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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23
IN THE DISTRICT COURT

The following eases have been sci
for trial in the District court
Wednesday, April 28th
3l37 Jesus Ahrigo Il a.. theft oI
lIor>r
3l>1.W. n. Rutlcdgr. assault with ia
tent 10 rommIt murder.
i49H. .Iarnhn Morales. theft ~ horse.
3lUl. Norhrrtu pcrina. theft ~ neat
cattle.
Thursday. April Goth.
3lu6. Anicito Pizana. theft Of neat
cattle.
BOIL. Anicrto Reyes. theft Of 4 mare.
}l27. Robert Mcneil. assault with IN
tent 10 commit murder.
$500. Wcnsrlado Saldana .Ir. X
Frliciano Cautu theft of property oi the
value of $1,000 or over.
31:i2. Andres Ramirez. theft of neat
cattle.
Friday. April 30th.
3l37.-.Io>c Olvrra, accessory 20
murder.
Sal. severe Ayala. theft Of property
of the value MI 5000 or over.
3ll4. NJ. II. Lubbock. Knowingly rr-
%rcivlug stolen neat cattle.
3592-IrSus Ccballos. assault with
intent 10 commit murder.
Saturday, May 1st.
5000. Andres Garcia. theft at neat
cattle.
5000. Vicente C%aStorena, burglary Of
"a railroad ear.
:i6O3. Geronimo Icrrata ct al. theft
of neat cattle.
Tuesday, May 4th.
}6O4. Timoteo Rohles II al. theft of
neat cattle.
1910. George Dewey Raycl theft Of
4 mare.
1923. George Dewey Rayrl. man
slaughter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23
Cupid And Commissioner Camminetti
Z: 4 x Il i:
Continue At Loggerheads In Hospital

court house. the county clerks office. and
the marriage license clerk. - tar 80 good,
hut again on the street hc .a~ seen au,
taken IN charge IN a United States immi-
grafton officer. and away ~ the station
and 10 a detention room under lock and
key went the unircr.
Thus did the immigration uilirrr- cir
cumvcnl the wi-hc~ NJ Dan Cupid. and thus
did an early marriage and \ coy home M
Vera Cruz ~ a-glimmrriug, tor THE TIM,
being ~ least.
Today thi~ officer was offered the up-
%portunity Of returning a. the Red Crp~-
hospital provided hc would -ign an atti-
davit that hc would not be- married while
held IN detention here. The wording ui
the affidavit did not appeal to HIM. q quc~-
iion having arisen in hi mind a. to the
propricty OF the Spanish used, he rciu-cd
To sign the affidavit. Therefore. back un-
der lock and key hc went and perhaps vii
remain until the ~iNiy-twu wounded ar,
sent under guard ~ Eagle Pass and Pie
dra~ Nc-ra~. which probably will ~ Natur-
day gitcru"un.
Oucr lHudrl il NrNirn IN the authuri.
Ties. however. .u WY. ,I lc nothing. except
the lark WI rr ry,nt III return.
Ing Ky thc United ~i.ir- rl luimiu- hi-
bride.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23

Dan Cupid and Commissioner Cami-
nctti of the United State department of
commerce. who makes ruling concerning
the privileges nf aliens held IN detention
IN the United States immigration authori-
ties. continue Up hc al luggcrhead~ over the
romancc- that have developed ~ \ result
of Nilli~ta wounded being attended IN vol
unicrr nurses III Brownsville.
Cummi~~innrr Caminctti says IL the
Villa wounded while YOU are detained
~ ,u alien yuu can not become 4 bcnc-
diet
Dan Cupid say: III You can lind amy
Way a. circum,cut Commissioner Cami-
ncjii. go a. H.
One couple successfully cvadod the
Caminclti law and were properly -plIccd,
bat immcaiatcl, operated, a. wa~ told ia
The Herald yesterday.
But another ruuaurc developed tu ihr
license purchase point iat, Tirr l ai-
cruuou. a wounded Villa Office. vlo
since hi- recovery ha~ been gi,in- more ri
les trouble both ~ the hospital and thr
immigration authoriiir-. Yesterday after
noon Slipped ont NJ TIE hospital IN means
NJ MI alleged %purluincd pas. one that wa-
recalled IN II. ii. Harrison. at tho i;c,
Gross hospital. and wa~ taken from ILL.,
dr~k. Thl~ officer gained the street. ihr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23
DR.. HARRINGTON TAKES INITIATIVE IN EFFORT
TO GET EXPERIMENT STATION FOR THE VALLEY

' INAnIIE
have definitely decided to try too secure The Incorporation IL the
: appropriation bill nov being framed tor the special session ~ appropriation
: or ~ experiment station m the Lower Eo Grnndc Valley. either IL Iidhgo
: ~ cameron county want ~ secure nt only the active support and r-
: operation 81 every paper ~ the Valley. ht ~ every farmer. business and
: professional man. do not know N which county ur at what place ~ either
: count, the station Ill be located, II y e secure it,. and that matter j. I'M
material 10 me- The important point j. to secure the station. An alqroma-
: tn Will ~ Lcedcd for the wear 1915 sud Tor the year 1916: Nc should have
: $1,000 for the first year ms S750o for the second. In addition to that.
: there must be- some locals assistance IN securing a proper site Tor the station
The actual location will probably be made by the tate experiment sta
: lion hoard There are now ten i these stations located in vanpu- IHu~ OF
: "nr commonwealth. but none of hem meet the requirements of the Lower
: produce the crop and The only vital question j. Tie marketing. This j. true
: FOR certain crops, particularly for hcan- cahhap, and lettuce; but here are
: any number OF agricultural prnhlcn~ yet to be solved IN the Valley: prob
lens involved ~ The production both III truck crops and staple crops. and
: which rHn NJ solved only IN actual field trials The possibility XII the ntrf
: dn|"n of new rrI~. which might become Of far reaching value. would Of
: itself Justify ne establishment NJ Y ~ttion. There are many questions in
: NrNed under the heading Of "rNagr." which have ~ been entirely solved
hope, therefore that commercial clubs. business men. farmers and an
: others Interested N the development at the Valley will write a hurr ~ the
: Hon. y " Nag~tah. chairman, appropriation committee. Austin. Texas. ug-
: ng HIM 10 insert ~ fine appropriation bill IN item of SlOOO fr the first year
: and $1,000 uc second year for the maintenance and support Of an experiment
. station IN the Lower Rio Grndc Valley.
. ANA myself going q Austin to see Nh. Naetan and use whatever IN
. flucncc can hrm" To bear. bginutely of course. in order to get the arrro-
. would ak numerical clubs in the Valley especially, To be =, prompt a. pos
: ~Hr IA sending IN formal requests urging Nr. Wgg-tan to included these
. items IN hi hill.
. II We u" net get the Item included in advance il the bill. il will BE- very
: Difficult i" have Them inserted ~ amendment on the fnor Of the house: on
: the other hand. II W ~ ret them inserted. ii will ~ very difficult for any
: body to encompass their defeat on the floor of the house
: lh"f" the week.. papers Of the Valley will reproduce this rummunia-
: tmn. Your very truly. III. II. HARRINGTON.
: kmc~vlt. Texas. April =. 1915. Agricultural Director
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23

