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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-08

WANTED.-Corset operators on lap scanning, gore making, stripping,
 Tossing and other branches. Also hand workers, small girls. 100 new machines to be filled at once. Apply to The Warner Brothers Company, Lafayette and Atlantic
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-08

HOT ROAST BEEF and potato salad served daily between and 6
 o'clock, cents at Fritz Hartmann's,
 126 Wall St. Elias New York lager on draught. R 1S If. o
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-08

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-08

AUCTION SALE of building lots at Davenport Park, Wednesday, Aug 10th, 2 p. m. Take Stratford avenue cars, get off Read street H. L. Blackman & Son, auctioneers
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-08

TO RENT.-Sunny corner rent, 2 rooms, new house, fine view of har- Dor. Inquire Capt. Hancort, 21O Ann St. L8s*
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1910-01-06

'h"''' 'h"i ~t' sA'rh U3 srH ;n IS
'''si "' ''0'" .' ws'ie nH, - tt ugt
@srfr drainage dtstnf' - nrSapiaNt
q drain a vast AND Practically guiuhNt.
''"a Hs'or' 70 Ffomnt" f~al estate
si'"F.f alton, nvS Nstng.0 promoters 'ty1Hs
g" "' To- '"' d..'nf', -'hn'gH =
aa" 'r3 .ntiNtHtls
An''s Hrs4s 10 'r~ Ger de'p ard
e''.t< *'1s N iHte s'et tn
sign f4~ a fes sa. f.afe every
sfs.s-e .s, sfs. s.a4,..... ...... -,.,s. .., ,,..
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1910-01-06
"Enumerat0r's' TcsI' Easy.
Must be Filed With
Supervisors BEFORE January rs.

WASHINGTON, d, C., DECEMBER ~, 1909
by January y all applications for the
positions Of euumerstors in the Thir.
teenth Decennial United States Census
must be filed with the supervisors Of GEN.
sus for the supervisors districts in which
the applicants reside. Between that date
and February s the supervisors will send
out cards to applicants informing them
where they are to report for the test"
TO be held In every one Of the 40 super
visors' districts on February 8 only.
Census Director Durand emphatioally
states that persons desiring 70 hold such
positions should not stand In fear Of the
'',sst" to be made. Any person otaver-
age public school education who can
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1910-01-06


n0io pista'y aus reasonably 'As' ~ r.
lhnasb ,hr ''tosl" ntlh 'fpIar ayrs
lg 'ast. the test" b. inirnhci ,lmpsS Go
help iho supervisor. tirk .u,!ah,s yct.
sons and 10 rnah~ Tho pir~sta3 ~ ,br
CeusuA % ptrrri- ~ .as~i' i'igNgt,y ais gasacr
~ apbfgys} ~ 1hH.s ahl-u shr s1rrf.
risats a-.g. ..ato ist aHp9rsmvt
ls vtli iat rr la- ~ ~ cfAef =
amp'r psr sune schedule. at uaaas
Nba w,i. make laa rs.4l % a,r nrs. a.
- b0,h a ssmpc pa.4. .sat.e sHi sgu.
caliass. -heta'o. n} aHtIH ahg d 3
e1um"7ste Ne saN
70 srr @sc aHe gat 7afga asaur vees
apps,raas tnnx elyra l4sf Naerv. ,he
sapegy soSs rtlI ssat Ia .svseao a. esrs
and every candidate .r, 81 p'salei ,a.
s;rues;6ns foe althg ta yhrnc sample
~.hea1ls..
Eve consider that very ,mvofsana
point" .sti Asaae Ceasae D,s~cEog
W.Ilnugh5y to-day. ''got oaiy in ,svsssDS
,hese candidates iAsgly Aaa estirs gbem
a chancr 20 Answr; gage qursstaas property
uu, also a. naraaa ot eAa sg.aa ~ ,lye
candidates sho arr Aisrrwans. Ca ba ap.
paiuIed
They sill ststy norr thoroughly 'hr
ipaeurG3ana t,,f hs#ue ir these s,hasi4,es
!! ,isey yeaafr tHrf chance, ~ apps 90
ucgt Atprnu apau stas e9!Y sHsA sHr-
attr appointed &rst sn1 haA 8a aa sha
*gaayins AttrsasA Nuawa0s sen. l5,nzr.
late. that Ghss soss ia um an appalling
thing, IEgsn.a taf ta~ Iurpo.r o So. b.
ing paap.r auG NJ the places. lt is ag,
piled sint,gy la rnstle thn Director ta
eliminate srnsr Wh8 are plainly saoomp.~.
tnns. Aay gvg&aa 81 good .aasaeat and
Ordinary cosnuoa scha.a sslacasioa tor
Tive work requires aone Htlls thinking
power caa easily pass thn test.
Be,~c~n Fcbsuary 5 ana February -
thr Supervisors wgli 20 shsps4gss the 'ftssg ''
faApers, satisfy themselves a. the laalt.
aca,sons Of .hosr who have passed, and
make their designation. OF recommends.
lions lo the Censu. Director, The nsv.
ssap will W. the Directors approval, and
then tho supervisors will ISSUE The COM
missions 10 the eusmeratoEs.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1910-01-06
R0yai Arch Nas0ns.
Frederick,own Tribune.

