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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-27
Joma.

Joma.
- @totens Meiertmen6 ia1nle6es
forrige l1ge til M6oe / @aterloo.
61ere bun6re6e Delegater bar 1ilite-
Sc. Mb6et bore0e / tire Gage. 8or.
gerne bite fig meget gieItfrie %
gior6e alt for at gigre @iaiterne
Opbol6et bebageligt.
- @m. @ilep, Ser for %SSnobr11bss
tpbert bor ogrnt til fIere Mors Geng>
tel, bboraf ban Tim babbe oftient en-
tortere Sio, er bIeben beroo6et al
@uoernbren poa Sorbbn at bans ILL.,
le tioarige Datter, &a5eI, ser / len-
gere Sib bor iamlet poo un6erfrif<
ter poa en- Mnibgning ON Ga6erens
8enuabntng.
- @bief @innelbeif, en- al be fi6-
ite at De birfeltg notable 8innebago.
SSn6ionere, og fom er boiat / Mlla-
mafee County, bar npltg foretaget fin
aorlige 8ilgrimsfer6 til fin Datters
@rap / Mrctic Sprtngs. Briniesie
Marinufa ligger begrabet ltge be0.
Sen Snoib, ser berer ben6es @obn.
@omle @tnneibeif, Ser / fin Sis bar
en bal6ig @rtger> goar mi / tit 80.
Mar.
= @erman @abage, Ser Dor i
Merbe6en at Marballtotp1,> flyer, at
bon er Champion Corn Bicter" for
set centrale Soma. S eIIebe Gage
bar ban pluffet 1,146 8uibeIs Mois
paa @arfen. 8aa en- al 6e ellebe
Gage pluffeoe og ~cribbe6" ban 1856
8uibels.
- 2iget at en- @bin6e blep forri-
-ge l1ge fun6et / @foben neroe6 8el=
le Blaine og er ienere bleben ioentift=
ceret iom Mrs. @m. Mepers, Ser bar
fra SETTER, Minn. Sun foribon6t
for flere Tiger ii6en fra lit &iem.
On &bin6., Ser efter 8eifripelien at
6gmme par ben6e, Dor bleben feet /
8elle @laine me6 en- nbefien6t
man6, og mon formo6er at benne
bar brebt ben6e, ga en- u%n6eri6geI-
ie al 2iget go6tgior6e at Maffen bor
breffet. Mepers er en- belitaoen6e
1Dif Garmer.
- Mejerifomisier @rigbt / Soma
paabiier / lin Marsrapport, at Mntal>
let al Meierter / Soma er / Mftagen=
Sc, me6ens Meieriernes iomle6e Seer.
81 toger til. Mange al 6e min6re
Meierier, Ser for faa Mar It6en bDg=
ee6es / @gne, bpor Ser ingen btrfelig
Srang bar til 6em> er gooet fallit
eller gaaet ino / Sc 1t6rre Meierter.
Sen gjen;eminitlige @er0t al @ta-
tens Mejerier CT $3.50, befslen6e
fra $1,000 til $4,000. MntalIet
al neutrality-suspicious. bos 6armerne
1teg fra 9O4 / 1898 til 1854 / 1908.
= .Gborles Ml6ricb, &urator for
5taten Somas biltoriife Screening,
CT nplig fommet / 8eii60elie al en-
5ten9fie, ser ffal bore ben itgrlte,
iom efstlterer. Sen beier ODER 80
8un6 og fan0tes al en- GARNER
2ouiia County, Ser bar ifer6 meo al
pIpie fin Morf. n6en at babe MneI,
lie ON 6ens 8er6t forgte Garmeren
Sen for $3.50, men Mrfeologer Il.
ger, at $500 lite er formeget for 6e11
Mr. MIbrtcb paaltaor, at sen er 1tgr.
re ems Sen pel6ige Stenefie / Smitb.
iontan Snititution / @o1bington oq
bobbelt iaa flor iom @ten6fien 1ilb6:
ren6e GieIb Columbian Muinum
Chicago.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-27

timber 8anlle 8ranben iarn1ebe
Ser fig en- bal6tg Masie Menneifer,
af bpiIfe mango ipntes at bobe 2pit
iii at gigre @peftafIer; @oritiet bar
.imioIertio paa fin soft. og boI6t COB
Droen. 8eo benne 2eiIigbe6 bar
l6er en- 11ngE2nban, Der fit nozzle
baarbe @1111bs, % me6 ben eienoom-
melige @Dmpatbi mango Mmerifane-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-27
mtsecnfn.

