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The Lambertville record., 1904-07-06
Notice

The Ferry Boat Sunshine will
run until further notice Sundays,
Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays,
Thursdays aud Fridays until ll.3O
p. m. Saturdays it will run until
a. IN. Sunday, or until the arrival of
the latn train from Willow Grove.
NEW HorE DELAWARE BRIDGE Co.
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Company T, of this city, start on
Saturday for weeks encampment at
Sea Girt.
Thomas II. Hunt has picked be-
tween IA, 200 and 10, O00quarts of straw
berries the past season.
The Lambertville Rubber Com
pany closed on Saturday for the pur-
pose of making repairs. 1t is expect
ed to be closed about two weeks.
AS we go to press we receive
the sad intelligence of the probably
fatal illness of Mrs. George John.
Mrs. John was taken suddenly i'll in
the night and all hope of her recovery
has been given mp by the attending
physicians.
Liberty Band will rehearse ON
Tuesday evening this week instead of
Monday evening for the purpose of
rehearsing for the first of the series of
open air concerts to he given in this
city.
The law entaced by recent
Legislature for the pupose of dealing
more severely with men who desert
their wives seems to have no terrors
for recrcant lIunterdon county
husbands. Within the past three OF
four weeks at least three married men
have deserted their wives in this
county.
Through the kindness of MIR. Mac
Kay and the Athletic club, and the
generosity of the different musical or
aanizations of the town the Town I'M
Tovement Association is enabled to
invite the public TO the weekly CON
certs on the athletic grounds, begin
ming Thursday evening. July l4th at
$ o'clock.
Nothing is to be sold on the grounds
at these concerts.
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REDECED RA TIES TO 81. PAEL
or HINNEAP POLIS, MINI.

via Pennsylvania Raitroad Acco""f
TrienaiaI C0npentioH Lddies' CdthO-
lie Beneu0lem 1ssOcidhOn. 4
On account of the Triennial Con
yention of the Ladies Catholic Benev-
o'ent Association, at St. Paul, Mimi.
July 10 to 30, the Pen nsylvanIa Rail
road Company will sell round trip
tickets TO st. Paul or Minneapolis
from all stations on Its lines July II to
lG. inclusive, good TO return until
August 3, at reduced rates. For rates
and conditions of tickets consult tick
et agents.
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Ten Thousand Churches Painted With
[. 4 N.

There is not much money lost in
buying one pint of ready mixed pnlnt,
but when quantity Is needed, then its
big loss To buy any ready mixed pniut.
The Longmnn ~ Martinez l. ~ NJ.
paint is semi mixed. and quickly made
ready for use as follows To four gal
Ions of the l.. X NJ. nj III 50 per gallon,
add gallons OF Linseed OiI at 80 cts.
per gallon, thus making gallons of
paint for ~ 10 or 81. 10 per gallon.
wears aud covers like gold. sold by
Estate of \. H. Lands Rlngoes.
W. l.. Bush New Hope, Pa.
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BASE BALL.

The Lamhertville team played its
third game of the season with the
y. NJ. {. 4. club of Trenton last sat
nrday aud were defeated by the score
of 10 to 0. Manager MacKay's hired
men simply were not in the game they
We're out bNtted and ont played on all
corners and at all stages and more
thoroughly disgHsted lot of people
has not been seen in many day than
the contingent of rooters that Journey
ed from this city to Trenton to
witness the game. There were about
four hundred in the crowd and many
declared 1t was their last of baseball
Our boys seemed to have lost all
knack of how to play the game, ner-
vousness, stage fright aud NIL other
kinds of friGhts, seemed to have taken
possession of our much yaunted play
ers, they We're powerless before the
mighty Egner who had them at his
mercy and moved down thirteen ON
strike outs, and they call our team n
heavy hitting team. Egner allowed
them but five mealy hits scattered in
as many innings Jakeman's curves
were pounded for keeps. 1t was an
of day for Tommy as he could do
nothing with his cross fire or any 9th
er fire, the green legs were simply ON
to his ways and they were to that lik
ing.
The score:
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1t il mn established fuel TINT II barrel
of gasoline confined III scaled tank
il absolutely harmless, while punt
of ii will do terrible damage when
spilled bccanse of the dangerous gas
es generated when ii Is brought IN CON
tact with nrr.
The lact is, YOU take your hIc III
your hunds every time You liill or
light gasoline stove. while II Detroit
Jewel eas ranee - absolutely saio IN
the hands of anyone eapable ef light
ing m ordinary match. II Is alse
cleaner mud henlthlor IN every way.
Ne Snfe Cook With Gas."
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REDECED III TIES TO CINCIN-
N1TI

Wa PeHHsHteania Kaiirodd, AccOant
0rand Lodqe, BeHceoicW and Pro-
tectiee Order of Efks.
For the benefit of those desiring to
attend the annual meeting of the
Grand Lodge, Benevolent and Pro-
tective Order of EIks, to be held at
Cincinnati, Ohio, the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will sell round trip
tickets to Cincinnati from al stations
on its lines, July Is, iG aud II, at rate
of single fare for the ronnd trip, plus
$l.O0. Tickets will be good return
ing, leaving Cincinnati not later than
July 23, when properly validated, FOR
which no foe will he required. BY
depositing ticket not later than July
%. and payment fee of fifty cents, an
extension of return limit may be had
to August lS For specific informa
ton consult ticket agents.
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Earned runs EamhertVille, .. Twobase
hits fish,foulke,2; ieiNerson, X nsei. Total
bases laA.t. ~, crusaders, r. stolen hnses
Kline, kniphi, Foulke, Knmbo, Highly, Ca
peru. struck Out BN .lakennn, II; Miller
l. Base on balls =pn " iillanIs, Miller, =
third strike Kline. double play Is useI aud
burroughs. mpire Dick Eiy. Time oi
came IA.
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ri,cs pom Top al rilc.

Plies upon top of piles OF people have
the Piles, and De Wltfs Witch lIazel
Snlve cnrcs them. Fhare ARE many
different kinds of Piles. hul # you get
the genuine aud Original Witch Hazel
Salve made by T.. G. Dewitt y Go of
Chicago, cure is certain. II A. Tis-
dale, of Summertou, S. G., aays Il
had piles 20 years md DoWItt'H Snlve
cured me after everything elso fnIod "
Sold by all druggists.
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Two games were played ON the As
soclatlon grounds ON the 4th between
the homo team and the Crusaders
The l.. A. &. hoys won both games al
though IT took eleven innings in the
morning game to down the visitors.
In the afternoon with Jakeman in the
box II was simply II walkover.
The scores.
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REDUCED RATES TO DETROIT.
Via Pennsylvania Railroad Account Nation
al Convention Baptist Young Peoples
Union of America.

For the benefit of those desiring to
attend the National Convention of the
Baptist Yonng Peoples Union of
America, to be held at Detroit, Mich,
July : to 10, the Pennsylynnia Rail
road Company will sell round "Trip
tickets from all stations on It's lines 10
Detroit, July ) to :, inclusive, good
going on those dates aud good to re-
tnru until July II, inclusive, at rate
Of a single fare for the round trip,
pins 81. 90. BY deposlting tickets
with special agent at Detroit on or be-
fore July 10, and payment Of fifty
cents, an extension of final return
limit may be obtained to leave De
troit not later than August II. For
specific rates and full information
concerning stop-oyers, consult near
est ticket agent.
Smoke Lambertyille Pufis Take
no other on the statement that they
ore inst as GOOD
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Officers Elected.

The following officers of Evening
Star Castle, No. Is, A. o. X. Of NJ G.,
we're elected on Wednesday evening to
serve for the ensuing six months:
s. X. c. George Waldram.
5. X. V. {. Samuel Kline.
8. X. Chap. Elwood Emmerson.
TX. X. Wallace u. Thornton.
5. X. +. S.-John ). Sebold.
s. X. r. Charles Lindsey.
(. X. /. G.-Edmund Taylor.
:. X. O. G.-E. 5. Kroesen.
Trustees George II. Fisher, Chas.
Van Fleet. -,
Representative to Select Council
Past Select Commander II. ,. kroe=
sen. -,
The Select Castle will meet in Odd
Fellows Hall, at Blackwood, on Tues
day, August 23rd.
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slck Mi,c- nnh dnnrhtcl-

You huvo often seen them with paie
faces, poor appetite, head aud back
ache, symptoms common to the snN.
Fathers and mothers lose no time III
securing Dr. David kennedy's Favor
ltc Remedy, of Rondout, n. Y. 1t
will cost only one dollar and IL much
cheaper than sickness. Write 10 Dr.
David kennedy's Sons, Rondout,
n Y, for free sample bottle.
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All Druaaists

ask the readers of this paper who are
suffering with Indigestion or dyspep
sin To call on them at once aud got II
bottle of kodol Dyspepsln Cure. II
you knew the value of this remedy aa
we know IT, You would not suffer
another day kodol Dyspepala Cure
il n thorough dgestnnt aud tisaue
building touic ns we'll. IT IL cudors
cd personally by hundreds of people
whom ii has cured Of Indigestion, dys
pepsia, palpitation of the henrt and
stomach troubles generally kodol
Dyspepsia Cure digests what Won eat
1t is pleasant, palntablc md strength
enlnG.
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LAMRERrNILLF. A {
icnnat out, hunted 81 strike
TRENTON y Nj & A


Earned runs \ NJ CA 3 Two-basc hits
flsh Hantnrd Three base hits Klein
Home runs Russ Stolen Bases Bennett, ,
linrtun :, Duke struck out JaLeman, =.
tgner lA FIRST base ON error \ NJ & A
iamhertsIlle2 - LEFT on Bases i.ambcrtNllle
man Wild Pitches Epmer rmr Of game
i hour aud III minutes tmpIre Willard
hunoNcr
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STo1rA.
Bears the n Tho Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature q, &kAZIZM

STATE OF oHo, cry Of loIEno, -
Lucas COUNTY,
Frank j, Cheney makes oath TINT ne is senior
partner of the firm of +. J. hcney * 60, do
ing business in the City OF Toledo, County an
State aforesaid, and that said firm will paw
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED iOId.ARS Tor
each and every ease oi eatarrh that cannot b
cured by the use of Halls Catarrll Cure
FRANK j CHENEY
Sworn TO before me aud subscribed in my
presence, this 6th day et Dee. A. d. 1856
[SEALl A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public
Halls Catlrrh Cure is taken internally, and
acts directly ON the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. Send for testimonials
free.
f. j. CHENEY Il Co, T oledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, ;5c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Aa Rome WAS not built in n daV they
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Don't Get E""tsorc Get Aliens Foot Ease
A wonderful powder TINT cures tired,
aching, sweating feet and makes tight
shoes easy. Ask to-day for Aliens
Foot Ease. Accept no substitute.
Trial package FREE Address. Allen
s. Oimstrnd, Leroy, NY.
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now suit is apt to be NOISY III that
il calls loudly for new shoes and anew
hat
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WANTED Fm u s able bodied hetwee o
IS; United States good character
speak English apply To Recruiting
Officer laola and Front Sls, Trenton, N.
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More men Wonl be wealthy if their
wives plans TO save money material
iAcd.
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Crumbs of comfort never come from
eating crackers in. bed.
The Lambertville record., 1904-07-06

Fred'k. W. Donnelly, the Trenton
clotllier, quotes some tempting prices
in n new advertisement this week.
The Lambertville record., 1904-07-06

"Lambertyille Puffs" are still going
mn in smoke. Kline & Son sell them.
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stated positions only
fo information requirements address r l. LEVAN 2o7 Broad
Street Bank IaItme, Trenton N
Wruc and address plainly
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Ga NAIlIlfs

Earned runs i.amhertNille, =; crusaders,
? Two haSo hits ReYnnids, 3; knight, kci
ley, kusel, D. Three base hit knight. Tutnt
bnsts iambertNllle, Ia crusaders, II stolen
bases Kline, >; knight, IIeiNerson, CHpcrn.
Double PLAYS tish To HclNcrsou 10 Kline
kusel Ia liarrah To burroughs. Wild pitch
Wosteott liH bS pitched ban kusel "a
perm. struck out BY Allen, .; Mcstcott, >
Ba-o On balls on Alien, =. Umpire DicE
EN. ItIut ol came Ia. lam.
The Lambertville record., 1904-07-06

The successful book agent checks
his feelings in the Office before starting
The Lambertville record., 1904-07-06

As Rome was not built in a day they
must have sat up nights to build.
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GAMES PLAYFp.
Schedule Of Games.

The schedule of games Sc IN n
ranged tor the l.. A. { blsehall team
Is rs follows:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-05-24

washington, May 24-AlI the mem
bers of the interstate commerce COM
mission except Chairman Knapp, who
viii go from Atlantic City, left here
for New York city to hear the case of
William R. Hearst against the anthra-
cite coal carrying roads.
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New York Srocka.

Wall Street, New York, May "a
STOCKS-The lower prices for Americans
in London this morning caused sympa-
thetic declines at the opening of the stock
market here of Is to "A point The market
was entirely without feature and the
dealings were on small scale
Bear operators put out additional lines
of stocks and forced the market to a low
er level. United States Steel preferred
fell rs points and St. Paul. Missouri Pa
cific, Union Pacific. Southern Pacific,
Baltimore and Ohio, Erie. Reading, Anal
gamated. Brooklyn Transit and other
stocks declined from y to I point. Kansas
City Southern gained IL points and Wa
bash Is point
The decline reached about a point in
St. Paul, Missouri Pacific Southern Pa
cific, Sugar and other stocks. The selling
pressure relaxed. but the market fell into
dullness and showed no disposition to raj
". The Chicago Terminal stocks slump
ed suddenly, the common IL and the pre-
ferred "a points.
Bonds were irregular at noon.
A better tone prevailed during the mid
day hour, but there was not enough de-
mand to cause much improvements in
prices. Chicago Terminal broke to 51s:
the preferred to "A and the bonds also
slumped 8 points. During the next hour
noteworthy fluctuations We're limited to
stocks of secondary Importance. The
liquidation of these had a depressing eff
feet on prices, which continued to sag.
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MARKETS TODAY.
Favorable Weather Is Still Eff
fecting the Wheat.
Opening Unchanged But Prices
Soon Decline.
LIVE STOCK TRADE.
Cattle Are Steady-Natives Sell
at 1925 to S5.25.
Bulk OF Hog Sales Made at
$4.35 to 81.

Chicago, May 24.-WHEAT-A weak I'M
dertone prevailed in wheat today. The
chief depressing influence was the excel
lent weather throughout the greater part
of the country. July opened unchanged
to &c lower, at S71zQ67ssc. and generally
declined to S634dS61sc. Minneapolis, Du-
iuth and Chicago reported receipts OF It's
cars, against 233 cars a year ago
July wheat closed with a loss of sale,
at S6ssQS612c, after the price had touched
S65zc
CORN-Prospects of increased receipts
caused an easier tone in corn. July open
ed a shade lower to a shade higher, at 1874
Q46Ssc, and sold off to 477sc-
After selling down to 4712c, July closed
at 475sG1479zc, a. loss of Ssc for the day
OATS-Oats were a trif1e easier After
opening 1sc lower, at 3SQ3S1sc, July de-
clined to 3T5sc-
traders held provisions about steady July
pork opened 21zc lower, at 81. 10. advanced
10 Sl1.15. and then reacted to Slot July
lard was up PIC, opening at 81. 3d. After
touching s.. 10 the price steadied at Sc. 371R.
Ribs were up IS, at S6.45.
WHEAT-Cash: No. ? red, $105d1- 10;
No. 3 red, $1.04d10S; No. 2 hard, 94QsSc;
No. hard, s4Q96c; No. ! northern, 98c4
81 OIL No. northern, 93Q9sc; No. spring,
C0RN-No. 2, 4s1kd49c; No. 8, 475ka4skc
OATS-No- ?, 39lI SS1zc; No. 3, 3S12c-
RYE-May, 73d75c; July, 6614c.
FLA&-@ash: NV, $1.OS; S.-W., $l.00i
May, S1.O2; July, $1.03.
TIMOTHY-May, 1905; Sept, 1920
CLOVER-May. S1O.75.
BARLEY-Cash: 33d57c-
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!. CINCINNATI DAY.
A Large Delegation From the
Ohio Metropolis
Journeys to st. Louis in Honor
of the Occasion.
WITHOUT CEREMONY.
Virginia State Building Is
Opened to the Public.
WITHOUT CEREMONY.
Japanese Preparing for ElabOr-
ate Exercises June /.

St. Louis, May PA large delegation
of Cincinnati men arrived at the
Worlds fair today. to observe "Cincin-
natl day The Virginia state building,
a replica of Monticello. the home of
Thomas jefferson, has been opened to
the public. There were no ceremonies.
Masanao Hanihara, secretary of the
japanese legation at Washington, has
arrived to make arrangements for the
reception of Kogoro Takahira, minister
from Japanese to the United States
who is expected the latter part of the
week.
The minister will not be accompan-
led by any members of the1egation. He
win remain until after the dedication
and formal opening of the japanese
pavilion, on June l. taking part in the
ceremonies. Members of the Japanese
colony at the exposition are arranging
for several entertainments in his
honor.
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ZOE a RAcING MATTNEE.
One viii Be Given at Fair Grounds
Next Saturday.

There will be a racing matinee at
the fair grounds Saturday afternoon in
which horses in training at the track
will take part. c. H. Samson has ar
ranged the programme as follows:
EVENT NO. l. PACING.
Chestnut Bird owned by D. O. Orr.
Frederick McGregor owned by Will
lam Bradbury.
Shores Dexter owned by ]. L. Shore.
Doctor Mum owned by c. H. sam
SON.
Black Reel owned by Zach Ransdell.
Sober John owned by o. D. Hart
Rachael Heir owned by James Clay
born.
EVENT NO. >.
Red Bird, 2:09%, exhibition against
running horse.
EVENT NO. 8 TROTTING.
Egypta owned by Albert Parker.
Cogdale owned by o. D. Hart.
Minnie Wilkes owned by r. E. Cow
dry.
Red Leaf owned by Zach RabsdeI
EVENT NO. 4.
Jim Underwood. 2:111b, exhibition
mile against running horse.
EVENT NO. .. TROTTING
Oakland Flash owned by N. Newton
Lexington King owned by DR.. ]. P.
Caster.
Valencia McGregor owned by o. D.
Hart.
Midget owned by Seery & Morton.
Shores Kentucky owned by ]. L.
Shore.
silk Cap owned by ". I. Miller.
Kate owned by John Zimmerman.
EVENT NO. 6.
Benny Belle owned by Tom Doran.
Lady Direction owned by c. H. Sam
son.
Maude Adams owned by d. o. Orr.
The Galloway owned by William
Bradbury.
The track is in the best possible
shape and some fast miles may be ex-
pected.
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FLYING TO THE FAIR.
Arizona Airship Inventor Has Mys-
teriously Disappeared.

Phoenix, Ariz.. May 24.-Emn Mar
quadt, Dane, locally known as
Robinson Crusoe,'' for years has
lived upon an island in Salt river. a
few miles below Phoenix His house
and granaries are set high upon cot
tonwood pole foundations, and more
poles, dashed into a great cottonwood
tree, give access to a lookout station
forty feet in height. He is a poet of
some pretensions, and forbids trespass
upon his sandy acres; but, despite
these and other idiosyncracies, he is a
good citizen.
He has just come to public notice
through a report that he has flown
off in an airship of his own construc-
ton, bound for the worlds fair. He
has been working for months upon
the invention. Its framework and
bird-like wings are described as made
of split willow, of the lightest weight
SO constructed that the feather-like
material opens as the wings are
pulled forward and close in the pro-
polling stroke.
He has claimed to have made sew
eral successful aerial flights at night
attaining a high velocity, and with en-
tire safety. He has been missing for
several days, and with him has gone
his airship.
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ABE 200 HERE.
CONTINUED from First Page.)


our machinery. the electric charge is
carried off through the agency of metal
which is the only absolute safe conduc-
tor of electricity? These are questions
fully proven by observation OF actual
facts known to all and need no further
argument.
Now as to the protection of our
buildings constructed without the dis
tribution Of metal pipes and wires
throughout the building, we have but
one recourse that is known and that IS
TO make proper application OF metal
to our buildings in the use of the best,
most durable and practical lightning
rod that we can get properly adjusted
10 the building in all particulars, anu
then we have the same results ana
practically the same protection as
buildings wherein metal entered large
~ into their construction. The day IS
past when we can justly put In a claim
Of unbeltef ignoring any faith IN the
theory of the protective merits of light
ming rods and their practical value; old
and exploded theories are giving way
to new and advanced ideas when back
ed up by practical test, and are more
readily accepted than in times past
Since the Introduction of the motive
power and use of electricity with the
modern appliances with which 10 op-
crate and control it, it is futile TO at
tempt an argument against the agency
through which this is done, likewise the
practical use and positive benefits or
lightning rods it being proven beyond
all QOuDL 10 De the only SdltSuaAu "
wooden structures from damage by
lightning"
One of the important questions
which will be discussed during this
meeting will be the organization of
national mutual insurance COM
pany.
At present mutual companies, as
rule, cannot do business outside of the
state in which they organized. Some
states prohibit insurance companies
coming in from the outside unless
they have at least 100000 paid-up
capital, and as mutual companies aim
to do business at cost and do not in
tend to have a large capital on which
dividends are declared, few could OPP
crate under this requirement. Kansas
and a number of other states prohibit
any mutual insurance companies
coming in from the outside.
E NJ. Coffin, of Lincoln, Neb., legal
advisor of the association, has been
requested to devise a plan by which
an association could be organized to
do business all over the United
States and he will speak on that sub
ject. If it seems advisable a move
ment may be set on foot to organize
such an association.
w. B. Linch, of Lincoln, is secre-
tary and treasurer of the association
which is meeting here today. M. c..
l. Roberts, of Chattanooga, Tenn, is
vice president at large.
The association will be in session
until Friday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-05-24

St. Louis, May 24.-Headquarters for
the New York state Democrat commit
tee have been opened at the Southern
hotel, under the direction of Edgar S
Marston, who will be in charge for the
present. Until the national convention
the headquarters will also look after
the interest of Judge Alton B. Parker.
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NOT CAREFUL ABOUT FACTS.
Mr.. MOldenhawer Says Amusing
Things About Topeka Papers.

About a month ago a man by the
name of Moldenhawer was in Topeka
for the purpose of preaching to the
dairy farmers in this vicinity. and tell
ing them what they didn't know about
pailing the soft-eyed bossy-cow and
selling her milk.
In the Dairy Record, of April 20, Mr.
Moldenhawer writes up his Topeka ex-
perfences and hands out this hot one
to the Topeka press:
BY the way, not a reporter from a
paper at one of all our milk meetings
and not a word said in any Topeka
paper unless you pay for it like an ad
Mean, I call it and 50 do many Others
Evidently poor old Mr.. Moldenhawer
can't read. The State Journal report
ed his Topeka meeting fully, and so did
the other Topeka papers, and so far
as the State Journal is concerned, it
of course didn't cost Mr.. Moldenhawer
or anybody else cent. Any time the
venerable Mr.. Moldenhawer comes to
Topeka and says anything worth print
ing, the State Journal will print it.