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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-16
Things You Can Do
Just as Well as Q Learned
Physician,

Often it is needless to consult doctor.
At such times you can treat yourself
lust as well as the most learned physl.
clan. When a man or woman is suffer.
ing from Kidney disease, the doctor asks:
DO you desire to urinare often, and are
YOU compelled to get up Frequently At.
night to make water? Do you have
pains in the small of the back? Does
your urine stain linen? Is there scald.
ing pain in passing water, and IS i
difficult to hold the urine back" If the
answer is YES" to any of these ques.
tons, your Kidneys are diseased and
decay has set in. Ask yourself these
questions. and answer them.
There is another thing you can d.
Put some Of your urine in q glass tumble.
or bottle, and let it stand p hours. 4
there is a sediment Or powder-like sub
stance at the bottom, or a cloudy
appearance, there is grave danger YOU
Kidneys are surely affected. SutteTers
with any OF the above symptoms ougl!
to be glad to know that DR.. David Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy will surely
relieve and cure even the most distress
ing cases. No living physician can pre-
scribe a medicine for Kidney, Bladde'
Liver and Blood that equals Favorts
Remedv-not one. Nearly all who drink
beer or whiskev have diseased Kidneys,
but Favorite Remedy removes the BAD
effects, and it also does away WIN
the use of Instruments for pushing oacA
the sandy matter SO chat the urine may
pass freely from the bladder. All ol1S
.Anrcs sell this 1,ledicine for 81 bOtle
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-16
kRUSO
PASTRY & BISCUIT
FLOUR

While this -four is especially ADAPTED
for the purposes we have named abore
yet there can be made from it delicious
raised bread - not as YOU usually MAKE
bread, but by following our specialreceio,
which we print in our advertisement
or which will be sent YOU on request.
Except when made BY a cook accp,.
toned to using Winter Wheat -four, We
will admit that KRUSO FLOUR will
not make bread as spongy and light a,
same could be made from Spring Wheat
-four, but it is fact that KRUSO bread
is more nutritious, and is more agree.
able TO the taste to those who use It. than
bread made from any other brand OF -four.
Give i trial and you will use it al.
ways, if not for your raised bread, then
for all other purposes.
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RANKS AND BANKING.

The comnmittce on banks and oankin,
will hold regular meeting al Room No.
l4S every Tue day at =. NJ.
TUESDAY. JANUARY -. Mt p NJ on
Act To amend the charter of the Secur-
ty Trust Company.
Act tS renew ard extend the charter Of
the Roothbay Ha-bor Banking Company
Act I, incorporate the Franco American
Trust Company.
the Hamilton Trust Company of Augusta.
Act to extend the charter Of the Mcr-
chants Trust Company and change tho
name of some of the corPoratorS.
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FOR WIVES AND MOTHERS
Save the Loved Ones From Dr,nN !.
-Crrine Guaranteed to Cure q" "
Given Secretly.

If your husband or son has iaii ,r,hIesding
tim to the drink habit. stop pwbich i
scolding and crying. Use Orrii'c
recommended by thousands. ha girer
This successful remedy Gan ticnt car
secretly If desired. or the p p 'nojhsolute
take it Of his own free will In, II drink
" destroys the desire for strphs system
ana builds up the run down nrz-es; ami
Strengthens the weakened. - his norma
soon restores the patent - ,,mphler o.
h inrfon o. i p' & Sent in plain sealed 4
velope. = ., box. Orrln'
is sold and guaranteed by WINS
ridge.
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a Remedy For
Q Worms

Dear Sirs:- Tie Forks. Me- oot, T. :,
Your Il. F." Bitters are used ek o u
sivcly around here. They cured LIZ "
worms. Yours truly, LYDIA HAk'iA'
Children and grown-ups freque a,oI.
have Worms when they NAV pc oo w. are
ing for different trouble. II .asJ 1od's
thin and nervous, give IL. AIMo; in.
Medicine and you'll soon notice di c,, ~,
provement, followed by compete '''''
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WAYS AND BRIDGES,

Regular meetings every Thursday at
o'clock J.. NJ
o. L. SPRAGUE, Secretary.
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INTERIOR WATERS.

