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Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-09-28

A loaf Of bread will keep fresh
much longer II placed in a covered
stone crock. Wrap IN a large cloth to
exclude air and Keep the crock in q
cool place. Ii is nicer than tin yes
sci and much better than keeping the
bread Ia the refrigerator.
Instead of passing hours of labor
cleaning a greasy sink. especially one
Of glazed ware. put little paraffin oil
upon a piece of flannel and rub sink.
1t will remove all grease. Then wash
with hot water and soap and flush
with cold water. 1t also cleanses the
pipes at the same time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-09-28

small tube or cleansing cream or
vial of rosewater and glycerin mixed
Wipe off the face with either of these
cleansers as soon as you come indoors
In this way the pores are not given
time to become clogged
II you feel water to be indispensable
mop the face with hot water. using a
pure cleansing soap. II your skin can
stand It a glycerin soap Is a good dust
remover.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-09-28
If You Wish to Be Graceful
You Must Learn to Stand, Walk and Sit
Properly.
Properly.

II you wish to be graceful-and what
woTan doesn't?-first learn how to
u stand. Watch a crowd of women
together and notice how badly
most of them stand. especially now
that gowns are so tight and the object
all sublime Of the dressmaker Is to show
the human form divine" whether its
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-09-28

skirt hang well on badly poised body.
nor can any amount Of sartorial genius
hide an awkward walk. On the other
hand, no costume, however simple, can
detract from our admiration of a woman
who is well poised and graceful
Here are some simple bodily exer-
cises that will aid any woman to ac-
quire a proper balance and control Of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-09-28
A NEW MATTRESS.

Foreign Affair That May Be Worthy
Of Trial.
1t has often been said that thou
sands OF people live and die without
ever having known the luxury Of
sleeping upon really comfortable
bed. for, strange as It may seem. the
proper care Of beds and bedding -
kuz IL the nak Aoahallisl 4 q ERkG
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-09-28
A DUSTY FACE.

The skin is a sufferer In summer
from many causes besides the hot sun.
One Of the chief sources of discomfort
is dust.
. Do not attempt to remove this dust
with cold water. Carry in your bag a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-09-28
To Keep Olives.

An easy way TO keep a partially
used bottle Of olives In good condition
is to put in the bottle a teaspoonfui
Of pure olive oil or enough TO cover
the top of the liquid left In the bottle
This VIII keep the olives from becom-
ing fat and stale.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-09-28

utilized in both ways. The model is
simple one trimmed with silk
bands that give exceedingly becom-
ing lines. 1t allows q choice of fancy
or plain sleeves and is suited to silk,
cashmere or voile and other season
able materials quite as well as to
net. 1t can be made either with or
without the lifted lining, and c0nqs-
Quently It cad be utilized Tor the
y slrR'l 3sh ss' Z " ps1R; r bs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-09-28

How does your boy take to life on
the farmf"
HE worries me- admitted Farmer
Haw. "He won't do enough work to
reminisce about in case he ever gets
into politics in future years. Louis
Vile Courier-Jouraal. ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-09-28
Every Woman VIII Be Interested.

II you will send your name and address We VIII
mall you FREE package Of Mother Grays
AUeTRAI.IAN-LEAF,a certain, pleasant herb
cure for Womsn's lila Il 10 reliable regulator
and nsveFfsiiing II you have palas IN ths BAL, ~,
SssSSei nnica Of promslid hsfps, roqss ana
"a 80 g:ssssSsss gss G. z 81 ", L 4 : fs''s'''
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-09-28
MISSES WAIST e447.

MISSES WAIST 6447.
10 BE MADE WITH FANCY OR
hi PLAIN SLEEVES, WITH OR
Z WITHOUT THE FITTED
LINING.
y Net over thin silk Is being much
y&sed for separate blouses worn by
Young girls just now and this one Is
{fputhful and charming. yet elaborate
ehough for q dressy costume. II
pan be worn with the coat suit Or
M skirt a RAtsh ehd q Sttfacsiyel
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-09-28

Tue illustration shows hat sup
porter. You may wonder what this
curious edlfice is Intended for. hut
when you are let into the secret you
will at once realize Its worth. II Ii
used In a hatbox 10 bold up the pres
ent style Of enormous chapeau. with
fits profuse underbrim trimming and
the long. dropping ostrich piumes.
Thus it prevents these costly trim
miugs from being crushed when not
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-09-28

Little Tom Tucker sings for his supper,
But it's doubtful whether he'll get it,
His mother washes the old-fashioned way,
Boiling and rubbing the livelong day.
She has no time for cooking on Monday,
And little Tom Tucker goes hungry.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-10
DON'T BECOME OF AGE

