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Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-07-05

Howe. the inventor of the sewing
machine. sold his patent rights for a
passage to England. He was a mill
hand when his machine was putting
millions in the pockets of other men.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-07-05
The Afternoon
Songo River Trip


Leave Portland Los p. m. arrive Seba-
20 Like l5l p. m. where the Steamer
Hawthorne takes you across Sebago
LAKE. up the Songo River. across the
tsN OF naples and Long Pond to Bridg-
to BrdSton Junction. thence Maine Cen
trai 10 Portland. arriving Portland las
y. m. "
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-07-05
Sunday Excursions
EVERY SUNDAY to
the White Mountains

Leave Portland $50 n M. arrive
fabyans $50 noon. Leave Flbyans al5
y. m; arrive Portland 5.25 D. m: con-
Meeting for Boston
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-07-05
CASC0 BAY HOUSE To-! Long Island! Island Maine

Leading house this island commanding bay
the house where rockers and hammoks
House 400 with dancing privileges
served here Open June lines
and circulars application.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-07-05
TORTURED WITH GRAVEL.

Since Using Doan's Kidney Pills Not
q Single Stone Has Formed.
Capt. s. l.. Crute. Adjt. VIM. Watts
Camp. u. c. w.. Roanoke, Va, says:
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-07-05

THROUGH PARLOR CARS on Day
Trains and Through Sleepers on Night
Trains between Portland and Rockiand.
farmington. Oquossoc. Bangor Bar Har-
through Sleeping and Parlor Cars TO
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-07-05

Baron Won Speck-Sternburg has a
grievance. Nineteen times out of
twenty his name is printed "Speck Won
Sternburg''
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-07-05
Daylight Line and Through
ParlOr Car Service
to Quebec

Leave Portland at $40 a m daily.
except sunday. arriving at Quebec 900
y. m.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-07-05
Poland Springs, Maine

turn. S nc
Leave Portland 40. $50 a. m or IL 05
q. M arrive Poland Spring House $50.
Io"o q. m. or y. M. Take dinner and
ienain until about y. m. and arrive a I
Portland 5.25 p. IN.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-07-05
Railroads
Maine Central R. R.
Day Excursions
$500
IA AAA-a

Leave Portland 80 a. m. rail to Seba-
across Sebago Lake and up the Sonwo
Hirer. take dinner at Naples or Bridge
'oh' returning arrive Portland SIS p. m.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-07-05

SAMUEL III. MARSTON
Groceries and Provisions
postmaster Long Island Justice of the Peace
~ CAREFULLY st cked store full goods ALWAYS
awaits your inspection at Marstons Long Island Market
low 1or csh and quality
received daily from tie Portland
Cigars and Tobacco Moxe Drinks Boston and
Bay Breeze go 49, As -''"A" '0i VIC oaSeo
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-07-05

mile, We will undertake to put the
water where you want IL. Our cstaloR
free. IL tells you how. Thousands h.
use: Used and endorsed by Penn. r. r.
and U. $. Government.
Niagara hydraulic Engine Co.
40 Nassau St., New York
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-07-05

Granite Spring Hotel and Casino
LONG ISLAND
Il. PONCE, Prop.
Largest Hotel on the Bay. Gas
and every accommodation. Mineral
Spring Water. Rates on applica-
tiop. Open June Is to Sept. Is.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-07-05
ST. so Trip Round

sundays to Naples or Raymond for
uihfer. Leaving Portland $50 a M
across Scbago Lake and up the Sonyo
River To Naples or across Sebago LAX.
To raymond. Returning. arrive at Port
land SIS y. IN.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-07-05
A ParlOr Car Portland to
Fabyans

Leaves Portland at 80 n. m. Is
p. m. daily except SUNDAY.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-07-05
$l.50 the Round Trip
A Through ParlOr Car to
Montreal

