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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-19

hun hal VetIedef JuS1nder I'll Sunos
hedeH. Adresse: Lynn, Mass.
ON 8rgn6en bgr faltes til, eller
ON ser bgr opfgres ct itgrre &ur-
ite6 for Ma6re, 6er 6nifer mere emo
ct 8orn.
80 / e Borg" paa
30 gen b + 9 n 5 t. Sre6ag D.
20 @oi Sormio6og be6 9.15 Gioen
opitoo ser SIS / &erregaaroen ~Ma=
rienborg" poa Mgen, tilbbren6e @reo
Moltfe. Sl6en opito6 oeo @niiter
fra Meiertiforitenen> Ser antenote
Straataget poa Meieribpgningen,
bnorfra Sloen meo ripenbe &urtigbeo
bre6te fig til Sc itore S%eiteital6e, Co.
SEN, &erifabsital6ene meb &uifebo.
ligen, &aoifebuiet og @ognremiien M.
Fl. Sorbalterboligen anten6tes, men
Sl6en bleb after 1luffet. De fleite al
9ens Spreiter iamle6es paa 8ran6-
bbor alt Qrbei6et foncentrere-
bes ONT at re66e @obe6bpgningen.
Mlt lepenoe blep reo6et. Set meite
al Solfenes Sgi er bren6t. Ser
.ifabsfuif Beter Sben6len, 1on laa
ipg, blep / iioite 9ieblif reo6et no al
;6e brenoenoe 8pgninger, lige fer
Saget fired neb. @rep og @rebtnoe
Moltfe er for Si6en paa en- lengere
l1oenlan6sreiie. 9e anten6te 8pg-
Ringer er alle ne6br9n6te. @n So
ital6, EN- Serifela6e og ct @%binebus
iamt Gorpalterboligen og @obe6bpg-
er re66e6e. Sorbalterboligen
Ell itarft me0taget al Sl6 og &an6.
l1obDgningerne og Sorpalterboligen
par al urere0e / 2an6bpgningernes
8ranoforiifring for $4,000
.r. 8ran6i fa6en an Ilaas til c. 1907
900 @roner.
SDllamb.
2Dn % l1be r / ST.
st l1beir le6iaget al en- SfD=
pumpe anrette6e 5. 81. Mai itore
9oeleggeller be6 @faIlernp og 2ef-
fen. gn Mengoe Siiferbaaoe ilpn.
]eoes beit op I 2uften og bleb fulo=
ten0igt ignoeri laaeoe.
~SSDb1f Morgenbla6"
,&ebellernes" @obeoorgan for SDl=
menes at bore opb9rt at uo-
8la6et> ser u6gif fra Mar=
bar UNDER bele lin @fsiitens
me6 financielle &ani felig=
)e6er, ser fulminere6e pe6 at ma
fife fun6e lfaffe @enge til Eppograf-
PIT.
8olfetingsmon @bei-
trip oil life itille Jig lom @an=
'i6at / &iborg &re6ien beo Sc fore-
taaenoe &alg. @enitre / &re6ie n bill
ette en- Senpen6elie til 6tiftamt=
nano 8run / Malborg ON at blipe
'ets &anoioat peo Sc foreltaaenoe
5alg. Sorfsellen melIem Seire
g &~eformpartiets Gtemmer be6 iio<
Ee 8alg bar fun 10 / 8iborgfreolen.
g e B b n. 8. 80.
Roi blep @aar6eier, 2an6brugsfan-
toat Mn6ers Mielien al Speiitrup
oe6 Sfan6erborg, balgt
il 5olfetingsmano for SabD-@reo-
IN, iom afod0e 6tnansminiiter Bill
elm 2asiens g~fterfglger. -Mnoers
fit 1884 Stemmer. SONS /.
Roofanoi6at> Mn6ers &e6egaaro 81
enien, opitillet at @ebeIpartiet og
Eettet al Socialiiterne og &gire, OPS
5aaeoe 8O2 Stemmer. Mn6ers MieI-
en- tilbgrer &eformpartiet, er en-
Dgtig 2anomanb og iterft interes-
ret anbelsbepagelien og 8lante-
:opalgsiagen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-19
for syge kvInder.

