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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

The democrats or Union county
held their convention at clayton. The
temporary officers were Cosari0 Gar
ella. chairman A. C. MIcra and u. W..
iackcy vice chairman, Daniel Ro
moro and SoiorIuo OtDro socretarIcs
ThD permanent organization consisted
lf Francisco Mlora. chairman nol1r
.s Romero D. D.. Garcia. vice chair
man Daniel Romero. r. e. dr Baca.
secretaries. A. G. M,m aud sompIo
N.ou. interpreters
Long resolutions wore adopted de-
uUuuc0ug tho territorial admluIstra
H1n. thc present jury law tho board
Hf county commissioners Tor settling "a
ttsun deialoatiou of the treasurer for
5000 and laud.ug tho democrats from
Parker down to Money 90 the skies
Tho followIus ticket was nominal
cI. Council Soicr.no Martinez. house
Juan DO Casados county commission.
crs First district. NJ HorNtoIn. Third
district Epltac.o Moutoya probate
Judge. Jose Bonuo Maostas, probate
clerk. Trinidad g. de- Baca sheriff.
Pablo Sanchez. assessor. Francisco
Garcia. superintendent. of public
choD.s j G. VoIardo, collector and
treasurer. Daniel Romero. surveyor
Francisco ArcmlctB
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
CHAyES COUNTY REPUBLICANS
THEY SUCCEED IN HOLDING a.
CONVENTION AFTER TWO POST.
PoNEmENTs CAUSED ~ RAIL.
ROAD TlE.UP.

The republicans OF Chayes county
met 90 Roswell the other day after
.Wo posJpouomonfs on account OF the
floods The temporary officers were
De- a Cahoon. chairman, and D. ~.
Reid secretary Chairman Cnhoou APP.
pointed the following committees
Permanent organization. Nathan Jaf
ia. Herbert Fitzgerald, order of bust
ness. O. r Tanner and Morris Price.
resolutions. Herbert j. Hagcrman and
Ava D. Page Herbert J Hagormsn
was elected permanent chairman and
made an excellent address G. r. MA.
son was elected permanent secretary
Upon motion Of y. A Cahoon and Ma.
han Iaffa. an nominations were pass.
'd except those for sheriff. FOR which
IS @ Woodruff was nominated. pro.
hate Judge. Kari N Snyder. and com.
missioner from the Third district.
Herbert y HaEermau being nominal
3d. Strong resolutions were adopted
udnrs.ug the territorial admInlstra
ion and plodg.ug the republican vote
lf Chuycs county 90 Senator W. ~
Andrews
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

ed permanent chairman and Lucoa
Gallegos and Enamaclon sandoval
permanent secretary
The following nominations we're
made.
g. l.. Wright. of ClayC on. FOR house
1f representatives
NJ % s'sneros. NJ Folsom for coun
ty commissioner of First district
Eufaclo Gallogos. OF Gallegos. for
county commissioner Of the Third die
trict.
Tranqunlno Garcia Of Clayton. for
sheriff
John y wolford Of Clayton. for
treasurer.
Manuel W. Chavez. of Pasamonto.
FOR assessor
Felix Marines Of Lem. Cor probate
ciDrk.
Andres Pachcco. OF Quaros. for
probate clerk
Elig.o Martinez. OF Logan, Tor su.
ngr.uiondout OF schools
Francisco Labato. ~ Chaplain for
surveyor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
A woMAH's 8AcK.

The Aches ana Pains VIII Disappear
~ the Advice Of This Albuquerque
Citizen 10 Followed.
A womsn'f back has many aches
and pains
Most times t.B tho Kidneys fault
nnckacho a really kidney ache
That's why Doau'a kidney F.Iscur
d.
Many Albuquerque women know
this
Road shat one has 90 Say about
%:
Mra. j HaIl. of $40 South First ST.
uya. zone 90 my daughters suffered
from tackacho f1r about eight months
or a year. Sometimes 10 was go bad
chat she was completely Frustrated f1r
day or go 40 time ! read ahoat
Doana kidney Pills iu Our Aihuuunr
qge Newspaper and thought ~ ihoy
ouly performed half what they prom.
iced they might help my daughter ana
we went to tho Alvarad1 Pharmacy
for q box ln remarkably short time
the medicine took effect and a contih.
uauon % the treatment a .ltiio longer
stopped tto hackacho we are pleas
90 10 recommend Deans kidney
PILE"
For sale hy an dealers Price 90
cents Foster Mlburn Co.. Buffalo. NJ
". sole agents fog the United States.
Wnrrnrthnr fhn nnHnn Ftnnnfr An 4
take 90 substitute 80
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
Marshall p. Wilder az the Grand
CANYON.

