davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-18
Fran Krigssk

Rykten fran ostern meddela att
Port Arthur fallit. Salunda tele-
graferas fran New = Chwang den
ID dennes till London Chronicle
att amerikanska fyktningar fran
Port Arthur uppgifva att bomoar
demanget den 10 dennes tvapg
in%vanarne att lemna, staden. En-
styrka pa 10000 japaneser MARINA
sig -Chwang.
Fran Chez Foo telegraferas
afvenledes den ID dennes att dit
AMANDA nyhetsr meddela att rvs
sarne den III dennes utrymde Port
Arthur efter striden med japane-
serna. Telegram at Stamina innehall
hatva afven utsandts fran Shanghai
Tien-Tsin och Toxic.
Enligt amiral Togos rapport
forlorade JapaneSerRa under Still
den den 10 dennes IS man i doda
och Is sarade. En- at >fendene
torpedojagare sanktes men skadan
pa de japanska fartygen var ODE
tydlig.
En- krigskorrespondent telegra
ferar den ID DENIES att han dagen
forut afgatt fran Che-Foo till
Port Arthur med en- depeschbat
Da baten narmade sig s.aden,
kunde man tydligt fran densamma
varseblitva tire rokpelare. som
stego upp fran staden. Fastnings,
verken tycktes var mycket ram.
pouerade ooh syntes ofvergifna,
och vid de nya barackerna syntes
ej en- enda soldat till. Savidt mai
kunde varseblifva genom roken.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-18
Red Wing, MINI, Mars IL,

1904.
The Minnesota Scandinavian
Relief Association har betalt till
foljande aflidna medlemmars arr
vingar:
Jan. IS Erick H. Johnson, Ken.
sington, MINI. $4,000. Jan. FL
Miss Anna M. Mork, Cedar Falls
1900 Wash st. Iowa. $1,000. Jan.
20 Frank "A. Huffman, 636 N Id
Av. Omaha, Neb. $4,000. Febr.
8 Swan Peterson, Box 1872 Tracy,
MINI, $4,000. Febr. IS H. P.
Bergman 25l6 Cleveland Ave.
Everett, Wash. $1,000. Feb. IS
p. A Lundberg, $50 Payne Ave.
st. Paul, Mimi. $1,000. Febr. Is
Andrew M. Lundqvist, Route 2, St
Peter. MINI. S.. 900. Mars 2
Amund N. Eide, 5oI.5th st N. f.
Minnea polls, MINI. $500. Mars
3 Andrew BONN. Gotha, Mimi.
81. ooo. Mars II Mrs Lisa Yder-
stad, Mason, Wis. $1,000.
A. G. Rosing.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-18
Mardi Gras. ! Rsase in j

New Orleans den 16 februari 1904. For
delta tillfalle komma exkursionspriser
wi New Orlens att vara gallande pa sar-
skilda data, hvarom eder lokalagent kan
gifva upplysning.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-18
Ckayyyop1uf.

Lika god som Anna Eva Fay. Sioux
City 0fverraskadt. Iva socitets damer Of
veraskas med de forvanarde fskta och
den sakerhet, hvarmed Mrs Kate Brown,
expert clailvoyant, laser deras oden. Hon
ser edra winner, uppsparar t~jufyar. NOR
dare eller vanner och fnner grufvor.
Gifyer rad | affarer SAINT k~aleksaffarer.
Address 5l1 Jackson Street.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-18
ON nj will ha en- god kopp katie
eller CODA grocerier So ga till
Breun. 4e7 Pearl Street.
Battre an guild.

Jag besvarades under hera ar af en- kro-
nisk dalig m~atsmaltning och nervositet
skrifver F. j. Green i Lancaster, N. III.
"Intet lakemedel hielpte mig. forran Jag
borjade begagna Electric Bitters. som
gJorde mig mera godt lin ALA de medici-
ner Jag forut begagnat. bet har afyen
hallit min hustru vid utmiirkt helsa un-
der fera ar. Hon sager att Electric Bit
tiers ar utmarkt for qvinnosjukdomar. att
Diet ar nycket starkande for nedbrutna
qvinnor. Ingen AMMAN medicin kan in
taga dess plats j familjen." Fors0k den
Endast ..50c. Belatenhet garanteras AT
Lungren d Andreen, apotekare, Sioux
City, la.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-18

Malarefarger och all slags ma
Observation-Disclosures pa lager hos
Anderson Abel.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-18

tycktes husen inne ! s~jeltva staden
vara oskadade, men 81 en- mensklig
varelse syntes till. ALT var dodt
och ode. lime i hammer lago de
ryska skeppen som Diet syntes ode
och ofvergifva. Sedan depesch
baten patrullerat en- stund utanfor
hammer, Stervande den till Chez
Foo.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-18
G.. A. Park,
Stormfonster, Stormdorrar hos
Spalding. bradhandlaren.
Undgick forskrackligt ode.

