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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-17

Mechanic Home. corner Hotel ana
Nuuanu streets. ,vdging Dy Ca, week
or month. Terms: rs and so cents
per night, u and el.15 per week.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-17

The Advertiser amuses itself by at
tempting to give George Gear the horse
laugh. and gains new courage through
the tidings of comfort and Joy Col.
Parker bespeaks for Mr.. Dole. Mr..
Gears remarks on his own candidacy
and Col. Parker's on Dole's chances for
the Governorship are merely evidences
that the laugh is on the local combina-
ton. No one will deny the right Of the
Dole faction to make the best Of their
supreme confidence while 1t lasts. Tho
time ia short,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-17

not be allowed to conduct dirty and
noisy stalls. You can go down to the
public market and have to listen to
the screeching Of Chinese all around
Asiatic trade is no benefiL to Honolulu.
White men will sell goods Just as
cheap as Chinese do whenever compe-
tition becomes lively rs 1t will.
II have dream of a beautiful New
Honolulu, drawing thousands Of people
from over the sea to spend months, and
to make homes for themselves here,
Just to enjoy tn eclimate and the pleas
ures Of the improved gity. There will
be large and first-class hotels for tour
lists. The prosperity of the place, as
we'll as its healthfulness, will surpass
all our present dreams"
Mr.. Camarinos told of the great i'm
provements made in his ancient city OF
Athens, difficult as the problem handed
down from antiquity made the work.
Opportunity OF a Century.
p. c. Jones was accosted while he
was flying along on some benevolent
errand. ..s.
II have not looked over the ground
30 am unable to discuss definite plans"
he replied to a question about the rel
building Of Chinatown.
But believe in making good, wide
streets there. Also In having ample
access to the back yards. No. I would
allow no dwellings that did not face
upon street, no shacks Of any sort In
back yards or elsewhere.
I'VE have an opportunity now to
improve the city which may not pres
ent itself in century, and we ought to
take advantage Of that opportunity.
Don't you think so?"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-17

1t is q piece Of good fortune for Ha-
wall that Arthur Sewall made sizeable
purchases OF local securities at a time
Of general depression in the business
community. When man Of Mr.. Sew
all's standing demonstrates his
confidence in the present and future Of
the Islands, the scare stories by which
leaders In American financial centers
are more or less influenced will be
largely nullifed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-17

This is no time for the Dole govern
ment to waste time quibbling over the
authority of the Council of State to
appropriate funds for emergencies re-
sultant Of the plague. 1t can be taken
Tor granted that the Hawaiian Legis-
iature will not meet until the territor-
ial bill has passed Congress. Mean
while the work must go on and money
for 1t must be supplied. If Secretary
Hays telegram does not mean that
the Council of State can appro-
ate, 1t Is absolutely without any mean
ing whatever.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-17

The Hawaii Herald advocates send
ing Mr.. Loebenstein to Washington
to represent the interests of the island
OF Hawaii. This bears out the Bulle-
tins statement that Col. Little repre-
sents only himself and the American
Settlers Association Of Olaa, He Is
acting with the freedom which his citi-
zenship and ability to find the coin for
expenses give him. Our Dole govern
ment friends should remember that the
United States Congress is not governed
by rules or rulers that put gag In the
mouth Of any American citizen.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-17
BIBLE SCHOOL STARTING.

Eighteen young men not only spent a
delightful evening socially in the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur b. Wood last
night, but they stayed long enough to
set the ball rolling for a large and en-
thusiastic young mems class at Central
Union church with number of new
features suggested by Mr.. Brown who
now superintends the Bible school
there. The following officers were elect
ell and plans made to start tomorrow
morning at $50: President, Geo. b.
Mcclellan; vice president, Wales b.
Kincaid; secretary, Geo. p. Thielin;
treasurer, Dr. Geo. w. Burgess; teach
err, Arthur b. Wood.
Rev. VIM. M. Kincaid will preach at
Central Union church tomorrow morn
ing and evening. Subject: "Myster-
les" and sympathy"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-17

DR.. Woods report puts brighter
phase on the situation at Kahului and
Hilo. Both these districts have the ad-
vantage Of Honolulu's experience, and
under the direction Of the able men in
charge there is good reason to believe
that the fight will be short and sharp.
The mistake will not be made Of lift
ing quarantine during the first lull.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-17

II =. &. Jones could be prevailed
upon to head commission to formu-
late plan for the construction Of New
Honolulu, the people could rest assur-
ed that the opportunity Of century
will be improved to It's fullest extent.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-17

II the local government aggregation
spent as little time worrying over
where the governorship lightning will
strike as does George Gear, there
would indeed be Happy Family in
the Executive building.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-17

According to Theodore Noyes. Mr..
Dole is a second edition of the great
sculptor's Moses 1t Is a very appro-
pirate comparison considering Mr..
Dole's aspirations.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-17

Sunday has been such fateful day
in plague history that the confidence
inspired by the record Of the last ten
days is Of questioning character 1t
is to be hoped that the bad news Of to-
morrow will be confined exclusively to
the rat COLONY
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-17

The governorship shuttle is now 60
ing on. When the deal is made the
government faction will be found at
tempting to All "straight"-thatw will
he full
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-17

History says that the patriarchal
Moses did not reach the Promised
Land. History ever repeats itself.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-17
Notice OF Assessment.

Notice Is hereby given that the eighth
sssessment Of ten (Io) per cent on the
rsl "! stock OF the HONOLULU RAPID
TRANSIT AND LAND co. will be due
and payable to J. H. Fisher, treasurer, All
Fort (upstairs), Honolulu, on the Ist day
February. The shares upon which as
,essment may remain unpaid after thirty
days from said date, will be declared de.
llnquent. J. A. GILMAN,
Secretary H. R. T. & L. Co.
Honolulu, Feb. I, 1000. I4Io
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-10
I'm sending here upon this card
Not merely formal kind regard,
But warmeSt sweetest fondeSt love,
II my own darling nuckN dove"

I'm sending here upon this card
Not merely formal kind regard.
But warmeSt sweetest fondeSt love,
To my own darling ducky dove.
Just think of the person who has 60
write these verses for the valentines
1t must be worse than working In an
amalgamite factory-perfectly killing.
Chickens are used to a certain extent
and ii is confusing Valentine day ana
Easter This will not prove a popular
idea to the Easter trade. Documents
Of the legal nature. but wurded 10 M
the case Of love and courtShlp are very
novel things, but as foolish. unless pur-
chased in the right spirit as the others.
Illustrated subjects. such as -Four Rect
on a Fender" are on fancy cards with
verses Another thing tnat IS to he
included in the really pretty and deco
ratiye kind is the variety like the hang
ing Christmas and New Years goods
This is the variety that is hung M
and several Of the sections are pendant
st. Valentines day Of 1900 is not very
far away and Augusta dealers have
large stock to select from, 50 no Ion .-
sick swain joker or lover ~ the beau
tiful will have to go outside tho city
to find what they desire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-10
TELEGRAPH TALES.
Some Good Yarns Spun BY Old 0per.
atOrS.
Ioke on Florida Editor-Race Track lips
Which Did Not Pay.

