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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04
State Troops May Be Called
Upon 10 Handle Situati on.
Increased Rioting Shows That
Police Are Unable to Handle It.
Many Wagons Are Now Guarded by Men
Heavily Armed.

Chicago. May 3.-Rioting in the
streets, today in connection with the
tcamsters strike, was prolonged and So
fierce that many of the leading bust
ness men have concluded that there
will be nett her peace i'm the city nor
safety for business interests until the.
state militia has been called out to
restore order.
A committee Of members of the En-
poycrs Association left for Springfield.
today. to request Gov. Dcn,"n to give
orders to the state troops. The labor
unions have several personalities at
the state capital and it is likely that
they also will he heard before any ac-
ton is taken by the governor.
Chief Of Police O'Ncill says he is con-
fdent that he has control of the situa-
tior and can keep peace in the city.
Mayor Dunno supports him in this view
and declares that the emergency has
not arisen requiring the presence of
troGps.
ON the other hand, business men
point to the long list Of injured which
marked tie rioting of yesterday and
the greater number of persons who
were hurt. today. and declare that this
list is sufficient proof that the police
department is not sufficiently strong to
cope with the situation.
While policemen have been able to
dispense mobs and guard wagons
they have rot been able to prevent the
many attacks that are made on non
union men in the business portion OF
the city alone.
Despite the orders of Mayor Dunno
many wagons of concerns aGains
which strikes have been declared, wer,
handled. today, by men armed will
rites and shot guns.
The first rifle shot during the strike
whizzed through Il crowd in the thor
ouahfarc. today. 1t was fired by .
guard on a wagon of the United States
Express Co. while it WAS passing
through a crowd of strike sympathizers
at State and Randolph streets. Ii
driving past the corner, the driver OF
The wagon refined his horses suddenly
aud the guard seeing street car con
aurtor STOPPING us though TO throw Z
missile. fired without the slightest hes.
lation. No person was hit.
The request of the employers made
today. that the police be allowed &c
me On their wagons, was refused by
Tue chief of police. The officers vii
continue to march abreast of the wag-
onS on the street. or on the sidewalks
one hundred and fifty wagons of tn,
seven express companies went to anC
no across the city, today. each carry
ihs guard armed with "a rifle OF
douhie barreled shot gun. No attemp
Vas made to interfere with any of tn,
eArrcss wagons.
10th sides made gains. today, anC
Continued on Page Three.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04

began to gather AMI hours before thu
time for opening of court the corridors
were filled with men and women hop
ing to break through the Gordon OF
guards around the .Ourt room doors. OH
n" first rush. Even in the streets
around the building crowds stood wait
ing. On the Tombs prison side was
damned with people waiting to catch
a glimpse of the prisoner as she passed
the little barred. half-oren window
which ovcrloOks the street.
As the hour for the opening of court
trnroachcd the regular force of uni
formed guards in this building was
1uadruplcd. every stairway was guard
I'd ard an officer stood outside the ele-
ra'Or landing. The Patterson case is
not the only one being heard on the
same IlOor Of the same Dig building and
hundreds of persons, taking advantage
pf this gained temporary admission to
the upper floors. Time after time the
corridors were cleared and the crowds
strcamed out Of the building only to re-
turn to make other attempts. most of
them frui,less to gain admittance to
the court room.
Practically every seat in the body Of
the court room had been spoken for far
in advance and it seemed as if every
favored one used the privilege accorded
as there was hardly an inch of room to
spare long before the prisoner came in
and took her place beside her counsel
In beginning his charge to the jury
Recorder Golf said:
This case has nothing extraordinary
in it. So far as the testimony goes,
two persons most spoken Of during the
entire proceedings. the deceased. a man
of the name Of Young, race track man
had this defendant to live with him as
his mistress. The mans death, because
of the personality of this man Young.
had nothing in it to excite your pas
siOns or your preiudices. He a mere
gambler, race track man. Therefore
you should be able to consider the facts
calmly without prejudice and passion.
There is no artificial atmosphere for
you t. be excited or distracted by. You
must decide the circumstances without
any thought of the atmosphere. calmly
and with quiet mind.
Continuing, Recorder Golf said:
"of course. gentlemen. you must not
think that. because of humble posi-
ton Of this woman you should not
give her the same consideration as il
she occupied a more exalted position
in society. Whatever her position, she
is entitled to the same legal rights as
the most prominent and conspicuous.
She is not called upon to establish her
Innocence. The burden of proof rests
with the prosecution.
III there be II reasonable doubt in
this case on the evidence. this doubt
may be thrown into the balance for the
defendant.
"fou must accept the instructions I
give you on all questions Of the law
and you must apply these instructions
rs 1 give them to you. You must not
depart from them by so much as a sin
gle letter.
"A danger lies in the remarks of
counsel which take your mind off the
direct issue. You must avoid this dan
ger. The indictment charges that Nan
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04

