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food. ETC., ETC., which has not been d.gested.
then when again ready for food use Grape
Nuts because it Is easy of Digestion"
Or should the child be at once carted OF to
a hospital and cut?
We have known of many cases wherein the
approaching signs of appendicitis have dis
appeared by the suggestion being followed.
No one better appreciates the value OF
skilful physician when person is In the awful
throes Of acute appendicitis but IAN ounce
of prevention is worth a pound of cure"
Just plain old common sense is helpful even
nowadays
This trial demonstrated Grape-Nuts food
is pure beyond question.
It Is partly predigested.
Appendicitis generally has rise from undi
gested food
It Is not always necessary to operate.
It Is best to stop all food.
When ready to begin feeding use predi-
eested food.
It Is palatable and strong in Nourishment.
1t will pay fine returns in health to quit the
heavy breakfasts and lunches and use less
food but select food certainly known to con-
tain the elements nature requires to sustain
the body. May we be permitted to suggest
breakfast of fruit Grape-Nuts and cream.
two soft boiled eggs, and some hot toast ana
cocoa, milk Postum?
The question of whether GrNpe-Nuts does or
does not contain the elements which nature
requires for the nourishment Of the brain, also
of It's purity will be treated in later news
paper articles.
Good food is important and it's effect on tne
body is also important.
"Tnere's a Reason"
Postum, Cereal Co.. Ltd,
Battle Crock, Mich.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-04

CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

There was no choice at Albany. y.
Y. for United States senator ON the
18th joint ballot Friday. only As leg
iSlatorS voted.
While debating a letter to ste
nogra pher Friday afternoon, Daniel
Low. one of the best known mail or
der merchants in the United States
dropped dead of heart disease in his
Office at Salem. Mass. Mr.. Low was
born in Salem in iS42. y widow. two
sons and a daughter survive.
Three million pounds al butter must
be shipped abroad during TN" next few
weeks in order to prevent heavy LOSSES
in cold storage holdings, according To
Chicago commission men. ON" dealer
who Is credited with holding 10000
tubs of highest grade butter Tor which
he paid u cents pound is nov sell
ing II at - cents a pound. Low grade
butter is affected much moro than the
better creamery products" said n we'll
known Chicago commission merchant.
The great trouble with tho butter
market is that too high II price is ask
ed for stock not worth it For five
wears the commission men have hecu
fighting each other aud now that thoy
have brought about this condition they
must take their punishment"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-04

our city. for the Capital City belongs
to us all
Brief speeches were made by Scna-
tor Ira c. Foss Of Cumberland county.
Representative y X. Mcbride of
Northeast Harbor Byron Boyd of .tu-
gusta, Henry Capcn of Moosehead
Lake, former proprietor Of the Angus
ia House; \. T. Alley of Bar Harbpr
and Morgan ]. FlahertY of Portland.
state Highway Commissioner Paul
ID. Sargent spoke on the development
of the highways in Maine under
commission taking the plac" assigned
Prof. Files. of BrunsWlCk, WHO Is Ill,
and In an interesting manner describ-
ed the initial work and its develops
ment along scientific lines, the build
lug of trunk lines after tn" plans oi
other states which are doing 50 much
to attract automobiles to Maine, the
uniformity of the State road work and
the saving to the stat" in tn" proper
development of IA system or rudt bdild-
ing along scientific lines. lie pointed
out the work that lies ahead in Maine
as is now being done i'll New t'amp-
shire where til" appropriations are
very liberal fer road building and said
that through proper system Of trunk
lines and state roads the whole state
would benefit through the number at
tracted by the modern mode of sum
mer travel in autos.
The resignation was accepted az 4
member and director of Harry l..
Brown of Boston, formerly proprietor
of the Islesboro Inn at Dark Harbof,
who has recently retired from the
hotel business, but who, if hc had re
manned in the association was cousid-
cred iii line for it's presidency HIS
resignation was accepted but only 10
make him an honorary member
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-04
KENNEBEC
VASSAI BOR0.

