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The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-04
RELIGIOUS SERVICES

First Church of Christ Scientist, Pa. publican hall, Temple and Grown streets, Entrance on Temple street. Services; Sunday at 1o30 and 73O p. m; Wednesday evening meeting at 8 D. m, Free reading room in Malley building, 902 Chapel street Room col open daily from 10 a, m, to 5 p. m.; on Wednesday 10 q. m. to 130 p. m; Tues day and Saturday evenings 80 to 9 o'clock Literature for distribution All are cordially welcome. If
 Center Church-Mornfng service at i0:30. Dr Smyth will preach. The aft ernoon devotional service will be omit ted. if
 Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, pastor, Rev, John w. Maynard-Mo m . ing worship at 10;30 The sacrament will be administered and members re- celved. Sunday school at noon Even Ing service at 7:i5.
 Davenport Church, Wooster square Rev. Charles E. Underwood will preach to-morrow at 10.30 a m Summer Sun day school at 1l:45. Y, P. S. c. E. meet ing at 6;45 D m. Mld-week meeting Tuesday evening at 1.45,
 Second Church of Christ, Scientist Sunday services at Warner hall, 1O44 Chapel street at 1o;30 a, m. First reader, Rev. S F. slmonsen, c. S. B. Subject, God Sunday school at 1t:45 a, m Testimonial meeting Wednesday at D. m, A free reading room is maintained by this church in the Chase building, 10l6 Chapel street, which is open week days from Il a. m. to [ ?, m and Monday evenings, All are welcome The evening service will be discontinued durins the months of July and August.
 Trinity Church--Holy communion al s a. m; holy communion and sermon al 10;30, Rev, MT. Sterrett Evening pray. CT and sermon at D, m,
 Dwight Place Congregational church 10:30 a. nn., celebration of the Lords supper, with reception of new members There will be no preaching service 1T the evening
 The First Methodist Episcopa Church. (corner College and Eln streets), Rev. Francis T. Brown, pas. tor. Class meeting at 9:30 a. m, Pub lie worsip at 10:3O with sacrament o l the Lords Supper and reception O l members. Bible school at noon Chin ese Sunday school at 2:3). Epwortl league meeting at 6.30. Public worshi, with sermon by the pastor at 730
 First Baptist Church-Rev. Fredericl Lent Ph. D.. pastor.-Morning worship 10:30 a, m; sermon by the pastor. Top ic, "A Living Hope I Peter, 1 1;3 Tn, Lords supper will be observed A the evening service, 730 D. m, the ser mon will be on Blind Leaders of tn Blind"
 Plymouth church--The Rev. Wm. " McLane, D. D., pastor--Divine worshi ] and communion at 10;30.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-04
CRoswEIL LODGE
Installed Officers for the Year Last
 Night.

Croswell lodge, No. 3s, L O. o. F, held It's regular meeting in the I. O.. o. F building on Crown street last night, The principal business trans acted was the election and installation of officers. The following were in- stalled.
 Noble grand-Lester T. Beers.
 -grand-samuel E. Crocker.
 Recording secretary-E. Carter Hotchltiss.
 Treasurer--J, W. Chapin.
 Warden-Arthur J willard.
 Conductor-Edward L. Morgan.
 Chaplain-E. F. Nacon.
 Outside guard-W, F. Thompson.
 On Monday evening QuinnlpIac lodge will hold an election and installation of officers.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-04
PILES CURED AT HOME BY NEW
 ABSORPTION METHOD.

If you suffer from bleeding, Itching blind or protruding Piles. send me your address. and I will tell you how to cure yourself at home by the new ab- sorption tratment; and we will also send some of this home treatment free for trial, with references from you. own locality if requested. Immediate relief and permanent cure assured Send no money, but tell others of this offer. Write to-day. to Mrs. M. Sum mers, Box P. Notre Dame Ind.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-04
NEW LONDON MARINE NOTES.

New London, July S.-Arrived; Train ing ships Olympia, Chicago, Hartford, Arkansas and Nevada, Gardners bay.
 Sailed: Schooner Mary Adelaide Ran tiall, for Baltimore; Northern Light, from New York for an eastern port; tug Harold. with five, barges bound west.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-04
VISIT EVERY BONFIRE
Commissioners Dean and Maxwell Find
 Police Protection Good.

