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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-29

~ SfEClAL LEASED WlREl
| lnwed the presentation ot The name OF
tisgen
The roll then progressed until II
reached Kansas. J. l. shapard. Of that
state, asked the chairman IL II was
possible to name any candidate Tor
the nomination who was not a menu
Der Of the party, The reply was that
the question had not yet arisen. where
upon Mr., Shepard took the platform.
announcing that he had candIdate.
He mentioned the candidate of the
democratic party and storm of Misses
and boos greeted the reference. The
hall continued in an uproar for sew
eral minutes. the galleries persisting
in breaking into the proceedings with
ieers and irrevelant remarks
MIR. Shepard was finally allowed to
proceed He had spoken but few
minutes when he was interrupted.
Charles II. Mitchell, of Illinois offer
ed point of order. saying it was evil
dent that the speaker was about to
place In nomination a man who was
not member OF the independence
party. He therefore asked that the
convention proceed to nominate a can
didate of its own. A scene Oh riot
followed. several delegates endeayor-
ing to reach the rostrum for the pur-
pose of Offering physical violence TO
the speaker. A number OF the SER
geants-at-arms threw themselves
across the aisle In front OF the ros-
trum steps and held back the infuriat-
ed men by sheer physical strength
Mr.. Mitchell persisted, however. in
asking II Shepard intended to nonii-
nate a man who was not a member
Of the independence party He insist
ed upon a categorical answer and
Chairman Walsh said
'The gentleman will answer the
question" ~.
"Of course | don't want 10 deceive
YOU" said Shepard. Il intend. II
am allowed to finish, to nominate Mr..
william j. Bryan
The hall broke Into wild uproar.
a dozen delegates again madly strug-
Cling In the main aisle IN an attempt
20 reach Mr.. Shepard. Canes ana u -.
were shaken at him fnrlousi = We
howls OF execratlon went AZ sf4n al
sides of the hall.
Quiet was a long time coming but
when II finally arrived Chairman
Walsh ruled that lnasmuch as Mr..
Shepard had attempted to nominate a
candidate who was not a member OF
the Independence party he was out Of
order.
a frantic yell Of approval went up
from the audience.
Mr.. Shepard started TO leave the
platform and Sargeants-at-Arms F.
Brust and Frank Anneburg. realizing
what might happen to shepard. step
ped close to his side as he started
down the aisie
Instantly crowd Of delegates all Of
them In an ugly mood closed In. and
for minute or two Shepard was In
actual danger.
Brusf and Anneburg almost carried
him and fought their way foot BY foot
along the passageway. John Daily, .
delegates from the twenty-flfth as-
sembly district Of New York CITY,
struck vIclousiy at shepard's head with
cane. and II the blow had not been
intercepted might have seriously M
jured him. Daily was showed down
into q seat and escorted BY the ser-
geant-at-armz, shepard was taken
10 the door ana told 10 leave the hal.
lie lost no time IN oheylns the lniune-
tlon. During The confusion Chairman
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-29
LIGHT SENTENCE FOR
WHOLESALE FlREBUG

Bellefontaine. Ohio, July 2S.-
George r. Gamble was today sem
fenced to the penitentiary for three
years for arson, having been convict
ed Of setting fire to his grst mill In
GAINESVILLE eighteen months ago for the
Insurance.
Prior to coming to Bellefontaine
Gamble suffered fire losses at Boul-
der, Evans and Denver, Colo: Urbana,
Tuscallo and Champaign, H., and
some other places, total of fifteen
fires having been charged against him
In each case he collected the insur-
ance and was not suspected until af-
ter the GAINESVILLE fire.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-29


