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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-28
THE EARTH

II you feel the earth a-shaking.
And the plaster on the wall
Is crumbling to the carpet,
And the steeples thin and tall
Seem to stagger in their places,
And the chimneys whirl around,
Just lay it to the treading
OF the schoolmarms on the ground
They're in the city at the calling
OF the Teachers. institute,
Telling how imagination
OF the youth is taught to shoot.
They come with all the learning
OF the sages to be found,
No wonder there is trembling
When they walk upon the ground.
Next to mothers who are patterned
On the true domestic plan,
h schoolmarm stands the highest
In the making of a man.
She takes the little twiglet
That is swaying all around
And trains it like a climber
That is growing in the ground.
She's the terminating power
That's behind the budding brain,
Like the sun that coaxes flowers,
Or the warm and gentle rain.
She takes the weight of nations
On her shoulders. Hear the sound
OF the schoolmarms who are walking
Very heavy on the ground.
/ am glad to raise my cady
From my bald and knotty head,
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-28

ter two years have passed .our popu-
lation is estimated at 10000.
I'VE have paved, this summer and
last summer, four miles of bitulithic
pavement to keep the grass from
growing in u streets, at a cost OF
about two hundred thousand dollars.
1--WE have issued $500, 600 of build
ing permits this summer, or about
that amount. Our school children have
increased in the past two years more
than eight hundred. We have built
four miles of street car lines, and
they are we'll patronized. We have
hardly known thai there was a panic,
while all about us in nearby towns
the panic has been most severe. Eu.
gene is booming. Very respectfully.
(Signed) J. D. MATLOCK, Mayor
We would suggest that the new
press bureaus that are being insti
tuted by the liquor interests might
use the above letter of the mayor oil
Eugene in their bulletins, since in
their efforts to deceive. the press OF
the country they are representing
themselves as instituted for the pur
pose of furnishing items of interest
regarding the progress of the Anti
Saloon League.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-28

When I see the teachers coming,
And l hear their heavy tread;
They a a right to travel
With a proud and heavy bound,
And the earth will even tremble
When they walk upon the ground.
And when it comes to beauty
That's peculiar feminine,
They have got it, with the graces
That are close unto divine.
So, stand aside, We mortals,
While the schoolmarms are in town
And listen to the rumble
AS they tread upon the ground.
"A. u. Mayfield.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-28
Freight Engine Exploded.

Parsons, Kan, Nov. 27.-Engineer
F. L. Melville, of Parsons, Kan, and
Fireman F. F.. Wolfe, of Dallas, Tex,
were killed, and Brakeman c.. E. Roe
fatally injured by the explosion of a
freight engine on the Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas railroad near Indepen-
dence, Kansas, today. The engine was
a mogul, turned out of the shops yes
terday after a complete o%verhauIing.
Business Man Murdered.
Seattle, Wash, Nov. 27.-Hugh Nc
Mason, manager of the American
Cafe, a well known business man, was
murdered in the front yard of the res
idence next door to his own home
early today. His lac was battered to
a pulp and his skull fractured. A fng-
er was nearly torn off from which a
$500 diamond ring was wrencned. The
police believe the murder was the
work of thugs.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-28
SAMONG THE CHURCHES I

Christian Church Services.