Leaves Portland $40 n. m. arriving
Montreal 9.l5 y. m. connecting with
through tram for Chicago ST. Paul and
Minneapolis
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-07-05
Through Service WEST

books and other literature. call on
+. T.. BOOTHBY,
q. II. & II. A.. VI. G. II. r.. Portland
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-07-05
A Through Sleeper to Mont

Leaves Portland daily. Sundays In.
Guided. 300 .. m. arriving Montreal S. 1:
a. m. connecting with through train Z,
Chicago and the Pacific coast.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28

DIR. MCLAUGHLIN.
Jeg er kjed at like at have fact skrevet til
Dem for, efter de opnaaede udm@rkede Result
later we'd at BRUCE Deres Belte. bet har I'D
rettet Vidundere med mig. og jeg err nu mere
rask end jeg nogensinde tidligere kunde gj6re
mig Haab ON. Deres hengtvne
W. H. NEWMAN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28
Sen MIC SnboffgosrctsSllpuln ser leg

Sen MIC SSrbnffbbsrctslop SET leg
ger die ren1tibiige 9eaturaliiationer
in6 u1loer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
UNDER @an0els % Mrbejosbeparte-
mentet, traabte / &raft i Bam, o.
6remtioen bill Set life bore iaa li0r
panifeligere at ffaa liille iaapel ufirlt"
lon uiecol10 papers", ibet Moga11g til
8epis fpr at ma1 opfDloer Be fore
ifrepne @etingelier fnr at blipe Ell
gp0 Il. g. 8prger er giort fife ioa
li0t pm1ifeligere, ligeiom Sen mi gjGl-
0er0e Safit for at fuo iaa0an1e Yapi=
rer CT life iaa liot itprre en0 ti0li=
gere. Ser bor 6a ogiaa | Sen liDlte
Sis pGret ligefrem 5turmlpb paa 9i=
itritsretten for at faa Sc np0pen6ige
9pfumel1ter efter Sen gamle Sob, ME
0e11s set en0nu oar Sis, - i mango
5ilfalOe al Soft, Ser ifjont mango
9lar ber / 2anoet oog tolte 5ptpyst
mcQet oaarligt, og lom enoog / flerr
IilfGl0e fl1ap fu110e ifripe beres eget
Nubn.
Ser CT Sing / @jerc, Ser funoe
tp0e paa, at &orrp 5pencer> Sen
Mo110, Ser Sen II. Mpril opre poa
cit @abe / minneapolis ifgb poa fin
Some, JONI bun Ell Mften bar poa
&jen1oeien fra Sbeatret, n1en JONI
nengang unoilap u0en at man ienere
bar fnnnet efteripore bans Spbulbs-
lteo, mi omiioer bill blipe fanget. Ser
bleD 0engang u6lat cit 8elpnning paQ
$500 for bans &a%agribelie, og Ser er
I'LL | 0isie Gage til @l1pernpren to1a.
met to 5oreipprgsler, SEN enc fra
minneapolis, Sen oroen fer ira ST.
ell, ON 8%elenningen ita6ig itaar pes
Gfagt. 8reDifriperne blep unberret=
tet ON, at set gior0e Sen, og Mpn
o%tgbeoerne ct tilbpjelige til at tro, at
ser life oil gao ret mango Gage, TIL
Zen Opener bill bore / HoltttetS
@enoer. &enner a bans Some far
Dele Si6e1 paaltaoet, at ban bolot fig
ifiu1t ct eller an6et Gteo fer / Gp;i
li1,gbDerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28
Skriv idag.
Soften fort efter fortlattes me0

Sc ten fort efter %fortiattes meo ct
Sal til longt n0 / 6e imaa elmer.
8lan6t Sc mango @jgite bgr lGr=
ligt frembGpes Sen oanife Senorlon<
ger, ST. misunderstanding, ser / 2gbet
al Mftenen fom til 5te6e og efter at
ptqre in%troouceret at Wr. @omann,
poa Spfororing iat1g ct &or 5maa=
ionge, Ser rent impropiiereOe iom Be
fremfom, 6og pafte ct Dol0lomt ST.
falo, Ser lpaor goot ON Sen banif e
&olonies 9eltagelie / Dangerous
egen itore &oncert pna 9anio Sail /
Morgen Mften. Sgioa en- rng Game,
Miis @elga SenlerL ser oil asiiltere
be6 6enne 2ejligbe0> ipilleoe raoer
1iplige 8ifal6 cit Gioliniolo.
9omefomiteen Ser laa lGr1ge Jor=
oejen og laa ib9rOigt bopoe a%rbejoet
paa at gjpre 0el1ne Oct 0anl fe Sg1ter=
gamiunos 9oge go. 1913 Set til Sen
6ufces, iom SEN og1oo blep, belto0 al
9alnerne 90. @ougoar0, IS. Neter=
len, Same Sgrgenien, Carrie N0=
6erien, Mugu1ta Gbomlen, M~leral10ru
Miellen og Gopbie Gtrl1pig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28
Trpfcu Martc Sc6abcs Gunccrt

Trpfcn Martc Sc9abes Gpnccrt /
@orf Mpe. Congregational G6urc1
IirsOog Mften nar lai1gtfra iau goot
belpgt ]om SEN bltr0e pnret, men Den
1111ge 6an lfe &1tnl tl1erin0e fif 2ejlig=
beo til at bile line ltpre Gpner lom
Nim1iltinDe, pg Sc 11pl tic &oncerter lfa1
nof gipe be10e Grltotl1ing for 6poo
Ser n1ongle0e al Yl1blifllm / Iirs=
bags. Set lfal iiges ON Dor Sonos=
mnn0in0e, at Set blln poer lom Ylo=
niltir10e ct pirfelig &1lllt, life De
n&nnlter", JONI man lao ute nlaa
npjes n1e0 poo &oncerter. Trpfen
5cbobe er / @eliobelie al Ell fortrin=
Zig Sefnif, men set beDlte peO bel1DeS
Spill er Sen flangflrlDe @armonl BUN
for taar at q iloffe Sltltrume11tet. 9lt1
gjpr intet Toripg pou at puffc Sp=
ltgt eller brillerc> ait boaO FUN ltrG=
Der efter ct at fortolfe &on1ppnilten,
% Bette lpffes 6elroe / en- fortri11lig
@rob. slf nor0ilf Ml1lif in0e6olot
programmed fl1l1 Ell &ompolttion al
@rieg, g Sen fit en- fortrinlig llofp=
relic. Jrpfen Scbo0e boo0e iifret 1t3
fortrinlig Msliltance, og alle gh1rnrc
pao programmed Dlltes meO ltGrft
1ifnIA
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28

9cn bliper nGrrc! Mapor Smitb
far faaet ct 8rep fra Ell Ma1t0 Ser
ifriber, at Fan bar mo0taget en- Cpl
ltel fra Mpoltlen &aulus, Ser la0er
bam pi0e, at bbis Maporen life bill
Sc u0iteoe en- Hroflamation ON ct
offenligt Monlter 8ennemg0e / oen=
ne ltge> biloe ct. SAUL blipe goelagt
be0 ct Sor0ifelb, Greoag SEN %.
September, - altiaa / Sag! sac
piot pi0es, for Maporen life fun6et
Jig befejet til at u01teoe Ell iaaoan
Proclamation, iaa MI mao man
Mnglt pg 8ebe11 ofperte, bbab 6e1
ifal ife / Sag. &i baaber 0og / bper1
Solo, at bette Sumner al vSi6en0e"
moa fomme fine Mbonnel1ter / @9nbe
in0en 8egibenbe0en 1fal foregaa, fac
Sc fan pare forbereote for ollie @pen:
t,1oliteters 9fpl6!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28

@m Misunderstanding &pnccrt / ct.
saul. Som hi for IA Gage li6e1l
funoe me00ele bore 2alere, bapbe sen
berpmte 6anlfe S%el1orianger Men0el=
@artpig ser / Oisie Tiger er poo @e=
jig / Spillingbperne mes 8opnl fer
/ 9pel1, UNDER Sberpejeli e at lo0e
of6ol0e ct Har &oncerter / Disle to
lfan0inapil fe Gentrer. Sen fprjte al
&oncertcrne timber 5te0 / 9(ften Poo
9nnia Sail / Min1eapolis, og set CT
% cit 6ornpjelie at fnru1e me00ele
st. Eoul SiOen0e"s 2niere, at Sen
anoen &oncert MI oglaa er enDelig
faltllaaet, i0et misunderstanding ofbol=
Der 0enne pao SO o.5 ort @ull
5orS0ag Mten Sen. 1 1 I.
Sftober, oltloo ont ca. IA 9a=
&c, neo belpillig s(siilta1ce al Sen
1tl1ge uOmprfeoe Giolini ltinoe, Mils
@elga Senlen, og Sen norife Minne=
polis=5angforening uGopre", 3iri=
gent Scr. Sobn Counting.
ST. Misunderstanding er fife font
men til Spillingbperne lom Ell
nfjeuot Songer. S Sc Maoneoer fan
bor opbol0t Jig iy9lmerifo far ban
ll1nget De0 mango &oncerter / 9lten,
Chicago og &acine, og fra olle Sc
Ste0er, bbor fan bar %optraa0t, fore
ligger Sc mel It TO er10e nOtaleller ON
bor1s Gang. Sgiao / 9anmorf pg
6ranfrige far ban gjort ltor 2pffe.
SAN er cit al 9anmarfs beolte Sc
11orer; fan nGpneS jGDnliOig me0
Scroll, Cornelius, ScbureDes pg
6prcbbommer, Ser paa Sc epropeiife
Scener gi9r laa 1tor og beretti9et 2pf=
fe, r1aar lon1Del1t Sc optr90er. Men=
0cl=@artpig 0ertmp0 tilbprer &on=
certtri6unelt. @an ct MI paa lin fpr=
ite fore l10enlan0stourne og CT Sen
pr t c 0anlfe Sanger al &a11g,
ser n%ogen1tnoe bar bGret paa en- loa=
ba11 fer / 2an0et.
81 boooe for Ell Sis liben 2ejligbeo
til / en- pripat &re0s at bpre ST..
DEMONSTRATING fore0rage ct Eor
5m1gnrumre og ifal in0r6mme, at
Sen rent no ,begejltre6e Smtale bans
9r91totion far faaet / Be 0an1fe 8la=
Sc beronre, langt fra er oDer0repen.
Ser er ga pgiaa / minneapolis ltore
Sorpentl1inger til &uncerten ser / @f=
ten, og iom iiffert pil iumle fulbt
Sns. ST.. misunderstanding er / 8e=
ft0oelie al Ell ualmin0elig rem, fpl=
Big og fraftig Stemme, Ell uoprnget
nSelteterror", Ser UNDER gooe afuiti-
tie 6orbolo iom / Mo5art Sail nil
blipe at betagenbe 8irfning. 8i tgr
paa Sorbaanb foriifre 2eierne ON, at
&oncerten 6reoag ben II. Sftober bill
blipe en- Mp6elie al ben Mrt, ION lite
lofte bliper buot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28

Sobn % emma Sobnlon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28

Smoo GpOrpejsfumpasnict er Ser
i iioite ltge al 5 fprifjellige 8crioner
anlagt Observation-Disclosures til
ct lanllet @elpb al $44>250. 5aa
Set fon 10 blipe %ten1n1elig oprt for
&ompagniet bpis set ifal n0 me0 ollie
nisie &enge / G%rltotning paa en-
Gang. @pob Det ogiaa ga,ife itffert
Dcller life fDmmer til!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28
minneapolis.
Stor neutrality-suspicious.. @om

T
ers Merca11tile 60. bar ifelge Gag
blaoene erbperbet Jig set laofalote
Oerras @igrne, @icollet % 5. Street,
boor Meoripningen al Sen gamle
8pgning netop er f1loenOt, % Dil fer
ltrafs begpn6e Opfprelien al Ell
megtig 8pgning, Scr ifal inolemmes
i &omer5 &omplefset. 0ette oil hli=
be SEN ltprlte 8ntifbpgning / Mtn-
neopolis, i6et Sen ptl omfotte set
meite al cit bolp @lncf. Sen neber=
lte Gtoge / Sen npe 8pgni>1g ifol ef-
ter 6%orlpoen0e allere0e togc5 / 9rus
til 9ecember.
Gibitc Gpnba9 Mitcn lamleoes eli:
ter Snobp0elie en- &rebs al @enne>
/ Dor popnl9re 2an6sman6 @aral>
9eielien og Sultrues Stem paa SIT
cugo Mbe. 8ei9get boboe nnrmel1
® al en- u@ou%l emarming", ioe1
Ntr. Miellen nplig fat ful0en0t Ell
meget omfatten6e l10pi0elie al itn
@ien6pm, ser efter Bette er en- al Sc
eleganteite og be0lt %uOltpre0e pac
Chicago Mbe. Ser tilbrogtes en- oper=
%or6entlig bDggelig Mften, UNDER bbtl:
fen ser ierDere6eS Ell elegant So11per.
og SEN Iange &Gffe Saler Ser Dolo.
tes bite ret, bnor afbolote @%Grtfolfe:
ne CT blan6t beres 2an65mGn0 oQ
Smgangsfre6s ber. @lan6t Sc u6en-
bDes Size tier 1fal III income ST.. IS.
Sbollert fra ct. Saul og 9angeren
Mea6el @artoig, ser gleoe6e @je1ter-
ne me6 ct Nar 5angnumre.
Mcranbra 2pgens 13=aarigc Stii=
~
t~clicsfeit 1i61te 2gr0ag Mften paa 90
mia b1eb iaabel be0 Sen itore Sill Tut
ming, ca. 225 Me1uaeife ialt, lon1
be0 Sc al Damefomiteen iaa upper
ligt trufne Mrrangementer en- Out
ees felt igiennem.
5el1fabet lamle6es / Sen lille Gal
og gift be6 9H=Si6en til @oros / Sen
ualminoelig mutt ppnteoe ltore Gal,
bpor 2ogens Hrnlioent, MrS. 90.
Sperien bp6 &elfommen, og Mr. ST.
@amann oDertog @berpet lom Gere=
monimelter, me6enS sc. $. Morten=
iens Srfelt ter lepere0e Saffelml1iifen.
Otter at Sen fdrite &unger bar ltillet
be0 Sc mere ems bel 6effe0e 8or0e,
.aabne6es Solernes Neffe al &e0oftgr
q. Sprenien, ul1gebla0et", meo en-
Sale for 9plteriamful10et, bporefter
&ontraftpr 81. N. 6ronlen fra Mfer=
riom &arf talte for slmerifa. DeS=
pRrre par Ser UNDER Disie to Saler
fife iaa liot 5tpi / 9alen; Be ienere
Salere, &rof. Mifela11o for 0amer11e,
Der. 81. 8linfsnberg for 9anmarf %
nabnlig en- n6mprfet Sale al Wrs.
Mnna s nien for @jalterne, paabgr-
teS meo langt itdrre O~pmarfiombeo.
Seprigt berife0e peo 8oroet Den
beoite Stemning, bportil biorog ifffe
minoit Ben mer ems u6merfeoe Sp-
Dartning, Ser Dor fer og Der og ollie
pegne % lite los en- @ieit mangle
noget iom BELT. 9mtrert beo 11H
Gioen bepeoes 8anfetten, bporefter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28

Sfabcscritatntnssiao mub 8pcn,
Marp 4uilligan falbt e11gang / So
nnar poa Set glatte 6ortou poa
5irtb ct. og 8rou0mop % fom ilemt
til 5fa0e. Mu bar bum a11lagt Sag
mos @pen for Sfaoeserltatning pau
$4,000, og 8pgningenS @jere, uoen=
for bpilfen bum fal0t, er tillige ino-
ltGbne0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28
Qa,tb.

