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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-18

From the department of agriculture
it is learned that the dates for a por-
ton Of the spring series Of farmers
institutes which will be held in OK
ford, AnGroscoggin and Cumberland
counties during the coming month
have decided upon and are as follows:
oxford Ccunty-At the Grange hall
in Lowell, Tuesday. March II. morn
ms and afternoon; Denmark. Wcdnes-
day, March IS; keZar Falls. Thurs
day. March ~.
Androscoggin county-Poland, Mon
day, March 20; East Auburn, Tues
day. March p; Greene. Thursday,
March -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-18

In accordance with General Orders
No. -, issued from the office of the
adjutant general Dec. 2, 1907. the an
nual inspection Of the several organi-
cations Of the National Guard of the
State of Maine. by Brig. Gen. Charles
+. Davis, inspector general on the
staff of Governor Cobb. will begin
Monday, March 2. the inspections for
the week being as follows:
Monday, March Go. NJ of West
brook. First Infantry.
Tuesday. March Go. H of Rock
land. First Infantry.
Thursday, March 5-Co F Of Sanford.
First Infantry.
Friday ana Saturday, March 6 and :
State storehouSes at Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-18
Mrs. William Ii. Williams.

Mrs. Frances f., wife of w. II. Will
liams died at the family residence, &c
Willow street, Monday noon, after a
long and painful illness. at the age OF
s. wears months. The husband and
one sor. George S. Williams of Gardi-
ncr. survive Funeral services will be
held at 10 \. NJ. Thursday at the resi-
dence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-18
4 44s 81 FOLSOM'S 4 44s s.
Cash Grocery, 1923 Water St.
IN
MASONIC
TEMPLE

IS ID. bag CranGlated Sugar. .Sf.2e
A good drinking Coffee per lb.......15
40c. Navel Oranges per doZ....... "a
Lemons Fancy) per doz.. 20
Oregon Prunes 40s. 3 lbs. for. J.. rs
lbs. California Walnuts. rs
Silver Leaf Lard 6 ID. paiD. so
Canned Corn, per can. ..O7
Stickney & PoOr's Spices per package
Soda per package. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .O5
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-18

Rice per pound. %
Star Soap Cargo Size barr bars for
Observation-Disclosures. IS
Seeded Raisins. .................. 10
Currants per package. ........... 10
Crown Bulk Raisins Gancy) h.. 10
Hootons Breakfast Cocoa y ID. can 20
Small Size Cans Sc. for 25c.
Hasty Lunch Cocoa 4 lo. cam. II
And the best zoe. Bulk Tea in town at
2ec. a pound. ASK for sample
feb15eod3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-18

A telegram was received by ]. w.
Beck Monday Afternoon announcing the
death of Breen. the 5-year-old son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Clark of Nisaiia,
Cal, formerly Of this city. which oc-
Cured at their home in that town sun
day, after a short illness from menu
branous Group. Augusta friends Will
extend sympathy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-18
NORTH SIDNEY.

The marriage of Miss Vesta Getche!l
and Fred Gilmore occurred last week.
T. A. Barr visited relatives III Show
hogan and Madison recently.
Mrs Seth Dodge Of Vassalboro was
a guest Wednesday at NJ. c. Moore's
There were % members of Sidney
Grange present at Pomona Grange
holden in Oakland Tuesday.
Walter Macarthur had one Of his
fingers bitten off one day last week
while Harvesting a horse. Drs. John
son and Fish dressed the wound.
Mrs. F. c. Moore visited her sister
Miss Eunice Merrill of Augusta, one
day last week.
Miss Bertha Robbins and little niece
Miss Emily Bourne. were guests OF
friends in Augusta Friday.
Miss Jennie Lyon, Oak Grove, '0S Wis
tied Miss Olive Palmer over Sunday.
FAYETTE.
John l.. Harris of Readfield and Miss
Vinette Knowles of Fayette We're
married Saturday, Feb. Is. at the home
of the bride.
Mrs. Mary S. Smiley went to Sebec
Saturday, called there by the serious
illness of her brother, Clarence Par
ker.
Miss Alberta Underwood returned
10 Atlantic City, y. j., Thursday, hav-
ing been home since Dec. 10. on ac-
count of sickness of her mother, who
iS now much better
The rain of Saturday has spoiled
the sleighing and wheels will have to
be used
CROSS HILL.
Eranl, Tobey is at work in Oakland
packing apples for q. Il. weeks.
FEED and Wilbur Crosby. Mark Hig-
gins and Joe True were packing apples
at South Vassalboro last week.
0. J. Hussey had crew of men on
the hill last week pressing hay.
Arthur Robbins was hauling cordwood
to Fred Merrill of Augusta last week.
The school in the Perley district closed
Friday.
Lila Bell Strout, a pupil in the Perley
school for the past TWO terms. has missed
hut one day and teen tardy only two
times.
Ernest Priest and Master Stanley
Whitney Of East Vassalboro were callers
on the hill Saturday.
Miles Grant of Gardiner is the guest
of his dauslite-, Mrs. Sam Davis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-18

