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The Brunswick news., 1907-12-29

RUG SALE TODAY LEAyY & cos
The Brunswick news., 1907-12-29

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SEHa1BY'S StAlz TIE 0NEYgoTkn
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The Brunswick news., 1907-12-29

VIII save go. b.9 money ea that
cYercoat
sig Levlsen.
SsY A NEWS f4AEgOR MAGA,
ZINE. PRICE, IS CENTS ON
SALE AT T;3IS Cs. zee AND
FLEMING g. eRNANT-.
flc TfCE.
Neither the un6ersige@d or ths
owners VIII be rasponsi0la for aGy
debts contracted by any Of tie crews
oftDredge Number Z, DIedse NRmoer
Ids. tugs WilHaua S. Blwstar juno
and Kate Cannon. unless accompan-
led bv an order signed by heir re-
spectiye captafAs, or through the
undersigned
p. Sanford Ross.
6y c. e. ely.
gIanager.
The Brunswick news., 1907-12-29

! VIII save go b.8 money 81 that
cyercoat
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-02
HANDSOME DORIS HART
APPEALS TO THE LAW
Woman Who Went on a Bend
er" Swears to Complaint
Against John McCarty.

Doris Hart, the young matron from
Colorado Springs who came to Salt Lake
for n good time, and got robbed while
having it, swore to a complaint Satur
day charging John McCarty with steal
ing her jewelry after she had once no.
titled the police that she would not
prosecute him, After swearing to the
warrant Mrs. Hart disappeared from
public view. and vowed she was going
back home. 1t ,s questionable whether
or not NcCarty can be prosecuted In
her absence.
Mrs. Hart admitted Saturday that she
had been "'indisereet in Salt Lake.
She left home, che said, because of
quarrel which she had with her bus
band. They have become recouciled by
telegraph, however, and now everything
is lovely. Mrs, Hart declares that she
met McCarty when she asked him on
the street u direct her to q good hotel.
He sent her TO a place on State street,
she declares, and the next morning
forced his way into her room and robbed
her of bracelet, a locket and chain,
a gold bac k-comb and a suit case full
of clothes.
AS a matter Of fact, however, Mrs.
Hart stopped at the Knutsford before
she went to the State street place. She
took up her abode IN the latter place
at the suggestion of a travelling man
friend Of hers, who also lived there.
This is vouched for by the landlady Of
the house Where she actually did meet
McCartv IS moro or less of a mystery.
Mrs. Hart left for Colorado Springs
over the Rio Grande at S clock Sat
urday night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-02
M0N0P0LE HOTEL BURNS
Twenty Thousand Dollar Blaze at Jor-
dan Valley, Ida; Small Insurance.

Special to The Tribune,
BOISE, Ida, June 1.-Report has
Just been received that the Monopole
hotel at Jordan Valley was destroyed
by fire this morning, entailing loss
of about $4,000 with only $4,000 in
surance. Seven valuable horses were
burned in the barn. II is believed that
hobo, who said he lived in Salt Lake,
set fire TO the buildings, as when arrest.
ed several things belonging to people
Of the hotel were found on his person
He is being held for further Investiga-
tion. Harry Scott, the proprietor of
the hotel, was the principal loser,
Although diligent search has been
kept up, none of the bodies of the seven
men drowned in the Payette river near
Garden Valley Thursday night have
been found II will be difficult to locate
the bodies, owing TO the fact that the
water is high and muddy.
Today State Horticultural Inspector
and Pure Food Commissioner A. F
HIT retired from Office, and he was
succeeded by J, r, Field of New Ply.
mouth, recently appointed 10 the posi-
ton. Mr.. Hit will return TO his home
in Weiser.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-02
CHIEF ON THE CARPET
Oman of Frisco Must Explain Charges
OF Tampering With Jurors.

