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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-01
FOR SALE.

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! MAGNIFICENT COAL BLACK
horse years Old. absolutely sound ana
Kali. oNyt i-'h ii,.;.: a pnws-.f}3T rtl last
rNHustri; +l"i5 up Hi hills. me- morse
mast Dc -c-n and driven tu he arpGcci;,.
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n'iae cocEere from q. q Shoor.ei 80
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s'i1''', Name tsnssfr
HOUSE. STABLE. AND LARGE TOY
~ n y late st, Augusta Apply e. Ga,
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HOUSES IN AUGUSTA. pE,cE
from S1le 70 sl5noH. The ~ IT, Rrca,
place and greenhouses ANA FL. a.~rs ~
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"" IN obi'"7.sae one Win q rnt.s -bnr
'front.' Mrs. Z. $. Fogg. S,iTnrne, !.
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THE ALIEN LAM8AEp HOME
SET" IN mis- city. Very large lot fine A.,
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-01

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-01

The members IF Capital Grange ar"
G".tilg their share Of enjoyment dur
ing the winter. and are also increasing
tie membership of tho grange. accord
Ing to the state nlent Of member. At
their last mnaring. Saturday evening.
they worked the third and fourth de-
srees. and followed the work with
harvest suppT and a general COOL
time. 1t was expected that State Mas
ter Gardner would be present, but he
was unable q do so. The coming
Satur1 lay evening. the grange will go
70 Manchester. as tire guests of the
grange in that town. and the members
are looking Onward 10 a grand good
time. The members Of Capital GransH
VIII furnish the entertainment. a pof-
ton If the 3rog'am being the discus
sion Of the following subject: Re
.'o!ycd. that he people are not getting
the benefits that they should from the
money expended for pubic schools
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-01

AZ 4 OAHGAil. t'iN@ tiLoiDErLc
on Winthrop street. Apply % Mrs g. :.
"EE,, No. ., SunI.ier Street. Ieb23I1m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-01

The members of the Lafayette l'and
entertained their friends. Monday
evening. at st. Jeanne de Raptiste haii
with Il concert. bail and whist party
which was a very enjoyable occaSi"''
and was largely attended, the nail De-
ing crowded. The program OF the even
ing opened with 4 concert by the band
which continued for about one hour'
after which the floor was cleared for
dancing. Those guests who did no.
care 10 dance gathered around the f'id
tables and between the two diversions
the time passed most pleasantly. Its
floor was in charge of Henry LeCiah'
who attended to his duties to the sa'iS-
faction Of all. At whist the first pf'"e
was won by Philip Doyon. the secono
BY Mrs. Napoleon Guinard ana .ne
consolation prize by Miss Aiice NJ
beau. The members of the pahu "re
putting in lots of work. this wih'"r
ana when the organization comes on.
in the spring, it will be In exre'f''
condition for the seasons business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-01

-"tfe puiirts hatchei in April AItnrr {,
boston strain, "ua dollar :; rieca Law. :.
I"": -NHSL son 70 Cirn room for vGua.,
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-01
E5GS FOR PATCHING gS0se

'hst-class Naariing he's. beaded ty
PIE corlare! from &. O. Sheer .cI 80
so per setting Mra. {. T. Ti:,@fta
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-01

NNGHI:- iOENT Coal BLACK
hors" years Old. absolutely sound ana
Kali. Oyer i-'r i!.'.; q pnwt-.ftr e.rl last
r"d"%tri +i"i5 lp ;tt hills. ms horse
MAST Be -c-n and driven tu lie arpTe,i;I =
cd. S"id f"r nn iauii~. G. " Fri.
re hiIicld. Maine. f.1:cli
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-01

/ CNFHEHS bHCOCEH, ! $s4.c
ii"1*, hot water system. good az ne.r
'|'H ~ Office TO- address MRS. l. Il !:
"l:e .'nurrat Office ta.1ne7.:
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-01

70 CEhE6 . HARD GTCVE WOOD
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sin2+Is. Cali or address G.. i. r. III
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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-29
0a0BoRoaoaeBeHoa
CT Y I'm BRIEF
s@090RemoR0a0eaaRan

The Evangelistic meetings I'M
der the leadership Of the Rev. j.
r. Pratt, D. ID. Of Albany, N. y.
will be held in the opera house
from Jan. 18th to 18th. DIR.
Pratt is a very successful leader
in spiritual awakenings. He
was the most popular speaker at
the bible conference last SUNNI
er and delighted all who heard
him. It is to be hoped that the
peope will turn out enmass and
show their hearty cooperation of
this effort for moral and spiritual
uplift of the community. AS an in
PRODUCTION to these meetings ser.
vices will be held in the Presby-
terrain and Methodist churches
beginning in the Presbyterian
church Jan. z, and in the Metho.
dist on Sunday, Jan. z. Evan
:gef elapp will have charge Of
the meetings. Everybody in
vited.
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Ialen0cean. BeyIls lske, N D., Deceaber %. zoos.