The jLry WIS given the case at
O'Clock. yesterday afternoon. and after
dclihcratiEg Il hours. came into court
at 80 o'clock. this morning. aud in
formed Recorder Golf that they had
failed to reach verdict. The Jury de-
clined the recorders offer to aid them
by advice on any point Of law regard
ing which they might be any doubt
and were sent back to continue their
deliberations.
At the first appearance of the jury
the recorder said:
Gentlemen. have you been able II
reach an agreement
NO, sir" replied the foreman.
rs there any question of law or cvi-
dencc in which ! can instruct you" rs
tlIcre any way in which the court can
help you?"
The foreman looked for an instant 1T
his fellow members of tie jury, then
turned to the recorder and said:
NO, sir. l don't believe you can help
u.s.
Then you will retire to reconsider
the matter"
At go o'clock. the jury again entered
the court room, where the recorder ana
other court officials were in waiting
and the foreman announced that they
had failed to agree on verdict. He
added that their disagreement seemed
hopeless of adjustment.
Upon this announcement the record
err formally discharged the II men COM
posing the third jury that has consid-
cred this celebrated case.
1t is understood that Il Majority of
the jury WAS for acquittal. but in what
proportion they stood cannot be ascer-
tanned.
Miss Patterson collapsed on the
jury's announcement and tainted dead
away. She was assisted from the court
by Que of her counsel and several court
attendants and revived in an ante
room.
On the second return Of the jury. Re-
corter Golf made a personal appeal to
the foreman to endeavor again to
reach 4 verdict. The foreman entered
the jury box and pOlled the jurors in
open court. but they were not able to
agree. The recorder then asked them
again if there was not some point in
law or something he could do by which
they might be able TO reach Il verdict;
but the Jurors remained steadfast AMI
finally declared their verdict disa-
greement.
Recorder Goff. before Diminishing the
jury cautioned them not to tell how
they stood.
Future procedure in the case is I'M
certain. 1t has been intimated by the
district attorneys office that the pcO-
pie probably would not attempt anoth-
or trial Should this be the case. Miss
Patterson will De released either Oh
nominal bail or under her own rccog-
nizance and the Indictment eventually
be quushcd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04
DIED FROM INJURIES.
roseph Plourd Killed by a Fall, Mon.
day, at Fort Kent.

Fort Kent ME. May 3-While workin o
an staging on the roof of MARQUIS
blacksmith shop. Monday afternoon, Jo-
scnb PIourd. a carpenter. fell to the
,ro,,nd. a distance of about - feet. strik-
ing on his shoulders. The unfortunate
ION died. at about 10 O'Clock Monday
,';@ht without having regained conscious
Is death resulting. from congestion of
n ne lungs. A large family survives him
lie had no insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04
Conditions and General Forecast

Washington. May 3.-The tempera-
lures are abnormalIy high in the
Mississippi valley and thence east
ward to the Atlantic. There will be
rain on Friday in New England. The
winds along the New England coast
will be fresh to brisk southwest: on
the middle Atlantic coast, fresh south.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04
Safe for Children

Dear Sirs:-
=. use your 81. F." Bitters all the
.h, and could not get along without
'neh. even giVe it to my little boys.
MRS. LEVI CLARK,
aug. 81, 1904 North Gushing, Me.
Inc True al. F." Atwood's Bitters
dsea IN small doses prevent these in
question attacks so frequent in child.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04
Boston Forecast.

