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NO EMPLOYMENT FILING FEES
, License Inspector Says Collection of
Advance Tecs Must Stop.
FAY AFTER SECURING THE JOB
PrufllM of t haralnsr Two Hollars!
' hen aril Ira t Ion for Position
la Made in to He D1
ron 1 1 fi or t.
F.mplovmant Mir'mn hare been wrnl
h "ly T.ti-rns Tnspe-tT Hchnldar that
thev are not living tip to the ordinance
remlatlng trfr rnlMneas and all flllnir fs
muet ha discontinued. The. law expressly
pro v Mm tl at ro chance shall be made
until nftof definite position I eacured for
the applicant, anil then It mupt ba accord
ing to a definite sraia of prices, a I an speci
fied tn the law. Moat of the agencies
charge an Illegal f-e of 12 for the mar
formality of registering an applicant, anil
It la this practice, which la o often a
hardship on strangers, tiiat Mr. Rehnelrfe
expects to, atop.
A meeting was held Tuesday of some of
the men Interested", and It was decided to
ask the council to consider aome modifica
tions of the present law. Complaint have
1 been made that ar.me unllcenaed business
concern suoh aa saloons have been engag
ing In the employment agency field. The
new agency licenses will be laaued January
1 and If there are any more vlolatloni of
the law aome of them win noi om
again.
i FATHER P. F. M'CARTHY DEAD;
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kind. Tha atory of hla actiniae-, ma,
struggles and hardship In the early mission
field, hla experience with varloui shades
and 'condition of humanity, and the Joys
and sorrows with which a clergyman
cornea In contact, would make a rare vol
ume of romance and reality; of pathos,
adventure and tragedy. tlntll a few
montha. before hla ordination. Father Mc
Carthy had not settled on hla field of
work. He discussed the matter frequently
with hla student chuma, several of whom
were from Pittsburg.. In the (all of the
previous year, RL Kv James O'Connor ,
,u Installed aa bishop of the vlcarate
of Nebraska. Hla brother was blehoo of
Pittsburg. Knowing- tha brother bishop
and th greater opportunities for work tn a
new (Hoceae, very naturally tha Pittsburg
students suggested and urged Nebraska.
Father McCarthy was agreeable, his aer
vices were tendered and accepted, and thus,
by a coincident. Nebraska became tha field
of hla labora for a third of a century.
An j unfailing etore of humor, coupled
with the optimistic ' disposition of the
youth, aaved him from desertion at the
outset. Ha laaded tn Omaha, In the height
of a summer dust atorm, ao thick and
blinding that he could not see the spire
of Bt. rhllomena'a as he drove by the
bishop's residence on Ninth atreet Cabby
turned him Into tha Metropolitan, with the
remark that It wae tha best hotel In town.
Mext day ha presented hla credsnUala to
Biahop O'Connor.
"I waa wonderfully arrayed for tha
tnaetlBg." the father, with many a chuckle.
MUa related, aa ha described a combina
tion ol light-colored trousers, a coat, cut
sermour fashion; striped necktie and a
oft trtU to matoh. Tha austere bishop
Viewed tha spectacle lor a minute or two
tmuta astonishment, and burst into
a-htsr as tha Innocence of tha newcomer
Umim manifest. In the years thai fol
lowed tha Introduction, aa each had op
portunities for measuring tha worth of the
(there Wahop. and prleet became devoted
rienda, and none waa more' devote?) Seal-'
us and loyal than he whose first salste
Shattered tha severe Una of episcopal care.
Trial in tbe Mission Kiel.
Father McCarthy's mission flold ern
need various atatlona from Teoumaeh.
Johnson county, to Bpaldlng. Greeley
Bounty, being shifted from one to the other
aa tha needs of tha servloe required, dur
ing his five years In the oountry. .Life on
tha mlaslona thirty years ago was a thor
ough test of tha phyalolal and mental
atamlnar of a soldier of the oross. Fami
lies were few and widely scattered, requir
ing mush travel. Hard times held tbe
oountry In Ha grip and poverty was the
J-uie.
1 "I recall one Instance of the hardships
farmers struggled against In tbosa days,''
'paid the father In relating his experiences.
