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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-21
Shoe Factory 3urned-Three Hundred
Men Idle.


BRocKroN, Mass, Feb. 20.
A fire at Hol5rook, Mass this morning,
destroyed the shoe factory of Edmund
White, throwing 800 hands out Of employ
ment
Later reports from the FIRE state that ono
third of the factory was saved. The loss
will exceed $40 900. There was an insur-
ance of Sl2 500 on the building aud 800, 900
on the stock and machinery, distributed
among forty companies. The fire was prob
ably incendiary.
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A SHORT VACATION.
Scarcely Out Of jail Before They are
Put Back.

HARTFORD DEror, Conn, Feb. 20.
The Mackey boys and their father, notori-
Gus burglars, were taken this morning to
Bridgeport on bench warrant Thev are
said to be the perpetrators Of several burglar
lee in this town. They had the attic Of pub
lie school full Of stolen property. They were
tracked to the building and arrested at the
muzzle of a revolver. They had just been
released after eight years in the State prison.
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on the Track.
THoMAsroN, Feb. I.

THoMAsroN, Feb. 90.
During the heavy storm a freight train
won. of4 the track about five O'Clock this af-
ternoon at Shibles cut, half mile above this
village. The passenger train was stopped
and the passengers were carried to Roekland
in coaches
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-21
dbt kenaebef yournal.
PUBLISHED BY
SPRAGUE & SON.,
AUGUSTA, ME.
PUBLISHED Bl
TERMS OF THE JOURNAL

TERMS OF THE JOURNAL:
rally Published every morning except Sundays,
a. 90 in ADVANCE % % II not paid until the end of
the year. Delivered by carrier without extra
charsr. Free of postage.
wEEKLY-Published every Wednesday, at t2.o0
per year In advanse. $3.50 II not paid until the end
Of the year. Free Of postage.
ANGLE COPIEs-Daily cents per copy,
weekly cents per copy; TO be had at the periodi-
cal stores of j. 2. Pierce, Augusta; e. l.. Spauld-
ing Haliowel; W. c. Palmer, Gardiner; Chas. II.
Hayes, Wsierville, and at this ONCE.
ADyERTIsEMENTS- on reasonable
terms. Rates may be had on application at this
once.
THE KFyyEBEC JOURNAL-wiil be found
on ate at the American Exchange In Europe, 40
strand, London and at the American Exchange
IN Paris, 35 Boulevard dee Cspucines
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-21
Criminal COnfesses.

BANGOR, Feb. 20.
Simon Laundry, the Frenchman arrested
at Madawaska, N. B. for the theft OF over
$1,000 from G. NJ. Frye of Sherman, Me-
ha. confessed and about $500 have been Sc
cured. More is expected to be obtained from
relatives to whom it was given. A. Wiiiett
and wife have been arrested as accomplices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-21
WEATHER REPORT.

War Department,

Office of the Chief Signal Officer.
Washington, ID. c., Feb. 2l.-l A. NJ.
For New England and Middle States
fair weather. westerly to southerly winds
higher barometer, nearly stationary FOLLOWED
by slowly rising temperature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-21

True, you are in a miserable condition
you are weak, pallid, and nervous. You
cannot sleep at night. nor enjoy your wax
ing hours; yet, Why lose heart? Get at the
druggists bottle Of Burdock Blood Bitters.
They will restore you to health and peace of
mind. feb12dlw1p
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-21
A Bad Outlook for TOkar.

SUAKIM, Feb. 20.
The natives report the rebels assembling
in great numbers around Tokar, and that
every tribe in the district is contributing men
to the rebel force.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-21
new YORK stock Market.
ApRIAN, Mich. Jan. 81, I

Have sold the goods many years, and they
give the best of satisfaction. We had an
order for 3 large bottles Downs Elixir last
week to be sent to Woodland, California.
J. X. BENNETT & Co., Druggists
The goods referred to in foregoing letter
are N. Fl. Downs, Vegetable Balsamic Elixir
DIR. Bakers Mandrake Bitters, and Henry
& Johnson's Arnica and Oil Liniment.
ian29feodw Inn.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, Feb. 20.
fLoUE-dul.
WHEAT - lower; No. Chicago Spring. s2l;
Feb g3i.
CORN higher at 531 q 54l.
OATs-bigher 32A.
8YE-quiet; IS.
BARLEY-dull 62.
PORK AZ ~ rs IL 30.
LARD Is q . S.
BULK MEAT-Shoulders. 40; Short rib, 06o;
Short clear. . 20.
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belongs Body Arrives at New York.
NEw YoRK. Feb. 20.