EAST-Mrs. John Bragg. who was i'll
last week. is improved so a. to lac out
again.
Mrs Geo Priest is on the sick list. hay
ing an attack of neurtis in the hip.
Mrs j. b. Holder has been visiting
relatives and friends near Boston and
Lowell since Christmas.
Mrs. ]. +. Washburn is slowly improv-
ing from an attack of neuritis in the side.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Carl NJ. White of Prov
idence, r. l., to Miss Celia Bishop Far
rar of Dover, y. II. They will b" at
home at Providence after March /. Mr..
White is the youngest son of the late
Henry and Lucic 3. White. formerly of
this town, later of Auburn.
4 family birthday celebration occurred
at Chas. B. Denico's Sunday. Jan. %, it
being the 93d anniversary Of his mother,
Etherlinda Denico. Mrs. Denico retains
all her faculties to a remarkable degree
and is able to see and reads the Ken
nebec Journal without glasses and walks
about with one erutch. She has sustained
fractures of all four of her limbs and
had two shocks. which took her speech.
but has fully regained it SO she talks all
right now. She lives with her only child,
who has four sons settled near by with
three grandchildren. They all went home
to dine with her. but the state of roads
prevented other invited relatives. Home
made candy and ice cream were also
served and she was we'll remembered with
boxes of candy and many postal cards.
Mrs Denico was born near North vas
salboro and has always lived in this part
of town. surviving her husband, Benson
Denico many years. She has two young
er brothers living. Frank Brann of Var
mouth and Hiram Brann of NaSsalboro.
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.,,,..o- =, ,.,,.,,et error in iLpportioa-
i,hltPsrudt, : 80, ~ md Min Fund
ment Of Seh99 I, au IL IN for Or, Of Arlington
j Day OF , MeS,eE' ~ +avor ,,f the town of
:, NJ ~. T.
Porter; poso,v,. in favor of stockholm
1,i 80 :,
tianta''opp eso,ve in favor of the town of
iieTm9A. poso,xc- i, favor OF cary Plan
800. tS0 u
No s. Resolve i'll GaVos of the town oi
Castine
0-I+nTESpAY.. l'#sRttG AIRY b.
q Pa.olya in itsDr OF Charles w.
4,,,c-se So
~ Resolve in favor Of city OF Biddc-
80 for reimbursement for support Of
i9J',,.. Tor na, Ipt'l'''''' - ~ -
| ~ R1SY,Iyf. in favor OF The city of Bid
| da if s7V''sz
! - Ersolye in favor of tlic city of Bid
! aafor5
II Resolve III favor Of the town Of
Ea1I41viIIe.
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RAILROADS AND EXPRESSES.

The Committee on Railroads and EX'
presses will give a public hearing In i'll
room. number 1lG. at the State House in
Augusta.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY !.
No !. On an act to authorize the WIS
casset, WateryilIe, and Pennington Rail
way Company to dispose of u part OF
the property Of said company.
No ). On an act to extend the charter
OF the Jonesrort Central Railway Com
pany.
No .. On IN act authorizing the mer-
ger of the Somerset Railway Company,
the Washington County Railway Com
pany and the Sebasticook ana Moose
mead Railway Company, with the Maine
Central Railway Company.
No. 10, On act 10 amend an act en-
titled 'Au Act ia authorize extensions of
the Bangor md Aroostook railroad IN
ArooSt"nk, Piscataquis. and Penobscot
counties" bong chapter 49, of the pr-
Nate and Special Laws of 1905, as amend
81 by Chapter 20 of the Priv ate and
Special Law Of 1907
WILLIAM j. SkEHAN. Secy.
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WAYS AND BRIDGES.

