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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1901-06-05

ac,,.....f ;l,s. .,raat -Ca.ana,,y If the
Wa.r." w:ff!t...c If .,,!f..-.f.,,,-..,..tcr,!
Of tie afue.."
In rnzier.s HISTORY / this state
ncnt: M. Renautt. the agent If the
.Camnauy Of the West left France
1-I>nndnr fGr auSn5r.s If tl,j- r.,u-
many yifn a..n n,i.,.y. f,t-,u l.o ar
na.r tn,t Cn.r+,as. a,.4 ,,tt , vii.
lla,sa cal;a,} =, phiI.:, f,a,a,,t+
crossed t,,o ,Tfssissf.,rj nd di,c.,.a,o7
tha ,a,1 ,o;na. ,~c.,t,l p,t,.; ,y,tc,,
hear his na,,o Ta ,r+nry,,4s lcgt
for rr,nca IA ls,a., pc Dn, a.C,r-
leans conIa moi rac,rr,tae I,rgnch
treasury viii, toad AID no ,,ioe. ,,cre
nat ,gor,,e1 1,n,s nv +I,a ..;ro,naany of
t,,o yye..n T, uor,a 1,o,vavar who
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1901-06-05

Chas. ". SchWah. president Of
The United States Steel Corpora
ton, who draws 81 salary Of 81
coo, 900 year, in an address to
800 poor boys in a New York
training school. the other day,
said:
''fIonl my long experience an
led to believe that many boys make
the mistake of depending upon ID
iiucnce to obtain for them positions
OF profit. Tnis.is a serious draw
back to any boy, for even if he
has the talents necessary 10 adj
vancement. other boys. his com
reiilols, will say HAT bis success
Or partial success was due, not TO
merit, but to influence. Go Your
self to seek work IN life and depend
upon your own exertions and merit.
Merit must count and must win.
The boy who depends upon iniiu-
ence is handicapped sadly from the
start.
mo matter what business vou
enter, the essential feature to sue
cess is shat yot! perform your tasks
better than anybody else. This
alone will command attention.
Everybody is expected TO do his
duty. bat the boy or man who
does more is certain Of promotion.
''Succcss Is not money making
alone. And | want to state that
Of the truly great men | know in
industrial and manufacturing lines,
none is 4 college bred man. but
they arc men who received an in
dustriai or mechanical education,
and who worked up by presever
ance and application. Let me al
wise you all to make an early start
in life. The boy with the manual
training and the common school
education who can start in life at
sixteen or seventeen can leave the
boy that goes to college till he is
twenty or more so far behind in
the race that he can never catch
up. This, however. does not ap-
ply to professional life. The other
day | was at a gathering Of forty
successful business men-lllen in
industrial and manufacturing busi
ness-and the question arose as to
/ how many were college bred men.
Of The forty only two had been
graduated and The rest Of the par
~. thirty-cight in number. bad
received only common school edu
cations-had started in life AS poor
bows. So say as a parting AL
vice. start early
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1901-06-05

Although we neither receive nor
expect any official patronage from
our Democratic county officers.
yet we believe there is a certain
consideration due them from us as
a matter of ordinary courtesy,
and, therefore, we do not assaiI
them for alleged official short-com-
ings in each successive edition of
this paper. We have the courage
to express our views at the proper
time and when that time comes
whatever dcriliction of duty those
officers may be guilty of in our
estimation will be properly pre-
sented to the people. Meanwhile,
we question neither the sense nor
courage of the editor of the lnde-
pendent, knowing that he will
never be called upon to fill public
Office in this county as a gift of the
people.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1901-06-05

sufficient reason fer rcscn;in@ il.
The government must not DC sI<-
iaincd at any point. Is the evident
policy of the Democratic party. Il
does NOT matter 10 them Whctherihe
results gained by onr being in those
islands are beneficial to their in
habitanls or not. or whether their
own party, We're it in power, would
have followed aa Identical policy
or not, as an obstructive party
they feel they must repe! the
Courts ruling. Therefore, in the
next national campaign the qucs-
tion Of ''iInpe: ialism viii receive
It still greater notice from the Dem
ocrats than it did in 1900. 1t will
overshadoH the money question
altogether, probably, although
there are still feeble efforts here
and there to keep the latter alive.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1901-06-05

