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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26
STATE NEWS.
NORTH PITrsToN.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Collins of Chel
sea were callers in town last week
Walter and Grace Powers Of CheI-
sea were the guests of Miss Bernice
Watson one evening last week.
Charles Manson and family moved
| onto the farm recently purchased of
John Grant, last Wednesday.
Mrs. Isabel Merrill visited relatives
in Jefferson last week.
Master Willie and Miss Alice Spar
row spent Sunday with their sister,
Mrs. Emma Huntington of Gardiner
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Green of Water
vile made a brief visit of late with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. K.
Greerss > 80 a a. ,.JB9E 80 eng 4
Thomas Dunn of Boston returned to
that city Tuesday after short visit
with relatives and friends in this vicin-
ity.
Mrs. Ella Addition of Bowdoinham, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. F. P. Morrill,.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. Green were in
Augusta, Tuesday, the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. G.. w. Searls.
WEST GARDINER.
A very interesting flag raising was held
, recently at the Lincoln school on Itch
. field Neck road. The flag was purchased
by the league who furnished entertain
ments to procure the money. Fifty-three
were present at the flag raising and quite
a large sum was realized for the benefit
of the league from the sales of ice cream
and cake. The following program was
rendered:
Prayer, School
Song ''WaShington" School
Poem, Landing of the Pilgrims. School
Welcome. Freda Goodwin
when the Flag Comes Down"
Chester Bentley
Flag Of Ny Country" Gertrude weston
Duet, Our Flag
Mildred Goodwin, Clara Gctchell
Dialogue. Ellswarth Bentley, Harold
Goodwin. Lawrence Weston.
Essay on Lincoln. Elsie Shepherd
Our Nation" Ina Goodrich
Song. When we were two Little Boys.
Harold Goodwin. Chester Bentley
Essay on Washington, Clara Getchell
Song. School
"Mending the Old Flag
Purity of Our Flag" Edward Shepherd
Flags. Marion Weston. Albert Bentley.
Merle Shepherd.
Poem. Our Flag" Schne
Song,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26
maine Gossip
October.

OCtOpcT.
There's no use O sighin fur roses THAT
An fields that are turnin' to brown.
49, birds that were singin'-there no
good in brinSin ~
T,,,tir memory back with a frown;
Nor to tell how you're missin the breeze
that was kiss1n -
The flowers meath the big yellow moon
When you think of the present SO crisp
and SO pleasant.
Well honest, it's better than June!
Somehow every season has moods that
are pleasin'
An the leaves as they drop in your way
Have a business-like hustle; they crackle
ar rustic
An bid YOU take heart an be gay.
The air is that bracin' your blood starts
a-racin
An your pulses beat time to tune
That makes you feel brighter an strong
er an lighter.
It's great. It's lots better than June!
washington Star.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26

Inc great celebration over in Toxic
makes 1t appear that Admiral Togo is
almost as much of hero there as
ftcher Mathcwson is in New York
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26

1t is probably a matter of only a
short time when the life insurance in
N"stigation will be dramatized, but
Will it be cIassed as comedy or trag-
cd,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26

The operators in the Fall r.,
ton mills make it plain that -
VIII not allow their wages to be ra
ed without their consent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26

Since the announcement OF the
project to build the now completed
Northern Maine Seaport railroad from
Lagrange to Stockton Spring. followed
later by the action of the Bangor q
Aroostook railroad in removing its car
repair shops from Old Town to Milo
Junction, there have been those pessi-
mistic citizens and property owners IN
Old Town who have freely predicted
the rand decline in Old Towns indus
trial and commercial Importance and
also its drawback in the matter of
building homes in this city. During
the past year several of these calamity
| predicting residents have had occasion
| to change and modify their views
| Since this time last year there have
been over 20 dwellings erected in Old
| Town. all of them being occupied al
the present time and many more are
projected. There has been a big de-
mand for carpenters and, had it no
been for the fact that Hartwell
Blanchard took a large number of OLE
Towns carpenters to Milo with them
there would have been several NOR
houses put up in the city limits thi
fall. At the present time there is no
a dwelling, shop or store in this cit,
which is not occupied and few cite
can boast of similar condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26

Since they are allowing him to make
speeches over in Japan. it is not at
al probable that Colonel Bryan is
suffering any feeling of inconsistencies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26

