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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-01

ION Rogue Pagan y don Dioni'
eio Gerena de Ponce han ingresado
en- ell Partido Federal.
Ell Diputapo del Teatro ha sido
comisionado para reparar las luue'
tas arreglar el edificio.
En- TOa Alta han satisfecho a los
maestros parte de 10 que les adeuda'
ban por concepto de alquiler de ca
S8S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-01
ID u " EN- u ~

Az1car granuado centrifugado mascabado
Avena blanca
Arroz americana.
E1arina de trigo paente <La Gloria de Pto-Rco.>
Mantequila fina <Creamery> Il, |, 2, libras.
Mantequa <La Favorita> tipo asturana
Cerveza de Baviera <Franziskaner> barrles.
Ron de 25 bocoyes tercerolas
Whisky viejo por gaones
Leche condensada xNes6>
lnodoros tanque puido tubos de nike Clos mas b
ratios plaza.)
Maqunas de escrbir sstema <IIammond> (copias multi
Piles, tipos diferentes.
sB-OFRECEN de SOLA & RAMIREZ
TETUAN 8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-01
MerCadO de NeW-York
Cotiz aciones de hoy

Harina de Trigo xEl Gigan-
te~ sacO. ) $3.50
Harina de Maiz xGoldon Mai
zex saco. s 3-l5
Harina de Trigo xEl Premio
Mayor saco. s 3-65
Alimento pa ca b 10
xStock Food~ saco. S 800
Tocino de Norton $1,000
Jamones (Cal lifornia) las 100
ibras. S 8-75
Salchichones $1,000
Manteca ola VencedoraH
corriente) 5 6-3[4
Manteca ~La Primera~ Chi
charron) ) 800
Tocino <CrecienteS $l5-85
cambio total de empleados q excep
ci6n del experto y probo Dn. Daniel
Cogley.
El Corresponsal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-01

Sc halla vacante la plaza de
Tesorero de la Junta escolar de
Humacao concediendose ell plazo de
diez dias para su provision.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-01
N0TICIAS,

Nuestro artfculo publicado el
26 de Julio sobre el juego, ha surti'
do su efecto Hay gran vigilancia
Apssar de 10 que dice Gel Diario de
POncA>
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-01

Durante las vacaciones de We
rano compartira con nosotros las
tareas de redaccion de La Correspon
dencia nuestro antique compaf1ero y
amigo don Pablo Morales Cabrera
& uuien saludamos afectuosamente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-01
'NOTIClAS POR CABI
sERvICIo DIREcTo DE NEW
En- Mana Il OCT

En- Manatf OCT
tre los indivi duos
6 Hilarion Meme,
aquel algunas contu
ra.
Los corn netas d
Puer torfiq des
yey, Sc quejan de las
de pr actica que SO le
1o
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-01

Esta manaua han salidO diez pre-
SOS por ruta para varios pueblos de
la isla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-01

Emilio Casas atropell6 al mu-
chacho Lorenzo Ramos; ell Guardia
Astol denuncio ell hecho, ell Tri
bunal de Policia absolvi6 al Casas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-01

Nos dicen que Maria Jorge
Cruz, desapareci6 de su casa aver 81.
con una nina de seis meses. Sc de-
sea saber su paradero para asunto
que le interesa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-01

Ei muchaoho Manuel Rodriguez
hiri6 con una piedra a Juan Rodri'
guez, quien fu6 curado en- la Sala de
Socorros. 81 agresor fue denuncia'
do al Juez municipal, por el Guardia
sidoro Perez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-01

CcPronto comenzaran sn Il pafa les
trabaios para la creac On de un Pan
teon de Escritores y artistas cele.
bres. a iniciativa del ilustre Nuf1ez
de Arce. El monumento Sc leVanta
"a en- la Sacra mentsl de San Justo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-31
The SHAMROCK u
Given a Good Spin. Friday. aud Shows HeI
Speed Qualities.

