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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-15
r. A. WEIGH OF LEWISTON,
We!l-known Hotel Man Passes Away
Sunday Afternoon

Lewiston, Nc. July GSpcciaD.-
i. a. W"lch, proprietor Of the Elk
change hotel died at , o'clock this af-
t"rn"on. aged 4, years. lie had al
WAYS enjoyed good health until six
weeks ago, when he was attacked by
quick consumption. He was Il native
Of Bath and for many years WAS in
th" hotel and grocery business in that
it,. He. in company wiki his brother,
G. ". W"lcl,. WIS for many year.;
proprietor of the I'ho"niS hotel and lat =
'r tn" two brothers rn2r;::;"i il I'll"
:~rurrI.y business. HI won't ~ Cali
i"rnin IN 1883 ;I3d for j year ana Il half
WAS cu&a%cd in ranching, after which
hc returned to Bath.
Mr.. Wclch came to Lewiston five
years ag" ana became proprietor Of the
Exchange hotel. He was well known
to many pc"pl" throughout Maine as
well rs outSi.l" of the State and was
wei liked. because Of his popularity
his hostclry was for years Il favoritc
stopping place. for commercial travel
crS when in this section. Mr. WEIGH
always took an active interest in poll
tics. but with the exception of serving
one year as Il member of the Bath city
council never held office. He was al
ways Il Staunch Republican,. He was
Il member of Solar Lodge. f. and A. NJ.
of Montgomery ana St. Bernard Chap
tors. Of Dunlap Commentary and OF
Kura Temple. \. A. @. y. NJ. s. Besides
the widow, two brothers. {. W., an,
Samuel WClch. Jr,. and one ST ;tcr. Mrs
+. c. HcggCtt, all Of Bath. survive
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-15
CAUSE SAID To Be JEALOUSY
Murders Committed While Brother and
Wife We're Strolling in Woods=Calmly
Reports Deed and Ends Own Life.

der as his wife and brother were tax
ms Il sunday stroll III the woods. about
q milo from the village, and returning
what he had done, and then shot him
self
guides for sportsmcn in the Eamgclcy
region.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-15

Pennington, Me, July 1i.-Jcsse
Scarlcs, farmer aged about - years,
shct and killed his wife ana hi:i broth
or, Edward Scarlcs, in North Chester
vile today and aftcrward Shot himself,
probably fatally.
Jealousy is supposed to have been
the cause of the shooting.
SCarlcs committed the double muir
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-15

At Il meeting held Saturday night ut
Havana, representatives of the indie
pendent cigar manufacturers and the
So-called trust, the latter declared
their intention t. reopen their fac
tories Immediately, acccding to the
Wurllmcn their demands that wages be
paid in American currency. The indie
spenhcntS demurrcd, but finally decided
to open their factories at once.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-15
FAIR AND COOLER.

Washington. July 1i.-F"rccast for
Now England: Fair Monday; Tuesday
showers With cooler in west portion;
light to fresh east to south winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-15
| HEAVY DAMAGE
Results From Argument
Over Nickel at Roanoke.
Fourteen Business Places
Wrecked During the Riot.
Disorders Last Four Hours--Mob
Dispersed with Hose.

Roanoke, Va. July 1i.-R"anokc is
last night, when u mob wrecked nine
Greek restaurants. three shoe-shining
Tarnre ana two Syrian shops. The riot
was caused by a dispute about five
cents between Il Greek employed in the
Belmont Greek restaurant on Salem
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-15

Luri Dembragi. aged %. laborer. en-
ployed by Mitchell & Johnson, the con-
tractors laying the double tracks on the
Northern Maine Seaport Railroad. was
killed al Hudson Friday afternoon, be-
inc furicG beneath a gravel bank
which caycd in.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-15
Boston Forecast.