Charles NJ. Schwab is to have a
carved silver dinner service manufac-
tured at cost of s150.000. 1t is said it
viii be the finest ever made for 4
private dining room.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26
70
,,,r,-SeSsfse's
MADISON.
StrUS a uCUt JuSS oocNC
house. Saturday morning

house, Saturday morning. 60. ----
Maud Bracket is visiting her aui'l
Mrs. I.ongley for few days tins "eeh'
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Blackwell
visited relatives in Fairfield, Saturday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Blackwell ana
Miss Jennie Smell have gone 10 Pasa-
dena, Cal, to pass the winter.
Albert and Clarence Longley nave
gone up river hunting.
Milton Merrill is up river hunting TINS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26

The new building built j.
for the home of the Maine Cortland
Society. adjoining the Loiorical
l'"uSe' Is nearly completed. How
mas been about ST.. 900, ,st
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26

PORTLAND Advertiser: What doth if
profit the one who stitch behind nor -
the play if when Il woman removes her
n"' Siie exposes a mass of elaboratelv
~ rdised halr that towers nearly to
.he height of foot? That spectators
ias' estate is worse than his first. be-
cause the hat did serve to keep down
some OF the eXuberancc of the piled
uD locks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26

forty-three years ago. October Is,
the Twenty-third Maine Regiment left
Portland for the war, and a Sumner
correspondent points out that hva an
OF II men that went from Summer .ra
still living in that town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26

What pity the real original Sher'
lock Holmes cannot put n few weeks
work in Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26

Ise season of rummtge sales is on.
whfcgas one at Caibou, last week.
I'd over $40.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26
| chas. l.. Turgeon Of Auburn has "a
rare collection of coins. There are

sav9ges. W., - washington TINS Lies
bro brought home quite a , ,,o rom the the
building was repaired. In the lot are
pieces of Mrs. Lincoln's reception
dress worn on occasion of the inaugu-
ration of her husband. a bank draft
signed by Gen. Robert r. Lee Is one OF
| the most priced of the souvenirs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26

ting SIS and sfamers are now get
potatoes, but expeyer barrel for their
least a dollar higher 9n to go at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26

ESTABLISHED, 1925.

>>otice whatever will be taken of
tsaed communications.
AdJresI cannot be held responsible
s,,,,s,o,.;Servation or return of re-
Anrnsta M.nications relating to
advertisements to
Publishers,
Thursday, Octobe,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26

Happy Camden 4 wealthy an
public spirited citizen. J. G. Straw
bridge offers to build 4 Mac.dam rca,
the entire length of the main stroot !,
an expense of $4,000, if the town will pu
III ire culv"rts and maintain the ROM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26

Inc proposal of bringing a shoe in
dusctry to Biddcford is arousing oo.>a
oeai OIL interest. Biddeford is not in
danger of having too many industries
ana many people would like to see the
shoe business boom here on larger
scale than it did years ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26

The man who acquires the overcoat
habit now will regret it later on. Elk
ercise enough to get up circulation IS
better than clothing until after the
snow. falls, and it is far more heaithfui
and costs less. If one does not care
TO walk. let him buy a few cords OF dry
hardwood, and commune with the
buckSaW.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26

The mills are feeling the dfccts of the
low water in the rivers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26

a South WATERFORD physician who
mas been in practice q years figures
out that in that time he has driven q
team fully $4,000 miles over country
raOds.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-03
Waroi Gras, Glorioa, Der Siisen.
Speaial MusHns fir Snbtana 9pnri.
fen iiber bic Bennfplnamta 3tntem.

