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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-11

Apropos of vanity. Secretary Root
told at Yale about politician, who. the
day before he was to make a certain
speech. sent 41page report of it to all
the papers. On page 20 appeared this
paragraph: Put the hour grows lat"
and ! must close. mo. No, Go on,
Go on.1'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-11
OLD SCHOOL BAPTIsTS.
Over $50 Attend the Three Days Con
vention at Bowdoinham.

Rowdoinham, Me, Sept. 1O.-Over $50
people attended the annual meeting OF
the Old School Baptist Association of
Maine, held at Bowdoinham. Sept. G.
and s.
These meetings We're held at the Old
School Baptist church, and among the
distinguished preachers who spoke at the
sessions were Rev DR.. Coulter of Phila-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-11
The New Pure Food and Druq Law.

We are pleased to announce that Foley's
Honey and Tar for coughs colds and
lung troubles is not affected by the IA
tional Pure Food and Drug law as Ii con-
tains no opiateS or othcr harmful drugs
and "" recommend il as n safe ravNodv
for children and adults. Bowditch. Webs
te. < Go.
sept2eod-tt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-11
Washington on a RAINY Day.

II tie tniI:st in n CITY n rainy day 70
thing Of tXccration. vet one Of The most
interesting sights at " ashington is missed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-11
a FRAGRANT Smoke

DR. Eerckman was a famous ,,;,;cr,tur
Isl He made his home on the crest or
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-31

Fred Nantey for harness.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-31

s2s.2o to Mexico City from Den
yer via Colorado & Southern Ry.
For descriptive booklets write. T. =.
Fisher. q. p. A., Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-31
"Forget 1t" Mr.. Roosevelt.

the public
Roosevelt is jealous Of Hughes of New York.
That
welt could be Jealous Of S les maize
Anyhow a faca tale
Is
other him o the presiden
MacauIay
and
attempt been.
Perhaps Roosevelt
after his making Anyhow he
born under republican
been called by divine
has
perhaps been arer Sentinel
dent; but we can as readily lose all admiration for the If
to plane
sordidIy Jealous factious.
lowering of jeaI
humaneness others rise
and is no much of a manaft
him with
it il at
haven
themselves.
people republic
himself will follow when he leaves the presidential chair realizes
just will
a Mr.
him of
Teddy
Roosevelt and Hughes Roosevelt
than anything eseearn his living
independent fortune his that evel
a lvhood He the of
that independent ivinghat
of has
been podder but his podding
seek him for the exalted public position
president
ell is and
had better forget it,
glamour of real worth from be he king prince
Forget it, Mr. Roosevelt
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-31

Ladies' turn over collars. regular
1oe. for Be. s and 10c store.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-31

$500 to California rom Dsnvs
via Colorado q Southern Ry. Fsi
particulars write. T. =. Fisher. G. p
A.. Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-31
Real Estate Bargains

No. $3.50 acres of good land for
only $1,050.0o In a neighborhooj
whore raw land IL held at 100000
per acre. This IL by far the best
bargain on our list.
No. s46.-40 acres of High Line. red
soil. Tract adjoining recently
sold for $4,000 per acre. Very
easy terms If desired. VIII
No. 9s4.-15 acres IA miles from
Clifton. nearly all IN bearing or
chard and good varieties. 100000
We are anxious to get . few more
good places on our list as We think
there II going to be something doing
IN real estate this fall. No matter
how large or how small your prop
srty, We will make an effort to sell
It for you.
MAGILL q WALKER
$50 Main.
Phone Black 1877.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-31
Taxpayer and Bond Selling.

We insist Mr. do
forget that Saturday November there is be held
in this
purpose OF
c
say, perhaps when you
worrying yourself
Just there where this
carry election,
o a showing.
What desired obtained
when he $ in toss-"make a fronts>
every
in the city should vote his sentiments the subject
las ssueo of bonds
but which were not sod they would have brought much better price
than did
help finally problem
drinking
stones for the greatest city between Denver and Salt Lake City
of piece of street paving-he first
piece of street paving laid this city 1t certainly does look hand
of the sort of paving even the alleys could be paved would
paved 1t problem that will
the strip paving whe
We
him
We
had purchased
~, s p, thara - some cor,nors,,on IN -, ,,ss ,s ~,
San can no found in the uintah reservation i, , and shame
of LANDAU
some of it, needed what Richards said of the land.
Whatever thinks financial situation it is perfectly
thing for him. if he objects
people
adoption severely criicizes
The big rise in copper indication of reaction
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-31

thinks of financial
to anne
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-31

