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The Republican journal., 1922-10-19
LINCOLNVILLE

Mrs. Ida Mahoney left Friday for a
visit in Boston.
Mrs. Ada Morton of Belmont visited
relatives in town Sunday.
Miss Ella Pottle of Medfield, Mass, is
at home on her annual vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Allen of Camden are
enjoying two weeks outing with rela-
tives in town
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Allen and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Allen attended the funeral OF
Mrs. Basil Aliens father, Mr.. Hart, in
Belfast on Sunday.
Frederick Grey while picking apples on
the farm of Mr.. Allie Allen on Saturday,
Oct 14th. picked a full blown apple blos-
som and presented it to your correspon-
dent.
Mrs Lydia Stevens, Leader of the
"Boys' and Girls Club" accompanied the
club here to Belfast to attend the Co.
weeting on Friday and Saturday OF last
meek.
Mrs. Ethelle johnson and daughter
Elizabeth accompanied by Miss Gertrude
Mutt, all of Lowell. Mass, who have been
passing two weeks with Mrs. Ellie HARDY
and Mrs Bell Russ, returned Saturday.
The Republican journal., 1922-10-19
SNANNlILE

Comet grange Will hold its next meet
ing Saturday evening, Oct 18th.
Mr.. z. D. Hartshorn and family Of Bel
fast spent the weekend at their home.
Miss Ellie NJ. Shorey is spending the
week with her sister, Mr.. A D. Moody.
Dr. Carrie Bradford of Berlin, n H, IS
the guest Of her sister Mrs. Ada Billings.
Mr.. Percy L Nickerson and family
and friends from Bath were in town Sun
day.
Ms. Albert Porter and children retura-
ed Saturday from a ten days visit with
relatives 10 Bangor.
Mrs. 7. D. Nickerson has gone to
Stockton for time, to care for her niece,
Mrs. Asa Stiles, who has returned from
Hebron Ssnstorium.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E Damn, Miss Hazel
L. Nickerson and Mr.. and Mrs. w. ).
Nickerson motored to Unity Sunday and
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Libby
Nickerson & Damn lost their valuable
work horse "Dick" last Tuesday. He
was taken SICK as soon as he reached
Belfast in the forenoon and died in the
evening, death being caused by knot il
the intestines.
Mr.. and and Mrs. A. 7. Nickerson and
niece, Gertrude Nickerson, Mrs Mary T
1 Nlckerson and Miss Celia NJ. Nickersor
motored to Belfast Sunday morning and
! attended services at the Universalisi
/ church. Ga
The deepest sympathy is extended tt
( Mrs. Lewis H. Hart and family of Belfas'
4 in their recent bereavement. 1t is to b'
regretted that Mr.. Hart was unable t
live in the beautiful cottage be took 81
much interest in having built.
Miss Alice Young, r. n. of the Marine
Hospital, Portland, arrived Saturda,
night, Oct. 7th, for visit with he
aunts, Mrs Luella II. Nickerson ant
Mss Cora Parsons. Sunday the entir
family were guests Of Mr.. c. II. LIB.
and family, at W hite's Corner.
The Republican journal., 1922-10-19
OSBORNE-BEAN.

One of the most interesting events in
the history of the Trinity Reformed
Church in East Belfast took place last
Thursday at 10 a. M, when Frank A.
Osborne and Miss Mary F. Bean, both of
Richmond, were united in marriage. The
pastor, Rev. William Vaughan, ofiicisted
with . very impressive single ring SER
vice. The bride had seen this beautiful
little church on former visit here and
at the time made the remark that she
would like to be married in it. For that
purpose they autoed here accompanied by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ.
Bean, also Of Richmond, who with a few
intimate friends attended the service.
The bride was becomingly gowned in q
dainty white dress and carried q shower
bouquet of bride roses. The groom is the
son of the late Cyrus Osborne of Rich
mond and 10 superintendent of q local shoe
factory there. His bride has been for
some time the assistant post mistress OF
Richmond. They left here on the noon
train for avoiding trip. The officiating
clergyman appreciated the compliment
to the church edifice he had beel instru-
mental in building shortly after coming to
Belfast from New York, where he was
Obliged to resign from large and influen-
tial church on account of i'll health.
The Republican journal., 1922-10-19
SEaRSMONT

Mrs. Ella Wentworth has returned tc
Concord, Mass. where she has customers
for dressmaking.
Mr.. Ernest Rose was in Stoninstor
last week to make repairs on his building:
which he bought in that place
Mr. j. W. Skinner has received word OF
the birth of grandson, George Warren
son of Mr.. and Mr . Parker Skinner of
San Francisco, Calf.
Victor grange was visited by Riverside
grange Belfast, Wednesday evening when
the visiting grange furnished fine pro-
gram. after which supper was served by
the host grange.
The Misses Susie and Fannie Hanson
are repairing their house. Mr.. Arthur
Templeton, Mrs. Ella Wentworth ard
RAYMOND Packard have also made re-
pairs on their houses this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Templeton left
Saturday for Portland, and Mrs. Henry
Ripley and Miss Mary Mcfarland will 90
to Melrose, Mass, and Mrs Lucy Rohin-
son will 60 to Rocklsnd this week for the
winter.
After giving a short talk to the chill
dren, Sunday morning, the pastor, Rev.
E. Z Harrison, delivered an able sermon
from the text "And the spirit and the
bride say come" Rev. 22l7 and the pas
tor read 4 extract from letter from
Mrs. Augusta Bixby, former resident,
who is living with her daughter, Mrs.
Minnie jenkins and family in Surrey,
Calf. Mrs Bixby wrote of the delight
fol climate and the delicious fruits and
then said Sezrsmont is good place tc
1--we. She said the church that she at
tended had q membership of 1900.
The Republican journal., 1922-10-19
MIL LIONS POINT WAY To
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS


tngliug through the veins The body
becomes rudy with the glow Of health,
the mind casts of its drOwsiness and be-
comes once more alert and active; there
comes new life, new energy and new
feeling of ability to DO things never
thought of before.
join, today, the vast army OF those
who have been MADE healthy and strong
by Taulsc Throw ofF the poisons thu
are running your digestion, weakening
your nerves. making your liver torpid,
causing headaches, bscksches and Grip
ping you with rheumatism and otner de-
structive diseases
Bring the color to your cheeks and the
spark of health to your eyes Be robust,
strong and sturdy. You can DO this and
YOU owe it to yourself, your future. your
family, to act now.
Get Tanlac from YOUR nearest druggist
today and watch how quickly you begin
to eat better, sleep better, feel better and
work better.
The Republican journal., 1922-10-19
WHITES CORNER. hiuterport

Mr.. and Mrs. Mellen Brady of Gardiner
were recent callers at a. G. Larby's,
There was a meeting of the Winterport
Fruit Growers at c. C. Clements, Wed.
Oct 4.
Mrs. Leslie Howes of Prospect was at
Mrs. c. B. Jewett's several days last week,
doing dress making.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Drew have moved
into Charles BalPs house and will occupy
It the coming winter.
Ernest Libby of Melrose. Mass, arrived
Thursday for brief visit at the home Of
his uncle. C. H. Libby.
Mrs. c. B. Jewett and Mrs. G. II. York
attended meeting of North Waldo Pc
mona in No. Searsport, Oct. ii.
Bertrand Jewett went to Machiss, Oct.
Q. where he is employed by the H. L.
Wheelden Co. of Bangor, in electrical
wiring.
Mrs. L. A. white spends part of each
week at the village, helping to care for
{ MIS- JQild w mt " Ao - eAAAe -
this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. York accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. E. WI. Carkin attended
the funeral services for W. G Davis in
Brewer, Monday.
Mrs. c. W. Nealey entertained several
ladies of the Monroe. W. c. t. u, Friday
D. m, Oct 6. A lunch was served at the
close Of the meeting.
Mrs. c. W. Nealey visited her uncle,
Perciyal Smith at Coles Corner, recently,
Mr.. Smith, who is civil war veteran,
is seriously i'll and considering his advan-
ced age, fears are entertained for his re-
covery.
DIR. and Mrs j. B. Wood entertained a
party of Bangor friends at their summer
home here, Wednesday evening, Oct. 4.
All were members of the auction club
and. after dinner was served, the game
| was enjoyed.
| Mr.. and Mrs c. A. York of keDduskeag,
Mr.. and Mrs B. c. Higgins and two sons
| of Levant, Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Ritchie and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. York of Monroe met
| at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. York.
| Oct. 8, at family gathering in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. l. Carkin of Med
/ ford. Oregon. Relatives from Waterville,
| Windsorville and Bangor were expected,
but were prevented by the inclenency of
the weather.
The Republican journal., 1922-10-19
North Waldo Pomona

An interesting meeting Of North "aiao
Pomous was held with Granite Grsnse'
North Sesrsport, Wednesday, Oct llth.
Worthy Master ?. P. Webb assembled
the meeting with the following tempor-
ary officers: Overseer. o. B. Dow; Assist
ant Stewards. MI. snd Mrs Harold Stone
and Ceres. Celia Nicksrson. The cnoir
rendered q selection with Alice Niekersoh
at the piano. Five oranges were repre-
sented and reported in good condition
After brief business session the names
of six candidates were presented and
duly elected As the hour for dinner had
arrived a recess was taken and oounu-
full feast enjoyed
The meeting was szaiu called to order
atau early hour and the choir again sang
The candidates were Immediately INTRO
duced and instructed in the lessons oi the
degree of Pomona. G. II. Stevens, Mas
ter of the host gran e, extended fraterna
greetings and Clara D. York responded
briefly in behalf Of the visitors.
Carrie Spaulding was called upon anu
responded with an original poem, follow
ed with a sons b. the choir.
o. B. Dow gave an interesting tais on
the following subject: "Are the japanese
a peril7" Mr.. Dow closed his remarks
with a story very applicable to the situa-
ton. D. NJ. himball followed with an
other story and Abbie Jewett reso
pleasing selection.
A recitation by Celia Niekerson con-
cIuded the program and the meeting wss
closed with the usual formality ana
selection by the choir
The next meeting will be with Morpins
Light Grange. Monroe. Nov. sth L H.
Libby, Secretary OF the State Grange,
will address the meeting and there VIII
be the usual program Of music, readings
topics and question box. c d.
The Republican journal., 1922-10-19
THORNDlkE

Mr.. shurtIif and wife of Somerville,
Mass. passed few days with his sister,
Mrs. Helen Brasdon.
MI. and Mrs. Don Reynolds of Malta
wamkesq were weekend guests OF her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hogan.
Mrs. F. L. Marcia and son Norman
passed the week cad with her sister, Mrs.
/ Frank Llnnell, at Main stream.
/ Mrs. Leila Roberts, D. d. G. NJ, IN
spected Joseph A Drummond Chapter
O. E. S, Oct u. The attendance was
large.
Mrs Palmer and Mrs. Rich Of Newport
and Mrs. Blanchard and Mrs Wood oil
Portland were guests at Mr.. Peter mar
mons while in town to attend the funera'
A. ". Ward.
Mr.. Reuel Ward and daughter Ora, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Ward and Mrs Ray
Ashford of Unity, Mrs. Hattie Higgins
of Bangor, Mr.. and Mrs. Ripley OF South
MontviIIe, were here Thursday to the
Mrs. Ellen Hunt and son of Hermon,
Mrs. James L. Merrick and family OF
WaterviIle, Mrs. Beulsh Blethen and
daughter Of Unity. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
williams from Skowhegan, were in town
Thursday to attend the funeral Of A. ".
Ward.
Albert W. Ward died very suddenly at
his home. Monday morning, Oct 2 lie
had attended to his business every day
and Sunday seemed as well as usual, but
when his daughter went to his room early
Monday morning she found he had Just
passed on to the "sleep that knows no
waking" He was 80 years old, the Oldest
business man in town. Active and inter-
ested in all that pertained to the welfare
/ of his native town he will be sadly missed
/ in the community. Funeral services were
held from his late home Thursday fore
nooa, Rev c. H. Mckinney Of Madison
/ officiating. Mr.. Ward had been member
and an active worker in the Masonic
| Lodge for over fifty years The Aasons
I of Unity Lodge attended in body, con-
Quoting th-ir services both at the home
and the grave. Interment was at the
Centre Cemetery in the family lot beside
his wife, who died five years ago. lie
leaves one daughter, Mrs. Albert Murch.
/ The large number present and the beautl-
fui flowers from the Masons, Eastern
Star, Sunday school, relatives and friends,
showed the high esteem in which ne was
| held
The Republican journal., 1922-10-19
PROBATE NOIICtS

At Probate Court, held st Belfast. within
and for the County Of Waldo. in vacation. on
the la,h day Of October. A. d. 1922
Lou Ward Murch, daughter and heir-at- la y
of the estate of Albert W Ward. late of
Therndike, in said County Of Waldo. deceased,
having presented petition praying that she.
Lou Ward Murch Of Thorndike. in the County
of Waldo or some other suitable person may
be appointed Administrative of The estate OF
said deceased. without giving bond.
Ordered. That the said petitioner give notice
to all persons interested by causing copy of
this order to be published three weeks success
sively. in The Republican Journal, a newspaper
published in Belfast. that they may appear at
Probate Court. 70 be held at Belfast, within
and for said County. on the l4th day of Nov
ember. A. d. 1922. at ten Of the clock before
noon, and show cause. il ary they have, why
the prayer of said petitioner should not be
granted.
ELLERY BOWDEN, Judge.
A true copy. Attest:
CHAs- E. JOHNSON. Register.
The Republican journal., 1922-10-19

At Probate Court held az Belfast, WITHIN and
for the County'of Waldo. in vacation. on the
l7th day Of October, A. d. 1922
A certain instrument, purporting to be the
last will and testament of Rachel II. Brad
street. late Of Palermo, in said County Of
Waldo. deceased. having been presented for
probate with petition prayin that said will be
allowed ard that letters testamentary issue to
him, the said Eben h. Foster Of Palermo. the
executor named therein. without giving bond
in accordance with the request of said tesla.
trix as expressed in said instrument.
Ordered. That notice be given to all persons
interested by causing q copy of this order to
be published three weeks successively in The
Republican Journal. a newspaper published at
Belfast. that they may appear at Probate
Court. to be held at Belfast. within and for
said County. on the.second Tuesday of Noven.
Der next. at ten Of the clock before noon. and
show cause, If any they have, why the same
should not be proved. approved and allowed.
ELLERY BUWDEN, Judge
A true copy. Attest:
oHAs. E. JOHNSON, Register
The Republican journal., 1922-10-19
Bring Cheerful, Inspiring and
Hopeful Messages to Those
Who are Sick in Body and
Spirit.

Every human being IS e. titled to health,
hsppiness and success IL IS positively
wrons to be satisfied with less, Do not
fold your hands and accept III health as
something you cannot avoid or overcome
Tens of thousands of men and women
from all parts of the country have testi-
fed that life has been made worth living
TO them after they had almost given up
hone. These are the fortunate ones who
have been restored to health and siren tn
by the use of Tanlsc, by far the worlds
most celebrated tonic medicine.
They all agree that Tanlsc brings
feeling of new life and energy to every
ortion of the body and sends the blood
The Republican journal., 1922-10-19

The State Boys Conference under the
auspices of the State Y. NJ. c. A., will be
held in Auburn-Lewiston, Friday to Mon
day, Dec. 3. This announcement will
bring Joy to thousands of boys in Maine.
Rev. George c. Sauer has again been ap-
pointed to serve as County Les der for the
Conference. Every church and Sunday
school is urged to send representatives to
the conference.
The Republican journal., 1922-10-19

Rev. T. B. Gregory will preach at the
Universalist church next Sunday morn
ing. His subject will be, Just What
Has Happened to Our Historical Chris
tisnity"-in the last one hundred years
of human investigation, stated in plain
language. This being the last Sunday of
Mr.. Gregory's summer stay in this city,
it is hoped that all who can will attend
this service
The Republican journal., 1922-10-19

METHODIST CHURCH. Peoples Meth
odist Church, Rev. Charles ". Martin,
pastor; parsonage, No. Court St; tele-
phone, 2I3.il. Sunday morning service
at IO45 Sunday school, II m. Evening
service at 7.s0. Prayer meeting this
Thursday. evening at 7.S0.
The Republican journal., 1922-10-19
Women Need More
and Better Blood

To be strong, well. equal TO demands
Of home, society. Office or shop.
Ii il fact proven by thousands ot
grateful letters that Hoods earsa-
pariIla il remarkably beneficial 70
voung or older women.
The most common ailments oi
women drain AM weaken the system
and sometime result in anemia, ner-
rous weakness. general breakdown.
Hoods Sarsaparilia gives the blood
more vitality and better color, mases
stronger nerves, and contributes -
the length and eA.oyme1t oi lie
The Republican journal., 1922-10-19
THE CHURCHES

FIRST UNTvERsALIST CHURCH. Ser
vices will be held next Sunday morning
at i0.45 a. N. Sermon by the Kew.
I. D. Gregory. and music by the choir.
A cordial welcome IS extended to all.
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FEDERAL court
JURORS FOR FALL
SESSION NAMED
U. S. DISTRICT COURT WILL
OPEN HERE ON NEXT
MONDAY

Grand aul p.tf .vors fnr n term
or F,dcl Cont .n. Wiu acEiu. Mon
d1y. O,toh.i lr. ser. an .unerl ycs.
irrday hy sam 3 Nint.ow deputy clerk.
Thirty grand Jurors ant PCT iui.
u.s have been selected Grand Jurors
FOLLOW.
Frank HAYS Amrllo Varv lioll.
ard Amarillo. q. v. rul,or Amarillo:
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g E HHu NwgrNl. Jrcri.. d. Musc.
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Dr..1. Amarillo. l.. E M-r.u4. ~poal.
Iu3r b. 81 Ne.,rs.r lr Amarillo.
|P NJ M.Adoo Ndmr 49, g. Turner.
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County H " kc.ap i,uging SPRINGS
'lf F Fer'.uu.rrr U.H.t FunE =
/ iIt1 plhr " N Hr~ tT1,d.as'
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lStHr.- Whit, ru.. I'.arI N Hun.
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To; s. N.tHr.t imfH d g.. n.rs,.
ttI.rt.,f1
TH- t,rr, - r.'r H.ar, follows. \.
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UoH,N tnHt 49, .ri. sH,ilmau.
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ATLANTA. Ca. oct 10 Nuu,s ut
persons who furnished Ash q candle.
sr.. Atlanta. Ca capitalist. with ,1e
Information that prompted ni. decision
to break lis engagement tp marry
Nr, Ou,lcma prhouohcl w.u moo Doe
iivulgcd according to statement
issued here ,uN tonight uN counsel
Tor Ma Gambler
tn, statement mad. uuhir ly " d.
Thompson. att,m.. for Nh candle.
followed on. given out early in the day
by Mrs pehHuUhrl Whuse su-IgDu,uf
uu the wealthy Manufacture. ard
huuh,r was announced several uu,NH
axe. .u htr statement Mrs D,houchcl
riticiscd what shr t,ruI rhs
clumsy conspiracy ana h.J.Is .lnier
and Nr taudl-I Ucfu,a. t1 dtulgr hs
.oucOs ut Information g,f.,.t.. uUH1
Acr character whi.n sho stated. he
gave as REASONS fu. hs nlIuf, ta ur.
'ccd with original plans for th.I
marriage.
Mr. tuudi,r surrrD.v rtgrsts .ut
ur- D,bouehcl should have given such
luh. D.tv % m unfortunate uutlI.
trfair The statement issued hy Nr
Thompson rold Certain friend.
prought h.m information in runnd,ue.
Witch made lt imposs.b', far uarrag,
between them tu have been happy
me tir oonmun ,ar,I ths to Nrs
Dcliourho'. So hat u.t and would moi
lis ios".s to ANYONE elise. go feels II
WOULD De-. urf4ir fur him to di-rlo-, tb,
names oi his friends and Thereby sMc
90 them e r.-pons.hutv which b. aiDn,
Nin l-ar uuicss thcse friends az N.
roufr ume aud place volunteer f. I..
p'n' what th,' todd to hlm
'rh. statements or Nr Gambler.
u.uds are HftlIv uufoauded lud un
lu" and d. n.t helle,, Tint thc,
E. even believed h hm. Mrs DE-
aal.h'' -a.d n r,iit ta th. sui,mru
-susd Dr. ~ Thompson Sc auy rate
d. fr.i statement n h.s i.ttcrs o. m.
0l,r. eaur On Nthln arrufnI n.
q w.frrl m,r r mv run luur.
d. u..u.,n Deere r 1878 Tls Q d.s
uutrd Boo tn presence sl Mr randl,
ind De-. s.n. They Then CHARGED ml
Ufh Hioadue With t TRAVELLING raies
nau io come and 80, me Ia my toou
~ tn Piedmont Hotel and onl, allow
ne him 70 leave me on his promisl
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Ih. .efssl a.imur. vs. Travelled Hv
H..o. ur f. ..nuH,rl sl- 1900 u...
", uaf rt l-olr' to I..b wlth ou..
,n.ryr. n. goyunm' tho lud.rs
ouna- ti.n naltic. h.rkcrs ccor'-
..-f- IrI iuu u1us. We srw fha
r,s-1rf in hI- N.ids -h'nkoVper, .r
.nHr,- anI tr. GUMS .H remote s.-.
uor. W. sanvd al 'sf tc caild the
..uuirtur Viewpoints r' IN Visitors
suI 'hc taugUishcd ani 'oft the crr.
tl.ntal 4taatol feliH- that un.
r.rn d. rr--ar Im Cd frIe i'r-U
titc o. t.sr urm aul Shape.
o. tha equation farc rla1s an in.
l-ffsHt TIt SD. rtfrd mor uan
nr ,thr. nlt0an. pufn. lhe s-i a., s.
y thr v.r. BE- Wus ,.lfu.Hr expression
.hlt flr fu vua liri white. Sh, iosf
nf.r mUi. - dead unc eUI sf every forty
ed htr tsui..itiion.
Ou thc irip from ne Hssrc to. and
h,goni Pcucn. The country was astg In
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REPUBLICAN PARTY
LEADERS TO STUMP
NATION FOR TICKET

RY Associate, Irr.s
WASHINGTON u.t Although
..r' NHtlnr .s u.a,ing uo plans
f#... ...-.H' Iar. CO. '1c political
Hu1. trw.'N every member -
'~rr' ...'rIiHr a. statement,
... uH ... iH. -fanH between rns
lrI n.....# u.t ~ ask fnr 1 return %
E.uI.fHr -.rIf. and house
Extensive tr.u- aU. H prospect The
ifor' DO lH.tar however VIII ccnier
100. FHsi N.o England and thc Mid
H....f H#f -lnIs speeches VIII bc
r4c Ir ,'h,r iartr a the nation. A..
..Iur 90 present pnns
'H. rI. .aI.ut- friends .lr Do ls NOT
it-.. fa araE. arr I.rfH. rne. ,hos or
.-I. .r. sff-.1.. "t. lr- fr election
T..I'
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C. O. P. LOOK
WORRIED BUT
N. M. "DEMS"
ALL SMILES
Hy W V. BiIiMER

SANTA FE oct. iD--Ona month from
election dey finds cimpNrn si,ua.
uon hering strong Contrasts
Tho Democrats n'hc.r hehdqulricrt
sm lc Tho Rcpu . cans seen Ground the
plazt have that .orried luos Th.urs
happen to- often Go their candIdstos it
!s dr,lirrd. Tor the good of th" party.
While ON thc surface there was moth
ing d. uaging iu IL, that shooting 90
Pleasant IN. Republican no ouiucc Tor
corporation commss oucr. filkolr ~ u
have a far reaching affect "a ho uolit.
icnl world it wps stated todai hat the
Espuhhcan leaders are busy trying 10
convince Mr. Inll that h. should re-
sign from tho l. kc,.
Lying I'm a l,cal hospite' NJ. lIll IS
dvt,rm ned on two points. be- WI not
res gu and he IL going 70 rcrUycr Il
I hc refuses 90 osign and thc I. publican
/ dic'atorE of y " Mexico c0mpd him to
loayc the ticket a. desert hlW 'rmll
'wn ,c,ur Mr lirl is hclieved 90 hav'
Ia following .n iuoarr.ha C,mly thu ls
Imu,h wanted by The Republican,
! IIr v9s put ON th' tlckoi u was si T.
/ tor jhr purpose of drawing thlf follow
ing now f b, Is iorc~lScf snd ,h1i
/ following lcytmos cstlanE,d There is no
itrlrng what WI hocom" oi lanrrIha
lComy's usually Ropublican majority
rlay had Move
IN ko'I ing Mr. iIill on III" u.kri. 'h
Gcpuhl ctus play had political move
hrc,use there are DircumFtpnces SUR
rounding the shooting lifuN m Es
uanuh which would NOT lsnr The lghi
nt political publicity aocu- .,mg fo a m1n
high m DrmDoptic circh This infor
mant &c the correspond - aid tht'
th n lajust turn n affairs ~ htd giyrn
tn Democrats ono % strongest
weapons oC The campaigl s.d- from
7 thr Republican mrtys md in th.
'lnsi p. years.
q wa. tcro.t,l pu the pltts t..i,N thai
.t M van i~ Driven from h.. purity ilcs
10, because u; this afiar he VII eNcrI
This W.g.nre u oppustiol fp thn PARTY
Ila, Influence
Nr l'H WEdorhtpil. vo.d- us.i
cradle uDuen .r us bonn, county
lBu' fh, Republicans tr. c.uror'..
lVtb s....us que. io1 .H the, alto
to Keep U.asuui Iin ami l.sr consider
1hlD ground n other COMMITTEES. Df voul
loo b, r.H.rply lb1u. fo uuN lI
'1ud uC.t lHoiIIha l.J then 90 %,
lorr Oh. r1li. with a s1f.mcut 1noI
Oh, t. irl', uf IN, UtudiUtrs
o. is % peculiar stunt n that rIr.
, th, NU.,rJt. cr','r #uugfh tAt
sE 4.