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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-07

She Ito her ~husband)-The poor Nchil
dren! When you get UP in the mpriVn'
they have gone TO school, and when toi
return from the avern at night they hay
gone to bed. At least write them z
souvenir post-card.~Fliegende Blatter.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-07

Whats the matter, old chap?"
Just been round to the pawnbroker's to
pop an umbrella and met Smith there"
well, what about it?"
Nothing = only the umbrella WAS
Smiths" ILLUSTRATED Bits.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-07

Pater-Weil, my boy, so you have inA
terviewed your girls father, Ell? Did you
make the old codger toe the mark7
Son-Yes, dad. i was the mark!-Phiia-
delphia Inquirer.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-07
By Right Of birth.

Hunter-Are you an American citizen.
Pat?
Pat-Faith, an I am that: / was born
in Donegal, but twas on the Fourth iy
July.-Harper's Weekly.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-07

The change is not made lightly. For the EVENING STAR
and the MORNING STAR l have a real affection, and they
have served as a medium of friendship between me and thou
sands of loyal and sturdy champions and supporters OF both
papers. The twin STARS are growing stronger and hustler
every day. They are increasing in prestige and power, thanks to
you, and in return they have tried to serve the public interests
honestly and faithfully.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-07
wireless.

Those shrimps we had for dinner were
not wholesome
How do you know"
II a inside information Judge.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-07

Possibly many of you who were lured to this column day
after day in the hope of discovering something really worth
reading were more frequently disappointed than satisfied. IF So,
please try to forget the disappointments and endeavor to. renem-
Der only what you found that seemed compensation for the
trouble of your quest What you did find were my honest
opinions of rnen, matter and affairs. I tried to be fair and just
in all things, but doubtless didn't succeed in every case. The
mantle of infalHbiity is not my property.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-07

Some day 1 may again be able to greet you and revive
of "Aud Lang Syne.' Until then, al revoir.
T. M.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-07

Mrs. Hatterson-Is Mrs. Witherby q
good bridge player?
Mrs. Catterson-The best one in our
church.-Life,
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-07
FROM STAR READERS

anonymous communication cannot be
printed Except on political subjects the
nance OF correspondents are not required for
publication, but as = guarsntee Of good faith.
Ed
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-07

CONSUMPTION with reference to the pres
ent needs of the United States Army may
not be seriously discussed, perhaps, but
that 1t is discussed at all would appear to
be rather remarkable. 1t at least lndi-
Gates that It may become necessary to
resort to drastic measures in order to Sc
cure enough soldiers for garrison duty in
times of peace. Men are willing to do al
most everything from delvlng In mines to
feeding fiery furnaces, but OF late, 10 a
country of more thar 100000 people 1t
has been discovered that 1t is difficult, IL
not impossible, to maintain a standing
army OF less than 10000 men. That some
thing is radically wrong with the pay,
discipline or kind of service. required is
obvious. put just what that thing is no.
body seems able to explain, Providence
Tribune.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-07
And VIC Can prove i

And VIC Can Prove II. r
How did you lose your hair?'
worry"
what did you worry about ?"
"About losing my hair."-Harper'
Weekly.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-07
PEOPLE OF NOTE.

Champ Clark, the militant Missouri
statesman, made a platform tour and lee
tured in seventeen States during the sum-
nler recess of Congress, and then went
home and bought a farm.
David Jayne Hill, tho new ambassador
to Germany, used to be president of the
Rochester New York; University. He Is
remembered as a s~oft-spoken man with a
punch in either hand.
The Queen Of Roumania is ardeHtly pur-
suing her phllanthropic idea, which frst
took practical shape last year, OF collecting
the blind OF the country In one city, which
her majesty has given the name OF 'Vatra
Lumiuosa.n
After twenty-eight years service az
president OF the Associated Charities OF
Boston. Robert Treat Paine announced
his retirement at the annual meeting OF
that body. Mr.. Paine's services to the or
ganlzation were highly praised by several
Of the officers.
Miss Edith Roots marriage leaves the
twin daughters of Postmaster-G General
Meyer the only really young girls in the
cabinet circle until Miss Roosevelt makes
her debut into society.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-07

