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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-06
FREE BAPTISTS.
Conference To Be Held With Bruns-
wick Church, June II and 10.
Program For Two Days Will Include Interest.
ing Discussions and Sermons.

The Bowdoin conference of Free Bap-
fist churches will meet June l. and IL, at
the Brunswick village Free Baptist
church of which Rev. Frank Wilcox is
pastor. The conference officers ara
President. Everett Lesher of Augusta
vice-president, George +. Gay; clerk and
treasurer, n. S. Purinton of Bowdoin.
The officers of the Womans Missionary
Society are: President. Miss Clara Pur-
inton; recording secretary, Mrs Mabel
Davis: corresponding secretary. Mrs Jen-
ME X. Smith; treasurer. Mrs. Emma Ad-
Glade Purinton. OF the Young People 5
Society Rev. J. Stanley Durkee is pres-
dent and Miss Clara Williams secretary
and treasurer. An interesting program
has been arranged for the two days as
follows:
WEDNESDAY.
Morning.
Lev. w. NJ. Davis of Topsham
Conference called. annual reports and
Reception to delegates from other bodies.
lntermission.
Annual sermon,
kew f.. Lesher of Angus IA
Offering for State Work.
Afternoon
Devotional.
Annual meeting Woman's Missionary So
ciety. Cd.
Annual reports.
Election of officers.
Address What Christianity has done for
the People of India. augustine d. Ohoi
OF India.
Offering,
Sermon,
Rev. G. I. Lowe of Lisbon Falls
Conservation service.
Evening.
Devotional.
Sermon. Rev. W. A. Robbins, Gardiner
THURSDAY
Morning
Ministers eonference-Annual
Devotional.
Discussion-Prcsent Problem of the
Church,
a-The People Not Reached by the Cos
pei of Today. Prof. Alfred ". An
thony. Cobb Divinity School
b-Failures in the Presentation of the
Gospel on the Part of the Ministers
and the Churches, Rev Frank Vii
cock. Brunswick.
Especial Work for Boys over Twelve,
Rev. a. |. Davis. Bath.
Especial Work for Irreligious Homes.
Mrs. j. II. Rand. Lewiston.
e-SOme WAYS of Increasing the Use
fulness OF the Church. Rev. l.. S. Will
liams. Sabattus.
be1itIal lJlStiSSitit- tptItu ny INeN. NStp
r. Paine. Bowdoinham, and Mr.. 4. H.
Scammoil. kichmond.
intermisSion,
Business Session concluded.
Afternoon.
Devotional.
Observation-Disclosures of the Reign of
Intemperance. Prof. Thomas l.. Angel,
Bates COLLEGE.
Discussion of Present Condition of the
Liquor Problem in Maine. Prof. II. y.
Purinton, Rev. A. l. Davis and others.
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s-NORTH AUGUSTA GRANGE,
Ladies Of Order Fill Officers Chairs..A De-
Iightiul Entertainment.

D.. The ladies of the North Augusta Grange
proved. Tuesday evening. to the gentle
men of the order. that they are in every
meeting of the society and to furnish en-
tertainment and inviting refreshment 1t
is customary in grange circles for the la
dies. once a year. to fill all the officers
chairs and conduct the meeting in due
form and Tuesday night was given for
the purpose at North Augusta.
The officers We're as follows: W. NJ.
Lizzie Brann; w. o.. Gertrude Tllson
lecturer. Susie NJ. Brann: chaplain, Flora
Ayers: secretary, Jennie +. Lord: treas
urer, Ida Hanson: steward. Eta Cum
mings: assistant stewards. Lillian
Knowles and Isabel Withee: Flora Bes-
sic Tilson- Ceres. Georgia Ballard: Po-
mona. Lura Sawyer. After the business.
the following program was given under
the direction of the worthy lecturer:
Piano Solo, .... Jennie Lord
Reading, Bessie Tillson
Song, airs. Georgia Ballard
Reading, Lura Sawyer
Song, Lillian Knowles
Recitation, Marion TilSOn
Reading, Mrs. Annie Beck
Reading, Eta Cummings
The recitation by little Marion was very
cunning and was given in a manner that
won a liberal applause from all. After
the program the ladies invited the gents
to the banquet hall where the tables
were loaded with ice cream and cake al.
prepared by the sisters of the order. 1t
was a very enjoyable occasion and the
ladies spared no pains to make 1t a sue
cess.
1t was decided to hold the annual June
entertainment in two weeks. when by re-
quest The Turn of the Tide will be re-
peated by the grange talent.
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S. Of v. Annual Encampment.

