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The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1901-07-10
OUR CELEBRATION.
Big Crowd Gathered Here
Highly Pleased.

The Fourth of July celebration in
Sumpter was entirely successful. The
men who had charge of the affair, in
every branch, performed their duties
we'll and deserve the thanks Of the en-
tire community. People came in from
every direction, were well cared for,
continuously entertained and went
away in a good humor with Sumpter
and her citizens. One feature of the
day, particularly, is worthy of commen-
dation; there were no long delays be-
tween events to tire the waiting crowd.
From the moment the procession started
on its march in the forenoon until the
creased pig was caught in the twilight
of evening, the program and the crowd
were kept moving.
OF course, the leading feature, the
big event of the day, was the rock drill
ing contest. Five teams entered, who
drilled in this order: Taggert and Ken
nedy, Baker City, q inches; Hall and
Rossman, Baisley-Elkhorn, 2s7s inches;
BEETLES and Cavness, Baisley-Elkhorn,
26sl inches; Fannery, and Andregg,
Cable Cove, 81 inches Hodge and Dunn,
Mammoth, 32is inches, the last named
team winning the first prize OF $3.50
offered by the committee and $50 given
by Stinson 4 Granger. The Gable Cove
team missed $3.50 by close eighth of an
inch, receiving second money, $50.
The winning team last year, from the
Grand Trunk, one Of whom was Dunn,
also winner OF this years event, cap
tured the big purse and the diamond
medals given by the ladies, with u hole
3O3s inches deep, SO that record was
beaten Thursday by IA inches. Last
year the winners of the second prize
drilled only fraction over % inches.
Five members OF Troop B entered the
tournament. Lieutenant Shelton won
the purse, after five tie heats with Char
ley Van Duyn.
Hose company No. 2 won both the
hub and the wet races. 1t was composed
of Messrs. Wood, Moore, Isaacs, Her
locker, Wiedermarks, Sullivan, +. and
j. Tallefaro. Harley Wood and Charley
Moore made the coupling in the wet
race in three seconds.
The finance committee IL coming in
for much praise. Not only all of the
bills contracted this year, but $50 ON
last years shortage, has been paid. No
one succeeded in climbing the creased
pole and securing the deed to the town
lot, donated by the Townsite company,
80 it is being ratified Oft.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1901-07-10

THE MINER has arranged with the
Press Publishing association, for some
special inducements for subscribers to
this paper. Read page 10; put on your
thinking cap and take the benefit.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1901-07-10

Don't overlook an opportunity to &C.
cure one Of the cash prizes advertised on
page 10 Of this paper.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1901-07-10

Dumphy & Gertridge's Club saloon is
the popular resort for mining and COM
mercial men.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1901-07-10

Never fails-Giant powder.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07

passengers to the White star Line Arrived at the
steamer Ontario tBr Ward. Hull October ls via Bos-
ton November d with mdse 10 Sanderson SON AT
r M t"e Soni m @ jep Krecb Hamburg October 90
southampton and Cherbourg 30 with mdse 2i2 cabin
rived the Bar at IL :46
Copenhagen il and Chrstiania TO- mdse Funch.
Edye & Co. Arrived at the Bar at 1920 a M d..
October 30. Maria and Port Antonio 81. with fruit
United Fruit Company. Arrived at the Bar at 2l'
yf2rS W a 9hs e9T o9to9ef @ 1875 2
BACK River Monego Bay and St AIMS Bay 30 and Port
81. with mdse and one cabin passenger TO j. l.
steamer Concho Evans. Galveston October and Key
West November =. with mdse and passengers to Fl
steamer Comanche PIatt Jacksonville November and
steamer Princess Davis. Newport News and Nor
folk. " mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion
steamer Blueheids Hastings Baltimore. with mdse
steamer Goldsboro Philadelphia with mdse
SANDY Hook n J, Nov 6. go n-wind north. mod
breeze; clear
Aanea for Colon; Monterey Hsvsnf etc
TeWs 1roquois Boston Tartar Prince GBro Naples
Sa e GAVE aTsoa naPes sandard G1 Ger Flushing
Br London Ararahoe Charleston and jasksonsiiie lie
Southampton: Heios Ger Amsterdam.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Lizard Nov 5Passed steamer Appalache CBr, simpson
12e tor ehesoars Rsn'h shd
southampson 5. Paul y Jameson les
Passee p ss.smsT and SeTssae 78a
Rotterdam. Nov ARRIVED. steamer Ryndam CDutch).
Bremen. Nov 5-Xrrive;- amor KronDrin. Wilhelm
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
NEW-YORK CITY.

