davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-29

Tho rfeeruf HHfe ~ CIfy Gardens iH one %
tNo most nafHH.n events nf tho year De-
real estate cirelft fhf property o. - ~
trr-uriF rHs.l. and GOO lFieaH - rnfrsfua.
" iaw. Tho addition "a cleared Frlh.
Bed and artrrri ready fH build on Tho
smallest iHi Ia EEipD Gee. anI che iarr
rai Nnfl.n The aoil 81 hrat.UiBFa Prize.
ra ere from finn fa E1p0. rn Payments ~
p mnnth with Interest at Q per cent.
Every gHfr haHrr receives an abstract
rhuW fHE Ieffaat title
Tho now s0.foat boulevard goes rlEht
thrHush enc urarrrb ard ro daeH tba
EHnfHu car line
an 4ri.rf afu 90 bn advanced 20 pcr cent
un April lS If fnu buy uHw Fuu will
share with ua in tnIa 2o urr rTnt prs6t
Nf urge every person whn contemplate 90
DufIHa Hifr tIH a home o. So Que a..
morrow l+un1tfh fo 80 fhIr rrnurrte Our
representative will De- uu tho ground aIl
dHH tomorrow Take 600 Nenfau GOV.
Hr1 Erf NJ 90 tItf Gardens You Nui
uIaa If w.fs fNHu ws WIZ o. tHu don ru.
CRAWFORD a nuNnA EB.
@ue -u7 Sow YORK. Ulork
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$1,000. tt,.,-,....t.
~ = ,. p p.
so go Sew f'ft HirE
VALLEY t4,5, tt..,.,,f..... .........
F"i''''f' 10 ~ VIZ Et WAFFLE
80 '"a
an - i' a
r1. No., .i.. O.. 70 ''.''fh
'.n fl"app
tog ..,.. ,... -"
.'...''' iHa'' booze. barge strn. Hl.s
f''
81, $500
~ '.f.H DO
.
t'"H
81. f'-
t..tr.f ~ ''...t ''' Fa
A.' f'.tiI# 7"'fhf ~ I.af'.r.
-,-
80 - -
d" h''f GOO fI.N '.f'.fa ..H' ~
'h .'I'i .siih tr3 nHi.H.Hss ftFD
-.,.... ,.,..... .....
t4i'+i. ''rli, it'
t.,..... NN
s.-' 20 -n.' n
Co... Ep11 b4liilHsr - bead Ifut5 .ssa
p ..af H'frrH ~ irHa hHs Esal y4t.
H' FARMING como f@TH
- .t. NH@
running "atrf EYal N4..4I.E. bsa0.
hH eJpI
Joe n,fe- hHIf UIIa wnfrf front. rom Ifr
lf'.a nfHs YrfUar4. fpJ frtts go gsars sIG.
f'"H
ESQ GOO
20 a.f.7 rl.H hHff.m land. 20 arfrs Doe rlI-
f"af'.# W. pasture. furiHf Hafrf. F.aI
baIiaIuEs ftIgg
aa. sgIs
800 sr',a. ~ Improved Efst-lfaas buH1IrgH
ttaHH
$50 rupi
500 afrre fa4 f.sarfd. fIuafnr water. fa1
mIaa nom creamery f.fsyJ
Ea 4BlE
ses.,.. t,.,. az ..u 800. ...s,ts.,... t.f.
49,. ....t... N.Y.. t....|t.,.a. s...t.a-
81. 49,
a. $780, ..s. ..
49,. ~"+
~. aags
"a ar--r aII f,rrr..rf e...f tar4irrs a-s
s-..a..t sra4
81. ssJ8
70 s--es s1 raaf.tra U.aes faam arif. or
aaafi gu ,resa Fa.f huU3IrFa. fBap1.
fH .nin
~ acres. 80 improved. rah bottom lan1
house. baru. rataFf $3.50
30. i'is
an .e,-. ,,es al af9-r vine marie and
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NlW ADDITION.
on Monday March sIat vc vlU pot ga
nsI- Il HhHl.r f.f#. aU cleared HHd rfHlt
f'r building hua rHrisu soil. every lnt is
F.ai aj er these l1tH face che electric .ai
tine Rua 7rs ora The
NEw SO Foor BOULEVARD
which the elt, nol county are constructing
fr.m +HHttn o. Columbia t wiN With
nut doubt Doe rho nurst drive nut atfri
way ZOO fhe r.ft the other rs lutH are
Huit q naif hlHrk awRy
Thssn lots are superior 90 location ard coll
,"1.Huoue ana w1i surely double On
value quickly.
PRICES SO. 500 si2o and $40
TERMS $40 AND 50 PER MONTH
See these lots Sunday and make your Sc
lection FOR Monday sale. nH tho2 viii
mot last long at those uricoH.
our representative viii Dee ON tho property
nli day Sunday for che convenient" OF
busy people who cannot $50 week DAYS
Take the Henton car aut got o. az souif
Byron station which iH only " minutes
ont from First avenue.
HREpEs. rERoLp & 60.
PHONE. JAMES 2a26 S2i isr AVE
uI.MAN's beautiful lake front addition
is now uu the market. nearly iOO lots nnld
Yesterday, prices &a6 20 tij1 each. terms
- down, ~ monthly. lumber sold ou
payments same as rent hn men now lay
Ing new plank sidewalks in front of each
lot; money returned " digsatisncd after
one year. 10 extra mon viii be ou
grounds sunday Go show unHold lots. Come
pulck zoe owner llllmuu. office end of
present Green Lake car line.
.
WORKING men with small capital 49,
Lloyd. brlscoc q Lloyd about buitdins
your homes. 5a Hinckley block
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THEnE ere mines. arf there ar wfNra
Trn fileNfr group has fr~n tfsfa4FhlF
fHfasfHsfrd sna pfalaHrd sue hHat HrHnsH
tr.aa - Dafh F1ii aut raFfrr iu far' f
p.sa~Fara isFEer pfr.rftass 90 copper
fhan anF claim Dos iaratad. mat So 81
lr~ cent ~ raugzrf
rb. t1asufy Company properties afs
fW fhe faHl .aa NammIt district Us ths .NsH.
~ cr.ss So7 wssrs =, sses--t y.
GnF limited ruraer w Stoke az tn. far
fFAff we rs'tff uHIiy s7irH O.. iH.rF
ftrw fH eii 80 faf tHHfHfif upan
tHaFs''rHftsH. fHaf fhia is fuaf aa EaT aH
tpfHftHHifF iY usaka money aH us claim
60 - g. frs5 srs r-liins rapidir. the
HrHf lreu~ wiii 10 9pe per- share .hU an
TIE FtuEIIrT MiNfNs Mtfrts. rs
~ ripNEEH BUILDING
SPECIAL auap today 70 ciara On estate. q.
ru.m ha1tr at C1@t MONgANH EN.
CHANCE. ioit ThiFd
We tsB. cell END trade fHr anything and
sferrth'tE lrt ynaF 81 rerif win the
WafhInEfnn TFrhHnro end tarnr end see
iio2 mira
Wa went h1usr- ana lats ~ au ue a.
changes st bottom figures we have cash
1tarsr ready snl willing t1 bus WEaT-
EUN HNFHAHUF 1901 Ihr1 ate.
HIRING iu fuuf farms Hud ietra trHrtH.
$50 ere the people that can cell anything
We are head4uartrra far farms frHit and
ynu alil tisi With ua. SEATTLE TX
CHANCE. 1871 THIRD.
own a hars. don't ray rent AMI interest
longer. fuu owe % Co. YuHf family fH -.
core home fHr them. bus a building
contract tH "a company that Ia lraHrHH.
rated have fully complied Hfh thH law
and have Voluntarily tanlf1 their en.Hrs
g. faithfully carry ruf fbrir rnufIHrta
N'o have three mhfufft nuuffarfH. cam
tHI1 Hf once 1u them three tHHf vIH
mature MaY TO- three that HIi' uHiuf.
june no amt trn that wiil mature IlfF
. Ia d b..
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rArNoNlfE fHa aif fvIsh.s seattle im
piafasHt aH.r frf ffrfI. aaf positions
IH abb HaFa GOA iIsr Waw itsa
PACIFIC Rene office. 900 80 ave-. ftr.
uisnts hssf bells iH eir tau un NfafH
40 Nn NsfHs MrF
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IitE htflHhAi HDM fEIn# AE.D.
it'# far nfHir4 Fth rrH fr
aH.Ffr."f nf ere taas ~ fffs efaft ar1
81 Hnesr arl aasns hsn1Har .s-...a-
' aft at H.aHt.g t.HlHf W Fa o.
- naHH.'f iu-H' raH Hrlre
&c., hl hat O.
tN' piece fa1 ~itH We iH-
h zen 'Htrsfiraii.r 1909 iIret
L h'f 'ien sfr7lnrr a4tne
g. aai isa t.an ari taas. afsasa ~.
f'F ffHa ~ H'HUr Haf1 t'sr
onr ~ u.s nnss' email r'ssf r'aa1t an tst
laftl.atafs eco application Isfy Hras
~ Mfarf ltaF1 ni1E
$50 tales ths beti uaYinF ff4lt anI ssF~f-
ahIr Store ln sifF ssrfstatnE De- clean and
rev. aud fhs iaeatisu is fha best EsFs
Afes q ktarl BOZ hids
~ 49,. $50 ~ ~" 49, !,
BE-. aHIs A. ~. ssrh fiarff. ffk.fy y,....
Feft 4. sfa Rgt-~ -. tattrr. -. - -,
sH.fr.r 80 fiar 90 .....f. ~. e.ttte- -
might 81 = ssr4is- r. sea asa.t fatset
ftsr. go ~. So. =. ~, ~ ~E'
uHE0oT MUTUAL W0Mg aocirTY.
....... -.
49,. i. 49, - 10 ~ hii.l-
1919 10 'fffF irsirft corner - terms
,4s.. az ...
49, go. ~
- - '..sihs -
,.,., ,-.rf,,t, ,...,s.. .-,,.-... -.....-...
49, =. ~. ~.
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WORK. mo men with small capital soc
Lloyd. Hrlscoc a Lloyd about buiidtng
your homes. 81 Hinckloy block
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mEfi' WANttn MNin AN
IafMAf


r'ssassi ofr.s 81 uriI. All position.
IH au lines GOA rIss uaw iEea
fAeiFie rm4 Once. 800 20 ave. fur
nlshes bees hria 'n ESQ., taH up Maii
80 hu krfTa Msf
ron HENr-uot st.s
POS asst t.tfa.s 81 fuHfa Goa =
osVrn. ido YssI-r ssy rosrasst6 =
FoH uENr--Itnt sEtkrIrING
HousIs
NnfNGkN wi1Ng Ftatar. usuI4 paurfssf
ss'H aHi f'@.r'r iIEhis 49, frrrHth atr
ron nTNr-oTrtCT~
FoR NHN i'e's reum. sta Gee y tsis.
rh'as % HiarsisF tiHek
Eon RENr-F-t RNisnru uooas
Hnrkt. aENE,-A
GO s1,s' Ave sut es0ets Ht
'ean Ha1HF. t'aHIfaftaIl-
Nealas - - rsy ~ wsrs
is0s, FtHHr sNNNrr
oEsNn PAcfPtr unrFf. ftts 49,, 49,.
rFtrss ~efsrsis
ron ssir-FupNIrrRn
'so f, -. t.sti,sf, = isaa'. az. n.
ron s.tr.-nIsol;ttAvnors
nARuA twH
y-u want sAtooNR ctaAn rrg,pva
-, hANrH NnrNGn f1fslfwa
iot#ss al aad ssasniHs eas 49, Ne
ssstefs 8" W
buys f.usrh csust's I, p...,.... 49,.
sharing ~ p@f daF at.5s.s ~ 49,. '''
snoo
hsvs ass - 'ss ersi iosaef srs psy,-r
- IN city. s-afa e p@aaie So
eAsh. baisnrs 90 '~rrHs
Buys ons - ne t.sst IaestsA as r~.t-r
CiEas NfrFss in riss. ss3ea srs r.s,.--
wiI iareira tileo
,i.s
Tssss corner 10. s6siea .nh ,--- .-.,
err cstfaEs. cement sissmafk s4-.y 49,
water. oashait rash sstsrr. ss-sss
.trF.,
Bsys rssrs -.astss-' -.st.s- .- -.,.. 49,.
roe 3 tfs-sa s-.tb ~ 49,. -
lot, s9riso. iiieo balance terms
-
rs~ a--. fs -.-.t.f. ~ A..
ts-f lr Eiar -...-,y ~ $3.50
~ Eantrraiam ts.l ias.i s.t T. 49,. 49,.
hHa vine mania srs stfra 80
"a ven easily
,..,....--.- APPLY
~ t''Etsf tttF p
FHpNE FINK ifJa
rgtw
So. r,..f - - - -
Inf-rsst yGii
90 ooo regr new reati hzus+s i-f tnn,
ts1 mo1rfH ta ever uaY an nsaffaarf.
- est Nlnth aH8 Teeth aFaaues r1.si
800 e.ss,. ,,s ~, s.. ,
ra-.ns rssb H., h ,s.-I. Il, - NJ, ~
~, ao.t-l 800 80 ~, 10
arn
In fsrsa1.4f f.4 -ra.f.f ss4-.t. tl1s
ag.u.r
vfgs-fisrg ra~h Ave tt41 Tie a so,tso a.,
PAUL LAND
gr1pgE 81 GALE
str fs-.el me-
,,.,..
OiIpl' p rEs. ~ t,h'nF. irafn Taarau
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TIMER LANDS

ANYONE desiring timp~r claims wnali -
wall ~ cali eos WashluEtop Bag
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TAKE FtII"
- '.atirsi l.ao's q. ii - ~ o. t.f a.
s-ii lat arr
wANrt p-rAuTNtn
Wan thi tirf ant s.ufs aafa-r ia 81
established taah tasIHras daifrs easily
isarns1 Harr r.arf ~ so a-r arah f18
fsauurf faftiHulsfs 10 furttf-5 uia.h
WANTED Haiarf aa1 sttfse partner 81 aa
srtahilshr1 cash tit.nsss. duusa easIi5
tshftff sHfv Tfart ~ So fff uart faBl
tsaaifri rafftuiafs 20 ufaAi~y
ntNEs AN MINING
I3t hit"k N4rE QtirhritNiE
hl.lft COMPANY NOTICE To
~ hit'iufith uF ANNrAl. MI.I.g
Norirr o. HrltEnY GIVEN has h.
frsHlaf anrHal needing af thr stnr AhaIasfa
~ fhs ht-ArN rTE QutckHiI.Nllt
MiNiSu rlwI'ANF oil - tsis I'd iF-
ibih iar - Arui ia12 si ihs haat - tsa
'fe o. 90. at ffe principal Orc - ihe
aiAnf faafns - brrirf Haftaa iaaaA
ttl'hF ffHrf ~ fuet astHar saath aHa
W1sh.Hsian street Hestfie Wasf .aEtaa. ~
ths f.4ftaf7 - eirEfaH A.Afn af rtr
fAa'fr' - sH'a ttfatanr. q" t.l1 CREE
taf ore fear from saif aafr sut arffi ft-ff
a't.teasafs ere elected aa1 aaaurrf eos 80
Ste tfaaahrflHn " rHrh afHef hHstNeaa a.
MAJ fftssrfif a'use iefaFe u.r mrftiar
iatei sf seattle. WashiaEfHn ttia i5th
MAnIos uDwAnns
IuE rturiIrY MfNfsa a NtfILNg go
10 q rsfnpaa5 tne..fls.frfra araff tna tass
~ the sfafH ~ ~ astlrftan aH8 us~n fa
ntert'Eatan - srl inisrestri. 49, hasi.
fE-a tHaneea UfHHH
go raasrf ususiar
wiiHpN a 90. nirrs ass HtHinr stocks
AiA itnretFF 1s4aiinr Tei Matn H2i.
on
ala caratsst rtaas a. tag ud ans tae1-
ilHr is fruH thH uiFmlf oH rs HIg a4
eve isi. Mait 49, t'ra eaaI ~ sasA
ftNANtiAL
rrEn ~ MERRITT
T1rsHr'ai Aseat
MONEY i7aar1 90 rlraf4rr. isras rhat
tris 3 reg .erf. rsrHFa tfanaa .Glsrs rss..
r8srUai FfvA Mrs.ag. so WasblnHtas
taIluag Wsin ioap
COLLATERAL. HANK Uraua "a Hc-.n
usr iaH"a ca anr gqad collateral
itr Fhrftf
aurafs LYMAN B. kNArr 90 rfalisr
vs. AIfHh%rn h.u1Ht ard saIA Msfttsaa
tahelr,ar. Watuai lAfe tiH
ANrI.n-HrAL ESTATE
WANTED
3 srfrH vita snal Hasss aHa other lm
pfaffn1fni nrar raf inr rs-ih o. east
So sffv3. esi 500 ga ttspo.
JAMES Is SMILEY
Narrn - Fafs Deposit uaniinE.
ron sAtr-nAII.AHn REAL
ESTATE
LOTS an sasY 'sfra ,iase ih
~ nrsr uafrr frHhI sect edo Eairnan
taa. 80 nu aa rasf frtraa
tl n Campbell.
~. TailH-an Ave- ballard
Atf. Aftruff. AT LAW
htE|h fIff A. criminal ard HaHaaHH
ra'@s a sreriaI'1. itallsf hia-t Main ca
TWO .afH r Ballard an paIl q near a.
eve fNn HrferRl6 a F4aEsf. Ift
MHuan at wstr ffpa
ron NtT-tirN HENL ESTATE
rir1 gARpENR
Five rrrrruY. within " minutes ride q,
ua' business center
tets IN payments ~ g. meath. Win IA.
irf'ai 81 arr cent
Tho rfrsrnt Hnis ~ cIty Gardens r. one %
tio most nafHH.H events nf tho year lr
real estate cirelet ths property D. - 81
" lHw. Tho addition ia rlraor1. Frlh.
hsi and arHerr1 ready ia huua on Tho
smallest IHf Ia AiEie1 frff HuI che lars.
rai Nnai.n The aoil b. hrat .UisFa prIf.
81 are from tino fa E2po rn payments ~
- WNntH. with Interest Ht per cent
FaH q. IA y. TO- slaf
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hiSSo,MLEN a WELLS. Reuerai contractor
-, :. s.art-h BOYD hld. Tel. Maln $50
a. SMITH, carpenter & builder. res
'uehee Rosa, Phone, Black b4a2.
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ABsTR ACTORS
OEf1RSE. TREhiPER a co. Inc. Al
Htrart Cos. established 1888. basement Of
eisim abstracts. basement of thu Mui
taal Life buifiing.
BOOTH wHITTIEsKY- HANF0Rn Alb
aract Co.. established seq. basement or
Baiisr block Telephone. Main lNf-
SEATTLE Abstract Co. y. Y BLOCK
AHCHITFaTs
JOHN GilAHAM, as0-32i GLOBE blk. Tel
james 222l.
p W HoUGHToN. 4ls-4i7 collins.
ATToRNENs At LAW
j. A. kELLoGG ai2 washington buiidine
a. e. MACDONALD. 4p Hurke buildiug
LYMAN D. KNAPP. 10 Hailer hundlnE
PRANK B. WRESTLING. Boston block
W. -. LAMRUTH eos-s Pacific block
PIERRE =. FERRY. aSo burke block.
q. WARD KENT. 49, Burke building
LEpiY a EWING nnmaFe suits sre-
claliy. no New York block phone Red Al
AtCTIoNEEHs
AUCTION and commission mouse bancroft
ana STAN. secondhand gocds bought and
SOLO ueN leather gooda. Will sell or ex-
changc az half price COS PIKE street n
g. STAN. Etncral auctioncer Tel, clay tss
r. q. RiCKERTON. gcpcai ucutionrvr
1919 first aNeuuc,
JOS MARTIN. general auctlaneer. g2ia
hirHt ave. uhnna OAK T4h
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

fT1V flnli-ar ard homestead locailoHa call
Room -. Hinckisr block
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HE FIRST NATIONAL BANK O
EEATTTE
CASH KEOI,Tliss

AGO CASH REGlsTER- For an Kinds
business, high grade total adding. ne
- advertisement costs the least. sales
iooWs, 10 Fust ave- south 5,f,stts
Northern hotel 'f''e''e
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f.e's IN payments ~ e. a maath. win IN.
trrrat 81 ser cent
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ron sAft-uAIIAHD REAL


Five rrrrruv. within y minutes ride o,
tse tatneas center
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PRICES $40. $500. si25 and $40
TERMS SO AND g. PER MONTH

nREpns. LEnoLp & co.
HONE. JAMES 252G s26 tsT AVE
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foH Asst ..tta.s 81 Is fs.ats. sni 81
fsts tHisa cor ura. sis nAMUa a
oHhth. fon NaaIrf HHy fuHfna
FoH uENr--ItnI sEkEErINo
HuusIs
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IA uAfwH
y g~u waHf HAffaDsa oman H.r,.n,sls
80. RANTS. NnrNIM fBfs4fwts
,iou#sa eall aaa ssArniaa eas fss We
80 fRleka g suit al fisss 81 !.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-03-22

the latter the Carson river, flows, and
in the sinks lowest part lies the Car
son lake, body of still water Of
sufficient extent to consume the over
flow from Lake Humboldt and The reg
ular inflow from Carson river.
When the Central Pacific Railroad
was constructed through that country,
about twenty-five years ago, some en-
terprising men conceived the idea of
building a dam across the lower end
OF Humboldt lake or sink and i'm
pounding the waters of the wet season,
50 as to drive stamp mill throughout
the year. What they actually discov-
cred was that when the level of The
lake was raised by that dam the water
backed up in such manner as to in
crease the area of the lake, and hence
the amount of evaporation. Very lit
tie water flowed out. The failure Of
the plan illustrates the delicate balance
that exists in state of nature he
tween the evaporation per year, or
other unit of time, and the quantity of
water which flows down in the rivers.
THE abandonment of the much
talked-of engineering plans for flood
ing the Sahara Desert from the Medi-
terranean is due to the same rcaliza-
ton. a canal to accomplish much
would have to be large enough to carry
a great river. Nothing less than the
Mississippi system, or possibly the
Amazon, would have great effect in re-
claiming the Sahara or saturating the
atmosphere enough with moisture to
affect the amount of rainfall locally.
The two great results sought in the
flooding of the Sahara were an increase
in the area of arabic land, by raising
the level of the ground water, and an
amcIioration of the climate, by charg-
ing the atmosphere with the moisture
from evaporation.
"Thc~c is a very interesting phe-
nom@ron, Known as the sea mills of
CephG !onia, which was made sub
iect of special study by w. o. Crosby,
a Boston geologist. There the sea
litera lily flows into the land-the only
plac" on tho face of the globe that |
know q where such a thing occurs
Cood-siZed streams flow into caverns
in the island so steadily that mills have
been built upon their banks to utilize
the power. They have flowed from
time immemorial"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-03-22

bone for being a mere article tn af-
ford excitement to the sut,erstitions of
the young being DESTROYED bv the cold
proposition of a buyer to nav money for
them In haiflhiilieh Lots ibera is no
telling where the thing yin end. Down
! in the swamps of the Tennessee river,
where the natives like corn pone and
turnp greens. there is tradition that
Il peculiar breed Of hogs has been de-
veloped to provide the smoked iowI.
without which turnip greens. corn
pore and buttermik are like the mint
julep without the extracted essence of
the ridge grown corn.
This hoS, SO II Is said by those who
have penetrated that section. is nearly
an JoWl, tlit, .poItl0n of the animal be
ing developed probably somewhat like the
wings of the bird were becausn there was
need for it. The discovery thai the
wishbone has commercial value. who
knows, may result in the chickens of the
near future turning their attention to the
cultivation of larger and finer shared ones
and breed or barnyard fowls with eX-
ira finely developed wishbones may be
coming to fill the commercial demand.
mere Is hotnlnS on earth equal to that
same commerclal demand for developing
things, from the quick fattenng porker
to the writer of funny poetry. If there
is sale and the price to be paid will JUS
tfy the trouble the porker will be pro-
duced, ana the poetry, too, why not the
wiShbone?
The wishbone sales, however. have
stirred up lot of Speculation not so
much in wiShboncS as in the minds of the
old foSies. There IS one particular bone
of the chicken that, like the wishbone,
has had its place In the world because OF
its connection with superstition. Pos
sibly it IS correct to call the rites and be
lief in voodooism superstition. and it
IS in connection with these that the par
ticular chicken bone is used
Among the Voodoo doctors of the south
this bone has long been held in favor, ami
ii has had a corresponding power of Gre
ating cold chills among the darkies who
are not among the practicers of the
strange rites. This bone is taken from
the WING of the chicken and in the hands
of the expert voodoo doctor it can be
made to perform strange fcats. one of
these is to dance when the doctor is on
there is no connection between the two
except the mystic communication that
makes the bone respond to the commands
of the mind of the voodoo doctor
1t would not be surprising if when the
market demand for such bones has been
safely established there should be a call
for thousands of wingbones from differ
ent parts of the earth, the region of the
Congo river in South Africa being the
great mart If the voodoo doctors of Al
RIGA, the gulf states and the West Indies
want the bones the Chicago chicken deal
ers will doubtless furnish them by the
carload or larger quantities if necessary,
and at a price that, though reasonable to
the purchaser, will add to the total value
of the hens of the United States per-
centage that will be very satisfactory to
the growers of fowls.-Chicago Chronicle.
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taken Toniko-Tea / can eat and sleep
better than | have for long time, and
that tired feeling has left me. 1t tones
and invigorates the entire nervous sys-
TEN, and would cheerfully recon-
mend it to all as good blood purifier.
Yours respectfully,
Mrs. ]. r. NELSON.
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Berlin overhead and underGrolhu 49,
tric railway began carrying passengers
and for the first two days douDie IsiS
were charged. the proceeds beng uevo.su
to the foundation OF an ala Iahd ioi '"-
employees.
The recent excursions of Santos Du-
mont over the Mediterranean at Monac
were more satisfactory in showing the
manageability of his airship than the arp
in which he won the Deutsche prize o.
rounding the Eifel tower.
In recent experiments with a Submerged
bell for signaling to ships from danger
Gus coasts an S0O-pound bell was struck
with 50-pound weight falling one foot.