The annual encampment Of Maine
Division. Sons of Veterans, will be
held at Rockland on June IL and IL
and the program Is as follows: wy.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IL.
1tP. M.-Meeting of Division Coun-
Gil.
P. M.-Opening of 10Th Annual En-
campment in Odd Fellows hall.
SP. M.-Meeting of the past division
commanders. Important business is to
come up and all past commanders are
earnestly requested to be present.
S.3O-Complimentary ball.
THURSDAY, JUNE 10.
10 A. M.-Opening morning session of
the encampment.
2P. M.-AfternOOn session.
SP. M.-Camp fire G. A. Il. hall.
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,o'ows: Watcrville. July Is: Fryeburr.
su'y IL; Foxcroft July -; Pfcsonss
isle July 80: Fort Kent. August
zach school will be in session two
weeks. wv"
instruction in Pedagogy will be
81" oy Mr.. Charles II. Albert of the
n.a'e normal school of bloomsbury.
"a: IN Elementary Psychology by Dr.
WIZARD ). Small. Clark University. in
nature study. by Prin. W. l.. Powers
raroiner; IN Arithmetic and Language
ny rim. +. A. Parsons. Maiden. Mass
IN Urinary Methods, by Miss ELIZA
Deth Hail, principal Of the Lewiston
framing school: in Music. by Miss
Edith NJ. Carr. Detroit, Mich. in
Penmanship. by, Miss M. p. Do,,n
brookline. Mass. in Geography nv Mr
T.. l.. Getchell. Cambridgeport. Mass
NO charge is made fOr tuition in
THESE schools. Those who intend ~
teach in the near future and those who
desire to become more useful IN ~.
chi.dren placed under their instruction
are urged to attend one of these
schools and study the latest thon~h,
on methods.
For information as to rooms. hoard
etc. please apply to r. w. Spraeue
Waterv.Fe; Rev. E., II. Abbot,
Ffyeburg: Miss NE. Averill Fov'
croft; Mrs. NJ. l.. T.. White. Pressure
Isle; Miss Mary p. Rowland. Fort
Kent.
VIII you please distribute the en-
closed circulars to teachers and 70
those who are thinking Of becoming
teachers
w. w. STETSON
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MARRIED..
KENNEBEC.

kENNEBEC.
North Nomenclature l. George NJ.
A nSarson of Halloween, and Miss Maize
A. Brandt of Gardiner. !
: North Augusta-June 4, y. Albert
Kn0wles Of Victor. and Mrs. Lizzie
Avery jenkins of Whitefield.
LINCOLN
(,ooner's Mills-June l. Harold r. Smith
of Everett, Mass. and Miss Ina NJ.
Hchorn of Cooper's Mills.
SOMERSET.
Fairfeld-June 3. James Rich and Mrs
Fannie Foster both Of NassalbG 1r5cs and
Miss Margaret Lamsden, both of Skowhe-
gan.
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TAME MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

The forty-ninth annual meeting Of this
1ssociation will be held at City Building:
cortland, on Wednesday, Thursday and
SSnaay, June u, Is and IA, 1901. Chas. ID.
eoltn' n. D.. Secretary. may2,d3W
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A. G. YOUNG, Secretary.

