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The Republican journal., 1908-05-21
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LAST WEEKS STORM.
It Was Severe in Pittsfeld and Did Much
Damage.

1t Was Severe in Pittsfeld and Did Much
Damage.
Tuesday, April 18th, Belfast was visit
ed only by brief RAINFALL although the
dark sky indicated a severe storm. AS
noted last week, the storm was more
severe up-country, and the Pittslield
Advertiser makes the following report
of its havoc in that vicinity:
We have not had time to consult the
oldest inhabitant, but within our own
recollection the short but terrific rain,
wind and hail storm which made most
everybody in this immediate section sit
up and take notice for about half an
hour Tuesday afternoon, was the worst
one on record during the past 25 years,
at least.
The storm came up suddenly wi thout
warning and did considerable damage.
The roofs of several buildings in this
village were somewhat sprung out OF
shape and in several instances part or
whole of coverings of barns and sheds
were lifted by the force of the wind and
deposited elsewhere The roof of the
barn on what is known as the r. A.
Conant farm was taken off, as was the
roof of the carriage house at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Henry Warren on the
same street. Fences and portions of
the buildings at Union Trotting Park
were laid fiat. The horse shed in the
rear of the F. 8. Church was moved
several feet in the direction of &. E.
Vickery's orchard. A bay window was
blown off the residence of Will Allen in
Randlett street. Several windows in
the residence of H. L. Spaulding were
blown in, but Mr.. Spaulding happened
to be in the building, so no further
damage resulted. The signal tower at
the end of the double track here blew
over, the signal man, John GRAHAM, T..
S. Dexter and workman who were in
the small building having narrow
escape, the heavy post falling within a
few inches of the building
A new hayrack which was in the field
belonging to Allen Hackett was blown
all to pieces, the hayrake and pieces of
the rack being carried some distance.
The telephone service was suspended
during the shower and many of the lines
were put out of commission. 1t is re-
ported a number of trees and shrubs
were broken and destroyed by the fierce
wind.
A big tree in front of G. A. Kimball S
residence opposite the Smith Wooden
Co. mill was blown down, striking on
the ell and doing some damage to the
roof.
IL is very likely that considerable
damage was done by this storm in the
outlying section, but up to the time of
going TO press we have not learned of
any serious damage or injuries to per-
sons.
The Republican journal., 1908-05-21
lockwood AND PERSIMMON.
The Supply of These Woods Becoming
Exhausted.

Exhausted
WASHINGTON, d. c., May IS, 1905
The supply of dogwood and persim-
mon shuttles in the Southern States is
nearly exhausted. This statement will
not appear significant to the average
man when he first hears it. But when
he is told that the entire supply of
sbuttles, bobbins, and splndles used in
the cotton and woOlen mills in all
parts of the country is furnished by the
dogWood and persimmon growing in the
Southern States the seriousness of the
situation is apparent. The textile mills
of the country represent capitalize
ton of nearly billion dollars and bob
bins. shuttles and spind!es are just as
necessary parts of these mills as the
throttle is to the locomotive.
Fortunately the shuttle manufacture
ers have found another source of sup
ply in the dogwood stands in the far
northwest part of the country. Two
large companies manufacturing spin
dies, shuttles and bobbins have erected
plants in the Cascades in Oregon, whose
dogWood forests are the greatest in
the world, the tree often attaining a
height of Is feet and a diameter of one
to two feet. The southern dogwood is
rarely more than inches in diameter.
Extensive stands Of dogwood are also
found in California and Washington.
Up to the present time, lumber users in
the Pacific northwest have found dog
wood valueless except for fuel, and its
utilization for the manufacture of shut
ties will bring about a considerable III
crease in stumpage values OF this tree.
These companies, at their Oregon
plants, will not only manufacture the
articles but will utilize every part of
the tree, turning to account the waste
wood and producing such by-products
as pyroligneous acid, acetic acid, pro-
tacetate of iron, acetate of lime,
methylated spirits, solvent naphtha,
wood tar, wood pitch, and various
forms of charcoal. Dogwood is indis-
pensable in the manufacture of shut
ties, bobbins, and spindles because it is
the only wood which takes a high pol
ish and wears perfectly smooth by
friction under water.
The discovery of the adaptability of
the Pacific dogwood, however, has not
aided the eastern manufacturers, and
they have been obliged to look for sub
stitutes nearer home. The most prom
Using of these are mesquite and tupelo
gum. The wood of the mesquite is
heavy and very hard, close grained, and
has a compact structure. 1t is probable
that it would be eminently adapted for
the manufacture of shuttle blocks, as it
appears to have all the requisite quail
ties of weight, hardness and susceptible
ity to a high smooth polish. Already it
has proven well fitted for the manufac-
ture of spools and bobbins, for which
white birch is now so largely used. The
tupelo gum is medium hard and heavy,
and has compact fbrous structure.
1t has not yet been utilized to much ex-
tent in the textile industries, though it
is quite probable it will play an impor-
tant part in the future, since it COM
Dimes with several necessary qualities
the exacting property of wearing
smooth by friction.
The Republican journal., 1908-05-21
A Republican State Convention
viii Be Held in the
Auditorium. Bangor, Thursday June 80, 1903

