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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-26

treatment at the Memorial Hospital.
Richmond returned home Tuesday
last very much improved in health.
The young people of the town went
on delightful hayride to Louisa OH
Tuesday night, chaperoned by Mrs j. |
Meredith Bickers.
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Coffee and Tea

soc one pound Gray's Special
Blend Coffee; put up in air
tight containers, either pulver-
lied or graduated, and a most
delightful flavor, special, per
pound ............... 29c
Si,o0 two and onc-half (21s) pound
cans Gray's Special Blend Coffee,
put up as above; special, per 211-
10. cans II,
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Stationery

35c box Eaton, Pike 6; Co.'S Fine
Linen Box Paper ,........ lie
soc Box Marlborough Tinted Fine
Linen Paper Observation-Disclosures. .I9c
25c box Fine Writing Paper. &c
25c one pound Jefferson" Linen
Writing Paper, elegant quality l5c
35c one pound "Newtone' Pure
Linen Writing Paper .,... 1910
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l. Miller. Raphine; *. l.. Rosen. staun-
ton; J. Robert Johnston. Pen Mar,
Md; II. Y. Harbaugh, Buena Vista, Pa.
c. T. Roller Weyers Cave. Va.
The school has had the most pros
porous session OF it's history.
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BALLSVILLE

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.
Ballsville. Va, May 25.-Mrs. Laura
B. Hurt has returned to spend the
summer with relatives here
Mrs. ". l. johnson. of Amelia, was
the guest of Mrs. ii. II. Hurt on We'd
Misses S. Il. and NJ. w. Wilson spent
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Miscellaneous

sl.o0 Zinc Douche Pans. .. ACC
l0c Nall Scrubs .3Xc
&c Medicine Droppcrs ...... &c
Csc bottle Twins White Lini-
ment ....... .....16 loo
SC box Ideal Tooth Picks, , for Sc
SOC Williams Pink Pills. =. .33c
soc 215-lb. bar Green Olive Oil
soap .,........ ..........2 3c
2sc Dead Stuck ........... .17c
2sc Black Fag Insect Powder. .19c
2sc Hooper Fatal Food for.
2sc Coleman's Mustard .l35lc
ioc Bird Seed ......5 5Sc
1 10. 2O-Nlule Team Borax 105Ic
Bird Gravel, silver or red 49,. &c
Fout's Cattle Powder -. .15c
Pratt's Poultry Food. $500. I9c
1oc Royal Glue .7Isc
1sc Gold Paint ............ SC
Rough on Rats lie
Bird Mamma ............ &c
Csc Stearn's Rat and Roach paste TIC
Fish Food SC
Kat BIskits ............ .11iSc
lSc Causuc Pencils ........... SC
Medicine Tubes ..............3 1ic
15c Bottle Washers ............. SC
Nursing Bottles ....... BIC
Mustard Plaster, per box. ..... .l9c
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T5c Tra9le's Violets of Vir-
einia, a most lasting and
delightful perfume, per

Colgate's Monad Violet Dactylcs,
La France Rose, Hcliotrope, etc.
Richard Hudnut's "Vcrveine."
Violet Sec. b" 75c and $500. .s1.40
Ed. Pinaud's Vcsetal Lilas. Negetal
Niolette .69c
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Confectioneries

60c one pound Fine Mixed Choc-
olates, containing complete
assortment. ......-...... 59c
40c one pound Fine Mixed
chocolates. DC
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Fountain Syringes, Hot
Water Bottles, Alto
mixers, Etc.

81 90 Family Hot Water Bottle sl.39
$3.50 "Nictoria" Hot Water Bot
tic, Para rubber" ..... $40
S1;so 2-qt. Fountain Syringe,
best rubber, 3 pipes. .98c
Sl;oo Duluth Bulb Syringe, ;
hard rubber pipes ...... soc
$500 Ideal Whirling Spray Sy-
ringc .,..... $40
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VACATION SPECIALS

Soc Jar Zamo Greaseless Cream,
In porcelain jar, an awful big
value, special for sale. 80. .I9c
Csc Hard Rubber and Horn
Combs, values up to Csc &c
50c-150Hair Brushes. regular
value soc, special .........1 9c
15c-Twenty-fiye gross Tooth
Brushes, good values &c
25c-One-pound box Fine Tall
cum Powder, delightfully."- per-
fumed lac
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Csc box Jereens' Violet Tale.
Powder, pound in beauti-
full embossed can, per lib .l9c

SIS Coleman Double Acton
Whirling Spray Syringe. .Sl.9S
7sc Arlington" Bulb Syringe,
hard rubber pipes. soc
SOC Atomizcr--for aqueous solu-
ton, good spray ...... Sac
Csc Breast Pumps ..,........23 c
25c Ear and Ulcer Syringcs i. lie
Large assortment of Rubber
Sponees, in all shapes, sizes
and colorS, from 19c to. $500
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class numbers

versty OF Virginia.
The graduating class numbers
twelve. as follows:
II. y. sutherland. Charles C. Haun.
ii. =. Masruder. A. x. Hotel. OF Wood
stock; II. y. BAILEY. Weston. w. Va
j. NJ. Bowers. Brunswick. Md; Fred
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S1.00-One- Minute Clinical
thermometer, guaranteed
absolutely correct .49c
Csc Pack Linen Playing Cards,
extra good value .13c
25c-One box g cakes) Fine
Toilet Soap 10c
S1.0O bottle IIooper's Hair Re-
storer, guaranteed to restore
the hair to its natural color. 49c
25c tube Konden's Catarrh Jel-
ly, opens up head .17c
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Hair Tones

s1.oo Empress" Hair Color
Restorer, colors instanta-
neously and does not rub
off Observation-Disclosures. SOC
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CASH OR CREDIT

FACTORY prices. no agents or retailers
PROFITS We allow go days. trial and give
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Huyier's Agents

You are sure of getting 1t fresh
here-shipments received every
few days direct from factory in
"a, 1, ,, and 5-pound boxes
Miller's Violet Kisses, perfectly
delicious, in sc and 10c boxes;
trunks, each .l5c
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Srea1t terms make pay
ing easy. New machines only. No agents
big stock. Call and them. Phone or
write for Free Sewing Machine Folder.
THE SPoTLESS CO.,
No. Shockoe Slip. near 18th and Cary,
Richmond Va.
''Tha SouthA Mall ordAr HOUSE,
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quart Traelc's Best Dou-
BILE Distilled Witch Hazel
bring bottle) .......... 21c
St.Oo McElrie's Wine OF Cardui. .63c

Sl.0O S. 5. S................. S3c
Sl.oo Picrce's Favoritc Prescrip-
ton ............... SIC
Sl.o0 Anglers Emulsion ..... .S3c
SOC Liquicide Observation-Disclosures. .45c
10c Malena Salvc ............61!c
soc Doan's Kidney Pills. ...... .45c
100 Russcll's Emulsion. ... SIC
25c Lithia Tablets lac
SOC Warmers 5-grain Lithia Tab
lets ............... Zoe
SOC kilmers Swamp-Root .. a5c
81 .O0 Ozomulsion .............S SIC
S ! 90 Milan 60C
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q 10-year written
Guarantee with each
machine. Our prices
save you one-half
on highest grade mach
We sell's25 machines S
$40 machines sl5.f5:
machines $3.50: $50
chimes soo.65: $50 maci
t23.15.
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Medicines

