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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-10

cans do not look 20 England 70 give
them any opposition here. but 70 sze-
den and France. If the French finally
decide to compete.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-10
HOW THE CHAMPIONSHIPS STAND

the nineteen standard table dos
that these
nine is ke BY follow:
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04
Binkley.csmpbeIl Wedding.

The marriage OF Mr.. Harry E,
Campbell and Miss Nettie Binkley,
both Of Marion, H., is announced the
ceremony having been performed
Wednesday morning al the home Of
the brides father The wedding was
great surprise even TO the most On.
Innate friends of the couple.
The bride is The daughter Of r. ,
Binkley, one of Marions promincu
real estate dealers Mr.. Campbell is
private secretary of r. j. Armstrong.
manager Of the Peabody Coal Gem.
pany. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell went 10
St Louis on their wedding trip
The bridegroom is a member al tlc
Thorn Place Club which is composed
of Young bachelors and the club house
IS said 10 be dlan,3 in mourning since
his desertion of the ranks
The bride mas "a host OF friends On
The younger - 90 Cairo society. hay
ling visited Erra as member of a
house party a.ver last summer bt
.Nayor GeoEge Parsons at The NagHo
ia.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04
christr,ss shon MusLc.

One oi the most attractive features
of the Christmas Shop which viii b..
the great event OF tine season iu
church circles OF Cairo next week viii
Dee The musical programs given bro cone
uecuDn with each dinner and nu o..
con the programs to Doe from CONS
posters OF the nationality which cha.
8cferize each daE.
The musicians who win assist ea.H
lay are follows
Monday noon an American luncheon
-Ni-sse Nadee Zimmerman. MylfI.
Bam1rict. Nela Hou5ranf and Eer
Ina sch,csser
Monday evening at Sow EnrI.1.
Iinner-Nrs Lelah Wmu. NHa S
". Weldon. Misses NeU HsU. Lrft
Taisuevool. Jewel mH Hazel Ua
Ell. Nr Leroy Msrzger
Tuesday noon ar MeNesH msE
Misses Iona sECb0Ia. Mabel I'm
gan and Marie HALEY
Tuesday evening at Jarar.-. Hr
ler-Nrs. e.. r. Gaizh.-. E.- .u
I anCe F'ru-1oy 1lI JaHalte. .#a#
Weiuas.aE noon ar Dutch IG1ca.a
Mr. JOSEPH Baa-h NH g. r. This
fleaooi Miss Emma Woodward. a.
] fhe GeruarIa Naal-el.rcr
4 Weekday evening at French %
uer- Misses NrEfia DluhrleE. Zerli
smith. Emma Woodward Rose Hsg
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04
SYNOD DECLINES
SEYMOURBEQUESI
FAILURE TO SECURE FUNDS FOB
CATHEDRAL FORCES ACTION
TAKEN
THE BISHOPS REbUKE
Saws Detached Adherents of Church
Attend Bazaars and Suppers
often But Neglect Church
Services.

7 r,frn ,l,n,ul,nr. ~ mo Chnr1h n NM
pa.,aa.,ar ,,'i,, ',or,t ~ ,aarn ,hai m,
! .,,I ,nh,a}, Ill. nann !, .,ssto, ,his
..a1- In c,rtngeall h,. found II noe
osssary - JacIin. he ba,nost NJ w.
Ila+o p,shon ya,,,.e. 1snat.h
49,, S,rinaeo,.I ~
pn.saaots gor ~ Fnisoopal Cat,a.
irai - enr,,.nafi onIol todsy whom
MI .nna5 - ~. iin...a - srr,ng.
eaia for,,a,,.. .5o.lina3 "a ,aeau. ~,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04
CHANGES MADE
IN OFFICE FORCE
OF CAIRO ELECTRIC & TRACTION
COMPANY WHICH HAD PASS
Ed INTO CONTROL or NJ
KlNLEY SYSTEM.

