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spices eesssagffsh agffs dNrop,i Bs
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i1,aI to this. .msijoi..IsQ 40
;fepresentatives.6aEma said to
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s. sesStYiognl sesStYi ognltiAs5I9|t il 5R9t geIy RgqrAs1pg g
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heal fo94ntyX, ~ tyX,sfg9ft9Eg sffg9nfte9Eegrn1lpgnthe sa9dl
,IeRs IS eqHRtafsf, ATTEST, has hAasssIaafiapRiished
b : pn9E n9s;saga asaagsa thsHsf 2ths s,sYEltsr'
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-04
kEwas A Glori Gus Victory

NSrS~S~~~SoS<S1
,ib kFwas A Glori Gus Victory
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and nok DR.. Kings New Discovery
ffsgSKe ffsg aAk of the town for curing
q EaFefper, of deadly lung hemor-
fi1ff&&gssag!ff fi1f&&gsg!!ft could not work nor get
IiiS vEi5sa Esi5ssasnaSh 81 @ Is 9s5g{Sa 9sss5g{a
DfrHihs.s New Discovery three
feel like new man, and
eanaBHgp good work again. For
ut eaf,5s 5s8fe or diseased lugea eeeEG
ana t5lds, hemorrhages,d ebay feter,
9aEgaippe, asthma or any bJpnehial
h#eesBR It standJ9H@aJ Rri@
8c.aH9 sH.oo. Trial Bottle free.
3 hs1s III FP g1na guaranteed LyR54
fSGR1Penn & Son.
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NJ E1I h1RJHIisdBsEden .lisbespress
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tdn7t94almilfs asdaBssto11 5hl
AZ rBng ,sR. MhiteheuMo safi, hen
lighters and GussiaiBaMepn took
lying .trig tQsMadoaovisiting.l our
y t3Fsfad fad dfaffaaheTsdNl Mrs MlG,asWABh:
IIEhay&Hlstaa6h the,White FeHd
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Nh, f,fana,i1Mgail IsalRidleh
'rd Ills guests Of 5aMrsand1Mrs.J .
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Mts4,ntAeu Ridlehe6werqaSteuded
eaSbipgiat RarksEiEle lasHSundsy:
Miss GasniA,E Eraelshd Ahasogohe,S Ito
prth .Garoliha,t6 visit Her !sicklsis-
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M9s,dJ. jRiAaW hite,has ncahnins
Fer and,isstil canning. .beans and
hatoes.
We'll. 1 ggasstJs sbad ahettep yanit
t4iss, il; ;ttip4Ye ;t;4Ye, fsrn fear of fpdaji8gl the
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-04

j. The bnpeYsst and best thing thei.a
market in the form ,pf abshaNingsg5ie
brush is, the Rubberset hrushsIrrM Els.I
one: !Bristles cannot; be ,pulled 5opt,nstni
- ,1s.. 4ya Penn& Hoist stein!sG4Siit,.
,u-,,-s1>-s...1I o,s3gl 51ttssl bra
-. asi Il .2a!l..,,!i iA.il nif4t l,9Gi3i1
Do you shave syourselfgo Then;gr ~
you can't afordto bewithoutione .bf ~, ),
those Rubberset brushes that Messrs Eit!a
Penn and Holstein sell. oTheyolareq sill
the newest and, best brushes onithem 1ii.
ml1arket.lI l1t.lI Jpio,lhds1s Nr9se nolf Il9eeisfI
5di .1eH 1897 Il to 4iiiJasm lhWi
Williams celebrated shaving soap.m,jla
in sticks for. only 10 .oentsa atls4ils.e,-zno,
r. ~ hnn,Pennd& Hdlstinis. j 70
,oooo4s>sN1y,c.,,estyS,gs ,lLsyljgs 19iied
7l.,4. I>n lu e3rs9hple ohf ntllI 9ln-:
Easter millinery Betterssehodsee AT
your hat,early.r'A beautiful display sdJ 10
of the very newest New York andi,a"ft&
Paris styles are now readyat sGnolilJ tGsf4
Rubelstein's Millinery Depsftmeht''l sJ
onoiut vi h9itnnnfoo Joh ina hon
~o~~oT2oncre~-, ~-,s~44i>~7s,er~ieyss,nu tGhJ
ID. .'s3#l.;, t.;,., VI .a.:lt,.! ;l,l alf4eh
Let us supply you with gardenei, ,dj
seed. We sell both Buist's and Fero sA /.
ry's seed. Either will give,I perfectio ,ere.
satisfaction! g. u 81. .bi7e gmi,hi9
IL aoE.eia B,LTimonms.i1M!upqq
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This is the ssassoh t6 give gffsse9! !ya4Hf yafHff9o lo'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-04

b is that there is no lean or
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-04
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Cheaper Mineral Water. ..

Wehavea latg|e | supply supply Of Glenn g. g
Springs aid Harris TiEhia a'Is .','.,z, ,sto,
We sell the eHn fIi Water 'sss I,l
sl.75 for FIVE gallons aid the Har2ei 2io '9I
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-04

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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-04

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+ recreation igouldl be. goodoforqus
! the8lgaNea barbecue ION thei2stkl
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-04

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fsss;.ssq d,rtao9 .,ft 30 psJditro51
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DO 6nK Kotls GetaUp tnsmpsl4
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-04

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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-04

lf:NGI! .
ls EiNe-pounda Hbucket of roasted 10
Mocha and Java coffee+--favorlunl9J Ii!
eaeelled ed-on1g S1!OO. ;9jGis si7 seyo a1'
,,tis.n, 'liialh9 ShlHb. n tInH1ohsIht'l ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-28
ANY One But Carpctbaggcr.

Report comes from Hon. Ike Stod-
dard, n distant 'p%ariente" of Presi,
dent Taft and an acknowledged can
didatc for the %governorship Of Ari-
zena, that the president Is liable to
appoint an outside man This prob.
able action is said to be due to tho
eternal discord and lack of harmony
among The representative republicans
Of Arizona, ana in the interest of al
eve break 1t is said that an outside
appointment will soon be made. In
some quarters a rule or ruin policy
would be welcomed, but the people
of Arizona, regardless of political
affiliations, would resent such APP
Of view nothing better could happen
for at the next general election tho
republican party in Arizona would
simply he shuffled from the board
But with a democrat there is a
patriotism. a home pride thai means
much more titan Success at the pdlis.'
and rather than accept an outsider
a man like Kibbcy would be
doubly welcome in the executive
chair. There are. however. more ac.
ceptable men than kibbey in the race
and We viii .Aqpe. for their QpastN.
ment, but rather than be afflicted
an outsider 30 would say "Mr
Taft, give ms the worst in the bunch
aud our endurance and fortitude win
be great. but in the name of God,
amen. kindly keep your outsider at
home Tucson Star.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-28

men would prefer to pay taxes that
would deprive them Of no luxury RAJ
thcr than see increasing burdens
heaped upon those less fortunate
brothers whose lives are passed in that
increasing calculation Of sorrow
where hard ton sometimes provides
and sometimes fails to provide-suf-
%ficient daily bread"
The question SO forcibly set forth
above Is no longer a mere party is
sue. Mr.. MacVeagh is one Of the pill
lars Of the republican party. and his
position is thus endorsed by the New
York World, which is the leading
democratic organ OF the United
States.
Mr.. MaeVcagh is right. Ills letter
Is True Radicalism. not False Radi-
callsm. We should Tax Wealth. not
Poverty.
There should be a federal inherl-
lance tax IT should be progressive,
failing more heavily upon great for
tunes than small. There should be a
constitutional federal income tax. II
should be graduated; 1t should have
a liberal exemption limit; It should
discriminate between earned and in
vcstmcnt income. Both these taxes
should be heavy enough to afford
substantial relief to poor men from
taxssi feed tnxed cTotnfng. taxed
shelter, taxed necessities of life.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-28
or INTEREST TO MINERS.


a letter received by The Morning
journal yesterday. from the manage.
mcnt OF the American Mining con
grcss, at Denver. informs us that IN
order to facilitate the work of hand
Hing the numerous complaints con
corning the administration Of the ma
tional forests which are being re-
eeiyed from all over the West by the
forest service committee of the min
ing congress, 1T has been decided by
tho directors Of the congress to APP
point a local committee IN oach state
70 receive complaints arising from
this source, make investigation OF the
same and net IN conjunction with the
general committee IN securing relief,
In order hat wise selections may
mi niadt'NA~"N" 1fs1 viU~c"IifeAidents OF
the congress have been asked ia sug-
ecst the names Of the members of
the committee for each state. While
the mining congress favors a wise
conservation OF our forests, 1t be
lieves that the mining industry has
pioneered all western development,
and that any policy which materially
intcrferos with the further develop
ment of mining or with the work of
the prospcctor is not for the best In
OF the west. In all cases where
an investigation shows that mining is
being restricted by unnecessary rules, |
4Ian ~s.~rV sssr *.
influence TO get n just settlement.
Chief Plnchot, Of the forestry bureau,
has significd to the forestry commit
his willingness to give personal
consideration TO these complaints, and
IA official decision is expected within
few days making substantial con
'cssions MS a result Of the requests
by the committee at the recent
DenNcr conference.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-28
TAX WEALTH. NOT POVERTY.