Mr.. Fl Hag: iusi Melbourne, Fla ,skrif-
YER: Min lakare SADIE att jag hade lung
sot och att ingenting kunde goras for mig
Jag lemnades att do. Anbudet af en- fri
ptohaska af DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption f~ormadde MIC att f6rs0ka
den. Resultatet var ovantadt. jag air pu
pa vag till battring och har DR. Kings
New Discovery att tacka for ALT. bet har
sakert raddat mitt lif. Denna f~ortraflipa
kur %garanteras for ALA halls och lungsiuk
dommara af Lungren&Andreen ,apotekare
Pris SOC och $1.00. Proflaskor fritz.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-18

Pa den republikanska caucus,
som j mandags hollis i de olika
warden, utsags foljande personsr
som kandidater for alderman: (
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-18

Oct ar meningen att riIva Gel
pa neutrality-suspicious. j St. Loui
uppfora den byggnad. der presi
dent Roosevelt bodde, da hal
under aren 1882 81 var r~anchegar,
och cowboy pa CHIMNEY Ruttet
iranchen i Dakota. Presidentel
hade nyl. besok at senator Hans
brough, fran N. Dakota, hvilker
medforde en- fotograi af huset
Presidenten Var ej alldeles sakel
pa att Diet hus bilden forestallde
var detsamma, der han bodde
under slit uppehall vid Little
Missouri som boskapsuppfodare
men tyckte i ALA fall att Diet var
likt Diet och lemnade at Joe och
Sylvan Ferris. ranchens egare, att
afgora huruvida huset ar Diet rata.
Dessa kunna emellertid intyga att
So ar ~fallet, och huset kommer
som sagdt att fyttas till verldsut-
stallningsplatsen. der Diet skall
inredas i Stamina skick, som da
Roosevelt innehade Diet.
En- man vid MANN Harry Pink
ham i Toledo, Ia, ar den lycklige
egaren at en- gas af Toulouse ras,
hvil ken fatt EFT vidstrackt rykte
pa grund at sin storlek. Gasen
wager I44 pounds, ar Diver iva tot
hog och lager agg stora som en-
ordinar karaffin. Gasen har af Mr.
Pinkham varit utstalld pa fera
utstallningar at fjaderfa, de-vid
den adragit sig den storsta upp
marksa mhet, och det ar nu egaren,
afsigt att taga den till utstaltam
gen i St. Louis. Pa grand at
fogelns tyngd skadades siinhuden
pa den irusna marken i winter,
hvarfor Mr. Pinkham lat forfardiga
at sin gas EFT par lampliga gutta-
perkagaloscher. och med dessa
fortskaffningsmedel har gasen
kunnat reda sig gallant utan att
skada simhuden eller omkyla
tarna. AT EFT agg, som denna
markvardiga gas nyligen lade, har
ell boardiHghusbas i Nevada. Ia,
lagat IA pajar. Obs! Denna gas
ar ingen anka.
Rykten arc i omlopp att EFT
uppror antagligen kommer att
utbryta bland invanarne i ryska
Pollen, derest Ryssland lider hera
nederlag i ostern. bet vantas
afven att upproret skall komma
att sprida sig babe till osterrikiska
och tyska Pollen, derest Diet verk-
ligen utbrytar, och babe Osterrike'
och Tyskland vidtaga derfor i It'd
sina matt och steg. Osterrike har
redan mobiliserat sina, stridskraf-
ter i Galizien, och man vantar att
liknande atgarder skola, kemma
att vidtagas at de andra makterna.
ryska revolutionara polackerna
hafva halllt 1era animerade moten
i Zurich, Schweitz, der de forkla-
rat att den It'd nu ar nara foresta-
da ALA revolutionara krafter
i Ryssland maste resa sig for att
i gemenskap CORA slut pa desPo
tismen,
Eft stort ungdomsmote hollis
en- qvall forbid. vecka i EFT skolhus
nara Ellsworth, la. All ungdom
i grannskapet var naryarande och
skulle hatva en- trefiig alton. l
handelse de: skulle komma att ga
for uppsluppet till, var en- aldre
person vid Mann Hiscock narva-
rande for att til)se att ingen ske.
made Oliver skacklarna.
Fyra unge man menade nu att
Diet ckulle vara en- lyckad ide att
berusa Hiscock. hvilken atagit
sig att hatva EFT oga pa dem ALA.
Hvar de lingo whiskyn fran. vet
man ej. men planen lyckades for
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-18

