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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-03-19
uaily nennebs: Journal
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
EAST VASSALBORO.

Geo. Gates has been in attendance at
court this week at Augusta.
The snow Of the first of the week en-
nbIed some who had not been able to
get their wood out of the woods to do
little extra work and some to finish
getting their ice houses filled.
Mrs. Warren Seaward and Miss
Celcne spent Saturday in Waterville.
George Burgess broke through the
ice near the saw mill, Thursday, and
got thorough wetting but nothing
serious, further than the inconven-
fence.
Geo. Pope is reported as improving,
being able to sit up Sunday morning.
Mrs. Charles Gates is slowly recov-
ering although it will be some time be-
fore she is able to be out again.
The mud is very deep now on the
country roads and the frost is begin
ming to come out in places.
Charles Burgess is reported as gain
ing slowly.
The snow has gone from the ground
leaving a good many unsightly places.
With the new railroad bringing visitors
IN the summer it would be very nice if
the oldsbuildings of which there are a
number could be torn down and an
appearance of newness be seen around
the village.
A new plank sidewalk to the station
will soon be one of the necessities, and
if the buildings and streets present an
attractive appearance it will be fur
Their inducement for capital to make
our beautiful village a place of in
vestment.
The Ladies' Union of the NJ. E.
church met with Mr.. and Mrs. Sea-
boyer at North Nassalboro, Tuesday
evening. The inclemency of the wealth
er prevented many from going who
would otherwise have been present.
Miss Celene Stewards spent a few
| days the past week with Miss Ida
| Taylor.
Barker Gates spent few days las
| week in South China visiting hi.
cousins.
Mrs. Olive Jones is at Riverside for {
| lew days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-03-19
RAILROADS AND sTEAM6oATs.
!(IE|H[Iz|IsA
In Effect, Oct. II. 1901.
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Passenger trains leave Augusta ~ teF
THROUGH TRAINS.
GOING WEsT-S 10 A. M. for Lswi5to.
Pennington. Philips, Rockland. Port
land Boston gsdgton, Lew
Rangeley. Rockland, Portland. Bostos,
Ne. Conway Fabyans. Lancaster, cor
ham. N. H.. Berlin, FAILS, Grovetoh;
and Beecher Falls; 3.1o p. n. local to
Portland; $50 P. NJ. (exprsss) for Bruns-
wick, Portland and Boston. connecuns
Bridston. No. conwa, and BARTLETT, 100
p. NJ. (night Pullman) every night LOT
Lewiston, Bath, Portland anc Boston3
2.os A. NJ. daily except Monday for Port
GOING EAsT-1.s2 A. NJ tnight ex-
pressl for Skowhegan. Bangor. Bar Har-
fax and Aroostook county and to WASH
ington Co. r. r. Monday morning, goin9
east does not connect for Skowhegan nor
on Sunday morning for Belfast Eoxcroas
Wash. Co. r. r.; 80 = ID. for water
Vile, Belfast, Skownegan. Bangor and
B'nIeksport; ss M Waasrs, ne ssnfo1;
via B. & A.. r. r.. vanceporo. 81
Stephen. Calais. IIeuitoE- Woodstock.
st. John and Halifax. and 20 Lewiston.
press for Waterville. Bangor. Bar Haroor.
Wash. Co. r. T.. II! Town. Greenvills
and katahG!n iron Works: SO =. M. Tor
Waterville Oakland. North Arson. Bin1-
Gresnville, Bangor. Old Town anS Malta
wamkeag; TBS p NJ. for Waterviile.
SUNDAY S--Going west. 2.0S A. M. for
Portland, Boston; rs A NJ. 10.55 p. III.
Tor Brunswick, Bath. Portland and Bos-
ton. Going east so a. ~, Bangor; Slf
A. M. and $50 p. NJ. for waterViits and
Bangor.
the Night Pullman Train leaving at
I 70 M Monday morning. going east
does rot connect Tor Skowhegan, nor on
Sunday morning for Belfast, Foxcroft or
east OF Bangor. except to ELLSWORTH ana
Wash. Co. r. r.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-03-19
MOUNT VERNON.

The proposed visit of the FarmingtoE
RebckaEs to Mt. Vernon Lodge has been
postponed on account Of bad travelling.
The heavy rain of Sunday night raised
the water to a high pitch.
A. +. Morse killed two pigs and sold to
Fred |. Brown of Reldfield. Their join.
weight was 51i pounds.
Cornelius Dutton is critically i'll.
Capt William Whittier, aged IS years,
who has been active all winter is seri-
ously i'll with grip and pneumonia.
William Kingsbury has returned from
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READFIELD.

