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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06
MONTGOMERY COTTON
rurxx WAS NO LET UP IN ADVANCING
 MKRKET.
sx. |. Sr,rt~en,esx Reached High Water " Me Z V m Holders arr Sttii iooking Confidently to
 the Future.
stsict Middilnx ... s,rIcs low iniddlinx TIT MldilllnE. ~.

There was no Ie. up yesterday in the up, rnrd tendency of the cotton market ,.s am, II the close Of sssrsss in Moss9eH sSsn on Honday when the bulls ran eomoieteiy away "'''' ~ss ouosed at Il Ec. which is the high ,a. wa. tsf mark of the year. Even . better pTlss ,a,s ssn hui, sh. srse s n ns air and are more confident and more iHoepe"
 Wont trnmery brokers yesterday received ever their private wires an inssrss.lng s.,,n ,1- esram which was sen: out ;9 2 Ess.ern Essnnwicds sp hsnd Of the waii Stree, bull cliaus
 The tslssrsm was sS ,ss fs Chamber s9U of Com
 yaerce, Tsii River. Mass: ..,ore
 .rnssmuch as untold injury has herstStore o,,on' resulted from vicious spesSiat,oh ss to assure the community that there t no !, .ss sssds S Sat n9ss hc.n tne sninners and the planters of the @ south. SSsa in h 9Stsinr this grea, commodity on dsr.tanl s,spsn uUo that the entire unsod DOT sen ef hs srop wi be sela aSr prsnar pDrsns.eS to take your orders placed as ones for the actual cotton UP |" an,,,hsrn q our sc,ins ss s De Der pouna plus from point of origination. graded to ehS F., ,c qarsmsn.. of the I sninosss iess no sme In pu rhasinr their reuuircments as negotaIao,ms sre now ou foot for exporting the entHe @ S5 ins resdS eai see the fairness of our .ossttnr ana proposition, as at these ltgu,es Your years supply will only average twei's cents JOSEPH H. HoADLEY."
 The future market yesterday opensu e.,,rg .,d sdvanced to the close which was arounu the hiasiest point of the day. or Iutis srrsces
 Don.. sa.s o 1sss saa.qsens sse 0esnh ss shs market Notwithstanding frsauent rsalaSsg howeve o the strength rs of the saynr nrk psen passed to the effect that the National GinneTs nssS- ns,,- ciation would report Wednesday on tes sn ns sdca bef of bales ginnsd to ueeemDsx s,nss ssa. of fife 1orSiax 3sts. which Is duo next Friday:
 in Anticipation of g buiiish report. wnlsa s.a is expeeted to pp,snt support sne sbs buvinS Became fsfsi9 fs ths cornmerciai crcr which includes in ss ass. Fssssfs sSss s5e sso Ssss shsrs vet fo come forward about g;aoo.uov psrSs srSs isss than was brought to market aatsr In t, ss time last year. say s.o0o.oso nA.ss asnaxsas . ,;ssssiS ' supniy of American cotton over cnS aS vsar sxo has been reduced 10 about soo.ooS ksIes and as there is every fndisauon nn,Ss G
 cpntinuanes oa sS3d ,hs ss1a 1nrososcfive s sappiy of American cotton apears to De 100 ssnr.. smSa. Sv aNnut two million bales for the season 2 sts Ths staple is ,,ss n Snsiieen sna if needs ss Ss fo corner itself. without the aid of uanip- z, Ysaf of last season did receipts begin ,, sS @at hs s s,ntfi after Christmas of this year, Sfii thsy begin to figure relatively iisnt witn oas ysaft s,t ss a case os burnsng the candle q sa.s snas tn Sd far as tho visible supply is coseerned. a large consumption, sniaii movement
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06

Salt Lake City, Utah, Dee. 5.-At an adjourned annual meeting of the stockholders cf the Oregon Short Line Railroad Company. held here this af- ternoon, Gordon M. Buck and George F. Downs. both of New York, were elected to the Board of Directors n place of Edwin Gould and James F. Hyde. At an adjourned meeting of tn. Union Pacific Company proxies were voted by Messre. Bancroft and Will Hams. Action on s proposed issue of sl0.0oe,oo0 bonds was indefinitely post poned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06
Report ou NaturalIantion,

