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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-21
E. r. THOMAS GOES TO
TUXEDO TO RECUPERATE,
Takes Cottage at Resort--Wife
to Nurse Him.

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-Friends of e.
r. Thomas learned yesterday thai with
Mrs. Thomas and his mother he had
taken a cottage at Tuxedo and will
remain here until he has ~eecovered
from the injury he received some
months ago in an automobile crash.
Mrs. Thomas has been much abroad
for the last two years, but when here
she has spent most of the time with
the mother of her husband. Through
their removal to Tuxedo on Friday it
became known for some time Mr..
Thomas has been at the Plaza Hotel
and that his wife was his constant at
tendant, doing all in her power to al
leyiate his suffering.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-21
CARDINAL LECOT, OF
FRANCE, DIES SUDDENLY

CHAMBERY, Dec. 2f.-Cardinal Lee
cot. archbishop of Bordeaux, died here
yesterday of apoplexy. He was n
years old. He came here from Rome
accompanied by his secretary. After
dining at his hotel he retired to his
apartments, while his secretary went
to the station to procure a sleeping
compartment to Lyons. When the sec
rotary returned the prelate was dead.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-21
Silk petticO0tS
Pretty, Useful and Acceptable y EN
Holiday Gifts, Values up to $40 GsOV

What a gift for sister or mother And such
beautiful Taffeta Silk Petticoats that will wear,
and wear, and wear. All the leading shades are rep
resented in either plain or two-tone effects, also
black. They have deep flounces and are attractively
designed with tucking, shirfing, hemstitching and sec
ton or embroidered ruffles. Others have a fancy
ruche, and all have silk under ruffles.
- We have assembled these especially for gift
givers, and to make the announcement interesting we
have marked them at $50 each. They include
values up to $1,000.
main Floor, Rear
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-21
PREFERRED SUICIDE TO DEAFNESS.

CAMDEN, Dec. 21.-Georse Davis, s.
years old. 545 Ferry avenue. is in jail
on a charge of attempting suicide. He
believed he was rapidly losing his hear
ing and this is said to have preyed on
his mind. so that he threatened to kill
himself.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-21
UNION CRUSADERS AT vEspERs.

ELIZABETH, Dec. 21.-More- thar
800 men, including members Of the
Holy Name societies of the local Cath
ole churches, interested in the fight for
the suppression of blasphemy and i'm
moral pictures in local moving picture
halls. attended solemn high vespers in
st. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church
last night
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-21

4s-5t Ferry St, Cor. Union.
I Bowery, Cor. Market.
Isl Springfield Ave, Cor. Hayes.
4t0-4t2 Springfield Ave.
251-253 Bank st.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-21
Have You Heard?

About the Famous Teddy Bear Books. NQn
They're offered Tomorrow at 7ON
The Famous Teddy Bear Books are a sensa-
ton for the young folks. As a gift for Christmas
they are unequaled. Interesting, amusing and in
%structive to every little boy or girl. Don't miss
seeing them in the book store.
llama, Nellie and l." the story of a
Thinking Doll, at LOO
ToYLAND SERIES of Christmas Books, in
Guiding 1.-The Snow Mans Christmas "How the
Indian Suit Ran Away" "The Wreck of the Nursery
Flier.' These three books come in a pretty holly box
and sell at LOO
Paint Books. in all shapes and sizes, at very
special prices from Sc TO 60c.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-21
CONSCIENCE MADE HIM GO TO JAIL.

ASBURY PARK, Dec. 21.-James
Layton, of Neptune City, left his bed
to surrender himself to the Neptune
township police for the alleged theft
of a pair of g%umboots from James Hur-
ley, of Bradley Beach Layton said his
conscience would moi let him sleep, so
he walked two miles to jail, and was
locked UP. He is out on 5000 bail.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-21
STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTIANS
The Merry, Merry Christmas Store

is Like a Great Big Christmas Tree Overlooking With Choice Gifts,
and Shopping Here is Pleasant, Agreeable and Always Satisfactory
On every floor in every department. and at very counter, wonderful asortnenS
of choice gifts greet the ever merry throng of Christmas shoppers
From early morning til late at night until Christmas, or efficient corps OF
saesueopl. our modern store facilities and our excellent delivery system will be at
your service.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-03-06
Don't Miss the Big LACURAM Sale at kMe the New Cash Store SATURDAY

He has been away from Warsaw
On several occasions since his
birth, but he always was able t,
return IN time to spend the
night in the town Of his birth.
Kokomo, Ind.--Jacob Arm
strong, one of the most respect
ed residents OF this city, has not
been away from the home in
which he was born, in the fourth
ward, for longer than six hours
at q time during Il last seventy
two years. Only twice has he
missed q meal in the old home.
stead.
Lafayette, Ind.--Thomas j.
Pearson, who was born here in
1907, has been outside of his lot
only once in over eighty years.
On his one hundredth birthday,
last year, it was proposed to
take him to indianapolis at the
expense Of his large circle OF
friends, who were anxious to
show him a little of the world.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-03-06
Take Notice.

We are making up our spring
list OF farms for sale. II you
want your farm sold list it with
US soon, or come in and talk it
over with Us. We are also max.
ing up list to 60 to Penning ton
county this month for home.
steads and relinquishments.
Are you with uss We have
several bargains now for sale In
Wagner residence property,
also if you want . choice piece
of farm laid at q right pricc we
can furnish it and agree to
please you, also have several
trading properties. What have
you to trade? In fact we are
in shape 70 handle any property
you may wish to dispose OF to
good advantage. But above all
list that farm you want to sell
right away, as we have been in
the east for some time working
up business aud are in better
line TO give you salts fac tiou than
ever before. Yours for busi-
ness. kirkpatrick 4 Baker
Land Agency.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-03-06
The Insurgents Need Coin.

AS may be seen from the fol
lowing letter, the insurgent
campaign CON mittee is running
out of funds, so they are levy
ing on those who have an official
bee in their bonnets, TO get it.
And they are not bashful about
it, either, as the committee asks
10 per cent OF the first year S
salary, provided it can be given
cheerfully (?). This leads to the
question:
If the Office seeker is suppos-
ed to contribute 10 per cent Of
his first years salary land fails
to get nomination or election)
how much would his contribu
ton be? Or in other words,
''How old is ANN"
Headquarters Campaign Com
mittee. Huron, s. ID. Feb.
5, 1908.
Dear Sir: In the conduct Of
the campaign on behalf Of the
administration it is, as you
know, necessary that funds be
provided for the expense of lit.
erature, postage, speakers, etc.
/ am sure | know you we'll
enough TO have confidence in
your discretion, hence | do not
hesitate 70 write you a. follows:
About twenty Of the elective
and appointlve officers of the ad.
minlstration have assented to
contribution of ten per cent of
one years salary with which to
conduct the campaign through
to the July convention. Should
this seem too much of q contri
button on your part, bear in
mind that it is only q voluntary
contribution which we desire,
and hence should you contribute
let il be such an amount as you
can cheer fully give.
1t is not necessary that the
full amount of q subscription be
remitted at once but let it be
divided into three or four pay
ments should you SO prefer.
We would like one instailment
as soon os possible> which can
be remitted to Geo. S. Hutchin-
son, treasurer, Huron, S. D.
Should you feel yourself free
to make . contribution with
your first letter Of transmitta
OF any amount please indicate
the total amount that may be
depended upon from you during
the campaign as we are loath to
incur bills without reasonable
assurance that the money 10 pay
them is forthcoming. Trusting
that this will be received in the
same honorable confidence ia
which it is seht, | am,
O. S. Basford,
Sec. Finance Com.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-03-06

Indiana has got into the race.
and il using some dne examples
Of old clt,sens who never 60
away from home for advertising
Gpecialties. Listen 70 these:
South Bend. Ind. Feb 27v
John W. Elder Of Warsaw claims
the worlds record . : home
stayer. he has not been away
lfroa his home city for fifty-two
ears. and has slept in Warsaw
- Il. $50 consecutive nights.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-03-06

There will soon be on the
market . new kind Of contrlbu
tion box. that will put ell the
old ones in the shade. Among
the most salient features is an
electro magnet attachment con-
nected with . bell. It is ad.
justed 90 that when anyone
drops in : gold or silver dollar
it falls noiselessly on q velvet
cushion; when half dollar or q
quarter is cropped in it rings
the bell once; for q dime or a
nickls two rings; while when
but : penny il received It pulls
. trigger and shoots the miserly
person who had the ermerisy
to part with it. But the stingy
unscrupulous Que who drops q
button will receive . shock that
win help 70 raise him q couple
Of feet nearer heaven, for that
10 about . good : start a. he
can ever hope to get.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-03-06

Politics are pretty strenuous
ii South Dakota, but others
have their troubles also. The
president OF the Argentine re.
public narrowly escaped assas-
sinati0n last Friday, bomb bs
were thrown 1t the shah of Per
sia and he narrowly escaped.
The king Of Portugal and his
son were murdered recently.
A priest Was shot down at his
altar in Denver. AL these
crimes were the outcome OF an-
archy and anarchistic plots
Other countries are not much
worse in that respect than the
United 81 tes as = perusal Of
the dalies each day will prove.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-03-06

We also handle goods higher
in price than anything quoted in
your catalogue, but they must
be seen to be appreciated, and
your catalogue does not quote
them. because they look no bet.
ter on paper than cheaper goods
aud the price would not appeal
to you unless you could compare
the quality. These goods you
are under no obligation to buy
unless you are satisfied they are
worth the money.
Our line Of HARNESS Is the
largest in ibe county. Of sridly super
ior quality and podkmonship. at Uery
reasonable pnees.
We handle a line Of PAINTS that
has complied wiih tie PURE PAINT
Law. long before the same has been
passed. and u you are going 10 do
painting ii uiii be 10 your adoaniase to
compare the analysis Of our paints Dith
that Of other brands and decide for
yourself Where you get tbe mast for
your money.
In FARM MACHINERY. WA-
CONS. BUCCIES. WINDiILLS
And PUMPS. Oe 4lsoaps seled tie
highest srodes and such that are besf
odapied to tie conditions b he LEGALITY.
Every machine poronted q n Me
Uork ~ intended (o,. md d 4
ppperls.
We extend poo cordial isoiiatios
= examine our st6rk and gef eu
prices.
Hev ssaps9t.lh
|StotIlasLy bIUlheIs Co.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-03-06

Su bscribe now for the Daily
Argus Leader, South Dakota 9
greatest newspsper-the paper
that prints all the state news,
foreign news and q complete
market report. The regular
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is e4.0O . year-sui.scribe now
aud we will send it 10 your ad-
dress Tor one year for $500
cash ia advance. This is your
opportunity to get the leading
piper Of the state at an exceed
inRly low rate. Subscriptions
taken at this odice or by the
HOotmaster.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-03-06

state Of South Dakota
County Of Charles ak
In the matter Of the estate OF william n
Slzight, decoased.
To the creditors Of said defendent, and ali
persons having claims against said eUtaael
You are herehy notified aud required tC
exhibat youe claims against said deceased "a
his estate, With necessarily ' ouchefA 70 the
undersigno4, Who hes been duty appointed
adniniseratRax 0k said estate, at her resld-
ence, IN tn eown Of PreshO, 6Outh Dakota.
his ONCE In tho eo9n Of WsgneF. ID sai6
county, on o. before the lst day 0e July
1AS.
Witness ~ hAnd this nth day OF Tsbrassy
1875.
cess AAnan,stsatrt1 Tor sai6 sssata.
Adam Crises,
Attoenny Tor AdminiAteAtElx.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-03-06

The ''reformers" now say it
''makes no difference" il they
do not control the April conven-
tion- And the darky said the
posslm Vas mo good nohow"
when be failed to catch it.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-03-06

A certain bishop thinks bad
habits may be cur ed by the lay
inx on of hands. Bad habits
would be cured better by q lay
ing on Of slipper in youth.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-03-06
Lease of .ommon School Lands.

Notice is hereby given that on
March 21st. 1908, all the un
leased common school lands ia
Charles Mix county, will be Of
fered for lease at public auction,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock
.. m. and 5 o'clock p. IN, at the
front door OF the court house in
said county.
Dated at Pierre, Jan. 8, 1908.
q. G. DoKKEN,
Com missioner Of School and
Public Lands. jl7-ml3
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-03-06

Over one half of the states are
dry" aud nearly two-thirds OF
the area Of the United States
has laws forbidding the manu-
facture and sale Of intoxicating
liq qu0rs.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-03-06
Wonder why the insurgents
are 90 anxious 10 have Kittredge
70 back 10 Washington?
The popularity Of Secretary
Taft for the presidency grows
stronger every day.

Fine weather, fertile soil. good
citisens and workers makes
Charles Mix county % ideal
home.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-03-06

Hinzman Bros. sale should in
terest al who are looking for
good goods cheap.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-03-06

boSt tof0o - Rel Hoeoto 1oans I
|the Co00oecim 11n1o 0ank. Waenss
s. q. WI. "a PeaGos Casaeoe
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-03-06
Read Your Catalogue

Read il carefully and read IL
again. Study thoroughly the
carefully worded phrases. calcu-
lated to mislead you But don't
believe everything you read un-
Til you have convinced yourself
by examining our goods aud
comparing our prices with those
in your catalogue.
When they tell you that we
are robbing you, don't take their
word for it, but investigate for
yourself and locate the liar.
Don't pass us by and send
your money TO them on their
say-so, but give rs an opportun.
ity TO show yon that YOU CAN
BUY GOODS AS CHEAP At
HOME As YOU CAN FROM
THE CATALOC. besides having
the privilege Of examining the
goods before you pay any money.
Ii We cannot prove this to your
satisfaction, we will give up
your trade cheer fully. but if we
cab show you where we save
you money we hould get your
trade, and we can do it. You
wiil be tbe loser # you foil to gioe Us
the opportunity.
Time nor space will not allow
US to mention everything we
sell and give prices, but below
you will find a few examples:
A guaranteed @ IN.
Clothes Wringer. >GsOO
IA at. guaranteed en- Sn>
ameled Dish Pan .....OOV
10 at. guaranteed en-. Sn -
ameled Water Pail. .'.OOV
A good 4 tined manure GA -
fork 0Uc
A good 26 inch hand n>|
A &c inch guaranteed 90 -
hand saw ..00C1
Cast iron rim lock set -
including knobs ......0~O -
A good guaranteed ~
safety razor ..........6 -
The Topeka state journal., 1908-08-29
IS CONVICTED.
Germania Club Manager at Sallns
Sold liquor.

Salina, Kan. Aug. "a. Chelber0A
former steward Of the Germania. ala
not fare SO well in the second trial an
he did in trial No. 1. held last yearL
After about three hours OF deuberation
the jury in the case yesterday AFTER,
noon brought in verdict OF guilty a
selling liquor.
A year ago. when the Eermania was
raided, H. Huennenkens. the president,
and A. Chelberg. steward, were arrested
In the first trial the Jury said there
was nothing to connect Huennenkeno
ed, however, the jury could not agrea.
Wednesday Chelberg's second trian
began. The taking Of testimony and
empat-eing a jury took until nearly
noon yesterday. The case went to the
jury about 2:30 o'clock and shortly a1~
ter S o'clock the jury brought in the
verdict of guilty.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-08-29
FLEET AGAIN HALTS.


NeIbo1rne. Aug H1The American
Atlantic bzttIezhfp feet under COM
nand Of Rear Admiral Spery. zuch-
orsd in Port Phflffp hay this afternoon
after an uneyentfu1 voyage. from sgd
ney-
Amer passing Port Philip heads at
HID O'Clock this morning the ships
received a continuous ovation from the
sf.ore and = vast excursion feet the en-
tire % miles to the anchorage grounds
The weather Was beautiful Turning
the headlznds and pointing their noses
feet were greeted by fifty Queens cliH
fishing boats gzi1y behagged and the
British cruiser Psyche, which doomed
welcome Of IL guns and dipped it's
flag to the Connecticut. which was I'm
the van simultaneously there beIched
forth from the American flagship an
answering salute and her faz al the
fore was dipped to the British uniou
jack
Craft Of every kind dotted the bay
and there was a constant exchange Of
salutes between them and the Ameri-
can ships Sirens screamed a welcome
and small cannon Doomed from the
deck Of the Australian pleasure craft.
while the flags on the visiting ships
were constantly being dipped in ar
sver-
Shortly after the Connecticut an
stan came ashore and paid an official
visit to the Hon Sir Reginald A J.
Talbot. governor Of Victoria, who soon
afterward returned the visit aboard
the Connecticut Melbourne today is a
city Of waving flags and bunting
The first day Of the so5ourn of the
American feet in this port has seen
little Of the ceremony as Monday fs
the day set for the formal landing
and the public reception Sunday Is
free, no entertainments or calls having
been scheduled for that day.
Afterthe imposing passing of the
American warzhips through Port
anchorage in Hobson's bay, where
they lay white and Clustering of St
Knda- Admiral Sperry, the COM
mander-in-chfef, accompanied by the
members of his staff, landed at the
st. KiIda pier at half past 3. The
Americans were escorted to carriages
and driven four miles through the
suburbs into Melbourne proper. The
streets were lined with crowds who
cheered the visitors all the way.
Reaching the city boundary they
crossed Princes bridge. which is
ornamented with statue of Queen
Victoria, into Me1bourns proper Here
effective street decorations In honor
Of the Americans. The admiral pro-
ceeded to the continuous cheers Of
the crowd along Swanston and Col
Inns street, past the town hall to the
treasury building where he called for
mally upon the governor of Victoria,
Gibson Carmichael, who, on behalf of
the state. cordially welcomed the
American officers. The governor later
In the afternoon returned the visit and
was received on board the flagship
with appropriate honors.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-08-29
BRYAN'S DATES.
SPS9S1aS Tour Extending 20 the At
lAntac in September

New York. Aux. sS-NatiOnsl
CHAIRMAN Mack announced today the
lnnerSry Of WslliSna J Bryan through
the middle west 70 the Atlantic sea-
board The dates are as follows
Peoria, N. September - Evans
Vile, Ind. September IeS West VIr-
slriS> september IL Cumberland. Nd
september ISs Washington D -.
SspSsmeer lSs RsltirnOCe- September
l%S Wilmington. Del. September 1S-
Noche>0Sr, n v September Is New
NorS> september 17> Providence r L
september lSc New York city on Sep
Sesnoer Sos Buffalo. September II.
Michigan. september 50 in Ohio Sep
IS Madison and NSlWzoSes- SepSem-
Der rs Mitchell. X n, September IS.
S2S after september - he VIII re-
main three weeks AZ his home at Lin
coln- Neh
The itinerary provides that Mt.
Bryan vii remain in Washington and
New York On TWO Sundays on which
SSSS he viii rest Whsre Mr.. BRYAN
Viii speak in West Virginia on Sep
Senoee~ II, and in Michigan. Septem-
0SSeS N ONO were announced in Chi
cSSo about = week ago. but nave un-
SSrSoDS some changes since then. il
Is understood hut the Ohio deliveries
Nill doubtless be made in Cleveland
Secretary Morrison of the American
Federation Of Labor had an extended
tax with the national chairman on
details concerning the plan Of the
coming labor campaign for Mr. Bryan
Preparing for His Tour.
FsirvtsN, Lincoln. Neb-. Aug 2S.-
With eOS ore day remaining before
starting on another speech making
tour William 7 Bryan. Democrats
candidate for president. today busted
himself with matters Of Importance
bearing on his campaign Mr.. Bryan
was an early riser and soon was at
work with his secretary. Mr.. Rose
cleaning up correspondence. drafting
speeches and in other ways getting
ready for his Minnesota. North Dako-
u and Iowa trip.
Notwithstanding the fact that he ar
rived home only late last evening the
visitors TO Fsirview were numerous
One OF Mr.. Bryan'S first callers was
L L Ingram. president Of the Lincoln
typographical union. who presented
the Democratic candidate with a
engraved certificate of
his membership in the union
The Topeka state journal., 1908-08-29
HANGED BY A MOB.
Negro Prisoner Taken From the ON
GERS I'm Tennessee.

Nashville. Tenn, Aug. ga negro
named George johnson was hanged by
a mob at Murfreesboro. 80 miles south
Of here, at about o'clock last night.
The negro attempted to assault Miss
Morris, seven miles from Murfreesboro.
He was captured and taken to Mur-
freesbnro. where the young lady identi-
fed him, and he confessed. Soon after
dark a large crowd surrounded the jail.
Sheriff Primm had a strong fo-ce ON
guard but when he learned Of prepars-
ton to dynamite the jail he attempted
to get his prisoner away to this city
in a buggy with two Deputies. About
400 yards from the jail the officers
with the prisoner were overtaken by
the mob, the buggy overturned. the
deputies overpowered and the negro
swung up to nearby tree. Two shots
were fired and it is understood mern-
The Topeka state journal., 1908-08-29
RAIN HURTS THE RACES.
Only -Four Thousand People See
Three Year-Old Trot.

Boston. Aug. 2s.-With only stake
programme as the attraction. the
late closing events having been de-
clared off on account of the storm of
Wednesday and Thursday, only about
1000 persons attended the Read
vile Grand circuit meeting Friday to
see the Futurity for 3year-old trot-
ters. the Blue Hill for 2:30 trotters and
the Norfork for 2:0s PAGERS. decided.
Trainer Bob Proctor. formerly of
Lexington. Ky. but in the past few
years located at Readville. captured
the major portion of the Futurity
with the Leading Lady, owned by A.
B. Coke of Paoli. Pa. and the Blue
Hill with Uh1an, the property Of
Charles Sanders of Salem, Mass, with
very little trouble.
Sadie Worthy. the John H Shuts
Brooklyn nomination, was counted
the best of the 3-year- -olds. as only
last week she was reported to have
done a trial at Poughkeepsie in
2:11A, but her advance fame did lit
tie good, for even the second money
went to Binvoli, the entry of the Allen
farm, PittsneId, Mass The latter last