S. so. 8oitpicfs DrD GOODS
8uttf / Sanesptlle fit forle6en 8eipg
al Epbe, Ser tog me6 fig Belsperf og
Stlfet9ier til en- @9r6i al $4,000.
= Sor an6en @ang paa forbor6s-
big fort Sis bleb n~lricb=8pgningen,
ct treetages Muritensbus poo 4. og
Moin @tS. / Ga @rosie poelogt be6
en- Sl6ebrano forleben. Sobet on-
Iaoes til omfring $4,000. r&eil
Sboe @ompanp"s Sab er $4,000.
Sl6en opfom / en- nbeboet 2eiIigbeb.
- Gre al be fire 6orre1ningsbufe
i 8lueberrD, en- lille 2an6sbD paa
@ortbern 8acific 8onelinien fife
longt fra @uperior, itr6g nDlig meb
UNDER en- Slbebran6, Ser troes at boz
re paaiat. @5ru &Dan, en S6m,
merorbei6er, er orreiteret fom mis-
tenft for at babe anitiftet 8ranLen.
Miis @ate &ennep af Sares-
bile tog forle6en Gift ,ne6 Sen gem
figt at forforte fit 2tb, men sen bur.
tig 5bu6ien0te 2ege reo6eoe henbe.
Sun, er fun iDtten Mar gammel. On
genin6e at ben6e, &a5eI Miller, fpg.
te for. 1ogle Gage ii6en at toge fig
of6dge paa famine Mao6e, men ogioo
bun re66e6es. 8eaae 8iger er 80.
ire af aniee6e GamiIier. og 8oIitiei
itaar ! ben Sormering at Sc tilb6rer
EN- @elbmqr6er &lub, bpis Meorem.
mer alIe er unge 8iger, men Sc be.
npgter beage at en- foaoon efsifte.
rer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-27
%211innelota,