SAN FRANClSCO, June THE
grand jury met in special session this
afternoon to consider charges OF mis-.
conduct In Office preferred against Chief
of Police Dinan by District Attorney
Langdon. The chief is accused Of using
the police department wrongfully to
gather in behalf of the defense infor-
nation about the various veniremen
summoned for tho completion Of the
jury which is to try Mayor Schmitz on
charges OF extortion returned against
him by the grand jury.
Half score of witnesses were exam
ined before the grand jury today, com.
prising police officers and newspaper
reporters. No statement was gwen out
by the prosecution at the conclusion of
the session, other than that the grand
jury will meet at 2 p m, Monday TO
further consider the case
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-02
STOCK SUBSCRIBED FOR
LARGE PLOW COMPANY
Articles of Incorporation Filed,
With capitalization of
100000.

LOGAN, June 1.-The Dsnielson
Piow company has fled articles of in
corporation with the county clerk. The
company is capitalized at 100000, and
its place of business is given as Inde-
pendence. Jackson. county. Mo. Th.
company is organized as follow: w G..
Danielson, president; s. o. Bennion,
vice president; Joseph Quiuney. Jr,
secretary, and II. E. Hatch, treasurer
Stock has been subscribed for as fol-
low: ". G. Danielson, $4,000; Joseph
Quincy, Jr., $4,000; George c. Rigbv,
0. Bennion, independence, Mo. $4,000;
2. w Weigo. Denver. $4,000; II. L.
Hatch, $4,000; C. II. Hart. $1,000; George
W. Lufkin, $500; Jacob West, $1,000;
Joseph f. Smith, trustee, SIS 5000; Jesse
knight, Provo, $4,000; j. W. Knight.
Provo, $1,000; w. s. Magnum, Provo,
$500; Inez K Allen. Provo, $500: j. Z.
Booth, Provo. 500; Albert Manwaring,
Provo, 800; Joseph P. Keeler. Provo.
500; George H. Brimhall. Provo, 800:
S. S. Chapman, American Fork, 5000;
o. f. Miller, Salt Lake, $1,000,
Logan News Notes.
The report that Moses Thatcher has
cancer of the stomach is strongly de-
MED by his physicians. They say that
his is case of chronic ulcer Of the
stomach, but that there is no indication
of cancer. While he is still very weak.
he is very much improved over his
condition the first Of the week, and
hopes are entertained for his recovery.
Edmund, the 3-year-old son of Lewis
e. Wilhelm, of Greenville met with an
accident the other day by which he
may lose the sight of one of his eyes.
The little fellow was striking bottle
with an ak and particles Of glass flew
that Mr., Wilhelm was advised TO take
the boy 10 Salt Lake for treatment
Horton Hammond, of Providence. cut
his knee cap very badly with draw.
ing knife a physician was called and
found it necessary to take several
stitches TO close up the wound,
Jens Nelson, father Of Elias Nelson
of the Seventh ward, fell and dislocat
ID his shoulder yesterday.
Mrs. Edgley, of Pocatello, underwen
] yer ydelicate operation at the Bulge
hospital on Tuesday. two very large
internal tumors being removed,
Mrs. Hiram Fuhrimann, of College
ward. was operated on at the hospital
She rallied nicely and
seems favorable for her re-
,overy.
Miss Carrie Mathesen. of Ovid, Ida,
vas brought TO this city and operated |
IN Yesterday for appendicitis, the opcr
alton is reported MS successful
A son of 3. \. SJoberg, of Millville, |
s suffering from bad case of blood
poison
a little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs |
Joseph Hansen fell and broke her arm
Robert Smith, who was brought from
Oregon with severe case OF typhoid, |
las so far recovered to be able to leave |
he hospital today. /
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-02
Asks Release Of Lands.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 70 TIE IrIDCNs.
WASHINGTON, June 1,-Tbe forest
service mas asked for the release from
temporary withdrawal Of land in Wyo-
ming and Colorado, In Colorado the
forest service has requested the restofa-
tion Of 90. $50 acres in Huerfano county,
withdrawn last February, as an addi-
tion TO the Las Auimas nationnl forest.
and tracts aegregatine about $4,000
acres in La Platte. Montezuma and San
Juan counties, adjacent to the Monte.
zuma national forest, and temporarily
1920 acres IN Carbon county, Wyo.,
which was proposed as an addition TO
the Medicine Bow national forest, is
also listed in the request for release.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-02