Christian Church Services.
500 a. m. Bible school. J.. E. Car
per, Supt.
11:0O a. M, preaching service.
300 p. M, Junior G. E.
$50 p. M, Senior c.. E.
1880 p. M, Sunday school Home
| Mission evening. Music led by an orch
estra and a chorus. The Sunday school
provides the program for the evening
iservice. Everyone invited and wei.
coined.
GEO. FOWLER, Minister.
Protestant Episcopal Church.. Z
First Sunday in Advent. >
Holy Communion at 1880 a. m.
Sunday school 9:45 a.. m.
Holy Communion and sermon at
1l:o0 a. IN.
Tvening Prayer and address, 7:30.
C. MALTAS, Rector.
First Methodist Episcopal.
Fifth ST. and Kentucky avenue
1 ~ L oSIoAI
Sunday school, 9:45 a. IN.
Preaching II a.. m. and 1880 p. m.
Class meeting after the morning
worship.
Junior League, 200 p. m.
Senior League, $50 p. m.
Special music at the morning and
|~evening worship.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
First Presbyterian, Church.
Preaching by the Pastor, DR.. W. C.
Alexander, at II a. m. and 7:45 p. m.
Midweek prayer service Wednes-
day night at 7:45
sabbath school at. GAS a. NJ.
Young Peoples meeting at GAS
First Baptist Church.
Pastor H. F. Vermillion will preach
at II a. m. and at 7:30 p. m. "How an
Officer Was Caught will be the SUBJ
|ject of the morning sermon. How
People May Know That They are
Saved" will be the subject of the eve
ming rmo
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
B. Y. P. U. at $50 p. m.
The New Mexico Baptist Conven-
ton will meet in the Baptist church
here this. week.
The Sunday school session Of the
convention will be held Wednesday,
beginning at $50 a.. m.
The public is invited to all the SER
vices tomorrow and to all the sessions |
of the convention. |
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-28

The New Mexican admits that the
eastern section of New Mexico has
at least one-ffth of the population of
the Territory-it really las one-third
but it does not say anything about
it's having but n tenth of the mem
bers of the legislature, instead of the
one-ifth it should have according to
the Colonel's own figures.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-28
District Court Notes.

The district court was engaged the
greater part of the day yesterday In
re-trial of the suit of J.. NJ. Cowels
against~J. J.. Hagerman, in which the
plaintiff originally secured judgment
for drilling a we'll for the defendant
upon appeal to the supreme court.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-28
ARMY TRANSPORT
SIX DAYS OVER DUE

Washington, Nov. 81 Alarm is
felt here over the fact that the army
transport Dix en- route from Seattle
to Manila with a cargo of 220 horses
and $50 mules is six days over due
1t is feared the Dix was caught in the
same typhoon that disabled the nospi,
tai ship Relief. A vessel has been or
dered sen from Manila to locate the
Dix.
Best Job Pr1nIlng, RECORD ONCE.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-28

Cannon is in favor of tariff revision,
but it's dollars to doughnuts thai the
revision will not injure his especial
friends, the protected interests, still
less will it benefit the people VINO are
suffering from the present Ubiquitous
tariff.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-28

Delegate Andrews says he will hold
Congress to it's pledge to admit New
Mexico as a state; but then the re
suit will be something like some OF
Bulls" other pledges.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-28

Springfield Coal Company's mine
north OF this city this morning. Ern-
est Unger fell down the shaft and was
killed and six other miners were in
1ured,
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-28

Taxes are high in Roswell, but did
it ever occur to you to ask what was
done with a large lump of the mon
ey? According to the Office of the
county treasurer about $4,000 was
Sent from Chaves county to Santa Fe
last year. This is more money by fifty
per cent than is required to run the
city Of Roswell.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-28

To my Friends and Patrons: 1
have moved with the O.. K. Barber
Shop to 205 1-2 N. Main. 1 will appre-
ciate your trade.-A. ID. Dies. 32t2
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-28
RESULTS OF SALOON
CLOSING IN EUGENE, ORE.

A~rti-Saloon League Bulletin.
The ~oft-repeated cry of he liquor,
it 5 that grass will grow in the streets
OF the town that abolishes saloons,
i IS just received another black eye
{ m the mayor of the city of Eugene,
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-28
ONE KILLED. SIX INJURED

In MINE AGCtDENl j.
Springfield, Ill, Nov. 27.-The fail.
ure of Engineer Charles Humphreys
to stop the cage in which he was car
rying several miners to the bottom
of the mine caused the cage to go to
b top of the tipple at the Chicago
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-28
GOVERNMENT PURCHASES
SILVER FOR COINAGE

Washington, Nov. 28.-The govern
ment today purchased one hundred
thousand ounces of silver for deliv-
cry in New York, $4,000 ounces for
delivery at New Orleans and SO, 900
ounces for delivery at Denver, at 48
rs per fine n
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-28

Andrew Carnegie having "got his
under the protective tariff is no long
er interested in he question OF re
vision.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-28

The Steel Interests complain that
Carnegie does not understand the
conditions about the steel business.
OF course not. Carnegie got his pile
through Ubiquitous legislation, and
now he doesn't care a rap whether
the other fellows get any pie or not.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-28

The Hollingsworth Twins Company
left in rigs this afternoon for Dexter.
where they will put on a play tonight.
They will return tomorrow.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-28

The Colonel says New Mexico is
safely Republican. Yes, by 3SS votes,
when but a few years g it was al
most 10, 900. just keep your y on
those hated Texas and Oklahoma Dem
ocrats, Colonel.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-28

The case of J. A. Williams against
H. E. Hough and others, was yester-
day dismissed on motion of the plain
tiff, each side to pay its own costs.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-28
The Wool Market.

st. Louis, Nov. 27.-Wool firm. Ter
fine mediums, 15@17; fine, 1904.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-28

M. /. Richards, who was here sell
ing flour, left this morning for his
headquarters in ST. Louis.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-28

F. G. Walters and son, Joe Walters
were here from Hagerman today.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-28

If you don't read the Daily Rec I'd,
you are not up-to-date. Get In line.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-28

What has become of Roswelrs arm
DRY?
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-11-19
Spattnkritg III Gnelalb.
0etbetIte &Mfid]tem betreffs DeS tpirtb5d,ett,
Itd)en 9subenS oes GperIfmae.

uWeu NWBeu1 oes Gperltm9e.
Sn Gnglanb sibt es iebt apei por
teien, bic it9 ingrimmiaer befGmpfen
ols feiner5eit bic 9lnbdnser Der riuei
Ben unb Der rotben Mofe". Das finl
bic Spaserfetnbe unb Die 5paben
freunbe. Die erftsenannten baben bsi
Jeboebanb1hub 6ingetporfen. Der BE-
tannte S4riftiteller Hiber 6oaaarl
betlagte fi9 bariiber, bab Der @paben
ldrm ibm feline Morsenrube raube
Iuf btefe Glase Fin Iiefen nibt nur II
ben nStmes", fonoern au9 nod ii
3ablreihen anberen ensltf9en 3eitun.
gen unb 3eitf9riften aloeen iibe,
Rlngen etn: niemals lei bic @paben.
PLACE 10 f9limm getpefen tpie in bic.
lem Sabre unb man fDnnte ben burf
bic SpaBen perurfahten @daoen auj
onbertbalb Minionen pfunb Sterling
idbrli4 tariren. Nun gibt es in gnqs
lanb eine fogenannte rMnti=0ermin=
Soeietp", bic iih nit Der Musrottuna
Der 5pate1t unb mod eiaes anberen
ldftigen nSaustbieres", nGmlicb ber
Staten befabt. Oiefe Gefen1doft srifl
IN bte polemit Elm, Inn eifrtg fir eine
bon ibr angereete geietesporloqe iiber
rRaub5eusperttleuns propoaanba AZ
MAIDEN. ginftpeilen bat bic ge1ea=
lhoft aablreide rNatten"z unb uSpaz
bentlubs" sesriinbet, bic bic @dulfinz
Der fir bic Musbebung bon NeFern
unb bic SSbtung BON Staten nit tlei=
men prdnien belobnen. Sir sebl Hatz
teni4wdnae eibt man einen pennn,
tpabrenb fir bic Gpaben fdeinbar ncd)
tetne etn9eitli9e Sare feFgefebt iii.
Gin duberit buuarers @pobenfetno
empfteblt aur Nadabmung folaenbes
unfeblbare Mittel: er lieb in ietnem
garten berfhiebene tleire Woaelbiusz
9en anbrinsen unb ma6te es ben 81z
seln barin 10 pobaliA, boB fie irnmer
neue Mietber beranbolten. syebesmol,
penn bic 6dusden bann gan3 6eipob., t
lparen, nabm er iie ab, um fie - einiqe
Wsinuten unter Mofer gu bolten. Sin
anoerer bebauptet, bab ct Suaberte
BON Spaben aufgei9nitten babe, unb
oaB 1tb IN ben Magen fait nur SIR
nernabrung uno nur tpenige prpaent
f9doli9er Snfeften sefunben babe.
Muerbings tann man bie1es Mraument
fur bic @9dbli9feit Der @perlinee
ni9t obne peiteres binseben laI1en;
oenn bieife l1nterfudungen batten
1elbtperftdnbli6 aur Seit Der Getreibez
rsife ftattsefunoen. Sm GesenIab baz
gu erinnert elm @pasenfreuno feine
9anosleute baran. bob paris ii6 3ur
3ett ber 9elageruns Dor l1nae3iefsr
ntht gu retten tuubte, tpeil man in Der
9unssrsnotb ole errei9baren ,8Deel
ner5ehrt batte. Ni9t untatereFdnt lit
Der ballfige 8orf4lug. bie @paben ols
9iabrungsmtttel gu betra9ten.
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Nit otteuee,, 0ittr