The smallpox situation in Maine re-
mains practically unchanged. One
new case has developed in Milo. the
child OF Mrs. Snow, the first patient
having been taken. The child was
exposed to the disease too long before
vaccination.
ON the western border some of the
towns are greatly frightened, fearing
that the disease may be imported from
Berlin. n. II. Secretary A. G. Young
has correspondent with the secretary of
the New Hampshire board and the
local officers asking them to take
every possible precaution to prevent
the disease from coming over into
Maine while protecting themselves
and he has received assurances that
they Will cooperate by letting the
Maine board know of the escape from
quarantine or departure of any person
who has been exposed.
In addition to the work Of the local
health officers the New Hampshire
state board has sent an inspector to
aid the local authorities. AS a pre-
caution on the northern border two
men have been stationed one at Van
Buren, the other at Fort Kent. to be on
the lockout for any case appearing in
that region and to notify the State
board of the condition of affairs AS
Inspector at Van Buren, DR.. H. H.
Hammond is stationed and DR.. A. r.
Chambault is located at Fort Kent.
For over Il year. DR.. Chambault has
been supplied with vaccine lymph
from the State board with orders to
begin work at the first symptoms of
the appearance of smallpox outbreak.
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appointing a board of inquiry to look
into the affairs of Co. NJ of Machias,
which ere reported to be in an irregu-
mr. condition. The orders are as fol-
slows:
/ Augusta, May 81, 1901.
Special Orders No. 40.
I. Lieutenant-C Colonel AlonZo York,
Major Frank NJ. Hume and Lieutenant
Bernard w. Sawyer as recording
officers, all of the Second Infantry. are
hereby constituted board Of inquiry.
to inquire into the efficiency. dis
cipline and morale of Company NJ.
Second Infantry.
III. The board will especially con-
slider the actions of the members of
this company at an election ordered
for the position Of captain. in accord
ancc with S. o. No. 81. State of Maine,
A. G.. O., at Augusta. April 90. 1901.
their failure to be governed in their
action by the provisions of the militia
law, and the course of Sergeant Guy
d. Getchell. in presenting himself as
candidate for election in direct defiance
of that law. after having been rejected
by the examining board.
III. The board will further consider
the position held by Company NJ IN
Machias. whether the inhabitants OF
that place are interested in its welfare.
) conform to the militia law. ana are
disposed to assist the company as is
done in other places.
". The board will meet at the
armory in Machias on Tuesday, June
| II. 1901. at 1890 A. NJ.
v. The board will sit without re-
gard to hours and will report WIFI
recommendations. Its president i
authorized to employ a stenosrapner
If necessary, and will request the
presence of necessary witnesses.
". Transportation will be turh-
ished and an expense account OF tne
necessary expenses of the board VIII
be forwarded to this office as 500" d.
possible. ..of
+ nv order of the COMMUNICATIVE hlei
| JOHN r. RICHARDS, .
Adjutant- General
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BASE BALL. TODAY.
Cony High and Winthrop Will Cross Bats. This
Afternoon. Good Game Promised.

Cony High and Winthrop will play
at the Augusta Driving park. this af-
ternoon. the game being called. at $50
o'clock. Winthrop has strong team
and held Kent's Hill down to a very
close score, earlier in the season. Cony
is in excellent condition and is ready
to play good ball.
If the weather is fair large crowd
will probably be present and will help
the Augusta team by their cheers.
Everyone who wants to see Cony win
a good game should turn out, today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-06