Police Commissioners Dean and Maxwell in General Phelps Montgom- ery's automobile visited every bonfire in the city between the hours of Il o'clock and o'clock last night. They found In every case that the police pro tection was excellent and good order kept on every spot.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-04
What a Lady Said
 about this store:

"The goods and garments in the store are the best suited to women of taste that you will find anywhere. The stock and assortments are com plete and always fresh. If there Is anything wanted that Is not in stock you can't leave m order anywhere where 1t will be so satisfactorily flllcd,"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-06
MIIerIei.

Der Foli5ei-S ergean @ilian.
&ror erlag in Dem Mngenblid einem
9er5idlog, als er in ben Store bon
Otto Nof, in ser Siio=Qoreoo
StraBe trat. Ct lit leit einiaen
@ofen an @itbma uno befano lid,
auf urlaub. &nor ftano i'm Sitter
bon 81 Sabren. gr mar itets Elm
tiibtiger, furdtloier 8eomter.
Die Irbeiten sur SerablaIiulla
Der Bride in Der Soulton StraBe
peroen erit nod Der @usiteuung be.
ginnen. Die angebote fir Die Stra.
Benpflalterung meroen crit lpater
eripartet uno Die Mrbeiten fSllnen
ntdt Dor Dem II. Sftober in MnqrifI
getlotnmen peroen. I'm oaber Sen
StraBenbabnoienit mabreno Ser @us.
ltellung flidt gu it0ren, miro man
fnarter, biz ale Irbeiten 5uIammen
~ailsgefiibrt Deroen fonnen.
Wopor GaQogban urb 8oIisei.
def @uitab Mauermonn boben ibreu
oIerDobenflid)en urlaub onqetreten.
ben tie ON Der &iilte p%erbrinqen iper.
ben.
2aut geidluB Ser Sdulbeboroe
tperoen Die SbuIen cine ISOLDE ip4-
ter tpie anfangli6 geplant, nainIid
an IA. September, eroffnet meroen.
Yin anoerer 8eidluB beltimmt, ooB
leoes aino ieinen eigenen Srinfbeder
baben uno m%itbringen nuB, oanlit
llldt ale aus einem uno oemieIben
geder trinfen mifien.
Der &ontraft fir oie grbou-
lilig oes groBen Gibbs @ebauoes,
ede bon Soniton StroBe uno Ibe1lue
@, gegeniiber Der 8oit, lit ser Sir
mia gn6anon & @iloer BON Sort
Wortb ii6ertra9en l%poroen, sic es
bis gum 1. aiiguit 1909 fertia 8lt-
elen bat. Die Soften beloufen
iid auf $225>00O. 0os @eb6uoe
erbdlt a6t Stodperfe ullo miro in
mooerniter art eingeriftet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-06
uSoft ou mir ni6ts ba8u gu f

SOFT 6t mir nidts oa8u gu ia-
een?"
Stein, mein Ser5."
uSiebit oll6 nidt Elm, BOB es elm
Sfanoal lit, 3mei ermo6iene Wa=
Del, bon oenen Die cine l6on per-
lobt lit uno Die anoere Iid o1e Sage
perloben fDnnte, in Elm Yeniionot gu
iperren?"
uNein, bas ieb' i6 partout nid)t
Elm. Aber i6 mia Dir einen 8ori6log
ma6en. Sd mo6te germ nod 10 elm
biiiel berumreiien, eff ib nod Sine
rita 5uritdfebre, uro bin bereit, oi1
m%it5nnebmen -"
~ad, Iieber, lieber goter =
ia -"
%ultnter elmer 8eoingung. SD babe
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nit @oben-
marte ber5li6 iott. go lpie oie
9inge liegen, perben @nro nno
ggon reipefttpe oeren 9ube = alo
ia, Ser miro einn1al grbe perben.
0as TT Dos Observation-Disclosures. ODER
baft 5 Ii pielleidt 2uit, oi6 an Dem
&onfurren5oltsi6reiben Der ielieen
@roBmutter gu betetligen2 @e?
Weobteit Oh ben Otto beiroteu ?"
u&ein @eoanfe. MuBerbem niiroe
er MIDI a1b gar nidt nebmen."
v@ober neiBt on bas?"
(Sortlesuug foTet.]
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-06
Mdtmng Steuersabier!

