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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1903-11-13
Good Deeds Never Die.

One deed of good is worth more than
a thousand lives such as some men live.
Every truth uttered, every good princi-
pie indicated and every act that i'm
proves the moral condition Of fellow
being is immortal and never dies. al
though the agent may be buried from
sight.-Orphans' Friend.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1903-11-13
Whlte White cappers Indicted.

Jackson. Miss, Nov. 10. Fourteen
prominent white men have been indiet-
ed by the federal grand jury for White
Iapping negress.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1903-11-13
AND TEXAS POINT.

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Coa RI
Brmngh R.
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Louisville Nashville r.
Mort hw stern r o
IRchno Fredck sR&Po tomacR
Ry Western
Western AtantcR r.
locations the Manu-
of this
for ulars
! 4 W. II. PLEASANTS, Traffic Manager.
lsNO. j. l.. ADAMS,
chief Industrial Agent. East Passenge
Pinebuf, N C 1883 Broadway New YORK
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1903-11-13
Madam, Is Your Toilet Table Properly
Prepared

You may imagine it is, and it may
be. but not unless Aseptikon, the fra
grantantiseptic tooth powder, is prom
inent. This preparation is perfection,
favored by fastidious folks and indorsed
by dentists who know. Price % cents.
Sample at Henry M. Smiths pharmacy
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1903-11-13

How to Remove Kerosene Smell.
A little salt added to the oil in youI
lamp will prevent the disagreeable oily
smell which one notices sometimes even
when the lamps are carefully kept
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-12-10
THE PRESIDENT s MESSAGE.

BY FAR the most important aud very
probably the most widely read portion
of the Presidents message, which W.
present in full to our readers this week
is that portion relating to the lsthmlau
Canal incident There can be little dl--
satisfaction with the President hand
ling of the subject He is thorough
and painstaking and his history OF all
The events leading up to the recent
Panama revolution is an eloquent AT
gument for his case Some ants
may raise a hue and cry over his IN
terpretation of the meaning OF the
treaty Of 1916 with New GRANADA but
we believe that not only the country at
large but the nations Of the world Will
side with him.
Another important passage IN the
message If that recOunting the history
of the Alaskan boundary dc4pute.
The message recommends some change
in the system in the army whereby
brialhancy, energy and general abill-
~ will have power to advance n
man without the !aborious seniority
process 1t also recommends the build
ing up Of the navy Capital and labor re.
lations with China. exemption Of pr.
vate property AT sea from capture by
belligerents, the merchant marine, civil
service etc, are some Of the subjects
touched upon which time and space for
bid our discussing here Suffice it 10
Say that the message il full Of meat
and should be read by every BODY who
takes an interest in the affairs Of the
nation
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-12-10
THE REPUBLICAN SITUATION.

! The report comes from Madison that
GOV liz Toilette will shortly announce
his candidacy for the republican nomi.
nation for "A third term With this re-
| port comes rumor that the delay in
| the issuance Of Judge Baenschs an.
nouncement il due not to the sickness
and death Of his father in law but TO an
"attack Of cold feet
Well Of course time Will tell all
things and it won't be so long. we be-
! lleye before the political atmosphere
will be cleared ~ far as the Republican
party is concerned and everybody will
! know inst where everybody else stands,
Bat we must say that we can hardly
| blame the Honorable Bob for coming
! forward, nor could we blame Judge
Baensch should he actually develop n
case of cold feet In fact il il appar-
ent that the Governor has very little
choice If he wants to preserve thu in
teRrity Of his party. Despite the mum
erous harmony candidates, it is our
humble opinion that LaFollette is about
the only man that can produce anything
like concerted action among the Repub
licans Of the state And rs far ~ Judge
l}aeusch is concerned he would, in our
estimation, show no lack Of foresight
should he early see ANA recognize that
the above i the case.
AT the same time it il hard TO see
how the ManitpwOc man can withdraw
very gracefully Mt present He HIS in
umated pretty strongly that in response
| 10 numerous requests he has at last de-
| cided to assume the role of Moses TO his
| party and lead il out Of the wilderness
Of internal contention and strife We
have already pointed out that this is n
rather difficult task, but now that Mr..
| Baensch hns said that hg would under
take it, there il apt to be considerable
loss Of dignity IN failing to make the
attempt
one thing that may in some measure
be Of consolation, though hardly Of en-
couragemeut 10 him, will be the fact
| tina, he may have II companion in the
! Honorable S A Cook of Neenah 1t
might bca good idea if these two har.
mouizer- should get together and decide
to join forces But we are very much
afraid that Mr. Cook is "A little too close
10 LA Fullette's apron strings to permit
Of any such dcal Indeed we have
heard 1t rumored that the Governor,
with nm eye on United States Senator.
ship might not be averse to throwing
the gnbrruatOrial nomination Mr..
Cooks way, which would still further
lessen Mr. Baen-chs chances. Alto
geth~r. things are commencing to get
interesting
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together to commit crime. The one
| is the planner, the other IL the victim
| who by force of circumstances IL com
pelled, weak minded as we in our
righteousness may deem him, to sub
NIT and keep his mouth shut. There
is no idea in anyones mind but that
the victim would like to be relieved OF
MS obligation or that he would never,
had he been Il little frmer in moral
backbone. have submitted at all. In
short it is severely straining point to
call IN a criminal And when the OPP
portunity il given him to tell what he
knows he tells not with fear and
hatred for his question but generally
with relief and gladness
Such IL the case with the wit
nesses for the government at Mil
waukee They are ali business men
and are probably accustomed to sharp
practice. But is the Investigation Of
wickedness in high places to be knocked
in the head because the possible wit
nesse- are made to fear that they are to
be branded az aiders and abettors Of
corruption ~ soon rs they come for
ward?
Whatever the administration what
ever it, motives, there should be no
dissatisfaction ut the stirring up of cor
rupt o.Ii 'ials Whether District Attor-
ney Bennett is simply making n grand
stand play or whether he il entirely dis
Interested in his desire to purge the
city government his arm should GER
tainly not he stayed He should re
ceive from city and county officials, ir-
respective Of party, wholehearted and
nneqnivocal aid and encouragement.
Il makes little difference to the citizens
az large what his Interior purpose may
be 80 long AZ he is seen openly and
vigorously discharging his duty ~
their servant. And it i'll becomes the
chief executive to cast aspersons on
the work on no other ground than that
IT'S instgator has his eye on political
preferment
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-12-10
ROYAL ARCANUM OFFICERS.

The Lake Shore Council Royal Ar
canum elected the following officers
last Friday for the coming year-Re
gent, C. Knickelbein; V. R., q. w.
Lueps; Chap, J Weinfurther; Orator,
Fred Keihl; Collector, H. Baethe Sec,
A. c. Becker; Guide, l.. j. Anderson
Warden, H. Bauknecht; Sentry, l..
Schleisltder; Trustee, three years, F.
w. Meyer; Grand lodge delegate, A. G,
Lehmkuhl, Alternate, Fred Keihl
Treas, G. A. Schaeffer. Mr. Schaeffer
has been treasurer of the organization
for seventeen years.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-12-10
GIN. BRlSI0W'S REPORT.

The feeling Of Indignation and DISCUS,
with which the gradual disclo ure of
corruption III the United States Post
Office was first received, has given way
III large measure to genuine satisfaction
AZ the thorouRhness with which that
corrupt, IA hn- b en- Investigated and
exposed All parties and all classes
have with on, acc nd joined in heartful
commentator Of the report Of Fourth
Assistant Postmaster General Brstow
For comprehensive and impartial re.
search 1t - masterpiece
Very little comment that has not nj
ready been made i, necessary or expect.
ed The report reveals "A conduit IN Of
Affairs for which number Of cOreciiyep
are imperative. and no one can enter.
tain very much doubt n, 10 what those
correctiyoa are The President touches
on them when he recommend. that the
statute o Limitations be extended 10 a
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-12-10
TO GET MUTUAL INSURANCE
Committee Appointed To Arrange Fire Or.
ganizatOn Among State Insane AsyIum

