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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-25
MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings In All
The Leading Stocks.

New York, Aug. 24-Discussion in the
financial district today had to do mainly
with last Saturdays sensational market
and announcement that the Stock Elk
change had determined TO take immediate
official coGniZance of the episode was re-
ceived with general approval. closer
have heightened the impression that In
very large part 1t represented neither
genuine short covering nor legitimate
trading OF any kind.
The governing board of the exchange
will probe the matter to the bottom and
preparations TO that end are already well
under way. That traders and the Specu-
lative faction as whole have taken
warning was clearly evident from the
character of tOday's operations. Business
during the early session was less than
one-fifth Of that transacted in the same
period saturday and throughout the day
the market had frequent periods of mt
ter inertia. Reports dealing with general
business conditions We're rather conflict
ing.
the stock market were w. II. Taft
pledge to an early tariff revision in the
event of his election and the Inauguration
Of an action by the attorney general of
this state against the various railroad
COMPANIES engaged in the transportation
of hard coal within its boundaries. There
was also the news today that the Texas
railroad commission had urged the state s
legal authorities to institute proceedings
against the Rock Island and other lines
traversing the commonwealth Low er
prices were recorded in the local mar
ket at the opening. the greatest loss be-
ing sustained bv Northern Pacific.
General weakness was shown ihron@h>
out the active list. with occasional htful
rallies. resulting chiefly from the support
iiman issues. BY noon the market had
improved. with quotations. however. stll
below Saturdays. Last weeks pressure
upon New York Central and the Rock
S1 nd ,.1.I and hn. H..
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DOINGS In THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
TEN MS

Newport, Il. l., Aug. 2i,-Two former
holders of the national title and Two
other highly ranked players Will com
pete in Tie Scmi-lInalS of The NATIONAL
lawn tennis tournament in singles to-
morrow, as ii result of the contests In
the sixth round which were played to-
day The former champions are VIII
liam j. Clnuthicr of Philadelphia who
put G. f.. Touuhard of New York out
of the running today, and EcalS &.
Wright III Boston, who defeated II.
Torrance, Jr, Of New York. The other
survivors are l.. y. Alexander of New
York, holder with II. H;tckett of the
national doubles championship. who
won from r. *. Suloway of Boston
today, and Nat Emerson of Chicago,
VIII" has captured the Western cham
pionShip several times and vas the
victor today in his match with j. ID. L.
Jones nf Providence. All the winners
in today's play except Anderson had an
easy time, disposing of their "ppo-
ncnts in straight sets. Emerson, how
ever, had the hardest kind Of q con
test with Jones, 60 games being played
before he could win. The men Were
evenly matched and both were on their
game from the outset.
Clothier will meet Alexander tomor-
row while Wright will play against
Emerson. The experts tonight believed
that the two former champions will
meet in the finals. Clothier Wright
and Alexander have come 50 far in the
tournament without losing a set, while
Emt rson mas lost at least one set in
every match he has played.
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Giants Now Lead
In Race For the
National Pennant

