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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-08-16
DOCTORS MISTAKES

Are said often to be buried six feet under
ground. But many times women call on
their family physicians, suffering, as they
imagine, one from dyspepsia, another from
heart disease, another from liver or kid
ney disease, another from nervous pros
tration, another with pain here and there,
and in this way they present alike to
themselves and their easy-going or over
busy doctor, separate diseases, Tor which
his pills and potions. In reality, they are
all only symptoms caused by some uterine
disease. The physician, ignorant OF tho
Cuuse OF suffering, Keeps up he treatment
until ,i large bills are mde: ,Issgering
wrong treatment, but probably worse "A
proper medicine Like Rierce.a EAxorlta
have eh[IFsIy T$N3Yed The disease. there.
by dlspelIIng All those d1sresslng symp..
p9oonse d misery Sas Sssn ~e sad
that "a disease known Is half cured"
DR.. Picrce's Favorite Prescription Is .
scientific medicine, carefully devised by
an experienced and skillful physician,
1t is made Of native American medicinal
roots and Is perfectly harmless In It's
e1ects IN dllL co1dltllM QfEhe- feMdIS
AS q powerful invigorating tonic va
yorite. Prescription imparts strength to
the whole system and to the organs dis
tinctly feminine in particular. For over
worked, "worn-out," rundown" debiIi-
tated teachers, milliners, dressmakers,
seamstresses, rshop-girls,'n house keepers,
nursing mothers, and feeble wor - gem
orally, DIR. Pierce's Favorite Pres. ption
Is the greatest earthly boon, being I'M
equaled as an appetizing cordial and re-
storative tonic.
AS a soothing and strengthening nerv-
inc rFavorite Prescription is unequaled
aud is invaluable in allaying and sub
diving nervous excitability, irritability,
nervous exhaustion, nervous prostration,
dance, and other distressing, nervous
symptoms commonly attendant upon
functional and organic disease of the
uterns. 1t induces refreshing sleep and
fereves mental anxiety and dependency.
Ut: Pierce's Pleasant Pellets fnvigorate
49, stonach, liver and bowels. One to
sn1ee oose. Easy to take as candy.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-08-16

An old Pennsylvania Dutch DIM
kard recommends "Hickory Bark
Cough Remedy" Guaranteed to cure
your cough, and guaranteed to be
pure. Made from the bark of the
shell bark or white hickory tree. For
sale by DR.. f. Wenz and all dealers
everywhere.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-28

40 Gents. Tic &od)e bieicr Weiicll
iin0 mciit @ltropaer, melhc Die Mobl.
5citcn nod benz 8cid)mod Der 2ertc
'bcrcitcn. Sir Die meltinoiidcn Pr
better linb % @or.&iid)en in 9ctricb,
III pcncn BON mcltinbiidcn Godcll
Wtobl5citcn 5lr 30 Gents pro Gag urb
Wtonn abgcgcbcn merOcn. Gie 3abl
Scr arol1fcn belief iid) i'm Iurd)idnitt
oui 916 pro Gag, Gegen nos Sorjabr
Gin bcnlcrfcnsiucrtbcr 6ortIdritt. Snl
o%bNcloliencn Tedynungajabrc lullrs
Sen iibcr 51@ Wiuionen Glibif. CARDS
Grbc ltnb @eitcinc o~l,sgcgroben unb
fort0cidlofft, IN bcn erItcn orci 800
notcn ocs loiticnben Hed,mungSiob,
res - Sllli, MllgllIt unb september
- 2.3t1 900; es mllrbe olio cine melt
bctrddtlidcre N(rbeit gcIeiitct, ais III
brci Monotcn ocs &orio6rcS. Is
iporcn bo5li 63 0ompiidoufeln, 2Si
2ofonotipcn mo cine Mlcnqc @oa.
oon.M oterio mo onbcrc gpporotc
in 9ctricb. Der @eridt ~liefcrt elm
rcdt aiinItiges 9ilb iiber ben Sort
id)ritt Scr 9anol. Irbcitcn; 9iil1Itigcr,
oIS man 81 9cginm bes 9ollcS an.
ncbmcn burftc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-28
lest iteht arbcitsI@FHtiii a4s1Hfohrn.

IVY INNIi NIpNllNlpI'8ASbi WY y"
bcs 0cipcnit Dor ser 5biire, glcid).
6citig nit Dem @iutcr, @as ihert
mid Der rcihc Scgcn ocs 2onocs,
bon Dem iiir mid 10 iucnig obfdQt!
Tanfer1, lucnn &ubgicr Die Wtittcl
sur 2cbcnsboltumg 10 pertbe,lcrt,
boB Scr ScroiCnlt fnllm reid)t. bcn
Gid gcniigcno SIT bcieecn, Die Stubc
SIT m0rmcrL Die n0tbigcn aleiOcr 81,
tcihoiicnH Spld)c Wconnfen 9crcr,
bic 3ltr Scitc itchcn miiiicn, pcnrl
gnocrc I'M llcberfllliic ihpclgen, oic
nit bco 2cbenS Notbcn uno Bitter,
nilicn ringer miiiien, obne cincll
Ylob al scr Sonncnicitc ocs 2ebcnS
81 finoerL iino nid)t obuc 9credti.
9lln9.
limo mcm oas @liId I'M Sabre &c
lGd,elt, Der tbllc bclltc '0cr5 uno Sano
ollf, rnb niht blob Den Wfllno, 90.
nit nlld) cin Sihtblid IN ons DOE
@rou Der Nrmcn uno Iiirftigell
iGat. IS brollbt oft 10 ipenig, olld)
Dem Arnlcn cinen iroben Gag SIT
MAIDEN, uno am notionulcn Can't.
i~ogungstogc iolltcn Der iroblihcn
@cbcr, bic @ott licb bat, 9enllg icin,
hic bon ibrcm llcbcrillB aud Dem
Tcoiiritigen cincn irobcu Soq ma.
den, on Dem lie 0antcu fonncn.
Gam miro cs elm 0onfen Init Scr.
gen, Wun0 un0 SGll0c1."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-28
Sitreau Der StraFcuourfbrndjS .G ummii1rc,
Nucn .4cb1ubc.