The Annual Convention ut Madison
of the State Association Of Trustees and
Supsrintendents of County Insane
Asylums closed last Thursday evening
The following officers we're elected:
President, Assemblyman J. E. Coffiand
of Richland Center; vice president
Assemblyman Ira B. Bradford, Augusta;
secretary, w. w. Noble, Omro; treasu-
er, w. H. Smith, Menomonie All are
new elections except that of the presi-
ident. Upon invitation of DR.. w. F.
Butler, superintendent of the hospital
for the the chronic insane at Wauwa-
tosa, it was decided to hold the next
convention in Milwaukee,
With regard to the plan to organize
a mutual fire insurance company among
the asylums Of the state. committee
OF three was appointed. This commit
tee composed of Trustees Cortland of
Richland Center. Bradford of Eau
Claire, and Noble of Waupaca will look
into the matter and formulate a plan
upon which the organization will be
based
1t was voted not to admit to member
ship doctors employed at insane
asylums The state organization OF
doctors employed at such institutions
requested to be allowed to join the as
ISOLATION. A resolution providing for
uniform system of bookkeeping and
accounting at the various county
asylvms as desired by the state board
of control. was voted down
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-12-10
LIBRARY STATISTICS
Daily Average Circulation for November
ll6 Months Total 1927.
Dec. 9th, 1908.

The following statistics furnished by
Miss Hays the librarian give Circulation
statistics of the Manitowoc Public Lii
brary for November and for the week
ending December 81
Philosophy, 3; Religion, 2; Sociology
8; Natural, Science, 10 Useful Arts, 3
Fine Arts, 10; Literature, 50; History
%; Travel, 32; Biography, II; Fiction
ass: Foreign Books. l04;Total 1922
OF the foreign books 7, We're German,
5 Polish, s Bohemian and IA Norwegian.
Daily average WAS 100
The total circulation for the month
average for November was 1876.
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period of at least five years-a short
enough period, goodness knows!-and


enough period, goodness knows!-and
remarks
| Moreover, our experience shows that ont
siders claiming political influence sometimes
sell their Influence TO candidates for office, or,
| in other words blackmail these candidates.
There should be legislation which will permit
of summary dealing with such offenders
| However, the prime need is not ne W leglsla-
| lation, but the punishment Of those who offend
against existing laws, The post-office depart
ment IL making certain changes in the methods
| Of administration, notably in the method OF in
spection, by which the service will be improved
and the chance OF corruption existing without
discovery be minlmized: but the only way to
meet TIE real evil Is to punish the offenders. by
| removal in any event, and where possible by
prosecution under the criminal statutes.
And agai -
The immediate refor nation Of the service
by the turning out of the offenders is not in it.
| self enough to meet the demands or justice.
The cases against both those within and those
without the post-office department, who by
| their acts have brought themselves within the
grasp OF the law, will be pushed with the ut
most vigor Every effort must be made to see
that both the delinquent official and the out
| slider who shares his guilt are punished to the
limit of the law.
1t is very evident from even cursory
q ance at the voluminous report that
only the above mentioned statute OF
limitations prevents the indictment of
Perry s. Heath, AS it is he will have a
hard time clearing the odium from his
name He is quoted az having remark
ed that he had no cause whatever to be
ashamed, and limiting that the connect
ing him with the scandals was matter
Of personal spite 1t is we'll known
that no love has ever been lost between
himself and Gen Bristow, but Mr..
Heath, we imagine, will find it pretty
difficult to convince the public that the
report was in the least tinged with par
TALLY. Certainly, on the face of it
there is not the slightest suspicion of
personal bias.
The report, however, shows conclusive
ly that the graft has been one of long
standing and has been confined to no
one particular party or administration.
There is no possible excuse, therefore,
for turning the incident into political
capital or for political recrimination.
Indeed. the Presidents remark that "On
this question and on all others like it
we can afford to have no division among
good citizens is 30 self evident as TO
hardly require special iteration.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-12-10

CARRIE NATION declares that theatre
goers as class are lost and that she
has been divinely commissioned TO be-
come an actress to save them Hence
her appearance in Ten Nights in a
Bar-room." The Milwaukee Journal
remarks that here's new tip for the
next chorus girl who feels that the stage
calls her "
Wa hope, however, that, whatever
her motive, the Kansas smasher will
confine her efforts to stage furniture in
future. We dread to think what would
happen should she ever visit Manitowoc
in her official capacity Moreover we
do not believe that even the powerful
desire of the inhabitants to witness real
true drama could ever induce them to
invite her here in any capacity.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-12-10

WILMER SIEG in announcing that
'Barkis is willin as far rs the MAYOR.
altyis concerned, remarks that "becom-
ing mayor Of city like Milwaukee
means many sacrifices, especially to
young business man. 1t means
sacrifices in the matter Of friendship.
One must make enemies in public life. y
Well, well, what vast lot Of young
men are Of Il self sacrificing turn of
mind 1t must be self sacrifice, for they
can't all enjoy making enemies; and yet
they will go on accepting nominations
for mayoralties and other such burden
some Offices, and in some cases even-so
great is their desire to Guido others in
self sacrifice they will actually fight
a1d squabhle for the task
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-12-10
Revolution Imminent.

A sure sign of approaching revolt and
serious truuble in your system is ner'
vousness, sleeplessness, or stomach up
sets. Electric Bitlers will quickly dis
member the troublesome causes. II
never fails to tone the stomach, regu-
late the Kidneys and Bowels, stimulate
the Liver, clarity the blood Run
down system benefit particularly and
all the usual attending aches vanish
under its searching and thorough effect
iveness. Electric Bitters is only 900
and that is returned if it don't give per
feet satisfaction Guaranteed by Henry
Hinrichs Druggist.
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nerveless followers. Aud now we have
him arising triumphant out of his re.
cent slough of debt and despair and
actually threatening to boycott the
Northwestern Railroad! That any one
could have the nerve to get up and
threaten a railroad must have sent a
thrill Of awe and lmirdtion down the
backs of the aenemic worshippers of
the ponderous prophet.
But where Dowie shows his wonder
full ability to master a certain grade of
human nature was best Illustrated at
the Zion meeting TIE other day. The
leader had been remarking that in the
recent time of distress not one single
follower had deserted A woman in
the rear, overcome with JOY and
emotion got up and shouted
Praise the Lord"
Shut up or I'll have you put out"
promptly, if unsympathetcally replied
the Great Man
1t Is just this that his marrOwless
band enjoys It's nuts to them We
can Imagine the shamble shanked elders
raising their hands IN ecstacy and mum
bling one to another That's the wayl
The Great Overseer is not to be over
come by any bo1y's emotion, He keeps
his head, he gets right down to bust
ness. He's the one to lead Halleluia
Peace be to him.
And the Overseer knows it. He is
aware OF just what kind of hectoring
and bulldozing will work on his flock.
DE tried the same brand on the unre-
generate OF New York City and it
didn't work, but here at home among
his own people it works to perfection.
Let receivers come, let nations boot and
leer, let the heavens fall-so long as
Dowle can parade before his followers
his colossal nerve and cheek" Zion is
bound to be fourishing institution.
About the only one comparable to
him in cheek" is the redoubtable Hon.
Bill Devery Of the pump Now
York City. The Honorable Bill
when accosted by one of the flock with
the accustomed ejaculation, Peace
be unto thee, remarked sententiously
Peace for yours, and went on about
his own business, which was pressing
at the time. The Honorable Bill can
be ratified by nothing under heaven.
Not even by he anathemas of Tam
many Braves. He and Dowie should
certainly get together, shake hands and
swap stories. They are past masters in
the gentle art of bulldozing,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-12-10
Soc
Fight VIII Be Bitter.

Those who will persist in closing their
ears against the continual recommends
ton of DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, will have long and bit
ter fight with their troubles, if not on.
ded earlier by fatal termination Red
what 7 R. Beall of Beall, Miss, has to
say: Last fall my wife had every symp
tom of consumption. She took Dr.
Kings New Discovery after everything
else had failed Improvement came ut
once and four bottles entirely cured
her" Guaranteed by Henry Hinrichs
Druggist. Price soc, and Sl.00 Trial
bottles free
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-12-10
MINNESOIA'S STATE HOUSE

The building OF State Capitol In
Minnesota or anywhere else is, rs q
general thing, matter OF purely local
interest. But when, HI is the case in
Minnesota. the undertaking is aided by
II group Of world rene ned artists it
loses it's local character and becomes Of
national importance.
The new state house ut St Paul is
decidedly national building 1t will
become 80 almost rs much M the Con
gressional Library at Washington. 1t
will be a product of American Artists
and will be something that the nation
~ n whole will have right to be proud
OF
The building itself is a thing Of
beauty designed by Cass Gilbert, with
the aid of the famous sculptor Daniel
Chester French. 1t is in the adopted
classical style of the National Capitol
building and is supremely majestic and
digniied That the inner decoration
will be something to make pilgrimages
TO see is guaranteed by the names Of
John La Fargo and Edwin H. Blash-
field, who with Sergeant and Abbey are
among the foremost mural decorators
in the world With M. ssrs La Fargo
and Blashtield will be associated
Elmer + Garnsey and Edward
Simmons, both notable figures in
American art circles That the artists
are going about their work in the right
spirit is evident from Mr. Garnsey's re
marks. We quote from the St Paul
Pioneer Press
Mr.. Garnsey says the greatest com
pliment he ever had paid him was when
he asked friend what he thought of
the decorations in u certain public
building when the friend replied 1
aid not know it was decorated by
which the obvious conclusion is drawn
that work that is truly artistic work
that is chaste and harmonious never for
CeH ltSell upon one.
60 The architect has erected u binding
in which every room il perfect if
never touch it., says Mr.. Garnsey, but
with my colors am to decorate it, not
by DESTROYING n single'effect but bp paint
ing in strong colors the supporting mo
tifs', and in lighter shades the inter
vening places We do not care if any
one knows that one of us painted a
certain panel, or decorated certain
arch No one knows the name of the
architects Of most Of the grandest
buildings in the world. We shall be
content. Mr. Bashfield, Mr.. Simmons.
ar La Fargo, Mr.. Gilbert and myself,
II this building speaks for itself
Again MIR. Garusey says
When you enter the senate cham
Der, for instance, we do not hope to
have observers say Immediately, Look
at that figure, that goddess or that
group, we would rather that they said
"'u'ut hhp"ihR ~, Inns must be the
senate chamber, aud took off their hats.
as men do in the congressional library
Mt Washington
We wish Minnesota all Joy in her
new house 1t will certainly be an
abode where the inspiration should
tend to high and lofty ideals aud beanti
/ ful conduct
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-12-10

The following testimonial was received
from Mr.. John w. Young, AN old soldier
and highly respected citizen of Lincoln,
Ill, who says Il had u severe cough
and cold and decided to get some kind
of medicine / purchased II bottle Of
Harris Honey aud Horehound and am
pleased to say am now we'll advise
anyone suffering from throat or lung
affections to use this valuable remedy,
| cannot recommend it too highly >
Sold by Henry Hinrichs Druggist,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-12-10
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach the seat of the d.
Sease. Catarrh j. blood or constitu-
tlonal disease, and in order to cure it
you must take internal remedies. Halls
Catarrh Cure IL taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces Halls Catarrh Cure is not a
quack medicine. 1t was prescribed by
one Of the best physicians in this coun-
try for wears and is "a regular prescrip-
tlon. II Is composed of the best tonics
known, combined with the best blood
purifiers, acting directly on the mucous
surfaces The perfect combination of
the two ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results in curing
Catarrh, Send fpr testimonials free.
f. j. CHENEY * co, Props, Toledo
Q. Sold by druggists, price Toe
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Married men do not live longer than
single men, II only seems longer, and If
either are troubled with dyspepsia,
bilionsncss or constipation, the only
safe aud reasonable thing to do is to
buy bottle of Re.Go Tonic Laxative
Syrup, the certain cure for constipation,
aud live to die Of old age. Sold by
Henry liinrichs Druggist
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MAYOR R0SE'S lNDlSCREIlON.

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J. A. D0WlE, BULLD0ZtR.

For nerve. pure unadulterated con
sumste nerve, John Alexander Dowie is
certainly the limit. II IL, without
shadow Of dodbt, by his unexampiel
brass that he has gained such abso
Lutte supremacy over his brassless and