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New-York tribune., 1907-12-12
BOSTON STOCKS.

'lnterchsngeable. fCoupon. .Registeree.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-12
Bank Statements.

mo 3415-J
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE SEABOARD NATIONAL BANK,
At New York. in the State Of New York. close
of business December Sd, 1907:
New-York tribune., 1907-12-12
BANK STOCKS.

.sold for 90 cents on the dollar.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-12
NEW YORK AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

sand interest.
The Dickinson press., 1907-04-13
Steam: Plowina.

Parties desiring breaking, leave.$word
at Scharf Bros land office, Dickinson.
4a. W1TTER & MAURER.
The Dickinson press., 1907-04-13
Press Comment.

The Press prosperity edition issued
Marcl, % has ELECTED much favorable
comment from the papers Of North Da-
kota andelsswhere, which the publisher
appreciates. rs 81 Il
Extracts from the various clippings
are as follows:
Bismarck Tribune: In commemora-
ton OF the entry 4 its .t%wenty-6fth year
the Dickinson Press issued special
prosperity edition n the :23d inst:
The issue contained many Illustrations
and a. great deal Of It stistical matter
showing the, wonderful development of
the west Missouri metropolis.
Sentinel tteRepublican:, The
Pass prosperity edition was a credit2to
Dickinson and the western portion Of
Egthe state.
Beach Chronicle: The Dickinson
EPREss.of March 8 was a handsome
edition and a credit t its publisher.
Mandan Pioneer: The Press is doing
Its full share ia bringing to the attention
Eof the world the great possibilities of the
rich country west. Of the Missouri river in
North Dakota.
Richardton News: The Press birth
Eday number contained a lot of good
things about this part Of the country.
Wahpeton Globe: The Dickinson
IPREss' annual shows up the west Mis-
souri, country in splendid shape. Dick
insoni is the best town Of its size in, the
state and is increasing its size all the
thine.
Wibaux Pioneer: The Dickinson
Pass prosperity edition was a hummer.
IL is a good advertisement and does full
Justice to Dickinson and the Missouri
Slope, and we believe that even eastern
Montana will derive benefit from it, since
we are so.pear The Press is the best
paper in the western part Of our sister
state. 4 #.
Glendiye Independent: The souvenir
edition Of the Press would do credit to
4 much larger city than Dickinson.
We give in full the comment Of the
Dickinsonspapers
Dickinson Recorder: The very least
that can be said about last weeks Press
The Dickinson press., 1907-04-13

ia. McGrcgor, express.... 20
County Supt. of Schools, expense acct.
for quarter ending March 81, 1907 .....$ % Is
J. A. Ferris 3 Son, stamps and mds. FOL,
quarter ending March a., 1901, IS rs
W. H. Hanson, retursing ballot box and
travel. IS. %
c.. F. Wtll,3 months rent for ehefih's
residence. 50 90
Walter Bro,. 4 Hardy. printing....... SIS
Hubbard Richardson Co..-cash box for
treasurer .... 10 90
CT viii. for arrest Of c. e. Clark and
ne.e,,,ary expenses 10 50
GEO. L. Nelson, stationary, printing. etc. 81 20
N. 7. Ref. Car Co., 8 months rent
building 90 90
Walker Bros. = Hardy, deed record,
printed forms 81. s.: !. .::.... 200
Bismarck Tribune, printing stationary,
etc. s7oQ
George Runyon, Iepairs on court house. ] %
Burroughs Adding Machine 20, bal
ance on machine !. !. u. $50 %
Election cost bill for Green River, post
ing ballots, judges, clerks returning
+ books, travel, etc..:... ...... 10 GO
F.. E. Gorham, services Us coniniissioner
and ravel.... y. =. !. ~. II %
J. B. stoddard, same s. !. ......:: i..ss. -. II 50
The board then adjourned toslmeet
Wednesday. Maya.
The Dickinson press., 1907-04-13
EorSale.

BOO acres %withrunning water on ii; 100
acres are under cultivation and $40 more
can car, be plowed. There are few de-
sss.irable. homnesteads adjoining this land,
Goods,cofrals and sod house',are On thle.
place; alsoa spring With running water.
5Hassto be soldgquick Price, Sleeper
Facre.sA Viii makesa fne stock farm; only
III lz'5 mn,iilte.s.strom.R. and good town. For:
spsarticulars, write dor see "a
s3.3osd EluclKNElssWErGEL,, Hebton.N y
The Dickinson press., 1907-04-13
Property tor Sale.

! vii! sell my Barnes street property
Of furniture. crockery. store
and lot at a low figure. All goods in my
store are being sold at greatly reduced
prices. ! will make it al object for
some party who wants TO come into
possession OF a we'll established busi-
ness to buy@me out. THOMAS 5oUKRoP.
81 3-o.tf
The Dickinson press., 1907-04-13
Notice.

! own and will sell 500 acres Of as
good land a. there Is in this part Of
North Dakota, within two miles Of Dick
inson. & Is ID solidEtract and will make
Afsplendid farm. This land will be
sold for one third less:than you can buy
land lam not a. good, onaany airline rail-
way north Or south. H.Sc. BERRY. soft
The Dickinson press., 1907-04-13
Wanted to Purchase

Two tracts not to exceed $500 in
Southern Hettinger Co, am also looking
TOR a township proposition it can get
what suits. Please name price and
terms in first letter, no fancy prices con-
;sidered. Address +. M. RoURKE, Lis
bon, N. D. I2-zz-tf
The Dickinson press., 1907-04-13

The Pass prosperity edition issued
March % has ELECTED much favorable
comment from the papers Of North Da-
kota and elsewhere, which the publisher.
The Dickinson press., 1907-04-13

u that II Is ! goodpaper and Bro. Ayers
i, entitled % ! great deal Of credit for
the manner ia which he showed up the
unbranded and undeveloped resources
OF this section Of Ii scotuintry.
Der Volksfreurd published BY I. ..
Rabsteineck. in this city. and undis.l
putedly the beaty German paper printed
S. North Dakotia. gave the following very
complimentary notice:
2rdftiser ME ale Boredneer be-
bauptet biefe 25 idbrise Bra@taus.
sabe ber ~DidiniOn Rreb1 inter az
len dbnli@en 2eiftunsen ben erften
Stang. Dieie Aussabe 1T in jeber
8e5iebul1s ausse3ei@net selunsen, 70.
tpobl mas ben Sl,balt tuie bic Sllu<
ftrationen betrifft. Der Snbalt Der
16 Seiten itarter Ausgabe, ftebt
burdbtues auf Der 96be journaliitis
fiber BiHeni@aft, cine Mufterlei
itung Der @ranbli9teit urb tedni.'
f9er 9a9tisfeit. Das @erf gerei4tt
iopobl Der stabt ipie benz Gountp
CUR beiOrberen 3 ierbe. Sic 8eituns
bringt cine forrefte uinb 8rinbli@e
Auftldruns iiber bi.ie@ esenb. M6se
bic .Didinion Breb" bur9 cine iuei<
e gerbreituns, bie Mabe, ben 5leiB
unb bic Dpfermiuisteit bes @erle-
gers, Germ so. 8. Apers, belobnt
mer6en.
Through the courtesy If John Riess-
beck, the English translation Of the fore
going is given herewith:
The De Luxe edition Of the Dickinson
Press 75th annual stands without a peer
and easily takes first rank with publica-
tons Of a similar nature. The reading
matter and illustrations of this edition.
are first class in every respect. The
entire contents Of its sixteen pages are
on the pinnacle Of journalistic science,
and n a pattern Of technical thorough
ness. The work is a credit to both city
and county. The paper gives thoroughly
correct infornation$regarding this part of
the country which is of interest to old
i settlers as we'll as to new corners. MAY
the Dickinson PRESS be rewarded by a
large circulatiop for the many sacrifices
made and the painstaking work done by
its editor, M. 7. Ayers.
And here is a fine recognition for the
Press and western North Dakota FROM
the Herald and News, published at Ran
dolph, Vermont, 1000 miles east:
The Dickinson Pass of Dickinson,
N. D., devoted its issue Of March % to
an illustrated wriite-up Of ,thatwide awake
cityof 5000 people, r more than twice
the population Of this village. Cheap
observation-disclosures 4 manufacturing
city and extensive beds of fine clay are
being utilized ia-the1 production of FIRE
and pressed bricks. 1t is situated 2,43o
feet above the sea level on a southern
slope draining into the Heart river and
is the center Of trade and the distrib-
uting point for western North Dakota.
Around it are located extensive ranches,
one Of them belonging to John F. and
C.C.. Mead Of Randolph.
The Dickinson press., 1907-04-13
Cattle for Sale

About 800 head Of grade Aberdeen
Angus mixed cattle. Canzbe2 seen at our
rancho miles southeast Of New England.
.4-6-tf o. Il. sCLoUGH. New England.
The Dickinson press., 1907-04-13
County com,ni.-
sioners. sss.