The sounds were startlingiy distinct on
board vessels one mile away.
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d. Bangor { AroOstoOk
~ RAILROAD.
IT, Arrangement Of Trains
IN Effect 0ct. IA 1901

IT, Arrangement OF Trans
Pullman BUFFET Parlor Cars. between
Caribou and Bangor on trains leavina
Caribou at els A NJ. and Bangor NJ Su
LEAVE Portland. ito ?. "a: Augusta.
l LIZ, a NJ; Matervi,lls, Ss =; "a; 81 Ban
M; Brownville. $40 A. M: Katahdin
Iron Works, 100 A. M.: Norcross. s2s A.
NJ; Millinocket. 952 4 a.. sherman,
Io.45 A; M. Patren, H-i0 A, NJ: Island
NJ; Marsardi.. Joa r M: : Ashland, Lso
p. NJ; Houlton, Il. 16 +. M: Bridgewater,
LOO p; NJ Pressure Isie. LBS AZ Car
Van Buren,. 400 2. Nj limestone, 800 P:
M: Fort Fairfield. 215 p M: Dover and
Foxcroft, 300 A. NJ; GuiTford. 9.34 A. Nj. /;
Monson, 1913 A. M; Greenvills. 1880 A
LEAVE Portland. IO.2s A. M: Augusta,
1885 Y. M; Waterville, 3L20 F. M: Bangor,
BIS z. M; Arrive Brownvilie. 4.F P. M. /;
Norcross, 5.43 Z. NJ: SMiltnocket. 5.57 P.
p Ms isia Pfes TaS sa III T aou caPbSu
10l5 T. NJ; Fort Fairfield. 1906 z. NJ.
1 sor, AS T a.; BroGnSiis. s.i5 p. NJ
Guilford. I'D P. NJ; Greenviile: $50 P; NJ
2.4o ?. NJ; GTeenvilie. $50 a NJ: Monson
Junction. 6.25 a M: Guilford. 6.42 A M
Dover and FoXcroft. 100 A. ID; katah-
din Iron Works, Gu A. M: Brownvills,
7.20 A. NJ; Lagrange. 500 A. NJ.
ARRIVE Bangor, $50 a. A.
LEAVE Fort Fairfield. SO A. M. Car
ibou, els A. NJ; Presque Isle. 6.42 A. N.
Houlton. $50 A. M: Ashland. 100 A. N.
Masardis, 725 A. M; Smyrna Mills. S.A
a. M; Island Falls 9iI A. NJ; Patten,
sos A. M: Sherman, $40 A. M: Mill
nocket, 1928 A. NJ; Norcross, 1853 Il. Nj.
Brownville, u.S2 A. NJ, Arrive Bangor,
LOS T.. M; Waterville, 3.0S Z. M; Au-
Susta. $50 +. Nj. Portland, 5.3S p. NJ.
LEAVE Caribou. lis a. NJ: Van Blu
rem. 1000 A. Nj; New Sweden, l1.02 A. M.
Limestone, $50 A. NJ: Pressure Isle, u. Id
+. M; Fort Fairfield. lie A. Nj: Bridge
water, 1856 +. M; I.oui.-.l. ga d;
Island Fails. 500 p. M; Patten,. 2.55 P
M; Sherman, 32j 7. NJ; Millinockef,
4.16 L. M; NUrcross. 40 T.. M.
Katahdin iron Works. AIS p Ill.
Brownvlle, $50 p. M: Lagrange. 6U7 p.
M; Greenvile 3s5 =. NJ: Mouson. 90
J. M: Gmlford, AL +. M; Dover AID
Foxcroft 5.t5 T. NJ; Arrive Bangor. Ia
r. M; Watenille. $50 I. M: Augusta
1913 L. M; Portland, LIS A. M.
GEO. NJ NOUGHTON,
Traffic Manager
w. NJ. BROWN.
Superintendent.
BANGOR Oct 10 1901
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