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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-05-06

~ =. .,..,'''' -, ,''''...':......s...... -. IS 90
John Thomas, barley for -
-, . ~ ''.''' .'..'...',.''........" '.'...''......." 741
W FLoder, salary and ex-
pehse coroner ............. 81 90
G A Walton, visiting sick
disallowed.. ..............$3oo
Georgia Mcfarland, mark
ing examination papers,. a 90
Plowhead & Mabee, seed
Tor poor tarm............... s2s
In the matter of the resignation
OF I. c. Egleston, R. A. Cowden
and s. L. Ball as Directors of the
Pioneer Irrigation District, it ap-
pear1ng to the Board that the legal
representatives of all parties con-
cerned have given their consent
thereto on motion said 1esigna-
t'ons are hereby accepted.
On motion the board adjourned
until April II, 1905, at 10 o'clock
a. n.
Attest: John A. Tucker, Clerk.
Approved: F. Fisk, Chairman
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-05-06
New Plymouth LaConiCs
scial to The Caldwell Tribune.

Special to The Caldwell Tribune.
New Plymouth, May 3, 1905
Frank Ellis visited his sister,
Mrs. Wright at Washoe.
The Bliss boys went to Weiser
and Boise this week in search of
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-05-06

Senator Wayman, George Fraz-
ier and George F. Sprague have
bought the Twin Falls News, and
the company has been incorporated
The paper has been greatly i'm
proved since the new firm took
charge, and as the owners are men
of prominence in state affairs and
politics, the News will doubtless
take front rank in the newspaper
field of Idaho.-Emmett Index.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-05-06

No paper published anywhere
covers the news of Utah, Idaho,
Montana, Wyoming and Nevada so
thoroughly as The Salt LAX e
Tribune. For those who do not
take the daily, either because of
not getting their mail every day or
because Of the expense, there is no
Other metropolitan paper that will
come so near meeting every want
as The Salt Lake Semi Weekly
Tribune. 1t is published on Tues
days and Fridays, has twenty or
twenty-four pages Of well-selected
news and reading matter each
week, and will be sent you one
year for $3.50.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-05-06

John Van Derlip was building
brick fue over the Buck Horn
saloon yesterday. The wind was
blowing regular Kansas simeon,
and Van had to fill his pockets
with brickbats in order to stay on
the roof while gentle Zephyrus
toyed with his drapery or per-
colated through his alfalfa. But
he built the chimney, while null
titudes thronged the streets far
below and gazed anxiously, fearful
that every coming blast would jar
the sturdy brickmason from his
lofty moorings. At one time an
eddying gust carried d hod of bricks
fully 500 feet straight up in its
dizzying vortex. But he built the
chimney.-Lemhi Herald.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-05-06
Telephone to Rockville.

manager Dutton, of the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone exchange,
announces that the line to Rock.
vile, estimates for which have
already been approved at the
general Offices, will be hurried 70
completion as rapidly as. possible,
1here are to be three stations on
the line, one at Wright's Ferry,
one at Jump Creek and one at
Rockville. Later, it is. thought,
rural lines will be strung along the
Rockville poles as the people of
that sect1on are very anxious to be
connected with the Bell system.
The telephone business in this
section is developing very rapidly"
said Joel L. Priest, publicity agent
OF the company, who was in Cald-
we'll this week. Mr.. Priest left
Salt Lake ten days ago for a tour
OF the Bell system. He was much
impressed with the telephone busi-
ness of Caldwell.
ut is difficult for me to believe"
ne continued, that Caldwell has
only about 21oo population. The
telephone business here would indi-
cate much larger number of peo-
pie. The only possible way to rec
onclle the number of local calls
there were 2I,264 in April, with
the stated population is to assert
that the people of Caldwell are ex-
tremely progressive and business
like.
The telephone'is is as sure baro-
meter of business conditions as the
bank clearings. Show me a city in
which the telephone is in general
use and I'll show you a city that is
and prosperous. This Is
the case with Caldwell. You have
a great country around you from
which to draw business and there
is every reason for believing that
the city will continue to grow and
prosper"
Mr.. Priest is an old newspaper
man, having been editorial writer
On the Salt Lake Herald for several |
years. He expects to return to his
place on that paper as soon as he
has completed his work of organiz-
ng the Bells publicity department.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-05-06
coMMIssloNtRs' PROCEEDINGS,
Caldwell. Idaho, Apr. 10, 1905.
First day April term.

