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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

| Father the pople W no build fo,r ,
| i'r-StprE flat houses must m, \, "a.
| ."t'FS. Pr th- people who climb -.
must learn I" walk property" hA s,is
/ " one ~ the oth4r Of th4ve 80
's not instituted soon there f. goi,a- '.'
?" mighty big crop Of bent 9is =
1hdpen people in this town. AIraad.. (,
! can stand IN the corner ana MN.
| th" professional stair climbers ~. ~,
| pass. The occupation og -,,',,u.lrl
hravenward BY means Of stairs I.a,.1'
distinct and indisputsbie carmel.
and while do not wish 10 qa,, ar,
thing uncomplimentary to YOU NIL
dame. | must admit that tho r.bveiaa,
iniirmities you have just described WI,
already becoming apparent 10 ,he NJ
ual observer.
The woman flushed half angrily. -ob
dear, she said. u didnt know rha All
fects We're noticeable. though, Nj,
haf- just f-lt flattencd and bent
No. said the doctor. m4rciIes.iv
you are beginning to look tia; WV
ANA no wonder. Did you ever sron II
thIng how many miles the average rar
lWeller or top-hoDr boarding hons
d"eller travels vertically each wear
No. said The woman. we.k,y ~
lidn i- ! never WAS much nf a hand for
figures '''
Wei -aid he. "you don.t haya " n
I'm "Np,r; mathematician tu figure tina,
7ut. Counting in th- stairs y0d climb IN
yuIr "wn h"m- alI The homes Of vcur
u"ishh'rs ana It The elevated stations
ypI won't grt WI with uu inch lesg th1n
quartet rf n mile a dag Ii you k-pt
oH going right strligh, along with no de-
scents tu t-rr., trina. yuu can Sc fcr
yourself wh-re yuU'd get ru after aghilA
'liut climbing stairs IN itself il not z
harmful ,Nrr-I>t. lts the WAY VOL climb
that hurts yuu. You've been told often
enough. az cpuTSt everybody has been
Joid--hoW d" carry yourself when g0ins
mp stairs. WIlk straight hold yullr head
IN. keen ydIr shoulders thrown back aHd
plant NUu feet firmly ou each Step iheH
.uu VIII nui experience this ilatttning
Ju!. duuhiing-Ip process Won have just
,Cmplaincd pf This Is "a Town Of s;air
-limDtr~. ana il they don't observe thc
rules fur thy projection uf health ami
graceful figure and ~prighflg walk. We
Will soon hr able tu Srll al Sisht every
maa. woman ana child tIa- lives abovs
H. S,r,Ud floor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28
A MCKINLEY MONUMENT
7, Be Erected 4! Shanghai ly Sill. Tea ard
c. Ito, Goods Mtrchants.

Wa shington. Nov. e7.-TheiState de-
partment has received report from
the consul general at Shanghai stating
that the guilds of silk. tea and cotton
piece goods dealers have contributed
Of their own initiative to fund to
erect a monument in Shanghai To the
late President Mckinley and announce
that they are doing this to show their
appreciation of the man and of his at
titude toward China. 1t il said that
never before has such action been
taken by the Chinese people on behalf
of any but Chinese person.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28
CURIOUS CONVERSATIONS.

