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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-16
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July 3rd, we will give 10 the
lucky holders of our second
gift-giving coupons, the fol-
lowing articles:
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-16

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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-16
THV DAILY JOURNAL
~ HoFsR BROTHERS.

WEDNESDAY. MAY 10 1890.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17
IRIS ARGUMENTS WE'RE GUNS.
How the Mob ne Liberty CITY Piaye,
the Part OF Censor.

How the Mob ne Liberty city Played
the Part at Censor.
The answer u the defendant in the case
~ MT Marion Lucls against the We T.
en Union Telegraph Company was dei
yesterday n the Ci,y Court
Mr.. Lucas il suing the company for
81 go damages. alleged 30 have been in
CURED hy him by roa sou u the conduct
OF the compauy's agent AZ Liberty. city.
Ills peut.on recites that h. was repre-
senting several newspapers at Liberty
cay when the recent troubles between
tho white people and the uesroes arose
Boz chat section. His action for damage
is hlsed On the fact that tho agent OF
tho company showed one OF hts tcieefams
20 member or the mob and thai the
moo. lnc,u.ei by what he hai written
threatened him vigorously ana promi ed
him $40 sorts Of 900 luck In case the o.
jectlouub.o messagc-objcc donlblc. az any
rate. 20 the members OF thc mpb-we Q
mot desirp, ed a. once
The answer. nled by Mcssrs. duRlgnon
q Stephens. counsel for the defend NJ
reproduce ore OF two Of the me-- a ses
which Mr. Lucas did actually send on
tac night in question.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17
TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS.
fcontlnu,a frsm Nln,h -

Continued from sinh Page)
small clcarauccs hcavlncss iu outside
markets. bearlsh Argentine shipments ana
rrop newt. absence Of outside support aud
nrnt EXPORT trade closed weak h,uHsc.
not decline. March. N7sc May Slssc. No-
vemhcr. 11ikc. December. 55hac
Coru-S Spot easy, No. Q ifc, option
market declined for a time 90 the helr.sn
crop repor, and more liberal vountry ofcf-
irgs. rallied on a scare % November
shorts at Chicago. bur finally yielded Zoo
the wheat decline May. NAc. November
4rsc. December. i2ac
Oats-Spot quiet. No. 2 26c. Options
were very slow an day aEd shade on
with other markets,
Tanow firm.
Petroleum quiet.
Rosiu steady.
Turpeutine steady.
Rice steady.
sugar-Raw arm. fair refining g., bill:
centrifugal. e6 test. fAc. bii.
Moasses sugar. 3a.c.. bii refined steady.
Beef steady; cut meats quiet.
lard easy. Western steamed S7.60. no
vcrnbct s. 65. refined auie;
Pork steady.
Coneo-spot Rio quiet No :. invoice
Use. mild quicc Corioya gisHi1ac Tue
markcs FOR coffee futures opened steady.
5nio points higher ou Havtp ana U1m-
burg cables causing covering without ln-
creaslnR public speculation. tn" market
elsed OF later iu absence o. BRAZILIAN ca.
hlea and an absence % spot ~Iycrs;
closed easy az % net Ices o. 5ulo poin
Total sales g2Opl bags. including Novcm.
ber Gee December 6.55u6 G5c. March
t75d6. soc.
Butter hrm. creamery. l9Q7c; state
dairy, 1895.
Cheese nominal; large September. i0i.c;
small. lie.
Eggs Arm state and Pennsylvania. 20
2Sc; Western. zi025c.
Potatoes quiet; Jerseys 81 oodi STA (:
New York. 81. 251l e2is. Long Island. 81 s0T
IS. Jersey sweets s. 5042 %.
Peanuts steady fancy hand picked, ga
&c; other domestic, 10.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

