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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12
SatOuliI6sr SirGcn.Salenocr.
@pn Der SnAaeit 81 &ana.
Gic yMuro- S(mcrifa" bon Tbila-
belpbia. &a., id)rei6t:

Wynn 7~Ny It'NN
Sic Sp5ioliitcn iinb III bcn1 nclls
lid in Bolton obgcbaltercll Sollpellt
Der ,Nmcrifmuiid)en S0oerntton Der
Qlr6eit" iebr gPid)left lpeg9efommeli.
Sylt Der 8eriammllmq Der oelltldelt
aatbolifen, bic neltlidI IN Der ct.
Ge!erS. Solle IN B~bilo0elpbid ob9c'
boIten moroen lit, bate linen Or. ".
Setter BON Buffalo al8 Sertreter Der
Natboliteu 9eln9t, baB Die Sage Der
Qlr6eiter III benz io3iuliltii6en Slt'
EunftSituate idlimmer iein iuilroe,
mis- inter DEM gegcnipGrtigen fopttn-
Iiitiihen SnIteme. 0o&lelbe 1agteIl
!bncu Don Dem S%tnnopuntte Der slr.
better aus betalmte Ir6eitcrfilbrcr,
m!c SSSobn Mitbcl, Der YrGliocnt Der
Hereinafter 8oblen9r1bcr = Union
Der &ercinigten Stuoten, rno Serr
@omperS, Ser HrdiiOent Der Nmerl=
Eclliiden S0oerotion Der Arbeiter.
6err MitdeIl erflGrtc, baB eS Gin
prrBcr NiiBgriif ieiu piiroe, Die Nrs
better cpeglr1g Ollrd) ole io5ialiltt=
i6en @]rin5iplen 5it bin0en mo 5lt
finent bloBeu Nnbdngiel elmer POLITE
Id)en Bartei 5lt mohen. Ntob encrz
Eiid)er Derrpobrte iidJ SEER 8om-
perS ge9pu jeOen Geriltd, Der gr6eis
tcr.8artei Ben So3iolismIS ouf5us
balien. Gr ioote ibnen Oircft ms
@ciidJt: nSn i~o5ialer &inii6t ieio
Shr ollf Dem Srripegc, IN irlouItriele
Ter Siniidt cine llnmoglidteit. SD
babe oen uneri6iittcrlitcn @lulben
MI Oie @elperfe = Union : &%eDcqlung,
neil lie Die 9eI6iiberin ser slrbeiter
lit lu1O menn sic emancipation Ser
Nrbeiter IN nid)t oa5u fcrner Belt
Fommt, 10 miro es sic @emerfes
Unions eDegrng fem, 0urd) lpelde
Tie beripirflift miro"
9as IieBen mir idlon IQcs gernc
pelten, lpenn Ser GOnDert IN Bottom
nlG Conieqllent gebanOeIt bate.
@os bilft ANS gum 9eiipieI oa
boS cmpbotii6e @erOomeru ser
Sp3ialiiteH, menn bie yNmCri=
com federation" bennod io5io-
IiItiiGe @runolGbe gut6eiBt, ipie
es geidebeu lit, inoem Ser Gonpeut
Ii6 81 8lmIten OC8 @eiberitimms
re9teS erfldrte llno jeoCm Glr6eiter,
Delder 5u feinpr Union qeb0rt, 6as
Gedt ollf @roO nebmeu mill. limo
Dem nod Die Unions oIlii6cr I'M
goubG eintrctcn fiir Ben &laiien-
tanpf 0urdJ Nln3ettellmg BON amer
niinitigGn Streif5 un0 StreitigfeitClI
alcr Nrt, meldc iopobl Ben Yrbcis
tern, pic Sen &opitaliitcu, oI$ aud
Dem oQgemCiuen 8llblitWu mlr id)os
Den t0nnen, um0 Oeiien ein5ige Grz
fldrrng IN Dem edit io5ialiitiihen Be
itrC6Cu 3lt iu6cu lit, in Ser bcite6eu.
0cn 0eleul6ait mGqlidIt uiel I'M
rllbC an ItIiteu, nm OoS Solf iiir ole
Nnnabme 0cS io5ialiitii6cn Ero.
grdmmc$ miirbe 81 mn6eII.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12