Washington Dec. 5.-President Roosevelt today transmitted to the House the report of the committee on naturalization appoined March l. laAt by executive order. The report is S volume of considerable size contain. ing court records ana the draft of n bill for uniform naturalization meth" ods st r
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.
ST Lolus GENERAL MARKET

St, louis Dec. s.--Fiour. steady, red winter patents s4. .so@ $5. 80; extra fancy and straights ss. aoas4.ss: Clear s2. @s3. 10. Timothy seed, steady: s2 509s2.81. Corn meal. steady s2. 50. Bran. steady. sacked east track I5@14c, Hay. higher; Timothy ss.o0Gs15 .oe: Prairie ss. 001sl1 %: wfiskey steady st B. Iron cotton ties $1. e1. Bagging eEc. Hemp twine 7hc. Pork steady jobbing $14. %. Lard higher: prime steam s1 .25. Dry salt meats, steady; boxed extra shorts s7.75: clear ribs s.v0: short clear $s. 3s.
 Bacon. steady: boxed extra shorts Ss 50: clear ribs Ss s.7b; short cieaS-&a. O. s-i-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06
THE MEAL MARKET.

New York. Dec. s.--Spot tin was higher In Lsndon today at ESQ: futures unchanged at G57 ss. Locally. tin steady at Sa4.ss0
 Copper lower in London. spot .e77, futures sisStroIst,e 1 ,,7 1sslS. oe 1e eass.nx sfs sow .l7.75. A
 Lead. higher at k1s 1os in London. To-
 Speiter firm at s6 35 db .45 in the local market and unchanged in London at 9ss los.
 Iron lower in the English market. at SIS for standard foundry and 5as for Cleveland warrants. Unchanged locally: No. foun- dry Northern sis.T5a sis.s5: No. 2 do SIS, ,25 c s1s.s5; No. 1 foundry, Southern SIS. 50 a SIS. T5; No. 2 do. SIS. 00M SIS. 23
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.

Newa Orleans, Dee, b.-Sugar firm: open kettle 303Ac; open kettle centrifugal 3M 1 3%c; centrifugal whites 3Ae. yeiows 3M O axe; seconds 2@3Ac. . Molasses. open kettle 2oR3sc; centrifugal
 syrup 2o0eec.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06

New York. Dec. s.-The situation in the dry goods market savored Of great uncer- talnty and few prices could be secured on the ma ajortiy of LraS from manufacturers. Buyers appear to prefer to walt until the market has settled somewhat before operat
 ing freely.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06
MARINE NEwa.

Mobile Dec 5.--Arrived; Strs.. Taunton Nor. Ellersen. Port .Limon; Farmsutn. Dutch, SehurIing. Anisterdam; Mobila. Cub. Wel- West Hartieoool.
 Cieared: strs.. rrovidentia,. Ger. scha- nick, Dordrecht: Ellis. Nor. Hausen. Banes Cuba; Mobila, Cub. Wolcott. Havana: Rio Grande. Davidson. New York; Schooner Iona Tunneil. Hall. Philadelphia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06
NAVAL neoREs

savanrah, Ga, Dee. 5.~-Turpentine firm, ssNc; sales 722: receipts l.5s3: shipments Rosin firm: sales i.sio; receipts s.sse: Quote ABc s2. .s7is; D .s2. TO; P. se.7s: F s2s2Js: c S2.s25s; Il $3- 0o; I sa. K wv s5.2s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06

Port Eads. Dec 5.--Arrived: Strs.. -Custo- Br., The Tyne Kilnea. Br.: Cuthbert,. Rio de Janeiro: Tug E. |. Russell Port Arthur Liverpool: Puritan. Br. steideiman: kold- ing: r. J. Thistlewood. Raybon. Florida ports; City of Mexico. Nor.. Olsen. Mexican ports,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Porf Morement.

