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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-06-04
SAM TO IAM HAND


Washington, June 3-The Panama
presidential campaign which is to
cuIminate In an election the first
week i'm July. has recently developed
revolutionary tendencies to such an
extent As 20 cause grave concern and
the serious intention TO employ severe
measures on the part OF the American
government to secure a fair and hon
est Lection. probably the first in the
history OF Central American politics
The 500 American marines stationed
on the tsthmus will be detailed On
the two election days to the I, 500 poll
ing places.
The contest is between Vice Presi-
dent 0baIdfa and Secretary of State
Arias.
Arrscor Fires ohaFeia's Friende-
Arias entered the race a. q Con-
sentative and from his entry the ma
ehfnery OF the government has been
husily in his behalf. The
last move was the dismissal by Presi-
dent Amador OF the governors Of
provinces, all OF them known to be
friends of Ohaldfa. To still further
hamper the chances OF Ohaldia, the
administration has. since the depar-
turs OF Secretary Taft from the 18TH
mus, reduced the number of presfden-
eial electors from the province of Co
lon, where Obaf6ia il conceded to
have many friends. and Increased the
number IN several provinces known
to- be favorable to the election OF
4rias
The call for q personal report from
Minister Squires Is the result, 1T is ex-
planned. OF the new Developments At
the same time Mr.. Squires may be
asked to explain certain newspaper
comment to the effect that he has al
lowed himself to become enthusiastic
IN favor OF one OF the candidates.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-06-04
PIERCE MUST PAY PIPER
Federal Supreme Court Holds Oil Mag
nate Must Answer Perjury Charge

Federal Supreme Court Holds OIL Mag
nate Must Answer Perjury Charge
Washington. June SA-The supreme
court OF the United States yesterday
affirmed the decision OF the United
States circuit court for the Eastern
district OF Missouri In the extraditfon
cases OF HI. Clay Pierce ct the Waters
Pierce Oil company of St Louis, hold
ing him subject to extradftion to Tex
aS. where he Is under Indictment On
. charge &C perjury in swearing that
his company had not entered into a
conspiracy IN restraint of trade when
the company made application to- do
business in Texas It Is commended
that the Waters-Ffarce company II a
part ef the Standard Oil company
May Cut Price In Rocks-
The supreme court decided three
Important copyright cases, the opfu-
feRs being handed down hT Justice
Day. The first decision was in the
case ef the Bchbs-M Merrill Company
vs.. H. H. Macy q ca. In this case the
court dealt with the question whether
the sale by a retail DEALER OF a copy
righted hook below the price fixed by
the publishers Is an infringement OF
eopvrfgaE., The Bohhs- Merrill comma
NY published a novel and stipulated
IN q prfnted notice that it si,euld not
De sold for less than 81 a copy. The
house OF Macy sold the work for SO
cents and SUIT was brought in the cir
emit court for t1s southern district OF
New York, hut tine bill was dismissed.
A hlfa result followed when the ease
was appealed To the cireuit court OF
appeals. and Yesterdays decision was
In the same Line.
The right af publishers to- regulate
the price at whinh their books may
be sold hr retailers and icihers was
alsso involved IN the two cases at
ChariHH' Sentiments Sons VS.. Isasi0r q
Nathan Stratus dGing business as r.
HI Macy & Co, all &C New Tari.
which were decided against the far
mar concern.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-06-04
.fIlIbUSIfR ENDS:
CONGRESS QUITS
LIST Days oil Session Made Mem.
orable by La Follette's Ef.
fort to Talk Bin to Death.
(uRtNO MEASURE IS PAsstD


