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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-06
DIR Gfrl III orr rAula.

Yer i'm Sabre 1886 in 9uiel geitors
bsne pbilofppb 6einrih 2oritus, ndd
ieinsm 8eburtsort 9eip0bnli6 r@ldrez
anus" %genonnt, nubm unter Den De
lshrten ieiner 53eit einen 'ebr boben
Ronq ein, tpar aber nift Dottor. Ils
er nun NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aslporoen
ipor, gub eS bel ofisntlihen Ssierli6r
isiten ieinstpeeen beitdnOi9 Gtreit.
Die 0ottoren ertlirtsn IS fir unSuldI
fig, Dab elmer, Der nidt 0ottor lpur, in
ihren Hsiben ieinen Sib erhielt, uno
inter ben Stuocnten. 10 meinte mun
anoerfeits toisosr, biirfe Elm Grpfehor,
unb nod ba3li Elm 10 dnsefebener, ood
niht plab nebmen. Gnolid bsihlob
@lareanus bas problem, nit pel6sm
feline aollseen nidt gu gnoe fdmen,
islbit gu loien. Gines 3ages, alS eben
cine Oottorpromotion ibrsn Infang
nebmen folte, entltdno plobli6 9etpals
tiger 2drm, unO alsbdlb lab man, ipis
ole Stubsnten iih 5ulammenordngten,
nm = einsm Gisl plub gu MAIDEN.
Mltf hem giel aber, Der sdn5 %grdpttdz
iifb in BEN Saal trabte, fab Der pro
feTor Seinri6 2oritus. Die ndd'te
5olee tpar ratiirlid oroBe aufregirrg
in ben Reibsn Der 0oftoren, ipdbreno
bic @tuosntcn ibrer Seiterteit uno Bet
faGsluit frGftisen Iusbrud 9aben.
Gnoli6 fragte Der Rettor ben Ytofe':
for, Der euna rubig auf fsinem Gisl
atpifhen oen Gtubenten belt. mos Die
fer bei{pielloie Iuftritt beoeutln ioue.
@lureanus ertlGrte, buB er BET oie'sr
promction ood nidt fsblen tonne, nno
ba er nod ieinsn SiB babe, iid oes
GieIs b.oiene. 9ieien Tonne ibm ME
manb ftreitig MADDEN. es gebe audi fein
GeIeb, bas Sic Inpsisnbeit zines Gels
Bel elmer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pers
biete. Na9osm bunn nod eine turae
g.raibuns sepflosen mar, puros Der
profeTor ssbeten, feinen Gel nah
Saul. su ftiden unb unter Den 0oito'
rem Vlab gu nebmen. Gr bate ie!n
!3iel erreiht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-06
Shmgans.
pon Fritz frtuj.l.

so isbe i'm oIs fIriuen auratn o,bn
Sur Shult bin Ielr Hnnjdlen ouf benz
Riidcn;
Sic iinac bInnoe 6rnu isb i'd am Gcnfer
: fttbn,
81. iab ibm nod, i'm Mutteraus Gnt:
;ilden.
Sd leatt rrtirtn Nrm hnrn lsis Inn ft:
Gin Strnbl rom Slid griibt' uns am fer:
men Sori;pntt
SEES Spiisns, Der benz 2roumbiIo Slang
periieb,
Sat f6 has Strs 10 germ in ieinem Gi6te
elm strobensareu5p,s mint sr nit benz
5uh
Inns bsiben ~ - mir ftannsn orrtpsrs
ifliinosr;
9 ipie has rtide Muftsrberj bo bobsr ihiua,
9aie ipnr bic Wuttsr itoi, uilf ibon Suns
Qsn!
Siinait fam or helm pom 9lbiturium,
Or frfute fd) - bod sr uro i'd - fpie
bonrbefanqeu
60 tonbtn Sorb in Sooro mir - fdrteris
boil itumut -
Sic Cine itblts, RE gu frttb gegdnsen. -
Or eino bann piscrr, trot bic 9ebr,eit an:
Sd fab ibm rat, Ssrr, mugit Su Se9en
gebcn,
limb mDhtt itets uuf Der getpGblten Qsbens=
balm
Ger @ti't her Wutter ibiibcno TIN nm:
itipcbsr.
limb fnncro tono id boun Dor ibrtm Pith,
Wie fct,ts 2dhsIn rhbt Is in ben 3iasu
limb nm ben Wuno ba sudt elm 2idtitrub!
milb,
ais oh pie Qipp.n itummsn 9liid,puni6
trigct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-06

mir o[Ies our 9%eforgune. Or ndnnte
mir cine IoreHe in Berlin, Die ib mir
%notirte. uno an Die i'd fpGter oas Boot
ino Den Brief iunbte. : Der 9a9, an
Dem bisie beiosn Burden, Die i6 adj
ten unb ebren mubte, our HidtitGtts
gefiibrt lpurosn, mar lpobl Der idperite
meinss 2ebsns. Der aricg 1T ia graft
fam = aber bieIer Tag mar einfad
fdredlid. Sic batten irgsnopo Elm
paar psibe aleibsr oufgetritbsn. in
oenen Tie ipie atnber ausiabsn. DTS
Der Sergsant iie porfiibrte, bradte er
einen in Ssioe geitidten plan Der iibis
ridden Giienbabn nit, Den man BEL
einem Der bsioen 9~sflinoen bate. Renst
mar oaruf nit einem rotbsn arsus be-
aeifnet. Sd fab ie feibe an, ater lei
ner 5udte nit elmer Wimpsr. Der cine
bon i1nen ia9ts: ,0isle s,nitg iolhe
aorten, nm Rublonb gu finben.' =
Sic itarben beibe rubig. Der cine
iosar NIT einem QG9eIn.'
Ser Sffi5ier par gu Gnos. Gr
itanb auf unb cling gum Ranoe Der
SerraiIe. Sic tDnnen iib bsntsn, meme
Serri6often, nit lpslhen @sfiiblen id
bisier @rsdblune 9slauf6t babe. I'D
9in9 aud tpprilos fort. Grit an ans
bern Gage seiete id benz Sffisier Den
Brief Niibis: Or mar natiirli6 iiber
oas Spiel bes 3ufdas bD9it eritount
llno in treu.m 9ebenfen an einen bros
ben 9obten tpeibtsn mir Dem a.mein,
i6aftIi9en Srtunbe Elm f.i1es @las."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-06

.9r erfldrt iid nGditenS!!" tdgts
alard Selmsrs 5reunbin.
nGr ertlGrt ii4 ii4er!" itimmte
aIaru trourig gu.
.@r ertldrt iib berte np6!" idgte
aud 6rau !Selmer, ais Die 8eIeaI4aft
eine pdrtie unternebmen nollte.
limo ibr Bid bate niAt getdutdt,
5elomann ertlGrte ii6 heute nod.
Oils cr nit Trdu Wollmann ouf
einem Yrpmenaoenlpege oabin ihritt,
blieb or iteben uno iagte:
IS mub idon bD6ite 3eit ietr. Gets
Der babe i'd Die 6eoer mciner ubr beute
frii6 serbrpdsn, bite, 9ndot9e Trali,
lpel6e 3eit lit esq"
Die jun9e yBittlue 5og cine nit 9urs
fiicn beIsbte llbr aus Dem 8urtel.
en- bieiem Woment fdbte Jelomunn
nit fsItem 8riff lire 9aho, lab ild
Die llbr genall an uno iagte:
,1rau Wolmdun, i'd perbdits sic
ipeoen 9isbitablS.!"
Sbne Qufie6en fii6rte er Die Wdn'
fenos ms Orts9efGngniB uno Der
4usflug funo obne OdS Dliebenoe
Yaar" itdtt. Oils man beim pidnid
~laaerte, trot Wertbsr bin5u, Der dllein
aus Der Stubt nad9etommen mar.
3ufGui9 truf sr susrit auf Gutide.
.WiFen 81. es i6on nit Der Der
baftung lpegen Der Siebitdble in Der
peniion?"
.Nsin! Bite, er5dbIen Sie!"
Pun. Der 6elbmann -"
,Sd," unterbra6 Gutfhe triumpbis
r.no, .iasts ids bod INNER, Der
6elomann -"
llnO bdmit elite er in Den areis Der
3oielrunbe unb pertiinoete. JelOmann
iei negsn OiebitubIs perbuftst porbsu.
r2tbsr nein. has 1T ia gar niAt
ipubr!." risf oa Wertber, r6elOmunn 1T
- poliSsitommiNdr unb bat - Jruu
Wo4mann bsrboftet!"
Gin aGsemsines 18th" ertDnts, allies
fcri9te NIT gr0btem Gifer mad Gin
selbeiten.
n@ie bot ale DisbitGble in Der psns
ficn ausgefiibrt." sr3dblts Der Serr.
Die geltoblenen 8e9enitdnoe ilno be-
reit3 gefunben, aud meine llbr. unIer
Wirtb Winislmann mar Der ein5ige.
Der iiber 5elomdnn Die Wdbrbett
lpubtc. Dieter mar Der Woamann
fharf auf Der Spur, bod griff er crit
su, ais er cine anoerspo BON ibr ents
ipsnoste 9amenubr in ibrem geiiB
fab"
,Nein, oieier 5sIbmunn," rief elmer
aus, der i6isn iid bod gar nidt i'm
Die 0%isbitGble gu iimmsrn, sr bate
bob MIR augen fir 5ran Wous
mann -"
.Na natiirIi6," fisI Dertbsr Elm,
.oas mar ia iein Qmt. @uf Der pro
msnabe, nate Der polissi. bat er lie pers
baftet!"
nun, mas babe id geIuqt9" rief
icbt Srau Selmsr. .Sugts i6 bod, er
nurbe ii6 - beute nod crtldren!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-06
6snanktn(plitter.

aommt Sir elmer INNER III oansituber,
70 mibtraue itinen &anoen.
Oft ihltift Sneeno bic QfIugibar, bic oes
Filters Burden Siebt.
@robcn Soerren uno Sumntcpfen tpioer:
fpriht nan ridt.
Sic nnpsrpauIidten Qifse fnb glads'
ptlje.
Nn benz, mas er fir inter ieiner Wirbe
bait, perrdtb fh Der Gmporiommling.
Mntb litat i'm 9lut,
@emiitbl i'm @cbliit.
Cine Gata Woraana III Der Suacuo bat
mandem icin son,es 2eben sur saHie .ge'
mat..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-06
3l,turrfrcrru.

Sourit: nWus toitst benn Bel
Sbnen elm 3immer9"-W irtbin:
.I3pei Mart, nit Sdirm stpsi Wart
fiinfsia."-1 ouri It ~Wiefs benn
nit Shirm?"-W r bin: ~Ta,
neil es oodb bin.inresnet."
Arizona republican., 1905-04-10

muddiest- booted political veteran and expectorator from Bitter Creek to en- joy a home while he is in Washing ton as elegant as that of the president of the United States. or the man who pays his $15 or more a day at the most expensive hotels in New York. It is quite a change for Uncle Sam to go into the hotel business. but since. there will never be any bother about collecting the bills from the guests, he is bound to make a success of it. It is expected that as soon as this mill lion dollar congressional hotel and clubhouse is finished, or perhops be- fore. the northern side of the East Capitol park will be bought by con gross in order to enable similar pal ace to be erected for the comfort of the senators of the United States.
 In some directions our progress in civilization may be slow, but we are certainly coming along"
Arizona republican., 1905-04-10
Less Meat. Tore Fruit.

Director Chitteaden. who has had charge of the Sheffield Scientific school dietary experiments, recently reported that the men under him grew strong CT the less meat they ate. The men under investigation were kept at work in the Yale gymnasium while they were on a diet of less meat and more vegetables and fruit. The gymnasium tests show a growth of muscular de- velopment of S5 to 100 per cent.
 Disposing of surplus meat food by the digestive apparatus is much more difficult than getting rid of the sur plus of. vegetables and fruits. Partly digested protein frequently develops toxic qualities which, either causes dis ease or furnishes breeding place for it. The great increase of Bright's dis ease and other kidney and semi-ner- vous troubles is attributed to the ex- cess Of meat over the normal demand of the body.
 These studies and Investigations are valuable, and the acceptance of their conclusions would be more profitable to most families than one of MT. Gar fields investigations of the beef trust.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-10
SFAT OF GOVERNMENT
It Has Been Temporarily Located at
 Fort Worth, Texas.

Fort Worth, Texas, April 9.-In a suite of rooms on the parlor floor nf the Hotel Worth in this city, the seat of the United States government has been temporarily established. The oT- ficial mail intended for the eyes of President Roosevelt is directed to this apartment and in the absence of tue president, who is hunting coyotes and jack rabbits over in the Kiowa Com anche reservation in Oklahoma, $ giv- en attention by Secretary Loeb. Most of this business will be acted upon by the secretary and directed to the va riOus departments m Washington where it originated. That which re- quires the personal supervision of the president will have to wait until Thursday for it is not until then that communication will be had with the party. After delivering the president into the hands of his western friends who have undertaken to furnish him with wholesome recreation for few days. the official escort boarded the presidential special and returned to this city.
 Secretary Loeb expects to receive
Arizona republican., 1905-04-10

they. also may be forced to soon shut down parts of their plants.
 Willard s. Morse, general manager of the southwestern department of the American, says that mining men and companies throughout the republic are waiting for the governmental decree in regard to the con emplated plans for changing the existing currency system.
 Relative to the changes in the man. ner of roasting sulphide ores. MT. Morse states that actual work on building the new ovens already has
Arizona republican., 1905-04-10
WOLVERINE MINERS STRIKE.
Want 10 Per Cent Raise; Back to Work
 Temporarily.

Calumet, Mich, April 9.-Six hund- red cmplo-es of the Wolverine mine struck for 2 10 per cent raise today. Work was suspended for half an hour, the men agreeing to work pending a settlement of tke matter, when Super intendent Smith returns from Califor- mia.
 An attempt to open the Franklin mine met partial success today. A party Of miners and trammers who were satisfied with the present wages, went underground. Sheriff Beck and his deputies protecting them. Tram mers, who ere striking for increased wages, are ugly and trouble Is expected
Arizona republican., 1905-04-10
CASTLE CREEK HOT SPRINGS HOTEL

situated ia the Bradshaw mountains. 1871 feet above sea level is now open for the winter. Finest resort in Ari- zona.
 Even temperature. No winds, no dust. Hotel accommodations first-class in every respect. Modern plumbing. Hot water heating plant. Electric lights, electric bells. Billiard and pool room, bowling alley. Natural medicinal hot springs flowing 100000 gallons every twenty-four hours. Open pools of different temperature. Shower baths, needle spray. cabinet bath and plunge tank under cover.
 Four hours ride from Hot Springs Junction on the Santa Fe, Prescott S Phoenix railway in comfortable four horse coach every day except Sunday. Fine road, grand scenery.
 w. M. SELL, Manager.
 Hot Springs, Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-10

Count Cassini. the Russian ambas sador to the United States, has writ ten a magazine article for the infor formation of the American people on Russian Good Faith" He certainly can cite Manchuria as an instance in point. Not more than a year and a half ago Russia was promising to evacuate Manchuria, and the manner in which she has been pulling out of that country of late should satisfy even the exacting Japanese.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-10

 alfalfa a fO shade flowers and fruit 
  of ndipa Should ari Exceptionally well could and all farming implements
 E. J. BENNITT Agent. N.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-10

word from the president to run spe- cisI train to Frederick on Thursday and on that day start for western Col orado, to which point the president will go for the purpose of finding larg CT game than abounds on the Red river in Oklahoma.
 According to the present plans the public part of the trip has been ended. It is not expected that any stops will be made until the train reaches Colo rado Springs and then a two hour stop will be necessary but not for the pur- pose of sPeech making.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-10
THE BLAST WENT OFF
Eight Men Killed in a Virginia Lime
 Stone Quarry.

Allisonia, Pulaski county, Va, April 9.-While tamping powder this after noon in a blast quarry at the Ardway limestone quarry, about four miles west of Allisonia, the blast was acci- dentally discharged. This caused an explosion of two other blasts that had been set nearby. Eight men were kill ed and two, others so badly injured as to leave but little hope of their re- covery.
 The killed and injured were: John Fortner, Walter Miller, John Harris, Tobe Sutton. O. T. Davis, A. Vaughn, all negro labOrers; A. O. Walton, a white laborer; one unknown man.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-10
cooLlE MlNeRs IM A Rlor.
Two Thousand of Them Attack Bri
 tish Police i= South Africa.

Johannesburg. South Africa, April 9. Two thousand of the recently import ed Chinese coolies who have taken the places of the Kaffirs in the main mine of the North British syndicate at North Randfontein. left their work Sunday afternoon and 9araded the workings. carrying banners inscribed with incendiary proclamations.
 The police commissioner of the dis trict ordered them to disperse and as they refused the police were ordered to attack them. In the fight which fol- lowed, the police used their batons while the Chinese used clubs and stones. Many Chinese were severely injured and some fifty-three arrested.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-10
SHORT OF ORE IN MEXICO.
American Smelling 6 Refining Go. Not
 Running to Capacity.

City of Mexico, April 9.-Owing to the decrease in the production of ore the smelter of the American Shelter & Refining company at Monterey. Mex, is running at little more than half capacity. The smelters at Aguas- calientes and Fl Paso are running full capacity, but it is not improbable that
Arizona republican., 1905-04-10
MATTER OF PROPORTION.

Guest-Don't you like to have com pany to dinner?-
 Truthful Tommy-No'm. We have more to eat, but I don't get as much of it-NcW York Sun
Arizona republican., 1905-04-10
Prepared by PRICE CEREAL FOOD coMPANVs Chicago, NI.

commenced at Monterey in that part of the plant which Is not being used at present. Some of the old ovens are being torn down and materials for the new are being placed on the ground as fast as possible.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-10
LESSONS IN ELocUTIoN.

MRS MAY FRENCH COOLEY-Resder and Teacher of Eloeution. OratOry and Physical
 Culture, Delsarte. Studio, 427 N. Fifth Ave.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-10

Cleanses and beautifies the complex
 Smoothes rough skin, is not greasy,
 Manufactured by Victorine French President and Manager, 403 San Pedro ?, express prepaid. Order by mail if
Arizona republican., 1905-04-10
The Eureka Market, ToVREA G EVANS, Owners, 31-33 East Washington St.
 Telephone Main 364.
RHEUMATIC SUFFERERS.

We have a perfect cure for rheuma- tism. We guarantee it. Never fails. Established 30 years. Sold direct to customers only. Mail orders filled. Correspondence invited. Call or ad- dress
 SPECIAL SYSTEM COMPANY, 204 Mercantile Place, Suite 35.
 LOS ANGELES.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-10

MAY R. PORTER professional 'accOm panist. 5l6 South First Ave. First class piano music furnished for receptions, parties. etc Rates reasonable.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-10
FACIAL TREATMENT.

PROF, DOW, M- E.-Dermatologist. removes all blemishes by Electricity Electric treat ment sud Massage, 5l5 N. Center street
Arizona republican., 1905-04-10
cHIRoPoDn.
OSTEOPATH

DR D. L. CONNER. Osteopathic Physician . office West Adams St. Phone, office Red
 1494; residence Red s.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-10
ViCfOrine Fragrant Jelly

A harmless skin food. Antiseptic. ion. Removes tan, sunburn. letter. etc. and will not grow hair on the face. Toilet Goods Co.,, Onc.) Victor Picotte. St, Los Angles. Cal One dollar a bot t your druggist doesn't keep it.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-10
PIANO TUNER

 W. D, ROBINSON-Pianos tuned and repaired Leave orders at The Wiley B. Allen Piano Co.,, 11O-12 W Washington St.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-10
PROFESSIONAL
NOTARY PUBLIC.
MINE EXAMINER.

s. F. SHAW, E. M.-Mine examinations and management. Phoenix, Arizona
Arizona republican., 1905-04-10
SANITARIUM.

ARIZONA MEDICAL and SURGICAL SAN
 HealthfuI dietary. 5l5 X. Center St.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-06
500 Reward, 500.

The readers of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able TO cure
in AL its stages. ana that is Ca;arrh
Hall 4 Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure now known to tie m dictl fraternity
Ca;arrh hrinE Il constitutions disease. re
,iureS a constitutional treatment. Hall
CataIrn Cure is taken internally acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. thereby destroying
the foundation of The disease and giving
the patient strength hy huidinG up the
constitution and aEsistng nature in doing
its work. The propiietorS have so much
faith in its curative powers that they Offer
one Hundred Dollars for any case that il
fails to cure. Send for list of teStimoni
ais.
Address F. j. CHENEY & Co, Toledo
O,
Sold by all Druggists. 71c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-06
WORTH A THOUGHT.
ms Statement Will Interest Scores of
Augusta Readers,

The facts given below are worth a
peTusal BY all who are anxious about
their physical condition or are simiIar-
ly situated to this resident of Augusta.
It is local occurrence and can b.
thoroughly investigated.
Mrs. z. Bonney of 70 Weston Place
says: "Doan's Kidney Pills and Doan.s
Ointment are Very wonderful remedies.
My knowledge Of Doan's Kidney Pills
dates back some three years. Their
use proved them to be of great value.
| was induced to get box at C. X.
P;irtridge's Old Reliable drug store or
posite the postotIice, and its use proved
so effective that it led me to buy d box
Of Doan's Ointment. Here again the
most miraculous power of Doan's rem
edics WAS apparent. | would not dare
~ y" "l'iiou' tiiolii III 'ilt mouse am
GLAD: 10 recommend such valuable rem
edies. Their great value cannot be
questioned.
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster Miburn CO., Buffalo. \.
-. sole agents for the United States.
Remember the namc-Duan's-;
take no substitute.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-06

Someone up III Flc,n Lake plantation.
in ArooSto0k county. las queer idea
rs To co1n cats. ana "Vidcnc" thereof
became apparent. Friday. upon tn" re-
c"ipt Of n large box full of f"lin"S ut
the American express ci'ICc. The eats
s"rrc billed to Il local dealer in domcSti.
animaIs If III" ,.at ana coz kind, ANA
the securely with Whir, they Wcrc box
Cd gave rise to the SUppcSitinn thai
they wert. v..ry choi, specimens. Much
curiosity was m@infceted hy such citi-
ZcnS rs knew Wnlt the lo~ contained.
to get 4 look AT its ,orttnts. but as III"
boards which composed the box W"r"
60 clos" together. nothing could y" seen
without raising one of tn" boards on
top which was finally done aft"r tn" ar
rival of III" man tn whom thu
noX was billed. Quite q little grUln
gathered about that box. expect
ing tu 81" som" I'm" srccilucus nf the
variety Of cat known AZ "cn"n." bu:
they weTc destined 10 disappointment.
for instead Of feaeting the il eyes ON Il
group of long haired. aristocratc cats.
with tails lik" unto rlumns. what they
saw in IT," box Ncre six rs disrcputahlc
looking tom eats lS ever scaled Il back
ward fence Fiv" We're yellow ana white.
while the sixth Was as black as ink
Ana as they 1t in tn, hon it looked r.
iF they We're bent on hatch;nc up con-
>riracy of som" kind. Ly way of retail
iration for having been banishcd from
their comfortable n"nl"S in Aroostonk
county. tn" dealer did no. accept tha
eats. but took them - his home while
correspondent" is going IN with vi"w
to an early return of the eats to the
place from whGnr" they came. If tho
cats in shat box wnrr specirens If
what are call"l co"n cats at Fagl,
Lake. that far nfr burg has yet to learn
what the real coon cat looks like.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-06
Give Your Stomach a Rest.

Your food must he properly digested and
aSSlmllated 70 he OF any value t. You If
your stomach is weak or diseased take
kocal Dyspepsia Cure. l. digests what
you eat and gives the stomach a rest en-
ahliaC i to recuperaje. take on new ufa
ard grow strong again. Kudol ciIr.s sn,,r
stomach. gaS hloa heart paIpiratinn
and all digestive disorders. T.. A. Sonar
OF Little Rock nv. writes US: i've Il j
that N "d"l Dyspepsia Cure deserves All
the comrendation that can be given II
as it saved the life of our little giIl who
she was three Years old. She is nov. civ
and We have kent it for her CONSTANTLY,
but q course she only takes il now whe.
Bowditch, Webster & Co y
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-06

Miss Edith r. Cheney of Portland
who is conducting the dane ing class for
wrong people in Augusta. Is well pleas
eG with her r""Hntion here. and with
the progress Of her pupils. The Augusta
class numbers between 80 and so punils
who range in age from five to L. years.
and III addition to ;hasr Miss Cheney
fas some grown ;pS for private i'll
struction. ON March { the lessons nf
the series end. and 4 srccial cotillion
will be given the class. which will ia
greatly enjoyed by the members and
their friends. Miss Cheney has several
large classes IN Portland. and in all
over 400 pupils in Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-06
HMUSEM ENTS.
Pauline at Opera House This Week

Pauline at Opera House This Week.
-Aueustl ,heatre-gncrs ara promised
q novelty in n" entertainment line.
this week whom PauIin" the French
hypnotis and mind reader. Will give Il
series of unique performances at the
Onera house. There VIII be an enter
t;.inmont each night, beginning With
this evening. also 4 Saturday matinee.
Wherever he has appeared Pauline
has received most llattcr!nG press no
ticos and has drawn large audiences.
His demonstrations of hypnotic power
are said to be rlost remarkable and his
frats Of mental tnlepathy a. instructive
and interesting. as they arc puzzling.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-06

One minute after taking Ono Minute
Cough Cure that tickling in the throat is
gone. It acts in The throat-not the stom-
ach. lIarmle~s-eood for children a L.
Spoford. postmaster at Chester Mich.
SAYS: Our little girl was unconscious
from strangu!ation during a sudden ard
terrible attack of Group. Three doses Of
one Minute Cough cure haiI an hour
apart speedily cured her. ! cannot prai 90
one Minute Cough Cure too rluci1 for
what II has done in our family" II al
ways gives leiief. Sold by Rowfitc,
Webster Il Co.