New York ARE. p-The Shamrock IA
went farther ~ Sea. today. tEan nn auN
40 her previous trials ,n ltSt waters. hI.'
she did not Sail over pn, uf tEr America y
cup courses ~ expected. chiefly hcvAw.
there was NOT wind enough, anna inC.drut-
ally h,catt~t Nj. Jameson, wh" j. IL ~
the yachts manager. hHd 2ot arrived
Resides. there WAS plenty Of sail stretch
inS To- lo. including tn, setting ot what
is perhaps the higgcS; spinuaker ever So.l
on Si-tootcr
Daring the last hour of the four n,
yacht was ont she again demonstrated
her ability L. sail Very last on reach.
Tor with 4 goot fresh breeze over her
port quarter she travelled tur few mill
al the rate ~ from l. to II knots uu hour.
In TIE light hrcczcS during the early rlr,
81 the sfrn she made excellent time.
After Inc srin SIT Thomas Upton said.
1T was 4 very good light weather trial.
bat more of sail stretching spin. to ~;
the boat in good condition Tor Mr jaime
son, who Will arrive. tonight We hope.
The Shamrock VIII go ou;. tomorrow.
with Mr.. Jameson an board. shall start
for Newport with a party. sunday morH-
ing. and | hope to see Il good rae. be-
tween tnc TWO American yachts. Mon
day
Monday evening. Sir Thomas will b.
the sucst Of Commodore ana Mrs. Levi.
Cass l.cdyard, At their house in Newport.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-31
HEINZ INltEES1S WIN.
important Decision in Montana Copper Cases
--Harney's Decision Upheld.

Helena. Mont Aug 29.-The supreme
court. just before adjournment for the
term. this afternoon. denied the appli-
cation of the Boston & Montana Co,
for an order requilin the Montana ore
Purchasing co. to furnish additional
bond in the Pennsylvania case. and for
an Injunction restraining F. a. Heinz
from operating the Minnie Healey mine
pending an appeal from the recent de-
cision of Judge Harvey. Both decisions
We're in favor of the Heinz interests
and are of immediate Importance in
the great copper litigation now occupy
ing the attention of the Montana
courts.
The court was unanimous in the be-
lief that the 1900. 900 bond. now opera
tive in the Pennsylvania case. was suf-
ficient 50 far as showing had been
made. In the Minnie Healey case, Jus
tee Piggott dissented.
The court unanimously struck from
the records the sensational atfiraVits
involving Judge Harvey. These Aft
davitS are filed in the lower court in
support of a motion for a new trial
now pending and We're made part Of
the records of the supreme court III an
appeal from Judge Harney's Judgment
Work on the Minnie Healey mine.
which has been closed since Monday.
will now ne resumed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-31
ONE killED--28 INJURED.
Accommodation Train DeraiIed. THURSDAY
Night. at fairvie. N. Y.

Newark. n Ill Aug, 29.-The Accom-
mediation train leaving Sudus Piont
u,rr the Northern Central Railroad
und which arrives in This village at 6
O'Clock was. tonight. derailrd at the
station ct Fairvjl!c. about lo miles
north of here one was killed and . in
jurrd. Several of the injured are not
,Xp.ct"d To recover.
Tie train was running ut nearly 20
miles nm hour. Approaching the station
ut rairNillr there iS I curve ana gravel
I;t For Some unknown reason the en-
ginc jumped the track while passing
the gravel pit. The force ~ the impact
turned he engine completely around,
throwing the five ears on their sides.
The train load of some l50 passengers
Wa thrown into the ditch. The steam
pipes running under the ears We're
broken in several places. This accounts
for the large number Of people scalded.
Word WAS Sent tn SoduSe ana New
ark for physicians ana 4 special con
tanning FIVE doctors left Newark at 6.4'
n'Clook. Upon its arrival the Newark
passengers We're placed aboard ana
FASTENED to Newark. Rey. DR.. Burgess.
one Of The injured. is - years of age
and it is doubtful whether lie RECEIVERS.
Ills right leg is broken and he is badly
"calded. Mrs. burgess is also among
the seriously injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-31
The NALL. FAMILY.
More than 100 Members Join in Annrai Re-
union at Berwick.

