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The Republican journal., 1907-09-26
OBITUARY.

George B. Hook, for 43 years in the sail
making business in Bangor, died very sud
denly Sept. 18th at his home in Brewer He
is survived by his wife and two daughters,
Mrs. Ralph W. Merrill and Miss Ethel
Hook, and by brother, Henry Hook of
Harrington. The Bangor News says of the
deceased:
Mr. Hook was fine example Of self.
ma lie man. He was born in SearSmOnt and
obliged to earn his living when II years
old. He was honest and industrious as a
young man and made a success of life. He
was held in the highest esteem by all who
knew him. He served two years on the
board of aldermen of Brewer. He was a
staunch Republican in politics and always
kept fully abreast Of the times. He was a
Knight Templar, Noble OF the Mystic Shrine
and belonged to the Odd Fellows.
Mrs. Hannah Murray died Sept. 18th a
her home in Pittsfeld, aged "a years and 10
months. She was the oldest woman in the
town, and until two years ago, when she
had a severe illness from which she never
fully recovered, was a smart old lady. Mrs
Murray was born in Montvile and her
maiden name was Miss Hannah Bean. She
married Elisha Murray in 1877 and went to
Burnham to live. In 1886 they moved on to
what is known there as the Murray farm
owned since by Postmaster Murray OF Fits
field. In 1887 Mr.. and Mrs. Murray bought
the bio Libbey home, where they lived until
Mr.. Murray's death in 1893. Since Mr.. Muir
rays death Mrs. Ariadne Bryant, a sister
of Mrs. Murray, had lived with her and ten
derby cared for her. Mrs. Bryant is the only
living member of the family.
Chauncey T. Lee, resident of Dowagiac,
Mich, since 1857, pioneer in the local mer
camille world, connected with many enter
prises, and the founder of the Lee Bros. &
Co. banking house, died there September
9th after very brief illness with heart dis
ease. lie was born Feb 90, 1886, in Cana
daigua, New York, and went to Michigan
with his parents in 1889 He is survived by
his wife, three sons and two daughters. The
children are Fred E. Lee, the head of the
Beckwith estate; Henry NJ. Lee, banker
and local business man; Ray E. Lee, Mrs.
J. II. Jones and Mrs. Ralph Emery. The
latter resides in Kalamazoo, but was with
her father at the time of his death. The
funeral took place in Dowagiac, Sept. 9th,
and practically all business was suspended
from 2 to p. M, and many offices were
closed for the day Mrs. Emery's many
friends in this city sympathize with her in
her great bereavement.
The Republican journal., 1907-09-26

Oscar Cushman and wife went to
Palermo Saturday to attend the funeral
of her father, Silas Bowler, which was
held Sunday-Allen Goodwin and
Geo. L. Edmunds went to Palermo
Sunday in Mr.. Edmunds' automobile.
Miss Mary Wentworth visited
Pearl and Hazel Oxton last Saturday at
the home of their guardian, G. E,
Thompson, in South Montville-C B.
Thompson and wife moved to their new
home, the Chapman farm in Belfast,
last week. Their friends here are sorry
to lose them, but our loss is Belfast's
gain-Several from town attended
the birthday party of Grammie Went
wentworth in Liberty-PearlJ aquith,
Allen Goodwin and West P. Jones are
shingling the stable of Mrs. Hattie
Clough in Liberty-Mrs. Cora A.
Goodwin has sold two nice eve lambs,
twins, to G. E. Thompson--Solo
Palmer went to Dixmont Friday for a
few days visit-The Kingdom school.
house was recently nicely papered,
Millbury Hunt of Searsmont doing the
work. The pupils are now taking orders
for the Larkin Cos soap to get library
table for premium. Mrs. Frank Hall
of Searsmont is teaching her second
term in this school, and the childen are
making good progress under her in
struction-MissN eva Poland return.
ed to Waterville Sept. 18th to resume
her studies at the C. C. |. Her brother,
Verne L., goes with her and will enter
the same institution-A soap club
was organized at Mrs. J. j. Clement
September 11th-Thomas Smith is
sick and narrowly escaped d run of
fever--Mrs. Clifford Robb has return.
ed to Lowell, Mass-September 18th,
George C. Trussel and wife of Belfast,
and Ernest Trussell, with his sister
Lillian of North Weymouth, Mass,
were guests of Mrs. Eliza G.. Water.
house--Woodbury Marden and wife
The Republican journal., 1907-09-26
SERMON BY AN Ex-BALL PLAYER.