The Boston police have a practice o
paying liquor spoilers s. upon the con-
lictiou Of the persons accused.
A heather was originally a dwelle,
IN ,he German heaths thr last local.
ties in Germany Tn acy"pr tne Christian
religion.
II II stated that recitation building
to cost Sl"D600 IL ;o be erected AT one
on tn ste II Fox croft house, III Har-
ward. Dut the rIme w the generous
-ivcr j. carefully Withheld.
William Ogden d Mclean county
illinois. has bought of F. Eeil@w y,
Wichita lSo. .oou acres X Land il Western
Kansas. which Ni'l ". converted int"
ne largest wheat iolj in the world.
a t-ib. or peculiar people dGell on
Ih,. banks ui The Pulus. in South AR.-i-
lea. Men. women and children ir'
puttel. with brown spots on vhti'
kin. Their chief articla Of tiat N iSh'
strong lights. with basins of rrtro-
'euEi. below thnm. are n"w used N
7ran-c u destroy nigAttlylns n@"''S
hat iniure vineyards. AS many aS
Ss> insects have be"n caught in basih
in one night.
In South Carolina there i AZ lnstfu-
ment called the ti-chin. a crude 'l'iN
The body is made ~ the hali ot "-
roanut shell There are tW" slFlHf'
md the instrument Is played win
bow The scale is from 6 70 G ano'V.
Tie dining car has made its enu!
nto japan. Four Of these cars uu!.
,Xactly on the lines OF the iaIh'liu
American pattern, have been tur"eu
>ut in the local government SHOPS dnu
lre now running between TOKYO aHu
Ncbe. They are intended cheilE l''
he use Of foreigners.
Many Cuban shoe dealers are ~, NJ,
ordering their goods from HaNe' ~
Mass, manufacturers one large i''
or recently received an of"tr
which vas appended this ioo'Ho'.
We 10 not understand well tht r',is
ish ana W supplicate "a YOU l" w
,embl.. US any error YOU observe.
The most valuable kitchen II. ~
world belongs to the Shah o. fa f
With its outfit Of cooking uteilSil' :.
fishes il is said to be worth apou'
NO. coo Even the cooking pos '
'inrd with gold. and the plates ''
dishes used AT the royal table a'e s
;olid gold encrusted with pre''V
stones.t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28
EVILS OF STAIR CLIMBING.
Women Becoming Flattened and
Doubled Up. According to Doctor.

The doctor listened patiently to the
woman's description Of her fiutt arins
heart and difficult breathing.
II don't 1. ei like nnyst If anyway. she
said, in conclusion. TN not even the
same shape that I used To be. My
shoulders are stopped, my back is
crooked, and my chest sunken."
The doctor smiled. You climb stairs
a great deal. don't you?" he asked.
"ul. yes" said the woman. We
live on The nth floor and no elevator" T"
Then the doctor laid down the box of
powders. pushed back his hair and said
a few things about landlords and ten
ants and houses.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28
DOUBTS nER STORY.
CONTINUED from page ID

nisto, was snapped three times IN IN
struggle which ensued >.;,;a,,
Taking into consideration the p,h'' posi'noi. !.
Of Avres and Of Mrs. Bonine. tosethe
with The appearance of his clothing: 1
don't see how il was possible that ihe
pistol could have been hen III ->S
hand" said the witness:
Coming TO the description OF the trag
edy given 10 him at the jail by MRS, ei boi
nine Dr. GIazebrook said she showtGu
him the imprints OF her finger nails ihauo
in her own hands when she srasneu m IN,
hand and the revolver. He also sain Ia, I'm !
after proceeding for a short time wiz WI
the description Of the affair, MIS- i'oi,'l'j ,in !
suddenly stopped. saying that she hho ih
hern advised not to talk further OF th'
,rooaiy ON the same visit he FOUND
hruise on each Of Mrs. Eonine arms
which could have been made Week DC.
for. This would have taken tletn orrh ,;.,'
~ ;he date OF the killing oi AyreS II,
inner sid. of the left leg also was hfuiSe'
from The knee to the ankle ana th't'
v.rre many bruises on the riGht i"G-
\dio,rntd anil Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

Tn. ,omml,t~e f"r thc lecture ,uure"
have obtained The celebrated imper-
'"H4tur. iEnWin L. Barker. for F-u. H.
which viii he IA" third night of the
'uuIe". II ~ probable that u. will rrn-
d"r IN" interesting sketch. "Th. Peace
al Valley. which is spoken uf Very
lignly in other places ana in which h-
is etid tu APPEAR ~ has best advantage.
Thv reserved seats VIII be placed ,n
ale at l.unt x Eranns. H-,.. 1. The
holders az season tickets ar, entitled
q" reserved seats and can select them
.1 this time
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28
Powers.Walson.

The wedding OF two young people
who are well known in this city and
Augusta, occurred in NorridgewOck
Tuesday evening. the contracting par
ties being Lloyd o. Powers of this city.
and Miss Louie NJ. Walton of Norridge-
wock. The ceremony was performed
at the nome Of the bride in the pres
ence OF immediate relatives and friends
and was quiet and pretty home
affair.
MI. Powers was formerly the in
structor at the Business College in Au-
Susta and is now the head hookkeeper
in the johnson Bros shoe factory. He
is young man Of sterling qualities.
Miss Walton is a graduate of the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

MI. ard Mrs. James Il. Hickok ar
rived in this city. Wednesday, from
Jackman. Me, where they have been
since May for the benefit of Mr. Hick-
ok's health. which is greatly improved.
They brought with them two hand
some buck which We're displayed in
front of the store Of Clary x Quinn
Mr.. and Mrs. Hickok will remain with
friends in the city over Thanksgiving
and return to their home in Lynn. Fri
day
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28
MAINE POSTAL CHANGES.