Chicago, July President, Thorn
as l.. Hlsgen of Massachusetts: Vice
president John Temple Graves, Of
Georgia
The above ticket was tonight nomi-
mated by the independence party at
its first national convention,
The friends of Mr. Bryan made an
effort during the night session 20 bring
his name before the convention and
the man who attempted it nearly pro-
physical violence at the hands of the
indignant delegates. The man who
sought to place Mr. Bryan IN nomina-
tion was J. |. Shepard Of Fort Scott,
Kan. He did not succeed In his mis-
sion, for being called to order by the
convention and questioned by Chair
man Charles A. Walsh he admitted
that II was his intention to name Mr.
Bryan. That was the first and last
time he mentioned the name of the
democratic leader. He was promptly
ruled out of order by the chairman
and under guard of the sergeants he
was hustled out of the hall while
some of the enraged delegates valnly
tried to strike him with fists and one
of them swung at him savagely with
a cane.
The nomination OF MFR. Hisgen was
made on the third ballot, his chief
competitors being Milford w. How
ard, of Alabama, and John Temple
Graves, of Georgia. Reuben r. Lyon.
of New York. received compliment
tary vote on the first ballot and w.
r. Hearst had forty-nlne friends who
voted for him on the first two ball
lots.
The nomination of Mr.. Graves was
made unanimous. all the other candl-
dates having been withdrawn.
Chairman Walsh on calling the
night session Of the convention to or
der announced that the next business
was presentation OF candidates for
nomination for the president OF the
United states and directed the secre
tary to call the roll. DR.. l.. A. Fealy
Of Alabama. took the rostrum to place
Milford w. Howard, of Fort Payne.
Ala, In nomination.
colorado yields TO Indiana" came
and Rev. ROLAND d. Sawyer Of tn"
latter state took the platform 20 nomi
nate Thomas l.. Hsgen.
The conclusion Of Mr.. sawyer's
speech was the signal for yell from
the Massachusetts, seats IN which the
California delegates and few from
Minnesota and South Dakota Joined
The women In the center box Of the
first balcony jumped to their feet and
waved the men to greater efforts. a
big banner bearing Hlsgen's portrait
was brought to the platform where II
was Joined by the California state
flag. After two minutes Chairman
walsh began rapping for order. The
Minnesota standard was put in the
procession, then Illinois, Washington
and Nebraska. Three minutes later
the demonstration had subsidized.
Colorado" called the clerk.
"Colorad0 yields to Indiana" same
the reply.
Indiana has no candidate for presi-
dent" shouted delegate from that
state. "but she has very live candi'
date for vice president"
The call proceeded until Georgia
was reached and Barnard sutler. Of
Alabama. came forward 10 present ths
name Of John Temple Graves. Thu
applause that greeted the name of ar
Graves was neither 80 vociferous MOI
80 long continued ae That which fol
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ldeney and he win do all that II Is le-
Ultimately proper for him TO do TO se-
cure Mr. Taft's election, but further
than hat he will not go.
Timothy L. oWodruff. chairman Of
Tie New York state republican COM
nlt.ee, will come to oyster Bay to-
n oilCw noon.
when asked regarding the object OF
Mr.. Woodruff's visit to the president,
Secretary Loeb today would give no
Information on the subject.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-29
ROOSEVELT TO KEEP OUT
OF NEW YORK SQUABBLE {

fBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire.1
Oyster Bay. N. T., July 2S.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt will maintain an atti-
tude OF absolute non-interference in
the political situation In New York
during the coming campaign. II was
learned today He has been appealed
&c by congressman, assemblymen and
others In the New York gubernatorlal
situation In behalf Of various candi-
dates. but he has adhered 70. and will
continue his policy Of strict non-Inter-
ference, He Is greatly Interested In
the election Of Judge Taft TO the pres
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-29
WILD SCENES IN CONVENTION
OF INDEPENDENT PARTY;
H|SGEN NOMINATED
FOR PRESIDENT

LuCkleSs KanSan Attempts to Place Name OF William len
nngS Bryan Before the Gathering and Narrowly Escapes
Being Torn to Pieces by nfuated Delegates; Strenuous
Work by SergeanS Arms AvertS BOodShed Colleagues
Of COmmonerS Admirer Repudate His Action and His
Name Is Stricken From Rolls
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-29
ACCEPTANCE SPEECH D|GN|F|ED
PRESENTATION Of ISSUES IN
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM
DEMOCRACY DENOUNCED FOR
POLICY OF DESTRUC TON

Candidate Defends Large Expenditures Of Late Congress
and Declares Deficit in Treasury More Apparent Than
Real; Early Revision of Tariff Promised; Clear and Con-
Wncing Definition Of the PartyS Attitude on Antniunc
ton Issue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-29
JOHN TEMPLE GRAVES CHOSEN
FOR SECOND PLACE ON TICKET

