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Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31
"Pienty Mo-"

or year is a-fadin'.
FaGin' fast away;
'Twasn't such q lucky year
OATS what Is boun' to say.
Cat year was full o promises
OF things l didn't get.
But oars plenty mo- a-cOmin.
So dar ain no cause to fret.
Oars plenty mo- a-cOmin.
Dey does de bes' dey kin.
An dey's each a little better
Dan tie yUthuh ones has been.
And If dis here generation
Docsn'; find requirements met
Why .lar's plenty mo- a-comin',
So dar ain no cause to fret.
Washington Star.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31
newspapers.

The Ancient and Honorable Artillery
company of Boston seems likely to get
rest for time while the New YORK.
Washington and Chicago papers make
the new staff OF Governor Douglas 'he
chief targS, OF their Wit and satire.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31
LIGHT AND AIRY.
M after Of Sex.

Men and women are somewhat differ
cut i'll their commercial Methods. OBJ
served the student of human nature.
whats the answer" dueIied The party
with the question habit
Women. replied the other. always in
,fSt on mixing friendship with business.
while men always want to mix business
with friendship"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31

,snce Hereafter If the trial Justice o'
,,o.,;ce court magistrates of rMinne'oti
fa;, to find probable cause. the pe"pie
will have no resort or remedy III th''
grand jury.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31
A WOMAN TO BE PRETTY


Must Have Luxurlant ana Glossy Hair,
No Matter What Color.
The finest contour Of female face. the
sweetest smile Of a female mouth, loses
something il the head is crowned with
scant hair. Scant and falling hair. it Is
now known, is caused by a parasite that
burrows into the scalp to the root OF the
hair. where 1t saps the vitality. The lit
tie white scales the germ throws up in
burrowing are called da1drun. To cure
dandruff permanently. then. and to stop
falling hair. that germ must be killed.
Newbro's Herpicide. an entirely new re-
suit Of the chemical laboratory. destroys
the dandruf germ, and. of course, stous
the falling hair. and prevents badness.
Sold by leading druggists. Send l0c. in
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co..
Detroit. Mich.
Rowditch. Webster 4 Co.. Special Agents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31

The dispatch from West virginia
a,atine that four men had been killed
and several badly wounded At i"cai
dancing party as the result Of a ques-
lion of etiquette, Indicates that the La
dies' Home Journal does not nave ~
large a circulation in that section AS IL
deserves,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31

Monte Carlos loss Of popularity Is
easily understood by those who have
been reading the frenzied finance aru-
cl.. IN the American magazines ana
nswSpanerS,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31
Asked and Answered.

Simpson, understand you have quit
your joh.
Ucnr,lik-YeS, that's right
Simpson-What are you going to do for
a living this winter?
I:cnedik-Ny WiIeS father.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31

Il will again be Senator Depew OF
New York and Maine Will have to wait
a little longer to see one OF us hati'e
sons represent the Empire state in the
Senate.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31
Out Of the Ordinary.

She-The man l marry must have ac-
coInplished something out OF the ordinary.
Helm your man.
,She>-Why, what have yOu done?
He.bnly last week | sold Il new joke
to !, magazine publisher
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31

Since the Bureau Of Plant Industry was
organized three Years ago it has been
necessary to increase its force nearly .
per cent. and it now employs FIVE hun
dred workers. 60 per cent of whom are
engaged in scientific investigation ard
its application to the farm, the orchard
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31

The new transcontlnen'al railway
which the Canadian government Is
plannipg to build will cost almost as
,nuch n, th- Panama canal ana wheh
q 4. finally built there Is every pros
meet that Canada will have two i"s-
ing railroads on its hands instead OF
one os ot the present time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31
Proof Positive.

Singleton-They say it YOU pick mp :,
h,,irIin from the sidewalk 1t is 4 sign tha
YOU will receive q present.
W-dderly-That's so. picked one up
the other day and put il in my pocket and
WHEN my wife discovered IL later she pre-
scented ne With IA piece of her mind.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31
Less Extensive.

NO sir" said the promoter of gigan-
tic schemes. Il never bought politician
In nv life.
'.So?" .nucried the skeptical person.
Fact answered the other. Il find il
cheaper to rent them for occasional use"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31
That's the Answer.