The Committee OH Ways ana ffld6t7
will give d public hearing III its room' o.
at the state House in Augusta,
FEBRUARY 9, z. NJ.
No a. Resolve i'll tav&r OF the CITY OF
Gardiner and town OF randolph anu
statement of facts in relation to Tue
same. A., -
No. ~ An Act TO prohibit the use ..
automobiles and motor vehicles on one OF
the WAYS of the town of WATERFORD
No. {, An Act for the ownership anu
maintenance of highway bridges by the
state and the construction OF such
bridges by the State counties ana towns
FEBRUARY II, . O'Clock to cohsiuer
An act to amend section So. chapter
. Of the Revised statutes. relating l"
duties of road cou,ul sslonerS.
An act TO incorporate the Saint johh
River Toll Bridge Company.
An act IN aid Of bridge lcrns, Holmes
Stream. IL the town of Whiting III
Washington County.
Resolve il favor of the PASSPORT
FEBRUARY ., 1gn at o'clock to con-
slider
An Act regulating the construction of
fences along public Way.
An act to repeal chapter 80 of The
Private and Special Laws Of l91' r"la-
tive to closing Pond Road in Eeadteid
to automobiles.
JOHN p. LAWRY. Sec'y.
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INTERIOR WATERS.

The Committee on Interior Waters will
give public hearing in its room at the
state House in Augusta
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY at 40 =. NJ.
No. 7. An act to extend the charter of
the ParIin Stream Dam and Improve
ment Company.
No. 8. An act to incorporate the Saw
telle Brook Dam and Improvement Co.
No. 9. An act to amend and extend the
charter OF the Baker and Spencer Brook
Dam and Improvement Co. zat
No. y. An act to authorize the i'm
provement of Fall Brook in the towns of
Bingham and Brighton.
No. Is. Resolve in favor of L. +. Co.
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COMMITTEE HEARINGS
EDUCATION.

The Committee Oh Education VII 14AS
n,itlie hearings as follows
WEDNESDAY. FEHRU AEl l.. I, NJ
No ii An act to amend SECTION . - ~
Chapter IL of the Public Law al - ~,
raiating to the common school tu J.. az, an
the means of providing for ana dis'''o'A-
the same.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY e, !; z y. NJ :.
No Il. An act Ia amend Section - %
Chapter Is OF the Revised Statutes iel3E
ING to school census returns. ct.
No, y. An act to provide for tHo SI55 a..
certifieation Of all teachers oil P"piie
No 3. An act to. amend Section "a 9f
Chanter i of the Revised statutes, reiae-
ing 10 conveyance of school chl'nfeh' -.
No. 9 Resolve in favor OF Bildse"aseF
Classical Academy 800. ~.
No l3. Resolve III favor Of the Esst
Maine Conference Seminary at bucka-
port. ...i, a. IF
Chapter Il. Revised statutes. as aIilehQ t
relating to the appropriations Tor the
schoDIin. in uHorganized townships
No. IS An act to establish = Board OF
Education in the city OF Biddeford. ,,,..
No. - Resolve in favor Of proVidiA7
plans for school buildings. .,..,..,.
\ - An act for the proper obsefN-
ancc of L.ongfelow's Birthday
EUGENE Y. ALLEN, Sec y
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THE HOTEL MEN.
CONTINUED from Page Ono)

measures occupied considerable of the
time Of the business session it was
also voted to endorse the bill now
before Congress favored by the Ma
tionaI Stewards Association providing
that every package shall! be labelled
with statement of its net weight.
\ tallo-ho ride to the Insane Hos
pital, where the hotel men We're for
a short time the guests of Treasurer
Manning s. Campbell completed the
afternoons enjoyment. tn" feature
of the evening was u splendid BAN
quet served BY Landlord Emerson IN
the banquet hall of the Augusta
House. Those seated at the tables
were. J. J. Pooler, Portland; III. ia.
Judkins, Watcrville: Clarence u. Al
len, Camden; r. II. GrOse, Stratton
Il. f. Rowe, Portland; John ii. Mar
bile, Rangeley; Ira {. Foss. Scarboro;
II. L. Cdpen, Moosehead Lake; j. W.
Emery, Manchester; Walter r.
Blethen Dover; Charles l.. Saunders
Winthrop; Byron Boyd. f. {. Carl,
W. r.. Emerson. Augusta; II. NJ
BIanding. Bangor: A. X. Mcbride,
Northeast Harbor; A. p. Alley. Bar
Harhor: G. r. Pattee, Lewiston:
George IL. Bayes. kennebunkport; j.
A. Duane, Waldoboro; T. j. Coffey,
sprjngvale; Paul d. Sargent, Machias;
n A. Merrill, Frederic Mason, Au-
gusta: Morgan J. Flaherty, Portland
Landlord Emerson officiated very
acceptably as POSTMASTER and the fea-
ture of the, evenings entertainment
were the spirited songs of MIR. Emery
OF the Lake House, Manchester. The
first speaker was Eugene c. CARL OF
the Augusta Board Of Trade who said
that the hotel men were good fellows
and that he was glad to welcome them
II say welcome to your city az well al
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BASEBALL NOTES.

