AAA UMS i ‘ va SS Z 22/23 24 27/28) 29/30)... yal oa ed ees 4| 5 6) 7| 8 11/12/13/14/15 18 19|20| 21/22 I} 2} 3] 4 8) g|zojxzr\12 15 16/17/18) 19 22 23/24 25/26 To} KeYo) satel era bes rio pes 6) 7| 8 | |23 14/15/16 17/18 |20)/ 21/22/23 )24/25 |27 28|29|30/31| . 25 26/27/28 29 There will be four Eclipses this year, two of the Sun and two of the Moon, as follows: I. An Annular Eclipse of the Sun, March 28, visible as a small partial eclipse on the Pacific coast of North America, north of 43° N. Lat., near sunset; the sun setting with the eclipse on up to 619 N. Lat. Il. A Partial Eclipse of the Moon on the evening of April 11; the moon rising with the eclipse on and ending, in Eastern Standard Time, at 8 h. 52 m. eve. III. A Total Eclipse of the Sun, Sept. 21, invisible in the United States. ‘ IV. A Partial Eclipse of the Moon, Oct. 5, invisible in the United States except in Hawaii, Philippine Is. and Alaska; the moon setting with the beginning of the Eclipse upon the Pacific Coast. MORNING STARS. MERCURY, from Feb. 2 to April 12, June 3 to July 26, and Oct. 3 to Nov. 21. VENUS, after Sept. 17. MARS, not this year. JUPITER, from Feb. 19 to June 13. SATURN, from Jan. 21 to April 30. URANUS, until March 18 and after Dec. 18. NEPTUNE, from June 26:to Sept. 30. EVENING STARS. MERCURY, until Feb. 2, April z2 to June 3, July 26 to Oct. 3, and after Nov. 21. VENUS, until Sept. 17. MARS, all the year. JUPITER, until Feb. 19 and after June 13. SATURN, until June 2x and after April 30. URANUS, from March 17 to Dec. 18. NEPTUNE, until June 26 and after Sept. 30. Y cg 8 =e MOVABLE Septuagesima Sun...Feb. Sexagesima Gr eae aed Quinquagesima “* ... Shrove Tuesday .. Ash Wednesday ..... Quadragesima Sun...Mar. Mid-Lent Seer ahah Passion u Palm Sunday FEASTS. Good Friday Apr. Easter Sunday Y Low Sunday. Rogation Sunday.... Ascension Thursday. Whit-Sunday (Pent.) Trinity soe .Ju Corpus Christi f Advent Sunday CHRONOLOGICAL CYCLES. Roman Indiction Julian Period .. Dionysian Perio Jewish Lunar Cyc! MOON'S PHASE: Time. | Cent. Time. | West. Time. @® FirstQuar. 6D.| 4h. @Full Moon13D.| gh. @Last Quar. 20 D. 6h. @New Moon 28 D. | rr h. 56m. 17m. 3h. 56m. 8h. 17m. 5h. 49m. toh. 38m. 2h. 56m, 7h. 17m. 4h. 49m. gh. 38m. New-York City, Phila.,Conn.,New Jersey, Penn., O., Ind., & Ill. Boston, New England, New-York, Mich., Wis., lowa, and Oregon. Moon| ¥° 838/10 10 986/10 44 10 35/11 31 1135) morn SHO So oN ouew nH hoes DNase ooame Se St Se Ge Ge St OUT UOT OTOH Ot OT ST Fe oe a he oe Ma ee eporererores ote ee MEAN TIME. Moon| Boston, O DON ANEWHDH me Oe SWSCMOMREMOCOD BAavounnawnuy eyerey Zo». e FEBRUARY, 1903 MOON’S PHASES. @® First Quar. 5 D. @ Full Moon rr D. @Last Quar. 19 D. Cent. Time. | West. Time, 4h, rm.| gh. r2m, 6h. 58 m. | 5h. 58 m. oh, 22m. | 11h. 22(18) 4h. z9m.| 3h. 19m. @ New Moon 27 D. New-York City, Phila.,Conn.,New Jersey, Penn., O., Ind., & Ill. Boston, New England, New-York, Mich., Wis., Jowa, and Oregon. STAN, MEAN TIME. TIME. Sun Moon| ¥ rises 7m 720) &) AAAAAAA AAAAAAA AAANNAN NYNNA WYOOEEEER PREUUAM UUN PNGBSOHDEM AQHOHNAHU BAYHOHNW AUN ene | D. OF WK. Fa EM wn mgs GE ivmgaaam omtsnkm y MEAN TIME. Sun HI Se SrorS Serer SrovErSvor ere ON AGE Gunnnw ON OW Oo of, AAAAAAD AgQAaAAD ayvyyny»an VWrayavnns WYER baER EUUNMUAM DOHDNENY WOHNWE GN GoHnaungn wo eer M cork gens aw el Cac MOON’S PHASES. | East. . | Cent. Time. | West. Time, © First Quar. 6D. h. @ Full Moon 33 D. h. @Last Quar. 20 D. h. @ New Moon 28 D. h 1h.ifm.| Oh. 14m. sh. 13m. 7h. 8m. 7h. 26m. | Gh. 26m. New-York City, Phila.,Conn.,New Jersey, Penn., O., Ind., & Ill. Boston, New England, New-York, Mich., Wis., lowa, and Oregon. MEAN TIME. (SAN. Moon eo MG sets | Gov, Is. 19 morn|ev. 32| comeonom es oe FIT SOD NOH ROM SODA MH OIE GNUSHVE AKO HYRON RES 00 BS mee pk at pk et ep PPEUMNUNUN STAN. TIME, D. OF WK. MEAN TIME. Moon| poten. Zu | Pen Grerersrer crores " a nomisseminn = atu Rw DH os Someorwscow np anzMeagens a ea to pa rk ik ft pak 32/11 13 S fl 55 ANUNMARKNU AADAAADADAAH RUMMY WONWNANOS ON ONO ARAAHAARABAARAEARARAAAAD wren BIR SC HUIRDNRI MSO HZ2nw wun >> ES | | | | | MOON'S PHASES. | East. Time. Cent. Time. | West. Time, ® First Quar. 4D.| 8h. i @Full MoonirD.}| 7h. @Last Quar.19 D.| 4h. @New Moon 27 D. Sh. m. Th. 51m. 6h. 5tm. Gh.18m. | 5h. 18m. 8h. 380m.) 2h. 80m. 7h. 31m. 6h. 31m. New-York City, Phila.,Conn.,New Jersey, Penn., O., Ind., & Ill. Boston, New England, ‘| New-York, Mich., Wis., Iowa, and Oregon. MEAN TIME. Sun |Moon sets PRPRRBBVYRBe EUAAKO HARON HH AS HHH HHH amo eco a @ mo BapunddHH oh ot Soun = sets 81h 920 2 10 22/10 15 PAMANUNUNUNMNUMNANANAMAUANAN ELL tS ONWROANDOHWORANG MEAN TIME, |STAN: CSDM rom corsa crm rstomer too WAIWATDanwwnon MOON’S PHASES. @ FirstQuar. 4D. 2h. @Full Moonirp.| 8h. @Last Quar.19 D.| ro h. @New Moon26D.| jh. 26 m. 18 m. 18 m. 49m. East. Time. | Cent. Tim rh. 26m. 7h. 18m. 6h. gh. 18m. 8h. 4h4i9m.| 8h. 49m. New-York City, Phila.,Conn.,New Jersey, Penn., O., Ind., & Ill MEAN TIME. | Sun |Moon sets 1118 morn ur RY 4 Peownnn cmc mee smi O HH COUD ONN OUEWNH marae Same Soon ie} & i} 4 5 SHumaneeee < 8) 915 10 3/10 4 10 58/10 57 LL B8/11 53 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 WKHVWWWWHWWWBWMWYRELAAREPEENUNMU ABSBSLRLRSSNBSSSHSHERG ES HHOEM Dd ad 0g a ed ed nd ead edd eres er nade rere Q | D. OF Mo. Boston, New England, New-York, Mich., Wis., lowa, and Oregon MEAN TIME. Sun sets 0 SORES wee .. Zewon py —=—ScoeCe: ® SH bo oN oMmew nn; == = SCRIRMR EI S mtorr ee ee mm SE DIA orm oo @ Ou sat Sa POV YY LHVHWUHWHHWYURADARDEADEN BIN SSSSRRVSLRSLSSSRSESESS SSA ree) ROR IBS FPPHSDHHPDAARHALEE LEE RPADEEESE MOON’S PHASES. East. Time. ® First Quar. 2D. 8h. @Full Moon gD. | 10h. @Last Quar. 18 D. rh. @New Moon25D.| rh. 24m. 8 m. 44m. 11m. Cent. Time. | West. Time. 7h. 24m. 6h. 24m. 9h. Sm.| Sh. Sm. oh. 44m. | 11h. 44(17) oh, rm. | 11h. 11(24) New-York City, Phila.,Conn.,New Jersey, Penn., O., Ind., & Ill. Boston, New England, New-York, Mich., Wis., Iowa, and Oregon. MEAN Timg, | f7A% Moon Y. sets Gov, Is. morn) morn oe cs os C9 G0 oo oo Oo bo to eo Oo es SEO EEO COED 10 11/10 42 10 47|11 85 11 22] morn D. OF MO. WON QUAWHA WC Pereperererer rrr tr rrr rir ror rrr rors) t t Ghee cr et ct eee ee OI IS oS =n | D. OF WK. moms to snzmomene 32m” 4 EE MEAN TIME. STAN. TIME. H, W. sets 30 0 ors AU A a ew st a rg wt ar tt etter ee ee ee soos DD Marg orm se C9 1g ee isco SSIS SO SS id MOON’S PHASES. | East. Time. @FirstQuar. 1D.| 4h. @Full Moon 9D.| Oh. @Last Quar. 17 D. @ New Moon 24 D. © First Quar. 31 D. 2m. 43 m. 24m. . 46m. - 14m, 2h. 2m. toh. 43m. Oh, 24 m. sh. 46m. th: 14m. oh, 14m. . | West. Time New-York City, Phila.,Conn.,New Jersey, Penn., O., Ind., & Ill MEAN TIME. Bw DHE Ca igs F o LO te RO RO RD bo £9 os Oe ce CO CO CO So AAIDSOSS mmr we wouor aT oe) 4 33 4 33 434 435 4 35 4 36 4 37 437 4 38 4 39 4 39 4 40 4 4r 4 42 4 43 4 44 4 44 4 45 4 46 447 4 48 4 48 4 49 450 4 5r = Sema ts D. OF MO. So oN auewnu mpaszmena | p. or wx, 4 io) PRPS bRaPRREREEEEERELERAR un Boston, New England, New-York, Mich., Wis., lowa, and Oregon. $9 85 0 £9 69 Co eo ee Co ED Co CO Ce PURARIADSHOSS > Darermeseono me to 6200 22 tm cor SPARED REE EW P HOS BISRES SASSER SASS rrr Pre rere pe eenc pepe repe pene ne peice pene pence i 21 i11 40! BRSwanwcrese UMNUMNAMNUOUME > MOON’S PHASES. | East. Time. cent. Time. | West. Time, @Full Moon 8D.{ 3h. 54m. @Last Quar. 16 D. oh. 22m. @New Moon22D.| 2h, 51m. © First Quar.29 D.| 8h. 84 m. 2h. 54m. th..s4m. 11h. 22(15)] 10 h. 22(25) Lhdtm.] Oh. 51m. 2h. 34 m, 1h. 84m. . New-York City, Phila.,Conn.,New jersey, Penn., O., Ind., & Ill, Boston, New England, New-York, Mich., Wis., Iowa, and Oregon. MEAN TIME. Sun Moon | 7 hg rises sets | Gov. Is. 456 > wut Nt © ON AU AW YH OD 0 so a SCCM b Rw HH crm oo. te Bar renee DPD a ad wd wd nd od ed wd ed oder edeie! 69.59.69 C9 ue hee a ea oH ONO OT EN PODS mR AI DOm SmaI DSM RAGa MEAN TIME. Sun sets 20 18 Bk et at tk pk ee mith SOR REO Re ersorer Tt YT ere Pere re Pere Pepe Pererererere] Cc ARSC ADS mets mI HOm coh HaD East. Time. | Cent. Time. | West. Time. MOON’S PHASES. | East. ic t. Time. | West. Time. @ Full Moon 6D. Th. 5h. 20m. @Last Quar.14 D.} 8h. 7h. 13m. 6h. 13m. @ New Moon 20 D. | {tf h. -| 10h. 380m.) 9h. 80m, © First Quar. 28 D.| 8h. i Fa.) Sim), 6h. 8m. a eNO k Ci ey . 7 ~ k Cit New-York City, Boston, New England. ., New-Yor! be) Phila.,Conn.,New jersey, New-York, Mich., Wis., Sonn ENGR Perey, Penn., O., Ind., & Ill. Iowa, and Oregon. enn, O+» ind, ° MEAN TIME. @ Full Moon 6D. toh, 23m. oh. 23 m. 8h. 23m. @Last Quar.13 D.| 2h. 56m. 1h.56m.| Oh. 66m. @New Moon20 D.| 10h, 6 gh. 30m. 8h. 30m. © First Quar. 28 D.