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The state herald., 1901-12-27
HAXTUN.

Will Stay u spsading christmas at
homo having returned from the Sam
Rice ranch Tuesday evening.
Frank Starn took the train for the
County Seat Thursday evening OF last
week rsturning tho following svesinG.
Mics Emily starn who hsa bssu work.
ing 81 aolyoke for aoms weeks pest A.
rived home Friday evening Of last week.
Mis~ Lima Perkins and sister who have
been working at Holyoks for some time
arrived home Wednesday evening OF
last week.
Mrs. j. W. Nys who has been waiting
her daughter Mrs. d. +. Claver for sew.
sral weeks past left for her home near
Albia, Iowa, Friday evening oils.t week.
Mr.. @. Il. Holly arrived here from
Crook Wednesday where be has been
working and spent a couple Of days here
and on his claim north from here left
for his home nesr Lincoln. Neb., Sntur.
day evening Of last week.
Mrs. Dave Tsmploton left Friday
evening Tor her lows home near Albis,
After having spent several months on
their nsv ranch north from here. Mr..
ismplston will remain to look after In.
tsrssis hero.
Q. =. Nelson living north. ~sst from
here lest 4 head Of cattle las, week from
tho effects Of ezra stalk disease. Quist
Bros. hsve also lost several head from
tho same cause. Farmers should use
every prscAution possible to prevent
loss Of cattle from this troubie.
BILL
The state herald., 1901-12-27

The right for Denver district judges to
secure judges from other districts to AID
them in disposlnG Of cases on q crowded
docket, has been attacked before the
supreme court by the attorneys for a
party who was convicted Of cattle steal
ing before Judge Overs Of Leavilie
sitting in tue Denver court. Tho con.
tention OF his attorneys is that the dis
trict is restricted to s Judges and when
q Judge is called in from another dis
trict, this limit is exceeded.
The state herald., 1901-12-27
An Evangelist. story.

II suffored for years with a bronchial
or lung trouble and tried various rems-
dies but did not obtain permanent relief
until commenced using One Minute
Cough Cure" writes Rev. James KIRK.
man, evangelist Of Belle River, Ill. "I
have 10 hesitation In recommending il
to all sufferers from maladies of this
kind" One Minute Cough Cure affords
Immediate relief for coughs, colds and
all kinds OF throat and lung troubles.
For croupit it is unequsled. Absolutely
safe. Very pleasant to take. never fails
and is really f.vorite with the child
rem. They likslt. City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-12-27
Heath and Beauty.

A poor complexion is usually the re-
suit Of torped liver or irregular action
Of the bowels. Unless natures refuse II
carried off it will surely cause impure
blood. Pimplss, boils and other erupt-
ions follow. This is natures method Of
throwing of the poisons which the
bowels failed to remove. DeWitt's Lit
tie Early Risers are world famous for
remedying this condition. They stimu-
late the liver and promote regular and
healthy action Of the bowels but never
cause gripping. cramps or distress. Safe
pills.-City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-12-27
BURLINGTON ROUTE.
Through Cara to California.

The Buviington's through car scrv,os
to California is a. follows:
STANDARD SLEEPxRs-dsiiy. Omahs,
L,ncolp, Hastings and Oxford 70 San
Frsncisco. connecting At latter city with
fast train for Los Angeles.
ToURIsf sLEErERs-psrsoually con.
dncted--svsrv Thursday, Omsha, Ian.
coin. asstinss and Oxford 70 San
FraAcisco and Los Angeles.
TouRisf SLEEPERs-psrsonslly con.
ductsd-every Wednesday and Thurs.
day, Ksnsas City. 81. Joseph, wymors,
Superior and Oxford 10 San Francisco
and Los Angeles.
All thsss cars run via Denver and Salt
Lake City. passing the magnificent
mountain scenery Of Colorado by day.
light.
The tourist sleepers are Of tho very
latest dssiRn. They are vide vsstibuled
and lighted by gas. The seats have high.
backs, and tho s,slss srs csrpstsd
The linen 10 clean and Of good quality.
IL YOU expect to spsud the wintcr in
California. u 1ill pay you to write for
~Californis Tours. i9oi,2," = so-psge
fouldsr which will bs ready for distribu.
tiop early IN November. II contains just
the information the California traveller
nssds-msps Of California and the var
ious routes 10 II; q list OF California
hotels; estimates Of the cost of months
stay; information IN regard TO excursion
trips, climate. out'of.door sports. suit.
able clothing. etc. Free.
J. FnAScis,
a oenr Psss. Agent,
IL Omaha, Net.
The state herald., 1901-12-27

