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rs m, mgUoand sa5p mior Wilkes
hrre and Hazelton q o..
lilo IN. 10 10 M, 2 O5 p m. 5 35 r IN for Shsmo-
tn and Mount Carmel =
Sunday Q IS IN Tor Wiikesbarre
EASTWARD.
Trains leave Selins grove Junction ,,.-
Do 100 IN, iaily arriving at Philadelphia
(lI pm New York 563 p IN Baltimore II p IN
Washington ~ pm ,l..
4 [51s m daily irving at Philadelphia
20 p III New .rk 8 SO o m, Baltimore 9 &5p m
10 SO p m.
s ~ p ms-&rs+ --Nrrivins- st tPhtiad elphia
[25a IN, New York ia q N, Baltimore 2 20 10
80 n.
4 Trains als0 leave Sunbury.-
SO IN daily arriving at Philadeldhia 50 . IN
baltimore Z % q IN Washington $50 am New
fork . 933 IN Weekdays, 10 IS Q n Sundays, ..,
S2i an daily arriving at Philadelphia z %
N, New York 9 49, a. m, 10 9S Sundays Baltl-
1ere 20 q m, Washington $50 Q IN. Baltimore
Rio pm. Washington ], IS p N. 20 -
| 81 m week days arriving at Philadelphia
Is a IN, New York . 03 p m, Baltimore II 10 p
p, Washington Is pm
tts- pm week dsys arriving st stf'htfadsiphiH
q pm, " York 93Qp N. baltimore % y N
] q m daily. arriving at Philadelphia : 81 D m
Eew York 1898 p m, Baitlmors7 30 p IN, Wash
pgton IS q m
Trains also leave Ssnbupy at $50 smsad tiO
End & 81 IN. for Harrisburg. Philadelphia aud
J.R. WOOD, Geu'l Pass Aren,
WV. ATTERBuRY asn'l Msnaxsr.
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z One Of the most remarkable thing
about railroads is the .straightness OF

4 One Of the most remarkable thing
about railroads is the straightness Of
Nm their linesas shown
in advertising and
|. timetable maps. No
company likes to admit that there Ia
go much as 4 bend or detection In
lie entire system. Stockton's prince,
who determined to go from his capital
TO neighboring city by mathemati.
cally straight Line. could give his pat
ronage almost impartially 70 any Of
the roads which print illus strated time
tables. 1t has even been thought le.
gitimate to juggle with such geograph-
ical facts as state boundary liues and,
rivers in order to demonstrate more
clearly the superior merits OF the line
from AWHILE to Beeville. Everyone
understands how the thing is done, and
there is no particular harm in the
practice. But there are limits, a GER.
tain western railroad, says the New
York Post, has issued special map
Of its lines from Chicago to the Pa
cific, anu has left out entirely one Of
the cities after which il is named. MOI
only did it omit TO print its own line
running through this place, but il ever
skipped the name, and left a blank
space for the site of the second city
Of its whole system. The familiar eA-
planation, "a mistake" is offered. but
the indignation has not subsided. Does
not a railroad bear certain obliga-
It is named? After taking the honor
able title Of EXton, Wyeton and Zee
ton, 1t should not be allowed to forsake
any one Of these and devote its ener-
Eies to exploiting the rival town Of
Cucton. 1t is common thing in this
city to find the firm name of Smith,
Brown d Jones on an Office door after
all three of these eminent men are
dead. No firm would have the face
to keep the old name, however, II Il
had deliberately ruined Mr., Browns
profession career, and was putting
the best Of its cases into the hands Of
Mr.. Robinson, across the street.
A Chicago ordinance forbids barbers
Alking while at work. There are not
enough soldiers in Illinois to enforce
this law. ....
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FEAR.
NOW IT MAY BIB OVERCOME

Fear Is not always lack of courage
One may be absolutely fearless when
facing real danger. but q perfect coward
about tritiing matters. Many people
fear tn be in u crowded hall, aud fire.
Quently, and unnecessarily. leave some
enjoyable affair and return home.
Thousands fear lightning to such an
slarming extent, that during thunder
storm they become i'll. Fear of this
character is caused by a nervousness
brought on chiefly by diseases Of the
kidneys and bladder.
A further proof that these organs ana
diseased. is asccrtained by depositina a
small quantity of urine in glass tum.
bier and II after standing twenty four
hours you find it ropy or milky in ap-
pearance; II 1t has Il sediment; if your
back pains you, aud You often have a
desire TO urinate during the nicht. with
burning, scalliug pains; it, the strong.
est kind of evidence that your kid
neys and bladder are diseased and
the very Stronge3t reason why YOU
should not delay il irving DR. DAVID
kENNEDY'S FAVORITE REMEDY.
the pathfinder in medicine for diseases
of the kidneys and bladder. liver rheu
matism, dyspepsia and constipation.
We are so absolutely certain of tho
curative powers of DR. David kynuedys
Favorite Remedy. that we will s,nd Won
a trial bottle, absolutely free. hy mail.
If you will write to the DR. David Ken
nedy Corporation. Roudout, n. Y.
Druggists sell it in Ne,v 50 Ger. Giro
and the regular 81 90 size bottles.
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"What's the matter?" asked the
advertising solicitor.
"Matter!" demanded the manufac-
turer of the great hair restorer; "ff
you had any sense you'd know what's
the matter. In that display ad. OF
mine yesterday ! said that our won
derful hair medicine had been on the
market for 20 years and on the same
page your people published portraits
Of four bald-headed men!"--Chicago
Record Herald.
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GlS .apVi lsv&S =
There IS a disease prevailing in this
',nIry mos, dangerous because SO dccep-
ke. Many sudden deaths are caused by
heart disease, pneumonia, heart failure
spoplexy are often the result Of kidney
{sssse. il kidney trouble is allowed TO ad-
fnce the kidney poisoned blood will attack
I vital organs. or the kidneys themselves
- down and waste away cell by cell.
ken the richness Of the blood-the albumen
tleaks out and the sufferer has Bright's
E,ease. the worst form Of kidney trouble.
In, Kilner's Swamp.ROOt the new dis
livery is the true specific for kidney, bladder
N urinary troubles. 1t has cured thousands
apparently hopeless cases, after all other
Morris have failed. At druggists In fifty-cen,
ID dollar sizes. A sample bottle sent FREQ
I mail, also book telling about Swamp
|eo, and its wonderful cures. Address
4. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton. N. Y. and
sn,ion this paper.
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ENNSYlvANlA RAILROAD.
Lewistown Division.
In effect May "a, 1908.

rain leaves Sunbury S 30 p m, ar
rives at Selinsgrove D 45 p m
caves Selinsgrove 8:OOp. M, arrives
at Sunbury 6:I5 p. IN. "a .....
fains leave Lewistownl Junction
b IN, 10 "a q IN. 10 m, 1902 m 46p n. Z 06p
si2 p IN, 10 a2 mfor Altoona, Pittsburg and
West. 10y. :
or Baltimore and Washington sos N 9sI,
.s5. 4 10, 8 10 p N For Philadelphia and New
fk 10, o 06, o n sm, I OF 1i0 g { II and llle
For Harrisburg Sl0pm
Philadelphia & Erie R R Division
.s. N;' @tNet AND ~ SCc~ -
NORTHERN CENTRAL. RAILWAY
WESTWARD.
frain leaves selihsgrove Junction dsily for
Injury and West. .-.,-i. 'T-
e5 m, l2 So p m. s 02 p pm.--sunday . IS q m,
u p m. 80 .'
Isins leave Sunbufy daily except Sunday:
., a m for Buff alO, i "a a m for Erie and Can.
Ia a IN for Bellefonte Erie and Canandaigua
q a IN Tor LOCK Haven. Tyrone and the West.
AS D m for Buffalo, ll3 p m for BellefOnte
ane Tyrone and CanaEdaigua
IN m for kenovO and Elmira
Is D IN Tor Williamsport
hnday 1927 a N for Buffalo via En- porium,
b N for Erie, 5 10. IN for Erie and Canaan
bigua SNpm for Will
t?a IN for Lock Haven and
m
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Color.

Examiner (rcading from list OF
psinted questions)-What were tho
so-cnlled blue laws?
Applicant (for civil oilice)-G guess
they were the laws that was passed
for maxim the milk pure.
Examiner-There isn't any answer
here. but I think that's right.--Chi-
cago Tribune.
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regularity, dries unhealthy drains. heals
Inflammation and liberation and cures
female weakness. 1t makes weak women
strong and sick women we'll.
"a little over a year ago wrote to yov fos
ndvice y says Mrs Elizabeth ]. Fisher Of Diana,
w Va. "You advised ne to use Dr. piercs's
Favorits Prescription and Golden Medical Dis
eovery,' which did and with the mos, happy
result. ] wsS troubled with female weakness
cpd bearing down pains Had a very bad pain
n6srly all the time In my left side, nervousness
and Headache. Was 50 weak could hardly
walk across my room. Could not sit up Only
lust a little while at 4 time. My husband got
me some Of Or. Perce's medicine and bs6aa
its use Before ] had taken two bottles was
sble to help do my work. used three bottles
L, all and 4 cured me. Now do all my house
work. II Is the best medicine ever used.'
The Common Sense Medical Advisef,
in paper covers, is sent free on receipt Of
7I one cent stamps to pay expense Of
mailing only. Address DR.. r. v. Pierce,
Buffalo, n. Y. , ..
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ZION's UNITED BRETHREN

CEMETERY. '".
Reported by J. C. shnier and M. p. Arnold.
Arnold, Philip. b Feb. 3, 1914, d
July II, 1868. ."t
w., .,
Arnold, Elizabeth, W of Philip, b
Oct. II, 1921, d Nov. 20,
1893. "
Arnold, Infant, of Henry and E.,
d Feb. l, 1887, aged 3 d.
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Eximipation Of Pork.

; The quantity of pork examined mi.
croscopically which was exported last
year amounted to 33,6s1.229 pounds.
The cost of this work per pound was
one-third of a cent. .r.
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Paris has u breathing cure fad. Yes,
breathing is good for a great many
things-and useful.
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Ne veal i'm Trannvanl.

For two years the slaughter Of cows,
heifers and calves for sale as meat Is
prohibited in the Transvaal, under pen.
atty Of ESQ fine or six months impris-
onment. 'r =,
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ARNOLD, Ella, W of Philip W., h
.'tr Nov. p, 1851, d Apr. 10,
~,.-,- 1856. .-
Burtnett, Samuel, d Aug. u, 1850,
r., aged a y 3 m % d.
Brtnett, Susona, W of Samuel, Il
Feb. 2S, 1894, aged y v 10
IN 6 d.
Charles, Henrietta, W of Israel f.,
d June 27, 1891, aged 81 y A
m 10 d. '.., r. ..-
Charles, Franklin, -Cn--C-2lst,
Pa. Cav, b Jan. l6, 1916, d
May Il, 1868.
Charles, Calvin F., of l. +. and
H., d Nov. II, 1868, aged I y
nj d.
Charles, Maria F., dau of |. F. and
H., d Sept. Is, 1860, aged l y
IL IN Is d.
Charles, Franklin, of II. F. and
Alice, d Apr. II, 1850, aged
6 ON l d.
Du.try, Irwin A., 5 OF j. and A..
H., d Feb. Is, 1897, aged 10
y 10 M 6 d.
Flanders, Isaac, b Sept. 81, 1880,
d March 26, 1886.
Flanders, Lottie, dau of Geo. and
Salome, b May 80, 1885 d
Feb. l6, 1889.
Flanders, Henry, of Isaac, d
Jan. 4, 1894, aged SO y 3 M
2l d.
Flanders, Infant, dau OF Henry and
Laura, d Apr, %, 1894.
Glace, Fred, b June II, 1888, d
Aug. 25, 1884.
Glace, Elizabeth, W of Fred b
Sept. 80, 1910, d July 5,
1865.
Glace, Ulyseis, dau of Fred, b
June 25, 1868, d Aug. II,
1868.
Gaugler, George, d Apr. q, 1895,
aged 73 y A M 3 d.
Gaugler, William, s of George and
Polly, d Nov. %, 1868, aged
7ySm 20 d.
Gaugler, Sallie, dau of II. S. and
NJ. d Dec. 20, 1876.
Gaugler, W of George |
May %, 1898, d March 8
1869. ..
Gaugler, Della NJ, dau of H. S
aud NJ, d Sept. 80, 1892, aget
| l y 10 N % d. PEI 9v
Houser, Jennie c., dau of Anthony
Il Aug. %, 1860, aged 2 y II
m % d.
Hoover, Andrew, d Jan. 20, 1878
aged 56 y 10 m l6 d.
Hoover, Elizabeth, W of Andrew
d May II, 1898, aged 7Sy.
Hoover, Andrew jackson, o
Andrew, b March 25, 1910
d June 90, 1866.
Hoover, Lizzie, W of James, {
Oct. Is, 1888, aged Al y5 II
| 13 d.
Houtz, Jacob c., Co. A. 20S p. V.
b Apr. s, 1881, d March S
! 1885.
Houtz, Charles A., of Jacob G..
d Oct. 10, 1872, aged 3 II
20 d.
Houtz, William r., of Jacob c.
| bDec. Ia, lS6S, q Oct. "a
| 1882.
Houtz, John, of Jacob C.,
! March Is, 1864, aged II d.
Kelly, William, Dec. %, 1882
| aged S3y m 20 d.
Kelly, Elizabeth, W of William
b Apr. 81, 1903, d Apr. 6
1868, aged ga y IL m Is d.
Kelly, Markwood Vincent Otter
bein, S of j, ]. and s.
Kelly, Mary G. G., dau of II. S
d May "a, 1875, aged 4 y
! .' m % d. s
Klock, Eve c., dau of Edw. b
boot. 4, 1884, d Aug. Is
i 1885. ''..' ...'
Lorgic.e, John, off. S. and NJ,
] Aug. IA, 1861, d July lS
|, 'n 1862. .' ..''.
| 10
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WANTED SEVERAL INDUSTRIOUS PER
sons In each state TO travel for house establish
cd eleven wears and with large capital to call
upon merchants and agents Ior succe --tui and
profitable line. Permanent engagement. Week
ly cash salary Of SlS and all travelling expenses
and hotel bills advanced in cash each week.
Experience not essential. Mention reference
and enclose self addressee envelope. THE
NATIONAL, J5+ DearbOrnSt Chicago. 5-i-l6t
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As y. GROUSE,

khs y. GROUSE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MIDDLRBURa, PA.
All business entrusted to his care
", ,ro-ivs pro,uut attentions:
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CENTRAL
State p porn7al
SCHOOL,
LOCK HAVEN. PA.
J. r. F>liCkinger,
Principal. sr
fbs Fall fer1p Opens
Sept. Z, 1903,

FREE tuition to prospective teachers.
This high grade training school Tor teachers
was never in better condition than now. The
enrolment last year exceeded six hundred.
Biological and Chemical laboratories have
recently been added. Fine gymnasium and
athletic field. Sanitary conditions urcyccllcd
large faculty OF trained specialists The
school also contains college prvpawt0ry de-
partmcnt business department and depart
ments OF clocutiou AMI music.
The expenses are lower thnn those OF any
other institution Of equal rauk. Address for
catalogue the PRINCIPAL.
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Reigel, Anna, dau Of Jacob and j
~ Margaret, b 1925, d 1925.
Ramer, Joseph, b Nov. %, 1898, d
Nov. 30, 1881. 1'.''t'i-1'J I
Ramer, Anna, " nf Joseph, b July
, "a, 1910, Il Feb. 10, 1881. 'T
Spangler, Sarah. W of j. Adam, hi
-, July 4,sl797, d Nov. Is,
1877. ..... ...s,-. !
Spangler, Adam L., ii Sept. Is,
1894, aged 60 y 2S d.
Shaffer Alice W., d Feb. rs, 1861,
aged S y.
Shaffer, Emanuel, of Samuel an:
Catherine, d Sept. Is, 1868,
aged 3 y 5 m 8 d. :.
Shaffer, George f., d Feb. q, 1864,
aged 70 m 26 Il.
Shaffer, Hannah Y, d March 20,
1864, aged 10y 7 m 10 d.
Shatfer, Amos, b March 5, 1924,
d Nov. 3, 1866.
Shotzberger, Jonathan d Feb. 4,
1859, aged 65 y 4 IN s d.
Shotzberger, Catherine. W of Jona-
than, b Apr. 3, 1874, d Aug.
90, 1874.
Shotzberger, Wilson, s. of Jonathan
and Sarah, b Feb. 25, 1859, d
De,,. %, 1861.
Shotzberger, Calvin, of Jonathan,
and Sarah, b June IS, 1862,
d Apr. q, 1868.
Shotzberger, Catherine, W of Jacob
G., b July 80, 1865, d Feb.
IA, 1887.
Strawser, VIM. w., $ of Jac'b and
Lydia, b Apr. 8, 1858, d Aug.
- 81, 1862. --
Sholly, Simon, Jan. 10, 1882, d
July 5, 1860.
Stahl, Lottie b., dau of Jacob G.
and Sallie, b Aug. %, 1886,
d Oct. l, 1888.
Stahl, Mertie NJ, dau of Jacob g.,
and Sallie, b Nov. 8, 1894, d
Apr. l, 1896.
Stahl, Adam, b June 80, l77S, d
Oct. l6, 1868.
Stahl, VIM. Oliver, $ of f. s. and
j. A. d July 25, 1887, aged
10y IL IN 81 d.
Stahl, Susannah, W Of Adam, b May
10, 1882, d Apr. 3, 1868.
Stahl, David, of Adam, d Nov.
l9, 1854. aged 3 y l M % d.
Stahl, John, b Oct. 20, 1918, d
Jan. IL, 1879.
Stahl, Mary, W of John, b Oct. %,
1918, d July y, 1868.
Stahl, Catherine, W of Levi, b Sept.
IL, lS43, d May Q, 1885.
Stahl. Henry, s of Levi, d Dec.
20, 1870, aged 2 y3 m 8 d.
Stahl, Hiram, of Levi, d Dec. 5,
1870, aged 3 y 10 m S d.
Stahl, James, s of Levi, d Nov. 8,
1878, aged l m % d.
Stahl, Harry H., of A. S. and s.,
d March l6, 1883, aged 2 y 6
m 16d.
Thursby, Thomas, d Aug. 90,
| 1867, aged rs y 7 m "a d.
Thursby, Barbara, W of Thomas, d
June 8, lS47, aged 81 y 10 m
! Sd.
rhursby, Catherine, dan of Thomas,
d July Is, 1852, aged 10 y !
| m % d.
Tharp, Willard E., Of j. and W.
b June 13, 1881, d Dec. 8
|. 1886. .... .
Wolf, Louisa, W of Jacob H.,
Dec. 2S, lS4l. d Oct. l9
| 1864. .. A
Wolf, Sarah, dau of Jacob H., q
Sept. 6. 1868, aged2y 4 N
- Is d., ~ .
Winkleman, Isaac, of Jacob,
Feb. %, 1929, d Aug. l
| 1888.
Walborn, Elizabeth, W of Jacob,
Jan. 26, 1929, d Sept. %
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- Disasters from Volcanoes.
The five volcanoes active last year
destroyed $4,000 lives.
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TOMBSTONE -tt /. 2
INSCRIPTIONS.
A Collection M,e J'om aiitr Bury
ing Groanis IN .Sawir. County
tor The ".'f;d'YeIluy Post"
Union Township,
KEIsER's LUTHERAN AND Re-
FORMED CEMETERY. ..-.

Reported by J. c. Schairer and NJ. p. Arnold
Borkev, Sarah, W of Jacob, d June
%. 1879, aged 80 y 3 N %
d.
Bitner, George, b Aug. 81, 1910, d
March Is, 1883.
Bitner. George o., $ of George, b|
May Is, 1873, d Aug. 3,
1850.
Bitner, William H., of George, b
Jan. -, 1867, d Dec. 81,
1867.
Bitner, Edward, of George, b
May 13, 1875, d Jan. 6,
1877.
Bitner, John Morris of George,
b Jan. 90, 1869, d March "a,
1871.
Bitner, Elmer. of Christ. and M.
j., d Jan. 5, 1890, aged 3 y 4
6 d m.
Bitner, John, b Dec. 3, 1912, d
March l3, 1872.
Bitner, Anna, W of John, b May 8,
1906, d March 13, 1878.
Cresinger, Hiram, of Jno. and
Chris, b May l, 1885, d Feb.
|, 1855.
Delhi, Mary E., dau of A. J. and
KITE, h May 5, 1878, d Mar.
q, 1881.
Gilbert, Fred, b Aug. 6, 1893, d
May "A, 1884.
Garman, E'z1M'h, W Of Peter, b
Oct. /, 1903, d July rs,
| 1851.
Garman, John, h July 10, 1880, d
June Is, 1852.
Garman, Maria, wof John, b Apr.
IA, 1854, d Dec. Is, 1916. q
Garman, Abraham, b July %.
1923, d Dec. I, 1917, aged 10
y3 m ii d. ,or eu .vr"
Heimbach, William, b May H.,
'n. 1897, d July Is, 1877.
Heimbach, Catherine, W Of VIII
= liam, b Apr. lS, 1899, d June
%, 1888. q = = ''''' r
Heimbach, Lucy A., b Jan. 8, 1888,
d March 81, 1889.
Hoff, Sarah J., dau of Geo. and
Eliz., d Jan. s, 1875, aged 7
y IA d.
Hof, Caroline, dau of Chas. and
NJ, d Apr. 8, lS4s, aged s y
10 m 8 d. 49,. ..
krebs, Leah S., W of John, b Oct.
%, 1889. d June 2, 1894.
krebs, Lizzie, W of A. r. d Sept
Is, 1862, aged BOY.
Lenig, Louisiana, dau of J. H. and
B., d Apr. 2, 1850, aged l y
5m 13 d.
Lenig, Mary p, dau of G. G. and
H., d Aug. 10, 1859, aged Sy
~, q
Lenig, Martha, dau of G. G. and
H., d May 16, 1858, aged l y
6m. ...
Longacre, Jacob s., b Dec. 10,
1889, d Sept. 16, 1894.
Longacre, Cyrus, S of Jacob S. and
Anna, b June 25, 1876, d Dec,
II, 1894. ..
Lengaere, Franklin A, .s-of- ia.
cob S. and Anna, b June 2S
1879, d May l9, 1882.
Longacre, Isaac, S of Jacob s..
and Anna, d Apr. 6, 1878
aged y-5 m s d.
Noll, Rebecca, W of John b Marcl
q, 1922, d Oct. IL, 1889. ,
Reigel, George, b June 20, 1906,
July l6, 1888.
Reigel, Sarah, W of George, b July
80, "A, 1905, d Feb, IA, 1897.
Reigel, Susanna, h ian. II, 1923, {
June 10, 1924.
Reigel, Percival, 8 of j. s. and r..
d Apr. l9, 1885, aged q y {
m12 d.
Reigel, Susannah, dau of Jacob, |
Aug. 25, 1911, d Sept. Is
81 1881. '.' .'N. t"N.rU t
Reigel, Jacob. '. '''' '!NT
Reige, Margaret, W of Jacob,
June 5, 1879. d Noy.o II
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pr. David henuedJ's Golden plaStCrs strength.
en- nuscies, remove pain anywhere. Iyc each.
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TWO YOUNG cows. ONE REGIS

tered Ayershirc bull, to be sold 1T once.
T. \ Trnsk. & ScWall street. anl.l2Sd1Wt
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has large membership of enthusiastic
workers. There has been during the
last few weeks quite q discussion be-
tween the gentlemen and ladies, as 10
their ability to conduct regular meet
ms. To decide the matter, the chairs
We're all filled by ladies and all the
business and work were done by them
at ore meeting. At another meeting,
the gentlemen filled the chairs and did
the work. Before the contest COM
menceQ, it was agreed that the defeated
side should furnish u dinner for the
grange; and the committee to decide
this contest was composed of Peter
DasCCub. Mrs. Manley Green, and Mrs.
Will Webster. They used score cards
and carefully noted the points in favor
! and against each. At the close of the
second meeting the committee decided
that the gentlemen had been the VIM
ners by a small margin. Much inter-
| est was manifested in these meetings
and the contest was close, for the
! officers at each meeting did their work
we'll. Last Saturday the ladies fur
I nished bountiful dinner at the
Grange hall. a large number was in
! attendance. and a pleasant and social
time was enjoyed by all.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-04-29

d. Frank Moore and Malry Kearney
sustained bad shaking up. yesterday
afternoon, while driving in the upper
part of the city. They were coming
down Washington street with Mr..
Moore driving and Mr.. Kearney leading
another horse back OF the carriage. At
the corner of Northern avenue, anoth-
er team coming along startled the led
horse and he jumped against the off
rear wheel. smashing it and throwing
both occupants of the carriage to the
ground. Mr.. Moore was badly bruised
and shaken uD. but did not sustain
serious injuries. Mr.. Kearney was
able TO walk at first but he soon col
lapsed. and was taken to the house of
Mrs. Joseph Farnham, and later re-
moved in Plummer's ambulance to his
nome. He is man well along in years
and his injuries while not at first APP
pearing serious may prove to be very
severe. The horse ran down the hill at
the time of the accident and was
stopped just above Bond brook bridge
by Norbet Dostie. The X driven horse
tore himself away and went down York
street till he got over the bank, and
was considerably scratched and
bruised. Harness and carriage are total
wrecks Mr.. Kearney is retired
clergyman who came to Augusta from
Boston. last year, and bought Warren
;. Malcolm's place on the South Bell
sast road, where he has since lived.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-04-29

The authorities at the mint at San
Francisco are busy experimenting the
packing Of the 100000 pesos, the new
coins for the Philippines which are to
be shipped to the island on the trans
port Thomas, Friday. The money will
he sent in Geo heavy pine boxes bound
with iron. The pesos are packed in
sacks each containing 1000 pesos and
two sacks will be placed in each box.
Each sack is sealed and each box is
doubly scaled, first with the treasury
seal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-04-29
A Sweet Breath.

is never failing sign of a healthy stom-
is OF out of order. There is no remedy in the
world equal to Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for
curing Indigestion, dyspepsia and all storl-,
ach disorders. Mrs. Mary S. trick, Of
q dyspcptic for yealS-trcd all kinds Of
remedies. but continued to grow worse.
By the use OF Eodol began to improve at
once and after taking a few bottles am
fully restored in weight, health and
strength and can eat whatever like.
Kodc1 diEcsts what YOU cat and makes
the stomach sweet. Bowditch, Wcbstc:
d Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-04-29

Z T. Monroe Of FoXcroft, has string
of 10 fine horses at his stable having
purchased four last week. During the
months CT February and March he dis
posed OF 10 horses also q few the pres
ent month. He thinks tho Charleston
farmers raise pretty fine class Of
horses of which he purchased two last
week. Two years aSo he bought II in
that town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-04-29

Great fun is reported for those who
like night adventures, in the capturing
of suckers on the brooks in the eastern
part of the city. Suckers are plenty,
and some large hauls of good sized
fish are reported. AS a good fish the
sucker is going out of fashion, and is
each year eaten by fewer people.