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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-01-31

! know if the salt you are using is i'm
pure ask the attendants at the booth
| of the Worcester Salt Co.
| There are many advantages claimed
| for the Sackett Plaster Board, display
| ed by the Chicago Lumber Co. The at
| tendants will be pleased to tell you all
about it.
Buttermilk is heaIthfuI drink, and
you can have all you want at the
| booth of the Topeka Pure Milk Co.
They are also serving Red Cross butter
and ice cream.
Ladies, if you want to see what will
| be just right in spring and summer
foot wear, inspect the showing of shoes
and oxfords at the booth of the Mayer
Boot and Shoe Co.
All the very latest spring patterns in
wallpaper and interior decorations are
shown at the booth of c. M. Hill at the
Auditorium.
Don't fail to visit the Jell-O booth
and sample the many dishes they are
sampling. Ice cream made from the
Jell-O Ice cream powder is also served.
Mr.. Harry Gavitt wants every To-
pekan who has ever used any of the
Gavitt articles to register at their booth
| as they have something special for
| them.
Have you received one of the hand
some souvenirs given away by the
Bell Bros Piano Co.? If you haven't
Mr. Bollinger, the local manager. in
vites you to stop at the booth and get
one.
The famous vassar chocolates are be-
ing sampled by the Loose Wiles Candy
and Cracker Co. at the Midwinter. Vas
sar chocolates are absolutely pure, and
are sold by many Topeka dealers.
A great deal of attention is given by
visitors to the Health Ray Lense at
the booth of c. H Morrison This tense
is made in Topeka and financed by
Topeka merchants and capitalists.
The line of library bureau fling cab
| inets and card index trays which is ex-
hibited by the Wilson Office Supply Co.
is being greatly admired by all of the
business men visiting the exposition.
The Wilson Office Supply Co. is the
first concern in the state of Kansas
that has ever attempted to handle this
same class of goods.
The good old ginger cake molasses,
demonstrated at the Midwinter, can be
/ had from almost every Topeka grocer.
Ask them for it. It's guaranteed abso-
lutely pure.
Almost every kind of blooming plant
craft booth. The proceeds from the
sale of cut flowers goes to the U and 1
club.
Everything from an electric scarf pin
to an entire electric plant, including
electrical fixtures mad electric library
lamps shown at the H. B. Howard
| booth Also gas appliances and athletic
goods.
Amateurs are invited to visit the dis
play of the Walcott Photo Supply Co
at the Midwinter. All kinds of photo
supplies and materials are shown and
explained
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-01-31
Discouraginc,

The conservative citizens of of Doth
am. Alabama, improved the shining
hour night before last by lynching a
colored man who had done some pro-
miscuous shooting They strung him
up to tree. and. in order to make his
last moments as interesting as
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-01-31

possible. shot lot of bullets into him.
He hung there all night. and when
people went to cut him down in the
morning they found that he was still
alive, and the doctors say he will re-
cover. The conservative citizens are
naturally deeply Inundated, and it
seems probable that they will cut out
lynching acknowledgements Ga
Zette.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-01-31

Nature paints in coiors bright.
Our cheeks and lips SO fine;
Assist nature to paint for thee.
BY taking Rocky Mountain Tea
Fl T. Walker.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-07-01

