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La Junta tribune., 1904-04-30
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W COUNTY OF OTERO. AND STATE on
Colorado; did by his certain de.d Of trust dated
the itth day o. January. AID. iss. in bnoL n
at paxr l1s, Of the record, In the Office OF the
o. Coiorsdo. convey % The public sra.ss. q sssd
Otero county, state Of Colorado. the followins
d-scrib-d promises situated in said Otoro coun-
fss .oa,sSsss % % Ss.q,sr .1 % ;sws,, Of .-e,ios
fourse.n utl IL township tvsesy-foar t:s,.
Which aid decd of trust uas msds n secure
the payment " the Firss Nssioaai Hank q
La Junta, Colorado. the besshsisry In -aid
two esssain % pro@is."sS s note, s.rI.s ssrm date e
With aid d-ei of trust sor ske priuelpsI snm oS
esa.. s' "as ssI "S.e q so aS .s
months after date. and one note for Sss.n. due
January Il isvs, With interest said notes
amer maturity at the rate OF too q, per c-ns
Whereas. aid derd Of trust further provides
uent, on said promises As the same may heopme
Wkrrvss. said dec.i Of trust further provide.
the payment Of aid promis.ory nos- OF any par
thereof or the ineerest thereon aceprdinx To the
tenor and eject skerecf. OF in es:s Of .
that es-r the vioIe q aid insseSs-si.cs.
the option Of the legal holder Of aid noss. and
the said Public Trustee i AUTHORISED at the ~
quest of the be4nl Aob1er O9 said nuee IN ~e1l
and dispo-- ~ sid premises for The parpp-e q
paying said in<iebseanes. and Tie es,sts and en-.
pensss On secount of the esecutioa of said
trust. sod
Wk~reas desssls has hssa asde In the psS.
nent u the psiDcipal snk inesse>s of said noees
snd the legal holder 0f ~ nn4er has exerci>esi
his Option. b. soasua a said As,a als To t1--cla
the vhols a soih inAsAaednnnn 10 b. masursd
and tn foreeBuss saih 49, - trnre and
Whereas, the un6ersiGnsA b III Pubic rrus
tee in and fox OoDro euneE, 0eeoe a CoscrsdD,
Nov therefosA J. c. 4. nsssApAn. tAs Psha.s q
Trustee q aid Qo.rO SD@ey. eesss - Colofsdp,
at the requsss - H. 6uAl 1oe1er - said notes
and b. tks s1sesriey h - vssesa - ~ -
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and dispu.s = an - pssaises - - q II
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La Junta tribune., 1904-04-30

can ~ Ohio or Iowa. supplanted
democratic governors With republi-
can governors. drove two demo-
Gratis out Of the United States SEN
ate. and supplied their places with
two republicans. Indeed. there
was one congress that did not con-
tain a single democrat from indi-
ana democracy. Indiana will again
te doubtful state when the DEM
ocratic party again has a lrcsd in
.tervsl and becomes worthy Of pub
lie confidence.
La Junta tribune., 1904-04-30
asew hiieso CsUvsWtses.

Republican County Con v-ntion Of delegates
Is hereby called Ia meet in th. city Of Rocky
Ford, Colorado at 9 O'Clock .. m. April %, 1906,
to na me fifteen delegate, to attend the R-publi-
can State Convention to be held in D-nv1r,
May 1sOt. and ffte.n delegates to attend the
Rsl,ahiiesn Congressional Convention at Glen
~od Springs, Nay 1, isos.
The committeeman of the various precincts
arc requested tn hold primaries for th. selection
Of delegates in their various precincts Satur-
day, April .. 1901.
The various precincts are entitled to repre-
sanitation follows: One delegate from each
precinct, and onr additional delegate for each
afty vutes or major fraction thereof cast for
lanes H. Peabody for Governor in lar, viz:
La Junta tribune., 1904-04-30

COMPARISONS are odious, and
especially SO to the county officials
who recently exerienced a tussie
with smallpox When they squar-
ed up with the physicians who
attended them their bill only
amounted to about S75. When
ever the county has a pauper case
on its hands the bill very seldom
amounts to less than Sroo, and
the officials can't understand the
reason for things being thusly.
They want to know whether the
county paupers are any better
than they sfe, and whether they
receive any better care and atten-
ton than tile ordinary mortal.
La Junta tribune., 1904-04-30