minnefota.
- 2ouis 8orter fra Motper &c.,
ogfaa fienbt UNDER Mapnet Mc@uire,
ser bar in6Iat / 5totens @eformon.
1tolt / ct. @louo, bIep forle6en fun
set bengenbe 500 / lin @elle al 8agt,
man6en. &an bop6e begaaet @elp.
moro. .8orter bar fun % Mar gam.
mel men en- forber6et GorbrD6er.
- 2iget of Mrs. 6. 81. 8elgen,
&uitru til en belitaaen6e Sarmer fire
Mi1 @p6 for 5pring @robe, bleo
forleben fun6et bengen6e / ct Sre,
otte r&o6s" fra tit Stem. Sun par
40 9lor gommel og Mo6er til ipb
8prn, set pngite otte Maane6er gam.
melt. Man tror BUN bar aflibet fig
/ ct Mnfalb at Sin6sforbirrtng. sun
bopbe beret ipgelig / 1engere SID.
- 6armer Mn6rem Superion, Ser
boer / Merbe6en at @anbp, Minn.,
bar / flere Mor bgret plaget al ct
ltfrubt, iom ban forgjepeS idgte at
faa u6rD6oet. Gil1i6it ien6te ban EFT
Brbpe al 6ets @b66er til ct 6irma /
@bicago for al faa at bioe, bpao set
por, og ban fit 6en 8eifeo, at BET bar
@inieng, og at 8irmaet piloe beta1e
bom IS pr. B6. @pober, Der bar al
iomme @bolitet fom Sen in6ien6te
Brppe. Do Ouperlon b6rte bette,
bei1utte0e ian at itan6ie n6rpo6el.
fen al bette vufrr16t".
- @a(get al liot ober 1000 @cres
@toten tilb6renhe 2an6 / Otter Sail
County fanot forle6en @teo I 6erguS
Sails. @rtierne bariere6e fra Sc
til $40 pit. Mcre. 2an6et bar ble>
ben praget be6 foregaaen0e @a1g, 90
set n9iten attainment er 5umplan6,
men. life b%eitomtn6re bor 8n66ene
oerpoo liblige. Sen erbol6te Glen
neminitspris for 2an0et :bar noget
ODER So pr. Mcre. @n @eftion
@oo6ii6e Somnibip, Ser biotil life
funoe fin6e &igbere, er MI iolgt for
fra $3.50 til $1,000 pr. Mcre, paa
@runo at Mnleggat at en- @flpbsfa-
nal, ser nil 6rene 2an6et. @1aten
eier enonn 5000 McreS / @onntpet.
= 8elfplbninger al en- meget gro=
beren6e &otur er al SEN municipale
&eformltgo / @a1t @ran6 SORTS Die
bet fremfbrt mos 8pens 8orgerme'
ltert Sobn S. 8ran6t. 8eifpl0nin,
gerne in6ebol6es / en- Betition til
8Draabet ON at afi9tte MaDoren, og
Sc alporIigite er, at ban / nalten to
Aar bar mo6taget fra $500 til 5000
maoneolig / Stifpenge at Spillere oq
Saloonberter, at ban bar be1t1ffe1
@elgere be6 at gibe Dem SIS og 500;
at ban bor tilla6t @inrum, bnori
lgsogtige &binber bolber til, / Sor.
bin6elie me6 5aloonerne, at ban bo1
Io6et u6Ite6e en- 8ponpisning pae
$3.50, u6en 8empn6igelfe al 8prao'
set og at ban ttllo6er Solooner a,
bore oobne paa Siber, 6a Sc bnr6t
bcIoes lnffe6e.
~ Monge e%ien6ommelige &arafte
rer benleber en- 1tille, tilbagetrufte
Silperelie / be eniomme @fobegne
Sen norblige Del al Staten. Sm-e1
Of 6em mel6es MI fra 8emt6ii, a
ban er ofgaoet be6 0e6en. Set pa,
en- gammel Tpifer, SS11lius Shutting
ser efterlo6 en- bnr6ifurb @runoeien
bonn rt9r beo 8lacf6ucf, og ga ia,
ingen S%legtninge efterlo6 fig ber
2onbet og set bill pere banffeligt a
opipore bans S1Ggtntnge / Ep1flon6
bill bans @ien6om antagelig tiIfal6
@taten. San boeoe ganife alene
fin Spite og bleb ii9l6en bei6gt a
Menneifer, men @fobens Sugle 0!
firfs66e6e Sfabninger bar bans Sen
ner, og babe Sl1gle, @gern, bills
&aniner, u@rouie" og andre Sl1gl
tog fit Sg6e at bans &oan6 og ON
CITIES Dam Tom bar ban en- at 6ere;
2ige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-27

oGt
|Eabet beo en- SIbebronb ! WiIpoufee.
Syo Dafota.
= ~Ebe Subtle @raminer" bar
Iuffet @tate 8onf / .@gon paa
@runb at at ben lite fun6e ino6ripe
fine 6or6rtnger. Depolits an6rager
$40, 1000 og 2aanene $4,000.
- Garmers @%o=operotibe EeIe.
pbone @ompanD er Mobnet poo ct
@on1pagni at 6armere / BEN nor6lige
Sci at Oonfton 60. Sobn SO. Gar
ion er @ompagniets @reiioent, Sans
@anion, &usierer, og gilbert @atb,
@efrefer. &ompagniet bar figbt
2inierne mellem Center @oint og
@iborg og bill forlenge Dem.
- &bo6 Der / MangeI al ct be6re
@abn eaar UNDER 8enebnelien Mais.
1tilfipgoom, og. Tom bpert @fteroar /
flere Mar bar bol6t &begabIere 1tgr.
re og min6re Sab, bor otter pi1t fig
bos @beget. Sc f6r1te EiIfel6e
in6trof nerbe6 @tban / Sen ip6elt>
lige Sci af Dabiion County, bbor to
Sormere bper miite6e flere @tpffer
4oeg. Merfeligt NOT bap6e @pe-
get peret / Maismorferne / fIere
Tiger fbr Spg6ommen tom til l6.
brr6.
= Gl Sorbe6ringer og @epara>
TONER poa @tatens Mgerbrugs Col,
Ieqe / 8roofings er ioor bleben uo<
gibet en- nalten ligelaa flor Gum
iom ifior. On flor M 5tal6 bDgges,
-
Ser ifaI u6itDres mel alle mo6erne
Acknowledgment, og 8armeappara=
tet, Ser inart ct fer6ig og iom oil
lepere @arme for ollie 8pgntnqerne,
biI ogiaa folte betpoeligt. Mange
andre Sorbe6rtnger ct blepne in6fpr=
tie; 1oaiom ME Cube, Cement Gor.
tobe off,. ~. &
= @iere al 9%erfemaifiner oil for
6remtioen betGnfe fig to @onge fpr
Sc ienoer fine. Muifiner til % / Seer
be6en al. Mibton, Spinf 60, at ogm=
me efter. sen @rfaring ct &ar al Sem
bar gjort iaar, men iom be16igbis Ell
eneitaoenbe. .@n Terifemoifine, til.
bprenbe en- Man6 be6 Scam Climber:
ion al Mor6 9afota, fprarrg Suffer
ga Sen bar / Mrbei6e paa Somnlet
6armen, ser brides al $. @el5ine
og Mariagen til @%fsploitonen bar
6gr1tningen ubefien6t. @el5in'
leieoe ga en- Qnben Ser1femoifine
bbis @ier boe6e / &anias, til ot-fnI6.
FIRE Mrbejoet> og oglaa benne efs
plo6ere6e efter at bobe beret 6rebe
en- fort Sis. Slere al Solfene fl
fine Mniigter og &aar ipe6ne, me1
TOM beIbigbis' lite eIlers til @fa6e
Offer SEN fbrite @fsploiton bleb e1
ltn0eri6gelie lat igang og set op6oge
6es, al en &ieltring bap6e 1agt Ell
@osie 6prlttffer in6 / &ornitaffene
fIere &unore6e blep iaoleoes fln6ne
Sen on6en @fsploiton fpl6tes iamm
MorIog. 9e tire Men6, Somnlep
@el5ine og @ieren al Sen on6en Ser
ifemaifine, ser TOM oberenS om a
6ele Sobet, ifr1l6e set otter goa go1t
er bber $3.50 fatttaere. SITE Sc
min6ite @por til 0p6agelien. al bben
ser Iog6e Spritifferne / @ornet e
f1n6ef, men set 6aftum, at begg
/ Maifiner1e in6f6rtes fra an6re Sfa
ter tD6er poa, at en- eIler an6en Gle
al Iofd1e S%erifemaifiner bar en- Sin
ger me6 / @ptllet, brebet 6ertil a
9grqrelie og for at blipe al me6 be
iberlige @o11furrenter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-27
J%l1inneapoGS.
sfbitelbbninas : Saione,1 / 8pe1s

Sfbjtelpbuings @eione11 / 8pens
Barfer aabnes i6og, 50 Sien MI CT
albeles filter. Ser er inbrettet &ar-
mebuie / 2oring, &omoerborn og
@an @lebe Barfer, iom 8pen op.
retboloer. @aa 2afe Sarriet, @al-
bour % Gate Of tie Ssles bar 5fpi<
telgbntngen allerebe / flere Dage bee
ret / f1lb Gong.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-27

Set npe Charter, font en- @omis-
fion bor bapt UNDER Operpeielie oe
n6arbei6eIie / rogen Ei6, er MI fer
6igt og oberleberet til Moporen, Der
bill obergibe BET i'll 8Draa6et BED BETS
Mg6e imorger Mften. @n at &c.
mis{iorens Meolemmer, so. 6.
Mc@aIe, 11egte6e at un6erifrtbe Gor-
Foget, 90 ban ct e1 iprtg Mo61tan-
Der al bets @asius ON at in6fere 81
bill Serbice / 8ron6- % 8olttt De-
partementerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-27

2ereren:: rSppr6an lebeoe
&riitian Ben Mn6en / 6engielet?
6ortnI mig list ON Set. @an Du
lite BUTTE, at ban tit Mab ino glen.
mem. .1noo? SSn6 giennem ct Sui
Is. q
Drer1gen: rs Mniietet.~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-27
&anlles Gbpu GaIe 6abrif poo

&amlles @botu Gaie Tabrif paa 8.
Mbe., 1ige ODER for G%o,rtbuiet,
brenote 6reoag Mften. Set bar cit
al Sc itgrite og beftiglte @ranbe, iom
8ran6bnienet / set ii6ite Mars Ei6
bor bapt al befempe. Sen 1tore
8pgning bor fra @iel6er til Soft
fDlot mes Dberlt b%ren6bare eager,
og set tog fun nogle faa Minl1tter
efter at Sl6en, Ser oplto6 / Maifin-
rummet, bar op6aget, fgr bele 8Dg-
ningen ito0 / lps Sue, og alt bpa0
Ser funoe brenoe git / 2pbet; TIM
Sc 1egne M1tre itaor ttlbage og fer
pberlt foretruen6e us for Smgibel=
ierne, bporfra 8pgningsinipefteren
bar beor0ret benz fiernebe. Sc om<
1iggenoe Srebuie blep meget beifa=
1ige6e og nogle at SEM maatte rem=
mes. Selefonfompa9niets &on<
torbDgnimg, ser ligger lige op til
8ran6ite6et> bar / Sen 1t6rite Sare,
men set lpffe6es at re66e Sen. 5fa-
Sen Igber op ill ODER 800, 900.
BouI(e bar Ieiet en- Sabrifbpgning
poa @D6gltioen, bbor @irfiombe6en
forelpbig bill blipe f%ortlat. S So
brifen arbejoe6e flere 9anife, ser IL
geiom ollie Mrbei0erne mt1te6e 6eres
@erftei bpilfet for fleres @eofom=
men6e bIiber ct Sob paa ODER $500.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-27

blep bega1et pad Srdt1tltn ADe.
8roen, bar / Sen it6lte nge lat @tn<
oene / lterf @epegelie paa @rlin6
at Sc ubpggelige Sorbolo ,unoer bpil<
fe set bleb iorgbet. Sen MDr6e6e
er en- italienif 6%rugtpe6ler, Sa1pa=
oor 8attalia, og Moroeren er en- art-
ben sStoliener, 9lntonio Gol6erona,
begge nnge Men6. 2iget at 8at-
1oIio bIeb fun6et tort Sis efter at
Mor6et por begaoet, og &o1itiet blep
1trafs nn6errettet % latte fig / 8e=
begeIie for at paagribe Moroeren.
Ser fan6tes- tp0elise 8lo6ipor poo
8roen og Der fra ab ct. Saul til,
og set bore6e life l9nge, fer man
tom poa 5por efter, at set moatte
bore GaIberona ser bar Moroeren,
6a alt pege6e.i &etning al bom; man
Dor big paa, at ban bor iaaret og
boI6tes ifiult / ct. Saul. Mlle
n6gonge fra 6enne 8p bleo ffarpt
bepogteoe, og man bar iiifffer paa at
grtbe bam. Set lpffe6es bam BOG
peo en- @egerIeges og en Sogfdrers
&ielp, iom ban bab6e betroet fig til,
at fomme tgiennem 8olitiringen oa
mnofomme til minneapolis, bbor ban
ielb obergap Zig til 8oltttet og | ct
efterfglgen6e Sorbgr erfien6te fig
ifbI6ig / Mor6et; ban paaitaar, al
ban ban6le6e / @elbforinar, og at Sc
@oor, ban bar faaet, bebiier bette:
men 8olitiet. nerer- en- ft9rf Mis'
tonfe ON, at ban bar ti1fbiet fig felt
6isie @oar, Ser er at en- meget lei
8effoffenbeo. &ba6 Der egenlia Zig,
ger bog Mor6et, ON set er ct nb1laq
of perionIigt Sien6ifab eller ct @er1
Sen 11bpggelige Mafia, ct ita1ieni1
Mor6ielffab, Der ogiua bar Mfoelin'
ger Der j 2arbet, er en6nu lite OPP
flaret. Seller lite er man pan rene
me6, ON @al6erona bar babt Me6.
FpIbige, bba6 BOG meget tD6er paa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-27

= Son: rSborfor Iober gu bog
fte6fe sin spaoierfioIe bIibe iaa.
Ions2?"
Gun: $50, booo Fl,Ioe iee bel el-
Iers bore / ben enc $oonb
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-27

- 2ouis 8orter fra Motper Co.,
ogfaa fien6t UNDER Mopnet mc@uire,
ser bar in6iat / @tatens @eforman'
ltolt / ct. @louo, bleb forle6en fln-
set bengen6e 500 / lin @elle al 8agt,
monoen. SON bop6e begaoet Selp-
moro. ,8orter bar fun % Mar gam-
mel men en- forber6et SorbrDber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-27
Forretning med Landdistrikterne en- Specialize

Kj6ber og se1ger
korn, Provisioner og Jernbaneaktierz for
kontant e1ler paa Margin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-27

Skriv, te1efoner e11er ~te1egrafer til os ON
Meddele1ser og Markedslister.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-27

- @m. @ilep, Ser for SSnobr11bss
tpbert bnr o6mt til f1ere Mars Gnng-
iel, bboraf ban Tim bobbe oftient en-
tortere Sio, er bleben beraa6et at
@ubernbren paa Gorbbn at bans Ill.
le tiaarige Datter, &o5el, ser / len.
gere Sib bor iamlet poo %l1n6erifrif<
ter poa en- Mnibgning ON Ga6erens
8enaaoning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-27

Drengpn: IS S Mniigtet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-27

= 2iget al Mrs. 6. 81. 8elgen,
&uitru I'll en belltaaen6e Sarmer fire
Mil Sp6 for @pring @robe, bleo
forleben fun6et bengen6e / ct Sre,
otte r&oos" fra lit Stem. Sun par
40 Mar gommel og @o6er til ipb
8prn, set Dng1te otte Maane6er gam.
melt. Mon tror bl1n bar aflibet fig
/ ct Mnfal6 at Sin6sforbirring. Sun
bap6e beret ipgelig / lengere Ei6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-27
6totens Meierimpn6 iamle6e{

- @totens Meierimen6 iamle6es
forrige uge til Mg6e / @aterIoo.
6lere bun6re6e Delegater bar 1%ilite-
Sc. Mb6et bore0e / tire Sage. 8or-
gerne bite fig meget gieitfrie %
gior6e alt for at gigre @i9iterne
Opbol6et bebageligt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-24
PEOPLE WE KNOW.
They are Augusta People, and What
They Say is Of Local interest.

When an incident like the following
occurs right here at home, 1t Is bound
to carry weight with our readers. SO
many strange occurrences go the
rounds of the press; are published as
facts, people become skeptical. on one
subject skepticism is rapidly disap-
nearing. This Is due to the actual ex-
nerience of our citizens and their pub
lie utterances regarding them. The
doubter must doubt no more in the
face of such evidence as this. The
public statement of reputable citizen
living right here at home, one whom
you can see every day, leaves no
ground for the skeptic to stand on.
Mrs. C. F. Church of No. Cush-
man street says: II had good deal OF
trouble from imperfect action of the
kidneys. There were severe pains in
my back 1 was very restless nights
and my appetite was poor An adj
vertisement in our daily paper called
my attention to Doan's Kidney Pills.
Mr.. Church got me a box at Z. X.
Partridge's Old Reliable drug store,
directly opposite the postoffice. its use
soon brought me relief. A second box
ended the pains in my back, restored
my appetite and entirely removed the
feeling Of unrest and languor."
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.
Y, sole agents for the U. S.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no substitute.
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A Washer Smashed,

The "masher" is always a man of
small brain and large conceit. Usual
ly he is young, although there are ex-
ceptions to this rule. He has a hide as
thick as that of rhinocerous and is
not troubled by any of the instincts of
gentleman. 1t is always pleasing to
see one of these fellows get his just
deserts. Nemesis is sometimes long
while in reaching this class of ro-
dents: but she usually overtakes them,
if death doesn't get in ahead of her.
One of these fellows recently alighted
from a train at Winslow Junction, in
Pennsylvania, ana proceeded to make
himself obnoxious to Miss Mary Reed,
spirited Philadelphia young lady, who
was waiting there with a team to meet
her father on his return from Atlantic
City.
While the young man and party of
friends were waiting for their train.
he amused himself by making insult
ing remarks to the young lady, who sat
in her pony carriage. She could not
resent his unwelcome attentions on
account of her horse being FESTIVE, and
he at last took hold of the horses
bride and held it in spite of the girls
protests.
Just as the Lakewood train pulled
into the station and the young man
ceased worrying the girl in order to
catch it, her father arrived on the scene.
Without telling him of her intentions,
the girl handed him the lines and seiz-
ing the whip from the socket ran to the
car which the young man had entered
and, catching him in the aisle be-
labored him soundly until he cried for
mercy.
The affair happened so quickly that
none of the friends of the man had
time to interfere and Miss Reed ran out
of the car and jumped from the plat
form after the train had begun to
move. When her father heard the
story from her he was furious and
made an effort to have the man ar
rested farther up the line, but did not
succeed.
The fellow had been well punished,
however, so perhaps it was just as
we'll. It is safe to say, that this masher
at least will be little more cautious
in the future.
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Waterville Sentinel: The Kennebec
Journal is urging the people of Au-
gusta to take steps to obviate the
present grade railroad crossing at the
foot of Rhines Hill in that city. The
Maine Central runs across the street
at this point and the tracks of the
electric railroad crosses the same at
that place. The hill is steep, being
about eleven feet to the hundred. a
sharp decline that is at all times dan
gerous but more particularly in the
winter time. While this crossing is
most dangerous to the public it does
not seem as if the city of Augusta
should be obliged to contribute a single
cent toward the construction of an
overhead crossing; for both railroad
companies are amply able to pay the
bills. Should a serious accident occur
the company responsible therefor
would be obliged to pay damages far
in excess of the cost of making the
changes needed to insure comparative
safety to passengers on both roads.
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The Unmuzzled Press.

Judge George Gray of the United
States circuit court, who gained es-
pecial prominence as chairman of the
anthracite coal commission, bearded
the lion on Saturday and in public
address at Wilkesbarre in Governor
Pennypacker's state, took occasion to
emphasize the importance of free
and untrammeled press" as potent
influence for good"
OF a "free and untrammeled press"
Judge Gray said:
at is a reflex of public opinion,
which, on the other hand, it helps to
mold and direct We all live today I'M
der it's calcium light and the growing
sense of responsibility on the part of
those who conduct it is new ground for
hopefulness as to the future.
1--WE sometimes resent its invasion
of our privacy, it's mistakes and false
judgments, and in our anger at the
original offender we are apt to forget
the beneficence of the institution and
think we pay high price, very high
price, for the untrammeled freedom of
the press But do not let us forget that
we have received a hundredfold return
for the price we have paid.
Through it mainly does public
opinion exert it's sa1utary influence, and
through it largely are exploited the
true defenses of the individualism and
personal liberty on which have dwelt
so much"
The remarks of Judge Gray express
the very reasons which prompted the
enactment of the muzzle law, also the
very reasons why no attempt has been
made to enforce the statute now that
it is on the books. Because certain
politicians wished to escape from the
calcium light" of the press they
sought to extinguish it. but because
they found it reflected public opinion
these very politicians now hesitate to
use the extinguisher they made.-Syra-
cuse Post-Standard.
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Personal Notes,

The visit of King Victor Emmanuel
of italy to France has been definitely
fixed for October L.
Judge Henry C. Ide of the Philip
pine Commission, will sail from San
Francisco for Manila on August IS.
Major A. E. Ransom of Milwaukee,
will shortly go to England to prosecute
the claim of the American heirs to the
$70,C00,000 Ransom estate.
Rev. Thomas Francis Iillis, rector of
St Patrick's church, Kansas City, has
been appointed vicar general of the
Kansas City diocese by Rt. Rev. John
]. Hogan.
The officials and friends of Trinity
College, Hartford, favor the selection
of Rev. Arson Phelps Stokes, Jr., sec
rotary of the Yale Corporation, for the
president of Trinity.
Rev. Byron Alden of Streater, Ill.,,
who will be 81 years old on November
next, is the oldest Methodist minister
in the world. being eight months older
than the Rev. Joseph Ayres of Sidney,
Ohio.
The st. Louis Worlds Fair Ex-
ecutive Committee has sent to Presi-
dent Roosevelt a gold medal as a
souvenir of his visit to the city on
April 80 during the dedicatory cere-
monies.
Dr. Charles +. Rand of Washing
ton, has in his possession the greater
portion of piece of bareback which
was issued to him the morning of July
q, 1861, Just before the first Battle of
Bull Run.
Sir Moses Ezekiel, the famous Gin
cinnati sculptor, now a resident of
Rome, has given to the Virginia Mill
tary Institute an effective and artistic
monument, called Virginia Mourning
Her Dead"