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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-10
a SHIPMENT OF A
Garden City Factory Sends 10000
Pounds to LawtOn, Okla.

Garden City. Nov. 1O.-The first ship
ment Of white sugar went out from the
Garden City factory Of the United States
Sugar & Land company this week, when
30. 600 pounds Of first class goods were
shipped TO Lawton. Okla.
Many carloads of beets are arriving
daily and great activity is apparent on
al sides The process is successfully I'M
der way in the factory. and all positions
are filled. Friday a very large delega-
tion from the local Industrial club tour
ed the plant on invitation of the sugar
company. and the process was carefully
explained to each visitor. The factory
viii turn cut about 200, 600 pounds of su-
gar every day. consuming between 500
and 700 tons of beets daily. 1t is estf-
mated that h campaign viii continue
for 100 days.
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Empori Nan Killed.

Andover. Mass, Nov. 1O.-Charles Z.
Riggs, a Phillips-Andover. academy stu
dent, accidentally shot John J. Tracy, a
schoolmate today. Tracy died instantly.
Tracy lived in Emporia. Kan, and Riggs
in Mount Vernon, n. Y.
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The QuaYIe Iecture.

On Jean Vatican at the First NJ. E.
church Wednesday evening, Novem-
Der "A, under the auspices of the
Home Missionary society.
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Washington, Nov. 1O--Secretary Shaw
today authorized the statement that he
will not buy bonds. refund or increase
deposits in national banks unless pres
ent conditions materially change.
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-AvTrO-ansCET LAvEoUs


WANTED-To buy g-raphopnone (disk)
records. Give titles. size and price
wanted. Address T. NJ r. care jour
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NORTH

Leave items for this column with
kimban Printing Co.. So North
Kansas venue
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state Journal. 10e a Week
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CIGAR Salesman wanted in your locality.
city and country trade. Salary and ex-
penses or commission; experience unnec-
essary; enclose stamp for particulars.
Madison Cigar Co, Dept. = Toledo, Ohio.
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roR ALE-snscELLANgoUs
FOX

DIAMONDS. WATCHES. GUNS BICYCLES. TALKING MACHINES
$50 kansas ave is the old reliable bargain place where can be- found bargains
in Diamonds Watches. Clocks Jewery Talking Machines Band Insru-
ments shotguns Rifles, Revolvers. vOnns Guitars aandOnns mi Bicycles
Also The best tire in the market Remember Pain Brs. nave had Sc years ex-
penenoe in tbs 5ewely business ad are he Oldest established jeVeHs M gun
smiths in the city.
as KANSAS AVE. TOPEKA. KAN.
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wANTEp-MALE HELP.

statesmen to sell our choice nursery
stock, coed wages paid. stock guaranteed
true to name. For terms write the Knight
NJ cries. Lawrence, Kan.
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WANTED-Men. everywhere; good pay;
to distribute circulars, adv. matter, tack
signs, etc; no canvassing. Address Ma
tionai Distributing Bureau, 100 Oakland
Bank Bldg, Chicago, III.
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BUSINESS CHANCES
Ny BUSINESS TOR SALE
PERSONAL.


ACSPHlNE. opium. Iaud1nn1 ~s~~frS
naoit: myself cured: will inform vcn I'd
natnlesS. permanent home cure. Nrn
oo1 IL CHICAGO
FREE YOUR FORTUNE TOLD f.1l7-e
Americas eminent philosopher astrolo<.
~, clairvoyant, st. John. y Sheldon s..
Shieago. Send birth date and STAMP
Know myself.
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WANTEp-sAIEssfFN

DODD. MEAD & COMPANNY. Shukert
Building. Kansas city. Missouri. desire
two statesmen for Kansas territory. Those
who after instructions can present a
hrst-class proposition to selected Gus
toners are wanted. Write at once giving
references, and both present and past oc-
cupation.
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WANTED-Laborers to ship r. r. work;
bridge carpenters for Arizona, Nov. 30;
farm hands; corn huskers; hotel help; ho-
tel clerk; men cooks; newsboys; dish
washer 5000 month; belIboys; porter; 50
coiored laborers 500 per day. Capital
Employment Agency, S11 Kan. ave.
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BIcYCLEs AID REPAInING.