AMoSc the freaks that Kansas
will send to the St Louis exhibi
tion is twelve foot OK made
wholly OF Indian corn with red for
the body. white for the horns and
yellow Tor the tail. Secretary vii.
son says it is to be an agricultural
poem TO beat ANYTHING in the line
of fine art ever seen since the days
o! Iolantha, the butter woman at
Philadelphia, and when il comes
to propogating words OF wisdom
in large unsoluble chunks we have
no philosopher so wise as Wilson.
La Junta tribune., 1904-04-30

VISITORS at the ST. Louis
Worlds Fair, who may attend the
broncho busting exhibitions, will
see some of the widest horses
ever brought off the range Twenty
head of the worst "outlaw" ponies
to be found in the state OF Colo
RADIO, recently were shipped to St.
Louis. to join a fomsh rider outfit.
La Junta tribune., 1904-04-30

La JUxTA -. osssnissd ead Incorporated
ss tow under the gesersl laws Of ths state
rf C.,iorsdo, March q, issL On April 5, isoe,
It became city Of tbe sseood ctAss- Popu.
afbss, ia.,ludinG aAdtstoas. aboss 10.
Schs-1i popuiatiou, LOO. Has eleesrie lights,
ss~sr., Holly water works Owned by eiy
sanniny factory largest brick plant In the
santa Pe payroll aud Il n thriving. indusfrs-
ous aud prosprrous community.
La Junta tribune., 1904-04-30
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DExvKn CoLoaAno.
NOTICE r. HEREBY eISEN ii1AT WI
N liam < sanford, vho.e postodsce address
. application No. ls1 IN tbs state board of land
conmissioners 70 lsass tAs foalowiag dasedts1
school lands, situate 10 Osero county, Colo,
to-vit: East oos-haH. east onc-haH d vsee
ope-han and southwest oos-foosth of soath
west onr fourth. section thirty-.iz. township
No other application To lease the above D.
serihsd prsaisss or ohjscsion. against the ahovs
application viii bs considered after Nay,
MARK g. WOODRUFF.
Register STATE board Land Commisssoaers-
Tirst publicatioa April .. tsDs, (
Last publication April % fSM
La Junta tribune., 1904-04-30
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ESTATE or FLORA b. HALDRIpaE DE-

The undersigned having bo1n appointed
administrator Of the estate OF Flora y. Baidftdse.
late Of the county Of Otero in the state oe
Colorado deceased. hereby gives notice thst -
viii appear before the county court Of said Otseu
eounty Colo, at the court house in Ia Junta. ~
Ssh day Of Nay. ISOl. next, at which time all
parsons having claims axAiass said estate afs
notined and requested to attend scs the pns.
iusi-bted To said estate are requested To make
immstiate pAym-tt tn tho undersixncd.
Dut-.i at La Junta. Colo. this sth day a.
April. A. d. ISe.
Administrator.
First publication. April o. iNN.
Last publication. May :. 1901
La Junta tribune., 1904-04-30

In 1893 the Democratic party
vent on . riotous and disastrous
political debauch Its capacity
for the consumption and assimila-
ton OF economic esros was enosm-
Gus, gigantic and Gargantuan. Il
became sgrasisn, and the csty Of
refuge fos every adventures and
fakes. oil the chips ssd whesssooes
10 the political back yard As .
consequence, tht south vas divid-
ed. and the north, esss Of the
Mississippi, US soliii6ed-. 1s-
diana became as selsably sepubli-
La Junta tribune., 1904-04-30
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DxuvKa, CoioRADo.
Apeil III. iiOl.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GrvES THAT Z. l..
~ Est-p. whose tsostofficc nddr~>. is La Junta.
,6 and "a. 10 the state Board oi Land Commi--
sionsrs to lease tho following ds.crit,rd school
and lnd.mnity School Lands, situate in ORero
county. Colorado, To Wit:
Southeast ouc-foarth Of section nine. south
west one-fourth Of section t-o, northwest one
fourth Of section fifteen. northeast fourth Of
section sixteen. township twenty-five south.
range hfty-four west.
No other applications to lease the above de-
scrib.d premises OF objections against tho
above application will b- considered after May
~, iSN. -
Register stale Hoard Land Cos,ni I. .ioners.
First publication, April q. isDl
Last publication Aay u. 1901.
La Junta tribune., 1904-04-30
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SATURDAY. APRIL 80, 1904
Coming Esssts.