Galveston--Firm. 1ec. net receipts saess: 21o 'f FS-'
 New oriesns--steady. 1ac; net recipts IT, te4; gross receipts 17.4e4: sales 3.s50; stock 352.2
 Mobils- Firm, ft4c; net receipts I.o0f i: gross receipts f.0oi: sales 200: stock 5s.25t; shipments coastwise ie0
 Savannah--Quief. Ii a-t6c: net receipts 6.lSI: gross receipts 6.f57: sales I.se1; stock lsA411: shipments coastwise 4.T50.
 Charfestop--Quet, ffisc; net receipts CTS; gross receipts SIS; stock 54.e7s: shipments coustwfse 2.13a
 Wtfmiugton--Nominal; net receipts 1,30S: gross receipts 1.305. stock iS.oo<.
 Norfolk--Stesdy. ii%c; net receipts SAD: shipments scoastwise 4.273
 Baltimore--NominaI. 12c: gross receipts 375: stock f3.7ss.
 New york-Dull. f2.35: net receipts ss; gross receipts s.347 stock 2%a.f2s; shipments to Great Britain TIT to continent iSii
 Boston--Quiet, F .s5: net receipts f.o4o; Britain g35!
 stock e.t0s.
 Port Townsend--Eet receipts i.24s: gross receipts i.e4s: shipments to Japan I.ets.
 Miscellancpus--Net receipts 2s; gross re-
 Savannah---Deducs 200 bales from export \ to Great Britain since Sept 1. and from exports to continent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06
WEAFHER CoNDlrI0Ns.

The high barometer area ever the inte- tior yesterday hes moved eastward being now central ever Keptucky- It has caused contiuued ccid weather ovsr the South and in nearly all Atlantic coast districts, the ternperssilre hein@ as low as st in Middle AIaharaA with Killing frost to the Gulf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.

New York; Dec. 5.--Fiour receipts Ss, o00; exports 10. 900: firm. but Qmiet Wheat, receipts 24, 900; exports l6. O00 spot firm No. red 95hc, elevator and a7Rc fob afoat; No | Northern ,944c fob. afloat: No l hard nominal fob, afloat 95 15-16c.
 Corn. receipts 9s.5OO; exports s4.soo: spot steady; NO, 60c. old elevator and 53 fo b. afloati No yellow 63 % c; No. white 5S ikc options higher: January 531sc; May 50 5sc; July bic: December 6sc oats, receipts 115,500 exports 2S, 900; spot firm; mixed 26 to 3? pounds 36c: natural white 30 10 S2 pounds 36 Ii R37kc; clipped white 56 and 40 pounds 3SQ4OAe Hides firm. Hay steady
 Hops quiet.
 Leather steady.
 Wool steady
 inaI yellow 29iS O 20c
 Petroleum steady S3. 25. asked "
 Turpentine quiet 645 G65c
 Rice quiet,
 Molasses firm.
 Coffee sRot Rio easy. No invoice SO
 Sugar, raw firm; fair refining Sc; centrifri- gal se~test 3 e-l6c moiasses sugar 2Mc; refined steady. ~N'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06

coast. Generally fair weather obtai.s uitb freezing temperature prevailing, sxcepf over Florida. southern and western 7exas and along the Pacific coast Temperatures nave risen somewhat in the upper MissEip- pi and Missouri Valleys. though anoIher area of 'high" over the northern slope Of the Rockies Is giving zero temperature in WSo- ming Conditions favor fair and warner weather in this section tonight and Wednas- day.
 Temperature and precipitation as reported by the Weather Bureau for satectad SouthI
 ern stations during 2a hours ending ! ain
 Dec. :. 1905,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06
NEW YORK COEFFE MARKEr

NeW foFk. Dec. e--Coffee futures opened steedy. Snenanged 70 points higher and during tns snd eSriy o session worked up to net inent, attracted by steady Eusepsan cables and nghs pElmsIv receipts offsrin9s in ereesea ~ 'He vance. however. and in the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

Neug flrfaane DeC. S.--Snot cotton sLeAuys saiss sss0 bales including 100 10 arrive. Ouotatious unchanged. midding IF cents
 sFutures, influenced by unfayorabie cables. or,eyied 10 points lower than yesterdays eiosing Apparently there were moro buy CTS tilau sellers about the ring and prices dsrsf,r the afternoon gradually. improved wlkb slight flucsuaticns to the end of tne sa5stof, when they were 10 to 20 points z syeve ~, sv,esterday'e finals. The market clos sS strong within point of the top.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06
Interior NEorrmenf.

