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Arizona republican., 1913-03-13
Arizona Republican Editorial Page

who thought they were beyond the area of dis turbance have been overtaken and predict, that before it is all our friends the demo- will all be lined up on one side or the other
 "Ye cannot God and Mammon" We by this quotation mean to designate the righteous the unrighteous in the present controversy, but to point out the impossibty of remaining neutral the difficulty and discomfort of sitting on barbed wire fence
Arizona republican., 1913-03-13
NEVER KILL AN EXCITED HOG

In the current issue of Farm and FiresIde ap- pears an interesting article Hog Catching ana Butchering' showing humane and sensible methods for doing necessary and disagreeable work. Fol lowing is extract:
 Hogs or beeVeS, if killed the farm Tor nome consumption, ought to be killed in a moment of least excitement. If excited hot from running, hog beef will not bleed freely because much of the blood is in the terminal blood vessels and can not be drawn off by cutting the jugular vein
Arizona republican., 1913-03-13

also advises the patient 10 refrain rom eating any thing until the following Wednesday, give up the habit. drink q tub of hot between meals. and sleep with all of his feet a A person never realizes the value of pills until he has been cured by this route. Pills composed of a high grade of beet sugar literally dosed with flaVOring extract This extract has high curative properties and will fit any disease that invented. It is usually attached white pills fed in large quantities people who attack of the grip edgng around the Some men never hear the StenOgrapher Sneeze in high pitched voice without pulling a bottle of pills of their vest pocket and draining the contents. A teaspoOnful of white pills increas- ing the dose half hour. will ward off every undertaken. The disagreeable of pill is the coored article which can be tasted several days without any effort whatever Doctors always insist upon the patients taking one of pills and allowing it dissolve slowly the tongue, after which it will cause the entire alimentary tract to rise in rebellion Pills would be popular if they could be taken in the original package, including the tWine and parcel post stamps
Arizona republican., 1913-03-13

MT McCombs, chairman of the democratic com mittee, is nothing if not methodcal He has card indeNed the rank and file of the party in the country Possibly the list will need revising the party has come into power and will dispense quite bit patronage.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-13

they are prescribed for every thing from broken rib to the cure of cOrns. When person has eaten something which re-
 fuses to lie down, he goes to a doctor and has his pulse timde to see if it exceeds 65 revolutions per minute. If the pulse is running on it's regular schedule and the doctor is un- able to find more than twelve or fifteen degrees of fever, he tells the patient that he is suffering from general laSsitude of the cerebal cavity and puts up the same kind of pills which
 used for facial paralysis. He
Arizona republican., 1913-03-13
WILSON'S NINE LAST.

(From New York AmericanD Every team in the big leagues will be complete before know the lineup of MT. Wilson's nine.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-13

the "tyrant' from his chair, and Mexico lies bleeding The land is painted red with gore mans folly advertsirg from almost every cottage door a widows walls rising; read about the deadly storm and shudder were reading; they've had their spasm reform and Mexico lies bleeding
Arizona republican., 1913-03-13

The first ladies of the land" said to be opposed to Sunday entertaining and it is minated that the legend. Turkey Will Not Trot Tonight" will be in evidence White House and the home of Mrs Marshall
Arizona republican., 1913-03-13

and broods in dark despair. where Mexico lies bleeding Some years ago the land was gay, d stretch of smiling acres: then Mexico became the prey of ma
 %aZine muckrakers. Reform" ." the four-eyed writers cried, is what this land is needing" they sprung a movement, nation wide. and Mexico lies Bleeding. ola DiaZ ruled with steady hand, and made the country blossom;
 he knew the people. knew the land. and knew just how to boss 'eF. And he was wise and
 man of SnnSe and breeding theN
Arizona republican., 1913-03-13

Oklahoma has politician who boasts that he is a reformed train robber. Why he took the trouble to reform before entering politics is Bot explained.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-13

Secret service agents acting guards for the president will no longer be required serve as golf caddies. but it behooves them the roping. tanning and riding bucking bicycle
Arizona republican., 1913-03-13
Pills
By HOWARD L. RANN

Pills are a harmless substitute for medicine which a doctor gives when he is up against it. As this happens about nine-enths of the time, the lLsa pills is increasing tn such an eXtent that
Arizona republican., 1913-03-13
THE FUTlUITY OF RICHES

Neither their silver their gold shall be able to deliver them in the day of the Lords wrath Zepb
Arizona republican., 1913-03-13
Poor Mexico
By WALT MASON

The merchant shudders in his store. while bullets NVhiz around him. and his door, unless kick Q wound him. The farmer doesn't now nre1are dn his snringtime saeding but
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-06-05
They have to STAY up I'm Hopewell.

Brother S.zr55ga u 11e Hoze1elll.
Herald, ~as quite concerned in :
recent issue u ms paper over our
z.sss- non thai There WISH much
3QG-sE here IN L.z-ar,ar .7ille t.e.we cen
] o. III an3 ) D m He invites rs
over 10 Eo9g.=TTesl where we can ind
s'-,--oe1inI-lg gong on between these
ae'sFEs and SEE 4 really live town. =
We asre bsza II Hop'ewH %
ruuoeroas eaesasao.sas- int j. seems
liz. =s 81 5-as.s -asase the error Of
7is,i1rre There during the hours Of
The ~-h We should Judge
Cover every thing between ) & n.
E0-~sVe- W. are going 10 accept
Brother S.ag5533ge 1rlTiitaatoin Z LITTLE
la-ar IN .Jas7tlca 10 the TOWN which
b4 l. SO anarge15t.allY boosting
through the columns Of MS news
FtsV'eT-
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-06-05
What is : Reputation Worth?

s14a1lQcls l. 8ez SEER L Be
V-T valuable assets these days.
With Col Roosevelt receiving from
Z M5tih5z4a 51ry ne SIN u 81 cents
ta- -oe alleged -o7a .oss u MS
s.'-5al standing through Z whole
rz15lc2- W. are brought t.sc@ II lace
with 1ts e1es15o-- What amount
~eu]5 1z1 ON C.orya street be
d3zm2se,5 ny soz5ea1+ telling lie
10 hat dozen ne5gbt,o-s
In Colonel R.c..,ss vel1 : czse. there
sss-ls 10 IL : diversity ot opinion.
S1nos u 11t14 s-.z-o55 -sa7-ars and MEN,
1ers II 1he Colo0z3's .4nsriaS Cub
Seem surprised Il 1he excessive
vz1oe- Winch Some u The Colonel's
loyal aahare-11s ere absolutely speech
less with 1r,3lg ,11a mon
NJ would IL willing Il g54e s.
- s-1a-w Egt4z1 Z 11ry would assess
1l1-1e Tegg- -1iQlr1 u Il sa3r'a7s Wilson.
@zm ] BRYAN and William H.
Taft Al
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-06-05

vile and all points on the Delaware
Valley to leave Philadelphia at a
reasonable hour instead of an un-
reasonable one.
Railroads are often required to do
that which costs them a great deal
Of money and does the public no par
ticular good; but here's something
that could not possibly have cost
them anything as they have made
this connection every summer here
tofore. 1t is this kind of anita
gonism upon the part of certain
bone-headed officials that cost the
Railroad so much money.
Lambertville and all Delaware
Valley towns are entitled to this
change and the railroad officials
higher up should make haste to
correct the blunder of a subordinate
and should religate this subordinate
70 some place where he could never
again make schedules for anything
faster than a canal boat line.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-06-05
"America's Finest Rural Hardware House
A Story Of a
LambertViIIe LADY

\ few days ago a resident OF Ian
bertville was calling al a farm house
near ~ergeantsville when she saw
linoleum floor covering that took
her fancy at once. After a minute
examination sheexclaimed Where
did you ever get such pretty am
serviceable floor covering at such 2
reasonable price? | sent away for
mine and it is not half as pretty
and cost me more money. Why
we got ours at Helms. in Lambert
vile the farmers wife told he.
and we always find that We can
do better there in both >tvle and
price than anywhere else in this
section.
The farmers wife didn't say -.
but she undoubtedly felt that If
the Lambertville lady had taken
the trouble to look al home first.
she, too, could have been equal :
as we'll suited. and local merchant
would have been benefited.
Not only floor coverings. be-
everything in the hardware line
and household novelties that VOC
can think of
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-06-05
THE BEeeh0'S BELL PHONE
lO6
CALL OFTEN
EDITOR Las Mssslss.
Editor has Measles.

The Editor u the La-t'ar1gI7illF
7.4co-5 MS 11,+ measles M0ss1 Of
he other editors If H1r1ar'1ag-
County have recently to4.41 .:an3i
a1as tor something OF other. and
1--we re.cs1g u the r11a-zrrsas2s Szp port
II their brother workers Bull il
remained Tor The Editor Of the
Record alone, 30 catch s9mat1hlrg
really Interesting w71ho17 a1T help
II sur,p,or1 If ms brother Editors
Lying ON ones hack gazing II Z
5arkanad ceiling. and d5r1a1lrsg E.35-
-1,r-i8ls by telephone 10 the Office
s-.s.z does NOT rgn6ptse 10 the p'9at3d
" euTibon50ns flow Of language
DECLARING these few difficulties,
nQrweTar- we are managing 10 get
along q well Is otbeT people wao
have cs1g,h1s things, End within
alno1ber week o. t7EC. hope To be 0u1
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-06-05
Mayors Proclamation.

In accordance with resolution
passed by Common Council June 2
all parties are prohibited from SELL
ing fire works prior to July 3 and
not TO sell at any time giant fire
crackers or Toy cartridge pistols,
and all parties are warned against
making any display or use of fire
works until the evening of July 3
under penalty of SO fine for each
otfense.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-06-05
Blindness In RailroadIng.

Somebody IN the timetable depart
u14mz q The ? T. T. has : bad case
OF mental blindness If UT may Judge
from the present schedule in effect
on the E.4lr56ere- Delaware Railroad.
There Is no reason why the Pocono
Express sh0ul6 MOI stop al Lambert
viIle- except The otlsrinancy OF the
Officials responsible. But even this
could be overlooked If the local train
going north I'll l-16 P NJ had been
scheduled some ten minutes later,
To have made this change would
have enabled people for Lambert
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-06-05
Always What You Expect
OF
DELIVERY

IS one OF the most desirable features in the grocery
business and 1t is the thing that we specialize in
Every housewife knows what it is to order things to
prepare the dinner with and then not get them until
CLOCK IN the afternoon That does not happen
"en you deal here, as all orders Immediately fill
~ anu promptly delivered Send your list of wants.
bring them or phone them-or we will nbone vo,, eacb
morning, if you wish
Everything in the grocery line that is good and
that can be had
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-06-05
ADVERTISING RATES.

r -szs.'-f-ET- ! u afsI Il E5TH1.,+- :. 2
- month -, ahe1 11,zl-5l s,tl5 I b arH1at II
-. 3. r1sr1z1lss.
ADDRESS h t'-Elll -zllt:z mons ant MAKE
al t1s5.tsz> and m11l1E9 orders T,a1'A t.,E
Id
-HE LAMBEEE@- II-I-E1 RECORD
MBERTB TI-H-E. y. J
-l-llrz,t-1 Il 1tF Linn t'4s,T1lljs E,9is1lfslt.t
3 s5.tf1i-11s-t.sAs> -E1B1l lib 11t1
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-06-05

HI 8-SD4E- June ) 1913.
The evening world., 1913-09-24
TEACHER PAYS FOR SPEEDING
Olives AIS Of "Ucr Mrasly salary"
for JOY Ride.