Will Be Held in the
Auditorium, Bangor, Thursday June 81, 'So0
ATs O'CLOCK P. NJ.
for the purpose of nominating candidates
for Governor and State Auditor TO De sup
ported at the September election, ana Trans
acting any other business that may proper
ly come before it,
The basis of representation will BE- as fol;
lows: Each city, town and plantatioh VII ~
be entitled 70 one delegate; anu 10! each 70
votes cast for the Republican candldate ior
Governor in 1906 an addltlonal delegate,
and for fraction of 40 votes IN excess OF
Is votes, further addltiOnal delesate'
Vacancies in the delegation OF any city,
town or plantation can only oe niieu ny
residents of the county in which the va
cancy exists.
The State Committee will be in session in
the anteroom of the Auditorium at one
O'Clock of the day of the Convention, for
the purpose of receiving credentials of dele
gates. In order to be eligible to participate
in the Convention, delegates must pc eject
ed subsequent to date of the call for this
Convention. >.
!, All electors of Maine, whatever their poll
teal affiliations may have been, who believe
in the general principles and pollcy OF the
Republican party and desire It's success al
the polls in the coming election IN TINS
state, are cordially invited to unite under
this call in electing delegates to the COnven-
ton.
Per order, Republican State Committee.
SETH NJ. CARTER, Chairman.
BYRON BOYD, Secretary.
Lewiston, May, 1905
The Republican journal., 1908-05-21
A Handsome Power Boat.

The new 37-foot cabin cruising boat
Topaz II, built by Fred F. Pendleton
for Charles w. Clifford, Jr, of Bath, was
launched at Wiscasset May 9th. The
craft was cnristened with champagne
by Miss Millicent Clifford, sister of the
owner. The Topaz II is one of the fin
est cruising boats in the State. She is
finished throughout in mahogany, car
ries an is horse power engine, and car
ries all the accessories required on d
cruiser. Mr. Clifford is member of
the Kennnbec yacht club of Bath, and
this new addition to the fleet will make
the Topaz II the queen.
The Republican journal., 1908-05-21
LIFE-SAPPING PARASITES
THAT WRECK HUMAN SYSTEM

The following remarkable statement was
recently made by L. T. Cooper. 1t concern
the preparation which has been so widely
discussed throughout the country during
the past year, and has sold in such enor-
nous quantities in leading cities:
cit is now well-known fact that wher-
ever have introduced my New Discovery
medicine, hundreds of people have brought
internal parasites, or tapeworms, to me. In
many cases these people did not know the
nature of the parasite, and were consequent
ly extremely nervous until explained the
matter to them. In some cities so many have
had this experience that the public general
ly became alarmed.
II take this opportunity of explaining
what these creatures are, and what l have
learned about them in the past
"TapewOrms are much more common
than would be supposed l venture to say
ten per cent. of all chronic stomach trouble.
or what is known as a rundown condition,
is caused by them. An individual may suf-
fer for years with one of these great para
sites and not be aware of it.
The Republican journal., 1908-05-21
Maine Foresters Meet.

