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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-06

@, to Su%perintend a branch mill, and in
1879 became "A partner in the firm. Since
that tim" he has been in a great mea-
sure. the manager Of the business. lie
has put his entir' time and energy into
it. Tie plant ~ been enlarged. other
As clerk In the Capital Savings bank of
which his father is president, nc gained
much experience IN banking and finance.
Mr.. Dcayitt was 'oc three years a member
or the board Of examiners for the Vermont
Bar, a position Ire SIN holds since 1873
until h" was nominated for state treasurer
he was referee in bankruptcy for Wash
instoh county. HIS !esal framing mas
Ipecially valuable as Insurance commits
,.one' III '""'''o" 10 "S u"''' q ''''e
~
FREDERICK G.. FLEETWOOD.
r,odor,oL c,oo, rIoo,uood y, Norr,s-
,.iI,a uos horn ,n =, 1ohrsburv Santom-
har o. ,eeo
rredorick q Fleetwood was nrenared
f,r colloqo f,t G, .Iohnsburv Academy.
entered tho University of Vermont in
1856. and in 1SS> matriculated in Harvard
College. from which he was graduated
in 1891, Just after attaining his majority.
In the same year he entered the law
office OF his step-fathcr, the Hon. Philip
X. Glecd. Mr.. Fleetwood was admitted
to the bar in October, 1874 and in the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-06

The gems which the democrats tried
10 palm off upon the people Of Vermont
did not stand the popular acid test.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-06

A general order Of the war department
just issued fixes the enlisted strength
OF the army at 6,.5l5 men.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-06

The bennington idea has been petit
toned into party Insolvency.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-06

cording to present returns.
ADDISON COUNTY.
Senators-Charlcs II. belong, Shore
ham; B%arnabas W. Collins, North Fer
%risburgh.
Assistant Judges-Frank C.. Dyer.
Salisbury; Edward a. Field, Panton.
Judge OF Probate for the District Of
Authorization II. Bliss, Middle
bury.
Judge of Probate for the District Of
New ,IIaven-trwin A. Hasseltne.
Bristol.
States Attorney Leroy {. Russell,
Mlddlebury.
Sheriff Oln A. Smith, Addison.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Senators John S. Holden. Benuing-
ton; Myron +. Roberts, Rupert.
Assistant Judgcs-William c. Peck,
Sandgatc; Everett r.. Potter, Pownal.
Judge Of Probate for the District
of Manchester William =. Edserton,
Manchester.
states Attorney William r. Daley,
Bennington
s~herin-Honry S. Wilson, Arlington,
High B~ailin-Edsar L. lawrence,
Sunderland.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
senators William h. Iaylor' hard
wick, stephen p, Morse, Danvtlle.
Assistant ~Judges-Gcorgc T. Eastman,
Walden; j. Frank Rugsles, Burke.
Judge of Probate Walter +. Smith.
St. Johnsbury.
States Attorney Guy w. Hill, st.
Johnsbury.
S~heriff-George F. Winch. Barnet.
High Bailiff-Vernon w. Rand, Hard
wick.
CH1TTENDEN COUNTY.
senators w. D. van Fatten' Burnhg-
TOM = . fietcher' Essex H. ~ Rod
erts' SHeIouf,2e.
Assistant JNdg':-'onh H. hyoh' COZ
ciesLer' ""4'i"' Al batuer' NII'Sl'"'
| burlington.
states Attorney Alfred L. Sherman
b~urlnston'
oherlH- James H. Alien Essex.
hish baiHn- H. A norton iiuntnS-
'oh'
ESSEN COUNTY,
Sa,o.or po,or, Cbas cuua,,u
Ass,s,ar. Iudooe- 0r,.or u r,,,i,u
Concord. James a. Beat,ie. Brunswick.
1,dso ~ robata-usrhn. ". piaLa
brighton.
u,eh paninNcoorro $3.50 Tom
-, 1880
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
senators-selden c. Greene, ST. Adams
citv. RoIIn NJ Pe,,on Richford
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-06

all as one well fitted to fill the office Of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to which he aspires.
In the village school. academy and bust
ness college, he received a good prac-
teal education, and at the age Of eign-
teen entered the employ of his father
who. with o. c. Miller, was engaged in
u prosperous business, then only in its
infancy, the manufacture of lumber. the
firm being known as Prouty q Miller.
lie was very soon sent to Knowlton, +.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-06
RUBAGyAT OF A MOTOR CAR.

