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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-19
To Prepare for Fight.

Now the Question is, when the tug
of war comes in Congress on the Tar
if. is it better for Maine interests and
for the country that the State should
be represented by MeGillicuddy and
Gould IN the House and by Johnson
and Gardner in the Senate, or by 2
straight Republican delegation in the
House. and in the Senate by Edwin c.
Burleigh instead of Obadiah Gardner?
We leave the answer to that question
to the plain intelligence of every
Aroostook citizen who has any inter-
est at stake either in property. bust
ness. or labor in the welfare of his
community and the State at large.
If Maine is to equip herself for In
flueyice on the right side in this com
ing struggle, she can only do so by
being sure that the proper repairs are
made to her delegation in the National
House by the election of two Republl-
cans to succeed Daniel McGillicuddy
and S. w. Gould, and by electing a
Republican Legislature to make abso-
lutely certain that the full term ten
ure of the late Senator Frye's seat Is
held by Edwin G. Burleigh, instead OF
Obadiah Gardner.
Coming down to our own town, the
plain duty of every Republican is 10
see that Judge George "A. Smith is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-19

them in the face as plainly as the an
Gent handwriting on the wall"
Having enlisted under the banner of
Reciprocity, Names Democratic trio
worked, talked and voted for it. Sen
ator johnson, of whom it was claimed
for some time that his greater ability
and breadth az compared with his coll
leagues, would save him, when he
spoke endorsed reciprocity following
his endorsement by his vote, and Hon.
Daniel McGilicuddy in arguing for the
measure before the committee, cited
as point in it's favor. the existing
and entirely exceptional condition, that
potatoes We're then higher in Canada
than in this country.
Reciprocity, although enacted into
law on this side of the boundary, by
reason of rejection by Canada is for
the time being, at least, dead issue.
The question of tariff revision is, how
ever, a very live issue and how it
shall be done as touching Maine in
terests is vital matter. Nothing
viii be accomplished at the present
session of Congress in Tariff revision,
but with the incoming of the next en-
suing Congress, and with the Presi-
Dental election settled, the tariff ques-
ton VIII be grappled with in earnest.
The Democracy is Gistinctively tho
party of Free Trade. For many years
that issue has been the principal line
of cleavage between the two great
National parties. 1t is the issue diff
Terminating the two parties today,
and If the Democrats secure control,
the party as a whole is committed to a
policy of Free Trade as distinguished
from protection, ana the head of the
party, an admittedly able man we'd
ded to scholastic ideas of free trade.
is pledged by his party platform and
committed by his own declarations in
accepting his nomination, to radical
and sweeping downward revision of
the tariff.
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ARooSTooK's FEELING.

Continued from Page One.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-26
Notas de Arroyo

FL Sabado Is del corriente mes contra
ieron matrimonio civil en- eSta poblacion
los distingudoS j6vene> de esta locah
dad Don Jose Virella Alvarez Y la seno-
rita Juana NJ. Ortiz. Fueron testigoS
del acto los senore> Javier Minondo
Isidoro Dclgado.
Etcrna luna dc mie deseamo> a los
nucvoS conyugeS
Sc encuentra vacante una plaza de Vo-
cal de la Junta EscoIar de o,ta pohlaci6n
por rcnuncia que de dicho pueSto hizo
nue~tro huen amigo d. Jose Alcaide Gin
iron Esperamo> que el Comitd local de
este pueblo enyic III terna correspondent
te a fin de que dicho pueSto vacante sea
cubierto la mayor brcvcdad possible.
IIemoS tenido el gusto de >aIudar en
cSta poblaci0n a los SenOreS Angel Pa
gan. agente viagero del "Grahco y al
senior Cer6n Camargo. Dicho> senores
andan en- a>untoS reIacionadoo con suS
DmpreSas pcriodisticas.
Grata pernanencia deSeamos a tan di
tinguidoS amigos en- esta pobari6u.
NueStro distinguido amigo don Saliva
dor G. Lopez Jefe de la Policia ln~uar
de este puebla ha obtenido de la Corte
Io D;.+r;+n 10 Gno,,ou,a l., IisoI,cinu
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-26

trimonio con una diStinguida Senorit;
de esta Sociedad. Deseamos que tai no
ticia sea confrmada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-26