Platform Adopted by Unanimous Vote Enthusiastically En-
dorses Government Ownership Of Utilities Urges War on
Trusts, Revision Of the Tariff at the Hands Of Its Foes and
Strongly Advocates the Initiative, the Referendum and
Recall to Bring Government Back to Control Of the Com
mon People,
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. ISSUE.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-28

l6iff 9eo. / in aller Sorm iibernonl-
men uno Dem @rafen Zeppelin sic
Sunrne BON 100000 Worf be-
5ablt. Der Heit bon elmer balbeu
Wfillion Warf miro entridtet iper-
ben, menn Der 5meite gallon obge-
liefert miro, Der nabe5u fertig ge-
itellt lit.
8iele Sanoelsfolnnerll IL
9eutidlano beitiirnten oas Geihs-
poitamt nit Der 5oroerllllg, baB i'm
SSnteriie oes @anoels oas 3ebn-
&fenilig-8orto 5pii6en 9eutl9lauo
luto Ben Ser. Stoaten eiilgefiibrt
meroe. 9eionoers energiid mor il,
ibren gerlongen Die Glberfeloer
&nn6elsfanrrer.
Der 8apit bat cine 9lnsltel-
lung BON &ir6enartifelr, Die ibnl
anlaBlid) iei1les Subilollins aus ol-
len Seilen Ger g9elt gum @eiderf
gema6t moroen iillo, eroffnet.
8ie Sraneenernte allf Cuba
1oll IN olelem Sabre Die groBte leili,
Die jernols anf oieier Sniel ger1aht
miro. 9ean id)ast iie ouf 100000
&ilten, ipie Dem sSabrifal1tenbu=
reau bon 9oniul 81. 6. Solioop bon
Santiago oe Guba gelneloet miro.
Ser Sraneenbau auf Der Sssniel lit
fat pollltanoig in oen Sanoen bon
e(merifonerfl.
Die 9ieoe 2oro 9foberts' I'M
britii6en Sberbauie iiber Ole @efabr
elmer oeuti1en Sllpaiiou bat in
0enti6lano eilen peinlihen Gin
oruf bernoreerllfell 5umal oa Die
ielbe gu elmer 3eit erfolste, oa Die
llniiberbeit Der politiiden Gage in
europa nidts 5ll miiniAen iibrig
laBt, uno Die @armtng aus eineln
Wfltnbe mie Dem BON 2oro 9aoberts'
fam. 9eutide 8adleute baben iicQ
oenll or6 iofort oaran genladt, oil
&ano bon 3oblen mo Stunoen 3rl
belpeiietl BOB eine Snpalion mie
iol6e 2oro 8oberts' poridfpebt. ms
gerei6 Der ltnnogli6feit gebort.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-28
Upllfpntntenes 0sertratett.
Die Sciuobner bon Sun slmtonio fla.
ben gtten 8rnmo fiir pollfon-
1ncnes &ertramen.
gsibt SIR. tnie

@iBt SIR, pie
Str ibnele slbbiilfe fir 9fiidell=
i6ner5erl finoel forrnt;
SIR i6mer5boften llrinir5t0rln,.
gen abbelfen fonnt;
Sbr franfe Rieren iider beilen
fonnt2
IS oibt nur einen @ee oaon. Cure
g9adbarn fe1nen i'm;
Sic baben 9oan's 9eieren 8ille.l
ee6rau6t,
Die ibren @ert in pielen Jdael
belpieien babe.
@ier tit ein San sfrtonier 3erg-
nis 81 oieiem 8ebuf.
Wtrs s. 6. Neibert, 722 Sber-
mon StroBe, San glntoirio, Seras,
iagt: SD babe bereits in oen 3ei-
t1ngen nlitgeteilt, baB i6 ollrd
9oan's geieren EiGen BON meiner
gderen=&ronfbeit gebeilt ipuroe. Sd
freue mid, beute beltatigen 5ll
fonnelL oaB ib ieit iener 3eit nic
ipieoer etlpas oabon perlpiirte. Die
maieriii6tigen slnibipellllngen mel
ner @lieoer ii1o llibt ipieoer auf=
getreten uno Die 2abnlbett in nei=
mem &reu5 blieb permanent gebeilt.
gs lit fir mid beinobe unnlogli6
51 iager, nie pertpoa Doon'3
geieren 8illen fir mid moren nno
id fam neine 9arfbarfeit allr
oaoitrcb belpeiien, oaB ib Die 9il1ell
alien anoeren gderenleioenoen Ee-
items empfeble. SD periboffte mir
oieies Srdporat bon Ser 9eror
Drug 60"
Gum @erfollf BEL alien Sdnolern.
8reis so Gents. Soiter-Milburn
Co. Buffalo, Seem Sort, alleinige
4eenten fir oie Ser. Staoten.
grinnert Gu6 bes 0ame1s -
8oans = ltno nehnt feline anoeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-28
g., $. & g. 81, (Sal1pt-9inieo

g., S. & 9. q. (9aupt-einie).
Infllrft-
go. 9-gom Often. 1875 bonn
gso. 1-&om Often. 600 nad)m
g}o. 10-@l Taio Ii. @eiten 500 na1nl
Nbfabrt-
go. 9--gl 9aio Ii. @eiten 900 uorm
yto. 10-Na6 Dem Often. 10:30 nashnt
No. 8-geab Dem Often 11:40 porn1
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lem perlangt, ooB er ieinen 8efebl
sur Hiidfebr oes Han5ergei6maoers
nod Der otlantii6en &iiite mioerrule
uno oos @eldlpaoer I'M fernen Often
belaiie ober boditens nod lnierer
Yocific-&iiite 5uriidlenoe.
- Gin ungefdbr 30iabriger Mann
lieB iid neulid) nod)ts BON etllcrll
5unlelbobn5uee III Seem yorf r1-
bern. Der Selbitmoroer binterlieB
einell 8rief yall 9lae, Die lid) oafiir
intereIlieren", luorin er flaet, er iei
nod redt jung, babe iebr uenig pom
2eben aebabt, foum 9lnoeres als Set
ben llno gnttaltibung. 8ei literari-
i6enl Salellt babe er oies ni1t per-
iperten fonnen uno babe freun0los
unter ullgebiloeten, geoanfenloien
2euter leben l1iiiien, Die er rli1t err
trogen fonnte.
sns @albineton miro gencl=
BET: Hrdlioent &oolepelt batte eiaell
oiltinauierten 8eillder aus 9eltib-
lano General Der Sllfanterie, 5rbr. ..
@epl, lpelder gang Dor fl1r5em IN Den
3nbeitano eetreten lit unb iebt gu iei-
nem gerglliigen Die Ser. 5taaten be-
reilt. Ser 8rdiioent unterbielt iid
nit ieinem 9eiuder falt eine balbe
Stlnloe lang in anresenoiter @eiie,
lpobei nlilitariide @neeIegenbeiten,
8ergleide 5tpiiben ben annerifa1iihen
uno auslanoiiben glrmeen ullo ber=
manofe Jraeen oas @eiprddstbema
bilbeten General b. @eDl, Der aulest
Dipiiions 4onlnanoeur in Sranf-
furt a. sc. mar, befleioete poroem Den
Soften oes Sberqnartiermeiiters I'M
@roBen @eneralitob unb bat als @e-
neralitabs Gbef oes @eneraloberitel1
@raf 8aloeriee bel Der expedition
gegen Nefing I'M Sabre 1900 fun-
giert ST pliBte nn5peifelbaft Dem
8raiioenten piele irttereiiante &enli-
ftiScenaen r1itarteilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-28
saubb,it tam nidbt aetetIt ,peroen

our1 lofale Mpplifationen, neil lie ben
frarlfen Sell bes 9bres ni6t errei1en
fDnnen @s giebt nllr einen @eg, Die
Sa1bbeit 5u fi1rieren. uro Der lit bur1
fotlititutioneue 9eilmitteI. Saubbeit tpirb
bur6 einen eflt5iirbeten Suitano Der
I6leimigen Iusfleibune Der guita6ii1en
9f66re berlirfadt. 0enn bieie 0f0bre
Ii6 ent5iinbet. babt SIR einen r,tnpeln@
ben Son ODER ltnbollfomlmenes @ebor;
uno ipenn iie gang geidlollen iit, erfoI8t
Saubbeit, nno ipenn bic g1taiin6ung
nibt eeboben lino bieie 866re tpieber in
ibreu gebori9en Suitan6 beriebt tperoeu
lam. tpirb bas @eb6r fir INNER serit5rt
perben; neun SdIle itnter Sebn iin6 blir6
&atarrb beruria9t, trel9er mi6ts als
elm ent8iinoeter 3uitanb Der idleimisen
Oberflddbe lit.
g8ir tpollen eilbunoert 9ouars fir ies
ben, blir6 8atarrb beruria6ten Sau bon
Saub1eit geben, ben mir ridt olirh < tri>
nebmen bon p9aIl's &atarrbs Sur" beiIen
t6nnen. 2aBt @u6 umfonft Sirfulare
fommet1.
S. s. Gbenep & Co., gpIebp, ..
8erfalift bon allen Gpotbefern, Toe.
0au's GamiIien>gilen iinb Die better.
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Wpfiir mir oanfen ipllen

gSie Manher tit im 2eben
SDdl tuirflid) itnhanfbar,
ltn6 grDllt NIT ietnem 2ppie,
gSeil es ,,ntd]t anbers" mar.
9ttn gtbt es iuDl gar TieIes,
ySas mns nid)t sans gefallt,
gStr leben NAL In elmer
gtodJ nnnpllfpmm'nen @elt.
SpdJ ettuas bat elm Seber,
8ufiir er 0amfen ipllt,
Mnitatt CT nit bent Shtdial
Inn Sleinigfeiten grpllt.
Die id)Dnite Onb' ani Grben.
SIT Elm geinnbes Slnt,
Wie Manher gGb b'rum gerne
Sabin iein Sab nnh Gut.
Gin anbfrer @rmnb gum Sanfeu
Ser lit: eim frDber Stnu,
Scr iiber piel 8eihmerben
llns ipielenb fiibrt babtn.
ltnb NIT inn lit per6nnben
Damn meiit 3mfriebenbeit,
lint nnf'res gtahbars Glitter
Snalt nns fetn 6laiier Neib.
Wer einen lremnb cripprberL
Der bait i'm treit itnb felt,
Gr tit pun alien @aben
Scs Sebeus bpdl bic Seit'.
@er MIR fir iidj allein
Senft, banbelt pber iprtd|t,
Der itebt gar bafn nerlailen
llnb lit ein armer @tdJt.
Terlt nns nud fein Gbampasncr
geim Jrenhenmable bier,
Gs fitt iid) gans gentiitlif)
geim 0,laie 2pme Star Sier.
9as lit aud cine @abe,
Siir bic ntam 0anfcn iull,
Die iDll uns nid)t entreiRen
Der Wtuferbnnbe 9rpl.
SD iuuilen mir erbebcn,
Die ppllen 0ldier id)un.
g8tr banten = redDt ppu Screen, =
9lndl fir 8rpbi6itipn.
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Sine Ie(tiolne GSorm Ser ger

= Cine leltiame 6orm Der Ser
riiftbeit 8eigte Elm Mann, Der iid)
neulid in gagle ToB Inn Sdub on
Die Gouttp6eboroen monote. @r be-
hmiptet er meroe BON elmer lraL
Die i'm NIT aller @emalt beiratea
molle, perfolgt. Die 6rou beliBe
Elm gern1ogen bon fiinf5ebn @tiQio-
nen 0ollars.
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5eras a 8.

Staats Sduliuperi1ltenoent
gouiins bat ieinen 8eridt iiber Sic
lesten beioen Sabre eingereiht. 9ead
oieiem geriht betragt oie Bail ser
S6nlfinber i'm Staate nabe8n 900.-
900, oo9 fam man a1nebmen, oob
lngefdbr 10000 Die Shulell nidlt
beiubt baben. Die Dauer Ser Sdul=
5eit iit nod INNER lebr unbefrie-
oigeno. Die S1ulen paren i'm
0urbidnitt faunl ie6s Wfonate es-
offnet. 9as beoeutet, oaB in pie-
len @egenben 10 gut ipie gar feinc
Sdule gebalten lit. Die Sdlllen
baber aus Dem pernlanellten, benz
uGnooipneltt@ =Sonos, Die Sulnlne
bon $1,640,969.33 erbolten nno
bonn Staat an StaatsIteuern goml=
tDiteuern, &opfiteuern Ii. +. IN. S5.-
379,263.91, oas nlad)t 5l1lalnlne,l
Die Sunllne ppn $8,020,233. "a. gi-
ne biibibe Suntlne, Die aber allee.
iidts Der eroBen slnforoerunseli
Die ali iie gelteat peroen, ir1lmer
nod flein lit. 3aber iino Die @e-
bdIter, Die Den 2ebrern be5ablt iper-
ben, aud nur flaglid. Der meiBe
2ebrer in Der Staot erbalt oltrd)-
fhnittIi6 $500 per Sabr, Die mciBe
2ebrerin $445; auf DEM 2anoe er-
bdlt Der 2ebrer our6Idnittlic)
$316 ullb Die 2ebrerin $241. gci
ben Negern itelen iih bieie 3able,l
auf $414 nnb $253 fir 2e6rer
uno auf 1924 uno 1902 fir 2el,-
rerinnen. Sir oas lallfenoe S6nl-
iabr lit oas S1ulgelo, ipel1es Der
Staat be5ablt, bober als ie 5upor.
es belauft ii6 auf $6.75 per &il1o.
9luf ieinem 8labe IN Ser Go-
malitoot bel Neu-graunfels puroe
Greo &loepper tot aufgefunoen.
Sci Der 2ocal Sption-Mbltinl-
mung in Husf Gountp baben Die
Hrobibitioniiten nit elmer Waiori-
tat BON 483 Stimmen geiiegt. Oas
Gountp, in Dem idon porber 2ocel
Option berrldte, bleibt alio trodea
esn eineln Saloon su Ninlee
tpurbe ein geipiiier Com Grain DON
oen 8onitobler 2pons erl6oiIen.
2pons itellte iid lelblt oen 9ebor-
ben, ipurbe aber nab &interleglulg
elmer 8iirgihaft bon toaieno 0ol-
lars mieoer in Sreibeit geiett.
SSm fioroli6en Seile BON Son-
min County bat ein 8alobrano I'M
eefdDr 600 glder @olblano per-
beert. Gin @obnbaus lit abge-
brannt, 5tpei Sheunen, 1000 Gorns
5ol5 uno 5000 Sen5poiten. 9os
alsgebrannte 3erroin liegt 5pii6eu
Climber Greet unb Telephone. Snnpt-
perluittrGger lit 60. Steger in 9or=
bam. 8ie oas Seuer entitonoen it,
meiB man niht.
SSn Dem @eridt oes Gbef= SSSn.
eerieurs General Nforiboa miro er-
fldrt, oaB es nod eiller Slurlme oon
$685. t699.50 beOorf Inn Die 9a-
fenarbeiten IN aronios 8aB 81 poIl-
eroen.
auguit 9irrp, ieit SSaGrcll
9ollte- uno Gieb.Snipeftor in Wtc-
oina Gountp nno oud) fiir5li6 ipie-
Der 3ite benz gmte eripoblt, llt IN
gaitroDiae geitorben.
Sir Die Sn0uitrie-Sdiile IN
IGenton miro bon Dem Brdiioenten
E0ie @unlme bon $685. bon Ser
Qegislatur perlanet. $751; $50 bier
lpon fino fiir ben llnterbalt oes
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I}on fir Neubaitten uno einridtllr.
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The Somerset reporter., 1908-11-12
CURED
RHEUMATISM

Nearly everybody is susceptible to
a twinge of rheumatism, sciatica.
toothache, headache or neuralgia, and
it's never safe 10 be without a good
remedy for an emergency Of this
kind.
No matter what kind Of pain you
have the bene fetal effect Of Sloan's
Liniment is Immediate. You lay it
on lightly no rubbing whatever and
pleasant warmth is felt at once The
Liniment penetrates right to the bone
and quickly stops the pain.
Mr.. Cbas. J. Budlong of Anthony.
K. l., Box l25, writes; "For many
years was great sufferer from
rheumatism. My hips would swell TO
enormous proportions and my knee
joints would pain me in the most ex-
eruciating, awful manner imaginable.
| used often to have to fall from the
bed into chair and thence TO the
floor when | wanted TO get from my
bed. ! used only some six or eight
bottles OF your celebrated Liniment
and was cured. ] cheerfully recon-
mend its use to all rheumatic suf-
terers. Refer to me if you SO desire.
All letters answered"
The Somerset reporter., 1908-11-12
Sheriff's Sale
STATE OF MAINE
Somerset IS.

Somerset SIS. Nov 2, 1900
Taken on execution in favor of Mrs En-
ma H. Dunton of Skowhegan, and against
Edward X Russell Of Madison, the following
described real estate situated in said Madi-
son, to wit, parcel of land bounded on the
North by land now or formerly OF Thomas
Atkinson; on the east by the County road
leading northerly from Skowhegan through
the village of East Madison; on the South
by land formerly owned or occupied by Mrs.
Gershon Harvell, now deceased; and West
by the Mill Stream, so called; containing
two acres more or less, with the buildings
thereon; being the same parcel of land con.
veyed by Gershon B. Haryell to Caleb 5. and
Rhoda P. Russell by his deed bearing date
April 10, 1883 and recorded in Somerset
Registry of Deeds Vol. 1873, Page 25S; and
said parcel Of land, and all the right, title
and interest which the said Edward K. Rus
sell has, or had at the time of the attachment
on the original writ in May 1907. in the
same, will be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder Oh Wednesday, December 9th,