Miss Florence flynn. a teacher OF
Public school No. 80, Of No. lN Sheriff
street. responded tn a summons issued
by Motorcycle Policeman Charles Faoer
to-day before Magistrate Krotcl.
Fah,r tesunei that he had followed
the auto owned and driven by Miss
Flynn from one Hundred and sixty
ninth street ard broadway TO one Hun
died and Foty-nlnth street at midnight
last night, and that NJ no time did the
machine make less than thirty-'ive miles
an hour. while 1t often made forty.
Three rlcn and three other women were
in the ear. he said.
Miss Flynn pleaded guilty to speeding
but de Jared that the car could not make
thlrty-;ive miles an hour. She paid her
nnc OF So "out Of a measly school teach
~ salary" she told a reporter.
"Did you buy your car out OF the
'mcas.y salary" she was asked
She laughed.
The evening world., 1913-09-24
fielder AND STOKES
WIN NOMINATIONS At
" JERSEY PRIMARIES
Governor Carries Every Coun.
ty IN State Except Essex
and Mercer. -,

Ce9,Diets returns received to-day show
Ask James ,. Fielder Wa nominated
for Governor on the Democratic ticket
IN the New Jersey primaries yesterday.
Ifis leading opponents IN the election
will be former Gov. Edward Casper
Stokes, who was Overwhelmingly nomi-
mated on the Republican ticket. and
H9rmcr state Senator T. erett Colby,
'wAe had Q Walkovor In the Progressive
pslmary. Mr.. Fielder 10 acting Governor
q New Jersey. having succeeded Prssi.
dsat Woodrow Wilson. who backed him
tn the race for the nomination and went
% Princeton yesterday to vote for hi.a.
Mr.. Fielder carried every county IN
the State with the exception Of Essex
and Mercer. Frank s. katzenbach. MI.
Fielders opponent. lives In Mercer
county and Is very popular there.
Mr.. Katzenbach carried Essex county
through tho efforts of former State
Chairman Jane. r. Nugent. who has
been consistently anti.wilson ever
ince tho Wilson campaign for the
Presidency was inaugurated.
Beside. carrying Essex County FOL
Eatxcnbach, Mr.. Nugent got himself
elected to the State Committee. HI
announced to-day that ne will begin
fight 20 reach to state Chairmanship
In this he will be opposed by Congress
man Kincaid OF Jersey City. . Wdlso'
adherent. The fight for the State Chair
msnsh,p promises to be Of the Fireworks
variety.
A feature Of the primary election
which passed of without . hitch. va
the small vote cast by the Prosressives
4 However. the primary vote Is no indi
Ntion Of the Progressive strength. Al
many Progressives voted as Republi
cans a year ago and. for that reason
could not take party part in yester
days primaries.
Mr.. Fielder carried Hudson County
but every other candidate in tina
county on his ticket went down to de
feat. owing to the opposition Of the fol
lowing Of former Mayor wittpenn. j
IIoboken Mayor Martin Cook was re
nominated Oh the Democratic ticket an
John Gardner was selected by the Re
publcans to make the race against hin
The evening world., 1913-09-24
MARTIN SHERIDAN 4 sLevTH.
rans1s Athlete Promoted for
"splsn6il Service"

Martin Sheridan. all around athlete
and winner Of many prises for America
In various Olympic meets. was made .
first-grads detective to-day by Police
Commissioner Waldo and advanced
from the pay Of patrolman. ei.4oo. to
that Of lieutenant. $3.50 . year. For the
last two years Sheridan has been do
tng duty in the office Of Commissioner
Waldo. where he has shown his merit
IL have made Martin Sheridan Q frst-
Grade detective a. a reward for hli
faithful and splendid service" said Com.
missioner Waldo. in announcing the pro-
motion.
Sheridan was assigned 20 duty IN the
downtown district, where wagon ohievAs
have been giving the detective bureau
much trouble. His great strength 10 ex.
peoted by the Commissioner TO stand
him In good stead in dealing with these
gentry.
The evening world., 1913-09-24
JAPANESE SCIENTIST HEARD

VIENNA. Sept. A.-Dr. Hideyo No.
guohi. . japanese. Of the Rockefeller
Institute At New York. the only scisa-
Hst not az German nationality invited TO
attend the German Mature Invostigs-
ton Congress. Described yesterday BE-
fore the scisntists his researches and
discoveries In connection with paralysis
The evening world., 1913-09-24
MANS ADVANTAGE.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer.)
She-And IN what way Is man SUI
perior To- woman
ile-Well. he doesn't have to call in
one Of the ncighbors to fasten his vest
ND the back.
The evening world., 1913-09-24
%. AItn1att & Un.y

make a speciality of WOMEN'S CORSETS
perfected on the fashionable lines from indi-
vidual measurements. Materials of the most
superior quality are utilized i'm making these
corsets, including silk and cotton coutils;
etarnine; brocade and broche silks; peau de
balfon, mile rates. peau de suede. etc. The
workmanship is executed by expert cor
setieres.
Attention is directed to a new bust sup
porter, the Bebe, designed especially for wear
with evening gowns and made to order
i'm the most attractive materials.
Filth As,,as. 34tt uma 35tl strrsta. M.m Qurk.'
The evening world., 1913-09-24
The Sale Begins Tomorrow,
Thursday, at $50 A. M.

With the object in view Of settling all debts Of the company
goods will be sold prices representing average
saving of fifty cents the dolar-nohng to be reserved
This your opportunity purchase highest grade clothing the
very seasons beginning great savng-t opportunity
retire from business with the respect Of every the industry
through the payment Of debts Immediately after meeting their
obligations Hackett Carhat & Co., lnc Retail will retire.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-06

What's become o TIL ole bashfpl:
girl that ialterii'ly said Thanks ast.5
fully? Ever once in a while we meet
a woman hater with flower IN his
lapel. ss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-06
FELT BAD
ALL THE Time
Shellhorn Lady Suffered a Great
Deal, But Is All Right Now.

sheIlhorn, Ala.-1n a letter from this
Mace. Mrs. Carrie May says: "A short
time ago, l commenced to have weak
spells and headaches. felt bad all
the time, and soon grew SO bad I
couldn't stay up. Thought I would die.
At last my husband got me a bottle
Of Cardui, and 1t helped me; so he got
some more. After I had taken the
second bottle, I was entirely well.
/ wish every lady, suffering from
womanly trouble, would try cardui.
It Is the best medicine know Of 1t
did me more good than anything I ever
used"
Cardui is a woman's tonic-a
strengthening medicine for women
made from ingredients that act spe'
cincally on the womanly organs. and
thus help to build up the womanly con
stitutlon to glowing good health.
AS a remedy for woman's ills, 1t has
q successful record Of over 50 years.
Your druggist sells 1t. Please try It
NtB.-Write To-: Ladies Advisory Dept. Ghatta'
aoora Medicine Co., Chattanooga. Tenn. for Specta
JnStr,icti0nS, and 6t-paxe book. Home IFeaimsa
lorWonen," sent In plain wrapper OH FeoueS1
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-06
"rAE BALKAN PRINcEss,.

a q, ID s.aaA &
The Balkan Princessi she Of the
lifting song aud the graceful dance
coming Is tho Grand On Tuesday night
to tell in burst OF song the tale 81
her trials ana tfiumphs. her piqdesl
and relentlngs. It is a. story Of love
and romance, seductiyely charming
embellished with coaxing melody and
contagious comedy. The success that
has attended this tour otaThe Balkan
Princess" has amazed even the most
optimistic. Coming direct from an
engagement Of over. six months at the
Herald Square and Casino Theatsrs,
New York, the original organization
of seventy.fve will be seen here for
the first time intthe presentation. In.
,luded in the cast are Julia Gitforh,
N. r. Dano, Eulalie Young VIM.
Meyer Vera Rossmore, Wallace
Berry, Mae Harrington, Joseph III!
standish, Geo. Pouitney and Tom yall.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-06

love of a rural home on Long Island.
! want to sell it--welI, because have
not the heart to occupy 1t. You see,
grand opera takes so much of my
time that just can't bother with a
house and you know, perhaps, it is not
haunted, because We did have WEIGH
rarebit rabbit for dinner that night,
and remember 1t did not taste just
right, and some of my friends have
said it was Indigestion that bothered
US, not ghosts" concluded the prima
donna.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-06

house, boxes were unpacked, rooms
put in order, and dinner served. Oh,
such dinner 1t was. the kind one only
gets in ones own homeland led up
TO just perfect peace and contentmen,.
Then bedtime came, the lights were
put out, and the moon peeped into the
vine.decked windows 10 see ii the way
was clear for the advent OF the fairies
OF dreams. Just as had dropped off
in a delicious sleep. with beautiful
dreams OF my new home to enchant
me. was startled from the peace OF
my slumber and the happiness of my
dreams, by a shrieff that rang through
the whole house, and an instant later,
my maid rushed through my room.
livid with fright. AS soon as the girl
got her breath, she declared she hau
seen ghost in her room. Scarcely
had the maid finished her explana.
ton Of her fright, when in rushed my
friend, the picture OF living terror, so
rigid with fright, that she could scarce.
Iy breathe, much less speak At last
she was able to say that she had
heard blood.curdiing sound at the
head of her bed, as if a woman trying
to shrek for help, was being stran,
gled. She said she had seen the fig.
IRE. and it was that OF a woman with
4 gaunt face and piercing black eyes.
We held an excited counsel of three
frightened women, but what could we
do? Then to make our efforts 10 do
something more useless, series OF
unearthly screams rang through the
house, and my two domestics nearly
frightened US TO death, by bursting in
my room and declaring they were be-
ing pursued by spirits. One thing we
did do, and that was, to illuminate the
house with gas lamps and candles,
and even an old lantern was brought
i'll use, not for artistic effect, but for
light. Then we armed ourselves, had
Cuban MaChete, my friend Turk
ish dagger. the maid a small pistol,
and the domestics took for their weap.
ons, one pair of tongs and the other
one grabbed a box OF talcum powder,
but just what use she was 10 make OF
this, never knew. This much fright.
ened quntette then began a very
timid search Of the house, but the wo.
men in white had disappeared, leav.
ing no trace behind. The doors were
locked and the windows bolted. Up
stairs and downstairs, my new domi.
cile presented the sweet aspect of
homelike peace that had attracted me
in the first instance, but our search
only resulted in our being firm in the
belief that the house was haunted
There is for sale now, and am the
one who is Offering the property, a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-06
Musings of a Pessimist.

A man with long flowing whiskers
has a cinch. He can wear the Christ
mas necktles his female relatives give
him and nobody can see them.
1t is unnecessary to wish the beef
trust happy New Year. The beef
trust will see that it has one, anyhow
The people who used to be ashamed
10 eat round steak don't have any
hesitancy in going right into the meat
market now and asking for it.
When man goes into a restaurant
and asks for a little OF everything
they give him hash. In a safe It is q
croquette.
A man who made his fortune fifty
years ago had snap. A man who car
make one these days is a genius or
fiend for work.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-06
Why Shy at Friday?

Woodrow Wilson was born on Fri
day.
So was George Washington, also
William Shakespeare.
America was discovered on Friday
and the Declaration Of Independence
vas signed on Friday.
Napoleon was knocked out on FRI
day at Waterloo and ]. Caesar got his
on Friday. So did King Charles |.
The French basti;e was destroyed
on Friday and Pauline Wayne, the
White House COW, was given to TAFT
OH Friday.
The Mayflower landed at Plymouth
rock on Friday.
The noiseless soup spoon was in