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The daily tribune., 1905-04-12

Hoffman Bros. yesterdAy afternoon
arranged a very neat Easter window.
The repreee entation IL . barn yard full
Of chickens, ducks, geese, rabbits.
horses, eto. The display WAS made
by Miss Nellie Terhune.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-12

Tho county mmissiopers report
the bridge across the Arkansss 81
Fruitmere about completed. but CON-
siderable grading 10 necessary leading
to the approaches. It will be ready
for uss about Nay 10th, unless IN.
favorable weather shonld retard pro-
Rress.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-12

There will be . meeting Of the board
Of directors of the Florence Free
Reading room in the library building
at 80 o'clock tomorrow evening. A
full attendance 10 desireS. Mrs. h.
]. Ridle, Sec'y
The daily tribune., 1905-04-12

Mrs. Mary AcCandless returned
from Colorado Springs this morning
where she attended the grand lodge
session Of the Royal Neighbors Of
America ~ delegate from the local
The daily tribune., 1905-04-12

The lodge Of tho Rathb0ns Sister,
last night rendered Mrs. Jane vii.
liams, one Of the mbers. . surprise
party at her home on West Third
street. Mrs. Williams was taken
completely BY surprise. The evening
was spent very pleasantly.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-12

People Of the East End believe that
= dog poisoner 10 At work In their SC.
tion Of the town. Several familiar
dogs are missing and one or two are
known to be dead.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-12

Mr.. and Mrs. j. g. Mackey. Mr..
and Mrs. will Davis. Miss May John
son lofty clerk and Mrs. Frank John.
ston Of Florence visited Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. King, Sunday. Canon Record.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-12

]. O'Mally has rented the Elias
Voter place In West Florence aud 10
occupying the same. The house 10
surrounded by . good acreage Of
ground.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-12

You have no right to exercise
your personal liberty. II that liberty
makes it harder for somebody else to
do right. ."-Evangelist Sunday.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-12
I Annual Stockholders
Meeting.

Notice 10 hereby given that the
regular annual meeting Of the stock.
holders Of The Keystone Oil company
will b held at the oity hall. In the
city Of Florence. In the state Of Colo.
rsdo. on Wednesday. the 18th day Of
April, 1905, at Q O'Clock p. m for the
purpose OF eleotipg i've directors for
aid company. and for the transsctiDg
Of such other business - may proper
y come befors such mestiug.
Dated Florence. Colo. Asroh 10
1905.
T. N. JAMES. President.
J. v. NcCANDLESS. sec'y. So a
The daily tribune., 1905-04-12

Hoffman Bros. have . fine assort
ment OF the latest and most mp. to-dat.
things for Easter. See their window
9c.ai
The daily tribune., 1905-04-12

Go to the Blue Front bakery 10
bread, pies and cakes. l6-n
The daily tribune., 1905-04-12

Don't buy your Easter goods with
out first seeing what Hoffman Bros
have to sell you. 87.4
The daily tribune., 1905-04-12

Don't miss the millinery opening
Thursday, Friday and Saturday y
Austins. S7.N
The daily tribune., 1905-04-12

Best lump coal -. so. e. q. A,llar.
phone 50. 6ti
The daily tribune., 1905-04-12

st. Albans Guild will meet with
Mrs. Nixon at $3.50 O'Clock tomorrow
Afternoon.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-12

This line We are poshing to she
frout-ladies nns dress hats q,
Auosins 67.8t
The daily tribune., 1905-04-12

Proctor and Co. will have thei
spring millinery opening Saturday
April 10. 35.4
The daily tribune., 1905-04-12
...reeaI nev....

Nobby dres hats At Austins.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-12

ground.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-12

afternoon
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
FINISHES TOUR
Of TERMINALS
Traffic Officials Accompany Mu-
nicipal Bridge Commission On
Inspection If TrackaSe- To
Hold Public Hearings Soon.