That a man could spend most of his
life in Peoli, Ohio. the home of 'Cy'
Young, without knowing Of the great
pitcher appeared improbable Friday to
Judge Bennett in the Boston municipal
court. Levitt Shindall. colored. who
was arraigned for trying to sell as
diamonds some stones said to be
worthless, told the court that he had
lived In Peoli up to Is months ago,
Asked if he knew one "Cy" Young in
that town, he answered NO, sab.
never heard Of him" He was sentcnc
ed to three months in the house Of
correction.
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TAXATION.

The Committee on Taxation VIII give A
Public hearing in its room ut the state
House IN Augusta, as follows
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY ), J., NJ
No. l. I'm Act to Provide for, the TAX
alton of National Bank Deposits
THURSDAY, FEBRIAkY, ?. ,, NJ,
No. g. An Act to Amend Section six
of Chaptor nine of the revised statutes
relating 10 exemptions from Taxation.
No. l. Resolve 1Ittiiyiug Amendmeh,
sixteen to the Constitution of the United
States Relating to Taxes on Incomes.
No ;. I'm Act relating TO the Taxa
ton of Telegraph Companies.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IL > r. NJ
Nc =. An Act relating To the Taxation
of Steam Railroads,
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY iG, p. NJ,
No &. An Art relating 10 the duties al
Assessors in aActrtaining tn" Land VAL
ucs in the various towns throughout thu
state for HE purpose Of procuring data
is "A basis for Il moro equitable system
Of Taxation
HARRY SrETSON. Scc'y.
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"euLLY" SAY THE COLONEL
After Partakins of f5-Cent Lunch
With the Third Avenue Employees.

New York, Feb. S.-Theodore Roosc-
Welt ate a lucent luncheon today. lie
was the guest of his cousin. James
Roosevelt, general superintendent OF
the Third Avenue Railroad, at the
lunch room of the companY's employees.
The colonel ate a chop with green peas,
bread and butter, banana fritters. and
drank a cup of coffee; after which he
declared; Bully
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kENNEEEC COUNTY DELEGA
TION

The Kenncbcc County Delegation will
he in session in Legal Affairs Room Din
the state House at 80 =. NJ. Thursday,
Feb. 3, for the purpose of Il hearing on
An Act to amend See ! of Chap. Ia of
Public Laws of 1906. relative to clerk
hire in the office of Register of Deeds in
kenuebec county
]. r. BERRY Secy.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. Feb, ).
Cotton spot closed quiet. % points low
Ct. middling uplands ll65 do gul lt9o
sales $50 bales.
Galveston quiet u: New Orleans, easy
f4E, Savannah, quiet II ll-I6. Charleston,
quiet ~: Memphis 49,
Consolidated: Net receipts for seven
days 1SJ,31S.
Exports to Great Britain 13Si2 to
France io,S7i; to ointment %. 40. toe Japan
56tj
Stock 9G9,Gii
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The largest grain shipments for a
single day this year will be taken out
from Portland Saturday by the steam
ers Welshman and Hibernlan, a total
of 23S, 900 bushels. There has been a
decided Improvement in grain ship
ments i'll the past two weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-04
Hard Colds.