in the vanity Of the county attorney.
and he resented il deeply.
no Felony Charge.
Mr. Hanson admits that if this lat.
est prosecution Of Sheets fails, the
prosecutors are at the end of their
rope. He declares that no felony charge
Will be Aled against the chief and ad-
mits that even the evidence OF his com
binatiou OF crooks, perjurers, Protcs-
sEonal confidence men and thieves
would nos be sufficient to convict
Sheets Of felony. The prosecutors,
therefore, have staked their laet hope
on the pending prosecution. The at
torncys for Chief Sheets. in all proc
ability, will contend that Judge Arm
strong's action is baT TO further pros
ocution
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-02
BARON TURNS LABORER
TO WIN FAIR AMERICAN

. JOPLIN, June Baron Paul
: Won Zglitski of Berlin, Germany,
: and Miss Helen Nicholson of
: this city were married at the
; home of the bride S parents at
: nigh noon today.
> Miss Nicholson is the daugh-
: ter of Frank G. Nicholson, a
: wealthy mine operator and en-
. gineer, She met her husband
in Paris year ago, while visit
: ing the capitals of Europe,
!. The baron for the past three
: months has been working IN the
: mines here as spade hand IN
: order TO become familiar with
+ the operation Of the property
: over which he will have control,
: and in order 10 prove his worth
: mess of the love OF the rich
: mine owner 8 daughter,
: - - -;- -,- = = - y,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-02
GIRL PREFERS JAIL TO
oBEYING COURT ORDER.

= COLORADO SPRINGS. June
+. 1.-Because Maxine Fuller re-
= fused to be dissuaded from her
=. belief that possession is nine
= points of law, she is spending
r her hours today in a cell at
:. the county Jail She was brought
:. into court this morning because
:. she refused 10 surrender the
= books of the Mary Murphy Min
:. ing company, which she ac-
+ knowledges TO be in her posses
;. sion. Miss Fuller claims about
=. 500 salary for the work done
+. upon the books. When the min
X ing company demurred to imme-
- date payment Of the sum, Miss
r Fuller is alleged TO have inform
i. ed the officers that as long as
r payment was deferred just so
:. long would they seek in vain for
L the books. She was sentenced
= 10 iail until she would consent
T. TO turn over the books,
= III stay in Jail till rot,
+ she said. "but I shall not tell
!. where they are.
=. = :. i. = 4. !. i. + j. = = = = =
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-02
OFFICE CL0AKED FRAUD
Sensation Caused in Odessa by Expo
sure Of Men High UP.

ODESSA, June IA sensation has
been caused here by the arrest OF a
number Of officials and well-kpown law
yers who for years have been engaged
IN conspiracy to defraud the State Of
the revenue from estates whose heirs
were missing or unknown. The plan
of the conspirators, who operated chief
ly in Odessa and Warsaw, was TO OBJ.
tain possession Of such estates by the
use of fraudulent documents or by
bringing forward false heirs. An order
placed with an engraver Of Vienna for
duplicate of an official seal led to the
discovery of the frauds The persons
implicated arc said to have derived
about S500,000 from the s~indles,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-02
ANACONDA sMELTERS
CASE COMES TO CLOSE.

BUTTE. Mont, June 1.-The
Bliss smoke case, in which Fred
J. Bliss, citizen of Idaho, who
owns n ranch In the Deer Lodge
valley, Montana, seeks TO close
the Washoe SmelteTs at Ana
condu by injunction and to re-
cover damages from the Washoe
Company for alleged harm done
his property by sulphur fumes.
came 10 close today before
Master Crane. The decision OF
the latter is not expected for
several months, The case has
covered period of almost
ono year, Great interests
arc involved. as to close the An
coRda smelters would be TO de-
populate Anaconda and TO throw
10000 men out of work in Mon
tana.
\ = \ \ y = I. !. i. !. :. =. i. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-02
WESTERN WOMAN LAWYER
WINS MEDAL AS ARTIST.
Special to The Tribune.

