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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-03-07

and has taken the place OF Miss
Roosa in the city schools during the
illness of the latter lady.
Richard P. Kingsbury and J. H.
kingsbury are two new, School of
Mines students from Butte, Mon
tana.
The Rapid City Investment Co.,
capitalized at $100, 900 is a new one,
organized by Jacob Lampert, Geo.
P. Bennett and Alma L. Bennett.
Fred Hewitt and wife purchased
the Reason Payne house up in the
west part Of town Monday and will
make their home in town hereafter.
FOa SALE-Twenty head good
horses, we'll broke, weighing 1000 to
1900 lbs. each; price $65 per head
for the bunch. h.-Fred Holcomb
Repid City. 1921 mo.
S. A. Lathrop purchased the
handsome cottage of ]. B. Henry on
Quincy street last Friday. The
property is a very desirable one and
will make an elegant home for Mr..
LathrOp and his wife.
Joe Pitt wife and family left Mon
day for their new home at Mesa,
Colo. They have purchased an irri-
gated fruit farm there and their
many friends here will join in wish
ing them un bounded success.
The UNIONS advertising columns
are beginning to be crowded again
and if the demand for space con
tinues the paper will be enlarged.
People began to realize that this
paper reaches more people than any
other paper IN the county.
Notice Gambrill's new ad. He
has never shown such an elegant line
of up. to.date wall papers as he is
showing this spring. Get his prices
on notions. tinware, glassware and
stationery-they are positively the
lowest in town.
One of the new boilers at the new
smelter was fired up Monday and
the whistle on the big institution
was blown for the first time at one
o'clock. If the new plant works as
smoothly throughout as does the big
whistle, she will be dandy.
The Western South Dakota Stock
growers annual meeting will be held
in Rapid City on April 9Th. A big
carnival of western sports will be
pulled off again the same as last
year, only on much larger scale.
Everybody should arrange to at
tend.
Along with a nice run of COM
mercial printing, THE UNION is get
ting out 30-page prospectur for the
Boyd-Lynch Anna Greek Gold Min
ing Co. This company owns one of
the most promising properties in
the silicious ore district and will
develop the proposition fully this
coming summer.
If you are con ntemplating buying a
spring wagon, buggy or road wagon
we want you to give us call for we
have the largest assortment and can
make you better prices than any
other house in the Hills. Our line
is very complete, three large ware
houses chuck full. Give us call
and you will be convinced. We are
the people you want to buy from
Tom Sweeney Hardware Co.
Chris Jensen says that he is seri-
ously contemplating the purchase of
an eleven passenger automobile, and
if he concludes to do so he will have
it here about June 1st. It would be
for use especially on the Wind Cave
road, besides about the city. It
would no doubt prove quite an at.
traction. Hot Springs Star.
Hancock Cut Cut and Harry
Charging Eagle, Indians from Rose.
bud reservation, are in the Deadwood
jail, charged with horse stealing.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-03-07

Regent Hough of Sturgis, Prof
Cook of Spearfish and Dr.. r. l..
Slagle Of this city, chosen by the
state board of regents to inspect the
new building at the State School Of
Mines, looked the new structure
over Saturday and pronounced it O.
k.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-03-07

IN AND AROUND THE Town.
Ed. Stenger was up from Hermosa
Tuesday.
Jesse Simmons spent Monday in
Deadwood
II. G. Collins was up from Her
mosa Tuesday.
Carleton Breeze spent the week in
town from Lead.
The UNION job department is kept
busy these days.
Max r. Hopkins is in the city
from Deadwood
]. G. Bower was an arrival from
Fairburn Tuesday.
Chas. Hayward OF Keystone spent
Tuesday in the city.
Bob Carr has purchased the
Wh;tewood Plaindealer.
Lester Hart was an arrival from
Memo Monday evening.
A calico ball is the big event book
4 ed for St. Patrick s day.
G. S. Congdon was a Friday ar
rival home from Chicago.
Geo. .Bertschy and wife were in
from Sheridan Wednesday.
A. K. Gardner spent Monday in
Deadwood On legal business.
DR.. A. S. Stewart of Hot Springs
spent Wednesday in the city.
NJ. J. Scanlan spent part of the
week in town from Keystone
Company M, Cd S. D. Reg, will
be mustered in Saturday night.
C.S. jameson Of the smelter left
n for Denver to be absent a week.
Frank Lockhart and Harry Collins
81 went up to Keystone Wednesday.
Loomis S. Gull, the Hot Springs
/ attorney, spent Tuesday in the city.
Mrs. W. D. Rine has been assist
ing Mrs. Mott in the Ladies Bazaar
this week.
o. Z. Cooper is having some sub
stantial provements made on his
residence.
James W. Fowler was Monday
n evening arrival from Deadwood to
attend court.
Taken up-G Grey mare, weight about
1400, branded Sc right shoulder. En-
auire at this Office.
A. 3. Frank and Thos. Adams,
Deadwood attorneys, were Tuesday
evening arrivals.
Mrs. Eva Ballingee is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. W. Nc
Michael, in the city.
Judge Levi MCGEE opened the reg
sular March term of court in this
city Tuesday morning.
Wanted ABOUT 80 head Of cattle to
winter; plenty of good pasture and
feed. Enquire at this office.
Royal Johnson, Robert RudisiI
3 and Frank Pennington represented
Hill City in town Monday.
Rev. j. B. Kettle went up to
r Rcckerville Tuesday TO conduct the
funeral services Of G.. M. Zink.
After several days spent in Lead
and Dead dwood, Frank d. Bangs
was an arrival home Monday even
ing
Miss Gertrude Phillips and Miss
Hattie Ward Of Black Hawk attend
ed W Wednesday nights Masonic ban
quet.
For Sale. bout $50 tons Of ma
tive and alfalfa hay; also 160 acres
Of good pasture with running water.
n Inquire of W. g. Anderson, Rapid
s. City, S. y. tt
Joseph G reenberg left on Monday
evening train for York, Nebr,
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Emulsion
de Scott,

: debidO d la bOndad de los
elementos que reune, tiene
: Ell "merito" de que el aCeite
de hfgado de bacalao, unO
de sus principales COmpo-
nentes, esta tan bien com-
binado y disfrazado su sa-
Dor que los niflos d quienes
: Sc prescribe 10 toman sin
repugnancia.
Las imitaciOnes de la
: Emulsion de Scott siryen
para causar danOs conside-
rabies q Ia salud, pOr tantO
exigir la Iegftima de Scott,
verdadero "faro de la vida"
E SCOTT & BOVINE, QuiIaicos, New York.
5 De venta en- las Droguerias Farmacias.
sFfYE
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No, no estamos conformes

NuaaAfo colsga al GDiArlo de PoneeS ha-
eiendo 3 guhAs apFeeisctones sobrs IN nbelo
da eEi PalaS, en- Cue 90 bArAia infAmementa el
nombre de meTitisimRs personAs, dicsi
aMAn Aun conce0iendo que figure el parti-
do FEDERAL con mayor E6nero enbre IoE defin-
nnenhNa, no obedece cate hecho mas que una
TAnaA natural es Ia dc que en- todo y por todo
aomoa IL inmensa mayorfA del pais.S
No, no estAmos cor formes CON esa criteric
del compAhero.
NoSotros somos In mayors, la Inmensa ma
yorfa como partido poisico, pero si Aguno SO
tomAae el trRbAjo dc exAminAr ain p1ai6n las
sstadfiticas de ioa tFibunRIes, hAbFfa de vsr
que ZEN In dsiicueneins tiene In mAyoffA ell par.
aldo republicAno.
90 explica.
Los pefiooistRB los oradorss fadaraIaa
siempre predicAmoa lR templAnxn, lA benevo-
lencias Ii seriedAd oil respeto del honor geno.
Los peliodistAa y los 0rAdores repu6lics-
noe AconRe1An los snyos como medic do diri-
mir las contiendas de los idekieA Ia cAlumnfa
lA tea, In violenciA, el pUfAl snvenenRdo
10 distraction en- I'm.
Lnegose rodeAn do elementoG dfsoIyentea
10y 10 ssmilia gsrmina, Ell crimen se renu
nm ell deScH6dito cnnde, desde las partidaa
nedietosas cue So levantAn en- las alturaa ds
YAnco MaJagnsz, hAaaA sl aaalto de una
RnfEnAs en- pIeno ola, cerea 6ei teatro De Ia
capisA, tooo indiea nm periodo de crimenes
nafRstoa.
Benjamin del Castillo.
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In In ekrcal de Hum&cao han ingresAdo
Ssvero Torres ,driguez, aeusado de sstupro
Eva gslifta Merced, . eumpiir 2 meHes, IA
diAs por resisteneia.
Los nifI9s raqnftleos y enfarmfaos So vaei-
ven fuertes y rohussos. lnego que ss les Aomi-
nistra Ii Emulsion de Scott.
S DomiEgo, D., Setiembre de 1894.
Eres. Scott & Bovine, NuevA York
Mcy sefl1res mlos Hsca bAstante uempo
que receto Ii EmaIsion que preparan In de
aeeite de hfgado de baeaiao con hipofoshtos
de cal de sosa. Pusdo declarar que estoy
satisf seho de sn smpleo para Ii deoliidad en
los nifos, RS 1ttiamo, escr6falass consuncion
ETC., tenienoo sobre eli aceite simple ID ventsj \
de ser tolerado por los est6msgos, ser ds
gusto mas sgradabis.
De Ids. alto. s. S.
DR.. Pedro N GaTrSdo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-17

"kR Dena0ersacSa'' SO ven
de on la casa de <The Allen News ,
Plaza Alfonso XII ngimero %.
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Taft sale de Roma

El gcberDador Tsft saldYG de Roma nara
LoLoiaa el mAries os ~ pT6ximA ssmana. '
enbs gpicA EN- bagcATA para Ios Estaoce Unidos
Cir MA sl fnmor oe que hA lc grado pcner-
AapLto ne iAs oFdenea rsligiosan.
I'm los departamentcs oe In Guerra y da
kstaoo, NO &C ha reefbfdo nipgnDn nota n6siaI
osl eonvsnio amigo entire Taft sl Val.
GAEo.
splanenas % safe que TAft Abandona a
RAARAas n sindMa sasKna. =
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ALEXANDRA BOZZO

Agente Ccmisionista. Re2resentants
eSamper So CQS NV York. A. Besoss s.
ca Comisiones en- general. The Liberty
Machine co New York, Maqninaria tipo5
de imprenta. Agencia de la M4quina de es
cribir Franklin.
Maquiua perfecta $50 una escribiTa q Ia
vista. Agencia del Express, Davies Turner
d Company New York.
Para tnformes. S1l "a. San Juan P. Fl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-17

aMl comit6 republicGno y las
autoridades de justicia se Opo.
men al nombramlent0 de More
NO CaldeH6n para AbogAdo del
muDicipio. Egoseue pAtrocins-
bA q MoFeno.O
(De maestro seTutc5o telsgrdac0 de
GyeT.)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-17
OORTADlLLO.

