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Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02

quantity of 1.-THE purest Pepsin and other ex-
pensive drugs each tablet contains, (see
formula on bottle.) Pepsoids are sold at 50
cents bottle on an absolute guarantee 10
cure, or money refunded. We will send
you, if you have notused Pepsoids before,
a 5o-cent bottle FREE; merely send us
your name and address, and you will re-
ceive promptly ullsized bottle. y on do
not obligate yourself to pay cent All we
ask after Pepsoids have cured Or greatly
benefited you is. that you recommend
PepsoiIs to your friends. Every man
ND RECOMMENDED BY THoS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02

or woman now has the opportunity of
possessing a strong and healthy ston-
ach. Will you grasp it9 People with
weak stomachs are always in misery.
Pepsoids have made thousands OF people
happy by giving theia what nature in.
tended everyone should possess strong
and healthy stotIaci:, so as 10 enjoy The
best there is i'll life. Try Pcpsoids to-day.
price only So cents bottle ut drug store
Or you may have g full sized hotGe Tree Nv
writing the Me,iicol, Department Il ( IL
Vic Chemical Co., CEic.,.c. I'LL.
;, kENNEY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02
SAGADAH0c.
BoWDo.N.

Rev. Lowe Brown of Auburn. who
was appointed to conduct services al
,'e North Church. Sunday. was unable
~ a''ehd on account of the weather;
'ul ne will be able to ill 4 date in the
near future.
'p'o.l Ridley Of Lewiston. was the
OF his brother. Alexander Ridley
Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02
.BiON.

Joseph Taylor fell and fractured rib
Ia st week. while engaged In tierihs WOOD
in his shed.
Mr. Cummings is visiting his sister. Mrs
Eugene Mclaughlin.
A surpris, party was given Miss Sidi.
Blake. Wednesday night. rleasan'
evening was passed with games e'c'
Mrs. caren. who has heen keeping hnnS' Mons.
fcr ". s Maybcrrv during Mrs May
b"rry's absence, returned 10 he' '''''
Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02
DR.. Miles,
Antf-Pain Pills

They never fail to cure all cases OF
pain. because they treat the Pain Source
the nerves. BY soothing the irritatcd
nerves they lessen the tension. build ur
the strength, set the blood coursine
through the veins, and thus allay I'LL pain
Periodic headaches that untitled me for
business several days at 4 time, has been
my life experience. found first relief in
DR.. Miles Ant-Pain Pills. and sinct then
invariably ward them off by taking Il
pill when l feel them coming on
r NJ. MOOBERRY. Windsor. ILL.,
The first package will benefit if not, the
druggist will return your money.
25 doses y cents. Never sold in bulk.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02
READFIELD DEPOT.

Miss Bessie Allen, Cf Lawrence,
Mass, is the guest Of Miss Marcia
Carle.
Miss Izctta Royal passed a few days,
last week, with relatives in Auburn.
The relatives who received visits
from Z. w. Henry and the friends OH
whom he called were greatly pleased to
greet him again. Mr.. Henry has re-
turned to his home in Hulmeville, Pa.
II. Adclbert Wright, conductor on the
NJ G. Il. r.. stopped over night ut the
horne of his father, L. 3. Wright,
Saturday
The friends of Mrs. Fannie Whit
tier Rollins were sadicned by the
announcement of her death, which
occurred, last week. ut her home in
Boulder Creek, Cal. Mrs. Rollins was
veil known here as she was born and
resided at the an cAstral home, until
she. with her family went to California
some 10 years since.
Rev. Mr.. Presby of New Jersey. who
is passing his vacation 1T kcnt's Hill
was making pastoral calls. Friday. Mr.
Presby, during his VACATION will occupy
the pulpit vacated by II. a. King.
Mrs. G.. A. Lawrence. of Perkinsvillc
VT, is visiting her sister. NJ. J. Sher-
burnc. Mrs. Lawrence is on her way
to Richmond camp III citing. which she
will attend through the session. after
wards. attending another camp meeting
in Johnson, VT.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02
READFlELD.

Concert will be given in Giles hall
Thursday evening. Aug. 5. by the fol-
lowing artists: Harry w. Scanlon
tenor: Mrs. Fl. w. Scanlon, reader anl
Walter Gile. impcrsonatp", all of l;o3-
ton: Miss Sara l.. Fogg, Mrs. Mon
Elliott. Mrs. Blanche Millett, and
others will assist in the program. Re
freshmcnts and a social dance after the
concert. Proceeds Of entertainment,
will be used for repairs on the Union
Vcstry.
Among the summer visitors who ar
rived last week. were Mr.. and Mrs. II
w. Scanlon and little daughter. Mrs
NJ. \. Scanlon and w. G. Gilc Of Bos-
ton. also Fred Wood of BrnOklin, Mass
Mrs. Belle Brown Dudley is visiting
at +. |. Browns.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02
Aches

of some kind are the heritage Of nearly
the middle aged and the distressing. mis-
cradle headaches. to the aged with nerv-
Gus. muscular and rheumatic pains.
\ remedy to relieve in all cases must
he founded on the right principle. and
that accounts for the wonderful success OF
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02

, Abel Z. Batchelder made a number
of calls among his friends in this vi
cinity, last week.
Miss Lena Rideout Is seriously ill
with a complication Of bronchitis and
part Of tho town.
Howard Ridley Of Auburn, is visiting
relatives in this place.
Mrs. EvslyE Sampson is the guest OF
her brother, Herbert Wadsworth.
Everett Johnson is closing out his
stock in trade, much to the regret of
| his many customers, who have found
him an obliGing and conscientious
| trader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wcbber are re :
| ceiving the congratulations OF their
| friends on the birth of daughter. last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. S. Card were in
Lisbon Falls, Tuesday.
The late rain was welcomed by the
farmers, it was badly needed.
WEST BOWDolM.
The men in this part of the town are
almost done haymg.
A dance was held, Saturday night, at
DCarbCrn's.
Miss Lena Rideout is quite i'll VITA
measles and asthma.
Mrs. Chas. Allen, Carrie Allen and
Ida Allen We're in Lewiston, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Allen have been
stopping in BoWdon for Il few days
Mr.. Allen has been helping his father
| with his haying.
baptism was held u! the North
| Church Sunday. There were four
| candidates. Rev. Chas. Purinton Off
ciating.
Mrs. NJ. o. Toothakc:. and Mrs. Sara
Rogers We're visiting in Sowdoin, one
| day of late.
WoOLWICH.
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Savage. who rc-
Gently moved into the James Harvey Gil
more house. have Il young daughter.
Mrs. Emma Head. of Rock!ind. has
bren the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 5. Il. Reed, the past week
| Master Bradford Belanger cclchlltc,i his
third birthday. July I'd, by {; party given
| by his: gr.tndmother Mrs Br.tGrnrI pot
| tor IN" rooms WCr" pr,ttily decorated
with flowers. Eleven little ones enjoyed
gtmes and refreshments until ) T. NJ.
| The birthday cake. surrounded with col
orcd candles. won their admiration. Each
| child brought bradford Il gift and the.
| IaltertOun WAS one of unalfuYcd pleasure,
to all. Mrs. Lowell Chapman took th,.
pictures "f The four generations proscn!
great grandfather. Mr. Charles Savage Of
| New Meadows.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02
SOUTH Mt. VERNON.

Porter Stain. who sustained :,
paralytic shock is improving.
Mrs. Gtorgic Copp is i'll with typhoid
fever.
Mr. and Mrs. James H1h:nSon, West
morcland n. H., have Elcvcd to the
home Of their mother, Mrs. Jane Rob
inson.
Mrs. Allie E. Stevens and Mrs.
George Dudley, of Gniiiord. and John
Fl. Dudley. of Utica, n. Y. were guests
of their sister. Mrs. Charles Dudley.
over Sunday. The meeting was 4
happy event, as the brother had not
visited here for several years.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEc
LITCHFl

Mr. and Mrs. Roland True of Gardi-
ner, are passing the week at their cot
tagc on the Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Keith of Fitch
burg, Mass. are visiting Mrs. keith S
brother, Alfred Bartlett.
Rev. c. L. Rotch will deliver an ad-
dress. next Sunday. 1T Union Han on
The Word" using a large map. Spe-
oial attention will be paid 10 the war OF
the East. The services are held At :
p NJ, every Sabbath.
Miss Jennie Shurtlcff of Portland, Is
visiting her cousin, +. N. Adams.
WAYNE.
nrs Elmer Godfrey and children
have returned to their home in Wayne.
after a visit of several weeks in Paris
ana vicinity.
Tho young men who have been
canning on the lake shore have re-
turned to their homes i'll Augusta.
Mrs. II. J. Berry went to the Central
Maine Hospital for surgical treatment,
Thursday Mrs. ID. r. Berry accOmpa- =
MED her.
The football team gave an entertain
mcnt at Grange hall, Friday evening.
There are several guests at the
Mansion house.
Mrs. Minnie Sleeper and little girl
are at the POcasset house.
Mrs. Cleveland Swift is the guest Of
her niece, Mrs. n. X. Lincoln.
\. j. Pike passed Sunday with his
family in Wayne. Mr.. Pike reports
busint ss as good.
Miss Elizabeth Allen of Atlantic City,
js at tho johnson can1p
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02
WEST GARDINER.

Mrs II. Walter Pinkham and littl,
Ana abelle of Boston, are Ut their sum-
mcr home in West Gardner. for Il few.
weeks and have as guest, Miss Thomas
Barnard Campbell, VINO has been stop
ping at Bar Harbor for the past two
months.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02

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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-07-19
FIRST PAY DAY.
Laborers on Fort whipple Work Re
 ceive Their Wages.

The first pay day of the contractors at Fort Whipple who are doing the pre- liminary work on the new buildings to be erected there was quite a pleasing feature yesterday. for some forty la- borers and mechanics. The men were paid of down town, and lined up on Cortez street late in the afternoon to await their turn as their names were called.
 For the reason that none of the build ings needed by the contractors on the ground have been completed, and that there is no office room yet available, the men were ordered to come to town to receive their wages. A temporary draughting room and office, tool house and sheds for stone cutters at the fort will soon be finished, and large force of men is expected to be at work within the next three weeks.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-07-19
Harry Gates Hard Luck Delivering Cash
 Package
DropsS37OWhi1e Driving From Office To
 Bank

Harry Cate of the Wells Fargo Com pany, is in the worst kind of hard
 luck, in yesterday having lost money
 package sent by J. P. Bauder from
 Crown King to the Voge Liquor com
 pany. The package contained $370
 in currency, and was lost in driving
 the express wagon from the alley back
 of the office to the bank.
 Cate had driven to the rear of the office as usual from the train, and af- ter unloading such express matter as was to be left at the office, hurriedly drove to the Bank If Arizona to de- liver a package to it containing $795. This and the Voge package of cur reney, had been placed in his left hip pocket, and when he arrived at the bank he found that both were missing. He then hurried to the wagon, ana found the larger package lying in the bottom of the wagon, but could not find the second package.
 When he started from the office he put both packages in his hip pocket, and thinks that in driving over to the bank they worked out of his pocket, and fell in the wagon, one probably bounding into the street. All of the many friends of Harry Cate will re- gret to learn of this loss, as he will no doubt be held to make good the amount missing, and can i'll afford it. He stat ed last evening that he would give a reward of $50 for the return of the money.
 A careful search was made over the route taken from the alley at the back of the office to the bank, but no trace of the money was found. It is the belief that someone picked up the package shortly after it was dropped, md before Cate knew it was lost. It may not be amiss to say that the party who found the money will do a good boy a good act by returning it.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-07-19

jury trying Congressman Williamson. pr. Vangesner, and United States Commissioner Riggs in the federal court this afternoon.
 The defense then announced that it would submit the ease without ar gument. Heney argued that the evi- dence showed a conspiracy between the three men to acquire false title to large tracts of public land.
 The case went to the jury late Tn the afternoon, and it was still out late tonight.
 Nothing is known as to how the jury stands.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-07-19
WHELAN IN PRESCOTT

D. T. Whelan, president of the Mt. Union Consolidated Company. returned to Prescott on Saturday from a trip to South Bend. Ind. He states that the development work on the company s properties near Poland will be pushed vigorously from now on.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-07-19
A Day at the River.

This morning jolly crowd of young men engaged a four horse team and the beautiful new red tallyho, and wended their way toward the river. where they expect to spend pleasant day.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-07-19

hiS. iuh uSNSiOPSN Iiid Superintendent W. L. Clark, O , the United Verde, would likely be here to confer with the super visors today, but the members o the board declined to give out any information on this point.
 Although Supervisor Smith declines to furnishSany news as tc the probable action Of the board 1t is known that he has taken pains to fortify his position in demanding this increase by com piling a statement showing the cost of the United Verde plant and its output during the past eight years.
 He has also some comparative figures, of interest, going to show what other big plants are assess ed at, including that of the Shan non Copper Company of Mo renci, that is listed at S3,ooo,ooo.
 Among other figures relative to the output of the various big copper properties in the country. going to show their valuation as taxable property, is list showing the pounds of copper that each is producing, which, it is reported, will be brought 10 the attention of the board of equalization. It is said to have been taken from the Mining Reporter, and lists well known producers as follows l:
 Arizona, Copper Company, 2S,ooo,ooo pounds.
 Calumet and Arizona, 34,ooo,- GOO pounds.
 Copper Queen, 58,ooo,ooo pounds.
 Detroit Copper Company. IS.- 100000 pounds.
 Old Dominion Company, I6.- 100000 pounds.
 Shannon Copper Company, 100000 pounds.
 Troy Manhattan Company, 5oo,ooo pounds.
 United Verde Co.,, 34,ooo,ooo pounds
 It is admittedly the policy of the board of equalization to make the assessments of the heavier property owners conform strict lv with their actual holdings. The complete list of those who have had their assessments raised is as yet not made public, but the Journal-Miner is in a posi- ton to state that there has been a systematic effort directed to- ward increasing the assessments of the wealthier class, where 1t
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-07-19
TO SEE THE BOARD.

Will L.. Clark. accompanied by his wife. is a guest at the Burke hotel. MT. Clark is the superintendent of the United Verde mine. and IS here sup posedly to confer with the board of supervisors who are now in session as a board of equalization.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-07-19
FROM THE VERDE.

Mrs. II. C. Mallory. wife of H. c. Malloy, who is connected with the Arizona Smelling Company, arrived in Prescott Sunday for a short visit to her numerous friends here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-07-19

can be justly attempted, includ-
 ing cattle men, mining men and bankers, along with several in- vestors who are prominent in fin
 ancial circles.
 It was reported in Prescott last evening that Superintendent w. L. Clark of the United Verde had announced his intention of appearing before the board today in reply to telephone message sent him as result of the action of the board in taking up the as sessment Of that property with a view to materially increasing 1t. There is reason to believe that this one assessment and others on a smaller scale will result in warm fight on the part of all the property owners whose tax has been increased.
 Official notices of tax increases will be sent out without delay. and will be also printed in the official county paper as provided for by law. The third week in August is the time set for hear ing protests, but it is not at all unlikely that preliminary action toward upsetting the increases in many cases will be attempted be- fore that time.
 That the holdings of the Init ed Verde Copper Company have been taxed ridiculously anal SIS piciously low as compared with the valuations placed upon other property in the county, is q mat ter of common notoriety Wh,4 ther this be true or not, tie Jour nal-Miner does not pretend 10 know. because 1t has not irveStI- gated the matter with that de gree of thoroughness which the subject demands.
 However. if it can be proven that there has been any discrim- ination in favor of the United Verde. the Journal-Miner ear nestly hopes that the supervisors will have the backbone and the moral courage to stand by their convictions and perform their duty to their constituents. In doing so. they will not only earn the gratitude of the public, but will also effectually disarm any suspicion of venality that might attach to the board. or the indi- vidual members thereof. were it to take any action that might seem to favor this corporation at the expense of the other taxpay- CTS of the county.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-07-19
Big Corporation Likely to Have Its Assessment Raised Over
 $4OO,OOO

