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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-11
ALL RE- E-ELECTEO.
Cong. BurIeigh, Powers and Allen Ara
All Returned by Their Districts.

Portland. Me, Sept. 10.-Congress-
man Edwin c. Burleigh of Augusta
was reelected in the Sd District by an
estimated plurality of 1000 and Con-
gressman Llewellyn Powers Of Houl-
ton in the 4th District by a plurality
estimated at 2000.
CONTINUED on Page Two)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-11

The National Shawmut Bank of
Boston announced Monday that it had
engaged a second million dollars of gold
for shipment to Boston from abroad.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-11

town. Almost all the Jewish shops have
been looted. Owners who defended their
property were killed or wounded. Any
person seen leaving n house or looking
out of a window was shot without mercy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-11
Boston Forecast.

Boston, Sept. lO.--Forecast: Fair and
warmer Tuesday; Wednesday partly
cloudy; light variable winds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-11
FAIR AND WARM Err.

Washington, Sept. 10.-Forecast for
New England: Fair Tuesday and
Wednesday; warmer Wednesday, light
south winds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-11

Government receipts Monday: From
internal revenue. S1.311,5 ,586; customs,
s1.136.2SS; miscellaneous, $S9,610. Ex-
penditures, $1,760,000.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-11

Portland, Me, Sept. 1.-THE Repub-
licans of Maine today elected a Gov
ernor, four Congressman and secured
control of the next Legislature, but they
suffered big losses in pluralities from
the head of the ticket down to the bot
tom. Both Congressman Littlefield and
Governor Cobb attribute the almost un-
precedented slump in the Republican
plurality to the general dissatisfaction
with the Sturgis bill passed two years
ago for the purpose of enforcing the
prohibitory law.
Although the Republican vote was
greater than that cast four years ago,
an increase of nearly 60 per cent. in the
Democratic vote pulled the Republican
plurality down to one of the smallest
margins ever given q Republican Gov
ernor over a Democratic candidate.
The returns from $50 cities and towns
out of 500 are as follows:
Cobb, Rep) 66,299; Davis, Dem.)
59,2O1. Republican plurality, 7O9S. The
plurality in these towns four years ago
of Hill (Rep) over Gould CDem) was
25,374.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-11

A tremendous vote throughout the
State, heavy increases in the Demo-
cratlc vote and the transfer of strong
ly Republican strongholds into the
Democratic column characterized cleo
ton day in this State today, and serv-
Cd for time to give an impression Of
uncertainty as the result of the guber-
material contest.
Early in the day it became apparent
that an unusual big vote was being
cast in every city, town and plantation
in the State and when the first re-
urns were received in this city it was
evident that surprises would be the
rule rather than the exception.
Bath was the first city of importance
to be heard from and the returns Gre
ated alarm at the Republican Stat,
headquarters at Lewiston when it was
seen that the city, for many years
strongly Republican. had given Davis,
candidate for Governor. d plurality of
249. Rockland. the home city of Gov
erncr Cobb, gave a plurality OF IL votes
to his Democratic opponent. while
Congressman Chas. f. Littlefield, also
resident of Rockland, carried the city
by only II votes. Two years ago mis-
plurality was $50.
Watervillc, the home of Cyrus W.
Davis, gave him a plurality of over
500 over Cobb. The cities of Bath,
i{ockland. Auburn. Belfast. Ellsworth
and Augusta. the capital. considered
rs among the strongest Republican
cities in the state. sent in their returns
with pluralities for Davis. The handi-
cap thus placed on Governor Cobb was
only shaken off by the little towns
which sl7wly but surely cut down the
lead of Davis and finally sent Cobb into
the lead. Even Republican leaders de-
clineG to predict that their candidates
would receive 5000. the smallest plural
ity given To a Republican Governor
since 1882.
Congressman Littleield's contest
with Daniel F. McGillicuddy was even
closer than the gubernatorial contest.
When two counties. Androscoggin and
knox, gave a plurality for McGillicud-
dy Mr.. Lttlefelds success seemed
doubtful for q time. but with 30 cities
and towns heard from he forged to the
front with a plurality of $50. The vote.
however, showed Republican net loss
of 2l9S based on the Congressional
vote of those towns of four years ago.
Proyer meetings in Portland. con-
Quoted by advocates of Prohibition
was an unusual feature of election day
in this city. From 9 o'clock in the
morning until the polls closed at 5
O'Clock these meetings We're held con-
tinuously in two churches. the Con-
gresationists offering up prayers for
the success Of the cause of prohibition
and tho Col nf tho oH
hquor selling. Many women prominent
IN the city assisted at the services ana
Miss Lillian NJ. Stevens, president Of
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-11
Each Of Our Four Congressman Are Re-
turned to Congress by Constituencies.
RET Tain CONTROL OF LEGISLATURE,