baltimore. 26. giopember 1907.
IS miro 1ieriilit hefannt gentudt. hnb In
@cmdbbeit Der ibnsn burd sic @oridriftclt ocs
aapitcls PA Der @efebe Der 9caielatur bon
Wi0rDlano bonn Sabre 1904 uno Der urn u. Wir6
Wiabors unb Staotratbs bon baltimore unb il.
aeno ipeIfer nif biefe gngeIeaeubcit nnlpcnbs
barren 8efebc ODER 8eroroluneeit. bic StrubcIi~
our6brlbS.G onlnifidre fir bic Staot Baltimore
TurtbsApeune his sur Ne,pingtun.Npenuc, 5u
cnnoerllirelt NH %erbffnen, lpie cs alt oent
olr6 bic am 3. Ec3cTber 1898 untcr5ci6ncte
@erorbnuno gr. 1870 Ses Mapors iinb Staot.
ratbs au9cnotllIrclleli Blun Der 3opugrGpBitben
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der porgeid ln9enen
Straben thr Den glnner por9e8ei6nct; p%olttdn'
aeIter Nerbefiernng, Der lest i'm ~bef1gten 9iireni
per b~efasten GommifIdrc aufbcpabrt unO 3ur
Sic Clinic bciaeier @crbc'ierino mirb Gin.
a%ebcnber nnr6 bic foI9enoen 9lnite uno Grc1'
8cn beifriebcn:
9ietclbe bcoinnt an Der Torbfeitc Der giorib.
Boil 6itlid bon Der Siticitc Der 2inbensstoeiluc;
bon ba i'm re9tel sSinlel 5lr Gortb'gnenlle
iHiG nis Scr * aei sll@ i 3tra} isl1 Sis S pic 5' iet gt ans:
geIe9t 1T: nnnn lpcitIi6 ~befuater Mitieufuie be:
fagier Mcfcronir'S trnbc entldn9 4 Sub 4 llo y
3Sn; Ssn" sa Igt'i RsS ! gra 3 o. Gan %f III unG o,s 20
Elinltc an ber Siibfeitc Der Jtepingtonsgoe., $50
Sib II 3oH bttli6 pom Der Sitfeitc Der Bolton.
% stgTix io,1 gir Oi Gt isei e aasssSaitIc9 A. 1T i,. bon port
Noenue fed,sunofcf65ig Sub; bnrn fiiolid. einer
2inie cnilang,. pie parallel nit mo ~feobsuno.
i's sa' bSu 1 as4 S Sritfs;, " aIui rs'3 u tsg ss 5,cidrt afmSi,
iicgt, sos Siib bis 8ur MliticiIirie bon Der Re
lcrpoir.strabe, pie hiefc lett aus9eIeot 1T;
boirsStrabe 4 Sub uno Az 3on; bann iihltd,
circr Clinic ent!al@, Die parallel nit nlb iedSs
inbieds5i9 SUB bitlid, i'm redten 8infel. ae'
neiicn. non Der crftcn Clinic biefer Nefhreis
bun9 lie9t. 1888 5uB 8 3ou bis sur 9%iorofeite
Der giortbsIocnlic, oanil ipetili6 an bcla9ter
Norofettc befngter Nortbssfoenuc fc6sulofebs5i8
SUB bis sum- slnfan9spunfte
llnb fe MAIDEN hermit ierner befarnt, bab
beiagtc 9pntmifdre an 5reitag, ben 81. &c
8embcr 1907, 10 llbr %ormiitaaS. in ibrem 9fis
rcnn I'M 6%oensSebduoc, 4erineton' uno Sonis
bah. Giraffe. ibrc criie SiBiiit9 5ir @erntbuu8
Der Gr1fintla ocr GaIoius s(ocltiie, mic obct an
gcgcbcn, bnltcn pcrocn.
SamcS 8. smitG,
3. Mrtbnr Ntdbam,
SameS 8. Marine,
Gommiiidrc.
JGnacuc q. Rpbgers,
(Too27, Scs4 ,1t,ts,2D GIcrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-28
Mud Gin .Irtifel.

