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We Pay 4 % in Savings Department.
THE LUMBER FOR
THE FRAMEWORK

THE FRAMEWORK
of building should be most care
fully selected. If it is not tho
roughly seasoned and sound there
is bound to be trouble. And it will
be real trouble too. You can in
sure yourself against it by getting
your lumber here. The best build
ers do so.
a,c':,''-71I i;Esa0c.3 ~
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Cateechee Council, No. 4, D. OF p
49,. %. 3, ID. r'.>'s.''"-
Meets on Tuesday nights at 8
o'clock at .Klettner's Hall. Next reg
ular meeting on 31st May and every
two weeks thereafter until September
Is, after which time will meet every
Tuesday night. o. Kettner, R c.
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NewDerry Lodge, No. Is, K. of P.
Meets every second and fourth
Tuesday night at o'clock, at Frater-
nifty Hall.
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Amity Lodge, No. 81, A. F. NJ
Amity Lodge, No. 81, A. =. M.,
meets every first Monday night at 8
;,'clock in Masonic Hall.
Visiting brethren cordially invited.
Harry W. Dominick,
J. W. Earhardt, W. NJ
Secretary.
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Signet Chapter, No. Is, 3. 4. n.
Signet Chapter, No. 1S, R. A. NJ,
meets every second Monday night at
5 o'clock in Masonic Hall.
Fred. r. Dominick,
Harry W. Dominick, E. H. P.
Secretary.
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Van Smith,
G. A. Bowman, G. G.
e. Of r, & 8.
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an indication OF progress by the South
in the direction of manufacturing her
own cotton.
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Used Foreign Cotton.

tSeU rOrelgn SOttOH.
The consumption of American cot
ton by Northern mills, Col. Hester
puts at 2,174,000, against 100000 last
year. He says the aggregate con-
sumption, North and South, was f.
5000 bales, while they used 100000
bales of foreign cotton, making total
consumption of all kinds 4,665,000
bales, against 5,210,0O0 last year.
He puts the worlds consumption of
American cotton at 11,774,000 bales,
decrease under last year of 1,383,000
and under the year before Of $4,000
bales.
In the South Col. Hester makes the
consumption 21S,570 under last year,
and 14S,026 over the year before last.
Twenty-six new mills are now build
ing in the Southern States with a total
Of 360,5S2 spindles and the spindles
in the active mills have been increased
by 454,6S6 This, he says, is not to the
phenomenal showing, recorded year
by year before the. panic, but is still.
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Cannon bat sinsn Brief an Die

