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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
SUGGESTIONS ~ To EATING.

YoI shyuid avoid eating immediately Emit
t'.r "A StrCn- corporal "r m'uti! .Ncrup'
SAYS INV knrirr Water care MONTH:
You mt, thereby interfere considerably
with SoIr digestive .ppaIatlS. StrolE
emotions. f,ar. cNritrneut. sorrow an
fright. prevent the gastric iuict. ANA il IL
therefore ;iiri~nII" ti abstain from cal
ing Immediately "ficr an: sucn occur
rtit,'.
Aft,r. yusr ,,,4,l y"u should ayniI uny
strong CORPORAL ,Acrtiun a.d ALSO ab+ta:..
fruIn HH. mental strain.
II y N.ry ADV isahtc "a have "a short at-
trr-diugrr nan, it possible. \ hcaltht
it,rSnn aiw?HS has ar meditation 1" clos
uis ,yv- "nd sleep VI lit." after hi ain
uer. writes hr Wi"l. ami Il HuU hscrv.
thr dumb al-.mat~ ihrr du thc SANE.
I'm this ..ftcr-d.nnvr nap should no,
L. extended too long. never long, + than
An E"Er. otherwise. instead ct h,ing RI
fr"Shrd Thereby "ac viii ~ tired an
la1y.
70 persons who suffer from stomach
complaints atd disorders il is unt ,tG-
visaIlr r. take an afternoon nay. Thrt
generally. II they have indUlg"d in AT,
aft"r-dinncr nan. feel OUT uf sorts. am!
ar" bad-ten;rcrcu III consepU' nC.. Thcs.
sufferers should always remember ,hc DIV
Nt'll-ku"wn SAYING:
titrr dinner. IT, q rule. stand still.
or Walk a Thousand PAGES ~ 4"Ir V Il
Tp these patients however. Il short uu /.
h"t"r" dinner Is very adN tsitbic.
II is AZ UTMOST importancc NOT 10 re-
tirt' ~ bed iinrntfi. trlN after Sllitp..I NJ
ltT'st two or three hours should cIaus,-
before Euinc tp bntl. The more copinu.
the last nuril the longer tim" one should
wait b'tor" lctr.ltG.
Never compel or force anyone ~ cit
There ~ lro food I'm thc whole world Whi~u
Il Just m tasteful 10 everybody ct that
VIII aEr"'' "'tuuNy wen IN rvcrNcn.'.
With children the fu.lnwing rule shout
tc observed. Never i"r,.' Il Chi'd to iii
lis stomach "a satisfy it, hunger with ans
food which il .iislikes hat only an at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
THE WcTOR'S STATEMENT.
rhe Result Is Splendid Wndication Of
Universal Suffrage

New York. Nov. about II o'clock
in which he said:
The outcome of this election is a
splendid vindication of universal suf-
fragc. From all parts of the city have
come the votes that have rcbuked the
Tammany orgie Of the last four years.
All the patronage of the city and limit
less money have not awaited against the
aroused indignation of the people and II
is safe to say that absentee government
and government for private gain Will
not be seen again in New York City for
many a day.
This is no mans triumph hut it IS
the peoples victory. The agencies that
have brought it about are many. Those
who labored SO long and 50 patiently to
bring about the successful fusion of
many elements aud those who have
supported tn" fusion 50 loyalty are all
entitled to the greatest credit.
For myself | ask for the generous
ANA constant support Of the community
in the great task a. which il has sum-
inonch m". And ] dedicate every pow cr
that have to its loyal service"
Mr.. Low Was in receipt az hundreds
or tclcgrans from prominent men all
uvcr the country.
Til" grand total, ! T. districts mis- Ing. III
Greater New Iorn for MAYOR Il ns fol-
lows: Low. .N."t>; Shepard, - o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
SHE CONFESSES.
Lille Rose Arrested for Great
Northern Robbery.
Had $500 in Bank Notes en-
National Bank Of Helena.
Police Say She Has Confessed. Harry Doua
baueh jIso Arrested.

