davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-01

mad p~otrsebami ma~terjalnemi. Anne
rykanie mieli sposobnosc przekonac
sic, re ME zawsze dollar zwyoieas. u
innych prowinoyj nadchodzs telegra-
my oswiadczajace, re j tam kubah
czycy ME przyjma zaplaty j Re ro-
zelda sic z bronia W reku.
Wobeo tskiej przegranej ola pla-
now rzadu waszyngtohskiego, ME-
ktorzy correspondence pism imperjali-
stycznych pocieszaja sic tenn, re
broh, ktorej kubahczycy ME ohca
wyda6, bedzie ola Kuby blogos}a-
wiehstwem, poniewaA dopomoae spo-
kojnym mieszkshcom prowincyj do
zgniecenia rozwielmoanionego ostat-
mimi c.asy rozb6jnictwa. Naszem
zdaniem jednak, jest to pociecha
bardzo problematyczuej ~wartosci,
pewna bowiem Jest rzeoza, il pre-
dzej kubahczycy utyja tel broni
przeciw amerykanom, jeAeli OF ME
beda chcieli wyniesc sic z wyspy,
ani.eli przeciwko rozb6jnikom. Ia
Pewne p~rzeczuwaja to w&adze wa
szyngtohskie, DO jakos niema JUL
mowy o sprowadzaniu wojsk z Ku-
by, a kto vie ozy ME usiyszymy
wiesci, re ma Kubie potrzeba - VIE
cej wojska.
Fl;piny.
To co zapewne us1yszymy Z Kuby
juz uslyszelismy Z Filipin. Jenerai
Otis mianowioie zswiadomi} Rad W
Waszygtonie, Re ~potrzebuje o wiele
wiecej wojska niz ma obeonie, jezeli
ma wyspaoh Filipihskioh ma bye
pr~zywr6cony spok6j. Prey tel spo-
sobnosci publicznosc amerykahska
dowiedziala sic, ze lyle razy oglasza-
ne wielkie zwycieztwa armji amery-
kafskiej So niozem, albowiem filipih-
czycy pozajmowali zu6w wszystkie
pozycje, ktore byli opusoili, cofajac
sic pred amerykanami. TAX wieo je
Lawton, Mac Arthur, Hale
! inni bawia sic W slepa babke. Krocza
naprz6d, spotykajac slabe zaledwie
oddzialy filipihczykow, cofajace sic
pred mimi, gdy %tymczasem z ty}u
ich powstaja jak z pod ziemi MOVIE
oddzialy filipihskie, kt6re wymkneiy
bokami.
Konferencja pokojowa z Delegate.
mi Aguinalda skohczyla sic ma nj
ozem. Wrocili oni do swych szah-
otrzymawszy ma droge ostrzeze-
ME Otisa, ze ME wolno i'm bedzie
wraoac do Manili jake dele
pod faga pokojowa. Jezeli
to beda uwazani jake jeh-
cy wojenni.
Jen. Lawton oswiadcza, ze 6lipih-
czyk6w nalezy nauczyc respektu i
radzi, by dalej ~prowadzic
woiaA postepowac naprz6d,
.omimo pory deszczowej dzia3ac
iopoty dopoki ilipihczycy ME costa
"a wyniszczeni.
Admiral Dewey, ktory opuscii jua
W drodze ~powrotnej do Sta.
now Zjedn., zatrzymal sic W Hong
gdzie krzyzownik jego nOlim-
pia" ma bye odnowiony. Rsporte.
rom, ktorzy do niego sic zgiosili,
'swiaiczyl, il wojna ma Filipinaoh
ME u~stanie tax diugo, jak dlugo
stoi ma ozele f%lipifozy-
z6w. Przedewszystkiem wieo MALE
BY go wziac do niewoli.
Jezeli s}owa admira}a So prawdzi.
We, to pc pierwsze jeszcze rag stwier
izaja z%naozenie Aguinalda, a pc dru-
gle So zapowiedzia, il wojna ME
'kohczy sic predko.
Holdndja.
Konfsrencja t. z. pokojowa obra-
luje PREY drwiach zamknietych. Cd
,zasu do czasu jednsk ujawniaja sic
niektore z jej ozynnosci. / tax W
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-01
R~alendarzyk
zabaw | Obch0d6w W Chicago.