Boston May S.-Local forecast for
Boston and vicinity: Thursday. gen.
orally cloudy. probably occasional
showers: Friday. fair, cooler. Light
easterly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04
BLACKSTONE
Clio A r s
EACH CIGAR STAMPED WATT 4 BOND.

Notwithstanding the fact that 1904 dull year in the
cigar trade our sales of this any year in
their history and in the quarter ending April first 1905 each
month showed substantial increase the corresponding
month of the year 1904 What further proof of the meried
popularity of this cigar be required? Annual sales many
millions ahead of any other cigar made Boston or New
England. H M
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04
Fl. G. Barker Co
RAIN.

: Washington. May 3.-FOrecast: New
England--rain in North. fair in south
portion, Thursday. and Friday; colder
fresh southwest winds becoming north.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04
They So Report at 2.20
A. M.==DisCharged.
Jury Out Since l.02 P M. Wednesday--Miss Patter-
son Collapses and Faints- Understood That
Majority Was in Favor OF Acquittal

New York, May 4.--Having failed to
reach verdict and .icclsrine that they
were hopeIcssIy disagreed. the jury in
the Nan Patterson case was formally
discharged at 2.30 o'clock this morn-
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04

New York May 3.--Nan Patterson
left her cell in the Tombs for the court
Of general sessions. Wednesday. to wit
ness the last scenes Of her trial on the
charge Of killing Caesar" Young. AS
Assistant District Attorney Rand had
finished his argument as prosecutor.
Tuesday and the defence had already
spoken its final word, only the charge
Of Recorder Golf to the jury remained
before the case went to the jury for a
verdict.
Warden Flynn Of the Tombs prison
said that she was a wonderfully COM
posed girl.
The warden's comment was made af-
ter Miss Patterson had risen early and
eaten a prison breakfast with her sister.
Mrs. j. Morgan Smith. She seemed
cheerful and was ready 10 go to the
court room some time before she was
called for.
The session of the court was opened
at 1919 and 10 minutes later Recorder
GOff began his charge 20 the jury.
Remarkable scenes were witnessed
around the criminal court building,
Wednesday. Early in the day crowds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04
LION. JAMES SUTHERLAND.
The Canadian Minister Of Public
Works Dead at Woodstock. Ont.

Woodstock. Ont. May 3.-Hon. James
,,.'t,,cria nd, Canadian minister OF m,hIio
sue died. this afternoon. He had beer
y, moor health for some time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04

The Japanese people. even the poor.
travel much in their own country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04
Don't Propose to Work

on your imagination by glowing adjec-
tVes but simply want to tell you that
repair shoes in a manner that leaves
no room for complaint.
The c. S. YORK SHOE STORE,
''s Water Street, Augusta, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04

In our Custom Dept. We make clothes
o measure at prices from ST. to $40.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-01-13

ga ~. Sbeloon 3ation ior en0cl
2lar iOen iit giennemiort i'm Elan om
at iaa inoiprt 9ten9o9r ira @0plano til
HlloIt0, pdr oct @lenItmO ior megen
&rltt 9iu bier oct iig BOG, at sore
tugenoet bar en- iuno Neliignclie ior
Alditns Gitjmoer. Wleocna Ocnii0tcn
ira ierlt al tln par oen, at oibiulpe
ocn miolcrtiOiae l}on0el pon 6noemio=
ler, bar man III iaoet oparbeioet Ell
bcl @cns0prinouitri iom lite nlcne
l!drter 6oOe, aloOer % 2ran9porta
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I'll uoenomIi9ocn0e N|orteOer. Qette
Hloo er rellno5enoe, "a AZ lnglues
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@om llN.oor bar De af!ou @uu0gny
oer ier trauapoylereoc 4olien 7r lon
mcN qetbeo bore $50 @uno.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-01-13
tSu GOiuDc5 Cpr1ab.