Everybody knows Marshall - W.T.
DER HIs genial presence and funny
stories make him welcome iu every
newspaper office ON tho stage ho
creates several laughs a minute il.a
magazine articles have been smiling
'v read by millions
wilder sails from San Francisco ln
October FOR % trip around the world
ON tho way hc plans to spend a foW
days 90 fho Grand canyon ofArIz0na.
with r. tvnElo IN hls eyo bo ro.
marked when o. friend suggested tho
.ucunEru.iy of 70 funny man apurrCI1t.
.ug a1 solemn O think as This ceniur
iDso'd world wonder "trg only a
step. you know. from mo HublIr,r 200
fho ridiculous " ~ dom mako Che
spirit NJ the canyon smile t0 see MBr
shall y wilder aaif.do 0f a white
mule zIlTarT.nE down tho trail 20
Hill be because ihc said spirit IH
l'Indf1'lD1 or DlHo % doesn't know
"a Joke when 10 secs one uu The trail
n serious attempts to describe tho
Grand canyon ever excite mir'h. why
should mot fhr mI''ss NJ me uumorI1t
interest tbc sober mlutod7 Anyhow
What wilder writes about the Titan
~ chhsms viii ho we'll worth reading
and win be- read
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
RAILROAD CLUB
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
KNIGHTS or THE Rail BAND
TOGETHER FOR AMUSEMENT
AND sELFIMPRoVEMEKT.

A railroad club with $3.50 numbers
has been organized 40 Albmoeordo.
The following officers have been elect
ei Edward Ioa4oigy president. q a.
Hur'oigh vice president g. . Finger
secretary o. Walkor treasurer.
Frank simmons George Majors and %
sullivan trustees Tho club aIll mali.
aln a reading ruOm and amusement
ball as wei as a philharmonic aorIoiy
a reception with ho hold next Woob and
70 concert somo time fhIs month
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
TAOS COUNTY REPUBLICANS.
CONVENTION ASSEMBLED
NOMINATE STRONG LEolsLAr
lvE AND COUNTY TICKETS.

rhc republican convention Of Taos
unity met iu the court house at Taos
other day Every precinct la the
|univ WIS represented
|Cha an ur o. D.. Martin. of tho
pubiicau central committee. called
b convention to order. aud ho Was
'cled temporary president. snd VIII
lon Mexican and y J Vigil we're
nsen temporary secretaries
AFTER the report on tnc committee
credentials. permanent orcani laiiou
b. effected by Dr y. T. Martin. of
os. being elected permanent prcsi
ut. and William Mexican, and y j.
|rii of Taos. permanent secretaries;
,e nrraidonia. Elonor TrWlllO Pedro
nches. of Taos. Uometrl0 sautIstc
% of Cusulla. Florontlno Gallegls,
Dnsiiilh Canon
'rhe following legislative and county
kots were ihDu nominated
For the legislative council Mala
is Martinez Of Taos
For us house of representative
imonIpdc leon. of Corr0.
Fur county commissioner of FRS.
strict Elpuor Irulin0. of Taos
For county commissioner OF Third
strict Luciano Miora. Of Liauo
Fnr sheriff Francisco NJ y Mar
..g .f ArFrvn sUFu
'Flr treasurer and ozoffIcio c1iirc'
Manuel CorIoya. of penafc1
'F0r assessor Jose lgnncio Garcia.
CrstiIin
Dor probate judge jean b Romero
Ialpa
For probate clerk D. j vigil of
ios
Fur superintendent of schools
,nieI ssnoros of Quosta
Dor surveyor John 30 YOUNG 90
,d River
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