Washington. June 3--l1st ten man-
atss before the hands Of the big round
clocks IN the chambers es the tive
houses cf congress poiatsd 60 thu
nsRr ef midnight Saturday. tAs trst
sssstcn ck TIE Sfxtsth congress came
20 . ef0ses
In shs hease tie closing Acurs were
characterized nw stnxtnS II songs by
Republicans In hcnor Of Speaker Caa-
acn and hy Democrats b tina interest
re wtllsam r. Ery@a.
Made Memorable hy Fifihas<sr4
The last days ef the senate viii De
memorable On account OF the nltnus-
Ter ef Messrs La rolletts,. Srans and
Gore against ths emergency eurrsncr
bin.
At $50 e'eleck TIE senate adopted
The report ef the ccnferees Of tho two
houEes of congress en- the Aldrfch-
Vrseland emergency currency bin by
ths dscisivc vote of ~ 70 n
EiitAusksr In oissasar.
The downtall of tina fifnnsfar was
Inevitable. Nfns4ssnsna az the ssna-
osrs On o0s6 sfsfsH we're onroxsd 40 ~
ssnalor ssors the bind sraccr from
Sss5hnainA WIS len an guard through
an1 sns afternoon. Senator Srnns was
70 rciow aim with speech sf about
e. natars Duration. and Senator La
Foilstte hoped to take the apcr again
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frAarks pufs 0uascson.
when the Oklahoma senator COM
chaded hin speech thu vice president
que tia question to- the senate whether
ths conferences report On the currens
90 bill should ns adpntaas Ths ROLL
oil was nsg1n before senator Stone
nj Ssnatnr II Fuilstts could reach
IN chamher. Futile sfrartz were
mRkfRs by tn0 wisconsin senator to- In
terposs objections tlaar would pro-
l0ng tn dehate and to dsxiss means
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-06-04

81 49, &&W%& JAZZ &A RAGkAaA+ ssAkS&e wv ~
anasr beads Of $1,000 On u charge u
eattesnx . gsrs unaer aftsen years at
axe. Who ae present 10 his wife. Col
BINS slcped three weeks ago with Sar
ah kIantzaseh. the fcurteen-ye cid
daughter or q taruasr near Geneva
white Frank Blanchard. residing
near Benton. H.. was absent fretn
home two ankncwn men entered the
house. bound Mrs Blanchard and
xaxSed her and aftsr sprtnklSng coal
ell over the door set tfre to- the place.
Blanchard rssurnsd In time TO rescue
his wtaA, who was hai1y Ai1rned and
b. saxe the hensa fron destruction
Two previous atssmets lad been
made To burn the house. Blanchard
u unable so sscrihs = reason for the
attempts at ARSON
From Abroad
N0re than 10000 deaths have -
snltsd from the severe famine prevail
inx III tho Esoxa province ef Uganda
the goxsrswsnt h feeding saeo9 ef
~ natives. Crops are tailafrsz
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nrotaeeS the right Of naEaraiizetf eiti-.
asns Who RETURN 20 tina country af
thsir birth.
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pprssnfown n q. flnsghr We nrofh.
- naruetl ptan IS tn,eis af ~ Peters.
nnpr wossnxilnx nosnl AZ hin opp0nsnsss,
ors ssriuuslr n,.t himself bsin~r .n,
harmed
IN. A,.strinn urf,,eess. ~noSe s.,nr<,.
nsnt 8 - avs aso ca,,sstl I rrs..t
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-06-04