9iI uae, Der Iioer al Ngeumatisme. 1vab
enten 81 Iioer @iuitler, 2eocntoO, Softer
euer al Sciatica, SipsoGrf, Smerter glg
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ale oisie 2iOeIier. Sun amer oct for lin
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fan fltrere Gem ieIu Sjemmet, BOortil 5ns
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bette iimple aRiooel i9tter ben 2ioenoe
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bet, igsner 2eoemooene, renier SloSet, tla'
ter Cinene os siOer Smibisbeb os Spano.
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iiaaeuoe intercsierer Gem, ooresier for 9rg.
per 1irs. W. Summers, @ur X, @Otre
Same, Snb. Sfriu bette Spros.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-01-13
@Or Mpc WnprrnOr.
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-01-13
g'u Iyut..'iclpDtiturer.

.. i. EurlnleQ ia SioIr .}0lIa Cy
al StOrpolititernc b!eDen u0Ieet lDm
8. z. Smenions @ItermanO oeO pOri
Stat9i0ngicl. 5 oenne glnisOninQ
itriptr bet rcpubiit0riic SlnO Spc
g0tpta Gtto":
Get li9es, at Staten9 mG0ti9e Pu-
iiiitele 4elot ct M9oc "a to9 &eiiell-
melic ueo geniD til bUcm oct ital
bllpe "9SarDen" peO SintslCn9slct
Grcntoen. 9ialc Ntrrcr iog nUt-
mcyc 1iei0n it.rc glniogcyc, blcn0i
DEM ocA nupnren0e &elpter, 9llr. s.
Z. Sweu'on, % lanot. al 9l(r. -. !.
.Parmlcp al Giour sails bcia0 De be0-
re Mua.iijta,ipHsy ior .oltcr.
g'}eo iilboylig 9jeipctt ioy nir. 4}arm-
len. iom er Ell hNoeri.g 9liNn9. bctln=
0ey vi 0O9, at Ocnne +ot inn er Den
cnehc, Inm De ieueye 9lur bar uUret
beilo0t Al en- 9ioy0mano, ogiaa ltul0t
ilippe o3 no Al @90noerne. 9lieo limo
to9elic al re! lprglIiSc lilOrl0eie,
iom foguDl.9 uotrai DcO S!at9i0ng2-
let (ot en- Al 6auQernt bicO ituot, ioroi
ban itl CpiutilN1eo piloc bru9l
en- Acmllang paa &O9tcrne,, er Der in
let at uoiUtte raa 9Rr. SUeniOn@
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9Ij bar Inlet bort on, at "&carO oi
GDaritie9 unO Corrections, iom b0r
at uOn0pue en- 6nngielsbetDrer, bleu
roooipur9t weO ocnpn til en- 6orun-
bring. Seize Board" lriNnOtc DIR.
Spenion ior noaen FiI9tioyiommelic
i 6orbinoelie mco Den ipr9eli9e lII=
oragelle.
Vi ltOey nnocy et mi9li9t SDiicm,
% Ell SmorOnIng h0n9cs iaurli9.
Get er lite belD9t, Of noQle laa 0crrer
itaI iiooe inoe meO iad mc9en Nia9t "a
lRpnolgbcO, lOm 1r la9t lor 2agen
bette Stptte
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-01-13

5 9iOr9e@ %ptr pillc oct li9 peO liolte
&omnuucO0lg, at Soddliiierne aiQaO
mere eip bet 0ob0ritc glntal >ienwer
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tie Nar ioro1ct 1t @tcmmtantal 'ra
Z til 30 luimo lille ganoc moa gcre
u9 iUyol9 til at mp0c 0cnnc itegtt po
little &co09ciic, "a man maa mo0e
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lt0atiit.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-01-13