zoo Is with a good deal of pleasure
and satisfaction that recommend
Chamberlain Collie. Cholera and
p.lrrohoa Remedy" SAYS Drugglst A.
49, sawolla of Hartford Conn IRE
Gently gentleman came into my
store sl overcome with collie pains
that he sank at once t1 'he floor .
gave b.m a dose of this remedy.
which helped him. repeated the
Ils.. aud u fifteen minutes hc left
my store rm.iiu Iy uf1rmlng me thar
hr f.t as we'll as ever" For safe by
600 druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
QUAY COUNTY REPUBLICAN,.

Tho republicans of Quay county
ild very vDll attended and enthu.
asfg convention fur the nomination
"a county ticket at Tucumcarl Ores
aF.or,s 1f MuuJoyn. was elected per
lsut chairman. and n v Ga.legos.
TucumcBrl was elected permanent
.Dlry Tine following ticket was
im1,ei G. n Henderson. Of Mon
b. commissioner of First district
a Wayne commissioner of Ser.
H. district, sCcuudo Marques. com
ssiouer OF Third district. Donald
sWlrt. uf Tucumcau. FOR treasurer
VI exoffcio collector. Pedro Gale
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
PERlLS or LAND AND SEA.
Captain WiIlnsrs Remarkable Escape
Shows What 20 % In Time Of
Trouble.


For many years Captain Wuluef
says tho Times Of Gloucester Mass.
was one 90 the best known aeamen
boo tho Gl1uChoEgr fleet. The caterrh.
al troubles with which be- suffered
for fifteen years made him dread the
n.rhr7 az sea. being unable to lIe down
ana sleep on account Of me constant
catarrhal dropping
Captain Wlnef went to two differ
eut hospitals Tor treatment. lut could
sot n1 lasting benefit He constant
ly raised yellow aud green phleRm and
hIs trouble became s1 unbearahlo and
nauEoating that ne was ashamed 90
set ont In company when dcspalr.ug
~ ever getting relief DIS wife pur
chased a Hyom outfit f1r him. aud
trying % hefof going t1 bed. Do on.
loyod me first whole nights sleep Cor
1ou years Captain WiNnef says "f
nave used Jess than two bottles of
Hyomoi ana have been cured by ihe
remedy"
Hyome Kills thc germs 0f Cauuh
aud makes lasting and permanent
cures. J.H. ORd.ly q Go scIi Hy1me
under fbe.r personal guarantee t0 re
fund fhe money ~ 30 does nos give
instant relief
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
Territorial Topics

gas ~ Endcc FOR sheriff Solo Mon
t1ya. OF TucumcarI for probate judge
p " GalIcgos. Of Tucumcau. FOR pro
hato clerk Goorfo McCargnr. OF Tu
cumcarI superintendent OF schools.
John Campbell. Tucumcarl. for survey
or
The following resolutions were
adopted
Resolved We endorse DE national
republican platform and Theodore
Roosevelt for president
Resolved We endorse our torr.ior
.al administration as administered hy
our worthy gofornor. Miguel A Otero
Resolved We endorse the nomlna
Ion of w 70 Andrews for delegate
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
Many Mslhsr. d . - opLnLan.

Mrs pIlmor. OF Cordovn. Iowa.
says zone OF my children was sub
Ioct to Group of severe typ. and
De- giving OF Chamborlain's Cough
Remedy promptly. always brought re-
Icf Many mcihors IN this neigh.
orhoOi think the Same as ! do about
nis remedy and want mo- other kind
inr their children For sale Boy an
irurr.sts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

Is LoQu.un Of Caveuiish 49,, was
hbod 81 his customary health by
Naslon ~ Chronic Constipation
hen nr Kings New life pills broke
be- his house. his trouble was ar.
stal aed now he's entirely cured
icyre guaranteed 90 cure 25c, AZ
IN DRUG store
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
UNION COUNTY POLITICS.
REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS
HOLD CONVENTIONS AND NAME
COUNTY OFFICERS

The republican county convention
.f Union county met in The court
.ouHo ar clayton An precincts were
reprcsontod
% g. Eryion of clayton. was eloct
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

