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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-05
Make Your Own
Ice Cream.
There has just been placed in all the groce:
sGekg~O
ice Cream
POWDER

which is meeting with great favor, as It enables
everyone to make ice cream in their own home with
very little trouble. EyeTythingi the package for maxi
NJ two quarts of delicious ice cream If your grocer
ant supply send CSC. for twopkgs. by mail Van
LA, Chocolate, Strawberry and UTlfavored Address,
-hf GeEesec Pure Food Co. lsax 295, lie Roy, NY.
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Important to Elks.

There will be a very important
meeting of Raleigh Lodge tomorrow
Monday night at o'clock. Bust
ness of great Importance will be
transacted. Brother Walter Murphy
of Salisbury Lodge will make an ad-
dress on "the good of Elkdom.'
TnfS fact alone is q guarantee that
all who attend will have a delightful
time, as well as being edited.
All visiting Elks will receive most
cordial welcome to the meeting
Work in the degree.
A Missionary Address.
Miss Jarvis of Boston, who is
guest at the home of Bishop Joseph
Blount Cheshire will deliver a mis-
sionary address at 4:45 this after
noon In the chapel at st. Marys
School.
Mrs. Pogue Informally Entertains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Pogue en-
tertained a few of their friends quite
informally Friday evening.
The occasion proved a most enjoy
able one to those who were fortunate
enough to be present Their guests
were Miss Fiske, of Baltimore; Miss
Frances Jones, Miss Mabel Young,
Miss Jane Pescud, Miss Janet Badger,
Miss Kate Badger, Messrs. Perrin
Busbee. w. w. Vass, T. G. benson, w.
A. Graham. Jr.. r. c. Howison. r. p.
Haywood.
An Informal Reception.
Mrs. Charles s. Park gave an in
formal reception at Nher beautiful
home in West Raleigh Friday even
Ing to few invited guests. Delight
full refreshments were served during
the evening, and altogether a delight
full time was had.
y j 4
For OsbOrne-Bryan Wedding.
There will be a number of visitors
here to attend the wedding of Miss
Mary Winder Bryan, of this city, and
Rev. Francis Moore Osborne, which
takes place Wednesday afternoon at
$50 at Christ church.
Mrs. Ludlow Skinner now has as
her guests Miss Octavia Hughes, of
New Bern; Miss Josephine Osborne, of
Charlotte; Miss Anita De Rossett, of
Wilmington.
Other visitors to be here are: Mr..
and Mrs. Heriot Clarkson, of Char
lotte; Mr.. Brevard Osborne. of Char
lotte; Mr.. Skinner Austin, of Char |
lotte; Mr.. James Skies, of Mississippi; |
Mr.. John III. Winder, of Columbus; |
Mr.. Winder Bryan. of Misco, Ohio.
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A Missionary Address.

Miss Jarvis, of Boston, who is a
guest at the home of Bishop Joseph
Blount Cheshire will deliver mis-
sionary address at 4:45 this after
noon In the chapel at st. Mary's
School.
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A Dinner i'm Honor of Miss Lewis.

Chapel Hill, N. G.. Feb. 4.--(Spe-
cial. DIR. and Mrs. Kluttz entertain
ed at dinner Monday evening in hon
or of Miss Lewis, of Raleigh. Those
present were: Miss Lewis with DR.
c. Alphonso Smith Miss Louise Ven
able with Prof. f. Vernon Howell;
Miss Margaret Alexander with DR..
Mills: Miss Nellie Robertson with DIR.
Cocker, and Prof. Noble.
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An Informal Reception.

Mrs. Charles s. Park gave an IN
formal reception at Nher beautiful
home in West Raleigh Friday even
ing to few invited guests Delight
full refreshments were served during
the evening, and altogether a delight
FIJI time Was had
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-27
POIicia InSuIaf.
TRASLAOOS,

CapitGn Pedro A. Guerrero de Qua.
yAmR 6 AFaOibo.
Capitkn Francisco Cabrera de Are
CibO 8 GuayamB.
1st. Lieut. Arturo de 10 Ross de
Gaay anna s MtysRusz.
CsbO joss g. CuevaS de San Juan 6
HUM Gao.
G. b. M>roe'iuo Sierra de San Juan
S CsroIina (R @ =.
Csbv Emilio MOntiII0 de COInerfO &
San JOAN.
CSbO Rsfsel MontiIIs de Rio Gran
de 6 Ar%cib1.
Cabo Enrique LlOrens de HumacaO
& F. iNPd0.
Cabo ErnestO LuOOa de FsjardO &
San juan.
Cabo Felipe B!AncO de BAyam6n &
Came 70.
Guardia Felipe Pav6n de SAB Juan
F .iardo. /.
Guardia LSzaro Eco. Plaud de San
Jun Juana Diaz.
Guards jose G. Arroyo do San
Jr8n & San s" "bBstiSn.
GusEdia Bs binO Santos do San
juan & A ~juntas.
NTU&F0IA OGB8uOV8 000
j 1.n RI Granda
Guardla Pedro Rivera de San Juan
& AdjubtoO.
AnastaciO Roman dc San Juan 4 Las
MsrivS.
Grnnde.
r feel Disz de Rio PiedrAO & b.
ysm6n.
ClorindO GoDzflez Night Rio Gran
de 3 Bio PindFes.
ALI ,nsO CebaDlos Cruz de Rf1 Gran
de San juan.
M guel SOIG de Rio GFande Ponce
F.OrentinO Silva de BAyRm6n & Rio
PledF@B,
J<'s6 A. Mangano Juan L. RAmOa
d. Ponce Ynuo0.
Jua6 NaPvS"7 de Ponce s CFguaB.
Juan P. TsEu6l de Ponce q Rfo
GrSnds.
jaime Mates de JuaDa Disz 8 Sac
Jusn.
M,nud AVomor. FfanCisoo Rodrf
Ques L e6u de Adjuntas & San JuHr
Js,6 MaHa Martin de AgusdlllR
AFscib"
J.6V 'zque8 V&zqusz de San Sc
basti&o San Juan.
Aoasio R, Ffguez Su6rez de La
M.Pias & S>n Juan.
Pedro Diaz. de AFecib0 & ARusailIa
ADtonio PSFpz de AFeCib0 UsqedO
Alfredo Colon CsballOs de Isabsla
Mauati.
Juan r Maldonado de Utusdo
AreOibO.
JoE6 T. COFdeFo de Manstf l ,abelE
Luis SOIde villa de C.Quss & PSnCC
Pedro j. Coll de FsiaFdO & So
Juan,
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.EI tabaco en-
Puerto Rico,
ltiInaSO que 5Qul d CSC CQltiVO
no 50 8mplol 81 TIOgO,
Experimentos verificadps
en- Aibonito.

---
SiguiendO 81 curse del ipfOrma del
DeDartsmento de Agriculture de Wss-
hiDgt0n PeapeCt0 ID tabaCQ en- Puerto
klcO. que empezsFambG RyeF, estFaCs
tAmOa otFog datos de imp0rtRncia.
VaFiRs ve0es nos hehl01I oCupOd0 de
ls neOesidGd de que se desechen los
sistemas primitivos en- IG 0priCulturs.
En- el Custiv0 del tsbsco On Puerto
Roo no sa emplea eG rieg1p
Frecuentes sequias Sc sufren que
6isminuyen ell Fendimiento de la cO8e
chs, Gin que hayS que dudSr, que ali
dOnde ge DuedS teneF bsstRnte qua. Ell
Piego resuItNrfa baneficios0.
GComo los vientoa AliSiOs Vienen de
pIen0 oc6ano-diCa ell ameritsdo inf0r.
me-eetSn CsrgsdOs de humedRd con.
taniendo trtz8B de C!0ro, eli cuaI con el
tempo co muy possible que cause an
aument0 en- ell Clcro o0Dtenido ca el
auel0. Es cosa sabida que ID pPeGen-
Gis de muy peQueffas Osntidades de
este elemento es perjudiciaI. impidien'
que el tsbaCO nVd8 bien.
clos ex oerimer tos hechos en- Aib0.
nitn en- tierPGg que C0ntenfSn 81 SO Y
1870 por Giento de arCill0 han demos
trAd0 que e8 possible. pOr medic de ID
sCmbFa con tela estopeDls Cheese Cloth)
apliCandO m6t0dOa peri 4CcipnRdOs en-
el Oorte. CurR y fermeDta taci6n. ell pro-
du0ir tabao0 que rinda un alto tantO
pOF oientO de exOelentes hoiGs para
oBpa. poBeyend0 las OuaIida6eg de ar-
der bian, de buena elaatioiaRd, color
unif 'rme. etC.
GSe motto en- los primeres expert.
meDioR, con tOdO, que AlGunas de lee
hojSS de este tabAoO erOn demusiado
deigAdRs, y no SO GOnGerVaban en- eI
aGmuOen sin mas 8 menos deteriorO.
Lss veaRs de les hoisS en- este Cas
erGD demasisd0 gruesRs. espeOia men
TO ca gquelIss hOias ds pOOo CuerpO.
y pOr oOnSiguiente se marCaba muCho
Ga relieve Cusndo estAbAn enVOlViendo
OigaFr0s. ="
eAai 90 que 90 hace muy de degear
al lOgPar creaF un tipO especial de
hojs para Gapa para levantRrla 10
sombrs y 6 % intemparie, ytsmbi6a
an tipo especial para tfipR. No hay
dudH de que est0s tip0s de hojss su-
mentRFfsn considered 'emente 81 VaIoP
de Ia coseCha de Puerto RiOo.s
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4 MS eII.nlos, ! d pdbIIeo sn
general.

En 10 que Se Raadifica cOnvaniente.
mente el local cue ocupa bs an Il oplIa
do Allen No. 81 be trsaladado a esta-
bleCimiento az barbaYfs sLS Uni6n-
81 No. 10 de u mismn caIle. En- di. ho
local 6ffezoo & mis- constantes ( "a.
ced0res. esmeradfs seryicios. ha hos
con pr0ntitud , eleqGnnia. iEspeci0.
ISdGd en- cOTtes de 6ar5as! VErinda y
exCelenta per fume fKsncesn pnYa 81
uso de lou pArroouianos.
IUna visits. y % cnnVenceraio!
30V.R. Ag0pit0 del Z0vO
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entVado a algunos pueblos del in
terror cometiendo actos tandSIicop.
La Pob'aci5n pacifca llega 4 las
ciudades de la costa. y mHchoy ex-
tranjeros han sido asesinados.
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PROTECTION EFECTIVA.

New York, sbre. 27, l-sO P. M.
Dos barcoS de guerra esps Hioles,
de estSci6n On C6uta han salido
para TangeF con. 6rlenes reservadas.
On acorazado frances y dos in
gleses ban salido de Cadiz, donde
llegaFOn aver, para TGDger, a refOv-
zaF los barcOs due de dichas nacio-
mes SO enCu nntFan ALI.
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FL comandante del crucero fran
c6s fondeadO en- Tanger ha mani
festadO al gobernador de la plaza
que deSembaFCar$ Ia infanteria de
marina y ametFalladoras para pro-
tejer ell cOnsulado de su naci6D,
case de penetFar los rebeldes On Ia
ciudad.
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OTRA VEz FILIPINAS.

BIZ y fuerzas De infanterfa de ma
rina han saliao para dichO punto
en- provision de los acontecimien-
tos.
AcGsase 4 Aguinaldo De tramar
un nuevO levantamiento.
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New York, Sbre. 27. 2 30 p m.
A medic dia han IegadO los
efeotos del terrible fen6meno q Ma
nila donds su fuerza ha sido ma
yOr causandO innumeFables vfctl-
mas.
Muchos buques refugialos en- el
puerto Sc han ido a Plque peral3n-
DO sus tripulaciones y los baErios
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las medidas necesarfas para prote-
jsr las vidas de- los sGblitos de
aquellas naciones que Sc encuen-
tran q merced de los mor0S rebel
des convertidOs en- turbas de ase-
sinOs.
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EN- TANGER,

Sulf heFidO do uu balazO en- un
hombrO. Il
T6mese en- la poblaci6n uue
los moFOs rebelaes puedan intro
ducirse en- ella y hay gran pSnico
en- el elemento extFaDjePo.
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una NOTA ENERGICA.

New York, Sbre. 27, 1-3OP. M.
En- una reunion celebrada hoy
pOr los reprasent tantes diplom$tic3s
extFaDjerOs q q Tanger, Sc acoFd6
dlrigir una en6fgica nota al go
bieFno marroqui, exiii6ndole tome
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-27

La casa dc pYGutanos de Jos6 BazGD,
eat bleOlds en- D. casa No % de d palle
Alien. tNndPS Femate el 80 del sCtu8l 6
ba71 de d nnche de las prendag que
han fPannouPFid0 Geia meseB deSde su
vencimienb0 y no han sid0 Fenovadas
nj oAnceladas.
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Ell GOBERNADOR TRANQUILO.

New York, Sept. q, l.3O p. m.
El gobeFnadOr De FIliPinas ha
manifestado hoy q los reDresentan-
tes de- la pFensa que confia en- re-
pPjmir cualquieF intentOna. pues
Cuenta con suficienteS tuerzas Ua~a
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New York, Sept, 21, l.aO p. m.
Un encuentro ha tenido lugar
aver On las cercanias de Tanger
entire las tFOpas del Sultan Y los
Hebeldes, resultando una verdadera
carnicerfa pOF ambas parties Y Raj
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-27

New York, SbF re-. 81, l-30 P. M.
Nrti"ian de Manila que ell ex-
cabecilla Aguina lido ha sido some
lido a una extricta vigilancia pOr
paFte do las autoEidades americans
PoDi6ndole centinelas De vista.
T6mese uu lev antamientr en- Ce-
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clio.
Los destacamentos de Mindanao
y MindoFo han sido reforzados con
dos batalloneS de infanteFfa y cua-
tro cafioneFos y I'm .cFucePo han
edo enviados al mar de Miudar0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-27

" 70 me dir: UanaoS n0zGats.
De sue1te que no puads uno ser jul
cioSO. Forms uated 8 70 81 prOp6litO
de ser hon b-e de pT6/y vienen IOs
amigos s aODSaCarlO.
Eato Cd atrr q! Aq Of que el que mss
y ell que menoS en- 81 FinC6n del hcg1F
se da 90 htlnaSCde DGl0; Cuendo uno 60
honrsdo y b co suo Cosas % clara
vista le desdcredStda ... -. ..'---
Y despues b y Quien Olga que result
ta pesad0 deOir eTiQr0 do BsDgalR.S ,
PsTo aefTor, que 60 nneioE (sstiO yer-
sol sTlamaP las Oosas por Do nombFe.
s haOoFse d lOOs7 De hoy en adelen-
te me hare Ol loco.
RAM,
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EL PRESIDENTE roosevelt

De la catastrofe y ordenandOle tFa-
baie utiliza ndO tcdo PecursO pOr
auxiliar d las poblaciones castiga-
das.
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|. EN- NJ A NIL

bajos de la ciudad han quedado
destrui4os & inundadOs por ell Pa
sig.
Las noticias que SO "eciben del
rAstO de las islas son desastrosas y
ell p&nico ha invadido q los habi-
tantes de los campos que SO ven
desamparados.
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Como son las COSaS.
No Ousdo uaO scr VlEtuOsO, y
eOnstO quo 10 0sit subrayadO.

PsdFito G9D8ale2. AguGti1 MueSs
Danisl Sosa y MSnOIo GinOriO, me lla-
mSPOr con diSimuI0.
-SQu6 psM2
M pSsg NADIA.
Hoy 60 el ssnt0 de don DlmiGn
MnuseFEat. y 10 estsu1os TO01pteSsdO.
Y 70 que COY .frtg6IiS me dei6 lievRE
do a. cuorda y NIi f.f para probarIes
que si elloB s0n ciudadGnOa. Ciudadano
famb ga coy. USs kRmiEde Jeres. J.
Pre- gunt6: ale 3 FrOnserss
Nome diieF0n- del interior.
pespu6S, VeFmOuth insane.
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| B O,OoO VIC TIL AS
Ia ANARQUlA EN- MARRUEcOS.

New York, sbre. 81, 1.3O p. m.
Hanse desarrollado sangrientoS
suce&os entire los moros contrarios
al Sultan y los paFtidariOs de Raj
sUli, que spoyan q aqusl qua han
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100000 VICTIMAS

York. sptbre 80 considerable eL ndmeFo de-
cuenCan en- LII
las cue Ran quelado hOgr dad, PuetOs cercanas
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La capital inCOmuniCada

New York, Sept. q, $50 P. NJ:
Los muelles de Manila han que
dado destruidos y es impossible CO.
municarse con 81 interior por ha-
ber quedado inundadas todas las
Was de communication que parten
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NO HAY GARANTIAS.

New York Sbre 27 39 cesarias gaantfas la peado
En- vista de Ia ndd sc6n del goben0s los c6nsueS Farc
gsberno maEEoquf que NO est6 en- Aemdu Ingl6s
condolences de pOder Prestar las ne
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New York, Sbre. 81, go p m.
ii PreSidente R0r sevelt ma Pnes-
to un csb Q al gObernsdor De Fill
p;raR pidi6ndole todos los detaues
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de la ciuaad.
No puedep enviarse SOcorrOs q
los demas puntos de- la isla De
Luz6n pr ser tPemenda la situa-
ci6n de- la capital.
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ULTIMA HORA
In terrible tornado on FIIIpInas,

New York Sept o. 2 BOD des esagos toda la
na horroosa omenta pasa por poaones prinpaes de la M
el N e. De Luz6n hacienda gran
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-27
PERSONAL MENTION.

TErmas Reddy has returned from a
visit in Providence. Il. |.
Mis-. Fred Mosher has gone to Ban
gor FOR a few days visit.
Mrs. +. J. Ressey is passing Il short
visit 1T her CORNER horne in Richmond.
Alexander Metcalf. has severed his
connection as night porter at the Cony
House.
Frank T.. Southland Of Bath. formerly
Of Augusta. was in town, yesterday.
on matters of business.
Octave j. Paradis Of Caribou. a re-
cent guest at the home Of Aimc Cassa-
want. returned home. yesterday.
Mrs. y. +, Hovey and Mrs. +. a.
Merchant OF North Augusta. were in
the city. Yesterday. on business.
Bert Curricr. Il guest of relatives. i'll
tins city fer the past 10 days returned
to his home in Fairfield. yesterday
Miss Gertrude NJ. Kicker of Salmon
Fails. y. H.. is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Geo. +. Frye. at Is Melville street.
DR.. Gcor2" NJ. Randall. formerly of
augusta, but now of Massachusetts.
was in the lity Oh business. ycsterdav.
Mrs. Clara LcClair. recent guest at
the home nf her brother, George ii. L.
Clair. returned to her home. in Lewis
ton, Tuesday.
II. NJ. Rowe who has been visiting
his niece, Mrs. Furber Flynt for the
past few days returned to his home in
Boston. Tuesday.
Mrs. q. 4. PrCntiss. ana daughter,
Miss Emma. VINO have been visiting III
Reifast for week past, have returned
to their home on Northern avenue.
Miss 2lazie Trask. who has been pass
ing tire summer at the residence ci
Charles a. Jones. has returned 70
Massachusetts. TO resume her studies
at Wellesley College.
Miss Mabellc Smith, proof reader for
the journal. is enjoying two week S
vacation. ard will pass portion of the
time at Old Tom. During her absence
her place in the office is beng filled by
Miss :. W. Palmer of South Orrington
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-27
HEALTHY PLANTS
Require the Most Careful Attention an
Well as Good soil.

Did YOU ever see rosebush whicnL
dcspae the most beneticent environment
Of yoil-of sunshine-and of atmosphere,
seemed never TO achieve heaith?
growth.
4 ton OF manure will not help plant
that has a canker eating out its heart.
You must destroy tie cause before sou
can remove the effect.
You cannot cure Dandruff and Baid.
ness BY rubbing on hair lotions. ana
rubbing in Yaseline. etc.
You must look to the cause or 'ns
trourIn--it's a germ at the roots Of
your hair which causes II TO fail out.
Newbro's Herpicide destroys the germ,
and healthy hair is the sure result
Sold bv leading druggists. Send loc, IN
stamps for sample to The HeTpicide Co..
Detroit Mich
Bowditch, Webster & Co.. Special ASts'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-27

quantity of the purest Pepsin and other ex-
penslve drugs each tablet contains, fsee
formula on bottle.) Pepsoids are sold at so
cents bottle on An absolute guarantee to
cure, or money refunded We will send
you, If you have not used Pepsoids before,
a 5o-cent bottle FREE; merely send us
your name and address, and YOU will re-
promptly full sized bottle. You do
not ohligate yourself TO pava cent. All we
ask after Pepsods have cured or greatly
benefited YOU is, that YOU recommend
Pepsoids to your friends. Eve.y 1.an
q RECOMMENDED av THOS .
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-27

