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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-07-12
NUMBER 40

puts into the mouth of Truthful James:
Do / sleep? Do dream2
Do wonder and doubt?
Are things what they seem,
On are visions sbout2
Is our civilization a failure,
Or is the Caucasian played QUIT
The aforesaid declaration of the high
Republican official is, in words and
figures. as follows-to wit:
..The so called guarantees relative to
the open door in China are not worth
the paper they are written on"
Jupiter Olympus! What are we COM
ing to? For many moons we have
been told, with frequent and monot-
onous iteration, that the achievement
Of the "open door" was of itself alone
amply sufficient to secure an fmmor-
tality Of glory for this Republican adj
ministration. At the annual banquet
Of the merchants and manufacturers
of Baltimore last spring l heard my
brilliant and expansive friend, Hon.
Charles Emory Smith, postmaster gem
eral Of the United States, Iaud it to
the skies as the summum bonum OF
all diplomacy and in rhapsody of
iridescent rhetoric place William Nc
Kinley and Mr.. Secretary of State
John Hay on the pinnacle of fame for
having negotiated it General Smith is
a handsome man, a prepossessing gem
tleman, an artist in the use of words,
and he enthused his audience and car
ried it off its feet, or, rather, out of its
seats on to its feet, as he pictured in
gorgeous colors how we were, one and
all, to be made rich beyond the dreams
Of aYarice by reason Of the "open door,
policy. confess that was so wrought
upon by his flights of imagination and
eloquence that | began in my mind to
figure out the date when / could quit
practicing law and lecturing and go
to living in clover on my part of the
diyvy of the illimitable wealth to come
to US through this much yaunted "open
door," lived in ecstasy for weeks
afterward. Now comes this cold blood
ed. heartless, unmaginatlve, matter OF
fact high Republican oficial7 at
Washington and pulls the underpin-
ming out from under General Smiths
air castles in China as ruthIessiy as
blind Samson pulled down the temple
by pulling down the pillars that held
it up. ] feel a sad sense Of personal
bereavement as l see my individual
portion Of wealth through the open
door" receding in the dim distance.
And so 1.-The guarantees Of the open
door are not worth the paper on
which they are writtenY' Too badl
One by one the roses fan. "The high
Republican officiaI' who ruined Gem
eral Smiths speech and blasted my
hopes ought to be prosecuted for leze
majesty.
The Ticket.
1t is useless to say that Bryan's nom
nation is a strong and popular one
Also the platform is strong and popu-
lar. 1t Is generally conceded that the
nomination of Adlai E. Stevenson for
vice president strengthens the ticket
greatly in that section of the country
where it most needs strengthening.
A conservative estimate of what would
happen were the election held today
is that the Democrats would carry
Kentucky. Indiana. New York and
Delaware. thereby electing Bryan. and
by handsome majority. and. as the
tendency is constantly in our favor.
he may sweep other states which voted
sgainst him in 1896.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-07-12

SAN Jose scale Treatment

Spraying al intervals of not over ten
days from June Is to Sept. 10 with
whale OH soap or kerosene and water
is recommended by one of the stations
for San Jose scale. 1t may be remark
ed, however, that results in the use OF
kerosene have sometimes been disas-
trous to trees. and there is much differ
ence of opinion about its adyisabIiity.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-07-12
The Trnmn,a Advice.

She was standing on the front porch
reading the story paper, which had
Just come In the mail
Madam" said Meandering Mite,
did see you brush away tear jes'
nowT'
'S'posin did" she returned. ITS
no business of yours
Il spoke In kindness, lady. You amt
treatin yerseIf right to cry an read
both ut once. It's double strain on
yer eyes. an you might as we'll listen
to my hard luck stories an save yer
eyes exclusively fur de weeps. If you
likes touchln stories, lady, here's yer
chance to have 'em brought to yer
door, an you needn't pay 80 a years
subscription In advance, neither. It's
de chance OF yer life, lady. to trade off
cold victusls for pathos. Washington
Star.
II destroys ones nerves to be aniia-
hln avfsf.v f7o To tfa sastfe human no.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-07-12
pAv1p CIrY. NEa. April j. lgoo.