| 3h. k 2h. 32m, rh. 32m, . Boston, New England, New-York, Mich., Wis., Iowa, and Oregon. MEAN TIME. Sun Moon rises sets 5 56 MEAN TIME, MEAN TIME. D. OF MO. Sun |Moon Sun |Moon| gs, sets 2 | D. OF WK. iS} o. roy wn AAADAAAAADAAAAAAADADAADAGDAAAAQM we day | D. OF WK. COON ASWNHHOO aw © ONUSW YHOO ON 4 FRoOwny OQ nwo zi mpSHzMMy f . SZnn7 o tas pers rm mmm Gn eeeeroerey mem AD SmI ADS Pk tk tk a eB CranaS Semstan on ASHAm sro more we CwOumermesnors a a 29 SS ores WOU OU GUS St SCNT SH Se St Sten Or rere Sor Store " SS Sr oreo er Abbenennr aww ‘ OEGBHSS BS SREGHSSSVSRLSVRSS BN 2AZnvnpsZnzm m3 UNUNMAAKUAAAUAAAUNUNUUNMUUL MAUL UUNAAUE DEERE REDEWWWWWWY eo ROAR DHS mi toca TD ANDSmISCSAIADSmis 4 Peers 2 a ? Quuuananndidinnunununuanunnd Sanna PPEDHHOCGS ON GUEDD HOS ON OURO i SAkoymSSazoens sam € Phila.,Conn.,New Jersey, Penn., O., Ind., & Il MOON’S PHASES. | East. Time. | Cent. Time. | West. Time. Ith. 27 (4) | 10h. 27 (4) Sh.di5m.| 7h. 45m, 11h. 10(18)] 10 h. 10(z8) Ith. 36 (26) 10 h. 86(26) Boston, New England, New-York, Mich., Wis., Iowa, and Oregon. — MEAN TIME. | Poabe aan aw Se] rs a =e troSeus bet SS OI Co CLOT RAoOksS A ak = mOSCOHIR RIOR we ARSRSSRRRABOWWY Lawn oSSQSRlGrSS BS SESHRS SLSR ee te tt tt tt te 3 eocecocscoco cs este SPR RNAI TYNAN ADAAAAAAAADADANDAAAAMAAAAD 1 \ H.W. Moon | Boston. ee ee er men § OD Seeder te crerm ater | 2 26) | MOON'S PHASES, Cent. Time. | West. Time, @Full Moon 4D. @Last Quar. rr p. @ New Moon 18 D. © First Quar. 25 D. New-York Cit Phila.,Conn.,New Oh. 12m. | mh. r2m. 4h. 53m. 3h. 53m. 3h. 26m.] 2h. 26m, 8h.22m.| 7h. 22m, tecey Penn., O., Ind., & Ill. Boston, New England, New-York, Mich., Wis., lowa, and Oregon. 2 eo to eo eo ee Cogeco 5 LORS ES RS ROIS ES BS NNNN ANNAN Ss ro} ra, 29/4387 7 a! MEAN Time. | AN: av Wi Moon Pokal PH --A-A Pd RRR PERE e : t 7 30 37 ff ON QuUaY wD H BS FIRST CLASS.— Letters and all written matter, whether sealed or unsealed, and all other matter sealed, nailed, sewed, tied, or fastenedin any manner, so that it cannot be easily examined, two cents per ounce or fraction there- of. A‘‘Special Delivery ’? ten-cent stamp, when attached to a letter in addition to the lawful postage, entitles the letter to immediate delivery at, or within one mile of, any post-office. Postal cards, one cent each; with paid reply, two cents each. SECOND CLASS.— All regular newspapers, magazines, and other periodicals issued at stated intervals, at least four times a year; the postage is one cent for each four ounces, payable by postage stamps. THIRD CLASS.—Embraces printed books, pamphlets, circulars, engravings, lithographs, proof-sheets and manu- script accompanying the same, and all matter of the same general character, and not having the character of personal Correspondence, Circulars produced by hektograph or similar process, or by electric pen, are rated as third class. The limit of weight for mail matter of the third class is four pounds, except in the case of single books exceeding that weight. The rate of postage on mail matter of the third class is one cent for each two ounces or fraction thereof. FOURTH CLASS.—All mailable matter not included in the three preceding classes, which is so prepared for mailing as to be easily taken from the wrapper and examined. Rate, one cent per ounce or fraction thereof, except seeds, roots, cuttings, bulbs, plants and scions, which are x cent per two ounces. Limit of weight, 4 lbs. Full prepayment compulsory. Liquids, and other like injurious matter, not admitted, except under conditions which may be learned at any post-office. Register all valuable letters and packages. een aes fee, eight cents, which, with the postage, must be fully prepaid. FEES CHARGED FOR MONEY-ORDERS.— For Money Orders in denominations of $100 or less, the following fees ace charged: For Orders for sums not exceeding $2.50, 3 cents; ES to $5, scents; $5 to $10, 8cents; $10 to $20, ro cents; $20 to $30, x2 cents; $30 to $40, 15 cents; $4oto $50, 18 cents; $50 to $60, 20 cents; $60 to $75, 25 cents; $75 to $100, 30 cents. a ome) : 4 | SEES To all Foreign Countries (except Canada and Mexico) : _On Letters, five cents for each half ounce or frac- tion thereof — prepayment optional. Double rates are col- lected on delivery of unpaid or short-paid letters. International Postal Card, two cents. On Newspapers, Books, Pamphlets, Photographs, Sheet Music, Maps, Engravings, and similar printed matter, one cent for each two ounces or fraction thereof. All matter except Letters must be prepaid. Letters and other packages may be registered on payment of a fee of eight cents. To CANADA (including Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Manitoba, and Prince Edward Island): LETTERS, two cents for each ounce or fraction thereof; Books, Cir- culars, and similar printed matter, one cent for each two ounces or fraction thereof; SECOND CLASS MATTER same as in the United States; SAMPLES, one cent per two ounces (must be paid at least two cents); MER- * CHANDISE, one cent per ounce. Packages must not exceed 4 lbs. in weight— prepayment compulsory. No sealed packages other than letters in their usual and ordi- nary form may be sent by mail to Canada. To MEXICO: Letters, Postal Cards, and printed matter, same rates as in the United States. SAMPLES, one cent per two ounces; MERCHANDISE other than Samples can only be sent by Parcel Post. No seaded packages other than letters in their usual and ordinary form may be sent by mail. To PHILIPPINES, CUBA, GUAM, PORTO RICO, TUTU- ILA, and HAWAII, same rates as in the United States. LIMITS OF SIZE AND WEIGHT: Packages of samples of merchandise to all countries must not exceed 12 ozs., nor measure more than 12 inches in length, 8 in breadth, and 4 in depth; and packages of printed matter must not exceed 4lbs. 6 ozs, INTERNATIONAL OR FOREIGN MONEY-ORDER FEES. —On Money Orders payable in foreign countries the follow- ing fees are charged: For Orders for sums of $10 or less, zo cents; $10 to $20, 20 cents; $20 to $30, 30 cents; $30 to $40, 40 cents; $40 to $50, so cents; $50 to $60, 60 cents ; $60 to $70, 70 cents; $70 to $80, 80 cents; $80 to $90, go cents; $90 to $x00, $1.00. - - - o RNHHOOCCOD00000 COMPNNHHHOOO RE ORNYUWHHDHHOO a z DADOWWHNNHOO 4 DO AWWWHDHHHO Sawuvonno | SS8QREQEBLLS MRNNOOCO00000 BoawnHHHo0000 DAWAWNHHHOOOO RS DORN HNNHHOO 4 $85 oww won ® nH w a 4 oD y o nh e iy Pa ey rd = ” a “ a Rd x Pd oO * o o 3 | SuwnHH1000000 HomwhsHH4Hoo0o0o By SuawnnHHooo nH UWALNNNNHHOO Bet GruwwownvyHoo OH AWO AWWWNHNHHO NPWWHHDDHO NH UW HOhAWWNHHHO ONS CROW Pin He oun HOW an SSSRILRVG SHS MUWNHOOCCOC0000 I & ayn pd 4 Pd 8 ~ wo ed = o un Pd a Rd a o Py} oe 3 OUR HNHHO CUSCUAWH OH OHH Sow nHHHH000 OMUNONUWNHNDHHHO » BRRsawwwnno DOUWNHHHHOO RB onwwwnnno i rm ww wow Wo OW DHHHHOOOO ‘Rules for Computing Interest. The following will be found to be excellent rules for finding the interest on any principal for any number of days. When the principal contains cents, point off four places from the right of the result to express the interest in dollars and cents. When the principal contains dollars only, point off two places, Four per Cent.— Multiply the principal by the number of days to run, and divide by go. Five per Cent.-— Multiply by number of days, and } divide by 72. ‘ Six per Cent.— Multiply by number of days, and i divide by 60. “Seven per Cent.— Multiply by number of days, and divide by 52. _Eight per Cent.— Multiply by number of days, and divide by 45. Nine per Cent.— Multiply by number of days, and divide by 4o. Ten per Cent. — Multiply by number of days, and divide by 36. Twelve per Cent.— Multiply by number of days, and divide by 30. Fifteen per Cent.— Multiply by number of days, and divide by 24. Eighteen per Cent.— Multiply by number of days, and divide by 20. : Twenty per Cent.— Multiply by number of days, and divide by 18. Twenty-four per Cent.— Multiply by number of days, ( and divide by 15. ard ips Purchased at the following prices (par value being $100), and bearing interest at the following rates : 00 rele} Six days. 4 5 18 19 3334] 26. 1634) 17. 83% 6674) 20. 7% 3-33% Five days. [o) S 3 | 7%, 3334| 4-16% 66) 66% 33% 66%) 15 334) 26 days.| days. 50 |12 00 |13 Three| Four 9 Two | days. 3374] 2 66%) 2 3374| 3 6674) 4 i 1634/10 I RV WN KN RK 9 OO ° on emekve) eee far) £9, INO CO HON One day. 50 6634] x 8344| x 16%] 2 33%4| 2 11O1N01NONDND O SERRIBRS 8S 03 ia) & 8 i H WO OE AER XD Q "AD" Q HNO 93% hours. hours I Fight | Nine RK Re RK This Table is based upon the usual calculation of 10 hours to a day. ae One| Five hour. | hours. sey] erate @ WWWWWWWWWWWHhAAHDAARADARAUUUNADW PHLPAPAAAAAAAUUNUUNUNUNUNUAUUU AAAN CWO O DWV III I. S7 NI 00 0 00 00 00 00 09 C0 CO. Ow hRU AAN WAR OF OC AW O YPYVYNNYNNN YON VWWHWWWWWKWWWWW - AnAMAKAAKAAKA AAT DADA AAAAAAGANINI 00 001 A ADADADAADADAADADOIIWIIWII III 00 0010 NI 2 OC CODD DODO MM MMODWDDODODWOUOO MEASURES OF WEIGH T.—Avoirdupots : 1 pound equals gooo grains; 16 drams, x ounce; 16 ounces, r pound; x12 pounds, 1 hundvedweight ; 20 hundredweight, 1 ton. Zroy ¢ x pound equals 5760 grains; 24 grains, x pennyweight; 20 pennyweights, 1 ounce; 12 ounces, r pound. Agothecaries's I pound equals 5760 grains; 20 grains, x scruple; 3 scruples, 1 dram; 8 drams, 1 ounce; 12 ounces, 1 pound. Metric: 1 kilogramme equals 1ooo grammes, equals 2.2 Avoirdupois pounds. MEASURES OF LENGTH.—Customary : 12 inches equal x foot ; 1644 feet, 1 rod; 4o rods, 1 furlong; 8 furlongs, x statute mile ; 1 statute mile, 5280 feet or 1760 yards ; x marine league, 3 nautical miles; x fathom, 6 feet; x nautical mile equals 6080.2 feet, Metric: ooo millimetres equal 1 metre; 1000 metres, 1 kilometre ; 1 metre equals 39.37 inches. SURFACE OR SQUARE MEASURE.— Customary: 144 square inches equal x square foot; 9square feet, x square yard; 30.25 square yards, x Square rod; 40 square rods, x Square rood; 4 square roods, x acre; 640 acres, x Square mile; 1 acre equals 208.7 feet square. Metric: rsquare metre equals 10.764 square feet ; 100 square metres equal 1 are; x hectare equals roo ares, or 2.471 acres. SOLID OR CUBIC MEASURE.— Customary: 1728 cubic inches equal 1 cubic foot; 27 cubic feet, x cubic yard; 40 cubic feet of round timber, r ton; 50 cubic feet of hewn tim- ber, x ton ; 128 cubic feet of wood (4 feet by 4 feet by § feet), x cord; 24.75 cubic feet of stone, x perch—usually 16% feet by 134 feet by x foot, but varies greatly. Metric: 1000 cubic centimetres equal 1 litre; 1 litre equals 1.0567 quarts, LIQUID MEASURE.—English gallon equals 277.274 cubic inches, or 1.20032 U.S. gallons; 4 gills, 1 pint; 2 pints, x quart; 4 quarts, z gallon. DRY MEASURE.—1 bushel equals 2150.42 cubic inches; 2 pints, x quart ; 4 quarts, r gallon ; 2 gallons, 1 peck ; 4 pecks, ushel. Me¢vic: 10 millilitres equal 1 centilitre; 10 centi- litres, rdecilitre; 10 decilitres, x litre ; x litre, 0.908 dry quart. CAPACITY OF BOXES. 25 in. sq., 11.66 in. deep=Approx. x wine barrel. 0 «6 Gt trate x wine half barrel, you r peck. . 4.20 *¢ x gal. (dry measure), 7 ** diam. ,6.00 * x gal. (liquid measure), ze =tR Sa Dist, (SS oK orf 77 ESF. The Metric System of Weights and Measures has been le- galized by act of Congress, July 18, 1896. IC WEIGHTS.— xo milligrams make 1 centigram, a Eerie x decigram, 10 decigrams 1 gram, 10 grams I dekagram, 10 dekagrams 1 hektogram, 10 hektograms 1 kilo- gram, 1,000 kilograms 1 metric ton. > : ASURES.— (One milliliter equals cubic centi- Ee eal make x centiliter, ro centiliters x deciliter, ro deciliters 1 liter, ro liters x dekaliter, 10 dekaliters x hektoliter, ro hektoliters x kiloliter. I ( METRIC LENGTHS.— 10 millimeters make 1 centimeter, 10 i i: i ro meters 1 centimeters 1 decimeter, 10 decimeters I meter, dekameter, 10 dekameters 1 hektometer, 10 hektometers 1 APPROXIMATE EQUIVALENTS. i 3 a kilo i jaliter is A meter is about a yard; a kilo is about2 pounds; a is . about a quart; a centimeter is about % inch; a metric ton is about same as an ordinary ton ; a kilometer is about 2 mile; a cubic centimeter is about a thimbleful. A nickel eeren piece of our coinage is a handy key to metric measures an: weights. It is two centimeters in diameter and weighs five grams. kilometer. PRECISE EQUIVALENTS. uals .4047 hectar; 1 bushel, 35.24 liters 5 z centi- Eee eet ats Manis centimeter, .o610 cubic inch; epubie foot, .0283 cubic meter; x cubic inch, 16.39 cubiccent.; I su bic meter, 35.31 cubic feet; 1 cubic meter, 1.308 cubic yar S$ x cubic yard, .7645 cubic meter; 1 foot, 30.48 centimeters; 1 gallon, 3.785 liters; x grain, .0648 gram 5 I ram 25-45 Bras : x hectar, 2.471 acres; z inch, 25.40 millimeters ; I alogramts 2,05 pounds; x kilometer, .6214 mile ; rliter, 29081 ona ( ny) r liter, 1.037 quart (liquid) ; x meter, 3.281 feet 1 aH le, a kilometers; 1 millimeter, .0394 inch; 1 ounce (av tre grams; I ounce (Troy), 31.10 grams; T peck, Bon " z bit int, .4732 liter ; 1 pound, .45: 6 kilogram ; a quart ( ry Dats ficares I quart (liquid), .9464 liter; Sq. centimeter, «I55' i as inch; 1 sq. foot, .o927 Sq. meter; I Sq. inch, 6.452 de cen 3 sq. meter, 1.196 Sd- yards ; 1 sq. meter, 10.76 Sq. feet is qs yard, .836r sq. meter; xr ton, (2,000 Ibs. ), .9072 metric en 3: I 1 ton (eato Ibs.), 1.017 metric ton; I ton (mere 1.102 ton 1 Pd (2000 Ibs.) ; z ton (metric), 9.842 ton (2,240 lbs.) 5 1 yard, «9144 meter, pen} eee) Wave. Hurri- cane ach of Cold above flag center in- below, from south- white light e direction of , Stationary tem- jack ennant Tem- perature. a bl No.1, alone, indicates fair weather,stationary temperature. with indicates fair weather, warmer. indicates rain or snow, warmer, indicates rain or snow, colder. with No. 4 above it, indicates local rain or snow, ag ice; ‘Local rain or Snow. indicates fair weather, colder, A red fl ith flags indicat westerly ; p ‘ked violen herly quadrants ; hite, black centers indicate appro: yest sterly ; w indicates easterly winds, nds. gnals are displayed. 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Population | ites| Hours| —? Mean Sa ee Po bl i Un + ; Time. New-York, N. Y 437,202 Chicago, Ill.... eeowere Philadelphia, Pa 1,293,697 St. Louis, Mo 575,238 Boston, Mass. 560,892 Baltimore, Md 508,957 Cleveland, Ohi 381,768 Buffalo, N, Y.. 352,387 San Francisco, 4 Cincinnati, Ohio Pittsburgh, Pa.. New Orleans, La. Detroit, Mich. Milwaukee, Wis. Washington, D, Newark, N. Louisville, Ky Minneapolis, Min: Providence, R. I Indianapolis, Ind Kansas City, Mo St. Paul, Minn. Rochester, N. Y. Denver, Col. Toledo, Ohio. Columbus, Ohio . Worcester, Mass, Syracuse. N. Y. Omaha, Neb... Los Angeles, Cal Albany, N.Y.... Portland, Ore .. * Grand Rapids, Mich.. Seattle, Wash Des Moines, Iowa. Savannah, Ga ‘ Salt Lake City, Utah.. Lincoln, Neb. ... Tacoma, Wash FIFI 441 | Brees 5 yey B8SaNa Ae lGhlel " 9 N COW COMO 4 Te juivalent country. | Fygaist Nor’y, Swed’n, Den’ British America... Mexico.. France, Belg., Switz... Nor’y, Swed’n, Den’k. MLA Y< sean stare obs German Empire. Brazil. . jl... Thaler(3 marks). Yen..ccccercover ces Explanation of the Currencies of the vartous Countries. AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA.-~The Paper Currencies are con- tinually subject to important fluctuations. In FRANCE, BELGIUM, SWITZERLAND, AND ITALY, I franc=100 centimes. GERMANY, x mark= 100 pfennig. HOLLAND, r florin or gulden = 100 cents. NORWAY, SWE- DEN, AND DENMARK, I kroner= 100 Gre. UNITED STATES, 1 dollar= x00 cents. SPAIN, 1 peseta= 100 centavos. AUS- TRIA, rflorin= 100 kreuzer. PORTUGAL, 1 milreis= 1000 reis. GREECE, 1 drachma=r100 leptas. TURKEY, J piaster== 40 paras, RUSSIA, x rouble= 100 copecks. | - Ttalian notes and silver are not current in France, Belgium, rent in Italy. —— y and Switzerland, but the silver of these countries passes cur- i= DROWNING.—1. Loosen clothing, if an: lungs of water by laying body un its Stomach and lifes by the middle so that the head hangs down. Jerk the bod a few times. 3. Pull tongue forward, using handkerchief, oe pin with string, if necessary. 4. Imitate motion of respira- tion by alternately compressing and expanding the lower ribs, about twenty times a minute. Alternately raising and lowering the arms from the sides up above the head will stimulate the action of the lungs, Let it be done gently but persistently. 5. Apply warmth and friction to ex- tremities. 6. By holding tongue forward, closing the nos- trils, and pressing the ‘ Adam’s apple ” back (so as to close entrance to stomach), direct inflation may be tried. Take a deep breath and breathe it forcibly into the mouth of pa- tient, compress the ,chest to expel the air, and repeat the operation. 7. DON’T GIVE UP! People have been saved after HOURS of patient, vigorous effort. 8. When breathing begins, get patient into a warm bed, give WARM drinks, or spirits in teaspoonfuls, fresh air, and quiet. : SUNSTROKE.—There are two important indicati treatment — reduction of temperatures and the NaS ae lants. The patient should first be removed to a cooler spot if possible, or at least where shade can be secured. The treatment should be begun at once. The clothing about the neck and body must be either loosened or removed. Cold i particularly indicated in cases where there is great heat of the body, and delirium and convulsive movements are present. This means of reducing the temperature may be applied in the shape of cracked ice about the head and spine, or the use of cold water. If the heat of the body is very great, it may be necessary to wrap the patient in sheets wet Pe eueold ater: piers Deal es the great heat, evidence ression, sti: i feecmpasciie: » Stimulants must be used while the cold H2MORRHAGE.— The usual treatment is rest in ee position; small pieces of ice should be Heel sea pened and the application of ice wrapped in a towel or in an ice-bag, or snow, cold water, etc., over the stomach; hot applications may be applied to the extremities. : _FIRE IN A BUILDING.— Crawl on the flo airis the lowestin the room. Cover head with err taty wet if possible. Cut holes for the eyes, Don't get excited, — a = == bd | Delp in | Case of Accidents. OSs BURNS AND SCALDS.— Cover with cooking soda and lay wet cloths over it. Whites of eggs and olive oil. Olive oil or linseed oil, plain, or mixed with chalk or whiting. Sweet or olive oil and lime-water. Shock, whichis always present in severe burns, requires the administration ofstimulants, Pain is more constant and intense in burns than in any other form of injury, and requires sedatives, which should be adminis- tered by the medical attendant. Later on the appearances of inflammation and other complications are to be carefully watched for. SUFFOCATION FROM INHALING ILLUMINATING GAS. —Get into the fresh air as soon as possible and lie down. Kéep warm. Take ammonia—twenty drops to a tumbler of water, at frequent intervals; also, two to four drops tincture of nux vomica every hour or two for five or six hours. TESTS OF DEATH.— Hold mirror to mouth. If living, moisture will gather. Push pin into flesh. If dead, the hole will remain; if alive, it will close up. Place fingers in front of a strong light. If alive, they will appear red; if dead, black or dark. i Map DOG OR SNAKE-BITE.— Tie cord tight above wound. Suck the wound and cauterize with caustic or white-hot iron at once, or cut out adjoining parts with a sharp knife. Give stimulants, as whisky, brandy, etc. FIRE IN ONE'S CLOTHING.— Don't run — especially not downstairs or out-of-doors. Roll on carpet, or wrap in woolen rug or blanket. Keep the head down, so as not to inhale flame. FIRE FROM KEROSENE.— Don’t use water, it will spread the flames. Dirt, sand, or flour is the best extinguisher, or smother with woolen rug, table-cloth, or carpet. CINDERS IN THE EyE.— Roll soft paper up like a lamp lighter, and wet the tip to remove, or use a medicine dropper to draw it out. Rub the other eye. y FAINTING.— Place_flat on back; allow fresh air, and sprinkle with water. Place head lower than rest of body. STINGS OF VENOMOUS INSECTS, ETC.— Apply weak ammonia, oil, salt water, or iodine. LIGHTNING.— Dash cold water over a person struck. —s ==} bd — [ xe Poisons and Antidotes, FIRST.—Send for a physician. SECOND.—INDUCE VOMITING, by tickling throat with feather or finger. Drink hot water or strong mustard and water. Swallow sweet oil or whites of eggs. Acids are antidotes for alkalies, and vice versa. ACIDS, MINERAL.—Chalk, magnesia (plaster off wall in emergency), solution carbonate of soda, emollient drinks, fixed oils. ACID, CARBOLIC,—Any soluble sulphate, such as mag- nesia. _ ACID, HYDROCYANIC.—Fresh air and artificial respira- tion, with cold effusion, Ammonia by inhalation and in- travenously in vein of leg. ACONITE.—Emetics, stimulants, external and internal; keep up external heat, keep flat on back. ANTIMONY TART.—Vegetable acids, such as tannic acid, catechu, ARSENIC.—Freshly precipitated hydrated sesquioxide of iron made by adding magnesia to any iron solution. ATROPIA.—Same as Belladonna, BELLADONNA.—Emetics — mustard flour in water; give physostigma or pilocarpine; cold to head. CANTHARIDES,—Emetics, emollient drinks, opiates by mouth and rectum, large draughts of water to flush kidneys. CHLORINE WATER.— Albumen, white of egg, milk, our, , CHLOROFORM.—Fresh air, artificial respiration (inclin- ing head down, pull tongue forward), brandy and ammonia intravenously in leg, the HYPODERMIC injection of 15 m. tincture of digitalis and 1-60 of a grain of atropine. CoLCHICUM.—Emetics, followed by demulcent drinks. If coma be present brandy, ammonia, coffee. Opium in large dose. Keep up external heat. , CONIUM.—Emetics, followed by stimulants external and internal, CORROSIVE SUBLIMATE.—Albumen, white of egg (4 gr. sublimate require white of one egg), flour, milk. Equal arts of lime water and milk. Emetics, or evacuate stomach y pump. I | —— 8 COPPER SULPH.— Yellow prussiate’ of potash or soap. CROTON OIL.— Emetics; wash out stomach, followed by mucilaginous fluids, containing opium. : DIGITALIS.— Recumbent posture after emetics. Emetics and opium ; give tincture aconite. ELATERIUM.— Demulcent drinks, enemeta of opium, and external heat. & HYOSCYAMUS.— Stomach pump, emetics, stimulants ex- ternal and internal, physostigma and pilocarpine. ba INATING GAS.— Hypodermic injections of nitro- ei pcanmarsicecoemenced by Kloman, of Baltimore. JODINE.— Emetics and demulcent drinks, starch or flour diffused in water, opium and external heat. ; A .— Any soluble sulphate, either magnesia or Paat cliecendel by emctics and eferwards by opium and milk. LOBELLA.— Stimulants externally and internally; exter- nal heat. MORPHINE.— Same as opium. i Nux. VoMICA.— 30 grs. of chloral and 60 grs. of bromide of potash. Nitrite of amyl. ‘i ss oe .— Atropine hypodermically till respirati - Bee eealautee Stomach pump, stimulants, external and internal, brandy and coffee, cold affusion, ammonia to noe trils, galvanic shocks, compelling to move about, artificial respiration, electric brush. Permanganate of Potash. OXALIC ACID,— Lime, not potash or soda. j PHOSPHORUS.— Sulphate of copper in emetic dose as chemical antidote. No oils. Emetics and purgatives. POTASH AND, SODA SALTS.— Dilute acetic acid, citric acid, lemon juice, fixed oils, demulcents, vinegar. SILVER NITRATE.— Solution of common salt and de- mulcent drinks. Emetics. STRAMONIUM.— Same as Belladonna. STRYCHNINE.— Same as Nux Vomica. : ToBACCO.—Emetic, stimulants, external and internal, strychnine, external heat. i ZINC SALTS.— Carbonate of soda, emetics, warm demul- cent drinks. No. of Watch Oase No. of Works No. of Bank Book No. of Bicycle My Weight on Height Size of my Hat my Hosiery Tuur. JAN. I, 1903 px "AL. avec aie : “ Spams Crayon {f~ in CX} dat Wr Now ] howe Soop Ay LL 4K. bons hrweleunnwan ‘Murtha. Ponte me, Werte IO 2 of brunt G Foun Sqn wri S Kat Rann Gate Ce TR wore OR Ome Os O LHe? Oe On aust Aap Gath Wea. FRIDAY 2 Ther. : ae Ceesity ee we aftr dork fo 2 ae : Ee AA BD ie Ge REY PG Sa : SAT. JAN. 3, 1903 Ther. Wea. Mon. JAN. 5, 1903 Ther. : - 30° na unt Cyt: ” ee Cla, Calan, Ya tben. Harte 4 oe G! 7 Oye Onn Sthints wh Fenn paren - = Ppramlfertal 6 7 4 tn. Blan tiak hnty oon boos, S px sce es eT LEE fe Gomi ur orm Letldes Carers eae Spore Rasp ¥ tomy Lomvtery et: Ce RT re Raoteakearsr Khe MOK § 06 Pandy Vrrrarcenl YT boombedl wom Me, Tootsie: Garter ta bn, harem Hatt, g oy I GM Lov Le G Onn ofia 4. Spee dy : Hewdn For bed) hls pari, Fu, abcde fam Pytdeen om Conn deme. T-12 wader bowen om wash, Shia, bron Pe ef Ge Ure Meelis, Gao im Aap din pornord wen ot 6.90 Fu Wogastin Boge Fat Pinte @ Pret Mees 3 Wea. SUNDAY 4 Ther. Wea. TUESDAY 6 Ther. z . : ss she boat, aagenncinnn, SAemh Masri dons 4 hoy Cab a ee Cp bane Lai seen:, Ar : Se wee. Ww deep gums tering Cy Crea Gere bray im (94d. Met Talk wie Mera, afin Grnmfert, P A very Aantn y daa enyr dry , Fo \ Arspahias 90 Ii eretMnd: Ta Cohen ; tree Fasoecsinn fram Ss Ware's HK. erent eee ee Greet Gaetst Ge Pie, ene Cohna Dy. 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Bot Hever An Winans cc 1 3u. a em Oho ctr Pd, Li ok Chin, Hmgpea ‘brat doy Bons fa o Peabe a Dry a6 Pe Wea. Sun. JAN. Wea. MonpDaAY. 12 Ther. Vea. WEDNESDAY I4 - agg) SAS z u PrttnonK, Clasr voli byeK Wo mrrnk - Spot ee day ~ Anbiedoncbinin 6a gk ype | 7 ie a ee praise 3a Westend Blemevet pat na, aE Hage Pre OC, & Ge Sat seg (LOT F TuHuR. JAN. 15, 1903 asia oy s Sat. JAN. 17, 1903 beta ie om On. bt hon > S Gk Grn”. Lf. TRO SRM oe y RAL (same aay enliin SF Chickodns, aOimpie, a rrmroey ‘ XT lrelions 6. [ton deny on yo, PORT, Wea. FRIDAY 16 Ther. Wea. SunDAyY 18 Cnty Cokin , rrr, arn, Mrsthin ty clam. Mage Wien / Sha vee trheat ~ eatin, faa ‘é Csi Th. GY Qetiuntlts Sryamn & So SC Iytna ote CF, oT FFOAMW, rs Fem ny oy. ‘ dann J Gyrben oR OR : C wthrcerlg: ban tentn ; Yraa rr Ain Ane Hamarra J teestir dover ; . oe i ah bs aa . ate (eo bst Wea. Mon. JAN. Ig, 1903 Ther. » coo Rd Westint Gm bemgiss” unm C, pulceik Camtrndgr ; Wep. JAN. 21, 1903 (Pon Pa FRI. JAN. 23, 1903 Fey I Cob. Matay Pre Me. SATURDAY 24 Clin rice) ae ts rere a Z Boom gece. SUN. JAN. 25, 1903 ar Hf. 30.9 Wien Von tae Gthuntey | Gitex. CUZ 30Ci2 2 dren be Emre | all ara 3 Gy G Yentob, dare. Paahdncrdied 0 reve Mee floc rach Mine Fabiana Wea. TuEs. JAN, 275903 Ther. E THUR. JAN. 29, 1903 poe . ’ ; cnn’ 2 ¥ Gey Sr) rth. fron gy toe Bo Matdniotide, G Berens Sy Grdcostane onlin bate Boman Yo HK. &. Bese ‘ i il vie fn tka Dre ght po dene ow Reet mt weer WEDNESDAY 28 Ther. Wea. FRIDAY 30 Combs - ascot Cawkrid SAT. JAN. 31, 1903 Ther. | E Mon. FEB. 2, 1903 Went lronn ot 5.30. OS nome EEPAR TGS yar OR heats bos Cam Bh , | oe We a Ther. [ Jea. Fri. FEB. 6, 1903 Wea. WED. FEB. 4, 1903 Chord rd foe Nie ALL rat OW On drumnysrr eyes der of farnrnte br~ Gr th Hen, Senta Nig Che Fheregsnn’ rnin C. poe Aimy A Pete Sen 0 Ata PR e Cae (othe on YA Yh gn TS Wottn \- Wrery SNE eae ae A hak elbh , Gastdann Cae, Dry THURSDAY 5 Ther. ap Ms Foal. UN. Fes. 8, 1903 Ca S — Fonash apron Gm WEDNESDAY II re Cetbnr, ‘3 . Wa Treen F ak cbr we Wea. TuHuR. FEB. 12, 1903 Ther. - oy? 4b: Cleon tycaly tttenK™ A.W ermal aa Poy bmn frnationn Phy Men Lo nrmake 6uy guest Ao Yes Waser BT et Pome se Oremferi. 4 fiers Witte ts, ao aK Fs uh, Ch efron. Quark ot 6 (bias ae Laren ObA eit, Mout 1 AR NRG Ther : SUNDAY 15 36° 50° } Cabin FRIDAY 13 Cm eblen pres OW hon Hh, Stina . :. Ae ax ubyhdagit ie Daoprmarn VI robthnad “% Pete Cash iopton 253 ieaaerapomir ed on fovdnk, 3 ya On pees On Wnt . s behets, | hea Wak on bah See ee Saas Carma 04 Botan Tn, Srrnrng, ase Tne DS Wea Oey IER. We bade And 6 om on Ti Gee [ Toad} Mon. FEB. 16, 1903 ‘Eheét. Web. FEs. 18, 1903 Auster led ae 6 KM, 93° Cpl Sip Mapnbome 35° POSS a Ate | ae pen ’ a % 1 GS OR Miley Te Pe A Chapt Ope dey THURSDAY I9g : = x X\ Chen t. Cobh Meh, hase ho W. Und: Bndiptc tots Mn iog tet: aX 5. 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Bin Hf 1nty 7 x | ts fog Dt Pt, 1 Ne Se 0, Wate AL RIERA Cr | FRIDAY 27 Ther. iS fol C, chard oth [pov Morgen Drtame , Pann. bdbercnt nay ee ee Pb treet ot 6.308 SF tparmi erry Mam. Wea. THURSDAY 5 Ther. oa, a ; i, Vc G ans heeds < = Orotetorx, J pple Om f aes te Oh, es ease verte y ok buh, Sicoy.S ee Rep Sees TOE ey: ‘ saat or tag > Cart c a As K?/ ove TK Meponchs bo, et Gs thom Bon. Pin Cae SON | | | Wea. Can bor Eohin WY, trash. Yosted GQ WL Lee tek C. afrrn bus ba nso bone ap — Arti & re Ally, Fri. MARCH. 6, 1903 Cra RA erp CTL balers Vor sak wy RS. Bats tegtaak Tax fork Quuon Whiner on TO My Wael. Ow, iCny Urs Tae vere a Nee Bete Peter Oat é ets LT Afon bern « Coe rdites Sami la ndlaew ss ] : Cai. bb prety = ska Cotbabl ah psx Hem ifime ra ee dea h On, Ieper : \ a cate Tn. Homnbniy a Theban. ux Una Rien 2 Vie Ne tnoth Gt Gn bud. MONDAY 9 Ther. : As We OR EAN: Fl ori oH" OO, 44, Corba tpn TM A BA Chee my CXOK Be 4 ae, igh et ters Ge cshncdt fatty Cridy Ged fer TES, ee OTE, G- RB deat /s V Qi, Jed (D0 Yop Tf eh tecg,,. Wea. Turs. MARCH I0, 1903 Ther. : 37° Claret dvd Chatty ere lage bathe wy SLATE ofr Saree Leon 17 aitaz Welton lo Drawn, Gor Clary. To tlm Sx, thorn V dey 2 Srortctng, DN h LI Chime Tord. Fehagee Co tan rang ae [ee 2 VN ea ia SPR RRR | Sats, hess Harn o dire sor Oe a fren ® Ary Gr, Socposnihs oppor. OA ttan> btu Mredlpasinn, ee. . aan h o Rathod Grymen (Cex), 6 nasi shen Pons oh oct M4 Go Senta € | anh J tn. Tota Borys. FY) 4 . F page AnrA Thin Behe CgeeRax, 4, _ Gee, Se Reboot cain)? Wea. THUR. MARCH 12, 1903 Ther. eR A x + be o Chey : cahw 4 LI O2aw 1 Pres g btn 7 GAL tag Orcas otras, iraanne CAspwey YO Diente w Far Heer, Beas ated fC. Sewn wR ae peg Ret eae, Gah Ge. Gtx Go faa z, ocak 3 Fup baa ~ ‘ Can» Bote O10 ee ra ; Van OC dyns beet OnE, Sct hrm ot ly Fu, Prbauty Broke Lo 1 Meaney Gut B30 ~ Framtis Pemthe: > Sperrao J 3 Fey ya see *, CHES SON ee t . OH WD , Choctcastan by Withohtn / | Retin CoMting Auten Metin bsp ,Grackee. Tak ued Hottcoe gn arenes a AL ae Gerrcton FRIDAY 13 Ther. 3s* 65° Ce Aree Gabry. SAT. MARCH I4, 1903 Ther. HL yee V chek Cater ath dary ery Worn 70° Rare of 6 LR Rbm what bevy OU Drrrtren. Mortarda Say Gpomnss | brary VOVbdeon Fory ORF aay Wetted Chprttnrs IM Yeont G ; ’ oe Rat p lio Rueda Cece + Ge Saakr on & AAs opt fir ma ON Prt Lignct fa Rane % Sex op. Gut 3 Grey | SUNDAY 15 ¢ Nang bre (Sm + a foo ee nine ee fees belt. OFF a Bn By Mrsbrr « J ureuet © Zour Hed Sih brn. Yam Gat. ew Blong Mrrtng bau. Ww, cece dt? OL) SL tok sp fer Serratia toe & chu N Gen do.) Gan 4 6 Bown ring: Sau. Cua ice rN Ve til Se Beaty Conan Bn 5 4.60 Bigin,, Cyto - EE we Oe Re eR wan been. GbR hom Sewer om VV Ben Facet «ity senses oe ee a dy t Ther. & ws 6 o¥° Wea. Mon. MARCH 16, 1903 Ther. : ic n oy FURY my ‘ » ° _ Lo age nara igre acav 2, Y7 Drs Pitinah. Apart oh 9.39 a.M, OTA YH AR, Fr toe “ hrarktonm CO. wie Ann Urrnrg HATE ste S. Cings: tenn ras A fronr q Thea VG: Rerfhan cee oe Ts os Cape % , QC Cher stcoaten , oe Cot Mod. . Grog yshanty on ron fcmapeprear ar THURSDAY Ig pa¥ arcu oe Re. ae - Fri, MARCH 20, 1903 Ther. ; : 4y Chev don , b. WN, bred. Het 76° ey, Gran da on bale 18. Oat tre Borden ot tur, Maths hut Otip. EOpra vr 1 See pee dost Vacs, . tn A aS wd eek, Wea. SATURDAY! 21 Cine, WANs 6, toed cent fey Powe 98 Roe é Worttad 9 Brot roy Bul OL Gum, Foote 2 0:$- (i Oak & Qtsahhi te tok Brey Wa ot Malrn Y Oncor GS Unb & fosrnr rnin RM, Kena A. pase povel Ks. hash Ctrmm yaw Se CSI EAN AY Baas J orden 42 th Y fai VOrbor Wea. SUN. MARCH 22, 1903 Ther. “se Add. Clady Latin $B 4 fo daimteviGIee Stic. teed foo Beene Og Gh mnt ar, Cv ky CO dry biyhr Gann - Br.O.M, Sorrrdacd— Ofer Cor Bing orth me J as RS Wr Parton 0% lo a.m, GOA bony OR Wx tnnete ¥ Spry 6 bw fin breads Cacti Up richct Cra Ds fog, CONE: 6 Koe fhm. PEPER. eee Cid, 7 then. Mn poet Reet Sonn cy Unertaak 5 S~ sti carter aa MONDAY 23 Ther. Wea. Tugs. MARCH 24, 1903 Ther. | Tuur. MARCH 26, 1903 ec ye wade soe “ y Cher inik, furr A. by wnud3° Clerc bu. hy wn og ba FS fa S$. & tore WEDNESDAY 25 RS eae ere Fer Grom bux from tong . Sete 6 Co Bam gee. On OW tony beck, Mor fice vot. POPS 7 fs ay frmen ti ; ? y “s on. D frase? py. Sreeditmaycces \nerricy fain Girt Whe. ne fipahertntnn Miah Ree .- sn oth ek. Thad. Motta Rew loot V Yfame Coartey tm Bloom om Foch | OE, AF RY er AE, fe tee 0 aa ta Manes , Ebel Girne, Sonny Pastins WE Ditches each CA vee ES : Jonson OLA Sty . eee hae bin ton o yt — Cred, Wea. SAT. MARCH 28,. 1903 Clowdy Wee r8r ee 8. triad. Sra 52° Ox geo fates 5. $0 Aww, gaa homo dws. Cir) trent & aa denen ot SC. foto, Cot a taoe bo Oflrracwls « Whke Sy, Fx Beer Ben Gerdien: Spr R-AK. Urertinsry om At Gant, eit, $ Gla fr Qn bck Mey hty og & 30 YorA 2. Ror at P teters, /47 bent $e SUNDAY 29 ; s Lee Prtbewt, Char, Wag RWG HE 44? a Cok, Aha, Nicy Any WU Sew oe : A cog ee = Foe beret K on tomede on fannn bs Qt, BIZ, I CY Qh Y Ww Sor iil lc Mind st iv gE Mlagtotal. Ye chen Ti. dem, i Seng vV ler a bro. Ww Ga berede oe Lravnse, C5 Csr Ore Stod fon y Brn. ? oe Oye : Phony at obypmnrash phen ot KG Cad Sri ee WA Ramo Ort Urn Creal Baten dey . Sem a } ans Prt i . Mon, MARCH 30, 1903 Chanritoy ode chit Kh Sea PM % bork. eer hw. & rr 7) t (hh Wea. WED. APRIL I, 1903 Ther. Wea. 42? AT Ch ax: Ce me hy, : G aye | ha. y os° Leoanecememeee emai Genre WA PR Oper See ip sy ine ,) ree . < . ) TR OE Se OEE Imad oe BE, ag. wild on Cc, TE tne, Qin d Fri. APRIL 3, 1903 Ther. Cots tes trate Merton Bien | beite \ behen VV dgtbtaibod Areadertel tl OdyD Lowrecke © Hn Dra. THURSDAY 2 Wea. SATURDAY 4 Clear We AM Chri wt A an 5% | Mb. tac, Qi chang cl T hee Bnsha W. bnew tex fT. Terr, ot guna, Cotted orm Kebu pfetien 0 56 ut S pnd an hen wr lng tering on Te Goud, Sieg ey. hens CoRR, Wey pp Teck tm posit VO . ber on By 010-98 6 Cp D1 Metin, sien ) Tee Sioa sd fr ee Lntin Som, Merrhow the io G paw Conca Wea. SUN Chere tine eat wna, Btcp 1. a i is Fata goo bd Be HAL fart om bare bortne om dey Woratrncgr 7rd Babee. rot) Y Bara, Ak. often Gretifers . Hipidh, aioe. Se Rex Meda bare A il (AAR COREEM ry on On from herr VOW, & Boars Hiss EP ivuce™ Weer, ps Oe, Sen Sa ne (ere 4 Motte 0 tdi [aeate at. Hytms fp nth, Serprac Ge Gch Jee Bina Wen” Beds: Wea. MONDAY 6 Ther. ° Ze o Miche te, Hoek 4G° S.%. feos a ee i Soe os Nery . APRIL 5, 1903 Ther. eg) Chm Trey meted] fratichy Oh. Sent an Game CAratnnte , DR, QiTbn min TO foot And Crone, Asters + Sey Sines dens ie a Rises Gidea eee Aa pp POR nether bem a Pumy Fedak lies ee Wea. WEDNESDAY 8 Ther. ara $ is Ok 7 ae, y Fe ha wie Tee sb ‘Aer DA, Deion: Spe Glee. Detar OAT hemnleetts or Bice Teta , Alng ake ODA (SS bee spice Wat GQ Cred fin dom ‘ek = a eal aneon eA ent GE Wotn +I seein desea oe ae ony re. Cert, om Kay To Jardin derfrds aor ~ Iicmciatngacten a 5 a Tabruen Veranet ais Recliaaaires Berton. Tur. APRIL gy, 1903 Ther. Sales Bann, eon © bre. Can. apn done “an —s tekpererrd Qo Cornel ¥ Se ep te a ot ek Gas. a ter Sooae Roretan Gee at GRE Wh S bree Wea. FRIDAY IO Ther. 46° Pratt. i Cath Sunnah Gang bharrmns. 64° = WARNS , Says Ibs asco fasten oe ok Gen doppy EY eC eT PT ET Ge. Gian, He gar om U4 ay rere title LS Af Ay I amiG but Yo G Mereeta Joe Frmat, Sten, “Gu Gt ue Str ee ‘ A Gnd Jfibimcs Pots Gareplei oh a fins Cine senna Paty PC aaciets Corfe. Wart, | i PPR Paver 2, Ae Rati wn Oe Coles, Camas Ap, See Ee he Wea. Sat. APRIL II, 1903 Clear Usihy hag WAN ROR CAD. Spar Loy ne Ce (ES Masngucty® [oad Bi QML Ce MA J bed oa doe Uk ow Onn Urrpdes oo Ur. fridr Veto Yow en a «ol 4h dee? Wea. SUNDAY 12 Ther, mail 64° rf Watt bok Foren y Cant on kee opin Crm foes , ar 7. 4 aaa, A Ath, Comps, eanre base ti CEPR OG, ee rg ah he eer Suv a) Pay Hl CARE OR DECOR Laat yy. Or ey Cer ee Kegan nde a peat fo, Cores GX f OU G He weet hskered ed ew he ae Chetan \ On, f. Mon, APRIL 13, 1903 r | Wea. WED. APRIL 15, 1903 GM. haan ¥ Gear RM Ther. ‘ Aor . : RG, tanh Wu god Jd Seely CA: Baier: bat . j Has J brand Ramey dim frrr. Spor rem § clay wots min Othe | Cyd Cae Barton by GB WV, Afra, Vogt y bee barn om Gn ( Crbrnel EY pr Yr Vator We 5 A ee oe farm aay GES [Onda hi ANih Css Vines. € iy = Wwe Aixthaud Y Warhts, hrs “ Bo whi. hon 6 6 as a Mirren’ | a . . 2 p — x | her” are Low Ynthh ly Preinn Ay (7 ity | Jo Bsttaonw A 10 amr. Coehd oh Vihar LO bay tote) Mote 6x. Aan dans rr p Sd ee Nek oe Cie on Ane ehrketn, Agu ern str ¥Y Ox Ged cha f~~ Ds tri bag On Wea. Sun. APRIL 19, 1903 * Chan , rain, Coknr, Le ABER EI 9: a. & eLaztrae MONDAY 20 Cartan as €. ured Yo a ctuwrnes Po Ream Orne Dry) Cam F- a = C_ “GQ bee ew “ew pan Qu, UNA for. Kinet 4a, | 7 Fas Gor, | | i © Wastmughon Pie dthiog,.. Bas Bote. Vinee Yee. «a Cote: Ba Wea. TurEs. APRIL 21, 1903 Ther. i Wea. TuHurR. APRIL 23, 1903 Ther. Ga Remy , Cert. ia Gung, Cuan unik Bgl WM imma. 25 Gu, Suny DE et. ain. Ns pal Con, mA Jo Guu. Won, Net, Mas an /OG.M, » Earn brite Ce on & hhetsn Sat Qt W Cheprnmn, Ay Cotin Gore a OK BRA Uy Guar dns N Bbarrak wor oer atin y . pee and Takk of Gi Ohe Creperet (C90) 2.7 7 ween Cortes & I wr. Corr or Pee ere es |, | Cok, WEDNESDAY 22 Bhe. | Wea. FRIDAY 24 Ther. me 37 a. 45° Stmny ey Rory. Gort. 63 4. Cheer VY Cort, 63° G.xd Cpe brett. 9&4, mri. Je nu, Cerf Ree? vec GQ . 2A, J Ort pok wee SD bans (12.90 - 3-45) Sans Wrerdoernth. , Meorthan | Teen \ mop, Breeted wit 4. J Cn ined 6 Metin ony 4 Un Meer Crk CR Oe naan. oe Coed we 2.90 Kan Cry on Un Ataric, Cre oral Me dost G Gi D ov we. Cred prow Son Welln Dean Tan wnt, Aa Ap bet Or sonbh- Sav, APRIL 25, 1903 Ther. nn, ; 2 as Clean ents Oat We ECBO MV Brion, EO Wore ca Com oF M1 om, Daa” Sohbet ok ii Koad Change Agen Gm F wo brole GoAAy wn Aifter Lh fpr 4 Att, Seeatan foe by 47 Cn, Boom fx Tie hee D Meet © OO Mhaderta & ; veer borin nO Yrs Gu x Ys J a Grr
i Se ‘ feeb A, Wea. Tugs. JUNE 2, 1903 Catto , MAr, AAG, WH, > = SS Wea. THUR. JUNE 4, 1903 Ther. 5 SAT. JUNE 6, 1903 eS OR eas beatin’ ey" hae ANE Mon, JUNE 8, 1903 Ther. [ Wea, WED. JUNE 10, 1903 The Cher~dn, nd Oybn S, LW Dyes fe i Wola vr ; Resin axtiict Pore | =< ln OE TY SY Yor don yee Ply | teeing hn Ts St {o03, mm Wt, ory | YO, UNM We ley CT hm, WP Wain my J ween od a Ary fin Cam Whew 7 thor hA Gey tn bec hry ‘ Canpptennd a a ay tw be rly / (- a. 4 i < ; % — ee TUESDAY 9 THURSDAY IT 7 Miles Uns Bak aly Bi Gt SuN. JUNE 14, 1903 Ther. Turs. JUNE 16, 1903 Ther. Cited: cask wn ooh A. &. wn. wig ow StS” Gok, 6.25 Aer, (Ged. ee Pare Eres Cae oF ere & erat Men 12-30 - y apes. 2, 2 bucks Desk wtien 2 BCH UE Yue Vote. f ga S S pins Vea G Cy Hotere bud, Sx Diva cota Ie aoe On seo) Couget Cayo fod: pA PT AR Grresvide Mon. JUNE 22, 1903 a. MK ag Bucks ’ rer Char Mrrad” Hor a A AoE oe oe Aen ww bh Bydha hiatus oy heey bee P pests Fadl sve chat 6 v _— Ther. To: ES SUNDAY 21 ; oF TUESDAY 23 Vurrut hi 6. wi Gea f tors Charny wnt Prima , Uk Vb. wrt, | JS fa Aw, Cae vA £ : ax | | Won Helens, Stored (CARS Spux OR BRET 2g Pye BE a. sure | Oe en ~ sie ag f un, Tmeoge Ww New, , Bano Sees era Carts bhp Ki ny SeVR ee Dock ay AN Lambeth eRe Roe onan ooh. Wen IG Bo bh, oe Sythe ORE Combs ban eta, dee Gl dal. Wea. WED. JUNE 24, 1903 Ther. Wea. Fri. JUNE 26, 1903 THURSDAY 25 Ther. Jea. SATURDAY 27 x xX } , CADE Gi OL CARN Ge ngs Cheer sy pretty Uratonn Jere 8.13 Car GB Comblan, dow 1015 RYO eW fa Bahan: Fonda Eun Brenan on Gorn oe at Fortran. Guu Yy ma. Revell Taonraul FE, SE ONE ee STs y Ree pong Meee os 4 Glrdeke, | Genter, — Corby, Wea. SUN. JUNE 28, 1903 TuEs. JUNE 30, 1903 BROS, bth , Dan, Btn YI wouter G Bang Gut offiurete G tre, ADL Ww Give, Pur Hedin MSfp nnn (Ad Guin aoe Waco. 3 pos boner Le Md Gh USL Ronn, On OD Bren hn ok. lifes Gud, ann 1 ormoy CFO Fling Yong YS on Mete y Wea. MoNnDAY 29 Ther. Wea. Wep. JuLy 1 Hew Wi 8. tern Gorm an day, Yar tort Semny Chem In buddy . S pec OL dey nH See Lee Sp Petey 6 FONRr 9s Le Ute On bee rtal cu o b Catan ge a : Ur We, EAST. hig Rrvoen, He Bah hee rede Aart eat ug eben Pr tunk (i Pe Ct cid) Cempasd oo —l an Gorte ton Sims” Ommate cba Ga tsnak | hp harm ae Urey Bite. ees Ct aah Sy RS Prowthen Gun” Alster «a Wea. THUR. JULY 2, 1903 Ther. Britis Chan Wh Hliny Hy Mi one « Con I unto & PT, shennan aang A ¥y Spe ton — on food ORL han oe AANA \ v RH ra Wea. FRIDAY 3 Bhet. Rte ea Cys BE ini PO cobb Vw « PP a rie yet A. Roectbenthy Crate oe oetee. BA A LOM Costish, Us haan, Etealowte-g een R Ve VST” Ss | Wea. Sat. JULY 4, 1903 Chenin Oe by” Wr. Und - Geved werli.g G Seite et CON Ora tepnt Ce eee ay Meticormtoss y wan a vba moh a Gor deniey Kan Met RS OY ey J wrotl re bor, borne apn Upr Ureuige om reeks bon on Wem Herefr hod | Sa, Beredinn om Ca. ae eee a ae eee Cones, Ne | ea dona be ypony Pears nee Re nye SI om | Kirarntee RSS Greg Gre ae Wea. SUNDAY 5 Ther. » Chad Y Wety inns Atenwrddt bye rk Coax Arik Chiles. Cora J ie Mon. JULY 6, 1903 Ther. Spr = oe Wordvnrn ao tentg ou Sek yh Usb Ce Adan G- Pann prwrr Gaor.. ( ra a | ene Arn», lot, ” Wee \y Mm ig * ere > = Aww y xf TUESDAY 7 Bhai md bo . Spee as ae Senet sacs unde , WED. JULY 8, 1903 CDoih sate Sek Bt SOC oa, * Roark Seon tows | oot Sekine tye Marnter Whezx FSGS Ores SE pre ee ro foe On ; on enn Wore: eee ax Tha. uni Motu Mong Suny Quen ome, ee Aucste ute Cnmnnye Www, Osim is eee An And 1p AL 7 \38- Pond ale As OM On-~) & Jur 4 ture Ate, Beak ot Mtg of b-30 beste Wien, Prwrgrn 2G ; ie va V Psi dn! Wea. SUNDAY Ig ‘Eher. ow] et Paes Chee ie daa a fe ha 25 = re . BG CARES he Rand. Gre OM, | ees Lowe, : Getthad ; J rnc W, rages =; Cpa ting Tare Phir Ben 4 om F. 3a, 9 Ute h Oinegh, Qa Uns ons NIK Annp om for b—4. ¥ Sloe shrevg ay x - {it~ OT han TH Bain A ffir ots hortorpre, har ‘Y Fura, Rowntlout, uf bro cenit’ mal BEAL aaa bey Ctrl me bo ORG trey Spee Wed Mo Heo weeny Wea. SATURDAY 22 ene Freee an Un Tartans deus eee ne Th one Tee wah (eer on Gan, rondo a | Nisei oy) WW at pa prts~ 7 Te Neha te Kathe Crupenry $ temp patns Gath os Gob sei kala Siena tend, oe = Soin heehee’ tecbs Contam’ oy ES Oy ae eS qe Se. SUN. AUG. 23, 1903 Turs. AUG. 25, 1903 Ther. wrth Lay Saag Eee ep fF) WEDNESDAY 26 Sar. AUG. 29, 1903 Chr, ipa as FRIDAY 28 Parr dn, 9 tng +I Dhani Cram eben St FAH, Dat, Mon. AvuG. 31, 1903 Sot Fenenmatis Se, Garment. Combe dyn — Fegeon Cor Wea. Fri. SEPT. 4, 1903 Ther. | Wea. SUN. SEPT. 6, 1903 Ther. Use cty chean WAR Haim S11, a, aS Se OE : RoW crn Met. Cortr Cetsd te Tn Natiretln eG. bom ak a orn fer em a i. Pea G | se — eave, Sums on Meet : Seemed raptes, Sattar, x 3S i: er. Jea. Soni y] Ther. hee Gow ante font h MWotrnk | fa ober. Pras! bp Se Gawwel. | ~ 14s. St Wo. Mat Myer oT 1D. 137% Combet | Lhasa neds Yama Fs : Jamarte, 6-5 of dee bciliee immedi <8 On ke ge al THUR. SEPT. I0, 1903 Ther. Wea. Mon. SEPT. 14, 1903 Chan , Cohn ¥ way ha, be” Ynketr oa (0.20 Corewrd._ Rattgn . (TL Wen. SEPT. 16, 1903 Bib 03 dhak. . Sun. SEPT. 20, 1903 Ther. ea. Turs. SEPT. 22, 1903 . Gee =m 3. Aus. Wr een) ely Crane “Y Groene l, TS Fe-7T beeper sn ao re) ron g Rol a Fs a a n a < nn Ther. THUR. SEPT. 24, 1903 FRIDAY 25 Wea. Mon. SEPT. 28, 1903 Ther. Cloan Scoot tnt, Micra AM. ert, faaf Bethr 6 0.4 8-G. 1, Gar, tas oy ay, Wathcnsar who TUESDAY 29 Ween. Chon, herg bt é * 4 oyta KR. We, arn, Chr d ian Bn forw Perrek . fovee afin Aharsrench Gan Ms a Gia YY that Cran, TG Genet, dort defor mei anil eal OS 3 Cone nral WED. SEPT. 30, 1903 Wea. BPRIOOCTII; 1903 Char, UrtAne, Codin, S fant ot Comtrade Rel Teer =. J Ahern 4, G SELES sai 6 aces Baan fr we de HK §,30 6 Same: G GAR SAY Metin ¥ OE WM Costak £ Sts uclax, belts a3. Mrmr fn ©, pete 4AH7 Paik . Oven, este Ceram , Wea. SATURDAY 3 Cha Coptra y S put A, 4d. of RELL paar OW UT. wow Wn Om the ¢ CW whok be onepida | (oe Rat Carnnnr SAL Gove Ur ha dowprp Gk Hn Whe gay Sl. Mot gande 6 BA, Gabry me haw Gy had bdshd oe Um Delite Ged Ry WW AAW). I wt G Mer 2 of@ins. lac, FON Net net "ok dohawa.. Wepre Matty t finn kin * ec ae PUPP Wea. Sun. Oct. 4, 1903 Ther. Char Mevrorwn Cobrn~ , Br. Gehry Cann pb ate Lymn ot Gn Ba TT Be. hi Pe MB Gtk aw Cake Di Get inedEiue DE eres [PRES G atewer o G, OM, ella, Guakipet oh Bn bh wr wrod G Crete wie Gupa, qo, Gann dren G fem wlaim How hr G ert team Ma, Wea. MonDAY 5 Chr te, Lol bank phi. sachented Me wrens MAU BAT Spl e Newan drow OR een. GMa SynnG Coksinm Jo REET: AOR ts (Da Ot GC hatin Vv Gk o oh G ST Pear gore ERS, bon Secpateny DR ann Artur sh Poms OBE SES Bfrr elrin Ome Aregerrnd oa Uh Lee ten oa, Both kn errrarwh V- Ode fun foils Tamron trad, 21, Sobre | ) an Jr eos Vv Sex Rest ected C.; Run ean wr don bag . BG Oe / d Pook! GY RSE IN, Seiko (Gat Wi el - Wea. TuEs. Oct. 6, 1903 Ther. Re re ee CPprrtt. a ans Sparx dey on Rltnr [ren uns Fa hom — das back blir TOM, Marary Vo pest. SAA bn, Forrtend 2 Seige tne Q Ceron > Ln 4 CET NY,, CREE Me, Oa Aaa G fro on Loma : OA Hamene Iwata es a Sha eRee or ea. WEDNESDAY 7 ee ag her~tyhy Pypy. ie J any Rta A aM lms Hib. wwd | Spek doy of Ritibd lan. feet pent oo fink 9 off tats. Gut Seley PTA - aS Neod WTS trl, . Lug Ween. } mn Clr ek. Rew Aan ~Y he ae 5 eee ae opie te An On TS ab. GAR dune, AST dan C4 F CM K iian hen Gril wen LA NEBr GB. Mer VB GL QC. GAred fey o TPA AWA, Wea. Sat. OcT. 10, 1903 Ther. Spt Ga. aA, aE Geto. Manctos Atowtaa, (ar revenge poem Crain GB [iertnn J wt Hugs Hore operon Seer, Fen DI tweed @ Bory gece Bien yy Eom Wea. Mon. Oct. 12, 1903 Ther. Ph. Wort tophin Crdik Grough & ale, |f tererwh Tory Tn wonbs Tbe i, but ee AN pe de wr Aen du S pwd day end Cwm edhe t. Rob. Joes SA aang berlin Ee sy ae Be | Chek ny Lap evr wn Mod OF af ig SV AY fryaw brnrog WW a Dat Lenn Wea. TUESDAY WED. Oct. 14, 1903 Fri. Oct. 16, 1903 Ther. fry wth denn. Lota fou - ~ GA Ww, Pa ON CC ARO had hin 2G ¥ By Kiar. Tete Y Aten « by G~ I. mAy ray A : ars Scan: On Tuner . G-f~ pn - 2. XX SATURDAY 17 ‘Sher, Pe Sun. Oct. 18, 1903 TurEs. OCT. 20, 1903 Ther. Pprattamentty Charan yer Wann Wt aS Wetadee, BAEK Comm frm b.CS. Cael tur waka eae pater To eee se — 19 Ther. Vea, oUt EDNESDAY 21. 4k, oy Cot Bowarcherny | Chan Terk wih Rj ho Wi wid, faaw = hon An io tie eee. . : See oa es Mik te Noh LP Nea Bee Paar G Cevend Grr neers 1 ee J Gm Fbbgan G Con i es Specd ae an hemi ot hy fret Sahel jee bilary) “apsvoaey, Weps prot & - Phere ve — Ww Oh Gand sy (Ve ln, #. SO THUR. OCT. 22, 1903 Ther. Pyne : Cle arn tr pax bS.. Wetosr bt — 7 . — NLT poo et Unnr Lar 7: butead, | 4 det Oren Spurn sng beetinn pistes brads om Wad. Soy T 3 min hronbery BY Awelcs orerinn tn OLYUK, Pha rnten HAL bay ri had horn, Se. wt mn Kans pln np ne tee rae GW Wea. un TEL hu FRIDAY 23 Clrmdey rot DY hoy nr asa Riv. PRs is oe lawn, GLKA, as lnparn with 3S. WwW. Cord | Ther. Sf Fo AR, Daal wh Ten Y Zh, jf fmcTcd matey Aico als be gchesinbind. 2” fuunnrd GR. Gebrnk » ope 24 Weta, Urade , Ae 7 6.* Creat. fr oS Cfarcennsdih n Sop Rec Urn der UML. Wo. AMMO ND: KAO (tans, lash ss « Le. Caden pied V facdey TR Wen) beenk Ureak . Y Ther. Mon. Oct. 26, 1903 Ther: : WED. OcT. 28, 1903 Sengeeg eet, TCA Prete Sor’, Chaar tithe Sng MW Reni Horwur no eetan | ths, he Peed ene Te ce Aeokc, a arg Bee Efe. Yr treet hw ron eed oe erring beds op PLA C1 then, a ~s ones int, eps \. Gite Opry beiebaade ip fw Moen Heo Barter how Grice } Torterors 1 Hewul bx gan Cyn, (em Bers ban err oben Wea, TUESDAY 27 Ther. Clendthrs Eu Bihar, Cxteh au. cae fog RO IG Ry LM Coon whale Teor Rrmenh . We Gan C3 ee fed Adnan wn 6k 6... toe A otintel ae | aa “sae urn , : | yea Sans) He Geto ve Pee te Fri. Oct. 30, 1903 ness Chay Sy he " aed ae Tree OA Cpt HA meh . Shee othe dey ox rat waa / Techest, Mord, Barer hey borcricetad 5 Pa RRs 3 wg nat Gn ANY (AGT ERO OT oy a re Ot HRA fateh ty OPA Dar, fan be Bl Ab Asinrliy, SATURDAY 31 Ther. pte Ther. Wea. Sun. Nov. 1, 1903 Prittesintty CharT Voller Vso Wk bys lansiadleed Ope AGE 9. Go th. Growrau lores on Youn oA Wr 09 UW Pusced prima whe g leslie wes PUA, Gites Leal > Caimi (inn = an. Rian ee he ees N erin ar ¥ Hew few Loeb , G Cory —— Wr bs~ sri nice Rice Glen, ad Guile Wea. wr bys da, Chan . pape 2 Ther. Kovreuak Sema ow On mee tee i: te. 0 dusyto! Wide drevry Wey va Paaapancp W Paporsarn Wout & Kuk 64, L 30 Fehr Wilh nn Unnr with &o2t, = ie Rew UW Bothy Kerr disse Bi FONG 4 Lunn Yprrn | Gy Crt, erichr dy G UH | Sow ob / Ruotig £ J ; Be from Cr al Macca Z| Wea. Tugs. Nov. 3, 1903 Ther. Usudtiy wenn), no evel a “ary eae dog, or enon Fae ee ape G19 Gem Gay nr, Wether erty BEAK , SOT Fk os Cortrndy O bor, Ot GD OF 100 Mew 2 dy. bali Gren S Dai lGeh. thie cosas, Cette en © Ee, War guard 9, Pn Ppa HY 7 bore tek WTS. GGhs Wages IE ST WEDNESDAY 4 Ther. Amn Wea. Clon, hha | Coben Oy Ss 4 Wea. Tuur. Nov. 5, 1903 A,wme W, SW, AN four On pura ¢ = —— nw S pw hs mw eats an dew vate bask Uroak, pany x lon Nyxirrhaa, SBnsks o+/- a Oe ee es he ey fa pace Ther. Yarm . WA iA Wee terol Chad Wetong Serimnipe ee xe ota gic wp & ma [0 Em, Pe sepa YFG Lesee on bet | eh Gr cael Wea. Mon. Nov. 9, 1903 Ther. Clon Ata ¥ dada gh nfrtly Aytihg, MOB Lakhs as oe ee Cotiopa Mutba fly Hn orn Gro rule «| Smet a Hank ak try, hee Aeprmerdta Wath 7s poarershe 3 Tw ora ay Of ple CrALon », ‘ Hamer 5 Gubut ont G SuNDAY 8 ’ Wea. TUESDAY I0 Ther. 5 bbiaih bell sdargb ied = | — “ We : ee : (Ware, ic 9 Rind fa et ee . Cogito A br saabeninip : a8 Wertkte wrt Tits bret Narretanr ‘al es Ly v) N : : ‘6 ate |. ee itaintghows cA nn {yw- : (6: € o mnie (ORS COU 4° eR ern en Onn Ger V Op brrhe Y stn di rin: Un re ies ote! ode be ed Inn oo bene Geel Wea. WED. Nov. 11, 1903 Ther. StU Or Mw Cb wm rte) Ann, aye a Eredar rd: Lan. Aie~ Gerth, G ort tru op Frmwdigen, 5 OHL 0 Ont, y wor PY Av, Gutman Tibi. Lrwd um Ying Vous Onde . | OR eth ty WA “SP Ww Wenge oA 42, Ku tum Gy we an, J tren hin on 8 Rup. Kia OG Grn se ou Arn & YY kenge es Canyon fe MEY? A Wyo, 9 fr bane THURSDAY I2 Ther. GOW. Writing | hitadab pier ’ RO. A eatin, Mh ho dtpinn: Wea. Sun. Nov. 15, 1903 Ther. Wea. Turs. Nov. 17, 1903 Ther. Clean, Crel Cakes, Hear own aA dans Shanty Coot rag es re rg Oe Puhes. recolp om ST Cenbann) 10% Akin Hare Heong una’ © haw go bate. 4.80 Bethe Wr Anak an ef rg om) ™ nnaactee Taian di Gite Ranch at Sg cae, ey tape SUerdaenn Sra rotihnfon I OE [oral GK 10 A dh, Lerrbrel Be QA, HR een laren dnd Cote ee te se ormk & £54 fe, | ar Tey on Comrepin Comels , Cpt funy Chy bedon pice Meets GI? 07 di ee Gtred. Het Uta J fred Mirren, Tater, Sop wy hilo , Oy la, Cen NS rae Wea. MONDAY 16 Ther. Clon vs tie basa Mr rte 4 rues (CEASA Wrerking CL Mood, har Se 10 Gur, = he Fe he Io as FAhanr Parana, Sey Tendon Slot og ee ya, ian Roobake kien on R, Damn) Gry + Astra, ots Sot | ot SS Pe Geeks 1G Seth cut Las, ETOP Prsetnns Fe thes ie AG Gos Shanpserr, Raster: 7 eat J Coca, Bent , ne i EN © etna ebabd Gale bocinan ech. - 1 OR PS tla Te mors, Tuur. Nov. 19, 1903 Cex VOM. ttn Srey A AW, rors, paki eh y BA G Ord obte, Por KOR ® 2 Rar, portink v GY Boe 50 A sae Sats ees |e TE he Bog, | aero eerie Cho tuda Ty yp es Hay ee RM Gon - Oxy, CORR hee te UMS Sarge: oR hax OMe fe ye Suny. Hein Nr ete Me SS GAR Aine Lhe S., Wea. FRIDAY 20 Ther. Clan V Swat ah Cpa KW, mn Jape hn Beth Sk (0, BA Gh, tr Yuet Ci of 5 Cesn’s Sg oe 5 ert all P= ana Dinakend ogee "S Gann STD gna Cpe oe He amen wa ete "ce oy CAM Spor Wea. Sat. Nov. 21, 1903 Ther. Chena, Cota ¢ Ur, Fon parh (vams wan . Sfx Pens Gaia oaraaie re KE, Cahn ON pyar ena S, X 3 ew, Ss ters bog. OO nath darf Hearne “ay en Pe eae WX Lok RT figs Tomy oe on OY treaty Meters , tes ute noetalede Sak. a feck way fet a NSIT Creston rn AL. humata “Yo on melt S24 Wea. Web. Nov. 25, 1903 Ther. Clean Cath ert Ai W. erode - Spack mere GY A.n, ror, MPS, Cathie indole em Car. 0k Sha wetd Th OG bre Th Or | Sh ck, eles Gale Brat Ch 2.45~ 4 THURSDAY 26 Ag rr Cor 3 coh, ha SP Anim OS ( dfx Griatckert WA sary ny. Boers By bade, Le [Bettaims 6K 10 tga, Yorriny Mapes om boas, Keeedhan Ads Y We ey gee Ehcoalls Tae, Cotton Manan ae IRI Mtg V On (drei : wale Gos > | Ree Se Ee, hy on 12, 50 Roose Pri Lareaire a taaSco Sage | hang TA, On Aade, C: Sens 2) Chen hae ok 3.487 Ra, Vf Lda sel Dotan St Ran EEG Cen SG ES @ -— Q. ms $ ree ¥ G o: Wea. Fri. Nov. 27, 1903 ‘CoG me cx tel c A Ba A aceren A bherabrr ee es dh ¢ Sot dh Y pen Cre) PL So, Mong mrate , | d Sea), “Gabecd, G-cla, a | GOL Ce “Oh Om Fon Gorn, DF ute ren Cag Gan rw.) Wea. SATURDAY 28 ‘Bher. Gti debe rtSD pide GH - col VY Qa Cae ety Se ae Neorot frnm Gdnuanat Crater Uo wares. ly He é2h. Cor... PES, 4 wr hd daick dee for junta we boenale 9 CE ep liminh orang Lay Gon SRR GS bow, Besta 66 (yon Space a Jay a oH an Caner ort Gy Sha L ovr & | for fro To OMe 0p. 7 ror Kormcstey i" Sqees. Pet ae ou 3. aa. Lar | ee & CGR GO Wl Eu, hawks - Rapin) fe Wry Ere by fee | Wea. Sun. Nov. 29, 1903 bher. a wy alomtahe, chat wth brmrybnnns ead foke ‘ area UR DO a Re Ce } neha Pernt 2 qa frolth wy, fn Gy wit Keron ms thn SL HA Cran ren 3 Car - Tanne es ae d) dire. doauas, bar Sonn Chortr hig 5 clo. “on RE too tamgbanns Moly vaxticy ir. AK ~ OW Worour— eases dad ~y orto cn furs Bae « Ph, Woot, un Athy (Guid Wea. c i z 36° COE ed. Cox lv trek . oct mALn, 1 hice da Aw pedi. ( Ben Io eer wa on Gan Goad” Spx aad, ~ IrrvrQarnn Losiny on Ca. Cerrban dy. (Panda 7 Jo Tees Fano Ak Lr writ, Webbs , Due terh ona on Orme, 97 Gta, Drelto V Aker Ze Gute oar ho mw WwW MONDAY 30 Sane Wea. Turs. DEc. 1, 1903 Ther. Chon Re seca 1 forts ban OO don epuratdy Och , ( nae Pirrbronc Onlin; a Bde, die. Wt Joven CO A MG re bores ey ee Ofrtrarnnca hrersen Spe vege | VR A Wea. Sat. DEC. 5, 1903 Chirk brit Ligh 4 pn Ker 3 hak, Cofn~, hued et ye Oe A, ofn~, r Basic RMAF, pO Ete Uf @.4A. aeer Oy : Vanrtls totic: horse, lawth OK PA rach anges 7/0 1 3 // eg. lef eras Mount A FE ay e oi | Teme Gukie: MekaesU = } SunDAY 6 Th Le Te Waddie Iety Se pote. | Se Hom - Cad, Ritind MK oa oh Satan, Cn rad haan MLN 9 Bn wot ow eden psn : Saas Rist, J xen, | ardor dy , Cospera Hon Got y § Crny dur, Chrretioatan, Crete | dma | Aan. yes Se) DP fatka Rater) beter oN pete Conc ne b) Heel Tin te ben : e eee ET hes | hart ory a Mma iy Or A ‘ Breeory ex AW 8 Wea. Mon. Dec. 7, 1903 Ther. Cleon “FT ar a) bsgnne, WW ih a hued ON TUESDAY 8 t x Chan Cote Warde: COL. Bec wy if ae e Comber dp (heeded Born. WED. DEC. 9, 1903 drsakvon Behe (pay Ry» | : tn Ade Comey , Aneel 3 tick, Sun. DEc. 13, 1903 . MONDAY 14 Z /0° PM, hen » doyphe 20° nl, ert a fg Seti Gomwerdn. ’ 5 Chat. EOE VOR: coil POOR Sood s Gavel cin Sieg5 Misia, Lin Gite ceresbeeorere ae hd ; v WE. Hn ody | on cata nae Seca | eee S Pewter a ww. Pe bir hed we > Qu Kd tebe Wren © Hote ow ol Ow, Wea. WEDNESDAY I6 Ther. ‘ 40° Cleon , Codon, Hoyt Onn. 26° occa mel ifthe Aichi ee Chay oe OR wy, At Get REE : San | Hamas A abs + Gott camrt Boi dans. Mot Gast! 9 tm Aho + Red Mari KL Ass: Ae Se a a Ue Co form (gL Redprnte efferent un Ge Curator 8.04 Un Ana goad OER booger | Beta _ Bester ‘PHUR.* DECHE7, 21903 Ther, /o° @” Lei rye perl Slows Mind ie ne Nees YJ Date Mac d Slevin i frre A,r, treed om M_ =f Pit ny WD Bry & Yorn Wea. Harv Weeds A ak rer Meer Mato way oe OK Sham jptresoww ¥ Tyre eee un as} ae pee brads Whyrn ty Heart Farina huclaqrucwe Y Sletin rcs wm TK. &, werk, blaers ~ An rte as Wea. - FRIDAY 18 2° Clean Cotak. ttl San Wyeth WS & ob < Rod tag Sho, Botton ~ Combrircles Sat. DEc. Io, 1903 Ther. Wea. Fr 39 Comgares FC MG G 1230. Secu Wench marr Vv Seis Spend Oe Cheyes, TRE Farrer. Henry hat fatn Oar , Jy Cambro fo 30 , Sans Hatin Suga Jen din four nfm dmg Sans he caay Gerhurinn So fallen SE set, % Broun 4 30. Coted on Cc. TOOL. Sha pe G OL Meher Ds Shs Sie i aay GIy, ci SF. SUNDAY 20 Clana tor GA Yn Wa SW Béla Combes ton. Berks. Comber cea. Wea. Mon. DEc. 21, 1903 Pher. ea. Web. DEc. 23, 1903 Clear ~F Cotta HOR Cha WM. trek, Ppratiferd oe Bithetravfrnsk, Oc eee ees ¥ Arte fata piebstbab.. Glos OS Oe by ora 92305. Om. Sis i! ee ony Wolo. | Rosi Ce burn a 88 Nea Herowal Mu { oe senas | Sepa 7 eres fet Reet een R leona AY 24 T ler Daa SEGRE Sanat v7 Jom 24, Th. 9, 49.8), O48 Cat Cah . irs, Chnidn Pe - wv 1 902. 10. . cam. 157 {9763 LO: WAGES WAGES Engaged When Due When Paid Amount SUMMARY Received Cash on hand Jan, 1 JANUARY FEBRUARY Marcu APRIL May JUNE Juty AvuGusT SEPTEMBER OcTOBER NovEMBER DECEMBER Total Balance to new account Calendar for 1904, JAN. MARCH. FEB. APRIL, WILD PIGECNS. H. B. Austin of Phillips and a party cae , of friends were at Dead Rfver pond one ~ N. | day this summer and while there they ee | Saw a pair of wild pigeons. They were 1a ing- ; the genuine old-fashioned passenger pig- ardi- | 6008 Cage were sO numerous in these Wewda* City now stands, together with all eastern Kansas and western Missouri. When the Pawnee Indians held their great council. in western Kansas, many years ago, Governor Walker took this piece of wampum’ to the oldest Indians there assembled, but none of them was able to read the emblems ‘thereon. They could tell’ nothing about them whatever, and all the oldest Indian inhabitants of many tribes have set the age of this partic- ular piece at over three hundred years. 277,495 ACRES, $1,041,210 AREA AND DAMAGE OF THE MAINE FOREST FIRES Augusta, Me., July 81—From facts and figures sent to the office of Forest Com- missioner, Edgar H. Ring and contained in | a long report issued today the loss to’ the State by the forest fires of the spring of 1908 practically was 277,495 acres, at an estimated money loss of $1,041,210, which was about two per cent of the wooded aréa | of the State. As to the causes assigned it | will be seen a number were occasioned by porcupine hunters. By far the most destruc- | tive of the fires was that which started June 2 in the vicinity of Webster Lake, on township No. 6, range 10, in Piscataquis County, and was. driven by the gale of June 8 across the townships of 6 R.9,5 R 9,4 R 9,5 R 8 and 4 R 8, and it is esti- mated that it burned over- 86,000 acres’ of land on which stood some of the finest tim- ber in the State. In some sections the tim- ber was entirely consumed, ‘The cause was unknown. While in many cases the cause of the fire was unknown, a summing up shows prac- tically the following causes: Unknown 83; clearing land 58; railroad 87; fishermen 37; smokers 12; camping parties 9; porcupine hunters 17; burning blueberry lands. 9; burning brush 2; fire from adjoining town 2: incendiary 3; lightning 1; hunters 3; rub- bish fire 1; burning grass 2; river drives:4, The following table shows the estimated area burned over in towns and unincorpor- ated townships by counties: © County. Area. Damage, Aroostook Andros¢og gin Oxford Piscataquis Somerset . es Waldo eet 2,500 Washington we 15,746 41,580. Cumberland .. ats $3 STO Franklin bat 40332 136,505 Hancock 5 IKkKnox ! Kennebec Lincoln Penobscot Sagadahoc, ,... - k 11,800 Totals 277,495 $1,041,210 Commissioner Ring says: ‘‘While the area burned over may not equal that of the forest fires which. swept many townships in northern Maine in October, 1825, and ofttimes referred to as the Miramichi fire, the destruction is more widely spread as to locality. Hundreds of fires 'seemed | to spring up simultaneously tn all ‘sections of the State and burned fiercely until checked by the efforts of the fire wardens and thou- sands of men put on by the State, timber- land owners and town officials. The condi- tion of the forest was prime for just such fires. aS. occurred.”’ The Devil of Progress. Written for The Evening Star. Here we go. That’s it. Whoop it up—whoop it up lively. What’s the use of living if you don’t travel? Crowd on the steam, all that the boiler will carry. Shout and blow horns; hammer the gong’s brazen belly; Keep up the din—clatter and batter and shatter; Yell to the world: This is our fin de siecle. This is the age—age of stupendous achievement, | Whoep it up. Hi! Waster and faster and faster. Swing reund the curves, shaking the hold of the weaklings. Gyer thes go. Ho for survival of fittest! Only the strong, fit for the strenuous living! Down in the dust—down you weak-livered tim*rous, Tender and mild, aged, unfit for contention— Drop and be damned. Go to your place in the _ graveyard. ees ‘Off of the car—off of the great car of progress. Whoop it up. Hi! et out the throttle a trifle. Hold to your place. Hang by your teeth or your _ toenails. - abs Deafen your ears—hear but the roar and the rattle, Narrow your gaze—see but the dust that is flying. q Husband your breath—words of compassion are_ — dangerous. If you wculd speak, yell for the glory of progress— Freeing the world, scatt’ring its boons to all nations. | Into that crowd—mob of uncivilized wretches! Into their midst. Scatter their forces like chickens. Oyer their necks. What are the lives’ of such cattle When they would check—hinder the great car cf progress ? Whoop ifsup. Hi! Startle the earth and the hetvens, Out of the way—out of the way, all ye laggards. | Dare not impede this, the divine car of progress. Impious horde! Groyel before the great Juggernaut. Stifle those cries. Dreamers! Calamity-howlers! Progress is king. Progress! insatiable progress! ’ Ruler divine! Ruler of strong and hot-blooded! Crushing the weak, grinding the meek and the gentle. Blotting them out—they have no place in this kingdom. x Whoop it up. Hi! Hit it up faster and faster. Shake off the trash—modest, contented and ae ful. Fight for your place. Fight like a fiend if you hare to. i Fighting is good; so shall you strengthen your sinews. Yieid to no man. Self, and self-only, forever! = Pummel and shove, mangle and maul like a good one, If you would prove fit for the strenuous living’. Crowd out the weak. Ours is the place“they are filling. : Ours is the earth—ours by the right of our vigor. Glorious we! chosen to people the planet. , Whoop it up. Hi! Speed till our very teeth chatter. Speed till our eyes rattle around in thelr sockets. Onward we whirl. Never mind goal or direction. Speed is the goal—all we have time to consider. Whoop it up. That's it. Hi! Whoop it up faster. Progress is king. Progress! insatiable progress! CHORUS OF WEAKLINGS. Ordain thy kingdom, Lord, we pray, where love and peace shall reign; Where only kindly thoughts and deeds are counted worthy gain; Where each shall help his brother up, nor tread his brother down; Where modesty and gentleness shall be a noble crown; Where ill designs shall be o’ercome by unresisting loves _And, purée and pasionless, our lives shall lift our thoughts above The sojjed and sordid fields of gain—the brutal fields of strife; 1 And growth in spiritual grace shall be the aim of life. Lord, who hast blessed the peacemakers, the meek, the pure in heart— Lon, who has taught that he who yields doth play the nobler part— Fulfill, we pray, the promise, God-given at Thy birth: Glory to God in heaven, and peace, good will on earth, sae Sie HENRY OLDY3. ES Sle e My. , 5 Soe € fe GEORGE L. MERRILL, REPRESENTING CBarles 5. Fagor Company, (Successors TO L, H. WHEELER.) 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