RVBAIYAT OF \ MOTOR CAR.
Would YOU YOU las, remaining thousaI
spend
About the Motor quick about il. frie
y hair perhaps divides this make fl
that
Ara on hat hair, prithee, may ifedepe
Now the new year rcviving old desi]
The thoughtful soul to catalogues retid
He scorns his last years |runabout, 4
The newest, biggest touring car aspld
Each year a hundred models brings, \
say;
Yes. hut who buys the "A Of yesterd|
And every mall brings in new c~atalog1
That make a last years model fade aw|
Wasete not your hour nor in the u
pursuit
OF demonstrators who will loud dispJ
This one is best because It's painted 4
THAT one because it has a louder toJ
IT'S only a beginner. young and green
who thinks he wants an odorless mad
inc;
What fragrance is To rose or violet,
So to the motor car is gasolonc.
-Argonaul
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-06
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Successful Tickets in the Four.
teen Counties.
Republicans Have the Great Mas.
of County Officials Through
out the Stntc-Next
Senate.

Following are the names Of the county
officers elected in Nermont's fourteen
counties and they are all republican ac-
cording to present returns.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-08

Webt9e WtecHibpDo'm loto toIlE
Jonathan ampui opulaieieriiii Seo'
Ipn SurlepsIG popoutti Goroneeri
lautafunta mime tuorstoinen pitGs
mdsid6n iSturnosioan foifcsto ippl.
lilppoestd tefoon iobon ban ei tabol-
lodn lppuinen pllut.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-08
u. ~. YeterSpn,

Notorp Bubble tdsid f%aupmSicio
tefee fonppofirjoiu, fiinniipSfifioio
~sEl;sa-aS Ia mkt1firioio
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-08

ia Ills bppin tunnettu.
Gaamatuita, &utb. &irtfopps'
t%illoito, toroolimirlifiripia ia uIeito
muitntin useonnoailio %tirioio OH MT
iuitri ioopumht past. y. WSuprellc,
STIMULATED oStomooa ennen ti,in
ppuipdt,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-08
SrumruoOOista ia icm pnlz
pGristDltG.

partstpltn.
9aulatoniertista, ionfa Son
loaiS eurofunnon loulufDDri, TOTES.
ia ~paifaeIa plenon ilmpitutIen mus
faou tpin,een panee gSolo +. Ieuron
baalina emf iunmlntai iltona, pnp=
odmme mield f%onloloiiiue buomout-
Gnfi %innnmntaina pibetddm ius
molanpallpeIus g9afeIieloin &auiols
lisleurotunnou firfosIo fello plioli
fpmmcnen oamulIo Iefd idlfeen puo-
lien fello folmen oifana p~aifosio,
iofo aamu Sumolon polpelufiesio
tarfemmin m%GGrGtGGn.
= SnmalanpaltuelmS. Sunnuniois
na feQo puoli fpmmenen pioetddn
iuomalaiiella roittiustolollo Wtpntre'
alisIa isis. ia Ian,ano pdiWGnd pi>
oetddn SnmoIonpolpelus telo tafIi
,aGi,p6aG- Surrnn mainin pddId, loi
mpin GuomnloiIelo roittiishaolilo.
Goifei pmot ieuroibid terlpeluleita
ia pppbetddn fonIoloiiio pudmoinis
miQo paifeafunnillo ilmoiitamoon
niistd noopureileen,
= Salntaait, SpttD iofo pIao pus
bilo mGbdn en9lonnin tieltd Ioopi
paifan 98iaiom Widen m%ofeisfous
pasta.
@arbaiSta la%iiuafultma ennuss
teiaon tdnd femdnnd. Sddn Ell la
nota plemou pbtd mobmoo Fun le
oil miime muonno. g}orboin pupli
~oIioslo OH fuitentin le, cttG mitGdn
uilpio iGdlouttoio eli MT ole idrrpilld
ia niioen muoooetumincn ei enGd ole
Gmultopoo, ipten ills Iotomoin oipoon.
nuituo eli laimoillo ole enG6 peIdttd
pid esteitd idrmi1d.
- Te,u @SmnrS Snmes ia bdnen
muimonIa iotta ennen clpot orhneei
SronipopoiSiotin, oliipot niioen la
betpSIoornooiien io,ifosIo jotfo pa'
fcnilpat yioncbou9ioto SiinoSIo ia
laopuipot &~iotjan9iin hurlpdlIileSti,
Sonpmo oil IuureSti termetullilt
b1nen monboIe WionSiclo fooulIo
eldlpG0c %dioiQeen, iotu oil Ionomo
iebti uutioten iobooSto luireSti bup.
lisbon.
Safioiiet, poion ia tptDn lab
ioitti Spbn :. Solon ipoimo michel
leen belmif. 81 y. Yliti ia %pienofaiie
poippt bplpin. NiStidiIet oIilpo
ipiinte "Iunnuntai iltono.
1pbtpri Srann ionta eritois
olonu OH iilmG, formo, ncnd ia furf
futouoit t,llee tdstG lGbtein tdnmddi
SronmoooioIo iofo toinen ipiiffo
GnIiterron nllee ban f6nnlddn moa
LIST. u y. ia noiooon bdntd Sur
rp !SoteuioIo. YoieJo Iomitetoon i'll
mile lopilpifIi. lohiori 9rounill'
OH 20 ,ttoori 9lIbIonoisIa gSis.
- geppa nnmttamat tpSbuomeen
IA. &anIalaiIemme gniti &innuIo
io1a cnnen on plut poin DaniS &
Scbrin rofenmufien p~iercSid, OIL M
mmttanut len VIC 2eoo aipemele
ldbeac S~itpbouia, meIfein fuostapad
I'd SuomaIoisto opteeff:a futen oil
nabtdmdna toiiesia paitasio olefpos
ia iImoitufieSta. Wr. 2innulo tete
~taifenoisto iepdn ommottiin fulIl
ipoo ip5td. &drrpien !. M. I. For
iauficsIo tefee ban mp1s puutpDn.
8eboitamme foniaIaiiia Icppdd tor
ipiteSiaon tddnipmddn bdnen puo
leenIo.
W2ieStcm iltamat iImoitciaoi
pibettdndfIi Notwithstanding
bprpafIi g8oIoieuron boaliIo moo
Iisf. 20 y.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-08
: Ssarmempi ia esnaiicmYi fnin

