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Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-09
Are You Sick?
Are You Suffering?

If so, call on DIR. BARBRICK. lie
reads disease like an oren book and Will
surprise YOU by his wonderful l1noWl-
edge of disease. his plain. concise eX-
planation of every cause and effect. and
bv the marvellous rapidity OF his new
COMMON sense rational system Of tres:t-
r,ent which; goes to the very seat of
the trouble. giving almost instant re
lief. and in al cases that have not pro-
ereSsad too far a PERFECT. ABSOLUTE
and PERMANENT CURE No person
should doctor any further or take any
more medicine before CONSULTING
THIS CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN and
INVESTIGATING HIS METHODS All
rlHv call: all are welcome. and whether
high or low. rich or poor. if you call be-
fore tie FREE OFFER expires the
skill of Years of experience and study.
The best medical service and attendance
that can be procured are at your dis
posal without money and without price.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-09
WALDO.
SOUTH LIBERTY.

The residence of Hiram J.. Evans
was the scene Of a quiet wedding
Thursday. Nov. :, when MIR. Evans was
united in marriage to Mrs. Abbie
BradStreet Of this town, widow of the
late Rev. Charles Bradstreet. Mr..
Evans is we'll known. being quite d
prominent politician. The bride is one
Of Liberty's incest ladies'. w. T..
Overlook of RaZorville performed the
ceremony. after which the guests,
consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z.
Overlook, Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Cunning
ham, Charles Cunningham, and Mrs.
Hannah Prescott, sat down to a
bounteous supper to which they did
ample justice Soon after all went 10
their homes. all uniting with the many
other friends of the couple in wishing
them a long and happy married life.
Miss Grace Durin went to New
Sweden Friday, where she has long
term of school to teach this winter.
Mrs. Carrie Lenfest went to Augusta
on business Friday.
Melvin Hall. who has been employed
at Augusta for some months, is at
home on few days vacation, and in
cidentally looking for deer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-09
BOYS HEALTHFUL CLOTHES.
Interesting Safeguards Of Every Kind
Used in Making xtragooD Suits.

Mothers are just as interested to
know that their boys clothes are made
as carefully and under just as health
full conditions as their little girls
clothes are made at home
1t is for this reason, so that mothers
can be sure of the conditions under
which their boys clothes were made,
that Ederheimer. Stein & Co, the large
makers Of XtragooD boys clothes in
Chicago, place their XtragooD label on
each suit.
This label guarantees that the ma
terials used are just what they appear
to be and what is claimed for them;
that the garment are made under the
most healthful Conditions. because the
model. modern tailoring shops of
Ederheirler, Stein & Co. are the finest
of their kind in America. They are
rev buildings. built with windows on
all sides. SO that the fresh air freely
circ'lates, and the sunshine penetrates
even to the more remote corners of the
workrooms, which are kept clean with
the most scrupulous care.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-09
SOMERSET
ST, AlBANS.

Mrs. Melvin Bigclow has returned
from Milo. where she has been visiting
for a few days.
w II. Watson and Allen Martin
have gone to Russell Mountain on q
hunting trip.
The e. A. Ratchelder Co. has be-
gun the manufacturing of shoe-treeS.
They are canning about ~ barrels of
apples daily at the factory.
J. 2. Baxter. Jr. was in town We'd
neStlay.
The heavy rains of this week have
raised the water in our pond thus as
surfing plenty Of power for our mills
this winter. At the shovel handle fac
tory they are getting ready 10 use
steam when needed.
G.. !. Worthan is having some
changes made in his house.
Fay Lucas returned to Lewiston
Monday.
The friends of s. 3. Prescott much
regret that his health does not improve.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-09
MUTUAL CONCESSIONS
But No Immediate Prospect of Start
ing the Machines.

Bangor. Me, Nov. S.-Timothy Haley
of N2w York, representing the Nation
al Civic Federation. arrived in Mil
linocket today and had conferences
with the officials of the Great Northern
Paper Co., and with the paper machine
tenders who are locked out on account
of demand for more pay, with the
view of effeCting settlement Of the
troubles.
Mr.. Haley said tonight that both the
Great Northern Co, and the locked out
men had agreed TO make certain con-
cessions. but there appears to be nc
immediate prospect of starting the idle
machines, unless men can be brought
in from outside who are willing to take
the places of the locked out machine
tenders.
twenty-five men came last Monday
from Wisconsin. but nearly all of them
refused to take the vacant places and
thus so far only one machine has beer
started.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-09
ALMOST MEN ENOUGH
To Resume Work in MiIlinocket and
East MiIinocket Mills.

Millinocket Me. Nov S.-"We lack on
lv about . men to start all the paper ma
chimes here and at East Millinocket. We
have these on the way. One machine has
been running since Wednesday morning.
The other departments have not been
affected said Pres. Fitzgerald, head of
the Sulphite Workers Union Thursday
night.
Pres. j. T. Carey Of the International
Brotherhood of Paper Makers, the union
that has been ousted, said: This is a
lockout pure and simple. We belong to
the parent organization from which the
Others seeded in January, 1906. We are
affiliated With the American Federation
of Labor.
The other organization is not recng-
niZed hv the a. +. of l.. We asked for
more pay for certain work last July. We
were tolG late in September that the adj
vance could not be granted. We asked
for a reconsideration and the next we
heard was on Nov. . when ali members
of this union We're notified that their ser
vices were no longer required unless they
made new application FOR work sub
ject to the comrany's terms. which were
that we affiliate with the other organiza-
ton.
PAPER makers arrived here from Wis
consin. They told us that they under
stood they were TO work in q new mill
All but four joined our ranks. Our places
are heing filled or an attempt made to
NIL them by men from a union not reCog-
ni7ed by the American Federation Of La
bor'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-09
Prescription Recommend
ed for Elderly People,
Relieves Kidney Troubles and
Rheumatism.
Simple Home Remedy And How To
Prepare II.

This is message that will bring
| happiness again into many families
| and sunshine into the lives of hun
dreds of disheartened and discourage ad
men and women here. 1t requires just
a little inconvenience, for it can't be
brought alreay prepared 1t is a sim
| pie home recipe now being made
| known in all the larger cities through
| the newspapers. 1t is intended TO
| check the many cases Of rheumatism
| kidney and bladder trouble which have
! made so many cripples and invalids
and weaklings of some of our brightest
and strongest people
The druggists here have been
notified to supply themselves with the
ingredients. and the sufferer will have
no trouble to obtain them. The
prescription is as follows: Fluid EX-
tract DandeliOn, one-half ounce: Com
pound Karson, one ounce, and Com
pound Syrup of Sarsaparlla three
ounces. Mix by shaking well in a bot
tie The dose is one teaspOonfu! after
eacah meal and at bedtime.
Recent experiments. even in severe
hospital cases, prove this simple mix
ture the demedy for rheumatism
because of its positive action upon the
eliminative tissues of the kidneys. 1t
cOmpelS these most vital organs to
filter from the blood and system the
waste impurities and uric acid which
are the cause of rheumatism. Ii
cleanSes the kidneys. strengthens them
and removes quickly such symptoms
as backache. blood disorders, bladder
weakness. frequent urination painful,
scalding and discolOred urine 1t acts
as a powerful stimulant to the entire
kidney and bladder structure. puts
new life into them and invigOrateS the
entire tract. 1t makes the kidneys
clean the blood. The Dandelion will
take care Of liver trouble and cOnstl-
patton. and is fine for the stomach.
All the ingredients, states we'll
known local druggist. are of vegetable
extraction, making it a safe and harm
less prescription at any time.
Those who suffer and are accus-
toned to purchase a bottle of patent
medicine should not let little incon
venience interfere with making up
this prescription. Wherever this be-
comes generally known, states a large
Eastern publication. it ruins the sale
of the patent medicines and so-called
rheumatism and kidney cures. which
is its best endorsement Of virtue.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-09
Wonaerfu! x.Ray Examinations
Diseases Cured

CATARRH, ASTHMA CONSUMP
TION ana all diseases of the head and
throat lungs and chest treated.
DEAFNESS. BLINDNESS and diseases
Of the eye and ear treated
DYSPEPSIA. INDIGESTION and all dis
eases of the stomach ana bowels treat
ed.
CONSTIPATION. RILIOUSNESS. Jaun-
dice and all liver troubles treated
BRlGHT'S DISEASE. DIABETES and
all diseases Of the kidneys and bladder
treated.
PILES AND RECTAL DISEASES treat
Ell without the knife or detention from
business.
NFRN OI'S DISEASES. EPILEPSY and
all nervous disorders except insanity
treated
RHEUMATISM. NEURALGIA and all
painful affections treated.
CANCERS AND ALL MALIGNANT
erowths treated without the knife.
TrMORS AND ALL ENLARGEMENT
and Swellings treated without surGi-
cal operations by the 0Iagno Absorp-
tinn treatment.
SCEOTUI.A and all sores, ulcers and
blood troubles treated.
ECZEMA. PSORIASIS and all erurtions.
pl'lpi'S ana SEM "iS1aSes tedl"u.
EEFORMlTIES, SPINAL CURvA-
Tt'HT.S Hip Joint Diseases Club Foot,
Knock Knees. Stiff Joints. etc. treated
hv n natural sift and blootlless method.
DISEASES OF Weaknesses.
Prolanse. TumOrs, St'rilty. Barren-
ness and all female troubles treated
without surgical operations. harsh
treatment. ressaries or supporters.
DISEASES AND WEAKNESSES OF
Men-Naricocele ami Stiicture cured
without surgical operations and all
nervous and blood troubles cured with
ont potash. mercury or poisonous drugs.
NO MATTER WHAT THE DISEASE.
its name or nature. il il is Of Il chronic
character. Or Barbrict can give You
fun information regarding it. and if il
is durable lie and his new system can
cure it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-09

energized and thereby attaches itself to
tine bars. castings. scraps or pig iron
which il is desired TO lift. The mag
net poles are shaped according to the
nature Of the material to be raised.
For heavy rails they are oblong and
are slunG from the crane hook by "A
short chain. Castings weighing over
TWO tons are successfully handled by
electrO-magnet. Another use to which
the electro-ma gnet is put is in break
ing old castings so that they may be
melted and utilized. TO accomplish
this the magnet is made to lift and
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-09
READFiELD DEPOT.

Mrs. Elizabeth Rollins. VINO has beer
visiting friends in Readfeld, returned
to Augusta Tuesday.
Mrs George Fl. Johnson. Brooks. whI
who has becn visiting relatives in Mt
Vernon and Read!icld, returned home
Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth Hutchinson. who sus-
tained a severe scalp wound by falling
downstairs. is recovering. She is at
tended by DR.. Milliken.
AIRS. ID. w. Kensill, accompanied by
Mrs. Frude Moore. returned To her
home in Portland. Thursday.
Owen Coleman, who has been serious
Iy i'll, is again in school.
Fl. Fl earle is in Lowell. Mass. in
consequence of The illness of his father,
Mr. A. B. Carle.
Mrs. Harrisori Gordon has improved
from her recent illness SO that she is
aboat h.I work.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-09
FREEDOM.

Lucius Cunningham of Montana is
visiting relatives in town.
Miss Curnr CHAM of Montana is Wis
itng relatives in town.
Miss Jennie Cox of 1'horndike visited
friends here recently.
Mrs. Susan Flye is confined to the
house by a severe cold.
Sunday evening. Mr.. Parry will con-
tinue his talk concerning the Welsh re-
vival.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-09
For the HOPELESS

re specially invites those who have
iiei olher treatments and failed, those
VINO are now treating with other DOCTORS
.nonth after month without helm. con-
'lhhlnG 10 treat because of false en-
cour;lgement; which physicians have nra,
MALADf which ply sicians have f,r6-
hourced lNcCRABLE and which they
nave been unable to benefit: and. peonia
VINO have been told by ttheir family doc
tors that they had Consumption. Heart
trouble. Nervous Weakncss or anv r5is-
easa, are invited to place Themselves
,n'er his care on or before November:
>th, and ha examined free s1s,s' i
"By His Works Shall Ye Judae Him..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-09
Special Notice to the
Sick

There will positively be no further
extension Of the FREE TIME after the
limit set by this announcement, and
the above offer holds good only for
those placing themselves under treat
ment at Augusta, Me. All cases taken
at the Boston Institute are required to
pay the regular fees for examinations
and treatments,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-09
At the Hotel North "Wednesday and Thursday each week until Nov 2
HOURS M Z 25 and 7tS Next Visit Wed and Thurs No 13 and m
A Great Many Patients

have written that they wished TO apply
for treutn,ent, but nave b""n unable 4"
do SC, owing. some state. I" IN" snort
ness of the tiIre allowed. some to the
had Weath her, others to miSundel stand
ing of the tiaaiity of the offer. Also
though tie doctor has worked many
times far beyond his hours. ard alwLy s
as quickly possible. SIN many who
did call Were. unable 10 wait Their turn,
and these should he given another
ri,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-09

The death of William wevmouth !,
former member of the Bangor police de-
Partmeht. occurred very suddenly at his
nome. E' Forest avenue. Thursday af-
tern"on His age was q years A widow
and one granddaughter survive. Inter
meat at Guilford Sunday,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-09

Down on a Southern plantation the
dairy toys are accustomed to do the
milking squatting down in a primitive
fashion until the owner introduced
milking stools with other improve
ments. The boywho first sailed forth
with the stool returned bruised and
battered and with an empty pail. II
done my best. sah.'' he exclaimed. Dat
! stool looked all right to me. but Dc
blamed old COW she won't sit on it,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-09

Therefore in his Augusta. Me, Branch
Oti;ce at the Hotel North "Wednesday
and Thursday of each week he will give
consult atoms. examinations. his reinarEa :
bile diagnosis of your case. all medical
services. surgical and Office treatments,
ABSOLUTELY FREE OF CHARGE to
all who call on him and place them
selves under treatment on on before NOV.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-09

kENNEBEC.
WEST SIDNEY,

Miss Mabel GODDARD has gone to
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Robinson of Man.
chester were guests at c. H. Lovejoy's $
one day last week.
Esther Wyman went to Hallowell last
week to visit her daughter, Miss Mabel
Wyman.
The winter term of school began At
Sidney Corner Monday with Miss Nesta
Getchell, teacher.
Mrs Clarence Freeman and little
daughters Jennie and Mabel of Augusta
are stopping at +. Z. Taylor's for "a
week ard calling on old friends
Mrs Anna Nichols and her son, Wal
ter, left last Saturday for their home
in Providence, r. I. Mrs. Nichols has
many warm friends here, who will look
forward to her return another summer.
J. Albert knowles of Fitchburg,
Mass. is visiting his sister Mrs. {. Fl.
LOVeiOV
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-09
Call at Once

DELAYS are dangerous ard tas may
he your iast opportunity. The extensive
practical knowledge and experience of
this physician may be the means Of
saving your life. If your case is incur
able. he will frankly tell vou so. and he
reserves the right to refuse to treat any
or III c.l
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-09

In engineering-works the electro
magnet is taking a very prominent
place. This device dispenses with
hooks. sings and other lifting appara-
tus- BY throwing a switch con-
trolling the current the magnet is
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-09
None Disappointed

In consideration Of the above facts.
that none Inay ferl hurt or disappointed
and that all those who wiSl: To do so
NAV INVESTIGATE FOR THEM
SELVES this great system of healing.
the doctor drenls il advisable to contin-
ne the free time for one more month.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-09

The traction facilities Of Europe are
far behind those Of this country. With
III 3 radius of 30 miles of Liverpool
there is Il population of 1000. .O0O, III"
most thickly populated country in the
world. and not Il trolley line in exist
ence for their accommodation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-09
Don't Wait

THE SICK MULTITUDE IROW -
EIS OFFICES from morning until ni;.ht.
and if you would avoid disappointment
yOu should call early and avoid the tire
solro wait OF the last days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-09
FREETO THE SICK


d1 Augusta and
aco
Thursday
wHb if
aiken dns the a themselves under
services and " - ""o'a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-09

drop steel ball weighing from one to
Sin tons.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-09

Agro Red Salmon at all grocers. Try
il,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-09
Cancers and alllsfs
Cured Will /
Operations s

The following are only fewsSff 60
many living witnesses who have been
cured and saved from tho Horrors Of
the operating table and the surgeons
knife by Dr.. Barbrick and his new sys.
tenn Of treatment, "Magnopathy"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-09

Mr. ~ T.. Grant, Inspector Of Customs
Fort of Boston. .96 State ST.. Boston,
Mass. Generous Ulcer on Leg. Cured
after May and all else mad failed.
RrocktGn. Mass, Cancer of Breast
Mrs. Alice Boutellier. "a Ireson St, Lynn.
Mass, Cancer. Cured 1894. Mr.. Irving
y. Holman. Box 49,. Haverhill, Mass,
Cancer of Face. Mrs. A. F.. Basgs: Brat
tle'ioro. Vt. r. +. ID. No. g., F'ibroid
Tumor. Mrs. Ira Parkman. 13 Tilforgi
St. Brighton. Mass. Ovariarf., Tun1or
Mrs. Mary FaleS. Claremont,, N. H,
Mrs Florence l.. Sargent, Suncook, N. H..
Ahomiua Tumors.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-08-29
Mr.. LAWSON SHOWN UP
AGAIN..

If anybody has had any doubt as
to the unscrupulousness of Thomas
Lawson, recent events ought to set
his mind at rest for all time and
convince him that the Boston stock
gambler is tricky and dishonest.
Some days ago Mr.. Lawson Sc
cured space in Golfers Weekly,
and then he turned around and
sent large advertisements to other
newspapers, and made these ap'
pear, to those who are not careful
readers, that Golfers was advising
them to take their money out Of
savings banks and put their earn.
iugs into stocks of different kinds
OF course, Golfers has absolute.
~ denied that it ever gave any
such advice, and it might we'll be
thought that any individual who
would urge small depositors to
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-08-29
BUY AT HOME THIS YEAR.

This is the season Of the year
when people are buying heavily for
fall and winter. This is one of the
times when some are pretty apt to
dust off the mail order catalogues,
leaf them through and think some
Of buying the winter supply Eat
wholesale" of some merchant in
far off Chicago or possibly nearer
at home. After you have read the
pretty story as dealt out by high
priced advertising man, put your
catalogues under your arm, call on
the local merchants who have con-
tributed taxes, signed literally to
subscription lists whether it be for
building a road that enhances the
value of your property, or the con-
struction of a church or parsonage
of your chosen faith, and give him
an opportunity to duplicate the
price and give YOU much better
article. All he asks is chance to
show you, you needn't buy unless
your judgment tells you to. BE
fair, give him chance.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-08-29

gamble with their money is devoid
OF all conscience.
Unfortunately, it appears that
Mr.. Lawson has some hold on
small capitalists, won through bis
attack upon what he termed the
"system, although those who read
his articles could not help feeling
that, il all he said about some OF
those engaged in high finance was
true, he admitted that he was no
better than they were.
There are few persons who do
not have some sense of the respon-
sibiIity they owe to their fellow
men, and it must be very hard
ened individual who would advise
another to take all his savings and
gamble with them in any stock.
No one has more severely criti.
cised the men who are looked upon
az the greatest Wall street manipu.
lators than Mr.. Lawson has done,
and yet few weeks ago he had
the audacity to announce in one Of
his flamboyant advertisements that
every time he meets one of these
financiers he cannot help being re.
minded that God made man in Hi
own image, for this particular
speculatOr is such an immaculate
gentleman.
That Mr.. Lawson is not entitled
to either confidence or respect j.
plainly indicated by his own adver'
tisements, which are intended te
deceive, in the first place, and con-
tain the very worst kind of advice
in the second.
The most depraved swindlel
would hesitate and have some com
Functions, when it came to tryint
to rob men and women of theil
hard-earned savings.
Mr.. Lawson appears to be shor
on some Ct the first principles o
decency and morality.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-08-29
ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC
IDEA STOLEN.

One Of the surprising things
about President Roosevelt is the
easy way in which be appropriates
the planks of the democratic party
and the views OF democratic states.
men and coolly palms them of as
his own.
Everyone knows by this time
that federal railroad legislation was
one of democrscy's tenets of faith
adopted at the last national con-
vention Of the party, and that two
weeks previously the gathering
which nominated Mr.. Roosevelt in
Chicago declined to adopt the very
same resolution when it was sub
mitted to it.
In his speech at Provincetown,
Mass recently President Roose-
welt, without giving any credit, or
even blushing for the larceny Of
ideas he committed, boldly, and, it
might be said, brazenly, announced:
Il believe in a national incorpor-
alton law for corporations engaged
in interstate business.
Mr.. Bryan has been urging this
very thing for a long time past.
The republicans secuted it az
long as the copyright to it appeared
to be in the name of the leader
from Nebraska, but now they will
probably tumble over each other in
signifying their approval of it, at
the same time carefully refraining
from mentioning the fact that Mr..
Bryan is the real author Of the
proposal.
To a certain extent democrats
have no complaint to make against
President Roosevelt for leading his
party closer and closer to the demo
cratic camp, and making it seem.
ingly impossible for anyone except
democrat to succeed him in office.
No democrat can blame Mr.,
Roosevelt for adopting democratic
ideas, but he is subject to criticism
for failing to give credit to the
source from which he has gained
SO much of his reform inspiration.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-08-29
WHAT TAFT FAILED TIC
TELL.

Taft, in his appeal to the people
Of Kentucky to support the repub-
lican party and it's policies, while
he wac reviewing the great and
grand things the party had done
and is going to do might have
stated it was the head of the pres
ent administration who dined
Booker T. Washington, who ap.
pointed "nigger" collector of a
southern port, named "nieger''
postmasters and at every oportun-
ity coached the black man on to
feel that color made no difference.
II, as Taft suggested, there is a
hatred in the hearts of southern
men toward the republican party
that will not allow them to support
its principles, northern republicans
have themselves to blame for it.
The colored vote has been sought
after for years by the G. o. p.