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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-02-04

The Augusta, Hallowell d Gardner
Electric Railroad has placed an electric
bell near the east entrance of the state
House to announce to the patrons just
when the cars will leace for Augusta
Ha,lowell and Gardiner. The Dell Is
located on the east wall of the rotunda
and beneath it the following notice
will be seen: zone ring indicates that
car will leave the State House fol
Water street Augusta in two minutes
Two rings indicate that a car VIII
leave for Hallowell and Gardner in
two minutes" Push buttons with eiec'
trical connection with the bell have
been placed at the corner OF state and
, Grove streets; at the state house
terminus of the Water street car and
at Lehr's siding. AS the bell sounds ir
tho rotunda, the elevator attendan
CONTINUED on page.7o
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AUGUSTA CHURCHES.
Sunday Ssrviees-AIl Are Cordially Invited
10 Attend.

| UNITARIAN CHURCH: Services at
1880 A. M. with sermon by Mr.. Newbert;
Sunday school at IL O'Clock.
| CHRISTIAN SCIENCE services will be
| held at summer street. Sunday. at 1910
O'Clock, also Wednesday evening at 73V
THE GOSPEL TEMPERANCE meet
ing held in the rooms of the w. c. r. U.
Sunday afternoon at 2.45. will be con-
Quoted by reformed young man.
| ST MARKS CHURCH: Rev. Geo. r.
| ion; 1000 A. NJ, Sunday schools 11.00 a.
NJ, mathis, ltany and sermon: $50 +.
NJ. evensong and lecture.
FREE BAPTIST CHURCH: Rev. Ev-
erett Lesher, pastor; sermon, 1870 4. NJ;
+. NJ; praise service. : u. NJ. followed
by sermon. subject. What Shall DO
With Jesus?
UNIvERsAIlsT CHURCH.: Morning
service at 1890, sermon by Rev. ]. }.
Mead: Sunday school at y NJ: Young
Peoples praise service at p. NJ. sub
ject, Forward. Not Backward Miss
Packard. leader.
SALVATION ARMY: Sunday. II A. NJ.
holiness meeting; 8 r. NJ. praise meet
ing; AIS p. NJ. childrens meeting; 8 r.
M. memorial service Of the late Miss
Bartlett and also farewell meeting OF Ad-
jutant and Mrs. Yates. All welcome.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,: 1870.
morning worship with sermon by the pas
tor IL. Sunday school: go +. M. Y. +.
.. 4. Il. meeting, 1.oV, evening SeTVIce
with address by the pastor: subject.
"Heredity and Environment" Tho mu-
sic will be rendered by the church choir.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH: J. NJ.
Wyman, pastor; morning worship at 1879
with sermon by pastor appropriate 10
the observance Of Christian Endeavor
day; ordinance of the Lords supper IN
connected with this service; Sunday
school at noon: c. i. conservation SER
vice at O'Clock; special service at Z
o. clock.
FIHST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SClEN-
list: Services at Christian Science read
ing rooms, Purinton building. Sunday at
1O45 A. NJ Subject: Soul" Afternoon
service at 3 p. NJ. Subject: Healing the
Absent" "Wednesday evening meeting at
80. Subjects OF general interest pertain
ing to Christian Science and personal ex-
periences.
PEOPLES CHURCH. Northern Az.
enue: B. s. Crosby. pastor: sermon AT
1890 A. M: subject. my Theology"
Sunday school. 11.45; juniors. 20. Mrs.
Clark in charge. There will be union
service of the Y. p. S. G. E. and church
at Z r. M. A report from the delegate to
the county convention will be given. and
a short address by the pastor. on the
growth OF the r. p. 8. c. E.; preaching
Wednesday evening, 10.
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BUCKLEY & GOODRICH under Conv Hence

creasing numbers to hunt our big
game
Secretary Blanding spoke in favor o!
the good roads movement and the as
ISOLATION voted to urge upon the Leg
islature to vote in favor of the move
ment. Among the speakers on this
subject. was c. W. Grey of the Preble
House Of Portland. who is memba.
Of the present New Hampshire Legis-
| lature, who told of the good work his
Legislature is doing in this line. Mr..
Blanding called the attention to the
fact that DR.. Heber Bishop of New
York, is in Maine in the interest of the
New York sportsmen's show and he
! urged that all assist in every way to
make good Maine exhibit. Votes of
railroads for their courtesy and for the
half rates. Thanks were also extended
Landlord Capen for his hospitality.
Many who had made sundry donations
were thanked. A telegram was read
from Ex- President o. f. Blackden of
/ Dexter, who was unable to be present
on account of illness Among the af-
ternoon speakers were Walter B. john
son, president of the Vermont Hotel
Keepers Association, and w. w.
Waugh of Boston, who has been con-
nected with several hotel associations
1t had been planned by Messrs. Wa
terman and Bodwell to take the party
to Hallowell and see their new hotel
in the afternoon. but the business meet
ing took UP so much time that they did
not carry out their plans.
Perhaps the pleasantest part of the
programme was the banquet in the
evening. Mine Host Capen had literal
ly spread himself on this. His elegant
dining hall was profusely decorated
beautiful thing to look upon. In the
center of the square was a hotel of
white, built by the chef. It's trim
mings We're of red and the electric
lights on the inside made the colored
windows look very beautiful. ''Capen.
Welcome, 1899 was seen on the cupola
windows. This hotel in miniature was
made by covering frame with white
frosting of the kind placed upon cakes
and it had taken many hours of the
chefs time to decorate it.
The menu was an elaborate affair
and would need columns of space to
describe. More columns would be need
ed to tell how it was enjoyed.
At 1880 the tables were cleared af-
ter two and one-half hours of feasting.
and President Judkins called the party
to order. He then read his annual
address.
President Judkins in his address
spoke of the time in 1895 when the as
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| ISOLATION was formed in Augusta with
As members. and has steadily grown to
| membership of 210. He urged that all
who can attend the meetings and keen
the association infused with progress
siveness. He dwelt upon the fish and
game interests Of the State which are
of SO vital Importance to the hotel
men. and he spoke strongly against
the hunters tax. Before thanking
them for his reelection he urged that
the good roads movement be supported.
He introduced Attorney General
Haines as POSTMASTER who presided in
happy manner. He called upon some
of those present who made short appro-
pirate remarks. Among the prominent
men present were Speaker l. X. Stet-
son, General w. S. Choate, Commits
sioner S. w. Matthews, Hon. w. G.
Philbrook and others.
Secretary Blanding read letter CO
regret from Albion T. Brownell. pres
ident of the Massachusetts, Association:
Tracey D. Warren, president Of the
Connecticut Association; E. L. Merri-
field of the New York State Associa-
ton; II. H. Brockway, president of the
New York City Association; Simeon
Ford. secretary of the New York State
Association, George H. BOWker, ex-
president of the United States Hotel
Mems Association and others. He had
scores of letters from many of the
prominent hotel men of the New Eng
land states and New York, together
with the men at the head of the rail-
roads of the New England states.
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attending the funeral Of 1.-The late Elk.

attending the funeral Of the late e. X.
OBrien.
LII the Senate Chamberlain of Lin
coin. presented resolve OF $4,000 for
TWO years for the use of sea and shore
fisheries commissioner. An order was
introduced calling on the cattle COM
missioners for an itemized account of
their expenses. A bill was presented
giving trial justices who live in a city
where there is municipal court con-
current jurisdiction with said court to
the amount of $50.
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Inc committee on education had q
meeting two hours long before the SEES
SON. FRIDAY. and wrestled with the
matter OF appropriations for the acad-
emies 1t is big task and it will try
TO deal with each resolve on its merits.
Nothing was definitely settled and no
reports will be made until after the
meeting, next Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-02-04

After the session the committee on
sea and shore fisheries had an eXecu-
tive session and voted to report ought
to pass on the bill allowing the use of
seines 76x6 feet for herring in Machias
bay: also ought to pass on the bill Gre
ating close time on smelts and cells
duce river and bay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-02-04

DR.. Dulrs Cough Syrsp n the best
remedy for relieving and curing that
-sthmatic cough. Physicians recoin-
mend it. Buy only the genuine. DR.. John
W. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-02-04