St Louis. Mo. NOV. ga woman.
giving her name AZ "Lill. Rose" and
claiming NicksburE, Misc. as her
home. was arrested here. today. on the
belief that she was connected with the
Great Northern Express robbery Or
july :: last. near Wagner, Mont
She had in her possession a vaI.se
containing $500 IN bank notes Of The
National Bank Of Helena. The police
believe that the money il part OF the
proceeds II the express robbery.
The woman was taken to chief nf
Detectives Desmond's office. where. it
is stated she confessed she had forged
the signatures Of officers Of the Helena
National Bank to the notes.
Last night. the police arrested q man
giving tn" name Of Harry DoughauGh.
alias John Arnold alias Harry Aienzo.
on the charge ~ being implicated I'll
TIN express holdup. Arnold arrived
here. lest Friday. in company with
Mrs. Rose.
The woman u first denied All knoWI-
edge of the Great Northern robbery hu'
after being told IF Arnold's arrest thr
detectives assert She broke down ana
made a confession.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
EVEN LONDON ReIOlCeS
At the Downfall Of Ianmany. Which Is Painted
in Blacklist Co.ors.

Londcn. NOV. G.-Thc most N.ndlctlNr
opponents of TammanY Hail "yrn in
the thick of thu c3mrai2n could n"t
have painted that organization III black
or colors than Id the editorial Writers
in the afternoon newspapers herr"
Wednesday. in congratulating Nrn
York City on tn" result Of tn election.
gThr success of Seth Low is an rlcit
on which every friend Of America amt
every lover of Virtue and honesty every
W where has good reason I" fiiS" prc;;nS
Of conGratul;tion," says the 81. James
Gazett. adding: "lt is thu greatest
blow vet struck at TIN, most u,fariouS
system oi organized. triumphant Vii
lainy ever foistcd Oh Il civilized COM
munity ny a gang OF corrupt IlacNnipil-
crs The terrific power 81 such an or
ganizttion can only h,. finally crushed
by Il counter organization ana equal.
far reaching energy
The Pail Mall ti"ztttr SAYS: lii
gods that prcsijr over honorahl, GOV
eminent deserve a libdtiou from every
good citizen throughout tn" world
The Westminster Gazcttc remarks:
The New Yorker seems at last. To-
have Grasped ttat he has Il citizens rc-
spUnsibility FOR the good government At
his city With . President who has
declared against the spoils system ANA
"A daTammanyi:rd New York. thr adj
mniStrative outlook for tn. United
States is brighter than for a long time
past"
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JEROME IS HAPPY.
Tells Screnaders that rs Greatest Thing Tor
People Since Civil War.

Lakcyillc conn. Nov. 5.-Wm. Tray-
crS jerome received the returns uf the
New York election over a l,rivat" wire
at his country residence here, tonight
shortly after il became definitely
known that Il" had been elected. $50
students at the Hntchkiss School Tor
Boys marched over the hill to the ac-
compartment OF Yankee Doodle" as
played by drum corps, and torches
red fire and Japanese lanterns. As thu.
little column, augmented by many Of
the hill the scene was most picturesque.
Justice jerome met them ut III"
porch and mounting u stone post near
the veranda railing. he made . speech.
addressing himself to the school boys.
In referring to the campaign now
closed he said it had been a hard fight.
This victory" he said. win put more
heart into the people Of New York
City and more heart into the pcopl"
outside Greater New York than any
other event since the civil War"
lie then INDUCED in characteristics
denunCiation of Senator Plat and the
Metropolitan Traction co.
With II election districts missing. the
county of New York complete for district
attorney gives jerome UFusion, 1892.
Cngor (DemD 1854
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07