Dzielnica p6Snocno-zachodnia.
Dnia 4 lipca. Parafja sw. Tr6jcy.
Wielki piknik wparku Preglera.
Dnia Is ozerwoa. Tow. Polonia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-01

DUE PREY drwiaoh zamknietych. I'd
czasu do czasu jednak ujawniaja sic
niektore z jej czynnosci. / tax W
zeszlym tygodniu delegaci amery-
kahscy zazadali dyskusji mad szano-
waniem prywatnych okret6w ma mo-
rzu podczas wojny. Niektore pan
silva, a szczegolniej pr-edstawiciele
Rosji, sprzeoiwiali sic temu, amery-
kanie jednak oswiadozyli, Re ma kon.
fsrencje zostali zaproszeni ME przez
Rad rosyjski a holenderski ! Ae dys-
kusji zadaja' Wobec stsnowozej ich
postawy, zadaniu ioh sta}o sic zados6.
Podczas piatkowego posiedzenia wy
wolal zamieszanie sir Pauncefote,
prezes delegacji angielskiej, kt6ry
wystapi} Z projektem utworzenia So
du rozjemczego pomiedzy mocar-
swami ma lat 10. Usiyszawszy o
tenn, delegat ROsji prof. Martens
powstsl wyjal zkieszeni document,
~zawierajacy taxa sama propozycje,
sformuiowsna przez cara. Misis ona
jednak bye przedstaw iona pod ko-
nieo konfsrencji, jake wielka niespo
dzisnka. Widocznie, re anglicy zwa.
cbali to ! = uprzedzili cara.
Beigja.
Doia 81 z m. W Brukseli otwarty
zosta' miedzynarodowy kongres 500.
jalist0w. Wieczorem odbyio sic ludo.
we zebranie, ma ktorem starry PREY
wodzca socjalistow niemieokich, po-
sci do niemieckiego psrlsmentu,
Liebknecht, wygiosii wsrod grzmia-
cycb oklaskow move. w movie tel
oswiadczyl, re kongres ten jest pro-
testem przeciwko zartowi, ktory u.
rzadzili sobie " Hsdze delegaoi REF
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Ffcar--Stea<sy
.whsss-spssns. Ne .. sss9ssc: red. No 2. Gle
g.
Connie. 2. SSaSSsc
osss- White. Nc l. sic: No. :. xs48ae
RyeNa. :. Sssssssc
HsrlsyNe, : S3s2r.
f1axsssd~Na. l. SIS.
Timothy seed Prime, s. iSs@A
Moss refklser haired, 81 s0NsM4
Lard-Psr loo poaazi<. 81 seas o.
Sidss Shert ribs. Loose. 81. sassM
shoaidsss lssy salted, hoxca. AsS}o
sides Shors clear, boxed 81 EAssN
Whssky-ntstiiiers auished goods, per eal1on
&S4
Dairy Pr0$ucta~
GA the rrolase Exchange texiAy the butter MARIA
vas asm; creamery. issSsssc; dairy ussac Cheese
Steady; ilts issc, Esss- Steady: frcsh. rsssisc
e q e
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHIC AGO. Sov T. wheat failed - bold ia own
tsssav. Tae ergntnr wss. ItscenhsF ST Eseseste.
sa5 Mar ~ 1isasise, ssin 81 se essr yestersiass
ei1zs Cakes hiss'sr. and 10 thas shs sasss
strength Sss aaaEAiy attributable. Hassas-x sAs
rsessly fn his hands a gssrsssensfs ard shsngfnz
e Ilex~sas@r sad Mas te9ssxsts. stsisA rnads ap
ixsxe gxraArE5Sz a The trade. EfsAit sarsxs
~ - "a z4s all a.heF basasss 70 sfsst Afosns
ssss eeenin9 axHfes the Essftet raefassd nsrsnwiy
sor ha1 tbs ss<s5ag. 1hsR II xasssnssts Arb there
~ss sesssfsrzste sssi*atiea ~ beth fscrzshsr ard
Ma rsfesi that Huizts had beats i1sSed Sftk
- sTs ksssarss fay this fxsss saesar tn the
-sAkHees psersnf<r Eat1 desn 90 81 assa Ma To
stsTisc T@eszns<r eiasst .ske iossgs al St@sfs,
art Mar se axsA4s ssNses&sTs hTszt fssFsk ~ sasr
Germ asa sse&4s Rs4az ezsstsassra IN tse sress0g
sess sa4 esfsss t&xsaxs shssA rseasxzsi par
ehasers 10 Ia al sssranss AZ ssas@ sA1s- yea
sxrssys escazHx rszrss Cssssxsae* ssTs sHssnsass~
a9a No fszsasas~~snd ressafrs osssspxs snaali DE-
eess~x sscssa ssss k.sSw. ~ xzs422G MAJ eiassd
nn<hsaxe5, 1T SIS
Oats held thar ewn. shGsxA The srssse Vas aufa
Te ssfeszxsh a ezra ana s&e eslr2gianx II sss
rrsx. b ~ss ~sxsher ~sF~ tr5sssnces n~ewssbes
s&essezs q sksaszs sssss. a xSax1< Mas ssa@s2 sc
ssnssSr resserss&ss. ~ no
rrusfssaas wxrx e4seay ssss3y. tie sxsy iaesdesz:
aesax the rexxkfss q line a posk. psaanstsy 10
mnfaA a1A - - - - . 00oo UDeoA
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rEIGENcER Thursday NovEabER Is 1893
MARKET IND TRADE REVIEW.
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