ON min sonhustru wore botad for
fallandesot genom Kuriko. Hon
har lidit i mer an fem ars It'd af
denna iarskrackliga sjukdom och
plagade "a EFT anfall hvarje vecka
Sedan hon boriat begagna Kuriko
ar hon ~betydligt battre till helsan
och har icke haft cit anfall pa
Diver fyra manaders It'd. vi arc
Sd tacksamma for Ebert boteme.
del. att ord fattas oss att uttrycka
Diet. Eder tillgifna Mrs. Peter
Gregoire. So Clark ST."
Man Dor allttd komma ihag, att
denna medecin icke sales af apo
tekare utan endast af speciella
agenter. Pa platser, der ingen
sadan %fnnes, kan medicinen err
hallas direkt fran fabrikantsn,
DR.. Peter F~ahrney, II2-II4
So. Hoyne Ave, Chicago, Ill.
c. c. Thelanders Componn
Cough Syrup botar hosta och ondt
i brostet
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-18
sfaipt. Hiscock blef icke allie

trafligt. Hiscock plef icke allie.
mast redlost drucken, men hal
hsde till pa kopet forplagat sig $
grundligt, att han Allied pafoljand
dag, utan att hafva blifvit nyktel
Man trodde forst att han fatt gift
men Observation-Disclosures visad
att Diet var Diet qvantum whisk..
han har intagit, som vallade han
dod. NJ har enkan vackt rate
gang mot de fyra unge man. son
berusade Hiscock, och fordra
1900 dollars i understanding
De arc ala soner at rika foraldra,
och nojet torde komma att kost;
dem dyrt.
Hemliga japanska agenter lara
hafva erhallit EFT stort antal rekry-
ter for den japanska hsr' n. bland
iniyttade hnnar. lolack"r och
andra ry>Shatarr. som rbeta
Masabagrufvofna och andra jern
grufvor ! Minnesota Rundsk,it
velser pa deraS eget sprak hafva
blifvit utsanda bland dessa man
med innehSll att de nu kunna be-
tala Ryssland tillbaka for ALT de
hade att utsta, imam de blefvo
tvingade att utvandra for att soka
slit ~uppehalle j irammande land.
De japanska varfvarne lara. natur-
ligtvis i all hemlighet, hafva kon-
tor i de vigtigaste staderna /
grufdistrikten. Det pastas att in
nan denna manads utgang minst
400 rekryter skola komma att afga
endast fran Duluth till Japan, dit
de erhalla fri resa, bet ar icke
for den numeriska styrkan som
Japan onskar dessa hj%elptrupper
men endast for den moraliska YER
kan Diet kan medfora, da ia
pan kan visa att czarens lorna
missnojda undersatar kampa j ia
panesernas leder.
Synes som EFT underverk.
bet fumes manga mediciner, som
hatva tillfallig verkan, men for
eller senare kommer sjukdomen
iiiIbaka igen. Den ar namligen
icke botad fran rotten, utan en-
dast pa ytan. Att delta icke ar
fallet med DR.. Peters Kuriko
framgar af foljande berattelse,
som tillstalldes fa%brikanten for en-
It'd sedan. New Bedford, Mass.
den II JUL 1903. DR. Peter
Fahrney, Chicago. III. Jag on
skar meddela Elder, att Elder Ku-
riko atergaf mig helsan och, jag
kan nastan saga, lifvst. lag pla-
/ aratals at hjert-och mag
lidande, och mitt blod var i EFT
ganska daligt tillstand. Jag kun
de hvarken alta eller sofva och
hade nastan uppgifvit hoppet ON
att nagonsin blifva frisk. Lakarne
SADIE, att jag hade vatten i hjertat
och 0nskade utfora en- operation
pa mig, men jag vile ej tillstadja
dem Diet. | Diet stallet forsatte
jag mig att fors9ka Elder Kuriko,
ON hvilken jag hade last sd man,
ga gynsamma omdomen. Delta
var omkring ito ar sedan, ar 1893
tror jag. Jag hade brukat den
Stamina blot en- kort It'd, mar Jag
kande en- behaglig forandring
mig, och jag blef smart frisk, och
hvad som ar annu mer, jag har
ALT sedan varit frisk. Det synes
llksom EFT underverk, att jag
nagonsin blef bra. Att jag i dag
~lefver, b5r ii rlskrifvas endast och
allenast Ebert stora botemedel,
Kuriko. bet tycktes atven, som
ON min sonhustru vore botad for
fallandesot genom Kuriko. Hon
har lidit i mer an fem ars It'd af
denna tarskrackliga sjukdom och
plagade "a EFT anfall hvarje vecka
Sedan hon boriat begagna Kuriko
ar hon betydligt battre till helsan
och har icke haft EFT anfall pa
Diver fyra manaders It'd. vi arc
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-18