Washington, May % 49, The cunsid-
erafsBn af the conference rapport On
tina CURRENCY bill III the senate yesser-
day slinwad plainly that there would
o. Hftle or mn obstructive tactics
against it's passages. Senator Aldric1
briefly axplAinssI tina maaanra and
lhtfa political by pIay was intro
dncnf hE Senaturs Cnihars0n at Tex
an and Bacon OF GAaryiiz. wfn taunted
mnmi1ars &C the mainritE with dsHin-
aiinatiun To- nasE antisindunctiun and
enznpaflm e0mtrinnfinn pubiinitg bills
hafura adinurnment.. wf1fnif called
fnrt.I claims OF interest IN both meas
upeH BIZ senafnrs on hafff zstfss buE
gava an pramiEa af actinn at this sese
aiuM
SenatDrs Teller af Gaipradns Owen
Gf Oklahoma and NHwianat of Nevae
da All snnka i'm apnGsifinn tu the eur
nency hill. and. ma at1sar senators de-
sirinG a. sgiaa1f yaatarihN. TIM latfer
nnrt 0f tina sesainn waG dHvufasf tn
a1z1fillfEfne unnni sefsaissn Eiils m tbs
enll1ninx
win TN aurnancx question. thu
lnzndnHa4 &c tlfa nnune yanknrsfng wanr
nriTk en-. and d ninnfsE C imp0r
k1nk U1lhunan weHaM nniE
Erttnn1Ik In onle patnt remaining
yn1xzad II wn6nn - win wtlI be-
$50 - an1 dnnntR tlink - rspor1
vf1f - n1nptnzi - ~ niiI oarufnst
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-24
WEST SALISBURY

Mrs. George Stanley is on the sick
list
Mrs Ella Clark is staying az J.. NJ.
LOOMS this week
Mrs. John Huntington is spending
he week in Montpelier.
Mr. and Mrs. J.. VI. Loomis are
spending the week in Montpelier
Mrs. Arthur Spauldiug and children
are spending this week at r G.. Tnk-
hams
Mrs. Lewis OF Bennington is spend
ing few days with her aunt, Mrs
Truman Amidon
Rev Arthur Spaulding OF Salem. \.
Y. who is spending his vacation az
h. C.. Tinkham spent the day In
Bennington THURSDAY
The cottage prayer meeting which
was held in the school house in our
district Tuesday evening was we'll at
tended
Mr. and Mrs James Peters are soon
TO move TO their new home in Oswego.
y Y. whore they have purchased a
farm.
One Of the prettiest weddings took
place on Wednesday evening Oct
DIST, al the home Of Elmer c. Tink
ham. when his daughter Eta NJ was
united in marriage 10 Carl Mattison
of South SALISBURY Promptly at
eight o'clock Wagners bridal march
from Iohcugrin, played by Mrs
Arthur Spaulding Of Salem, y. Y.
sounded from the hall and the bride
and groom preceded by little Miss
Grace Francis Tinkham who acted as
ring bearer carrying the ring In the
heart of lily came slowly into the
large parlor. where they were met by
the officiating clergyman the Rev. L.
A. Cooney OF North Bennington who
was assisted by the Rev Arthur
Spaulding of Salem ~ Y Mendels
solm's Midsummer Nights Dream
was played softly throughout the
ceremony Immediately after the
ceremony the guests we're served with
ice cream and cake. after which Mr.
and Mrs. Mattison left for "Trip tC
Boston and other places The brid,
was beautifully gowned in white crepe
de chine, the groom In the conven
tional black The parlor was taste
fully decorated with evergreen anC
autumn leaves with the wedding bell,
suspended in one corner of the room,
the dining room was trimmed In greer
and white The bride was the recipi
ent Of many beautiful and useful gifts
among them being china. silver anC
table linen from loving friends an,
relatives dinner set from Mr.. ant
Mrs. Russell Tinkham and a generous
bank note from her father. Their,
were present about thirty-fve guests
to wish the happy pair a long, happ.
and useful life together.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-24
SOUTH sHAFTssuRY

