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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-02-11
for the position. The corps indorse.

for the position. The corps indorse-
ment Is in part:
I'VE earnestly indorse Mrs Eleanor
j. Hawk as candidate for department
president of the w. r. @. of Iowa With
answering loyalty and unfailing de-
votion to our noble order, and the prin-
ciples for which we stand, she has
given the best years of her life to tho
work. She was member OF every de-
partment convention since 1890, except
two, and of three national conventions.
besides filling all the important offices
in the corps and serving as department.
senior vice president"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-02-11
Home Seekers and Settlers.

On the first and third Tuesdays Of
each month the Iowa Central Railway
has on sale round trip excursion tick
cts to points in Minnesota, Dakotas,
Canada, Nebraska. Missouri, Arkansas,
Oklahoma, Texas, etc, at rate of one
fare plus 50. Return limit twenty
one days from date of sale. Stop cy-
ers allowed. For rates, time of trains,
etc., call on agents or address,
A. B. Cults. G. P. & T. A.,
Minneapolis. MINI.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-02-11
Gets 100000 ! Year

Because he has keen, clear brain
IN a vigorous body. Electric Betters
give both, and satisfy or no pay. Try
them. SOC. F. B. Clark. druggist.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-02-11

Special Diseases Require Special Attention
DR.. SHAILLENBERGER
Diseases Only. Will be at
OTTUMWA Ba 1ingan Hotel Wednesday, March lst,
lone day only and return every 20 days
FAIRFIELD. Leggett House, Tuesday, Feb. 20, 1905
SIGOURNEY Merchants Hotel FRIDAY Mar s. 1905
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-02-11
ENDORSE MRS. HAWK.
colfax Woman Out for Woman's Re.
lief Corps President

Des Moines, Feb. s.-Wife of former
Representative Hawk of Jasper county
will be a candidate for the department
president of the Woman's Relief Corps
of Iowa at the meeting to be held In
Oskaloosa in May. E. d. Duncan post
and corps, at Colfax, have passed reso-
lutions enthusiastically indorsing her
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-02-11

Over 800 cars of ice will be shipped
from Spirit Lake this winter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29

Fifteen Their Lucky Number.
.E,ivc sons 81 Mr.. and Mrs. & IN I;o-
roy, az Fayettn county, lSentucs Sc, Gel u,
Sbratsa thslE bIrtlEd - p. icsa t}hsl, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
WOMAN WITH ASPIRATIONS
By DOROTHY DIX.

started things going N nae nlst plagg
I'd Ike 10 know wherc we'd all be nov
If It hadn't been for Eyes eiierprisa aAd
spirit OF invcstgat on! sun s.t,lbg arc d
in The, Garden Of Eden, dong no'J,ins
garden party, with no liked nlograinue.
and nobody with, any Gio,hps on worth
mentioning, I'd Ike to know what II j.!
That's ali. You may takplny word for
~, Mrs. Smithers, that Adam would have
lot that apple hang There unit! dopmsday
without having enough cnnosit$ 70 even
lind OUT II II vas ripe; aud It's l.yc So
owe The subway 10, ana automobiles and
fashions and all the really interesting
things IN liffia
s tT'hut what makes ms feel the way
do about Women being 70 oppressed, NON
lock ~ me- Iiere ! am With II hnshiud
ana SIX children. ind What am ~
sia aS s sirs sniihess, bound ~ lie p. sel
tors of sex. WEat chance have ! 10 do
anything? What charse have to rise2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29