The last session of the legislature
has been charged with all kinds of
bad breaks, both of commission and
omission, but probably the most hui
mOrous of the whole list is the act
wherein that body made it a crime
for anyone to arrive at the age of dis
erection, and it is punishable by a fine
or Imprisonment.
Under chapter POSI- is found the
following:
Section l. That section 3542
(2622) of the general statutes of the
state of Florida be, and the same is
hereby amended to read as follows:
Sec. 3542-Offensive Speech
Whoever having arrived at the age
of discretion, or uses profane, vulgar
and indecent language, in any public
place, or upon the private premises
of another, or so near thereto as to
be heard b. another shall be punish
ed by fine not exceeding twenty-five
dollars, or by Imprisonment not ex-
ceeding sixty days; but no prosecu-
ton for any such offense shall be
commenced after twenty days from
the commission thereof"
II will be seen, however. that by
keeping the matter of your twenty
first birthday a secret for twenty days
no harm can befall you on account of
it.
We publish the above for the bene-
fit of any young lady tempted to re-
veal the fact that she is almost TWEEN
ty-one. Our advice is to stay young.
Fort Pierce News.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-10
oRFHANAeE DAY

The first Saturday in october will
unon b. here We ask that everyone
m FLORIDA give the earnings of that
aav % the Florida Baptist Orphanage,
Arcadia. PA This institution is for
pooT white orphans Of the state of
Flnrida. irrespective of religious
creeds or nationality. II you do not
oarn anything on the first Saturday
A. Ocsoter send us the earnings of
aume other good day. With many
eats h q very happy day, because
they are working 10 help the orphans.
~ need means TO maintain and train
and educafe these orphans, and 9TH
srs that are coming.
nui 80 me mention another mat
tsf. More than twenty months ago
- BEGAN a sanitarium which we have
eunstantiy needed. Today its brick
walls stand complete and bare, be-
cnuse Ne have not had the money to
~ harvard with the work. Please
heip us 10 furnish this building.
VII not merchants. every business
orEauiEation. people in every occupa-
tiun. churches, Sunday schools, wo-
meu's societies. young peoples un-
iuns and organizations. secret orders,
even individual In the state, send us
heip on ths FIRST Saturday in octo-
49, ~ you will ! am sure we will
o. able 90 20 forward with the work
ard nnish the sanitarium, which We
haFs needed 40 long.
SEMI money 20 b. NJ. Bean. Arcadia,
pa.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-10
GOOD MEETINGS

srnday 90 Nont out 10 Cornell.
whsrs - used % preach some twelve
81 fnesn years ago. Had good audi
49, aay end ~ night The people
a.. ssry generous and inclined TO lis
A.. sttsutively 20 What the preacher
- 40 az Got an invitation to dou-
~, up shs wort BY preaching to them
swlrs q meath instead OF once; there
49,. Ne snail be with them on the
49, a.y 81 September, 1898.
PREACHER
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-10
ACCIDENTALLY SHOOTS HIS OWN
DAUGHTER

A most distressing accident occur
red near Lake Ashby early Tuesday
morning, when a. S. ]. Marsh acct
dentally shot his rife and killed his
little daughter.
Mr.. Marsh had been out attending
to his sheep on Monday. He always
carries a little rife (32 calibre) as the
dogs are very bad and are killing his
sheep. The rife was wet by the rain,
and as he got in late Monday he was
cleaning the rifle before going out
again on Tuesday. He had gotten up
early and was on the porch of the
house cleaning the rife, before the lit
tie girl had gotten up. After he had
cleaned the rife he put a cartridge
in it and WIS just going to set it down
when, in some manner, the trigger
was pulled and the rifle discharged.
The bullet went through the window
and struck the little girls years of
age-asleep on the bed. She gave a
scream. ana Mr.. Marsh threw down
the rife and rushed into the room.
The ball had gone into the thigh in
front and came out behind. The
child lived about half an hour, bleed
ing TO deatk.-DeLand News.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-10
BRIGHTER DAYS DAWNING

"Turps" at 80 cents a gallon brings
smiles back on the faces of our
friends, tn operators. For a long
time now they have looked mighty Sc
rious, as well they might with the pro-
duct at a price below the cost of pro-
ductiOn. l. the tendency continues
upward We may expect all those en-
gagged in the enterprise to become &C
tive in making Improvements and in
vesJments along many lines as in the
days when turpentine operating was
the only thing" For the business.
our friends and ourselves. we hope
brighter days are dawning for this i'm
portant industry-Oriando Reporter
Star.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-10
TOO HIGHLY FERTILIZED
(For the Ocala Banner.)