I tredive Aar har Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, tilberedt
af R6dder og Urter, vaeret Diet ledende
Middel for kvindelige ~Sygdomme og
har sikkert helbredet Tusinder af
Kvinder, som har veret plaget med
Forflytninger, B~etRndelser, Saardan-
nelser, librIse Svulster, Uregelmaes-
sigheder, periodiske og Rygsmerter.
neutrality-suspicious. Fornemmelser. OPP
blnsthed UfordGjelighed. Svfmmel-
he'd, eller nerves Afkraftelse. Hvor-
for prGver De Diet like?
Mrs. Pinktarn indbyder allie syge
Kvlnder ut skrive til hende ON Raad.
Hun har vejJedet Tuslnder til Sund.
heden. Adresse: Lynn, Mass.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-19
Der ogiaa ct Ngrre BeIpiaeIier

Der ogiaa CT Ngrre 8elbigelier
1blanot, fremgaar al, at ct enfeI1
0goSbo er blepet plpnoret for lite
minore ems 10000 Ser. Oct bliper
plenlpnlig en- al Be melt omfattenbe
georageriiager, iom Domitolene |
mango Mar bar ipsieliat fig me6.
9sn er ban iiffer paa ct langt Sor,
beortngSbusopbolb.
8srneb ielps6oge
4%j6benbapn CAB en- iamlet sSsnotegt
at S4,461 8r. % Gre, mos 84,801
Ser. 6S Ore for itoite Mar. Set bar
ct goot llobptte, ierligt / 8etragtnina
at at &egn eoelag0e Sc to lioite og
beoite elmer al 9agen. Com ct @u=
rtoium meo0eles, at ser bar in6fom=
met 29,016 Stfr. 25-grer, 112, 1922
Stfr. 10-9rer, 346,337 @tfr. s.
9rer, 1, 206,607 @tfr. 2-grer og
enoelig 866,151 Gtfr. 1-9rer.
Set np g 0 ia t.
B | a 5, Ser nofommer iom Mf=
tenblao tent ONT @ftermio6ogen, bar
for iaa biot babt en- goo @egpn=
oelie, iom set er bIepet lolgt / ct
fort 0plag. 9ette ifpl6es 6og ner=
melt at bets Gorban6lere er ifgrte
Sc befienote reoe frpgiife &ner fra
&ebolutionstioen og 6erfor for boft
5oroentninger ON ct ierlig BLOB
6rpppenoe Sn6bol6. Des iterre bar
imiolerti6 GoIfs @fuffelie ODER fun
at foreftnoe en- &effe tamme, rfla=
re og umo6ne Mrttfler, iom er
glemte / famine 4jeblit, man bar
leit 6em.
Ct tort miIit e r t
S e 8 t ebne me6 9el=
togere fra ollie @arntioner / Dan-
mari bol0tes li6ite Maane6 / 2 Gage
/ &iebenbabn. Ser bar omtr. 5000
Silifnere. Opbisning al forifiellig
Sport, ierlig 6o6bolo, omfatte6es
meo flor Snteresie. &e6 SEN ofgie=
ren0e @amp ON &nutbenborg<@ofq=
len for 6oobol6 ieire6e Sreoericia=
@oloaterne, 6Gitningsartilleriiterne
bar bi0til peret S%noebapere al &le=
no6iet.
Sor &eiten gif alt fra &aonoen me6
itor Prectiion. Gobtrefningen og
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gob ielpfelgelig
M%nleoning til megen Mnnterbeo
blanot @,1blifum. Sorbinorings=
lebene flare0e Manoifaberne nomer=
fet. Me6 iterite M6retbe6 iottes Ser
ODER alt, bbab ser ito6 / 8eien, fife
Ell eneite fal6t / &an6et> og @ig=
traa6sbegnerre, iom 6og life bar al
rtgtig &igtraa6, toges meo CLANS.
Snfanteriiterne iatts ODER 6e, ser bar
noen Sppafntng, frgb UNDER eller
imellem = bbtlfet piloe babe foIot
temmelig panifeligt> ON Set pirteIig
bab6e pGret Bigtraao. Set progt-
f11loeite bar oog Sen itore @pmnaltif=
oppisntng, iom foretoges al $50
Mano, og iom gift fra @an0en me6
al gnifelig Mppel.
Rerne.
&eieg al tpife2an6-
nj en6 pau g / RI II s.
Strs0agen S. 2. Stunt pente6es IS
ol0enborgife 2onomen6 til Soo=
%itrupegnen UNDER 2e6elie al Or.
Sollman1. Ser if1l6e Alleges
@eieg blan6t an0et pao Ssbgi
Mejert og @dnitergaor6ene v@il=
belmsbaab" og uEborsIunoegaar6".
en- tor @epint. @aarb=
eier Sans Yeterlen al Sterfin6e bar
til &i1oeren al Sen itore @eptnit /
2onobrl1gslotteriet, ftp. &arcelliit
Sons Ole Heteri en> iamme Ste6,
iolgt lin gien6om / @terfin6e @p
meo @eiatning og S11pentarium for
cit &iebeium al 1880 @r. gien=
oommens Mreal 1,ogier c. 70 Eor.
2an0, @artforn 9.5 IS.
Eret egoor6e me s
Storfere6ernes 8ron6 5.
9l1sman0 Mn6ers Yeterl len M9ller al
Mllelte0 paa Gper1 Ser Sen 12. Mai
blep anbolot, li9tet for AT @epn ODER,
at bans Spn bar blepen afpiit fra
49,, L>. ~~rl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-19
&ibbenbabn.

SITE bi11ig! Sen ito
lienife @anger @aruio bar iagt @ej
til ct EiIbu6 ON at optreoe / 81
bolt" / &iebenbapn en- Mften for
10000 &n. San forlanger 60,
ranti for minoit 2 Mftener for TO-
900 @r. pit. Mften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-19
Denne Kvinde slger at Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound frel.
ste hendes Liv. Les hendes Brew.

MIS-. II. q. WlIIadSen /
Iowa, SERVER til Mrs. Pinkham:
"Jeg kan med sandhed sige, at Lydia e.
nnham Vegetable Comp. und frelste NIT
Liv, og jog kan like fnde Ord til at udtrykke
min Taknemmelighed til Dem. 1 aarevis
olagedes jeg at den varste Form af kv1nde-
.ige 8vagheder, var 8 edse under 1agebe.
handling og CAV mango PENCE I'D til Medi-
in uden at opnaa Hjalp Jeg skrev II, Dem
,m Raad fulxte Deres Fors, ritter og ben,t.
-ede Lydia 3. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
nit Helbred, Uden Deres Hje'p havde jeg
dag varet ! min .Grav. Jeg onskcr at enhver
iidende KYinde VII prove det.U
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-19

CuDNN o~I''NANA Ju@L @tSO OCI
paagel6en6e Moteriale.
Otter Sen forelebige l1n6eripgelie
er @ogen benbilt til @ebanoltng
be6 26et &riminalfammer / &ig=
benbaon, Msies1or Mrel @eterien.
@bis 6e / Mrtiflen in6ebol6te 0p=
lpsntnger er %forrefte, maa ser 10
foreligge ct 8ru6 poa 6en @mbe6s=
bemmeligbe6ens Mur, ser omger=
Der &omisiione11 og 6ens Mrbejoe,
bba6 enten MI Sc vfremme6e milf
tere Si6sifrifter" eller sen 6onife
8robinspresie eller mnligbts Be
ibirren6e GorlD6en6er / @igsbags=
treble bar beret ST. @%orgbiergs
beienligite Slide.
ST. 8orgbierg bar beret I Gor=
fber og Sagen er 16iat for at gipe
bam Sis til at iamle og fremlegge
fit 8ebismatertale.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-19

ftDrfet pe6 en Me66elelie ON, at
Sfibets &aptein, Glo11ier, ff11loe
nflples at en- al Marinens Off
cerer.
Otter bba6 man erforer fra go6
@il6e, forbol6er set fig rietigf meo
bette Heriomhfftte> ioet Marinefap<
tein Mnoerien ffal aflpie Glauien,
men Mariagen oertil er ingenlun6e
ben, at &uptein G1auien far fgrt
ct for frapt &egimente. Gpert=
imoo logger man Sen alt for bu=
11a11e Man6 til 2oit at bon lite
bar foritaaet at beb6e 81 Iciplinen
blanot Sfibets forifjellige GRADER
nf aomanoeren6e, iom iebnIig far
Egget / aabe11 Gtri6 in6bDr6es %
oerbe6 gipet ct 6aarligt @fsempeI
for De l1ttge 2erlinge. Naar nogle
uf Drengene e. 6eiertere6e, tilifri=
Der man set almin6elig sgpentpr-
hit. Gere af Dem ffal allere6e IN
ben 6eres Mfreiie fra &iemmet babe
Iaoet fig forlp6e mes, at Sc ogteoe
nt gaa paa @bentDr / fremmeoe
2a1oe, faa inart Sc funoe iinoe en-
hi E1nsrsSknA &no.+:r
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-10-30
HERE IS THE RECORD

assessor. gave the Moscow Mirror con-
tract to print delinquent tax list at
90 per description. The Troy News
did this same work for cents per de-
scr ption.
Here again the democrats went into
court and won, saving the people over
10000. .s as
Fl. r. Smith, republican Probate
Judge, was also short in his accounts
1000 90. The democrats resisted in
court and finally settled by agreeing to
take sixty thousand feet OF bridge planks,
at 90 per thousand. Smith still owe
about $1,000 feet to this county. Smith
is republican. rors
John Naylor was republican sheriff
who was put out of Office by the voters
of Latah county in 1895 Naylor was
short 1000, and finally settled by paying
the county ne-lhird OF the shortage.
I Naylor had only straw bond. The
democrats had to take one-third or
nothing.
The above are but few of the multi
tude of things that can be shown during
the republican reign OF graft, and the
people we're saved from bankruptcy by a
/ democratic board.
GnsTRAP SHORTAGE.
Mr. Ram stedt cites the Gllstrap short
age, and claims credit, saying the re-
bublicAns have paid this of. Let rs
see. The total shortage was II 10.
The democrats settled, taking property
which sold for 5O5 80, leaving net
shortage of l0,2067S, This had to be
raised and the republicans have raised
it this way;
They saddled onto school districts and
, towns 22iO 80. The county has actually
, Maid 1895 80 Ramstedt takes credit
for about 1900. Harland school dist
riot alone paid special tax for this short
age of 100 06. )See expert report.)
, The above figures are taken from the
! special report of the expert, ISSUED
eighteen months ago. 1t shows that In
5 stead of the democrats running the coun
: tv into debt. the democrats, during fOu
s wears, actually paid off Sl9,692.63 Of
republican debt and this in the face o
!, hard times.
4 Ramstedt also takes credit for al
t as 600 debt the state claimed for delin
!. ouent taxes. But, the truth is, tn
a county, three years ago, held It's mrs
e sale and collected in the $4,000 from th
n sale of delinquent property that had &C
&c cumulated from the organization OF La
tab county. A.
v The record shows little Of which tn
= present republican gang ought to fee
|. proud. 1t is a rec I'd OF which TIA
r democrats have little to explain an
a nothing of which to be ashamed. /
W the face of the present high taxes an
O. machine politics there is sufhcleI
q. oround for dissatisfaction and complain
IN The people want another change.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-10-30
Republican Tax Records.

has cost the people Just in hare earned taxes
tdd run
the count four under democratic
which reflection Of republican taxation all over the state me assessed vaus
News last published long list OF farmers showing me actual
Idaho levy
hundred This the republicans reduced the levy to
claiming here is how this lower levy and INCREASED
Here additional list OF 81 who
Readh
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-10-30
THE TWO PARTIES ON PROHIBI-
rTION.

I1ON. =,
There is no question but what the
great majority OF the people OF Latah
county are in favor of national, state
and county prohibition of the liquor
traffic. The democratic party In Latah
county is composed mostly OF people DE,
lieving in prohibition. They recognized
the prohibition movement in their plat
form and Jerome j. Day Henry Bangs,
Daniel T. A. Mcintosh and DR.. Cumme-
ford the nominees for the Legislature are
pledged to the people. if elected, that
they will vote and work for state woe
prohibition and failing to get that they
will vote for the best measure posslple
to curtail the liquor traffic. is there
any question that as to the duty oil the
people of Latah county as to these nomi-
nees. A vote against them is a vote IN
avor of saloons. The republican party
declared in favor of local option ana
Kissed the Baptist preacher who asked
for state wide prohibition. They give, as
their excuse for turning down the prom
btion plank that it is impossible at ms u,
time to get state wide prohibition me
real excuse however is the fact that tnt
saloon interests were in control oil theil
convention and they did not want tn'
convention to declare for Prohibition, De
cause of the moral effect it would hav'
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-10-30
WHO Is CORRECT?
Continued from page 4
c.di,o wonnd up bis Mos

Continued from paet
coodine wound up bis Moscow
Anu .;th these words: "The republic
spse0n astv stands ready to be judged by
ca" Pr record" And that record in
lis Pa .ate Of Idaho is one Of shame and
inc 80 OF all men in Idaho Cover
0is' Gooainp osght to be the last to ask
n0' nnblican to vote the ticket this
sp' He ought to be the last to ask
'''S for q man too cowardly and too
' ,'p,onest to say where he will stand if
u''' .;,nher trust, as it certainly will,
~" tries to rob the state. Let Cover
cooling 90 home and read the last
~ ,hlican platform, with its "a per cent
ie,f,alsohood and dishonor, with its be-
..,rol Of the people and the state, and
~, his mind on the noble struggle OF
/, ra rinteen "insurgents" of the last
'1,;slaure. reflect on what he thinks a
.aod man ought to do on November
sL;rd Let Gooding remember the story
n Tommy Jones and Frank Wyman, OF
Jimmy NIullaley and Martin Vessels, of
nj Jones and their fourteen honest
,,;onds. and let him remember the part
.hot linn Brady played in that great con-
.niraey to throttle public rights and
aocent LEGISLATION, and if he is the honest
man we have always thought he was,
Frank r. Gooding will blush for shame.
We nave always had good deal of
admiration for Governor Gooding and
ma shall continue to have an admiration
ior him. and no man has given the Gov
eruor more loyal support than the editor
Of the Troy News, but the Troy News
will not follow Governor Gooding in his
muport for Jim Brady, and secretly
Governor Gooding will always approve
fine attitude the Troy News has taken
during this campaign. Governor Good
iogs heart and soul is against all Jim
Brady stands for today, and any thinking
man cannot help but understand that
Governor Gooding is not in sympathy
with the republican gang. If he was
giving Brady and the rest OF the gans
hs support, he would campaign the
whole State Of Idaho for the republican
ticket, but what does he do7 He come
to Moscow and delivers one speech ant
then goes quietly back to Boise. Gov
erpor Gooding knows that the things h
has .stood Tor and ADVOCATED, equa
taxation, primary elections, railroad
commission, an effective anti-pass bill
an employers liability law, and numel
Gus other things, will have no chanc
With Brady and his gang, and the loya
support of Governor Gooding is nc
therefore with the Brady gang. Ii Go'
emor Cooling believed that Brad
would carry forward bis fight for hor
esty in Idaho, he, Governor Goodlni
would leave no stone unturned In ordt
to insure his election. Any man who hi
approved of Governor Gooding will hay
to vote against Brady. Governor Goo
ing, himself, by his inactivity in tn
campaign repudiates Brady, Lansdo
Hastings, Hepburn, and the other !
pndators. He practicallydisowns theI
Follow Gooding's attitude towards u
Brady gang and not what he said IN u
only speech he has made in the car
paign, and YOU will have to vote u
straight Democratic State ticket, al
also the Democratic Legislative ticket
latah County.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-10-30

Axel Ramstedt, over his official sigma
ture, has issued statement, the pur-
pose of which is to bolster up the |
cause OF rotten Potlatch Lumber
Company ticket, and to deceive the
public.
Knowingly, Mr.. Ramstedt has made
many msstatements Let us see how
matters stand
In 1898, at the close OF the democratic
administration, the total valuation IN
Latah county was 81, 765, 10000.
1907, Republican Observation-Disclosures
tab property valuation, So, 692, 2S9- 62.
During the four democratic years OF
1895. 96-97 9S, the total taxes collected.
including schools, roads, state and coun-
ty and town were $685., 265.27.
Here is the record OF the taxes collect
ed by the republican party:
9-19o0-Gemmell assessor STD 800 w
1901 1902-Jones, assessor 2o9, 10 40
iona 904-Ianedon. assessor. % ,S0S AZ
io0S. io06- vaughan. 300 800 80
1oo7- ---(;emmill. Il year). 1856, 1874 ~
Total 1,l26 609-73
| ESTIMATED ........ z3z'Z45 w
Grand total. ... 81, 1853, e52.75
The republicans have, there
fore, collected, annually, an no. -
average tax of ....-......., .oloo,ooo'@i
Democrats collected an aver 90, g.,
age tax, annually, OF ..... oo,ooo %
pa.,s baro collected annually 47,S1S 90
more than their democratic predecessors
In other words the republicans nave
each year collected from the people an
average of $47, 8lS,95 more than the
democrats collected, and in addition the
renublicans collect from the people q
spscial property road tax oil approx
mately $685. 900.
Trne. il costs more to run the county
, but this does not account Tor such al
immense increase in taxes.
g M Ramstedt claims the democrats
Y ron the county in debt, and that tue re
e nnhlicans have paid the bill. That.
e he excuse for increased taxation
e In 1895 Latah county went democrallc
i The county, because OF Naylor RUE an n
n rennhlican extravaganza, was IN 1eu
y s7S 4o3 81. which was republican aeD'
d pesides this the republicans punt
d curt house. and this made $40, OOO NOR
IS ~ deht or a total republican debt whe.l
i Manford Harland and Democrat
is board went in of 1913, 1881.
Re Resides this there was the HInckle
Ie ronuhI;can' steal, of $4,000. The r.
If nnhl;cans. before the steal was detected
les and paid off sSOOCO OF these bogus wa wa
e rants. The democrats refused W pSay
'e cent of this republican robbery, anu der,
az fighting through the courts, t tne o ZOO q
is cratic board saved the county Slo,JSo,G;, 49,,
cd At this time D. Fairburn, repuoii0'
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-10-30

school teacher OF
which senator rebuked for his Ms
received the state
Ogdens letter did hit about %
their
of senator Hepburn Hepburn by voting io - ~
ought not receive
Senator Heyburhs senue"' WIZ 40
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-10-30

legislative timber extension Dool
The % rivers public loot of the natural % tod on
franchises OIL % been asked "here %
These 20 and refuse absolutely Their silence an
they come out Timber
ad
on do n' Of Importance 70
is correct 49,
eecuhg or public property
legislature once rob people Of their ve - nerneuty
public property of citizenship OF daho
gone unless you kno"
don't do IT, The democrauc Question
reaa declared against pupnc wv go
dates H"Ve citizen fought vote
~ would certainly not make conuluons $50 ~
! Of a
. than me uJodv couldg Neihe, ~
money any souwre OF the Capital state 0"
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-10-30

ansdon office holder
the eople do citizens they will not vote me ,eaa,nr
.o he and incompetent "hen e
"Scan papers leading papers OF ms SALESMAN
him The BOISE tn
openly d a,d old republican is pleading WIN inc
ians this against not only Robert L@ns''' ~
Trea Hastings
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-10-30

tevond News no" any CO..
,o can down ewvo state treasurer
evidence has not
not CONDUCTED ms
law his Office nave ~
in expert has given ms
che hooks we'll there is evidence
G INCOMPETENT people well to elect some man WIN WIN ~
duty. IIastng to defeated
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-10-30

Grand total. ......... Sl,35S, s52.fo
The republicans have, there
fore, collected, annually, an oo- -
average tax OF ,.....'' .9loo'oo0'-'
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Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-10-30

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-14
by EDITH DADNEY.

There is a remarkably beautiful
roadway in Prince George county
which winds in places along the very
brink of James River, and again
through verdant fields and meadow
lands or forests canopied with white
tented dcgwood in early springtimc.
This shaded roadway Is the link con-
Meeting Lower to Upper Brandon,
which Is virtually an estate within an
estate, and called Upper Brandon. in
contradistinction to the older planta-
ton.
Nearly 100 Years ago the manor was
carved from the original tract by Will
liam Byrd Harrison, who inherited the
lands from ms fathcr, and though in
number Of acres the place did not
equal Lower Brandon. in point Of
beauty and cultivation 1t was exceeded
by few estates of Virginia prior to
the Civil War.
The mansion erected by Mr. Harr-
son shortly after he acquired the lands
az ilfst glance appears 10 one a coun-
terpart of the older homestead though
closer Inspection proves It TO be very
| different In both lines and design. The
| massive central building OF the dou-
| bile fronted mansion adjoIns immedi-
atelN wings of an equal height placed
| sShlmetfically on either side, each OF
the three portions having ample por-
tieos, Extending to the right and left
are loW-pitched corridors connecting
the main building With unusually large
and substantial wings on both ends,
tEtse being Swo fun stories in height,
Situated upon n bluff of the pentn-
shla formed by a wide detour to the
north which the James takes at this
l point The manor house rnn,m,nd. :,
very beautiful view of the river. down
ITO which the vast lawn sweeps brok-
en onlS pS great trees standing singly
or In groups. A line of boxwood
bushes huddle closely together aionp
the front Of the house, which is shaded
by southern magnolia, sycamore and
maple trees, and over the scorched
trunks and branches of others whose
HE has long since gone, yellow les.