NEW YORK, Feb. 20.
Steamer Priza, with the remains of DeLong
and his companion. is just sighted off Fire
Island. She 10 expected to arrive at the city
about 8 P. NJ. The funeral will probably be
tomorrow forenoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-21
IOWA PROHIBITION.
The Bill Passes the senate by a Big Ma
jOrity.
DKs NoIyEs. Feb. 20.

DIE MOISES, FeD, 70.
The Senate has passed the prohibitory bill
by vote of 35 to 10. The bill defines in
toxicating liquors to me an alcohol, ale, wine
or any liquid vinous or malt.
No person shall manufacture or keep for
sale as a beverage any of the above liquors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-21

Water ST., Augusta Me-, EstabIishsd
EMILE BARBER 4 CO.

Awarded First Premium 1t Maine State Fair 8
.to garments, @ RIB Ribbons, % Frinses, % sacks, velvet
oleanssd, and finished equal to new.
and pressed ready to wear. Carpets and Lace Gun
tainscleansed Velvet trimmings of seighs dyed and
restored their primitive color, without any ripping
Send for circular price list Prices reduced 0rders
solicited by mail, express or In any Agency. Beds
called and delivered II desired.
II. PENNIMAN. Agent for Winthrop.
MRS. II. VI. BOYD. Agent tor Hsllowell. Me.
nsv20teod&wu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-21
Poor and Failing
Eye Sight,
and Myopia, or Near sight. Temedied and
corrected by the nne
SPEC1ACLES AND EYE GLASSES
PARTRIDGE sMWH' DRUG STORE
UNDER GRA-IrE HALL.

VT buy our glasses direct Of the best manufact.
urrrs thereby saving to our customers from one to
three middemen jobbcrs' trvfrs. We sell our
BEST spectacles at prices iower than are fire.
anentiy charged for inferior glssses We give good
dts being practical opticians as well as good drug
Eists.
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Railroad Commissioners Looking over
the r. & s. and F. & N. Roads.

Railroad commissioners Anderson ina
Mortlsnd and other railroad officials left here
this morning to view the route of both the
Franklin & Somerset and Franklin = Megan-
tic roads.
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tic roads.


ELLSWORTH, Feb. 20.
The first train from Bangor arrived Al
II. 80 today. Gov. Robie was on board, iof
Lamoine, to organize grange. a large
crowd awaited the train.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-21
Boston " OOi Market.

FeD. ", 1871.
The sales for the week comprise 2,036, 800 lbs
of domestic fleece and pulled, and bs OF for.
eign making the weeks transactions foot up 1850,
800 lbs.
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Ubf @arkets.
Portland Wholesale Market.
Portland, Feb. 10.

rr -.
Old II. ". Corn,
car lots, rs
New u NJ. Corn,
car lots, 65 a6S
Corn, bag lots, 676
New Oats, car lots a46l
Oats, bag lots. as
Meal, /" ~
Cotton Seed, car lot, % 90
/" bag lots.30 90
Sacked Bran, car lot,
% 00g24.W
do bag lots, "A 00d24.b0
Middliugs car Its,
t25a2600
do bag lots, 20 90
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PARTRIDGE Bros,
STATE AGENCY

Dor the New England Grape ~ Lace kennishihgCo
Old Grape Laces, Hermann ana grenadines, however
soed or faded, refnished, wa ranted equal to new.
New Grape greatly improved.
NIB. White Laces hsndsom, ,iy olesRsed At Lowest
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STEAM FEATHER BED REMOVAL ING

Feather Beds, Pillows and curied hair cleansed By
s,ssm. Tne only way tina, moths and worms can be
destroyed Ii IL absolutely uusaIc to use beds and
pillows after sickness death until they have been
thoroughly rsnovated by steam at the
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| The total amount OF the sales of various
grades and descriptions Is as follows:


NcW YORK MONEY MaTket'
Evening Report.
NEW YORK, Feb 20.
Money loaned between from 1ia2 and closed at 2
Prime Mercaneile paper, q 81. Exchange steady
30 for long, and s9l for short Governments steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-31

.,.,,s-by taking of their hats Immediately Oh
- zinc the premises Thus very gooa poruai' U
%. - and Czarna have had TO he taken down lro'"
~ ,s of arst-class European hotels In ST. fe'ersos
rroro and British India consume a"9 4u irncIish
a., bo---.terchief perfumes yearly Ing III the
syr.,.,e from sau de cologne Is SooVV 5000 600
-, rcvenue of other perfumes is estimate" cry nj
,ai,y There is one gieat perfume ~ aonnds OF
~a"nes in France which yearly eoerr leaves
scscia towers 100000 pounds OF Sn 900 Of tuberose
o. ooo ronnds o. Jasmine blossoms hcr material
SSIcsSc,,s and an immense quantity Oh JUNO
IProyidcnce Evening News a. o,ce t,tpod TO say
Tae Wae bo,y Aaioroan gets on i' ,or conpecti-
a., TIN TplnrxE ia shaking in us 'o''' ho edits
-. vnop the sophomorcal young l'iSV, saa,,,ors
,,a, esteemed paper has shed fe" oi "a o rooli,v NJ
80, ,'..,aIs get . clearer view OF inc 70 49,
-. All the shaking over Connee''o"' 10 wing
BY the Democrats .,, r.,,or sr,on
a,, a, ,hc wear the Democrats az for ali il is
fns . 80 ;bev are working the r"'hI' /. ~ ohic
thicf ~" Ear il was their turn 10 caii MN .ho g.,
worth .,,.n II NAV lie some conSoiation !" ~.
ls-N 49,, ,hat he has their good opinion nan l"c
hf " s n Is hard 10 say which he values most 'o'
r,s,own Herald
s.r Jonc. why is the Presidential contest 'hs !e'
use the Pennsylvania Eairoadt
.punuo. whyi" -, ,,,,.
.Why. cause there IS Main Line, NeW-io OH D'''
IAN and a Belvidere Division"
noh YES; a Maine Line. a New-Iork DIVISION anu a
pn,,a dear Division. Oh. yes Haw' haw' 'h'' ~
and the Maine line il doing the largest business '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-31
NINE. RISroRT IN AMERICA AGAIN.

Nine Adelaide Ristori. the well-kn own itai-
ian actress arri, ed m this city yesterday morning. on the
steamship So German. In accordance with the usu"1
custom tuc Nas chartered To meet her hr her manager
Mc--i, BROOKS aud Dickson and with some members oi
that firm aud sisuor Chzzola her agent, upon board
crui-,i about tc bay all day Wednesday and all night.
AImc. Eisor taken board the tug when The -.
Gcluau finally arrived. and WIKI her husband the Mar
quiS del Giio and her and dau.her was brought 10
the city and driven thn Clarendon Hotel 1t - nearly
ten year, since Madame Estori was last IN New YORK,
and needless say that the years nave c!t men
is the sam. ~ OF old. Madame klSiou speaks
English with the iantest trace OF an accent
At the Chc-tuut street Opera House 10 indcph :.
week from MONDAY viii be heard for the hal Time Ill
America acting an English play. H.,
soon NJ er her arr al she said: TINS Is my lhlIn
v,itto America my having been made nearly twenty
year, ago. am. need hardly -ay, dchshieI "t the
prospect Of rcv~tiug places ol which have always re-
tanned pleasant recollection.
" hat viii Joe your rcpcr.oiy :. , ,,,..io
'ElH1lcfh.' Marie AuioWcftc, M''ta' 'l"'l'
stuart Macbcth' and my old r. p"ri"IN. r
VIII YOU play IN Franc catI kliuin r,
ooh no / have not played mat ,ivi
many YEAR, hear. though tina; your own ACTOR bur
rril. has produced another France sea
" when viii Won appear in NcW-1 ora 800, ,,,. =.
In December. Iupcn uiy season IN thiI0, lpha III
about .,u da,s. I'm fhc meantime -haI WofA h"lu IT.
hcarsing at the Grand opera House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-31
BETTING on THE ELECTION.