.tL - rr Esh. "E4=R-hB l[E2alHSIGa q
The board of county commissioners
of Billings county met in regular
quarterly session April I, with ]. D.
Stoddard and F. F. Gorham present. .
F.W. Young. LIZ Martin and DE-.
4Oimsted, assessors for the first, second
ard third districts, respectively met
with the commissioners and agreed on
the following valuation on live stock:
Horses,1 year old, $40; two years old,
$40; three years old, SIS; stallions, sI5o;
cattle, 1 year old, So; two year old,,cc~s,
$40; cows and all other cattle. three
years and over, s14; sheep sI.5o.
Application for abatement Of taxes
from Harve Robinson was disallowed
on ground that his valuation was con.,
sidered too low.
The petition of residents and tax
payers Of township 13o-lo5. asking that
said township be segregated from Beach
school district and organized into a
separate school district, was on motion
approved.
On April 2, the quarterly report Of
George O. Reid. justice of the peace,
was IN motion approved. M-
the quarterly report Of Prof. Kitchen,
superintendent Of schools, was approved.
BY vote, the action taken>the previous
day in regard to the petition presented
by residents Of township 13o-Io5 was
rescinded on the ground that the pets
ton was not in due form, and lacked:
proper afidavits to show that it was;
signed by a majority Of the voters Of the
Beach school district.
A petition from a majority OF the;
legal voters of the Congressional town.
ships l3o and 14o, ranges los and 1o6.,
asking that the same be set of as per
petition, ETC.. the commissioners de-.
termined the boundaries, fixed the
name as Beach, and designated Beach
as the place for holding the first town
meeting TO be held on Saturday April.
20. 1907.
The bond of Z. F. Martin, assessor for
the second district, wal approved. .
The county commissioners made a
contract with W. H. Melvin to act Tor
one year as county physician for the
consideration Of $3.50.
The following bills we're presented
and warrants ordered drawn:
w. A. Young commissioners proceed
L ~ inOa ,4EAaE-H H. Al N)
W. A. Shear, printing, etc, ... % IS
Geo. o. Reid, justice fees ..... 10 Is
CT. Will, sheriff ees..... IS 80
Geo. h. Runyon, witness justice court 100
Harry johnson, :" 90
C.G. jones', LOO
Erland Ouestie, 1 20
Hans B. Slatber, l %
Hans JOHNSON, +" l %
Geo. o. Reid, acting coroner in case of
Anton Weisman, services, team travel,
etc.. $3.50
G.. F. Will, sheriff. fees, coroner's jury,
services, travel, etc..... .."". 81 q
Mathsas Sem, witness coroner's jury. 10
William Sem, - !" / o.
Louie Redor, p" !" . 50 In
Guy olmsted, coroner juror and mileage So
Frank Chenoweth," 8. - So
Jas. Neaergald, " 4a
Geo. Koa1er, interpreter ......... So
w. g. Croker, 20 courses Of study ....... 4
County treasurer, redemption Of sec.
33-14010O. 80. ....... II q
u 8. Snyder, stamp cct...... 40
Walker Bros. q Hardy Office sapplies... II o!
The Dickinson press., 1907-04-13

800 acres broken and seeded to FAX on
shares;will furnish seed; 10 miles west
Of New England. T
4-6-2t IRA J. WILSON, Belfeld, N. d.
The Dickinson press., 1907-04-13
Hereford Bulls

The Massingham & Cosgrove CO. Of
Mandan are still headquarters for regis
tered Hereford bulls. A large herd Of
noted stock to selectfrom. 4-6-tf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17
treasurer. Q. Sumner Pane of kitter
Certificate filed Oct Il. 1907.
Colburn-Jonea.