SPECIAL TO The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, June l.
Mrs. Gertrude G Grey of Ne
vada has been awarded the gold
medal by ;ne Corcorsn Schoci ol
Art at its annual commence
mens Mrs Grey has studicd
art with uncoasing diligence for
the last FIVE years in this city.
Before that she practiced law
in Nevada, having been the first
woman admitted 10 the bar in
that State. She will go to Eu
rope soon to engage in further
studies and brush work.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-02
Steamer Sunk IN Collision,

DETROIT. June 1.-The steamer Sci
wyn EDDY was sunk in the Detroit river
today in a collision with the steel barge
Maid, owned by the United States Steel
corporation. Immediately after the col
lision the Eddy headed For the Canan-
dian shore and the steamer sank fifty
feet from shore in twenty-five feet OF
,wateS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-02
pioneer Roadbuildsr Deod.

EUREKA, Cal, June John NJ.
Vance. d prominent lumberman who
twenty wears ago built the first rail
road in Humboldt county, died hero last
night, He was 65 years old.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-02
Confederate Veterans Meet.

RICHMOND, Va, june 1.-The
United Confederate Veterans today
elected general Stephen D, Lee Of Geor,
gia, as Grand Commander and General
W. r. Cabell Lieutenant General, De
partment Of the TransMississlppl
Hundreds Of the old soldiers are going
home to escape the cold and steady rain
unprecedented i'll this city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-02
Admiral Goodrich to Command.

NEW YORK, June 1;-Command of
the New York navy yard was today re-
linouished by Rear Admiral Joseph D.
Coehlan TO Rear Admiral Goodrich.
= ,,spher Of the Endicott Board of For
tidcations. president OF the Naval in
stitute and commanderin.chief Of the
Pacific feet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-02
WESTERN POSTAL NEWS
Pennington, Davis County, Is to Have
Rural Route Service.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
Cooley has been appointed postmaster
al McGill. White Pine county, New
Rural route postal service. one route,
will begin at Pennington, Davis coun-
ty. Utah, at once.
Mrs Ida L. Barnes of Kansas City
has been appointed matron Of the Yin.
tab Indian school.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-02
RoDber OF Sister Caught.

WHEELING, ", Va. June IF. ".
Hohehn, charged with stealing $4,000
in bonds and $1,000 in cash from a
sister in Indianapolis, was arrested
here today, Al but $1,000 was found
on him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-02

lprr,y Is Trying Il
iEsppusibility for
Is Prosecution.
L. George A. Sheets
H. Justice Bishop, Lore
IA g,,rioo and its en-
IL nd furnished a bono On
4 i, appearance on inc
r.ril conspiracy. The
IL, he bond, and then
Is sorsn y. cOristen
LgS the statutory arh
Isrp cf venue. alleging
~ Bishop. BY reason OF
Ls;S 10 give him q fair
4 r,lininary examination,
y rsyidine for a change
~ rs; when the proper
b! d, justicc shall trans
IT. Il. nearest Justice OF
Istis ordinary mind, the
IL q gr. Justice Bishop
"a. ju,iice Of the peace
IL Lake City. But Mr..
u be moment the afii
Ir,isl. began to cast
Er-i Tor 6 Mormon JUS
|r- be conld send the
Ia tr,rd Of Justice -
lr dealt out in Mormon
/ |kas'ed tina, the justice
, US probably the near
rE ysphi Timpson.
y 4 Forest Dale, be it
kd Timpsou. Nephi
i zane. He is a Nor
ly serene. More than
rikr for the Smoot
y tnnble, Forest Dale
ur a. active supporter of
h,s Emery and County
lis Hanson in the last
rig convention, and was
{ last body.
Is.ts Bishop suggested
ia ease be sent before
~, Attorney Christensen
X - SUGGESTIONS to make.
|iIly that indicated his
E's' FOLLY Of making sug-
L jU'iics Bishop when
rrg was present. Mr..
lSseyer, had no time
-ipl' from the county
sTttntly Mr.. Hanson
p aslng counsel in the
. i',orneys for the de-
2'it reporter, so Bishop
Vidsr adviscment, and
4 ni'ln'e later the place
4 5'riiyely.iuclincd per
y u buying pools that
II 3 transferred 10 any
Il The peace.
iTlg to sidestop.
r.! Hanson is trying TO
4 IstNbili,y for the last.
IL Z, SAtets prosecutors.
q ~ les last complaint
!. one Quashcd hy
u tie District court
IS s'csu'e Attorney.Gen.
.. sa;' 2 INSISTED that it he
liz. Egs'a'ial Breeden, so
lailous to get the
Es,'ne court, He cx.
,,s.r ARMSTRONG will quash
IN I''a:, but, having lost,
= ngat of appeal the
r.. 'a.'.''Fong quasbed it,
"A Of getting into the
~ ~ !. his excuse of the
,,...iy ~ idyiug in the face
-',s' decision is that
t..I,'s' and lsn't true,
n '1 4. dlsmissed his for.
,.,,I, y supreme court. he
~ ,son ~ that Judge Arm.
H. =, ~ Incomplete: that
NJ nI ns,I a fual judgment cnt
Is nisIe9t IN entered by the
n '''naiion had been
4 y. ss., he attorneys for
Icss,i ss,i TO conssS, sris ,bO, bot
Iils, . 50 that il would opL
Lh.s sS;!e'den's :; idea Of
Irr:t,.oSI y :, things. This
Er;.,, ,'gasd on its me- merits Gs
IN, ,sSc"evcr. ,S1 that he
y zoe loor -
s Major Brecdon ulL adg!s Sis
Ess = q The attorneys
II a.. ! mn he is now sigh
~ u ssart. "'uen and
IN AoaAs Anger.
~ .,,oa aas aroused ,bo
sr ,S'y sS, Hanson and md
N :, ssr snl''' the CHIEF ic's
EEl,o.sS. e, pierce The
IN u ''',' i !, Of the eountv fy
Ea ~ = reflect on hjs
IN, a. q,..iIpss,,:onally be- be-
..n tss sss'osarnntion Of
Esh' 5ysssn,s' s5,'i I.4,g Anglo,
sa.o,ia.G6S. raGS the Desereett ret
hl,,,' that On
sr 4. oOiainabIe,, 'no 40
IA d. .prosccutivop Ge ;9
XN,s'. eOusty atm IT, IA
Iserissss ssss'eeling crueI,r
~ Ayi.~an ~naer the ear.
= s!Sa; the IaC fac. then ,
Sheets, ns! ,sef that
Toad ,;Sa ,;S.. whipped
I.,'ssII y politii,sqaSIe the case
Eais,, tas !, News Tsfp0sss ? s.,
I<elr,ss Of yineoa9.s ; ut,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-02
BIGGEST AND BEST

Not oniy Is The Tribune the
largest newspaper In the Inter
mountain Ststcs, but Il more thor-
ouohiy covers tlis fold than any
other.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-02
kFaEM ALL

Ea::f " Trloure is a dis
| =. !. .ssroaene' p'''e'-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-02
: y. A'oans Anger.

= ASis%Sp %p2e' 4 the cap.
~ sSs...iih sGSs. the fac, thai thai
n A,7e bs. chief OF
ioaa sioa ,;SS. whipped
,s' ~ poiiti;suneIe the case
r~s', tho az, ~ purposes
Snsyy 81 n,,: vinegar and md
"NSaag wound.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-20
AMUSEM ENTS.
The Time, the Place and the G

The Time, the Place and the Girl
The Time, the Place and the tirl'
filled the Augusta Opera house last
evening, and up TO the hour Of going
to IrcSs nobody had heard from who
WAS sorry that he went. The piece JUS
titled Ill the good things said about it
in advance. 1t was musical comedy
with a fair amount of good music and
a lot Of wholesome comedy, most Of
which WAS furnished by big and jolly
Arthur DEACON. Strange to say. it had
something Of a plot too. 1t was clean
ana full Of enjoyment from the opening
chorus to the finale. None OF the stars
will ever figure in grand opera, but they
make the piece in question 50 very &C
celtaEly.
Graceful Harriet Burt made a great
hit in her dance and Mr.. DEACON and
dainty Miss McMilen in their catchy
duet. Don't You Tell" We're called
back Il dozen times. The chorus was
large and MAS very fair to look upon,
particularly in the Dixie song Whf re
the stage was fairly a riot of color and
motion. Augusta would like to see The
Place, the Time and the Girl again
and others like it during the season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-20
"Comina Thro' The Rye" Sept. %.