several changes AFRO about f0 take
.I... Iu Obj, offices of .fe Cairo EI,c
r#. 1. Traction company vbiol ibis
...s .....# .ufo fha control of fbs
+.-.e..F -s-.a-I.
LI. Ierafeaf Iookfeauer has r.
a-.. anil ha- ro definite busiH.-
plans 81. pressed. TIE Office Hll t.
managed hr Li1eI d. Gates ufo has
Laar cashier Cf abe company Tor sew
aral years. He uHI have three young
aoua1 a= assistants. Misses Margara.
Hatcher. M-s Alice Chre-f and ON
.rrfar uso is to b. appointed
Efuar. r. Aisfh0rre uil Do 5up--
Il.erIear OF rhe Traction company
Hre-. For several wears he has Deer
t1lEFe-rr for the Traction coma
pans
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04

The ladies' Of the Christian church
win meet with Mrs, J. " Eimpkias.
1897 Washington avenue at O'Clock
this afternoon
The Ladies' Circle Of the Cairo Bap
list church will meet at The parsonage
lat 2:30 o'clock this afternoon.
The Ladies Aid of the Calvery Bap
fist church will meet at the home OF
the pastor, 240i Walnut street this
afternoon at the usual hour
The l-aaias CireIe nf the NJ. II
church viii meet with Mrs Phil G
Barclay On Seventh street this aft
eTnoOn.
The Aid Society Of the Presbyterian
church will meet this afternoon at the
residence Of Mrs. HickcoX on Twenty
fifth street
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04
Ennaaement Announced.

The engagement is announced Of
Mr.. James S. Lee and Miss Bessie
Weitlauf Of Paducah Ky, the happy
news having been given out to reia-
tiyes Of the couple a a dinner given
by Mr.. Lees aunt Mrs Valentine
Resch.
Miss Weitlauf is am attractive
young woman and a graduate of the
Ursuline Academy
2lr. Lee is a graduate Of the Louis
vile, Ky School OF Pharmacy Mr.
Lee left yesterday for Sulphus. Okla
where he contemplales locating in
business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04


al the Cairo opera house last nigh
by winning two ort OF three hare
fought bouts from the English tith
holder
The st Louis man seemed at the
Istart TO show the effects of the harl
training but this idea was soon dis
sipGted and aside from working witt
more care and deliberation, was II
better form than at his previou:
lmptches here His victory was due
largely to his superior strength anc
powers of endurance although Bar
tistv is by no means lacking IN the
/ fine points Of the game
Acton was in pink Of condition and
Ihls work was of the clevorest and
cleanest cut sort throughout the en-
tire match Time after time Ire es
Ieaped from seemingly hopeless holds
hut was unable to escape from the
| Frenchmans hammer and head lock
holds at critical stages
The hrst fall went to Acton at the
end Of % minutes when he pinned
l}aliste's shoulders 70 the mat with
a crotch and half nelson hold The
FIRST twenty minutes We're exceeding
Ily exciting and interesting with the
advantage in Acton's favor ma.
ioiity Of the time.
Raotiste was ON the aggressive the
greater part of all three bouts aud
Intends Of Acton were Of the opinion
that his opponent would tire himself
ott and would be easy picking, In
this suFmise they were wrong for
ban tste at no time weakened and
was after his man all the time
The second and third falls went to
Baptste in 10 and minutes, he
winning the former with a hammer
lock and half Nelson ana the latter
with hammer and head lock
Acton showed himself as game a
loser as he Is wrestler and sports
man aud in a brief statement at the
finish announced that he had been
fairly and squarely defeated and
that he we~ forced 70 admit Zap.
tiste was the better nan
The enthusiasm was intense es-
pecially so when Acton won the first
fan The theater was well filled with
sport lovers a majority Of whom
We're lasty boosters for tile young
Englishman
The preliminary part Of the pro.
gram consisted first Of a spanng
match between to local BOYS Leslie
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04

! SOCIALANDPERSONAL:


,ley Laura Clendenen, Mesiamcs q
II Thistlewood, H. S, Candcc
Thursday noon a English luncheon
Misses Beatrice Lancaster Emma
Lansden. Emma Woodward Mes
DANES A. f. Staehlo b r Thistle
wood and A W Weldon.
Thursday evening az Italian dinner
Mesdames Robert Reed II $ eau.
dee. r. r. Thistlewcod, W. r Smith,
A. w. Weldon Misses Rose Howley
and Emma Woodward
Friday noon al irish luncheon
Mrs. A. w Weldon. Mr. Herbert
.Stoinet
Friday evening at Scotch dinner
Mrs. Leigh Nyman Mrs Clarence
.Flournoy Miss Alice Morse
saturday noon SET German luncheon
-Mcsdames w: l.. Holt c f. Cali
Cher. B. r ThisGewood Misses Mag
daleno Vanderhurgh, Emma Wood
ward and Laura Clendenen, Miss AL
lie Belts OF Mound City
Saturday eovning az Dixie dinner
Misses Mabel Lansan Jewel and
Hazel Harmed Baterton Becker
Rose 4owley Laura Clendenen NJ
sam Collins.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04
Modern cinderella Company.

Ticket Agent J. r. Dyas of the Ia.
ion station has received message
stating that the AIodern Cinderella
company which niIl play in Cairo 10
night viii require a special train ior
che transportation of seventy people
baggage and scenery The special VIII
consist of two standard sleeping care
ami tuo baggage ears.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04
c oe-na CAP.

Ccavac.or W. Il HALLIDAY is laying
a broad cement walk on Ohio street
in front Of the Halliday Sand Com.
gauy's lots. which will close q gap I'm
the walk on that block. Two or three
gaps remain 10 be closed in the walk
from Tenth street northward. iuciud-
ing that .n front Of jhe ciIy pump
house
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04
VIII Be Deputy Circuit CLERK.

John Dewey who has been abstract
clerk IN the office of his brother
Judge ". $. Dewey for several years
win take thc position of deputy cir
cult clerk Monday. when The recently
elected county officials win assume
their Offices
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04
Address at HIah School.

~ R Kimscy, cX-county superin-
teudent of Perry county, addressed
the high school pupils yesterday
morning on the Practical Value Of In
dustrial Training. Neatncss and order
Habits
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04

Iu the county court yesterday ON
Price. who stole money from 6 neerC
woman. and Joe Hin, WHO stole corr
from John English. were fined g
each. Judge Dewey also admitted seF
eral wiIs 90 probate. The saloon
cases wefe SET for trial next MONDAY
but a. Judge Dewey is going 10 Wash
.ineton thrF wiu d. taken up later
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04
NOTICE

ST pr.d1s owing street taxes "a
fre cIn orc notified go call a. Police
UaarDurter ord pay them. 'hu-
saUG. lrr lla costs. 7 have been 81
Tor -u.e'.m, and unable 10 attend 20
ths c.Ir.r.,ue but from now on viz
ba found at my office. III Connie
..-i truue
JOHN SHEEHAN.
Street Supervisor
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04
TO U5SCRtBERS S.

. All readers of The Bulletin
. who miss their papers are re-
> quested to notify the office
> promptly and every effort vol
, be made by the management
; to correct the evil. There nave
, been numerous complaints
I, lately, from new subscribers
, and old ones as we'll " sub
/. scribers Will des gnate safe
, and convenient places where
, carriers may place their
. papers the management will
, see that their directions are
; carried out.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04
BAPT|STE WINS
ANOTHER BOUT
DEFEATED JoE ACTON. ENGLISH
CHAMPION. ~ A FIERCE
WRESTLING MATCH LAST
NICHT-ACToN FAVORiTE.

Despite she taking Of Of several
pounds of weight to conform with
Iae Acton challenge 90 meet him
at DIS own weight George Bapfiste
tt- champion miliieweight wrestler
o. America. ably defended bis &c %
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04

The young ladies of ST. Joseph 5
parish are attending a novena which
began Wednesday evening The no.
vena will close Dec. s. Meetings are
held every evening
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF


James Fl. McMichael and Catherine
Patterson, both Of Harrisburg.
John l. Graeff and Nell l. Mulcas
ter. botl OF Murphysboro
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04

Mr. and Mrs " Hyman Of this cits
have returned 10 this country after a
tour Of EGorc and are ia Philadei
phia listing relatives whore they
expect TO remain until Spring They
wrote Mr. NJ J. Howlev that they
were rot anle 20 book passage tor
EGYPT until March and SO decided 10
return o. America
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04
FOR TODAY ONLY
KRATKY'S GARAGE
JACKSON AUTOMOBILE.