tihliS dboit wire llttbIt, lfilltl Il
"a an old telegraph operator. til" other
night. as half a dozen Of the craft
We're taking post midnight Luncheon
in a Boston office, the other night, 'th
worst ease | ever struck was when 4
long suffering corporation had t. rout,
about 300 miles Of wires. not IT, E"t q
mrsSag" sent. but t. stop one that WA
going. 1t WAS when | WAS working i'll
thr Galveston office nur night. ana 1910
burrows insisted on working when h,
was drunk enough to lay of kid wa
pretty near as much Of Il tramp in TIL
| business as Peg Hudson or 7. J. De
llney, who is known all over the couh-
ty a. p. j., this being his wire sig.
and half his acquaint lnctS not know
ing his other name. lid was pretty
fine operator as long as ht was sober
enough to 4rr but the reason H. never
held one job Very long at a time was
that he was in the habit If getting
blind drunk ana not knowing enough Il
lay off. He WAS working the unr wiz
NJ hAd at the time from Galveston
down ID the City uf Mexico. Ilr'd only
hai the job about y month. when h"
come il one night With stll JAZZ un.
Some NJ Us -aw him ana wv tried n
make him put ~ sub ana tikc a
night of Wit H. knew better sWurc
ne Was sober as thu night manager.
ana insisted m SolhS ~ "'ik.
He went over ana "prnrd his wine
All right. ana H. H. seemed 4, ID run
ming pretty smooth wv didn't ply much
attention II him. IN hai Iiltl,
bunch az commercial ,:.--sag..e IN front
Of him. ana hr WAS sending rather ir-
regular. loatng 4 Mt AHA then sprint
ing when II. gut ready 81 nobody
Thought ANYTHING about niu till Il m.--
slgr came, HI I'd INV night chi,.f. say
Ing. MN. saws break thut man 4n
your south wire NIX WuS MrXic,'s
sjcuaturr w MI went uy,r ANA TOOK
Stock If tnp kid. II. uaS sending al.
right. but he lyas still at work Nh III.
LITTLE ra-wnrd message. hr etart.,I~lyith
HIM II wa. Tim, checked Mi uy.r till
y.iI cniiIdn.t r.ad III Eur thu kil .yi-
IDENTIFY HIM thu wording WI N Hammered!
intn HI. Le31 aul was .ru,iing il oy,r
ana uv4r u, th.. rat,. NJ ~ words !;
minute ana tfn- checking ii with his
pencil hand every time II. finished
His head was evidently par4IyZrI
drink AMI his fingers ware working WEN
,n in,ar.nd.ut ,ir,.ufr N.vi., h,Ju. Il
haan Anil. IA n,.,I<. MIN hr.4k anI w..
,h.ra zyas IN other v..y CLEAR VII .,at M
to our nffjc4 tb.v MINI III rotIt.. Y Mira
pn thro,Iob TI.,.m,siIIn E.ns,n Iu.
AraaIas and S3u Frau.isan IN ...t back
N nur one and caII TN. Kia .tr
HI, NTH l''u "''''
''"ii,'"""u' I"'SS''E' -0' Mini II III
uiH' ffi'd '.',' I"'.77 +''.',
l"er! h'""'"i Mi \" i"i,n
"''NlIiS "''' - It'll -''" n
"iirS III 'i'' illi.I Mkt !. "'''
ahd '"ileE Mn M'fh'hG MI" "ti''r iii
th' next 'ahl'- ff'tll S''h VI" la' N.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-10

friends that they had just til. hottest
thing that ever burned thu wings yf !.
Nv, km;tkrr. Ana III Wit HI III il quietly.
There NAY fuoI friend III MIN, taN-
fng th, ri.ht report Hi INV. Hcral
nttic4 oul M. uut outo the good thing
ANA hr tipped m.. being Nh I'll" "thr.
tnd NJ Ihe press wirr IN milwaukee, !
tipped trlyud "f mime dp"m in St-
Louis ana another man that | owed "a
good turn III Kansas CIty. ANA th-a
Gut 4 night off ana Went uut ~ hrr-
r"W money. ! don't know Whlt uth,I
WAN 'hat up S't 'litHlal'd' bH' II 'If-
'ulaiti A"nd ahd plenty H NdS N
newspaper ahi operators tp almost
.I,'-'lii''' dhi II N'lil "h 'H' Wits d!I
"N'f iHr country from Mll"Auh'' INK
N'" dreams ahi from NtW YORK INK
@.th Ffih'lNc". hr~t' WEISS guys had
-'i ''il'Fal Jd' h@"h iil'" h"Ii "A"t'
II't ''uld HdN" hr'h'h 4 I"I alid ""A II"
li9 cartier Gays. ana thrE hai hlh
huiS'i hp S' ihdt " W4' 4 l'' ~ Sh't
ihdt 4" would last the distance me
h""kinakrrs figured u "ut l"o to 4
Sh"t mat ~ Mnuldn 4. ana thIt Nh
tine nitS ~ tAr overnight betting liut
IN WAS played Su heavily alI over THU
country thAt I'M" "ddS commenced ''
7I'it hrNt ih'Iillf' A'li "tlly I"t Hi
.'l IN !" \ aiii I" N'hl I" th' i"9t III
I'M 4" II N4H tho P'"'I"'iilS PIAy'
Mil
SP'h' 'h" hI''Ti"'h HI r'"I-I"'ll
inNh III iIih street NIl'l" htd
'Il'i'H "I' h'N Nad' dioi "I'"" ih' l'-
l"Ii III lI" Ia'' started N I""k'd S"i"
"N' '''' riI''''7 i"i HIM h'idIl'
'"' WHY 4 MINI ','ii. 't'hS"" III
IN" H"'' ""u '''". 1''hT'h III MINI
iil' 'l',' '''' III NS"'' ~ 'M' onE 'h'
i. HIT '''a' "'i' MINI" TIN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-10

