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The Washington times., 1908-05-06
MIDGET BACK,
sc SUES SR0WMEN

Il law suit over the Princess Vice. .
'le midget OF the Barnum & Bailey
circus has been Instituted in the courts
Oh ms District. Robert NJ. Chambers.
. snowman. claims TO have had a con-
tract with James Thompson. the father
OF the tiny girl, for her exhibition and
me division OF the profits. says that the
SSLsnng brothers, managers OF the
IoarnUfn d Bailey circus. have induced
1 thompson TO break his contract with
him.
Cnamoers says his contract expired
On May ], but he had the privilege OF
renewal The diminGtive woman proved
sucn a drawing crowd that his PROFITS
amounted % $50 Z week. and he sues
lhe hlnShns brothers for Sl5.0oG dam
ages. A deputy marshal mas served the
papers IN the suit on one Of the Ring
ling brothers.
The Washington times., 1908-05-06
An Increased Income

without increased effort IS one Of the ad-
vantages of being a deDositor in banking
dept. Of Union Trust Co. 10Th & II. n
terest on all aCcts. subject to check
Adv
The Washington times., 1908-05-06
TIRES OF HIS JAIL CELL;
TEACHER F0RFEITS $500

CAMPAIGN, III, May 6.-Prof. Sher-
man Cass. the Toiono High school prin-
cipal. imprisoned in tie county tan for
seven months. has capitulated. paid 500
20 M and Mrs W T. Burke. ana was
released
Cas- was committed 10 the Debtors
cell October 8. when he refused 20 nav
a judgment OF $3.50 secured hv ~
Burkes for assisting n the punishment
a young teacher, performed the major
part Of the punishment. but she escaped
a deputy sheriff with a warrant and
fed West
70 leave the cell Cas- was obliged 70
guarantee 20 pay the rest OF the 1udg-
ment IL Miss Kelly would not
CoaI-soc Of Winter Prices-Lincoln
90. r. J. & n c. Grace. 4th & F y. E
ADV
The Washington times., 1908-05-06
ENJOYS SMOKER
AT THE CHURCH FOR MEN

ATLANTIC CITY. May 6-At the
opening cf the Mems Church" the pas
tor. the Rev. Sydney Goodman. smoked
In the pulpit as he delivered his sermon
Through the ed.fce. which is a three
story brick building. handsomely IN
ished inside. haze of smoke filed the
air, as the congregation OF 200 men
smoked pipes and cigars.
The pastor said he was delighted with
the number Of men who attended the
first meeting, and that at the next serV-
ice, on sunday. he did not believe his
new c"urch would hold the members
of his congregation.
The Washington times., 1908-05-06
Quiekese - 10 BaItimore.

& Ohio Railroad. Every
Hour on the Hour weekdays from z a.
m. 10 p. m. - and 5G-minute trains.
Same schedule returuing.-Adv.
The Washington times., 1908-05-06
UNION PACIFIC AUTHORIZES
BOND ISSUE OF S100,000,00o

SAIL La : CITY. Utah. May AT
a meetiT ~ lie stockholders Of the
Union "a .-l.,,- abroad. at which 81 per
cent OF tre stock vas represented, the
directors we're authorized 10 issue $780,
000.600 in bonds 10 improve the system
and 10 purchase the Kansas and West
ern and Topeka and Northwestern rail-
TOaCs
The Washington times., 1908-05-06
MISS CLARA DREW

n.onial to the applause OF the audience
by presenting Mr.. Hammer with an
enormous cluster Of American Beauty
roses.
The orchestra was augmented by sew
erdl members of the Marine Band. and
its work was noteworthy. Washington
should indeed be pleased at the fine
work OF this double organization and
look forward to a notable series Of con-
certs in the seasons TO come
The Washington times., 1908-05-06
POtted Plants for the Home.

