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A MAGNIFICENT PAGEANT
King Edward Presenting Medals to
Three Thousand Soldiers

London, June 12-London seldom
had a finer spectacle than was witness
ed on the Horse Guards parade today
when King Edward presented medals
to 5000 soldier participants in the South
African campaign. The great square
was lined with Guards, drawn from
the various regiments. In the center
of the ground was purple covered
dais surmounted by an Indian tent
with silver corner poles. In the space
between the dais and st. James park
were drawn up 5000 officers and men
of the Guards. household cavalry and
city imperial volunteers, all of whom
had served in the campaign. From the
house of the United States ambassador
of the special Moorish embassy, in
unique costumes, were interested spec
tatorS.
Promptly at II o'clock the king in a
field marshaPs uniform; the queen,
Princess Victoria and other members
Of the royal family. arrived and took
UP places on the dais, and the cere-
mony began. The recipients of the
medals. in a long line, marched past
the king, received the decoration from
his majesty, saluted and passed on.
Lord Roberts came first, followed by
Lord Miner. while behind them came
crowds of geneHals and lesser officers
whose names have become familiar
owing to the war-Buller, Ian Hamilton
and a host Of others. Among them
was Captain the Duke of Marlborough.
The ceremony lasted three hours.
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CLOSE TRADE ALLIANCE
Between North and South Sought
by the Business Mems Re-
union at Philadelphia.

about boundary line, Pitman shot
his brother. He had served seven
months. The judge. solicitor and sew
eral hundred citizens asked for his par
don, but it was chiefly on account OF
Pitman's aged mother upon whom his
crime and punishment were preying.
Governor Aycock telegraphed today
to II. A. London and III. B. Warner. who
TONS annual convention at Buffalo:
Extend Ito the association the cordial
and earnest invitation to hold its next
annual meeting in North Carolina" 1t
is desired that the meeting be at Ashe-
Vile
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REJECTED CLAIMS INVESTIGATED
Passing on Accounts OF Ex-Shell-Fish
Commissioner Whfte-Pardoned by
the Governor.
Especial to The MESSENGER }

Raleigh, June 12.-Senator II. l.
Ward. OF Plymouth. and Representa-
tives Thomas w. Blount, of Roper, and
b. B. Nicholson, OF Washington, are
here to pass upon the claims filed by
ex-Shell Fish Commissioner Theophilus
White, on account Of oyter patrol, ag-
gregating nearly 5000. which were held
up by the state auditor.
The widow Of L. L. Polk, first presi-
dent Of the National Farmers Alliance.
died at her home here this afternoon
Of paralysis.
The governor pardons B. 7. Pitman.
Of Johnston county. convicted Of as
sault with deadly weapon and serving
a years sentence on the public roads
in Alamance county. After a quarrel
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Negroes Great Christian Mevemen,

Atlanta. Ga, June 12.-The executive
committee Of the great Christian move
ment among the negroes of America. to
be known as the negro young peoples
Christian congress. met in this city
today to arrange for the place, time
and programme for the meeting.
Among those present were: Bishop w.
J. Gaines. president; Rev. William NJ.
Alexander, Baltimore, Nd, treasurer;
Rev. S. n. Vass. Raleigh, n c., and
Bishop G. w Clinton. Charlotte, n. c.
Ten thousand members Of the race are
expected to attend the meeting. The
time has been fixed from August 7th to
the 11th, 1902. Washington, Atlanta.
Chattanooga. Memphis and Louisville
were placed in nomination for the con-
vention and the city Offering the most
liberal inducements will be selected at
the next meeting Of the committee,
October Sth.
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Second Days Proceedings or Southern
Industrial Convention-Such Impor-
ant Questions as ssThe Relation. of
tive Wealth or the Nation'' and =. he
inoustrial and Commercial Advant-
ages OF the Cities OF the Soutn'' Dis
cussed - Undeveloped Resources of
this Section and the North's Ignor-
ance of Their Vastness Set Forth
Minister wu's Address.
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Savannah, Ga, June 12.-News was
received here tonight from GAINESVILLE,
Fla, through railroad sources that
have always been found reliable. to the
effect that oil has been struck in con-
siderable quantity near DunellOn. in
Marion county, Florida. The strike.
according to the information is OF the
most promising character. The prices
of lands in the vicinity are said to be
soaring.
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mighty pillows pounding and breaking
upon the shore and the healing breezes
which sweep across its broad waters,
all join in a glad and joyous song
of welcome"
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San Francisco. June 1.-THE battle
ship Oregon arrived late this afternoon
from the Orient. Preparations had
been made TO make the home coming
of the famous vessel memorable one,
but they were anticipated by the arri-
val Of the vessel twenty-four hours
earlier than she was expected
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-07
COMMITTEE HEARINGS.


