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The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-17

began to think that Old Riddle
was dead, but I see she appeared
in the last issue. Hurrah for the
correspondents,
In regard to what Blue Eyes
says about our mothers, we can.
not be too good to them. We
should obey our parents above all,
but as l have no mother now to
speak kind words OF consolation to
me have a dear father to look to,
who is, except God, my truest
guide, but mother fees the truest.
of all the family. If so many
young men who are in the world
today that are on the road TO their
doom, had obeyed their dear mo-
theirs kind words they would have
boon in some good society, but ov-
cry young man thinks he knows
best and a great many of them re
fuse to obey their mothers and go
on to their doom in hell by the
disobodicnce OF their parents.
First obey your mothers and her
prayers. She weeps many tears
for her sons and daughters who are
unsavcd. Some girls think that
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-17
('OIlv.
Knob Dots.

We are having plenty of rain,
The health Of our community is
very good at this writing, except
that little b. G. Edens has been
very sick for the past week, but is
better at this writing
Mrs. Margaret Edens, aged eigb- :
ty one years, fell and came near
breaking her arm recently.
a. l.. Edens has treated himself
TO ew top buggy. We certain
ly think he should be candidate .
John r.. Jetiries, of Ganney, is
teaching a lourlshing school at
Newtown.
John Masters and wife, of Knob,
have been visiting his father, Rich
ard Masters, Of Dacusville.
5. b. Edbns, Of Clement, and
Robert Jones' Of Knob, made a
brief visitto Charleston last week
Uncle Van Jones, who has been
very sick for the past two months,
is improving slowly.
Rev. w. G, Seaborn, pastor of
the OoIcnoy Baptist church, is car.
Iying on WotractCd nesting. We
hope that much good may bu done
throughout this meeting.
Best WISHES to The Sentinel.
Journal! A Reader.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-17
For Sheriff.

hereby announce myself candidate for the
Ollicc of Sheriff of PiCkcns county, subject to
the action of the Democratic party in the Pri-
mary election. T.. FRANK LOOPER
The many friends of 4. JEFF WELBORN,
respectfully announce him us candle for
sheriff of Pickens county, subject to the action
of the approaching Democratic primary.
hereby announce myself candidate for the
Office of Sheriff of pickens county, subject To
the action of the Democratic party in the pril
mary election. !. G. JENNINGS !
hereby announce myself candidate for the
Office VI Sheriff of PickenS county, subject to
the action of the Democratic primary election
BEN +. PARSONS
At the solicitation of many friends | hereby
announce myself candidate for Sheriff of
Pickens county, subject to the action of the,
action of the Democratic primary.
i. II. BOGGS.
| hereby announce myself II candidate for the
ohcc OF sheriff for PickenS county, subject to
the action of the Democratic party in the pri
mary election. DANIEL +. SUTHERLAND
hereby announce myself candidate for
Sheriff OF Pickens county, unject to the action
of the Democratic party at the approaching
primary, ROBERT Il. ROARk.
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Eron Six Nile.

I will venture the attempt to write
and give the news from our thriving
little town.
The speaking ut this place last
Friday was >. success, II two of the
speakers were abseut Those who
did speak gave some interesting facts
III regard to educational advance
ment, which was listened to by a
large aud attentive crowd. All the
Speakers addresses were excellent
The people are now getting interest
ed aud want better school system.
l want to say to the Six Mile pee
pie, don't stand back and say you
are not able, when the Lord has
blessed you with land, money and a
family of children that you love bet
ter than life, and God will hold you
responsible for the way your children
are brought up and trained, and it
yuu expect to raise up your children
in way that they will be an honor to
you and their country, you will have
to make some sacrifices now, while
you have the time and opportunity.
Don't wait till they leave you and go
off to work at some cheap profession,
when now, ii you will only sacrifice
a few dollars and put it into q school
to educate those boys and girls, md
put them where they will have the
advantage of the business world and
can choose their desired profession
and make So to $5 day much easier
than they can make SO cents without
the education. Now consider thesn
things, parents, and do your children
Justice, as God would have you, and
build toe school, and you will never
regret it.
The farmers say that cotton has
more grown bolls for the time of the
year than has ever been known on
the ridge, so if nothing happens, we
Will soon have plenty of cotton to
pick.
The recent rains make the corn
move about, If the seasons continue
the corn crop will be large.
Health is not very good at this
w'iiiu~
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For House of Representatives.