Returns So Late That Will Be Several Days Before the Complete
and Definite Figures and Returns Can Be Obtained
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-11
HALLOWE ELL.

Gives Gov. Cobb for Ae- election Eleven
Votes Over Mr.. Davis.
Hallowell. Me, Sept. 10-(SpeciaD -
The voting yesterday shows large
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-05-25
Details OF Death
OF Miss Arlllstro Ilg

Amid the memories Of May
day when the spring hours
/ radltionally belong to youth
and life, the friends Of Rev. and
Mrs. .. H Armstrong gathered
| to offer their tears of sympathy
lover their Oldest daug hter Ruth,
las they carried her mid fair
blossoms To the Webster ceme-
|taey The seventeen summers
|of her Young life were cancelled
early Saturday afternoon, Just
after her father s departure for
ibis Penn field about an hour be-
fore, by the disc charge Of q revoI-
yer which the hrot her held iii his
hand. Ruth was in the pantry
| making candy for the little ones,
when a playmate Of her brothers
came up to the illanse with a
gopher rifle. Master Lorraine
brought the revolver, which he
thought was ufloaded and the
boys were about to go into the
yard, when the sister called,
Lorraine from the pantry.
With a yes on his lips the
boy turned to answer, and the
weapon discharged the ballet
entering the stomach. After q
| few moments of terror and con-
fusion among the children. the
| physician was summoned, who
lunderst ding at once the awful
| seriousness Of the wound, order
led her innmedi ately TO the hospii-
Ital, where every effort of human
skill proved of no avail. While
Ibeing carried to the train the
young girl Whisp ered 8 Don't
blame Bill 1.-THE brothers pet
name in the llome) cause he
lldidn' Y know it was loaded.
The father was SUNNI toned and
reached the hospital before the
operation, and the mother who
had been absent among eastern
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Wanted. Man and wife to
work on farm. The man must
be an experience farmer, and
the wife a good cook. Perman-
3ent position to the right party.
4 will pay car fare to my town.
Write at once, stating wages ex-
spected and quail fcations. Peter
Regan, Garske, N. d.
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Horses Of all kindsssfo sale.
Chiidrens ladies and gentle
mems horses. One hundred
sheae. Special next Friday al
Palmer S at Fort lott ZEN, North
Dakota. SpeciaI deal for sale of
horses On that date.
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Strayed Or Stolen On Mon
day night, April 2. a small Jer-
3sey COW strayed or was stolen
from Gorden's barn. The COW
was brown In color and had on a
rope halter. Information lead
ing to the recovery of the animal
will be paid for. G. e. Hcman.
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Wanted. State representative
who is capable of organizing and
handling crew of statesmen one
in each county. Some know
ledge of farming necessary.
SPLENDID and permanent position
Give reference in first letter..
Box SO, Pauducah. Ky.
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Wanted. District managers
to post signs. advertise and dis
tribute samples. Salary S18
weekly, So per day for expenses.
State age and present employ
ment. Ideal Shear company, SO
Randolph street, Chicago
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Wanted. Wanted at once, a
soda water dispenser. One who
can mix and serve all kinds Of
fancy drinks, and take care Of
fountain, syrups, etc. New
fountain. Call, write or phone
p. I'll. Overb7e, Cando, N. ID.
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10 Eu1Id ca1nn in rars