Sn ltebereinitimmlirrg nit ser Or
oinal1s Der Stabt San Mntonio miro
biermit ieoer 8erion, Sirma, Sell.
baberi6aft ooer &orporation oie am
eriten Gage oes SUM 1908 it1nerbalb
Ser @ren5en Der 5taot Gan Mntonio,
geros, Gigentum beiaB ooer fontroI.
lierte, oas Der 8eiteuerung unter-
porfen non, befannt geeeber, baB
Der Staot-afieffor iett nit ieinen
gii6ern bereit it, gigentum fir 8e-
iteuernng anf5unebmer. @ne oberl
geaeifneten tperben oesbaIb eriudt,
ben 8ert ibres gigentums 5tpets @e-
iteuerung in %genannter 5taot an
ODER Dor Dem erlten Gage i'm 9eptem-
Der 81. 9. 1908 an5ugeben.
8rpan GaIIagban,
MaDor.
Itteitiert
Sr e Sries,
Staot-glerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-06
@ns Nirit l1rniiu,uts Mempireu.

Spr SHE0eIt llA III SultupH etle
engliide lteberieeung Ser in ruff
i6er Sprade perfabten Wemoiren
oes sSiirlten uruliop eri6ienerL Die
nertuoue 9eitrage sur @ei6ibte oes
8eeinnes Ser ruiiilden &ebollltion
uno oes Winilteriums 8lebme entz
baltert, uno aus oenen 5ugleid ber=
porgebt, NIT mel6er Hube uno 3u=
perii6t Nifolol1s ser 3peite benz
gerloltfe oes ruiiiid-iapaniiden &rie=
ges el1tge9eniab.
Ils i'm Sabre 1906 oie erIte
9uma 5uiammentrat ullb Ste Nod-
ridt BON ben Sroenmebeleien in
9iolpltof in Die @elt orang, botte
fetne Gimme bon anen benelr, oie
Der ruiiiiden &egierullg oie Sdulo
baran 5ui6rieben mebr @etpi6t
u1b mebr 9eoeutl11g als sic oes
Siirlten uruiiom, Der glei6ionl nit
erbobe1em Singer auf Sen oomols 10
oiel genanl1ten General Srepoip, ols
auf ben Solptltrbeber oieier Mor=
De, binmies. llruiiom NOR @onper-
nenr in &tidinem geipelen, ols bort
oas furdt6are glutboo unter Sen
Suben allgeri6tet ml1roe, er bette
es miterlebt nno mitgeieben, uno er
ipuBte, no Die @nitifter oieier Mebe-
leien gu iufen moren. 9oB ltrnI1olp,
Der oamals Witglieo Ser Gegierung
lpor, oieie Inflogen erbob, CAB it,
men, tpte geiagt, cine einorudspone
geoeutung.
ltruiiom beitatiet IN ieinen Memoi=
rem nur, mas one 8elt peiB, BOP
Riemano in 9fuBIono 10 idledt IN
formiert lit mie Der G5or, uno oaB
er oaber feinen mirfliden Ginblid
in Die @erbdltniiie bes 2anoes ba=
ben fam. 80 fonnte es fommelt,
Dob er Dem ruiiiid-iaponii6en arieae
nit Der Seelenrl1be zines &in0es
entgegeniob. @leid nod @roffnunq
Der Seinoieligfeiten batte nruIiom
Nnoien5 BET inn. Die eriten Nieoer-
logen Der &uiien tat Ser aaiier nit
einigen glei6giiltigen @orten alb,
iei11e Stimmung par oomals Itets
better nno freuoig, uno er Guberte
gu Dem 5iiriten: SD CLAUDE felt
an etnen guten @usgaug oes &rie-
ges, nnb es miro iest leifter ols
lie fir Sic iein, Sbre 8ermaltunas-
oufgaben 81 erfiiaen, ga oie @oae
oes Yatriotistuus ale fleinlihen
Differen5en inter Sen 8emobner1
meines &eifes megi6menmen miro"
9as lagte Der G5ar gu elmer 3eit,
als Die 9ebolflerung ourf Woro
nilo Nliinbernng in ben tiefiten Sic
ten onfgetpiblt mar - mas oos Soft
erregte, pober Die l~tnrubeitifter fo=
men puBte man nidt, man Iob
n1tr Die gauern i6aarenmeiie bonn
2anbe in Die Stobt 5ieben, Inn allf
gefebl oes g5aren oie Suoen tot al
lblager, uno niaenlos nno apatbfid,
i6aaten Soloaten nno @enoarmen
gu, pte Der ongebli6e 8efebl oes aai=
lers an ben pebrloien Spfern elmer
enttelielten nnb ultee8iigelten @olfs-
NUT boa5oeen tpurbe. Nusoriidlid,
belhuloigt lruifoip ben lpGter er-
moroeten Winiiter 9Iebme, INN oiele
Wtebeleien getpuBt sat baber, uno er
ielbit bat ben 8rief oes Miniiters an
leinen 8orgdnger inn @oubertren1ent
geiiarabien geieben IN Dem er linn
befieblt, Die @etpolttatpn Ser gbriften
gegen Die Suben ni6t at. itrenoe
81 unteroriiden. @as oos 8uh
urltHop's entbdlt, lit cine einaiae,
tlammenoe Gnflqee eegen oie 6err-
i9enoen 3uitdn6e in 3uBlano uno
cine ebenio intereliante ipie wertboue
9ueae fir Seoen Der iid nit Ser
@eididte Der rufiiiden G~epolution
jebt ooer ipater beidaftigt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-06
0raaSeisentams. 1tebertraaanasn.

