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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13
DEpEW HASN'T RESIGNED


Now York, July Ex-senator Dopow
has not resigned M director Of the
EouIlnbls Life Assurance Society
This announcement was made today
by Chairman Paul Morton Of the
Equitable, whom his attention was d..
roctcd to an interview with the soma
tor IN Paris yesterday which was
printed here today Mr. Morton said
that lust before Senator DopoW sailed
for Europe "a few weeks ago hc called
AT the Equitable offices ana told tho
chairman that he would resign Os a
director ana that ho Mad no objection
ga Ms $4,000 year position Ns special
couneol Ia the society being cancelled
or abolished, M formal presentation
of the resignation over had been made,
however, and Mr. Morton said he was
unpropnrod 10 say whether or not II
would be accepted " rendered scn'
ntor Dopow'H connection with the po'
cloly Ds special counsel VIII terminate
ON Aupugt I, II having been announced
somo limo ago that the position would
be abolished ot the end ~ the present
month
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13
STOLE HORSE AND BUGGY,
David Lindsay OF KOysyillo Charged
with Second 0Aonso

Pennington Utah, July l3-payIl
Lindsay tho lI.ycnr.old SON OF }, n,
Lindsay Of Klyfyillc. was arrested lhR
morning by shor.n Ware charged with
stealing q horse AMI buggy belonging
to ia KING NJ Layton the young
man, II appears took the rIg from tho
Lagoon at 10 o'clock Dw nlgut and
drove 10 Koysyille, whore ho turned
the animal looao, as n 90 mike 70 ip.
pear that II had run away Tho or,
cumsmuros, however wouo too trans.
parent 10 be- misunderstood ana tho
thief was taken into custody thIa
morning ltN probable Ihl' the charge
VIII go hard with Nm 1908 Lindsay was
found guilty only ID short time ago Uf
burglary lu tUu second degree, hut tho
court suspended sentence pending gool
behavior Now ho viii have lhlH charge
10 mooL ng well uH Tho additional
charge NJ Grand larceny
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13
TWENry1FOuR RANGED.
Were Leaders In Recent Disturb
Nnees in Odessa,

Odessa, July 49, -rWcnty.four leaders
NJ the recent disturbances here vera
hnnpud today IN various prisons Az
olhc, batch of II VII be publicly eN'
pculod upon the arrival hero Of Gen,
lgnallcrr, president of the special cons
formpo Tor the revision Of me cNeep'
toual mvR designed FOR safeguarding
public order ,.,.
Tho halllcghp GcorgI pohiedonoscta
has arrived hofc with fresh crew Tor
Tine purpose NJ taking 81 muuncers 20
Srypeopol for trial by court martial
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13
RATTLE OF THE ANTLERS
Fast Horses Arrive Todoy-"do" Com
mittcc Busy Harlequin Parade

Harry WoolrIch, tho well known Den-
yer horsomnn, arrived In the city this
morning with string OF horses, which
win appear IN the races at Agricultural
park on the afternoon OF Purple day
July a.
The 90 committee Of the Elks re.
ceIyed u communication from the Real
Estate Mems npaocintlon last night,
conveying the assurance that the dirt
n On proposed 20 do al IN their power
20 make Purple day tho hoped. for
success,
The harlequin parade TO be given by
the Elks on tho evening NJ July 20,
promises to be one Of the most pie
Wlteque nffAlrs ever aoen IN Salt Lake.
Those having the matter IN charge ARE
working oul the details rapidly and
there N no question that the parade
viii bo something entirely out OF the
ordinary,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13
WIRELESS rELEGR Apply,
prof Braun Transmits Waves In
A single Direction,

Sew York, July ~. An important,
improvement I'm wireless torgrnphy ~
announced 10y Prof llnun ~ Ntrass'
burg. the inventor Of the syHtom which
bears hlH uHmo, IN u Berlin dispatch to
the Times
The professor has succeeded IN direct
INK Wireless electrical waves ~ n single
direction. m iu NOW II has been pos.
slblp only tn transmit waves In all d.
rcciluua
Much energy IN saved by the new IN
yuutipu,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13
BANDIT CIIADBuRN,
sheriff and Deputies Trying To
save him from Lyneling,

Wn0cld KAN julS l3.-Thorc wero
threats during the right Of lynchng
william rhndburn, the surviving bans
an who shot ana Killed Detective cal.
boon yesterday ana hc was guarded
closely at n phyNciUnR Office by the
phcnn ana force Of deputies until
ho could be- taken today to JAN at
Sodnu for safe Keeping lie may recover
lom bip wounds thadburn was re-
leased from the federal ponilontiary At
Port lolyonWouh u week ago after
Serving Il ihror.Yuir sentence for rob-
hing tho postonico IA Mulhal, OK Tho
body NJ F,d MudigHu who was Killed by
the posse, viii be- buried IN the Pottcrs
nrld
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13
ALLEGED CRAFT
IS INVESTIGATED.
Council Committee Prizes Int
Operations Of Utah Fire
PROBING Company,
LAB0RERS TELL THEIR STORY
Foreman SmOOt Denies All ConscetiOu
With Employment Ag,ney--rakcn
Under Amusement,

An investigation Of the alleged en-.
ployhont AGENCY graft IN connection
with the work ON the rlty'R cement side.
walk extensions. which was BROUGHT Ia
the attention " the city council by
Councilman Tuddqnham, was had last
evening by tho committee on streets,
but az the conclusion Of the Invest,
CATION the matter was taken under nd,
vlsomcnt II was stated by Council.
man Tuddcnham that two laborors had
informed him that they had applied for
work 20 the Ilnh FIRE PROBING come,
pnnS which has the contract for con.
stwlctinR tn citys sidewalks this ycar
but were refused unless thoy would
agree TO 20 to lmngca Employment
agency ana pay II foe Of 81 ana then
10 per cent Of their nrsi months wages,
Tho Two moh Fred Rn1lc ana Joseph
AppleshaW were present At the COM.
mit'oo meeting ana tol1 their story az
told 10 Tuddonhanh They said that
they applied 20 a Mr. Rcnton, Who wns
acting for the Fire PROBING company,
ana were tod 10 ~ 10 lHngos agency,
When they went there they were asked
10 elgn u contract for the payment NJ
81 ana ~ por cent Of their first months
wages THIS they refused TO do and
consequently were unable 60 secure en-,
ploNmont They stated that they saw
John Morrison, the manager Of the cms
lloymont agency take n gang of about
30 men over 60 West Temple street To
WORK ON the siloVdlks
MoRRlsoNs DENIAL.
Morrison was Intercepted ana de-.
MED that he had anything 10 do with
employing men for the sidewalk work,
jlc said that h. had employed men Tor
the Fro PROBING company iu do cement
work ON the foundation Of tho now
orphoum thoator but not to work on
the sidewalks
FOREMAN SHOOTS STORY
Mr. A. O, smool, foreman of tho
sidewalk work for the Utah Fire
Probing company, said that he had
employed all OF the men working ON
the sidewalks with the exception OF
Two DonNcr men employed by Mr.,
owens, the manager of the company,
and he had not taken any men sent by
the employment AGENCY ana had not
authorized the agency or anyone olso
10 hho men for him, ITO said that ON
one occasion ne was greatly IN need of
mon ana ne went over 10 the Orphoum
building ana asked Nh Ronton 10 let
him have -four Of his men Thc four
men fpnt by Rcnlon II afterwards np,
pcurcdi wore mon employed through
the agency Two Of the men, Mr.
Smoot said proved to be- good work.
rrs ana reside In this city ana the
company intends TO keep them when
the employment contracts were called
10 his attention he said that he told
the men 10 take them back and he
refused to honor them That was the
only connection the company had over
had with the employment business,
The committee took the whole matter
under advieomcnl at the conclusion
Of Mr. Shoots talk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13
EIGHT MEN KILLED
BY Explosion IN Giant Powder
Works Near Oakland,