Regular meetings every Wednesday at
Q o'clock p VI.
c. T. MILLIKEE. Secretary.
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The ACME MILLING Co., INDIANAPOLIS, Ind

AUGUSTA-Webbe a. Hewett. George n
Haskell, a. NJ. Brown II. w. Fairfield
Edison Locke. W. Turner. GARDINER
r. NJ: Noyes,J. T.. Cunningham, Chamber.
lain 4 Ladd, a. A. Brann. HALLOWFLIr
Charles ii. Clary, a. &. Harrington. SuITg
GARDLS Louis Golg berg WIN
THRDP.Jackson TowIe. MANCHESTER
+. I. Cove. Whitcomb IL Cannon. WINS
LOW-A!len 4 Pollard; RICHMOND
". Scott. NORTH VASSALBoRo.F. E
Good win. W "A. Mariner. BENTON STA
Fred scott. SHA WMUT-l. =. Burke. SKOW.
HEGAS-F. \. Bennett. Arnold a. Currier
,FULLER-EOLWLT COMPANY, Distributor,t
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som ERVIlLE.

to Augusta last week where she mas
employment.
SOMERVlLLE.
Orin NJ Irummctt was badly injured
while working in the woods with ms
son. En was cut about the face 50
scvcrly as to require the services of DR..
Smith of Whitcfcld to dress the
wounds.
John II. Crockcr of Whitcticld VINO
has been working for Albian Lewis IS
visiting friends ana relatives i'll Au-
guata.
George Cliddcn is working for Alb;an
Lewis hauling lumber To Mr.. DodGcs
Mills where il will b" sawed later.
Mrs. Nancy Shorcy Of North White
fold ana daughter Mabel have been
visiting friends and relatives IN town,
Mrs. Josie Hollowell has moved to
Weeks Mills keeping house for kcar-
ney Eoynton this winter. She has nor
little son Mcrvyn with her.
DRESDEN.
Mr.. Ilewellyn Erittal returned home
fran Boston after spending Two
months i'll tn city.
Clayton Mayors returned to Philadcl-
rfia last Monday 10 resume his studies
in College.
Miss Neni2 Potter returned to Port
land last Tuesday after visiting at the
home of Mrs. p. II. Pushard two weeks.
James White died in South Drcs-
den. Jan. ,. age g..
Mrs.. f. II. Pushard returned to his
home last Tuesday after spending two
weeks III Westboro. Mass.
Mrs. William Patterson is i'll from
bite BY 4 vicious cat.
Marion PusharG is stopping in
Lvdnia with his sister Mrs. Charles
Oliver.
WALDOBCRO.
The officers of Wiwurna Chapter o.
E. :. were installed Tuesday evening
By Past Matron Carrie A. Miller. Past
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-16
Superfuous Hair
Removed by the Now Principle
Jniuraclei

= revelation to modern science. 1t is the onIv
scientific and practical way to destroy hair.
Xray and depIatoTes These are offered you
facturers De Miracle is 1t is the only
method which is ndorsed by physicians, surgeons.
dernatoogis.s. medical journals and prominent
magazines. Booklet free. in plain sealed IN.
velore. De Miracle mailed. sealed in plain wrap
Per, Tor slW By De Miracle Chemical Co, l9i2
Park Ave. New York Your money back without
question Ono red tape) II It fails to do all that ia
claimed FOR IT, For sale BY all first elias drug
E9TpITCH. WEBSTER g. CO,
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PENSIONS.

Tic committee on pensions will give a
r,iblir bearing in its room at the State
House in Augusta,
Resolve in favor Of Tottic a. Robinson
at r. NJ. Jan. =. 1907.
Rcsol.-c in favor Of John D. Rnbier at
p. n. Jan. o. 1907.
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MERCANTILE AFFAIRS AND IN
SURANCE.

Tho committee on mercantile aft lirg and
Insurance VIII give a public hearing in its
room at tine State House in Augusta,
TUESDAY. JANUARY 90. 1897.
On an HCt to incorporate the Name In
sUruncc Company.
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INLAND FisHERiEs Ard GAME.

The Committee on ITlaHl Fisheries are
Game will rncrt. until furt, or motto. 81
Tuesday Of each week At , T.. N. At Room
%, o:fic" Of commissioners Of inland fish
cries and game.
H. IT. RICE. Chairman.
IL r MERRILL. S -crctary.
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TOWNS.

Notice is hereby given that regular ecS-
s!ous of tn" COMMITTEES on TOWNS Will be
holden every Thursday at ) L. NJ. i'll
Room No. -. State House.
COREELIUS IIORIGAN, Secretary.
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COMMITTEE NOTICES.
JUDICIARY.

Regnlar meetings Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday at 2 O'Clock f. NJ
j. Fl. MONTGOMERY, Secretary.
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AGRlCUlTCRE.


The Committee on Agriculture will meet
dt +. NJ. Wednesday, iii tie Agricultural
Room at the State House
CIlAS =. LIBBY.
Seer tlry PRO Ten.
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LABOR.