OILY lOE IElG cure OF cancer ana
its kindred diseases, but also
for the cure Of all ether chronic
deepseated and lingering diseas-
es. DR.. Rea is associated with d
number Of other prominent phy.
siciarls, and for years has beer,
one Of the foremost in the prac.
tice OF his profession. He is en-
titled to the credit Of hundreds
and even thousands Of. cures.
DR.. Rea's cancer cases are u.s.
.uallv cured in from one to FIVE
treatments by his famous sub
cutan e0us injection method, and
are cured complete.
DIR. Rea standing high up ia
his profession as he does, is al
ways on the alert for new theo
ries. new ideas and new treat
ments and was not slow in tax
ing up this plan Of treatment.
He, being specialist Of much
ability along the line Of general
medicine and in the treatment
of special chronic diseases, was
especially prepared to treat such
cases i and lis cure thelnweven
when they had failed to obtain
relief from any other source.
It is well known fact that
medical science has made great
advancement in the last few
years and this advancement has
been made only by such men as
DR.. Rea. He is always ready
and willing to investigate q
scourgs and has devoted many
years to special work and exper
iment upon his specialties. It
IS characteristic Of him to be
thorough in whatever he under.
takes. Not until he had demon
| strated by the most convincing
experiments that the method Of
| treatment for cancer that, he had
succeeded In formulating would
cure did he make it known that
he had found what had been
sought after for years. DR.. Rea
is remarkable man, even among
the renowned members Of his
prof ssion, which is but to ex.
press what his marked individu.
atty Instantly suggests. While
he is man of self-possession,
he is brought to the aggressive
knowledge Of such successful
accompli shment. Withall he il
q man8of modest deneanor ane
inspires one with confid ence anc
reliance. To hear the stories q
his patients he is perfectly mir
aculous. 70 hear his own yer
sion he has only travelled the
paths 3 81 special knowle edge 10 I
point where He is able to give
the afflicted the benefit Of re
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% SEVEN PLAQUES on
EGYPT NOT EQ VA I.a. 10
The T0RTURES OF CAN.
GER. THE MOST TERRI
BILE DISEASE KNOWN.
Cancer !! or al I the disease
hat ever afflicted mankind can
aF is the worst. Talk Of thes.
even plaques Of Egypt why, if
loses had only sprung cancer on
haroah and the Egyptians he
Epuld not have needed the other
lictions to bring them to time
ind they would have let the
Rsraelites go at once.
AS a general thing physicians
will pass a case Of cancer up as
iicurable or if they do not do so
and attempt to treat il, they do.
not do il any good. /.
Inthe Sunday issue Of Hearst's
Chicago American Of June 1st
appeared an article on cancer
and It's cure by a prominent ply.
aician Of Minneapolis, Mimi.
This article went SO far as to
give the names Of a number Of
prominent people throu ghaut.the
western states who had
been cured. These were bona
nde cures.
s,aIr '-s5
u. Most OF the cases were cured
in from one to five treatments
and were complete, remarkable
and not overestimated.
The doctor in question was
none other than DR.. w. d. Rea,
g physician well known through.
out the Northwestern states, not
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-29

!,sy ISQuGSI w e herewith pub
dish the names Of q few Of the
many people whom he has cured.
Martin, Mora, MINI.
Cured of a large cancer of the
face. He consulted Dr.. Rea
about eiK months ago. His sys-
tsan was all run down with a bad
cancer eating away his left
cheek. DR.. Rea injected it only
threes times with his cure. and #
is now completely healed up
with no chance Of its ever re-
turning.
Miss Josie Short, Lilo, MINI.
Cured Of a chronic cancerous I'll
Ger Of long standing. She had.
been doctored by numerous other
doctors and had used many diff
ferent treatments. None did
her a particle Of good until she
took DR.. Rea's treatment.
9. w. Fishback, Foster. MINI.
Cured of chronic ulcer Of the
stomach. This had gone SO far
that it had taken on the form
Ebf a cane srous troub!e . selas
cured IN a few months treat.
ment.
]. Q. Jones, Granger, Mimi.
Cured by Dr.. Rea's treatment OF
cancer Of the nose in one treat
ment. This treatment, was fur
nlshed to another physician who
administered it. The cure was
complete aud there is no chance
OF it's ever returning.
w. II. Nulph, Wyndmere, M.
I'D. Cured of cancer Of the face
in two treatments. 4.
Henry SchWaka, Nestrand,
MINI. Cured Of chronic rheus
matism.
Mrs. C. N. Trowel, Fort Rip
ley, MINI. This woman had
been doctored by all other forms
of treatment and given up as in
durable. Cured completely by
DR.. Rea's treatment. She is now
sound and well, and speaks very
highly of DR.. Rea.
Miss Julia Paterson, Chester,
Iowa. Cured with DR.. Rea.s
famous Casacarine treatment.
She had stomach and nervous
troubles and had been afflicted
for years.
Mrs. a. Richel, Red Lake
Falls, Mimi. Cured of cancer
| Of the wrist. Injected by DR.,
Rea s method and cured in one
treatment. This was admins
tered. by another physician under
DR.. Rea's instructions.
b. B. Parse, Green Springs,
Fla. Cured of a chronic case Of
piles. a few applications OF Dr.
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HAROLD NELSON COMING

