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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-09
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
WINDSOR.

Rev. y. F. Jones. presiding elder of
Rnckland district. will spend several days
Oh Windsor circuit holding services III
connection with his third quarterly con-
for-nces. lie will come. Wednesday. Jan.
Il. ard remain over Sunday. Services
will be az follows: Weeks Mills. Wcdnes-
day and Thursday evenings: Tyler's Cor
Fer. Friday evening: Windsor Corner,
Saturday evening. Sunday. Jan. Il, the
following order will be ohservtd: Wind
<or Corner. 1870 \. NJ: Cross Hill. o.15
L. Nj: Weeks Mills. +. NJ; week night
services will begin 1T D.. o'clock. Sunday,
as follows: Cross HILL lois A. NJ Ty-
l-i-'S Corner, -" =. NJ: Weeks Mills,
. F. ".
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STATE. OF MAINE.

Franklin s.. 49,, ,o,,
Personally appeared Harry +. Revdy
a nd made oath to the foregoing state
nents by him subscribed as true.
Before me.
DeRERNA i. ROSS,
Justice OF the Peace.
ON the foregoing Petition.
ORDERED: That the petitioner cause
to he published a true copy or said peu-
lion and this order of notice thereon. three
DAYS sucressively in the Daily Nennebcc
Journal a newspaper published 1T .\u-
rusta in the County OF l\enneboc. the iirSt
rublication in said paper to be at least
tI\E days before FRIDAY. the M
dly OF JANrA a. ID. 1904. on which
d:ly the Boar, Of Railroad Commissioners
viii h, in session at their office i'll Angus
I, nj 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Tor the
m,rnos.S indicated in said petition said
petitioner shall send copies OF the lore
going petition and order TO inc County
Commits toner's of franklin County. also
Ia the Municipal Officers of the town OF
Eanyelev, five days at least before .he
date of said hearing.
"''>e BENJNF. CHADBOCRNE.
For the Board of>Ka.lroad Commissioner
Iat Ma'1 This sixth da~ Of January, y D
1904.
Attest: E c. FARR]NGTnCS;: .Ik
janSdst eA-
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AUGUSTA CHURCHES.
Sunday Services to Which All Are
Cordially Invited.

