SCHOOli SHOES - Atlantic County Library System

PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOUR
tCONTAINS HONEY AND TAR. ',. CONFORMS TO NATIONAL PURE FOOD AND DRUGS LAW.
I An improvement over rrtany Coutfh, Lung and Bronchial Remedies, because It rids tlie
•yetem of n coldby acting as H cathartic on ^e^w«l»',_Np_opJateg. guaranteed to givel
To NIAGARA F
6lfl£T10n OP RHIDCjr FtrURQCQi,"PiriSI7&l'4!U liy ' PIWEUJ-'E I'rAiBDIClWJa tOa^-V
Oct. 7,-f-Last of the Season.
Tripiate,$ll, from Hammonton.
For Coughs, Colds, & Pulmonary Troubles
Tickets good eolnc; on rojfnlor tralng day before excursion to Philadelphia, and SPECIAL TRAItf of Pullman Parlor Cars and Day
Coaches leavlDR Philadelphia at 8.07 a. m. on above date, running Tia"
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Tho Beautiful J>elat»fcre Valley Koute. ,
Tiokota-good-rotarning-on.reftular'rains-wJthin-Siatteen-Dayfl -including date of excursion. Stop-off within .limit allowed
at Buffalo, returning.
Illustrated booklet and full Information famished by Ticket'Agents."
(JEO. W. BOY1T
J. R. WOOD
General Passenger Aeent
Passenger Traffic Manager
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OUT Emulsion Of Cod Liver Oil contains 50 per cent pureTSrorwegian Oil, Wild Cherry and Hypophosphites.
Colorado W hite Fine Balsam with
Muriate or Arnmonuv
is effective.
Red Cross Laxative Grippe Tablets,
-> For the Best Meals
WalmeirStrcBfc—
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Gor. Second St. and Bellevne Ave.
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Hammonton jConcrete.Go. __:
Capital, - ' - . *" "V $100,000.00
Surplus, - - $700,000.00
Assets, - - - $6,779,000.00
Harness, Blankets,
-Rays-interest
:—Trnnk»,-etc. -
Robes, Whips,
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2 percent 3 per cent
subjecHo check-\jvithout notice, - —Ott-deposits-stibjecttorr4~days'T
on average balance of ^zoo and
notice, to withdraw.
over.
Banking by m&il can be done safely and satisfactorily. Write
for book.
Makes Two
Hotel Hammonton
Opposite Ponna. I)epot._.,.__.. _,
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Wills kept without charge. Write for book relating to wills and kindred
_Bundtesr,of_
.Where but:
One Bundle
Grew Before
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Wmitra S. ScnU '
WfflUm C. D«vtOQ
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prescription with its most important drug left out,
—MpS'.cpmgiem^fertiUzers.peea rwe.-Totash -to get alt the oop profit yon a r e entitled -to. • . • • ' : . . .
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Use a brand with at least 6 per cent of Pqfcish, but if your dealer does not
keep it, then mix 15 pounds of Muriate of Potash with>ach 100 pounds of your
—fertiIizerr--That will raise taheatl Set clovecftool ;
:--.-.- ------er < >P m re pr fit fstash
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cropj, manurcj »ndf c r t i l i i t n .Mailed frtt.
WORKS
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DmjCCTOBS
AlManUr C. Wood
Wllliim <. Prlo
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<MIIIIJm J g-y.ll, J,
Edmund E. Xctd, JiT
Ephrtlta Xotullosoo
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They are fine L
ELVINS' STORE
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and Bellevuo
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Hammottton
I€HEH
Hot Water and Steam
Dou't uee Lake or Pond Ice.
Insist upott having our Ice,
made from Hammonton's pure artesian well'Water."
• . . * . ICE SOLD IN ANY QUANTITY.
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THE BEST ROOF
CONTRACTOR
OprtrighVs Metal ShirjgleB,
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and Embalmer
"Twolttn St., between rallroadi.
Local Phono 001. Boll 47-n
Hammonton, N. Jt
A.11 arrangements for burials made
. and carefully executed.
The Peoples Bank
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Hammonton, N. J.
Capital, '. .:-. . . . . $50,000
Surplus and. Undivided
Froth*,. $28,000"
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on time Depooito. .........
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Large asno
ralms,[Forns. HOUBO Plants.
Cut Flowers. Funeral DcBlcn
In Frcah FlowerB, Wax, or Metal.
WATKIS .^NICHOLSON,,
Florlatn uiul Laudnonne Gardeners.
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N. L, Jnokion
^J. K. <)»K»i>i|
Uotirjjn Bl»hii
| Klitui Btoaknnll Wm. L. IMtfok
; AVin, .1. Hinltli
J, <1. AndnraOb
!. . tii.m') AndMwn W.Jt,
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Bi^akfaat Rolls
Photograph
Souvenir
lEostaE-Cards-
Is without doubt the toughest and moot
durable finish you can get. It's suitable for ,
all floora, hard or soft wood Ann.' '\noleuma.
Also, for nil interior wood work. It'i
made in clear and ocvcn beautiful colors,
all guaranteed to wear and stand the
trend of heavy shoes, and the washing
and scrubbing of the kitchen maid.
nESOUROES:
Loans and Discounts..
OverdrnfU
Blocks, UonilR, oto
IluuUlQK lioueo, furnltura, etc
Otlicr real oBUite.
BundBuiul MortKiigca..
Duo from other llunlin, etc..
Cbcclts nncl caali Horns
CftBlionliuud
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SCHOOli SHOES
WM. Ij[ 'RoiiiNsoN, Manager
Bell Phone 7-L
H. HoD. LITTLE, Hammonton.
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If your biiBincHM is not worth •
you lnul letter
ndvcrtlno U for* uulo. .
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CaplUilBlpcU paid In
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HurjiliiB
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Dudlvldod prantn, lOBBOxponuoa
. and taxca paid
7451 85
Duoloothor ]lnnlia,ito...._.....
1084 23
Dividends unpaid .y
2071 oo
JnaivlUunlUopOHlU on donmud... 180061 11
Individual deponlU oo tln\0
200D03
Ooinand oertmouus »f ileponlt...... 778 B2
TlmonerHncnUisofilciioult
32073 70
Cartlflod choolca
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• County ofAtluiilla, ["•
II. J. llynicB. Pnmlclont, nnd W. K
Tlltnn, (Mshlur ol tlio nliovu n mil eel IlnnU
buhiK luvumlly duly nworii, tmcili fur lilinuolf
•myn Ihut tho inri>K«li)i( nlutoinoiil In Iruo.tc
tl>o bvHlafliUkiiowlviTini und heller.
for
Boys and Girls
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It. J. llYltNKH. 1-rcnldiMit.
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W, U. Tl I/rON. Cu«liler.
Hulmnrltiud and a\vi>rn li> hororo me,
ihln lliali ilny of •«pl«inli«r, A.II,, IIXIH,
W l l . U A M DOKHKCI..
<'oniuiUhliiuor DI DuudH,
Oormol.
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HAU'I.
UIKI.'KI.VINM,
S-Dlructoru.
OUR BREAD
is mtide with
MILK
A NEW HBBD Or OAT.TO3
Dultf «l>on for Inniiootlou.
Booklet and Color Card Free
OLEPROOF Hose—KuaraotceU ror six
monlris. Jirlug back tbo-pulr which bus
H
u hule and get a new pair at Bauk Bros.
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A NEWBARN
(J«e Sanitary Milk, and Know
you are Getting the Beet.
I HANGE Members will UrtVPan opporiuu~F" lly iu Iniur u f6imwiiO'!fe'ii|{ur, •"Farmer
Urator.'.'.J«me»-E.MBrilne. at-Onion-Hall,
next Friday eveuing. Come a l l ]
ID the M. £. Church, special
eervices will start to-morrow, moroioj;
and evening, and conlmue each evening,
at 7.30 o'clock. . Bev. C. H. Butler, an
evaogeiiBt, will assist Pastor Pay ran,
and is considered an excellent singer,
aker» andj)lttye on the aoloharp. _A
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The State Y. P. S.-CtJ!.:Cbn-Tentiun will be held in Atlantic City,
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week Wednesday, Thursday, and
Btndlo closes at 6.00 p.m.
Friday. It being eO near, many HamG.•'••JOANDALIi SWAIN
montonlauB are expecting to go. ArLocal Phono 533 rangements hnve been made with the
PalnleBaEztntctlDg.
lludnor Hole), JilsS S. South Carolina
"Avor,'at"tho reduced rate of one dollar
Stop* Bmln._The
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Grant Pllo Ram.,
edy. Put up In
tube* wltlv reotel O'Donnoll's Buildlujf, .
Hammonton.
noxzle. SO cents.
OfllOB Hours: 7.80 lo 0.00a.m.
EPOUT OP THE CONDITION
and from 6.00 to 7.00 p. m.
EvcniiiKB by appointment.
OF THE
Peoples Bank of Hammonton, N. J.
At Uio oloso or bualncBH on Wednesday.
^ Beptombor 23rd, 1008
SANITARY MUK,
The:\Vln»low Dairy la furnish.
Ing Hi putronn wltli milk
jirodiiood uiidnr the moat
•unitary conditions, Btery
propoutlon Is toll on to Inauro
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this rernioder will calTliaatteDtlon' to
Blore.
Hammonton '
Atlantic City, N. J_.
Kyanize Floor Finish
SMALL'S
BAKERY
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linrtlett Bulldltijr,
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J?ies, and
L . I have a new line of
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BOT'H PHONES
Cakes,
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Wm. BAKEE, Agent
25 N. Third St.. '
Ice Cream
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All Flavors
Safe Deposit Boxes for Bent Breads
n. J. BYRNBBi J?rcmdont
M. L. JACKSON, Vlco-PrCB**.
W. K. TILTON, Caohlor.
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Plumbing in all Branches A. H. Phillips Co.
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Fire Insurance.
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MONEY
rou
Bellevue Avenue, Hammonton.
Mortgage Loans.
Central ATB,, Hammonton, N.J,
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For which wo are
. Bole Agent for Hatnmoiton.
MOPE
COUGH
.WORK OFF "A COLD
WITH THB ORIGIBAL
They are Best and Cheapest
Artesian Wells
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Leave
raps at my
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Photographing in all its
brancheer
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Dentist
•-Price, 2 for 5 cents.
Will
WOOD
COAL
If yon want coal that will not clinker,.
_,. bnt will give you a soft white a«b,
with lots of heat,,
• we can supply you.
—Hammonton Ice Manufacturing Go*
The goods in this store,
nfT%~Tiapj)y coin"biuation- of newness,
goodness,
and exclusiveness. ....'„„:.„!-:.„..,
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BBS'S LAXATIVE
COUOH BTRUP.
BEST FOB A
AKTOJT PJEx, Proprietor,
Hammonton, NJJ.
- W Naasan street; New York
-—AttartB7Oa?-1224X«ndIef -Bundla*
Kid Gloves for Men,, known as the best
American made gloves, at 95 <y $1.25, $-1.50, $2, $2.50
ME. EDITOR : Wben Thomas C. Elyins took charge of the post" 6fflc~e,'be
gave ua a brilliantly lighted room, so
.that'iti.w.as.easy.to.see t,beJettera-OD the.
loctr
luun boxee:
UUACO j but
uui. iit requires good eye*
Copley Building, : Hammonton, N.J sight and very close looking to diatinDR.
Are very scarce this year.
We have just received_a
ar^ofireal uice •Clipped Oata._
Try them.
EATING-POTATOES—
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WfllUra J, B*Jtey
1-,-nrnT J. Btfctn
This storejwilVbe'closedjnext.Monday,
-'"7-.'_.."...'.".ITI" on:ac«)un^orHoliday,™!'-......
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and open at 6 o'clock p. M.
we pay for box reut, I think it is DO
5e»«a^«ff*i^.ir;>c-;rz7;«^8iB:/rjjraBEs^^s^^
ash, is like getting
Bank B^Jfiers5 Store
'Choice Oysters and Olams
ALEXANDEK C. WOOD, Preildeat
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Tbo Hammodton Lecture Course Association was formally organized on
Wednesday evening, and the following
officers elected:"
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Next to Bank Bros. Building,
President, Albert TJ. Jackson. '
flammonton,
Secretary, Wm. O. Hoyt.'
, Trcaeurcr, BoBeFtTSteelZl;.:: . -.1
The above named ore included in ttt'e
Fntt-Mcals 25 Cents
Execntive_Cotnmitteia, which.is..as.fol]ow§_:_ MeBfra....J3....C._Osgoodf W.^J.
Smith, Dr. J. A. Waas, A. E. Holmao,
_;_ Served i* all. Styles..—.—.: ----- H. K. Speari J. J. Gali»-ne, N. O. HolW. tt. Tilton, Wm. Colwell, E.
Philadelphia Pure Ice Cream dridge,
P. Jones.
— - 2 8 cente^a-Quartr.™" - " "" Rules were"aabpted7Tnd "otherlterns
Families served with Oysters and Ico Cream of importance dincuseed. They will
jneet-aHhe-callof-the^Presldeot.—'——
COMMERCIAI*
in /ire-proof and burglar-proof'vaults, for valuable and linporUntJ|igjfei, f s and.
upwards a year/
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somewhat Tower in price.
< Oar assortment1
is quite complete.
jCO-GUBXii
Trtist Department
fcecture Committee Organfcesr
.OO TO
Cramer's Restaurant
Samples at J, B. SMALL'S
Camden Safe Deposit & Trust Co:
Terms, $1,25 per Year; $1 in Atlantic County]
HAMMOHTQN, N. J., OCTOBER 3, 19O8
.Established
Dniforni Temperature
No Dirt
Is nuver too. Cold
-Is never tooHot
Is always Ready
Needs no Reheating.
Hammonton Electric Light Co.
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OHABLES E. SMALI/S,,
At-.the. BED CROSS PHARMACY.
1 3(X:I>ays Free Trial
Independent
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Hoyt & Sony Publishers.
To bo'ieon atBtbe yards'
TaSteleSS JjO_d_Liver_Oil_with Cherry andJlypopbosphites.
NTTtaste of the oil In this preparation."!
Electric Flat Irons!
Save your Complexion.
Save your Clothes
Save your Temper
-Save-yo5r Health—"Save your Money
Save your Time
CONCRETE
Building Blocks I
Use Good Reliable Remedies. <
Favorite Shoe Store
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And nil ollior nuitcrlulii uro the boot
\Vliun the Itrnuil onmea from tho oven,
ciioli loaf In wrm>I>i*<l I" n iluat, niul uonn
|)r<ml wi»|>|"n, winch oiniBim tho lironi
t« rntuln IIB Una lUvor und nioiature,
Tim com, IH ilui oo uio lib >ou puy for
ollinr l»rnfl(l, or IUBB If jou nta our
LliONAHD'd.BAKKHY.
esentative of triie most <~oor-~ ~ ^
gannenf ~7^~
of concentration in the making of a single- garment has
made the manufacturers
Trousers Specialists in the
full estngense^jack of the Dutchess. The
makers stand back of iis,
See the warranty.
Copyrlght 1908, Dutches* Mfe. C*
The new shipment just-opened embraces the most completecollection of trousers ever shown.
Scores of patterns to choose from.
Bank Brothers
Bellevue Avenue,
Hammonton
Pennsylvania Hailroad
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOUR
To NIAGARA FALLS
Oct. 7,—Last oj; the Season.
Round Trip Rate, $11, from Hammonton.'
Tlokots Rood Knlnrr on reffulnr tralnn day before exclusion to Fhlladolphla, and BHKClAb TftAIN of Pullman Parlor Cart and D.iy
Coaohoit luavlng I'hllud.olplilu at 8.07 o. m, on above date, runalng yl»
Tho UoautltUl Dolawaro Valley ICouto.
Tickets aood returning on regular trains within Blxtoon Days Inolutllug date of oxoiunlon. Btop-off within limit ullowoa
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IlluHtratod booklet and full liiformniion furiilshed by Tlolcot A«onto.
J. U. WOOD
OKO. W. BOYD
Miuiugor
Qoneral 1'aBaongor A«on.
Electric Plat Irons!
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Save your Complexion.
Savi' your Olothua
Save your Ttun|« % r
Save your HcuUh
fliivo your Monuy
Stivu your Tiino
[Iniform Temperature
N.> Dirt
la novt-r too Cold
I< never too Hot
In alwuyB Ri)u<ly
Neoda no Reheating.
Electric Light Co..
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Silk Threads Superior to
Other Substitute
mffragettes Wi.
of .England
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wfiini—HeKQ—advocates—of--jn-ttf*_ The—equ^ITrigKs—advocates—of—.
' ..America could organize their sex as
-.successfully as did the leaders of the
JHopl women they could accomplish
.their ends in short order. Once upon
' xa time (and this is'not ~a fairy tale, poorest imitations of
_. men to
.. . in two gigantic whorls,.,one over
/either) "the" Hopl 'squaws 'grew-tired
North American i each ear. -The presence ot^ these
among the""""
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whorls indicates that the wearers
;<of the tyranny of the lazy lords of
•tthe mesas and went out on strike,
(known as "sldewheelers," In the
jresiinj»i*i&
m o n..,-.-.-.- —
it-thr-ATi:
miving-to—a
are
on the matrimonial rmarket^ They
4ncnlt of access that they coull
species, and to the convenience of
ndefend it against forcible invasion. having them around to do the dirty constitute a danger signal, and
Etor a time the men refused to worry, work. Therefore, let the men of xlv- many a Hopi youth has been known
..believing that the women would soon lllzatlon beware of permitting the to lake to the tall timber and remain
--tire of their Adamless Eden; but as sceptre to pass Jc^Jhje- gentle . bands^ in hiding • for: moutha^.:oiL"beholdlng
•_ _-days-grew -Into-'-weeks_with. Jio_
"ofT femininity," lest they* too,, become- rthls_ indication of matrimonial inten.g>f aurrender from the women tne
like the despised H6n8~TiponC^Ke' head of some dainsel
began to negotiate for s-restora- •Moki" tribesmen of the Arizona whom he haa~reason to. suspect of
ol domestic union. To all overHowever, it is still an open fell designs. Flight Is~the boy's only
.:,fi,H.S!-.nf- this ~Mnd the— women—re- mesas. in-^ether "the "present^ Infe-; hope, as the .mother rarely turns
riority or ttie men_ot me xidpi in^
of - -an(i
and--comBUl8ton.—
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7;-cprouuismu.—.m.ever the men were ready to
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Made Males Mere Ciphers
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In an interview- with—Theodora—T..B. : Thompson, • vice-president of . the
Eureka Silk Manufacturing Company,
regarding the danger of substitutingco.tton's, etc., for silk thread, he said:
"It is tlmo tho consumers awoke to
the fact; that It would be to their Interests to Insist'upon having''their,
wearing apparel • sowed with .i. silk
Jthread. In the Jlrstr place, silk being
an" anTma'r'proaucf," re'falna'"lts~llfsrt>f""™
lasting power, longer than any product which human ingenuity has so
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"Let me^tell-you-of-an-lncldent-wlt
which all manuracturers are quite familiar. Abobt thirty years ago Massachusetts was the scene of .the grea,t
Mill River disaster, where a - dam
burst, and carried death and destruction in its path, something . akin, to '
the Johnstown flood of -later- years*
.The Skinner silk mills were In taa
question whether-the-children-should path of ihe flood and wero .sweptb6_pgrmltteil to uj.Umd Jhe_ govern- away.—Q^to ranoptly^ .f^ i^rortglng out
inent school"."" "The Snate^clan" Javbr-" the-rlver-in-the-lnterests-of-navii.
ed aendlrig the 'children to school, tlon, there was brought .to light a
while the "Eagle'.iclan" "opposed it-; as package of -the- silk carried- away- at
tending to-break down'ancient cua- that time, which, upon being dried '
toms. The dispute Vaxed so acri- and examined,'was found to have remonious that both sides resorted to tained almost the same tensile
arms, and for ' four "days 'and nights strength and life .for..which, it-Was de- .
the-battle raged.. As the aboriginal signed at'the tlmo of its manufacture.
