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The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-31

The Thirteen club met at the
home of F. w. Nixon last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Koontz won boobies,
and Mrs. Cafky and w. Fl, Davie
won prizes. This WAS the last
meeting of the present series and
the club is disbanded for the
present although it may be re-
organized after Lenten season.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-31
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The New Machine Shops

of the Oil Well Supply Co finished and prepared
do and all kinds of machine and blacksmith work The
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-28
THE LOGIC OF ACCOMPLISHED
FACTS.

Putting all officials on fiat salary
and putting all fees and earnings of
each office in the treasury has worked
we'll in the city Of Salem. II has
wiped out debt and increased the rev.
enues.
Putting all Marion county officials
on fiat salaries and making all fees
and earnings OF each Office swell the
revenues has wiped out 100000 debt
In three years. and reduced the county
tax 80 mills
Almost without exception the same
result has been achieved In other
counties. No county has such badly
managed finances, but It's condition
has been improved by this system.
The constitution plainly prohibits
other than fiat stated fxed salary
for state ofIiclala. The constitution
expressly and specifically forbids OF.
ncials receiving fees and perquisites.
The logic Of accomplished facts and
the logic of history point 10 ilat sal.
aries as the only honest and business
like way to pay any Official The Law
and the custom and the constitution
prove the same result.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-28
Minor Mention
Local Import

L. C. and c. W. Brant and Bert Me
Atee went sailing on the Wilamett,
Sunday morning in "A small sail boa
they had recently purchased. Every,
thing went nicely for some little time
until the boys had reached mld.stream
where the water Is probably deeper
than at any other one point. when IN,
little craft suddenly became unman
ageaole and overturned, throwing the
occupants into the water. Young Me
Aztec managed 10 land upon the up.
turned boat, but the other boys re-
ceiyed an unwelcome immersion. but
succeeded in reaching the shore with
out further mishap, when another boat
was procured, and the sail boat and its
sole companion We're brought TO the
shore.
AZ a meeting OF the school board
ON Saturday evening the contract for
placing a new cement floor In the
west half OF the East school basement
was awarded TO John Heidecker AT Q
cents square foot The repairs com.
mlttee was authorized TO repair the
sidewalks, stairways and steps of the
school house, and 10 level down with
a gradual slope the gound on the
south side OF the East school build
ns' from the basement 10 the street
SO as to drain the water away from the
structure.
Clinton Mccormick. who was ar
'ested one day last week for drunken.
less, was fined $40, or twenty days in
all by Police Judge Judah. or given
he alternative OF leaving salem ana
ema'nlng away for the period OF one
ear tie agreed TO leave the city.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-28
FOOLS RUSH IN.
Curtis Hidden Page.

Curtis Hidden Page.
One fool sailed westward ill he found
world,
One found new worlds within the MIND
of man.
The cynlcs called Columbus charlatan
And burned Olordano Bruno. -" Who
unfurled
The heavens like a scroll, that men
might know:
But foolish Calico? 80 Who began
Our new free art and thought and so
cial plan
But that poor outcast crazy fool Rous.
seau?
There is one toast the future ages
drink
standing-To those who dare, rush
in and diel-
Those who defy all rights and break all
rules,
Who fight impossible battles, and who
think
True thoughts-at whom with one &C.
cord we cry.
"The fools the fools, the fools!"-God
bless the fools!
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-28
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS,
THE VOTE
RAPIDLY
GROWING
Journals Seaside Outing Con
test Growing Warm

Today's count reveals the fact that
some Of the contestants in the Jour
nals Seaside Outing Contest are get.
ting in earnest, or at least their
friends are, and 1t is their friends who
will do the work necessary to capture
the prize. Today Miss Sapplngheld is
the leader, having increased her vote
from 152 to AS. and one new candidate
has entered the lists.
The date Of closing rests with the
contestants, and II will be at noon,
either on August 14th or 18th. One Of
the young ladies' has expressed a pref
erence for the 18th, and II Is evident
that she Is all ready to start, but If a
demand comes for the 14th, it will be
fixed for that date. This office will
soon begin counting the ballots daily:
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-28
THREW
ASIDE THEIR
CANES
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Lee OF
Turner, oregon, Relate
Their Experience With DR..
Darrin at the willamette
Hotel, Salem
Marvellous But True.

There are perhaps no more prom
nent or better known people in Marion
county than Mr.. and Mrs Lee, OF Iur
ner. Or. Wherever they are known
their word is accepted without ques
tion. and their card, published belo"
goes far to establish Dr. Darrin's claim
TO successful treatment Of chronic dis
eases.
Mr. Lee Writes as Follows:
To the Editor: Prior to coming un
der DR.. Darrin's medical and electric
al treatment, / had been painfully al
hicted with sciatic rheumatism, gen
eral debility and nervousness. could
not walk without a cane when ! hrst
consulted the doctor two months ago.
My relief from all symptoms was rap
id, and | no longer need a cane. My
wife has had trouble with her lungs
having a severe cough for many years
also pains and numbness in her
limbs. being Obliged to use a cane. She
has been successfully treated by DR.
Darrln and discarded her cane.
have every confidence in Or Darrin
and his new method of cure, and most
emphatically commend him 10 the pub.
lie. reside near Turner or, and
can be seen at any time
REUBEN LEE.
Prominent Linn County Lady Cured.
DR.. Darrin, Dear Sir: About two
months ago began your treatment for
a troublesome catarrh, and | am not
troubled any more. This may benefit
others, so use this letter, If II will be
of any benefit Yours respectfully
MRS. NETTIE DEMPSEY
Waterloo, Linn county, Or.
The following card was voluntarily
offered by a lady desirous Of helping
others similarly afflicted:
To Salem Ladies':
Dr. Darrin has treated me for ca.
tarrh, neuralgia and rheumatism,
scalp trouble, deafness, general merry.
GUS debility, female troubles and par.
tial paralysis OF neck of the bladder,
with marked success. feel that words
are inadequate to express my gratitude |
for the great good that DR.. Darrin has |
done me, and | most heartily recon.
mend the doctor to the afflicted
MISS MINNIE WELLS.
l57 18th Street, Salem.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-28
REAL
ESTATE
TRANSFERS
Considerable Property Has
Changed Hands

The transfers of realty last weel
represented about 100000. Some %
the principal transfers. as shown by
the deeds filed for record with Record
or Siegmund. were as follows:
Ira W. Hubbard ct ux, to A. S
Shaw, 3i3 acres, t 6 q, r 2 and W
$500.
State Land Beard. 10 Henry J. OF
tenhcimcr llioS acres, is.rl I w.
$1,000.
Ole Vorseth,ct ny, to Emma G.
Bye, loo.29 acres, 7s,rl ", $4,000.
Benjamin Spence ct NY. to Aurthur
G, and Hulda Holmes, 2o acres con.
slsting Of lots II and ~ of the Capt
tai city Fruit Farms, $1,000.
Paul Frank ct AL, to Philip Meier
lots Q, 10 and II, block .. SublImity.
$1,000.
Raymond ID. Cashatt unmarried. to
c. E Cashatt, 100 acres, t q S.. . e..
5000.
A. E Smith, ct ux., to W J. Jcrman.
2.19 acres in Siyerton, $500.
John Cashatt, ct uN. to r. n. Ca
shaft 100 acres, { 9 s., r a. $500.
Maggie NJ Neal unmarried. TO
Richard Walgor, 35IO acres t9s.r2I
". S7oO.
Eliza Albright and husband to |
Peter j n Kirsch. lots z 10 ~, mcm. |
sivo. block p Comptou's first addition
To Salem 5000.
Andrew vcrclcr ct AL. 10 VIM. Ans
Ter lots I 10 ~, inclusive block ga. |
Knob HuI Plat addition 10 Salem.
$500.
+ q. Clark, ct uN, TO c. W John
son, lots z and s, block s. Compton's
addition No. to Salem. $3.50.
Geo A. Nandrrbeck. unmarried. toI
NJ. Emil Schneider, lot n. WuodbumI
Fruit Farms. SiOO.
n. d. Bondy ct uN, To VIM. a. Card
so acres. S, 3e, $3.50
John Williams, et uN.. to r. $. BIan.
hard. ~ lot I. block I. Institute
survey town of jefferson, $3.50.
j. ID Brewer ct uN. to Gguree
wicker. lots . and .. block "F' Simp-
on's add 20 Salem, S325
A. G. Her ct uN. 10 W Il. Scheuryr
Z uN. land in Butteville $500.
Mary h, Davenport and husband 10
v j. Jermau. lot q, block 6. Browns
dd to Silyerton. SloO
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-28
THE REVOLT AGAINST THE
SPEAKER.

BlennIally there is talk Of over
throwing Speaker Henderson. The
current against him is again getting a
head on. The willy Scotch-Amcrlcan
politician from Iowa will probably be-
able to meet and stem the tide.
The same royolts were undertaken
against Speaker Reed. In the end he
was downod. hut It was not the fault
OF Reed. II was the fault of the sys.
tenn. II is hIgh.prossurc system that
will use up the best possible speaker
Henderson will go the way Of Reed.
but II will not be his fault The
present means the ohlitcration of all
but "A few very strong individuals In
Congress. II is claimed To be the only
way work can be done.
The present way OF handling con.
gress under highpressure and absolute
Dictatorship of the speaker will be
broken down by the majority.
The present way Of managing con
grehs leads to the greatest oNtraya.
gance. The House receives dictator
ship not only from the speaker. hut
from the Senate.
Look at the cowardly hack.down of.
the House ON the Nicaragua canal! BE.
hold It's abJect paralysis and failure
on Cuban reciprocity In its appro
II does business In royal plu
luCratlc fashion
Any bin or resolution that extends
HE growing army OF pap suckers can
be- got through. Sinecures and corrup.
ion privileges are being extended at
terrific and imporlalistic pace.
The revolt Is not against Hender
on. The system cries for new sac
thco Unable 10 get all they clamor
OF, even under the present looting
arrangements, they want new deal
or larger handout.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-28
THE NEWSPAPER or THE Fu
TURE.

Il will not be- daily, Il viii be d
continuous newspaper It will b,
published morning and evening. when
ever there is anything To print that Is
of public interest
During the recent excitement over
the expected capture OF the cX-conyict
Tracy the Seattle Star published dt
teen issues la one day. That is "A
common occurrence with the upto
date newspaper
The continuous newspaper will go
ON every train, aud ON lts own means
90 conveyance by land and water. ana
the newspaper will be FIRST 10 utilize
aerial transportation.
The touch OF modern journalism will.
mako the whole world Kin.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-28
SURE CURE FoR pIl lEs

l,'hlhs Piles produce moisture and
SausS a,' Itching, this form. as Well a.
hllhd, bleedlng or Protnldipg ppa.
"Iv cured oy Or BO-san.ko's Pile Rem
euy stops itching and bleeding AZ
soEos tumors. soc a jar al drngsis,.
or sent by mail Treatise free XC-'-
me about your case. DIR. Rossnie
Philadelphia, Pa For sale no NJ
stones drug stores a. Ut
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-28
CeIneIdence. Of nntr.-

Attention has often becn called I,
the curious fact of the date sept. 8 de-
uring 30 largely iu the history of Oliver
Cromwell That very dominating man
was born ON sept 3, 1899. he won the
battle of Dunbar sept 3. lG5O. that of
worcester sept. g. 1851. aud ne died
sept s, l6'N Rut we have lately come
across some COincldeuces of dates
which, 50 far as we know. have pot
been noticed before The number ~
seems TO have had fatal influence on
the Stuarts Robert H.. the arst stu
art King. died In 1855. James N was
Killed at the siege or Roxburghe cas-.
lie, ltNs' Mary queen or Scots. was
oeheaded IN Fotheringay I5SS NEW
'Vleli James VII a. 90 England
VAS dethroned In less; Bouny Prince |
'harlie died In Rome. lJSS and with |
I'm died the last hopes of the Jacob. |
ss
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-28
OSTRICH LOGIC.