Boston, July 14.-Forccast for Bos-
ton and vicinity: Fair Monday; Tues
day cloudy, probably with showers;
light castcrly to southcrly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-15

The worlds population is estimated
at 1.iso, 100000 persons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-15

Great Britain is rich in MOSES.
There are 800 varieties found on the
Pritish islands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-15
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

imam Il. Whitehousc. who was grad
a., gu from Tufts College in 1875. has been
CIV r"u 10 the chair Of hygiene in Bates
,ute. ~''' i'o''' f"'' ihs'i-
in@ annual convention of the Union
!. ur'hod"N Rabbits of the United
%s and Canada opened Sunday at
In ieShibath Rcbyizchak FL Charon
a. ". 1"rk City. This union is composed
AZ. - orthodox Rabbits. Among those
r@'uing the sessions is Rabbi Isaac
a'Aus OF Portland, Me.
bo ing IN front of mirror in a room,
~, "au engaged az Boston hotel and
\, r'hs his nccktic about his neck uri-
Of -, ~ choked TO death. Frank a. White
Nv ne Arm of r. II. Blodgctt & Co. Il;
S,a "onheld street. committee suicide
,aa" 's. White was 81 years old. n
en- WI Tor the suicide is known. a wid-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-15

In MS o'ATE RELIEF FOR CHlLIs
ford's Cw.arming. stimu,ant effect of san
SMser Always healthful.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-15

mon,Sai increase 245S5Si for twelve
recorI 90 rsn,n,ing Dec. 3lst. 1906. This is the
1904
Hsar' j. yrs. New England's fayori,c
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-16

it. Tie boy wAn wolld rather &"
ont In the WOO l. and N the waters
and work all day like Il harvest
hand, auu come home So tired he
would rather 60 t, he'd than wa
for snpper, has got the ginger IN
him to make an American citizen
of the first class, but If he would
rather 90 to cheap theater and
breathe foul air. or sneak into the
nucil door Of Il free lunch 81 a.OGn.
and talk slang, and smoke cofiiu
nails, III SAY, Gee, bat youse is
III stuff fer mine,' he is more
likely to come before the juvenile
court for holding up sonehody,
than Ia attain Il position his par
cn'S Will he proud Of. The man
who enjoys outdoor sports makes
II mistake if he does moi in-liil into
his BOYS Il love fer the outdoors,
bat too often they forget it, until
thcir boys tiud some other ch"nnel
to work out the old Adam that is
in thea .-Oulcrs Book.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-16

upon card was surprised to iind,
four years later, that the warm
water employing in soaking the
shell OFF the mount had revived the
inmate, which he had long suppos
ed to be dried and dead.s
Several specimens % another
collection were survivetln a simi-
lar manner, after they Hal lain in
a drawer for some fifteen years.
They had not been glued to card,
bnt had been left lying loose, and,
though frequently handled, had
shown no sigus of life. They were
thrown into tepiL water with the
idea "f cleaning out the shells, bat
to the surprise If the owner the
snaiIs we're found creeping about
the basin when lie Returned to
complete .bc task.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-16
Substitute fer an Abuse.

Secretary Wilson's proposai
seems to open the way ln r!sI:ianco
Of the annual free seed distribution
by Congress, although it would
restore and "m;iifv the useful
purpose o,.. Of NEic!, ltlut nuirri-
Gus abuse ha, grown. Tie ,,Iaa
of Secretary Wilson Provides Il
positive remedy ia the shape of =:
rational substitute, whereby the
quarter of Il mi!icn dollar, now
annually wasted would hc employ
ed, under direction of the Au:icui
tural Department, and uut rs at
present Under a CONGRESSMAN :
clerk, in the development of The
most perfect seed aud lis appor-
tlonmcnt to persons and localities
where it would accomplish the
maximum of coed, all under :,
system of strict supervision and
responsibility. .-Oma!,a Bee.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-16
Discreet,