,%,w York Sum
"The Aot spell. said ihe head of Il
J-v Try housc that docs big cuisines.
I'LL watch repairing. had iis e>il IN ~
upon watches. ~ Well al "n liz. trn-
p'r and feelings "f ia" ,"mmuni.t.
Ever sine" cooler v,ath... came t.,
NAVE been rushed putting into ~hap,
tn, watches thut cIN- out in the h"at.
That sounds ~ though thcy ~cr'
y good dcal Tiki humanity w FAR .s
withetuullrr heat III couccrurd. nh. y
ar.. a watch IA almost human in l"t.'
nj .t~ Its ana Il vas never 20 clearly
shown IVY in tn last hot Spoil. III I.'a.
W h,E,t.r INV mercury begins >'ariu-
alny, th- - mark jeWellor can aI-
WAYS q, sure that his watch repair, !;
business uill boom M matter h"A
.th.r branches ~ his business suffer.
User sine, ihc h"t da.s ur ha.,
!-t3 I-"gi,' crDl,ding AZ [" this cpuutar
rt -.s, wv th,ir Watches frr repair y.
rr. d.t ,.r had l'r lrft her. and Van;
hrokt oG. record CIR = dal. Fur
Iu"tth- ut lho~- watches had lrJt.H
'l.ia~pimg~. THEY simply br"b, !u I'd
h-.tt just a- 3. .ot ui lruply -.tlc "U-
"MLnf caused it, Expansion - r.
main. rr.u.. TE, -I1!--rtiE- WI !.
Watch .~ urr uf thc most l-h,at.
Th.na. laar,. No matter huu ,.l,r-
fully tu-y .ii.- sru-tIu. ,.I w Sow >-.
..r, y. taSt fh., aro I,ut through " fpiv
th,. .~. p.t iu,v watches. luis a lu'.
t-., N4t. "h .. them az nu M. h"S
disco, ,r,I .cJ how w max DIV tha.
uau ~" rclic. upon uut Jr du Iii i'--
D.. T. .1.t.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
NEW YORK CITY AND STATE.

New York, Nov. J.-Scth Low. ca-
president o. Columbia University. and
four years ago tn" Citizens Union
candidate frr the first mayor Of Great
or New York. was today, elected the
second mayor Of Greater New York
On a Fusion ticket by a plurality rang
Ing from 3o.ooo Ia 10000 defeating Ed
ward NJ. Shepard Of brooklyn. tn
Democratic nominee. The campaign
vas an exciting one and the rote
though SOME what less than the Prcsi-
Dental election a year ago was the
laI gest ever pollcd in Il municipal con-
test in this country.
In addition to the canvass for mayor
public interest largely ccntorcd in the
nomination by the FuSioniSts Of VIM
Travcrs Jerome for district attorney
and Mayor Robert \. Van Wyck by the
Democrats for justice of the supreme
court. Both the Offices were voted for
only in tn" territory contained in New
York county. Returns received up to
elected by u comfortable plurality and
that Mayor Van Wyck has been defeat
cd running behind his ticket from l.. 900
to 2o.bde. Returns also indicate the
triumph of the rest of the Greater New
York Fusion ticket besides Mr.. Low.
Returns received from the various
sections Of New York state show that
the Republicans Will retain control Of
the lower house Of the state Legisla-
ture. the number of Republican and
Democratic assemblymen. not differing
materially from the figures of preceding
years.
In the various municipal contests re-
ported from up the state. the most in
teiestIng elections noted were those of
Albany. Troy, Rochester Syracuse and
Buffalo.
me city of Albany was carried bv the
Republicans. ex-senator David y. Hill
taking no active part in the local can
vaSS.
/ Inc election in Troy was Il lively one
but a number of arrests for Illegal vet
ing We're made. EX-Enited States
Senator Murphy headed the fight for
the candidate of the Democrats. While
eX-G"v. Black manage the campaign
Tor the progressive Dcmocrstic- Hcpuh-
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that the FusiOnists have elected 'acon
a. Cantor, president Of the porousi "
Manhattan. J. Edward SWahs.' I'M
president of the borough OF brooiNs" H.
and George Cromwell, presideh, vi '',e
borough of Richmond. The porous u
presidency in the Bronx appears !" pc
in doubt. James l.. Wells, FuslohIs''
and Louis f. Hafren. DEM, both claim
ing it.
The Democrats are certain OF one
borough president. Joseph CASSIDY pc
ing elected I'm Queens. owing 10 Il spii'
between the Republican and the ti'i-
Zcn's Union party
The result Of the election Of borough
presidents. unless modified by the OH
cial figures. will give the EuSiohistS
complete control of the taxing nlachIh-
cry Of the city as well as of the various
boards concerned in the appropriation
and distribution Of the public FUNDS
For Justices of the supreme court
Morgan J. O'I.rien. Samuel Greenbaum.
John Proctor Clark and James a.
Blanchard. the Fusionist candidates,
were all elected, defeating Robert y.
Van Wyck. Charles W. Dayton and
Charles II. Knox. Justice OI'rien was
nominated upon both tickets. Mayor
Van Wyck ran heavily behind his as
sistants on the judicial and county
ticket.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
OFF YEAR IN LYNN.
General Apathy Shown but All Republican
Candidates Arc Elected.