Governor Powers Went to HoultOn
on the afternoon train, Friday, to pass
Sunday at his home. Mrs. Powers re-
mains in this city. The Governor will
be back at the Capitol, Monday after
nOOn
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ating a close time on smelts and eels
from April 1 to November / in Baga-
duce river and bay.
The resolve in favor of the Augusta
City hospital occupied the attention OF
the finance committee, Friday after
hearings and the building was well
deserted. except the private Office of
State Treasurer Simpson where the
finance committee meets. The storm
did not prevent a large delegation o!
the loyal friends of the hospital from
assembling. Those present included
President c. B. Burleigh Of the hos
pital corporations: Secretary c. L. An
drews; Director Ira NJ. Randall: Doc
tors Burt Andrews. v. A. Clement. o.
S. c. Davies, w. H. Harris, w. John
son. s. T. Sanborn and J. L. Tuell;
Rev. Geo. F. began: Rev. FIR. c. w.
Doherty: Rev. L. S. Stackpole; Rev.
]. S. Williamson: F. L. Staples; Adju-
tant General Richards: Mrs. Hayden,
the matron; Miss Vannah; Mrs. Geo.
w. Martin. Mrs. j. S. Williamson,
Mrs. o. S. c. Davies, Miss Brooks, and
others.
Rev. Mr.. Williamson was the spokes-
man of the delegation. and explained
the work and needs of the hospital to
the committee. The resolve does not
call for money for the support of the
hospital; it asks that the State give
$4,000, provided the citizens raise an
equal sum for the erection of a hos
pital building. Mr.. Williamson's talk
was clear and forceful, an able presen-
tation of a good cause. He showed
how well the hospital is filling a long
felt want, that the city is united and
loyal in supporting it. and that it's reN
quest is reasonable and just. He was
followed by Gen. Richards who told
how the hospital came to the rescue
W it'll tilC lCNCI was IdN SdNp
Powers and had cared we'll for the sick
soldiers, even to the exclusion of other
patients. There We're no other speak
ers and the Augusta delegation felt
that the case of their hospital had been
well presented and that it's interests
were safe in the hands of the commit
tee.
The finance committee held one other
hearing, Friday afternoon. This was
on the resolve of $4,000 for the sup
port of the Eastern Maine General
hospital at Bangor. Those who ad
dressed the committee on behalf of this
hospital were Speaker Stetson. Judge
S. F. Humphrey, Chas. H. Bartlett, Dr.
d. A. Robinson and Benjamin B.
Thatcher, all of Bangor. The commit
tee will act on these resolves at its
meeting. next week.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31

bic Grre0tbeit Der WonSolen 'ebr mobl
bc0reiieu. Oielerei9enmdbti8e Sdritt
uulere8 WtilitGrs WeWaltbaberS ut Illr
China cine iebr ernite N%n9ele8eubett.
9&cnu IS ;ur .Seit uidt 10 CANS ullo
oar bjlflo9 uuo pbnmd6ti9 mare,
wtrot Ger Giiyont itocntull@ 81 erls
lttu MISUNDERSTANDING Iilbren ME
ST. 0ju0t iuOellen lie8cn, miro co MT
crm ErOtcit MOTT bc9uil9cu mil'en.
- uui,re 9}cGjeum8 lid bic ti9en
midtj9c Nouolm9apciic NcS @errn
CtiS 10 obuc 2&eitcre0 8clalIcn lnllen
Miro, iii nod iueiidtbuft. %telIetdt
miro cr bis oui 2&eitere0 lcine Ororc
mioerulicu miiiieu, pie III Der Maz
ibin0toucr 9epc'6e %an8eocltet miro,
Die Nrotlamirun9 ncS Spcrr9elePe9
IoQ oc9mc8en eriOl9t lcin, neil Die
Eilipjno5 on0tbli6 Die Gbinelen bal
len, ibrc Nu9i@lieBun8 genre leben
uno S1err Otis lid bel l3nen eIler
Stejn i'm Brett erperbeu mo6te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31
&rcbs 9ebeilt.

