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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-07-06

always a most active worker and liberal
contributor to the campaign fund. His
benevoiences for charitable purposes are
not herslded and are frequented anony-
nous, but those nearest Mr.. Cobb are in a
position to know som sthing OF The grctt
good he has done In his own community.
OF the personal character OF Mr. Cobb
those who are bis neig hoors and associates
and have gnown him since childhood feel
best qualified to speak His whole life
has been spent In the open day. As boy
and man tor above forty years he bas en-
joyed an active existence. Amid the
multipicities OF this busy experience
there is not one blot to tarnish the
character that the honorable man guards
so jealously.
His simple word In all matters Is syn
onymous With everything that stands fer
honor and truth. Throughout college
and amid the free and easy life OF the
foreign university student he preserved
himself blameless. Not drop OF intoxi-
eating liquor ever has passed his lips.
True son OF an upright father and noble
and pious mother he is the embodiment
OF the sturdy. God fearing manhood the
has distinguished New England since the
time OF the beginning of things at Ply
mouth Rock.
Mr.. Cobb was married in 1882 to Lucy
O., daughter OF DR.. William A. Banks.
Their family consists OF two daughters.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-07-06
STATE CONVENTION.
Cobb Will Probably Be The Next
Governor.
RECEIVED NOMINATION ON THE FIRST
BALLOT OTHER CANDIDATES
NOT IN IT.
sudest Convention Ever held in the Sate-reat Enttus
assn Manfested-Bands From All Over The State
Senator HaIes Experimentation
Made Unanimous

created any unnecessary Offices, and there
should be no Increases In salaries. Strict
est economy should be praoticed In the
administration of the government, and 1t
was the duty of the republican party to
practice these virtues and make the record
OF party and State clear and luminous,
Upon the subject OF the liquor law,
Senator Hale said that be received at
least twenty letters a year inquiring
whether or not the law was farce and a
sham. To such he had replied: may,
sirs, not so, by any means" He recalled
tue days when every grocery In Maine
Kept liquors 10 stock, but since then pro-
hibttion had raised the moral sense OF the
people to Its present high level, and 1t
would now be as difficult, In the majority
OF Maine towns, to hnd grog shop as 1t
would be to dnd a man who dealt In
prussic acid. Said he In closing, on this
point: 1.-THE people OF Maine believe In
this prohibitory law and want 1t en- forced,
and hope that the platform adopted
here to-uay will endorse it,"
CREDENTIALS REPORT.
When Senator Hale closed the COM
mittee on credentials reported 1878 dele
gates present, by counties as follows:
Androseoggin, 81; Aroostook, 40:
Cupberlsnd, 1i6; franklin, 43; Hancock.
rs; Kennebec, 50; Knox. So; Lincoln, As;
Oxford, "a; Penohscot, 1851 Piscataauis,
40; Sagadahoc, 20; Somerset, So; waido,
81; Washington, 81; York, 11e. The
temporary organization was here made
permanent.
NOMINATIONS IN ORDER.
At this point the chair announced that
nominations for governor were In order.
FROM the very front row rose Congress
man Charles E. Littleiield and in n bril-
liant speech presented the name OF
William I. Cobb, OF Rockiand.
Following Mr.. Llttledeld came Jesse
Libby, of Mechanic Falls, presenting the
name of Bert nj. Fernald, of Poland.
l.. t. Carlton, OF Winthrop, presented
the name OF Elliot Wood, OF Winthrop.
James o. Bradbury, former mayor of
Ssco, presented the name of Col. Charles
IL. Prescott, OF Biddeford.
James ID. Rice, of Bangor, presented the
name OF +. D. Beal, of Bangor.
AT 4.5o the delegation began to vote and
at GU the last man had cast bis vote.
The result OF the vote is shown above.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-07-06

II cramp of the stomach results from eating
green fruit Browns Instant Relief win be
found a sure cure.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-06
Green Spot Assured
In Heart of City

