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The Van Buren press., 1904-12-17
Whitley Game Law to De Tested,

Pine Blun sportmen are preparing
to make a test OF the Whitley game
law passed by the last legislature, and
have summoned a local cafe proprie-
tor to appear in court to answer TO
the charge Of selling and exposing for
sale wild ducks and quail The de-
fense will be that the game is shipped
to him from outside the state. and
that he is protected by the interstate
commerce law The prosecuting at.
torney says that the law expressly
states that game shall not be sold or
exposed for sale, and that it mat.
ters not II the game is brought from
another state.
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-17
Cos, 10 $4,000 Per Mile.

The construction Of the White Rlv.
er branch Of the Iron Mountain rail.
road from Batesylle to Carthage,
Mo, has been the most expensive
piece Of railroad work ever done In
Arkansas The cost Ia estimated at
an average Of $4,000 per mile There
are four tunnels from half a mile 10
three. quarters long, cut through sol.
Id rock, In addition to several trestlcs
az long The road IL expected TO be
ready for operation by August !,
1905,
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-17
Civil Service Examination.

Civil service examinations will be
held January IS In Little Rock, Fort
Smith and TeXarkana for. the follow
ing positions in Panama in connec-
ton with the construction of the 18th
mian canal. Surgeon, physician
pharmacist, hospital inferno, trained
nurse, assistant civil engineer, instru,
ment man, level rodman, chairman,
helper, clerk, bookkeepcr and time.
keeper, T. b, knight Is secretary of
the Little Rock civil service commits.
sion.
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-17
For Increase Of Mexican War Pensions

A bill has been introduced in the
house of representatives OF congress
by Congressman II b. Macon for the
benefit Of the survivors Of the MeyI
can war The bill provides that the
pension OF each pensioner who is now
on the rolls at sl2 per month, who is
disabled from manual labor or who IA
In such circumstances that sl2 is In.
sufficient, shall be increased to $50 a
month. The bin was referred 10 the
pension committee,
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-17
state Teachers Assoc latlon,

II has been decided to hold the ses.
slons of the state Teachers essoclo'
ton In Old Concordla han instead OF
the hall of the house OF representa-.
lives, "a on the date OF the meeting,
December 2S, 30 and 30 the janIIors
will be at work preparing the hail for
the meeting Of the legislature ten
days later
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-17
Robbers Set store on Fire.

The safe In the general merchan.
dso store Of Allen 4 Moseley at Al
Ella was blown open by robbers, who
secured no booty, The explosion set
Are TO the store. which was destroyed
with all Ia contents The loss IL
$4,000. with $4,000 insurance The
explosion shook the entire town and
officers ut once took the trail
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-17
Farmer Had a 5000 Bill.

A farmer residing near Paragould
bought a bill of goods in a store in
that city and rendered a 5000 bill in
payment. The clerk returned it with
the information that there are no bills
of that denomination The farmer
said he got the bill at Hoxie, giving
the stranger 5000 in change for It,
Il was a $50 bill with a cipher added
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-17
Road in Operation Five Years.

December 10 was the fifth ami.
vorsary Of the completion OF the
Choctaw railroad from Little Rock
west to Howe. as on that date in
1899 the qrst through train from
Little Rock to Weathwford, Tex.
left the former city The Choctaw
had been In operation for number
Of years previous from Howe, l. T.
west, and that part from Memphis TO
Little Rock had been the old Little
Rock and Memphis with this con.
meeting link completed the first
through train was able TO run to the
west from the Mississippi river along
the thirty,Gfth parallel
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-17
One Neoro Boy KILLED Another,

Bunch nm, u negro boy was shot
and killed near Arkansas city by
Charley Broades another negro
Broades nl once went 10 the town and
gave himself up aud was placed In
Jail lie said the killing was acct
dental
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-17
Delegates to Boil WeeviI Convention

The Arkansas delegates to the boil
weeyl convention at Shreveport, La,
December 1215, appointed by Agri
cultural Commissioner II, T. Bradford
are as follows; Senators Thomas r.
Mears, Hamburg; r. c. Jobe Hope;
w. H. Collins De Queen; c. r. Cot
nam, Monticello; A, S, Kilgore, Mag
nolia Thos w Hardy, Camden, and
Representatives T. II, Hooker Ham
burg; John w. Fields, Moulton; r. t.
Simpson, GarlandyiIlc; A, A. DuI.a.
ney Foreman; L. B, Holmes, TeXar
kama; Harry Il Cook, Lake Village;
j, f. Magale Magnolia; j H. McCol.
lum Hope; $ c. Baslin, Lopile, and
A. If, lamiter, Lewlsyille,
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-17
Rock island Asked TO Extend.