Heuston--Easy, 12e; net receipts 1s,s24: gross receipts 1894: shipments l4l2s; safes 1.S05: stock 104,2s6.
 Augusta--steady. F ii-lec; net receipts i.3sS; gross receipts 1.455; shipments 1,0s3; stock s5.sS7 gross receipts l.s5S: shipments s.I7s: sales !. ee0 stock 17B,a7a. .sf iT - '
 St. Lonis---Steady. feMc: net receipts L.
 100; gross reeeirts s.e5s; shipments 5,e5s: sales e1. stock 27.2ss.
 cincinnati--Nct receipts 2.s1S. gross re- ceipts 2,615; shipments 1859: stock i5,9i9. Louisville--Firm, 135sc.
 Total today--Net receipts 26,016: gross re-
 cefpts s4.60g: shipments 2s.5s3: sales 5.iS9;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06
NEW yORK DRY ,(,oODs.

|. Memphis. -I Dec. s,--eottan seed oil
 prime crude 2s% O 24ei prime sun1mer vel low 36& prie meal 223 50; prime chk s2s. 50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06
rprAsIrRy RATANCEs.

Washington Dec. 5.---Today's treas.lry bal ances in the general fund exclusive of the gold reserve shows available cash balance Slss.s23,27s gold sS6, ,0s2.o7S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06

Wilmington. N. C., Dec. s.--Spfrits tar- peTatine firm 61 %c sales after hours at 6ac:
 Rosin. steady; unchanged; receipts ios. fs3 40. secetptsl 5B5 i:s 1 lAs.t!cs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06
nsrnspxgEa f,OTTOng CYr

Charleston. S C.. Dec. 5.--Turpentine an, rosin. nothing doing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06

New Orleans. Doc 5.--Clcared Strs.. El- paso. Patton. New York: Hermine. Aust. Martinoli Trieste. N=e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06
AvATT.ARIE sTrPpIIEs.

New York, Dec. Special cable and tefe- graphic communications received by Brad streets show the following changes in avail able supplies as compared with last ac- counts:
 Wheat-United States and Canada. East Rockies, decrease 20S. .00O bushels. afloat for and in Europe decrease 500,o0o: total de- crease of supply 70a.000.
 Corn---Unlted states Canada and East Rockies. increase t.sl400o.
 Oats--United States Canada and East Rockies decrease f,295so00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06
NEW YORK COTTON ruTuE
HEsTER's LETTER.
CINUNNA.t PRoyTs,

CINCINNA.t PROvTsCIoNS. Cincinnati. Dec 5.-Flour firm. wheat firm: 90G91c. Corn quiet 45c. Oats quiet sac Provisions quiet, lard $s 60: bulk meats $T. 25: bacon $9. 50. Whiskey steady $1 a0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06
ToiaI ATnxenenf.

Total today. at all ports net 57!1i3: ship ments to Great Britain 40e: to continent l. Stl: to Japan 1!2ss. stock 1.a2a.57a
 Consolidated at all ports, net leo. s5a; shipments to Great Britain Ts,Sss; to France Mexico 3s3
 Total since Sept. 1, at all ports. net l. 22l. .0Ss; shipments to Great Britain t.l2s.- 0at; to Japan f5,544: to Mexico 9Sl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06
Nrw nRIEANs cnrrnN nrI.

New Orleans. Dec. 5.--Cotton seed oils: loose 23Ac.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06
i NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON. ew Orieane, Dec. 5.--cotton steady; sa
r1yERrooL COTTON rUrrREs.

Liverpool Dec 5.-Cotton futures opened firm and closed barely steady. American f4fddiing zoe.
 December .... E... ...s .... s...... 6 q December-Januafy ...s ... .6.s1 January February ..0. 2T February-March 3l EGafcn-ApTh ss-sb.6o ApftI-May ... .6.SS May-June .... .''' '''' '''' ''.. '''-e t9 J9ne-JuIy .h q" Juiy-AuEust 70. a5 Augnst-September ........ .. .... 37 September-October .s. -6.e4 October-November -.... .... ....5.9 9s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06

fternoon the market was easier with the lose steady; net unchanged to lS points o1yer. Safes S4.5Q0 including.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06

Rlser Forecast. (For next two days.l
 The Coesa will fall slowly. The Alabama will rise slowly, except remaining stationary or beginning to fall in the upper portion We'd nesday, -.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06
Oregon short Line.

indicates trare Of precipitations
 FRANK P. CHAPTER Section Director Weather Burtau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06

NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
 New Orleans. Dec E.--Folowing were the quotations for futures in New Orleans today; Steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06

| indicates rise. Ialicasss fall
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06

NEW YORK STOCR HIST.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-01-20
Governor Stokes.

