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Morris tribune., 1901-09-14
BAD TASTE in YOUR MOUTH.
A Coated Tongue Cured With Cas-
carine.

I
That bad taste in your mouth, bad
coated tongue, that sallow complex
ion means that your liver and stomach
are out of order and that you need
for your system tonic laxative. If
! you have gas on the stomach, why
not cure it? Some of these days it
wilt ruin your health by causing some
dangerous disease. That uncomfort-
able feeling in your stomach and alb
domen causes your headache, your
vomiting and your depression. "That
feeling" if you allow it to continue,
will make you an invalid for life and
no remedy will do you any good.
Cascarine will cure you if you will
follow the directions on the bottle
and you will be on the road to re-
covery in short time. Cascarine is
made from roots, herbs, barks, plants
and berries, natures true remedies.
1t stimulates the secretlons, improves
the appetite, purifies the blood and
tones up the system In general. Don't 4
take pills or tablets for your troubles;
they afe very injurious. The stomach
is too delicate an organ to take
remedies that grippe and upset it.
Remember Cascarine is pleasant to
take and will agree with you. It.
cures constipation, dyspepsia, stomach
and bowel complaints. At your
druggist, SO cents per bottle. Rea
Bros. 8 Co, Manufacturers, Mime.
apolis, Louisville and New York.
We will send free to any address
valuable booklet on diseases Of the
stomach, liver and kidneys and
bowels and one weeks sample treat
.ment, for ten cents in stamps to cover
postage,
Morris tribune., 1901-09-14
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
Proceedings of che Board of County
Commissioners.

In accordance with call made, the
board of county commissioners met
at 10 o'clock a. m. Monday, Sept. 8
1901. Full board in attendance.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
On molten it was decided that no
further action be taken on the FIVE
citations, in the hands of the sheriff,
to collect personal property taxes.
Adjourned to half past one p. m,
In the afternoon session, the first
consideration was given to framing
the new school district which was
before the board at the last two
meetings.
After very spirited discussion by
parties interested upon either sid o
and the board taking into considera-
ton all that was advanced they were
of the opinion that the best interests
of the parties and of the schools of
the county would be subseryed by
forming the district. A vote being
taken the petition was granted, and
an order made forming the new dis
trict from the territory described
therein, and to be known as school
Dist. No. IS, Stevens county.
The road petitions which was set
for a hearing at this date we're put
over until the next meeting Of the
board.
On motion adjournment to Tues
day at 10 o'clock a, m.
Board met at 10 o'clock a. m. as
per adjourned. Commissioner Hanse
being absent.
The auditor was directed to draw
his warrant in favor of Fl. T. Bevans
for 500 in part payment for work in
indexing and recording files in the
probate Office in accordance with ar
engagements made at the last meeting,
Z and to pay by warrant another hun
sslred dollars in full for the work upon
the advice Of the county attorney
Morris tribune., 1901-09-14
STOCK,

Here the prospective pur.
chaser will fipd blankets Of
every description. from the
best to the cheapest. Also
the most durable horse blan-
kets op tbe Darket. The
reason why we are selling so
many is that they are not
only the cheapest blankets in
town. but the cheapest bldn-
kets that anyone has bought
for years. Come. see. apd be
convipced.
Morris tribune., 1901-09-14
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

Do you need merchandise?
4 Todaynext month or for Thanksgiving 81
j Christmas or for any other time.
DO you want goods Of true merit and real sub
stantial worth?
| Doyou know that saving money Is easier than
making money if you buy your goods at the
right store.
These are very vital questions to people who
don't have more money than they know what to
do with.
For the past month Mr.. Pomroy has been buy
ing goods for the big store and now the sales
rooms are filled to OVERLOOKING with the choicest
of everything. These are not commonplace
goods, they are the best the markets afford No
where else is the quality standard 50. absolute.
Stocks are replenished and full today and the
early buyer has the full choice.
Those who know Pomroy's have been here
this season. and bought more than ever before.
Those who do not know Pomroy's do not real
lie what splendid savings are possible here atI
this time. The best thing for you to do is to
come and investigate for yourself.
The prospective buyer finds in this store a
majority Of those things necessary to physical
comforts. It is the delight Of the epicure, theI
rendezvous Of the fastidious. Investigation will
prove these statements to be true. /
YOUR NOTE ACCEPTED IN PAYMENT FOR A
SUIT OF CLOTHES.
Morris tribune., 1901-09-14
that the work has been completed ac-
cording to arrangement.

that the work has been completed ac-
cording to arrangement.
Anapplication for reassessment and
abatement of taxes for 1900, upon
certain number of village lots, as
sessed as such but the plat of which
is now vac ated and is now described
as part of the west half of section
IS, township 1875, range 40.
The application was on motion re-
commended to the state auditor.
The auditor was directed to pay by
warrant for coal purchased for use of
county upon presentation Of certified
bill accepted by FL. L. Smith.
Bills we're allowed in amounts and
to persons as follows:
DIRE Frost, John Gordon at hospital $195 90
same same same 80 co.
AL Stenger, drawing jury.....,...... 800
James MCGOWAN, justice fees......... 13 90
Jerad Mumb1eau, janitor summer
school. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is OOI
Il Stenger, justice fees. ........... 80 40
L L Hanse, road committee and
mileage. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
P r Casey, road committee and
mile Observation-Disclosures. CO.
Albertine Soos, witness fees. 1 90
same. same ........ $50
Miller, Davis Co, cash book. H.. ..... $50
John r Delahunt, sheriff's fees. =. 56 So
McGi1l, Warner Co, record book.... % SO
same. statione ry......... TO.
Brown, Treacy & Co, stationery. IL 20
same blanks. ......... 40
same sane............. 70
same same. ........... l SO
Guy Eddy, sinking well on Co farm 81 co
Miller, Davis Co, blanks. ............. 6 so,
Free Press Printing Denomination
paper....... ....:.....,............... %
Free Press Printing co, stationery. 20
same blanks....... IA 70
E Bahe, justice ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. COL
Pioneer Press Co. tax books 19O1..... Al 90
DIR Game, coroner fees ....,... 500
Brown, Treacy & Co, blanks. IS
same same. 8 9O1
C w johnson, account Sever Er1and-
son ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ........ IL 90
p S Rowe. postage and express. ....H so
McGi1l, Warner & Co, deed record. SO 90
Pearce &c Mcdonald, rndse poor farm Is "A
Ice Company, ice for court house,. 10 o.
F N Kline, justice fees.,....,.......... 80
r "A Helm, constable fees...... ....... 8 25
Munro & Lee, printing ............. 1886
Pioneer Press Co, blanks. ............. i sal
w p Fowler, lighting rndse.. ....... +. is As |
same grinding poor acct..... 345I
v E Bayless, justice fees............. go
Brown, TIeacy Co, stationery. Is 90
same books. % 90
Morris tribune., 1901-09-14
-
II Is Dangerous.

Cholera morbus often results fatal
y before medicine can be procured
or q physician summoned. Chamber
lain's Colo, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy is a certain cure for this dis.
ease Every family should be pro-
yided with it. It cost but a trifle and
is certain to be needed sooner Or
later. Buy it now. For sale by /.
r. Kruger.
Morris tribune., 1901-09-14
GROCERIES.

Good things to eat probably give more pleas
ure tboD good things to wear. If you eaD get
good groceries at the same price you have been
iD the habit Of paying for Inferior goods, why
pot bave thenn7 Thot is just what you can do
bere. There must be sometbing1to account for
it. If you are customer you know it, If you
are not you cap easily demonstrate the truth Of
what we soy. Fall supplies are being given
special atteptton DOW. We sell our goods as low
as possible.
Morris tribune., 1901-09-14
Born.

To Rev. and Mrs. F. "a, Richard
son on Sunday, Sept: 8, son.
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kess.er, on
Sunday, Sept. 8, son.
To MI. and Mrs. Aug, Rohrenbach,
Of Donnelly, on Wednesday, Sept, IL.
9 son.
To Rev. and Mrs. A. 0. Dolven, on
Tuesday, Sept. 10, daughter.
Morris tribune., 1901-09-14
LADIES. MISSES AND CHILDRENS
DEPARTMENT.
LADIES.

We have juckets for the
ladies, misses and children.
Popular stuff and popular
prices. Also ready made
dresses. wrappers, etc. All
the new thipgs in ladies' walk
ipg skirts. We have also the
best assortment in town of
ladies misses uDd childreD's
underwear, hosiery. etc.
Morris tribune., 1901-09-14
Prepare for Winter.

This elegant fall weather caDnot last for
ever and now is the time to prepare for the
chill blast Of Winter. 1p regard to this We can.
aid you Our stock Of fall and winter goods is
DOW complete in every respect. Come first and
get your choice OF the lot. We have on bapd
q varied assortment Of DeD's aDd boys under
wear. sweaters, fall and winter caps, gloves,
leggins etc.
Morris tribune., 1901-09-14
Auction Sale.

Thsre will be an auction sale at the
farm occupied by the undersigned On
Sec, u, Synnes, on Tuesday, Sept.
IL, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
Work horses, machinery, cattle, hogs,
household goods, ETC., viii all be sold.
]. J. FINNReAN
Morris tribune., 1901-09-14
Auction Sale.

On Friday, Sept. 20, I will sell at
farm on section IS, town Of Morris, at
public auction, stock, farm machinery
and household goods. p. r, BowHN.
Morris tribune., 1901-09-14

Pioneer Press Co, stationery......... 7co
HI r Eddy, committee work and
nileage....,,. .......... ........... 10 90
Village of Donnelly, bill account
small pox tient.................. 10 70
And the board adjourned.
Attest:
N. r. sPURR, Fl. R. EDDY,
Co. Auditor. Chairman.
Morris tribune., 1901-09-14
MOTIONS.

Dress trimming Aplaquets.
PassepDentrds. Beaded eff
.fects, all Of which are the COR
rect trirnDlngs for fall.
Morris tribune., 1901-09-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

This Is an unusually good
opportunity to fit your house
with carpets. rugs. floor apd
tuble oil cloths. If you COP
template q trip. we cap sup
ply you WITH a telescope or
v0Iisa.
Morris tribune., 1901-09-14
DRESS GOODS.


This line is complete will
all the new and choice materi'
ais. We have on hand a fine
assortment Of silks and vel.
vets. Our black goods are
in every variety. All the new
and popular shades of broad
clothes and venitians il all
the new colorings.
Morris tribune., 1901-09-14
Farms to Rent.

I have several improved farms to
rent on shares on the usual terms.
Enquireof M. +. Finnegan. 2t
Morris tribune., 1901-09-14
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.

Stock very complete, Fall
suits, hats. ties, underwear ID
every variety.
Morris tribune., 1901-09-14
SHOES.

Shoes for the mep, WomeD
and CHILDREN in every voriety
upd style.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-02

The man in the carriage repair bnsi-
ness in conversation with JouFhai
man, the other day, told how different
~ TIE business is conducted now from
what il was in the old days wneh
everything was made by hand. Wheh
he began business if a man wished TOT
4 new whiflletree it must be sawed Out
ana worked by hand, while now they
come ali ready to be fitted with inc
necessary irons and the man can &C.
away with his wagon in few minute
while formerly it was matter OF
good share of forenoon. And y.
the tree of the present day is bel'e,
than the old style for ii is MADE y
hickory. a wood which was not hanue.
for that sort of thing in the early Jay
of the business in this section.
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LOCALS.
THE AMATEUR VETERINARY.
4 Story Of Yankee VIII and Some Ar s'ackes
Lime.

The following reminiscence was tolu
tn n journal man by the chief actor in
tho story who youches for it's truth.
,rhiss gentleman lives not hundred
miles from Augusta. and his name
would he recognized by many or the
Journal readers If it was given.
II seems that this man was some
thing of a horse jockey when he was
Young man. and in his travels over the
country he picked up nice horse
whose only fault ley in the fact that
she had a very bad saddle gall. but be-
ing something of a veterinarian our
friend thought he could cure this all
right by the use of little air Slaked
lime, and he called at every store for
this as he went along. His quest was
in vain until at last he found store
keeper who said he had a little and in
vited him to help himself which he did.
wrapping perhaps n handful up IN
paper for future use and placing II in
a box in his wagon.
1t went on for some time ana the
Jockey found that things did not seem
to be coming his way at all. He had
his horse and wagon. but no ready
cash. Like most men in like circum-
ton Of how he was to get little
money when he came upon a group of
farmers who were examining a sick
OK, and trying to decide what allied
him. He hauled up and inquired what
the trouble was. and upon hearing that
the OK was sick he offered his services
as a veterinary and was asked to ex-
anime the on He found that the OK
no 10 70 n.
and obtaining a pair of blacksmith $
tongs he forced the animals mouth
open and at once discovered that a
loose tooth was causing the Wnoie
trouble. You would suppose that hc
pulled the tooth and made a charge
for it, but not he. He considered his
financial condition and thought he sa"
a slight glimmer of hope for him. SO he
told the owner of the OK that he thought
the glands in the animafs mouth
were infiamed. but said that he felt
sure he had a little medicine in his
wagon that would cure him all right
and agreed to put some of the medi-
cine on these glands and have the on
eating all right within five minutes foi
the small sum of $3.50. OF course the
owner of the OK jumped at this chance
so q man was sent for the medicine
While the attention of the men arOun'
him was attracted the man with the
wonderful cure quickly removed the
offending molar. BY this time the mar
had returned with the package of all
slaked lime ANA a little of this was
carefully spriHkled around in the
mouth of the OK which of course
started TO eat as soon as he got q
chance now that he oubiesome tooth
was out of the way. If there was any
medicine that would cure Inflammation
as quickly as that every farmer there
thought that he must have some of it
The rest of the lime was quickly dis
posed Of for the munficent sum Of s:
and everyone was happy. At this
point in the story the man sad with {
grin, We'll. there was no danger Jha
the stuff would do their stock anJ
harm"
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Humors.

Come to the surface in the spring as
in 10 other season. It's pity they
don't run themselves all off that way;
but in spite of pimples and other
eruptiOns. they mostly remain in the
system. That's bad.
Hoods Sarsaparilla removes them
and cures all the painful and disfigur
ing troubles they cause. Nothing else
cleanses the system and clears the
complexion like Hoods.
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A gentleman in the city from Week $
Mills. yesterday, reported that there
was Il piece of road in the town OF
Windsor. two miles in length which
was practically impossible. He said
that il had not been shovoled and there
was from three to seven feet OF snow
which was so soft now that n horse
would sink to his body. Compliant OF
the road has been made to the town o.
ficcrs and it is probable that the roau
will have to be shoveled for the entire
two miles
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Daily kennsber journal
Ga rds Of th-nks obituary notice. =.

Cards Of THINKS. obituary notices. r..-
oluf!ons OF respect, etc, will be char,an
at the rate Of ten cents per line. NJ
charges less than seventy-five cent.
All Advertising ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
entertainments. whose object II ~.
raising OF money will be charged a, ~.
rate Of fifteen cents line.
Advertising notices. news form, win
be excluded from our local column, -.
cept such as refer to advertisers oc,,
pying space In our advertising column.
and will be run under a separate h.sS
on one Of the local pages.
s"'""rib"rs who fall to receive ,h.
JOURNAL promptly will confer q ,.,..
by notifying the office Immediately
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-02

on each of the next four egenings
there viii be passion week sermons at
the Green street Methodist church by
Augusta pastors. The services will be
at 40 =. NJ. and all are invited. This
evening. Rev. Everett Lesher will be
the speaker: Wednesday evening. Rev
q. a. Hayden: Thursday evening, Rev
George Degen: and Friday evening.
Roy. Norman Mckinnon.
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\ man who has made quitca study Of
the weather and signs of the seasons for
many years told 4 Journal man 4 few
days ego that he felt sure that We
would have a late. cold spring this
sea son. lie said that he had seen ser-
erll fiociSs of geese flying toward the
south, and he had never known that 10
fail TO signify late spring.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WHY STAND YE all THE DAY
IDLE? Every year t.r great multitude
of those who stand in the worlds mar
ket-places waiting to he hired. grows
greater The learned professions are over
crowded. vet the colleges continue to turn
out thousands of aspirants for fame and
fortune annually. who. with their blue
ribboned parchments in hand. rush to joir.
the pushing. iostling crowd at the bottom
of the ladder. struggling to gain foot
hold on the lower rounds. In all grades
of life it Is much the same. Young Men
are often discouraged because there ar"
no desirable vacancies i'm the various
trades and professions. but that does not
justify them in remaining idle. Their"
is always something in this big world for
willing hands to do. and patient. faith
ful labor is sure of its ultimate reward.
ANY honorable business of your own. no
matter how handle it may be. is far bet
ter than being a slave for others. The
man Of pluck and energy does not despisc
a small beginning; ne makes OF u step
Opportunities Our little book just pub
lished. entitled business Opportunities
requiring but little capital. is intended to
help those who wish to help themselves
and to enable persons of small means to
engage in permanent and profitable enter
prises of their own. and t. those who are
ambitious to engage In al independent.
money making business in any locality.
is worth it's weight in gold many times
over. AS a matter of course. the numba:
Gus business propositions treated of in
this volume, are entirely beyond the ex-
perience of any one person, but the cx-
penditure of a great deal of time and
money, has enabled the author to secure
much valuable information from persons
actively engaged in the different enter
prises suggested. The result is collec-
lion of practical facts instead of mere
theories The book is not large. but the
nature of its contents renders II indis-
pensable to those who are seeking wild
er scope for their faculties. The price OF
the book, neatly printed on excellent pa
per and handsomely bound in Manila
board covers. is 500. on receipt of which
1t will be mailed. post paid. 70 any ad
dress. Send today You will not regret
it, Address all orders to Tyrol Mfg. Co.
Waterville. Nj. apr2.d1ts
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Tho funeral of the late Frank A.
Small Will be held at ? p. NJ. Wednes-
day. at the residence on Weston street.
Roy. p. T.. Hope Of the Winthrop
Street Baptist church. officiating. Trim
ity Conmandery. X. T.. of which the
deceased was member. VIII attend in
4 body and will meet at the Temple
at .2R z NJ
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Special Advertisements.

SMALL. ADVERTISEMENTS not ex-
ceedIng twenty-five words coming under
the head of WANTED. FOR SALE. TO
LET. LOST &c, will be inserted once for
IS cents. and cents for each subsequent
insertion ADVANCE PAYMENT. In
sending by mall, remittance Of postage
stamps should be made with order, a.
the charges are too small to open &C
counts for.
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Strauss Bros. of Chicago. will have a
Special representative at ]. J. Makers
store on Friday and Saturday of this
week. He will have a complete line of
samples and take measurements. Read
ad. on 18th page and you viii know al
about il.
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The members Of the Kennebec Bar
will meet at the court house. t12o'olack
noon. Tuesday. to consider what aetion
they will take in relation to the death
OF Frank A. Small, who has been the
official stenographer of the superior
court since il was established in 1873
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-02

The Cniversalist Ladies Ala viii
meet with Mrs. a. NJ. Goddard. Crosby
street, AT 2.30 o'clock. Tuesday after
noon. AS il will be the annual meet
Ing. and election Of officers, every
member should be present.
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75c, ST, $l.25
and Sl.5O per pair

AGENTS Cor the Mccall BaZar Pat
terms. Every Mccall B3Zar pattern
shows the exact quantity Of materials
required. All the materials can be had
q: our Dress Goods. Lining. Trimming
and notion departments. 10 and j"
cents, none higher.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-02

Tho members Of Trinity Corn
Hi3hcefy ar" requested to meet at
Masonic temple, at l.20 r. NJ, Wednes-
day. To attend the funeral Of their
late brother, Frank A. Small.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-02

Mrs. S. NJ. Piper has just retu' nv NV
from Boston and will reopen sa
dressmaking parlors April 2. All n
leading styles. also few noveities
trimming. apr-'u'
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There is . lady demonstration at J..

There is lady demonstrator at J.
r.. Fuller's every day this week. serv-
ing hot lunches Of Schimmers soups
ana she claims they are very superior
lee. per can. 3 for &c. this week. A
very unique and practical can opener
given free with each PC. sale. The
proof Of the soup will be 10 call and
nv Il
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The 2-monthsold child Of Mr.. and
Mra. Bert +. Foster died. Sunday. Al
their home On Church hin. Funeral
services viii De held al the resld nee
AT 7. ". Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-02

HE funeral OF the late Horace n
liamlen will be held at his Residence
No. l04 Grove street. this afternoon a,
4 o clock.
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New Advertisements T0.Dav
.OCal Matters
lie journals Telephone all--l3Gl

Daniel f. knowlton made an ass;en-
hi"nt. yesterday morning. to Thomas
Leigh, Eaq.. fCr tie benefit Of his c,ea
itoIs.
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The Easter Kid Glove Sale

Fortified with n KID Glove stock
and Kid Gloves for this Easter sale
that win wipe out all f0l racr records
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Last springs suits. coats ana .o1,
ers made to look like new at "a'
p. Berry's. 229 Water street.
mar30&apr2s
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the Wanted Things for Easter.

1or HE period Of time. In all the new
gpIin@ shadc:, from
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Easter sale, Wednesday ana M ~,
day. April 8 and 4, Woman's EAei'A"
mar29dtf