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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-20

The announcement is made that
Otto II. Lahrmann will take charge OF
the old Lahrmann hall on West Sec
Ond street and conduct it, after some
necessary remodeling shall have been
done thereto.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-20

Salvation Army Barracks, 1909 Sec
ond avenue, services as follows: Knee
drill at a. m; holiness. meeting at
1890 a M; Christians meeting at 3
p. M; salvation meeting at 1880 p. m.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-20

When John Kehoe plunged headlong
from the bridge across Brady street
on Fifth during the noon hour yester-
day if was at first thought he had
been killed. The man was Il member
of the concrete gang working on the
track elevation. and when crossing
the temporary bridge, made a mis-
step and stumbled and fell. He
struck on his head and side and was
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-20

Mrs. Joseph Kerns is visiting rela-
tives and friends at Viola.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-20

Harry Drenter, the love-sick youth,
arrested on charge of threatening
to- kill Frcda Giles, of Milan, because
she refused to marry him. waived eN-
animation before Justice Finger yes
ternoon and was held to the grand
jury in bonds of $1,000. which was
furnished by his father.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-20

Miss Myrtle Fisher has returned
from her visit in Des Moines.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-20

Mrs. Fred Smith and Miss Grace
Long have returned from Kewanee.
Miss Frank Reynolds accompanied
them home to visit for a few days.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-20

Subscribe for The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-20

First Church of Christ, Scientist,
Twenty-third street, between Seventh
and Ninth avenues. Services at 10: As
a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Subject, morn
ing and evening, Reality" Sunday
school follows the service. Reading
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-20

The C.-G. Damenverein gave an ice
cream social Thursday evening at
Turner hall which was attended
by large crowd, it being for mem
bers and their families. Dancing was
enjoyed the latter part of the evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-20

Miss Eda Heinemann. who was Il
guest at the home of C.. \. Barnard
this summer. is to teach in St.Kather-
ines hall. Davenport. She was grad
uated from Smith college last spring.
having been Miss Barnards room
mate there
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-20

The Court of Honor lodge No. 1916
gave dance Thursday evening in
the Industrial hall which was atten-
ded by fifty couples.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-20

Ed Wards pacing mare Alice won
three tirstS in the 2:17 race at Aledc
Thursday, carrying off a prize OF
$500. Alice had all the rest of tn,
bunch running like selling platers
Time 2:1S1a, 2:17H, 2:19.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-20

New York, Sept. 2D-Reserves decreased
20 355 i25: loans decreased. sii,eei 500: specie
decreased, s5,7es, 100; legals decreased Sf,5eS,-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-20

Chicago, Sept. 20 Following are the open
ing. highest, lowest and closing quotations
in todays markets:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-20

Memorial Christian, corner of Third
avenue and Fifteenth street, Rev.
Thomas j. Shuey, pastor. Services
at 10: 80 Il. IN. and 1880 p. m. Morn
ing subject. The Mantle of Power"
Evening. sincere. but Not Saved"
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. y. p. 5.
c. +. at $50 D. IN.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-07-17

Waaner. 8ultap N1ioermeier,
Der biefi9e @efhdTtsfiibrer Der Queal
Number Gompanp, bat cine BeIuhs=
retie nab 9eutldlano angetreten.
ooniodet. Rihter Smith Bat
entihieoen. oab bic leBte 9Dabl In
ge5ug Der 2icsn5frage unaaltia lit,
aber Der Staotratb, 10 nie er iest su=
iammenaeiest ilf, miro lid ieoeniaas
iueisern, asirtbidaftlicen3en aussu=
itelen.
eltgoint. Die Sheune auf Der
Union Goul,tp gtrmenfarm lit nieoer=
gebrannt. 3as Seuer entltano ba=
ourt, oaB Elm giero auf Elm am gooen
liegenoes StreidbplS trat. es pel=
branntett aut sfuei 4feroe. S6aoen
$3.50, 8eriiderung 5000.
Surpn. Sobn Oilers, oeiien Itnte
Sano am A. Suli ourh einen 6euer=
uertt6rper abgeriIien tuuroe, lit ain Der
gerleBung seifprbeil. gblers mar 65
Sabre alt Alno beiaB Sdnoereien in
bieiiser @egeno. Seine Rinoer uo6=
nen IN Chicago. Die geeroisung ianb
bon Serrn aoOlf aubers sBobnung
aus ftatt.
y Vnntton. Der Sehn Sabre alts
Sphn bon 6rant greuer fiel Don einem
WGgen, Der nit Sano belaoen mar.
Sds cine 6interrao eing iber ieinen
MAIDEN uno oas linte 8ein, uno Die
Augen3eugen ruaren itdrr Dor Shre=
den, als he 81 ibrem grItaunen ben
Jungen, Den lie iiher toot glaubten,
aufipringeR uno oaponeilen iaben.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-07-17
(Spe;iaI eorreiponoen;.) ]

UI D. 10. SSult 1gUZ
Jtun haben mir Fhones, uarmes
Wetter fir oas Corn, bas man fbrms
LID tuahisn b0ren tann. Die sSarrner
tOmmen babel aber audi tuhtio in
Snpsib. -perr ariens bat Die Dams
mann 5arm fir $1,000 setauft.- 80.
Brute bat fiinf Nder BON ieinem Bru=
Der Sobn setauft. - Ypriaen 0ouner=
itas mar sroBs Oeburtstdqsfeier bel
6rau Bon; aaes mar ausaeriidt, I'M,
tie su iiberraIhen, fie hatten lih aber
geirrt, benn Grau Hop bate lih aut
porseieben uno balo faBen ale aemiitb=
LID beiiammen Bel Spiel uno Srant.
oenu fie bate aud oas tiible NaB nicbt
pergelIen. gs If Der WunIt Auer,
hab es 'frau Bon oersonnt fein mooe
oieien 3as nod reht oft feieru au
t0nnen. = Jrau g. Brute uno ibrs
9odter, Jrau 8. 5naper, nit ibren
Qinoern fino nod 9aebrasta au Beluh
uno geotnttn orei bis bier Wohen au
bleibeu. - 0isfe Wo4e babe ID, cine
grobe Rrantenlilte Carl 5tou1ouo,
3obert Brufe, frau Rebau, 9rou Heu-
fermann uno 6rau So. 0ltb. Mi.
whni4en Allen baloise BeKeruns. -
0err S9ulte uno 6rau BON Nleranoria
Itno bel NuAou's 3u BefuH.-llnIere
Gei4dftsleute MAIDEN cue froblid,e Ge=
flhter. infolae oss fdontn Wetters.
Sang belonoers freut iin unler bieoere
Mirtb 0einri6 gor1eroi1a, oab er
ben Seuten oie Orillen bertreibeu tam
nit ieinsm tofIi1en 8erttenlaft in
Yotts alten plas. W. 6.
Dumbolbt, IA. Suli 1902.
Dr. Carl s. Qslmep, pratsiIher
Arat graouirt aul Der Gbieaqoer Unit
perFtdt; ieoer 3uf bel 9dg unb Maht
PROMPT beautportst. Gprtd6t fur ibn
IN pelmtpS Apotbete por. l7iul
ehrif Waebl. Der maqtre bierfibelt
Wirth, bdlt wdhrenb Der eommertaQe
ei< Mplaeu Getydnie ouf Eager.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-07-17

oerbunstrte io3uiasen tiir3lid in Cons
Don neil er feline Nabruns nint per-
oauen tonnte. Bei 3eitsn eebreunte
Or. Rings Nsm 2ife Hils bdtten ibn
gerettet. Sic fdrten Den Ma9en, be-
foroeru Die 8eroauun9. irdFtigen uno
itdrten ben Appetit. Das 0elo uirb
auriidsegeben, faas Iie nidt btfrieoi9en.
Is ets. IN Or. s. Gtten{en & Sun
4pcthtfe,
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-07-17

Den Ha4barn uno 6reunoen laaen
ote unter3ei4neten fir oeren Qilfelei=
ffung uno 3beilnabme tudbreno' Der
Rrantbeit uuo oenr Abieben ibrer ge-
liebten Satin unb Nutter, 0rau
6rtb a pbiIlip, unb Der 3ablrei-
den Betbeiligune am QeihenbesdngniB
ben her5lihfen Dont.
Die Qinterbliebenen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-07-17
lSpeiials elporbcns.)
Nlerdnoria, Ia. eSuli |

N*NtNHUNsuy ~. ~ HAt 1JO-.
SeBten HtittiDph uno Sonneritao
tparen bier Sporttage. 9ferberennen,
Vnctelerennen uno 9Bettlaufen, Damn
sulegt nod 8allDnauffabrt. Dim 9on=
nerltag fuaren an bic 1000 Menihen
auf Der 8ennbnbn. - 6eimann goit
miro bis Gnoe oisIer @phe ieinen
Saloon i'm Mianoeriheiot- -6ebaube
eroffnen. - Sri. Magsie 9eifbem lit
bei ibrem 8ruoer 3. s.. 9nidbem III
geluh -6rau Reinte bon 2ardeuooo,
Sa., tpelte Elm paar gohen All geiuh
bei ihrem 8ruoer Gbrilt beinemann
mar. tehrte lebte gBohe nah ibrer Sei-
math 3uriif. - 8ieie Wohe miro nit
Dem 6unodment fur DIE nene Bant
begonnen. geter aobn bon gmern
mar su geiud bel irant Meper itber
Sonntag. = Sohn gBinanoi Bat Den
eontract fir Den nelien Stall, Den Die
bieIigen aatbpliten bauen laTien. -
W. .. Rnapp uno 6rnu tamen borige
98ote bon Californian 3lriif, mo Iie
Den gBinter perbratten. - Mathias
Wtttels uno Grau BON gmern tuarer
Elm paar Gage su 8eiud bel ibrer
aotter 5rau SObn Saroins. Cor.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-07-17
@ a il=2afe.
(Singeinnot.)

tgtngeidnot.
Der Wobnplab Der Trau 6. Bpn
bel Waa Cafe glit am z. eSuli einem
Geltplas. Waaen auF Daaen rolte
iton tur3 Dor Wiittag beran unb im=
mer mehr Wledlsrburger, gomn,ern
uno anoerer lieber oeutfher 2anosleute
ertittsgen ben oidt beissten 8efd5rten,
um Der Serrin bes 6auTes Sell unb
Segen Su tuiinlten gum 8eburtstaae.
Der oeutfte 6rauenberein aus Sunl=
bolot bate fib fab pollsdblia einae=
funoen, um NIT oem allieitiq aeThdb=
ten 0eburt5tasstinoe ben Saa froh ,u
perleben. Die reihen 8orratbstam=
mern thaten fh auf in 6aus unb
Seuer, I'm aud punger uno Durif ,u
itilen. Bis ipdt in Die giaht oauerte
oas 8eburtstassfelt, tpeltes 3eua niB
ablegte bon Der adtllng uno Dem gln-
teben, fDelhes unIere tapfers Ssrau
Hadbarin uno Wirthin nit ihren,
Der Ututter treu 3ur Settle Ifebenoen
Sohnen, sleih Harlem Reden aenieBen.
Gtn pettbin fbaleHoes Sod lei all
niliern lIsben oeutfhen Sanosleuten
esbraht, Die nod fold ih6ne Ssarni=
llenfefte iu feiern perltebeitl
Gin Rabbas.
Die gD.=2uth. 3ionsqemetnoe BEL
9Bal Gate bate am Sonntaa D. s. bs.
eiHen 5elttag, tuesbal6 fth Die oerdus
mtge Stride taft bis auf ben lebten
YlaB fullte. Die @emetnbe berIam=
melte ftt sum erfen geale in fhrent
lest auBen uno irtnen berrlid reuo=
pierten 8ottesbaufe, nm Dem @eber
aller 8aber Su oanten fir allen bisher
empfansenen Sesen, alIes @elineen
uno Vorpdrtsihreiten auF Dem Weae,
Die shre 8otteg gu ntehren uno oas
@naoenreid @briffi gu bauen gum
peile uno Segsn Der WenIhen. Wait
treuotger Gpferruillieteit BAT Die Be=
meiitoe Die erbeblihen IntoStsn auF iih
genomtten unb oarf nit 8efrieoiouna
auf oas selunsene Wert ie6en. Wir
mlnlden uno erbitten Die alseitiae
Bertltnoigung oes etuiger, unoermiIhs
ten Mortes 8ottes sur Stdrtuna oes
Vlaubens uno gum 5roIte aler Ge=
timmerten. Wenn Iolhe greoiat
gBurSeln fast, 70 ineroen mir audi ale
5elt bereit lein, unIeru MitmenIhen
nit 3atl uno 5bat gu belfen, uno
Der Segen Gottes tpiro bel uns bleibeu
anf allen unIern gDeqen. Oa5 palte
8ott! =
Am porigen Gonnerltaa, oen 10.
Suli 1902. itarb nah breimouatiiaer
&rartbeit am Wasentrebs Jrau ssrioa
ybIulp. Die 8eeroigung fano am
Samitag BON Dem Srauerbaule in
Bau Gate aus ftatt, nobel Derr paItor
Soege aintirte. Die Verltorbene mar
als 6rioa Bsrsauer am 80. slpril
1881 In para bel 2obenltein, 6iirften=
tbum ReuB, geboren. Sic tam i'm
Sabre 1868 nah almerifd uno blieb in
9arimer, penn., 5is 1886, Az pelher
3eit fie nit ibrer dantilie mad SUB
Satota tam uno iib In Wall Gate nie=
oerlieb. Sic binterldBt ibren 20 Sabre
alten Gatten uno oref Rinoer, 3tpei
Sohne, 6erulauu unb Qeinria, unb
eine 9o6ter, Grau grneftiua Sod.
Die Beeroisung fano unter grober
Berhelligung BON 8eruonbten unb
Betannter fat. Qeiber tonnte Iih bic
Fo4ter. bic in grport, penn., pobnt,
trantbeitsbalber ni9t oaran betbeiliQen.
Wir ipre4en ben 6interbliebeneu unIer
ber3linfes 8eileio aus!
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-07-17
(Spesials relponoeus.)

IN, Is. sSult l9U2
3as Wetter 1T iehr heiB uno Die
6ruht retft 3ufehenos. Neilet uno
3artoffeln leioen burh Srodenbeit. -
Serr 2oais SdulS Der betanntlih Dor
tnrser 3eit feline 6arm pertaufte, um
iid bel grainaro, NtinneIuta, cine
neue peimat6 ;u srinoen, ift Don bort
euttduiht 3urufsetebrt. Sie @eaeno
1T bort nberittuemmt. gr ift iebt in
sroBer 9erlsgenbsit, oenn um iein
Suuo suriifsutaufen, muB er nod ein-
NAL 10 piel besablsn, als er bafir be-
tommen bat. gr min ieBt mad 6uron
sieben uno Die 9relhmafhinen Hap
perm lahen. 2puis bat gnqft betont=
men Dor all DEM WdIfer in MinneIota
uno er min bod lieber in Dem Dertrof=
neten Siio=Satota tuohnen. gr follte
jeBt oas SpriihpDrt beber,iaen, oaB
man unreines Wahsr niht tpeegieBt,
'ehe man reines hat.-Sft es nitt merit
niirois, Dab In iolh' trofener geqeno
A SUB huber Weijen udhIt2 - Ser
arbeiter Sobn 2Dittrnann 1T fpurlos
Deritnunoen. Die reuer 4nfieoler
bier bel lgns fiihlen iih tuobI, Iie haben
auh aIIe llrfate oasu, oenn Die grnte
1T ausgeSeihnet. - fri. Rdt9e Rutih=
bad lit auf Der Grantenliite.
n :
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-07-17
Carl Ule0lger
(Spe;ial s9orrsipoHsen,.)

+ ~
Der 9lorreide 4. Sult iif poriiber.
Die alten 9eutiten baben lih aemitb=
LID amiifrt Bel u. Simm uno trunten
nod eins, ehe Tie sinssn; nur unIer
6reuno 3arl fehlte, mas uns aaen
rett leio that. - Sie SSarmer treffen
jegi ibpn gOrbereitungen fir Die
ernie. .-paul Sibret bat einen neuen
ginoer getauft uno lit Iton beim Ger
ltelhneioen - Bob. Simm beluhie am
Samitag gruoer 9lsbs uno lieb Oroer
bort fur einen Champion Sinoer, fuel=
de ia Die beften iino. - Qnt Sonntaa.
ben g. hatteu mir bier Elm sierlihes
llnpetter, es bat aber teinen Shaoen
sethan. - Gin Mann 9dmens Rloe
BON Chicago bate oas llnalat beiln
Jeuernertlhieben Ii1 berart su per=
leBten, oaB er ben 8erleBungen erleeen
if gorr.a
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-07-17

- ~ s7NtAN b 1sh lSRt uuS 3tctIItuQ
laHglafr, oenn Die Garmer fino nod
am eornpHlgen uno 6eumahen.-
Worssen Oonneritag iab es in 6ur=
bolot 3lemlib traurie aus, oenr fat
ole 6rduen hatten pumbolot per[aiTen
uno fparen tlah Der 5arm Der Rrau
Bop IN sBall Gate 5otpnI6ip aesooen
um bort ben 8eburtstag Der Genann=
ten 81 feierr, Bdbreno fie lid bort
aus Bette anliiiirten, muBten Die ar
men uidnner feben, fpie fie aQein fertio
ipuroen uno Der gut fohte, Der fonute
gut ellen. gsir gratuliren Dem 6e=
burtstagstinbe nod nahtrdolif. -9lm
leBten Samltag feierte 6. Wlabl nit
ieinen 8dlten uno 6reuroen Den Az.
8eburtstag. gllle uaren uiltommeu
lfto Su ehen uno sll trigten CAB es in
Dlue ilno Giille. Die Silber Goruet
gdno bratte ibm Elm Stdnoden. mir
gratuliren uno boffen, Oab oas Ge=
burtsta9stinb nod 100 Sabre lebt. -
geBten Samitag tehrte 6err 6enrp
Dtunot tpieoer aus Soma suriid. gr
uno iein gruoer Seroinano muroen
an oas Sterbebett ibres 9aters oeruz
ZEN, Der Dorige Wohe i'm alter BON
81 Sahren DerIhieo unb am III. Suli
beeroigt ruuroe. fgr. Bieie Feierte am
leBten Sonttdg ieinen "a. geburtstao.
pobet es redt luitig bersing. gDir
gratuliren nattrdglih.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-07-17

Grau W. Schroeder. - 5rau T2arp
O'gearp ftarb am Samitas mad LANCER
Rranfbeit in ibrer Wohnung norolid
BON emerp. Die geeroigung fano
am Wontas burd Reb. 6ofman ftatt.
unger ban Garmer mar am
Sonntag bier. Corr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-21
A CHAIN OF EVENTS.
How the Lives Of Others Influenced
Mr.. Hubbard's Fate.
An Interesting Account Of the Manner
in Which Circumstances Grouped
Themselves in His Favor.

Mr.. Hubbard was helpless from az
1 attack of paralysis and utterly dis
courased. He had been getting wors,
and worse, month by month. First il
I made him unable to work. then hl
could moi walk, then he could not ever
raise hand 10 feed himsclf-he could
not move any Part Of his body except
/ mis- head. But, unknown to him. all the
4 Time Of his aahction. circumstance
had been arranging themselves for hi:
I recovery.
1t al hinged OH the moving Of Mrs
Smith from New York to Sistersvilie
! w. We. She had been cured Of paralys
IS and it was through her suggestion
that Timothy Cushion. q ncfehbor ID
| her new home, was cured Of a similar
aiilicticn. Then, upon his recommen-
dalton, a MIR. Sipher. n folloW-work-
man who was raralized, took the same
course of treatment ana il cured him.
Il heard OF Siphcr's case" said Mr.
| Hubbard. VINO lives not far from
$istersrile, 'and my son took me over
to see him. IT gave me new coura &c
to hear him tell how readily he found
Ercliof, for | had given UP hope of ever
being able to move again. ! was per-
1ectly helpless. When / WAS first taken
[ was treated by three physicians, one
of them a Specialist, but | got worse
instead Of better. | could both walk
and feed myself when I began doctor
ing with them hut finally [ could move
nothing except my head. The doctors
medicine caused my stomach to pain
me Il great deal; it didn't help me
Biz ana, us | said, got discouraged.
Then, after ! saw Mr.. Siphcr and he
told me that Dr. Williams Pink Pits
for Pale People had accomplished such
4 wonderful cure in his ease as wen AZ
for MIR, Cushion and Mrs. Smith, I de-
tidcd to take this remedy myself. IN
about three weeks after beginning with
the pills ] noticed i ehange,for the bet
ter. Now L can walk ana eet around
all right. Sipher and Cushion are able
to Lc out 1T their work as oil wei drl-
lers ana Mrs. Smith, I am told is rs
spry 4 lady as there is in Sistersvilla"
Mr.. Henry J. Hubbard lives in Wit
tens. Ohio and is willing to eubstan-
tate his above statement DIR. VIII
liams Pink Pills for Pale People, the
remedy which accomplished these
marvellous cures, are not like any other
medicine. They act. not on the symp-
TOMS hut on the causes Of disease. and
have cured not only partial paralysis,
but are IN unfaling specific for AL dis
eases arising from impoverished blood
or shattered nerves. THY cure loco
motor ataXia, st. Vitus' dance. sciatic.
neuralgia, nervous headache, after
effects Of tho grip palritatior Of the
heart, pale ard snllow compicxions aud
ali forms " weakness. AL Ill drug
gists. or direct from Or. Williams
Medicine o., Schenectady. n. ", fifty
cents Icr hoX; SIS boxes for Two dollars
ana = half
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-21

her brothers. Indeed, she is much less
going than her sister, Princess
Christian. whose kindness of heart
and suffering leads her to accord social
recognition to people English. as well
as foreign. whose sole pretension
thereto is based on the fact that they
contribute to her pet charities.
Relations are once more strained be-
tween the courts of Berlin ana Munich,
owing to the refusal of the Kingdom OF
BAY aria to give up its separate postal
department and its own stamps. All
the other independent states in Ger
many have given way in this matter to
the Kaiser, the Kingdom Of Wurtem-
berg being the last to do so, and make
use Of the new stamps of the empire,
which issued few weeks ago, bear the
Inscription "Deutsches Reich Ger
man Empire). The old Prince Regent
realizes that the surrender of Bavaria's
national system of stamps and the sub
lection of its postal system to the i'm
perial postal department, which has
its headquarters at Berlin, would be a
dangerous blow struck at Bavaria'S
natiOnalism, ana at that doctrine ac-
corling to which she is the ally. and in
no sense Of the word the Vassal of the
Kingdom of Prussia and of the Ger
man Emperor. These questions of ma
tioEalism. and the dread entertained by
the non-Prussian states of Germany,
that the Prussian sovereign in his
capacity as Kaiser would cncroach
upon their independence ana autonomy,
have done more to create bad blood be-
tween the Bavarians ana the prus-
slams than anything else during the
past 50 years, and likewise to prevent
the perfect cohesion Of the German En-
pirc. The feeling among the Eavarian
people towards Prussia il one of con
tinual suspicion and even Of antaGon-
ism. ana the OH Prince Regent in act
ing as he has done in the matter Of the
postal stamps has merely complied
with the wishes &nd views Of his peo-
Ole.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-21

divorced separated couples and prevent
ing Of others from becoming separated.
ECOND Bringing from poverty and dependence to wealth
and influence.
THIRD Changing the condition of wrecks manly health
and strength
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-21
Mexican Mines Go.
Half Million Dollars Already Invested.
Property (25, 157 acres) situated in
GUANAVECEI, DURANGO,
MEXICO.

Actually operating mines (continua-
ton Of ancient work Of Aztecs and
Spaniards). New = Stamp Mill and
Machinery. cost $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-21
CHlNA'S GREAT LOESS PLAINS.
Deposited by The Wind, II is Sometimes
20o0 Feet Thick.

hll'l H commonly supposed 70 he ~
,'I.*'iS ili','ol'rd tii"' h''Ich lu' thcr
IN II 'i'''''t'i.,'' '''''iiot rs aot-
,,l - '""
,', ~ .
~ HIT 'l'H ir"i','' '.'9 - S'''iH'
ll'!S ny '"'i!cSiS - more or ies's' 'oE-
ltti II SONG "c'il' tlo7' 'it "el' II hot
i"r IN, I''u'l"r 9'"i"G''"i i"fiil' tI"h or
w ,''t .>iI', ! = A,o'"7'.'S uli'''I LII
',l',,. ~ nm, Co.; MAJ, ,,,,ii;
,',,,' - i\''5i-.' ''''''i.,i "'''' mn, !,
i l'lp' -, II
~, w. ~ ''ie -
, j. i . .'',,'l-o ''' r,..;..,,
.,-;,'.., ,t' ,'o- ,'",S -. w
caIrnraous np1 san1,. lo,.ul n.rntr,tsJ
vu,tj,aul. IN r,ot-li,-n ro,.re ~. tuhne
which have The effect 81 producing W.
ti,al cleavage IN thn formation When
:utcrsccted hv streams this depoelt
readily drypInps intn bluffs ana cliffs.
N ueuafiv contains land shells and
sometimes the bones Of land animals:
r..sr, ,.,t.,. a1,,,fr.. .,,,, ~, ,,I,ii, w.,
.'' 49,, ~ '''e'
TIL" ORGANISMS drt 'htlitiy 'tpSciit
in northern china this rc!narkah'n
accumulation covers vast areas and at
t.i,e in ,I,,.e I, tbicI-naee M fr,,n
,.''.'',' 40 i''.' y .
l''N to HWY" i'ct.
iIrhlhoi"n believes TINS peculiar de-
post 10 have been gradually aCcumu-
I.t.l l,- tbo winds OnU.incr outward
rom 'lr 'i'8l''H,t" REGIONS Oh 'VHtI'i
Asia. Vast quantities Of fine sand auG
aust arn there st,,ut III during storms
and scattered far and wide over the
,Y.f. With.
'''''''+' -
I 1 Ir=fF t.a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-21
Read Ii In His Newspaper.

George Schaub, a well known Ger
man citizen of New Lebanon, Ohio, is
a constant reader os the Dayton Volks-
zeintung. He knows that this paper
aims to advertise only the best in its
columns. and when he saw Chamber
lain's Pain Balm advertised therein for
lame back, he did not hesitate in buy
ing a bottle of it for his wife, who for
eight weeks had suffered WITH the most
terrible pains in her back and could
get no relief. He says: After using
the Pain Balm for a few days my wife
said to me, 1 feel as though born
anew and before using the entire con-
tents of the bottle the unbearable pains
had entirely vanished and she could
again take up her household duties"
He is very thankful and hopes that all
suffering likewise will hear of her Won
derful recovery. This valuable lini-
nent is for sale by John Coughlin, II.
Water street; J. C. Houlehan, Gardiner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-21
Rich in Gold & Silver.

Assays rs high rs 1890 in Silver and
$40 in Gold to the Ton. over $3.50,
900 of ore already taken out. Fun
paid. worcestershire. titles perfect. no
debt. y very limited amount of shares
are offered FOR few days at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-21
Mans Mission on Earth.
Medical Book Free,

For men only; the young, middle-aged
and old. Write today for this Wade Me-
cum Key to health and happiness. Send
cents for postage. Address The Pea
body Medical Institute, No. 4 Bulfincn
St.. Boston. Mass.
The Peabody Medical Institute has
many imitators. but no equals.-Boston
Herald.