fredericktown Tribune.
\ petition has been scnt in fot
the organization of chapter oi
Royal Arch Masons a, this place.
This promises To- hc one oi the best
Chapters in the state outside of the
larger cities, siucr Il IVA, snch u
large field H. draw ir'm. there be-.
ing more than ioO Ma>"us ~ its
jurisdiction.
The petitioner. are W,lllsm
Gndgrr, T.. X. Si"ilrr. q. ". Press.
nell, W. \. Enclr. =. Il. Ncwh~rrv.
\. =. Cocker. u. Martin. :. ". liull,
J, l.. Win,worth. ". T.. pirkry. J.
e. Dale. & \. Walker. :, J. Nc.
MIMI, l.. 7. Kinder, Phi wanu, e.
. llnhh,. ! ! Cundirr \ f.
Hood. ii A ~#..f
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1910-01-06
Thc Drainage Proposition.

No one 10 more interested In the sub
ject Of the drsinage Of our low lands
than am. Have been a strenuous ad-
vocate OF drainage for years. Every
reasonable and practical plan Of drain.
age deserves encouragement. Hut a
WIDE distinction should be drawn be-
tween schemes Of that kind. Where
the drainage district is formed by The
people living In the district. In order 10
improve and cultivate land owned by
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1910-01-06
Scraps and hiiiiHgs.
Nearby Communities 60 the Front
With q Number ot Ea.sitties.

