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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-21
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ron ais tirns O. II
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-21

The waiter girl knew a thing 0Ho
about table etiquette. so she HiH
soornfully as she said: Its - w
custom 10 serve a knife with Hs
-No?' remarked the patron in HH
prise; then bring me an axe7-n
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-21

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hare z,rrztF tssz o@lrst for ths taEt
slt-ittf E1s a l1-E uE- - grsuiu-1E IS
s.r-ag-s,5 t..F1rs ne sItltitto- cps-E
sall-or ClE-E of No1-Era iE OF vita
a. Or - 4 f5sl ioTt-E cup for fhs
tss- ert1tf1 q Erse- fruritE. z.d Col
Frsssr5ck PLbEt q Nlutukse znakes
a Fszls- o-s- sor rhs best harley Fl.
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-21

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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-21

wantsd--Apprsntioe girls. expert
encsd makers. > experienced sales.
ladies' Apply Al New York Mirnn
sr Pariofs. siT Commercial 81. Mru.
Hooker. Manager. G2ilf
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-21

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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-21

Tbs name u Miss Maude Laughed
teacher receiving a second grade
cefiihcate. a. result of the rccen
exanination waa BY some accident
left ont q the lisi published IN the
Journal Mlss Laughed stood al
the head u the class. her average per.
eeniAec being 70 l0ia she has
signed . coutract with the Liberty
school where she viii teach this
Eiuier
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-21

Fer sais-Fifly head of eood sheen
mostiy ewes. sheared n pour Is
each this season. A n. Peityjoh f,
Al Hallr fery. a2i.s'.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-21

A. Little Early s ssT - - .,ss s q s.is vs s.I :
aaneS larger orss for ese goods an before Lse
sh mean lever prices anS yos shall hsve s 5ens We
oring vses a. never beOre and parcsrIy u lsSes sOd
and Ros EBeS IheSe ssners Ct ne mosi sIsoie and
arsssr worknsnahip vevpssly s.n esoS many watches
aer hop cicing b. yoo s<ecf and pay iOr zer
dc harvest f<rrby evng you rss eoioe Gene IN way
bssy or bBy We wsnf % show yoL
CHAS. II. HINGES, JeweIer and 0pticiaH,
90 stsss sIssf sen SER % Lsss a sssss Rs.h-
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-21
Gasoline Engines
For Farm Use

Oar Jack Of ali Trades two
horse engine is in active use IN
twelve q fifteen places in and
near salem. There has nsv,,
one cone hack from sny cau~
whatsoever, and not one is fail.
ing 70 please the user. Ask any
other dealer a similar question
atout other engines and he can
net fail 10 he -9ueered. " Tbs
FairbanksMorse line stsy sold
The fruit man, the carpen,er
ibe printer, ibe farmer. the ice
ersst1 msn. the butcher and
every man who has them. an
sTssk IN the same way. Ash
70 see them or send for eataloe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-06