The committee on Taxation will give
public hearings in its room at the State
House in Augusta. as follows:
THU tRSDAI. FEB. :. 1901. ut H. NJ
on an act imposing a franchise tax upon
sleeping and palace cars
THU RSDAY. FEB. l. 1901 at T. Nj
ON an act 10 anne I'd Chapter % of the
Public Laws of 1898. relating to the tlXa-
t0n of collateral inheritance.
fl ESDAG. FEB. L. 1891. at r. NJ
on an act to ahatc taxes On Township
40. t. Range ,, in Somerset county.
Tt ESDAY. FEB. Y, lmI-An act rclat-
ing 10 the taNttion OF street railroads
WEDNESDAY, FEB. l3, 1871, at : T. NJ
On an act to regulate the taxation of cor
porate franchises.
TT ESDAY. FEB. 10, 1901. at +. NJ
ON an act 10 tax deposits in saving
banks and trust companies.
Tt ESDAY. FEB. IL, 1Hj1-An act to
amend chapter 2jS of the Public Laws Of
1873. as amended by chapter l30 of the
Public Laws of 1875. relating to the taxa
tion of savings banks.
THURSDAY. FEB. Il. 1871. at p. NJ
on an act to repeal chapter So Of the
Public Laws Of 1>95 relative to the tax
alton Of vessel property.
THU CRSDAY. FEB. u, 191I-An act ad-
dittonal to chapter . of the Revised Stat
utes of 1888 providing for tax on direct
inheritanCes.
THURSDAY. FEB. 2G. l911-An act to
amend section - of the Revised Statutes
as amended by chapter 56 Of the Public
Laws Of 1885 relating to the taxation or
wild lands.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-07
MERCANTILE AFFAIRS AND
INSURANCE

The Committee on Mercantile Affairs
ana insurance Will give public hearings
i'll its room at the State House in All
Susta:
TUESDAY; FEB. y, 1901. at > p. NJ
on an act additional to Chapter 10 of the
Revised Statutes
Tt ESDAY. FEB. T. 1891 at . p NJ l.
On an act to repeal Chapter 267 of the
Laws Of 1897, approved March 25. 1871. BE-
ing an act Tor the investga tion Of fires
THU r. FEB. II. 1901 at g3o A. NJ.
ON resolve authorizing The compila-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-07
HOUSE..
Wednesday, Feb. 8.

Wednesday, Feb. 8.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Robbins of
Gardiner.
Papers from the Senate disposed Of in
concurrence.
Tho following Senate bill was read
ana assigned:
An act to amend chapter l6 of the
Private and Special Laws of 1853, en-
titled. an act to incorporate the North
Yarmouth Mutual Fire Insurance
Company.
The following petition. bills. etc.
were presented and referred:
JUDICIARY.
Hy Mr. Haskell of Lewiston-Pcti-
tinn Of II. NJ. Ross and IS others Of
Lewiston in favor of fun suffrage for
women.
BY Mr. White of East Machias-Pc-
titiun of citizens of Dennysville for
change of :. J. {. in county of Wash
incton.
By Mr.. Thompson Of Brstol-Bill. an
act to incorporate the Bristol Elec ,ric
Light and Power Company.
LEGAL AFFAIRS.
by Mr.. kneeland of Searsport-
tion of Frank II. Park and SO others
Of Searsport requesting repeal of sec
tion g.. chapter p. Revised Statutes.
as amended by section :, chapter 1856
Public Laws of 1855, relating to State
constahles.
By Mr.. Walter OF Waldoboro-Re-
monstrance of John Burnheimer and
46 others against the bill to extend the
charter of the Waldoboro Water and
Electric Light and Power Company.
Hy Mr.. Williams of Sangervil.c-
l}ill, an act to amend chapter y. Re
viscd Statutes, as amended by chap
ter 277, Public Laws of 1889 and by
chapter 25S. Public Laws of 1897
BY Mr.. Gardner of Patten-Bill an
act to amend section of chapter 315
Of the Public Laws of 1891 relative to
dead human bodies.
BY Mr.. Allen of Sanford-Bill, an
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-07