Pittshurg. Pa. Aug. e4-NAw lo,k as
eumed the leadership in the race for the
pennant of the National League today by
taking two games from Pittsnurs by
scores of to | and to ! before n crowd
Of 1900 baseball enthusiasts.
Wits was hit freely in the first game,
but splendid fielding on the part of the
visitors prevented any score being made.
Willis was strong with men on bases.
Aathewson pitched a splendid game and
vas invincible with men on bases
l1ret game:
New York .....6 . 0-l-1-l
Batteries-Willis and Gibson Wilt and
Bresnahan. Time. LIS. Empires. ODay
and Rigler.
Second game:
Pittshurg .....0 0 o i c o @ 0-1-G-2
New York l { 0-a-S-l
Batterias-Leifield. Camnitz. lie Yer and
Phelps: Mathcwson and Rresnafa an. Time.
1.8. Empires, O'Day and Rioler.
AT CHICAGO.
Chicago .......0 0 ! g N-4-9-0
BROOKLYN .......0 0 > 0 0 o y N-.S-l
Batteries-Pfeister Frazer. Overall and
Killing; Wilhelm and Barser. 'Impires.
E.msiie and Rudderham. Time. So
AT CINCINNATI.
G,nclnnst, 80 G-!-S-p
Batserles~campbell and Mclean; MN
Quillan and Doom. Time. l32 Umpire
Uohnstone.
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Sydney, y s w. Aug. 2I-.'r,mmy''
Burns, the champion heavyweight pu-
gilist, again defefjted Bill" Huujres
the N,.s.r,i An k., kim, hmm out m the
18th r,uuI ,f -, t,~t ,.,t,l. ,,hi,,, ,v.s
witnessed Nv $1,000 Dcrsgns. among
them hundr, IS of sailors from the
Anne .'ican Lat.lcship3 now in The har-
boz.
TIL. letting MA" C 10 | against
SqurreS wen Ne. entered tie ring
pitched IN H.. l,.. stadium which had
been ere ted al f.Isl Critters Raw for
the night, and i.t.cl Harry Nathan H.,
refe! 20.
He recDiye,; IN ovatinn tc,n the
counlr,ni.n lll.u.I mis- ,nnearance
Burns tnll.,,.! him into ,bl. linz, and
was received ,,i,, ,,,a.r. WIN he -,
move,, hi: outer cio,hiny ana .,naar-
ed III rim, costume NJ. ann..ared f. no
heavy and ,.o, c;.,.,y tr.;n,,, rho
sun Leaf Gown c..,.,,v an tho n,.an ,ine.
and Burns. winning the to:e ..ho.a tha
northwest Garner
When tim, wac c,IIal and tho ,,.,,,
came to ,h4 c4ntar ~ tha ,in,s ttl,.
INDUCED in cnnsider,hI. f.;nt;n, ~
quick foot wnrl, hoth hoina r,,li', a,,a
accurate Su,ir., I.a ti. ri.r,+ iii,
out laudire >urn. c,,,;n,, ,,.,,,. ,.i.,.
hard right on tho l,d,, cnnir,s Ia,a
ed q rieht ia tho riI. ,s tho ,,.,,
ended
Poun,l . ,.o,i,,e. r.,,.t,,,, ,,,,, co,...
followino y barI Ioft -, 49,, ..a3'
another +, IN. b.,i ,,,,,.. ,..t,,;,tr,
with tyv, hard ll,,u,. 49, ,,l,,,i..,,, M,
Snuir.s 1,.o,. t,.. 49,, :.t
punch tn kI,,s. ,,os.. .,,,, l,a-l .In.i|I'"'1
)v the hest ar ~. ,n,,,.I
Rouna Q c,n,i,.o, Io,1o1 ~ r,,
BODY rr.oucntly ana p,rn. o.,.,.,ta,,
urmercicnjIv with hi. rio,+ l.,,.,n,, ~
hest Of ~. f.btin. -. ~, ali .:.
;,Itbouph s,,,ir. <,,,,, ,,,..,, HIN,
y hln,v ia n,,.,.., ,,,.,,t,,
Ronna A. purps, 1,.o,, L,a,, :.,, L.
rifle SWINGS +, ,h, ,u,.t,lI;.,,.'-
ana nnu,l, ,n,i LII, ,a,., 100
ia his hn,d c,,,i,.,.,. .,t,.,l'I.i,,ls ~" ,
Nv with Ayin~s ,cr purrc. hl,., 80,
men were faLtino, t.r,iGo.u,.
Ro,,nd 5-soui,. az, ,,,,t j., +...c- ~.
ON Rurne- inv, ana ~. 49,, ,,;.,,',
being .an,rt.d ,,, ~ r,rruao e''.i!.-
side stanncd ,rd nnrnc t',,,,,., ,,i.'
his corner cu,,iroc ~ 1oi,,, .,,., ,.,t,;,,l
away until IN. ,,or4, cnun1,.1
Round G-Iurnc at ham. t,.,> ho,,
blows on Souiras, t,d, tb.. h,,trl,Iias
renlyiu with hard s,vin.,. r., r,,,.,,,.
Jaw. Eorh ,na, wore h,ao.1;,e, ,,.hr,,
the round enlnd
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new ENGLAND.
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING
AT LYNN