Gene Yerionen, beren Nameu uno No:
reiien anesgebeu Iluo. wuroen b%ebanoelt
uno seheilt pom Srebs burh Tr. Wbseler
pdbreno Der ben Vamen beiseiii9ten 3ab'
rem.
6rau 6. I. 5awcett, SET. 2lue.
8. Ct. @lcuo, Winn.. sebeilt in 1878;
Sarl 6ul, 374-5. Npe. g.. ct. Glouo,
Minu., oebeiIt in 1886; Sobn Nrooobl,
2Ol-1O. Npe. g., st. Gloup, Utinn..
aebeilt in 1896; 6rau u @riebler, 214
IL. aue. a., 81. Glouc, Wiuu., aebsilt
in 1896; SEQ. @riebler, 214-11. Qpe.
~, st. Glouo. Wtinn., 9rbeilt III 1897
5rau Sarl 8ehtbo.o, 40l-17. Npe.
~, ct. @louo, Wtiuu., aebeilt in 1898;
Z. U. Tull9r, Clearwater, Winn., ge'
heilt in 1873; 5rl. Sickle 5omler, Waiue
8roirie, Ylinu., gebeilt in 1885; Geo.
1opnieno, Clearwater, WIinu, 9ebeilt
in 1885; Mih. Heuiel, 1870. Npe,
g., st, GlOuo, gebeiit in 1899.
Steiner Der angeiubrtsn &reb8faIe lit
bis sun beutiQen Datum iuriidletebrt
Or. @b.eler hat Die Sebouolun9 uno
6siluug Der Srebsihooen mebr ais 10
Sabre VT elmer Sp'iiol,tdt Gemodt uno
bat ,iuiae Der iblimmittn 5dle, Die ie ge'
belt murheu, 0ebeilt. Gr b~Sicjti9t ben
inuerhalb 8 bis 30 2'aen, obne
babel oos NIrier ~ 9ebrouher ODER Slut
Al uerQieFer, uuo CT ~eGrarttrt 3u'
frteoenbait in ieoem NrebSiHle, oen
er mtrriuht uuo ben er ais 5eilbur ertiGrt.
Srcba6cilun aalt 1926 6tlj3 %. Ctr,
NinnmpuIis, glinu.
Sdreibt fir elm 9uh nit Gwlpfeblun'
aeu ron iolhau, Die asbeiIt wuroen ODER
iprehi 6ai 9r. VI. Wb'elsr W ieiuer 81.
nee No. % @aibmatou Aue. 9, N}inHe.
opolis, g}jnn, Dor, 39s2t
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Mdmmcr=S cpnrfcmemt.

llnicre CONNER Cans, mdbreno
Der sunSen Sailon gu So pertauit,
JtSl $500
Wdnmer 0ono Ne(t Eat. GQli,
ME biIli9er ais 81 IS pertauit, jcbt
$3.50
liner 9OnSer &orrotb al Wtdn.
ner CONNER Sans, nit Der 6unb
8endbt III alien 6urben, INNER per
tauIt 81 $3.50, 50. Is, 81 unO
1925, ole neuen StplS Jest So
Wtdnner &ici Mjo Sans in allen
@roBen uno Sreiten, wertb $500
Jest. 1928
G9te Sotin G0li iir Wtdnner,
lpertb 81, jeBt.........SI.5O
Wtdnner GanpuS SGll6e nit &c
Der belebt uno le0ernen So6leu
...... OctS
Mdnuer 5enuiS S6ube 39cts
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31
9ite Der Wei6WOrcncn.