The annual meeting of the grand
court of Maine, Foresters of America
was held in Bath May 18th, and largely
attended. The following officers were
elected: Grand chief ranger, John J
Coughlin, Lewiston; grand sub-chief
ranger, Lewis Dove, Portland; grand
treasurer, Jere I. Mccarthy, Portland
grand financial secretary, John F. Gun
bingham, Gardiner; grand recording
secretary, John Ouilette, Lewiston;
grand senior woodman, F. G. Poulin,
Westbrook; grand junior woodman,
John w. Quinn, Augusta; grand senior
beadle, Thomas Guthrie, Bangor; grand
Junior beadIe, F. H. Ross, Vanceboro;
trustees, James Doherty of Bangor, F.
j. Cronin of Lewiston, Michael Sheri.
dan of Bath; deputy grand chief ranger,
w. B. Kicker, Lewiston. The next con-
vention will be held in Portland.
The Republican journal., 1908-05-21

Flag StdtIOH,
Limited tickets for ROston are now .l
$500 from Belfast and all stations on Rrat
Through tickets to all points West and
west, via all routes, for sale by LEWIS ~"
Agent, Belfast.
MORRIS MCDONALu
Vice President and General Nj 81
r. E. RooTHRY. Genl Pass. and Ticket A gem
The Republican journal., 1908-05-21

"Contrary to general belief, the appetite
is not greatly increased-it only becomes
irregular. There is a general feeling of
faintness, however, and a gnawing sensa-
ton in the pit of the stomach
"People afflicted with one of these para
sites are nervous and depressed. Their
chief sensation is one of languor, and they
tire very easily. Lack Of energy, and am
bition affect the body. and the mind becomes
dull and sluggish. The memory becomes
not so good, and the eyesight is generally
poorer.
"The New Discovery, in freeing stomach
and bowels of all impurities, seems to be
fatal to these great worms. and almost i'm;
mediately expels them from the system.
wish to assure anyone who has the expert
ence just related with my preparation. that
there is no cause for alarm in the matter,
and that it will as rule mean speedy
restoration to good health"
The Cooper medicines are boon to stom,
ach sufferers. We sell them
VIM. o. Poor & Son.
The Republican journal., 1908-05-21

"Why don't you come to Washington
before all your old friends are dead?'
Few were living then and today they
could be counted on the fingers of one
hand C. A. p.
The Republican journal., 1908-05-21
Chronic Constipation Cured

One who suffers from chronic constipation
is in danger of many serious ailments. Fo-
!ey's Orino Laxative cures chronic constipa-
ton as it aids digestion and stimulates the
liver and bowels, restoring the natural ac-
ton of these organs. Commence taking 1t
today and you will feel better at once. Fo-
ey's OriQ Laxative does not nauSeate or
grippe and is pleasant to take. Refuse SUBJ
stitntaS Ii Mnndy
The Republican journal., 1908-05-21
Personal

If any person suspects that their kidneys
are del tnged they should take Foley's Kid
ney Remedy at once and not risk having
Bright's disease or diabetes. Delay gives
the disease a stronger fOothOld and you
should not delay taking Foley's kidney
r. Il. Moody.
The Republican journal., 1908-05-21
zIIE VIC

{ On and after Oct.>7, 1907, Trains connect
at Burnham and Waterville with througu rat
for and from Bangor, Waterville, Portauu 4
Boston, will run as follows
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-13
@eitambmis zines sterbenbem.