While at work in Inc woods, last
week, Charles Folsom received severe
cut on the head from falling limb.
The school board met at the office of
e. o. Bean, Saturday afternoon, and
organized for the year. The Kent's
Hill school will begin, Monday, March
y. with Miss Walker as teacher. All
other schools in town will begin the
first Monday in April. At the Depot
the superintendent, NJ. L. Smith, will
leach. The other schools have not had
their teachers assigned as yet.
Most people in town We're surprised
30 hear of the assignment of of VIM.
Harvey & Sons last week. 1t is under
stood this effects their wooden business
only. All are sorry to have the Wool
n mill closed and hope arrangements
may soon be made SO it shall again be
active.
John n. Mcnter returned home from
Madison, Saturday.
Rev. Donald Frazer from Old Town,
occupied the Universalist pulpit, Sun
lay.
Reuben Russell is in failing health
idtStu Wy Il lfdctuIcu NIP anu oiu dSc.
Mrs. Dudley Haines is improving.
Mrs. Mcrriman returned TO her home
n Portland. Saturday.
Miss richards, dressmaker, re-
turned. Friday. from her home in
south Paris, where she was called by
he illness OF her father.
The doctors are very bsuy with grip
md pneumonia patients.
Everything indicates an early spring.
Wild geese and ducks are flying north
ward. Robins and many other spring
birds have returned. Already the
armcrs are talking of planting the
,arly pea. Wise ones shakes their
heads and speak warningly of future
snow storms.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-03-19

Through tickets to California and Sll
points South and West may be had OF 70.
III. Walker, tic.-et agent. Augusta, the
only office In Augusta seiilng via AL
routes and checking baggage free OF ex-
pense.
GEO. r. EVANS, V. p. & Gen. Man
F. e. BOOTHBY, g. p. & 7. A.
Portland, Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-03-19

Thomas Searles of Bar Harbor, was
in town last week, calling on old
friends.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-10

go bcin' lifted mp by pride an fallln'
inter de condemnation oh dc debbil.
while / wuz broodin' ober ma 'nic-
ton. miss called me inter her room. an
she looked so sad lax dat | threw ma
arms roun her knees an ask her what
trubble her so. Den she put her III
white han on ma ole brack haid an n
tear ran from her cheek right on ter
mine. an she said in "A voice lax she
wuz talkin ter her own chile: 'Po'.
faithful ole Aggie. ! wish | could
spare go dis blow
Den marse cum fo'wa'd wild n 1T
slip oh paper Here II Is. honey. Dat
III slip will be restin' on ma bosom
when Marse Gabl shouts froo his
trumpet fer me ter cum home. / cyan
read. honey. but | knows desc words.
Dey's 'scribcd right on ma heart Dear
ole nanny. lax Phelie. I'ze goin' ter
drown maset | could face yo'. an
knows yo' would hol me ter yo' breas'
an forgib me; but cyan face Miss an
de oders Nanny. ! amt got no place
ter 20 ter now but de ribber; an ~
seems so col LAX | wish. nanny.
we'd ncbber lof' de cabin. Edicatin'
an tryin' ter be LAX quality amt made
me happy 'cep' jes' de III while wild
Jean. Now he laffs In ma face an says
he cyan marry no Niger. oh, NAM
my. my heart Is broke, Forgib' me.
nanny. an doan' do Jean no harm.
cause Tubs him so. an he cyan hep
II ma nanny Is brack. Goodbye,
nanny. Oh! de water look 80 col an
lonesome LAX But l'zc got ter 80 ter
a. Doan fergit de flowers. nanny.
wants ter be jes' LAX Phelic. ! wish
could jes' feel yo' arms round me
once mo-. but | knows when I'm col
yoll hug me jes' de same.
Dose are de words. honey. Miss
cried. | didn': jes' ma po' ole heart
weeped an It's been weepin eber since
II jos' cobered ma li'l gal wild flow
ers. an when Marse had her put In de
corner oh his own lot under de willo
tree yonder | planted dat yaller rose
az her haid. an de roses do cum out
on II so purity. wild dere faces turned
right up ter hehon. An when dc win
blows dey mods at me lax. an | ken
| hycar dem whisped ober an ober
Nanny. doan' grieb. I'ze SO happy
now
Leah me. honey. I wants ter think
oh ClarIssy a III while by mase'f"
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CLARIS s A
.s
Copyright 1901. by Daily story Pub Coz

ally story Pub. COB
ment on de cloes dat cObers up n man;
but fore long heard him call her his
yallcr rose
"Clarissy looked so happy, jes' lax n
yaller rose when II busts wide open an
tuns its face up ter hebben as a ter
thank de Lord fer lettin II be so purity.
| didn hab de heart ter break dc spell.
"All Oh a sudden she ies' dropped an
widdcred as ef dc sun didn't shine on
her no mo-: an she TUX ter talkin'
bout some Phelie who. cause she
couldn' marry de man she dubbed jes'
dressed herself In flowers an drownd-
ed herself. Den she'd make a wreath
oh yaller roses an put dem on her haid.
an lowed she'd look as purity as Phelie
81 she wuz drownded. IL mos broke
ma heart ter hyear her talk. an
thought de words oh dc Scriptur' had
cum true In ma case whar II tells bout
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-10
The Markets.

pctrcit-c.ttie: Good butcher steers.
! In % 30 pounds. 81 Sfii2 light %
good butcher steers. EN'.i2ia. light 70
GOOD butcher steers md CONS. &plfi Oh,
..auu,fs and common thin butchers. N.Nf
19I Lulls-Cood shippers. aAp'tt w.
Iilht Geo good butchers and sausage. s. pH
500. stn kCrF and light feeders. AVln
GS Veal Calves-ArtiNc. Eu'ffip per
iul mounds. mica COWS and sprlugers -
to- So each Sh"rp-Bcst lambs. 1.Af
scr. Urut to good and good mixed lots.
81 NnrSfs. fair e. good mixed and butcher
yhsrp. s. 1Htf3-t. Cullr and common h.i,
ff. 3D. Hog The average price Tor gpud
uuus be- fairly steady. 90 sblH.
I.tfWatn-tAtflct Nrals. common %
good s. Nfi1 -. choice o. extra, NvDfts N.
Hpaa-iiravy. ST. fplfGGD. few, @6'
mn xsd "a ktrs. s1iac o., pigs. - Nu
s.I. rouEhs. s. i1fii 90. stays. Ni"oul -.
shcrp-T1p mixed. G7i. culls Co good.
g. $3.50. handy wcthera NIifithi' lambs
slow and lower; tops. - N"ia'H, "a lew
fancy tc sulls Go good, N.'"f' w. cana
das. 81 CHi7n. -
Chirnsl-Cattlc-G Good 90 prime. g. aDH
ia. Door o. medium. sipifit.-5. atnckcr'
.trI feeders. s. Ufft -. COWS, N.25IN 80
h,Ifcrt - n1ff5 -. sauu'tF. ~ 90
bulls. a. g5fH ~, calves Si"ffs5h. TcNa.
,.i steers. SlOnft9l Iiprf Mixed and
butchers ss UitfG.0n. good 90 CEuic. hchyN
tb ssfJS 20. rough heavy Nu.fH1'i hshi
Is fpsfG .r shr,p-Cood Co choice wethrrs
"a assIsi. western sheep Tod. N2ln 40
ou'iv. lambs. t-t0fSl0. western lambs
led. s. ulfff'h.
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4 Missing Man.

Frederick llaunaman. ~ years 0f
age. u farmer .n Lalciicld township.
near Merrill. has been missing from
his homo three months. ami John Han
uaman the old mans son. with John
johnson. a junk peddlcr who has as.
sociatrd with him. IS at the county jail
In Saginaw. the former FOR kidnapping
his father and the latter as an accom-
plicc. ON Sept the father and son
came Ia Saginaw. II l. said and Sc
cured loan OF S7O1 OH the old man
farm. On Sept the old man cashed
the 800 check ne Merrill. lie was not
seen after the 18th. The son told very
conflicting stories of his fathers all
scnCe. IL Is said that llnnuaman' =
wife showed more anxiety to get John
son ont OF the difficulty than she did
to save her husband.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-10
ASTHMA CURE FREE !
Asthmalene Brings Instant Relief and Perm
anent Cure in All Cases.
SENT ABSOLUTELY FREE ON RECEIPT OF POSTAL
WRIIE YOUR WAIVE AND ADDRESS PLAINLY.