Mr.. and Mrs. Shuttleworth a. Am
sterIn u'e th1 g'esis OF tner lllah
tef NJ g. : Nttyon th,s writ
Ing
Congratulations are extended TO Mr.
and Mrs V Tompkins the bride hay-
ing many acquaintance in this vic
unity.
Byrla "a 81 ah 30 Nosburah
have p-.u 50 ems rol A. Dunlap,
puGme ,no''7. o. 0o'l-
olic
DO not forget the invitation given
by Rev Mr. Cashmere ON Sunday con-
corning The collection for conference
claims.
The marriage of Charles Draper,
brother of Miss Gonevieve Draper
comes to notice this week He will
soon be leaving these parts
Congratulations from friends here
are extended TO Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Mattison We are all glad to wei
come Mrs. Mattison to our village
The teachers enjoyed their trip to
Rutland very much indeed Very in
teresting sessions were held and they
were cordially and finely entertained,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Houghton of
Bennington visited Mr. Ball on Sun
day. Mrs HOughton has been stay
ing with her father who has been quite
| ill., He is some better at this writing.
The principal excitement of the
people in this town is The fire on the
east mountain A relay on day and
night forces are sent from this village
and will continue to be sent while the
fire RACES.
Edward White, a former resident
/ has secured workq at the
Eagle Square Works and at
present is boarding with his
/ daughter, Mrs Charles Andrews. Mr.
/ White will move to our village as soor
as a house can be secured.
There has been quite a little done tC
advance matters concerning the Hal
lowe'en social TO come off next Friday
evening at Cole hall given under ting
auspices of the Ladies' Aid society
We hope it will be we'll patronized as
efforts are being made to make the
evening one Of pleasure as we'll as
profit
/ The selectmen were notified Friday
morning that the fire was sweepinl
| the side of the mountain east and haC
reached the SALISBURY line A. b
/ Hawkins went with a load of men
There seems no hope of putting on
the fire but by strenuous work Il car
be kept subdued and from destroying
as little as possible Had it Away,
been the practice Of every lumbermar
70 clean up their refuse wood after
! getting he timber there never would
have been q chance for such deyasta
ton The fire is burning over the
other side of the farthest range oppoi
| tie this village
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-24
Mra. Winrlowp soothinr syrup

d, been uisd Cor over SIXTY 1--WE YEARS By NIL
LIONS N MOTHERS Cor their CHILDREN WHILE
llhtulNG, With rERrECr SUCCESS NJ souTiits
M NulLn, tufrtNs Wc GUNS AtLANs au PAIN
Suhls WIND collie, and IL the bet remedy co. ntAH.
hh'hA' teld BY Druggists IN svtfY raH OF ~ vufd
" sure and al Tor Me-. Wintou's Fooihnf ErfunH
tulhhe 20 phst hnd. ruenir-fvs cents hcii'a Guar.
tn'ti undef ne lod end Drugs Act June sra trN serial
Number lglo. an OLD AND WILL TRIED REMEDY
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-24
TOMMY CONNECT. SOLDIER
Holder Of Worlds Amateur Mile Re-
cord in Desolate Alaska.

cord IN Desolate Alaska,
Tommy Connect, the once famous
miller of the New York A. c. and
whose amateur record Of minutes
10 3-5 seconds yet remains unbeaten.
has been heard from. He Is one Of
the boys of Company b." Twenty.
second United States Infantry, now
stationed at S. Mlchaols, Alaska. do
ing duty for Uncle Sam, with whom,
he says he intends to spend the rest
of his days. No athlete OF this or any
other generation has had such an
eventful career as Connect. After
quitting the running path he joined
the regular army and saw some ac-
tive field duty in the war with Spain
in 1898 one particularly brisk engage
ment being the battle of San Juan
Hill.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-24
LEGISLATIVE SIDE LIGHTS
Incidents That Catch the Eye Of the
Montpelier Journal Man.