cllaastl'I1' gentleman 'at'Ta
ippay pe4ple, forlnesly bind "
their pHftisa9 views, iprd glgp ones
voted sagalnst b1nit roy ionglpgi
for an opportunity to honor 9 lnan'
wortllS of the office that go n9qs
people desire him to NY 10 know
that man. VIII do ms unity amt
Ills wltolo.dnty, should guarantee
not Only tho .eptire vote OF llso@e
pbrty, bul the Yofes9t iisild5eosi't
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and Btosdiae poyage andeS bs iron
lhuafa al the Sswishofisas
Whas are Benpssps chaneea for
tHs poiliuetioh
BsnnesE nov bse, said mt
Sesle, more yotas then aecessery
togive MIN the nomination and hs
Mil pgqcute two dslegstss % one
for he other csndidatoa frem the
oouniies yet "a hold their congsuS
tons We Are not given 70 hfag
g;pg ar predioting but Bepnstt
will De nomtnatsa on the iirss bal
laE But @Aelhar Gsst ballot or
not, lie ia sats of the combinations
bscedse 10 10 also tho eaeent.
oaoiee Of many mors dsiegstes Is
IL Bennstt, stick pin in that
statement.
an. Tsylot Clendenin, of Robin
son dlstgiot is pycmipenllY men
iioned asthe Democratic candidate
.for county eominissiones
or INgEREsT no pRMoeRhTss
ME National Democratic Con
geessioHal Campaign Committee
has bepuo active operations 10 ~
.hosaq.iBftsrs at Weshington, p g,
In eatlition 10 ito regn!at @ofb ~
Is no@ prcpatinRa Oampaign land
book %hioh it hopss TO hage resdy
icr iiSiiibutiun by Juiy J -f8o or
thssssnopthA eariicr than hersto.
sorb,
pbe COMMITTEES is obesged with.
The duty OF aseieting, in every weY
possible. tho election Of 0 Dome
.oratio congrbsg We wish the 90
tive po.opeSstion ofegesy 9ptet. in
thu United Sshtee who helieges
With hs, that the eIeotioh Of a
Democratic congress would &rsatly
benefit the county Wemoat 20
lyup6p the people to adstaini our
YORK by giving iptorlnation ae to'
the lood copditiohei ard suggea.
lone Tor our goidencel
i1ach ipdiYidual can otlepat aid
ps ny making 9 contribution
Win he not do 30 And interest
othsea in helping ust too va
wish our Campaign hand hook diat
riboted as generally as possible
and We will furnish a COPY,
&c soon as pubiished, 10 every
one who contributes to our Dom
nittee Sand remiltsnoss TO me
st Washington, DO.
JAMES n Lloyd,
Chairmen
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AM b &c cAR9nMma
roK assgssoM

.d}ial - ) onice 81 assessor ~
iissou co0nty aud Especially solicit
+ i6 stitlport II my filsuds in die Dem
j1satic ConnsI EGpYsntion.
" MASON LONG,
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TIE VIRGINIA DEBT.

