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Arizona republican., 1911-05-12
In the Wake of the Measles

The little son of Mrs. O. B. Palmer Little Rock, Ark, had the measles. The result was a severe cough which grew worse and he could not sleep. She says: "One bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound completely cured him and he has never been bothered since Group, whooping cough, measles cough all yield to Fole s Honey and Tar Compound The genuine is in the yellow package always. Refuse substitutes Elvey & Hulett, quality druggists.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-12

Foley Kidney Pills take hold of your system and help you to rid yourself of your dragging backache, dull headache, nervousness, impaired eyesisht. and of all the ills resulting from the impaired action of your kidneys and bladder. Remember it is Foley Kidney Pills that do this. Elvey x Hulett, quality drug gists.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-12
THE BEST METHOD.

Success in business is made from a satisfied customer. Truthful adver- tising is the greatest factor in satis- flying customer. These have always been Hyder Bros methods and have always proved a winner.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-12
GOES TO RANGE.

". H. Wilbur left Tuesday for the Sunflower range to look over his cattle interests there. He was ac- companied by C. G. Jones During MT. WiIbur's absence. A. C. OZanne will assist in the bank.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-12
CALLING ON TRADE.

Alonzo F Lilley. Jr.. representing Sharpe X Doan of Baltimore. spent yesterday here calling on the doctors and druggists.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-12
ATTENDED FUNERAL

A number of Tempe friends and relatives of the Yaegers went to Phoenix yesterday afternoon to attend the funeral of l.. D. Yaeger
Arizona republican., 1911-05-12
FL PASO VISITOR.

w Moore of Fl Paso. representing Krakauer. Fork X Movie dealers in machinery and supplies, was visitor here yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-12

Perhaps, general, if you would study less military science and more Shakespeare. we would not hear SO much of these internal dissensions' in your brigade."-U. S. Grant. Qn talk at officers quarters near
 Chattanooga.)
Arizona republican., 1911-05-12

If the elevator to success is stopped. try the stairs; but if you trade with Hyder Bros you will find the elevator always in working order
Arizona republican., 1911-05-12
VISITING HERE.
FROM PRESCOTT.

Miss lone Pease of Tucson is her, this week visiting the Kingsburys.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-12

Mrs Eli Stauffer of Prescott is visiting her sister-in-l law. Mrs F. W. Griffen.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-12

Our entire stock of Mems Straw Hats, sold up to $3.0O; while they last -......... Soc
Arizona republican., 1911-05-12

Children's Black Hose, sizes from , to 912; regular 15c; while they last ...8 Sc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-27
Lands in Nebraska
to Be Thrown Open
Northwestern Receives Blus Prints
shvEi1g Topography and VA
TIRE q Reservation

