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The Forrest City times., 1904-07-01
Everything New this Season.

The climax of all tented amuse-
ments, A. G. Aliens Big Original
New Orleans Colored Ministries,
will appear under canvas. The
company includes some Of the best
singers, dancers, cake-walkers and
coored speciality artists known
among the colored race. This is
the first minstrel show in the Uni
ted States to appear under canvas,
and Mr.. Allen is the originator of
the idea, and has succeeded IN get
ting together musical organiza.
ton of such size and magnitude
that would he impossible to be pro-
duced in an opera house. Will show
at Forrest City, Monday, July 4th.
The Forrest City times., 1904-07-01
piles Upon Top of Piles

Piles upon top of piles of people have
the Piles. and DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve cures them. There are many differ
ent kinds of Piles, but if you get the gem
uine and original Witch Hazel Salve. made
by f G. Dewitt x Co., of Chicago, cure
is certain. H A. Tisdalo, of Summerton
5 C.. says, II had Piles 20 years, and De-
Wits Salve cured me after everything
else failed" Sold by j. L. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1904-07-01

Baseball Players and loot Racers
Louis j. Kruger, ex champion long dis
tancc foot racer OF Germany and Holland
writes, October 2Tth. 1901: During nv
training of eight weeks foot racrs at Sail
Lake City, IN April last, | used Billiards.
Snow Llniment to my greatest satisfaction
Therefore, | highly recommend Snow
Liniment to all who are troubled with
spralns, bruises or rheumatism. 25c, soc,
81 90 bottle by j. L. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1904-07-01
No PITY shown.

For wears fate was after me- contlnu-
ously," writes f. A. Guledge. Verbena
Ala. II had a terrible case of Piles. caus-
ing 24stumors. When all failed Bucklen's
Arnica Salve cured me. Equally good for
Burns and all aches and pains, Only Csc
by all druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1904-07-01
Working Night and Day.

The busiest and mightiest little thing
that eyer was made is Dr. Kings New
Lite PIis. These Pills change weakness
into strength, listIessness into energy.
brain-tag into mental power. They're
wonderful in building up the health on
~ 25c per box, by all druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1904-07-01
FIRE LADDIES MEET.

y
night, pursuant to call of the chair
man.
Those present were Fl. W. Pas
lay, Rufus Scott, Willie Merwin,
George Kaiser, Adolph Chilner,
James Murty, James Gillian, J. S.
Shields, Robert Myers. Chris. Null
Ter, Il. T.. Altman, James Sanders,
A. l.. Grady and Chief Mcdaniel.
On motion, Mr.. K. g. Smith was
added to the membership of the
company, with office of foreman at
Oil mill plug.
The applications Of Gordon Cas-
teel, Ed. Allen and Tom O'Brien
for mem bership, vice H. f. p. Cor
man, resigned, were presented, and
upon a ballot berg taken, Tom
o Brlen received majority of all
the votes cast, aad was declared
elected.
The members of the company
were assigned positions as follows:
Nozzlemen = First, Will Paslay;
second, J. S. Shields; third, AdoIph
Chilner; fourth, Chris Muller. Pipe
men--Flrst, George Kaiser; rec
ond, James Sanders; third, Fhos.
{. Briep; fourth, RufuI Scott; fifth,
james Gillian. Plugmen--Firs,,
james Murty; second, Robt Myers,
third, Hubert Folbre; fourth, A l..
Grady. Carriers--First, 4. T. Alt.
man; second. Willie Merwin. Oil
Mill pump--Flrst and only, r. G.
Smith.
The following resolutions were
adopted
Resolved, that The Forrest City
Times be authorized and requested
to publish Card of Thanks to
NJ essrs. Becker 4 Lewis and Mr..
Sol Lewis for their liberal donation
to the fire company, which was
highly appreciated by all the m lem.
bers.
Resolved, that The Forrest City
Times be authorized and requested
TO publish Card of Thanks to all
those who assisted in any way in
fighting the fire on the night OF
June II, 1904, in the Becker K
Lewis building. Their good inten.
tons and assistance are commend
able and highly appreciated by
the company.
Resolved, that the $3.50 present.
ed by Messrs. Becker 4 Lewis and
Mr.. Sol Lewis be divided equally
between the fifteen members of the
company, making ten dollars to
each member.
Resolved, that each member OF
the company pay into the treasury
one dollar, to be deposited in the
Bank of Eastern Arkansas as re
lief fupd.
There being no further business
the company adjourned.
The Forrest City times., 1904-07-01