OCULAR meetings every Tuesday al
{ O'Clock +. VI.
HERBERT IT. ALLAN, SEC.
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COUNTY NEWS
kENNEBEc.
NORTH PiTTSTON.

Daniel Young Of Augusta has taken
the contract to haul the lumber from
the Fred Gould lot in Chelsea, cut by
Frank Lee last winter.
Mr. Sedgeley of BoWdoinham. pur
chaser Of the James Emerson farm.
is moving his effects TO his place pre-
paratory to living there.
MIR. and Mrs. Abial Allen, Miss EVA
and Master Everett were callers at
James EmcrsOn's Friday.
Miss Ida Searls of Chelsea is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. c. X. Green.
George Sparrow and the Misses Alice
and Mildred were in Chelsea Sunday.
Clarence Coston and mother, Mrs
Gilman Of East Chelsea, were at VIII
liam Thompson's, Chelsea, Sunday.
Shepherd Eldrige Of Reyes Corner
had henorrhage of the lungs Sunday.
Dr. Cobb of Gardiner was in attend
ance.
Miss Nola Houdctte spent Saturday
ana Sunday with friends in Gardiner.
Walter Powers and friend of West
Chelsea were in town Sunday.
Charles Mcdonald and Miss Mann
Mayors uf Dresden visited Miss Enza
Green Sunday.
EAST VASSALEORO.
Edwin Barrows was in town Satur-
day on business.
Mrs. David Gates is at home after a
two months stay at the Augusta City
Hospital.
Nir. and Mrs Frank Marden and
Master Chesterfield Lane have returned
from a Southern trip.
Mr.. William Pope is slowly recover
ing from severe attack Of grip.
Mrs Addie Taber is with Mrs. Eliza
Euttcrfield for Il few weeks.
Many people in this vicinity are suf-
ferinS from severe colds.
A. the regular meeting of Nassalboro
Grange Tuesday evening five candi-
dates were instructed in the First and
Second degrees.
The ice from the lake is being cut
and although it is not Of usual th!ck-
ness ii is of good quality.
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Stewards have
returned from three weeks visit with
their daughter. Worcester, Mass.
Clinton Bragan of Riverside was in
the Village Saturday on business.
John Bradley passed Sunday with his
family.
READFIELD DEPOT.
Ar. Williar? BODICE. Of Watervilie,
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Poole, saturday.
Three children Of the family of Mr..
and Mrs. f. ". Brown are seriously
IL. Helen and a babe three months Old
Ieveloping pneumonia. while third
has Group.
W. +. Bourne and sister, Miss Anna
Bo,lrnc attended religious services at
Winthrop Sunday where they listened
to an interesting sermon from Presl-
dent Beach of Bangor TheoioSleai
Seminary.
L. J.. Townsend who has been i'll, is
now improving.
Mrs. Martina Patterson. winthrop Is
sncnding the winter with Fer SISTER
Mrs. L. W. Brown.
Mrs. L. j. Flanders has returned
from Mt. Vernon where she has been
n1Irs,ling her vocation, that OF caring
for the sick.
M. AUGUSTUS Brown. IiNermoT"
ra;ls. was invited to install officers at
tbc q. 4. 4. post Rcadficld, but was
unable to attend.
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TEMPERANCE.

The Committee on Temperance will meet
in Room H. Thursdays ut , o'clock =. VI
a. f. IRVING, Secretary.
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INSURANCE.

Regular meetings every Tuesday at :
O'Clock l.. A.. office of Insurance Commits
SCner
C. w. PERRY. Sec.
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TAXATION.

Regular meetings ovcTv Tuesday ut 3
O'Clock +. NJ. in the State Assessors
FRANK n. TRUE, Secretary.
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BLACKWELL.

Saturday evening Jun. II about 40
friends and neighhors gathered at the
home of W'a!on Manton by invitation
to his Wedding reception. The evening
was spent in singing ard social CONVEX
sation after which every one was
seated. Mr.. and Mrs. Manton with
their aids began to supply the wants OF
the company, first came all kinds Of
cake, ice cream, q bountiful supply and
then came al kinds Of candy that one
would wish for and peanuts by the
bushei Mr.. and Mrs. Manton were the
recipients of many valuable presents
and all wish them long and happy
life.
l. :. Pierce of Skowhegan attended
the reception Saturday night at Walon
Manton's.
Christian Scientists Of Skowhegan
heId meeting at S. G. Gates Sunday,
ahc. will hold one next Sunday at the
saline place.
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EDUCATION.