Secretary Long giyss unqualified ar.
proval To The finding u The msjor,fy 81
the court VI inquiry IN the sehl-y es.s.
In addition, hs bandsa slsp to D-ssy by
approving tho omission from We msjor,.
y report Of an award os credit 10 any.
body tot the victory ~ Santiago. Dewey
ssid that Soblry ~ss entitled 10 the
credit, the msjor,iy made no references
10 the suhjro'. sud Long ssid the MAJOR
ity did right.
Before spprovius the report Secretary
Long copsult.d 9th the president, aud
the prssump'iou 10 that the prss,dsst
agrees vith bis view.
The tuo sdmiSals who did the drht.
ing With suns are on one aide of the oop
srovsrsy, while ths Office mep. Who did
th~ir fighting with blue spd red pins on
chart 10 the White house telegraph
room. are Oh the other eide.
10. rommabding general oi IN. army,
The state herald., 1901-12-27
HOLIDAY RATES.
BURLINGTON Route,

Greatly reduced rates for the holidays.
between Burlington stations within 200
miles. Tickets on ssls December "a, %.
81 and January l. Good to return TIL
January ?. Ask nearest agent, Burliug.
ton Route, for details and Information.
or write to J. Francis. General Passsn-
ger Agent. Omaha, Mob.
The state herald., 1901-12-27

A Bona Fide saiavy-si2 Weakly.
Men and women 10 nppoiui agents and
represent ~. some 10 travel. o,bsrs TOT
local sort. sl2 weekly salary aud ~.
penses. Ola established bonss. pleasnp,
permanent positions, rapid advancement,
aud increase of wages. wt,s ai once.
Address BUTLER 4 ALgER
Dept. ", Nrw II ,Yyy, Gov.
The state herald., 1901-12-27
or Benefit to You.

d. 8. Mitchell, Fulford, Md: "Duripg
lcug illness was troubled with bed
sores, was advised to try DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve and did so With
wonderful results. l was perfectly
cured. 1t is lhe best salvs on the mar.
kst." Sure cure for piles, sores, burns.
Beware OF counterfeits.-City Drug
Store.
The state herald., 1901-12-27

WANTED. -capabs. reliable t.r.oa In ever,
county To represent large co,npap, of .nlld d.
nanrlsi reputation esno salary pot ,~ar. pa,abi.
~~"hi,i q Per da, nb~oiu,si, sure and all sr-
psnscsi straight. bona-hie. definite salary, NO
oo'n'ni-.ion' SALARY paid each sa,aris, aud r,.
pens" p'oneJ advanced each week. STANDARD
HOUSE. M DsAnnoas ST.. t,W,sAao.
The state herald., 1901-12-27

John W. Springer OF Denver, preai
dent oi the National Live Stock assoc,s.
sion, president Of the r. oSevelt club and
personal friend Of President Roosevelt
has been in Washington lately and in q
recsn, interview on the question Of the
federal appointments IN Colorado, is re-
ported to have sand:
Il "m not posing as dictator in pol.
tics or Suything OF that sort. | do moi
pretend to have or presume to exercise
any influence with any appointiye po~e,
and 81 would rather no, talk abou, pol
itics. But when an honest ,nan asks ms
about the situation tell him rs honestly
as l can what il 10 and what the people
think about 1t. think probably Pres,.
dent Roosevelt will soon do somethin in
Colorado. He 10 man Of action when
the necessity arises Of having better men
In Office"
81 hnve kept clear OF politics all my
life and don't want to get into 1t now
but OF course there are good young m.u
in the party who are able aud willing to
take the Offices and who deserve them
As citizen and q member Of the Rspub
licsn party. II can do anything to .,slsl
such deserving young men l will do il
Tho president feels the same way. He il
going to get the best material and will
put up With nothing unless il is .bso
lussiy right. He does not favor people
Who have been too long at the pie couu.
ter. He Is indepsnden, and popular and
tbey cant stop him from going forward :
-He la breaking the senate Of the hsb
IL OF debating appointments and other
things. Thoss old senators who have
been IN the habit Of gong in and telling
the president that bs must do this or
that. are now up agains, H."
The state herald., 1901-12-27

AoClay, the navy historian whose
vicious attack upon Admiral Schley's
official record called out the recent in
vestigation has been requested to hand
in his resignation.
The state herald., 1901-12-27

Through .he secretary Of war, Presi-
dsL, Roosevelt has recently severely
csnsursd Gen. Miles for giving to the
press an expression OF sympathy with
Admiral Schley in the recent investigs-
tion. General Miles probably over
stepped the bounds Of strict proprlety in
giving TO the presa fer publication his
opinion Of the recent investigation, but
his position on this naval CONTROVERSY in
the position Of the great mass OF the peo
pie OF the United States and he has not
injured his standing with the people by
giving public expression tn his opinious
even II he did violate some OF the red
tape regulations ot the army N doing 30.
The state herald., 1901-12-27

No. lJ connects with a lrst class passenger
train mt Curtis for all points east and west
6leepinS, dining and reclining chnir cars (seats
fres) or through trains. Tickets sold and bag
ago oL.okel to any point in the United States
or Canada.
For information, time tables. maps and ticket
call ~ Or wito to G. A. Mowry Agent Hol-
yoke. Colo, or ). Francis. Genl Passr Agt y.
maha. Mob
The state herald., 1901-12-27
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Governor Shaw of ioss vii succeed
Lyman Gage "a esctstary Of the United
States treasury.
The state herald., 1901-12-27

WANTED SEVERAL PERsOSs oY CHAR.
acier aud good reputation In -~ch state tone
In this county requIrrd) to represent and nd
ver'ise old established wealthy business hou-~
Of solid financial standing. Salary esis0
wc-ki, with ~spsps~s additional. all pa,abi. In
ea.h each wednesday direct from hrssl otiic--
ilor-c aud c.rriAss furnish.i. when s.ccs.ary.
h-fcrenrra. Encio~~ seif.adirrss-d sslmJs-i
snvelopc. Manager. 5is Carton balidInx. chi.
eAHo.
The state herald., 1901-12-27

WANTED TRUSTWORTHY MEN AND wO,
men 10 travel aud advertise for old ~.tAblishei
house u sllid financial vtapdins. salary e,O .
ys..t and s,l~n.~. AZ t.,.hls IN cash, No csn.
r-lf.addfe--.si slammed euy-iop~. Addr~ss Man.
asef, III ,astou btsls., ChlrAsn.
The state herald., 1901-12-27
the NUTSHELL PUB. CO.. n. Y. CITY.

wASrED.-capable reliable person In ever,
count, 10 rcprc,cp, iArse company Of soiid H.
naneiai reputation, toso salary per y-ar. tayabi.
~oehi, o. p-r day absolutely suro and all .a.
p~nss-i straight, bona.hds. d.fnits ,aiary. no
cosnn,ssslou saisy pAld each saturday nd 81.
penss mon~y advanced zach week. STANDARD
HOUSE. TI DrAAnons ST.. Cniosoo.
The state herald., 1901-12-27

WANTtp -AcriyE MAN Ov GOOD CHAN.
49,, " dslis.s anl c,llrei In Colorado fs I'D
Nv sas,.h.i 7. . inannisc'n,ins WHOLESALE ksu...
pat.has islulf-d. t,vf frfef.scs, any hank IN
any riui lbsl,'se aelf-sallsrss..t sta,ppei an
teiope. N,nufsctnfers, Thiii fi,ot. vi bsrr-
The state herald., 1901-12-27
Time Table,
Holyoke, Colo.

TRAINS LEAVE As FoLLows'
No. iA. Accommodation daily except
Sunday and Monday for Lin
coin, Omaha, Chicago nnd all
points east and west Central
Time.) ....,... 80. ......... 30 A. u.
No. i5s, Sunday only. Stock. express. 1901 A. n.
No. 1853. Accommodation daily except
sunday for Cheyenne, Wyo.,
Denver. Colo, and intermed.
int statiopu Mountain Tinal0y2S -
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-08-08
REDWOOD.

A little Mr.. Nicholson, Jr., has put in
an appearance at the home Of George Mich
olson.
Marietta Loring, OF Grenloch, is visiting
her friend, Ethel Tomlinson.
Peter Stetser and wife, of Wissahickon,
Pa, spent Saturday and Sunday with the
formers sisters the Misses Stetsers
Miss Alice TomliH spent part Of last
week with Martie Bill.
Miss Florence Nicholson, of Camden, is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs Thomas Munyan entertained hel
her brother, Joel j. Abbott, of Atlantic
City, on Sunday.
The annual picnic at Alcyon on Wednes
day last was largely attended by the schol-
ars and also a number of members of the
church. The absence of the superintend-
ent was regretted.
Mrs Clarence Winner, of Mullica Hill
spent part of last week with her parents
here.
We are pleased to see Walter Elkins Out
again after his recent illness.
Miss Eta Schaffer has returned to hel
home in Newark, after spending two weeks
with friends here.
Thirty-three tickets were sold here fol
the Eagles excursion to Atlantic City last
Thursday.
Mrs. Faunce and daughter Frances, Of
Riverton, are spending some time with
Mrs. Charles North.
Rev. and Mrs. Samuel johnson, J. IL
Porch and wife and Mrs. S. j. Eastlack
have rented cottage at Pitman for the
balance of camp.
Charles Marrow, of Lancaster, Pa, for.
merly of Mullca Hill, visited some Of his
old friends in this place on Saturday even
ing
Estelle Munyan is visiting her aunt Mrs
Oscar Carter, at Jefferson.
Miss Lillian Justice, of Camden, has
been spending few days with her aunt
Mrs. Eli Heritage.
James Munyan is spending his vacation
with his parents here.
/ Never, in the memory of the present
generation has the price of potatoes beer
SO good as now. j. III. Porch recently sold
load for $40.
Pastor Johnson is enjoying his vacation
during the two weeks of camp.
Mrs. John Bill, we are pleased to state,
is recovering, after her tedious illness.
Miss Bertha Herring is very sick at this
writing.
Miss Matte Black is spending week
with friends at Swedesboro.
Albert Murphy spent Sunday with bis
parents.
Howard Crees and Fred. Foedisch, oil
Philadelphia, were over-Sunday guests Of
James Munyan.
Mrs. Anna Myers, of Philadelphia, is
spending some time with Mrs. Albert Muir
ply.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-08-08
CROSS KEYS.

At pie social held here last Wednesday
evening, on the lawn of M. N. Tombleson's
residence, James Bates won the first prize
in pie-eating contest against Sylvester B.
Tombleson and Harry Fisher. The prize
was two pairs of silk half hose, but iudg-
ing from the appearance Of Mr.. Bates face
basin of warm water and cake Of soap
would have been filter prize for him ia
have won.
Benjamin Bates recently attended the
funeral Of the late William Rodgers, Of
Camden.
NJ n Tombleson and wife and Charles
l.. Evans and wife will soon start for Ocean
City to spend week. Master Harry Tom
bleson aud Miss Clarissa Evans, we under
stand, will accompany them.
Geo. H. Zell, wife and son Stanley have
returned home after having spent the greater
portion of the Summer with Mrs. Zell's
parents, near Janvier.
Quite number Of young folks from this
vicinity went to Atlantic City with the
Eagles on Thursday last
Allen T. Hurff is making quite an i'm
proyement in the appearance Of his property
by grading the yard around his house.
If the Republican Administration has
made the prices Of farm produce 50 much
higher it should have had forethought
enough not to have cut the quantity pro
duced SO short. Under this same Admins
tration the manufacturers have been able
to greatly increase the price of the articles
they produced, yet the wages of the real
producers remain the same.
E. NJ. Haedrich, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with his sister here.
Charles L. Evans, wife and daughter
Clarissa spent Sunday with Mr.. Evans
brother, near Hurffville.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-08-08
BLACKWOOD.

Miss Rebecca Smith is stopping few
days at the Lansdowne, Atlantic City
Miss Irene Roberts, of Frankfort, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Edward Schuster
Mrs Robert Scarlet and sister, of Balti-
more, are spending few days with Mrs.
Rebecca Synnott
Next Sunday, the last week of Rev. G..
VanAlen's vacation, Rev. F. L. Brace will
preach in the Presbyterian church. In the
morning the text will be "The New
Jerusalem" to which an appropriate solo
will be sung by Miss Josephine Mccullough.
The foundations for the two new houses
to be built on the lot adjoining the resi-
dence of Mr.. Clarence AlIoway are COM
pIeted The foundations are composed
entirely of brick.
Plans and specifications are being pre-
pared for the new dwelling to be built on
the lot adjoining the residence of Mr.. Harry
North, on Railroad Avenue, by E. Frank
Pine
Mr.. Clarence Alloway is now attractively
located in his new tonsorial parlors, near
the corner OF Church and Main streets.
Mr.. G. G. Hagerman purchased a new
Estey piano last week for the use Of his
family.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-08-08
WENONAH.

Percival A. Wilson started on Friday for
Buffalo, Erie and Canandaigua Lake, New
York.
Mrs c. NJ Bilderback and children are
spending few days with friends at Cape
May.
Mr. and Mrs r. c. Ballinger entertained
about thirty Of their relatives and friends
on Thursday at a lawn party.
Several Of our townsmen left us on Tues
day for short time. Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Reynolds to the Pan-American. Mr.. and
Mrs Geo. Il. Green for a trip East.
Miss Bertha Turner was taken to the M.
E. Hospital, Philadelphia, on Monday, for
treatment.
P. II. Barnes and family are spending
the month of August at Ocean City.
Miss Viii. Stokes is enjoying the sea at
Asbury Park for few days
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-08-08

''It will be fight to the finish. No
quarter will be given. We are prepared
to spend all the money and time neces-
cary to wipe out the Amalgamated Asso-
citation in all of our mills
This is the form of telegram from the
New York Office Of the steel trust to the
Pittsburg officials of the same concern. In
its terms it describes a battle between
enemies and goes back to the dark ages in
its threat Of mo quarter" In its brutality
it appeals to the lowest instinct of humanity
and calls for just such actions as the steel
trust will be the first to deplore. 1t is a fight
to the finish between 8 hundred thousand
human beings and billion dollars Of
money, the issue will not be a doubtful
one, for not all the money in the steel trust
can prevail against SO great body of men
insisting on the same rights of combination
which has made the steel trust what it it.
True American.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-08-08
MANTUA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Dalrymple, of Cramer
Hill, have been visiting VIM. P. Care.
Harvey Smith is spending ten days al
Atlantic City.
Misses Katie Pinzka aud Maggie Kern
have been spending their vacation at At
lantic City.
Miss Esther Truncer is the guest of heI
cousin, Miss Linda Houch, at Glassboro
Mrs. Louisa p Long is spending some
time at Cape May.
Mrs. Milton L. Chew and daughter are
at Sea Isle City.
Mrs. A. j. Craig has been the guest Of
her daughter, Mrs Chas Cooper, at Holmes
burg, for few days.
Mrs Maggie Cooper and Edward Payne
were quietly married at the home of the
brides mother, on July %, by Rev. A. L.
Urban, rector Of the Episcopal church,
Woodbury..
Sallie Harris, who has been very i'll for D
long time, died Saturday evening and was
buried on Tuesday. Rev. w s. Ludlow,
of Tuckerton, conducted the services, as.
sisted by Rev. M. L. Stokes, OF Wenonah.
Notwithstanding the stormy morning,
quite number went on the church exc.r:
sion to Atlantic City yesterday.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-08-08
BRIDGEPORT.

Prof. t. Fleetwood having spent his
vaction at Dividing Creek returned home
last Saturday.
The Jr. o. U. A. M. have made change
in their meeting place, leaving the Odd
Fellows, going to the X. of P. room, in
Springer's Hall.
The Bridgeport grist and saw mill has
been operated during the entire summer,
this being the first summer that steady
work has been carried on at the mill. Mr..
Davis, the proprietor, is prepared for all
saving from barn frame to a plastering
lath.
Mrs W. J. Helms and Mrs. Emma F.
Gill have returned home from their visit to
the Pan-American Exposition.
Mr.. Frank Headley, reported last week
as suffering with rheumatism, has so faI
recovered as to dispense with crutches.
Mr.. Benjamin English can pride himself
on raising the largest tomatoes, AZ filling
an average wire hoop basket.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-08-08
One Man Profits by Trusts.

Charles NJ Schwab, general manager of
the steel combine, who gets salary of
$500, 600 per year for the next five years,
will earn p cents for every tick of the
clock in the "a hours of each day. This
will give him more than 81. so per minute,
SOL per hour and s., 1911 per day. On Sat-
urday night, if he should draw his pay in
the manner Of most ordinary mortals, he
would be handed out an envelope with the
comfortable sum of SIS, $500. And less
than score of years ago Mr.. Schwab was
drawing q salary Of So pew week.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-08-08
Failures in July.

Reports to r. g. Dun & Co. show COM
mercial failures in the United States during
July 679, with an aggregate Indebtedness Of
$7,035, 933. Compared with the same month
last year, there appears some gratifying
improvement as failures were then 1913 in
number and 50, III, 775 in amount The
decrease occurred principally in the manu-
featuring class, where last months insol-
vencies numbered 155 for So, 24O, 12e
against 1873 last year owing s., III, 682
Trading failures decreased in number from
$50 to sos, but in amount the total was
So, 353, 914. against So, 1874, 366 a year ago
In the third class, including brokers, trans
portators, etc., there were "a failures fol
SAL, 891 against so in July, 1900, for
81, 1863, TT. Banking defaults were $765,
COO, against $2O1, 900 year ago.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-08-08
HONORS EASY IN STRIKE.
Amalgamated Association Closed
Down the New Castle Plant.
OFFICIALS TARTEDcLARkE MILL

Presidents Schwab and Shaffer Both
Say That All Overtures For Set
Element Must Come From the oppo-
site Side Now.
Pittsburg, Aug. Sin the big steel
strike honors are easy in this section
today. The Amalgamated Association
succeeded in closing down the big
steel plant at New Castle, and the
manufacturers partially broke the
strike at the Clark mill in this city.
Neither side is exulting, nor is there
tory or defeat of either at this early
stage of the warfare can have but lit
tie effect beyond indicating the prob
able line of battle to be pursued by
each
The United States Steel Corpora
ton, it was learned today from an Of
fetal source, will at once proceed in
a systematic manner to start its closed
sheet mills, making the non-union
plants of the Kislximinetas valley the
cradle where the strike breakers will
be trained and then sent out to the
mills that are closed.
SO far as President c. NJ Schwab
is concerned, no overtures will be
made by the trust to the workers. In
talk with Pittsburg man in New
York yesterday, he said: I'VE have
made our last proposition to the Anal
gamated Association, and will now pro
coed to start our works."
President Shaffer makes this coun-
ter statement: THE next proposition
must come from the United States
Steel Corporation
One of the most interesting factors
of the strike is beginning to develop
1t was intimated that plan is on foot
for the formation of an advisory board
for the purpose of aiding President
Shaffer in carrying on the struggle
which will be composed of the presi.
dents of the various trade organiza-
lions, with headquarters in Pittsburg.
Such men as President Simon Burns,
of the Window Glass Workers Asso
citation; President John Kunzler, OF
the Flint Glass Workers; National Sec
rotary James Pryal, of the Structural
Iron Workers Association; Patrick
Dolan, of the United Mine Workers
and any others who can be brought
together are mentioned.