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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-28

Experimenting With Anthracite Coal.
washington, July 26.-Secreta-y
Bonaparte has authorized the continu-
nee OF the experiments with anthrax
ite coal in small sizes by the North
Atlantic feet, with a view of deter min
ing whether its use either alone or
mixed with bitumlnous coal will d.
crease the amoust of smoke emitted bv
the vessels. Arrangements have bee,
made for 4 quantity of coal to be useyi
experImentaily this summer and the
ureau of steam engineering has tie
question OF possible modification OF
boiler furnaces Under consideration 10
meet b conditions which may be ,fa-
veloped in the further tests Of the fuel.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-28

While the yellow fever situation in
New Orleans is such as to cause alarm
to the residents Of that city we do not
believe the disease will spread to any
great extent. We expect to see the
men who arc fighting 1.-THE experts
and the sanitary of1cers-soon have it
completely wiped out.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-28

Wouldn't it stir up the New Workers
if there would get into the courts cop
les Of some of the alleged family
write-ups which the Town Topics
Company was paid so handsomely not
to publish? sgK
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-28

The two candidates for the demo-
cratic nomination for governor of
Georgia are still fiinging mud at each
other. The Durham Herald says they
are trying their best to convince the
the place and that little harm will be
done the party if they succeed"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-28

Mrs. Gadd-"T sh'd think you'd be
Worrid abort havin' y'r darter marry
Mr.. Brio. He's a young lawyer, an,
folks say he's as poor as a church
mousse Mrs. Gabb-''Yis, he's poor
now, there's no denying that; but he'll
be rich some day. He's an awful ras-
cai."-New York Weekly.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-28

There is a saying that lightning
never strikes twice in the same place.
The Statesville Landmark tells of a
chimney of a house in that section
which was struck last fall and again
the other day had it's top knocked off
by a thunderbolt.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-28

Every time the secretary of the
treasury says anything about the con-
etantly increasing per capita in circu-
latlon somebody is unkind enough to
remark on the also constantly ircreas-
ing deficit in the treasury.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-28

1t seems we are so busy building
new warships we do not have time to
keep those we have in safe condition.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-28

Miss Mary S. Robertson, of Elizabeth
City, is stopping at the Sea Shore ho-
tel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-10

@n iterf Manb, fritz og / i'm beo1te
Ml0er> falr goa / Marepis og Qrbeioe
baor0t r6en at lGgge @erfe til rogen
ifooeli9e 5elger. Ser fom1ner oog
cit 3i0> ga ban pil fin6e, at 2e66ene
og Mfuiflerne fife er iaa imiotge, iom
De plete6e at bore. San bil fin0e, at
De CT 1ttne % loare. 9e berfer fer
% lmerter Ser. San er life ufje11ot
mes &beumotismens &poler. Disle
er Matltrens Goreiignaler og piler, at
SDitemet trGnger &iGlp for at gjen=
oprette 2%igepegten. 0m Fan ct bis,
oil ban gipe Mgt pao bisie 5pmpto=
nler og iege &iGlp, fprel10 set ct for
tent. @ogen er, at / G9ritningen>
1aar mon fpler 6i5le 5Dmptomer,
tror mo11> at set life ct noget olbor=
ligt, % at set mart oil goa oper. @f=
terbbert iom man fommer op / Ma=
rene, blir set berre> in6til enoelig,
1oar malt bur6e nD6e 6rugter,1e al
tit Mrbei6e, er man blepen mere eller:
mi16re at Ell S11bali6. Mf allie Sc
Mi0ler, Ser er fienot for at peoligc=
boloe Srganismen / Juno og fraftig
5ilitano, er Ser ian6iDnligbis intet,
Ser tan maole fig meo Dr. Beter's
&urifo. Den n66rtber ollie l1renbe=
ser at 2ipsbeoifen, iberegnet l1rin-
ipre, Ser foraariager @beumatisme,
% 1faber NIT rigt 8lo6 og ilrn6e fate
Mel1ffler. Sen er bleben Ell al 6e melt
popmlere Me6iciner bos bore SANDS.
memo. Sen iRlges lite paa Mpotbe-
fer, men giennen1 Mgenter eller bi=
refte fra Jabrifanten. Seno ct 8reo-
fort til bam, iaa oil De pr. omgaa=
enoe 8olt erbol6e ct gremplar at
r8etleoeren" in6ebol6en6e meget in-
teresia1t 2eieltof ONT bette gamle,
be1prene6e ltrtemi66el. Sen ien6es
gratis. @frip til 81. s.. Gobrnep,
112=114 go. &opne Mbe., Chicago,
|Slls.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-10
Red River Valley.