Wayne MaeVeagh. attornoy-genera
IN Garficld's cabinet. aud elder bro-
tber Of Franklin MacVcagh. the pres.
ent secretary OF the treasury. ask,
Chairman Payne Of the house com
mittee ou ways and meal this I'M
answerable question.
II new taxes must BE- imposed.
Why should the colossal incomes
and the colossal Accommodations
Of tho posscssors OF what MT
Carnegie himself calls surplus
wealth continue 90 p, exempted
from proper taxation
Mr.. Mac Neagh's arguments are
equally unanswcrshlc Hc calls the.
tax on sugar Infamous. as IL EFFORTS
from the laboring man an actual
sum often in excess Of the sum the
same tax eNtorts from the richest
muiti-miliionaire." He reminds MI
Payne that in Pittsburg, the source
of giant tariff-buiit fortunes. ursklIl-
ed laborers have a "too narrow margin
OF living" and that wealth ito be en-
titled to respect must show that Il has
been earned. not merely a%ppropria-
ted" He says hat many very rich
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-28

Representatives of the Northern
Pacific and Great Northern. it is said
viii use no more pictures Of Indians
and refer to the red q sparingly in
booklets and other forms of advertis-
ing, for the reason that it Keeps alive
in the east an impression Of savagery
in the west. Agents Of the roads
named say that the indian has prac-
tically ceased to be a factor in the
life, and the constant reference to him
as "A native of the trans-M Missouri coun-
try only keeps alive the feeling In
the east that the west is too wild for
comfortable habltation. - Drovers'
Journal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-28

agent in Washington stating in sub
stance that certain explanations had
been made which might induce tho
national administrator to change It's
attitude toward Governor Curry. W.
viii give YOU three chances to guess
who is doing the Substituting. Per
haps it may assist you if we tell you
that Andrews is reported by this
same press agent. to have gone ia
the White House with Senator Pen.
rose to talk oyer Curry's successor
Las Vegas Optic.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-28
CIVIC BETTERMENT WORK.

Discussing tho general movcmcn
for civic Improvement as conducte,
by the American civic association am
affiliated organizations. the Public III
brary Quarterly, published by tn,
Kansas city free library by authorit,
of the board OF education. contained
an editorial recently from the pen oI
Carrie Westlakc whitney. the editor
she wrote, in part.
I'm municipal or civic hcttermcnt
not alone the comforts and pleasures
OF the people are considered, but the
ethical side Is developed by beautiful
surroundings ana refining influences.
This awakening indicates hat selfish
ness and sordidness are 10 be eradi-
.catod from the American soil and
that every citizen viii imbita the
noble sentiment of h%clpfulnrss ana
cultivate 1t for the general welfare II
an.
frhe problem OF city impro eri,nt
rs the most pressing question Of the
day and Tho new conditions are stud
led with great attention. cities are
with each other IN ornam4nl-
Iug iu lighting and in making pleas
.ng tho commodieus accommodations
the people. Siums, or poor tcne-
ment districts, are no longer permit
.on. parks. Fairgrounds. public baths
IRE nov necessary furnishings for
veli-organized cities.
political parties can not be de-
'ondcd upou for communistic ideas.
improvements are preferably
aiken out of politics and placed un-
cr the supervision Of the citizens IN
formation OF leagues. associations |
ommissions or boards Tho IDEAL |
.tv OF our century must have civic |
cauts AS wen as civic safety. and the
,s~ponsihfity rests on every individ-
al. as a part of a unit, 10 accomplish
his end
Albuquerque H. making "a common
able effort to keep abreast with the
ctter civilization Of the day. In this
ERECTION. and the results show that
very creditahie degree Of good work !,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-28

Organization of the senate for the
sixty-first congress shows that Mr.. AL
drich and his lieutenants are still
masters of the situation to q striking
degree. but in the makeup of the
standing committees more than usual
recognition has been given to the
young blood. This undoubtedly is the
result Of the insurgont movement Of
the last few years against the senate
traditions, but some correspondents
on-the-spot profess to see In it a
shrewd plan On the part Of the Rhode
Island senator to clinch his own hold
on the situation.-Record Herald.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-28
CIuTICIsING THE TARIFF.

The Payne tariff bill, now under
consideration IN the house, Is being
quite freely criticized with respect 20
several of It's features, but chiefly by
the opposition, and this was TO be ex-
pected. To our mind. however, the
most vulnerable point In the bill Is
the fact that IL cmbodies in some Of
its sections the democratic tariff idea
instead Of The republican idea.
TIL fundamental principle or the
republican party-in fact. the corner
v Etunc og Observation-Disclosures at
ways been the principle OF protection
the Idea that the tariff should be
levied primarily for the protection Of
home industry, and only incidentally
for revenuc-while the democratic
contention has ever been In favor of
"a tariff for revenue only" The re-
publican policy has been to levy the
tariff upon articles made or grown In
this country, and thus give home in
dustry protection against the danger
II competition of articles produced
HtiPadf Nliit iht Hug liHl FibAih
consist OF such articles as we are NOT
able to produce at home. by reason
of ~unfavorabie natural conditions. But
tAls 1nle~ Is reversed In several sec
lions Of the Payne bill, In which for
clgn articles that come into competi-
ton with native products are either
put on the free list or very greatly
reduced. while other articles, which
the people of this country. 90 .unI-nua,
caRhdf Tf1ence az home are TII Oh
III dutiable list. Fol Instance, tea
which we do not produce at all. Is
TO be subjected TO a heavy tax, and
coffee. though nomlnally put IN the
free schedule by one section OF the
bin, IN made subject 20 a provisional
duty by another section. which pro-
vides that II an export duty shall be
put upon coffee By the country from
which Il is shipped, then a retaliatory
import duty to the same amount SHAH
be placed upon the same coffee by
this country, ana since We are prac-
ticaily assured that Brazil. from which
III tAA AVAAtt ANift'Ns III pun |
import duty Of probably five cents
a pound upon all she sends us. the
tariff will put on another five
cents, making a total duty Of ten
cents a pound. from which the poo =
of the United states viii receive d
absolutely no benefit. except To the d
astent Of five cents which eoe4AAnto !
national Treasure. II viii nt~S as
list. IN any measure. in building up J.
" developing any INDUSTRY In this
'ountry, u will not Increase the de-
for labor 10 the extent OF n
lngle days work, IL VIII not add a ,
10 any mans wages. but it win
n the contrary. place an onerous tax
every breakfast table i'm the =
land. with absolutely no com !.
cnsating advantage. except the five ~
which the general government =,
~
Such n policy. on the part of the ~
cmocratic party. would be consistent.
NJ coming from a republican con-
-ess It Is not only wholly %incousis- 4,
mt, but is IN direct c-ontravcntion Of 7,
hat has been the basic principle of
q republican party ever since its -,
ganization, and there is no section
the country In which such a policy
place a more onerous burden up ,,.
the plain people thar in our own ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-28

The question now f.. did the legis-
lafure do it on purpose when It di-
verted the taxes Of the telephone,
telegraph and express cOmpnies from
the cities and counties to the terri
tory. If we are not mistaken, we win
discover a lot of other unexpected
things among the products Of the
late legislature.-Phocnix Republican
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-28

A horrid old batchclor who crltl-
olzes US for what he calls a leaning
toward m suffrage, declares that
"a head that Is soft enough to wear
one Of these inverted wash bowles
for a hat, Is not hard enough to be
trusted with the casting Of a ballot I"
But we must be excused from tcsti-
flying in that case.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-28
The Fatal Error.

The Phoenix Gazette is still finding
fault with Governor kibbey. The lat.
est criticism was somewhat yelled.
ut nevertheless apparent. The Ga.
2ettc Is displcased with the mining
code commission because II contains
a couple Of men who have practical
kf owledge concerning the working or
miIcS-Bisbee Review.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-28

is being accomplished. Much more
could be done, however If a larger
number Of our people would lend a
hand, and especially IL the city gov
eminent could be prevailed upon to
cooperate. even in a small way.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-28
What the Editors
ofthe Southwest
Are Saying
The Difference.

In a recent interview Delegate An
drews Of New Mexico says that he il
fun Of hope whereupon che ~
Paso Times is led TO remark that The
New Mexico delegate is fun Of hop
~Hisbec Review.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-28

leased by-United states Commissioner
Fs.2As@ ..A go page, The water. which
is of fine quality, was encountered at
a depth Of 1865 feet.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-28
Our nnslIlng Kcprcsentnti,c.

Yesterday the Optic received a
telegram from q subsidized pAesss
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-28
GOOD FLOW OF WATER
FOUND AT BUCHANAN


bUVNaHan' \. NJ, March ia
good flow of soft water has been en-
eauntered hcro~ure.ffe sc~fuor~rTrtidn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-28
For Diseases of the Skin.

Nearly al diseases of the skin such
Of gort"P aith~.fsous prevent sfck:
ness instead OF letting themselves get
sick ana then try to cure it. So long
as you keep your liver, bowels and
stomach IN a heartily and active con
dition you won't get sick. Billiards.
Herbine relieves constipation, inactive
liver and all stomach and bowel troa-
bles. j. IL. O'Rielly & co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-28

OUR WORK OF LAUNDERING
ON LADIES' COLLARS, SHIRT
WAISTS. SKIRTS AND DUCK
SUITS is UNSURPASSED. IMPER-
IAL LAUNDRY, BACK OF POST
OFFICE.