met this day pursuant to law. Pres
emf F. E. Fisk, Chairman; D. ?
nodd and !. F. T, Basye, Commis
sioners, and J hn A. Tucker, clerl
when the following proceeding
were had.
The following County and Pre-
i ciuc; sOfi,e ers' reports weie exam
iped and approved: ...
INV. Watkins, Assessor and Elk
Of6cio Tax Collector.
i O. N. Van Duyn, County Attorney
7 c. Nichols, Sheriff. ...
Il W. C. Maxey, County Physician
j Cora B. Bean, Supt. of Public In
struction.
zLH. Altizer, Supt. County Pooi
Farm.
M |. Church, Probate Judge.
] Tohn A. Tucker, Clerk of the Dis
trict Court and Ex-Oficia Audi
tor and Recorder.
u On motion the following bills
were read and passed upon and
warrants ordered drawn on the cur
rent Expense Fund for the amounts
allowed:
i Tim DriscOll, Justice of the
Peace, disallowed, so al =
lowed ..........................$ 58 AZ
Sumner W Dee, salary Coun-
! ty treasurer. I25 90
ON VanDuyn, salary Coun-
ty Attorney and expenses 3o4 Io
Central Lumber Co., coal,
lumber, etc................... 276 81
George A Dew, salary Dep.
uty Recorder.............:... 225 90
Cor B, Bean, Supt. Public
instruction ................. 256 55
H Altzer, Supt poor farm Ais
4" ii RedNay, mdse....... SO 63
7 K Little, mdse .............. 2 60
CIV Cooper Lumber Co.,
coal ......,.... .,......,..... 20 rs
Nv CMaXey, salary, County
Physician 75I5
Mrs John a Tucker, type
writing mlchIue............ 90 90
Matte l.. Tucker, salary
deputy Clerk ,.............. 225 90
M Church, salary Probate
Judge ................... ........ $50 90
John HenshaW, constable
tees, disallowed 81 allowed A5s|
Ohm A Tucker, salary clerk 400 90
Nampa Leader Herald, print
'"s''''''','.' ......... 22 90
Booth Furniture Company
SuPplles '''.''.......,......." Fl so
caldwell Milling Co., mdse.
4 " ~, poor farm................ 26 10
W Wheeler, labor r.. 22 20
L Payne, salary, deputy
InT, !" =. '.'...'............ 225 90
F Hartkopf, labor. ......... 545l
' Nichols, saI,ry sheriff
Suu expenses ..."....~ 4o1 rs
F0Oert Sturgeon, janitor
n;,t, 5"' ""'cn ''''...'..'. 113 "a
NTH NJ Premier Typewriter
~'cn'ne for assessor 1o2 so
"o''0' len''.,........... 10 90
p. RlR Woodward, medi-
cal services, disallowed
1920, allowed .. o. 81
10 roX Co., mdse to
ocE" ~, ,,,,''.,,'..,.'...,.,.,. 9 so
UCky U Mtn. Bell Telephone
70, rent and toIls...... AZ 2oI
+ Dodd Co., commission
= 81 = salary AMI expenses. 138 90 |
+ I Basye, di,to
FE;., W 0'''o''''..'.'... I55 20
7 Sni+l N.''0 '0'''''''.''....... 155 so
arl No, ''"l'o' '''''''...- II 81 |
Naughmer, J P, laid
cver' not properly veri- !
Dria g '''',.......".$37 o5 /
aI a'S nochnsbel, typewriter
Tor 70 Probate Judge.... 90 90
= Hnsel, livery y,....... zoI
=. o'kes' exporting work
ont o. tax TX: sale records 90 90
nss boa., ,Wiggington, making D ~
booths D for election al
quo, oone, assigned accounts a. A.
oraa ao.e & 4 Kirk, printing. 100 20
po,s1; urge Smell, sage brush for ~. ''
ourt house.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-05-06
Caldwell, Idaho, April II, 1905.
2nd day Of April term.