gu iebr ansenebmer Belt fir cine ReiIe
mad benz Siioen fornnrt Der 1pe3ieIe Ritts
@inter 9luslus fir Snbiana Touriften,
cine ni&t foft'pielige Reiie fur @eiunbbeits
Sudenoe nod ben ~beriibrnten N~usHuaSorten
bon Slorioa un6 beS SioenS, einfdIieSIih
arpeier 8ersniisunsstage Der befannten Narbi
9ras SeftIibfeiten su Tem Orleans. Gin
maifiper SULLIVAN 3ug perIdBt ben Snbianas
polls Union Sabnbof am 81. Sebruar Inn 7
ubr Mbenbs iiber bic Yenniplpania 2inien.
9unfte BON Sntereie Der Route entlans
fHIieBen in fi1 bic beriibmten SHIahtfeIeer
2oofout Nountain, Gbid ifnauga, atlanta,
Sapannab. bic Nari9route BON ,Sberman
mad benz Reer".
Die Tour umfabt Drmonb, ber beribmte
Observation-Disclosures st Mueuitine nit
ieine1 altertblmIi1en ipanif9en gaiticnen !;
9eniaeola, non Rarine Snterefe; 9ab
@briffian, baS Newport bes Siiben, RobiIe,
Birmingham, NaibpiIe, nit eeniigenb 2eit
CUR nmi1au. Smei Gage MufentbaIt in
Netp Orleans trdbrenb bes Nar6i graS.
glf Tase in benz fonnigen Siioen, ~entfernt
pom benz Sis inb S1nee bes Norbens unb
Der %8oftenpunft einimIieBlih Huqmans nur
$50. Oa bic SHlafitenen 3eitigf i'm 8ors
aus beiteqt tperben fonten 70 fpre@en Sic
balb bcr ODER fdreiben sic an 20. SO
8i@arofon, siftftant General 9aKaaier,
Mgent, indianapolis, er rpirb ale Sraaen
bereittuiuigff beanttrorten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-03

5remben rrir au oft auf 2offen nnferer
Selbfdnoi9tsit uno @igenart. tibsr-
trieben.
Mu9 i'm aeiffiaen ME i'm wirtbi9aft.
li&en 8erfe5re fo0 elm 8olf ME Bios
smpfangen, Obne aud felbf au proou.
SIREN uno 3u aeben. Sc mebr mir
9eutiden elm frdftiges nationales
SelbfsefabI begen, ie treuer mir oas
gsfe unierer giaenart berabren uno
nod benz 8orbiloe unIerer groBsn
Si6tsr unb 9enfsr v9rOBe @eoanten
unb Elm reines 9ers" als oas 96@fie
uns erbitten unb erffreben. beffo mebr
tueroer mir ni9t bios bic N9tuns Der
anoeren 06lter sewinnen. fonbern audi
einsn beiliamsn ginfiuB auf fie aus.
hben uno fe gu eolem Wetteifer In bu-
maner Sslbfer3iebung anre9en.
Au9 in biefer Be3iebuns t6nnte Elm
an @9iner's @amen fd tniipfenoes
bsutides @atiOnalfef bic beften 6rtidte
fur uniere 2anosleute traaen: ss fbants
au4 Den ni9toeuti6en Na3barn oas
%SerftdnoniB uno bic Mdtuns fur beut,
idss Wefsn msbr als bisber erf4lieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-03

4ffe ais OiebsfGneer.
Sn GliGD Bel paris 6eIiBt cine DAME
einen groBen 9uf, Der nit ~alIerbonb
@etbier beb0ltert lit. Sn elmer Ra9t
I9li9 1i6 Elm Sieb in ben @dnfeItaa.
Gr bate bereits brei @Gnien ben 9als
umsebrebt, ais er plDBli9 elm @erduf4
gu pernebmen glaubte. Giligft fli4<
tete er aus benz @tan unb eelanste na9
renigen @9ritten por cine 9iitte. Wit
einem frGftisen Griff rib er bas @ors
lesef6lpb ab unb Drang in bas bunfle
Snnere elm, I'm ii6 gu berfteden. Op9
bate er es ft9 bier faum bequem 9ez
ma9t, als spei feline, a6er febr feIte
Sdnbs iib um feinen 9als fralten unb
spei itarfs 3abnreiben iid in i'm ber@
bifen. 2(us S9mer5 unb @neit rief
Der ginbrs9er I'm 9ilfe. 9ie 8eiiberin
be5 9pfes fam nit ibrem 9efinbe unb
befreite ben Ginbrineling aus ben 9dns
ben zines Mffen, Der in Der 9iitte einz
gefperrt par. Ser S9nappbabn
tpurce Der Noli5et ubercnttpprtet.
Mutsfei {. Gin f9neu unb
frdftig tpirfenbes Oin9emittel fir &ii<
9en> rno 8lumensepd9ie beitebt in
Maloteimen, pel9e in ben 8ierbraue@
reien gu ba6en iinb. Sian itreut lie BEL
feu9ter Ditterung fpariam babin. fpo
sebiinet fperben ioG. Sci Sopfgepd9s
len Dirb na9 Dem ueberitreuen bic
@rbe fart begohen. Die @irfuns tit
cine dana duffauenhe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-03
ollie.

@has.S s. 90 Tile I, Elm Subrmarii
Der Moams @rpreb Co., purbe 9eifern
Nbenb fhmer berleBt. st NOR sur
Musbiilfe nod Der 8abnbofs.O Office Der
grpreb @ompagnie 9eididt tuorben.
Nls sr nit einsm Nufsrn-6cb auf Der
Sdulter tiber bic @eleiie cling, tuuroe
er bon elmer 3angir=2 otomOtipe erfabt
uno un9efdbr awan3i9 GUS melt mite
gsi9lsppt. Ser 2ofomotipbeiaer fab
bic 9appe Wsiler's bur9) bic 9uft
fiegeri uno risf benz 9otOmotipfihrer
gu, anaubalten. Der @erun9lidte
tpurbs nod ieiner Wobnung sebra9t.
Der arat fano Mn3eiden. baB bic 5irn.
idals ssbrodsn 1T. gs mirb msbrsre
Sage bausrn, ebe man wiHsn tann. OBJ
bic gerlesuns i6otIid it ooer ni1t.
90. u. 5errina. elm S@anf.
tsaner bss priscstOn 9Otels, tOaioirte
an Der Gde Wef uno Waibineton Ctr.
nit einsm Strabenuagen uno 3os f9
cine 3opfwunoe 3u. Die Nmbulana
Inter Or. &eao bonn Diipenfarium
tibsrfibrte ben 8erlebten In feline @Ob'
nung.
Sem. % ilon, 720 Superior
Ctr, i'm 8e9rife einen Wef @aie;n9s
ton StraBenbabnua9en su beffei9en,
fttr3te uno mubte mittelf Nmbulan3 in
feline @obnung bef6roert tueroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-03
Sao,ueDtfebe

Giner i'm beiten Gimme .aalanten"
SamenfDelt barf f9 Die mdnnlide ges
bD%lterune Der f9pebifGen Stabt 6os
paranba erfreuen. Ourh einftimmiq.n
@ei9lub Ger itGbtiIGen Weibli6feii
norb Der itdrferen 9dlfte Der Sdpa=
ranbas8 eb0lferung ndmli9 0ffeatli6
funb unb 81 tpifen setban, bab ma
bel gintritt ftdrteren Semperaturriidz
gauges elm fir onemal auf bic iibli6e
@rubform our9 ebrerbietiges 3iften
Der !9auptbebedung @erSi9t leiife unh
fi4 ftdtt beifen nit benz einfa9eren
unb tor allen in 6Dgienii6sr G:jisbung
portbeilbafteren @erfobren Der militGz
ridden 8esriibungspeis!s gu besniigen
tptnens lei. Die riiGi9tspone aunbz
gs6ung lit bur9 ben nmitanb perans
laBt pproen, baB audi Bel @intritt
gr0Berer &dlte mad dr5tli6er @rfub<
rung bic @tatifif Der &opferfranfun>
gen unter Der 9errentpelt regelmdbis
cine auffdIige Gteigerung erfennen
lGBt. I'm zen 9erren Ger S90pfung
bic @ornabme Der eripieiensn @unltbes
aeugurg nidt aaau fdper gu MAIDEN,
lit ii6risens in Der fragliasn &unbses
bung Der mp9liGe @orbebalt eineez
flo9ten, bab Die @ruBbersinFa9uns nun
III fol9en Sasen in @iltisfeit tritt,
ipenn bds thermometer ninDeiteas
einen &dlteftanb ton 20 Grab geliius
Seigt. On rmilheren" Sugen bagesen
bleibt a1es teim alien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-03
@rnnoeieentbums rlebertrasuneen.

Die @rben bon Semple 6. Sarrifou
burd ben Sheriff an Sabio 9. Sdo.
fielb, I Nntbeil bon Got 106 unb bic,
Blods in S6ofielo's &c. abolition, bac.
3miiden Der Wonon. Babn unb War=
tinoale Mue., 25. uno 80. Gtrabe,
$4,000.
gliflbetb M. Obr on Sarmon $.
Grteblp &C. Cots 4 unb 5, Gales Sub
bibiRon. Sbsit bon Outlot Al, 40 bel
SO 6uB, bae., Noropeffeits bon MaKa-
duistts 4ps.. 6fli9 bon gaf Str,
$4,000.
Sacob Wtler an @uffab u. pohl=
mann. Elm Mhtel Intbeil, Got SO, III
boro & Sos 8. Suboioiion, 81 bel
l40-GuB, berb.Kert, Gillette bon Cor
nell Nue., n6roli@ bon IL. Strabe,
$500.
s. 6snrp Waqer &C. an bsnfslbsn,
bieielbe Got, 5000.
@eoree %. Sbslbp an Sba 90. Sol-
Ian, Got 80 iinb She'll bon 20, 9ieber's
9lbb., Noro SnoianapOlis, fholids
Settle Der Go1s Str, 6fli9 bon SSa=
belle Str. $500.
@iliam q. @arion an Wilbelmino
Sbeine u. u Got IA. Wrisbt's Sen-
niion parf Mbb., 81 bel 1877 CUB,
berbefsrt, Ofieite Der S0inois Str.
apifden 26. unb 81. Ctr. SIS, 600.
@bauncsp 6. Burner an 9arrp q.
Sempfsao, She'll Got 1. Graaee's
Subj, Nubsnlot l. 1888 Sub an
st. Wapne Wpe., unb lis SUB an
Selamare Str, iibpsfli9e gde, Der.
beHert. SIS, 900.
@eorss 6. 6aber an Wiliam 8
Worriiun, 8bsil noro6fli&e @ierteI,
Sec. 81. Somnibip Is. &ange A.
IL SO older perrp Somnibip. $9l7 80.
Ssurp pauli an Otis g @larf.
She'll Cots 269. 27O, 271, Hoble's
grbsn Subj. AuBenlOt As u. a.. IS
BET 99.2 SUB. nac., Ofieite Sapiofpn
Str, n6rolid bon Warfst Str. $1,000.
psarIon Wenoenbal an Senrp 6.
Dollman, Got. 81. Gountain Square.
38 bel 95 SUB, puc., ROroieiie MOrris
bon 0unter Ctr. $500.
permelia 5. siIper an 9p. sepern.
Srufse, peifl. ] Got 4. 8uilep's grbsn
Sarriion & Co., aob., as %
bel 100 5uB, perb ShoOftede @apitOl
gbe. uno 81. ctr. $4,000.
gilbert 9. Garter an Wiliam 6.
Berner, oot17. @arter's erie Mbbition.
Ofisit. Der S0iaois Str, fholi9 BON
81. Str. $500.
Sof. g. 2iIer on Gbas. 8. Boomers,
Got IS, 8racslano parf addition,
Offsite Der Rortbmefern NDe.. fibli4
bon 25. Str. $3.50.
Thurman 8. Sa0 an Sface Gree.
mon, Got Is. Walter's S%unnpfioe Io.
Srbinaton. Oaieite Der Dillon
Str, iioli6 BON Sultan Mpe. $4,000.
State plasa COMPANY an Sohn g.
Wcgounsg, Got 5. State Pla3a, Noro'
tpeftede partpiem Nps. unb Of Wafb=
$2275.
emma Bromr on albert Gifher, Got
9 In Wc@lain's Subj. BON Blod 13,
iio6fli9e Mbb.. 80 BET 1894 Sub,
Norbof-@ ds bon Minneiota
uno Mrtbur StraBe. $1,000.
Soibua 6. 5lorea on gilbert Dunn.
Got 10 In 9rof's Subj. bon 8lod Is.
Decentralization. IS bel 1853 6ub. per'
bsHert, DehFeite BON Sing Ape . n6ro.
lid bon Walnut Str. $3.50.
Clinton @aIotuap on SAINTS We.
Wamara. Got 231 In allen & Roots
Norb. Nbbition, 40 BET 173 SUB. Der.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-03-15
JOHN L. BRIGHT
IS HOME AGAIN
THINKS THE ELECTRIC ROAD TO
KENDALL WILL BE BUILT
WITHOUT DELAY.

John L. Bright, of the Citizens
Electric company, returned home Mon
day night, after an absence of sever
al weeks in New York City and the
east, where he has been ON business
connected with the projected electric
railroad from Lewistown to Kendall.
Mr.. Bright returns in a very hopeful
frame of mind, and while he does not
say that he has closed up all the
financial arrangements for this great
undertaking, he states that the pro.
iect is in most satisfactory shape, and
that he accomplished all that he ex.
pected-
Does Not Expect Delay.
These big propositions move slow
ly," said Mr.. Bright t. the Argus
''and while am not prepared to say
that everything is finally settled,
can say that If nothing unforeseen oc
ours, there will be no occasion tor de
laying operations. When the finan
ciers are interested in project that
lies far away from their usual base
of operations, there is always the
chance that something else may in
tervene to take their attention, but
as the matter stands now, there is ev
cry prospect of going right along with
the enterprise, after the franchise il
granted"
Mrs. Bright, who accompanied hel
husband east, will return next Mon
day.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-03-15
REPUBLICANS
CALL MEETING
Will Be Held at the Court House Next
Friday Evening to Consider I'M
portant Matters.
COMING MUNICIPAL CAMPAIGN
Mass Meeting to Determine the Lines
Upon Which the Contest is to
be Wa0ed.

The lines upon which the coming
municipal campaign will be fought
will be definitely determined Friday
night, when the Republicans will hold
a mass meeting at the court house to
agree as to the line of action to be
pursued.
The Republican city central COM
mittee held a meeting Tuesday even
ing to consider the matter, those pres
ent being Frank E. Smith, chairman;
Halsey r. Watson, secretary; A. B.
Lehman, from the First ward; Ed
mund Wright, from the Second ward;
George Stafford, A. w. Stoddard and
G. A. Parrot from the Third ward,
and Rudolf Won Tobel, at large.
For Mass Meeting.
After going over the situation at
considerable length, with full dis
cussion Of recent developments and
their bearing on the election, Mr..
Wright moved that mass meeting of
Republicans be called to assemble at
the court house Friday evening, March
II, to take steps toward nominating
candidates for city Offices. the COM
mittee recommending to this mass
meeting the nomination of citizens
ticket.
This motion was unanimously car.
ried, and it is confidently expected
| That there will be q large and repre-.
sentative attendance at the meeting
Under the call, it is supposed that the
first matter to come up for considera
tion will be the question as to wheth
er citizens movement shall be in
itiated, and all classes of citizens in
vited to rally to it's support, or a
straight party ticket shall be put in
the field.
! Is Of Great Importance.
The sentiment in favor of a citizens
ticket appeared to be practically un
animous in the Republican party vi
TO few days ago. Since the meeting
of the Democrats Monday night, how
ever, when it was decided to MAKE
the fight on party lines, SO far as tn
Democracy Is concerned, q somewha
different aspect has been given tn
situation. The real sentiment as
now exists will be developed at th'
coming mass meeting.
The question to be decided is on
OF such importance to the party, a.
well as to the municipality, that th'
committee hopes every Republican
who can be at the court house Frida,
night will attend.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-03-15
Train Wreck in Colorado.

Colorado Springs, Colo, March IA.
Missouri Pacific passenger train No.
II, southbound, running on the D. &
II. G. tracks, collided with the Den
yer & Rio Grande passenger train No
4. northbound, last night at Fountain,
IA miles south of here, and ten Per
sons were injured. No. 4 was head
ing in from the south end Of the
side track to allow No. IL to pass,
that train having the right OF way
but before it could clear the main
line No. II crashed into the dining
car. overturning it, together with a
tourist sleeper. The most seriously
injured are:
Conductor ]. F. Creighton. OF the
dining car, internal injuries, may die
c. E. Richardson, Buffalo. N. Y, ser
icusly cut about the head ond shoul
ders; Mrs. Richardson, right arm
broken and injured in the back.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-03-15
ONE DIPLOMATS VIEW.
Believes Russia and Japan Will Com.
bine In the Orient.

bine In the Orient.
Washington, March 13.-Convinced
that Russia and Japan will both sue.
cumb to the enormous financial strain
placed upon them by the war, Dip
lomat representing one of the neutral
powers most interested in the final is
sue, has within the last two days
sent a confidential message to his gov
eminent warning it to be on the look
cut for secret agreement to be ne
gotiated between Russia and Japan
direct regarding the preilminaries for
settlement of their difficulties.
What it was that prompted the send
ing Of this message cannot be learn
ed, but it's author is at all times ex-
ceptionally well informed on affairs
of state and diplomacy. His belief
gin, will be conducted between St.
Petersburg and Toxic direct finds
credence. Indeed. another diplomat ex-
pressed the opinion today, that the
field of battle would be the scene Of
l'gerents looking to peace. However
secret the negotiations, it is declared
| that the United States, Great Britain,
Germany and France are keenly on
the alert for such development. and
would promptly demand the terms Of
the agreement for their inspection.
1t Is learned that the Chinese gov
ernment is prepared when the hour
Of peace comes to call the attention
Of the powers to the repeated assuran
ces, which, at the invitation of the
i United States. each has given of their
! faithful adherence of the Hay princi
! pies that Chinese entity must be main
, tanned.