Washington. Nov. a1.-Thc following
fourth h-class postmastcrs III Maine werc
appointed, today:
Amherst. Forrest q. Slisby: Green"
Corner, Sarah Collar
The following changes in the Maine
postal service are announced:
Moose River To Boundary Lin. IN. o..
Leave Moose River Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday, y. M: arrive boundary
Line by ! L. NJ. Leave boundary Line,
Tuesday, THURSDAY and saturday 2.at l..
NJ. arrive Moose River by ~ J.. NJ
IeVant To i;au"or. Leave l.evali daily
except Snnday. +. NJ arrive Bangor bS
8 Z. NJ. l.eaN" Bangor daily, except sun
uay. \. NJ: arrive I.evant by A. NJ.
\ post office has been rt-cstabliShei al
Carthage. Franklin coInty. Special from
FERRY Mills. mile, ana l36 rods II.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

vhile they arr in sense modest IN
value. a+ compared with General
Grants. truthfulIy rohect The great
love pf th- people. They rcprfy mt
every section of the country The
EirtS from the South arcasnumcruus q :
those fr"rn Jh- North. and cOllertiv, ly
they win long bear silent testimony
a. The important pant played by the
dead President i'm uniting the s-..ripn4
" hi,h were norm apart by th. Ci,f
N. .tr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28
MISSING HUNTERS FOUND.
Mad Retraced Way to Camp and We're Sale
When Found by Guide.

Eusti.. Ne, Nov. ...-CollinS. Birkv
ana Reagan. the three Massachusetts l.
spurtsmcn reported missing, Sunday, ave
arrived here. They We're found hE JoS-l'.i
Green. a trappcr and guide, in the camp
from which they started, SATURDAY even
ing. The men had lost their way in tn"
storm hut. fortunately. Travelled 10 Dead
River which they reached during thr
night Ii was then easy Ia follow the
river 10 IL, dam where they had been IN
,arnp. Reagan suffered a slight chill and
the ni..n remained in camp until III. MS
able 10 come ont without danger.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28
Thanksgiving Observance.

Thanksgiving day in this city VIII
BE- observed in the usual manner The
banks ana barber shops viii u" closed
III day and the most Of the stores VIII
remain open uUtil noon. The post Off, .
viii be open from to 1920 A. NJ. ana
from . 10 and u to 1.3D l.. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. N"v. :..-Thc folow.ni
pension changes Resulting from issur ui
Nov. are announced:
Increase. restoration, reissue. VIM. III.
York Wells. 81. Eaton Heath. uead. Phil
lips. Si.; Charles \. clouSh. TopSham. =
Benz. ". Ardrrws, Centre IoNcll. Sl2.
Special accrued, NuV T., Charles J. john
son National soldiers Home. TngGS -.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28
unimpeaehable.

Y you were to see the unequalled
volume OF unimpeachable testimony in
FAVOR OF Hoods Sarsaparina. you
would upbraid yourself for 80 long de-
'ayihg to take this. effective alternative
aiu tonic medicine for that blood dis
case from which YOU are suffering.
III eradicates scrofula and all other
umors and cures all inward and out
Take Hood's,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

Shaw Business College OF Augusta, IN
the class of 1900. since which time she
has been a teacher In the public schools
of NOrridgcWock.
the young couple viii find many
friends in this city who will extend
them a cordial welcome They VIII re-
| side at No. 10 Academy street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

charged with stealing government paper'.
H., agreed to return to Washington to
stand trial there on the charge. uosf-
man was arrested, hast night. Th.'
charge against him is that Nov. 49, H.
stole II copy OF the final report of thc
commission To President Roosevelt II
was charged that Hoffman offered Il copy
OF the canal commission's report to tn.
French ambassador and that another
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28
Must Now Stand Another Trial.