"One of my farmer friends drove Into
Siulo, Klohardson . county, with a load of
corn duetng tha holiday season of U7S and
aoM It for enough to buy a pair of boot
or hla boy," . :
As might he expected In the conditions
prevailing accommodations were of the
primitive sort, but auoh aa thsy war tha
priest was always welcome. To one fresh
trom college and , reared In a city tha
transition to 'roughing It' In tha new west
was a crucial teat." He waa not kng. how
ever. In Imbibing the pioneer spirit, and
tbe liardshlpa of yesterday were softened
by faith tn the rewards of tomorrow.
Father McCarthy entered Into the spirit
of tha struggle with ardor and hopeful
ness, encouraging and cheering those with
whom ha minified, sharing their Joys and
assuaging" thulr .sot-roes. No matter what
the distance or the weather, winter or sum
mer, a call front the sick never went un
answered. Kegerdless of other engage
ments such, oeRi he considered tha first of
all duties, and Invariably found him where
needed- a qulokly aa possible. A winter
storm In . Johnson .county or the cyclone
which ; wracked the church building In
O'Connor, Orealey county, seudlng a beam
through the building within a few feet of
where he naa standing, had no more ter
rurs for htm tlen a trip to tha Douglas
county peat house to minister to tbe dying
' Crisis tn Hie Life.
No ens of IU mauy positions held by
Father McCarthy Secured aa strong a hold
on hla at'ectiuns as the old ft. Phllomena'e
laihediav and pariah, from the fall of
lsi to inid'mner.' yeare of the boom
and Hie re-sslou, he managed lis affairs.
He became very much attached to the peo
ple, ana the ; people reciprocated with at
reitionete good wlu. When, therefore.
uiMiop Scanned temoved htm from the
raatoiatt' on July t Uj3, the unexpected
blow wounded him to the heart. A pastor
ate of equal merit was assured hi in and
on Until. tie contended that a bile the
bishop ait within his rights In removing
a latiied.el paiof ' at will, he protested
aain; tl.e tnanutr of rnuovtl as degrauV
lug 'o las character aa a prieet. On this
Uue I u Ui or Ma.'auhy appealed to Arch-
ui.ihop .-atolil. spoktuUc dolrgate at Wash
mgiuii. i uu;iig action on the appeal.
Father McCarthy nent to his home in -New
Jei, aud ' orfefe.l a place there,
but the Mint tt the n et ta la iki
Ulood and aoulj iioi mix alttt salt sea air.
One raw evening In the fall of lbSt he
cslltd at the houw ut a fiieiid in Omaha.
In a stale if tijjla mutual d pieslun. The
appeal to the ' 4iot.il!o delegate had been
rejrvied. . He J ulicd to consult about the
publicatluu vf a letter he i.ad written. In
t... letter le ipfewe.1 tUe grievance
ioin out o l.u renatva) , from the
cathedral, and p'i-i3 Lta reepecta to all per
n n concerned in iilw removal, TUe letter
va a rarvaell tw Ins piofelon. It u
lead uitr 'afu;ly sua repteUly. eveiy
?i teiu-e caorfjl'.i e.i.ed. aoj the ptxh
. t.e r'.ir 1V l;if fut.i.t ,.f tu author dl
Jh3i.il foi 'ini .t tue couclHsioti wf Hi,
.::vuh u t in ietwi- tt.ron. Into ti e
iih ijiiiTfci.ig -aa t,,e tcudiuon
of
the dlatfested priest waa ep'.lned to
iilahep fl. anuell. end before the second day
l ad paused bishop and priest acre brought
together and a reconciliation effected.
Protest mm the Iteaslt.
One of the guiding principles of Father
McCarthy's life waa obedience to law.
Obedient to all lawful orders himself, he
Inalsted on like obedience to law by higher
ofticlsls to the church; and hi contribu
tions to the rellirtou press on thla line at
tracted considerable attention. An Instance
of his vigor which wa productive of re
sults occurred In IS91. When the time came
for recommending candidate for the va
cant bishopric of Omaha, the bishops of
the rrovtnce assembled at the residence of
Archbishop Kenrlck In ft. Louis. Three
names were selected, approved and for
warded to Rome. The consultprs of the
diocese were not notified to convene and
submit three names, a the law required.
At the Instance of Father McCarthy the
conaultors met In Omaha, drafted a protest
against the Illegal action of the provincial
council and Bent It to headquarters. In due
course the action of the bishops was an
nulled and Archbishop Kenrlck notified to
proceed aa the law directed. On the sec
ond occasion the names of the consultor'
nominees were forwarded with those of the
bishops of the province and the outcome
of the Incident waa the promotion of
Bishop Bcannell from Concordia. Kan., to
the nee of Omaha.