yHF Nu-zhWss1tru genera Passenger
-f7uss hEvs r-uslrsE Lhs Grst blus prints
t.ux-lnE he l.hErEccsz q The s1L and Iht
r..,ur-Euif1r q lre fun Al3trErE nllLtEiE
.--s.r-srsan SOON 10 De lpene5 70 settle
rssrt. Ttls resss-f anon -lss cEs- And nl,ltl
4 Ea5surzr ne Nft- sE1soc.ns Wsl - 10
1.,s-t .ff Esut1 lfEEulE s-E-E -ue, ne Mo
1rz~s rfrar Glowing lrrouEh II fr11l north
urssT 20 southeEE- o. uu-rG-lr.s g. aH acres
u land the tfgs T1lrtE shuE1uE rhEi from
re a. aE guE--sf sections are Level ED0d
FrT and usl EdapIac for Agricultural pIir-
F.azes T7hf ts lEncF 10 rrTanE ra nl's- While
In rfs sKtHeErF ror1iun there 10 some EE3c
lEov.asr. n Is u1nHidsrs1 Eoa< ErEEing And
Eruck land
Aes.rad - - rhs keTInss rsnsVst A. ths
\ -,-rfwssisrn 01fBcsE mDEi q IRE detEili
NECESSARY fer rfrgWfaE the lEnd open q
sessls1ns1i have h.sen w0rksd gu and y d
..E1.scss,s mat ne sEtHs trAct VII be read
-u- hr.1nsFtsA6srF cary next EErEug- WEii1
r-tt III rus5tirs % kDsEn b. Is sEPe1tet
rhHr n disrnsinF q rhs lNns the EUrsrn
rnerr WIZ purEuF fhs same palieE that IA
t.s,sr followed iu uTssEinE ufhe- iEnds Il
s.--ts11,err Wueh - IhiE rs4HrT-Etay lEne
afp-eiH-y thEt thHf 81 el1Es % NslsHrns
8 q -hs sane c.E-ErtET a. ne a. rte.
AND ffW rl1ef AVA NEirh is HUE Ss8
{ lrr e. sruu E5s rB ~ pe- Hefe
f, Lus e lus NatraHkH zIg's-l --sritl farm
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-27
CALDWELL 4 DRAKE ON GRILL
SoEnfy ComMiEEaVnsTy VII Omit Foal-
ING with Contractors.
EEAKHe Is SET FoR THURSDAY
1I6ed hr CSuEtE ArI0raey KREitsh
CSunrr BsarS WIN Meet General
HBd SuheOntrHrT0rr and
PIERCE Fad of Delay.

Patience exhausted by NE alleged care
isss En6 Bsed5asE 6slEy q ou1lsrr0clluE IN
ne nHE county bundtnE- the Board 81
CuuntF Commissioners Al ia nesting sat
Erdsy morning determined 20 force CsB3o-
vel d DRAKE, The genera contractors, 20
Al undertaking IN hlEEE End Ehi1s AID
- farns them 10 give satisfactory service
ana sEpea1uous Vurk fHan nsw uurI
The Nork IL Done. ThE matter VII ts
lhrEEbsa Uu1 Thursday E-ts-z5on.
John LA1s1ssr a-thilsca 81 1hs sulld-
ing reported 70 lhs commissioners lhst
1hs EUrk IL progressing win EssslutslE
1ner-uEz.sls sl1EDsss re declared ma
fiaue George u. C1laEsn promised 70 hEve-
me huIalr.E 11ikhes ~ Octal,sr -es
WORK Las been Sc sluE thE1 IL DgE vi
bs q gHyasEl irBE,ass b-lry 10 finish laz
wur'f bsf1rs gEnuETF-
TINS vas B0l the unlF uu1IEilEluI IL
LE-HuBzr me 70 EilEe. 5s SAT hs has
4 z..sz urIstas GO ln8uef M Cal5V-sl O. u-E
( Fe-H,n reprs=sHrlHE him 10 6@al sELs-
lsc-a---r regarding -1e r-uC-u-a matters
Whc1 EsEi ~ E11su5=d @.
Va Arr IN thr - 49,
-ht a-lI1tr-. reported -t.EI -Is Es1=-'s-
csnrr-ac-a--F Elsb 10 rsuoTs trHlr zsE--uE
T1nrt 1r-m ire new aulc-rE and Etac'
gT,uz. Lls ru-aI- tuc burden e. n9l -irl
ttHalEr -f.f -gmfrr al-url1 i-D- E'lTi-rf
- Hs-1Ehe-. ire hsz-uE suc paEritrlls
sut.-eortrE--Ur SAYS De hEs psHu u1lEti'
% progress E-t rbe irslEiHrun q Tan
heating plan tslElst rht Eensrsl -1l
tractors 7sau1 En5 men are lie VA
Caarrr CauITr.lssl1inFT gutE C. Lyntl
ssls he vas 9Egused te The u-uuJs . rHE
.r- l1r r=E1Huslt..-lIr snc THE ls tft nus
q beating me DC iliES- - b. CEl1Wcl Z
L,-at+.s l..z ness -a lea b. and care 1g
m a. aff.eT EEFs mi n Is clul5islt,-
L-u-F u1re1 90 summon laloEel
-f-EEs. Co-Erg A--a-Eer ErE-s an and q
rtt s1f-o-,T. r-urs -C UlHsI VIVA me l'Ia-
p 7-rr=lHr EfsaFu1sn a. g cci1dk an
fllrssr au1 -f-E u-n1is ralIIE slltdiHE msrrF-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-27
Injured Workmen
Ask for Damages
Another ATRlKzchs Of Personal Iajury
slIts Are Filed with District
Court Clerk

