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Arizona republican., 1901-08-06

FOR RENT--A nice, cool front room, east front. bath and electric light. Apply cor. 5th ave. and Van Buren St.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-06

VIM. CHRISTY. President. J. c. KIRKPATRICK, Vice-Pres w. D. FULWILER, Cashier. LLOYD B. CHRISTY, Asst. Cashier.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-06
SOUTHERN PACIFIC co.

tPACIFIC SYSTEM
 Commencing January 30, 1901, trains will leave Maricopa as follows: 2 SOt A. M. DAILY NEW OR.
 leans express for Tucson. Ben- son. Deming, Fl Paso, San Antonio. Houston, New Orle ans. Connecting at New Orleans for Cincinnati and Chi. cago; also for Washington. Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York and Boston. l 6O P. NJ. DAILY MIXED TRAIN
 for Gila Bend and way sta- tions.
 4 HC ?. NJ. DAILY MIXED TRAIN
 for Tucson and way stations. q S P. M. DAILY PACIFIC FIX
 press for Los Angeles, Fresno, Sacramento and San Francisco. Con- meeting at Sacramento and San Fran cisco for points in Oregon. Nevada and Utah. T. H. GOODMAN.
 Gen. Pass Agt.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-06
CORRESPONDENTS:

CORRESPONDENTS:
 The Bank of California, San Francisco: Laidlaw X Co.. New York; National Bank Of Commerce, St. Louis; National Bank or Commerce, Kansas City; First National Bank, Chicago; Colorado Ma uonal Bank Denver; Farmers and Mcr- chants National Bank. Los Angeles Consolidated National Bank, Tucson; Bank of Arizona, Prescott; Messrs. N. NJ. Rothschilds & Sons. London.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-06
SITUATIONS WANTED

BOOKKEEPER. competent and expe- rienced, desires position in or near Phoenix. F. &, Republican office.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-06

Drafts issued on all of the important cities of the United States and Europe Discount Commercial Paper and do k General Banking Business.
 Office Hours: g a. m. to D. m-
Arizona republican., 1901-08-06
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-At S. r. P. & P. railroad station, Arizona, business place; hotel and outhouses, corral, etc; gen. eral merchandise store, lodging house, etc Formerly occupied by Jude F. H. Falls of Congress Junction. Also an adobe building with ground lease a. Fools Gulch.. Also three room cottage and a business place in Con- gress, a camp of 700 population in radius of 2H miles. Good business proposition for cash. Reason for sell ing, sickness. Appiy Mrs. F. H. Falls, proprietor Congress, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-06
DIRECTDRS.

Emil Gang, Sol Lewis, J. Y. T. Smith. Charles Goldman, s. Oberteldor. Edward Eisele. Joseph Thalhemer.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-06
REAL ESTATE

 FOR SALE-A choice piece of business property that will bring good re- turns on the investment This is well located and cheap. FOR SALE-Several choice building lots on easy terms. A NICE cottage for sale on paynents Modern improvements. SECURITIES and first mortKaxes bought and sold.
 HUGH M. CREIGHTON q CO.
 1S0 N. Center St FOR SALE, CHEAP-Twenty acres of ranch land with water right in Ari- zona canal at s20 per acre. Also a two-seated surrey in first-class con- dition; newly painted: at a bargain For further particulars call at corner of North Seventh and Thirteenth streets. Brill's addition. FOR RENT-Furnished housss and rooms
 FOR RENT-vacant houses. FOR SALE-Orange lands. FOR SALE-Ten-acre ranches and up. wards.
 FOR SALE-Vacant lots in most ls- sirable parts of the city. FOR SALE-Homes on easy terms. MONEY to loan at low rates of inter. est. Insurance placed in reliable com panies. Conveyancing done accurate. ly. Anything end everything in the real estate line.
 J. ERNEST WALKER, No. 16 South Second Avenue. Of1cs phone 5e1. Residence phone 8o31.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-06
THE VALLEY BANK
OF PHOENIX. ARIZONA.

PAID UP CAPITAL....,,,,. .siO0. eco SURPLUS... ........ ..,,,,,,,,,.. 25.OO1
Arizona republican., 1901-08-06

LOST-Lady's gold watch and chain between Mesa and Phoenix. Anyone finding please leave at F. T. Pomeroy X Co. and get reward.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-06
LOST AND FOUND

$5.00 REWARD for Llclede wheel stolen from Wellington; no questions asked.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-06

I HAVE for sale a number of small farms near the new brick school house in Fowler District. These places are partly in alfalfa and are suitable for dairying and gardening, especially cantaloupe growing. This land will be sold on very easy terms and at prices that are better than paying rent. over twenty successful pur- chasers now living on these lands show the success of our operations. Call on Lincoln Fowler. 34 South Gen. ter street, Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-06
THE National Bank of Arizona,
PHOENIX. ARIZONA.