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IhAt took mv PARTNER tlAt un th.
hat. uud aftcrNard. Whll, ur W-Ir -.t-
tiug around Ginning. h- lui.GrAIhS
uy from aDrl@+ TIM. u, .,n VIII lh, aru .i
hia chair. Suy. "Id man. aunt -h- w
N, lch,rinn +. ! WAS ~.ttIug ulh Wt
ch.n ia my hand. ANA | tup- h.rk
I-Aiu~t my heck shes rtotty ,l,ar
.u ;hr rlr-~, hut tnAr fao- would cla,A
Stove IGS'' Th- irrckl-d-fir.d -i'i
Aas sitting with h,r hand resting uut
.a tho table. ANA WuAt dr yuu Think.
NJ Shr diiu make switch motion
" th h.r little finger hk- shr uAs nu,;
INK koy. all Wir- hark NJ m- iu
Phillips code, III yuu think It. NhN
don't Nnu SAy VI uut Inud.
hHt' H inH' r u@r i'F women "r f-
at'l~ myself. -tid lh" r""l- f""m "i'"i.
Ai.'i hul ! surely dil S't" "u" ui ihtn
-.. rN'h "lth herself Nhtl. / AA~
working IA Kansas 'ils Ju before t"'
lI.l ~ttik, There NAS tN"uhir hit" iN-
In IN" ulilr" then. And IN uidu hIi'
mdii"f| amy Mi-u th-N hi"uEht uN XII
.'ilaa llthi GOWN >'lt'N E"t' ERR iH"
swamp lands VIZ Arkansas t' ith' lhu
t'l III "A IMAM That Gnt ijt'j l"t tNT--
In, the division superintendent tN.I
th- wir" under th- inrr sinn n" U".
l green "ilicr h"y tu"lIn@ Ultt th- hr>.
EN'rN Body MAS s"lr uu thr A"inHn. "i
course. ANA every body XMAS iuukiuE int
h'r tr make 4 break counting hur ni-@-
Sag'#. Thrf" nan hr,n A a"pd d.-ll "t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-10
FOR. SALE.

Two fl. show eases ANA ony : I'LL Onr
III perfect condition. Tn hr Sull Nrry
rhrap, n III Jenkins. Water St. Au-
we supply the world. mems seamless,
tAst black hose. go. five pairs SLIGO. pr-
hrr direct from Gaylord Co., North Attic
born Mass. jlu.n dino
BAND DATING STAMPS. FOR dating
2,c- csich. Srnd fur circular Fletcher 4
oo.' Nh chapel St., Augusta, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-10

, BLACK AND WHITE Dedication.
Introduction Dray Wlra Irw Dee
The Judgment ut DuuE1r1-
How'll Thana GrmIni--At Twenty
twp.-At Flood TEInr The sending 4
Dana nI-On thu City Wall m
first INDIAN edition Is now n.ld d
S4ilO j copy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-10

Mrs. Emerson. librarian " the
Thompson memorial library, Dover.
ms prepared I new catalogue NJ the
books il the library. which contains
The acc"ssions I" Jan. Ist. The copy
N now in the hands Of the printers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-10

