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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-09-07
MINNEAPOLIS OFFICE,
Guaranty Loan Bldg. Room 81
HENRY ROBERTS, Manager.

CHICAGO OFFICE,
1885 Dearborn St., Suite $40,
G. F. ADAMS, Manager.
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CHAS. e. HALL, Manaeer.>
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The day of reckoning will come.
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ST. PAUL OFFICE,
No. 10 Union Blk. 4th & Cedar,
J.. Q. ADAMS, Publisher.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
SUNDAY DINNER.
The Local Grocerymen Offer a
Toothsome Variety.
As Usual in All Yankeedom, Beans
Take the Lead.
Conflicting Opinions in Regard to the Apple
Market

What have YOU to satisfy the appe-
titc Of people OF the Capital city. sun
dav "' asked the journal man Of To-
"al grocer. yesterday.
The grocer was leaning over a sugar
barrel which he had nearly emptied
ana when he heard the above question
ne rose up. eyed his questioner and re-
Piled:
Where did you come from. young
mar Down here on the kennebec our
chief article of food on sunday is the
good old-faShioned baked bean of
T&nkeedom You apparently Weren't t
brought up here or YOU would know
that the variety served in our homes
each Sunday knocks the famous Bos-
ton baked beans into the shade. We
have them 1T our house as regularly
as we go to church. and we are not
Stay-at- homes. either"
The grocer waited upon a customer
who WAS laying in tho usual supply Of
beans fo" Sunday and then he was
asked the price W thu great staple
fn02 for the Kcnnebcc valley.
The market is 4 little easier than
it haS been" he said. "Eut good cali
tolnia pea beans are scarce. custom
ems :ra using the other varieties ~
pro forence to paying gilt-edged prices
for this kind Different varieties now
range from 10 to II cents per quart
They alc selling at $50 per bus1el.'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

..Thc savings banks Of Na'h', s'n'
.,,.l- t-xa;riucr Tiuber!1kc, NcSteIoa? =
...r,;u make . splendid showing TINS
,.a,r N kinds Of business mas peeh
j nrosnarous that the banks have oeeh
~ M, to yeao a benefit from the lmP'o 'o' :
nd condition Of all industr''' eii'e, :
',isee While the banks nave ii'aue
.,,,,u earnings they haven hao any
.,.,,, ,a,.eos TO charge up against thehi.
7.D,'' ,,ae. reasons they have prohtec
~ rood times ara are no" a !
~ =, much better shape than ever
W. have finished the examination
a,,,,p. from each bank ar al H.
and the department clerks are no"
,naking the tabllatious me" III ar
n"ar - ~ he annual report and wnicn
,,.;n ha submitted to the state boaro %
,.aoceorc The income to the S'a.t
r,,nr,, ,he tax on savings ba''ks WI
.,,a,,. : handsome increase on the i"7'
leass,,,on+ made in June. the reason
co., CO.. mis- gratifying Increase is becaus' ,'
~ f,ot mat many OF the banks ar'
o. 'le ,;ra securities exempt from tax
alton. .,,,>,oesoa in nv tri,
! ,a,, ,be state with the degree 70
| nrosnoritv everywhere apparent Dusi
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
AUGUSTA CHURCHES.
Sunday Services Which All Are Cordially
Invited 10 Attend.

UNITARIAN CHI RCH. Rev 7. Il
N.whrrt. Services At lo.a 4. NJ with
sermon ny thr minister. sunday school ~
u. -.
ST. MARY's CATHOLIC CHURCH.
stat" street. High Mass II V \ N. :
N"spers ANA henedicti"n Of tn" Blessed
Sacrament ut 30 i. NJ.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE services will W.
held un SUNDAY AT lo.i5 \. NJ. AT u" SewaIl
street: subject: Soul and Body" a,so
Wednesday evening AT 1.i5.
ST BARNABAS CHAPEL. Bangor St.
tw.nty-tnurth sunday after Trinity.
Holy Communion 1t N45 A. M: Sunday
school at 3..n +. NJ evening prayer at .;..-'
T.. NJ.
TNIVERsALIST CHURcH. Rev. 6. 4
ln3n sermon by thu pastor: Sunddy-
school at noon: Junior Union at r. NJ
y. +. G. l.. praise service at 7. II.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Northern ANc..
Rev. +. Q. Ward. pastor: Preaching at
1880 g. NJ ana al 80 ana : =. NJ. bs
Rev. q. +. Potter Of Monticello. Aroos-
took county. All are cordially invited.
FREE. BAPTIST CHURCH: Preachin
tomorrow by Prof, +. +. Hayes. J.. p. 4"
cobb Divinity School. Sunday school at
evening service at 7.3o: mid-weck meet
ing at 80 Z. NJ. Wednesday,
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIt.N-
T!ST: Services at the Christian Science
reading rooms, Purinton building. Sunday
ut 10. ~ \. NJ. subject: soul ana Body.
versionb. Wednesday evening meeting ut
40 L. NJ.
WATER STREET Gospel. MISSION
Sunday school at lo.3n A. Nj: sospe
meetings al > and 81 +. NJ: meeting rv-
cry night in the week except Monday
reading room open all day Cottag.
prayer-mcctings at the almshouSe "u
Wednesday. and Mrs. Davis. Cony street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