. Father McCarthy was a scholarly man
and a atudent all hia mature years. He
had an unusually fine memory. Whatever
worth while was stored there waa Instantly
at his oommand. His style of speaking was
on ths conversational order without ges
tures and rarely a florid sentenoe. He used
to scoff at sensational preaching, "eccles
iastical ralnmaklng," he called It, "which
dnllghta In bombarding the clouds, drown
ing a soantlnees of truth In a volume of
sound." And yet he had a keen relish for
oratory and delighted to see a speaker
clinch a point with gestures of grace and
force. He wae keenly sensitive and high
strung at times, but his Irritation waa ever
tempered with humor and goodwill. All
In all, be waa a sterling type of the Amer
ican priest
Davy Crockett and
Daniel Boone Are
Outdone by Mysen
County Clerk of Adamg County Had
Many Thxillin" Experiences
in the Early Dayi. .
Daw ProcWatt and Daniel Boone really
had nothing on George Mysen, county
clerk of Adams county. Mr. Mysen Is now
engaged In repelling such Indians of
Omaha as assault him at the commission
ers' convention; back In UM ha fought the
real thing.
Part of the early history of Nebraska 1a
wrapped up In Mr. Mysen, and If the small
bov could set him In a corner In a con
fidential mood the small boy would never
read cooper again" and would toss Castle
man Into the waste basket.
Just one little sample Incident: Mr.
Mysen and bis brother were attacked by
Indiana In Adams county and the two fled
on one horse. An Indian arrow transfixed
the two. My sen's brother waa pierced
through the heart and killed. Mr. Mysen
himself received an ugly wound in tne
shouldsr.
Another time he esoaped the Indiana by
mounting a buffalo hull and tiding him
eighty miles before tha animal stopped Its
headlong tUght.
hniiMM raait like fa! rv tales, but
they are true aa the reoordsof the" rocks.
Many a roan at the convention can teetiry
of hla nersonal knowledge to the truth of
these and other lnoldents. In the Indian
fighting In which Mr. My Sen took part he
and his fsllow wTilte settlors wsre foroed
steadily back from the Platto river to the
Republican.
He himself does not tell of these events,
h. ta modaat about recounting his feats
of Indian fighting and his hairbreadth es
capee. Nor will ha narrate the numoer
of times he avenged his brother's death.
Lost Girl is Found
After Mother's Death
Elie Selion ii Picked Up by Police
Had Wandered Away from
Her Home.
Sight . hours after her mother had died,
little Elsie Nelson, 14 years old, fell Into
the hands of the police Tuesday evening
after having- wandered from home several
days before. The girl waa overcome when
she learned her mother had passed away
while, she was away. The girl's parents
lived at VOI Martha street. She was found
by an offlosr at Seventeenth and Howard
streets.
CARRIES STRANGE HOARD,
IS HELD AS A SUSPECT
Joseph D. Van H"seses Arrested In
Connection with Attempt to
Rob Auto "hop.
The police are sure that they have the
burglar who entered the store of the Omaha
automobile oompany, at IWO rarnam
street. Monday night, in the person of
it van WutnML whom they ar-
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rui,ii watxrdaw evening.
kf tha time of hla arrest Van Wagenen
had his pockets full of an assortment of
automobile bearing", pens, penholders and
articles of a desk and several bank books,
all belonging to the Omalia Automobile
company. He was traced by the descrip
tion given and by a pair of glovee which
he left In the place.
A Viper In the Stomach
Is dyspepsia complicated with liver and
ki.lnev trouble. Klectrlo Bitters help all
such case or no pay. We. For sale by
Beaton lrug Co.
Marriage Meeneee.
The following licenses to wed wei
e Issued
up to noon today :
Name and residence.
James J Pale. Jr . Omaha
Marie Mulaiiey. Knoxvtlle. la
Frank K. lUmUII, Rogers. Neb...
Klhel C. l)an. tichuyler. Neb
Cevll B. Frederick. Omaha
Nettle J. Owen. Kansas Cliy, Mo.
Krank Kappjiieyer. Oelweln. Ia
ManUe BUMS. Oelweln, la
Chart. A. Carlson. Valley, Neb...
Hlliua C. Olson. Valley, Neb
Harry Keitly, Omaha
Sarah Hall. Omaha
Henry Harris. Omaha
Lena Se-nan. Eat Omaha
l'aul Wollhaus. Omaha
Ieua Johnson. Avoca, la
Joseph Kestilck. Omaha...'.
