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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-04-19
CHAPTER e3-s. f.. NO. 1872.

CHAPTER 63-S. F. NO. 1872.
AN ACT to amend section five thousand
two hundred and five (5205) Of the Gen
eral Statutes Of 1894, relating to the
service Of summons in civil actions.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of the
Section l. That section five thousand
two hundred and five (5205) Of the Gem
eral Statutes Of 1894, be amended so
as to read as follows:
Section 52O5. Publication, how made.
The publication shall be made in a
newspaper printed and published in the
county where the action Is brought, and
if there is no such newspaper in the
county, then in a newspaper printed and
published in AN adjoining county, and
If there is no such newspaper in an ad-
Joining county, then In a newspaper pub
lished at the capitol of the state once in
each week for six consecutive weeks, and
the service of the summons shall be
deemed complete at the expiration of the
time prescribed for publication. as afore-
said.
without the state shall have
the same force Liz effect as the service
by publication herein provided for. Such
service shall be made In the same man
ner as If served within the state, and
proof of such service shall be made by
the affidavit of the person serving the
same, stating the thine, place and manner
OF service, which affidavit may be taken
before the clerk Of any court Of record
ing a seal authorized to take acknowl-
edg1nents in the state where such service
was made.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from after its passage.
Approved March 16, 1901
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CHAPTER s3-H. f. NO. 125.
AN ACT to legaliZe and validate pro-
cced1ngs had, taken and done relative
ence of banking corporations organized
under chapter thirty-three (33) of the
General Statutes of eighteen hundred
and s~eventy-eight Qs7S).
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section 1: (a) That in any case where
there has been heretofore attempted the
dstence of any banking corporation or
ganized under the General Laws Of the
state, and the person Or persons at
tempting to make such. extension or re,
newal have actually complied with all
provisions prescribed by law for u ac-
ton, and nave In fact proceeded, under
it's corporate name to transact and carry
on business and in the pursuit. thereof
have in good faith continued or intended
to continue their corporate existence.
such attempted renewal or extension, IN
each and every such case, IS hereby l'
tual renewal or extension Of the cor
porate existence of such corporation I'M
der its corporate name, notwithstanding
Of law prescribed to be done, and espe-
cially notwithstanding the failure of such
corporation to take such action lm'nedl..
ately upon the expiration or the term OF
it's original Incorporation.
personal, made in good faith and lawful
form. % or by IN such corporation, are
hereby legalized and declared to be as
tended thereby as it such extension OF
the period Of corporation had been eff
fac1ed ard executed before the explra-
ton OF the original articles Of incorpora-
tion :.
SCI. 2. This act shall take effect and
be IN force from and after it's passage.
Approved March 26, 1901.
CHAPTER s4-H. f. NO. 148.
AN ACT to legalize, in certain cases.
corporate existence Of corporations.
Be 1T enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
Section /. That in any case where a
corporation created by and under the
laws Of this state shall within the period
of it's corporate existence, as originally
defined, nave heretofore initiated proceed
ings authorized by law for the extension
oeedings have been regularly, taken n
contaminated, except hat the original
period Of corporate existence mad ex.
pired prior to the filing and recording Of
the resolution of extension required by
law in the office of the Secretary Of State
and In the office Of the Register of Deeds
Of the proper county, n prior to the
making Of the newspaper publication of
said proceedings are hereby in all such
cases legalized and declared to be ais
valid as though such resolution had been
filed and recorded in the office Of the
such Register Of Deeds, and published as
required by law, before the original cor
porate term had expired. Provided, that
the provisions of this act shall not apply
in any Of the courts of this state;
Sec. 2. This act hall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage.
Approved March 26, 1901.
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has been repealed, the auditor Of said
county is hereby authorized and directed
to distribute any of said taxes hereafter
collected or heretofore collected and not
distributed to the school district where
in said tax were levied.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved March 16, 1901.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
HER HEALTH SUFFERS.
Miss Stone Feels the Confinement. -Brigands
Insist on Large Ransom.