TIL" Committee On Ecucat:on will moot
on Thursdays at o'clock in the commit
tee room.
W. 8. KNOWI.TON, Secretary.
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RAILROADS AND EXPRESSES.

Regular meetings every Wednesday a
O'clock +. II.
LUTHER r. MOORE. Secretary.
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!ELseRAPHs AND TELEPHONES.

Regular meetings every Wednesday at
o'clock l.. VI. at office of Pension Agent
VI. T. NEWTON, Sec.
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PENSIONS.

Regular MEETINGS every Tuesday at 3
o'clock r Nj. Office Of Pension Agent.
LEROY K. FOLSOM, Secretary.
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french dairymen have discovered that
the use of wine dregs as a food for cows,
improves the quality of tho milk and H.
creases the output at least 20 per cent.
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JhCkMAN

Miss Minnie Holden and Mrs. M. N.
Newton are spending a few weeks in
Grccnvillc.
Herbert Hilton of Bingham is spend
ing few weeks in town.
Miss Olive Newton who has been in
Auburn for some years past, is visiting
her brother Sullivan Newton
Mrs. Lena Head has returned from
4 tWo Wc"ia vacation N; lor ho.av III
Trc-ton
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MERCER,

Charles H. Allen is teaching school
this winter in the Kimban district.
Geo. y. Wood sold fine colt last
week to jackson Jordon Of New
Sharon.
Alton Smith ard Lillian Brown were
united in marriage last week.
Mrs. G. S. Morse who has been sick
for two weeks is very much better.
MIS-. C. X. Allen visited her parents
in Rome last week.
Allen Hilton went to Madison on
business last Monday.
Miss Vivian Frederic Of Starks *
taking music lessons Of Mrs. c. ".
Morse.
Mrs. Austin of Strong is in town
caring for her sister, Mrs. Frank 7.
Wc!ts. who is very sick.
Dana Aubin and family who has been
living with Mrs. Aubins parents for the
last four years have gone to- Ports
mouth. n. II, where Mir. Aubin has q
position as motorman on the electric
cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Presscy arc the
happy parents Of Il little girl.
Geo. Williamson who went into the
grocery business in the old B!aisdcll
store last September has sold his stock
of goods to w. W. Huntoon of Nor
ridScwock and the goods will be placed
in his store there.
Arthur Works and Geo. Williamson
are working i'll the saw mill for Cannon
Smith, South Mercer
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Sas50EE ROVyEE FREE,

FavOrite Remedy car be testeu VT
out cost. Send full postofficc address
to the DR.. David Kennedy Corporatioa'
Rondout, NY. and mention this pap ,ea
We Will then mail you q sample oo:.r r
free, together with circulars giving u.
directions. Those who suffer from any I
Of the symptoms mentioned aDgT a.
should write at once. OurreadetSca 1 y,
pend UPON the Cenuinencss OF this ohel'
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LINCOLN.
ALMA.

Miss Hattie Bailey OF TINS place WEI"
to Augusta last week where Sile ma
employment.
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Finally Passed.

Resolve in favor OF F. G. harrington,
SO, ctary OF the Senate.
on motion Of Mr.. Haskell Of Deer
Isle,
Adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-16

The officers of Wiwurna Chapter o.
E, :. were installed Tuesday evening
By Past Matron Carrie A. Miller. Past
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-16

The Committc on Legal Affairs will
give Il public hearing m its room at the
State House III Augusta
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 16, 1907, at
q u
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-07-26
LANE GETS
FIFTY YEARS
Assaulter of Little Girl Pleads
Guilty to Crime

At 3 p. m. today the Press received
word from Rathdrum that Frederick
K. Lane, the rapist, had plead guilty
before Judge W. W. Wood and was
given sentence of SO years in the
penitantiary at Boise.
When the Judge asked him if he
had any reason to state why sentence
should not be passed, he stood up
and calmly replied that he had none.
He took the sentence very stoically
and showed no sign of emotion. He
was in fact one of the coolest presons
present.
Lane is the man who criminally as
saulted a 10 year old girl at Powder
horn bay while on a lonely road.
He was engaged to be married this
summer to an English girl, of Liver
pool.
His pleading guilty saves the coun
ty large expense. For this County
Attorney C. Il. Potts, deserves much
credit.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-07-26

