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The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18

J. D. Bridges, Editor "Democrat,' "
Lancaster, N. H., says, "Oue Minute
Cough Cure Is The hest remedy ever
used" Immediately relieves and cures
coughs, colds, Group, asthama, pneu-
monia, brOnchilis,grippe and all throat
and lung trouble: II prevents con-
sumption. Setnmes' second Class
Drug Store.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18

An aged inmate Of the Insane asylum
named James A. Paul, who was form
erly prominent merchant OF IazoO
City, died Monday nshs, of general
PARALYSIS.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18

An authority On the profits of the
cotton factory, as they affect the pro-
ductr Of the raw material, says that
there i, no reason why the farmer
should not get from S75 to 500 bale
for his cot;or.-Ctarion Ledger.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18
Some Prices In 1S40,

Our readers may be interested In
comparing the prices OF some OF our
chief commodities of today with the
prices OF fifty years ago. Following
are some quotations from a Nashville
paper O. 1S4S: Cotton from 4 to 6 cents;
whiskey II cents gallon; cheese Z
cents pound; molasses 10 and 20 cent
gallon; coffee 6 and cents pound
bacon and hams cents pound; flour
S4.25 to $500 barrel; sugar 3t to 4
cents a pound.-Raymond Gazette.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18

The result Of the Ksn.Scky election
10 still Undecided. The count 10 under
way and both Taylor and Goebel claim
their election
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18

The government figures out, from
present indications, cotton crop for
this year Of less than 100000 bales.
Its estimates heretofore have not been
always exempt from error; but even
at this estimate there Is no reason to
assume that the staple shall command
le'' than eight or nine ceuts pound
IN |.w Of the many markets that have
late'y opened to the products Of our
soil i.snother column, to which we
dlrec' a'',tion. will be found tho OFF,
clal es''"@' OF the governments stat
isticiaD. y
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18
SUNSET LIMITED

Of the Southern Pacific. giving special
through service 10 S:tHAFruucs ". 1Nkets
and full information 'soHeernin. the above
can be had Of agents ~ the "CciItral" and
connecting lines.
W. A1<KiELLoSa 1i as;Iri.A. y; 4; Al H..
A. II. HANSON. G..P.i =.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18
illinois CENTRAL R, R.
n A11FoRN1 A
UNEW 0RLEANSn

in connection with the Southern Pacific.
Through Weekly Tourist Sleeping Oar leaves
Cine innati over the Is. 4 q. y. W. ky. and
Louisville on ]. y. H. X. fast New Orleal :
Limited" train every Thursday for L,,>
Angeles and San Francisco without changt
petent agent whose sole business il is to lOLs
after the welfare Of patrons. The Limited
also connects ut New Orleans daily with ex-
press train for the Pacific Coast. aud on Mon
days and Thurdays NJ New Orleans after
December u with the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-16
wEsTcBEsTER REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS

,D po,unrcans NJ Bedford Township have made
the following nominations Supervisor Robert X.
Clark OF Bedford Village Town Clerk William g.
Adams Of Bedford Station Tax Collector. Herbert
A Merritt; Justices Of the Peace A. F. Avery
Ioh.-. Y Clark Joseph Crane and John Knox:
tIighwav Commissioners. Henry B. Brown. Thomas
o'Pr,en and George A. Mathews; Assessors. Will
lam H. Bates and Daniel J. Smith
In the town Of Newcastle the Republicans have
nominated Harvey b. Green FOR Supervisor and
,ro,, ticket for the other town officers. Joseph o.
Miller who now represents titt town in the Board
Of Supervisors has been renominated
1osenh See known as the father OF the Board"
has been renominated for Supervisor by the he-
publicans Of the town OF North Casue. Ills oppo-
nent Ia Wright Hall. Mr.. See has served his town
ana county for many years. and is Of the most
influential members Of the Board. lie mas the
backing of a strong ticket and his reelection Is
considered a certainty.
James Teed who formerly represented the town
OF somers in the Board has been again nominated
for Supervisor by the Republicans Of that town
Samuel Lounsbury. the present incumbent has
been renominated by the Democrats
The Republicans Of Yorktown have nominated
this ticket Supervisor Edward b. kear; Town
Clerk. Charles Tassett; Justices. r. J. Bushel and
Charles Forman; Highway Commissioners. Theo-
dore Hill Charles J. Purdy and j. Frost Horton
Tax Collector John A. Barnes; Assessors, Jesse
Ryder. Chauncey d. Griffin and Albert Lee
Supervisor George Ruscoe has been renominated
by the Republicans or Poundrlose lo"Hshlp' Su-
pervisor Shnn mas been renominated by the Re-
publicans of Pelham and Endorsed by the Demo
As announced in The Tribune Daniel +. Hays
president OF the village Of Pleasantville. has re-
fused TO accept the Democratic nomination Tor
supervisor In Mount Pleasant, and Charles j.
Quinn OF Kensco has been nominated 10 NIL the
VACANCY Mr. Quinn Is A new man, and II Is generally
conceded that Charles NJ. Lane, the Republican
candidate. will be elected.
The Republicans Of Hastings -the-H udson have
nominated the following ticket; President. VIII
lam Ross: Trustees Frank 2. Curry and r. q.
Zinsser; Treasurer, George T. Sackett; Tax Col
lector. Charles X. Phillips
The Republicans II frvngton have made these
nominations: President Arthur NJ. Hunter; Trus-
tees n. Lewis and Robert Abercrombie Treasurer
Daniel Gigan. Tax Collector J. Vaughn
East Chester Republicans have nominated the
following candidates for town officers supervisor,
Or. W D. Granger; Town Clerk. William Jackson;
Assessors. William Thompson w. j. Leonard and
William LLOYD; Justices T r. Roach and Richard
Lu,ksrt The Democrats have renominated Herbert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-16
NEW YORK CITY