Rev. A. s. Bisbee of Brunswick, with
q party of officers and directors of the
Big Gem Mica Co. of Portland. went.
Wednesday,. to Dicizvale, where they
will spend about 10 days inspecting the
mica and graphite mines that have re-
Gently been opened there.
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capt. Charles 3. Pettengill. the dean
of the nightly vigil at the State House
ahd the father of all newspaper re-
porters or "ha cks." as they are some-
times called about the capitol. is i'll at
MS home on Sewall street with a kid
nny trouble. but his condition is very
mucn improved, so much so that the
captain hopes to be ION deck in n
snort time. Capt. Pettengill, he of
the long whiskers and never changing
countenance. has looked after the
states property DER nights 10, these
many years. And n legion of friends
from one end of the State to the other
hope that he will soon be on duty with
fun OF sea stories to spin in the
o'c'stle.-Augusta correspondent Ban
gor Commercial.
The following COMBINATIONS have
filed certificates with the secretary OF
State:
Pecunit Leather Co. organized at
Portland for the purpose of manufac-
turing and dealing in leather and
leather goods. with $4,000 capital
stock of which $500 is paid in. The
officers are: President. Elwyn A.
Capen of Canton, Mass: treasurer.
Herbert l.. Fem of Canton. Certif-
cate approved June 4, 1901.
II. /. Crandall & Son Co.. organized
at Portland for the purpose of engag-
ing IN marine construction, building
railways and steamers The officers
are: President and treasurer. James
l.. Crandall of Maiden. Mass. Certifi-
cate approved June 4. 1901.
The ]. V. Hale Co.. organized at Kit
terry for the purpose of dealing in
CHEMICALS and drugs. with $500 CAPT
tai stock of which nothing is paid in
The officers are: President. Albert T..
knowiton of Maiden. Mass; treasurer,
Frederick browns of Maiden. Certifi-
cate approved June 5, 1901.
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STATE HOUSE.
Present Condition Of Smallpox
Situation in Maine.
authorities Will Look Into Affairs Of
70. N, N. G. S. NJ, Machias.
REPORTS Regarding Discipline and Non .Adher.
ance To Law In Company.

The State board of health. Tuesday
sent out the following circular letters
To local boards: .s<
Office of State Board of Health.
Augusta. Maine. June 3. 1901
Lear Sir:-Our State is now threat
ened with smallpox from many differ
eht points. There is one case in Milo
ana many exposures resulted; one case
IN Dexter and many persons were ex-
posed one case in Lewiston reported
this morning: and one near Van Buren,
on New Brunswick side. There is
danger of the importation Of the
disease by the way of the Canadian
Pacihc Railway. and at Berlin. n. H..
on the Grand Trunk there are 80 cases
according to recent report from the
state board of health of New Hamp-
shire In many other states. as we'll
AS IN the Canadian provinces. small
poX is unusually prevalent.
There is therefore urgent need that
each local board of health be fully Or
Sanized and ready to act instantly II
a known or suspected case of small
poX, or exposure to smallpox, occur in
it's town.
Examine Circular II carefully. and
IL need be. act promptly as it advises.
II you have suspected case do not
make the serious mistake of waiting
until you are sure what it is before
isolatinS. Quarantine at once. tenn
porar1ly. at least, and decide later.
Free vaccination should be offered
IN every town. A few tubes of vaccine
lymph should be kept on hand so that.
in case of an emergency, exposed
persons may be vaccinated PROMPTLY.
Yours truly,
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W. W - T. I SUN,
state Supt. of Public Schools

III aduitlon to the meetings already
stated the board of State assessors
VIII meet the town assessors as fol-
lows: Bingham. June %; Skowhegan,
June %: Dover, June %.
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The following communicate"
garding the summer schools loI
coming season are being sent OUT -.
the office of the State superintendent
Augusta, June >, l9oi. .
The places of holding and, the ua'e.
far the first sessions Of the SUNNI.
schools for the present season arc
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nv an amendment TO the Free Hlgh
School laws, adopted by the last Iegis-
lature, the school years ends July l.
instead of June 1, as Formerly
blanks for returns will be sent the
last week in June. from the once Vi
the state superintendent huhioer
of town authorities do not seer" ~
realize the change and are sendihg III
ouires to the superintendent ASKING
why the blanks are not being sent OUT
as in years past.
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General Richards has issued orders
appointing board of inquiry to look
into the affairs of Co. NJ of MaChias,
which ere reported to be in an irregu-
mr. condition. The orders are as fol-
slows:
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Devotional,
Observation-Disclosures of the Reign of
Intemperance. Prof Thomas J.. Angel.
Bates COLLEGE.
Discussion of Present Condition of the
Liquor Problem in Maine. Prof. H. y.
Purinton, Rev. \. l. Davis and others.
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RAILROADs-
Washington. Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway
From Station, Pennsylvania Ave and q IL St
In sffacl Nuver,he- ] 100

