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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12
Sim oanfbnrcr 9Saticnt.

oSn Der 3egel belpd6ren iol6e Ser
ionen, bic frunf lparen unO geIunb ge=
ma6t ipuroen, fir ben Nr3t, lpelder
iie 6eilte, nur cine tur3 6duernoe
9anfbarfeit. Sine 9lusnabme odpon
bilbet !0r. Wiqiam Nerpan, Elm giz
garren6Gnbler bon g}r. 1000, @Iliottz
itrobe, Canton. 8pr flint Sabren
tpurbe er BON etnem b05artigen &az
tarrb i'm Sopfe befaqen, ipelder Der
8eI9idIi6feit aqer Dpn inn nm Hatb
befragten 2ler3te SroB Bot. Naie,
Sbren, 6als uno @lugen iparen baz
ron affi3irt: S6pinDelanfdQe 3eigz
ten 1i9 nit iol6er 0eftigteit, baB er
5ufpeilen ipie Elm 8etruntener auf Der
Gtrobe lumber taumelte. 9ieie &rdntz
beitsz@r i6einungen Daren BON atuten
aopfi9mer3en uno &lingen in ben
O6ren begleitet, ,poOur6 cine t6eilpeiz
ie Saub6eit eintrat. Gr perlor fetnen
Mppetit, unb iein f0rperliaer 3uitanO
mar 10 ge19pddt, ols ob er an @usz
5e6rung fit. Sn bieIem beouuernsz
pertben 3uitanbe panote iid 9r. gtez
rDan an Or. 6artleb, ben Spe5idltz
item fir NaIenz, 9alSz unb Sbrenz
franfbsiten, gfr. 81, NorbzpacaItr,
Inn Rut6. Gine ri6tige 9idgnoIis
feBte Or. 6artlep in benStunb, Dur4
feline 8e6dnblungstpeiie eine ppllz
itGnbige 6eilung gu er5ielen. 6r. See
rDan 1T 10 erfreut iiber Ieinen gebefz
Ierten 9eIunbbeits5uitanb - unb er
1T 10 ipoblauf, ipie er ie 5upor in Ieiz
nem 2eben NOR - baB er geItern BEL
benz 2lrste porlprd4, um Demielben
obermals ieinen 9unt uusSuipre6en
fir bic abiolute 6eilung zines 2eiz
oens, fpel6es i'm fir bic 4usiibung
Ieine5 8eiddfts unfdbig uno ietn
2e6en gu einem @lenb genu6t bate.
Or. 6artlep bat tpd6reno ieiner 25z
idbrigen graris Sauienoe iol6er 8uz
rem er5ielt, unb es fommt ibm that
iG9li9 ielten Elm 5aq por, Der ni9t
Ieiner 9ebunDlunestpeiie peidt. -
(Saturbah Hepiep.l (193-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12
Gin Sadercibeiiber oas Cpier bon
StraBcn>glanbern.

u ater6urp, Gonn., II. Suli.
= SSIioor Gapulsti, Der in gtr. 9,
@ineItraBs, eine9ddersi betreibt, ,lpura
be 6eute friib an Sbomuiton Rodo
nit gefeTelten9Gnoen bepuBtlos dufs
gefunoen. Sm 6OIpitul erlangts er
oas 8etpuBtIein pieosr uno er5d9lts,
oaB er bon StraBenrdubern nteoeresz
i9laoen uno beraubt norben lei. Sic
lisBen i'm oann 9sfeFelt ltegen. Gr
befinoet ith in fritii6em 3uitdnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12
Sif 0ikc.

Nepzgort, II. Suli. - Sn
S5olge Der unertrGgli6en 0iBe Itarben
beute Bis N}ittag elf Yerionen in
8rootlpn unO brei in NelpzYort am
9ibifla9e.
CHARLES 8. Martin, Der Superinz
tenoent bes Sngenieurs = 9epurtez
msntS Der 8rootlpner Bride, itarb
in Hodanap i'm Quter pon 72 Subren.
I'm 8 llbr Nd9mittags bra6te ein
8etpitteriturm Die lanqeriebnte @rlOz
1ung BON Der 6iBe. Der Sbermome=
ter, lpeldes I'm 2 llbr ouF 81 8rao
itunb, fiel binnen tur3er 3eit auf 68
8rab. 2lQe 6ofpitdler Der Staot
fuD nit 6iBpatienten iiberflut6ct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12
Raubanfaa i'll Wa6afjuictts.