one of the prcttiest horne weddings
of the season took place at the coy
home Of Mr.. and Mrs William Z.
Jones on Lpudon Hill, HalloWeli last
evening, when their daughter, Elsie
Sawyer. was united in marriage with
Edward Springer Colhurn of Havcr-
hill. Mass. AT eigh; O'Clock to the
strains Of Lohengrin'5 "I2ridal Chorus
the bridal party entered the pariol
where the ceremony was performed by
Rev. c. \. Hayden of Augusta. under
an arch of green and IL wedding bell OF
hydrangeaS. Mr.. Colbuln was at
tended by William HagSerty of Haver-
hill as best man and Miss Jones by
Miss Dorothy True of Augusta Us maid
of honor The home was taStily decor
atcd by the friends of the bride Wit!
autumn leaves and cut flowers. Are!
the ceremony 4 reception was held ano
the relatives ana intimate friends al
the bride and groom wished them al
happiness III tncir future life. After
a brief honeymoon in New Hampshire
Mr.. and Mrs. Couhurn will make the il
home on Maple street. fIathornc. Mass
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17
PHYSICIANS CURE SKIN WITH
SIMPLE REMEDY.
Noted Eczema Specialist Comments on
Proven Specific for Skin Diseases.

PHYSICIANS everywhere continue their
praisf. for ordinary oil of Wintcrgrcen
in a wonderful specific for Eczema and
other itching skin diseases. ThIS
liouid purc and clean as water. cX-
ternally applied has instant effect. y
few drops on the burning. itching sor"
causes instant relief. and short con-
tin1lcd use gives a complete cure.
DIR. c. =. Holmes of Silver CITY
Miss. is 50 enthusiastic about TINS
remedv-D d. D. Prescription-that ne
declares in a letter to the d. ID. d.
Company of Chicago that this great
remedy is as near specific for Eczema
as is ouinine for malaria. Il have been
using your D. d. ID. for four years
with gratifying results writes DR.
Holmes.
There are thousands of other phySl-
clans who use D. d. D. Prescription
the oil Of wintergreen specific. ID. ID. ID
cures and it is so clean to use. II We
did not know what d. d. d. viii uo NC
would not recommend it to our friends
and patrons.
Rowditch. Webster & 90. of August
and SnaudinG's Drug St"r" p'
HalloWell.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mir. and Mrs. Charles Il. Hall left
yesterday fnr Il short business trip tu
NcN York City.
Mrs. Herbert Black ana son Law
renee, Of Pucb!r, COL. are visiting Mrs.
George y. Lawrence. No. l Green
street.
Miss Leila Hanks who has been at
nom" on short visit. has returned to
Gor.,am Normal School to resume her
studies.
Miss t.sma Gay Frost of Belgrade.
who mas been the Guest Of Mr. and Mrs
i:ert Robinson on Court street for I.
short time past. returned homc
Wednesday.
Miss Alice s Gilman Of Oakland i
the guest of her relatives. Ar. and Mrs.
+. :. Turner. state street while at
Federation.
Miss Marion Smith. who is taking a
course of study in the training school
for nurses at the Roosevelt hospital in
EcW York City. arrived in town yes
tcrCay morning for a visit of a few
weeks at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjain TaSker left an
the morning train for Los Angeles
W. T.. TlSkcr. They were accom-
panied on the "Trip by Grafton Lyon of
Caribou ard Ned TaSkcr of Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17

ali parts If the State, the members OF
kous%incc Chapter. u. y. r., the MEM
L"r: Of Unity Club and those at whose
homes Federation gu SITS are being en-
tert'tiEed were present ut the rccep-
ticn ana they made a representative
gathering Of th" cultured women of our
city and STATE.
Th- reception was from to 10 and
proved a delightful occasion for all
present. Th" hal! WAS very prtttiiy d"c-
grated with eNcrerccr.s ami b"ugAS ',I
brilliant autumn leaves Tho "rc!i"s;rt 4
wa~ nncn the stage and was con-
plrtv!y hidden from sight behind c"Cr-
green trees anl pottcd plants. over
the front % the stage hung the FcdeT-
atom banner ami IN the rear was an
nm.HSc american flag. Tli" refresh
ment table. N,:r under the west gal
l..!l- which y...S who'll closed i'll, abnrc
and on III . ,IcS. by hrant hes If au-
tunn leaves. Tnr tables themselves
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17
t,onson Railroad Co. Files
Annual Report.
Returns for Feeble Minded and
Insane Census About In.
State Supt. Smith Will Address
Women's Clubs Friday.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR,
Next Meeting Of Governor and Coun'
Gil Tuesday, Nov. II, at 10 A. m.