BOIL. Rodo4tu NUM-. ihrit ~ \ marr
and = horse mule.
36l6.- Resale Guticrrrx tlIrli oi
neat cattle.
Wednesday, May 9th.
36i1.- .loSc Rios. assault with intent
tu commit murder.
Soils. LUIS .Ari>mrndiz. theft Of 4
horse.
:ihl9. l;rulah Zimmerman. %coivrNin.
instruments into Jail ~ aid rSrapr.
$500. Guadalupe Aguilar. mlawfuIly
.dispo>lng Of mortgagrd property.
Monday, May 3rd.
360s. Baltazar l%'ortilla ~ AL. muir.
der.
5000. PririIiann Mendoza. rape.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23

rem tn ihr effect that They wish thy ~rr
vice. Editors ul other Wfrhl, papers
ur agricultural papers. which arr pub
li-hri "Wednesday. Thursday. wv Eri
day. nr NJ dIilN papers which du NOT
receive press a>>uriitiuu service. and
y hu wish these forecasts On mail cam
obtain them lt writing "a The "Onicial
DO charge I. :. Weather Bureau Onicc"
at the nearest distributing center from
which they can receive the forecasts by
mail in time for publication.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23
Soldiers on Honor as TO Letters.

Correspondence ~ the Associated Prc>~.l
London. April 23.-ln order "a relieve
lihr hard worked censor. soldiers writing
home %lcttcr~ from lhc front are now bcIu.
r.: on their honr a. to the contents ct
heir letters. \ special envelope ha- been
->ucd To the tro"p~ IN The fighting line for
this purpose. It j. green m color and
headed "On Active ScrV On the flap
H. this declaration. which must hc signed
hv The writer: II certify on my honor that
the contents Of this letter refer ~ moth
in. but private and family matters"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23

NANTED-Po~itiun IN Young man book
knowledge in ~alc-man~hip, and speaks
English and Spanish i%lucutly. VIII con
~'ier other propositions. References
given. Addrc~~ { + 4. care Herald
l223t.'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23

where lr ufII mIkr " survey WI u cotton
crop Mr. willard has Just returned
from North Texas where hr recently
completed w similar survey.
MI Willard NOW has assisting him.
iu his work ". :. Haskell. ~ the same
department. Both returned 10 Browns.
Vile last night from up the valley
points. Whcrt they went ou truck crop
Investigations iu connection with bull.
lriiu> being prepared by Mr.. willard.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23
foR SALE.
MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-A Young lady for office work.
One that can speak both Spanish and
English. Apply y. Herald. -l l5tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23
Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey

according to directions. II tones and
strengthens the system and promotes
GOOD digestion. which is the key to
health. Ii is a recognized family medi-
cine everywhere. Invaluable for over
v~.orkcdmen and delicate women. Duify's
a promoter of health and longevity.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23
HELP WAMTED-FEMhIE

WOMEN make 10 ~ 49, weekly selling
Guaranteed HOSIERY. Experience nucco~-
AIRY. Part or iull time PAIN ~ hcauti-
n,IIlk hose free tu iir-i person accepting
a.rncyin Your town. Write International
Mlll~. Norri~tnwn. Pa 1lttw.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23
CROP SURVEY TO BE MADE
IN YAZ00 VALLEY SOON

Rex VI. willard. agent WI thr farm
management division W. the United
States department uf agriculture. cN
poets n" leave thr earl, part WI thr week
for the Nazuu delta. iu Mi~~i>>ipui.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23
CHRISTIAN T%HORsETH

CHRISTIAN THORSETH
This kindly old gentleman who does
not look his So years. wrote US over q
wear ago as follows:
"Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey has
donc wonders for me. | became 50 well
that no one would believe il was l.. 1
J am better after using Dufy's Pure Malt
Whiskey so | will continue same"
Only recently he urote as this:
81 was born Oct. 18th. lS29. and now
while we are having the worlds last war,
want TO thank Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey which has enabled me TO bear
my age 50 vel l."-ChristIan Thorseth.
Norway Lake. MINI.
II you wish 10 keep young. strong and
vigorous and have in your checks the
glow of perfect health. take
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-23
EDUCATIONAL.