trtt Gnth bic beilfrdfige Mr3nei satgegen gs ifnl
Dos oe baribmten ct. Bernbarb Rf&uierpilen, tueld
alen TN Stanbe fino tn ben ftblimmfien dflen bon
Sebers nuo yterenleioen Seiluns au nerfafeu. 0iei
ytlen oerbergeM nift inter elmer hbeT3aaerten pl,
lnarle metaltibe Dentiibnngen. tpie d. Q. Aued
lber: Ste tperben obne foldbeu Decfmantel aebDten
nel ne ebeu nltS entbalten. mas BEN RDrper idabe
anr Die metaaiiben 8tfte lpelbe BET anoeren loae-
anMten peilmttten eiue poribergebenbe GrletAterna
oerl9atfen ben fronfen &brper nber nur mscsr an.
etten. Hnben iib uidbt ben ct Bernard Rrallters
pilen oor, lonoerr MIR bic belfrditsiten 4faasen.
atfe e lor9fdtlg prdparirt uuo gemi5ht. baB ignen
sIn Seber, ober gerenleiben nebif ibren Spmptpren
pom &optlbmsr5en. Ntattgfeit, Gdipddbe, Shminbek
2er5flopfen, Wertopiung Mppetitloi9fett uIp Starb
halt Die aitbefpdprten Yiaen fir Is @ents in aleE
aelotbefsn 3u baben. lno uibt barauf beretnet nur
ene portbergebenbe Sinberuna gu idaffen iie pp1en
oen 3ranten beilen nnb fperben oos aud inme rtbun
Differ" "'
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3eittabeQe
- Der
Mbbaltung Der Sttu,lren
hes Common YleQs
Weri9tes
int Sabre 1908.

Gtaat Ohio.
Ndbter Serd3tS. .Gttrtft. (
@s ift biermlt onseorbnet baB Die Sermine bes
Gont1non RleaS 9erid)ts Der nsri1iebenen Counties
In benz genannen 8eridbtSbitrift fir bns eabr 1909
mie fol9t feltgeItent fiuo.
Belmont County.
Am IL. Sage bes Sauuar uno om 6. Gage bes april
unb am 20 Gag beS September.
@usrnIep County.
Mm Gage bes !. ssebruar unb am 8. Gage bes mai
uno am a. Sage bes Sttober.
6arriion County.
Mm 4. Gage bes Souuar unb am Is. Gage bes Mdrs
nnb ant Z. Gagesoes September.
ysferIon County.
Yin, 4. Gage bes Sanuar uuo am 5. Sage bes aprI
uno ON 49, Gage oes September.
Morgan County.
Mm 5. Gage bes Sanuar uuo an, g. Gage bes gprI
~ unb ON 3. Gage oes Sflober.
@nstienum Gonntp.
Am 1. 1a9e hes Sannar unb ant 5. 9age oes gpril
uno am 4. Gage bes Gttpber.
Ruhle Gaurts.
am 4. Gage bes Sannar uno am s. Goae bes gpril
nnb am 7. 5ase bes Septsnlber
Insearamas Gounts.
Mnt 4. Gage bes Sanuar uno am l5 Gage bes Mdra
nnb am 2. Gage bes September.
90 TT ferner angesehen bab Die @eri1tsFbangen
IN Der eriten Sub6tptfon abgebalten iperoem bon
hno Sames M WtcGinnis.
Dab bic Sibnngen Der 5tpeiten GuboipFon BON
Ridbter Sobn 4oaod absebalten meroen folen.
DAB bic eisunsen Der britten @uboipiiion BON ben
Nthtern 6ees .. @itbarbs nno M!aIter 8. GbottueG
nb9ebalfen perben ioaen.
Dss aeeiteren tprb anseorbuet, baB Der M1tb. Wm.
q. Jobnipn gum beautiftiaenben 8ihter betlmmt lit
anb bdB bic beiasten Seridtstermine Inn ilbr Wpr.
gems begnneu
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-11-19

W IN BEN beiIen allemal
ianellsr in GROCER a!s in serinaerer
9okHlage, ipus Der arDberen Reinbeit
Der luft alf bOben Bergen 5u3ufArei-
ben 1T. Dieie 9bntfahe ijf i9on bielz
fah befonEt, urb es tpirb i6r 5oaar
BON lptlbtn w0lterf9aften Ne6nuna
gstro9en. so f@afftn j. 9. bic 3ulus
i1re Nerirunbtten regelmGbig aug
Serge. ipo bieie f4rtIIer genefen, oIS
g TN Iieflanoe ~ erpnrten ,pGre.
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0eutfd]c Muii1tsfarten lit 9,uf,lanS.

Die beutide Musfubritatiftit bat BIZ
penis erfreuli9e Ebatla9e offenbort,
oaB Die bentf4e Iusfubr bon Mniibtss
torten in Der eriten 6Glfte bes laufens
Den Jabres. Derglt4en nit bem entfprez
9enben 3eitraume bes 0oriobres, eine
lehr empfinoli4e @tnbube erlittea BAT.
Jretlid: nod INNER lit ber Gerbraud,
beut}9er Qnii@tsfarten i'm Muslanoe
eln ga113 ,n1gebeurer. gr betrua ndn=
llb IN eem erIten 9albiabre 1908
2,59O,OO0 Giloeramm, b. +. in Stude
ungerebnet ettpa $50 M2tuionea Wn=
1t9tspofttarten. Qtber mod i'm erIten
9albJohre 1907 be5og Dos Muslonb
ous Oeutf6larob 800 Mtllionen Q(nz
tl4tspofttartsn, 70 bob atio beuer elm
@usfal bon $50 Mi[lionen 9lnfi5tsz
poT.torten IN ter etusfufr eines bolbeu
Sabres 81 ber5eic3nen lit. OieIer Nusz
tan, iber cen Die rpopier5eitlna" Be-
rtdtet, TT getpt5 ntht gerin9 ansuz
f6laeen, uno bie ToAteute }inb Ser
4nitht. Bog nur bur6 cine lpirflame
Be19ral1tung Der Gr3eueung ber l1e=
berfisnuns bes Morftes @inbaIt qe6oz
ten iDeroen farm. Der gr5Bte 9(bnebz
lller esr be1!tI9ea 2[nii9tspoffarte lit
Mmertfa, cos TN erfen 6aIbio5re 1913
lnlmer rcd 1895, 600 GiIogratum psrz
braubt bat. Damn tomtnt = trob bes
sl1aoe IN germonD" Ce79reies =
gnelano uno bierauf folst DeFers
rMeth re llnsorn. Q(ber feIbft bis nad6
Infralien, &onoba, fura Bis in bie
e11tlegeaI:en SheiIe Der Groe lit bic
oeut1de @n'.64sSarte porsebrungen.
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& / r 6 n B eb GhIe in

6 ir 6 E n . ieb BE in
) ranfret 9. Die Diebft6ble BON
RuniigegelItiinten aus Sttr1en in
Tranfreih, Die fhpn i'm pergangenen
Sabre Die bortige Dffentlibe Neinuna
10 unliebfam beI9afaigten, iinp troB
aller Mabnabmen Ger geb5rben in ites
tenn ,3unehmen. SIN Sabre 1907 ipurz
Den tl1sgeiammt "a air9enbie6ftGble
ausgefiibrt, tn BEN eriten ant Monaten
oes laufenben Sabres Eatte feren 3aDl
bereits 46 errei1t. Mdbren5 NOD oas
5ipeite @enleiter bes syabres 1904 nur
einen RirHenbiebitabl gu reraeic9nen
batte, itieg 1905 tie 3ahl bereits auf
6, 1906 auf 13, 1907 arf "a unb i'm
laufenben Sabre entfielen bersi!s auf
leoen Monat Mot reniser ols z orGs
bere airdtnbiebftdb!e.
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1nsfarotpas Gountp.
6taat Ohio,

zusearoipas Gountp
6taat Ohio, -.
n 50 Sobn 90, pttI. Gtert bes Common QIeos
eitge hermit bob oas orffebtnbe cine atfrtue urb
rl3tige &bi3ritt Der CrigtndIperprbxun9 hber Sic
Xevmine oer .3et ner Gttungen bts Common QIeaS
SsstAtS tn a4teM @eri9tsoiltTift pom Ohio fur bas
De1sugt bur0 3meine llntert@rIft nnb bos eieoer
BEL Qeuannten 0erishts ID 9lem 33his
lGteneD lnbelpbta, Che am 22 Cftcber
~ Jabres q. p. 1908.
SobR -. Gill. Glsrf.
( Ops& 3. y. etII. 00ntb.Gisrs.
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sessben in ct e.airsoiae, pbto. am 20. ottOber
bcS Jobre5 a 8. 1S08
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-25

ingenuity of ~Inyentors.

Tic Ingenuity Of inventors and
Dsanu lrers is ever at work in the
euaea 4oc to reduce the expense of
pr11Gatic 4. and at the same time to
iTpIotr AZ quality Of articles having
q irrge lie. This has been so in the
easa OF farm machinery -~clnthin2
shoes. l~i-vcles, ETC., and now 1t is ap-
Darere+ la the safety razor field. Thou
sands 81 his style of razor have been
sold al from $3.50 to SIS each and CIV
en- sat sg4ction. Recently manufac-
tllers .bave applied more scientific
p~riaclp!es and improved methods in
thelf mseufacture, and the result is
see6 "a "Shrp Shavr" razor, which
Is ss 9gstpaid for twenty-five cents
sia1aps by the Book Publishing
13use. 134 Leonard street, New
Nefx IT is superior to any razor
sc-4, Ii Eg bought largely by those
81 eauy Jwning the highest priced
Fazc !. NIot every one knows that
tbs aea esults are obtained by hay
Ing lFa or three razors and alternat-
tcg ilae IN use. This practice of al
ternatsag possibly accounts for the
veSY TEL az sale of this low priced i'm
giemeng s having in every section and
Araong classes Of people.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-25

sry ,g1tton affords oDDor-
tgn.ties oi Is .uu ly. -e s,-~y Vi
humsH 1ature. SAYS 2 Boston man,
~ only there b. p i.tt'e aptitude fo-
putting 20 ana two logether,
y vas revising 7 p nook shop At
tho H3b a.Ca does = little business
in staIol oH the side when a
yoUne oman vas ssSsG by the gen
al ola n rI etor:
e Ard asE does the wedding take
rtaee. Mi BIank?'
The wed 1t1s. exclaimed the
young ~ IN, h~iueai1g. Why, YOU
don't thilz-
Miss Blank! Iejoined the
Fa toGkseller. When a young lady
buys = Hundred sheets of paper and
only enty-five envelopes, l know
thsrss something in the wind!' -
Barger's Magazine.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-25