laoat want 10 hear one word about who
8ttlle9 e, DO 40 bed. both OF yoit--hnti
5g y use Is Ill ATS Slnltaera, 70 llnYs
Il .ia4c d! mag and no liaidF I'm which to
ala are, too, that i 20 sid ne u grea +
ltn5itSfSi b. sprt uf Bnasni SSe. ypu
i.;,Dsl l0d tlliftg | aOlliG make M lions
l atly gBit NE Silnpe. " g fea!iS very
atnIt8s TGu have ONLY IL Dq8 ElpGkS.
%Eeq they afe5l!oW ind scll glW lieiS frey
yeaFh One top Of the marx ! shoaiN
10 That aud wulcn every leak u my
Dllsi4eas, and make every dollar count,
ara not ALLOW amy waste or cxtrayn sance
.in ny ojice-gwhar that you say The
cook wants 10 know Wllat groceries % or
def and whether 10 have beef3of mutton
Tor dlnncr2 Tell her 10 buy wlatey g,
Abe wants and not totbo,hcr me about y.
I ,Rnt bo annoyed looklnglo ont FOR mousse Sc.
hold expenses, though goodness KNOWS
what goes with the food We buy 3. inc
bi.ls are enough To- ise you heart an iallufe-.
hi 4 tell your Mrs, ssmithers, it's duSst
terrible 10 link Of the Justice, OF y
Woman having the financial 'lbll 4; I llllSe
and being aebatfel 4, mi NET n sS,S ffo's
exercising Is, i AZ Y /, ".
,,But Tie worst OF all, Airs. SmlE helr ls
1; MtsD xeu tAipk .l'as .,.s gaoE esEssF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29

cost sam where between one thousand
and liiteen hundred doiiars. The camp
!, hts aeYsfalt nlnaged dollars In bank and
the colntnandei. u. g. GoGde. Is greatly
SinteFeeted; IN {sasiMs the balance of the
&Ht,ats uett, 8 d 4, t G4 S4S8
a beahtiiul Offering to this cause
NAE Alatle by A, T. Alexander
sabqrt tipis slAee, and althougn Mr..
'Ale&nHdar As LIVING In a distant
Stale MS heart ts,. nevertheless. true
and loyal 10 tho cause. for which he
fought for four long years He belonged
Y to tile Neck tnburg cavalry and has de-
posted a handsome sum In ono OF the
banks here, 70 lie credit OF the mon!i-
,nentSflnd. This noble act proves the
itoy,ltyEof Nleeklenburgs sons and fret'setsl
honor upon them. ASH ssi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
NE.,sD'o a al q Y p,
The Confederate Monument ~
M - le,,hurg Nearly c Completed.

5IsoYpToN, VA, jan Is. Tile m 20 nv,
mont erected some eight years ago$to me y,
memory o. tho confede,pn,t sol ,he MN ~
Mecklenhprg who wsgo Killed IN !h y, s rN
WAR Is sim In an unfinished scotH,, ,nr,
pho monument stands III 9 s w nv,
e ! ' constant rcmnder5to all who pass
INT, tic H. a. ,Arnistcal Camp. la /, J,
n behind other cams liz the l'ilsr.olic
duty "a Completing n sacred ,nemeeilto 10
EtIiep brave aud fallen sqldyiiers any, ssh
ors, III ", IL 4, ,,.,,,,,,,a a 4!
THO only thips needed 'oN W 5, sS 2, Nth ~,
tho ,l,uplu.l snt y ~ n ! ~ y W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
,hnt Glance have 7 to oypiRd nix o%!f 81
No ~ %ppeiGi all! & ESatdii hn8<ptt


what Glance hRyeI to oxftRd itiY '%!!f 81
eng ~ Hpgei Il ff & s3tfttB ny <btt
ci{fsei am d {2ei3i4n tiit d03e q lisEc y
f'AnI VII Mis- aRlihsfa ftt Qll ef
SpifRtieisa y ye4FH ri n 5reat feeafs
tHrI tbtl lf t1t taS ea&at8s t.{9'is
t64kt lip 20 srtt4
sjhs or a!upeff3g " s8F, Tflaps
ltl sfiid5 for clitQiGB Rgil NJ
aice Jlia; lpt iDhqS 9ie d iactif RI
lforc ag Obedience --tere, ynti, Johnny
pllt that pic down pidRt tel gost 70, gol
4 - tuncll II second Piece? Xpu WpF.t3 You
Iefy me- OH iake II, then, but doG,t
tnpw what I'm COINS 70 do. You ~gh't
mind 4 WORD saY but as ! Efls ,fhflhg,
Ars sMitpets. feel I could be- greYl
ruler but, OF course. q RDnian CAN'T ne
elected President Or eYhH Governor ~
this collhliy, and 20 i Sc IN! M p!aee 10
exercise ms talent Ia ihat Inc
Or, am slre2l could bs n i.fEat JAlRtt
! have the judicial mind, calm t,iipfeln.
hlqed, pquahlc. capable Of weighing sYi-
denen and sitting fints and affitinR ~ ~
hDso!ntply luiplased sou, jNlliH ani Jsp-
nte ,ault nplung each otI,er's itiirI Didnsf
teli .Satl hat the aGat tllne S0ii got into
y SIGHT was going to DiltilsIf botft ri
rau without mourning whieil ppS 10
plams2 iliish!H bort Try totell me what
me quarrel Vas about 4 2o1,.t. care anu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
won.er, chi, do nothing for The adj

II ii
lhuted women can do nothing for me aaffg
hr,laI.ttyiA am ill.sd 8il 8,
4GDtile tsionshts-shUt up you bfal' 4. II
haven't sspt tltlls5to attend ~ st'liTt
Ike ~ he Il great preStetl ei go ~ sp 3,t
ltini5S-,i,,;6 II wpa'f come and hNal Vie litS
3tis lllg prayers, et hiilS N 'l'Al
ils!rse should liap tB!ta gn1el,,ll = e tgl
IKE fiit World bet itnd hi ~ s'l1t
v ace for 3s}uae tired: ylp. slr2 slnfil,lslisRFt
,tnaer INIT ready II is. never 4, on inns,
rand! flow can i help It n \ III have you
L I,ow,,. MI. simpkins, ] may be 9, { slave
because Of my sex, but Im3nSot q Dones-
tic Slave! All rlsht YOU can 80 y y
restaurant if sou like. I'm, sure gdon't
eAre-bnt what do my y Y. 'io's4
Scnn dns S !. & /, 4, \.
.Ah. Mrs. smltherss lt'st s,Id thlng
that No women have no opPorltel'stlN y
eSnrrising iourEt allen II q M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
White Undnrxxnar. Save a Fourth.
VVAal1E UlkuCt Will Save FL T,lird.

t confined to an item or two thrown
ole stock. Cohen's has always been
/ store for dependab Bile, Well-mad'e
are expected to&increase the next
costs less to do business in winter
profit accordingly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
.o,,d ~ January l5-.the

came into the world o. Jan NC, Sol TIN ~
csps t on st5ce t.en llSth
ans month ofthe Ser f. Sim
ri,i II : troy biltiaaN is ptasialnEr
Is Iis3at7o month el, 2 ~ I'D ;,,'
5res en$ra, CO Z K Y,
i'm. i4rt.ary Isl. j[taiaptIe ~ a 4 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29

The saving iii our Underwear is n
out as bats. It&runs through the W
known 6as, the great popul lar price
Our sales each season
seasons sales by the values given. i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29

" u y j. rs, it's Just as sou say, Mrs.
y T. SHlitheiR women arc poor,
sTb d02peL. odden creatures, vain
4 no outlet FOR their abilities
and no chance 10 DO any
thing They have simply got TO SIT %ltn
ching, They have simply got 70 FL VAN
thea hands folded Tommy pult kicking
that chair. Anybody would think you
were street hoodlnm IRON your man
iiers! Idlef supine. shut ont by tnell' sex
from taxing part in the glorious WORK goI
npbpading Ne world and raising man
III It's simply sickening. 70 think hoy, we
ana era'nihsa p,g IN l,'Y IIa
z ..1t,,sn,1ieI down on ms ana We peYir gen
XII oupnrtui,ity TO exercise or talentE-
8ior pity's sake, Mary, don't WotIy ne
abopt your geosEaBhy lessons ON s .,pi
are! ssi IA VIII Il ~ Il i. (, r., t,a,i,t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-23
FRANCE DEMANDS INDEMNITY
OF $1,000 for Arrest Of Subject by
Moroccan Authorities.