II may he Well to emphasize the fact
that il is Mrs. 4. a. Libby who has sold
out her business and not her daughter.
Miss Clara y. Libby. whose Fashionable
millinery store is nearly opposite the
'cny house. Please remember that the
salc as advertised. is at Mrs. G. A.
Libby's store north Of Bridge street.
Miss Clara a. Libby is busy filing or
dcrs for the pretty bows and stylish
head ornaments she is making a speci-
atty Of
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-07

The" il \ EiI ~ Commercial street
VINO viii probably he very careful
/; boat leaning out Of the window in the
future. She happened to try il yester-
day morning. when there was man
M The roof shoveling Off snow, and she
received the fill benefit NJ one sho,c'-
fun. Tho young lady hastily withdrew
ANA tha window came down with
bang which did not seem to indicate
that she was particularly p,clsed at
the unexpected fan Of snow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-07

IN interesting fact in connection
With the life of the late Barrett E. Pot
ter is that he was born and lived his
entire life s. years, in the same house.
Tie was one Of nine children and all
hut one We're horn in the same house.
This house by the way. is the only one
on State street which has not changed
ownership since it was built.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-07
.OCaI Ma tters.
The journals Tele7hons Call 1864.
Th2 Kings J25t:r.

E"r'n il 'h' great N.H"s Kitchen. wide
Where eIca of NJ. \ IaborIng cook. doth
To f'ko ror Hin som. dainty un.ur.
passed
u" win his regal tator each docs yic
For lis 1" him who cooks the daiptjest
fare
: boon that he shall leave his humble
place
Aad gladly mount the great Kings mar
bic stair
To swagscr in his halls III gold ana Ia,e
Chance is jolly jester, wand ring
through
Who. bent on mischief casts his eyes
To hnd another scurvy trick NJ two
Ihat I" hl4 iar-famed foolship may re-
dpuul
Iic spies Il rasty baking merrily.
And quickly, ere the busy cook can
Win finger pokes it. ling airiiv-
And, i"'-."ur daintiest cake is turned to
dough
Joseph Ii. Gregory III Life.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-07
CUMBERLAND COUNTY DELE
CATION

By Mr.. Low Of Portland d-Pctiti"n Of
+. II. Low ana - others of North Var
mouth pertaining 10 open time on '!cer
in Cumberland county.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-07
PTNOBSCOT COZ NTN DELEG ALTON

by Mr.. Dunn Of Orono-Petition %
James a. Robinson ana 81 others Of
Bangor that commissioners OF Penob-
scot county be authorized to rect
court house: of II. II. FogG ana 20
others of Bangor: Of Ara Warren ma
y others Of Bangor: Of Sleeper ana
Singleton ana ,? others Of Bangor of
James \. Boardman and II others
jurors of supreme judicial court
Penobscot county-all for same.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-07

The funeral Of the late Thomas &.
Noble will be held 1T the home Of his
son. Frank T. Noble. on Sewall street.
at > o'clock. this afternoon. Rev. Geo.
+. pegen officiating. The remains will
p" placed in the tomb. at Mount Pleas
ant cemetery
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-07

The Woman's Missionary Society Of
thr First Baptist church WilI hold its
regular meeting. this afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Z. 1. Hunt. Al South
Chestnut street. 4 large attendan,. #
members and friends is desired.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-07

Ethel Jones We ghed on the jlil acl 6
cn" day last week. what was probably
the largest load Of hay ever hauled
into TIE city. The hay weighed very
nearly three tons. and it was delivered
To Elias Milliken by Harvey & Trask
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-07