49, +-rH ssE5t+
The very finest lands at from SIS
to $50 per acre. You know what the
Red River Valley is?
R. r. v. 1. 800 acres, being the w.
half Of Sec. 3-139-56. 200 acres under
cultivation. house, barn and well, 4
miles from Tower City on main line
N. p. Ry. Price S23 per acre-easy
terms.
R. R. v. 2. 1910 acres, being all of
Sec. 25-159-5O and s. half Sec. 3O-159-
40, also s. half Of N. 3. quart Sec.
30-15949. This fine block Of land lies
in mi body in the Red River Valley
~ miles from 2 stores, postoffice,
blacksmith shop and 2 warehouses; s
miles from 2 towns and 2 different
railroads. Rich black loan soil with
clay subsoil, no stones, sand or gravel;
it is a fine level prairie sloping to the
river. Price $25 per acre, easy terms.
R. R. v. 8. 100 acres, 1856 acres I'M
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-10

der cultivation. This is a picture, has
fine grove of natural timber, has
stream of running water, is level as
a floor and first-class soil. $50 per
acre.
Il. II. v. +. A level section of wild
land in Roseau Co., being Sec. 5-163-
4S. A bargain-$1S per acre.
r. r. v. 5. 100 acres, AZ miles
from Valley City, 115 under cultiva-
ton, balance pasture and meadow.
$50 per acre. $4,000 cash, easy terms
on balance at Z per cent interest.
II. r. V. 6. 800 acres, 21@ miles
from Valley City; all under cultiva-
ton, but 40 acres pasture. Fair build
ings. Good spring of water nea the
buildings. A No. 1 farm. $29.50 per
acre, cash or one-half cash.
r. II. v. Z. 100 acres prairie, z
miles from market. Every acre can
be cultivated. SIT per acre cash.
r. r. V. 8. 100 acres prairie 3 miles
from market. SIT per acre. One-half
cash, balance easy terms, Z per cent.
II. II. V. 9. 800 acres, all under cul-
tivation. Two miles from market. A
bargain at $3.50 per acre.
II. II. V. 10. 800 acre farm at SIS
per acrc. 26O acres improved. Good
barn and house, one half cash.
| r. II. w. II. 100 acres 8 miles from
market. 100 acres improved. $1S pei
acre.
r. II. V. -. 100 acres, 8 miles from
Valley City and 5 miles from market
at $14 per acre. One-third cash, ba.
lance on easy terms,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-10
Wisconsin,.

In Wisconsin we Love lands at from
So per acre up. Some of the lands
are sold on the easy payment plan, $40
down and SIS per month on 40 acre
tracts. We have some lands with
houses, others without. Also a mum
Der of special bargains:
w. ]. 12O acres, less than 4 miles
from station, only short distance
from st. Paul. Land is a black loan
with clay subsoil-yery fine. On IS
acres there is saw timber and wood for
at least $4,000 (some say it will bring
$4,000. Heavy saw-maple. is acre
cranberry marsh and z acre lake.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-10
Canada.

In saskatchewan we have a Sean
dinavian settlement, where we can
sell the finest land in the world at So
per acre and secure for purchasers a
fine homestead next to it. Write or
see us for particulars.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-10

n1l9 1lMe
Goor6bruger S d { . 5.
$ Q e poa Sobinosbolm paa Selge-
ge1t afgif forle6en beo Dgoen at &ier,
telammelle, 65 Mar gatnmel. &al1
bar Ell at Splan0enes melt begapeoe
% mangeliotgt intereslere0e MGno,
nlc,, beltog neiten life / Set offentlige
2ip.
ulDffestiIfeI6 e. gn al
@rtlnltoos pngre 6riftige 8orgere,
Slagtermeiter Sobon 81. &eterlen
FpngeoeS forleoen peo ct llbelo ul1-
Ser Ell &ipretur no of gognen. San
blep bepioltlbS 9illtano brogt / &us,
met op6e u0er at bore fomn1en til
8epioitbeo.
Gu CRU b9no=
te 9proog oen II. 6eb. Secs / Sele-
marfen. On otte Mur galnrnel &ige,
lon fom fra Gfolen, fit fipre mes
poa ct 2GS, lom 2ereren fiprte. &oo
Set glatte 6pre llingreoe 5ln6en mos
ct @ier0e, % Sen lille &ige fit Ell
lpioS @ieroele1g6e re,1ot tiers igie,1.
11em ltnoerlibet in6 / beire og uo
p%etltre Sioe. MprfperoigpiS lebe0f
Barnet enom1 to Gage efter og bo,
belle Sioen DGret be6 8epioltbeo.
ct tort @teniprong
bar fu10et Steo mellem @ooroent
Npbusom og @ellen1flepe, fist nor:
6enfor Stta Stotion. @freoet lss.
neoe Sen bbie GieIoFroaning. 19
1tore Ste1tbloffe er itoniet efter for
fgroeltge Sop ne6e pau Soroerne
Sfogen CT feiet beef / 6ereS &et> oe
Ell Sbrfelt1e fntit. Sen jtprlte 8lof
iom er omfring Is &ubifmeter flor, el
itanlet Iom beo ct l1n6er / Sen brottf
Ssifraaning, SO Meter openfor Mp:
busom. sS11tet 2ib er omfommet.
SneroS. Sra @arbit meboeleS
Is. 6eb.: SSmorges gift fra Eoppe,1
al Gotta ct @neras og iperre6e Sin.
ien D~pbbtf- / 200 Mee.
terS 2aa1g6e og 1 til 6 MeterS &gi6e
ODER bele 2iniens 8reooe. @nee11 Ell
6etopblan0et me6 Sten. &Doningsor-
beioet paagaar INTENT, me11 er far
ligt. Sogel,e er f%altli00en6e / Sum.
oalen % paa Disagreement, ser Ell
operineet. st &asiagertog, iom bapoe
ligget / &iruna ii6en 2proag, fjgrte
fat be0 &%igsgrenien> bpor set ober-
notte6e. S bette 9ieblif far ser
gaaet ct itort Sneras / 8eisfior6en.
Aoifillig @fog er e6elaet. gn beo,
borenoe bol6lom Sneitorm bar ober=
alt brogt 6oritprrelie / &ommunifa=
tionerne.
- Sra &romSe meooeles 16. 6eb.
@oa @iursneS / @rgtil1no bel 3 Mil
fra Sromsg, bar Sneifre6et fnl1it og
bortfert @aar6brl1ger &riitian Mafa-
elienS Mplt me6 iberenoe fire @oooe
og 8prnifob al enbber Mrt, oeriblon6t
netop fGr0igltelt l%16ruitning til So
fotfiifet. Man6en er iaaleoes mes
ct 9lag lat rs al 8eorift.
&oo &eite i 2apongen bor ligele-
oes Snelfre6 eoeloet ct @aoningsbus
% ct &or Tipsbpgn;nger. Sem Men=
neifer bleb begrabet UNDER. @fre6et,
4 al Sem reb0e0es, bboraf Ell &ige
mes begge 2aarben fneffet, me6ens
en- 20 Mors @1,t bleb 6rebt. 3 @tor=
fG og mango Smoofe 6rebtes.
Da ogiaa Sc pbrige Brug poo &eite
trues al @neifre6, agter Spii66erne
at flDtte bort for @interen. Ser er
MI @D6beit og Megn, iaa' man frDgter
for flere l1lpffer.
5riif &ip6 til &riit l.
i II / q. 5amtioig meo at ser af
Saltbore og ga ierlig &ip6 og 61eif
of amerifanif 8ro6uftion 1ta6tg in6-
fdro2 n,;@,Sro AZ ,1,:.>S..o ar 0,.;T@fo,4;o
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-10

9aarlist @einltat. uSporfor Ter
De iaa moofal6en no, Sr. @eterien?"
rSSeg bar in6e / set &l1s anbol6t
I'm Datterens @aan6 -"
rgfn bel?"
y0g i @te6et for itiftet 8efien6t-
ifab me6 5aoerens Sob."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-10

6orfslelie belbrebet paa en- Dag.
Sag 2aratibe 8romo Quinine
Eablets. &engene tifbage fra ollie
Mpotbefere, bpis life belbreoet. 6.
%. @robe's Nabn paa bper Giffe.
Csc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-10

timber M0miniftrati . IL.
Jirmaet 5re6rifsen & 60. i Manoal,
ct poa &reoitormp0e belluttet lat
nnoer pribot COMMUNICATION.
Geater0ireftgr i Ser
gen. S fombineret Mgoe al @eltp=
relic % @eprnientantifab for Seatret
onlatteS 5ceneinltrltftpr M11ton Sci
berg ion1 &eaterebef for @erge,,s Seq
ter meo cit oorltg Gage al 1900
&roner.
gonomongeIen foroarioger,
aolfillige &anifeligbeoer for Sernbo=
nett. &e0 eli Station maa man
loaleoes bente Gan0et til 2ofomoti=
perne felt fra &riltionio. &e6 &ouas=
nillger Station maa mon Mtlnpe
@ono Up fra @lomnen.
Npt Dampifi puu2oen=
bonoet. 9amplfibet "2ooalenS"s
S11teres ientifab far be6 S%rout06ienns
mefo1iife @erflteo fontro6eret ct mt
Domplfib til 2o%enponoet ilteoetfor
oct beo ltlpffe11 p0elagte. Set npe
Sfib bliper l1oget itprre ems Set tio=
lt9ere. Set lfol bore iGroig til 6ort
poo &onoet | Sc fprlte Gage al SUM-.
en- nD Srnit. 50 &eroens=
firmoer, Ser foruoen / Ell &effe anD-
re 2onoe ogioa bar M}clfefonoenle=
ringsfabrifer i9eorge, bnr / ois1eDoge
%l111ttet fig ian1men / en- Grult. Set CT
6irmoet @enri Meltl6> ser eier Ta-
brifen poa &up> og Mnglo=@mi]s
Gonoenle0 Milf Co. Der eier 4abri=
ter11e poa 9amar og be0 6on0eiul16.
Jobrlfen be0 9olmel tron6 er 116e1t=
for 5ommenilut1ingen. Grultcn5 Sc
ltDrellen faar tit Sn6e / 5cb1pei5. @a>
pitolen ifol 6reie fig ON 40 Wfillio=
ner Srancs.
S 9tatSraa6 CT 6ogneprult
Deiaboll SDsnes u0nepnt til @og=
nepreit / 9ier og @%ogneprnlt til
goalcregne11> &riitiania, 5. S. 2nno
til @ogneprgit / &e1tre 89rl,m. @o9-
neprGit Cumberland / @ego er meo=
oelt slfifeo mes 5000 @roner / @ort=
pc1lge. &a110. mes. &osm1ts Mosjioe
er fonltitueret iom 9iitriftslpge /
Maalselpen. Sen uonbenote &elt al
oen le0ige &rofeslorgage / Seologi
ct tiloelt Dr. Sr6ing iom Silleg til
ct t1oltgere ttlltaaet 8ele6 at lan1me
Gage Iom Stptte til fortlatte @tuoier.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES / @plp er ill.,
ltoaet &irfeianger og 2erer / @fje<
berg Sobannes Slien FAINT @oor6-
bruger 80. s.. Matbioien @ig al @io
/ Mor6Hor6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-10

Norges Sn0fpr1el an6rog
/ 1904 til cit @er6i al 2S9,011,O 900
&roner moo 292, 300, 0O0Moret i6or=
peie11. l1ofgrlelen bapoe en- 8eroi al
175,SS7,70O &roner mos 1885,
300 1908.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-10

&roner moo 292, 806 ,000Moret i6orz
peien. l10fgrlelen bob6e en- 8eroi al
175,997,700 &roner mos 1885,
300 / 1903.
9rufue6e Siifere. @n
Seilbaa6, bbori ser befonot fig to
6ilfere fra @orten, fulieile6e forle=
SEN on1trent mi6t paa 6ior0en mel
lem @orten og @ols UNDER en- Storn,=
bDge fra Mor6belt. Set lDffeoes en-
on6en Sitter at faa truffet beg9e op
al Sanoet, Sen enc tilipnelaoenoe Iip<
le5 % Sen on6en / meget forfomme11
Silltano. @e9ge bragtes til Holiti=
ltationen poa Sorten, bbor Oplip-
ningsforipg fo%retoges. Sen enc fom
Jig temntelig inart, men Sen an0en
lpffe0es set life at fol6e tillibe. San
efterlooer Jig @nfe og fire imaa 8ern.
@ren6tJobrif 9ror1=
men. Da Mrbei0et forle6en Mfte11
if11l0e flute / @rammenS &%osiefabrif
poa 8ragerper> S%noebobere @onlen
& Gnbon1, u6brp6 Sis efter Gigen6e
peo at ct 2ager er goat barlnt. So
brifbDgni11gen bren0te op, og alt Sit
bentar bleD p6elagt. 8pgningen, ct
gammelt 2agerbus, iom tilbprte Scott
jul Soeaas, bar %asiureret for 5000
8roner / 2an0ets alminoelige 8ron0=
faSle. Snpentar me6 Ma1finer og
iaa bi6ere bar foriifret for 1000 /
Somburg=8remer. @eloigpis bar set
itille, ellers bil6e set let itp9t no for
Observation-Disclosures og omltggenoe
SUITE.
ltn6ietnings= @fspe6i=
ton. st / 2onoon inofisbt 5fib
til sen upe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
JONI 3iegler til Sommeren bill uoien=
Sc til 6rans Soiefs 2an6 for at igge
efter Siala og bans &amerater, ffol
fbres al @aptein &ieloien fra 9romsp
og babe % Man6 norif 8eietning.
lt0rnitningel1 er beregnet poa ct Mar.
Sra &uSlano INITIATES 4 &elte og 25
9unoe. @fspe0ittoner1 ifal afgaa fra
Gromsa 1. sunni til @ap 6lora> bbor
man / ollie SAILS benter at finoe 81
terretninger fra 6iala. Sful6e cit
bet life naa frem til Sop S1ora, bill
6 at Man6ifabet me6 @le6er iege at
naa 2on6 for at fomme / Gorbinoelie
mes Siala eller fin6e Me66eleller fra
eller ON bam. Soru0en 6enne Cts
petition, iom bill foite min6it 300,-
900 &roner, bill 3iegler famine &en=
Fiigt afienoe en- ar16en @fspeoition mes
ct minore sfib til Sbannongen beb
Nor6gitgrgnlan6.
&aptein &ieI6ien er 5. 13. 6eb.
biemfommet til Sromse fra 2onoon,
bbor ban og Scr. gbomp bar in6=
Ifigbt ct 5eil6ampifib paa 700 Cons
for en- Gum at 5000 @nno Sterling
for / Stunt at u6ruite en- Sielpeefs=
petition efter rNmerica" meo 3ieg-.
observation-disclosures,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-10
johnson & Co.,
46 UNION BLOCK,
St. Paul, MINI.
Nor9e. -

&eitlan6banen. &ollen
@erreoSltDre bar bebtlget 100000
&roner til Ell SSern6ane Sfien-2un=
Sc - Moto66en, ct 2eo / &eltlon6s-
bnne11.
@ergens gIeftricitets<
b e L t 3 netop ofll11tte6e &e9nifab
for 1904 bier ct Mettooperifl16 al
$4,000 &roner. 9esuoen er 10000
&roner oflot til &enter og Mf6rog.
9prlGge@lbeito6 9rom>
men, fgot / Smaalenene 1913, or
otter nogen IioS @pgeleie afgaaet pe0
Gpoen. &an bap6e fpr fin ii0iteS pg=
bonn Ell mcget lt6bre6t &rafsiS poo
6isi lie Scatter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-10

5riif @ip6 til @riit l.
a. 5amti6ig me6 at ser of
Soltpare og ga ierlig @ip6 og 6leif
of amerifanif 8ro6uftion ita6tg in6-
fsreS minore og mtn0re til &riitiania,
ipnes 8ebobet for fer1ft &is6 at bore
/ &efst. @pers eget Splan6 bar
btota life magtet at prooucere set
np6benoige til &obeoita6ens 8eipis-
ming. 2an6man6en fer iaar iom /
tioligere Mar roligt paa at itore
@eng6er &ip6 bantes uoenfra os set
l.agtet Ben norife Prooucent til fin
8eifpttelie bar en- Solo al 10 - ii
- Ore pr. &ilogram. SIT set life er
Smaatterier, set Der gjal6er, bill
fremgaa 6eraf, at ser / ii6}te &bortal
1904 er in6f6rt til @riitia11ia 309,-
255 &tlogram ferift, 6anif &ieo og
345,800. &ilogram ferift &igo fra
Sberige. 9iliammer1 u69ibr bette /
2gbet at 9(aret 1904's fi6ite 8 Maa<
neoer 655,060 @ilogrom.
@omme Sit 1908 blep ser in6fgrt
592,40o @iloeram. Sn6ferielen fra
9anmarf fees at bore aftaget me6
omfring 10000 @iloeram, mebens
sen ipenife Sn6fgriel lamti6ig ct gget
me6 n9rbe6 $4,000 @ilogram.
&ber eneite nge fommer Ser meo
&rtebaa6ene ober Gre6rifsbabn ira
Slagterierne / Spllono itore 8artier
me6 ferift 0f@e- og @pineilagt. Cunt
tioig tilfgres Ser me6 Sernbone fra
5berige ferift @ig6, ser / @pngoe
enoog obergaar, bbo6 9aniferne ien-
Ser. On 8tnteren er Gilfdrielen fra
%ltolan0et itgrit. 9a fommer Der iaa=
|leoes meo Sernbane % 9ampifib
%gienneminitlig 400 9frotter
.5lagtefpRg ON ngen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-30
A SMALL BLAZE
Calls Fire Department to Factory
Boarding House, Saturday Nioht.

The fire department was called out
at 1927, Saturday evening, bv an
alarm from box 80. at the railroad
bridge, due to the discovery of fire in
one of the upper rooms of the three
story frame building on upper Water
street, owned by the Edwards 60. and
known as the factory boarding house.
The firemen We're promptly on hand.
and the blaze was confined IN the
room in which il had started although
that section of the house was ,rettv
well drenched with water. The all
out signal was sounded at lO.55
The cause of the fire is unknown.
Frank Harvey, the proprietor of the
house. stated that the fire was well
underway in the room when he dis
covered it. and he could NOT saw how
it originated. The room is said TO
have been occupied by woman, but
who left the house. that evening II
is thought perhaps the fire might have
been due to carelessness with 4 cigar
cite. The bed and other furniture. in
the room WAS burned, and the fire
was a hot one While it lasted.
The loss on account of the fire will
be small, probably about 5000 on the
building, and 500 on the furniture
the former of which is covered by in
surHnce in the Mill Mutual Company
which carries the risks of much of
the Edwards COS. property. and the
latter in the agency of c. S. Down
ing 4 Son.
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HoWS YOUR STOMACH 4?
Bowditch, Webster & Co. Have
Remedy Which They Guar
antee to Cure the Worst
Cases of Stomach Trouble.

we wish to tell the readers OF this
paper about ii remedy for Dyspepsia
which is marvel in medicine. IL cures
Tie worst cases, from the acute attack
OF Indigestion to Chronic Dyspepsia.
! his remedy is known as AlbertS Little
Dinner PHI, being the prescription of DIR.
hutchinson, the noted specialist of Lon
don and Brighton, England, who, previ-
Gus u his deCease had built up a remark
able practice as a specialist in diseases
OF the stomach. DR.. Hutchinson claimed
that his success was due to the use OF
this pill, and since its introduction on the
american Continent it has performed
wonderful cures. Mr.. ]. NJ. Lombard,
Casco, Ne, Wrtes:"I am now past 81
years of age and have had stomach
trouble practically all my life. I sent and
Dinner FIll, thinking that il would turn
out to be one more disappointment, but
from the FIRST dose / found relief, and can
.ay that / am now better than ever be
fore in my life. IT IS 4 wonderful cure
for IJyGItIei:L and | heartily recommend
IL tn all sufferers from stomach troubles.
AIpcrts Little Dinner Pill contains no
physic, no acid, Alkali, Ginger. PepSin,
pancr.atni Soda, Morphine or any prep
arnti0u Of Opium, or IN fact any OF the
ingredients usually found in so-called
By-trJ,si.L cures. 1t cures by removing
~. cause and makes the worst cases
wen being guaranteed to benefit or the
Iii,chass. price. returned. At drug stores
or by mail q cents per package, samples
free. Address Albert Chemical Co, Bos-
tom, Mass. Sold and guaranteed by Bow
ditch Webster q Co, Augusta, Me.
SIN wifi
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FIR, silent, Fl. u. SWeetser Of Portland:
treasurer. l.. L. Hight of Portland.
Certificate approved, oct. &c. 1905.
Century Development Co, organized
at Aug uSt2, for the purpose of owning,
having ana developing mines, mineral
lands. etc, with 100000 capital stock
Of which nothing is paid in. Officers:
President, [. l.. Fairbanks of Augusta;
treasurer, |. J.. Fairbanks of Augusta
Certificate approved. oct. &C. 1905.
Amlni'on & Co, organized at Port
land, for the purpose Of manufacturing
ana dealing in tin. terne, black plates,
steel sheets ana kindred products, etc.
With $125,000 capital stock, Of which
nothing is paid in. Officers: President.
James J. Herman of Portland: treas
urcr, W. +. Crummett of Portland.
Certificate approved, Oct. %. 1905.
New England Stock Trading Co., or
2aniZed at Portland. for the purpose OF
dealing in stocks. bonds and other evil
dencts of indebtedness, with $4,000
cIpital stock. of which nothing is paid
iii. officers: President, Robert +. Wal
lace of Portland; treasurer. Eugene w.
Hunt of Portland. Certificate approved,
oct -, 1898.