81 msIead0 Ha Sal


- -
Gualqulera cue cOnozca las ultes
rentes Opiniones enitseaa en- IA pransR
90 este rafs, aobre III rliraaa crisis del
cafe pueF FtpTriqp pefio, no pueda men0s
que reconocer Ia buena EoIuunta Gus
s tod0s 8nina en- Is suluni6n IA tan
arduo problenaa pero POT nallS eoIa
pekentea dua weaE lken ea0a di dignoH ga-
fansores da nRestEa prod uccs6n
nal: pOr grande que $50 el ccntingente
de eneFgfas aportado por las fuerza
individual i colectiYa De cosecheroa
los h0rizOntes cue sa Vislumbran para
el fTuto con r0ferencia los rnercad0s
preferenciaaes son tan foscos q incier
t0s, que no podenaos p0r m0do alguno
disimular nuestro criterio pesimista u
desconHOIad0r
Ese luiEi0 Sc funda en- pOtisilnas Ts-
zones de alta fndole que tratarenos s.
largos rasgos. para que se yea como
rehuyen las cosas v se confabulan los
hechOg en- hacer mayOrmente difcuI It0-
sa IN soluci6n dc npeatros asuntos.
ExpIorando bien deade su origen la
formation de esas causas adversas. ha-
llaremos que los avances del yiejo
mundo; los progresses de la jOven Am6-
rica; las breves y m6ltipies connnica~
clones interoceanicas y del goifo neii-
cano. asi como lii in0ente production
del pueblo yankee, aparejan el lndice
fatal de nuestros sucesos Veannos,
pues.
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a a log usaslos detaxl 6 4 Pr
esas
erru hiaado iiso y ananalado
in
pgnIllQa con tleFCa y arandala,
IS Eaarca 1Aaanos
s@rro IasaA
1e Io1ea
e8 ga g.
ae 18 ca
~ saa
tRe cSssg ~ darga9.
Aeeite as
pefi0rsa lnglesss
gis olas Dc kodas classes
Seos de- nka para az6car.
Hiln aeExet0s
Tn cumlete gursido De rnercaneias
s preei0s ae quenz6n
II t0g1o oSalaprados De alauna iapor-
tncia % Il FeaaAa Nh tocad0r y nm
aasania0.
San Just0 I2 San Juan p. R. j. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-06
Or. CHARLES

Para las formas Ia complexion
Esta famosa preparation tiene muchaS que
taoiones, pero en- 81 mercado no hay NADIA i'm
se le iguale. Sc ha sostenido la prueba por
mas de veinte cinco amos esta reconocida,
hoy dia, por In cienCia medica miles de mu-
tergs agFadecidRs quienes la han usado como
Ia dnicA preparation que LENA, las mejillas,
cuello brazos delgados, con carne s6lida y
BAludable.
PARA DEsARRoI.LAR Ri. BUsTo 8 para
restorar los senos lacios q su estsdo natural de
hermoaura contorno, jam&s ha dejado de
dRF perfe0te satisfaction.
PARA REMOVER ARRUGAS. No hay
Fazon porque las muieres tengan arrugas
peUa. Ri altmento para la piel del DR.. Char
teE, las hace daeapareoer como por mAgioa
OFERTA ESPECIAL. El preCi0 corKients
dol Rlimento para In piel del DR.. Charles es
et la GAIA, pero para darlo conoceT mi
les'de noradas nueyas, hemos resuelto en-
War dos (2) cajss todo aquel que eonteste
este anunoio nos envie 8l-00. Todo pa
quote ne envia bajo una cubierta lisa, ibre
de gastos de correo.
nR ATTC Una GAIA de muestra, con el
GIGh11O contenido sufciente para con-
veneeFie del gran merito del alimsnto para
la piel del DR.. Charles SO le enviara gratis
mediante oil envio de 10 oentavos, para pagar
81 costo de correo. Tambi fn le remitiremos
nuastro Hbro ~Arte del Massaje" oil que con-
dene los propios movimientos nustrados pa
IA el massage de la cara, euello y brazos y oon
dircciones completas para desarrollar el bus
70. Diriiise
DIR, CHARLES GO, 10 ,A1g EAsE yo.,es T1,Aqn
81 aiimento para la pie del Dr. Charles SO
encontrars de venta en- las fRrmacias prin-
eipAlss tiendas.
DIR. JOSE oRDONE GOMEZ. Dedicado
las espeoialidades dc Ciruiia General y
6rganos gsnito-urinarios
Ofrecs sns serVicios profesionales Allen St.
81. Piso segundo.
Horss de oonsulta-Los dias laborables.-
Dc q "A
oonaulta gratuita para los pobres.-MarteH
B6badoa de 4 & 3.
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LA MULITA

Sc vende este antique establecimien-
to de proYisiones, con 8 san su acredi-
tada f6brica de chocolate, fundada en-
ell afIO 1890.
ARustin EspaIol, en- G. informara.
San Juan, Puerto Rico. San Jo-
se 10. 80. VS..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-06
DuIess On aImIbar

Dulces en- almibar de varias classes
y tabacos y cigarrillos Sc venden al la
do del Ayuntamiento casa n6mero 30
frente IL Plaza Principal.
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En- cuanto la matsresoasts carta de
Mr.. Water d Ballard. nresentadR pOr
eI Sr A. RartolomeY inserta On Ias
c0lumnas de este Diario. refriendose 6
IN Trust de capitalists ingieses, iha-
hanOs y bFasilenos para monopOlizar
el coTnercio del cafe ed in dichO de- pu-
-ra fantasia FORBADE con ID vivacidad
del reporterismo. nj 81 Boletfn mem
sual de negocios Internaeionales de las
rep1blieas americanas nj alguna otrs
information seria, nos refiere ell auces0.
Y cuenta que I'M hech0 de esd fndole
no puede pasar en- I'll silenciO. Pero
no obstante, dando de barato Ia exis-
tencia del ameritado Trust seria su
radicaci6n en- Europa y para Europa;
y 10 que es ALI. en- 81 Yiejo mundo ja-
mas pudo competir con 81 nuestro, ell
cafe brasiiefI0. Hasta las 0ltimas CO.
pas sociaIes consumer praferentemen-
to las marcas do Puerto Ricol
Digamos 4 ese supueato Trust
las pelabras del immortal Leopardi
POGO MI tog1te.
Por Caanto Sc reiiere 6 los altos pre-
clos que 90 ha consnmido el cafe del
Brasil, en- circunskantias dadns pa-
sar de estar en- Ia tarifa hbre, es esko
seneillamente ana modaIidad del ner
cadO. dependiente de Il demands = de-
Ii eseasa production En- auuaIIOa
tiampos las cOtizaci0nss da nuestr0 ca-
f6 pasasoau de 225 para Europa, " no
estaba Oh II taziga libse de los centres
imporkad0 d0res
Cnanto dice Ia eitada CARTS de- AEr.
Ballard relative & impos a0nas y ax-
portaeiones del BRASIL, quetla con faata-
do con Ia signiente coEnunicaefn n tras@
Tnitida 81 clepartanenko de Eistado de.
e Union americans por Mr g. q.
Murphy.
Dice: xEn ii Brasil los Estasl0a
Unidos y AleBaania han paraiao tarra-
no en sus export aciones ! anhien Sd
stls imp0Ftsci0nes. Esso q debs1I0 q
los baa0s pg'ecios dsI caf
Lon raspecto IA recnrea M caatar
v0a pOr libra ouA pigae 81 kana0r saa
Nebraska para el caf6 bril0iEo
suit anctacax, Dor cue a
no enGareeerS 81
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Professor particular

A m6dieos precios enssnara Aritmetica
PrGctica Mercantil, Tenedurfa de Libros,
Gram4tiCa Castellana, Geogr4ffa Universal
etc el Professor Graduado don Manuel Cor
bes Guzman. Direction. Fortaleza II altos.
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mente para del8T de domlnar en- Cd
nercado con so excessive baratura. Pa
ra inutilizar & nuestr0 C0Ennatid0r en-
In lucha serfa neeesario un Inn
puest0 que III encareciera sndciente-
mente; entonces lahl entonces p0
drfa oCurrir en- aQuel pueblo libre y
viril un otrO case de los hist6ric0s car-
gamentos dc t6 arrOiadoa al aqua. No
asf tan f&cilnnenta puede conyertirse
en- illusion y tr4Enpa Ell vIsIO grit0 de
que por ser eiyilizados se hicieron Dig
nos de Ii ibertad.
Las dennis considerations de Mr.
Ballard, xobusteoidas pOr Ell neneiOna-
do senador. son meRes efeckisrnos pro-
pi0s par0 Ia oratoris pOlftioa. Elias
NO harkn desviar las cOaas del cAnainO
que llevan Ell fuarza de las eorrientes
de reeiprocidad De todos mOd0s,
digna es de nuestra loa ID acEitud defe-
Tente 3 la buena v0luntad de aquellos
Grnericanos que Iavantan sn yOz en- de-
fensa de nRestr0s int8reses.
Ellos. como Ii generalidad de nues-
tros hombres inteligentes. Green que Ell
porvenir de nuesbrO cafe est6 en- Ell
mercagao americana, mientras ell cose-
chero. perdiera II ilusi6n y cae en-
Ia ruins.
Los pasos de nuestra salvaci6n agrf-
cola deben encazninarse Europa.
SC6nnOg
He ahf el probIema. He ahf por
que somos afectos In auhonOmia cO-
lonial. El self aovernement ha saliva
do al Ganada ailn con Ell 33 p9 que
concede su metr6poh
El self goyernenent que n0s facul-
tara para tratos reel procOs con Europa
de lglaaE mOdo nas salvara tanienCl0
por norma para ed gobierno interior Ia
elecel6n de hOmbras capaces diQnos.
No mas lluelOnea engaiosas: no mas
quiiotisrnos banales
Puerto Rico debe comprender ya
que la poi1tica que no sH funda en- prin-
cipios eeOn6mic0s. ss an anacronismo
imprOpio y fuera de nuestFa condici6n
actual SOmos absolutamente respon-
sables 40 nuestrO p0rVenir y debemos
hacer con nuestro propio esfnerzo esa
noble Conqnista del bien fnturo: los
honnhres de- bnena Eay, irsa6naOse
Sin evan alistas aka eaaH naa IQnnras
parm qne arwoian "a al de sus
7
vlelaa yEa00up paelona zn Dor eli
ean esfunfal de- Ii eaza vida:
I0s hos inf eataa a eao
a pueblo. b hora da Id coEaaiaies
pmSM IeEar I'LL Qohiaxno heTal3ros de
eapeiksasd y patrioaiaFao. = zas & los fa-
xanda Ie1pa de Is politics. sa hDrn
de. grandes transfor aci0nes para Pt0.
RIr0 e acercA 20 viaannahga en- Ia
prdsx lEna W M lAI da lca alerk0s -
nos i a. les fnsrsaa viYas uue han de
1epusgar 81 TODD, arroiag0 81 arr6yo
los dearitns y dando I eada cnal 10 que
naereea
p0r IA patzia.
o0rso.
GuayaniIIa bre. ] d 1908.
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LInaa f6rFaa dol ()sete
RRssss 1aratos 0ara asias fssttvos
ITINERAE'o

Hstas bGrGtos pGrG dSas fest5VOe
i oIase Clase.
De Capital Bayam6n, de
ida vuslta. S0.25 &0.16
De Bayam6n Cataao, ida
y vuelta. ....s.. 49,, ID 40
Billste ordinArio de- Capita oataaO en-
lass CtyB.
Bayam6n 10 Dc sepsiemhrs. 1908
RAMoN yA1DEs
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TODA MUJER
DEBERA LEER EST0

LA preparation mas asombrosa del mum
dop-Dr. Monroe.
@Ea hsehp m4s en ben@ficlo de mi compile
&iGn kayma@ qUe nfngun& Ctr& CcaA que yo
be ueadu s-A Anna Held
MIIlLARES DE TESTIMONIES hablan en-
os m&s eleEados termino del Alimento para
IA piel dai
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-06

En esta imprenta Sc vende papel de
psEiodico visjo 82 quIntsi.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-06

Cada dia meReea mayor aCeptaei0n
eIla G0rreap ap0ndencias y es IefdA con
sumos sinbarGs por ser el Due mej0r de-
fiende los intereses de este pals; aquf
ha aumentado b venta de este diario
en- m ciento por ciento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-06

La sonora Rosa Rniz yiuda de An-
tique pasa por ed dolor de haber reci-
bido Ia triste nueVa del falIecimiento
de su sefiora hiia Julia aeaecida en-
Santa Isabel de Cnanao.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-06

Ha sido nombgada C0nsarje dc ID
Escuela xJefFersons Ia seflorita do1a
Luisa Silva.
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NueaEr0 amigo don H0raCio G0nza-
lez Santos nos manifieata haber dejadO
de representa- las distintas agencias
periodfstieas ID cargo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-06

En Ii Ultima sssi6n del Ayunta
rnienbo fn6 presentado d proyaeto del
aesEor Huicy para cegar 81 cato aa
Santiago. acoxda nd0se se n0uDrpse
Una e0misi6n colnpuesfa del s lcaldes
don Eauardo Rosso = don Juan R0sso
para 81 esbudio daa oitad0 pgovecho: ID
ae0rd6 i0uaHEneiate arAcaagar 4 lOs ar
Gadas InidQa an nnaV0 diumEn0 de- 150
kil0wats para la planta el68kriea con
81 Ein de aumentax 81 n6mero de insta-
laciones
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DR. CHARLES GO. !

NI Aiimento para ID pie del Dr. Charles So
encontrara de venta en- las fRrmaoias prin--
oipAlss tiendAs.
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rarragos
as8pu
tatmSs driViss&
VII AR CA
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-03-27
SOCIAL TOPICS, NO. S.
MATING. BY o. o. WRIGHT

FirSt-lOve is instinct, or intuition.
The pure, unprejudiced young man, or
maiden, discovers the other self-the
"better half'-Which compliments and
perfects the ideal life which belongs to
every soul. The saying that "matches
are made in heaven" expresses this
great spiritual truth that haunts every
well Sexed man or woman, that some
where in the world there is a Suitable
mate, II not just one and no other,
divinely intended for the ideal marriage
represented by Adam and Eve.
The mutual discovery and recOgni-
ton Of proper mates-"made for each
other" as the popular verdict some
times is, when the Devil does not by
some means interfere, result, as a rule,
in the happieSt and most successful
union. First-love matches are at once
the most romantic, poetic, and scien-
tiflc. FirSt-lOve always appeals to the
finest sentiments of the unperverted
heart of our common humanity. A
love-match is according to the highest
ideal of the world at large. It is the
choicest spirits of the race who prefer
togO through,life disappointed and lone
ly, thinking Of that first and only love
that was denied, or lost, or stolen may
be, rather than prOfane that spiritual
ideal which once and for all has possess
ed the soul.
The experience of firSt-lOve is one of
the most critical and dangerous crises
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-03-27