"I have also in my possession some
bow and arrow constituted the only
wgapor.
weremot~a8 great as-mlgh^—be ex- which _ratalns_ Its btilHancy..: and :elagvery favorable comparison
pected, only four men being killed ticity in
goods • made quite" 'recently.
and about a score, suffering injuries with
Then troops were summoned .from These facts should convince the moat
Fort-Wlngater and the obstrcnttfwa
the- tenacity of-a bull -dogf
any~ seanr
members -of .the Eagle .clan.were- cart- with'whlch'lt
is sewedv:;:-^•—^--" ed oft T to .Gallup and lodged in Jalt
have come"
As soon asi-they were released they to "Numerous..substitutes
from time to time—high Imsremoved to a distant part of the tor light
cotton,
linen
-thread-and
mereer__^
inded a new village, "yefusing to have rtmy
tioned substitutes (which are pro-
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taken__dircct
"waraleif"
mills of America and the'cbn-
For Little Men and Little Women
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president. It la the knowledge of nil
this that makes the Taft manngcra
glad that be Is- to go out «nd meet the
people.
partlcs.
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-Last year.'w'p Imported $10,000.000
wortb of .materials which went Into
back .was 'paid, on about 0 por cent of
oar Imports. Tuln would maki? It possible for tho American manufacturers
toflcll about 5 per cent of 'their exports:
or 5120,000.000 worth, cheaper abroad
than at borne. Tbe advantage. given, by
the drawlrack' was given for the pur
pose of .enabling them to go Into for
clgn - markets and . compete, even I/
they bad lo spll cheaper t h a n at home
And this advantage \was given lu thv
had been In the Meklnley act of 1800
and as It 1:5 now glvoii hy tlip Dlngloy
act of IS9T. - ; .
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—It— l^thprof"ir<CjViir-i^|)iirtTsa^ZqueB-7
llflin. iH'oiilwo It bus b:id recognition
ri-o:n liotb |>n'ntlml parties. -It Is a
part or tbo |ii)!lc-.v to meet competition
in roreijxn ninrliotn rather than protection for tlii- home market.•""Its definite
pnrpos<r is to enable manufacturers In
this country fo give employment to
American labor for the production of
^oodfi~for^TOii8triBption~ln~Enrope Instead of leaving that mnnufactnre to
European^ producers employing European labor.
plBfranchlsement of us many colored
voters us possible is'advocated by Jobn
B. Atwood. Democratic.. national coinmltteniun from Kansas, chairman of
Ihe-flj^uUer^-liureau-of-tbe-Deniocratle
laUonnl coinmHtee, one of Bryan's
<jO8est=tHeiida=«HKl n
laid... Mr- Bryan Intends to raake attorney general if lie should be elected
president.
Dlsf ranch isenient of t he_cplored men
at Kansas svas- advocated -by ...Mr. At-
peals strongest to the man who wants his full money's
worth and a little bit more-—that is here, because
.we are ainong the^ world's greatest t)uyers olgojKjs-jr
Hienry V\". " r^awtpn... He realized the
n tbe KnnEU's City 1'ost of Kansas
Ideal American jsojdler as, _compjetely
City., Kan-rMay 1. 11)08: .:.:r: •
as any of hl« i-ontempprarles, and"bls~
\\iir Tor tue union, in va-
to
'~
"That man has n One '.'face:
I would trust him anywhere," 'said n
-West Virginia -woman who with a
large party came over the mountains
to bear Taft speak at Hot Springs.
Those who meet him feel that bo Is
not only sincere, tut that ho possesses
tbe ability and courage to handle safe
cause It became the policy of the
-tinen t
goods in all its history/and has'fashioned them in the latest .fall modes7
by that honest, thorough method
that has put this house.jn the van of
the world's clothing makers — .yet
keeping steadily in view the moderajfion" of pirice'tliat is characteristic of
^ our se
We invite your inspection of the
complete lines of clothing for Men,
Yduths and Boys—especially the ex- tended lines of ready-made-clothing—
in wonderfully varied shades, new la weaving, delighttttHrrcolortn|r
,.
„
of th'pse sack suits in r dark,^hard-twistea worsteds thatlast lor-seasons and seasons. Prices range from $ id
^to $39,, but-every suit is equally well made; every
suitis al i ve with style; every- suit can be -bought
Suits
crops- so-far— have-been—very-- poorj
'"Tibia: ~If was"-a'bitter "pill,-without mascullneJnferiority;
the wedding day ttie whorls are taken and food Is scarce, so that. they5per•ing" so much in comparison as catgut, sugar-coating, but the men were comdown,
never
again
to
be.
worn.
They
Therefore eight Hop! villages, lo-their children to .attend' tho and hemp, or twine of tbe same .thick..
squash inlt
••'pelled.to swallow it.
; ••
cated .upon three separate mesas, are said' to represent
school at -Reams -Canyon.:utder._pra JJRS3.
This -earliest and .most .successful with aToTSniopulatlpn of not far.
"The greatest' efforts of the snhdresser~who shall In_
._
tradition reached either from Holb*ook, Ariz., troduce the Hopl whorls into the me- starvation. Nevertheless, It IB .well stitute manufacturers have been diD _=_
understood
that
aa
soon.
as
ithecont
,, ,^o 'no =hlnt" of- the epoch, andf-the OT -from Gallup, N. rM., the , former tropolis Is- sure- of both fame - a n d dltlon' of their "larders ".will" permit; rected rts-the- dyeing -of - the-goods,- 89
: fci
that they will the most resemble silk,
name of the female .Napoleon who point eighty .miles and the latter 110 fortune. The effect .Is quite as
-carried through this remarkable cam- miles distant from the first mesa. amazing (but not more •: so) : as that the children will he taken home. The and in some lines of braidings -and
name
of
their
village,
faote'yelt,
8lg
ornament ..work they have > been quite
paign has been lost in the mists of Owing to the distance from the ra'lf- produced by the wire "rats" affected
vages. Nevertheless, the work of the road the Hopi towns are rarely vis- by waitresses, shop girls :and the nifles "sand hills." ..It Is most com- successful. I refer now to', the; finish
JHopi suffragettes still lives. In the ited by tourists and sightseers, and ultra-fashionable. -. That the -"side- monly referred to as the "hostile vil- and appearance; so that It is possible
for the substitute to pass for the gen.-.strange "stone cities, perched high on primitive manners and customs here wheelers" of the Arizona mesa land lage."
uine without more than a passing
the summits of the Arizona mesas, tne survive to a greater! extent than will some day be counterfeited- by
_
SUrroimdlng
each
of
the
throe
•'Women stnnul&~the- rpost-^and—the among any other tribe in" the" South- "£n"e~ blondes "Of "the Great White Way mesas are- vast peach~orchards, and glance.
" "The garments -into, which thesejjnen ploy a sorry second fiddle. west, excepting among the Navajos. is just as sure as fate and taxes.
cornfields covering many thousands substitutes are sewed cost the conAmong all other tribes of American
' inhabit the-very houses ,lx>-day_ In Kenma Canyon^ ^eleven
corn
Is
oCia.!BmalLanJ
aborigines—tHe-squaws—are—drud
_ ""they~dwelt—lii when~Goronado-located--the Inferior variety, that no white"farm "8umer-pracUcally-ihe-8amo-a8-lt--pntesilk had been used. The ditrer•rand beasts of burden, trained
and his lieutenants first marched, this Hop! reservation school, In which a er would bo content to, grow at all, dye
ence In cost Is very small. Consumers
_^v,fetch and carry and cater to the ca- way 368 years ago. Their religion, paternal government makes a strenuand
the
crops
are
poor
.and
Inadeare,
therefore, entitled to garments ~
prices of the dirty braves with ab- .heir ceremonies, their domestic hab- ous effort to train the Hopl children
ject humility. In Hopiland the posl- ts, their industries and their manner In the "ways of civilization. So far quate;, but the Hopl husbandmen sewed with silk, and iMbey will In•vtloiia of_ the sexes are exactly re- of life are just tho same In most par- the effort has not been a startling would risk starvation rather than sist c= -this they can bo__ sure
consent to try Improved "varieties, ments that will hang better, wear betversed.
•
:. • ' •
ticulars as they were uncounted gen- success, but Inasmuch, as nearly all What
was „good enough
.._ ..for their ter, look better and last longer. Pick
There the men' perform the most erations ago.
the
people
can
understand
the
Engfathers' fathers is quite good enough
any periodical and toll me If you
•menial of household tasks, till the
Among the Hopl Indians alone does lish language and crin make them- for them. To give up the.'.old.'.ln their up
think 'any of these larger clothing
•«elds, attend to the sheep, goats and the aboriginal industry of the potter selves understood, It cannot be conestimation,.
constitutes
_
the
worst
manufacturers who are spending hun1-bniros, -weave blankets, belts and survive in all its former perfection, sidered a failure. To overturn a sokind o f 'Impiety.
" • ' - ' . ' . dreds of thousands of dollars a year
-.ceremonial- robes, mind the , babies, uncontaminated by commercialism
cial
system
.that
may
have
had
Us
-,as)B,:3n general, do as their wives bid and uncorrupted by Ideas borrowed obscurt: and unrecorded beginning : To the Hop! Indians came some of In advertising, use anything but silk.
In the manufacture of their clothing.
' xlhem.'The fine art work of the Hopls frpm_the_ whites. The_materlalB_ara -whentheuBrltQHS-.stllL.wpre garments the earliest of the JJYanclscan mis- L.can_jiam(),yjitt,nJtty .houaeg offhand.
iUlng-and-pottery-manu- selected" with the utmost"core,", the
reservcd for the women, pigments applied with the most made of the skins 'of -wildbeasts ftsf sionaries, three •fulf centuries "ago: wbo use nothing but silk, and their
'-apparently in the .belief that man's painstaking accuracy, and no de- a labor that may not be accomplish- These, planted the first poach trees, trade Is growing all the time, The
'.inferiority renders him unfit for tho ilgns used excepting those that ed In a single generation, and the Introduced melons and other Euro- reasons are obvious."
-serious business of life. It is worthy inye, a symbolic meaning hand- work of the-government school has pean vegetables, fruits and grains,
wot. note that the blankets woven by ed down from immemorial an- doubtless progressed as rapidly ^ as and brought .goats, swine, sheep,
MEDICINE FOR A MISER.
ffte Hopl men are BO inferior to those Iqnity. Consequently the ceramics could reasonably be expected. On burros and poultry. All these contribute
largely
to
thematerial
welthe
second
mesa
are
also
.three
vil.»woven by the Navajo women that of tho Hopl command prices four or
The celebrated French physician-,
-there is no room for comparison, while Ivo times as high as those paid for i lages— UllshongnoVl, Sblpaulovl and fare of the Hopls of the present.day, Rlcord, waa one day Walking along
but
otherwise
the
footprints
of
the
Shumopovl—the
first,
two
not
more
'the pottery made by the Hopi women ho work, of other. Indian pottery'
tho boulevards In Paris, when he met
!ls tho finest of Its.kind in the world, makers, and 'are used "ftfr the decora- than a quaqrter of a mile apart, but padres have boon entirely Tobllterat an old gentleman who was very rich,
•-and their baskets have no superiors. Ion of homes of wealth and refine- tho last named reached by a labo- ed. The people long ago forgot tho but who was at tho same tlmo noted
"Even the most denrly cherished pre- ment the civilized world over. The rious trail extending two miles from strange White God L and relapsed Into for his extreme stinginess. The old
rogative of masculinity in .other most famous of all Indian pottery Shlpaulovl, its nearest neighbor., On paganism, and the old mission man,, who was somewhat of a hy1 parts of the world—that of Bfilectlng makers IB Nampeya, on tho first the third mesa, thirteen miles from churches were torn down BO long pochondriac, Imagined that ho could
the second and nineteen miles from ago that no one can recall their ex- get some medical a'dvlce from Rlcord
::n life partner—has boon usurped by
istence. In ono village on the Bec- without paying for It.
t'Ahe women of the- Hopls. Whenever one fortunate enough to' secure a
:A clrt makes lier choice of a husband specimen of Nampoyn's -workmanship Hotevolte, The last named Is tho ond mesa the faint outlines of an an"Doctor, l a m fooling very poorly.,"
s^Sie SOBS to consult the youth's moth- not only poRsesBCB an Interesting and most modern of all Hopl towns, hav- cient church may still bo traced, and "Where do you suffer moat?"
the
observant
visitor
will
notice
tho
-er. If tho mother is 'willing to ac- valuable relic, but a real work of art ing been founded only a. little more
"In my-stomach, doctor."
than a year ogo-as a result of rivalry fact that tho ends of aqnare-hewn
cept tho candidate for a dnughtor-ln- as well.
"Ah! that's bad. Please shut your
timbers
project
from
some
of
the
between
the
Snake
and
Gaglo
clans
'law the buslncBR la settled on the
oyos. -Now put out your tongue; so
Of tho curious customs of-the Hopl
klvax, or underground council cham- that I can examine It closely/'
vapot, -and tho man In the case must none attracts more attention than ofOralbl.
-.make the best of It To consult either that practiced by the girls of marThe Individual did ad he was told.
Tho long Btandlnc Jealousy of. Jbo bers. Inasmuch as no other square
'•him or his father or tho girl's father riageable ago, of doing up their hair two clana come to a head over tbo timbers can be Been elsewhere- In tho Aftqr ho had waited'"'patiently.' for
Hopl communities those are often about ten mlnutoii, ho opened his eyes
'would bo considered as ridiculous as
tbo BUbJect of remark. It seems cop and found himself surrounded by a,
• unnecessary.
tnln that they were tho timbers used crowd, who supposed that ho waa
<Qnco tho quontlon of marriage has
In tho old misBlon churches—built crazy.' Dr. Klcord, In the meantime
<*>eon Bottlod the Klrl must grind
boforo tbe Pilgrims landed at Ply- had disappeared."
•moal for thirty duyt) for hor prowpoomouth. Every timber used in the
.•live ntothor-ln-lftw, while tlio man
A CIRCUS WISH
POLITE,
construction r o f tho Hopl mlflfilonB
'.mntft woiwo hln future wife's wedding
AN. INSECT THAT THROWS
was cut upon the slopes of tho flnn
t'droBB, erabrolilor it by .hand, and
A potato I would chooao to bo
Itat-a-tat knocks tho woodpecker
-plant tho -cropu -for -tho maintenance
Francisco
mountains,
and
-laboriously
The
African, explorer put on a pair
"On ono day of tho year,
On tho old tree,
'
packed upon7, the1 patient backs of ,6f smoked glanafifl. for ho found tho
i of bis bouROhold.
And
if
you
like,
I'll
toll
you
why
Hoys
MiuH
Prim,
"Ho'n
polite.
mon throuKh . tho •Boverity-flvo nillcs August aim on the white sand too
! Innvltnbly , tlilu relegation of tho
For you nuiflt think. It queer. ,
As /a blfdlo can bo, /,
-masculine H,O,X to a HiKondiiry poal
of intorvonlnR~dosort,
'
*
bright ovon for hlB oyoa, used to tho
And
Junt
'why
tho
old
nqnlrrol
•<lon hnri been prodiic.tlvo ol_curlo»it
To write of tho Hopl communities full , blnzo of the Sahara. "In the
'Twould bo on "clrcun day," bocauno
Who
llvna
there
should
hide
.txnd InHtructlvo Boclal results. Not
No matter what my size
without Home mention of tho Snake Sahara," ho aald, "there IB a little
And not oniiwor his knock.
BtrlkliiR of tbcno In tba poor UKDance would bo a ruthless violation inooct that throws sand Ilka thono
could
B«O
everything
thoro
was—
Why,
I'cnnno.t,
decide!"
Ilio Hop! tribesmen alwayii have
I'd
hnvo.HO
many
eyes!
•
of
precedent. Yet this moat remark- children there, on.)y It thrown .hotter;
•»cut 'In warfare, In tbo , porminlal
able
o f ' all savage coromonloB has Ita volleya slay; thoy call It tho.foarUSE
-wnrs waged against thorn by tbo
boon
dCHCrlhod so often and «o '«* mlllon.
"What'do
you
think
makes
the
sea
Nava]oH the HoplH alwayH worn
"Tlio fourmlllon digs Itaolf a'funnelhaufltlvoly
that further attempts
milt?"
WBB
a
auoBtlon
put
to
a
school
Mttlo
Will—Our
teacher
whipped
a
• -worsted. Hut for tho Inaocouiilnlllty
along that line would bo unclean shaped bole of tho circumference of
of tbn'location of Ibolr townii, \ipon boy to-day because bo whlnporod; but clnun.
workfl of supererogation. However, a silver dollar. It lloa hidden and
A brilliant Idea Btruclc a boy.
•tho mimmltn of lofly mOBitii, thn Nuv It didn't do any good.
It IB worthy of remark thnt ovon horn watchful In tho bottom of thta hole,
"1'lonno, Hlr, tho horrlngB."
-ajon would havo oxlcrrmliiatcd tliom
Mamma—Why
not?
the Hopl -women -are, -!n~-B*-w«y,—--ira- and..whan.,ft-sp|ilor_ftr...n.j
1
"In Ttnrtomvt tho warlike nomfldi • •T;itt1o"-Wlll--Woll, cauno It-mane
promo. Before tho Snake Danco bo- camoii cautiously prospecting down
gallon xhom "Mokl," nlKiilfylUK "(load him h o l l e r - m u c h loiidor . than ho A riviw Knu naine Into tho Zoo.
tho
utoop
and ullppory sides tho In'filnfl, each participant bathos In n
•••mm," while their propor appellation whlcpored.
And wo fluid: "I'ruy, what can wo dot preparation of horbB, and taken a honpltntilo fourmlllon launohus upon Its
""Hopl," nlgnlfUin "mon of peace." •>
Ho will hot oat moat:
curtain quantity Intornaljy, to render gnout volloy after volloy of Band—a
ELIZABETHS ANSWER
' Tho mon of I ho Hopl communltloa
.
Ho wlmt can ho oat?"
him - immune • to tho polnon of tho hall of stinging Band HO abundant, BO
"are dwarfed and undorid?ed. Intel
At noon tho now gnu know wo know. doadly rattlesnake. Ono woman In BiiffocatlnEf, BO • bllndlni? that • the
"Now, Iflllzabotb," rtnld thu toaohor,
Ho^tainMy IIH wo.ll nn physically, they
visitor IOBOO hla bond; ho rolla tinthe Snake clan of each village known coiiBcloiiH
(
^»r« BtnntVMl. On tbo other haiirt, tut "If I havo tilx cggH and uuo three of
for tho nonce to the bottom
True Duilne^a Caution.
tbo
secret
of
tho
formula
after
• women nr.o • -muscular, well formed tliom to bako n cako, what-will I have
Mnndmll Klold, Mil, iiccorilliiR to a ] which tho "Hnako'Medicine" Is cora: of the hole, kind the fourmlllon cnlrnly
-robUBt and Kraceful, and many JIOH left?"
'
1
now BoltiK tho rounds, bldn fair pounded. When alio fools that tho dluinembnrH him" boforo ho ban tlmo
"Tlio nhellH, ma'am," Bald Kllzabotb, Ht,ory
•moHB TX beauty Of foaturo that In truly
to bonoiiin a very cantloiui luminous 1 hour of her dissolution IB, npproaah- to comu to blnnielf nRatn and puU1
•lunnzlnK to any one, familiar with th Innocently.
man wlion ho Brown u)). Aiiproaohlng
aim conflrtoa her Boorot to hor him in the larder for tho next meal. '
"flrtt-Ttu*rt nquawa of tun tr|hon of tin
an
old
ludy
In
a
Lnkowood
hotel,
ho
Of what Ingredients thin
AN APPEAL
Yttrium In a vnry raro mntM,' dark
Haiti:
•
Infallible) nntldoto to the bite of the
'A 'Claatsnt-lmi^l ntudy of Ibn Hopl
"Gnu you crank luitn?"
rattlesnake eonnlMri no man 1ms over gray In color, and vory brittle.
Froddlo wao much ImproDB«a by
"Qndlanii, In fnct, Imulii ono* to lliljkk
"No, dear," tho old lady ropllod; "I lieon able to discover; nnd ovon the
"No," Bald tho oijltor, "we can't IIBO
••Jhirt -(iiirlcaturlBtii and
newnpiipor the Bunday school teacbor'u plon for lout my tooth ago*! a«o."
export (rhomlfltB In tbo employ of the
In tliolr humoroufl al.- mlBsloiifl, aud had (locldnd to »avo his
"Then," r«o,uo«tod Maxtor Field, Unllort .Btntofi Government arc quKo your Btory. Thorn'n too much orlBlui "to poUfay " 'prnnitTiUt <!0»<ll- liouiiloi) for tho heathen. Ho failed (ixtondliiK two liiindn full of piicunn, an much In tba dark nn nro the m.iiit alltv almut It."
•"••
•;•
• <lonti "»fhcin ivoiniin at lanl iilmll hnvo onco or twice, although bo inade n "plenmi hold tboao while I RO and"got Ignorant and downtrodden of the
"Too much orlBlnalllyi" echoed tlio
X hor •way iiiKtoiiHclounly como protty groat effort. Th«n ho prayed. "Oh, more."
hanpocknd htiubandli of Hopiland. contributor. "Why, I tboiigltt you
Mo thn t r u t h . Tlio lirii|>ocl(0(l Lord," ho boKRod .oarnputly, "ploano
Af|or thin, who will havo tho temer- wanted original nmttorl"
of tho Hopl nmiuoim boar holi> me to ilnvo up for' tho honthen,
"Ho yo do," nnnworod tho other,
ity to say that -a woman cannot keep
I.eiithiir
travullnx
triinka
woro
iiaod
•fuo 'umnliituHftlilo HllKinn of pbynlcnl and—don't lot Joint tho peanut mau, In lloi)|o |n t|ii> t|nio of Oatinnr.
"but we draw tho lino nt spelling."
a DAcrotT
•
j-,irfd'«pW>tuM»forlorlty. '.Thoy 'rtro tho oonio down our «troot."
ly. ' jrct thorp were few Ip the
J?H6_^n)lzed • thai, be .was.311i!cui58lc;abstruse .legal prohlpmn Without resort
Ing to ••bewildering' Irgal phraseology.
^7*_?5T ^^IPJ*1????!.! 'jypicttam goes.
Tnfr and Bryan ~are nearly <^unl. But
wuprfe 'Brynn'ft personality IB one Unit
creates Interest: and enibtfBtobm Taft'0
iSah'is'lefFoutr
• "l.
National Commilteeman Atwood, Bryan'* Close Friend, Openly Favor*
'Taking Vct« From, Colored Men of
Kaniai.
_
,
TI77"
PROPHETIC WORDS. ^
tement of Lawton Like ah Aocmation From th« Crave.—
XiBong tlu» uiuit.v
•oldlers whose lives were"i)acflficedr:lri
tbe difficult task of euppresslng the
Filipino- liisiirrretloa -none - was-, wore
beloved either by his brother officers
We always pay round-trip carfare • upon »hepurchae« of a reasonable
•rnount.
-
. .
^ariamaker; & Brown
Sixth and Market Sts.
PHILADELPHIA
Already i nn IJKH ueguu tuaklug ueriOUB tmproxNloim on bis audiences. Bry•an w -ncver-fnllH-to tickle-lilB-Rudleuoes.
In most liiHliuicen lie arouses eulhuslBSUJ. but It IB nn entbtiHlaHtii whlcli
rarely l«Hts. Those who listen and
applaud go away and forget, Wltli
the Taft audiences It la different Hy
tbe cIcarnoxM of his-exposition and the
ab«<thtiT>Blneorlty of big manner; lie
carries conviction. . tils.auditors art*
soon Impretwed by two things—Ta'fi'p
ability aud Tnft's Hlncerliy.
"That'man inennH what he says.** l>
a couimiMit freqncnily lionrd after Tafi
baa spokvii. Another Taft. rlniracti-r
Istle (but IB wltinliiK iiiniiy frlendn fin
the Iteptibllea u candidate ainoiiK tUm;i
who knew nothing of .him t>efore they
saw aud heard him U hlu groat courage. He Hiiys wlint he thinks, and
•ays It In Biioh n wiiy that It rcmntns
fixed In the inliulH of those who lieai
him, — At-Athens, O., he wa^ nddreai
Ing 4(H) union coal miners, Ho told
them about ImvltiK lasned InjiinctlotiH.
"1 IHNIIIH! tliein," lie (>n)d, "hQcnuHc
tho rlKliln of the plulntlffH dcnnuiiloil
It. When I inn on the bench I enforce
tbo Inw. And 1 hnve no npolotcy to
muke."
| For a inlniite (here WIIH nbiuilute H|
'lencc, dramntle In IIH Intoiinlly. Then
tho -t(K) inlnem broke not merely Into
applnuse, but Into entlniHhiBtlc chcerH
After tho inrrtltiR they \vero hoard exprpNMJiiK their v!e\vn.
"Tlnil limn IH oil (hi; level," HIIId one
"IJo doi'Hii'l uiuid out any Von' talk.
Ho knovvB where hu HtnnilN nnd hi not
afraid to comu «tralnht out wltb n
tbliirr. Ho ain't tbo orator llrynn IN,
but Iiu HII.VB thliiffB that llrynn wouldn't
dnrc uny."
Uullki)..niuny of^Urynu'a utterances,
Tnft'B iitlerancoN will lx>iir inspection.
Ho will iniiko no ileelrntlon t h a t \i
opon lo doubt. "I hnve to deal*with
fnctH," ho Mid, In BOIIIH of bin
oporclien Hryiui. Intoxlciilcd w i t h tl\i>
Bound of II!B own wonlw. rreinicnlly
makpH i KtiUeinontN not entirely Irimtworthy. Taft linn hnnn tm> IOIIR un tint
bench, (no long In high Kovorninent pndltloim, whore hln ntleninccn carried
welRht, trrpprnilt of bin iiinkliiK cureICHH HtillomontH. Kiirthornioi'e, T|ifl
posHonHon to n iniirki'd dei;i'<^ the nlill- •
Ity to illxciiHN tho inoHt Intrlcnto HiiliJeetH In (he nliiipUmt |IUH;IIIH:C. llo
proved IhlH ino'it coneliiHlvoly nt HundiiHky wlie-i he n-iulo porfoctly philn lo
hlx nntlleiice the (lovolojiinonl of null.
tniHt loKh'liitlnii niul th" po\vei'n niul
Ilinltntliiim of tho fi'doiitl r n v c i n n i c i i i
ly Utii'V omictl.v i' lr.lt he v :i '
ln>::( n'.iO tiiiiti'Mloi'il It e'l'jv.
11 SPEAKER,
'His Talks to the People Winning
Many Votes.
OOESfiT POSE AS AN ORATOR.
Vord Ploturci Not. N«»d»d to 8taU
Fact* Plainly— Rtpublloan CandidaU'c Cl»«rn«tt and Sincerity Carry
Conviction.
From bylng decidedly apprehensive
da to the outcome of ; Judge Taft's
ijpeaklnt; tours'' Republican loaders arc
now convinced that ono of the wisest
^novca of thu cainpatffU waa the doclBlon to lot the Uepubllcan candidate
' itelt n»' intiiiy' sections of the country
«a pOHtilblv between now and election
<iay and tulk to us many voters as tho
time will iiernilt. When apcaklns toUi-w
for Tnf t \vcrt- tli'Ht dlHirunacil tbe opponents of the plun bdscd their oppO»l
tltm oq tbe fact that as an orator Tan
cannot lip .compared to Oryqu, They
fu-gued tlmt Taft, .who mukeviuo. pro
Iftsaso \u urnlory, would bo pluocd at, u
disadvantage appearing on the atitmii
Kgalnst, tho Klftvd Kobraakuu, Utii
Judge Tuft liliimolf solved tiiu problem
find clou rod tbo vrholo situation \vltli
pne ,iwnteuco. In bis recent apcot'b ai
tiniiduHlty, O.
"I cannot dwell In tbo cerulean blue,
tut btive to dual with facts," Iiu do
clarcd. It la tblH dcnllnn with fiu'tx In
a clenv, dlupuNHlonnto iiiannur that bit.
uadu William Howard Tuft \vlmt In•very tlmo Iiu ai'lieuni In public. Tut'tV
boat frlondn cannot claim for him (Inn
ho IH an urn tor. Hut bo can tell Untruth and docH toll it. Ho will not biivo
to paint beautiful \vonl iilctnruu . ol
. what uliotild bo iloiio. llo will not haw
to |>l«nil. with HlhTl'.v «'|oijuoni'i> foi- tinallcgoil downtroilitou nor cull on "Ilio
manuoH" to rliui up ami HIIVO tln> coiiii
try from tho ruin \vliluli Urymi Innboon |iro(llctlti|( niul iliullnu
I>amK'oiiH foi' iliii'lnic tbo piuit
\Vlmt Tuft bau lit do In to Hlutu
• cold, cloaf cut fnctH, \u loll (Iiu i null
About .hliuuulf. l» ulvu to til* uuUUiini
n clunr niul iiuiulHiukiililo itloii of wlmi
Taft tbv iiiiiu lu anil \vliut lio Htitml»
for, Ami thin lui run do, nuil dn \voll.
'lly niituro In.' lu frauu mill o|i»n. it
woiilil bo (lliik'iill r«ir blin to illHtiiuiil>l«
If bv ,vvlnlu'.l to du mi.
in Traveling a SOLID
ROAD BED IB essential.——
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Underwood
Cajrilagerldei securely
afici smoothly^ dijr by
day and year by year.
fo Spreadlnz ol
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wofk vrilicjiFcailed bliml to the" Pb[liip~
races the stare of Kaunas.
bas pines constitutes a lustrous chapter in
done-more Dcrhiilrs for the nifcto than
-Is braver offlcer ever Wore his .country's
now • .suffering a grievous political uniform. No -gentler, more considerate
fcomltnafider-ever-yled-rhhirr- troops -Into
man iin(J bis desceodajata.
battle. No ' more cblyalrlc leader ever
'William A: Harris would now be .gave up bis life In defense of bis conngovernor,of K»nstis had. It not been for try's
flag.
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tb> iflnorant negro ycte, and there bave
General fawton was killed In battle:
been times In the past when the Demo- -wttb-lnsurrectoai la' the Island orEazW
cratic party could bave elected Its in 1000 while flgbtlng at tbe bead, of
state ticket bud It not been for the hla troops. A sbok time before tfa'e
Ignorant-black vote of Kansas Clt>. tragic close of !hbi caVeer-httJiiul writ
Kan., Leavonwortb. Atchison. Law- ten to a friend In the Dnited^Jm,es n
letter, In which, be. said:____ i__1__: _______
~~W, I am »,hot by • Fil!pirio~1>u1let~tr
vote was not u coui;iJeraMe factor tu mfoht a* well com* from one trf tiny
Kansas politics, but that time has own men, because I know from obpassed. Tbi-'InRux of negroes from tbo servation. confirmed by 9»ptvre<l™prJs-,
south, the rapid multiplication of those oners, that the continuance of fighting
native to KanmiH soil and tb^icreas- I* chiefly due to report*.. that are eent
Ing Insistence of the ne?-i upuu social out frorr. America."
equality muke the Ka
i negro not ' The words of . I-awton, fighting a
only a political factor, _«t u social and treacherous foe In a tropical country.
political menace.
were meuht us a protest against the,
Atwood Fcvors "Jim Crew" Sohoolt.
unpatriotic "anti-Imperialist" agitators'
"If tlu- lust election be a criterion, here In tbe -United States, where ex
tht ne^ro t>o\v-liold9 tlie-balance of po- presslons-or-Bympatby-for-the Innurlltloal t'ower In Kaunas, as he does in rectlou gave- constant aid snd comfort
Missouri Tills In Itself Is bad enough, to the enemy. Army officers of blgh
but In KaiiKiiH we have suffered for character and rugged experience lo
long .voHrs tbe outrage of mixed the Philippines have frequently «xschools. faxiiMied upon us by the Rc- presseil the ojiinlon tbut the InsurrecBABY'S VALUE
publlcau politician.
tion would not have lasted ninety days
"Mixed svhuolu Ivud tbe negroes lo had It not boon for tbe support, moral
aspire to a- mixed society, and this and ollicnvlne. \vblcb Ita leaders re- She Isn't worth a fortune, and
hasn't any stocks;
close contact of tbe races Is productive ceived from tlielr Hyuipatblzcrs In Her wealth
Is all in little shoes an&
of troubles from which Kansas would America.
pinafores and frocks,
b«.fr*« If th« negro had leli politic*! Chief II'IIIUUK tuose sympathizers, tin- In HUlo rings of curling hair and
pow«r and were not admitted to the InslHtcnt niul most reckless of all. vnui
blue,'.laughing eyes.
same schools with the whites.
William .Icmiln^H Itryun, and ngiilnst In leaves and -grass, and bads
"KnnBiin has long been weary of the him tho prophetic words of the lament
flowers, and begs and butterflt9fC
negro politician, and It IB wore (ban ed I.awton stand lll;e nn iiccimntliin But when she comes in tired front
I
play,
and crawls up on my Jtnee»
weary of the mixed school.'. •Putlvncc from the Brave. For bin unpatriotic
luia Its limits,- and I hollovo Hint coin-so iltirlnK tlio Filipino Insurrection She's worth a hundred millions to heir
mother and to jno.
the time baa come when the people of Mr. Bryan lucked even tlu- Kbudow oi"
Kansas will join with the people of au oxciixtt. lie had entered the mill
among hor dolla and tor«i.
MlKBourl In restricting negro cuffrcQe. tary service during (lie H|uml»b wiir us fine el{8
and d6esn't
seem to care
'I do not advocate the (Jlnfriii)uulHO- • voluutcer olllcer, mid lie knew that If wealth
Is all ; in rosy/ cheokn an4
mcut of tni- negro on the ground of bin the u'nr iiml tlio limmrcctlon In the Islocks of curly hair.
color. T)¥>t Idea la abhnrrotit to l!i<- lands could ho concluded only wltb Ihe She toddles up to mo, find, like at
lnciplf'iWjr our free Kov<Tnmonr, niul uminullllcd i-eciiKiiltlon of American
dainty fay, will write
,
It* oxiTiillon would be In conflict \vllli authority \\lierover It wan nsaertcd A cheque drawn on love's bank with
Just her glances »wcet atifc
the conntltutlon.
Dut In uplte of Hint lie encouraged tbo
bright.
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''But ouc conttltutlon will permit the Filipino to continue In armed resist
And
when
Blip puts her soft' arm*
dUfranchliement of tnc. Ignorant, do- bncc, ami lib red; lent) exprcsnlons tin
round my neck and coos In gtee..
praved, bmy, vlclotiii and dobnuchi'd iloubtcill.v licliK'd (o proloiiK a dower- She'd worth
uncounted millions to heir
Rfo. and this dlefrnnchltement nto ami coxtly ntrngglo which bo knew
mother and to me.
should bo •ocomplUhed to thn end that In his bear! could never -end except In
our frve Ins'ltutlona may not suffer."
the way It wns ended. Mr.1 Bryan'p And when she's In hor crib at nighty
i-oiiduct (lironuhout that conflict, whlcli
and cosily tucked In,
rOMt HO much nllliO to the United BtatuH The wealth of Croesus couldn't bar
AMERICAN GOODS*AB30AD. nnd
tho dimple In hor chin.
t<> (ho tleliiilod Filipinos themAnd mi 11)10 blinks hor roguish eyes toj,
Policy of Cheaper 8«le« Hue Conient BelvcH, iiinonntt'il lo nionil trcaaon, nnd
play at pcok-a-boo.
It will 'iiover ho for({lvcu...by ll|io »nirof Doth Partite.
She chucklOB me a fortune with cacbvlrorn
of
those
^iillunt
men
from
whom
archly-spoken coo.
Hoerctnry Hlmw eutlinateH that out
It exacted the Innt full measure of 'MIC- And though she boa no fortune, I anv
of every $l.(l(«t worth of imimifi^tturca I'lflce In devotion to duty.
imro you will agree,
cxiiiirted fnim thin country 1)0 centu' The' wonlu of l.nuton will confound
flhu'u a fortune, more than money, to.
rUj nr« Hold abroad.ctnenpflr.tlmn nt Mr. Jlryun ovory llnio bo on«im bis
• hor motbir and to mo.
home. 80 far the complaint of thu mouth to ii pen It on tbo Philippine!) In
DeinocrnlM Unit our iiniiiiifiictiirvH No.ll the (ircBflnt cumpiilKii. Iiu ciiunot CH
The tUHto of the moment la fair. .
ithi-(Hul clicn|ier (linn nt libinv KceniH to capo them. They Indict him for giving
heavy trlmmlnga of tlilo
bo true, , Hut thin In not nn iireiit u ilia- nld and comfort to tho ai'mcd enemloii handHomo,
novel order, which fnll' fanhlonH
count In the export Undo IIH tba iul- of Ainerlean uutlmrlty anil (bey lirund miroly dnvolop.
vunliiite nlvcn lo iiiiuilifiielurL'B lu' tbo him JIH u mail* who openly uncoili'iiRci)
Importation of raw iiiutorliiln, that they b dcnpiTiito uprlHliiK npriiliiHt the tlni; In
— llreuthliiK «ix«\relH<in wero I
may employ Auierli'iiii labor nt Ainer- flofomio of which Knwton illotl,
In nomn I'urlnluii Hchonln not
ican NVIIKOH In Ilio iiiiinufacliire of gooda
o, luxl liunflflclul ronnllH \vnro nixn*
tiiiinlt<tHt«<).
hat nro lo ho mild uhroiul In coiupoll:
-,I, 1'lcrpont Morfiim l>t tiollcved to tm
Ion.
Nnvor boforo WIIH thorn ntinli n. nhowtuiyor of, 'Viirnnr'n fiunona
It IIIIH ticen' the (iiillcy of Ilio ltc|Hll> «r of iloeorivtlonB and. orders • nnd pro- tho
Ton-line,"
rnt!«ntly «ohl In thn
niotloiiB
anil
jubllcn
troan«u
pouTfiil
llcan imrl.v for » nuniber of yvnra to nut In AiiHtrla nn \von announced on tlio niiln. AnoDuir gvuum In Hint II; C. I'TIoJc
ncoimiKo Kiu'li ciiiiipollllon..ln forelKn Mmruiror'n birthday, .Altogether tho ro- In tbn iinrclmm-r.
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•—Accontlnn l» n, recent <^e|tBtt», , Una >
iiurlditH. 'I lie ilniwliiick on niiitiii'lalu elplnntii cannot f a l l ' f u r nliort of 400,000,
number
of
imnt
eimlli
lined
uniHKXllv
In
iii|iiii'lc(l for iiiuiiiifiu'liircti Clint nrc to iiccordhilt to tlui Tall Mull Qaxotte.
Ornnnny nmmmtn to -liliM nilltlomn.
Im <>X|ioi'leil IH not |ic<-nllnr lo Ilio
—A younir Now Yorker who WBB <lrcnt llrltuln UMOM only XiK> mllltoiin of
l)lni;lc,v ln\v. Tlio niiine |)COV|H|OII WIIH hiu'ttod with HtnalliiK a. Idim wulil lie pont eiinln yearly,
in llu> McKlnli'.v ln\v, nnil It wan Incor- wouldn't huvo curnd for It If It hurt
—Tim irolti innrtlil of '^lio irvoneb A»offnrert blm, Tho wolaht of thin rtoi'lutloii fur 1 tli« Adviineoinnnt of tfctponilod In tbo \\'lliniii-()ori]inn law liy boon
llodoiihlciil ilmvlarntlon ImproHnod the «ui-<i WOH iirc«er\ted to Blr "Willlnn*
the lleiiiocnitii. It WIIH Kept In tlio lu\v ,Tudi;o no deeply that ho poHtpouod hla Itiinumy ('IniniiDiitj-Fvrrixild, n fovr <l»»v»
\vholf 111;- I H i l l t l O J I Ill't 'WIIH puHHl'l) III
ileclnlon.
No Failure of Signals
The Underwood
ship at The National
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Underwood Typewriter
Company (Inc.)
725 Chestnut Street
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and Surety
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To thxi8crwho~wguld ccme to th« F6Uhdtr'«"Weefcl8»lcbratlenj—
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DEMOCRAT ADVOCATES
NEGRO DISFRANCHISEMENT.
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Monday brought us the marsh
nT' It c'aibfiW pdwSrfdl ebttw-'
all dft
riiftnd.!;.;;.'...
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and accompanied by thunder and llght1
QDSEIttE Postols.—tbo tnteit ou,t, Jt tor 6^
Medium sized houaea. aro In
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Policy ^oT TEe ~PrudeStial7~is~ a
policy strictly abreast of the
-times;
The- payment -of -thepremiums by the insured guar-
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antees to the beneficiary a regu
Tar MoritEly~pCpcome foF"twenty
years or for life. ..;.': ^^1;:
are
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Phonographs
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and: Cameras.
Musical Goods.
Inyestigate it.
All supplies."' "•
Jewelry.
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soed every Saturday morning
f Enured as second olasunatter.l
_ ._;_. -I lave -a room especially:
•A good;selection of
fitted Up for thisv branch.Do tiot neglect your eyes:
tihese stones with great care.
SATURDAY. OCT. 8, 1908
—Wateianan and Wirfcc
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, within nine mouihs from this
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et barred^frem
BAKTO Q; D'A.aosTiKo,
i«igr:Nrifi
10, 1908,.
For PresJdent,
For'Vlbe-Preslderitr- •
Beginning this week Tuesday, the
Pennsy's .newspaper_;train,^due_JD
Hammonton at, 5.40 every jnorning,'
was discontinued.- This is deplored
-by.our_;newsdcaler, and by all ivho
value a m.prrjing paper and 'have
Xefc-ufl supply yon vi ith
tth the-Kest-grade
the-oest-grai
eceiving'—ifr
of coal. If .iL_LJoea not satisfy
you. tell us; it. it does,
' r-t«ll j/oufnei&liborsr-'
, But the worst feature in the cas
-LocaVT hone 704.
—
is, "that/Cfain'. brbugHtTour" mailTfrom"
Philadelphia and beyond,— really
the most important of the day,—and
TflE
was distributed before seven o'clock,
enabling. business men to receive
and reply to letters before the day's
has insuriwl the j>r<'i'nrty of its member*, rush of business began. ' There are
pald-»ll losMs-promi'tly, and aayod
.many, also,_who.go_to.the-0,ity. every
rthe assured from 1:5 to fiO per cent, of the day and found it very convenient to
oast in u stock company.
For parllculara «co
receive their letters before taking
the train.
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Corner Second nim Cherry Streeta,
Altogether, Hunimonton (eels very
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IfamniontoniN. J.
much aggrieved at this last move,
afUir a number of years of accommodation in this regard. Yet there
seems to be no remedy, Tho train
•is oil', GUI' early radii and morning
papers go to Atlantic on the electric
road, and. come up on tho accommodation at 7.15.
:
towns all along tho lino aro
equally indignant. ,'
Office,'Speur Building,
Heretofore,*the Handing has Imd
•'.'.''. .
Hammonton. train-service which could be used
wlicn tho PeniiHy'failed, but now wo
aro holjiloBH UII!CHH tho oonipany cau
Now is the time to have your bo pormmded tbat It is to tholr interest to restore tho lost train.
PlumTbii/g1 and
is ono of the disadvantages
. Hot Water Heating of llaro
being Bulijoot to tho will and
3>ut In, before col<i weather sola In.
pluamiro of a rich corporation which
Boo, or pliono
,
connidorn Its own interest first, last
WALTJBK J. VERNIER and all tbe time.
15nt what are you going to do
about it. .
about it?
. CaiUial Avo, ftboyo Park Avei
ICE
: This store offers a freedom, to.- come aud look over the
of ^
OurCapital arid Surplus
of $625,000 insures
safety. We fcring-ourbanking facilities to you
by mail.
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ROBERT
€uin.berlpnd Mutual
Five
oe Co.
Wayland PePuy, Agt,
^Notary Public, '
€ommiBsiquer of Deeds,
We are now doing business, and
iuvlie you to call and
innpeot our stock of "
Groceries,. Dlaccuroni. .JPnro ,
Olivo .Oil, Imported Cheese,
- Fresh-nnrt-BaU'-Meftts.
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Wo sell for Cosh only, and on the lowent
possible margin, therefore we feel sure
oar prices aro right and ourquallty will
suit. HopltiR to servo you, we aro
BAKEUimOS., 208 Bellevuo Ave.,
Hammonton.
" ..... ' Hamraonton
Star Bottling Co,
Ginger Ale, Sorsaparilla
Soda, Etc,
Ordorw Promptly Attended To.
Local Phono 642
Anran* ••fitting n •ketqh mid deiorlntlon mm
luloHly Moorlnln nur opinion fr«* wlietnor'nfl
ItiTonllon u prolmulr pAtaiiljibln. OonmiunlciA.
lloniiilrlotliroonailtntU. HANDBOOK on r«t«itUi
ma rroa. ffldmi >aonor for •oourln* p«l«ui».
r«tonn t*kan tlirouah Muiiii Alfo. rtciirt
Ififlal natm, without, cliuze, In tu«
Scientific America
A liandiflnitlr lltu«lr«t«<l wwHlr, I.«r«««t atf.
uuUiloji of «hr iol*iulDn liniriinl. Tonm. |9 *
KTiiiiiiron "•"•
8811d"01l>1''«llj1«"")yl"f-
MUNN
& Co, " " ""'. New YiirK
Unuinh oniw. AM V fit. \VMbln«iun,!». 0.
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Harold E. BoRers'spent pa.rt-of
-r ll.'f In th^'Oret do>«
,,.C..••>•&;. job-lpt^ at very low prices,'—some
.'-f-gii rmen ts-selling_asJLQ3Y-^s.
' .TEN CSN^Sr—
Bnndrtdi of
lorman tnuglil by anUxnerTTIR.BNCH'and German
JD enoed teacher . Apply lo BnrotfBtllirrled, open for-boainess in a short time. Their
Egg Harbor Koacl
vault 'Will'., pa ;.J)ttilt jo." tfio rear, qt- con*
g&rUn. Edwin-Jones, pi WoodsWOrlg TinilinjI^"''<1allgnter- Mf8' ^be considered, .t.iv.?--.!^.'..-:;^ •••'•-.".'•:
u<XJloyU
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AMBONE'S. New lot or madras
walaiB. A. faw nieces or enadow plaid
ceuls, reduced from Wuoii.SScts.
|®* George Berry's honae, on upper
:
Bellbvue, baa. been spruced; up by tbe wuh - bbqnet'a- of - dahliaB', jegterdaVi
from J.
painters;
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ANK Bros. Store will be closed .on Mon
day,Oct. 6th, on acoountpf HolCWtty, ana
- opeu tor business at 6 p.m.
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I.1OR ' RENT.—Store l«o«-ai .BeHev'.'Aye.;
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tSF-.-TheNeedlework Guild:niet last
newliiie^of Infants'
-:: ' :I' Caps, •DressestT"and Sacqu.es.
Uf.^.R^ijaet^lng^wiH-vfie
8ietf/*t.D;^Ber)41:ih' theif: garrbe'niB.'op
utbber
3R 8AI<B.:- HilKht-rootn lioo»e, all con VCD.
'°""°° J''w° acres groi0id.. BofZTL,
I6T Carpenters aro m a k n g e'xtensive Kgg Huruor Hoau. Extra Large. Terms easy
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.Alterations on the : oorib. aide of "A. J.
tSF Mr.-D. C. Poker and hia daugh.
Blder'si"taou«e;
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etj Mrs. D. t.ake, were guebts at Mra
" 1 O D V D — a bicycle. Call nt Simons' storo,
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— tnkerr f . majrreyour.whcel
Dr.~aod Mr«. Bitler ar« enter- mniD.'
Mr. and Mra , Edwafd " SSffi i pje; C^OB SALE—12 acres,- good house and barn,
V alao2U ucrcs, In fruit nnd b»rrlcB.
<jt Atlanliopiiy.;
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li. Notlo, 13th Street and 2ud HoaU.
OMK Yca'-old Wynndotte Hens Jor Rale,—
tSf We are indebted to Wm. F.
to maun room. Also, soruo yoani; Inl
roosters. I'hone IQSi.
Baaselt for duo samples of dahlias,'one
SST-Tbts iDdcpendeni. Fire Company variety measuring .over six inuliea a;
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9th lost. ~wbei} Holji Jaiues E; Ma'rtiue;
oi Plaitrtield; -N. J\-, -'Vfritr. be on band : tl>'
jpeak. on I be great and- vital issues of
widely kno.wn
as the "Pafnier~0ratorj" : crowd8 flock-.
Ing ~to~ heaT~btm~wh'erover^h6~i8nanF
nouuccd to speak. He is a close personal friend of William JoouiugsBryan.
Mrv Marline's knowledge of our State'e
uffuirs a'nd Issues .is second to noue, and
-hia_lftide__pcqrJaintancfl_wittlpoliticaL
leaders* equips him with more than or^
.dinarjlauthflrltyjn^trealling-pf-publlo
.queiBtlo'na.^J-DQ-iiat 'mlaHihiB~mRcilng.;.
come, and.bring a friend or two. Eight
o'clock is the hour. . ,
COM; ;
a
razor.V
We have a, line of the^best.
Step in and look at them.
— DnPUY.- On Thursday,
Moj 16, 1907, at tho Church of the
ISTOur dikblia men aro bnpii.g that
(gy II. R. Monlprt bua taken Mrs.
Traiibflxuvatiou, JTew York City, by
fiosts wi
_
John- Tiaylnr's-honsot for.. Iho., winter. . th»._.Bev. Di-.^nouKhton,... Dr. .Boas
It luukbd migliiy dubiuns, lust niybt!"
Kobert Myroso nnd-MIsS Olivo Qulnn
Mr«rT;n\rUl go'to Vlrfiirila'lor a few
DePuy.
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ri>\V() l,()l'rtoii rnmiDOro Aveuuo lor mile,
months.'
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JL' —(a n/1.00— oilcan fur cattti.
Thia IHIWS oamo at qnito n anrpriso' to
H. K. Mon fur I.
• Liven of ImnltruptB should remind us,
thplr runny Hammonton friends, tho' we
jay VV. J. Craig enrno on frorn Ohio ... Thiit It'll tltue thiit we woru wise,— ,
all knew "it was to be, sometime." They
last Friiiay, lor a viett, IIu and bis
Tolllnn lloyt A Hon, tliu Frluten,
will keep libuae at Pitmun Grovo, at
\vlfuojny-ruiuulu In tbo east,- pormu> ..' Tliut wo wish loiidvorllHp.
which plaoo Dr. M. has a prosporouo
nenllyi
.
VST Mrs, D. U. Moore and ton Clin- (iontiil praolioo. • They will bo accomIlonncii for Kent,— all improvements. ton navu returned from Huston, They panied hy mnny words of o'mgrntulatlou
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Inqulroof J. B. Mart.
Imvo been speudlUK ilio Bummer with and good
es, you cua be registered on C'upt. Mooru, on his Veesol.
Oct. 27lb, Iroro ouu to nino.o'clock, Peo
on HALK. On nccminl of III licnllh. will
it your uikiuo, aud thutol your uol«libor,
sell nil ray hreedprh— rorhs, black barred,'
iuirnud wlille. US oiraluht worldnn licimnrh,
is on tho lint.
iiluu burred and ohcokercd. Poultry liouneH,
Pure Milk
II i Ui r os, wlrefenolnK. OMloif po«i», elo. 80 of
tint nliove hena laid nlul eguB rroru Jun. l«t lo
AUK. 13. In the inenii time 2T> <ir them were
Cau bo nuvn on HoUlli Hill Bt., bolow
Kllzaboth R. Hurley died early
• t&~ Foot bull to-day, tbo Qrat name xutUiiK.
iNlltcmd.ou Alleu ICntalo.
Monday morning, Sopti !>8th, nged 25
llox
m.
M. N. Duliols.
«( tbo soiiaon,— Es-IIIuh vs. Franklin
•VTIOlt Urcsii Mnkliitf for women and clillilrou
JC oiill at AJ miU Ulwrryt ..... K, A. Verulor.
-AND
Cottage Cheese
Dairy Rooms, "
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214 Railroad Avenue
Local Phono 028
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^TYLE and Fabric are very important, hut: the ?
name of your taitoi is more important itilU i It.
you come hefe^ you obtain all the advantages
without worrying about results.. The International label
on a suit is your guarantee of perfection—and a sign that
you arc wearing the finest made-to*measitf<s Clothes in 1
America.;
TO'
Th-omas E. Harris. Hammonton
UNDEB' TAKER
3EMBALMER
e and Intido Work
. :\i
Glnziug, KalBoming, Oil Color,
i
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AlrtbaHtine, nnd Paper Hanging
'Ofllee and Henidenoe, 210 Ddluyne Avo.
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Satihfaction
Looul I'luuw No. 84a.: 1J«1I, 40-A
guaranteed
Wax Fioweift, FiftUrt'B, etc., forfuiitrnlH nnd
IKith I'lioiie", aar« Oranior'a
memorial Hervicce, fiirniHliod on abort uotico.
llonlnurimt, ilumrnonloi).
Field Club. Tako In Iho game, and ont&~ Miss Del la Hill rolarncd homo
«outai{e tho boys.
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luat rjaturday, alter a doll^hilul sumTJlltlCHH ICI»I> and .Oystora, olio vcirolulilo, mar with hurbrotuorand other rolatlvos
Jt? ot<). , Hall my WHKOII.
J. II. 1'rlco.
and frlonda, in NuirKiiuland .
Itoy Our Methodist people bad a very
JUiiila cmokfHl ftnd brulnrd (Vnm liuikjuff. ill In dl
uel, tan, freckle*, cut* relieved al tinoa willi Vint
onjoyivblo tlmo 'laot Sumluy, at their Mlra
Unrliollxxl (oolo like «, imnltlcn), rmwi nu
now bymn book dedication, A Inrgo tnHamntalton;- PrlcviiOo. Bold by (JHjr- I'bartnARjr
It. fl. llboup, l'n>p.
number were In attendance*
- Mrs. Ohat. Hlnck and ehl Id, and
A No. IU Novolly Hrnler,
1JHHt HAI'IC.
|iruetl«ally nil iinod au now. J.A.lloylc. Miss Avla Austin, have been upending
jyy ConiraonoInK on Thursday, Oo- thrco weeks very ploananlly lu Wmlitbbor 1st, IdtUir postaRo (.0 Bnulnnd and. Inulun, D. 0., at 0. M. Beard 'a.
nil Gruul nrllalo Istwounuts pbr ounce, IlliiK. l.lllliv Llror rnu'r»r'1iiilouairi«H| nloti 'ItexlVMint, iiUHlily roiii|ilKXl»n, Thej to no ilin tlvi r j ilo not
instuad ol llvo cunts an heretofore.
|H|w. Tlioy keep y«u woll, 'J/lo. Hulit hy Ollj Vita-
I
man to d(>-wlillowa«lili>K.
tliln ottlou.
W ANTKI),— n lin|iilrt>al
inacy, P, H. aiiuua, 1'rop.
tor All thoBo who Imvo lillla ouulnst
tho
UUBO llull (Jlub will plcaao present
Dnpllit' toplcn, to-morrow, In
E, P. JONKB,
Hall, will bo : 10.80 a.m., tliom at oiico to
' ' Muoogor.
"Tho Woudnrlul Kntuor," 0.80 p.m.,
i'llo Heinedy roine* rM<ly lo iue. vrllh noi.
•'Our vowsnixt ihoir fulUlmeot,' 1 ,7.80, lluMunKan
ktlrtuliixl,
Hoottiol, Infill, rediioM Itching unit
iilUmiHAtlon, An bnerMllou fur i>ll«4 will nol lia iteo.
"Loved, but lost."
anity If you me MIUI/.AII, Vrlno fiOu. Mouoy r*'
>I,AHriCIUN(l, llMiiont mill Hlone WolU.
(JolUr»ii «|)i'olitll.y, HuilKliintlini uimruiii
load,
Ilium. Mllhl, WonlHeeoiid Htrout.
'unitiul If mil MU.Bo.1. HuM l>y Oily I'lutnnnoy, 1). H,,
Illume,
Wflr Vulrvluw ATUDUO, frutn Fourth
jerTlio front of VV, L. Uluck'n real- Uruet up, la of no uxpuniu to lliu town.
dbnco It having n two-otory porch odd' They Imvo neither oluatrlully, HUB, nor
ad. Tho supports arc of stooo nnd wiiior,—t<xci>l>l that which (Iowa In Id
turned posts, amV wo hfivo alrondy oliannul In tho oontro of iho unlmprovud
hoard quite a llttlo favorablo comment. rond-bed during ralm. Wo Bim«ont Hint
Ihoy put In n turbine wheel mul munnInauru wlili the A. H. riilllltia Co,,
uoluro thttlr own
JJax tlolt Uulldlng, Atlitutlo City.
-f*T '
^-rwstessvi
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C
ELWOOD p. -JOKES'
D. B-OQUET'yA. Prop.
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I?<OltHA.nKAft rtewalxirOoin bungalow, nil
OW. for Bale,— n good oho, nix years old,
JP o.)iivoiilencoj. Lut lOti x 160 fret. (Sil(,.or
Blvlnir nbilit uvulvc quitrtii of milk pur
nildri'tu; H. 1C. Klutf, Tulrti aud iirupu nu.,
AUo, u double barrel breach' lending
.Hummonioii. dny.
nhulgun, No. 13. John Heed, Wulker Uoud.
E. IT. ITR, Y
HOUSE PAINTER
AND DECORATOR
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SBT Fjred;v8pruKua und family spent lancD, N. j., were guests of Mr. .and
a few days witb hia.siBters, Mrs. W. F. Mrs. DanleL W.escoat, at Walnut Nook
Bakley and Mrs, Margaret Petora.
Farm.
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HAMMONTON, N. JBO YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
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cross.
OK' BENT.' Hnnao and ground will be for
,
will h
find Moiilo-Slrcidi. — Address. M l K g M . A.
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St.,
Philadelphia.—
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•"V Orator." Jnineu E. Marline, ut Uulon .Hull.
,*'iiexi Friday VveiiniB. Coroeoll !•. •, "
^1®" Mr. and Mrs. Geo. .Horn," of De-
CENTRAL CASH STQEEI
Harry M, Wallace
OUSE Lot for sale, on Pcncb Street, and
anotaeron OropeStreet. Inquire tit thU
H
office.
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portaDt.businesa.
W.H.
Insurance Agent
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Write for our booklet
KVERftBANKINC-FUHCTION..
For Sixty-Two Tears
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^y and HsJJe'r fronblo,
AMMONTON V lt« Prettiest.: See Mr, -iev*lbepi. pDCkurdMtreeU;-'-" •i'i.---'- " -••-'—-- 'l)»cV«hb,- rlienpMitlJm:- Plneulea
tor"- thf- Kldn»y§
H BWaln'V Bonvenlr'postal cards_2Jn-
a-choice:wedding- gift.: - • -. -'Saaiyrd. & Btfanett make. -
OF N E J ' E R S
^ JERSEY CITY.
~ JfiT'Watch -qut-forannouoccinent In Jt 18 Bam.
regard io tiebetafor the lecture course. T. MlJllRAY BASBi;Tr^..h»<M'*lllht*''jyari^
lor Hammonton 'the second week: In
UNION TRUST CO.
\VilH»m H. Tatt
COA.L
We like to sell
THE HOWARD;
—-They give satisfaction. -
J : r ; ,23 centstO $3:
CJihiidreii's
B
*|'t '|
'., , We lave practically.
-..-. - everything'needed in?.
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lor Nov. loth, when rabbit Bt-asoir Wi
of Watches, Clocks
:.'..'-.and'Jewelry..
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t
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-.- -Work- guaranteed!
Fresk Eggs
v
IT>OB' 8AI.E. a Roil rnDl?e, In good condition:
J Mra.B. G. Yocumj Bug Harbor Eoad and
.;v : : MapleBlreot.
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•-,;• • • •
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Itepairing
8HMH-*'?i'SfejforV^
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Anderaon"is- 'drlvinef a
-floe large covered delivery wagon.. •
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Silverware;
The newest things,
^bought this Fall, in
irotice t» Creditors 1
t»iate of DominjooBioooppe, Deceased.
Pcrsnautto the or0er of Bmannel C.
F' mef, Surrogate of the County of At
U"'le, this <|ay made on the application
o!~n<ruud«rsigned, Adpiinifltratorotthe
>n t| decedent to pxhibii to the subsbribr
• r r under bath "or affirmation^ their claims
For .Boysj !M;en, iaiid Women,'' at prices
in- from
F
•*0ba«. Sorden'B little son, Lloyd,
is quite ill, ;.-•'- '>:;: ~—--,—~-^-:-, .,..•'•.•.
~ J The New Monthly—Income-.-
S^5",Workingmen'8 L. &; B. .Aa'eoola? " S&* Mr. Lester Beed:'.Ada.mfl. son of
tion 'meeting-nest Monday evening, ' . JOB. E. Adams, of the Penna. R. K.,
jfAMBONK'3. "A. ftw dressing inquea at 25 and 6. Henderson ^eecoat, .while .tour-'.
" [•thefrPierce--ATro;trBicerrvi8Hcd
-t£B~jMles Lizzie pufenacht;h epending her week vacation .at her tnotbot's.. •-Beo'iLaiatlvo Couth. Byrap «lw»T» brlngt anl<1'?
to congbi, coldi, hoanenoM, whooping caaga
^OK 8ALE.—A C3lia«.: Cyphera Iffff M6d«l 'relief
bronchial and throat Uunblo. Mothers wpoc I.
Incubator. 260-oBU onpfloity* jsopa as now. and oil
recommend It lor chlldrno, a* It li pleuant to
Price J10."T. W. Vare, Dollovue Avepua. >. ally
tako. It (• gentlor iMotlvo.- Bhonld be la orory.
le-^The Btreet Bpriokler i« otitr'of :homo. QaaruntoM. Sold by City Phurnuwy, D. 8.
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corn'mi^aion ; BO Is the Ice cream jreezet^ Bh3ub, Prop, .:
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Mr. Bottomley is the newly
"elected Secretary and Treasnror-oMheG^^^?^«^r^'Si«^
Orator,''
JninOT E.JJarllne, -at "a-1*" "°" HammontoD T.rnet Company,— la here
HexvErtday:<i3temnj[.i.Cpi»e_aii.L
fpr hnsipess.,. He comes from
denly, :andflreawere ainecessity, j
day. -4
bn p.riable lo enASSETT'S DahlittBare in
theofflebon ^
:tirwlb-''
the
.Olvic
Club
'next week, "BB
lag.
ME, Vfto. 3. Sfack ^nit faon«l.v^o.inr carpepters baye taken possesaion ol
lending to move back; toi'liBinmou.ton
On ^the fall, to all Club
yearn.
MlH« Hnrloy.'wnB oun of .tho most
popular young liidleH of Hiiniiuoiiton,
nnd during hur lllnoaH, with typhoid
fevor, it Hccincd that everybody wan
Intcroatcd nnd mailo dully Inquiries
cnncurnliig lior. For Hovornl yeurs tlio
poHtintiMur'H th'puty, nh« won the rer
Knrd of nil by tho nllUblo manner In
which nlio unit tho niiiucrouH nggrnyatloim of the olllce, uiul tho unfulllnp;
courUiny with which uha received tho
too fn>/|uont ciuiHclcsH coniplalntn.
.' -AB'tin-uullvo iuoi)iLILT, of Bt .Marlc'H
Ohimih, Hlio Will lieinlBHod In KM work
and |(H rooroHtloiiH. H u r Hiimhiy
Boliool oliwa of llttlo Rlrlu mourn tholr
IOBH,
Funeral norvlcou wore held at thn
homo, on Third Htrvut, TuuHilay evening ; u requiem lu Bt. Murk'ti at novon
o'clock Wednesday morning; burial
Horvloow, private, at 0.30. The Houtor,
llev. W. H. H to lie, uiul former Uec, Ilov. 1'uul l'\ Huffman, and Hev.
K.' O. Aloorn partlulpated lu lliOno
Horvlocii. Threo brotheru,—'pr. Halvor,
Harry and Wnlluuo llarluy, ami J-oRoy Til ton won) pall-bearorn. InUtrmeut ut (Jroonmount.
We, with hOn(n .of other Trleiitlri,
tender to the nllllo^il family our wlneeru uympathy.
EverylEing in Hardware
\
Points,
Oils,
!
Brushep,
iiude^erj thing for tie Luilder.
H. Mci). LITTLE.
Daniel Webster Flour
CoHts more than otjier flours, but tho 'value received*
more thari"eqimla the higher cost. You will obtain
greater returns in many ways. Your bukinga will'
bear el< quent Umimony of this. Your broad will be
more yutritioue, will have a fintT flavor, will remain.
Bwewt and frebh C o r n longer period'; that annoying
dryness will • b«. /ihm<nl, jtp your preut relief j your
bukingH will bo inuturially oaait-r and fewer in number.; and u, lout'or two more'may be made each time
without the four tbat they will IK-come ntolo.
, • Daniel Webtttei flour will nmko conuiderably more
bread than an cqurl quantity of any other flour. It
will do all thiH, nnd tb^re is'.no need of further argumentn. It will ploiul its own OUBO an cloquentlj am
did tho renowned man whoao name it bears.
Don't forget tho name Daniel Webnter.
"Once Known, never forgotten." Sold by
1VI. X.. JACKSOM A
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He Rehabilitated .Our JNational
Reputation.---—-,
NECKED
COURT
' witch.
ABUSES.
Mike QiUigan entered one o e Bronx ^police.- stations the -other day7hZ ^u^ P"^ out .Some abominable
thief had swiped Mike's watch. It
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Btch but more 1
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bpen^
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S^en *> MlchaeLbjLfather back In County "ClareT— —
re told a very Btlrrlng story of its.loss, and the lieutenant on tlio desk.
Bjery.muc-h Impressed. - _ « Well. leave no stone unturned
•red th* United - State*.. Banner
. From th* Dishonor That American
Criminal* Had Brought Upon It.
, 1 Readjusted Consular Servic*.
• It was chiefly through the Influence
_M«LfltJbe Instigation of alr.'Taft Jbai
the recent rehabilitation of our national reputation In China was accomplished by tbu establishment of tho United
(States court lu China. Until Mr; Taft
became a paramount figure In the far
«ast scandalous conditions bad preTBlied ID Shanghai and other cities of
-r<Jhlna~wbcre-the-tJnlted-8tates-exer«l8ed-extfa-<err(torlul-rigat9.—{Jndesf
Able subjects of the Dnlted States, men
and women,- bad degraded the American flag by using it as a cloak under
OW15M
BtefprHe
erlcan-Eharpera.. gam
tiers and promoters of questionable
echemes lind long worked iu conjunction with discredited lawyers to their
mutual and illegal gain. . In various
instances these . criminal endeavors
ulileJ aud ubeited by
-fjM»salar-offlcers,-who-were-aismlssed- —
ftom the service. The former practice
of adjudicating all causes In which
Americans ...were-parties: In .consular
BE5TB
...
'I expect that's long enough. Got
It all ready for a fellow to tike?"
-"Yea; take a seat In this chair an6V
caller, beginning rapidly to remove— -hfB-eoat-and-vesfc—"f
^pull a porous plaster off my back.
; James\zWliItcomb;
^
Carman, though comrades of long:
standing In art, did not meet until!
accTmost unaelfl3hly"brnvemau I knovi
ua^'ienrro—otirer~reisult"liraff JomnnrntltBly_3aeantly._-It_gafl— la..
and will carry the constitution of th to provoke their angry contempt la Washington, and the Canadian poet,
head Is fully six feet four
.". - " whose
Dnlted States In hli very blood.' loos.'.-.;. '.. ,.
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Inches above the ground, was walking:
Taft's election will be an assurance
parrot politic* will not do this year down Pennsylvania avenue with athat the voters of the United States a
Serious questions are before the peo- friend.
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determlned-to have-In the White^HOUK ple-fordigcnsslon and settlement Tub
ObBervIng Riiey approach
and?
one whose presence there will bo li He attentloa
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Itself a pledge of good government,~6 from them either by the-witless chat- met, the Wa8hlngtonlan_tQgk_occi"''"T»
ien>riRn*rots or tne theatrical tricks "to~tntHSince tnem.
nnd. educa of[doKngofftes. ..ThisAugmorejLMt. Struggling with suppressed erao-tloB-the-laareate-ot-chHdhood
court for China. Lebbeus Redmond IVEN WltH-SENATE OPPOSED. tlooul advancement aud-of— projrespTed; h i p ^ o y e s - t o - t h e ^ p a v e m e J B t •nd
proBixrlty
In
the
material
affair*
Wllfley of Missouri^ who-had-been Mr.
ually permitting his glance to travel
-Taft's attorney general In the Phil Ip- Admifilctrtrtion and Enforcement of of the. republic.
AND DEMOCRACY, upwartJ, as though analyzing a pewpines, WUB named as. Judge.
species of skyscraper, and with an exL«W* Would B. In MI«-H*'r,<i«^.Th«
Mr. Tnft from the flrst took a deep
Would Ot Suicidal For Colored Man to pression of inimitable drollery, ejac:
Tr«*iury
Would
B«
'Und«r
Hla
ulated:'
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personal Interest In the work of Judge
' Vote For Bryan.
"Well,- by Jlmmlny! Your parents
Thumb— National Banki Would Be Th* Same Fcath«r«d Nuluno* Tha
Wllfiey and his court In a way he
One of 'life greatest negroes this must
8cr«*ch«d
In
1896.
hev' trained yeou on" a trellis.""
at Hia Mercy.
enpervlsed Its work nnd was frequentIn 1008, an In 1000 and 181)0, tbe dom country has kuowu, a leader of hla — Sunday Magazine.
ly appealed to by Judge Wllfley for adNobody with brains enough to get In laant yolce In the Bryiin_.cfllJlp«lBtl-l race and the honored....conB«|nj|iL._flf.Ylce 08 to procedure and ..other detnlls.
out "of"i~ blizzard" can haVe patiencii the vojco_of_rhejja.rrgt. _JL J8_JUBt- u, 'PresIdcnVjflraiit uud_J*9crctary..JOIsli,
Judges-Have Troo^
—The_lack..of, adequate _law8-bampered
recently mi id f "it' "would be sulcidul
Jodae Wllfley, hut by proceeding In ac- with the argument so complacently put •brill, just as Insistent and Just aw for colored muu to ^ote for Brynn. foreT ........... . • • " '• • " '• • ". •.': "
Prisoner—No, sir.
cordance with the common law he forth by some of the Bryanltes who mennlnglenes as It' waa twelve years They have nothing .to hope for from
Judge—Have you been In this court
quickly made tho court effective. With- want to humbug others Into believing ago and Is bound to become quite as the Democratic party, which, hus dls- before?
in a few months after the court was what tbpy don't believe tbemselvcB- wearisome to the public.
Prisoner—No, sir.
In 1800 tho sleek, green parrot of fraucblaed them lu tbo south nud
organized Shanghai and other cltlen In that Rryuu can, do no barm should h»
.Judge—Are you certain?
which professes to regard them an
,China where conditions were such as be elcvtcd. The usual way of putting Bryanlsm teetered to and fro upon bla unfit' for the ballot anywhere.~~~ ThePrisoner— I am, sir. " " '
to require It were thoroughly and droa- It is that there will be a Ilepubllcau comfortable awing; and screeched only chance for tbo negro la with tin*
Judge—Your face looks decidedly
"Free silver! Free Btlver!" That waa
ttoally cleaned up. Sbyator American
Republican party, nud It .will be a aad familiar. Where have I seen It be'
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lawyers were disbarred, BO that the senate aud probably a Hepubllcnii the only phraae tbo bird could utter, day for the negro when a Republican fore?
house
and
tlmt
Bryan's
hands
will
be
and
lu
dismal
Iteration
ao
exasperPrisoner— I'm .the bartender in the
•amblers, disreputable women and othpresident
will
bo
elected
without
the
er offenders against the law were de- tied eveu If bis tongue continues to ated the people that they grabbed the votes of negroes having helped to saloon across tho way, elr.—Harper'sWeekly.
prived of leKal.a«pport. The reputable wag— certainly n poor reason for elect- noisy parrot from hla perch and cast place Mm In power."
him Into the garbage heap.
American lawyera In good standing ing a president *vt>q were It true.
In view of the fact that Bryan himSummer Boarder—You wrote wo
But the plumed nuisance survived
•Ided Judjfe Wllfley. Heavy Ones and
But It Is not true. A grammar school
self bus. approved negro diiifniiichlnr- that mosquitoes wore nowhere- In thetarns of Imprisonment exercised a de- boy who baa studied the constitution and appeared In iho mmpalgn of 1900 ment "In tbc south there can be no neighborhood.
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terrent effect upon tbc Jawbreaker*, pf the United Btatca knows that O with n brand new acream. This time1 d o u b t - O f ' I l l s attitude Bliould he bt • Farmer— I rcck'on, , there's someit
was
"ImperlHllmiil
Imperialism."
many of whom summarily fled from course Bryan ns'm-caldcnt i face of i
mistake, pardner. I must o* writ that
n
To tbo unthluklng that nlnrmlut outcry elected to tho proeldency, while- iho mosquitoes
China before the court could bring
were now here In tho
aouUicru Democrats would roKord
sane
congrcsa
could
not
pass
laws.
Bu
•was
momentarily
terrify
lug-,
HURgestthem to account for their mlsdeedn,
northern neuro votes for tholr candi- neighborhood.—Judge.
the
whole
mlnilnlHtrutlon
of
,
nutloua
Ing
throncannd
tyrants
bent
on
opWhen Mr. Taft was In SliniiKlml
dates as an. ludorucment by tbo iK'Kro
lot fall he waa heartily thanked nnd lows. Including their enforcement preaalng the people. Hut It never raco of fioiitliern treatment of the ne . "What nro you paying for ppotry
Congratulated- by th v low nhldliiR which In at lcnst as Important as pasti •cared Ihe aane people themselves gro.
to-day?" tho long haired man InAmericana there for tbe pint he hnd Ing them, would be In hla bands. Hi even for n .moment. They knew It
-t IB liuponsllile to believe jtlmt any quired. .
taken In removing tl>c stl^nm from would have tlio treasury under hli was the same old parrot alnglug the icgr.o who lms Bind led Intelligently tho
Tho editor glanced at tho cloudy
the American dug and restoring tha thumb; the national banks would b( •ame old tune with merely a change dilatory of !I!H race will 'go Into the rolled manuscript In tho visitor's
hand. .
, ' , . , . •
good fame of tlio auUlonnl ivni)it> in the at the mercy of n comptroller ' of . tin of words., To every challenge to a dinting liooth nnd cnot n ballot I u favor
"I'll -have to consult tuft Janitor,"
°"ent. In hlS speech before the Amor- currency appointed by him; tho forelg: cudslon of real political iRSUca thv liar- of Hrynn mid ij|»-:ilimt Taft nnd Hliorrot made |»ut one reply—"Imperial, oian, the Itcpulillcnu oundldnten-tlic ho Hald. "Wo are not buying hoavllr1
Icon association in Cblria he paid i
high tribute to Jiiduo Wllfloy. unyliix policy of tho government would bo dl laraf'-'aiul iiKaln tbe feathered pout cuudldntoH of the parly which opened at present. Juat a llttlo now . and;
then to accommodate our friends. Hut
•octed by him, and mnlmenadors, ruin was torn from hla perch and tossed
In pnrt:
.ho door of hopu to the colored IIHIII, wo never buy It In loss thnn ton- •
"Our government waa fonmute In the ators aud ooimuls would be turned b.v Into the Junk pile by the public whoxo which nave him Ilio I>n|lot mul mife- pouhd'lotB.".
. . : . ,
•election ns tho n™t Judco of the ooun him. Tho iirmy anil navy would be uii patlcnco ho Jiml exhuiiHled.
lilni In Us ime In every, ntntn In
With hla Inability «lth«r to cliiirm 01 gimrdu
of n gentleman who hud hnd four dor hlH coiiimitiul. CollwtorH, pouting
which Itcpiibllenna rule.
"I am going to marry your ddu'gh- •
years' experience In the orient im nt- tcru aud other otllclals of the civil ncrv frifflilen, HO rudely demonstrated In two
tor, sir," aald the positive young man.
Ice
would
be
nominated
by
him.
Wblli
torney Benural of the Philippines mid
aucretwHo irlulH, mi ordlnury ,pnrrot
"Well, you don't nood to come to,
*rho wont to HtiiiiiKhnl wltb nn Intl- he could hot cutabllsli "a tariff for rev would liuvu iledU-nted lilmuelf to u fuMr. Oompcra botruya <Iliillncl »lj;n>i mo for sympathy," replied tho father,
euuo
only,"
ho
could
mako
things
mucli
ture of nllent inedltutlon on the follleii if Irritation |>ccatiHi> noboily tliliilin It "I have troubles enough of my own."'
"'riatc'fcnowl'rdeu'of the method of nnli>n« In one udniliilatnitloii the princi- •moothcr and easier for the t-laao thai of talliluK ion much. Kilt the Ilryui'i worth wlillo to got out an 'Injunction
ples or the eominon law of the Hulled come buck from European trips loiulcd iwrrot.ls an cxlriiorilliiury pan'ol, nut Agalnnt lilN vpcaKIng lilu mind to (lie
A roan applied at tho factory for *•
•Btnlca with the ti'mllllo.m mid n, M dl with nil Bortn of luxuries inircbnsoi' on ordlnury oii<>, and ih«. funipalKii of fullest oxto it. Ho will dwtiKon In Job. , Amongst other questions, tho
tloim of » foielgu (-oiniiry, I1|H |«(||ev nlirond to tho detrlmout of Amerlcnr JOOH llmlH him. perched aloft iigitln Novombcr (a I ho fact (but thero IH n foreman naked him why ho loll hlu' i
In rulnliiif |,IK|, tUa etuudnrd of admlii labor.
with another acrced wbcrowltb to af- Brunt gulf Itutwucn Ills purllHiui mini!' last 'place.
Then lie could Pliiimh any hank t h n ' fright tho timid anilnmuno the thoiiKhl •ml tlio BtrK'tly cuinomlf iiiirpoHt'H jif • "Well," ho- replied, "thoy< inked • m**.
nloii lo the bur and In proinotlnjj tli<<
to ploaqo lanvo, and I didn't Ilko to
Ylgoroua prosecution of Amorlcnn vln might offoud h|,,i liy ubl K'>I'"B Into hi: ful, Illn cry this ycar~and Ita acceutn labor unlo:iH.
rofiieo thorn."
giinraiitue BcliKiue, jiiHt in uliow Hint It him been > rehcuraed with
(
lators of law, which eliminated from
that ooiiiiiiiiniiy mnny undBHir,,!,!,.
,i trfiiNiirer, <lovi>rn(ir Ilm< rary patlenccr-la, "Shall tho jieoplrf
Tlio
T1I7AU
propOHlClon
thnt
eoiiB«r\
1
"Hero, my poor, man," imld a kind:
chornctcra who hud hpoiight dlnKrni>i< liell, niiinnliml the liilnrnntloiiiil linn' ruler |t lltii (bo pnrrot'p voice to per, Atlvo liiinltn dlionld pny for the fullnroi
"lion tlio nnmo of Americana in the of OonlKnto. Oliln,. to malic n dcni(,;i 1 fectlon, nnd, though It IH an empty an of n|iecM\lnllvo iKinliii vt'Ill not 'appoul old lady, "luiro'a n quarter for you,
Mow, don't go and iiprmd It In vll»
cltkn «,f ciilnii. enimot but commend Btrutlon of tho uiiiiumtoe I n w for (In bin ow.i betid, lie accoiiipaiilen U with to thn thrifty depoMtor. "
Irlnk."
Irself to liny one Inturcnted In the Kood Dumoerntlv Denver convention.
nn uprollliiK of bio «<yi-H thn I nilKliI
I "Thank you, ma'am,1' annworoS thoOh, yea, llrynn could tin hurm HI ncore people If they could forget for
name of the United Hluten nmoiiK the
I'nlillc inviicrMlilii of (lie rnllioni! .rnmp,
heartily; "I'll not. I mippouo
CliliiCNo people mid with onr |,r,.n,r(,,, iniiKh Imrui Unit It inl|-h| in!:'.. Hi,. conn a inoiiiuiit tlint It In only u parrot would "'III $1,(K)(I.(I(I(),(KHI to tlu> imlilt
you wan a-roforrlng to tho wrotchod
of other eomilileH who live In ciilim " (ry many lunjf yearn to n-Ki.'i'r lYoiu uerceeh, nfler nil.
dolit, but \Vlllliiin .Icnnlnprn Itryui itulf lh«y 'an at the Dun Cow. inumY*
(ho daiiiniie done lij- four yenm o'
The volixj of tin) Hryun purrot la nn (loonn'l tvii|'i-y nlMMit u I Into tiling |||,. Ah,, hut . I'll KO to <ho IllaoK null'
cliiiiigcd. it in my running, inonotoiioiisi tlmt.
trade MiiKlnnd |M iiliirined n K n l > , llrynn in ||,,. While HOIIHC
rhuy Iceop tho rlfilit aort thorol"
Hut Ili'yiin will do no harm lin-miKi- iiiul iiirlncUtiiK In the'note of cliii'erlt.v
«>t t|io pliyilcnl deterioration of "hei
i'/in votcm., u III nml«'--41 ...
. . , . . ...
uii It u'a«.Uvulve yoiuti iii;n, .'i'lii' tienmi
..."Biainivrg«d...cluuH«.nlv • In thln-lnml lit . . . ,
1
leim filicide of "Free nllvci'l" coulil uu •"|ie»'rl<-m unt<" w l i l m n i n peer In Hi fnntii' .droHiKiH. In tlm hotter gnidun,.
liroldetlon tin- rule of uoeliil progror. VniiMn (li« American pt'oplf nn I'ohut t
eluet HH tliclr |ircHldi;iu W i l l i a m |1 mlxloiid (lie people In 1NIKI, Tlic nlnnii niiniliciMir |||H di'fi'iiiii,
iu Unit of emergence ,,,,,1 pi
\vlil(i' hint Ihu iirofonmc.o. Thuro IH.
j
^
,...
Tuff, ltli> cillKllilnlr of III i r<-;r,ili:ic<tt lilt Mcreiim of "liiiperliilliinil" nevec t'.'"
menial ami iimrnl development,
Mtlll n Rood domand for oolorod ilroniitmriy. Hie ImiuirMiil |u,!i;r (lie .(in tili'hi'il their I'o'.upomii'o for n fl;i;;|
llrynu him d I wove red tlir proprr l"l UN. Tho Olliiion nliouldor In vory popKt
ll
1|
:l11
lr
1
1
ular,
ICmpli'o dronno;i nro oxtoniilvoly
—A lar(fo niulorlly of ntlniiH adinlttnd'
7 " l" " " ""' " ' "' "''" • MKniicut In H>i«t. Aii.l (ho Hlirlll. In (lo lieluci'ii Jiinrnlj'Hlii and |ir<Mi]ierllv
<« (lip jinrl of Nnvi 'York aro under four-I
fuaturud, 1'rllioonn oltocta are
.IV'-V ''""'• " l! <' I* '!'»• IWIDI Ifiil »UI:IVK »:i.)••'!(, "iJlmll i!u- ,T
It In hlniMclf.
tren yearn of ncn,
tnktin In goiiorouii qunntltloa.
Danger
-White House.
THE "BRYAN PARROT.
•
L
-..--.
You conlcnSeaR^hls Jaw or Wack.
his eye and he wouldn't feel ft?"
_ "Be would know nothing about It* ~
^"Howrlong^doea he sleep?"
About a minute, or probably &.
spared their flags the disgrace that deHW
net.
•T
Sure Cure Wanted.
A wild looking man rushed Into ar
dentist's office, nearly upsetting the
butler at the door.
,. "JOo you give gaa here?" asked thfr~
newcomer. •
We uo," replied the dentist.
It does."
"Sound sleep, •_ aollyou _ can't wakehim up?" '
lean flag. In Shanghai particularly.
stood for national dishonor in the eyes
of.otbematlods who by legislation and
government In Manila Mr.. Taft
-T>rot!rnlty-:to^H
elated—the=-serlousnes9—
of— the—
^ "
" condl
'"
foresaw, the iossf of"
•tandlng In the eyes of the Chinese to
.^whlch _we_jrere Indiffcrently-exposlni:
ourselves by our failure to keep In
check American criminals. Ho brought
-tbe-matter-^o^the-attentlon-of-the-statedepartmonf and Joined with Secretary
Boot. Representative Edwin Denby of
Michigan, a son of the former United
States minister to China; Charles DenJt>y, another son, who la n o w . consul
"general afTSUanguuI:"Senator Spooner
and some others la ah endeavor to remedy condition*. He exerted his Infln-ence-to-obtalrrtlie-passage-by-conKress"
"Thanh you, sbr/' said he. « 'Tw»8
a folne watch."
Mr. Gllligan went borne and thereround his watch. It .had slipped onfc
from beneath the mattress.
He hurried to the police station to-the-poMce*-further trouble. On the way he came
across a gang of Italian laborers te»r
p: a
, *? ?treet for 8ewer Purposes.
coll ye Me'IXwoV Z<ord, an<
•do not'the things which I say?''—*
Imke 0:40.
'
. •'"•'.' •
Jesus is either a force or a fraud
:
Hfs word Is truth or it Is.' nonsense
His gospel-Is
-of silliness. He is either to be foil
lowed or not to be .followed. —It H<
ia a captain whoso -.commands ar«
'•commendable-and'practlcablfr-or-ar
untruetwortby leader to obey whom
'is the sheerest senselessness. Then
'.la no middle ground. ; Christ is a wist
man—the. eternal wisdom of God—
•or a fool;'.a vlslpned statesman or a
•Visionary; a religious leader beyond
'•compare,' or the most illogical and
'nlcn ffhfl'^riB
mo^e on with
, be discredited
> The church Is not tho kingdom
sava as the church labors for the
consummation of the kingdom. It la
not an end in itself. It Is a means to
.xthe^attainment of divine conclusions.
Tho trouble has been and is that we
have mistaken theology for Chris^tlanity, tho organization: for the life,
the "membership" roll for the test of
membership. Quite otherwise.la the
wind of Christ. The test of member'
snip ta not how warm we make seata^
or h'pw loud] we sing, or how vehemently we pray. Tha;flhal testing la
the testing of service. Do"y'ou worR
Qlcious. bocaude it miniaiors to self'
, - The Work of the Spirit. •
_JThe-gr«atJW«rk of-tha-Hrily- Spirit,
what is-it? T» make Christ present
with: us/ Look at.tKe, discipl«s3;:;they
loved.Him, but ^they were.under tho
powee..-Qt.the- flesh. .The..rule of tho"
3eah had not been broken, and Chrlat
could not get a lodgment in their
hearts; but-He said, the Holy .Splr.lt
will come, and r will come again to
you'(in the .Spirit) and the Father
:
and.I will take up.Our abode with,
you. The Spirit's work Is .revealing
•QodandvChrlstln our:-very hearts.—
Do you
-soula to' rejoice? Do yov regard Andrew Murray.
yourself TiotriBBfyour-brothe'r^B'Seeper
He 18 AH in All.
so much as your .'brother's' brothert
all to thee; If thou be hunAre~you:^-tru»-to- Christ?-—Have—you
:
keenness to serve''.the''King? "1 •'•'• -" gry,. He Is bread; If thirsty, He Is
,"Why call' ye Me Lord; Lord, and water;, if In darkness,'He is light;
do not the thlnjfs-whlch I easl" The It naked. He Is a robe of immortal*
I
question" Is 'as llmeiy and applicable "-- ""' Aueustlne.
as It was when. It was propounded.
.For there iiever:has.heen a time when
the church more' largely was-cogniz- ••"• • - • - lip serv. '
Christian Endeavor.
T?OPIC FOR OCTOBER 4, 190S.
ship.)
HAT Is supposed to hare been
God donghts iving.
^on
the, blessedness of giving. Therefor?
of his Oyster Bay summer -home.
the measure' of ^Js giving (a only Hm: Ity
Ited by our powe^'to resolve and our The bullet whizzed! harmlessly , over
ability • to., expend ,properly. When wo his head and he put spurs to his
are able to give all-that we are and 1 horse 'and galloped-aWayr—He~wa»all that we haV6" to Hlfti? then, of a unattended at the time. A little later
surety, we shall receive, anything ,that an armed man, evidently a lunatic,
we In any way need If we ask for It was arrested in the vicinity and lockIn-falthr
But if our consecration of ourselves
to_ tho_scrvlco—of^aod-ls-gonjulnej and- —ArThlladelphian-informs-the-poHce
wbolo-heartea, we shall long to "be of that he believes the youthful highservice, to. others and sha'll long especially for gifts which we can employ. wayman who held up and robbed
In tho service of others. Wo shall then nearly a thousand persons In the
find .that the first requirement, of our •Yellowstone Park was his fourteenstewardship la that wo Bliould obtain year-old son. My, if this turns out
all the' Sifts which God has In store to.be true "there'll be more Jokes than
tof us In order, that^weimay be 'rtblo. J3¥fir_pourfid outjupon Jhe. timid itourto do alT the gx>od that'.'He wouWTfave Ists.
,
.
"
-:••::-•-.-"-.:---
Tho wish of earthly parents to glvo
FOR OCTOBER 4, 1908.
.Jack London Is the latest critic of
through-near 2bo6' years1- has; pro-1 sultful and helpful labor than she
good gifts to their children Is vory the
President, saying that Roosevelt ,
claimed Him the Incarnate mind oi to-day.^
^
strong, because. th.oy love much; how 'doesn't
BONGS
OP
THE
HBART—X.
"OUB
-understand-^-evolutionr-i-The-T'
i,;the glorious embodiment of the
The Protestant church is in danger
jnuch-more.strong .musChe. the desire Trtlglblg-llBtB-for
the Ananlasf-Chirrara
j'-^the-mentor-ol—that-can :befat-theTJfganization of the .Psalm 116. '(Consecration Meeting.) every • way ^abundantly because "His still open and will not be closed unr
:
• tHe'mlnd as"the Sav'iour'of the soul church; ridden with a priesthood
love Is Infinitely m'oro' tender. What til next.March.
•of mac. Saints have sung of Hit shorn of compulsory authority and
wo need above all thing,-) .Is.-trust. In
The summary glvsn by the trans- Him,
After
all.
the
best
w'ay
to
get rid
a
full
confidence
that
HR
desires
Beauty, philosophers have yielded In whom the authority of\the Christ lators of lms
m laIs tnl
this nt)Dle
noble psalm
this;
homage to., the purity and profundity is^ top precariously admitted to re-, ,.Tha psaimlst professeth his love and to supply all our. need, and^Js .fully of Castroiis to encourage a. revolu•of Hta thoughtrsages ha^^reveled In smj _^
ablo-to do- so.-•;—-,--.....-— .'
•
tion that will really revolute. ^TJncle
' HIa--.wl8~d6mV."martyrs, have died for too largely; guilty of.-hiring men..to.. gtudleth;
to bo thankful.." The..refrain' - Why. Is It hard for us to trust and Sam need not take a hand in it, of
:
Him.
We hiye^oeclated Him Alpha do thalr work for them — at salaries: of ttio psalm; which shows the purpose believe that God gives frcqly all good course, but at the same '; time he
.thlnga-to_tho3f, that aslc of Him? Tt
—J "
he Peeinaing ana thr uu --lliu averaea that are-nn
lusult to | Of - .because we so often yaslt .1" vain, a ship or two should be loaded down
"
sena tneir . found inverses 14 and 18: "I will 'pay Is
an&Tithat Is bejjause we ;«o commonly with :guns, -and _. ammunition In an.
employes to do—rather than^ of call- myu yows ; unto thei Lqrd"ndw" In. tha asOC-lnsalflshhess.
or In vVilfulriess: we
And yet we fall to practice HIi Ing leaders whose, business it sh4ll| presence of all His people."
of course,
-what we want,;••-without'; r?fer-; .American_port,_,why—well,
trl>thr"to^pply"Hte~1prrn~cTpI^
considers his mercies rei •want to
God's
will.
want to re- -Uncle' Sam " just can't know eVer>Obey Hlfl' mandates, to trust Hit sins, vitalize .the virtues, clarify, the celved from God, and particularly this, ceive gifts that vi'o Wo
_
cap .enjoy .our-. . thing;^ihat Is -going on.
wordrto Use tha-Jlfe thatHe coanselj-thbifght,Inspire the minds; IntenslfyiLthat. when he was "trreatly afflicted"
,-fS rather than gifts .that wo must
:
as the OB!/ life that eternally is the spiritual conceptions and'percep- and had been ."brought .low" God, had
••••
::Approximately
^lO^per
cent,
of
th«"
•>•=•-- trust for fJocV.. tb'Kb "empToyod
»•_ *.*__ _ . « _ • « . . .
w«_ .« __.._ A. _ • rri~- *i_ __ __«_ *.«.'*.-. -_*.m*^.-' •--.••—•**-^ j"'*^iir*'-'""»r^i. n AlnAn jiJltl. FTOoftDly' tnG pS&ImiSt 10
TrorthL_
the while.-- Wji^elevateHim^tlons-of-thesons" of. God "wKo'^are"
In His service .and -for tho pood,' of entire receipts,of tHe British- Qoverntrouble had
•upon a pedestal of dominating prom- members of the church of Christ.' JJ
others. We 'do not_recognlzo the ,ob- ment from taxes are derived-, from
inence,«and then we laugh at Him. The church of Christ is-full of uiHuT ^ him he,In' turn would do some Illations of bur stewardsTltpT
two sources-^-death duties and the
"We" Join His church. n.id theri we and -women''who have their names i ficiflc thtncrs for tho - fflory of GocI
One
evidence
of
our,.
lack of 'ntncss income tax. According to the report
"•"
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MX
a
i
- • i t t l a V e v r r a e n t H B I f f i y ^ W e ^ B W s a r ^ e a ^ t y ^ ^ p o i ^ l t ^ ^ — ' • -fmMi-XtfirftKf
Km^miifK^f^s^ ^^^^ ^ ^*^^^^"
under His control, and then we de- than that "It Is'pfilltlc or'proper
and declared :thafc are mostly pejltloffs for tomporaT awd. the fiscal year ending March 31 lost,
very,; very, thankful
• - • • - jiersonal^ hJessIngSi; _ E_opu. _cJPtmnif._ the- gross—amount^-that -passed^-at
-a*rt Him In every hour Qfjtne test. J bplite or profitable socially and c<
" ' 'lhen^Wj&jMnder.2y>JbyLm"en" pi~; nierelally so'tb be --,.-..--,-.,-^-,
:e|ir±ffa^ggioSa;:thaiL
.
_
^
. '-not
______
they ch"eer"lfie Ch'rlsC' gone ciuTbf the most of. the meetings n nf e Pf faith and love and good works wolfnre.
jrn^ chUjren stun^Ud_.for. lack of any death duties about $?2,500,000._.
' We are amazed at the paltriness ol of the church, the gatherings tor jf GodjvllLonly-grantiasJiis;aldi=but sucli
Arid" yet It. Is nomatlmeg,
the~church's gi'lp ua'aii organlzed^ff^Trayei^re^enerHly-BC^r-y-^nd-cold^^
tn'rnrry nv^r Into proaa. - - . thinggT
pToduceii-—
us to be floprived ot gome ^of same government .
hi--f.
upon- humaalty compared and uninteresting that they are'.a perous, easy times: tho .same feeling of t!ic:-:u
taxes on
$159,000,000.
These
two
necessary
things.
II
Is
our
duty
with what It ought to be; while the distress to earnest pastors and a.re-, dependence upon Qod and of obliga- lo pray for them; hovx-pver. but when' ••wealth, which produce : two-flfthsot
ewoop of tho influeaca of Jesus Js be. flection not-Only, UDOJI the Intelligence ^tlonLto J3od fo_r_His_mercies._JWe;are fv?." jiT;i!:e~~»uch - material requests tha the iBrltlsh TGovernment ".'.'. receipts
"IsoiclngirniverBlE.l.'" We are^astoundecj ^aM "spiritual experience,rTbut:alao:a!ino*rcady to ascribe our deliverance chief
burden of our prayer* we make from taxation, are virtually unknown
_ gratitude
_
_
^h»t In an age.when the Lord of Llf« upon the
of the"church.
j from trouble or our increasing nrosvery Kro'at mlstakp. Th«ro nro other in this country, save where an opcai'The reason for" tils is ~no~t far to ' Perlty. when prosperity comes, to our attiine-s
recelves greater
homage
than
erer
li
:ivo "should \atua - much mpro slonal State imposes a small inherit:
ovrn
efforts or to some other agency,
the" jreach:of;yearBi We church of"th( "seek The laity and not InfrequentT.ove and faith, . hope - and
tead
se el
G d
ha a
^?
,°J 8tu. a"»
° '%han " f 1„'"„
'V
Lord—the organized ..body .that bean ly the clergy, have been so busy seek- We
tlpri, humility aiid loyalty, i ance tax.
y tto he
a
_Hls. name—Is being weighed in thi Ing material success that they nftpr
have to carry
**** *°
J Hdependence
" £" ' "2
be 1nioro to- us than ovon our
n n a
nof
the sonae
on lally bread
tn
because our iplrltual na- •
God whlch comes
i'iaianr.o of intelligent criticism am
to
.us
In
times
of
tun;
IH
Infinitely RrcatBr than our;
declared wanting. •
•••-•.
the manner of the Master. The dol- 7™ b ™' a throu^ life And e.pe:
But-it-Is-not-strange.—Too—loni .lar_has.supplledUso^many.wants that «™*\ Ue h^veBmade any promises i.hysii'iil nature. And more than aty;
—=
•.-«=
—•—
Tiave you, cried, J^LordLj/ord.I! Tho men have ceased to feel »i««»-««»««i««^—-—-?—=—•
—
tt has KCCp l l l d l l «ll C L U I ! ? . VY O Ukll I4«t:vi LU
world demanda' performance as wel .need
'
'.for
— IT-- -TJ^=
rni^irf*..—
ARK TO JBwill In the world by the ostab&a protestations. Tt tlres^fTSe pla been declared Impossible for a nation Pray for thankful hearts and for
RUSALEM.
ipnt.
of
the
kingdom pt Christw as
• litudlnous..- It expscta me,n who pro- to believe Christ, disarm nnd be pre- fidelity to our wt-A of consecration,
_ nhlnf Jcslre _of_pur_ hMrU. « 8-Sam.:6.: Print 2 Sam. 6.1-12, Lcar«
fees to love the good to be somethlnt served 'against the rapacious' agres-i : jrhero_lslno_command -ln_tho;.BIblo
.ot --ht!-.fai'fHfiil""aa ".it«warda ~\t ~in
.r
than-pious.
'=• For -the ,„,
piousnesi,-slons—of^he-armedr-Businegs-nien-TioncorninB^thoTTiaklng: of TOWS, but
verse 12. .Read 1 Chron., chapters——tie.-irta- we attach jnor» lmport»no»
•of the day is 'almost synnoymoud have declared It Impossible to follow the tendency of devout souls to mako
13. 15, Ifcur
own Interests than w» do to th»
with the .most. dangerous impious' Christ and succeed.' The beat" we vows in recognized and fully approved,
;
Christ's
kingdom.
GOLDEN TEXT.—Enter Into Hla
ness.
have done, till very lately. In the Th* making of a vow must bo an nn.
sates with thanksgiving, and Into Hla
••>•'• -'Bad men haye a suspicion that bad management of criminals has been tlrely voluntary act, but Ood Insists
•men will be bad. They.ezpect good to Jail ps execute them. The spirit that a vow once made must be kept A MERE MATTER OF BUSINESS. courts-with praise.—Psalm 100:4.
men to be good. They detest ploua 'of the, 'tax tallonlu—the lowest law of There MO a numbor of Instances In,
You must understand that this arB
talk and a pious mien that gets no -JudHlsm-ls rampant in the'settle- the Bibl^of^ersor^ who recolvo^peThe manager of the big store'^stood wan designed to be that part of tha
furth6r than words and loo'xs.: And ment of disputes between nations and some vow. trom O d In
stock still'' outside of the little 'box- furnishing of the tabernacle, and afternations,
-they ar« right.
.._..,.,.,,.
,i--,a- i society
-J--4V-Iandi Its
n members,
~iir w«in- -V/HD of the vows-which God approves •lllce chamber which held— the^telei Christianity. Is as traitflIy.w.uaIs_andjh«JtJellaH8^-J^
phona .of the " establlshnient, "for he' preseric«7waa "to bo most closely assoas^iris TnenT-ientr "irdenler forgotten'the dod Of life In ths ex- Him as our ffelper 'Mln the, prcionco was a very startled manager, Indeed. ciated.'-. God was in Hls'holy Temple,1
that inr.^hloh,-H profe>aea to believe.. cellency of our livings. We have of ttll ^s poop|o." For by makinir It Within
the chamber ho could hear but-In particular In the "holy of holies."
It, petrays'its lord With a kiss* Th« prayed for reforms that wo have unown that wo thoroughly believe that Miss Jones,
Innermost room. And In that, room
the : typist, ape'aklng, and or
world baa no use fpr it and wo ought neither advanced, expected or de- QOJ has helped us wondrously' wo
was the ark, and upon that 'ark beto have none. A world that could Blred. We have thanked God for the shall encourage others to trust Him.
presence.
As with t-.e mount that
.•contemplate It . with equanimity might of Hla power whllp fearful to NO ono itvcth to himself In this pr any the scandalized man overheard:
"I love yoii, dear, and only you! might not be touched because God waa
.wouldn't be worth saving. What trust His sufficiency against tho on- other matter. (Horn. H: 7.) If wo
•shall we say of a church which too slaufht of Satan. We have talked refrain from praldlntr God for His I'm weeping" my "heart away! Yes on It, the ark waa not to be desccratoi)
brotherhood and practiced an Indl- morcies wo shall thereby Influonca' my darling, speak to me once more! by human contact. Sea Num. 4:15; Ex.
.largely practices It?
19:12, 13; Heb. 12:18-23. Only Mosai
Too much have wo cried, "Lord,, vlduailsm that-has brought sorrow others to pursue a similar course, and I love you, dear—I love you so!"
The young- woman rang off and and Aaron were allowed to come Into
Lord." JeaiiB says, "Yo are Mj where there la,no need for aught but God will ho robbed ^ot the lionor du«
Immediate presence of Ood In
stepped o u t ' o f tho cabinet to con- tho
friends If yo do whattoever I com. Joy, and strife whore co-operation *°JIifn; < Mn i.
wlldcrne.in, and only the High Driest,
mand you." Havo wo done His will? would moro thoroughly
- . - - .fulfil
- . the
. . .God IB vory Jealous ot His roputa- front the angry-manager.
a
lineal
of Aaron, waa to bo
amonff men bocnuso Ho known
"Miss Jones," he said, "that tele- allowed descendant
Jeans says "Love your enemies; plans of God, by and with the con- "on
to come Into the linmedlato
1
att t <10
w
r
II m
1
phone
has
been
fixed
where
It
is.for
'bloja them hat curse you; him thai sent—tacit or active—of tho c h u r c h *
" " ™" "0 wl " t Ht;^ sr?h AJ ' HT"
presence of tho ark after tho Tcmplo
taketh
.„„, awaj
^ j t h y cloak forbid not to
The situation «annot endure. • The''.d°P<"">
"P
" ^I, .M J" to^"il °Q£'?,' the purpose "of convenience In .con- •service had been fully Installed.
'
d a
a B
ducting
business,
and
not
for
loVoSpeaking of this Inner minctuary Ood
toko thy coat also." And -Jeaun prac, church must reform or relinquish her ?"
..^
"
H(
i?^act"
No
ma"
b n
f
B c
tlced Hla proclanxatlone. He was the claim to primacy and to the prlvjl- 'hh00 ^ ^t rivoronce God win eVer making In office hours. I am sur- said to Mose.i, "There I will nioet with
friend jf QM. He did tho will of tha egos of leadership. Baying "Lord, become like God and to develop a prised at you. • Don't lot It occur thee, and I will commune with thno
from above tho mercy scat, from beFather. They or joined Him, He bo. Lord," will mako her acceptable ||konoss to God Is tho nupromo «oal of 'again!"
•ought forgiveness for His persocu- neither to coming generatloos nor to n u m n n \\(0
• The young woman froze him with tween the two cliorublm xvhlch ar*
upon the ark of the testimony, of all
tore.
li
her bridegroom.
Vain repetltlohs
one of the most ntrlklnK features of n glance.
•.'.,'•'
,
which I will K'VO thco In comAnd yet i In a land blessed as ia are valuelesa to produco results/. Ac- ,iur Lord's eharartor wan His constant
"I'was ordering some now music things
unto the children of Israel,"J
•ours with the heritage of twenty con- Uon only is < qualified to .transmute recognition of God In everything. The, from tho publishers for No. 3 depart- ouindmcnl
(Ex.
25:22.)
.
turleu of Chrlatlan teaching, cultured Ideas Into achlovomonts. To do Hla author of tho lOplntlo to thn Hobrowa ment," she explained, Icily.
Thene
things
IH necessary to roI auotoH na ono of tho Old Toatament "And then tho manager'felt that this cull In ordor to It undorntand
and controlled under tho gospel ol work we must do His will.
what th*
Joans, tho beat theory ot peace that
Jeaua gives ua a picture of the end prediction* concerning Christ the «ay- waa a cold world Indeed.
return of the uric from Itu Philwo can practice Is that which bids ua of the institution or tho man guilty Ing, "I will declare Thy name unto
istine cap torn must have meant to
to bo prepared for war. The vory of Ilp-aorvlce or of lukewarm adher- My broathron; In tho mldHt of tho
pious Inracllton, and to understand tha
. HE KEPT THE .SECRET
•church which alnga tho praises ol th« , ence to tho propagation of the tr,utb. l^Church will I, »ln B prnlso unto Thno.
Koverlty of tho punlnlimont moled out to
prince of peace la strangely silent be- "Not ovory one that salth 'Unto Me, I <H«»
2;
ia;
Pan)m
22:
2Z.)
irxxah.
fpro the, militarism of our age. Pro- Lord, Lord, shall ontor Into the king-1 Ollr -rollglouH iifo belong* not to our.
When tho teacher was absent from
Also ton nhould call to mind tho two
thn schoolroom, Hilly, tho mischievous critical oucatdoiiH \vhon u tho people had
paredneBB for ww haa yet to be pro. dom of heaven, but ho that doeth tho "olvoH nlonc' bu ', to ?," jJ10,,1? *'
von a Buarantao ot peace Indeed « will of My Father."
He forocaatii ^1"^^" S n^." m
"Ji* we
« ar« boy of tho class, wroto on the black- been helped by the presence of thn ark,
mercy,
namely nt Ilio rron»lnfc of tho Jordan
haa boon Quito otherwlae. It la • tho fate of those, Insincere and paltry
.,
obligation to nhow forth board, "Dllly Jones can hug tbo girls arid
at the nnlgn of Jericho.
jiolthor effective nor neceaaary. ItU Christiana who stand before Jehovah Hla morcy, to testify of Ilia lovlilff bettor than any boy ..In. achool." ,
Ood cluiHO to nudoclutfi 'lllmtinlf |n a
.purely expedient and never final In at tho groat aaaUo.
Upon her.return tho toucher colled poeullar
klndnonn to un-wurd,
way With this ark. Tho poo- •"•• .
theory or. In practice, Joaua' way la • It la to ho hoped that Jeuuri' plehim up to her desk. " "William, did pin nt*<l«d
noitin epcrlal symbol ol
4\ Uottor way. It. all • the nrmamenta turo will not provo a photoKraph of
you
wrlto
that?"
she.
asked,
pointing
(lod'n
prennnce
an a support for their
A traveller, .recently returned from to tho blackboard. "You, ma'am."
•of tho world were wrecked . thoro us. It la not nocouaary that It should.
r«lth
In
Oort
and Ood cho.ie tho arh
would bo a ourer guarnntoo of poaca Wo ahall bo ^ocronnt and without ox- India, wan relating hla Improuiuonn.
anld nilly.' "Woll, you may ntny oftor HM the- mont helpful and leant harmful
"What n country that la!" hq ex- school,"
than thoroila to-day and greater proa- cuao If It shall eo provo to be. No
aald she, "afl n niinlnhmcut." symbol. that rouM he Riven them.
porlty.. . .
man and no church need call upon tho claimed, "Thoro everybody koopa
MKe all other thlngn lined In Old Tesfor
Jouiia' theories 'havo novor had' on Lord In vain. Ho who hath called ua
lumfiMt tlmcn for thn purponn of lielpwan to look aftor my
InK thn people to know and under*
honest opportunity to • provo their nnd'upon whom vro call la both will"No," oald Hilly, "Got JnwodT"
ntund Ood, Ihe nrk wnn a typo ol
•Worth. Thoao that havo boon tried, Ing And able to perform through ua pipe, Ono brought It to nio, another
"No." "Whut did eho do?" thoy ChrlHt.
. '
. .
however llttlo, Iiavo rovoalod the wla. offoctlvo service (or tbo-wolfuro.and filled It, ft third '••lighted It for n»«~—"
nnkod. • •
.
. . .
' .
. '{That a vrry real power iiccompanlod
dom of tho Lord. Whoro nation* tho aalvatlbn of Indlvldunlii and tho
"And tho fourthT"
"Shan't, toll," B ald nilly. "hut It paya the prnHciu'fl uf thn nrk w)VH inane .innnU.—.
have couaod to war and havo brought raco. .Qod uummons u« In Chrlat to
"Tho fourth . amokod I t , for mo.
font "In thu.'evlln tlmt befell the PhlllNto Rdvertlno."
their •dlfllaultlen 'to tho bar of dlvlno- lupromo labor, Ho provides contom- Tobacco 'novor asreoil with me."
tlnrn whinn they onored It an u tplbuU
ly guldod counaol there have thoj porauoouoly tho powor nuceeuary to
(iv Hie nilRht of their HOI|. Driiitoti. A<
found, tlio boat rouulta. . T h e Individ- luocood, Ho onorglneH and -vorinoH
HE COULDN'T TELU A LIE.
to how It came Into their handa, and
"Hallo, FlUy, whoro did you K 0k
unl 'Who follows In the footatopa ol and Inspires and onthuuou ovory aoul
how U troubled tho rhtMntlnon, rnai)
hla Saviour and forrfotu Injury, for* and ovory aoclety that with high' d«- that black oyoT"
1 'Hum, 4, R und 0, and the two flrnt
"Woll.
