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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-06-14
Albany.

Mrs. Mabel Bartlett of East Bethel
who has been caring for her daughter
Mrs. c. D. Conner, has returned home
A heavy frost June 4th.
W. A. Farnham of Litchf1eld has beer
In town recently.
A good number attended the gradua
ton exercises at Bethel last Thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-06-14
CATARRH
Quickly Cured by a pleasant
aarm.Killing Antisepttc.

G0rm-A1ll1uS AueASoP
The little Hyomei pronounced ECU.
o.me) inhaler is made Of hard ruooer
and can easily be carried in pocket or
purse. It will last lifetime. 80
Into this inhaler you pour rev drops
of magical Hyomei. .,.,.;o
This is absorbed by the sntiseptlo
pauze within and now you are ready 70
breathe It In over the germ infested
membrane where 1t will speedily oegin
it's work of killing catarrh germs, ay,,
omei is made of Australian eucalyPtol
combined with other antiseptics and is
very pleasant to breathe. -.
It is guaranteed to cure catarrh, oron,
chitis, sore throat, Group, coughs ano
colds or money back. 1t cleans OUT q
stuffed up head in two minutes.
Sold by druggists everywhere and o.
F. A. Shurtleff & Co. Complete outn'
including inhaler and one bottle OF ny
omei. 81 90. And remember that extra
bottles If afterward needed cost oni!
| SOC.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-06-14
A Republican State
Convention
will be held in
City Hall, Augusta,
Wednesday, June 80, 1910.
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.

For the purpose of nominating candidates for
Governor and state auditor TO be supported at
the September election, end transacting such
other business as may properly come before IT,
The basis of representation Is as follows;
Each city, town and plantation will be entitled
20 one delegate; and for each 70 votes cast Tor
the Republican candidate for Governor In 1905 an
additional delegate; and for fraction OF ~
votes In excess OF IS votes, a further addltional
delegate. Vacancies in the delegation OF anv
city, town or plantation can only be Tiled by
residents Of the county In which the vacancy
exists.
The State committee will be In session In the
ante-room OF the City Hall at nine O'Clock OF the
day OF the convention. for the purpose OF recelv-
ing credentials OF delegates. In order TO De
eligible 10 participate IN the convention, dele
gates must be elected subsequent to date of the
call for this convention.
All electors Of Maine. whatever their political
affiatiOn may have been. who believe In the
general principles and policy OF the Republican
party and desire its success at the polls In the
coming election In this State, are cordially In
yited TO unite under this call In electng delegates
to the convention.
Per order, Republican State Committee.
BYRON BOYD.
FRANK ~. BRIGGS,
Secretary.
Augusta, May ?, 1910.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-06-14
MEXICO WATER CO.,
BY LUCIAN W. BLANCHARD,
Its attorney, duly authorized
Eastern Steamship COMPANY

First Class Fare 91.26 one way.
e2.OO round trip.
Steel Steamer GOVERNOR DINGLEY
and Steamer RANSOM B. FULLER
leave Franklin Wharf, Portland, week
days at Z P. NJ, Sunday 8 p. NJ,
RetI1r1ad1aE
Leave Union Wharf, Boston, week
days and Sundays at 7P.M N.
Through tickets on sale at principal
railroad stations.
Freight rates a. low Is other lines.
]. F. LISCOMB, General Agent,
Portland, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-06-14
IT. III NTN1' 7 NV
Lewiston, Maine, May 6, 1910.

The Grand Trunk Railway will sell round trip
tickets for a fare and nethirCi, and the Maine
Central for one fare.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-06-14
West Bethel.

"Come. let us 20 among the sweet flowers,
Sparkling with dew, with the dew;
There let us play In the bright morning hours,
Sparkling with dew. with the dew;
There where the red roses sweet fragrance shed
There where the day lily lifts her fair head,
There where are peoples both yellow and red,
There we will play, we will play"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-06-14
b. w. GOODWIN, Pres. CHAs. N. TAILOR, Treas
OFFICE OF
THE MEXICO WATER COMPANY,
ARYICA

OFFICE OF
THE MEXICO WATER COMPANY,
MEXICO, MAINE.
To JOSEPH Z. FRASER and MARY FRASER both
Of Mexico. in the County of Oxford:
The Mexico Water Company, . corporation
duly established by law, having by vote OF said
corporation, taken part Of two certain lots Of
land, namely, part Of lot No. II and part Of
lot No. Is, both In the 9Th range of lots | said
Town Of Mexico, az shown by o plan and de-
scription filed in the Registry Of Deeds, in the
County Of Oxford, with this paper. which Is sup.
posed to belong TO you. hereby, file this w;itten
statement as provided In Section 5 Of Chapter
292 Of the Private and Special Laws Of Maine.
1909, that the said Mexico Water Company ia
willing to pay as damages for the taking of the
property described the sum Of Twelve hundred
fifty ($l25O) dollars.
Dated at Mexico this lst day Of June, A. D..
1910.
MEXICO WATER CO.,
BY LUCIAN W. BLANCHARD,
Its attorney, duly authorized.
OXFORD, ss. REGISTRY OF DEEDS.
Received June 10, 1910, at b. 20 m. p. M, and
recorded In book 3l4, page 158.
ATTEsT:-J. HASTINGS BEAN, Register.
By G. a., Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-06-14
OXFORD.

Under this call, the towns and plantations of
Oxford County will be entitled to the following
numbers OF delegates respectively:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-06-14

Last Sunday commencement of Gould
Academy began with the baccalaureate
sermon In the Congregational church by
Rev. W. C. Curtis. The sermon was
very practical and helpful.
Thursday, the graduation exercises
took place in Odeon Hall which was
packed and many were obliged to 90
away. Programme:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-06-14

OXFORD, IS. REGISTRY OF DEEDS.
Received June 10. 1910, at b. 20 m. p. NJ, and
recorded In book 3l4, page 1856.
ATTEST HASTINGS BEAN. Register.
By c. H., Clerk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-19
ssrr otstriet orat9-..

Tns DAILY Gem City. published a.
For Madison, 2 Democratic neEspa-
gsey feels called rpon To announce that
4 Is 1g as ard always for car dis
14Igpfsled feIloa citizen J. A s. Pol
9scd wfso Il If predictsd expects 70
rrake Jes5lt1cai matters koxi Il Rome
vslsar ne takes tae fed Is the sp-
JysraaIllglg congressional contest IL the
Ssrs5 olg.rse q is gratifying 70
.ea.r E1sas re lowing MI be done 50
sar away TON home Keokuk Gate
e
Burlington HavkEse. Has not The
Gsase G4ss misunderstood the Gem
gfg geographical references. Rome,
il gtagak = * bosne Il mind. is locaE-
~ Il EseaFy eouny, 80 the First con
gssssigaal d5stv1ct The Hawk-Eye
sroes 10 DefEege Mr. Pollard has any
s1l9ssg1s ff alrrsug AZ the Yoiing pre-
es4rein asoag ei.e TDer, but rather he
slaas - e0akea the echoes OF the
tsa1hf sss.c bluffs and cales Of the
4sts4aa SkpnK riser That Is more
ssss esple asad besides. less expen-
49, ia4rs = a@sso aEptser consideTa-
~ fsassfg pp9a tne proposition:
4sseF bantses pollard wlfh al his re
~ Surplus a.sa circulation Of elo-
A,4eaQe aE1 pTsetpry car hardly hope Z
4scalgee s:st Cplpnei Roosevelt il
gssqee24tsg tastas sss sae llnelight II
sff capita ~ af Mr. BrgsR would
ssat1se IL tseHazsl9a eesore eoasenting
& eiseeFsane sast taa.k The Gate citg
q pBsE,oisa5g aH fafgsc tue gorz Madt
~ sl.ySa4ess ~ sGr fgal2rds political
as1saeeae 4fesepeel 70 lsmts i:
prophecies ~ ~ ssea y the FRS
4,sss ssescAe5 STARE Bone is qnitf
4.egSa ssc gfse plssr9ea sa1 81 ig coz
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-19
Effect Of Low Tariffs.

0ttumEa Courier: Low tariff has
always shut American factories. and
the same talk that is nov being
made against protective tariff. was
made in Andrew Jackson's admins
tration. When Jackson was inaugu-
rated there was a protective tariff
law IN force The country was very
prosperous. but the free traders and
low tariff men talked against the
American workingman till they got
: bill enacted that provided for a re-
dacTion every two years till every
thing should be reduced 10 % per
cent However, before the reduction
got as low as 90 per cent. the work
ing man was ont OF work and the
farmer was selling cows at dollar
head TIE professional politician
who is drawing salary from the
people. should not attempt TO de
ceive those who are pairing him. be.
canse they might erase his name
from the ray roll.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-19
sac OF LIQUOR INCREASING.

secretary G. R. Wasaburne OF me
National Model License league mas
nrepared a 1abulation showing that the
avarage increase in the use OF alco-
gsoljc beverages in The United States
i ass.S74 gallons a day as compared
win the corresponding period IN 1899
The tabulation, he says, is based on
the figures OF the United States co1n-
missioner OF internal revenue for Eas
first nine months OF the current rsca-
year, and is as follows:
Average daily increase IN Withdrawals
OF distilled and feF1leate1 hqao7s
for consumption for tie ITst afne
months of present fiscal year sseA-
lonsl .-. --+ts g
Total increase IN collections CT dis
titled spirits for TIE same
period - ss-sla.4 st-s :
Total increase in collections on fer
mented liquors for the sane
period .-.-.- 81 - ss7s-s
Total increase II CONSUMPTION o. dis
titled spirits for Inc same Eezl11
(gaIlons@ S,s-s. s-9s
Total increase II consumrsi1E u Ee-
menSed liquors for tie sane peTios
igaIlonsl --- IS. lFe-ysss
The drys hare received some se
we're ses-bacss recsntlg. bGz Secretary
Washburne svs this Is 1o5 tie *
PLANTATION OF the eaur-ous Increase II
the consumption o. liqzo-s The Tle
explanation. ne declares, Is that E-oai-
hilton has caused the tnsrodEctt0a q
bottles. cases. 5ugs and barrels Of Ta-5-
ous kinds OF alco1ulic drinks lz19
homes where liquor mad neFe- entered
under the license systen- Tie s1ccess
OF the mail order business has bsea
p7ono-Eonata 20 ne spread Of dr.
territory. not 10 ms1rica me sToE1-
OF re blind tiger ard EoolSa5nEzs
industries
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-19
TEN GRADUATES
FROM THE COLLEGE
Commencement Exercises at Carthage
Will be Held on Thursday Of
Next Week.
Especial 10 The Cate C.ty.l

Especial 10 The Gate Cltyl
CARTHAGE, Ill, May 19.-The
commencement exercises of Carthage
College will be held at the Lutheran
church, Thursday. May e6. Rev. Long,
of Ohio. delivering the class address.
The class consists Of ten members
five girls and FIVE boys.
Clifford Everhart.
Forrest Harvest.
Edna Huston.
Clarence Hightower.
Lewis Rupp.
Floss Harris.
Alma Horney.
Lawrence f1uey.
Roy Little.
Christian Tranberg.
Misses Alma Horney and Clifford
Everhart will entertain the class Sat
urday evening. at the home of the
latter.
On Wednesday evening the alumni
OF the college will give a banquet in
honor of the class at the gymnasium
The class banquet will be held
Thursday afternoon.
The alumni track meet being on
Wednesday afternoon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-19
T4s LATE I. W. elaegTT.
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TF-s F~se-5

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tcrEe-Iy wss > Eeai Szova citizen
ans eszssosss mn y ksos2S- ! re-
zss1ee- Ain s*ss he vzss. dating
IS sa- n hssecrs Is shs autumn of
1850 was- 1s great presidential
canpazsz a. 1zzs,ln zz Mcclellan
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sc.szssresnes al -src-v 8. NJ
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sez- eazzaExz.. N e--rarv wfrh faith
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hT var IL a-s-s-s- 80 -,ss "a sha
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-19
wA7TERsoN ON JOURNALISM.

Henry WattsTsun discussed Journal
ism IN an address before the Cana
dian Publishers Association II To-
ronto Tuesday evening one a. the
striking things he uttered vas m EarS-
nation that he preferred the Old
fashioned gpnplaF- 10 The moSs-n
libel SUR
Mr. watterso1 spoke 81 c1rnallszn
as q profession. although he conceded
that Il Is without any code a eshscs
or system os sslf--eseraznr ana self
rssFec Il has no sure ssaaaarSS
either Of Eors or 6uty. n osseS rcd
lis trtslleesasl landscapes are szcaF-
nous is moral 6essI-z1io-s cent?
i nat inpalqahle N spesk1lg &.
ye2loE sourazlfsz2 ha ssss
We hear deal aesszt ys2sor taz--
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the ksts1a eaacs- Osszsss zgasnss
dscezey a-s mae q lass reaz-zFs
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MI lsESszZ per oNEe-s sE5 -assFs
disssave- -sss fstaErsev a-5 cleanliness
pay The best gssr5Ga-gss re ssaAss1
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the caSao-y q she azE-esEe-o2s Is
rel rs The 55SreEgzz-zsis> Hi sAs &C.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-19
KiPLING,s TRIBUTE TO KING
EDWARD


LONDON. May Ia-Rudyard Kip
ling has written tribute OF verse 70
King Edward After detailing the
greatness of his inheritance, and how
all looked to him for adYice and en-
enlargement. the poet says:
And God poured him an exquisite vine
that was daily renewed 10 him
In the clear, yelling love of his PEG
pies that daily accrued to him.
Honor and service We gave him re-
joicingly, fearless.
Faith absolute. trust beyond speech
and a friendship as peerless;
And since he was master ana servant
OF all thar We asked him
We leaned hard on his wisdom il all
things. knowing not how We
tasked him:
For him each new day laid eom
mand every tyrannous hour.
To confront, or confirm, or make
smooth some dread issue OF pow
er;
To deliver true judgment Alright a.
the instant unaided
In the strict level ultimate phrase
that allowed or dissuaded.
To foresee to allay, 10 avert from
us perils unnumbered:
To stand guard on our gates when he
guessed that our watchrnen has
'sIumbered.
To win time, TO turn hate. 10 WOO fol-
" to service, and nightly school,
ing
His strength TO the use of MS nation.
to rule as not ruling
These we're the works Of orr king
earth's peace * the proot q then
God gave him great works 70 fni5ll
and TO us he behoot O. thR
we accepted his tosl Is Cur rsgh-. rca=
spared none excused hin.
When ne vas eo~@a b MS az-5s-
his resi- #a refused Linz
We -ou1le5 lis a== x7sz uar weak
Ees ths azzcsar 15s sas-a n X
He hard ss his r.#oE5= h need Il.
hin, sr#sE II e % ~
As he rece5Te II EEFs asdA1E
grudss1 Lzat 51g51
Noe sFea ~ Ez< E III @
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Foz our szkez, Esz1zs glaa Z:
PIT from LIN Al @ Il gafsa
81
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-19
kaHoKA, NO.
|, e>,,4> >,< q :

Word has been received IN ka-oka
announcing the death Of -irs. Rehekah
Bricker near Fort Madison, on May IS.
Deceased was the mother of Mrs. W.
r. Coonig, former resident OF Ka-
hoEa-
CLARK county prohibitionists have
called q meeting for Saturday. May q,
IN Kahoks. for TIE purpose OF putting
q prohibition ticket in the field in
Clark county this fal.
Mr and Hrs. Warren Trump have
moved into the PudeT residence on
y est Commercial street
On Thursday, May IS. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Halbeca. Sr.. OF kahoka, will
have been married ffty-three years.
T-ey are planning to have a family re.
union, 70 which they expect ali their
ains children will attend Mr.. and
Mrs. Halbeck we're married in Keo-
XIX They have spent a considerable
portion Of their married life in Clark
county
The Kahoka public SCHOOLS win
close FRIDAY. May 81. The following
wiIl graduate. Nessrs. Harry Spang.
Ter. Ben Dixon. Horace Steven; Misses
Ruth Steven, Helen Martin. Nettie Do
7art, Myrtle WhaIey. Geldie Brother.
ton and Esta Voorhees,.
Philip Martin died at his home near
ka1oka Saturday. May II. aged seven.
ry-nine years. eight months and one
day. Deceased was born in Germany
and came 10 this country in 1855. He
IS survived by his wife. five sons and
two daughters Funeral services were
conducted from the German church in
hahoka Monday by Rev. C. d. Reichle
Interment in German cemetery.
George Kearns met wit- serious
accident Monday He was raising a
barn when the sill broke letting the
building down on his hand No bones
we're broken but the member was Sc
Yere4y bruised. II required the as
sistance of several neighbors to e1tri
cate the land from under the sill.
Mrs Ollie SNYDER and little son o.
Adair. Iowa. are the guests of Kahoks
relatives.
Charles and Walter seyb returnee
last week from California where the,
spent the winter carpentering.
Guy Virgins. operator at the de
Pot, mas purchased four lots in the r
9. Stafford addition. and VIII proba
bly, erect a building taereoE Con
sideratioa, s425.
Last Friday james McNall-, Twin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-19
SUMMITTVlLLE
. . = g . = . . 9 . . = . . I,

The ball that was given al the city
nall last Thursday was largely at
tended.
The latest is-hustle out that water
in your cellar before another rain
comes.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Whaley and baby
have returned to Keokuk after spend.
ing several days visiting in this vii
lage.
Ralph Allen of Keokuk visited sun
day evening with Miss Daisy Hardy.
Miss Flossie Brown departed for
Keokuk Saturday.
Mr.. House and son OF Melrose pass
ed through our town Monday.
1t is reported that Mrs. John En-
man OF Mooar. formerly Miss Hattie
Mckay. is to be taken to a hospital
for another operation. n will be re.
membered that she underwent an OPP
Grafton some time ago for append.
citis from which see has never recov-
cred, this making her third surgical
operation.
Miss Mabel Deyero and escort OF
Keokuk attended young peoples meet
ing al the Christian church Sunday
evening.
The funeral Of TIE late John Porter
Wright was largely attended. The
body was laid to rest in the Hickory
Grove cemetery Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Larson and
baby were Keokuk callers Monday.
Albert Miller made a business trip
70 Keokuk Monday.
Albert Guy of Hamilton was a bust
ness caller at Brown Bros. store
Tuesday.
Helen vermazen and brother passed
through our village Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Brown visited Tuesday
with her grandmots er.
The health in this vicinity is good
EVERYBODY is ENJOYING Themselves
George Doherty and wife were IL
our town one day last week. W,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-19
Taft ENDORSES Smith.

The White House, Washington,
May li.-Mv Dear General: | am in
receipt of yonr letter in which you
a letter that you have ad-
dressed 10 the soldiers of the Ninth
district in behalf of the denomination
of Hon Walter /. Smith for congress,
and | note your request TO me 10 con
firm the statements that you make
IN respect TO Judge Smiths connec-
tien with the inscriptions on the Shi-
loh monuments. and Judge Smith 5
efforts in behalf OF the placing of Gen.
Grants statue. / know Judge Smith
vel. and know . great many more
reasons for wishing him TO come back
10 congress than those you state. for
regard him as one OF the best men
IN congress and one OF the strongest
lawyers and dehaters on the floor,
But as you invoke my personal Jesti
mony IN respect to certain facts in
yonr letter, do not hesitate to say
that Judge Smiths connection with
the securing OF the inscriptions which
are now on the Shiloh monuments
was direct and close. MANY Iowa per
SONS took part in the discussion. and
many long arguments were made. ant
The matter acquired such Importance
that DELAYED deciding the question
after the arguments were made. as
reccllect il. for several months. and a
the end Of that time Senators Allison
and Dolliyer and Secretary Shaw and
Judge Smith came TO me with an in
seription drawn By Judge Smith
which was offered and which adopt
ed as a solution OF the difficult posi-
ton presented. What you have sale
IN yonr letter with respect to Judg,
Smiths agency in the maintenance,
Of the Botanical Gardens as a site TO
the General Grant statue in Washing
ton. IS IN every respect true, as I Del
soaally know. Very sincerely yours
WILLIAM H. TAFT
General Grenville II. Dodge. Baldwi,
Block. Council Bluffs. Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-19

Bands OF women suffragists. touring
in automobiles, will descend upon ev-
er-y city. town, village and hamlet IN
Illinois before the legis alive pTiInar-
les next September in an effort 70
make the question of votes for woin-
en- the leading issue in campaign
that ALREADY has SO many angles that
ii promises 10 be the hardest iotlg NJ
legislative battle ever experienced IN
that state. Go ii, husband, go 1t,
hear.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-19
10 eET WEI IT HoME.

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south OF Kahoka. suffered a slight
stroke OF paralysis. affecting his left
side. Mr. McNally is low improving.
Rev. E. VI. Houchens tas been re
elected pastor OF the II. P. church in
Kshoka for another year.
John D. Cooper returned Tuesday TO
mis- home in Cheyenne Wells, Col.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve fulton of Alex,
andria spent Sunday in Kahoka.
Adam Lang is attending the grand
lodge !. o. o. F. at Columbus.