AT LYNN
Lawrence ....3 o o o n 4 40,
Lynn .:.........o o o q o . o-0-G-G
BattelieS--Fason and Dug"an. I,aheiIe
and Daum. Time, 156 Tmnir, J.ani@an
At HANERIIILT.
naverhll ......1 % o u . . & y-17O
ran River .... q q & u . q u q . : !
Hattrri"~-Frcj nc pe,'iine. White and
Norris Time. 135, Umpire. Connolly.
AT LOWELL
Lowell ..........0 q o o . Il o o N-no-1
" tstef -...' q . u 3-3-3- 0
Batteries Duval "nd Dnron: Owens and
McCune. Time, 1.2I. Umpire. j OBiien
AT BROCETON
\. Bedford % u . ! --1115.O
Brockton % o u o q o. a. 10 :
Batteries-Moore and Wcedcn: Cutting
Finlayson ana McGovern. Time 81 M
pire. McDermott
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. Aug q.
Rearish weekly statistics and an in.
crea Sed movement of the new crop We're
inSurmountablo obstacles to any advance
in wheat prices on the local exchange to-
day. the market closing heavy with prices
unchanged to 4 below the final quota.
tons of the previous session Corn and
oats were also weak but provisions CLOSED
firm.
The leading futures closed as follows:
Continued on Page Eleven.)
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BOXING
THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Tuesday Jimmy Bonner vs. Young
Donahue, Jack l<ille n VS.. Billy Rolie and
Kid Russell vs.. Kid Gibbs ut the Armpry
A. A jim Flynn vs.. Al Kaufman at Los
Angeles, Cal Percy Cove VS. Joel Theel
at Philadelphia.
Wedneslay-Terly Martin vs.. Frank
klanss ana Patscy Kline vs.. Mike Tuths
at New York; Ad. Wolgast VS.. Danny
Goodman at Racine Wis.
Thursday Bouts at the Broadway 4. c.
of Philadelphia; Tommy O'ketfe VS.
Tommy Devlin.
Friday Young I.oughrcy vs.. Jack Dor
man ut New York
Saturday Bouts at tie National A. c.
Of Philadelphia; bouts ut Plum Island
New \ otk
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BiCYCLlST CLARKE
MAKES NEW RECORD

Salt Lake City. Utah. Aug. PA.
j. Clarke. rode a half-mile unpaced
in bicycle race against time at the
Saltair track last night and finished
in so 2-5. which is new worlds
record.
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New York Money Market.

New York, Aug. q.
Prime mercantile paper %24 to Az per
cent.
Sterling exchange weak at 4S4 25M4s4 30
for ,0-dav bills and at 4s5 IS for demand.
Commercial bills 4S33sGi4S3$4.
Bar silver 511a
Mexican dollars As.
Government bonds strong.
Railroad bonds irregular
Money on call easy at gal per cent. :
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and vicinity is that scheduled
for the Armory A. A. tomorrow night
between Jimmy Bonner of Summit
Hill, Pa. and Young Donahue Phil
Powers), the Roxbury lightweight. who
are to furnish the feature event of IL
rounds.
poEahue is picked by some to win
over the Pennsylvania. Bonner is one
of the few lightweights who have made
good here. His Willingness and ever
ready way of boxing have made him a
pronounced favorlte. Many Of the fol-
lowers are of the opinion that Bonner
will prove too rugged for the RoXbury
boxer, while the latters friends point
to DOnahue's cleverness. Both men
are reported in perfect condition.
Terry Martin. who signaliZed his re-
appearance in the ring by defeating
Eddie Chambers Wednesday night at
New York, meets Frank Klauss of
Pittsburg in a six-round bout. Ad
Wolgast, the Milwaukee boxer, who
has options on the featherweight
Danny Goodman at Racine, Wis,
Wednesday night.
Friday night Young Loughrey the
nafd-nltllnS PhlIauelphlan, meets
Jack Dorman in a six-round bout at
New York. Al Kaufman. who is being
groomed for the heavyweight title
meets Jim Flynn, the Pueblo fireman,
at Los Angeles tomorrow night. Kauf
man has been showing fair form in re-
cent contests. although his bout here
against Fred Bradley will never be
forgotten bv those who saw it. Flynn
IS rough and rugged boxer. but
Kaufman has the physical advantage
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Two baNn hNS-ChAIIeS, NUnetT1N
Ritch+y Shaw. TIN ec-base hit-Challes.
Sacrifice hits-Rcily. Charles. Smith.
Stolen hases-Sween-y. murray: Lett on
bases-St. Louis s, Boston 8. First base
on hails-OM Raymond g. off FcrSusor 3
Struck out--Ry Ray mond .. by Ferguson
2. Time. Ia. Umpire. KLEIN.
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EASTERN LEAGUE,