NEOl l4C OCdAo Dc4ACAD
He was but an amateur gardener,
and had not met with the success he
had anticipated. Some things he had
Over-fertilized, and, in the presence
of his little seven-year-old daughter,
was telling his wife of that fact, and
discussing with her their prospects of
vegetables.
Their two oldest daughters were at
school in another state, and the BABY,
having no companions in the country
where they were temporarily located,
was necessarily made quite a compan-
ion Of. They had recently moved to
their present abode from a refined
and cultivated community that boast
ed large amount of musical talent,
and now, from gardening, they had
changed the subject to a discussion of
friends and acquaintance at that
place. Their little daughter was sit
ting near, dressing a doll. and, con-
trary TO her usual custom, was taking
no part in the conversation.
The previous winter a charming
young lady from a more northern
state bad visited there. She was pos
sessed of a most exquisite voice, and
this local ability had received the
highest culture and training in the
old world as we'll as this. He had
never had the pleasure of hearing her
sing, but his wife had enjoyed that
privilege. and was now telling him of
the occasion, and OF the comments of
a certain local singer, that the young
lady's voice was cultivated to such an
extent that "all the sweetness had
been cultivate out of it," when the
little enc quietly interrupted:
III tell you what was the matter,
mother: her voice was too highly fer
tilted
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-10
NIGHT ON BALD MOUNTAIN

On a lonely night Alex. Benton of
Fort Edward. y. Y, climbed Bald
Mountain to the home of a neighbor.
tortured by Asthma, bent on curing
him with DR.. Kings New Discovery.
that had cured himself of Asthma.
This wonderful medicine soon reliev-
ed and quickly cured his neighbor.
Later il cured his sons wife of Sc
we're lung trouble. Millions believe
its the greatest Throat and Lung cure
on earth. Coughs. Colds, Group.
Hemorrhages and Sore Lungs are
surely cured by it. Best for Hay Fe-
yer, Grip and Whooping Cough. soc.
and 81. Trial bottle free. Guaran-
iced by Tydinss & Co.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-10
TEXAS HAS

-
NJ, wheat lands than both Dako-
tss
More cora. lands than Illinois.
NJ frur lands than California.
Nor, umber lands than Michigan
$40 Wisconsin combined.
Mere rice lands than all the rest Of
en- states.
Mo- marble than Vermont
Murs granite than New Hampshire.
Morr petroleum THAI Pennsylvania.
More cotton than any other two
sfaies. producing one-third Of the
eFup of the United States.
Mo- iron than Alabama.
Mo- ryrsum than any other state,
More uruite than the whole OF Eu-
fore
NJ, kaoHn than the whole of Eu-
rups
Mr. railroad mileage than any 9th
&C. state
Morc cattle than any other state.
Coal dciAf that cover an area of So
e. sguarv miles.
A. a thousand other things une-
suaIlrd ~ any other state in the ur-
49,
Wih fhs ~Cil cf Texas barely
srrafthsd thc agricultural products of
a. state frr 1875 were valued at
sCs1sIt eeo. the mineral products at
80 -st snH fhs products 4 the fac
fffr af and fish and Oys-
tsrs af f.sa eo'-Galveston News.
Frsrlal Edfion.
Tskas bls everything but Florida's
rInrinus climate. which l. God-given.
40 fertile soil-which is also Flor
tfa.aa stcrvthing else follows.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-10
WHAT COOK is FEEDING US ON

How do We know that DR.. Cook
found the rorth pole? ask the skep-
tics.
Bless you. DR.. Cock anticipated that
very question.
In an interview with a correspond
ent al Skagen wherever that isl the
intrepid explorer said:
i buried small brass tube there
under the flag, with an account of nv
observations"
Easy!
If |ou don't believe it, go to the pole
and hook for the tube-Tampa Trib,
une.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-10
DEEP WELL DRILLING

After a long siege of paralysis . am
again IN shape to resume my business
OF wen drilling. / am prepared to en-
ter into contracts 10 put down wells.
. TO II inches in diameter, 1000 feet
deep, or less. in any part of the state.
w. +. Hamilton, West Tampa, Fla.
s-13-lmw.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-10
PILES! PILES! PILES!

Williams Indian Pile Ointment will
cure Blind. Bleeding and Itching
Piles. II absorbs the tumOrs, allays
the itching at once. acts as a poultice,
gives instant relief Williams Indian
Pile Ointment is prepared for Piles
and itching of the private parts. Sold
Dy druggists; mail soc. and $40.
Sold by Tydings & Co <
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-10
J. l. sMoAK, HORSE sHoErNc

Take your horse shoeing 10 ]. L.
Smoak's shop. He has employed a
good shoer who will shoe your mule
or horse. no matter how mean or Vi
ciouS, and Will DO il for 81 all around.
His shop has not been infested with
the glanders. and Mr.. Smoak will in
sure YOU safety and satisfaction.
7-9-tf
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-10
A COMPARISON

4 democrat who votes for protect
i've tariff measure because it provides
a duty on articles manufactured or
grown in the state he represents, re
minds us % a man who, because he
happens to find himself In a gang of
burglars demands a part of the plum
der. while al the same time protesting
20 be observation-disclosures Gazette.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-10
MAKE OLD THINGS NEW WITH
HOME FINISHES

Have you any WORKOUT chairs? If
so, get a small can of L. & NJ. Home
Finish Varnish Stain, and in so min
utes make the chair as good as new.
Full directions on each can.
Sold by McIver & MacKay, Ocala,
Fla. IN
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
CHIVALRY OF Man
MAY COST LIFE
JAMES INQUIRE, STRANGER, IS
THROWN OFF SOUTH BRIDGE,
WHEN HE INTERFERED WITH
RoRBERY--oNE OF CULPRlTS
NOW HELD IN JAIL.

AS a result>of his interference in the
robbery of a man who he did not ot~know
James Mcguire now les at the poice
station, perhaps fatally injured with
his back wrenched in such manner
that only time can tell the outcome.
From the story told Chief Gabe
Grant this morning by eye witnesses,
Mcguire was seized py three stick
up" men when he made them return
money stolen from another man. Well
aware Of what they were doing. they
tossed him over the rail of the briuge
to light with thud on the ground
sixteen feet below.
John Morgan, O. resident of Front
street near the south bridge saw the
whole affair, while sitting out in front
of his home. He rushed to the scene
as fast as possible and with help OF
others, held one of the three men,
who gave his name as Joseph Henry
at the police station. According to
Morgan this occurred shortly after
midnight.
No action has been taken infthe mat
ter yet. Officers are exerting every
effort to get the other two men, whose
description they have. Henry will be
held awaiting later developments. He
was positively identified by Morgan
this morning as one of the men who
threw Mcguire over the rail. Nothing
has been heard OF the man who was
robbed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
White SLAVE
"HOMES" FOUND
GIRLS SOLD AT FROM 81 TO SIS IN
CHARITY HOMES ON
ELLIS ISLAND.

New York Aug. 1s.-The crusade
against evils In the management of
societies in this city, which
began yesterday with the barring of
two societies from Ellis Island, has
shown conditions which officials de-
clare win be called to the attention OF
congress at Ms ext session.
In an interview here today. Con-
gressman William S. Bennett, a MEM
Der of the commission appointed by
congress in 1907 to investigate imme-
grafton problems, says that an inquiry
by the commission has shown that rs
per cent OF the so-called homes in
New York have perverted the purposes
for which they were organized.
The most serious charge made by
Mr.. Bennett is that agents for dis
reputable resorts have been able to go
to these homes and obtain girls. newly
arrived from foreign countries, who
believed that they were about to find
employment in desirable places. The
agents have paid from 81 to $5 apiece
Tor the girls thus secured, he says.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
REPORT OF n. P.
SHOWS Big GAIN
ANNUAL STATEMENT IS MADE
TO THE INTERSTATE CON-
MERGE COMMISSION BY
THE R0AS.

st. Paul. Aug. 13.-The annual re-
port of the Northern Pacific railroad,
made to the interstate commerce COM
mission. shows that road to be in q
better financial condition than ever
before. The fiscal year, ending June
30, closed with a net increase in earn
Ings Of more than two million dollars
over the 1908 figures. That gain was
made in the last six months of the
year as tine first half of the year ran
behind the figures OF 1908.
The optimistic report caused the
roads stock to go up from five to
seven cents on the New York mar
ket
The traffic department OF the North
ern Pacific shows that the best month
ever experienced by the passenger de-
partment was last month. The ex-
act figures have not been compiled.
but they are said to show a large in
crease over June. which showed a
total Of $3,s89, ,e12.47. That was an in
crease of s1,279,215 over the CORES
ponding month of last year
The total business done last year by
tine company amounted to 6S,460.747,
an increase OF about a quarter OF a
million over the figures OF 1908. The
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
THIEF KEEPS VOW,
AND KILLS JUROR
WATTS TEN YEARS TO sLAY FOR
MER "PAL" WHO VOTED
HIS CONVICTION.

