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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-06-08
The Shippi ng Interests.

There was a large attendance of owners
from nearly all the Atlantic ports at the
meeting of the Vessel Owners and Captains
National Association at Young's Hotel
Boston, June End. 1t was voted that the
board Of commissioners adopt chapter con-
tanning clause whereby steamers, barges
and sailing vessels loading coal, shall load
in turn in the order in which they report,
steamers loading bunker coal excepted.
A committee consisting of Frank 81. Har-
rington of Boston, E. W. Clark of Portland
and James H. Cox of New York was ap-
pointed to inquire as to the advisability OF
increasing the rate of discharge under the
coal bill of lading and report to the head OF
commissioners.
Resolutions were adopted asking for the
establishment of the rules adopted by the
maritime exchange of New York for the dis
charge of hard pine.
bill for regulating the discharge of soft
lumber was adopted and ordered copyright
ed.
Resolutions were adopted asking Congress
to limit the length of tows of barges to two
barges, as also we're resolutions looking
toward the securing of trade between the
United States and Porto Rico and Hawaii
to vessels under the United States flag.
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Nature Studies.

The regular meeting of the Nature Club
will be held in the High school room next
Monday evening, June 18th. Rev. j. M.
Leighton will speak on "The Rose Family. :"
The local chapter of the Agassiz Associa :
ton met in the Upper Grammar school
room Tuesday afternoon. The President,
Miss Hattie Coombs, presided. Superinten-
dent Brick of the temporary executive COM
mittee reported. He recommended that a
permanent committee be chosen that meet
ings be held once in two weeks; that
charter be not applied for until later,
when the members become settled down
to the work. The report was adopted
It was voted to hold meetings the second
Wednesday evening OF each month at I. 80
o'clock. Adjourned to June 18th.
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Memorial Day in flonroe.

The ram and mist of the morning Of May
30th lnterferred somewhat with the fore
noon exercises, yet the program was carried
out by the post and corps as follows At Z
A NJ the comrades detailed for that purpose
visited the different grave-yards in town
and decorated all the soldiers graves with
flags and flowers At 10 A. NJ. the column
was formed in front of the Town Hall, under
the command of A. S. York, officer of the
day, in the following order:
Monroe Cornet Band, Frank Nye, Leader.
E. NJ. Billings Post, JEFF. c. Nealley Com
mander.
E. NJ. Billings Woman's Relief Corps,
Mrs. Belle Barden, President.
The column marched to the village ceme-
terry and formed around the Soldiers Monu-
ment, where the ceremonies for the dead
were observed. The column then returned
to the Town Hall, where dinner was served
After dinner, the weather having cleared
the people from the surrounding country
began to arrive, and the hall was well filled
to listen to the oration. The meeting was
opened with prayer by Rev. John S. Blair,
followed by music by the Band; song,
"What did Dewey do" Miss Lizzie Webber ;
reading of orders, Adjt.; Commanders
address jeff. c. Neatly ;reading of Abraham
Lincoln's Address at Gettysburg by adju-
tant; reading of the Roll of Honor. The
Grafton by Hon. Warren G. Philbrook of
Waterville was very fine and gave general
satisfaction. The thanks of the Post are ex-
tended to Mayor Phil br ook, as he would re-
ceive no reeompense for his services.
MoNRoE's ROLL OF HONOR:
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Concerning Local Industries.

Harrison, Wood & Co. have an order for
one of the tallest monuments ever built in
this city. 1t will stand 20 feet high and the
base is 6 feet square 1t has three bases, die,
cap and spire. The die is feet 10 inches
square and feet inches high. The stock
is Lincolnville granite. The monument will
be set in Searsport for the family of B. F.
Pendeton.
Hutchins Bros. have five monuments un-
der construction, all of sarcophagus style,
and of Lincolnville and Oak Hill granite
They are for Daniel A. Greer, Belmont
VIM. Penney. Knox; VIM. Staples and Saw
yer Ellis, Stockton Springs, and Wellington
Shorey, Waldo. The firm has extended a
shaft through their building and hung a
grindstone outside for the use of the ship
carpenters.
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.m,ents OF To-Day's journal.

F4GEl.
..I t.- Week.... Condor Caught The
.rss1s.. The Waldo Co Veteran AS
'ui IMMORAL Day III Monroe. Papers and
.ultuary. News of the Oranges
...a ~ Norwood Fleet Concerning
--i.~ Personal. Field Day at Saga
- Nlfgre studies. Resolutions OF Re
PAGE2.
.l.Hl Nl. DeseIf Correspondence New
Frederick, Maryland Recent
Name My Aged Friend a Large
l'- " latte squadron-.S. ;. of V. Enoamp
.a Wants Independence. Pine Tree
5 Hluehll Copper Mines.
PAGE3 3.
7.. .a5 with Clara Barton. Spare the
-- a..' J., liuletield. Camden's soldiers
,...i..i.. NaIueS Rural Schools. ltis The Same
s-1o
PAGE 4.
..a-Y transfers i'll Real EstateA Day in
5-.H N-5thport News...The News of
t0yernment. The Belfast schools.
PAGE 3.
Belfast. ..,.. W edding Bells. The
-.- }aln.> and Boats. Base Ball.
PAGE6
..s.- Black Gown (story).,Y. NJ. c. A..
all Thayer. Literary News and Notes
p'elu) The Bootblack and the Ad-
Kitchen Musicians (puem). Isle
rUeu Register of Deep Water Vessels.
F4lua Canal.
FACET.
-..N " .sab.. Marine Miscellany. News Notes.
N.-.A Caterpillars Mr.. ShIvers Tries
-.. l,.iment.. Capt. Lawrence Coney Dead
PAGES 8.
,. locals County Correspondence Ship
Ns N4rseJs Births Marriages. Deaths.
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Papers and Periodicals.

The Lowell. Mass, Morning Mail has been
fined for publishing liquor advertisement,
the citizens having voted for no license.
Mr.. J ohm L. Thompson, who has published
the Maine Herald here for several months
has closed out his business, and will move to
Har tland, Maine. The one or two adjoining
towns will give him good field for job and
newspaper work. We hope he will make a
ten strike this time. [Hallowell Register.
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years old and there are but few girls of
that age who can boast of earning their
new wheel. ... The track at the State fair
grounds at Lewiston has been open to the
trainers, and the indications are that
a large number of fast horses will be
trained there during the coming sea-
son.
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The Weather for Nav.

Abstract Of meteorological observations
taken at the Maine Agricultural Experiment
Station, for the month of May, 1899.
Lat. 44o 81 O. N. Lon. $50 40 II" W
Altitude above the sea $50 feet, ..
Highest barometer, May 24. 80 13 inches
Lowest barometer, May u. 90 A
Average barometer. ..............2 "a
Number of clear days. II
Lumber of fair days. S
Number of cloudy days. 9
Total precipitation as water. 412 inches
Average for May for 81 years ~ 3 As inches
Total movement of wind .... 6 S32 miles
Average daily movement of wind. 900 miles
TEMPERATURES.
Average for the month. ... 500 27
Average for May for q years. 500 SO
Highest, May 81. 3l.............. 500
Highest for May for 81 years.. 500
Lowest, May Observation-Disclosures. 26o
Lowest for May for 81 years.. 21o
Average of warmest day, May 81. 6So
Average of coldest day, May II, 45o
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Isaac jordan,
Timothy Jewell,
Horace Je llerson,
Andrew j. knowlton,
Caleb Fl. Knowlton,
John P. Lane,
Charles Larrabee,
Rufus A. Larrabee,
John E. Mansur,
Alva w. Mansur,
Levi H. Mitchell,
Anthony F. Mckay,
Aaron F. Martin,
Linneas Mason,
Bradstreet Mason,
Joseph Mason,
Horace Nealley,
George b. Ordway,
Samuel b. Patterson,
jeremiah Putnam,
Warren L. Piper,
jeremiah Parker,
William H. Parker,
benjamin p. Kendall,
Elijah Ritchie,
Leonard B. Kicker,
Marshall Rand,
Dennis F. Kicker,
Daniel S. Robertson,
George Riley.
Aaron G., Smith,
Waldo +. Stevens,
William l.. Staples,
Alfred V. Staples,
David Stearns,
Henry Sparrow,
Albion X. P. Tasker,
John A. Tasker,
A. X. P. Twombly,
Lemuel b. Wingate,
Horatio Woodbury.,
George A. Woods,
Eli Whitten.
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John W. Kimball of Belfast graduates
from the business department of the Com
mercial College this week. Mr.. Kimball
has shown great perseverance in acquiring
an education. He is a cripple, having lost a
leg, finger, and part Of the bone from one
arm, yet he earns his own money by canvas
sing, etc, and completed the course in an
incredibly short time, taking high rank in
all studies. Rockland Courier.Gazette
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MoNRoE's ROLL OF HONOR:

James E. Allen.
Edward c. Batcheldel
Ezra M. Billings,
George Billings,
Gilman G. Boyd,
Edmund R. Briggs,
Nathan W. Butler,
Elijah X. Buzzell,
George H. Buzzell,
Noah Buzzell,
Francis w. Beatty,
Henry A. Bent,
William R. Bartlett,
George H. Barton,
Sewall Brasbridge,
Benjamin F. Cousens.
Jesse H. Cook,
William H. Curtis,
Stephen o. Curtis,
Charles r. Curtis,
Warren Curtis,
Watson Curtis,
Stephen ID. Curtis,
Nicholas S. Clements
Nathan A. Cousins,
Elijah p. Campbell,
Melvin c. Campbell,
Otis A. Dickey,
Allen A. Dickey,
Lorenzo Dickey,
Wilson Dickey,
Temple Emery,
Henry NJ. Elliott,
James r. Files,
Job P. Flagg,
John G. Ford,
Elijah c. Henderson,
William r. Grout,
Leonard Grant,
George Hall,
John W. Hobbs,
Edmund JeffOrds,
Thomas e. Jewell,
Joseph Jefferson.
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The Sisters of Mercy

Of the Sacred Heart Hospital, Manchester,
N. H., say 1--WE used Comfort Powder on
lad suffering with eczema and intolerable
itching. 1t brought quick relief, and Sleep"
Cures all irritation.
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The Carleton & Norwood Fleet,

In connection with an obituary Of Hon. P
j. Carleton of Rockport the Camden Herald
gives list of the g vessels built by Garlic
ton & Norwood and Carleton, Norwood &
Co
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nculation In City and County

,-....4..S ERMs. In advance, So 90 Ia year.
.I> gouths, 90 cents for three months.
s.r.I-.Ng TERMS. For one square, one inch
Iuu,15 cents, tor one week and 25
I'D. Subsequent insertion.
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There's a chair that is vacant,
There's a face that we miss,
There voice stllled on earth
That is singing in bliss,
There's name that We speak
In tenderest tone,
For soul that we loved
From our presence has flown.
We shall miss him at morn,
We shall miss him at even
When the dear ones unite,
Or the good nights" are given,
When we mention our gIadness,
Or when sorrow shall come
We shall miss him, but then
He has only gone home.
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Grbe--luuter anbeimelnbe Grinnerun=
gen Derarfbei6ipor. 6eutc mar c.
banit ridts. sic iupllte ia aud nur
allein lein unb i6r @eraufflieben in Die
Ginlamfeit mar balb unh bolb cine
6lu6t por iib iel6it, ppr Dem cigcl1en
erre9tcn Gepanfenaniturm getpeien, Der
tl6 bier oben ireili6 i6on gar nidt
banncn lieB.
u9lbf6eulid Oabf6euli6 !" lt0bnte
lie ein paar Mtol leiie uno oann prebte
ii6 ibr sudenoer Munb tuieoer berb su=
1ammen.- --Sa, mas bate man ibr &C.
tban?
vMenn es Sir bltrAaus obne 10
etlpas iuie einen 6alsfreuno niGt nleGr
eeDt 10 pdGle lieber einen aus unierer
gefanntidoft oa5l,-oas 1T beQuener
uno ipeit lueni9er sefdbrlid. 9erItaa=
ben SSm anoeren Sail weroe i'd nafiir
iprgen, oab Der arii itotratiiDe llilbig=
sdneer ii6 einen anberen Sbouplab
fiir feline @erfiibrungstiinite ouslu6t
unO oab Sir Die 2lft bergebt, i'm nod
ansuloden.
Sas bate porbin ibr @atte gu ibr ge-
iprp6en.
(Hortiesuns fOlst)
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Cages Wsmi8feitem.
8 II | q Il b.

= Ius Wanila mirb beri1tet, oat
NsuiuaIbo auf ZEN aot3 Ser YbiIippi
nif1en Sunta in bougtong bie Sufel
2uaon aufgeben unb ii9 aah Minba
uao, ber groBen fibli6feu Sniel bel
@ruppe, begeben meybe, UNI ben Wuf
fano bort, fowie auf Sebu unb Neeros,
fort3ufeben. IS beiBi, bob .Nr Sultar
Der eulu'Snieln TIN babel unter r5ttibeu
tperbe.
- Bel bsr Waporsmabl In @bicago
tDurbe Garter 8. 6arrifon nit elmer
pluralit1t bon ca. 10000 @timmen
Diebergemdblt. gr erbielt ca. 147, 900
etimmen, ieia republitauii6er @eg,
ner Garter 107, 900 unb Der unabb1n.
gige 9anbibat Nltgelt nur $4,000.
6arriion III Oemotrat, aber er III ba.
geeen, baB bic Grase Der @ilberfreiprde
9nng aur J1ue fur bic nd9fe prdR.
bentf6afts @ableampagne sema9t
merben iou.
- Srob ibrer Nieberlage bel Was
lolos baben bie pbiIippinii9en Sn.
fIrgenten f9 bon neueut bemert.
bar gema@t. @eueral MeNrtbur RieB
bet elmer &scognoscirunes Sour
nor6li@ Don Malolos auf eine Nbtbei>
lung bon minbefens 1000 Sniurgen
ten. Sc Tam su einem Mustaui1 bon
S9tRen, mObei 3tDei @olbaten BON
&egiment BON Moutana peruunbet
tpurben.
aus 8lano.
= Der Oampfer s8uIgaria" BON
Der 6amburs.Nmerita 2inie, @apitdn
edmitt, ber Bel ben N3oren lanbete,
naGbem CT Sage lans ben beftigiten
9tlirmen getroBt bate, unb nur burG
ben Mutb unb bic 4altbltitigteit ieiner
Beiabung gerettsi tpurbe, fam In Dam.
burg on uub murbe nit grobem gntbu,
fiasmus bon Seiten Der BepDlteruna,
Sen Wertretern bes aaiiers WiIbelm, 10.
mie ben Glpitens unb Wilit1r,Beb6roen
empfangen. Der Ibmiral Softer,
General.S Snipecteur Der beuti9en ssIots
te, belt cine Nnrebe ON bic Manuid1aft
unb bertbeilte bie Decorationen, barua,
ter bas @ommanbeur. aren3 bes Sos
ben3Oasrn. Orbeu8, bas am 25. ise.
bruar bonn 3aiier benz @apitdn
Sdmibt berlieben murbe. Die ganse
Stabt bate gefasst unb BITE Mann.
f9aft wurbe nod bem HatbbauIe unb
Der 86rfe geleitet, no he In @eben ge.
fetert wurbe. Spdier murbe ibr Elm
JefeRen gesebeu. MuBer benz Orben
erbielt Capt. 5dmibt mod ein @eIbs
get9eut bon $4,000 Mart. Die OF.
fisiere unb Mannidaften erbieIten
tbeilmeiie Orben uub tbsilweiie 8elb.
gefGente.
2orb Salisbury bat ben gor.
i9lag Seutfblanbs aur 26lnng Der
Samoa Grage ansenommen. Cine
aus ie eiuem 8ertreiern ber bret Der.
trassmd6te beitebenbe 0o9tommiiRon
lou eingeiebt werben, nm ben gtrei!
an i9li6ten. ueber hie gin3elbsiten
Der Abma9uneeu bat mon fi6 mod su
einigen.
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sfetn Weat auf Sahli4feit.

Die 6rau, Die biibid bon Inseiidt,
BON id6ner Gisur uno ianftem @emiitb
1T, ipirb itets Sreunbe baben, I'M aber
10 an5iebenb 5u fem, muB man feline
@eiunbbeit gut erbalten. @enn cine
Jrau franf unb idpd9li6 1T, unb
ipenn ibr Spitem seidwddt 1T, bann 1T
iie reiabar unb nerp0s. 8enn fie an
Sartleibisfeit ober gsierenleiben labo-
rirt, 10 tpirb ibr-unreines 8lut baBlide
6aut g(usidldse unb einen nnreinen
Ieint sur 5Olse baben. electric
8itters 1T bic bette Mebiciu Der
@elt, um Masens, 2eber= unb 9lierem-
leibfn 5u resuliren uno bas 8lut au
reini9en. @s perl9aft frdftiae Nerz
ben, belle 9(usen, iammettpeide, flare
Saut uno bliibenben Eeint., &ur5, bies
Mittel madt eiue trdntli9e unb
i9pa6e 5rau selunb, anuutbis unb
an5iebenb. Sir nur 30 Gents in Der
Mpotbefe bon s. &alteper G. Gun.
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"ON AGAIN. APRIL 3Oth.

: pributmelhunsen aus 0oastona
5ufolge III Der ameritanii6e General.
coniul 2Dilbman baielbn bon ieiuer
&esierung abberufen porben, besaIei.
den ber amerifaniidbe goaIul In Sin.
gapore, Robert u. MofeIep, Die
man in beutf@en Rreiien In 6ona.
Tong permutbet. bdngt biss bamit 3u.
iammen, bob bic ameritaniibe Regies
ruus enbli9 bic ueber3eusuna eewou.
men but. baB iene geiben idbon lange
poridblid fali9e Na9ri9ten iibsr an.
sebli6e beutibe Rdute eegen bic ame.
rilaner fabri3irt baben! Die Depeld1e
fdst uO9 binsu, lssterer ginbrud
tuerbe bur@ bic Sbatfa9e perf6rtt,
baB bic ameritanii6e nnb bic enalilfe
prefe F@ 70 fbweisiam tber bisie
Abberufuugen berbieIten.
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.. n. & n. y. Habn.
Nbfdhrt.


gsa9 galpeiton, Souiton unb Guert
fa9lteb ..............9:OO Born.
sta9 Corpus gbrifi, Nranias BaB unf
Heenille td9li6 .......1 100 Na1m.
Na9 &errpile tdslid, aussenommeu
Sonnabenbs u.Sonntass 8 :4599adm
yta9 &errnille, Sonntass. $3.50 Borm.
Nah&errpi0e, ,Sonnabenbs A :3Og2a1m.
Nnfunft
Bon @alpeiton, Souton unb guerr
tagli9 700 Mbenba.
Won Corpus @brifti, Nranfas BaB uni
8eepille tdali9 .......2:5O Na1m.
gon &errniae tdsli9, aussenommer
Sonntass anbW Wontass 10 :45gorm.
BON &errpille, Sonntass 6 80 Nbenbs.
Bon &errpille, Montags. g :25 Borm,
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= Sn @bieasO Bat ber Siabiauuolt
1000 8lagen geeeu bic BeRber bober
Gebdube einseleitet, tpel6e es peridumt
baben, bic poridriftsmdBisen sssuerlei.
tern anbringen aa laKen. Die dusere
8eraniaRuns baSu bat ber arose Mem
YoIter 0oteIbranb asgsben.
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Nus Berlin wirb semeloet, bub
%uBlanb beabR&tist, eiuen bobeu 3ol
out aues eiugefabrte Silber uub ane
Stlbefwaaren 3u Iegen. Sold cline
ytaBregel iuirbe beinobe ausidIieslid,
9eutIdlanb treffen, uub bic Reaieruna
orbsitst bssbalb eineu formeIen pros
teif aus.
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Gtfenbabn Tabr : Ylall.
s. & o. u. Babu.
u hfnhrf.

Na9 ct. Souls pia Sron Mountaiu
ooer M. e. & Co.. 1890 g1ahm,
gea9 ct. Souls nia Srpm Mountain
&oute. 80 Mbenba,
ytah 9earne td9li1 100 Moraens.
Na6 2areoo. ......... 1000 Gorm,
Nnfunft.
Bon ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & M.
st. q Z. 3..............S $3.50 Borm.
Bon ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & W.
". q e. 100 Nn1rt,
Won Searne t19li1. 1920 Mbenbs.
Bon 2arebp. ..........l2:25 g}ohm
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Sontheru Yactftc 8abn.
Mbfa hrt.

Na9 Stem Orleans, Soufon unb @al.
neiton tdsli@ 1910 Weittass unb
$3.50 Mbenbs s......,............
Na9 eagle 8aB, Merico &c. IL 8orm.
ytab galifornien -. .4:45 Nahm.
.Mnfunft.
Bon geeu Orleans, Gouion unb Gal.
peiton tdsli9 7:25 Borm. unb 4:25
Jtabnt. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Son @altfornien &C.. IL 80 Bprn.
Ton eagle 8aB unb Merico 700
Nben0S.
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Gin Gfarer Sopf,

quite Serbaunns uub elm bObes riiiiia
se5 Sitter iiuO auei 8siultute, bic ourd
ben @ebraudl bon 9utt's 9ebsrsYiuen
sr,islt tuerosn.
Cine frwirlene Tbat(abs.
&Opfidmsr;sn, Wularia. 0taseaiaurt,
@crltopiung. 0pspepiie, @allenleiOsn
uo dbuiide &rantbeitsu merSen boil,
ltanOis ssbeilt Surd ben @sbraud, Don
Smtt's Seber Viaen.
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Sic slmHS aumasaasiihtem iiir ii
Ssanifcntc iM China

tuerbea iii .inem Sbane6aier aoHi.;-
latsbsridlt i'll folgenper trcffenber 9, III f.,
9eldilOert: 9lod ben bi5beri0en Grfnt;=
rungen bait es i'm 9llleemeinen iei5r
| I6tuer, jullge &auileute oprt Stellen al
berf9affen, oa Die bortigen Sirmen
mad bieler Gi6tung bisber falt INNER
/, i6le6te Grfabrun9en gema6t baben.
IS maren eben in ber &esel ni6t in=
mer 9eraoe beiiere @lemente, Die biniber
famen; aud paren bic iuneen 2eute
neiit fiir Die bortieen Qlniprii6e ni6t
seniigenO prattiid sel6ult, aud fe6lte
es pieler an 9riinoli6er, bort unet,t=
bebrli6er &enntniB Der en9liI6en
Sprade, beionbers fir 8u6fiibrunq
uno &orreiponoens. golpntdre iperoen
in China grunbidbli6 ni9t aufeenom=
men. 4u6 9eben lid Die Sirmen i'm
fernen Slten ni6t Die Miibe, einen iui=
gen Mann erit aus3ubilosn. Man sablt
gut, ielbit Die @nfanessebalter iino
b6ber als in europa. 9afiir perlangt
man aber aud, baB Der 9feuaneeitellte
iofort ielbitltdnoig su arbeiten i'm
Stanbe lei, ipOfiir Die 0orausieBung
biloet, oab er bereits frii6er ldngere
3eit auf einem Der @eltbonbelspldbe
tbdtis 9epeien 1T. Sic glnltellungen
fir China iperoen oaber fait ausidlieB=
lid auf ben befannten Meltbanbels=
pldben uno in Der &egel bur6 Die
Stammbduier ober @eiddftsfreunoe
Der in China anidiiieen 6irmen ab9e=
f6loiien. Gs 1T baber notbig, bab bic
junsen 2eute mad 9lbidluB ibrer S6ul=
biloung auf einem Der gr0Beren Dellt=
i6en, engliiden ooer aud franSOiiI6en
@eltbanoelspldbe pprerlt cine tii6tige
praftiide 9lusbiloune ourdmaden uno
oann bon bort aus cine Mnitellun9 in
einem 6ineIii6en 9anblunesbaule an=
ltreben, mas i6nen, tpenn lie me6rere
Sabre in einem iiberieeii6en Grpprtoe=
/ i6dft t9dti9 setpeien iinb, aud p9rc
amtli6e 8ernittelung, ia oft iogar
lei6ter pbnc iol6e eelingen biirite. 9ie
gnltelluns unb ipdtere Nieoerlaliung
junger tii6tiser Galifleute in China er=
ipeiien iid fir bieie ielbit i'm 9(l(semei=
nen portbeil6ait.
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0ie intereiianteite S9uB-
liite, Die auf oem grbenruno ausae=
seben iuiro, biirfte alljabrli6 bic bes
raOnigreids" S6marsenbere (namli6
Der gciiblln9en Oes 6iirlten 9boli Spiei
Sdmarscnberg, bes befannten Dlter=
rei6iiden 9lbeli9en) iein. Na6penn in
eini9en idledten Sasojabren Der jiins=
iten 3eit Die geiammte Stii6Sa9l oes
erle9tcn @ilocs unter 100, 900 suriif-
ge9an9en mar, seiet Die biesjdbrige
Isabelle luieoer Die iunit iibliGe 0obe,
oa suiammen l06, 604 Stiif geilo CUR
Strede eebra6t murnen: oappn lino
77,158 Stiif Nub= uno 29,446 Stid
i6dbli6es gDilo. 9luf Die einselnen
g9ilo9attlneen pertbeilt, ereibt li6,
oaB 558 Stiif 0o6milo, borunter 239
Siride, 90 Stiid Sammilo, baruntcr
Sc S6alliler, 80 Stiid @amspilo, 2
Mcuflons, l472 3ebe, bapon 1895
gode, 256 Miloi9weine, 27, 597 6elo=
uno 6 glpenbaien, 16 Ganinden, 189
Stiid 9luer=, 372 Stitd 9irfluilo, 90
Srut=, 10 9erl=, 121 Saiel= unb 49,
488 3ebbiibner, 7064 6oianen, SO
@ilogdnie, 4719 gDilo= uno 1888
gldBenten, ll9 g9alo=, 16 Mooridnep-
Ten sur Strefe gebradt wurben. Bon
l6doli6em g8ilb tpuroen erleot 81
Sll6ottern, 2 Sadie, 1893 Sii6le, 233
Wtaroer, 6l8 Sltiie, 1871 g9ielel uno
6673 perl6leoenes 9aaripilo, l848
@eiber, 2l20 6alten ilnb Is. 93l per-
i6ieoenes 6eocrtpilb.
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~. s.. & =. 8abu.
Mbfahrt.

Nad Baco, Sort @ortb, Dallas, &am
{as Gitp, ct. Souls unb Chicago tde.
LID 5 100 Morsens unb $3.50 Nbenba.
Nntunft.
Won Gbicaso, ct. Souls, seaaIas Gitp,
Dallas, 5trt @ortb unb Baco, tdg.
lid ..8 80 8orm. unb 10 30 9lbenbs.
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Sumiet 8initeb.
q bfahrt.

gsa9 galifornien, Greitass $50 Waors.
yaa9 Stem Orleans. Dienitas uno Srei=
tog. .2.2O g2ad,m.
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@hbweitteraS luitmidtG Sud

Wenn Sbr@u9 irseubuo nieberlaIIep
tpollt, tbnt eS eutlans ber 2inie ber
Satt Wmtonio ,,tto Mran.
las Ya6 > 8abm,
TN 8arten'DiRrit bes Staates. Dc
lunbbeit unb 9Iima uniibertraifeu,
8iaise 2dnbereien fur ben Syarn,er,
Warttgdrtner, Obj. unb Dieh3h6ter.
Wegen ginaelbeiten uenbet Sud on
9. =. MARTIN, G.. g. u,
seg Sutouie. fsras
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@uIf Gbure i. 8abn .

WuIf GbUre Babn.
Nbfabrt.
Nad Stodbale, tdsli6, aussenommen
Sonrtags. $500 8orm.
Infunft.
Bon Stodoale, tdsli9, aussenommen
Sonntaqs. 300 Nahm.
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q II funft

gon galifOrnieu, Dienitas unb Grei=
tag 9...............3.15 Morgens.
Won yteip Orleans, Dienitag unb Trei=
tag 400 yeadm.