Mrs. N. E. Beasley, of Chicago, has
invented a pipeline for the transporta
tion of grain over long distances. The
grain will move twelve miles an hour,
and the cost of transportation from Chi
cago to New York is expected to be
three cents a bushel.
Mrs. Brooks, of South Berwick, Me.,
is the proprietor and manager of a
foundry and building plant that turns
dut a new railway engine every day.
Eliza Arciiard Conner.
A
M. J. Griner, a justice of the neaco at
Print. Mich., rhvs one bottle of Chamber
lain’s colic, cholera and
saved his life. Ho had been down with
bloody flux for three weeks when be com
menced using this medicine It soon
and he believes saved bis life.
He also saidfit saved tho lives of three
railroad J men in that Ivicinitv. ’Squire
Grinerlria reliable and conscientious man.
and whatever he savs can bo depended
upon. For sale by dru«Rists.|
THE ANNEAL STKLGGII
Athletes Who May Win in the
A. A. U. Championships.
JEW ETT AXI> THE JOO TAROS HASH
Will tl»e Great Detroit Sprinter Hreak
the World** Record Oct. 1? —Walter C.
Dohm’H Forecast of the Approaching
Athletic Event of the Year.
" Amateur Ath-
< /j| letic union of the
1 /I United States will
-
z ijr . . y ,.' — l nual meeting for
< C J the decision of the
Y\ 1 J field and track
7 XfJ, /X i championship# of
// } America at Man-
J/ hattan Field, New
York city, Oct. 1.
This meeting is
always the most important athletic event
of the year. To make the games truly
national in character the Amateur Ath
letic union holds them each year in dif
ferent parts of the country.