EMIL GANz. President. SOL LEWIS, Vice-Presrlent. s. OBERFELDER, Cashier. JOHN J. SWEENEY, Asst. Cashier.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-06
HELP WANTED

WANTED-A good cook at the Indian School club; begin at Cnce; woman preferred. See Mrs. Cutler, at school.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-06

| Co
  the wonderful Asthmalen Asthma My Wie has aed with sIasmodic Having 
  Asthmaen My wife November noticed radical Asthma
  to this 
 r M. D. pr Taf Bros Medic Co Feb Genemen troubled Asthma for 22 have tried num- remedies bottle foun relief have ul-sd bottle grateful have family children and for six unable work the best of This 
 street. RAPHAEL
 st., Trial Bottle Sent Absolutely Free Receipt Postal DR TAFT BROS. MEDICINE N. r..
Arizona republican., 1901-08-06
Asthma Cure Free!
Ashmaleue Brings Instant Relief and
 Permanent Cure in All Cases. Sent ABSOLUTELY FREE on Receipt of Postal. Mc lie YotIrN Nat eat,dA Aai.ic ,lo
Write Your Name and Addcesr olninlx.

There is nothing like Asthmalene. It brings instant relief, even in the worst cases. It cures when all else fails.
 The REV. C. r. WELLS, of Villa Ridge, H., says: Your trial bottle of Asthma!ene received in good condition, l cannot tell you how thankful l feel for the good derived from 1t. l was a slave. chained with putrid sore throat and Asthma for ten years. l despaired of ever being cured. l saw your advtr- tisement for the cure of this dreadful and tormenting disease. Asthma. and thought you had overspoken your selves, but resolved to give it trial. To my astonishment, the trial acted like a charm. Send me full-siZed bottle"
Arizona republican., 1901-08-06
REV. DIR. MORRIS wECHsLER.

Rabbi of the Cong. Bnai Israel.
 New York Jan. 3. 1901. Drs. Taft Bros Medicine Co.,, Gentlemen: Your Asthmalene is an excellent remedy for Asthma and Hay Fever, and it's composition aleviates all troubles which combine with As- thma, Its success is astonishing and wonderful.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-31
LONDON ANARCHISTS
Honor Memory OF CIois0sz by Dances.
Speeches and Songs.

london. oct - Tho Anarchist Climb.
~ London cri"hrttrd Tho execution uC
'E"lgCSZ hl daU,.-S in honor Of ms death
Various groups mt AN th' Id respective.
h"ddnuLrtrrS it i iat- hnHr li~t might,
Hrd most ~ the gatherings only Dispersed
~ O'Clock nltcr singing IN" "CJrmIr X
node"
"-Nll thr meetings Justify ch.rrvd ,vrry
mention 81 tZVlroSZ. whn~.' ynrtrait,
.trapcd with black aud r.d. occupied th.-
plIc" ~ honor On III" Platforms
Th"rc w"r" r-mafkahc SCENES in dis
ncrsal ~ clubs IruIps "f Anarchists
+n"uting ''vir" II t,rlitliqu"." singing III"
'tarma Gl"l'. dancing and Shuutiuis
"CznlSo~I tho brave" The pnI,,. ais
l'''r~'-d SOM of IN" IrulI.-.
The increasing. activity Of the tuar-
rhlsiS ~ "rcaSiorinG ~nmr concern u
scotland Yard.
SOM ~ this morning papers refer "a
lt"raiE to IN" execution ui CZuIEu>z
ih"> c"nGrdttIlatr tn" American D,ot,l..
on IN" consistent course that juSti,, mas
taken IN ~" :t~.IsSin'S ,IS,. .ind uu th..
after abS"nc. ~ StueltiDilIlSIn which
r1s marked its close
IN" Morning Post considers that tho
assassin himself provided thc true ~
plantation 81 his crime when h,. ..Xrr.S~..t
+ t''Sirt to maxi - statement wh-r" th,rp
W"r' !"tS Of people. Il morbid d.sir,, fnr-
uotori"tN Is half the secret of Aulrrh-
In, says that pIf.,r.
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THE PRESIDENT
Attends Theatre and Ends Mourning Scasoi--
Cabinet Discusses Philippines.