4 benefit concert for the Seamen's Christian Asso-
ciations new home for VIII be given toTnor
row evening by Sause's Military Bany at the White
Star Line pier, at West Eleventh-st Charles H.
Knox will be chairman. Among those who will take
oceanic will be Mary Louise Clary, contralto;
Efie Stewart, soprano; George w jenkins, TENOR
Sadie Barnett and J. Leslie Gossin-
John Charlton a member Of the Canadian House
of Commons will deliver address Trade
Relations Between the Dominion of Canada and
the United States the regular meeting Of the
Chamber Of Commerce. No 81 Nassau-st., at 12:30
p. m to-day.
A labor fair is to be held at Grand Central Pal
ace from November 10 TO IS, arrangements for
which are being made by more than three hundred
labor organizations Of this city and nearby towns
Typographical Union No. will be represented by
a display consisting of typesetting machine
printing press and type The programme will be
printed on the premises each day
The life size statue in gold Of Miss Maude Adams
was one Of the features at the Pan-American Ex-
position has received at the Assay Office here
where it will be remelted into bullion. 1t is esti
worth s97 600
Postmaster Van Cott announces that the mails
from Melbourne. October II; Sydney, October 15
Auckland, October 1S and Honolulu. October g.
reached San Francisco the steamer Ventura A
part of this mail is due in this city the morning
and the remainder the afternoon, of November 8.
Mails for Australia New-Zealand and Hawaii will
close at the General Postofice advertised.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
SKIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEw-YoRK WEDNESDAY NOV e. 1901
ARRIVED.
Oceanic Cameron 10
Queenstown 81. mtse 5aI steer
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Geana ernsd haIe n NJ H. Bisse directing that his
effects be sent to DR.. F. S. Whitman, of Elgin Ill.
Barry Line steamer Stafford while she bound
from Chicago TO this port
St Louis Nov. 6-The thirteenth fatal Of
lockiaw resulting from the injection OF anttoxfn
for the treatment Of diphtheria was reported to
day Charles Cytron, eleven years Old was the
victim His death occurred several days ago. but
not reported at the time TO the coroner
Cheyenne Wyo Nov. 6-The Beaver Creek coal
mines, Sheridan have been DESTROYED by fire,
The fire is still burning. and, as the hames may
follow the vein for great distance, the mine may
burn for years The fire was started by lncen-
diaries who saturated several with oil, set
them on fire and ran them down into the mine
No lives were lost.
Black Rock, Ark. Nov. 6.-Burglars blew open
the bank vault here early to-day and secured 5000
in cash and $4,000 worth of pearls belonging
". D. Bird which had been placed in the vault for
safe keeping. So quickly the work done that
the robbers escaped before the citizens, aroused
by the explosion. got out Of their houses.
Brainerd Mimi. Nov 6.-The Office OF W D.
Mckay agent of the Northern Pacific Railway,
was niysterfously robbed yesterday of time checks
vouchers and pay checks worth several thousand
dollars. An officer tonight arrested a by the
name of D l. Richardson. brakeman, who had
recently been discharged from the Northern Pacific
Sanatorium in this city.
Grand Rapids Mich. Nov. 6-The safe in the
private bank Of ODonald & Morton. Whitehall
was blown open by robbers at O'Clock this morn
ing and 5000 taken. The explosion did $500
damage II is supposed three men did the JOB
They escaped in a stolen rig. ANONYMOUS warning
had been given the sheriff of a projected attempt
on the Montague bank and II and the Whitehall
bank guarded Monday night Last night the
Whitehall bank was left unguarded.
Bisbee Ariz Nov. 6-News has reached here of
the killing of "Lipe Ship and the woundtng of
Ed Meus at Noco Ariz-. by Deputy Sheriff Els
as they were in the act of holding up saloon.
The men had lined up the occupants OF the place
at the point of their revolvers and proceeding
to rob them. when Els. who had creDt behind the
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
HOME NEWS.


PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
CAMBRIDGE. NJ. Carnegie, of Pittsburg, and
Ernest Longfellow, of Boston FIFTH AVENUE
-Ex-Congressman William F. Whiting Of Massa-
chusetts: Senator George F. Hoar. OF Massa-
chusetts; J. T. Peabody, of Boston; ex-Secretary
State Richard Olney, of Massachusetts; Lieu
tenant Colonel Hopton Scott, of Dundee. Scot
land and Joseph H Choate. Ambassador TO Great
Britain GRAND-Captain Fielding, L. S N, and
Brfgadier General William P. Carln, I. S. A ire
tired). HOLLAND-Dr. Ralph Jenkins, OF Wash
inston: @. Walter Gates, of Pittsburg; Max Agas-
siz Of Newport; Captain c Z. Hutton, Of Lincoln
shire ENGLAND: Ex-Governor Elisha Dyer of Rhode
Island, Ex-Governor Frank 5. Black Of Troy; j.
Ogden Hoffman, OF Philadelphia, and DR.. Arthur
Watson. of London IMPERIAL-J- B. Barton
Willing Of Philadelphia. and Denman Thompson,
of Swansea. MANHATTAN-Robert 5. Lorlng, OF
Boston; A J Moody, of Northhed, Mass; eN-
Senator Jonathan Chace, of Rhode Island, and
Colonel A J. McCargar, L. s. a. MURRAY HILL
j. NJ Dickey of Newburg, and A l. Fope OF
Hartford PLAZA-William Ross Proctor, OF
Pittsburg VICTORIAN. B. Jewell, of Hart
ford and F a. Conant, of Boston WALDORF
NJ E ingalls,, president Of the Big Four Ran.
wav of Cincinnati; c. II. Holbrook, president OF
the Crucible Steel Company of Pittsburg, and
Major O. Huls1nan Morgan, of London.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07

Ger Stoernler New-York via Plymouth and Cher
bour6.
Copenhagen Nov Arrived steamer >uoid 'ei'' h'@7
New-York for Stetttn.
Javre Nov 5-Arrived. Prtns Fredrk Hendrix
tDutchl an Groot New-fork via West Indies
Amsterdam.
St MochaeIs 6-Passed. steamer Hohenzoern (Gerl
Cuppers Genoa. Naples and Gibraltar for New-Y York
Malta 6-Passed steamer MOgul Br). Bailey. foko-
hama etc for New-York.
Nov 5-Saied. steamer karamania tBr). Pearce
New-York.
Genoa Nov 5-Arrved. Calabra tBr> Bridges.
Ncw-York via Naples. etc-
Perrin. Nov 5Pissed steamer Indrani tBr HILL Norfolk
and New-York for Singapore, Manila etc
Singapore, 6Arrtved previously, steamer Acera tbr
kilgour New-York via Colombo for Shanghai.
Shanghai Nov ARRIVED, Falls OF Kettle tBr)
Esterbrook. New-York via Singapore. etc.
Maceio. Nov arrived steamer Ragusa Ger. Ebert
New-YoTk.
San Juan IL p m-Sailed. Caracas. Wood
rick Porto Cabello. Curacao and La Guayra)
New-York.
Bermuda Nov 5-Arrived Pretoria (Br). Nc
Kenze New-York.
Sailed Nov 6: steamer Wordsworth (5eg). Graham (rom
Barbados). New-York.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
TO SELL KANSAS CITY TERMINALS.

Kansas City, Nov. "a final decree of foreclos-
ure and sale Of the properties OF the Kansas City
Suburban Belt Railway Company, the Consoidat-
ed Terminal Railway Company. the Union Rail
way Company and the Kansas City and Independ-
ence Air Line was issued In the federal court in
this city to-day These properties constitute what
was known the Kansas City system OF terminals
formerly used by the Kansas City, Pittsburg and
Gulf Railroad now the Kansas City Southern. They
built and operated by A Z. Stillwell while
he president OF the PittSburg and Gulf Rail-
read. The foreclosure is made under suits brought
by the Providence Life and Trust Company against
the different com panies. cover mortgages aggre
eating 81 O50Gl0 Shannon c Douglas IS named spe-
cia Commissioner conduct the sale Of the prop
critics nd the date for the sale is January /
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
Announcements
A New Collar.
w "Lubeck.'' ''Lubeck.'' e n
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise $3.50 Moon rises 3o5 Moons 20
HIGH WATER
AM-sandy Hook 4:37 Gov Island 5:lS Hell Gate 7:oe
p N-Sandy Hook Gov Island 526 He'll T:lO
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY

Racing al Aqueduct, 2:15 p.
Automobile Show. Madison Square Garden
Chamber OF Commerce meeting. - Nassau-st 1890
p.
Address bv Joseph Silvernann Of Hope Meeting.
No. l02 Si1ty-f1rst-st,, at II a. m
Rapid Transit Commission. afternoon
Lecture by Professor Hadamard. University Hall. Co
lumbia g 80 D.
Dinner Of the Canadian Society. Astoria 7:3o
p m.
Academy meeting, No Il West Forty-third-
. m.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07

Berlin. Nov 6.-The elections for the Municipal
Council Of Berlin held to-day. The results in
sixteen districts were Of thirteen Social
Democrats and three Liberals The same seats
were previously filed by seven Socialists eight
Liberals and one Conservative.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
Mr.. Mcdonald said:
RAILR04D INTERESTS.
MEETING ADJOURNED.

BURLINGTON MEETING ADJOURNED.
Chicago Nov. 6.--Stockholders OF the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railroad Uhe old Illinois
corporation met here to-day in a protracted ses-
sion Directors elected. but their names were
made public, and il said that changes
likely to be made November Il, which date
the meeting was postponed The Post gives the
presumptive reason for the tponement as a de-
sire await the settlement of points issue be-
J. J. Hill and +. II. Hartman.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. Nov. 6.-The official closing quo
tions for mining stocks to-day as follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07

counter opened fire with a shotgun. Ship fell dead,
but Meus though wounded. ran out. and, mounting
his horse escaped. Meus formerly lived in Sher-
man Tex Ship was from Las Vegas. y. NJ
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
TODAY.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TODAY.
Vessel For Line. Mails close. Vessel sails
Bahamas Bahama 1900 m 300 m
A Victoria Hamburg Hamb-Am. $50 I000 a m
La Havre. French. 700 1000 m
Sar Santiago y Y * Cuba. 200 300 m
Princess Anne. Norfolk. Old DOM. 200
Hall. Portland. Maine. 500
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER s.
Seneca Tampico. y & Cuba IL 90 300 m
Zena. Newfoundland. Red Cross 1000 - 90
Jefferson. Norfolk old Dominion 300
Charleston. Clyde 300 m
Rio Grande. Brunswick Mallory...... 800
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER O.
Liverpool Cunard 1870 m
Columbia. Naples Hamb a m. 7:30 a m
Rotterdam Rotterdam Ho-A Am. 7:30 1000 a M
Pretoria, Hamburg. Hanio-A r.-...-- 300
Mesaba, London, At-ITans -...-.--.- 900 a m
Ontario Hull. Wilson.
British Queen. Antwerp. Phenix.
Castle, Havana y Y Cuba 1000 p m
Castfan Prince. argentina. trlhce m 300
Juan. Porto Rico y Y d p RI 0 90 a Il:
Zuis. Curacao, Red D....-........ 300 a IN 1900
Athos Jamaica. Atlas $50 a IL 100
Ravensdale ProSTeso, y & cuba 1000 a m 100 m
Concho. Galveston, Mallory 300 m
Iroquois. Charleston Clyde 300
louisiana New-ereans. cromwell 300
Excelsior, New-Cfrleans MORGAN 800
Hamilton. Norfolk, OLD dominion 300
North Star. Portland, Maine. .---.-.-.. 500 n m
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
GERW4N IMPERIAL DEFICIT GROWS.