Trade vas quiet In most lines On Western avenue
fcdsr. steamer from San Francisco il erected
fruits
Apples Are not selling vsry rspi<ar aue 70 the
TACT that the majority 1t the merchants sre rot
rnskiug uuch eaosr sell 0shers are LITTLE
afraid q al eFersapply, and are lifting the stock
they have had On hand for week OF swo 60 at
quoted prices.
A large sktnmsnt Of japanese oranges which arrir-
ed On she kirshir MARI. xere brought oat upssn
she markets sodsr The stock Il fairly well ecsrp
and Is selling we'll fse fov small hax~s and 81 50
for LARGE California oranges are steady Reports
received from California that the steamer ship
fnss,s nov en- the way Is in splendid condition
Grapes are plentiful. with comparatively small
demand Coed grapes hard TO get. Poor yars.
cites hsing whatever price Is offered While good eaes
bring easily Sl.5a
Dried fruits. nuts. etc. continue nrm 1t yestsr-
days prices
Vegetables variable. LEGAL shipments are com
ing IN sea. although the supply Is little la ex-
sess Of tbs demand.
A shipment q inferior. po1riy eoaorsd tomatoes
arrived today. They slow sellers az Soc
Celery green onions and fadishes are normal With
hesty receipts and fairly sood demand.
The poultry msrke; continues badly aemorsliasd
il has been for several days although the ship
ments Of dressed poultry were not 40 heavy today
Chiskens and turkeys sell fairly well. hut dicks aud
geese sery SLOWLY. Prices in lines Of pcgi-
try dropped a trfas today
A few changes in feed prices noted
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MATED. asers n ssA i-lGe AisAsr: 60 go: ~
eaah prices
rloa.. ese--r.ssns Ezrsns.e 80: Scssssy =
cur meal. yellow. 81 - 2sr - II. In ieih sArks:
ecrn meal waite. 80 per 10 lbs. IN IN sachss
huckrAeaf Acur. pure mn pw - H. = 80 sncks:
csH<ke1 wheat. ~ - per - III h txlh sAeks:
fArina, 0S pes ~ Ia. in nrb saeks: fnrlnA. 3
pr - N. n $lh s<ks. sfeps Gus oatmeal y -
pr - lie, In iAlh saes. graham Sour 81 = Ter ~
lss- ia NIB ssrks. whoas wheat 1nur. 81 = rer -
iAs. sn nae sachs: re mead. &C. - per 10 lbs in
telh saeAs: re acus. - per N a. IN ieih sacAs,
split reas. fekts saeks -. SPLIT nsas. 81 50 per 10
iss N IN boxes; pss.i harley q ~ 10 isss Ia
sssks; wheat fakes, sSlh bcxes 81 S.. wheat nales.
= per case u - SAB pkxs. fansy rsnea cats. g 50
ws I'D. IN Alb sacks. corn neal yellow. 81 ~ PR
b.. IN aih sacks: corn meal. white y per hel. in
SD sacks. hnckwhrat ncur. pure. 81 - pef ehl. IN
$40 sacks. CRACKED wheat - rrs hti In MaA
sarn. ssera cut oatmeal. g 80 sper bill. in Nlb
saxks; graham hcur. s. - per ~. In HIh sacks:
vhoae wheat tonr. s. par bel. in xAih sacks: rye
meal. SIS Per bh. IN MD sacks. rye Aes.r. 81 rrr
bill; fancy rolled cats. I&alh nef this NA; fancy
relied cats. Sle sasks. y .. fancy relied eats pss
case. &A
cosee ;reen-M Mocha per 10. 24asitc. Java. rss
u. assS*c. Costa Ric&. CHOKE. per II. isksisse
kcsss<d -Arhuekie's tn leaih esses peg cwf So 3:
eie eAss, PER cwt. 81 s.: %~ih cases. per eve
81 Java. 8ih tins. per 10. ese sscas stsc, Alden
Mocha "a: sxfsctls ss4S, tsnstemasa. 1sc: Sresgnd
eorss. isssa*e. Lea. las. x1ss: -. si1N. ~.
xfzK .
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The following prices being offered 70 the FRO
Queer BY the local dealers for delivery in round loss
On the dock aud in the car at Seattle:
Grain-oats sa0s2l; barley. 80; wheat. CHICKEN
feed SIS 70: bran. So: shorts, SIS
Hay-Puset sound. $ssle; Eastern washington
timothy. Sadis; alfalfa. Sa55 per tom
EGGS Strictly fresh ranch. siteSc.
Rufter-Fresh ranch. i5afTc: creamery. 3sd1c
Ponitry--Chiokeas. live, Sase; spring. Sad31 doz
turkeys. he: geese, Sc; ducks, xsal5s doa.
Live stoek-Chsiee beef cattle. cows A3lic;
steers tkes5c: choice sheep. 4ssSe good hogs. hive.
&c: hogs dressed. &c: calves. dressed large. e
small. &C.: calves. lire, large. &c; small. &C.
Hides. pests and wooi-Heavy sound salted stsers.
over 90 lbs. &C.: medium. sound. per Id. Sc: light.
sound. under IS lbs. Be- cows. sound all weights.
Tic. stays. bulls and oxen, &C: sAsted kps. X
calves. per h. SIC: green hides ic less than satcd
dry hides. per II. ieAc; dry culls. third less
summer deer Per H. 22a2ac, winter deer, dry. lsl
lsc: papery deer, Salse dry elk. sdioc: green elk.
4(a6c sheep peits. 2scesNL %: shearlings. iSdSc:
Eastern Washington WOOL sdioc: Western Wash
ington wool. lsc; dirty or timber burned. i3iAs
talloN. 2iSzysc
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Hndysu cures Nervousness TwischfngA
MslaDchelIa. slsepiessness Dependency.
Irrstabsli;y- Hudyan is good. FOR Il cures
permanently.
Hudyau 10 capital remedy for that
heart complication characterized by head
aches zig, 81. flushing Of face upon slight
exeTtson Zig ~ choking sensations and
difficult breathing Dig ID, Irregular nut
tsrtng dig ~. cold hands Gig. u and feet.
Hudysn stimulates 70 perfect activity all
the organs OF digestion ard assnsila ton,
In Consequence Of which the food that 10
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taken into this sfom~
arh 10 converted into
those elements that
give h faith and
strength Thus eve
cry Innsrie. every
bone. every nerve.
every Tissue In ,he
body Ii fed and pre-
served from dsray.
Men and women
take Hudyan, and
invariably T. brings
ahsolute C o m Z ort.
Hadyan acts upon
al organs Of the
b 0 4 Y .~- upon tbs
nerves that govern
these crKs ns an we'll
HudyAn makes neU
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MEN
AND WOMEN
ADVISED
FREE.
CoNslaI
D ssSsss
WRITE
WRITE

