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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-21
Mrbeitem uebersett.

Die ahtitinoige 9agesarbeit bat
feine 8ebeutune fir iene tleiren,
unermiiolihen Nrbeiter - fir DIR.
Kings New Life Pills. WilIio=
men bacon lino Sag unb Maht BE-
ihdftiat nit ben 6eilen BON unoer=
oaulihfeit, 8ilipiitdt, Berltopfune,
franfbaftem &upfihmerS uno allen
Wagenz, Sober, unb &ieren=2eioen.
Sic hetlen ibnea mo permanent
uno lino leidt uno angenebm 81
nehmen. Sour 25 Gents BEL s.
Safer &Sobn. Sep. s.. S. Sbmitt,
@iaentbumer, unb 90. DreiB.
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9as "A" uao Der gSler

iteaen Die 6auoels= N,arse Der Gns
beuier@8 uihs 8rauerei in ST. Qouis,
Wto., Dor. 0ieies 3eihen = iueEn
eS als etiquette auf 0ea Tlaiden
lbrer uerldieoenen @ebrdue err
lheint = itebt fir Geinbeit uno
8oblaeldmad be8 betrefenoeu Sn.
baltes o~erielben.
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Sc 8.

Die @alpeitpn 8remina CONF
PAM" bat iih NIT einem &apital
BON $500. 900 inforppriren laiien.
Die unternebmer 1tno: Noplpbus
8uib, S. 9. &lem, ct. 2ouis, 9.
Nboue, y. $. Heters, $. Wilfens,
@afueiton.
Die ,Genter Boint @oler
Wtias Company" BON Center Boint,
&apital $40. 900. bat einen Sreibrief
erlangt.
= @puoerneur 6apers eraannte
Die fHeenoen &eeenten fir Die Sano=
fertieteitsldute fir Wdod)en: q. s..
Worlorioge, g. 50. @rubbs, s. sc.
Ouslep, S. q. 6ann, MrS. 6elen
M. 6oobaro, Mtrs. 8irbie Mobert=
ion uno WliB gleanpr Bradenrioge.
Dieter 8ermaltungsratb balt am 2.
Ipril in Denton feline erfte Ser
iammlung ab.
= Sn Solge Der biGi9en Oelfeuez
rune peroen Die StraBen BON Cor
pus gbrifti pom L. Mdrs ab Die
gauge @abt binourb erleuhtet fem.
Ser an Der @arcitos, Is Weilen
BON Gictoria entfernt nobnenoe Nn<
ton 8iibof, lit i'm Sitter bon 88 Sab
rem geitorben. @r tparen in BADEN
geboren uno manoerte 1914 elm.
- Die 8aumnouiamer, : Wiible
in gorlicana lit elm Raub Der Slant
men eemoroen. Der 8erlult BON
$3.50. 900 lit ourh cine 8erliberung
BON $l25. 900 aeoedt.
- SIM 2ano 9epartement 81
Nuitin eingen felt benz eriten Sep=
TENDER peraangeuen SabreS $751;
600.09, fir &aufseloer, 3inien uno
Habt auf Sbuudnoereien elm. Die
Summe miro Dem Sbulfpno. iber.
lbrieben.
< Der SbItaarten bes Or. 90.
sc. Walis bel HoGoale, Der 200
junae Sbitbdume entbielt, lit -ourh
0aIen, Die Die 8dume benagten, fait
9dnSlih 5eritDrt moroen.
= Sn Beaumont miro bic gtabliz
rune elmer 8apierfabrif angereet.
Nae meientlihen grforoerniiie: biqi=
ges SeuerunQsmaterial, Wafer,
6etsftrub uno 9umpen &C., iiuo porz
banoen.
= Sames $. @ens, @orliber oes
bempfratilben Staats= @recutiu@& oz
mites, bot cine 8eriammlung oeS
&omites auf Den 81. Sebruar in
Dallas einberufen, um Nngeleeen.
beiten besii9lib Der Wabl 81 be-
lpreden.
- 8Dn Corpus gbriiti miro be-
rtftet. oaB Die Sarmer in Der bortt=
gen @egenb u%orldufa geniiseno &es
gen baben.
Cine gang eieentblm(ide &lage
Fat S. @. Bailey BON Geleite eesen
Die Brauerei in Dallas erboben.
Baileg faufte in 1900 uno 1901 BON
Der Brauerei Quantitdten zines &c
trdnfes, bas bic Marfe rWauteiba"
uno Dallas Comic" trug uno auf
bent gtitett als vuihtberauibeno"
be5ei9net ruuroe. Geleite liegt in
einem 2Dcal : Option : Oiltrift, e5
puroen i'm @ountuaeribt pierSebn
&lagen eeaen i'm pe9en uebertre,
tuna bes .@eiebes einaebraht, mo-
our6 inn 8elos uno 3eituerluit ents
itano, auBeroem muroe er ms @es
fdngniB 9ebradt uuo fir all oieies,
iopie Die erlittene Sdmah perlan9t
er bon Der Grauerei $6, $50.
-IGraat fiir ben ueltberubmten
6. S. Blante 8affee, gu baben bel
Gus. @. 5abE.
903 Oitz0 ouitou<S traBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-21
aeine Mub, bel Som uns Madt