Berwick. Me. Aug. 2S.-More than loo
members of the nall Family Association
attended the annual reunion. held.
Wednesday. ut Lords grove. From To-
when the members began to arrive. until
|, social reunion was held. At 1.15 the
annual dinner was served. presided over
by John Hall Of North Berwick presi-
dent OF tile association Col. Daniel Hal,
of Dover. y. H.. delivered the address.
which was partly congratulatory ana
partly historical
1t included A sketch of the family from
Deacon John Han. who settled at Dover
Point in 16ia 10 the present Among the
distinguished members of the family
present was Hon. Smith Hall of Brook
Ign, who was born on the Penhallow
farm near Portsmouth i'm 1898. These oil =
GERS were elected for the ensuing year:
Col. Daniel Hall. Dover. pres: Hon.
John Hall. North Berwick. John H.
Wentworth. Berwick, Samuel Hal. l.eo-
anon, Ceylon Spnney. Portsmouth. vice
pres: Mrs J. @. Morrison. North Ber-
wick. rec sec; Miss Mary Hall Went
worth. Berwick. cor. sec: Oscar Ham
mond. Berwick. historian. Sumner r.
Hammond. George II. Han, Mercy IA.
Roberts: Mrs. $ NJ: Wentworth; mss
Fannie Hall Ceylon Spinncy, Frank Hall.
executive committee.
One member. Miss Annie Goodwin. h3 :
died within the year. resolution q
coincidence was passed on her death
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-31
BANGOR FAIR
Continued from page ~

thing. today. but along toward night
they were seen being led down toward
the Maine Central yards where they
We're loaded. some to so home and some
to go to Lewiston. few will not go
Until Saturday and will be carried di-
rect to Lewiston in readiness for the
fair. With the exhibits from here and
with those which will be added, the
Lewiston fair ought to eclipse itself
next week The first day OF this latter
exhibition is Tuesday. and it continues
throughout the week.
The poultry department has been Il
squeaky place the latter part of the af
ternoon. The hens. turkeys. and geese
were being removed from their exhibit
ton cages and placed in transportation
cases ready to be taken to their homes
The poultry. like other things, has
been withheld until the very last of
the show 50 that Friday visitors could
see as much of the exhibit as those who
Visited during the middle of the fair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-31
AUTOMOBILE RACES
Run OF at Aquidneck Park,
Newport, R. !.
Wm K. Vanderbilt, jr., Easily the
Star of the Day.
Won Four Races and Championship Cup.
Driving Ms Own Machine.

Newport. Il. l.. Aug. 3o.-The auto
mobile races held by the National As
ISOLATION which as the result of an in
junction could not be held on Ocean
drive. were run off at Aquidneck park.
this afternoon. without loss of life or
limbs.
William X. VANDERBILT, r.. the presi-
dent OF the orga niZation. was altoSeth-
er the star performer OF the day he
drove his own machine in four races.
made the best time on the track and
won the championship cup. Fully 1000
people went to the park and during the
important races expressed their enthu-
siasm in cheers and loud applause.
or the 10 races the one attracting the
most interest and arouSing the great
est excitement was that between young
Nh. Vanderbilt in his new German
racer of 81 horse power and FoXhail
kecne in machine Of fully 60 horse
power. Mr.. Vanderbilt was fully 90
seconds at the half and ! minute and
&c seconds AT the mile. His third half
mile was made in Al seconds. the fast
est lap of the meeting.
Half way over the course ne had MI
I>eene surely beaten, barring accident,
and finished the five miles in fine form
a winner in minutes and 3t'4 seconds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-31

and this class of entertainment is what
the Trio cXcels In.
John II. Leen Of BraGgvillc has an
invention which he calls the Patent
Nail cabinet, and Is something which
every retail hardware dealer could not
well afford to be without. Il is design
ed to facilitate the easier handling of
nails at retail and consists of cabi-
net about four feet high divided into
eight sections. each capable of holding
100 pounds of nails. BY simply pulling
Il lever at the lower end of one of these
sections a quantity of nails are relcas-
ed into receptacle-for convenience
sake two pounds. and If more are
wanted, pull the lever as many times
as desired. The cabinet is very orna-
mental. being finished in natural wood,
and can be kept in the front of store
near the scales in place of the insight
" kegs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-31

The Sail Game.