Smith, wonder why it is tina. not a
sinel,. one OF our numerous laws Tor pro-
hibiting the sale of liquor has ever worked
satisfactorily.
joneS-SIiply because not one o; them
prOhifiIt d thirst.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31
As Others See Us.

MifkinS-Oid Skinner tells me he began
his business career by running away with
a circus
Eifkins--Weli, ! don't doubt il. It's al
most impossible to nail q circus down.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31

There is a lot Of talk about the re-
,ircment of David p. Hill, but ii is not
made very plain what he is retiring
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31
JOYS Of Matrimony

Frcd (after long abscnce)-SO you and
Agnes are now married and happy, eh:
1oe-its; er-that is. am married and
she is happy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31
A Certain curs for Group.

When a child shows symptoms of
Group there is no time to experiment
with new remedies, no matter how
highly they may be recommended.
There is one PREPARATION that can all
ways be dependeQ upon. 1t has been
In use for many Years and has never
been known to fail. viz: Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. Give 1t and a
quick cure is sure to follow. Mr.. NJ.
F. Compton of Market. Texas, says Of
It. Il have used C4amberlain's Cough
Remedy in severe dRses OF Group with
my children, and can truthfully say il
always gives prompt Selief." For sale
bye John coushln. augusta. c. H.
Beane, Gardiners
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31

This is the last day Of leap year.
girls, facl of which you will please
take due notice and then govern your
selves accordingly
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31
Came in Handy.

ilGx-By the way. Old man. how was
that cigar | gave YOU yesterday:
JoaE-Fine. My wife made catnip tea
out of il for the baby.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31
Charitable Criticism.

He (at the reception)-Thlt girl stand
ing under the arch makes q pretty pic
ture.
She-Yes, the painting is excellent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31

This year has been Gne day longer
than its immediate prede bu!
II seems TO have gon" Just az quickly
Is they did.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31

Every little girl in Maine is justified
in envying the Bangor girl whose
grandfather in Bar Harbor gave her
wonderful doll house at Christmas.
This fairy palace. which was made by
the grandfather himself. is feet.
in, hes in length ln1 contains tell
rooms. These are all dain.ily papered
and furnished. Muslin curtains drape
the windows and there are cute little
rugs on the floors. The windows are
made of real glass. the doors will open
and shut as nicely as those in our own
homes and the little winding staircase
in the reception hall is AS pretty as can
be. The entire front of the house is
removable. 50 that free access to all the
rOorrs can be had.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31

pa wnbroker about to open d new busi-
ness in Yarmouth. England. announces
on the first day will be presented with
a quarter Of q pound Of tea. Is
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31

As the Old Year leaves us on Satur-
LAY night. an unusually large number
# young people will watch its depar-
t,lre.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31

Just one suggestion for the New
Y-ar. Begin it by going to church. to-
rorro'v. Incidentally you will hear the
Christmas music which it is possible
sou missed, a week ago.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31

Moral: If you have more money thah
your storekcepers will take or than yol
know what to do with. buy OF a wan-
dering agent. and yoI won't long be
troubled that way.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31

The graduating classes are used to
rritlne il 1896" for they have been
practicing it for three years. but for tn
rest of US il will be rather. hard during
the next few days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31

An ready 10 balance the books and
t,,,lI over a new leaf.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31
THE LEGISLATURE
WILL SOON BE IN SESSION

The Seventy second Legislature will convene
January 3, 1905 and there is every promise OF all
interesting and lively session. Many bills and
measures will be passed. some Of which will doubt
less be of paramount interest to you Ot course
you WILL WANT TO FOLLOW ALL OF
THE PROCEEDINGS or BOTH BRANCHES
and perhaps follow some particular bill or resolve
in which you are interested. The KENNE:BEC
JOURNAL is the official State paper, and prints
full stenographic reports of both the House and
Senate, together with sideights what the conf
mtees are doing. In fact, the Journal covers
everything pertaining to this class Of news
Although this will mean much more reading
matter, it will not affect our complete press service
will it curtail county and State news. all
Of which will be maintained up to the usual stand
ard. The price for the entire session will be:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31