People whose blood is pur" are not
nearly so likely to take hard colds as
are others.
Physiology goes into the reason.
Hoods Sarsaparlla makes tie blood
pure, causing healthy action of the
mucous membrane and giving strength
and tone to all the organs and func-
tons.
This great medicine RECEIVERS the
system after a Geld. as no other does.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-04
ga Above on Feb. a. Guthrie, Okla.

Guthrie, Okla. Feb, 3.--All high
records OF February were
broken here this afternoon. when at /
O'Clock the thermometer registered 81
dgrees.
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CJ.ON ER- Lac. -.
MESS PORK-3o. 250 20,5o.
Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago, FED. j.
CATTLE-Receipts 1900; market dull,
steady beeves 4S0G6So.
e HOGS-Receipts 1890; market slow.
light 745M7S5: mixed 73ol77o.
SHEEP-Reeeipts 1900: market steady;
native 240GI430; western 225ib430: yearlngs
440m550: lambs native 425G605; western COS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-04

Sedentary habits. lack of outdoor eXer-
else. insufficient mastication of food, con-
stipation. a torpid liver. worry aud anx-
iety, are the most common causes; of
stomach troubles. Correct your habits
and take Chamberlan's Stomach and
Liver Tablets and you will soon be well
again. For sale everywhere.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-04
Boston Produce Market.

Boston, Feb. 8.
BEEF-Fresh steady: whole cattle 9d9i.
BRAN-Unchanged. 26.75@27.25 ..t
BUTTER-Steady.s northern 2Sn2Sl !;
western 27l@2S. .sss. s...-...-s =.
New York 151616
CORN--Unchanged. No. 3 yellow SOY.
EGGS-Steady, choice 90@S1; western %
az.
FLOUR-Firm. spring patent 54O@570.
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CLAIMS.

The Committee on Claims will give a
public hearing in the Taxation Commit
tees Teslss As State Liouss.sr !,
No. /. Resolve In favor of the town of
Oxford.
No. .. Resolve in favor of the town of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-04

\ piece OF flannel danrcnrd Win
CAamberlain's L.ntneut aud b0aHd aa
to the affected parts IS superior Ia aHs
plaster When troubled with lam ua...
or pains in the side az chest give it u
trial and YOU are certain Ia mo mon,
than pleased with the prompt relief
MhicM L AfIarda Sid .-NoL.A h1Lo-
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do Is they promise. y u, r,on9l interview
with the manager OF doctor in charge H.
much 10 De nreferr i'll Ill rasca. is w
can fGoW YOU pCrsu Hal "ndGrs cmeutS from
men high in pnhli, and social Itc who hay,
thoroughly inga ike I'd tic Neal cure and
Nj,tl" cmrhatically '1;t The Neal Treatment
DOES Curr the drip'. haht i'm three days.
Testimonial. If hat hind follows:
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WINTHROP.

The ice races postponed from Tues
day will be run on this Saturday att
ernoon on the Lake Maranacook track.
Harry Lee of Augusta will otficiate as
starter. He will send them off IN the
first race promptly at 100. The en-
tries:
CLASS \.
Maizee E, E L. Walker.
Zaidee. Geo. Lindsey.
Fleet. F. A. Shaw.
CLASS b.
Bagley. f. E. Walker
Lady Stirling, a. +. Smith.
Annie Gains, J. Jenness.
Graphite. E. p. King.
Silver Heels. e. r. Hartman.
Jimmy Boy, E. Cote.
CLASS c.
Vim. H, r. A. Baird.
Wallis, Geo. Perkins.
Farmer Boy c. r. Hartman,
Maggie B.. B. Bates.
Nancy r., H. Riggs.
Starwise, Geo. Lord.
Nancy, c. S. Towle.
Stella, {. X. Hartman.
CLASS ..
Maud Bates, II. Bates.
Trixie NJ, l.. T. Mcnamara.
Charlie d.. II. +. Wood.
Venus, 5. Z. collins.
Fred B., DR.. Badger.
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~ lssisas yeAaSySs, Me's,,|p.sls Statement Of
No. n Resolve IN faVcr of aaintain-
ing lights on the buoys on Upper ana
Lower Richardson lakes with statements
of facts. -
HARRY STETSON, Scc'y.
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HAY nellthgcd. No. . 5ot-..
y Ml'>-Sieady. pure l..
MINED FEEI,-tnchanged 3 .5o : =
9ATS-Fitm. No. ; clipped white. -
f9Ek-F'iTm. medium bucks =. 1rti -.
fOTAToIfS- Steady, white l05mlio
- CART nchangcd. granulated r.
n 4 4 l = j nh .1L
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-04