hereby announce myself II candidate for the
House of Representatives PickenS county, sub
ject to the action of the Democratic party nt the
approaching primary election.
I'D. MAULDIN.
hereby announce myself IL candidate for re-
election to the House of Representatives, sub
jcct to the action of the Democratic party in the
primary election. }. ASHMORE HINTON.
respectfully announce myself candidate
for House of Representatives from Pickens
county and pledge myself to abide the result
and support the nominees of the Democratic
party. FRED WILLIAMS
/ hereby announce myself candidate for the
House of Representatives from pickcns county,
subject to the action of the Democratic party In
the primary election. JOSEPH b. FlNDLEH.
| respectfully announce myself cundi-
date for the House of Representatives of Pick
ems count, and pledge myself to abide the re-
suit, and to support the nominees of the Dem
ocrdtic party, LABAN MAULDlN.
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The many friends dsofJOHNJULIAN hereby an.
onuncc him II candidate for Coroner, dickens
county. subject to the action of the Democratic
v"tors In the approaching primary.
At the 90 iCitniiOn OF mhiiIy friends , hereby
announce iyscli cudidntc for The uicc of
coroner = Ckcns county, subject % the action
of the Deilocrntic mHriy nl The nprroHchimg
primary -. A. rARROTT
hereby announce myself II candidate for
Coroner, PiCEcn> COun,y, subject to the action
If the cmocmtic voter, ai the approaching
primary. W. G.. BNAMLEEr.
! hereby NJ nnuucr IN Eclf Il candidate for
Coroner, s'i"k ms "Oun.y subject to The Hctipi
OF Tie DCAno 1atic VOC rs nS TIC npptouchii$
primary. i. z ROE. y
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FOR Hnnt nfEdncniion.

]
election to the uiCc OF County Superintendent
Of Education OF pickens county, subject to the
.nctiou of the Democratic primary.
IL 4. HALLUM.
FOR EorOncr
u hereby HnuUuurc myself II candidate for IND
,OiCe of Coroner OF rickcuS county. subject 20
the n,iom of the Democrat" party in the pii
mary election r. G.. CARlliE d
Us the solicitation of many friends. | hereby
announce myself Il candidate for the Oihcc Of
coroner OF Pickcns county, subject to the nc
lion Of the Democratic yOiers at the approach.
ing prim?Ty election.
Very respectfully.
VA. LARK. 7
y At the solicitation OF many friends hereby
announce myself as Al candidate for The Once
Of Coroner Of Pickcns county. subject to the
action of thc Dcmocrotc party in thc approach
UEprimHry Election i. LEVI NA& DEltS.
At the solicitation OF my friends lngain I'M.
nOuncc myself u candidate for the Office OF CorJtl
ner Of PckcuS county, and pledge my,eif tpi
abide the result of the Democratic primary.
j. j. CHANDLER.
We the friends Of BARNEY f.. PORi OK re-
spCctully announce him caIliiatc fnr NJ
ohicc OF Coroner OF Pickeus county Sui je"t y
Go, action Of the Democratic PRIMARY cicctiR
Nuteis
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For TrGiISmrer.

At the solicitation of II few friends, but more
To my own notion, and in accordance with my
own desire, announce myself II candidate for
Treasurer of PickeGs County, subject to the nc
ton of the Democratic primary election
i. u. MOORE.
hereby announce myself II candidate for re.
election to the OfliCc of Treasurer of lickcns
county, subject to tho action of the voters in the
primary election. HENRY W. FARR.
The many friends of join II. FENNELL
hereby announce him candidate for Treasurer
of Pickens county, subject to the action of the
Democratic party at the approaching primary.
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ANNOUNCE MENTS.

y Announcements for Congressman for the
Third Congressional District and for Solcitce
fronl the Eighth judicial Circuit, and for al
ing from now until the Primary Election for tn
sum of FIVE DOLLARS, Cash, at the time h
hlf, ,,,ill l,nr rnndn
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For Conrress Third Distriet.