The September American Magazine
reports the facts about the Rev. Billy
Sunday, whose revival meetings in the
Middle West have made such a stir.
During meeting at Fairfield, Iowa,
Sunday said that the Devil is smooth
guy" Going on he said:
"He knows all your weaknesses and
how to appeal to them. He knows
about you'' pointing out over a lot of
quailing heads lover there, and how
you have spent sixty dollars in the last
two years for tobacco to make your
home and the streets filthy-and that
yon haven't bought your wife new
dress in two years because you can't
afford itv He knows about you" turn
ing the accusing finger suddenly in
another direction] "and the time and
money you spend on fool hats and on
card parties doing what you call get
ting on in society, while your hus-
band is being driven away from home
by badly cooked meals and your chill
dren are running loose Oh the street
learning to be hoodlums. He knows
about you" picking out prosperous
but highly embarrassed citizen, "sir,
too. and what you buy when you go
back of the drug store prescription
counter to buy medicine for the baby
He knows about you" land group of
boys at the back slid down on their
benches with a modesty almost aggres-
sive] land that girl over at Ottumwa.
He knows about you and the lie you
told about the girl across the street
because she is sweeter and truer than
you are and the boys 60 to see her and
don't come to see you-you miserable
thrower of slime dug out Of your own
rotten envy. oh, the Devil knows his
business; you can bet your last four
dollars on that!
The Republican journal., 1907-09-26

a weak Stomach, causing dyspepsia, a
weak Heart with palpitation or intermittent
pulse, always means weak Stomach nerves
or weak Heart nerves. strengthen these
inside or controlling nerves with DR.. Shops
Restorative and see how quickly these all
ments disappear. DR.. Shoop of Racine,
Wis, will mail samples free. Write for
them. A test will tell. Your health is GER
tainly worth this simple trial. Sold by j.
H. Montgomery, Searsport; Il. II. Moody,
RllfaSt
The Republican journal., 1907-09-26
Williams Kidney Pills,

Have you neglected your kidneys? Have
you overworked your nervous system and
caused trouble with your kidneys and blad-
der? Have you pains in loins, side, back,
groins and bladder? Have you f1abby APP
pearance of the face, especially under the
eyes? Too frequent desire to pass urine !?
If SO, Williams Kidney Pills will cure you.
Sample free. BY mail, soc. Williams
Mfg Co., Props, Cleveland, O.
The Republican journal., 1907-09-26
When Baby Teddy saw the tree.
Twas fun to hear him tease:
''r1e wants little boy or girl
For Kissmas, if you please!"

of China, visited Mrs Sarah J. Sanford
Sept. 15th-Mrs. E. H. Thompson
entertained company from Belfast last
Sunday-Last Saturday night West
P. Jones heard noise in the woods
that reminded him of the believing of
a bull made delirious by acute indiges-
ton. He investigated and shot an owl
spreading five feet from tip to tip
P. W. Jaquith and wife visited relatives
in Freedom Sunday.
The Republican journal., 1907-09-26

81 have been somewhat costive, but
Doan's Regulets gave just the results de-
sired. They act mildly and regulate the
bowels perfectly" B. Krause, 306
Walnut Ave-, Altoona, Pa.
The Republican journal., 1907-09-26

To check cold quickly. get from your
druggist some little Candy Cold Tablets
called Preventics. Druggists everywhere
are now dispensing Preventics, for they are
not only safe, but decidedly certain and
prompt. Preventics contain no Quinine, no
laxative, nothing harsh nor sickening. TAX
Ell at the "Sneeze stage" Preventics will pre-
vent Pneumonia, Bronchitis. La Grippe, etc.
Hence the name, Preventics. Good for
feverish children. 48 Preventics Is cents.
Trial Boxes cts. Sold by j. H. Montgom-
cry, Searsport, and R. Il. Moody, Belfast
Stomach troubles, Heart and Kidney all
ments, can be quickly corrected with pre-
scription known to druggists everywhere as
DR.. Shops Restorative. The prompt ard
surprising relief which this remedy imme-
diately brings is entirely due to its Restora-
tive action upon the controlling nerves of
the Stomach, etc.
He's sure to come to grief, the man
Who runs the chug machine,
If he persists in trying to
Mix booze with gasoline.
Milwaukee Sentinel.
kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar
Cures all Coughs. and expels Colds from
~ system BY gently moving the bowels.
The Republican journal., 1907-09-26
InIIOty Correspondence.
referred from last week.