DAVID (ITY, NEB, April /. Iy00.
Geaessee Pure Food Co Le Roy, n. ",
GeEtiemen:-I must say in regard 70 GRAIN-0
that there is nothing better or healthier We
have used it for years. Ny brother was great
coffee drinker. He was taken sick and the
doctor said eotfee was the cause of it. and told
us II use GRAIN-o. We got q package but did
not like il at f st. bat now would not be without
it. Ny brother has been well ever since We
started to use it. Yours truly.
LILLE SocHoR-
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-07-12
@ HI. RICHARDS,
DEFECTIVE EYEsIGHT.
Three Common Conditions That Call
For Correction by Glasses,

Three Common Conditions That Call
For Correction by Glasses,
The three defects of eyesight which are
most commonly encountered in otherwise
healthy persons and which can be more
or less perfectly overcome by means of
glasses are nearsightedness, farsighted-
ness and astigmatism. These are all i'm,
portant, for besides the discomfort and
annoyance of imperfect sight the involun-
tary efforts which the sufferer makes to
see better strain the eyes and not only in
jure them, but also give rise through re-
fiex action to headaches and various
nervous disturbances.
Nearsignl edness, shortsightedness or
myopia, as 1t is variously called, is a con-
dition of the eyeball, usually a lengthen-
ing, in consequence of which the rays of
light are brought to focus in front of
the retina, and so the object is blurred.
This condition may exist from birth,
but is usually the result of too much and
too early use of the eyes, as in the case
OF students, engrayers, women who do
fine sewing and so forth. Thus we may
say that putting children to work at some
of the kindergarten exercises, such as
perforating and drawing, is in double
sense a shortsighted procedure.
Many nearsighted people refuse to
wear glasses, preierring 70 deprive them
serves OF slght Tor everything beyond the
nose rather than to inJure their personal
appearance as they thlnk. Inns is an
other snortslghted poilcy' Tor besides los
ing much Oh the JOY OF existence Wnich
comes from seeing the oeauufui things
Sport ana above US sucn persons are very
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-07-12

The MANY Woues OF the FettIcOat.
Once more the white petticoat, es-
sentially feminine and dainty: is with
US. displaying its snowy loveliness in
confections Of finest muslin. lace and
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-07-12

II destroys ones nerves to be amia-
BILE every day to the same human be-
Ing Beaconstield
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-07-12

A recent declaration hy q high Re
publican Official II Washington recalls
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-07-12

l trust the day viii never come when nation
lighting for liberty viii look in vain TO the
American people for sympathy and aid. These
ENJOYS have honored US by coming to seek om
sympathy, giving Us as Americans the opportunity
to assist them TO gain that liberty which is SC
dear to Us.
It is to our honor that the Beers have come to
US to receive our sympathy. It IS hard to under
stand the feelings Of the man who has sympathy
for the Boer cause but who is eoncealing it fol
political reasons, When a young man, heard 2
very able sermon which has always elung BY me
on the text, ''As he thinketh. so he is
Why should any American citizen who feels fol
the Boer fail to express himself as such? | do not
see how one can do other than to choose the
cause Of the two republics in preference to that
Of monarchy
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-07-12

''Nanted.-A lady TO superintend the
education of a little girl Apply between
the hours of aud at -"
II was in answer to this advertisement
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-12