Sofia NOV. l9.-Anothcr letter has
been received from Miss Ellen NJ.
Stone. Her health has been somewhat
affected by her continual confinement
ANA hard fare. but She expresses her
self as still confident of ultimate re
lease.
a letter to Mr.. Dickinson, diplomatic
agent of th" United States at Safia. re-
plying tu his proposals concerning a
ransom. says the hrigands Will hold
out for Il figure Very much ahoN" the
SUM at Nr. DickinSon'S command.
The brigandS interpret Mr.. nickm
SONS not having fixed on the sum he
is willing t. pay and on Il time limit
AN hti inc Indications that he can get
NOR" money. They ais" demand inn
munity from prosecution. Rut II Is
impossible for the diplomatic agent OF
TN. United States her" 70 have power
to bind the governments of bulgaria
ana Turkey.
This point. however. is not likely t.
br Il serious obstacle in the way of TIL"
negotiations.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
CHAMBER IN UPROAR.
French Deputies Excited Over Bill to Provide
for Chinese Expedition.

Paris. NOV. i9.-An uproarouS incident
occurred. Monday. in the Chamber If Dep
uteS during the discussion ~ snc bill
authorizing a loan of 265, 600 ,n00 francs in
per cent. perpetual rentes. to reimburse
the treasury or its outlay as Il result OF
the Chinese "Xued;tion and To pay indem-
mites TO French sufferers in Cuina-
NJ. Hubbard reported that the bIdgot
commission proposed Ia reduce the
because objection was taken that France
iouS associations and financial ent T.
prises. NJ. iubbard'S report was cN-
trcmely anti-Clcrical,
NJ. Ribot HtepD replied to NJ hubbard,
protcrsting against his report. which ne
described as shameful, Whercupon NJ.
B"rtcauX (Spcialist exclaimed that NJ.
iihot deserved To- have his ears boxed
At this til. c"ntriStS vrh"m"nty pro-
tested. while the Socialists Cheercd
Amid the din. N. D.S,'ham.l. President
of the Chamber. called upou NJ. Btrtrdux
To withdraw. This NJ. B"rtcauN refuse /
To do ANA renewed uUtcri"s ana banGint;
of desks resulted. NJ. pcschAuCl rnutin-
,Ird to ring his b"ll until huhhuh wa,
Suhducd wh,n ne asked th,' thambc" t.
crn~urr NJ. R,rtratiN. This was voted
Iluhbdrd'S report, but the Socialists re-
commenced their noisy opposition. t"
which tn" c"utriSts responded equally
loud. until tho Urrulr h"canr So dcaf"n-
ing that -. Dcschancl. after Vainly ClIu-
ing his Ecll and calling for order. l"lt
the chair ANA thc session was suspend, a.
Subsequently thr : 'SSiuu WIS r"Sum !
ANA NJ. Ribnt concluded his speech. III.
Chamber then adjourned
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
The PROPER PLACE
For Mckinley Memorial Is
Where His Remains Lie.
Senator Hanna Opposes Other Memo
rlaIs, Until Canton's Is Settled.
III IS Unfortunate That Washington Insists
Upon Going Ahead

| cleveland, Ohio. Nov. l9.-In an ~,
tefVlew, Monday. Senator Hanna vice
president of the Mckinley National
Memorial Association. said thar ba ala
not approve of the plan to use the s,,r
plus of $4,000 in the hands of tho C.rana
Army people to erect a bronze statue
to Mckinley in Cleveland He ,birk.
he local monuments will detract from
the IuldS necessary for the national
monument at Canton. Senator Hanna
"iStou'aSt" the erection of monu-
ments at Cincinnati, Toledo and Column
bus on the same ground
Il notice" continued tba sapatnr
that the Washington National Memo
rlal Arch Association has decided to
go ahead with the project of erecting
an arch for Mckinley in Washington
without waiting for the Canton monu-
ment. 1t is unfortunate that thev in
slst upon going ahead and | know that
l voice the opinions of all of Mr. Nc
klnley's personal friends and admirers
when | say that it is a grave mistake
To nave so many projects on foot until
ours is an assured success. We feel
that the testimonial of the people Of
the country should be where his re-
mains are.
Judge VIM. r. Day. president of the
Mckinley National Memorial Associa-
ton. has called a meeting of the eX-
ecutiNe committee of that association
for Nov. II in the office of Senator
Hanna in this city to consider matters
Of Importance; he has also instructed
the secretary to notify all the trustees
to meet in Washington on the morning
of Dec. 9.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
OPINION IN ENGLAND
Seems. as the Whole to Be Favorable TO tn G
Rev treaty.