|
The Board of County Commis-
sioners of Canyon County, Idaho,
met at 10 O'Clock a. m. pursuant to
adjournment from yesterday. All
members of the Board being present
when the following proceedings
were had:
In the matter of the appointment
OF County Physician, it appear
ing to the Board that said Office
is vacant, DR.. w. E. Waldrop
having agreed to accept the same
according to the terms and con-
dItions of the contract which ap-
pears on page 55 of Book 3 of
Commissioners Minutes, therefore,
on motion. said DR.. w. E. Valid
rop is hereby appointed County
Physician for the balance of the
year 1905. and ordered to file bond
as required by law.
On motion the following bills
were read and passed upon and
warrants ordered drawn on the
Current Expense Fund for the
amounts allowed:
Caldwell Banking and Trust
Co, Rent, disallowed $24.
80, allowed..................$ 48 90
Caldwell Banking and Trust
20. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" 40 "a
Caldwell Power Co Wiring
Judge Smiths office ....... 6 40
4 K Little, Mdse............... 49 50
c G Stiles, carpentering.... us
H H Jones, Mdse..........." IS 50
J w Watkins, Salary Asses
or disallowed $12, allowed o38 21
S D Hartkopf supplies ....,.. IS 40
I G Perkins, J. P. fees, dis.
allowed 81 40, allowed... 40
Parma Lumber Co., lumber
for booths................... { 40
w Fl Ames, constable fees,
disallowed 81 40, allowed 3 40
D Masterson, making booths
for election. ................. 90
G w Hodson, taking care
of poor, disallowed S. 90,
no application for county
aid filed with the Clerk
of Board.
Geo D Barnard & Co, sup
plies NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SO 90
Irwin Hodson Co, supplies 1875
Bushong & Co, supplies, !
disallowed So IS, allowed 32 50
In the matter of the appointment
of Directors of the Pioneer Irriga- /
ton District to fill the vacancies
caused by the designations of T. G. |
R. A. Cowden, S. L. Bell
and w. G. Flora, on motion the
Board appointed N. S. Dils, John
Nicholson, J. A. McRobbie and J.
J. Wachter.
On motion adjourned until 10
o'clock a. m, April ~, 1905.
Attest: John A. Tucker, Clerk.
Approved: F. E. Fisk, Chairman.
Continued next week.
There will be a special sale of
dress and street hats at Dorothy
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-05-06

There will be a special sale of
dress and street hats at Dorothy
Stewards millinery parlors next
Friday and Saturday.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-01-28

steadily between LenoX, New York,
Jersey City, Pittsburg and the West,
and often can be found in the machine
shope with his coat off
His business enterprises include
The Air Brake Co., the Westinghouse
Electric Co., the Westinghouse Ma
chine Co., the Union Switch & Signal
Co, the French Westinghouse Electric
Co., the German Westinghouse Co., the
Russian Westinghouse CO., the Can
adam Westinghouse Co., and several
other concerns, with capitalization of
$1OO,O00,0O0 and 10000 workers.
AS an instance of his power over
men is told the story of Pittsburg
banker who evaded answering him on
the telephone because he feared that
Westinghouse would ask him for a
large loan, and that he would have to
yield to Westinghouse persuasion, al
thought not in position tho to make
the loan.
few years ago in a game of whist
Mr. Westinghouse did not take up his
cards, but kept drawing on a piece of
paper for some time, ignoring his i'm
patient partners. Suddenly he cried
cut: Brown, I've got that natural gas
meter fixed-here it is; it cannot fail
to work successfully" and, taking up
his cards he asked: Whose turn is it
to play?"
Mr.. Westinghouse is more than six
| feet tall, well-proportioned, erect as an
Cak, with pleasant, open countenance
and bright, brown eyes full of life and
vivacity. His step is quick, long, elias.
tic, and when he is sitting either his
feet are moving or his hands are toy.
| ing with whatever object is nearest.
He strives because the energy is in
him, but then there may be something
more. One day when the air brakes
had saved train from disaster he
said Some day if they say of me
that with the air brake | contributed
something to civilization, something to
safety of human life, it will be suffi
cient. Boston News Bureau.
1 n
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-01-28
Ihlef Travels In Trunk.