Gospel. TEMPERANCE MEETING
in tn" W. G. r. T. Rooms ut - o'clock
sunday.
UNITARIAN CH-RCH: Services at
1870 A. NJ; sermon by Roy. f.. g. Spen-
c"r. minister: Sunday school At close Of
service.
ST. BARNABAS CHAPEL. Bangor St
First Sunday after Epiphany: Sunday
school ut ID T.. NJ; evening PRAYER at
50 i. NJ.
GOSPEL MISSION: Sunday school at
100 \. NJ; gospel meetings at :: and 1.3N
/. NJ. meetings during the week AZ usual.
Everybody welcome.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH.. North
rrn Avenue Social service ut 900 \.
Nj: Sund.ty-sch""i ut l.; Juniors at 80
t. NJ: prayer and praise 1T :.
ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH.
state strect:-t'irSt Mass ut 80 4. NJ.
High Mass at loo a. NJ; NcspcrS and
l!cnedction Of Blessed Sacr imrnt ut 80
t. NJ
UNITARIAN CHURCH.. Rev Edward
q. Spencer. minister: Services III To-"
a NJ; subject of sermon. ''Th" Plastic
ity Of Life" sunday school at clos. Of
service.
TNINERSALIST CHURCH. R'v. c. \.
Hayden. misunderstanding services at
l0.H. sermon by the pastor Subject
The Real Punishment" Sunday-school
1t noon. Mr.. Hayden will give the first
lecture in series in the church ut 80
= NJ. Subject: ''rh" People If the
Whirlpool. Good music by the choir
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Winthrop
street. Rev. Il. Il. Hope. pastor: Sunda Y
morning service AZ 1870. with sermon by
the nastor. subject: "Evcryon" i'll His
own Place" Sunday school ut noon:
PRAYER meeting of the Young Peoples
Society At go: mid-wcck service on
Wednesday evening nj 80: Union Chris
tian Endcavor meeting in CongIcs ational
church at 80
Co\CRE,G ATIO\aI CuJ-DCJJ ,aStor
Rev. Norman Mckinnon:- Morning wor-
! ship at 1910 Sacrament of Lord Supper
| NJ close of Service, SundaY-School at
noon: rally meeting of Young People and
| children at ) O'Clock in the Chapel Ad-
dress by Rev. c. l.. Crane. Field Secretary
| "f the Main" Christian E,ndravor Union
Young PeopltS meeting ut 80; mass
| C. II. Crane. See local notice. Mid-wcek
meeting on Wednesday evening at 80.
STATE. STREET FREE BAPTIST
CHI RClf. Rev. {. G. Mosher. pastor:
PreachinC service At l0,&d with sermon by
for a Successful Year" SUNDAY school at
| II. A: Juniors meeting at ) +. NJ in Con
| Iregst tional chapel all societies uniting
| Christian Endeavor meeting at 80. led
by the pastor: gospel service at - omit =
ted J to Join in the Union service for the
Ilcflng Peoples Societies NJ the tnrgrega
lioMal church; md-week meeting Wednes
d.fy at 80.
| jGREEN STREET METHODIST EPIS-
| fOPAI. CHURCH. Henry f.. Dunnack.
| minister: lo.:2l, morning worship with ser
Anon subject: What Must | Think
II >hout Jesus Christi? special music h>
n III, choir directed by Miss Bertha Me
II CIrnch: 1li5 Bible school. c. s. Pcttin-
N gill. general superintendent. Five depart
Inents: Cradle roll. Mrs. l.. D. Hazsl wood
I;:neriutendent: Beginners department
| Miss Marian Hoxie. superintendent: Phi
mary DEPARTMENT. Mrs. J. C. kirkpatrick
| suntrilittudont; Intern n,iate department
Mr.. Geo. Libby. superintendent Senior
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago Jan. :.
In a see-saw market. today, delay due
t" harvesting in Argentina and an I'M
founded report of a battle in the Far F.a st
were perhaps the principal news factors.
Closing prices were firm. with May whea
at exactly last nights figures. May corn
is up i.Mllc. oats. like wheat closed on
level with last night. Provisions were
7.ft2Ecc. lower.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WIIEAT-No. > May. S1AM"s; July. SIX;
Sept. Slli
coRN-No. : Jan. 1874; May. l7c.: July.
;f7s.
0ATs-No Jan. 3s5.: May. 30 :n7s;
July 3ttim3S.
MESS PORK-Jan.. $50: May 1910.
LARD-Jan.. 6.1c; May, 69ya.
SHORT RIRS-Jan., & 80: May. 6.6oib.
cash quotations were as follows:
FLOI-R-Steaty.
WHEAT-No. 3 spring, 7iNS3; No. red.
Sn'tEtS-',
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AUGUSTA. WINTHROP & GARDI.
kER RAILWAY.