The. best and healthiest specimens Of
gre wing plants are shown By Guide. 1214 F.
The Washington times., 1908-05-06
CYCLONE VICTIMS HIT
BY STORM IN SOUTH

NEW ORLEANS, La, May 6.-The Sc
we're storm Of hail. rain. and wind,
which swept over the South yesterday,
has caused renewed suffering among
the cyclone sufferers
The tents IN which they were sheltered
have been blown away. and. with this
morning. come renewed details Of the
suffering. Crops. TOO, were badly dam
The Washington times., 1908-05-06

SII7ffer Creates FLORAL Designs
Of excer tionaI = sa,:.y. store. 18th & Eye
ADV.
The Washington times., 1908-05-06
EMPLOYEES HOLD PATENT RIGHTS

II response TO a resolution OF Congress
Secretary Straus. OF the Department OF
Commerce and Labor. has compiled a
list showing that 80 patents on articles
used ey the Government have been
granted TO officers and employees OF me
Government. The information was call
ed for with q view TO encouraging IN
venti0ns amOrg Government employees.
The Washington times., 1908-05-06

observation-disclosures
The Washington times., 1908-05-06
WIDOW
RECEIVES MANY OFFERS

NEW YORK, May 6.-Four offers OF
marriage and a Black Hand letter nave
been received by Mr.. Mary Brown. OF
rs Court street, Brooklyn. the young
widow who trapped an alleged THIEF IN
her home a week ago
The Black Hand letter threatens 20
mar her beauty, ard while she was a.
first frightened over the receipt OK II
She now thinks il more OF a joke.
In addition, SIC has received Il teTs
from business wen telling her That X
she IS IN need Z work they would De
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-29
2anbbeit fam nidbt sebeilt ,per. .

2anbbeit Fam ni6ht sebeilt ipers
BEN burt locale applfafisnsn, neil fis BIN fran.
Fen 5bdl bts Sbrse Mot trrti&tn fSnnsu Gs
aisbi nur tinsu apsa bic Iaubbttt iu furirtn,
une bu il burf seniiituhonsae Sdlmitisl.
5aubbsit pirb bur@ sinsn tuadnbstta 3ulianb
ftr i&lsimtssn NusFIsieuns bn Gufa6ilhen
RSbrs ptrurfa&t Z. snn bic RSbrt Id sut.
,inbtt bdbt ibr siutn rumpelnbsn 9en cbsr un.
rpllfommsnss @tbSr; unb ptnn is gan, ee-
itIpdsn N. trfOlst 5aubtsit. unb tptnn bic
GnginOuus niti stbottH unb bitlt 85brt nit
her In itrsn sstSriatn 3ufanb prisBt psresn
fam, pirb oas @sbSr fiir immn isrlf5r pfr.
ben; utuH 66at untsr ,sbu ptrbtu hurG sta-
iarrt pruria6t. psl6tr ut6is ais Gin snbdube-
ter 3nadue te f6Isim'esn SbradHsu II.
gBfr molten sinbunbert Dollars fiir itttn
(burt aatarrb ptrurinhten) 6aa psn Eaubbsit
stbtu, ben mir nitt burh Ginntbmsu bon Sall's
8aiaub.8ur btilsu f5nHrn. eabi Gu9 umlpnit
9ireulare ipmmsn.
3. 8. Gbtutp & 60, SpItbo, 8.
16r gtrfauft pcn alien apotbdrn, 75s.
Sal's 6amilisn piatu fne bic btfisn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-29

Raben ais Dipbtberies
Srdger, @s 1T felt ldnserer 3eit
betannt, baB bic &abs fir bic Dipbtbes
rie smpfdnsli9 1T. Cine tiirsli9 in
mandefter, Gnslanb. gum 2tusbru9 gee
lansts SipbtbsrissGpibemis pirb nun
auf Snfettion bur9 eine bipbtberies
trdnte aub. auriidsefiibrt. bic alsbaIb
Dernidtet tpirbe. gs iit baber bringsnb
su empfebIen, ssssniiber bon 2abent bic
an 6ufen leiben, sr6bt. @orii9t all
beobd9ten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-29
TinleDs--.''
-s--R
40 Sabre oDn Gnalitdt
Nerfdufen."
@irtli6 ankergeipObns
li6e &ertbe lit
&leiberfabtifaten.

@S III slufrdumuugs;eit fiir Sabri.
fanteu uno SmpOrteure uon Sleioerfas
britaten. uub Su ben Bartien, Die auf
unlere vaoentiife fameu gu meit meni'
ger als mir 3u Iufan9 Der Saiion be-
3ablten. babeu mir 3useiest ueri6ieoene
Der MISREPRESENTATION Sferten BON
unleren eisenen Hesalen.
@s merosn piele Stple anseboten Su
unssw6buliden Preiien, 5u uisle. nm
alle senannt gu tuerOen. uno oa iolhe
Partien sep0bnli6 bic beitsn Bortbeile
entbalten, uno suerit uerfauft psroeu,
70 1T cine frhbieitise auspabl ratbiam.
Die folgenbeu lino Die bauptid6lideu
Rartieu, seIeist in elmer repraientatiuen
Sinie BON StraBen uno Gbeuo Saat'
tiruugeu.
SOC bic Gle, tpsrtb 65t bis S1.0O.
A 3oll gang 8olls @taminss.
38 3oa gang Bolle Taiietas unb
CLIFTON Pananias.
38 3oll fran3Sfil6e @ballies In Yunt.
ten un6 prd9ti9en Blumeubeilins.
+ 45 3oll impOrtirte giouitat cuttings.
75s bic cue, psrtb S1.OO bic $1.5O.
81 3Oll idottiias @bsuiots in Ssatbsr
Wtii4unseu.
43 3oll importirte @beuron Streifsn
Cuttings.
43 3Ol fransOiiids DiasOnals unO
S4atteu @beds.
"A Soll Chiffon Ranantas. 9errinss
bones unb gtopitdt Streiien Suitin9s.
Die Sarbenausmabl In oieier @ollet,
tion 1T lebr umfansreid uno itlieBt
elm ale Die nsueit Shattirungen, ipie
Smots, elephant unb Sos srub, Sirene.
Prunella uuo sltlantie blau, Sunters
uno Piitade grim uiw., uiw.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-29

- Sn Der u. y. Cohen 98obnuua
an Yenn auenue brad Oonneritas elm
iseuer aus, oas nad fur,er 5riit ourd)
Sbemifalleu gel0lht muroe.
= Su Berlin if Or. Sriebri6 glt.
hOff. Der ehemalise Oreftor i'm preusi.
lteu 8ultusminiiterium. i'm gllter pom
90 Sahren aus Dem eeben selhisosu.
G@ gSir bitten um @utidulbiauna
meaen Der VerlpGtuns oes rgDofen,
blatt", bod maren mir se,wungsn, auf
Die Sherlffsan,ei9en gu warten uno Die
iaumislisen aopotaten triift bic Sdulo.
= Der 45 Sabre alte gatrid @auan
uou 9toro Scranton muroe OonueritaQ
abeno llhr nabe Der @biuhilla Sta,
tion Der 9tortbern @leetric Sabn iiber.
fabren uno 10 iAuer uerlsst. oaB sr tur3
oarauf itarb.
= Die ct. ReterS5urser !3eitung
rReh" bringt cine 9enaue itaiiitiihe
2abelle iiber Die 0iurihtun9en mdbreno
oeS SabreS 1907 in HuBlano uno 9iebt
ote Sahl aut 627 all, "a S0loaten uno
Dab 3iuiliiten.
- Die Gitiondre Der 8srliuer Bersr
mann SSerfe baben in elmer @snsraluers
iammluns Die unIGnsit als ssplant sss
meloete @rbObun9 oss 9lftieutapitals Der
9eiellidaft nm iieben Wtillionen Wtart
9enebmi9t. Der 8etrieb mlro fernsrbin
unfaiienoe @rwsiterunssn eriabrsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-29

