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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-09-05
Place for One.

Hes a civil engineer"
THAT SO? wish they'd hire him
for our apartment building.
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For wire cuts use Hanford's Balsan
Adv.
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Whenever You Need . General Tonj<
Take Groves

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well known tonic properties of QUIN1NE
and IRON. 1t acts on the Liver. Drives
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A girl Just can't help admiring a
young man who flirts with her.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-09-05

Some people are tireless in making
others tired.
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Expert Testimony.

"They say" declared Brown, that
twins are always alike in disposition
do the same things at the same time.
How is it, Jones?"
"All / can say" replied Jones, the
father Of twin babies, is that / wish
mine would sleep at the same time"
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For the big and little burns in cook
ing and baking, keep Hanford's Bal.
sam of Myrrh near for quick relief.
Adv.
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Only One "BRoM0 QUININE"

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Hicks CAPUD!NE
CURES HEADACHES AND COLDS
Easy To Take-Quick Relief.-Adv.
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The Vital Question.
Hye-Are you really in love?
Slye-Dunno; haven't received Brad
streets report yet.
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said: Helpless stockholders have been robbed, a great railroad system has been bled while, the transportation facilities of the most populous sec- tions of the country have been rrip- pied. government has been debauchcd justice has been outraged--and all by clear. deliberate we'll planned and continuing purpose" If the inter- state commerce commission cannot get to the bottom of the New Haven scandal, secure the punishment of the guilty parties and compel restoration to those who have been robbed of their properties then surely other will be found. The action. which is now being taken by the Boston stock holders. against the Morgan -Rockefel- Ter interests where they seek to re- cover one hundred and twenty five million dollars as damages may be that means and whether the stock holders succeed or not the defendants. before the forum of public opinion, are already condemned.
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the northland. Eventually railway will extend into this territory. and the system coming here will have but a short step to take across the line to the new American national system, thus completing the steel rail into the farthcst north and west. With such an inland service the military, indus- trial and other interests will be so served that the sub Arctic and the Arctic will be taken into the eceno- mics of continental development ln such a way that all the vast north land empire will sweep forward In common stride with the midlands of Canada and the heart of America, thus realizing a destiny which today is
 inevitable to those strong of heart and keen of vision, Dawson News.
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Persons who are unable to under stand how President Wilson manages to get what he wants out of congress should study the Jones episode.
 The senator from Washington hat declared that the presidents Panama tolls message was the result of "a bargain with England" In the Roose- welt days a statement would have been issued at once from the White House characterizing Senator Jones' charge as "a deliberate and unquali-
 fled falsehood" Incidentally Mir Roosevelt in private conversation would have applied an assortment of selected epithets to the Washington senator and taken pains to see that these epithets found their way into the newspapers.
 Mir. Wilson pursued quite .lf- ferent policy. Senator Jones was in vited to the White House where the president demonstrated to him that the charge was unfOunded and that he was skating "on very thin ice" Then the senator returned to the senate and apoligized. Thus very dangerous mis- statement was corrected by its responsible author without humiliation and without resentment.
 Certain members of congress com plain of the presidents domination, but If he dominates 1t is certainly not by executive power or executive CO., ercion or executive usurpation. No president ever treated the legislative branch of the government with more scrupulous respect.
 MT. Wilson would be incapable of v"icing the Cleveland sheer that he had congress on his hands" Nor has he ever undertaken to bulldoze and browbeat 1t in the Roosevelt fashion There Is no report of n single unk nd or uncompiimentary remark that he has ever made in public or in private against any member of the house Or SCI ate.
 nr Taft undertook to punish re. coicItrant members of congress by withholding patronage. Mir. Wilson has avoided that blunder too. Even Senator OGorman. who must have added greatly to the presidents bur- den during the last year has been treated as if he were loyal and de- pendable supporter of the admlnistra- ton
 To carry out such a policy requires i' ite tact and self-restra.nt. It m easy to understand ho wthe president should at times feel Hike fire from extinct volcano" but the lava has never spilled over. The presidents success in dealing with congress Is a striking example of the power of oelf- restraint This Is as 1t should be. Under free institutions the only man ft to govern Is the man who can gov ern himself-New York World.
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Portugal and Mexico are confronted by similar problems Both republics are resisting the encroac hments of privilege. Both nations are heavily burdened with debt. In both countries between 70 and so per cent of the people are illiterate. Portuguese and Mexlcans have been exploited by the educated. landownlng minority.
 Portugal for generations maintained royal family in costly splendor. A public debt of more than $850.000, 900 accumulated and the Portugcse got little public benefit for the money. The people rebeled. King Carlos and his eldest son were killed and when Man ucl succeeded to the title the people plotted again. In 1910 they banished King Manuel .overthrew the royalists and ccricals and established popular government.
 Since that day nOmlnally popular government has been in power, bu. i, has bc, confronted by enemies c eek . ing to rccstablish the kingdom There have been many uprisings some of d serious character and all directed by men of wealth and some of the clergy. Many plOttcrs against the government have been imprisoned, and big issue iu NA h..Ih hAr han hA Inf q these political prisoners.
 Having failed to reseat Manuel on the throne. the royalists have appealed to Great Britain. They ask interven- tion on the ground that the existing government IS intOlcrable, that the United Kingdom is the chief creditor nation in which Manuel has found asylum for all of which reasons 1t Is argued that England must intervene A wealthy minority of the Portuguese, with the approval of Spain. has made this appeal. but Great Britain has not seen fit to interfere.
 It seems that In spite of her enor-
  nous investments in Portugal Eng land refrains from using her strength to establish stability there. It Is prob able that fear of displeasing other great European powers is the reason: The fact remains, however, that rev. conditions, in Portugal pass The Portuguese are be- ing left to work out their own prob- lems
 That is President Wilson's attitude toward Mexico. The United States says that an exploited people should have an opportunity to rid themselves of oppressors. Our attitude toward Mexico is England's attitude toward Portugal. Portland Journal.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-09