-
3 Marcel Cert, chairman Of the COM
mittee OF refuge for the homeless, says
that temporary structures will be
erected IN Golden Gate park for the
protection OF the homeless at once
MAJ. Mel 1Yor, Of the United States
army Is now laying out sanitary
camp at this point, work on which
will be rushed as rapidly as lumber;
can be secured The camp will be url-
derSthe supervision Of an officer of the
engineer corps OF the United States
army and the chief Of the army med
icaI staff will be In charge Of It as
sanitary officer. The condi tions along
the homeless in the park, It was re-
ported by Chairman Cert, were excel
lent, but 1T was feared there would
be conside rable suffering in the Mis-
sion district, where the committee has
not been able to reach all the peo-
Pile. subj ommittee has been APP
pointed to impress all vacant build
ings and all deserted houses that after
examination shouId prove TO be safe. \
Berkeley, said Mr.. Cert, has accom-
modated Z, 900 homeless people and
had sent to the authorities that it de-
sired to take care OF 4, 900 more. Ala
media has room for 5000 and Fresno
telegraphed that It wished to provide
for 8, 900 and asked that that number
be sent for which the Southern Pa
scific would furnish ansportation.
81 Breeder manager Of the
Standard OIL company, says that the
city Of Richmond could take care Of
800 and that he would transport them
Saturday at ten and twelve o clock,
leaving the Fulton Iron Works.
2oO, 900 Refugees In Oakland.
Oakland, Cal, April 20 %. 10 feed
and house the nfortunate people Of
San Francisco who have suddenly
been bereft Of homes and means Of
livelihood Is calling forth the best
effort Of the people Of this city II
Ifs calculated that at least 200, 900 poo
pie have come to this side Of the bay
and are now distributed among the
homes OF Oakland, Alameda and
Berkeley While hundreds have found
lodging with friends, there are the
count Hess poor who are dependent
upon charity
Bounds Of Rsli ned icst.
Iii the; section north of Market
street the ruined district Is practical
Nv bounded on the west ~ Van Ness
avenue, although Iii blocks the
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Lost. Pair of spectacles. The
case bears maker s name ofB
ing Il Son. Will the finder please
leave at the Ramsey county Ma
5tionaI bank
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For Sale: Horses of all kinds
for sale. Childrens', ladies and
gentlemens' horses. One humid
red head. Special next Friday
at Palmers' att Fort Totten, North
Dakota. Special deal for sale of
horses on that date.
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For Sale: Eggs for Matching
from thoroughbred stock. Rose
Comb Brown Leghorns, Single
Comb White Leghorns, Barred
PlymoIh Rocks, Silver Laced
Wyando ttes, and Buff Cochins,
eggs per setting, S1.50. Silver
ESpangled Hamburgs, and Light
Brahmas, eggs per setting, So.
Mammoth Bronze turf eys, per
egg, Is cents. Ducks, per sett-
ing OF IL eggs, Is cents. F. A.
Dice. Grand Harbor, N. D.
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and grief have. been shoWering8
upon the parents from friends
whose acquaintance is measured
/ by years, or months or only a
few brief days and they know
land feel that they neither mourn
nor hope alone, but only as chief
among many who know and still
love dearly the young life which
has SO recently been called home.
Horses Of all kinds for sale.
|Childrens ladies and gentle
mems horses. One hundred
head. Special next Friday at
Palmer's at Fort 1Totten, North
Dakota Special deal for Sal esof.
horses on that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. e.. f. Flynn
gave the Seniors Of the high.
school a deIigh tfuI occasion Wed.
nesday evening of this week,
when they invited them to their
home and made them their hon
|ored guests. Games Of various
kinds were enjoyed, light re-
freshments were served, and
when the hour for adjournment
came, they left, assuring Mr.. and
Mrs. Flynn that among their
|happiesf memories would be the
occasion of their entertainment
this w dnesday evening, Of the
fourth week in May, nineteen
hundred and six.
Last Sunday many Of our citi-
zzells drove to Pelican Point,
where the Great Northern is
now spanning the lake with its
bridge, over which will run the
trains which traverse the Aneta
branch. The work is progressing
rapidly and the contrac tors exs
pect to have the bridge work
COMPLETED by the first OF July.
Work on the Mission Bay bridge
is soon to CONNIE renee. This bridge
us about / 900 feet long and ii
will take about three weeks to
compile the driving Of the piles.
The grading is also being thrown
up at a rapid pace, there being
800 men working on the line. If
Everything runs along smooth ly.
Great Northern trains will be
pulling over the Aneta branch
by the first of August.
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Wanted. a girl attending
school to take care Of children
after school hours. Board fur.
|nished. Mrs. w. III. Reid.
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Wanted. A man to do several
days work cleaning up a yard.
Inquire at this office.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Wanted. SO orders for flow
ers. Ness.
Wanted. 1000 housekeepers
to call and see our new line Of
furniture and carpets. E. w.
Gilbertsor.
Wanted. We want you to list
your property with us. We will
advertise it for you and sell it.
Flynn Realty Co.
Automobiles Repairei. The
Dakota Machinery company is
prepared to scientifically repair
automobiles. See them for your
automobile troubles.
Wanted T. Estimates on building
about 40 cords of stoneWork near
Webster. Plans and conditions
of contract may be seen with j.
and w. Mckay, carpenters, Web
Ster.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