There is q Chicago lawyer, who =,
his colleagues aver, has Il positive
genius for malapropos suggestion
to his witness on the stand.
RecentIv this lawyer was coun-
sci in :, suit fer Iircrce, wherein
he was examining a womsn who
had taken the stand in behalf Of
the plaintiff.
"Now. madanl." began the at
tOlncI Whu IL HiNar- -alil.. ti.G
wrong t!:'"g, "re,'cat the sltn'ler
uu> statements made b. the le
fcndant on this occasi,l''.
"Oh, they are untii for any re-
siu~'.nic i,1,s0i. 10 !isar; .;.=:'vd
the wIlnc=s.
''Ihcn, madam, -.:,I The attnr-
nay, coaxlng!,, "z'sipose yon il~t
whisper tocm to his honor. The
iulne. -Ha,7,cr's 'verh!v.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-16
The 3onu;ar a;ci

She is the girl 10 is not "to,
bright AMI 900 god to be able to
find j'y aud p'c,s!re all over ii,
world.
S'is l. he gil vii, appreciates,
'ho fact thai size cuun 1t a!ways
have the !ir~t choice Of everything
III t:!c wug;e'.
>,..,e i, he siri who is not az
.ye>sive and docs not finl joy in
melting aggressive people.
She is he girl VIII, has tact
eHunyh not to say the very l!ilii4
lila. viii cause ,he skeleton il her
friends clrsct to rattle his bones,
Sac is the girl who, whether it
is w:u!a OF cold, clear or stormy,
,irds no fault will! thc weather.
She is The girl who, when you
invite her t" any place, coa'pi'-
nl.'uls ynu by "oAl.s@ her best.
s;.lo is the Oil! who makes this
world pleasant place because she
is SO pleasant herself.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-16
His FIRST Case.

The foIlnwily j. to!'! "f i recent
" elected is,-ll,r If the peace Of
St.,,!a I'D county VIII, WAS called
upon tr perform Il n irr!Iga care
usp.,. 1t WAS his first attempt
and he WAS at loss hnv 10 pro
cecu 10 the occasion. lie com
the hap;,y couple 10 sial 4
up as.i be sworn as foII,r>: "Dn
you solemn y swear ,n#t yn, VIII
obey tue Constitution II the / nl.ed
.%l:;ies and the great SAFE nf Ms
souri a"d perform tae ,!i!t."ssnt
ynnr Office >n help vnn G>i: The
pair nut,iet! assent unts the ls'ire
continued: Then hT TIE power
invested III lne by Tie strong arm
of the law | pronounce You man
and wife, NOW, anl hcnccfprlil and
forever. ant ynn viii sand com
ruittpi until he line and costs ats
pnid. amt he Lnr,! have :nercy on
yuur souls. ."-ta:nplJc!i Citizen,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-16
Do II Right.

With the burning of tie couri
house here on Wednesday las, ii
becomes the immediate duty nf the
people of Washington county t.
provide new structure for the
housing of its public affairs. In
this matter the people can ac' nuIv
through their representatives, The
honorable Judges of the c,n,ui,
court, and, in dis nSiur of this
matter the hitter anus, not act w,,.l
any notions of false ecunnn,.
There is only one way to build II
new court house satisfactory to all
the people, and that is, to do it
right.
The sentiments we voice arc net
.hose emana!ing from our own
opinion upon this question, hnt ATE
based upon the expressions from
mau> of our leading citizens and
taxpayers, upoa whom the hcavi
est par, of the burden of paying
for the new court hnu>e will fail
The prepnndcraucc of public npin
ion is in favor Of IN ,lern sirnr-
tnre, both It's to urchiiec;urr an.
cquiI mrnt. The old conr, ii n,>e,
while being wei! cnong', for the
day in which it WAS built. was
antiqnated, and inadequate to the
demands of the public business.
4 now court house hnilt and
equipped on the lines here recon-
mcndcd will cost what may appear
to some a large amount of money.
but when this cost Is distributed
among the lcop!e, pioportioncd
upon the assessed valuation Of
their taxable property the amount
each individual pays will be inap
precHb'e. In hiiidin9 Il new
cou t house we build it not fer
ourselves alone b 1t for lhasc who
come after us, and 10y issuing loN"
time b0rds to raise the funds for
defraying the cost the Using gen
GRAFTON viii have to share in the
payment as vol. rs that Of the
present day.
Let US undertake this duty in
the spirit of modern progress, let
us have Il public building that will
be an advertisement to the world
of the spirit of our people.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-16

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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-16
The Pubic aud the Director.

Mere important than statutory
reform fnr The failure of lie in>ur-
anct Is the reform IT reason ai.t;
moral sentiment. We must come
t" consider unpaid officers who
give their lnie 10 pnbIic "ii ,i:'s Us
!rer-"ns making Il charitable con
trtbi!ion t. he welfare Of the
community. The corporate mem
bers and tie directors of an ins,,r-
ance company, like the corporate
members and directors Of !. say
ings bank, mus, consider them
selves, and mus, be considered by
others, To be engaged in Il work Of
public charity. \ sayings ban;..
Indeed. j. Si,ppn-tu - br rrre;,
lace tor ii.e s,avins- OF the pu,r,
though the suppoSit'on is not al
ways true; while life Insurance.
company Is Il receptacle for ;hr
savings nt some welltn 90 or even
rich. Charitable or public service,
however, may be rendered, even
where some he:ieticiar!cS are able
to pay for the service. Where
the we'll being OF the community.
or Of many OF its members. re-
qrires great service rendered alike
t" rich and poor, those fitted to
render it may be asked to give
;hc;r labor without pay. il. fer
any reason, HAT is mere convent
ent. This is the rule with colleges
and Libraries. ar! museums anG
hospitals. = -tra:icis (. Lowell ~
A,Hn.ic.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-16
Cdd Statistics s.

Light blue eyes are generally
the most powerful. an,! nc$2 10
these are gray. "a" lighter the
pnpll the .-rea -cr and innger Goa
tlnuei j toe DEERE, Of tension the
eye rttn sustain.
Caa.npagna takes up mech time
and care in the making. Alto
gether Il hottie of ci,a:np,yue -oa~
Through 200 diff hercat operations,
covering Il period of two and .
half years And il addition it is
sometimes kept two or three years
longer in the vataEts maturing.
Ia Persia bells ring for prayers
five times Il day, and merchants,
clerks and cust, lmerS rush OF to
the mosqnes. Giving all business
at a stands,iIl.
Snaiis are slo9 even when it
comes to dying. One well'known
naturalist who mad mounted n shell
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-16
WOULD MAKE ANYONE ANGRY,
Carried Potatoeo Six Miles: Canped
II, = Field Of Them

Speaking Of incidents, | saw A few
in the four wears spent in the Union
army durin" the civil war" said Viii
liam kingsland g Union army veteran
living ~ fHchln. No
0rn time down IN Georgia during
Sherman's march - h" sea. myself
ard another man d&g about busIit!
Of sweet potatoes while on the march,
expecting to cook Them when we
campod about a half mile further on.
Grub Was pretty scarce III those days,
and We vaiued those sweet potatoes
pretty highly. Then We received or
dcrs 10 continue the march. We didn't
suppose i; would be much further. as
Il was already almost night. so We car
RCD the sweet potatoes on stick be
tween us. We marched and marched
and marched and oh. but those pota-
toes grew heavE. Six miles from
where we du:s the potatoes we pitched
camp-oh. but it makes me mad every
time think of it,
Naturally was the remark
Yes, naturally. seeing that we
camped right on a great big field OF
sweet poteteea." 49,. -..-------.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-16
k;as..a's NesY Island.

