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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-03-16
Re-Boilt Pianos Of wsll-Known Makes.

NG-GulH FIanoS OF Weli-hnoWu% Makes.
Some Of the most charming pianos,
and certainly some Of the most won
derfnlly reasonable in price. are to be
found in the big Exchange Department
in Lyon q IIealy,s. Here you find eel
ebrated pianos, such MS the Steinway,
Weber, IIrallauer llazelton, Wa9hburu
Sterling, Huntingdon, etc. that have
been traded in for other instruments.
ia mauy cases these uprights have been
exchanged for grand pianos Ordinari-
~ such pianos are sold in theconditiou
received, but ia Lyon & IIeaIys the
little things one does not like about a
piano which stamp it as several years
old. are changed in their own factor
les. So these pianos are brought right
down to date in tone, action aud gem
eral appearance. Every trace of use
is removed from their cases, aud alto
gether they are made substantially as
perfect as the day they left their
makers hands These rebuilt pianos
give great satisfaction.
Ii you would like good piano at
about half the price, write to Lyon <
IleaIy for list of Instruments ia this
class. They will be glad togointofuli
particulars, aud you may depend upon
every statement that they make. fel!
them about what kind of an instru-
ment you bad in view and about how
much You had in mind to pay. Address
them 10 Adams Street, Chicago
Lyon e IIealy are the largest piano
dealers in this any other country.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-03-16
BASKETBALL.

In fast and very exciting game Of
basket bali at the Armory on Friday
March 8, the Spencerian Business col
lege team Of Milwaukee defeated the
Light Guard first team by score Of Il
to 90, Burrell, the star center OF the
Spencerian team played the best game
for that team making l3 field goals.
the Light Guards bad good team work
but the Spencerian team were too
strong for them. La the game between
the Spencerian second team and the
Light Guard second team. the Ligh
Guard team played the better game
getting in some good team work. 4
goodIy number,of friendsof both teams
were present with load voices cow
bells etc, which added zest and en-
thusiasm to the,occasion and gave the
spectators are opportunity to express
themselves wheu their fayorites were
icaoing in the game.
The following is line up Of the
Light Guard teams:
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-03-16

Published At Wauwatosa, Wis. every Satur-
as by the Wauwatosa Printing Coo
sent to any address in the United states ior
81 "A year.
Entered at the Wauwatosa postofce As see
ot.d class matter,
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-03-16

Fer a"yt ing in the printing lue.
at the News Office, IS West 5la.u
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-03-16
J - WARREN
Il J.. LOVER AND
il. MARQUAEDT

Officers performing duties OF the Board o
sin.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-03-16

lChas. n Fisher, Chm.
Gaard Of ...,. MIL. Adams Sccy
Health T.. G.. Sommer.
H. T. Bradley. Health Officer,
Town clerks office In tunnr Bldg. Town
toard meets every Atoudav evening, ut 80 y.
a. al the town CLERKS ONCE. Board OF heatth
meets or first ana third Wednesday Of eaeh
a1oul0 at Town clerk office. at z 80 D. IA
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-03-16

Perry & Kroesing, ATTORNEYS for Estate.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-03-16

PERRY & kRoEsINq, Attorneys.
45w4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16
VISTA IL PBt3Ig|O

Antsaycr, q las 8 p. M, visit6
el rresidio q gran jurado de Ia
Colte Federal.
Los doce uiembros que cons
tituyen dicho organis1nc, entire ellos
c1stro ameticanos, quedaron alta
mente ccmplacidos del orden, dis
ciplina y aseo que reinan cp Ia pc
nittrciaria, por 10 que felicltaFon 4
los flores Patron v Sire, jefes de
aqutl establecimiento.
b>erra'n tn la cocina el
nchc conf-ccion&ao para Ia tarde,
on andoIo exquisite y abun
ia'ite.
7, nde,aron Ia iimpieza de todo
= p4t al Y : dtshirieron en- elogioS
d. la actual administration.
Unimos nuestra eDhorabuens
4 la del gran Jurado de la Corte
Fedaal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16