1o,d.u ~ -u I-.----.-, -'-- '.e.--7;--
i-uu'l"il, my. \. i-NC'Nt III aHnrdin| a
t"hI',, 'I 'i' opposition y"urlalS To at
TACK me government and the foreign see
rttarN. LORD l.anSdowne, the signing az
the new iSthmlan canal convention does
not excite strong interest in Great Bri-
tain. 1t iS generally admitted that the
British haze nothing TO gain hy rrt"u-
ton Of the Clayton Bulw"r treaty. while
thcN nav" much 70 gain hE the conStruc-
non az tho canal
The Morning Post CouGratulatcS hntn
countries IN tn" completion uf the tr".ttl \
and SAYS II is glad that the committee "f
lN@ iE!S been revised in accordance with
the American wishes.
fht DdliN Mail fear" th't the signing
may not termlnHte forever It tr"ubiesome
"4Si'u'" aud ihihhS alild,l ouSht u" re-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20

Last winter an infant child Of mine
had Group i'll a violent form says
Elder John NJ. Rogers. Christian
Evangelist of FiIley, Mo. II gave her
a few doses Of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and in 4 short time all danger
VAS past ana the child recovered" 7"
This remedy not only cures Group, but
when given as soon as the first symp-
toms appear. Will prevent the attack.
It contains no opium or other harm
1ul substance and may be given as
confidently to baby as to an adult.
For sale by John Coughlin, IL Water
St: J. {. Houlehan. Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
NATURAL GAS EXPLOSION
Causes Injuries 10 Eight Men at Buffalo. Pa.
Two Will Die.

Washington. Pa. Nov. IA natural
gas explosion occurred along the main
pipe line Of the Wheeling Gas. 90. ~
Buffalo village. eight miles west OF here,
Sunday evening. which resulted i'll injurlt :
to six men two of whom will probably Gia-
The explosion was caused by the gas is
hitting from torch in the hands of one
Of Il gang of repair men.
The big gas main Of the Wheeling Gas
Co. sprung u leak. Sunday morning.
near Buffalo. ana the COMPANY sent, out
a repair party. The gas was turned on
an d1y and the men Were at work in :.
deep ditch making the repairs. As dark
ness fell. several torches Were used to
give the men light.
when. through some mistake. the gas
was turned on at the gates and came
rushing through the main with great
pressure. Bronscll, ignorant or IN" fact
thnt the gas mad been turned on, WIS
holding the torch near an opening and th'
explosion followed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
METHODIST FOREIGN MISSIONS.
kooortionment Of Funds Made Albany. N. r.
to Have Next Meeting.

pittsburg. Pa. NOV 19-The appprtIoh-
mont III funds for the foreign missi"h
licId was under consideration at Monday >
session OF the general missl2narE ,',,.l, com
rnittee Of the Methodist Episcopal chufch-
,'bn concentrations made subject to A
ST,itzcrlard. $6745: Norway. 81 i$N; SwG-
drn. $l6.Oi2; Denmafk, 500; fin'&nd, y.
30i. Nrxic0. SiS.5i7; Africa. S'N73' East
C@Gtrai ~ iAitTi Africs $lo625: West Central A-
rica. $@asS; tota fer lfrica S-1Ss East sia
rrn Asia-for nina $l2i5lG; 'Ap.m apeitofI St|
III ~, Indj;,' Sr46 III: Malaysia. for tn" Phil
i"rin"s "r 1' s7:e: totaI $lo2o; for the salaries
III ntficars missionary bishops and Office
oA A,rl.' was selected for the
,,I.,rn n.o''',f ~ ,hc next meeting Other cities
asntrIng tafr ~ for or the honor were Wlkesbarre;
pn.: B;lnenr. Me; Knoxville Tenn ana
Wheeling. w. Va.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
TWO EXPLOSIONS
1errify the Travellers in the
Subway at Boston.
Trouble Caused by Fusing Of Connect
ing Wires Under Heavy Current
M One Hurt but Trains Held Up Until in
the Evening.