According to the annual report Of the
Munson Railroad Co. which was filed
"Wednesday al the office of the Board of
Railroad Commissioners. the read has
been operated at a heavy loss during
the past year. The deficit from opera
ton for the year was sA.359.2.. The
rrport in detail is as follows:
Total cost of construction. $50. .SS6 .6S:
total cost of equipment. S1S.S3995; total
cost of construction and equipment,
19126.G3; gross earnings from. opera
tirn. $9.1202S; operating expenses
s9,o05.49; income from operation,
$l-6S9
Deductions We're made from income
aS follows: Interest on funded debt
accrued. $4,000; taxes. $159.21: deficit
from OF era ton. "a 1872
Earnings from operation were divid-
ed as follows: Passenger earnings
s., ,t61.95; freight earnings, S666S. IS;
total passenger and freight earnings
49, 12O3S.
operating expenses arc divided a>
follows: Maintenance of way ana
structures. s24o1.05; maintenance %,
equipment, s7o9 6S; conducting trans
portation. $5235.3?: general expenses
$62127: total 5000" 49,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17

We're vCry prettily decorated.
Tho reception cOmmittc" which stood
at the suttthcnS, corner If the hAli.
which was made attraCtiv" by rugs. So
taS and easy chairs. was composed OF
Mrs. D. r. Neal presid Mt of Current
f.y, nts CLUB; Mr~. a. :. Bangs. regent
of Kouy ,inoc Chapter. i. y. r.; Mrs.
Moses Eurpnc Of HouIt"n. president OF
the Maine Fcdcr;ltion; Mrs. Lorin l..
Webster. president Of TIN New Hamp-
shire Federation: Mrs. r.. \. Merrill OF
tan!iriCgc. Mass. who IS the we'll
known writer ".Itan kinkaid'' and VII"
i Il Spccia! guest OF the F"d"ratloa'
Mrs. Stanley plummer If Dexter. re-
cnrdirg secretary of til" Feherat"n;
MIR David wood Of Norridgewock,
treasurer Of the Federation, and Miss
Anna Barnes; Of Houlton. corresponding
secretary Of the Federation.
Mr.. II. J. Frederick and Mrs. c. O.
Tibhett@ poured at tie first table. Mrs
W. II. Fisher and Mrs. G. H. Phinney
at tn. second and Mrs. r. K. Bean ana
Mrs \. H. Chadbourn at the third Ia
Elc. The young ladies VII" served "a
us,,ors and assisted in serving the re-
freshmrnts we've Mrs. NJ. f. Sawtcllc
MIS- NJ l.. Wheeler. Mrs. Harry >
Thom,scn Mrs. H. Z. Goodrich, Miss
Bertha Holmes. Miss Doe Mrs. Ansor
Perley. Mrs. Edwin Genthner. Mrs. A
+. Pierce. Mrs Ralph Conant Mrs
Brickett. Miss Eva Harrington. Mrs
F.. 7. Hcwctt. Mrs. Dennis Donovan
Mrs. +. p. Hussey, Mrs. George Lead
better. Mrs. c. :. York and Mrs
Claude Eoule. The chairman of the
Continued on Page Eleven)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17
A Bold Step.