Cannon BAT einsn Brief an Die
rspubIitaniiden 8eoatt0r BON 5uis
nois gef6idt, 9uorir er idet, bab Die
repubIit1uiihen Wlitqlie0er i'm 8ons
oreB ale neiteren bem Qolte Qegsbensn
geripre6unqen 10 getreuIi6 hoIt2n
rperDen, ME es nit benz 5orif geIfehen
lit. S1ofFentIido lpirb iih bds nt6t
bepahrbeiten, oenn fpnTt piirbe es um
bic gurtei iebr itIsdt beitellt Teir.
BERN nit benz 5arif ift nidt ein oem
9plte osqebenes 8eripreden erflQt,
fonoern QuF bic fGdnoIi6ite WeiIe ges
broben 1pproen. Die 3oGe purbeu
ni6t berdbgeieBt, ionDsrn nod peiter
in bic 60x oeihruubt. Gs oe5ort bic
0reiItigteit zines W}srihen ME Gan.
non bd3u, einsn itn0oen 28ortbrut
oIs cine lopule 6anolung gu bs8ei6.
nen. g8ir olQuber ieoo6, bab Cannon
bel ben iibrjoen ellis uuf bem Reforms
! Qroorumm ni6t mshr Die oIside fuhs
renpe RpQe Ipielen tpjro, tpie beim "a
/ rlf. glne Gd13e An3unt Sof1reBnH'
olieber huben Tih bersit8 BON ibm los
/ oeiagt uno Tinb entitloTen, mad b%r
/ MunTch pes 0oltas uno niht nah Der
gefeblsn Gdnnons 5u bunbeln. Dt'
or0bte 6oFfnung aber ieBen mir ou
| ben QrGIioenten, oaB sr tetrsn 8s
truo, ME tbn 2ubrih uno Cannon mi
benz 9ariF perIbt babsn, ouIben, ion
bern itrenQitens barauF Te6en rpiro
bah bic Reform : Bills ebrIih a6gc
fabt un0 niht nit binterhoIttqen po
raurqp6en perIeben iinp, lDelhe o:i
nit oen ReFormqeieBeH bedbiidtiqte:
9psd pereiteln. SOQts er bumit Gbe
| nibt our4oringsn, 10 fam Inn MD
beitimmt genus geratben tperben, ol
/ ging, Die nid1t ebrlih itno, nit fstTer
8eto 3u bsleaen urp ben aongreB 81
elmer neuen SiBunq einauberltfen. s.
FOLDER @eife bat 9tooiepeIt ge9anoei
unb oas ertlGrt feline 8sIisbt6eit betr
UoIfe,
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Die Situation II in 8e5ug auf
ben Sdrbel nit Canada ipirb iebr be-
oentlih, bd bic Regierung jenes Gdns
oes ii1 ubTolut tpei9ert, Den Yer.
Staaten bisIeIben 30ue 81 9erpdbreH,
ipie anoeren 2dnoern, nit peld)en
6auDelspertrGge abgeIhIpHen tporpen
ituo. Die Ganabier iagen, oaB Die an
oeren GQuber peIentliche 3ollermdBts
qunqen auqeitanper, Die Ser. Stuaten
bas aber nidt getbun bdben, IN Jpi9e
oeIIen iie audi nift 5u 9leth Qtinitiger
9ebanblun9 bsrehti9t iinD. 8enn osE
8r0iioent iih oarauT beruP, DAB ote
30ue auf 6oIs uro SGgeipGbne beoeus
teno errdBigt tporben iinD, 10 1eicn
nus Robitoffe, rpGhreno Die dmerttdnis
I6e Ginfuhr in GunaoI aus 5ertt9s
fabritaten beItehe; unp nieortgere 3oUe
ouf 8obltofFe feien tein aeQuipalent
fir nieoriQere 30qe uuf fyertiofabrts
tate. Sffenbar oerluugt Gau1od 3oGs
ermGBiounqen fir 7FertiQfabrttdte. ipss
3ieu fir gapier, uno % Dem prditoens
ten Die hiersu n0thtge 8olImaht fsblt,
10 iteben Die 9er. Staaten in 8eIobr,
ibren tbutIdd}Iib beitsn 8unoen III
psrlteren. oa bisies 2aro mleRr anne
ritonii6e 5srtisiobritate siHfiibrt, oIs
ieoes anoere 2ano uno Die $odnoe!se
gilons gu unIersn @uritsn iih ouf 50
WiQionen Dollars bsIduft. llnisres
Grmehens ioqte Der Prditosnt itcb an
ben 9onqreb penoen un0 oi.ien auFs
forbern. Die papierSDle gu ermdBigen,
bomit unIer cap1oiifer 6anbel, Der
fur MaFafuietts cine 2sNrsfrage 1T,
teinen 2lbbru6 erLeipat. SIT pieie Grs
mGtti8ung pom Soneub nitt 3u ers
tanqen, bann muB Der 45rditoent un63s
otn1t rat8eben. Gr t0nnts es por
oem 9plte rint perantlporteH pern
Elm 6anoslstrieg nit Gandoa ents
ftUnbe.
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Der 28 Sabre alts Wcurer 1bcmos
u. gepiti, pon Ro. $40 Weit Z. Ctr,
purbe eeitern pGbrenb Der 4rkii on
bem neuen .goIt 4gkbdube an Der
2ongiportb Sirabe. DON eintm llnfou
betroffen, trelher isb<nidlls einen tobts
li6sn 9srlaaf Hebmen tpirb. gr xs
fanb iih auf Der Spibe ber Gtrnstur,
eamit bef61fiist. bic Gtutrmduer 81
errihtsn, unb bate cine ettpa 10 Gub
lanae Settion poIlmbei, als er Iih
aesen leb.ere Ishnte. Die Wauer, in
ipe!her b<r RSriel iih nod nidt pers
bdrtet bate, sob untsr ieiImm 0etpidse
nab unb TeDitt itiirs.e tcpfuber tn
bic angrnsenbe auen binunitr. er
lanbste nit BEN gsiint cuf bsm
Si.inpfl1iier unb bIieb bstpaBslcs hss
gen. Tos Roienbsin unb bic De-
ii6tstnohen tpdren 5erIfsnetiert unb
oos linse Bsin asbrpfer frorbtn. Aus
berDem erlist Der Werungliidte iebsns
falls eixn GhdbeIbruf. E<in GU
ftano ipirb DON ben 6cfpiialdrsitn als
1uBerIt fritift beseftrei. DeDiit
bate iih erit I'm porissu 9opember
perbeiroibes.
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Sas 3weifammernzSDltem