The only way by which the act
ual cash could be gotten back into
the state school fund would be to
ask the taxpayers to 60 down into
their jeans and restore it. As this
plan would have involved some I'M
pleasant questioning our Democrat
ic friends, by their ''carefuI''
methods of financicring turned Il
liability into an investment,
which is costing the taxpayers
$250,000 a year. Meanwhile,
where did the $4,000, 900 go!
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1901-06-05
Newspaper Dom IS.
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until You have squared mp with

Don't discontinue a newspaper
until you have so,,,rcd M with
:,
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,, fnn :, p.,.. 49,, No.
i,"' 'a 80 ~ "e'' '''o VIC
4'ca'cSt l"''iihht'cfS newspaper
has to contend with.
Don't Get mad if yonr visitor :
name does no, a,,neo,. in the nor
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1901-06-05
Round About Is.

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20
'St'!I'dh. -1o', "s|9 Fl>'tod ~ i Sc
we're WING storm G! -'i3y - ne Wi:'d
was aft"ihp1h!ed ~ hsaF} IAN o.
! nan ana ram .>' 'I'E al' i''e "I'ioo"'
~ '''e ''F''i "'I' "'0Nei an" ll''',''
VI "Ci u"'i'F'~' ''''-e'
Clause ingalls,. age. -. was drown
ed III Dry Fork. near the Ma'amcc
Sp'!h@. III IHeli'> county. Oh ''dy -.
lie WAS alone al the tine and had cvl-
IDENTIFY entered the water to take Il
"i' H. ~ Ills cIo, 'lii':' "''7 Ii.'." Oh '''e
"'i'>'
The noTt}l-Fuunc fast niail on tie
Iron !"untaIH struck Il CO" at i'pJert
avenue III Carondetet last edhe>dal
morning. lhe train was dcrailed and
the engine wrecked, Only one per-
son. l.. 9. Walters, mail clerk. wa-
hHF'.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. H. Miller, OF Dol-
ph1n, Mo-, are the parents O! another
pal" Ct twins, which makes three
pairs tia, have come 10 them in tiic
tie last four years. In the same
eigHburiuoti there have recently been
two cases # triplets born.
! Prof. \ T. Henry. vino }las hacn in
cl,3r.,a of .h, Marvin rnjta,.iatn In.ti-
tute at Fredericstown since tnn
seized was established several Years
! ago, has resigned an(, severed all cyn-
nccticn with ttia Institution. Prof.
| Henry will 80 into Tie lie Insurance
, bli>ine
| The construction yf,I, on tho
! Southern Missouri 2,ilra,d =. ,a,,.
| line ha;no huiIt hatwaan 81 s,ara.
We've and rism,rc}z ,s hein, nu.hna
ran;.lv from the so3tbor, end nf tbc
! line vhiS road will ,,ira t,o }a,d
mines If ST rraneoi. cn,ntv easg
! acces, 10 tie coal fields of Illinois
| 1o,., >-1,, ,r..,.,o ,,,,-,, hor
! while actin. as whjslay oI3uer 3l-
lowed some wli,l;ev tn 90 ont with
out Collecting the rroper revenue. for
which offence he was sentenced in tie
| L. :. District Court Of St. Louis t.
eight months in Jail. besides being
! required to nay Il fine of $1,000. Should
! he not be able to pay the fine, how
even. an additional months service in
jail Will satify it.
Mrs. U3vyood DarneIl saws the
! Farn;jnotnn Times three, wears ago
! last Novan,hor was cnti,olv aa,riv. 4
of the novnr ~necch Inv an attack If
! noaaslrs. trot: that tip.r tiIi last E,i-
! d2v s;,o cnn1d pnt nr,icul,te = sinola
word Last tridav to ner own .nr-
- ., - ..,
| pms anu ''i'' vi i'e' i"hil! anu
! friends she began talking as distinct
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1901-06-05

If the Independent is correct on
the question Of the prosecuting at
torney's salary, then the salary of
the county clerk will also be affect
ed, and Mr.. Longs pay will ncces-
sarily have to be a couple of hun
dred dollars or so less than it was
last year. Somehow the Independent
has overlooked this fact, but we
will not say it was done intention
ally.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1901-06-05

The editor of the Independent
hates Republican administration no
matter whether it is county, state
or national, but there is no indica
cation in sight at present that he
will dcspise it to the extent of re-
linquishing his grip on that hun
dred per month.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1901-06-05

OF course all the Bryanito Or
gans are criticizing the Supreme
Courts decision on the Porto Rican
cases. Any of these papers could
have rendered wiser and more
consistent O. decision as to what
was really intended by the trainers
of the constitution.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1901-06-05

1t is reported that some of the
European governments are becom-
ing uneasy over The United States
expansion policy. Their alarm is
uncalled for for, we see Uncle
Sam moving out of China and feel
sure that he is not contemplating
an invasion of conquest in Europe.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1901-06-05

In almost every walk Of life there
have been great Women. But has
there never been woman who has
reached tie very highest pinacIe in
any field: In the June Cosmopolitan
Ella Wheeler Wilcox answers the
question iii the negative and declares
that even in the essent ally feminine
voca,ions If cooking, dresSmaEing
and millinery men EXCEL women.
Women" says Mrs. Wilcox, have
not tie concentration which gives 4
clear perspective. They lack system
aud patience aud are distracted by de-
tails IT TUNED aside by vanity"
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1901-06-05

Nothing more is heard about the
United States being the financial
slave of England. 1t getting to be
the other way. Mr.. Bryan's SYM
pathy will soon have to 90 out to
England.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1901-06-05

Missouri has never been noted as
an oil producing state, but the
flow of natural gas is unlimited
whenever the Democrats tap the
question of party reorganization.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1901-06-05
MON
/ have money to loan at low rate o
interest, Oh real estate.
VI. + HUNTER. potosi. No

NoaloGe, one Of tlo Fiat River min
inr towns. suffered severe loss by ire
early On he morning Of May 18th last,
SIX buildings, occupied mostly by busi-
ness iirni&, were burned. YIN. Gies-
sing. merchant, is tile heaviest loser.
placing his loss at $!5,00D. about half
covered Ay insurance, G T. Wigger
lost buildings valued at $3.l0o. insur-
Ell fer &l.-U0: Jas. Mcf'reovy. mercllan-
disc. cl.iGo. insured for &i.uG); J. 5.
Anderson. household effects Sl00. no
insurance. Other iJ5sGs range from
:i0'h to @i0a. either with small or no
Insurance.. Tile n.igiDn Of the fire. is
i mystery, bat is attributed by some
t0 burglars.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1901-06-05

1t is reported that The value Of
the apple crop in the United States
last year exceeded the value of the
wheat crop by nearly fifty per cent,
yet most Of the farmers still stick
to wheat
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1901-06-05

The expenses Of the Alabama
constitutional convention, now in
session, are over 81, 900 q day. 1t
costs something to deprive the col
ored voter of his rights Of citizen
s1:.~
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1901-06-05

The Supreme Courts decision on
be question as to whether the con
ntion follows the flag will SUP
the Democrats with the issue
bare wanting to supplant the
y question. The Courts de-
sustains the governments
sin our island possessions,
one gives the Democrats
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1901-06-05

Miss Peachy Ransom has been
voted the hands0mcst woman in
Louisiana, Mo. Her looks are
probably as pcachy rs her name.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1901-06-05
Sl.OO Per knnuin.

