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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-23

Mis- John A Gellatly was tn lost.
ess at delightful patty given at her
home on Wanatchee Avenue yesterday
afternoon The house was most arts.
tioslly decorated with beautiful roses
The afternoon was spent in playing
progressive 500 Mrs DR. King lin
ming the first prize, beautiful cut
glass bon bon dish and Mrs o B
Fuller winning the second prize,
pretty little china pitcher Mrs E NJ
Upper played some very pretty piano
selections. after which delicious re.
freshments were served These pres
ent were Mesdames A u Wells. G a
Bower. Laura Jacobson, W TrimDle.
M E Fisher, E NJ Topper, D A Beal,
r F Holm. IF Thayer, F D Case,
DR. King, A T Kaupp H FerIyman,
E A Morck aud Miss Batdorf
W L Summers of San Louis Obispo.
Cal, Is visiting at the home of his lis
ter. Mrs W A Thompson in this city
Mr. Summers is one of the heavy
stoc he lders i'm the Farmers and Mer-
chants bans of this city aud is also
president of the Union National Bank
of San Louis Obispo He will probably
he in the city for two weeks or more
Mrs. Eo. S. Kussel entertained
twenty eight little boys and & iils st
her home on Dong las street yesterday
afternoon in nonor of her little daugh.
ter, Gladys, it icing the Occas ion Of
bel twelfth birthday. Miss GLADYS
received many beautiful presents from
her numerous friends. The afternoon
was very pleasantly spent, and at
four O'Clock "a delicious four course
luncheon was served, on the lawn.
Those present were, Misses. Zella
Martin OF SPOKANE. Nellie Belts, Ter
lima and Aubrey Patterson, Louise and
Lillian Lail, Hazel Fenton. Ruth Fris-
bic, Florence Stearns, Ruth Bailey,
Flossie Webster, Ruth Martin. Haley
on Morrison, Naomi Wilson. Helen
Wilson, Irene Collier, Maud Wilson,
Helen Stephens, Babe Holm, Charlotte
Groves, Dessa Holm. Helena Scanlon,
Tressa Nichols, Dowana Fisher,
Gladys Russell, and Messrs. Jack
Rarey, Rudolph Nichols aud Harold
Wilson.
Mower County transcript., 1906-01-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R.R.

The Illinois Central maintains Double Daily
Service, and operates the best of trains, with
Dining Cars, Buffet Library Cars, Chair Cars,
The best road for reaching the Winter Tourist ;
resorts of the South, including
New Orleans, Yicksburg, -
Gulfport, niss, Hammond, La.
Mardi Gras at New Orleans. Feb. 27, 'o6 Gulf
port is a Mexican Gulf Coast resort having the
new, fine Great Southern" Hotel. Regular
9eean steamship sailings from New Orleans for
aud Europe. Send or call for descriptive mat
ter in regard to the above.
Havana via New Orleans
Havana, Cuba, is best reached via the Illinois
Central through service to New Orleans and the
new ocean liner. twln'screw, nineteen-knot
s. $. Prince Arthur =
leaving New Orleans every Wednesday at 400
day morning. r
''The Cuban Special ~'
q fast Weekly Limited Steamship Train is run
latter Dec: 26) every Tuesday from Chicago and
St.. Louis direct to the boat side. Send for
Cuban literature. -" .@z...:7.
Hot Springs, Ark. Florida u
Daily Sleeping Car without change Chicago
to Hot Springs, with connections at Memphis
from Cincinnati and and Louisville. 10
Through Dixie Flyer" Sleeping Car Line st.
Louis TO Jacksonville via Nashville, Chatta
nsoga and Atlanta. - 2, se-
Mexico, California = .@=. s.
Tour of all Mexico, via Illinois Central E. r.
under escort of Reau Campbell, General Mana
building, li3 Adams ST., Chicago, leaves Chica-
go January 30. Select clientele. Limited All
exclusive privileges, independent travel Special
Pullman Yestib4le Train, Drawing Rooms,
with the largest Dining Car in the world, and
the famous Open.Top Observation 3 Car,
Chililitli. Special Baggage Car. Tickets In,
clude all expenses everywhere. EEs + b
Special Tours of Mexico and California via
auspices Of Raymond q Whitcomb, viii Will Leave ave-
Chicago. Fridays, Feb. 2nd and Feb. 2Srd, for
Mexico and California. the last to include
stop-oyer at New Orleans for the Mardi Gras. &
trains cf finest Pullmans, with dining car ser.
vice. fascinating trips, complete in every de-
Illinois Central Weekly Excursions to Cali
fornia. Excursion cars through to Los Angeles
and San Francisco as follows: Via New Orleans
Chicago; every Tuesday from Cincinnah and
Louisville. Via Omaha and the Scenic Route
every Wednesday from Chicago
FULL PARTIcuLARs concerning all of the
tral and conaecting lines or 81 sdldrsssius
other Of the ,nndeEsf fGned.
s. 4. 4 H14ca. hasals; q. i. &; Ghissso. a,sssf :.
Mower County transcript., 1906-01-17