Tangitr. Morocco, Aug. 22.--Th'
French minister. ST. Rene Taillandier
has presented to the Sultan. Mulai
ADD E.I-ASiZ. an ON, rs'-tir demand frr
an indemnify for $1,000 for tide recent
arrest al an Franco ! lgrriIu citizen.
The minister also Demands the punish
incnt of The official responsible for tn.
.irrest ana an additional indemnity Of
sIed tAity until promptly grant the de
inandS al TIL. minister. as il is definite
" known tnnt tn. Frrl!ch government
is determined to :tIort fOicitlr means
to bring the Sultan to terms should
Satisfaction mot h. immediately given,
including if necessary IN occupation
OF " Moroccan Port.
This incident is independent of the
FrIHCu-ti''l!,I;lI controversy regarding
the prul Used :mtrrn;Itiuhil conference.
InG"rd. il is Known that ,i..Imuny .ip-
fruy"S The course Of France, ia resent
III. the ul:Warraltcd arrest uf one Of
her citizens. This German approval
goes even D:.rnnd th, 81 Sir, If France.
as the German government has given
official notification "f it's intention to
support the action "f tn" French gov
crImrnt. Wh,r "as the latter has EUt
sought. directly or Indirectly a'y sup
port in maintaining In" lights OF
French citizens.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-23
NO DEVELOPMENTS
In the Case Found by The Associated
Press Repre- sentatves.
ORy Associated Pre$sD

my NSSttldt't lt;NSl
Ke,t's Hill. Me. Aug. 222.-Althougl
the county authorities worked all day.
ami the State :;."lt an officer to assist.
no new developments in the investiga :
ton of the murder OF Matte Iiackett
came. to light. The officers still adhere
to The theory that the crime was com
mit"d 10y 4 woman. ana they still main
tain that they have collected sufficient
circumstantial evidence TO connect the
person whom they suspect with the
girls death.
Major r. T.. Hartnett of Portland,
an investigator Of crime, who is con-
neCt"d with the Office of Attorney Cen
eral Hannibal f.. Hamlin. arrived on
the scene during the day. ana conduct
Ell Il quiet investigation apart from
that OF thu county officials. The attor-
ney general will go to Augusta, Thurs
Gay, and hold a consultation regarding
the case with County Attorney Thomas
Leigh and High Sheriff Ham.
1t WAS announced, tonight. that no
arrests would be made until after the
conference.
At THE inquest which Will be COM
mcnced AZ the Readtield Town house
ut 10 O'Clock, tomorrow forenoon, by
Coroner Henry 4. Morse Of Augusta
the witnesses will include Miss Hack
ettS father. Levi l.. liackctt. Doctors
a. Fl. Sturtevant Of Augusta, ana J. :.
Millil;en of Rradtield. who performed
The autopsy, ana four others.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-23
Lincoln County Pomona.

Lincoln County Pomona met at the new
hall of Eastern River Grange In Dresden
Notwithstanding the weather was
threatening and the patrons of Lincoln
county are scattered over a vast area OF
territory, about one HUNDRED patrons gath
cred The master and his wife who IL
lecturer drove z miles to be there.
AS the hour was late when meeting
opened, but little business was transacted
ut the forenoon session. But the after
noon meeting was opened by the worthy
master at one O'Clock and the following
program was carried out: .'. ft -
Comforting fifth degree on six candidates
in full form in a most impressive and
admirable manner. ". ""'
Fine address of welcome by Bro. John
A worthy response by Worthy Master
McI,ain. ~ 4
Music Mayors Brothers.
Paper-How can the meetings of Pomona
Oranges be made more successful ana
useful to members? Mrs c. J.. Chaney.
This was a good paper and contained.
some excellent hints Discussed NV aorn~
of the members. 81 !
Music-Mayers Brothers
Recitation-Mrs. J. NJ Stilphen
Select reading-Mrs J. H. Mayers.
Northumberland Pushard
Music-Mayers Brothers
iscussion-"Resolved,T That trusts are /,
menace to our government" was idfs.
cussed by Bro. l.. II. Ford OF Newca stiA
and G. W. Singer of Damariscotta. 80.
Easton River Grange is to Be con-
graduated on its new hall which Is ono or
the best in the county. 49, ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-23
WALDO.
PALE RMO.