Man id)reibt aus 8oris: 8eim
9idteu zines Sannenboins foroerte
Ser 2onomirt Sron1ont in Sc Sertre-
@ouee bel sc Mans fiir5lid Elm
Sfelett 5utoge, oeiien Serfunft trot
Der einaeleitetea unterIndung nift
ermittelt merben fonnte. Dos Sc
Itanonis eines @reiies auf leinem
St~erbebette bot nunmebr Den Sa6=
perbalt entbiiQt. &ur5 nod Der Sc
iebung BON Sc Mans Oarb Die 0ent-
iden I'M Sabre 1870 fragte elm Der
irrter ltlan einen 8auer na6 Dem
@ege. Oieier erbot iid, ben Soloa=
ten gu fiibren pas bon bieiem onge-
npnlmen mliroe. Iuf Dem &ege
Itiir5te iid Der 8auer arf Den
abnunesloien lllanen uno t0tete i'm.
gr 5pg linn leine Uniform uno ieine
@usriiltl1ng ob nno perni6iete lie.
Oarauf i6arrte CT ben po1ig molten
,2eidnam elm. Die geIte bes 81 Sobre
lp1ter mieber 5utoge geforoerten
2ei6nams nes nlanen muroen IN
Srieobof BON Iontlieue beiseiebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-13

Stdatsiefretar ourd INTERVIEWING
ether oiesbe5iigli6en Betttion er=
ludt, cine @olfsabltimmultg ilber
irgeno cine MoBnabme ober einen
Sell ei1tes WaBnobme Die bon Der
lebten General Aiiemblp angenomz
men muroe, on5uoronen, oann n1uB
oie betr. Sroge BET ser riten nod
item 8abl, Die nibt friiber ols naf)
Ablallf BON 80 Sogen nod Der I'm
terbreitltng Der Betition itottftnoen
fam, oen @d6lern oes StaateS sur
@nti6eioutg porgelegt meroen, nno
in Ser 3fpiiden5eit blei6t Die betref=
fenoe WaBnobnte altBer &roft. @ber1=
10 muB, menn 80 Gage por 'irgerlo
elmer 8obl Ser Staatsiefretdr bon
miltoeItens 10 Yro3ent Ser @abler
oes Stootes oarnm erlu6t miro,
iiber cine Wobnabme, bie bon Der
9egislotltr perlporfen ooer omenoiert
nuroe, cine ougemeine Solfsabitim=
mllltg sur Gntideionrg Der Srage, OBJ
DaS Solf 0tele WtaBtabfne DerDoften
6oben ODER ober gum @eieb gemodt
baben nil, o~neeoronet tperben. ST.
geno cine o1tf oieie @eiie BON Der
Webrbeit Ser @dbler gutgebeiBene
MaBnabme miro @eieb, iobalo Die of
fisieae Stimmen5ablung beenoet lit
= Ser @oubernetr bat in oielem
5oqe fein 8etore6t = nnb irgeno
cine MoBnabme, Die ni6t cine Mebr=
felt aaer @abler oes Staotes erbdlt,
miro null nno nihtig. 9omit Die
In 8ebe itebenoen Yetiticnen fir
SsSnitiatipe uno Heferenoum in um=
louf geiest merben fonne1l, miiiien
Iie bon oern porgeibriebenen Hro5ent=
ios Ser @abler eines ieoen 4ongreB=
oiItrifts i'm 5taate nnter3ei6net lein.
(WeItl. Hoit.)
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Snitiatipe nnb Referendum III Obip

