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Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-08-01
The Lady with the Smile.

The Lady with the Smile is
the most all-quering creature that
walks the earth. Obstacles that
would stagger most people fade
away and become as nothing to the
Lady with the Smile. Hers is a
realm of peace. Hers is a life of tri-
umphs. Her enemies can say moth
ing, do nothing. The Lady with the
Smile withers gossip like demon of
the desert burns the grass. Her vic
tories over her sisters come with her
nod and smile. With it she disarms
criticism and puts to rout all efforts
of envy. The Lady with the Smile
is the creator of sunshine. She not
only triumphs-she scars. Her gra-
ciousness sits upon her brow like a
halo. Her conscious pride in her
smile beams like the CLINT of the rose
upon her lips. The Lady with the
Smile is the pers6hihcation of all
the graces of head and heart, and
she delivers the key of happiness in
all of her walks The Lady with the
Smile is the similitude of triumph
She is the equivalent of the heroine;
she is the double of Jean dare"
he Lady WITH tne olnle WdlhS III d
glow of radiance. She beams forth
the glory of triumph because the
twinkle of her soft eye sparkles with
victory's CLEAN. The soldier of bat
tie does not quail before the enemy,
but he falls prone before the Lady
With the Smile
Lady with the Smile, go on
your way. You do not know your
power, but it is absolute Yours the
crown, the halo-everything- take
the earth. We lay it at your feet.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-08-01
PALISADES NEW SCHOOL.
To Open in September in the Bene-
detti Building.

The first borough school for Pail
SADIE will open in September.
Mr.. Henry D. Douglass, the
Palisade member of the Board of
Education, has secured a temporary
lease of the store on the south side
Of the Benedict Building at the juno
ton, which will be fitted UP in salts
factory style for the conduct of
school for young children, the Dor
ough standing the cost for these pre-
liminary expenses, including, of
course, the salary of the teacher.
The Benedict Building is of mod
ern construction admirably planned
by architect Joseph d. Fennen, and
has hot water heat, gas and electric
ity. 1t will amply serve the purposes
Of a school for year or more, or
until the big public school for Pail
SADIE is finished which begins next
year some time in the spring.
The school to open will embrace
the Fifth and Sixth Grades, and not
the kindergarten.
Hoch Der Zeppelinl
Who ISIS it sails der atmosphere
As light as foam stein of beer,
Und has Chon Bull knockkneed NIT fear?
Meinself-Count Yep.
Who iss it always in smash,
Und in her trees ISIS going, crash!
Und swears der German three-em dash?
Meinself-Count Yep.
Who patches up his cloud machine,
Ind buys more Chon d. gasoline,
Und sails again, calm and serene?
Denver Republican.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-08-01
Complimentary Party.

Miss Agnes Brady entertained her
friends at a party on the evening of
July 10 in honor of Miss Marjory
Reene, of Syracuse, her guest at the
time. Games were played most of
the evening, which was enjoyed by
all. Those present were:
Miss Marjorie Reene, Syracuse:
Miss Marion Tibbetts, Miss Hazel
Wolcott, Miss Mira Reynolds, Miss
Nan Jory, Miss Katharine Metcalf,
Miss Grace Burdett, Miss Alexia
Wheeler, Misses Brady, Messrs.
Charles Logan, Walter Lane, Walter
Lane, Walter Darby, Edgar Darby,
Clarence Hunicke, Dunbar SPOTS,
Bert Jork, George Frew, John Lane,
Harry Lane, Carl Steel, Bernard
Brady.
Refreshments were served.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-08-01
PALISADIAN
Had No Computations.

The other day very pretty girl
travelling in the subway opened her
hand bag and took out nail file and
deliberately manicured her nails. She
was all oblivious of the onlookers,
some of whom smiled while others
wondered. When she had finished
she held up the back of her hand at
arms length, admired the polish for
moment, then dived into the bag
and pulled out long white wooden
toothpick placed it between her lips
and settled back in her seat to stare
at a neighbours newspaper.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-08-01
A HOMEMADE Gibraltar.

Two trolley conductors off duty
the other day stood on the back plat
form of a Paterson car. AS they
passed the horseshoe curve going to
the ferry one of them looked up at
the wall of rock and remarked:
That's the Gibraltar you see in
the Prudential advertisements"
as that SOP" asked his companion.
Sure" he returned, "ain't no 9th
er"
And both looked very wise.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-08-01
Car Afre.