Ijnie Goldfarb. South Omaha
Panlel B. Itollck. WUner. Neb
Martha K. Ureutkerents. Wlsner, N
Melvtn J. Ivinmert. Hauawn, Mont.
l-avh:a Joues. Ituulap, la
James Musters, liuiavllle. Neb...
Effle Winn. lAulevllle. Neb
Mfnry Alberta. St. Hdwards, Neb.
Margate! Kemrer. benson. Neb...
Wncel !l pater. S-outii Omaha
Cliiistlna !!. S.nlth Omaha
Charles W. Pt-ai .-ii, Lyons. Neb'...
Nil. a Andersou, Oakland. Neb
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OPPORTUNITIES OUT IN UTAH
Chance for Fortune Offered to Tiller
of Soil. I
OGDEN DEVELOFENQ RAPIDLY
City Gains t'aaaaal Recognltloa from
Insurance Company Apiary Ilnet
aees Mnch Neglected In View
of Field Offered.
OGDEN. Dec. 14 A fsrmer driving to
town with a load of carrots, when Ques
tioned a to the productivity of his soil
and the profit In carrot culture, said he
had produced thirty tons to the acre for
which he. received IT a ton at the livery
atahlea and dairy farms. At that rate of
production and at that price, carrots are
more profitable than fruit and a carrot
farm more to be desired than an orange
grove.
While Salt lke Is In the slmigh of dee
pond, suffering the effects of a collapsed
boom, Ogden Is taking on a more cheer
ful aspect and business In all branches
Is Improving beyond expectstions.
Within the last few days ground ha
been broken with excavating for half a
doxen large business blocks. Including a
three or four-tory structrue for the Com
mercial National bank, on Grant avenue
near Twenty-fifth street. and a large
creamery for Blackman ft Griffin, adjoin
ing their present place of business on
Washington avenue. A. B. Corey has
commenced work on a two-story garage
and livery on Washington avenue, near
Twenty-sixth street.
Bnlldlnsj for Brotralna,
Browning Brothers, at present erect
Ins; a three-story factory on Hud
son avenue, on the west side of the
newly opened street, are to build one of
the largeet business blocks In the city
with a frontaa-e of 104 feet on the east
side of the avenue, opposite the building
they are now constructing. The height
has not been decided on, but It will be three
or more stories of slow burning con
struction and most attractive architectu
ral design.
John M. and M. S. Browning are the In
ventor and the business manager, respect
ively, of this company, which Is credited
with placing more firearms on the market
than any other company In the world.
John M. Browning Is the Inventor of nearly
all the Winchester guns and he Is the
genius whose patterns on the automatic
pfstol restored L1e:e, Relictum, to high rank
In Europe as a manufacturing oenter. He
Is also the Inventor of the Colt rapid fire
gun in use in the t'nlted States navy. The
royalties from the Browning guns Is
raid to exceed 11.000 a day. Much of
this Immense Income Is going Into the up
building of Ogden, the birthplace and home
of the Browning boys.
Coast Bayers Are Busy.
Heretofore heavy shipments of rattle
have been made from Utah and Idaho to
the Omaha and other markets east of here,
but this winter Pacific coast buyers have
been searching out the fatted calf and the
best mutton and as a result nearly all
movements of live stock are westward.
Last winter one firm of buyers obtained
leas than a tralnload of cattle for the San
Francisco market. Thla season the same
concern has sent out 6,000 head of cattle
and haa contracted for 6,000 more to he
delivered by the middle of March at Pa
cific coast points. It Is. estimated that
tha total shipments will be not less than
15.000 head.
Portland, Ore., and Seattle, Wash., are
Invading this field and bidding for the live
etoOjk .trade of Utah, southern Idaho and
western Wyoming.'
Of late, Utah, as a source of supply for
the Omah and Chicago stock yards has
been 'completely overlooked and the In
difference has allowed the Pacific coast to
capture the business.
Packing; at Ogden,
The Ogden, Packing company la perfect
ing plans for sending dressed beef to the
San Francisco market. This company la
now fattening 4,000 head of beef cattle for
the west, but, by this time next year, In
stead of being shipped on the hoof, the
dressed product will be sent out of Ogden
In refrigerators by the tralnload.