In n gam, between the Easterns ana tho
old Town base bah team for a purse Of
So the former team won in a closely
PLAYED contest by n score 6 TO >. Both
teams were very evenly matched and
played with life and snap that delighted
the fans who were present in goodly
numbers. in the grand stand. on the
bleachers and every other conceivable
place where the game could he watched
Cross. formerly Of the Augusta New
England team. was in the box for Old
Town. while Remission twirleG for the
EasternS.
The features Of the game were tie ran
ming catches by Holmes. the star center
fielder of the L. of NJ team. and thc nat
ting Of Saunders and Holmes.
Both Cross and Remission pitched WIN
ming bail. the latter. however. proving to
be the more effective. Both pitchers
were well supported.
This is the first game that has becn
played "a the fair grounds in which
there has been no home runs. as the CITY
Of Pomueii has been removed from the
field
Tho
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-31

Cow-Lizzic Of NJ. H., yr, John +. h'-
k,r Bowdoin. ID -
Cow--Hcifcr calves under Il mo"'"''
Anchcn. r. H. Briggs. Auburn, ~ ,yinc
Cow--Thankful Marigold, ;. NJ. "'"7'
south Paris. ID. .r
('ow-Forr years old and over. f.aNu,h
ties Bunker, yrs, S. NJ. King. o""''
Paris.
POLLED ABERDEENS.
MERIDA J. Remission. Hermon center
ist. .o, ~
Blll--Thrce yrs. Dewey X. n. j. Nc"
uiston. Hermon Center, LIST .a,,-
Bull-Three yrs. Sampsonville. NO 'S''''
T., S Allen, Iicrmon Center. ID.
Rull--Two yrs. Baron of Dixmoh'' -
J. Remission. Hcrmon Center, list ,,
niston. lst. . a,
Euil-Onc yr. ficrmon Scott. y. .. ~
len. Hermon Center, ID -
Bull-l'nder II months. Black Bro ~
J. Remission. Hermon Center, Isl; - {,
BIll-t'nder II months. Black jim H. .
Allen. Hermon Center. I'd.
Cow-Four years. Juliet of lteath T.
\. j. Remission of Hermon Cen'er' -
Cow-Four years. Puliet OF evergreen
T. s. Alien, Hermon Center, 2d.
cow-Thrce years. Lila a. j. kehf'S-
ton Hcrmon Center lst.
cow-Threc Years. Hobson Lass. y. .
Allen. Hermon Center. "a
cow-TWo years. Daisy r., T., > Nhth'
Hcrmon Center. list.
Cow-Two years. Pansy Lass. \. j.
kcnnIston. iiermon Center "a. 80
Cow-One year. Juno *, Il - Amen
Hermon Center, I'd.
Calves-t nder l. months, A }. heiiiliS-
ton. Hermon Center LIST.
,'aives-t nder u months. Jennie "A, u
= Allen, Hcrfnon Center. ID.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-31
Fair Notes.

lgUl's fair is over and the preplra-
tons for 1902 are already on.
The fair grounds presented a very
lone appearance. this morning. as the
people We're Very late in arriving.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Nichols of Au-
gusta. and j. II. Morse of Waterville.
were callers at the Journal building.
this morning.
Tut few pickpockets have been heard
Of this year. 4 watch stolen from its
resting place in the pocket Of a shirt
was, was the only case reported.
There were. big crowds on the
grounds. last evening. to witness the
spectaculars, but they did not equal the
attendance of Wednesday evening.
The Ross Ice Co. has supplied the
grounds with many barrels of ice wa
ter. which has been more than appre-
ciatcd by the thirsty multitudes these
hot days
The city of Pompeii was taken down,
today. q thing that greatly pleased
those who went to see the races and
the patrons of the ball game. 1t was
n barrier which prevented clear view
Of the track and besides hindered the
base ball fielders.
The Trio Plantation Singers fur
nshed entertainment at the Audito-
rum during the week and were the re-
cipients of many compliments for their
work in the musical line. Catchy songs
with the guitar and banjo accompani-
ment are ever popular with the public
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-31
The Horse Premiums.

The following premiums on horses were
announced on Thursday.
AMERICAN TRpTTlNG STAl.Llo.N3
TWO YEARS oI.D AND OVER.
Happy Eothatd. +. II. Leonard. hraI
Montv..w. H. T.. Larrabee. Dover. s'c"uh.
FOUR YEARS OLD.
Co!rmho. +. II. Greeley. Ellsworth. FIRST
THREE YEARS OLD.
Charles Morrison. Morrison stock Farm.
East i.iVcrfnorc. first
ONE YEAR OLD.
Prince Hercules u +. i.Arrab.c. Dover.
FIRST.
AMERICAN TRorriNG GEipINGs.
FOtR YEARS OLD
I.uthario Anime. u. r. -. Pagc. North
Ii.Imon. first.
THREE YEARS Old.
Ilnbrlro. ch. MORRISON Stock Farm. East
I.lvermore. first.
TWO YEARS OLD.
Mosher blk. l.. II. Bartlett, Belgrade
first.
IA. l.. A. Bartlett. belgrade. ftst.
- l.. A. Bartlett Belgrade. second.
AMERICAN TROTTING BRED BROOD
MARES ANY AGE
march,. Il. Alfred Murch. Bangor FIRST
Dido. Il. NJ. Rogers. Bangor, second.
GRAND SWEEPSTAKES.
rhcbrun. l.. \. BARTLETT. Belgrade frs,
FRENCH THOROUGHBRED COACH
STATIONS.
Incaruad!no, H. ]. Leonard Bar IIarbor.
first
AMERICAN TROTTING FIILIEs Two
YEARS OLD
Nclsorita Oh. l.. y. Eart!,tt. Belgrade,
Lady. ch F. } Pierce. Hamrden. SECOND
SWEEPSTAKES
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-31
BANDED TO RULE HUSBANDS
Development of the New Womaiili"ou
Among the Wives Of Berlin.
New York SUM-

Germany has Of late years been Inc
stronghold of masCulinity. the 1efii''"
women have been held up as parason'
of all domestic virtues and steadt.s.
v opposed to new womanhood. Dur
wen in Germany the throne OF niai =
shaking. !.
Berlin now has an Associatioa y
Married Women for the Cohtiv'
Tusba nds. The constitution am
laws haven't been made puolc anu
meetings are private. but the ha"
alone opens broad vistas of speeuia.'oA
as to the functions of the assoe,' -
Presumably the women VIII an "a
papers and compare experiences
the discussions will take on ie"'
iscert and anecdotal character
will make them even hVeilef 'h"'
SorosiS election day. III,
OF course. American club women W.
look pityingly at their Tutonic sis.e
affort to throw off the yoke. OrsahN
4ffort toward the control OF huspana'
.sn't necessary over here. AS the 10,
lerland Red queen would say
we passed that long ago.
Each American woman coh'ios
1wn husband with an ease ina.
her time and energy for problems ~
vital Still. the German woine"
made n step in the right direc'ion.
What the feelings OF the
husband are when he sees MS w. "
,ipe forth 10 a meeting of the \. NJ "
= q II is beyond conjecturing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-31
FOEESTERS OF AMERICA
Refuse to Limit Membership to Ameri
can Citizens Only.

Baltimore Md. Aug. CAT today's
session of the convention of the Order
of Foresters of America. an amend
ment was submitted by the committee
on laws to dcbar from membership in
the order any one who is not an Ameri-
can citizen and does not intend to be-
come one. This measure was finally
voted down by large ma jority.
The convention will conclude. tomor-
row, and place for the next meeting
is to be selected. 1t is thought Provi-
dence will he chosen, since that is the
home of the newly elected supreme
ranger, Thomas F. Donahue
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-31