Anu1hsr Avalanche O. persona INJURY
GElnEEs Euns keE1 the 1EinE clerk bEsy n
t0s CIsrrdrt rozrT Office Saturday.
ssHaElIsuc Fluss8 ASKS E5lHa damages
Irar- lht Tuy- Pacific RAILWAY for The loss
ar { ri-rs E1ue.f- e lHf q 1gs rH- rUEhls6
uff q hsudHHr and sluzshs5 me nEna Dsnes-
sffzrtElE an operation b. EEEE
A--aEIuo T'usca SshEE1iHIs F'Hrr1htIlE
and TIr.rsu8o Marcurio BEGh ash S5-iHH can
H--s frrrn IRE Omaha and Cuun-l SaEfts
sr-srt1 E-a5UIg rs-zuBET 1rg iriEFass sus-
.Liued when HErs were started az ines
t,l---6e5 lhsrr and tnsy we're 1hrU~B g me
.isrsFns-1 ThFy SAY thslr nerves we're
.-a--a-s7 and lhsHr zEhf 1snEsirad
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-27
BOY NAY HAVE MET FOUL PLAY
Little Theodore DAVIS Is Carried Away
and Is Not Seen SGEes-
GRAXDM0TEKR 10 EnK CHANGE
Nan SAid - Have LWre4 Mrs hlAHA-
beth Davis 70 Omaha 10 said te
Have Beaten BST Tain Ne
A TnreooEnfEHhle-