The ladies of Sturtevant Hill have
recently organized the 5. A. l.. Club.
The first meeting was held Jan. 26
with Mrs. J. y. Morse. when a very
pleasant afternoon was spent. The
second meeting was held Feb. l with
Mrs. S. f.. Burrowes, u pleasant and
profitable afternoon being passed. Re-
freshments were served. The follow
ing officers were elected: Pres, Miss
Harriet Weston: vice Pres. Mrs. s.
Z. Burrowes; See, Mrs. j. b. Morse;
Treas. Mrs. +. f. Bates. Nine mem
bers were present at the meeting. Mrs.
Williams and Miss. Weston are the
next hostesses.
John Slocum of Providence, r. L.,
is visiting his niece, Mrs. q. b.
Churchill.
The Lyric Male Quartet of Lewis
ton. including Justin D. Lawry, Dwight
o. Chapman, Fred A. Ciough, J. Colby
Harvey, with Mrs. Geneva Clark Chap
man as reader and accompanist. will
give an entertainment Feb. at
Grange ehall. A supper and dance
will follow. The teams will carry all
VINO care to attend from the village.
Mrs. ]. H. McIlroy and Mrs. II.
r. Benson attended the mid winter
meeting of the Maine Federation of
women's Clubs at Augusta Thursday.
Miss Hazel Shaw passed yesterday H.
Lewiston.
Mrs. Fred Towns and son Murl are
visiting in Boston.
Mr.. Bean is very i'll at the homo
of his SON. Prof. S. G. Bean.
The Sunday services at the Congre-
gational church include preaching ser
vice at 1890: Gods Responsibility to
His People" Union Endeavor Ray
Kimball, leader, subject, "a Model
Christian Endeavorer." Christian En-
deavor mission meeting, Missions in
the South of the United States Mrs
c. T. Sargent leader: evening song
service, selections by quartet; address,
1.-THE Man of the Hour"
The subject of the sermon at the
Methodist church Sunday morning
will be "Meditations Before an Open
Fire" based on Jeremiah xxXNi;
Sunday school at Il NJ; Junior League
service at P. NJ: Epworth League.
$50, reader, DR.. S. NJ. Cover. sub
iect: "A Winning Start praise and
nroyer raryica p Nj
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Catarrh Cannot be Cured

VIII I.tN|AL APFLItATIONS, ~ the.
cannot reach the seat of thu discaea
tathrrh is a blood or constitutional dlz-
ease, and In order to cure Il yuii must
take Internal remedies. Halls CatarFH
Cur" IS taken internally, aud acts di-
reetlN ON tn blood and mucous surface
Halls eatafrh cure is not a quaclE mod
ict1r, It was prescribed tw one OF thu
hest physicians in this country Tor Xtas=
aud is a regular prescription. Il i esiaz
posed al the best tonlcs known. combined
with th" best blood purifiers. acting d.
rectly uu TIA" mucous surfaces. The pr
feet combination Of the tY.e ingredients
is what produces SHcl wonderful results
ll curing Gatarfh Send FOR testimonials
free.
i. ]. CHENEY 4 co. Props~
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+ ]. CHENEY 4 co. props.

Seld by Druggists price ~,
fahe Halls Family Pills for cpHVtpE-
tiaH
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The COMMITTEES OIL Agriculture will give
public hearings in tile room of the Com
missioner of Agriculture at the state
House. aS follows