A JUAN
Per TELEGRAPH
Julio II.
"a ASAMBLEA
La asamblea federal SO verifi-
cara On los salones de la Camara
de delegados 8 en- ell Teatro.
no sE DIsUELyE
Sc oIina con seguridad que la
asamblea acordara unanimemente
la no disolucion del partido.
DEMAMDA c0MTRA GEL PAIs,
Ricardo Nadal entabla hoy una
demanda contra <El Pais>, por
injurias. Pedlra embargo de la
t1pograffa.
Don Eduardo Acufla, abogado
federal, llevara ell asunto.
AAMIFaESTO
Hoy pablicara Matienzo un ma
nifesto. Oponese a la formation
de un tercer partIdo. Desea la
union con Los federales.
PARA viEQUES
Ha salido para Yieques el DR..
Ordoflez.
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a DTESTRO Y SINIESTRO
nLa anlude como amigo.

ale saluds como amigo.
-9Ud. dirS 10 que qufera
--GPuss bien: quiero ser politico.
eSly ysu Admirador constAnte
az ms aRradA 81 organismo
9uue ustad diEija. 70 quisro
GinRreaar en- Ell pArtido
-eI Su nombre puede decfrme
-@Se nor, mi nombre ss Slmplicio.s
(Ahl GUS bfen &c bautizaste,
Morenito, Morenito Is
Nadie az profetA an su TERRA.
I'd 10 fuiste. =. de II mismo
-eQuiero ser d. los primeTos
sy aquf es fkcil conseguirlo
aTsngo dotes de orAdor
<snsgico y persuasivoo
............ss...'
(Qu6 bien encsia eli exisma
famoao N0sce to dpsnTn)
Y sus nonvlccioDes son
aarraigadas 3-Siempre opino
econ 10 mayori&. Asf.
GSoy IN hombre de principios
Cd Eabrk rsted perfactRmenta
eIo que es derecho poifsico?
Gel polftico derecho
ame es del todo repuIsivo
sno 10 juggo Indispensable
&ni 10 he iuzgado precise.
&Puede bien ser orRdors
Ssnergico y persuasive
&cuslq uiera que haya estudiAdo
eel programs del partido.
GMe s6 Rrtf :ulos de )ndo
Gcuyo fondo es sismpre sl miamo;
Ss6 hAblar de los fsderales
Gid6IAtr&s, ssgastinos.
"a improper1os no me gsnan
a. 1nRuitos soy.... 0Un7lct7l0
Gtengo leDguA de escorpi6n
&y soy cDja. Ssfior mfo.s
xEstos tftulos me alderman
Cd puedo entr&r en- psrtido
R-R sune nsted condolences
~parG ser hombre polftlco.
al Q l6 AdquiSici6n portentosA
al a orador. persuasive
sque es un GAIA, que es IN voto
Gy adem6s de GAIA, chino.
GEste IN no ne me escapa:
GmAfiAnR mismo, 10 GtiLo'1
Y, en- efscto /: te 0ttLGTOTe
oh @bog&do barbiilntoI
Expresiones BArbosa....,
n&dA mas
CORTADlLLO.
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vuelya n sonar, con desgracia,
el nombFe de MoFenito,
suena iunto MI da Egozeus,
. causa de nm destiDillo,
de Glen doILGTs. que ha creado
en- San Juan el munielpio;
mAs aus nuevos partidarios
Ie dssairAn. IPobre chicol
El Comite le rechaza.
IQa6 vsTg HsnZa. ~ que ludibrioi
No le quiersn sus eolegas....
IElIOs sRbr&n el m motivol -.
IQue lecci6n tan merecidsl....
tQue bien scert6 el que diio
que, aomo In sombra al cueFpo,
stgue la culpA oil cRs'igol....
SPar& llegAr ess sstado,
olvidAndo tn prestigio,
trks el celebre proeeso
que movierA tRnto ruido,
yque, . mas de "a honor, puso
IN libertAd en- peligro,
te hiclste rspnbllcAno,
eRoIcuiGt& y bAKbosino?.
Ahora recibss ell premio
de proceder. Gtan dignfaimo1
iF1iste q ingreSAr en- las alas
de tua pFopios enemigosi
Para mayor ignomInia,
con Asombro, te hemOs viat0
en- compSFSA bullaDgueFa
con las tlLrbdS confundido,
ahAeiendo honorS Al iueE Ramos. :.
iMorsnit0l -. MOrenitoI.
M ma chocA nj me extrafR
ese c9mbio repentino,
pneB "a mismo 10 anunciaste
hAee tempo. 49,. EsthbA escritol
Z RecuerdAs Aquel romance
del GDlarlo de Puerto ,Rico,D
romance que me hA envi&do
desde Ell campo un jibuTtt0
y que empiexa de este modo,
v en- que remedRsts n Figaro?
Cd Es nsted eI prssidenBe
Gde eBe que llAman partido
GrspublicRno ?-Yo soy
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-17

Extrafeza

AigunAs pePsonRs nos manifestau su e9-
tP1hszA por hAber visto unos cuAntos CHG quiloa
de z . 8 snoa DArrisndo las caiIes de CAguast
por conoena del 1uez ds pas.
A 10 verdad, zee 90 I'M espectacnlo do
loroso repugoAnte.
81 esaS cTfAturAs dellnquen CON DIsCERNt
M1ENTo, entiendaSe bien-CJN DIsCERNIMIEN
TO -usDen bHScarse otros medIos ds curreglr"
Ies, sin corromper sus sentlmisntos con la penR
del trnbej forEoso y p6ohco. Eato 10 dicsA lA
FAS6n natural Ell sentImi~nto personal.
EEso----2 No es ESQ
Dice GE PAisD que si sod&s las psrsonss
Fespetablea de Salinas Holicike nAu licenciA pa
rA uH&r armas, obedeclA 81 prop6siso de opo'
nerss In entrega del pueblo nj AnexRrsele
n GuAyAmA
Lo csntrArio se ha visso con al hseho de nc
hahsFSe sm pleAdo nIDgunA hosbilidAd para en-
sorpecer In rsSoiuci6n de Ia CamaFa legislAtivA.
Las personals de Salinas sc ArmAn, pa
rA dsfsndsTse dc las tuKnAs.
Y las turbAs sc sabe quisn las pktrocina. i.
eomo Viven.... donde sssan.
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E arc
de Ia Vida.

La superloridad de la
Emulsion de Scott es indis-
cutible y Sc manifesto ms
tantaneamente ante el OBJ
seryadOr imparCiai en- los
puntos siguientes: Primer0,
su sabor dulce y agradable;
segundO, sus energicas "pr0-
piedades" en- los CasOs de
caquexia, tuberculosis, ane-
mia, los infartOs glandula-
res, las afecci0nes 6seas de
estrumOs0, las
afecciOnes del aparato res
piratoriO, Ell raquitism0, etc.
Tambien en- las cOnvaleCen-
cias de intermediates Eargas
Y debilitantes es I'm buen
fnediCamentO.
Ademas de sus prOpieda-
des curativas, la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-17
6 a lila
P0F GelSgr@fOs
IA asa n RLEA

La asambloa federal SO verifi-
cara en los salones de la Camara
de delegados 6 eD ell Teatro.
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GEso----2 No es ESQ
eMas cIaro. -. nj eI agua>

Haes POGO nm psri6dico aavsrsArio, mcf an
doaa DEL pueblo de LoiSA poF su ane Klon JFzo.
IN Al pusbio dc Rio Grande, dijo que para el
sRRslAdo del mAne1e de In AiealofA,ss hAbfA ne
essishdo nm solo caro- tirsdo Por bueyss.
Eso % tAn eierto como sodo 10 que AsoVera
ase psri61ioo, que hA Oonvsraldo en- ana profs-
ai6n In mentlFa.
LoisA entrsg6 como existsneia en caia
8e.s73 so, I@ que sumA CON los cIsiitos Acsi-
voS 10, 400 SO, sUper0btt que envldikrAn de ss.
gaKo muenos mu niclpios rspnblicAnos.
Ell menAie se trAsiad0 en- cuAtEo caFFosj
poPo srAtAndoss de un RynnkAmiento egozeMsto
o ehev0ltst0,s Sc hAbrfap utilisAdo cincuentA CO.
rros para producir Rastos mermAF en- In an
treRa, 10 existen Ella metAlic9.
MAS CLARo. Nj EL aqua.
NJ buen entenueouR....
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sastrer1a italiana

de WI. savino sam Francisco E5
Esta casa montada la europea tiene
an complete surtido de casimires ingleses J
franceses.
Be hacen trajes Ia medida, con prou-
tftud esmero. Precios sumamcnta mod.
COS.
El marchante que no quede satisfecho
cen Ia prenda, me obligo hacerls otra
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LTEEA FKRREA DEL o1sTE
Isinerario de Trenes VapoEes gus ESGiEs
deeds el dis dc Septismbre ds 1901.

Saii6aa &c Is Capital = BayAu16a
aim nufkknee-rsu4e
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EMPRESA De COCHES
DE
Sanford, Perez, y AgnA0

Esta empress vlais desds San Juan 4
Ponce 8 vice. versa sin camoiar de- coch3
nj de eochero &c el trayecto.
rs la empresa que mas rapido hace el
viaje.
Tambien 6eta coches para los puebloa
intermedios.
Agencla en- San Juan, Hotel Tnglaterre.
En- Oaguas, Adrian Perez.
IN Ponce, Los Precios fjos.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-11-11
SOMERSET.
m ERCER.

Henry Harris has returned home
from Boston. where he has been VS.
iting.
Richard Nickerson is visiting rela-
tives in Boston.
School closed at Hampshire Hill,
Friday, for a two weeks vacation.
Some OF the schools in town COM
menced Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Walton OF Mad
Iison, and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer walton
of Massachusetts, are visiting their
brother. L. ]. Walton.
About thirty attended the church
services at Smithfield. Sunday. to listen
to a former resident of this town, MISS
Lucy Decker.
| There was a pound party for the
minister at the vestry, Friday evening
land about seven dollars worth OF pro-
duce was given him.
There will be hulled corn supper AZ
the vestry Friday evening. Admission
five cents. Proceeds will go to the pas
tor.
BENJAMIN Fields of Massachusetts, i
visiting his daughter. Mrs. f. =
chamberlain, this week. 81
| A new plank sidewalk has been iaae
in the village on the north side.
The ferry boat, at Davis Ferry VII
not be put in again this fall
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-11-11

ence Jones. son. Urwin): Oct. q, to tn.
wife Of Charles Montgomery. a son.
WASHINGTON. 8
Machias-Nov. 2. to the wife of A. d,
McFaul. ESQ.,, daughter
CUMBERLAND. s
!. Portland-Nov. /, to the wife Of L. D.
Dent, a daughter. .ssis
ARoosTooK.
Fort Fairfield-Oct. q, to the wife. OF
Leonard Brown Wallace, daughter.
fse5 ~ FRANKLIN.
Wilton-Oct. %. to the wife Of Cleveland
Noah lay-Nov. 9, to the VIE wife 81
Arthur Maconber. asdaughterG geb1tf
Rean-Nov. 2.aIto, the wife of Byon
Phiiiips-oct. q. to the wife Of Charles
Rangeley-Oct. q, to the wife OF Verne
Pillsbury, son.
SOMERSET. iS 5t
Jackman-Oct. 30, to the wife OF 8. W.
Fairiield-Nov. 8. to the wife Of w. A.
Archer a son.
Cambridge-Oct. %, to the wife of
George Kimball. daughter.
- ~ HANCOCK. e
Ellsworth-Oct. 30, to the wife of H. L.
Suliiyan~Sept. %, to the wife of Eu-
gene c. Hanna. daughter; Oct. q, to
the wife of Harry NJ. Butler, son.
Cranberry Isles-Oct. Is. to the wife of
Henry Bunker. son.
Ellsworth Falls-Nov. 3. to the wife of
Increase j. Shackford. a daughter.
Atlantic-Oct. 81, to the wife OF II. W..
Small, a daughter.
LINCOLN. ..
Round Pond-Oot. "a, to the wife Of
Geo Murphy, a son; Oct 25. to the wife
OF Fred Hastings, a daughter.
West WaldoborO-Noy. ., to the wife OF
Alton NJ. Creamer, daughter.
MISCELLANEOUS. ti-'.
Medford. Mass.-Oct. q, to the wife of
Morton A. G. Smith. a son; sss
Meridian, Miss.-Oct. 26, to the wife OF
j. Fred MacWilliams, a son, (t'reder1ck
FraseC -EH1 -. '''
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-11-11
A SOURCE OF SURPRISE
To Physician and P.+;..t ALL.

/ 80 ~s~'1ss esso 6oes0HS bNsbWUo
Or. Redmond. specialist in the
study and treatment OF piles and rec
tai&'diseases. recently stated that the
Pyramid Pile Cure, the new discovery
fof the cure of piles, was the most re-
markable remedy he had ever seen or
tried In one respect; and that was the
instant relief experienced in all cases,
no matter how severe. from the mo-
ment the remedy was applied. this
wac the more surprising to him. be-
cause he had carefully analyzed the
preparation and no trace of opium, co.
came or. similar poison could be de-
Itected. -eA@ t""A 'li {'i"S &
Physicians look with great favor up-
or, the Pyramid Pile Cure, because it is
raRidly taking the place OF surgical
Iopefations and because it is so simple,
SO easily applied, and contains no min
era or other poisons so commonly
us04 In pile cures. .'.-h ni
d. EsterbrOOk reports that the Pyra-
mia Pile Cure not only cures the ivari-
Gus forms of piles, but never fails to
give immediate relief on the first ap-
plication, no matter how severe the
pain or discomfort may be.
People who have suffered from Lilies
for years are often astonished at the
instant relief experienced from the
first application. Another important
advantage is the fact that anyone can
use the remedy without detention from
business or interference with daily oc-
cupation. s,--- .t 81
Mr.. ]. W. Rollins, Of Sweet Springs,
Mo-, writes: 1 consider the Pyramid
Pile Cure without an equal; it cured
me in less than 30 days. 1 waited Is
days or more to be sure was fully
cured before writing you; l can now
say am cured and shall recommend
the Pyramid Pile Cure at every pos
sible opportunity because it deserves
lit.
The popularity Of this remedy is
such. that all druggists now sell it at
fifty cents a package, and it's sales ex-
coed those of all similar remedies COM
bined. ..F- W..
Write Pyramid Drug Co., Marshall,
Mich. for their book on cause and
cure Of piles. nov11-14
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-11-11
kennebec Pomona.

v A special meeting Of Kennebec Po-
mona. was held with Windsor Grange
Oct. %, Worthy Overseer Z. 8 Col-
Inns of West Gardiner. presiding. BRO.
9. F. DonnelI of Windsor, lecturer anu
J. H. Barton, secretary pro tem- As
there was no business to come DeloIe
this meeting, the lecturer brought ,ne
subject of spraying potatoes up Ior
discussion. A general discussion fol-
lowed. After dinner, the meeting was
open to the public, and the foiio"ins
program carried out: Music oy
grange choir; lesson. derived from
former debate discussed by brotner
Green; reading. by Edith ASrraS,
singing. solo and chorus. THE Farmer
is the man." recitation, Sister Tnomp-
son; reading, H. Ware; reading. sister
Stewart; reading, Bro. Lowen; recl.a-
ton. Sister Pierce: singing oy cno,r.
essay, by Bro. d. Given: remarks ps
Sister Searles; singing by choir: reao.
ing by Sister Lowell. Resolved. 'nat
the Lecturer of Kennebec Pomona De
sssS ~sSNs
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requested to bring the matter Of eradi-
eating Orange Hawk weed and King
Devil weed, up for discussion; and
that the matter should be brought be-
fore the legislature.
A cordial vote of thanks extended to
Windsor Grange for it's hospitality.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-11-11
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