L. S. CYCLE CO. us E. Eighth. Nationai
e I~ver-Johnson bicycles. Supplies. repairs
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TO WHOM TT NAY CONCERN
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-Be il
known that my application IS now on
file in the office of the probate court az
county. Kan, asking for a per-
nit TO sell Intoxicating liquors according
70 law at NO 632 Kansas ave. In the
Second ward of the city of Topeka. Shaw
nee county, state of Kansas. Hearing is
set for the 22nd day of December 1905 AT
9 a M GEO. w STANSFIELD.
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CABINET MAKER.

E. BRANDBORG-Oniee and store nx-
lures and mission furniture u order
s1S N Kansas axe.
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WANTED-1O0 white laborers Monday for
Kansas City, $500 and SIPS day and
pass. Capital Employment Agency. 81
Kansas avenue.
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WANTED-Men to learn barber trade.
Have just moved into our new building
where We have all modern facilities. Spec
ial Inducements for short time. Don't
miss this chance. Few weeks completes
Money earned while learning. Write to-
day. Moler Barber College, kansas City,
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WANTED-For L. s. army. able bodied
unmarried men between ages of IS and
%; citizens of u s., of good character
and temperate habits, who can speak,
read ana write English. Tor Information
apply to recruiting officer, 702 Mass. St,
Lawrence, Kan, or rs Main st, Kansas
City, Mo.
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PATENTS.


J. A ROSES. patent attorney, 423 Kan
sas ave. Topeka
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neutrality-suspicious.. hustlers to tack
signs, distribute circulars, samples, etc.
no canyassing; good pay. Sun Adv. Blu
reau, ChicaeO.
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BICYCLES. TALKING mAcHINEs.
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PLUMBING


LOUIS IOCkOW1TZ, expert plumber and
gas litter. 219 West 6th st. Ind. 1918.
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CAPITOL REAL ESTATE CO.
116 west Sixth. Phones 94S.
FOR RENT.
1873 Emmett, s rooms, barn, So
1z2 Kansas ave. 10 rooms, so.
1796 Clay. z rooms. barn. etc, SIC.
1855 Lane, s rooms, partly odern so.
y. E. corner It'll and Madison, 9 rooms,
modern, $s5.
1858 Clay, modern, SIS.
Corner 18th and Boswell, : rooms, barn,
sl5.
BUSINESS LOCATIONS.
9s and 9s1 Kansas ave, each so.
WILSON & NEIsWANGER.
FOR RENT room house and barn;
good condition; $3.50. Wilson. owner.
as kansas avenue. Independent Tele-
phone 1924.
FOR RENT.
Modern house, 4 rooms and large recep-
ton hall downstairs, 3 rooms and bath
upstairs. Fine location Oh west side q
blocks from state house. southwest. Tele~
BARNES REAL ESTATE co.
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GAS FITTING,

HEATING STOVES AND H011S5
piping a specially: work guaranteed
reasonable rates. Griffin & Hail. 1884 Har
rison. IND Tel. 1891.
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FOR SALE-Horse, express wagon and
harness, cheap. 19 West eth st.
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FOR SALE-Horse, buggy ana harness,
cheap. Inquire 6I3 Topeka avenue
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23
PERSONAL
AND SOCIAL.
<********<*+<<*<S

Wednesday was the ff,y-nln,h ami
ssrsary OF the marriage OF Mr.. and Mrs
/ T. F. Godding. Sr. Such long eon'inn-
anee Of married life is remarkably rare
And both Father Godding and wife have
such health as 20 promise yet other we'd
ding anniversaries
John Rsimsfs and wife. Of Grand Is
iapd. Neb.. are the guests Of their dangh-
ter. Mrs. Fr. wle,zer.
Miss Katie flanagan recently arrived
from Eidorado. III. for residence in Rocky
Ford. iolning brother and sister who
have lived here for a year or more.
\ Arsesnt number Of the Denver Re-
Browning. brother Of Mrs Frank Green.
The sketch accompanying the portrait
says .ha. ar. Browning is most prom
ising tsnor and will make his appearance
soon with Director Eealy's "ilrOas-GiT-
ofie-. as member Of tire TlyoA Opera
company. The Republican says that Mr..
Browning is developing d big tenor voice
and considerable talent IS an actor.
NJ. U. Rsndel is absent with party
visiting the Big Horn 5,sin, Wyoming.
L. C. Dana. Commander Of the Depart
men, Of Colorado and Wyoming @. 4. r.
and |. II. Burt. Asst Ads Gen. visited
Wadswof,h Pos, a, Woodmen Hall last
evening. Members o' tho W. 2. c. and
Ladies Of the @. a. r. we're present and
contributed largely 10 tho enisymsni Of
tho occasion. These officials are making
,auf Of tho Department; in tho interest
OF tho Grand Army. The ladies' served
an elogsn, luncheon which was highly
appreciated by the comrades. Comrsds
A. J. Clark gave several patriotic seiee-
tons on his photograph.
@. 3. piehl last week sold his DOWN
town dwelling to Mr. Bar,hs!emcw Of Las
Aninas. Having to give immediate pos
session he was forced TO ask J. r. Gun
ninsham 10 sseats his residence on tho
hill. Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham found
eligible quarters in tho club house on tho
sugar factory grounds. moving there
carly this week.
Mrs. Frank Green has been enjoy
ing visit from her sister. Mrs. Bert
Cave. OF Fort Collins and her baby
daughter. Mr.. Cave accompanying
them. They returned home Tuesday.
II. ~. Minor. Denver attorney.
accompanied By his wife. last week
Investigated Roel;y Ford aud the sur.
rounding country with \ view to in
vesiments and residence.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23

The Stauffcr Meat Market is
always in the front rank and new.
er anywhere else. II you 80
there for a fine pork chop or
roast you will get il sure. II you
60 there for a fancy steak or
standard roast you will undoubt.
edIy 60 away with what you
went after.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23

LOST Somewhere between tho Wash
ing,on and Liberty buildings. or on the
la Jun,S road. green plush. rubber
lined laprobe. nearly new. II tho finder
will leave il y, tho Enterprise Office he
will b, literally rewarded.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23

For sale cl,eap. four double
strength glass store fronts. com.
plete with doors. would make a
good farmers green house. In.
quire Of N. U. Randcl at Office
or residence 7O7 N Main 81.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23
EpwoRrH LEAGUE SOCIAL

Tho basemen, Of tho new church proved
admirably adapted to large gathering
o! tho young people Of tho church and
their friends Thursday evening. After .
couple Of hours Of social oni3yment and
perfectly proper Methodist entertainment,
supper was announced. rrt
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23
WANTED-A limited amount of
Alfalfa hay on subscription to the
Enterprise.
Enterprise.

Gasoline engine for sale or trade.
~ horse powcr and doing good work
daily. Is for sale in order to put in
electric power. Enquire at Enterprise
Office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23

The ladies Of the Catholic church will
hold bazar at the X. Of P. hall on the
afternoon Of Wednesday, November 2eth
with supper from five to o'clock They
will also serve supper for the ball given
by the Columbus club. which will! take
place the same evening. All are cordi-
ally invited. 25-6
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23
Famous Strike Breakers.

The most famous strike breakers in
the land are DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. When liver and bowels go on
strike, they quickly settle the trouble,
and the purifying work goes right on.
Best cure for constipation. headache.
and dizziness. 25c at all druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23

The Moler Barber College. Denver.
Colo. certainly osfer splendid chance for
men to learn that trade quickly. There
is little expense and positions are numer-
Gus. Their Illustrated catalogue explains
fully. Write them. 26-27p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23

For Ssie-Eigh, acres adjoining the
city on North Fourtt enih. the c. J.
Samples place. Price Ss,ooo, Apply
to George II. Samples. half mile
southeast OF town. :s-,i
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23

BIG MASK BALL next Wednesday
Night. Dyes Music! Rig crowd-Big
Timc-Big Musie-Rig Priscs-Big Fun
BE There. Best thing OF the scasonI
(Sec window ads.l
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23

FOR SALE-ii acre tract OF land
~ miles from town. Address aoz
North Sixth. ao-ti
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23
Great Cleanup Sale

The Methods, Ladies will have sale
OF Thanksgiving home cookery al the
Lswis-Johnsoa Hardware store the day
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23

Go, your seats for Delivers lecture
reserved a, Awards Drug Store Friday
morning.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23

City Realty Co.. have monsy TO loan on
city and ranch property. and houses To
soil on easy ,srms. 1871
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23

FOR SALE cheap. 40 acres good land
under Cs,lin ditch. tho c. n. Kidd farm.
one mile sou,h Of Ee~dale. See p. C..
Buck. on the place. |! sold deal mus, DO
closed by Dec. lss- l7.u
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23
Don't Miss

The elsaa-ur sale. SEQ bills for prices
Hundreds Of bargains At
Tho Ramsey D. @. Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23

You will live vel, u you sn!oy dinner
a, the e. Captain on Sundays.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23

The Alaska-Y Yukon Pacific EXPOSE
ton. to be held at Seattle in 1900,
will exploit the resources OF Alaska
and the Yukon territory. Alaska has:
yielded nearly S2oo.ooo.oo worth OF
gold since the Klondikc rush.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23

Opera Front (Franklin) store for
sale. A splendid store. Enquire Al
Enterprise office. 72.ti
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23

City Realty Co. for good horse. null
O. COW.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23

Opening number Of Lecture Course,
Senator ]. P. Dolliver at M. E. church
Saturday night Nov. "a. Reserve seats
at Awards Drug Store Friday morning.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23

FOR SALE CHEAP = One l2-horse
power gasoline engine. one lightning hay
press. See R. S. Besll or Hauck & Nc
Kelvey. 2l-2S
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23

City Realty Co. Lis, Everything .ha, is
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23

We guarantee our Piano tuning. Try
Us. Bolton Music Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23

Tho Sunday dinners a, tho e Captain
arc Of high grade.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23
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5 Business
3 6oooooooooooooo>
Class Pin 4

Pin. very valuable TO the 0,
green enamel with wreath Of fieL
engraved %. S. "e6" 4 suitable re
for return 70 this office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23
Menu;

:
Not less than six articles to be or
dcred from this Menu.
The names given most of the re-
frcshmen,s gave but little hint of what
the guests were liable to have brought
to them. The young men who or.
dcrcd the whole bill OF fare received
,hc following toothsomc viands:
I. Toothpick.
=. Coffee.
4. Onion.
!. Glass of Artesian Water.
5. Ham Sandwich.
6. Pickle.
:. Baked Beans.
8. Saratoga Chips.
9. A Cookcy.
10. Salad.
II. Apple.
IL. Cup of Tea.
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them, and that work is the cleo
ton Of our party's present candi-
dates.
He shall wear the greenest laurel
Who shall show the greatest zeal.
| at all events am quite prepared
to say that while l havn't now the
least idea whose choice may ad
wise as candidate for any office
to be filled next year it would be
against my feeble but earnest
protest if any man should be so
chosen who had not been whole
hearted and single-minded in his
service to the party this year;
and l urge you, gentlemen of the
Republican press, to say this with
me, and to say it plainly"
Mr.. Bonaparte at that point
strongly urged the election of Mr..
Thomas Ireland Elliott to the
Judgeship in Baltimore city, on &C
count of his ability and the known
superiority of his legal attain
ments over those of his Democrat
ic competitor.
When. however, he contin-
ued, we deal with Congressional
candidates. we must deal with
them as party men; we must have
reasons to give why the next
House of Representatives ought to
be Republican, reasons which may
satisfy the Judgment and CONS
clence of all who truly love our
common country. Within the past
ten years, under Republican rule,
our country has grown and pros
pered as even she never grew and
prospered previously; in popula-
ton, in wealth, in the happiness
Of her people, in the respect of
mankind, she has surpassed the
progress of any other nation in the
like time, and even her own amaz-
ing progress in any earlier 10 year
of her wonderful history.
Note merely the growth of our
foreign commerce. l choose this
illustration because a protective
tariff is not generally supposed to
foster foreign commerce; certainly
such is not the teaching of either
Democratic statesmen or Demo-
cratic editors. If, however, we
judge not from editorials, nor yet
from speeches in or out of Con-
gress, but from the recorded facts
before our eyes the results may
be we'll called startling.
The exports from the port of
Baltimore for the year ended June
so, 1896 (the last year concluded
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Pessinism.
TRondeau redOuble1

ltkOUuGdU IGGOuDle-l
IT'S pretty hard to get along today;
The world is getting rotten, don't
you think?
I've heard lot of people lately say
That everything is going on the blink.
And so it's up to me to spill some INK
On pessimism. That's the proper lay,
For themes are scarce. 1 say it with
wink
It's pretty hard to get along today.
ut didn't always seem to be that way.
Life used to be a radiant rosy pink
And now it looks to me like dappled gray
G think ''-'- ''''''' ''' you
Dame Fortunes given me the rinIy dink.
It's twenty-three for mine; me to the
hay.
Now, honest. wouldn't that drive you to
drink"
I've heard a lot of people lately say.
They've said it; yes But is it true?
Nay, nay!
To Fortune! Come and let your glasses
clinkl
Why, what a shine idea to convey
That everything is going on the blink!
This is the last time that I'll ever tink-
Err with a rhyme like this. Hooray.
Hooray.
It's done-except this last-this missing
link
Hast ever done a rondeau redouble?
It's pretty hard!
Franklin p. Adams in Judge.
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of prosperity, if they wish to see
dull times, less work to be done
and therefore less wages to he
paid, check in industry and Ell.
terprise, and all the other fruits of
uncertainty and alarm as to our
business future, in such case they
will send to Washington a Demo
cratic majority to talk and, as
nearly as possible, keep the Pres
ident from getting anything done
during the last two years of his
term. If they would see two more
years spent as the term of this
Congress has been spent, Our trade
steadily growing, both within our
borders and abroad, our industries
developing in security and hope
with the assurance of a settled
commercial policy, work at fair
wages for all real workers and
whatever more is implied in the
nations growth and wealth and
continued prosperity, then they
will send to the Capitol a House
of Representatives worthy and
willing to back up a good Ameri-
can Republican President in two
more years of good American Re-
publican work "
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-10-04

As the ocean liner was entering the
narrow channel the president Of the
steamship company, a nervous, fussy
individual came UP to the pilot, a whisk-
cred old salt who had spent most Of
his many years on the sea.
81 suppose you know all the danger
GUS places in this channel" suggested
the resident.
NThe pilot, looking straight out into
p night, grufiy replied, Nope"
>'You don't" said the magnate Then
why on earth are YOU in charge of that
wheel? What Go you know"
Il know where the bad places amt"
replied the old pilot.-Woman's Home
Companion
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under Democratic Administra-
tom, were SOS. 365,773; those for
the year ending June, 80, 1906,
were SIO9, 8oI,IIS, an increase in
10 years or more than IS per cent.
Imports at the same port amount
ed IN the former year to SIS, 477,-
1874; III the latter to $50, 655, oI7;
an increase of almost I35 per cent.
And this has not been due to any
local causes. For the year ended
on the last day of last month the
combined exports and Imports of
the United States exceeded the
enormous sum Of three billions of
dollars, and for August the figures
for both imports and exports sur
passed those Of any previous Au-
gust.
This prodigious prosperity,
this extraordinary growth in
wealth and in all that wealth
brings has had its drawbacks. As
our country has grown thus rich,
some of our citizens has grown too
rich for her good or their own use
tulness, some among our vast in
dustrial enterprises have spread
beyond just and reasonable limits
of activity and strength and de
veloped into formidable mouopo-
lies defying the control Of our
States and threatening the COM
mercial liberties of our people.
Both parties recognize the ex-
istence of these evils and of these
dangers; but while the Repub-
lican party, guided and inspired by
President Roosevelt, has sought
resolutely, faithfully and with
much promise Of success adequate
remedies for what is wrong, while
fostering all that is fair and bcnef,
cent in our life as a nation, the
Democratic party has advocated
only crude, ill-cousidered, sweep
ing and revolutionary measures
which might or might not remove
the abuses we regret and condemn,
but would surely, promptly and
hopelessly ruin the national pros
perity we justly prize. Democrats
as a party would cut down the tree
Welding all this rich fruit to get
rid of few baleful insects which
infest it. We propose to apply
treatment fatal to them, but health
full and invigorating to the tree it
self, and in the application of this
treatment we have already made
promising beginning.
"On this issue we invite the
voters verdict. IF they are tired
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-10-04

The country clergyman was in his
garden attending to his creepers when
he noticed that a boy standing in the
road was watching his every move
ment with great interest.
Well, my boy" he said you'd no
doubt like to learn gardening you
seem so interested in what I am do
ing
"'Taint that" replied the boy. 81
am waiting to hear what clergyman
says when he hits his finger with the
hammer."-Pele Mele.