The holiday sra,"u seems tn have
taken murr than ,hc u.ual toll ni
human live, tia, year. "a, the report,
we have gathered hcl"w will SHOW.
H. an alteration ai E,.,x CHRIST.
ma, r,c. " ] llr> uhi,rd Johu
Mrrkcil agrd 10 ,yp,- 400 tnr r,c
with q .i,,k aud M1k,.l d,rJ a dsv
"t lNo after.
Ciapd Mitchell - ,car, ol,i, va.
shot and killed al Ta,Iur yiacr.
ncar El,uu.. ~ rrun,H, county.
BY A,thgr prrvc,i l@,rlr~oli. 80
"a street bsht There SEQ, pau
10 tltc casy rrr,,rii :, 5s r..l.
{ & Short and Ed Freeman had
q Fight 10 El,,n. and ~unsl was
Knocked Inv,u r., Frvr~,-r ahd rs.
>kaj 'nelarsa o., rFmrg m y.n
tait vtlD ,he erns,toul l.s cWrrt
Shout o.. dead and Freeman Z, IN
iarI ,u default ~ sl5uo hail. with
charge 81 mAus,ansl,icf booked
against him.
4 Riuen .i"t Clmrlc. Daniel in
saloon fight ~ uran. lbr i@lI
iakir4 effect "a pancl'. month.
Daniel wtIl r~cnsct Rin-, d. nut
ou bond
Tale hearing wa. the csu.r oI
tragedy n drcder hur' near
Poplar HmG Christina. ry, IL
hgbt Jtm Brli >pa' M"r.r, HrHs
mcrs skoi, with an az Negtmyt
i. dead and Isrii 8. tugltsv.
Al "a Christina, entertainment
near Cape G,rard~aa iii Hal ..a.i'
ed +. N Nelson several lme, vtth
ku,ir. NcI.nu IA a critical run,
d,lion and Hall /. iugii,vr.
I'd Cunningham. 20 year. did, son
of William Cunningham al Jackson.
wa. seriously stabbed in ti-h, at
Delta Christmas night. lie will
probably die from the wounds
Warrants are out Tor Ollie lie Grand.
John Foster and another man nam,
ed Jones. charged as being impIlrat.
ed in the iracas
William Sears shot aud seriously
wounded Ross Butcher near Ad,
vance Christmas night Butcher Was
drinking and disturbed lhe peace vi
SeaF>'s home,
Ia fight over woman near
Charlottesville, Herman Jones pune.
turci Dee Edwards anatomy wiui
a forty ,omr-odd, and They planted
Edwards the next day NJ toe
parties were negroes, and the affair
occurred At Christmas gathering
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1910-01-06
10000 Other Facts and Figures
.yerNlny lnterest b eYarylo.fy

Of everyday interest to everybody.
M merchant, farmer, laborer, business
mar, housewife, SCI oal ooN or g,rl should
bn without q copy ot this greatest COM
penttum ~ useful information ever set
in type,
On sale everywhere, Pc, west Of Buf-
fala and Pittshurg, asl by mail. I,c,
Address Press Publishing Co, Pulitzer
Building, New York city.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1910-01-06
Railway Mail Clerks Wanted
The Government pays Railway riaii
Clerks $500 to 81, 200, and other
employ ees up TO Sa.s 500 annually

Uncle Sam viii hold examinations
throughout the country for Railway Mail
Clerks, Custom House Clerks, Stenogra.
pliers, Bookkeepers, Departmental
Clerks and other Government Positions.
Thousands of appointments will be made.
ANY man or woman over +, in City or
Country can get Instruction and free in.
formation by writing at once to the
Bureau Of Instruction, SO Hamhn Build
ing, Rochester, N. v.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1910-01-06

some cider problem IN thi. local
option community.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1910-01-06
The Busy, Busy Bees Lesson

"NoS. little i"ys." said sunday
rhool teacher ~ he bramei At the little
faces bef,w him, "what lesson can we
l"arH from the hu.g busy hcc"
&c. ..u~," aa0H ".nr..
"F T.m... ...#. saily i.csi
u ... "t#. .... .-..
Promptly ,ai Tommy "N,, to get
Iung
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1910-01-06
sengcT.

d
Stickler has come into
lnf new honors. and added
hr titles hr has taken ON
one ot Imperial Cider
I the city. II came ah0ut
Is, The three dealers here
+, dispensing n brand of
. that would make n man
ID, George Munger quietly
I, nrk and procured samples
Ter and had it aBaivzcd hy
in st. Eous, Some Of. Il
/ i've, six and eight per cent
1t looked like "A string OF
uns "a yard long, when the
iers threw up their hands
lised 10 handle it no more.
ID their cider goods over
nj Sticklcr, who in turn
'em up in the calaboose.
'rney Munger is still hold.
formation. but he does not
will have to use IL, the
,reeing to pay all costs,
Y did, and have quit. The
special license for retail.
4 aud nntermented cider"
passed to curtail the use
in the city aud as n reve-
pre-. This action we believe
Qd to the frequent cider
u the vexed and trouble.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1910-01-06
Marble Hill. Missouri. Thursday. January 9. -
III a r d w a r g!