trimonio con una diStinguida Senorta
de esta Sociedad Deseamos que tai no
ticia sea confrmada.
FL distingmdo Supervising principal
de las escuelas de este distrito escolar ha
tenido la cdrteSia de facilitarnoS los da-
tos del censo escolar veriicadoeI dia 10.
del presente mes los cuales son los 81
guientes: Arroyo ninoS de amho? SeXoS
l103 patillas l474 hacienda IN total de
2571 FelicitamoS al senior Miner por
eI aumento obtcnido en- 81 diStrito
Se encucntra en- San Juan la di>tin-
guida DANA de e>ta poblaci6n sonora
Mariana Lastra de Cintron atendiendo
IA los cuidado> dc Su hija Sra Rosario G..
de MiraIIe> la que eSta en- el Hospital
municipal de esa ciudad despufS de ha-
Der sufrido una dcHcada operation prac-
ticada por los doctore> Diamond y Ri
vcro.
De>eamos que tan digna DANA regre~e
pronto eSto> larc> acompanada de 81
hiia
NucStro distinguido amigo don Fran
cisco Vidal Oben contraera matrimonio
cn cI proXimo mes de abril con la di>tir
,rl1ila sa1n,.ita pn., \idn !, Ra.arr,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-26
Una Caldera

s. dia - largo. 165 tubos de 3la"
Grueso de planchas -" Domo 36'/
< ~
! Conductor con cinta de acero. ator-
niIlado complete con tornillos de Ia.
-" de espacio cinta de ?" * e,
montada sobre un pin6n de eje 212"
Artesas de acero, forma ~" de 30''
de ancho en- la parte de arriba por 10"
de proflIndidad IN radio de ~" en-
el fondo, ribeteadas con hierro angular
de 1l2", grucso de los lados, Is"
! rueda dentada con 50 dientes
11/la" de espacio, 212'' ancho de diem
te
! Pin6n y dientes. 1'/,e" de espa-
clio, 2l2" ancho de diente.
PoIcas de trasmisi6n. una fila \
una suelta. IS" dia.. +" de ancho en-
sus soportes. Todo este bace cI con
ductor completo
, Condensadores dc hiefro fundido
para tachoS de uso seco Y h0mcdo. 81"
dia por ~ de alto
/ Condensador de hierro fundido. pa
ra tachos '9' Oats. 36'' dia. por -
3" de alto, en- dos secciones con , CO.
dos de hierro fundido. para vapor. de
2S" dia.
TODO ESTO EsTA EN- MUY BUEN
ESTADO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-26

Amadis Gle Gaula.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-26

Al .Jurado Sc lie olvid6 cumplir 10 que
hizo el dfa que tom6 possession de su
cargo: senaar en- la Pizarra ell peso
con que, defnitivamente, hubieron de
correr los caballos. Y fe que este per
;udico a muchos.
Amadis ole Gaula
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-26
NOTAS HIPICAS
Las carreras Gle anteayer.

Tarde dclcioSa fue la de anteayer en-
Ilip0dromo. Al intereS inuSltado Gle
las carreras hay que anadir que, como
pocas veces sucede on paIcos y lune-
taS Sc congreg0 un buen numero dc mu-
jeres de bellisimas mujereS que contri-
bllyeron la magnihcencia de la feS-
ia.
Las carreras? No hubo incidentes
solo Ell la carrera en- que resllt0 ven
ccndora la la preciosa ycgua dc Rigo--
Gitana-hubo una Iigera protesta pues
cl pUblico aleg0 dos de los juecnS de
pista 10 comprobaron, que el joker de
Toa lc cogio las bridaS a Gitana; los
iockciS de ambos animaleS negaroH cue
hubcSe mcidentc aIgmo: el Jurado los
caStig6 con dos dollars a cada uno.
En- la primera carrcra a media milla
vencicron Tom Y Chaguito- este III
timo Sc dcspist6. Records - y - > ).
La Scgunda carrera media milla fue
una paSco. como dc coStumhrr, para cl
champion Rosita que vcnci6 faciimentc
>us contrincanteS con I'm record de
dc - ,egtndos FL Scgundo puesto 10
aIcanz6 Caminantc por habrr suIrido
nm tropiczo la Salida Lili que asi Y
toIo. ll'h5 ygient"mcntc. Record de
Camimantc n %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-26

Para ell mejor orden y conveniencia
general, la Junta Directiya ha resuel-
to que las visitaS a los enfermos Sc efec-
t1en solamente en- las horas condicio-
nes siguientes:
De 6 de la tarde 9 de la noche los
dias laborableS
De a de la tarde los dias festivos.
81 ell enfermo estuviere levantado
el Director Facultativo le hnbiere auto
rizado para clio, recibir3 atendera las
yisita> de >us famiareS Y amigos en-
la Sala de Recibo, pIanta baja, los dias
laborabes, y en- eI Salon de Recreo. los
dias festivos
Cuando ell enfermo Sc halle acostado
los yi>itantes no podran paSar a verlo en-
Su habtaci6n, a menos que lie estuviere
pefmitido por ell Medico Director reel
bir yistas
En- todoS los casoS deberan ser previa-
mente anunciadaS
San Juan r. Il TO- de MARIO lie 1912
I'll Presidcnte
Arehno Vicente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-26

arroyo. p r.. - de mario de 1912
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-26
do Concejal de este ayuntamiento.

do Conceal de este ayuntamiento.
Deseamos que tai noticia sea confirma-
da, pues ell senior Nieves ha sido STEM,
pre- IN buen administrator de los intere-
ses del pueblo como 10 ha demostrado
siempre que ha ocupado cargos de esta
indcJe
Enrique Nitrate
Corresponsal
Arroyo p. r.. - de mario de 1912
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-26
Una Caldera

$ dia. II largo. 16O tubos de 81 r.
Grueso de pIanchas -" Domo 36'
& 12'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-26
Una Caldera

s dia IA largo. III tubos de 4"
Grueso de planchas u" Domo IS"
~ 10'.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-26
Central 4" Mercedita "
Ponce P. r.
VENDE
Una Caldera

s. dia - 0" largo 115 tubos de
4" "a Grueso de planchas l5". Domo
SO" y 10'
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-02-22
TAKE NOTICE
DE AR FRIEND

Don't think because not located in city that We
sell goods city price less High rents Dig saaes
arge expences all be made from the profits OF CITY
business.
And you trade there must not forget that you pay
for the privilege of doing tits different with US and the
thai business is continually increasing J, ample
evidence that the people appreciate the OF tradng
with u.s. Our expences small and profits IN
the city large and profits are in proportion
When Won buy from mail order house you have to ray
The Express Postage small quantity and The Rates
Arehgh We buy in large quantities and reghts small Item
When YOU spend dollar in the City that dollar is gone from
his Vicinity forever when spend with us part OF it
STAYS here and into taxable property and there
fore aids your society," your churches roads, and COM
munty at large
Please remember that the buyer of this firm is never
sleepy stupid Indifferent when he buys bargains that will
Weld US small profit and you money. We can supply
YOU with all they have geneastore call get the
worth of your money in dry goods Groceries, Feboots
and Shoes Hats and Caps &.
Yours Respectfully,
G. G. PARIS Brushy knob Mo.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-02-22
The I'D. Coming Ct Christ

itiP renti'CS W ii c"O.ilt NJ AilCi ,
this SC ipture Is Gu tilted. please
Ic,d.
And they sh I'll fall by The edge of
the sw >rd, and shall be led away !
captive into all nations; and Jeru
slem shall be trodden down of
GentileS, until the times of the
Gentilcs be fulfilled" Luke q,
~
Then you will see that wh'n-
ever Jerusalem is built up again
the fulness of the Gentiles will
be in and not before.
And the Jews cannot believe
the gospel until that time, as it
is written.
For would not brethren that yc should he
ignorant of this m,stcry, lost We should be wise
in your own conceits. that blindness in part is
happened to Israel. Inlil the FUN rs of the Gen.
tiles he come N, ~
As conc crnng the gospel they are enemies
for your snkcr; bur as touching the election,
they arc beloved for the fathers sakes. rom.
LIS + +2!s.
After we have learned this fact
that the Jews cannot believe the
gospel until the fulness of gentle
come in, and that this time will
not be complete until Jerusalem
is built up. And as wehave learn
ed that there must come out Of
Zion a deliverer to tu;n away
ungodliness from jacob; we then
must learn the fir t part of the
delivers work So please read.
Also. thou son of man, appoint thee two ways
that the sword of the king of Babylon may
come, both twain shall come forth ont of one
land: and choose, thea Il place. choose at the
bead Of the way 10 the city,
| Appoint n way, that the sword may come to
l,ahath Of the Ammonics and 10 Judah in
Jerusalem the 'cfcnccd Eek. 2l--l9-2O
, This becomes the FIRST part of
the delivers work. Note it well,
For Christ will not come until
ibis is done. For God has said
t. every reader, this
! 80 Il will 80 and return to my
place till they ac|zno Wedge their
offence and seek my face; in
their at1liction they will seek me
early. Hosea ) Is
Christ was here and went
a way; and G said that he would
not come until they saught him,
and he stated that ia their at1lic
ton they would seek him early.
And this they must and will do
Please read.
'COME. and let us return unto
the Lord for he lath torn ana he
will heal us; re hath smitten
and be will ind us up.
Af,cr two days will he revive
us:.in the third day he will ra Isl
Us up, and We shall live in hi.
) sight.
; Then shall we know if we fol
I low on to know the Lord: his
going forth is prepared as tn
> morning; and he shall come unit
us as the rain as the latter an
former rain unto the eartl
! Hosa. 81 %
We believe this time is her
for them TO seek the Lord !hei
=, King to come. And our reaso
for this our belief, is this, Pleas
read.
!! "In that day shall there be
5 great mourning in Jerusalem a
!, the mourning of Hadadrimmo
d 10 the valley of Megidoon,
And the land shall mour1
d every family apart; the family
a the house of David apart, ar
u their wives apart the family
the honse of Nathan apart al
n their wives apart.
"a The family of the house of lie
u apart and their wives apart: tt
81 family of Shimei apart and the
~ wives apart.
All tie families that rema
every family apart snd the
y wives apart" Zech 12-1l.12 IL
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-02-22

N'tlIu VIZ III tjuD'ldiltS W rC' tN
- en-; and he that is ftcb,e among
item at that day shall be as
David; and the house of David
shall he as God, as the angel
of the Lord before them. Zech.
1913
Look at the condition of Jer'
usalem, and the purity of it. And
then what more Cad will do FOR
her, Pleas read.
sAnd it shall come to pass in
that day that | will seek to de-
stroy all the nations that come
against Jerusalem" Zech. IL 9
And at the time of the distruc.
ton of those nations. God Says
And I will pour upon the
house of David, and upon the in.
habitants of Jerusalem, the spir-
it of grace and of supplicatiens;
and they shall look upon me
whom they have pierced, and
t2ey shall mourn for him, as one
mourneth for his only son, and
shall be in bitterness for him, as
one that is in bitterness for his
tirs,born." Zech. 12-l0.
This time has not been fulfill,
ed yet, they have not looked up,
on him VIII they pierced yet
this must all take place before
Christ will come the second time.
For it is not until all this is
fulfilled, that the promise of his
second coming will take place.
For it is at this same time that
the deliverer is promised, please
read:
In that day there snail be a
fountain opened to the house of
David and to the inhabitants of
Jerusalem for sin and for I'M
cleanness.
'And it shall come to pass in
that day scith the Lord Of hosts
that | will cut off the names of
of the idols out of the land and
they shall NJ more be- remember.
ed and also | will cause the pro
phets and the unclean spirit tC
pass out of the land Zech Is 1
And when this time comes, thcr
you may sec the work of the de
liverer coming to pass in thi:
manner;
''Therefo"c will | save my Aocl
and they shall no more be
prey. and | will Judge between
cattle and cattle.
And Twill set up one shepher'
over Them. and he shall fee'
them, even my servant David; b.
shall feed them, and he shall! n
their shepherd.
And | the Lord will be thei
God, and my servant David
prince among them; l. the Lor'
have spoken it,
And Z will make with them
covenant of peace, and will caus
the evil beasts to cease out Of tn
land: and they SHALL dwell safel
IN the wilderness, and sfeep-i
the woods.
\ And [ will make them and tn
! places round aboutmy hill a ble'
sing; and | will cause the shove
to come down in his season, thel
shall be showers of blessing.
- And the tree of the field sha
yield her fruit. ant tie cart
shall yield her increase, and the
e shall be safe in their land, an
shall know that I am the Lor
when have broken the bands
= their yoke, and delivered the
5 out of the hand of those tn
Il served themselves of them.
And they shall no more be
prey to the heather, neither sh;
8 the beast of the land devo'
;. them; but they shall dwell safe
Il and none shall make them afra
u And | will raise up for them
d plant O; renown, and they sh
b. no more consumed with bu
ger in the land, neither bf ar L
VI shame of the heather any more
IL Thus shall they know thai
the Lord their God am with the
and that they, even the house
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And it shall come to pass in
that day, that the Lor d shall set
his hand again the second time
to recover the remnant of his PEG.
pie, which shall be left, from
Assyria, and from Egypt, and
from Pathros. and from Cush,
and from Elan, and from Shipar
and from Klamath, and from the
island of the sea-" Isa. It'll.
And in the day that he sets
his hand the second time to
gather his people together; He
further saws;
And the Lord shall utterly
destroy the tongue of the Egypt
ian sea; and with his mighty
wind shall he shake his hand over
the river, and shall smite it in
the seven streams, and make
men 80 over dryshod.
And there shall be a highway
FOR the remnant of his people,
which shall! be left from Assyria
like as it was to Israel 10 the day
that he came up out of the lard
of Egypt lisa 1il3-lG
The reader may think that the
setting of his hand the second
time in the earth, would be
Christ, but we do not want them
to forget that our Text says that
Christ will not come until all
things are restored. Hence this
must be the work of another
character. And we add that it
is the second child; please read;
Il considered all the living which
walk under the sun, with the Sc.
cond child that shall stand up in
his stead" Eccle. Ills.
We mightgo on in this way quot
ing scripture after SC rupture. but
on this point given we have
more than a plenty to establish
our claim.
And we know that our readers
will see this fact. So then in
} conclusion, we shall take up our
, last point at present. and tina,
, point is the last part of the
restitution of all things, please
read;
And they shall dwell safel,
therein, and shall build houses
, and plant vineyards; yea, they
, shall DIV ell with confidence, wher
| have executed judgments upor
! all those that despise them roun(
about them; and they shall know
that | am the Lord their God.
= Ezekiel 2S-26.
Also;
r Thou shalt yet plant vine:
A. upon the mountains of Sdmaria
d. the planters shall plant, ant
shall eat them as common
a things" (Jer. 31-3)
G And then read;
e And they shall build houses
y and inhabit them: and, they sEa1
d plant vineyards and eat the fru;
of them.
e They shall not build and ar
$ other inkabit; they shall nc
'r plant and another eat; for as tn
e days Of my people and mine ele(
shall long enjoy the work {
II their hands,
III They shall not labour in val
~ nor bring forth for trouble; fl
i'd they are the seed of the blesse
d, Of the Lord and their offsprir
of with them.
u! And it shall come to pass tn
~ before they call will answe
, and while they are yet speakir
All L will hear.
ur The wolf and the lamb shs
~ feed together and the lion shs
III eat straw like che bullock: ar
:, dust shall be the serpent's me
~ They shall not hurt nor destr'
he In all my holy mountain, sal
:. the Lord" Isa IS 81 to Is.
Il These beautiful prophet
I'm must be fulfilled, Then Chri
of will come the second time
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND.
UNCASVHLE
Local Guests at New London Party New Organ For Baptist Church Sunshiners on Benevolent Brand Social Notes.

Mir. and Mrs. William Cox, Misses Ida and Addie Moran, Miss Lillian Moran, Miss Cora St. Germaine, Miss Eva St. Gernaine, Miss Mary Walsh, Miss Eva Guiding, William McMahon and James B. Murphy were among those attending farewell party given James Flemming at the home of Mrs. Thomas McWhinney of New London, Wednesday night. 2 MT. Flemming is soon to leave for Glasgow, Scotland, where he will be married and make his home. The party from this town went down in an automobile. After pleas ant evening, refreshments were served.
 Entertained Friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Kingsley re- gently entertained friends. Among them Mrs. Oscar Winchester of Scott Hill, Mrs. Chester ". Barnes of Nor wich, SabsA Dean and Edwin Dean of Providence.
 Cornelius Flaherty and James Phil lips returned Wednesday night from New York where they witnessed the base ball games.
 James E. Murphy, principal of the Palmer Memorial school spent the week end at his home in Dover, N. H., resuming duties Monday afternoon. John T. Brown substituted Monday morning.
 Frank B. Mitchell has been appoint ed chairman of committee chosen by American council, o. U. A. M. to make arrangements for 8 fair.
 MT. and Mrs Hammil of New Bed ford who have been guests at the home of MT. and Mrs. Orvide Brouillard have returned home.
 Miss Josephine Hart who is teach ing in Salem, was at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Moses Hart for the week end. f
 Mrs. Alice Shores and Miss Leonora Chapman were week end guests at the
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19

morning from the words found in Luke g: ?.
 Oct 20, on account of the union En- deavor service at Grassy Hill Local Notes.
 The Christian Endeavor service in the evening was led by Rev. T. A. Williams. MT, and Mrs. Nelson Palmer were received inte active mem- bership. Delegates were appointed 70 attend the state c, E. convention in Hartford Oct. 25. 26 and 27 as follows: Rev. and Mrs T. A, Williams, Gilbert J. Murray, Mrs. Rose Ray and Mrs. Ivy Bailey
 Miss Kittie Ray and Clyde Ray at tended the Baptist rally at Colchester Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Rogers and sen Gerten of New London were week end visitors at Hillside, their country helne.
 Messrs. JeAes and Gay and Mfr. and Mrs. Frederic Starr of New London spent Sunday at MT. Jones' cottage in town.
 Mir. and Mrs. charles sweetzer oi Weedside, Norwich, and Mrs. Brown ing ef Providence were Sunday guests of Mir. and Mrs. R. H. Bailey. The trip was made by automobile.
 MT. and Mrs. John Hills and daugh ter Narjery closed their summer home Monday and left for their home in Delaware O. Miss Ella Darling is visiting reIa tives in Helyeke. Mass.