goipar6s Stealth gompnnt an 8. 8.
gralot @runoitiif in Der Sar Beacon
5ia aooition, $65.
Ebomns s. 2ogan unb Cecilia 6. Coz
gan an George 8ei1lein nno Srau,
0runoitid Ill Der Wc2ane 1ino glmira
Strabe; $40 ii. q.
giua5 Yen5e[ un0 Sran an Gable 8.
Solailoer @runoftiid am 9enber 8oulez
barb; $1,000.
$. 6. @ebb an Sranf Gimmano.
@riulolfiid beeren5t bon ben Strobem
WIne, Starr, Bottom unb Qpun; S12. 900.
samuel S'griant an 2olis g. Shaez
fer, @rlnoitiid on Der Norb<San Mar
cos Ctr; $1,000.
S. D. 6prin9 nnb Marp @. Sprino
on Sonis y. nro @bitb @anger, sebn
Ider Qnnb; $1,000.
9. 6. @itte an Slioer g. Sob[or.
@runoitiid an Der @oams ape.; $1,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-06
Isle Sames See aeiumb tpuroe.

Seoermnnn tn GAINESVILLE, o.
fennt Srau Marp See, gur. 81. s.
Sic idreibt: uMein Mann. Sdlnes
Gee, gIaabt feit baB linn Or, Sings
Weue entoeduns oas 2eben rettete.
Seine 2ungen befanoen fid i'm eta.
blum Der Sdminoiudt, aIs ibm elm
5relino Die Neue Gntoefung ern-
pfabl. Der 8eriu1 bradte perfefte
@eiunobeit." llniibertroffen fir SUI
item uio GrfdItung. @aralltiert 5u
baben bel Noolpb DreiB nno 81. @obn
SEQ. so Cts. unb $t.O0. Brobe-
flaIhe fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-06

Hfnifermebicinen. = @ir tret6en feis
ne Mtarftfdreierei, aber aanafefs, bas
9rpbe Observation-Disclosures, Bat Salt~
len0e fltriert, nadloem @al6nittel, Cal
ben 1rrio anerlei Bfni6mittel nid)t aileez
tdlngen batten. IS fpirb bon Mer5ten
aller Sdulen 9utgebeiBen. @s lit ein
einfades nit Weoicin prdporiertes @in@
flbrungsmittel, tpirtt ais Elm SnItruz
merit, grtpeidungsmittel unb Rebicas
meftt, geipdhrt Iofort 2ineerung ul1D tpirb
fir Elm untriielides Seilnittel erfldrt.
8reis $500. Yrobe fret. Sranco ber@
ididt bur6 g. Nenltdbter & Co., 8or
2416, Retp g)orf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-06
Seiratsz Shetne.

W. g. S6orre urto Gertrude S6ens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-06
Or. g 6 Mftte npr bp

Or. 9. 6. @itte, Der be.
fannte Magen-S pe8ialiit, reiit am
8. @ngult nit ieiner Samilie nod
Dem georoen uno bleibt BORT bis gum
10. September. @dbreno Ser 3eit
%ieirter abpeienbeit miro feline Office
I'M Sids-@ ebduoe gei6loIieu iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-06
@11s Sort North fomn,t ,

nus 6ort Wortb fonnlt Ole
Nabri6t, eS lolten BORT oemndd)It
mebrere neue ShIoht- uno 8ofel-
SaiIer gebout meroen. Ser gau
zines oerielben lit ieoenfoas &C.
lidert; Die @aie 8oding Company,
cine fur8lid erit orqanifierte Sdlodt.
bausgelellhoft, miro es baucn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-06
Gin Soffnnnssidimmer.

@ie! Sui henn hieies grpFe Gath,
Ser Stern BET Sret6eit bieier @elt,
Sid beageit inter Gfaffenbatt6,
Sie es am @dngelbanbe balt?
@erlanst rtatt, baR ber redte Mtatun
Sem 2abetrnnf b'rrmt bptt it'd tpeiif,
@etl bDrt fidj tttdJt be6erri1en fann,
Ser Shiuadltng pbn' Mpral nttb @eif?
Ser @aiIerbDlhe frebe Shaar,
8emiibte ftd) ia tpeit ltmb Brett,
Wtt Sitgen, iuelde %Dffembar,
l3m falihem 3engnts gletf bereit.
Sic bilbeten ith aud ifDn Elm,
Sak ite beretts erretdt t9r Siel;
DAP Segas otrDfen" iplte ietm,
Gridien ibnen ais &tnheriptel.
Gpr auem mar t6nen perbaft
Ses Seati1en frpber 2ebensmnt,
Sem tire Se1tdelet nt1t paBt
unn ielber tuetR mod, tuas tint gut.
Wte idlan mar Maes atsgebaht,
HtD jeber Sfrttt Hug itberlegt,
Wte ittait benz Splfe, felt nmb iadt,
Sas 3tuangspcrbpt bat anferlegt.
9ph iiebe ba, man tanidte fid,
Statt Sies tuarb ibten Nieberlas',
ufh bet Der Wabl frat itherli1
Der redt &plfsgeiit at ben Sag.
grs gramen @Dlfen brad 6erppr
Sin Spffnmngsihimmer, flar nttb 6el,
nnb seigte, baR has Sreibeitstur
Wsan nns nidt ihliekem fann 10 i6nea.
uSaf 1nan mus nidt nerbietem fann
Sas fdj6ne, flare 9pne g tar8ier"
Sas rmfen 4ile, Mann fir Mauit,
Wdt Gtfer ntb 8eseiteruns mir.
Sfrmm bud bas @las nit 6 Star
8ter,
1tnb nieber sic Irpbi6itiun!
gpm sansem Sersen iuiiniden tuir,
SIR bteies Gnbe lanee ihpn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-06
@erlangt.

Gin anobe, IA bis IS Sabre alt,
BON o6tbaren gltern, pel6er Suit
bat oas Sottler-S anoperf 81 erIer-
men. MuB beutid uno englii6 ipre-
den fonnen. Smilien-anidluB.
$. Brill,
@allis, Seros.
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8lDGtert.
Sober Sausbalt in Gan Nutonio
iollte mtien, uie ben 81
miOeriteben lit.

Ser &iiden iGmer5t, neil Oie geie-
rem blodiert lino.
Selft Sen Nieren BET ibrer 4rbeit.
Ser Giiden miro oartn nibt mebr
idmer5eil.
3ablreide 9etpeiie, DOB 9oan's
Yiaen Dies tim.
IS lit Ser bette 8emeis, neil er BON
San @nto1lio fpnlmt.
Mrs. 9. 9main All 2ipe Soaf
Strobe, Son gntonio, geras, iaet:
nMein> Mann bat mebr nie einmal
0oon's Nieren=9illen gebroudt utrO
iesmal folgten Die belten &eiultate.
llnlGngit peripiirte er cine 2abmllllg
iiber ser 9enoe. Mud feline Nieren
qu1lten i'm ie1r uno Die @usiheiour=
gen maren iebr ltnregelmaBig. gr
perIdaffte lif BON Der 8erar Drug
So. cine S9abtel bon 9oon's Nie=
renzBiden nqb ebe er Die Btaen ale
eebralt6t bate naren ieine S6nter=
gen peri6munoen. @r bat bon bieier
por5iieliden 8raparation cine iebr
bobe Weinung.
Gum @erfauf bel al1en Satnolern.
8reis so Gents. 5oiter=Milburn
60, 8nffalo, Seem gorf, aaeinise
Igenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
grinnert @u6 oes Namels -
9oans = nno tebn1t feline anbere.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-06
BAFFLED IN TREASURE QUEST.
Americans Try in Vain to Recover
100000 From Wreck.

Mexico City. Feb. 1.-THE party OF
Americans who sought 10 remove, :ru.I1
the hold of the sunken vessel Golden
Gate, the 100000 in gold. Win is "a d
to be hidden there. have ;;.ven up the
attempt and departed for their homes
i'll the U7ited Stats
This vessel was sunk in a storm of
the Mexican coast, near the Port of
ManZanillo, on July "a. 1864, while on
its way to New York, from San Fran
cisco. She carried s1,SCO000 in gold
Halt was recovered a few months after
the vessel sank. Then the hold filled
with sand.
The concession for recovering the
treasure, obtained from the Mexican
government, Is held by ]. E. Phillips
of Denver, Col; Capt. c. r. Johnston
OF Wilmington, Del; r. F. Phillips,
of Philadelphia. and S. F. Phillips. of
Danville, III. They were preparing to
pump the sand from the vessel q year
ago when a storm swept their machin-
cry away. This latest attempt has
been abandoned because the pumping
machinery was Inadequate 1t is sta
ted tl.at ;tr"thrr attempt will be made
when n"M pumps can be obtained
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-06
TOOK DR.. TalSE'S ELIXIR
and GOT WELL
SON:RVILL.E, III,

DR.. TRC-,, DEAn SIR
'Eor moe than three months one Of ny
children hcd been troubled with smells ot
vomiting AID symptoms OF lever nearl,
every w@cI:, torctnc- with can,er sore
about the noe Gi.d i.:ou;i. cttaintd
aDndi t. Q e X apn, NC bN'tics ut Won
E'x XII, ailt C>fore IA" :ir-t i.,:tia was ex.
hluo>cu IL. S.,Tes wee >.r'ir"lY hc4!CC
a"ii no appearance oi IL, vp.n..i-I 81
fe.er-spc Is has e. cr ,cti,rued ! .call
believe that tire lives Of ,rpus4r,Is
children suffering nom uur1.is or taNi
might re savcl ~ a tn'v!y a:.d j,,,iirin.
use of vol.r il.x,r." Hu,:r>L-J.;t,
J L. IA.fMTTT.
This Is only enc II nuI ire,s ~ .u"h ic.t
Eioni.!s. his marvellous tl:.n"uy is ~,
made and void nv py. j. F. To 3 30
hfty-s'N ) ar1, ami IL. all 40 me 70 hi'.
upon Il. Tbs Il W hat Mr.. V inr rhink- o. ii
AUrU~S, Me
DR.. T.U.:, DEAR SIR:
for TIE past -eNen years I have con-
c:ant,v keep. supply of ,orr Elixir II
my house, ana II never failed IL Civ,
prnniDt relic. II lIls !.een Great bless
inr !" my children, a.d II: ,oiiri,cd g'y'
Won t:ii :rii,nte al pTtticudc, hoping III,
merits II your u,.riv;. 'e'i family r:lsricine
irly i,c widely ilIIown and appreciated.
Very respectfully yours,
CIyhs. r. WING
Even though "orrns may not he foHnc
present Ij-. Trr"s :.IiX tones up he stomach
and i:raf. Read what III. j. Haley, OF Bruins
" lex. THINKS Oi il:
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-06
FACES DEATH IN WILD RIDE
Woman Alone in Runaway Car Plunges
Down Steep Grade.