The Pine Blum board Of trade has
started n movement 20 induce the
Rock Island 10 build branch line
from their main line ~ Lonoke to
that city Those Interested say they
are assured that The Rock Island viii
come TO Pine Bun n proper terminal
facilities can be aeeufed,
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-17
Members OF Little Rock eall Team,

sixteen players have been signed
TO date for the Little Rock baseball
club for next season as follows
Catchors, 2lnram and Garyin, pitch.
ers, Gucsc, lioln Moore, MekeIson,
Becker and Myers nAelders flll
man, Blake, llcitllng Wright Hurley
and Gear, outnoders. McCOnn and
Hartman nalo Gear win be the
manager,
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-17
Might Have Been Worse,

That wife who complains because her
husband made her memorise the die.
tlonary should not view his action too
harshly' Suppose he had tried magazine
poetry on hort
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-17

A receiver wss asked for tho
wynne Furniture Manufacturing Com.
paiy hnd W. NJ. Black aud 4, u. liar.
ris appointed by Chancellor Robert
son.
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-17
OH SoiT FOR $4,000 DISMISSED
AT LITTLE ROCK.
EVENTS Of 4 WEEK BRIEFLY CRDcSlGLtD

Cost Of Construction Of White RlVer
Branch Of Iron Mountain is sfs''
600 Per MiIe.-UniVersity o' Ar
kansas Needs Large Appropr'a'
tions.
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-17

Rev, j, g. Edenbufn of &enla, o.
has accepted the call to The pastorate
Of the First Presbyterian church at
little Rock.
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-17
Two New Studies Proposed.

A. D. Dulaney representative from
Little River county says that hc win
introduce u bill IN the next loglsla'
turo to allow the electors OF common
school districts 10 vote upon the Quos.
ton OF having taught In the common
schools the studios Of horticulture and
agriculture lls plan is for each
county to at as a unit In the matter,
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-17
After state Jobs Early,

The FIRST candidate TO positively an
nounce for state olllco two years
hence Ia j l., Yates, present deputy
state treasurer, who aaplres TO suc,
ceod state Treasurer Upton, His
announcement has appeared In hla
home paper In Logan county Mr.
Yates has been connected with the
troasufer's once aimee 1901.
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-17

pink Wilson was placed on trial at
Little Rock December 10 for the
second time FOR the murder Of II, l..
Shelton, u mo,ormon,
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-17

The clock for the Fayetteville
court house has arrived 1t weighs
1900 pounds and the strokes can be
heard two miles,
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-17

The right arm ot William Naaasr.
AGED 10, was shot OF by Claude How.
ard at Lunukc
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-03-11
SOMERSET.
EAST FAIRFIELD.

George D. Nelson is slowly gaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Ames and children
visited ut Nye's Corner, Sunday.
\ number from here attended the
box sOciable and apron sale at North
Fairfield, Friday evening.
The Good Will Christian Endaavors
held an interesting meeting in the Bap-
tist church. Sunday forenoon. Another
meeting will be held next Sunday at
1870 O'Clock. 1t is hoped that these
young men will continue to hold meet
ings regularly.
The Good Will Camera club gave Il
fine entertainment in the Moody school
building. Friday evening. Following is
the program: Piano solo. Miss Esther
Robinson: dwarf recitation: dumb bell
drill. seven small boys; song. "Hia-
Watha. Hiawatha ernest Crosby ;
piano SOLO. Mr.. Harry Pratt; Indian
club drill. seven boys: the Chinese ma
tonal song. Charlie Lung Wang
Whar!es Roberts): song, 'Zu Maiden"
ZlS Zulu tS. J. Eccles): piano solo. Miss
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-03-11
LINCOLN.
DRESDEN.

Key. +. W. Brooks who has been
S*adng Tie past two weeks in Corinna
'Surued home, Friday.
Town meeting will be held Monday
March 18th.
Seth Patterson Of WisCaSset who was
~ many years Il resident of this town
uN Saturday morning. He was also 4
'TNper of the Masonic lodge OF this
tOar.
AIsu Houdettc of Boston is visiting
Ills sister Mrs. Edwin Houdlette.
Miss Gcorgie Peaslee of Alma spent
; 'eral days in town last week visiting
iFieads.
Oa account Of the bad weather and
.''us Eastern River Grange has held
'' meeting Tor the past three weeks.
Frncina! Charles &. Shaw OF Bridge
:" "HeMy Was the guest of Mr.. and
s'FS' Eitridsc Bicktord. saturday and
sunday
M'>S Carolyn +. sheldon who has
" 'eAthiag in Arrcwsic this winter
>'"'Ne' home last week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-03-11

Gor for a short business trip the past
week.
Melvin Hopkins has purcha sed new
gasoline engine for the purpose of saving
wood and shingles.
Wallace Beaten of Westport is visiting
relatives in this place.
ALMA.
r Il. DanoIdson, of Chicago, was in
town, Friday.
w A. McFaddcn of Wiscasset was in
the place, last week.
=. E. Robbins of Rockland was in town,
Saturday.
r. NJ Fitzgerald of Boston was at A. j.
JewcttS. the first of the week.
j. a. Simpson of Damariscotta was in
town. Monday.
George Mcdonald went to Damariscot-
ta. Saturday.
Charles Day of Gardiner, was in this
place, Wednesday.
Mrs NJ. Wycrs of Dresden has been
spending a week with her friend, Mrs
John \. Erskine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-03-11
VICTIM OF RELIGIOUS CRAZE.
Bcal's Island Woman Claimed to Have
Been Commanded to Stay Child.

! Mrs. James +. Bcal of BcalS island of
Joncsport. was brought to Bangor. We'd
neSoay. and committed to the Eastern
Maine Hospital for the Insane. Sll" having
been adjudeed insane by Iha authorities
OF JOncSport because OF her strange aC-
| tinns ut meeting Of tho new religious
sect that has been creating such excite
mcnt on BCaIS island recently.
For some months past band Of mis-
sionarics has been voyacirg along III"
eastern coast of Maine. visiting The is
lands as far east as CampoEello in quest
of converts to Il doctrine which is said
TO cmbody certain elements OF Mormon
ism At some of the islands the dis
ciplcs met with rough reception. and
they were driven from Campobello. haE
ana baggage Ivy the fishermen. who did
not fancy the methods or the effects oI
the new religion.
At Bcals island. however. says the
Bangor News, the missionaries gained a
foCthod ana soon had the people. or Il
ma joritY of them. under th" :5pel! of their
new and strange faith-a faith rcqiirint-
all sorts of sacrifices in at0nemcnt of Sin.
1t was the old story of Shiloh over again.
people being called upon to give rp their
earthly belongings to cleans" themselves
of sin and make them worthy to enter
into the fold of the truly good. 1T is said
that men and women cast their viiuablcs
into the sea. while sheep. goats and
swine We're killed and the blood OF these
animals sprinkled along the highways
leading to the shrine or meeting place Of
the holiness sect.
At recent meeting of the faithful.
Mrs. Beal arose ana. in dramatic manner.
announced that she had been called upon
by the Lord and commanded to kill a GER
tain dog in the ueighborhood. The con-
gregation readily asSented to this and
with cries juhlatiOn went on to hunt for
the condemned animal. The dog was
found and killed, and its blood Sprinkled
over thus church. while a chorus of halle
lujahs arose that could have been heard
the breadth of the island. At the next
meeting Mrs. Bcal announced that God
had again spoken to her demanding that
q cat he killed; this sacrifice. also, was
made. with like ceremonies.
The climax came. however. when at
meeting a few nights ago the woman de-
clared that God had demande of her the
sacrifice Of her baby. At this wild scanc
of disorder enSued. many prot esting while
others aSsented to the proposed sacrifice
The meeting ended in riot, and news
of the condition of affairs was sent to
the selectmen Of Jonesport. who caused
the woman TO he taken into custody foI
evaminatio as to her sanity She was
adiudged insane. and. Wednesday. was
brought to Bangor.
1t is reported from Jonesport that sew
eral of the Beafs island converts have
been making preparations to kill their
children, believing that the sacrifice is
dema andpd OF them as proof of their per-
feet faith and that the holiness minis
ters will bring the children back to life
after three Gays. The JOnesport authori-
ties have sent officers to the island to
prevent the threatened insane and muir
derouS acts. and To restore and maintain
order there.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-03-11
COOPER'S MILLS.
SOUTH JEFFERSON,