r. .ve-comc the well grounded and
.son,hle objections OF the more intel
Wsont to the use of secret, medicinal COM
nseunds DR.. Z. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, n.
emo time ago. decided to make bold
a:,.ytnre from the usual course pursued
hy the makers Of put-up medicines Tor DO
mestic use, and so has puo.iSnea ofoad,
.sst and opcr1y to the whole world q full
md compis:e list Of all the !ngrcdients
entering Ints.he composition OF MS wideiy
celebrated kedicMes. Thus he has taken
Sis numc-g;:s Etrons and patients unto
his full MnfEnce. Thus too he has re-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from among secret
rostrIm<of doubtful merits, and made
.hen,{, ,Rcme,iiCs of kn0un Composition.
By this bold stcp Dl: Eis1ce has shown y!
,Eaf f;S 7ormulas are Of such excellence
that be IS MOI aIE-...l aIE..lllo 70 subject them tQ
tEc iU!IcSl sccIllly
Not only does the wrapper OF ecery rotiic .Io
Sa1ncns medicine for weak stomach. I 'Tpld
tivor Cr hiliousnosS and all catarrhal diseases
wherever located. have printed upon ~. ~
s,Jnjn En1,L.h, full and complete list or all
4he Ingredients composing It. but small
hook has been coniiilcd from numerous
standard medical works. OF ali the different
schools OF practice. containing very nuTncr-
ons extracts from the WfltNSS Oi leaulil1
Practitioners OF medicine. endorsing IN the
trongsN possible terms. each and every ingre-
dent con-. aimed in Or. Piercc's medicines.
One Of these little books will be mailed free
IN any ore sending address on postal card or
by letter, to Dr. Il. Y. Pierce. Buffalo. \. y.
and requesting the same. From this little
hook 1t will be learned that DR.. Pierce's med
icines contain no alcohol. narcotics. mineral
agents OF other poisonous or injurious agents
ard that they are made from native. medici-
nal roots OF great value: also that some OF
the most valuable ingredients contained in
DR.. Pierces Favoritc Prescription for weak.
nervous. over-workcd. rrun-down." nervous
and drbjlitated women. wcrc employed. long
years ago. by the Indians for similar ailments
Affecting their squaws In fact. one OF the
most valuable medicinal plants entering into
the composition of Dr. Picrce's Favorite Pre-
scription was known to the Indians as
rS1uaw Weed Cur knowledge OF the uses
Of not fe;g Of our most vaiuab native. me-
dicInal plants was gained from the indians.
As made up by improved ind exact pro-
ce.ses. the "favorite Prescription IS most
efficient rcInctiy for regulating all the woni-
anly functions. correcting disDlareIncntS as
prulap>uS. anieversion anu TctoT7ersion.
Overcoming Dainfn. periods, toninG Up the
nerves ard bringing ahOut a perfect state OF
health Sold by nil dealers IN "HdicineA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17

Mrs. George Lord of Belgrade. WHO
had been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. X.
NJ Rrann, returned home Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17
Mr.. and Mrs. s. =. WARD.

1t IL reported that there WAS a sud-
den slump in pig pork on = wall street
late yesterday afternoon, just before
tho close Of the days business, the
slump being brought about by the ma
nipulHtionS of the chief of the Augusta
fire department, but although there
was some excitement caused for the
time Icing in social circles in that To-
cstlity anything of the nature of a pan
ic W-;s aVcrt"d and the pork remained
firm after the first furry. According to
the statement of thoS" who were al
legged to have been there at the time
the chief had tWo small pigs i'll box
and was taking them home in his team.
ara as the Spac" in the wagon was linz
tied he WAS standing up. after the
manner "f Ben-Hur in the chariot
race just what happened was not
given out, but it was said that tha
chief lost his balance and got out of
| tie team with mere C"lcrity than grace.
anG in doing 50 took the box and PIGS
along With him. The horse kept on and
reached the house without mishap. but
| It was said that the chief was left on
the highway with two very lively and
sIinpcry rigS on his hands. Further
particulars Of the affair may doubt
| less be had on application to the chief.
| DIR. +. l.. Hopkins was in Portland on
business Wednesday.
| Mrs George Lord Of Belgrade. WHO
had been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Il
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17
Chicken Scratch Causes Death.

Hamilton, o., oct. 15.-concludiu,,
to have chicken for dinner. Mrs.
Mary y. Hamill caught IL fowl a few
days ago which, in its struggles,
scratched her hand, causing blood poi
soninS. which resulted i'll death three
days later.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17

Dr. +. l.. Hopkins was in Portland on
business Wednesday,.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17
Card Of Thanks,

We desire t" thank our frier Is and
ncighbnrs ior their Kindness and SYM
pathv in .hr case of our little grand
daughter who WAS so h1dlv injured h.
the explosion of dynamite cap last
Sunday.
Mr. ana Mrs s =. WARD.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17
EPIDEMIC OF
MOUTH SORES

To heal mouth sores rinse the mouth
with X-Zalia. Thi.; liquid takes out All
of the soreness and soon heals the
flesh.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17

Hon. Payson Smith of Auburn. State
their certificates of organization at the
Maine will be at Portland today in at
tendance at the 14th annual meeting
of the Maine Library Association. aud
will deliver an address on the subject
of Tho Cooperation of Public Library
and School Work." and on Friday will
attend the meeting of the Maine
Federal ation of Women's Clubs in this
city. on which occasion he will speak
Friday forenoon on Salaries OF
Teachers in Rural Schools"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17

Ask Your grocer for ArGo Rnd
Salmon. and do not accept any s"hSt-
tute. There is no finer salmon packed