The Inauguration of Edward G.
Stokes as Governor on Tuesday is ex-
traordinary for two things 1t put at
the head of the State the first Governor
from South Jersey in sixty years and
the first from the territory south of
Gloucester county. Mr.. Stokes is a
learned scholar, a polished orator and
better versed in State affairs than any
governor who has been inaugurated
within the past ten years, because he
has served in the Assembly in the Sen
ate and as Clerk in Chancery. His in
auguration was a civic ceremony of ad-
miring political friends and devoid of
the military display of three years ago
which cost several thousands of dollars.
In his inaugural address he we'll said:
I'm The work before us let us remem-
Der that ours is a government by the
people and for the people. The people
have exercised their powers in selecting
US as their agents; it now becomes our
duty to justify their trust by admins
tering the affairs of the State for the
people and for them only. The more
unanimous the choice, the greater
not Our elation-but Our responsible
ties; the greater the trust, the greater
the obligation. Let us avoid favortism
toward special interests. Let no cheap
demagogy actuate our councils. Let
our end be solely that of the public
good"
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-01-20
Why Abolish Spring Elections?

One of the weaknesses of the Demo-
cratic party is the failure Of it's mem
bers to distinguish what is democratic
In principal and the failure to proclaim
it by those in Office. The adjustment
of local spring elections is a step away
from democracy. 1t is in the interest
of centralized machine politics. The
Republican party is stronger in State
than in local issues. 1t is stronger in
national than in State issues. Why {?
Because some say the Democrats have
not so many men of ability in their
ranks to run the government. 1t is
true because the high tariff interest,
the money monopoly interest and cor
poration interests pay the biggest sal
aries and thus draw many men Of abil-
ity. But as a general thing those men
of greater ability when in office legis-
late more for the interest of incorpor-
ate power, whence they get the best
pay than for the interest of the people
in general.
In corporate interests get most fav-
orsfrom Republican Office holders. Con-
s%equently the party commands the larg-
est campaign funds, and consequently it
will be easier for Republicans to elect
local officers at the general election
when that fund is at hand. That is the
strongest reason why doing away with
spring elections has been made a Re-
publican party measure. That is one
reason why all democratic Democrats
should raise their voice and vote against
it. A Democratic Board of Freehold
IRIS would be acting in the interest OF
democracy by stamping their disap-
pr0val on the proposed law.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-01-20
west JERSEY Z SEAsEaaE sAiia.a.
On and after Oct. 4th, 1904,

rains will leave WOODBURY. as follows,
For Philadelphia, 5.55. $50, us. 7.3O. 7.3e, 80
$40, 900. 1902. IL II A. NJ; l.O2. 1.l2. 300,
44 4.4S, SIS, 6.0l, 6-53, 7.lo. lQ22, and u Is ?.
NJ weekdays. sundays. p, S.4l A. NJ;
1903. 5 80. 5 81. D Is. and 40 "a r M.
For Glassborn, ga, S.l9, 8.4s, 9,22, l0.G4. Q-a2
AM u 20, 2.02 saturdays only s y. So, 81,
5p4 5.26, 543. 6.32. 7.02, 500, so. II y p. NJ:
Il ~ night. week days. Sundays, $50 A. NJ
5.3l and 9.32 +. NJ.
For Swedesboro, IA, 9l2, u.32 A. NJ. ;202. 4.SS.
612, T02 T N. weekdays. Sundays, $50 A.
M.;6.0l z. NJ.
For Vineiand and Melville. s A, s1g ande.22
A.M.:12.33. 3.37, 5.43, 7.03 p. NJ. weekdays.
Sundays, SIS !. NJ; 5-3l p. NJ.
For Maurice River and points ON the Maurice
River Branch. SIG A. NJ. 1928 and 5.43 +. NJ.
week days. Sundays, 81 p. NJ.
For Sen Isle City and Ocean City, 9.2 A.
M.,3 81 T.. NJ weekdays sundays, 9 A. NJ.
For Cape May, 9.22 a. NJ; So P. NJ.
weekdays. sundays, $50 and go A. u.
For Atlantic City. S.19 A. NJ; 81, r.. II. week
days. Sundays, $40 A. NJ, and 5 81 7 u.
For Salem, via GlaSsbOrO, sis 4. N. i3.4I 7. Al.
weekdays. Via SWedsSbOrO, 6.A, 9 u, l.a2
A. M. ;2O2, 4.34. and SIP P. NJ. weekdays.
Sundays. So A. NJ. 6 VI p. NJ.
For BridgetOn. GA, S.4S A. NJ; y %, S4I. 5.26,
and 632 =. Nj. weekdays. Sundays, $50 A.
NJ. aud 5.3- z. M.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Philadelphia for Woodbury., 6.l2, AS,
S24, S4S. $50, ll.OO An.
100. $50. 3.15, 8 ., 4OS, 4.32. 500. $50, $40, 6.O0,
62S. 7 Sc, 100, l0.40, II 20 p. NJ weekdays.
Sundays, 500, S ~ A. NJ. l2.S0, SEQ, $50 and
Leave swedesboro for Woodbury.. SIS. Csc,
sos, 9.34 A. M. l2.29, 446, 30 p. NJ. week,
days. Sundays, 7.42 NJ. 4.I9 p. NJ.
For time tables and further information apply
to Ticket Agent at the station
General Manager. Pass'r frame Manager.
GEO. ". BOYD,
General Passenger Agent.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-01-20