There is nothing lille Asthmnlene. u
brings instant relief. even in the worst
cases. IL cures when all else fails
The Rev. G.. +. WELLS. ct Villa Ridge.
H.. says: Your triat bottle uf AstHmi.
leue received IN good condition. can.
not tell YOU how thankful / feel for tie
good derived from H. was . slave.
chained with putrI"d sore throat tuu
Asthma for ten years. / drspairrd uf
ever being cured. saw Your advrr.
tiSrment Tor the cure 81 this dreadful
aud tOrmeuiug disease. Asthma. aud
thought you had nyrrSpukeu yourselves.
but resolved To- give % Trial To my
astonishmrut. the trial acted like q
charm. send me q full size bottle
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-10

Agnes Marcy Of Washington. ID. c..
said 20 have been the sweetheart OF
James Seymour Ayres. OF Port Austin,
Mich. for whose sensational shooting
Mrs. Lola Bonnie was acquitted a few
weeks ago. on the plea OF self-defeuse.
tried TO commit suicide Tuesday by
throwing herself on the track In front
OF an electric car. Miss Marcy Is %
years old. and Is housekeeper for her
father. Succeeding the sensational
shooting the young woman had fire.
quent spells OF depression. which her
friends think affected her reason. She
and Ayrcs used TO attend dances TO
gether. and he had an engagement
with her the night last May when be
had an encounter with Mrs BONNIE
that resulted In his death. The young
woman Is not dangerously hurt She
declares that she will try again 20 kin
herself
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-10
"I<nocLIns" the Naval Reserve

The naval ring has been knocking
The Michigan Naval Reserves who scrv
eel on the Yosemite In the Spanish war,
ana who feel they are entitled To share
M the distribution OF service medals.
aud the rings motive is NOW declared
Co be- quite apparent. The regular ma
val force. like the regular army force.
has something akin 90 contempt Tor
volunteer forces The naval riu-.
which comprises regulars only. does
not want even q little h't of the glory
the navy achieved ir the war Go go
Go the naval reserves The ring. II Is
asserted. Will continue 60 exert itS IN.
.lurucc tn prevent Michigan men from
getting medals. As q par ot their tao.
Ties thcy are iusinuut.ug that the lo-
scmitc's crew didn't do anything 20
cutiilc them to medals
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-10
WIN Not In.nre cnbans.

A Cuban who applied for insurance
from a local company the other day
almost wept when told by the examin-
Ing physician that he could not insure
him. but that he should call again In
about two years. The agents had as
sured the Cuban that he would be n
first-claHs risk. In despair he went to
New York aud confided his woes TO an
old friend. who is the head OF the
firm for which he Is the Philadelphia
representative The friend said: Since
the Spanish war. when so many young
men from Cuba aud Porto Rica have
come here to engage In trade. ! have
seen scores OF cases like yours. You
are killing yourself by insisting on liv-
ing In Philadelphia as you did In Ha-
vana. Persons who come 20 the United
States 20 live, no matter from what
part OF tho world. must make certain
concessions to climate. You drink as
much black coffee and smoke as many
cigarettes here as you did az home.
Very well. u will Kill you II you keep
IL up. Your insurance man probably
thought you were consumptive. Stop
living like a Cuban in Philadelphia
eat. drink ard smoke as men there do
and / will guarantee you an Insurance
policy I'm less than two years. Phila-
delphla Times.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-10
New ros,masters wanted.

This l. said to be- tho list of post
masters Congressman Weeks desires
appointed Mrtamlra. Iapcer county,
A. J Easton; Lum. lapecr county. De-
JOS Corlcy: BAD Axe. Huron county.
John Rallcu;inc: Almunt. iapccr coun-
~, Ralph II. Harris. Inlay city, La
pcrr county. Willard IIarwood; Brown
city. SHniilc county. George ID. Dn-
Zoe; Armada. Mac1mb county. David
II. burrows.
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AurSEusSrs pvrnorr.

DETROIT OPEHA-Frauk Daniels in Miss sim
pUCity '. I've, az "Wednesday Matinee. az ..
IYtEUN TuEAruu The Little Minister -
saturday Mat. ~ Eyvn.u 's. u. -. ~ and -
WHITNEY gRNSB-'Thc Nlrht Before christ
mus. Stat ipc. iac. .'c Eve. i1c. .uc, Sc.
WoNbEHLASp. Afternoons, 40 aud .. loc. lac
aud 30. Eve. 90 ii3I aud $50, luc i3c Hud -'c.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-10

'shamed OF. She wuz dat tall an
straight. wild smooth brack sidney ha'r
n din kink none-an' her eyes wuE
jess LAX de deer's. an her skin wuz 30
sor an yaller dat called her ma
yalier rose. She warn't neber strong
LAX. an wouldn' 20 wild dc niggers nj
de Quarters Sometimes she chen
seemed 'shamed oh her ole brack man.
my. but didn' min dat. | wuz so proud
she could take an edlcatin' jes' lax
quality. whereas her nanny wuz ies'
a plain ole brack Niger dat didn' know
A from r. When yo' pa cum from de
Norf courtin' yo' ma. he brought his
whle wallet Wild him. warned Clar-
issy when I seed her wild dat valet dat
Il WIZ a resky thing ter make her jedg-
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CraIu. Etc.

stroit-Wh.at-N 1 white g-isc: No.
rod. gl.. MAY goc: July. s9tc. No. . red.
c.ilc. mixed winter. p'sc per hu.
cars IA Gc'.c. 80. Z do. ! car az Giisc
per hu ,
oat--So. white I car nt i1ic. No.
do cars az tliic per hu.
Chicago hent-No. : spring. tfac, No
d zee. No red. Efi6iec.
oats No . i5Ac: No. white. N'sc
No. : white. HiiHisiac.
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Rev. DR.. Morris WcchSler.
RABBI OF the Gong linai Israel.
\ On.

NEW YORK. Ian. ,. 1901.
DIR. TAFT Bios MEDICINE co,
Gentlemen: luur asthmairue Is an *.
celrt remedy Tor Asthma aud Hay Fever
and It's composition allcyiatcs all trnublrs
which combine with Asthma. Its Sue
cess IS astonishing and wonderful.
After having II carefully auaiyzrd. Ne
can state that Asthmalrue contains ~
opium. morphine. chluruioum ur ether
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-10

From the most humble origin Thur
low Weed became one OF the leading
Journalists Of the United States and .
great political leader.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-10

wonderfully successful In promptly curing
lame back, kidney. BLADDER. uric acid ,rou-
b.es and Bright's Disease. which is the wors,
form q kidney trouble.
pr. Kilmcr Swamp-Root IS not rec
ommendedf for everything but Il you have kid
ney. liver or BLADDER trouble II will be found
just the remedy you need. lthas been tested
in 50 many ways. IN hospital work. IN private
practice, among the helpless too poor 10 pur-
chase relief and has proved 50 successful in
every case that a special arrangement has
been made by which all readers Of this paper
who have no, already tried Il. may have
sample bottle sent free by mail. also a book
telling more about Swamp-Rooi and how 10
find out II you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper and az
send your address 10 6IF--s,Y1c.. "a ....!s.s:-ls
Or. Kimer & Co.. Bng- s1Iii y n. ,,, 3,
hamton, N. Y. The s',-tas-i. 1...ss "
regular fifty cen, and Home Of svSmp-ROOt
dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
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cures made by Or.
kilmer' s Swamp-Rooi.
the great kidney. liver
and bladder remedy.
It's the great medi-
caltriumph Of the nine
icenih century. dis
covered after years Of
scientific research by
Or. Kilmer. the emf
neni kidney and blad-
Ger gue-iali-f and fr
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-10

Tho Macbeth Evans Glass Co.'S fac
tory at Elwood. Ind. has been closed
Indefinitely and COO men are thrown
ont of work Failure 81 natural gas is
given M the cause.
ny the explosion 81 a dynamite cart.
ridge 20 stone quarry 20 kcnton. @.
Monroe Jackson was literally blown tn
pleces. and John Hogan and Harry
Zicglcr were fatally injured.
The -. IOO diamond necklace shipped
from Washington To- New York Just
prior to Christmas and which was sup.
posed To have been stolen. has turned
up. Ia was sent 90 n lady IN Pittsbure
hv mistake.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-10

delay Medicine
co, 70 East ISDh 81. y Y City SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK 4?


Almost everybody who reads the news
papers Is sure 10 know OF the wonderful
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Produce.