SO far as has been learned at the
forestry department Saturdays rain
storm, although it reached well up into
the northern section of the state, did
not do Il great amount of damage III
the lumber regions around the head
waters of the kennebec river or on the
west branch of the PenobScOt. Those
sections have about three feet of snow
to work on. and while the rain may
have softened up the roads some and
held up the work Of hauling for day
or SO, it was confidently felt that with
the cold weather which came along in
that region Sunday work was under
way again yesterday morning.
In the southern part of PenobscOt
county and also in Washington and
Hancock counties however, the situa-
ton resulting from the storm was
more serious, as in those sections
there was only about foot of snow
in the woods before the rain came. and
that was all carried off. If the snow
which came yesterday was of sufficient
quantity in that region it would help
out to some extent, but operations
there have been greatly handicapped
this winter by the lack of snow.
The following corporations have
filed their certificates of organization
at the office of the secretary of State:
Tesla Nitrates Co. organized at
Portland, for the purpose of producing
nitrogen compounds and other chemi-
cal substances by electricity, etc. WITH
$500, 1000 capital stock. of which
nothing is paid in. Officers; PresI-
dent, James E. Manter of PortIano'
treasurer, Clarence E. Eaton OF Port-
land. Certificate filed Feb. Is, l9oS.
F. S. Sentwer & Co. Inc, organized
at Foxcroft, for the purpose of dealing
in musical instruments and merch nan
disc, with $4,000 capital stock, OF
which $4,000 is paid in Officers:
president, John F.. Hughes of Fox
crPft; treasurer, FA S,A Ssnt 81
Sytanton, VT. Certificate filed FEB
17& 90S
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STATE HOUSE,
Co, D, Second Infantry,
Lewiston is Disbanded.
Gen. Davis Will Begin Inspec-
ton Of Guard, March z.
Farmers Institutes Open at Lowell,
Tuesday, March II.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting Of Governor and Council
Tuesday, Feb. rs, at 10 A. NJ.

Announcement was made at the Of
flee of the adjutant general Monday
of the issuance of General Orders No.
2, by which Co u Of the Second Inian-
try, n c. s. NJ located at Lewiston.
is disbanded and the men honorably
discharged from the service of the
State The text of the orders is as
follows:
STATE OF MAINE.
Adjutant Generals Office.
Augusta, February 10, 1905.
General Orders No. >.
Whereas the colonel commanding the
Second Infantry, the major command
ing the bdttlion and the commanding
officer Of Company d, Second Infantry,
National Guard of the State OF Maine,
have carefully considered the existing
conditions in said company and after
most careful investigation nave unan-
inlousiy expressed the opinion that the
best interests of the service seem Il
demand that the city of Lewiston
should not be called upon to provide
for the National Guard more than two
companies of lifty-eight t1S) enlisted
men each, as experience has shown that
they cannot properly be maintained
and from the fact that owing to the i'll"
ness of the commanding officer of said
company during the past two year.
ana for other causes over which he
had no control this command has fall
en- below the proper standard, II Is
hereby ordered as follows:
l. BY authority vested in the com
mander- chief under Section A. ol
Chapter 266 of the Public Laws Of 1893
Company D, Second Regiment of Infan-
try National Guard Of the State OF
Maine, is hereby disbanded. The en-.
listed men of the company are hereby
honorably DISCHARGED from the ser
vice of the State.
II. The commanding officer of Com
pany d will at once fill out discharge
papers for each enlisted man under his
, command and forward them to this Of
| flee. Upon the receipt and completion
| of the same, the designations Of the
| commissioned officers of Company d
will be forwarded and they will bt
| honorably discharged.
III. Captain William A. Paul. com
| mdnding Company ID. will at once
transfer and forward to tine quarter
master general at Augusta, Maine, ali
| military property i'll his possession
making duplicate invoices for the same
| BY ordpr Of the commander in chief,
AUGUSTUS +. FARNHAM,
Adjutant General.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-18

