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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-16
PERSONAL raEuTIoW.


Mr.. Charles r. nauehlnn. WHO eird
rcsnily. was the founder al tho
eh-sme steel Industry IN The pnlsed
STATES.
Senator iIosr frequently amusrs
himself BY plane playfrg. ne pia,s
well, !, q sGid, not few Rase bis intl.
mate friends have esef heard iiai.
J. =. rioda, sWias minister AZ Wash.
ington. gave a public lessen IN drf
eeracy the other day when he s.orped
hts carriage 10 get some soda water
and hrough, cut CLANS 81 ne bsycr.
age 10 ihe coavhuas On The bux.
The head Of the postal department az
Gibraltar ~ Miss Crcrsucli who re-.
etiyes a salary Of se.T8l. She has held
tha pcW for ten years. "a ihc saue
place u woman medical officer, Mas
Edith Shore.
Sir Henry Camphell-lianpcrman hst
a mauia for Hatch making. The watch
be carries be has made entirely himself
Most % bis personal frlcuat M lanr
time or other have received present
from him " "Eunucrmau. mad,
watch" The time kept by SIR Hcurys
watches, however. Is sometimes erraiic.
Lord Salisbury remarked. laurhingiy.
TO oec 81 bis brother peers. who Ind
oecaslou TO etk him The time; "What
time 90 yna wrnt2 'LonCon time or
'Eanucrmau's limaT'"
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-16
Merits Of the Cow Pea.


% HW 'hr Arkansas Tu'fIsHfHr.
From all the builrtin, a.. i..,yr. ron,
ou CO.'S peas, beside. ih, ulas, If mat.
. 'rr ou the ub;rcl pubi.hfI in agri,u,.
Iuul publications.. we summarize "a,
follows, giving the merit, Of tli, 10.
sloJaliyc crop.
!. The pea viii thrive upan eycry
variety ot soil aud will sI1a unoa land
too poor TO grow cl0ycr.
. 1t will prolue, heavy and rich
crop So be- returned 10 the .ni. IN b.
shorter period than amy other -r.ru
mlnuti1s crop.
-. On lle >tmr land iu one ye,t
two crop, can br grown, bul II rsnuir..
two ycar, for clover to prnduc, . hsv
crop, ,u q will be- seen That four cr,u.
oI peas mas be- growu In the ann.
time ay our crop OF oliver.
g. The pea crop feed lightly npon
the soil. bul larg,ly ursp ibs ,,p,,..
pherc, appropriaJing nitrogen through
The agency ul the bacteria ,ht ialr,l
It.. roots.
b. /, Is one OF The best prppafa,or,
crops for wheat, o. it leaves the .pil
in excellent condition, which {. an c,.
scuilal element in the growing Of whrt
q. Tho raptliy Of lis proNrE
makes il tho Only crop In ~, South
thai mry bc used a. a manual rrop
brlwcen the harvesting Of grain ana
the sowing Of it on the sam, land.
=. Il grows as yigofausIy M etuyp,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-16
ADDRESS TO DEMOCRATS.
By gyaa aud Stevenson and ihs Chair
mia Of the Nsiional Committee.

40 tbo Democrats, 1f the Biod STATES.
The Democratic party anil 90, friends
must mnr' Che forces oi corruption and
intimidation loo politics This year by
thorough organization. A Democratic
c'ub or society should be- organized 90
every city, tpwa, yillinga aud prcgiuc,
BOO the United States. Democrats,
aud go who are iu -ymp,ihy with the
principles sr, forth iu the klnsl, cry
platform, arc earnestly urged 90 join
Democratic cinJ,, CT. where nome cS.
i,i, 10 assist IN organizing them This
work ul uniting the forces ui lass and
liberty into one great sY,tGnsJilsG civic
army should o, carried on sinuI,1.
usD1'ly ia every pant oi ia, coIu.ry
and without delay. The fi'ul- %
government according o. thr hitherto
uuchallrugeI American theory NJ pp.
lNirnl equality everywhere under oar
Atg cannot afford 10 be less zciIuu, or
.0.s 1rHr lh1u thc 1dyne1tc. ui q co...
loniai empire supported boy rifles. SO
patriotic citizen can j1uurg the ATTACKS
which are being made upon rhr yrfy
Foundations of oar prescu, rTrpuprciI-
able hgm nt government. TAi, scar
every ruaan should ht % politician
Diuh, aud ,ariHir, should al once
communicate. .RF|l fhu Score. tft. az t.t.'
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-16
ARCHAEOLOGICAL NEWS.

The yisld Of the ruins around
Mugaeir OF tr 81 the Chaldrrs is
HahyloHla wig be deposited with the
5Si;hsouluu Institution at Washing.
ton
Representative Niafruth. 81 Colo.
RADIO, Is looking after the preservation
Of "a large number % monuments and
c!iy dwellings which nre the vnrt Of
prehistoric m2n' 20 Utah, Colorado.
Arizona and Ncw Mexico.
Or. =. 81. Stein. registrar Of Tie Pun.
jab university, Las applied for and Oh.
taiuJS TIE pssuiEalon Of The govern
meat % lud.l, and also that Of the
Chinese government, 20 explore Tthn.
tan, In Chinese Turkcstan. this sum
mcr This is 90 be done Tor the rur.
pose ~ scientific Investigations.
The quarterly statement n the pal.
es!ine ys!,arcii0n fund contains n
niauic account ~ the iifc u ,ta ruun.
Try women o. pelsstluc. which 81 par.
t'auiaily interesting a. ptfugiug facts
70 show taat The Canaauife at tie time
% Abraham ard Ruth has been trans
formed vita Sigh, changes into the
modern Ft,lah.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-16
SCHOOL INTERESTS.

Tie bust 81 thc late rruf Evfe.,rr
and q LruEse tablet viii De given II
Columbia university 0y thc ftulyuts OF
ihe -"hool ofappiied sciences.
Graduates may know q good deal.
but Il Us no. until .hry have forgotten
Ha.i they learned 90 school that they
beEin 10 show lt.--Atcaisun Globe.
The l'tt,c town ~ STANLEY, in The
Falkland islands, Tlacs~es The most
unique .ch1ui.psH.re egrrhuown. Two
travelling schaoIuastcrs are provided
by corrrumyu', WHO visit tla different
families whore there nec children md
give Instruction The length of their
Nhit depends on tLc asiutrucvs OF the
ch.i'.ra. ana they iaay a71l Days o.
wgcL1. as The case may be, atone L0,ag
alone.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-16
The Best Remedy for Stomach and
Bowel Troubles.

81 have been in the drug business
for twenty wears and have sold most
all Of the proprietary medicines Of any
note. Among the entire list | nave
never found anything to equal Cham.
bcrlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarthoca
Remedy fnr all rtomach md bowel
troubles, " says o. ". Wakefield u
Columbus, Ga. '''rhis remedy cured
two severe cases Of cholera morbus In
my family and have recommended
aud sold hundreds Of bottles Of Il 10
my customers to their cnlisc saiisfac-
lion. II affords quick aud sure cure
IN pleasant form. No family should
be without it. keep !, in my house
at all times. For sale by City Drug
Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-16
$4,000 Reward.

The Mississippi River & Bonnc Tertt
Railway hereby offers a reward Of
FIvE HUNDRED DOLLARS (s500. 00)
fDr the arrest and conviction Of per.on
or persons who destroyed a track Freq
By the Use Of explosives just west OF
stone quarry on Gumbo Line Of this
railway, near Elvius, Missouri. on the
night oi July gid. 1900, thereby Gu
dangcring the lives Of IT. employees and
safe passage uf tEains.
Misslssippl River a. Bonne Terre Ry.
}. fIuRSs,
General Manager.
iionno Tcre, Mo., Aug. 5, 1900.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-16
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, Georno = cole. by hts certain
decd 81 trust, dated the 1sfh day ct Juiy,
iso. ana r'rufued ga the itrruFder's office
81 - Francois cuuuty. Missouri. in Deed
Z ltiok so. q, pasr 81, conveyed 40 the nh,
dersiRhrd Trustee thp following describe
Teai rsiNie, situate. lying a ad being IN the
county 90 Vt F.uHcpls ana state III Ma
4 souri, tOswit Tic undivided four fiftlis AZ
thF West hAlf ~ fhe southwest quarter ~
section 70, town nip ~. range { east. con.
taininK ~ acres
Nhich said conveyance was made In lfuni
20 securr the uayfnpnf OF o certain pfuHsis.
sorry note IN SAIL dsul OF tIugt ueacrlheh
aud whcrrss. by tag terms ~ said deed 81
trust, said note has harcinu due ana re-
mains unpaid nuw therefore. N accord
uHce with the provisions OF sulh deed 90
trust. ana az the request OF THE legal holder
~ SAID note, VIII prUcouu r. sell the above
gescrlbed real estate, AZ tar south front
do1r % the Jlurt lfnaso, I'm tho city OF
Huntington, IN the county OF -. iFahra3s
state az Missouri, % the htgiisgI bidder FOR
cash AZ pualic auction. On
Saturday, August the Goth, 1900,
b7tw~rn tho hours uf nine o'eloca ia the
forenoon and ave O'Clock IA the afternoon
~ thai dag, 20 satisfy said note, together
WITH thn cUst aad expense OF oxecutins thls
trust.
JOHN 5 CLAY. Trustee.
Dated this ist Gas ~ Auguat, TAO.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-16

AZ far rs heard from the following
counties IN the Thirteenth district, ia
The primary cicciiuu- held last Satur.
day, and those previously held, for
ihn nomination of Democratic can.
daIaic for Representative 10 Congress,
give Mr. l.obb The n,ajuriiics named
shannon i59, llrynols lG7, Iron 233.
Wright 200, Washington $40, .leffsf-
'on about i,0O0. Ste. Gcneyicye 80.
1t. francois 292 total, 3,III. Mr..
iinrks received najofiiies 10 The fol-
loaing counties, Wayne ., beat IL,
aud Webster 81 total n. Carter.
Madison, Perry aud Texas not heard
from, but they will probably iacreasc
Mr. liobb's @slari'y to more than
f.tO0.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-16

gress!onal Offices will be IN at:oudaacc,
Tho railroads have made an especially
low rat, Of fare lot the occasion, and
msuy campaign clubs will attend Ia 4
body, aud there will be- q monster
horseback parade. The battle will
begin and bc Kept up until the votes
arc alI po,lcd al Il,r grurni election
boo November
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-16
Administrator Notice.

N1'Ire hereby given TINT letters of al
hluislmiiru wfrr euuIe3 tI tho unupf.
sizuo'i by the Puhair count no 70 Francois
county MO-. dated thr I4tb DAP Of May
tyn. un The estate ~
q. nHth'ENAT. Deceased,
All persons having Chains AGAINST said
estate nrc required tu exhibit them 90 Toe
Administration for allowance Within oup
year from tire date ~ Enfi letters 1F They
may d. prrriuioi fiom ans bpurui %: SAID
estate, anG VI not exhibited flf allowance
within fwu year from Tho date NJ said ist
tcrs, they VIII De- forever hIryrH.
WV. a. i1tNG.
June q, iHu. Public Administrator.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-16

The Democratic State campaign will
be- opened al Sedalia on tho 2Ia inst.
at which some Of the best speakers aud
most popular Democrats Of the country
win be present to address The ihoas-
ands who nre expected to be there.
Among tho speakers aanounccd BIS
aulhoii;y Of the State pcmocraiic Cum.
n.iilee nre HIN. AalaI !. Stevenson,
Mr.. Bsyan's RAINING male; lin. A.
~. perhery, Mi<soari's nesi Cover
nor; cx'G0ssrnor VIVA. j. Stone. th-
greai champion II ihs masses; Web.
stcr Davis, whose Gift Of orasofy was
The atiie of I:4pablIcans bsfsre he lon
s'isis party because of NJ imperialism.
Al Tbs can iidases Eos Stzte and Cva. |
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-16

Nearly Ss"o,"uu,"uu 81, money and
-,"uo lives are what the iiauua-Mckm-
lry imperial policy has cost the luited
state, in the Philippines, lu SOY moth.
ing Of the violation ni The spirit oi the
Constitution and disregard If the sen.
liHcn' ot tie Declaration Of Iudcpcnd-
cnrr, which have taken hold Of the
minds Of the supporter, Of the present
Administration. /, t. au insilious uoi.
ION 10 the body polite which, Il not
summarily checked. bodies evil in the
Republic. The remedy he, In the dc.
Scat Of Mckinley nud the Republican
party.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-16
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters tes'
iHmuHiufy wggu EUtuteI 60 the under
signed hY tho Probate tuuTt ~ ~ rrnuruH
county. Missouri. airing date OF Juiy H
iu1. un the estate ut
lttNEtIA 4. fttl.L, Decd.
All pnr.pnH having claims glinst said a.
tate HIp Required tu exhibit them tu the
EF'"hicrr TOR ainn lrre w!tli!n uap year
from the date al ~.id laftafa. ~ thry yray
ne pfccludrl from ans bl Hc1t 81 said cs,
tate anu 10 not exhibited tor allowance
within tWo years from the date at said let
tiers. thoy VIII i'u forever barred.
JOHN o. HulD. -.
u '. HILL. "A'''A'"'
July %, i.Di.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-16
s1saa Reward.

The Mississippi River & tionne Terri
Railway hereby offers reward o
rwEXrY,uvT DOLLARS {s9500) 10
the arrest aud conviction Of person Of
persons who cot or destroy the right.
oI-way fence o. this company, at ans
poiu,
Mississippi River a llnnne Terre ny.
a. iirsSs,
General Manager.
i'onue TcTe, aio, Ang. ., 1900.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-16
NO HOPE OF RECOVERY
The Doctor Said. bat chsmberlnlss c0lie
Ch0iers aad Dlarrhoea Remsdy
Cured Him.

'oIy son wss suffering with seserc
cramps aud was given ~ Us beyond
hope by MY regular physician, hn
stands high Ia his profession. 4 neigh.
Dor ran in With bottle oi Chamber.
lajn's Cello, Cholera and Diaflhcra
Remedy, aud after administering three
doses Of It my son rcgained conscious.
ness and recovered cutircl, within
twenty louIs, says Mrs. Mafy
Halter. Of MI, Crawford. Va This
rsmcdy h. Tor sale by City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-16

The Republicans parry dare not de.
iend u policy IN the Philippine Islands.
The Republican party To- day Is reapon.
s'ble fef every drop Of blood drawn
from sn American snldiar ia the Phil,
'npine Islands Or 'lrawo by an Amen.
een soldier. There never WAS any oc-
ras'on far war In The phiIippiurs.
There never would have been war IL
tho Republican party had dealt With
tho Filiiponas according 10 American
principles WIN, J. lsfyaH's speech
a indianapolis.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-16
Imperialism a St.rn Fact.

liHN lHH l'H'I'IH.
10 urge that the Mckinley crown
colony policy g. not imperialism Is oaly
To- "pI,ud the baby act il another
way. Two federal judl'-. one ia New
loik AMI Que Ia Chicago, aud both
Republicans, have recently decided.
one as TO Puerto Rico and the other rs
20 The Philippines, That thts lapds are
not within the protection OF The Amer
lean constitution. bat are i1rrigh com.
trirs subject iu the sovereignty If the
I uilch States. That is the relation.
ship that Mckinney is Tying 20 pcrpcl.
uItc, and b !, the essence Of imperial.
ism. Il J. the relation that The empire
If Rome established with her pguyiu.
ccs. II imperialism" Is q di-lastcful
term to our fa,iidious impcriali,ls let
them use another. They might prefer
'fotclblc annexation, criminal ag-
erosion or something of that Kind.
Bgt they would be ~ better of. Il is
40, the name but the essence Of tho
thing that shocks the republican sense
Of Ameficf; and the essence of Il l.
that Mr.. Mckinley would hayo the
American republic extend il sovereign
power over peoples TO whom il denies
rights and who would there
fore be American "suhiccls. "
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-16

We have or banda lEfge number
81 boys from four to eight gears Of age
and somc younger and older. Also
a aambcr 81 girls. We waas 10 pus
them psrnsauentiy Ia g8od lsnnaa We
give Them ont Oh tlstne inopths TRIAL.
references renpifed. Address:
isev. dawn GAR,
si9 Olive Street. 81 isoals, Mo.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-16

Coils T.. Huntington, the railroad
magnaic and millionaire, died At bis
camp, Pine Knot, 10 the AndIr0n,iscks,
on the 18th, where 10 aud his family
were on a summer outing. ilc died
snddcnly from one Of the ci,uklng apclls
TO which, he was subject.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-16


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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-16

Crdor Falls vote va, not received
hy tine committee aud doe, uut nppra
BOO the official count Il j. small
precinct, and gave mnjofiiy for Mr.
Hubb
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-16

lie cats heartily IN tho hoiiest wca.
ihct who ases Pg,eglY ASH Rl7rKas.
il Keeps bis stomach. liver and bowels
10 perfect order. Sold by MeCosmlck
drug Co.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-16

FSfsenaipr John y. ingAlls u Kan.
sas. who has been al Ess, lis Vegas,
n. H., for aaon'h 10 quest Of heath,
i said 70 have lasi hope Of lite. aud
will ID few days reiasa TO bic hosae
IN Kansas 10 afcnd Whist 10 bcIicyns
will hc but few Remaining days Of
his liic. lIis aiimen, IL sonle throat
tfouble.
A fasslesaakc Al incl,es long was
killed % one % ibc principal xtsesss VI
cars Glfasdssu last seek.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-16
Trustees Sale.

Whereas. George ,. Cole, by his certain
deed OF trust, dated rise 18th day Of lmiy
f-ets. and rewarded IN thn Es4sofsier < ONE
90 ~. Francois county. MiEanugi conveyed
~ tiie undersigned trustee gitr following
described real cHtate, situate. lying and
neing ~ tbs county Of - franrsls, s:stg IL
Missouri, t0.ssIts
Tie undivided 0nenfElg az the west Arsg
% the southwest quarter Of section 81
tnssnahip u. range 4 east. containing 10
acres,
which kaid rpnvvrnneA Nas made la trust
- Secure tic Iasymeftt a a certain ftuu3-
isSurg nute Ia said sirssd Df t1aEst deseffbea.
mna whereas esssa Rpfe iszsa bec0fsse flnp ana
Fsinaiiis unpaid. nrE therefsse. IL urrofl-
amer WITH The provisions of aald dssed of
trust. and AZ ti1H .ss,iiest ~ the legal holder
" Aail note, viii lsturssd tfi sell thc afi9ve
dranxitsai real esfMIe al the south front siv9r
81 ti1x court House. 10 fiie city 0f Farm.
ihstnns ~ the russitts 0f ~. FrnncniB, state
aforesaid, 70 thr highest n}ddsr fu1 cash. at
psnisr auction. on
Saturday, August 25th, 1900,
...-----esu tisa uarsoEnsna usesoe* d. rn6 fofe
ta<spA ard sFe siNek W t.Ina5tsfNsssn ~ ihsf
iiatF to Nntsaft SAID mite, spxptiznf with f5sls
cost nna expense ~ nxgeA5lnR tlit4 fltssf
Holm i. CLAY, ffsfssrr.
Dated this tst tinF 81 AHxstss. i'se.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-16

farlify the body 10 rasia malarial
germs ~ Puiilng the system IN perfect
order. i'gtcKLs ASH i8trrtns Il a
wonderful system regulator. sold hy
Mccormick Drug Go.
The DC poisoneF i abroad 10 FRED
cfiektown and several dogs wcrc killed
last week.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-16

81, Frnhcois county u located on tho
caalefo einSt ~ the uxalk Mountains, witt.
~ u FEW nuurS travel ~ ~ fautg ana ~
especially adapted 10 frtl~,titurp AtafE
l.asina and ffuit GiuainR. ard pos-esseIi
tan richest deposits ~ iead orr IN tie world
fhrniiaEloH, the ,uunty sect 4 eniineaf
~ tiiN 81 -cittHols and Churches having
iErer cnNcEra, a sptQnild puddle afito0l eys~
tenn. ana rhufrhrH rcpFesenTine almost cy.
cf9 denomination
fhai " isus the most beaithiul lneaii0n in
-t'utltnsl NlsNnufi. Is proved rs the fact
liiiat tho lizard ni commissioner. appointed
~ the NnvvFnor Ia thu Apflnr ~ lssN tO
hesart henHhtui lHcafIon M soNtussesf
htssdtl1 tnT the Cfuritsn uf nn Insane AKy.
fum awarded 20 this section Of the state
rhg9e Q BEAUTIFUL piaee 10 the Tie vicinity
81 Pennington.
To parties contemplating purchase
ing, we submit, partial III u the
many bargains We have 10 offer IN The
way Of city and country property in
this and adjoining counties.
Farming isud In this county mnges
ia prise from $500 to $50. 90 per
aeit, while mineral land goes nj all
price,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-25
MAI. ROHeLL IN MINNESOTA.
He Writes Regarding the Political ard Bust
ness Outlook in the Northeast

Editors pf the kemnohyc Journal:
At this writing We are enjoying rc-
markahy fine weather. with temporal
turr like unto March instead Of mid
winter. There have been but Two
mornings with zero indications thus
far. and but Il few inches Of snow have
fallen Slcighs and wheels arr
striving for the mastery. with wheels a
little in the ascendency. For three WIFI
four weeks the skaters have held high
carnival: as the various lakes in ana
about the city afford amusement for
thousands. Of both sexes, day and nigh,
including Sundays, 1t would seem
that change in the weather depart
ment must occur very soon. There is
also great need of rain throughout this
entire region. as streams ana wells are
exceedingly low. causing much incnn-
veniencr to farmers as well as manu-
facturers.
| notice by the eastern papers that
col. Bryan is about to invade New
England and recite his little speech 70.
the edificatiOn of the faithful few in
habiting "th" enemYS country II
made raid on this city, last week,
and mass meeting was held at the
Exposition building. With an elaborate
reception ana supper at the West hotel.
Speeches galore We're INDUCED in by
Governor Lind. Mayor Gray COL.
Bryan and others; the principal Trades
centering in abuse of the President and
the Republican party. Gov. Lind. es-
pecially. who is a renegade Republican,
poured out walls Of wrath and black
guardism upon his former political as
sociates and declared himself an anti
eXpansionist. antitrust, anti-imperia-
list. and especially anti-Repubican.
with big a. But little was said o.
the silver question, and although it
was about the time for the Andrew
Jackson anniversary. brave "old
Hickory" seemed to be entirely iS-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-25
A WAY THEY HAVE.
What This Augusta Citizen Says Only COuob.
GRATED the Story Of Thousands.

The particulars related ~ this repre-
sentative citizen Of Augusta arc similar
to hundreds of others in this city.
When there are scores of people. all
anxious to tell about the benefits re-
ceived from the use Of Doan's Kidney
Pills the greatest skeptic in Augusta
must be convinced. Read this:
Mrs. Thos. Q. Pease of 10 Gage street.
says: The lapse of time, and it is now
over two years and 4 half since MI.
Pease took course of the treatment
prescribed hy Doans Kidney Pills. was
cured, and allowed his statement to be
published in our Augusta papers. | re-
peat lapse of time has only proven that
Doan's Kidney Pills are a rpmarkabIa
remedy and that the cures effected by
them are radical. Mr. Pease and my
self Will be only too pleased To confirm
the opinions expressed above in a per-
sonal Interview"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-25
A PROTESTED NOTE
First TcId Woodbury. & Moulton that They
We're |; sol ient

Portland. Ne. Jan. 4i-The5dore n
Woodbury. Of the firm of Woodbury. &
Moulton, bankers. bankrupt. was on
the stand three hours. today. and sub
jected u a rigid cross-examination by
attorneys for creditors as to their al
fairs. lie testified that a protested
note for $4,000 was the immediate
cause IF the failure. That up to that
time the note came back they did noi
know they Were insolvent MI Wood
bury said that he believed that their
late cashier. +. Z. Deering. who lef.
town soon after the failure was a de-
faultcr. He said he did not desire 70
bring charges against him Edward F.
York. the other member NJ the firm,
Wili TX On the stand. tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-25
He Only Repeats What Has Been Said aroHn'
the Globe.

I has been demonstrated rePeateaF
in every state in the Union and II
many foreign countries that Chamber
lains Cough Remedy is a certain Pts
ventive and cure for Group. 1t has De-
come the universal remedy for tha'
disease. NJ. V. Fisher of Liberty y"
Va, only repeats what has been So
around the globe when he writes
have used Chamberlain Cough kel
edy in NY family for several years az
always with perfect success. we
lcve that it is not only the best co's"
remedy. but that it is sure cure -
Group. 1t has saved the lives OF ~"
children a number Of times
remedy IS for sale by Jno. Cous"''''
III Water St, druggist.
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