Pt 1ne,pyVliie' ILL.,, june 3o.-Ran
The Forrest City times., 1904-07-01

---.s vuseIope OF his
airship with a knife MO
The Forrest City times., 1904-07-01

-. '"He oV-M. Alberto Sam
The Forrest City times., 1904-07-01

rnlInWINr an arr W..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-01
EXPERT GRANT AND
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

Nhttleaey the retired from office states
signature testified the far
willing and 10 fully that there
Is an unexplained shortage rluy $4,000 whtoseyu
statement published In full by The star last Fri
day Possibly county read a. II not The
they taking the reopcuns
Of shortage Prosecuting Attorney Scott
The Is footing rants horn Ills statement
published BY this merely tor m value Tho county CON
missoues are IN position his qualifications
a. an expert accountant employed considerable
Investigate Mr wheseys books and Il
up 10 them 10 prove be ey we'll
worthy however that Mr. Grant has exported The
books Of retiring Rus county nearly years and
that his reports have never
dig up shortage standing In
the books OF Republican report
wheseys attacked BY bonding
which paid
no the commissioners inrnd to give Mr. Grant fair heans'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-01

NhNH
Jim smiled and shook hands
What about he inquired
Any game around hcrefa the
man inquired CarelrHaly
Jim looked At him Ia aataniah
meut Say. stranger he said.
where did you come from Alnt
you got eyes Look At the tracks. q"
he pointed o. the ground There's
deer tracks. here's jack rabbits. aud
there's say. he broke OF IN die
gust. "aiut you got eyes. stranger.
The man made linn show him how
90 tell them apart aud huw and
where WAS the best place ~ trap
them Aud Jim showed him every
thing he had. the drawings aud an
Aud finally the man sat down on
the log beside Jim. aud touched him
on the arm
I want YOU 60 come Eaat he
said and tell d another man iunt
what you've told me III pay you
FOR t."
what's the other manf demand
"a Jim The stranger smiled
The editor % a magazine. he re-
rpandcd and the Publisher uf
books lie sent me out here 10 talk
10 Yun Jas barclay. naturalist"
Jim pulled ON hts muatAfhe and
thought aRnaalis he called Thea
BE- turned 10 the other man Win.
ter'a comm on don't know but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-01

vhat IN 60. - I can tsks hsf. you
payiu strsuaea. peryidsd yuu Il ave
NE enough beside o. git her a neu
dress abe nrrta one lad an eos
! IN get a bonEhtcu head stone ft
that there little grave he pointed
10 the dlmlnutlFr mound behind
them The man smiled again
There aHn't Be any tfunhIs about
that h. said jim ross and put his
arm about hia sife Then veil
60 hr replied me an Hpaalie b
And they sent. takiuK With them
eli inns sketches. and his traps
and guns and eFeythlnk q the
hind hc bad
And shen ther rrarhnsi the Fast
thsr tuot Jim up Ia a high build.
iuk and introduced him 20 ths cd
tor. And the editor showed Jim all
around the city and had him out
10 dinnef Mrs Jim. ton and he
saw everything that there sAa 10
Sc And then. Nhen Jim usa thor.
ouEhly A. his eaae. he vent every
daF 90 the editors sanctuun. and
talked about animals. nothing else
And hs kneW how Jim did
First At she editors suggestion
be told his uwn story an that BE-
thought worth telling Then he
would tell az hs knew say. about
bears from the day - their birth
20 the day Hhen the hunters bullet
found them
And a. Jim told u all about hia
forest friends be farEot that he
~aa In the heart ~ a great city. He
thought that he WaH back In hia
forest businesses. ard be talked on
and on. weaving stirring little ro-
maneea about the four footed tribes
And the editor sat. apsllbound. and
listened. and thought what plies
and piles % money all this would
bring In.
And all The time though Jim
never knew u. behind a screen Ia
the aolf-same room sat t~o ateuoE
raFhrra. taking down word for
Word 10 Jim'a v~rnaeular. Just a.
be said II everything he said.
And IN another room. though Jim
never knew IT, we're men taking
photographs Of all Jim'a traps and
guns. and ~ the rude sketches
Gmoks beErimed and aoil~d ~ they
we're And one day a man stuck his
head IN the room and took a pic
ture ~ Jim. Just AZ he sat And
Jim mover knew that. either.
And ~ they published It Jim
Barclay Naturalist first In serial
form IN the magazine. and later In
hook form And when Jim went
back. he took Nith him the first
printed book. and bis pockets lined
with gold besides for his publish
Cra we're honest as the day is long
And though Jim started on the day
on which tho first edition waa pub.
liahed. when he reached East Don
aldaon he found waiting for him a
letter 10 the effect that the NTH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-01