half a length in front OF Gonfalon. who
ran disappoindngly. Sanders finished
third in the first heat but went 70 the
post the second time sore. The closing
race resulted in a cIose finish between
the California colt Advance Guard. who
was making his first appearance on an
eastern track this season. and Mayor
Gllroy, the verdict being Advance Guard
by a nose. Summary:
First race, 800 added. FOR 2-yeaT-olds.
selling. FIVE and half flrlongs-Eage
field won: Farmer Bennett second; Shark
third. Time los IL
Second race 800 added. for 3-year-olh-
and upward. selling. one mile and fur
ong-Compensation won; Prejudice. SEQ
and: Precursor. third. Time 1:53 IL
Third race (the Kearney handicap. for
3-year-olds and upward, heats best two
our Of three. 81 60 added. Of which 600
20 the second and $50 To the third: six
flrrlongs-Flrst heat: Charentus won. Mr.
jersey. second: Sanders, third: Goneai2n.
fourth. Tine ia IA Second heat: cha
rentus won: Mr.. Jersey. second. Gonfa-
lon. third Time 1:i2 "a.
Fourth race, $40 adde-t, handicap for ?
year-olds, six furlonzs-Fsr Rocks way
won; Cold Heels, second; fnshot third.
Tine 1:I2 -
Fifth race for s-year-oids, oue mile
Advance Guard won; Mayer Glroy. SEQ
ond; Tarsng. third Tine ia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-12

to cover by the operation of bull pool
in the stock. Most of the gain was lost
in the late dealings. These comprise the
only movements worth individual men
ton on the days stock market. The sig
nificance Of the market continues purely
negative, the determined restraint OF the
speculation marking the waiting for a
solution Of the many points Of uncer-
tainty in the situation. The bank state
ment confirmed pretty closely 10 expec-
tations. the exports Of gold for today
amounting to $4,000 evidently not fig
uring in the statement. The earlier ex-
ports were Offset by the receipts Of gold
from the Pacific coast and the currency
from the interior so far as to bring the
decline in cash resources down 10 less
than $500 900. II IS of special interest 70
observe that while the weeks fixture OF
American capital in foreign investment
has been carrying ont gold IN payment
for the foreign money markets are still
adding 70 the sum Of their floating in
debtedness to the New York market, a.
reflected in the loan expansion, which IS
made on sterling exchange collateral.
Further receipts Of god are expected IN
New York next week on account both
OF Klondike and Australian receipts at
San Francisco, but a heavy additional
outgo to London Is considered well as
sured
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-12
Rain Dampen- Chicago Races.

Chicago. Aug T1---Rasn knocked out all
interest IN the Fort Dearborn stakes a.
Harlem this afternoon. 40 nine y the
eleven horses were scratched t5gt before
post tina Only two were Ieft-Pink
Coat and Eva Ricz. and Il proved 20 -
a cake walk for the former. who Vas
never batter than 70 and : 70 y. me
rain ceased Just long enough "a auow
Mss Bennsts % break the track record
b. cne-haIf secona IN tbs sscond race It
nine-sixteenths q = nile HoEsvsr. TIE
spss5y FLY was put 20 a hard drive A.
the turn into The stretch. where McnsT
Musk got on even terms vita haT zad
seemed 90 have a CHARGE Affrr a HttIs
Urging Mss B@unett won haazIy - .
length. summary:
First-Sfx turlo-gs-s1rn y Won. Mlss
shanleT second. Carl c tttFA Tine
lis -
Sec57d. ni1e-s.xtsenths rnils-BsLss Pen
nett zoa. Nonsy Mask ssc7-sa. FasrT
DaT third Tire g
Third. slsvez-sixssen.hs rsis-EanTis
woa- Wax. sec97d: $osteuar. tbirt.
Tine. I'D "a
Fearth. ons ugs tAe ~. D-z-5ora
Efakesf-Plnk Coas %Dn. Erz g3rs. $50
c11- OzlT &wo starters. Tire 81 -
Fsf.h. * 2neE-AfsxEfs IaFzs WI.
Bsoev Boo. seco-s. CeorElz ,Esr1 Tazun
ia S-S
Sixth. r-sIs szs - Ta-ss-Tsrs-ea ~-rs.
Elzs I&ck. sscass. fsasz Hzr-g. fAars.
Tire I-a IL
Seventh. 90 -sfie-TDz xrr-ar wo1. pan-
g Il. ssosa1. yFA1ke=<ha~. tAird 7yass
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-12
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALING
ONE MILLION CURED CASES
You Can Be Cured Whether You Believe
in Christian Science or Not.

over a million cures OF disease IN
every form are now to the credit OF Chris
tan Science Healing. Most % these were
cases that the doctors had given Up as
sfuc7,-abie" Many more were chronic
maladies that had bsfiled their skill for
years. All were cured quickly; some were
cured instantly. The evidence on these
facts Is simply indisDutable and the cur
ing stiu goes on Thexe can be no mis-
take or misstateneat about II. The
hssIers and tEeir work are IN the public
view. As c. s. healer my May mar
Vicious cures have startled the woil3
During the past g years I have healed
diseases Of almost every know kind and
II every stage OF severity They Included
many surgical cases where operations
were otherwise threatened I cured cases
that were far away from ne. as vel as
those near at hand. And / teli you IN
Ike manner t1a+ wherever ycD may
Oval. and whatever be your bodily al
ment- OF whether one CT many physicians
have failed 70 give yoc relief. e you -
port the case 10 ne and 50 desire. yol
shall Re cured. Tais Is 70 vain o. iSlA
promise. Ny past success fEilT tusttis<
L. You can b cured whether you te-
EeTs II Christian Science o. no. You cza
be cured whether II THIS city or thous-
ards % niles away from re II CIR
Christian Science Healing distance q oe
10 account: disbelief Is not zzy zir-
dr-ace. dlsaPpc.nt ments q tas past o1,T
make stronger grounds for hope Al you
really 1ee5 g TIE Elsa % De les 81
! have fust published little book T.
rerz-6 % tAis blessed trute c2I@1 4
Message q Hea3IA ard Healing II yog
Erite u re ! al ElE1 Sad you 3
COPY FREE I gives Ea1y infsrss.szz
facts ard convincing t.sst1loaszls Il
close Scent stamp Pr postage S. Il
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-12
Good nny's sport az Detroit

Detroit. sfch. Aax IA razpss %
icng shots zsre VERY r1geb a ssiasncs
az winasr- to-day Nfss Ee-iwDo5. open
iaz ~ { sfo !, zas haeked Own - = %
/. and won the arE: raea easily. Ms
soak r. sas faird. ste9 az q Tag ssce.
won r. tess same wzT.
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Ms sax. Uea Czsssaras. re,a15. FElaos
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Fg.rta Fses-az fsrss~rs- Iaueraiaf.
yau. TSaxgss see -. EEpfs2. tsir1
Tine IL
Tlfsh raca-stese- e-hssp. sherf .aprass
r<yrG T.area-s1ze. Waz ss.eEglsz. ssoas.s.
zsfsi. tA3-s T1s. -
ssr~a rao~-4ss Al tE-tT Tarfs;
cara Tvposzy. vs.. 1sv EsA eseees.
IAsts FAzxis. s.fra Tssas. 10 81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-12
SOLAR PLEXOS BLOW
Was Given Grain Market BY
Government Report.
ALL CEREALS DECLINED
Selling Was Heavy for a Time
to Local Traders.

Chicago, Aug. 11.-Grain markets fol-
lowed the lead of corn today. That mar
ket was given a solar plexus blow by
the government crop report, which was
much more favorable than expected, and
closed at a decline of IA cents; wheat
&c, chiefly through apathy, and oats de-
clined sc. Provisions closed 5q1z1zc
lower. Sentiment among wheat traders
al the opening Of taht market was not
very pronounced either way, and the
opening was rather tame at 75475l4c for
September, yesterdays closing price be-
ing 76c. There was disappointment over
the government crop report, which was
not SO bullish as expected, but this was
offset by the continued hot weather and
showers in the northwest, conditions re-
garded as extremely unfavorable, but an
other factor made itself felt soon after
the opening-a sudden and radical de-
cline In corn. A drop Of 13sc was re-
corded in that market at one time, and
the effect of such weakness on mar
ket naturally rather heavy was imme-
date. Selling was quite heavy for some
time, principally by local traders who
had bought wheat yesterday in the be-
lief that the government crop report
would show a big falling off in condi-
ton and even after this liquidation
ceased the market showed but little
signs of recovery. The September pr.ce
was hammered down to 751sc before the
selling pressure was removed. TIE 9
was noticeable country selling at times,
and stop orders were received by some
commission houses. The close was
heavy at 75Hc.
Corn was feverish and radically weak
The government crop report was pain
full surprise to longs who had been led
to expect that bullish figure by the COM
plants of damage which have been re-
ceived of late, and liquidation was heavy
from the start. There was a general
selling out Of long corn, with some sell
ing by local bull leaders, and prices de-
clined very rapidly The September
price finally broke to 377sc, but the de-
mand improved after the price had
reached that point and toward the close
the market became generally steader.
Oats were dull for the most part and
showed weakness throughout, the mar
ket being influenced almost entirely by
the weakness of corn. September ranged
from 21Ac to 222sc, and closed sc lAwer,
at 21%c
Provisions were heavy, Influenced by
the grain markets and by the weakness
of hogs. There was very little specula-
tive interest shown, moderate Hquida-
ton being led by the packers.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Aug. 1.-THE leading futures
ranged as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-12
WILL BE A HOT GAME
Messenger Boys and Lincoln Street
Crowd WIFI Play Ball

The attraction az the fair grounds to
day will De : game OF ball between the
telegraph messenger boys OF this city
and the Lincoln street contingent These
clubs have crossed bats before and the
messenger boys were victorious, but Lin
coln street wants 20 Try i again. and
they give assurances that Il IS 70 be a
contest for blood. They have recently
strenE their club WITH neE pay
ers and claim to have a battery that Is
equal 20 any IN the city. They are p-sc-
ticinS daily. ss are also their opponents.
ard an exciting tine IS promised. TIE
latter club say their playing is net unlike
clockwork. and they viii endeavor % iose
the ball The first vhSck out - the box
and Il they don't DO as they Say & vent
be the messenger h0vs' fault TIE game
f. 70 BE- called promptly at go. and al
the spectators who get TheTs before that
tine viii share In the night rase
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-12
.LEAO TAKES l TUMBLE
No Cause Assigned Except
Very Poor Business.
SUGAR ADVANCES A POINT
By Reason of Demand to Fill
a Short Account.

New York Aug. 11.-There was rise
today IN the price of st. Paul and
Omaha of 81 over that Of yesterday on
single transaction. American Tobacco
gained -, Republic Iron and Steel pre-
ferred as much. and Pullman IL. Lead
preferred lost IA In addition to yester-
days AZ point decline. without any news
TO explain the movement beyond reports
Of poor business. The common stock
fell rs to the lowest prize on record
Sugar gained point in the morning on
buying attributed 10 covering of an i'm
portant outstanding short account forced
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-12

mare Lurllls 20 wa~on and lowered hsr
record 81 2oe - hair 3 second. making
the distance n ~ - the fastest ana
tnur record berrtofors fsefng 5as II The
MARI was paced by r runaer. summary.
- troc. pure 8, gs5-8r. Aisdi@rnay
Won three straight heats n AIS -.
2Iss4. zfa Rel June. Flsrb I4ztuinE.
Clso-a. Annie T'rsyll-as ard fadianA G.rg
also started
Match rae. psrr-s 3 -C,rr~0~us Won
two strsfThf hats n 1914 INA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-12

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-12
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

There was such rush of business at
Dold's yesterday that it was greatly
feared some clerical work would have 10
be done today to keep up with orders.
All Of Dolds travelling men came in
yesterday and reported an immense bus
mess during the week
Nickel & Wright of Lyons had hogs on
yesterdays market.
Captain Rawlins of Hutchinson was
at the yards yesterday with hogs.
Mr. Neal of Leon had hogs on yester-
days market.
William Garland of Kiowa had a very
fine load of hogs on the late market
last night. Mr.. Garland always sends In
good hogs.
3. +. Becllham of Burton sent down
two car loads Of hogs yesterday.
a few days ago the Eagle reported a
decrease OF 10000 pounds of meats IN
The DoiJ packing house during a recent
period The same, or nearly the same,
condition exists in all the packing cen
tiers
he exhibit of stocks OF cut meats at
the five cenJers making returns shows
the following camp arlsons as to total 8.
In pounds: