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Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-03-21
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
March Term-Hon. Albert M. Spear
Presiding.

c. ". JONES. clerk.
FRANK J. HAM. sheriff.
FRED A. HAYDEN, stenosrapher.
Augusta March 20, 1905.
The session of the supreme court was
resumed at $50 O'Clock this morning.
No important cases we're before thu
court. and the day was.sIAht in attend
ing to routine busineas. 4dil the after
noon the March term was finally ad-
jOurned "a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-03-21
Daily kenneber Journal
LOCAL MATTERS.

Merrill Bros. have been growing into
the seed business ea:h year until they
arc now counted amolg the few large
dealers on the Kenna abec. They are
also agents for BOwker fertilizers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-03-21

Among the new telephones which
have recently been installed. is one at
the shoe store of Stevens & Ballard
The call is 1863.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-03-21

That always popular musical comedy
"The Isle of Spice" will make a return
engagement here on Monday evening
April 10. with all the familiar faces. a
packed house will surely be the result.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-03-21

"The Show Girl" "Peck's Bad Boy.
"Dockstader's Minstreis." May Irwin. y
Busy Izzy' and 'The Devils Auction
arc gilt edged attra ctiOEs that will ap-
pear here this season and they are al
sure Of packed houses.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-03-21
Attractions Of High Order.
Fine Bookings at Opera House for Bal
ance Of Season.

The Phelan Stock Company one of
the strongest repertoire companies
playing in New England this season
Will open weeks engagement at the
Opera House on Monday evening,
Narcn 27th. Daily rhatnees will be
given commencing Tuesday at 2.15
The company comes rightly recon-
mendcd from Lewiston and Bangor
where packed houses were the rule.
They opened weeks engagement at
the Jefferson Theatre. Portland. last
night to one of the largest houses of
the season. The company is composed
OF exceptionally clever artists. unusu-
ally so for a popular priced company.
The plays are all interesting and in
Cludc comedies and dramas. Notably
may DC mentioned :ne very laughabc
comedy "A Bachclp,'S Honeymoon
which was seen last season. on one.
night Stands at nigh prices. The
specialties are among the strongest
ever offered here and include among
others. one Of the greatest hoop rolling;
and Juggling acts ever seen in this
city. The PheIan Stock Company is
bound 20 make a hit iii Augusta. Seat
sale opens Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-03-21

STATEMENT or RESOURCES AND
LIABILITIES ENDING FEBRUARY
18th, 1905.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-03-21

The ROber Stock Company, we'll
known organization, will shortly ap
pear here.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-03-21

- Pairs of Children's KID SHOES.
sold for SOC. & $l0O ......... only orc.
so Pairs Ladies' CRUMBS OF COM
FORT Boots sold for $1.25. Only 9Se
50 Pairs Ladies' VICI KID LACE
BOOTS sold for $500 & $3.50 only $1.48
4S Pair Ladies KID OXFORDS. sold
- Pair Ladies' CRUMBS OF COM
FORT OxFORDS. sold for S1.00..
69c.
MEMS SOFT HATS, sold for $3.50
& $500 only 94c.
RUBBERS ALL FIRST QUALITY
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-03-21

The installation of the officers of
King Co. L. r.. X. of L. which was
postponed from last week will be held
on Thursday evening. March %.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-03-21

"Tke Mummy and the Humminc
Bird one Of the last three season s
successes will be seen here, Thursday
April 6.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-03-21

Misses Rubbers, Gold Seal ..... .39c.
100 Pairs Ladies' 60c. RUBBERS,
storm and low cut only Ate.
60 Pair Mems pure GUM RUBBER
BOOTS. sold for $3.50 & $500 ........
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. only $2.75 & $3.25
$50 Pairs w. L. DOUGLAS SHOES,
$3.50. $500 & $3.50 $3.50. $2.37 & $1.es
40 pair MEMS CALF SHOES, sold
Mems Hats, sold for $1.00, only 4Se.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-04
kENNEBEC COUNTY BAR
Votes to Protest Against Adjustment
Of the Superior Court.

4 special emctiEg Of the kennebec
County Bar \ Association Mas held at
the court house. Friday afternoon. for
Tie purpose Of protesting against the
aDuiiSlIntnt Of III, superior court Of
the county. ami was attended by 4 ma
.iority Of tie members. .
1t was the unanimous vote of the
members present to protest against the
ILL now before the LEGISLATURE. to
abolish the court, ana the following
c.i'lniitt", w"S arunint"d t. :ilrrar hc-
fore that body: Fred Emery Beane Of
laIIoWell. II. NJ. Heath ana Leslie &.
Cornish Of Augusta. W. G. Philbrook Of
Waterville, and L. A. Knight of Gar
diner
4 large portrait Of the late Frank A.
Small was presented by the heirs Of
III" deceased to The !<cnn"b"c Library
Association, which WAS accepted. and
il Was voted to extend thanks for the
gaNI,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-04

Word was received III the city. Fri
dAy. o: the death Of Maze Alcxand. i
Hamilton stevens Davis; which occur
red II WASHINGTON, y. O. Thursday. n
tn" acr Of % Years. Major stevens IA
u native of Farmin-lnn. Maine. ana
was for some Inn" / resident Of hi
tty. wh'r" Il" was engaged in ihn
t"il"irng business. White IN August i.
Was united in marriag" With Miss En-
ma Pnllen. II" also SER "a On the stats
Of governors P'rnam an! Dncley. D r.
Ing his life in Washington. he was for
some years correspondent. for various
Western newspapers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-04
AMUSEM ENTS.
Pauline Comma,

From the kingston. Ont, Daily Whip
pauline the eminent French hypnotist
ana mind reader. the man of mirth ana
mystery and his company of elite enter
tanners finished the banner weeks hus-
mess of the season at the Victoria thea
ter. Saturday evening. Nothing couId
better demonstrate the drawing power
Of the Great Pauline than Il capacity
business 70: an entire week with the
thermometer at from 80 to 40 degrees
below zero. but the citizens of King
stnn We're certainly Warmed with eX-
cltement and enthusiasm at the mar
Vicious ana pleasing performance of the
Great Pauline and turned out en- mtSSn
TO attest their hearty approval TIL"
test of mind reading i'll which Pauline
should be seen to be appreciated ana
ms experiments in that great uneX-
rdlnable science, HypnotiSm has con-
WINGED the most Skeptical beyond Il
pleasing in the etreme. our only re
9ret is that the Pauline Co could not
stay with Us longer ana should they
return they Will certainly be greeted
With large crowds and 4 hearty vel
come.
Pauline will begin a weeks engage
n'cnt AT the Opera house. Monday next
Matinee on saturday. Seat sale now
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-04

The old shoe factory building. whi.h
stands b, tween Florence and Amherst
streets. has been sold ~ the owner.
Charles TraSk. 10 Frank Il. W"llman.
II is understood that Mr. Wrllnan Will
tear The building down. pt paratory 10
--recting DIV Hing noIS,.S upon tn. <it,.
now occupied by it. tn Old building Is
monument - an early attempt 1t
sho" making IN Augusta. ANA was bul.t
about 80 yeas ago, by reo. G. Stacy.
who vas secretary NJ State i'll 49,
shat l",rt Of the city at that time be
jig known as StdryVill". The factory
stands on tn" sit" Whor" the old bar
racks stood turing the days Of he civil
war. After its completion il WaS *
oupi"d by the firm Of Jones Bros. ana
has not been used foi' tn" puIpoS" for
Whicl, it WAS buili since they abandon
81 it, The pe"r." living III the vicinif \
Of the Old building viii not regret it,
',irnulIticn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-04
THE TOUCH" SYSTEM.
Demonstration in Typewriting by Miss
Relchardt. at Shaw College.

\ very interesting demonstration was
given, Yesterday Afternoon. before the
teachers and students Of the Shaw
business College. by which Miss Mar
ian itelchardt Of nnna!;;t. Neb. gave I'M
denlable proof Of he los>llilities Of the
touch system cf typeW rting Miss
ieichardt travels for the Smith Prem
Ter So. giving amonstrations before
commercial ana high g hools. to shoy
{" tht students what may be done III
TINS direction. and to raise the general
Standard of efficiency b. stimulating
tnc ambition Of those entering upon
this line Of work.
At he SHAY roliegn. yesterday, Miss
fttirhardt was introduced ~ Mr. King
IF the BOSTON office ~ the Smith 90.
VINO outlined the purpose Of the de-
r'onstration ANA invited the attention
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-04
Honors to Madame B!auveIt.

Perhaps the greatest honor ever con
ferrcd upon any singer was bestowed
ul,on Nine. Blauvclt III Rome. on
Arrl !. 1901. THE Decoration of the
order Of ST Cecilia, IN, :, nted by thu,
oldest musical society iii the world. til"
Royal Academy Of st. Cecilia. which
was founded III 1855. The order il a
limited one AMI in the history Of The
academy. but seven others hav" been
awarded the dc roration Nine. Blauvcit
receiving the eighth ana J., ing the only
English spcai:ilg pei sor and the only
woman who has beer 50 honored in The
81, years Of its history. and whose
name is carved On marble tablet N
the walls Of tn academy. 4 fitting tri-
butte 10 her n;Nello:IS talents. Mine
HlauVclt is a high soplrnO of very pure
timbr". but iramati in quality. With
this Is united d musioa. intelligence
which enables her to imrart to tna
work its trli" Interpretation; the range
il; from G to d in alt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-04
PIlLAGED THE MAILS.
Railway Mail Clerk Arrested fer Theft
in Boston.

Boston. Feb. 3.-Postnlice inspect
ors. tonight. arrested t,iw J. CYandall
Of .\tho Mass. a railway postal clerk
running between Troy. y. -. ana Bos-
ton, upon the specific charge Of lar
c"ny Of a letter containing 81 from tho
mails.
the arrest VAS brought about by
means of the dec"y letter. which Mas
placed III The mail handled by crandlll
on his trip. today. from Troy.
This contained four marked one dol
Eur bills. inon reaching this city
tranlali is alleged to have stopped at
drug store On his way to the post
office ana made i purchase. giving i'll
Payment Ole Of the marked bills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-04
suARANrEED BY BOWDITCH,
WEBSTER 4 CO. AND PERCY w.
MEANS.
'yomel the Only Cure for Catarrh
winch Returns Your Money if Not
Satisfactory

Is seldom that a druggist has
'"'Sh faith III the medicine ne sells
, n "hen prepared by himself to be
S |" refund the money if it does
'uEt' but iiyomei has cured so
''' cases Of catarrh among the GUS
'1''S "i l."Uditch < Webster and
, W. Means that they offer to re-
'' ''r money to all who use it and
;, mat they are not satisfied.
's'r'' Is the simplest and most
F,,'eht remedy for catarrh ever
'ea to tile public. Breathed
"''lsn an inhaler 50 small that it
0e Carried III the vest pocket, for
!, minutes tour times a day. it will
~, Nl'el! Kill all the germs of catarrh
s,; >''e me disease. Catarrh cannot
), Where ity"inei is used. 1t has IL
IA =, '''u action, killing all the germs
ne air passages and lungs and
r,,. ''s ami healing the irritated mu-
WIS membrane.
s-1 VI the most prominent men
r,n women Of the country have
~ llilhNtdlS To II Noll'-t
,tis seeking relief in vain for years
a 'HeTidl remedy has cured then
iss, "D''Fh' and il is no wonder that
N"lN others 10 know of it.
WI, =, IRON. editor of the Nicholas
Vac n.y. News writes. Ever since
ei.b H'uils man | have been troubled
6sA. ",,rrh' and in later years thu
tas ~, oNeame unbearahle. Hyome
pnb1i,, yea me 50 much that I wish t
Othar. speak OF its merits. 50 tina
'rsVlse benefited.
& wa' w." nave catarrh. accept Bowditc'
pronos;.! ''f and Percy W. Means
comnIa, .,'h and use Hyomei. Th
NMa outfit Of Hyomei costs bu
cine A.. Az consists Of an inhaler. a med1
u.,.,pP and a bottle of Hyomei.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-04
AUGUSTA CHURCHES.
Sunday Services Which All Are Cor
daily Invited to Attend.

FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH. North
arn avenue: Services At 10 50 \ NJ . S,ir-
dav school at l. NJ; social service AZ : 70
D n q ''o
| ST. BAR%ABAS CHAPEL. Bangor s;
fifth SUNDAY after the epiphany: Sunday
school 1T 34J + NJ evening Drawer Il;
33n p. NJ
,,,Jpt-,rI,E ScIE\rE. Sarvi..s ,.;,,
~. baid ar Wnndm.,, h.,il S,n.i.'r M
ii sIbiect: Soul" t;so Wr,lnrsin,
at n p ii
...,. ,I,.c ct,,-pr,, p
ST. MAIN GIL kCif Key Geo. f..
DeS"n. rector: a. NJ. holy commun
80. SUNDAY SCHOOL; H. mathis ltany and
sermon; ~ +. NJ. evrnSons ard sermon,
UNITARIAN CHURCH. Edward e.
Spencer minister: PnhhG worShir a
n"' =; u; dnn1tct re Mer''el q and HI
fiusK: SUNDAY Schonl ~ CioSe o. service
ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHt' RtIi.
Sia,c street: First mass at 80 A. NJ
high mass at 1910 a. NJ: vcSptrs ANA ben
.iiction Of the blessed sacrament at 30
T. NJ
,:ocpEI MISSION. S,,ni,, .,h,.J J.
ID In 4 ii nmsnaI services N !; ;,nd A,
~. G,,,,75Yni = Nvitii,n,v vi, ,ro.'iI
at both services. Meetings every night
during the week. except Monday.
Cp\GRFGATIO CHj'RCH: Morn
inr Worship ~ 10 10 Win sermon bv Rey.
nmrm. vniIn.r nrnrlc's n3reti,,., ~ 4 n. Mil
week mrntina N 70 xc,nte;Iny ry,nina
r>r,...nc,, ,s,r r,,,.Dr,,
~ EhSAl-lo ,fit i, II. h'N : !
,,ni ''',. paS MOI nlils Is, n'rS ~ i'.",
~ mnnn. ~ ~ ~ ~ l''H,ni o,1ai'',; : HI
u XIII :. - pitiN' Hi'.'tihS ~
lc,,.in,, e"ii'iil''liioh ~ cio@c 81 morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-04

In the House. Kimb"ll Of T,ockland.
introduced an act providing Cor IN"
transfer to Knox county register Of
deeds. Of copies of records and all
Instruments affecting land titles nov
registered in Lincoln and Waldo coun-
ties. relating to LAND formerly within
Tie limits of these counties, but now
y il hin knoX county.
other measures introduced III the
House were the following:
Cakes Of Auburn, an act amending
the act Of 1913 providing fer a board Of
public WORKS i'll the city Of Auburn.
This board is to consist Of six members,
one from each ward. who shall b" elect
Cd by the city council in the mohth 81
March. The mayor for til" time being
shall be exc licio Il member ana char
man rf the board. The same gentle
man introduced I'M act amending u"
charter cf the rity Of Aunurn. pro- ~
ing that TIL" experimenting E'il"nl
committee shall consist Of the mayor
ana Eve other persons to he elected hy
the various wards at the annual
municipal election.
Tracey of Winter Harhor. an act t"
amand the Revised Statutes relating 20
coroncr's inuurstS. The hill provides
that any party giving notice that :"
dcaI body has been found shall be p''t
a suitable compensation by the county
for personal services.
Eu,zcu Of OlItown. an act to author
izc the European North American Rail-
Wv and the Maine Central Railroad
Comnanv its lessee to change the To-
Ibid
kenduskeag stream at Bangor. IN"
| bill authorizes these companies :"
change the location Of the bridge across
| the Eenduskeag stream in Bangor uh-
der the direction of the railroad COM
missioners and to build and MAINTAIN a
| new bridge with two more tracks ana .
| sidewalk for foot passengers on me
| mort side thereof upon the changed ~
cation.
| Laliberte Of Fort Kent. an act to au-
thorize Joseph Long to build and mann
tain a toll bridge for foot passengers
across the st. John river at Fort keh'
ana To build and maintain piers and
ahutments for supporting the same
Therriault Of Grand Isle. an act e
| amend the private and special laws o
1aO1. giving Alexis Morneault of Crane
Isle and his associates right to cree
and maintain piers and hoolns on tn
$. John river ut a point known a.
Green Island.
O'Pren Of Lewiston. an act to amend
the Australian ballot law so that I'M
voting shelves shall he so arranged a.
, 10 he hidden from the view Of ali per
: sons outside the guard rails.
Allan of Dennys>ille. a petition o
Eiram F.. Dodge and II others Of plan
tation IA in Washington county. in fl
yor Of the bill for the increase an
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-04
NO MORE EXAMINATIONS.
Clerical and Professional Positions for
Canal Service Closed.

NnG!iil ',ton. Feb. : II Was announced
ut til. office nf ihc civil service commits
sion. 10 lay. thli tor the present no nor"
examinations would y" held for clerical
and professional position for II" Iana
ma canal service. The "nrlica tinr@ an cIdv
being far in excess Of its Mods It W.
sal A. hnW"v"r thnt oomp"tcnt ANA cNncTi-
cnc.d persons arc especially desired a.
members ol steam showed Crews. !,d,tit a.
larlv Gran" men and pt furcmon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-04
What Shall We Have for Dessert /?

This is an important daily Question.
i-ct US answer it today. Try Jell-O
chihei1ca most popular dessert. Re
SclFtd highest Award. Gold Medal
Worlds Fair. ST. Louis. 1904. E:yervthing
IN the package, add boiling water and srI
10 COOL Flayors Lemon. orange Rasp-
ttirE strawberry. Chocolate ana Cherry
order package OF each flavor from yoilr
grocer today. l0c. oA' -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-04
STATE HOUSE.
The Porcupines Breathe
Easily Once More.
Few New Measures at Friday
Mornings Session.
Adjournment Until Next Tuesday at
1890 A. Nj.

The Senate withdrew its oppositiou
TO the immediate passage of the bill re
pe"linS the hedgehog bounty. FRIDAY.
and the "fretful porcurine" may now
rest assured that i'm less than a fort
night, he Will be immune from the raw
ages OF bounty seekers. The Senate
voted to send the bill back to the com
mlttee but the House voted to insist on
former action and a committee of con-
terence was asked for. After some
discussion, participated in by Senators
Pike OF Washington and Gardner and
Stetson Of Penobscot which brought out
the TACT that every weeks delay in re-
pealin2 this bounty costs the State
about $500, the Senate voted to recon-
slider us action of Thursday ana con-
Cur with the action OF the House in
hrrr! ihS the bill along to a passage.
There We're few bills of inheritance
introduced in either branch, ycster-
day, and after Il session of less than an
hour it Was voted to adjourn unit,
Tuesday morning, February :, at 10. 20
O'Clock. There We're no committee
hearings III the afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-04

VI {. meeting Of TIL August Social
and Athletic Associate IN. last evening
= membership of - WAS reported an |
it was voted TO keep the charter open
f"r on Week. Tn association will ha> !.
y formal opening Of the hail. Friday
evening. and are EoW arranging suit
ALE program.
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CURED BY
,uaoMEP'S" SAFE CURE"

"r-.lor,en . have Used SAFE Cure for
,O1 "ssnted bv uric alid poison in my sys-
chs have ,een perfectly cured. 1t has
.Pul ' Tor me r lat L have never known any
dhe NJ, rre1cine to dc. IL cures people in the
Stl.is Who s,ffer much from malaria, which
suL &C.,. 10 killrv,. II all the doctors
w 5rrrescri;,e Warmers Safe Cure instead
T'ui i:rfan cases OF malaria there would be
o. al ar el,cts. as 1uinine does not re-
FL ,sfha disease c-rr:5 from the system like
h N.Y.. take safe Pills when need
'; ,ar..irn Mrs. NJ T.. DEAN, Treas. Lotus
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-04

Coughs and colds, down to ,hc very hor-
dcrlaEd Of consumption, yield to thc
soothing healing influences Of Or. Wood !
Norway Pine Syrup.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-04

Only one remedy in tn" world that VIII
at once stop tchness Of the skin in any
part Of the body; Doans Ointment. AT
any drug store. ~ cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-04

Among the measures that atpeared
i'll the Senate was a resolve presented
by Randall of Cumberland approprjat-
ilig Sl@'2.15 to reimburse the city OF
Portland for sum expended i'll relief Of
families Of soldiers during the Spanish
war.
4 resolve appropriating $1,000 to com
plcte the Edngeley lake fish hatchery
was presented by Kurdish of Franklin
Another petition appeared. Friday
asking for Il special TO investigate thu
ron-cnforcement of the prohibitolH
law in Cumberland county. The petit
ton was signed by .Sewall T. Fowler
ana numerous others and was intro
duced by Sturgis of Cumberland.
Irwin" Of ArooStook introduced an Or
der for the committee on banks ana
barking To inquire into the eXpedi4ncg
Of enartion of a general law for tn"
organization and regulation of truSt
tud banking companies. The passage
Of Sucl a law would make it possible to
orrauize such companies without wait
ing for a session of the Legislature.
StetsOr of PrnObSCot presented tn
bill providing for the changes in the
have thought best to recommend at
this session. The changes are few dnl
not ii a sweeping nature and it is
deemed best to go slow in the matter Of
changes till the War Department has
finally worked out the new militia act
and states can enact Laws with some
assurance that they will not be changed
by the next Congress.
The amendments offered provide: For
calling out the troops of the State as
contemplated by the new militia act;
for doing away altogether with The am
bulance corps of Lewiston; that any
member Of the National Guard who is
1T h.rwisc eligible may re-enlist within
- days after the expiration Of his
term provided he is less than 50 years
Of age; that rcgimental rommiSSaripS
shall have the rank of capt1in: th1t
any commissioned officer may be or
dorrd before the board Of examination
at any time for inquiry into his htness
to hold commission.
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Chamberiain's Cough Remedy Abso-

Every mother should know that
rhamhcrlain'3 Cough Remedy is per-
.rctly s;f" tni children 10 take. II con
trirs nothing harmful ana for coughs,
colds ana Group II unsurpassed. For
>,lr ~ john c"ugh!in, Augusta; Z. II.
I:oanr, Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-04

DySpepsa-bane or human existence
Rudock Blood Bitt"rs cures it. promptly
permanently. Regulates and tones the
stomach.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-04

Is II burn? Use Or. Thomas Eclcc-
tric Oil. A cut? I'sc Or. Thomas Eclcc-
trio Oil. AT your druggist <.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-04

equalization of taxes and the relief n
the taxpayers on rell and nc,Sop,l
property throughout the State.
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ClCID GRAVEL

Or,TsED BY THE KIDNEYS BEING
SD TO FILTER THE BLOOD OF
u. p%IiTPWsEN AND THE WORKOUT
lHLap3n,TNpS WHICH CONTAIN 1T.
ON, rrjne Of persons suffering from uric
i To- rravel lets fail, after it has stood
Ca ca, ., red Isl. sediment like brick dust. and
While. snarty. The pure uric acid sometimes
b 7e,ys .. fine sand, or in large crystals.
sFtea lora lo pa-, this kind OF gravel large
ftlst 70 be troubled with intiammatory
Fal',s;n.s. with ari,iity Of the stomach and
eo m,h.a,n and sone Of them with govt
peI rheullatiaI1.
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> LIS TEST WILL TELL:

a. .o,.a u. .,:e in a glass or bottle. After
= ~ stoo;I y hours, if it is reddish or
i.,rn ,,,t,;. il particles feat about i'll it, Or
l,.;.isc, adv. ya,lr kidneys are diseased and
..i,a 10 II, hc.i' V, r, AMI if not attended
y. WITH ;rmel.at~iv Bri@ht's disease, diabetes,
.5.,r,a,...n. e5ui, 1ric acid, Inflammation of
~ 5I,,lor' gall-stnnes or urinary troubles
" u'. ,' al prove fatal in a short time.
w.. ~I.fe (fi.e" is the only absolute cure for
,n.a1:a rms 81 kidney, liver and bladder
.-,r,,.s. Il !. purely vegetable free from
t.rri,l drugs to,Ild in many so-called kid
rer c1rrs. is pleasant to take and free from
sVsr,'er'5 S1fe Curc can be purchased at
,,v ,,r,e store. or direct, i'll two sizes-5Oc.
~ TO = hottie. Write Warmers Safe
c.-e TO-, Rochester, \. y, for free medical
blk.
WARMERS SAFE PILLS move the
kues cr,.t!r and aid g speedy cure.
pefuse S ,ostitutes; they are dan
,arr,s Ak for Warmers: it Will cure you.
perare Of so-caIicd kidney remedies
h;,b are full! of sediment and OF bad
a,e-; they are harmful.