II q said that nothing l. cure 81.
espt Death aui tates bat that ia
net altogether true. Dr Kings Naa
Discovery Tor Consumption Is sure
cure faf ail hung and throat troubles
Thousands ear testify % that Mru
g a. Van Metre ~ sheuerItaau.
" Va. sayas 4 had "a severe Hsae
q Hranthitis and for a year TILED
everything { heard o. but got no
relief one bottle ~ ur. Kings Ssa
Discovery then cured me absolute
b." It's lnfalHhie Tor Cfoup. Whoap-
Ing cough. Grip. Pneumonia Hnd
Consumption. Try r. Gga ruaran-
tscd ~ @. O. GUY, lne.. Second ~.
snus ard Ysslsr. druggist Trial
bottles free Res aiss CO... 8 o. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-01

eNoi" he exclaimed WHY, how
do you make that out ?" lie looked
from one 90 the other They burst
Into laugh The first man spoke
again.
M barclay he said earnestly
we make IL out. because Of the In
creased demand for hafdw0oda If
your father had let hia trees grow
lnatead uf cutting them down, he
would have been a rich man today.
we're he alive Nov We are buy
Ing land not farming land but
forest land You nay YOU own all
this How much have YOU got
Jim scratched bis head Then he
went Into the house and brought
out papers
snlamed Z know he replied
without looking il up lie handed
the deed over The men looked at
it ny George exclaimed one u
them. surprised. he's got enough =
They sat down on a los. and every
man got out his pencil and figured
away Then they put their heads
together and talked in low tones
Jim stood apart Finally the ap0kea=
man approached him
NJ barclay he began Ia a tone
g. respect we want 30 bus your
land We'll rive you $50 ooo cash
down for it'
Jim stood like a statue One hun
dfed aud fifty thousand dollars lie
couldn't realize H. lie didn't an
hWrr right away. lie wanted To
think a bit lie wanted 10 think
whether he vas willing 10 part with
all the associations Of the place for
tiso 0O0. Whether be could ever be
aH happy aumeu here else a. hs had
been there even with the money
@ boot he thought Of bis tame
deer. and the green trees. aud hts
nets and traps. and the wild. free
life aud the times he'd had With
little jim. lie slowly shook hts
head
Tn not selling he answered
simply The men had been closely
watching him Nov their faces
broke into a smile
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-01