Heating stoves OF all sizes and de-
scription and prices to suit at the
Utility second hand store. ]. J. Ra-
ber.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-31

soc whips. etc. Fred Mant.y.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-09-27
AN INCIDENT OF A TRAGEDY IN TUCSON THAT PUZZLED THE
 AUTHORITIES
THEY AT LAST FIGURED IT OUT HOW ONE BULLET MADE
 THREE WOUNDS
Plenty of Evidence Going to Show that Only Two Shots Were Fired into the Body of Donaciano Balenzuela by Nick Farrell

Doctor, judge, victim and prisoner to account for what appeared to be four bullet holes, when two of the most interested persons agreed that only two shots were fired, and that neither one of them went clear through the body, says the Tucson Star.
 The case was that of Nick Farrell, the Santa Cruz county cowboy, who put two 4l-ealiber bullets into a Mexican named Donaeiano Balenzuela at or near Vails Station last Thursday.
 The situation that confronted Dr. c. A. Sehrader was that apparently there were four bullet holes, one just below the left shoulder blade, one in the right chest and two in the opper part of the right arm. One bullet was extracted from the left side of the neck, and that ended the question of the damage that bullet could do. Now, with Farrell and Balenzuela agreeing that only two shots were fired, it was up to Justice Richey and Dr. Sehrader to explain three ap- parent shot wounds caused by one bull let, with the missile lying on the right side of the right upper arm, after pass ing clear through the. bone. At the time of Farrell's arraignment, Dr. Sehrader had not solved the problem, and Justice Richey even as late as yes terday was not willing to try to account for it.
 Dr. Sehrader, after dressing Balenzu- ella s wounds yesterday, accounted for the peculiar actions of the bullets per feetly, and shows low lucky man can at fairly close range receive one big bullet in the back and another in the chest. The ball that entered under Balenzuela g left shoulder blade, glane- e6 Snwa-d and rested in his neck, while the other shot, entering the right chest, high up, struck a rib, glanced to the right, with a downward tendency, and, keeping under the skin, struck the big bone of the right arm, passed through it and lodged under the skin at the right side of the arm, after driving pieces of bone through the skin at two different places.
 Farrell is out on 5000 bonds, fur nished by the Sorrell's, Santa Cruz county ranchmen, and it is expected he will have his preliminary examination next Saturday morning,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-09-27
Notice

I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife Nellie Bacich, who has left my bed and board
 A. B. BACICH.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-09-27

Buy pound of tnat famous Little ton Creamery butte; at the Independent Market, only 40 cents pound. If
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-09-27
CITY TICKET AGENT HERBERT OF THE s. P. ABSENT SINCE
 SATURDAY LAST
FRIENDS THINK THAT WHILE ON HUNTING TRIP HE WAS
 LOST IN WOODS
Railroad Auditor Has Another Theory and Is Examining the Accounts of the Young Man-He May Be Found to Be Short in His Cash Account.

There is something strange in the sudden disappearance of R. H. Herbert, who for the past three months has oc- eupied the position of clerk in the office of Division Freight and Passenger Agent Humphrey of the Southern Pa cifc company, says the Tucson Star.
 Last Saturday MT. Herbert informed a number of his friends that he was go- ing out to the mountains on a hunting trip to spend Sunday, and he even went and borrowed rifle from a person in town, besides a shotgun. He was last seen on the streets Sunday morning about 2 clock and was then getting ready to leave town on the trip. Since that time nothing has been seen or heard of him. Inquiry at the various livery stables last night failed to show that he had hired n rig from any of them, or even a saddle horse.
 Herbert was to have been back to resume his duties Monday morning, but failed to show up, and it was thought that he had been delayed and would return some time during the day or that night, but when he failed to report yes terday morning his friends and MT. Humphrey began othink something had happened to him. As he had charge of the ticket selling in the up town office, a rumor was circulated that he was short in his accounts and had skipped out and had used the proposed hunting trip as a ruse with which to throw off any suspicion until he could get out of the country. As it was nee essary 10 have the accounts gone over, Mir. Humphrey advised the company of ficials in San Francisco of Herbert s disappearance and it is expected that an auditor will be here today to go over them.
 As result of the disappearance of MT. Herbert, K. B. Savage has been taken from the depot office and given his place, and Mir. Holladay will assume the duties at night at the depot office, and Pat Kearns during the day in the ticket selling department.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-09-27
SOUTHERN PACIFIC EMPLOYEES ENGAGED
 IN SYSTEMATIC ROBBERY
The Arrest of Freight Conductor Followed By Startling Revelations Hundreds of Dollars Worth of
 Goods Taken-Story of the Crime

secured two search warrants and assist ed by two city detectives, went in quest of the stolen goods.
 Ward had three apartmentse, all of which were searched. He rented a room at No. l43Sk San Fernando street. Another apartment he maintained was discovered at No. 1236 Buena Vista street. A third apartment is located at No. 2l30la Downey avenue, where the stolen property was recovered. The silks had been packed in box to be shipped to the "fenee' of the gang. The goods were taken and identified as belonging to a shipment for San Fran cisco dry good firm.
 It seems the goods were tossed from the train at a certain station by con duetor which had been designated by a "go- o-between' in the freight office. Ward was notified to pick up the goods at the station on his return trip to Los Angeles from Santa Barbara, where he was stationed with his work train. Ward carried out the order and the goods were found in his possession, ac- cording to a railway official.
 In a similar manner, it appears, thousands of dollars worth of goods have been stolen. On information in the hands of the company's detectives it was stated last night batch of com plaints will be sworn to, for conductors, brakemen and freight and baggage handlers, who are believed to be i'm. plicated.
 Another warrant is to be issued for Ward s arrest, company official said, and every effort is being made to keep
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-09-27
MURDER |S SUSPECTED IN CONNECTION
 WITH b|SbEE BUGGY EPISODE {
Stolen Rig Was Found Huachuca Siding With Seat of Buggy Covered With Blood-Suspect Not
 of Grindell Party

seemed to order drinks quite freely, but in every instance the older one was called upon for the pay. Some provi- sions were bought and the couple start. ed south from that place, that being the last seen of them.
 It is the theory of the officers that whoever the man Hoffman is, he hired the buggy at the Palace stables and en- ticed an older man who had tried to secure work here short time ago, to go to the mountains with him, evidently with the idea of murdering him to secure the money which the old fellow displayed at Huachuca Siding. Arriv- ing at convenient place, the officers believe, he accomplished his purpose, robbed the body, threw the corpse into the river and succeeded in catching a train at some station along the route. The harness makers bag has been iden- tified as belonging to an elderly man who appeared for work with Hughes, the saddler, about two weeks ago. The identity of the man giving his name as Hoffman, the officers have not learned as yet, or at least they will not say.
 Sheriff White, when seen by Re view reporter, seemed confident that he would be able to clear up the mys- tery within a short time.
 It was definitely learned that the Hoffman connected with the matter is not J. F.. Hoffman, the sole survivor of the Grindell expedition into Mexico and Tiburon island. The man connected with the mystery gave the name of Adolph Hoffman, which led to the re- port that he and the explorer were one and the same party. It has since been learned that instead of being under sus- picion of horse stealing or murder, j. F. Hoffman is confined in the Calumet & Arizona hospital
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-09-27

LOS ANGELES, Sept 26.-Disclos' ures of a systematic robbery of valuable freight and baggage on the Southern Pacific between Los Angeles and San Francisco will probably lead to whole sale arrests among freight operatives. There is reason to believe, according to officials, that perhaps fifty brakemen and conductors are involved in the tran actions. with go-betweens in the bag gage and freight offices.
 For weeks a corps of detectives have been watching the scheme. Harry Ward. a conductor on a work train, was arrested Saturday night and about $4OO worth of stolen silks and valuable mer- chandise was found in his possession. On a writ of habeas corpus he was re- leased by Judge Wilbur Tuesday morn ing because of a technical error. Ward left before another complaint could be fled against him and served.
 l. is estimated that within the last six months the Southern Pacific com Pany has paid out about s75,OOO on lost freight and baggage. During this time detectives have been trying to dis. cover the thieves. Marked packages were shipped but the secret service men were unable to find out until recently at what point they were taken form the trains.
 The complicated method of the or ganized gang was unrayeled few days ago when two packages were traced to Ward. The detectives arrested him and lodged him in the city jail. Detective M. T. Bowler of the Southern Pacific
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-09-27

After working for several days on h, ,ase involving the stealing of a r,,gy from the Palace livery stable Ev 9 man giving his name as Adolph U,gm,n. Sheriff Jack White arrived ;, Bisbee yesterday morning from the rr,rbura mountains, where he was a,rIed on Friday by telegram an n,pncing that the missing outfit had Lser found and there were indications ,f murder having been committed. The .beria is firmly of the opinion that foul ,Iov has been done, although neither ,be victim nor the perpetrator can be r,s,ted. says the Bisbee Review.
 Op Friday White received dispatch fr,m Huaehuca Siding relating to the finding of the horse and buggy, and at op,a departed for the scene. On his arrival he found the equipage and horse os had been reported. Those who had usai the buggy had driven about a mile .,rtb of Huachuac Siding, where they pnbarnessed the animal and let him go i,te a gulch, where the buggy was fouud upside down. Near the spot was o vaGsp filled with harness makers tnoIs. pair of red blankets and an empty pocketbook.
 The seat of the buggy was covered with blood. and there were all indica- lions of a murder having been com mitfcd. The place was only a short distance from the Barbacomi river, into which the murderer could easily have thrown his victim. At this point the stream is about four feet in depth and tbe sheriff dragged in it for long dis taDee. but could find no trace of the body.
 Investigation around Huachuea Sid ing disclosed the fact that the oecu- pants of the buggy were rather elder iv man and a young one. The younger
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-09-27
New Restaurant

The Merchants Cafe is now located opposite the postoflice and meals and short orders will be served.
 Try our dinner today.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-09-27

geles and San Francisco have suffered considerable loss through the thefts. A shortage has been found in nearly all the large shipments to Los Angeles. The stores have kept records of the shortages and demands were made on the railroad, which were paid
 In most cases the goods disappeared somewhere between here and San Fran. cisco. For some time detectives have travelled over the road in an effort to uncover the system practieed by the thieves. The box of goods was located which had been dropped off the car. It was learned that Ward had picked it up and later it was found in his posses sion.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-09-27

DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve is good for boils, burns, cuts, scalds and skin diseases. It is espec- ially good for piles. Sold by Hanna s Drug Store.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-09-27

him from giving an alarm. Ward was arrested on suspicion and put in jail while search was being made for the stolen goods. He secured the services of Attorney Fred Thompson who brought writ of habeas corpus.
 A hearing was granted Tuesday morning before the stolen goods were discovered in one of his apartments. The railroad company was unable to show a prima facie case without intro iucing the property us evidence and Ward was released by order of the court. Although an effort was made to shadow him he got away before the goods were found.
 The department stores in both Los An
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-09-27

Van Wagenen makes a speciality tinting. Satisfaction our motto.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-09-27
LADIES Watch tho Toggery.

Barrett sells drugs.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-09-27

Dewitt s Little Early Risers are good for anyone who needs pill. They are small, safe, sure, little pills that do not gripe nor sicken. Sold by Hanna s Drug Store
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-09-27
Barrett sells drugs.
Notice

I am the man who will, without extra charge, go anywhere in the city to take an acknowledgment, day or night, rain or shine; also draw up deeds, releases, mortgages and wills at small cost; bug gy always ready in front of Brown s store. Phone Al. l.. H. Brown, the notary public. tf
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-09-27

Van Wagenen, next door to the post office, does a general painting and pa per hanging business. All work guaran- teed.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-17

feoe Sen RoSet. SamboISet og Sroen
paa SeSrcIanoetS Ret. ubao fable
Den Reipeft for ct ieIpbeberfet Solf.
Get bar ben iamme Rresie, iom faa
aor tiSIigere boooe bGrrt oppe ben
beftiaIte Bartiitrio % fi9mpet meo
Ell @itterbeo, Der 'tuIoe ipues at
aisre enbper SiInPrmelie til Ell
lluuligbeo. su itisb ben Bortiet
tiliioe; MI gop ben fla aIene ben til
S9oreIanoets Sag. 6or Dem, iom
Daobe itaoet uoenior, funbe bette ~
mes u9fteu ufatteIigt. Sor oS, San'
bets eane Born, Der poa nGrmc'te
SoIo fuIste gegiuenbeoerre, faIot oct
oerimoo ganite uaturIig. Oct itore
Ruifiueri iom ct Sanos Bresie
bore Gage er, bar for Rorges Seo'
fommenoe fnnite ol6rig arbeioet,
Icm oct M gioroe, % funffe aIortg
forrcttet Sieneite meo ben BaaIiSe'
liabeS, iom oct III bite. 90 oertor
por oct Sanobeb, boao en- 5oriotter
Ifreb / "9eraeus Sibenbe": "s@res
For oisie MGuo, iom itaar bag o9
Ieber Solicit | ct iunot Spor!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-17
On nt tiIantropiif soc.