6ra AjobfnhaUn berettes, at gdmie
Song &riltian bill iege at poe Den ciui=
liicicoe NcrOcn en 3jenclte, ier ban
Qaor fin Oy0p. 0m bar ienot e9en-
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rationale 1rafiai. @eroen nogeniinoe
bar fjcnoi, Ell 5rattat iOm uil gere
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mOeia1c, glnliiQc Spar ira Song Go-
marO. &U5laros Gsd, iamt ben toite
% ben prerriaifc Seller
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-01-13

&laoer man bette Yunos ioritjel=
li9e NlO9uijner % fun ne0cr Cpcritrii=
ten paa De talrige 2lOertisiementer,
er man uOiot ioy al ioo Del 5nOtrDt,
at altin0 cr irii bare man rNtter
0aanogn uO ei'tr oct. Scr cr SOFT
iOm iorc'peiley fig praitiii Socialjsmc
paa ianme 9Iaao;, % oiaies Spoacie
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-01-13
Sil oct norifc SproN.

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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-01-13

VI trnte Zig ale Dem, Der erlUir @l0.
ocncs &er,inIn05r ON Dc ioriUrocliee
ljlltanoe / % Omtrin8 Bort 2lrtGur
uneer oeu netop tilenoebrlgte Eciei-
ring "A idd at Dioe, at et oberpticnoe
flertal al bisie Gniere mep Ocn itsriie
Sinosro al Ter0en peoblir at foriuarc,
llrite o9 ltcmRe ior oct Qamle Sam=
fNno9iprem, bOis 0orilarers Olan0=
ioloi9Ieo al pOlitiiIe os tpmmclcicllc
3nteresler~ Qjor iaa0inne GOo. ler
I'll en- @tnligbeol Nuao er Nlenaei'cne
hug ,aeniiis ior nO9ea 2Drf
"(SNa paa~,
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-01-13

Get bar bNrtt puaiiaoet, at 9tor0
mUnocnc cr ct tr0n9ieOorcnt 6olt Gr
bette pirtelig iaa, Oa man oct mc0gi=
pes, q. " S0O Caiota Gtto" ticn0cr lit
@ubllfun; t5i &loOet ierperer u0cntlig
Npicltcrctsli9jfrc,icr ior tine @0iet,
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-01-13
MGNs!rrur | Tort Nrttnr
hrifriucS al en- .linsiCr.