Lynn. Mass. NOV. -.-It HaS 3u Nj
Ncar in Lynn. hut all The Republican
candidates went out If tbs city Veil
ahead. GU; of a registration of I2,i,9
Lynn east .ll3 votes for Governor.
Crane was given 1908 to l.5n for Quin-
-. and even Tammany Went Eepubl-
can. Last Year Crane had 542i ana
Paine 3i13. Lieutenant Governor Bates
scored tjlo 10 1919 FOR tnughlin. run
ming ahead OF the governor.
In the first Essex district. senatorial.
Thomas +. Porter defeated the Demo-
,ratic candidate. W. Bennett Murphy.
$3.50 to 10J1. In the Middlesex- Essex
senatorial district. crane. Democratic.
poli"d 610. with Wood of Woburn, nrp..
Z, tting 81.
In tn" only Lynn part Of tho district.
Ward &, there was considerable interest
IN the county commissioner contest.
l;ates, the Republican candidate. and
*ewhall. the Democratic nominee. be-
ing native Lynn men. and NrWhall an
cN-mayor and present member Of the
board 81 aldermen. Bates pnlled IS9s
and NcWhall 2666. The eight repre-
SentatiNcs from Lynn are Republicans.
craig, jackson. New hall Hickford.
Tucker Phinney, Habb ana Eand.ctt.
In :he councillor fifth district Lynn
gave the Republican. Robinson Of
Gloucester, 42i5 to 1911 for Rantoul,
Dem.
BY the falling off in the city vote the
Republican representation i'll conven-
tiuns of the party is reduced from Is to
-. There We're no sensa tionaI Incidents
during the day. everything being
marked with apathy.
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lican ticket. Secretary Daniel T..
Conway. the candidate for mayor
supported by eX-Gov. Black. was easily
elected.
In Buffalo the entire Republican city
and county ticket were elected, Erastus
e.. Knight. the state comptroll": being
chosen mayor.
In the jam on Park Row, tonight,
James Mcmahon. laboIer. WAS pushc'!
under Il passing street car and had Il root
cut of.
Several negroes engaged in an argument
Sat eth street ANA Sth avenue. late to-
night, and two shots were fired. sud- M
Is Il crowd of white men started toward
TIE negroes. shouting Lynch them.
The black men took to their heels and
were chased for blocks until they sought
RI tuee in Il hallway. Thirty reserve po-
liccmcn mere took Il hand and had To
iiyht She crowd Of whites with their clubs
before they Couid get tn, negroes safely
10 the station. one Of The blacks. "a Eucl
Taylor. was shot in the leg while being
chased
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
SAN FRANCISCO.
Unios.Labor Elects Mayor--Pary tn. 0u.
come Of the Recent Strikes.

san Francisco. NOV. G.-The complete.
vote for mayor is: Schmitz. tnion-I.a-
Dor. Il. SOC. Wells, Rep, l1,6@.: Tobi",
Dem, 1854.
The success Of the Union Labor PARTY
brings . new and important feature in
TO California politics. The tnion-La-
Dor party was organized as result of
the strike OF tclmstcrs St"vedores. ma
rinc hremCn and other water front en-
plCyes last summer The labor men
evidently voted solid for the head of
the ticket. but scattered their votes on
candidates for other offices. They may
elect thre" supervisors. The patronage
officers go 10 the Republicans. while
the Democrats will elect nine out d
Is supervisors.
Under the new thartrr the mayor ha-
great power and appoints the boards oi
education, public works. police. pan X
and fire commissioners.
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SHEPARD SEEMS HONEST.
Admits that People We're Tired and that Good
Will Come OF Change.

NV York Nov. G.--Edward NJ. Sh"par l..
The defeated candidate for mayor. S:tlh,
tudlv that ne hnd ia Doubt good woU u
come of the result II have no doubt
- Il h.. that the. ma joritH Of people wuH
determined this result mean t" get g""t
government. | haV" been treated very
:-"1.roti%lY and have. received more con-
sjd.ration Than / WAS entitled t.. ia"
people voted for Il destructive rather than
Iur n .couStruciiV" program and ! shall
not say til" p""pl" were. not right.
He wa. i,piiHud t. IS'.:ihc Iii, defeat tn
TIL. strong td. of sentiment N favor -
the Republicans. which III Sa'l was r"-
tic.abl,. from the beginning Of tn" cam
ptigu and which was one OF the IcaS" ~
ioI his Nn:ninAtiom.
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THE vANQUIsHEDS STATEMENT.
COngratuiatcs Low and Calls on Al Ci,iycns 10
Loyalty Supper. Him.