The premiums in the Belgian hare
depal tment were awarded. Friday.
Mrs. Nj. f.. Powell of Mrlros,-. ting
judge. No money awards We're made.
the winners received medals ana the
others got ribbons. Four cups We're al
50 awarded. The list Of premiums IL
as fellows
Mature bucks-E Eastern Importing
ana Breeding 90. Belfast. list. H. i.
Adams. Augusta, "a. Julius L.. Jew EFT.
Foxcroft 3D.
Mature buck with four Of his Eet-H.
+. Adams. Augusta. LIST and 81.
Mature does-E. |. x H.. Co. Belfast.
LIST: II. T. Adams. "a. II. +. Adam-.
Augusta. Sd Grace : Mrrryman.
Orono. Y. II. g.. Grace s. Mcrryman.
Orono II. &.
Docs. $ mos f. l. & u. 90, Belfast.
list. +. +. Hanson, Belfast "a: +. F.
Hanson 81: T.. |. x u. 90. Belfast. v.
II. G.: II. F. Adams. Augusta. II. a.
Buo ks. mos.-Mrs. l.. Il. Rcnnrr
Bangor. list: F.. l. & h. Co, Belfast. 81 :;
Miss Grace s Merryman. Orono. 81 :
T.. !. K r. Co. V III. G.: T.. l. X II. co.
Belfast. II. G.
Does. : mos.-E. |. & +. CO.. Belfast.
LIST. ID Sd: and V. II. &.
Bucks ! mos.-E. L. & r. Co lst
Bucks. 6 mos.-E. |. & H.. 90. list
=. +. Hanson. Belfast. "a
Does. 6 months-E l. & r. GO. Bel
fast. LIST. 20 and ?d; Miss Grace s. Mer-
ryman. Orono. V. II. G.: julius f.
.Jewett. Foxoroft. II. G.
Does. > months-E. |. & +. Co. Eel
fast. list. ID. I'd. V. II. e. and II. c.
Bucks. 4 months-E & +. Co. list A.;
l.. NJ. Swan, Hampden I'd.
Does. 4 months-E. +. Hanson. Eel
fast. lst: Miss Grace $. Merryman
Orono. "a: Miss Grace s. Merryman
Ornno. Sd; T.. I. & y. Co. Belfast. Y. IT,
g.; Mrs Grace s. Merryman. Orono
II. G.
Doe and litter. to : weeks-Mrs
Mary Robinson. Bangor. LIST: II. F. Ad-
ans. Augusta. ID: +. |. & Il. Co, Bel
fast. Sd: II. +. Adams. Augusta. V.
II. c.
Buck-E. /. & b. Co, Belfast. silver
cup.
Doe-E. I. & b. Co, Belfast. silver
cup.
Doe and litter to weaks-E. I. &
b. Co.. Belfast. 1st; ]. +. Jewett, Fox
croft. I'd: Miss Grace S. Merryman.
Orono. Sd.
Doe and litter s to 10 weeks-E. F.
Hanson. Belfast list.
Doe and litter-E. r. Hanson. Belfast.
silver cup.
Largest and best display-Eostern
Importing & Breeding Co, Belfast. LIST.
Method of cooping-Miss Grace S.
Merryman, Orono. 1st
Black buck-H. F. Adams. Augusta.
1St.
Black doe-H. F. Adams. Augusta.
1st.
Heavyweight buck-H. F. Adams,
Augusta. LIST: Miss Grace 6 Merryman.
Orono, I'd.
Hare for type-NIiss Grace s. Merry
man. Orono. list.
Hare for cOlor-E. I. & +. Co. Bel
| fast. 1St
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HallOweIl Advertisements.
HERE We ARE AGAIN

Prices Are Not Eq1'aIIeo in New England
The Goods in Stock Prices Are as Ouot
Below and viii Not be Changed When We Find You Wan
to Purchase we Can Sci! Cheap Because Spot Cash i
paid for Everything Handled; Don't Take Our Word h.,
Come to the Old Haowe Drug Store Of Halowei and
Convince Yourself You Can Save So Much Money by Trad
the Best the Affords at Bottom Prices If Can
Books over the Railroads Save 70. Big Money and Hun
are E Eev o"otations Without Przes mere
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-31
SEC. ROOT ILL.
His Old Trouble Returns Gen. Gillespie Is
Now Acting Secretary.

Washington. Aug 2e.-Secretary
Root LETT Washington. today. for his
summer home at southampton. l. |.
He is suffering from 4 recurrence In
mild form of the trouble which affect
ed him last spring.
Gen. Gillespie has beeen designated
acting secretary by the President under
an act of 1882. which authorizes the
head Of bureau 70 be acting secfe-
tary.
A Year ago the President issued an
executive order designating Gen. Niles
to bc acting secretary II the bureau
during his absence ana assistant secre-
tary. ana III the absence of Gen. Niles
tho Cen. Corbin was to act.
50 happens that all persons direct
j. named To perform the duties OF sec
rotary are absent. and Gen. Giiiespie
therefore was selected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-31
S1CO PER MONTH
Is All The Cumberland Sherii.'s Berth Is Worth
Says Pearson.

Old Orchard Me. Aug. 30.-Two SEES
sions of the temperance campmeetinS
We're conducted nj the campground. to-
day. by Sheriff Pearson OF Portland He
spoke briefly at each meeting He said
he has faithfully Kept every pledge he
made before his election. and thst he has
demonstrated that no man could make
honestly ont of the sheriff $ Office il
Cumberland county more than 500 a
month, though some have grown rich in
that Office.
The other speakers were Rev. W. S
Bovard and Rev. G.. s. Davis OF Portland.
and Rev. &. Everett Bean of Wells The
meetings will be continued over sunday