A. A. Young and Manager Lake of
the Young Hotel were in consultation
with the Acting Governor this morn.
ing. It developed that the identifying
of the large vacant lot opposite the big
hosiery, for public park purposes, was
the object OF the council.
Mr.. Atkinson Is anxious to convert
the at present unused grounds into q
magnificent lawn. The owners, the
p. p. Bishop Estate, have consented
TO permit this public use of the prop
crty, providing, of course. that they can
take possession at any time.
The Acting Governor considers the
location ideal for city beauty spot.
The Young Hotel management now
agrees to furnish water for the devel-
opment of q lawn, the Government sup
plying the piping from its large stock
OF old pipe. The hotel has artesian
wells OF its own and the supply will
he all that can be desired. Pipes will
he laid under Bishop street and the
big lot opposite will be generously fur,
nished with faucets. The work OF
growing grass will be commenced at
once. The Bishop Estate is to provide
suitable entrances. Seats will be plac'
ed and, possibly. bandstand may be
erected. Altogether. the park will be
a thing of which the city may well be
proud.
A name Is wanted for the new park
The following have already been sug
gested: Young Park, Bishop Park, At.
kinson Park, City Park and Central
Park.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-06
no TiXAS FEVER

Editor Evening Bulletln:--In jus.
tioe 10 those In charge OF the stock on
the transport Dix, think the article
In yesterdays Bulletin claiming the
herd 10 be Infected with Texas fever
should be contradicted. Such II report
could only have been lncubated In the
brain OF u layman unfamiliar with
even the rudlmen'ary characteristics
OF this fatal disease, An inspection OF
the stock was made and not u symp.
tom o. Toxas foyer or other disease
was found, Strict vigilance should be
Kept ON stock In transit or for this port
but false reports can only do harm
DR., A, II, ROWAr
Honolulu, Aug, q, ~,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-06


at tn White House an inquire afther
tn rrisidin,'s health. Whin told that
,h, ,,is,d,,, VIVA ,,vor ho,,bar ho o,ve,
thraa nh,,.r. on. aan,rts WIFI :, haovY
ro,yg TIL ,eeI,n' 60 M vice nrisidint
aLant IN, nris,d,r,,s wo,,.ho,r' e. yorv
go n, .ainn sor" 10 ali. a. ~.
viii, uorso an, Nos ,h, nrIs,dirt not
g. on an, wi,bont bis rrhhers uo has
NJ, VIZ. pr,sid,n, Init hin, n sbowI
~ ro,oot Me throot again IN, ni,bt
air I, IN, nrisId,nt b.s touch ~
ToY,r IN, yioa nr,sidint cote a tnucb 10
roror hims,IS 10 hos m, doctor on
A., ohoro drr,r, M n,gbt ,noc
Loor IA, n,IsIdin, q, o,woIi, no saw
,CrI 40 a,n,,hin, g. hin, -orn,..
,ri,g lilo dbrawin' hi, salary or nm.
MIN, IN, nos,moe,ber n, Tnivpnan,.
leo II 10 nrIncin,rv UInnIssy no.
cor.o 60 IN, vice nr,sidirt that most Nv
or r,isidi,ts nave oniovad euch r,g.
GOD hoaItb III, yice nrisidint guords
~ nr,sid,n, an, IN, nrisidInt af,hor
sIz.,' nm m, vice nrisidIst concludes
,h,t MA ha ho,tbor o. IN, corntbrv
ir no shnd live yet awhile .D'ye
Lrnw, sovs IN, nrisidint m IN, vice
nrisid,,t gvrv time soc Won 7 feeI
lin yaars vounger, .yeer Kind wpr.
rrds, says IN, yice nrisiiint brings
tcors ~ M. oves Me wife was savIn,
ory thIs morn,n, how comfortahle we
arc in our Iitt,o eat, some vice
p,l.idints nave haen On opyious pr m,
mi ,d,n,,s sa,o,y that ,bev,ve had IN
no warned az m, white House
,ro,nds
"As,ds ,r,m IN, orioos Duties ~ Ioo,,.
IN 'a,tber On, nr,sIdInt's health Il IA
IN, business ~ M vice nrisidInt IN nre.
aide over m. deliberations ~ tn sinit.
WV mornin, hetween ten an, twelve
no SWING bis bammock in IN, MALACHI.
iaI SINH Chamber an, sinks of into
dnreamless sleep He NAV be awaken.
ed he sinitor TiIlman poltin' sinitor
Boar IN IN, owe. This Is wan way IN
s,nit Inns iv de,iberatin' II so. tn
vice nrisidipt rises firm his hammock
an saws: .Tb' sinitor will come to
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-06
Legal Notices.
sHERIFF's SALE NOTICE.