The universal testimony iS That eggs
Hl. scarce. This scarcity is due. ac-
corGing to one grocer. not to the fact
taat dealers are holding them back for
better prices but to the fact that III"
hens are having an off day and the
market is poorly supplied.
smother dealer said:
Boston egg dealers are inclined 10
regard the Chicago story Of a coming
corner in eggs. inilicting phenomenal
prices on consumers. IS more or less
oc a scare Boston dealer says that
i'll The Boston Quincy Market cold stor-
age. there were on the 9Th of the month
uveI. I02 600 cases Of eggs, against "
900 cases. last year at the same date.
The other storage has less than last
wear. and the storages in Springfield,
Providence. Fall River and Lawrence
are well stocked.
lit IS a fact" he continued. that,
however. We find it almost impossible
to get good fresh eggs. our customers
will nav almost any price for them but
We cannot supply them. They have
taken another jump during the past
few days and are now selling at 80
cents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

On sunday evening. a famous phe-
nomenon-the conjunction Of Saturn,
Jupiter and Nenus-Will be observed.
These planets will be situated in the
southwestern part of the sky and Will
he visible shortly after sunset.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Insurance Commissioner Carr says
rher, has ho,n z large increase in The
fire waste for the first ~ months of this
wear. over TN two preceding years.
The total loss Of property bv hl-'
said Mr.. Carr. FOR the !" months end
ing NOV. /. 1901 III tEe whole country
rea ehes The cnormous sum Of Sl2ltAo.-
900. IN 1893 the loss vas only $56,o1D.-
900 while last year ii vas Sill 600 100.
Maine contributes her share to the
grand total. The bis fire IN Portland
a short time ago sWell5 the total Joss IN
this state Very much. con know
what can pc done to stop this great d
struction Of property. but something
should be attempted at any rate IN"
ar,o,,nt of ,he fire waste is simply
enormous.
Through the courtesy o. Mayo
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

There is a tendency toward higher
for potatoes. The local dealers are de-
bending entirely upon Kcnnebec coun-
tv growers. As far as can be learned,
not bushel of Aroostook tubers have
been landed in this city. There still
seems To be a good supply but the
farmers are loath to bring them IN
They are now selling at so cents.
IN regard to the sweet potato mar
ket one purveyor of vegetables SAID
Sweet potatoes are firmer. But we
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
A CARD.

We the undersigned. do hereby agree
to refund the money on 90 cent bottle
OF Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar If 1t
fails to cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee a 25-cent bottle to prove
satisfactory or money refunded.
Bowditch & Webster. kinsman Pharmacy
i. y. Courtemanche, c. *. Partridge.
Arthur Tetraut, Temple Pharmacy.
John Coughlin, Augusta
Jackson Bros. Chas Ward & Co..
j. G. Houlehan, G. II. Beanc.
octlSd&w6mo Gardiner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

lhere has been no change during the
past week in the beef market. Pork
however, is a little easier. The local
market did not respond to the rise in
western pork, a short time ago. con-
seluently the slight change of the past
rev days does not affect the local con-
Sumer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Fowl has dropped a cent during the
past few days There is an abundance
being brought into the market and it
Is selling for IA cents. Fancy chickens
are retailing for from Is to IS cents
Turkeys are advancing in anticipation
OF the coming Of Thanksgiving. They
are bringing 20 cents
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

The st. John papers have apparently
misunderstood the special order Of the
State Hoard of Health in relation 10
the examination Of all passenger;
from that city coming into Maine. They
have stated that through passengers
would not have to be examined. That
is, that passengers from st. John 10
Montreal need not be put TO the in
convenience nf an examine ton. The
secretary of the board. yesterday, sent
the following telegram. as he desired
the matter to be thoroughly understood
in -. John
To j. Ohorne, Cen. Supt., q. j. r.. st.
John. y. T.:
The special order Of the State Board
Of Health applies 70 all passengers;
passing through this State. Kindly
correct Error Of press.
A. q. YOUNG. Secretary
The management and officers of The
r. F. H." said Dr. Young. are cordl-
ally cooperating Win our Inspector at
Nanccboip. ana there ~ nor particle
OF Giscord But the statement in th5
provincial papers might iead t" incon-
vcniencc If passengers arv aware that
all must br examined il ,an be done
much easier ana quicker.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