oflife. Next to the consciousness of
God which demands reconciliation
with the Creator, Saviour, and Judge
eternal, the destiny of souls is most
seriously involved in love and marriage.
The one grand human passion is SEX
love. It involves everything which is
possible to human experience. Woe
unto the mortal, man or woman, who
trifles with it. The physical, mental,
and moral evil of it's abuse is simply
unutterable. The crime, insanity, and
wreckage of earthly prospects which
can be traced to ,meddling match-mak-
ers, match-breakers, and to wilful,
foolish marriages would make the
imps of hell shudder.
The true sentiment of mankind
holds sacred the rights and rela-
tiOns of recognized lovers. The hero of
true affection dies Of broken heart
sooner than to deSpoil the love of an
other. The ideal woman never seeks
to draw to herself the attentions of a
man who is even supposed to belong to
another woman. In poetry, in rO-
nance, and in law, as we'll as in tradi-
tion, the instinct of true love is honor
able, and held with sacred reverence
inviOlate, by the nobleSt and best of
our kind. To quote from a modern
novel: lit was not his fault if his
imagination made him fall in love in a
dream with the young girl who was
probably to be the wife of his friend.
But it would bediStinctly hisfaultif he
gave himself the chance Of falling in
love with her in reality.''
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but be just. You wonder why he loved
men; it was because God loved men.
He was spiritual Universalist. The
religious UniverSaliSt is one who be-
lieves in God as the Universal Father
There is no favOritiSm in the divine
family. know how n earthly father
loves his children, and why couldn't
the Heavenly Father love us all. The
spiritual UniversaliSt believes that
Jesus is the Universal Savior. The
spiritual Universalst believes in i'm
The spiritual Universalist looks for
ward hopefully to the time when all
sins shall be pinioned down, when all
pain and sorrow shall be done away,
when broken hearts shall be knitted
together, when all hearts shall be at
tuned to the Infinite love, to the time
when all souls shall live in the light
and love and peace of God. Possessing
these convictions it is easy to see how
this friend loved nature, flowers, his
tory, people, and revered truth. He
lived good life. This was your testi-
mOny to this venerable man, this
honorable man.
Prayer was then offered by Rev Otis
W. Barker, after which the quartet
sang, "Jesus, Lover of my Soul.' The
pail bearers were John B. Wheeler,
Theron E. Platt, David G. Peck, Capt
A. w. Peck, r. L. johnson, G. H. Gay.
Among those present from out of
town were Hon and Mrs D. N. Morgan,
Mr. and Mrs E. K. Morgan, Mrs Eliza
beth Cable, Mr. and Mrs Mortimer
Fairchild, Mr. and Mrs f. G. Sanford
and daughter, Mrs Wheeler Beers, Mrs
J. A. Morris and Miss Morris, James A.
Wilson of BRIDGEPORT, Adelbert A.
Smith Of HINT N v Mrc COrpo1ia
Bates, Mrs Norton, George Beers and
Norman G. Beers Of Danbury, Joseph
H. NettletOn Of New Milford, Mrs S.
II. Street Of New Haven and Josiah B.
Downs of Stevenson.
The burial Was in the family plot in
the Newtown cemetery, Rev Mr. Dill
ljngham officiating.
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The .NewtOWn Bee
CIRCULATION:
Ten Ppges.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
CHARLES HENRY PECK.
A REVIEW OF AN INTERESTING
CAREER.
1900
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An interesting and commanding
figure has passed out Of local life in
the death on Sunday afternoon of
Charles Henry Peck Mr. Peck had
been in failing health for year with
rheumatic difficulties but his illness
did not assume serious state till some
three months ago. For the last 10
days his condition had been critical,
uraemic poisoning having developed.
Charles Henry Peck was born April
10, 1927, in Middle district, the only
Peck. Charles Peck, his father, was a
shoemaker in early life, but later car
ried on the comb making business.
His parents died when he was young
and he made his home with an uncle
until he was nearly Of age. His early
schooling was under such old-time
masters as Philo Clark, Abel Prindle
and Harry Peck. When he was II
years old he began teaching school in
Mapping district at Benefits Bridge.
In lS48 he married Miss Hannah DID
BILE Fairchild, daughter of Herman
Fairchild. Rev Jason Atwater, at
that time pastor Of the Congregational
church, otficiated at the marriage.
ing to his father-in-law, but later re-
moved to Mr. Peck's farm in South
Center, where he remained till 1863
Mr. Peck early had the confidence of
his fellow citizens. In 1868 he was
elected to the Legislature. In 1867 he
became postmaster, being appointed
in President Johnson's administration.
1t was through Mr. Peck's influence
| that the practice of compelling the
postmaster to 60 to the depot to assert
the mail, was broken up. In 1873 he
became town clerk, serving with great
acceptance for IL years.
AS will be observed, it was not long
before his integrity and business
capacity became recognized by his
fellow townsmen and resulted in his
frequently being selected to hold posi-
tions of trust, such as conservator,
guardian, executor, trustee and admin
istratOr on estates. So we'll known
had he become in this direction that
when one of the richest men in the
town at that time, Elon Booth, sought
out some one to make his will and to
carry out its provisions he selected Mr.
Peck; who prepared his will, disposing
of fortune amounting to about
$4,000. And SO we'll did he do his
work that it withStOOd the attack of
all the Booth heirs in trial before a
jury lasting six weeks. 1t was also
impregnable against an attack before
the Supreme court, where the will was
sustained by unanimous vote. Later
charges were preferred against Mr.
Peck, the claim being made that he
was wasting the estate in carrying on
litigation in contesting claims arising
out of the estate, and he was removed
from bis position as executor and trus-
tee. An appeal was taken to the
Superior court, where Judge Hall or
dered him Eeinstated. This litigation
was by Mr. Gk vigorously and siren
uously carr m, not 50 mr.