Under and by virtue of certain
Alias Execution issued by Lyle A.
Dickey. District Magistrate Of Homo
lulu, Island OF Oahu, Territory Of Ha'
wall, on the Both day Of June. A. ID.
1904, in the matter Of Jas. w. Pratt,
Collector OF Taxes, First Division, vs..
+. l.. Dortch, have, in said Honolulu,
on this eth day of July, A. ID. 1904.
levied upon. and shall offer and expose
for sale and sell ut public auction, to
the highest bidder, at the Police Sta
ton, Kalakaua Hale, in said Honolulu,
at IL o'clock noon OF Saturday, the
eth day OF August, A. ID. 1904, all the
right. title and interest OF the said F.
l.. Dortch In and to all the following
described real property, unless the
sum of One Hundred aud Nlnety-one
and 67.100 Dollars. that being the
amount for which said Alias Execution
issued, together with interest, costs
and my fee and expenses are previous.
ly paid
i.
All those Lots known as "Kapiolani
Park Addition, Waikiki, Oahu, as fol.
lows:
Lots 1. 2 and OF Block Z.
Lots 5, 6. 7. 81. 22 and 20 of Block NJ.
Lots 1 and 2 OF Block 1.
Lots 10. II. 16. 90 and "a OF Block T..
Lots 2. 4. 6. s, II, IS, 81, 22, "a, 20, &c,
"a. 2s and 30 of Block II. conveyed to
Sain ~ T.. nnrtnh I,, %
Muhlendorf, Trustee, as of record In
the Registry Office. In said Honolulu,
in Liber 1873. page 326.
>
Lot No. 6 In Block L OF Kapiolani
Park Addition, Waikiki, Oahu, con.
veyed to said +. L. Dortch by Paul
Muhlendorf, Trustee. as of record In
said Registry Office in Liber 1856, page
g72.
3.
All that certain piece of land situat.
ed at Manoa, Kona, Oahu, conveyed TO
said +. l.. Dortch by deed OF j. II.
schnack and wife, as of record In said
Registry Office in Liber 1876, page 1903.
+
Lot No. 10 of Kali Place, Kalihi,
Kona, Oahu, containing 5000 square
feet, conveyed to said L. l.. Dortch by
deed of Il. M. Nakuina and husband,
as Of record In said Registry ONCE In
Liber 16s. page 4Ss
A cash payment OF one.half Of the
amount Of the successful bid In United
States Gold Coin will be required at
time OF sale, the balance to be paid In
United States Gold Coin upon the de
livery of the deed.
Deed at expense OF purchaser.
Dated at said Honolulu, this eth
day of July, A. ID. 1904.
A. M. BROWN,
High Sheriff, Territory of Hawaii.
2S27-July %; Aug. 9, lG, 20.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-06
Legal Notices.
sHERiFF's SALE NOTICE.

Under and by virtue OF certain
Alias Execution Issued by Lyle A.
Dickey, District Magistrate of Homo
lulu, Island Of Oahu, Territory of Ha-
wall. on the Both day OF June, 1904, In
the matter of Jas. w. Pratt, Collector
of Taxes, First Division. VS.. Jesse p.
Makainai, have, in said Honolulu, or
this 14th day Of July. A. d. 1904, levied
upon, and shall offer and expose for
sale and sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder. at the Police Station,
Kalakaua Hale, in said Honolulu, ut IL
o'clock noon, Of Monday, the 18th day
OF August, A. ID. 1904, all the right, ii
tie and interest Of the said Jesse p.
Makainai in and to all the following
described real property, unless the sum
of Six Hundred and Eighty.ive and
60-100 Dollars. that being the amount
for which said Alias Execution issued.
together with interest. costs and my
fee and expenses are previously paid:
4
Lot at Kaluaopalena, Kalihi. Apana
2 Of l.. C. A. 1888, r. p. AGA. con.
veyed TO Jesse p. Maliainai by deed OF
Lipeka as Of record in the Registry
Office In said Honolulu IN Liber 2li,
page 237, and containing 92.100 of an
acre.
Land at Kaluaopalena, Kalhi,
72-l00 acres, more or less, portion OF
Grant 1904, and being remainder OF
premises conveyed to Jesse Makainai
by Kapiolani Estate. Ltd. as OF record
in said Registry Office in Liber 200, on
page $50.
Lot at Kekio, Waikiki, so X 100 feet,
conveyed to J. Makainai by W. c.
Achi, IT., and c. b. Male, IT,, as Of
record in said Registry Office In Liber
l72, page 115.
Lots l to inclusive, and 81 to "a
inclusive of Block "a, Kapahulu, con.
veyed to J. p. Makainai by c. Winan.
Trustee. as Of record in said Office In
Liber POI, page 1O7, and containing
10000 square feet.
Lot at Kaluaopalena, Kallhi, Apana
of l.. G. A. 1919. X. p. 1928, 1 6S-100
acres, conveyed to ]. p. Makainai by
poomalkelani as of record in said Reg.
istry Office in Liber 1is, page 337.
A cash payment OF one-half of the
amount OF the successful bid In United
States Gold Coin will be required at
time of sale, the balance to be paid In
United States Gold Coin upon the dc.
livery Of the deed or bill of sale.
Dated at said Honolulu, this 18th
day of July, A. ID. 1904.
A. NJ. BROWN,
High Sheriff, Territory of Hawaii.
2SlG-July II, 25; Aug 6, 13.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-06
OPPOSITION TO kuHlO.

