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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-26
GORZKIE VINO
~wszystkich ~aptekarzy.

DR.. n. +. BozynoEa, wyrabiane pod jego
osobistem nadsorem. Jest najlepszem, jakfe
kiedykolwiek istniafo lub i~stnieje / lest u
znane przez najlepsze powagi lekarsife, IA
ko tedypy srodek W swoim rodzaiu wynale-
siony. Praca to I owoc dfugich lat posxuki-
wan cziowieka oddanego swemu zawodowi,
a ME ludzi niekompetentnych dziedzi-
nile nauki, a te~mbardsiei W medycynie. Ju1
sam fakt, ze po uzyciu jednej butelki chory
cIu1e nadzwycxajna ulge. swiadczy jngo
skutecznosc. Sprobujcie, a przekonacie sic
ssmi, jake cudowne sa jego skutki. Nsby-
wa6 MONA W aptekach lob q
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-26
DIR. n. F. BOZYNCZ,

5l9 Milwaukee ave-, Chicago, Ill.
Uwazajcie, by ma butelce byf podpIs DR.. M.
r. Bozyncz, gdyz tylko takie butelki zawie.
rata prswdziwe, niepodrabiane lekarstwo.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31
Our Boys Show EN- How 10 Shoot.

The Gun club Of this city are de-
lighted with their victory a Portland,
Saturday The team was made UP Of
:. A. Green. W. II. Stoble. +. r. Wy
man. ). l.. Prcble and d. =. Foster
The shoot was FIR the challenge medal
given several years ago To the gun
clubs of tho State by the John p.
Lowell Arms 60. The holder Of the
medal can ~ challenged al any time
BY any ~ the other clubs of the State
on two weeks notice and the other
Clubs then have a chance u enter the
shoot ii they desire. The Richmond
hoIi the medal for a hong time ana then
IL was won by Portland club which
has held il for several years. Two
years ago. the Auburn Club thought
that they could take it and issued
challenge. WatcrvilIc scrt 4 team and
TIED the score with Portland, but the
latter won on a shopt-off. The last
challenge was issued by the Andros-
coGgin Club Nj Lewiston. ana Water
willie decided to enter team. Accord
ing to the conditions each team should
bc made up of five men. each man
having 50 birds. y at known ana y at
unknown angles. Al the end Of the
krOwn angle shooting Waterville led
Portland by one bird ana Oh the IN
known angles increased her lead by
seven birds. winning the medal. The
scores out uf possible 250 We're: Wa
tervillc. 216: Portland. 209, Auburn. 195:
Androscoggin. 1862.
The other members of the Water
willie team are very enthusiastic over
the work done by u. =. Foster He
VIA the last man to shoot and his
score was good one. Hes our
boy" said one of the team, and hes
all right The work Of the other men
was also very good and taken together
they We're too much for their rivals
and brought home the medal 1t is
probable. however. that they will not he
allowed tn Keep il i'll peace very long.
FIR Portland VIII be coming after il
soon. When she does she wants t.
bring good ammunition, good guns ana
the best NJ mon Of She will so home
without il.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31
STATE NEWS.
WALDO.
THORNDIkE.

A man claiming the name of Charles
T. Chase called at the home of Milton
Ward of this town. Wednesday, about
dark. requesting to stop for the night.
Mr. Ward. not liking the looks Of the
nan, refused his request, stating they
could not keep him, and after some
talk the man left. Mr.. Ward then
went about some work nearby. Soon
Chase again appeared on the scene.
Mir Wards daughter. Jennie, being IN
the door on Chase's approach. he again
demanded t. stop for the night saying
Christ sent him there. The man maze
an insulting remark and caught the
girl by the arm She freed herself
from his grasp and ran from the
house. calling for hgr father. who soon
came on tha scene. After some tax
Ward decided Chase might stay. Chase
is Il man 80 or more years old. Will
weigh nearly 300 pounds. and has no
home 50 far as known. Chase has
served 4 term in Belfast jail being
one of the most unruly Of prisoners.
At bedtime. Chase said he would sleep
On the floor. Ward and daughter then
left ana went to an adjoining room.
where they decided to pass the night.
Being afraid Of the man they did not
retire. They had not been in the room
long when Chase came to their door
and tried t. get in. Mr.. Ward ordered
the man away. Chase sworc and saId
hc was going in. After quite struS-
gle he succeeded in forcing the door
partly open and putting his heau
through: ne was met with blow or
the temple with rock in the hand oi
Mr.. Ward. which caused the blood TO
run. Getting more of the same meui-
cine. Chase withdrew. cursing ana
screaming. Mr.. Ward and daughter
then left and ran across the field 10
Mr.. I!ubbard's. Ward lives nearly
half mile from the road. having
driveway to the road proper. MI.
Hubbard drove to the home Of Dep
uty Sheriff VCsc and requested him %
80 to the Ward house and arrest the
man. The officer harncssed his horse
and drove to Wards. arriving about
daylight. chase was still there, search
ing the house. Sheriff Vose secured
his man and took him to the station
'haSc was given q hearing and put un-
lcr bonds to the amount of $500. Chase
is again inside Belfast's cooler, where
IN viii doubtless have considerable
time 70 wonder whore he's at.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31
INCIDENTAL POLITICS.
Republican Headquarters Established and
Club Being Planned d-Caueus, Wednesday.