And sheep are to be handled In the
same manner for the eastern market. A
week or ten days (ars required to ship
spring lambs to the Omaha or Chicago
stockyards from here. The killing Is to
be done at the local plant and the dressed
lambs placed on the market within four
days after being loaded Into the refrigera
tors at Ogden. The experiment promises
to be sucessful and to develop a most ex
tensive industry In the slaughtering and
preparing for markets, both east and west.
of the cattle and sheep raised In this .re
gion. First Loan on Realty.
The Equitable Ufa Insurance oompany
has made Its first loan here on real es
tate, and It la the first of the large In
surance oompanles to recognise the merits
of this city as a safe Investment. Until
a city reaches a population of 60,009, tbe
big financial concerns of the country are
not Inclined to offer money on real es
tate, but after a careful Investlgatlob of
Ogden's resources, and the solidity of
Its manufacturing and other Industrial In
stltutlons made by a representative of the
Equitable, thla rule wae disregarded by
the placing of a large sum on security
furnished by the D. H. Peery estate of
this city.
This Is an Important concession to Ogden,
as thla cheap outside money will materially
assist In maintaining the high record of
building activity now being made, and it
will do much to stimulate other industries
which so far have been denied the finan
cial assistance necetary . to their fullest
development.
The honey crop of thla valley ia a negli
gible quantity, the possibilities considered
There are thousands of acres of alfalfa.
which In the time of bloom should furnish
nectar for countless thousands of bees;
there are orc.iard blossoms and wild Tow
ers, and these secrete the sweet flow at
such periods as to supply the bees with
honey from April to March, and still few
farmers or orchardlsts have seen fit to at
tempt to make bee raising a pleasant and
a profitable diversion.
There Is one apiarist In Weber county, of
which Ogden is the county seat, and that
I man. It. T. Khees. has grown wealthy
watching the t usy little creatures that are
J a part of the emblem of Utah deliver their
i golden stream of w ealth Into his keeping
He has l.Suu hives, from which he gathers
honey by the carload, to be shipped eoat
and sold at a net profit of 6 to 8 cenis a
pound.
This honey Is of the same quality aa
that which is spoken of In the Bible, and
it comes from much tho same couiu.-y as
was visited by the chlldreu f Isiat.
Hloaaunaa Alwa Mealy.
In the spring of the year the bees have
the fruit bloom. In the summer tbe alfalfa,
the dandelion and the sunflower, and the
sweetcluver In the swamp bottoms and
along the Irrigation ditches; In the fall the
Itocky Mountain honey plant, generally
known by the lues euphonious name aa
the stlnkweed. and the sugar exuding
lllow.
The average ylj-ld of a liive is sixty
rounds of rich proWt. marketable In
Ogueii at K cents a pound. One man i-mi
care for ?0 stands. Although this rich in
ducement la offered to the farmers of this
district, few thm hIiow any Inclina
tion to etaMIh sn aplsry.
Richard Rnwtham of 1WI Twenty-eighth
street. Ogden, has twenty stands in the
rear of his home, and he haa taken as
high as 224 pounds of honey In a season.
The bees travel from two and one-half
to three miles to gather their luaclous of
fering, and. foraging on distant nlfalfa
patch and orchard bloom, they reoulre only
room enough at home to displace a worth
leas box, or a rubbish heap In the back
yard.
The winters are so mild that bees re
quire no special hoiislnR- The stands re
main exposed to the weather with A
gunnysack, an absorbent of tho moisture
generated within the hives, aa the only
protection during the wet season.
This part of Utah awaits the coming of
a few bee men from the eastern or middle
statea to he made to appreciate the value
af an apiary In a vale ambrosial, so over
flowing with wasted nectar.
Cuts Throat With
His Pocket Knife
Anthony Dougherty of North Bend
Goei to Sioux City, Where He
Seeks to Die.
SIOUX CITT, Ia.. Iec. 14. (Special Tele
gramsAnthony Dougherty, aged 38, of
North Bend, Neb., unable to find work,
slashed his throat with a pocket knife this
morning and cannot live. A passerby
found him in a dying condition on a vacant
lot.
ARGENTINA AND BOLIVIA
ON FRIENDLY TERMS NOW
General rando Admits President A 1
cortn's Declaton In Bonndary
Dispute Waa Jnst.
