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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01
w FOOD LAW
VOW OPERA TIVE

srbs national rufa feal and afuE
-. ess.sa st nv Iafs rrastnu pf
..,.srssa aaea mta vfiatt WIN me
e,sinnina ~ thr nfw tcar. ahd
,o.tte thefs j. CONSERVATION Pr the
.s.,.ta - atorckctrefs whose essh
,.ststsrs. with every clans. have
,.,n unesataste6N markinE tae sale
III sauaef mRrie sxfstp. warrant
!, e., estss 81 tnuue9 refunded pans
s,eas faf nuCiei It's. ana tenH %
e,,8stufls whose aeefeWt srreAt-
an. hefua thc iataiH on theit
t,xgs Marry intefeatiug provisions
80 included u the new he,
pox and packase hee's must
hereafter state che Ingredients the
eneiasurts contain
eflmeufs ssnfaiian = ruiHFhaeie
~ law. Nethne oeinE e sufe
.ere.n lbe uuturv adhnrent ~ this
,iece 81 stock phrassology vii he
t,flcd ssafuatalk mapir syrup Ia
helaA srufe~ ~ ~NeW Ensiand.. 90
-Alame Meois' Wiz hFinE Us man
afaeturer o. Eflef when Rela-
tine fefuts ninestenfhs of the esn-
tents - isF 20 fana and ihv same
Il not ~ iaoclrd there wil be treu-
he fer lhr iel.yma kef.
f,foeefa muHt Eeiahrl articles
known q be mlsgegsfe ~ ~
lne lsbaIa DRUGS are hit esrsctatts
hard hy the new rullng 10 cgnefess
sharpes4 chemical analysts nIasl
previously hayr been msar. ana tbs
ret,,rt * the aania aluag be- In con.
staut evidence urusEisiS are pre-
parlne iahels ln gfeat numbers q
he asad ~ sficknfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01
GLOOMY DAY At
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. ban. This q.
a sad New Years day Cor marty la
Washington this uaruing. whan tho
funerals of as known Victims az the
sunday uiKht horror az retta Gotta
began h be heid tlrafaez were
busy all DAY carrying their burdens
60 the cemeteries. MANY bodies
we're - badly manKlcd that reia
tives had them Inferred without
taking a iant iaok AZ their faces
The blame far the wreck rests
either upon HARRY Hildrbrand. on-
SINGER af the extra train. or Milton
falilifk Tho operator at fakamA
station Philips was released an.
der SIC eco BAH hut Hiidehfaaa H.
siiu a rfiaansf The eneineaF in-
sisis that he saw M iirnt District
offtvtals VIII make q most search.
ms Investigation The coroner :
jury today visited the scene af thc
urrsk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01

fiekpIy station a kinh huaftet rva.
tAafant keeper ~ho has the rcEu.
iHr commission % feeding the eify's
unfpFiuAAtss started the New Year
right by giving the prisoners an
exsfa good Hinanr.
AmnnE the pulicu officers mant
xaoa rvaoisfiBus wore fafncd and
fine cigars exchanged Chief Wap.
nanstsln Resolved 20 keep up his
god work of mnklnE life miserable
fssf city criminals nade Ten
aaut made up hia mind to wear n
alffefent suff d clothes every dag
Capt Ward Thought be sould 50
into the real estate business on The
side CaptA Sullivan and isauh
seaer decided that theY might treas
tha hard working reporters With q
trific more euurtosy aud not suffer
aaY loss Of selcafeem. Drtccttxe
philhFick resulted that be would
shnn the public prints~ii nscea.
sArr Detectives Adsma and Coz.
bett didnt know but whnt they
would 90 on the stage aa genuine
Sherlock Holiness the Second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01
SEATTLE TEAM
CONFIDENT

FuRTLAND. Jan. 1 Seattle has
ertat hopes % capturing the foot
bail game with Muiinomah to-day
tire team from uhe northern ciiy be-
lnE particularly confident in view of
their victory over the Portland men
last night IN ihe athietie events.
Bach team 10 stfifins hard u
capture the honofa aud lhe huge
crowd which has purchased admlss
sion in anticipation II good sport
win not be disappointed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01
Founo WORK roa Many.

Statistics complled by Arthur
Circuit. labor commissioner. ahoN
that during the pAaf rear the mn
niripsf employment bureau has
supplied a7.fH persons with en-
Hloymcnt Ht minimum cuat Of
SH4t9 per person The expenses
~ tho bureau Amounted in 81 600
Il g estimated that the amount Of
nsftons aissn work during She past
gear exceeds that q ans other yeaF
By 20 per eeni Tho report dmwu
- NJ GfoHt Nili BE- submitted %
the mayor for his annual report
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01
WILL INSTALL
THE OFFICERS

The Brotherhood OF American
Yeomen viii hold their annual IN
ataliatinn Of officers nt Columbia
hall. f1l4 Seventh av, tomorrow
evening The following officers
viii be Installed b. District Man.
nFsf + A. Case Worthy Foreman
j.. n Boucher. Master Of Gpre.
monies 8 n Madison. Correspond.
ent & a Christie. Chaplain Mrs.
Rose Berger. Master Of Accounts
George - Sharp and Overseer y.
a FaftnarHon
After the installation the follow
ing program will be rendered
Short address on "fsomanrY' BY
Past Foreman Judge o w. Hauler
select reading BY newly elected
Foreman J " Boucher. and mu.
ssanl program N which the fol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01

The nuraea af the Pacific bnspl.
sal. under the patronage - Mrs r
u. Day. former superintendent 81
The hospital save dance q theif
friends In The nurses aofmltorx
last night To-Day lhcY aat down
TO a special SaN Years dlnuar
A. the Wassids EmefNencY hos.
pitAi. the Seattle General. Miner
aud pruvidrnca hospitals. tbs same
good cheer faf thn lnuef aumau
prevailed Turkey and cranberry
sauce and All the oihef Kossi thiuEe
graea1 the board faf AL eho could
paftake
Al the city fAli some thirty or
more prtaonera reB0iccd that they
could pass the day On fheir cells
instead of soing cat on the chain
KanK. Acruze the alley from tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01
Visitors 10 Seattle,
Attention

The finest and most eniayahie
sFfa 10 b foand 4 Fieit 20 taele
SANS naxS yard at afemerion Noa
caa aee The mammoth hatfleships
Wisconsin and Ofekan. the tfainins
ship phllaaelphia. torpedo beats
ant destfugsrs The cruiser Aihlne
i nov on the dfY aeeks for Yeu 70
SCI Yea ail aeteE geerci the sis
III noats iaaye Pteg AZ 20 and
n 80 A. m aad ists and f,sp =. m.
week DAYS. with al extra tsat ~
: % p n Sunday. Round trip soc
-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01
llNeolN sraFfrns sAYs pArRlorlsM.

Tween a James a. cable car and
Lake Union ear az Second Az
and James -. laat night. Motermhn
Jsmsn @ brady was thrown back
into ala ear sustaining severe In.
tntteH ia hia nnse and law one
passenger, Nh0He name euuid not
be learned. vas slightly Injured
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WARRINGTON. -. e.. Jan. H.
Nearly ioeeo eitisenu representa-
tlSss of fsFeiEu powers amy ana
nast afficera. statesmen. Judges
and office holders. shook hands with
President Roosevelt at tosass ana
nuai New Years reception. Last
year the president arasped tho
hands u exactly a0fe persona
Although II O'Clock was anuaunc-
81 a. tho hour Tor beginning tho
reception, a lite commenced o. form
AZ 80. The president VAS appar+
entity az easer 10 meet the last man
IN the line. which extended ia afnu.
Gus unduiatleas 10 the eafroran
arr kailery as tho first The ma
tlne band, Go strong. WAS divided iu
tWa aeNiions, enc section playing
during The reception while the other
rested Popular alfa prevailed. tn
Guiding 'iiui Time" aud srha old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01
CITY ENGINEERS
ANNUAL REPORT

The annual report af Cita EnKi-
nref Thomson for is0a shows that
the total expenditure fur street
improvements during the year vas
ti.asfs4laa6 This ineiudrs grad
lng, sewers. water maths. paving and
plapkinE. and Tor work already COME
ptofed aud In cuufae IF cpnalruns
sian on this amount tisgke1a "a
comes ftsia the abutflnE property
owners. and tiss5se b from cut 81
Tho RrnarAl lund ~ H. city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01
SEATTLE DAYS.
BEING OBSERV WE'D

Seattle day for the 1907 chris.
ilaH t.ndsaxae convention started
With a rush that bids fair 10 set
reeord foe future conventions
The idea u the day Is ne sale
Of the stock certificates for the
convention here next Tuly Az
over thr country thr Same purpose
prevails ln eaeh Christian Eaaeavof
society of union. thousands %
the handsomely engraved certifi-
Gates. which werr arnf oss broad
rasf tive weeka aEr wifi probably
be sold today e. prospective deio-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01
IN A Fzw HOURS

You can have summer sunshine n
YOU will take the Southern Pacific
compauyfs scenic Shasta Route
trims. New train now leaves
Portland II 30 . m. making three
trainA daily. Fast time. excellent
service and beautiful scenery
Health aud pleasure resorts 20 suit
All. Tickets and information az
Union Ticket office. COS First ay..
n Y FIlIa. Reharal agent .ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01

gates - the convention. ~ 20 per-
sens dcrlflnE them as nauvepifs
At home All the 9. y snristtsa
and unions Bold 0peu house ~ their
church headquarters, ard members
~ tho G. p 1897 COMMITTEES are
aeufryiug around the city endesY-
efiuK @ psg a short Visit 20 each
fHeetluE before tho day closes. THE
theme ~ the meetings i q buy npW
- the certificate sale IN Seattle
closes absolutely June /
The down town sale II stock l.
or ia the office Of J. =. Thomas a
Co. on cherry street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01
CHAS. {. HUGHES
INAUGURATED

ALBANY. n. T.. Jan i--Chariea
q Hughes was nansuraicd today
a. governor of New York tie de.
livered the shortest inauguration
speech IN the alntn'a history fila
meaaaee to the legislature will be
sent In tomorrow Hincr hts ar.
rival here ON Saturday not "a pplls
tieian or state loader has called On
Hughes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01

ilufNhera ana sauaAsu makers
muat no lnngef Use eninfinn matter
ca hias aefocta IN their Eonas fnt.
Ter likeN Sec ls protected cataup.
mvaEar Ia tnmataea ana aWamned
with Paint. viii not longer be found
ou lunch counters.
The labels amlik" and scfeam"
must - iongvf hs nerr matters Of
hliudfelted distribution There musl
b. an actual distinction between
the contents % the differently la
brtud eHna
Violations ~ the law VIII be dfaa.
ticaliy prosecuted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01

lowing VIII take par.s MlsSos
neffaf. Miss Eanh BHEg. Miss
Love. Miss Selile FORESTER. Miss
Mamie McCanieg. hfa Florence u
Dayton. Charles Y. Harris. I%D'
Campbell aud +. r Dayton. a
dance will close tho evenings en-
tertnlnment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01

Mayor William Hlespsen >fooss
sent two sesoes 10 Inc t0a88i. -.
night The first xetn WAS nf ffe
ordinance for the purchase 81 I'VE
iota IN u 4 naany'a addition
Fourth az. batweea John and
Thomas. FOR $4,000 Tho ground
uf the veto was that the proposed
site IL not suitable for the purposes
intended.
The second veto vas u the n
ccnao granted 10 = r sherman toi
the sale u liquors at 81 Third az
y The mayor assigned a. reasons
for this veto the objection Of the
Ahutting property owners and the
proximity Of the place 10 the Union
depot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01
IRON WORKS ON
OUATS|NO