During the last few days the betting which has been
all through the campaign in favor of Blaine, has be-
come strongly marked the direction of Republican
success that II il extremely dIhcrlt to find any Demo
Gratis who will back their candidate. when odds
Of two to offered against him. James l.. Kelly
of the most extensive aud -hrcwdet book makers
in the country has bet tens Of thousands Of dollars on
the Republican ticket and II anxious to bet more.
There 5 not book maker. gambler or Speculation IN
the city who is willing to wager moeny against the
prospects of Republican victory, except at Hdlcu-
ous odds All the professional betting men are Keen
Observers of The drtt OF thng and they have made mp
their minds that Cleveland i beaten. Eepub Icin
with big rolls of bills have been securing AUST All
this week and haunting the Windsor Hotel, the non
man. the Brunswick, tine Gscy. Dclmonicos. the run
Avenue Hotel aud every other place IN the city where
bets ever be picked mp. begging Democratic SIM
uathilcrs t. cover their mouoy. bat all in vain. The
betting market IN just the same condition now thIt
il wa- IN after the Republican Victory III lnhlana ,n
1NSO Then it was hare to get bet against Garfield
Now 1t j. iast as hard to get a bet against Blame
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-31
ENTHUSIASM IN HARLEM.

The Harlem River Casino, at one hundred
audfwcuty syth.s and sccond-ayc, presented an AMI
mated scene last night mas~ncrting of Repnhllcahs
Of the XXIIId Assembly District held there under
the auspices the Young Mems Pioneer and cluni'ah
Clubs without the rain dashed against the walls bni
an audience OF :. coo ana women filed the bui'lhg
l.. Clarence Dorsett presided. Among tho'e Oh inc P''
form were Benjamin PAGE, DR.. NJ. Mclean the Rev L.
H. Xilsil Frank g. Purtiy General +. = smith, the can
dile for Congress the district Leroy j. Crdnehc ,eN.
Father KI-ucr H. VI. Gctnry, Abraham 7tecr-' ur ~
IIa~ry Moore and the Rev George ttaAi-hrr Iu'ilcn
Noah DaVi, was introduced sud received hrdit "ti
come His address reviewed tine question Of taIln anu
tc pcculir methods hy which The Democratic party ha.
conducted tie campaign. " They al hr-i wanted l" p"'
M contest on the ground of personal morality, bul ,"in'
thing hapucncd Now they wish only Ia discuss 't"dI
morality on to fling ~uc mad utttrincc- a. We nav
heard fr,m "A DISTINGUISHED gentleman over the river
Abiding 10 the tarin issue judge Davis said; hc con
tcst Ia decide whether shall open ca markets u"
thc free comp. ana cheap labor Of Gfcdt britain
DO YOU want 10 ?" lCrics. No. MOL
Addresses also made les Colonel T. l. arr anu =
T. Frch l. was ON. %. the most enthusiastic me Is
OF the canvass and would have been tAc largest j INT
weather had been more favorable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-31
BROOKLYN GREETS BLAINE.
r,.,i,ued from sec ond Page.

More time would have been given az abst tSc COM
- ofher places but for the 1act that tif
, ,annd IL impos shle 10 arrange any othef tsl'ro
hedne that would not interfere with the rcsu" i"'
engcr trains. , -. ~-or, ,+ a n m 70 morrow
nr he regular limited express. He VIII arrive al M,
f;rl A. ZOOS d ~ special train has peth hII'nbeu i
his return the schedule for which Is as loinMs a. ~,
eoyc Hartford l2:45 y. IN. Arrive bridgeport 3tV =
Arrive Meriden 49, p. IN ieave >,.,o,, 80 n NJ
Leave 10 Pun '''i'' t.Qo !, IN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y. m Leave e., ~ M
Leave LOU r. III Nili'' "'' 90 n m
ArrivcNew- Haven 2:l0 pm. Leave VI, c.52 IN
Leave 5.lo y: III At " -. 1900 Ecssonden
Of the Republican National Committee and amnho",
Co1nceticut gent eInlu who VIII meet at the mn ~,
mo Hotel NJ : o'clock this evening. and VIII WI,
ness the parade Two special coaches VII We mn
IN The . o'clock express tomorrow m"ihihE' III Ia
der.tood that in Hartford the demons ration , WI.
made in the Park fronting the Capitol Al new ,
Ia,il Or Nc will he taken through q lev ~ ,.d
around the park ana Vale College MT liam ~ the
Ia address the people there on the n"r.u su ., Tho
Souarc AT fhc house of Thomas Il. 1roWDrlhSe' WI" W Wv
leading citizens. ,,ou,.ior
Tho rort, will he mot M bridgeport 10y dcise',,"
Win Gencfal Joseph L. Hawlcy a. chairman Isvlcy
escort Mr.. Blaine To llarl"il N"'Ic "'-iOi
viii make the Introductory address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-31
ACTION OF HE CITY REFORM CLUE.