The discharge OF a private from tn
Sanford company is a reminder that
me Maine soldier vent into the
Manassas campaign With little TOO
1luch spirit.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31

It is not quite SO bad for the south
To burn cotton as II is to burn those
who pick tine cotton. but 1t is 4 crime
nevertheless. 1t Is an outrage on the
operatives in the cotton mills: 1t is a
robbery Of the poor Of the world; and
it is an insult to the bounty of heaven.
The proposition Of the Georgia cotton
burners to the people OF the South is
that the 100000 bales Of cotton that
they have raised in excess Of last years
famine crop be committed to the
names. Already 1,s4S,2S9 more bales
have been ginned this year than last
years total crop. January cotton is
!. !, 2; :1:' year: ::
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31

A Fort Fairfield lady saw some
stereoscopic views in local store re-
Gently. and said to the proprietor: ION
my way to town this morning met an
agent and bought from him a dozen
lovely views that look like them. How
much do Jou ass for them?" Fifty
cents Dozen" replied the storekeeper.
Why! they can't be like mine, then"
exclaimed the lady. for paid s. for
mine.~ So they compared them One
view il the store was the same as one
the lazy had. and the two people ex-
amtnea these long end carefully. In
the handling the two pictures were ex-
changed. and neither could tell finally
which was the storekeeper's and which
was the lady's. How could they be ex-
|pected 10 tell consid >rfng the fact they
were tine same manufacture and grade !?
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31

II has been a cold old December but
or that matter the whole Year has
averaged of Il lower te,!irt nature than
my year for the third os 4 century that
cords.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31

The communication IF the sentence OF
Calvin P. Graves is nor greeted with
unmixed satisfaction ove: in eastern
Maine, but we hardly think there IS
my ground for the fears OF the editor
who 1eolOrcS that This dangerous
ionster is to he turned loose again up
n the public
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31

Speaking of the Bible that once be-
longed to Robert Burns which sold the
other day fOr several hundred dollars.
the HallOwell Regisr II says that prob
,Lbly some of those Sc0tchInen would
put n high value on the Burns cane in
the IIallOEcll library museum: il
doubtless saw more uSe than the Bible
in question.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31

A bill is to be presented in the Legis-
lature this winter by Summer p. Mills.
Esq. Of Stonington. In which most of
the laboring men Of that section are
taking a lively interest, for creating a
State board Of arbitration and coneili-
alton. The proposed beard is to con-
sist Of three members appointed by the
Governor, the first appointee for one
year, the second for .wo years and the
third for three years, the appointments
dating from July I. 1905. The object of
the board will be 10 settle. disputes,
strikes and lockouts between employers
and employees.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31

1t would he well for those who leave
nnbianketed horses in the street to un-
Ierstand that any office: or member of
the society for prevention of cruelty t.
'inimals has Il right to cause such ami
nails tn be protected by stabling or
otherwise. at the owners expense-if
The owners are fortunate enough to
escape the severer penalty OF fine and
lIrcSt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31

The retirement Of Henry S. Burrage
for 81 years editor Of The ZlOn's Advo-
cate. to become the chaplain at Togus
leaves Rev. A. f. Dickinson OF the
Religious Herald. RicnmoEd. Virginia.
as the senior editor of the many Bap-
list papers In the country.
7 William II. Harding, an expert gun
ner OF Cots Island, brought down
eight black ducks out of ten, which he
came across sitting in the salt water at
Placentia. with one barrel OF his gun
Saturday. Mr.. Harding has been
known to bring down fifteen with the
discharge Of one barrel. but eight at
one shot make a record worth mention
ing.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-03
IbermometerftanS
0rab.