Last March reports were recelv =
cd ;hat new volcanic island had
been found N Brhring Sea. Later,
l.. L. Bales, q we'll known Alaskan
hunter a'd trarpe:, aa'iod close to
tho island. He cstimatcd ,tS hrlgnt
at 800 feet and is length 1t ABOUT
three miles. Mr.. Bales is quoted!
RS saying:
"Iho ia!i:DI haS come from tic
depths of tuc sca >.hce l.::,l s:,r,l.s.
| ha. diy credited The re .,ort when
| frs, heard Of it, but went close
to il shortly afterwards in Il seal
ing schooner. There wee Streams
ns i,.y. =;,.. r,ll;nin" Down into the
sea from i,!e crater, OF ono Of The
cratcr.. Ihe ,ea is almost cover
cd with thousands, Of dead fish.
They have been Killed by the heat
from t';" lava.
"Cinsr - ihc i~lanl tAe sea Il!
most hnIl:. Ii is rugged and about
500 iccl l'l2n. u p,,>8iniy s l.t,ie
mofe. Vac !S!Tnd is almost en-,
yeio,,ra il, "'"'';ls uf >te2m anl!
>m'kc. Ii lies about fifty l..
west Of Dn;ch lIarhor, almost Iii
rec'!y between tie Bogos!of i
lands. -BoS,on Alaskan.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-16
SHE COULDN'T FIND TIME.
Pathetic Story Containing Moral, Told
BY Ian HGaciaren.

Ono Of the preitiest of Ian Mac.
.arcn's stories is called Only Serr-
ant Lass, and it's only II servant lass
who Is the heroine of This story
The oldest of a Big family of chill
dren--a poor family. Of course-her
pitiful wages made me great part OF
the family living. So OI course. she
hadn't time-nor money--to bother
with d0clGrs. she thought But that
swelling bothered her. and finally she
went
Come back in a week or two the
doctor said, all2r giving her some med.
icine, unless you're worse. If you
are. come at once.
S!X months later she found time
10 so back to see him, She had been
getting rapidly worse. was suffering
bnt there was always something that
needed to be done. and apparently no
one else to do it.
II was a case of malignant tumOr
ANA an Immediate operation was the
only chance she had
t.er mistress was ill-the woman
sh" had been with 50 many years. who
had been GOOD tn her family SO she
stayed while. did The hOusecleaning
nurscd her mistress. helped until va
cation came, and her younger sister
could do her work without affecting
her own school work.
Md then? Then ii was too late.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-16

Cnairmnn Burton OF the llo"-e
committee on rivers and h"rImrs
hat a level head. He takes the
position tina, these deep water aol-
tators should. show that there is Il
demand for such improvement by
practical dem ns,rasion that the
people of The Mississippi Valley
are di~, used to use the Mississippi
rs a commercial highway before
the government, dumps any m r."
monet into that ra,hoIe.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-16

The trusts are the result OF
monopoly and concentration, says
one class of social economists, the
remedy is competition. With c"nl-
petition comes c0mmerciai W"r-
fare, substitution, starvation n
wages, female and child labor.
ETC., and there You are agaln.
Business interests cumhlne only TO
prevent being cncuIfel in rnIn in
the sea Of competition. What rs
the currec, :, Iu'lnu! Does no'
socialism, the abutIshun Of all IN
tlivi lnal interests, appca. to MS
.here!
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-16
The Misusc of Railroads,

The evidence brought out con-
cernlng tho manipulation of rail.
road properties and securities for
the purpose of creating powerful
combination and of making enor-
nous fortunes, emphasizes the
paramount issnc: Shall rail.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-16
here!