Having arranged to transfer my Stock of
Hardware. etc, to Mr.. c. A, Walker, would be-
speak for him your entire Confidence and trust
you may favor him, as you have so generously
favored me In the past, with your good will and
good share Of your patronage.
Mr.. Walker, whom you have known for years,
has been for a long time identified with the
Hardware and Implement business Of the county
and understands It's requirements full as well.
or better than myself, and will am sure handle
} such goods n will meet your approval
. Again thanking Won for the mant layorS both
, OF a personal ana n business nature, which YOU
have shown me, beg To- remain
Yours truly.
h. A. l. ARk.
LutesvilIe, :: :: Missouri.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1910-01-06


=, great uncertainty "a
raripty af tihctsson
The questions presc1st
sIicatlons are too oyta,
heir character and rensl
{ the business and ths
Feai volume OF roaF
fhich IL tedious 10 exs
seaanne TO comprehend.
roper TO attempt 10 a
arAtion OF the rlgh, tu
court OF any order d,
nnsiisturbesi, would IN
Die return upon It's Inve
inject IL TO burdens u
isily discriminate agt1t
" Of other carriers II
hat Ia. however. II
ince IL fhat the decide
ms shall be as speedy
e circumstances willEt
uniformity of decision
! 20 bring about an u
&c and sclentific. en- 1us
tniuerce Law. rather IL
Hons and uncertaintf
feeommends "court / j
For this purpose q
abiishment OF a estr
ktss composed Of y q
ed for such purpoL
|'rliit Judges Of thee ="
known as the "N,s
| commerce" Why
khed with excl2 Ne
over the foll4 4
y An cases 10 ss
ise than by ~
Of a forfsitu hi
ion Of eriminl =.
Of the ipte
ioa other tina
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1910-01-06
-)utheast News.

,utheast News.
1de,.
IN Gray. one ofour industri
'cnlcrs, enjoyed the distinc.
having something for his
ns dinner that 80 Que else
was n large ripe water
hat he had kept since the
cason last simmer. II was
d state oi preservation when
d it lor his dihnrr.
CASH Book.
,wn "f Parma ~ New Mad.
ntr has passed an ordi.
,',ing a Icrsnu $40 for at.
ln board u train while ip.
whcrcuI"n the Dexter
NJ pcr'inenily comments:
come io - pretty lass.
10 booze T." get han, drunk
i, 'm vNw rr frr,, ln get
h u.Nl. m"u,F
4 sun.
: Wallace aud Walter bar
:" y"nng men "i near
were arrested last week
,rgc oI rohhing the post
/ the store at u. 7. lscn.
{ Gmvclton. an account oi
. .prarcd IN last wcrk's sun.
, iycil went Io Gu,ritou
? aud hrnughi tbc PRISONERS
y iiic a,m placed them 30
at their preliminary hcar.
!. a. Fair Play
4, ln> oi John lIii,. who
= ncye nu Thar>day ni last
~, taken 10 Brooklyn, y
Il ,lay lev has h, other in
. a, q waudcret. and q
ore hiS death had ap
vi ri'v authurtue, @r
,t,rl. N.. .,.sI itm.
: i,i,p r,s b,,. r., p,d..
a
on BE- dicd without giving
IA Paper, tunnd 10 h,.
= asa .,., ,,,,c IA, r,.
sa, ,s +, Ia. ,a.n, , .,.J
wa,u Rrooklyn were nam.
.sf
+, ftr
~
= ~
a.' ',o.,,.,..t,,. y
r -
,sr1 p,' 1,,,,
ucs p, II. la,t been hauy
l,nr ,il t., ,.4 y.n
"a e,.4 ..,, ,,,I., i,,,r.,...
j ,,,.l .,tu.,a,,.,j,. ,,ii
/ cad down or tho .,de of
" aud ,,t,rct.,otov.,,l..tn;l
laek ns..e,,,.cr ,,,,ck him
Is ii the foot he wa. nick.
,,n,n a,.,, .odhr,n,.i,,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1910-01-06
Cash.Book