Republican headquarters during the
coming campaign have been establish
ed in the rooms in the Haincs block
formerly occupied by the Union Gas q
Electric Co. The rooms will soon De
fitted up and opened for business.
Considerable interest is being mani
tested in the formation of Republi-
can club and steps will soon be taken
for organizing one that will be a crack
a-jack and capable of making things
hum.
The caucus for nominating a candi-
date for representative TO the Legis-
lature will be held, at 7i5 Wednesday
evening, and will be preceded by flag
raising. "Old Glory" will be flung to
the breeze. graced with the names OF
the Republican candidates and music
will be furnished by Halls Band.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31
Daniel NJ. Dole.

The citizens of Hallcwell We're sur
prised and arieyed II learn of the sud
den death, Saturday. of Daniel n. Dole
of Maiden. Mass, formerly Of this city.
Mr.. Dole. with his family, was oc-
cupying their summer home at Camp
ton. y. H., and though not in very
good health for some time past. there
was no apparent serious. danger.
Further particulars in regard to his
death have not been received.
Mr.. Dole was born in Hallowcl. the
son of the late Ebcn Dole. and follow
edit the sea for number Of years. fin
ally settling in San Francisco, where
he was in business some years. He
later moved to Maiden, Mass. and was
in business in Boston up to the time
of his death.
widow, two sons. Henry and Irving.
one daughter. Miss Ruth. and j
brother. Henry Dole Of Haverhil. sur
vivc him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

The funeral of Elliton 'oi u'"
who was killed at the South 'aru,"ei
Lumber cos. mill. Saturday morhiiis'
was held. at 9 p. NJ Sunday. at thc
chapel. The choir rendered appropri-
ate music and Rev. Mr. Brown OF Gar
diner smoke words of sympathy. There
was q large number OF peau''iui o'"'
offerings. Mr. Jordan was the young
est son of Mr.. and Mrs. Th1nlas Jor-
dan. and was but 20 years old. lie was
Il young man who won the respect ana
good will of all. and his sudden death
was not only great sorrow TO MS rel
atives. but to the whole community as
well. His parents, one sister and four
brothers survive him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

The most enjoyable part of the year
at Lake Cobbosseccontce is at hand IA
time when the musical mosquito is
losing his ambition and persistence
rapidly becoming only Il memory. The
gnldcnrod has blOsSomcd, reminding
the wayfarer of the change ana evolu-
ton of the seasons that is now SO man
ifest. and the hum and drune of the
insect world. though somewhat sad,
nevertheless has fascination all its
own. August and September are
months that properly improved. will
leave their impress in pleasant mem
cries all the coming winter. If the
road commissioners, now haying is
over, will only remove the little stones
that often lame the noble horse. there
will be nothing left to mar the enjoy
ment Of eXcurSionists by land NJ water
Let the people who flock to Maine in
August, find the highways aud byways
around Cobhussce smooth ana com
Portable. The season 50 far is very
prosperous. Henry Emery reports it
the most 50 since he has had cottages
to let.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

1t is undeniable that cows love straw,
particularly straw that has not been
thrlshed, but ii must Toe admitted that
it has never been known that they
have a fondness for straw after it has
been fashioned into the fancy shapes
that ladies adurn their heads with.
Two young ladies, one of HallowclI.
know from sad experience that the ami
mails have 4 hankering for ladies hats
and have been known to chew them in
to all sorts Of shapes. Ladies are eau
toned. when gathering flowers or ber-
rics in COW pasture. to either keep
their hats on their heads or hang them
N the highest limbs Of tree
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31
A NEW CAR BARN.
w. & F. r. & L. Co. Will Build One and Is.
tablish EcguIar Stopping Places ior Cars.

