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tbire, bic nur anselebnt mar, unb banb
fein pferb dm gittertbor feit. gai6ts
riibrte ii4. Nuf benz 9onbe ausae=
itredt lag Der 9ofbunb, Der BEL Din.
cents gfdbertommen faum ben 56tpana
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fes 6errf4te tiefe Gtt[le. Ots S5eniterz
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tnien, 70 ging 0ineent um bas 6aus
herum no6 benz segen gaorben seleges
men, fir Die 0ienerihaft beitimmten
gingdng. guf iener Seite ftanb etn
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fiirlid feline Qugen erboben.
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sigenhdnoisem plane erbaut morbsn.
4uf 9o6em llntersef4ob, bas fat aIs
au ebener @rbe lieeenb bdtte gelten
tonnen, rubte bas Dbere Stodpert,
iiber benz futeber nisbrige Da6ituben
lasen, 10 baB bier Der i9tperfdligite unb
unbarmonif4ite 8au gu @tanbe ge=
tomnen par. ben ie bas 6irn eines
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f4madloiiefeit bic arone aufsufeBen,
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genben Mittelfeniter Der Riidfeite einen
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iteben eeblie6en mar, geb0rte gu SRI.
bieS 3immer, unb borin bemerfte er
ben llmriB eines bunteln, porniibereez
neisttu 8opfes.
@1lbie batte i'm ni4t tommsn b5ren.
WoritHtig madte er nod einige Sdrttte
DoriDGrts, 10 baB er ibr gsrabe oegenz
iiberitanb unb feben fonnte, BON ipel1
der 9tfdaftignng lie 70 gana einge=
nommen tpdr.
Dfe junge Grou fdb an einem fleinen
Slid Dor elmer 8riefmappe unb i6rteb
gang raid, mi. Senanb, Der ii9 ni6t
gu beitnnen brauht.
an Dsn Der 8rief tuobl seri9tet
MARI Nielei9t an WeabeleineI Doh
etnsrlei. @incent mar es jsbt In eriter
Stnie pon Wi4tisfeit, Gplbie etnnal
gu beoba9ten, pbne bab lie ettpas bas
bon tDuBts, unb nieber mar es eine
nsue Splbie, bic ii4 pOr ibm often.
barts.
. Sbr @eiidt mar pie oeraerrt. Deuts
It'd fab man bic sefdpoaenen Mbern
an bem fDeiBen 5alie; ss mar als lei
bic gunae @nti4lohenbeit unb Shat.
trdft Der 54reiberin auf einen einafaen
punft seri6tet, als entitrDme NIT ben
aug ibrer Geber toHmenbsn Worten
ettpas bon. ibrem urttaeniten gBeien
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ben Gaa BON Ratarrb Der niat bur9 Ginnebmen
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fit pollfommsn ebrenbaft in alien Celddffsoerbano
lungen nno fnansiel befdbist, ale bon iener yirma
etngeeangenen Decentralization 3a erfIlleu
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!pirtt erett auf oas glui uao Die i9leimaen Ober=
hdaen oes S9iiems, 3eugniiie frei perIanbt. Qreis
a5 Gents fir Die Glai6e 9ertauft bon alien apo=
tbefern.
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gen.
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tens tn Nusenblid. unb 10 fubr er In
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ba Iiegt DIR fi9erli9 aud baran. bab
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febr 0erbauit innerli6 benz anfnnsn
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bseies Monaes ftteB ihn NIT Gstpall
DOtlDdrts. GO mar unmDgii9, f4 Der
81qmmenfunft 3u ent3ieAen, bic Gb.
Mgpb itm aufgebr6ngt bate.
Der tn je6tm Msnf9sn f9lum.
mssabe Dang nd4 berbotenen ;ra@ten
sripd@ts DiefIti4t ou@ tn Nineent unb
sssbanb ii1 NIT isinsr iteten, nismals
bsfrkbsstsn Nsusisrbs, SplDis sinmaI
anpsrmuthet gu iiberraf9en nnb 9inter
ibre gebeimsn S9lide au tommtn.
SO CAB Dineent Ger6oult nod Dot
5tpet lIbr fetnem g)ferb bic @pOrsn
nHb tra6te Der n3infpuitett" gu.
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Setanmtmadnns fitr stenersaDler.

Die itdotiiden Steuern fir oos
sSiscaljabr 1903-19O4 Iinb iebt fd(.
lia uno miiiien in neiner Office in
Der Staotballe, Gan Antonip, Seras,
be5ablt tueroen.
gaah benz 81. Wtai lit Der 8abs
lunastermin perfdllen uno es msroen
oann nod 8inieu. Strafen uno $50.
iten au9erehnet. Cine Gerlduoe.
runa oes 8ablunsstermins iiber ben
81. Wai binaus tuiro po1itip nidt
ftattfinoen, oa oieielbe aeaen ben
neuen Staotharter oeritoBen uiiroe.
&ommen Sic, bite, rebtseitio, um
olIsu itarten gnorana 5u 0ermeioen.
0ffice.Stunoen tdalid1 BON s llhr
30 Wlin. gOrmittaas big S lIbr
geahmittaes. nit Gnsnabme oes
Sonnabenos, an pelGem 1aae Wlit.
ta9s Jim IL llbr gelhlDlIen tpiro.
Spbn q. Glitter,
Staot'&paeftur,
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Mad,te Inn tpteoer ,uno.

Sine BON Or. Sings @euen Sc.
bens. Billen ieoen Nbeno atpei @oe
den lang bat mid tpieoer gum Siinas
ling Qemaht" fhreibt .. $. 1urner
p0n Dempleptomn. Ba. Sic Iino
oas 8eite, mas es fir 2eber, Wlagen
nno Gingeueioe giebt. 8ein peeeta.
bilildl. geruriaht ME 2eibibmersen.
Nur 25 Gents in ber Npotbefe BON
S. 8alteper & Sobn unb Noolpb
DreiR.
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gd,neu Gtmbalt aebpfett.

S. u. @ulleoge BON Gerbena,
Ila., tuar atpei Wal i'm 6oipital in
sSDlge eines ibmeren Salles bon
6dmorrb0iben, Die "a @eIbullIte
Derurladten. Naboem Die aer5te
uno Irsneien ibre @irfune nerfeblt
batten, gebot 8udlens Nrnica=Salbe
Der tueiteren gntaiinoune idneu Gin.
bait uno beilte i'm. Sc beilt aIIe
2eioen uno t6tet ben 9bmers. 25
Gents BET aalteper & Sohn uno No.
DreiB, NpDtbeter.
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Sir Trfenensrid,ter nes l. Wrerinfts

Die nSreie 8reiie" lit antOrifiert, 6errn
sNu9uft $. 8ieffer, Capt a. $.
8ieffer) als 8anbibat fir oas Mmt beS
SSriebensricbters oes l. Brecinfts ansu<
fiinbiaen. abhduaie BON oen oemofroti.
idlen Hrtmdrtpohlen.
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s Wegen nieoriaer Staten 3ur
Weltausftelluna nod ct. 2ouis oia
9egaa & Bacific gabn befragt irs
geno einen 9idet Ngenten Doer
idreibt an 6. 3. Turner, @enes
ral' Baiiaaier'N9ent, Dallas. 9eras.
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Das 8renbamer Maifeit ift ae=
feiert tuDroen uno in lebr erfDlerei-
der Weiie uerlaufen. syrdulein @lile
2edett fungierte al8 G6nigin uno
6eber Stone als G6nig.
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Naua8. 3eros.
Gar Grcnrllonen Snr gSelts
9lnsltelluna.

stm II. uno 81. Wai perfauft Die
3eGos uno 8acitic 8abn Speaial.
@gauriion8. 3idets nab ct. Souls
uno 5nrild bon alien 8untten ibrer
9inie in 9eras, sIrtaulas uno 90ul.
iiana fir tpeniaer als einen ssabr.
preis. Die 9idets fino mr in oeu
rege!maBiaen Cars oiiltia uno fir Die
9auer BON lieben 9aaen. gBenoet
gnh an iraeno einen &aenten Der
Qlnie.
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Tiir @oauta. 6 Gommiiiioner.

Die nSSreie 9reiie" tit autoriiiert Serrn
Sranf SDmmers g als &anoioat fir
oas Nmt bee County, gommiliioners bon
8recinct No. 3. pDn 8erar gDuntp ansu<
fitnoiaen, abhan9i9 nDn ben 8rimdrtpabs
Jot1
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Niir eiiirittanpalt l,on gerar tsountp.

Die n5reie 8reiie fir Seras" 1T outo.
riliert, 9errn $. u. MfcNstiII als
8anbibat fir bas Ntnt oes 9iitittanpalts
BON 8erar County an5ufiinbigen, obban<
gig nDn ben oemofrotllcben 8rimare
tuablen.
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Niir Gonntb : gdlabmeiifer.

9ie p5reie Breiie fir Gegas" 1T auto=
riiiert, Serrn 8ubptpb artif als
8an6ioat fir oas g(mt 6es County eSbaBs
meiiter8 BON 8erar @ountb anaufiin6i,
aen, abh6noia BON ben Brimariuablen.
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sir eiitriftriater oes 81. aiarifts.

Die .sSreie Breiie" lit autpriliert, Serrn
8. s. Sbietb aIs 8anoioat fir oas
Nmt oes Siitriftrtbters bes 81, @ericbts,
6iitritts, 8frar County, ansutiinbieen,
obbansi9 bon ben oemOtratiihen Bri=
m9rpQfleu
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Eiir GnuntneGlerf.

Die u5reie Breiie" lit autoriliert Serrn
Jraut R. Aetu ton aIs 8anoioat fir
Die 9Bieoertuabl su oent Nmt bes County,
Glerfs BON Berar GDuntp anaufiinoi9en,
ubhdn9ig pDn ben Brintdrtpablen.
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Niir 8erar Gountn Midter.

Sic aJreie 8relie" lit autDriiiert Serrn
8eter Soma als &onoiont fir oas
gmt bes County. .Gi6ters BON Berar
@Dnntp an5ufiinoi9en, abbdneie bDn Der
8rtmdrtpabl
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ffiir stener.@0llefI0r.

9ie u5reie greiie" 1T autoriIiert Serrn
8aul Meericbeib als &anbibat fir
oas Amt oes Steuers&ollettors upn 8erar
gDnntD ansutiinbieen, abhau9i9 bon ben
9rinartpahlen.
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Wablattsetgem.
Tir 9ifriftridter 0es 81. 9iffrifts.

Die n5reie Breiie" 1T autoriiiert, 6errn
u. 8 Ofinor als &onoi6at fir oas glmt
oes 9titriftribters oes 81. @eribtsoi<
itrifts, 8erar gountb, an8utiinbi9en, obs
baneia bDn Ben bemotrattiben sBrim6r>
muh(eu.
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Sn Der 0dbe BON 8aila, I'M.
nett 81 Baio. enteleiite am s5reitao
Elm Sraht5ug, nobel Der 3otolnDtipz
fiibrer, Der 0eiser uno Der eine 8rafe=
man aet0tet tuuroen.
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sir 0iarift . gIerf.

0is .5reie 8reiie fir Geras" ilt auto.
riitert, Serrn 6. 6. Nepill als &anbis
bat fir 6as Qmt oes 9iftrift glerfs an<
5nfltnoigen, abbansi9 u0n ben Brimars
mohfen
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Rl1hf;ae Mhsnh

= Bl6slide Gbtiibluna nad al.
Beroroentlihen llebuneen in atbleti.
ihen SpDrts miro liberlih Shmers
sen uno Steifbeit oer @lieoer perur>
laden. ct. Satobs Del ieruarmt,
furiert.
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sar aonftabler oes /. greciufts.

Die u5reie 9reiie" iit autoriiiert Serrn
@borles s. Stebens als 8anbibat
fir bic 8ieberipabl fir bas 9tmt bes
&Dnfablers bes l. 9recincts ansu~
tiinbiqen.
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ireie ReiIe nad) 81. Qonis iiH6
sltriif.


um ben 8eiubern Der 8eltauss
ltellnn9 entgeaen5ufOmmen, miro bic
Wf. Sc. q 9 .z8abn (Ibe &atD) einen
neuen S1neIsug Stpilhen @alpes
lton nno San Nntonio uno ct.
2ouiS einlegen uno bic erIte Ber1on,
Die einen Namen fir oielen neuen
BUG einienoet, Der araenunmen
peroen miro, erbdlt elm sSrei-gidet
BON irgeno elmer Station in geros
nab st. Souls uno suriid udbreno
Der Gusitelluug. Die fulaenoen Be
oln9ungen iino gu beDbahten: Der
gtame tnuB neu uno Drioineu uns
fur5 uno oerftanolib iein. glle Wit.
teilungen in 8eaua bierauf 1tno su
ribten an Us. 6. @ru5h,
IS. . boz $50. 620 3.
SallaS, Seros
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II. 8 q piteL


No It Osm geeinn Der sut.n
gS Jabrssseit batts Dnlaus
CVy tiers 8eiisung ben 9Sbes
punt ibrsr gtsi8e errei4t.
@uf Der i'm Wtntsr 70 f9mubigen, iebt
Vbsraua ftaubieen 2anbitrdbs soasrl
Gbenbs unb Defenders Sonntaas lar
wenbs G9aorsn iibtrmiitbtaer Hurs
f&sn unb feitii4 sefhmlldt.r Uadb6en
Tas4 benz HabeH 9aR5total. Mus .insn
trths6aus tfang bas Rrsii9en unb
dphlsn 8etruntsner unh aus bsm auf
per anoern Stite Der gtrabs geleasn.n
&faA Der StrobenbatH bas perspsis
fslis @iampftn Der BON ben ssli,aen
gtptinigten Gbters, tpdbrenb bic @ttas
riHfabrit bic Griiblinesluft aana bss
fonbsrs freigtbts NIT ibrsn unanpes
nsbmeB Dtiftsn erfiilte.
Wsgsn ben GtrabenlGrm fiel bic
Gttat !Hnsrbalb bss 8efbtbums um 10
suehr auf. Don Dsm tabltn, etnittDeilen
Esar rob anselsgten @arteu umgtben
lag bas In ber Gonne gIdn5enbe 6aus
ttufam ba urtb sttnDerts an bas @rab.
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= Gus Der @eaeno BON ssapette=
bile miro aemeloet, oaB Die sSarmer
bort bereits fir iiber $4,000 aartoft
feln in oieiem 5riibiabr nertauft ia,
hon
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-28

TelepbDniert an Obs u 9f5d,-
ba@er fir iraeno melbe Mrt BON
GDbatuasier. 9to. 5O4.
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= 8eiubt Sfols' Galoon, glla.
mos Blaa. Stet8 friibes Bier an
8apf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-11
LEAGUE AMERICAN WHEELMEN.
Future Policy Of Organization Dis
cussed AZ Boston.

Boston, Feb. 10-The future policy OF
the organization was the chief question
to be decided by the delegates to the
annual meeting Of the League of Amer
lean Wheelmen, which was held in this
city, today. Not more than 80 repre-
sentativeS of the various state depart-
ments of the organization were in at
tendance at the meeting which was
held at the office of Secretary Abbott
Bassctt at the South end. One of the
propositions to be discussed was that
of Matchmaking the league by doing
away with the state divisions and hav-
ing all the business transacted by the
national officers.
The adjustment of the state divi-
sions was voted with the qualification
that they could Still remain a nominal
division afiiiiation with each entitled to
nine delegates to the national assembly
Tor every $50 members.
The election Of officers resulted in
the choice OF George L. Cook Of Rhode
Island. for president; W. M. Mesrole o.
New York, and G. NJ. Schell of Phila-
de,phia. vice presidents; Abbott Bassett
OF Eoston. secretary treasurer; and
Aaron Wolfson, auditor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-11
rcb4eOdtf
SMALL CUT OF WHITE PINE.
American Cut Little More Than Half
What 1t Was in 1900.

Duluth, Mimi, Feb. 10.-The white
pine cut IN the northern part of the
United States for 1868 was smaller than
for any year since 1878. and little more
t:lan half that of 1890. Wnen it reached
the enormous sum og $500, 000,GG9 feet.
Since chat year there has been a steady
decline. till in 1908 the total was 4,191,-
S52GG0 feet. The figures show conClu
Sively that the northern pine supply
has declined beyond a possibility Of
ever reaching high-water mark again,
and that 4 continuous decrease must
come until the industry is wiped out.
The only two districts that show 10
decline for the year in the whole north
ern pine region are the Duluth and Up
per Mississippi river districts. Duluth
has made more lumber than ever before
and more than any other section ever
made, with a cut for the year of 9i4-
G00.0GG feet. This far exceeds the best
record ever made by Saginaw, when
that was the center of the white pine
industry of the United States.
The white pine cut of Michigan is al
most at an end. Saginaw. which pro-
dCced more than eight hundred million
feet in 1888, the past season made only
about seven per cent. as much. In 4
few years, probably less than 10, the
Chicago district vii lbe reduced to a
few million feet Of odds and ends.
scrapings OF the once vast forests.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-11
STRONGLY SUPPORTED.
Temperance People Ask for Chance in
License Law.

Boston, Feb. 10.-'The Recommendation
OF Gov. Bates that 80 per cent. Of the
hGuor license fees be turned into the
state for additional revenues was strong
~ supported by the temperance advocates
heiorc the legislative committee on liquor
ftW, today, on the ground that il IS one
step nearer their plan of having all the
lees turned into the state and thus assist
no license communities in the suppression
OF crime which they claim originates
mainly from liquor selling.
y. ~ johnson of Waltham. legislative
counsel OF the Massachusetts Total Alb
sEneace League, was the principal speak
err Whiie IN the room Were the mayors OF
all the. liquor selling cities in the com.
mohwealth who it is expected will be
heard later in opposition to the plan Mr..
Johnson presented set OF statistics for
the purpose of showing that the no license
directly from the sale of liquor in other
parts of the state except what they OBJ
tain Indirectly through the y per cent.
OF TIE liquor fees which are now turned
Into the state treasury
MY. johnson alSa attempted to show
that all liquor selling communities re-
ceived great profit and above the rcgu-
lar state and county tax from the fees
i'll which non liquor selling towns do rot
participate. 1t is eStima ted that the pas
sage OF the measureT together with the
two other Recommendations of the gov
ernOr for eli inheritafica fox and nor
ticination of the state tn the corporation
tax. will add % per cents' to the present
revenues OF the state. B*M
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STARCH FACTORY FIRE.
Loss VIII Not Be Less Than $500, Loco
at OsWego, N. Y.

oswcGo. X Y. Feb 1o-The hug
starch factory of the Corn Products Co.
consisting of three great buildings form
ing The largest establishment Of the kind
il the world. is threatened with total d.
stru"tion 10y fire which started. this at
te.nuon. in the chemical rCom. Orc IF tha
buildings has been destroyed and. lat" to-
night. The second building was ahiGZe ard
the IRE entirely beyond control. Il is
feared that the flames will spread to the
Columbia Flo&ring Mills and kingsf"rd' 4
office and malt house. After the city fire
department and til volunteer department
of kingsforti's miil; had tried in vain to
cope with the flames. Mayor Mansfield
Telegram hcl for aid to Fulton and syria
cl!Se.
From the latter city force of three
engines and p men was sent ana joined
their efforts with those of the local Dc
Firemcn Doueherty ard Evars have
lcen injured, the former fatally. by a
fall from roof. Twenty-Five men at
work in the building where the Ere start
cd farely escaped. The burning buildings
contain many hundreds OF thousands Of
bushels Of starch and corn. It is believed
that the los., viii reach Il million dollars
SIX hundred employees ere thrown cut Of
worl'. The loss will not be less than
SlG Ca.1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-11
AMERICAN ROAD MAKERS
n cid Convention at Hartford and Dis
cuss Good Roads Problem.

II Hartford, Conn, FEB. 10.-ImLrove-
| ment of highways by state ana national
! aid formed the subject Of discussion by
delegates representing many states who
assembled here. today, for Inc opening
session of the Congress OF Road Bald
ers held III connection with the annual
meeting of the American Road Makers
Association The convention brings
together men of national reputation il
road building.
When the delegates assembled short
" after noon at the Capitol, il was az
narent that the estimate that nearly
1000 would be present was not exag-
gerated. The convention was called to
order by Horatio S. Earle of Detroit,
Mich. president of the American Road
Makers Association. In the absencr
OF Gov. Chamberlain who is sick with
the grip, Lieut.. Gov. Roberts welcomed
the delegates. lie was followed BY
Mayor ]. a. Sullivan, who extended the
freedom Of the city.
After the annual address by President
Earle, United States Senator A. c. Lat
timer Of South Carolina and Governor
Y. J. Racheider OF New hampshire
spoke Of the progress of the good roads
movement in their states. I'hey We're
followed by Hon. Martin Dodge of
Washington. director Of the Office OF
public road inquiries, United States de-
partment Of agriculture.
Other speakers were w. Z. McClin-
took, chairman Of the Massachusetts
highway commission; James Fl. Mac
Donald, state highway commissioner
of Connecticut; Joseph W. Hunter
state highway commissioner of Penn
sylvar.d; r. 4. Mceker, state super
visor of highways New jersey; Geo.
Pierce, HrattlcDoro. VT: II. l.. Wallace
highway commissioner of Illinois; ana
Edward A. Bond, state engineer, New
York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-11
PLAN OF SETTLEMENT
Houston Company viii Buy Timber
lands Of Kirby Company.

New York, Feb. 10.-As Il plan of set
tiement OF the disagreement between
the Houston Oil Company and the
Kirby Lumber Company which result
ed iii receiveTships a few days ago for
both companies the Kirby Lumber Co.,
has, according to the Herald, offered to
buy all the timberlands OF the Hous-
ton Oil Company.
The Kirby Lumber Company offers
to assume the s7,0C00O0 timber certfi-
Gates outstanding and to pay to the
Houston Oil Co., in addition $4,000 900
in cash and secured notes. making a
total payment of s15,000,G00 for the
property.
The proposition has been submitted
to the executive committee Of the oil
company and if accepted it is thought
likely that the temporary receiver will
not Ee made permanent on Feb. l.,
when the case is to be argued
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Brandt Burns.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Burns on Water street was the scene
of Il quiet home wedding, Wednesday
evening. when their daughter. Miss
Mary A.. was united in marriage to
Earl r. Brandt of Gardiner. The cere-
mony was performed By Rev. FIR. Nelli-
san of the Church of the Sacred Heart,
in the presence Of immediate relatives
and few invited friends.
The bride-elect has been employed in
the stitching room at johnson Bros
shoe factory, where she has a host of
friends. Mr.. Brandt is engaged in
business in Gardiner. where he is we'll
and favorably known.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brandt left on the Pull
man. last evening, for Portland, where
they will make 4 visit to friends. They
will make their future home in Car
diner.