AFTER a short -
surlily. Gillespie Olnv
wan prcscntingi
Gillespie adinitp tnl
presence. Mia . Wv
Donovan that Mlt 49,
ins for a fe" ho .fh
CHAPTER 4
l kept up a r
listened only TO e'i
beat. The launch
the Italians boat,
completed the sem i
20 turn a little 10 -
dsD he sat up .
1h the oars. pull "
|point we must pas, u
the strait and rcasSt
again. The fellow't.,
were clear TO all of "
silently awaited I.
SKIN rose high in
pulsion OF his s,rd u
struck our lighter
seemed inevitable. =
edly swamp Ms.
lima halt rose q
yacht, which Was
strait. and then at n q
head.
Mind the engim
with as much coolne, :
Ter.
The margin hctw,
skin rapidly diminisn
Ian turned 10 take HIS
every lift OF his oars.
|on his cap. and as he |
shoulder | saw his esl
outlined | counted sh
the number OF strokes
necessary to bring him
He Persisted. charginl
Iirogress our own swi
Fht over the water
iose. and | had COT
iepth Of water. but I
but warniRgly In his .
Eour bottom scraped :
This mancuver cost -
|pf ten Of the ltali r.
|And the shallow v,
Element OF danger
u stand by the
low tone; a. .,,.
at's face uaFaa.r
ntaS n thr .rt.
- tl.is lsttsr rrer.
tai hut ,iHr re- Il
ma Ia Tie IlrpSurn a..
Fee @ regulation u iat
tat charges In 5
Ter -. a Waa st..al
Jur ne we're PRAYED r.
In and reftiat gn 81,
as ftrvn "-r arsr
stn says tsr au sl
svc ot the pra,rr a,
ire arasurr aep, r.ja,! i,
far.AiY with u8M ~,
lions could D. aua.rsss
cen'g2nY hy mrrr ~
OF complaint snprar,e ID
cAFlis can nfe-3Hrn m.
oI patient tnssE,tra,. ~
tory result ran b. y,n s.l
lntos nothing hy these Il
" they fan. lt ran a,ss
establish Sl. rate arE fr
The difference between
collected and the rate
hstd 10 he REASONABLE
" usually PROFITS ha VI,
se replircd 10 rcfnrp r, q
tton NJ The exrows rs.-r
sH vs. report Tor 'ia 81
nstsslar shows that - N
fsrrtd 70 In its 3sS rrpar
beer oeoiaeJ in the stff,~e I
.'ilsra States. although
hat tosn arg1ei ana xrq
EihiF ! IN October Iscg !
W 'lirse. every ratrto1
- of the Commission I
rtght % appeal Ia /
a protect ''t trhW the -
'sacr which Il may sh1
Arnfiscatory or un
~ effect, ani
latie 10 q ragN
FnIseu a>Afcs O.
Il In the nnsorcem ~
=, great uncertainty "a
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1910-01-06

We certainly believe this, or We would
not say %. Ayers Hair vigor, as now
made from our new improved formnls.
10 Q great preparation for the hair srI
scalp. Stops falling hair. Cures dan.
druh. Promotes the growth Of hair.
---ns4s ~ TIE .. Q. Aye< o.. iswsii, Msss
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1910-01-06
sYNop,.

Nhrook. her nicc|
~ are Ut l.aur, N
tummcring near II
Patricia Couiided q
feared her brother J
4 bank failure. mad
Ter for money iron
which Miss patticin
same to Port AnnaT
Donovan sympath,
women lie lcarneI
noyinr suitur DO
captured an intrud
Reginald GillesIllc.
Miss Helen Humf
peared tho folluwf
tailor appeared AL
Donovan saw Mn
thcr meet on fri
fought an ltalias, Il
man no suppns&
lald he was " .
After n short =.
surlily Gillespie [
wan prcscntingi 4
Gillespie a,initt
presence. Mia
Donovan that NJ -
ing for a few ho
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1910-01-06

Castor. 81 H.4r t.strT. Cooked ..r..
NuHb,c and .., ih" other ,sfram, DE.
houchiNg IN southeast direction should
risc to aood-t,i- sI thu same time,
and Witch will H. SUR to happ-n, iu.i
a. Il happcHcI Ia i~II. then these vat.
crs will strike the hac tuSter ui Ntsst,-
ssppi, aud this back. E,ter viu hold
back the overflow ot these lo~al streams,
and Tho catch. basius siii dN up. i, they
So MT ovrraYw. IN the sl.ral.s' ".g3lI-
ways at. mas Nn'uni tu , "p#,G uG
srus, AaA an $50, .y i~,l au.. wI
form. s0i a., iha .r,turst rag,t,i lu
. inr N'ss,ss'ppi ,Ul ip ;hr.r .pra'
stream, s'Il tat 80 b- p~rey yitasrJ,. aal
these. sho ratrh. basins ard che dtyrb
hui1t "a .bra raTrnals rH-E wnu 9u
Ni ra#r.e sr' ,ra0rr. uur % iwH.
Ii may ua .eIf. Cost l4r surrUg .tg gbs
Iatsl @ sa, 4,d wash Das sae a,..u
aat s eagn- ha~us. This ra.t ~
y-r.a vs.ar hnp@ Fof ,suH,. ae
i1n~ ''''~frf. '.tei 'i'o waters at ta shr
''f~Nf' "a "a u,at -'.l Go t.vrr' 'N'a thls
a#H um ,n tha NaG-H" ae. HH..
f-" -# fAEAsf, sH3 lhe proposed a..rh
f1@ Nft'I fNSl. N otfet sor''s, tbc
whole sehesF means nAt a!s these
streams ai'TT aoSlhE ot'1aSASr, pro-
Fri'ed hf the high lands II the bills,
The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1910-09-13
Talking With the Sea.

The writer recently saw the ocean
for the first time. The verses are the
result of his visit.
Speak to me. thou ocean deep.
Whose pillows surge and roll;
Thy troubled waves will never sleep,
Neither will the human soul.
Tell me. thou raging sea.
So grand to human sight,
Wilt thou still a mystery be-
Forever wrapt in night
Listen, says the ocean wild.
"And hear me when | speak;
Like you was once child.
Born on the mountain peaks.
Like you left those mountain heights.
To this low realm came,
The world views me with one delight
Your life is just the same.
"In some high realm on mountain height
This life to you was given:
Sin wrapt you in blacklist night,
From this high realm was driven.
From that high realm through vale
YOU came,
Some lower realm to reach;
Life with me was just the same,
The voyage seems to teach.
Our lives are but stormy sea,
Rocked and tossed they are sure to be;
Now calm. serene. as a sleeping child.
Next raging like the ocean wild.
Speak again, thou ocean deep.
Tell of that unseen power
That wakes you from your sleep,
In this tempestuous hour.
Listen" says the storm tossed sea,
ITO the pillows as they course:
They explain the course for me.
It's unseen outside force.
Human life is but sea,
Storm tossed beyond its will.
Life will still a mystery be
Till Gods great plans are filed. y
j. F. BENTON.
Monroe, n. c.
The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1910-09-13

if II can possibly be avoided, and the
only alternative Is thOrOugh-gCing
and effective regulation. which shall
be based on full knowledge OF all
the facts, including physical valu-
alton Of the property.
There mus. remain no neutral
ground between State and national
Jurisdictions to serve as q refuge for
lawbreakers, and especially for law
breakers OF great wealth. who hire
the vulpine legal cunning which
will teach them how 10 avoid both
Jurisdictions.
Complications in industry are the
result of an imperative economic law
which cannot be repealed by politl-
cal legislation. The effort at pro-
hibiting all combination has sub
stantially failed.
There is a widespread belief
among our people that, under the
methods Of making tariffs which
have hitherto obtained, the special
interests are too influential.
The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1910-09-13
Don't Break Down.