panffi on iuomalaieten Wiietan &arz
hun &uimontopbtiD, iosIo on fol-
mottafnmmentG mineroolifleimiG, iii
ben luethuha mpllp ia ipeIioiteuo
(fleimit) ia OH tpistotpmmentd POI
tenttitleimid, ioiSto eli enddn t%aripitie
tebod muptuiSto osleementtiG. Npt
to%Iitpimeen faimannon tG~poeliieen
tGpntiin IoomiiefIi ostomalIo oIots
feita &oneiStpn rafentomiSto ipars
ten. Nliamiebeltd moitte loooa tar
tempia tietoia.
=. MGntDld, oliamies,
80 &. Stper it.,
Sronpoob, Wticb.
= George @recntuouo'in ioto tohs
tomottoon ampui o~pulaieieriiii Sea'
lpn S%urlepsiG mopoutti Goroneeri
lautofunto miime tuorstoinen pitds
mdsiddn iStunnoeioan toifcsto ippl'
lilppoestd tetoon ipbon bdn ei tabots
ladn ippuinen plhut.
anuIaiietli
Wiconliniu Sentral routotien pobs
lpieoimiiionouo on molittu >. N.
SobnItone. ia tuIee bdnen pddforttces
rinio olemaon SronmoobisIo. DIR.
Sohnstone on faulpon ollut ra,ltas
oIueeaa moinitun ten paIlpelufIesIo
ia Ills bpmin tunnettu.
Haamatnita, 2utb. &irffpppss
t%illoita, foroolirpirlifiripia ia uleito
muitnfin usfonnoaiIio %firioio OH MT
iu,tri loopunit past. y. gSuprellc,
&iirubtafun oStomaoa enren tiiin
ppnipot.
Simnait aleruas. !OUpGnob-
faiiia Sbrome &io mieetcu tenfi6,
binto $3.50, m%p0oddn SronWpooiu
so. Stporieia MT SLID.
= Samialaifemme Sobn &oiu on
Iaopunut poitfafunuolIemme Wiin'
n%eopplisto, Wtinn. ia pitomut po;for
,Srpnpooo Sboe so. liirfeeSld gSo.
10 JfoittiusI euron rofenmitIeSlo, JOS.
ia toilpoo topoomonid hituiIooti
tonioloiiio, pddstdfIeen beiodn tut
tamuuteeu a. - 0iaiQd, pllen mont
miotinen fofcmlS liifeolouu, tot
lpomme bduclle m%eneotpotd tddad
meiodn poiffotumnollommct
= G~rp,ufurS ia w. 6. Si5er mics
ten fengdt oipot poroito miti robol'
la pstoo mpiooon. XuiuuS, tcfo, 10
pirpoiIuuS ia moIi erinpmoinen
Goiffi muut fenfGtebtoiliiot ofpot
beiodn idlitteliDitdGn. Sinnot merfit
tpt tebtoosia $3.50, $4.O9 io $500.
90. s. Oi5er potenttinobfoiiio fenfid
i%euroa firiollinen tofouS. Wipptdmd
ma oinpaStoon Sronpoooin so.
Stoorisio.
= Mene Gmruopam maibin, elm
HonSfoon, Sofiaan ia Gn9lanbiii
tai bptuin puctetum omeriffoloilei
noiIeu tptD ia tpip. miitd oipat pa
rata naisten fenfia? gSastauS OF
lpbpeeti. Dorothy Dooo $500 il
$3.50, Ictd Sob WieboI $500 ic
$3.50. WpDtdpdnd ainoastoon Z
ronmoooin SO. StooreSIo.
=. 8amiafaiicmme Sobn Gill Min
ncapoliSta, Wlinn. OH iuopunut paif
fofunnollemme ia poIfuelee plciIDi
SuoupIoiiesIa fenfdfaupaSIo.
- Nippifumlm altoo moaIiSfuui
26 y. Flo 10 aomuIo Sronmoooii
& mIouiSIeurafunnon firfoSio. vi
pile Iosteminen topobtuu pddiidis
fpdnG.
= Sum teio1m ndfDnne fdp bel
fotIi ia iilmdnne alfafpot bdmdrtd
mddn min on teiodm liuoin parae
fdpod oStamoSio Iopiiuot iiImdloii
6. W. DeoniIto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-08
c. B. WILLIAMS,