NnlGBliG Der G%rnenni,ng bes Tro.
fcilorS Sr. MnlperS 5ilm 8~i5efanSler
oeS preuBiiden SrbenS pour lie
merite" iiir @iiienidaitcn nno
aiinite, ipoS Dor ibm Sbeo. Womm.
len aapeien mar, miro an einen
Ansiprud ManfeS crinnert, Den CT
emit iiber oieie SUPERINTENDENT &C.
ttan bat. Als SelmbolB 1886 sum
9isefau5ler eruannt wuroe, ain9 err
81, Aooli MenSel, Dem @un5ler oeS
GroenS, I'm lid iiber ieine Sblieaeu'
Geitcn belebren 81 luiien. oSa",
ioetc @en3el, noa fam ih Sbneu
nm ole @ntlport geben, ole id, ieiner.
5eit pon &unte crbielt: uNlS @iie-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12
GrGiiScut Rouiepelt hat e2 oli

fAutb"t"i OsSNIN~S' b"t VIZ
Olrd9cieet, OaB Geuerol @oob Der
Wtaior-@enerul Der N(rnlee miro.
@~enigitcnS bat bcricl6e bis ieBt Die
depreciation oeS SenotS. GomiteS err
bnltcu. Sm Senot mag iid nod
0ieIer ooer iener Senator bie @eIrie.
biglng perIdnifen, mliebiame
Gc9eu iibGr ben 81 promopirenoen
5relrnO beS grGiiOenten 81 iagen,
ober promopirt miro er mobl
perOen. ltno Damn bot buS SanO
bo2 ScmllBtiein, bnB Elm + oil
ser Spibe lmiercr Irmee itebt.
llnb pemt Gem o lit, Damn fam
bielleidt nod einmol ein 3%eitrulgS.
menid on Die Spite Ser Slottc fonI.
men. Gurioie @clt, bieie @aib.
ill9toner Yolitiferieelen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12
9a SaS 8cilnufcr, Oab Scr ltel

TH pNS OCIlHNICr, Dob OCT lelle
Napit ell .9enlpfrot" lit, miro NIT
9ied)t bon fntboliidcn @lGttern OILS
ein llniinu bc5cidnet, 5lmul
memt Dicie$ gSort o0emofrut" bon
liberal nugcbnudten Glemcnten be-
mltt miro, nm 0uollrdI fir / ire
SHeen rnO Mi6hmG Stimmmg 5u
modeu. @Cm 0u$ @ort beOcuten
ioG, OoB Ser EupIt ans oen Grmeren
Gdi6ten be3 &oIte3 6erpprgebt, 10
ioNc man 0a9 irci berm&. Gas
miiieu mir glQe. @cnn man aber
Oolnit iu2eu mil, Ger Yopit meroc
Die &olt&bcrr DAFT 0ie
9icpu6litcuL Ge8cuii6er oct Mouar-
d}iecn bcpOr5u8cH 10 lit ba8
citel Spiegclgcic6t, bcWn icocr EapIt
1T ia ielbIt ciu sc j mo spar
cir nu &cbeHS5citcu Crs
mdDlter Mtonard. SAB nber cil
COLDER ii6 gcGeu Die Mounr.
II te ais politiidcS Spitem obleb.
II 5 Dcrtnltcn ioQtc, hoS fam mir
Fin hummer pOer Dcr6leuOeter Sci.
tungSmcnld ldIrcibcn o0er piu Sibe.
roller, mclder bomit bcitinmte
Smedc beriOlGt. Go3 @ort Demo
fratiider &opit" lit Elm IuSorlld,
mclder bon aeiitiger llnfIor6cit in
ben @cGriiicn 5cltgt mn0 meiitcu8
mid 3u @uritcn 9cSjcnigen reject,
mClder Oa&ieI6e bGuiig gc6rou6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12
NadSem III Dem Gbicago'er Sbca-

tcrbranoc an Ole GOO Berioncn llnls
grfommcn iinO, beeilcn iid bic
StaOt6camtcn ia boh ole Cider
bcitSmubregeln bltr65ufiibren, mel.
de idon lange beitcbelr, jest ober crit
5itr InSfiibrlmg tommen. @er bat
ettpaS bon Dem 5~lgeOedten @rlmnelt
llno Dem bineingeiaQeneu &al6e
9eiogt?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12
,,@enn om nod cine SHUTTER
haiti"

