Journey to a wilderness camp with seasoned guides
After leaving Quebec in a parlor car we travel toward a Saguenay expedition. The party, including Gautier the chief guide, Paul the Canadian, and two unnamed Indians, prepare a heavy camp outfit for portage through forests and bogs while canoes ride the Batascan river toward a remote wilderness home.
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Quebec
Saguenay
Lorette
Batascan
Triton
New England
Gautier
Tenderfoot
Paul
Wary Trek Narrative of Canoe Travel and Wound Care
A correspondent recounts a canoe voyage with a wounded Indian companion, noting the youthful helper’s gentle smile after a minor wrist cut. The narrative then details canoeing, seating positions, paddle motion, and camp routines as the party presses toward a railway area, with packing and planning for the next day’s departure.
He Fooled the Surgeons With Arnica Salve Cure
Renick Hamilton of West Jefferson faced an 18 month rectal fistula and a fatal outlook until he treated himself with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The ad claims the salve cured him, priced at 25 cents a box and sold by J H Young & Co., druggists.
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Renick Hamilton
West Jefferson
J H Young & Co
Boston Food Fair Opens Next Monday October 2
The Boston Food Fair opens at 10 a.m. with inaugural exercises at 3 p.m. featuring nine premier bands led by Sousa Godfrey Reeves and Missud. Over $12,000 is spent on music. visitors receive a Dewey Souvenir Spoon, part of a total 73,000 spoons planned for the four weeks of the event.
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Boston
Sousa, Godfrey, Reeves
Missud
Bible Rally Day Soon With Addresses And Music
Y M C A note invites attendance at Bible Rally Day next Sunday at 4 PM with Rev H J Bentley and General Secretary Worth delivering addresses. A full orchestra will perform. The gym class now numbers 20 and growing, with room for more. The boys department has organized 83 basketball teams practicing, and the first ladies night public gymnasium exhibition is set for Tuesday evening, November 14 at 8 PM.
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H. JD Bentley
Worth
Potter versus Enos balances bill in Common Pleas trial
In the Supreme Court Common Pleas division on Tuesday the case of John R Potter versus Joseph Enos was heard for balance of a book account totaling 174.67. The jury verdict awarded 314 60. Hoffman represented the plaintiff and Henry W. Hayes defended the defendant. Edward K Reynolds received naturalization papers. The docket adjourned to Wednesday at 9 o clock. On Wednesday morning the case Thomas A Campbell versus Samuel A Bowen for trespass, with Warren County as origin, resulted in a plaintiff verdict of 10. Conley represented the plaintiff and Jackson the defendant. The jury was excused for the term and the court adjourned per law.
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Common Pleas Division
Supreme Court
John R Potter
Joseph Enos
Hoffman
Henry W. Hayes
Edward K Reynolds
Naturalization Papers
Thomas A Campbell
Samuel A Bowen
Warren
John E Conley
Frank Jackson
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