Na1KeI1aIseH KautdtdVaraH IA ta1ouskaIuJeH myyJa'
Ironwoodissa, Mich,
my parhaita tavaroha ia tarjoaa The Majestic Range" uuneja parhaim-
pima mha milonkaan on valmistettu. Hin o n myynyt Sherving William
sin valmmksi sekotettuja maaleja 16 vnotta, ia tetaa niden olevan par
hainta laja. Hin tekee myUs kakenaista vesipHppujen ia hkaviemaren
panemiaa ia kaikelasta plumbing work alae kuuluvaa ty0a. Voite al
ma kaantya hanen puoleensa, sla haneHa IN alma suomalainen kontoors-
san ia saate hanelta rehelisen kohtelun.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-08

Notorp Bubble tGsid f%oupmn0ioio
fonppofirjoiu, fiinnitpSfirioio
rtfr% He
~ tIid warten, Yolosyo benti
observation-disclosures uotettdlpimmille
pbtiDiue. - u. MS. YeterIon.
9arwites5anne fire, ia firioi
tuspaperio. tpnid ia muStetto, mon
fGG &. Nt. Seonile. OGnellG on
mpptdipGnd niitd toiparpito noitto
mistd l%oiisto. Sdheltd Ioobaon mpDs
pstoo lpolotuiposfpteloita foitenfos
foilile molotuipille.
Sifeen mmiifaaliicn loulufons
Iertin paree toimeen &onloliSleuros
funnon tirftptDori iildltDriffoollo,
lpoibtelemolla obielmolIu, iunmtntoi
no emf mooliStmm IL y. puoli s IL
lolu ySolosroittinoieurou bualillo.
sSmumatfaa!
SoS boIiotte tlmnollieto loittoo
inonmietoiolo, mibfidiiisid, y. III.
tiloisIo Min pDpoGmme tddntDd mel
BON pupIecmme, yglIpcn 9iole" pys
feSteri.
Wtc moimmc ontod purempoa loits
too foboelo i~oittptonecIIo. fun tni
Jet uIeompilufuiieno.
Wle ioitimme ct. H%ouiiin mailman
uGpttclpu oitono moinituSio fou
p~unoioIo, ioolputtocn cnncn tuulus
molonio iuoiionpioituSto pleii6ltd.
Sioitc: y. >. Dor 274, Sron.
mooo, Wtid,. Gli wpitte idtt0d fltt'
Jun gluttoion fonttooriin.
Sronpooo, Wiicb.
94ainD Gfauijtilla
on emf mofon rddtdliliife. Sos ii.
loatte bdneltG pufunne min mlette
ppbptetDfii. Sdnead OH luurin mo'
lifoimo f%onfoito tGeIG tounti5io. Gil
eebuone 113 SuiInlt it., Sronm ooh
Wtid). - Gel. 297.
- NaitttnS impmid, tuumoa fab.
mia, tupaffoo Icfd mofeisiuoroito
Iootomono Wotti SitfoIan mofei5t
faupasIo Observation-Disclosures tailor
aIoterroeio.
Noifain ia Iasten poI,uibouir'
ia, pufuia ia pddapStatfcia Yeto.
Inn laoiennuSmppnnioId iuureSti oIen
netuiIlo binnoilo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-08

