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The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16

tunities Of the past compared To the
opportunities Of the present: fourth.
opportunities In the bIue-baek spell
ing book time; Fifth. not to wait for
opportunity tc knock At your door.
but go ahead ana make opportunity
knock At your door; Sixth. effect Of
neglecting opportunity. He illus-
trated this point BY the fate Of a
young man who was reared in Ohio
county. negIeeting his opportunity
Col Barnett concluded his speech by
exhorting the pupils to grasp the Op-
portunities they now enjoy in a well
conducted school. and he hoped they
would make the wise men and wo-
men Of their day and generation We
invited Col Barnett to make Us an
other call
Additions to the school since our
last report we're Brother wright's
son and daughter and Miss Bessie
Mae Smith.
Prof Connor Ford. one Of Ohio
eounty's best young men, visited Us
on Monday, November eth. Mr..
Ford is now teaching in Warren
county. We wish him success.
Our first examination begins about
the first OF Thanksgiving week.
We had quite a little excitement
last week on account Of fire in Prof
Hedrick's room. II vas soon ex-
TIN ngufshed
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16
G. o. T.. TRAGEDY-A
COMPLETE COLLAPSE

What a collapse! Where is its
like in the recent history OF Ameri-
can politics? The Roosevelts. Bev-
eridges, Garfelds, Pinchots, Cum
minses, La Follettes and Bristows
have done their work, and a fine
piece of work It is! Compared with
it, the destruction wrought in the
Democratic party by the Bryans,
watsons. Coxeys, Harveys and
Hearsts is as a bonfire to a volcano.
Coming as it did upon the party
that has done the greatest work of
all the parties in American history,
the achievement of Mr.. Roosevelt
and his associates is absolutely
tragic.-[Chicago Inter-Ocean.
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16
The Hartford Republican, CON

The Hartford Republican, COM
menting On the defeat Of its patty
In Ohio county, says:
In the arst place, the Dem
ocrats were we'll supplied with
funds for the congressional AMI
judicial races in Ohio county
and succeeded n getting out
their vote better beca"'e Of
that fact.
This is a 5aseless slur add SLAM
der Of the Democrats Of Ohio county,
and will be Te.cnted at all future
elections. We Challenge the Repub-
lican to show a single instance
whore a vote WAS bought o. a dol
lar sptnt in the Purchase OF same.
by Democratic workers OF the county,
The men who vote the Democratic
ticket in Ohio county are nos for
sale II the PEI IL lican knows (as
1t seems to) Of any Republican vot-
ers who were fought or soll, IL
should have then prosecuted accord
ing 90 law, provided for such In
stances.
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16
ARMED MEXICANS
MARCH on TEXAS

Austin, Tex, Nov. 14.-Gov.
Campbell 10 night received a long
distance cali rom the Sh.riF Of Ed
wards county saving that he had re-
ceived a telegram from Del Rio 10
the effect that armed Mexicans are
marching to Rock Springs, the scene
OF the recent lynching.
Gov. Campbell ordered the Sheriff
to have all the Sheriffs and Equities
from all surrounding counties re-
port TO him at once. The Governor
is also getting into communication
with the State Rangers. II need be,
he will order out the State militia.
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16

TIE Hartford organ OF the Repub-
Lean party dsvotes . column Of It's
editorial space 70 explaining Just
hov and uhy its party was defeated
q. the polls, both locally and in the
nation. But after one gets through
z.th the meaningless resume, the
--szgI;.-ys.z. -dnEu - 10 .tust .oIe. single
Do.n.-the Republican party, both
here and elsewhere, simply failed for
lack ot votes. Taa, Is the quickest
and most reasonable way 70 sure
CO {! ziJ .-.... ..... .---.- .-.. ...
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16
TOO MUCH ROOSEVELT
THAT WAS SIZE OF 1T

The work has been done, and
thoroughly done. Mr.. Roosevelt
has made a Democratic victory in
New York, and contributed material
ly to Democratic victories elsewhere.
One general lesson OF this cleo
tion is that the star OF his overgrown
popularity is setting. and that Lin
coins saving about fooling all of the
people all Of the time, holds good,
even in the case of so mastery a
demagogue as Theodore Roosevelt.
Milwaukee Sentinel.
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16