,Niln oonfct olle @ptt nit Serserl,
Wuno uno SGnben!" bcibt'S III bcml
oltcn airdlcnlico! Ger Nmcrifoncr
bat iid) gum 0onfcn cincn bclonoc.
rem Gag feItgcictt. Der Froiiocnl
Der Ser. Stooten bot bus &olf bel
3eitcn ouigcforbcrt, Den Ionfia.
9un9sto9 miirbig sill Icicrn. Sic8oli.
pcrncllrc Der Stootcn bobcn Die Iui
foroermg bcfr0iti1t. llno ihlicb.
lid lit es ia nid)t nlcbr ais rcd)t,
buB mcni9itcnS cin Gag i'm Sabre
Dem Can't gcmibmct lit. Sb nit
Dem Scr5cn gcOonft miro, mag oabin
0eltcQt blcibcn. Nit Dem Mtlnoc.
boS lit id)on ctwoa @cionberc: 9rnt.
opfer nnO onbcrcS erleicnc, moS ail.
dye unb Seller MIR orl bcionocrcn icit-
!ihen So0en lciltcn fonncn.
limo 10 miro bonn bclltc bonn gt,
lontiifen bis gum Stilcn N5eon gut
gegeilet uno %getrnnfen. @ir lcbcn
MN einnlol IN elmer motcrialiitiid)cn
3eit. Ginerlei, oh mir Elm gutes obcr
Elm idled)tes Sobr aebubt bobcn,
9onfto9 miro 9eIciert; Euter, Der
Tonftogo . Togel, mub, iein tint,
iprig e~ebrotcn, ouf Dem Glide tic
ben. Mud iucr 9erooc fcincn bcion.
beren NnloB 81 groBcm 9onfc hot,
iucm bos Sobr ipellig gcNcbcn obcr
picl genpmmen, ipcnn cs Eiiifc &C.
gcbcn unb @lnocn geihlagcn, Ole
nod nld]t pcrnnrbt limo, er miro bcn
9onfto1 mcnigltens oils Somilicn.
icit ~ieicrn, gcmciniom Croft unb
@crgciien iufcn fir Scimiud)rngen
unb Shidiolsihlaee, Die ilber i'm
nieoergcgnngcn iinb. Gs mag ia
olld cin Croft iein, iucnn aud cin
ihlcd)tcr. bob eS nidt nod idlim.
mer 9efonmen lit, oils cs fam. Sir
Gtpos bot Gin Sober al bonfcn,
iperm boS @eiiibl Scr Sonfborfcit
nid)t gorl5 unb gor III ibm eritorbcn
lit. Sreilid, iinb mir bertc onbers
aeurtet. oils Die Yilgerp1ter, bic Den
Ganfiaeunestag III gnlerifo einge.
fibrt habcn. 3ieic olcm ipeltlidcn
Tergnilgcn 10 nbboloen 2eutd)en err
loubten iid). nod)bem Die grnote Elm.
gebeimit, mirflih eilen Scittag, Gen
Sobbatbtoa founten tic ba5u nid,t
ncbmcn; er mare ourd cine Seitieier
entbeiIigt porben. Sic moren from.
me 2eute, penigitel1s llod) ibrer ar,
idai!ung. Sic fiihrten Elm beid,ol.
rno erballliheres &eben, ols mir, Die
b~aitenben, ME roltenben &inoer oes
~. Snbrbunberts oui Der Sagb nod
Dem Slid. llno Die llnroit bes &c.
bens, bos '&ingen nad Wammoll
hat ben Ganfiaglingstag mcbr mo
mebr perdilBerlidlt.
6oti gaitf opferii2 60 frngt man-
der. @ofiit9 ST bon bcn Scennm.
qen bcs QonbeS ettpas mcbr aui mid
mo Die Meinen gefommen nls ihme.
re Arbeit INN far9en Sobn? limo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-28
>unncritas, orn %. Nuucmbcr 1907.
MNt Sritcn.
Gum Sanfiagnngstaac.
Son g II It up Spier.

Gontlogun03tog rlldt Id)on bcrnr,
MIN moIlcn germ mir oanfclL
Cab mir ais frcr5ii0clcr Mnnm
Nid)t 5Gblcn 6it Den &rantcn.
Tab mir nod INNER boil Slln1or,
Oh Iccr oltd unIrc Goidcn,
llnh mir pCr9cbiid, mic 5ilunr,
Nod Slid unb @oblitano bnihcrl.
ga, oonfcn, BOB nit gIrbeit oft,
Mir ioruIidJ iibcrloocn,
llno GA, no mir Eroiit gcboift
&crnusipringt Nidts, ais Shoocn.
9ab inns Gin b0ica Gnbe orobt,
@ic'a bel SoIcntcn Wobc,
God ooB gcruib bic ifiperc Notb
Inns lolien miro I'M Sooc.
@ir oanfcr, BOB Mrs nidt Der.
ltcb'n,
Gic @ahrbcit 81 pcrihmcigen,
Cab mir DEM &olf nic Noieu breb'n,
Sortif)rittlid) ltcts inns 5cigcn.
Wir 0arfcnJ 0oB mir ms bcId)lucrt
Zen &opf nit piel @cididte,
@ie Der Nroiciior tie gclebrt
Turh Eroio un0 8cOidtc.
Mir 0nlfcn olld) iiir Wundcrlei,
@os inns ihon piberiabrcn,
llub ooB Dor fciner Sdererei
90 lciht mir 81 b%elpubren.
@ir bonfcn, b6rcn mir piel 9lcd,
Sinh ollie 3cit 5uirieocn,
@ir banfcn ielbit fir ollcS Ecdl
Sus reid)lih ms bclficocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-28
Nnrrn Z. Edlnnfclc.