: Sn Bras bat Der ebemalise Suns.
bruder Yrofeior Wabrmuno, Oeiien
Wtasreselun9 uor sinisen Wionnten i'm
sau,en Sanoe 9roBeu Sturm erreate.
Die Nusiibun9 rer ihm bon Der llniuer.
iitdt iibertrasenen Sebritelle auf9enom'
men.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-29

Seds 0iiniiter aus BEN Cabinet bes
Yrdiioenten ROOieuelt MAIDEN auf Of.
fentli6e Soften Reiien burd bas 1anb
uno balten Heben fiir 2aft. unb bod,
erfldrt iid Serr 6ooieuelt seaen politis
iAe llmtriebe ieitens asmterinbubern.
So, Bauer. oas lit etwas aHosres, wenn
es fur Eaft ssbt!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-29
CrfaimelleS annftuerf.

3ebn Sabre bat ber Qrbsitsr &riigsr
in Gliding in ietneu Sreiitunben uners
miibIi9 sef9offt, nm cine llbr gu
bauen, bic BEL iebem pollen Stunbenz
f9las sinsn CHORAL fpisIt unb bann
bic IL apoitel iehen lGBt. bic on SeIus
poriibsrseben. &riiser 1T obne iebe
8orbilbung i'm llbrma9erbanbtpert
unb bat feline aenntniHe barin lsbislid
bonn WilitGr mitgebra9t. Die llbr 1T
1.80 Meter bod unb go gentimeter
brett. Der Sur9mefer bes aus 8le9
berseitelIten 3ifferbIattes bstrdgt 30
gentimeter. Sobalb Der Choral psrs
flungen TT, 0ffnen iih am oberen
Sbeile bsr rlbr brei Sbiirsn. in bsren
mittelIter gbriitus itebt. 2lus Der
Sbiir re9ts treten unter petrus' Sub
rung bic Siinser beraus. berneisen ii9
Dor ibrem Serrn unb fdreiten ipeiter.
Oils LETTER gebt Subus Si9ariotb pors
iiber. Der beim anbGd bes Serrn fetn
geii9t abipsnbet. ST Der Iebte in bic
Sbiir lints einsetreten. 10 fdlieben ii6
fGmmtli9e brei pfortsn. INN fi9 erIt
beim nGdften Stunbenfdlas tpieber gu
6ffnen. Gin iebr tlangpou abseitimm>
tes @lodenipieI fiibrt ben Choral aus.
geIgif9e Sparbauten.
Die ginlass Bel ben belgii4en Spars
taFen ift TN Sdbr. 1907 Inn 55,000.'
600 Grancs ssitissen unb betrdst &C.,
senipGrtis 1,300.000,OO0 Sranes. no.
bon $50, 100000 Gres. auf $500. 900
Sparbiider unb 450,000,000 Sranes
auf 10000 R.ntsnbiider entfallen.
Sn ben meiitn SdIlen baub.It es f4
um serinse 9etrdse; ie 1.000.00O Biz
der lauten auf fpeniger als 20 unb
800 Tranes. Ok meifteu Sparer bat
bic propina Ramur unb in biefsr tptss
ber Der Rreis pbilippepias aufautpeis
fen, no auf 1000 ginpobner 461
Spartafenbii9sr iommen. Die bel'
glide Spurtaife bat Bis iebt 77O00.s
900 Sranes gum 8au bon 10000 SGus
fern porgeitredt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-29

6eruer:
30. t2.-aas bic Rs@te, Eitsl unu JntsrsHen bel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-01
Y YARIEDADES
L A P A 7 T |
Su bQrtido de nacfantento