At Rochest"l,-N Newark ; Rochester o.
AT huffalo-Buffalo > Baltjmore | fnrst
gamel: Buffalo A. Baltimore Second
gamc).
At Toronto-Toronto 4. Providence l.
At Acknowledgement ). Jersey City 0.
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BASEBALL
AMERICAN.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Boston. Aug. 4.-ChicagO made it three
straight by winning from Boston today
to 4. Wood. BOston's new pitcher from
Kansas City. started the game. but his
Witness and an error proved costly
White was very effective
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The New York Highlanders will have
a heap of trouble in replacing kid
Elberfield and Billy Keller.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE,

At ngfield-Springfield l. Hartford 0
90 innings).
At New Haven-New Haven s. Hol-
yoke g.
At Meriden-Meriden C. Waterbury =
first same); Meriden 6, Waterbury . tsec-
ond game).
At New Bridgeport 8, New
Rritain 4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-25

When clubs loan ball players during
the playing season they should always
file their agreements with the secretary
and avoid further trouble.
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NATIONAL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

St. Louis, Aug. 24.-St. Louis took the
fina! game from, Boston this afternoon by ,,
n score of > to =. Shaws wO-base hit in
the seventh and Charles single scored the
vl,tp, p,tIu
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mere Is Just six weeks and three
days left of the championship season of
the major leagues.
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AT WASHINGTON.

Washington 30 0 q o 0 C 90 20
Detroit .........0 0 D n--l-l0-4
Batteries-JohnsOn and Street; Donovan
aud Schmidt. Time, 10. Umpire. Esan.
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Stated for ID. Sullivan in eighth.
+@i,atte1 for steele in ninth.
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-'i,atte.' for steele in ninth.
Chicago .............0 q 0 u o O-6
Boston ..............G y 0 Ct
TwO-b base hit-Davis. Thiee-basc hits
Thoney, Cravath. lIits-OH Woo 4 in I
innings: Oft Steele l IN ) innings. .,arl'flce
hits-l,nVis, IAhcll Whit. Stahl :. oien
bases 'n"ehcrty. Thonry. LEFT on Lases
Chicago J, Boston &. F'itst base IN balls
of wool 4. of Wiiic :. Firal base on
errors 'i,i,pr" > Hit by pitrn'n-By
White. rh"ncv. :;tlu'k cat BY wood l.
by w T., !. Time. 10. Empires. Hurst
and e. /. niphlin.
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B a.; 4: i: :; !: :'; s: Ct
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-10-02
WOODSToWN

DR.. Sarah Taylor will spend the winter
with her nephew, Franklin Taylor of
Atlantic City.
Jesse Lippincott, has returned to
Princeton College to resume his duties.
The room formerly occupied by DIR,
Callahan has been fitted up as a school
room for the little folks.
Mrs. Lewis Dare and two children of
Seeley are spending sometime with Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Turner.
Miss Cora Ware has resigned as Librar-
ian OF the Pilesgrove Library Association
to take effect October l.
Mary Amanda FIitcraft, wife, of John
A. Flitcraft, of Richmantown, three
miles from here, died last Saturday, aged
" years. Mrs. Flitcraft was a prominent
member of the Friends Society here.
A few days ago one of her feet became
numb, and paralysis developed and
spread until it reached her heart.
The telephone company is now calling
on subscribers TO pay SIS q year where
they have been paying Sl2.
David T. Davis aud d, g. Humphreys
were nominated -; ysIe Republicans for
Council, Jos. Il. Cobb.
On Monday morning John Coles fell
from q ladder while picking apples fof
Linwood Borton and dislocated his neck.
Two doctors were called IN and after
working with him the vertebra slipped
back with the report 'ike that Of a
pistol There ls hopes OF biz recovery.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-10-02
Bryan Unscathed.