ttunlinued from Yesterday
RuaalIr came back with Jim
Rnaalle and the boy And linn en-
largod hia hut and planted hlg
ser garden. aud Increased hia stock
ef Kitchen utensils. And the towns
folks looked On and wondered
What a blamed idiot that jim
barclay Is. they said pears like
he's natural Tor fair
Aud time rolled on Aud almost
any evening. If YOU took the wood.
land path aud went TAT enough into
the depths of the forest. you'd find
Jim aud the hoy the boy On Jlma
lap together
Dear little chap. Jim would say
ono daY the boy vas taken ill ~
unto death Aud Jim did all in bis
power 70 avert the impending ca
lamity Night after night hr sat up
With the boy and noathed him. and
eoulcd bia feYrrcd brow aud held
him in his arms but an % NO pufs
loao. And afterwards. every night
a. dusk Jim aud Resale his young
wife stood hand IN hand beaids a
little mound AZ the head Of which
stood a rough cross fashioned by
Jim'a own hands And they kept
the little mound fresh aud green
With the Wild flowers OF the wood
And little jim a. theY always
called him. Vas mo- motc
strangers Ia East Donaldson
we're always shown 90 inns RI
treat Il waa one II the sights az
the town And jim always gave
them the freedom 81 bis mIica u
woods they euuld fab and shoot al
Nill Hut most uf them stayed at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-01

the log cabin iuat TO talk e. Jim
And Jim shouei them bic animal
traps and the rough drawings with
Hhirh hia walls we're papered rude
pictures dasn - himself with
charcoal or hean and deer and
wildcat
II rs In the autumn ~ the var
the year after the boys death
that the man In the long bruun
eant and the bust eaallkr manner
happened out az Iima lie vaa a
stranger 10 Jim. nut Jim eTiarutly
vas not a stranger q him.
I've heard of you. NJ barclay
said fhin man. a good deal {
came over 70 have talk Nth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-01

edition had luat been printed and
sold out and the public wa walt
tng auKiouaiY for another.
And the most surprised of ali
were lin aud Rouallo. bis wife
And two days later a neat little
'hourhten" hradatoue stood at the
bead Of the little mound. and an
other small stone at tho foot And
arrOua tho hcadatone we're the
words. carved In the pureut ~ pure
white marble. Little Jim
Pore little chap" said Jim
dear little FELLOW
Aud then lin and Roaalie went
on Ia the old WAY aud from time
20 time Iim'H publishers sent out "a
set more stuff from him. aud lin
Kept making sketches and aeudlnE
them on East Aud on the site Of
tia log hut he built a rough stone
house
Aud all this time hin fame had
not yet penetrated To East Donald
aon. aud they Htlll called him Jim
the natural. aud Shifleaa Jim And
the strangers kept coming out and
looking AZ Jim aud talking 10 him
~ though he we're a curiosity
And only Jim and Mira Jim knew
the Truth only they knew all the
time that he Vas James barclay,
Naturalist
A party af strangers dropped
down upon him one morning
lin called Roaalie Jim va
working Ia the garden lie came
These were portly. veil fed men
One uf them the mubt prosperous
addressed him.
We want 10 see a man OF the
name u Barclay he aaid
Jim nodded That's me. he re-.
turned
Welt Mr. Barclay. continued
the spokesman we're buying land
around here We understand Yuu
own lot IT property"
jim shook hts head n aid once
hr replied N va my father ;
farm a good one. too II vas lurt
iike these woods uheu he got IL
Took him Is years 10 clear a. Tall.
madEe owns IL nov YouII have %
~" him duwu 10 The village
Well hut exclaimed the gen
tl"man. Who owns these uuodags
Oh. returned Jim. a bIt shame
facrdlT . uwn en- Hut ANT
got any cleared land about here
'crpt Just enough fnr the house and
garden. ! always been klnd % ahift.
lsaa he added apoiorctiealiy. or
might had good farm out a
THIS By this time Ny father had
n awful good one Yeu. he dlf.a
The men looked AZ each other and
smiled What la your fafhaem
farm worth today they asked.
Well. replied Jlm. Z don't
know hoii il CIT 10 Taiinadrs
some Years aEo#uot - many
neither r. some g. 0o0 ~ s. oo1
Ent a good price r. n too. they
aid
They smiled again. aIow many
arrea ia IA one man asked i'm
told him The man made a rapid
calculation "a pters 81 paper
th-u hs turned % him ard caught
hin b. the sleeve
SAY iis worth ten today. uhIeh b.
large figure a. farming property
AaY rs worth that We'll N your
father bad been BIT les LndastfI
Gus and q BIT more thrifty. and left
bis ground iuai az BE- found b. that
farm could b. sold for I've times
that sam
jim ~hiatlsd in antonlah ment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-01