Kood-byo,
doa'rl"
nulil
Mr.
Injuotlco, roqultnu good for ovll, slro and dodlcatod purpose cnlln upon 1 "Oh, It wnn only a lovora* mmrnil." Truohoy to hln holovod /ipouno, "I vemrn of chapter 7, Krom the tln^o ol
may aonm Impractical, but ho la tha Ilia name,
"Lovom" quarrel? Why, your girl niiiiit go nnd dlrtalo thono lottora—20 Ilio ('upturn of tho nrk to the thno ol
that did tih«7"
happloat qa tho moat honored among
Not "Lord, Lord," hut "Lord, hnro didn't K!VO you
Itttmon WIIH ubont n century.
of thorn—no you muutn't oxpot't mo ourWhen
tho BQHB of men. The man who n u b - . am I, iiond mo," "What wilt Thou
Dnvld hud been made Ulim ol
"No, It w>u hoc other lovor,"
homo
vory
oarly."
Inritcl an wnil UH of Judnh, h« had piuoh
mlta to poraocutlon whlln hla trtiat havo mo to doT"
"All
rlRhtt"
wait
tlio
roMponne,
IlKhtliiR to ilo And It wan'only when .
romnlnH In G o d , m a y loso,hla hood;
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Amandix-—l wliih I know how I, "Hut
I wliih you wouldn't work no Ivn had ronnolldntnd hlH klnKdam nnfl
tin will not loan hla notil. lOxtornal
could
nmlto'
you
vory,
vory
happy,
hard."
mudo
liln nuomlen ufrald to attack him,
forcoa cannot atoal away that life
Kmotlon In tho Hud.
doar, Jack.
Ilajr an hour lator, Mr. Truohoy that tin rould turn hla uttnntlon to th«
•eternal which la tho gift of .Qod. •
Wmotlon baa no vnlun In tha Chrlnrnnewnl
of thn old tntinrnuelA wornhlp.
Jook—Well, wrlto to your father ontorod bin eliil) and out down, with
Tho ,church inuut alttiar follow tlun nyutum aavu na It utundn eon;
Thnrn coulil be no ire'lulmm centre until
•Otiriut or It muut otiaao" to ho. Tho nuctad with right conduct as tlio ouuno and •nak him to double your.dowry." throo others, nt IK card tablo,
people v, were freo to rnov«
"Junt a moment, yon follown, bofora tHe
. roivuon for.ltii .oxlutoitco. lB.,r«ulilont. in,
lh« pnopln wcro frno to movn about •'>•
1
1
'I1KV
fifllt
Hand
IB
aealt.
'I'vo
Rot
to
Ua roeoRnttlon
ot
Illn
authority.
Tha
ly''ono"''o'ou
plo''o'ilt'
'of''ovorV
Mumcountry without four of attnuk.
0. . 0 0 . ' , .. I1\'1T(>I.
. . . .
llowoi', Ul«lt
and IlltVlll
nnvor IH
1(1 IL
It (I,
of valuu
V*>IIIU I
until
llllll
nnnd live to colobrato tholr"goldan I»"H> '"X
word with my wlfo. Ono of
It wan Huvld'n biiHlneflM to fight; It
wadding.
I y°» J» rt ' tnko down what I dletalo: wan bin ilnllelit to worahlp Ood and to
wlllli>KiioiiH to do Hla will, And
'...
'A b c d (i f K li I J 1( 1 m n o p q do everything to nncouriiiro hla poopl*
vlalonn 01 wmor mlnlutry
Tlio
n piano In liont
Thouo lot In woi'oliln ulno,
IHVUB nvr VIHIUHH
nuuiHuy ipondlnn elevation-ot-llfo lu worim
T10 tono of ft
bant when
whou ' r n» 't •u• v• w
« »x /y»is,'. Thoro!
»i
,«nd Impulse to.n sorvlco tho Ilka of '/,,," "uBoloBB| It; la nlmolutoly m- t h « l»»trunn'nt In not. noxt n wall. ;"'.<•» ll'° °« '»* '"l".l!
§unday School Lesson
rri" '^r^ ^,!: ::, .!:'^.^": u-exwu*. imo«.«ow.r. iavo,-y n,.
ia
ankisperjt eovfctal days
in WaahiDglon, D. C.," and enjoved"
ttf-youBo-not,-.yon can flnd out by o very hluiaelf exceedingly well. He1 attended
moetingtrof the; Tuberculosis Associallttle< investigation that
tion ^fnternationaljr-oi" which he~1s ft
member, .nod visited many points of
Interest.
_ ils the very best pnlnt
that was-ever usod ia Hammonton.
(OS-Mrs. Samuol W. «llbert, for
' Tieie we BOO?M» of buildings that yon many years a resident in HdmmoDtbn,
Tsee every day,.painted with tho?
was married .on Sunday, Sept. 27tb,
- Hammonton Paint eight to twelve
1008, at Absecon, N. J., to Mr. Robert
' ', years ago, and looking vrell
-..---- —rT*at-tho-present time. - — - M, Ayars,-of. Sbiloh. Rev. Thos. 8.
.The Hammonton Paint is soldOfor less Brock officiated. They will he at home
?than any otaer first-class Paint. - -Ithaa to.triends,-at Shllon.-—WeJender-best
noeqaa), as it works well, covora well, wishes.
and'vvoarfl well.
-Sold by
Wood'ii Ll?er Jlfdlclno in llnnld form for. malaria
cbllliiml ftY«r,ngiilKto»Iheillrer,kldnrjiand blad(JOS. I..TAYLOR
d»r, bring* quiet relief to lilHouancm. ilck-bradacht,
Flruant to t»ko. The 81.00 bottle congonse.-BlgaJtnd_Carriagp'Painter. . coBotlratlon.
«2K tInieBih»«u»nU^T-of-tha6Qo_jlM. JFlrat.
oiD brings relict Its tonic «fltct8 frit at onco. Bold
Second and ^Pleasant Sta.,
by City Pharmacy, D. S. Khoni), 1'rop.
Hammonton, N. J.
ME. EDITOB : We wish to express
JGtEO. A. BLAKE
our gratitude to tbe Bremen aa^ theic
helpers, who responded BO nobly to "Our
call on Wednesday, Sept." 23rd. Alpd,
---^"Work-Finished asjor_Agreement.
pJoiiaoeiteod onr heartfelt tbanbs to all
"•fnrnfsfied. " JotibingatfijnledTtcf the filends and neighbors, who have
: j>romptly_iBpx-532—Local Phone 806, pfoveino~ur~C!iitt'~:Hiey are tr'nly,
-Corner-Egg-Harbor-Road4andL——
"friends indeed."
Cherry-Street, Hammoatnp.
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W~Iistl)f~uiicaTied-foi• lettersin the
Hammonton Post Office -cm Wednesday.
.Sept. 30, 1808:
Bmlding Blocks1
REPUBLICAN OFFICE
EonuBonton
Mr James DIclison
SI I KB Maria Appal uclo (2 postals)
-KHJEIOST-GliuappoRerllnn Inlnrn Ur
Signer Pletro Bobuoru
.
Hustle in your orders.
Persons calling for any of tho~above
letters will please state that it.hat
been advertised.
;-'"• "' "~~ THOS; C. lEajyasB, P.M.
Others are doing
Independent,
Phone — No. 682
Terms, $1,25 per Tear J $1 in Atlantic'County!
• . To be seen at.tue yards
CHAIUJES E. SMALL'S,
——Walmor-Streofe,—
Samples at J. B. SMALL'S^
Cor. Second 8t. and Bollovno Ave.
Another victim,—a_fl^nished pjrc.. —tgp Last wfle
with a.little child, came to town, rented dnct of"Deacon"Giles"'ibistiliery"—was
—a-room for & Week, and- proceedcOoi jplcked^p on_the corner of two streets,
Rev. Djr, JW. iS^^Crowe; of
canvass the town with a furniture p'ol- last Sunday eveningTana "cafried"bomer
York City, a lecturer of
He was an American, a son, a husband
and
a
father.
Suppose
it
had
been
wide reputation, will address
for a few moments, and on their departure, several articles of valuo and a lit- ybnr boy; would you advise me to vote a meeting in Union Hair on
L.
tle money • were missing. They were to perpetuate the saloon 1
OOKS Added to the Good-Reading Libra- Tuesday-evening next, Oct.
arrested .and given a bearing before Jusry : "Tbo World's FamouB Orotloup,'
" " -"
Ten YolnmeB William Jennings Bry,
j, Friday evening. The evidence -Edt
"-MrarWl
__
did not connect them directl£_wlth_tha.
1
-Everybody-invited;
AlgefT 1808
bpt imnrn Rfi nnar to it that they MMOD'eTVicuiry/
ono cent « we f
DlKeet.
Ladles'
Home
Jon
Weekly.
Literar
-^rere^given-twenty-fonr^honre-to-get-oot- nnl, KarmanjrF
Painless Extracting.
Local Phone 633
of town. They went. Since then, we
t6g~ Tbe regular business meeting of
PB. B. BOVNTON FltijB
see that probably tbe same party visit- tbe Civic Club was held on Tuesday at
ed Clayton on Tuesday,—only left be- Miss Cora' Baseett's. A social followed
fore their major operations were discov- the business, and Mr. and 'Mrs. Baesott P'Dpnnell's Building,
Hatamonton.
ered. But searchers were on their troll and daughter gave the Club a very Office Hours: 7.30to».(H)n.ni.
....... ._....... an< if, oru aooto7.00p.m..
atlast report. •-—•———
-pleasant evening. Miss Wilson orEvenlDES by appolntmunt. • •
-ranged-a-very-pIeasiDg-entertainmentr
B
, Whips,
Trnnkg, etc.
NO.4L
HAMMOiNTON, ST. J., OCTOBER 1O, 1908
Republican Meeting.
Harness, Blankets,.
Done neatly and promptly at the
Hoyt &
VOL. 46
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Hammonton Concrete Co.
MB. AND Mas. Jos. MART. '
jVEodels for every figure:!
Worn-once—always worn
CQNCEETE
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Fa1-
DEWTIST
Bank Brothers' Store
O matter how far yon look, you'll never see better*/
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clothes than we sell. You don't have to take our word
for it; somebody else may offer "the best clothes made," and
IhinkJhis worcLas-goocLas-our§.
Glothes, and thaFsettles^it. For~aTT-wool quality,
for excellence of -tailoring and' correctness of fit, there's
nothingTto-match4hem,
._
The new colors and patterns and fabrics are fine ; snappy,
styles and models, clothes for every wearer and every taste.
LtoJ^;J^
_ _______: _
tl <lnw«r.1ovnrn' git nn nnil tntCfl nnlilnR Whea
It IB introduced next year. Mr. W.. K.
At Ti. W. COGLEY'S.
Hotel Eammontcn
In pan owner, and Invites tbe public to see It and served all with cake and cream. Av bin Bellevue Farm.
bout forty members were present.
Opposite Penna. Depot
Mrs. flLSetley, - W, Second Steet
^Brooms
If business is good,'
Are Bomewh'at" Ibweryfn "pnce^
Our a'saortment
is quite complete.
.•>'
Insist upon haying our Ice,.
( ,
made from Hanamonton's pure artesian-•well water.
advertise^to-GETritr =
IceLMkniifacturiiigL€o^
and can ,fit_y-ou-Jn_
ICE SOLD^IN ANY QUANTITY.
Hnrnrnonton, "NV J.
John J?x>aschv <Jr.,
Furnishing
Are very scarce this year.
We have, just received a
^car-ot-real-nice —
Clipped Oats.
Try them;
yoa like.-
JOS. E. IMHOFE
'Cut Flowers.—Euneral Iioslj?ns
0-bodC^ts
Any Style of Shoe
.ANTON PJEiS, Proprietor,
CentraFAve., Hammonton, K. J.
Large assortment of
'. „ Palms, ^erns. House Plants,
„.,
ALL lIODEnN CONVBKIENCEBi
in Froih Flowers, Wax,
and Embalmer
WATKIS & NICHOLSON,-
lorists and Landscape Gardeners.
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ft<
BF"
rk-
Ice Cream
All JPlavors
JOHN A. HOYLE
Twelltp St.. between railroads. .
=^^=^^.--£SoVTFhone 001. -Bell 47-D
Hammonton
Hammonton, N. J.
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A.11 arrangements for burials made
andoarefallyorecnted.
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8tyle or make not_.lDHfltogltwill be cheerfully ordered -for you.
COAL
Hot Water and Steam
LUMB\
and that'ls
Oortright's Met^l Shingles-
Pies, and
Hot Air and Gasolene Engines
Bieakfast Rolls
For which .«fe aro .
Bolo Agent for Oammonton.
••• • — /.
•''.'.'
They iire Beet and Cheapest
25 N. Third St..
-
Ilumtuonton ,
Plumbing in all Branches Fire liisurance
. . . .
Capital,
#60,000
Surplus and Undivided'
Profile,. $28,000
John W. Roller,
. Ilnrnmonton
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
SPECIAL T
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Bellevue Avenue, Hammonton.
BOTH PHONES
A GOOD REASON.
lliiiiiinontoii I'coplo Can
You \Vlij II IH Ho.
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,
, . I:. I I L .
Mortgage Loans,
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Atlantic City, J^.
SANITARY MILK.
It.....lias Simply Gat-to-be
floor
G
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f
f
O>»t will »Uy on* f
nnrl
•"<• how
u-.LOOKS.
AUCP
"vU vnmiflh
TWIIIIDH Jnj
tloOD
Scratching, stamping, moving furniture
nCfoaa |t, aweeplng it, washing it, everyone
of these repeated-testa is endlessly seeking
a ooft spot or a weak place in the floor's
finish.
KYANIZE FLOOR FINISH
1
will stand it all for weeks and weeks. It's
made for that purpose. Seven beautiful
colors nnd clear, nil the same grade. Good
for nil Inside work. Booklet Free.
H, HoD. IJTTLE, Hammontoji.
Tlio;Wlnolow Dairy In furnishinir It* pntroua w|th tblllc
pro(|poo4 under tlio moab
•unitary nondltlona. Every
.........nccnutlou la taUoiito Innuro--------».-•
olonolluoM.
A NEW BARN
r
A NEW HBED 01T CATTLE
Dully open (or fnipuotlou,
Sanitary Milk, nnd Know
you are Getting tho Best.
WM. H ROIIJNBON, Manager
Carnival at Atlantic City
Bank Brothers
Bellevue Avenue,
.
Hammonton
.-The home of Hart Sehaffner & Marx Clothing.
Monday, October 12th, 19O8.
"Xcavei^Atlantic City '(Soutli'"CaroHnaA^e.) at 10.30 r. M.,
Electric Flat Irons!
For Egg Harbor and Hammonton.
30 Days Free Trial
Military, Industrial and Civic Parade at 2.00 P. M,
Fireworks and Mardi Gras Festival in the Evening,
Dell phone 7-L
If 3four biinln«HH. IB not worth
rtlahiK» y«m-li
advcrtldo it I'or
Men's Suits, custom tailored, at $10, $i2-5oand
Men's business suits at $5, $6, and $7.50
All clothing will be pressed and cleaned free of chargeif bought of iis.
The famous Adler Kid Gloves, for fall and winter wear,;."
are ready. Price, 95 c, $1.25, $1.50, $2, $2.50
Returning after the
Oorrci poodencv Bolloltod .
Unrtlett Dulldlng,
,
fall
Dosno'o Klitnejr I'lIU cur« the coimo of dla
c»m, mitl ilmt l« vlty (lie ourm urn alwayi
lollng. Thl» r<uic<l/ (Hmnglliunii nnd tonot
up (ho klilne>>, lielplijK I he in lo drive out of
tlift'liijiitrl )>nlion» tlmt onuno bnckThree per cant intorcetpaid (holioily
ncho, lioid«cli.« anil illflro»ln)( klilnny mid
on time Dcposito.
urlnory oninplnlnK, llumuinnton |ieoi>l« I»«(Ify to perul'Mienl curJs." '_"'""
Ilor. JOB. Trnrucflol, living nn Third HI.
HamnKKilvn, N. J., fajm "Homo tlmo ngc I lia.
gun t^/udcr from ilmrp p«lni through iho
mull of in; luoU illraolly i vor my lil.liuy ruR. J. DYnNEB, Prooidont.
glani. I wn uitnMo |o IInil « oomforlnlilo poM. L. JAOKBON. Vloo-Proa't. • ulllou at night iii'l w*i In it inlxrablo uun<l|.
lion. Oonilti({ la dm oouolunlon ||i«t n<y
W. It. TILTON, Oaahlor.
klilnoyi wore in » itlionl«r«il oondlilon, wirt
li»»lnn R tux or'Dnnua'i JC|,|nof 1'lllr^lii
Ilio houno, 1 \itf an lliolr ma, mid nni jrClii In
It. .1. Hymen
M. L. Jnokxon
w«lk iloitli (own Hint nl|(lit. Dunno'/KMnoy
4). V, Ooj-ood
(JcDi'^o Klvliu
I'ilh «r« »«ry ^uloli In Klv'iig m. r^jftf ul lhl»
Klncn Stookwrll Win. L, liluok
•anoylng IrouMo, mill I <mn coniiilnnllouiily
ccaominenil Ihim l» ullmr pcrroni riilVurluK
AVin, J. BmUh ' J. C, AinUrioii
from klilnay Ir.mlilo, J |iruonral llomi'n.liJIJ^
I Aiidnriuii W. It. TlUun
noy I'llli «(tlio lUil CroM
Safe Deposit Boxes for Eont
tr
Foiriae by
Itellovno Avo..
Olr
Hammonton, .^N. J.
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Copyright 1908 by
Hut Schaffher te MM*
A. H. Phillips Co.
The Peoples Bank
H
Cor. Main Road
and Bellevue
Hammonton
Don't forget our Repairing Department
—MONEY ,r.>
Favorite Shoe Store
ELVINS' STOBE
Wm. BAKER, Agent
Artesian Wells
SMALL'S
BAKERY
r /
They are fine!
.
THE BEST BOOF
Cakes,
Sample our
EATING POTATOES
If yon want coal that will not clinker,but will give you a «oft white nub,
with lota of heat,
we can Btrpply you.
—i-GET— .
CONTRACTOR
Bread,
IWillWork
R. WOOD,
i- Traffic Mauagcr.
G. W. BO YD,
* Gem-Passenger-Agent.-
Sftvo your Complexion.
SHVC your Clothes
Suv»? your Temper
Save your Health
Snvo your Money
Suvo your Timo"
Uniform Temperature
No Dirt
ffl never too Gold
In never too Hot
IH alwnyH iWdy
. Nocde no Roheiiting.
Hammonton Eleotri^ Light Co.