blood, r4eh Ia hsAith-givinv eiena~nts.
Hueyan IL Tor you--ls h wfshin your
reach. Get Hudyan from your drugySSst 10
Z parkaxe az rxrkaRs~ 30 IL he does
net keep Il sesa direct 20 Hutysn Hesnsdy
Company corner Stockton. ExIss assd MAJ
let streets. San Francisco. Cal
Consult HsAyas nssssss-rsse g
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Nes. ea.--Rsst grades IL cattle steady:
both shofthosn aud Angus steers sold to-day ct s. !;
common and medium, Motto iuwer than an Mon
day; good 20 ehaioe. Asass: poor 20 medium. s. -
GAS. naked saeckers. Nssss: selected feeders. 81 -
AA s.. good To choice cnws. So sas4 a. heifAgx S. 50
gas; sannsfs, $&ds 20: bulls. s. ssAss; caiyes. "
al; fed TEXAS neevss. SASS5ns Western range
hecrcs SlaaaA
Hogs. stesds Sc lower: mixed and butchers. $50
"a a. sood TO choice heavy. s. esss Is: rough heavy.
sssassi; light. s. saa1eas. bulk II sales. 81 s6ers
sheep market duh al slow: native vethers, 81 6oa
40, lambs, StssS Western wethers. 0fS5Al3.
Western lambs. ATSsS 10
Reeeipts-csttie is.eo: hogs. Aoo: shesp. E.oA
Oma IN.
OMAHA, Nov 0--Cattle- Receipts, 1noo; maykul
steady: native beef steers - sas 90 Western stesrs
AMuAso, Texas steers, S. iau4 20: and heifefs
s. S4s. Gamers. 81 Mas. stpckers and feeders S. So4
AIS: calves. Ssas0. bulls and stays. g sa7Sp
Hogs Receipts, s.Te0 market shade Ia SC lower:
heavy. N.Aaass4; mixed 8. Sssaso; light. <A@t9
ASH; halk Of saies. Nxaa6
Sheep-Recsipts, Is1, market steady. fair 10
choice Westerns &.ssess.ie: common and stock
Sheep NNda1; lambs. $sskio.
% q q
NEW YORK MARKETS.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Nov 2s-Ths Commercial Adseytis-
er's London financial cablegfsm says: =
The markets here shade higher to-day, but
Irregular, pending the receipt III from Africa
Consols rallied 10 luA bid, closing at iaN further
large sAies Dealers stiil talking Of the hank
rate Americans staguant, except Southern
Railway preferred Southern Pacific and Louisville
q Nashville Tintos. sA other coppers steady.
nreadstufys.
LONDON. Nov. es-wheat-Cassoes on coast,
anie, and steady: csreoes passage. sellers ask
ing advance Of 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-23

COMMERCE COMMITS
ss1SNs--Notice is hereby given that num-
- railroads have applied for FUR
~ extension until January FIRST. nine
~ h,srsired and one, within which to
~, their cars with safety appliances.
esytnr upon such application will be
III 81 the Office OF the Commission.
1exsirxton. Wednesday. December 9Th
q re-sons interested for or against
"a extension Will be then heard. or
- harvard any statement by mail.
s.-aer OF the Commission,
xnWARD A. MOSELEY. Secretary.
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rrgTSEER OFFICE. Burke busld-
ss.fsis. Wash. September -. 1885,
80 rr9uosals for 2.3500f cubic yards
- F,yeres. harbor. Wash. viii be
$3.50 here until Il noon, November q,
sns then publicly opened. Inforxna-
lls tsurnlsted on application. Harry Tay-
= rap.ain Epgineers. "
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~ "ry.
Batter Ranch. DC up; fancy dairy. in sQuareA
lssssc: Washington creameries i-lh and lib prints
s&1Se
Cheese Native Washington. Nai6c; Eastern, lA5
lie; hsif skim cheese iiNftar
Eegs-Ssrictiy fresh tAaeh, s1aNS: Eastern 10
NC
Comb honey California conh. iss5ise: strained
fsgaS,
Poaitry-Iave chickens. sfinc: live turkeys lac
dressed turkeys. isalsc: ducks. sizes per dox geese
iec
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-25
Dal!g aiehnecet .3ournsa

Card. "f thanks. obituary notices ras>.
lutions Of respect, etc, will be CHARGE
at the rate Of ten cents per line. M
charges less than seven.y-hve cents
All Adserfisfng announcemeut. -
entertainments, whOs, object In the
raising u money will be charged At the
rate II fifteen cents a line.
hdyrrttsinE notices news form VIII
be- excluded from our local columns, OF.
ccpt snch az refer 70 advertisers occu-
pyiHs space In our Advertising column
aud viii be run under separate heaA
on one OF the local RACES
:" b~rrihcrs who fail to receive tia
JOURNAL promptly will confer q favo,
by nntifyino the office Immediately.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-25

me iocai amateur photographers are
Interested ~ the rumor Of dry plate
combine. And why shouldn't they be?
hey preak the seals on good many
''"Aes Oh plates. and the newer they ar,
- the business the more plates they
use. The advance in printing paper a
IeW months ago nearly took their
breath away. Prices advanced ono
nan. Indications We're for sweenin,~
advance on plates. One make which
mas been selling for so cents per DOZEN
has advanced 90 cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-25

"a schooner Mildred MAY, Cant
=, ZOO Yesterday. discharged a cargo
:, ny TONS of beach gravel from VS.
,nosnA for w. S Baldwin ~
aoo Billy has exceeded hv $40
~, 'onS' this year, the amount nsaa /,
previous season. and stiu lii, -,
wal dealers. is shy on stock '''>' :"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-25

Stat" street looks remarkably i'm
proved IN the macadamized section
Wh"r" Commissioner Wellmans mon
haN' cleaned NJ the mud ana old
I-1rco from the CUTTERS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-25

IN tramNay for carrying coal At tn,
insane hospital is giving first-cIass sat
'sfarti"n and several Of the Interested
"e"ple have been over to see it at work
II was tested 10 its fun capacity sew
crai times on the cargo of coal lust dix
charged and found to be strong ana
serViceable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-25

6. ". Wadl"iCh'S large Thanksgiv-
iuG Hd Is hristling with good points in
~" form Of prices that will be food Of
thought, as the goods lie enumeratcs
1r" food for q Thanksgiving dinner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-25

PARTIES in teams If all capacities
We're seen headed toward Sidney. Fri
Gay afternoon. 1t was the Cony High
Sch"oi Minstrel troupe with many of
INC friends ana schoolmates going
along 10 see the performance an enjoy
themselves in general.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-25

ron the first time in many years tn
doors of the postoftice will be closed
TINS afternoon between 2.and O'Clock.
fnrlnS the hours of the funeral Of the
iat" VICE President Hobart The gen
RAJ order published in another column
WILL explain the tribute to the late Vice
President
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-25

j. L. Fullrr's special candy treat for
today ana Monday. includes that nice
peanut block, only 70 cents per h., and
rich c"ccanut bon bons at 12i. cents
p-r III.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-25

Mrs. Arthur Brown Of Augusta. is
preparing Fantasy. which she will
give tn" first evening Of the Catholi
lalr. NTH .ch Nill lc held Mt Np-th VAS
Salh"ro. Nov. 20 ana IN. TIN, second
evening company from Waterville
VIII give Il drama.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-25

I'm THANKSGIVING day 4 union service
viii h. hold III thu congregational
chapel in the evening, at $50 TIN
rmuu viii ~ l'y REV. br Staclpulr
.Nll ir" invited
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-25

TIL" excessive crowdng Of settees
together, with tn" result that legs have
u" show at all, is not regarded as
highly moral feature If the frankie
Carpenter co." remarked Il victim.
NrStcTdHN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-25

This IN TIL" date uf the last steamer
Tor Boston. this season. Now let the
irr come. or perhaps il would be well
t" wait until The Augusta coal dealers
have All their cargoes Of the black tia-
monds in place for the winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-25

Tomorrow Will be a Sunday when
Thanksgiving echoes Will be heard from
tn. nulrits IF the Augusta churches.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-25

BoWditch & Webster's store next week
demonstrating The powers Of Vinol
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-25

Augusta Lodge. a. q. J. w. will
have social whist and dance in their
hall, Monday evening. Dee 4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-25

The can H. for sage for the 'stutnn +
for the turkey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-25
Local Notice.

KELLEY INSTITUTE. Portland Nc
april17, eod1yr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-25

r5ll day. today. at Stevens q Bal
lard's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-25

NJ police court. Friday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-25
HOSTEk J.

y dozen seamless mcrino hose
zoe u 1nir
ShaWknit, black, Ill wool. sold every
where for soc; our price only
Bic pair, 3 pairs for ST.
80 dozen wool seamless in black cam
Els hair ana natural colors, USUAL price
everywhere be. our cut price
ne
4 fine all WnrStod hose in assorted tans
ana black, only
23c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-25

s;* :;$ Money-Saving Sale at the Old Tasker :

u " o.
M = lea money saving tina 1 b
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-28
THE INDUSTRIES.

The American Manufacturer In its
current issue publishes the following on
the iron and steel situation: "a heavy
tonnage in structural material has been
placed during the week. 1t will mater
tally increase the demand for pig iron
for the second half OF the year. Prices
continue to advance instead of relaps-
ing, and 1t looks as though the mills
that have not filled their wants for the
ensuing six months will be severely nip
ped by expectant high prices. Almost
every furnace and mill in the country
that can be put in shape is In opera
tion, yet the demand has kept pace with
output. in fact, Is ahead OF 1t, as steel
mills have turned away profitable or
ders including thousands OF tons. East
ern mills seem to be paying more at.
tention 10 export trade than western
concerns. The export trade has caused
heavy investments In eastern proper
ties. 1t is the belief that the trade cap
tured can be. held, and new conquests
made"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-28
JOSEPH, F. Kline Dead.

Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Kline, OF steuben-.
Vile, received word Thursday that her
husband, Joseph F. Kline. had died at
Columbus hospital. where he had been
for eight years. He was born in Han
cock county, ". Va. and was sixty
five years Of age. He was married to
Mrs. Kline. whose maiden name was
Burton, in Wheeling fifteen years ago,
and they removed to Steubenville
twelve years ago. During the civil war
he served in Company B. Sixth West
Virginia. Besides his wife one son,
Charles, survive, also three brothers,
Charles, Of New York: William, OF
Wheeling, and Elbrldge. of Bellairc. and
a sister, Mrs. Mary Roberts, of Bell
aire. He was member of Ohio Lodge
No, !, F. 6 A. NJ, and OF Wheeling
Commandery.