II Theodore Roosevelt had re-
malned silent at Oyster Bay during
the recent campaign. matters would
have no doubt turned out differ
emily and with more profit to his
party. But that little word 'if"
has stood out before more poten-
tial and powerful personalities than
himself, under like indictment, and
Il has always meant the same.
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16

There seems 20 be 10y, even
among some Republicans, at the
res1l. last week Several noted
members Of the 2. o. p. seemed 70
take it passiyely, apparently salts
,acroriiy, even 70 the point Of pleas
sr.1ess. The old adage that some
Republicans often talk against their
ticke: but always vote for It" seems
no. 70 have held good this time. Ey-
Identity they talked and voted the
sane way. or stayed away from the
polls and let the other fellow do the
voting.
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16
Old "Nationalism" Good Enough.

The New Nationalism" ~ indefi-
nitely postponed. The Payne-Ald-
rich tariff has been repudiated by
Republican voters. Wherever the
ex-President went. his clarion voice
was worth a thousand men-to Che
Democrats. All the Democratic can
didates for Governor whom he has
called liars have been elected
philadelphia Record.
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16

An exemption from taxes for i've
years to all new manufacturing
plants might prove = drawing card
for Hartford. Our town IL spIen-
dIdly situated and equipped for such
enterprises and all ve need is to get
them started this way. II viii prob
ably take some sort Of inducement
and the town can we'll AFFORD 10 take
the initiative What say you, city
dads.
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16
Popular Candidate.

We are pleased 70 learn that
Robt. Pollock, Of McHenry. will
make the race for Secretary and
Treasurer Of District No. %. L. VI.
W. Of A. He has done a great deal
OF hard work in the interest Of or
ganized labor and the people al
large.
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16

Many Republican leaders are
against the Civil Service regime be-
cause It affords some few Democrats
official positions under Republican
rule. They are glad to get new re-
cruits to the g. o. p. but they want
fellow to be a steadfast party man
all his life before he Is allowed to
participate in the emoluments Of Of
fee.
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16

The Republicans have been de-
claring all along that they are not
responsible for prevailing high
prices, and yet they have always
charged the Democrats with being
responsible for low prices. II must
be a poor rule that works for the
Republicans both ways.
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16

when you are casting about for
reasons - justify the woful defeat
Of the Republican party enmasse,
Just stick a pin in the fact that its
leaders promised what they did not
land never intended to) perform in
the matter of tariff revision down
ward.
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16

The Louisville Herald says its
news and editorial columns cannot
Be bought for any price, and a. II to
cIlnch the argument. adds; Any
one Who thinks they can, IS invited
20 step I'd % this once and Try"
Brings % mind the story % the
youn zstsr who. being asked II he
vas a good boy. replied in the af-
hrnztive. with the further proof,
II you don't believe It, ask mama" !"
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16

Poor Teddy, He Is now made the
scap4goat Of the Republican party
and onto him is loaded all blame
for its recent crushing defeat. They
blame both his doctrine and his per-
souaIity. but az = matter O., fact, the
Payne-Aldrfch tariff was The stumb-
unz-5lock which grew into a noun
tain that blocked The progress Of the
Republican cohorts. T. Il true,
Roosevel: helped 20 defeat his Own
party, but be vas only one of the va
rious drawbacks.
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16

The corpses OF two alleged drunk
ards, labeled He Died Of Drink, "
were prOpped up In a show window
at Seattle, Wash, and used as a de-
vice TO win votes in local option
election at that place Friday. Evi-
IDENTIFY the voters did not approve OF
that sort Of election campaigning,
for the city voted wet"
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16

Nothing -. s.,3 he trend 20
za-9s Dsm,>-ac7, which .s World
wide. Essa China, Nth her new
Senate. nov demands 4 House ot
gs1-asa1tz-.7ss elected b. popular
vl.a.
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16

The more right-thinking and jus
'ice-loylng Republicans Of Ken
lucky want Caleb Powers removed
from he face of polltlca In the State,
and they even want him unseated
from the place in the National Con
g-eas which he won only by dint
o' his Congressional district being
overwhelmingly Republican. They
know, and rightly, that their party
rndures a severe handicap 50 long as
Powers remains conspicuous f.-
ure In same. The political and party
enemies Of Powers deserve credit
for their stani against him.
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16

Woodrou wilson, ez-Prss.den, ot
Princeton University and Democrat
.c Gove-nc--elac. q: New Jersey, Is
IoInlaz large a. 4 Democratic Pres
!den-.zl probability.
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16

We a-a now Constrained 70 believe
'ha. Mr. H1s,eTs.. mean: What he
SAID when he remarked few weeks
sZD Under 10 c.rcGmstaLces will I
again he q candidate Or accept an
n..a- n.r-.na.-ln.-
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16

Perhaps T. is best, after all, for
the Democratic party, that Tennes-
see went az H. did-Republican. BY
the time another election rolls
around maybe the political atmos-
phere will be clarified and the Dem
ocracy Of that State be in a more
cOngcnlal attitude.
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16

caleb F,-e-s' majority vas cut
coza ~ !eas than half the usual Re-
publican budget. The Republican
party knITs r. cannot afford such a
political incubus a. Powers, and
r. bearing the burden With al much
gEs,e 40 pngs.ble. -.-
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16

i. .ooks ike = cTcIo.s vent
through the Republican Presidential
timber. Tai. al1 Is.cy ssz .c.ll'
81 TIE te5..s.
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16

..... The. ...tzll. t.nrsr pail found Us
Waterloo n The empty market 5zsk-
e. and the si.a household purse.
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16

Everyrle-e the Lion Hunter went,
he blzz4t ,Le way :or Democratic
Victories.
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16

For sz7s-zI tays after the eiec-
t!oa Mr. R1lae7s.: refused n see o.
b seen hy anybody. For once the
rz..1na. C-ez. Noise vas still.
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16

The ssz- o; another Enosevel-
panic has been overco1e b Demo
cradle y.ctorT.
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16

Even NJ. Ro1sevslt's own prsc!1c-
of Oyster Bzy vent Democratic by
a large nac.rity.
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16

Nearly all the big States elected
Democratic Governors
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16

The zrsz, national Butt-la vas ig-
roninioEslY bgtted out
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16

Being beaten 20 a frazz-s Ted
Gy nov knors what that 4s4ns.
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16

When last heard from, Uncle Joe
wa still cussin
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16

Democratic ROSTERS have been As
plea.i.1l a. tE-ksTs a. T1anksg.T-
Ing OF Christmas.
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16

The only living eT-President "a
roT political dead ore.
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16

And there stoot old Ohio county
-rsdee ned aat zloriast-
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16

TLey'va Invented 2 rev name for
Oyster Bay. T. "a Blue Point
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16

HEseR MATTHEWS. FRANK L FELIX.
EoUoss
FRANK L FELIX. PHb sst Prsy'E.
The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16

WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-04
a Lazy Liver

v,v ba only a tired liver, or Q starved
liver. It would be stupid as we'll as
savage thing 10 beat weary or starved
nan because he Jagged in his work. So
n treating the tagging, torpid liver II is
a great mistake 10 lash 1t with strong
drastic drugs. A torpid liver Is but an
Indication Of an ill-nourished, enfeebled
body whose organs are weary with over
work. Start with the stomach and allied
orrans Of digestion and nutrition. Put
them in working order and see how
oulckly your liver will become active.
DR.. Plerce's Golden Medical Discovery
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liver Of the burdens imposed upo- T.. by
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alexandria 6azette.

PURIIrEFD DAILY AND TRI-WBRKLX AT
GAZETTE BUILDING, $40 q BIZ PRlNCE
STREET.
fF,ntered at the Postofhce Of Alexandria VIZ
ginia, as second-clsss matter.
PRRsg Oaily--I year, 800 o mohtns
$50; months, s1:25; l month, ~ cents
Tn.geekly-1 year, $500; months, 81. 30
months. 10 cents: 1 month. 20 cents.
Contract advertisers viii not be allowed 70 ez'
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at transient rates, and under no clrcnm
stances will they DO allowed 70 aovef'lss
other than their legitimate business in ht
space contracted for
BeSolutions ia memonsm, Of thanks, tributes
of respect, resolutions adopted by societies
oy persons, unless Of public concern, VIII
nly be printed in the paper as sdvertiSs'
r1cS9fa.
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COLONEL MOSBY.