Cincinnati. Nov i6-Rosults az New
port:
First Race-One mile Miss Redwood. 2
10 >. won. with Pooriands Is 90 O. sees
ond. and Little Land 60 ?. third Time
1.i3i4.
second Race-Flve ard half furlongs
Nix. to l. won. wlth Crescent Queen. 5
to !. second. and Hormosite % 90 !. third
Time I09ia
Third Racc-Oue mile and twenty yards
Chorus Boy 90 J. won. with Chantou. 4
20 l. second. and Eithoin. ! 3to o. third
Time l:i2ia
Fourth Racc-Six furlongs, high weight
handicap Propeller, I 90 !, won. with
Guesswork 70 s. second. and Sevcy. l3
90 g. third. Time li53a
Ffh Race-One mile ana seventy yards
Menace. 90 !. won. with Miss Aubrey.
Z TO !. second. and Russian. to I. third
Time i6aa
Sixth Race-SiN furlongs Horses hoe To-
Iacco. 10 l. won. with J. J T.. 20 d.
second. and Earl Fonso. 20 g third
Time ia
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17
THREE FAvoRrrES woN.
Crowd In Atlanta Hit the Book
makers Hard blow.

Atlanta. Nov. i6-Three favorites won
a. Piedmon, Park this afternoon ana tac
crowd hlt the bookmake-s hard Weather
clear. track fast. summlr.e<.
First Race-Fi,c ard half furlon-s.
Quaver. TO !. won. VIII Bette D.. -
s. second nnd Mark Miles to 3 third
Time iilis
Second R3cc-selung FIVE frioUss IT,
Ia Barr. 2 20 g. won. with Henry SIS
ter. TO /. second ans Lillian Hoffman.
10 I, third Time lol4,
Third Race Selling, one mile. wind
wari. to g. won. with Eleven Bells DO
TO J. second. and Little Reggie. 4 10 d,
third Time f7A.
Fourth Race -Four and q half fur.onss
Mayme smith 10 a. O. won, with Care
rard. TO !. second and CcHtsrac .. 90
s. third Time 0.59
Sixth Racc-S-lIng seven fur'ougs. An
ME Lauretta. 8 70 3. won. with Coo SO
I.ebar. 10 l. second. aul Mouze.to0, 10
40 /, third. Time 1884
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17
COTTON FUTURES.
The Close Rarely steady win Prize
str 10 - on.


New York. Nov lG-The market t
ton to-day was irregular with t-
positions working towards hieh
on threats 81 a contemplated corr
the more remote positions tend
ward under various causes. Boz
reported estimate placing the Vs.
sumption OF American cotton at
bales, or i.00UOr0 less than consul
year Tho opening here was
advance OF 2u5 points on near
and decline Of s points in 3
Cables were better than looked
the general market steadlcd l1t.f
crlnR with some pretty fair sir
buying. Al the best the mark.
points higher TO 8 points lower
was barely steady. points blk
points net lower Talk 81 cont '
manipulation made parties
short Of the near positions ."f
anxious TO cover. but public
Jagged and there was more or u
at the top prices on the reaction
The latter was increased by iH
tina; the East Indian crop Won.
long way toward supp ying con
spinning demand Selling procl
marked caution. however as ft" Z
OF the Southern spot market
and y cents higher and coniiiia i.
cotton goods market were repoi .''
more encouraging.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

Total .xp5rt4 mast week
ts,,,..' $50 -, ,s.
To Grest BritaIn -.
To France
n, - .,,,..,,..,,. '''''''--''''.
Total foreign .............
~ . .''.'''''''''.'..
F,xno-,I So. .r..,, ..,
To C;r.st prltof,
To Franc.
To tho continent
Total foreign
Total colstxiSe
ro,,i ev-.o... '''''''''.-''''''''''..
stock on hand this dav
Stock on hand sene 5,v last ,..,-
ReeoIn.F anal sfo.bs a, a. No..
Receipts This aav
Thi. dav I,.. -
Iris dav wear before l,.-,
Receipts p,st Ueet
same dnys last ve,r
Year before lssf
Total rccelpts vinco Sen, tses
Same time las ve,r
Same time wear before l,s,
Stock a. an po-fs ,o-,I,,
Stock same ds, last Won,
Daily Movement i, OOH ~.
a.veston-sfrore. ridd ,e- -..
receipts. WIS. gross. iT us. eafs
stock. 22l -G7
New Orie,os-Ft-7. n,d,f,--
receipts se5 gross locl-. e,l
stock Is ai5
Mobile steady. m,d5,,nr On
ceipts. ioi. gross. 1.tei sol,s
q s45.
Charleston-Firm. r,id,rIe, -..
receipts. .eao. gross 100. et.cs
WfImnetaD- t,irr, ,,lstitr.- q.
ceipts. 2s.7 rross ase7 stoel
Norfolk STEADY. mi5dlius al.
GENTS f7ls. GROSS 3 qis a.
81 81
Acknowledgement nlaaling
recelpts s,i rro.s . az. $50
New York- sto,3,.. mi5sl,rr
receiuts mono -ross tfqs. .at.
stock A. g2s
Boston-ste,sv. r,itdiing q ...
receinta Clo lr.... ~
Philadelphia-f r,is4ltng .t
reeefpf. loo. gro.s Ia. .t,-t
NeNp,rt S.yys-N,, r...ei.t.
gr4ss sfq. s,o-t eoe4
Daily Movements m fr,.-f,r T.q.
Auslisto- steady. ,,isu.,, 90
ceipts o.. ..roes t1ff. ...#.- ~.
Eai7
Nep,nhis- steady. r,ifltlr,
re.ei,fs rot-. r,rossss-. .,f..
stock no an
81 Iotit,.-ste,dv. riff.fns a.
ccinfs / oi7. rross Sg. e,les flr.
"a ss4
Cincinnati oulst ard Arm
o.. no, r,ceip,a .9i. eross tt.f 81.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

