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The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-12-04
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Tbs Raliex of .lHqldinx. Them. Has,
Been indicated.

Been indicated.
twehtyrslxth aantvSrsaIg lof the deelalar
nesty were promulgated in the Philip
,pinom hassaaeislesa
from time to time threatened with
late ln a ky s v tas
has Sntire ceased EivN 4pverHment
has aheM been lntrAdndsd;s Ayof.only does
liberty. and the pursuit Of happiness as
3 3; GiAs5 ssEs ssfS ss! &sl ~ {ss s
measure Of self-goverpment greater than
sf siasd yJ&e sn snS esssF essa thsE
ansGyss ey any osass er,snss,s qrass
csc alone. We have not gone too far in
s1@tiHg tie EXITS OF libertyhn hs1f-I
,sosths T N ~! hasf s sssleasy HRS
ss 70 snss urry "a q IS
4aM calamity on the petGT Of the IL
the American S people has vindicated t.
%a as aRs PAppiass ffs ae
ss :s5,s e HI AZ S':st IS
expect. Too much praise can4ot be
3 ssS SsE$a kiE !: 3; s
ss|sJass's III Is ss * s ss;j
Ra ys rss sSss4 feas ssstiaya sSs
our nee the high soiSSieIl eMciensy
Rsat1 81 IS. fEaaass lave bess stTiE.
oSer tfae agps pee ene .sns she
course, there have been individual In
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-12-04
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THE TRUSTS.
Theys Caa5 BE Co. trolle a1Only6by.N Ma:
I :Ss "a tlOnal sActdo 4. RI n e.

4 They, Can Be Con tTolled OnlyabyNa-
n tlonal Actdo 4. n n s:*sss. n e;
: fn<my message to the present congress
Il at its first session l discussed at length
sssthe question of the regrlation Of those
J terstate business, oftenss with some ten
s$knownsas trusts. The#experience Of tie
lon the hear ahs sasps y GR
q proposed. "a Fundamental Requisite of
#soclal efficiency is high standard of
this is in no wise inconsistent with pow
j er to act in combination for aims which
cannot SO well be achieved by the indi-
Of civilizatioh Is the invioiab iiify 1t prop
i erty; but this is in no wise INCONSISTENT
a q f iss sres, 1sh
confers upon the owners 81 property nn-z
ssader, the name Of corporate franchises. in
sgof these powers. Corporations, and espe-
r. should be managed under ysblic sgulae
@system 81 government a s tls nds ss
n action. It must therefore be achieved by
6etaa RHs s& Is pes I'd g.
Y these big aggreGations are an Inevitable
lRsdevelopment OF !aodern indus s and
sednless accomplished in ways that would
!: work the utmost mischief to the entire
ths way Of Regulating and sapervs1e
Hsthese corporations until we fix clearly in
3 our minds that we are not attacking the
WITH any evil in them We are noahaHiie
ss:to them; we are merely determined That
= they shall be SO handled as to snhsefve
sss gainst misconduct. not against wealth.
assrhe capitalist who, o alone or in con5une.
ton clio f., s. some
Ply, ss. 81. q
h Eng front aGn az a. psbes
90 ssS .s 81 the ne @
about s sparing the dishonest corporation.
HIT Mast Exercise Care. =
pr 1nScurhihk:ahd Eegllstins thts semh1hA.
as tons Of capital which are or may become
4 Is ;ssS B S
s, esan eet ss sss2s s. Rssf Sfa
Sasthe fnternationa! ihfustriaf World. not I'd
iii strike down wealth with the result Of clos
INV ags- worker idle in the streets and leav-
e grows s inslsssnss upon the imporsiDie
@sf1s "a IL e Rsss ssb
IsEd efen ssY1tke w yhsaas yoSdsand XhatAS
4aa sas
~ betrays blindness to the historic truth that
gSwise EVOLUTION is the sure sefegrardaEafnst
s, No more important subject can come be-
=S fore tHs ssaasIess than This Of tfiefrsslla-
g under our peculiar system Of go government
Obj we are hslpless IL The prsssnes Of the new
IS or to cut out Whatever .of evil has arisenjp
&; congress T. resuists.l 1tess1afe eaqasfes
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-12-04
THE PANAMA. CANAL.
French Cenpany O4ers . Good Title
.g~ss..,a., =, to ltsPsopeYty.rsg

we snaM ou.id 81 once ~ hs ~ 9n@ney 49,
ersl report. that Ws es sa Y ySS &C..
1Sire COCO n ssae RYE Mepotia t,ons ARE now
pending Hi With Colombia 70 secure her assent
to. our building thescanal. This canal will
BE one q the greatest enginssrang deats Of
t ass rs h sst6 oes Is. Mes
should be carried out as continuing policy
without regard TO change OF admaMstra-
stances which VIII make It matter OF
The policy. ..-s.s.'.l... ..s. u
ssna g Il g
BE- q e,sr to ~ a9d
tro M Ge a Am as e sns to s.
hoped thes ii q thsss, eeyntTies Wi %, ss
some.oe Man Aaxs Sahaeady done With Sig.
commerce and improve their material con-,
dtts99s by rseegnazing thtat stabM1ty s anG
order are the pTereqgisites q suc success =,
dexs!epmentaI NO NO. uindspen:aeMt Hat fn e
sEslssaoa from re Taissd States g III Is,
IL "a SoTasss = e sissssfss IF 5uss
dens, they csn ~ assured that: bs they
'ee.rong or Msak they nave notnangt 70 uread
thg w
pexItv noiitiaaI and eco
n1mac Eelafi9ns Eenaer II Incumbent o. all
tha nro1a, ~, 1sa,toiu 20 H'saee Oh
lAei PleFsoolR'ef Roiiccing pr the worlds t},i6
=. .ts The Paciac Cable. -. -slr
was addressed Is. the. :aee e Of STATE.
asking whether permission would be
Granted by the presidents "a a cofnora- :
ton to Law a. cable, from q mint on: fia
iCaiifornfa c6a &c ff61 the Phflfnnir1e stands
by,Way, OF HaWsii. "A statemenf of coii-
difions or terms ilnon which such c0r-
poration. would iiIiaertakA j i ID law and,
operate a cable was Volunteered. -.
Inasmuch as the coneress was shortly
tof:comvene., and ! Pacifis Gshle lasisiafins,I
had been the .subiecf Of. consideraf ion nv
the coneresa for several Years. * SEEMED
to me wise I'd defersnisfinn. 1,nni, fhe an
nIfcatinn until fhe conrress had first an
esppof.sn,ty e. a e go, The congress al
me ah 4 me same a con-
oress cnnve,aI "s-. ~'e Se4
MaSnwhiia r. annaar. that +he,9 Gown
mercial Pacific Gahle 5cnmnamy had
ayng t ~ cable II also made appsa
ne ~ sn.s,dipea tafa, Nv IN syYs! q a IN
Nero for the n,rnosa ~ aiscoverinc q :
nranf;,eHia ,o,,f~ p11rs N4SxSi, s,aa
cabie. tha cofnnany urging that Win aco
SSs ,,es, sIn.ss - ~.
-acirad - teIa sov,nd,rs.s ,,,,a,, r.. wg .,,
acc"Mnt ~ pe Mi cn,,sida t;on - ~
o~h9snt q onnaareS iMnnorfant n 81. " ~. ~
ssrsssia ~ et+gcS ec ca,t s.a,tns,. Us e
eta .ee,, ~ e. % !H ~
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-12-04

w Wa tafiif Conditions az SUCH
that needed change cannot with adj
lie rseipfosty idsa Il eah Be MADE az
outright BY lowering Of duties on, a;
shsad IS oy aasr se agss
consideration by practical experts. who
ss9s stSs hts,ss ss BOTH 1q th
particular interests affected and the cons
R s sssRk & bSa ssRsl as sae
careful investigation can readily be supE
IL ffssSbtxi asRsstsHsas esn es
fas er snd addcns q ha
that which will be given the subject by
its own committees. then a commission
ct a.hAStpeas experts, can be, p&ppointe9
whose duty It should be to Recommend
s:ssssses ss sssssssasslss. ss''tsfss
dhaaffa saa a seaRsBihs ] Chs
saa s. IL see xsas ssaaaka:
and how far, these. changes could 20
perity which this eo s Ii nov now enjoy Ss
~. i;ag, u upsettipg its fixed' economic pol
The cases in which the tarifr can pro-
=daceaa monopolypareHs os,fews-a 40 70. con-
4auestions but eonrss II in any cass
+ IT, bssi9Hh a. thasna.s.ysn rate ofs duty
maasH oS Tsh sss
competition.
sits sea- seSSa e sea no
inally. on the free list. This would have
no effect at all save In cr.ses; but In
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-12-04
NEEDS OF THE navy, T
More ships ahd.Men Needed to Keel
.s{;s5t PAGE with. the TNmes.r -

gun crews, and especially the gun pointers.
a eng ros s6 sahs q 81
pt Tssrs should & 40 halt il i. wor. Of
~ ths sxery year
eh eeansr Ysst ii extent q 81 FL ysa
g1ss5 ~ poppa4ni country %e5soyer
esl fe9ss5sts Which
asf cas # fiji Ese nss The
eniciency Of our navy II thssnavy Is Of SUI
ficient size; but If we have an INADEQUATE
navy, then the building Of the canal wptild
ofssuperior strsnxth; !. The Monroe Doctrine
American fereisn policy; but il w6ala lie be
e SaeR sa Il eaa Sc
up only by g Thoroughly good navy. q good
navy Y not proyy9Gative Of war Is the
bs ses a9t Il Is 9RR ns a
both material and pers onnel that Is TO be
rs q 1 SsRH Rssaa' ths
esos esseb bsttsr o taa
n eeas nsSmSer s e S ERE
est type of saiiormen, OF sea mechanics.
The ysttsFan sea- ssemen Of oSr are
they are lnsurpsassd s. dafings il resoiu.
~ teir -. 4aaezv
al, ssSa,o ptsn, shst . Icy ueserye sysry
sEa aiRDpsh III. Il
Sa5a s1 pSs ~ IL sssas;s
s5;sX, 1S mater ny ~ brave they xeEs II:
Zoe Of =
Neifher shins mr. csT h sTSilnses
when war ilas hS1un 800 ''a..,ssii
or We 9ee6 thSasa e a g
Widen for ana Under cnnsfr,,rti nn IN" HktfI
s slss;S; & Hs7s ssSso q
time that We thus add the officers e where ae
= Nv q RI Ell :; S. 81
whose usefulness has become impaired,
ICE h Is to pc pc , Kept smcisnt s,l u
ssrs Ssss
We mos, most earnestly hope that this state
insure = sure its continuance is to provide fgr
e. enoaG9ugniy emcient navy. The refusal
tgouple and eToube n came would nsuts
M ,aafsss Fatuous .seIf-compiacency Ior
Danger Is so sssans ana
past m s1sa nat'sn
faf Ea ~ l9 Esfnst9S 70 sseognixs nTs.
sue, succeeded ss.sa p. by mad panic oi hysteIcai
.,r ns..' go: ! ps..s SO; Goo.
Ss E asGas sns
increasine sctiNity Of the bsnes sn ~ the
ec %Ss Yy.c.,ntI of 9ne nos, od,o. s,sn.rt.
I %s9t 81 ss5 S.s g
Of SO Ns S5a I'LL ovSr TIC H. ,,aa,
the iarsest i,Srea q tnown n ~ h,s s tor,,
Of the Postal service. The magnitude ntde0t q
tSat fn. will best from the
+thet yesrs $3.50 smpslnted To- bdt ss,5ls.os7.
in the exner,mantaI s eae. + no aumgea
axed snolioYss, .fofc III
introdncfinr r.w. f,tIss t,sst,aoa ~
eress in the large u ,ne m Eoa
foraffh eStS Si;xhsesn+ p!agsrlias AAHns
ayezase lSsafiN sereasek sSs as! eficear ae
t sfis Is about t, tgg g g ssnt
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The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-12-04
I4ELAnp1leleRoBLEslil;5slse


ldpoI a LII ta4oH SallIHa. now tQESe Sla IN
individual initlatiys. without Without esaiihs
and cramptng tho Industrial Development
great dificuliess ind one which Is 81
the highest Importance to solvess6n lines
Of sanity and far3slghted com4d sense
! Is an era Of federation and continuation.
Exactly az business men find teM must
often work through corporation9a End as
porations 10 grow iaTser, SO it. often
fedsrattons. ana these have became i'm
Rg ssis1fd na sst g. Is aa
labor can do much good, and a5sa nec-
oppesltion e saehsKind Of Organization!
shSse safs q .aS
tacks upon corporations as such ,sor upon
ri sass 5sz Fs %e. II @ pss
pie has been accomplished throuah both
sssln aael geas Each st re-
ference with the FIGHTS ~ nthsrs int or
ganized capital and organized lak0Fs alike
should remember that in the long run
the interest Of each, must bessbrought
sfI pgse ssa dss
must ec0nfermsto the fundamental rules
OF obedience to the law, Of !l4a.yidual
! u "a
toward all. Each should remember that
in addition to power It must stEiHA after
the realization Of healthy. lofty Hid gem
erous deals ideals; Every employsE. every
liberty and his right to do as#he likes
with his property Or his laboSsso long
az he does not infringe upon ths.riEhts
lance that. employer and empleYe alike
should endeavor to appreciatesS6Nh the
vlewpoint Of the other and the sure dis
long. run il either grows to take, ssshabit-
tial an attitude OF sour hostilityand dis
trust toward the other. Few psppie de-
oa1ai aS
continuing = BRING about S ! eoss sn %Sa.
standing Of this kind; based upodaMisdom
tween upon empieyers ana and nay Ss
Of class animosity in the political world
more destructive to national welfare,
ity. We can get good governnaA1t only
principles upon which this nation was.
founded. and Judge each man not as 9
part of q class, but upon his individuaf
s NE rsssisee h as
his residence. is that he shall act wen,
an; end honorably by his . n,.ssishbey and by
man as such nor for.ethe@ poor man as
such: we are 4 for the upright man. rich,
gSe AZ
snt Is The They should s1e R
cised in conformity with the principles
above set forth. -.
Recommends Department of Com
i It is~eafnestly hoped that a secretary Of
commercE may be created, with q seat in
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-12-04
> THE TARIFF.
It Il Il !. subject That stand. Apart from
.-.. 81. .......-.4t the Trusts,

Hss1S2a & 81 fss asts siss t q Hsaih
IL el saS aS s 1sys haEsrSsd Ket
but the diversi6n ofsoIr effofta i n.suchi q &
direction would mean the abandonment of
Al intelligent, attempt to- do--aWay with
tions, many of those which should GER
regulation, would not be affected in the
ave as such ehsnge en naesfered VIII IN
only Relation q the tarih to sSi Big sorpor ae
manufactures profitable, and the tariff
to make man,lfactures unprodtable. 70
directed against trusts would inevitably re-
suit In ruin to the weaker competitors who
are struggling. against them. Our aim
give foreign products the advantage over
domestic products. but BY proper regula-
ton to give domestic competition q fair
I sna Sshn %o 81 By
fayorahly ali dolassfic competitors, 'sood
a1d fb BAD alike Of regulation
Stability Of economic policy must Away,
be the prime economic need Of this country.
This stability should Lot Be fossilization:
cseaingly andesirable that this s system - en-
ssSe,a De Sessr9Ssd Ct ha 5s soae
past experience sh6wk4fhatagreat PROSPER
itysfin thisicountryshasa always come undsln
eaSaot eqSsner nes
as whoie York WsP ala il baslnes1
% saer sna ha aRs Rs s
than to upset btisinesss ~ TOO Ia
aR t. toS e sad han
business needs; II Is, perhaps. too much to
eGRs !ha may b sntrey
the .l bnsin interests oiths
will best be served II together with fixity
Of principle as regards the tarif We com-
btneS5a system witch viii permit ls from
p T;ac ns Of the gElhc,pas te the shifng
"a Sar 9Th the resgplifa shall msde
threat Of which mot to speak Of the % pere
fIormance) would produce paralysis in the
Il eSah mss
would. Of course. be to preserve the prin-
Heiple'.yhieh STRAWBERRIES our 7whUis tartn sys:
iean h{vslnsas Interests at Least FUN
ways all0Wang-4 sAmc1ent rate Of 6utyst to
more than cover the difference between The
}abeE cyst 2 here aas ebzaad; !9hssweii-
INF Of the ttMeFoNthe sott. stould be treat
81 as n n sSsseht93 h IN shang &1r
Change Nhich win teepaThize sthestakdafa
American wage-worker.
One wayxin which the readjdstment
fs qssfIss cans be ss lasShsd u s rsaprosh
such treaties may be adopted. They can
give 81 uisa s ne sssiylfiga g
our producers on the one hand. and on
the other to secure In practical shape the
lowering of duties when they are no
longer ns d needed for projection among our
ase.kss 9t thx ltsxanuM q ssodl acssm-
IIgso IL 10 nS Gs s ssds aaeta
execute others. or to amend the pending
treaties so that they can be ratified, then
f sReud Bs mse 81 afesa
gH>AA n.-sAe Eh%-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-17

satisfied customers are shopping at
the NJ. & X. Do you think you can
afford to stay away from this sale?
About thirty-five members of Fay
Halves camp, r. \. A., yesterday af-
ternoon gathered at the home of Mrs.
Walter Fowler, S17 Second avenue,
and, without any previous warning,
took possession. The hostess capitu
lated without struggle and enter
tanned charmingly The afternoon
was devoted to games and refresh
ments were served.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-17
Vacation DAYS.

Vacation time is here and the chill
dren are fairly living out of doors.
There could be no healthier place for
them. You need only to guard
against the accidents incidental to
most open air sports. No remedy
equals De Wits Witch Hazel Salve for
quickly stopping pain or removing
danger of serious consequences. For
cuts, scalds and wounds. II used De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve for sores,
cuts and bruises" SAYS L. b. John
son, Swift, Texas. at is the best
remedy on the market" Sure cure
for piles and skin diseases. Beware
of counterfeits. All druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-17
EMPLOYING OF sIMOND
RECOMMENDED To COUNCIL

In the report prepared by the park
committee of the city council and
the special committee from the
Longview Park Improvement associ-
alton. at meeting held late yester-
day afternoon, the employment of o..
C. Simond, the landscape architect, is
recommended to the city council to
prepare the specifications for the inn
provement of Longview park. The
report will be presented to the coun-
ell at the next meeting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-17

Will be served with cream free at
McCabe's dry goods store, LANCE &
Heitmann's and Apple Bros. grocery
stores Friday and Saturday. The
value of this breakfast cereal will be
appreciated after it has been tried.
1t is thoroughly cooked, always ready
to serve. is made of the best white
winter wheat and malt, and is used
in thousands of homes at present.
Don't fail to call.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-17
Rheumatism Cured In a Day.

Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures in 1 to
uays. Its action upon the system is
remarkable and mysterious. 1t re-
moves at once the cause and the dis
ease Immediately disappears. The
first dose greatly benefits. 75c and
81. Sold by Otto Grotjan, 1901 Sec
ond avenue, Rock Island; Gustave
Schlegel & Son, 22O West Second
street, Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-17
Down Town Depot,

The Tri-City Milk and Butter com
pany has established down town
depot for the sale of its products in
the new Guyer building on Twentieth
street. The company has added ice
cream to it's list of products, and will
make, this n leader at the Twentieth
street depot.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-17
County Court

In the Forsberg adultery case.
which was completed in the county
court yesterday afternoon, the jury
returned a verdict of not guilty.
y jury was impanelled in the cOun-
ty court this morning to try Walter
Fitzsimmons for child abandonment.
and the taking of evidence was begun
before noon. States Attorney Weld
appears for the state and George W.
McCaskrin for the defense.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-17
NEWS OF THE RIVER.

The City of Hudson, Hennepin and
Winona came down and the Musser,
West Rambo, Winona and Hennepin
went north The w. j. Young de-
parted for Burlington.
At 6 a. m. the stage of water was
Go and at noon it was $50. The
temperature at noon was SC.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-17
Still Growing.

The directors of the Augustana
Lutheran Book Concern have decid-
ed to establish n branch house imme-
diately in New York City, equipping
it with a $4,000 stock. Carl Bob
man. of Moline. at present head sales
man at the book concern, is to man
age the New York house.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-17
DANCING SCHOOL.

Learn to dance at Graham's dane
ing school, Third and Gaines streets,
Davenport. Gents, Tuesday and Fri
day evenings. Ladies, Wednesday
evenings.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-17
The Weather.

Threatening this afternoon
and tonight, with probably
thunderstOrms; generally
fair Friday; cooler.
j. M. SHERIER,
Observer.
Temperature--At Z a. M. 76;
at $3.50 p. NJ, 50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-17
Valuable Time Saved.

Slight injuries often disable n man
and cause several days loss of time,
and when blood poison develops,
sometimes result in the loss of a
hand or limb. Chamberlain Pain
Balm is an antiseptic liniment. When
applied to cuts, bruises and burns
it causes them to heal quickly and
without maturation, and prevents
any danger of blood poison. For sale
by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-17

If you believe what you read about
Rocky Mountain Tea, see that you
get the genuine, made only by the
Madison Medicine Co. 35 cents, no
more, no less. L. H. Thomas phar-
macy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-17

Itchiness of the skin, horrible
plague. Most everybody afflicted in
one way or another. Only one safe,
never failing cure. Doan's Ointment.
At any drug store. soc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-31
COAL SUPPLY.
Summary Of Situation All Over
New England.
Maine Cities Report Little Trouble on
Account Of Shortage.
Other New England Places Not Feeling
ina the Famine.

Boston. Dec. 30.-Reports from all
sections of New England show that
the coal situation at the present time
is not in an acute state.
1t is denied by the railroad officials
having headquarters here that the
New England railroads are so short
of coal that they will have to cut down
their train schedule. Vice President
Van Etten of the Boston & Albany
says: I'VE have enough coal for a
month yet, even if we should not re-
ceive another pound in the meanwhile
President Tuttle of the Boston &
Maine says that the report of coal
scarcity and consequent reduction of
train mileage did not apply al all to
the Boston g. Maine.
Gen. Supt. Clark of the New Haven
said: We haven't much coal. If we
can continue to get the coal we need,
as we have been able to. we will not
take off any trains; if we can't get
the coal We will have to. that's all.
We are running regular schedules now,
and, so far as we know, there is MOTH
ing to indicate we will not be able to
maintain them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-31
BANGOR.
Sufficient Supply of Hard and Soft
Coal to Last Several Weeks.

Bangor. Me, Dec, 30.-The stock OF
hare and soft coal here is sufficient to
last for several weeks, by which time,
it is thought. several small cargoes OF
anthracite, which is most in demand,
will have been received via Portland.
Most of the indstrial plants in this
section are large concerns which bay
coal direct in large quantities, and
these generally receive enough before
the close of navigation to carry them
through until spring. The smaller
plants in town have been constantly
supplied with soft coal, and what those
outside have lacked in coal they have
been able to make up to some extent
with sawmill waste and other wood.
Most mills along the river run only
in summer and nearly all of them burn
wool or waste.
Tho domestic demand is well sup
piled and prices have been generally
from $40 to $12 for hard and from IS
to- $40 for soft. AS there is little coal
on hand. none is being sold except in
small lots. The demand for coal has
been one-third less than usual. this
winter. because many people stocked
up early with coke or wood.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-31
BROUGHT TO LIGHT.
AUGUSTA People Receiving the Fu"
Benefit.

There have been many cases ike
the following in Augusta. Everyone
relates the experience of people we
know. These plain straight forward
statements will do much toward re-
lievine the suffering of thousands.
Such testimony will be read with in
terest by many people.
Major C. j. House who was first I'eu-
tenant in the famous 1st Maine Heavy
Artillery. now in the Bureau of Labor
Statistics, says: THE great merit OF
Doan's Kidney Pills is unquestionable.
Labor statistics would show doubtless
a greatly enhanced earning capacity
on the part of bread winners, were a
reliable remedy known whose use
would Danish that too prevalent all
ment-kidney trouble. procured
Doan's Kidney Pills at c. K. Part
ridges Old Reliable drug store. Water
street. directly opposite the postoffice
and their use benefited me so promptly
that | have no hesitation in recon-
mending them for back an kidney
complaint"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.
". sole agents for the U. S.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no substitute.