While in Grand Forks Mana
ger Small concluded arrange
ments with G. p. Walkers re
preventative whereby he secured
the eminent actor, MIR. Harold
Nelson and his excellent COM
pany for a nights engagement in
Devils Lake. This company is
playing a very successful weeks
engagement at the Metropolitan
theatre ana according to press
reports, are giving splendid per-
formances. The company num-
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Lof 5 and s, Sec. 10, +. 1863. \. n.


This is d beautiful strip of land
lying between Epsilon lake and Gravel
lake. making it safe from fires, as both
endso the strip are protected By FIRE
breaks. Many prominent citizens
Of Cando. Rolla and st. John have al
ready secured lots in this beautiful and
protected locality. Some very choice
lots are vet unsold. Apply early d.
they are going fast. Fiat u on 6ls
With the RsgiBter of DEEDS as Rolla.
Jpsslon lake u destssed Is bs
the finest resort II North DAKOTA.
ricss end Terms alEy tos ii
address
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1SGa WOnQefIul treatment for
TINS disease did the work thor
oughly.
Mrs. H Nj. Lake Wheeler,
Wis. Cured Of paralysis.
Albert Berg, Adrian, MINI.
Cured of stomach troubles and
falling sickness.
j. j. Brown, Gospel Mission.
Minneapolis, MINI. Cured Of
chronic catarrh Of the kidneys
and stomach. Mr.. Brown had
been in the hospital for many
months, but did not receive any
benefit until Dr.. Rea commenc-
ed treating him. He is now
sound and well.
sCharles Grondysee, Slayton.
MINI. Cured Of consumption
by DR.. Doran with DR.. Rea's
celebrated cure for consumption.
Mrs. Louis Thorsen, Alexand-
|rla, MINI. Cured of a chronic
case Of cancer Of the stomach.
Had been given up by other
physicians to die.
MRS. JohnaW OILERS, rsosIY1itenae
MINI. Cured Of chronic female
troubles that had threatened her
life. Mrs. Wohlers cannot saw
enough in DR.. Bea's behalf.
Mrs. Margaret Mckee, Duluth.
Mimi. Cured four years ago of
cancer of the hand and no signs
LOT its ever returning.
G. w. G. Good, Pepin, Wis.
Cured of a very severe case Of
nervousness and general debility
Mr.. Good says DR.. Rea's treat
ment goes right to the spot, and
The felt relieved after the first
few doses. He is completed y
Icured.
Mrs. c. S. Howard, Edgerton,
MINI. Cured Of tubercular
glands of the neck and early con.
sumption.
Dan Morrison. LaMoure, N. D.
Cured of rheumatism. "A very
bad case.
Swain Walters, Nary, Mimi.
Cured of rheumatism. Cured in
q few months.
johnson Harris, Harris, MINI.
An old man, 80 years Of age,
cured of piles Of forty years
standing. Cured without an
liberation and without medicine.
Miss Nellie Dragsdale, Strout,
/ MINI. Cured Of rheumatism,
with duplication affecting her
heart.
\ DR.. Rea, though only a young
man in his prof stands as
q physician greater than any
score of ply icians. He is cap.
liable of examining hundreds and
hundreds Of cases Of men and
women with all kinds Of disease.
Iall strangers to him, and tell
each one their disease without
asking them any questions. In
more malignant diseases, such
as cancer, tumor, consumption,
1 heart trouble, etc, he is at his
best. He has attained the high
est eminency in his prof
even at this date, and his life is
not half spent.
Minneapolis, Mimi, Dec ~,
il fQnS Cnonio ~, a 4 4 r., 80. Il \, -, -
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bers sixteen peo pie, carry all
scenery and a complete electrical
equipment. They will play Otiis
SINNERS great s.isplay Prince.
Otto" here on Friday, January
9TH. Mr.. Nelson has been play
ing Prince Otto in one night
stands since Ausgust and should
give DevilsssLake theatre goers
the best dramatic entertainments
ever seen here.
For seven years." writes Geo.
w. Hoffman, Of Harper. Wash, II
had a bitter battled. with chronic
stomach and liver trouble, but aE.
last | won, and cured my disease
by the use of Electric Bitters. Il,
unhesitatingly recommend thena
to all, and don't intend in the fn-:;
ture to be without them in tba
house. They are certainly a Won
derful medicine to have cured
such q bad case as mine" Sold
under guarantee to do the sansa
for You, 9. w. Greene, druggists.
at SOC. bottle. Try them today.
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Farmers Grain & Shipping ca
PASSENGER TRAIN TINE CARD
Taking effect, Monday, October soth, 1905.