With the charges and counter-charges
going on between Hearst, Foraker,
Haskell, Roosevelt and Taft, it is to be
hoted that no aspersions have been cast
bn the character of William Jennings
Bryan. The muck rakers and the
eaIuminat0rs have not been able to lay
bold of one fact that even squints at
dishonesty or questionable connection
bn the part Of Bryan. Not so with
reference to Taft and Roosevelt.
For Senator Foraker charges that
President Roosevelt did, upon the rec
fermentation of Taft, determined three
bears ago to appoint a standard Oil
attorney to a ~judgeship. That is going
some-to place a Standard Oil maj on
The bench. And, too, it appears that
Roosevelt was the individual who COM
handed Secretary Hitchcock to grant
fhe franchise to the Prairie Gas and Oil
Company in the then territory of
OhidiioAlid' AutS 10 Iuo ColICtIH tHdt
Roosevelt scourges Haskell for being
favorable to. Why doesn't the Presi-
lent scourge himself a BIZ fof fogcing
standard iii concern up0n the pee
is % Oklahoma nhe dickens 2ye
oa re h9sne u E0osC Bot hsyaA re
ea3na ~ useatfed fog honesty and
;bsag .ty Is ne eveg was
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-10-02

\. is an oid-time Republics cry thas
th0 tAsiT will De revised by its
3richos' Representative Mccall of
Massachusetts,. . Republican, hit the
na'' on the he&a when in referring 10
thta cEy be said: III the tariG cannot
BE revised when two-tnires Of the
membership Of both houses ts Repub-
Eiesn. when is revision 20 toner
Revision, through The Republican
pgrty, IS 20 come whenever ete hsne-
seiaries OF s high protective tsrlR sgs
wEiIlps &c surrender the snoruaous al.
vaMssges they possess; snd this SIR
gsA5eT VIII be made whenever human
~ssiEshness is destroyed.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-10-02

MI. Bryan is equal to the occasionto
answer President Roosevelt or any one
blse. If Roosy does not get bottled up
br make a political m~Ountebank out OF
himself many will be surprised as they
have already been by a President be-
the greatest dictator and dema-
gogue who ever occupied the White
House.
The above was written before MI. Bry-
ans last reply and was put into type
before the papers announced that Mr..
Roosevelt would not reply to MI. Bry-
last letter nor take the stump as
It was announced he would do three
weeks ago.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-10-02
Roosevelt Bottled Up.

President Roosevelt came at candi-
date Bryan red hot in public letters
last week but MI. Bryan has bottled
him up SO tight that Roosevelt has de.
bided not to reply nor to take the
etump.
The President very boastfully told
pw be had prosecuted the offenders
Rgainst the anti trust law, but when
MIR. Bryan replied that MI. Roosevelt
Ehonld name the contributors to the
Republican campaign fund in 1896.
hnd if elected, he would make no ex-
ceptions of rebate offenders in the cabi-
net Paul M0rton) Mr.. Roosevelt de-
cided that MI. Bryan was too personal
and not worthy of notice. The Presi-
Dent may be marking faces, but he has
not put MI. Bryan in the Ananias
club get.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-10-02

MI. Bryan grows %jocose in referring
ito the differences in Republican opinion
East and West. He says Of Taft: "Out
West they say he will try to carry out
Ehe work of Roosevelt, and down East
they say "Keep still until he gets in
Ind then he will see' let Mr.. Bryan
have his joke. 1t is hoped that nothing
harsher may be said of Taft than that
he attracts various shades Of opin-
on.-Ledger.
Ask any corporation attorney what
he expects Mr.. Taft to do when he
get to be President and he will most
likely tell you nothing against the
trusts and monopOlies.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-10-02

It is said that Speaker Cannon is COM
Ing East. He will need to load up with
lot of smokless powder manufactured
~ the Trust to do effective campaign
work. Col. 7. Coleman dupont, the head
if the Powder Trust is the head director
where the speaker are to short off their
arguments.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-10-02

David Parker, of Fayette N. z, q
veteran of the civil war, who lost a
foot Ut Gettysburg, says; 1.-THE good
Electric Bitters have done is worth
more than i've hundred dollars to ME.
! spent much Rloney doctorine fol- a bad
case of stomach tToohle, to little purpose.
j then tried Electric BitteGs, and they
culed me. / now take them as a tome,
and they keep me strong and we'll" SOC.
at Johnson's drug store.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-10-02