gdgisrenbeosmertets fortienitful.
SC SpfinSer, oen banife Boitmeiter
SoIbsa, bar / bisie Gage uofaitet en-
SIau, iom ifsIge banfe Blade anita
aes of funne in6brinee itore Gum.
mer til fortrinspis annenoelie | Il.
lantropiif gierne6. 8Ianen gaar no
paa, at Der gines 6orretningsperoe'
nen a~nIeoning til pna 9aeiiben al
Srimerferne of faa trpft en- annonce
for oeres garer eler 8eorift. I'm.
noucen ifuIoe trpffes paa 5rimertet,
fsr 9ummiet itrpges paa; oerpeo
fommer life Srpfio9rten | 9ersring
meo Slmgen. Soeens Saoer mener
- oa iiffert life uoen 8rrmS at
bet oiI0e blipe Ell ReflanIe, JON ale
Iagoe MGrfe til. Gtbuert Nenneife
bar 10 n9iten oagLig 5rimerter mel
lem S9noerne, ale maatte faa Gie
paa RetIamer, iom fife olene piioe
uirte | gperne, men ober belle Gan.
Get. goitmeiteren dntaser, at be
GUNNER, iom paa benne Raaoe
funbe inopinoes, niISe belsbe iig til
Riaioner. 8Innen oiIoe heller life
tribe MOB Observation-Disclosures
Frinriper. Der I. Or. fife tiaaoer
trpft 8eflame poa aIuinoeIise greo.
tort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-17
Sofotfifet 1907.

&riitiania lite Wtai. - Siifet err
MI afiluttet / 2ofoten, % oermeb er
ben bebite Seion, iom Der paa en-
aarretfe bar p9ret, enot UNDER
upentet gunitige Sorbolb. S Saneit.
mpngoe itaar Seionen meget NOR
Sioraarets Giife, men @9rbiubbpt'
tet er ~betpbelig iterre og piitnof iterre
emo nogeniinoe, naar u~nbtages 10.
bpttet / 1877.
Siifet begpnbte ligeiom tfior til
normal Sio | SIlttningen al Sanuar
Maaneo, men Storm og l1peir BIN
breoe 9eoriften, % Der blep poerit
Iibet ppfiifet | De fem fsrite Tiger al
SRionen. Seller life fsrite Salobel
al STARTS Maane6 braete noget Sp.
iping; ferit / benne Raaneos iioite
SaIpbeI ffisb Siffet Sart, os Der bar
oeo llogangen at Warts optaget
1876 Wilion Sfrei - mebens Der
ifior til iamme Sio bar optaget 3
NiIlioner mere. De fsrite Tiger al
april bragte goo Saneit, 3 % 2
Wtiaioner Sfrei pr. llge, % ba Sp-
Ipnet b9pebes 26oe april, bar Sotal-
ub6pttet 100000 Siif MOB 1876
Miaion THOR. l1bbpttet er life olene
set Itsrite poa 10 aar, men er 8 Wtl.
Homer itsrre emo 8iennemInitsuo'
bpttet for belle oen Reffe al baarlige
Seioner, iom tog lin @egpnoelIe
meo garet 1898.
Sremms6et al Stifere bar noget
minore END | De TO n9rmeit foregaa'
enbe Seioner, ibet Der bar tiliteoe
20,166 Siifere. Men ifisnt bette
antal berer til De minbite, Statiitt'
fen tienber, par be mango Camp
baaoe og Motorbaaoe, iom iaar bell
tc9 / Siifet, en- iaa p9iertlig 5or'
sgeIie af SiiferflaabenS gfeftipitet,
at 9eoqangen | antaaet at Siifere
Serpe6 piitnof belt bIep oppeiet.
8iennemfnitItg bIep Der opftifet
927 Sfrei pr. Ianb, bpab Der mao
reenes iom meset goo Sangit. Sg
gruttolotten bleo eauife uipbpdnlig
bei - BEN bsieite man bar bapt paa
en- Renneifealber, bnis ben operbope-
set nogeniinbe bar pGret bsiere. Den
fan antaselig faitiGttes til 800 SIR.
pr. Wmb, noar man | 9eresningen
aier ct Srabrag for be beltagenoe
OompIfibes og Wotorbaabes Softer.
SoroeIinsen err uiepr. Sfior no.
aioroe 9ruttolotten 272 ar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-17
Ola GOV.

Com nor meSSzlt / "Boiteu" er.
fIGreoe arne @drbcrg upli9 | en- ar.
tIfel Com forreiteH 5anolebe ON
SperietteIie al "6nlit" til norif
2mSsmoaD. at ban ifItIbe "bsp /
19ff~. SoIf unore6e iig oper boor.
ban Digteren M fmoc otoe bette, og
bnob ban / bet belle mette meo benue
inberIiee Splpsning. Serfor eisr
MI Gcrborg &e6e pna isIgenoe Waa-
be | Zen t76e Rai" Imber Ser.
ifriften "9w~:
"Saf; no ipDrr Der, tpa oct an er.
aa on mgoom on urgoOm.
Son; bsp, fer on, bet er on
Sa, BET. aortie metr eler minSpe.
osp ! 1911, BET er 90 osp ] bet