2orb Rofeberp, tpelher Der eng
lifaen Q!tltberalen RI6tuns Gn8e'
bort, 6ot i'm foIItlen Oberhauie sl'
neu 8ori6lag gu Oeifen Reformtrun3
unterbreitet. Gr gebt babel bon benz
GruubTub aus, oaB Nierraub oos pris
pileqium beanipruten t6nne, in oas
2(mt bes GeIsBssbers binein eeboren
au uerben. ionbern bab bic gefahts
ouro aIlein enti6eioenb fein nriife,
1ieTe NnTitt lit Ielbitper'tdnoIth, Oh.
fpobl Iie nod in pislen 2dnbern nidt
aur Qnertennung selan9t lit. @aein
lei Der gefebung bisi:s amtes III nod
Elm anberes fpi6tiges prin3ip gu ses
riitiidtigeu. pds Qorb Roieberrp niht
ertpdbnt uno bieIes lit. oaB RRmant
feline Grfpdblung in cine 9eiebsebenos
aDrperi6uft sritreben iollte, um ae'
pifIe beitimmte Synterefen gu pertre'
ten. e,egen bisieu fpiAigIten dlisr
@runbIdse ipirp in alien Qdnoern 9e.
feblt, be Ser. Staatsn niht ausges
normen. ueberua lit Die auii6t Dor.
paltenb, bab Die obere aammer eine,
ieben GeieseebuHg bic Snterefen os'
befisenpen Rlaife sii tpubren berufer
ist. Daraus ergebsu fth bic alaRen
tdmpfe, fpelhe bas Staatsssbduoe er
fdiittern. Die sfpeits ooer pber'
aammer foIl lebigli1 bic 4rbeit Del
untersn aamnler nGhreDioiren I'M
fshlerbafte O<iese su Derbsfern obel
bem @oltsrpobl naht1eilias GeieBt
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Sn Rem gort MAIDEN Die re
pubIitunii6en 5iibrer orobe 2tnitrenz
qungen, I'm Den Stadt fir lore Partsi
su retteR. Rad ben Sntbuqungen iiber
bic geite6lihteit in Der 2egislatur
iett man poraus, oaB bic Stim1ngeber
fir bic gartet niht piel iibrig BADEN
uno in 5olqe beTen qpirb NGes aufge>
boten peroen, iie 3ufrieoen gu Itellsn.
Ollie RefDrm NlaBre9eIn, DeIae
9ouo. 5ugbes empfoblen bate, ober
bisber bon ben 9oIitttern 3uriidgetpiez
fen luurben, iinD nunme6r Der 9eneba
miguHa it6er. Oo5u 9eb0ren Elm gri-
mdr RomiRattonsgeieg. Nusbsbnuno
Der 8&tpdlten Der RommiTton. gpelte
Die oFfentIihen aorpprationen iiber-
tpaht uno einIrbeits9eber s9aftpflihts
9eies. 8enn oub in Ohio Die Ser
hdltniiIe fir Die republitoniihe Partei
nidt 10 ungiinittg liegen, ipie in Hetr
gprt. tpirb bod uniere 2egisIatur
ebenfaQs quite 2trbeit Letitsn miiiien,
I'M bic republitanii6e 9artet in Die
fem tStQate por elmer glieoerIuge 81 be.
lpa6rsn.
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Donf Der portreffIi6en. fpfiematiihtn
Ginrihtung Der 9efhdftsfiibruns ssbt
glles fpie am Shniirfxn unb bieauris
ben nerben in Der prompttiten Weiie
kbient.
8as aroBe GeidGftsaebdube, NIT
Ieinsn mdhiiasn Ghaufenitern TIT I'M
Snnsrn in Der Sfpetmdbiglten uno
prdttiihitsn Meiie stnserihtet. Jm
aeller befinbsn iif bieNafdintnrdume
unb bic geIeuftunesdnlogs, obsekhen
bon ben aoblsnriumen ETC., be Der
gstrisb bes Geihdfis notbDenoig
moht. Sm Soutsrrdin befinoen iih
bic Departments fir 6ousbdItunsss
8eaenit1nbs, giiher, pcrseIlnHs unb