Travelling daily for thirty-ive years to
and from business between Eagin, H.,
and Chicago, a distance slightly greater
thar that from New York to Morristown.
John B.. Mcneil has covered 756.0W miles.
His railroad tickets rave cost 81 200. He
makes no claim to be the Oldest COM
muter. Probably Boston, which has long
| maintained q fast service to Providence
Lowell and Worcester, could produce the
| patriarch of suburban travel
Mr.. Mcneil has spent the equivalent OF
1925 working days on the cars. In the
view of the ''ifteen minutes to Harlem
s~trap-hanger this has been time wasted.
In fact. economically employed, 1t has
been time in which lay many possibilities
OF benefit. The late Lewis Morris wrote
his Epic Of Hades'' on the London I'm
d~erground. Seven years Of enforced leis-
ure in two-hour daily instruments would
suffice to learn several languages and
write a series of "best-sellers." What
a whist expert or poker sharp a comn1uter
so ~advantaged could become! Does the
city strap-hanger put the time he saves
in transit to anything like equal profit?
An army Of commuters will pay Mr.. Nc
Neil the tribute Of respect due a pioneer.
He Is congratulated on his sagacity In
early recognizing the superior charms OF
a country life in town. What serenity Of
mind he must possess to have survived
thirty-fve years Of timetable changes, de-
layed trains. snow blockades and iocomo-
tive ~breakdownsl Can the Erie show his
equal?-New York World.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-07
provernent.

1t is nice to have a place where one can air his views
and opinions-where one can talk every day to an audience
larger than can be slowed into any public building in this
country. 1t is peculiarly pleasing to a seif-opinionated person
like myself. and taking advantage of the opportunity has never
seemed to me like real work, because it was both a plea sure
and a luxury.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-07

But you know the old saying that the best of friends mus
part. I must quit you now. With business conditions as they
have been this year the strain on my health kept increasing
until it reached the breaking point. Two weeks rest were taken
in the hope of recup.ration, but I have returned little the better.
All things considered it seems best that I should transfer my
interests and burdens to others, although it is done with great
reluctance. 1t is the first time in my life that I have ever
lodged work, trouble or difficulties Maybe some of you don
care anything about this, o the why and wherefore of our
separation, but believing that there are many who do want to
know, and whom / can't reach in any other way, the reasons
are set forth here. The others will please accept my apology
for inAicting this upon them.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-07
! PARzINd WoRp or 7wo PuRaLY psRsoNAL.

And now I must say goodbye to the thousands of readers
With whom such a pleasant intercourse has been maintained
through this column. From my point of view it has been
very enjoyable indeed, made particularly so by the appreciahye,
generous, aud, at all times, tolerant criticisms of the comments
and opinions here set forth. The matter and the style of
these daily chats should have been better, but it isn't always
easy to reel off graceful and polished paragraphs with interrupt
tons coming in the middle Of a sentence about this, that or
the other thing in connection with the management of the
various departments of two newspapers. The imperfectons were
eiaringly manifest to me and the fact that you dwelt SO gently
and lightly upon them made stronger the effort towards i'm
lprovement.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-07

Senator Joseph Benson Foraker has
shown more valor than discretion in apply
ing the match to bis political bridges, aud
coming out unequivocally for the Repub-
lican Presidential Nomination.
II Is difficult TO see the encouraging symp-
toms upon which the Senator bases his
course of action. 1t is true that the Re-
publican party is badly divided as between
allegiance to various candidates, but there
Is no indication that Foraker, personally.
has made gains in strength. Judge Taft
may not appeal to the rank and file of his
party-conceding that Mr.. Roosevelt is en-
tirely out of the race. But the rank aud
file has shown no predisposition toward the
Senator from Ohio, if the action Of a few
disgfuntled negro organizations here and
there be excepted.
Foraker is essentially too partisan and
sectional in vision to appeal to voters Of
the present day. He has misread public
sentiment II he is counting on purely de-
structiVe criticism or negative statesman
ship as qualifications for preferment these
days.
The Senator is a good fighter, and a cap
able legislator. But he is not of the tim
Der of which iatterday Presidential candi-
dates are made.-Atlanta Constitution.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-18

POSTPONED.-The social planned by Arizona Rebekah lodge for Thus day night has been indefinitely post poned.
 CAUGHT IN THE ACT-Constable Murphy dug up a United States case yesterday evening Near the corner of Second and Washington street, he saw an Indian standing at the head of an alley as though he were waiting for some one He was soon joined by q Mexican or Yaqui who handed him q bottle. The officer approached the pair and the Mexican ran away entering Hayes saloon by the rear. The of ficer found him there and took him into custody. He also learned that he had bought the wine there a few min utes before.
 THE PURSUIT OF RkMlREZ-The Mexican government is determined to have C. Ramirez the former broker of NOgales, Sonora, now a fugitive in this country. whither he fled after the ac- cUsation against him of having de- frauded the Mexican government out of large sums Of money by means of forged bills of lading of wheat import ed into Mexico from this country. After his departure the Mexican gov ernment seized all Of his property amounting to nearly Sl00.000. In the meantime criminal proceedings had been begun against him and a demand was made upon this country for his return. His deportation was ordered by Judge Campbell but the case came before the supreme court last spring on an application for a writ Of habeas corpus which was granted. Unit ed States Attorney Alexander took an appeal to the United States supreme court where the mat ter will be heard shortly after the first of the year. Judge Baker who has been employed by the Mexican gov ernment as special counsel in the case will leave for Washington in few days.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-18
H. A. Diehl Shoe Co
HIS ACT WAS ULTRA WIRES

HIS ACT WAS ULTRA VIREs- Deputy Sheriff Jeff Adams is a good officer there was never a better dep- uty sheriff anywhere but his enthusi- asm sometimes leads him beyond his jurisdiction into forbidden fields. The territorial medical association will probably be after him soon when the incident hereinafter related is brought officially to its notice. one of the trusties of the jail which had been ail-
 ing for some time was believed by Mr. Adams tn be in need of heroic treatment and night before last. for getting that he had not been author ized to engage in the practice of the healing art. he undertook and perform ed delicate surgical operation. The howis cf the patient. to whom no an aesthetic had been administered. were .aGonizinS. But yesterday he could be around. though the greater part of the day was spent in his cell. as he was unable to perform his accustomed du- ties. That he survived is attributable rather tO good luck and a good consti- tuition rather than to the skill of the Operator That trusty was evidently not born to die on the table under the knife.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-18
c ! F Y $
 FOR M FEN

NECkWEAR
 SILK SUSPENDERS SILK MUFFLERS LINEN FiANOKERCHIEFS SILK HANCKERCHIEFS FANCY HALF HOSE SILK HAlF-HOSE BATH ROBES
 HOUSE COATS - FANCY WAIST COATS TRAVELLING BAGS SUIT CASES
 WALKING CANES UMBRELLAS 1 DENT GLOVES SCARF PINS
 LINK BUTTONS SWEATERS
 HOUSE SLIPPERS AUTOMOBILE ROBES
Arizona republican., 1907-12-18

Cordially yours
Arizona republican., 1907-12-18
A LETTER TO Santa Claus
 FROM DayidSOn'S s Cash Store Dear Santa claus:-
 Toy Town,
 Christmas Present County 

Toy Town,
 Christmas Present County,
 Fairy Land. MR. SANTA CLAUS,
 am running a store here in Phoe- nix called Davidson's Cash Store and m very anxious to keep every thing that pleases little boys and girls and that pleases their papas and mammas at Christmas time. want you to write me letter at once, telling me just how many and what kind of pres eats you can send me this year. We have a great many very nice little boys and girls in Arizona, especially in Phoenix, and so we must have hun dreds of presents that will please them. We must also have some nice things for their papas and mammas.
 Now, Santa Claus, please don't fail to answer this letter at once as can net afford to disapPoint the children here. Hoping that your reiHdeers can run as fast as ever and that you won't forget Phoenix, 1 remain,
 Cordially yours,
Arizona republican., 1907-12-18
ARTISTS ARRIVE TopAY.-on

ARTISTS ARRIVE ToDAY.-on Friday evening. December 20th. at the Arizona School of Music will be given Whitney Coombs sacred cantata. The First Christmas" by the Phoenix Cho- ral Society Mir H. Roland Roberts, the baritone soloist. and Miss Kathe- rine Pinney. the soprano sOloist arrive on this mornings :. P. train from San Francisco. The other sOloists. Mrs. T. M sloan aud Prof ]. l.. Johnstone are at hand and full rehearsal will be held Thursday night. A rare treat is in store for Phoenix. people and to the local pride and public spirit preva lent throughout the city is a certain guarantee of crowded house for the 'first Christmas" Seats will be on sale at Adams Pharmacy today, for Sl.00, and no extra charge for reserved seats
 BUSINESS BETTER-Tnc following received by Harry Friedman. Is from a circular letter received by him and no doubt by many other Phoenix mer- chants from the finn of Hubbard Spencer. Bartlett & 10. of Chicago. It is sent out to stimulate business and is reproduced here only as an indica- tiCn of the return of better conditions in the business world generally and an illustration of how the large business men of the country are trying to re- store confidence: The banks having resumed currency payments. the cause for apprehension has been removed and confidence is rapidly being re- stored. Trade has revived and busi- ness seems destined to be normal in the immediate future. The country is full of valuable assets. and there is no sane reason for lack of confidence The merchants and their customer, are not interested in the value of stocks or the results of Wall street gambling so long as these results do not affect the flow of money through it's legitimate channels. The stream is now moving in the right direction In the retail houses of Chicago, the Christmas shopping is being done up-
Arizona republican., 1907-12-18

on a large scale. Is there any good reason why you or any other mer- chant should not carry a fair stock of holiday goods?''
Arizona republican., 1907-12-18

Christmas sale in parlors of Prcsby- terian church on the afternoon and evening of Friday Dec. 20th. Cooked food. aprons. fancy work, dolls. fully dressed and home made candy. Every body welcomed.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-03-28

Examinations will be held "a. fol
lows, with the teachers named act
ing as examining committees in the
various districts.
Lopez, Friday, April II. Commit
Tee, II. II. Hanning, +. Jesse Wrede
Mary 3. F'inan.
Dushore, Saturday, March so, Com
mittee, d. NJ. Flick, Mary Litzel-
man, Esther Dunn.
SOnestown, Saturday March 30, Com
mittec, J. II. Ballentine, Anna
karge, r. II. starr.
i.aporte, Saturday, tApril e, Com
mittee. f. p. Shoemaker, Fora Car
pentcr.
EaglesMere, Saturday, April 6, Com
nitjee, j. II. Myers, Anna Quinn,
Myrtle kentner.
Forksvilie, Saturday, April 20, Com
mittee, f. Il. Lundy, Hattie Molly
neux. Nellie Darby.
Estella, Saturday, March 30, Conn
mttee, VI. II. Black, Grace Wheat
ley Bessie Rogers.
Skunk, Saturday, March 23, Com
mittee, c. II. Warren, Jessie Porter,
Mrs. Warren.
Examinations will all begin
promptly at nine o'clock. Applicants
may attend AT the most convenient
place Of meeting. Teachers are re
quested TO recommend no candidates
whose work during the year does not
fatty justify it. The examinations
"iii cover the Work.a .as outlined for
the eight years under the Illinois
Course of Study. There will be no
examination in A Algebra. Those who
pass the examination viii receive
diplomas emitting them admission
TO any high school in the county.
The diplomas will be distributed at
the High School Commencement eX
criScs in the county and all appli
CsnIs are requested 10 state at what
school they would prefer 10 have
thrnu presented.
j. L. Reese killgore.
County Supt.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-03-28
Mercantial Appraisment.

To venders OF domestic and foreign merchan-
disc etc. in sullivan county Pa. will take notice
that they are appraised and classified by the un
dersigned Appraiser OF Merctlc and ther Licen
sos for the year 1906 as follows. to wit:
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-03-28

Cont Tobacro spit ana ). oae Your T.lc Awa,.
70 quit tobacco easily and forever be iuas
netic, ieil OF life. nerve and Yigor, take No-l'o
3ac. the wonGcr worker, that maKee weak ple7
strong. ALT druggists, SOC OF Il. Cage Suilgun
te@d Rooklct and sample free address
'ster.ing Remedy CO, Chicago 9. Ntw yoik
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-03-28

Warner. ". two ten pin alleys dc
Atlantic Refining Co., wholesale, DuShore,
And that an appeal will be held in the Office OF
The County Treasurer in Lalorte Pa, on the 3Gih
day OF April, 1907, at l0o'cock II. IN. when and
wlerc you may attend ii you think proper.
MILES o. BARNES, Mefcantial APPRAISER.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-03-28

We the undersigned auditors OF the Borough of
Lalorte, Pa Do hereby certify that we met and
ai' rraceed 70 aldit adjust and settle the several
acout!nts Of ihe Borough Offices and found the
sahie correct is shown and set forth hereinheiore
u T. SHOEMAKER
]. h. SMITH. Auditors
WM. II. ROGERS
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-30

Hugney VII make erJu-.
Of that celebrated ChicE-n
GunEO to-day u supply >.
Corners. s D. n. 20 midnight.
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Dcay Pure Mali WhsEcv promotes health and longevity
KEEPS TIE GID YouHe TIE YOUNG STRONG

Il the Only VIII ke recognized by doctors everywhere Is d
iciae. Tn, ! guarantee ~
lie En""" Is sold by al reliable druggists grocex and deal
c.. - erect, = bottle Illustrated medical hool Iet and 4,
a' F's Address Duffy Malt Whshcy Co, Rochester, n Y
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REFUSE INITATiONS AND SUBSTITUTES

When You ask for
d. + + : ) PU RE
1lALT WHISkEY he
sure you Get the genuine
which Is the only ALSO
Iutclv rU-c malt wh;skcv
containing medicinal.
hc"ith-giHiEg qualities.
limitations and Substi-
tutes, far from relieving
the SEX, arc positively
harmful. Demand DUE
L / ), ard he sure you
gcc Il. b or Your guard
against rctI.Icd bottles.
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from West Florida.

vs. florida. 700. has % c4-d.G.-,.
Of H'r on. and he happen -o 90"
on" OF r. strongest in -u, ..-r...
bunch. rcfrr fo RI" Hon r
Jouuin-s. II Pensacola. .I.- t"r...
a. one" card friend AMI admir-,
-"Gm him. 80 Tar a. huou. NJ lea.
HiuGs has never held any rn,I,'-a.
office hcr"d serving a- Presrd.n-fIl
G @ESr %1aR HtatSn Tia IT.; has, hay
interest. wh~h every good citizen
should ;aGp. hJt' which 50 Iuauy r4-!-
ness men Unfortunately ignore Ar,.~-
Jennings Ia man Who make fri,rd-
Wherever q zoos. and H.. la- a,.-u
about everywhere in Florida He has
lived in Bmua. on r." ,.a-r coast.
and D. nov in " Florida ! ,.f
~. a. iIu:i;"u c,.u;t. Ho f.a-
forced MS WAY a 'hr trnu- hr MS
ouu la-il H1...-. G.art. -.ns-4-
th,.:c. an, wIrh = U.rt,.-. r.ss.,,, s.-
personality he W,..G r-.... % -.a,.-
man IN a r5pu.a' .-lD.t:r. T. J. I1
uu means certain. how, veg. -..r NJ
J.uujn~s y5t tn. The las. tim.
tha, ~av him b .nd m" r." h-.d
mo- decided
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~ GOidrirg, Distributor.
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GuhernatoriaI Candidates.

] A-SI-! J! ire il = no. a. a.. tltflt .
20 sec Guar "cOnfi.rtin- .u...,.t:-
will 10" We'll 10 evidence. Ly,..s..ri, Of
these followers N;H bee n,rur.Ir- h.-
candidate. which vii gi>,. uff,u-r :u
some U'hcT. memnr-. ,.luai.- zr,tNu-
IN The support ot III mJu This Wi.
naturally lead 10 r.ra..J-r.y ui-t-
Hr"S, and W. may expire .y -t... IN,
floor of the Legislature ~r.,ua -. ..
with dead and DYING bills
These possible Gub-ruarur.aI carG-
dates. by n" way. come from ,..,.r,
section of the state Fo~ example,.
There Is H.. +. s. C:iL Pd.a-aa. tauh.
~. man OF affairs and .u.i-iriau.
ono" mon a Tim" SAFE Trt4-Iror.
and not long since solid member
81 'hr STATE senate. J hen comes the.
Hon J. W Watson. nt Miaui. ID u..-m-
3"- Of Tie laSr hou-,. and "a l...
ao." man Attorney General Ellis
has also iecn -men:ioucd ~ This con
Hc".i"n, rs has hudson Barr. OF
railroad commission fame 1t has
ac"n said that Cap. Il. = Rose. now
STATE chemist would en,er his lir-.o
frr'.t".-d race. LUc j. = hardly
prnn1o.e. He has III. ability. nr,-
probably me- the inclination To-.
Hon Jefferson T. Browne. ~ ~
W,~'. vii very likely hc candidate.
and ,hr same may I've ~aid If .litg..
Cromw.Il Gibbons. The i~rr-~es-ibl..
and "u"rcIic Gi.christ VII no dofIi.
b." candidate. and VII cpr.:l.4 III
~,r"u- support from SoH-h TI-..d..
~ ruE rio
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Inc Everqlades Proposition.

Thr entire Everglades proposition
viii hr taken up ami made n" r.osj
Of. hut in spite of all this minis
the drainage proposition Will wiz ou;.
The work has been begun and fn"
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