Mayor Wells and tn. Municipal Bridge
and T-rminal. Commission. accuin,a ,,is.i
10y several trafii" "!ficials "f the EurIins-
ton and Wabash railroads made y trip
through IN. yards of fhos. roads yesser-
.iav. which about completes the !nsir.c-
ton of -. Louis trackaH.. facilities.
With ,hs. commission we're Wells II.
ElOs!se't. ice president Of the Wabash
Henry Miller. general manager q! ;h..
Wabash: -. J. F"rysyshe. general Sul.ar-
intendsnt Of transportation q: the Wa.
b,sh: J. F. Taussig. superintendent cf
terminals Of the Wabash: Superintendent,
of Terminals Co:ser and ". 4. Maxwell.
assistant trafhc MANAGER ~ the Wabash.
g.n-ral superintendent. and W. 8 No
Chesney. president of the Terminal Rail
road Association. The entire commission
masl.. tn. inspection with the exception
II Hugh Mcki,trick. who IN absent from,
the ritr
The subway. Poat-OfYice annex at Union
Station and irackaec accomN! !asiatinns IN
tn. n..ishbosho"i of the station we,e In
v->tIxaf.d carefully. The commission !ef,
IN. City Hall at I" O'Clock. and returned
q; I o'clock
II vas announced In the Mayors nfY8ce
that IN" commission wouli sit ai tn.
public bearings as soon as responses were
Received from merchants. shippers and
the terminal and free-brijse questions.
A. meeting Of the commission To Re
hei! in the Mayor'e Osgice to-day or To-
morrow the information collected on The
'rir about IN. c!tv viii he arranged with
a view 70 Incorporating such statistics
IN fh.. report 10 u. made t0 tho Municipal
Assembly in the waS 81 ordinances
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
SOUTHERN LUMBER MEN
ADOPT RATE RESOLUTION

Jackson. Niss I've. D-Ths following
resolution with regard o. ne regulation ~
frsish, rates Was unanmous'y aiop''d az
tn. annual meeting of the Retail LuTs~:
Dealers Association ~ Mississippi and
lot,'s.a.a nei. AZ jackson. Mise
Whereas We see ~ sr1As Nsa-'r sr70'l VIII
s.e rr.--.r'e srgaris'.3 h> President " %
sci, chat .Ns his-vsv- - TNr-~-r" must -
x.,. .-.r ~ sI u:-an sgrAi -sr-rs arr!
uSsr.A. Tho owls from ~"i~h .he s~rsls
s-,H~r ~ .rer.-'rts.'1s zifao-. .noiiv rom
p-,ap. q. yy..e-e-Ses r" ere e:' ~ arn'h>s
sr..,.a ~ deviation fra-r -s~ :rt.i.he-f 'sriHs
.s-1a.s. sscr-. devices sos svs.inE ire CSen
.ari~s '-s-e:7Ye - .
R~.,',e, That -.ss . -"e'"f - !n'1.e 'he
.-..f -. .: -. h:GNssTs =: oo-i-rs,re ~ al
&. .as r-1a.r-0-n. .: tls; s.: ~:s:shis ;sStSs
.-n-a -, .r-i.p a.! :,e srSo--s-~n. - -.
;gnIss~. ra.i~s ssa-:Iy aiiss 81 al shiyi>ss
-. 80. y-ssl.i.ior - All .evia'io- :,sref:rH
IT, ans :-.cs sls.s-f1se or tsNi-e, AMI o..
t.-G- u1o-s q - Representatives - ronxr-ss 'ss
s:s trr.-. RI. ss.h 'ss-ss.iUr O.ii give she
ia-s-s.s.s f'r--rt~--s '.grO.'ssia. 'ss s.!!ss:
;-.SI.ia ;r,.r ga: On! b.. s.s - 10
- = -:rs. - - n. sr:r--.rssae q: re S1 .
-s-s@r '.sr -s-i7S :ss ne. ssse . rae
tasl- ~ -re Cs-ys.u0 -. Soi..t - sut-sc. 20
81 -. evss'ors "a: . rate mae ~ IRE az
. ,.,, - s~isvs that - sr.seY s.e
fa-s A.irs .-lvsr g:s- -. sr''~s.s.e C>p--.-
--s--r o. rr.ssfrr - G--~~---.-'a. s.1sy J.
n - es.e-. = rs-ii.c -a.~ - -ahe 80
2 -1-.s--sf so-.i -.<gi: ca
t-A-'rr 2 :-s.i''ca :.ss-- - ssrg.s 20 :ss
t.~- .--s-~s's e 80 ,o1c:-y. s-r -s sa-s sss.'~
Representatives - =. r-sss oY,>D
;-- s-a1.ins :: TIA: prrs-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14