Without ostentation, and with no especial statement as to di- rect official action, the assess ment of the United Verde Copper Company was yesterday morning brought up before the board of county supervisors in their work of re-checking the tax roll as board of equalization. In going over the roll originally during the past two weeks it was understood without any particular motion coming up that the assessment of this big corporation would be questioned, and in all probability that it might be raised to a point to cause argument.
 At the time the first examina- tion Of the roll was made, this item on the roll was passed over with the tacit understanding that t would be brought up again.
 Because nothing official was done at the meeting yesterday. the exact facts are not known, but from what has already been made public it is no secret that something like forty per cent may be added to the assessment II those wishing to increase this tax find way to support their contention.
 As the assessment was origin ally made, it fixes a valuation on the property of about SS85 200, and under the proposed increase this assessment may be raised toI SI.46o.ooo. There will be a strictly business fight on this score when the matter is finally brought up for hearing before the board of equalization. and it seems safe to predict that the company will enter a powerful protest to prevent this unusual increase.
 For the reason that nothing was done yesterday in this matter that became a matter of record. outside of the citation itself. 1t cannot safely be predicted that the copper company's assess ment will be hoiSted.
 It is known, however, that Su- pervisor Barney Smith is the au- thor of the move to increase this assessment of the United Verde. and that thus far Supervisor Fred Sattes has shown a disposition to stand with him. What action was yesterday taken was concur red ir by all of the three mem bers, it being a preliminary move to bring the question up for hear
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-07-19

Mrs. Anderson and little daughter, who have spent the past few months in Jerome, lett this morning for the Needles, where they go to make their future home.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-07-19

OF LAUNDERED table linen on the Walker road near Sam Gleason's place; anyone return ing same or giving information lead ing to its eeovery will be literally rewarded. W. D. Baker, Fashion Stables, Prescott.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-07-19
LAND FRAUD CASE GOES ID THE
 JURY

PORTLAND, July lS-United States district attorney Henry delivered an argument lasting an hour before the
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-07-19
HAPPENINGS IN THE COPPER
 CITY Team Runs Away But Without Serious
 Results
Drunken Man Pulls Gun When Refused A
 Drink

JEROME, July 1S-Yesterday about 2:3O ?. m the City Transfer team came dashing down the hill at full | speed, with no driver. Just as they | turned the corner into Main street few trunks were scattered by the way side. Fortunately, the driver, team and wagon escaped without in- jury. The team was stopped in front of TOrr's drug store, by running into string of mules belonging to one of the coke wagons
 To Visit Relatives.
 Phil Boyd departed this morning for San Diego, where he goes on months visit to his mother and brother. Dur ing his absence Horace Merrill will look after his work in the drug store
 Gone to the Coast.
 NIr and Mrs. Elwin F. Tarr left this morning for Los Angeles. They ex- peet to be away several weeks, and will visit all points along the coast be- fore returning.
 Remove to Needles.
 Mrs. Anderson and little daughter, who have spent the past few months in Jerome, left this morning for the | Needles, where they go to make their future home.
 Handy with his Gun.
 Just about noon today a drunken . and asked MT. Dezolt for another drink. The latter refused him, and | the Mexican proceeded to draw pis- tOl from the top or his shoe, where he had it concealed, and was going 70 make quick use of it. Mir Hawkins was notified at once, and very shortly had the Mexican under his care
 JEROME, July 16-On last Satur- day evening quite large crowd con gregated at the opera house, the chief  attraction being a wrestling match be- tween "Shorty" Cook of Jerome and Jack McMahOn, of Prescott.
 The spectators were greatly inter ested from the very beginning. Me Mahon had the advantage in the first round, but Cook was entitled to the honors in the second and third rounds. This. of course, gave him possession of the $1OO purse, which was up for the winning side.
 On the evening of July 24 similar contest will take place in Prescott, be- tween these same young men.
 Disappoint Farmers.
 The rain which came down in such abundance in Jerome Wednesday did not reach beyond the blacksmith shop of Mir. Hinman. Nothing more than a very light sprinkle fell in the Verde valley and Cottonwood This was a to the farmers who were looking wistfully at the dark rain clouds in the distance. They are needing rain in the valley badly.
 Pleasant Trip Planned.
 Rev. and Mrs. Owens and MT. and Mrs. Note Allison left this afternoon on their camping trip. They left here on horseback, and will go to the Mon tezuma Wells and Castle and will spend about a week there among the farmers. Thence they will go to Phoenix, and take the train from there to the Grand Canyon, where they will remain for the balance of their vacation, arriving home the last of July.
 A Day at the River.
 This morning jolly crowd of young men engaged a four horse team and the beautiful new red tallyho, and wended their way toward the river. where they expect to spend pleasant day.