HANISH LESS0NS-MiSS Francisco Bo-
'iado, 52l Elizabeth street. Sessions 5
to q and Z Ca : y. m.-2l5Itf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-30
Dexter

The question Of securing Rev. Har-
ry Taylor for series Of evangelistic
meetings is being agNated by the
members Of the Dexter First Baptis.
church. He was in Dover and Fox
croft recently, where with his singer.
Ohio Hatch, he held very successful
services.
One Of the best meetings Of the
Parent Teachers Association was
held Thursday evening at the High,
School building. Music was furnish
ed by the Dexter Male Quartet and
a mandolin trio composed Of Mrs. Err.
nest Blaisdell, Mrs. Clara H. Cross
land and Miss Elsie Carsley. An ex-
ercise in English was given by pupils
OF Miss Alice Bradbury's Grade TX.
A class exercise in number work was
given by Grade III children Of Miss
Letghton's room at the Free stree;
building. Judge Arthur w. Stone
gave a brief but instructive talk on
the compulsory attendance Law and
the conveyance law.
One OF the most interesting meet
fngs held this season was enjoyed
Wednesday at the Woman's Literary
Club rooms. The program was on
-Nature'' and thu leader Mrs.. Alice
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STATE HOUSE
Several Forest Fires Reported
to Forest Commissioner On
Thursday Public Utih-
ties Commission
EFFECT OF NEW LAWS RE-
LATINO TO EELS. ETC.

gsss-e-al a-es -=-a -erp-e5 % -a=
s.a1 Fo-esr Co-ar:ssio1=- Thursday.
or secr.on O. ~ plantation u F.!lio;-s-
vile tsir- re-o--@5 tzyrsg=d 10 ,1e *
tent .. s-.5a -o:s .-= damage was
q -2s=5 ~ -E-a= 1-@s eli -=por.=1 ~
v-a.1=a :. =. U-ex q J1aNa Or @.-=
.4--=5 oTe- al er=a u =" are N.ta
=z---rz:e1 loss Il s5a, Z secc11 3l-a-rl
~ ares w ex-ir14-as5 lcs= .: 81. q
,'.-d orrrs1 p" a--ez v-:5 az------,: Z
Ecss q 80. Th= -sc-r1 .--ce5 -aa- Al.
-s,r+= 6r@s T=-e - - g. Z. z. .>co.ao-
t.t@s
sevs-al smaller s-@z we-e -=co-:e5
Crs IN Big sQuaw -oTrS1p, Pisa "a
34ss COUNT. four sc-=s burned q .czz
ot -. IRIS 6-e xzs reported - VA
dsn Louis OzEe= Two 9-es ~e-e .epo-t-
Il with ~ damage: One il IrG!en :
Feroosco-, cove-ng ~ ares, r=po--s=5
h. Warden Taso. Griffin one II ~
Il. near --7Ins pond. covering 10 ac--s-
reported - Warden F-=6 :. B2rEa-
t-hz-!es fo1e-s II B-o~-nyil.e las .Es-
be@n appointed cA.e: ward. for - =
? Z 1gh, Of way from Br911~ll.s -
- Can46.za bo.dey- Fur tepI;.@s
1zder warden Powers palroI 20 :.sa.
D. 1ey with gzsol.E. s-eede-s a-.I
ez1:..-z=r. FOR agatag small f-ez VIII
i-ar Clark patrols frcrn Ha--aRsra Eeag
- Brosuyill=; 2. Wooster from B-ow:.-
vile 70 Greenv.l,e: J II Wooster RON
C.e%ns!llc 70 Long pond: and y. Clark
.-on Long pond 70 t.s border.
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plTTerEFl
Program for Somerset Sunday
School Convention May 20.2l
At the Free viii Baptist
Church
THE NEW ERA AUXILIARY
HOLDS MEETING