Contortions OF the anti-Kuhio crowd
would be amusing II the influence did
not tend to destroy party unity and
arouse serious element OF distrust
among n large number Of the rank and
file. The threat to party success is go
well known that there is good reason
to believe that the opposition to Kuhio.
after Republic ans In precinct meetings
have clearly made known their deci.
sion. Is promoted with the definite pur.
pose OF creating a mlx-up to defeat
both the Republican Congressional and
legislative ticket in the coming cleo
tons.
Whence this talk Of putting Kuhis
on the Senatorial ticket. side-tracking
him to make way for weaker vote.
drawing Representa- tive on the Con.
gressiunai ticket? Does IL come from
Kuhio's friends? The Delegate has
clearly declared his intention to seek
denomination and rejection. Renom
iEation means reelection In this case
The rank and file of the party have
demanded by an overwhelming major.
ity for his denomination. These alter
native schemes do not come from the
people nor from the Delegates friends,
though there may be lew who pose
as his friends quietly engaged in stab
bling him In the back. Such friendship
L. not unknown to Hawaii among cir
Gle that believes good politics consists
In being tricky. primarily dishonest.
The sources Of = e continued nasty
filings at Kuhio indicate an Interior pur-
pose. The declared object Is an I'M
pfoycment In Hawaiis representation
In Congress. The honesty of this claim
In apparent in view OF the generally ac-
ceptei fact that the defeat OF Kuhiu
for denomination means defeat OF the
Republican party. The real object can
not be other than the rejuvenatlon OF
Home Rulelsm, another Home Rule
Delegate and another campaign before
the people of the mainland on the in.
ability OF The present electorate to gov
ern themselves with decenCy or com
mon sense
II Is also well to note that the oppo-
sition 10 Kuhio and the majority de-
mand of the Republican voters comes
from enemies Of county government.
With q candidate for Delegate whose
election would be very doubtful. the
Republican legislative ticket must nee
,N'"'HJ " " ~
cure Republican majority in the Leg
islature would improve the opportunl.
ties 10 defeat the county law. These
enemies OF county government have
said in SO many words that they would
prefer Home Rule Legislature TO
county government.
The opposition to Kuhio is founded
on political trickery pure and simple
II contains no detail or item that be.
speaks progressive work for the Ter
riiory during the coming two years,
hooseyelrs hold upon the Republican
voters OF the mainland Is no stronger
than the dGanimity with which the Ro-
publicans of Hawaii call for the re-
nomination Of the present Republican
Deleg. te TO Cong ess.
Those who seek the defeat OF the Re
publican party in Hawaii next fall will
continue to do their utmost to side.
track kdhio and thus set at naught the
declarations OF republican voters IN
thol precinct assemblies
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-06

White House or In tn sthreet. I'll niv.
er say anything again tn vice prlsi-
dincy. It is a good job an is richly
deserved be ayether Hinnery CASA
way Davis or Charles Fairbanks. An
be hivens. I'll go further an say 1t
richly deserves ayether iv Thin"
HAS tn candydates accepted tn
nommynation f'r prisidint?" asked Mr..
Hcnnessy.
mo" said Mr.. Dooley, 9TH conf
ties haven't med up their minds width
er they will give tn dimmycrat nom
myntion to Rosenfelt an tn raypubll.
Can nommynation to Parker, or vicy
vsrsy. 1t don't make much difference
anyway"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-06

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii. At
Chambers; In Probate. In the Matter
of the Estate OF Annie Clarke, late of
Honolulu, Oahu, Deceased. Order for
Notice OF Hearing Petition for Probate
Of VIII. A document purporting to be
the last will and testament OF Annie
Clarke, late of Honolulu, Oahu, deceas.
ed, having on the 18th day OF July, A.
d. 1904, been presented to said Probate
Court, and a petition for the probate
thereof, and for the Issuance OF letters
testamentary TO Thomas X Clarke,
having been filed by said Thomas X.
Clarke, Il is hereby ordered that Mon.
day, the 22nd day Of August, A, ID. 1904,
at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day. at the
court room OF said court, at Honolulu,
Oahu, be and the same hereby Is ap'
pointed the time and place for proving
said Will and hearing said application.
II Is further ordered that notice there
u be given, by publication once week
for three successive weeks, In Tho
Evening Bulletin, newspaper pub
hshed In the English language, the last
publication TO be not less than ten
days previous TO the time therein an
pointed for hearing.
Dated al Honolulu, Oahu, July 18th,
1904,
liy the Court:
j, 7. DE BOLT,
Isl Judge of the let Circuit Court
Attest J, A, THOMPSON,
Clerk,
llolmos s stanley Tor petitioner,
sSlS-July 10, 20, aoi Aug d,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-06

Quoting L. a. Frasers remark pub.
lished in the Bulletin that the Republic
cans of Hawaii districts want county
law passed by Republican Legisla-
turc the Hilo Tribune says: This eX-
preston Is voiced by the entire Island
of Hawaii. and II the party fails to live
up to its promise to speedily enact a
county law. 1t will reap a whirlwind-
for the vengeance of the people is slow
but mighty"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-06

~rtUN
country to tn other howlin' again tn
tariff an other immortal issues, now
dead. | niver voted f'r Grover Cleve.
land. wuddent vote FIR him amy
more thin he'd vote FIR me. voted f'r
oil man Thurman an Tom Hindricks
an ABLY Stevenson befure he become
a professional vice prisidint. They
thought II was an honor but II yed
read their biographies today. ye'd find
at tn end: TIL writer will pass over
tn closin' years Nv Mr.. Thurman's ca
reer hurriedly. II Is enough to say Nv
this painful paryod that afther a life
time Nv devoted sarvlce to this coun.
thy, tn statesman's declinin' days was
clouded be a great sorrow. He be.
came vice. president Nv tn United
States. oh, how mucA betther twere
that we shud be sawed OF arly be th'
great reaper Death. thin that life Nv
honor shud end in ignomy.' It's a tur-
r'ble thing. read in tn pa-aper four
years ago: Foul plot again Thaydore
Rosenfelt. Plat an Hanna schame
to make him vice prisidint.' r.read
IN other Jay h,'ack On joe 0annon'
Odell proposes him f'r vice prisidint.
Cannon pleadin' with his frinds to
sa-ave him. Bimeby whin tn cam
paign comfy runs short w funds.
they'll raise tn wind be goin' around
an tnreatehih piutnrycratS WIN III
nommyhation. zen near people say
lhat boy VIII come 10 no good emu
lie VIII De vice prls'uin''
"If We say about a man that he's
good prlsidintial timber. he'll buy We
a drink. II We say he's good vice
prisidintial timber We name that he
isn't good enough to be cut I'm into
shingles an we'd betther be careful
It's sthranre, too. because it's a good
iob. | think n man cud nut I'm four
years comfortably in tn place II he
was a sound sleeper. What ARE his
iooties. saws he? Well. durin' tn cam.
paign he has to do a good deal iy tn
rough outside wurruk, TIL candydate
FIR prisldint ia nj home pickin' out tn
bIg wurruds in tn dictthnry an firm
tllm Mt Ug tr m time 10 time, I'm call
dydate fr tn vice prlsidlncy is out In
I Ioyay yeIlin' firm tn back iy a car
or n dhray. He goes to all tn church
fairs an wakes an appears at public
meetin's between a cornet solo an q
glee club. He ought to be a man good
at repartce. Our now honored (bc
someC prisidint had to retort with til
very hahus mat since nave s'sneu tn
panhyma oahai BIZ 10 .oiorauo gun
teman VINO accosted MN WIN
scahtiih' An l wen raymimper an
other candyoate' an er-rea, man 700
VINO rephed 10 gih''ennah III one'pS
Viiie VINO mau ruue REMARK W
threatehih MN as thoush ne was az
open hre'piace' IL was wna' fioSa'
cails hhe-cut an mcisi'e reply us
Sir IN candydate 7 vice prisiuiht ma
busy time ~ IL durih IN campaish
3 hoppin lrm Town 10 .o"h' speah'h
shakin hands Win IN popyiace WIN
eau MN hai or Charlie' uodsih Drlch
a hSntlh WIN MS auuJerrhce an uissii'
up ir IN, finance comfy ne mas U
ne an ali'rouhu man ne must oe
good spa aker' a PHEASANT man WIN VI
ianieS. u inlr DoNer an raSsler, soiie
tang " mar an u ne rusp"pi'va'
canplshlh III Missouri, an "eus,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-06
~ MIR. Dooley On
II The Duties Of
~ A Vice President

Copyright 1904. by Mcclure. Phil
lips 4 Company
"Ye've toll me who e ARE with f'r
prisidint." said Mr.. Hennessy. But
who ARE we goin' to vote f'r FIR vice
prisidint?"
81 haven't med up me mind" said
Mr.. Dooley. They're both good an
great men. Hinnery Gassaway Davis
is fine OIL virglnian (wesD gintle-
man. Through his middle name he is
related to Willum J. Bryan an he Is
father.in.law of another great man.
Sintor Elkins. Mr.. Davis Is eighty.wan
years old and has forty millyon dollars
or he is forty millyon years old an has
eighty-wan dollars. I'm not sure
which. but anyhow tn figures passes
belief. He is good man an II Is
thought that his ripe judgment an still
ripper fortune will add great strenth
to tn ticket. see in tn pa-apers that
he looks twinty years younger thin
his years an I'll bet that befure tn
campaign is over he'll feel three mill.
yon dollars younger in his bank roll.
9TH Republican candydate is tn
Hon'rable Charles Fairbanks who
halls firm Injyanny. Hence tn wur.
rud hail. He has almost tn same
qualifications fr tn lofty Office f'r
which he has been unanimously choos.
en- be tn threasurer in tn campaign
comfy. He is not quite tn statesman
that Hinnery is. He misses Il be
about thirty nine millyons. still, he
has enough to do his jooty worthily
through tn campaign. Sinitor Fair.
banks has fine war record. He sarv.
ed throughout tn rebellyon as cash
Ter iv tn First Naytional Bank iv Ter
ry Hut an has liver since given most
" his time an labor to his country
an his counthry's railroads. He IL
STRONGLY in favor w presarvin' tn
goold standard an as much " II al
possible. Hinnery Davis doesn't care
SO much about goold. lie has all
kinds. An there in few well.chooser
wurruds, Hinnissey, is tn biography
~ tn two men, wan iv whom will sarve
this country as vice prisldlnt fr tn
mex four wears in Washin'top an tn
other will sarye n ms as much h,
stayln' at home.
cps sthrange about IN vice prisi
dIucy. Hinnessy. TIL prisIdlncy is tn
highest office in tn gift iy tn people
tn vice nrisidincv Is IN nex' hishes
an m lowest. II isn't n crime exact
ly. We can't he stint TO iail FIR II bu
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wrItIn' ANONYMOUS letters. Whin San
itor EIkins is asked about his father
InJaw now he shakes bis head an
says: We don't sneak ~ him ann,
more In tn family At A conyintiol
nearly all tn dillygates lave as 500,
AZ they've nommynated IN prisidis
rr fear wan ty thin will no pommy
mated rr vice prisjdint. They offere,
n to me rrind Joe Cannon an m Ian
euase he used brought tn bmslr f.
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gate firm Allybamy. They thried I,
hand Il to HInnery Cabin Lodge an h,
went bitterly. They found n man firm
Wisconsin who was I'm drink an ha,
almost NOMINATED him whin his wifi
came in an dhragged him awny firm
timptatlon. TIL way they got Sinito
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