We are authorized to announce Hon. WYATT
AIKEN II candidate for reelection to Congress
froiu the Third District, subject to the action
of the Democratic party in the primary election.
hereby announce myself u candidate for
Congress from the Third Congressional District
OF South Carolina, subject to the action of the
Democratic voters in the primary election.
I A
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Fnr Gnttnn Mnirher

hereby announce myself candidate for rot.
,on weighertor Pickens township, snbject To
glSi 2Oth. D. ELEM KELLEY
hereby announce myself candidate FORGOT
ton Weighcr Plckcns township, subject 10 the
voters ut the election on August Goth.
ALIEN CANNON
hereby announce myself candidate for cot.
ton wcighCr for Pickcns. G. III, Township sub.
jcrt to the action uf tho voters In the election,
Augnst ~. j, d. HOLDER
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For Auditor.

I hereby announce myself candidate + ~
re ection to the office Of County Auditor pf
pickens County, subject to the action Of Ic
primary election v. j., KEITH
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For Kailrond Commissioner

hereby annouce myself as Il candidate for
the office of Railroad Commissioner. subject to
the State Democratic primary,
JOHN III. EARLE.
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r'or NI',Gls tritr.

st The carlcst sole ttilon of my rr;onds IN
PickCu township, 3 ! cuby MnOuncc iuysr'f It
candidate for rc.ele't )h To the oilce Vt Mn,as-
.uu voters in the con ing DumoCaH primary
rI'ctiuu. nm mos espcct 'ully, you obcdi.
sut servant, j. r. HARRIS
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For Clark of Comm.

I hereby announce myself for reelection 10
the office of Clerk of Court pickenS county,
subject to the action of the Democratic voters
ut the MpprOMChing primary. \. IOIIN ROGGS..
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-17

hereby announce myself candidate for the
onice of Magistrate, Pickens township subject
20 the action of the Democratic primary ,ciec.
ton. w f. JENKISS
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hereby announce myself II candidate for re
election to the oniCc of County Supervisor u
I'ickens county, subject To ,iie action OF the
Democratic party III the pTimnrS clection
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-07
uNEEDA HOME REALTY COM
pANf.
81 Oriental block
Phones Main ISL A -

t+ tt-st -htH =
Too-Sics two-room eettsEe. nss. lot
SlHie. block from car. sasf
tzo {. roum house on 9Th ave south
loo tkte. 3 blocks from HatHisf
helshua car iins. sasf tsrma
taEr i1f Waios. on nth ave. neal
u.ia~fet ! fins four.soom eot,ass
S VIEW 4 i.sk a. Z si sGo ,s r. WV
g. aoaA-i. t.fuum house madefus aH
queen Anne lilii. car. paaaea The
door - down. haiaHes un sasY
O. Zoo 9 room house. modsrn. on usa-
COO uiii iat aaEtu. Lqa danu.
balance uu easy terms
O. lo-t- room house. Dot fsaKiHi II
bloc ~ from Green lake raFs fzaa
down. balance - peg month
Co WIN bay fug lots On CAPITOL
itiiL Nxian. street graAinH aud
city water paid FOR terms
tQn-Curusr Joe on itfh ave 10
down. balance 81 per month
tim 80 down and . per muuth fuf
zine lots o. West seattle fine
view % bay one block from usw
Igo-tia devn. balance So per month
Tor lots III Madison At nicely
locatrd fui visw q t-aAs Wash
iuEtuW
100 no down. balance sc per month
Tor corner lut feKtso. one block
from East linton car
s. 0f 20 q coli yea want a fins home
on Capitol hilh come ard see me
Some ~ tur fiueHt houses Ia thHt
district um our list
For Investment property come ard 80
as We have W ln all parts - e.
attic. Including Tfrhf and Second
ayes also um fths ct
N you want 90 build house according
q your own idsas ~ viii build yuu
one nu better terms ard for lees
money than any other firm tn seat
tie
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soelstv Nct'sss

1fyS under ans lfcadIne tive gents .
fina each Insertion. SIX wcfda 70
line. Minimum charge. II cents.
III YOV don't see what YOU want in
The star want column, lhrt il =
swami 40 q your own ane a :
IL 81 Stop in at our Down ~
offies iine Second avenue, lhVhtH
Main eaeo. Ind. iii2
.cH SAY. that i've MAPLE ngoT AZ
he Auditorium hall ~ tth ana Ilne
- excellent F" Social dances every
"Wednesday and Saturday cNchhsA
Gentlemen 60 cents. iafiea Tree.
PARTISAN monthly regulator; only
sure. safe remedy newer fahst NuAl
nntsed. an female disorders sNN -
futfN trfated consult rhN sirilhH tttN'
pnrta. New York Medical Inst, kat&-
trcok nlar is.nh fnd
II AM the Man No fliss IN your house
/ mith ms screens Geueral carpentry
tobhinE shop eiI Western beth
Phonea Randall
- -ae--a= 'ssa--s
|fAffCRFD suits and skirts reason
ahfe Suits and Jackets refitted ArA
knyior. pSt2 Second ave.
|ffT flowers for all occasions; Tree
tslfvrry Tel Black So
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A. c. JOHNSTON
Sale and Exchange Property.
ta7h0--Oue Z and one room, both
modern and first class cottages
paying f4a per month. 10 minutes
on Ycsicr car line
tl0b0--G room new cottage. lot b0s
100. near cordnge Plant Ballard
t7oo-i.ot .orso. everything In and
paid. near 18TH and Cherry
drona PARK. $50 cash. 80 per mo.
ss5O--10 acres. finely improved
7 room house. $50 bearing fruit
trees close 90 Heutnu Hiii. eN-
change for Seattle property.
5000 acres. 20 cleared. good house
and barn. school adjoining. SO
miles from Seattle.
This 81 sample from a fine list Of
bargains ia real estate
700 End Ave
Phones Main 73t Ind A247H TT
FOR sALE-ti25. terms. city lot. with
water. owner. 1917 ith ave. west
FOR SALE $50 cash. one-room house
on lot MNi2n view ~ lake. lot alone
worth 500. Owner 1917 eth ave. west.
-
ron SALE $50 a-room plastcred
bouae. new. city water. owner. f5i7
tn ave. west IA
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FREMONT PROPERTY
The most dsHirabis part q Seattle
FOR a HOME

trc CASH
Two % the choicest hnmsa IN Pre-
mont. Just completed ard ready for
occupancy Six iarEr. well lighted
rooms bath with modern fixtures
city water. electric lights balance
can b. arranged 20 suit purchaser
ts00-Part cash. new f-roam cottage.
SO monthly payments
ITO f1da raah. 81 per month new 3
room house. lot toxitn. highly I'm
proved.
zoo - cash. bal 80 per month. two
room house 3 lots slNia1 each. close
20 school and car
fn0 Tor two lots on whitman ave /.
street graded sewer. city water all
tn and pald for. a five lliidInE site.
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A e JOHNSTON
For sale and Exchange Property
g. OK double houses. renting for SO
per month aaNiG0 a. lot for each
Finely located IN ballard
81 fa1=NeW nVesfoum modern house .
lot 5aNsa. elegant view of sound. near
cofdaEe plant
tpoe=ls lota. close TO two car lines
Ballard
faaal4ot tKs1 near 18th and Cherry
tast=tspt fzsigu. 8 minutes on Yealer
car line
81 .os0-i.at axas on Yeslsr and nth
tsA@A ten=acrp tract choice bottom
land. - bearing fruit trees running
STREAM Of water. house and barn [.
Cedar Valley. Hsutou car line. WIN
exchange for lot
&. 90 s acres Al land. flne6- room house
barn. place well fenced. city water
orchard. 81 chickens. COW. tons
husa. ~ minutes on Reutou car line
VIII exchange for Seattle property.
tlouk over my list before buying.
4ua Second ave
Phones Main lai Ind. a 2fsb. u
FOR sALE-nY owner. Broom house
and lot For further particulars see
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Stockholders meeting of
BIRD Mining Company. ScAttle.
Waah 70 ~ held a. .. m, Jan
nj. is5 a. their office, Room -
Oriental Block. Richard Hayes. Hee-
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Acreage Fer esls-een,,a.

Acreage Fer sals-cont'd.
GoNEUNNENf LAND
a-nrHrrc desert claim locations under
proposed ditch only raW ehuich
once left Tor further paftle alara
apply 90 W D. fattsu. b Pacific
Hook
CHEAP CLOSE ~ tract - als large
lots only So. terms g. per month
on uil elk lnt. fine Tor garden fruit
aud chickens uu ear Hoe rs min
utrH ridr Gen Wash sd car g. South
east Seattle. AK Tor Cole.
A BARGAIN
fsn Tor i've acres ~ fine land. enc
mile from hitrftuu station. land
sells FlEht along eide ~ this
tract fur $50 O. So PEE acre This
u fine buy. Tart cash. balance
TAHY.
q n. NICHOLS. e. Pioneer bids #
Hp&E Chgiee acre tracts cheap on
Easy terms near citt. an Hentuu ear
line
Also two eholcs acres near the Tat
vQfsity taaN
"a BOWEN.
iN-t4 arheusrmann Nih tt
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MUST nn SOLD

MUST nE SOLD.
O. So fHiH fine medefH lsfeam
house HHuehlfu fiua Ftaw Lake
nIuH HfuHn "a car luf isaEiHN.
Al fenced house VAS built for
HWHef HaaHH. uuf fHf Hpef ulaH
aiuu part dawn ard 81 81 pet
month viii handle lt thlH prop
srtF must be sold and iH a fine
htlf
o De- Brand uaut.raatn cottage on
hack end VERY desirable tut 90
&c ueaf University car tine. au
street improvements Paid.
g. - AHH frHum ratfHEf. over
iaaHtHE Lake Union close 60
University eaf lot a5tHHa grad
81 ard ready taf Harasu. $40
daKH. - PEI maHfh.
VACANT LOTS
s ssfW Queen Anne. 2 blocks
IL car EHt level. CLEARED and Fea-
n. faf building
falE#assiH Queen Anne level and
rHadN faf building Gloss g. car.
terms
tE8 taI8 TNentf ffih avenue
south lot HfHded and ready fur
building all street Improve
tuautH 4H aud paid
- aHsizH queen Anne Eiafiuus
marine RHaH street Improve
meats al g. Wtfh exception -
HHWaF ard paid thta - snap
ard viii take 80 Huan ard $50
aIlhin one gear 20 handle
HEFfiT 8 HuN
/. sfe4ds HuiidinE Second Ave-.
-
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NECqrT, -. ~. - - 60 +
monthly guaranteed city Me##enKff
Cas tNI Third avenue and n Wash
luNtUu street
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lar Want Ad Agencies.

y. X. Mullen. S2i Ballard ave, COP.
City HALL
Frenaer. Drug Co. Ewing street
and Fremont avenue,
W. A. Mansfield a Co, Druggist
K1rd and jackson.
GrAnam's Home Bakery, 2IoS iss
c. n. Lehrdretf, cigar store, eiSls
Second.
Thos. Harris. az Pesteffiee. Renton.
Lstles Pharmacy, lat ave, north
ard Harrison street }. y. Lit'le'
prcprietor
Carlton & Co. pruusist, cor STR
a.. and Pac. street, South Seattle
y. a. Neors. postoifiee, 50. Park
University Drug Store. University
Station. .
hssssll ST. Pharmacy. 1904 Howell
street.
RAinier Pharmacy, Mr.. Clark, pre-
rrieter. eo2s E. Madison.
cclurabia cruu Store, w. j. Stue
lev. prop.. Columbia, Wash,
Broadway Pharmacy p. z. tisner'
prop-. 6ts BrcadVNay ard JANIS
Quaker prua Co, iol1 Jet ave.
lears's Pharmacy, rs N, broae
~aVs phone. Union %.
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THE miller cess not All the w4teF
that FueH % HE mill The STAR
want ads bring fnu business Nuu
know NOT - Fut an ed IN our
hnWu Town office lies s.raut ave-
nus Tel. Main ss0. ind liza
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MONEY advanced saiarted people. re-
tail merchants teumsterH. boarding
houses. without security. largest
business IN IS principal cities. Toll
man. tl0 Epler block sia Second Ava
A RESPECTABLE place 10 borrow
money on diamonds. ftWUlry.
watches American Watch a Jewel
~ Co. pos First. OPP. hainter=Gfa
private offices. strictly confidential
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II rot WANT A nAWGAfS
Queen Anne Iiul look ~ thess
a ~ modern Hla=ruam house every
thlas complete laf Eniu. with tho
F test Ftea an the hilf which can
never b. obafrHeHsd ~ taken at
once. 8 Ha vii huf lf
A ffseA raum msw huase. electric liEht-
81 6HiiH modern HHHH taEMttuHs uHg
lafs.A fFum thH car Tine uwnrr urpAa
fnHHEH IT mnEH g. offers this for
81 NJ fzs cash. balance like rent
A fINesraau house. tHa blocks from
Ger Hne. good view - the Sound.
EfaHsd dlstfisf. only 81 Do easy
terms
hagEnEa. LEuoLn 4 cox.
Lumber Exchange
Phones James rs. A IA
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H<xfunlnE en Dec i9 you are coraililN
Invited a. attend the outuirE ~ VIC
roiisr skatiug rink ut AuullNtlNta
Hal. eth ard Pine on thc tnuuwifE
nfterueor and evening MONDAY =.
Ttfasffasa Thursdays and FRIDAYS or
each wtek - offer you the latsrt in
ruilrr skates al new and iusi frprn
fhe factor. both hall hcurtnE AHl
rlafn hearluE Zine maple floor and
tafee hail Rest II order viii prevail
NJ AL times. General admission ls,
Ekntas extra Ladies admitted o. we
hal free. No dlsreputahle characters
admitted. n -. viii D. eifcteu. G
= HNee. - - y. u
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bR MINE. n. u g, l. y =
nnpfnber ~ the ROYAL College q Den
Ia Surgeons formerly manaElnE cl-
rector Of the Boston Painless llfnta
InrforN u now located a. u and y
Iinrkley Block. ~ md ave. II
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Abs undtr this tteudiuH five cents "a
line each insertion HlN words TO "a
line Minimum chatKe. a. cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28
SOME Time TODAY.
Expected That This Congress
Will Adjourn Sine Die.
Although Various Matters May Be
Cause Of Postponement.
Legislation Expected on the Panama
Canal Matter.

Washington, April 27.-LegisiatiOn
which now stands in the way of ad-
journment, tomorrow, and the weighty
matters will be permitted to have or
the program for concluding the session
at that time, We're taken up today, at
a meeting Of the Republican steering
committee of the Senate.
The Panama canal bill was placed
above ali other measures and it was
agreed that some legislation must be
had tefore adjournment. An informal
report was received from the Senate
conferees to the effect that no agree
ment is IN sight The House amend
ment to the Kittredge bill places the
entire matter of control of the canal
zone in the hands of the President, TO
make regulations to govern the strip
until the next session OF Congress.
while the kittredse bill goes extern
sively ipro the questions of laws for
the isthmuS in manner that is said to
be satisfactory to the administrations
Following the meeting of the steer
ing committee, Senator Lodge. on the
floor of the Senate. practically served
notice that there could be no adjourn
Hieht uiitii ''Pt'e ieSiSidtiCn ~ cidctch
for the canal zone.
Senator Gallinger announced that
at the first opportunity he would move
FOR an executive session. He has ia
charge the nomination of w. ID. Cru,n
to be collector OF the port of Charles
ton, S. c.. and VIII ask for confirma-
lion. The Crum nomination was dis
cusSed in the session of the steering
committee and il was asreel that if
~ any chanCe the conference on tna
anal bill should delay adjournment
the Crum case Will be pressed i'm the
Senate. The conferecs on The canal ill
nave hopes, however, that they will be
able 10 report ar agreement. tomor-
Tow, and that Congress will adjourn
Turing the day.