New York. Nov e..-lt was stated at
nulico headuuarters that under the law
The. police commissioner was requested 10
take cosniZance of Capt. Diamond : con-
virtion as A miSdem.aior and place him
on trial in the department for his Of
fence Commissioner Murphy said Ia;
would take no action until he had bee !
officially notified OF the result of The Al
,..,, al
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

I.ev. l.. :. j. McAlistrr of Portland.
candidate for mayor oil that city. dr-
l!v"red his lecture upon The Dumi-
AMI Problem of thr TWcntiath CEN
tury." 7" Il gond->iZAi audience in III.
Methodist church. Monday evening
i'r. NcAlliSter is an unusually power
iri amt c"nvin, ing speaker. anI his
address, wa, X mastery treatment uf
the subject.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

Fire caused hy a defective t'ue CAV,
,ged the mems lodging mouse az l,rry
shaker settlement in East cantetD"' !,
n. H.. Tuesday. The building
.wo-story frame structure and COZ
AIMS dormitories. store rooms anu n
~iage rooms. The fire was coiiiin." =
the building although at one TN"
was 50 threatening that help was ..;i
moneG from Concord. the ioss
not exceed $1,000.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

If the presence of large. numbers al
crows Is any indication of soft weather
at this season of the year. We must J.,
going to have thaw in the near future
as they are reported TO bc numerous ove'
the hill and IN the vicinity Of the Indus
trial school.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

The skating on Innings pond before
the recent storm was reported To be very
fine, The ice was of an excellent ulalii \
and ol sufficient thickness to make +;
safe for several ice boats and many pco-
pl. enjoyed the cXhileratiug snort
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28
Capital Notes.

Thc engagement WAS announced. Wed
utSdaN. of HiiSS Bt'tI. May. ctd,.r daugh-
ter of thu secretary of state, to Mr.. pdN n,.
Wtiitn-y, s,romd son ui iluu VIM. I.
" Ritn,(. tormrriN SECRETARY OF III. navy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

Mrs. q. IL. Dunning and son rr-
turned To their home in BrownVillc.
Wedhc: day. alter a visit Of several
days with Mis-. Dunninga mother.
Mrs. Mary Getch.Il. Spring street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

a very good interest i4 manifesto i'm
h.. special "yaug"liStic meetings bong
conducted u. The Methodist church by
Miss Nellie u. THOMPSON. Meetings
viii b. held from . Ia : W,duoSaa, au.i
friday afternoons
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

Earl Smith. Sadie Penncll. E.idrna
Smith and Edith Lewis went To- Water
Vile. TUESDAY. to assist Miss Marerry
Morrison IN :. music recital given in
tha ,ily hy h,r pupils
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

Thrr" will be work in the first de-
Grc" At tn" regular meeting OF Friend
ship assembly, pythian Sisterhood.
Friday evening. A fun attendance is
requested. Iefr, Shmrnts will 10.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

crew i"r the y. r. Tol. aul Tel. o.
is at work "n Water street replacing tn,
polls Gf the company with new ones som,
IiN" feet taller ana considerable large.
in diameter than thu. Oh ones
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

Martin swift of East Livormarr IT,
visiting Mn. and Mrs. y. H. Morse.
Acad"my street. Nj. Swift is a for
me' resident ot this city and will h"
well rem, mhvrrd
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

l.m'ly @. Eeunc. Jr.. of Euwduin
college. Is enjoying the Thanksgiving
vacation at his home IN this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

Hon. George A. Stafford and daughter
GMrndolYn. went tn Lawrence. Mass.
Wednesday, L" pass Thanksgiving
With thcir family wh" ar" visiting
. ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

The schools Of The lower grade
closed. Wednesday, and viii not rr-
open until after tAv holidays.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28
STEALING GOVERNMENT PAPERS
Is the Charge Against IN Isthmian Canal Com
missioner's Stsaographer.

New York. Nov. 27-Carl II. Hoffman
who was employed as stenographer ty
the isthmian canal commission at wa asf.
ingtOn. was arraigned before Tnitci
States Commissioner Shield, today
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

Airs. y a. Simm"n. returned u AT
.r.ny. :. =. last night. after visit
With her Sistcr. Mr- Glidden
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28
SKOWHEGAN.