La espalda constituye la her
mosura mas durable; aqucila que
los siios, lejos de maltratar, perfec
cionan y exaltap. Fs raro, en- efec
to, que las espaldas de una joven
sean impccables, malm6seas y de
irreprochable contoruo. En- cam
bio, en- aquella edai en- que el sem,
blante comien1a q 1izas a fatigarse,
es cuando la espalda alcanza TODD
su esplerdCr.
Las espaldas sefan carnosas,
de Ia mIsma altitud y con ondula
clones bien desvahecidas; estaran
s-paradas del cuello y ofreceran
dos cu'vas insensibles que, par
tierdo dc la articulaci6n de los emo
platos, van a perderse en- el surco
tornado por la espina dorsal.
Cubiertas por una piel suave y
fna, y pr6digamente dotadas de
lineas ondulantes, consiguieron el
honor de que su blaucura TRUMAN.
te fuse ccinparada Ia del alabas
troA
A veces las espaldas son hue
su las, 8 demasiado redondas, o de
altu'a desigual, 10 que las da III
aspecto POGO airoso.
En este u,timo case, evitat
2quellos mcvimientos enojosos gu,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16

DROBABLEMENTE no hay romedio
j. en- cl nundo cue como Ia Pcruna,
haya silo recomendado por tantos hom-
oIes proninentes.
Gobcrnadores, eonsules, miembros de
congreso, embajadores, y reprcsentan-
Is &c Giferentes republicas americans,
odos recomiendau la Peruna.
FL Ilt1no. Gobornador Pankhurst de
Es2ntecas, Mexico, es uno de los hombres
promlnentes que recomiendan la Pemna.
La Peruna es un remedio casero ameri-
cano.
is el remedio para Ia tos, resfrios,
aatarro, influenza, la grippe, bronquitis y
.os primeros grades de tisis.
tambien un t6aico admirable para
;or lner las fusrlas y salud gcl tlal de'
rurrpo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16
SuIlSTA De cOVREOs
Departamento de correos, Washing
ton, D. c., Oct. IS 1907.

Proposiciones seran recibidas
en- la O6cina del Second Assistant
Postmaster General, Post Office
Department, Washington, D. c.,
hssta las AZ de la tarde del dia 7
lie enero, 1907, para la conducci6r
de la coyrespondencia de los Esta-
dos Unidcs desde ell 70 de julio,
1903, hasta Ell dia 80 de junlo,
1912, en- todas las rutas de correo
de la isla de Puerto Rico, como esta
especifcado en- q pliego de anun-
clos de esta fecha.
Listas de las rutas, formas de
proposiciones y fanzas, y toda In.
formation necesaria seytu tacilita
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16
NOTAS FEMENlNAIS1l
La belleza del cuerpo,

joven que los padece Sc desespera,
y con raz6n.
Esta erupci6n es una de las va.
riedades de sarpullido que desapa'
recera empleando IN ieglmsn depu-
rativo y dandose al mismo tempo,
tarde y noche, y cotidianamente,
durante algunos minutes, ablucio.
mes de aqua caliente con una solu-
cion de alumbre al tres por ciento.
Hacienda esto, las espaldas no
tardaran en- poder mostrar, en- Ia
libertad seductora de algdn escote,
| toda sd triuufante blancura
Cierta emperatriz alemana, que
va ha muerto, tuvo en- sus verdes
sfios una espalda que cause admi-
raci6n en- todas las cortes de Euro
pa. Una desdichada y gravlsilna
enfermedad vino a estropear de sd.
bito tanta belleza. Aquella reiDa,
sin embargo, no quiso perder SD
reputation, y su imperial coquete-
ria mard6 fabricar con gran sisilC
en- Casa de un esmaltador una sutil
y cast invisible coraza que, seg1n
dicen, la setvla de verdadero mar
trio.
Pero, q trueque de segulr STEM,
pre- slendo hermosa, soport6 el terri
| bic estuche el reStn de sus dias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16

deprimen un hombro nientras le-
vantan el otro excesivamente.
Cuando las espaldas de una jo-
vsn plopenden a redondearse, con
viene hacerla caminar con los codos
hacia atras, las manos sobre las ca
deras y avanzando el pecho.
#**
Aconsejadla tambien que duer-
ma en- posici6n supina.
Para conseguir que las espaldas
conserven su blancura y pulimento
el mejor procedlmiento es refres-
carlas diariamente y en- to a esta.
ci6n con largas abluciones de aqua
fria. Adquirid esta buena costum
bre 10 antes possible.
81 vuestras espaldas no tienen
la blancura del marmol, 8 81, des.
graciadamente, ese matmol cede st
puesto, con los amos, al viejo mar
fiji, prestad q vuestra espalda una
blancura postiza merced al siguien
te y sencillisimo afeite: Aqua d.
rosas, I'm cuarto de litro; glicerina
tres gramos: nitrate de bismuto
I25 gramos.
Frecuentemente las espaldas d.
las doncellas aparecen salpicadas d
requeiios granitos redondeados, d
color violaceo y feisimo aspecto. L
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16