/ tltt love ana tntr alone.
What would thu up-to-datc girl Say
tn that? She would laugh at il ana
say it would BE- impossible for the
young man Of today to 40 such a thing
ANA would take it all AZ a joke. It
might have done i'll the Puritanical Old
times but today when the knowledge Of
thr worldly ways are 50 We'll known
tu the young ladies, they would scorn
tn take anything Of the sort in earnest.
If une desires now to make an impress
sion H. must secure some mild verse
s" that She will think perhaps there is
n"t toe much devotion ana thinks per
mans really H. il thinking Of her in an
interested way. That will set her q
thinking too.
The crepe tissue enters very largely
'ii" ~" more expensive ones and these
ah" not 50 high priced as usual The
"Ay 81 paying great price for val
'hthle seems to be over. Bon bon
boxes II heart shape with 4 yerse-it
always has Verse no matter what the
Nal"ntin"-tilled with kissas-of tha
confectionery variety-are a very
catchy thing. one If these smaller
""NrS contains the following words.
II" KISS you miss is MT amtes
II means nm almost certain hIis.
inl-+ kiss i quite amiss.
nm pt'iNt accept this sweet Kis.
"li' private mailing cards ,ra
"'T" h'W thing. They are made HUI
II, ordinary card ana has the inscrin-
''"L Authorized BY the court If loyn !,
"n'i below it says, Place th4 Inva,
ome name "a this side" Isn't that
enough - appall onao 80
pn ihr back SIDE Of the card i
N,Is" contained il two hearts. On on1
Inscription: ii''ie
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-10
VOLUME /.

NINE OWN PEOPLE. Introduction u,
Henry James-E imi.- NamGay Duoll
Tie KrrrIldcercnce Of lmray. Mot
Gui. Mutineer.-The Mutiny " me
Mayericks.-At the End uf the Pas
Saga.-Thc Incarnation 81 kirshn;
Mulvaney.-T The Man Who was 81
GreenhOw lIill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-10
VOLUME II.
Plain Tales From the Hills
THIRTY-NlNE STORIES.
VOLUME III
The Light That Failed
ME ~.

THREE The God From
I'll. Machine Private IeIroya's So
ry.-Thr Big Drunk Draf.-Thr Soil,
Nlulduun.-M with the Main Guird. ii
the Matter ~ a Private BLACK Jack
Only Subnltrrn. Printed from H.
first edition ~ IS>S which now sells 4
SOTO i COPS.
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Trouant e. Bates.

Hearse for both Catholic and f''''
tant funerals. NERs
FNDERTAkERS & EMbALh -
Dis water St. Augusta. ~, al hours
dacI6dtt --
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TO LET.

n, .r.h'. h.l-, lf n. \. H..i Street. Els
tyb,ilV'
r.N-.n .n, t. uIr..I larty Address M
r..,..l.u--. r- D H.z --. Augusta. MI
febr1lR
r- -.-.Att.l NJ. W Weston sITmi.l At
ln.H Nr@Au. nv. f.r terms aud drstrll-
.t..- lnIdl tr ~k.U l..Iu Electric lIgl.
,'H.. Sh." hr-Lu. M. Iingld-N
IIu-, Nu. Gruyr Street. two Offices
NAt .ruN' tnl nur rrir- Arry III james
H- ~ rt ". i3 Grove eJ-, lr Fired M h-La
S- : E4LL SL- Ju.g-1--1-
Desirable lower tlHDr uI mouse no. =
STATE street. With stable II preferred
Clty water. furnace all modern. conye.
rirnC y. Williamson q BuTleigh, Ns'
Granite National Bank. oct4VlI-
House jill Weston street Apply t. FL
MI Ellis. ScwAll 81. noV-uu
Tenement uf TIVE rooms on first foor, 7
GOOD repair, water in the house, via II
Without small stable. Inquire NJ MI
Lizzie Euyes, 233 Water 81, up oN
pe-Irlhla rent M Gage, near Wa5.
street: tivr rooms. city wafer. ClII III
III. II. Smith. III EAST Crescent sr-t.,..
House No 46 Melville street, city v.
tar. Apply r. III Goodwin. Chandier, j.. :"
noN1oo1--
Thc Weston house. IN Cnny street Ni NH,
rooms HIKING hIth, ncw hat water he t.iIa
rllrt. modern plumbing: central OWE Il1tsr
Inquire uf nr. O. III. :. Davies. XIII VIZ WIZ
street. JdHt.u.--
Pheasant mouse HI good location VIII
d. without stable: city and well Nss s,
inquire Of 5. S. Lancaster. masiI-
S3cc'a'st, 20'h year. Piles. Fis'uld' Fc
xuru ugFD! ny ny
FiistuIa ' !: a: !: 1: S: s:
HI. Nltr. uSt no hu-. Ea>y @Iic raint',, p,y,
Cure Guaranteed pr M Pay constitution ,I
sI ran n Ere Dr. c. r. FISH
NV NNN STREET. Lewiston. CdH N XIII" a,r
At L. :. uoteI, rnrtland' SATURDAYS v-
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Letters From the East.
VOI.t'N ME XIV,

bITTTl.S ln-Iuiin
Tn. vampire Ind IAc Kecrs-IJnA
mo Ihrus Captains.
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For All Readers Of
The KenneboC Journal