A trolley car got short circuited in
some way on the evening of August
end, near the park entrance, and
blazed up at lively rate. The hose
reel was brought out from the park,
attached to the hydrant near the Pal
isade Supply Market and the fire put
out There was much excitement
in the neighborhood.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-08-01
Snow" in Palisade.

Upon hearing that there was snow
in Omaha, July 80, Editor Carson re-
marked:
That's nothing; we have snow in
Palisade all the year"
"How's that?" he was asked
"Why, Snow Logan the white
collie"
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-08-01
Grantwood Growing.

AS an indication that our neighbor,
Grantwood, is growing, member of
the Board of Health remarked on the
ferry some days ago: There were
thirty-one applications for plumbing
in new houses at our last meeting"
That is going some.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-08-01
Village Gossip.

I'D will enter Ann ArbOr Uni
a'lo J., @D his fall. He will take a spe-
~ ionr year commercial course.
<'scess to you, Ray.
Tsorge Frew will enter Columbia
sversitv this fall upon his return
|loIn Europe.
rJ9ar Darby has concluded to en-
Syracnse University the coming
A,mn Now look out for broken
lseprds Eddie will get there.
ester Burdett, of Fort Lee, is en-
nc a months vacation. We may
sa evnect him in Palisade occasion
h. automobile fever has struck
sb6ut everybody in town.
br Frederick James Quigley
.osi,ds considerable time in Palisade
~ summer days. And he keeps
bey at that.
anderson avenue is gradually get
IND into shape, and will soon be the
bFag thoroughfare of town.
-fhe Bailey Millards are expected
liz in September.
Tic potato man went through
Bhf road the other day yelling,
fou won't get no such full bushel
aowhere." He sold out.
That was hot job two men had
I'D other day saving an beam "a
inches wide, with the thermometer
ga degrees.
The brazon efrontery of young
gaple promenading through Palisade
Ii the day time, with people looking
them not forty feet away, and just
Valking on a PERSONS lawn and
sbtching flowers Anybody from
New York has undoubted privileges.
The St. John lawn in Palisade ave
aae is exceedingly beautiful just now
glth its wealth of hydrangies in
bbom
Something brought life into flow
g plants and grass in early August.
lfe July burn-up has almost disap-
peared
The George H. Frews, after seeing
lselr handsome son, George, off to
europe August A, left next day for
eanada and Vermont for a several
weeks stay
Inc not weather put the crimps on
P0ers during early July, and they
Rven't caught up yet.
frederick Bull is one fine wall pa
~ man, and knows the art of deco
Fatng to T.
captain Samuel E. Darby took a
R9 IiI boat July IS for several days.
when Miss Eleanor Brown returns
IN Mexico her sweetheart, Allan
kaison' Will be taught how to make
eye in Spanish.
Mt. and Mrs. S. S. Frey went down
lry 29 10 q e" Jay
II Edgar Darby tried keeping bache-
f nan few days after the family
loT Song Island, then hiked off
~. ~ 'nem himself. Didn't like it.
T.. nemem6er the Sabbath day to
so NJ II molly IS a mighty good old
- a'Hi 4 But most Of us VIC
Gould I erect a lemonade stand
1ea niy corner" asks correspondent.
f. pV a,,l1 upon where you live and
~ pull Won bo1a II -: ::
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-02-18
An Aid To Nature

Nothing is wonderful than the
natural forces that work in the waking
sleeping from exhaustion eliminate
served Supplant
material strength which
een expended 1t the vital force that is at work in all
no better term be applied economy
for it truly management without
which
all the normal duties of fe when
But 1t is an which like all other
all workings perfect little
when there LEAK somewhere when there DRAIN which
unnaturay depetes the Its usefulness impaired
does not properly cooperate in the
which ably controls ife health all vital
When bodily
abnormal manifestation proclamng
VltOre steps the breach aid
assist ne In her work OF regeneration to help whip
FORCES ana organs into ne provide with materials
denands ana tools she needs her all
know If we brse the skin
starts healing
vitality low IT the
the body the wound heals slowly complications
hep nature and the work speedily accomplished Nature
mechanic
all mans Inventive genius has been unable successfully
terfeit like
work or she cannot perform It,
AS aid to nature lore ideal
substances which,
by nature her of supplying
promotes health
ne entire BODY Whenever there exists abnormal
SYMPTOM VOre assists nature to remedy the disturbance
whcn tits vitazing tonic healing corrective
strengthening force that
functions 1t always in assisting
perform functions which
In health thus
az aus OO method which should appeal to all rational people
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-02-18
N OF New, But True