Con motive de la separation de la
escena. de la que fue Reina de ella
largos amos, Ia celebrada cantatriz
Adelina Patti, I'm diario frances publ
CO su acta de naeimiento, concebida
en- estos terminos.
Extractos del Libro XLII de bautis.
mos, folio I3, verso, de la Iglesia San
LUIS, de Madrid.
EN- la ciudad de Madrid, provincial
del mismo nombre. el de Abril de
I843: yo don lose Losada, vicario de
la iglesia parroquial de San Luis, he
bautizado solemnemente una nina, ma
cida las d de la tarde del Io de Fe-
brero 1ltimo, hija legltima de don
Salvador Patti, professor de mdsica,
nacido en- Catane en- Stella, y de. do
f1a Catarina Chiesa, nacida en- Roma,
siendo abuelos paternos don Pedro y
dofIa Conception Mandrino, nacidos
en- Catane, Y maternos don Juan de
Venecia Y dofia Luisa Caselh, de Ma
rino, en- los Estados pontihcios.
"Se le dan los nombres dc Adela,
Juana, Maria Los padrinos fueron
don Jose Sinico de Venecia, professor
de m1sica, y su esposa dona Rosa
Manara Sinico, de Cr6mone, EN- Lom-
bardla quienes hice saber el paren-
tesco espiritual, asf como las obliga-
clones que contraen con Ia nina; fue-
ron testigos Julian Huaza y Caziano
Garcia, de Madrid sacristanes de es-
ia iglcsia.
r
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-01
ljATENCION |!

Llamamos la atenc1on a nues.
ira numerosa clientela, de que
en- esta IMPRENTA Sc acaban
de recibir inflnidad de artlculos
para regalos, entire ellos: ELE
GANTEs Y CAPRIcHosAs ESCribanias
para los gustos mas exigentes
En- articulos para Escritorio I'D
gran surtido. PApEI Es de todas
classes. SoBREs LAPIc Es, T1NTA
Y PLUnAs. Prensas para copiar
SoBREs blancos Y de colores.
CoP1ADoREs para cal tas. LIBRE-
TAs de todos tamanOs. FacturerOs
nuevo modelo, { 1nhnidad de
objetos.
Desafiamos la competence,
no tan solo de la Isla, sino de
os m ercados de rrocedencia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-01
LabiOS vigiOS J beSoS jitVeleS

Vieio, triste, cubierto de s6rdidos
harapos; un pobre hombre mendigo
sentado ori1las de un gran camino,
Alguien pas6; era uno muy rico,
seguido de criados pasamoneados de
brocado.
Una caridad 81 os place! En- un
tempo tenla cofres llenos de none
das V pedrerfas Hoy no tengo nj
IN cuarto en- mi alforja, dadme una
l1mosna.
El rico pasajero enternecido dio
una moneda aquel hombre.
-Gracias, rico senior -. Con esta
moneda de orc pensare en- la opulen-
cia de otros tiempos y me devolvereis
la Illusion de riquezas desaparecidas.
Un soldado de vistoso uniforme
pas6 por la ruta, seguido de una es-
co1ta que tocaba en- her6icas trompe-
tas; llevaba en- su mano derecha ra-
mas de laurel que. sc esremecian
gloriosamcnte en- el a1re.
Una carida 81 os place! En- I'm
tempo fui TN altivo vcncedor rodea-
do de un tumulto dc ac clamaciones y,
la magia de los triunfos agotaba So
bre mi frente sus bapderas.
FL rico pasajero enternecido di6
una hoja de laurel a aquel pobre
hOmbre
-Gracias, ilustre sefior, con esta
hoia de laurel sofar6 en- las victorias
de otros dfas Y me devolvereis la ilu-
sion de las batallas olvidadas.
Una enamorada pas6, de diez y
seis amos. muy linda, con su enamo-
rado Ell mendigo balbuce6, mo-
viendo*la cabeza.
En- un tempo yo era amad0 p0r
mujeres j6venes Y hermosas blondas
como vos, cuyos labios eran frescos,
no conozco el perfume del beso, que
Sc posa como uu insecto convertible
en- flor.
FL mendigo no pidio limosna.
Con permiso de mi novio, dijo
ella al mendigo dare 4 vueStra boca
triste la linosna de un joven beso
Dii0 la enam0rada con miserlc0rdia
Pero el mendigo rcpuso.
No, no. NADIA quiero dc tus la
bios, bella pasajera. Una moneda
de orc una hoja de laurel pueden
hacer que renazca Ia Illusion de las
Opulencias y de las victorias PeroI
un beso joven sobre labios vicjos no
devuelven el amor.
Los corazones extinguidos son
muertos que no resucitan. Parud
partid plOnto, ninos enamorados
Que no olga nj vuestras voces nj
vuestras risas, porQue 10 m4s cruel
para un difunto ad rmecido baio c1s-
ped marchito, es el arrullo dc las pa
lomas en- ell cipres de su sepultura.
CafAlIf Nfare
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-01
1oyerla, Relojerla y Optica
=. URET HUSTE
suCESOR De TlNAun
SUCCESSOR DE TlNAuD

Gran sui lido de efeS-
tos de plata v platea-
dos, prOpiOs para re-
galOs.
Especialidad en- cu-
biertos de plata de ley
y plateados de calidaG
superior.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-16
A WICKER LlFEBoAT.
Inventor Claims 1t Is Unbreakable
and Lighter Than Wood.

A lifehoat that has more than mere
novelty to commend it to the attention
of the seafaring community has recent
" been constructed by c. j. +. de Vos
of Rotterdam. Its CLAIMS are essentially
practical. and there is nothing about this
Dutch invention to suggest the fantastic
a characteristic too often encountered in
lifeboat patents.
In point of fact there is nothing I'M
usual in the model favored by Mr.. de
Nos. 1T is in the adoption of a new ma
terial of construction that the value and
interest of his invention lie. It's hull is
made of cane or plated wicker work,
and the inventor. who is already we'll
known in Holland for his marine aux
iliary patents, claims for lis new method
OF ifeboat building many advantages over
other older FORMS.
obviously is practically unbreakable
to a severe test in a collision which oc-
CARED on tie River Mas some months
ago between Belgium sailing yacht
and q Dutch motor boat The violence
of the collision was considerably mit-
gated by the fact that this wicker life
boat lay between the two crafts, and IS it
turned out acted as 2 sort of buffer.
sustaining no other damage than the
breaking of the mast and stays.
1t is unsinkabie is has no rusting ma
terials and therefore requires no paint.
1t is not liable to leakage. and in addi-
ton to being much lighter thar ordi-
nary wooden boats it has more room for
storing provisions and water. Finally,
it costs less money than the usual type
of boat.-Shipping World
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-16
The LARGEST Clock.

The largest clock in the world has re-
Gently been added to the wondroui
sights of New York, the Giant City
While this clock-a real old-fashioned
Seth Thomas. is a faithful time-piece
to the people of New York, yet it is To-
Gated IN the factory of Colgate & Co
at Jersey City, New Jersey. In this it
has the distinction of serving the peO-
pie of two states. The tourist from
across the ocean will find the hour OF
his return clearly set before him as he
passes up the North River to his land
ing place. The small office boy of the
downtown section may peep out of the
windows, across into another state, to
learn when quitting time" comes
around.
The dial of this gigantic clock will be
forty feet six inches in diameter, and
will be made of yellow pine boards, six
inches wide. spaced three inches apart
The minute hand measures twenty feet
from the end of the hub to the tip and
weighs, with the counter balance, GAG
pounds. The hour-nand is fifteen feet
in length and weighs 500 pounds with
out the counter balance. The numerals
on the dial are five feet high and thirty
inches wide. The speed Of the hour
hand measures three feet ten inches in
width, while that of the minute-hand is
two feet eleven inches. The point of
the minute hand travels every minute
twenty-three inches, while in a week it
covers three and two-thirds miles
Bennett Chapple in June National Ma
gaZine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-16
To Entertain Boothbay Chapter.

Marion Chapter, o. f. S., will enter
tain Mt. Pisgah CHAPTER of Boothbay
Harbor Tuesday and Wednesday, The
visitors. who will number about so will
arrive on the steamer Islander Tues
day afternoon at $50 A banquet will
be rendered them at Masonic hall at
$50, after which they will be guests at
the regular meeting of the chapter
Wednesday will be devoted to an
outing, two special cars of the Augusta
division of the Lewiston, Augusta &
Watervifie Street Railway having been
chartered for the day The outing
VIII include a trip to Lake Mariana
cook with dinner at the lake and also
visit to the National Home The Wis
ltors will return Thursday morning on
the steamer Islander.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-16
CLEARS THE COMPLEXION
OVERNIGHT.
PimpIes, Rash, Eruptions, Etc, Quick.
~ Eradicated by New Skin
Remedy. lz1lia

Since its discovery, one, year ago,
poslam. the new skin remedy, has. in
its extraordinary accomplishments. ey-
ceeded the most saguine expectations
of the eminent specialist who gave it
to the world. 1t has cured thousands
of cases of ecZma and eraCficated "a
cial and other Disbursements of years
standing. The terrible itching attend
ing eczema is stopped with the first an
plication, giving proof OF it's curative
properties at the very outset.
In less serious skin affections. such
as pimples, rash, herpes, blackheads.
acne. BARRIERS itch, etc, results show
after an overnight application. only a
small quantity being required to effect
cure. Those who use poslam for
these minor skin troubles can now
avail themselvs of the special 5O-cent
package. recently adopted to meet such
neels. Both the 50-cent package and
the regular 81 jar may now be OBJ
tanned in Augusta at Coughlin's Phar-
macy and other leading drug stores.
Samples for experimental purposes
may be had free of charge by writing
direct to the Emergency Laboratories,
32I Nest, Twentyraifth Street New
York City.
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BURNHAM.

Mr. and Mrs Henry Dorathy of
Fairfield passed Sunday in town visit
ing relatives.
Patrick Sullivan suffered a severe
paralytic shock last Wednesday. Ow-
ing to his advanced age fears are en-
tertained for his recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Lampher moved
last week to Troy, where they will live
tor several months, Mr.. Lampher be-
ing employed by c. f. Libby on his
farm.
Norman Thurlow. member of the
class of '0S. NJ. c. l., is at home for d
short vacation before going to Ocean
Park. where he will be employed for
the summer.
Minnie O. Merrithew returned Thurs
day from Canterbury, N. B., where she
has been visiting relatives. She was
accompanied by her sister. Miss Merri-
thew, and after a few days visit they
will go to Ocean Park,
George Sullivan OF New York City
arrived Saturday, called here by the
serious illness of his father. Patrick
Sullivan. a
Curtis VIM of Haverhill, Mass, Wis
tied several days last week with his
father. Lyman VIM.
Miss Ida Burrill. student at Cas-
tine Normal school, is at home for a
short vacation. -. --t ~,
Mrs. Dora Ripley is visiting in Au-
gusta at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. c. f. Purinton.
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OAKLAND.

c. l.. WOrthley of Norridgewock was
in town yesterday.
Walter Gleason made a large ship
ment of cattle to Boston markets yes
terday.
A. w Leonard left for visit in
Augusta yesterday.
Chas. Williams was in town yester-
day on his way to Portland for treat
ment at the Maine General hospital.
The merry-go- round which has been
in Waterville for some time arrived
here last night and has been set up
at the corner of Dunn and Aver streets.
Mrs. F. H. Lyford, Mrs +. H. Leech
and Mrs. Helen SaWtelle have been
chosen delegates to the conference of
Free Baptist churches to be held in
Waterville Wednesday and Thursday.
The buildings at Cascade park and
the flower tubs are looking we'll in a
new coat of paint.
f. w. Southland is here from Poston
on business visit.
H. c. Black is in town from Penna-
cook, n. H. on business.