Berlin Nov. 6.-The German imperial deficit has
heretofore been estimated 1oo0eoGo0 marks 1t is
now asserted that the budget will assume deficit
Of I40. 100000 marks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-23
RAILROADS AND STEAMBOATS,
EASTERN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

commencing June ., 1901
Leave Bath daily Except Sunday, at
SIS a m, landing at Westport Junction,
Sawyers Island. Isle of Springs. South
| port Mouse. Capitol and Squirrel Islands,
| Spruce Point. Ocean Point and Boothbay
iarbor: connects at Mouse Island for
Christmas Cove, Heron Island and Pema-
quid.
Returning leave pemaquid at LIS p. m.
Boothbay al 80. making same landings
Leave Boothbay Harbor at 1.15 a. m,
landing daily Sundays excepted at
| Squirrel and Mouse Is. Southport, Riggs
| vile, Westport junction and Westport, on
| Mon. Wed. and Fri. at Five Islands. on
Tues, Thurs. and Sat. at Isle of Springs
and Sawyer's Island. Connections made
with Ocean PIT. and Capitol Is. on this trip.
Returning leave Bath at 80 p. m
Saturda- evening express commences
July 9Th. Leave Bath at $50 T. NJ.
Noon express commences July 1lth,
/ Tue. Thu. and Sat. leave Bath at lilo ..
m; Boothbay Harbor AT II a. IN.
POPHAM BEACH ROUTE.
Commencing MONDAY JUNE II. 1901. q
steamer will leave Popham Beach daily.
except sunday. at Z. a. m. and p. m
Returning will leave Bath at q. m. and
Az 7. m. calling at PhippsbIrS Center
and Bay Point each way. Call at Hinck-
ley's Landing on O'Clock trip from Pop
ham and AS r. m. trip from Bath.
JAS. b. DRAKE. Pres. and Gen. Mgr.
Bath. June "a. 1901. -.
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The Rsport d .. s. Pension Commissioners.

An abstract Of the annual report OF
Hon. II. c. Evans. the United States
pension commissioner. has been given
to the press which summarizes the
work OF that department for the past
year. sE ,....
During the fiscal year ending June
60 1901. 1,04l. 32l names were carried on
the pension rolls, the number at its
close being 9S7.735. Claims to- the
number of 47.792 were allowed during
the year of which 44.225 were original
pensions. In the same period by rea-
son of death. remarriage of widows.
minors reaching the age, of Is. and for
other reasons the losses from the roll
numbered 1856. making a net gain
for the year of 42OS names Of which SS49
We're on account of the recent war with
Spain. The pension payments for the
year amounted to s13S. 53l 1883, and the
total sum expended for pensions since
the end of the Civil War. June so. 1865,
to June 30.19Ol. was 1896, 9O4. $50.
These are in brief the important fig
ures contained in the report. They
show how well our government has
cared for the brave men who came to
it's defence in the hour of need. and
they deserve it all. and more. The
great American people can never af-
ford to overlook the men whose de-
votion preserved to US the integrity of
the Union.
The sllOO00.OOO paid out annually in
pensions. is a great factor in the gen
eral prosperity. Ii comes chiefly from
those who can well afford to pay it.
and goes to those who need it. and to
when it is of great assistance.
There is no expenditure of govern
ment that brings so much money into
circulation among the plain. or where
it does SO much practical good. as do
the pension disbursements. 1t is
money that finds its way almost i'm
mediately into the channels of trade
and thus becomes practical factor in
the general prosperity
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@28lN0uB Gossip
A Rainy twilight.

So gray the sky. so gray the sea.
The distance hides itself from me,
While nearer waters surge and beat
Themselves to foam about the feet
OF ragged rocks that darkly rise
Against the dim and neutral skies.
Afar. the fog-belrs warning note
Cries out. Beware TO every boat:
The beacon CLEANS. shostly light,
Through slender wells Of mist and night
While nearer home-liGhts. not in vain.
Flash friendly greeting through the rain.
AS neighbors know. when tides are high.
And clouds fly fast across the sky.
Night presses closer. all about.
But kindly walls will keep IL out;
Each heart TOR heart grows still more
warm,
And home is calm within the storm.
The birds that scolded loud and fast.
The long, long day. are still at last:
We hear the waves advance, retreat.
The rain-drop music, swift and sweet;
\ crickets chirp, but see no more
The sea or sky or town or shore.
-Hopestill Farnham, i'm Old orchard Mir
ror.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-23
TROUSERS PRESSED
WHILE YoU WAIT. lie.