Weit % aegen II StimmerL ooer
afpei mebr, als sur @nnabme Der
WaBnabme notie marerl, bot Der
Senot BON Ohio iid oieier Gage filr
Die @%infiibrrne bon Snitiatipe nno
8eferenoum erflGrt, uno es iino Die
beIten Musiidten porbanoen, Dob aitb
oas Sous oieie WaBnabme gut
beiBen miro.
Die Snitiatipe- uno Heferenoum-
MaBnabme lit obne 3neifel Die pi9-
tigfte uno in ibren Solgen Die nett
reidenolte bon aaer, Die, let Der
staat Ohio cine 8erfaiiung fat, Die
@eiebgebuns beidaftigt baben1 in-
Dem iie oa5u beitimmt III, an Steae
Der experimentation Die oirefte @e-
ieseebuns 81 iesen. Sails oieie
Wobnabme - lire @nnabme audi
i'm Sans porausgeleht = BET Der
nahiten oagemeinen @abl erl0oiiiert
miro, oam miro Dos 8olf ielbit CUR
geiebgebenben &orperihaft, uno ein
WeIeb, 6as Die 2egislatl1r aufgeltent
bat, bari nidt in 8raft treten, bis
Dos 8olf feline 3uitimmung ba5u ge-
geben bnt, falls Elm eeniigenoer 8rilf,
tell Ser @abler oas berlangen iolte.
Die @tmel- 8eiolution, melde Die
@infiibrung Der in @eoe itebenoen
6ireften @eiesgebung be5tpedt, be-
ftimmt, oob Die StaatsperfoIiung 10
amenoiert tperben ion, oaB bas 8olf
bas 8orbeboltsre1t erbdlt, irgeno
Elm @efeb ODER einen Seil zines De
ieses, Dos Die 2egislatur paliiert
bat, ooer irgeno elm p%roponiertes De
let, ous Die 2egislatur pailiert
hat, ODER oos BON ibr menoiert
murbe, am Stimmfaiten a15nnebmen
ooer al p%erperfen. aein @eieb ooer
Cell zines @eiebes, alsgenommen
natiirlid iol6e, beren iofortige Or
foIIuna fir Die Grbaltung oes 5rie-
bens, Der Siherbeit uno Der leiblt-
den @oblfobrt Der aagemeinbeit cine
unerlaBIide Iotipenoi9feit lit, falm
Dor s(blauf elmer Sriit bon 80 So-
aeu, bonn Gage Der 8ertagung Der
Seqislatur on eerednet, in Strait ire
ten. @iro Dor g(baitf oieier neull5ig-
t6aiaen 1riIt BON 5 8ro5ent Der Wab-
Ter oes Stootes, baiiert alf Der
@eiommt5obl Der bel Der lesten Dor
ausaeganeenen @nbl fir Den @ons
perneur abgegebenen StinmerL Der
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-13