Mr. and Mrs 49, st. Butcher who
E"rc seventeen days ON the road from
3. Louis to this city returned late
saturday afternoon from El paso Ills
account OF the washouts on the Rock
STAND ln me vicinity of Daihart. Tex.
yar published IN The Cuizcn l-st Sat
lrIay afternoon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

Richard Grace. d. 1f Bay civ
Michigan died Saturday u.ght after a
short Illness from tuberculosis Grace
came hero about three months ago.
and went direct to tho ST. l0aophB
sauIiarum where be- died The &C.
mains win be shipped to bis home
BOB Michigan ior luterment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

From Saturday, Daily citizen
a uew course of instruction in rail-
way transportation has boon arranged
hy tho Pennsylvania Railroad company
u .ts West Philadelphia branch of che
y g. g.. A.
Free expert medical attention viii
bo g.yon hereafter hy the baltimore A.
ohio to iho families of employees. ac.
cordlug to an announcement hy tho
eoucmi stan of phy sIcians and sur.
geons 81 the road
Tho railway traveller BOB Japan buys
o. drat second or third class ticket. or
10 ho wishes to gu cheaper stl ho can
eot O ticket emitting h.m simply io
stand ON tho platform Many of the
eau can bg entered either from tHr
side or thy oud
ANY one who wants to hire special
train from Sew YorH to Chicago can
i1 ao hy putting up gtG6t a semitic.
man who dld thIs lately mad, the trip
af S21 miles LOO % hours and iI min.
utas
Tho outlook for tho buudur ~ romc
s.y hundred io olrht hundred miles og
railroad In Now IoHlco during tho
year 1905 la bright " bla railroad
construction should occur and thc
probabilities on favor 80. Sew Mexico
win experience very prosperous new
ear
Tenth Season Of the California Lin.
tied.
Ten years aeo ths IAN the Santa
Fr started tho California lImi "a train
ou 'ho initial run across the continent
Many improvements have been made
Ion Chat busy decade To1ay'a coaches
nnd onriHOH orr much heavier than
those OF 1894 Millions of dollars
have boon spent ou tho track alone
some NJ % fog oIlspr.nklod ldustlorp
r0adhod and oHburn'ng tsmokoIoasl
engines Tho time ls faster tom
Daily service az ibe California lm.
fDd viii bo resumed Sunday Nuyrm
bor l3 for thy tenth season. suppressed
luE thr present semi weekly schedule,
This H now au allthDypar round
train between Chicago. Los Angeles
md San Francisco running through
me southwest iard ~ onchantmont
The time Chicago to Los Angeles. ls
about sixty oIrht hours. which ls fast
speed Tor the 22C5 m.los travelled.
considering that several mountain
ranges are crossed
Tho democrats are appealing fU fhg
railway workers to vote Tor thpIr ucE
OF 0u the ground that their condition
would Do. Bothered The employees OF
TRANSPORTATION companies have vivid
recollection of what occurred when the
democratic party gained power ln 1899.
That event was followed by am onor
nous reduction OF the working forcoF
of the railroads of tbo c1urtr,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

Louis H Uuning. of Los Luuas Ia
loo the city. taking in the fair
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-06-29
1t Is Cobb Bands, Banners and Badges--Monster
Cobb Parade Held Last Evening.
Excitement and Interest of Night Before Convef,-
ton Exceeds Anything Ever Seen.