NJ First Tina ghay 0akrp Rafsisn Makers BIZ Use Of Electricity 0ldtBlaEg
Es Aarea YoMs america Wants Cars iGat Are Run BIZ c Sgn5,
Bet M sKaHS a EhFia Raj.

.H.. HN.- .Eg44 rfH .E
De ice n ill. last 3 5esar, whNa the bat
sety Sil weag out in 4 week. Tbs
boy hxe ais longing instead on 3
{erantiE cyspsilGd, but q perfect co.'s
ig aJlasaraac 3
aside from the Daass II ei;czF}ea
M sGere are a few mocha ieal de.
Vice of Ameiican iaFeAticn IA Aifi .ei
ia this YEARS. Gts mas fe Ii l9s
PIE As ia k-t1-tletto ~l}eh
s agi8 3piBnsngS3a t-le Gaze sEs=n lilis
al. EeI DIR wi n0gt ktalp as
A9 on, IhgTe Is .ezy 6q
top Wnpsh VIII oWn h
sp1r There IS q via VI
SIX q to oawsse sloBtir
gore ous h.s je agle3
I'm lggsr B Lany-]9iat d
E2o3en slirs VI sB jiga e Nay tals
y tstled or eiing y 1JeFa5 APP ing )
board ia time Yae sinsaYa 5auelae
Ranatk.H draws r yhfch tax ia
lmalnatica e lls barIers ws0. pro,
claims IT, ytVUtes IS s,,$Af IA la Ger
'f9t.r BY UeglrV To eg Pace
this tl ne s-w4sEE m anime, aud.
1Cids. he beard rfith CQs 3abH bel
gp ts rap.HF hH demonstration fGk
sEed A3s own direction, p~sgiuclDa
az lnQDlS olntUg to Nhloa tbe A}aE
nikan i{Eeed, EltiZ1he l's,bY saag nm
Lance lie ftBns q ling re 4beeins
to- crotf"-aAi .e zealods sIesmau
poIuds hIfdeI than esfr.
'N9s On ycsr tfAa aoutraAicc 5
sxrG, sakHag maE.d raising Her
o.5g 81 tsa noise. re d rfal
ne young ma 70 1opbtl nut sn5
ffna.aa' song as I.e9cr see wou.3
w.I ' 1ae isc s 4Yog4ht III six
-enIeueut Il kpop
lis at..son au IS her wS.g cut
ysi' 1vt purchasing ana De demon
st.tGt t2rts tbs p~aon8grabt Il cos ar
his censIt9n
While every az Is oaGet.7g Cd aa
as. awlegl ooy, t,e don't Ill III usuGl
s'z eA, Tbpse ii i0s aH Sly
N1rlE ealyp +" adaft q
@5e eaapsa b eh tt~ra aaet
fbgEn III t
43ars 7o,
l cr ard ta,
bas fc5ias 4ts
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-25
GlIs q Congress.

isfrr iale vas elactad ehairnYan,
of Thy ttsp9isiiean caucus
Agbll gtqgtdiag Tor 1he prosaessaa
clSalisns n ths United statas VIA
passed
'gghe bin providing for a~cysrnrusalt
dgasion OF labor disputes WIS.,
.ksUei ~ the House
resoiution hxns Gle boundaf
Iets ~ Colorado. Neg Megfea Al
oklahofaa was adopteT
Zthe aanVuI repert 81 sefStazy III
Ear Mflshf ealied for q big lrerenss
n apptopf AHpEs Ger tue aa9 hsea.
Tat arr canneM eiet sna RauuiYit.
tais ~ 9ys "a Mems Conn.