The many friends Of J. W. Haggctt. III
this place. were sorry to learn of the lnss
q ire Of his large store at Dameriscott,
Mills Saturday
J. G. Newell supplied the Free Baptist
nulrit. Sunday in the absence of Rev
II. +. Wood who was at Twin Mt. \. RI
RI re ar" number of aged men in this
pltc" who seem to be unusually smart
thlS winter, dcSpit" the cold weather. r
+. Hilton. aged - years. has been intn
tn" woods nearly every day. cutting pinc
trees for hiS brother. John Hilton of
Nina. VIII" owns lot near his homo, he
sides cutting his years supply of fire
wood
Several from this place attended the
wedding reception Of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Cunningham at East jefferson. las:
Wednesday evening.
Allen Cunningham started for Los
Angeles, California. Friday. where he in
tends To remain for the present.
Rcv. @. l.. Boynton has been to Ean-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-03-11
Dr. Pettingirs Kidnsy-Wort TabI as Cure and Fro,act

In October I was taken with a pain in
my side. 1t panied me night and dav
Steadily. ! had backache and FIRE.
CCENT DESIRE to URINATE: would
get up six and seven times a night, and
severe cutting pain would follow. NV
doctor said | had n bad inflammation of
kidney and bladder. and that it was in
fammation that caused the pain in my
size.
II could neither eat nor sleep. I took
his medicine. but it did me little good
My strength was gone and l had Il terri
BILE thirst. | could not sit up all dav.
When | saw your advertisement in the
paper l got a bottle OF DR. Pettinglrs
kidney-Wort Tablets, and the first bottle
helped me so much l sent for another
Now ] can sit up all day and work
all the time; don't get up but once Il
night, and that pain is gene. | have "A
sood appetite. sleep well, and ! am GO
ing to continue this until | am we'll and
am thankful that there is something 10
help any one. for lite is Il burden in the
way | was. Thanking You kindly. | re-
main. yours sincerely. Mrs. Mary Clark
Last Parsorsfield. Me. Feb. -
NIGHT CALLS-"I have had to get up
many times at night. and my urine was
high colorcd, with a brickdust deposit.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-03-11

Dyer: treasurer. l.. w. Frost: clerk J.
I. Harvey. Town voted to laise money
for free High school; also for State road
Mrs. ]. f. Foster of Oakland. and NIiss
Effie Higgins of Waterville. visited their
aunt, Mrs. It. w. Parkman. Sunday and
Monday.
Arthur l.eavitt has returned after sew
cral months absence in New Hampshire
Miss Jennie Weeks who has been
spending short vacation with her moth
er, has returned to Boston.
I. w. Thompson lost Il horse Satur-
day. The animal fen on tie icy road and
was 50 badly injured that it was neces-
sary to kill him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-03-11
CLEVELAND A MASON,
New Jersey Grand Lodge Will Confer
the Deqrees,

New York. March 11o.-Grand Master 7
ffoit Apg1r mas arranged to convene thn
grand lodge Of Nasons of the state uf
New Jersey. IN princeton. according to u
disnatch from Trenton. to make former
Pres Grover Cleveland a member Of the
order. ''N
The meeting would haze been called be-
io't hiti u not hocTl for the illness and
death Of the eX-Prcsident's eldest diugh
ter. Ruth
Mr.. Cleveland will receive three degrees
~ one time. This is something out of
Ir@eS are given only in cases of emer-
scnCY.
Mr.. CleI Gland will have the distinction
nt being one Of The oldest men ever Ie-
c2!Ntd into the order. lie is now 67 years
old.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-03-11
WALDO.
PALERMO.

CARR'S COPNER-M J. Nelson. with
the other members of the board Of select
men. has been adjusting the towns busi-
ness. the past week.
+. w. Hebard and MI and Mrs s G.
Parmenter. accompanied by Miss Annie
Wall CT Waterviic. visited their parents
Sunday
J.. A. Bowler. one of the towns smart
est business men, is interested in the
sheep business and now has 3S spring
lambs.
{. w. Studlcy ana c. II. Black are in
Augusta on business.
George Carr. Harry Chadwick ana
Ralph Young. students Of FREQ dom Acad-
cmy. are spending their vacation at home.
Wallace Dyer is hauling pulp wood tp
the station with his oXer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-03-11

The sewing circle held very pleasant
meeting last Friday afternoon with
Mrs. 81 p. CGll. Several friends We're
invitedSiu the evening and whist and
finch were enjoyed until late hour.
A girl baby arrived at the home of
Fred Allen, last week.
People born on the 29th. of February
have certainly been neglected in the
way of birthdays for the past eight
years. This calamity has been borne
patiently by Mrs. May l.. Trafton, and
so her many friends in this vicinity
determined on Il fitting celebration OF
this rare anniversary. Monday even
ing at seven o'clock. thirty happy look
ing persons could be seen vending their
way to the home of Mrs. Trafton.
The pockets of the gentlemen bulged
considerably. due to the tempting
sweetmeats carefully placed there.
Each lady also carried box of good
size. Although the opposite sex would
gladly have relieved the ladies of their
burdens they preferred to see the con-
tents arrive safely. and as we all know
"If YOU want to see Il thing done well
do ii Yourself so these bearers Of
tnOlCe NlanuS OF many hlliCS. dtltu vi
this bit of wisdom. About 80 o'clock
all We're greeting the hostess. who
seemed as surprised as could be desired.
Such smiling faces: such babble OF
Voices: such an array of good things
as were taken from the cherished
boxes. the latter being a still greater
surprise. Games of all kinds including
the old stand by whist, and the popular
tlinch were soon being entered into with
great zest. Music both vocal and
instrumental contributed to tn" even
ing's entertainment. Just before leav-
ing the joyous revelers were asked to
take seats in the dinins-room. Here
Il very inviting array OF toothsoMc
dains;es awaited them. After doing
Justice to the same, pleasant social
chat was enjoyed. them wraps We're
dawned. aGieus made and ere long
each one w&s home again trelsuring
pleasant memories of the evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-03-11
WISCASSET.

Charles LennoX of South Gardiner,
has returned with his family to their
home on Main street which. until re-
Gently. has been occupied by DR.. l.. c.
Bickford.
Alexander Blagdon of Bath, and his
family will occupy their house, on Mid
ole street. the coming season.
Wilson Munsey has bought VIII
Dows farm at the north part of the
town. where he will live after his term,
as superintendent at the town farm.
expires.
Miss Edith Albee. who has been sick
for several weeks, continues quite poor
ly.
: Seth Patterson died at his home on
High street. Saturday morning, after
quite a long illness. Mr.. Patterson was
a native of Dresden. but for many
years had lived i'm this. the town of his
adoption. where he, for long period.
served the county as deputy and high
sheriff having the custody OF the Jail.
where his wife died. He Is survived
by one son. William, cashier oil the WIS
casset Savings Bank, and two daush-
ters, Mrs. Stephen Coffin OF Boston,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-03-11
NORTH MONMOUTH.

Leloy Robinson is at the Hospital az
NlStnu. where he has had IN operation
tfoIm,d en- his law. 1t is reported that
fiiece Q. the jaw mad I" be Cut out.
j. Robinson WIS Left an en- han at an
lrly NJ ana HAS has much i'll health.
ts many friends have much sympathy
b lnm
Mrs, Af'hic I, Fairbanks. who has been
erieusiy III. i iinl rowing.
Mrs. l.. y. Walker. WHO was seriously
u With rlrumotiia. is recovering.
N's. Mar, T. King. who is in her SSth
''r His hccn quite i'll with heart trouble,
. P, -uIn, what better.
W. j y. Orcutt. who was seriously ill
.rr i.'.i. ilr.' scare has fully recovered.
H. McIlruy with his farmily has
MI,'i ~ Winthrop Village. whcrc he has
Aas L a fine residence Of Mrs. Seward
l,r
Mis- Stella Richardson is in Gardiner
NY few Weeks
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-03-11
PALMYRA.

Towr meeting was held in PALMYRA,
Monday The election was as follows !:
Moderator. A. ]. Goodrich: assessors and
selectmen X. y. Stacy. &. W. Homstcad
A. J. Goodrich: road commissioner. S r.
Millett; tax collector ana constable NJ
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-03-11
WHY DOES YOUR
BACK ACHE J?

Not Call Of Nature
men Who Refuse to Realize That Their Kidneys Life in
,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-03-11

and Miss Elizabeth Patterson, who has
always lived with her father.
Mrs. Francis Blair who has been
having quite an Illness is much better
her sister, Mrs. Lydia Lincoln is with
her.
The fve-cent social at Huntoon Hill
Grange hall. last Wednesday evening.
was Il financial success. The society
now propose to have moro of like ma
turc.
Nrs. Lucy Houdlette will return. this
week. to her home in PittstOn after =
visit of several weeks with her son.
Senator Maddox of Boothbay. Wa> =,
town. Saturday afternoon. to attend the
meeting Of the board of trade. and
SpoEr on the water question.
CoOPER'S MILLS.
Mrs. Horace Weeks returned from
Portland. Monday
The box sociable given for the benefit
of the Christion Endeavor Society
Feb. %. proved success.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Lewis of jefferson
We're in town calling on relatives and
friends. Saturday.
Misses IneZ Kennedy and Alice Hrann
visited the High School Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-03-11

II Cures Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat, Croup, InGn-
enza, Whooning Cough, bronchitis and Asthma,
certain cure for Consumption in frst stages
ard o sure relief in advanced stages. Use n once
You will sec the excellent effect after taking the
first dose. Sold by dealers everywhere. Lar.e
bottles % cents and 80 cents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-03-11

one bottle of your Eidney-Wort cured
me. -Ihomas Green, Mayvillc n. u.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-03-11

YOr RISK NOTHING. Go to Your
Druggist TODAY. Get One Bottle of
DR. Pcttingilrs kidney-Wort Tablets.
Take Nothing Else ri the first bottle
does not help YOU our Consultation
Department Will advise you FREE
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-03-11
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEc.
ALBION.

Lillian chalmers was at home from
Wltervillc. Sunday.
john Garland recently lost horse.
Clarence Chalmers, whose age is
twelve years. passed his second birth
day Feb. 30.
The Sunshine society met March ,,
with Mrs j. W. Stratton.
The dnnual town meeting takes place
March II.
Mr.. ami Mrs y. K. wellington left.
saturday. for Washington. ID. c.. where
bey will visit their son, DR.. John Wei
egton. If Mr. Wellington's rhcum'l-
Ism is not better he will continue mis-
barney to some nf the hot springs.
Mrs. Benjamin Eihhey died, Tuesday
NrcinG. The funeral services will 'e
irsday. from her late residence. Mrs.
Lbi'cy was Il woman Of sterling Chris
.uG character and her death Will oe
ON in hp-ta and community
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-03-11

WATCH YOUR WATkn.
Does itrdrip? ST
stain the linen?
Pain you? -its s.E
Too reddish Cbloody)o
SneelS Foul? NJ
Ropy dosing albumen)?
Too frequent?
the
Brick Dust Warning?
ANY OF these are signs that your
Kidneys and bladder are weak and
out Of order.
I.rick dust is warning that YOU are
IN actual imminent danger Of fatal
Kidney Disease.