,@em III nod cine Mlltter bait, 10
bante @ott nno iei 5uirieOeu,
Nid)i Maen ouf Dem GroenrunO III
oieieS bobe Slid beidieoen.
&enn iii nod cine Wiltter bait, 10
iouit 3u lie nit 2iebe pflegen,
Gab lie oereinit ibr miioes SSarpt in
SrieOen fam our HlIbe legen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12
Seit nleillem 9erid)t pom !. Gtto'
Fer 1903 iino folgenbe ~Gterbefdlle
besablt nor0eu:

De5ahlf roor0en:
gtp. 535. - Irunt gSrl. Burger,
6ormer. 3lpeig 3, Soma Sin.
llrlod)e oes SoDes: ScrjFronf.
belt perbunoen nit @oiierilid)t.
@cltorben an 3. Septelnber
1908, 20 Sabre alt. Iuigca
nomnen am I. Sftobcr 1879.
We5ublt am II. Sftober 1908;
$4,000.
go. $50. = @id,. =. Gorep, oofo.
nlotipfiibrer. 3meis ,, Iii
bltQile. llrind)e Oes Sobes:
Sdooelbrlid). @eltorben am Z.
September 1903, II Sabre alt.
Nllr9el1omnlen am 30. SUM
1880. Se5ablt an fl. Sttu-
Der 1903; $4,000.
90. 537. - Eatrid Glancp, SSubr-
mann. 3meie =, 1ubuuue.
llrlad)e bes CODES: @ebirr.
id!ag. @eltorben am II. Sept.
1903, 60 Sabre olt. Muiae.
npmmen am 90. Sanllar 1879.
@c5ablt am II. Sftober 1908;
$4,000.
go. 53S. - Sobn Mc@nirc, Glen.
bobn.T rbeiter 3peig 8, @o.
terlop. llriate bes SobeS:
arcbs. @eltorbem am 20.
September 1903, 50 Sabre alt.
Nufgenommen am =. Suli
1882. 9e3ublt uu 81. Otto.
Der 1903; $4,000.
30. $50. = Sobn Mulooon, Sor,
mer. 3peig s, @uterloo. llr.
lade Oes Tooes: Sraariide
S%er5trnnfbeit. 8eitorben am
6. Sttober 1903, SO Sabre olt.
Mufgenommen am 4. Sllli
1880. @e3nblt am I. Nopem.
Der 1903; $1,000.
go. $40. - Sobn a%euuebp, M,esger.
3pcig 8, aeofuf. llrla6e bes
So0es: SulsenentsiinOula. @e.
ltorben ain ~. Oft. '03, 80 :.
alt. Enlightenment ON %.
Mar5 1895. 9eoablt am 81.
MoDembcr 1903; $4,000.
90. 541. - @m. i. 9ittoe, slouo.
tat. 3meig 10, Gapenpcrt.
llriad)e beS CODES: Sersermei.
terung. 0eitorben an %. Stt.
1903, II Sabre oIt. Nuige.
nonlmcu am ,. Se5ember 1879.
@e5ablt an 80. Nopember
1908; $4,000.
go. 5l3. Eeter @onOeriheio,
&oufmnnn. ,3mcig 30, Iu.
bnoue. llriade DeS SooeS:
grigbt's Nierenfranfbeit. @es
ltorben am 10. Hopember 1903,
80 Sabre alt. Iuieenommen
am %. Wdr5 1886. 8esablt
un 10. 1e5ember '03; $4,000.
gIue IoOesiGue bis sum 1. 0e3em.
Der 1908 iino he3nbIt, nit Allsnah.
nc bon Gp. 542, in neldem Sale
Der Observation-Disclosures nidt pom
8cridte aiitgebeiBen porOen lit.
Sier Sobcsfdac limo fir Ge3ember
bcrid)tet iuoroen, ipelde cine 8ea
bon iiinf nidtbe5ablten
5oresfallen an Sano maht, nit
Snmme bon $4,000.
Yeter 3ern,
8eneralsS etretGr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12

lcll5ler", lnoie mir Naute, ,baben
re meter nihta 81 tbun, al5 3u
rartcnl bis id toot bin um Damn
Solljlcr J. fperoen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12

6rtmoen Dor, ood ionlcn Nrobcrc
Mrmtltb ODER aroBere ~s9iirOigfeit
audi Den 6ernitebenoen b~enor3uaen
lalieu. - lltinam!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12
Gr56iidOf Gnialep bon Gbicaa.

VI5UITuJUT [HIUICU DOH OUItuNp
bat cin mdlHlideS, elm edit bii6Gf.
lidc5 @ort in Ser S9uIfrogc &c.
rtbet, in0em cr sic Tc6te Der ant6o.
iifcn ouf cincn She'll ser 6iientli6en
GdulgeIGer betollt ul6 ole Gprannei
Der liGeraIen Hegicruns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12
Gr.
gejaDlt iiir6 Sen Stcrbeiaa

Vc5ablt OH ocn Torliben'
beu Der Heierpc Sonb.
GommiiiGrc ... 2,264.70
Gc5ablt oil ben StaatS.
ar3t $50 @eridte) 1000
%Gommiiiion iiir @leenten $1,000
Vc5ablt oil Eorto mo
GrpreG 11.42
Grud'chcn nno Sdreib.
matcrialicn 80. 1885
Wunr an Sanb an 1. ga.
mlar 1904:
Stcrb9elb.6 ono t6,3SS.7 10
AuSnnben.6on0 2,2S0.15
----
Sa- hSG Sd
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12

Sotaliumme i'm Neierpe-
Scnb bis Datum :. .$74,S25.9O
Mnleibe in MuSiidt: $4,000; miro
bis Dor ben 1. Sebruur 1904 &C.
ma6t Derben.
Nhtungspouit nnterbreitet
g. s.. &nrB, TorliBenOer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12
GicrtcIjGbrIiG)cr Hcridtt

Bonn /. Git. 1868 bis sum /. Sanuar 1901.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12
Sinan5.geridt

Or.
gaor on Sau0 ON Left.
1903:
Gterbgelo-S .$12,006.2o
Iusgnben.S onO -. 2,619.92
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12
@icrteIjabrIider @eridjt bes &eierpe.
T0no.

Tonb.
SEES Dimes, Sotua,
4. Sonuor 1904.
Itl Ole 0eamten nno MitgIieoer Scr
u. Sc. q. Sdusgeieaihait BON
Soma.
&ertbe Serren!
&iermit ,mterbreite id) meinen
pierteljGbrlidJen Weriht ais Sor-
iitenoer ser Meierpes Sono.G ON.
miiidre, pom l.. Sttober 1903 bis
gum A.. Sanlar 1904.
9aor on SuuO ieit mel.
nem leeten geribt S 4,974.52
Grbulten BON Setter aern,
G'eneraliefretGr, 5ebn
Fro5ent Der llmIageu:
Z. Iop. 1903 .$775.5O
3. Ie3. 1903 =. 1925
A. San. 1904 =. 741.95
-$ e264.7O.
Srtcreiien erbolten felt
leBtem geriht 1,tS6.70
gaar erbnlten bon Nn.
leiben leit leStem BE.
rid)t 10000
In Sano .$11,125.92
a,lsaeliebene 8eloer -. 1858, 10000
gaar an San0 11,12o.OO
Sotaliumme i'm Neierpe-
TcnO bis Datum :. .$74,S25.90
Mnleibe in Musiidt: $4,000; miro
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-02-18

4. B. Goodrich attended q meeting Of
the Masons at Topeka this week.
Six quarter sections good land on Null
berry, for sale cheap. REEVES & KIRK
PATRICK. H..
o, D. Schermerhorn and family, con-
slsting Of wife, son and daughter, who
are on their way to California on a
pleasure trip, stopped off for a few days
visit to their cousin DR.. Whitworth, Mr..
Schermerhorn Is an extensive furniture
manufacturer In southern Michigan.
Mr.. Oliver Stubs md Miss Avonia
Flesher left Dodge City Monday morning
on No. 2 going direct to Newton where
they were at once married. The pair Of
young people kept their own counsel and
their friends did not know that there was
to be wedding on Monday until the
news came that the pair were married.
The young couple went to Arkansas
City the following day and expected to
visit in Oklahoma before returning. Both
are well known In Dodge City,
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-02-18
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

For SALE-Ladies' bicycle. Apply al
this office.
Mrs. D. H. Simpson Is recovering from
an attack Of rheumatism.
The one case Of smallpox here has
been released from quarantine.
Judge Madison went to Ashland the
first of the week to hold court there.
Next Wednesday will be the anniver-
sary of the great lS.inch snowfall Of lasI
year.
Just arrived. The nobblest line Of
mems suits and spring overcoats. Call
and see them. YORK.KEY MER. Co.
R, 7. Young has returned from st.
Joseph, NO., where he was called recent.
" by the death of his sister.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-02-18
G. L. Painter was in st. Joseph, No.,
on real estate business this week.

G. L. Painter was in st. Joseph, Mo-,
on real estate business this week.
The handsome young printer, who
masqueraled here under the name of
Robert Pemberton for several months,
left for st. Louis Tuesday.
The Mootz store made a long distance
sale this morning. A lady who was here
on trip took a fancy to an iron folding
bed that was in Mr.. Mootz' stock. She
bought it and had It shipped to her home
in Iowa.
One of the finest hearses that ever
found Its way to Western Kansas has
just been received by the Russell Furni.
ture Company.
I Bill Boyd has returned from visit to
his old home in Missouri. While in
Missouri, Bill says, he put In all Of bis
time visiting and didn't have time to
work or get worked.
To Cure Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If 1t fails
to cure. E. W. Groves signature is on
each box. 26c.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-02-18
Pretty Safe Rule to Go BY.

/
When there Is feeling that the heart
or lungs, blood Or liver, brain Or nerves
are diseased, OF once commence to doO-
tor the stomach. That Is the foundation
OF the trouble In 90 cases out Of every
100. Commence to regulate the digestive
organs, get them in healthy working
condition, and the other troubles will
leave Of themselves. Diseases which
have their beginning In the stomach
must be cured through the stomach.
The medicine for stomach disorders and
half the ills OF life, Is DR.. Gums I'm.
proved Liver Pills. They are sold by all
druggists for 25c per box. One pill is a
dose. These pills put all the digestive
organs ID good condition SO that disease
has no basis to work on. For sale by
| Rath & cambridge, druggists.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-02-18

The marriage Of Miss Dora Wlseman
Of Wright to Mr. Eugene Quick of Spear.
vile took place today at noon at the
home Of the brides father, Niles Wise
man at Wright. Father Mennis of the
Catholic church Of Dodge City ofllclated.
The wedding was big affair, attended
by people from all parts Of the county.
The young people are popular among
their friends In Ford county and a great
many took long drives this morning to
witness the marriage.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-02-18

Dr. Whltworth, who has been serious
ly sick for the past three weeks, is re-
ported better and 1t is hoped will con j.
tinue to improve.
Mrs. De York formerly of this city,
now of Arkansas City who was killed last
week by one Of the Dodge City papers
was resurrected this week by the same
agency.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-02-18

Itching Piles produce moisture and
causes itching, this form, as wells Blind,
Bleeding Or Protruding Piles are cured
by DR.. Bo.san.ko's Pile Remedy. Stops
itching and bleeding. Absorbs tumors.
Doc a jar at Druggists or sent by mail.
Treatise free. Write me about your ease.
Or. Bosanko, Phila. Pa. For sale by Rath
& Bainbrdge, Druggists.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-02-18

An eastern man who has money to
back such a task has been taking consid-
cradle interest Ill the Ford county oil
and gas prospects. He has been making
inquiries and may come here to do some
prospecting, as he believes the oil is here
for the anyone who will 20 to the ex-
pense Of drilling for 1t.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-02-18

EpEE Knowing what 1t was to suffer, !
L NGL' will give FREE OF CHARGE, to
any afflicted positive cure for Eczema, Salt
Rheum, Erysipelas, Piles and skin diseases.
Instant relief. Don't suffer longer. Write F.W
WILLIAMS, 400 Manhattan Ave-, New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-29
II which they, III good faith, caused

in which they, i'll good faith, caused
their banks to invest.
The promoters Of the new road clam
that this professed diversion will not
in any injure the interests of the Phil-
lips and Eangeley Railroad. We do not
feel quite sure of this. These pro-
motors have already constructed Il new
road from Eustis junction north into
Redlngton Township and another eX-
tension north tn Stratton, in Cop'in
Plantation. has been authorized by the
Railroad commissioners with. it ~
claimed. will be built the coming
spring.
If we now authorize the road from
70 Oquossoc it will give these promoters
opportunity to haul all the freight
originating north of Eustis Junction 10
Oauossoc. and in so doing they Will
use only five miles OF the Phillips and
Rangeley Railroad instead OF twenty
four miles as they do now i'll making
their hauls by way of Phillips.
Indeed this is their avoWed purpose.
The bare statement Of the case shows
what injury must Of necessity result
to the Phillips ana Rangcley Railroad.
The promoters say that it is the in
tnntiCn to consolidate these roads as
soon as an act OF the Legislature can
be obtained. If so ii can hardly be en-
pected that the owners of these new
roads. who have paid for them in cash.
will mortgage them either by first or
second mortgage to secure the bombs
now issued by the Phillips and EanGe-
ley railroad.
1t is in evidence that all of these
new roads are having their share III
he mileage income. How can it be
then that a haul of FIVE miles from Eus-
It's Junction to Rangeley will give the
latter read an income equal to that OF
Il haul OF twenty-four miles from Eus-
:; is juno ton to Phillips. over the pres
ent roptr.
Attention is called to tn" great pow
er which is conferred by the state upon
the Board of Railroad commissioners
1t is. however. "a roWcr t" be used "hlE
for the public good Such :: power,
without a corresponding sense OF Ht'-
sronSibility. might lead to dire results
in many cases. While we feel It our
duty 10 assist in the devclopement Of
the resources OF the State, we are not
prepared to subscribe 10 Il policy which
shali injurr if not destroy. the sccuri-
Ties of an existing railroad by author
iZing another road t. divert the tr;tf-
fir. when Nc can see no advantage To
he obtained to the shippers of freight
or to iii" travelling public. both OF
whose interests go to make w tn"
pubic convenience" to be sUbserEel.
We are not abb" t. see that any pub
lie convenience calls for the constitute
ton Of the proposed road, and We
there fore so decree.
Dated AZ Augusta this 2Sth day Of
March \. u. 1907.
JOSEPH =. PEAKS.
BENZ. F.. CHADHOi'REE,
PARKER SPOFFDRD.
Railroad commissioners OF Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-29
OPERATIONS FAD.
Public Gradually Awakens to the Fact

The latest fad in operations has been
III" appendicitis fad, before thai the
fad for rectal operations ,pilrs. etc.,
held sway. Hundreds Of patients were
frightened and hurried into hospitals.
operated upon ana robbed of their last
dollar. when the trouble was a simple
case Of hcmorrhodS or piles 0nly.
easily cured at home with IA simple
remedy costing but fifty cents box.
Il procured one fifty cent box Of
Pyramid Pit cure of my druggist. with
the intention OF buying Il larger box
later, but was happily surprised when
found that | was cured. and still have
six pyramids left out Of the first ana
OILY box. | have not had the least
sign of niles since | used this one box
which has been about two months:
previous to using Pyramid Pile Cure [
had the worst kind of bleeding and
prot"udmE piles for over thirty-one
years. and no one knows. except those
who have had the piles. the pain and
misery | suffered.
I am poor man. but have oft. II
said l would give il fortune. if | had it.
&c be cured of the piles. and row have
been cured for fifty cents. | should be
very unsrateful if did not thank You
ana give you every privilege to use my
name and this letter. when I know
there are so many who suffer as did. :
j. y. Weislnilier. 100 Bladensburs
Road. Washington. +. C.
The Pyramid Drug 60. Marshall
Mich. publish 4 little book On the
causes and cure of plies. which they
will ne glad TO mail free 10 any
applicant. and We advise all sufferers
from this painful disease to write II
them for il.
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THE JOURNALS STOVE CONTEST.

AS the will close April clock votes
will be accepted alter that except those bearing plain
postmak previous that hour and reaching the kenncbcc
Journal Office within "a hours thereafter acl candidate
should of course have equal chance deposit his votes
his postocc previous o'clock noon, OF April Is but
cannot undertake. be responsible for any unusual delays
tie transmission of the mails
In order give all candidates equal chance. the last coupon
will appear i'll the issue Of Thursday, March 3Ist
1t would be great aid contestants would tic up their single
coupons i'll packages
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StrenQth and Endurance

Are factors of the greatest success.
No person can do full justice to him.
self without them.
In 10 season of the year are they
more easily exhausted than in the
spring.
We need not discuss the reason for
this here. It's enough to say there is
one, ana that Hoods Sarsaparilla gives
strength and endurance, as thousands
annually testify.
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Ralph Il. Folsom of this city has ac-
eeptcd a good position in Manchester
\. H.. as manager of branch retail
grocery store for Green & Co.. of BOs-
ton, a concern which has these stores
all over the country. and expects to as
sumo charge about the middle of April.
Mr.. Folsom has had seven years ex-
perience in Il grocery store having
worked four years for J. +. Fuller, and
three years in the same store. since It
came into the ownership of F. L. Web
Der. and has proved himself first class
salesman. His Augusta friends viii
unite in wishing him success in his new
field.
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Cards Of Thanks, obituary notice.
resolutions Of respect, ETC., will bs
charged at the rate Of ten cents per
line. No charges less than seventy.
five cents. A
Al advertising, announcements Of On.
tertainments, whose object q thu
raising Of money. will be CHARGED NJ
the rate of fifteen cents line.
Advertising notices, news form, will bs
excluded from our local columnA 81.
cept such as refer to advertisers or.
cupying space in our advertising
columns. and will be run u.caar 4
separate head on one Of tA> lacaI
pages.
Subscribers who fail to receive thu
Journal promptly will confer a favor
by notifying the Office immediately
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REV. RICHARD ROLAND.
A Letter Written fer the Benefit OF
Others.

Rev. Richard Boland. rector of ST.
Michael's parish. Lowell. Mass. writes
as follows: Father Johns Medicine
is unequaled as a preventative of bron-
chial and lung diseases which have
been working such terrible havoc in on.
climate. We have used it ourselves
and find ii most beneficial in cases OF
prolonged coughs. colds and bronchial
irrtations. Its use renders the voice
flexible and pleasant and it is for this
reason Invaluable TO all public speak
orc
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Il. ]. Moves Of this city, was awarded
the contract. Friday. for the addition
and repairs which are to be made on
the Somerset county court house, ut
SkoWhegan. The changes include a
two-story brick addition 35x40 feet. and
the whole interior will be remodeled.
according to plans furnished by John
Calvin Stevens of Portland. The work
Will call for an outlay of about $4,000.
and will be completed about the first of
January 1905. Mr.. Noyes' crew will
commence operations at once.