Eol9tnoe yiite ent0dlt Die 9tam
ieuer @lrger non Stearn9 SOInt
mclde int ud6iten Sreio8ert9t9term
ais Wei6morenc SIT Oienen boben;
@roB8ci6moreie.
J. Is. 2lloeu, ct. Glouo.
<. Is. 0uui9 Ct. Eolepb.
N{atb. 0oooS, SNut 6entre.
&obn @uleS, 2lbunV.
! 81. Nurtley, SUut Gentrs,
Ieter Nciuen, Ct. 6loHo.
!. \. aruemer, Wteine Frairie.
Sos. aronenber8, Ct 2ln8u'ta.
:. II. yumb, @ettp.
&arueu yembet, Wtumlon.
q. u. 9uon9, ypnoen.
Gobn Mto9g, Ct. 6louo.
Sobu Ne0inet, Npon.
Better S1war;, yurembur9.
&,rnaro S6wieter9, @roUe.
w. Is. S6oemdter, Salr NuoeH.
.. No. Spunier, Eate 0enrp,
4. e. StuiIOrO, q. 6louo.
Sobn Stei6en, NotptlIe.
y. ,. SowuienO, Sout 6erter.
Ebtuoor %o6, &ruin.
So6n 3ei5, 6oloin9.
Sobn 3jumermuun, IT,, Albanp.
8leingei6worene.
80. 9~lttiuion, NGiawooo.
:. NJ. GuuIittc, Saut Centre.
Goiver Grcuer, Ct. W(enoel.
5enni5 GaQon, @apmono.
2lnt. GmulO, Ct GlOuo.
: z. Ertocrjt, 2liblep.
Sobn Eilritcn6trg, Ct. @Sartin.
.6enrp Werao9 @rojn.
&ation G;ooouer, Q(uine Frairie.
Solepb aiutsmcper, EpnOen.
SumeS Rjmbull, Wtuine Fralrte.
Subn Soft, MtuniOn.
leter auubl, Ct. Wtartin.
W(i6ue( 2ubr, Ee Souf.
Soiepb gauer, Ct. Glouo.
9lIreo giubcrbulm, 6rom 1toer.
Sobu gommel, Notplue.
Setter gut9en, 6o%le8eptle.
Sebn =. Meper, Gpen %Ste.
s. Is. Nebrins, !3ion.
=. ". Cuiun, Tpnoen.
9. 7. Ral, ct. 6louo.
So6n Huui6, Sprins gill.
SoIepb S6dIer, HOtptlle.
Teter Slou9b, arntn.
oSobn Spdtb, Eute George.
Sobn 5bielmunn, Npon.
q. 6. %Sebb, 6air Napen.
s.. !. 2Seprau6, Ct. 6louo.
@erbaro .3ierpen, ct. Slouo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31
Sramrm=O epartcmcmt.

Otit ser 6ano 0eorebte Cans
&ici aib fir 6rouen, reguldrer
FreiS So. 70 S3 90
Sdpar;e &ici &io in allen mo-
oerneu Spieen iiir 6rauen, outer
@ertb 81 SO, jest. 80 G5
0amen &ici aiO nit ldlucrer
G%rtenlion SOble, Elm ausgeSei6nez
ter 5dub iir 0erbit9ebrau6 in
alien "jrOBen uno 8reiten, Elm gu=
Ter $500 S6ub u.....S 80 20
0amen &ici Gan, Batting Sop
garontirt, @rOBe =! bis s, Gber=
all 81 50 pert0uft, Jest. 80 -
6rouen l@pdr'5 Crioros gro
Ser @ertb ;u = 5o, Jest -
Erauen tan Cr'oro@ wertbS. 275
$50 unO - % jcgJ....SI 30
Eroucr 1,,,t Stlo. aut tiegiamer
" NoJ Goa,e, mcr,6 y. Is lest
81 80
liner aan,,e &orrath all 6iQiz
co. Erf,s11 .H luuulS Ur9 tan
S@4hs. n.t.3 %I.35 Il. 5! %,
jest ;I...............& Gcts
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31
Cute @cle9cmbcit.

Gru fir SutelSwede etrserldtetcs, in 9u'
tent 3uiianoe 'h bcinoenets @ebdnoe, nit
aht Stlafsimmeru, an Z. Npe. iiollh seles
aen, 1T 6u ulGbisem Srelle AZ oerpabten
oser su ~perIauIea. 9taberss 81 erirasen bel
SobnS 6miot,
Sl-ba 81. Glouo, NRinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31

Satin Gali Snl8 iiir tleine ser
rem, Is bis 2, Su........I -
Gotjn SAT- 8ol8 iir flcjne Ser
rcn, @r0Be 10 bis II, ale 3usI
Gsnni9 Sdube fiir &naben JEST
gu. .3jcto
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&crlam9t.

Civ outer BogeHmaher, Der iein @e
ihGit ueraebt, taun iotort arbeit fuoeu.
Nertjeuge mcrbsn seliefert.
Geo. W. 6artuNg,
1913 Nlbanp, Ut | u II.
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III. SWNt..
Sos &Dric9er u1o Satin OIL Ncniel
StaOtb'r, eR ne4 ca 125 81 80 1900
Sobn y Eerirns uno Satin oil Sam
Eetoleman, ne4 9 4 1876 & 80. 300
ytic Meper ruo @att,n OH 0ermaun
Sredrug. nw4 lp4 Sect % ! 1876
I'll 3d.. $50
Die Ct y @ u W Gp So al 1arl
Thlltpief, NM iw4 Sect 25 Z
1876 81 $50
9 u Srlih II. @utt,u a. Nler Moore,
w@ ink Sect 4 1875 aI3'.... 1900
SlaIius Sderer ruo Satin an Wath
Sonas, iwh INK 9 26 ] l24 & 80 600
2luaeline WtoB al emma WoB, els
ie4 Sect % I l22 SCI Co.. 1000
6rt Settenburs ct al all Sob arler,
tbell ne4 Sect 5 s 1913 81 2S.... 400
Sobn Tapne uno Satin an Sobn y
Yapus IT. ct al wH iw4 pon ie4
Sect 4 Z 1913 SCI 30 uno Nuoeres.. 2iO
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0nOo's Vilcu iino Ole bette Nbiibrs uno
Seberz WteolSlu fur Gomi,tengebrauh. 25c
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Gelc IN pcrlcibem.

1b made @elsuulciben, No bic Slider,
belt cine r,iblide lit, yu Broient labr'
li@e 3utereiisH uui iebn Sabre uno gese
Dem 2eiber OoS Heht, ieoes 3abr cine
~2lbsabluna am SapitnI ~ madden.
6. 9. u 0 b,
i'm Mtwoso 9lod, 81. Glouo. Yinn. 80
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Ihcnmntisnlts i'm &iiteu, III Den Sdultern,
@iilteu, Neuteln. Glbo ieu oOer @anogelente1
entItebt 0urb 81 uiel Saure in Slut. 9ooo'e
Sdrilparllid hetit Gbeuntatl9mlI9.
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21fdboben umb ainbcr Cc=
pnrtcmcnt.
Wa6t cure &inNer iertig CUR
SGulc.

ytdO6en bo69ro6igc &ici aio
GOn, re9uldrer Frei9 50. %, III
81 80
Wtdoden i6parSe unO tan gSelt
GrOBe II! bis 2, Spring N9iab-
i6ube wertD 81. % Su.....I75
WtdO6en Spring 6eel 9ici aio
S6niIr= uno &nopfi6ube in allen
Sreiten II! bis 2, re9uldrer Freis
$3.50, Jest. 90
Otdo9en Sprin8 6eel 9ici Sib
S4niir= unO &nOpii6ube in alien
Sreiten S! bis II, Su....75cts
Wtdo6en Dor Galf Sprino 6eel
- bis II Su...........15cts
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WiQmsoo.

O}it Der Grnte oilriten Die met'ten
Narmer suirieoen8elteut 'eln, Gtle
quite Mtittelernte lit III NusNtdt. So1
hat Die R~e0enSeit, Die lif wabr'6elr@
lid aus ben Y6ilippinen bierber per
irrt" Bat, Die G.ualitdt beoeItero per-
minSert. Oas SebIriniB b%e''erer
Sdeunen, ais oo9 ireie Selo %lietert,
maft lj6 iaIt ieoes Sabr mebr Be
mertbar, allein Die bon l%tnleren ptel-
ieiti0en Nurteireonern perlpre1ene
T~roSperitdt mill lid bel ben Sarnlern
nod nidt eiulteleu. Die 2rel9ma
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-21
PULLMAN AND WAGNER.
Formally Announced That Former Will Absorb
the Latter Company.

Chicago, Oct. 20.-The following state
ment was issued. today, at the conclusion
OF the meeting of the board OF directors
of the Pullman Palace Car Co:
1T is announced that negotiations have
been concluded between the boards of iii
rectors of the Pullman and Wagner Cos,
subject to the ratification of their re
spective stockholders, by which the Pull
man co. will purchase all the assets and
property of the Wagner Co. including its
contracts with railway companies, paying
therefor 100000 shares of Pullman stock =
the capital stock Of the Pullman Co. TO
be increased accordingly for that purpose.
1T is understood that the board of Iii
rectors of the Pullman Co. is to be in
creased and that Messrs. VIM. X. Van
derbilt. J. Pierpont Morgan, Frederick w.
Vanderbilt and DR.. W. Seward Webb Will
become members Of the Pullman board.
Steps are to be Immediately taken to
submit the matter to the stockholders for
action and approval, and for that purpose
a special meeting of the stockholders o.
the Pullman Co. has been called for Dec.
5 next.
AT an adjourned meeting Of the board
of directors of the Pullman Co, today, 4
quarterly dividend of 81 per share was de
cared payable Nov. 10 to stockholders az
record, Nov. l.