the edges Of the hrlny deep al AK
Point yesterday That Il hos the
following happened -. Il. NJ
DRINK BUTTERMILkt
II you Nant 10 be tat.
Aud you uant to be- atFunE.
just listen a While
To my BIZ 90 a song
Drink buttefmiiki
II yea Want the blush
And bloom ~ the rose
To shoS Ia your cheek
Aud not IN your noae-
Drluk buttermilki
n you want q show
You've got hraiua ant got muscle
and IN this world
Yuu.rr able % hustle
nr.nk buttsfmilkt
% you want % b. cheerful
And good disposition.
AlNaya kiud
Ana Tine CONDITION
nrIuk buttermliki
n you want 20 succeed
In shntsver yuu Do.
Take home these facts.
Youil find them true
Driuk buttefmllkt
The cooking 81 food
Is sure q Ernaf art.
And the uae ~ buttrrmiik
shaHld play quite a part.
The food goes heffer.
And 30 Do you
Use huttermilk-
It's the best thing % DO.
This Vas found - the Buttermllk
Man
Down az the bottom 81
Huftermilk can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-01

-pns ~ ~ XMAS Ne~ life Pulls
Zach uIrht Ter I've weeks has put
No in my teens sgain. wrItss D
Dc Turner 81 pemp-sstn~n p
Tfegfs fhs best IN Tho worid for
Liver. stomach and Bowels Purely
vegetables. Never grip only &c
e G. o. GUY. iso.. arss store. SEC
and Avenue aad Hsatsr. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-01

My aon. said the feeble old
man. as you grow older wa viii
appreciate more fully that the loy
Is in the chase
You're not thinking OF the
crowded street ears again. are you =
Some fellow in Webster CITY, Ia
intends 20 float on a log % the 81
Iogis exposition He'll BE- the only
water logged man In 81 Louis whea
h arrives there.
The women of London nos drive
eut 20 dinner without their opera
eioaks. says a fashion note Fuaais
bly, they wear their bathrobea.
A WORD PROM JOSH WISE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-01
TEETH SPECIALS
Until August the
Browns Painless Dentists

VIII make spec ial low school rates
So ots~r that all school children
may come and have their teeth cared
for during vacation
These are the only dentists IN He-
attic having fh~ late botanical als-
eovcfY % apply TO the gums for
Painless Extracting FILLING and
Growing Teeth. and guaranteed for
ten years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-01
THE KID DIPLOMAT.
Trmme play uff Johuny7

THE KID DIPLOMAT.
Lemme play sif JOHNNY
Johunys got a knife.
An he's got a wagon.
Yes. you hatrher life.
He's Just hollered over
AZ he's got a kite
Mamma. femme play there
Me an him won't fight
Lomme play VII Johnny
Please DO lamme 90.
slides I'm a0rroy for him
This I'll whisper low
lie a'lnt got no mamma
Ats a. nice a. you.
Tank you wont stay long
cat would work I knew
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-01

Four eourae. Soc. course. zoe
and ~ course. 81 90 with sauteInsa
or burgundy EvsY evening e.
the Maiaan Bafbcria. Second and
james 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-01

"sh. there goes a nan With a
past
Tell me about him"
lie used 10 be vice president"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-01

Il aiways take a short cuf. said
one little girl.
I don't knuw whether ! do o.
not. - said the ether. but ma never
does. And she always jaws the
hatcher like everything when he
sends one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-01

II does tickle ua 20 hear some 1T
tie hammered doRn paeHeca eriti-
ciElng the walk Of their neiEhbor.
when n the mote we're piueked from
their own eye they would be as
blind as a bat Hancock Tenn. }
Times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-01

A Paris dentist. who committed
suicide. left instructions that his
body was 20 be stuffed Exchange.
Must BE- a misprint lie probably
wanted IL filled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-01

Two Kentuekiana have already
slapped Carrie Nation. Well. things
like this happen when the corn Is
In the Colonel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-01

Charles Grant
" ho exported the
bsnks OF 81 Coun
T. Ire aaurer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-01

II you uunt pick
a quarrel With any
body hunt up some
big TELLER. lie u be
ashamed ( hit You.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-01
cosT or GOING 10 CHURCH.