By Mr.. Eaton Of Calais-BiH All act
to fix the salary of the Judge Of
Probate in and for the county OF
Washington: also bill, an act to fix
the salary Of the Register Of Probate
in ana for the county Of Washington.
Mr. Bird of Portland presented bill.
an act to almond an AIT to establish q
police court in the city of Hocklaud.
and moved tnat it he tabled for pIInt-
ing pending reference to the Com
mittne on Legal Affairs.
Tha motion WAS agreed to.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-07
Daily ksnnsbsr Journal

Cards OF thanks. obituary notice.
oiutions Of respect. etc, Will be ch.r...
at the rate OF ten cents per lin. ~.
chaIges less than seventy-Hve cent.
All Advertising announr.,
entertainments. whose obicc, /.
raising Of money will be charye, :, ~
rate Of fifteen cents a line. '
notices. news form. win
pe excluded from our local column. AZ.
c@pt such as refer to advertiser. o.n,,
pyihg space In our advertising column.
ana vii be run under separat. 80.
on one Of the local pages.
'""s'r'hrrs subscribers who fail to receiv. the
JoL RNAL promptly will confer a ,.,o,
Dy notifying the Office Immediately.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-07

BusscI q Weston are closing out
their celebrated W. b. corsets for half
price less. Of course every lady will
realize the tremendous bargains they
arc at this price.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-07

The masquerade ball that was to
hav" been given by The North Augusta
Grans" last Monday evening, was post
poned one Week On account Of the
storm.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-07

BY Mr.. Lowe of DECENTRALIZATION Of
Fred f. Dow and Il others of Portland
for a change in present law pertaining to
killing and sale of black duck, teal and
wood duck.
BY Mr Cordwell Of Westbrook- Petition
of William \. Babb and 81 others asking
for close time on all the tributaries lead
ing into Duck pond in Cumberland
county.
BY Mr. Chase Of Portland-Bill an act
to amend section IS Of chapter = Of the
Public Laws of 1899 relating to the close
time on deer.
BY Mr. Adams of Laerangc-Resolve in
favor of an appropriation for the purpose
Of scientific inquiry and research respect
ing the propa cation of fish.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-07

Monaghan's beginners class in dane
ing will meet Monday evening, eo'
H. at G.. A. Il. hall. lc9'o-l
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-07

Try Wendenburg Cough candy.
Sold by Lena L. Cochrane, opp. tio'Fi
North feb6d2t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-07
WAYS AND BRIDGES.

BY Mr. Walter Of Waldoboro-PetitioA
of Ephraim Burnham and g others L"
abolish or reduce the tolls charged Tor
crossing Wiscasset bridge, 50 called; "i
@. 3. kenniston and - nthCrs for Same.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-07
INTERIOR WATERS.

Ry Mr. Gardner Of Patten-Protcst Of
citizens OF Hayncsville. Aroostonk county.
against granting a charter to the West
Branch Dam and Reservoir Company; OF
citizens OF Ningman against same
By Mr.. Pratt Of Neazie-Rcmonstrahc
of Geo. ". Barker and = others against
same.
BY Mr.. Decring Of Saco-BiIl, an act to
regulate the erecting and maintaining of
booms in certain parts Of the Saco river
i'll the county Of York, and State ol
Maine
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-07
REPORTS on COMMITTEES

REPORTS on COW NtlEiIsES.
Nr. Powers from the Committee IN
judiciary reported ought not to pass
ON bili. AN act to create Il State Board
of charities.
Mr. Nogcl from the Committee On
Claims reported lcay. to withdraw uu
petition oG John Il. Neyun for rctm-
bursomcut Tor medical attendance ana
funeral expenses of Edmund l.. Bow
den of Company &. lst Main" Heavy
Artillery Volunteers in War of me-
lellior.
AIr Eodwell from Committee ou
Financial Mia irs reported leave to with
draw on petition of Lincoln county His
torical Society praying that the Legis-
lature appoint a committee 70 take the
premises into consideration ana co-
operate i'll devising proper plains for
the Improvement Of said reservation.
Mr. Libby from the Committee ON
Mines and Mining reported icave to
withdraw on petition Of Alvin II. Focg
lying that the sum Of $i0r0 be an
proprated by the state tp prospect lin
the city Of Rockland for mineral de-
posits.
Mr. Chase from the Committee on
Judiciary reported ought to pass on
bill. an act to amend the charter Of
the Rockland Trust Company.
Mr. Carleton from the committee on tn.
judiciary reported ought to pass on bill.
an act to authorize the city of Rocklaud
to control the brooks and streams therein
to prevent pollution of same and to better
protect public health. Printed under joint
rule
Mr. Pattangall from the committee ON
legal affairs reported in now draft and
ought to pass bill. an act to amend sec
ton a Of chapter 50 Of the Revised Stat
utcs as amended hy chapter 32S Of the
Public Laws Of 1891 relating to constabcs
Printed under joint rule
Mr.. HiX from committee on financial
affairs, on petition of Frederick Robie
and g. others, reported resolve in favor
Of the Maine Home for Fricndless Boys
Printed under joint rule.
.Ir. Page from same committee reported
ought to pass on resolve in favor of
Maine General hospital. Printed under
joint rule.
Mr.. Beal from Same committee reported
ought 10 pass on resolve in favor Of tn (,
Wom1n's Christian Temperance Unioa.
Printed under joint rule.
Mr.. Bcal from same committee reported
ought to pass On bill. an act to provide
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-07
EDICATION.
RAILROADS.. TELEGRAPHS AND
EXPRESSES

Ey Mr.. Hurril! of DISQUALIFICATION
Cf II. c. Young and "A others of Surry
in favor of an act to incorporate the
Hancock County Railway Company.
By Mr.. Fellows of BuckSport-Pe
tition of Washington County Railroad
Company for extension of charter.
by Mr.. SWEET of Kittery-Bill. an
act to extend the charter of the kitterN
ana Eliot Street Railway Company.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-07
Local Notices.

Lung Kuro will stop that hacking cou,h.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-07

AUGUSTA, MAINE.
Analysis from the fifth annual report Of
The Maine State Board Of Health
The ''SrNlikLING CLEARNESS Jus.
-iilgs the flntiful NAME NJ the STRING
LIitNIt'NilN aud M!CRoSCOPICAL
WATEIS." Date III examination, April
IS. lAN9. Analysis OF sample OF water NJ
Slb expressed in parts per 100000
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-07

act to incorporate the Sanford Trust
Company.
Bill. an act for the better preservation
Of highways and accommodating pub
lie travel.
EDUCATION
by Mr.. Purinton of Gorham-Re-
solve in favor of an appropriation for
the construction of an addition to the
Normal School building at Gorham.
By Mr.. knoWlton of Farmington-
Resolve in favor of Pennington State
Normal School. with statement of
facts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-07

in part for the expenditures Of govern
mcnt for the year 1901. Printed under
joint rule.
Mr. ''iifnore from the committee on cu'-
cation reported ought to pass on resolve
in favor of the town Of Turner Prlnttu
under joint rule.
Mr.. Walker from same committee re
ported ought to pass on bill. an act !"
amend an act entitled al act to lhc"'
poratc tn" st Adams Acadcmy.
Mr.. Farnsworth from the committee on
taX;ion reported ought to pass on bill. an
az. 20 amend section 81 of chapter "i
the Revised Statutes as amended by
chapter % Of thc Public Laws If t9' re-
Iating to taxation Of express companies.
Printed under joint rule.
Mr.. Gardner from same committee re
ported in a now draft and ought to pas"
hill, an act to amend section 4 IF chap
ter Of the Revised Statutcs as aincn!c 4
by chapter 1866 "f tho Public Law Of l'''
relating to taxation of steam rIllr"'id''
Printed under joint rule.
Alr Jackson from Pis,atayIia coHHi%
delegation reported ought to Tasa on b'li
~ act liking thc salary of the sh"rif III
Piscatauuis county Printed Under joint
rule
PASSED 70 RE ENGROSSED.
Au act to provide for Il close tim" "m
lily pond in the town III Shirley, county
uf Tiscatauuis.
Resolve providing Tor the payment 20
the town Of Eden. Tho amoau' deduct I
from said town PROPORTION of the srhnuI
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-07
AGIlIClITlR RE

Ey Mr.. Brewster Of LiSbon-Bill.
act amendatory of chapter % of
Public Laws of 1899 relating to the
ter protection Of sheep.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-07
SHORE FISHERIES.


Of scientific inquiry and research respect
ing the propa CATION of fish.
SHORE FISHERIES.
BY Mr. Bradford of Eastport-Pettion
of George @. Grady and 279 others pray
ing that a law be enacted preventing the
seining Of herring for canning purposes
for Washington county.
BY Mr. Stevens Of DISQUALIFICATION Of
F. w. Witham and 81 others to increase
fine for catching smeIts by seines or
weirs in the bays and incts Of the town
Of Surry
BY Mr. Merritt Of oumbia-Remon-
STRANGE of H. NJ. Leighton and s. Others
against any change in law relating To
migratory fish on Pleasant river, Wash
inGton county.
BY Mr.. Farnsworth If Pcmbrokc-Hc-
monstrance Of w. II. Mahdr ana 50
others of Washington county against
the enactment OF Il law permitting the
sening Of herring within 1000 feet of any
weir in the bays and rivers Of said
county.
BY Mr.. Thompson Of Erstol-Btll, ar
act to amend section is Of chapter ~ Of
the Public Laws of 1891 relating to scd
and shore fisheries.
IN Mr. Stevens Of EIr1ohiII-Eiu IN a.t
to amend section Of chaptcr >i If tho
Private ana Spcciai Laws Of INa5 rclut-
ing TO the taking of smells in town of
Surry.
BY Mr.. Maddocks of Boothbay UIrbor-
pa.ol,.o ror A ,nurnrri,tinn rur th, i,e .
f H., ,.,,;...i,.,,,,, t .., ,,l h.,.
V<DI.> ,EE>IRS
r.. NJ, ur,dford of Decentralization,
of tt,, ,,,,.o,,,o, aud co,,,,ilor.. If +t
u,ss,n,.,,uodl, triho of plc,sau+ point
rr,,.inc tb,t <o-no NJ ,n,ro,,,iatad VI, !,
,i,nir ,,r,a i, c,,to tr..,y,,r,,.. b.r,1. II,
huild j ch.,r,b at Pleasant point- ,,s,
,,ra,ine thai an cxtra characterization, ,f
Sroa be made b,- the state for distressed
moor account as recommended IN oar M
.1i,,, .,rcrt
CLAIMS.
Rn Mr. rJutrhinas If Hrrvnr-RcsnI,.,.
in fa,.or ,,f ,,harIc. r., tt,mliu
....,.., ,.tt',
IEMfE"N>'E.
BY Mr. Allan of Portland-Remon-
strance of l.. NJ. Webb and Ii others of
Portland. against resuhmission of fifth
amendment Of constitution; of Lillian NJ
Bickford and IL others Of Portland; of
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-07
FINALLY PASSED.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.

Resolve in relation to extra pay of
Maine Volunteers in the war with
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-05-15
Ladies' shampooing and hair

Ladies shampooing and hair
dressing in the latest style. Filtered
soft water is used and regulated with
a combination faucet from warm to
cold, then dried with an improved
hot air dryer. Please give us trial.
F. Tercinski. 800 Main street.
-Biliousr ess is condition character
lied by disturbance of the digestive
organs. The stomach is debilitated, the
liver torpid, the bowels constipated.
There is loathing of food, pains in the
bowels, dizziness, coated tongue and
vomiting, first of the undigested or
partly digested food and then of bile.
Cham berlain's stomach and liver tablets
allay the disturbances of the stomach
and create healthy appetite. They also
tone up the liver to healthy action and
regulate the bowels. Try them and you
are certain to be much pleased with the
result. For sale by c. A. Gamm.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-05-15
Heart
Pains

are Natures warning notes of
approaching danger from a dis
eased heart. IF you would
avoid facilitating diseases, or
even sudden death from this
hidden trouble pay heed to the
early warnings. Strengthen the
hearts muscles, quiet its nerv-
ous irritation and regulate its
action with that greatest Of all
heart remedies, DR.. Miles
Heart Cure.
"My heart beat so hard that it
shook the bed, and the pain was
90 sharp and severe that I could
hardly breathe. I used four bot
ties of DR.. Miles Heart Cure and
the palpitation and pain were
gone" MRS. G. BLACK,
Charleston, s. @