davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-09
Suhn Seriuig & SDbn,

GtIWTVWUIT1W TIVF Jul VTFVUTFWHETtEFT
Cir. zoos, ErleanS.5 trahs.
9ipeiqn,Idi1it: @r. 524. Gnfteru'iueune
St1 tlGaotppn, HaliimDre.G ourtl.
2Gir bGbeu IN %uuferer !unpen 8ef6dttsprnrts
Mrni mo Hicib b%ecreigt. GLIB nit aerii'eert
8roflt 5utrIGner. Sic feiniieu SuifteiI 1elie'
fPrt fir So't3eiten. llnte'taIfuneen tio anSers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-09
SDrFQfrc,

Mulertit. - garfurtlg. - Srttotth.
Nseitli6 bon @ulbrou; cine uno cine babe
Meile. Mount SpugeISa5gons uno Eorrltne'
gSaggors brett Ots sun &tHuarg, Belize Ie'
leo6Oile. Stactsgliredu I'M 5Tpelten Sllr oes
Union 1ruftsScbduoes,~ GbarIt6. NIB 8Glettr'
etrd6e. ' (Mfai4,IS,9&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-09
Wn00ic s. Stcbling.

IS itur6 am 6. ltoOcmbCr 1908. nm 80
llbr linrpCns, MinaGie e. Stcbliun, GcIichtc
Satin bon l8taium 5tebIiug. I'M Nltcr bon 81
Nubrcn. I Nionut uuo p IuQcH. Sic Reeroi.
0lui9 liitoet Wiuntna, gincmittaes nm 1a3 u9r.
puu ibrcr g9obnIng. 9tr. 22Ui. NanisStrube,
aus AMI Dem ,9ouoou Eur.sS ric9bctc" TAFT,
Ncrpanoic mo ErCunoe liro uhtlngsoou etn'
CclaOcu. o~crfel6en bct8llUObncn.
Ter trGucruoC @nttc ncbit Sinocrn.
t912-t1l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-09
8cIhaft5grlcgenbcit.
Hu u%crIanicn:

IN prrTnnlrtl:
9r. 1914 uub 1G5, 9ioroz Nnrcs Strubc. Ode bon
EaOcttcsS trnbc; Qlte ode fir bcirnbc irgeno Elm
Weihdit lci6tc SeOinanngen. gidd13nfrngcl in1l
Srt mo Stcllc. Afdu neDu1c 6airutountsglbe.
Gare. (9tun2. 1lfD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-09
&crmiidJtc gn5cigcu.

Ter GupiGunss NIB Shrcibinlun fir Samcu
hcs cooperative Reltulruut" tiet ncn Auloeu
Rcitc Nenicuuua: p%upuldre Erciic. Wr. 215,
Sit.S GgctterStrnRe. GID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-09

&n Minneioto Dat Scr
obcritc @cridtSbof Oca StooteS bic
&croromulg oeS Stootratbca Don
ct. Eoul, lpcldc Sen vGrcilunih"
pcrbot, ol5 MISUNDERSTANDING nnO
oo6cr ais perioliungaloiorig crflGrt.
Morplono bot icit lebten Mintcr ord)
Gin Nnti 6rcilpfit, @ejce aber Die.
monO fiimmcrt I'd Oarltm, Ebnc OoB
Die @cridltc bcnIiibt ucrociL miro
fortqcnuiidt,' Tits ibeiut 0aa 9frtis
2umi6-@cict boR Sen @cti6tcn o,if
icinc HcdtSaiiltiBfcit acpriiit mcrOcn
iolItc, 10 miiroc Sic G~ntideibunN bier
mobl cbcnio oltSfo0elr, mic in Wtimc-
iotu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-09

Ncuti0 luu0 uu0 6ruut=
reid f0rncn in ocrGoioblouco 2~lffoirc
SIT fcilcm @eritGnoniB fomnleit.
Gronfreid mil uidJt %bcooIcrL OoB
fron50liidc SolOotcn in Goioblonco
gc9cn cincu Oellti6cu Goniulor-9c
on1tcn Observation-Disclosures bcgonGen
hobcu. 81 cincm &ricge miro ca
mc1cn oicic8 Safes mobl nidt fonl-
men, Ole @c5icbunqen 5uiihcn Den
6eiocn 2Gnocrn mcrocl ober 0urd
ioldc 3luiihcnfGuc olri fcincu Sail
gcbeiicrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-09