Oakland, Cal, July william
Dwycr and seven Chinese were Killed
this morning hy an explosion at the
giant powder works, 10 miles from
here, The explosion occurred IN the
missing house ana all the mon ~ work
there were kIlltd Fire broke out NJ.
ter the explosion and unless II can be
checked other explosions win follow,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13
FIRST IT. W, /, keller
Ordered 10 Fort Douglas for Duty, Re,
loyins Contract Surgeon Vaughn,

Washington II, Cp July l3-Trst
Lieut. william H. Keller assistant mr.
geon, has been ordered 10 Fort DOUG
ms for duty relieving Contract sur.
geon Milton Vaughan who Ia ordered
TO duty ut Fort crook Nebraska,
Edwin ", Mills has been appointed
postmaster NJ Clara, koolonaI county,
ylna Clara Nepdham. resigned,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13
TO STUDY lNEBRIrY.
Society for that Purpose Elects
Officers.

Portland, Oro July l3,--The society
Hor the study and cure Of incbHolN
m aflliatod body 10 that Of tho Amorl.
can Medical association, at lle COM
GLIDING session, elected the following
nlllcorsi
Honorary president N, u. DldnmN,
Syracuse, NJ VI honorary vice prcsl-
dent, II, q, Marcy Boston, president
W. y, llnll, chicago, Vice president r.
L. u. MNson, Brooklyn T. A. Me-
kIcholl, New York Guy, ", Dewitt
Reese, CORTLAND, n, T., John Maddcni
secretary \, y, Croihors, Hartford,
ronni corresponding secretary c. y,
Stewart, Battle Greek, Mich treasurer
u w, Webster, chicago III eNccul We
committee l., y, Mason, T. ~ Nee
Nlcholl A. w. Ellsworth, y. d. croth-
IRIS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13
TIREMEN KEPT BUSY
Homo Of Officer s'oiglue Badly Damaged
Two Grass Frcs,

Tho nro department had busy time
Of II this morning responding 10 three
alarms
tho first came NJ 1898 o'clock
from the residence Of Police
Onlcer Ron Sogrus, located NJ 500
Twelfth Fast street and the officers
home wnN badly damaged,
II appears that Ben arose very early
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13
MITCHELL BURIED.
FOUR REGIMENTS
At MOSCOW SAID
TO NAVE NurlNlED,

st Petersburg July 49, $40 y,
m, Rumors arc current In this
city that four gronadlor rcgI.
ments M Moscow have mullncd,
ana that al Warsaw yesterday
certain officers refused 10 give
the command TO their men to Are
on people who were making n
demonstration, Not the HlIghtost
confirmation, however In obtain.
able Of these rumors,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13
Death from Heat

New York, july l3,'-Flye deaths from
heat were reported up To II o'clock to-
day, THE temperature was 10 degrees
The weather bureau reported thnt no
relief was IN sight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13
KING RICHARD THIRD.


New York, July IA perfect copy
VI the fourth quNrto edition OF shake
lpcaros "Tragedle OF KING Richard lho
Third has been sold at solheDyB Tor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13
WANT PROPERTY
Of DEAD WOMAN

Two petitions have been 0Nd In tho
probate division Of the district court
Tor letters of administration of the oys
tate " Mrs Susanuah Mitchell who
was murdered boy her husband, w. H.
Mitchell, ON Monday and lhoro win uns
douhtodly be- a contest over her estate,
A petition for letters Of administration
Of the estate Of Mr. Mitchell who hung
himself after kllmg his wife, has also
been hcd, one Of the petitions IN tho
ostnlc ~ Mrs Mitchell, was nlod by
the salt lake Security q Trust com.
pany and asks that Frank J, Gusln bo
appointed M administrators Tho other
was nlod By Iommp Hubbard, sister
of the deceased, who asks To ho aps
pointed udmlnlstralrIS.
Both petitions reoIlr that tho docoas.
cd loft AN estate of tho value of about
81. OOO, consisting " house ana lot nt
no south seventh Wost street, ana
shares Of stock IN the l3aglo N nmo
Bell, Uncle sam ana other mining prop.
ertlog, The heirs named are Mrs sl}n.
sauna Hubbard, Amelia Rice, II half
sister Of deceased residing I'm NOrths
ampton. England, j. W. Smith, A
nephew, ana Mary Brnlon, niece,
The Security g Trust company claims
to be creditor Of the estates ~ both
parties as II holds mortgage for $500
ON their real estate, Hence II asks that
lts petition Oo granted ana that Frank
j. Dustin be- appointed administrator
Of both estates All the petitions are
set for hearing before Judge Arm.
strong on saturday july H.
MITCHELL BURIED
Mr. Mitchell was buried yesterday In
Mt OliYot cemetery tho funeral 90.
curing nj Evans undertaking parlors
Mrs. Mitchell was buried In the anmo
plot shortly after her husband Tho
funeral was conducted by the Ladies
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13
ShUvALOFF'S ASSASSIN
IMPORTANT POLITICAL CATCH

Moscow July l3-,Thc authorities here
decline to disclose the identity Of the
assassin NJ pr'foi Of Police ShuNUlon
last TuoNduN but II " known that a
very prominent ana important political
capture has bean mudo After the prise
onCrH cHuUpo from the police station
whore be- had been confined nR a pOlill.
cal suspect some days previous to the
assassination Of the project Shuynlo0
srl nll the police Of Moscow at work
10 effect his rocupturc. The prisoner
I'm the meantime shaved on his head
ana VIM" the police were todrchlng for
him everywhere the man went 10 the
projects office and committed the crime
for which ne VIII now no tried The
bullets Of the revolver used by the plis.
cnor were llllod wien poison Tho crowd
I'M the pntcTo0m Of the prefecture vet
upon the ASSASSIN who was dragged into
the street ana terribly beaten,
-.aa..ss,
st. pctrwburg July 49,. Onlclal nd.
Vices received by The minister OF the IN
toIur lhls afternoon say that the as.
NusHiu Of Project of Police Shayalu1 Of
Moscow has been ldontinpd m former
school teacher of S. Petersburg named
kullkONHhy who Ia actively connected
with tho political agitation ana IL bee
lleNcd to have belonged Ia the terror
lst Organization llo Wag nrW arrested
under the administration of The late
Interior Minister Sipiagumc M laOlmd
three years later wac oNilrd to siberia
for six years boy the late Interior Min.
IWrr Won plohyo, but escaped m 1904
aud Nag supposed 10 have been abroad,
lSullkoypky was next discovered at
Moscow In Juno last proNlng around
the government buildings presumably
intent ON committing political crime,
llc was arrested and taken 10 Il police
station from which he escaped, Cuon
hts ESCAPE Nhuynlon offered reward
FOR his capture,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13

| You have not really placed that real
estate In the market unless YOU have
advertised y adequately In tho elias,
sIhsd columns, II may DO "for saIo,n
but va not "in tho market"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13

Don't ertop when you may walk Don't
keep you business shaokled by lack
OF o0ptal while men with money 10
invest are reading tho Business OBJ
porunily" ads, every day,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13
MoRRls0N's DENIAL

Morrison was Intercepted ana de-.
MED that he had anything to do with
employing men for the sidewalk work,
jlc said that h. had employed men Tor
the firo PROBING company to do cement
work ON the foundation Of the now
orphoum thoator but not to work ON
the sidewalks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-09
SIGNATURE MISSING
From Will by Which Former Augusta
Lady Would Have Benefited.

1t will be remembered that week
ago the Journal printed an item re-
gardng a missing will drawn by the
late Miss Ellen N. Green of Saco. by
which Miss T.. NJ lie PrOhOn of AShby.
Mass. formerly OF Augusta. was to
benefit.
The Sunday Globe of Jan. s. an
nOunces the finding of the will as fol-
lows.
Saco, Me. Jan. THE will of Miss
Ellen NJ. Green. the aged SacO woman,
who fell down stairs. Christmas Eve
and was killed. has been found but
the signature has been clipped off and
the will is void.
The missing will was found. yester-
day. by Ms. Fred c. Greene and Tim
othy Donovan. who have been clearing
up the old Greene mansion on upper
Main street. this city. the past week.
At the bottom of a box of papers
the will was located. but when it was
name of Miss Greene had been clipped
OIL
The will is the one made by Miss
Greene four years ago. i'll which she
gave nearly all Of her property to n
public school in Massachusetts.
Now that the will is without effect.
the PROPERTY. amounting to from $4,000
to $1,000. will be divided among the
heirs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-09
FALLING ICICLE
Deals Chas. PhiIbrick
Terrible Blow on Head.
Taken to City Hospital, Where
He Remains Unconscious.
Surgeons Are Considering ACCESSIBILITY
Of Operation, Today.

A peculiar and possibly fatal accident
occurred, Saturday morning, when
Charles Phibrick, who was loading coal
IL the rear of the PurintOn Bros. build
Ing. was struck on the head by a rar-
ing icicle and suffered injuries from
which he may not recover.
Mr.. Phlbrick had driven in from MS
place on the Coombs Mill road for
load of coal for private use and after
loading. had driven to the scales in the
rear of the Purinton block. While the
load WAS being weighed a heavy icicle
loOsened by the rain and wind which
Was raging fiercely at the time, fell
from the roof of the building. In the
fall the icicle came in contact with the
electric wires which are so numerous
in this vicinity and broke into two
pieces. Mr.. Philbrick evidently heard
the noise and turned his head to look
upward just in time to receive the
heavier piece of ice which was six in
chcs in thickness ard weighed about
10 pounds, on the left side of his head
and face. telling him to the ground. DR..
W. II. Harris was in his office in the
building and Immediately had Plum
mer's ambulance called to take the un-
fortunate man to the City hospital.
When examined by the hospital sur
Geons the face was found to be badly
bruised and il was decided that the
skull had been fractured resulting in
conclusion of the brain. 1t was thought
best to defer operation until Sunday
morning. Sunday morning. the patient
recovered consciousness and asked of
his attendant: What time is it, but
soon lapsed into unconsciOusness again,
from which he had not recovered at Il
late hour. last night. 1t was again de-
cided to postpone the operation until
Monday morning.
Mr.. Philbr;ck is 4 member Of the firm
Of Pinkham & Philbrick, dealers in gro
ceries and provisions at Coombs Mills
He is most highly spoken of by all who
know him as business man and citi-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-09
koussinoc Meeting, This Afternoon.

The annual meeting Of i<oussinoc Chap
ter j. A. r.. will lre held with Mrs. w
II. Gannctt. at > o'clock this afternoon.
Thu election of officers viii TAX. place
at this meeting. and the members are
requested - come prepared TO pay their
annual dues.
The program Will consist of paper
The Revolutionary War Begun" ny
Miss Grace Gdnucit. and 4 biographical
-l...ch of Samuel Adams 10y Miss Alic-
NaComh"r.
Members will please note the change OF
tn, hour ol meeting from Ia ) O'Clock
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-09
PERSONAL Mention.

Miss Eva Nashon of Waterville. was
guest of friends in this city. Sunday
J. 3. Phiston of New Haven. Ct. was
a guest of relatives in Augusta, Satur-
day.
Rem Plummer Of Watervillc. is a
guest of numerous friends and reid
tives. in Augusta.
Friends OF Glen Murphy will be
pleased to hear of his continued i'm
prOveincnt at the City hospital.
Miss Alice sassett has returned to
her home, i'll WINSTON. after vi.itin.
her brother. Norman - Eassett. on
Green street.
Mrs. Oscar Child WHO has been III
New Hampshire for a month past. call
ed by the illness and Ccith of 4 sister
returned to her home. III this city, FRI
day.
Mrs. J. J. Rove was called to Lewis
ton. Saturday. owing to the serious i'll =
ness OF her liece. Miss Helen Sher-
bourne, and returned in the evening,
bringing the sick girl with her.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-09
Cured Of Asthma
Alter IS Years of SUFFERING,

:. will be gratifying to Asthma tic
~ to learn that an absolute cure has
reau. becn discovered by DR.. Schiffmanu.
al as a. the remedy is an effectual one can
n"t no doubted after perusal Of such testi-
not ~ that OF c. w. Van Antwerp, Full
NOM Y who says: Your remedy
''SScc1htifmann'ss Asthma Cure is the best /
sH 't,ter;st and tried it and one box entirely
cru nc ot asthma. and have not had
!.ti,cc, ! can row 20 10 he'd and sleep all
Hs, win gerffG fr eSmt9rt which nS ,b hays
I"- ,or m. health that | now enjoy.
yo" mat You will publish this letter, that
h h.5ers may learn of its wonderful vir-
coi,, bv AL druggists at 50c and 81 90
"a y. stamp TO DR.. r. Schiffmann Box
se1' st. Paul, MINI. for a free sample
.ackage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-09
Can You Take a Weeks Vacation?

If so drop a postal to the Royal Blue
Line for their illustrated booklet OH
Washington. giving all details of a
seven day personally conducted trip,
for which $500 covers all expenses
from Boston: leaving January 9Th and
Goth, February Sd and 18th, March 18th
and 21st, April 18th and esth, May 10Th.
Three attractive tours to Florida.
February eth and 21st, and March eth
$3.50: two weeks in the land Of sun
shine.
Address Jos. p. Tagsart, y. f. P. A..
$50 Washington street, Boston, Mass.
jan5-1-9-l1-l3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-09

ors' although there have been times
whcn others have been chosen)
Another set is forwarded through the
mails.
Sun another set will be delivered to
the Judge of the United States district
court which is the Hon. Clarence Hale
OF Portland.
The messenger appointed to convey
one of the sets of certificates is Maid
by the national government - cents
10" every mile of the estimated DIS
t2!lct- by tn most usual route from the
place of meCt ting of the electors 10 the
seat of goI eminent of the United
States
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-09
E. II. JENKINS
UNDER CONY HOUSE, AUGUSTA
fs.S
NIP IT IN THE BUD.
Frst Appearance of DardruH n Fore
rLri. OF EutEre Aul.inens

mat sLc,i i tho case has been con
ousN"ly proven by scientific research
fto' M. ia" noicd Eu:Drean skin
ip"c'"Hst. d"c'arcs that daniruf IS the
hHf"""'i-;.p cuIicie of the scain. cauee1
~ r'ras:tss DESTROYING The vitality in
-" h1;r bulb. The hair becomes lifeirss.
mn n timo. falls out. This can lie pre-
vented.
F'WA-o'+ Tirrrir.de kills t''e Gn-drrfr
gem art rNstor"s the hair to lis natu:al
S'''h"SS AID abundance
tnal"r is now used bv thousands az
IH Pie ~ satisfied that it is the most
""i'rfui hair preparation on the mar
k"t to-,ja.-.
S'd 'y leading 6ru~cists Send 1or. If
namTs for sample to The TIerpcide Co.
Detroit, Mich
''cwdltch Webster 4 Co. Special Agents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-09
Coughs and Colds.

All coughs. colds and pulmonary COM
plants that are durable are quickly cured
by One Minute Cough Cure Clears the
phleGm. draws out Inflammation and heals
and soOtheS the affected parts. strength
ems the lungs, wards off pneumonia
Harmless and pleasant to take. Sold by
EOMditch. Webster 4 co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-09
SPEEDY Relief.

salve that heals without a scar Is De-
Wits Witch Hazel Save. No remedy
effects such speedy relief. 1t draws out
Inflammation. sootheS, cOOlS and heals all
cuts, burns and bruises. A sure cure for
piles and skin diseases. DeWitt's is the
only genuine Witch Hazel Salve. Beware
of rCunterfeits they are dangerous. Sold
by Bowditch. Webster T. Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-09

Plummcr's ambulance and a Decent
team became entangled in a mass of
fallen telephone wires on Bridge street
soon after O'Clock, Saturday evening
occasioning no little bother and trouble
to drivers and passengers. to say moth
ing Of wet fee; for the rescuing party.