Lewis r. Tobey and Miss Lottle
Mae Tobey both of Branch Mills, We're
the guests of Miss Tobey's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Tobey, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. Morang and
daughter Alice. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
viii Soule of North Palermo. Sunday.
Mrs. Marcia Neal, who has been WIS.,
ting her sister in this PLACE, returned
to her home in Augusta. Sunday.
Mrs. Melvin Richards and family re-
turned home. this week.
The frost of last week did some
damage to the crops of nearly every
farmer in this place.
A. C. Keene was in Libertyville, last
week, on a business call.
A. J. Tobey has returned to his work
after passing Sunday with his family
of this place.
Fred Holbrook is coopering for VIII
lard Whitaker.
Mrs. B. w. Handy recently purchas-
ed a fine COW Of William Grady.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hannah was IN
the valley calling on relatives. SUNDAY.
NORTH PALERMO.
Mr. and Mrs. Horatio Nelson attend
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-23
INQUEST, TODAY.
(Continued from Page One.)

| two wears. and i'm that time had no
special acquaintance with Matte
Hackett
She answered all questions asked
without hcsnancy. and seemed anxious
to tell all about her Whereabouts. oi
course the. interview was a trying or
deal for her. but ii was done very
quietly ami she showed no emotion. 1t
would be- hard to believe that so NICE
appearing a woman could do such a
deed. She expressed a nope that the
guilty party would soon be discovered
The Journaf| later had an interview
with Bert Raymond. her husband. MI
Raymond evidently thinks a great deal
of his wife. and is greatly broken up
over the n:fter. SO great has been
the strain upon his nerves and so fire.
uucnt has been the demands on his
time for interviews with reporters that
lie gave upshis work the middle Of the
forenoon ana returned home.
Mr. Raymond thoroughly believes his
wife above suspicion, and stated that
his wife became confused in some way.
during the examination of yesterday,
upon two points. She then stated that
she did not wear her dark dress
Thursday evening, also that she had
never worked in a mill.
SO far as the urcSS is concerned, she
thinks Mrs. Milliken is correct in her
statements ana recollcctS that some
time ago she substituted for a girl 4
short time in blanket mill in the town
of Turner.
The Journal also talked with several
influential business men on the street,
who stated that they believed suspi-
cion of Mrs. Raymond was entirely I'M
founded. and that she is in no way
connected with, last Thursday nights
events.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-23
KNOX.
UNION.

Mrs Elizabeth French Adams of New
Jcr@cv arrived in town, sunday accompa-
n"d by her niece. Miss LizZIc Lee ana Il
friend. William Crawford. They have
opened their tenement in the Barrett
house ana will spend their vacation here.
THIS is Mrs. Adams first visit for fifteen
years.
Arthur Chamberlain and two daughters
ar" at Josiah brakes.
Mrs. Herbert ThurSton and Master Her
bert are guests OF Mir. and Mrs. Nathan
icl ThurStou.
Several from this place attended camp
meeting at Washington. Sunday.
Edward IIawes of Worcester. Mass, is;
the guest OF relatives in town.
\ crew OF men ut work the
bride" leading to the fair grounds Re
pairs arr to J.. made on til" grounds and
an addition is to be built to the grand
stand.
Report says that Mrs Hendricks has
purchased the farm lately vacated by G..
v. Fish and family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-23
STATE NEWS.
FRANKLIN.
FREEMAN.

The Bracklcy reunion was held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs S. f. Brack-
ley, Thursday, Aug. 10. Seventy-two
were present. all Of whom We're rela-
tlvcs Of the family. except three, who
We're special friends. The table as
usual was beautifully loaded with the
good things which the ladies' of the
family are capable of furnishing. The
day was passed very pleasantly. Music
was in order. consisting of piano solos.
violin and piano music by S. F.. Brack-
ley and daughter. Nernie, also singing
by members of the family with Mrs.
Nellie Kilkenney Bradford at the or
gan. The younger members Of the
family enjoyed Il game Of baseball. in
the afternoon. The business meeting
was called to order by Orrin Brackley
ana 1t was voted that the next reunion
hehcld at Albion Pages in Kingfield.
the Thursday nearest the 10th of Au-
gust. 1906.
Most all Of the farmers in this vi
cinity have finished haying. The crop
WAS not up t. tn" average.
Mr. ana Mrs. William Hayes of Hal
lowell. are guests Of Mrs. Hayes par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. &. N. Allen.
MI. ana Mrs. Frank Plaisted of Liv-
crmorr. are guests at Mr.. and Mrs II.
l.. ID. Cook.
Miss Bessie fash has finished her
work on Taylor Hill, Strong and has
returned 10 Freeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Gilman of Farm
ington Falls, We're recent callers in
Freeman.
Riley Hun ana family have been in
the Dead River region after blueberricS
We understand they found plenty of
them.
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SAGADAHOC.
WEST eOWDOIN.