E,'s ,s. ID Richards has sold his farm
ta,e,n,5y Mountain to Mary Davis and
lAs2t',i farm of Charles H. Burgess.
eg f,,ffh of Montville was called
Inn .a execute the transfers and
s' tie property.
The Republican journal., 1907-09-26
|y6ETH lfttItNIO.

Ei "a Il Mo.
ty.i Gentlemen consisting of
~ f.. Morton of Porto Rico
-ssrs Chas. Johnson, E. A.
ua George Fisher of Augusta,
.e Ave of their former friend
y-. Capt. Richard Black,
the Smith cemetery, as
-Ir annual custom since his
At that time when they
e apt. Black to his last
they pledged themselves
rave annually as long as
i've and for 10 years they
IKE to keep the compact.
.rWe Chadwick, one of our
. lt to Castlne Saturday, to
Normal school-Arthur
DBL wife of Camden visited
E Mrs. Sarah Young, a few
E eek. en- route for Oakland.
Na Getchell of Rome was
s. 4 /. a. Bowler and wife
.N ana IhurSday"ErneSt
4 tamily moved to Freedom
teuel Balloon went to Bel
s to serve as juryman--
K and wife went to Angus
-ss Monday-Sallie Simp-
5 been at home on her vaca-
ed to her work in Augusta
Hattie Merrill of Weeks
1t Mrs. George Soule's for the
Rev. H. Y. Abbott and son
ave been shipping a fine lot
um2er the past two weeks
Nutter, who has been
81 20 out for a number of years,
Cred Mrs. Abbie Arnold on a
atay and called on her old
aF aeighbors.
The Republican journal., 1907-09-26

0. Dorothy, who has been
q several weeks with her brother,
WaI, returned to her home in
on. Mass, Wednesday, Sept. 18th.
and Mrs. r. A. Black went Sun
Iaorudike for a brief visit with
There was a small blaze
home Of Ira Cunningham early
q, corning, caused by the ex-
.of a amp. The fire was soon
asard. but the damage done to
Isl and furniture is estimated to
Nv sg10.-Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
.u,g Of Dover visited in town
ssf guests at the home of his
. b. McKechnie-W. F.
u Holden was in town Monday.
tar z, VIM and wife and
9 retuTned Friday to Lynn,
attt vacation of several weeks
Ids id home.
The Republican journal., 1907-09-26

:
uuard of Waldo IS visiting
.. Mrs. II. I. Scribner,-kath-
II ouer visited Georgia Ford
..--a a few days last week.
..r5ee of Prospect is at work
Matthew's john Downs
M. 81 frankfort were in town
trchie Merithew and Chas.
-.. I'VE returned from Fort
.H loelbert E. Nickerson has
.ouSe Of his brother, David
-.I. 4d will move it to the
h e. place.-Herbert Black
.-. j.ge herd of cattle at Mon
Mss Theodate Carter, who
-.r opping at VIM. NJ. Meri-
a- turned to her home in
tgl
The Republican journal., 1907-09-26

y a.. Was a reunion of the Lamson
home of John Lamson of
.,.5, gently. There were "a pres
Y they we're a happy crowd
\ bessie Llewey, who has been visit
t..., 4ere, returned to Prospect
Everett Ever and family
'o'. to the home of Mrs. Eliza
I" ... will take charge of her
WAile.-Quite a number
Y IT,. lace attended the fair in
.,v list week.
The Republican journal., 1907-09-26

htG TERRY.
ia basslck and wife attended the
aJervllle.-Simeon Ellis and
y stockton visited L. D. Berry
NE l8St Sunday.-W. F. Batch
.0u wife of Frankfort called on
1ere recently.-C. G. Carley
'lnI'y have closed their summer
lt' e and returned to their home
~ ewton, Mass. Their many
mere were sorry to have them
, apt. W. III. Hartman stopped a
w. with his family here while his
, sgh' Jacob NJ. Haskell, was dis
" coal at Searsport.- Miss
low of Bucksport visited the
-Ingella and Kate Hartman
Jays last Week.-Mrs.. S. G..
ana a. daughter Mary of Peabody,
o ana Mrs. A. J. Woodland of Mel
rs u.s., who have been visiting their
-, Srs' W ID. Hartman have return
ID. A. Pierce and wife were
The Republican journal., 1907-09-26

4ry Deane, who has been
-. sister, Mrs. VIM. Baker,
friends in town, return
one in Boston Tuesday,
Immons of Biddeford, was
III her brother, F. W. Haley,
The ladies of the Metho-
gave one of their nice sup
~ yestry Thursday evening,
we'll patronized and very
Miss Jessie D. Baker is
rom Portland for a visit
tvt, Of Portland and Clark
.r' are the guests of DR.. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerry and
liter of Camden were the
Mrs VIM. Parker last week.
NWett of Greenfield, Mass,
s'-r Miss Lizzie SWEET of
.etz the guests Of Mrs. James
@s' week. Mr.. SWEET is a
arIes SWEET, a former we'll
sirnt of this place, and his
10 Ne sorry to learn that he
4 tg by an accident on the
Mss Sarah Jellison of Bos-
guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Madam Julia Haley
y Monday, Sept. 9th, after a
she was the widow of the
.aley, who was one of our
a0inent citizens for many
s FaS respected and loved by
.sIe If friends. She had no
Her own, but leaves two
lanes and Walter Haley.
FL eryices we're held at her
Heptember 18th, Rev. John
e from Orono officiating,
3lends were in attendance.
Aelnodist pulpit was filled
tably Sunday morning by
ark of Bucksport, who is
trnds IN toWn.-George At
vie have returned to their
-lelrOse after a two weeks
t'elr relatives here.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Napoleon Perry is on his vacation
| from til" City bakery.
Earl Bither is enjoying a few days
| vacation at Ocean Point.
Hiss Edna Wingatc has gone t.
Freep"rt for 4 visit with friends.
Miss Agnes +. Runnclls of Danfurth
is visiting friends in Augusta and
Gardiner.
Mrs. Geo. \. Newell Of White Plains,
| \. Y, j.. visiting her aunt, Mrs. Rich
ara Ryan Of Augusta.
The Misses Sterling Of Fredericton.
\. T.. ar" visiting Mrs. William II.
Reid at IIammonTs grove.
Joseph L"ugx Of R"Ston is passing
tlyn weeks Win friends in this city
ANA nj His oh hom" in Haliowcll.
Alderman ana Mrs. W. F. White Will
leave this morning for Ninalhave.
where they will enjoy tWo-weck"' va
cation.
Thomas Dunn. one of Webber d
H"wctt's popular clerks. is on Il week $
vacation. Il part of which he expects L"
l'aSS at CralG's point.
Mrs Aimee Casavant and daughter
returned yesterday afternoon to COD
lo4scrc, ntcr. after passing the day az
their home in this city
Miss Stella Drew who has been en-
plovcd at the Journal office for the
past year left town Tuesday afternoon
for her home in Levant.
A. II. Russell has returned from II
10 days vacation at his cottage On me
shores of Weld pond. His family VIII
remain several weeks longer.
FREQ Il. Worthen of Augusta has &C
ceotad Il position with the Western
New York Nursery Co. one Of the
LARGEST concerns Of its kind in the
country.
Mrs. Geneva Thompson Of Winter
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for
$5,OoO,OO0.

| The Lewiston, Augusta & NatorVlii"
Electric Railway has fled ut the office of
the register of deeds for Kennebec coun-
tv n trust mortgage for S,CO0OM on the
property of the company. The deed Is
printed on s. large sized pages and is
| bound in book form.
The mortgage runs to the Old Colony
Trust Go. Of Boston, and is for the re-
tremcnt Of old obligations and the rails
ing Of more money to pay for equipment
ana extensions The bonds are to be Of
the denomination Of $1,000 each, to run 50
years, from April |. 1907, with interest at
) per cent, both principal and interest to
he payable in gold, and to he secured by
this trust mortgage upon all the property
and rights now held by the company eX-
copt the Sebasticook dam privilege in
Winslow.
The property is electric railroad tracks
and other property in Mechanic Falls.
Auburn. Lewiston, Lisbon and Webster.
in Androscoggin county: Monmouth.
Litchficld. West Gardiner. Gardiner,
FarminGdale. HallowelI. Augusta. Man
chester. Winthrop Nassalboro. Winslow
and Waterville in kenncbec county:
Brunswick in Cumberland county: Tops
ham, West Bath and Bath in Sagadahoc
county. The company has acquired the
Lewiston. Brunswick & Bath and the Au-
Gusta, Winthrop & Gardiner electric rail-
ways. and is building n connection be-
tween Lewiston and Gardiner. an extern
sion from Augusta to Waterville. and an
other extension from Auburn to Mechanic
Falls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-21
REMEDY FOR SEASICKNESS.
Maine Nan Discovers Way to Cure II
as Well as Carsickncss.

Now that it is tho season for travel.
when nearly everyone takes at least 4
short watcr trip. here l.; a remedy for
scasiCkncss that IS invaluablr. II has
been used 10y many travellers who In
yariably suffered from scasickness
until they tried this remedy.
AS soon as the vessel starts. take
from fifteen to thirty drops Of Neural
Iic An"dync in q little warm water
swcct"n'h. repeating tho dos" every
thirty minutes until the stomach IL
settled and ~" nerves Quoted. No
matter how rough thr ocean. ar how
~" ship may roll ANA toss. Neuralgia
hnodync VIII give relief in syasIck-
ness.
pThis remedy Is invaluable for all
nerve" aches or pains. curing neural
gia. headache. toothachc. etc. when
used externally. y larEc-siz"d bottle
COSTS but 20 cts. and is sold every
where" uud"r guarantee to cost Moth
ing unless II i;iVcS satisfaction. Made
land, Me,
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A DELIGHTFUL OUTING
American Benefit Excursion to Casco
Castle a Gratifying Success.

IF The weather had been made to or
der yesterday it could not h.,,.. he,r
better suited for an nutintr. NJ: 1 ,"-
suit the excursion to C:t.;yr Costs. m
der the auspices Of tito .tic;.%,.t I...i.:t
Of the American itcncit :'". ~ u l.
the most successful III its history. :..--
orything COM, its way. Tn Z. T.. I
large crowd and al We're ru.tlil.:uus IL
voting tho trip 4 thoroughly SAGE, ,sfu
and enjoyable one. The number in at
tendance far exceeded the most san.
Gulnc expectations of the committee
Most Of the party left on the carly
morning train. although Z number
came on TIL" later train arriving at cas-
60 Castle in season for dinner Thor,
was Z general appreciation Of the rare
beauties Of this picturesque spot. a.
most Of the party reached there before
. o'clock in the forenoon. there WAS
ample time for outing and recreation
before dinner was served The first
POINT Of interest was, very naturally.
tn" mig stone tower which rises to a
height Of 10 feet, and from the top
of which the entire llndscapc. includ-
irg CasCo bay ana its picturesque is
4't'ilN FtI't' ~ 'it i"'lpN til'' ''JSt'iNt'I
like Il panorama. 1t is certainly one of
tn" most beautiful views to be found
in Maine. The younger pc0rlc-and
some nf the older oncS-lcriVcd ~
small amount Of amusement ana on
I, rtanmcnt from 4 visit To the sllat-
ing rink. At half past l. the shore
dinner was served in the biz lower
dining room Landlord Boynton had
mad every possible provision for the
accommodation of his guests and the
dinner was Il success. Plates were set
for 200 people, and nearly all the seats
were filled.
Til" friends of Mr.. Eoynton will b"
glad tn know that starting under
many handicaps he has built UP fine
business at the Castle. and is giving
excellent satisfaction TO his guests. If
the present business holds on the
month Of August should be record
breaker in the history Of the Castle.
A notable feature in the pleasures OF
the day was the presence oil
the supreme officers and thelr
wives Those in attendance We're
William II. Carbcry. supreme presi-
Gent: James A. Munkley, supreme sec
rotary: w NJ. TOwlc. supreme treas
urer: DR.. NJ Morey Pearson, supreme
medical director; Albert Young, Su-
preme trustee: Lewis a. Pasco. su-
nrcme director. In addition to these
supreme officers from out the state
there were present II. r. Foster OF
Winthrop. past supreme president. and
J. j. Maher Of Augusta, chairman Of
tho supreme directors.
Following dinner number of the
party enjoyed launch trip on Casco
bay. AS soon as the big dining room
could he cleared a dance was enjoyed
there W hich was thoroughly appreciate
ed by all who participated in it.
The rarty left Casco Castle for
Freeport on the O'clock Flectrics. eX-
ira cars being provided for them by
the comnany both coming and going. a
short wait at Frcenort and all took the
train for home. arriving in Augusta at
726 r. NJ The excursion from start to
finish had been a success and will long
be remembered by all who participated
n it, .dxEa E$& q
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METEOR DROPS INTO SEA.
Blazing Mass, Weighing Twenty Tons
Causes Upheaval Of Waters.