Norman NcC,ilIis is Visiting frirnd-
il bostoit.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

Mls, Bertha Harvey returned from
l'r studies at Andot-r. Mas Tur--
uay. Z" spend Thanksgiving with h-r
parents. MIR ana Mrs Eugene HarNoy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

4. \. Eutlrr has returned from a
weeks trip 70 orange city. Florida.
Oh professional business
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

a. A. Fuller of Boston, is passing
Thanksgiving with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Fuller
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28
HALLOWELL.

There viii be tho regular issu" 81 IN"
Journal Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

Miss Rose T.. True III Portland. il
passing Thanksgiving win MI. ana
Mrs. j. w. Clarke Academy street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

". i. Henderson returned To- Bing
ham. Tuesday. after = short visit At
his hom. in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

James Leonard has sold his speedy
pa'el. of ElmWo"d stock. To- a.. a..
'aIs0n ri Randolph. Ii i4 under
stood that god round sum was paid.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28
HALLOWELiI.

lion. Fred Emery Heane has been
making Il short business visit to Eo~-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

Miss Emil. VI Fafd-n returned IN
h"l nom" in cedar Grove. Tu-~iAy.
after visit ui several daNe uith Miss
''hIrinttt 'o,ml>.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

Miss Lillian H"Nic returned a. rair-
t. III. Wednesday. after a frw days
visit with Mrs. Mary Gctch.n
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

T.. ~. Mclaughlin. "A government I'M
-p,ctpr oi granite. D. AT th- HalInWciI
House. ior u f-N days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

ar ana Mr~ +. a. I.u,e ar- r-J"ir-
INK III ~ birth W x daughter Motu,-
md child a.~ luiug nicely.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

Will Johnson of the Lynn business
College is III home for the Thanks
giving vacation
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

CHARLES richardson. ia, veteran
l-itchiicld SIarr driver j. confined To-
his homo with q e.ler.. attack ui III.
..t IN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

There VIII be a social assembly in
Wilson hall Thursday evening Music
by tarry's Orchestra.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

Mrs. Edith :. Shepherd went to An
:5ustd, Wednesday. to attend the fuH-
crtl services Of the late Walter l.. Stin-
son.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

Nl-s t.iiic A. M0rS- has returned
home from East PirtSton. uhrr" shr
hHS he'n Engaged in work fur erv"rai
" eek.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

Mr.. ana Ms. l.. Il. Day of Iumford
taIl~ are thc guests ot Aira. Bay'~
mother. Mrs Susan y. Lowell ovrr
Thanksgiving.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

Rev. and Mr.. ". H. Vurrry ..ni
family Arrived hom". TUESDAY. IT, f..,--
THANKSGIVING with Mr. Naru,g.. D4r-
d.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

Mrs J. x. SayWard "t Wat-IviI!c,
passed THANKSGIVING Win relatives ia
town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

Air. ana MIS-. Robert Field went to
Lewiston. {" pass Thanksgiving win
their son. Irving Fi-Id
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

Mrs. W. II. berry was visiting rrla-
tivrs in Fairfield. Tuesday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

spending = Few weeks AZ the guest at
hrr daughters IN this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

ing her sister, Mrs. Eta Ahb"tt
Granite hill.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

The ". &. II. Il. walt meet with Mr-
;. ". Church, Midtle eirrei. Fndl} a.-
l"rnoon. instead nj Thursday a- r-a-
inusly stated.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

Mel Wood is passing Thanksgiving
with his parents in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

james l.. Marston ana Raymond
M,"ut~heon III Bowdriu college. arr
Tas<ini. the Thanksgi,i ine vacation AT
their homes in this rlty.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

Mls Albert IIulI-n returned t.
Harmony. Wednesday,. after :, Visit
N'ih relatives ana friends I'D thi>
..itl
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

J. +. Limit ARA t. T.. Erann attended
ne Grecnldn Knox wedding ~ Gardi-
.Irr, Tuesday evening
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

Miss M"ltie Ald,Ich, q teacher in the
puhli" schools of Auburn. Is passing
tn" Thanksgiving vacation with her
nnr' NJ, Nh. ana MIS- seth AirI,h
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

John ~ Merrill, Jr., and G,orgr
Goodwin are al home Ior lhc Thanks
giving recess
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