Incidents That Catch the Eye Of the
Montpelier Journal Man.
The committees are working hard
il the calls for meetings are anything
to 80 by,
And stin they talk about ladies'
week being bad for business. Twen-
tyfye and thirty bills day do not
look much like H.
nat Tuesday roll call works pretty
we'll The empty benches were few
and far between.
Senator Hunuey Of Duxbury was
found by a reporter doubled up in his
seat the other morning and when ask
ed what the difficulty was said that he
had just read in an account of fire
down his way that said All the farm
ing implements were destroyed with
the exception of one pig
Representative Howe of Bennlng-
ton slid apprehensiyely into his seat
just as the speaker said. The clerk
will now call the roll of the House,
and then Judge Williams Of Newport
moved that the roll call be dispensed
with He had been waiting for the
Bennington mcn, apparently
H. Sc, another bounty bin by Fores
ter Of Stratton, is not only hedgehog
legislation, but bear legislation as
well. He couples the big bogy Of
Vermont school children with the con
fdmg but bristling hedgehog and
would place a price on both their
heads. And yet we are inclined to
be peeyish when people talk about
"rube' legislation.
The hedgehog bounty bill seemed
to have been pulled out for the bene-
fit Of the ladies as there was no wom-
an suffrage measure on the racks. Al.
ter considerable debate which at times
took on a serious vein and then lapsed
into the humorous II was re-cOmmit-
ted from whence It came.
The Bacon bill, H. 62, Incorporates
the Journals idea Of opening the polls
at six o'clock a m This bill would
facilitate voting in every town in the
state.
Talk about appropriations Sl50,0OO
annually for trunkline highways and
So day for a state board of license
commissioners. Time for some one
to put up the bars
There was not much doubt about
the vote for investigating the tele-
phone companies. The ayes rang
out just as though a free telephone at
the state house was never heard Of
That bill Of the sudbury man nam
ed Jones which prohibits the location
of a licensed saloon within two miles
OF The line Of a nolicense town, would
knock the three mile bridge resort
higher than the halo of Miss Ceres ON
the golden dome
Rather a pity that there should not
have been a lively little debate TO add
variety and JOY 10 the distinguished
audience Of ladies Tuesday morning.
Those committees ought to be more
consderate and give the members a
chance TO spout
Senators Kennedy OF Burlington and
Wright Of Grand Isle, the only Demo
Gratis In the Senate. were two busy
men on Tuesday afternoon. One nom
mated v A. Bullard while the other
seconded the nomination and the other
nominated Elisha May and his col
league backed him up In this
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-24

Dewltts CarboliEed Witch Hazel
salve is the best salve for piles. BE
sure you get DeWitts. Sold by d. A.
Ward.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-24
BY the Legislative Reporter Of the
Montpelier Argus.

WoOtPSHeI ~ Jus
The bill TO increase the supreme
court from four to FIVE judges is get
ting respectable attention and there
is every prospect o. viii az least
come in with q favorable report from
the judiciary committee. lt is held
that a tyc-Wdge decision carries great
or weight throughout the country than
a four Judge decision. and Vermont
reports are now 10 be found in every
state from Maine TO California ON just
that account 10 is also argued that
parties 100 lawsuit want their rights
protected and believe thar Do can be
done better with FIVE than four jud.
ges Under the present law If the
court splits equally Two and two.
judgment OF county court is affirmed
without expression of opinion Judge
Watson stated at the recent bar ban
quet that such n decision was made
I during the past TWO years. He didn't
know 10 70 was right Nobody did
He favored q court OF five judges
Then there are the district courts to
De considered That is an administra
ton measure other matters pertain
ing TO the judiciary law will have 10
be- doctored. hearings before trustees
for instance
The Vermont legislature turned
from the election or United States
Senators Tuesday TO the consideration
| of bounty on hedgehogs There Is no
similarity between the two subjects
and one had TO hang on to their seats
to spare the jar on the drop. The gal
/ leries were filled 20 overlooking and
the aisles were choked with people
admiring the flow ~ mellow oratory.
Then 10 have an adverse report on the
| hedgehog bill flung az the house-what
strange company II Il was diversion
It answered the purpose. n q was a
scheme to size up the house and get
acquainted Il smoked out the dormant
orators. and members who had not
! been asked 10 say a word for the sen.
atorial candidates had chance to
stretch their tongues Mr. Boutwell,,
who was not ashamed to father the
! bill. claimed he had not been given n
hearing promised on the bill and even
charged that he had not been treated
fairly. and when his contention that
he should be heard was supported by
MIR Fletcher. OF Cayendish. he hoped
q into the life boat and pulled for the
shore. Mr. Kinsley the chairman.
graciously acknowledged the corn and
asked that the bill be recommitted to
the general committee which was done
ON motion of Mr.. Otis Of sutton. While
Mr.. Boutwell, may not have had a hear
ing before the committee he at least
had public hearing.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-12-07
Free Free Free

