The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-11-14

ROYAL sANsa POWDER co., Stw YORK,
Some people settle their hills like
clockwork that is. ON tick.
As rule, newspaper advertising
beats all other kinds for results.
Look about each day if you would
see how gorgeously autumn can dress
n tree.
The lawyer Is the only man who can
make people de as he tells them aud
get money for it,
1t sometimes happens that tho
things that are given to rs cost more
than the things we buy.
Some people are SO ahsentminled
that they can't even recall their most
pleasant reeollections.
There comes time when any man
could hear a lot of nice things about
himself if he WASH too dead to enjoy
them.
Some people imagine that cunning
and wisdom are synonymous but cum
ming is as plentiful MS wisdom is
scarce.
Don't say anything in your adver-
tisements that you can't back up. II
may do for a circus, but not for con
servatiye business concern.
Automobilists should not rely SO
much on using their squawkers when
approaching curves in the road as IN
reducing speed.
There are on the pension rolls the
names of $50, 97i persons, II decrease
of -, 40 in one year. This is the
greatest decrease in the number of
pensioners for any one year in the
history of the government.
At recent meeting of the State
Board of Forestry it was decided to
purchase about $50 acres of woodland
in Blairstown township, Warren
county for experimental purposes.
The price to be paid is - per acre.
The village of Pennington will be
kept busy defending itself at the next
term of court as the owners of the
property occupied by Cooley, the
druggist, have also brought suit for
s., 900 against the village for damage
to the property caused by change in
the street grade
In this country too much license is
given to the anarchists The red flag
is waved aloft frequently in tho
streets OF American cities. Meetings
of radical agitators ARE permitted.
The police stand by and listen TO the
| speeches of men and women whose
message is that of death and destruc-
ton, thinly yelled to meet the super
fielnl requirements of tho law. The
United States should never cease to
blush for the fact that from these
shores went forth the man who slew
the late King of Italy. Tho crime at
Madrid ought to stimulate the uu-
thorities on this side of the Atlantic,
AZ well as those Of Europe, to de
termined effort to clean out the foul
dens of anarehism.
Secretary Shaw is considering the
ACCESSIBILITY of cutting down tho size
of the paper money now issued by the
Government not the size of the de-
nomination, but the actual size of the
paper itself. The suggestion that this
be done is the result of the recent H.
sue of paper money intended for cir
culation iii the Philippines. Tho new
notes which are most attractive in de
sign, ere from 90 to 200 pesos each in
value, and are six inches long by two
and half in width. The ordinary
dollar bill is seven inches in length
and three in width that tx, with
surface area about one third greater
than the Philippine notes. The lattor
are considered by some treasury and
banking officials as being much more
convenient to handle or place in
pocketbook Of ordinary size instead of
the cumbersome wallet required to
carry our green or yellow backs with
ont folding.
Very few men attain II wide repu-
tation within the male circle Of their
acquaintance of being good fellows'
when the men themselves know TINT
| 1t is undiscovered and TINT tho term
dad fellows" would nearly fit their
case. OF course there are hosts upon
hosts of men far more than the world
at large know of-who arc in truth
good fellows in every sense Of the
word, but it is fact nevertheless,
that in numerous instances the desig-
nation il applied to men whose only
title thereto ls won Mt the cost of dis
quiet and anxiety Mt home aud among
friends and possibly Of broken hearts
and ruined lives. Viewed from nero
~ the selfish standpoint young man
cannot afford to be known az II good
fellow, as the term is commonly uu-
derstood, much less to be one. In it's
proper sense Of being an agreeable
companion, everyone should endeayor
to be such and the first place in which
to show this good fellowship is the
home.
John L. Reed