hriiriut5 al rn Ninsjcr.
IN &u9'cr 'om hcrcr til Tprt 9lr
igl9 %ciN.nirG bar tiiicnot m0clil
SOurndiI e N'rcb. luo,i oci M0uDt
0noet heoer.
~SiOcn jce ida Sem iiois Wona,
Ddr Icg pnsct ocpcOca gpb. men lea
bnabtr fnonu ii nad SprlptninNcn9
N0pn.
Otter Al ,Soplutrne hapoc crObrct oe
Noertic NNininNsp0rtey. er ,Sn0ciuts
n.Hacii tlcpcn lito'ic inNprcye. men ct=
tOtrt Srtniiri0t nni ;olie. Dem ,normc
Sire VI ION iii ?tro unouUrc De
IgenliuQtc g'ciU'nin0cr. men holliCn
! 'rpAtGli1 4.i9 llt ocn Anlc ficnoC lite
bctalt 'oy Ocm. Gnlcltc Icou;itr. lpm
p0r OUiisoc meO eleitrIi.c Srndoe oN
utaI!I0e Sornminey. lny intct ,ilpuu-
erne lele Ne9nneni,r, lnoen pt 'alot /
oeycs NUnoer.
otter At III b0roe ,ruIlet y. llibagt
til DC itorc lSoriGr beNpnote TclclrlnNa
c." ul!!t.'9C |G09ls, 'oM tun en- 80.
las Reu ellcy en 9@ettihaein9 (cnlci
OilOc oUrs Ilt0no til at itIlore. On
Ga9en er %pmbdrocmtnlci lrD9teli0t
Gen u5pAhGriide IN0l al Wrannttr
better Sorocn mco Qooc rN oncrlploer
NDlpItaItr on y0lartitCr meO soft, Der
pines Al itrNiieli9c Saar. On Nat
ten begunOcr ben iljulte Nremmarlh
ION mon fun bll9tr btiien0tme0 n0ar
ben blaai9e Gpfiditcn ira Dc elcitriie
5raaoc ienoer hele Starer al De trent
rpttsnoe SLENDER til beres Ojuosr.
Oct uDpg9eIi0lie peD oenne &ri9s=
forelle er at Oisit 6Oll opr uOen at
gipe Ell VpO ira lig Ntan Ter Den
irp0teli9l.e Scamp oa bercr in9cntin9.
) en- Wl0ancliinsnNt pan ,SlleN0n
laa je9 Ell ipp9eIleaa9tig Nta5ic lipr=
lie freu, iiit0eh@ bDre Manoncr opitp
lele &ompanier al 0em, iad at man
ct fort Eiebit tlnoe le, DporleOca Der
lorncll0 pur 9lort I'M / N(0slerne.
liW Nullernc luiItr lg IlnOig ION uCo
SrDnelluQ, o0 Nicnoens &olOnncr iior=
me0e benCn0lQ ,rem, meoena u0re ,Soli
orlo0 NraOcn "a io0tc Iainina /
6Ortet @eianOI0 nNrmere iom DC.
iuniii be ttlIoli uar 9anitt nor peo o.
Sua crpiooele0e Hliinerne, % Aorrtn
d0bnc0e ljg. %CQemeyne ilpnQtoe9 bpit
op i %uilcn oQ iani alter ne0 til Aof=
Oel. '0on0cnt bol0t Wepurernc iult
omiiamr.oe "a glioontitinnei BIN
Ie0t %ajoncttcne Notcn iom 5DrpNr-
Teri.
}eQ Dr''mntr enol.! ON oc.tc oll=
icOe. Sea tror. at ate otn militNrc
Qlano. 4-qimoclier life pil porr it'no
Itil at oiitrotle oisle ounorlIiiQe Nri=
acre, inn itte ct tian0 iii at inbic, at
6ainmQcn er uinOtoQcliQ, iaalon0c
ri bar gnlnition.
&etauo.Q po.Mtt he. ! De ionoc
brruoe,5f .Spmuer0a0t ia Giiu=
iomm..et. ioilyiiicmoe g}otler ali De
paa ior jpet Njou0 at bliue il0acoe til
baoc mc0 uDnye Cab. 0ampenc lore
oaay n,a Wruotne. "a Aopancicrnc
tjompcy MO bio 6tlQtjsmc. gpcn
ioy lu5r lRdn0, ui mii.cr, maa or be-
tlooc lQbet al 6uoteoe.
vi bar tott Gtnorinocn pm Gipili=
iatipntn "a bor nu }orDpoloe Der
ital rorc tambdif,c, men lpnl Don life
fan 0!nbre Wgonatsrnc / at iloa ioien=
ncm 9}ore Iolt pptruoer inn 0jlooi=
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-01-13
SSim@sssctcl 9Scvctsas1yG.

on9oonoc oc nnoneOr zdans cino 9aoNo ot Gtsieof
g9ppgiaret Ge 1Vtbr 1904 uobceI til VeneuQ
ugton Is (>Gnmetntnet)
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-11

1 have. I believe. sold fifty boxes
Of Chalnberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets on the recommendation of
one lady here, who first bought a
box of them about year ago. She
never tires.of telling her neighbors
md friends about the good quail
ties of these Tablets.-P. NJ. Shore,
druggist, Rochester. Ind The pleas
ant p1Irgative effect of these Tablets
makes them favorite with ladies
everywhere. For sale by Stone &
Mercer.