About thirty members of the City Reform
bnvcd the storm las. evening to attend meeting
of that organization held at Lyric Hail. 10 select local
ticket suitable FOR the club To- support al the coming
clc.ti,n Clarence Cary presided. having been selected
president hy the Executive Committee. III place oi
samuel Colgate. resigned. After some routine business
tia, report OF the Executive Committee recommending
cr'au candidate. va, received and each recon- n'nd'-
ton adopted ,inely on the question OF an important
Office party lines were instantly and clearly drawn
AItousl, J. H. Townsend. ably seconded by Nh Llnler
mur vigorous defence oi senator 1l1ns add uf-ed lnr
ratification Of his nomination. particularly tescntluE ihc
assertion % the committee that the candidacy was nnt
serious one ~ evident that large majority eft those
rr..rt were adh,rcuf~ eff the County Democracy anu
thr question Na- Npriout v settled hy The "ludorsc
m.nt uf Mr. Grace The ed tb then recommended - "a
ticket tho following can llacs the Judicial nominations
being uutuuchod. %. There was such "a diversity oi
npiuiou: For MaNor. william R. Grace. iut president
ni Inirl ui Aldermen. John g. Otunn"r. Tor coroner
LOWS Shult1 for Controller, l. r. Lew Tor District
Attorney, r. h. MARITIME. and Mcs.rs. Howe aud Van
Alou AMI Nnrsm ami Van Houusclacr inr Assembly amt
Board or Aldermen from tho Nith aud Win districts
rpsu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-31
Gpccla N,tices

Letters FOR Europe n,sd D So hy dir'c'et tor ~
uafc ~ any particular - order ID a'u"c pesif ~
livery de,tuatDn al rrlns Atiintc mans ars iDr
warlcd by tn; isstest ves.'is tyalit DE ., -, .
mails week ending EpVenDef VIII cos
tproNPtLY All cases al ths OiIce d5 iplOHs.
EkIDAY-At l q. M the West Indies, WI st. Thomas
Tor Brazil and thr Argentine Hepnbhc | rug lay
Paraguay. "a Brazil. u"r AdYtnc p VIA Newport
News; al Ne wfOunilaud ana + Pierre Ma e-
Ion via Halifax l;it i0r TriXiLO ana Euttah,
per r. b WarL H.. wa New.O ans
SATERDAY-At $50 a. Tor NewiOun' land DHr = f'r-
III. Al l. m for Central ard The south Pacific
ports ber CIV a. para. VIA AslluwlN uett.rs 10Y
Mo- go must De directed per cry % Pa a. Mt II a. M
t, many. etc. =. Hahsplrs VIA southampton
and bremen le-tes for Gf'tf Britain hnl Oihef ~
ropean countries must )c directed 'U'r HaJ,onfg D.
NJ a. a. Tor the Netherlands ilrect per Nole IA n.
At l. IL or NcD'tlni ilr'ib pff
Dev0nil glasgow letters nns be directed per
p,vpnia at .. n Tor ape iIsyt. 81 Domingo anu
Turks island pr santa Domino az 1850 p m lOr
Cuba am to Vest Indies per ~anta 20 VIA lilVini
~ $50 y ~ for Bel fun direct per Mestrr1lall,
Antwerp ~ I: 80 NJ tor Grey Town AMI Linon' Por
.. t.Icv T. 'uleI. wa New rea1a
STrNpAN-At $50 u. Tor Honduras AMI wing 'on per
Cd. Dallas. a y llD ana
Chiupanf Ipnan. = Arabic wa san rem
r.cel close era November . AZ p dhls tor An'
ia II. Ncw.Ica AMI send sch ana Flt lsarts n'r .
ar d. m or on arrva nj Sow YorkOf s. : city OF Cli.
cnro WIN Rrt. sh mails for Ausira1A.
FRIDAY-At y. III. Tor Jamaica per : : l'h'a
The scholre ~ closing ~ Trans Pacific mills j. arrlngei
the nrasuptO Of tlr uint' rnn'ei pversnl ral' -
san Francisco Mails fro the as arriving on INt ~
Francisco ay u sailing OF steamers are dspt;lol
u'"'' '"' '' UENRY @. PEARSON Postmaster
Post d IcA YORK y. 4. oct a l~Si.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-31