CHARLES uno 2atberine CONNER.
90i gbabuid. Mdohen. = SHERMAN
unb = Bel, 144l 30. Ohio, Wdo'
den. - CHARLES unb Carrie Dunn.
26O9 Wortbns iiern Npe., Wdoden.-
Wm.. u. unL Warearst 2ippo. 81
Spring, Rnabs.-g. u. unb Wagais
granfon. 1417 %. o.. Wdoden.-
@barlss ano 4nna Woorebouie. 81
pineion, Mdbhen. - GARRY e. uno
0arriett 0empbia. 800 Sim, &nabe.
-Gbarles D. uno Cora 9uben, Sr'
pinaton, WdoGen. -Sobn uno sufie
Watts, 124 70. Gahm, Mdbdsn.-
goparo uno Clara @aItman, 806 q.
gsbils Nbe., 2nabe.
@%etraut:
gilbert Sogemeier-8ertba @uenther.
u. O. purop--W innis Stephens.
Robert 5. Riose-Srene 6. Stepbers.
5beo. Wisfs-Marp Dippls.
@efor.ben:
Or. Saeob ". 9al. 81. IL Ballard.
-G6nrles giles. q, 1877 SnOiana
Ape. = WiHouri S&owe, Al, Wbite
Riper.-Wele Grpe, 90. Central Sr.
rem slIpl. Della @eeo, Is Gage, Ger
mania Mbe.-pauline price. 2. III
Fremont Npe.-@ eorae Ginolsp, sc,
Stabt.-Sames 8. 3apes, Al, st.
Yinceni's 0oipital. - glisabstb 3.
WcWurrap, SO. Stabt.-Scna Sim.
mons, 63. 1922 Superior. - ucinbe
griion, 48, Staot.- Nrmtsr Wotlsp,
IS. e28 9lenss.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-03
Marion=Glub
Die u geamtsn.

Sm Warion.Glub ains ss 9eifern
Nadmittag unb Mbeno iehr lebbaft 3u,
oa ois gsamtsnwabl itattfano uno ois
getbeiliaIns al berfelben cine iebr feb.
bate NOR.
Oas MeIultat mar f~olgenoes
praHosnt, 5bomas u. Wpnne; l.
yice.prdibent. gilbert Is. 1bl; 2.
Vice-prdRoent. Greb 6. Gardner; 8.
Wite. prdRbent. Clarence %. NiGols
Seretdr. Robert D. Wa9un; S9ab.
meiffer. 6enrp & 6eariep; Directoren
CHARLES 70. @eQs. Wilton D. 0ap.
wortt, Dinceut D. Clifford. 6. Cigar
elliott uno Gem %. COOPER; Sergeant.
ot.Nrms. Grso % Sb0tss.
SO tuarer stpei Tidets = Elm reguld.
res unb ein unabbdngi9es - I'm Geloe.
Bon ben unobtdnsioen GanbiOatsn
paroen nur gOopsr unb ebutes CT,
uEblt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-03
9as Vatti=g Concert.
gieIfa&e Cpationsn purOen Der Dipl bars
gsbradt.

Sn 3iemIidsr Mn3ahl baiten fi@ &C..
fern Mbenb In Der SomlinIon 9ale
bic MuFtfrsunpe eingefunoen. UNI no2
einmal unb mabrf1eiult& wobl gum
lebten Mals ben Wortrdasn Der uuper'
aleiAliaen primaoonna. Mbelina patti,
3u lauihen.
Wobl iinb Die Sabre aud an ibr
|nidt ipurlos poriibergangsn, aber nod
INNER 1T fe cine a~nsiebenoe Grfdsi.
nuns unb nod INNER perfuss He iibsr
cine psids, siniameidelnbe stimme,
welde auf bic 3ub6rer nod i6ren alt.
g~emobntsn 3auber austbt.
Nur ruenis mar es Der EiDa an3u-
merteu. oab lie In ben Iebten 9asen an
elmer grtdltung 5u laboriren bate.
Sic braate cine Nrie aus vGigaro's
0oaseit" unb cine Uric aus @ounoo's
~Gauf" gum Nortroa. Das publitum
i5eriditiste le f0rmlid nit geiiaa.
INNER tpiebsr muBte ie aui's Neue sr-
ideinen, bis fie fi2 gu einisen 9rein'
gabsn berbeilieB. Bon oieien entfeiielte
fe nit benz bon ibr in gnaliih asiunse.
men n0ome Smeet Dome" tuabre Weis
faqsittrme.
gs idien. als oh lie ales, mas lie an
@emith unb Gefibistiefe befiBt, in ben
ieelenbolen Wortras oieies 2iebss &c.
legt hattie. sic iibte nit oemielbsn
eine tiefe uno nadbaltenoe Wir!uns
auf bic 3ub0rer aus.
Ser3li9s Opationen wuroen Der
eottbssnaOstsn 2analer!r bisrauf cars
gebra&t.
Sbre NIT gbelfsinen f6rmlid be.
idete @arnerobe fano aQieiti9e gewun.
oerung.
WuBer Ger Ol0a tratell IN Dem 9elfrI'
gen Concerto nod Der tiidtiae 9enoriff
WilfriO Uireo, Der ausgeNidnete ga'
r~itoniit CLAUDE u. Cunningham, bic
ta~lentbole pianiRin SRI. Wera Mar,
golies uno bic WiolInsW irtuofn Grl.
Roia 3amels auf.
Gsbtere Denies our1 ben Wortrag
elmer .pbantafe" bon 0ounoo.@ inr
nisti. bab lie cine Meinerin duf ibrem
Snfrument 1T.
Bon ben @einn9sbortrdaen Der
0srren idien Dem publiium Dos bon
9errn gunninabam gum Wortras ge-
bra9te .0ieo an ben Mbenbllsrn" (nus
sSanntduIer") am beften 3u gsfausn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-03
yteue Sneorporationen.
geue FRACTION 60. unb anbere neue llnters
%nebmuneen.

