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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-07-30
Varied Program for Inter.
state Fair.

The Travelling men of the Inland
Empire will be the hosts at the open
ing day, September 90. of the
Spokane Interstate Fair this Year. A
rich and varied program is promised
by the "Knights OF the Grip" In the
evening the statesmen take the stage,
and there will be more fun. Some
thing unique, in fact, is promised
each day by the Fair management.
September 81, will be Derby Day,
and that always brings the people
out. The Elks will own the Fair
Grounds that night. Next day,
Wednesday,, September, 90. is Can
adian Day, and the night belongs to
the Woodmen of the World, Thurs
day is Bolster Day and the night is
for the Modern Noodmen of merica.
Spokane day comes Friday, and the
Eagles will scream at night. Satur-
day, the closing day, is reserved for
the automohilists, and their ageant
will be wound up by a Mardi Gras
at night.
The management has arranged for
more variety in the entire program
wear. To that end. vaudeville and
] circus attrac tioEs have been secured
such as are seldom seen in theater or
circus. Some of these attractions, in
fact. would he impossible in theater
or the largest circus. The Gregory
Fireworks Company's production of
the "Siege of Jericho the first ap-
pearance West of st. Paul-requires
a troupe of 300 actors and three
special baggage cars of scenery. The
ancient City, before the hesiegin2 2
army of Israelits, goes up in smoke
every night OF the Interstate Fair.
Every afternoon there will he air
ship races, and contests for duration
of fight. There will be at least five
contestant each day, and $25OO In
prizes is offered by the Fair Manage.
ment.
The Midway will be bigger this
year than ever before; there will be
more spielers; there will be trained
animals performing for the grand
stand clowns and vaudeville artists
the best attractions of the Iowa and
Minnesota State Fairs, are already
billed for Spokane.
Money has been spent to advant
age this year. There is better ract
track. There are better accomod
ations for exhibitors; and for visit
ors. There will be the best race
program ever seen in the Northwest
harness and running events; with 6
new feature in the formers "a handicap
trot and pace. The full program may
he obtained by writing to ROBBERS H
Cosgrove, Secretary of the Spokane
| Interstate Fair.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-07-30
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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-07-30

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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-07-30

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like "Angel Food Cake.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09
City Notice Street SprinhIing Proposals

Sealed proposals for sprinkling the city streets, hereinafter named. from May l. lah9, to November |, l9oa, will be received by the City Clerk until Saturday, April F, at noon. The city will furnish the sprinkling wagon and water and all bids must state the amount asked per lineal foot for time specified The successful bidder will be required 10 furnish bond, satisfac- tory to the Common Council, for the faithful performance of his duties. The Common Council reserve the right to reject any or all bids.
 The streets and parts of streets 10 be sprinkled are: Public Square and Main street 10 the intersection Of Pom fret and Front streets at Elm street Elm street from Front and Pomfret streets to May street; Front street from Main street to Railroad Bridge; Pom fret street from Main street to Bridge al Gargiil Falls; Canal street from Pom fret street to Elm street; Church street from Bridge street To Green street :; Providence street from Church street to Marshall street; South Main street from Railroad Bridge 10 North Corner of Chapman street; Union street from Main street to Railroad land; Grove street from south Main street to king street. and Bridge street from the long bridge to Church street.
 Dated al Putnam, Conn, this 1th day of April, i9srs.
 LEON T. WILSON, City Clerk
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09
Common Council.

Al the regular monthly meeting of the common council dayor J. ]. Nc Garry presided, and Aldermen smith, Josiin, Hawkins, Minor Dnmas, Tefft and LaRue were present. The record of the March zd meeting wss read and approved. Building permits were granted Alexander Main fer green house on Providence street, Asa N. Ross to remodel barn on school street into heu-., leHisalaes be1liIou for house on Riverside park, A. W. Marcy for frame addition fo workshop on Walnut street, and Y. Nj. Cole for addition 10 building at the corner Of Fim and Buck streets.
 The petition Of [. f.. Clark, request ing paved gutter on seward street, was referred.
 The petition of the Southern New England Telephone company tospfink- Ie as far as Chapman street OH south Main street wss granted. The petition to do away with -pfinkiing OH Wood HtBfk hf.HAt V dS BHaAA bs
 Voted that the city clerk advertise for sealed proposals for .prinkling the | streets. Voted that Mayor NcGaffy call special city meeting to be held ln the City Court rooni April i5. 10 take action on the proposal 10 appropriate sSOo 10 pay for the spfiukling of streets until the assessments for spfinkling are collected from the abuttefs. Alderman Tefit Of the city property committee reported that the rooms formerly occupied by Attorney charl's Withfow, in the Fuller building had been engaged for the city court room at rental of sll0 year. The report was accepted
 Attorney l.. II. Johnson appeared on behalf of Julian Bellrose and lodged q complaint against Captain Murray Of the police department, alleging that | the captain failed to make an arrest when called upon To do so. Referred | 10 police committee.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09
NOTICE Special City Meeting

In accordance with sale of the Common Council, hereinafter se1 forth, passed nj q meeting he'd eH Apfsi eth, laa4 the legal voters ol the City ef Putnam are hereby Wafned b meet al ihe 6itA Court Room on Thursday ApfIl l5. at o'clock a. m.. then ahd there f8 aet upon the HAttef specified tf said vote which k 8- follows. That His Honor, John j McGarEY, Mayor, he and k hereby directed ta call a special city meeting ot the legal volefs of fhe city of Putnam to he held III the City Court Room on Apnl 10th. i9a9, at 2 oi clock Il. m, to take action upon the following matters to vii.
 |. To see If the city will appropriate lhe sum of ss00 to pay for the sprink ling of the streets until the assessments < for sprnkiug are collected from the asaitef-.
 : To authorize the Common eoun- eil 10 borrow the sum of $500 to pay for sprinkling the streets until the sprinkling assessments are collected.
 Dated nt Putnam. Conn, this 9th day of April, l@u9.
 Attest. Leon IT. Wilson. City Clerk.
 JOHN ]. McGARRN, Mayor.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09
Connecticut General Assembly

Tuesday both Houses met about l2 o'clock. Early action was taken in the Senate to express it's sympathy for Governor i4iliey In his serious illness.
 The bill doing away with the office of School Fund Commissioned was passed in the senate.
 The utilities bill k having a hard road io travel it II does become sue cessful. hearing was held Nednes- day and anpthet on Thursday.
 Among the reports of committees tn the House Was aae amending the char ter of the city ef Putnam, was rejected.
 A bill was reported and passed mak- ing an appropriation for the "Legisla- ture History and Souvenir. II The chair man explained the history of the mat. ter and said his committee belieNe ed II a fair proposition, and that the cri,i- cisms of 1t had been unfair. IL was a matter for the House 10 decide
 6 The committe on excise received a petition asking for referendum vote on prohibition law, which was intro dnced, among others, by Messrs. Me K achnie of Putnam, Riddick of Wood stock.
 iu the Senate hong debate took piacc over . resolution offered by Senator Searls ot Thompson, providing for an acting governor during the ineapaciIy of Governor Iillcy There being no provision for such contingency In the Constitution, objections to the resolu- ton of many kinds were offered against it's passage, but aenaset Sesrls fought it through Ia succcss, and it was pass ed, He thus established a precedent.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09
Sixteenth Annual k. of (. Ball.

The Sixteenth Annual ball oi afgill Council, g4, k nights nf Columbus will be held in Odd FeIlawsi hall, next Monday evening Music will be fuf- nished hy ihe enrniii Orchestra under the direction of Prof. r. L, Irving. The following concert program will be rendered, beginning al eiehl o'clock;
 coNcfRf rHo0utN March-our Republic. Bagfy overnrc-The easalief. Raifasoa Duet--I4ates N hispeI. Harhs
 Violin and Clarinet scleclion-The Yankee Consul, Hotgn Concert Waitz-Ghe College Widow,
 HeryeF Yankee Patrol, Heachnm Dancing VIII De in charge oi Fromp. ter Frank |. Murray assisted by the following committed
 GENERAL FLOOR piBHe TOR
 TaoAAs r RAN
 flnSt ASSISTANT
 AI4Ip VI. pSaE
 sfauSD ASSISTANT
 JanN II. MuHtN
 AIH1 John B. Byfne Walter F.. Gahnn
 Arthur l.. DuNett Alvarez Miuf ] \. Gagne COMMITTEE af ARRANGEMENTS NJ. NJ. Dwyef Isaac thanpeau
 Thomas r. Ryan Alcid St. Onge John E, Motln
 RECEPTION COMMITTEE Edward Nullan, Hector DuNert Richard German, t. Ialtue, NJ IT. Narcisse MontNillc, Samucl Donovan, Frank \ tucier, John l McGatfy, Thomas iiovafih, John O'Bficn, Alfred lizatte. Frank Jarvis, William l4ifotte, Frank toiscs, A. l.. Bcaudfeault, James ] smith,
 Joseph Lombofdo
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09
Deaths

In Danielson, April l, Dr. (. J. I.e- claire, aged ai years.
 In Danieison, March ae, Burnett Cut Ter Young, aged 4S years. In foughkeepsie, x, Y., March sT. John (. Miller, aged s9 years. Bun l in nanielson.
 In Putnam, March a5, Mary Gather inc W@adson. of Brooklyn, aged ~ years.
 In North Seituste, Mrs. Ruth Fen ncr.
 In Fall River. Mareh a4, Mrs. Eliss- beth Chapel, aged ~ years. Former ly of panielson
 In Canterbury Green, March s0, Jes- se Button.
 In famfrt, Charles Cannon, aged n years.
 In Danielson, March B, Delta Gig nefe. aged Il year.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09
AUCTION 1!

Win be sold at Public Auction, at the W. H. Perrin farm, one mile and a half north Of West Thompson, on Saturday, April 10, al 10 .. m. The following property: COWS, one horse one two horse lumber wagon, one three seat carriage, top buggy, milk cart, two stone pullers, jump seat carriage, one buggy, hor>esrake, hand treshing machines Minnowing mill, big Giant corn mill, one ring 6risi mill, wheel scraFer, shovel scraper. Hand cider mill, two horse sled. blows. harrows, Grain cradle. hay cutter, hay knife, set light double harness, cross eut saw ing machine. cream separator. cook stove. parior stove. Wiekless oil heat CT. and other articles. II stormy next far week day. N. H. PERRIN. 1. G Briggs, Anetioneef.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09
Clever Thievery.

A group of stevedoTes In New York were lunching in a sheltered nook Of wharf One of them went across the greet for 4 plug of chewing tobacco. and in his absence another substituted for hls tin of pale coffee and milk his own tin of milkless black coffee. When the first stevedore. plug in hand, re turned he could hardly believe his eyes
 We'll he said. I've heard of clever thieves. hut fo swipe the milk out of feiier's coffee beats tbe ba1d.'
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09
Marriages

la Providence. March a4, John Roy CT of Providence. and Miss Celia Will. kins, formerly of Elmville.
 In Noank, March =. Joseph Corey of East killingly and Mrs. Jennie Dodge of Noank.
 In Putnam, April 6, by Rev. F. W. Beleher, Frank H. Forster, of Toledo, O., and Addie E. Gaseoigne, of Put nam.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09
Here ts . Relief for Women

If you have any pains in the back Urinary. Bladder or Kidney trouble and want certain, pleasant herb cure for woman's ills, try Mother Gray $ Australian Leaf 1t is safe and never falling regulator. Al Druggists or by mall 1 cents. sample package Free. Address, The Mother Gray Co, LeRoy, \. |.
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Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09
To Snhsoribers of inc Patriot

According 10 Order No. 15 Of the Post Office Department sHbsefi- bers cannot be indebted 10 neaspa= per more than one year and stili have the paper sent to them at the second einss rate. The order reads as follows.
 A reasonable time will be allowed publisher to secure reue ewals of snbr scriptions, but unless subscriptions are sry,raAsiy rsneUfd after the term for which they are paid, within the follow Ing periods:
 Baiiies. within three months
 Weeklies, within One Year, they shall not te counted in the ieRlti- maie list Of subscribers. aud copies mailed on account thereof si.aH aet be uocey1ted for mdifng al the second class postage rate Of one cent pound but may be mailed al the transient sec ond class postage rate Of ceni for each fonr ounces CT fraction thereof. prepaid by stamps affixed
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09

ntSrRICr oF PoMFREr. Probate Court, lJ March 2dth tatg.
 Estate Of AmafNI t Math.wson. lac of Pom fret in sad district. deeeaSed
 Upon the application of John P Grosyenor of Ponfret pray ing that au tnstrumenf in writing purporting to be the last vi aDd testament of decsa ased may be allowed and admitted to pro bate as per application on file more fully appears, tt Is
 Ordered, that said application be heard and de. termined at the Probate Office in Pomfret In said district on the 10th day of April. al 10 30 o'clock a n and that notice be given of the pendency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon. by publishing this order twice in a newspaper published in Putnam, and oy post ing a copy thereof on the public sign post tn the town of Pomfret, tn.aresf .where .deeeastd last dwelt In said district at least seven days before said day of hearing
 Ni5 CHARLES q THOMPSON. Judge.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09
For the PATRIOT l
Life.

\ dainty flower grew midst grass tall, And reared its tiny head unseen by all Save busy hse, that stopped to sip The honey hidden in ils crimson lip. Then summer passed, and autumn cold
 and dfcar Game all too soon with biting wiads
 snd clear Cold frosty air. The dainty flower
 sighed And sighed again-anei then II died, Slili, eontentmenl relgned within it's
 heart, And cen in death no bitterness had
 part. For living il gave all il had 10 give, And then tweFe vain to ask 10 longer
 live.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09

Ata Court of Probate held al Putnam within A and for the district of Putnam on the 18th day Of March, A. n., tsea.
 Present. Edward G Wright, Judge Estate of Clarendon Nj Green. ia of Putnam in .Aid district. teceased
 Upon the petition of Lena A. Green. widow of said eeeeassd for an increase Of the allowance for her support as per said petition on file, iii Ordered that said petition be heard and deter mined al the Probate ofhee in Putnam in sstd district on Tthe ieth day ef April A. D. iss, ai o'clock in the afternoon, and that notice be gisen of the pendeney Of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon. hy publishing ton ia cad district aad by possir copy thereof on the pahlc sign post in sAe taun of Putnam, aiSc hy mailinsA oops Of said ord~r Co each cS ,b~ heir. of sssd decessrd at esss SIX days be fore sAid day sf hearfnx
 Certified fron Record. iti5 EDWARD G. WRIGHT. Judge.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09
Daiiies. within three ud9iitilss Weeklies. within One Year,
Editorial Scraps.

So many men are inclined io attn bute their failure m business t9 af1y cause but the real one. that special in terest attaches 10 an array of facts bear. Ing on the subject, published recently in Bradstrect's. After pointing ont that the failures in the United States, during the year lg0s, numbered i3'o9a as against I0,365 In I9g7. the writer. taking those for last year, elassiiles the cause of failure AS follows.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09
Certified from Record. ta EDWARD WRIGHT. Judge.

A Conrt Of Probate hoiden at pomfret Awithia and for aistliet of Romfret on the 2ith das ot March, A T.. ip'a
 Present, rhafies o ih mpson. Esq, Judge. on motion of John F. Grasyenof Aamiaisira tor on the lntcstatt eState et 1hemas iohnSon, hifs of Pomfrrt within said district deceased
 This court doih decree that six months be al lowed and limiiei for The dHors of said estate to exhibit their eialms against the same to the administrator 8ad directs that public nelce be given uf fhis order hx advertising in new spaper having f circulation in said dist fiei and by posting aeaps iIerenf an fhe public sign post in said taNu pf fomtFet, nearest the place where tAe tsssesi4stsi last sls, elt
 ttftiustl from kEcerd.
 f4lG CHAnIEs o THOMPSON, Judge.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09
la t6

"nr. Thomas Eclectric oil Is the best remedy for that often fatal dis ease-efoap. Has been used with sue- cess in our family for eight years. .n- Mrs. l.. Whitehead, Buffalo, N. Y.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09
nisTRICT or roMFKKr. $. Prooai,

hlSTRICI OF FOMfkEI, ss. Probate lItourt. March, 2,, ia6.
 Estate of Samuel John samuelson. late Of Pom fret tn said district deeeased
 The administrator having eNihited hi' ad- mnistratloa account wi1h said estate 10 this court for allowance. 1t is
 orierrdi that the ioih day Of April, A. D., isos, at o'clock in the forenoon ai the probate ofhce in Pomfret te and the same ls assigned for a hearing on the allowance of said administration ac sount. and this Court directs the administra- Tor io cite si persons interested the ein to appear at satd time and place es publishing this order two times In some newspaper having circula- ton tn said disirle: District, and hy cop, on thrs pubic. slgn post ia said town Of fomfret nearest where the deceNsesi last dwelt, ai least 10 dsvs hefore said tim assigned.
 Certified iron Record.
 4i5 CHARLES q. THOMPSON. Judge.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09

Heavy, impure block makes mud dy, pimply complexion, headaches, nausea, indigestion. Thin block makes you weak, pale, sickiy. Burdoek Blood Ritiers makes the blood rich, red, pure-restores perfect health.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09
To Rent

X modern two story cottage on Oak Hill, with all modern improvements and in good repair. owned hy Dr. F.. NJ. Harris. For particulars call al the ofiiee of J. Richard Carpenter. Fire In- Snrance Agent i5-l1
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09

For Il miid, easy action af the bowels. single doSe of poan Re gulets k enough. Treatment cures habitnal constipation. 25 cents box Ask your druggist ior them.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09
Political Items.

Congress. or rather the House, Is still busy discussing the Payne tariff biils and good progress has been made shap- ing It in accordance with the promise Of the Republican National Conyenfion-- il will be thoroughly revised without smpaifing the principle Of protection The resolution 10 close general debate was adopted by majority Of 1e. It wss also decided that on Friday. this week. at 2 o'clock, the House would take final vote on the bill, and then it will 20 the Senate for revision. l. l. hoped and expected that the bill will become laH next Thursday or Friday. President Taft, while disposing Of
 much business depending on him per- sonaliy has done TO set that has called out criticism, but has increased in po-
 puIadly w hlcb is shown in many ways
 in every part of the eouusry--the South
 being no exception.
 The Hartford election Tuesday ~as
 pointer aud shows the Republican par ty is gaining strength notwithstanding the differences within the ranks to have power Of control taken ont of the leaders and placed in those Of the peo-
 pie With such an able and honor ed National Executive as President Taft, the party will keep strongly uni ted regardless of party factions or per soaa! dis-ensioas in the ranks.
 MT. Bryan maintains his supremacy as a leader ol the Democratic party. but Is too blunt and honest in declaf- ing his radical views to suit the con servatiges of his party, who areial@ays the safest to hold the control of party
 policy. They know the fatal consequent ces of stalking The life Of party OH
 untried radical measures. "Sure and safe" K sound doctrine In politics as
 well as in business. 1t would be bet ter for the country to have A strong, united Democratic party than have il 1 50 fatally divided as II has been since Bryan won the supreme leadership
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09
qfowARD c. BRADFORD
 Attorney and Counsellor -at-Law
CEN TKAI. Rfock, Putnam, Conn
 office Hours: 3 10 I2;: ? to ,.
I,i.IRItT of PUTNAM =. PROBATE IJCaaft. Mar gB i laa

J,I-TRItT of PUTNAM =. PROBATE E-fate of 0aspard Nefron late af Putnam aHt-H=..d
 t-l on lne application ei Dina Neffen, execn- fHls inrrflla. n1aNlnK thai a1 tsstrufarH m writing nurDeFtlne sa 1e tKe iast Nli and tesfa- netIf nf ga q tlasaafd NeffaH deee#sea. may be fr4ssd appF4Yfu. uliawed and admitted to pro tHTe
 afaareG that sa1A analieatlan es heard and lef4rniinri at itte Ifrah4Hs gllaHs ia PRsna tn in said dl-ififf 0u ths ii das Qt April \. D., tNa, af 1 -iork In tife ztfHfHe9H- aaa that ueticf hf eHFt 0l ftlt IteHeaHEf a 5ztzH apH9sajIuH aud lhs .4id siac and Hf8ea eH h=sHas 7 tHere9a by tlafsfshIuF fhis ufffeT affss ff5 Spffe newspaper Aa4lHe a c!frulnlan Ia sa i is,fiet. and bY post. iar a cops pubic stsn H7si H the tewu oi Pafnun nearest A hefe ths dess ased last dWelt.
 GeriiHad from Record,
 Eawar# t Aasat, IuaEe ' 10T TT 0f PK0uATT hoLbk& Al A Putnam wifAIH ana I0 the District or =Pninaa on the 3f st ttaY of Nafeh \. D 1858.
 Presemt EdNatd c Mright, Judge On motion of Iue1 '. HoFis of Pufnam, Ct, ExecuffiN of fine last wll and testament oI Richard M HoYle iafe of FuiHam within said di.irfet deceased.
 Tai. Court doth decree That SIX months be al low ed and limited f8f the creditors of said estate to eN hihit theif elaItnz against the same to the EXecutriN and directs that public notice bt given of this order bs advertising n a newspaper having circulation iii said dlsiFiet, and by post ing a copy thereof op the public sign post in said town of Putnam nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt-
 Certified from Record.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09

-Mefiden k going in for tree plant ing The business men Of the city and their progressive citizens are giving the movement encouragement, and Il k meeting with marked favor. Putnam should dn the same II would bcauti fy the eitt, increase the numoef ef our song bitds. help educate our youth to the importance of forestry. Nothing could Letter show the enterprise and fafsighiedness of onr citizens The at. tempt Was made to dp thls the iirsl ap= pointed Afhof bax, N hich has enrich. ed the ely thau-ands of dollars. The story of that Red Letter day k yet b be toId
 There were n cities in the [ niled States of population Of 70 0o0 CT oeefi bY the census of la00, and only lu ol these are dependent upon private company fef their water supply. The policy of municipal ownership to this extent finds small opposition.
 To gel line on the real peach basket hats the ladies are wearing this season, look in Ballard * Clark s show window Their trimmer has some ex. elusive stA les ln the window made from various articles of hardware, and Il k one ot the best take oils" we have ever seen.
 Tax collectors from forty odd Tuesday and formed The Tax Collectors Association Of connecticut. The meet- ing was called at the suggestion Of Tax 1 L -. .... .- -. AA ... IL i.-..L.l
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09
ntsrRlc1 of roNfREr. Probate Court. | March 2dth f4ug

cHAhlEs o THOMPSON, Judge.