'When ! can't Sc danger there is no
danger That's the logic of the ostrich
which hides us head and exposes his
body To the hunter There are NOT a
few people who seem 70 have gone 10
The ostrich TO learn logic. The most
dangerous enemies OF humanity are the
enemies which cant be seen, the disease
breeding microbes which infect the
blood. Il is harder to get the microbe
ont OF the blood than TO keep il out but
pr. lhcrce's Golden Medical Discover,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-28

p
does both, by puri-
tying the Blood
aud then keeping
Il pure
II there are
eruptions on The
skin hollis, PIN.
Piles, sores OF other
signs OF impure
blood, use Doctor
PerCe's Golden
Medical Disoov
cry hich will
purify the blood
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-28
ACKER'S
DYSPEPSIA TABLE IS

cure Dyspepsia and all disorders arls.
ing from Indigestion. Endorsed Dy
physicians everywhere. Sold by an
druggists. No cure, no pay. 20 cents
Trial package free by writing TO W.
n Hooker q Co. Buffalo, N. Y.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-28
Aeker's eIeod elIrIr

NSNers slood elixir positivsl,
lures Chronic Blood Poisoning an3
all scrofulous affections Ataii ,ir,al ~lu
q =, nalenless system tonic and puriaer
money refunded II YOU are not satis,
,l,i uee DOC and 500. D, J. Fry. Drgg.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-28
sreltsnbush Not sorioo,

Many campers are already A. ,b,.
popular resort, For fun particnl.,,
-Su'es' +. w, ROSS.
'-'e'u Detroit. Ore
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-28

Walter Lyon private secretary 10
Governor Geer spent Sunday at New,
port.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-28

% II 4
eraNions which come from il.
ms h''od was an out OF orisr ana h,s ,o.,,
20 lnr N.Nlor whites Mia James Nos Neyg
ANn1ou. HteuN Co. n K. NHc save me r,rl,
/ onr which helped me for a short time In M.
winter o. ~2' soi vVrse than had ever b,rr
Ny onN.s we've enlarged aud my ueck sv,iirr
az. ont ui SHAPE uy tkroat wa sorr snd i ,,t,iJ
n't sure o. Ny husband went 6or ths 49,
@ @eu' hs s,Ne me ne encouragement Ne heipsd
me little hut u did not last long He attens.i
me ''i twelve nonths When I heard al 4 is.i,
whose oouciuou was like rnine who va tskfns
WV 1edisiue and vas getting veil 81 =
SNiel some % me uledicine aud hsgan tskinE u
te one week vas able O. 80 my coSkinE Wken
efs2n taS,ns ne medicins I could al IN oniv
lt" '9iuI,,s AZ time, and oould resi of sierp
onA uls'e whiie az tinie. Ny throat Wa -
soy az utnrs coald Dot eVeu swallow swrrt
mN9' ans my tonsils were fall of little estine
roie. My len side was swollen out al shaus
anl oolld hardly get my hreath The do-tor
ssi4 Woaii not set we'll hut three bottles hi
til tielyva No,dcn Medioal Discovery thr,e
bottles o. bis PeiletS three hatties ~ 1f ss.,,s
atarfh ksmety and the uss of All vsatcr an |
me work and clred me-
pr, hercS's Pleasant Pellets cure con.
'tipation AMI iss oonseQuencsA
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-28

pr. fercs's Pleasant Pellets cure con
stipatiou AMI i,s Consequence
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-02
LINCOLN.
SOgTA JEFFERSON

larkin Hopkins. VINO has been III
far the pasf TWO weeks Is steadily I'M
proving II health
Lore Hemenway and Chester BOYD
ION arrived home from Hebron,
wednesday,, Tor = months vacation
Eugene c. Ford and family oi
Everett. spent Thanksgiving Al Vii
liam FisniE.
Caldwell Anriakins and Newell Hus-
sey Gre t.urtinr and yarding humber on
their lot in TINS place
Lewis RugEles returned 10 ChinR
Munfisv. 10 attend the winter term OF
the Erskine High school
Mr.. and Airs. Z. G. Hilton and snr
Ltuwopd. spent Thanksgiving week
with relatives il TINS place
The Ransvolent Society viii be en-
rey,ained ny Air. and Mrs 3. T. Hi
1on Tuesday evening. Dec 3.
Rev. G. L Bornton is II kaznryilisr
this week. assisting il revival mssi-
incs.
Pear Boynton returned 10 Massa-
crIusetrs. Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-02
a Dnxen pnn,ts.

Dim 1 contradict peopl. even Il you're
sure you are right
DON'T he inuuiSitlyf aDolE the anaifs
Of even yol-r mos intimate friend.
Don't underrate anything because You
dom POSSESS IL
Don't believe thai everyboty else III
the wprid Is happier than yoL-
Learn 70 hide your acfes ano pains
lrutie- q pheasant smile. Nc one cares
whether Won nave the earacne. head
acne or rheumatism
Don't conclude THAI you have never
naf3 any opportunities III life
Dent repeat gossip, even If II does ia
fsreSf g crowd
Don't 20 Irrtitsy on tine pisa that every
bedy Knows VOL
Don't hf rude TO yeur interiors IN se-
cial position
Isor1it nrerIfress or ssrntisruress.
Don't jfer al anybauy's religious ne
lief.
Learn 10 laugh. a good laugh If bet
ter than medicine.
Ipun'1 try 10 ne ANYTHING else but 4
geIItiaw0man. sIBr thai means one WIND
mas consideration for the whole world
auts whose fife If governed by the rofsier
ruls: do unto others rs Won would IN
tiont by.
-pftfsfIrE Press
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-02
Inn Ne-mp,. sftuatipn.

The Vermont legislature has quickly
fulfilled tn. pi.dge which the Republi-
canr Of the state made a part Of ThefT
rlatfurm in the fall campaign That
canIpaiEn WIS fought, An1 fought with
intense ea-nestness and great vIgor.
on In. issue Of prohibition versus local
OPTION aud high license The Rspubif-
cans pledged themselves L. have the
question submitted II the people, and
10 this END a bill mas already passed
hoth branches Of ff1e legislature TINS
rim win f,e voted upon hy the people
the. first Tuesday in January, and If d
ma fnrity IS recorded fu- il the new
policy win 90 into effect On the first
Tuesday in March
TINS Is prompt gooe faith winch was
7. ~. expected from Vermont Rspuhh-
GIFTS. and ii SHOWS now unnecessary
vvas the bolt % ttFe Clement faction
from the Republican party The con
lest for the Eovernorship dsveiezsed intn
fffttf more LilslN q trsfeplAad hSifA aHS
General Mccullough won because he
WIS thu regular nominee and ue-
served ~ win. The people OF Vermont
have heard the prenibitory question
pretty thoroughly discussed. AND ought
&c t,e ahie III ~ 10 the polls IN Janp-
AIRY well settled in their minds whether
They want continuation Of the pres
rnt svstsm or the system 81 local nI.-
tior and high license which tn new
law provides fur, suhject to their az
prevail The result viii he watched
with much interest anG nowhere with
greater Interest than IN OILY oNr
Etufs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-02

Hall CaIIe war prevented from sailing
home siass week from New YORK On ac-
count Of the illness of Mrs Game
Pascal Poirier, Of Sheliiac. N e, d
member VI the Canadian Senate, mas
nesr made KnIrt1 ~ the Legion Of
Honor NV President Jousst. Of France.
Aebe. E Bisnon. VINO. since MS re-
tireT1ent frDm active business a number
0f Eea-T ago. mas spent the most of mis-
time IN collecting hi treasures. Is Critt-
caify Ill III MS nams III NV YORK.
A4feB Farm. once the hume Of Ethan
Alien, the hero Of Ticnnneroca- viii sDBn
be transformed by It's present owner. w.
j. Van Patton, into public Bark an6
presented IL the city Of Burlington. vi
Emperor William is ambitious 10 Gre
t-ts q monumental structure IN mis- CAM
tai city which small match Westminster
Absey. II London. AT present the re-
mains Of the furmsr leaders OF the
Hai1euznltsrns are scattered
Mrs. Elizabeth Lowell Hancock Wood
Of HreoEiire. Mass a descendant OF
John Hancock. mas Betitiunau the PRO
bate Court Of Boston 10 appoint nsr HI
1arfaF administrator of the estate Of ms.
revolutionary 4satser and sirn.- of the
Declaration Of independents
The Land Of UIibeuuden Possibilities
II tine title Of x series Of articles m eOI.-
dftfonS IL the United States ;Yr.parrd fyv
= on. lsurv'Is Max fIo4di,e-re- OF Rs-'Ifr
Royal E'-TTy Councillor NJ Commerce and
member OF the Imperial German Cnnsu-
iatfvs Board of Commercial Measures
To ne establishing ny the TREASURY BIZ
rsau Uf Statistics N It's forthcoming is
sue u the Monthly Summary Commerce.
AND Tinanre
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-02

The Justice OF the TsETcH WIS perform
fnr q marriage ceremony. and ne WIS
Jrrsf naturally fDrEaIful
.sIoo yDu think" he asked. turning To
fne hri1e. that you can give this man
fair and impartial trinl2r
Il d. answered the bride, accepting
Tins ~ 1ar1 af the fustmlzry frm-
bust fisen xfe clerk suEuled iihs 5us-
tiu b elfpw ana Svhis7sesed In him.
's3h, yes Of COURSE; ] qziife forET .
said the Justice hastily then he naA-d
sBlzmnlr- Life sentence for bnfh N
ypE. caI the next rass"-Chiragri
Pnst.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-02

Then rhe message wRx EuRruec With
the greatest vigilance and ne ne~s-
paper man WIS trusted with n ons
when irs acrual reading WEE begun was
n put Oh fhs WIRE 10 ne tucked on 10 Ihf
waiting newspapers al over thf cnnh-
try. Under fhuse circumstances some
enterprislng correspondents and ri'aIn-
aging editors stopped al nothing 10 gel
a sight uf the message or an area as
Id It's important features, feeling 1rfet
To publish as a glorious ''scsnp ans
MARI OF In. message they might sfeai n'
ru.ss gt- Nov fff newspapers are hi
r5var esnses several days an advance
ard Their indssadual honor ano the
nour OF the great Associated Press
orrauization rs al stake This rs me
better WAY The public rs better
served. fhe papers are saved much
trouble ana the confidence Of the Pre-
s,ferlt rs st-.ictiv respected 3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-02

Again the national .isecy 0f law
makers mas assemnlec II washington
ann for the next three months Its pro-
as-@fiirzE an6 the discussions arising
from them will have a Isrominsn1 place
in the newspaps-s- The final session
% the 57fn Congress has much m DO.
and 1hs message q President tsouss-
ven which win be read 10 It. foday.
will outline the work which is ez-
rectee Of IL the emphatic Republican
--ictarv II the polls IL November can
only ne Interpreted as d vote on ronf-
piels confidence in the IIatinIa1 az
rrIirist-zfion and an unqualified er-
fJo-zernerT- gf what the 1sepublicHn
party has zone n tine Elk wears Iiiai IL
has controlled the affairs Of the cDur'-
tr-v. With sucf e confidence repnsec
and Esucn Ri endorsement given. 1ffe
ysarty cannot hesitats TO ra--y on ms
EyprK Il mas i,esn oeiuE. 10 fulfill every
pled.e and to give tine country 1ht
safe and clean and progressive 40
urin;stration Of NATIONAL affairs which
ir SYNONYMOUS with Espuhlicanisn n
IT'S best tins PAST Is secure, and Ihs
Republican party has its face sci N
the future. Under the leadership ui
Theodore Roosevelt II can do much III
TN. next few months 10 settle 1hs
many problems thar cOEfrnr1 us
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-02
STATE NEWS
WALDO.
aouTa liBEHTY.

The farm occupied for the pasi l"o
wears by Fred Hannah, having recent
IL bean sold 10 AldpruE Jones. MI
Harmon has purchased the farm OF
Ernest Jones. Mir. Jones has anoinef
farm nm the rsC1ore- SO called, and VIII
60 there in the spring
BERT Z. Cunningham and nounI' Eoi
i've large foxes, last week.
Rodney Rsranr will Eoon 80 fute
trade with CarTul Turner at East
Palermo
The f,ulie6 rurn supper al JONI
Ramsay s. Friday night, Was wei al
tended.
ryyIese time on deer now A number
have been shot in this town r. W
Cunningham. Bert Cunningham, SEQ
Turner. Henry Turner. Lin Jones
1,inal Turner and Ernest Hannon, goi
one each.
Tine shouting match. Thanksgiving
was well attended. and ali game was
snoi OF 10 the satisfaction III all con-
nernel-