Tho Watervillc & Fairfield Railway &
! Light 90. is negotiating for the purchase
ot suitable lot on which to build a new
car barn. As soon as a lot can he pro
cured the new barn will be commenced
The present building, which was origin
ally intended for horse car line. is too
small for the present purposes of the road
and new one has been needed for some
time. The lot on which the present barn
is located is too small for any additions
70 he made. so that a new lot will have
to be purchased. II is probable that IL
viii be in Fairfield Several lots have
been suggested but as yet no trade has
Deen made. The present accommodations
are not large enough to accommodate the
rolling stock of the road and there is not
room enough to make repairs on the cars
or to do other necessary work The new
barn will be large enough to accommo-
date 70 or % cars and will have all the
modern improvements.
Tho management of the road has also
decided to have regular stopping places
Tor the ears along Main street in this
city. The matter has been under consid-
GRAFTON for some time and it has now
been found necessary to make the i'm
pruvcmcnt. Under the present system the
ears often have to stop every few feet
along the street to pick up passengers
and often it is almost impossible to keep
on time 1t is also very hard on the mo-
tormen and makes much Unnecessary
work for them.
The first stopping place will be at the
Bay View and then at each street up to
the upper crossing on College avenue
From that point cars will stop wherever
necessary as they do all along the line
at present. They will also stop anywhere !
on the Plains. as the business at these !
places is not 50 heavy as along Main
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31
C0luHBUS. OHIO. RACES.
Lord Derby and Gcorgianna Win 222 and
2i2 Tr0.s-2I6 Pace Unfinished.

Columbus. Ohio. July 30-The Grand
Circuit meeting opened. today. Owing
to heavy rain during the night the
track was slow but the weather was
clear. The first two races aroused no
excitement. In the 2.22 trot Lord Oar
by was almost a prohibitivc favorite.
and though H. lost the first heat on ac-
count Of a bad start. won the race in
consecutive heats without being hard
pushed. Georgianna was picked to win
the 2.12 trot and she did not disappoint
her hackers though she made a bad
showing in the first heat
Tho only real excitement Of the day
was furnished by the 2.16 pace. which
was postponed after four heats. two of
which had been taken by the favoritc.
Annie Thornton. The Admiral proved
to be the sensational performer in this
race. He took the first heat almost in
walk. In the second he got away
nicely but broke in the first quarter
and dropped back several lengths. The
little bay made 4 hurricane finish
however. and was only beaten d head
by Harna Patchen.
The Admiral made a game fight for
first place in the third heat but was
driven off his feet almost at the wire
after he had moved up side by side
with the leader. Annie Thornton. The
fourth heat was fought out ny the fav-
orite and Hama Patchen. Annie Thorn
ton winning by a nose in driving
finish
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

Coroner Edwards. who was called to
view IN, remains IF William Lessor,
Wh1 was struck 10y lightning. last
K. says that on" of the peculiar
things about the case was the fact
that it was impossible to find where
thc bolt went after hitting the man
Usually in such cases its path can be
traced until il goes. into the ground
but in this one there was no sign what
ever of its escape from the body Mr.
Edwards searched the ground thor
ouGhly about tho spot where the body
was found. but could find no trace Of
the bolt. The only track it left behind
was the mark on the head Of the de-
ceased.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

There was quite a commotion for Il
few moments. Monday, in front of the
Northern National Bank. caused by
DIR. II. a. Millikcn's horse. The ami
NAL was hitched in front Of the bank
and for some unaccountahlr reason,
reared up and fell directly across the
sidewalk. \ number of men who saw
the accident quickly cleared the horse
from the wagon and assisted him To
his feet. No particular damage was
the result beyond breaking the hold
back iron.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

Postmaster Libby has received word
from the post office authorities at
Washington. that the free delivery syS-
TEN will not so into effect in this city
until the first of October, it having at
first been thought that the first of Sep
tember would be the time. by beginning
on the first Of October. il will be at tho
commencement of quarter and in all
ways will make it a very great deal
easier for all concerned.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31
BAIsElY BOUND OVER.
Piled Guilty to Charge Of Forgery in Municipal
Court. Monday.

Thomas Baislcy, who was arrested in
Bangor. Saturday. on the charge OF
raising an order on Lawrence, New
hall & 90. OF Shawmut and of selling
il to Arthur Holt of Clinton. and who
was brought to this city, Sunday. was
arragncl before Dana +. Foster Of the
municipal court, Monday. He pleaded
guilty 70 the charge Of forgery and
was bound over to the September term
fOr trial
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31
Ra,hbone Secures Bail.