Seq gar ti1iolgs omtrent II Set
tior1er al Set oejligite Hrerielono.
De fan tgnfe Sem, til fun So pr.
Mcre. San 0eles og fan muligens
arrongere at tage 8pejen0om lom 0el=
bis Sefoltning.
Sobn Sobnion,
46 Union @lf., ct. Saul, W}in1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28

For de bedste Fotografier b@r
De gaa til Soderberg & Franz,
F.. 9TH St. Smukt Ar
bejde. Moderate Priser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28

We'd Kj0b eller Reparation at
Uhre bes9g den velkjendte Juve.
Ter Simon Nelson. 2o9 F. 9TH ST.,
Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28

&omitc, for .. g e.s 8alar
mpoer Monoag Sen 1. Sftober bo5
Mrs. @asmuslen, 1926 @ooortcb
Mpen11e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28
st. Paul.
5. Johnien, Sofalreoaftor.

est. Paul Tidende"s Kontor, Room 46
Union Block, Cedar s Fourth Str.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-14
TWO INSANE MEN
 COMMITTED YESTERDAY
ChervillOz, and a Violent Unknown
 From ,GiIa Bend.

Gustave Chervilloz. who was on Wednesday arrested for the second time on charge of insanity. was yes terday adjudged insane by Probate Judge Phillips and committed to the asylum
 Judge Phillips also sent to the asy lum, man named McVeagh. who had been brought up from GiIa Bend in the morning by Deputy Sheriff Will Hams. In this case there was no room for doubt. McVeagh was not only crazy but he was dangerously violent. He was d stranger in Gila Bend and all that was learned about him was that his last name is Nc Neagh. He refused to tell anything about himself. if he was able to. He was first noticed in Gila Bend with out hat on, wandering aimlessly. He approached one person and gave him a button and one or two other trim kets. Then he told others that he had had a terrible curse upon him but that he had just disposed of it. He was locked up and later when Deputy Will Hams called to give him something to eat he tried to make his ecape Mr Williams grappled with him and held him until assistance came and he was safely jailed. after very violent struggle. En route to Phoenix he gave the deputy deal of trouble but when he got off the train he walked up to the court house without any trouble
 Later when the officers asked him to accompany them into the court he refused to budge and they had to drag him in by main strength. He sat down in chair and refused to answer questions at all.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-14
MESA
THE OAK" OPENED.

Last evening Ben Harrison opened his new saloon in the Tharaldson building which was erected and es pecially fitted up for the saloon busi- ness. MT. Harrison calls his place of business "The Oak" and the name is very appropriate The exterior and interior of the building. the bar and all of the woodwork are of solid oak or in oak finish.
 The new place of amustment and re- freshment is one of the handsomest in the country The bar and glass ware, cash register refrigerator and all fixtures in fact, are the best that money could buy. There is nothing cheap nor gaudy but everything has a substantial solid appearance.
 In stocking up he has followed the same plan. All his whiskies were bought iu bond in Louisville. Ky. It is the brand that feeds the courtly and chivalroUs Kentucky colonel; that puts the delicate bloom on the cheeks of Kentucly's handsome belles; that gives vigor to Kentucky's young sons and stimulates the record break
 ing instincts of Kentucky's bIooded horses. At least, that is the way the poet Dave Falconer, puts it, and he is considered an authority
 The opening of "The oak" gives Mesa her fourth saloon, and while sa- looms are not responsible for the pros perity of the town,sit is certainly that dead town is not adding to it's quota of drinking places. Saloons go where money is to be found, and for that reason are a pretty good index to towns prosperity.
 George RadeIl. Ed Lewis, Bob Brown and another young man pulled out this morning for a trip to the noun tains.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-14
CHRYsANTBEMUM SMOKING.

Chrysanthemum smoking is the latest thing in England. Cigarettes made of chrysanthemum leaves and cascarilIa bark have been found to give relief in cases of epilepsy, and one doctor recom- mends them as d substitute for to- baccO.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-14

As soon as a mans wife gets on the other side of the ocean he tries to fool women into thinking he isn't married by dressing up like a young dude Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-14

A woman always expects to inherit a fortune, even if she has no rich rel News
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himself something of a lawyer, too,
and he learned great deal about the
charter of Minneapolis, which stood him
in good stead when he got into the
council. -
Reaches Haven In Council.
This happened in 1891. The repub-
council, had raised the number of wards
from eight to thirteen and had gerry
wandered strip Of territory along the
river bank from Tenth avenue s to
Riverside park, which was almost sure
to return democratic alderman. Rand
was in this territory and at once ad-
dressed himself to the task of getting
into the council. His youth and com
paratlve newness were against him, but
his nationality helped and his services
with the leaders. He got the nomina.
ton after a struggle and was elected
in the fall of 1890.
Four successive elections since then
the republicans have tried to GUST Rand,
but never, have succeeded. He has
beaten such men as John F. Dahl, now
assistant county attorney, DR.. w. H.
Hanscom, an exceedingly popular and
able man; Fred Youngren, a railroad
contractor well liked by labor and a
man Of considerable means. At the
last election he beat John Peterson, who
was picked to win and end the long
reign of the little Norwegian in the
sixth. They have all run against the
lmpregnable obstacle of Rand's pull
with the voters, his personal popularity
and the fact that when he needed It
he could always raise money for his
campaign. The opposition says that
he gets his money from the public ser.
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plot had been concocted, it was sprung
by Rand with motion to declare the
presidency Of the council vacant. The
council was 50 astounded by the au-
dacity of the proceeding that Rand
had called the roll on his own motion
and secured its entry on the records Of
the city clerk before anyone found his
voice. By this time it was seen that a
clear majority Of the council was
pledged to these revolutionary tactics.
President Brazie weakly left the chair
at the invitation Of Rand and on Rand Is
motion, on which he again called the
roll, Joseph L. Kiichi was elected
president. On the same night the
committees Of the council, which, it
was suspected, were the real objective
of the combination, were reorganized.
Bradish, the leader Of the republican
insurgents, was made chairman of the
waterworks, place which he had
coveted and which Brazie had not given
him.. Rand got his reward in the
Craftsmanship Of the public grounds and
buildings committee, which gave him
virtual control Of the labor in the city
hall and membership on the park
board. He was also put on the COM
mittees on gas, fire department and rail
roads, which in those days were all
important -'.E |~-.
This was the beginning of the So
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and in his first year passed resolutions
proposing two half holidays for city
employees. He also opposed and beat
a rather raw resolution of Alderman
Gray to give the preference in city
work to full-fedged citizens. This
would have proved discrimination
against frst-paper citizens, who were
then permitted to vote and it gave
Rand his first opening. '..- ::
The Oust1ng of Brazte.
But it was not until 1898 that Rand s
opportunity came. The council was
again republican, and when it organ
lied, Alderman Brazie of the fifth
wara was elected president. President
Brazie did not get along very we'll
with his colleagues. They complained
that his rulings were arbitrary. Rand
in particular had a . grouchS, that he
one else wanted it. This is one side
Of the story. The other probably is
that DR.. Brazie was in the way Of some
deals that ''the. boys" wanted to put
thru. A count of noses was made by
Rand, Kiichli and others, with the re-.
suit that they found that Aldermen
Bradish, Woodward and Jennings, re-.
publicans, would join tho democrats in
On the night of March 10, when the