political idea There lots things about
thngs--the trouble is the NEW things
are NOT TRUE and the TRUE things are not NEW"
There nothing about VitsesO reyOu have heard
of before-you couldnt help hearing oft Its name
has appeared In this paper year after year. Won
may have read offer, answered it, but you
ought to have done Our offer I'm this advertise
ment, the claims make for V1tae-Ore, the argu.
ments give, not new, hut 1T rs ALL TRUE.
it be sent to yo1..and II is sent to you NO CUES
TIONS, NO QUIBBLING, NO MONEY. If you
want to Pay for Il, all right HI you don't YOU
enough want Q pay, ENOUGH no PAY to make
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bay tree and 1T 10 because TT rs ALI TEU E. Your
fellow readers yvho have sent for package and
tested 1T have proven this ITS HISTORY rs AN
OPEN BOOK and all Will End At ALL TRUE.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-02-18
Suffered 10000
Deaths
D0Ct0red IS Years with II Doctors for Stomach,
Heart, Kidney and Female Troubles.

DAWSON. TExAs.-I bless the day that sent for a
trial treatment OF Ore for my health is better
now than it has been for years. have suffered SO
long and SO much for fifteen years. at times almost
DEATH / had consulted and doctored with no less
than eleven doctors during that time, the best that
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-02-18
his is Our
30-Day Trial Offer!

Wa WANT TO SEND fuI-sized One Dollar package Of
VitROre enough for days continuous treatment
postpaid and want to send to days trial. We
don't want penny just want to try it, Just want
word from asking for It, and will be glad to 1t
you We take absolutely ali the riskwe all chances
You don't risk penny All ask is that you V-O
days and pay If has helped satis-
actual visible good. Otherwise you pay nothing ask
nothing we want nothing Can you not spare 100 minutes
during the days itP Can give
to write for it, minutes to properly prepare upon
arrival and minutes each day for days to it, That
ALI takes Cannot 70" give 100 minutes time ii it means
vgor life and happiness? YOa to be the Judge We
satisfied with your decision are perfectly willing to trust
honor, to Judgment, to whether
benefited y0u Read what Is write it TODAY
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-02-18
We Do the Rest.

Get scissors knife and cut out the
Write and address plainly and
mail it to- We do the This is ask all
need, Just want to know thot you need 1t
and will it when it comes to IF you want to
write letter. telling something about
Will be glad TO receive it and read 1t carefully,
but don't need to unless want tOs for the
COUPON TELLS 1T ALEe You don't need to send
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believe i'm Vft@Ore and willing to back belief
MONEY dOn't believe until
you have seen, until you have felt, UNTIL You
that's the kind Of people are If you want to try
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-02-18
Doctor Said He Had Kidney and Liver Trouble,
CataTh and Bronchitis, But Did Not help Him.

Ore accomplished for For the twenty years
have taken all kinds Of medicine time received
than slight Temporary relief. Three ago
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-06-12

I Aesse $4,000 - -
The administrator has made good
the Presidents Inaugural address Of
economy and refenchment. The de-
partment approx piations for the fiscal
year 1909-191f were about $751;
211, 900. Tho estimates will be
about s80O,09, 900 this year. Usu-
ally the Departments ask more than
they expect | get, and congress ap-
plies the kni9. In this instance the
departments lave cut their own esti-
mates to theihone. The grand total
of appropriations by congress at the
last session was $1,044,014,298.23,
including fnon-departmental bills.
This was 2an unprecedented sum.
Chairman AIdrich of the Senate FL
nance Committee said that the apl
propositions could have been cut
s50,O00,000 without imparing the
efficiency Of administration. On the
ground that the administration and
the senate we're pledged to a policy
Of economy, he refused to incorpor-
ate income, Inheritance or other
special direct tax features in the tar
if bill. Most OF the revisionists
scoffed at him and declared that the
expenditures Of the government
could not be reduced. President
Taft has not yet made public
the estimate in detail, but he will do
SO before the tariff bill goes to con-
ference, in order that it may be
shown that the administration is pre-
pared to get along within the rev.
enues which the new bill will pro-
vide.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-06-12
FEUDISTs SHOOT UP TOWN.
Another Lively Night in "Bloody
Breathitt'' County.

Jackson, KY. There was great ex-
citement here following the attempt
Of members OF q feud faction to
shoot up the TORN. A s Johnson. who
lt ID said inxlSz sjsaeIaiso II
W Breathitt slst Court as I'd
cause the sendins of State troops to
protect the court here two years ago,
and Jake Noble started the trouble.
After nearly hundred shots had
been flred by Johnson and Noble, the
marshal arrested Noble, after over
powering and knocking him on the
head with pistol. While the Off
GERS were struggling with Noble,
some of Jahnson's friends took him
home. While Noble was being taken
up Main street toward the Jail by the
marshal and his posse they were in
terfered with by John Davis, leader
of the Deatch faction in their recent
war with the Galatians. Davis came
running toward the officers with
ble's release. Sam Young member
of the marshal's posse. covered him
Der of the marshaps posse. covered
with his pistol and held him. Dur
ing the excitement hundred or
more pistols flashed in the hands
of the crowd on Main street, nearly
half of the male population being
present More trouble is feared.
Johnson is United States revenue
officer and was lately made the re-
publican nominee for county clerk
of this county.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-06-12
Government CROP REPORT
The Cotton Acreage Reduced.
Condition is Poor.
A Decrease OF 1,452,OOO ACRES
The Figures for the Area Planted
This Year Includes That Already
!. Planted and Expected to Be
Planted.

Washdnston.-The growing crop
of cotton on May Is was S1.1 per
cent OF a normal condition against
1877 q year ago, and ten year aver
age Of sl.4. The area planted this
year A about 956 per cent Of the
,lArea sted "A cottoz last year, and
aggnsgases S1,S1S 4 -. A.
crease OF 1852, 900 acres, or "A per
cent from the bureaus revised esti-
mate of last years planted area.
This is the report of the agricultural
department. The revised estimate OF
last years planted area was $780,
600 acres. The figures for the area
planted this year, includes that al
ready planted and expected to be
planted.
BY states the area planted in acres
in 1909 and the condition on May 25
respectively by states follow:
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-06-12
Penitentiary Population 2,O33.

For the first time in the history OF
the state penitentiary the total num-
ber of convicts on hand has passed
the 1000 mark. The prison reports
completed at the Board of Control
Office, and taken on June 1, show
there are now in the penitentiary
2,033 convicts. There were 80 pris-
oners brought IN last month, AZ dis
charged, 10 escaped, reeaptufed
and not deaths. The prison popuia-
tion is divided as follows: One hum
dred and six at the Baton Rouge
walls, $50 at Angola, 217 at Hope,
225 at Oakley and Monticello, 802
on the levy camps and 81 on the
good road construction gang,. making
the total of 2,O33 prisoners. The
prison population has been steadily
on the increase for the past several
years.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-06-12
To Probe Assault Case.

In view of the fact that he had
already summoned the grand jury to
convene in Covington on June 23,
Judge T. M. Burns has decided not
to call an extra session Of that body
to investigate the assault of the ne
gro, John Perry, upon Mrs. Ella
O'Neil. In speaking of the case,
Judge Burns said the expense of an
extra term would be several thousand
dollars, and that he did not consider
that the~public welfare or the ex-
igencies of the case demanded him
to incur the expense, there being nc
danger of public outbreak, as in
the case of the negro George Stuart,
who was executed two years. He ex-
poets to try both Perry and the ne
gro Earl Rivers, who has lately been
arrested at Galveston, charged with
the murder of another negro at
soon, and does not think
that a delay of two weeks will
to much.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-06-12
FIVE FELLED BY CRAiIfiSs,a! T.
Four Others Are Seriously
Injured.
PACKING HOUSE EMPLOYE GOES MAD
Waving Razor-Edge Knife, He Drives
Three Hundred Associates Out I.
Of the Building. Now Oc-
cupies Padded Cell. "a

j OOm0TVlilo, MdSS.-WlLn mania
cal shrek John Murphy. turned from
pig sticking TO man killing In th.
| North Packing and Provision Com
EpansaA slaufhte house herey drivtnl
Aliis fef1UW N 6fi men before aim, alf
five of them and wounded foul
others.
According to some Of the workmer
Murphy had been acting peculiarly
for some days, but he returned from
his dinner Tuesday apparently in nor.
NAL condition.
Shortly after 2 o'clock he sudden
| ly uttered a blood curdling scream
and <prang at DR.. Hayes, waving his
15-inch razor-edge knife in hand. He
cut DR.. Hayes deep cash on the
| neck, stabbed him over the heart and
practically disemb mboweled him.
The terrified workmen rushed for
the door, but Murphy ran after them,
slashing right and left.
Every man who was struck went
down with groan. The crowd
plunged down stairs, with Murphy
after~them, and at every landing he
cut somebody. On the second floor
one of the workmen, an Italian, sci
zed heavy bar of iron and felled
Murphy, but he was quickly on his
feet again and wounded another man.
On the street floor he was given
another heavy blow on the head and
his knife was wrenched from his
hand, when two police officers came
in and Murphy was given a fearful
beating before he was finally over
powered and taken to the police sta
tion
Murphy is SO years old, weighs 200
pounds and was regarded as one of
the strongest men in the plant. He
had been employed at pig killing for
some years by the North Company.
Murphy had worked for the North
Company for five years, coming to
Somerville from Iowa nine years ago.
The witnesses Of the slaughter say
that more than 800 employees were
driven from the plant when Murphy
started on his wild rush through
the six floors and basement OF the
building and not few men escaped
death ~ Y narrow Yflarg sss'
w. Clark OF West Somerville, q
United States veterinary at the.
plant, saw the attack on DR.. Hayes,
and at Hayes command hastened to
find a doctor. Murphy followed,
completely blocking the doorway. A
butcher yelled at the doctor and told
him to get out. A sudden change
had come over the lunatic for a
minute, and he stepped to one side
with pleasant Hello, DOCTOR" and
allowed DR.. Clark to pass.
Murphy is now in the padded cell
of the Somerville police station.
When City Physician C. C. Towne at
tempted to examine him Murphy
sprang at the doctor and attempted
to kick him.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-06-12
Truck Growers Or-anize.

The farmers around Plaucheville
had an enthusiastic meeting recent
ly. The purpose was to organize and
60 into truck farming as this seems
to be the only recourse since the
boil weevil has been so destructive
to cotton. There are few farmers
who have tried small patches this
year. such as potatoes, onions and
cabbage, and it seems as though
truck can be raised profitably. The
Association which is now in progress
has decided to cooperate and start
In to make a fall crop of varieties.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-06-12
TORNADO NEAR LOCKPORT.
Six Mombers of the Levert Familj
Are Injured.

~
Are Injured.
Six members of the family of Deo.
da Levert were injured, none fatally
when a tornado struck their home
one mile northwest of Lockport The
injured are Mrs. Levert, cut and
bruised about the head; and five
daughters, Agnes Levert, injured In
shoulder; Mary Levert, shoulder; !;
Halle Levert, injured about head;
Ella Levert, hurt on head, and Vic
toria Levert, injured In arm. None
of the injuries are considered of a
serious nature. Mr.. Levert and 1
son were in the field and escaped in
Jury. Two strong winds. coming ~
parently from the east and the west
met near the Levert home and, join
ing, swept a path about 100 feet
wide for a short distance, destroying
the Levert kitchen and the stable.
The roar of the tornado was heard
In Lockport plainly, but there was
no unusual blow here. So far, no
reports have been received of dam
age elsewhere.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-06-12
RAILROADS ARE FINED.
Arkansas System Pleads Guilty to
Relating Charge.

Little Rock.-The Missouri Pacific
Railroad and it's subsidiary line, the
st. Louis, Iron Mountain and South
ern Railroad in the federal court
here entered plea of guilty of re-
batting on the indictments recently re
turned against them. Judge Trieber
assessed fine of $500 in each
case. The railroads were indicted
on 5S counts each in making conces-
sions to the T. H. Bunch Elevator
Co., of this city Bunch and Wilbur
Stith, former traffic manager of the
st. Louis Iron Mountain and South
ern Railroad entered pleas of guilty
several months ago and fines were
assessed against them.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-06-12
COUNTY VOTES WET"

Valparaiso, Ind.-Porter county
voted "wet" in local option cleo
ton, by a majority of 375 (unoffi-
ciaD. The "wets' carried the city OF
Valparaiso by 102 majority. Only
two of the twelve township
voted "dry." No attempt was made
to vote students of Valparaiso UNI
versity. The .'wets" it is believed.
gained strength by their overwhelm-
ing victory in La Porte, an adJoin-
ing county.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-06-12
Lightning Strikes Dwelling.

At Farmerville, during a heavy
thunder storm lightning struck a
residence belonging to Mrs. Mary
Mathews and occupied by ]. B. Grow
and family. The chimney was part
ly destroyed and hole torn through
the roof OF the house, but no one
was injured. The loss Is covered by
insurance