90 o." ~ -N"E-i-2rF - a. ne
-~- - rJ1 TlG-i 81 ae-Er-2o:l
SEE 81 @:4--. rs 1a--n NJ
sd A-@ - n is-z.=- ars-=szes IT,
s--J=t .15 '' o-e1 -ft'e- 1-5 q ---1
-3~lz.fa 11--ca -1c pro9r4r- R54
e@-- .@-5s--e E3-oe1 roT=-.sr. 1cFel-s,s
20; ne E-=si- it .r,-,-5-is -'-r-e-. No
.1-fs RI ;.e,;'s- Ms t-2--.e Cray,
r,11-@- "s-aEfr.ra H';---.:e- ''Eore;-sts
d tn 81 -. As Drake.
'soE,rs C-'-s,~---= @-laTt. Mss T1aa
t3e!ssy- E--.-a=1 ry-e- = we're serveG.
4 to55 az,4 gal Il he'd Friday af----
rc,o- Nv -- s.s-. II 80 t,ra.g under
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-szzC-E 70 TIE taxing e eS,s- sGcAs-S
ho-1-scGx AID yellow Es-c2 By Ess-s q
cd pots, traps. srAS AID lets 50 I1z-
LIS Ian ncr reals - fozloxs:
Section 4. Caalss- = C TIE Revise
S-aE-,as- a. sEG5s1
S1cEs-x, ss1s- ho-oo--< and -e-,oE
perch Ey Dc TAKEN witt e. Ess- r-arS
SPEARS o. les. Il s-ea Inland waters
z.6 Ea1e- s-cL -Ls and regulators as
lzy b. established By tts col--sso-s-S
q i-lsod 5sas1ss and game SAID coz
-1ssac-s-s sazl establish aid designate
tE rll9-c Eo-ice the waters Il wA-c-
s2cks.z- sEAs. sor-poz-S and yellow re-r1
Day . taken IS p-ovii-d L this sacr-ol
Il shan d unlawful tor any Es-Soa -
taxa. catch. XII o. destroy z-y sgcks-s-
sAs, ho-rc.s o. ye1iCE psrch. O. 70
have L possession ar Of said 1sa- Il
Vocation q any provision Of this sec
-c-- Whoever violates any p-oyS-o1 o.
this ss--5o- shall pay 1-e O. thirty dol
Is-s and cos-s for e4ch o@snce-
TIE -sa and game commissioners have
-+'-@-F51 c1lsroE Inquiries Is . when
-1lss a-a regulators Eo-id d a6oP-a'
= Contemplate. By ---S Law
Tie co1mss5c-sr announced TO-DAY
TIA, :. z meeting q TIE toa-d hsld yes
-er1zg l. vas decided TIA. to- the r.
1-a-aos. q TIE year permits would be is-
s2ssa 70 rA.is The stove 1z-a5 ISL II
es-lS-- streams Is II the past. applicants
20 lsE to- Ire privilege scca SUE Is NAY
. cSc16ed upon ~ tie COMMISSIONER
s-,s- investigation
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Public Utilities Decisions

TIE p1n,.c Utilities cor-l.ssio. has
ordered t,,= extension u me charter o.
the M4:-awankezx AMI hort.era Rail-
way 70. for three years from Mag Il.
III. This charter mas teen twice *
tended for t1-4e Tcar p@r.od- D~:r-e-
TT route o: i.e prcppgsd TailFsE LES
trough .Iolu.kgz. Aedway and 1.l.,-
~ ~. and the road mas not ben Dit
se~>uxe II The failure Of certain .-d-4-
tteI c3@cerus n ccEnrle-e the I.4-z
a-.3 he1au4e q c=r-a:n wafer powe- x1i-h
,. 81 ..ovi5a ample power a--l sI-r,y1
CIR manufacturing mas rot yet teea ie-
,e,o-4E. No o.her corporation aas J@ea
ocgar5ze1 - Undertake s.Eu-!a- .J5-ra-
,5Da. s..d 10 on@ viii be Injured - ;.se
ez,e1z.9a in any degree ard with Er2t-
"a -ee Sons for 50 doing tie Commission
RS ordered tre extension.
In the matter Of an accident 10 James
Fullerton OF Rockland, who WAC fatally
Injured April Z. 1916. OF the property d
the Line Rock Railroad Co, the Public
Utilities Corurnissio-. finds nothing 20 in
djfate that either the Immediate en-
,,loyer or the Lime Rock Railroad Co.
rag al fault Fullerton died April Il.
two days after he YES injured the i'm
mediate cause Of his death was blood
poisoning He was crushed while coup
ling cars. The commission finds that the
protection Of the b1nters on the two
cara was sufficient 10 afford him ample
room 20 stand safely On either side Of the
carr and between them as they came to-
gether and that he was experienced in
his work and every element Of danger
was apparent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-30

Co-a-T Attorney. " Z. Flz:.e. Won the
distinction THURSDAY atterIoon while o.
orlet fghing t-lp 70 Cooaosseecontee
8. landing The Target salroon which iae.
been taken from tbs lake :a!z season
Ir. Fisher ard his IN E:rn5a.l went o1;
u. me 2 o'cIocz Winthrop car and with
jim AcLaugAlin IL guide made Tip
out On the lake. While Of Cuba Mr..
Fisher got q strike and when after Z
hard fight .he prize was landed he p-ovel
70 be salmon y iacnes long ard weigh
Ing 3 po11Gz. i waz ra= a-Gt t!nce taz.
~. Fisher nan been t.ghing for three
yea-z and 70 say that ne was 3lc4ze3
win MS catca would b= EXPRESSING il:
very r,.lciy
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FAMILY MEDICINE


IrzsogrE, w Feb -. 1sI-A rsz-
der. Il this 10El. NJ Fred Cazznos--
lain. IL Tav emphatic Il lis co1Dsa-
6s-oa q Eooos Sarsa-A-z.z- a-c VIE
god -ees0- Read lis Is1-s--
We have had Z Ia q sIpT-.focs
viii Eocs1'E Sa-saps-s-a II Cz- -a-1-2!
ar5 regard = Al almost indispensable
ac-se1os6 remedy. / DO -o- E-s7~ ~--a-
~ should Do without i to- c7o--asa
ailments Ike blood troubles DYSPEPSIA
AID r1ezmz-isn
II ID my E-sn6ta-he-- cTe- s1g1-E
years q age graf 6ssl q GOD WIZ
ke hz6 suffered to--y years t-o- T-e1-
-.s-.sn- Then i relieved ny 1a-1s-
greatly n z severe case Of dyspepsia
Wien I was z LITTLE b0y. three years
Old rad s-up-so,s cons q NJ face,
which The doctors called e-zslA In5
awful hEDo- spread gradually NH II.
face became o-s Sid SIRE ! woIE2
scratch AID MAKE the e-Er-2o-s heed
80 tha. ny to..s lad % IL ny hz1cS
10 Ee~p us from tearing ny tace d &C
cyoz.- u tie great Itching ard burning
-ksy gave rae one bottle O. Eoo1s SAY
saps-s-lz- which cured -e tC- ! have
never lad 80 much e r--p!s o. sore
s.rce
Eood's Ssrapa-ilIz Is Without an
equal Is a combination Q. blosod-p'--2-
tying and s--e-gh-g.T- remedies
.ST
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n connection win -h@ ge-e-a: n
p-orere.c ~h.ch * icing made =
C!.y LII il -t= way = thoroughly
CLEANING the building rhroughoa.. ant
ing ire na.lg and ceilings wae.- 1ee9-
81 and vanishing The z.c,<lzn1... tl1e
arm 1t ca. y, II the Il Infantry. =.
&. :. &. e -o~- II ,ee hands II The
woren.en- = Through house CLEANING
has taken p-ace IL t-e a-r.o-y and
headquarters roam. TIE walls will he
t--:e1 ar6 tEe -4rd.otes varn.z..ed 20
tIar ,Tten ne work * ccae 4ug1stz :
c...zes.- .1.l.e-s vii .a"e quarters u
y....c.. they E-ay we'll be proud.
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q, ED.
CUMBERLAND.