b,n al ingenious thief who secreted
fraia seh IN trunk addressed to the
tria snt station at Smichow, in Aus.
ho ' was captured after he had filed
abIoa tunk with miscellaneous valu.
'Oies from other luggage.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-01-28
A Land Of Opportunity for the
Investor! Tourist HomeseekerI

A Land Of Opportunity for the
Investor! Tourist Homeseekeri
Have you money to invest?
Have you muscles to invest?
Have you brains to invest?
Have you leisure to invest?
Do yoL want a home?
Do you want q ranch?
Do you want farm2
Do you want an orchard?
Do not overlook
CALIFORNIA.
Colonist rates daily via Southern
Pacific lines, September 18th to Oc-
tober 18th, 1904. From Salt Lake and
Ogden to San Francisco, Los Angeles,
San Diego and other main line points,
$500.
For descriptive and illustrative lit
erature, call on or address d. r.
Gray, general agent. 201 Main street.
Salt Lake City
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-01-28
AN ANSWER TO LAWSON

w Lawson in the promo
Oh Amalgamated Copper, have
tiOn GIVEN another month IN which
p0' n,ott,e" with the Frenzifier
" rho February number OF EVERY
lows Magazine is out, and for inc
pou ortb or eighth time II is a pre-
s sew or foreword to the promlseu
iace " Of Amalgamated," but no Anal,
o.oot story-only Lawsons usuai
gah ,"om of fiction. He makes no ell
alla's 80 axnlain the lie of his bogus
i lsu ,usurance policy in the last num-
NE 81 tbe magazine. He deals out
pei 81 - fction as to how sentiment is
loS s ~, nv the system" in Wall street,
lna S gives much evidence that his ar
a any, ore now intended for consump-
zion miles away from any centers ol
financial intelligence.
The outside cover OF the magazine
.his time insults Lawson instead OF
ths court It reads, under the picture
- Ratchet, II cannot tell lie"
Moot Of I,awson's Identification to-
dow is in the half-page advertisements
in the newspapers advising everybody
80 coll their stocks and bonds and
afterwards to keep on selling, and to
buv Everybody's Magazine.
The regular magazine section is de-
voted to the reproduction of newspa-
per puffs of Lawson. The real article
Is in the back-and the story Of Anal
gamated still further in the back
ground
Lawson's center piece this month is:
"It is only a matter of simple mathe-
matics to ascertain the day, and that
only few years away, when ten men
will be as absolutely and completely
the legal owners of the entire United
States and all there is of value in it,
as John d. Rockefeller is the absolute
legal owner of the large section of it
the day is here the people will legally
be the slaves of these ten men," This
is a good sample of the Lawson fic-
ton and the Boston News Bureau will
answer it in few words.
If John d. Rockefeller is possessed
TO $500O00000 and William Rockefel-
Ter of 5000, 900, and H. H. Rogers
of S100,000,000, and two other mem
bers of the System" have each $780,
100000, the brains, the machinery and
the Christian gentlemanliness" of 26
Broadway, as described by Lawson,
will aggregate $1,000, 100000, but be.
sides these five multi-millionaires,
there are twenty others in the build
ing whose aggregate wealth is not less
than $5O0,000,000. Some of them may
be supposed to have millions that are
not part of the Lawson robbery sys.
TEN, but put them all together and
their aggregate wealth today cannot
exceed $1,500,000,000 or somewhat
more than the total debt of the United
States government.
This total wealth of 25 multi-mil
nonaires at rs Broadway expanded tC
the total limit is still less than pei
cent OF the aggregate wealth OF the
United States.
BY Lawson's Simple mathematics
ten OF these System" men must ca
up the other Is, before they can hope
10 get per cent of the wealth o
the country. And then the Lawson
ian task is before them at over G.
years OF age to gather in the other 81
per cent and make in few year
regal slaves" of 80 million peopl
worm more than a thousand dollar
each or eighty thousand million do
iars-Boston News Bureau.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-01-28

Warren Foster sells insurance, not
law suits. Commercial Block.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-09-07
VOL. v. NO. 1s.

VARIED VIEWS ABOUT THE MERRICONEAG
of
saperb location Visitors tire the
The anchorage Fishing
Pasimes
application.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-09-07

water towards the Harpswell shore.
And as she went on to tell OF the hot
days, and hotter nights which bring
one exhausted to the beginning of an.
other period OF discomfort and suffer.
ing, and spoke OF the long. Tedious
journey which lies between the dwell.
ers In the Middle West and the pines
and salt breezes OF our own home
coast. her hearers were Constrained
once more with Mrs. Wigs to reckon
up their blessings, count them one bv
one. In order to appreciate the sum
total. First. must come the Thought
OF the supreme blessing of health. the
health and strength which we gather
and store away for the long sbut.in
months OF Ice and snow. of closed
rooms and artificial heat. and for the
que performance OF the duties. large
and small, with which those busy
months are full. Next, to some. comes
the laying down OF care. the dropping
INTO the playtime spirit, the sense of
freedom and leisure, the rest. or the
enjoyment Of some favorite pursuit.
TO the mothers and fathers there ia
the constant Joy OF seeing the little
ones grow brown and sturdy ana
nearly In the safe companionship of
Continued on Page 2.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-09-07
MERRICONEA6 HOUSE.
sEPTEMsER's EARLY DAYS ARE
PROMISING.
Notes Of the Late Season.

Sunday and Monday were off DAYS
with the weather to be sure, but a
little log and rain are no great damp
ener OF the spirits. III the guests are
within call of the card tables and the
tocsin of the SOUL" the dinner bell.
The Misses Pomeroy have presented
Col. Campbell with a handsome. hand
painted jug as a souvenir of their
sixth year at the Merriconeag House.
The jug Is a handsome example of
the artistic work OF these two talent.
ed young ladies'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan o. Gould of Port.
land were at the house Monday taking
dinner here. Mr.. Gould Is of the
william w. Roberts Co, stationers.
and has sailed Casco Bay In all
weathers. being a yachtsman and also
an amateur photographer OF ability.
Mr.. and Mrs. Win B. Packard and
son OF Montclair, ". J., Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. j. Silver OF Elizabeth, ". J., Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Hobart and family
OF Montclair. ~. J., and Mr.. A. II.
Paton OF Ware, Mass, who were on
their way to Bailey Island were
among the party who stayed at the
Merriconeag House Sunday night on
account OF the steamer stopping here
instead OF going through Potts
Channel In the storm and darkness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll I. Swan of
Boston spent a few days here. Mr..
swan Is special advertising agent and
also New England representative for
several magazines and newspapers.
They left for Bar Harbor Tuesday.
Mrs. Campbell. Miss Campbell, Mrs.
starr and the Misses Pomeroy took a
trip TO Casco Castle Friday. The
drive to Brunswick and car trip to the
Castle made a pleasant diversion from
the usual motor boat method Of reach
ing Freeport. The party took dinner
and returned In the afternoon.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-09-07
A MOONLIGHT ROW.

took girl for . moouiis hit rov
On the waters of Casoo Bay.
me moon shone down with .. a.pririant glow,
As Along the road With footsteps slow.
To tae boat we wended our way.
he httie gtri's heart was chesry and lisht
As shs merry birds that ny;
And she aid, 81 love 70 row nc night
when the water reflects the gorgeous light
OF the moon IN the stsriit sky"
Our tiny boat skipped silently
Far out into the bay;
And 70! All was etlll on that restless sea,
And no one was there but her and me
And the moon in It's onward way.
The water, which looked by day so bright,
WAS weird and cold and black;
And the little girl, with shudder OF fright.
Tho ught OF the terrible monsters that might
BE lying In wait IN our track
But with confident words and accents mild,
bid her have no fear;
And the man in the moon looked down ard
tmiled,
Ash ne would say, II am here, my chilc,
Ana naught can harm you while I'm near
Then with fears dspelled aud face agIow,
She looked on .ky and sea,
And We both enjoyed that moonlight row.
Though I've often thought 1 should like 10
know
III she trusted the man in the moon or me.
p M
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-09-07
John Lsmy, Fireman on sebaseodeaan,
was at Battle Of Manila.

Few OF those who have travelled the
bay this season on the staunch steam
er Sebascodegan know that down in
the bowels OF the boat, feeding the
hres which are the force and back
bone OF her. there worked a man who
has done his country's service on the
cruiser Baltimore at Manila Bay under
Dewey. John Lamy Is one OF the most
popular men on the line. his happy
disposition making friends for him
everywhere. He was a fireman on
board the LIST class cruiser Baltimore.
which followed Admiral Dewey's flag
ship Olympia at the engagement OF
Manila Bay. and afterward made a
cruise OF $4,000 miles on the cruiser
Brooklyn, visiting Hong Kong, Port
Arthur and many eastern ports.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-09-07
PRETTY WEDDING.
MISS VIRGINIA CATHERINE EFT.
NIER AND Mr.. HAZEN HOUSE
MARRIED AT SOUTH
HARPSWECL.

Wildwood Cottage, Dr.. A. Everett Aus.
tins Summer Home, Scene Of
Ceremony.
z quiet but pretty home wedding
was solemnized by the Rev. David
Ciairbourn Garrett of Chestnut Hill.
Mass on Wednesday, September 9Th,
when Miss Virginia Catherine Etnier
OF ChSeknut Hill was married to Mr..
Sfazeff' HOUSE. .of-knoxsffie. Tennessee.
at cottage wildwood, South Harps.
we'll, the summer residence of DIR. and
Mrs. A. E. Austin. Mrs. Austin, sister
OF the bride. was matron of honor and
Mr.. George w. McTeer of Knoxville.
Tennessee was best man. The bride
was given in marriage by DIR. Austin.
The porches were beautiful with gold
en- rod and evergreens, while the
house was bower Of sweet peas. The
bride was handsomely gowned and
carried a bouquet of lilies of the val
ley. After the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. House started on their wedding
journey amid showers of good wishes.
Their future home will be Knoxville.
Tennessee. Among the guests pres.
ent were: MT. Joseph X. Cass, lynne,
Pa, DIR. and Mrs. F. b. Vaudeville,
Newark, n. j.. Professor and Mrs. ].
5. Kingsley of Boston, Mrs. Carey
f. Etnier of York. Pa, Miss Austin,
Readville, Maine, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
ard II. Spaulding and Miss Spaulding.
winchester, Mass, Rev. and Mrs.
David c. Garrett of Chestnut Hill.
Mass, Mrs. William McCandless. St.
Louis, Mo-. and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. p.
Sherman OF Philadelphia.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-09-07
MAINE STATE FAIR.

The famous Maine State Fair OF In
exhaustable amusement and pleasant
ly exciting entertainment opens at
Lewiston next Tuesday for four days.
The racing card IL an exceptionally
good one and many Casco Bay people
are planning TO attend. There Is
nothing equal TO the many attractions.
horse and oxen trials, domestic AMI
mails display, track races, acrobatic
feats. vaudeville, etc. etc. OF the
Lewiston Maine State Fair. the lead
ing agricultural fair of the state of
xaine.