Change Of time on the Winthrop & Torrs
pl'iSio"s' in Effect Tuesday. Dec !.
Cars leave Augusta for IIa,lowem and
Gardner every half hour on the hour and
hnIn noIr ~ frG n 8 \ n e 10 7. NJ for
sunday tim" same as above erropt car,
leave Nv" houTs later IN the morning
cirrs leave Augusta for Winthrop s TO-
Sc go 10 n 4. n. l95o i5G. 2 81. -.
nights only Sso p v '' '' ''''uiS
''ars leave Augusta FOR winthrop sun-
@ day a g follow. Sfo 1910 4. NJ. L g.
cars leave Augusta ior TogIis 20. $50
hour on the hour to ~ r. ~
I'Fst car SUNDAY a -
cars leave LOCUS for Augusta whore
connections ar" made with the Gardner
and winthrop lines ana a. NJ. corn
half hour until q.3J T. ~ IN 81 y. NJ Tor
AuruSta only First car from roEus sun
Cars leave Winthrop for August,
where connections are made tor llaliovetI
and Gardiner and TuTuS JJh : INV g,u
100, ll.50 4. NJ. 20. %, 30. $50, C50. 3 %
only at $50
Sunday time from winthrop as follows:
40; $50, -, a. NJ. l5O. 3.5.. 55O 80
INC 90 A. NJ car from winthrop con
meets "a; Augusta with early II G. t'ains
Fa"t ana West
! ne 10 ~ a. NJ. car leaves NJ. G.. X
station At Winthrop on arrival OF trnin
due at Winthrop fIOm Portland and Iaw-
iston at lO4S
The Winthrop line IL eaupped with
large. easy riding. eight wheel cars ard
ma i" the trir IN one hour. Baggage car
ried on all triI.S
All cars RON to NJ q stati IN Win
thtop week days until 80 =. NJ. in,Iu-
sive
Cars leave Gardiner for huEli-in whcro
connections are made for Ntuthiup and
I"gns lines every half hour fifteen min
utcs before ara nft"t'I minutes past the
hour from els a, ~ to MI u NJ IN.
. y J. NJ. for liallowrll only 10 Is p NJ
Ter lIqlIOwell and Augusta only
sunday time same 49, above uyCcpt that
car start two hours later ia the morning
nUv.Sdtf
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Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

New York. Jan. 6.
FLOt R-Rcceipts. 1I..2h: exports. ! ;5i {:
sales, lo.--1 market was less active but
held at old prices.
WHEAT-Rncsipts. 1888; sales. $50 III
lures; spot steady; No. . red. 81 Gle
vator, No. > red. 9i7yH95 o h atioat; No.
northern Duluth. % f o b afl"at No. |
hard Manitoba. nominal f o b aIlo.;t
CORN-Rcceipts, 900; exports - 1a1 :;
sales. 10000 futures; spot firm: No. >.
=; elevator and 5"a. b ailoat; No >
yellow. 51i.; urgraded mixed, 50
DATS-ReCciptS. lS,0h: exports. 1lai
SPOT firm; No. ., i2,2.
HAG-StcadN.
BEEF-F'irm.
LARD-Easy: western steamed, 7ao
PORK-QUieter.
RITTER steady: extra creamery. 81
state dairy. 1Jn:l.
F.GGS-T'nSettIed; state and Pcnna
nearby average finest. 81.
POTATOES-Firm Long Island. 900
@G2: Jersey l2G2.J0; state and western
sacks. a.10ft991
SUG .tR-Raw, nominal; fair refining q:
refined, quiet
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston. Jan. \.
FL0I:R-Firm: spring patent. -'''5."".
FORN-FIrm: No. = yellow, %.
OATS-Firmer: No. : Clipped i"I !.
MILL l'EED-FirmCI.
BRAN-SpriiIg. Il.
MINED FEEI)-23 5'ri1:.
CoTTD\SF.ED MEAI.-@..
pORE-Quipt: I5.50s,la
JtRD-Quiet: l0Ntlni4.
HEliF-Steady: extra sides >">i2.
RI-MPS AND LOINS-l2sfl;.
LAMB-ITiIm; 1GG11.
NEAI-StC ady: sail.
Bl'TTER-Steady: northern. q as.
ciEESE-Steady; new. lll:tl2.
E.GGS-Firm fancy, l2G -: eastern. i0ft
r.
POTATOES-Fi Firm; Aroostook Hehrons.
,OT73.
APPLES-S STEADY; Baldwns. a."lrta
SrGAR-Stoady; 4.G3.
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New York Cotton Market.

