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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-12-09
LOCAL ITEMS.

DOLLS! Dolls! All klnOs oI uOils
at Buttons.
90. Blagsvedt is a st. Paul bust
ness visitor this week.
Secure seats for Mahara's Min
strels; moderate prices.
p. J. Losen of Hesper was De-
corah visitor last Wednesday.
j. G. Beard went to Chicago yes
terday, with two car loads of sheep.
"A. o. Flaskerud of Caimar was a
business visitor in the city Saturday.
You take no chances wheL you
deal at the "Marsh Music House. !"
48-3
Rev. A. X. Sagen of La Crosse
was the guest of DEBORAH friends last
week.
Mrs. W. R. Toye is the guest of
relatives and friends at Northwood,
Iowa.
IN. II. Adams departed Thursday
for Morenci, Mich, for a visit with
his father,
%. H. Rice of Orleans township
was transacting business in the city
Wednesday last.
Mr.. G. Heuser went to Spillville
yesterday. for a few days visit with
relatives and friends.
Mayor F. W. Daubney went to
Watseka, Ill. ,::Th ursday, OIL business
trip. returning Saturday.
See L. A. Marsl. for anything you
want in the limo of holiday groceries,
fruits, nuts, candies, etc.
Miss Geneva horton is home from
.Fairbury. Neb. where she has been
filing position in millinery store.
"A new line Of furs ordered
especially for Christmas, very good
and reasonable in price at Schuck Dry
Goods Go.
Chicago Daily Tribune and Pub
lie Opinion. both one year to your
home for only SO so, during Novem-
Der and December only.
The dance for the Eiks and their
ladies at their lodge rooms Friday
evening proved very pleasant affair
for all who participated.
Subject at the congregational
church next Sabbath morning. "An
Awakening to Proper Conception OF
Church Life" and in the evening,
doubt -
The editor went to Dubuque Fri
day, where he heard his brother
Marion in concert with the Divide
Musin Co., before large and highly
pleased audience.
The fol- mer appearance Of the
Beggar Prince Opera Go. in this city
was very satisfactory. and they will
no doubt be given large hearing this
week. Popular prices.
&C. F. Baker has had fine set of
platform scales placed in his big lum-
D0I bucCp lOI bhC u5C VI tuOoC
weights. 1t was put in by the De-
corah Scale Works.
The N. f. Brekke meat market
has beer purchased by W. r. Wheat
man and W. W. Loomis and stocked
with n fine line of new meats. We
wish them q successful business.
IF. W. Haase has accepted for the
season position with lthe Schneider
Arms Co., Kansas City wholesale
sporting goods house, as travelling
salesman. Alvs Griswold will man
age his establishment here.
w. p. Jones skipped out last
Thursday night, leaving several of our
business men with accounts against
him. and it is alleged taking with him
considerable money which he obtained
through the sale of bunch Of hogs
to Henry Reeves, amounting to some
$500.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-12-09
WANT
COLUMN

Rates-One cent per word nothing
less than ten cents.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-12-09

TAKEN UP-There is a stray red
steer calf at my place which has
been there about two months.
joel Dayton, West DEBORAH, Nov.
90. 1903.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-09
MALTRATO A UNA MUlER

Mos participan que el policia n1me-
ro go procedi6 en- Ia tarde del sAbado
con mucha incOrreccion al conducir &
una pobre mujer que parece estaba
beOda.
AL querer agarrarla por IN brazo SO
fue aquella af suelo Y al levantarse le
prOpin6 ell policfa un rotenazo por Ia
espaIda: luego no contento con este Ia
arrastr6 & ana DISTANCES de mas de una
cuadra, tenjendo que intergenir el pue-
bio ofreciendole al guardia, llevarla
cargada; todos estos hechos los presen-
clio el senior Jefe de mueIles, Mr..
Kook, Y otras personas de reconocido
cr6dito. La escena tuyo lugar en- las in
mediaciones del polyorfn de la calle de
San Sebastian.
Nos parece injusto apalear & una
mujer on estado de embrisguez mu-
cho men0s. rs precise que la policfa sc
acabe de conyencer de d. esos extremes
se splican & IN criminal y no tampoco.
pues una Vez que un individuo cual-
quiera est6 bajo Ia custodia de un
guardia Be debe IIevar en- forrnas hu-
Tcanas v no arrastrsdo como un ami
NAL muerto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-09
PrOgraHla de- los 'fssiaiOs" CaIG.
hradOs on OIL CaIIsj6n do
GamharO.