hrom Station, PernsyI vaEia Ave ard 3 10 St
In sfect November / 1900
Fer AlexaadzEa-Wsek eiayz. ESQ. 7.os. 7.so
500, S-S5. 5:59, 0:25 I9:0O, II.o0. II:S0 l. m
Nl2-S1. 1920 I1:45 xl-CS. LIS, 30 go - 3d.
$50. 3-59, Kills. As, 40. $40 x5.24, $40
e-oi, $50. 5-c5. 80 500. s-l5. $50, 1913,
40, and G-53 p n SUNDAYS. 7-l5. 900 9,45.
1880. II 90 1850 a. III. 300 noon I2-50 leo,
$50. 200 z-29. 800. $50. 800. $50 SEQ $50.
zoo. $50. 100. 80. 500. $40, go, I0-lJ.
II 30. ard II-5G T. n
Fer Mount Verroa-Wezz dars. G.20. 800 1000
II a. Ia Sl2.o5, xl05. 2733. x2-59 3-59, 4t IL,
70. 80. and $50 p. IL sundays, 800 a n,
60 room 200, Zoo 90 and $50 p
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge-Week
GAYS, $50. :o4, 80 500, $50. $50 9-25. 1900
and II 90 p n fI5.u5 10 "I2-45. Los, TBS.
200, 80 ESQ, $50, $50. ABS. 40, 6-24,
C;0i $50, 7-C5, and 500 p. N, SunSsys, 9,45,
go 0:45. 1870. 100. and I'll 30 a m I2-GJ
Oool.. 'I2-31. leo. 100 200 I'D 800 $50.
100 $50, 500, $50. CO., Csc. 100, $50.
ard 500 D. n
Parcels carried Baggage checked
xEzpEgss- TO Arlington cnlv.
G.. + ABBOT. President
J. COLYTS Superintendent
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Southern by.

SgleslLILg J CrECE J&nulft ,. LyJ1-
Trims leave from PenIs. Station
s-e1 4 II Daily LEGAL ior AaErlsoH5u-S ana
fur Charlotte and Way stations
MS 4 m Daily Z. s Fast Mail Sleeping
ears to New Orleans, Columbia savannah. aad
jacksonville uniting Salisbury with sleeper Tor
ASEeville. Chattanooga. and Memphis, and a.
Daayile With sleeper fcr Birmingham and e
Charlotte, with E3sCPsr Iar ACg1SJ4. solid JFala
Washington 90 NeE OrlJ-ls. Dining CT service.
II-SE l. ~ Daily Local i5r Ch3rt0Jtesvi5-z--
4:9I p N Week DAYS. L5esI Tor Froa- RoyaI.
$50 o. N paIIy Local Tor Charlottesville
ESQ . II Daily \. y. & Fia- ENpCgSS- sep
i1g cars 10 Augusta with connections tJr Aiken
ard Charleston. and 10 savannah. JlckSsETIitc,
and Por- TAMPA TEralgl coach & Jacksonville
Dining car service
SIS p ~ DAILY Washington sad Chzttaa79Ea
Limited Wa Lyne1byFE.}- Sleeping ears 70 Ra1E-
oEc. knoxville. Chattanooga 3-rulP.l-S. AMI NeT
Nrlsaus- through coach - AaalgAis Lszlas c=r
s-rvi e
1915 2. n Daily Washington and Southwest
era LiIE5Se.i, SletpiE- caCs 10 Asl-vllc- knox
VIE ClEttaaooEa. ard Nashville and 10 At.aEtI,
Nscoa. Bi-rairgHazr. Memphis. yiaa--z--serg. no
l5Ls. ac.i Nlr- Orleans C5Ezsy-s at Na7- lr.a.,1
with Sunset Limited for California Dining CIR
service Sleeping car Washington 10 Fiasl11-s5.
\ G.. TUESDAYS and z thursday Tourist sleeper
Washington 20 san Trlncs-5 MONDAYS IS cd
ne=,-aEs, md I-ll4yE
TRAINS ON ELTEUOET BRANCH
E.C-vc Washington J-GI A. Al daI-y. 4-:l p ~
week DAYS and e-25 p- ~ Sundays Tor 35ue-
IuoE- So p IL Saturdays auG +-.5 T. IN week
2Et 49, D. rl-.le--.--S
days only fgr Lce-barg. 90 p III week days 20
EerELga.
Through trains fr--r IT. south arrive raslli~.-
ton $40 a. H.. s-S5 2 M S-i5 D. ~. and S-51
T. H. daily Frgta Han 5=1r,LaE- q % d. m ue-s
days and $50 p n ls-iv- F-gu Cll-IottczgIlle
SIS g. ~ and $50 T. daily
Tickets, Sleeping clr rgzgrva;;zns aud other in
formation furnished sEE baggage eaIl1t 5o--saf
chegHgd from hotels md residences Dor Union
Transfer [ F.- Ticket
lSra 81 Nv; 81 Pcana- Ave. NV, md q.
EsuUl- S-IJIaI-
'g..oue I=4i .o7 P. 4. r Cab Service.
FRANK = C&NNGN.
Sd I p. sad tsrn MGR
s H. EAgDWiCK, General Pass'r Aseat.
l. = BRONX. JisEcEal Agent.
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WANTED-k sol1rad girl for general AouseWar
small fauri.r- IilS st. NV IT,,
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SeaB0ard Air Line Railway
FLORIDA ARD WEST INDIA SHORT

FLORIDA ARD WEST INDIA SHORT
LFNE.1
~ Z WASHINGTON PENN z r station
49, a NJ dlcIv. fT5rId, ESFTsss for Pcs
l-E-- Raleigh. Southern Flazs. Fln=hCrst, C2i1-
co. Ce4cHhla SzTaarah. Jacksonville, T1sls-
h-,.s1e and Tampa through sleeping cars -
-sss-o-.v..ie.
$50 =. VI daily Florida Limited Tor Cairdcn.
Go-u-aI-a. savannah. JacAS9Rvine and TaliG2-
sl1-aesh sleeping cars to jacksonville =li
FsEuTs niHiHE Car Service
SD T. II daily Atlanta Special FOR Raleigh,
-vutae-a Pines, Fiz=-arSt. ChaslcJge. AtAlas,
--c.4aea, Nv Orleans, and All points Il tie
1u+-'-lSt- ThEJjl-h siCCpiSE cars a Atlanta
G. 10 l-s-- iz!cr.r2,;ea apply To " n &cCoS-
n J.. CS+uai AscHE. ll-4 New 1JyG EEs-
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sTEAAEo8Tz.
Norfolk 4 Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day IN the year for Norfolk. NV
- port News. and ali points south, 10y Tie
- superb. powerful steel palace s--anl=ss
- Newport News ''Nrff9IE.' and ~ ash
- inEtcu," OF the following schedule
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Ar II NoDroe-Z-su am I.v It Nguroe-s-s5 pm
hr hoIfo,k-----sg 300 IN Ar AIexz1d-ia- g 81
Ar FortslnpGlh-el5 am Ar Washing ton--7-yJ am
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- Jez=t Office. SO PrI-u sye- and GOMEZ
- lon 81 and \ Y ave c L O. ticket yt-
- to-, al 5l3 Penn. ays.. and oJy 18th 81;
- : A L ticket Office. li34 \ Y ave. AlL
- On board steamers
- x FoF further Information apply at gen
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- Phone. 80
uo2s-tf JOHN CALLAHAN Ge-e-aI Manager
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Fon RENT-RDOWs-

FOR EENT-lZJ eth 81 nv. large ari9i.- IT. rs,
waI heated. traI-icnts accommodated