1nnteia antaa enslamnim fie-
iesfx Sobn ). Siaber9, oiunnos'
ioan: 1876 MonsiicIo, it., Sronpooo,
Wid,.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-02-08
A Brand New Feature.

added to its fast growing business a
painting and paper-hanging depart
ment. This department will be in
charge of B. F. Smith, the veteran
painter and paper-hanger. who is too
well known to need Introduction. The
stone building across from the yards
on Main street has been leased for
three years for this new department
exclusively. The company also has
employed j. L. Gibbany. an expert
buggy painter. who win superintend
this important department. sot4
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Classified ADS"
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE A Smith Premier type
writer. Inquire at Record office. tt
FOR SALE Austin No. 4 well ma
chine with complete set of tools.
Inquire at Record. 85t12*
FOR SALE:-A SO H. P. gasoline en-
CINE, been in use about 80 days
apply at Record office 1878.
FOR SALE OR RENT My resi-
dence on Richardson ave. House
hold goods for sale. Call at house.
Chris Totten.
FOR SALE Two splendid driving
horses, perfectly gentle and sound
in every respect, also buggy n
harness, piano, household fur
niture. Apply to M. w. F%lournoy,
80 North Penn. S7t6*
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The Reader Magazine, in it's jan
uary number, publishes an interest
ing article on tuberculosis, climate
and the great southwest. The arti-
Gle is interspersed with excellent pho
tographs of the Cathedral, the San
Miguel Church and the S%anitarium in
Santa Fe and many others. The ar
written by Albert Hale, a physician
who is we'll versed in the different
phases of the disease and it's treat
ment in the Southwest. DR.. Hale was
sent west by the Reader, for the es-
pecial purpose of writing articles on
consumption.
The article states that twenty thou
sand people with consumption come
to the Southwest every year, from all
parts of the east. No matter how far
advanced the disease may be, they
think that if they once reach this
climate, they will be cured. The doc
tor say that twelve thousand, out of
the twenty thousand that come every
year., arrive too late and die, which
gives the impression east, hat eli
mate is of no value in the cure of
the dread disease, the white Pla-
que" Among other things in the ar
ticle he says:
tai Importance to an understanding
of the disease that there are three
stages of consumption.
Less Chance.
Patients in the first stage do not
show many or any of the signs of it;
got rid of, a cough which hangs on,
bronchitis which makes them
short of breath, and they can't tell
what is the matter. The germs nay
may not be discovered, although
they are surely there, but the lungs
show no signs and only h skill de-
rived from experience will detect the
true condition. And yet this is the
most important stage of all, and to
take it in time will, with reasonable
certainty, lead to victory, so that the
patient need devote only months to
a cure.
Patients in the second stage do
not necessarily look much worse or
feel much worse than in the first, but
by this time the lungs show physi-
cal signs, there is fever and there
may have been some hemorrhage.
These cases need great care; they
may be cured, however, by patience
perseverance and the determination
to remain away from the harsh North
which is the same as saying that they
must stay permanently in the more
salubrious Southwest.
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A Grim Tragedy.

il daily enacted in thousands OF
homes. as Death claims. in each one
another victim of Consumption or
Pneumonia. But when Coughs and
colds are properly treated. the TRACE
dy is averted. r. G. Huntiey. of Ok
landon, Ind, writes: my wife a
the consumption and three doctors
gave her up. Finally b took DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. coughs and colds, which cured
her, and today she is well n strong
1t kills the germs of all diseases.
One dose relieves Guaranteed at
soc and s1.oo by Roswell Drug & Jew
elry Company.
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chamberIain's Cough Remedy Abso-
luteIy Harmless.
The fault Of giving children medi-
cine containing injurious substances
is sometimes more disastrous than
the disease from which they are
suffering. Every mother should know
that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
perfectly safe for children to take
It contains nothing harmful and for
coughs. colds and Group is unsurpas-
sed- For sale by all dealers
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FOR RENT.

