Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-21
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When Bryan Comes to Maine.

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When Bryan Comes to Maine.
The democratic party has been feeble for
a while
sort q run o janders a tech or two OF
bile
A kinder all-gone feeIin', loss O. heart o
late
That has made it lose it's courage and de-
cline TO agitate.
But the medicine is ordered and there ii
be relief from pain
And the party'll TAXI it's physic when
Bryan comes to Maine.
They'll gather from all quarters, from Err
roll to the sea.
The ancient sufferin' demmycrat his Wis
age wreathed iii glee.
The Free-trade anti-biliouS WASH, the
octopuScal pill
VIII be swallowed by the invalid cure
for every i'll;
The hawkin and the Sargnn at free-oil-
VerS cure for pain
Will be mighty in this destrict when Doc
Bryan comes to Name.
The ancient sufferin' heroes will be there
from every town
Thereil be Goulds and Macks and CROCK
etts, other men OF great renown,
Chairman Hughes Will read the roll-cail
from out the chair OF state
And the Colonel from Nebraska will pro-
coed to agitate.
But the question of the meCtlng-the
thought that will remain,
Is how about the old gold demmycratS
when Bryan goes from Maine.
Lewiston Journal.
The first golden rod is appearing.
Poland Spring is crowded as never
before.
The plot thickens. Is Bryan COM
ing? And, if so, where?
Ii is suggested that Cleveland be in
vited to speak in. those places which
want Bryan and cannot get him.
Peaceful, Sabbath observing Bailey
Vile never before had Sunday just
like yesterday.
a month of the vacation season is
gone and how much faster it went than
the last month of school.
They don't expect the measles at
Sabattus again for generation.
Everybody has had them this year.
Lake George up between Skowhegan
and Canaan, ought to be a popular
resort. There are said to be 25 young
men there, all good dancers.
There is something wrong at Old
Orchard. No school of sea serpents
has yet been reported off the end of
the iron pier.
Sanford is having serious typhoid
epidemic. Chemists declare it is not
due to the water and the cause is a
mystery
Old Home week is August 20 inclu-
sivc. Send out your invitations ac-
cordingly to friends and relatives and
former residents, now in other states.
The Piscataquis Observer will cele-
Il grand illustrated souvenir number
and Dover.
Fourteen Of the 81 who passed the
examination of the Maine board of
medical registration, last week, hail
from outside the State. Two of the
number, by the way, are young ladies'.
That was tprrihIp accident Eri6
when carriage bound for the kite
track at Old Orchard, was struck by
an express train and two men killed
and three badly injured. Those VINO
know the crossing, however, can only
wonder that such an accident never
happened there before.
Rockland has not enough schools to
accommodate the growing number Of
young people in that city, and it is said
the city has no money to remedy the
| evil, this year. A city may well let
many other things suffer than its
schools.
The Cape Elizabeth pea crop is un-
usually abundant this year. Great
loads are daily being hauled for sale to
Portland Wholesale houses or for ship
ment to Boston produce houses. Two
years ago the pea crop on the Cape
was a failure on account of the preva-
lence of the pea louise and last year in
consequence but few attempted to
plant many peas. This year the farm
crs took courage and planted this crop
heavily and, strange to say, they have
been troubled but little with the pest
a Caribou correspondent says that
| on driving through the country this
year the one thing particularly noticca-
BILE is the large number Of new build
| ings in process of erection. Almost
every farmer is putting up a new barn
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