Sbio.@ apitalifsn haben bic .Snter-
tate 9raction Railipap Co." organi-
irt unb 9eftern In Der Office bss
Staatsiecretdrs in~eOrporirsn laHen.
Die Co., beren Capital $50, 900 Be.
trdst, min Dapton, g., uns Snbia.
napOIis our4 cine 100 Meilen LANCE
Ginie psrbinoen. Die Sncorporatorsn
fino: 5. .. 8arof unb 80. 8.
0ein3, GaptOn; g. q. pb;nips. Rem
@artisle; 9. u. 2anbis. Camden, g.
glnbere neue Sncorporationen fnO:
Die .yliles Oil Co.. Wuneis; Ca
pital $50, 900; G~irectoren: Charles ..
Guoge, u. 9. WiIiOn, u. Grant
Guoae, s. 8. 2Offir, 6. 6. Gents
uno 3. W. Bennett.
Die nglncra pading Co., glnora;
Capital 10. 900; Directoren: @anfom
pops, 8. g. stateup, 95o-as 5.
pupne unO 8. e. perfins.
Die Bradley Urid Co., Wooyes.
bile; capital sic, 900; Dirsctorsn:
gOmaro 6. Wooben. Seize @rablep
uno 9. +. Brand.
Ser ~oOs Cabin Giibina & 6unt!aa
Club, grootuiQe; 0irsctorsu: Grani
s. @eis, @barles 5. 5ries, Sobn 6.
Stolcup. Or. 8. Is. morton. 8. 9.
Bauer uno Grant u. Wriabt.
Die Common Shool Union. 60.
rec; prdfioent, Stinaman. Goree; Dice.
prdioent, 3al 8. pbeIps, Yennetts;
S@abmeiiter, CHARLES Scott. Waupe-
cong; Sscretdr. @eorgs Sinner, 2oree.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-03
Capt Sarrb 3. Traallin bos
siNsm &rieSs9eri@t.

Capt. 6arrp g. Granllin bon 60.
o. oes 2. Sufantsrie. Regiments Der
Snbiana Milis bat fid Dor einem
2rieasesri&t seeen bic Nnilage. GEL
Der. mel4e feiner 0ompaanie seb6rten.
flr iid berbrau&t 3u baden. gu Der.
antporten.
Die Mntlaae asaen ibn mar bonn
3meiten lieutenant George Dennp bon
6ranilin's Gompnanie srboben NOR.
ben. Derielbe bebauptet, oab Capt.
Granilin am IA. December bonn @ene.
ralsNojutanten einen She'd auf ben
getras bon s1l0 Iautenb. empiina, UNI
oamit bic laufenoen Rotten Der Som.
pasnis 81 be3ablen. Statt oeHen De-
ponirts er ben Gbed In Der american
WationalsW ant uno bsrbraudte Johann
oas Gelo CUR Be3abluns bon 6aus-
mietbe, 2oblens. Mer3te. unb Mpotbsier.
Re&nun9en, tpdbreno bic Mit9lieber
Der gompaanie ieine 20tnuus erbi.l-
ten. Die 6ibung Oes Rrieas.G eridts
finoet in 3iminer go. IL oes Stats.
baniss fat. Dasielbe isbt fid aus
foleenoen Cffi3isren 3uiammen:
s. See, l. Snfanterie. @reencaifle.
g~Orfbenoer; Wiaior &. 8. QOuoen. l..
Snfanterie. Bloomington; Maior a..
s. Coleman. /. Snfonterie, Nem III.
banp; Waior 3. z. 9ariton. 2. Sn.
fanterie, GrantIin; NajOr 9tOmas 3.
Coulter. /. Snfanterie. W%incennes;
Waior Somss 8. Carlton. 8. Snfan.
teris, Columbia @itp. Waiou Grant q.
S~teptnion. Mrtilerie.g attailon. Rod-
bile; .Gapt. Sulius s. Blum, /. Sn.
fonttrie. gpanspile; Capt. e.. 8.
Brand. l.. Sufanteris. Wartinsuils;
Capt. gtwarb Siertaus iun., l. Sn.
fantetie. Wincennes; Gapt. g. 6.
Wtobleton. 2. Snfauterie, 0ranilin;
CAPT. Wiaiam .. Ssri&c, Q Snfon.
ieris, Win6sfter. uuo CAPT. GreO. 8.
Dennis. 8. Snfanterie, South Heno.
CHARLES s. @arrurO BON gompasnie
u, 2. Snfunterie' Wealment, funsirt
als WarI&al; grRea 2ieutenant u. 9.
SGan3 bon Utica ols .Suoge Nopu.
cate uno lieutenant @up n. 1oplss
O~sttrilt ben Mna:ilagten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-03

@etWenba@'S BtytbS@att,
Np. l4O1 aHaOtion, 0pemut.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-03

Wetterberidt.
ghr "A gtunbsn. snbsnb = MIR 1lOrssns. ben 4. Uaars
Wafbtn I 0 n, 3. Rdr3.
blr Snbiana 8tar beute gbeno unb
am 6reitas; fdlter brute Nbenc.
2oedIs @ etterbertht.
aIar unb tdIter bsute gbsnS; morsen
fIar.
Tbermometerftunb.
QD9fe Temperature .......... A Grab
Nisbrisits Iemperatur. 2s
VI. z. 1Ipths
9eetionssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-03
0snti@er @stSer=g sreia.

6sute gbenb bdlt Der Geuti9s Wsb.
ger Werein in Sellers 3aGe, 2I7 81
Waibinaton Ctr. cine auBerorbent.
li9e WerIammlung ab. Ua iiber cine
Werdnberuns Der Contribution bei9loi-
fen tueroen iol, 1T Dos grineinsn aaer
Wit9lieoer ertphnf4t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-03

-Sabrltmer WaSfemsNaQ
ceS SdtmdbtfMem umterftat.
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mamta Gaue beute Nbemo.
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ed in that rapid reduction of the state
debt which has come to be a distin-
gushing feature of Republican admin
istration.
Mr.. Hill was well prepared by nat
ural endowment and hard earned ex-
perience for the duties he is now per
forming. A native of Clay county, he
finished his junior year in the literary
department of Indiana University and
graduated in the law department of
thereafter he practiced law in Brazil;
then located in Bloomington, where
he became interested in banking and
other business enterprises. He was
successfully director, vice president
and president of the First National
Bank of Bloomington. For sixteen
years he has served as trustee of In
diana University, and has been for the
past thirty-flve years an ardent and
useful friend of that institution.
Incidentally Mr.. Hill has been active
in politics, though up to the time of
his candidacy for the nomination as
State Treasurer his efforts were ex-
erted exclusively in the interests Of
his friends. He served as county
chairman, district chairman and dele
gate to the national conventions which
nominated General Harrison in 1892
and William Mckinley in 1896.