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AUTOMOBILES.
KlIWcul1YN Sale Extraordinary

nae TINE TO BUY Is NOWl
Practically new, 1904 Automobiles at fraction OF
cost. No clucks-but honest Cars exclusively: 1ust
put into perfect condition In the most complete 70.
pair shops by inest French and American NE.
chanicsl (Something other second hand dealers
have yet 20 learnJ $780,.
We are PIONEERS and handle MORE Automo;
bies than any two Auto Esta blishmen!s 10 america
1904 AUTOCAR. $3.50: 1904 CADlLLACS, sSSO:
Model "A" CADILLACS, 800; PoRDS. 500:
PANHARDS, 81, 500 50 600: RAMBLER tonneau. 500
PRESCOTT Steamer, two or four passenger. ID
IS Horse (RecordCa Columbia, six " vi
THOMAS. $50; 1904 $3.50 SEARCHMONT, sas1
New PEERLESS Tonneaus tDemonstIatoIsl; SgS wy
worth 5000 CLEVELAND. $3.50: OLDSMOBlLES.
$40 TO $500: New d42O BUCKBoARDS, 500
nifty other opportunities -.
TIRES and LAMPS Is ONT Bodies. Horns, etc.
Don't hesitate, These bargains are scarce
BROADWAY AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.
1871 West 6iBt ST. near 9Th av.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
HARNESS & HORSE GOODS.

About half an acre Of this Macy store Is do
voted wholly to Harness and Horse Goods.
The business IL increasing remarkably fast
because We sell only guaranteed goods and
get LESS for them-thanks to our system
than you have to pay At any other store.
We pay NO commissions. give NO discounts,
and because this rule Is so rigidly adhered
to We miss some very good orders but they
are more than made up for By the orders We
receive because we ARE so strict about fair
system.
Commissions and discounts, shorn of their
make-beiieve dignity. are really only BRIDES
that suggest to an empioye a means Of easy
access to an employers purse. At Macy,
every cent you spend is spent for ncrchan-
disc; and REAL VALUE IS THE Only TEMP.
TATION AND THAT FOR THE MAN WHO
PAYS THE BILLS AND OWNS THE GOODS
PURCHASED,
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8orlanfer Der sfrtmpline.

Cine 3eueruna in Der 6orm Der
unterrDde iheint iih, tpie mir in Ell.
mem engliihen Wooeberibt lelen,
Bon Baris aus anaubnbnen. Wian
neigte in lebter 3eit oasu, bel ben
idueren StraBentubtleioern iiber-
baupt Die llnterrDde bur9 tpeite
&nieboien 81 erleben, neil oie5e
auBerDroentlid ptel lelhter maren
uno ben ele9anten Sau oes Nodes,
oaS 5ierltde sSlattern um Die GnDhel
perftdrtten, oas ourh Die @arnies
runaen oes Saumes beruoraebraAt
tuuroe. Durb ben eleganten sgall
oes &Odes unteribieo fib bauptld9-
lib elm fhleht genabter Bromeuae
oenroG pDn einem d1id uno
D0rnebnt 9efertigten. @leihmol
baben bic feioenen unterrDGe ooer
Dielmebr bic ieibenen Rrauien
oaran, Die au abnliben 8meden bies
men. inttt,erbiu nod cine beoeutenoe
Sutunft. Denn bic antnDpfbaren
Wolauts geben oo1 beute betn Inter
rod Den eleganten NbihluB uno leaen
tpleoer Die wihtigite Stiibe fiir ben
Sou oes Sberrods auf ben llntere
rod. Cine &onoOner ssirma bat iebt
eiuen iolben nnterrod, Der tueoer
an Bequemlihteit nod an gleaans
llbertroffen meroen tann. geffaffen.
Der Sanm oeiielben iit mittelit feiten
Banoes iteif aen1aht, uno 10 lit ge.
niiiermaBen mieoer bic &rinoline
|eingefiiblt, bic nun oasu beitraaen
tniro, Die Wuiielintleioden aus un.
lerer gieoermaierseit uno Der sgriibs
5eit Der a6niain gittoria nit ibren
nieolihen uno ieinen 8eiaen nieoer
auflebe1 5u laffen.
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sofationen ia geras sepnuidt.

Die Sri8cosSpitem 2anb. Smmi.
9ratiDns Giiueiatinn lentt bereits
ibren 9eil Der @intpanoerunQ nah
9eraS,
Dreibunoertunofiinfaia glaeuten
oieier glifociation nDm Often uno
@oroen baben ipeben cine gour ourd,
9eras beenoet uno ii9 nab Den 6alfss
queaen oes Staates &c. ertunoiot.
I'm Die 9atiaben ben Seimitatteiu.
dern Der alteren Staten better Dor.
fiibren 81 tBnnen.
Dieie slfiociatiun lit bic uirt.
iar,ite, Die eS giebt; iie bat NQenten
in ben gan5en Ser. Staaten. g8oul
Sbr @uer @ieentunL auf oe,n 2anoe
poer in ber Stabt, perfaufen, miinIht
Sbr 8apital fiir 5abrifeu Doer
iraeno cine Snouitrie. fdbreibt an
81. 9. 4emnn, Setretar oes Sms
n1iaratipnS Sureaus, Dept. u.
6riscD @ebduoe. ct. 2ouis, W}o,
8. u. 0uabes,
'Smmiarationss sGoent.
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Wlitdlid)e ssrauem
@enug In sam MmtDmio nmo guter
@rmnb bafitr.

8uroe nibt ieoe ssrau aliidlih
letn,
9eoh iabrelaneem 2eiben an 8u=
denibmer5en.
llnrubtgen Iaaen uno Nd1ten
uno BlalenitDrungen,
5ulfe uno 6eiluua gu finoen?
&ein @runo, tparum cine 2eIerin
letoen ipa,
Sn Mnbetraht fulaenben 3euonii.
les.
5ran s. 6enrp. Die Satin eines
BripatntanneS 304 5. ctr. nobns
baft iaet:
,Sm CONNER uno OerbIt 1902 fit
ib an beftigen Ridenlbmeraen.
Wein &iifen mar beitdnoig eeldbnt
unb ihmerate, ib hatte ebenfolls
aopfmeb uno anbaltenoe Mubieteit.
Die NbiDnoerung Der 0eieren mar
ibmer5baft uno mdbreno Der gea9t
fonnte ic5 feline 6ube finoen. S1
las non Dpan's 9eieren Bil.
Ten, Die bel Slider & Springau
uno i'm Berar Drug Store gu baben
fino uno bolte cine Sbahtel. SD
fublte iof0rtige @rleihterune pom
8ebrauh oerielben uno etnpfebfe iie
allen @ierenleioenben.
@rbdltlid bel alien Drueuiiten.
BreiS SO Gents. Softer. WilIburn
90. in Buffalo, sc. g.. aIleinige
Ngenten fiir bic Ser. Staaten.
8ergeBt niht ben Nanten Doan
uno acceptirt fein Subititut.
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5eaes bas.n.ernpe sfppi,peh

tpiiroe Sic balo nerlaiien. tuenn Sic
Or. aingS Weue 2ebenss Billen ae.
brauhen uitroen. 9auIenoe uDn
2eioenoen baben ausprobiert, tuie
gut fie aegen Wiardne uno nerp6ies
8opftpeb belfeu. Sic reinigeu bas
Blut nno bauen bic @eiunobeit auf.
yeur 25 Gents uno bas @elo miro
auriideritattet. menn iie nibt belfen.
Su baben in ben Gpotbeten pDn s..
9alteper & 5ubn uno BON Aoolpb
OreiR.
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aSlniidbes aSaifer.

9eiemals ift elm StaatsgebeimniB
mebr eebiitet pDrben, als oas @es
beimniB Der ssabrifati5n BON gau be
Cologne, oas iid1 ieit ettpa 3tpeibuns
bert Sobren Der arDBten Weliebbeit
erfreut uno beiien grftnoer Der i'm
Sabre 1854 peritDrbene Staliener
@iDpanni W1aria SariHa lit, Der nm
am &bein iein Slid gu perIuhen,
als iunaer Wnnn pDn 25 Sobren feline
Bateritabt DDnD o'SnDla uerlieB.
Gr bnn6elte nit Barfiimerien, Se,fe
uno anoeren TDilettens @egenlt6nben,
Die er aus ieiner 0eimat be5Dg. Sn
26ln einen Wobniib auflhlageno, er.
fdno er bafo elm Yarfiin, benz er,
um fib oas WplmolIen Ieiner neuen
aanosleute 81 fihern, ben Nanen
Der Stabt CAB, in Der er iein Dpmi.
all nuf9efdlagen hatte. Infanqs
muroe iein gr3eugniB ieboh taum
iiber Die 1renaen oes Hheinlanoes
befannt, oann aber tam Der iieben-
idhrige 4rieg, unb bic ourbmaribie.
renoen ssran5pien berihafften leiner
grfinoung einen europdiihen Guf.
Nls syarina i'm 80. 2ebensiabre
itarb. muroe iein Neffe unb grbe elm
gemadter Mann. Set Dem Sabre
1909 iino in bas Sabrifationsgebeims
niB nur 5ebn 8erionen eineetpeibt
nDroen. DaS pDn Der 6Qno oeS
BeeriinoerS geibriebene 6eaept liegt
in eiuem Rrbitalbeher unb oieier
mieoerum in elmer oreifah perlhloiies
men grube. Der Rautn, ben Der
Grfinoer emit ole 2abpratorinm be.
nubte. enthdlt cine n,dbtige sra.
ihine, in Der nit 6iilfe elmer 2urbel
Die Dele gelniiht weroen. Der 8us
gang gu oieiem aus Gtein uno @iIen
erbauten Sabrifsteil uirb ourb bpps
pelt neriblieBbare Tiiren ge1ihert.
9ide Wauerrt trennen bic ein5elnen
aeller BON chamber. oamit 1iH bel
ausbrebenoer1 sSeuer Der Brand niHt
auSoebnen fann uno bic in ben elm.
5elnen Nbteilungen lagernoen rnabtis
gen Barfin1fdiier. bic aus gebern.
bDls gefertigt iino, pernidbtet.
Das geoernbDls bat li1 CUR Nufs
beuabrung oea 8nrfiin1s am beiten
bemdbrt, oa es unaemein uioers
ftanbsfdbia iit uno teinen @erub
auf bic ssliiiiiateit iibertrGgt. Die
0eritelluna oer ydf1er geibiebt in
Warieiae uno in R5ln f0mlnen fie
nit @eingeift eefti0t bat. Der Ils
f0bol itammt aus Der Deltillierune
Der 9rauben, bic in Der lmoebuno
BON 0arcOnne aefauft moroen, NOD
iib cine 5iliale oes 6aules befinoet.
I'm ben Iltobul in gau be Cologne
Su Deriuanoeln, gieBt man in cine
bolb nit NlfobDl gefiillte Tunne Die
Oeleiien5en unb ftilIt fie bain gan3
nit NlfubDl. gea1 0erlauf BON
pieraebn Eaaen ift Die Wlilbune pDlI.
5ugen. unb man brauht Die BIiiliige
teit nur nod absulaKen. Der am
UOoen oes Safes bleibenoe Sat loll
Elm uorsiialihes Mittel qegen Nbeu.
matiSmus iein. Sn ben &elegn
am Shlibplabe su &6ln lagern nod
Slniben aus oem Sabre 1850. ues
BET Die Wiihun1 ber Delefensen
miro nod INNER 5hmeigen betuabrt,
DbuDl Die mDoerne gbemie gun,
grDbten Teil lan9lt binter oas Sc.
beirnnie aefotnt1,en lit.
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Giir Gnunth /. sdiabmeiiter.

Die r5reie 8refie fur 9eras" 1T aMto=
riiiert. Serrn &u60lpb &riib als
&onbibat fir bas Nmt bes gountD.G .Ghabs
meiiters non 8erar County nnsutinbts
gen. abhdnQia BON ben 8rimdrtuablen.
Die pSreie 8reiie" 1T autDriIiert, Serrn
u. q. @alton ir. ais &nnoioaten fir
bas Gmt bes gDuntD- 9 9abmei,
iters an5ufiinbtsen, abhdueig BON ben
6en,otratiiheu 8rimdrtpnblen am 9. ;Suli.
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Sanesoen ssfproden pirb, bann ptu
Id aud babel fefn, bas f4ldgt IN rneiH
Gah. Rod fura ehe i'd ports berlieB,
babe i'd etnem aften @et3bals, Der Elm
SOuftiid per{nludt bate, ben 2eib oufs
gef9nitten, nnb id CLAUDE pabrbaftis,
ct bat es nur ungern tpieber berseges
ben. !"
nM9 pfui! @6peisen Sic, ste ffnb
etn entiesli9er Menf9l4 rief Gfteue,
aaf's Reue burd 2epdses Gpdife be.
lufttat.
lSsortiesuna fplQt
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QSablaitSet9en.
Far eiitrtftridlter bes 81. 9iarift

Die nSreie 8reHe" lit autoriiiert, 6errn
81. 3 0tin Or als 8onoioat fir bas Nmt
bes Oiitriftriebters oes 81. @ert6tsbi<
itrifts, 8erar County, ausufIn6i9en, ab.
bdnaio bon ben oentofratiiben 8riinar<
rpablet.
9ie nSreie Brefe" iit autoriiert. 5errn
&idter Mrthur IS. See1tg1pn aIs
8an6ioat fir bas Imt bes 9iitriftricbters
bes 81. Diitrifts, 8erar County, ansutiins
bigen, abbdngis bon ben oemptratilben
8rimGrtpabfen. Ricbter Seeligion tpurbe
ala giabfoleer BON 8idbter Broots pDn
@Ob 2onhan1 ernonnt.
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STIR Srieoensriditer nes 1. greeiufts.

Sie .5reie 8reiie" 1T autoriiiert, Serrn
Guguft s. &ieffer. (gapt. u. s..
&ieffer) als &anbibat fir bas Qlmt be8
ssrieoensricbters bes /. Hrecintts angus
fiinoiaen. abbdn9i9 bpn ben bemDtrati.
ioben 8rtmdrtpablen.
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fur @uuuth.Go .Gom,mliiipner.

Die nSreie 8rehe" tit autpriiiert 6errn
Srant Dmmers als 8aubibat fir
oas Ntnt oes ountp=gommiiIioners bon
Hrecinct gaD. 3. nDn Berar gounte onsus
titnoigeh, abban9ig bon ben 8rindrtpab.
len,
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Siir aOatabler pes /. Wreriafts.

Die sSreie 8refe" 1T antoriiiert Serrn
Charles S. Stebens als &anbibat
fur bic @iebertuabl fir bas glmt bes
&onftabIers bes l. 8recincts ansu.
fiiu6ioeft.
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Gar aitriftanlpalt BON @erar Gpnntn,

Die nSreie 8reiie fir 9eras" lit auto.
riiiert, 9errn .. u. MeNstill als
8onbi6at fir oas Mmt bes 9iftittantpalts
BON Berar gDuntp anaufunbigen, abbdn.
gig BON ben OemDfrattIben 8rimdre
fpnffeu.
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Niir 9iffrift . Glerf.

Die n5reie 8reiie" lift autDriIiert, 5errn
@eorge Snrfep ais &anbibaten fir
oas Ntnt oes 3 itrittsglerfS an3uz
ftinot9en, abbangia pOn oen oemDtratie
ithen 8rimariuablen.
Die u5reie 9reHe fir Geras" iif auto.
rifiert, 9errn 6. 8. Mebill als &an6t-
bat fiir oas Imt 6es 0iitritt glerfs on.
aufiinoigen, obhdnsts bDn BEN 8rimar,
iuahlels.
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Steuerausgleid

gs roiro biermit beeannt aematt,
oaB oas Nbtb. gDuntu. Sepn,lnifiGrss
8eriht non 8erar gountn, Teros.
am 5tueiten WDntae i'm Monot Srni
oes Sabres 1904, oies iit Der 6reis
aebnte Eag beiaaten Wpuats, sulams
ntentreten uno ola Steuerausoleis
bungsbe55rbe III Sibuna iein tpirb.
gu Dem Bwede, Inn bonn Niieliur ppt,
Serar @ountp ale feline NiieIlmeut.
lllten. Binder &C. entae9ensunebmen
uno ite gu inipisieren, turrialeren,
equalliteren nno gu genebmioen.
Bum 8eu9niB bierfiir babe i'd,
meme unteribrift uno mein uffisielIes
Ste9el in neiner Office in San Wns
tonic, an oieiem erlten gaoe bes
SUM A. D. 1904 binsuaefiiat.
GsEAI\ 5raut 99. @emton.
~ ~ Gountp @lert,
8erar County, 9eros.
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Coldene Blumen.
ssOmaM pDm Cha nj p . {.
(6prtlehunal

.Uermasae, uegdna ct BON geuem,
i'd nesB tpoN, % tit jebt ni1t Der
3ttpuntt. nit 94nen pDu ettpas an.
BERN, ola bon 1bssm aumnter aa
reben. Sd iperbe tpurtsn. llub bod,
Gsrmaint, id6 lsebe Sie 10 inniglA
Wud fetus @timme brad, unb in
abgeriHeuen GGben fubr sr fort:
sGbsnfOpenis abtr TT iest Der 3tits
punt Su elmer Giige, anb au9 bas
sHgelbafie GefdSpf bort brinnen III
ii4eritd bic lesss, bic 0Ase unb Wess
RtlluHa bpn uns bertanesn ipiirbe. Sd
beshe5e SbFen G3Hsrd ia nnlltommtn
unb pin nimt etn1nal bsrfuhen, @is
az tr5fen, aber hos Med9t babe i9 bod,
Ssrep Rrmmes .lpsuisfens NIT Sbnen
sa tbttlen. Rt3t tpohs, biefts Ms4s
loGen Gh mAre
.Nesn.1
r pollis ibEs 9anb ergreifen, absr
hftig, Il. .gana auber ii6 mid iie Dor
setA IaDta gte mt4. ste pegjtebfn
mf& ia bod nsd4. Gs VI 3u {9red,
h SprsQeM Ste istn gDdrt meter.
HahsMDs ALIEN iaeen Gae niGt, bab gts
nsas&sn mpllen. Morisn-ppfdlfa
M t9rea Ras
Wp@ efH letneuf@ciElt4ss 4af'
ipsy@btu oas WtHfent bss in's VI
Mfslse ffdf, estbntt tn BEN bHpslef,
wang eassn cftasas uHo t@tot f4 etRs
19tt1e Ass!Tgen unc I'M Intiaren
ncer oas, tuas ie edtts ia8s11 ipouen,
1taertWtHeeat 3vra6, aber bop NIT oem
larsH petuubttein, nab sr ns4t sseen
@ezm0sHes Sseeaes!ttgfett, tonosrn eeS
9fR etsisH uNbetapntsn aan bssh0h Tim
- tessesen @ssuer anaufSmpfea babe.
iMtsrt, Dsfns Gsgsntnars tpsrb ser
m9niqH
W maf.ote Stsmme 1epdgts PIE ign
.s sm S.s sss.,s.a sn''.s. b Iassl.%.s Sss ts Dss
49, 49, .t.s - m,ls.' s..s.. aae usDssnD aa ~ gus
49, ...'.sus', .S n... Mapss'. ;n 9us .. so.'
nsc .ss W. w 49, ssasassnsne ~ .s s. a'us..
&ssn ~ E + Sssuag MS.ns = s.s Sa'' ns SsMs.a'
ss.,rsss "a ~ 49,. a.,nass,,..s yss 'Snss Ss.
.e.s ssssT mssa..n mH asMg as esmI2MssH "e'sHs
1 apIt .ss"s ;sss y sH ~ .sn.ss.n x.fs
,,.Si,.s.n 'Ssls "a; oS,bsir ~ has q. s.S wa
@ua1sm s,.sss =, TaIs,s SassS... Das u g nses MeI
tn % etsiI. n s1, non sbrsn, Mp5.6sts a,Ss
~ 4 E -. -" sn..., ..I s,as. sss go III ~.
xrs ss.;.. Ss.Ss, A'a1s ssSs:s 49, Wv
.ssss ,ssr.sssfe 'xas SaT 49, .a.s. ..s as
sV.s y s...1. ~ w asfgsissss gs,.,S. ssa
~ NO. sses :Sss..r 's..s . S.aass's.D.s ,as....,
E sssfs a. 4gus I m:.s. ~ s'asa, ioss..a, @
,.Sss 3ssa V'Du' V" S''''sA' su lsaa'n
s.ssy M, er.,A 49,, m..,..s.r
foss. ts. y. s.. s.v .Ssx.:a Sosa 1:ssssngS, Ip.,
"; '"sa VIM. s'v1u'H'b naasss
., s.S .s..s u0s" 81 ~ estAs Hpu
s' 4''e
Sls 14sea bsefs lsbtsr Wprte Dhna
Pc 1sDeutune .. dNbsrn, Dse man
M iensn wt1 Il Dst'ntfsn sSaa'a, bsnn BET.
nr fapf Fs fn1t: a(Diettnt t4 NOD
iHmtr bfetH Wsiniaturbtlo Don bel
Esm5gpn Gdmbdle, perr 9oupt'
atdgMs
yWts9f bsnn IT, aRttportsts g, notl
sQsm BON ber etoBtn Gfpnttdsett b.
Hcgr1.
30 ftafn gle oilO msa Ma.
99pss sp 81 s. 4usn ef@ertt ghe
&k feussH - fat Gsfsmasns idpsssF
hy
Yls paT BeR;H tsretsttteg NM
is F@ oltt pen WgHo pes Rvbsbetti
&E# Wne9 tpf Wnsft4eH ptrrletl
@@3& Ws1x bon osm YorqsfollMsn
M atet ip S9niig, srgrtft eitsus bt
&enos &{Hqtnss, jss ea I'M pH o.
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Ear Gtener. ao(Ieftor.

Die p6reie 9reiie" iit autDriiiert Serrn
8aul 90 Meeri h Ell 5 ais &anbibat fir
oas Imt bes Steuer<8 Dlleftors bpm 8erar
Counts on5utiinbieen, abhangie bon Ben
Brim1ruahleu.
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Niir Gounth<Glerf.

Die ySreie Breiie" lit autortiiert Serrn
Srant q. Renton n als 8anbibat fir
bic Nieoertuabf 81 benz Nmt bes gonntps
glerfs bon 8erar County anautiinbieen,
abhGn9ia BON ben Brimt6rpablen.
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8nItipatnre1l.

Sin GROCER 8Urrat bon auItipoto,
rem nit ooer obne Sit. Bum Ser.
tauf bel auorews 4 60. ia & 1Id
Siios6loressS StrnBe,
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504 1T bic 9etepbon. 0eummer
fiir Gueaiuasfer, Mineralmagier
uno 20ethbier. DDS s. 0tIhbat,er.
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8nr Wersmetanns setrtebea