IS itarh AM ~. 9iopenbcr 1907 Sarrn I.
sdaufeIc i'm utter bon IS 5nhrcIt lino 8 Wip'
n1tcn, 9eliehtcr Sobn bon Ioolpb @.. mo
Wiarn q. Sdaufcle. Sie gccroi9un1 finoct
samlitag, Nn6mittnes 2 llbr, bon icincr ySobs
nllla. Nr. 26S, BERT. Sarforos %9lochue. aus fiutt.
Neifetuna pripatim. (332-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-28
E6nrIcs 0urniB.

90 itnrb am 20. Gopcmbcr 1907 SbarlcS
3aruit, ~0clicbtcr Saiie bon SrdnccS 5drntG.
Sic Veer0igung ftnoet Iunncritug, ben %. 9ius
bender. Winraets nm 10 llbr, bon iciner &oDs
rltng, gir. 1923, FcnnihlndniG z9locnlie, aus nab
Der Ct. NIpbonlussNirfe iiutt, 100 nm II lbr
Gin Henuients SobG,nt cclcbrirt miro. 8eifeblilg
nrinntim. Nitte. feine NIllnlCn. L33l-2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-28
@ininm Mnuk.

Gs ftart am 20. 9ippcmhCr 1907 @iniam
Diaut, 9eliebier Sntte bon WnrO Minnb. Die
yecrbi9In9 iinbct Treitag. NJ 10 llbr ltor'
gems, bon. feincr 989bnun9. g'r. 1112, NnrS'
S~bcnsStrnbc, aus ftnit, uno hurllt nab Der rts
miidsfuibnlifhcr Ct. Sniohus.tirhe, lpo nm 0
llbr cine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iir ons peil ieincr
SccLc %ce!ebrirt ,piro. 9etieguI13 prtonttm.
I22n--D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-28
Ycrnburb 6. Hcclcmann.

IS itarb am 81. Jiopcmbcr 1907 Ncrnbarb
8. Nericmann, 30 Sabre ult. ~iiinaiter Sobl bon
6rcocrid linh gouife Neeicntuni, Ter 3raucr'
@ottcSbicnit finbet samtag. oCl so. Gppember.
Miorgcns 10 ubr, in Der |sobnlira feiner
gltert, gfr. 1874, SScits9ecsS Giraffe, fat. 9cis
fctull9 pripItim. 1922
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GNiplanb's tiirfiide 9abcr,
eanitabls; @sbanbe. gOitamt sestn, etets Dffen,
SpoeSfGQc.

souis @trharbt,. al Sabre alt, Or. 100. gScii.
gScit.Strubc, 20, yiopembcr.
Widaci Sambera, 81 Sabre alf, gtr. III, Dit
NllgbessS irhBe, 26. Npnembcr.
NINA HclH, 40 Sabre alt. 9r. $40, Stt'Soms
barb Strube, 81. '9tonember.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-28
hilbert Is. TnQcr,

2cifeubeitnttcr
aa6foIger bon gRiuiam g. 6rb uno BET tbnt
fir "a Sabre 6eftdftigt. str. 22t, Hnro.Nruab.
lpan. 9eIepbon: gBolfe 1908. Widbige Vreife.
(Sft2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-28

9renncrcien notbpenoia lit, inns oas
aaeS miro in 3ufuuft in @eeiaa
fontmen. Sn Den Serluit bnben &o.
pital utb arbeit iid ST. tbeilcn.
Stint Wiaionen Collars lit cine be.
trddtIide Summc, icocnfnQs bcbel.
tcno me6r, ais bie @ortiiibrer ser
Notwithstanding IN cincm Mcn.
idenoltcr auf cbrlifc @ciie perbie,
men tonnen. SnSt. 2ouis miro man
mobl cine abnlide 9crc6nltng a%nitels
len tonnen. iio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-28
Yitrcau Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Gpmmiidre,
VnIt III G. u. gtppember 1907.

Nireau ocr strahenbarhbrud,S. 6 pmmiidre
Walt limo c. q. 9tupcnber 1907.
Separate pcriegrltc 5procrungS.N ugebptc, Die
an Den nNoaro OF ghparos" Su Sinoen ocs
Staht.9tcGiitratorS Ill aorcilirel iino, iueroen
bis Mitt,uud,, ben 4. Se5ember 1907, @or1nits
tags II lbr. bon benz Observation-Disclosures in fei'
ilcm ,gilreon I'M 8atbb1uie ~ent9esen gencmntet
tS9,,c TaI ,,,, Sv S;c,nf Tpi uu'I ,nit Wiit,,I HIHE" Se W"
%. Sirube, bon BET CAT bis 6ur Grorllpcl'
Gtrabc.
Spc5ififntionct unb slnecbuts. SormlIare iucr'
ben atf Gerluu9el bon bielem 0iireui gelietert,
100 Eline mo @rllnbriifc e~bcnfaus eilt9eicbcl
lpcrben iontcrl.
Gin bcGluubiatcr Gbcd in Sbbc oes in ben
Gpc5iiilntionclt nngc9chencu ,Vctrdecs; 61blbar
an Den Winhor mo StdotratD BON baltimore,
ntib itbcm Nl1gebot bcigefiiet icin.
SaS. -. Smtth,
Trdiioent Der StrabenourdbrtbssGommifl
eugene Z. 9%ipogcrS,
Glerf oer Teb6roe.
@cititiGt:
Z. Barn Mabuul,
TrdIiocnt Der Goniruftoergchut9ssTcb0roe
(gior2i %. 23. %. 26. 27. 20 80. ScS2,3)
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Seine Gntidcn NIT 8nmmiraSern
fir 8eerdbniIe. 9ctSeitcn unb @etenldaften.
gSei6e Notwithstanding - eIeftriftes Sitt iiilb
Garbon%3eialng.
Baltimore Gonpc COMPANY,
Tr. 3t5, @cit.J abette.e trate.
1eIepbrre: UT. Yernon 256: eonrtlanb 1fSS.
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Sirdlidc Mnacisen.
SiunS 8cmeinoe.
Wcfauntmad)nngcm.

Sanft1gsslnba6t II ltbr BORN. Seine Guis
irIulocIlsS tuuoe aIt Samftup. 1922
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-28

1as bette unb biGisie btutffe glatt In ben
Dliitel. uno eibftnnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-28

aaentur fRr @nibingtun nnb 9iitrift Columbia
YIN. Saunrmaun. 1915 Marion.Str, N'@.
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geihatsfabrer 6. N. 9eiu5, @obuung:
6. & g. 121 8 8aIbrooi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-28

Ser GrobibitionsIt a q
Moinc 6cridtet cine Grntc bon elmer
Willion Sob Ncpie(. Gin GROCER
S6cil bapon miro erportirt ipcroc1,
obcr Gin nidt nnbetrdd)tlider Tbcil
mirb sur 3ubrifntion bon ioldcn
Ecmpcrcn5gctrGnfen mic g(pple Sof
ln0 Sar0 Giocr pcripanot mcroert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-28

nSflobom mia muB es Dor
Sborc8ihlub ood idnrf bcrgcgangcr
icin. 8ie sic oklahoma Nelligfci-
ten" in Ecrrp mittbcilcn, moren Die
9cpobncr ser llmgegenb am lcttcn
Gage ser tcrritorialcn 'Scrrlidfcit III
ser Stnot uno itiQtcn ibrcn 0urlt
ulli 0rci Sabre I'M &oraus.
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Der 9eutfdeH Correspondent

G%iarntbRmer 6. 8ntue, 8obnune:
G. & g. IcItpbon: 1865 NaoifoH-R.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-10
SOMERSET.
ST. AlBANS.

Mrs. Hattie Phlbrick, former resi-
dent of this place, but now Of New
buryport, Mass, is visiting friends in
town.
AIRS. Frank Chandler, who has been
in California for two years, has re-
turned.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Goodwin with
their sister, Permelia Bigelow, are at
Camp Benson for few days outing.
Rev. Alfredo Brester gave very
interesting temperance lecture in
Friends church Thursday evening.
Will Philbrick has sold his COWS and
milk route to Frank Viuing.
Mrs. A. J. Young of East Bridge
water, Mass. is guest at c. A.
Batchelder's.
Miss Rena Griffin of Somerville,
Mass, is passing her vacation with her
aunt, Mrs. Anna Vining.
Mrs. Minnie Goodwin, who has been
at Biddeford. hospital, has so far re-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-10
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 all its stages, and that is Caturrh.
Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure row known to the medical frater-
nifty. Catarrh being a constitutional dis
case, requires a constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood ard m,l-
cous surfaces of the system, thereby de-
stroying the foundation of the disease,
ing up the constitution and assisting ma
ture in doing its work. The proprietors
have SO much faith in its curative pow
ers that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for list Of testimonials
Address: F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold bv druggists. 75c.
fiOn
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WEST GARDINER.

woODDINE HILL-Mrs. Margaret M.
r.rn,yn' Miss Lillian Brown. Miss Laura
grown. Arnold Ladd, Herman ". BalieH'
Sou,er.ille. Mass, Miss Nellie Foote'
n r. Norton, Roxbury, Mass. are at
daniel Merrills camp for a two weeks
outing and jolly good time
Josrph Gaugh of Dorchester. Mass. L.
7 Grady of Roxbury, Mass, nd Mr.. keene
RI Jamaica Plains, Mass, are stopping al
MerrlFS new camp.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Gross. and Mr.. and
Mrs Clarence PARROT of Medford, Mass,
are passing a months vacation ar Birdie
mere"
Miss Ida Tibbetts of Portland. and Leo
MaplewoOu.
AS usual. services will be held at the
First BAPTIST church on the iIallowel
road at 30 L. NJ. Sunday. Mr.. Tucker
will lecture and illustrate the Sunday
school lesson with a model of the taber-
nacle.
Mrs. Georgia Clark has returned to Dor.
chester, Mass, after few weeks WISH
with her mother, Mrs. Lizzie Rankin
Misses Evelyn Hopkins and Daisy Can
non were calling on friends on the Halo
we'll road Thursday.
Mrs. Abbie Morgan and daughters were
visitors at John Haines Thursday.
VIM. Tucker is attending the meetings
at Old Orchard this week.
Mrs. Addie Stone, Charles Stone and
Miss Matte Lang, will return to their
home in Dorchester after a three week 5
visit with Mrs. stones brother Eben..
f. S. Collins recently lost a fine horse
from spinal meningitis.
Frank Vining is visiting at Charles
Coughs.
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It is expected that about $50 Maine
veterans will attend the G. A. r. en-
campment at Saratoga in September.
A special train will leave Portland at
.715 A. NJ. Sept s. The headquarters
Of the Maine party at Saratoga will
be at the Heustis house. IL.
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COUNTY NEWS
KENNEBE
SOUTH VASSALBORO.

kEhNEBEC.
SOUTH vAssALBoRO.
News has been received in this place
Of the birth of daughter, Tuesday.
Aug. 6. to Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Dickey,
of South Boston. Mass. The little one
has been named Dorothy Louise
Mother and child are doing nicely.
MARANAcoOk.
Nathaniel Willard and daughter,
Miss Edith Augusta, of Strong, are
guests Of Mrs. C.. d. Whittier, who is
a niece of the former Miss willard,
who is a very successful teacher in
Chicago, is now enjoying her vacation.
George Flanders and friend, Miss
Helen Mansfield, returned to their
home in Wakefield. Mass, Thursday.
SOUTH WINDSOR. =
Died in South Windsor, Aug 8, Mary
E. Pratt, wife of the late Hiram l..
Watson of Portland. In January, l906,
Mrs. Watson after leaving her home In
Portland came to South Windsor to
reside with her niece, Mrs. Edwin Bui-
lock. Whitetield was Mrs. watson
native town, and she was Well-known
in this vicinity, where she was mighty
esteemed. She was a woman OF marked
ability and of many fine characteristics.
Funeral services, which VIII pc prl-
vate, will be held on Monday afternoon
at . o'clock at the residence or MRS.
Bullock, the burial being in Windsor.
SOUTH CHINA.
Clarence B. Ellis and Rose Kelley
BRYANT were married Wednesday even
ing at o'clock at the home OF Rev.
Frank F.. Jones. The ceremony was
performed by Mr.. Jones. The many
friends of both wish them much hap
riness.
Clarkson Jones, an aged citizen OF
Dirigo, passed away Tuesday, Aug. =.
The funeral was held at A. NJ
Wednesday. Mr.. Jones had been IN
Dor health for a long time.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. WiAon
died Tuesday after a short illness OF
typhoid fever. The bereaved parents
have the sympathy of all.
Helen Burrill of Fairfield is visiting
at Z. A. Dudley's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Linscott from
Massachusetts are visiting at Jed Nor
rell's.
Mrs. Ellen Smith and Miss Merrill
Of Scion are visiting relatives mere.
Mrs. ]. f. Farwell Of Riverside Is
visiting he'd daughter, Mrs. George
Starret, for a week.
Frank Clark and sister. Nellie. have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Guy HAL
at Boston Island the past week.
Mrs. Julia Reynolds and Harold
Howard are at Charles Jackson's Tor a
short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Fuller went
to Portland Thursday morning, wherc
thew will visit Mr.. Fuller's sister FOL
week or so.
frankie spragus has gone to Angus
ia to visit his father for a week.
READFIELD DEPOT.
Mrs. Abbie Cousins of Somervil!e
Mass, was calling on friends MONDAY
Mrs. Cousins is now at Mrs. MONTHS
Winthrop.
Miss Lizzie Haines, Sl1owhegan, was
the guest of Mrs. j. L. Denton, Satur'
| day.
Mrs. Clifton Harrington and llttle
daughter Beatrice, who have been VISIT
ing at Five islands, are now at Inc
home of Mrs. N. Il. Gordon.
Charles Greeley, Monmouth, recentl!
visited relatives in Realized.
| DIR. Pike, Philadelphia, Charles Pike
| Winthrop, and Nelson Gordon nave
been very successful in fishing at Ions
pond, capturing in one day recently
40 good-sized fish.
There have been recently some goo.
catches at MaranacooK ny T. NJ
Hutchinson and son Eddie.
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Midsummer Specials at Merrick's I
Advisable
Will be Closed Out Early.

1-4oo yards Of Sc. musins ........6c. yd
$50 dozen Womens Lawn Hdkfs. only. .3oc doz
3-25c White goods, to be closed out t.....1sc yd
1850 yds Light and Dark Outings ......Se yd
Sis doz. BIeached scanned sheets '.. &c. each
6-18 doz Heavy Turkish Towels 22x So in. c each
7-Men's black and hose pair for 25c
5000 yds. and Insertion, to inches wide &C. yd
s-25 Wrappers in all sizes only. each
1872 Misses Jersey vests CSC. quality 2 for a5c
ills doz very large cotton towels q x46 15c each
12-s doz. Bedspreads SIPS value s1oo each
1916 Pretty Lace Trimmed Corset Covers &c. each
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GOOD DRIVING HORSE with

all the good points called for by
those who deal in horse flesh.
does not remain In the market
very long. And one Of the
quickest ways OF purchasing Of
selling q horse II through the
journals Classified columns,
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covered that she is at her fathers, H.
G. Buker's, here.