BUHNOES AYRF3S. Dec. 14. Friendly re
lations were re-established today between
Argentina and Bolivia. The trouble be
tween the two countries originated In Bo
livia's resentment of the decision rendered
by President Alcorta. the arbitrator of
the Bolivia-Peru boundary dispute. It being
alleged that he favored Peru. Recently
General Jose Pando, former president of
Bolivia, opened negotiations with the Ar
gentine government, the latter country be
ing represented by Foreign Minister Por
tela. As a result, General' Pando has de
clared his recognition of the fact that the
award of the agent executive was Inspired
by a spirit of Justice. Today General
Pando and Senor Portela signed articles re-
The Standard
For 63 Years
WHEN the time comes
around for you to put a
new stove or. range into
your home don't zo at it blindly.
Be guided by the wisdom,
choice, experience and approval
of the largest portion of our
American homes for the last
sixty-three years. During this
entire period
, Charter Oah
Stoves and Ranges
have given the best service by far that
was ever gotten out of any cooking or
beating apparatus and there are thousands
of housewives that will back this state
ment up. ,
When you purchass a Charter Oak
you get the best that can possibly be
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baking your toasting your roasting as
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a life study.
If you burn coal you get a stova or range
that has a five year guarantee behind its
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, Charter Oak Ranges have the most
wonderfully and practically constructed
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No shoving it sll over to try and find tha heat. A
sorry and under done pie cruat never came out
bf a Charter Oak Oven. It actually caooot burn,
char vr scorch your cake or biscuits.
Thsir fuel consumption is lower than most
other ranges. Made of the highest grade steel sad
Iron carrying the heaviest linings. A Charter
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If It Is Inconvenient for you to go to the dealer
write us for our free books. You can't afford to
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about the Charter Oak.
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years old, per full quart
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Most any standard brand
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Bavarian Malt Extract,
very strengthening, bottle
at lOo
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Wine Merchants
1J1 No. 16th St., Opp. P,' O.
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The difference
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opiataa ur ot her harmful tngraiiients.
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siimlng diplomatic relations. Portela was
succeeded as foreign minister today by
Senor Hosch.
Garrison Denounces
Frauds at the Polls
Justice Says that Election Crime
Are Worse Than Assassinations
of Presidents.
CAMDK.X, N. J.. Dec. 14 -Pallot frauds
were declared a worse crime against na
tional institutions than the aasnsslnntlon
of presidents, by Justice Garrison of the
supreme court in hla charge to the grand
Jury, which will consider several alleged
election crimes committed In this county.
"It has been the unfortunate history of
this nation to thave three of its presi
dents assassinated. " he said, "but terri
ble as these things were, they had no
tendency to destroy the Institutions of
our government. No matter how exalted
may have been the charscter. or how use
ful the chief ruler of this nation, his tak
ing off by an act of violence did not af
fect the stability of the government.
"But a single suppression by fraud or
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The monk w ho defied the Pope and brought about the Reformation
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force of the right of suffrage strikes at
the Institution of the government more
than would any number of assassinations
of presidents, of Judges, or any other set
of officials."
Plgger, Petter Pusler That Is what
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business.
VALUABLE HOME RECIPE
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Mix one-half ounee of Concent rated
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spoonful every four hours. Smaller
doses to children according to age. Any
one can mix this.
This formula Is given out by a mte.l
medical authority who.e remarkable
euros are well known to the profession.
I-ocal druggist any this mixture will
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store can supply the Ingredients.
The Concentrated pine comes nnlv In
half ounce bottles, each enclosed In a
tin top alr-tlght esse, hut he sura vim
get only that labeled "Concentrated"
Hundreds were cured here by this las!
winter.
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Tt Is a vary easy matter nowaday ta
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It or for the erring ots: to ronvlnce him
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a drinker," unless cured by the proper
treatment.
A man's money, business, reputation
and friends qulck'y drift sway. Ilka tha
fog before tha euiv, when the flowing
boat Is tapped tco frequently, and It does
not take long for him to be pointed out
and whispered about aa a "rounder" and
a "boose fighter." When a man gets mat
name hla reputation for business honesty
and Integrity suffers a sever change.
Ths contamination of alcoholism exerta
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question by suggesting these
Useful
Christmas
Gifts
FOK MEN- Handsome dress boots
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Slippers ln low cut, Romeo and
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.In castor, kid and patent, 'street
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FOB THE BOV AND 5f ISA
School snd storm shoes and
fancy serviceable slippers and
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FOH THE IITTLE TOT Cuts
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DREXEL SHOE CO.
1419 Farnam St.
8a
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