~ 4 IIu,E MfIiN TIFF REACH I'M ALL special
N t.gr
WI I1peb
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-10

Desirable lover ftDr uI mouse, no p
StAtr street. With stable II preferred
CIy water. furnace. alI modern conye
ri-nc7S. Williamson x Burleigh, oys'
Granite National Bank octS0du
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-10

Chamber girl. Kitchen girls cook. gen
eral homework girls today at 2-5 Water
st. II. Buyes nuvi,dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-10

Pleasant mouse HI good location W.
III without stable: city ana well vater;
inquire Of s. S. Lancaster. may4IuA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-10

Situation wanted fur Hill American SIM.
~ years VIA. tu assist i'll general house
work, willing worker quite capable. viii
work for 81. Lizzie Boycs. 245 Water
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-18
MS mon SENSE or pROpRrErr.


When Governor Roosevelt's itinerary
for Nebraska was announced, including
a meeting at Lincoln, howl went up
from the Bryanites against his So
called invasion Of Mr.. Bryan's home
One of the addresses issued over the
names of Il so-called committee OF old
soldiers, composed Of five state house
appointees, appealed for support of the
fusion rally on the day succeeding
Roosevelts visit in the following Ian.
guage:
The festivities on the Sd day OF October
will be In Bryan's honor. His high sense Of
propriety made him decline TO invade the
home of President Mckinley, while the re-
publican national committee has seen fit tc
invade Mr.. Bryan's home.
Mr.. Bryan's high sense of propricty
seems to have existed only in the i'm
agination of his admirers, as he "in
vaded' the home and birthplace of Mr.
Mckinley this week. Not only that
but at each he went out of his way tl
make remarks decidedly incompatible
with any high sense of propriety, slur
ring the president and belittling the
honor enjoyed by those towns in con
tributing a president to the United
States.
OF course Mr.. Bryan has. perfect
right TO bid for votes in every city il
the country, but he cannot accuse re
publicans of improperly in view of hi,
! remarkable performances.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-18

the pockets of himself and other Tam
manyites, but with money wrung from
gambling houses. saloons and brothcls
which must meet Tammany's demands
or go out of business
Croker has performed his part well
and undoubtedly Mr.. Bryan feels crate
ful to him. There may be no formal
understanding between them rs to
future relations. in the event of demo
cratic success, but there cannot be Il
reasonable doubt that if Bryan should
secure the electoral vote of New York
and he elected Richard Croker will not
only be allowed TO control the political
patronage in that state, but would have
a commanding influence in the councils
OF the national administration. We
should have in the conduct of public
affairs an alliance of Organism and
Crokerism, for let no one dplude him
self with the idea that Mr.. Bryan could
ignore Croker, even If he were disposed
to do so. The Tammany boss is play
ing for a large stake. If through his
efforts New York should go democratic
and thus elect Bryan Croker will de.
mand full recompense and will be very
likely TO get it. We can conceive of
few things more to be dreaded than an
administration in which that corrupt
and INSCRIPTIONS politician would he
II factor,
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-18
REGISTER TO-DAY.

Today il registration day and every
voter expecting to cast ballot at the
election on November q should see that
his name Is properly enrolled on the
registration books.
The registrars will sit in their re-
spective wards and precincts from 5
a. III. until o y. m. today. III
order to register each voter must appear
personally before the registrars and an
swer the questions relating to his resi-
dence and qualifications prescribed 10y
the law.
No previous registration will hold
good this year. Failure to register
means self lfdlsfranchisement
One of the questions which will be
asked by the registrars, under the law,
is: with what political party do you
wish to afiiliate?' To this question
every person who expects to support
President Mckinley should answer
"The republican party" This answer
is necessary to qualify the voter to
participate in the republican primaries
BE sure to register today.