Wenn cine Tamilie an einent eins
ianten. tueit BON nller Civilization
entleaenen 0rte tpDbnt. bann fann
bieielbe bel einem pl5bliben llns
glhdstall rein sur 9ersmeifelune
getrieben tueroen, iei es bel Branos
tnunoen, Sbnitten pber ionitiaen
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Evening journal., 1904-11-07

the newspapers scented a sensation.
Had this brother-in-law Of real, live
earl married chorus girl2 They gave
it up. but Harry did not give II up.
No; he wanted to hold on TO the 10000
per year and TO the chorus girl, and
would be happy only with both.
Now just here the family steps in,
demanding IN the name Of the family
honor that II not married he shall de-
sert his chorus girl (Which. is proper
enough). and insisting that If he has
married her he shall desert her and
search for an oblglng court TO grant
him a divorce (Which is all wrong).
Now the chief moral Of all this is
that a dissolute young man may be
forgiven only on his renunciation Of one
who seems to be his wife and superior
Then he viii be received back in the
arms Of good society and in time may
marry some damsel Of real breeding
and culture who is his equal. There are
a great many Harry Thaws, and they
arc not altogether responsible for theii
conduct
Evening journal., 1904-11-07
MARKING THE BALLOT.

A GAIN we print the official ballot
1 \ that our readrs may be more IA
miliar with it, and may practice in pre-
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mlngton.
Evening journal., 1904-11-07
Chairman 4. Coleman
DUPONT Draws a Con-
trast Between Preston
Lea and c. S. PennewiH
Codnty Committee Gives
Some Figures Regard
ing the MANAGEMENT of
the Levy Court

Chairman T. Coleman DUPONT Of the
Republican campaign committee has is
sued the following address TO the voters
of New Castle county;
Either Preston Lea of WILMINGTON, or
Caleb S. Pennewnl of Dover will be the
next governor Of Delaware. No other
man on the ticket mas the slightest
chance. 10 vote for any other candidate
for governor than Lea or Pennewill is to
throw the vote away. Therefore it will
be Lea. the Republican, or it viii be
Pennewil, the Democrat Make your
choice.
In making that choice reflect whether
YOU want a real governor OF a governor
that is run by some one else. No one
doubts that Mr.. Lea is his own master, a
strong. self-reliant. capable and independ-
ent citizen. No one disputes that Mr..
Pennewin was only thought Of and nomi-
mated for governor because of his close
lSinship TO Richard r. Kenney, of Dover.
Which do you prefer? The man that owns
himself, or the man that is owned by
ex-senator Kenneyg Make your choice.
Preston Lea did not seek this nomina-
tion. He refused 20 consider it so long
as any condition, however slight or re-
mote. appeared 10 be attached 20 IT, lie
will reach the governors chair without
a pledge Of any kind and without a single
unworthy motive or action in securing
the honor 1t is doubtful that any man
in the history of the state reached this
exalted position so absolutely free and
untrammellcd as Mr.. Lea.
There has been much clamor about Or.
Chandler and the treatment accorded
him. DR.. Chandler sought the Office un-
der circumstances that every ono under
stood. Whatever promises were made 20
him were unauthorized by the party con-
ventions and therefore of no weight nor
value There Is but one way to defeat the
Democrats OF Delaware and that is by a
union of the two Republican factions.
These factions refused to unite I'm 1895
and the State was lost 10 the Democrats.
These factions, Tearing wisdom through
sad experience, united in 1898 and car
ried the State by $500 majority. They
repeated that their compromise ticket re-
coived nearly 400 majority
DR.. Chandler was candidate for gov
ernor four years ago under the same
conditions precisely that have resulted
this fall in nominating Mr.. Lea. DIR.
Chandler was willing TO accept the honor.
Knowing fun well that it could not be
given 70 him without setting aside DR..
George w Marshall the Union Repub-
lican candidate. and Martin r. Burris
ESQ. the Republican candidate. They
were both set aside. but DR.. Chandler
was not selected. because then as now
the Union Republican State Committe,
composed of seventeen men. positively
declined TO consider his name.
The men that nominated DIR. Chandler
on August last stood by him 60 the very
end. n it had been possible they would
have made him the compromise candi.
date. Thcy did an that honor. good sense
and party devotion permitted. To have