Chicago. Dec. Is-The Federal Grand
Jury to-day returned an indic,men,
against III. Chicago and Alton Railroad
,'uuirany. John y. F'a:ihorn and F. 4.
Nann. formerly vic. president and gen
'Eai manas"G, respectively. u: n. rail
roa.i COMPANY
m.r officers AZ" Included In "ne in,iict-
rl"i'. IL. which there are Ten counts
assifst the company and against each Of
the Two men.
With III" sanction az ~. two .fY! .Ys
raid legal rebates 10 the hacking -hu:,S.
firm -; S"hwarzsch!ld 4 Sr;zh.rg.r. FOR
the I.!po>. q. ir""..r;'S shIp:aerts from
III" concern. ani also With the sam. OBJ
i-". cJv" fire.. transportation to the en-
p.oye- "a: ;i.. concern
NEITHER ARE ARRESTED.
Neither Nr. F.i'horn nor Mr Wann vas
arrested! but ;h.v we:. inform.-l Of the
fact that Al indictment, had bee., voted
agsins' them sr! a.r. no.ia..i 10 come
int" c"G:; a.i civ'. bonds
,'ni,-t states Attorney Morrison de-
bonds :" rh' an"Gn. g: S...
The railroad company Will b. a-kei 20
enter an sr!"ara.c. through one ~ i,s
general officers
"S SHIPPERS EVIDENCE
Ih" indictment which - returned IS
JGi" ~ Il cus-v. t..:sr manager Tor
Schwtrz>' iili 4 Su''h-r1-r. who has APP
i'''n! before III. Jury on :ao separate
occasions
tu~'y WAS Gro - Tho four .rlp!aves -
"a" ~ hlrE-.,I-. fir. -Eo b. -. Indicted
son" ''u" .Ss '"r -"r.'.TS rebates
'vs"y with tsn r-h.-s was .-.; & m.
Huu S'rnu"! c't.. one 81 -u.. wee. ,.resi :
G"H'' II H.. company. VAS fn.i So .sO
~ lU!." Humphrey
THREE VIOLATIONS CHARGED
r'r"" specific v..i,'ir-s 80 -. ',y
against The s--rf'rc 4 rebates ~. -nen-
'l"''"t in ~. ir,ii"i'n.-l- Tho -sil.o,.2
company IS charge! Win having refunded
~ g"r car or forty 'rr,r r9-s ue .hc
dressed h""f sriT;-d from Kansas sr'- 20
various F.ss;"r- ;u,r's N H..c~rrhes ,sS
S:ft.i irr rotate = ALLEGED - AeS. boon
Pat! ~ twenty three car. - .,r.ssr! t.-.c
';ici from Kansas city tr yasua.y
80
7fl-'''f4 ''7I. .I'lS - sls0 ~H'"R.i
S.-A having -':;-r.i"f! & .. IN cass.,:.y
fares ;aiS ~ -h. - -k::T corn,anv 70.
tween January :. ls7 ..if September
'.a tn- 5-arSr"T.a'ior -. i.- c..ic.r. AN,
agents
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
PUBLIC OFFICIAL TAKING
PASS ACCEPTS A BRiBE." "
RE.i'I 'HI.lr SpE3YAI.

RE.i'I EIIr Si'F5IAl.
Springfield. Ill. Tec IA ,-cert PAS
senGeF rate. and ais" a law "a abolish free
passes are urged by the Illinois Stat"
';ranS. Association. 4 resolution ia this
end was offered NJ she annual convention
to-day. and several ~ the members init
mattel tha; for q E,sYnisr n: the IegiS-
lature or a State official :o accept rass
Il practically the same a. accepting a
sribe
Resolutions were aiso aIopse.! favHf,n4
;h. Kirc system, "f good roads: the o.
G-anchisen,.n' Of woman: FREQ franspc.ta-
ton 20 ard from rural schoOis: packaR"
yn.ta9. and postal savings banks The
association. went OF record ~ opposing III.
sh.; subsidy h;ii.
A!r-css-- were delivered ~ The after
noon session Sy Governor Charles : I,e-
n~~n AMI state Suye-nte endear n? Public
rr..rric.iou Alfred Bavliss. r. VI. Cn.'is.
secretary q. iH. Illinois Anti Saloon
League. also delivered al ..ij.ess IN
which n. urge. tn. delegates 90 US" their
..auerc. ir bringing about IN" pa~aS" az
a local option bill IL The next General A.
ssmb,r.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
ILLINOIS CENTRAL PLANS
70 ENTER BIRMINGHAM.
Rvrrrr..-.sFrr-,r.