1t does not make mach difference
to Missouri Democrats how the
party is organized as long rs they
remain in the graft.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1901-06-05

PORTABLE ENGINE FOR SALE.
\ good, rebuilt. l2-horse power Rus
sell portable steam engine: boiter
tlues and tire-b0X ali in good shape
Cross head pump and I. 5. injector,
everything complete aud ready to run:
a bargain For price and terms call
at Journal office, or address Chris. San
s0ucie. De Soto, No.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1901-06-05

Get yonr printing done
at Inc Journal office.
Popular prices.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1901-06-05
O. +. Bea2, Mineral Poin
TINE FOR HOLDING COURTS.

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Circuit court-Ist Monday in March
and 4th Monday in August.
County court-l>t Monday in Feb
raary. May. August and November
Probate court-2nd Monday i'll Feb
ruary. May, August and November.
I,ue notice Of special terms will be
given whenever announced.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1901-06-05
Official Directory of Washington
County.

Circuit Judge, F. K. Dearing, Hills
horU. No.
State Senator, T. II. Farrjs, Steelyillc,
Mo.
Representative, L. T. Eyersole, Potosi.
Presiding Judge County Court, Joseph
II llkins0n. kichwOods.
Judge County Court, ist district.
Jules F. Boyer. Cadet
Judge County Court, end district,
+. T. Cole. Beigrade
Clerk circuit court, Isaac \.
Letcncr.
Clerk county court, John o.
Long.
Judge probate court. Chas.
II. RichesOn oa.a-.
Collector. 7. /. blount. Ao''9i'
Sheriff. JEFF iggiHbCtham.
Treasurer. J. h. Boyer.
Prosecuting Attorney, n. Z.
Rhodes.
Coroner, C5aS. Williams.
County Assessor j. I. Williams, Gale
donia.
County School Commissioner. J. J.
Declue. Belgrade.
Surveyor. II. Hawkins. Summit
Justice Of the Peace. J. \. Henson,
P4t1Si
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-03-28
Attempted Holdup.

Three able-bodied and'a one-leggr d
tramp attempted TO hold mp ". r.
Duncan near the depot Sunday night
a. he was on his way home from
town. As he was passing the men.
who were standing in n group IN
front Of the Lemarstore. one Of them
caught him 10y the coat collar and IN
the srufile which en-ued Mr.. Duncun's
coat was nearly torn OF OF him lie
then went 10 the depot and the night
operator telephoued Sheriff Smith.
vino responded and arrested tWo Of
the hobos. They had their trial Mon
day before Squire Hemstreet. plead
guilty and were seutenced To sixty
days each in Jail These scaIiawags
ought 10 be- PLACED on rock pile and
made 70 earn their board.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-03-28

The Marine band will be in town
next Saturday and Jim's Specials
will be the best ever offered.
We buy our hats direct from man
ufacturers and save you the middle
mans profit Amer Clio. House.
THE TINES is placed under obliga
tions to those splendid attorneys,
Messrs. Dooley & Ludwick, for ia
vors.
" p. Sewer, Of Summit township,
a member Of The TINES family of
readers for many years, has our
thanks for Il renewal.
Our old friend Jasper Bowman, OF
Roper, Kan, orders THE TIMES sent
to his mother. Margaret Heyford, at
Fredonia, Kan, for a year
Joseph Baker, a prominent and
successful stockman, complimented
us pleasantly on Monday. He had
announcements printed for his fine
horses.
Burglars blew open the safe in Lin
coin postoffice a few nights ago, Sc
curing between $500 and $500 in
cash and a large quantity of stamps.
Will and Dwight Hartwell promi-
nent young business men of ST. Louis
spent the first of the week with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Hart
well
d. n. Thompson, president of the
Farmers bank, has been quite sick
the past week or so and confined to
his home. We understand he is now
on the mend.
We are favored with a subscrip-
ton from Miss Katie Duvall, through
her gentlemanly young brother, Ar
thur, popular clerk with the Butler
Cash Department Store.
Our highly esteemed farmer friend
John W. Harshaw. of Deepwater,
favored us with a call and renewed
while in the city He is prominent
farmer and influential democrat
The TINES regretted very much to
learn through a caller Saturday that
J. NJ. Shubert OF Summit township.
was dangerously sick.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-03-28
\ Successful administration.

Many OF our citizens remember
James T Thompson. who owned the
saloon building and - feet OF ground
near southwest corner uI square. be
having owned the property since be-
lore the war. Mr.. Thompson was a
carpenter. and while working on a
building in California, fell and was
killed. He had nearly $4,000 IN
notes and mortgages III the hands OF
VIM. Z. Walton, OF this city. when
killed. Mr.. Walton having been his
agent for several years prior TO ms
death. Mr.. Thompson was batch
elor. His brothers and sisters living
in Pennsylvania, Illinois, Kansas,
Oregon and Washington, who, with
the consent of our probate court,
selected Mr.. Walton az the admins
traitor. Mr. Walton has been five
wears collecting and winding up the
estate and recently filed in the pro-
bate court his final settlement with
receipts from all of the heirs showing
that he had collected and paid to
them every dollar that was owing to
j. T. Thompson at the time OF his
death The probate records show
that not a dollar of principal or in
terest was lost. The loans in the first
place sere made BY Mr.. Walton for
Mr.. Thompson before his death. Re-
Gently Mr.. Walton. for the heirs sold
the house and lots TO Paul BengSch
for II. 10 cash.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-03-28
Stole a Grip

VIM. Rogers. aged about 90 years,
was sent TO Jail Monday by Squire
Hemstreet 10 serve d sentence Of
thirty days for stealing The old
man was arrested at the COwley
House at the depot Sunday night by
Sheriff Smith. He was charged with
stealing a satchel from the Day
House Sunday afternoon. The grip
belonged TO j NJ Sproul, Of Howard
township. and was filed with cloth
ing. The grip was found ia an out
house in the rear of the Star barber
shop on Ohio street. where the old
man left il, after exchanging his
dirty shirt for clean one and ex-
tracing pair Of socks. Rogers ac-
knowledged the theft and raised no
complaint at his arrest and sentence
The old man had been about town
for three or four days on a spree. He
formerly lived at or near Adrian, but
for several months, We understand,
has been on a tramp.
Mr. Sproul was here serving as q
juror and Sunday afternoon be aud
Judge Cole took walk 70 the lake,
east Of town. and il was during their
a bsence the grip was stolen from tie
hotel Office.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-03-28
Deal 1T E.nx1S
TINES Telephone No. 81.

Seed. s. Pierce, west side of square,
when wanting farm insurance. 9-tf
Work shoes Best line III Butler
land selling big. Amer Clio. House.
Attorney W. 0. Jackson went to
|tfnton Tuesday morning on legal
business.
Remember special prices on dry
Faits at JimsC. G. & NJ. NJ. Satur-
|ay
The little town of Harwood, YER
|On county, has nine cases of so
|alled smallpox.
On account of the Marine band next
Faturdays we will sell bananas for 1c
|aeh. Jim's c. q. ( NJ. NJ
Mrs. W. B. Tyler, OF Summit town
mp, who has been quite sick, we are
Fac to learn, is improving.
Dutier ought to have an old time
|Oahty lair this fall. Let us have a
aoss trot and pumpkin show.
boys and girls buy bananas for lie
Fach at Jim's c. G. & NJ. NJ, Satur-
Fay March 30.
Vur popular young friend ". G..
Foaehman called and had The TIMES
Eat to A. B. Davis at Eureka, Kan.
zee our line of neglegie shirts with
(aported pleated bosoms at 75c and
PAT American Clothing House.
now as the township election is
ef let US organize and go to- Jim's
y. 4 NJ. NJ. to buy our groceries
nd meats.
q Miller, prosperous and popu-
!oung farmer of Mt. Pleasant,
|a'led and had his dates set ahead
e another year.
numors of all kinds are prolific of
use troubles. They may be en-
''as'y expelled by thorough course
hoods Sarsaparilla.
asst Saturday we sold bananas
U Y each, We were out by noon,
y next Saturday We will sell them
s one cent each at Jim's c. G. &
tn
y You know that everyone of the
''4ses at the Paris exposition, 1900,
0sedthe Walk Over shoe the best
! Tue world. Amer. Clothing House.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-03-28