parts Of the country by physicians who
have had demonstrated 20 them the In
variability OF his cures. To him no case
g. hopeless" Ills method Of treatment
IS DIS own 10 IS a system which has been
developed and perfected during his long
years 81 active. constant practice
Dr Hathaway has confined himself 10
the treatment ~ chronic d.seases-thos.
81 the Blood, the Nerves and tho Genital
and Urinary organs His cure OF Narica-
cele and Structure without operation. by
means ~ painless home treatment. are
the marvel ~ The mcdl al profession Men
Who have LOSE the vigor Of nature or whose
blood has been polluted by contagion are
brought back hg him 60 perfect state
OF health aud energy
He invites an those who have any form
OF chronic disease or weakness 20 call at
his Office or write him. FOR free consulta.
ticn and examination and advice BE will
also send free. in plain wrapper his new
- page book aud determination symp.
tom blanks. 90 anyone who writes 10 him
Ia confidence.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

The cotton market showed decided
strength during the week Prices advanc-
"a u response 60 tine better tone and
tendency in the cotton futures market
which went up throughout the week The
.emlrd FOR cotton was moderate. and %
fairly good business was done. There was
mc disposition TO hold rather than make
rot4., -laus OF any kind sales for the
week .as up!auds. and lleo sea islands
ana for the season 81. as up,ands. and sos
-ta Islands
The following were the Official SPOT quo
tator- at the close OF the market al the
Cotton Exchange to-day.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17
CnTTnN sI;rn OIL.

New York. Nov. lf-Cottou seed Oh was
weak and lower. 9, Gretiug declines 20 hog
products aud mon. liberal on riues -
nearby and distant deliveries without de-
maud Iriu-. cguic. barrels. -9u2iac.
nominal. prime eumme- yc low. 3Ni1Hc.
90 -ImWer yellow. c-r. ~ ma winter
yelpw Nai1s prime white. 57a3sc. Prime
meal. g1teru2La
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17
VESSELS N FORT.


Alslaby CBD. lTas tons. Olsen. ldg FOR
Bremen ana Antwerp. r. Minis n
Co
Arion Rrl. SO tons Clough ldg 9or
Hayre-Strachan & CO.
Cuuaxa Bu. 2oN tons. T.ockhart. ldE
for Barcelona and Gcnoa.--J. r. Minis 4
Co
Elton CBn SOS tone Ramsay; lds for
Manchcs ter Strach0n & Co
George Farwel "a tons. Pickett. disc
cargo Master
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