| potato county. while it will not sur
| prise anyone to see but half thai
count. In view of the claims which the
opposition have been making of So
votes, out Of the county is suggestive
Of how much reliance can be placed
| in their statements OF strength else
where.
| 1t has been known since Sunday that
| TIE Prescott strength was failing in
| Washington, but the returns, tonight
from there show that it is weaker than
was supposed. The largest vote which
he is being allowed from there now is
| 10, while it is placed as low as seven.
| Knox county, or it's delegates and
representation, arrived. at $50 o'clock.
tonight. on the steamer Penobscot.
They brought 1000 men and the Rock
land ana Camden bands. The delega-
ton was nat ut the wharf by all the
| Cobb delegates and supporters who had
reached the city. a procession was
formed and the entire Cobb legion
marched through the streets to the
Bangor house. They had gay banners
and placards. Cobb badges and they
shouted the praise OF Cobb.
| When this body of more than 1900
men with bands playing. marched
| through the city streets il gave a grand
| idea of what Cobb's support was and
it was clinching argument OF the GER
tainty of his success at the convention.
| tomorrow.
At the Bangor house the candidate
| was given a rousing serenade and three
| times three with a tiger. 1t was
demonstration such ~ has not been
witnessed in any city in Maine for
many a long year, probably, and won't
see for another lonf, time.
During the evening the two bands
| took turns playing in front OF the hotel
and added to the Cobb enthusiasm
which was rampant in the city.
Upon the second floor of the Bangor
house there are great crowds of people.
but the crowd does not extend beyond
tho door of Cobbs headquarters GO
ing down the corridor. for it extends
into the room and then bubbles over in
to the surrounding apartments Occu-
pied by friends Of the popular candi-
date.
Oh, yes. there are a few going and
coming in the rooms of the other candi-
dates. but their numbers are so small
that they are scarcely observable in
comparison with the great gathering
about the quarters of the popular man.
Down stairs it is almost impossible to
move about, so great is the throng.
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Laid to Door Of John
Smith, Desperate.
Gets Food at Revolver's Point
in Wisconsin.
Three Hundred MiIitiamcn Form Net
Through Nan Can Hardly Escape
Wife and Child Included Among
Victims.

Chicago, June 2S.-A dispatch to the
Tribune from Winona. Mimi, says:
John Smith. supposed to be guilty of
four murders, the latest of viii, h was
the shooting of Sheriff Harris of Eau
Claire, Wis, few days ago. on an
Omaha passenger train near that city
while the sheriff was attempting to ar
rest him on the charge of r"bhing q
store At Rosmond. Wis. has been To-
Gated in the bottom across the river
from this city. Three hundred Wiscon-
sin militianIcn form net through
which the desperate can hardly escape
alive.
At GLlesville he entered farmhouse
ana Il rmanded something To eat. When
the food was placed on the table h"
placed his revolvers in front of him
and allowed no one to leave the room.
In edition to the murder o. Sheriff
Harris. Smith is wanted for killing the
chief of police of IIarvc. Mont. After
killing the Montana officer he grew
fearful that his wife or child might
give the crime away, 50. it is alleged.
he shot them both and lied 10 Wis
consin. lie is "a years old.
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Suspected in Ralph Hus-
sey's Death at Milo.
Boys Say He Was Drowned
While Bathing.
Doctors Say Injuries on Body Must
Have Been inflicted Before Death
No Water in Lungs-Thc Coroner Is
investigating.