VICTORIA. h e.. taa. t-lrnn
works on Quafstnu sound. close a.
fae greag arlasalt 10 hoE lfan which
Be acquired last Near. are PROMISED
hf J A MaaFe. az Seattle. wha was
here yesterday maklns pa aaants ns
Tits purchase. III has already lu-
veafea tieQ.eea IN this property. ana
TIE sren WORKS are ghe lealeal out
aams % a.
All depends AZ. Moore ssys on
thsfher ur not the lsaminiau Sow
efHment VIII raf a haunY Il 80.
works. VIII b. pnf up az onee gala
hla e Treating taa toms i dAg. lie
has 4 wrgAt danasii uf hog iron. SAT
fteEant 90 keep such works lh on-
eFailon for 90 years ana this via
be miHed in treatment Wtfh imagine
site Aff Menfs thlnke tha demand
fur steel rails and far ears viii
rfaeHea az immediate market in
this province faf ths pelpul ~ such
a plant
a4aanw a. 80 rats taaans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01
See the BattIeshIps
at Eremerton

The Wisconsin and Oregon are
there. with the training ship Phil.
BAclphin. torpedo boatn and destroy.
erN TIE cruiser Albany IL now on
the dry docks for Yuu to see. The
scenery along tho entire trip l.
magnificent Boats leave Pier 2 al
10 and II 30 a. m. and lis and
$50 p m. with an extra boat a
use .. m. sunday. Round trip aoc
80
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ST LOUIS. Ma Jan Thomas
Harris. while visiting hts moihog.
shot and KILLED hla ateplaihoi
Henry Miller. this morning Harris
SAYS Miller was beating hia Wifc
Harris Was arrested
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SAILORS FIGHT TO SAVE
VESSEL

= lscripps Telegraph sefvice.i 4
ODESSA. iiunafa. Jan - Z
Several sailors were ahal in :
. frustrating a bold attempt b 4
= Political sHnHgirataFn O. Hyma- .
mite the steamship arrRorY 4
= Merch iaai Hisht oa - arrival 4
= from Mes fafk The .aasplrs. 4
tors laadsd shells alfh gun :
cotinn and dynamite. The fuse :
Of the haH.h VAS eNfinxniahea I
tnHi ~ Tins 81 praNauf an o. 4
e rlavion n the butt The ran- Z
spifatots hasfand the saassi On Z
. tts arrival and went below Z
DECKS where thesF actions 4
aroused suspicion Sailors 4
discovered fhs men llshllnF the 4
. Bomb WIN plstsis drawn The :
sailors and eanspiraiafs fought. .
iwp cofisrifafnrs and several 4
. sailors being shot 4
!. : A /. /. i. = i. 4. 4. :. = :. !. 4. /.
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SHAKE
PRESIDENT HAND

Ample Tree The day was bright
and almost aprlnsilke IN tempsra,
tnfe. The cid year cried itself CUT
With continuous downnenf Of rain.
lasting till dark
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BOSTON. Mass. Jan. New
EnEiAnd T. threatened with 3 coal
famine. due 10 a railroad embargo
on Account - the car shortage.
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LINCOLN. Neb. Jan 1.-The
Legislature convened to-day Gov
elect sheldon and other officials
VII be inausurated Thursday
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PROVIDENCE. v. l.. Jan -
Gov hiRRina aaa the states officers
Wefe Indicted into office this morn.
ins when The legislature met
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01
Meat Prices That Please

At the city Hall market. SOB Third
av.. near Yesler. sirloin steaks izhe.
round steaks Zoe. fine Eastern hams
- zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01

PeRnsylVsais House conVenes,
HARRISBURG. PA. Jan a. Tbs
Pennsylvania legislature mot a
noon ana organised. Frank h. NJ
claim, Of Lancaster. viii be tkt
speaker
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01
FIRST ARREST o. 1907.

Lawn Tuu. a Chinese cook. holds
The RECORD u being tho first man
arrested ln the new YEAR BE de.
ehafeod hts revolver an Second AZ
and yelpea like a coga4s Tons ar.
rest followed.
We wiHh all oar friends and eaa.
toners a Happy New Year. and ex.
tend our hesfty thanks for The gen
efuus patronage dnnas the paat
rear A. +. Hall. III First ag 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01
FISHERMAN
WEIGH IN


TnNoPAli Jan Cans and
Hermann weighed hi precisely nt
o'clock n the office Tho beam was
aet at the 1913 mark and neither man
raised Il or even made a ireiuhle.
Clans nore his uudefclotheH as he
weighed 10. while Hermann waa en-
ilrely stripped
Cans e1nri weight wna 49, The
two fighters shooh hands cordially
ana each wished the other a hRupy
new year
A larEa crowd was present Ia
witness the scale balancing eefs
mony The pugiliela Will remain
Ia their quarters until 1880 and
viii appear In the ring NJ 2 IS.
The hsttinK IL now 2 "a 4. With
Cans the fnvorlte Bcth are being
made Of 500 10 So that the fight
viii not 80 20 rounds Betting on
the preliminary between Adams
md Powell ~ even
IN the big fight. according "a
Cans aud las manager, there IL
practically no Herman money Ia
sight
Al LIS a steady stream ~ peO
pie poured into the building. and
Indications point IL a we'll filled
house. Seated hers and there
among the spectators are many 40.
men. nearly all u whom are clad Ia
fun winter regalla
Jeffriea Not Present
The moving picture lights east
"A weird reflection over the ring
and press section. aud the oeeu.
pants al those seats look more like
ghosts than human beings
Cans stated this morning that be
had $4,000 "a wager az z 10 on
his chances. bur that very little Of
THIS amount could be placed. The
weather IL extremely cold All
morning the Thermometer flutfered
around the zero marx. and a cold
north wind kept the people off the
streets There Was a little relief
whom ~ II o'clock the sun broke
through riffs IN the clouds. The
ground IL covered with several
inches 81 snow. All the stores and
resorts IN Tonopah are closed All
hupo thst James Jeffries would
BE- a apeetstor "a the ringside was
dihpeiied this morning In q fein.
gram received by the club promot
erR stating that the transportation
which had been forwarded wAs not
delivered Ia Time 60 enable the
champion IA make eonnrctipus
Frank Gardiner viii att ~ an.
n0ancor Cans seconds are Otto
Keofe. KID Sims snd Bob lofih
IN Herman's corner will b. Nate
lewis. Adam Ryan. "a Cuff. sam
Graf and Kid Iee.
Richard Bets on Cans.
Tcx Richard has Just bot q 1000
against 81 ono that Cans win via.
he says he has tia.eoo 20 wager,
bat cannot mind anF bet takers.
TFain Delayed
$3.50 + m The preliminary has
not yet started Manager Riley ~
the ciut has JUST announced that
thV 0oldficld train i late and that
none ~ the fights all be- put on
until the passengers reach the pa
Vilion. The train IL expected mo
meuiafiiF The station Is about an
eighth II a mile from the pavilion
There ara abous .a04 people in the
building # this time an the
cheaper seats are occupied. bur
there are KlafinN xacancl0s Ia tho
fVNt ~ the house. Tue crowd ID
very orderly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01
Olympic Market

Pike Street. between First and Sec
end, saves half your meat bills
Try them and be convinced. op.
roaltc the Hon Mafcha ss.
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sffes eNbN So y
/: ON the FRONT I.
= ttssS 80 4 4 = = = 4 4

The steamer Mackinnw arrived ~
port this morning from Gan IRAN
eisan with Faea cargo ~ general
freight
The British steamer Feuefr nr-
rived Ia port thla morning from the
Orient With cargo ~ general fn~r-
qhandfse The Feucer is due o. Hsil
from Tacoma February 20.
The Bucknan and Cottage city
are both due IN port tonight. the
former from Frisco and the latter
from Alaska
The best whisky ia Seattle ~
Mike Doyle'a. ael3 Second az. ="
We wish % thank all our friends
and customers for their generous
patronage during the past year.
And Wish you all a Happy New
Year. Geo. II. W0Odhouse Co. llk
University ST.. Arcade building. -
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SOME REFORMS
ARE PROMISED

DUDE REMNANT Will WEAR a
NEW SUIT EVERY pAY-oiN
NERs FOR SICK At HosPi.
TAI.
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A. tho result Of a collision DO.
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The best whisky ia Seattle q
Mike Doyle's. ael3 Second az. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-18
island Park Theatre.

AS the weeks pass by the attend
ancc at llcr.cy's Island Park Theatre
is ever increasing. Last week was one
of the largest in the history of the
place. When il is considered that
such an excellent company as Manager
Fcnbcrg has gathered together for the
summer season here, it is not to be
wondered that the crowds nave been
of record breaking size. The final
performance of "The Convict's Daugh-
ter" was given last evening in tho
same painstakinr manner as hereto
fore and the audience was immensely
pleased. This afternoon the company
is playing From Rags to Riches"
which will continue for the balance Of
the week and again local theatregoers
will see this fine company Of players in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-18
A Square Deal

n assured Won when you buy DR.. Pierce's
family medicines-for all the ingredi.
epts entering into them are printed on
the bottle and their formulas
are attested under oath as being complete
and correct. You know just what you are
paying for and that the ingredients are
gathered from Natures laboratory, being
selected from the most valuable native
medicinal roots found growing in our
American forest and lille potent to cure
are persecesy harmless even to the most
delicate womaa Children Not drop
alcohol epieE into theiE cQ@PQSltl01
q much hetteE ake6{ Is 3Sfd -Ro14 49E sx;
Gact31Y aud 9Ee3ekYlog me ,:,1s at t9yS Ivy
plInc!R!ss gssd !1 lEfF1. y!a III nasses.e,
ist4iSs'c msdIsiiIm properties Of IL own,
being a most valuable antiseptic ana anti
ferment, nutritive and soothing demW-
cent.
Glvcer,ne plays an important part In
DR.. Piarce's Golden Medical Discovery In
the cure OF indigestion, dyspepsia and
weak stomach, attended by so'ir rlsings.
heartburn, foul breath. coated tongue.
Door appetite, gnawing feeling In ston-
ach- biIiousness and kindred dcrange-
ments of the stomach. liver and bowels.
Besides curing all the above distressing
ailments, the Golden Medical Discovery
Is . specific for all diseases OF the mucous
membranes, as catarrh, whether of the
nasal passages or Of the stomach, bowels
or pelvic organs. Even in its Lucrative
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edy II its use be persevered in. In Chronic
Catarrh Of the Nasal passages. it Is well,
while taking the Golden Medical Dis
coyeryr for the necessary constitutional
treatment, to cleanse the passages freely
two or three times day with DIR. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy. This thorough course
Of treatment generally cures the worst
cases.
In coughs and hoarseness caused by bron-
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sumption In its advanced stages. the Golden
Medical Discovery" is q most efficient rem
edy. especially In those obstinate. hang on
coughs caused by irritation and congestion of
the bronchial mucous membranes. The Dis
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staRes-nO medicine will do fhat-but for all
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ton. 1t Is the best medicine that an be ken.
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Stebbins-CarIeton.

The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Reuel
w. Carleton, % Sewall street, was the
scene of a happy occasion last evening
when their daughter Lillian g., was
united in marriage with Hiram A.
Stcbbins. The wedding was of a quiet
nature and the ceremony occurred at
80, the officiating clergyman being
Rev. {. G. M"Sher. pastor of the State
street Free Baptist church Light re-
freshmtnt* were served after the ccre-
monN.
Both :he bride and groom are well
known i'll the city and were the re-
cnlicnts of many pretty and useful
presents from their friends. They will
leave this morning for Il short wedding
trip to Boston and on their return will
IT side at No. y Weston street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-18
Piper Billiard.

A quiet wedding was sOlemnized at
moor Tuesday at the residence Of Rev.
r. T.. Ncwbrrt. at AZ Melville street.
the contracting parties being George
Fisk Pipcr. Jr.. of this city and Miss
Florence Blanche Billiard of Salem
Mass. The ceremony was performed
by hIr Ncwhcrt. The groom is the
manager Of the Augusta branch of the
International Correspondence School
and the bride is one of Salems most
estima5le young ladies', and the best
wishes of many friends are theirs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-18

The Seamcn's institute at Portland
started 10 years ago by Hon. John IL.
Heating, the British vice consul, has
been finally closed and the place given
up. Lack of support forced Mr.. keat-
ing to stop the work