or woman now has the opportunity of
possessing a strong and healthy stom-
ach. Will you grasp it? People with
weak stomachs are always i'll misery.
Pepsoids have made thousands Of people
happy. by giving them what nature in
tended everyone should possess strong
and healthy stomach, SO as 10 enjoy the
best there is in life. Try Pepscids TO-DAY.
price only 50 cents bottle at drug store
Oryou may have a full sized bottle free I,v
writing the Medical Department. of The
Flo Chemical Co, Chicago, Ill. ~
kENMrE
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TIE NEW WAY TO CURE DYSPEPSIA
rsos DESTROY DISEASE GERMS

Pepsoids cure the worst forms of Dvs-
pcpsia and all other Acute or Chronic
Stomach Disorders byrepairing the worm
out lining of the stomach and DESTROYS
iii disease germs. Dyspepsia once cured
III this way never returns. Pepsoids is
cot patent medicine, but the successful
prescription of Dr.. Oldham who has
cured thousands Of eases Of Chronic
;.ec.nacl1 Troubles, among them Cancer
cf tie Stomach. 1t cost more money 10
";roduce Pepaoids tlIan any similar Drei,a-
ition on ii" indr.ie:, owing to me large
EgEyE SOLD AN
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FREEDOM OF CITY
Bestowed on General Booth by the
London City Corporation.

London. Sept. 26-Thc corporation I"
tho city of London. today. unanimously
resolved to corftr til" freedom Of III" cit S
on General EcOth of the Salvation ARM
in recognition Of his great work for M
moral and social elevation Of the p"u
pie
Thi. is regarded IS Il uniuuc recognize,
hy the city. which is accustomed to y.
stow the freedom only on members O
rnval families. military and naval hcrr,.
nr statesmen of mnrkod prcCmimnnCc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-27
Sick Wives and Daughters.

You have otter seen them with pale
faces. poor appetite head and back
ache. symptoms common to the sex.
Fathers and mothers. lose no time in
securing Or. David kennedy's Favorite
Remedy. It will cost only one dollar
and is much cheaper than sickness
Write to DR.. David Kannedy's Sons
Romiout. y. y f"r a free samri" bot
tie.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-27

After a hearing before Judge Savage OF
the supreme court. Monday. at Rockland
on the petition for Il reversal of judG-
n1ent of the lower court in which some
IiulIor seized from the Maine Central
Railroad was ordered coniiscnted, thf
court granted the petition and ordered
the LIQUORS returned to the railroad.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-12-16
ROBERTS At SEATTLE.
Director OF r1tnt Now Looking into
Assay Office Affairs.

Seattle, Dec. 11.-George E. Rob-
erts, director of the United States
mint, arrived in Seattle yesterday
morning for the purpose of making a
personal investigation of the condi-
tions at the local assay Office follow
ing the exposition of irregularities
that existed, and which led to the ar
rest of Cashier Adams ion a charge Of
embezzlement.
Mr.. Roberts expects to be in Seattle
several days, until such time as thor
ough investigation can be made. The
director said that at the present time
he is unable to make any very definite
statement regarding the matter, and
until legal advice had been obtained
on the subject it will be impossible to
say just what steps will be taken to
reimburse the miners whose gold has
been stolen.
'sWhen we are all through" he
said, ''there will be no safer place in
the world for miner to dispose of
his gold than the Seattle ocffie. For
that matter there is no safer place
now"
During the afternoon Frederick Nv.
Wing, superintendent Of the Seattle
assay Office, called upon Mr.. Roberts
at his apartments az ht Butler hotel.
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The story Of In-Doe

The story Of In-DooP san.
Once on a time, in far Japan,
There lived busy little man,
So merry and so full of fun
That people called him Indoor Sun.
Now Indoor Sun made mirrors hns,
Like those in your house and In mine,
And In these looking glasses bright
His own face saw from morn till night
1t made him feel 30 very sad,
To sec his face look cross and bad,
That he began to take great care
To keep q sweet smile always there.
And soon he found that those he knew
All seemed to like him better, too;
For, like the mirrors, every one
Began to smile on Indoor Sun!
Now try this just one day and see
How bright and smiling you can be;
You'll find both happiness and fun
In playing you're-an "in-door sum-
-Littles Folks.