New York. Aug. 1S-when Daniel
A. Fenton, proprietor OF the Elberton
hotel at MiddIetown, N. Y, was shot
down In the street in that city on
Tuesday afternoon, dying later in
hospital there, a vow OF vengeance
made ten years ago, by Big Tom"
McAuley, desperate burglar and all
round criminal. was fuffilIed. E#rS
The man who shot Fenton and then
turned the revolver against himself,
ending his own life, Was Big Tom"
himself. This became known today
when the old pals of McAuley-
burglars who live in the shadowy dens
along the Bowery-stopped certain Of
fee detectives and asaec them to give
to fund they are raising to save Nc
ANrley from a paupel'u grave.
Wont you help us bury "Big
Tom?" asked one of he men.
It was not an unusual requc-t: the
detectives had heard it wheip other
ex-convicts had died But they wanted
to know who big Tom" happened to
be.
Detectives Knew Dead Man.
why, Big Tom NAcAuley." was the
reply He's the guy what shot Fem
ton up at Middletown. You know Nc
Auley. We want to bury him
The detectives did know McAuley.
His picture hasN adorned the rogue's
gallery for fifteen years. They did
not know however, rnat IT was big
Tom" who had killed mis- man at Mid
dletown and then put himself away.
The murderer and suicide with his
dying breath in the hospital had said
his name was John McSorely. and
Fenton, who 1t seems, knew him, did
not tell anything else.
Il sat on the jury tnat convicted
him." was Fentons only comment.
That was true--but F'enton did not
tell 1t all. Fenton, rhe headquarters
detectives recalled today was once an
associate OF McAuley.
Fellow Robbers on Jury.
He even was suspected of having
been in robbery for which McAuley
was arrested in 1899 in Hoboken. BY
some strange maneuvering Fenton
worked himself on the jury which
tried McAuley The ~olice had failed
to find F'enton and no one knew him
when he was drawn on the jury
McAnley knew FenIon and voted for
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
BOY NEARING DEATH
PLEADS FOR. PANTS
LITTLE SUFFERER NOT salts
FIER UNTIL HE'S CLAD IN
HIS FIRST TROUSERS.

New York. Aug. 12.-Tne doctor bent
over the little patient who writhed
and tossed on the bed In the darHened
room. Gravely the doctor shook his
head when he took the chubby hand
In his own and felt the faint pulse,
but a smile of hope spread over his
face as he put his ear close to the
tousled head, swathed with bandages
and hor with fever.
"I want to put EN- on came the
faint whisper. please lemrne put 'ean
on an I'll be good an take my meor-
cine"
What do you want to put on?" the
doctor asked
'sMy pants, Of course" sald Herman
Rubens. 'T wears pants. See, here
they are"
Feebly he drew from under his bed
clouIhes pair OF breeches, the first he
had ever possesstd, and proudly dis
played them. All alosig he had been
chnging to them like little girl hug
ging her first doll.
Certainly, you may wear them,"
said the doctor.
We'll put them on right over your
nightie, and just bet they'll look
swell"
And right there little Herman, ly-
ing dangerously near 0eath from a
fracture OF the skull /, proudly pro-
claimed to his grief-rrricken mother
and his little brothers and sisters chat
even IL he did have a busted" head
there wasn't "guy' in the neighbor-
hood who had anything ON him.
They drew the breeches over Ibis
nightie and until his eyes closed in
sleep he kept thrusting mis- hands into
the pockets and tossing OF the bed
clothes so he could view the general
effect
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
Railroad Notes
FELTON, new HEAD
OF GREAT WESTERN
B6LECTIoN OF MORGAN sNNDA-
CATE ANNOUNCED BY h. a.
BURT, ONE OF THE
ROADS RECEIVERS.

o. Paul, Ang. 1S.-SaxnueI Nd. Eel
con. formerly president Of the Chicago
& 4AAton railway and later employed by
the j. P. Morgan interests as a con-
cutting rgtaway engineer, mas been
chosen as pEesident OF the reorganiz-
ed Chicago Great Western Co. His
dn<1es WIN begin Aug. 81. and he will
have complete charge OF the road, re-
posting only to the syndicate headed
hy J. p. Morgan.
The active charge OF the receivers of
the district court will be closed Aug.
p, when the road Will be sold at auo-
ton here, but it will require the rest
Of the month to complete the details
OF the transfer.
Notice OF the selection of Mr.. Eel
ton was received today from New
York. H. c. Burt, one OF the receivers
Of the road, said this morning tailt the
seaection had been made and the for
nBua announcement might be expected
h q few days.