A friend of mine met Colonel Mosby,
the other day, 10 The New Willard ct
Washington, and found him looking
a., II The same as be did in the days
long bef1re the FIRE when his soldierly
fgare walked the streets OF San Fran
cisco. He has an tffi,e iu one OF The
departments which serves him 10 lieu
ri pension. While here the famous
guerrilla lesder was 10 the Law department
Of lhe Slutheru Pacific Railroad
where o. ?. Haniiogton had put him
in IN himent OF a dea.h-bed promise
made to General Grsut. The latter was
fond of Mosby. Hs remembered that
the Oonledera,e raider with scarce 900
men had done such damage 10 ontPosts,
railrosds, scouting parties and camps
tuat it foally neu.iaozsd the campslgn
services of forty thousand men WHO oso
- cusrd threatened points. This was
Zoe soldering and Grsut knew 1t. AT
,efgsrd when Mosby had stoWn The
moral coursge to accept the results o.
the var and cast 10 his lot with the re-
pubicaus, Grant took his tormel
enemy into lu. confidence; and while
president be kept Mosby 10 otbesi
part of the time SIS consul general 81
Shanghai. His Influence aided HIN
under the Hayes aud Arthur ad
minis rstions; bu Cleveland let Moso,
Jut aad then Grant turued to hi
friend Huntington. Il was at Noun
MeGregor, where the great commander
died. al wish you wtu do something
for Colonel Mos0Y," the geuerai wh's
peyed, for be cancer in his thrcs' hst
nearly deprived him of the power o
speech. "G!Ve him a position snd kssE
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a Reliable
Remedy
Ely'S Cream Balm
is quickly absorbed.
Gives Reliei al Once

II cleanses, soothes,
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brane resulting from
Ca.arrh and drives
away a Cold in the
IL ad quickly. Re
stores the Senses Of
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wARRINER,S STORY.

A chain OF embtzzlemenls involving
three men, extending ever many years
and finally eliminating in The almost
wholesale looiiog of the Big Fcui Rail-
road treasury, was the story told BY
Charles L. Warmer, defiutiDg Olncin'
nattl treasurer Of the road, 10 bis testi'
mony yesterday in the trial oil Mfs.
Jtanette Stewart. Ford for blackmall.
WARMER represented himself as o
msu pourirg tu god with both hands
aud 10 ever.incressiDg autu its to keep
sealed the mouth OF the woman who
through her iDfatnatiou FOX one OF the
seu ed embtzz ers, E. 9. Cooke, had
learned the secret. Ffsnk Oomstocz,
WARMERS professor as local treasurer,
was declared to be the third map.
OamIy aud in unlufi I'd tones Warmer
told bis incredible story 1t was bis
ioanh and last day on the witness stand,
for when the court adjourned his exam
instlop was concluded. Only twice Cur
iny that time did the man allow his COM
p9s.ure to desert him aud then only fOT
8 moment.
According to the witness WHEN be
assumed Cffice as treasurer 10 1902 be
learned that Cooke was short 10 bis
accounts $4,000. He also learned
that bis predecessor, Oomstock, was
short $40, 800. Hs himself was de'
tauter and to prevent bis crime from
bsiag discovered be engaged to con
ceal the theits OF the two former tft cials'
Ia the story of the gigantic theft
there Is one question which has never
been de6niiely answered aud the al
torneys for the defense yesterday made
another tffort to obtain is solution
# what became of the s649, 900 which
Warmer has confessed to have stolen.
The witness declared that he had
paid approximately tl6S.0 900 10 black
nail and that $S2, 600 had been stolen
by Others than himself. The remain
der Of SAP, 600 ia explained by him IS
aviug been lost in tpseulstion.
Although he knew exactly the
amount moezzled and the approximate
mount of "nush money" paid, to sll
qneslious as to his investments he re-
Ilied that he could not remember how
much money he ha1 put into auy par
ticulsr enterprise. BE reiterated moa0t-
ouously that he "cculd not recollect,
lrtii h,s qlestloners became discouraged
and abandoned their eflris.
A lur.d light was thrown on the
range tale when The letters Of Cooke
Mrs. Ford we're resd TO the court.
Ia the letter Cooke wrote that 20.
H." was lbr aieniDg to expose him II
ns did not abandon Mrs. Ford. Wsrri.
nar stated that 90 H." stood for "O!d
Htg," and wss The name Cooke uIed fol
as vile 10 bis Communications 10 Mr.
Ford. Ia aoother letter Cooke advised
Mrs. Ford to have nothing to do with
0 her men less "there Is big money
10 IT,"
Tue Judge would only allow excerpts
Of the letters to be read, on account o.
the expressions with which theI
4otunded.
Daring tha resdiOg Of the letters Ms
Ford endcagored to conceal her fac
and wept bitterly. Wheo, however, be
a toroey began to question Warmer a
to the extent Of her inlimscy with bin
she raised her head and gszing at the
witness smiled slightly.
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him as long as be live'." Huntington
PROMISED and kept bis word. Every no"
and then the Law department found some
excuse for letting the old Confederate
out. but as toop So Hu1tir0,on heard OF
II. Mosby was pul back. However, one
morniog the railroad king went over TO
: the great msj1rity aud withiu "eeE
the Law department had Mosby's scalp.
Bot the old man had Dot lost his poll
at Washington aud he will probably die
10 harness.
Some gears sgo the guerrilla chief was
looking over old Virginia scenes when
the horse he was ddgiog leaped and ran
away, throwing Mosby over the dash
board OF The buggy, under The animal
heels. One Of MOsby's eyes was klched
ou'. As bis senses came back and be
reaIIzsd his hurt, the first words tbsE
sprang from bic lips were:
blind old Dandolo
B,zautium's copqlehng foe.
1t wss like the white-bsired partisan
rauger that the soldier spirit end the
N art ial phrase shculd arise to meet eacn
crisis Of his life. W. w. .
-CSan Francisco Chronicle.
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Mems Trousers.
Fields 800 stylish and hand
some, made Of csrefully Sc.
lected fabrics, sll s'ze'. Sale
price. rice........................"".ss1.48
Fields 4 90 all WOOL chevot irou-
strs; szs 92 TO 46. To go
at the ridiculously low price
Fields 90. % pecisllyiseltcted
lot Of extra foe trousers, the
greatest value 10 our store.
Sale price. ce................,"..... Z'oV
50Dozen Boys Knee Pants
Fields price 100. Sale pricf...... '48
Fields price so, Sale price,. '2S
Boys and Children's Suits
Fleld's 90 juvenile suite, sizes
3t,7 wears, Sale l.25
Fields 4 90 boys and chiIdren's
Worsied suit, sizss 6 10 H.
Sale...,..,. '...'.''''''''''''''' A'OO
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To Oscar W. Herring, late Of as south

To Oscar w. Herring. late Of AS south
Washington street. Alexandria, Virginia,
and 1913 south 49th street, Pm ladelphls,
Peunsy lvsnia.
Yoa are hereby notified that the under
signed has been appointed By the court to
take testimony in matter Of the snit for
divorce brought sgiinst Jon by your wife,
Nsry E Herring, in the Court OF Common
PIE = No. 2. Of Philadelphia County, Penn
s, lyania. No. 207 Of Mar Term, 1909.
meeting for the purpose OF hearing su'
testimony will be held before me, at my ofic-,
4l5 Real Estate Trust Building. Phll'delphia
Pennsyl ysnis, on Monday, March Is, 1910, ct
two O'clock p. m, at which mfeing you may
appear and offer any defense you may nave
10 this action.
ian1o w4T-w
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Sufferers who say they have tried every
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II y x blind old Dandolo

Four srsndc ildren Of Ezekiel Ba:k'
ett. a farmer near Dover, Del, we're
burned to death lsst night at the Ii 'ck'
cit home. The old man end the mo!her
OF The children could not cave them.
The ayes of the victim, ranged from 3
10 16 yeSrs.
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Jd8te Nm DlIltII. z
gists or by mail. II
l3lv BI others. Sc Wa
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Mardi Grss Celebration. New Orleans
u T1ah y IN - 1910

Mardi Grss Celebration. New Orleans
La Feb. 3 TO 3, 1910.
Account above occasion Southern NailWey
will sell reduced fare tickets from all points
in Virginia, including Washington. d: G., TO
New Orleans, February l. ?, !, 4, 8, 6. Z; hnal
limit to reach original starting point not later
than nj night of February l9. Original pur,
chaser Of tickets may secure an extension OF
The final limit to and ioeludiDg March Z,
1910, by personally depositing ticket with
special agent, 7O8 Common street, New Or,
leans, not later than February 10, 1916, and
upon payment Of one ollar (S'.N per ticket
AZ time Of deposit Consult agents
l.. 4 Brown. Gen. Agf
Southern Railway, Wash, d. G.
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sniced Castor Oil. Ao.heu especially
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Sind Your children viii like il, too. 10e
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