Harvest queen Wn. 1913 tons. Forsyth
ldg Tor Rio Master
IInrks


Colin Archer iNoD. 629 tons. Marunscn.
cld Tor London chr. O.. Dahl 81 90,
Bravo tNou. Or tons. Andrcassen, ldg
u. s-Chr. g. Dahl q co.
Cosnno OHu. $50 tons Alalgraft, Ids O..
s-StIarhan a Co.
Conslgiia Galatoln dian. i5l tons. Am
brosaua: 70 ~ o.. Strachan q Go.
Elsa (Gcfl. llso tons. Springer; ldg o. e.
-StrHchan a Co.
Julia. 7i9 tons. sweeny. cleared. Master.
james 4 Wright N7 tons. English. idg
for Philadelphia Master
Lizzie Curry lBD. as tons, Landry. disc.
cargo.-Mastcr
Lorenzo tSpam. 40 tons, Casanova; 90
"a A. s.-Estevc & Co.
Mini CAusO as tons. Bertolozzi. lbs. %.
s-Strachan a Co.
Prince George lNorl AIS tons. Hans n
TO IA. n s-Patcrson- Downing co.
Raegvig (Norl. 5l3 ions. Olsen, lds a, =.
Paterson Downing Co
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

Wush.uetou Nov i6-Alaj. ". Halford.
T. $. A.. hes beon relieved
from duty at Atlanta. Ca. and ordered
10 proceed 10 the Philippines Tor duty.
wa san Francisco. Mai Halford Will be
relieved at Atlanta by Mai. Pierre c.
Stevens. additional paymaster L. S V.
now on duty On Porto Rico
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17
iron aud steel Market.

The strength 81 prices is SIN most mlu-
ifest iu iron and steel demand for watch
continue large both for crude an Nn-
isuei materials. The action oa m. hi Z
pool in advancing prices g. claimed 20
have checked DEMAND. Pig iron has also
been affected by efforts 10 sdv1ncs Pes
.cmsr pig. bot though not as active o.
ast week o. very strong and bis.er "a
the West while nrmcr aud tenlirs up-
ward al the South.
Among the textiles cotton Is notable for
q. cent advance on the week. due 20 Kill
NIX frost having terminated further
growth Estimates of the crop average
about 100000 bales. but the advance has
been arrested toward the close by rumors
that Eluson viii issue reduced estimate
~ consumption.
Argentine wheat crop damage has hg-
urod largely among a. supportinE infu-
ences Of the wheat market. but liauida-
ion by tired bulls has been restraining
influence. Late reports indicate the dam
age mentioned Is sugnt Cash corn. as
heretofore hns continued quite stronEe
on small stocks ami good demand.
Failures FOR tho week IN The United
states number 227 us aga rst i6l last
week. 1870 year ago, 90 iu is9s, rs in
1897 and 20s in is96
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

Pilot charts and an photographic infor-
nation viii be furnished masters q ves-
sells free of charge in United States by
Geographic office IN custom House. Cap
tains ore requested TO call AZ the Office.
Reports OF wrecks and derellcts received
for transmission TO the Navy Depart
ueut
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

Distinguished themselves during tho
Spanish American War. with probably
ml8r recommcndHtiou as 20 those who
have performed conspicuous service IN
China.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

r W. Dunn. 615 tons. Bond. ldg lum-
bcr.-Master.
Thos L. James. 376 cons. Pierce iig
lumber Master.
woodward Abrahams. SO tons. Marshall.
Idg lumber Master
Geo Taulane. Jr.. 3s5 tons, 70 Id. lumber
Master.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.
CONDITION or GENERAL TRADE
DURING THE PAST WEEK.

The spot Cotton Market Advances
In Response to the Upward Move
ment Of Cotton Future--SpiritS
Turpeptinc Easier. the Price A.
ter Market Hours Bcing tOis cents.
Ro~ins Firm md InchanEed-Ten-
dencS of stocks Upward since the
Reaction Was Chrcked-Local anu
TcIe<raphic Markets.
The Morning News Omcc.
F.iday Nov. l6.
Tho feature Of The week to he local
markets was probably the stoo ~ upward
tendency Of srot cotton. which shovel a
gain ga response 20 the advances b. the
cotton Futures market The spo. mar
kcts generally showed a better tone. and
trading was on fairly good scl..
For part OF the week tho spirits tur-
reuuuc market ADVANCED un-er pretty
heavy buying but when this ceased the
feeling became easier. and the result is
decline The official closing to-d4y was
steady at Hc. but after the closing sales
OF a round lot we're made on a Ia Is OF
4Asc The rosin market REMAINED hlm
throug hout the week with a Eo-d husi-
ness doing. Prices were well mlintaiuc g.
Tho tendency az stocks since the rcac-
tlou was checked Thursday has 10 q up-
ward as 20 about everything on the isl
iu view OF the, tremendous business FOL
loRiu- the election 30 was 20 be up
posed tina, q reaction would FOL oa. sucn
AS would really be beneficial 10 the mar
kcf 81 ihle tnis came. Il was q 4 mate
rally felt and now prices arc on anoth r
upward bound. with the belief p-vva eat
tH.t obey viii soar from the level the ole
tion boom left On Money ruled easy Tor
several days. Whch helped tne upward
move. The following resume q the mir-
kgi. viii show the tone and quotltions at
Tho closing lo-day.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

Brunswick. o. Nov. is.-The Good
Government Club tonight nominated f3r
Mayor y Emanuel and for Aldermen.
j. y duBiguon r Il Everett. c. Nc
Garvey and 4. r. Weuz This ticket will
hc elected without opposition Ia Deem
her
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17
NEWS FROM The WAFER FRONT
Line of StcHmers 60 Porto Rico n
possibiiaty.

The Mnnsan Steamship COMPANY Has
-, .,.....t......., - ,.t..t,,,t t,,tc,-
10" OF '"'''"A ""
tween savannah aud the West
Indies - what " Ncces~nr, 80 Get
"a. tt,,.-,f.,,.r. 80 t,,.r.., ,o
"'"
savanna. .a. tH NtHs a. her beck
and call ..Irt f s.,4n..n|.- between this
ana -.U..,. ..i .is.... fst..-. t..rt. The
'"'
YORK .s h'. Do f'.rh Hh' @'t
or savanna j. male efforts loo 'h.s die
rerftor about ,.lr ueo. but without
...... ...,. s..f.. t.,. ......
inc '".N "'''' t"' Ni'hsoh l.''' renew
ink De- efforts to interest business mon
AMI the railroads Iu its enterprise g.. duo
20 tt. general taIk sb.at tt. ...f.t..4-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

The schooner George vs.. Anderson. 81
Richmond. which 10 was feared had been
lost on che coast has arrived at Norfolk.
Capt Muudia rcports "a thrilling seri s.
~ adventure Doc the storm bat swept
the coast last week between Sandy Hook
end Norfolk Tho schooner was twice
swept FAR out a. sea Hundreds Of miles
out che lost rudior. ana drifted ncll..cssly
through the gal, that struck her three
days after she l,ft New York. on Nov
She was loaded with % hig cargo % rt-
ment. and tne heavy s-u0 probably prov
e.I her salvation iu koepius her on an
even keel When the storm anattd tine
vessel found herself considerably east %
the Gulf stream Working bier way -loN-
" toward Philadelphia. che was struck
by another heavy blow when iu sight Of
Bodies Island and was again blown 20
seq
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17
TO RENEw RECOMMEND ALTON.
Long Wants Recognition for Fight
Ing NaNnI Officers.

Washington. Nov Lot b understood
that Secretary Long viii renew his recon-
mendatlon 20 the Congress Tor hitting rec
ognition Of the galantry OF officers who
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

The tendency In the sea island
market during tho past week nas
lower prices Business was on r1lfa
scale with no apparent greai desire .
any quarter 70 take cotton. TIL,
show shrinkage against last f.
sales are about oue-third what ta.I
the CORE snonding week last year
Prices phoui os follows
Extra nHgf.a Es.aa Frr.-..f.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

Charleston Nov. lG-Sea lsIar
Receipts 6gS bags: exports $685.
stock. 25s9 Fully fine. 2p4c
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

Steamship city 81 birmingham. Berg.
New York
Steamship Ratio Brl Nisbct Bremen.
Schooner y. u HpskaH New York
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

The Merchants and Miners Trans orta-
ton Line has purchased the steamship
hudson. now az New York ana which
will b. added 10 the company service
a. speedily as possible after beins over
hauled and renovated
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

Vessels Arrived Yesterday.
Schooner Georgc Taulanc, Jr. Niece.
Norfolk Master
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

shipping Memoranda.
Fcrnandiua. F,a., Nov lf-Arrivel.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

New York. Nov. B.-Cotton ~
opened easy and closed barely
Prices as follows:
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17
For 20 Years

Hatha~as
of
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

sun rises at 6g3 q. m. and sets AZ i57
=. M
High water az Tybee to-day az t.oi a.
m and % p. ~ High water at savtn-
nah one hour later.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

AZ Quarantine.
Bark Gazclle RD. Green. from Rio ds
JnnptrO
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

USE ONLY PAINE's CELERY GONE OUND.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-29
STATE NEWS.
kENNEBEC.
NORTH AUGUSTA.

