The Lewiston Daily Sun from Lewiston, Maine • 4

y- V- -l" si-1-' -j 'jX 1 None of the gennine 1 Pills leave the factory 1 except in packages like this look1 tat the full 'J' hfbitory Law la the one law that his party the Republican party has most boasted of as Its peculiar handiwork the very law which his party by a majority In last Legislature determined to keep walled up In the Constitution so that It could not be taken sway That Is what Cummings stands for It Is that most cherished and most boasted principle of the Re- publican party- it Is that that Cummings proposes to make real That la what Cummings stands for Thera are the two candidates Cummings stands for the plean straight-! forward carrying-out of the laws especially for making real the law the most cherished and' moat boasted by the Republican party Googln stands for Googinacceptable to rumsellers Googln Stands for Googln aecepta-bleto fumsellers Cummings stands for the Republican most boasted and most cherished law made real in clean straight-forward carrying out all laws Has all the Latest and Nobbiest Stiles LISBON ST LEWISTON SIGN: GOLD HUT -I FOR ONLY $300 We will furnish one thousand sheets of ruled writing paper 8x9 lnohea and one thm-myi i heavy envelopes all printed for Uxtil Fukthxb xiorica PALMER PRINTING CO Roak Block app Silmi Hotel aUcui talned national flame In Greenback times as Steers" 1 Mr Day made the photograph and caught Undo Solon while he was hoeing In his gar- den This Maine veteran who is un- doubtedly the beet type of the old- 1 time Maine Yankee is eighty year old but declares that he still jest as spry as they make shall go out of the world growing younger all the he said the other day' while talking over Mr forthcom-: lug book glad you were able to -find one real good-looking man to put in the first and the sage of'! Mills turned his dfoll wrinkled '7 face to the light and disclosed a quiz- zlcal smile I was on th he continued when the newspapers were fall of cartoons repre-senting me as drivin Them I' -spoke at one place In the West' Afterward a lady came up to the plat- form and shook hands with me She looked me over carefully and laid pretty homely Mr Chase hut I will say that yon look half as-: bad as I thought yon So yon concluded Uncle Solon Tflt hadn't been for the cartoons I should never-have got the compliment beeo- writing to Mark Hanna tv-find out If he appreciates what the 1 cartoons will do for him In that dlrecr MSllM There are the two candidates It is between those two that the Republican party of Androscoggin County must choose next week They must choose between a candidate on the one hand acceptable -to rumsellers as a man to managed for the continuance of the rum domination of the County and the continued overthrew of the Republican most cherished law and on the other hand a candidate who will vindicate that most cherished law and will break up the rumseller domination Next week the Republican party must choose between these two choice must be made There Is no escape Next week the Republican party will choose Cummings and enforcement and government according to law and the vindication of Republican professions it will choose the formal and final repudiation of its professions and the unconditional surrender of the party and the County to rum oligarchy It must choose the one or the unequivocally no compromise There no escape To dodge Is imp6saible' The Republican pary must answer Must answer next week Cummings and enforcement yes or no There will be an answer next week which will It be? And if the party answers No If next week the Republican party answers No consider how much that means means unconditional surrender of the party to rum domination and final repudiation of the Law Special to The Sun) Turner May 24 A- general caucus that a place like this can he had for I eras held by the Republicans this after-Prohlbltory I this purpose and there Is probably not I noon inhe Town House at Turner which the party so emphatically re-en- a more desirable place bo convenlenUy Center for the pnrp0Be electln- del dorsed at the last session of theLegia- situated AnOld Cltisen tQ lttend th(J lalure It means all that and that is I ty Convention But one ticket was in of Its nearness to the electric road and highway making it very convenient to visit It seems fortnnte nlmniu mm IT rinro 1 jdui one ucxei was in i- and feel sure that the Lewiston delegates really have a preference for any one else and they will I feel certain believe It is their duty to stand by a candidate from their own city especially as he Is one who has the confidence of the party as well as the public at At the Democratic caucus held In Webster Saturday Sweeney and Edison Greenwood were elected delegates -to the county convention to he