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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-02
SNAPSHOTS.

We always feel sorry for the people
who don't think rs we do.
is-MOney talks. of course but it always
talks loudest Just before election time.
No, Maude, dear; race suicide is not
4 movement aimed TO obstruct the infant
industries.
"A Florida hotel keeper was held up
and robbed the other day. Justice is not
altogether blind.
II to the pure all things are pure, II
must be a tacit acknowledgements of our
own fault 10 complain about the water
we drink.
Don be fooled by appearances, ma
ny fellow wears diamond stud who
has no underShirt on,
ES-Go to Murphy's Auction ton Ugh
and secure some of that beautiful
COLONIAL GLASSWARE that is sell
below cost. ass
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-02
Saved BY Dynamite.

Sometimes, flaming city is saved by
dynamiting a space that the fire can't
cross. Sometimes, cough hangs on so
long, you feel as if nothing but dyna-
mite would cure it. Z. T. Gray, of Cal
houn, Ca, writes: "My wife had very
aggravated cough, which kept her awake
nights. Two physicians could not help
her; SO she took DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. which eased her cough, gave her
sleep. and finally cured her." Strictly
scientific ure for bronchitis and La
Grippe. AT Feldmeyer Bros. City Drug
Store. price soc and SI.oo; guaranteed.
Trial bottle free,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-02
Will Give a Tea

Mrs. Badger, wife of Commander
Charles j. Badger, u. S. N. COM
mandant of midshipmen, has sent
cards for a tea ON Thursday afternoon
at her residence, No. 90 Rodgers
Row, Naval Academy. The guest of
honor will be Mrs. q. L. Hutchins,
wife of Commander Hutchins, U. 5.
N, who is visiting Hhere. Mrs. Hut
chins is Mrs. Badgers aunt.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-02
Terri6o Race win Death.

Death was fast approaching" writes
Ralph F. Fernandez. OF Tampa, Fla,
describing his fearful race with death.
las result of liver trouble and heart
disease. which has robbed me OF sleep
and of all interest in lite. ! had tired
many different doctors and several med
iCines, but got no benefit. until began
10 use Electric Bitters. So wonderful
was their effect, that in three days ! felt
like a new man, and today am cured OF
all my troubles Guaranteed at
Feldmeyer Bros. City Drug Store; price
soc.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-02
Grand Iury to Adiourn

Unless unexpected cases are present
ed for its consideration the grand
jury will adjourn tomorrow. Many
presentments have been found and no
other work remains for the body "a
do. The public school buildings, the
county jail and the house of correc-
tion, as well as the almshouse have
been visited. The various county Off
ces were also inspected and it is I'M
derstOod that the affairs were found
to be in a good condition. What rec
concentrations will be made, are, OF
course. merely q matter of conjecture.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-02
Gerhilde In Port

Lying at anchor in the harbor is
the yawl rugged yacht Gerhllde.
Aboard is the we'll known New YORK
LAWYER, Charles ). Smith and ms
daughter and two nieces. The yacht
flies the flag of the New York Yacht
Club. Mr.. Smith will cruise on the
waters of the bay for some weeks and
then visit southern ports.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-02
A Creeping Death.

Blood poison creeps up towards the
heart, causing death J. +. Slearns.
Belle PLANE. Mimi, writes that friend
dreadfully injured his hand. which
swelled up like blood poisoning. Buck
lens Arnica Salve drew out the poison,
healed the wound, and saved his lite.
Best in the world for burns and sores.
25c at Feldmeyer Bros. City Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-02
STATEoF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO.
Il ..nr..-rr.nr


FRANK J. CHENNEY makes oath thar
he ia the senior partner ofthe firm or +.
]. CHENNEY &Co.. doing bushes in the
City of Toledo, County and State afore-
said and that said firm will pay the sum
of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of Catarrh that cam
not be cured by the use of HALLS Ca
TARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENNEY
d Sworn TO before me aud subscribed IN
nv presence, this 9th day of December,
A. D., 1856.
A. w. GLEASON,
SEAL Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts on the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. Send for testi-
monials, free.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills f2~ consups
ton.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-02
Discharged From Hospital

Mrs. Watheu, wife of +. Eugene
Wathen, Esq, editor of the Maryland
Republican, who has had a serious
operation performed at the Maryland
University Hospital. Baltimore, has
sufficiently recovered TO be discharged
from the hospital Mrs. Wathen is
stopping with her sister. Mrs. Edward
Hammill, of Baltimore.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-02
For Hospital Treatment

Mrs. Sullivan, wife of Mr.. Sommer-
Vile Sullivan. of Conduit street, left
today for Baltimore, where she Will
become a patient at the Maryland Uni
yersity Hospital. Mrs. Sullivan will
have very serious operation per-
formed
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-02
Waterwitch Meeting

A meeting of the members of the
Waterwitch truck company has been
called for tonight, at which a full at
tendance is expected. Action will De
taken relative TO the forthcoming con-
vension at Hagerstown on June 10, ii
and -.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-02
Quality Talks More Convincing
ly Than Statesmen.

My home was painted about year ago
(Ioool with Davis 100 per cent. Pure
Paint, and beg TO state | am very much
pleased with its uniform color, durability
and covering capacity. think the ex-
animation of the paint on my house will
be sufficient endorsement for 1t.
WIN. II. LEWIS.
Supt, Motive Power. N. & w. K. K.
Roanoke. Va. Dec. 81
For sale by Farinholt-Gardiner q Co.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-02
A CARD.

ITO the officers of the Home Friendly
Insurance Company:
Gentlemea-I hereby extend my sim
cere thanks for the prompt manner in
which you settled the claim OF SLY 90 OF
my foster daughter. Jennie Munroe, who
died at7I7 Bradley street, Baltimore, Md.
Yours truly.
MARY BLAKE.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-02

or.honr train Annapolis to Washington at
a. returning Washington to Annapolis OOO p.
m. arriving Annapolis 40.
Ass minute aud one hour train TO and nom
Baltimore.
wAu trains over this road to leave from
w. <. SLAUGHTER
Traffic Mana0er
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-02
Annapolis, Washington & BALTIC. K. Il.

Time schedule in Effect February 6'lSOo.
trains leave for Annapolis Junction connect
,,e, "a Odenton aud the Junction win uaihs
~ baltimore aud Washington anu "'het
points as follows
VIA A. W. q d. AND X. X.
many ExoKPr SUNDAY.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-02
sT. DENIS HOTEL NEW <oRK

Cor. Broadway and nth St. Centrally
located. European Plan. Moderate
Charges. Excellent Cuisine. 3 2o-Iyl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-28
Senfmal fir Wcncral Winblcnbera.

F ii ooc pb a. go, -. Suli.
- >Sn Scr SiBun0 Ser .0cntihen
@clcllifolt uon Ecnniplponien" rcote
FrGliocnt Or. 4. !. Neramcr oie
rS0ce an, General |etcr Wiiiblcnbcrg,
cinem Der beruorrnNcnoltcu Er0ii.
hcntcn Der .Geltihen 8cicllidoit. I"
eln Gentlnol 5u crridbtcn ucIdbeS nor
Dem Hotbbmlie icinc 9lltfitcllllng lin.
ocn loll. Gr. Scrnmcr erluGbnic, oob
5ahlrclde lpoblbo6enoc Ruhtomncn
oes Generals III ucridieocncn St1o,
ten ocS Sonoca oniGiii1 iiu0, rmo er
cmpiobl, bob Elm Gomitc crnonnt
mcroc, lucldbes lid nit oen Gcrmanbs
ten III &erbinoin0 ieBeu ioll, on iie
lid gepiB an Subifriptioncn iiIr bo0
Genfnol 6ctbeiligen miir0en. 10 0aB
Der Glon Dem erobten 9eittid.2Ime.
rifoner icincr Belt eiu Icntmol 5lt
icben, iobolo ipic moglih peripirflidt
rueroe. 9lnre9llnq 5u Der >SOee aob
Der llnItnno, bnB fiir5lih Dor Dem
Hatbborlie ein Yilritaner 0cnfnlol
uuigcltcIlt mlroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-28
Hcinltatloic Sanhidnuinoel YroSeiic.

EortaIeS, M. -. Iuli. -
Iie FINITE lruo lebte 9lnfloge gegcn
9enlanln $. SollmooNe IN Gerbin-
Dung nit Den n9eblihenSonoidpuin.
beleien IN Neit-Wierifo lit nui slntro0
pom Siilis 9unoesoiltriftsompolt
Meoler nieoergeihlugen moroen, 10
ooB nllnnlebr alle gegen Sollmaogc
er1obenen 9lntlagen oui Griuden ser
9inoeS Stnotsatpoltihoit nieoer-
gelhlagen limo.
Eortlano, Ore, %. Suli. -
Die Surp. lpeld)e iiber Die Sanobe.
trugS.Hnflogen gegen @illiomion,
&on 0eBner uio 9igaS 81 entiheibell
bate, lit nod ioit 5peitdgigem @er.
mcilen I'M gerotbllnes5immer, oa ii,
lid nid)t 81 einigen permphte, ent.
ldiien iporoen. Die SSurp itono TO
gegen , Stilnmen iiir Sdrloieiprc.
d1lllld.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-28

/ lie GntlhcIouHN 9ctroficlL ooB bln0e
Eoiooicrc nidt ais GinponocrCr be.
trodtct ucr0en ioncn, oo lie nid)t in
rcQeIrcd)ter Mrile Dor ocr Nbfohrt
ms Shiii@moniicit cinNctrndcu
murocn lub lonit ultdl nid)t olaGiu.
notbcrcr bchonoclt lucrbcn loucU
NSn NulAc 0icler GntihcioumN mcr0Cu
lie bel ibrcr Gjnlicicrln1 oui ellis
SaIano cinint icit0chaltcn lmo bel
Scr Hiidinbrt 0ea GompicrS al @oro
1cbrodlt Sonit bat cin .blinoCr
NolloNicr," oltBer mclul cr @ilrQCr
ser yer. Stontcn lit, feline @eIcQCns
belt 3u lOn0cn, luic c> bi@hcr }nuci
len Der 6oIl lunr Ter IcBte ,blin0c
Fonogicr." uclfcr sur SnnourQ il.
Gcln'Cn ulrrc mar cin Winnn Nus
mems &riI9cr Gr ioatc bel icincr
GlnlicIcrlmG nod ellis %Slouo, ooB
er bier eincn NoIbbruoCr bo6c, 0cn
cr germ Dor ieincr 0epprtirllnQ ic.
ben mOd)tc Ger 9ruocr iieQtc iih
bulO oni GHia' &0Iouo Elm uno be.
5abItc lohtrGAIid, sic Eoiin0c iiir
aril9cr mornll Nieier 5rr %onounq
5ltgclollcn >uuroc.
Cine 6mcitc Srbrc pon @oibinatou
beioBt lid nit ser SrennmQ uon
tSonlllcn, lucldc bier eintrciicn. an
Der bctrciicnNcn Sr6rc beiBt cS. oob
Die 6omllicn cnhueocr gemciuiom
6llr SonblmN iugcIniicn oocr 0cmcin.
iom ocportirt mcrocn ioucn. Iicic
Nnoronln0 mlw0c 6lrh eincn Toll
pcrnnloBt IN mcldcm oie ,Srou 5llr
Snnonn9 5lNcInIicn, ser pcrtriippcI-
tc Wfonn ober 5rr Deportation per
urtbcilt muroc. Gin Gbcpuor fam
tilr6lld) an, I'M lid 5u mebrcren cr.
poh'encn &inocrn 81 begebcn. @e.
gen Den Vtonn log Elm Gr5tliheSGer.
tiIitot Dor, un0 Die Snquiiition id)loB
boS Foor aus, Die ainocr crilhten
I'm 3ltloilnN Der Wirtter. lmo sic
SnQliition gclp0brte oo@ @cild).
Ter 50 Sabre nltc aorl Shl0tfc
mo leinc 80 Sabre uItc @ottin ia.
men nit elmer 10 Sabre oltcn God.
ter oui Dem Compiler .Venniulpo.
nio" an, nm idl 5unt Scbie0criom
@iItop Siltfc nnh Chicago 3ll beqc.
ben. Gic 6omiIie bate ibrc 0obn.
biIIetS bis 5iun 9eitinnun0Sort mo
$40 I'M @ciit. Gic Gobtcr mtroc
sur SonOlnQ 5ilGeIoiicn mo boS be.
togtc Gbcponr 5ur Deportation Der.
itrtbclIt Scr tSoll muroc oppcllirt,
no6bem Oic N<nQuiiition troB .2liii.
oupltS" pon Dem ShlpicQeriobn Dob
Ole olten Scrtc fcincm @emeirmcien
5llr Soit iollcn perben, ooa altcEoor
mieocr alagcld1loiicu bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-28
@einabe cine Wieoerbulnns bee
,Slpcnm" Nataitrupbe.

u cm-9 Q IT, q. SiiIi. Ser gr.
fllrlionSbonpicr aSiriiiS" ipuree
bclitc bel gtortb Brother Sslono pors
idblid) nui Den Strona aeiiibrt, INN
cincn Fnnit llrtcr ieinen 1900 Yaiia.
gicrcn mo cine moglid)e Wieoerbos
lung Scr y@cucrol Sloeilm-" "aata.
itropbc 5ll perGiiten. Ser Sirius"
mcIhcr cine SnnntaaSid)ule am9oro
bate, 5eridlcllte icinen BUG on einem
6cllcn in llnnIittclborcr a1be Ger
StcIle, nn iueld)er Der .@eneraI Slo.
clm" in letter Sabre Nrbrannie.
Obalcid, Capt Feorce nidjt slaubte.
oob Iein Sd)lif untergeheu merbe,
Iclrftc ct es oennod1 10 raid, ols moe.
lid oul @rllno nno lieb oie Eoiia.
glcre olrd) fleine 0ooie ans llier
brinacn. Gin anocrcr Tonlpier be-
foroerte ipdter Die Sonntassid)iiIer
nnd, Dem Ticnic-YIntc. Spitsr ipilr.
DC Der sSirils" ipieber ilott uno
febrte inter ciaenenl Iumpie nod)
ieircr Wcrfte juriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-28
3luillinssbriloer nmsefommcm.

Wtusfeaon. Wiid, q, SuIi.--
@eorge uro SomeS Griblep. iefsi6b-
rioe 3iuillirgsbriioer. luuroen leBte
Nod,t ouf Der 6arn ibrer gltern. eff
@icilen bon bier, ill Sooc perbrannt.
Gin Tunfe pom eiuer grnotenaid,is
tie botte bo@ Snd, ocS Souiss ange-
5iinoct. InS brcnnenoe Gah ltiirsfe
ol,i oaS gett ser I'M oberemS Stodlperf
id)InienSen ainoer. ebc Der Meft Der
SanliIie ooS 6euer cntbcdte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-28
BON allen NnfloQen ents
loltet.

&on allen Infloqen ents
lultet.
g&ie ot9 Irc2ocn telegropbiid) ge'
meloct miro. lit Der @ebCime Sol.
roth Gr. Wicucr. Iirettor oeS 3oolo.
liidcn lno 9ntbropolu1ild Gtbno.
Nrapbiihcn WillieimS, ioluobl im
Observation-Disclosures. iopie imGr-
mitteIlmgS llu0 Gi55iplinar Der.
iobrcn pon nlen9lntlugen pollia emf.
IuitCt morocn. 9ic glfioire erregte
I'M lCBtcn Nouembcr ltlicbiomeS
9llliiebcn Gem ncroienten Sireftor
luur0Cn oul0irunh ononpmer Genun-
station ollc moglihcu Gin9e porae-
lporicn: cr ioutc Gigentbim oesNu.
'cun1 i'll icine @nhnuna bobe brin-
gen lnilcu. Elm Tcridnucn0er iein, s(f.
ten nernldtct bobcn II. bgl, III.
Die mrmcbr gum glbihluB ae-
longtc ciuQebcnoc lluteriudung bat
ole poIllge @ruuoloii9teit oacr sln-
fIoacn erqcbcu. mo Or. 0ieper iii
aus Dem Serinbrcn llGn5eub aereft.
iertiat bcruorGcaonNcu
SpGtc. Hcd)tiertigunq.
Gem cbcnni9cu llulperiitGts.
StoAmeiitcr enitop Ncnlmerlina lit
cine ipote 9icdtierti9uu9 por @erid,t
ju Sbeil aelporoen. Gr mar Dor Sipei
iSobrcn duf Ole sIufIoae Ocr@ehiel.
iIIidnng ihuIoig beflnoen umo su
ncln 9'tonotcll @cf1n9niB perurs
tbciIt iporocn Sie 9IilSiogen oreier
,}erNcn Worcn fiir i'm beionoerS per-
bnn9niBDna gclucleu @on Srern-
ocn Nrnmnerlings, Die an ieine lln-
lhlIo feIt gloubtenL luurbe Scr 8ai-
icr ongc9algcn, ciilen Stroialfidluh
jlt bclpiIliaen pelhc Bite eeipGbrt
mnroc. Snjlpllden 5og elmer iener
;}cn1cn leine giISIogen suriid. Gos
Ncriobrcn marc lpieoer aligeuonl.
men mo nlnne9r lit Semmerlina
foltcnOH ircigeiproflcn uorben. Ia-
ac9cn uerbcn Die 3ellgen ipeaen
WtcineoS prp5eiiirt iueroen.
u Nllcrlei aus Geut d, Iono.
,Sn Srontiurt a. VI. lit Der fritz
berc lonqiGbrigc 8oriteber oerstoot.
glrdliuc, Gr, 0einrib 9udfo. imslI-
ter pm 73 rSobren gcitorben.
Gin beflogenSiucrtbcS llnalild
miro aus Stcttin tclearopblid ee.
mcloet Cine iheu 9ciporSene Rir-
ocrbecroe rnnnte bel Gbriitcnielo in
cine Sdoor SfuIfinoer, ole lid, int
Spiel berltntitnnlclte. Sed,S Der
2lcincn mmrocn bon oen iuiitbenoen
Sbicrcn toot9etreten uno oieIe trila
gen lnebr obcr nillocr id,lpere 0erle-
timgcn bouol.
SuS aric9S0cridh Scr neinten 81.
piiion IN @lognll bat ocn Sieutenont
IroeGer pom 3. Foien'ihcn Snionte-
rie 9lcgimcnt Nr. IS 5ur Gniloiiliug
ans 6cm GicnIt pcrlrtbeiIt. peil er
oell ilber i'm perb1ngteu Stubenors
rcIt gcbroden bate Groeger NOR
idlon nlebriod porbeitroit woroen,
10 onld pegen uprid)riitSlpiorigerge.
banoluna llnteraebcucr.
Scrjoa 2orl Gounro bon Sohiens
aoblIr9 mo @otba. peIher porae.
tern in eotbo Die Hegiering ieines
SonocS antrut bot cine gmneItie,
einbcariien 0ioieiiGts 9eleioisln.
gen nno flcincre &ergebeu, erlaiien.
Gonl aoiier iii Der Serjoa 5limSber.
iten beioroert morber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-28
Marincfaocttcn III 9teluport.

Nemport, M, %. Silli.
Tos Sdulid)iif .Sepern" (ebelnols
Ole rG6eiopeafe") lit nit cincr sln.
5oGl @orincfaocttcn OH gpro pon
@reenport, 2..S., bier eingetroiiell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-28
9lus Der Smnbcsbamptitaot
Gbincicu, InpOucr uno StHlicncr flr
ocu Nanulb0m.

Cir %icicnnN ioI6cr 9Irbcitcr miro
oi ocm Subuiiiioa@ne0e an
Gontroftorcn per9cbcn mcrocn.-
gioriiht3nuBr1cIn AcAcn Nooros
nC9.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-16
Not CreditahIe.

1.-THE election returns speak volumes.
They indicate the actual passing away Of
the Democratic party The Prohibitionists
came within an ace Of getting larger vote
in Atlantic county than the once formidable
party Of Cleveland. Atlantic City Press.
When the Messianic age shall come,
when truth shall rule and vice be banished
from earth, it will be we'll for political
parties to die. Bat as long as greed In
habits the soul of man there is need for
differences in political opinions.
It was only few weeks ago that we read
Of the dominant party in Atlantic City
doctoring specifications for street paving so
as so bind the city to the Asphalt Trust.
If that is a symptom Of Atlantic City's
political morality it should be ashamed of
itself.
Every community needs strong, healthy
opposition party, around whose standard
the Independents voters may rally, and by
whose aid corruption in public affairs may
be rebuked.
II the Democratic party Of Pennsylvania,
had never accomplished any good until the
present campaign, the part it played therein
has given it title to eternal life.
There come in the history of every State,
every unity, every municipality times
when housekeeping is just as necessary as it
is in Pennsylvania.
To those men, who in the face Of repeated
defeats, come up each fall with faces serene
and buoyans hopes, be glory and honor
They are real patriots. From the begin
ming they know their fate, yet as Alright
eous protest they spend their time and
money in the hope Of bringing about better
conditions.
If Atlantic City lacks this sort Of people
she ought to keep the fact unadvertised It
is no credit to her. TRUE American.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-16
PEDRickTowN.

At a meeting held recently by those IN
terested in the Pedricktown National Bank
James Sweeten was elected president, and
John Burk vice president. Numerous APP
pilcation have been made for the position
OF cashier. The Directors are James Strim-
pie, Harry Green, James Sweeten. John
Burk, VIM. F. Hunt, F'reeland Sparks,
Frank Gaventa, Jacob Hunt, of Auburn,
and George ElkintoD, of Pennsgroye.
Mrs. Jane Pedrick died suddenly Sun
day night before doctor could be called
She was ninety-one years of age. The fun
eral services were held on Thu sday morn
ing.
Edwin r. somers has bought DIR. Allen
Black Is house.
DR.. Barnart's house on Railroad avenue
occupied by Fred Kregler has been Won
derfully improved BY being raised new
verandas added and painted, entirely
changing its appearance.
Great preparation is being made by the
ladies of the NJ. E. church for the Fannual
fair to be held December 1st, and 2nd On
Friday evening the w. H Bolton, of Alb
seeon will lecture. subject ssHow 10 Shoot
anu l1JW w litt. uE pdVtlSt CHURCH
purpose to hold one the week following.
A. number OF our school children are
being kept home on account Of whooping
cough.
John p shultz is noticed out again after
a severe attack of rheumatism.
Henry ReYmer has bought the John
Shaffer farm and Howard Cooper will move
there. John Richards will move from near
Sharptown on the Lippincott farm vacated
by Cooper.
Mrs Frank Gates is able to be about
after her recent operation.
A number Of men discharged from the
powder works have found employment on
the roads, which are being graded.
What was first pronounced q case of
typhoid fever with Miss Anna christensen
proved otherwise and she is improving
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-16
The Peoples Victory.
From Perth Amboy Newsl.

1t was the peoples victory. Republic
cans are patting each other on the back
and saying: "We did it, 2 but they had
better beware.
Look at Philadelphia. Did the Republic
cans do it there
Look at jerome in New York. Who dfI
1t there I?
The people have made themselves felt and
bosses. uail at she general uprising No
paas Can claim the victory Of Tuesday
The people have broken their bonds and
are free. It means the utter rout Of bosses,
bossism, graft and corruption.
No one knows better than the bosses
themselves what all means. To them
the Handwriting on the wall is plain. This
is a government of the people after all
They nay show indifference for time and
allow corrupt methods to succeed, but ouce
aroused the cleaning out is thorough.
The revolt in New Jersey has started in
Hudson and Essex counties Henceforth
Major Lentz and Colonel Dickinson may
be counted out. They have gone down to
overwhelming defeat.
It was glorious day for New Jersey for
she fight has only begun.
Mr.. Colby will hold an enyiable posi- ton
in Trenton this winter. No boss will be
shopping about the state house keeping
tabs on him and instructing him what to
vote for and what to defeat.
He is free to act as his conscience die
tates.
He is under obligations to no one man.
He ia responsible only to the people. He
is to look after their interest
Is not this an honorable position
Is it not an exception to the general run
of senators
The whole state is watching you, Mr..
Colby. On your record depends the sue
cess of others like you in future campaigns
People to large extent, have lost con f.
dence in their legislators. 1t is a sad state
Of affairs, bat true. II they can find in
you one laboring for their own intere SITS
all the time they will take courage, and
you are bound to have others to assist you
on the floor Of the Senate before your term
expires
The people are aroused. Let the bosses
and grafters beware
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-16
Mem0riam.

WHEREAS, IL has pleased oui Heavenly
Father to call from the activities Of
earth into the rewards and glory Of the
better land our sister, Mrs. Annie G.
Ridgway. who entered into rest Thurs
day, October 18th, 1905, in the 63rd
year of her age; Therefore be it
Resolced, That while humbly submitting
to the decree OF an all-wise providence, we
place on record our high appreciation Of
our sisters character as noble and true
wife, an affectionate and obedient daugh-
ter, a loving and steadfast sister, sincere
and generous friend. We further esteem
it pleasure to record our gratitude to the
source and giver of all good for the privil-
eye Of numbering her among the Daugh-
ters of Husbandry, whose chief Joy is to
help sustain and encourage the sons in
their efforts to cultivate the soil of the
earth that it may bring forth and bud,
giving seed TO the sower, and bread to the
eater.
<tCoVtSceet a dcte We CAcCllu w Jul DtObnck3
A. M Ridgway, our heart-felt sympathy
in this hour Of trial and bereavement,
trusting that he and all who have been
called to mourn the departure Of one SO
near and dear to them, may sorrow as
those having bright hope in happy re-
union by-and-by.
Resoi0edI That these resolutions be
spread on our minutes, and copies sent to
the county papers for publication, and one
to our bereayed brother and husband Of
the departed sister, and our charter be
draped thirty days.
JESSIE WOODRUFF,
BEULAH GARDINER,
MoLLIE HoRNER,
Committee