The State Board of Agriculture in
session in Trenton last week declared
in favor Of the parcel post-alaww which
will allow small parcels to be transport
ed through the mails at less rates than
now, yet profitable to the government.
There are four arguments against it.
the Adams Express company, the us
Express company, the Wells-Fargo
Express and the Pacific express. The
president of the U. S. Express company
is Thomas c. Platt, U S. Senator from
New York, who is paid more for serv-
ing his company than he is the people.
He helps protect other vested interests
and gets aid in return for his own. The
people will make little advancement
until U. S. Senators are elected by the
direct votes of the people, then such
men as specially represent corporation
interest will be less in number in the
U. S. Senate.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-01-20
New Jersey Legislative Session, 1905.

The Daily True American, OF Trenton,
has made arrangements for thoroughly
covering this important session in which
the agitation of the question OF railroad
taxation, begun last September, will be
continued.
Besides the full daily reports of legisla-
tive proceedings, the undercurrent OF
opinions and actions which precede and
lead to the legislative act will be careful
ly watched and reported. All subjects
will be independently treated, and the
usual high standard Of our legislative re-
poats will be maintained.
The publishers will send the daily
paper, during the entire session, COM
mencing January 8, for $1.25. Address
True American Publishing Co., Trenton,
New Jersey.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-01-20

The world may expect Delaware to
have honest elections after reading
Gov. LEAFS address. OF course he will
enforce the ample laws of the State.
But what will become of the Republi-
can majority. Delaware was democrat
ic before Addicks' large supply ofmon-
ey made it otherwise.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-01-20

One of U. S. Senator Reed Shoots
witnesses on Monday admitted that
Mr.. Smoot had to get consent of the
Mormon church to run for Senator,
and that when a high church officer ran
for Office it was understood that he had
obtained the consent of his superiors in
the church. 1t necessarily follows that
the members of the Church are expect
ed to vote for the official Church candi-
date. Smoot should be bounced from
the U. S. Senate because the Mormon
Church makes the State subservient to
the Church. Church and State must
be kept seperate in this country.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-01-20

South Jersey is now in the Govern
or's chair for the first time in sixty
years. The State has its head from the
right end again, but the,head is upside
down in principls from that of sixty
years ago.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-01-20
years ago.

We would remind some Of our Re
publican friends in Salem that the Re-
publican machine in Salem county has
not had the need of a water superin-
tendent since the repeal of local option.
They should be glad that the Demo-
Gratis take so much to water.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-01-20
Cold Wave Coming

If you have Rydales Elixir in the house
when a cold wave is coming, you need not
fear attacks of Bronchitis, Pneumonia,
Cough, Colds, etc. Rydales Elixir taken
when attack begins never fails to check the
progress of the disease. 1t is equally sue
cessful in chronic cases of throat and lung
disease. j. Sweeten, Jr. PENIS Grove; P.
p. Sweeten, Pedricktown.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-01-20

The Patent Office is one of the few
bureaus of the government that pays
its way and adds to the government
revenue. Since 1887 it has been turn
ing into the Treasury Of the United
States large sums of money the amount
this year approximating 5000, 900. This
will be understood is a surplus after all
the expenses of the department are
paid. 1t is stated in the Patent Office
that the year 1904 will exceed all 9th
ers in the number of patents issued.
More than $1,000 were issued in 1908
but the figures for 1904 will be excess
of $4,000. This gives some idea of the
mechanical progress of the United
States.