The driving of the last spike May { on the Grand Trunk thus linking e new ocean to ocean transcontinenta system marks an important step in the development of the vast Dominion of Canada.
 Aside from the heavy costs and re ported extravagance in construction Canada has in this road an artery opening n section which in Europe or any other portion of the old world would be viewed as more than an cm pire. The tributary region of the Grand Trunk is os such varied char acter and 80 rich in natural resources that there can be no doubt of an i'm mense volume of traffic soon being realized on every section of tho line.
 The Pacific terminus of Prince Ru- pcr should now become one of the most important points on the North Pacific seaboard. Rupert Is the near eSt transcontinental terminus to the Orient and the Yukon md Alaska. and with the interior connections is ad- miraby located for competition against other coast ports ac a distri- outing center. I. will be Prince Ru- pert's fault if she fails to develop a number of large wholesale concerns
 Now that the transcontinsn sntal per- tion of the Grand Trunk section is realized. the packers promise to build important feeders not the. east of which in to be branch to the Yu- kon. It may be several years before the line reaches Dawson. but every year an added appreciation of the p0- tentialities of north British Columbia and Alberta and the Yukon is helping to fasten the attention of capital on
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-09
Official Paper
NOME, ALASKA, JUNE g 1914.

The financial exploitation of tho New Haven by the Morgan Rockefel. Ter interests will soon be before thu courts and the greet interests will bt called upon to answer to the outraged stockholders and explain how one o1 the most prosperous railroads, rum hing through the most populous sec tion of the country and which repre- sented the savings of two generations of New Englanders, was brought from high dividend paying road to one which could not pay for its upkeep. Perhaps in all railway manipulations for the benefit of the inner circle of capitalist. at the cost of the honest stockholder. has there been such a gross and high anded piece of villlnay Dracticed upon trusting public aa was the manipulation of the New Ha- ven railroad.
 According to authentic reports more than one half of the stock of this prosperous road was owned by women trusts and guardians. As the New York World would put it, 1t was owned by widows and orphans.
 Before the Morgan Rock efeller dom- ination began the stock of the Now Haven sold as high as 225 IA and ten years thereafter it was selling at 651- While before the road was raying eight per cent dividends to it's stoc&holders 1t now pays no dividends whatever. This Is one of the most glaring cases of robbing the widows and orphans on record. Thousands who depended upon the incomes from investments which had been made for their support by honest men in q prop erty which under honest management: had been q sure dividend payer were left without a dollar of income. In- terstae railway commission may ln- vestigate how millions of dollars were passed into the hands of manipula- tors of prosperous railroad by q system whic hmade wreck of it. physically as well as financially. and by which hundreds of millions pas. from the trusting stockholders into that of the wreckers. yet their powers seem to be limited. their progress slow and their final results of doubt full value to those who are the i'm mediate sufferers.
 There Is no question of who are the parties responsible for the long list of transactions which had for its object the robbing of people as boldly and daring as that of any highwaymon n who ever held, up his victim with {. gun and no more honorable. if as much so. The case was we'll stated by one of the leading New York papers which
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cnllih Roll the Australian IL some-
what % q disappointment
a. does seem lnc good old times 10
rs-ld 'hat faoh Johnson Was pinchrd IN
London
a match between san Morris and
less wiiiari iu beinp arranged by iuliy
hoauey
A Reich 81 setting ria N The bolts
thai prevented his meeting lin FLYNN
ln Sew York
Freddie Welsh and Mat,y Baldwin
are 20 meet nes, Tuesday Hisht a.
llossoB
That wnH q severe setback for Leach
croas az lioHton. when Gallant boste,i
him last week.
flHht fans Ia brooklyn are ~ see loe
iennn"tte and Battling linn Johnson IN
clash soon
Larry oilbcri ~ The noetun iiinvra
maS apaumc thr new sole ~ referee a
The Sew Oneana clubs this winter
iioxinn ~ tahink squirt la Mnssa
chua~uf, chscoper and Cambridge
opening clubs with lively meets Inst
Neek
loffuny conlon In ilfing ~ business.
and his friends say hr win sonn look
up store IN Chicago and neeHser shr
ring
Dan Mcdonald ~ Nova Scotia and
Desfss Robinson If Chelsea win fisht
" iiastnn next Tuesday night They
are middlewelFhts
Wlilie nltchie and Johnny Dundee
will be anen III ~ IA fRn irunclaco
on Friday nlKhl This h isitrhle'a first
match since he ioa a. FREDDIE Welsh.
Jlmms ciabby and George chip have
finally aristfnied on weights and viii
meet ~ Frisco an October 30 for 20
rounds.
-
frhs. fafeff fHg llrffIafiau sfln fnorQ
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET
GENERAL ELECTION
NOVEMBER !.

q eraor lamcs IS Ferguson
e. 4 congress John y Dafucr.
state senator A inrf
Representative psi ~ Dunn
County judge " Timun.
ronniN Attorney ~ TAYLOR.
Assessor . q nlunttor
collector E a oliver
Cicik Nurntt u,hllnErr
sheriff NJ 10. Wright
superintendent Sat Mention
rfosnurvr rs - g. Ousseti.
surveyor A. a. N. Nan iiiueher
Justice i'iece / f'nt Wheian.
lgn,ice Place y "a Miles
Constable Lee liiRes
County Commissioners
r. N Lawrence.
q a. wight
i a.. baldwin.
John y. Bartlett
District Attorney John I. kleihcr
nimnu clerk q posenfeld. In
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CAruso and a band 81 his fellow sons
birds ~ the Metropolitan opera, are
on the Atlantic. en- route from Naples
where o roundup ~ artists was con
Quoted Ia order TO lncure the Amcl,"sn
pnblic II ~ opera.
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The most wonAerful thinr N tha world
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And nmona those aids and comforts for
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, IN almost every settled community are
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this famous remedial and heIffui en,bro
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Apfista ~ eifrtfsd urea thnAn nusc1hs
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Anything fnat adds ~ much enutfurt
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~ Information u given 20 inexperienced
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WANT TO TRADE.

lN TRADE 1si acres land IN Heal
County at. miles County seat value
$1,000 via oNchann, fur Corpus in
CONNIE property Address 2 ~ SUN
wan. cudis TcSns aTi
ron SALE OR TRADE 100000 worth
san l'airC.o County Improved farm
land fof city property a. a. liux CSC.
ass
To TRADE For Corpus Chusu Income
property Zoe acres % black sand,
mesquite lama hiphN improved three
miles " Alice. 500 per acre Dudlyo a
Siahl. Noakum Texas aga
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CALLER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
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strr-s tsA
fpR RFNT Nicely furnished l4A.
r'''in Win pfi,ate hath two hh.cAs
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Mrs a. ~ noiuhfidgc Az
FfA hENr Two unnirntshr.i 90. ms
close YEA. An convsnlpnccs. Tgrn.
81. per month 80 children. ANN,
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"Tno I.oai Sir RAT ~ i.prd pnn.
amy viii We prpdased W. rhlcsaVs
Little Theatre this winter
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Don't ihrw IL away. hflnN a 90 me
raSlor ihc Halter ,il Peoples y. iae
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NOTICE.