g8eItfie1o, M}uii., II. Suli. -
4atrid 9eougb BON 0olpote lit in
laBter g1odt bier offenbur ous Opfer
zines m0rberii6en l1eberfaus genorz
ben. Sin qoli5iit fdno Den W}ann
an proIpett SiG in balls bepuBtloz
fem 3uitunoe nno bradte i6n nut)
Dem 6oIpital, no er in p0llige 8ez
nuBtloIigfeit oerfiel, obne nG6ere On
gaben MAIDEN 5u t0nnen. Die Ner3te
tonitatirten 3ohlrei6e i6tpere 8erlez
bungen am 8opfe uno bdlten ben gu
ituno oes ofFenbdr 8erdu6ten fir lez
bensQefd6rlih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12
Gan, Gbiraan'cr StDI.

G6icdgO, II, Suli. : 3pei
ganoiten ii6erfielen na4 Mitterna4t
ben Saloon BON grnItSpier unNoroz
Qi6lano Ipenus. glur Elm 8ait be-
fdno ii6 oaislbit, Ger 19 Sabre dlts
S1neioer Otto Haunoer. Die 8un@
bitten bsfahlen Dem Wirtb uno Dem
Gait nit porgs6ultsnen Hspolpsrn, bic
9dncs in Die 90be gu bsben. Der
Wirtf t6dt, lpie ibm geteibsn, Rdunz
Der ufer iu9ts Die 5biire su sslpins
ren uno gu sntfliebsn. Giner oer9anz
bitten I9ob nd6 linn uno Die ausel
ging ibm our6 Den 2eib. Die 9dn=
bitten itaAlen raid $40 pom GaibzRsz
siiter uno entflofen. Gaunoer piirfte
nit Dem Ge6en DapontDmmen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12
teref1anten llnterbaltung beitGtigte er

bas 9eriiat, baB Der gapit ben
Wunid uusgefpro9en babe, in Der
grOBartigen 2ateran 9aIiliea beerOigt
gu nerben. Der aarbinaI 5eigte bem
8crtreter Der preHe cine Menge Sou=
penire, pel6e er bon Mmerita mit9ez
bradt bate. sd lab ben 9apit erit
geitern Ibeno," iagte Der Saroinol,
nunb er mar iehr, ie6r i6tpa4. Gr
perliert Die GelpaIt iiber feline 3unge,
feline Worte tlar aus5uipre6en; uber
feline geiitisen 6dbisteiten iinb tlar.
gr fdeint pon Der S9nere ieines
Sales feine 2lbnung gu baben. So
mar gum 8eiipiel bic 3eit fir bus
Qbbalten Der HitualzGpngregation
bel pel6er nur Der gdpit ben 8oriiB
fii6rt, fir cine eetpiIfe 3eit feitgeIeBt,
I'm Die 5rage Der &annniiirung ber
Sungfrau bon Orleans aufsune6men.
Der heilige 8dter bate bieIe 9lngelez
9en6eit i'm 9eod4tniB, unb trpB ieiz
nes 3uitdnbes lieB er ieinen Setretdr
9tmici fommen unb fpies i'm an, tie
8erIummlung Seitipeilig gu pertugen,
tpobei er auf bas Stefite beoduerte,
nt6t i'm Stanbe fein 5u tonnen, Der
9eriummlung am nd9iten 9ienitag
bei3upobnen, aber er perbe 1i6erli6
i'm Stunbe Iein, Die Congregation
balb begriiben 81 t0nnen."
&aroinul SatolIi fiibrte bieien
3pif6enfan an, I'm gu 5eigen, oaB
Der Yapit feline jeBige 8runf4ett 10
betro6tet, boB er balo ipieber 10 ipeit
bergeIteQt fein tpirb, Inn bic 2eitung
Der pi6tigIten 8irdenfrugen pieoer
felbIt iibernebmen gu t0nnen. Der
Sarbinal iaiittelte a6er trallrt9 ben
8opf unb fiiete 6insu, baB er iiberz
aeugt lei, Der 6eilige 8ater tonne ni6t
Idnger, als b06itens Elm puur Sage
leben. n0snn obl6on iein @eDdatz
nib nunberbdr tlar lnb lebbaft lit,
fubr Der 8arbinuG fort, 10 tGuI6en
Die GuBeren 3ei6en bon StGrfe gang
bebeutenb, IS lit gli9ts peiter, als
Der forttpd9renbe @ebrdu6 BON 1tarz
fen Stimulun5mitteln, buuptid6li6
gaffein; Die Notwithstanding
berieIben Itiibt feline &rGfte uno bds
2eben 3eitlpsilig, uno iobulo Der ST.
fett Der Stimulan5mittel fi6 perz
flii4tigt, fGlt er in ben S3nd6e3uz
itanb 3uriif. 9ieIes 1T gum She'll
ouf bic @mpfdnqli6teit ieiner Nerpen
gu I6reiben, pel6e ben tiinitliden
Stdrfungsmitteln iofort ertipre4en,
aber 1ie perlisrsn fofprt i6re Stdrte,
nenn Die Stimulan3mittel bprent6alz
ten iperoen.
Grmutbigenbe e q d d E II
at 6 R 0 m.
90 a I b in q ton, II. Suit @rz
mutbigenbe Na6ri6ten be5iigli6 bes
3uItanoeS oeS Yapites trdfen beute
2tbenb 6.44 bei'm pGpitliden 9eleguz
ten Migr. 5alconio Elm. S5n einem
&abelgrdmm be5 &arbinals Gumpolz
la aus Rom beiBt e5: Der 3uitanb
bes beiligen gaters lit ettpus beher."
Die 3eit bes 9tbienoens lit ni6t an
gege6en. bod in 9tnbetru4t Oe5 I'm
Itanoes, baB bieies beute Die 5peite
8epef6e aus 8om iIt, glaubt man,
buB ii6 cine enti4iebenoe 8eferung
i'm 3uitonbe be5 Yapites 9elteno 9ez
ma6t bat. 8isber traf tdgIi4 MIR
cine 9epeide Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12
ks[cSie Bon-Ton gan;en 5aa
syamlIien=ErfurIinnrn mad

9lnnappltS-iIito -lSeif Sitter.
arnapolis il in uniersm staatt Elm Quait BON
qrost,m SHttrcf, etporptn; Uluionsn psa Ioi=
lars iptron iitr bic }lotten= =gltae,nit bosStaats=
@tbdupt uuo dTort AnlaQtn ocrauseabt (xnp eaHn
bitis btrlbmt.n rTtoi,o Grabs ~ Eanu bic
tDeibtppfeeu g8sItH, peht biz goi btEunttr rpl.
len, metsRipcr, Galtspiac. Gboltspoint. ebaep=
5pot fIh auf WsiI:n critrtdtnDt 2osirbdui.r une
fiasn ei, Sai.l: sroSe Sccntrie'n an s.n qar.
buugsplabrn, uuo eaHn bas burb Bit Seslujt trs
ituett 98oblbtfirotn.
DIR populate Idmpftr g NJ mo BiIts"
i,otn W WoHtaa, gt ~ 10 d, Jrtitaq nm
s ubr gormittcQs Sonntaqs un 40 lIbr
0ornittaos. TiifIuft s llbr abtaes
9iItis 5Oc. Gm lG Suni btginutHb.
(Suni7, ,I&S9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12
f'o1k=U Urstk= =Dampfbost> Uompaanis.

Sampfcr p.rldbt Soeion's lHnfts, GUS sngori'
etrost, tGalib aubr Samiaos. BERN. une
2SO Watu.; gropn's gD,ri,t $40 gprm une
gatm.: sauitaas gorm. nno 2.3o Rebm.;
grsipn's 10 gsrm. uno Ratm.; eennto1s
unp @orm. uue Iabm. nab Iod.er.t;
nj,jsIbt IUft. uaa SiontrsGrttt tdalib Vorm.
unb 30 9adm: groDns eetrit. 10 @orm,,
urD 9ahn eonntaes unh Srru ure
Tdhm Gin,raaureen fGV ete Sdten 1esi anat1
remn,,u Tahiuiroatn b.i T. o. yeats. Sn
perinfenntnt Der 99srf't. tWai2l.5pfls.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12
9tr Faplt luiro btlitr,
Merfli6c 8ehcrnng bcs 9er,lcibens beg bodz
betagten Yatienten.
Nabm eme fraitise @ittassn,ab5eit mmo et,pas
Wala9a.gSeim at lid.

Sate sinen tGrtenon Nadmtusf 66per d oaB
muno 6eiudt satoG bat ng offnung uuf ldnaes
{oin0sern. Der 4apr pat feline NiernentSlnoung gBas
Spiritu1iNsn ermielt 6a6en polen. Cardinal @66ona
Sbancsn. 3ureoents0enbe Bulletins Der 4er8e am
Qbsno Der gupt ft um II 1b in enen se=
iunoen Sdhluf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12
Hesinneue am IL. Suni. sfe
. 4&N Way-DoWn-the-Bay

une GboptaHi.Ip.r Griurionen. 80 Wtileu,
ealjpaFtr, sen aau;.n 9ae 2.btnsretf,r iiir fltns
Rinotr, 1unbr,t p,r Rranfsn burt bic auss
flies niso.r btrstiten,; eu prd4tist une popuiare
Tampfer .Gnimo Sites itoen . ienhas uno
. CsnRtrkas um ubr 9srm., 1l6funit nm
10 uha 0tenns. Nigett Doc.
tSvRt7 3&S-a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12
Scrrlits,e Tabrt Surd, Den sanal.

G1brsrtis in cr,r 8ihturu $50; 8unoiabri
Is 3aqn, eiltiG iir Die Ridinbri iopobI oui
ptm 3ae= nj. otm Ibtro=Spot. p. so.
StuuortitsSinut init 8idiahrt aut Der rS.
{, 2ubu, oou Qbilaotlpbia $3 so Eurblouf.up.
Min.t, nab a:lantit=Gitp uno 3iidiabrt per Boot
S375, ootr gan, nit Der eiitnbdbn, fir Il
Tag, aiiltie 81 so. Gtrutr cuyhlaufeno: Sia,te
mad NepsNort 2nne.y7au5. Nsburp=1ari, tin.
.Sit,uuQ $500, Turprti, 5000: 6ape Wop.
Iunort;t, 81 g;nctt iuul gcrfauf in uui,s
rem 9ur,au, Joni, bs Nlbausbs Nr. 10, Noro=
Gbdrlrs :Strabs na5 Nbarn, 5yop SaratoQos
Springs, 6arsSou, N,ppurt, Tsps4optn (Gt),
Gorilcnb (Mairt) uno nOrblidDtr 9uuiien BON ntr
g9trit. all 9igbt= uns 9ro:i=Strabt Sp1c1e
Satcn fir Spuraasid)rlcr, 0srtine NIB 9elta=
iooaitsn. Sdjreibt p.qeu 8siiebu6 uuD ireeur
loeltjtr anotrfu 9ustunfi al
Glartntt Sbrosr. GGtnt 2o4. eigbttr
t5unil6. S&5@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12
oporftnrei,e b.,obn FIR ali. ..n.rb....,

Ger bette Trtis fir at; aHtlis Mabaaons. .Dos
tcin. .GoloniaI Nniiau. Co. T, 6l3. Vprp=
Gu,ap=s strass. aat 9rtiar.tH<anitrass ioraisltia
sgsGesIbrt- ivssii9la.1&el
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12
Sfcmc W,cthuSc in Der Ncbauoluus

bon 1rausultiotn. aur garautirt HHr ein. Der.
iubs =SebanoIuna ltnot aprtNrt:s Goup.rt
sasineio 60. los u. str;usipn Ctr. eafi.
mOre. Wo. tSuni2S, INN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12

TT Grbolunas sAp!ab iaorer, oern It; m.br 1r'
rare.m:uts urn gtautn,;bt fUr Jam;ltE unb
0itrlcaC,i,lihlitn.
2;s 9lmiitmtn;s erirotib r:haurirt uro psrs
b'Ntrt. a1ts aui o:r QIas, trI,utrt, n.u onsts
rr;ttr urp III por3u1liter st1no q,i,s.
6W WtbyiabI or htrooTrlatHo,u Sr5.nzCSts
m'retu uro S:i'nihl't,n bat bcrtits ibr. Sag.
ftitantst. line ourt9t @,l:atuh:t fir itrsbiamt
Crpaniiationtr. nit 9tiftiet'it 800 su ptro.n,n.
Fepcrjuett Stl. p:ratr raid au=tri.btu. 99:Hu
Sic b.: Der Gti'1itat i,iu lprutH, 10 fh,ru Si,
ht Sbr,u 9oo iciort I'm ?dtr, Tat;r Il. !. 10.
ipr:be am Iitr Tr. 16. 2isbt+Strabe.
fO(aill-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12
Saltct 0md, -9Saiierfraftidd,e

9rtis $3.50. @oyautrt D;Ttiamtr mo eautr,
batter, ais iracuo wtit: aHo,rtH 6a5:r l3=;sl,
lQt ytirn5'S 'S.dtt.r. Rdta.os lu 9,r!austu -
6. Z. arelp,li. 33S Horo=sbar!.s= Strass.
LIZ Mimi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12
Grfpritcnen per 9ampier.
Orra,t=Gitu, Mth.

so,inu 9iQ,ts 81 90
Samhag tRitfabrt ON Wortaq). 81. 90
SonntaQ (nur ur sircu 3dsl..............S1 81 80
@ g. L o. Gdmpf.r ptrldbt Dtn bier Rr. 4,
2iabt.StraB,, tdq!i6 go @ornl. uuo $50 Ratul.,
ousosnommcu Samitdgs uuo Sonntaas. Samtaas
go 9orm uno 2.30 4aau.; Scurtaes 80 Box,
mittaas. (5ul8. S&S. .lW9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12
Grites Sag $ Boot
uod, NhiloScft,l,io

riro am % Suni. 80 9ormj:tGo:, Ubn bic
Gritsiou=2ir;, uot philadelphia tnbrtn, urb ''rs
r.r ieo.u Mcn:Ga WiitDodD unO 5rtitua, orbola
:tup in g,tt,rton urb Gb:rtr. %, 5tlaDnrt=
Eity. NnitluS nit 5rrntpsgobu uat q i Is
mineton. Ett TuFtlbt Soot p,rldbt 9bilaoeIs
sbia jtceu GjtnIas, Iorn,ritas uno Sduiitas I'm
Ie llbr 8ormittdqs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12

2t6en, II. Suit. - 0ds neue
grie4ii6e &ubinet ieBt ii6, nie fol9t,
3uIummen: go. Hali, Miniiter Der
Observation-Disclosures unb 5eitz
peilig 6inan5miniiter; 81. Mupromiz
6ulis, W2iniiter bes Snnern; Oberit
Gonituntinibes, &riegsminiIter uno
5eittpeiliger 6lottenminiiter; 90. Merz
lopmulo, Suiti3miniiter; M6. pbdrz
mucmaeoulo, llnterridtsminiiter. -
2eBterer 1T Elm Neffe bes ebemuligeH
YremierminiIters Oelpannis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12
aicicr'S Ya.f, WiSolc 8tpcr,

f,uu iest fIr og. G:!ts,ubtt.a b:l:ai ip.rosn.
Trb,uiraltu i'm -ScntDtrE= s9ots!.~ III 40. Nf'
Iape:t,= =StreE,. tooil''oD't]
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-25
The ChiIdren's Excursion.

If the little ones who were gong TO
Maranacook on the children's excursion,
Thursday morning, were disappointed
by the gray skies and pouring rain
which forbade the trip, their sorrow
must have been quickly forgotten when
they opened their eyes. yesterday morn
ing, and saw the beautiful day for
which they had waited. Judging from
appearances, but few of them had to be
called. for they begah to gather on
Water street before o'clock, and at
O'Clock, when the special cars which
we're to take them to the lake. arrived,
there was a crowd of as happy young
sters as ever assembled on Augusta s
streets.
The trip was made on the big eight
wheelers. % and %, and when they left
Water street there was n good sized
party on each car. The children were
in charge of the ladies of the w. c. T.
T., and that the little ones We're care
fully looked after, need hardly be said.
Zig baskets of lunch were taken along.
and nothing was left undone which
could add to the good time. At the lake
n steamer was taken to the picnic
grounds, where lunch was served, after
which everyone enjoyed themselves
until the return home Was made, late
in the afternoon. If anyone wishes to
know il the excursion was a success,
just ask the youngsters who went.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-25
"ONLY TWO WEEKS
Mats the Time il Took to Cure Me-

Il suffered from Kidney and Stomach
trouble for more thansix months. My
feet and limbs would feel numb ana
fifeless. l found no relief until l began
the use of DR.. David kennedy's Favor
tie Remedy and that came after using
the Remedy only two weeks
have recommended it to several VINO
have used it with great success.
PAUL BESSETTE,
Enterprise ST., Adams, Mass.
If you suffer from Kidney, Liver or
Bladder Trouble in any form, Diabetes,
Brights Disease. rheumatism, Dyspep-
STA, Eczema or any form of blood DIS
ease, or, if a woman from the SICKNESS
es peculiar to your sex, DR.. David Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy is the medl-
cine you need. Hundreds of physicians
will tell you it is the only positive cure
for these terrible uric acid troubles.
Some physicians call it uric ACIDS only
enemy
Druggists sell it in New so Cent Size
and the regular s1.00 size bottles.
Sample bottle-enough for trial, free
by mail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-25

Certificates of Incorporation have
been filed at the State House by the
following corporations:
Michigan Mexican Rubber Company,
organized at Augusta, Me-, for the pur-
pose of general mining and construc-
ton business, with $500, 900 capital stock
of which nothing is paid in. The offi-
GERS are: President, F. l.. Button of
Augusta, Me-; treasurer, e. F. Whit
tum, Augusta, Me.
Cuyamel Company, organized at
Portland. Me-, for the purpose of doing
a real estate and gas and electric light
and heating business, with 100000 cap
ital stock of which nothing is paid in.
The officers are: President, William
Fl. Green of Portland, Me-; treasurer,
Percy L. Andrews of Portland, Me.
Brockton Trap Rock Company, or
ganized Kittery, Me-, for the purpose
of carrying on a general construction
business, with $4,000 capital stock of
W hich $500 is paid in. The officers are:
President, Moses A. Stafford of kittery,
Me; treasurer, Lewis Kennedy Morse
of Buxton, Me.
Crystal QuatZ Co, organized at Port
lard, Me-. for the purpose of dong a
general mining business, with $4,000
capital stock of which $500 is paid in.
The officers are: President, Adolph F.
Llndwall of Worcester. Mass; treas
urer. Arthur D. Putnam of Worcester,
Mass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-25

A letter has been received in this
city. from Sailor Jean, who started
from the Kenebec Journal office on
April first, to walk to every state
capitol. At the time of writing he was
at Columbus. Ohio. He says that he
gained in weight at first after leav-
ing here but that the hot weathe~ has
greatly reduced him. His letter is in the
form of a special postal card, on which
is a cut of himself and his "troleyete,"
also record of his start from Angus ia
and the places where he has been since.
He has walked POO miles. so he says,
and worn out seven pairs of shoes
since starting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-25
Brutally Tortured.

A case came to light that for per-
sistent and unmerciful torture has per-
haps never been equaled. Joe Golobick
of Colusa, Cal, writes, For Is years l
endured insufferable pain from rheu-
matism and nothing relieved me
though 1 tried everything known.
came across Electric Bitters and it's
the greatest medicine on earth for that
trouble A few bottles of it COM
pletely relieved and cured me-" Just
as good for Liver and Kidney troubles
and general debility. Only SOC. Salts
faction guaranteed by Bowditch, Web
ster 6; Co., druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-25

tions to go to Portland, on the State
House excursion, August 5, have been
received. These are in addition to
those in the State House who have sig
nified their intention of going.
Word has been received at the adju-
tant generals office that 9S7 of the new
rifles have been shipped by fast freight
to Maine.
Senator r. S. Burns of Westbrook,
was among the callers at the State
House, Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-25

Dr.. David Kennedy Corporation, Rond-
out, N. Y.
Dr.. David kennedy's Golden Drops
instant relief Neuralgia, rheumatism,
Bruises, Burns. 25c soc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-25

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ellis. "a North
street, are the proud parents OF a BOY
hahy. born the 18th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-25

State Superintendent Of Schools w.
w. Stetson left. Friday. for Knoxville.
Tenn, to attend the summer school
there. He will be absent about a week.
The Maine summer school at Saco,
will open, Monday, next.
Already over so acceptances Of invita-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-23

Let tho binding of the book you
give be aa good as you can afford.
II the book IL bound Ia cheap bind q
ing. let Il be modest in color. Avoid
sontlmentality, coaTHeueaA o. gloom
in a gtft book.
Consider the age 81 the one a.
whom you wiii give the book. Don,
faii into the habit OF giving the
Same book 20 many friends. such a
habit suggests little consideration
and poor taste.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-23

n. Wilbur Helm. WHO IL on bis way
10 NaKAsaki Japan % assume tbs
FsnsrRi Hscrstnryship Of the feuuE
Mons Christian association thefa de-
uversd e most intsfesiinE address on
HE proposed work yesterday ~ the
rooms - the local aaaceia ton.
Thieves entered tho san Francisco
Dye Works In tbe Grand opera house
alley. yesterday mernIas. and stefs
three suits % clothing, coat aud an
uxcfeaat Entrance was gained -
frsFtHa nst~n 4 door
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-23

dsnd paid ~ the local branch Of the
international Bank a Trust company.
Ahieh recently closed itn doors. a -
per cent diYidsnd was paid soon after
the bank closed and drpositorH are
no~ IN = position 10 secure - per cent
- their deposits.
So far - the local men have learned.
40 other branch Of the dJuuet bzhk
has yet paid a dividend Il 10 sfTesd
that this speaks wsll fof seattls's
financial standing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-23

pleasure with tho gift one must uns
feratand the mental culture Of his
friend and bis general mental attt-
tude toward certain tines OF litera-
ture Not all literary cousins are
fond ~ poetry.
Let the book which you choose as
a representative OF your holiday
spirit be cheerful and wholesome.
Avoid giving a hook which viii leave
the reader With TT 81 the blues"
OF an attack OF "craxps"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-23
The Outside of II

The eaHss Of The instruments above
mentioned are Of the most varied de-
scflptiun. ThaY present Zoe tho choice
~ purchasers many styles of pianuH.
varied WapeH aud enlora.
The deaiann aro the most elegant.
and the total aharnea ~ the fHahy or
namsntatiuu seen on some pianos ~
az additional recommend ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-23
How to Get II

Call on rs and look carefully over
eur bia stock You will then see the
supsrioaty of the pianos We sell. and
will also notice that our prieaa ara
lower than elsewhere quality eonald-
erred You can purchase piano ar
organ on easy payments. n you desire.
We have some good bargains IN slight
~ used and secondhand pianus and
organs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-23
WANTS HIS WIFE

] y. Small Of OswcRo. or. r. IN
Seattle looking Tor his runaway wife.
Mrs, Mary a. Small To the police
small alleges that hla wife fen ia
love and sloped August is with a
man by the name Of John Grant.
They were traced 90 McMurray.
Wash. whore they lived as Clara
Thompson and Frank stice until
September 10, Since then n0thine
has been heard Of them. small
thinks they are somewhere IN Seat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-23

know very well that nro,her Bob
carrs Tor nothing but the sporting
column % the daily paper.
Consider YOUR friends and rcia-
ttves carefully and BE- surs that you
know yonf book before you EtYe IL
IL Il never safe t. give a book on 4
guess To give a book and 10 glVe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-23

A mistake that uHcteepern often
make IL not 20 cock cereals long
enough. They can haraiS b rtsskad
too long. In these lays ~ mol dnu.
bic boilers there. II not mueH excuse
fot having them under done st'huose
n boiler with n vide arfeA4 bottom
70 you VIII not have TO repl<s8ish the
heller with water - often 10 con-
venieure in washing see thafNha uu-
per half is ali IN one piece And viii
not convenient 90 cook the Bra IN
not convenient 10 cook tfhc tereal In
the morning u can be uarfff cooked
tho night before and finfkhsf the
next morning. Cook roiiA& whst I.
barley or oats one hour 4frar 4 4
wheat. coarse oatmsa anx sgra6
lated hominy two hours. At Sotn-
meal three hours. II