Wesley Mollehon3 ono OF tho
leediug ettoYneS5 of the state
made the statement before tho
Virginia Debt 0ompiasion That
should the enpreme court of the
United States fad agAtnet Wess
Virginia, Virginia would oepowsr.
less to enforce the Judgment Fbe
final solution of tho mattort he
ssia, would be in the bands Of tins
commission which would meet
with the Virginia commisaieD and
between them the matter wenld be
settled. Tue Virginia nomrRis,
siou, no delered, waa dominated by
Wall street oapltali9ts who have
bought mp the Virginia certificates
BEABE AND VICINITY.
Thompson Beale, Of your CITY.
was visiting relatives at this place
last geek
) * Gtomioy vas q business Wis
itor at Perkoreburs last Wednes
day
MIa " s Rocco il Willing reiarI
tivea at Milton.
Miss Minnie bong was visiting
at your city Thursday
Mr. J Atkibon and Miss RebsocaI
Wallace, Of Qolumbnei were visii
ting Mi6sss Mary and Rills Walls
kobi Saturday and sunday.
sW Moore made ebueinesa trip
Rehabilitation last week
2qite numbeF OF yoang people
attended the birthday pprty oil
(3toyeI Q Beohtle Saturday EVEN
iug, June 2oth, il being his lStb
Those present we're Misn
os' Mary, Yirginia and Annie Reecs,
Rilla WalIaoe Raael Roberts Re-.
bsooa, Francis and Lillian Ysn,
Meter, Edith and May Jordenl.
CLARA MooFe,hanie Shehbn, Mesaye
Roginold, hrnest and Blazer Afoh'
o. Harry Neville Tayepct Van
Meter. Joeeph Recoe, John and
Charley Bsohtls, LawsenoS Ssaun
dSre, Frank Ni6ort, Claude SIM
hon toe cream and oe&e were
aerged aud all returded tc their
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I NAAftNfaf " ~. NtN'f f-fff
high Office.
BRYAN AND BENNETT
Egents otthe past t@o geeks ia
dtcbte very clearly the lines
upon Which the two great eeln-
paigns state and national, are tot
DO fought The Republican Nae
'ionel platform has been giyeu the
people, and inc Republican canGi
d4tss have beep named tits easy|
10 forecast tho statspl4fforpl and
eotioipate She head of the eERto.
ticket The Republican national
ticket is far from strong; tho plat
form absolntely weak, The Re,
publican state platform will neoss
ssfily repres6nt compounds Ton
tho publication of contsnding,
sIements, and viii in ooneeqpenpe
bs weak There arc already no,
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,,is'.et a1o %sil t'sl'e e"e9s sp9
4snresent 5peeiel inteYasts rather
tb6n nonplst inte,ests. Barring
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SENT { q Hld sp9lE
giatE BGo.
q yol want p5ipst oas oil your
eustomefs 10 Iaw nor pet son has a
fifh, e obicai Ia 1T exert YoiitS sta
WAN IS. publishers &c differ
eot The bosl 5sfiee Department
wort aIlcw rs Ii tfusf, yoq. even
,or / dollar of two egen tboash ws
! q ,qjllins "a do q and Know yoG
,y;ll nav 4cl3fsina IL their o.
dsfs sfSgetiVs yf,cg dsoeafy, i9R8.
- basS sriosbts must stand against
subse I,t,,: ard IN sdBscriptions
1,,sf !bs aid ;o advance
iiEss q 4Rrl issson ne arc obliged
55s IS sa,,sre 10 yobr sub
err;5,fian tf'Q mt Il matter oil 1utS
t!s,iaa ,,o stility ~ wiiliptness
l;fae ;1s;sni(ieset a5,opnt
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goEshtf,
Sentinel
"We sec the stsiement ma 'he
Hodges organization IL relyipg -
n9the enppotf Of the tlaiYeFeliY
studepls and gradnatee' OH ares
beliege q gradnatg Of Tue I'm
sefsity hoy about tllat
II sm not replied MF Neal
eupnorting Prot Hodges oanqlae-
| oy N9ithsr 90 ! believe fne gal-
yetaity students epd ESglqI9sqF9s .qfe :,
,,,,sfaI f,iIf ttntF gftflylpFt ,Qt ann. j
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gardnteds ala n a9f
1 ailgB Famine i ss pqn
si81t terror 1yaf lisfe. AID csi ~
0biIdgsa eaaia into pc gcSiIi
.issifsr thbn grim Gao So grown ts'
: nrish thafl ftaus sslioidt ID in
eawn in that hct ooHairy
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10j go 4 9NA r .
CALL
SIR tic Demogr9iig County OOngel.
lian. " Ilplafili gaiptf Pleasant,
Asfas 1852

M 5lS1F III VQaoa 0op,tg
is, edaf3im't} With setnbiisied
3aa md p0rsQhpt % the. authority
eafed N tins ileiA1cratic Executive
53Hg1llsac it Is ordered b. tine said
lqi1lit tee ~ "a Comfy otSenf
i'm ~ ua ifteta iepre 3entati1es OF
listijefsot tiss0ff sOuntytto he held
ti9i ats ofs leQ8l l0eesant nttle
s4il apitsft L Tor tie PprposP oi select
E .ilttcanAiaate " snid uMtN to no
s4 10, at tile eeIieril elaciion1s1
Dg lieid initue MOUTH qi Noge34lSBr Of
ptesent ee! aol-st.'1 following
mi q teuting Attorney,
bee flitsR Circuit Cpnrs CLERK
siiFaionef pnd 8puIiiy surveyor and
7fbs trass8ction Of such othef business
AZ Way. he pe6essBrg and proper 70 be
brought heloic the convention md
tilieFpid cons enfluu shall assemble at
Se Bouti y o,se nj 1880 O'clocS,
4aaef6 tApe, On ti0 said 18th dry Of
Ilgss5q lNQs said 1ogyention sfHll
i1c 81 u p qa4ile9u Qemoggr'.,t,ie
qfefs nom e.biH bf lie eTer;tl dis
9tlkf aopisrssine elfas5Uhsgs Aud it
rs ijfrfber ~ lSEla lai ljisIlvt con
SanlisDs lie EslR IS the several dix
fgifgs On Satilii fa9ii 8rsdtt lst, for
fiia DutpG8a 8 fisid9titlaS tbpdeleghtes
(. 10 tise3 SgJ,ii t ni9..,S ffonyehtiQp and
200 "a rSfnigatS ~ QGt1idates' Tor
lJs. , psl lsietrivt oillces, conhisting
" if,}ii ia6Sib0s d fiikPestte tlyo Cor
sisa rs ~ pot eoilysntion shall
Ia alnel. time
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The fsianda Of Judge john Wy.
pglies viii be glad 10 knowfhat
lse hsa nonaented Tor hi6 name to
y gsedssq pamobgatio oapdi5eta
sex.tae, afiioe df HgQseouhng at
ornc8. Judge Epglish ssrynS as q
nieyabesof thefsnpreme Couttof
g ppealg of tins 5tate Tor twelve
yoars anu this coupled with ME
axperiep6e ASA Praotitionero Of the
iaW1,asdsf5 him peculiarly fitted
sn 9dyiser for tho County Court
!. go has alwegs been q loyal Demo
cIat. nut not Of that aggressive
kipd as; 20 oreets hostility among
shess opposed "a hisDoIitioei Vows.
Ie hssHno snsmiesi1n his own
oettstsud ik9saeteBbe epy goters
ap She perlg opposed 80 ihim'wh
nfe ofs'apinion that 1t is time to
sa!o6ts iooasortHtiye man, who ia
oabsbie, andg~ho will see.that She
ssBoore enforced fshere lis norea.
son Why Judge Eeglieh should
not receive their anppprt do be,
iosge 10 that olase OF lewyera who
beIisve in the ethics Of the pro.
PASSION. aad pfuotices them Hts
9rlBsl5 iife is 40 froe from censute
sudtoritioispi re is his professional
lie e consi5tent chripHan gentle
man he believes in eobriety, hon
eetg and truthfaluess, and practices
"a bisdaily iif6 those oafdinsl viz
f0es lf1udge hnsiishsehopld DO
acgaineted and elsctod mo oneneed
tsBt shet the aifaiF6 OF the county
& vii S5 ia the siiRhteat degree
asgieossd 2Is
~ lls i9elaocfaiic pl5igQf Mason
/. county select good. honest and
5Tae aen upo iileif tlcket'@lil re-
ueiye sno5utasoment when it u
gaa 81 Stat dr. w Ruttencut,
i5F h9s e6nse9ied 10 run for the
Office * Sheriff should II be the
slgsire 81 his party 70 nominate
tho When there waa ahsointe
h9i4m5fS iff'tae Bepuhlicap party
M ~ 400 Llss..f 90 10 ,,f,r,1i =, n 10 y
Middletown transcript., 1908-10-10

Mrs. G. W. PETERSON.
Middletown transcript., 1908-10-10
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
OF
st. Georges Hundred

The taxable residents of st. Georges
Hundred, and all persons liable to pay
tax in said Hundred, are hereby notified
that the Taxes for the year 1908 are now
due, and the undersigned Tax Collector
for said Hundred. will be at the Office of
JOSEPH H. ENos, IN ODESSA,
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 21st, 1908
From 900 A. M. to 1900 M.
AT HENRY cLEAvER's STORE, IN PORT PENN,
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 2lst, 1908
"A From P. NJ. to PM.
and at the County Tax Collectors Office,
South Broad street, Middletown, DEL,
every Saturday during the month of
September, from 9 A. M, to 4 P. M.
Tax bills can be obtained by making
personal application to the Collector, or
by sending written communication en-
closing stamps.
EXTRACT FROM THE LAWS OF DELAWARE,
GOVERNING THE COLLECTION OF TAXES OF
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, SECTION 8, CHAPTER
30, VOLUME 81, LAWS OF DELAWARE, As
AMENDED:
Section 3-That on all taxes paid before
the first day OF October there shall be an
abatement of five per centum. On all
taxes paid before the first day of Decem-
Der there shall be an abatement of three
per centum. On all taxes paid during the
month OF December there shall be no
abatement whatever. And on all taxes
unpaid on the first day OF January five
per centum thereof shall be added
thereto.
WALTER BEASTEN,
Collector of Taxes forSt. Georges Hun
dred.
Middletown transcript., 1908-10-10

and he said two-thirds OF the letters re-
ceiVed indicated that the writers did not
think he was ft.
Mr, Arters asked why the Republican
party had nominated the only Kent
county lawyer who campaigned against
no license last fall. He said he under
stood that Mr.. Davis had received COM
pensation for his services. but he declared
that no man had a right to figlt a moral
issue for price.
AS to Mr.. Gray, Mr.. Arters said he was
frank to say that he vas not the man be
would like to have endorsed, but he said
that Mr.. Gray had stated that lie never
had liquor man for client and had no
interest in the liquor traffic. He also re-
ferred to his professional career and hi
standing as a member Of the bar.
Mr. Arters spoke Of the importance of
the Office and said it was more powerful
than Judge or jury.
In reference to the county ticket, Mr..
Arters said that SO far as rural New Castle
county was concerned both parties had
nominated the best men for tile General
assembly that they had done for years,
ana ne said that go far as city or county
was concerned the Anti Saloon League.
was only interested in the candidates for
General Assembly. He took up the dif.
ierent districts in this city aud named
the candidates favorable to the cause Of
local option and those opposed.
Middletown transcript., 1908-10-10

that the candidate endorsed by the Pro-
hibitionists had defended man who owns
more saloons than any other three men
In Wilmington.
Some Of Mr.. Bowers reasons for pre-
ferring Mr.. Davis. which he read were as
follows:
HE meets with the constitutional
requirements.
Pie has been admitted to the bar of
Delaware, passed the examinations re-
quired with a high average and is q
member Of the Philadelphia bar in good
standing.
She has been successful in the prac-
tice of criminal law for the past ten years,
and 10 for this reason well equipped TO
take care Of the prosecuting department.
HE has publicly and emphatically
declared that be will prosecute any and
all crimes committed in this state.
5-That be is in no sense responsible
for idle rumors to the effect that he will
not prosecute crime and is in no sense
responsible to any man or set of men
for his conduct in Office = that
be will protect those people who commit
no crime and punish, to the full extent
OF the law, those who do commit crime,
and has so publicly stated.
6-That Fl. Fl. Ward and Robert Fl.
Richards, who so caustically criticised
Mr.. Davis, do SO for utterly selfish rea-
sons.
THAT Mr.. Andrew c. Gray, who was
by the Prohibition party as
their candidate for Encouragement does
not now nor ever has represented the
principal for which the Pro-
hibition party stands.
8-That Frank II. Davis supported the |
temperance cause at the election of last |
November and that he did not work with |
'he license interest, but spent the day, |
after voting, with Henry P. Cannon, of
Bridgeville.
9-That he was offered fee by a men,
Ter OF the Kent county bar, to use bis
political influence in the election of last
Middletown transcript., 1908-10-10
Communicated. ]
CALL A TOWN MEETING

Mr.. EDIToR:-In your issue of October
9th, you made editorial mention of a
movement that is on foot by some OF our
people to have that section of Main street
West of the railroad tracks improved. 1t
is claimed by those favoring the move.
ment that the cost would not exceed
81, 10000 and that the work can be done
while the contractor is here for consider
able less than it would cost should we
decide at some later date to have the
road improved,
1t is not my intention to oppose the
improvement, but in my Judgment the
taxpayers of our town should have an
opportunity to express their views on this
question, and would suggest the calling
of town meeting, where they can as
semble and discuss the matter, and if it
is then decided to do the work, the only
fellow who will have any objections to
offer, will be those who were not suffic.
iently interested as to attend the meeting
and let their views be known, and their
only object in being absent would be for
an opportunity to kick-and let them do
SO if it will afford them any pleasure.
Personally / favor the improvement.
and when the matter is fully explained
to the people, I believe the work will be
done, and the town will be.greatly bene-
fitted, for it must be remembered that
at least three-fourths OF the people who
trade in our town come over this road,
and with four miles OF improved highway,
it is only natural to expect a greater
volume OF business from that section.
In conclusion / would suggest that
some one interested get busy, and net q
date for the meeting and give Mr.. Tax
Payer the opportunity that belongs to
him-an opportunity to express his views
on all public questions concerning our
town. TAx-PAYER.
Middletown. Del, Oct. Sth, 1908.
Middletown transcript., 1908-10-10

November for the "wetn element, and
that be refused to take it, stating that
neither personally nor politically was be
IN sympathy with the license workers.
lO-That ninety per cent. of the un-
friendly criticism to his candidacy arises
from partisan Democratic sources.
MIR. Bowers wanted TO know why the
brewers are forming an organization to
support Mr. Gray, and he charged that
some OF the opposition to Mr.. Davis was
to make the Office Of attorney general a
sort of family affair.