4, =,
Aust,n Herald blanks Colamissio & ,:s ~
l fsas FL /; %
8. s . = g blanks va r1ous
.ssv
I Az Aussm M hsaa hesald. blanks Probate Court 90
~ - u, -. 5eck, binding book supt. OF
scno0ls e. 90
4MaeD Pgona ~ blanks ~
Pioneer Press Co, blanks /: Judge 80
Probate D. !. !. 8. rs
snnt rress schan9s hplnslng 20, Dlanks GO
81 Al Beck. books Co Treasurer .li Is
NJ Beck, binding books Sheriff 4 SO
pIies various offices s -, sup IL 20. {
Miller Davis Printing Co, books Ss
various Offices 96. 10 /
Attorney 3 -. ]. !. !. !. II. so
MlIier-Day1s M rs Printing Co., blanks
yt1ge aroDase s,,,,r:, 1l5
supplies Co. supt. Schools . ..... @ s 90
Mower County transcript., 1906-01-17
Stomach Troubles and COnstipa.
riOn

"Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are the best thing for stomach
Troubles and constipation have ever
sold," says j. r. Cullman, a druggist of
Potterville, Mich. They are easy to
take and always give satisfaction. [
tell my customers to try them and if
not satisfactory to come back and get
their money, but havernever had q com
plaint." For sale by all druggists.
Mower County transcript., 1906-01-17


C II. Robinson, Towns III s5
Theo HaheI, vi1lkSe Ad6lmD
John Gilligen Village dams
eshong sas5 Gonai annan' o~n Tow S,1ysen el.yton
i Herman Beier, Town Remington Il
c: Z. Olson. Town q Nevada n i
Ole AslaksOn, Town Nevada =
n Christ Landherr, Town Nevada $
g. Snyder, Town Window
i Nick Pesch, Town Window S
Thomas Smith, Town Window
J. Weber, Town Lyle }5=,%
A.. j. ]. Aultfather, Town Lyle s+s
S Lewis Larson, Town Lyle r.
Thomas Murphy, Town Lyle
Jens Olson, Town Marshall
e J. Sathre, Town Marshall
Nils Anderson, Town Marshall -
G. F. Rademacher, City Austin
c. =. Thomas, City Austin
p. 6. Bascomb, City Austin
J. Solner, City Austin
"; N n &C. GoEbitt, City Austin
j Ed. Barr, City Austin
Joe. Gender, City Austin ~
E. E. Fuller, City Austin ~!
j. P.s Elmer, Town Austin =
!, I. J. Dinsmoor, Town Austin
o. 81. Brown, Town Austin
Robert Parkins, Town Austin
c. B. Dibble. Town Lansing
Abe Olson, Town Lansing
, Fl. B. Roe, Town Lansing.
Dan Dugaw, Town Lansing
On motion duly, seconded and car
ried, the following resolution was
adopted: -. ....>- >.:
Resolved, That the following nam,
ed persons be and they. hereby are
from the qualified electors OF
the several election districts Of the
County of Mower, State of Minnesota,
to serve as Petit Jurors in the Dis
trict Court, Tenth Judicial District in
and for the said County of Mower
State of Minnesota, for the year 1906
and including the January 1907 term
of said District Court:
Mower County transcript., 1906-01-17

including the January 1907 term o1
said District Court:
C. Byers. Town of Dexter.
J. NJ. Christgau, Town of Dexter.
w E. Daily, Village Dexter
VIM. Heydt, Town Sargeant
Henry Grimm. Town Sergeant
~ Henry Beneke, Town Waltham
! Mt. johnson, Town Waltham
i Aug. Borchardt, Village Waltham
W.T. Adams, Town Udolpho
Syver Ingvalson Town Udolpho
r. A CARL, Town Udolpho.
Arthur Wicks. Town Red Rock
A. j. Lillegraven, Town Red Rock
N N. Palmeter, Village Brownsville
G. !. Lewis, Town Grand Meadow
H. L. Monroe, Town Grand Meadow
J.. NJ. Nelson. Town Grand Meadow
Geo. W GoouseIl. Village Grand Meadow
A D. Moore village Grand Meadow
z Herman Schroeder, Town Pleasant Val
!. Geo. Thinner, Town Pleasant Valley
T Leonard Durham, Town Pleasant valley
Frank Pew, Town Racine g
& c.. NJ Skyhawk, Town Racine
Theo Lee, Town Racine Sgs q MI:
& Henry ]. Lockwood, Town Frankf0rd
=. o. o: Florand, Town Frankford
7 r. As Dona lds1n, Town frankfort
John Franz, IovnssLe Roy y
s5@ J. r Deuel., VilIage Le Roy s, ~
a8 Anton johnson. Town Le Roy 4Ss 55
@ g. 6. Llkena, Town Lodi sSs
Mike Gerber, Town Il Lodi 5 ssa
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-11-08

man farm of 1872 acres, near Munter-
VILE, through Beamer Brothers, and
WI VIII move to the same next month.
The consideration was s9.729. or $50
per acre.
Willis Clark, brother of Fred Clark,
Is moving from Kansas City to a por-
ton OF Mrs. Edith Edwards property.
Kirkby.
Mrs. Margaret Boyd has been on the
sick list.
Ed Gray of oskaloosa spent Sunday
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Mrs. NJ. o'connor and daughter.
Mary. visited relatives in ottumwa on
Saturday.
MT. and Mrs. S, A. Shaver visited
relatives in Abba Saturday.
SIGOURNEY.
Sigourney, Nov. 5.-simon Updegraff
and family, Of the northern part of the
state are visiting in the city at the
Robert Updegraff home.
Miss Glenna M. Street OF Hedrick
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BRIGHTEN.

Brighton, Nov. 6.--The funeral Of Edi
Day was held here at the Methodist
Episcopal church Saturday, conducted
by Rev. ii. A. Ingram OF Winfield. Mr.
Day had been a sufferer with brain
trouble for some weeks past. He leaves
wife. two small sons. father. mother,
three brothers and sister to mourn his
loss.
Mr.. and Mrs. AID McCarty are the
proud parents of little daughter.
/, Mrs. swayne and daughter. Zoe. will
leave soon for Colorado, where they
will spend the winter.
Revival meetings are being held at
the Methodist Episcopal church by Rev.
Bruce.
Professor j. c. McGlade attended an
educational meeting at Charlottesville
Saturday.
Ross Trafton of Fairfield is visiting
his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Fox.
Mrs. H. NJ. Ranscher and son.
Charles have been visiting relatives in.
Lockridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Keller have been
visiting at the parental RAIDER home.
They are enroute from Washington to
Seymour.
f. c.. Pringle. who is teaching at
Elm Grove in Jefferson county, spent
Sunday at home
Mr.. and Mrs. George MatIock are
moving into rooms III the sn..S
Glen Cooper viii entertain
Of his friends this eve
OF his eleventh birthS
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BETHEL.

Bethel. Nov. 5.--Mrs. T. H. Caldwell
and two daughters, Maggie and Anna,
We're Abba callers Saturday.
Born Oct. 25, to Mr.. and Mrs. WIZ
Aubrey, daughter. +.
VIII Chisman and wife and daugflsd
ters, Goldie Chisman, Mrs. Margaret
Forsythe;, Elmer Gray and wife and
two children. Viola and Fred, visited
Wednesday at the S. K. Chisman home.i
Mrs. Laura Wilcox called, at the
Charles Larson home Wednesday.
Miss leila Chisman returned from
Oskaloosa last Thursday evening"
where she had been visiting her siss,
ter, Gertrude Chisman.
oQuite number from this place ats
tended the oyster supper at the HuxA
ford home Wednesday evening.
Rev Randolph and wife, Mrs. John
Vissar and Miss Anna Spanns spent
Thursday at the Chisman home.
5. e. Chisrnan was business callerl
In Oskaloosa Thursday.
Mrs. Lulu Caldwell and Mrs. Elsie
Caldwell called at the William Aber~I
nathy home Sunday evening.
Mrs. William Wilcox visited herr
daughter. Mrs. Samuel Wilco x.Tues-l
day. -
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business in the city Saturday.

business In the city Saturday.
Earl Friday of Des Moines came
nome Friday evening and will spend a
rev Gays with his parents and friends.
MT. Friday is taking a course in the
Capital City Commercial college.
-. ]. Morris of Delta was looking af-
ter business matters In the city last
Saturday.
=. NJ Fuhrmaster Of South English
was a caller in the city Saturday.
". ]. Moore was a business caller
IN II Harper. Keota, Kinross. South Eng
lish and Webster last Saturday.
George Horn Of South English was
caller In the city Saturday forenoon
2, 3. Kerr drove to Hayesville ash
Hedrick last Saturday on business. y
Robert Adams made a business trip
to Ollie, Richland and Talleyrand on
last Saturday.
Mrs. L. B. Oliver entertained at 10
nome IN the northeastern part of
city last Thursday evening. A
crowd was present to enjoy the
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was a visitor at the F. w. Pfaff home
IN the south part of the city the last
OF the week, returning to her home on
the Saturday afternoon. train
Fay Yerger came home from Iowa City
on Friday evening and will visit with
folks and friends before returning to
his studies there
Mrs. e. 2. Phelps and children are
visiting at the F. w. Gordon home in
Cedar Rapids, and expect to be gone
for several days.
James Wylie. Jr., g. G. shanafelt
and G. g. LATER drove to Talleyrand
last Saturday night, where Mr.. Wylie
made speech in the town hall reiat-
Ing to tie issues of the day and the
signs of the times, from the standpoint
of a republican.
John Van Tuyl of Webster, was
visitor in the city Friday.
Ed Weller of Hayesville, was trans
acting business and calling upon friends
here Friday
The hard time social at the M. E.
church last Friday night was a sue
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.SWITCHMEN GIVE
NEW ULTIMATUMI
STRIKE is THREATENED UNLESS
WAGES ARE RAISED BY TO
MORROW NIGHT
Conference to be HeId-Raiiroad
Employes--Managers Of Twenty
three Roads Meet Officials Of 3. r. I.
erhood Of Railway Trainmen.

Concerning the situation among tho
swicthmen and railroad officials at
Chicago this mornig, the Chicago TIL
bune has the following to- say:
The railroads have been confronted
with another ultimatum from employ.
es, served yesterday by representa-. !
tives Of the switchmen's union OF
North America 1t gives the roads UNI,
TIL tomorrow evening at o'clock to
grant substantial" increase IN
wages. A general strike is threatened
as an alternative.
Just what the switchmen mean byL
a "substantial' increase is unknown
by the railroad managers. 1t is foH
the purpose of asoertaining this thar
the officials of the various roads enter
ing Chicago have agreed to a confer
ence with their employees.
Grand Master Hawley Of the swttchJ
mems union, after asserting last night
that "a good deal had happened durin8
the day." described the action Of the
men In delivering an ultimatum as
exceptionally important" but said hs'
had no fear Of Serious trouble"
Important Conference Is Held. u
He did not venture himself to dennO
what was meant in the communication
by "a substantial" increase in wages.
1t was taken generally to mean
more" The road already has offered
to raise wages 2 cents an hour. for all
switch yard employees, while the der
mands fled by the unions approximate
ed 80 per cent advance.
What was regarded as the most in1d
portant development of the day In rail-.
road official circles was the meetingl
between the managers OF the twentyI
three roads entering Chicago and comb
mittees of the Brotherhood Of Rail-
road Trainmen, representing the
switchmen members of that organize
ton. The conferees were In session
nearly all day, and in the evening re-.
ports were read at gathering Of
switchmen in the Sherman house at
which Grand Master P. H. Morrissey
presided.
The result of balloting among en-
gineers of the Chicago and Alton rail-
way concerning their share in a con.
certed movement for an eight hour
day and increased pay was announced
by Grand Chief Engineer Stone as
practically unanimous In It's favor.
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MAY LEAVE THE. BURLINGTON.
Chief Dispatcher J. G. Code at Gales.
burg to 40 on the Wabash.

Chief Dispatcher J. G. Code at Gales.
burg to go on the Wabash.
The following extract is clipping
from the Daily Republican Register at
Galesburg, which says:
"A rumor was current this morning
at the Burlington station that j. q.
Code, who for the past year has been
chief dispatcher for the Galesburg di.
vision OF the G. B. & O., is to resign his
position here to take responsible DO.
sitlon with the Wabash road. The as.
sistant superintendency Of the Cleve.
land division with Headquarters al
Canton. o. was spoken of. 1t is not
definitely known whether Mr.. Code
will except the prefer. Since coming,
to Galesburg he has made numerous
friends and has shown himself capable
OF holding a responsible position. He
came here from La Crosse where he
had been with the Burlington for sen.
eral years.
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EDDYvILLE.

Eddyville. Nov. 6-while assisting
IN driving some cattle Monday, Joseph
Overman was kicked by steer and
gained consciousness and was taken to
the Thomas Ewing home. He received
internal injuries which may prove quite
serious.
Henry Rohde was suddenly taken
quite sick Monday with heart failure
at the home of Mrs. M. j. Williams,
where he was working. He was later
saken home and is now somewhat bet
ter.
Charles Newhouse of Abba, who has
oeen in the employ of Matherly, acct
lentally ran the point of knife blade
Ito his eye Monday. cutting the ball
% seriously that the sight may be de-
'troyed. He was taken to the hospital
Y Qttumwa the same afternoon by DR..
Vance.
Ed LaForce, residing northwest of
own. has purchased the Kent Chis-
81 +
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cess from every point of view. A large
crowd was in attendance.
a, w. Lynn Of White Pigeon, was a
visitor In the city Friday evening
Lloyd Schipfer of Iowa City, came
home last Friday evening and will
spend couple of weeks with his par
ents before returning to his studies in
the medical department Of the State
university.
u. j. Lyle of Keota was in the city
Friday evening and Saturday morning,
looking after business matters and
visiting friends.
U. G. Cover of Keswick was down in
his automobile last Sunday afternoon.
Guy Stone and wife of Keswick were
callers In the city Friday afternoon
Mrs. Jennie Law of Washington is
visiting at the William Haslett home
In the southeastern part of the city
and expects to remain for the winter.
A. W. Kadel and family Of Keswick
We're visitors in the city Friday after
noon and evening.
- w. Ball of Delta was transacting
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entertainments Of the evening. Re-
freshments were served In the latter
part of the evening.
y. 8. Brumback of South English
was brought to the city Saturday
morning charged with insanity. He
was tried before the commissioners and
declared to be insane and ordered sent
to the hospital at Mt Pleasant. He
was taken to the hospital the same aft
The girls basket ball. team Of the
high school went to South English on
last Saturday morning to play game
with the team of that place In the aft
ernoon. This was the return game for
the one played two weeks ago here
the game resulted in score of two to
eleven, In favor Of the South English
girls, thus giving them victory in both
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w 80 IT 49,. SO
Utecht Maude, Conant &
Chambers ELI ........ sd
Utecht Maude, Conant &
Chambers ely ..... ......
Watts Fred, Haynes add eia IA
Wsimer Jno and EunIce,
Schworm's Park 7. 20
Williams VIM e, Janney ad 10
Zimmerman Ellz, Stiles
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-11-08

The man who looks haggard NAV
have abused his stomach, or it NAV he
his conscious : :
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Fidellty Loan and Building
Assn. A L Z eh seA 49,. z
Godfrey Lewis. Leighton 4
Bnnnister's I'd 49,. -. I
Gregory Sarnh VI, Robin
sons 4th add 90. u. .1S
Gestenslager NJ C., Evans &
Roots add
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Roots n 2 It .......
Gibbons T #, Melcher's add
Gibbons I r. Melcher's add
Gee James, smith'ss2d add
Gates " F. Rush's SUB vii
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Hhrsch Louisa J, Williams
Park add SO. .......... 2
Harsh Louisa j, Williams
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H 9a 4. Mary j, Williams
Hammond A u, Williams I'd
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Healey Jno w. A q Harmon,
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Henry VIC :. 4. 4 L IS j. Gov lot .
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Henry c. A, A l. Z pit neA 8
Halberg Chas, Halberg's ad
Harris VIM II, Williams I'd
Hull ] u, Smiths 4th add
Hanks EHz and Geo, Rich
ards add ...... ......... g
Hartman Mary j, Smiths
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add ne pit -. $3.50.
Heller Jennie NJ and Jno w,
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Haw Geo, Smiths 18th add 2
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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-08-09
ENTHUSIASM KEYNOTE
OF DUNELLEN MEETING
FOrdyCe Campaigners Greeted and
Cheered by Large Audience.

The Fordyce campaigners took
Dunellen by storm last night in
storm and were welcomed by large
audience composed of representative
thinking voters of that place.
The speakers had to contend with
the dampening of steady downpour,
but no postponement was necessary
as a hall had been engaged, and the
meeting was not to be held outdoors
as at Jamesburg on Tuesday night.
After fireworks display, the
meeting at the hall was called to or
der by George J. Corey, who intro
duced Col. Fordyce. The colonel
spoke eXtemporaneously, making a
splendid speech on the iniquities of
bossism, which gives graft and graft
ers shelter and warmth. Mr.. For
dyce pledged himself, if nominated
and elected, to give better reasons
! for his official acts than that he had
promised Davy Baird or Dory Strong
and that as a boss had once, sitting
behind his back with intent to bully
him into voting for steal failed, SO
Jne DtODlC vi COulu CABCN'
him to vote again when their inter
ests were threatened by corruptiag
corporations. He illustrated how
Boss Strong respected the decencie:
of public honor, by relating the
story of how he drew two salaries nj
one time from the state, as senator
and as state assessor, and he left the
audience to infer what made the
same man Strong SO dilgent in the
services of corporations when they
had schemes to rob the state and the
people under way.
After Col Fordyce had spoken,
Hon. George j. Corey dwelt on the
evidences of betterment in national
political conditions, and the part Nc
Kinley and Roosevelt played in them.
Mr.. Corey made a deep impression
for the Fordyce cause by his sincere
discussion of political conditions ma
tionally and locally, and many heads
nodded assent as he smote the b6ss
for lobbying under cover of his party
power and public honors. Mr.. Corey
showed how all the big abuses the
people suffer-the watered capitali-