The West End Collegiate Guild OF the ooiiesi1'o
church Seventy-seventh-st. and west Emu w..
viii Give a spring garden tea and sale 'o-h'oiio"
afternoon and evening.
Al the Packard School. Fourth-ave' ana lwen.s
I'D 81 Tomorrow at II a. m. Booker l. wan"
Ito, will speak on "The Work at Iuskegee'
Tho New-York Methodist Social Union VIII meet
. aiah, in the Union Methodist Episcopal Church'
rortr-eirhth-st. west Of Seventh-ave FRANK N.
Robertson will deliver lecture on Mania anu VIC
phn,nnines" illustrated with photographs taher
~. himself Commodore Philip and Mrs fhil'p Will
be present ,, ST.,
The Rev. Thomas P. McLaughlin VIII oeiN 'as -
oo, lecture THE Melodies and Songs OF lreiHnu'
e., the Church Of the Holy lnnocents' bloau" ~
a,d Thirtv-seventh-st.. this evening al 0 oioO A.
rather McIaughlins reputation as spe"Ao' "'
= s,rger of Irish melodies is well known
william b. Norman. auctoneer VIII sen AZ VIC
rif,b Avenue Auction Rooms, No. 2SS fll'n- g.,
49, "a tomorrow evenings, the art COLLECTION Vi
tbe late Charles H. Winfield. OF Jersey CltE' ns
,no,udes paintings by well-known America" anu
T,rencb artists and a number OF bronzes'
n, SATURDAY. evening. March 49, at p m- IN the
cat Han of Cooper Union, Lieutenant u, l"
GARDEN will deliver an illustrated lecture On ,
val Ciunnery in the Spanish American war ~"
interested are welcome,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-16
NAV TRY TO SELL HIS BOAT TO ENGLAND

England may soon have chance 10 auu Iobn
land submarine torpedo boat to her navy jim
Holland. It's inventor; Captain L. H. bell' % t"e
uri,,sb Navy. and L. V. Benet, OF the ho'c"N''
Gnn company. sailed from this port together yes
terday on the American liner St. PAU LOT oouln r
amnton. Captain Zalinsk, of dynamite gun la.'1'
vas at the pier to see them off. He SAID MI ho'
land was going abroad for his health ou' ma
u.hua on the her side he would perhaps make
arrangements for the building OF submarine 'o'
nedoboat according to his plans for some OF the
foreign governments l,-.o,,
some American inventions" added the Oap''"n'
"etranee TO saw are not thought much OF at nome
until they are in use abroad. The Hollaho sGp-
marine 0at is a success, and while the war Win
spain was on It's inventor offered 10 take II 10 09
tiaco Harbor and destroy the mines theIe' -, -
some reason. however, the chance was nov sl'Sn
him Now that France has perfected the Aede. ne
other European nations realize that me @
bost Is A terrible foe and they are ANXIOUS 10 eet
ne mans of Hollands vessel After his trea tine ~
here there is no reason why the inventor shoulu
not make a deal with them. II was the same way
/ with the Hotchkiss gun. American military eH-
perts frowned on the invention untl IL WAS az
| cepted and in abroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-16
PEEKSKITL