cliy taxes Tor the year 1854 arr nov
Use and payable ~ the office ~ IN
cliy Secretary
$50 D. ! MuillEan. city Secretary
advertisement
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BIG OPPORTUNITY.

si.ggs for only soc. pool tables, cost
81 eoo cigar stand. $50. ~ pool chairs,
sac. 2 domino tables and chairs 80.
settee SIS. I clock. Regulator SIC and
ice hox. $40. All this for only zee
Everything Ia IN perfect condition. In.
qulre at 1917 Leopard street Juan
CAnAy o'-
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HAULING

COTTON HILLS and meal delivered
any place ~ town. TrnnkN and baE.
gage promptly delivered. Az kinds o'
hauling solicited Aisle Edwards. Phone
7t0 '-v
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NOTICE sV PUBLICATION or
FINAL ACCOUNT.

THE STATE on TEXAS.
no An persons interested in tho az
Tate of ~ q Gates. decreased
O. A. smith Administrator az the
Estate ~ said q. y Gates. defenard
with the Win annexed have ried in the
County Court ~ Nuscra County bis
liral AeVuunt ~ the condition % said
estate. toHcthet with AN application 10
be discharerd ns Administrators theteof
which viii he heard h, auf Count I'm
the THIRD Monday Ia November, A ~.
1914 same hcing The 10Th, daY ~ No-
vrmhcr. \ D., 1914. ai tho Count liouro
~ sald Nucces County In thc'Ciiy "
Corpus Christi. Texas "a which iimo
ami place an persons lntsrcNied IN said
estate az. required a. appear nnd oan }
tett said iinni Account ana application.
n they sse proper,
witness ~ e. Luter clerk ~ tho
rnunty Court "a Nueoes County. Texas
81. ~ Given under ms hand and
tc seal ~ said court 80 my office in
'orpne Christi TEXAS. On ihis ihe spth
nN of pclnhor 3 10. iHit. ~ - Latter
lcfh County court Narcos County
rtNHf
a true cnpY. J ocriifY n. 90 WrifhA
iherIf Nu0fra Comfy. Texaa
. ny Uarlf iiriismy. Deputy t4aHl
fAdterilscmentl
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TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.

GENERAL typewriter business. clean
Ink. repairing. rentals. sales Export
Reasonable prices =.
s. Miller 40 smiths Hook synrc Phone
$40
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The inrser the circulation the NOR
people viii read your ads.
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EofIcF.

The bicycle Tax is npw due and
payable ~ iha offlc. II tho cry Sec
rntsry 3 . MuliiFnn. city Secretary.
Szzs)
Advertisement
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

f,pR sAi.E, Cheap ANA on easy terms
three bots ON car line Also four bots
on railway track, suitable Tor ware.
house Apply canor i.umhcr CO..
Phone 1864 $50
NuR SAi.E Desirable iot nn i'nrsnan
avenue. Apply lno " stayton. Phone
5s
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AUTO BARGAIN

NOR SALE ono Maxwell A.passeaFer
iu good condition. A bar
gain az f21b. Write y. q. Boa sgA
Corpus Christi. Texas STs
FOR SALE Automobile AT a bargain
1919 Hudson - G. chaddlok a Co
ast
fOR SALE 1919 seven passenger Cad
lilac a. rlght price. also 1914 Cadillac
Rondstcr practically new. See Harry
Archer az
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FOR LEASE.

PASTURE 81 about 1908 acres ~ san
county. on Nucces river -os-
pccisllv desirable ns a winter pasture
j D. Wheeler Arkansas Pass, Texas
s7l
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sAavertiasn.ntl
The Penn's Grove record., 1914-09-04
To The VOTERS of
Salem County

A 7 the request of friends and
patrons of the Office from all
parts of the County, I have de-
cided to become a candidate for
denomination for the Office OF
County Clerk, subject to the de-
cision of the vote at the ensuing
Primary Election.
If my conduct of the Office has
been such as to meet your appre-
baton, I will be pleased to have
your support at the said Primary
Election.
Respectfully,
Benjamin E. Harris
This adv paid for by Benz. E. Harris
The Penn's Grove record., 1914-09-04
The Great
Wilmington Fair
Sept. z, s, 9, 10, n
We Pay Car Fare

On presentation of return
Railroad Ticket, we will
return your Car Fare up
to any amount not be-
yond &c per cent OF your
purchase with us of all
regular, but not reduced