S1.50 2-quart Fountain Syr-
in9es, chocolate color rub
+ Der, seamless, best in Rich
nlond for tho money, 3
pipes, rapid flow tubing 79c
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Xanthine Hair Tonic. .......... .73c
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur. soc
ana .oYC
Partisan Sage Observation-Disclosures. SOC
Parker's Hair Balsam, 41c and Sic
Arabian Egg Shampoo. .... 21c
75c one pint Pure Virgin
Lucca Olive Oil. In sealed
cans, as sweet as nut. .39c
Palmcr's Hair Success Dressing .21c
Nelson's Hair Dressing 800. .21c
Ford's Hair Pomade. ........ .39c
Mansiield's Capillaris. ...... .43c
Mrs. Potter's Walnut Tint Hair
otaln ...-.... .29c
10 gross Csc Nail Brushes,
this sale .12Hc
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sl.00 bottle Beef. Wine and
Iron, an elegant tonic and
body builder SOC

Pompeiian Soap .19c
Glenn's Sulphur Soap. ........ .19c
Hartina Soap .19c
Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap. loo
Cont Pure Olive CASTLE Soap,
per pound i9c
Jergen's 1oc Soaps. all odors, &c.
5 for 10c
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Mouth Washes

Meade & Bakers Carbolic 2l-45-s9c
SoLodont 2l-4lc
kuDloam .............. .2lC
Euthymol, Parke, Davis s. Coz .I9c
Pro-phy-tol. ............21 -45- 83c
Liquid kolynos .41c
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$3.50 Hair Brush. extra good bris-
ties ~ SI1o
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Tooth Powders

Woodbury's Tooth Powder. -. lie
DIR. Graves Tooth Powder 80. .17c
Pasturine Tooth Powder. $50. .17c
Sozodont Tooth Powder ..... .19c
Tragle's Antiseptic Tooth Powder lac
Lyons Tooth Powder ......... .19c
Listerine Tooth Powder ....... TIC
Calox Tooth Powder lie
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ONE BUSINESS THAT HAS
DOUBLED IN SIX MONTHS

People who think business condi-
tIons are poor should remember the
following evsaence OF prosperity. Mr.
W. p. Taggart. who took over the bus
mess of the Hawkeye Grocery at 7l6
Main street in April and since 'tha:
time the aggregate sales have doubled.
This takes In all departments incIud-
ing hay. grain and feed.
When asked the reason for this re
Isarkable increase Mr.. Taggart saii.
WELL for one thing. conditions are
better. and for another. always try
tc find out what my customers want
and keep only those things and always
at the right price"
He might have added that increased
efficiency of service and the square
deal'' policy did a great deal to make
the increase. Another thing is the
fact that the stock is always fresh
because the rapid selling causes IT t.
he turned" at least twice n month.
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EnGAGEMEkT OF FORMER
CAK0K CITY GIRL.AMNOUhCED

Mrs. T. X. Watson entertained in
honor OF her daughter. Mixs Dorothy.
at Heart" party aal dinner satur-
day afternoon and evening. the oe-
oasion being the announcing of ~
engagement Of Miss Dorothy Watson
and Mr.. George W Efcome. Glowing
red dahiias in harmonious shades
beaut!fled the home and the table wns
attractive in red and white hear,s.
red blossoms and dainty hand painted
place cards bearing n tiny maiden In
a large hat carrying American beauty
roses The game OF Hearts" began
at o'clock and the winner In the
game read the announcement whicn
was wrapped with the prize gift JOY
Gus congratulations we're showered on
the fair. prospective bride. Those en-.
joying tho hours. among the out-os
town guests, were Misses Dorotht
Wood and Grace Keniy OF Canon City
Pueblo Chieftain.
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FREMONT COUNTY SCHOOLS
TAKE FIRST PRIZE At FAIR

Fremont county was henored by be-
ing given the first prize for the best
exhibit of school work from the rural
schools of this state ut the big fair In
Pueblo this week. There were a large
number Of schools from various por-
tions of the state Represented In the
competition. but after n careful can
vas of the merits OF the work on ex-
hibItion the awarding corAmittee de-
cided that Fremont county was entitl-
ed to first place and II was. accord
ingiy. given the blue ribon. In add
ton to this special award Fremont
county was given the frst and sessnd
prizes on landscape and design In kie
drawing exhibit: first place for The
best original story about Colorado"
by pupils under sixteen years OF aHe:
frst prize for hest ,cssay and a..
and second prizes ON numerous Other
subjects In the educational exk< n.
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CELEBRATED THEIR
We00IMG ANNIVERSARY

Last Saturday was the forty-eighin
anniversary OF the marriage OF Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. Rector and the occa-
sion was celebrated by the members
0. L. S. Grant Circle. Ladies' of the
G. \. X. by a special entertainment
program at shaefrer hall Saturday af-
ternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Rector as
guests OF honor. Preparations for the
observance Of the anniversary were
unknown to Mr.. and Mrs. Rector AMI
they were taken for ride by Rev.
Reed In his car while Arrangements
Tor II were being made. Their sur
prise on returning to the hall to find
themselves the center. OF attraction
is more easily imagined than describ-
ed. There was an address by Rev.
Reed in which he extended the felicl-
tations OF himself and the members Of
the circle to the bride and groom CT
nearly half a century ago. Respons's
we're made to the congratulations ex-
tended to them by Mr.. and Mrs. Rec
tor. There was recitation by Mis-
Margaret Reed and musical selections
by Mrs. Marie woodford and Misses
Irene Humphrey and Jessie Melon
aid. Fruit punch and margperltes
we're served for refreshments. The
affair was an unusually pleasant one
to all.
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THE BALLOT BOX
At FREMONT COUNTY
NATIONAL 9AHk

The ballot box for the big Lyon a
Taylor piano contest has been placed
at the Fremont County National Bank
where contestants and their friends
can leave ballots at any time.
The BOX is In charge OF MIR HNry
Combs Who viii act as one OF Shc
judges at the close. Al tho end OF the
contest two other prominent citizens
will be asked TO Join Mr. Comb-> a
a hnal canvas OF the vote.
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! say, but cannot hep but feel that

I say. but cannot help but feel that
the honorable way for all candidates,
and especially the Judiciary. is to
manage their campaign in an upright.
fair and open manner. without stoop-
ing to employ any undermined means
through a technicaiity In the law.
which probably will be found does not
exist. In order to get supposed ad-
vantage over an opponent Such ac-
ton cannot but help initiate against
the petitioner in the complaints 4 ee
people Will view such action Just as
they do the "Riddie decision" ON the
Initiative and Referendum Amend
ment. n
AS far as the gentiemag.a attack On
Judge wiIkin. and DR.. Dickson twho
was chosen chairman of our county or
eanization. on accoant OF his well
known loyalty to Colonel Roosevelt,
md the Progressive party). wish 70
state that the accusations are untrue
and utterly without any foundation
In fact.
P.H. TRoUTMAN.
state Central Committeeman
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MENTIONS AGAIN AFFLICTED
BY DEATH OF DAUGHTER

Miss Stella c. Newton died thls
rcorning at her home. the residence u
her father. Mr.. w D. Newton. in South
Canon, the result OF n long illIRss
from typhoid fever.
Miss Newton was born at Bristol.
Vermont. Dec. >. 1891. She came 70
Canon City seven years ago when ehe
family moved to Colorado for the ben
IN, of Mrs Se~son's health. who died
eniy eleven days ago.
Miss Stella Newton was a lovely
snd brilliant young lady. No young
woman Of the Baptist church. OF which
she was beloved and useful member.
had more friends or will be missed
more. She was 4 teacher In i1e Sun
cay school. an active member Of the
d. Y. p. o.. and a factor In the whole
life OF the church.
Not long nEo Ne took noilce OF inc
remarkable fact that during seyen
years she was absen; from sahtay
school only one time
Mr.. Newton and his family Of three
sons. Earl. Dean and Irving. have the
sincere sympathy Of the whole essa-
munity.
The funeral services will be from
the residence In South Canon Thur
ds, afternoon at 900 o'clock IN.
singing will be by the Baptist choir
and the services win be conducted
by her pastor. DIR. T p. Stafford.
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! decide TO assist this young man 20
enter college. why should / also as
sist the publisher OF the book he rep
resents? The publisher has not call
ed on me. or hyponitized me: way
should / not go directly at the prob
lem and give the young man his profit.
and not take his books, since do not
want them? II / do anything at all.
1 shall give the young man two dol
lars. his profit on the transaction.
and save the profit of two dollars 0
the publisher. and the cost OF the
books.
The young man viii call again.
when shall decide. II VIII think
about H." said to him. That is what
PEOPLE say to me when 1 approach
them with a scheme And have no
tieed that when they say. q VIII think
about IT," It is usually preliminary
to turning me down.
.-sss
Because a man is good talker. I.
does not necessarily follow that he is
able to benefit you.
$3.50.
How about the hundreds of thous-
ands OF Republicans who didn't want
their party wrecked wrecking wss
decided upon by half dozen angry
men at Chicago. Should this handful
of men have more influence than hun
dreds of thousands What an outra &c
it was to rob Roosevelt. And what a
noble act TO rob Taft,
Many newspapers OF greatest circu-
lation always defeat the candidates
they favor.
You can never tell what some peo-
pie mean by what they say.
.ss.s
am always waiting impaiientiy for
something
Acquaintance with most men who
look to be all right. will unmask
weakness after weakness
Plenty OF people can stand ADVERSE
ty. but only a few can stand prosper
ity.
Don't abuse your friends. and ex-
pect them &c consider II criticism.
Every man has great respect for his
VIII Power until he gives 1t fair
test
As you become older. gradually ae-
custom yosrself to neglect.
When people are out In COMPANY"
they are always looking for something
to gossip about when they return
home.
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sIek In Salida.

Chas. Bryant. bill clerk in the office
o. the Globe Express company here.
has been seriously sick for the past
ten days. At present he is being
treated for typhoid fever in the ID. a
II. q. hospital In saIlda.
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toastmasters and guests and sang pa
triotic songs. Governor Charles $.
Osborn delivered the principal adj
dress. He is classed as foremost
orator and maintained his reputation
well on that occasion. Rev. J. Il
Barkley OF Detroit followed. He was
formerly confederate officer. He
was most happily introduced by
Toastmaster Major Stevenson.
Rev. Barclays address was a good
will inspiration to the Blue and Gray
alike.
He closed by Offering a parting wish
to meet the boys of lS6l-65 in the G. A
G.. the Grand Army of the Redeemed.
The Reverend J. y. Mccormick NJ
the Episcopal Diocese OF Western
Michigan was very fascinating
speaker, who delivered the CLOSING
address on "The Prevention Of War
It was a very optimistic view greatly
enjoyed. Reeitations ANA quartettas
closed the spirited. happy event.
The next day we spent With cur
cousins and visiting Masonic and Old
friends and the mill now on the water
lower and with rolls instead of the
ola time French burr mill stones 1t
had when built. Captain and Mrs.
Probasco, their daughter and son-in-
law entertained our cousins and
selves at dinner and in the evening at
their large Michigan home at Muir.
We spent day at Highland PARK.
Chicago. with Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
II. Harrington at their delightful home
overlooking the lake They took us
to Fort Sheridan and the famous
drives about that beautiful suburb. In
his younger days he was Doctor Littie's
most helpful friend They visit,i
Canon on a return trip from Califor-
mia.
We were invited to visit Mr.. ami
Mrs. A. A. Robinson at their home in
Topeka, Kansas, which we gladly did
for a day. II will be remembered
that as chief engineer and vice pres
icent he built over 1000 OF the first
constructed miles of the A. T. q s. F.
including through our Grand canon,
and afterwards was president for nina
years OF the Mexican Central r. r.
during which period he made one or
more trips to London and Paris each
year In the interest of the company.
Mrs. Robinson and daughter often ac-
companied him to City of Mexico and
abroad. Being good judges of art
their home is a rare depository OF
paintings and other art treasures.
They took us on an auto ride about
the city and that rich surrounding
country. In fact. nearly all the coun-
try through which we travelled looked
fruitful and prosperous. The corn
in Kansas as we went through Sep
tember End. was green. on our re-
turn trip. 18th. we saw 1t ripe and
ready for the harvest We were glal
indeed ON the eighteenth to get back
to our Colorado home as we always
are. though we have pleasant memor-
les of the time spent away.
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WORLDS SERIES BEGINS
At NEW YORK. OCT. 8
(By United Press.)

New York. Sept. 25.-The National
baseball commission today decided 20
hold the first game OF the worlds Sc
ries In New York. October 8.
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Railroad officials are constantly
teaching their employees the import
ance of politeness to patrons; when
an impudent ticket agent Insults you
because you ask for Information you
are entitled TO. rest assured that he
has been urged many times by his gen
eraI passenger agent TO give informa-
tion politely and promptly. Every
railroad employee in this country re-
ceives frequent circulars and pam
phlets. from men higher mp. urging
caution. politeness. fairness. temper
ance. and devotion to the interests Of
railroad patrons. II every railroad
employee In this country were as
careful and polite as old Jim Hill. and
understood his business as well ne
old Jim understands his. three-qunr-
tiers of the accidents would cease, AMI
much OF the unfriendiy. unnecessary
and troublesome railroad Legislation
would disappear.
sssss
A young man called on me recently
who said he was book agent cara
ing money with which to enter col
lege. A iaudable ambition. but in case
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TRY A RECORD
WANT AD.
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The political conventions at Cher
go and Baltimore were not unmixed
blessings. Possibly you have noticed
that while the excitement at Chicago
and Baltimore was on, there was al
most no war news from Mexico. But
I predict that as soon as the political
excitement at home dies down. the
newspapers will stir up the war N
Mexico again: also the uprising IN
Cuba The newspapers do not prosper
unless there is a hell OF time all the
time.
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Observations From
E. w. Howe's Magazine

l take two Kansas City papers. ths
Star and the Journal. The Star sayi
five thousand men attended receni
meeting to organize Roosevelt club
The Journal says the number did noI
exceed two hundred and nifty. II
pay for two newspapers. am moi
entitled TO know how the new Roose-
welt party is being received in Kan
sas City? Primarily. / take newspa-
pers for the news. do not wish ic
be deceived, whether am for Roose-
welt or for Taft. get all the op.u-
ions 1 need from the Review OF Re
views. which is not content 20 per
nit its readers 10 think for them.
selves. Albert Shaw. editor OF thli
publication. Is as impudent in Htera-
rure az T. X. IS in politics. and, when
my present subscription expires.
shall part company with Albert for
ever. as he annoys me. What want
is the news. with liberty to think for
myself.
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Captain PTobasco took as 10 see
our old-time friends at Ionia and to
dinner with General James II. Kidd.
former commander OF our regiment.
That afternoon the 21st Michigan in
fantry held a reunion, and at thei-
place OF rendezvous. Camp Sigel. ex-
ercises in honor OF their departure
ffty years ago for the Civil war. On
the site a large granite boulder mars-
or. that bears an inscription commeiu-
orative OF that event was un<eiled by
children OF descendants OF veterans.
Major Thomas c. S. Stevenson, our
long time friend. was master of cere-
monies, which were perfect and i'm
pressive. He honored Gen. Kidd, Cap
tain Probasco and myself with our
wives. with invitations TO their ban
quet at Armory Hall in the evening
as their guests. Three hundred sat
down to their real feast. 1t opened
with march OF fifty young ladies with
small fags who saluted the speakers.