For train No. read down. for train No.
read up. #
Learna wtchmaking. Make money learning.
School, Seventh street and Hennepin avenue.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-02

household duties. They leave maga-
 zines and papers, and even books. be- hind them, and now and then our rural postman brings me package of fresh papers and magazines from them to
 show that they keep me in mind, and
 once in while letter comes along telling me how much they appreciated
 my efforts to make them comfortable while they were with me-" This wonan's summer boarders were
 nanifestly of the kind that were mot
 so bad" and their manners" must
 have come to the country with them. The city dweller actually accustomed
 to bath=rooms and finger bowls and fresh napkin at each meal can often ! find in Gods great and beautiful out of-doors in the country enough to com- pensate him for the loss of these lux
 uries when he is a guest at some old farmhouse in which he has no right to expect such things. If he cannot he is
 misfit in the country and should go
 elsewhere. The real lover Of nature is glad to put behind him all the conven- tionalities of city life, and his two or | three or four weeks on the hills or in
 some fair green valley are worth more
 to him than all the rest of the year.
 The clear streams or lakes afford him
 a more enjoyable bath than the most luxuries city bathroom can give him, and the air of the real country is not
 to be duplicated in the most generous
 expanse of city park. The hill towns of
 New England, the seashore resorts, the
 mountain hotels. the farmhouses all ] over the land are now the mecca of the
 summer boarder. The summer vaca- ton is now one of the wise provisions
 for all, and the summer boarder is hav-
 ing an all too fieeting experience of the joys of country life.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-02

one-quarter mile open: A. R. Ives, 1st: H. Batchelder, 2d; c. Harger, Sd. Time, :37.
 Running horse races: 1-2 mile. Tony P, owned by Frank McGrail, Branford Time II 1-5
 one-quarter mile: Jim F, owned by J. T. Sliney, Branford Time :52.
 To-days programme includes cycle motor cycle and horse races; also g free open air vaudeville programme.
 A large crowd is expected and ar- engagements are being made both by the railroad company and M", Flske tc handle it. TT
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-02

DISTRICT of New Haven, ss. Probate
 Court, August 30, 1905. ESTATE of JOHN ALLEN alias IONA
 THAN ALLEN late of New Haven, in
 said District, deceased. PURSUANT to an order from the Court of Probate for said District, there will be sold at public auction to tho highest bidder, on the 31st day of Aug ust A. D. 1905, at 10 o'clock in the fore noon, (unless previously disposed of at private sale,) the following real estate of said deceased, situated in the town of New Haven viz: a certain lot of land situated on Chapel Street. 50 feet front and 13T1s feet deep
 Sale to take place at the office of Clark, Hall & Peck. 152. Orange Street, in said New Haven. Terms made known at time of sale. 1' HENRY A. L. HALL 3,. .ss@ Administrator, q. b. II.
 Clark, Hall & Peck, 152 Orange St, New Haven, Conn. counsel for the ad- Ininistrator.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

REAL estate at auction. A lot 200 feet by 300 feet deep. fronting on New Ha- ven harbor and within q short dis tance of the Belle dock freight termin- is available for factory site, coal yard or for building purposes. from the fact that 1t is so near the channel and the Manufacturers railroad. By building a track 150 feet longl con- 1ection could be made with the Man ufaeturers, railroad and cars could be run to the Belle dock freight termin- nl. This. property will be sold togeth- CT with all the water rights and privileges, appurtenant to said land
 The sale to take place on the prem ises September !, 2;90 D. m. James J
 Iawt0n, administrator of the A. w
 Forbes estate. Dillon & o'Brien, auc- tioneers. s2 1t
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gMants.

Ore cent q m0rd for eAeh insrrtion. Eve cents word for fan week. seven times.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-02

1,x,r,,,rE WANTED. isLNCED girl for general house.
 MorK Tn small family References re-
 aulfea' l6 High street. a29
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-02
SWEET MARIE THE WINNER
(Continued from First Page.)


 ond, the event was postponed because of darkness until tomorrow. The sum- mary:
 22;5 Glass, Pacing, 6 in 3; Purse, s1,-
 000: (Concluded from Wednesday, Albuta, br: g, by Altivo :,
 (Walker) ..... Inter-Ocean, br. g., (Thom- General Starr, blk. g. Tallss Little Jay, b. E., DeRyder) f 5 9 4 Tommy Burns, b. B. (McCaroo
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