Congressman Henry G. Loudenslager
las been renominnted by the Republic
,ans for the 9th term. Edward E.
.5rosscup, Of Wenonah, was nominated
asst Saturday by the democratic con-
in Gloucester City, as the
opponent of Mr.. Loudenslager. He is
. rich builder and real estate dealer
who does business in Camden.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-10-02

The ~elf4rs ~ tA@ ensgaaF r. ass
wsifaEs Of the s&rsaA, sne l4sa sslf
interest ard eTsisss6s 81 saz ggrf
should axSsawE so s@s - aeosHs %
tAsa asir treatussns e&a inn partial Jus.
tsce in 'ae s~nse,saeat Of laws ass Il
their cafoEc@Uaat--Hcn To1e2n Rus.
sell Of 2lssoart. 5an. D. 1909.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-10-02
Mad a Close Gail.

Mrs. Ada L. Groom, the widely known
p7pneaor OF the Groom Hotel. Vaughn,
Miss. says; 'fOr several months ] suE-
|efesi with a severe cough, and con
|aIoptioD seemed to have lis grip on
|ne, when 9 friend recommended Or.
Aes Discovery, j began taking
i, and three bottles affected q complete
enre. The fame Of this lie saving
soags' and coid remedy, and lung and
fhrost healer is world wide. Sold at
pehnsen's drug store. 50c. and 81. 90.
Efiai bottle froa.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-10-02
ANsURN

Arthaf NTH aa4 sanilv ol Philadei-
phia beFe been visiting Cha7. Hum
Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor who recently
returned after spending the sunmeg
il England was given q pleasant
by a party OF friends.
Roger Pancoast, Of Wilmington is
Eieitng Mf. and MY Stacy Pancoast.
Mr.. and Mrs. yansickle Kidd OF
epa's Grove, have beer spending ? lev
= at Joseph Roberts.
Miss Anna Broadway. OF visiting been
parents Mr.. snd Mrs. Harry Bfadway
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-10-02
sade Record
Ac Supports Bryan

Sec .o,ts~-o-.rg.a as
Hno"ut zen aH' r.r
"eSetH 80 N-o-Ct n~ss-o
iectlFe 4NSa"Ss = f,-,,.a ate
Heid-PeuGsyt wanna NeN
are arc ~ 5r t. AZ
veil halraraa ans aggressive.
= rae Phiiads. sSjs ] Res5sG exploits ne
ine1f 81 IT. sperlai deparfmenrs Fe Is
r..oSa,gea autbority H. rhp 4fos~ e
,rts ana tha tvrT varf---s and ship-
oa Il u,.rtos rencrfs which
waTa c.,s sc~r~sfs sud wholly
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-10-02
Fourth street stor.
New Outing FIannels

in very attractive designs
and good colorings--the
soft, fieecy kind that dom
get hard whom .Aey1o
washed.
Prices ale easy, 100. Good
choosing al Sc, i0c, l2EIc
and I5c q YARD.
Special value in unbleaoh-
ed domet shaker flannel
&c 3 yd Shirtwaist flannel
cites AT 10 and 121&o q
yard, chat you can hardly
: tell from the imported wool
ones.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-10-02
TnEf ARE NOT AFRAID OF The
"alTE."

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~aasavorsbts from Tire sesIroa6 poin4 Of
view, but vi! Street believes shas
Secretary TaFts public BARK doss NOT
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The Penn's Grove record., 1908-10-02
Fourth street store
First Showing of the
New Fall Hosiery

Our window gives you
some idea of the exquisite
colorings and OF the
pretty patterns
We will gladly show YOU
the line at Che department
when you can sec that
there's nc better quality
put into ladies' hosiery
than We are showing at
25c, 8 Cor $100, 81 l-2o,
soc, roc, $500 and $I.25
a pair.
You will see, TOO, some
mighty good children
school stockings for HI
l-2c q pair, instead Of lIc,
the regular price.
Hosiery u, 5oor
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-10-02
The PENIS Glove Record
OCTOBER 2. 1908.

The local optionists are I'M quandary
b Salem county. The middle of the
|Oad Propibitonists are smiling a smile
pf 81 told you So"