holden on June 2 Wilson of Auburn who Is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for sheriff Is receiving good support from the outside towns IDs friends claim that he now has enough votes pledged to him to win out In the county convention to be held June 2 BROWNING AND HIS SERVANTS On a certain day he met one of his servants whose Joy it was to wait upon him carrying a rather heavy basket of grapes and others fruits on her arm he cried me help and seised the basket suddenly from her hand The woman overwhelmed by such condescension protested onore said the poet 'Ton are always helping me you allow me for once to help 1 Still the woman resisted saying Is not for such as you This was more than he could hear are all made of the same day and gaining his point for who could' withstand his will? he hehLpne handle of the basket- until they reached the palace door This same worthy woman is fond of relating a story of her master which illustrates another side of his character He had paid her weekly account and there remained one cen-teslmo as change The woman showed the little coin saying shyly 1 cannot offer this trifle to the my good he said taking It from her hand is one thing to be Just and another to he generous you do right to retumlt to not long -after continues the woman made me such a grand present! Magazine INTERNATIONAL HOUSING GRESS CON- The programme of the International Housing Congress which meets in Dusseldorf Germany June 15-19 has just been Issued The principal themes of discussion will he: The Dependence of Rentals Upon Price of Land Cost of Building and Taxes Self Help In the Field of Housing Reform the Demand for the Construction of Small Dwellings by State Committee and Public Corporations Although the congress is termed only German names appear on the list of speakers The housing question is now attracting a large share of publiq attention in the German cities It occupies there as it does In Great Britain the position of foremost Issue in municipal politics The fact Is significant In this connection that' the German association of economists devoted Its lats annual session to consideration of housing question and of colonial policy- The Best Summer 1 Fuel Bobbin Wood for sale by Bearce Wilson ft Co mayl6eod6t The frontispiece of Holman new book of verse Pine Tree Ballade which Small Maynard ft Company are Juet publishing Is -a picture of Solon Mills Me the plctur esque old Yankee reformer who at- $100 Reward $100 The readers of this paper will be pldased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that adenoe has been able to cure In all Its stages and that Is Catarrh Catarrh CUro is the only positive cure known to tha ifty medical fraterni) Catarrh being a constitutional disease requires a constitutional treat- mWIM tllKMvi IVUUIIU mm ment Catarrh Cure la taken Internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous su faces of tha system thereby destroying the foundation of the disease and giving the Sitlent strength by building up the eonatltu on and assisting nature in doing Its work The proprietors have aomneb faitnln 111 cure-five powere that they offer One Hundred iatll bu-s £rany ease thatlt falls to euro list of testimonials Bend for CHEN XT ft CO Toledo a Address the beet FLOWER SEEDS Ho for a garden ful? of beautl-' fu vegetables! THEN AGAIN it la nice to have beautiful flower beds We have the famous mixtures gold for 20 years and always good was almost a miracle Burdock Blood Bitten cured me of a terrible 1 breaking out all over the body I am very Mies Julia Filbridge- -West Cornwall Conn MONDAY MAT 26 1902' 1 1'FeMlahed Every Morning except liadijit 1M Park Street Lewiston Me at the Lewiston Poet Office aa Second Glaai Matter raSMBIRlOH BiTXI Mmd each Homing In Lewtatoa or islim by Hu carriers per year 8400 6 months SUS months 8 113 Single copies cents by the week le cents payable to the carrier Satarday morning Ml postpaid to any psrjof the United or Canada one year 6 months I months $L25 If paid In no ranee S4ee per year by malL TSLETBOITE 11-S Tbs sheriff fight Increases In The situation Is this Most of th4 caucuses of both parties hare been held In the Democratic caucuses there has been little Interest or con-- test' and- delegates enough who are favorable to Wilson have been elected to assure his nomination Wilson started into the contest on the uncom- promising platform of enforcement On that platform he will -be nominated It Is on that platform that he must be elected If elected at all Thus the Democratic party of Androscoggin County stands In the most creditable position possible It offers a candidate of unassailable high character on the one unassailable platform of enforcement government according to law and official purity The Democratic party of Androscoggin County stands In the most creditable position possible The position1 of the Republican par- ty la yet In doubt It Is in the midst of one of the greatest struggles in its history It has been in intense agitation especially during the past two or three weeks After long waiting and hoping for a candidate who should stand distinctly on the above platform bf enforcement government 1 according to law and official parity (which the Democratic candidate had already adopted) a candidate of re- markable suitability wu found In Rev Cummings After Mr Cummings had had time to think the' matter over he accepted this call as a dlsa erasable public duty Then a rally In the Interest of his candidacy was held In Auburn Hall a rally which In its crowded hall and In its sustained interest and enthusiasm was an Ideal public meeting A few days later -came tho great Republican caucus In Auburn which elected Cummings delegates by nearly two to one- Then the great meeting in Music Hall followed by the Lewiston caucus in which Goo-gin delegates were elected by a large Mnajority with the assistance of rum- sellers- Since then some smaller Lls- tests and last the great fight at ban Saturday In which Cummings won another victory Today Cummings 1 kas 64 delegates Googln 61 Dwelley 7 Shackford6 the 3 from Greene remaining to be elected Even If these 1 3 go to Cummings It will give him only 67 4 less than the 71 necessary for a majority So that no candidate goes to the convention with a clear majority Of these four candidates two go 1 the convention as favorite sons each with only the delegation of his own town The only platform on which they stand Is the favorite-son platform Of the two principal candidates cogin stands On the platform Googln For years Googln has -been working for this nomination for Googln He has never given the public any rea-eon to believe that he wanted the office of sheriff for any other purpose than what he could get out of It for Googln To he sure he declared after the Lewiston caucus after the rumsellers had helped elect his delegates that he would enforce the law against them But In saying that at that time he only made himself ridiculous: For does anybody suppose that George Wiseman was working that hard at that caucus because he was anxious have a sheriff elected who would sup- press his bottling establishment? Or does anybody suppose that Googln Is so much cuter than Wiseman that he -could make Wiseman believe he was doing to leave him a free hand when all the time he was planning to to ruin business by genuine enforcement of the law? No platform Is Googln and the rumsell- ere found it a Bafe and comfortable platform The other of thewd principal candidates Is Cummings the only Republl- can candidate who stands on a platform of principle Cummings alone atanda for' principle And the principle -y he stand for la no new-fangled cranky notion of how the world ought to be put together no grand scheme for a 'new fonrf of government or for mak Ing the laws over nothing of that kind hut the simple principle for which he atanda la a straight forward clean' carrying-out of the laws ag they stand to the end It may be what the fathers meant It to be a government -of laws and not of men And the one law which he proposes particularly to carry out In ya clean atraightforward manner because It- la thl'law that hiss been most crookedly and uncleanly administered' the Pro- a of be or is It Stall diaggfata orient by mail postpaid 50c per box six boxes lijok by the his will for a home for old I women although the mistake In spelling may invalidate his last will and testament struck the keynote to a tune that others may perhaps play I later Thera are plenty of indignant old women throughout the 'country who deserte Biddeford Jour- nsL LISBON FALLS CEMETERY Advantages -of the New Pleasant Grove To the Editor of The Sun: It Is understood that our cemetery on High street Is nearly if not fully as large as It can be- and aa the question has hoed asked what can be done regarding' some other place for burial the public will be Interested to learn that the grounds where the ball players have met- for the last few years In Listton Falls Is by its owners Goddard and Sylvester to he fenced for the purpose of a cemetery There are many people here in the village that have visited this place and know how It la situated but for the Information of those that have not been there I will say this Is one of those places that seem to be well adapted for a burial place It Is high enough to be dry and so situated that the best of drainage is maintained a fairly level flat with a find grove in near proximity also nearby a living brook where water could he taken with small expense when the demand requires It I understand the cemetery will be called Pleasant Grove In part because of the shady pine grove and also because It Is such a pleasant spot of ground There will he a road built from the street and as the yard from the street will be only shout the distance that the law requires It to be from dwelling places Its convenience will be appreciated by those that may In the future become Interested in the place be-cause One at SATURDAY NIGHT HlltO 1 Barn Belonging to Thomas Goa Struck by Lightning and Destroyed A barn situated just off Turner street Auburn was struck by light-nning about 730 Saturday night and burned to the ground with nearly all its contents The barn was 40x90 and belonged to Thomas Coe of Bangor It was Bald to contain 75 tons of hay and a large number of farming tools the only thing saved being a hay rack and horse rake The nearest fire alarm box was burned out by the lightning and It was some time before1 the fire department arrived The fire wag then beyond control The loss on the building was estimated at $2000 on the contents $2000 It Is understood that there was no Insurance The building was In a hollow some 300 or 400 feet from any other A gentleman living near the scene of the fire said he saw the bolt of lightning strike the building and In five minutes afterwards fire was breaking out all over the barn It burned up like powder and could be distinctly seen In Lewiston about two miles away An alarm was rung In at about 1130 Saturday night for a fire In a pile of rags in a shed on upper Park street The damage was smalt FUN AT UKE GROVE Dancing and Field Meet Day Afternoon There wll be considerable' sport at Lake Grove next Friday If the weather is fair This Field Day Is expected to be more of a success than that of Fast Day There 'will he dancing all the afternoon and evening for which no extra charge will he made The dancers will be pleased to learn that Mer-ril's orchestra will furnish music The entries for the various races are coming In fast All those wishing to enter please notify Mr EL Conway at Coffee's Cigar Store Main street before or on Thursday evening aa the entries close at that time and no one will be allowed to enter In any contest who has not entered before Friday the day of the races Positively no entries will be received at the track Memorial Day Mr Conway received a letter from Lengmald of Bath In regard to entering In the professional 100-yard dash The news that this sprinter Is at last to meet our local runner will he received with pleasure1 by local people The Co have gone to considerable expense In fitting up the track and by' Friday It will be Hi the best of condition Hie steam and naptha host race over a four mile course Is quite new in this section and Is arousing much interest This contest did not take place on Fast Day It will he remembered as the Labe wu too roagh Memorial v'1 i2 I 1 i -Mr- Pxf RUV E- 1 LISBON CAUCUS (Cqntlnued from Page L) right to vote There were several protested votes and about fifteen minutes before six the committee with those whose right to v6tp had been protested adjourned to privacy of the kitchen to decide about them After due consideration they let all vote except two Arthur Shore who It la said has always been astfiunch Democrat and whose son-in-law swore that Mr Shore was a Democrat' Under these conditions the committee would not allow him the right to vote' The other was a German who' vrdftld not tell what his politics were is understood that about fifteen' or twenty Democrat voted at the caucus It was plain to be seen that dishonest' and dirty work was tried 1 but the committee was equal to' every emergency The result when announced was greeted with loud applause TURNER FOR CUMMINGS Six Delegates Elected in Turner Saturday Favorable to Mr Ou minings the field that being the Rev Cummings ticket -The caucus was presided over by Horace True The secretary was A 8 Ricker When the votes were counted it was found that 85 had been cast Of this number every one was for Cummings delegates not one vote being thrown for Googln men The delegates elected were as follows: Cushing Dr Watson Leavitt Waterman Sherman Bonney and' Emerson At an early hour in the afternoon it was voted to adjourn LOCAL politics It is now talked as though Shackford 'of Poland with the six del-gates from that town pledged to his support for the nomination of sheriff will be made the compromise candidate In the present unsettled state of affairs regarding the sheriff fight In the Republican party All the towns of the county have now chosen their delegates but Greene which does not hold its caucus until next Saturday Greene has however but three votes and which ever way It goes It cannot give a majority to either Mr Cummings of Mr Googln Mr Googlq now Lewiston 50 Webster 5 Leeds 5 and Wales 1 total 6L Mr Cummings has Auburn 80 Durham 4 Mechanic Falls 6 Turner 6 Minot 4 Lisbon 11 and Livermore 3 total 64 Shackford has Poland 6 and A Dwelley East Livermore 7 Seventy-one votes are necessary for a choice In the convention and no one has a majority If Mr Ctammlngs carries Greene he will still lack four votes of the nomination while if Mr Googln captures It he will stand at even terms with Mr Cummings Therefore It will he seen that Mr Shackford and Mr Dwelley with their thirteen votes hold the balance of power Just what change in the present situation will be effected before the Republican County Convention to be holden June 3 Is anxiously awaited The supporters bf Mr Cummings are still talking about the Lewiston caucus and believe that the protest to be entered at the convention against seating the Lewiston delegates will prove- effective The protest will be entered on the ground of fraud in the caucus Some of the leading politicians say that they believe the protest will be recognized by the county committee The matter is likely to be warmly argued on June 3d A Democrat who lz to the nomination of Marshal Wing for sheriff said last evening feel very well over the outcome of the caucus and feel sure the that the Lewiston delegation will he solid for the Lewiston DlitreMlaff llmuh DInin Permanently cured bv the masterly power of I AXXRICAX In- valid need suffwnd longer because this great remedy car cure them alL It la a cure for the whole world of stoiMeh weakness and indigestion The cure begins with the first dose The relief It brinae le marvelous and surprising it makes no failure nev disappoints No matter I how long you have suffered jrour enre is certain the use XIOW sOIIm yuu under the use of this grrat ljeatthgtTteg force Pleaynrsd was aafe Bold byDP Moub bad enough but it means more than that It means surrendering to the 1 other party the splendid opportunity of vindicating the law and smashing I this foul rumseller tyranny The Democratic party stands on the same sound platform that Cummings stands on and It offers a candidate (Wilson) of the same high character as Cummings Cummings and Wilson are two good candidates on a good platform And when the Republicans reject Cummings they say In effect: We leave It to the Democratic party to run a good man on a good platform but we Republican prefer to continue the I foul rumBeller tyranny of this County by putting up a sheriff that the rum-sellers can manipulate the same old I way No party was ever guilty of greater treason to Its principles or of shorter- I sighted policy than the Republican party of Androscoggin will he if it turns down Cummings at next week's convention LITTLE SHINES Industry is the parent of German proverb There 1b a fool at every Butch proverb A gold key opens every Italian proverb We as a nation congratulate Cuba on her lusty youth and hope she will be able to carry cheerfully the burdens we Impose upon Public Ledger It seems to be about time for Sheriff Pearson to have another of his familiar and heart-to-heart with the Portland Argus For Innocent and virtuous men Messrs Gayn'or and Greene display a singular antipathy to the scene of their recent operations Exchange It may be that education- makes fools of some men and money makes fools of others hut the majority are born Chicago News With the elm leaf beetle the brown tall moth the gypsy moth and the sev enteen years locust all doing business this year green things are In for a bad time Boston Transcript The Michigan man who left $60000 to establish a home for old women Instead of to old women as he intended will cause a grievous increase In the census of Boston Transcript The Michigan man who provided in No Gripe Pain Or discomfort no irritation of the In tutines-but gentle prompt thorough healthful cJeanalng wbeyou take Hood'o Pillo Bold by all druggists 25 cents Bobbin Wood $450 per cod at Bearce Wilson ft Plumbing Heating Gas Fitting MetalWork Twenty-five experience in all of these branches makes us confident of success KERRIGAN The Plumber in LISBON STREET Telephone 306-34 SPECIALS Mrs Sad Irons a set of 8 Irons a nice nlckle-plated stand and handle only- 99c 99c All Copper Nlckle-plated Tea- kettlew iMeeneliM Cup and Saucer Bpedal only 5C Bargain Store' 80 Lisboa It Lewis to a MAINE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION The fifteenth annual meeting of this Association will he held In the Common Council Cham-her City Building Portland on Wednesday Thursday apd Friday June 4 Bands 1902 mayltSw CHaB 1 Smith 1) Bee AND SEEDUN6S Petunias Phlox' Pansies Snap-Dragons Verbenas Coleus Pinks 25 to 50 cents per dozen Cut Flowers and Potted Palms Ferns and Plants Funeral Designs made quickly' i ii i- OXNARD The Lewiston Druggist Vs AND BOTAftlOAL DEPOT.