Havana, July 30.-Estes &. ha''-
bone former director Of posts. now IN
dar arrest nn charge Of fraud. furnish
IA hail this afternoon. Senor Lopez. a
wealthy Spaniard going ms ponu'
Several Spanish merchants came III
ward to provide the security.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

street, where the bulk Of the passengers
Is usually picked up. Signs will be erect
ed at the stopping places 50 that they
can be readily found. The waiting room
and the Elmwood will Of course be rcgu-
lar stopping places under tie new sys-
TEN as they are at present
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

The political campaign in Hallowell
will be opened by the Prohibitionists
with a rally in City hall, Thursday
evening, Aug. >. Nolncy Il. Cushing
of Bangor and Grant Rogers of Lew
iston, will be the speakers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

Miss Sophia Gilman has lately re-
ceived letter from Miss Annie f.
Page and reports her being at Heidle-
burg, Germany. She is enjoying her
extended trip immensely, and will pro-
ceed to Florence and Venice ana from
there to Paris.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

The hand tub Deluge will be taken
out again, this evening, for another
trial. There will be a meeting of the
association within q few days. when
the invitation of Bangor to attend their
muster may be accepted and that of
Portland withdrawn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31
Spanish Flag Raised Over Matarzas Consulate

Havana. July 30.-The raising Of the
Spanish flag over the Spanish consul
ate in Matanzas was made the occasion
cf a general determination between the
Spariards and Cubans Of the city. II
was the first time Spanish has. has
been unfurlrd there since the Ame'l-
can Intervention.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

Several boxes of curioS have been re
ceived at the Hubbard Free library
from Everett Getchcll Of New York.
Mr.. Getchell has made numerous valu-
able gifts to the museum in the past.
and this last present will be an addi
tion much appreciated by all.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

The tri-monthIy reports to National
Home headquarters, June %, showed
the condition of membership so far as
received at that date as follows:
2032; absent, 6S6. total
2IS; 7. y. r., >. Dayton-Prcscut.
1909; absent 1i75: total, 6134; r. a. F..
80. Danvillc-Prescnt, 1oSS; absent.
;;i; total, 1f72; 7. A. r.. "A. Milwau-
kcc-Present PTS; absent, 52S: total.
2"ff; T. 4. r., %. Lnavcnworth-
Present, 2375; absent, 1o7a: total. a4i7;
7. a. p. 10. Pacfic-Prcsent 1884: ab
sent 7l2; total. 1876; T. \. p. 81.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

James Monroe Of Waterville was in
the city for "a short time, yesterday
Mr.. Monroe came down to pay to Fred
Emerson. his benefit Of $500 due him
from the Brotherhood Of Railroad
Trainmen for the loss of his leg. He
also gave him a very pretty chart of
the order from the members.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

The steam yacht Startling with Mr.
and Mrs. William L. Lockhart and
friends of Boston, arrived in the river,
at noon yesterday, and remained while
the passengers visited their friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. a. {. Harlow, Pleasant
street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

George. Beedle, who is empioye" :"
the office of the pulp mill. met WIN .'n
accident, Saturday evening. py pe"e
thrown from his bicycle, breaking
bone in his arm. DR.. Young fecuceu
the fracture.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

Major y. L. Smith. Home treasurer,
dud Mrs. Smith ana their son. Burton
Smith. accompanied ~ bis Wife, re-
turned. Saturday night. from 4 trip 10
Campohcllo and Bar Harhor. Mr.. and
Mrs Burton Smith left for their home
in Portland. yesterday afternoon. after
a pleasant vacation sljourn at Tosus
Monschead Lake and tile points above
mentioned.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

Oliver Adams, the veteran ~ the
civil War who disappeared from his
home, some weeks ago, has been heard
from Yesterday. a Letter w5s receiv-
ei from ToGus. which contained the
information that he was at the SOL
diors' Home, ana had been there for
some weeks. His relatives here are
greatly reIi we'd to learn that ne is alive
ana well. as they feared that he had
been foully dealt With.-Sacp Cor. Of
Boston Globe.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

Hook and Ladder Co, No !. of this
city. will so to Portland to take part
IN the muster there, August :. The
company will he represented by IL men
and they will be accompanied by Chief
PlaiStrj
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

Tax Collector Page is now settled in
his office at the c. \. Robbins Sons
machine shop. The office has been made
as good as new since the fire and is
now very neat and cosy. He has re-
ceived the tax books for this year and
all are invited to call upon him and
settle
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

l.. B. Morrill, is visiting friends in
Lewiston for a few days, and from
there will so to Jonesport on a fishing
and viewing trip. He will no doubt
bring home excellent products of the
rod and camera.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