A meeting of the school board was
held last night at the high school
building.
1t accepted the bid Of the state
land board for the school bonds Of
$40, 900, recently voted at 8 per cent
at par. This was by far the BEST bid
that was made. No other bidder
would take the bonds for less than 6
pei cent, in some instances $1,000
premium was asked.
Last years issue vas sold at 4 per
GEM. The state land board this year
bid only, after a written invitation
BIZ Clerk W. A. Andrew, TO whom Is
due the credit of securing SO favor
able an offer.
Upon the recommendation Of
Prof. II. Fl. Barton, the employment
of Miss Erma Wiley and f. 3. Jack
son, of Wichita, Kan, for the high
school and Miss Clara Morbeek for
the grades was approved. He also
recommended that the entire second
story of the high school building be
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-07-26
RTNGLING BROS AT SPOKANE
Worlds Greatest Show to Ex-
hibit There Aug. II

On Saturday, August, IT, the
people of this vicinity will have an
opportunity of attending Ringing
Brothers circus at Spokane aud it is
probable that manf will go from here,
as this splendid organization is far
better than ever before being made
up of almost entirely European per-
formers new to Amreica.
The equipment of the circus is all
brand new, and over a million
dollars was spent in adding new
features. The greatest parade ever
presented will take place in the fore
noon. In 1t will be 1924 men
women and children, 658 b orses
nine herds of elephants and thre e
miles of hand carved golden chariots,
/ floats and dens, and gorgeous spec
tacular attractions.
Space will permit of only brief
mention of the may European novel
ties, presented in tent twice as big
as that of any other circus. The
Riccoboo horess wear boots. coats
and trousers. One sits in a chair
and reads paper; when the clock
strikes ten he lights candle, goes to
his bed, removes his clothes even to
his ponderous boots, blows the can
die out and retires. Last winter
people went from all over Europe to
Paris to see the act.
An agent of the show secured
through the efforts of an American
diplomat, permission from the Shal
of Persia to bring to this country thu
wonderful Mirze GoIem troupe, fav
orites of the Persian monarch's court
performers. It is the first time they
have been permitted to leave Persia
No one ever saw the act excep
royal visitors at the Shah's palace
Other European performer are DAISY
Hodgini, of Italy, the only woman
who can turn a somersault on
horse; the Marnello Marnites, VIII,
while turning somersaults and hand.
springs from shoulder to shoulder
plays on Swiss bells; the Patty
Brothers, of Paris, who hop up ant
down starts and skip the rope Oh
their beads; the DE Rocks from
France, with their wonderful do
which walks ON its hind feet aroun,
} the ring, balancing a man on it
head; the wonderful five Bedinis VIII
, jumps simultaneously to the back c
one horse; the Holloway family, c
London, the greatest high-wire artist
on earth; the Jordan family G
aerialists. the greatest in the world
the Kaufman family of unicycl
) riders; the great Belfords, th
, Clark Brothers of England, the Boz
, senis of Naples, Marguerite an
, Hanley of Berlin, the Noetzel famiI
of Dresden and 800 more of the piol
ed talent of the world.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-07-26
List of Advertised Letters.
The following letters remain

The following letters remain un
called for at the postoffics:
J. A. Andrews, Mrs. May Alien,
James Beaton. H. +. Bedell, Marx
Bothsford, Helen Clarke, Mrs. II. A.
Cutler, VIII Dawn, Ed Doyle, Fred
Enonf, e. W. FLYNN, hra. Ella B.
Green. Albert Hartman, Daniel
johnson, Ross King, Fred j. Ken
nsdy, Albert Lind, Dell Dsboeuf,
Tony Locke, James Mcdonald, Willie
Moaeroth. l.. J.. Moland, Miss Nab
81 Martin, Ewdard Mitchell, 0nss
Mills, Thorn. Nelson, Albin Olson,
Sophia Olson, Andrew Peterson
Oskar, Peterson. Mrs. 7. n. Robert
SON. EwoId Riedel, Search Lighting
company, Pan szanoway. y. 1,
Smith, j. A. STOW, Emil sFe1Aso, =.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-07-26
Buster Brown Comes.

Buster Brown, whose stature is but
80 inches, although AZ years old,
will be in town next week. He has
travelled over the world and gives
most interesting talks. He was in
the city 10 years ago when Cosur-
d'Alene consisted of very few houses.
He will parade Monday morning up
and down the streets and in the after
noon he will be ON hand In the
Blackwell pavilion where be pur
poses to give one of his highly en-
tertaining diseourses. In the evening
he will talk in front of the VIM
Barr Chainey company's store at
which time souvenirs which he has
picked up In various parts of the
world, will be distributed.
He expects to give also an interest
ing talk on Buster Brown shoes. dem
onstrating from the raw hide the
process of the shoes construction.
Doubtless a large number of people
will be interested in this gathering.
Mrs. George Mason left for Spok'
ana today