These merchants will alsO give away alb
solutely free two valuable prizes to visit
ors on this excursion. One Ladies Gold
Watch and one Gentlenen's Gold Watch.
You don't have to H1y anything.just
show your railroad ticket to Sec. Larson,
and he will give YOU asticket which will
entitle you to a chance at one OF these
valuable prizes. He will also present
you with free ticket to either the Keno
or Casino Theatres.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-12-07
HolU to Get Your K. K.
Fare for NOTHING

Each merchant named in this circu-
lar will give you receip1 for the amount
purchased. If you buy S. at one store and
SIS at another 81 at another this will entitle
you to FREE railrord fare to Hattiesburg
and return. When you have traded to the
value of 500 or more take your receipts
to Secretary Larson, of tie Merchants AS
ISOLATION in the rear of the Citizens Bank.
Show your railway ticket and he will re-
fund you your railway tare. Visitors must
please bear N mind that only the above
named merchants have agreed to pay
your railroad fare. For this reason trade
with no one else.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-12-24
REAL AUTocRAT OF THE ROAD.
Commodore Vanderbilt Sole Ruler of
His Railway Lines.

Commodore Vanderbilt, at the age
OF 80, was the greatest railroad auto.
crat this country has known. Nova.
days railroad ownership is compli.
Gated affair; Vanderbilt made it one.
man affair.
He managed his properties, spent
many millions in their reconstruction
and manipulated their securities with
absolute independence of all minor.
ity stockholders. That the public had
any legitimate concern with his rail
roads would have struck the commo.
dore as absurd. Once, upon the wit.
ness stand, he repeatedly replied:
None of your business" to regular
ly authorized inquisitor who was at
tempting to get certain first-hand in
formation concerning the Central's at
fairs. Before he obtained control OF
the Central its official reports were
fairly complete; afterward they did
not furnish the most rudimentary in.
formation. He had the utmost con.
tempt for the law and it's representa-.
tives. Law" he once roared, what
do l care about the law? Hain't I got
the power?" Once observing that a
Central director had not voted for a
certain proposition which had been
under consideration he asked the rea
son why. Don't you know, commo
dore," his friend replied, that each
and every one of those transactions is
absolutely forbidden by the statutes OF
the state Of New York;" MY God!
john caid Vanderbilt, you don't sup
pose you can run railroad in accord
ance with the statutes of the state OF
New York, do ?"-Burton ]. Hen.
drick, in McClure's.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-12-24
LETTER GOT TO DESTINATION
But How 1t Did So Without an Ad
dress Is Not Explained.

A New York man who belongs to g.
Brooklyn club had an experience the
other day that has impressed him with
the ability of the post Office.
The club sends out regular month
ly statements Of Indebtedness in en-
velopes which have piece of trans
parent paper set in so that the name
of the bill shows through and thus
saves work in directing the envelope.
Occasionally notices of forthcoming
club events are included in the en-
velope.
The last monthly statement the
New York man got was fixed up SO
that only the printed lines announcing
a club concert showed through the
transparent part. The name on the
bill didn't show at all, because that
card was turned toward the back OF
the envelope.
There seemed absolutely no way
barring opening the envelope, by
which the name of the person for
whom 1t was intended could be discov
cred. The envelope arrived apparent
ly as 1t had been posted, and the club
man is wondering yet how the pos
office folks did it.