Miss ". NJ Owen of Fairfield, is the
guest Of Mrs. Mary Brainerd Middle
street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

All the barber shops in the city viii
nbscrV" Thanksgiving by remaining
,lc-c,l III. entire day
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

MIS-. i. y. Rrundy. v n" Was called to
this city hy H. death ~ her father. -.
W. sims, returned [" Boston. W-ducS-
DAY
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

Miss Ethel toombs is the guest oi
friends in Portland over ThanksgiN .
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

Mr.. and Mrs. William Quinn of Port
land. are at home over Thanksgi'ins'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

ltt'lcwcA ke"Is apao. with htr sistr!
c;ti'- IA looking ntt'r tj.,. ~a.rty of h.,
citizen h. keeping the sidewalks wet
~ande'i oven this early il .h, season
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

Horses that are employed in hauling
beer wagons in New York weigh from I,fs,
TO 2l.O pounds. and cost an average Of s+t,
each. The most desirable size weighs
about 1850 or 1900 pounds. The breed Ias
src1ded from the original Black Horse
family Of Europe, is said TO be a cross
between the Percheron CiydesdaIe
Boulonnais. Belgian. Suffolk Punch and
Shir" horses large numbers of which III.
United States used To import.
How 80 Tell the Genuine.
The signature of e. W. Grove appears
on every box of the genuine I.axaf,va
Bronco -Quinlne the remedy that cures
= cold IN one day
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

Alfred Bullock and Edwin Doyle OF
Lynn, are at home over Thanksgiving.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-28

About 5000 persons have been en-, uays,ta Eastoa
ed at stations maintained ps 'he
Board of Health.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26
Staot Baltimore.
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poft mad 5rantrei4, benz fiibli9en
europa, @gppten unb 8ritii4zSnz
bien muB per Columbia" be5eidnet
iein); UNI II l1br Mbenbs: nad Srantz
reid, benz fiibliaen europa, @gppten
unb 8ritif4zSnbien per 9ampfer ga
8retasne" pia SABRE (bie Pot nu4
anberen Sbeilen bon europa mub vper
Ga 9retasne" beaei4net fein).
Sreitag- UNI II nbr Ibenos:
mad europa per 9ampfer v2ucania"
pia Quenstopn.
poft mad @Ibz unb Cen
raIzMmerttu, @efz
Snbien etc.
Mittpo4-um II l1br Na9ts:
mad Santiago per Sampfer r@anz
tiago be Cuba"
9onner It a s-um 3 ubr Na9z
mittags: na4 Samaica pia Bolton;
UNI IL ubr Nahts: na9 Heuz5unbz
lamb pia pbilabelpbia.
6reitag-u nm IL ubr Na4ts:
na4 porto Hieo, 8ene5uela uno guz
racao; na9 Samaica unb gartbagena
per 9ampfer n4tbos"; mad Bermuda
Der Oampfer uSrinibab"; na4 perz
nambucp unb Santos per Sampfer
uSeimfielb" (oie poft na9 anoeren
Sbeilen BON 8raiilien muB ~per 9etm=
fielb" beasi9net iein).
Gam It tag um IL ubr Na4ts:
na6 Cuba pia Miami.
Oie goit mad Neu=5unbldno pta
Norb=S ibnep unb mad Miquelon pta
Bolton f9liebt bier tGsli6 Inn 3 ubr
Na9mittass, na9 Cuba bia Sumpa
INN / ubr Na9mittaes unb na4 9onz
buras, Gotta Silica unb Guatemala pta
Nep=O Orleans tdsli4 UNI 8 nbr
Mbenbs.
szYuc g o It:
Na9 China unb Sapan pia 8an=
couper tGsli9 I'm 7 l1br Nbenbs Bis
gum 2. Suli.
Na9 Qutralien, NeuzS eelanb,
Siii, @ampa unb 9apuii Dia Gan
Sranctsoo tdsli4 UNI z ubr Mbenbs
Bis gum 6. Suli.
0ie Srans : 9acific PDit tpirb
tGali9 na9 benz Mbfabrtsz9 afen ges
fanbt, unb 5par 1T Die @4lubzInz
nobme Der elben 10 %arrangirt, bab
Tie Bel ununterbrodenem ueberlanbz
transport re9t5eitig eintrifft.
g. 9apies % arfielb,
poitmeiiter.