II have shipped over 500 barrels of
apples this year" said local dealer,
but I'm about done. The farmers
have an idea that the crop is scarce
and that they will get phenomenal
prices. | cannot buy them so as to
make anything on them at the pres
rnt time. There is still q fair demand
for them in the Boston markets but
| anticipate that the price has about
reached the high water mark
The crop this year" he continued.
us very poor. The color has as much
to DO with the sale or apples as size
and this seasons crop is very much
off i'm this line. They are large-pcr-
hapS little overgrOWn-but the foil
age Was 50 thick that they have not
ripencd in good shane.
Contrary to the ideas expressed by
this man, another dealer has the most
roseafc opinions Of the apple business.
~ stated that he sold 10 barrels Of
mixed apples only few days ago to
Boston parties for $3.25 each delivered
1T the station in this city
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

are apie To sell 10 pounds Of the best
Jersey stock for - cents. This Is for
,he hhcst in the market. The Augusta
ueaiefs haven't as yet begun to sell
vans as a substitute
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

ness men talked Well and seemed il.
feel we'll on the situation. Especially
was this true of The merchants. manu-
tacturers ana farmers of .Aroostool;
county. 1t is no wonder it is called
tbs Garden of Maine" Tor it Is a vcri-
table garden Of industry. enterprise ANA
thrift. Money is plenty up there aHd
much u il finds its way into the say
Egs banks.
Mr.. Timberlake also spoke Of the inn
provemelt III the granite industry and
said that his own county Of Franklin
MAS receiving great benefit from tins
branch of industry.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

ADDITIONAL LOCAL MATTER
WILL BE FOUND ON PAGES .
AND IA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Vegetables always advance at this
season of the year and the present sea
son is no exception to the general rule
Squash is especially high. Canned
squash is selling in the wholesale mar
keI for about one-third more than its
regular price. Onions have also taken
q rise Turnips, beets and cabbage re-
main about the same With perhaps
few indications of an advance
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
Rest, Health and Comfort TO Mother and

MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, for
lnin:en teething, soiters The gums, reduces
cole. Perfectly safe III al. cases Nc ~'ould
say 10 every mother who has n suffering child {:
- not lei yoar prejudice, nor the prejudices
Siothers, stand between you and your suffer-
Ing Clad and the relief that will be Sure--yes,
absolutely sure-to follow the use of this
!re'isc.ne, If timely used. Price 20c. bottle
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
Admission. SSC.

CoIRSE TICKETS. admitting to Two
,,',,c,ratsd lectures. Down in Dixie. and
..Ren Hur.'' and one Grand Conctrt. g
first-class entertainments now -! salc
bv committee and II S'oie ri 1T =
Vickery. only 80 cents
uDyiGuit
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
Az Run D0Wn-M0 Appefife.
FOR

feel all
work sickness, Lon eu Dy o'e'
Pale Wonaen-PaNe Children
digestion
M correct such troubles VINOI it is
uarante
Dehhifafed-AH Tired Out,
drag
NOT eel VlNOl If
Gain F7eSh-Gef Sfren0fh.
can get fat without
creates strength Try guarantee s " ~ ~ - " 11'-'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
IN THE UN|VERSAlIST COURSE
I-nivrrsalist Church. Wednesday evening,
NOV. 20.
"D0WN IN DIXIE"
thrilling lecture. illustrated with
125 Stereopticon Views
Georue w. BiCknSil, ID. ID.
NtCS
or CAMBRIDGE. MASS.

formerly lst lieutenant ana 1o,,,i1ar9 ad1a1aht 't
the 5th Regiment. Name ar,' War.ta,, ~,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Through the courtesy of Mayo
Continued on page g.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

hyou feel all appetite cau
work or sickness, try VINOL guarantee T
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
Chronic Coxas-sSackina Couch,

sure signs O. danger ahead One might wei commit suicide
NlNOls the needed Unlike
does
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
Old FscpSe-WeaM PecpEe
Nursing Mothers weak Hscehers.

II Keeping their health and
the
/ ono our uarantee
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
FRANK A. CW EN-
Lessee Il m or,
june1. sat&mon.tf

Among the December Butterick Patter
coat. the New Long Coat adapted TO al
Fitting and Strapped Effects etc, etc.
Butterick Patterns can, be relied upon to
lady patrons should visit our Paper Pa
jacket katterns particularly.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-29
Big RAILROAD EARNINGS
A REMARK ABLE INCREASE IN THE
HALF OF THIS YEAR.
The Airline Proves a Good Invest
ment for the Southern-Mc-
Cormick on AdvertisinG.

In gross and net earnings for the hrst
half of the present year for 179 roads OPP
Grating 164, 49s miles. there has been an
increase in gross earnings of S6S,54o.Osl, or
10 1-3 per cent; an expansion OF $5o,oIO'lOo
in operating expenses. or S13 per cent, ana
of S26, 1874. 9S3, or 141z per cent, in net earn
ings. The increase in length of operated
road is 4.1sS miles. or 2A per cent. and the
mileage for which the earnings are report
ed is over so per cent. of the total In TINS
country. The increase for the six months
this years follows gains in gross receipts
of s73, $50, 900 in 1860. of SCI. 7s2. 800 in 1899 and
of sol, $50 1000 In 1898. The enhancement or
net earnings in the last six months Is p:ac-
tically the same as was reported in 1900
for about the same roads in the first half
of that year. and follows accumulated
gains since 1895, including 1900. or s73,56o.Oco
I'm net receipts. Increases for the half year
in excess of 80. O0O,O 900 are shown by the
Pennsylvania. 1895, 900; Reading, s4,5ls,966
Atchison. "a, 49, SIS; Lehigh Valley, 1925
S27; Illinois Central, 81. 212.7 1851. and Missouri
Pacific, 50, las, $50, while the Baltimore &
Ohio and Missouri. Kansas & Texas each
show gains of over s7,9OO,OOO. The Southern
Pacific. for five months, has a gain of
s6,197. 200 in gross, the largest reported. Net
gains in excess of 81. 90 900 are shown by
the following lines: Pennsylvania, S,3lS,-
h0; Southern Pacific, 81, S40,643 Atchison,
81. 74, 79l; Missouri Pacific, 81, sos, 653; Illinois
Central, S,424, 4O3; Lehigh Valley, 81 ,403,S55;
Erie. S1.267,S71, and $1,2lO,0oO by the Reading
for five months.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-29
CITY's SEWERAGE SYSTEM.


1t is said that the city will at once take
up the sewerage system questions. The
residents of the Fifteenth ward. in particu-
lar, are complaining of the odors from the
Morris and Wisconsin-street sewers and
the White-river interceptor. A committee
from the Fifteenth ward yesterday held a
conference with the city engineer and
Board of Works, and it is said a plan of
remedying the evil was adopted. The in
let's of the Morris and Observation-Disclosures
sewers will be enlarged to give them a
larger flow, and it is believed that this
Improvement will, in a measure, do away
with the offensive Odor.
The talk of extending the main sewer
5000 feet farther south, is yet a problem the
city will have to solve. This would take
the discharge outside the city limits. For
temporary relief, it is agreed that a f1ume
will be built from the mouth of the sewer
so that the discharge will be in the middle
of the river. 1t is estimated that this can
be done at a cost of 1000. The planning
of the present system of sewerage is such
that improvements contemplated may be
made without much unnecessary work,
and all that will be done will center at
this one point.
City Engineer Jeup says that methods of
treating sewage may become necessary by
filtration or chemical treatment. Either
way would necessitate the erection of a
plant at the end of the sewer.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-29

The directors of the Atchison Railroad
and the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
have under consideration a proposal TO util-
ize the steamships of the latter company as
a connection to the Orient for the rapidly
increasing traffic of the Atchison. Vice
President Paul Morton, of the Atchison
Railway, who has charge of the negotia-
tions on behalf OF the railroad. is in New
York. but declines to give any particulars
of the conditions of the proposed arrange
ment with the Pacific Mail Company or
the likelihood of its being put In force. Ii
is understood. however. says the New York
Evening Post. that there is every prospect
of an acceptable arrangement being con-
cluded which will give the Atchison Rail-
way the facilities il needs for developing
its m with Asiatlc countries. and
which its officers regard as seriously ham,
pered under its present contract for steam
ship service from California, particularly
with the new line into San Francisco com
pleted and in operation. Negotiations were
at one time pending with the Hamburg
American Company TO put on new vessels
on the Pacific. but these have not been re-
newed since they were broken off some
months ago.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-29
BOARD OF WORKS ROUTINE.
CONTRACTS AWARDED.

To Henry Mag. at SLIP: For cement
walks on East street, from Morris street
to Raymond street.
To j. Harry Roberts: For gravel roadway
and curbing on Dorman street, from Mar
lowe avenue to New York street, at $1.4l12
per lineal foot, and for cement walks along
the west side of the same street, at So cents
per foot.
To A. d. Bowen: For cement walks on
Tenth street. from Meridian street to Illi-
nois street. at 5S cents per foot.
To w. II. Albeit & Son: For cement
walks on Senate avenue. from Washington
street to Georgia street, at " cents for
seven-foot walk. 80 cents for three-foot
walk and 16 cents for sodding.
BIDS REJECTED.
For bricking the first alley north of Ohio
street, from East street to Adelaide street.
For gravel walks on McCarty street. from
Birch avenue to Klondike avenue. Read
vertisement ordered.
AWARD DEFERRED.
For gravel roadway brick cutters. ce-
ment walks and curbing on Twenty-eighth
street, from Capitol avenue to Northwest
ern avenue.
For strengthening bridge over White
river at Washington street.
ADVERTISEMENT ORDERED.
For crawling the second alley south of
Tenth street, from Jefferson avenue to first
alley west.
For brick pavement and curbing on Six
teenth street, from Rural street to Olney
street.
For gravel roadway. brick cutters and
curbs on Temple avenue. from Tenth to
For bricking the first alley north of
Georgia street, from the first to the second
alley west of Meridian street.
For bricking the first alley west of Me-
ridian street. from Georgia street to the
first alley north.
For bricking Eden place, from Delaware
street TO Hudson street.
For cement walks on Temple avenue,
from Eleventh street to Thirteenth street.
ACTION RESCINDED.
For bricking Cora street, from Capitol
avenue to Illinois street.
For bricking the first alley west of Capt.
toll avenue, from Eleventh street to Twelfth
street.
ASSESSMENT ROLLS APPROVED.
Final rolls for local sewers along the first
alley east of Summit street. from Ohio
street TO New York street; along Mulberry
street. from Raymond street to Morris
street to Ohio street.
For gravel roadway and cement walks on
Parkway avenue. from Wright street to a
point 132 feet west.
For a local sewer along Minerva street.
from New York street to North street.
For cement walks on Virginia avenue,
from South street to Prospect street.
PETITION GRANTED.
To Otto Wagner, TO build a private sewer
along the first alley north of Thirteenth
street, from Broadway to the center of the
third lot east.
WATER MAINS ORDERED.
Along Senate avenue. from Twenty-ffth
street to Thirtieth street.
FILED.
For a local sewer along Twenty-sixth
street, from Illinois street to Capitol ave-
nue..
For crawling the first alley west of Illi-
nois street, from Thirtieth street to the first
alley north.
For water mains along Vermont street.
from Blackford street TO Bright street.
For graveling the first alley north of
Twelfth street, from Keystone avenue to
BeYille avenue.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-29
SEALED


NOTICE TO BID~DERS-Sealed proposals will be
received at the Office OF the board of trustees
for the Central Indiana Hospital for the Insane
age building. Plans and specifications are on file
at the office OF Adolph Scherrer. architect, In
diana Trust BUILDING Indianapolis. The board
reserves the right 10 reject any or all pro-
posals. b. order OF the board OF trustees.
NOTICE To BIDDERS-Sealed proposals will be
received at the office OF the board OF trustees
for the Central Indiana Hospital for the Insane
Until > D. m Sept. 4, 1901. for an automatic fire
extinguishing system. TO be placed in the attts
OF the department for men. All persons must
submit with their bid complete plans and specf-
thereof. The board OF trustees reserves the right
20 reject any or all proposals. BY order OF the
board OF trustees
IROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES
chief Q~uartermasters Office. Chicago. III
August q. 1901. Sealed proposals. in triplicate'
will be received at this Office until 10 O'Clock
noon. Sept. IL, 1901. for delivery at either the
Chicago. Boston. Philadelphia or San Fran
cisco depots OF the Quartermaster's Department.
Of D. h cloth. army standard. russo. calfskin
shoes. hat cords. white muslin shirts, linen
collars. Berlin gloves. brown cotton STOCKINGS
heavy quality. waist belts. and trumpet cor,--
conforming TO standard samples and specidca-
sions. Government reserves right 20 reject nr
Gccept any or all proposals or any part thereof
Preference given 10 articles OF domestic produc-
tion or manufacture, conditions or quality and
price Including In the price OF foreign produc-
tons and manufactures the duty thareon1 being
be furnished on application. Envelopes contain
ina proposals 90 be indorsed Proposals for Mil
ttary Supplies and addressed to COL. p n
ATWOOD. Chief QuartermasteT.