Manager Chase received letter from
the manager " Gurton's NinStrcIS.
Monday stating that the troupe would
be unable to make connections 50 as
to arrive in this city in time to give
the street parade AT noon. The com
p1ny viii he here. at 80 in the after
noon. and the street concert will be
given in the evening
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

y closely contested game Of base
bail was played, yesterday afternoon.
on the Home grounds between the T..
Y. I. club of Togus. the nine being
formed chiefly by members Of the Ma
tional Home and. and the Whitcficld
club. Excellent bah was played on
both sides. At the seventh inning the
game stood to in favor Of the u.
V. US. The Whitcfeld boys then raj
lied and by good playing and good
luck closed the game with the score
standing i to in their favor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

There will be an installation of the
X. of Z. officers at Odd Fellows hall
this evening. District Deputy Grand
Chancellor r. G. Blenn will install the
officers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

Visitors registering at the Home il
brary We're: Mrs. q. i. Parker. Brook
Iyn. y. Y; William K. Berry Ma
,hias; Mrs. L. g. Boynt9n. Damaris-
Gotta: Mr.. ana Mrs J. 4. Duncan. Au-
gusta; Mrs. Terra Packer. MiddIcboru.
Mass; Carrie =. Lucas. :. l.. Dwycr
Mary Il. Dwycr All If Salem. Mass;
George II. Blinn. Dresden Mills. Mrs
George Blacklin and Albert w
Kniehts, Charlnstown, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

The work of laying heavy rails on
College, avenue was commenced,
Monday morning. Tho rails will b.
IAN from the crossing t. the heavy
rails at Center street. 1t is the pres
"nt plan TO later lay heavy iron all
along the line
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

Walter s. Wood arrived from Boston,
Saturday, for a vacation and with Mrs.
Wood. Mrs. j. Y. Pettingill and Joe
Lougee will enjoy two weeks at Pleas
ant pond.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

Among those to return from their
vacation at Capitol Island. last even
ing, were Mr.. and Mrs. Byram Whit
more. Miss Mamie Waterhousc, Mrs
Fred Potter and children. Miss Collins.
Henry Sager and Mrs. Belle Beede and
a.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

DR.. Putnam and Miss Putnam. Mrs.
William Curtis and Mr.. and Mrs. Cod
man of Boston, went to the outlet
Monday. where they will pass few
days at camp.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

Hallowell's population was increased,
last week, to the joy of Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin G. Gray, and MIR. and Mrs. Ben
White. A Sirl was the addition to
each family.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

Rev. q. y. Nicholson went to Old
orchard for his vacation. Monday.
During his absence the services at St
Marks viii bc conducted by II. r.
Lick of Fairfield. lay reader of the
church
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

Rev. G.. u. Lindsay has gone TO Frye
burg for his annual vacation. The ser
vices at the Methodist church will bc
continued during his absence. the pul-
pit being supplied from Sunday to sun
lay
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

Miss Ethel Lindsay has gone to
FrychurE for a vacation. Mrs War
rem Patton of Bangor, will ~ employ
I'd at Pulsifcr's laundry during Miss
Lindsay's absence.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

will be occupied by 90. +. Capt Nc
Adams will move in, today. with 90
men. The capacity Of the harrack is
POS beds. The barracks vacated by Go.
l. will BE- occupied by 90. y.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

At the city clerks Office, the inten-
tions of marriage of Rev. w. a. Rob
bins of this city, and Miss Fannie a.
Stanley of Batavia, n. Y, have been
filed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

Supt. H. w. Cook of the shoe factory,
went to his home at Whitman. Monday.
where he will pass a few days. recup-
Grating from an attack of sciatica
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

The returns from furlnugh arc: VIII
liam Shcrlin, from New York city;
Franklin Z. Lombard Worcester.
Mass; Thomas campbell. Erooklyn. n
"; John uovan. New YORK City;
James p Maten. Patrick II. Kirby
Boston; y. l.. Caldwell, Springfield,
Mass; :. q. Blackstone. West Gardi-
ner. Mass; George \. Stockwell. North
Hampton. Mass: Edward Markly.
Portland: Thomas Jackson, Chelsea:
Henry II. Stevens. Monmouth
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

There will be concert at Crescent
park. this evening, and there will be
none on Friday evening. The regular
concert, Sunday, will be given as usual.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31
Randolph.

The woolen mill is now shut down
for a few days and repairs are being
made. The mill will start up in about
a week on the winter goods.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

Mrs. G. II. Pulsifer and daughter,
Miss Pauline, have returned from a
visit to friends in Bangor
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

Ned Locke of Boston. is spending 8
few days vacation with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Locke, Brunswick
street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-31

c. c. Brooks will 20 to the northern
part of Maine, this morning. where he
will enjoy the pleasures of the forest
for two months.