COST or GOING TO CHURCH.
I am very sorry 10 think anyone
living 10 Neiliaville would stoop 80
low as 70 break into my barn As
they did Sunday night. June 5.
when I vas al church. and steal
three OF four Plymouth Rock hens
and three grain sacks. two filled
with feed I am sorry for them. |
would not arrest them. but I fear
fhey will Later land in Waupon
r. ". HOLDEN
-EeillsyiIlo CWIal Item.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-01

Richard Croker Is coming back
IN September. Looks AZ though
there'd be a late Watermelon crop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-01
Just a Little
Investigation

Is all that IL required to satisfy any
one that the prices a. which we are
forcing out q lot Of slightly USED
and second hand Pianos are decld
oety In favor Of purchasers Who
want a good reliable Instrument a.
from a third and more below reg
uiar Valuations Every Piano and
organ ruarautred 20 be absolutely
AZ represented aud you cant make
= mistake BY buying an Instrument
Oh our floors II is simply a CUES
ton % how much you wiah 10 in
vest We have splendid square
Pianos At 80 up Upright PIan0a
from a.. iea. $3.50. s1ig and Up
usrd and Grand Pianos Of The beat
makes from iaso up
Notwithstanding the sttfsmely
- prices Ne sIll sell these Instru
msnta % VERY easy payments.
We are greatly oFerstocksd on
Organs and are nov offsrinE good
aeoond had Organs from ~ up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-01

40 20 s 50 per week pays for
The home n Hick or out OF
work am time and cant keep
Up your payments the Seattle
Hnmraerk rru Co ts the only
one Who can and gill always
extend your time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-12
Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington. April IA disturbance
that was over Manitoba. Sunday night
has moved to lower Michigan with con-
siderable energy and itrt sslmc is low from
the Mississippi valley eastward. except in
east Florida and tn" Gulf coast. There
lay" been general though mostly light
rain and snow from the upper Mississippi
valley and upper Lake region eastward
except in Tn" south portion of III" middle
Atlantic states ana northern New Eng
land.
Til" Mississippi river ut Memphis has
been stationary sine" SUNDAY at ,? feet
"r.d Will IT, falling by Tuesday. At Nick:-
Ian" the stage. N nday morning, WIS 4L.S
feet. ana ut New Orleans 1lG.
Thct" wili be- rain, Tuesday. in the mid
Glc Atlantic stat. ana New ENGLAND. ana
rain or snow in the east upper Lake re
coin.
There will be snow in the cast upper
Lake region ana rain. Wednesday, in east
rIn New England: elsewhere the weather
Will lie generally fair. Tuesday ana We'd
ncSdlv 1t will he colder. Wednesday, in
the Atlantic ana east CUR states. and
warmer in the M:"siysippi a"d ohio Val
lr;s and western upper i.al;. region.
ON the Now England coast the winds
will h., fresh To- nSk Guuth &c west.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-12

Vassalboro, Ne, April l1.-(SprriaD
The Republicans Of Nassllhoro hcll 4
caucus, Saturday afternoon. April 9th.
to elect Delegates ana aitcrnates to the
District Convention at Waterville and
the state convention at Portland. II.
=. TIawes was chosen chairman ana l..
]. Robbins. secretary. Delegates To the
District convention were e. NJ Dirkny,
II. W. Pitts. :. y. McQuillan. Alter :
mates. W. =. Bradley. |. j. Robbins f..
II. Cook. To the state convention, If.
=. Halves. q. a. Abbott. q. =. Perkins
Altefnates. @. L. Robbins. G. II. Gates,
4. H. Wyman.
The delegates to the district convcn-
ton We're instructed to suppu:t Hon.
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