April 3oth-Republ:can County
Convention, Rocky Ford. at p
IN.
May 4th-Repubiican Congress
sional Convention. Glenwood
Springs, at 10 q. IN.
May 6th-Republican State Con-
vention, Denver.
La Junta tribune., 1904-04-30
World Far Rates.

Worlds Fair rates, via the Santa
Fe. La Junta TO ST. Louis and
return, season tickets. sold daily.
April 18th to November 18th.
3S. 90; sixty day tickets. sold daily.
April 2sth to November 2oth.
S32 IS; ten day tickets, sold daily,
April 27th to November goth.
gas 9s The Santa Fe ticket
gent will be pleased to give you
any Information at his command
regarding attractions at the expos:.
ton. hotel Accommodations. train
service. etc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-01-26
LINCOLN.
SOUTH JEFEERSON

Mary j. Ford, wife of Joshua Ford
dled, Thursday, Jan. 81, from the eff
lectS oI paralytic shock, which she
suffered. tuesday. BY her death the
community loses 4 nd-hearted and
benevolent woman. She was q mem
Der OF the Free Baptist church in this
pace ana was one of the founders. The
luiieral services We're held at her late
nome .at l +. NJ. Sunday, conducted
ny Iiev. III. +. Wood, who was assisted
py lteV. Il. r. Bennett and G. T.. Boyn-
ION. Appropriate music was furnished
ny male quartet from Damariscotta
Mills.
Mrs. Mary Paine is i'll with a severe
cold. Size is attended by DR.. A. M.
Card
me Benevolent Society will meet
with Mr. and Mrs. William Fish. Tues-
day evening. Feb. ..
Schcol in this district closed. last
FRIDAY. after Il successful term of 10
weeks, taught by Miss Jones of Alma.
we also learned that one of our for
ner teachers has just closed a term of
u weeks in the Murphy district. with
1our scholars not absent one day. which
seems an excellent record Following
are their names: Mildred Moves, Flor
ence Brann, Arthur Davis and Scott
HoWden.
Mrs. II. p. Cunningham closed her
winter term of school at Alma, Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-01-26
THE PLAYING-cARD SUPPLY.
1t Amounts to Ten Cents a Year fol-
Each lnhabitant of the Country.

One of the internal revenue taxes
provided by Congress to meet the ex-
nenses Of the Spanish war was tax of
tWo cents on each pack of cards manu-
factur"d in the United States. The
usual pack contains 50 cards, Or with
4 joker, 5S, but for the sake OF uni
forinity the number was fixed by Con-
gress at 81.
The government revenues from the
VAR tax on playing cards amounted to
about $1,000 for each working day, and
assuming that all the packs We're full
decks, the average number manufac-
tured in each year was $4,000, 900 pa acls,
or 1So,G00,00O. cards. The population
of the United States is, approximate
ly. 76,000,0O0 and there We're 10 cards
manufactured each year for each man.
woman and child in the United States.
To the total revenue of 100000 from
playing cords. Ohio contributed s14O.-
000. New York following with $90,000
and Michigan and Illinois with $4,000
each. These four states have a prac-
teal monopoly of playing-card making
in the United States.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-01-26
GIVE AND TAKE.
Running Street Battle. Between
Burglars and Citizens.
Attempt to Rob SAFE in Pcst4Aice al
Row|ey, Mass.
Burglars Escape Probably Uninj jured-
General Alarm Sent Cat.