In otas palahras, remuoye de los
drganos digcstivos Y asinlilatyos los
prircipios catawales que tienden I'M
pe.ir las funciones dc esgo5 trganos, de-
ilndolos en- pcrfecto ostado para ejerci-
tar orrectamento su5 funciones.
Hacienda Ia digestda J aaimilacidn
normalmentc, no Gejarl de habor
sufciente c4ntidad dc sangre pu1a, que
forsalezca ol cucrpo.
la producido alivio e2 cas2s notahles,
V Sc ha estado usando por mas dc cua-
renta amos.
pirecc.6a conp,ota para q uso dc Ia
Peruna Sc encoh'rara en- el r5j1lo de
eada frasco, & en q lioEo del Doctor
4. Il. Hartjnaa, Gt;,ad3 "Las Enfar'ne-
saacs dc Ia Ns,].H c! cual rcGolAN toGcs
4os d.o.li-taz,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16
TEST|M0N|O De lFHTO

PR, rloviembre IS, 1907
Miss. Cecilia Kain.
Supt Of Girls Charity School.
Santurce, P. X.
Muy querida Miss Kain:
Como Sc acerca el dia en- que
usted, excelente Directora del Ash
10, Sc alejara de nosotros para STEM
pre-, queremos antes de que usted
tome tai determination, hacerle pd
blicamente una petici6u que creemos
sera atendida por listed, por que es
hija del ca,ilo profundlsimo que la
profesamos,
Es usted Y ha sido siempre una
principal, que con su dulce afecto,
sus dlstinguidos modales y uua di-
reccion modelo, ha obtenido en- este
Asilo de Nihas, una discipline y
orden admirables.
Es para nosotros Tin sentimien-
to verdaiero cue usted nos deje y
por ESQ lie suplicamos en- nuestro
nombre y en- el de todas las niiias
asiladas, que permanezca aqui por
algun tempo mas.
Queremos decirle unas frases
que lie seran muy satisfactorias: 81
usted, atendiendo q nuestros rnegos
permanece entire nosotros, sera una
algeria que todos celebraremos, pero
81 acaso no lie fuere possible acceder
q la petici6n dicha, crea que STEM
pre- sera usted recordada por todos
los emp!eados de esta casa, con Ia
distinction, respeto y cariio que me
1ecen sus bondades y correcto pro-
ceder.
Reciba en- estas lineas la ex
preston sincera del afecto de:
Angela Santaella, profesora
Elena Bozzo, ptofesora; Mercedes
Infante, prcfesora; Josefa PenedC
Rios, profesora; Marcelina Cintron
empleada; Luisa Crousset, idem
Margarita Quihones, idem; Ritz
Guilbort, idem; Esperanza Gaona
idem; Asunci6n Gaona, idem; Pau
lima Grorg, iden; Amelia F. d,
Tejera, idem; R. Ruiz Arnau, me
dico, y Juan Ros Bolorino, Clerk
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16
JOSE HiTER GIROlA

