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Smyrna times., 1904-09-28
BLACKBIRD.
Young Man Pulls His Lady Love to Church
10 WagOn-LOcaI Happenings and Per-
sOnaI Mention.

Young Man Pulls his Lacy Love 10 SnuICH
10 a WagOn-LOcaI Happenings and Per-
sOnaI Mention.
Special Correspondence the TIMES.
BLACKB1RD, September 81. w e have
heard of the times when a young man
used to ride on Sunday evening to see
his lady on horseback and the two
would go to church on one horse, but
Blackbird is ahead in that it has a
young man who has no horse, but
pulls his young lady to church in a
wagon.
One of the "buds of promise" in
Blackbird, who has only reached the
age of four, decided to go to school.
At eleven O'Clock he was glad to re-
turn home, saying the teacher had
sit him down at a table and wouldn't
even set him any dinner. No doubt
the child took the desks for tables.
PersOuaI.-Miss r. Claire Records
spent Sunday with her parents. Mrs.
BENJAMIN West and son Joseph spent
several days of last week in Trappe,
Nd, as the guests of Mr.. George
Dexter. Mrs. Hannah Reynolds of
Taylor's Bridge spent several days
with Mrs. William Fennemore.-Miss
Blanche Knox who has been visiting
Mrs. B. Beth, returned to her home
at Claymont on last Thursday. Miss
Elsie Henderson of Smyrna, is visit
ing her aunt Mrs. Georg FAIRIES.
Smyrna times., 1904-09-28

Patrick Dunn, the head tailor at st.
Joseph's Industrial School died short
ly after midnight Monday night from
stroke of paralysis aged go years.
Mr.. Dunl who came to Clayton about
six months ago from Philadelphia
seemed to be in excellent health and
Monday evening went to town in his
usual health when he was suddenly
stricken and fell. He was taken i'm
mediately to the Home and despite
medical attention he never regained
consciousness and died that night at
1890 O'Clock.
Smyrna times., 1904-09-28
CLAYTON DEPAR TMEAT.
CLAYTON.
Items of Interest Cleaned From the Doings
In and About Town:

Thieves broke into the barroom of
the Bingham House Saturday night
and stole case containing two dozen
bottles of whisky. Manager Charles
Rawley is unable to obtain satisfac-
tory clue to the robbery.
Smyrna times., 1904-09-28
lore Rlots.

Disturbances of strikers are not
nearly as grave as an individual dis
order of the system. Overwerk, loss
of sleep, nervo us tension will be fol-
lowed by utter collapse, unless a re-
liable remedy is Immediately en-
ployed. There's nothing SO efficient
to cure disorders of the Liver or Kid
neys as Electric Bitters. It's a won
derful tonic, and effective nervine and
the greatest all round medicine for
run down systems. It dispels Ner.
vousness, Rheumatism and Neuralgis
and expels Malaria germs. Only soc,
and satisfaction guaranteed by Benton
N. Weldon, druggist.
Smyrna times., 1904-09-28
Worlds Fair Excursions.
day

Low-rate ten-day coach excursions
via Pennsylvania Railroad, October 8,
10, 10, and 26. Rate, $3.50 from
Smyrna, train leaves Smyrna at S.37
a. M, connecting with special train
from New York arriving st. Louis f. Is
P. NJ. next day.
Smyrna times., 1904-09-28
working Overtime,

Eight hour laws are ignored by
hose tireless little workers - DIR.
Kings New Life Pills. Millions are
always at work, night and day, curing
Indigestion, Biliousness, COnstipa-
ton, Sick Headache and all Stomach,
Liver and Bowel troubles. Easy,
pleasant, safe, sure. Only 25c at Ben
ton N. Weldon's drug store.
Smyrna times., 1904-09-28

Chas. Il. B. Massey, Esq, died Fri
day afternoon at his late home in
Chestertown, Nd. His death was
caused by Bright's disease from which
he has suffered for several years. He
was 80 years of age and leaves a
mother, two sisters and three brothers.
He was son of the late DIR. Charles
H. B. Massey, of upper Kent county
and was educated at Marston's school,
Baltimore. and University of Va, and
studied law with Hon. John S. Writ,
of Elkton, aud was admitted to the
bar, but after few years practice gave
up law for the more congenial occupa
ton Of agriculture and was one of the
best experts upon horses on the shore.
Funeral services took place at st. Clem
ents, Massey, Monday at $50 p. m.
Smyrna times., 1904-09-28

A large number of students will en-
ter Goldey College October 8.
Smyrna times., 1904-09-28

John L. Graham, Democratic Candi-
date for Levy Court from Kenton
hundred, and a well-known Clayton
merchant, has purchased of DIR. Wolf
of Laurel the building lot nearly oppo-
site Clements store on Main street,
and will erect a modern storehouse for
himself. The location is one of the
best in town. 1t is understood that
work on the new building will begin
at once.
Smyrna times., 1904-09-28

Work is being pushed along as
rapidly as possible at Ewell's NJ. P.
Church and it is expected to have the
improvements completed by the last
of October or first of November. Pas
tor McCready is arranging for the
dedication to take place on Sunday
November the 18th and it promises to
be ''red letter" day in the history
of the denomination. Besides special
exercises by local talent, it is expected
that a number of prominent ministers
will be present including President
Little of the Methodist Protestant
Conference district who will make the
principle address.
Smyrna times., 1904-09-28

One of the neat and well-stocked
stores of Clayton is that of W. J. Hol-
land who is conducting a lively bust
ness. Mr.. Holland goes after his
trade. continuously and his personal
canvas and good treatment is making
things tell in the progress of his busi-
ness. He has recently received fine
line of shoes that are attracting at
tention.
Smyrna times., 1904-09-28

Jackson, a white man living be-
tween Blanco and Kenton, while in
Smyrna Saturday night was struck by
an unknown colored man with such
force as to fracture his jaw bone. 1t
appears that Clark was taken for the
wrong man. Later he went home and
suffering so much with his jaw, he
summoned DR.. J. S. Cobb who upon
examination found the mans iawbone
fractured at the chin. No arrests have
been made for the assault.
Smyrna times., 1904-09-28
Real Estate.

We offer some Bargains in Beal Estate. both in
Farms and Town Property. Prices and terms to
suit Now is the time to purchase home for 1905
Smyrna times., 1904-09-28

Warner&Blair of this town have con-
tracted to build the mill-dam at Muir
phys Mill which was damaged during
the recent storm. About sixty feet of
the dam was washed away and those
who use the road are obliged to make
circuit by the way of O'Neil's farm
before they can reach Clayton. There
was a dispute as to whether the owner
of the mill property or the Levy Court
should repair the break, the latter con-
tending that the dam was part of the
property and the Levy Court had only
to do with keeping the surface in
order. A compromise was reached
and it is understood that the owners of
the property, Mr.. Laws, has awarded
the contract to Warner & Blair for
$1,000, the work to be done in 80 days.
Mr.. Laws who but recently purchased
the mill property from Thos. E. Ma.
berry, will move from Dover this
week, take possession of property and
give attention to improvements.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-15
Stcoer paa Sfier.

9ominion.S iniens Iampifib go,
ton" tom Den lite Suli mo I'll gar.
mouth pda gtoua Seotin meo mo.
ilaaet Soritapn % baipiuIOt al Snno.
240 Fasiaserer par ombOrO.
aapt. Stampooo oplpite. at "go
ton" al. 100 en- Rorgenen itsotl
paa ct 9linoifipr peS &eit edpe %
bleu ItaaenSe / 20 MIinuier. eu tpi
ladae Iad oper gGnoet, % 2ooniusel
ioretoses oiie. Ia bsrtes Speen a
en- laneelur, cg nldn troeSe. at Ct an.
SET 9Th par upr. Scr OF nnsgn'
SammenitsS a~oancereoe "9oltou"
men IteSte sa me0 tort 9ras pno e
9linSfipr. 9aaoene bleo itrar aicr'
iltano til at ueoiires. FaSinSereruN
6etoges al SfrGf; men Shieerernt
beroIigeOe Dem meS Sen 6orfiarinJ
at nan par nRr Sano. Oh al Der iffe
oar noaen fare. AuocnitprnmRo aii
i en- 9aas ior a. iaa Siel9; men inSer
ban fom tilbnse. glcS "yoitou" al
StiGret oeo fine earie N'aifirsrs 9r.
beioe % SampeSc ailteo til garnoltb
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-15

ningers o. GaarsreuSes SfiR6ue.
lenere bit bebaselis ouerraifet pco al
eriare. at Sc eiiten er bIanot DC REQ
Neee eller ilet life BAR om6orO paa
"9sprge". SndleoeS blep ser ira 0ta.
Siion 3, Gaf., ienSt giuetter til en-
Goparo gebu I ariitiaria o. hans
SaitrrL % man bar mn iltrSet no. at
9shn bleu reboct. mems bans Suitrl
etSmi err / ariitionia. bu bun life rel.
tie me0.
On iuenif 9iae peS Iapr Cora
Carton bapoe iaaet Billet ira lin On.
Tel | Sno minneapolis % ifuISe relic
me0 "Rorae". Mten pda @eieu ira
Speriae til 9riitiaria blep buu al
genuer opertaIt til at berte en- ltac
OF toge nGite Sfib, 6oab Bun oaiao
aiorSe. Snteleu, ioni troeSe. bum
bar omfommet, ill / MorSaaS oel,
@eifeS. at hin IptfeIiat o9 bel bar
fomnet til Neip 9orf meS "SscarII".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-15
parfers GcIeeram.
Zen bcmofratiifc Gpnpcntiun aftcp'
tcrer hans gctinsclier.

Get por Ell Sriumi for @iGiam
ScuniuaS 9rpon, at ban iyoer Den
ocmofrntiife GutionaIfounertiou | It.
I2cuiS ierit lit Glotformfomiteen Oh
iioen belle 6oriamlinaeu til at toae
uS Sen ~oprin0clige @ulOploufe. Bar.
tietS @ul0mpuo oa SeIpnIrno mo.
lgif for SreS8 SfpIo ct aompromiS
OF loo Rtatiormen pore tais ON Ct
SpsrgSndal, ser ior s Mar iioen
iplbte belle gmerifo. DIR. grpuu on
bans slcf uiloe life erfienoe: Ri
too 6eil oenaon1", % De oemofra.
tiitc @ul0mrno trnfte: "gn ia, lao
oS beprope Selpct ! al Stilbco %
life iige noget."
altou .. Barter. iom ifuINe nGre
Hunoihat poa en- iadouu Eiatiorm.
LITE lite oeune STro. odns Conf
merbierte ftn0e life oeie en- Speir.
oigheo. Gniolbiae Gemofrater fiunoe
tpnfe. at Sslpploufen ira 1896 %
1900 iremoeleS bprte nreo % bar til.
iteoe | oen npc platform al 1904.
ON emo uipnliG. Gcrior ienote ban,
ou ban bar uomineret, ct Telegram
til lin Ben Sbeebon, engang Sice.
glrpernsr i Gew BORT, og idaoe:
"SpiS iea blfper oolgt nil lea gieu.
nemfsre DC Soue. iom mi er bpggeoe
poa @uIompntio0en | bette Sou6.
Gag Ell nnben. ON ! life or tiIirebs
meo 0emne min ertl9riug."
Sbeehm blep JON lanilaoet %
litof SeIegranmct / 9onmen iite0etior
at Ieperc oct til aoupentionenS 5or.
mauo. Snoboloet iortalte ban til
fine nprnteite &ermer, Oh leie Rpgter
oerom u0breote iig. ! Gsritningen
grebeS oe gamIe SeIpmPno al Snrnle.
|oa Bartlett trueoes meo en- M Split.
Itelie. "0ommer Barter oil iptlle
IG5nr," iagoe De %iinteite al Dem, "og
oiftere acnpeutioner. buorIeoes Blot.
Iiormen ifol pPrel" III De ontiioer
Ifif ie Barriers telegram. moutte oe
erfignoe. at Den geifpIoning bar
ingrrnoet. og greoeu gif oper, aloa.
|ifa6en ieireoe. aonoentionen beilut.
teOe meo 779 Stemner moo 191 at
IIenoe CONNER Barter oct Suar, al
bans @rflpring ON, at ban, on ban
blir oalat oil ban %gieunemisre 80.
penc on @uISmpntioo, ingenlimoe
Iituor / Strio meo Den Oemotrotiife
platforms 2dusbeo d~nsoneroe Zen.
geipsrgsmaalet,
Germeo oreo Sareu oper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-15
Samuel 3ones 600,
Sulcops "@Oloen &nle" Mapor neo'
lGggcr i'm @anbringsitau.

aiGrligbeosbuoet: ~@ier moo an.
ore, bpno on oil, at andre ifnl gjsre
moo Dig" q engelif faIoet "tbe gol.
Den ruIe") isgte Samltel 90. Sores at
siennemisre i Sipet % / Solitifen, o9
6erfor blep ban faloet 8oI0en flle
SoneS. &aa oct Erogram bleo ban
fire @ange Dnlgt til Mapor / Solebo,
g., og set par ingen Raa0 meo ar
laa ban, itisnt ban bapbe ollie 9penS
9loiler imo0 Jig. San bsoe ben 12te
SitIi JON en- 6slge al forifielige Sp8.
bonnie. 2Rnae le0 ban al Nitbmn ;
men Gen umiooelbare Aariag til bans
gortgang BAR en- Brio, iom for 10
Tiger itoen latte iB paa bans Sun8er.
Sele Toleou ierger oper BAN.
Sfipnt Der bar mango, iom life troeoc
pan bans iocialiitiife SOeer, mnatte
6og enboer agte % elite BAN. Sans
2GrligbeO % Sprigttgbe0 oanbt BAN
alleS Sierter, % bet ouernieree Sler.
tai al SoIeoos 9orgere gap BAN i'm
Stemme beO hoert W%aDorpolg.
San par is6t | @ales, England, /
1914 o. fom neo line Sor9lOre til.
amerifa, "a ban por 3 Aar gornmel.
Ge bOiotte its | GoaiuSpile. q. o.;
men / 1886 ilpttebe SoueS no til 81.
Mo, O., bpor ban begpnOte at bartHle
meO Die. Sra 1892 iii SO par ban
optaget nleo at uotGnfe ct SugeItem-
bel (Suder HoO), JON ban tog Yntent
paa, % | 3oIeoo nnlugoe ban i 1884
Ell Sd6rif, lom gjorGe bam til en- bol.
cen ManO. Som 6abrifeier meo
mango Irbeioere fum ban til at tpnfe
aaa airrligbe0Sbubet, % meo engang
beIIuttc0e ban at aiifaffe 2snsipitemet
% lace line iSOlf ina Gel / llobpttet.
9erue0 6lep ban iaa elifet. Iesuoen
car ban / Sln9ang iaore peniig og al.
ito mitnter o. glao. Man fal6te BAN
ofte "Sin8in8 SoneS", ioroi ban gier.
ne rpnre6e paa en- Siie eIler en- Gang.
GOlitiferne bar barge FOR BAN, o.
@InSene oiIoe / Sen ienere 5i0 life op.
tage bans @rflPring ON. at ban bar
&unoiOat iii Mfapor.G mbebet, Hosle
Loo sen trpffe iom Advertisement MOB
tchbelt getaIing; men arDre uilbe iste
for nogen %riS lace sen itaa / line
Spdlter. Iog bapOe BAN Solicit meb
ig | Sen @raO, at ban ltoeu Ststte al
ncget Gorti bIep faoret iii 9pens
Stprer Sang paa Sang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-15
Oepils Safe:Sanoet.

9~auSfpmmisipr 8. u. Hiduros
fom poa fin @ei til 8eiteu iHo til
Siour Gitp, Soma. og Der uotulte
ban. at han pentcbe, at Suienoer
pilbe fomme for at regiitrere. nnor
1epils 2nfe 2anoet aobnes Sen Soc
gIuguit. 0ette 2ano optogeS isr at
fo~ritieli9e 6loffe al Siour.S tam.
men, nemlig SiSieton- @abpetor. o.
Gltt Seoo, Snoianerne, iom mt for
oct meIte er uoosoe. 1et liogier So.
900 acres. og De, iom piI boiptte ia
ser, faar et Sonleiteab for $3.50 pr,
Mere. Regieringen forbeboloer Jig
6,160 gcreS til llobeling blauot De
81 Subianere, iom er iaien. % en-
StrGfning poa 900 acres peo Suap
Sill til en- offentlis Rarf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-15
Colorado

en aomtte, Jon r~eprGiertereee Ar.
beiserioreniuger / Gountyerne Safn.
pdmd % SlGerre. 20. meo Ct aieo-
lemsautn al 225,O00 9ianS. tom Sen
i2tc Sltli til Spiter 8ag. q. D., ior
at operrGtte Gruiioent Rooieoelt per.
ionlis en- RGfte SleiolutioRer. iom Tor.
itieliae 6oreniusrr bar peotoaet. o.
bUcri Sc iuStrrngenSe beSer bum ON
at mSerisse Neutrality-suspicious. i 60
dorado.
E~rRiFoenieus SefretGr. 9fr. 2oeb.
moerrefte0e 8oHiiteen ON. at ct per.
ionligt @,see meS HrriieenteR life
loo ia ~ayrauSere. aRn ioreiios. al Sen
lit benoeuoe fla til Sornarieen Tor cen
republifaneif 9SationaIfomiie Nr.
'9ortelpon i s,ep glorf. q iarelesse
BAN Advertisements. Tel Rios Rc.
miteen life. men reiite itrar hlem ior
al rapportere til oct srbeiSermpAe.
icm ! seune llse bolses j Tittlon. Va.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-15
Dietis Kjenoelie.

aornaiienSere / Council Bluffs
o. anninS Gitp bar flaaet oper, at
Union Gaeiiic Sonen bor p9ret par.
tiff imoo Dem, ioet 6irmaet geapep
& SO. bar oprlonet biqigere Srag.
ter. commissioner for Ielem.
itutsbanoelen hapoe / forriee llge
Sagen for ia. og Den erfl9.
rer, or acknowledgements life
bar opertraaot Sopen. Oct piier iis
nendia. al geduep INN er bets lie.
uer, ifient ban pcS Sioen af briper
anoen 5orretning. 3e elenatoret,
JON err opfsrte | bans Rdon tilbsrer
llunion Eaeiiic. og ban bar inoeaaet
.aontraft ON at oripe Dem mob at
iao FAC. pr. 100 Guno i 2su. Der
or intet ulouliat /. at Sernbaneu bar
fine eane elcoators % Ieier 6oIf til
at ltpre Dem,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-15
Dolois Streif.
10000 Irbciosrc / 9anSeis Slaste.
ricr neSiagaer grbeioet.
ct acknowledgements

Zen 12te SuIi bespnSie | Chicago,
Omaha, St. Soiepb, sanins Gin,
Gait ct. 2ouis. Ct. 2oitis, Ct.
Saul, Siour eitp. Rebrafa Gitu
% Sort s9orib (SeroS) en- Streif
blduot StorTogternes arbeiSere. &c
bar illIttet iig ianmen / tnlrige Scr.
euinger, OF BrpiiSent 0fihaeI 9ou.
nellp befnle6e Dem at neolGgae arbei.
oct for at tpirae arbeiSsberrerne til
at gipe untitled" Irbeioere en- be.
ore 2SuL ga ltioerbauOlmeer life
bidlp. Gen i2te opaapes antalet al
Streifere til 100000 MGn0 oa
aptnoer, og BERTH fonmer 10000,
iom ma qua ledge, iorbi S[Getuir.
gen | 2anoets Stodpnrbs ophsrer.
@n Notwithstanding al iaabanne Tt-
meniiuner eper Ell p%iotitratt @irf.
ming. Sagli9 formCr 9uienoer az
lepenOe 9pr til Chicago OF DC andre
9per, buor Storilaeterne @rntoiir &
60, emit & 60, Gelion Rorris &
SO, Stnnr3idilb & Snl3berger.
Rationol Gading Company, Gonti.
uelitdI COMPANY OF y, >. &ammono
4 COMPANY bar fine Establishment.
ter; men mi bar Observation-Disclosures
rulot ON | 2anoet fldet Srore til al
bolSe iu0e, % man bereaner, at om.
firing to Miaioner Wfenueifer paa
oen Waaoe er Sraane inc | Streiten.
Sernbanerne bar en- iouerituelig
MGitgoe G%reatlirpogne. ionu iaaleoes
bl.pcr ledge. Sort iagt. Ell Stans.
nina iom oenue fan ligueS meo at
oGinmc op MisiiSiippi. Slooen eaer
pluoielia at aisre bore Storiicer
uidrbdrc.
7e ledge Slagtere or en- Irtiel
moo Sc @per, buor DC hsrer biemme.
ToIitidci S'Reia ! Chicago Tiger rig
tignof, at ban er iulot bereot til at
u~uerbolSe Sroenen: men man iaar
ie. ON ban Tan oct. annife MiIitien
og regulGre SGrafoelinaer mlaa no.
OF at Der oil bIipe Sammeuiteo, lom
foIter 9loO % Ranoeipiloe.
Zen iiore Ilmcnbe0 oil HSe peo
Arbeiosltansningen. Sileangen pna
icrift 9ieo on ANDRE 9~rooutter, ion
Storilogterne oaglig leuerer, er pluo-
ielig %itaniet, ol man peO life. naar
oen pPloiae "DioItine" after fan fom.
me igdng. Smiolertio iunr man baabe
oct beoitc. Ter isreS llnoerhanolin.
ger mellem observation-disclosures Tr1-
iiGent Nite IouneIp og ReprPien.
tauter for Storilngterne og oct ~.
mes riuteliat at 6ormliten mda Hcire.
gr6eioerne frPper, at ilsueoe iSolt.
Qnitille0 labor ifll bape minoit
tS12c Or. Zine. aae SeitenS Bod.
inabuie ifal bdpe oct iannme can.
ningsreaulatio. 6agmpno / arbei.
oct Hal ina SsnSforbsiele iislge Re.
gulaiipet. gae auntratter / De FOR.
ifieaige Iioeliuaer al 5orretniuseu
ifal inoaaaes pao ianmne Sio OF no
lsbe / Sinri buert Aor. gnbper Ri.
nimumslsn ifdI iorbsieS til oct
Narimnm, iom III betaIes.
ar6cios0riiten ma orones iad, at
glbeioerne iaopiot mulig faar 10
Elmer ON 2naeu.
Ter ber life p9re uogen Sinoring
for, At ar6eioerue iIutter ia iammen
/ Unions.
acknowledgements bpSer ~mifiaeo
labor" 1712c pr. Zine. 6orsprist
uil Dc. at 5orbolSeue ital bare iom
M. Sc fan life orSne oct iaa. at
beer @ano iaar en- ar6eioStio paa
10 elmer odgIig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-15

for meseu SGee | Gen neore Iisiou'
rial; men moeuiteos siorSe Den
eooe 5remifriot ifient oct ira Dele al
Minneiota % Sbio berettes, at Cen
itieo en- altior burtig Bert.
9omllben porte tort | llgens SOB.
8eiret par i9rbeles sumitist Tor
Tobaffen, iom III operoIt itaar soet.
Ssbsiten bIep meset ioriinfef.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-15
Cab
st nbcfreitet 8patc ON 10000 ialSne
% iaarebe.
Mnoet 6riss.Wpt.

On ruSitif CORRESPONDENT / Muf.
Den ienOte Den t2te Suli fslsenoe
o~perraifenoe Telegram: "Sislge Der.
til iuoIsbne Sioenoer angreb Sapo.
neierne iaaar 0at bore Stiainger i
@erbeoen al Sort slrtbilr og orepes
tilboge meb ubpre Sab. RiiSiiife
Miner iieeS at bane br9bt og iaaret
life minore emo 10000 al oem."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-15

bar I 1ilipIoe al .Teit; men aopper
forefom life.
Otter Heantioen bar al Sfficerer
"a pr. 1000 erffen inareoe eaer iuae
og al @anoifaber 46 pr. 1000,
9lanot be iaareoe uSsiorbe Sifcerer.
mes gntaI 80 pr. 1000 % al Mano.
ifaber 8 pr. 1000. Ge imitiomme
Spgoomstilf9loe bar iteget meo 8
pr. 1000. Smtrent Iige mango er
ongrebne al Gpientfri C9Iooeaus) %
Spiiis Werpefeber), bportil fommer
S%fisrbua. Ger bar Sen Soc SuIi 8
SiIfGloe al Stopper % Z 5iliRloe al
Eeit. Slonot Scite % ap9g par Der
% SilfGlSe at Sen iioitc Spgoom.
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-10

The leading feature of Madame for
November, the magazine "For Women
WHO Think, published by the Ford
Publishing Co.. Indianapolis, is the
illustrated contribution by Jessie Alex
erman, showing the quaint costumes by
of the people of the Island of Ma
deira. the Land of Dreams and Flow
ers; How TO Preserve the Rose in
Winter, by Eben f. Rexford. the ex-
pert Floriculturist, with beautiful IL
lustrations; The Evolution of the
Telford Twins. a popular story by
Maude O. Murray; The Wealth of
Australia. by Rev. Francis +. CLARK,
Father of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety; November Birthstones. by Ed
mund Russell; Health and Beauty a
Duty, by Jennie Van Allen. This
number also contains two-page illus
trated story by Ada Woodruff Ander-
son, entitled 1.-The Truth About the
Greyhound, an exciting sketch of
life on the Pacific Coast. The subjects
of Living Beyond Your Means, ,"
1.-The Swindlers Who Prey Upon
Women, "A Discussion of the
Views of George Meredith ON the
Marriage Question, and other live
topics are treated in the editorial
columns.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-10

a EoREmosr NEWSPAPER.

In these DAYS of keen newspaper
competition il is gratifying to OBJ
serve that 1.-THE Philadelphia Rec
ord still holds its place as the fore
most newspaper of Pennsylvania, a
position il has occupied with honor to
itself and credit to the community
for many years. Not only does it lead
in circulation, but its influence today
is even stronger than it has ever been
before, which is saying much. In the
matter of giving the news 1t is IN
yariably first in the field, while its
editorial page continues TO be a pow
erful champion of the cause OF the
people.
= Editorially ''The Record" ranks
with the best. It's opinions are not
only sound and scholarly, they are
fearless and independent as well. II
truckles to no political power. 1t is
deliberate in its judgment of men and
measures affecting public life, and
when those judgments are once formed
butIb ID uo o4ulNOSotAchs "H~e
most admire about 1.-The Record is
its backbone. The success of such a
paper is consequently not to be Won
dered at. Ii has the people with it be-
cause the people realize that when it
makes fight it is fighting for them.
This has ever been 1.-THE Record s"
policy, to advocate the things that
tend toward the public good.
There have been times in the past
when it has seemed 70 even antago-
nize its own interests by taking the
unpopular side of a controversy, but
has eventually demonstrated its far
sightedness by bringing the public to
its way of thinking. An illustration
of this occurred more than a decade
ago. when, single-handed and in the
face of tremendous opposition, it adj
vocated the introduction of trolley
cars into Philadelphia. Looking back.
il seems almost incomprehensible that
such a condition of affairs could have
existed. Many other illustrations of
the progressive spirit of 1.-THE Record"
could be cited, but the greatest lies
in the fact that it is appreciated to
the extent of Boosting the largest cir
culation of any newspaper published
in Pennsylvania.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-10
THANKssWIMs DAY PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF MARYLAND.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.

WHEREAS, the President Of the United
States has BY proclamation set apart
Thursday the twenty-fouith day OF No
vember as a day of thanksgiving and
prayer and
WHEREAS, the people of Maryland
have great cause 20 be thankful tor
abundant harvesls and for freedom from
pestilence and have been blessed with
peace and prosperity:
Now THEREFORE, I, Edwin Warheld,
Governor Of Maryland, by authority
vested in me by law, do hereby des-
ignaie and proclaim Thursday. the
twenty-fourth day of November. instant.
a Legal Holiday, and recommend IFS OBJ
servance as a day of thanksgiving and
PRAYER, and ask that the people OF this
Christian Commonwealth devote the day
to appropriate religious services, yield
ing unfeigned thanks and praise to the
Giver Of all good gifts to man for the re-
turn OF seed-time and harvest. for the IN
crease of the ground and the gathering
in of the fruits thereof. and for all the
other blessings Of his merciful Providence
bestowed upon this nation and people.
and beseeching Him TO continue His
loving kindness to US. that our land may
still yield her increase to His glory and
TO our comfort.
> In testimony whereof.
THE GREAT have hereunto set my
SEAL OF hand and caused to be
MARYLAND. affixed the Great Seal
--- OF the State of Mary
land, at the Capitol. in the City Of Anna
polls on this 9Th day of November, A. ID.
EDWIN WAKEFIELD.
By His Excellency's Command.
OSWALD TILGHMAN.
mo Secretary OF State.