INTENDING PURCHASERS GET
FREE DEMONSTRATION BY RE
SERVING TURN ONE HOUR IN
ADVANCE. OVER BELL PHONE
COS OR CALL At GARAGE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04
MEETING at Rectory,

The ladies' of the Church Of the Re
deemor win hold business meeting
this afternoon at 2;30 O'Clock At tne
rectory \ large attendance is re-
nnosIed
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04

INSTRUCTION GIVEN ON VOL
N. MISS SUTHERLAND, 24o6 e..
STREET.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04

Mrs. Annie Silver Of villa Ridge, is
patient at ST. Mary's lnhrmary
She will undergo a surgical operation
for the removal of cataract from her
eye. DR. ". F. Grinsteai being the
surgeon iu The case.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04

Il Cairo nearly everybody reads
be BuIlE.n-
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04

Mrs. Frank B. Armstrong has re-
turned TO her duties as head miliner
for the BrackettGouId company her
little daughter having recovered
from a serious Illness
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-03-24

The district convention Of tn,
knights of Pythias will convene il
the city OF Independence on the might
OF March 2s, at which time the teams
OF the Pythian lodges Of the fourth
district will compete for a prize
Homer Lodge. No. As, is leaving
nothing undone 10 make this conven.
tion a grand success All members of
the lodges Of this district will7receive
royal welcome at this convention.
DIR. c. W. Lowe, the well.known
optician OF Eugene, is in Dallas on a
professional visit and is at the Hotel
Gail. He says Eugene is booming,
with aprospect OF even greater growth
than was made last year. One hun
dred dwelling houses are in course OF
there now, wonderful
record for this early season Of the year.
Eugene has more paved streets than
any other city In Oregon except Port.
land, and will pave 30 or 40 blocks this
rear. The town has q live commercial
suh and Is spending thousands Of
iollars in advertising Lane county in
'he Eastern Stairs Eugene Is not
destined 10 become the second CITY Of
Jnegon; Il holds that place now,
ieclares DIR. Lowe. q
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-03-24

John Martin, Of McMinnville, has
been visiting his granddaughter, Mrs.
j. G. Uglow.
Five per cent discount on all goods,
and to everybody. Nothing reserved.
No favorites. kirkpatrick Grocery.
The young people Of Dallas are
looking forward with pleasant antici-
patton to the masked skating carnival
to be held at the Colosseum rink
tomorrow night Many masks have
been sold, and good crowd is assured
to compete for the many liberal prizes.
Subscriptions are coming in at a
lively rate this week, and the OBSERVER
will find it nesessary to cut off only
a few names on April /. Our sub
scribers, without a single exception,
have expressed their approval of the
new postal regulation.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-03-24
What Ais You?

Do Won feel weak, tired, Respondent
have frequent headaches, coated tongue
bitter or bad taste in morning, heart
burn" belching Of gas, acid risings il
throat after eating, stomach gnaw ol
burn, foul BREATH dizzy spells, poor oil
variable appetite. nausea at times anc
kindred symptoms?
II yoGs2ye any considerable number Oh
the>>above Symptoms you are suffering
from Sliousness, torpid liver with indi-
gestion.arSdtsspepsfa p. Pierce,s Golden
Medical DIscoyeEX is made UP Of the IN. NJ. :! !
valuable md cinal principles known l..-1 e
medical science for the permanent cure Of
such abnorTlaI conditions: 1t is a most
efficient liver inyigoratOr. stomach tonic,
bowel regulator end nerve strengthener.
The Golden Medical Discovery is not
patent medicine or secret nOStrum, a
full list of its ingredients being printed
on its bottle-wrapper and attested under
oath. glance at its formula will show
that it contains no alcohol, or harmful
habitfOrming drugs. 1t is fluid extract
made with pure triple-reiined glycerine,
of proper strength, from the roots Of the
following native American forest plants,
viz. Golden Seal root, Stone root, Black
Cherrybark, Queens root, Bloodroot, and
Mandrake root.
The following leading medical authorities.
among host Of Others eXtol the foregoing
roots for the cure of just such ailments as the
above symptoms indicate: Prof. X. BarthOiOW.
NJ. D.. OF jefferson Med. College Phila.: Prot
II. c Wood, NJ d.. OF Univof Pa: Prof Edwin
VI. Hale. VI. D.. of Hahnemann Med College
Chicago: Prof, John King NJ. D.. Author OF
American Dispensatory; Prof. JnO NJ. Scud-
der. NJ. d.. Author OF Specific Medicines; Prof
Laurence Johnson, NJ D.. Med. Dept. Univ. OF
n. Y; Prof. Finley Ellingwood. NJ D.. Author
OF Materia Medca and Prof in Bennett Medi-
cal College, Chicago. Send name and adj
dress on Postal Gard to DR.. r. V. Pierce Buff
falo. y. y. and receive free booklet giving
extracts from writings OF all the above medi-
cal authors and many others endorsing in the
strongest possible terms each and every in
gredient OF which "Golden Medical Discov-
cry Is composed.
Dr. Pierces Pleasant Pellets regulate and
invi@orate stomach liver and bowels. They
nav he used in conjunction with uGolden
Medical Discovery II bowels are much con-
situated They're tiny and sugar-coated
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-03-24
THE FATAL PROHECY.
BY DEAN COLLINS.

Taft has no chance" says Colone
Watterson Bryan will be electe'
because the country cannot stan'
hard times. News dispatch.
We had our plans all ready
For the Presidential fray;
(Bill Taft, old chap, should win th,
scrap,
And bear the spoils awsy.)
But Colonel Watterson, he says
Bill doesn't stand chance;
That William J. will lead some day
The big inaugural dance.
How cruel the gift Of prophecy
| Our shattered hopes lie low
Why did you tell us, Henry?
Why did you let us know?
We had our armor buckled on,
Impatient for the fight,
For Taft, old boy, with jealous Joy,
To scrap with all our might;
But Colonel Watterson declares
That we're already out,
And William J. will bear away
The plum, without doubt.
0. fair flowers blighted in the bud
Must we our hopes forego?
Why did you tell US, Henry?
Why did you let US know?
Hard times, says he, have done the
deed
That spoils the hopes Of Taft;
So Bryan steers, the next four years,
Our Governmental craft.
Why fight at all, if big Bill Taft
Is destined but TO fall?
Us G. 0. P.s must stand the freeze,
For Colonel knows it all.
We bow our heads in deep regret,
And wall in bitter woe:
fWhy did you tell US, Henry?
Why did you let us know?"
The Colonel sees ascendant
In our fair Nations skies,
Shining afar, the brilliant star
OF William Jennings rise.
How we'd have stood by Big Bill Taft, |
Had Henry just keep still;
We'd fought for him with all our vim, |
And boosted with a will.
But now this fatal prophecy
Has shown it useless. On,
Why did you tell us, Henry2
Why did you let us know2
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-03-24
HoSU Is Xour Bloodi

II you lack strength. are nervous, havs
no appetite, don't sleep well, get tlred
easily, your blood Is in bad condition.
hou cannot be strong without pure, rich
blood Hoods Sarsaparilla makes rood.
neh blood and keeps Il good.
Dyspepsia - For six months my Sys.
ZEN vas out Of order with dyspepsia and
tmpqre hloot- Spent lots 81 money in VAN.
~ heoa sarsarariliA cured mea Jos. s,
Mad No Appetite ~ vas tronhled
N,th ayspspsia and had no appetite. 1 had
L-lnt teeling afier eating. Ny constffution
Eef AL run down. but Heed : Sarsapari ~ has
tni{ RELIEVED me- fIoKKNcr STo9E.
,Weakness-.I bless The day he.ri of
hood caraapariila as d cured ne a grtrgr1s
Se.kness after grip. built ny Husband IN
49, pneumonia- and cured ecrenn Ard
1lool poisoning IN our ehiidrpn" Ma M
A D1LWoETH. Bon q Emhreeville. Pa
Hoods sarsaparilla Il sold everywhera.
n tas usual liquid. or n tablet form o.Iied
sarsatahs. 100 Dosss ons Dollar. Pre-
pared only b. c L Hood %. Lowell. MasA
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-03-24

Hon. b. +. Mulkey has filed with the
Secretary OF State his petition for nom
inatlon to the Office OF District Attor.
ney for Jackson and Josephine coun.
ties. The OBSERVER predicts his elec.
ton by a handsome majority. Mr.
Mulkey served the people Of Polk
county as County Clerk for one term,
and was reelected by the largest
majority ever given political candi.
date In the county, winning out by
1900 votes. He was then called TO
serve the peopl as State Senator, and
at the end Of his four-year term, was
reelected by handsome vote. IL is
hardly necessary to add that Mr.. Mul-
Keys ability as n public officer was
responsible for this show Of confidence
on the part Of his fellow citizens. and
that here in Polk county his name is
household word for integrity, energy
and executive ability. As public
speaker he has the rare power Of organ
izing facts, grasping details and stat.
Ing them in simple, forceful and com
prehenslve language. Before a Jury
he has few equals. As "A prosecuting
attorney, Mr.. Mulkey will be safe,
we'll poised, answering. but just. He
Is a man that can neither be hurried |
into action nor deferred from discharg-
Ing his full duty. His many friends
In Polk county will hope for his cleo
lion by a neat majority, knowing full
we'll that he will make good" aud
hat the people Of Southern Oregon, as
here, will never regret having placed
him Ia Office.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-03-24

Oregon been dominated a little les'
by these machine methods, it would
have been in a healthier condition
today.
To whom do we refer, when We
speak Of machine politicians? To the
gang of political pirates who pursued
their policy of rule or ruin in Oregon
for nearly thirty years, and who
finally disgraced the state in the eyes
OF the Nation. To few bosses whose
odious methods not only made posi-
bic, but hastened, the adoption of the
revolutionary Direct Primary. To
the gang that defeated Mr. Scott in
his honorable ambition to represent
his state in the highest lawmaking
body OF the United States, and whose
leaders, not content with betraying
him, shamelessly gloated because one
Of their number gave to the public
certain private correspondence that,
By every law of decency and honor,
should have been held sacred. To the
same political bosses who are even
now attempting TO repair their old,
discredited machine and again fasten
their grip on the fair state of Oregon.
Do we make our meaning plainP
The OregoniaD sneers because the
OBSERVER urges Republicans to sup
port their ticket in the coming elec-
tion because itappeals to Republicans
to cease voting for Democrats for the |
state and county offices. II
a newspaper may not appeal to the
voters Of its party to stand by the
party ticket, then, in heavens name,
10 whom may it appeal? To the
leaders Of the gang that corrupted
Oregon politics for thirty years? No, /
hank you! II Mr.. Scott desires TO
assume the role OF spectator and
Itand idly by while the old gang
jiezes control Of the state again, that
s his affair. We agree with the Ore
sonian that appeals to party loyalty ,
n the last few years have mostly been
n vain, but if an appeal for party
oyalty and decency and clean politics
7ill avail nothing, then this paper
as no other appeal to make. !
The OBSERVER had nothing to do
18th the enactment Of the new primary
NV, but now that 1t Is a law, we shall a
ndeavor to respect and observe it. \
nd we still maintain that the way to
eep MIR. Chamberlain out of the SEN i
te is for no Republican to vote for n
i'm. 1t will be a difficult matter to :,
lake the average voter believe that il +,
necessary to have a machine to keep h
i'm In line and make him vote his :,
cket, and for this reason we believe
will be possible to elect a Republi- =.
IN Senator and still prevent few II
scredited bosses from securing con-
oil of the politics of the state again. d
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-03-24
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that by order of tn,
county Court OF Folk County, Oregon. duly
made and entered on the III, day of March
1905, the undersigned was duly nnpointed
administrator of the estate of Reuben II Barn,
ard, deceased; and all persons having claims
against the said estate are hereby notified to
present their respective claims under oath
WIN the proper vouchers. within six months
from the date Of this notice, to the undersigned
administrator, X. +, D. No. ,, Salem, Oregon.
Dated this the 20th day of March, 1905
THEODORE BARNARD
Administrator of the estate of
Reuben T. Barnard, decensed,
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-03-24

F. M. Brown, publisher of the
Brownsville Times, is one of the few
Oregon newspaper men who are seek
ing election to the Legislature. Mr..
Brown was IA member OF the last ses-
sion, and made clean, honorable
record. He favors the election OF
United States Senators by direct vote
Of the people.