EoWi"y. Mass, Jan. 25.-A running
street battle between burglars and cit
iZens after the burglars had attempted
% rob the safe ut the local post Office.
"rcurrcd in Rowley, early Monday, with
the battle between the TWO sides end
ing iii the flight OF the burglars, prob
ihl% uniniircd. The robbers escaped
across Il field in the direction of George
town. \ general alarm WAS sent out
20 all nearby towns and cities and the
authnl tiles were strongly hopeful of
tcilining the robbers.
1t WIS about l o'clock. Monday morn
ing. when George Squirting. whose
home is nearby the most office. heard
the sound of an explosion. He dressed
himself quickly ana ran down the
street warning on the way another res
idcnt. q. a. Rogers. The latter armed
himself with a double barrelled shot
gun and the two together FASTENED to
,hc post office from which place the
noise of the explosion Seemed TO come
Just as the citizens appeared within
Aailin% distance Of the post cfficc, two
men dashed from the front door of the
Office and ran down the street, taking
their purSUers rs they went along they
fired several shots from revolvers in
the direction of Sperling and Rogers
Mr.. Rogers at once opened fire with
his shot gun and fired both barrels. In
the darkness it was difficult to take
good aim, but Mr.. Rogers says he
thinks he must have hit one of the men.
George King. another citizen. joined
in the chase. y swift runner, he drew
very close to the burglars. One of the
latter turned and warned him that if
he persisted in following he would
shoot him. AS King was unarmed, he
fell back a little. still keeping the burg
lars in sight, however. The chase con-
tinued for some time, until at last the
hunted men disappeared by cutting
through a field and then taking up the
Georgetown road again. On their way
one Of them dropped Il gold watch and
chain, which was picked up by one of
the pursuers.
The burglars obtained no booty for
their trouble. They had blown off the
outer Goor of the safe in the office and
had arranged an eight-inch fuse in the
inner door, but We're frightened away-
before this was made use of. None uf
the citizens can furnish description of
the men. There is no evidence at hand
that any of the latter were wounded.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-01-26
4 Spider and q kino.

On the ceiling of one of the rooms in
Sans Souci, the world renowned pal
ace of Frederick the Great in Prussia,
is the Painting of huge spider witt,
lis well. The reason for this odd dec
oiatirn Is that one morning just as the
king WIS about to drink his usual
n."rt'i''S cup of chocolate in this room
y" turiicG aside for something, and
when, Il moment later, he took up the
cup he noticed a small spider had fall
len into il. lmmrdi1ttly upon giving
an order for a fresh cup a pistol re-
port was heard, ANA it was discovered
that the cook had shot himself The
reason for this. it was later found out.
WIS that he had poisoned the choco-
lath, and of course when n fresh cup
was ordered he supposed his treach-
cry had been discovered 1t was
in remembrance Of this narrow escape
that Tredt rick ordered spiders web
t" be :,aintcd on the ceiling.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-01-26
MOTIVE FOUND
For Murder of Miss Schaefer
at Bedford, Ind.
Police Say Unknown Man Loved Her
and Had Been RepuIsed.
Letter Which Puts One Heitoer in Un.
pleasant Light.

Bedford, Ind, Jan. a5.-Detectives at
work on the mystery OF the murder OF
Miss sara Schaefer. teacher of Latin
i'll the Bedford schools. believe they
have established a motive for the
crime. They are satisfied that the tai!
man in the long overcoat, who was
seen lurking in the vicinity Of the
Johnson house is the murderer and
that the man is one who was annoying g
Miss Schaefer. The police believe that
tilis; man was endrmored of Miss
s'chaefer and that she had repulsed
him.
Mayor Smith of Bedford, said, late
this afternoon: I'VE have no evidence
which justities the arrest of any one
rs yet and so far as l know no arrest
viii be made. today. We expect
Joseph Heitger home from Blooming
ton. this afternoon"
At Bloomington. Ind. today, Joseph
IIcitgcr stated that the talk that he
WAS in any way connected with Miss
Schaefer, is absolutely false.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-01-26
PIERCING COLD.
Almost Unprecedented Cold
Snap in the West.
Is Working Eastward, New York
Iofking for Zero Weather.
Grand Rapids Says 81 Below-Deaths
in Manitoba.

chicago, Jan. 25.-Piercing cold mace
,,l,,ln Northwest suffer, Monday
,,., ,Lnr,,ouetcr reached - below in
l.,';ao.,o rh.. record here is 23 below
md there. IS some expectation t'al d
,,, Io,y roint will be touched before
49,, coId s,au is ended. one man ifo-
I e,iff GAS found On the streets. ne
,,,,fa.rijfied corpse vas taken 10 d
morgue , :, ,ho grin
q Josoah. No. has been in the grip
If a blizzard since Sunday nlorii'''s,
a1 Sunday night WAS the coolest OF
.ha caason. the mercury registering ~
below zero. o,.ar,, :
Ia Crosse. Wis, reports III" govern
NOM thermometer registered - h'i''.
end much suffering among the poor o'
the city. ..,- oo,1as,
At Racine the weather is the coiG"S'
IN 20 wears. the Thermometer stahdils
at 3G below. ;,,..,-
In st. Louis, street car ana Iali"h'
traffic is considerably delayed pe''l'i'.
=aof blizzard, and the ;h"Em"ihete'
stands at four degrees below zero.
Northwestern Missouri ana noflhtt'
and western Kansas are rXp"fieii'ii'5
the coolest weather Of tie season VIZ
, stiu further fan in temperature l'le
dicted, Monday night.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-01-26
HERE ON A FURLOUGH.
Rev. DR.. C. RI. Jones Speaks of the
Native Coreans.