New York, Aug. 20.-All out Of doors
at Amagansctt. Long Island, were
startled last evening when they heard
a terrific roar and at the same time
saw Il blazing mass shooting through
tho heavens over the ocean, apparent-s
" only little way out from shore.
The Kissing roar which was emitt9t,
from the rapidly moving molten bal
was dcafeninE as it sped through ~
air. The blazing object appeared 2t0;
many to be about twenty feet in u
ameter. -
Those who witnessed the sight SAL
the meteor, for such it must nav
been, weighed several TONS WheAA
struck the ocean it caused an upheaya8
of the waters Huge breakers came
tumbling to the shore. Several bath-ss
ing pavilions were battered from thoir,
moorings. while great damage was
caused to property along the ocean
front. Great numbers of dead nsn'
were swept in.
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pert visited Mrs. w. +. Downs yester-
day on her way home from Portland
Nncrc She has been visiting with
friends.
Mrs Arthur r Brown Of Concord
=. IT.. accompanied by her littl'
daughter Dorothy. is visiting her Par
rnts. Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles L. Townc
She Will remain with them 4 fortnight
Charles Cray and Charles HenneS-
Soy Of Lynn, Mass, are in this vicinity
for fortnight. Mr. Gray is in the
TIeuncSs,.y is employed by the Generai
Electric Co. in that city.
Mrs. T.. c. Iendcc and waiter
Whitman Hcndcc are on threc-Wecks
vacation Visit 10 Squlrrel IElahn.
They will be joined Friday by r. 81
Hcn.lec. whose vacation from the 10
l.cal rostonIcc will begin this week
Fred ]. Murphy Of this city, VIII"
has been employed for the past year
as fireman on the Maine Central Rail-
road. has entered the railway mail
service. end assumed his duties this
week on the run from Bangor to Bos-
ton and return.
Miss Ida Piper will leave this after
noon on train No. 102 for st. Paul
Mimi, where she will pass 4 vacation
Of three weeks. Miss Piper has been in
the employ Of Gannctt's Publishing
house. 81. Paul was formerly nor
homo and she will visit relatives
there.
Mrs. Sumner Dudley of Mount We
non ana daughter. Mrs. Horace Dean.
and son. Master Donald. of ManchoS-
ter y. H.. have returned to their res
pcctivc homes after few days visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. + Millctt and
friends of Augusta
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Permanent Muscular Strenath,

There is this to be borne in mind in
these days when so many young men
are giving so much attention to
physical development, in gymnastic
and athletic exercises, that there can
not be permanent muscular strength
where there is not blood strength.
Hoods Sarsaparilla gives blood
strength. promotes digestion and as
:similation, and builds up the whole
system.
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Daily kennsbsc journal
Wednesday, August 81, 1907.
ards Of thanks, obituary notices, res

olutions of respect, etc, VIII DC
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Advertising notices, news form, will be
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