Out Of a Job If SO use these
want columns, it costs you moth
ing.
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For Sale: John Henley has
300 Cottonwood trees that are
from 10 to 12 feet high, for sale
chean. B.
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For Sale. Fine pigeons for
sale by Cecil Logare. Near School
for Deaf.
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For Sale. Cheapest lots in the.
city. Inquire Of C. A. Dodge.
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For Sale. Hay in stacks fo
sale. G. w. Kelley.
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For Sale. Stock in Farmers
Grain Company. Safe invest
ment. Address Xxx, care Inter-
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Lost: "a gold top comb be-
tween here and the bridge. Re
ward offered. Inquire at this
office.
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HELP WANTED- MALE

HELP WANTED e
Wanted. Persons desiring
ployment to use these want
columns. They are free for those
desiring employment.
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For Sale. Space in these want
columns. Price: One cent per
word per insertion. No want,
accepted for less than ten cents.
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Wanted. As good girl for gen
Ieral houseWork. SIS. a week.
Mrs. Albert Powell, Devils Lake
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FOR. SALE
For Sale. Baby carriages for
sale at halt price at Gi bertson,s

For Sale. New and coy home
and two lots on east Fifth street
next east Hurst residence. Part
cash, part time. Reasonable
figure if taken quick, before the
boom. a. Nc. Powell, agent.
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INT OCEAN WANT 81
HELP WANTED FEMALE

Wanted. A dining room girl
and second cook at the SeyilIa
hotel.
Wanted "A competent girl for
general housework. Mrs. Frank
5Stoltze
Wanted. Apprentice girl to
learn the millinery trade at the
Jacobson store.
Wanted A girl for general
houseWork. Mrs. John Haslan.
East 9th street.
Wanted: Good girl for general
house work, good wages paid.
Mrs. T. j. McC Glory.
Wanted. As good girl for gen
Z l.
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Wanted. SO orders for flow
srs. Ness.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-01-19
Bath

Raphael Mespell arrived home last
Thursday.
VIM. Jones has,,been quite i'll for the
last two weeks.
Belle Holborn sssvisited friends in
Aberdeen most of last week.
Ira WILDER and wife have returned
from their visit to the coast.
Mrs Rap of Waubay is,visitlng with
the family of her son, Grant.
Mrs. Jay WILDER of Aberdeen called
on her relatives here Sunday.
Lydia and Media, Lathrop visited
their aunt, Mrs. Aaringen, the latter
part of last week.
People generally in the immediate
locality were making haste to secure
their ice harvest last week.
The Hat social in the Woodman hall
Friday night of last week was well
attended. Something over twenty
two dollars was realized and paid to
the pastor.
John and VIM. Regain departed
Sunday night for st. Paul to continue
their studies in the college of St.
Thomas, located midway between the
Twin Cities.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-01-19
ROndeIl

Mrs. Knox has been sick a day or
two but is now better.
Mez Slack went to Aberdeen Monday
and returned Thursday.
r. P. Ashford and wife spent Sun
day at Rest cottage with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bayne.
Delaney & Doughty held an auction
last Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
The sales were good.
Miss Gertie Shoemaker, who is book
keeper for the Hart Lumber company
of Aberdeen, is home for a vacation.
Quite a company convened at the
home of Martin Brush Monday night,
it being the third anniversary of their
marriage.
We had a threatening snow storm
Monday, but South Dakota is the ban
ner state, and we are suffering no in
convenience along that line.
There is much talk of having a cen
trail school established, and a petition
to that effect is being circulated. The
question will come before the public
later to be voted on.
Homer Baker, who was for some
time at HotSprings for his sheath, died
last week at that place of consump-
tion, and his remains we're sent home.
Interment took place at Riverside on
Saturday last.
We are TO- enjoying the benefits of
the farmers telephone line, and each
housewife can tell her neigllbor when
she has her dishes washed. So there
is competition even in washing dishes,
which perhaps lightens the drudgery.
Any way we a find out the price of
wheat before we start with our load.
A very pleasant surprise party was
rendered MI. and Mrs. Almanac Rob-
inson last Friday evening. About
thirty of their friends took them by
storm. However, they were equal to
the occasion, and the little cottage
in which the young couple were new
ly ensconsed, resounded with merri-
ment, games and social chat. Later
refreshments were served in abund-
ance, and at a late hour the guests de-
parted, wishing the couple a happy
and prosperous life voyage.
FOR SALE-One-half interest in
stock in the best Livery barn in S. D.,
with privilege of buying or renting
the barn. WOOD HARRINGTON,
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-01-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hunsberger enter
Calned a party of friends on last
thursday evening, the nth inst, it
being the second anniversary Of their
wedding.
MRS. Vina Wilbur has bought the
mouse and two lots occupied for years
oy Marvin Pierce on James street.
She will have the house rebuilt, work
already being under way.
Miss Mae Smalley borrowed her
uncle Arts broncos to take her friend
from Iowa sleigh riding. Although
the ride was a brief one it was exceed
lngly lively while it lasted.
-Gust Vail and his son, Walker were
al Aberdeen on Saturday to have the
latCers foot treated. Pieces of broken
bone are still coming out of the foot,
which is not mending as fast as could
be wished.
CHARLES Erickson, who lives down
the Plana way, was taken to the
hospital Monday morning, suffering
from a complication of troubles result
ing from grip. He has been sick some
three weeks.
"A supper will be served the members
or the Degree of Honor and their fam
Ines after lodge on January %, 1906.
1t is hoped all members will make a
special effort to come, as a pleasant
evening is assured to all.
Cutters are going cheap to the
lucky fellow. Fay Mott got a s35
Portland cutter for IS cents from
Il. N. Lewis. Frank Wynn got the
other n for 80 cents. One of those
line sets or double harness ought to 90
well.
Il. l.. Wood, at present working out
OF Aberdeen in the interest of the
wholesale paint department of Jewett
Bros, came up on the freight Satur-
day night to spend Sunday with Mrs.
Wood, now visiting with her mother,
Mrs. Gilbertson.
John L. Murphy, conductor on the
Great Northern, was home a few DAYS
last week visiting his parents. He
Joined the Aberdeen Knights of
Columbus, going with them to
Mitchell to assist in installing a new
council of that order.
Harry Hoover and Jim Lewis are
hustling ice for all who are calcula-
ting on keeping cool in this town next
summer. For the first time in the
history OF the burg it has not been
possible to find ice in the neighbour
hood. 1t was necessary to go three
miles down the river to the Bill
Young place.
Albert Karlen succeeds the firm of
Karlen & Elliott, general merchan-
disc. Accounts due the firm payable
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-01-19
Columbia
MARTYRS AT THE STEAK

Fred Larson has a windmill and
round tank in fine order for sale at a
bargain.
January 18th, born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. II. Williams, a son, at their home
east of Plana.
Mrs. Ingham, whose husband is now
stationed at Miller, has been WISHING
her sister. Mrs. P. d. Kribs.
Ossie Oyeracker and Miss Gustle
Rocker were among last fridays
visitors from this place to the Hub.
Saturday of this week the annual
meeting Of stockholders of the Column
bia creamery takes place at Gasklns
Hall.
The Christian Endeavors will holo
a social this Friday evening at Inc
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. D. 3
Turner.
John belong, who has been TOT
@sovera, months in charge OF the pool
room. is 10 assisting l. B. Mathews
at the elevator.
It.pays to raise good horses whl,e
90, are at it. T. N. Lewis ecen1ly
sold a span Of mares four anu 4 ~,
IA m a Frederick buyer toI
s4O0.