Sic lcbtcu Moblcn hn-
6cll All molldCl Srten ergebclt, ooB
bic Erohibitions mo SabbotbS So
notitcN ourd) cntidloiIenen Wloer=
Itono beiicgt mcroen f0nllelr. No Die
Sibcroleu cinig lporen mo 5telbe-
mltBt porgin9cn. hoben lie Den Fros
hibitioniitcu mo SobbotbS 6ollntls
fern Shluppcn bciNebradlt. Wohhc
i6rcr @r0Gcn lulo foltgcItelt luoroell.
So 8ouucrncur SSnlf Don Wtlllollrt,
Der 0cn ircien Sonntog III 81, SolIlS
umter0riiGt bate. so hepburn III
Smuo, zines ser 1lteltel 0}itAIlcoer
0cH Observation-Disclosures. Sll eblcago
mar bic @o6G ci1cS StoatSanmolta
cin lofolc@ ySiiuc", Sol Der Sab
both frci lcin oOer iolcn Die lobbatb'
lh~0roen0cn Mirtbe bonn StaatSoll'
loolt pcriol9t ncroen? pnr oleSra9e.
lln0 troB alcr 9(9itotion Der Frobl'
bitioniltcu n1o NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CT.
bicIt Ser irciiinttige Staotsolnpolts'
Gon0iOot @oNnlun mebr ais lleltll
3cbntel oQcr obgcgcbetcn Sttntnten,
@cnn Ole freiiinnigen Glemente gu
lommeniteben, f0nnen tic llegcl1.
MaS mar DuS luabrcno
oca go15en 3ahreS fir clt Sorllnerit
Ser Qiienbohn-9 %eitnnaen ilber lhled).
tc @eihGitc, ltno jest erflort Der
GommiiiGr iiir sen Slpiid)enltaotIifeil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-09

Sic oN ortDcrH Eocifit=
Giicnbobn" bat cine Grtro-G iulocnOe
Don 1926 pro Nftic aus Den ml9c.
iommelten llcbcri6iliicn crtl0rt. 0ic
ON 3. Gc5cmbcr 3oblborc Grtro.Gi-
piocnoc crioroert Die Slmmic Don
tIl53,OOO Collars. Sic o9|ortbcrn
Eociiic" bot bcnmuh inter ocn
i6lchtcn 3citen nidt IN lciocn &C
bobt, luclm lie cine iolhc Grtro 0ipi
0cn0c ollSi6ilttcn fulm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-09

Nts y a + in gto miro q e
id)ricbcn: Sos Nbaeor0nctcnbolla
ocS nGhitcll GongrciIc2 miro micOcr
bon bclt yStonopatters" ControIirt
ipcroen, rno Dos bcoertct nid)t ollein
oie @ic0cruubl bc@ nltcn oNnfclS"
Soc Cannon 5lm Sprcdcr, %ionocrn
olldb Gin nStnu0pot" sGomitc fiir
Niittcl mo @c0c NIT Scrcno HoUnc
ais &oriibcn0rl mlO &obn Gul5ell,
&Gni9 Scr nStonopottcr," ais crltcr
@cilibcr. Gic mciitcn 0cldiiBtcll rSlrs
t~crciicn mcr0cn bon OicIcm Gon1ltc
mcri0 SIT bcfilrd)tcn bobcll, mobl ubcr
Die @ruucr. u1O I'M flcinercn Ncrs
h0ltniiic Die GiitiQoteurc. 6iir ic0c
HcGuttion Der 3ollrotcn mlb GrIob
III Ben %imncnitcltcrn %1cfm1ocn mcr.
Ben. Ger GrtrnN aus OicIcn bat 10
crhebltdl u%bgcnomnlcn. ooB ctlt &C.
mnltigc2 Gcfijlt 81 %criuarten 1T. Sic
&crooppcllmg Der 9rmlItcllcr 1T
mchr OILS mohrid)cillid), mo lolltc
ijd) Der llellc ErGli0ent ben Soce'lt
Hnoicpclt'p nnidlIieBclt. 10 miro lpobl
cine Ginfommcuitclcr cilgcflthrt
mCr0cl1."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-09