SS't- sr.i: ~ De-. - =--he iil!-,nis
F>sr--ai Is ,-,T.F'Dr - enter p.--n!rg-
fs-7 Ai- To- c-'s- s-i a share -
~ immense --a-.ir o-.Si-s s.inc from -.
Crowns Ers' sui i-"- i-t1s--'ss - .ra.
CT, sra rf-i-.-y
l. = SssS -Hs' - par srclrpi~. ~.
rr- s'--s--tr- - liz. from w.~,
FN'-' ~ A. rf-"r. y - across 'he S-a'.
q, Ala ANA 10 E.-rsi- ham Tire country
= rE'S s.-'i'r = sarl - - very rough
z7f .. E.1rs-s Say~ ter .rSs-.i IN -.at-
.-lx s1-~y
1 -c,s-1tCE t. 80 ;-s-~r- .isr .hn rs
-i'. S----s7 SiV SuI;. 70 Within /. e.r
--t'aS - H--- - G.a-1 Ert .hr-l use -.
f-s-as Z 80 F-fs-c '-rr- J.s--- - p.----
trsHs-7 --ra.Es~2-:. have si-~s Is De- n
---s'~ vifH -ts r-5rro -s-aS--.-. 70:
'rassax~ FROM JssF-- 20 :,i--l:-shsr,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
RAILROADS
W|GC|NS FERRY
N CLASSIFICATION
Through Rate Tariffs for st.
Louis Must Mention Four
Bridge, Terminal and
Transfer COncerns.
DlFfEREMTlAlS AGREED TO.
List Of st. Louis Through Rates,
as They Are to BE Published
in Official Classi-
ticatiOn.
pIFfeReNTIALs AGREED TO.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Chicago. Ill. Dec. Rim accordance
with ITS understanding With the Mun!ci-
pal Bridge and Terminal Commission Of
81 Louis. the Central Freight Association
today adopted resolutions fixing the dtf-
:.rentials which are to he charged on
eastern freight 10 ST. Louis. ~ against
East St Louis. ard the same NtIl be
sent TO the trunk lines and the xSsOcia.
f!"ns Il railroads operating In New Eng
land. Canadian and Virginia territory.
II WAS agreed that In ths. through rates
Z" - Louis. the following difIeren;ials.
higher than the East St. Louis rates.
should prevail: First class cents Der l0s
ioGnds: second class. cents: third aid
fourth classes. cent, an! NTH and sixth
classes !. cent On special commodity
rates. u Mas agreed that the .iifSsr-nfiaI
StDui.! S- J.. cents per ten. net or gross
II was further agreed that 'he. follow Ing
charges on railroad equipment y: stand
ard ssGs'- should apply: Fr.:xh; cars. s:
.xir"sss or mali cars g. per car, and sOac =
or Si.-p.r. s. Ter car.
Another provision MAS that all tariffs
puh:sh-! OF ;hroI4i, rates ;U or from 81
Louis must show the following lines: IN
i"rstat.. Car Transfer Compan: -: Louis
Merchants Bridge and Terminal Com
iII'gy. Terminal Railroad. Ass.,cia lion a.:
81 Louis and the Virgins Ferry Com
pany
pn antEra"it. coal there IL to b. a differ
enc- ~ - cents n ton and oH lit luminous
.c.il the difference will be- ~ cents For
articles on ;h. iron list th.. .!ifY-g-n;i4l
vi! be II: cents p.r To- pc;:,..i> ami i1r
brlck. stone grain. -four etc. cent.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14

Nic. P'-S.irUt Clark" G-t.-ral N.nlg-.
sullivan. Assistant ';-'i.raI Manager Mig
Si:!s AN! 9th IN ,l- yesterday inspect, ]:
Tia. terminals - The. Missouri fdc!ii.. and
isJr M.Gn;sjI. system ir 81 i.o;.!S au,.
East ST i.n.s- tn" party N!~:f@! Ivory
Station. below - Louis from which !,
transfer ferry = operated. East IVORY Sta
Ton. DrIpn and Bixby. l.-si,l-s th- o!.,"l.
properties
aiour ,c. IS, .,.s AZ. ,rarSc.r... ;-r
nnr..ti across rh' Mississippi River 10 - Z
Ivory. tn" 'raES:':fi: = all ,iur.. iv
:-rrI A. i,g;u. a :riyit- ward. hI.sl =
-a.i - 10. "';-- - ;iI. lsrs.g .a The United!
>;Ir--. ~ t.irls constructed
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
C.nr. ur.r.n,,.. m.,,..,

'''I"rdl Passenger As-r. ii,-.l! OF -ia
Nonil. ant. s.l" ammo. ,.I.,-S that his -1It,
, l. if"!ar'; :" handle all ''iGs;, :IuS!rs-<
VITA II" S!-iI:..-t faeIi!f-. The at:Hran,pu.
winch Mobile exercised against Havana
'rtt. has ben raised as has AL, ~.
HuH:an''H" which Wa maintained b.. IA
.iiA against Mobile and other American
''u-i ;"T'S J ~. removal e! all restrictions
i-T.ht'- ~" a'.-i"rsi4uE ~ The passenger
and freight traffic mo-. u.-.:.t
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
CHANGES IN THE TRAFFIC
Department OF SlAMONS'S

President W. !! simmons Yesterday an
i".fi'"'i niii'. .diiy several important chan
e'S III III" rarir department II tG,. SIN
mons Hardware to:risiEE. George W
simmons. general manager = 20 have
r'iafSc "f the t.af:ic .n.! raiiwayst.y.,.y
Get iriIri.ufs. Osborn Van E'unt - sp-
''oi!4t-'! manager Ds til. traffic .!-j.tr;,naI.t
an. J. u. Webb IL .uIoint-G n.aGas-: %.
he i,ilway-supply d"iarin-H--
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
COAL MINER FINALLY QUIETED.
Excitement .Nlay-d At Middl.
town. iil-Sh-ritf in Runaway.

f'Ti-Ii.i' SPECIAL.
bloomington. III Dc 18th. .x.,..
.'i'", AZ NlaG.";""n ltst night. .!r... 70 .h.
ir.a!.Af "a ':"f!i Il a coal digger .as tiis-
Pei! AT aAy!;S9t this r:orrlng When ~.
'.l."s Lec.:us .,or. Tdtivrifl AM. vas IL
ar;As-!
IN" "!fiz"n> w"r" still !rig.t'r.. .o-I,v
tEf w.r" sssJ4-aI Iv IT.. u.'ic,rS .t,. -,
Was 4" :urt h"r danger
IN n" return huGl.- tonight 0. .Aa
Sa'rir and on. Or the acp4r.-4 IN. ..a,,
'.H isAN. throwing lHr.g-y i-~;-i st,r
!iss revolver %;.s 1iSchsrc..! ~ ,f.. fa'l
iH' team continue; Grrii ~. cpun,y
s'ft - a. rrs, he'd Tho SH.-r~ .hc- Won.
back lf:"T the deputy and foo!-,g mir, IN ,
Gaze! condition. bat nor seriously ..,,.re.i
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
Nas1vWsA c0vuSaRN

S@s York r. 5-BaI-oas ear e,
-~f-r-'s! .o-s.sy
N1.zrs ,'r~s' 1-St----T--.- s--S :se----S<s
.-~--Ssr -
- arc 1-t-A=Arols 49, f.u~I~-r -.
So. -sr--ss-r- - - s--~zs< 8 60 .-e--
lalE 3 = - i--sfss g.. -
r. Ss-zzt. S.-r-~-~ 49, <e<E ---~-s..
g s- s=--sas 81 49, lay 81 =. "a
NEs,r--F>->- e@-s --c--.. S44.--S -
---ss 4 = s-v-1 tziT g. - rs e<e-~ass
T. - "a
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
JOHNSON IS transferred
TO OFFICE m CHICAGO.