! John DeCorrin. who has been work
ing in Webster. returned home. Sunday
Willie and Waldo Varney and Charlie
Holbrook are III with the measles.
Miss Carrie Allen was calling on her
friend, Miss Maud Pratt. Sunday
Miss Clarence Higgins Of Brunswick
ia visiting her aunt, Mrs. Edwin Ride
cut.
e. ii. Allen was in Lewiston on bust
ness, Monday.
The new piece of road from the par
sonaSe to the church was completed,
Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-23
Aroostook Pomona Granos.

The August session OF Aroostook Po-
mona Grange was held with Lime
stone Grange, Saturday. August L. with
a la~ye attendance. The morning session
was devoted mainly to the despatch OF
routine business, several Important SUBJ
Iects being discussed, one Of the Leading
ones being that OF telephone service -
A committee consisting Of the master OF
each subordinate grange, was appointed
% arrange for a grange cavalcade at tho
coming Agricultural Fair Sept 5th efh
and 9Th. the secretary to notify each
grange 10 this effect.
r. T. MCGlaufiin notified the Grange
that the following premiums had been
cles and farm products. the same amount
for each OF the departments. TO each
Grange competing 500. TO best display,
Sl5.oo; second best. $i900 and third, xo
The NTH degree WIS conferred upon
thirteen candidates. and the following lit
'rary program was carried out In the
afternoon:
Song, Cholr
Address OF Welcome. Mrs. Lillian LIBBY
Response. T. r. Grant
Song. Herbert Aiken, Brewer
Recitation, The British Clock
Mabel Ward ,.. =.
Recitation. Hattie Beaulieu
Kecltatlcn. Eddie Heath
Song. Choir
Recitation. We've Just Made n Farmer
of jim" Jessie Fawcette
Reading. When Elder Simmons comes to
Tea. Albert Spaulding
Recitation. The Maiden's Sacrince."
Song. Chotr
The recitation by Miss Beaulieou wan
the ono which won the silver medal at
Mars Hill and Blaine. ,.t
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ONE ROUND OF PLEASURE.
e.c Taft and Party Arrive at Cebu,
p. l., On Way to Pekin.

Cebu. p. l.. Aug. 22.-Sec. Taft and
party arrived here at o'clock tn, TINS
,,nrning. on the transport Logan. The
Toean was met outside and escorted
i,.,o the harbor by scores OF launches
ar1 boats The entire city is decorated
Gb,. program OF entertainment includes
,arode = race meeting and n visit
i, Nag,Ilan's monument. A banque,
.,.I Ian win conclude picturesque
a.d Interesting day.
III. Logan will sail for Tacloban at
l.ylr.ak. tomorrow. The Logan will
,,k. Sec. Taft's entire party and a
,nulpany Of marines to relieve the lega-
rim, guards at Pekin TO Hong Kong
,,r,c.eding from there TO Tien Tsin
., i,h thos. of the party who will visit
B.L,iu Cen Curbin will accompany
.... party to P-kin to arrang" The
t,.,rsr.r If tn. legation guard ANA the
Iusau wil return 10 Manila.
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$4,000 DAMAGE BY FIRE.
Genital House In Salem Visited by
Flames-Guests Rescued.

Sll.m. Mss. Aug. 22.-Fur III"
south tlm,' within fly" years IN" Cen
nal IIruS.. which stands near the i5os
tom \ Maine Railroad station in this
,itN. VAS lady damaged by fire early
TO-DAY. Til" fire originated about z
stove III the lunch room on the first
floor If the thrcc-stury wooden build
ing ana he damage was chiefly con-
fined IA that floor. M on" was hurt
although several persons N"r" taken
from third story windows. The build
ing is owned by George chase and
benjamin +. Sabens and is well insur-
ed The loss is about $1,000.