New ork. J:In. y.
Cotton futures closed very steady. Jan
uary. 1900: February. 1913; March. l.: 80:
April, 1G.t0: May. 1872: June. 1;..'l: July.
l;.5l; August, l.:.69.
Cotton spot closed quiet 20 points high
Ter Middling uplands. li.ih: do gulf. i;.c:,.
Sales. 1-11 bales.
Galveston firm. T. l5-16; Charleston
st"ldy, I.:.; Memphis steady, l"i,; New
orleans firm lEl,: Mobile nominal. -,
Savannah firm. l2!s.
"onsolidntcd-Nct receipts for seven
';avs. $3.50. Exports to Great Britain.
60. II33!; exports to France. ::s.l71; exports L"
tn" continent. .1.2tI: exports to Japan,
"i:S: exports 10 Mexico. 100. Stock, ...i%
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. ara Mrs. G. I. Perley Of Nassal-
boro, will start, Monday next. for an
extended trip TO Florida.
+. +. Clark, district deputy of III"
Modern Woodmcn. returned. Thurs
DAY, from q few days trip to Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-09

The inhibitory measures Of Germany
against the Importation of American
cattle and meat products have greatly
country. In consequence of this, the
CONSUMPTION of fresh. dried and sailed
fish has largely increased. \ Ham,
burg company has opened Il depot and
rackinC-houses at Matarien- Menzalcn,
Egypt. for the curing and shipping Of
eels caught in the Nile and atTluents.
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STATE OF MAINE.

December 18th. 1917.
Personally appeared Fletcher Pope. w.
A. l.. cragin. 5. q. Haley. J. H. Byron
and made oath to the foregoing state
r,npts nv them subscribed as true.
Before mo.
HARRY r. BEEpY.
Justice OF the Peace.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-09

dcpartr. l.. ID. Iiazelwood, superintcn-
i. nj: Mons class. DIR. f.. j. Roberts. in
clrllctor: 80. Epworth League dcEotiun-
Al service: 40. Union meeting III III"
Young Peoples Societies in III" toner".
criminal church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-09

Switzerland is gaining in popularity
as a resort for Americans. During the
season Of 1899 the number Of Amcri-
cans registered in the hotel books was
.3tS; last summer there were l.Sl9.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-09

If you have weak lungs you have reason, to
fear pneumonia, and should keep at hand bot
tie of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. 1t
counteracts any tendency of a cold or attack of
the grip to result in pneumonia, and is pleasant
and safe to take. It always cures, and cures
quickly.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished Daily by the Federal Stock
and Grain Co., office, Opera House
Block, Aug usta, Maine.
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ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.

IHrUIIgh t.~Nets 70 Californln and an
points south and West may be had Of T..
H. Walker. ticket agent, Augista. the
only Office in Augusta selling via al
routes and checking baggage free OF -
pense.
GEO. z. EVANS. v. P. Gen. Mar
F. u. BOOTHBY, G. p. d I. A.
Portland. Ne.
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RAILROADS AND STEAMBOAT,
Ssl1k,N,KI.!5IiiIS7
In Effect Oct. IL, 1909.

THROUGH TRAINS
extrrt Moniay l@r : >riaaa 'l ",
Boston. 80 a NJ. Sf l.ews,o,a
fair.nston. Phillips. ockIand p r.
iand, Bost@n. sridEton. Montreal and
,atun. Pennington, PHILLIPS CGFrRl.E~.,
kangeley. Rocki.nd. Portland Bostos,
conway. Tahyrns. Lancaster cor.
ham. Il. berlin Falls. GrlyeiSa
n STAFFORD. Island Pond tu,sl,roas
ani i3.echrr Falls; al0 a. NJ. local /.
Portland. ~. i. NJ. ,oIbres.J ,or H-ln.'
N!.k, portland ava Pu~tUu. Corntrtir.
for iSath. Portland. Lewiston. Curn.,s
brit EioH. No. Conway. ana Bartlett ID
7. N Tor SO. Gardner; iUas y NJ trlEt,
Pullman every nignt for LewistOn. BAN
Portland and Fos'OH.
GOING EAST LIS A. NJ (nlsht sr.
r.cs*' tor Slun hogan. Bangor Mar Ia.
Dor. st. stephen. calais. 81. John Kan.
Tax and Aroostuok county and to Wash
lhsioh Co r. r.. sunday morrLnE. gong
east does not connect for SknwleyaT
Belfast. Fo2croft. or beyond Bangor: an
a. NJ. for Wat,rvllle. Foxcroft ard Ban.
Sor; 80 A. NJ. for Watervllle. Belfast.
SkowheEan. bangor and BucEsport. 4S
=. HI, Waterville. Foxcr"... bangor. Cd
Town. fatten. H0ulton ana carbon. Ma
Il. x A. r. Vanceboro 81. stephen.
Ca.aisl. Houltun. " Woodstock ST Jokn
and Halifax and 20 LEWISTON VIA Oakland
ana winthrop. - 4. " s-press ~ Va
teryiile, Bangor. I5ar Harhor. WASH "a.
X. h. Old Town. oreenvilif: S.I3 y. NJ,
for NattrYiiic. oakland. North Arson
bingham. Skowhegan. Belfast. FOxcroft
gree nviile. Bangor. Old Town and Matta-
wainkeeg: 7.30 =. nj, Tor NEterviIls
81 NDAIS-Going west. 232 A n, for
Portland. Boston. 10 Is A. M: iUS 2. NJ.
FOR Brunswick. Rath Portland and Bos.
ton. Going cast l-d9 A. NJ Ulght). Ban
cor Els A. NJ. FOR Wsteryille, skowhegAn
and Bangor; . 80 y. NJ. Bangor
The Night Pullman Train leaving II
y ~ A. n. Sunday morning going east
does not connect for Skowhegan, Belfast
FoxcrOft or east Of Bangor
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CORN-Eo Q Al. No . yellow 49,

CORN-No. ., Al; No. . yellow. i6i2.
OATS-No. = 36?sf. 3ii4 No. white. 36',
ass.
El E-No. =. 81 :M5s.
BAHLEf--Gocd feeding. "663S.
MALTINI;-Fair To choice. !1T5S.
FLAESEED-No. l, IS: No. north
TiMOTHY sEED-Prime. 3O5
MESS pOR<-130oM Is L..
IARD-61Ott6.1.i.
SHORT RIBS. SIDES-Loose. G..15T6.:i.
SHORT CLEAR SiDES-BoXcG. So "a
-
WI
CLOvER-1l.5o.
Receipts. Shipments
flour NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l..'"p -l.b"
Wheat NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3b.lp 10. "N
Corn Observation-Disclosures. -.'.''" LIN"
Oats .... ........:...... 159.H.' l-,.m1
Rye Observation-Disclosures. i ,H' L. .NI
Bailey Observation-Disclosures. 3hSnJ T. ,'lu
H;'TTER-Easy; crcamcricS i'ft:;: dIi
rioS 1iNi2i
FGGS-o:0aS.
CHEESt.-Steady Iol0l:.
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TO THE NATIONAL HOME
Eastern Branch. ID. v. g.. At Tngus
kENSEbeC CENTRAL R. R.

Connects at Gardiner with the Mnins
Central Railroad. and Augusta. Ialiow.u
and Gardiner Electric Railroad 20 Au-
gusta.
winter arrangement Ia effect Sunday
Oct IL. 1903.
Leave Randolph: A. National Hama.
rs. s.u5 a. 1850 A. NJ. L3a, . Is 4 II 10 A n
l2% ~ i,30 7. NJ. ITO, 200 a. 40 r. M.
Nv. National Home Ar 1t Randolph:
L$h, $50 & 1l.i5 a NJ sos. $40 & II a A. NJ
LIS. $40 Il sos i. n iIa 3SO N sep NJ
Sunday trains Will run as fol,ous.
Leave Randolph at 3 20 A. NJ. go +. AZ.
Leave National Home ~ l00s A. NJ. <T
+ NJ
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Communion Of Tobacco.

The total receipts from tobacco
from an sources were s44.655.sos.1 a
Tor the fiscal wear. against Si3.5l4.
Slo24 for the fiscal year lg02i9o3. ~
an increase ~ Sl.l40.9es51. This In
crease IS participated IN hy Al.
branches 81 trade. except cigar manu-
flrtr-a-horg We see decrease of
Se2f -ICOi As cigar manufaciurtnr
shows the worst condition. 50 tobacco
manufacture shows The best cunf'
fiHu Receipts for this branch ~ fn'
trade exceeded the receipts Tor Tho
r-sri0ls Seal year by il-"15.1H''-
Tie result uf the year as a whole j.
satisfactory Iu fhe furfrafirn %
business FIRM ya1r 90 wear q unifnrfn
Ig good condition in al lines cnn not
De- .tperr1 Tha 0u'pu' ~ narrfar
fr-.I .nh7.HH frr ffr fiscal r"sr :.
lsr-.r ftzr during ans precious T"s-
and a-L-ara'az fha enormous arn1t.tl'
H- a-- gage r1unf--We-rern 10
IlH.H J.r-HaL
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AFTER GEORGIA MILITIA.
Court Martial viii Convene In SaVan'
an To Overhaul II.

SOuIb "dItldl WIN SN'NS'N w Ss's'
an to Overhaul II.
Atlanta, Sept. 2S,-Judgc Advocate
Napier. of the Statcsboro court mar
tlal. which will convene In Savannah
October 10. served the officer today
with the 70 nal charge on which they
will be tried Capt. K, NJ, Hitch will
be- tried on the following charges:
Gross neglect of duty, inciiiclency ana
misbChaviOr before Il riOtous mob in
violation of the 62nd article of war.
Conduct to the prejudice of good o.
der and military discipline in viola
ton of the G2nd article of war.
The charges against Lieut., Neil,
were: Gross neglect of duty, incr-
ficcncy and misbchayior before IL
OtOus mob: conduct To the prejudice OF
military discipline and good order
Against Lieut.. Morrison: Conduct
to the prejudice Of good ordcr-and mil.
itary discipline.
Against Lieut.. Grilcr: Quitting his
guard without leave; shamcfully aban-
Goning his post; conduct To the pref.
lIdicc of good order and military dis
ciplinC.
Against Lieut.. Cone: Quitting his
qua d without leave.
The officers will begin at once pre-
paring their defense.
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FAIRBANKS AT HELENA.
Vice Presidential Candidate Defends
the Administration,

d vice fFchlucntldl Sanu'uae SS'S'SS
! the Administration.
Helena, Mont, Sept, 2S,-ln his
principal speech here tonight Scna'
tor Fairbanks discussed at some
length the charges of corruption
made against the Republican party,
extending and making more specific
his remarks at Great Falls, He re-
Trained carefully from mention OF
Judge Parkers' name, but IT. was I'M
dcrslood by all that the speech was
inspired by the uttcrGnccs Oi the
Democratic candidate on this subject
In his letter of acceptance. Speaking
of the part played In the prosecution
of the pOstoillcc scandals by PrcSl-
dent Roosevelt, Senator Fairbanks
said;
"Ilc has enforced laws, He has
driven corruption out of public places.
We know that In private experience
In every community there are evil
doors but they are comparatively
few. Tho one who will bctray pub
lie trust Is the exception. He insin-
yates himself into private employ
mcnt, into the public employment.
Theodore Roosevelt knew that and
he determined that SO far as lay in
his power the bctraycr Of the general
interest should be whipped out of
place and power"
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DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN.
There viii Re Mo Western Headquar'
ters for Parker and DAVIS People.

New York, Sept 2S,-An apparent
settlement Tor The present of the qucs'
tlum Of the establishment OF weston
democratic headquarters was an
nuunccd AT the national headquarters
to-day The executive committee say
NJ such headquarters should be cs'
lnhlIahcd aud Chat man Taggarl said
that letters and kilograms received to-
day made II appear that the cstab'
lishmcnl al such headquarters was I'M
necessary. Mr. Taggart expects 10 go
west and to visit such Othcg points MS
seem necessary, hut unless something
II, present unforeseen occurs there will
b, no rccgulu western branches aud
tlc campaign will be directed from
this city.
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RooSEvELT'S BUSY DAY.
Took Time to Compliment Gunner
Monsccn, Who Saved the Missouri.

Washington, d. G., Sept. 2S.-rhig
was one of the busiest days President
Roosevelt has had TO- several weeks.
Secretary TAFT called in company with
Major Cen. H. c. COrbin, who has
been assigned to the command Of the
division of the Philippines. Gen. Cor
bin babe the President farewell pr"
limina to his departure from this
country. He will sail frcm San Fran
CISCO for Manila on October |.
Secretary II ,chc0ck. Attorney Gen
L. al Moody and Postmaster General
Payne had lriCf conferences with the
Pres dent On departmental matters.
Tho President was introduced to Mon
seen. In" gunner ~r the baitlCShip Mis-
scu i, WIN, by flooding the vessels
ward magazine, prevented the total
destruction of the ship and crew AT the
time CT the disaster which cost the
lives of more than a score of the Mis-.
sou is crow. President Roosevelt
warmly congratulated him on his per
&onaI bravery and Cnmplimcntcd tn"
conduct Of the officers and crow of
the vessel on the occasion Of the dis
retC'. adding that the mCn on both
the American navy and the American
amy always were TO be depended up
on in time of danger or emergency.
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Democratic Managers Confer.

New York, Sept. Ex-senator elect
Raynur, who was elected L. S soma
ton from Maryland las; winter, was AT
the democratic national hcadQuar crs
today and saw McsSrs. ShCchan, Tag
Gart. Nicoll. Belmont and David b.
.lIill. who was also caller. After
these gent oTCn had been in confer
cnco f. some time, the announcement
was made that senator Raylur would
Inkr an active part n the national
campaign and would speak in New
YORK. on Tuesday Of next week tie
will make speeches in New Jersey and
lndiana
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NATIONAL POLITICAL ARENA
BEVfRIDGE At INDIANAPOLIS

prices rise and fall with and withou,
! [ usts,
SO far as legislation can remedy
the evils al trusts Republican loslSla
liun-tho sherman law, the Rebate law
Tho Department of Commerce aud La
LUr law-lho only legislation over en-
acted un the subject do II II
clinrcod, Aud ROssoyolts election
means enforcement 0f those laws and
all laws"
Discussing NJ length the financial
question, Senate. lioVeridgo said
"T'hc way Ia keep the gold standard
cut of danger is Ia keep II In the hands
at those who put II uUt ui danger
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held at this place, and addressed the
residents aud visitors here, His spe-
cial train was run To this point from
BUTTE, after last nights meeting there
and as early as 4 o'clock he was re-
ceiying calls from the prominent men
of the city, including United States
Senator Gibson, who, although u
Democrat, was member Of the re-
ccptiOn committee. Senator Fair
banks discussed the subjects Of gov
ernmontal aid 10 irrigation, lie re-
fcrrcd to the charge OF corruption
made by Judge Parker against the
Republican party, but as usual, re-
Trained from mentioning Judge Par
kcr's name in this connection,
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Shot from Ambush.

Cairo, H., Sept. 2S.-Whilc klnk
Head, farmer living iou' miles from
Clinton, Ky, small town twenty
miles south Of acre, was standing with
his wife and children on their front
porch tonight, they were all shot from
ambush. Head was fatally wounded
and the woman and children SO iouSly
hurt. Head had some trouble with his
ncighhorS. Thc sheriff has gone to
the SCCAO