5tur5. &aBlide Sl1triguen muroen
gelpomen, oos @olf muroe mufge=
rei5t. @agner permebrte ourb utt-
fluges 8erbolten oie grregung nnb
idlieBlib muroe Ser aonig ge5tpnt-
gen. ieinen oitaatsgefabrlt6e1l"
@iinitling 3u e%ntloiien. @ogner
muBte aus Miinden fort uno nit
inn fiel oos Meiite, mas ct oltfge-
bout.
9os @alberleben begarm wieoer,
aber nidt sic alte Scot. lin ben be-
riibn1ten Monn, oe1 Siibrer in Dem
aroBtea Sample, ben Die &unItlpelt
felt einem S~abrbunoert erlebt, batte
iid cine itarfe @emeinoe periam=
melt. Ole yMeiiterlinger" unb Dos
u3beingolo", oie in oieien Sabren er-
i6ienerr ni1o, troe Ser 8erbonnung
= Midarb @agner =
oes 4on1ponilten, in Miillden ol1fge-
fiibrt lpuroen, iteigerten ieinett Gltbm
uno perme6rten feline Inbanger. 1871
fonnte er permanent nod gaprertb
ii6eriieoeln 1tnb on Die Iusfilbru1tg
ieines 8lones, ein eigeues Sbeater
fir Die M%uffiibrung Ieiner @erfe 5u
baue1t, aeben. 90 entltano oas giib=
neutrality-suspicious. in 8apreutb, oas
1876 nit Ser Muffiibrung Ser poaen=
oeten yNibelltngen=S etralogie" croft
net prroe.
Ser Grfolg mar beilpielslos. $50
denlang oouerten Die Iuffiibrnngerl
uno aus alien Seilen Der @elt front
ten oie Meniden nod 8opreutb.
5eds Sabre ip6ter bradte @agner
ieilt lebtes uno, mie Die &enner ia
aen, reifltes @erf, BEN v8ariifol"
IN 9apreutb CUR Mltffiibrnng. USE
niae Wonate oanod itarb er in Der
2agunen1toot. 9ie 2ei6e ipnroe
nod gopreut6 gebradt, BORT liegt
Tie bearaben inn Garter Der Iiaa
@obnfrieo, bon Der ct emit lelb1t
eeidrieben batte:
uSier, mo mein @abnen Srieoen
fan6 =
@abnfrieo lei bieies Saus genannt.
@agner nor elm ibopfern6es @e=
ME eriten Hanges, Die berporragenolte
@rldeinlng oes 10 S~obrbunoerts
auf Dem @ebiete ser &un1t. IS
miir6e BEN 3med oieies @rtifels nber-
ldreiten, penn mir bier naber anf
feline 8e6eutung fir Die &unlt ein-
geben tponten gum 8eritanonis iei=
ner @teaune in Der &1lnltentmiflung
iei bier nur geiagt: er bat Der aitnlt
neue 8obnen eridloiien, Elm neues
aunftioeal anfeeiteat, nns bon Der
fiinftleriiden l1nnatur sur 8abr-
belt uno Matur 8urudgefiibrt, nnier
8eritdnonis nertieft unb ertpeitert
uno oie gednif Ser &unit unenolid
bereidert nnb perponfommnet, ia,
man fam fait iagen, alf cine gang
nelle Bats gelte1t. Die gon6e mo
berne Muiif bout ii6 aaf benz anf,
mos er geihaffen, ale mooernen
aomponiiten fteben, 10 5u ioger, alf
leinen S1nltern. uno babel bat
i'm nod feiner BON ibnen errei6t.
@r lit nod imrter grOBer als ollie,
oie naf inn gefommen iino.
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500 Hcker Land.

10 Meilen iiioIi6 bon Der Staot, in
Der @6be Ser 2anoltraBe nod Corpus
GbriIti. gtma $50 @der in @,iltur.
Cine 8ierteI Meile an Sen SluB an-
gren5enb. Gutter Bfirfi6 @arten.
9unfles nno rotes Sanolano. Sat-
iGdIi6 fem unbrau6bares 2anb. GU
lie Sen5en. 9ies lit cine Der beiten
Carmen IN 8erar goltntp. $27.50
Der Slider.
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@amprrbpiben aebeilt IN GA gasen.
Hase Ointment sdrdntiert ale f6nter@
senoen, bIinben, bIutenben, berbDrtretens
BEN BiIes in Ga Sagen su beilen
poer @elb auriid. SO Gents.
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Wie iii hes!

@ir bieten einbitrloert 9ollars Belobs
ning fir ieoen Sail bon &atarrh, Der
ni6f bnr9 ginnebmen bon San's Sea-
tarrbz&ur aeheiIt Deroen fann;.
S. S. Gbeneb& 60. @igentb.
SoIebo, q.
@ir, bie l1nteraeidneten, baben S. $.
gbenep felt ben lebten Is Sabren ges
fa1nt nnb balten ibn fur boutortn1er eb@
re11haft in alien Observation-Disclosures
unb finnnsiea befdbtet, ale bon feiner
Sirma eineesansenen @erbinoli6teiten
IS # & gruag. @robbanoels@9ro@
gui1ten, Solebo, 9.
@aIbing, &tnnan & Marbin,
@rob6anbeIs< 9roguiften, Soleoo, o.
Salts &atarrbs&ur tpirb innerli9 ges
nomulen n1b nirft brett auf bas Blut
unb Die f9Ieimisen Dberfla9en beg
@bftems. 3elgnife fret nerianbt. Breis
Is Gents Der glaf9e. @ertauft bon allen
I~potbefern.
Sau's Eamilien>giuen iino Die beften.
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Gin neuer @erein. uno afpor {

Gin nener @erein, uno stpar ein
nidt geraoe aatdglider, bat iif i'm
&eid)slano nod elmer Weloung Deg
uShlettit. Gebl." aus Meiiengott ee-
griinoet. Dieter rei1e eigenartige
@erein bot es iid namlib CUR @uf-
gabe eemabt ben &nebelbart 81
pflegen n1b pieber in @bren 5u Britt
gen. 3ebn rgdrtige" baben iid be-
reits our6 l1nteridrift perpflidtet,
Die 3ierbe oes Marnes in @eltalt ei-
mes 8nebelbartes 81 begen uno 81
pfleeen. User gegen oieie ein5ige ge-
thinning Der 8ereinsitatuten per-
ltoBt, bat als 8ube Elm SaBden Soft,
ntnaSbral All aablen.
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Die 6alteiteQe.

SD NOR in ser @emalt Der
Sdminoiuht uno batte beinabe Die
SalteIteGe errei6t als mir Dr. Sings
Neue gnt6edung empfoblen pnroe.
sic rettete mid. 9ie erite Slalde
gob mir 8eiier1tne. Gin Snseno
6laiden mahte einen Jgelnnoen,
gIifliden Manr aus mir" iogt @eo
Woore bon @rimeslanb, q. s. Ils
Mittel fir Sniten, fhmade 2nngen,
Inn 1neumonia boraubeugen, ftebt
oiefe Meoi5in nniibertroffen, SOC nto
ST BEL Moolpb 9reiB nnb st. gpbn &
60. @robeflaide fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-13

empfinolidfeit lit sic 9unnm-
belt Der Gitclfeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-13
vsrmebrte ZeIlIinien
TaciIitaten.

Do sic &ompaenie cine eroBe @n-
5abI oirefter Circuits aniiAen ben
midtigiten St6oten IN Eeras nno in
Mrfanfas in 8etrieb geiett bat, 10
1T iie in Der Gage, ibren &linoen Ell
men prompteren uno mirfiameren
Dienlt auf tpeite g%ntfernungen gu
bieten, mie bisber. Seine 3mii9en-
ltotionen anf oieien CIRCUITS, oesbalb
feline l1nterbredung.
Cine reue 2inie lit ioeben amiihen
gopie uno &ingolo etabliert tporoen,
bic MnfdluB bat an Die Bionier Seles
pbon &ompaenie, poburb eritfloiiis
ger Dienit nod Sflaboma gitp,
Guthrie ltnb peftliden 8unften in
Sflaboma bereeitellt miro.
THE SOUTHWESTERN TEL. und TEL. co.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-13
SURkEY & ROSS,
Cine Seftipn 2anb

ebduoe, Gan @ntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-13

81 oerfaufen in Com Green County,
6 Meilett bon Ser Staot, anes ge.
fen5t nit 9reiita6elbrabt; 150-
200 SLIDER bapon eben, oas anoere g1-
tee @raslano.
8reis S. pro g(der. $640 baar,
GeIt geniigeno 3eit 81 s Bro5ent.
u. s. 8oebrens,
go. 260 s. Ctr. Gan @neeIo, Ser.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-13
8initiac GapitaIanlaae.

Cine eroBere Mnsobl @enoor.2ien.
Noten gu peri6ieoenen 9etrdgen iino
su perfaufen. Die einaelnen Soften
lino auf beri6ieoene 3eitoaaer ousge'
iteat. Nad5ufragen in Der Sffi5e Der
uSreien Brefie fir Seras".
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-19
TRIP
 ON CHILKAT

Fl. S. Sock president and J. NJ. Run kell director, of the Alaska Homestake Mining company, arrived up on the Cottage City from Haiues this after noon and will go south with that vessel. The Homestake is quartz proposition with excellent showings, located about two miles east of the Porcuplne. Be- fore leaving they left a contract to Messrs Hubbard X Pickering for Ihe running of 4OO.Ieet of tunnel, Messrs. Sock and Funnel report a very rough trip down the Chilkat, being compelled by high winds to camp without food on the banks for 24 hours.