Aprl,.-Fancy. aooHt5o per Dbl: choice
q -0a1g Per bbl: common. fi-ann2~ pei
hbi $3.50. -.
Buttsr--Crcnmcrlcs. extras. 2if2'c; hrst'
slc. fancy ari"ctcd dairy lhlsc. pack
ing stock. iiNi2c: common. l@dlic.
Cheese choice state. October. ll's'i 10
per o.. a.
Dressed calves-Fancy H,~Sc. fair 81
7c per DO. -.
Dressed rura-llght AIfift.-', me
dllfu g. afsTs per cwt
Fsrs--t 'uudlsd. fresh receipts. -sHZic
stgrnro eggs Isolde per doz.
IIav-Vri.aH ou hnird hav nov, are "A,
f,,it,tya. No I timothy. So. 40. 2. 81
clover mixed. uo'r0t1; rye straw. ~
,yfest ard oats straw, 81 per ton in cal
onion -Nflchiran. Alsdtg per bu
spHulah. 81 % per hu crate.
pnuitrv-tIvc hens. &C.; old roostcrs. ~
vounE ducks. |fioc, young tufkeia. ii.
ts.. -nrt,cs So geese NnSikc per ID
pressed fowl. o.. chickens. Zoe. ducks. II
sfier. goose. i0Hiic. turkeys i3tlic per ia
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AVON SPRINGS. y. y. Feb. I, 1907.

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has the
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remedies nut they have all failed
ed your fusze bottle and am grateful have family f children
doing business day THIS testimony
Home address. go liyingOn RAPHAEL.
East12 srcri.N ry YprkC
Bottle ABSOLUTELY zE:zIFT 81 2cz-A--
note u once
co, East both 81. y. N.C SOLD ALL DRUGGISTS
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R. ~ RRos'. MrnIcINE ID.

TRIAL ABSOLUTELY FREE E zE.zIFT 81 2zrA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-07-18
IN A STREAM
Missing Ohio Man Lay for Sew
eraI Days to Escape Search
ing Parties.

Elwood, Ind, July 15.-James Kid
den, the Urbana, Ohio, man who has
been mystcriously missing since last
Wednesday, was found at II o'clock
Saturday might. He wandered away
from FranSton and searching parties
have been securing the country since.
He was found lying in a small stream,
near New Columbus, 4 village in the
southern part of the county, entirely
nude.
The searching parties, which had
twice visited that section, had been
within fifty feet of him several times.
He was still alive. but unconscious,
and so tanned from exposure to the
weather that he might have been taken
for negro. 1t is believed that he has
been lying in the water since the sec
ond day of his disappearance. He was
removed to Anderson and his relatives
have been notified.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-07-18
DEADLY FIRE DAMP
CLAIMS TWO MORE
Men CIea ming q Well Overcome
and Third Seriously
Affected.

Marietta, O., July ia tragedy oc-
CURED at Heslop, small village near
Marietta, on Sunday afternoon as a
result fire damp in an abandoned we'll
Two men we're drawn out dead from
the cavity and the third is so i'll that
he will probably die.
Jacob Schlarf had a contract to clean
out an old water well on the Richard
Rinard farm. He put a nitroglycerin
shot in the we'll in order to dig 1t deep
er and, not completing the work, went
down i'm the well to throw out dirt
George Greathouse was let at the
mouth to draw up the bucket.
After a few minutes Schlarf was
overcome by noxious gas and George
Greathouse descended to place rope
around Schlarf and remove his body,
when he was overcome and fell be-
side Schlarf.
His brother, Solomon Greathouse,
then entered the well and succeeded in
rescuing George, who was drawn out
still alive. Solomon fell dead after his
exertion. Neighbors arrived and tool,
the bodies of Schlarf and Solomon
Greathouse to the surface.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-07-18
TRIED TO MURDER
HIS YOUNG BRIDE
Ohio Man Is Jailed on Serious
Charge-Woman Was Choked
Into insensibiiity.

Crestline, o., July 15.--Earl Newman,
son of Judge Fred Newman, of this
city, attempted to murder his young
bride last evening. Mrs. Newman,
who was formerly Miss Lizzie ]. Busch
er, Of Aberdeen, KY. was a June bride
and one of the fairest in the blue grass
state. Three days ago Mr.. and Mrs.
Newman came 10 this city to make
their home with Judge Newman and
wife, Earl's parents.
The story goes that Earl was in
sanely jealous of his young bride and.
during the day, drank excessively.
While under the influence of intoxi
cants he made rush at the frail bride
and choked her into insensibility. The
aged Judge interfered and he too was
assaulted. Officer Frank Slaybaugll
used violence in arresting the drink
maddened groom.