Among other things acquired with
the Philippines is the bubonic plague
which Is causing much apprehen-
sion IN official circles at Washington.
lest it spread generally over the coun-
trv.-EX.
The funeral OF Fannie NJ. the /
year-old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
J. H Allison. took place from the
family residence two and one half
miles southwest OF town Yesterday
at : O'Clock. Elders Lotspeich and
Roe officiating The little one died
Tuesday at : O'Clock of fnenbranous
Group. after Il short illness. The
TINES, with other friends OF the fam
lily extend sineerest sympathy to the
bereaved parents.
1t Is tact, a. often stated in news
papers, that YOU may write thou
sand nice items about a person and
If he ever reads them YOU don't know
IT, bul say something that in quite
SO complimentary, vet the actual
truth, and you find out Immediately
they nave read It. We don't just
now remember but one man that
ever thanked Us for complimentary
remarks we made OF him. He is now
a prominent county official, ana
lately admitted TO the bar. You see
the pomt?-"Gabe' i'll Rich Hill Re
view
John Harris j. a chicken ax,ar,
and glories in bavinor a. fine hraa5s
as can be found in the state He
was much parturbad the other aav
to lind amOuua newly hafcEa3 brood
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-03-28
Nntice 10 TaX Pnyers.

Notice is hereby given that the
county board OF equalization will
meet in the county clerk : office III
the city OF Butler on Monday, April
LIST. 1901. Any taxpayer who thinks
he has been assessed too high can
come before the board and be heard
at that time. ;. i. BRoADDTs.
County Clerk
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-03-28

The Butler Cash Department store
i putting on city airs. They an
nounce that on Thursday OF each
week a certain article in the store
will be put on special sale Tor that
day only. and viii b. sold at -
duced price This special sale day =
a new departure for This big store
and those who watch their adver-
,;-arn-n+ and take advantage Of the
sale day will reap bargains Read
their advertisement this week-
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-03-28

Carpenter Il Shafer Mfg Co. We
want poultry and egg. We can pay
top prices at all times Get our
prices before selling We will not be
Overbid in cash
Yours for business.
CARPENTER 4 SHAFER MFG Co
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-03-28
SEEDS.

For seeding purposes. some choice
cane seed. flax seed. kaiiir corn.
% ~ POWER < BRO.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-03-28

The Marine band Wilt be in town
next Saturday and Jim's Specials
will be the best ever offered
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-02

Just as No. II pulled out OF tue MeiuN
Central the other day. butoni'
with a short WASTED coat WIN -
long tails and clutchinr q iqu't
bN the handle turned The corner =
street by the bank on his way -
station. Ey the time he struck the f',',
farm, t.c rear car WhiShCd p!.
wanted 20 catch that train anu
fclInw at the depot seeing his p''"'
mcnt told him to run ard nc E"eS,
Tho ,car brakeman would see MIN w
null M. So up the track he new
could have played dominos 81 IN
tai By the time h got 70 tridi't 81.
Tho train had whistled Go"o ny
the other end Of the III idC"- " t"e"
gan "a dawn upon the Dut' hnaH -
Tim. ma the Maine central i.'i"
waits for no m?n. The crown
vat,hci the urcVual contest 'Pv
dated the jnl.c more than inc ~"
man iii. INT tho genial In gStGe +,
Ter ut the station t'lScd WIN II" M,
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-02

The decision Of the Belgrade Hotel
Co. Of Belgrade Lakes TO more tnah
double the capacity Of their hotsi
Will meet with the approval of All Who
nave had the pleasure of visiting that
charming resort. 1t is a source OF
pride to Augusta people to know tnat
il has near such Il hotel 50 delightfuii!
situated amidst the best bass waters
in the United States. That hotel. II
one season. should make such reputa-
tinn IS The Belgrade certainly has,
speaks volumes for the poiicE q ny
management.