10. A las I p. m. bofetadas entire
tortoIefIos.
90 A las once de la noche Ia con-
currencia que asisti6 al teatro altero
Ia paz p6blica, discutiendo acerca de.
la function.
80. A las 10 en- -punto y sereno, ti-
ros, palos Y pedradas.
20. A las cinco de Ia maiana, CO..
nato de incendio. & consecuencia de
volcarse un quinque.
so. A las IL, cuando los rayos del
sol caian perpendicularmente sobre Ia
TERRA, discussion entire Ma Limo, Ar
turo Vega Y otro, cuyo nombre no CO..
nocemos. Este 1ltimo decfa que NADIA
le gustaba mas que Ia ibertad v. ls re-
voluci6n. Dijo: SEn tiempos de Es-
pafia me dieron lena como para .fregGa'
eass psso, pero me gusta eli 6gdeae y la
reooIasci6n9.
xEn todas las revoluciones 20 me
encuentro---continu6--- viva la rep1-
blicai viva Ia revoluci6nl1
En- aquellos momentOs SO asom6 &
un balloon ell guardia C6ndidO Lopez, Y
ell revoIucionario diio: SComandante,
estos son. Jaacheos,' aquf no pasa ma
da1.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-09
Las msjaras del 'Parqus'

Las anunciadas meioras del SPAR
que0 Sno saben ustedes en- qua CON
sisten2
Pues, oido..., avizor....
Consisten en- dos cOlumpios, ade-
mas en- una eapecie de tqa0nspolsaa que
le Va 8 costar una pGta Il dos, al can
grejero Pantale6n.
Los muchachos cangreieros est6n de
pl&cemes.
Era dc YER ell p1blico de Sdistingai-
dose manduletes que hab1a en- torno
de aqueI tr09ap0Isaa.
PantaIe0n, negrito delgaduchO como
astilla de ebano, Sc ponia en- 81 extre-
mo de un tabl6n, entonces unos
cuantos muchachos hacfan descender
el otrO extreme, w.. Icatapl1n! Pam
falcon venla al suelo 8 saltaba como
una dSabl0s guardando el equilibrio en-
medic de Ia algarabfa de los chiquillos
y de Ia risa general.
En- tanto. los coiumpios eran ocupa-
dos por otros dSstSagatSdos manduietes
que exhibfan unos H0naes, al desnudo,
de Ia mejor marea del pals.
La indumentaria de los que asf 80
divertian, ponia miedo en- las aImas,
acordandose uno de que, seg6n No
thing at GU, hay anarquistas en esta
TERRA.
I1os nifIos no podfan acercarse- & los
columpios. Ygesto es propio de elloa.
Los manduletes, pues. dehen dejar &
los nifios aquella diversion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-09
Information local


CONE FER ENCIA. - Esta rnanana
celebraron una detenida conferences,
81 rspresentante de Mark y Co y 81
D efe da Obras p1iblicas
RkSS1k ESS IA RON - Han reQresado
de su eseursi6n Is Isla el Sr. Elliot.
Mr. StierIe = 81 Director de Carload.
RENkJN kJNGIA --.E1a sieo aceptada la
renuncia que de su cargo preaent6ra,
don MarceEino Torres, inspector de
Canainos do Ponce.
JIJl1AIlA. Aver las cuatro Y
media de ID tarde. los detectives Gu
tierrez " Vargas. trepando por Iss azo-
teas lo0raron a0aprander una iugada
en- Is Gale de San Sebastian mum. is
El dueio de Ii case fte muItado con
s 20 y los den&s con s 10. mo reb8-
leis con el iuegoi
AYUNTAMIENTO. Isl Dios quie-
re, 81 tempo ID permite y los Sres.
ConcejaleS X desaans e. possible que
mafIana celebre session ed iAyuntamien-
to de esta Giudad, pues es el dia seiIala
do para clio.
CARCEL DE DISTRITO. -SHa in
gresado en- ella, Pedro Ayala Santiago
y salierOn en- hbertad siete 60rtces6a
Ahora serk eonVeniente pronunciarles
un discurso de moral para que no Be
rescGIepa mas.
KIOSKO Esta tarde Sc inaugura-
ran los Kiosko de Ia plaza Baldorioty
Estan construidos elegantemente v em.
bellecen & aquei paseo. ALI podrar
adquirir los que 10 deseen xLA CORES.
pondencia de PtO. Rico.s
QUE ROPERITOS. En- eI cuartc
de socorro hay dos Y0peTitos para guar.
dar instrumentos de cirugfa y algodo.
mes q. pero parecen que tienen virue
las, por las muchas manchas que tie.
men. serfa bueno darles una mano de
barniz.
ASISTENCIA.- En- ell cuarto ds
soc0rro fueron asistidos aver, nueve
personas de heridas y contusiones lie.
YES. ST fueramos & copiar los termi.
nos tecnicos de que est6 lIeno el lbrC
resultaria una Iecci6n de fisiologfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-09
la prensa republican,

New York. NoVbre. 9. 10. A. Nj.
Dicen de Madrid que ed Cataluna
han sido denunciados varios peri6dicos
republicanos.
ksta preDsa es muy combatida por
el gobierno, & causa de la en6rgica
campafia que viene sosteniendo en- pro
de la DOCTRINE republinana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-09
Elecciones en Colombia

AeW 10rgs gp pernhre 3. 10 A. M
- anuncian eleeeinnas presE eneia.
Iea en Asol0E11la paFa ea pr6xirao Di-
ciarnbre In Bogot6 armenian los te-
nlores de cue d partido liberal inicie
&c nuevO una rev0lucI6u. con motivo
de los asuntos de- Panama.
N6tasa gran agifaci6n entire los con-
servadores Y clericales de Ia rep6-
blica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-09

sa ax 81
@ isig VS.
I'd Dill ersssss
SSsa Aa xslas 81 Sc g s. -
tas xagisron 81
81 aEftlero de rabs r iSr u
elias
ancha s. aanas oXs,
hissga qua a haa n N
E1eRFQ laa por raF deA
ea ~ loz
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-09
LIS HlNAS DE BENEFICEHClA
PASEAROH AVER POR La
CARRETERA.
lBAN MJYs ALEGRES EN-
vUELTAS EN- la BRiSA De
IA TARDE.

Aver tuYimoa ocasi6n de yer en- San
turce, & las niflss dc Banefcencia. que
paseaban p0r la carretera.
Hace alg1n tempo, vfmosIas en una
fiesta Official, v nos pareci6 que tOdas
estaban tristes v enfermizas.
Aver no. Tenlan sus rostros ale
gres y vivaces. paseaban satisfechas,
rozagantes " como 81 aus alrnitas sin
tieran eI ben6fico caIor de Ia dicha.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-09
Marroaufn

NeY York, NoYbra, go "A. M.
Affrnase que 81 PresTdente Mario
quln, do Colombia, ser6 derrocado, y
Qae habra de- sustituirla un candidate
del parkid0 conservador.
kl nombro de eate tlltflno no se IN
dies, puaa en aQae partido hay ele-
ment0s contrarios & Que salga de la
presidencia 81 sefor Marroqui1.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-09
Sc VEhDE

La casa de mamposterfa que estA On
calle de San jose n6mero az. El
que La interese puede dirigirse 6 don
M. CoSchado gJaenl EspaESa. en- Bail6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-09

New York avhre
El Sultkn da Marriages. hsllnas 81
yiaie p0r aIgnnas p0hIacoEaa.
In les que ha visitado las tribns sa
n0straron heIes G au autoridad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-09
PARA FAMlllAs

CuadernOs talonarios para layado d.
opa durante seis mesoa. so yendam e
La Corraspandancia do Puaree BLESS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-09

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a a ss6sx4 sssasstAr S@Sa a rs
Nz&Nm @gs as $&ss@9e esa III 8eakSs0@
sa 81 e*aasas 9zEisaks ss
an4a3 as1ussa @hvfE al ea&ca Hs s We za
sass sfs0 assNfR ~ " "a
Ms qga@ aeaAa8M aaa aegAaas saa 49, 9aa 4sN M
AssNr skz esaeksn&A gs& saf6Eaz sA #4Ss Ps s4s
50 ksasaszs essssssn SnfssesSa EASa "a 1s#Ss AZ s.SS
- - sssss sss M aside VA a sHasA a. aes
~ sssn sAsS1lz 4sz1 - s1e<S - ~
esasssaN ~ Al MaA Is saa s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-09

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AlaKnh m mllOs
da 50 Hbra -76
Grarapa Sd bal1iles de
81 hbras " 800
Puntaa De Paris caias
De SO libras talnanOs
de / liz hasta s pull
gadas grnesas y fnas 2-60
Mani superior on sacos
dc 100 libras MIN Qq 2-50
OeInento /" DRAGON
{ en- barriles 2-75
Maiz del Pals en- IL
saOOa ga. l-25
Sal quintal 0A0
San Justo 13 y Is San Juan, Pto- Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-09
DEUO CARO-

Un iurado en- Philadelphia. ha dado
su veredicto & favor de Ia sefforita H.
Greenam.
Esta ioven estaba empleada en- una
lavanderfa, Y & consecuencia de que
una de las msquinas estaba en- NAL es-
tado, 90 pill6 un dedo, perdi6ndolo. q
El duefio de la layanderfa ha sido
condenado por 81 jurado & pagar
/. 900 pesos por ell dedo de la Ness.
En- esta imprenta So vende papel de
periodico vieio a 82-40 aaintaI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-09

y Fsc A
av aa
Fle rio ainsa
odp M "a
Fe lasl0 v3ae o3ss les clubs <Ai-
6ns
os diGA une este fEao luch6 co.
na0 una fiesa para defrobar al &EEas
banaa
@A lnend siuEe por enctma
an 81
l spiEebeT2 Ramos, del + u lmenda-
resss hlg0 nuesa IclSss n0rrfdos. Me
reea as0alE n0E su habllirad. ST al
gtaa ISL, llegaEk & ponti6ce.
El spischers Cselgs, del eMiIl6nS.
taEn6ien Sd diskingui6 nnch0.
uehachos. no hay que pelear nOr
que 81 este Y 10 otro y 10 de mas
alla "a
Eclssss pakasts Que Ia slen6s. s
10 dena6s no es conveniente.
El Million so cr6e ya nn egeneraI@
pOnqae veuei6 al xAI abMna3: paro GUAM
de este Le ds por donde duele, eato as,
cuando 10 derrote, yereuOs como se
pone al hijito De Mr. Carnegie.
El xAlmendares1 sigue xcaiaz. No
hay quian IL tosa. Es 81 bassyg
Aaass lnchen. lachen como buenos, "
puede ser que to auiGen II faEna.
<E6@. ten fel Mira que, como dii0
el poeta ala f6 adm On Ia NADIA as f6s.
Procure aalvaRte en- una, en- ana sola
siquiera ~
Nota fnal--Seg6n hemos dido decir,
varies padrinos " jugadOrea del Club
SHabanas piensan anular eI desaflo
del domingo ditim0.
Creamos que una vez decidido ell re-
sultadO del juego pOr el Juez de CAM
pO.que es Quien resueIve en- estos casos,
NADIA puede hacerse On contrario.
Yease oil seone.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-27

Keenan,, night Waterman of the Ameri-
can Book Co., was caught underneath
the falling walls and fatally injured.
The American Book Co. will lose
$4,000, insurance, $250,O00 on the pub
fishing house and stock and machinery.
The plates of the collective system of
school books We're all stored in this
buildings, which, with presses and cleo
trical appliances, were lost.
Robert Clarke & Co. place their loss
at $4,000, including $175,000 in plates
of law books and other works; insur-
ance, S150,000. Among the other losses
are the following: Pike building, $475,-
900. insurance. $4,000; Seasongood
building, $4,000; Harrison building,
s125,000; Fosdick building, $4,000.
Most of those in the Pike building
were without insurance, as the rate has
recently been made what some of them
considered too high.
The escape of Will Jones, just before
the roof of the burning building fell,
and his rescue half deaa from the top
of the building, was a thrilling one.
Jones was asleep in the4b1iiaing when
the fire broke out and after crawling
TO the roof of the building he took his
cuff and wrote on If: ss9I am on the
roof. Nearly dead from gasS; tSigned)
Jpnes'f The cuff was ~pfckeas DIP and
the firemen raised ladders and carried
the man from the top OF the blazing
building. .-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-27
DAUGHTERS OF REVOLUTION
Re- elect Mrs. Fairbanks of Indiana as
President General.

Washington, Feb. 26.-The election OF
officers was the feature of today's ses-
sion of the Daugh ters of the American
Revolution. The unequivocal declara-
ton of Mrs Donald Mclean of New
York, that she would not permit her
name to be presented as candidate
for president general, left the field clear
for Mrs. Charles Fairbanks of Indiana,
the present incumbent. The congress
formally accepted the invitation of
President Roosevelt to a reception, Fri
day afternoon, at the White House.
Mrs. Fairbanks yielded the chair to
Mrs. George Sternberg and nomina-
ticns were declared in order Mrs.
Charles r. Masury, Massachusetts,
formally presented the name of Mrs.
Cornelia Cole Fairbanks, Indiana, for
reelection The mention of the name
was the signal for an outburst of APP
plause which echoed and re-echoed
throughout the hall. Mrs. Lippitt,
Rhode Island. seconded the nomination
and moved to make the nomination
unanimous Mrs. Donald Mclean also
seconded the nomination of Mrs. Fair
banks.
Among the vice president generals
nominated was ]. J. Estey, Vermont.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-27
SEVERAL FiREMEN HURT
Az New York Fire-One Soon Died.
Loss About $250,000. ~

New York. Feb. 26.-several fremen
were hurt, one fatally. at fire in an
eight-story building at Broadway and 18th
street early Thursday. The property loss
is estimated at $250000 Fire Capt. JOIN.
Andariese while at work at the fire, fell
through an open air shaft, striking on his
head He was fatally injured. his head
being crushed and soon died at st. VIM
cents hospital A dozen tiremen were at
work on the sixth floor when part of the
sirepreofs ceiling fell. Battalion Chief
Gooderson was knocked unconscious by a
piece of tile and Fireman Daniel Foley s
right leg was broken. Fireman Joseph
Minsch and Thimas Mix fell from lad.
der and broke their legs, and a piece OF
cornice crushed Fireman Joseph kimInet' >
foot.
Sparks from the burning building We're
blown towards the Morton house at
Broadway and 18th street and the 20C
guests of that hotel who had been aroused
by the fire engines all went down to the
street for safety. 1t was found, how
ever. that the hotel was not at any time
in danger.
The occupants of the building were
HachAtt. Cassatt q Co, gents furnlshers,
the Crown Suspender Col the Nanotuck
sSiIlS Co, the Brainerd and Armstrong Silk
Co, and the Altman Neckwear Co. The
cause OF the fire has not been ascertalneu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-27
100000 LOSS
BY Con1agration in Business
Heart Of Cincinnati.
Many Narrow Escapes--Two Men
Missing--Two Badly Hurt.
One Fireman Killed, Several Hurt, in
New York Blaze.

! Cincinnati, Feb. 26.-More than one
half of the best square in Cincinnati
was destroyed by fire, today. The
square bounded by Vine. Fourth, Wal
nut and Third streets, was conceded to
be the most solidly constructed portion
of the city. That half north of Baker
alley with the exception of the Carlisle
building, at the southwestern corner of
Walnut and Fourth streets, is in ruins,
while the American Book Cos. publica-
ton house. the Woodrow Printing
Works. the Zumbriel box factory and
other concerns on the south side of
Baker alley are also burned.
The fire was discovered at 100 A. NJ,
end it was 40 p. NJ. before it was full
ly under control, although all the de-
partsments of this city and the fire
departments of surrounding towns
were constantly pouring dozens of
streams on the conflagration.
While the property loss is the largest
in the history of the city by fire, it is
believed there was no loss of life. al
though two men who lodged in the Pike
Opera house building are still missing,
tonight.
The two men who We're badly hurt
while escaping from the burning build
ings are reported, tonight, as resting
well. Several firemen who were caught
on the roofs of burning buildings had
narrow escapes but all We're rescued
One of the heaviest losers is the
Henrietta Crossman Co, which was at
the Pike. this week. and lost every
thing, even the safe with the receipts
from a crowded house, last night. Their
future is not determined but the COM
pany will not appear again, this week.
DR.. Thomas p. Hart, publisher of the
Catholic. lost $4,000 and many valuable
plates of buildings and other matter
that cannot be replaced were Destroy
cd. In some of the law offices which
We're burned were documents that cam
not be replaced for pending litigation
and property rights.
The total loss. tonight, is estima ted
at from Sl,500,0 900 to 100000, which is
distributed among the occupants of
four large office buildings and other
structures.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-27

The Dutch steamer Beta, Capt. Ri
ikeboer, from Ship Island, Feb. II, for
Rotterdam, arrived at Hamilton, Ber-
nluda, Wednesday night, having in tow
the United States collier Alexander,
which broke her shaft, Feb. 10, while
on her way from San Juan. Porto Rico.
for Norfolk. The latter had been adrift
for 10 days previous to the time she
mad been picked up by the Beta, which
lowed her for five days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-27
British Cruiser a Record Breaker.

The new armored cruiser recently built
for the British government is record
breaker, having developed the fastest
speed of any vessel in their navy. In
medicine, however. We have the record
breaker in IIostetters Stomach Bitters
Introduced over fifty years ago it has
forged ahead until today finds it occupy
ing the foremost position as a family
remedy, and is used largely to the exclu-
sion of all others. Don't fail to try u
bottle, esp ecially if you are weak and run
down or suffer from poor appetite. heart
burn, belching, nausea. headache. indiges-
ton. dyspepsia or constipation. It cannot
heip but do you good, and If taken regu-
larly will surely restore you 10 peRfect
health. The genuine must have our 1ori-
waite Stamp over the neck of the hottie
Refuse all limitations. - ...ss-e. ------ 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-27
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
CHURCH HILL.

Many of the people in this place are
suffering from the prevailing disease,
bad colds. aC
Mrs. Blair, an aged resident is criti-
cally ill at the home of her grand
son, e. b. Stackpole.
Business in the wood and lumber
line is more brisk than for many years
in the past in this locality.
H. H. Drake finished his contract last
Saturday for cutting and saving wood
for d. E. Fortes and moved his engine
into town, Monday. He had been in
the woods about two weeks.
L. w. Bartlett and his sister, Ella,
were visiting friends in the place last
week. &c.
Will Hallowell has moved into the
Whitney house recently purchased by
Everett Cunningham.
Miss Alice Caswell is visiting her
parents at Windsor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-27

The fifth annual dinner of the Har-
ward Club of Cuba, was held, Wednes-
day evening, at the Hotel Telegrafto.
says a cable to the New York Tribune,
from Havana. The dining mall was
decorated with American and Cuban
flags and the crimson of Harvard.
Pres. Conant of the class of '94 presid-
ed. The toasts and speakers were
Harvard responded to by Prof.
Shaler: 1.-THE College Man in Cuba,
Dr. Leopold Cancio, secretary of pub
lie instruction for Cuba, and West
Point" by Gen. Wilson, T. S. A. Con-
sui Gen. Rublee, also a Harvard man,
was present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-27

Martin Nolan was arrested by the
police, Thursday morning, considerably
the worse for wear from over-indul-
gence in stimulants. Later, he APP
peared before Judge Andrews, and was
given sentence of 80 days in Jail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-27

An agreeable and effective remedy
for sore, dry or irritated throats is
Bowditch & Websters' old fashioned
horehound candy, the kind that our
great Observation-Disclosures used to
make. 1t comes in small squares and
costs only five cents for a quarter of a
pound.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-27
N CITY COMMITTEE.
WARD 8.

Augusta, Me-, Feb. II, 1903.
A caucus of the Republicans of Ward
Eight will be held at the Hose House.
Bangor Street, Friday. February "a, at
800 P. M, for the purpose of nominating
candidates for Alderman, Councilnen.
and Ward Officers.
Per order
REPUBLICAN CITY COMMITTEE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-27
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