CUMBERLAND.
Portiand-April a. Alice r. Written Of
Thorndlke, aged y years; April u. Frank
y. Litcnfleid. aged g years; Apra. %.
Martha y. Babb: April q. Ethel Mae
Tonneeon, aged % yearE: April q, Ellen
Il. Lott; April y, Ella J. Drew. aged s,
years.
Brooksvflie-Mrs. Maria Dodge Green,
aged &c years.
s;onington-April %, Asa Oren Can
dage. aged 70 years. months.
North Bucksport-April %. BENJAMIN
KENNEBEc.
Oakland-April q, Ora r. Perrigo Of
Hodgdon. aged Is years. II months.
Albion--April II. Mrs. Lizzie York. aged
70 years.
Rockland-April Il. William II. Hyde,
aged 81 years: April "a. John W. Brazier.
Thomaston-Apr,l 2. Mrs. Georgia A.
Fales. aged 6s years.
OXFORD.
Norway-April II. James L. Partridge.
Buckfield-Mrs. Isabelle D. Shaw. aged
PENoBscoT.
Bsngor A n; >, Anime % Hubbard.
Butterieid. aged a years; April o. Char:
months. days.
aged 10 months: April q. Mrs. Mary X.
Smyth. aged 50 years. 8 months. 10 days
Howland-April 10. Lulu Robinson
Moran. aged ss years, 10 months. 10 days
aged 40 years, 4 months, day.
Kingman-Aprll q. James Spencer.
aged 6s years.
Charleston-April q, Flora NJ. Walker,
aged 90 years.
PISCATAQUIS.
South Dover-April q. Rev. e. w.
clough. agedt5s years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-30
CROSS, FEvERISH, SICK CHILDREN |
NEED CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIeS

spoonful and in just a few hours \
the foul waste, sour bile and ferlh.s
ing food. clogged in the bowels p1~
out of the system and you have
and playful child again. All chha
love this harmless fruit laxative al
it never fails to effect a good 'insl''!
cleansing. Directions for babes. v
dren of all ages and srown-ups
plainly on each bottle. -
Mother, keep it handy in your ~
A little given today saves s,ch
tomorrow, but get the genuine.
your druggist for so cent oo'" Nd
California Syrup Of Figs Ihen nrss
and see that it is made by tne -
fornia Fig Syrup Company. we
no cheaper size. Don't be ioo'
Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-30

IN and after May q. 1916. mason
tending On bricks or naort4r. acaga!6
building. CHASING Of bricks. -.419.ag
around derricks or mixing concrete ~
hand VIII he SD yer 2 h91r day.
Tenders working On concgcte M ehi"es
viii ne sZ.-5 per nour Gas. L.Gze~z
WIN be = per : hos- d.. -rnd-
cry vii net tenn any .naao..z III. 4
non-u.ion concrete val Dr .o4i49z.t.en.
Per order J. II. &. Il. ard Z /. d. IL 4,
s.gred. ALFRED JACQUES. Sex.
apr-sd.w =,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-30
A coated tongue means
sluggish liver and bow
els-Listen, mother!

Your child isn't naturally cross and
peevish. See if tongue is coated; this
is a sure sign its little stomach, liver
and bowels need cleansing at once
When listless, pale, feverish. full OF
cold, breathe bad, throat sore, doesn',
eat, sleep or act naturally. has sour
stomach. diarrhoea, remember a gentle
liver and bowel cleansing should al
ways be the first treatment given.
Nothing equals California Syrup of
Figs for children's ills. Give a tea
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-30
May 3 to s Augusta Needs Your Help
apr3od1t

A. Lincoln. In response to the roll
call, the members gave nature poems
in part or in full. The following pa
pers were presented: Birds" Mrs.
Chariot Marsh; FLOWERS Mrs. An
ME Murphy: Ferns" Miss Mary
Hamilton; Bees" Mrs Gertrude
Waldron; Moths" Miss Maybelle
Haines. Mrs Caroline S. True read
two poems. "Violets" and The Wis
dom Of God" Cake and .sherbet were
served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-30

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