The Lewiston Sun has the following
to say regarding Coming Thro
The Rye" which appeared III that city
Monday evening: THAT delightful
musical comedy Coming Thro' the
Rye" which twice delighted large
audiences at The Empire last season,
returned for 4 third engagement At the
same house last evening, and was
greeted BY 4 large and enthusiastic
audience. The play came here direct
from the Colonial theatre, Boston,
whore it closed a two weeks very
successful engagement on Saturday
evening, ana as it has been put on
with ncw costumes and new scenery
this year Lewiston got it fresh from
the mint" 50 to speak, and everything
was bright. nov and i'll apple pic
order
The musical hits Of last year, CLAN
cy." 1T Must BE Love-" My Broncho
Boy Mary. Ny Pretty Fairy" and 4
Know Il Little Girl Like You are all
retained. and several new ones. equally
pleasing have been added, chief among
them being 'That'S What the Rose
Said to Ne and Fiji"
Mr.. Labor repeated the great sue
cess he made last year. He never
over does. but gets his effects in a
quiet. unassuming manner that keeps
Lis audience constantly on the lookout
for something now. They could not
seem t. get enough Of his two songs
Clancy" and 1T Must Be Love
Sallic Stcmltr made an attractive
Mrs. K"bb. and aided materially in the
laughter making with her droll errors
Of speech. :; II Mrs. Malapr"p Mar
carct Taylor was pert and active a
Lizctt". Evilcon DunmOre sang very
acccptably as Lolita, and Miss
Dorothy Bremen was a charming
"RosSic." The chorus was large, at
tractivc ana sang we'll"
Coming Thro' The Rye will be
at the Augusta Opera House, Monday
Sept. %.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-20
so SOOTHING.
its Influence Has Been Felt BY So
Many Augusta Readers.

Tho soothing Influence Of rciicf
After suffering from Itching Tiles.
Ero,n l-czc,r:i or any itchincsS Of the
skin,
Makes one feel grateful to the
remedy.
mans Ointment las soothcd hum
drcds.
Here's what ono Augusta citizen
says:
Hon. Samuel ". Matthews. Commits
sioner Of Bureau Of Industrial ana
I.,bor Statistics, State House. Au-
o,sta. Nc, says: Il give what weight
nav attach to my name. in favor OF
,st ,ncritorious remedy, Doan's ONT
mont Learning about it and that II
could he procured from c. *. Part
ridges Old Reliable drug store. oppo-
site the postofIice. procured a ooA'
and the third application cured case
If eczema which had been source Oh
considerable annoyance to me toi
some time
For Sale by all Dealers. Price o
cents Foster Milburn Co. Bunalo
Now York. Sole Agents for tbs Unitet
| States.
| rrnamber the name D"an', an;
take ~ other.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-20

The Augusta delegates to the annual
meeting Of the Stat" Board Of Trade ut
Portland left for that city Thursday
forenoon, the party consisting Of Hon.
Charles $ Hichborn, John y. Lane,
Walter H. Davis. Henry y. Whitman,
Lewis Selbing and W. ID. Hutchins. The
program for the day included a bust
ness meeting. followed by a banquet
in the evening, and today the visitors
will be the guests Of tn" State Board
on q trolley ride around the city, a
sail down caSco bay and clambakc on
Great Diamond Island.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-20

Miss Claridel Bradstrrct q ne oa''N
examiners office and Miss Mae
pichmord Of the attorney general $
ogfcn Ieft Yesterday for Boston N
t,,air annual vacation. Miss Rich-
rlond Mil spend her tim" ~ -M.'F-
chnea,ts but Miss Rraistrrct Will en-