FRANCE n SCOTT esq. cha.-aan ci,'sn' Executive coal
DEAR ia. an via Won heart AMI soa IN yon- esori ,P
cleo Sr a6e Nor ioa.p - "a E., go, t-ei, ana
most earn sy q c ANA S' rev. I' e iIt he 49,.
- led nc9nbl IntN tekct !, a't,
many Hall ADJ na, zoe cam a'os 30 /" or 10
hl UNI. To- oe"W r,,ri'Ha q" TS' k'r1ci 5Sa ihs
curse 81 the Republican 80 nN Wa lhe SOW ~ s.
" "i S ' cy - Whole be 10 ,aa' t, een,yes vi he
s.ossest ohe To the best mVre''S "' '"' N'P"'~
& ,tayoty cont,.t has mar go"r to one eews,,,
MAJ All 90. upon honest ,ieru d. an " 80 may 80.
tonli 40 i"e !" n 49, ~ s , in n, only way m
80 ' I'M , h. IS - ee,, d.siron, %. seeing a
clean ,m str uaa OF municipal atls oufns ih' ne'l '"o
MAN G spt s S' - Int NadYna .,l IN 'eu.e
eicr into tee A0o i" g"n,S a., ss.na q. he 81
according ot' acs g, Z" noa h9u. 'iS ,,' an .
matter lido MOI care asran o. my hst N',H'' 1 one ~,
he arpaats up,yht ana capso" uoh W. "a IF, y, ~
ueht 60 be- w hu Il, wn d, : w. Nv , 49,, ss
goa, IA "1 a., I "a ,tio s," AL
TAG reform legislation Of last winter 80 NJ" FNrn got
eo,crnm tmrteN gave ha what ". fl no. ny All n,
that a. rratms chance lo"otNn e." Al A. ,,sr .iSauI
vi nr dsgiu'ob us ~ rliMe"sh Wy" "'""' ""''"'
age thf chan, onrruh D. ~ ,,,.., al, ,,, =,
NOV los practical cNpor" ne thh o. ,'u"lt'h "' ~.
OF Ao dcpariaaso d 'hs san''.l1' Ma neal q, ,
awning else - 10 have man at toe head alas wa ~
uos "a. ~ oo ct u" oo u1 a., man Who va pnt In 40
kmfc Iraress ami 10 man can do u wno,r hana ~ ~
po al with thr VERY Mniet
Of the riin snd the So c'ss
ia cn.ut- ioHly the most serious mnnae ~ our "e.
n, No a. acvmmunty. The ar % Isnhay ita Must
o.,, thr buAest, Ial many i.a. NOMINAL We i've ai
roNrrume 49, bu' prdcssa We OF = w.
r ye , or the p.s years uuior the Of az
oarchv composed q dcma yrurs Ace-ho ar. "
e br-u tie ru' o. al ais
ter cy composed of the worst n-ea o. tne bes e"i'as
ana IN n mower plumber hcF have "tGns aiAo "n
In, l.. ie,f IN < nnNer aud The honest Workingian
he success, OF tn CufcnS' U"kt Will have ue Oess.
Inc n on The moral welfare the city a. Nhoe an I'm
the physca welfare OF every man IN ~ ahu ho az 10
no man r matter what his political ariat u. uay "
I'll n bann, with Won Tor the oDeet o. pro"sf
lhs a Veo,h' "'lN WV" Yours truly,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT