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TUB (aLOViaRBVlLLB DAn.y LHAjDlStt, WJ-IDKICHDAY, DKd’l.MmOK y , 1008 . The Daily Leader. the fttoo of llio loloni'ttm In fittoHlloii ooiiltl hivvo boon roadlly dlBCovoi'od li; lia iruportanao' had boon approoliumlf* l*ubllihed 1‘vor.v d«y, Sunday excepted, nV 111 South Main «traiit, , COlA-tNvS &. COMBB3S, PubllHhorB. s r v-U\ 'S'%& nionlha. It paid In advance. but, UmamuoU ks oxporta lu nmttoi'H of that kind were employed and pro nounced upon Its gennlnonoss, the failure to recognb.o the Imposition looks much more like nn outrageous, crooked deal'rather than an error, lb was a mistake which, at all events, cost a presumably Innocent man very dearly, and It Is reasonably open to be lief that there would have been keener perception and more humane results If the unfortunafe captain had been ar; ralgned before a more honest tribunal. BRYAN MAKES CONCESSIONS. Mr. Bryan is surprised; Mr. Bryan is actually; amazed. It Is such a startling thing td awaken from his long-indulg ed dream that there is no good thing in the Republican party, that he actu ally grows eloquent in admitting the truth. Just hear his voice as yj edmes wafting aerpss the seas froni’ipei?lin, under date of the 27th inst.:*' ^ ' ^ “In my meeting with citizens of my country sojourning abroad I have been relieved of one of the fears 1 had iii' 1S96. I was afraid if I was not elected it might be difficult to find good men outside of the Democratic party to rep resent the United States abroad, but I have found so many good Americans, and Republicans, too, who honor their country in diplomatic and consular po sitions th^t I will go back relieved of one of my fears. I desire to acknowl edge my gratitude to the representa tives of my country everywhere.” * And it is even intimated that on his return to,the United States Mr. Bryan will advotate a hill at Washington pro viding that the United States govern ment build houses for its ai^assadors that'party indefinitely. It now only re mains for Mr. Bryan to admit as can didly that numerous other fears -whidi he entertained in 1896 have been thoroughly dissolved, and then the Ne braska statesman and present honored traveler will be in actual touch with tUe popular thought of the country. For instance, Mr. Bryan feared the whole country would go to the dogs if he were not elected, but he would never have been rich enough to enjoy his foreign tour if he had not grown rich through Republican prosperity.* It is now in or der for Mr. Bryan to have ^dther^geii- erous streak, and confess that p i ^ f tion and sound money are not so had as he.‘J5fi®eed,±hfey might he, just as he has admitted the personal virtues of the Republican gentlemefi entrusted with his country’s diplomatic affairs abroad. Too much, however, must not be ex pected of tne silver apostle all at once. It is a hopeful sign that he has brought himself4o admit so much,and ’With thht we must perforce be content for present. ARIZONA KICKLETS A Bunch o! Lively Item) From the Pen of a Huitlin|[ Editor [Copyrlsfht, 1003, by C. B. hewll.] r A V H E N Jim Carew started for Mofitana last spring wo of- W W fered to bet him five to ono e would b.e hung 1 IS. \He ought to hai A Philadelphia dispatch announces the discovery by a scientist that it is possible by means of the X-ray to so bleach tlie skin of a negi’o that to all intents and purposes the subject he- ■qomes p,;-vj,rhite person. The discovery was m'hde ■'While treating negroes foi cancer and lupus, and while no at tempt has been made so far to expert- taeht;wrth a Wealthy negro, the discov- |irer 1^ sanguine that such an one can he m^de permanently white. If such is the cas'e, the discovery should not be utilized to any extent. The whitened negro would be a negro still. The X- ray canUot in any way alter the racial blood which flows in his veins, and to change the outer surface would simply he to send him through the world a living and a detestable fraud. Created a negro, he Is as God intended he should .he. Let him wear the dark skin which nature gave him, meanwhile seeking to improve within, to cultivate the brain which In many an Instance has proved as bright, receptive and capable the white man’s, to elevate and re fine his race in thought and action,rath- or than in merely outward seeming,and he will have fulfilled his destiny to much better purpose and be more abso lutely worthy of the world’s favorable _ ______ - j i - r consideration than esm possibly f^iil to td are likely to f p ^ “his share through any scientific process of skin bleaching, a process which can only make aliens of the outer and in ner man, and be productive of a social menace. It is to be hoped the X-rays will never he applied to any such for eign and unholy usage. side of three months. \He ought to have taken the bet, as he lasted ten; days over that time. , We would again call the attention of the theatrical people to the fact that owner of the 5opera -House-here is also mayoa (who 4a of the town and has tlie grant ing or refusal of licenses. The editor of the Kicker (who is oursplf) woph therefore, suggest a 'liberal'*displa^ < fraternal courtesy in the matter oif leaving cor;pliuientary tickets atrthe office. We ‘ >> not seek to dictate. ' We simply till'-. out a suggestion which is all clear hay and weighs a hi to the bpl (who is ours< hundred and fiftj’ pounds t We are much obliged to pur friends ind muet cc The desire of Frank Burness that his exectitlon take place a t an early date, has been gratified by the New York court where sentence was pronounced upon him for the murder of four per sons, and some time during the week beginning February 8 his chequered life will end. in the M e tric chair. That ;®‘^*'fjs only about six weeks away, and the prisoner can afford to restrain his u n usual and appalling impatience for that length of time. The day of execution will he awaited with something more than ordinary interest by those who are curious to see whether the same humorous vein will then be manifest,or whether this singular, man will lose his nerve and prove that he has only been putting up a stiff and hideous over at Lone Tree ai them for their zeal and our behalf. Theyhey didd quiteult< rij T di q lan the ■ other must commend enthusJi nging a man the ■ other day who limed, to be authorized to take suh- g a grave in clay soil, buying a roiw, —they will please forward the bill ‘ HE NEW W OM AI Sho Worthily Wears tho Name YOtJNa man employed In a city •had not written home in four mouths, not even to hls mother His toother reproached him bit terly for his neglect; so did his sis- IVed'in 1' A They lived'in the country on a .•m, and his lettets were an event in lir lives. “You ought to he ashamed yourself to.treat your relatives like it,” said a lady to him. “Well, I know l a d y _____ .. , I ought;;at least I suppose I ought; but, you see, it’s like this; I’ve been here in town three years. I work as hard as I rafeh every opportunity to elf honestly, and I really I'getting on. I need something cheerful and lightening to my life out “ t. If you will believe ;can and watch ever better myself hones think I’m-ge ity to scriptions for the Kicker. Any time a stranger appears in any community the west and claims to be authorized to take subscriptions for this paper he can be set down as a fraud and treated accordingly. If the boys are put to any extra expense in such cases—dig ging a grave in While we were over a t Pine Hill the other day Steve Watson wanted us to — ,rry him to a girl named Ransom, | fo has been living in the family of Hastings. We knew we couldn’t ; editor or a postmaster, but we were not so certain in pur capacity y agreed to fake the chances on it if Steve and the girl would, and the result was that the cou- were made one. We used, the form allowed by clergymen,, that If proviso 1 \ ^but C Steve ever stopped his subscription to our paper he marriagearriage shouldhou] be considered null m s and void. We respectfully request of these who have a grievance against the editor that they delay callfng until his return. Henderaon came in yesterday to r an article which appear ed two -weeks ago, and, although it was explained to him that we were only pdrarlly in charge and Major He shoot him I not person- And now Richard Olney, It is said, hazing case qn trial at Bluffton, has “consented” to be groomed by h is'j„^^ testimony of the victim’s friends for the presidency. Thd num- ^^othbr and sister showed t h a t ' her of candidates for the empty honor ^he morning after his \initiation” of a DemocraUc nomination is hecom-jijjg black and blue, there 15)^ surprisingly large. The. list.is sb. qj blood on his person, and long, indeed, that It is no wonder the irty is at a standstill so ‘ his death soon followed. If injuries ‘ of work hours. But, to'fe,'-in all the three years I’ve been Ifere I ’ve never once had a letter from home which did not contain bad news or doleful and depressing thoughts that made me blue for days. It’s got so I dread to open a letter with the home postmark upon it. Every item of dis ease that afflicts any of the family, even to a toothache, ia poured into me. Every letter is full pif moaning about poverty or the failure Of crops, the quarrelsoiineness of or that neigh bor, the dread of ^^.toortEage on the farrh, the creeping-of age and helple ness on my amther and father, 1 threatened Jblindness of old Great-un cle Jehoshaphiat, the fear that Brother Ned is taking to drink or that Sister Mary is going to marry that no account Tom Bradley, if there’s nothing else there’s a gathering up of all the scahdal garbage, in .the county, and it’s unload ed on me. I can’t stand it any longer. Mother’s -letters are so doleful and mis erable and full of anxious, graveyard foreTjddlngk'that they almost make me in spite of myself, stuff one’s family in- .filcts. .on.its. .members who are away from Lome. Never once anything cheer ful or-hopeful or cncourai of them. That’s why I s( T&’e'M ’itish house of lords has finally in lawyers from the prac- ision in the Unii Kingdom. Because of their sex women are forbidden to enter the legal profes sion, says this house*of musty old structlonists. The house of lords is the chief obstacle to the progress of both the new man and the new woman in England today. And yet silly, irration al young American women are fairly tumbling over one another to marry these arrogant, narrow minded, old fogy p'eers. It’s a strange world. •t