New York. N"v. 5.-t:duard a.
shepard made public Wl,lecmcu,
ri his defeat. tonight. at police head
quarters i'm Erunklyu. IL sent a t.!.--
@yam of cou@ratulativn ~ Mr. Inw ANA
dictated statement I" III" reporters iu
M hich hc expressed his hope that Thu
il, oming administration would - q
Successful one. His telegram r,td.
with MI sincerity | wish you the ut
most success in III" great office -
y tich IT, people Of Greater Nov Yclk
have called YOU"
Mr.. shepard then dictated this state
uicnt: II sincerely wish Nj. Low 4
thoroughly successful administration.
III" people have Indicated th,jr -
cidcd preference. not only is it tn" duty
If every good citizen 10 chccrfully aC-
Quicscc in III. result but he should n"
his utmost tp make tn. result beneficial
to the city. MI Of Republicans ana
Democrats alke-should Loyalty hold
NJ tho hands uf those whom tn" proI,l.
have chosen in all good work on their
part
"Df course | regret the result but
trust that the muninccnt purposes
which ihoS, who nominated me ana !
have had in mind may be realized even
II III F" manner different from that
" hi N We should have preferred
II thoroughly appreciate the efficient
work done against Hdvcrs" conditions
~ tie Democratic organizations in five
hornughs.
II helieyo that the faith Of the My
York Democracy. notwithstanding this
a ID. -,, .,
future Of political reform which Will n
n" distant day bring 10 the party NOR
it"d honor ana success.
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MARYLAND.
The Republicans Garry Baltimore but the
lcgisl ature Looks Democratic.

baltimore. Md. Nov. --latest return
from ms city indicate that ii has been
carried by the Republicans by about - Il
Murahty Tho entire Republican city
ticket. with the possible exception of IT."
Hnc' u. mas been elected. 1t i still po-s!
bi" tn" gen, raj assemble may tr bc,nn-
cratc ON JOINT ballot. in which ease. cx
Senator G"rinan Will again Dc United
states senator.
,,t "dS "ahounccd here. this afternoon.
that Allegheny county hal .riy,u'inr Dom
oGidts j majority and that the entire. l,u
iSlatire ticket is almost .certg!ulv elect.
iito,u .,'l hNc members of the lower
I'"ISc an" Il state senator This npv-
makes II almost certain tina, Inc Demo
tIa.S VIII control both branches of tin,
legislature. as Allegheny has been r,
h E'''t Si,n as a. Republican stronghold anu
c".uinil. II IS the hom" of jnitch St:,t,.
iInHn Mellinston and former Governor
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UTAH.
AImcs. tsc Entire Republican State Ticket
Elected. With HEAVY Gains.

Salt Lake. Utah. NOV. &C. 'ompl"tr
returns show the election of III" cntirc
Republican ticket in Salt Lake with the
exception uf Whitt"morc for treasurer.
ana four coun,ilmcn. by pluralti,s
ranging from 500 10 100 Municipal
elections throughout the state We're
Somewhat mixed. though as ruiz
faVoIing the Republican ticket. Logan
went Republican for the first time IN
~ years.
William Glls~m.,u proprietor ~ tht
ogden standard. was elected mayor III
ogden. The voting throughout tn" stat
Wa. rather light
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THE TRIUMPH COMPLETE.
Low Will Be Backed by Republican Presidents
in All but One Borough.

New York. Nov. CT a. M.-With
tie election of Seth Low as mayor
Charles Y. Forncs. as president of the
board of aldermen and Edward NJ
circuit as comptroller the Fusionist
triumph in Greater New York appear.
nearly complete. Many of the Fusion
leaders expressed prediction fears
mat even though Seth Low might he
elected mayor he would find himself in
an embarrassed position. since, under
the newly adopted city cnartcr tn, pr, L
'dents OF tn" various borouGhS are
given greatly increased powers
The latest returns. however. inaica..
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RHODE ISLAND.