FOR Rents room house, 81 N.
Observation-Disclosures at Record.O3*
FOR RENT:-30 acres-8 acres bear
ing orchard, 8 acres in alfalfa, good
ROOF house, good barn ETC., 2 mi.
East of town. Inquire of S. M. King
Roswell, 88t10*.
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WANTED.

Wanted clean cotton rags at the
Record office.
WANTED One 4 or 6 b. p. gasoline
engine, at once. Address Box 357,
Artesia, N. M. 54tf
WANTED By young man, light po-
sition on ranch, neal Roswell.
Would accept other outdoor work.
Inquire at Record Office. SSt3*
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DON'T BUY YOUR WALL PAPER
until you see the elegant assortment
that the Pecos Valley Lumber Co.
has ON the way lei low 1t win ar
rive in . few days. sot7
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chamberlatn's Cough Remedy tn
Best Made.

In my opinion Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is the best made for
colds" says Mrs. Cora Walker of Por
terville. Calf. There is no doubt
about its being the best No other
cure viii cure q cold SO quickly. No
other is so sure a preventive Of pneu
monia. No other is so pleasant and
safe to take. These are good reasons
Why it should be preferred to n 9th
err The fact is that few people are
satisfied with any other after having
nce used this remedy. For sale by
all Dealers
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ey paint and ioor finish mt he Pc
coa Valley Lumber 20. 7sn
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Pushing the Primary Pledge.

Bryan's Commoner, published at Lincoln Nebraska, has
for over a year been making a campaign for the organiza-
ton of the democratic party by the rank and file.
According to the terms of this plan every democrat is
asked to pledge himself to attend all of the primaries of
his party to be held between now and the next democratic
national convention, unless unavoidably prevented, and to
secure a clear. honest and straightforward declaration of
the party's position on every question upon which the vot-
tiers of the party desire to speak. Those desiring to be en-
rolled can either write to The Record approving the OBJ
ject of the organization and asking to have their names en-
tered on the roll. or they can fill out and mail the blank
pledge, which is printed below.
The Record will, after making a list of the names for use
in forming a Democratic Club, mail the pledges to Mr.. Bry-
ans paper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-04
CAPITAL JOTTlNGS.

Government receipts Monday: From
internal revcnuc. $1,963,371: customs.
$1,22O. 500; miscellaneous, $20I.9hi. FIX
pcnditurcs, $4,000.
Charles G.. Washburn was unani-
mouslv nominated by the Republicans
ur the 81 Congressional District
Of aSSachusctts to succeed tic late
Congressman Lockwood Hoar for the
uncXpirci term.
1t was announced at the White House
Monday that the President will reap
point Judson E. Clements to be men,
Der Of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission. Mr.. Clements term will eX-
rire Dec 81, 1906
Senator Penrose introduced q rcsOlu-
ton in the Senate Monday calling or
| the President for all information re-
! garding the dismissal of a battalion O
negro troops at Fort Reno. Okla. OF
account of the ARRAY at Brownsville
| Texas.
! Emphatic denial has been made by II
4 II. Miller American consul general a
Yokohama. Of the reports emanatin:
from san Francisco that he had predict
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ed Il war between the United St%tcs ana
Japan. Mr. Mill, declares as absolute
~ false the statement attributed to him.
.i"..crt,.nG to Il decision rendered Non
day by the supreme court Of the United
States, Z st"tc railroad commission eau
not compel trains running from one stat
10 another to stop at designated stations.
The cas-" involved was That Of th" Mis-
sisSirl railroad commission us. TIN Hi
noiS Central Railroad Go.
Thomas " Lawson Monday til"t, Il :. II
clal d,.nii! III tn" supreme court I'D Dos
ton in the suit Of Payne. Wchbcr & Go.
against himself, a. q. ANA q. u. BuIraG !,
seeking specific Performance" Of AN aGrc
n?cnt under which the ,omplainan's wcr-
t. ~ allowed to Eo.l 10000 shares If cop
p,r Range stock. Tnc bill alleged thai
tullag" d;sroscd Of the stock in trade
with Lawson.
\. Grip, the Swedish minister, called on
Sccr.tar Of state Root Monday ana pro
scented his lctt'r Of recall Mr.. Grip Is a
Norv, g.on AMI it is expected that his
place viii 10 fil!cd ~ 4 SNcdc. HIS re-
call is an u'Itcnmo Of the separation ri
Norway ana sweden. he having repre-
scented both countries up to thu time Of
tina, n,..ot ar,.,,v,rd ,.ontinufn., ne III.
representative III Sweden
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