.Rebeccas Triumph" which was
presented by the North Augusta
Grange in their hall, on the evening p
the 27th was a decided success. more
than 800 people being in attendance.
The plany consisted Of many pathetic
scenes with laughable situations inter-
spersed. Rebecca. the founding, was
ably taken by Miss Alberta Black, the
Star" of the play. as on her pathetic
story revealed the mystery of her birth
The part of Crazy Meg, by Mrs. Annie
Beck. was very pathetic in her realistic
scenes of sadness. Mrs. Rokeman the
proud and wealthy lady of the NIL
by Mrs Georgia Ballard. In the por-
trayal Of this part Mrs. Ballard's dlg-
nitied bearing and cold hauteur added
much to the interesting scenes or her
part Mrs. Delaine, widow. by Mrs.
Mary league, whose quick ideas ana
kind heart rendered proper concep-
ton to her part. Mrs. Arthur Brown
assumed the part of Miss Goldman, Il
spinster She was delightfully."- anus
ing in that bright mixture of nonsense
and nature in the moonlight lover's
scene. as we'll as in other equally
laughable scenes, as Were also Gyp,
the coon" by Mr.. Ralph Brann, and
Katy, the Irish girl. by Mrs. Lizzie
Perciyal, who afforded much amuse-
ment by their quick witticism. especial
~ in the reading of Katy's letter by
Gyp The cooking club were admira-
bly, chosen and each We're prettily attir-
ed in white cap and aprons. the leader
of the club being Miss Lillian Knowles.
as mischievOus Dora, who acted her
part Well worthy of the character.
The members of the club were Mrs.
Flora Aver, Mrs. Ralph Brann, Mrs.
Cora Bean. Mrs. Archie Scribner, Miss
Jennie Lord Miss Bessie Tillson, Miss
Lena Hanson. The play was ably man
aged by Mrs. Arthur Brown. At close
OF entertainment refreshments We're
served in the dining hall consisting of
ice cream and cake
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srAsE HOUSE.
tContiuued from page 81

turing and selling drugs and medicines.
with S250,000 capital stock, OF when
SlOl, 900 is paid in. The officers are:
President. A. Nj. Baker of Cambridge,
Mass: treasurer. John c. HadlocE OF
Boston. Certificate approved. Aug. :.
Dean Boot Il Shoe Co, organized al
Portland, for the purpose of manufac-
turing and dealing in booth and shoes,
with $4,000 capital stock, Of which soc
is paid in. The officers are: Presi-
dent, Harry G. Sleeper of Matte, Mass. !;
treasurer, Eugene w. Hunt OF Portland.
Certificate approved. Aug. 20.
Boston Music Hall Amusement Co,
organized at Portland, for the purpose
of carrying on an entertainment busi-
ness. with $4,000 capital stock. of which
$4,000 is paid in. The officers are: Pres
ident. Charles II. Goldthwait of Ar
lington. Mass; treasurer. James H.
Emery Of Somerville. Certificate APP
proved, Aug. "a
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He Didn't Worry, but

lie got into a Don't Worry club.
And didn't worry bit;
Though his wife made 1t warm for her
hub"
lie didn't worry a bit;
Though the melon he got was too green
Though his napkin or knife wasn't clean
He kept himself calm and serene,
And didn't worry a bit.
Though the market went down with a
plump,
lie didn't worry a Bit
lie could hear Of a rise or n slump
And Gidn't worry bit;
The fail Of some firm with thud
The shooting OF kings in cold blood.
War, peAtilence, fire or food
Never caused him to worry bit.
lie could lose half a million in cash.
And never worry bit;
He could hear Of things going to smash
And never worry a bit
One day q wee speck, on the fly,
Got under the lid OF his eye
As he Glanced to be saunterng by
There's a Don't Worry CLUB that he
quit,
Exchange.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-29
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