Senator Beverages bill! to relieve
p'he abuses os child labor has been
questioned by Senator Srooner as
to whether it would stand under
the constitution. Whenever cry
ing public abuses are to be rem
edied individual Interests are III
most certain 10 raise Il constitution
al bar to this correction. THUS the
constitution bccDmcs " h:nlrancc
to the welfare Of he people. The
trusts and monopo'!e~, 'ho employ
er of child tabor, ;hc criminal 81!
hide hsAnd their constitutional
rights. and he public suffers.
What the constitution needs is Gn
occasional and thorough api,lita
nion of tho big stick to drive ON
the rascaIs who would hide behind
~
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-16

strumpnt- of high tinanciellnc:
Tie testimony offered before The
Interstate Commerce Commission
concerning the Harrimsn deal, by
which the resources of oi.e ral!c"a';
were used to buy central OF anoth-
er. b, II sort of IN endless chain
device, is only a climax Of dl~cIos-
nres. nil poi; ting in the same d.
rection.
We'have taken some pride III
onr railroad development and have
been inclined to admire the men
who have bulit NJ the colossal
properties We have had our
ralirund ksur~ IT, whom We looked
up I" win Respect, Bn' We have
found N Ia:e>tIgailpn That a great
par, of The eEergies of these rail
road kings has been expended III
uSin" the railroads as Il mean; Of
gaining and arcumn'a,ing splendid
fortunes for themselves and Their
associates. We find in these dis
closures the real reason why the
railroads today are inadequate to
handle the business of TIC country.
We fnd in them the real causu of
The shocking accidents tnat disgrace
the records OF railrnadiug in this
county. Tie fuc.s brought out
explain Mr.. lli!rs appalling state
men, Of the tremei;aou> difference
between lhe dGve!ur!!iam nf The
rc:,u,lrc.s If the country and ,i,s
development of ra'!road facilities.
Instead of spending iEcir TINE,
enery, and talent and the surplus
resources Of The rui,r,is!; on rail-
road construction to meet he in
crcaSiny need, Of the cpHni:v. i,,o
railroad maguatcs have been using
he earnings ant! the credit Of ihe
railroad, to float enormous capital
lZasions and combinations. The
railroads have been mere counters
i-cutit,tevs t. nc turned mt, wcaitn
a.a the coil'rni os ws:;:,,. - GAIN
more wealth.
Every nruiniucu! ruill. "o la''
has acc"En','cI an enurn,ous for
tune. His greatness has been
measure! by his capacity to make
deals which increase his power and
bring into the control of himself
through his railroad and It's uiljcd
Interests a large part Of The wealth
ot The country. These men have n;l |
hr>!;a:ed to make deals with the |
trust nagna;e@ by which the gross |
est acts Of injustice have been per
i'elrat,d against HE public.
Ont If this raiiroad iiuanciny
has c"me the present >hnc!liuy
cond'il'n of the country, in wllcl
the rr"d"ciS of ,nc country 70, az
the stations on account OF ca, |
shortage, track shortage and IN lde-
qnate facilities in every direction.
Out of ii have come The shocking
accidents, the delays and the bad
service cenrrai,,, which, in this
respect, renders !he American
r"''r"ad ~N>'rm an rS.un;,ir -;
whai stItu.i hn ay,;dpI
The raliru,I7 mus he ro-.rrc,
To public service. This mcars atle
quutc railroad service and fair
compensation. II means the stop
ping of r.;ll!oni nigh li,aurrn. aud
'he >ma>h h'ny Of ratlr"nd opi,re,
sion. Tha, i. the first du,y nf the
men who make ,hr laws and the
men who are charged with their
The country canno,
long survive the conditions in the
railroad busineS, which have been
revealed hv recent Investigations.
Post Dispatch.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-16
PUBLIC SPEAKER INTERRUPT.

Public speakers are frequently ill.,
terrupted by people ccngilirg. This
won!d not happen if FoieyS Honey
a0d Tar were taken. as 1T cures coughs
and Gods and prevents pneumonia and
consumption. The genuine contains
NJ oniates and is III Il yellow package.
City Drug Store.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-16
Sl.OO Per Annurn.

john u. Rucketciirr Income Is
estimated Il, sixty millions n Year
Such swollen fortunes need the
lancet, they are sore bpils un our
social system
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-16
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