NISninEton. oct 1'.prcSid.ut i.pDs,s-
r"lt and party occupied ttlu boxes at
tn" new National theatre tonight. .iud
witnessed Daniel Fr"hmtu'S COMPANY
til Lady IiuutWorthS Experiment. '
This is III" iirr-t limn ihr President las
attended amy Theatre since his ,l.ld-
tl"n ~ his high ofiicn ana his yntlanr.
TaS warmly greeted. I'll" PRESIDENTS
visit {" tn National brings ~ Il close
ihv period "f mourning fur liz. late.
l'r' sid"nj Nj kinl"y. for many m-m-
h"rs OF In" OH, ial family as W.lI I'll
many leaders uf su,irty heretofore.
hay" r"fraincd from appearing in puh-
Iic.
y considerable" part uf the cabinet
meeting. today. was devoted ID Il CON
sid"ration Of the military situation ia
ihc ihilirrinrS. Thr conditions in tn,-
ISLAND of Samtr h1i l"d the war de-
par:n"nt ~ consider TIM uroDri.ty vt
STOPPING. t"r IN" time being. thu -
du'tinn~ which We're going on i'll Thu.
Philippine army through the lis. hale,.
~ thousands ~ enlisted m.n who's.
terms arr expiring However. after
nearing Sec. Roots report ANA discuss
H. III" situation thoroughly. ,h,. ,.:ih.-
ne decided that there Na4 nn present
"''"si"n {" suspend The reduction in
IN nitrt States military forces iu
tn" Philippines
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MAlvAR'S PROCLAMATION.
Recrganizes Filipino Army and Threatens
Death 10 All Traitors.

Manila. oct :?.--Malvar. the insur-
gent leader, tWho as rahlrd oct. I'll
mas h"en confirmed by the central Fill
binu committee AS the successor IN
AGuinaldol. Las issued Il new prncla-
nation appointing himself captain
general and reorganizihS the army un-
Ger tWp lieutenant generals ana fnuI
generals of division. Every guild.
caught aiding tn" Americans will ~
treated Immediately as a traitor Those
who surrender to the Americans Will
." treated IN the same manner. MalVar
'"hNideiS ms OWN appointment % ~
temporary until the meeting Of the Gen
"lul Assembly Of I.iberatorS He con
graduates tbs soldiers on the good
work they are doing III the field ana
MS" th"S" WHO are working fnr. TN
raus" vi freedom ana liberty Hi INV
cities.
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era and that he must keep still and
the result wns a nne photograph.
He was evidently Interested in all he
saw ana looked especially at the many
pictures on the walls Of the studio. As
soon as the .ittin" was over he walked
down stairs AMI even complained that
the gentleman with him did not 90 fast
enough.
Mr.. Hearncy must once have possess
ed great strength. His face is drawn.
but he does not have the fcartully aged
look to he seen on the fac" of som"
very old men. His eyes are bright ana
his hearing is remarkably good for one
of his great age.
Mr.. Hearncy lives II. ,hc open air
Summer or winter the bosom Of his
shirt is unbutton"d ana his chest is
exposed to the air. hut he never gets
cold. In fact H. never WAS SICK in his
life and at almost loo still eats we'll.
sleeps weil ana find Il keen enjoyment
in lie.
only last Friday tic old man went 10
the jefferson. the play house as he
called il. ana was delighted with All he
SAW and heard.
II" never used tobacco in any form.
hut laughingly said Monday. that
sometimes hr take, 4 glass of whiskry.
He still pnSSrS.t.' u good deal of llr.
Irish wit and to on abb. to follow him
in Irish must ~ an entertaining com
panion. Those who know MIN best be
! licre that ne tx likely To live for many
years Yet. lie is beyond al doubt the
oldest person in Portland ANA may
also he the oldest in Maine.
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AGED los YEARS,
Patrick Hearney Of Portland. Probably Oldest
Person in the State.