Providence. L. L.. NOV. 5.-in the el,.r-
ton III Governor Gregory and the en-
TIRE ticket by plurality of at least
Goo", the Republicans OF Rhode Island
with q M jority in both branches of the
General Assembly, have again retained
the guidance Of the state politics. The
campaign lacked feature and the result
was : decreased vote at the polls.
Provid. Il. l.. NOV. with
scarcely hall the districts in the state
heard from the Republican plurality
for tn" state ticket promises to run
well over ''Hlo. This is n net loss Of 25e1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07

local option caused Democratic gains
and in Cleveland. where fractional fight
ing and ..ayor lohnSon'S crusade nll
taxation predominated. Wherever Ice II
option was mad" Il distinct issue, the
liquor men Won.
While various causes for tn" result are
mentioned by the Democrats. including
the superior organization of the Repubi-
cans. tn. Republican leaders say then
success was mostly due to the endorse
ment of Pres. Roosevelt. Senator Fora
ker and Gov Nash and the desire to per
petuatc the principle that was rromulgat-
cd by Mckinley when ne became go: :
ernor IL years ago
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
MISSISSIPPI.
democrats Have Their Usual Lead. Not *
pected to Be Overcome.

Jackson Miss. My G.-partial re-
,a'nn from counties show mar
lower mas 1893 votes. George 1ts,
Vu'i'n' loo, Eckford. 500. and Dial ~
'or secretary of state. Carlisle ba. a-on
ana Evans 1900 for treasurer If +. w.,
~ eNeu ms lead can be overcome. A.,
'''e '"huiaattS are Democrats
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07

fractlring ftNSn'l..I ana lSe'thi'T.
For fifteen wears ] have noted the
effect Of vour Vegetable Compound IN
curing special diseases - women.
~ know Of nothing superior for
ovarian trouble. barrcnncss. and II
has prevented hundreds "f dangerous
Operations where PLY oicianS claimed
il va, tie only chance to get well
[ Iteration and Inflammation Of the
womb has been cured in two or three
week, through It's use. and aS ] find 1t
purely an herbal remedy. | unhcs;tat-
inglv give II INV highest endorsement.
-Fratcrnally y"ur>. nE. j. NiE"Qua.
Lansing Mich. -gjCos to,feit y abore tcs-
fmoricf m not genuine
II YOU arc i'll ii" not hesitate TO
get n bottle Of Lydia j.. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound at
once, and write ia Mrs. PlnA-
ham Mt Lynn. Mass. for special
advice; it is entirely free.
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PRINCESS WITH AN ODD ItnnEl
That If Victoria al England l., Book
binding, ANA Sh, Is an Expert IA H.

'-Nt W DIN sun
Princess Victoria rf England. the M.
married daughter az Edward VII. has the
most ruriuu.. hobby ot amy in Il family
that has several unusual fadS she j.
deeply Interested IN book binding
How she happened to choose that par
ticular hobby uuhudN seems 80 know. but
for several years Sh" has devoted Il grral
deal OF tim" a. learning how tu ~ atl
expert boob -bin,irr, and az last has be.
come one.
\ few months ago several book covers
sent L. an CNhintion in the mann, of
Miss Matthews We're faVDrahlV noticed
by the judges and received several llrizpS
Nobody knew who he exhibitor was until
ii" prizes were awarded. Then 1t was
discovered that it was the Princess Vie
tora.
The Princess takes liz, h1hhie- VERY wv
ripuSlN. Following the lead of her moth
CT. Queen Al, XHndra. who is deeply inter.
"stcd in medicine and hospital work.
Princess Victoria hogan to study nursn,:
some Years ago. She took AN cXap,ina-
;iru in theoretical work and when sb.,
passed ;unn;tnccd hcr iut,ution Of bccuru-
in- 4 hospital nurse
Ii was current gossip IN London III tn,
truo that the Prince. and Princess ID
Wales had great ,liiticuuN III convincing
Ter that il wolltint he wise for her 10 do
- and that Victoria submitted only nftc:'
many tears.
Tie I.nDuun t,Ncnans" Telegraph says
that Andrew Carr s.c- PREVIOUS tn lelV-
irg Scotia IN for the 'nited STATES was
offered aud declined p1r0netcy.