Boston. Nov l9.-If the thousands %
,,sv shoppers on lower fremont street.
,h;s afternoon. were startled by sud-
san lar and muffled roar beneath their
saet the few hundred patrons in the
.larated trains in the subway We're
shsolutely terrified by an electric ex-
n,oson which fortunately caused no
damage.
Tho explosion occurred above the
cco,lay square station. where there
harnened to be no train at the time.
ann was occasioned by the sudden
tnsinp of connecting wire under a
s,,onr current. The report was ter
,i,c Repairs to the wires occupied
,hort half an hour. during which time
,ha rarid transit system of the Ele-
tod Road was practically paralyZed.
and vet scarcely had the stalled
rains started up again when a second
,nlosion occurred in about the same
,Isca This last served to tie up traffic
,hrough the subway until after s
oc,ock and il was after before the
,rains were moving again.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
woMAN'S NATIONAL AUXILIARY
0, ,he spanish.american War Association
Organized at Trenton. N. }.

rrar,on y. j.. NOV. IA Woman S
National Auxiliary of the Spanish
,,nari,an War Veterans Association
was organized here, Monday. by Adju-
,gnt General Wm. G. Lilley Of the lat
tor organization. offers We're elected
as follows for the purpose of forming
q national organization:
President General. Mrs. Richard
Henry Savage New York; senior vice
nrssident general, Mrs. John w. Philip,
New York: junior vice president gem
.ral Miss Anna Wheeler. Wheeler,
Ala: inspector general. Mrs. W. II,
English. indianapolis: chaplain gen
eral Miss Jennie Minks. Portland.
ore; counselor general. Miss Eta
Green. Aurora Ills.
Mrs. Philip is thr widow Of the late
Rear Admiral Philip ana Miss Wheeler
is daughter Of Gen. jos Wheeler.
The officers will get together som"
tim. in the future and fix a time for 4
first national eucampment NJ the aux
iary organization. 1t is understood
that 80 local auXiliaries have been or
ganized ana that they will now become
affiliated with the national orSaniza
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
They ACCEPT THE CUT.
Nh Trouble at the Borden Mills on Return 70
the Old Prices.

Fan River Mass. Nov ,nn leTIherf E,,Y RIyer Wsr
no trlctl1l ,-, n,iIIs Monday. on the return
ron N"tHS a9,,,i" in., nf wages in vogue previous
10 'ne th st racont lt.erl advances. The nature OF
The II @ goods woven there and tne fpeea eeasbla nae
n"wncSS ol Oh ni'' to earn somewhat higher
for operat,'1i tEan those paid elsewhere on the
wages had,ia thtH $50 so that a scarcity of help
ait1h Il the ION Works mills is rarely report
ed. .,, Iron Works are con-
The Faii n f' q D. Borden OF New York.
WSn FSed deSEdd 70 revoke tdn the orSfFs Tsen xIe
advanced "asti ti,at the Fall River Manu-
came eNldeiit it.nniotion would not alter
facturers aAhea,,le at this time. The Iron
iHf 4 orSs %sss employ SI about 200 hands
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
THE POPE'S HEALTH.
Alarming Rumors Of His Approaching Death
Again Being Circulated.

London. NOV. ia dispatch t" III"
Chronicle from Ronr says:
In spite Of persistent and apparent
well-founded denials that there is amy
imminent danger Of the Pope's de
cease the air is full 0f speculation AND
apprehension. indicating that his end i
not considered far off. Rumors of in
trigue and Slate making which it IS
impossible to ken from the outside
world exude from every crevice Of the
iealously guarded inner precincts Of tn
NaCtiCan.
The Pones closest personal attend
ants Include his faithful valet. Centre
one chaplain ana one minor prelat,
who constantly and tenderly guard his
material comfort. His meals are serF'.
in his private apartments at small
table at which none other. even a
crowned head. may sit down"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
VACCINATION AND TeTANUS.
Several Fatal Cases at Camden. N. 1.-Two
More Dangerously

Philadelphia. Nov. 1g.-The alarm which
mas been caused by the nine cases Of t.
Janus following vaccination in ctmd, u.
n. j.. has aroused the city officials ther".
me board of health and the board of ed .
ncation each held meetings, today. The
former decided to request physicians to
ceaS" from Vaccinating persons until an
investigation Of the cause of the lockjaW
cases has been made and the latter re
Scindcd the order of compulsory VacCina-
u'h Of all school children. OF the nine
rdseS OF tctanuS 50 far reported seven
nave died and the other two are still in
dangerOuS condition
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
oAIo'S VOTE.
Total Vote for Governor. 1927 .566 With Nash S
Plurality. 67.467.

Columbus o., Nov. l9.-The official tan
uIatiou Of the vote cast at the late cleo
tinn in Ohio was partly completed. Monday
night ana the secretary Of state an
uounced the results far as the work
mas progressed. The total vote cast was
"a IL Tho total vote east for the va
rious candidates for governor was 81: :,ff.
IL follows: Nash tRepl. $500; kil-
bourne Deml. 36S 80 THOMPSON CSocial-
iStl. 7359; Juergens tS"cial Labor. 4;"l
Rirhardson U'union RcformD. 2IS: Pin
ney Prohibtion. "N7S. Nash's plurality
The total vote cast at the last Pr"si-
Dental election was l,U9il2l.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
New York Produce Market.

New York. Npv. ~.
FI.oI'R-Erccii'is. .H.o5l hbIs.; export :
i762 bbls.; sales. ll-"'o pkss.: nuict ans
about steady: Minn. patent, ;Soni.l
Receipts. aS"3e hush. exports
7ns, hush. sales 2,7555.ono bush futures
3io" bush. spot; spot steady; No. red rec,
No northern Duluth. 81 i . h afoat: NO
/ hard nuiuth. SSia o b aloat
CORN-Rcceiptss. l75,2oo bush. exports
Ills bush; sales; SIX cia,a,,r bush iutures SpT
firm; No. >. 66si e'eNat"f ana .
afloat ... os, o,o ,.,, ..-,,,,..
12io hush. spot steady; No. ?. 46; No. !,
-. NJ , white 4S; No , white Il: tracl
n1ixed western $50 .; track white. 4Su5.
REEF-Steady.
CG TMEATs-steady.
LARD-s!ro9dgeG; rn' western cen,naSf steams5; -
a. N; II: ;cdrnfpound. rf'l.ild 7i.qi4.. ''''' ~
PORK-Strong:. mess. l5.25M l6.:.0
TTTER-Firm; creamery, 17G 35 fac
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
1,ate I., Of Ohio. City of Toledo,

E,IT FT3IIIN. -.
s.niHak lux J. Cheney makes oath that ne is
{, ~ ~ PARTNER of the firm of f. j. Cheney
odo o. =; doing business in the City of Tol-
said ssounty and State aforesaid. and that
DPEn III Wi VII pay the sum Of ONE HUN
case -, DUli-ARS for each and every
tba % OF Catarrh that cannot be cured bv
use OF Halls Catarrh Cure.
Svor. FRANK j. CHENEY
nv Urn nrda to before me and subscribed in
AZ n TSeInce, this 9Th day of December
(Sean a. W. GLEASON,
Hairs co.., Notary Public
and ~. : Catarrh Cure is taken INTERNALLY
sl,rfao 80 directly on the blood and mucous
mania,s OF the system. Send for testi
so,a +, +; J. CHENEY & co. Toledo. q
family Pills are the best
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
THE RATHBUN BODY
Turned Over to Mayor DuIey Who Will COME
With Mrs Rathbun.

Little Rock. Ark. Nov. l9.-rht body
of the man supposed to have been Erwell
e. Rathbun WAS turned over 70 May ~
D,lry bv Coroner Young. Monday. and
tha mayor viii notify Mrs. Rathhun. T.
whom the body was shipped. Further ac-
tion, it is announced. with reference I"
tbr remains. will await word from her
.rhis coIrs,. WAS decided upon. Monday. a.
! conference between the mayor and cor
nnar Meanwhile. the body remains in thc
receiving vault at Oakland cemetery. n
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
New York Cotton Marker.