Cumberland, Md. Feb. 5.-AIrs. Mae
N.f, of Somerset, was the sole occu-
pant of passenger coach which brok,
away from the engine on a steep grade
near Somerset recently and shot down
the hill and leaped from the rails into
a stream. A freight car also was at
tached to the coach, giving the descen,
great momentum. Before the cars
gained much speed the men rushed I,
tho platform and lcared off. leaving
Mrs. Neff alone.
The woman did not lose her nerve
as the cars, rocking Violently. sped
down the grade. When nearly Il mile
from the starting point. the woman
Watching the track .ahcad, noticed an
open derailing switch ut n curve. A
moment later the cars were living
through the air. Mrs. Eeff had pre-
pared herself for the crash by crouch
ing on the floor and grasping the seat
supporters The freight car behind.
which she feared might telescope the
coach. was detected, and it crashed 10
on" side.
Though bleeding from cuts and
chilled by the icy water in which the
ear lodged. Mrs. Neff emereed dripping
from the debris and started I'D the
track. Wien she met two men coming
to search for her body She laughed at
them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-06
II Portland; treasurer, John II. Ridge


Of Portland; treasurer, John II. Ridge
1908.
Harris Hotel &, Real estate Co. or
gained at Boothbay Harbor, for the
purpose of owning and Conducting
hotels. dealing IN provisions, also deal
ll!2 in real estate. with $4,000 capital
stock. Of which $500 is paid in. Off
GERS President, l.. VI. Harris If Booth
bay iarbor; treasurer. T. H. Harris OF
Roothbav HarIOr. Certificate filed
Feb. 4, 1905.
Mitchell y Co.. organized 1t Water
vile, for the purpose OF growing and
dealing N flowers. shrubs. ornamental
trees and seeds. with $4,000 capital
stock. OF which 50 is paid IL. Officers:
President, G.. A. Mitchell uf Water
vile: treasurer. Frank H. Mitchell of
Wate,ville Certificate filed Feb. 4,
1905
Summit Copper Co., organized at
Portland. for the purpose of doing a
mining business. with 100000 capital
stock. Of which 500 is paid in Off
Gers: Pre- sident. Harry L. Cram of
Portland: treasurer, N. s. Dennison of
Portland. Certificate filed Feb. I, 1905
Spurr {; Cox Gncorporated). organ
lied at Augusta. for the purpose Of do
ing :, mining business with S20O,000
capit;i stock, Of which 50 is paid in
Officers. President. Henry T. Morse of
Augusta; treasurer T. G.. Harrington
or Augusta. Certificate filed Feb. 4
1905
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-06

The first meeting Of Augusta horse
men for the winter was held on Ban
gor street yesterday afternoon, and
quite number We're out with their
steppers. among them being Fred Per
kins with the Springer mare TriXy =.
VIII Hanks with his Merrill mare. j.
Manley Nichols with Nelsonlta, Lee
Wentworth with his bay PAGER Al Sui
tan. and S. T. Stilkey with one of his
new prospects. a full sister to the mare
I,oleti now owned by Hon. W. II. Gam
nett. The event Of the AFTERNOON was a
brush between Trixy S, and the
Hanks mare. and the heats We're Oh a
nature to attract tn" undivided a'teh-
ton of everyone present and they 10
say that the Hanks mare made q good
showing against her speedy rival
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-06
I re
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acceptable to the system ana gentle, vet
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In supplying that demand with its ex-
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Elixir Of SIENNA, the California FIG Svrun
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That is one of many reasons why
Syrup of Figs and Elixir of SIENNA is given
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70 get its beneficial effects always buy
the genuine-manufacturcd by the Cali.
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