New York. Jan. 25.-Rev. DR.. George
lI"b"r JONES' who has been a mission
aiy of IL" Methodist Episcopal church
in rrr.l sine" 1888, is here on a fur
lnu::h. lie says the missions are do:i.i-
mated by the best spirit OF fricndlineses
and cooperation. with sectarian strife
virtually banished. He hecli ives the
churcn property and missionaries Will
he respected by botn sides in event OF
war.
There is much petty persecution
amonf: the natives" said DR.. Jones
"bccause the conversion of a CoreI,
often results in Il serious dislocation OF
the elan rs we'll as of social and re-
ligious relationships of the community
but 1t is rarely that one is forced tc
arostasize, Oncevhe has taken the sfel
of destroying his h4usehold gods ana
flncies, and this all converts do before
they are recox5lizcd"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-01-26
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

| Through the explosion OF Il lamp, Men
! day night, Mrs ". DeI-nnG; of Sandwich.
! Ma@s.. was severely and probably fatally
burned and her home destroyed hy fire.
Isaac Han, who murdered his sister.
Hannah Hall. hN chop Ing oft her head.
was held. Monday night at !'rclonia. n.
v, by Corcner Bluood without bail to
I await the action OF the grand jury.
y cutdown in wages estimated at from
~ 10 y l'cr cent in all departments. went
inTo effect. Monday, at the two plants of
tn" Mount Hope Iron Works in Somerset,
MHsS. About $50 hands are affected
The United States supreme court. Mon
day. advanced the hearing of the haDras
corpuS cases of George W. Beavers and
Maurice RynkIe. indicted for conspiracy
| in connection with the post office depart
mcnt investigation, to March !.
Germanys pig iron production for 1909
was le;oN'.C@i tons, on increase Of les. "a
tons. thus outstrippng Great Britain for
the first time in history. The coal p.o-
dI'tion of Germany for 1903 was 1851
@Ii tons. an increase Of 9,21j.Si2 tons.
Minot St Clair Francis was held Non
day. at Lynn. Mass, for the grand jury
in S1'sn on the charge of assault with in
tent to rape on Mrs Caroline Johnson
It Swamscott. Tuesday evening last. Ms.
johnson identified the resro as her as
sailant.
Through the accidental discharge of a
shotgun in the hands of her 7-year-nl.'
brother. Merle Mildred Thomas. tn, 3
year-old daughter Of james Thomas.
Greenfield. Mass, was fatally shot, Mon
day night The child died three hours
afterwards.
tn" Kentucky House by viva voce
vote. Monday killed the resolution to in
vitc President Roosevelt to address tn
legislature. ". j. Hryan, Monday. tr!o-
siaEh"d his acceptance of the Iegisla-
memorial exercises. Feb. ;.
Terrence IIil1nd, who. Saturday even
lns called at st; Mary,,s rcctrry at Taun-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-01-26
READFIELD DEPOT.

INC once week N!nn weTa ..ras 7" p
rec, rcctiFe ,mI'" a.
r', ILL, .nvii. i,.ii1n Do 1'"'''" ;
Miss Laura u. Gordon, Who us bcc?
returned to Portland. last week. and re-
sumed her work as typewriter
1-, ~ Da,a,, co,;,,,,o- ,,c,,s.,
viSitcd MIS-. Scflpier llht. 9IrS. ~ -.
Gordon sunday. Mf ocrlbncr IS employ
eu at IRE o.aae o,. !,onse 'S c'trh III 'he OIL
nee oi liie secretary VI 'o'"te'
Eugene Whittier, who is working in the
power mouse, Wh'efNiiie' was at hoiic'
oic "'s ''9'
Mrs; Merton ElWeli' WaterVliie. IS Visit-
ms 80 ..'f
MISS Fla flandcrs. VINO mas been spend
ing seveif.l weeks win irlends IN water
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-01-26
DOES NOT KNOW COMPANY.
Argentine Republic Officials Unac
qua'nted with Minneapolis Concern.

Washington. ian. 21.-The dcparinao nj
"' stat" has received from United States
"nSul Maycr at BuenoS Ayrcs. Ar@en-
''''e Republic. L report dated Dec. Is, i9ui,
IN Fart rs follows:
am informed that there exists ir
'"' 'ty of Minneapolis, Mimi. 4 com
f''lN with branch offices throughout the
Lnu "nnIu states. that they are issuing a
u'"h't called Homes for Our Propie i,
Mi'trn South America ana that
.hh i'h ~, selling shares of $500 each. each
Li','t'i""i't i'. being entitled to certain
,,,,ii n,,S aud privileges III the Argentine re-
,,,A* ;Ais company seems to do business
in. ",tSinu' N" United States and fear
~, '''' many Will sell their homes in the
.b,r" ,""fltfN in the world. in order to buy
ian,i called upon the chief If the
hn.,,' S.m n niilen III this capital. where | have
mt Ned that this government does
~, .n' hn"W said cornrauy and has made
49, ...I.lAsemeat with them whatever
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-01-26
CREATES TEMPEST.
Resolution DISTINGUISHING Ne
gro Results in Hot Talk.
United Mine Workers Know No Race
Color or Servltude.
Report of Scale Committee Considered
in Executive Session.

IHdiaDapclia. Ind, Jan. 25.--The Ma
tionai convention of the United Mine
Workers of America before adjourn
meat, today. went into executive scs-
sion 10 consider the report of the scale
con:.nittce. During the consideration
of proposed mlnn. amendments tC the
constitution today, tn" charge vas
nlad,. ON the floor tnat some locals had
Ec.n inStru"tiilg their secretaries to
make false rcrorts to the national o!-
nal,izatiCn concerning the number Of
members in good standing.
President Mitchell pleaded for the
honesty of these officers. denying -
amy local authority the right to instruct
officers to make q false report con-
cerning TIE number of members III
good standing.
The con ,-entioli decided that any OIL
Ger that made false reports should Gr
dcpCscti.
Under tire leadership of Illinois and
Chic lei %;tte:i, the convention voted
down the recommendation of the con-
Sfitutiol committee faNoring tho
stamp system for the collection of pt +
| cLp.,,: tG:cS and dues
| BY ana amendment the Imitation fr'.
| is tIXcd ut $40 for practical miners. For
| others the ftc IS left 10 the di*"re zion
| OF the districts.
| Few changes were made in the CON
' stitution.
| \ resolution Introduced by colorod
| delegates petitioninG the national exc
| cIltlvc bn.r,l 10 use its influence against
any furt her legislation tending to dis
| franchise the negro resulted III a
heated discussion. A substitute pro-
vidlng that the organization go on rec
ord against disfranchisement because
of race. color or previous servitude was
| a1optCd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-01-26
"ALL RUN DOWN"-NERVOUS AND
HAD DYSPEPSIA.
S. J. Bunkin's Case Like Thousands Of
Other Sufferers.

Philadelphia. Pa. Sept. %. 19O3..-"Two
bottles of Painc's Celery Compound con-
vinccd me that l had at last discovered q
remedy that proved a permanent cure
for Il rundown system, nervousness, liver
| complaints and dyspepsia, from which l
suffered untold agony for years.
"Other sO-called cures which I spent
small fortunes on proved worthless and
seemed only to make my complica ton all
the more severe. For years | suffered
frcm a general rundown system that was
gradually drawing me nearer, day by day,
to my last resting place
Il was losing weight rapidly, could en- t
bat very littla-after which I suffered in
tenS"iy In less than a year / was reduced
almost to Il skeleton. After trying several
prominent physicians. all of whom told
ne that my case was puzzling, without in
tn" least bene!itin& my condition, | gave
up in despair. believing my disease in
rniahle | had taken any quantity of
medicines advertised. but th2y were 10
| good.
'I'aine's Celery Compound was recon-