Milo, Nc. juno 2S.-Ralph IIussay,
aged Il. Of this village, lost his life
in Pleasant river, Sunday. under cir
cumstances indicating foul play.
With three companions, Vernic Mayo,
Harry Smart, and William Callho.
went swimming, and according to the
story of Mayo, Was drowned near the
shore when the others We're where they
could render no assistance.
The body was recovered, Monday af-
ternoun. Physicians who examined the
injuries state that they must have been
inflicted before death. There was no
water in the body.
Coroner j. l.. Martin impanelled Il
jury, this morning, which viewed the
remains and adjourned until Thursday
morning.
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Bangor, Me-. June 2S.-(SpeciaD.-
The night before. OF it you cannot say
typical. 1t is something SO out of the
ordinary ana different that it gives an
entirely new sensation to the political
loving. AS one man said up in the Ban
gOr House. tonight: II have been at
tending conventions for 80 years now
and in all that time l have never seen
anything like it. This is the statement
of everyone. Some of the old-timers re-
member warm conventions, but to the
younger generation it is a revelation.
That Bangor never saw the like of it
goes without saying. But the town
likes it. Everybody and their cousins
are out taking in the sights. hearing
the bands and shouting for Cobb.
1t is a Cobb crowd, a Cobb convcn-
ton, all Cobb. That is the long. short
and broad Of il. Everywhere are seen
emblems are unique. There are Cobb
pipes and corncObs in miniature, Cobb
badges are seen on every hand and
Cobb buttons are SO profuse that it is
useless to try to tell about them.
Yesterday, it was evident that the
Cobb tide had changed. 1t became not
an ordinary tide, moving along with
regular pace. but it was a tidal wave:
today. it has received added Impetus
and is sweeping all before it.
Every train brought added evidence
of the growing strength for the Rock
land candidate in the shape of dele
gates who were for him. Hes the
man." is the popular cry.
Delegates began arriving. early this
morning, and have kept coming all
day. Not only have they come from the
and West of the State. They have been
loud in their support Of Cobb. To the
observer the talk Of these delegates as
one hears 1t around the Bangor House
0or be it known that is the hot bed
of the canvass this EVENING". is con-
vincing of Cobb's nomination.
Tonight. there is not the slightest
doubt but what the Rockland .candi-
date will have between 200 and $50 OH
the first ballot. Such is the statements
of the most conservative among his
managers. That it will not fall below
the first figure is rs certainty and that it
will reach the latter is very probable.
This is backed up by all the latest re-
ports which are brought in by dele
gates and those interested in the fight.
That the anti-Cobb strength has been
over estimated in Aroostook and Wash
ington counties is very evident. To-
night. it is certain that Fernald will
be lucky if he polls 20 votes out of the
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Cobb. Cobb is the cry and there can be
no possibility of stopping the flood of
popular approval of this man. The
tidal wave is great, tonight. but it will
be greater. tomorrow, and will reach its
full! force. tomorrow afternoon, when
the Republican State convention gives
to Mr.. Cobb an almost unanimous
nomination as the party's standard
bearer in the Gubernatorial contest OF
this year.
At 10 o'clock. tonight. the Cobb men
made a parade of the city. 1t was the
greatest parade which Bangor has seen
in point of enthusiasm since the Ham
cock-Garfield campaign In 1880. Both
bands were playing and the men were
cheering and shouting the name of
Cobb.
Tho spirit Of the occasion was infec-
tious. On the sidewalks men cheered
and SO did women. Ladies stood up in
their carriages. waving kerchiefs and
cheering for Mr.. Cobb. 1t was n Cobb
night all the way. The parade was but
fitting climax to the demonstration.
The meeting of the State committee,
tonight was 4 long one and lasted from
to II o'clock. The entire committee
was present The platform as present :
cd BY the committee was accepted and
will be presented to the convention, to-
morrow.
The temporary organization Of the
convention will be: Chairman, Hon.
Eugene Hale of Ellsworth; secretaries,
Walter Il. Reed. Bangor; j. w. NJ.
Nash. Cherryfeld: Frank ii. Briggs.
Auburn; Roland r. Clark. Houlton; f.
Continued on page 2)
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EXTRA POSTAL CLERKS.
Scale of Allowances Adopted for Off :
ces Throughout Country. lula

Washington. June 2S.-Acting Post
master General Wynne has adopted a
scale Of allowances to be made to post
offices throughout the country for clerk
hire for separating mails. Under thfs
scale an allowance Of $50 n year will be-
made wherever the mail separated
averages from "a to &C pieces daily, $12
additional for each increase Of 80 pieces
averaged daily up to GOO pieces and an
other s12 additional for each increase
of so pieces in the average number
separted daily above COL In number. -
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Birthplacc of Our Flag.

1t is gratifying to note that the building
known as the birthplace of the flag IS
to be preserved and to that end me gov
eminent has decided to purchase the
house. The fact that the nation did nos
Secure the house Of 50 sacred a symbol of
national life long ago has often been won
dered at 1t is also gratifying to note .ne
remarkable success of Hostetters StoIi
ach Bitters in curing Indigestion, dyspep-
STA, consultation billiouSness, nervous,
ness. headaches and malaria. fever anu
ague. and it is to be wondered at ina.
sickly people will continue to Su1er WEI a
who value their health should not delay
in taking the Bitters. 1t is unequaiied u,
q tonic for their weak organs, INDUCING
regularity and preventing many OF the
ills they are subject to.