Severe strains on the vital organs,
like strains on machinery, will cause
break downs. You can't over tax
stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels or
the nerves without serious danger To
yourself. II you are weak or run
down, or under strain of any kind,
take Electric Bitters, the matchless
tonic medicine. Mrs. ]. L. Van de
Sande Of Kirkland, ILL.,, writes: That
| did not break down, while endur-
ing a most severe strain for three
months, is due wholly to Electric
Bitters." Use them and enjoy health
and strength. Satisfaction positively
guaranteed. SOC. at English Drug Co.
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TALKS ON ADVERTISING
X.-Supplemen-
tary Advertising
By Henry Herbert Huff
COPYRIGHT 1909. BY AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION

Mr. Business Man, this word advertising curious one
Il has no SYNONYM Just what may be included in the term Is
subject for controversy We might put thus ANYTHING that
helms to poparze the of promote the sale OF Its
wares is Advertising This is the modern idea We commonly
think of advertising tpied in the newspaper magazine ad
Such is true Advertising The many other forms of publicity
secondary.
If should inquire of retail merchant who is not using
space in the local paper why he nogecs this medium he would
probably tell me that other of getting publicity more
profitable Not So The home paper closely read and COW
ers the very territory that trade is to be expected from
THE small dealer sales He wastes penny
that goes merely make his known Novelties and souv
Mrs often attract crowds openings and special sales Patrons
expect be remembered with eaender Get the most adj
veng value YOU can gift articles when have TO them
Give where they will do good
he local merchant who utilities other publicity than signs
novelties window displays etc. doing all that he might in
order to win trade Advertising the local indispensable
go and expect the publisher to give space and say nice
things about you for song Pay him real money Buy space
though it were going to yield proft-and 1t will
1T much his advantage for merchant TO hold membership
church societies. to be popular IN the community to De
public spirited to be in the support OF good causes but
he should for commercial gam but because he wants to be
good citizen People like to buy of the business man whom they
ike well land effort is much that will win public iayor hIt
they must be expected to do only when he leads IN VALUE
Thee various kinds of publicity which have been discussing
are SUPPLEMENTARY not advertising itself They are valuable
as an AID newspaper adj but worthless Of themselves These
forms publicity combined with newspaper realize the great
est measure Of success in a campaign for business
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The Lash of a F-iend

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less merit for stubborn colds, obsti-
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asthma, hemorrhage, Group, whoop-
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teed by English Drug Company.
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Report of His Death Exaggerated.

waxhaw Enterprise.
Mr.. J. NJ. McNeely of Bryant, Ala,
who moved away from this section
about 26 years ago, is now on a visit
to his people in this county for the
first time since he went away. Up
till two years ago it had been thought
for fifteen years or more that Mr..
McNeely was certainly dead, as his
people in this section had ceased to
hear anything from him for all that
time. But two years ago some of his
old comrades from this county hap
pened to run up with him at the
great Confederate reunion at Birm-
ingham, Ala, and soon discovered
that he was very much OF a live man.
When told that his people and old
neighbors had been thinking for SC
long a time that he was surely dead,
like Mark Twain on one occasion he
informed them that the report OF his
death had been very much exagger.
rated. Mr.. MeNeely was many years
ago a well known school teacher in
this county, and was at one time
deputy sheriff Of the county.