9laspoaren, glipptss Sahen etc, bic
on unb fir iih fhon cine Sshtnss
ipiiroistsit iino. Die ninSnfugnns
bieler Deportements, bic aus oensRahs
men oesTrp @oobssOef6dFts hiranss
eeben, stitah bauptfdhiit uuf brins
oenoes 8<rlonaen Der aunbfhafi bin.
gu sbensrGrbe fino cicabtbiIunsfn
| fir Shnittluooren i'm aTIesmeinen,
Seibsnludnrsn, qIsiberitoffs, Spiben.
gGnosr, lInisrSsue, Sirunpfpodrtn,
tleinere Gusfiaiunpstunnrsn, 3nftens
tii6er. 5anoihubs, islanentpoaren.
Woabeden, 2sinsnlpnaren unp Weibs
rpnarsn. ,Sm anntr tperosn etnbeimis
lte Stofft, tpie antiuns. TlouHtlins,
Sbettings, Ginsbdms etc. pertaufi.
Sm erittn Stod btfinbsn it4 bisDes
partemtnts fir RGntsl. lleberpiirf..
Tomsns uno ainbsrihuk, aoriette
unb llnisrr6ds, WouHslins llntsr3eua.
qubraarsn etc. Sn Nmislbtn Sicf
bes Qnnsr ift oos alsinermahers De
pdrtement elngerihtet.
sSn sps,ien Stod beiiuben iih9ers
tauisrdums fir poIitrpaartn, Spis
ssnporbdnae, Troperien. N0belabtrs
,iias unb N6beI itoer ari.
Der brittle Stot in ben Gtpartss
ments fir 5sppite. 2inoleum, Rugs,
Wniisn etc. attpiOmtt. tuelht cine
orobariias auspabl Der preispiiroiss
| fen Wodren snthaIttn.
lie Rdums bes Gnerossg sgkTh6ftes
btfineen fid i'm pierien unb fiinfien
Stod uno i'm oritten Stod bes I'm
ner. Oas gnsros =@sfhdft Der girma
aetuiunt nit Rbtm Sabre an ausbths
nuna unb eritredt ii6 jeBt iib<r ben
aansen Sioen, bis WiHiNippt. Decrs
ala, alabama, 5snnefee unb aeHilidn.
adns ab1siehsn Don ben WitteIItadttn
Ohio, 3noiana unb Suincis. in speIs
den Die 'Sirmd einen btoeutenoen ums
fos bat. IS iinO fan btiidnois %
atiienoe Der Jirma uHiertpegs. bk tis
ntn esnaltieeH 0eftdiisumfos rsprds
| ftntiren.
an Der Sntlon unb Canal Sirnbs
bsfinbet iih bas fshsitDdies Jubrtfs
e,ebdubs Der yirno. poielbii lleber'
tpiirfs. M6nitI. feline 9xiBpnaren.
Draperien, goIiiertponrsn unb globel
pon beionberen Wluftern dngefntiei
ipsrben. 9ori befinben iih nud oie
elettriffen gsppihmafdinen. mit peI'
den fir bic gebIrfniHs bes Isppih'
Departments seicrst tpirb.
I Gum Shlub lei nod ttmtrst. bat
bic igirmn aduf.r uno Qgenten tn al
len arobsren Stdeten guropns unt
cine 3tpeisoFfite in Reip Dcrt bat
tpelde bos bkEse 6aus nit alien Nc'
! piid.en auf eem gebitie Der Usoo'
perieben.
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bere6tigten Getpinn Der Giienbabneu
qefGbrben tonnte. 8erbpten ioa ihnen
bios Iein, 2lttien S1iptnoeleien 81
treiben unb bem 9ubIitum einen ho>
beren 5rahtprets un3ure6nen, ais
ibnen sufpmnt. Die Wirtung oiefer
geIeBe tDnnte nur 1stn, odb Die Gtienz
babnen nod mebr qeriouen in ibreu
DENT einiteuen, um ben Srahtpertebr
betpdItigeu 3u t0unen. oa ionneutlar
lit, baB biIIigere 5ra6traten bic 9ez
Iddfts niht lGntsroriiden, lonoern be-
ben.
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1iittpOd,, ben Is. Mar5 1910.
Die prsuBifde Reoisrura il

Die preuBii DE Regierung lift
pffsr5ar Der 2lniidt, baB oas Bolt Iin
uau1GIih austoben urp Ii6 i6IieBIia
in bos Sumter Re9iment fiigen niro.
8as lift Elm offentunoiqer Srrtbum.
QDenn bieIes aegiment niht 10 ihdos
lid pdre, tpiroe oos Bolt iia odqeg:n
niht duflebnen. 9emna0 piro Die
Gube niht eber eintehren, ats Big Die
5errIhaft Der Sumter burh bas III
rette, gsbeime uno aQgsmeine Stimms
reht gebrohen iit.
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Gbeerlanbnieideiue.

lgbas. DR. 3raber, %. Central 4Ds.
Marp GilI. 10, DO.
SWm. Wsueblenbare, 20. Wlt. 6enltbn.
/ 5pa 8. 3osllnsr, 20, gepis, ..
ccspbn 6. G6als. %. 9eetman Ctr.
Gillian g. alsin. q. Danton Ctr.
tgibnsp g.pp, 26, eaiiern aps.
lqfnb Goldman, %. a1ursl Ctr.
I Sphn 81. Gcanion, %, Carlisle aDs
langis o. Roisbrooi. 10. Msii 7.Str
lSorrp 6. gofpsrs. 26, 10. 7. Ctr.
llsais 8. Maiiis. q. DO.
l.sobn MeDonalo. az, Miami. 8.
lWainnis 1opb. rs. DO.
l6p. 9oleiman, SO, Uai ntnIihn. ..
lGlisaktb 2. Btbing, 28, DO.
.MoancY's Gcbisim YbospbnfeS i
e. ~rx~ on~~..F~4ns &n.s aN1aft
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adees Ginrinnatisr UDIfsbait sitpOd I6 edrs 1910.

DE Weiie, burh bic geIeitisuns Der
ihrem SelbitintereiIe bulbisenoen De-
feBgeber In ben obersn aamHsrn be-
If,lpihtist tperoen.
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Jur bisi,s glait murDtn ssitern BON
ben Sptiitrn 6. alein & 1ro..
go. 435 Rnes Sirabs, folsen0t 1ems
p.ratur . lintsri4iso< rssifsrirt: !.
Nm On Hm Rm
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Die RegteruuqsonpGIts


Die Regtsruuqsantpdlte lte
buben ibre Nrgumente 81 @unIten beS
angefohtenen ueusn &orporottorss
Steusraeiebes unterbreitet. Merrn ods
Sbergerid)t Der Regisrung ni6t bei.
pfli5ten ToQte, pGroe biefe in groBe
8erlegeuheit gerathen. benn iie brdudt
bic % miuionen 9oQdrs, ipelhe bic
Steuer etubrinaen qpiirbe, bringeno
nothpenoig, nm rltnbeItens gum Ibeil
bas 0sFi3it in bem 8uroeshausbaIt
Az p&ten. Die @erleceubit liebe ftA
nur dbiperoen, tpenu bic Stoatsgeiebe
o.bunoen Die GiutommeRiteuer aeneh@
miqen. Die 4usTi6ten 6ierfiir iino
ober ntht IonberItf giinIti8, neil oas
Bolt ii6 in .oieier 2tngelegenbeit rrerts
purbig uutbdtig perbGlt. Dern Rotes
feQsr, WiprQQr, bic 8dnberbilts,
goulos unb 2lItors iib fir Die Gin
tommenIteuer niht beqei'teru, 10 IL
has Te6r Ieitt su perite1en; abr bag
he oroBen 8oltsma6en, ipelfe ale
Gteuerla'ten traqen mufen, niht BEL
ben StaQts 2eqisIatursu 0ar1uf
brinqeu, DAP Iie bic ISteuer guthstBer,
III cine iiberrui6eroe 8tei6gtltigteIt,
bic fait an Stumpfiinn gren5t.
Ger Srgunifutor Der Qntt:
Ga(oouzGigo BON 9noiaru, Rep. 70
6. 5elt DON Briucetou, bat Ietnen go:
iten nieberqelegt. gr 5Qet, er lei }.
Der Ginitht gelangt, DaB feline 4gitd'
tior nt6t Bios pergebens ion'Dern aud
ftGolicb lei. go Brobibttion beitehe
qperoe Das 5rintiibel niht osmiIoert
ior.Dern peri6limmert. 8eTouoers b.
o6tenstpsrtb iit feline grtldrung, bdi
IS unm0qlih Iei, bic 9Ieifeu Sempe
renagsIeee in Stdbten uno uuf ben
pIatten 2unDe Dur63ufiibren; lie nip
ten perihieosntlih bebdnbelt tpsrbeH
8emetnt 1T oamit, oaB Brohibitiol
uuf Dem 2dnbe, aber nitt in Stdotel
ourtfiibrbdr lei. gs lit bQs Elm
Ih1rfe 8erurt6eiIung Deg S6ioe
Gountn Qocal Option 8siebes. Ser
6elt lit tein 9Sreunb Der Saloons
ionberu pinIht auf bas oynrigits, Dai
iie oerfhfpinben, obsr oas t0nne nidt
fpie Tsinegrtldrung ausfiibrlih barle4t
Dur6 8sTeBs, ionberr burh gr3ie6uH
oeffs6en. Q8snn bds Bolt aufb0r'
beraui1enbe GetrGnte Su genRBer
fpsrbeu Die SaIoons einge6en. z
Idnqe bteie 8oltser3iebung aber mid
ppQenbet lei, merbe burch Sdliebun
Der WtrtbI6afteu pas bebeutenb mad
tbeiligere beimlihe grinten geforoer
Die gifenb B 6nen baben Der
seongreB ibre alte 9robung 3ugei6id
tDaB penn man tbnen 3u piels geies
IiGe 9erpFli6tungen auferGege, 600,
600 9lrbeiter in @efdbr itiinDen, il
Brpo gu Derlieren. 8ieie Gntlahun
fann bod nur erfolgeH, fpenn bic Bah
nRn gum erDben 5beile ibren Betrie
einitsnen. Run 1T es 5bntiahe, bd
bic gifenbdbHen oas gar nift thu
pirfen, bd ffs bur1 @inftefung be
9etriebes tire Gerehtfame Dsrliere
mno auberpem III nidt erfthtfih. fpi
elm bic Gifenbubnen better tontroltrer
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-16

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-16

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Der bette MeonIntor Der DeIt.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-23

Men, Women and Children,
every member of the family,
will profit by this quick un-
loading of shoes. This is not
a sale of tiny proportions,
but a great clearing out of
all the SeaSOnable shoes in
stock.
Shoes to Fit Every Foot
Shoes to Fit Every Purse
Shoes to Fit Every Fancy
Nowhere else can you find
such unparalleled bargains.
But, remember, it is for 10
days only.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-23

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PUBLISHED NEWSPAPERS
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-06-17
David DunniYant Dead.

David Dunniyant, au old bachelor
farmer of Shiloh township, was found
dead in his house where he lived
alone, Tuesday morning He was in
the attitude of prayer beside his bed
VIII found,
He had been in poor health for
some time and for the last week had
stayed with neighbor, but the even
ing before his death insisted on going
20 his own home.
He was 68 years old and the only
known relative is brother in Mound
City. Coroner Hickey was called but
on investigation decided that an in
quest was unnecessary.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-06-17
George Reed Dead

Geo. Reed for 2l years telegraph
operator in the SantaFe offices In this
ctr, died at his home on n, Steuben
at lO:30 O'Clock last Saturday morn
ing, from cancer. Mr.. Reed had been
afll cted for about three years. Fun
eral services ware held Sunday after
noon, Rev. II. G.. Mathis delivering
the sermon. The funeral was in
charge of the Masons. Mr.. Reed had
been secretary of the local lodge for
is years.
Mr. Reed was respected citizen
and well liked by all who knew him.
He leaves a widow.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-06-17
c.. A. r. Resolutions.

Att regular meeting Of the Cha
mute Post, No. 129, Of the G. A R,
the following resolutions were adopt
ed:
Resolved, That we sincerely thank
Governor Stubbs for his most excel
lent memorial address, and we en-
doTse the sentiments he expressed in
his appeal for higher citizenship, in
church and state.
We appreciate the excellent me
mortal sermon Of the ReY. j. r Nc
lfd 1den, and wish to thank him for
his efforts ia our BEHALF, and.
We would have all the public who
so patriotlcally assisted 10 the obser-
vance of the day to know that we ap-
preciate their observance of the day,
of all days TO Us.
We desire to thank he trustees of
the Methodist church fur the use of
their building and the choir for their
services.
Also little Jessie Smith and Clay
Edwards fJr their citation; also G.
w. BIin erhotf for his eloquent ora
tion aud Miss Mater for her beautiful
song.
We do not forget the great Sc vice
rendered the occasion by Chanute's
splendid band and are under special
Obligations 10 the macy thoughtful
and geoer0u. hearted owners tf the
autos thao carr d many OF the old
comrades and Old ladies' aS well as
hundreds uf children to the cemetery
without their splendid and sub
stantiai help many would have been
unable to attend the beautiful service
at the cemetery
Oui thanks are also due to II, L.
Freeman and Comrade Joe Piummer
for fl lgs furnished for the occasion,
and to COmrade Newman for deeorat-
ing the cemetery east of Chanute and
also to the ladies Of the G. A, Il. and
Relief Corps who furnished beautiful
hpwers in such abundance
And to the little girls with wreaths
and the boys with the flags. who as
sisted in the decorations, we extend
t thanks aud bespeak their aid in com
Ing years
We are proud of the patriotic spirit
: that was so plainly manifested BY al
: our people on that day.
/ Last, but not least, we would thant
= our splendid committee on arrange
z men 5, far their faithful and arduous
labor which made possible the best
attended and best observed Memorial
Day that Chsnute has ever nad.
, VIM. BEAMER, P, @.
n SAML. BAUGHMAN, Adit
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-06-17

facturer h4 met in Cleveland, who
exported electric and gaslight
fixtures, and who couple of years
ago sold to Japanese two dozen of
his best patterns. Now these
patterns are being shipped back
to the United States from
Japan in great quantities and they
undersell the Cleveland manufacturer
10 such an extent that he has been
compelled to close That part Of his
business. Mt. McKinlay also told
Ot manufacturer of patent chairs,
who sold them to japanese makers,
who are now sending them back
rom Japan, underseling him, and as
he patent has run out he has had
o give up that part Of his business.
Mr.. McKinlay told of great railroad
lie CAMPS in California, where the
redwood trees grow to such large
extent, which have now been closed
up because the Japanese cut railroad
hes in the forests of Manchura anc
send them over in their subsidized
steamers, and sell them on the ooas
Of California for 26 cents a piece
less than produced in that Stale
Mr.. McKinlay's fear of japanese
competition is well borne out by tht
figures of our trade with tue OFien'
and nothing could demonstrat,
better the need of a Protective
Tariff American Economist.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-06-17
The uoofiolal vote was as follows:
PrOgran1

of the Canville Township Commence
ment TO be held at the NJ. e. church
1t EarltoD, Kansas, Wednesday even
ng June %, 1910
Wilma Ogden.
Music, Flag of Liberty"-Mlxet
Quartette.
Invocatiol-Rev. Wilson.
Vocal Soo-Mrs. S. G. Ashley.
Defamation, "Immortality"-KatiC
Browning.
Defamation, Better to Know
Nothing at All"-Edward Flottman,
Vocal Solo-Charles Knowles.
Defamation, the Ruggleses"-
Eva Barham.
Essay, "rhe Advantages of the
Farm''-Harry Walters.
Music, Leaf by Leaf the Roses
FaIl"-M liked Quartette.
Glass Aadress-Rev. McFad9en.
Music Katie Browning.
Pr, sentation OF diplomas-C. S.
Swan, County Superintendent.
B9nedIction-Rev McFadden.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-06-17
Bond Election

On Thursday of last week Chanute
voted on a proposition to issue $50, ,O0C
in bonds to buy site and build new
high school building. The site select
ed was the Royster residence prop
eriy on West Main. The proposition
was hctly contested on both sides.
This city never polIed so large a
vote before. The total vote of the
city was 3674, of the outly ing territory
210.