AT the Z regular. meeting, Of Pleas
antdale Grange. South Portland, the
first and second degrees were con-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-18
Catarrh of the LUNGS.
Pneumonia

Il have taken Father Johns Mcdi-
cine for catarrh Of the lungs. and my
cough has entirely disappeared, and I
have gained nine pounds. Fred
Ingraham. Thompsrnville. Conn.
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COUNTY NEWS
KENNEBEC.
CHI ELSEA,

NO services Wtle lielu at the chapel
Sunday our pastor being unable TO be
present on account of illness.
The many friends and neighbors of
George NJ. Morrill, are sorry to learn
that his health is not very good, being
afflicted with a bad stomach trouble.
II. Il. Hayes Of Gardiner is passing
a few days with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. P. Hayes.
Miss Iva scarles is visiting rela-
tives in Gardiner for a lew days.
Miss Matttie Morrill, Of Augusta is
passing a few days with her panents
MIR. and Mrs. George Morrell.
Miss Jennie Theobald of Randolph
is the guest Of Mrs. r. HAYES for u
few days.
Jennie Corbin who is living in Ran
dolph for the winter was in town sun
day.
The many friends of Mrs w. S. Oak
man We're panied to learn of her death
which occurred at the home of her
daughter in RoXbury, Mass, last
week. Mrs. Oakman, during the many
years which she passed here in town,
made a large circle OF friends, by
whom she will be greatly missed. Cap
tain Oakman and the daughters have
the symathy of all in their bereave-
ment.
Mrs H. A. Gillespie of Gardiner was
calling IN town Sunday.
EAST READFIELD.
Luther Butler and daughter have re-
turned from a visit to relative; 1T ia.
Harbor.
W. A. Bourne's daughter Lila is Wis
iting the family OF Albert q. Gordon
Mt. Vernon.
The selectmen are in session, finish
ing up the affairs of the town before
the March meeting.
Mrs Alice Morrow returned home
Saturday from kent's Hill, where She
has been for several weeks caring TO,
the sick.
Mrs Ada Berry has returned to hel
home since the death Of H. Hanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Perkins art
occupying the Hanson house and have
moved their goods from Waterville
daughter settled in Nebraska, also two
sons in business at Waterv;lle, the
Oldest being married. Their daughter
in the West is their Oldest child, and is
married.
News from +. W. Lewis, Livermore
Falls informs his friends that his knee
is improving and that he is able to
walk by using Il cane.
NORTH VASSALEORO.
The annual roll cali Of VassalborO
Rebckah Lodge, No. %, held on Tues
day evening was in every way Il sue
cess. over 20 responded to their
names or sent letters Of regret at their
inability to be present. Ten applica-
| tons for membership were received
An oyster supper was served and a
social hour enjoyed.
Although there is some improvement
in the business at the wooden mill and
some parts are working full time, the
main parts are only running about
TIL ee-fourths Of the time.
A brass band has been organized III
this Village and rehearsals are held
nearly every night.
Russell Gray OF Duluth. Mimi, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Gray.
John Cook and niece, Hattie, attend
ed the Quarterly meeting of Friends
at East Nassalboro on Sunday.
Matt. Hodges lost his horse one day
last week
Gustav us Hussey. an old and highly
respected citizen of this town, is very
sick.
Frank Perkins left on Monday for
Portland, after his wife. who, for the
past few weeks, has been patient at
DR.. Kings hospital.
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Ser mai.

gls @pnnempnat gait ser Mat
Sa idJpn sa altet 3eitet,
Mid 3anbernttttel iuMste inait
Sm ibm mpbl SIT bereiten.
Srii6 ttDrgers gtitg Die Smngfran aits
Snt Matentnr sI baDeit.
Nittt, ipenn's tbr ntdjts geniibct bat,
Gs fpnnt' t6r nnd tttdt idjaOen.
Sn Gnglattb spgen fie btttats,
Sen Watenbanm SIT pflat5en,
ttnb abetSs anf bent @ieieiplan
Tint tbn gerittt SIT tat5et.
gennDipm iingt. @eit fd]5ner itrabft
SIM Msai BET Sat6e Mmge,
tfnb i~uetter, baB Der gait5e MDnb
3nr 2tebf Defenders taitge.
Sn Der ,@alfiire" ititgen fie.
,SaB @interititrr1e tueiden
Sem @pnnempnb", bDh ibiitt CT 6prt
Nidt ppr ben Spbesitreifen.
Spd mand)mal tamidJt Ct uns aud iebr,
geipnberltd int Nprbcn,
@D es nm bteie 3ett md oft,
yMaifiible" lit getpprbem.
SDd bier i'm Sibet iutrb ct ittts
Mfitrnter ettups fdtuiile,
flnh iegcn iuf ms bam iuDbl nm,
gsad et,uas, has nns fitble.
Gisuaner madt 10 ff~lapperih,
Gisere,te perbirbt ben Magen,
@ir mpllen etiuas fraftiges,
Sas mirb ms ntebr bebagen.
9pd iieb, ba tit bas 9pne Star
Ster!
@as iuden mir mod %iueiter,
Drum iekt G1d in ben Sdatten bier
tlnb fneipt uersniist unb better.
Sas Conc Star Sier lit Maieutranf
Sn geTaslatb, benz iueiteu!
Sb's iuarit, obs fiibl, bas gilt ms sleid),
@if trinfets aler 2eiten.
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0rei repnb(ifaniIdle &onbentiomem.

Die @epublifaner baben III Sort
@ortb amei &onpentionen abgebaltel1
Sic teilten 1idL na6oem Ser 8eri91
oes &omites fir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ben fir oie 2pon Delegation bon
9ofpie 1tno Gl Yoio Golr1tp ent1dleo.
Daraufbin erbob li6 Wfoie Sarrls,
rib lein @b5ei6en bon Ser 9rltlt nlt1
berlieb nit etma 100 9elegoten1 tpo=
rltnter ein 9rittel Neger, belt Saal,
I'M ii6 im 9enoome=Sbeater eill5lt=
ol1ortieren nnb bort lire &ortpelltior
ob5ubalten.
Ole 2pon Softion erflart ii6 IN
ibrer 8lotform gegen@Senator 8ot=
lep utlo @oup. Campbell nno notilr=
li6 fiir 2pon. Sin Eraiioenti6afts-
fanoioot muroe nidt genannt. @ls
9elegoten at large CUR National=&on-
pention mprben eripablt: Cecil 81.
2pon bon @roplon Gountp, CHARLES
@. Sogen bon geror Gountp 9orrr
Molterion BON Sorris, Or. s. u.
@rop bon Sonnin. Steapertreter
s. .. f2ubp BON Cartilage, g. 8.
9ofer BON &milton, 8. 6. @pereril
BON 8eoumont unb 8t1iom Goran
bon 9aaas. Sic 8raiioentibafts.
eleftoren iino: 9. @. 9ittlinger Dor
Neuz8ra1nfels nnb 81. 6. Sanap Dor
Sempiteao.
Gbas. 50. Sogen fiinoigte an, Dat
innerbalb BON ied5is big 'neiln5ig ga.
gen enttpeoer in Sort @ortb ooel
Dallas eine tGglide republifanil6{
3eitl1ng eri6einen miro, mofiir be:
reits Elm aopital bon $4,000 Dor.
banoen lit.
9ie 8eamten Ser &onpention ma:
rem: 81. g.. 6onop bon Sempiteao
@oriiber; 81. 9. Mariboa BON Sber.
man Sefretar; Saul Stride boz
8renbom, Sergeant=at=arms nno 9
s. &oIp, 8rofofonfubrer.
Sn Der Sarris-a onpention fiibrtt
s. 8. Daniel BON SEEM Bolton Der
8oriib uno @. 6. &oains mar Sefre.
tor. @s 9elegaten CUR National
a%onpention muroen ertpablt: Wolt
Sarris bon 8eror Gonntp, .. $
8aum bon gl Iaio Gountp, 9. 90
Malon BON Dallas gountp uno Sam.
ion IS. @ooos bon 8erar COUNTY
0ie aonperltion erfldrte iid nidt 81
@unften zines %beitimmten graiioent
i6aftsfanoioaten.
Sn @aco fan0 cine brittle rep1bli
fanilde &onpention itatt, Die Ser re
orgoniiierten &eprblifaner, III mel
der g. M. Sadmortb bon @nion als
Goriiber ermablt mllroe utl6 H.<g.2
Soaono ais Sefretar. Die &onpen
ton erfldrte iih fir Sorafer als
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9elega
ten CUR National=&onbention iino
50. s. McDonalb bon Serrea, Mle1
%. 9ldeion bon 9eniion Dan anil
bon Serre4 uno so. s. 8rople Dor
&onlton. Steqpertreter: S. 3. Sar.
ris bon grenbom IS. $. &arpep Dor
gelton, %. 81. Stoner BON @ac(
uno q. 8. @apnaro bon 2odbort.
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WIIerIet.

- Sn Ser &onpention Der Sc
idaftsreiienoen fiinoiste Der Sefre-
tar oes guiineB Wens Club an, oaB
Gan Mntonio inn Sabre 1918, our
Seier oes 200jabrigen 8eitebens Der
Staot cine grobe internationole Plus
lteQung abbaIten miro. Bis oabin
flieBt nod pieI @ailer ben Gan @n=
tonic Stub binab. aber Die Soee 1T
te1t gut!
Moerman Smitb unb Cigar
Shramm muroen in elmer aemein=
idaftliden Sieung oes Staotratsfo-
mites fir Seitenfpege mnb Der Sdul-
beboroe, ernamnt, INN Die perIdieoe=
men S9ulbduier gu beluden uno felt
5uitellen, mo before S%eitennege pon=
noten lino. Die Sdnlen baben met
items quite Seitenpeee Dor ben Siiren,
aber oann fommen 2iifen, Die es
unmogli6 maben> Die Sdule BEL
idledtem @etter trodnen 6uBes gu
errei1en..
- Die int Sabinal abgebaltene
aonferen5 Der Metbooiiten erflart
fid in ibarfen @orten gegen Die
nti-Hrobibitionilten, Die Die Sreb-
belt beiiben, 8etitionen gegen Die Gin
fiibrung Ser Staats Yrobibition in
llmlauf 5u iesen. @lio ipreden iie
ibren Spponenten aIe 8edte ab,
ielblt oas, lire Meinlrng CUR @eltung
81 brtngen nno iid gegen 8%ergemal-
tigung 81 pebren. Gin beiierer ge-
meis Ser nnbuIoiamfeit uno oes So
natismus oieier Meniben fam nibt
geliefert merben.
- 9os 9ireftorium Der gleftri-
i6en 8arf @eieaifaft bat befbloiien,
fem gintrittsgelo mebr fir Den
Yarf 81 erbeben.
Die County, omniilare baben
in 6oIge Der ibnen 5ugegangenen He-
tition cine @abl fir cine gonomus-
ga6e our SerIteliing meiterer 2ano-
itraBen auf Den 16. Sum- angeoronet.
8ir raten unieren 2eiern oagegen 81
Itimmen.
0as teue &oipital in Sort
Gam Souiton, oas nit einem &olten-
aufnano bon $150,000 erbout milr=
oe, lit am Sreitag be5ogen moroen.
@eitere 100000 sur @ergroBerung
oes @ebauoes iteben 5ur @erfiigrng.
8%orl6ufig reidt es fir ieinen 3med
aus.
9as arieesbepartement bat
iebt ben gefebl erlaiien ooB Die
Manoper bel 2eon Springs i'm S1li
Itattfinoen.
Die 8riit 8ur Ginreidung Oes
@iieiiments benin Gountp-aiieiior lit
IN nenigen Sagen ~abgelaufen.
Sn Ser ioeben bonn Geprdien-
t%antenbaltie bes aongreiies angenom-
menen geipiaigungsbia fir offent-
life @ebdiloe befinoet fih cine 8elpil-
ligung bon 100000 fir ben Mus
ban linieres bieiigen Yoltgebduoes.
Nuf Der MISUNDERSTANDING ct
lit s. q. Sia aus Sort @ortb einen
8einbrnh. Gin Gao ieines 9anoems
fiel ab uno er plrbe ans Dem Sc
fdbrt eemorfen.
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ioate, borte er ni6t. Grid, Ser
Gedtsonmalt, batte lei6t nit Der
Sbulter ge3ltdt. anna Itarrte anf
Ste groe. lteber Sberit Siittners
broulles @elidt metterte es eigentiim=
lid. Ser Schumacher, Der iid ielber
ais y@ppenoi5 ser Somilie 2ebn" 5l
be5eidnen pfleete bette oie Sanoe
iiber Dem @al6 9efaltet ltno mafte,
81 er 10 piel gntriiitung iab, ein be-
oenfli6es @eiibt. Sim emportelten
nor Otto. Gr iprod es m1d often
aus.
{UortIseune foIet.l
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Sim II Slrui fin0en i'm fiji

= @m II. SUM- finoen i'm bieli-
gen gunoeseebauoe 9riifungen BON
@%pplifonten fir Die Steae zines
Selepbon=S peroteurs in Ser Office
oes ariegsiefretGrs = @ebolt $3.50
- Itatt, ferner fir oie Steae zines
0eripolters ser 9lrdipe i'm Warine-
9epartement, @ebalt $1,000 uno Ell
mes apnoufteurs zines eleftrii6en
4uf5uges. an "a. Sum- meroen
4%pplifantel gepriift fir Die Steae Ell
mes Sliiiitenten inn observation-disclosures
tpri1tm
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9as etnStge ,,Sefte".
SIM glntpnier erfcnncn ais, luas
ansterfenncn lit.

getpobner bon Gan @lntonio, Die
an fronfen 91ieren unb i6lpa6em
&iifen leioen, perlangen na6 einent
Nieren-Weittel, otf oas tie fi6 ber=
laiien fonnen. 9os bette 1inb 9oan's
Micrem=Eilleit, eine Meoi5in, oie n11r
fin sic 0ieren beitintmt lit, aus ret
men @nr5eln 11no Grautern fabrt=
5iert uno sic eir18iee, oie gieiultate
uno 3eugniiie aufmeilen fdrn. Sier
lit oos 3e1tgnis zines Gan @ntoniers:
6. 6. 81 i6 arbon, GIT georo=
Mesqltite StroBe, Son glntonio, Ser,
iaet: uIodoem ih furae 3eit 9oans
@ieren=8iaen gebrou6t babe, fam
ib MIR 2obe1tstpertes bon tbnen ia
gen, Sd lit felt Idngerer 3eit on
Sen Niererl bermutli6 infolge bon
neberonitrengune. Sd botte Die
9dmer5en, Die gemobnli6 Elm Der
artiges 2eioen begleiten utto 5n Set
ten maren oielelben 10 1tarf, Oab i6
fanm geben fonnte. Sd lit ebenfans
biel an aopfpeb. @uf bert Gat Ell
mes Sreunoes peri6affte ib mir cine
Sda6tel BON 9oan's Nieren=Biae1
i'm 8erar Drug Gtore uno bieielben
boben @ul1oer an mir berribtet. Die
Mftion Ser Niere1n, Ste ST fret nno
ungebunoen ip1troe, ipnroe boafom=
men regelmaBig nno ib leioe ipeniger
bon &iidenlGmer5en unb &opfpeb,
lpie ientols pprber. Sd BIN 9oans
0ieren=giden biel 9onf l6uloig nno
empfeble iie biermit."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-16

Gum gerfm1f bel allen Sanolern
Yreis so Gents. SO So,
9nffolo, Stem gorf, oaeinige @gen=
ten fir oie Ser. Staaten.
Grinnert glt6 oes Nanens -
SDamts - rno neh1nt feline anoeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-16

@liidfidb 1T Der, Der feline Sdmer5en
Bat, mub Ser Musiprt6 zines Ieni6en
g%efpeien fein. Der anafeiis segen 9G@
morrboioen qebral6t bat, nadoem er
Die lange 2ilte Der nlbloIen @ebeimmitz
tel pber @inipribungen bon &arbolIdilre
gebral6t uno BEN SOB erie6nt bat. 9fad
einer 5ipan5igidbri9cn grfabrling miro
Inafe1is bon Ner8ten nilo Satienteu ais
bas 5uberldliigite, b%erniinftigite unb raz
oifallte Mittel se9en 9dmorr6oioen be-
trad)tet, bas lie erflt1ben iporOeil lit. Sro@
ben BON anafelis lperbeu bon g. Nelte
itdoter & 60, Soy 2416, Neip 9orf frei
perianot,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-16

@us eagle GoB iino Dies Sabr
einige pier5ig 8agenlaolln9en 8mie-
bein perianot poroen.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-26
OAHU PLAYERS
PRACTISE POLO

The Oahu polo team were out for
practise on Wednesday at the new
ground and did some lively work.
Those who rode were W. Dillingham;,
r. w. Single, E. II. Lewis, G. An
gus, Clarence Cooke and a couple of
others.
The Oahu players will practise stead
lily from now on.
The Kauai players are in full prac-
tise and are said to be doing splendid
ly. Their horses will arrive a week
before the date of the tournament
which takes place next month.
A feature of the advertising of the
Wild West show will be the riding
about town of a tame bull from the
back of which an announcer will give
the particulars of the different events
to be held at Kapiolani Park during
fleet week
The general program of the Wild
West show and polo tournament will
be ready for distribution in a day
or so.