The annual meeting OF the Water Commissioners
will he held In the Municipal Building this even
,,g and an organization Of the new Board erected
commissioners Homer Anderson and DR.. Charles
Mason Democrats retire. and Wilbur L. Ellls ana
Dr Alexander D. Dunbar. Republicans, take thef
nlaces There are still three Democrats in the
poard SO that they Will control the organization
siles w Washburn is selected for president Oh le
Board. ,.,,,- .,.,.os oor,oned IN
Tuesday evening Ex-senator Robertson, the Dem
ocratic president for two years. gave place TO zap
lain John l. Storm. Republican and trustees MOI
tross and Jordan. both Republicans Ieunreu ~
favor of Isaac II Smith and Seth IaDer. kepuD
teams CaDtain Storm delivered an interesting IN
anc1,ral address AS Trustee MOntrOss was aDoul
20 retire CORPORATION Counsel T. 3. Travis. IN a
not sneech presented to him. on behalf or many
friends q handsome gold watch. The Inscription
In reeognition Of public service. MI Monlro nas
been a trustee OF the village Of Peekskl tor hIieen
consecutive years. After this incident county
Ieverett F. Crumb stepped forward ana presence
10 Warren Jordan. the other retiring Htihpti, d
large ctt-glass punch bowl Mr.. Jordan mas nteH
- rnsea kor seventeen years. but not cOnsecu We
IL like Mi MOntrOss. The main business VI ny
svening after organization was 10 change lle
,reetinc night to Tuesday evening instead OF Non
BOARD of Health. to succeed George r. bIISsS
whose three-year term Of Office had EXPIRED 10y d
etrict marty vote Walter -. Cole, a Democral Nds
annointed the four Democrats OF the bodIu W "
Ing for him and the two Republicans SOuhE. ~
MT Briggs Mr. Briggs had been member OF Ssle
BOARD az Health for nearly eght years anu lOI
several years had been its president
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-16
THE 10TH MUSTERED OFT.

The 1e9th Provisional Regiment in command OF
Colonel Denis Mccarthy and which was organized
IN June Of last year. mustered out last night
in the e9th Regiment Armory. at Eighth-st. ana
Third-ave The men and officers who responded
the muster-out call last night received honorane
discharge papers from the hands Of Colonel Duny.
NJ tho com There were present a number of the
staff and field officers who assisted Colonel DuHy
in the command OF the 6sth IN the South me
men Of the provisional regiment were review ed
by Colonel Duffy. who thanked them FOR the
patriotic spirit displayed by them in responding 20
ihe call of the president Colonel Mccarthy also
said few brief words Of thanks 10 the men Of his
command A number of those who received their
discharge papers last night Will join the 69ih after
the reorganiza ton of that regiment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-16
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

A large delegation of oficeholders and prominent
citizens OF Mount Vernon attended the Assembly
hearing on Tuesday in Albany on the char'e'
Amendments. Among the amendments arc oi'9 -
,rcraasa tha amount OF highway Improvement
bonds to be issued TO $4,000 charging the powers
OF the Controller and authorizing MIN 20 n'NeSSl
gate the affairs of the Board OF EducallOh' cOin-
pellng the planting Of shade trees on res HiT
streets and avenues fixing the salary OF tne haS -,
at Il Cc0 and Aldermen NJ 500. and providing LOT
new outlet sewer TO co,t 10000 or more ne Ger, GER
eation savoring the bills headed by Mayor
Fiske and included ex-Postmaster clarence ba NJ
Zealand II T. Jennings F. L. Lucas ana otheIs
Another delegation led by Joseph :. Wood ana
Colonel John z. Bryant opposed the measures eS-
,ecfallv the Sewer bill which II was asserted y a
scheme to permit the Democratic Mayor 10 spend a
large sum OF money , ,,-.-A..a.o- ,S-o,oa ~ c
The Science Section OF the We'tchester N9in r rs
6,luh gave a reception yesterday in wizard nan iol
he Sinh members and their friends. Among me
guests were Mrs William Tod Helmuth, pieSluenSS
~ the state Federation Of We mems Gums; ana
Mrs Shaler vice president OF the Housenoiu M
tional association Mrs. II. T. Rhoades If cnar-
@ ~ the Science Section and the officers Of the
nInb received Mrs Lane postmaster ABOUT
TWO hundred women were present ana were PieaS-
antly entertained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-16
--,C,<runoCKER BwAY q 3sTH ST.
SOTHE RN Mas. " Wa : Say. =
In THE KINGS MUSKEIEER.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
GRAND OPERA SEASON 1893 30.
Under the direction or VII. MAURICE nrhu
Last Week but one OF the Season.


Last Week but one OF the Season
p,n. AZ. Nibelungen sIEGFRIED. Mines. LII Leh-
mann Marie Engle. Meisslnger NM. Dippel. Bispham.
Pringie Merert and Van Rooy Conductor, schalk .
IAni I%hmann Brema. Jean and Ed de Reszke. and
Plsncon Conductor, Maneinelh
Sat. Matinee, Mch is 1sst tmel.Ero Leandro
sat Eyg Mch. IS. at Popular Prces-DON Go
VANNI Nordica- Engle. Suzanne Adams; Manrel Ed de
Resxke Sslignac. 49, a., $780,, go,
soolsts Mines Marie Brema and Marie Engle; NM. Van
Dyck Campsnari and Van Rooy Conductor. schak
Mon AT. Mch. 20. at l2:+0 precisely Third cycle
Der Ring des Nibelunsen ENTERTAINMENTS MO-
Mines Lii Lehman. Pevny Meissinger. Molks Kellogg
and Schumann Heink NM Jean. Ed. de Reszke. Muh-
mann Blspham $1,000 - . .,,oa,,
Rembrch, Bauermsister, salezs, Pringle. campanarL
Tues Evg Mch 81 at Especial performance Of
IOHENGRIN. under auspices OF German Press Associs
ton Nordlca Marie Brems. DIPPED, Bi-phsm Muhmann'
and Ed. lie Reszkc. - -
Melsslinser GAu lehman. Van Dyck. Pancon and Van
Rooy
Thurs. Ev'g. Mich. a. at 7i5-seidi testimonial per
formance which nearly all the principal artists have
kindly volunteered to appear in acts ~ -
TBRDAEMMERUNG SPECIAL. PRICES
Fri Evg. Mich. "a. at 746-TRI5rAN UND ISOLDE.
Nordice. Brsma, Jean and Ed dc Rssrke and Bispham
Sat Mat. at 2 EyE at s-Farewell performances.
sTEINwAY sons PIANOS USED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-16
SCARSDALF.

Tho scarsdale town officials will apply TO the
BOARD Of Supervisors tomorrow through Chauncey
T secor chairman Of the Board. TO appropriate
t,s noo for the r,1rpose Of matchmaking the White
SS1efro tosd from rhe East Chester line 10 White
Plains and the Mamaroneck Road 10 White Plains,
SSbsirmen SecOr said yesterday that the town
would soon have excellent roads, and II francnlSs
shouid he granted &c any trolley company II would
he REQUIRED 10 pave between ana lot TWO OF 'i'eo
feet on each eide OF the tracks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-16
HOME NEWS.
WHAT &c GOING ON TO-DAY.

,.u.. oxtens,on hearing City Hall. p. m
,Idormen's Committee on Legislation CITY man,
=. m ,r,.o. T, Mclaughlin,
ch',rcb ~ the Holy Innocents p m -
A. fuckers lecture. Columbia university
$50 p. m ,,,.. ,,.,bo.5,st Church.
Methodist Social Union. Union Me'hou'S' O''' We
p. m. .-,oor,
twelfth Regiment athletic games armory,
society OF Decorative Art entertainment "s'uo''
Astoria $50 p. IN. -, D.osh,,,ar,ar
r,iroI rally Yale Band at the Central PresDy
lt,,rch Eiftv-seventh-st.. west OF SeNeh'h-a'e'
n m. Robert T. Speer will PRESIDE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-16
NEW-ROCHELIE-

The Supervisors. representatives Of the BOARD OF
Trade Republican Club end the Protestant
churches were IN Albany Tuesday attending the
Assembly hearing the city charter chairman
Strenahen declined to hear any of the arguments
Tor and against the section regarding the clause
permitting the reading OF the Bible IN the Schools
To- satA 81 the charter ie stu in doubt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-16

SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK WEDNESDAY MARCH 49, is"
ARRIVED.

Steamer Teuonc (BD. Cameron LyeTpo@ M9 ~ me
and Queenstown O. with mdse and passenger Ds 1o1s M
steamer Colorado OBr). Wilton. Hun March S sop
de and two R cabin an I g?s'TSf m 10 T""'
A5s ssat at W We ' cy sd Bristol February %
and swansea 2s with mdse 10 James AIKEN " co. ~
xcna DAM hdemsnn papz S F 5ssT rS
Finch' Edye & Co Arrived at the Bar at II m, q,
s'esnS Wosac,. March s. with and l2 Storage
passengers to Funch. Edye & CO. Arrived AT U' '''
s,esm @ Ener4e Gen Tnolen, savona Februsry y
and Gibraltar 81 ballast 10 Pm kuprech'' N''''' -
'h Sine, sqn Athaie csor w.eust consta3noPls Eth
T mdfs TO- B syrn% Co. Arrived Far at m "a
steamer PAGING osf 2g Coombo February Port
said is Aiers and Delaware Breakwster Mssoh ~
Win sugar Henderson Brothers Arrived al '"' '"'
steamer Mogul @ Bailey Yoso hama R'ce Amber =
Hong Kong IS Singapore %. Port said February ~ ana
Ai Is e. with mdse Carter Macy Co. Arrived
% on g; St Martens s1 P FsSgi y!
1rticna March l. 81 KITS 3. san Juan 3 santiago ana
t Mss Sa@ T. o. "'j h-rired at the Bar at iio
steamer viglanca REYNOLDS. na'snS "a CO. Ar
r'y.d AZ the e,,oie Besrse jacksonville March IL and
CHARLESTON 49, with mdse and passengers to N''an
s,eaTer %ueces Risk Galveston March and Key West
:, vitb rnd~e and passengers 20 II Mallory \ -
stesmsr rnge7 and nassrnger. to Old SIS Co.
ship Manuel Laguno; small aoS1 ~, peiscsmn q co:
1
vessel TO- F chapman co. ,,.. ,.. n ha,,a,,
Shin Magdaene oGer Susewind nun ~ '"FN' '' ~
TO WSlfR Hook k0e MaTcS is sso wnd northwest mod
crate breeze. clearing.
SAILED.
s.,o,.-z Kn,rht Bachelor ,Br). for London; Or1shS
rYava,s etc. chester Dutch. Rotterdam ''e.l 7.
M eth. Guyandotfe. Norfolk and Newp,I 49,
hps Gr Cape Hayden etc. 81 Paul ts,ern
ISSa,n Gouchl Rotterdam Wesiernand 'heIs Nn'"''''
America lBD, London.
AT ANCHOR. BOUND OFT
Is,
STEAMERS Wderspool CBrl for Baltimore anchored III
RAY: FlaNman tBr for Manchester 'hcn
of Stapeton; Miami hence for Galveston h'u''''''
| hence for Norfolk
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON March H. 93j a m-Arrtved. steamer
Trave 1er, Chrstoffers New York for Bremen iAnd r.
ceets.. 40 m sailed steamer Kaiser Friedrich Veil
| stoermer from Bremen). Nev-York ..
| Oueenstown March IS. 6.25 m--Arrivel steamer
Majestic ODD smith New-Yor for Liverpool land pro-
Hvcnmou,h March io-sailed. steamer Potomac (BD.
Ceros March 49, nn-Arrtved. steamer saale GER.
| Perrin. March I5-Passed. steamer Benvenue dr,.
| Manila for New-York =. -.
Sagres March i4-Passed. steamer Henriette II 'br)'
Berg New-York for Trieste
| s. Michaes March i5-Arrived. steamer Heimswood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-16

- . Gov sunervisor. but there is so much op-
u In 80 him on account OF his connection WIZ
Pc recent trolley fight that he Will proo"O' w
Charles F. Echorn has been n0 ,iiIse Of Dobbs
KeI.,o''ii IN Mace of William l. Cushing. VINO "e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-16
TARRYTOWN.

The funeral Of Isaiah Washburn, who died on
Sunday afternoon. was held yesterday afternoon al
2:SO O'Clock at his home. No IA Neperan Road ne t
eervices were conducted by the Rev. Wllhun ;
Compton. pastor Of the Asbury Methodist Episcopal
Church and the Rev. J. Selden Spencer rector Oh
S,hr5st Fniscopai Church The body will be taken
10 Chappaaua this morning for burial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-16
DORBS FERRY.

James Graney. the twenty-year-od son OF Johh
Graney died yesterday morning at his nome III
Deveau-st He Is a graduate Of the Do6oS FeIIy
school and a relative OF Senator William J: GraneN;
The Rev Arthur F. Barnett, Of New-NorK VII
lecture in the Ardsley Methodist Episcopal Chnrch
Tomorrow evening on The Fart tlayeo py H"e
land In the Spanish American War.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-16

1Nor Christansen Messina for New-York Nor coals)
Para March fj-Arriyed steamer Hubert (Br Such.
Ncw-York for Manaof "a
1t Lucia March li-saled. steamers Beiona (Rr,'
rversen from Santos. etc). New York: GaTick Br).
Elem from Santos etc). New-fork-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-16
MOUNT KISCO.

"a wiley who was member Of the Aston
ps,+erv and served as Chief Of Customs at Manila
gave an interesting lecture at the Katonah Fresoy
ferian Church on Monday evening for me penent
-, tba Village Improvement Society. HIS subject
was Some Interesting Features of the War IN the
philippnes."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SUNRISE 6: 10 Sunset Moon II 81 Moons
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
M-sandv Hook 1913 Island II Is Hell Gate
p W-Sandy Hook .26 Gov Island II 5S Hell Gate ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-16
THE DIRIGO PICKED Up

Victoria b. c.. March l5-The steamer Dirigo
was picked up by the Victoria steamer Teos and
towed Juneau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-16
feaolns Gottls ano Restaurants
This list appears every Sunday Tuesday Thursday
WHERE TO DINE.
For Information circulars etc Of or Restau-
rant below call address Send siamp)
HOTEL TARIFF BUREAU,
03 Fifth-aye.. New-York

Ale means A la Carte. Tdh.. Table Hote Dinner
DELNONICO's 9Th Ave. & 44th 81. A Ia carte
LEON FIOUHEr. 9th ave &1sth Ale. Tdh 81 25sfu.c,
MORELIO's ..... West 10Th ST Tdh. Music
MARsH's, 1oa W. "a OB & l.. TdhD a. & 5. Alc) Music
HOTEL HUNGARIA Union So. e. Tdh. with wine 81
LtCHOW's GERMAN RESTAURANT. 10 IAN 81
TERRACE GARDEN. 6sth-st near Lex ave Ale.
CAFE HEUMANN, .Bwa and Reade st. Ale
Al CHAT NOIR SOL w .B'yCTdh. wine 50c) Uptown.
Az CHAT NOIR, 81 W % ST. Ale Tdh Hch SOC din
Az CHAT NOfR, 75c. tMusic-) After Theatre suppers
MONTANELLI 107w44 Crdh Toe. wine nusio L5oc B4Oc
HtNGARIA REST, Recently enlarged and i'm
on 2d-ave. & iOth-st proved Tdh.. Ac Cee-
Cafe Boulevard. brated Gipsy Band
THE WENDELL. IS Z. 2oth-st. Tdh.. Ich. SOC Ale.
AHDIN a CHABEHTy. Atc ,rah so WI. ,
I25 w. 26th ST..
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Announcements.

'TJongwood."
A Whipped Seam Gun
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f. & w.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28

The auditing committee when mas
been busy upon the accounts on STATE
Treasurer Simpson, for the past two
weeks completed it's labors. Friday at
.or,oor and the six members have re-
turned to their homes. 1t is unneces-
sorry perhaps, to add that they found
tho ACCOUNTS correct to the minutest
detail. The report of the committee
vii, be submitted to the Governor and
council. next Wednesday. Treasurer
c;,,nson is in Carmel for few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28
Be lad POI deat,

You can tell just as well as physi-
clan whether your Kidneys are dis.
eased or healthy. Fiji u tumbler with
urine and le. It stand "a hours, If IL has
sediment, II 1t Is milky Or elouds,
aiseo:ofed or pale. if it is ropy or
stringy. your Kidneys and Bladder are
IN dangerous condition and you do
rot need physician to tell you So
Kidney diseases should be attended
to at once. for almost 80 per cent. of
our unexpected deaths of today arc
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Favorite Remedy Is the only sure cure
known for diseases of the kidneys.
Liver. Bladder and Blood. Rheumat 'sm
Dyspepsia and Chronic Constipation!
1t Is marvellous how. iksstops that pain
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urinattng So often at night, drives
away that scalding pain in PASSING
water, corrects the bad effects of whls-
Key and beer and Shows Its beneficial
effects on the system In an incredibly
short time. It Is sold bysall drug stores
at $l.00 bottle. sisrH
Remcdy free of all charge. send your
full name and postofiice address to the
DIR. DAVID KENNEDY CORPORA
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