The gsr- seen q NJ ErEDasu1 y ~ y Lae-
ne Va rEEs- r-u-n rhs home q Mr. AsrF
Ez.9fs-u a. 4B1. North slzis-s1Ilh street ~
a nEr ] t,sBsvs 20 hs WLIhEE AsssieE
The l,ur Vas cJrHTus wiz Nhfie Iioih
AID -be INV returned without TIN
rms sanr.rnsut was Ensss ~ Mr. hH-S11
-lH-ss vfhu - bs7s frum -'0uK lltF 70
search for he- dEugh1tr- M ben
Davis ans her s-yEEr-oia grEoaHri1l, Ihs0-
6rre DAVIS Snf hHBsvss IhHz harm las
r--oe 70 N. wruurszeT Ehs wEs hroEEhi
here ~ ms z3uiher, who daf'sl-issa her has
hsps ~ 70 VIA EDotfsr man believed q
re W1lliEu Messed
Ty,vgs- iEEtier a. Fa- North siK1ss1th
Frr-sa Vf5rh krs- ClsrEa EfraE a. rhs
rsaseaas Il Mrs. Hsc1run disclosed ths
rs-- rhut No Euch EuuzEn LrsE rh=rs A.
fais number thsrs u rsstElrEni and
-aaEp lodging house
M. cara appeared a. Esahos haE6sl-ET-
-=rs Saturday muruiaE 70 solirit ne AID
Z the Bullcs IN locating hsT grEnaslu
She Vas srrulE IN me bebsf La TIE ri-io
a. been to--ly daElrr WITH shs sHtc tins
morning mas she Euli5 FTsET OK a We
-Err n 8 afternoon ChErrtnE AeEsack E.i-
l-BanHzlrsr ne rhlI5 II 1hs hay hEs Dr-
ben 6uns EwHF N--h sEit Mrs. Clarke
And fms l-lEr 8 wll prosecute The k1d-
z.s-,er ta ire fun sr1su1 q 1he law , az
rmnr "a g7sruEtu IN Ihs cry Hnu Eunt tu'
Ha- ch1d . bare 10 s-Ey here lht -
. IA me- q ms D e. 7 wTf find ths hcE ~
- crzE ~ Ei7s and ] W-T =psnf e. 30
nan+F Q can Esl n Tr1seru-s the --
. a-aH~
IRE l.rr rho = a uoo5 IseE1E --'
f.8oE 8sEEnr bsiuFEs b. M rlE-kr- ar
+ cord llE 20 her clEi-us she SAYS 50
E4uE-e5 Ire hos
2rs C.H-Er Ur-lseE r-lr ulr Co. - rA7
Wf-h riafs1rtrE Lsr ulBl ~ hHf eHuE tf-
Eu5 Ee- ur hEr TC 2HHTs Der rushBTn a.
eu-us 20 nusEhs -r HTt VIZ au- L'-r--s
her nrr-Hf- 1EE-i1- Ms ClE-fs f1un1 90
uzr TTsHu -lFv Errvet In omaha rns
rs1r-o 1rs- cars E-res-. on TIE Usrg ca O
-tslT E~-1rH1 E-rsrrT-E were ulhds 10 plEt
rhE rtlc ir an tns-tru-uE- NJ cars
SAD -MsssscE rpnE me rEz or an
declared rfHr 20 WIS ne AMER and rf1s
- pass t1-r tr an l-.E11rriHE- Ever pa
- usuf ss va refuses HsIEizsilE-
2 EngE u - Re a Rae rh-t -ns ll-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-27
Big Crowds Going
to Fair at Lincoln
1RilroE6E Are Preparing 70 Eszslt
Many Passengers During Week
Of September Fourth

Ths ral-rnEdE are preparing 70 handle flE
lrr-ErEs n lhs slE-e far a. Lincoln tht
r-E1 V-s.k iu -sT+@11bef- TaasaEE- n sanes-
Gag 4lE -sursLaG 20 FAR week AL 81 ths
ruHds running irru l-nrllE sEpecI % Ia ne
ED Ct Ihtr sur-fZs e-UVDer- -r serve
Errra ruS-aef Wi8 - E-1Echse a. al reg
HlHr TRAINS and On s-rF e. thf hnes f9e-
gsals Wa 49, r1n 6r--1nr ~ rHres hfr aaTs.
T-hs Fu1..-.E1sH on lrs rfr'+rlz-F rst+r1'a-
-o NU rlr F-.ueE. -ralUr tr.u ts--zrs
1g-rnurs SE-,e~Hr Vans l1v- r1-lr-4-s
I5slarsre Er1Hl1 .pe Ez1-r-l vrl L-Eks1-sn
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-27
WOlcOtt is Unable
to Find BOndSmen
Prisoner Nay Be ATrEigns6 On
Few Charges During
:, eek

CrTzus c Wuln1rt ATE general assent q
the F-a6eErEl Insurance COMPANY, vino IL
AMAZING uT1El "a me charges q forgery
and sIrssEz1e-nsut has n11 been Ehis -
secure bu-IE
TIE badiruuEl charges Whieh Esrs to
have hssn flied DO AaslErHu1 County A.
rlrnsy PAM Saturday morning were na1
brought int conn i is uudsrEipo6 ll.ll
these chEHEeL Efdeh are nultsrzl gilEte1 lr
ths United States NEunuEl bEHk Ndl De
truuEft 40 su-l. I--ae --iE ueFF pr+l ll-
prisoner htzl1l Is such LhEl he NAV he
Aria Eusd f1- q ssrrud tune
A. present NJ. wsinoti Is ladsr ths care
a. q TifIrEic.En EuL l1f uaBdilla1 ssrur-E p
murunE WES nu1 improved UTs1 rtzl q
the rEu GAYS Eusz11ls-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-27
Speeding Cyclists
Pay for Searching
Thrss Men Arrested far Tiolsrlng the
Speed Law Draw Fines II
CEEf0ndE Court

Speeding n1laa-FrhF-E are EEEir rhs SID
ie1- q Erreu-ur 81 trrs E'ehus- Three 90
-nsrr were uurlu1ed - 1ul fl1red m g'.s.-
s11-r sEr-rdE- ulu-U-r ana me hlEg
e--s are 1H 1olkuE E-- EDCrt- H.. EFlga-
=c1 vas eE-Eh1 rIrnzHE 10 -rs srnTt.-nsI
81 a f1r1g-f ve--rlils Clip And r r1s- han
UE J. a. EaIhluAd waEu s.uir tuTEE nice
AZ huUr IN ne rsd -C pa fE-s q 81
p -1hns1n rEred t,elsl- ias uHae "a 3
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-27
MEET ON BRIDsES'GKKlYERSkRY
Tweuty -Fffrh Nedd-G N-sr 81 Lee
Bridges C%l~hrEuea Last HfEht


TIE twenty -elfll Errf' s-iiETE q IRE UHd-
d1ug q NJ and Mr.. lee ErcErs uLs
r=lst,-Etst b. fr1snds g. ti.s n8ulh sias
Tursss hEl lasz uiE1- Es1,r Lz1lr.sl
hssds1 rhe 1siaEEriuu Wtrr- vsrr frH1
ci;F hsn and o. iDciaas1 rll-i-llnf arc
personal fraends 81 rh- Saclrl6 EErd ca-a-
cilzzlEH fru1 a. Ursr uz cl.s-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-27

WA bsE1sn by me gzEn Unru The In
teIl0w WEE ElzaaE1 uUreauE-tzEtls AT
r1t c0uEjt had been hsrt faT 3 fsu Ga
tbsT moved 10 1f1f NR-1h S1KlaeIth stree
Esre. u1s afternoon TIE uEn r9uE n
shDs cut. covering han ~ With = Eisth
and InE1 Wks the last ever seen q q
ErEnasoa- The coEzls lhsn lei thEi J-Ea
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-27

ALHlON Sch. AuE -s-.ss'Uli y -
rsrdET taf ait ss-rl.re ar fsa.af ul-1rT hsii1
tfelr annual Glr-sl az Ifrs fair Eru-uas- see
r.e fru-G paris 90 l1e r1-u-E came a. r-n-
arfls alL Et ua1- lllf E-ra-lds were ltrr-
AIR rars.sl urfE TsuEt.f Euc -eEus- Iat
asEreas 10 George o. E.e-E= VEs Esl re-
e.lvs,5 b. liit arse aa5iHroe- Tnt Es-srnuu1
Vaf reL 1ed Elh lhs u.- SETTLERS
ffalar El1 r1rls o4 TsEa--s E-1E- m
&c ssetlars emma Il1-ar Vl ngrsEf-s-
BE- tallslaered als 81 ils hg aE-E q -
E-ar
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-27

is IuHEtes UPan purri1n q ne rsssrrG-
riu-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-27

AErsrrlsfrs ear -1rE- Omaha Nl-h un-
V-s3.BE,e--Ilf Tea
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-27

NettT To- lElE ~ lnltE Lat b5ltlgTtT s
-autes-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-17
SEiNERS ARE PLEASED.
Consider That Compromise Is Victory
for Their Cause.

Frederick w. HinckleE Portland
the attorney who has led the fight of
the sein"rS against the. attempt of the
Wcirmen To- pass laws further reEulat
ing the catching of herring. stated
Thursday that the parties had reached
an agreement whereby the bill pro-
viding for the licensing of all weirs and
traps. generally known as House bill
AZ would be passed without further
opposition and all other herring bills
would be indefinitely postponed.
The SeincrS or tWinc- Wcirmcn con-
slider this n complete victory for their
cause, while ii is understood that the
Weirmen consider that tine enactment
of a law making licenses necessary
Will do away with som" of th" OBJ
iectionable features of the scining
This ends one of the biggest herring
fights that ever took place in the
Maine Legislature, and enables tn,
Democratic party to avoid alternating
the vot" of either faction. something
feared by the leaders.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-17
TO NEXT LEGISLATURE.
Plan of Bonding York County for
Courthouse Repairs VIII Go.

TIE York county delegation has had
under discussion the bill now before
the Legislature giving the county
commissioners authority to bond the
county to ra~o S25,000 for improve
m"ntS ON the Cd Alfred court house
and atter an interesting debate voted
. to ) to refer the matter to the next
legislature. two members refusing to
vote. When tn" vote was first taken
il was on Representative Weymouth S
motion to indefinitely postpone The
matter. the vote on this resulting q
TO ) and Senator Smith of WATERFORD.
Who presided tied the vote. Repre-
sentative Weymouth then announced
that II an adverse report ON his mo-
tion to refer To- the next Legislature
Was made lie would file a minority re-
port and fight out the matter On the
floor of the House.
Two years ago it was thought by
tn" county commissioners that TIE
sum of 800" OF SN0oo would br Suf-
iicieat to make tho needed alterations
and the opponents to bonding the
county claim that the $1,000 is for tho
purpose Of making such extensive. i'm
provcments that tie voters would not
care to further disturb the old court =
hous,. which Will be practically re-
built il the act passes
Nearly 20 Years ago there was an
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-17
FLEsn.FoRMlNG FOOD

When you buy a package OF Samosc,
the great flesh forming food. weigh YOUR
self and see how much you gam in the
first weeks use. Bowditch. Webster a.
co. will tell of many of their customers
who month ago were thin. pale and
haggard. but who are now, through the
use OF Samosc, plump. strong and hap
py. with perfect health and attractive
flesh They have seen 50 many instances
of the wonderful power of Samose to re.
store the weak and sick to strength and
health. and to make good natural flesh
that they give their personal guarantee
with every package Of Samose they sell
to refund the money if it does not prove
satisfactory.
Samosc Is a pure preparation, and can
be used with absolute confidence by the
most delicate. 1t gives remarkable re-
suits with children who are weak and
run down and without appetite. 1t builds
up the thin. puny girl and woman to per-
feet plumpness and health. 1t is the only
ffesii forming food of its kind ana IN ad-
idition II strengthens every organ OF the
body. restoring strength and neaith 10
the whole system. mchiS-15-17
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-17
fse CoLe 70, the Bn".nted -

Robert Peacock of Lubcc objected t.
state inspection and stated that before
when the State inspected the results
were not satisfactory. He thought an
honest man would pack honest goods and
that a dishonest man would pack dishon-
est goods in spite of inspection.
Prof Wood was of the opinion that il
the bill was made an optional measure
that it ought to be hroadened so that
packers of products Other than sardines
could have inspection If they wanted it.
James Alternately of tn" Sunset Packing
Co. of Pembroke thought it might be pos
siblc for the law to work a hardship OF
the small packers.
Charles lInckley OF Lubcc wanted tC
know if il wouldn't be possible for the
man who had accepted inspection to make
trouble for the man without it and eX-
agGeratr the value of inspection in his
advertising. Prof Wood replied that he
had never yet been obliged to go out ant
look for trouble. and that when he in.
spccted he Inspected an industry. not N
individual. in proceeding under the gen
cral pure food and drugs act.
The matter was tabled for eXecutiv,
session.
Rep. Porter of Pembroke told the com
mittee that the purpose of the bill TO pro
tcct scallops in his town was to proven
the Canadian fishermen from coming over
and dragging a scallop bed in Pembroke
ana taking the catch back into CanadG
where it was packed III cans. There was
no objection.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-17
Doq Fish Convention.

The resolve calling upon the Governor
Of the state to call convention of the
governors of all the states for the pur-
pose of considering ways and means to
exterIninatc the dog fish. and calling upon
Congress to make appropriations for re-
ducing works SO that dog fish may be
converted into fertilizer, and further pro-
viding for "A bounty Oh dog fish. was sup
ported by Luther Maddocks of Boothbay
Iiarbor. He said that a number OF years
ago he conceived the idea that the ivers
and oil of the dog fish had commercial
value, SO he offered the fishermen two
cents apiece for all that they would brin.;
in. The first year he had to buy 2,o0g.W0
dog fish. They turned him handsome
profit. TIL" next year some of his neigh
borS went into the business and he DIDN'T
get quite 50 many and the number con-
tinued to decrease until at the md of the
fifth year he didn't get hardly any. He
thought that his experience demonstrated
how easy it would be to eNtcrminate the
dog fish. once the hshcrmcn could find a
market for them. The matter was ta-
bled until someone could obtain the views
Of Governor Plaistcd on the matter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-17
THE DEMOCRATIC PLAN
For the Representative Class ific ation
in Franklin County.

The following classification of the
towns OF Franklin county has been
agreed upon by the Democratic County
Committee Of that county, the Frank
lin county member of the State Com
mittee ana Representative wilkins
of jay, the only Dcmocratic member
of the Franklin county delegation,
This classification gives the county
four representatives as formerly.
Class 1-Wiltor, jay, Carthage, pop
ula ton 5435.
Glass 2-Farminston. Chesterville
Temple. Washington Township, Per
'kins Plantution. population 1890.
Class 3.-Phillips, Avon. Strong, New
Vineyard, Industry. New Sharon.
Township D. Township f. Township
d, Weld, population J0"5.
Class f-Freeman, Salem. kingheld
Madrid. Rangolev. Eustis. Long Plan
taton. Coplin Plantation. Dallas Plan
tation, Sandy River Plantation,
Rangelcy Plantation. unclassified ter
ritory. population 3445.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-17
ST. JOHN VALLEY ROAD. g
Offer to Build Received BY Premie
Hazen at Fredericton. N. 8.

Fredericton. y. B.. March I6--An offer
to build the proposed st. John VALLEY
Railroad from Grand Falls to ST. john.
received by Premier Hazen from Thomas
Malcolm, was made public here to-day
Mr.. Malcolm. who has just completed the
International Railroad from Campbelltou
ia Edmundston. offers on behalf of the
Quebec & New Brunswick Railway Co.
to construct the st John Valley road, the
line when completed to be leased TO he
Canadian government and operated as
part of the Intercolouial system. Hon
Mr.. Haacn replied that he would discuss
the proposition after Parliament at Otta-
va had acted on certain legislation rcla-
tive to the matter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-17
RHEUMATIC PAINS
IN BACK AND HIPS
May Cause CroundIess Fear Of
Kidney Trouble.

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alarmed try good remedy for rbeuma
tism or lumbago. such a. Dr. Williams
Pink Pills and ssec il the symptoms do
not disappear.
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their direct response TO the needs OF the
blood. That they dothis well is shown
by the gradual disappearance OF tbe
symptoms and the return OF color and
health. They lay the foundation for
permanent health IN the future.
Mrs. Andrew Gregory, oi L. r. d.
No. >, Concord, Michigan, who was
cured by this treatment, says:
81 suffered from rheumatism for =
year and think it was brought on By
run down condition caused by over
work The muscles in my arms and
legs were awiully sore and lame, and I
was so crippled that ! couldn't move
about much. For a time | couldn t
feed or help myself and suffered from
pains in my back over the kidneys aud
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to retain food, was filled with gas and
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pain. Ny complexion was yellow and
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