Little Rock. Ark. INec. l3.-S II. John
s"n. assistant general fr.ieh: ag~n; Of the
choc'aw district o: the Rock Island has
been transferred 20 Chicago. to act a. as
stetant general freight agent Of tho Rock
Island system. under freight trafllc man
axer J. r Holden
Mr.. Johnson was secretary of the South
western Freight Bureau. with headQuaF-
ssrS IN 81 Louis
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14

FlFf't II = = = a =
tss--u'E~~. q. De- The Sk>.-.ro
"a s-st Cas- '5-.Uu. s-r-ee, 3 ges
49, ss-r last -lx.. IA. sas ;z-vs-a ai
srsssS-y. <r-1 . sysS-v1-it lA-g. eeosSk
- S-,rss f.r tG-- Stgs Sas 20, q iaeR
1880 TIE ---rs~y oN-.-e 80 veil e
p-..2Es1r q 20 - tgNS - - SnnaA
USsh . r "a nnDA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14

A u. hrr"i.-:"'':"r. principal assisrau.
engineer ~ I!' Terminal Associations. has
Resigned tr accept position a. >lis.,l-
t.H,..ui with FT;;ii. :. tui.n.l. con
Tractors. which !raI hsis a contract for
h'iii'linH tHo reservoirs 10. ..Ir cit. at III.
'hnin -: 10 ks- :i:. .,r-rn-I-Ig:-r h.-
I-.n With ~. T-ru.in..! iur f"ur y.ar-
.,r! ~. has hsd HIs,r.;. =: construction
w"3k IA The MI 'r.-H Valley and AT
| n!on station IL Gill sp.,s,l 4 f.w ,..-ks
! in ~" tL.' ard will n-cir Gi> ,:g!-'.. y..-h
ttIlIn a. C..mlnn IN I.mLIry !
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14

- PIgl. MINI. Dec. I@-i'r -ogtin:
,'a!'> nN"r 'h.- New ttrk cur-ut. from,
S,!t i~,k. CITY tu Los Angeles III. :.
!'IEl Minneapolis 4 hrlHh- rr5t VIII r--
duo IT, time .ot - through -l..,..rS fr.Un
- fsG! :" LIS s'lG. los - less than SIN
:! -.iSh' hours. 4 LaIu o., tn iin,.., ,,y.r
i:''' Present schedule. TE.- california train
MI i'ty- hr,- - - !. IN. ans! ,.III y..;trI d,
i.J- Angeles or tbe afternoon u IT, rht-.!
Gay ,..'
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
"YellOW Peril"
Picture Supply
Exhausted.

The exceptieaa0 1e0a00 ~
tho "Ye1oow Peril" paetoro
which Wos . po6t O1 the
Repsbslc Sunday Asagszl0o
oS October %. 1913. bo0
greatly exceeded tho sopply.
U0der the circumstances
further oedess 1e6 this paseie.
ular p6ctuso eaoWoe - fl0oed.
Copies a. thst oabes popo0se
and artistic pjetoNe % tho
Sunday Msgsziae - Novsas.
ber %. 1905. will - asalle6
Un1olled IN Q t06e opo0 -,
eeipt % s16Toss an1 ten eeatsL
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14

r:- Illinois Central S-x orleans Sc.,,,i
:"' N"'n.r sni til" .sou-i. !.a,.s -
i..iI. Union station 1T ~ y. H.. instead
a.: . u =. III.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
NOTICE.

AarrisRs an. Death Notice. iass..e-s IN
The ReSuSic ~: De forEarsed bS .e!e-
e%7ah 20 any one all of she pape.S
aAs,ieH oelos soy e.r. 1,tAasovs publication.
without extra charge n reau~Se 70 Do
o. 0ccoencan.~s sh~ copy. Notices r~ceive6
se:er ElIir..c't cannot be so.Nar.ed. hos.
ever. SY:;i 'hs E.I: er~a'nS
Syracuse Post sf-Sian.afd Providence Journal
Ph.la:~i rs;!,ic g-,lRer P..r -il-:.1 r,,.rs-c.
Chs esRo Record Herald r. 81. Scr Hsfs's
Cleveland Plan I..-...r U.sNine:cn pgsr
:: fav' Pioneer rG.ss. Ssv York T..rss.
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REFERENDUM LEAGUE
Holds 4 Business Meeting In City Hall,
Last Evening, and Elects Officers.

meeting Of ths. state Referendum
League WIS h,lu iii III" municipal
court room At tity han, last evening,
and business Of importance transacted,
consisting Of III" election "f the por-
ton IF the board oi officers. and the
ratifyIng of the by-laW&.
OWN 10 the fact Ihut the nominat-
ing comlmittr,. fl ,d been unable. L" com
pl-tr Il IAN list Of nominations since
| the tim. ~ Tie lnSI meeting. til" meet :
| ing was adjourned a. Tuesday even
| ing. Sept. 49, AZ which time il is rX-
| pected the fun board al officers will
| be completed.
| The bylaws rs prepared and APP
proved W'-'c Of minor importance, be-
| ing devoted to the details Of conduct
ing tn. meetings Of III" league. one
Of t;rr provisions that is somewhat
unusual provides that - per cent of
the members Of the league may cause
u special In"ctins: to b" convened at
any tittr for the purpose. of notifying
on rcvnking he action Of an officer or
committee.
\ number "f letters Of regret were
received hy The secretary of the league
expressing regret al their inability to
be present at tn" meeting
The officers elected. las; night. were
as foIlOW&:
President TIerbert g. Libbey. Cher
ryficld.
Vice prcsidcnt-Obadah Gardner
Rockl1nd.
Executive cOmmittec-A. NJ. Cod
dafd, Augusta; ii. l.. Hunt, HalloWell:
{ 'b1rl.s ('phb Gardiner
Advisory committee-Cyrus w.
Davis kenneDec. chairman; Forrest
Goodwin, Somerset: T.. l.. PhiIoon,
Androscoggm; Charles l.. FOX, Cum
berland: +. S. Clark, Hancock; w. S.
Rogers, Saeadahoc; r. w. Rogers,
Waldo.
Press agent-Roland r.. Patton.
SkoWhcGan.
Secretary -kirGsbury r. Piper, Au-
gusta
Financial serrrtary--Ahncr ". Mich
OILS. Augusta.
TREASURER Arthur l.. Brown. Angus
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SOMERSET.
FAIRFIELD CENTER.

Nellie Ames has returned from Old
Orchard, ANA has begun her school at
Martin Stream.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Fred p. Head and Mr..
nd Mrs. Arthur Holmes recently Wis
tied AIRS. :. A Taylor.
William H. Tibbetts ana family have
moved to Wat"rvillc
G. w. Reynolds has bought some
hay " 4. l.. Tobey. ana it is being
pressed.
Mrs. Charles Hoxir has returned
from a visit with friends in Marble
mead. Mas.
Emma Anderson has begun her
school on Ohio Hill.
Leon Freeman Of Nav York. passed
Friday and Saturday with his grand
mother, Mrs. William Jones.
Victor Granea will observe Chill
.dr"ns night, Saturday evening. Sept. .
HINckLEY.
Frank r. Blackwell il planning TO
soon 20 70 California for his health.
Charles Wheeler is visiting friends
in this vicinity.
a number Of the apple growers here
are shipping their early apples TO Ros
ION III boxes. They say this is much
he'ter than the Old way in barrels.
The Good Will Farm schools began,
"Wednesday morning.
MISS Mildred t. Gray is soon to
START her physical culture class.
som" OF our residents were in at
.s,' Al the fair at Skowheean
this week. m" 'i' s''n'
water Hall was badly bitten in the
II y his boar. "Wednesday II is
''ole' mat nothing Serious viii eet in
smITHFlELD.
Ar. w. v ,-i,' Mrs. Barmo.e and DR.. and
nond 49, m,sS az Of NV York. left North
f' camps Tor The Gables" at Mt.
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Recent news from El'li&"land, according
To- the London Standard speaks of fur
thor oncrolchnrnts by the sea on HolIgo-
land in the North sea. Sin" the island
was coded to Germany. in IN@, IN tx
change Of Zanzibar. il hlS lost consid-
.rabl, area. not nlolr" through tn col
Lapse Of III" sandy cliffs which. surround
its shores. hut also through a definite
sinking on its south side. Engineers have
been ut work since the ccSsiOn in a con-
tinllous enieaVor to safeguard thu island
from demolition. ana considerable work
has reen performed i'm filling Crcvir,.s III
the rc,ks while brealIwat"r4 have hncl
built Il, break the force III tie Sra. Ii has
trcn found. however that the VERY sea
Eoor on which these arr construrl"d il
Zyithoui stability. AMI il is believed That
tho work can only serve to delay tho cl,-
.Tr0lchrncnt OF the sea on the fra bic cliffs
Ii has now 4 "ir ,umference OF = httl" Les :
than three miles, as against three and
three-luarterS in 1890.
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