And down in the shop one may ell
ways see couple Of young men
pressing away FOR dear life. Two law
yers. in passing the sign the other day.
argued as TO its me aiming. They press
Your trousers on you one said.
L" No" said the other. they give You
q barrel" And then the inpuisitiNe
lawyers entered the shop to SEE how
this important matter was arranged.
There were within n number OF
square compartments curtaincd with
muslin and about four feet in height.
In each was n chair. and on the chairs
were persons. visible from the waist
up. who read the newspapers and
magazines while their trousers We're
being pressed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-23
Peeps a The Passing Ihronq.

He was IA bright-eyed. keen-faat-
ured urchin OF, perhaps, a dozen years.
and was loafing about the Dedham
Center station OF the New Haven road.
His loafing, however, was with an OBJ
ject. He often picked up an odd job
carrying valisc for passenger.
The morning in question he struck
new iob--a wholly unexpected one.
A train from Boston had just pulled
in, and he was cycling the passengers
as they stepped from the ears 10 the
platform. Suddenly one of them. n
gentleman. tapped him on the Shout
der and asked:
MY little man, can you direct me,
or show me To the Dedham National
bank"
"Shure ting; come right along this
way. mister and the little chap led
the way around the station and down
the walk to High street. and along
that highway until the bank building
was reached.
The gentleman pulled out some loose
change and asked:
How much for the service. my little
man.
oh. guess quarter would be
about right
Isn't that a pretty steep price TO
charge
We'll mister, perhaps IL ~, Lat
then. you see. being bank director Is
no cheap job"
The gentleman smiled at his ready
Wit ana the kid got his quarter
Philadelphia Record.
over a basement shop in Philadel-
phia in tn. thick Of the business dis
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RAILROADS & STEAMBOATS,.
|saZ[I||l3B|||1B!(

Trains leave Augusta as follows:
lHROT-CrI r.rz Ar~.o


GOING WEsT-s'46 <. ~ f.r -.
Ton, Pennington. Rangeley. RocEisns
s 20 q Boston; quebec and Montreal:
main line points sn on1y ueD D,. sundays: foi
wick, Lewiston. Farmihaton. i'l p hhrrns-
Ranseley. Rockland. Portland and ~
n roh; connecting ala for White Mountain
Portland and BOSTON, and 352 p. IL. "a,
brunswick, Bath, Lewiston, Portray
Soston, Montreal and Chicago; sloW 3
i ~; might Pullmanl. every night for Lev.
tom; 55'a k9ck Pn1sI. Portland and Bos.
GOING EAST-.1.s2 A. N. fnirb 9n' A..
press, for Skowhegan,, Bangor Moo.
nead Lake and Aroostook county, via q
Andrews. st.sJohn. via Canadian P.c,s.
$50 A. NJ Bangor and Ear Har GSSnntiss;
h. hee M Z f3s W'aderyiiie Belfast and siow
Wsser saS w fnG cpy ,s s;ssti Soa. =:
BangsA14ar Harbor, Aranstook co1n dVf
vaneescs4vSta John and Halifax, Levi.
, ,.Il 80 ray stations, via Watervilie ana
, migt 4r Az, r A.. express for Bucks
Dor a. N for Wateryiiie. Oakland
Nortp &nson. Bingham, SkowheRan. Raj,
i:i;' skter. Dover and Foxcroff Green
ksag; rs p NJ. for Waterviiie: SIs
X. Sundays only Tor Waterviile. Bss
liza rbor and Bangor. -
The night Pullman train going Eas, A.
GUIDED. but notf skowsesan So On HonI =,
mornings. nor on Sunday mornings n
Belfast. Dexter or beyond Bangor. fer.
eePting to Bar Harbor). and Wash. ca
3 .Daiiy for main line points.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINs
SOUTH GARDINER TO AUGUSTA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-23

The sea serpent has enjoyed a WELL
earned rest this season but the shower
fake has been literally worked to
death. There have been showers Of
frogs. showers of small fish, showers
OF grasshoppers. and now an Indiana
town claims to have had a shower Of
crickets. The fact that most of these
stories have originated in the wild and
woolly West lead us to suspect that it
hasn't been nearly as dry out there as
reported. We haven't had any of
these showers in Maine-espetially in
cumberland county. The shortage in
me corn crop may prove after all a
Western blessing. w.