1t is CLAIMED that L Portland man. Mr..
Patrick Hcirncy Of l6 South street.
has seen 105 years and ALL br loS years
Of age mex, st. Patrick's day" as ho
IS ~ tho lia nit Of saying.
rhus, who know Nj. HcarncE test
fully believe in his great age. lie cam"
here. o years ago. ana when hc reach
cd the age " 80 the tact was duly an
nounc"d. In fact. year after year, h''
has been more or less written az I'M
Ill At this time. there is really hut lit
Il" that can be said of him not already
said and l.said
lie Was born in ireland ANA rrn"m-
herS NlTjilH events Of almost loo years
ago. He was Il man ana Il nari york
lfia on" wien Waterloo was fought lie
looked after the potatoes ana cut
tutt, IS h. says. for many years. He
Vas honest and industrious. H. has
III his life been a working man and
now after his is far past the century
inc the venerable man is still hard
worker and faithfully attends 10 what
ever he finds To do
for instance he carries wood from
any point along Commercial street 10
MS mouse. His strength is great con
SldeiinE. his great age and he is anx-
,''" t"-'i" all he can for himself and to
ne Is htt!e of 4 burden as possible. on
others.
iir s'iii k"enly enjoys life. He knows
nody in his iriricdiatn section or
,'N CITY and they all have y kind word
' nun. l'c talks English. bur prefers
- '"ih irish, and thor. are old ncorI,.
Nh" Ar" able to conyers, with him NM,
''chshts going back with them Ill
Il century To boyhood DAYS
y" @"ii" up TO Lawyer Ea.on.s
|" pay his rent was said ar his
Wh"n newspaper man tried ~
,,, mn lease think Of that cal
most 100 and still able 70 waIv ohou,
IN" city, "''S ap"u'
ne was later met on c.n,or .o.,
''"'' *ia"ly Went to the I,amsor st,,a,.
70 ~ Photographed. A friend w,,h 49, ~
~ ne old man could hay. fonna w..
Wy 'h"re alone had it been neoa.ao,.,.
- ~ proved good subject ~ 49,.
'',''''S OF Mr. I.amson. He comnratona
go al once that he must face ~ "a..'
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REASONABLE DOUBT.
Justice Maclean Gives Anarchis. Most
Chance 10 Escape Mis- Sentence.

New York, oct. 29.--,ustice Mac
Lean in the supreme court. today.
granted Il certificate of reasonable
doubt in the case of John Most. the
editor of the Freihcit, an Anarchist
paper, in order to stay his sentence of
io months Imprisonment FOR the pub
lication of an article entitled Murder
vs.. Murder" which appeared on the
day Of President Mckinlcy's assassinn-
ton Justice MacL"an says the only
proof 10 support the Judgment Is that
Most purloincd an article. expressing
certain sentiments, written by another.
half Il century ago. and published il as
his own in i paper profcsScd of some
circulat ton. but which circulation is
shown by the sale of but a single copy,
that purchased by the police probably
for the purpose of prosecution. He fur
Their says that it may be doubted rca-
sonahly whether the Judgment even
with that support should stand. as
plagiarism is not Il criminal nff"nS" I'M
, der the laws ~ the United States.
1T is not shown. says Ju:stir" Mac
Lean" that ill.,. defendants expression
! If narrowed sentiments has worked in
| jury 10 any ltlblNitlil bN iiISItNltH
any fact or e. the pubic pear" OF
| health. or that his acts were attended
with circumstances likely TO disturb
az endanger the public pcac" or health.
or that his acts were attended with cir
cumStanc"s likely to disturb az IN
| danger tn" puhlir preac" or health
The justice also says that tho con-
tcntion that the publication has openly
! outraged public dcccucy. rests solcy
| upon tn" language Of the article used
| and III" iudcc"nry r"prcSsvI by the
I law relates rather "a action ANA words
which natlr" ANA Iropri"ty require to-
d" concealed ana suppressed a.l tu
| public displays. sal" and exhibition ui
cNil books ~ prints.
The indrvouum of this ullt,rr.l
! creed. says Judg. MaCI.ran. -'iS III utt-
ether sort. IL prut-4 uf humanity. IN.
morality ana conscience. but carrie; 40
! suggestion ~ The Obscene
ThcS" nttcrances, Justice. MI,Irau
says. do not come within thn meaning
! of the section of the code under which
| Most was prosecuted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-31

.Au-u IA people are wondering "''.i
tlr soldiers axe coming % the Sly n
establish thr military post aatho'l1eu
\ I'M thu WAN department. H 4 A'io" /
that d nun-rommissioned omcer WIZ
tam m,n from Fort Williams. f"f'idip'
I h:il Nh. haN,. hcrn ordered here 10 '"h'
CHARGE hut there is a feeling thal iii
regular forces IL be stationed ~
uil. mat come fnr some time. III,
army needs men al present h''l',,,,
m,u say. ana they are not ei'''s'',,s
Win the desired rapidity ana l'"a'
th.nH Id doubtful that the war oei'u's-
,u,lt wiH send forces to the ht'i'i. W..
while thu present conditions eNisl. . Iii,
i,ira is also advanced that 'he
Mill nut come until Congress It'll Il;
PASSED a bin authorizing the eAl'"I.
tllI.r ur thr money necessary ~ Hill,
form the arsenal into Il post. Howe, ~,
rropl,. have the assurance that It'll
soldiers viii come sooner or later u r,,n
arr not much worried by delay 4"
men from Fort Williams it is ni"er
stood. arr artillery forces ana VI"
merely take charge.
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ViIIamiI's Remains Sent Home.

Havana. oct. 29.-Thc body of tho
Spanish Vie" Admiral Nillamil. com
mand"r Of til" Spanish torirdo flotilla
WI" was killed at tn" battle al Santi-
ago w"r" transferred. today, t" tn,
steamer Montscrrat. 10 be taken t.
spain. The ceremony of transfer WAS
in charge Of Captain Of the Port Young
representing the United States navy
salute OF nine guns was fred At
MORO Castle.
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TO LET.
TWD-CTnI

TWO-STORY HOUSE. well lighted Il,
an excellent neishborhood. Cemcntrd eel
iar; Wi and city water window shades
anu fixtures. door and window screens
h d WOOD dining room and kitchen floors ::
Ill in first-class condition. r ~ Whi,a
mouse. Atty. lNi Water St oct2ld2tt
IN l'PSTAIR AND 4 DolVNcr,,,.
ENf.MEN'r. both in good condition: nx
client ncishborhood; city water. water
closet. connected with city sewerage.
lien ;n tenement has five rooms with usI,;t,
rl, . ana pantry. Will let with or win
pul furnishings. Seven minutes vail
rom water ST. +. W. Whitobous..
All ~. III Wafer St nr,"I,,,
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Special Advertisements
WAN

\ Girl FOR GENERAL. iIt,l,s,>
Nofh. only onc with experience. r,.I
Apply Mrs J. i. T:";in. IL Spring ST
oct }ld I
y STEADY. RELIABLE HORSE
SfInER. Immediately; one vii, Il, wiiljI.
|" u" IL lew chores: care uf horse AMI
COW constant employment In, year
round 70 t.e right man. can or address.
u. v Dudley. " inihrnp center. Maine.
oct3ldSwff
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Ipe wESJ BRANCH DRIVE.
Fears that Next Springs Freshsss May cause
Heavy Dsmage.

T.ors from the West branch driNe.
DELAYED for months beyond the usual
time of arrival. began 10 run INTO re-
nohsrot boom. Tuesday. and on mat
day the rear cleared Montague dam.
mis- is the latest arrival Of the West
branch drive on record. as recently
stated in the Bangor Daily News. the
dates having run in years past ~ '"'
,,..y from The 4th Of July to the last
~ August The logs are too late !"
n. sawed this year or even raitcu out
az the boom to the mills Of their Vari-
Gus owners. but. in the minds al many
nmbermcn who We're discussing me
situation with great interest ana SOM
excitement. Tuesday. the latcneSS 81
the drive is liable to result III stil"u"
disaster unless unusual means shall y"
adopted to prevent.
last spring. il will be remembered.
ohout ; 600 600 feet of logs Wrr" ear
ricd down the Pcnnbscut by i great
treShct. many of them going lar out I"
soa. 4 considerable part Of Ties" i"ES
was recovered during the spring ana
summer but as il cost about as hiu'h
AS they were worth t. set them h'''k
,o-Iangor. the loss was about the *aill'
in money rs if they had been ahah-
toned nan Und feet Of logs. ahuu'
$4,000.
Nov. the question is, what is TO b''
donr with the West branch logs tN;''
have. come to boom too late 10 ne ralt-
.l" . ranort.r for the Bangor DallN
\nv-c heard il predicted III various
,.a,, ,bo+ many of the logs would
T.. carried IL Sea next spring unless
This IN. thar measure should y" adopted
- secure them Hon. Niiii'n i t-tS''.
who owns 9,hne."oo it"t 81 NJ, -''''''
feet OF logs III Inc utlN' S''''" ''''
Very clearly.
Mr. Eu&cl said thai the dl@i'@''l''' '
Tia West branch drive d'lNhh'u WIZ
much on In" l'lt'h "l N't'l '' Nv
should the water continue ~ ~ P'1H
rri low pitch. about Nu"".o" lprt '''"''
~ nut into Tea coN.. where they ""u".
he safe: 3.ooh.o' Ia t,"s"'V"o let o'''' .'
Presses island. II 'osliH1H' ''"'9''
70 G.~'".""' feet """ii pe '"t va
Nith q large crew. anu - ~.
lili bonus " ,e--..,., y. noo oun foot
F"'hiti,"' n, ~. shores
""ulu &c x,a,s. of ~
S!ilisl'" VI .1,,,,i,,y "a loc,,irl
+" te"'H -
ana toiiuiti''l,. .,. o,,,, .oon ,ha-.
7ilo ,hn,,,rn, III, II oao 100 feet of tn.
II Is 'i'or;' 80 '..a-, ~, pa cove l.
losS C"u',' !, fS,y'-e.',.e ;s,..,a ana ( oo0
"p'''V' '','i'- ao, 49,. ,'-,,,i., no as in IN,
"o' - ,ha Mills l.ay-
"th''r ''s'' t i.'' nnnn oo Coo, +, l.,
M PLY 1'o'''
injured '",' .,, ..,, o.. ,,..d,i,.a ave.
~ inc -''"''''' l''' - ;, a.
-8.0""N" feet Il Si't uNc. 20
Aver 90. own l''o'V'Vo" lr'1' ''''''''
Engel. 9.noo"oo i''"t' James
60. about l'o"o'"'" lte' an ~ - -
LUMBER o. 81 ~ ~ - no, ',n,.
remainder "I INV INV
feet OF pine = owned pH ~ ~
not Yet having heeh Soi''
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y great many California oranges arr.
Snil'i"d East in what arc known as
Tramp cars. There. IS 40 fruit thu. pric.
~ "hhh huCtnai'.S rs mitch as does that
oi oranges. ANA thousands nf carloads II
"iiiir"s are, Therefore. started East win
som" uncertain destination. I'll. ,ar Iu.H
" consigned /" KANSAS city. bit in thr
''ntiih" 'h'i' aft agents Watching III
.hf fhSi Tor the best markets. ana on
hI,'ef'l'hi' information the c"r may b,
ordered on - Chicago or New YORK.
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UnimpeachabIe.

If you Wcr" 10 SEQ the uueouaII,.,
N"luhr of. unimpea ch:iblc testimony il
ia>"r Of Hoods Sarsaparilla, yn,
would npbraid yourself for so long de,
laying to take this effective altcrativ,
ana tonic medicine for that blood dis.
ease from which you are Suffcricc
1t eradicat"s scrOfula and all o,hn,
hnmors and cures al inward and on,
ward effects
Take Hoods
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Cut Out These Cut Prices and Keep Them For Reference Daily nnsb 5saz


OF fhsnks. obituary not,e.s
olutiohs OK respect. etc. will b. eh..
a. 'he rate OF ten cents per liza
'a,ses Tess than seventy-nvs ee...
"dsertafnx ANNOUNCEMENT
entertainments. whose obf.c, o.
faising OF money will be CHARGE -
rate Of fifteen cents a line. . u
Advertising notices. new. g.,
y .Aciuaed from our local columns, y.
cert such as refer to advertiser, occn
DYING space in our advertising esIu...
ana VIII be run under a sepsrs,. -:
on one Of the local pages. A'ss
s""scrlh"r" who fail to ress,v. -
JOURNAL promptly will confer . 80.
ny notifying the Office immedia,s,v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-31
Columbia. 20: Haveriord. 6.

Now York. rrt. .n Fhr football, t.,,p
-" -. 'hHmhl:' l University and fiavcrfnr,.
"IitS' mt ~ th.i Polo grounds iii. III
hin"oil Th- P"nnsylvanianS vrr,. H.
'rh hN = score IF - to &. The cnIi,,n-
IN team IrA'ti,,l All sorts w Trick. Till
''uhihs upon iieir opponents. whom Ih..y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-31
FOOT BALL GAMES.
Philips Andover. II: Boston CoIIeue. 0.

Ahd"v"r. Mass. oct. y. --I'hillip- Audr-
Yer defeated Boston College. tnd:ty IL I,
e. The visitors had III. heavier team bil,
lhd"rer played with snap f"r III. nrst
time. this year. Tn, hom" team Gained
ifnuhd almost ~ will in H.. first half.
mt IN tn" second half the visitors pIav,l
!. much stronger drfrnsiv" game. Th-