Este distinguido compatrlota,
que hasta hoy fue presidente del
partido unlonista de Vega-Bsja, Sc
lusenta de esta ciudad, fjando su
resideucia en- el vecino pueblo de
Morovis, en- donde piensa estable.
Ger una ofclna de Farmacla.
Aunque joven, supo luchar en-
todos los momentos por nuestra
causa, con Isaltad y fe inquebran-
tables. Sus meritos iudiScutibleS,
como poiitico, l. hicis'o1 acreedor
4 q1r Sc le n2nlbra,e secsetario de
Ia Tuuta de Instruction, mielnbto
de- Comite, y ultimamente, como
resu'tado del escrufinio de la ulti.
ma asamhla unionista, Sc le de
sigu6 para q cargo de presidente,
des1e cuyo puesto la sabido i'm
PriEuir al partido la buepa marchs
que lleva en- sus arduos y diffciles
problemas.
81 partido lamenta tai separa.
ci6n, porque Sc ptiva de sus atina.
dos conSejos, y esta socledad le re
cordaIa siempre con ca.ino, pue:
aqui deja falnilia, amigos y core
igionatios que lie quieren y respe
tan, no obstante sus pocos aiios.
Debemos felicitar al pueblo d.
Norovis, puss ademas de coutaI
con un farmaceutico de vastos CO
nocimientos, Y casi un meiico, (e
seEo- Mater eotudia medicina, } di
,ho cabaigSro IS un entusiasta 90
aua",ros idea!ei, y ALI, como aquf
sabra cumplir cen los debs-es gu
exigen el patrioti, no y Ia diguida,
nusItor1iqueiia.
El pueblo de Vega-Baia todo
81 bien lamanta la partiia del com
patricia, le ftlcita al mislno item
po, pues no duiaiemos que la suel
te ha de setlg mas propicia cue e
q pueblo dc sus amores.
K. LENDAs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16
UN(UENIO OE DOAk
Cura radicalmente las almo-
rranas, eczema, picaz6n
6 comez61 de la plel.

La primcrl aa.ieaei6a del tngiien.o
de Doau ca4u-- "a Irri,a>,oA ca t..o5 d
picaz6n 8 coaez6n de la p,el Y en- la mr.
yoria de los ca5os una sofa latlca es 10
sldciente para curar radicalmente l,s
peores casos de aImorranas (salidas {
slnguinolentas), ronchas, aradores, sa-
bdiones, s4rpuIlilo asperezas del CUTS,
grietas herpes, barros espiuillas etc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16
Nvbre. Is de 1907.
Sr. Director de Ell 71emb0.

Nls OAA~$bOA A$ A$S CC"SHVS
Ssfor: En- ell no 271 del peri6.
dico de su direction, y bajo el rubro
aUna protesta justa,s Sc queian va
rios vecinos del barrio aEl Gandul,S
de que por la Superintendencia de
Sanidad y Bene6cencia, sse les exl-
ge la construction de pozos Mouras
en- las casitas que poseen en- dicho
barrio.S
Y pregunta usted al Superin.
tendente de Sanidad y Benefcencia
81 hay alguna ley que obtga q los
propietarios & construir esa clase
de pozos que Sc les exile.
En- dos palabras contestare 4
esa pregunta y q Ia protesta de los
veciuos del barrio sEl 0andul:S
No es cierto que Sc haya exl.
gido q esos vecinos la construction
de pozos Mouras, y ala constr4e'
n5n de bosos fbantes de pttdrat eh
seco, seg1u consta en- las veinte y
nueve noti6caciones practicadas por
denuncias presentadas por el ms.
pector de este departamento seiiof
Torres.
Atentamente.
DR.. TOMAS VAGUE.
DiyettOy de Sandal y Benefceucta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16
GIIENIT0GRAFO

Por tenet queausentarse para Es.
rafia su duefio, Sc vende muy baratO
una collection de pelfculas en- perfectu
estado casi nuevas y asuntos muy es-t
cogidos { interesantes y nm aparato
cinematografco complete con todo 10
necesario para poder trabajar sin diff
cultad, de la acreditada casa Pathe
igual al que tiene instalado el sed,t
Rozas. Sc veuden pelfculss sueltaS.
Dirigirse al Hotel Borinquenn, Tetuan
ndmero Sc. NJ. San Juan Puerto
Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16
SehOrita eSten6gtata

Una stnori'a, sabiendo inglts
V espan j 3 taquigrafia en- amboS
idiomas, deSea cnlocsrse til odcina
2{h6ca o priesaa. Informas er
IL NEMOCRAcfa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16
rlRTl DEL Or, 1ll.QIVEl
Movie nbre I6. de 1907. \
Sr. director de LA DRMocRAc1A.
San Juan, P. R.

) nor: aN
Tengo ell gusto de acompaia le
copia de una carta que, con esta
fechs, di,ijo al director de sEl
Tiemro' IN contestacion a un suel-
to, publicado en- dicho peri6dico,
tituado aUna protesta justaS. n.
Espero de su atnabilidad la
publication de ia referida carta, por
cuyo obsequio lie anticipa graclas,
y queda de listed alto. y s. s. -
DR.. TOMAS VAzQUEZ.
Director de Santdad y Benefcenc1a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16

das por Administrators de Co.
rreos de Ia isla, 8 por eI Sc
cond Assistant Postmaster General,
Washington, D. c. G. v. L. NE.
YER, Administrator General de Co.
rreos, .s,.s,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16

DR.. TOMAS VAzQURz.
DiyettOy de Sandal J Benefoencta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-02
POLICE FORBID MEETING.
Stop Demonstration and Prevent
Maxim Gorky from Speaking.

Rome. May. 1.-The police forbade a
public meeting here today. organized
Ivy the Socialists to commemorate May
day and at which Maxim Gorky had
promised To speak. All the streets
leading to the botanical gardens near
the Colosseum. where the meeting was
to be held. were occupied by troops hut
the thousands of workmcn who gath
cred in the vicinity broke through the
cordons, entered the gardens and held
Il meeting.
Several Socialist deputies made fiery
speeches but Gorky did not appear.
According to on" report his absence
was due to the fact that his suffcrinEs
from consumption prevented him from
making the journey from Capri to
Rome. But on the other hand. it is
stated that Gorky had been notified
that he would be expelled from Italy
if he attempted to cause any disor-
der.
After the meeting the workmcn at
tempted to march through the streets
hut were prevented by troops Of caval-
ry who charged and dispersed the pro-
CeSSioniStS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-02
BETTER THAN EXPECTED.
Mercy In Russia Being Given Out to
Unprecedented Extent

st. Petersburg, May IA note pub
lished in the Scmi-oliicial Russia today
dealing with President tioovin's state
mcnt in The Lover House uf Parliament
yesterday that the war minister should
be notified of the fact that the abolition
of drunhtad co1rrtmirtials wa to be-
dismissed. declares that III" minister WI ,
entirely unaware that the parliamentary
committee proposed not only the abuli-
ton OF drunthcad courmartial but thai
the cases Of those condensed 10 penal
scrvitudc By such courts should l." trans
ferrcd to the ordinary courts. This "
the note concludes, is tantamuunt to
quasninE the sentences of these courts
and claims for In" pouma powers which
il does not possess"
Liberal circles are now 50 PAM, Strick e.
on over the recent events i'm tn" lower
House that the KoSSd'S announcement
has again revived the rumprs Of tn" an-
preaching dissolution Of Parliament
which ar" repeated in the most CirCum-
stantal form throughout the city.
A cabinet officer. however, assured the
correspondent of The Associated Press
that the dissolution of Parliament was
not contemplated at present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-02
Penned In a ! 81
BurningBuilding

Chicago, May 1.-Morc than 100 ner
sons We're penned in a burning build
ing today at % Wabash avenue and
narrowly escaped with their lives. Full
ly half of these persons were injured in
the panic to escape, but none are ex-
pected to die.
The building is flve-story strlc-
ture, the first floor of which was oc-
curied by the Story & Clark Piano Co.
and the second floor by the Lotus
Lunch Club. The two UPPER floors were
unoccupied. The injured We're either
patrons or employees of the lunch club.
The fire broke out shortly before the
usual rush of the lunch hour. there be-
ing about 15 patrons and % employees
in the place
The only exit was through Il small
window at the back of which there was
an opening to d fire escape leading to
the alley. About 50 persons were
caught with only this chance of safe
ty. Those who first stepped on the fire
escape were almost Immediately
pushed off and fell to the alley 20 feet
below. Before they could get out Of the
way. others fell or jumped upon them.
The women piled upon each other in
mass, from which they were dragged
as quickly as possible by men from
nrighborins stores. but every one OF
those who came out Of the rear win
dn'T was injured in some manner. ex-
cert the last half dozen, who were res
cued by hremen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-02
STRIKES ABROAD.
CONTINUED from Page One.)

selling Anarchistic papers. Upon many
of the persons arrested the ponce
found knives, brass knuckleS and re
vOlverS.
During the AFTERNOON man who was
passing the Place de la Republlque on
top of an omnibus fired five shots from
a revolver at a squadron of cuirasSiers'
wourding two Of the cavalrymen. The
man, who was subsequently identified as
a Jew named Jacob Law. of Balta, Rus
STA. was dragged down by the police anc
narrowly escaped lynching at the hands
OF the crowd surrounding the vehicle.
Later in the day several hundred addi-
tional arrests were made and towards
nightfall the crowds made concerted
movement in the direction of the Place de
la Republque.
At one OF the labor meetings Premier
ClemenC eau was denounced as traitor
to the cause of Socialism. Cavalry dis
rersed the crowd which fled TO the
Headquarters OF the federation of Lid
Dor across the canal.
From the opposite side OF the cana
came a volley of stones, followed by re-
volveT. shots which hit policeman, VINO
fell to the ground. Dragons then charS-
cd with drawn sabres, driving the CROWD
in all directions. About $40 addltlona
arrests were made. bringing the total foi
the day to over 1000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-02
MISS GILMAN ARRIVES.
The Former Actress, Engaged to Mr.
Corey, Is In New York.

New York. May Miss Mabelle Z.
Gilman. the former actress. who is en-
gagged to be married to w. L. Corey,
president of the United States Steel
Corporation. arrived here today on the
steamship Kaiser Wilhelm Der Crosse
Her name was not on the passenger
list but other passengers said she was
on board, accompanied by her mother.
1T has been reported that the marriage
IS to take place May 4.
Upon her arrival here Miss Gilman
went to the Hotel Gotham and denied
herself to callers. Several weeks ago
Mr.. Corey. leased d house in FIFTH ave
nue. to which he will move soon after
his marriage.
Miss Mabelle Gilman said. when seen
concerning her reported marriage tu
William f. Corey. president of the
United Steel Corporation:
II must refuse to discuss my person
al affairs. However important you may
regard It for mic to crafty the curiosity
of inquirng friends and strangers |
am afraid ! cannot share your view
But L will so far depart from this rule
to say that Mr.. Corey and | will be
married in this city May 10. and both
Mr. COrey's family and mine will be
present. That is all"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-02
JUST A TALK.
Pres. MeIIen Of NJ u, N. n. G. H., Has
Chat With President.

Washington May 1.-Charles H.
Mcllcn, president Of the New York,
New Haven & Hartford Railroad and
r. L. Byrnes. first vice president Of
the road talked with President ROOse-
Welt today. Not Il word was Obtainablc
from them as to what they talked
about.
You did come to Washington to see
the President, did you not?" Mr.. Mellcn
was asked.
Yes, mainly. You might say, how
ever, that | made Il social call if YOU
want to do So
in fact" he added. Il would not like
to be quoted about anything except
religion
Mr.. McIlon refused to say whether
there had been a discussion of the rail-
road valuation question.
Mr.. Mcllen said he had charge Of a
little piece of railroad property and
would like to run it in peace and quiet.
He admitted that the New York, New
Haven K Hartford Railroad was pros
porous, but he said. with Il smile. that
he would not like to say too much
about that. "They sometimes change
assessments. you know
After their call at the White House.
Messrs. Mcll"n and Byrncs visited the
Interstate commerce commission. Lat
or in the day Mr. MeIrn went to New
York and Mr. Ryrnrs went to Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-02
SPLENDID TO USE.

This is the month to rid the
system of Blood disorders of all
kinds, of which Rheumatism Is
the most prevalent symptom ana
hardest to overcome during the
winter months, when the Kidneys
have failed to filter out the uric
acid and other waste matter.
A well known authority writes
that the worst forms of Rheuma-
tism, Blood disorders, also Kid
ney and Bladder weakness are
often readily relieved and pre-
vented during an entire year by
taking for a little while one tea
spoonful of the following mixture
after meals and at bedtime, viz:
Fluid Extract Dandelion one
half ounce. Compound kargon
one ounce. Compound Syrup Sar-
saparilla three ounces.
A local druggist states that
these are harmless ingredients,
which any good prescription
pharmacy can supply and anyone
can easily mix them at home by
shaking in a bottle.
1t is said by many of the old
folks that the above mixture. if
taken during this month, will add
years to life and prevent many
a sick and miserable day during
the year.