,9}uu ioQ', mic boit Gus nit Der
N%cliNion?
Eu biit Elm bcr3IiG gutter Ntonn,
NUcil id) Nlonb'. iii h0Iit nidt plcI
0uupu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-09
Srnu Is. SaGiOiun.

ScScru acrciniat. qcfrdufclt mo gefdrbt;
She gcfdrbt uio ueu mooeuirt 2t0 Ncit'
2criuatUnse ctr. e. & 9. 9bone, ct. Saul 1860,
(Sftt4. tlR)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-09

36utiode, OoB iciue 2a1O2lclttc ieBt
iolpobl gc9cn i'm mic ici1cn &alI}-
Ter IinO. Oiit itortcu giictten bat Der
friibere SGulipiclcr NurOen ollh oils
SournoIiit INNER Gcorbcltet bat
oltd idon pcQcn N}oieit0t@ 9cIeiot-
0lng icd)S Monotc 6cihrl9 ob8c-
ieiien. MoS mo6l &oiicr MtIhelm SIT
ser Nlfforoerumq 6arOcn'a, objllooll-
fen iogen miro?
@iaconiin miro im II Il d)'
itcrL Dem Of. Congress, olud pier
Gcuti6- 2lmcritoucr pcrtrctcn 'eIll:
sic Hcpublifoncr Gid, &iiitcrnlortt
uno &ppp uno sen Gcntotrotel1
Meiiic, mcldcr Der cin5igc %Ocrnotro'
tiidc 8eprGientoltt oe3 Stoutca NSla-
coniin lit.
0oS oitrci d. dc " mi It e
rilun &cf gcbt idon micOcr ollS Dem
&cint. @ei Dem iGnricn Notionolito-
tcu.@oocr 6niifen Gcutidcll, sc
derL Slopcncn mo onOcrcm notios
noIem NoQoIt Gcitrcid'S lit c5 iAper
0oS StootSi6iff SIT itctcrr. 81
lorgc bat ScItrcif con1promibli6
iortqclullritclt; Jest mill Is nift urcbr
gcbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-09

Myr. 2rDcmlp bcIttt Die 9lu83cthuuua. ueDr
erfolareide. iebt in Sieqtitg bciinoIide 3o9s
lin0c ge' ehrt 81 bdbeu. nls uue luoeren 3us
ihueioesS dulcn 8ufdmmer. Iap' ltuO Ibeno<
iIuiCrl. GhlrtpuittS na1 Mianh 3~lteei1nttien.
BARRIER Aiuiter lest an 6dno. Wtnie. Seocnnn,
gr. ttS. GSrits2eTiugtun. strnfr.
(Gu16, IYtD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-09

Cine Nctu Oorfcr San
ocla5cituma iGreibt: Bic @oblrciuI-
tote iinn a%iiniti0 iiir Sen SonNcI;
niht blob Ourd Die Grlp0blun8
lott'S, ionOern neil Die Sfut5oI-
froge 10 bon 0cn1 repubIifoniiben
GonNreB gcloit mcrben miro, 0oB bic
@ci60it5intcrciicn llid)t QcItort pcr.
cen. Die HnfiinoiQlng bon 66bcrcn
Yrciicn mcrocn in mnnd)cn Snoll-
Itrien id)on in ollcrllGhltcr Belt CT
mortet. @cion0cra gilt Dos BON
@ous, 9aumuol- uno sSciocnnoo-
rem. Gic GrciSItciQcrung Scr @oorcn
miro nlio id)on cbcr AcntclGct, ais
cine Grb0bung Der 2obuc obcr Sic
@icocrbcih0itiQunq ser Irbeit2.
Ioien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-09
Miar Srctidmcr,

5nmcu. sic fiuOcu in bcut ucucu 9unid.
simmer tiir SdrncH Der a9oupcruitnc 9tel!uurnnt
So" Gerune SuS. mas Sle pilllldcu. Nltegcs
5cidrete 0eoiemtHd: %popularc Nrct'e. 9ritcr
Sluri 9ir. 2l5, Sits6nncttcsS trahc. C31D
Wcuu Sbrc Siincr uuu 6cnrcmun c~ingcburs
ben limo, minien file gut g%cbunoCn iciu. Wtiltun
Senrcman, Snf0inecrci in alien ibrcn 3peis
GER. Sdrcibt IoftlHrtc. 2lS V. sSaOeitesStr.
(JinO5. 1WiD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-09

% agimilian @ntoen bat
lid nal lpleoer eilc Ncflomc geltiltet.
SSil eiller HcOc bat or aoiier @ilbelnl
alti9eforoert o%b5uooufen, ultb in lei
ilcr .3utunit" itrcibt CT: Ser &oi-
Ter mub niht blino iein eeoen bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-09

Tumcn, mcnu sic unfl Der nutercu Stnot
foutmtit. ncbmen sic Sbr 9ttchcou III Dem
ncltcu 9uuih8imnler 'Gr Eumen I'M rGoopcru=
tine TeituHrant. Nr. 2t5, Si'5nbette' Strahe,
eritcr Sllr, ellt. gn5Ge5eitncte &eoienlI1G;
~poprIirc 0rcife. GID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-09

Go& Yubget Der StoOt
@roBs9icm. Norf lit fiir DoH Gobr
1909 uon Dem 8crtbcilungsrotb olli
t4S,it700O Collars feit9eiett nor
bcn; nit zen Counties 9tciu . 2)orf,
SroofIpn Nid)monb nnb Queens
limo Is ilbcr t56E DILL. Collars.
Cen b6dlitcn 9llagobcpolten bcnl,-
iprltdcn Die 3inicn allf @otto0 nit
iibcr 29lz Minioncn Collars, berl
5lpcitbodlitcn bilbcn Die Sd)rllcn nit
ritnO 27E Miaioncn Collars. Sir
ooa Eolijci Geportement lDcrOen
t41G0,0C0, iiir ooS 9rono.G eportc.
mcltt rrnO odlt MiQionen ullo fir
bos Observation-Disclosures Gepartc'
ment ~ Miaionrn Collars 9cior.
oert. Scr Stootrotb hot mtli i'll emf.
ideiren Of rieie Torocrrtgen beipil,
ligt lueroen iollcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-09

Ser omCrifoniihc BOT.
id,oitcr in GonItontinopcl, @err Sobn
IS. u. 2ciibmon, bot bos Ne0iirinib,
rcd)t oft in Ben on1crifnniihen Sci
tlm3cn 9cnomnt 81 mcrOcn. @cnn
ct mai pom Sultuu in Nuoicn5 en-.
pfungen miro, Damn lit 0oS Gin idldc3
Grci9niB, ooB es Tugs nod) Ben Ser.
Stuuteu gcfubelt mcrocn mtB.
Gas Sine. &olf&6lutt"
ihrcibt: rg9ic emit %irQinicn lit ictt
ohio bic oW}llttcr Der @r0iiOcnten."
Inner Stuot bot Der ltnion bcrcit5
iilni Nr0ii0cnten QcQcbcn. &rn Sabre
1912 miro micoer Gin CGiocr Qapdblt
lpcrDcn, OcIicn Nomc nit cincn ! PC.
gillnt. @citcrc5 fGnncn mir nid)t Der.
rutbcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-09
Nacn mcimcm TrcmmOcu, 86nucrn

mo aunoen 5rr Qcfl. AcnntniBnnbme. oGB i'd
lHeinc Iiidlcrei bon ltr. II, gIoros6 rpnt.Str..
mad Mr.. 13+, Sit.9unbaros Strahc, nerlegt babe.
InoCm ih fir ous mir QeiheritC 3ltruicll be-
iterS hunIc. bite ih I'M l@crlcrcu G%cuctGtcu gu
iurld. gldtlmg5ooll
EClcpbpn q. Saul 3jSl ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-09

Sic &crluitc burh @roBs
fcucr b~elicfen iih I'M Oionot Cttober
in Ocn &crcini0tcn Stooten un0 So.
nooo nuf nin1c3u % Nti1iohcn Tol-
lars. Sir sic 5cbn obQcloufcnen
Monotc bicieS &obrcS be5iiicrn lid
Die &crlltitc ollrh Sho0cnicucr oirf
20S3A Miuioncrt, 0cgen OoS Gorjobr
Elm Nicbr Don IS Miuioncu Collars.
Gic cnormtcn &erllitc olird) @nI0-
br0noc, bic nod llid)t obQcidGtt iino,
crb0bcn oic &crllitc al 9i%otionoICey.
nloNcu nod bctrGdtIidJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-10

Members Of the Woman's State Re
lief Corps Of this vicinity will be in
tercStcd in the orders issued by the
department president. Mrs. Laura T..
Stevens Of Portland. which show that
the department made u net gain OF 81
members for the quarter ending Dec.
81 Attention is also called to the an
nual meeting of the department which
will be held at Auburn, June 10 and II.
Announcement is made OF the death of
Department Patriotic Instructor Rosct-
Ia l. Thompson Of Westbrook, and as
4 tribute to her memory the charters
Of corps have been ordered drapcd for
q period of 80 days and for corps TO
hold memorial services at the first
regular meeting after the receipt OF
the order. Charlotte w. Reed Of
Pressure Isle has been appointed de-
partment patriotic instructor to fill III"
vacancy caused by the death Of Mrs.
Thompson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-10

Charles +. HOvey, aged Ga years. q
veteran Of the Civil War. who had for
some time past been making his home
in Sidney. started Monday morning
for Sherman, Mich where he will for
the future make his home. Mr.. Hovey'S
trip was one of pleasant anticipation.
as he was going to spend his remain
ing years with his daughter. and i;
was somewhat remarkable inasmuCh
as he had never seen that daughter.
According TO the. story told by Mr..
HOvey the daughtsT was born after h"
had gone To the front. Later he was
reported killed. and the mother, after
some years. married again and moved
to the West. and died there. In som
way the daughter ascertaincd that lie
was alive and had for some years been
trying to locate him. Finally through
inquiry at the Augusta pension agency
she found that he was at Sidney, and
lost no time in. sending him letter
asking him to come to her, and in
which was enclosed S1o0 for his use
on the trip. The letter was full of af-
lection. and stated that she was mar
ried and had good home, and it is
not to be wondered at that the OLD
mans heart was filled with happiness
as he boarded the train Monday morn
ing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-10

At the municipal court yesterday
morning Albert Danf0rth. I veteran Of
the civil War, was arraignea on i
charge Of drunkenness The 'respon-
dent had been suffering from an aggra-
waited attack OF thirst since pension
day. and as yesterday was his third
appearance before the court within Z
week it was decided that temporary
retirement from the zone of temptation
was til" only cure ana he was accord
inGty sent up on the hill. y man
named O'Brien was also up on q ssimi
lar charge, but sentenc" was Suspend
Cd during good behavior
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-10
Foster-Niotette.

Lafayette s. Foster.and Miss Alice
Niolette, both of Fort Kent, We're mar
fied at 1.30 O'Clock Monday afternoon
by Rev. c. a. Hayden..at the residence
of Coy. and Mrs. Charles KHoWlton,
No % Oak street, in The presence Of
numerous friends
Mrs. Foster forncrly,rcsidcd here for
several years and has a wide acquant-
ancc and many friends who will join IN
congratulations. Mr. Foster is we'll
and favorably known in his town.
where many more friends will join in
the congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster left on the 2.55
2. NJ. train for Il trip to Lewiston and
Bethel, after which they viii make
their home in Fort Kent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-10
PROBATE COURT.

In the probate court Monday the fol-
lowing wills were proved, approved and
allowed OF Betsy r. Crosby, Wayne,
Charles w. Crosby. Readtield. executor;
SuAan C. Brooks, Augusta, Oscar G. $.
DaNes, Augusta, executor; Joseph !.
Martin, Gardiner, John W. Martin,
Gardiner, executor; Eta S. McFarlan,
Gardiner. Will c. Atkins, Gardiner,
executor: Angie S. Thurbcr. Boston.
Horace r. Sturgis, Augusta. ana Helen
Thurbcr, Boston. executors.
Administration was granted on the
following estates: Sarah w. Rollins,
Belgrade. John NJ. Cummings. Bel
grade. administrator; Colon Leb
Goodcn. Gardiner, Ruth l.. Good"n,
Gardiner administrative: M;rguerit"
S Bailey. Winthrop. Charles T. Bailey,
Winthrop. administrator; Elizabeth II.
Henderson. Gardiner. Richard Il. Hen
lcrSon Gardiner. administrator.
Charles S. CoWan. Waterville. Warren
G. Philhrook. WatcVillc. administia-
tor; Kate p. clifford. Winthrop. Mand
| Hopkins, Winthrop. administrators.
Harrison Hanson, Readiield, George Z.
| Perkins, Watrrvillc. administrator;
| IAliSii VI IFN'Olt. iltHt'l' W az
| lace VI. Prescott, Augusta. adminiStra-
tor: John Carter. Oakland. Bertha
| Carter. Oakland. Administrative: Helen
A. Files. Winslow. Mary +. Whit"
Winslow. administrators: George {
Hunton. Readfield, Esther +. HuntOn
Readfield. administrator; Sylvia 7
Soule, Augusta, a. \. Soule. Augusta
administrator: Olivia A. Dennison
Litchfield, Lafayette E. Dennison
Litchfield. administrator.
Levi Z. Jones. Winthrop. was ap.
pointed surviving partner of Lev
Jones & Co.
Grace f. Messer. Augusta. was APP
| pointed guardian of Raymond T. Stew
ems. Augusta; Sumner B. Ward. Au-
! gusta, guardian of Eliza A Nickless
| Augusta Mabel c. Harmon, Gardiner
| guardian Of Frances H. Alice H and
! Barbara Fl. Harmon. all of Gardiner
| Orrin H. Gowell. Belgrade, guardian
of Ruth y. and Malcolm A. Whitney
both of Augusta Daniel ]. Rice, Au-
| gusta, guardian of Henry ]. Patten
| Augusta; Haines d. Wells, Gardiner
| guardian of David F. Henderson, Gar
I0lHef. ~ s>l.i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-10
Rheumatism Cannot
Be Cured Unless
Ufic-0 Is Used
Sudden Deaths, Heart Failure and
Paralysis Are Caused BY Poison
Gus Uric and Rheumatic Acids.

The Rheumatic person is skeptical
regarding the claims of almost any
remedy advertised as n cure for
Rheumatism and one can scarcely
blame him for being so. All the
rlasters and liniments combined never
actually cured a ease Of Rheumatism.
They may relieve il in one quarter
but it is sure to break out somewhere
else. The only true way to cure
rheumatism is to drive it from The
system. for as long as the Uric and
Rheumatic Acid remains in the blood
one is never entirely free from the
trouble This is where the value of
Cric-O as Z permanent cure for
rheumatism comes in. 1t seeks out
the Rheumatic poison in the blood.
muscles and kidneys. renders it inert
and harmless and drives it out Of the
system. That is why Uric-O is such
an admirable and effective cure for
rheumatism.
The chief reason that Uric-O is such
q wonderful cure for rheumatism is.
that it is designed and prepared to
cure rheumatism and rheumatism
only. 1t is composed of perfect anti
dotes for the rheumatic acid poison in
the system. That is the secret of its
wonderful success. Rheumatism
simply cannot exist in a persons sys-
TEN if Oric-O is used.
rric-O is sold by druggists at 75c.
and $l.00 the bottle. but if you still
feel skeptical about its efficacy You
can test it free of charge by cutting
out this advertisement and sending
same, together with your name and
address. also the name Of your
druggist. to The Smith Drug Com
pany. 236 Smith Bldg. Syracuse, n.
Y. and they will send you an order On
the dealer for a 75c. bottle, free
uric-O is sold and personally
recommended in Augusta by Percy ".
Meaua
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-10

Probably the oldest voter in Augusta
if not in Maine is Joseph A. Holman of
100 State street. who voted yesterday.
Mr.. Holman was % in January. He
cast his first vote in Augusta in 1888.
Mr.. Holman voted the straight Repub
lican ticket. 1t is q matter IF pride
with him that he has never. in all n"
20 years he has been a voter, scratched
the ticket or voted against his party.
He voted the Wing ticket and then the
Republican. Mr.. Holman espresso |
himself at the polls as believing that
voting is at once u right and 4 duty.
ami that every patriot citizen should
exercise the franchise Al whatever sac
rifice. Mr.. Holman proved the sincerity
Of his convictions because ii was the
first time he had been outside the
house since October.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-10

Have You noticed how much more
satisfactory piano sounds after hav-
ing been Well tuned by competent
tuner: The brilliancy is more pro-
nouncGd. the action better and the
whole instrument seems to have TAX
en- on new life. c. c. Halves, a Conserv-
atory and factory graduate. besides
being q thorough music and piano
man, has made a life study of pi-
ano tuning and being n man of mark
ed musical abilities. a graduate of the
famous old bandmaster Daniel H.
Chandler. has had many years of eN-
perience at piano tuning and repair
ing, with many fine recommendations
from his past customers. Mr.. Halves is
the senior member of the new Colonial
Music Co. having recently purchased
the musical instrument stock of Mel
Vile Smith ard proposes giving spe-
cial attention to piano tuning orders
received at the above company. with
satisfaction guaranteed to those desir-
ing the best and finest tuning.
Men rs well as women need Satin Skin
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-10

Al a country fair ont in Kansas a
man went up TO Il tent where some elk
We're On exhibition and stared Wistfui-
~ up N the sign. I'd like 20 go in
there" he said 10 the keeper. but il
would mean To go in without my fam
lily. and i can't afford to pay for my
wife and seventeen Children The
keeper stared II him in establishment.
Are I'll thos" your children" he
gaSped Every one" said the man.
You wait Il n,inute," said the keeper
TN going to bring tho elk ont and let
them soc you all
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-10

grc Sational church at Gardiner en-
joyed the day Monday at the c. B. Bur-
leigh cottage at Hammonds grove
CobbosSctcontee. The party number
ing about 20 young ladies and gentle
men and accompanied by Rev. J. l..
Quimby, pastor of the church, came UP
from Gardiner on an early car and
went to the lake, where the day was
passed. Lunch was served at noon
and the party returned home late in
great success.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-10
Joice Marston.

Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph \.
Marston will regret to learn Of tn"
death Of their son Joice, which occur
red at their home on Patterson street
VI onday morning at the age Of TWO
years. Funeral services will be held
ut the house at = o'clock "Wednesday
and will be private.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-10

In accordance with Il request Of tho
Board of Education u contractor has
made an inspection of the various
school buildings Of the city and has
reported that in the majority of the
buildings the doors open outward. In
some of the buildings where there are
two sets of doors the doors of the yes
tibules open inward. but these doors
will be changed at once 50 that they
will open outward.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-10

Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis +.
HaIlower will extend sympathy in the
death Of their infant son, Ralph Willis,
which occurred at their home on the
Church Hill road at 80 Friday after
noon, aged five months. Funeral ser
vices We're held at > o'clock Sunday
afternoon and the remains We're placed
in 4 private tomb.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-10
A $4,000 FIRE LOSS.
Residence Of Mrs. S. E. Shepherd Al
Rockport Burned Monday.

Rockland, NJ March 9-Tha three
story wooden residence Of Mrs. S. f.
Shepherd at Rookport was burned to-
day. The loss was $1",ooo, With a
partial Insurance. 1t was said T." have
been duc % i newly huilt fire in the
furnace
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-10
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Tuesday, March 10, 1903:
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