New York. NOV. H.
cotton futures closely barely steady :
November. 40; December. 7.5l, january
.52: February. ..5l March. ISL: Apm.
1.5l. Man 80. jane. 80. July, 80, Au-
gust. 4.i1
Spot cotton closed quiet: Middling I-y-
lands. ~, a.. Gu!f. >;. Sales, 12ln
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20

Official announcement was made
Monday At Nashville, Tenn. that Ma
thaniel Baxter. Jr.. has rendered his
resignation as president Of the Ten
nossee Coal ana Iron ~. Dec. I, Mr.
Baxter win BECOME president of the
Cumberland Coal ana coke 90, the
capital stock Of which is $1,000 ooO
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20

,rbo farmhouse of Iohn Sewitzke. in
the town Of LagladnoW. WIS. was de-
stroved by fire, early Monday lhret
children. ranging from months 70 4
wears. lost their lives ana their podleS
were almost entirely consumed Inc
mother had gone q short distance from
~. house for water and before she re-
t,,rpad the house was in ruins.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20

There ARE renewed rumors in Vienna
that. owing to the continuance Of
czech obstruction. Emperor Francis
Joseph will dissolve the Austrian
Rcichsrath ana rule for Il time with
ulf Parliament
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
St. Louis Health Department Blamed.

81 Louis. No. NOV. l9-Corouer Funk
uouSer .pa rendered verdict. Monday. finding
Nv 81 Louis health department negligent
~ ~ me preparation of diphtheria anti-toX-
.dnSed deaths by tetanus dockjaw, II
seven children
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
A Death at Atlantic City.

Atlantic City. \. j., NOV. r. Bcsei
NeSsier. aged 3 years. died. Monday. 81
loeklaw. She had recently been vaccinat-
"a. lhis is the third death from lock jaw
HcIe IN the past two weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20

Counsel for Edward ana Thomas Bid
dle two brothers under sentence ol
death at Pittsburg. Pa, has requested
GOV stone to fix separate days foI
theii. execution. The men do not want
TO he hanged on the same scaffold on
,bo same day. The day for their exc
rution has not vet been fixed
Fire destroyed a double t"ncment mouse
~ tn.ii,n Island, Old Town. Sunday.
ith ~; re contents. The lower hail. next
w. If was saved with difficulty
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
Choynski Wants to Meet Jeifries.

hirSt"n Nov. 19.-.joc ChoynsKi, th.. pt!-
Nast who is visiting in this city said.
n,, nnv,'uiy; With Corbctt aud F'itzsimmou,
n,' consider am log ally thc nest
! '"n ' |" meet Jeffrics. and am sure that
MT give good account of myself"
,;riic' Sunday. destroyed barn at Cos
VII iun owned by Wm. l.. Lamb. together
cow - tons of hay. two horses. eight
rDmS; two pigs, many hons and All the
H. 'ii,hS tools. Loss. $500: no insurance
nnir,I I-dinb aud wife were away. but
harbS ln"tS saved the other buildings hy
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
Insomnia

Nerve-racked, weary and
heavy-eyeds tie head that
seeks rePose finds only
ceasless tossing and fever
'sh unrest. Strange fancies
vague iorbodings-6ll
the mind with harrowino
thoughts until morning
brings ITS rasping headache,
irritable temper, and loss Of
appetite. Rest the nerves.
build them up and
gentle, restful, refreshing
sleep will be yours.
My greatest trouble was sleep,es..
ness; 1 was nervous and restless and
would toss and roll for hours Had
no ambition and had to abandon
business. One bottle of DR.. Miles,
Nervine put me on my feet again"
SIMON A. GIBSON, Georgetown. Ills.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20

SHORT RIBS. SIDES -7atF,>."-.
SHpTIDERS pry Salt"d 4i,u ~
SHORT. CLEAR SIDES IS. IONS "a
lL -LA- Ii, GnutrLL-i .rLL.. ..l-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
Boston Market.

CHEESE steady aH lu' /,
EGGS t1rm fresh. .:' "a