Entered at the Post Office at SiouxCity
Iowa. as second class mail matter.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-18

En- trefig och saregen stad for t~urister
att besoka, Turistpriser for yintern AFRO
nu g~allsnde. Snabba angva-mde yesti-
bultag med genomgaende sofyagnar,
buffet, eiblioteks- och r6kvagnar SAINT
maitider under hela resan i matsalsvagnar
Begar en- illustrerad box ON New OrIeons
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Close order drill. good. Manual OF
arms. very good. Firings. excellent
Extended order, good. Physique OF
men, very good.
Company I:-Character of men, very
good. Zeal. good. Efficiency. good
Reliability. very good. Close order
drill, good. Manual of arms and fir
ings. good. Extended order drill, fair.
Physique of men, good. Company
cook not uniformed.
Company k:-Character of men. very
good. Zeal, very good. Efficiency,
very good. Reliability, very good.
Close order drill, very good. Extended
order drill, good. Manual of arms.
good. Physique Of men, very good.
This company very well instructed i'm
the general orders OF a sentinel. Also
went through the setting up exercises
very Well" Every man present at in
speCtion.
Company L:-Character of men. very
good. Zeal. very good. Efficiency.
good. Reliability, very good. Close
order drill, good. Manual of arms and
firings. good. Extended order drill,
fair. Physique of men. good. Drill
hall only about 60x4O feet.
Company M:-Character of men. very
good. Zeal, very good. Efficiency.
very good. Reliability, very good.
Close order drill, very good. Manual of
arms and iirinEs. very good Extend
cd order drill, good. Physique of men.
good
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TOOK TIME.
Really Should Not Have Blamed the
Doctor When Coffee Was the Hid
den Cause.

II was Il moderate coffee drinkcr for
- years and never knew or believed
coffee was as strong IL poison for me
as it turned out to be. About three
years ago began to suffer with my
heart and stomach. and although / took
several kinds of medicine, also house
remedies. I would feel Il little better
and then get worse again. In this way
/ kept on until 1898 my constitution
broke down entirely.
In the next three years | employed
10 prominent physicians of South Bend,
Niles, Buchanan and Valparaiso, gave
each one a fair trial but no two of the
10 doctors had the same opinion of my
disease. The first one said / had to-
bacco heart: the second said the nerves
of the heart were weak; the third said
it was a tumor in my stomach and I
| could not live long; the fourth said it
WAS my stomach and leading blood
vessels and there was no hope for me:
the fifth said my heart and liver We're
enlarged; the sixth said the inner coat
of the aOrta was ruptured and my life
would be very short; the seventh said
it was all in the back of my head;
when I told the Sth what the eth said
, he did not give me his opinion: the 9th
doctor said he would straightcn me up
but he did not do it; the 10th one said
| it was my stomach. / received some
little benefit of him, then stopped en-
pioying physicians and tried patent
medicines but found no relief
| II never had any pains with the ex-
ceptiOn of slight one in the heart
| region. but was very nervous and was
| 50 weak that at times l could scarcely
walk across the floor Sometimes when
| | laid down my nerves would shake so
hard it would shake the bed so had to
be held. | had no appetite or desire for
any kind of food and had to force my
| self to take the little nutriment | got;
only got few hours sleep each night
along toward morning. | was very
melancholy and thought my days were
numbered.
| In February, 1902, l called in the 18th
| doctor who strictly forbid coffee and
medicine and advised me to drink moth
| ing but Postum which of course I did
at once. The first four weeks did not
| feel much better. but after that | began
| to feel the effects of Postum and kept
on improving.
| Gradually the old troubles left and
l got steadily better and better. now
feel like a new man, can eat have a
good appetite. sleep well. have steady
nerves. my stomach and bowels work
all right again and last summer l did
| considerable work. The cause of the
whole trouble was undoubtedly coffee
and it fled when coffee was cut out and
Postum was used in its place.
| has made ha -,
my family, especially in myself, wife
and daughter and we now realize what
a strong poison coffee is to most peo-
pie" Name given by Postum Com
pany. Battle Creek. Mich.
Look in each package for the famous
little book, THE Road to MELVILLE"
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Medical Book FREQ.
Men Made Vigorous at Home.

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every male reader mentioning this pa
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encc of Life. or Salf-Prescrvation," the
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a subject which is being discussed
by tn" Veter1aS OF the Maine regiments.
and which is received with general
favor. is that Of holding their annual
reunions III Boston, at the time that
the annual encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic is held there, i'll
August The veterans Of the 9TH and
18th Maine have already commenced
10 consider seriously the matter of do
ing away with their reunion which is
usually held in the State, and to hold
it in Boston, thus giving the members
Il chance to meet their old friends, anu
at the same time to get together in
social reunion as q regiment. AS Il
majority of the Maine regiments hold
their leu:.ions in August, it is thought
by many of the veterans that the move.
to postpone the Maine reunions, this
year. will be quite general. as many
could attend the encampment in Bos-
ton. and while there arrange for the
resimental reunions. The Sd Maine
has taken no action in the matter IS
yet but will probably think favora bly,
of the move. This regiment held its
annual reunion in Boston, in 1890.
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SUPERIOR COURT
April Term, Hon. 0. G. Hall, PRESIDING
Justice.
OLIVER G. HALL. Judge.
CHARLES W. JONES. Clerk.
FRANK. j. HAM, Sheriff.
THOMAS LEIGH, County Attorney.
EPLn " LEE Ctapnpranbai-

OLIVER G. HALL. Judge.
E g. AEEi " y Az Jones SEss,os Clerk.
THOMAS LEIGH. County Attorney.
FRED W. LEE, Stenographer.
Friday, May s.
The case of Robert Hood of Gar
diner indicted for violation of the
pied the attention of the court all
Gay. County Attorney Leigh for the
State and Sheldon & Sawtelle for the
defendant. Tie case went 10 the jury.
at 5.35 O'Clock, and verdict of guilty
vas returned at 6.23.
The liquor cases against Severe
Gouse of Waterville have been con-
tinued to the September term.
The demurrer filed III the case Of
State vs.. d. X. Jewell of Hallowell,
for subcrnation of perjury. las been
sustained by Judge Hall.
The case of State VS.. Leighton. for
attempt to commit rape. will not be
taken up till after the conn letion of
the civil docket. Court will come in
at $50. Saturday morning.
Assignment of cases for Jury Trial at
the April Term of the Superior Court,
kennebec County, beginning
FRIDAY. MAY 9Th 1904
5i1-Lovejoy ct al. VS.. Penney. William
son & Burleigh; Sheldon y Sawtelle
3i9-I.oveJoy ct al VS.. Penney. William
son & Bureish; Sheldon & Sawtclle
SATURDAY, MAY 7th
JS3-Frizzellc vs.. McCurdy. Aplt Viii
hanson & Burleigh; Sheldon IL Saw
tcllc.
1G1-Colley VS.. Jones. ApIt & TT Will
Hanson 4 Burleigh; Titcomb. Sheldon
d SawtcllC
3l3-IIasltc ". Ciphers {; IT, Sheldon
X Sawtellc; II. j. Lynch
MONDAY, MAY 9TH.
, 57J-I.ilIcy & Co. vs.. Atkins John W
Foster; w. G. Atkins.
| Woodward vs.. Knowles. Sheldon &
Sawtcilc; Williamson Il Burlcigh
5iJ-Hamilton ct al VS.. Little. William
son q Burleigh; +. NJ. Thompson.
| 392-Atkins rs. Fall. w. c. Atkins; o. E.
ClaSon.
117-Brann ct al. vs.. Mcader. o. L. CIa-
son; ". &. Atkins.
| 3jI9-NIasnn ". Chase: r. J. c. Little;
Sheldon d SaWtelle.
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Death of Mrs. A. B. Sin!ey.

Mrs. Mary Louise Sibley. wife OF
Albert Il. Sibley. died. Friday morning
at her home at l. Noyes place. sSh-
was horn in Passadunkeas, Me, March
80, 1862 and consequently was so years
of age.
She was q true and faithful wife, 4
Kind and loving mother. and her ami
able and sweet disposition made her
dear to everyone who knew her. Sha
was 4 great sufferer for many years,
and for the last IL months was con-
fined to her bed but bore her pain with
chc"rfulncSS and patience.
She is survived by Il husband. A. r.
Sih'cy, two daughters, Della NJ. and
Blanche l.. of this city. and two SONS,
Elmer =. and Edward X. of Boston
The funeral will be held at the resi-
dcrcc at O'Clock. Sunday afternoon.
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Acting under a warrant sworn out
by Sheriff Ham. Deputy Sheriffs Tyler
and Kicker City Marshal Breen and
Deputy Marshal Hanks visited the Cor
mier place. near the bridge over Bond
brook and seized a small quantity Of
liquor. Arthur Cormier. who was in
The place, was taken into custody, and
later appeared before Bail Commits
sioner Burleign, giving bonds in the
sum of 5000. for appearance before the
municipal court. at 2 o'clock, this af-
ternOon. COrmier was represented by
3. r. Maher.
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TUESDAY. MAY 10th.

2SG-Hackett VS. Wiley ct al Became 6
Peane; II. II. Pattcn:
%S-Marsh VS.. Perkins Il Tr Beane &
Reane; Thompson.
36-Drake VS.. Norton. Beane & Beane
r. J. Lynch. A. NJ. Goddard.
3G0-Little vs.. Lapointe. Little; Titcomb
3S2I'ohen ct al. VS.. Goldberg. G. A. Hill.
3sG-Stetson vs.. Bickford. Hildreth; H. l.
Hunton.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 18th.
5J7-Rich. Libt VS.. Rich. o. B. Clason;
Williamson & Burleigh
ae3-Marden Us. Foster. Sheldon & Saw
telle; 3. F. Maher.
1S6-I.a Plante VS.. Liable. Fisher; Maher
lSS-Clary vs.. Cakes & IT. Maher; Lynch
Atkins
ei5-Rancourt ct al. VS.. Bushey & TT. +.
Johnson.
THURSDAY. MAY 18th.
7e7-Saunders. Libt vs.. Saunders. c. w
80, Ilussey; Sheldon & Sawtelle.
S21-Potter VS.. Johnson, Apt. c. A.
knight: G. A. Hildrcth.
aSl-Sawyer VS.. Booker. Knight; Clason.
Sli-Matthieu vs.; Matthew. Sheldon &
a2s-Barton vs.. RICK Kicker. G. NJ. Chapman;
%SS-Eaker VS.. Pushard. Hildreth; Clason
S'5-Goldbers in rep. Is, Am. Elk. Co
HeSelton; Cornish K Bassett.
FRIDAY, MAY 18th.
15a-Gorton VS.. Milroy. Apt. Clason;
Knight.
SS9-Turf Pub. Co. VS.. Trask. Hildreth;
Atkins.
G93-kennebec Steam Towage Co. Sci Fa.
vs.. Rich. Heselton; Williamson &
BurleiSh.
211-Locke ct ais. VS.. Page & Tr. Fisher
1i4-RaymOnd VS.. Rich ct al. John Merri-
man. w. III. Fisher; H. p. Carver.
SATURDAY. MAY 18th.
5G0-Hopkins VS.. Gown & TT. Apts. vii
hanson d Burleigh; Sheldon & Saw
trllc.
;,06-kcmpton vs.. Infs. Of Arrowsic. Viii
hanson & Burleigh: Geo. T.. Hewes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-07
LIQUOR SMUGGLING.
Charge Against Elijah J. Campbell of
Caribou.

Bangor, Me- May 6.-Eiijah j. Camp
bell. colored, of Caribou, was held in
$500 bail by United States Commits
sioner Hamlin. today, for alleged
smuggling of liquor. His case will be
heard at the June term of the United
States district court to DE held in this
city. He was committed in default of
bail.