baben, fpie 4epDseIo, niele Menihen, ober
aus ernfterer uriabe. Sic leiben an
9dmorrboiben, b. Nber9eihwilite, uelr
he austreten, aber bas Symptom zines
inneren 9eibens iinb. Seshalb niibt aud
oas Sdneiben ODER Brennen Der @es
ibpilite nihts, bic bas Symptom
entferneli. 0ie &ranfbeit ielbt fann nur
burh Stuhladpfben beIonoerer 9eilttaft,
Die I an ben Sip bes 2eibens einfIbrt,
furirt tperben. Diele 3dpfhen beiBen
MnateIis. unb ibiden cine Strobe babpu
P. Neustaedter & Co., Box 1916, New
York. Sonit in alien MpDtbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-21
8. Sdcnermcper's Tamilienaarten

erfreut iih megen ieiner ausgeseids
neten &ii6e oe8 beiten 8ufeS bel
91eiigen uno< Jremoen uno miro
oementlpredeno BON sSreuncen elmer
auten oeutid)en Soft itarf patroniz
iirt. Delifateiien Der Gaiion ents
lpredero. Wlhereiprooufte aner
Nrt. SIN Saloon finoet man itets
friId]es 8ier. CUTE Weine. 2iquDre
uno @tanrren. Sbeuermener's ssas
kindergarten lit elm @rbDlungsplas
eriter 8leiie.
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Sebt tit Die 2ett

@uren 8orrath bon 6~euerbD(s fir
ben 8inter au5uidloffeu. Nir boben
oas bette lie bier Dfferirte 6ol8 aus
Rnuno 6of an Der Sd. Sc. & 9.
8abn. Ma6t Cure 8eitellung.
9elepbon 81.
6uniet W0oo COMPANY,
q. q. fSitdl, General ManaQer,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-21
Gpesiat Iptis.
s(u1Sas 0ub[ifmm, Die ,S6ielb

stn>bas 9ublifnm, Die ,S6ielbs FOE
tent 5ireprDof & 8uiIbina Continuation.
@ir ben%adhridhtigen Sic, oaB mir bereit
limb, ale @e6du6e feueriider gu madlen
unb beoulprucben, ogs iidlerite, ftdrfite,
leirhteIte uno bili9ite feteriibere Spitem
gu 6oben, oas es Qiebt. geir MAIDEN ole
Gilen< uno StabisSalten, 8atb uno Sduz
len feueriicher, 10 ouB fein giien Ooer
Sta9l Dem 6euer ~aus8eieBt it,. llnier
9nferinitem fam .nirbt iibertrofen !uers
ben. 9tadh j%a6relangen grf9hrpngcn nit
anberen Spitemeu uno nadloem mir be-
rem 6ebler in 8e5ug auf 5t0rte unb
8auerbaftieteit ertount haben, huben mir
elm Spiteut sulammeu9eitelt, bas fir ane
0iejeni9en lid 0 Sort9eil ertueiieu
miro, bic prioate pber bfentlidIe feuere
fete @e6duoe erridten. @ir legeu Jest
oa8 SuItem in Der Carnegie = 8ibliotbet
an uuo laoen Sic Elm, bic Metbooe Der
&ouitruttiuu in Nueeuidein SIT nebnteu.
~NdltuHg8opu:
P. 7. SHIELDS, President.
q uEVNCc n..u N
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-21

@ Salf. Cement, Sano, 8ad=
feline, feuerfeite Steine uno 9bon-
3beer uno Nspbaltpapier, Dadpappes
Cheer uno Gspbalt. Del. T~erpentin,
Sarben, GlaS &c. &c. itets porr1tbie
bel s. IS. 9teimaln, BOG Oits
Commences traBe. 9ieoriee 8reiie,
glite Woare lotpIe CUTE uno reele
8eoienuna weroen garantirt.
Ie[ephpn 410A
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-21
Grfnriionen Der 5. g. .=gabu
Die ~angegcbenen Saten bc;ei@nen bic Der
fanis.Iage Der 8iaette.

Sad Sarebp, Ser., ant 81. Sebruar;;
Geoent~Seier George 8aibin9tpns.
9Sah @aco, Seq, am 20. uno 81.
6ebruor: Green's Decentralization.
9saD Salfas, Ser., am IL. uno u.
5ebrunr: Solfs- 8artei~8pnpentiDn.
Narb Nem Srleams, Sa., bonn 5. biz
10. 6ebruar: Marbigras.
Sir Dbiee 9aten tper6eu nie6rige gr<
cu,iiDnss9iaten in &raft Iein. @e9en al
len @iu6elbeiten tueroe man lid6 aefals
Iiait on 8. s. 8riee,
O. q & E. 81, S. & 8. sc. st. 81.
9ateitine, Seras.
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Son grOBem ghlbell fiir lero0ie
Qeute.

Malt-Nutrine miro Neruens2eie
benoen Defenders empfubten. SIS be-
rubigt bic 9eruen uno iid]ert 10 Dem
2eioenoen einen guten, rubioen
Shlaf. @s miro rtur BON Der
Iubeuier=8uih 8rauerei III at.
9ouis, Oio.. heroeItellt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-21

Sic baben erit oas 8idtiee,
menn Sic fab Hunts Lightning
Oil gegen Sdnitt= uno 8ranomun=
ben, Sbrammen. aufeeiprunsene
6aut II. a. anidoHen. Sc lit oas
interchangeable uno beilfraftiafte
Wtittel ierner Irt. @iro earantirt.
8reis 25 uno so Gents.
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Soutberm asaciFic Sabm.

Nad) Netu Orleans. 9puHpn unb Sal.
peitOn td9lib. ...l2:00 Ntittays.
&ocb 81 8olo, GalifortHen unb MeIifo
900 &orm.
Necb 9oro~gercs, ct. gouts unb gbieas
90 (Katy Flyer ........8:15 Wbenbs.
-Nnfnnt t..
Son Noroe2ela8, ct, 9puis unb Chicago
(katy Flyer. .........8:30 MDr9en5.
Son Nefu Orleans, SDutDn unb 8ats
pelton t19ltG. ............4:45 9ahm.
Son 81 Baip, Californian un0 MteTifD
7:30 Whenhs.
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@rnuoeisentbnms . llebertrasmmsem.

Sermann st. yenib an Tbeooor
ABR, @runoitild an Centre. Str,
$1,250.
Nrel Weerid)eibt on Mrs. 9ate
Guerrero. @runbitiid on Sio<Napi.
oao< Str, 5000.
IS. .. 8erano an Sobn Msut6
uno Iueuit Shier, 2 @ruubitude
an Bere5s Str, $500.
s.. Is. b. Struue an Imanba Ste
pes, @runoitid oil Npenue 6. 5000.
s. q. Stieren on y. u. &oori=
eues, @runoitlf OH 2opes Str.
$3.50.
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GiicnbaDn JaDr=Ylan.
s. & O.. %. 8ubu.

~
gfaeb alien AorosS era5. 9unften
...7.30 Sorm.
gtah ct. 2puis, Meinpbts unb benz
Often 1870 WfittaQS.
9tocb 8acp, 0orbsSeras, Santa Sc unb
6rtsco>8unften .........8. Is Mbenbs
gtacb ct. 9outS unb benz Often 800
gtnd] 4areoo un0 0tericD 900 &Drm.
Nnfunft.
Son ct. 9ouiS unb Dem Oiten. 7.3o &Drm.
Son NDrb<2eras, Santu Sc uno Nriscpz
Bunttert S.45 SDrm.
GOn localen Yunften .......6. 80 Hochu1.
Son ct, 9ouis uno Dem Often IL 40 Nbos.
Son 2arebD unb Merito. -. IL. 10 9achm.
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g. u. & u. %. 8ann.
u B b t,

40 q q II
Nad galoeitDn, 5onfon unb guero tags
-...s-S,UU SUIfi.
Na9 Corpus gbrifi, Mranins Bah unb
BeepiIe tdalib ..........9 uhr 8Drm.
uno 2:20 Gncbm,
Wad 8Drnc unb 9errniae, tdslib. -.
$3.50 8orm.
Nnfunft.
Spn @afbeton. Spuiton unb Guero tdes
tioj.-.. = sOU AUtlUS-
Spn Corpus @briti. Grauias 8uB uno
seepiae tdalib @odbm.
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va. 6. q 3. 8asss.
Nbfahrt.

N~bfabrt.
giab @aeu, Scot 8ortb. Dallas. &anies
Gitb, ct. 2ouiS unb Chicago, t6elid],
(S.a & q. IS. Depot. 1880 Mprgens.
Mad Waeo, Sort @ortb, 9alas &c. {npm
Sunfete0epot) ..........8 Sis Nbenbs.
Mnfunt t:
Son Chicago, st. Qouis, &anias gitb,
Dallas, Sort 8Drtb unb @aco. tdslib
(Sunlet Sep0t) .........6 $50 8prm.
Son @acp, Sort @prtb, 9alla8 &c. (S.
VI. & u. IS. 9epDt) $50. 9:25 Mbetl6s.
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P. 7. SHIELDS, President.
J. P. HAYNES, Gen'l Manager.
0ehmet @ascarets.

Candy Cathartic" beilt 8erfopfuns
auf ieoen 6aG. 10 uub % Cts. @enn
&C. C. c." bic @irtung oerfebteu, luirb
bas @el6 auriidoeae6en.
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MOrgan Gun 6iidl= II. EIeiidzM lartt

Treoino Noe, 5pilden Maia= uno
Militdr 8la5a, Sslephpn 81 bat
ftets ale Sorten bon Jilden, Mu=
itern, Wilt uno bas bette friide
Jleiid). Mfod)t Cure geltellunaen
brett ooer per 9efepbun. Nne Nnfs
rdee nerOen prompt ausgeflbrt uno
Die Mrtlfel frei abqeliefert.
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Mab Monterep, Mer., uuo
5uriid am 81. uno %. Gebruar. nur
$3.50. Gabrt pia S. & g. Sc &
Werican NatiDnal : Bahn.
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Ser Cine fiibrte Elm 9itof, Der Gin.
oere eineu Sabel. Der 8ampf murbe
oaourb beenoet. baB Der 8iitClens
ldiibe ieinen @eaner ourd) ben Nrm
ibrB, Sin @r3t muBte Die &uael
eutferuen.
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Hunts Cure lift fein minoer.
nertblges 8rdparat; es BELT tbat=
lddlid Suden, 6ingmurm. eczema,
( letter uno ale abnlihen 0aut= Sranfs
beiten. Sin geraoesu munoerbares
Nfittel. Miro earantirt. Breis %
uno so Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-21

Tsro. Staffcl. 33i goit Com.
MERGE StcoBe. Selo- uno @arten.
Sdmereien Itefs friid. @inter 3urs
0at8. 9tn99en uu0 Serfte fir @in-
ter Ba}tare. Pratts Food ssir Rferbe,
8abe ur0 6atuer. 9as bette Wtittel
um 0itbner leQen 81 mohen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-21

Sic baben mod niernals lire
8irfuua oerfeblt uio meroen es
oub in Der 3utuuft nidt. = 8as?
Cheatham's Laxative Tablets -
oas geite, nm @rfdttHua in 8iirse
81 beilen. Sa6rt lie bel grh in oer
@eitentaide; itets gum Gebrauh
fertig. 8eroen garautirt. 8reis
% @ents.
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0mif ghpre ganu.
Mba BRIT.

Ibfabrt.
|@afb 5todoate, tdalih, 1850 8orm,
Nnfun t.
Bon 5todbale, taalid, 1900 Natln,.
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gam Mntpnin & 2aranioe
YaR 8ahn,

int 8arten=0 titrift oes Staates. @e=
lunobeit uuo 9linta uulbertroffen.
8iaige 2anoereien fir Gen Farmer.
Warftgdrtner, Sbit= uno 8iebShGter.
Wegen @inSelbeiten menbet@ud an
6. S. Mfartin, g.. s. g.,
San Mntonio, Teras.
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9r. Games 8. Simbleg,
5idsz @ebduoe
Specialiit fit giaie, sails II. Obr.

Spre6 Stunoen bon 10-12 uhr
Sormitta9s. 3-5 ubr 0aGmittaes.
Sonntoes: BON l0-1l l1br &orm.
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SiiOweitteras miiui6t Gud)

@enn SIR Cub ireenonu nieoer.
laiien uollt, tbut es entlans Der Sic
ME Der
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ten. Ser @runogeoanfe Der friiber
eineereihten. leiber uereeblihen @i;l=
eahen, nur oDaie metbooildl por9e=
biloete uno ltrena milienibaftlih er=
soeene Mdohen Dem afaoemiihen
Stuoium s%uSufuhren, miro aud bier
in Ieinem eansen umIanee feltgebals
ten; bud) mill Der Gertin utter ben
obmaltenoen Gerbdltnilier, olerz
bines iebr uneern, sundbit BON Der
@rrid]tung eines neunflaIii0en @pms
naliumS abieben, fteat aber nun Die
Sitte, in &0ln prDbetpeiie biz sur
oefinitiuen Gegelung be8 b0bcren
Sbulluelens einen uuf leds Sabre
bertbeilten apmnolialen 4ebroaug
einridten gu oiirfen. oeiieu u%nterlte
8lolie Sitern 1902 erDffuet perhen
foil uno gu Dem Mdohen i'm Qlter
uDn 5m0lf 5obren an SuaelaIien mers
ben oirfen.
- Die gooenlee 9ampierflutte
beitebt 9egenwdrtig aus s baoilhen,
7 baurlihen. 6 DiterreibilAen, 8
miirttembereilhen unb 6 Oampfern
Der ihrpei5eriIben 3orooItbabn. Die
9nmpfbootueruoltuna fir ben uns
teriee uno &bein bat 3 tleiue 0ampfs
boote.
- Sn @era. &euB, fodten neu.
lih smei 8naben BON 10 unb Il
Sabren Elm reaelredte8 9uelI aus.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-22
MISS ALICE ROOSEVELT
Having Delightful Time on Her Isles
boro Visit.

Islesboro, Me-. Aug. H.-Miss Alice
Roosevelt and Miss Ellen Drexel Paul.
who arrived here, Tuesday night, are
guests of the family of DR.. Richard H.
Derby of New York at their beautlful
summer home here.
The coming Of Miss Roosevelt was
not unknown to the summer colony.
and a large number gathered at the
pier to greet her. She was at once
showered with invitations to various
functions. and. Tuesday evening, re-
ception was given in her honor at the
villa of DR. Brackett. 1t was attended
by perhaps 800.
Miss Roosevelt looked radiantly hap
nv and entered into the spirit of the
occasion with that earnestness that is
characteristic of her father.
A sailing party was given IN hef
honor about the bay as far as Castlne,
Wednesday.
II is not known exactly how long her
STAY will be here but it is semi-official
~ stated that she will go to Bangor,
"Wednesday next, to meet her father,
who will speak at the Eastern Maine
State fair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-22
AGAINST TRUSTS.
Russell Sage Puts Himself Very
Much on Record.
Sees No Good, but Grave Danger
Threatened to the People.
Disaerees Radically With Supposed
Ideas of J. Pierpont Morgan.

New York. Aug. 21.-Russell Sage in
an interview, today, referred to pub
lished statement quoting j. Pierpont
Morgan az saying that the era of great
trusts had Just begun, and that more
gigantic corporations are stored in the
near future, some of which may over
shadow the steel trust. Mr.. Sage said:
Whether Mr.. Morgan said that or
not, combinations of all industries are
a menace to true government. Not on
~ so. but they are the oppressors OF
the people"
What about results of such an era?''
asked reporter.
In such an event the American peo-
pole will revolt against them. and there
Will be financial ruin, the like of which
this country has never seen-or any
other"
1t was suggested to Mr.. Sage that
there was a general opinion that COM
binations at certain times were good
things for the country.
Yes Mr.. Sage replied. when sew
eral industries are starting out in
business, it is we'll for individuals to
combine for mutual protection until
the business is firmly esta blished. When
the business is so established. the COM
bination should be disrupted and con-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-22
THE GRAND CIRCUIT.
Major DeImar Wins the Massa-
chussetts $4,000 Stake.
Seventeen Starters--The Roman
Picked to Win, but Fails.
Chesco, Foaled in 1899, Wins the $4,000
Purse.

Eeadville. Mass. Aug. 21.-The
Massachusetts stake race for 2-12 class
trotters, the biggest prize of Grand Cir
cult week at the Readville track
proved to he commonplace affair. this
afternoon. through Major Delmar's win
in three straight heats. Before the
race the wisacres We're picking The Ro-
man 20 win, purely his splendid
races of late. The gelding made mis-
cradle showing, seldom having speed
enough TO get ahead of the second
platoon. The stake record of 2.0S was
safe, today, but with close finishes it
might have been equalled if not broken.
Major Deimar is owned by George Van
Dye of Boston. The Wheeling. w. Va.
mare, Lady Thisbe took second money,
and the Southern mare, Dulce Cor.
third.
The racing card of five events was in
tcrrupted by showers but the excellent
condition of the track was not spoiled.
The first event. the 2.21 trot. was won
by the favorite local horse Kwanon in
straight heats.
The Massachusetts" came next with
Il starters. Before the field scored for
the first heat. Starter Walker caution
ed the drivers to get away quickly,
With the exceptional result that the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-22
MINER COMPLAINT.
Proper Food Will Prevent 1t.

When the bowels go wrong in adults
or children, quit all food but Grape
Nuts and a little cream or milk. The
experience of one woman will be read
with interest by many mothers who
pass anxious days over little ones and
become alarmed because the food does
no agree with baby and he daily wastes
away:
Mrs. ". H. Mennens of Little Falls.
Mimi, writes. Il want to tell you the
good Grape Nuts Food has done for
my baby boy When he was 10 months
old he was taken with summer COM
plant and | could not find any prepar-
ed food that agreed with him. / was
giving him doctors medicine all the
time. but he continued to lose in weight
until he only weighed - lbs. having
weighed 90 lbs. before he was taken
sick. Finally the doctor tod me that
unless | could get some real nourishing
food for him he could not live many
DAYS and he advised me to get Grape
Nuts Food which l did. and in five days
he gained 4 ounces and in five weeks he
weighed just 20 lbs.
IF any mother reading this letter
wants to write TO me personally | will
gladly answer and tell her the full par
ticulars regarding baby's sickness and
the good Grape-Nuts did for him.
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the means OF delaying ell the exercises
beyond tho hour ordered for their pre-
sentation. However. the rain let up
for a time and, although the grass had
been we'll Wet down, the grand review.
the guard mount and the dress parade
were had in the order named. Each
feature was splendidly executed, and
the regiment received great praise
from the onlookers for their skill and
proficiency.
The last night in camp was wet and
dsagreeable and the men chung to
their quarters quite generally through
out the evening. At headquarters the
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word was given the second the horse
came to the wire.
Ruth NJ. had the pole. but Major Del
mar took it at the quarter, with Lady
Thisbe at his flank. The Roman broke
and the heat was soon settled, with no
indication that Major Delmar would be
beaten out. The next two heats were
about the same style, except in the
third. when Dulce Cor beat out Lady
Thisbe in the stretch, for second place.
In the 200 pace the Albany, n. y.
horse Darrell won, the favorite, Fred
S. Wedgewood. driven by Ed Geers, be-
ing distanced in the first heat.
The race for foals of 1899 for purse
Of $4,000 was fun of breaks, making the
Youngsters see-saw to the front in in
teresting fashion until the bay colt
Chesco, after finishing fifth and fourth
in the first two heats. won the next two
handily.
The last race was another trot for
the 221 class, seven horses starting,
Wilton Roy winning in one, two, three
order. The summarizes:
2.21 S-TROTTING-THRE IN
FINE-PURSE $1,000.
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A BIG STEEL BRIDGE
To Be Built by Maine Central Across
kennebec at Bath.

Bath, Me-. Aug a1.-The Times learns
that II is the purpose of the Maine Cen
trdi Railroad to build superb steel
bridge across the Kennebec at Bath at
the north end With central pier rest
Ing on Wmslow's rocks and that the
structure will in al probability. cost
from a million to Ss5e,o0o 1t will. of
course, he provided with drawbridge
and possibly a foot path for pedes-
trrians
The object is 10 avoidthe present dan
geS TO life of the many grade crossings
IN the center of the city the spur from
the main road to the present Maine
Central yard, with the bridge built, TO
be used entirely for freight. the pass
enger station to be ut the north end.
Another purpose of the Maine Central
Railroad in this scheme is Of course to
do away with the present transfer of
trains here by ferry boat and to lessen
the time between Portland and Rock
land and Bar Harbor.
Two plans have been considered. one
by the Lower Reach and the above
mentioned over Winslow's rocks.
Chances favor the northern passage for
many reasons. The Winslows rocks
route was the plan of the late Hon. Ar
thur Sewall While president of the
Maine Central Railroad and indeed the
bridge scheme originally was his.
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SQUIRREL ISLAND,
Hurdy Gurdy Dance Follows Chatting
Dish Party-Personals.

Squirrel Island, Me-, Aug. 21.-
(SpeciaD-After the chatting dish party,
Tuesday night. there was hurdy
gurdy dance. and a more jolly crowd
never danced the Virginia reel.
]. Duncan Oliphant of New York, il;
at the Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson and son ard
Miss Johnson Of Jamaica Plain, Mass.
are among the recent arrivals.
Alger " Currier and family of Halo
we'll. are among the weeks arrivals.
Miss Fisher of Caribou, is the guest
Of her brother. w. H. Fisher of Spring
Cove cottage.
Miss Geneva Smith and Miss Cobb
of Gardiner, are at the Menawamut
House. Boothbay.
Mr. and Mrs. John Symonds of Bos
ton, are at the Vickery cottage at
Ocean Point.
Julian Eltinge of Boston, gave Il
short entertainment in the Casino,
Monday evening.
A. p. Sumner and Attorney General
Tanner of Rhode Island, have re
turned home.
About forty-five from the Inn en-
joyed a clam bake, Wednesday, at Oal,
Point.
Miss Maud Robinson, formerly of Au
gusta, but now of Boston, il, a guest in
the family of T. w. Proctor.
A large crowd from here attended the
MINISTRIES at Boothbay, Wednesd@
night. The crowd went over II
launches.
Moonlight sails have been quite the
thing this week.