One British noblewoman has recently visited the United States who may well latterned after by American of unbsltentatfousnt____ eTjddIngS'th£ laugh sometimes ii That's the kind of s hlng che raging from ai stopped writii barred, w.o.men tice of their p partv is at a standstill so far as choice inflicted to f neernfed. It is a notable fact, W , d^er,‘that Cleveland and other men ^jg assailants were in a measure whom the party would really like to acts, the cir- at the gurostances would be bad enough, but HBSHotf two BunMxsTHBOtr'aaouB hat . hts, and as ,j. jg difficult thing to real- ally responsible, he shot two bullets the case now appears DemOtt*aey *® |ize that young men, boys who have through our hat and otherwise un- forced to make her choice froip;l advantage of good home train- nerved us. We don’t want any more tM’ reserves, or left ove^s^-Wiih■: j.ggiiy amusement in th a t' such callers. Wc are a purely agricul- his' own I editor from Boston and a I nominate are not grasping so eagerly as the minor lights, and Cleveland, questionable as his own I g^^.^ j^g ' strength was definitely out of the \ race, the hopes of the pkrty have dropped to a point far below'kero, be patten in the m; dress. She is Lady R blues-t of i^ritish blood, n atter of unbs dress. She is Lady Rodnej/ of the yet so gentle January Clearing Sale! » ----------------- - (1 9 0 4 ) r::-.— ^HERE are several reasons why we inaugurate i this sale—but,, we mention t>he t>wo main i reasons. FIRST.—To reduce stock and prepare for Spring. • Nov'eiit-'' her and December’s trade not being up to the standard left us with an iinusual large stock. SECOND.-We are anxious to make 1904 better than the year just closing-so goes Monday, so goes the Weeks days; the old adage. And we propose to make Janu ary a busy month. There are many men and yoang men w h o ' have not> bought their Winter Suit or Overcoat' yet—but, the prices that we quote throughout our ’ men’s and boys’ st^ck will make it> good econ-' omy t o buy for future use. : Sale Opens To-M%rr6wi J^en's Y® ””® Si®”*® Qvercoats * lueat of S lanhetefl, k $weet vbicejfl and S( ly dressked th^t except fpr her reflne- mt gnd evident high brOe for. any] the opera in New York, where she waa gnd ( might juat he^taken 1 America, refln* me of t and what remains to he done is clearly | ■ recognized as a mere formality. Neither the north nor the south, lljs yet produced the name of a candidate in whom the Democrats may with any degtee of confidence hope to unite at tho polls, and the trotting out of Mr. Olney is only adding one more to the list of those who will he talked of for awhile, then dropped and soon forgot- tra. The Democratic hunt for nn'issiid^ , and a man has indeed been a long and extremely disheartening one, The I^anama.affair arose like a star of hope, and was caught up by Mr. Gor man of Maryland as a hungry fish would snap at bait. But the Avarning from his own party and upon his own particular tramping ground has quenched that wished-for light, and ought, to have taught him. If it has not BROOM MANUFACTURERS. Composed of Mohawk Business Men Dine at the Kingi borough. A party composed of the broom man ufacturers of the Mohawk valley came to GloversVille last evening and enjoy ed a banquet at the Kingshorougli. Those, present were James Blood, Dan- ■\Vhen our salary has been week -we sbi to take some chances, hut we cai it on $S. A letter from an Ohio man to the Kicker asks who is mayor of this town. The editor of the Kicker (who Is our self) would gently reply that we are now filling that honored position the fifth time by a m; filling it a great deal better than it was in our composition, but wish to say in the most childlike and bland manner that we consider ounselves a bigger f Rodney wore Ion, and she appeared wlthont* iwels. The contrast between her and overdressed, extravagantly orna mented American women in the boxes about her was something remarkable. People remembered Lady Rodney her self, not what she had on, A thoroughly capable woman Is she who can successfully manage children, dogs and hired people. Did you observe what a row was raised in certain quarters when some time since a young lady refused to be mar ried by a ritual which makes the bride take a pledge to “obey” her husband? Splendid, high spirited girl that, and she will make a noble wife, too, for 1 action . Shows she has a conscience and would M«\’* ^„a Y®\”* 5“'** $20.00 kinds now : ; : : $12.00 18.00 kinds now : : : : 11.00 15.00 kinds now : : : : 10.00 13.00 kinds now : : : : 8.50 10.00 kinds now : : : : 7.00 8.00 kinds now : : : : 5.50 Children’s Suits a r e one-third o f f ( I Regular Price. j I $22.00 kinds now ^ : : : $15.00 20.00 kinds now : : : 12.00 | 18.00 kinds now : ; • : : • 10.95 * 15.00 kinds now : : : : 9.00 | 12.00 kinds now ;::v 8.00 10.00 kinds now : : : : 7.00 | Children’s Overcoats nearly one-half Regular Price. S. Main St, “I J. W. Patrick, LOCAL BRIEFS. ' The Chores club will have an assem bly in Odd Fellows’ hall to-night. Hr. and Mrs. Lawrence Heslor and •family arq visiting at Canajoharie. Dealers in this locality report a good supply of ice and that it has frozen ^ a good depth. It is now being cut at fifteen' inches. A New Year’s eve party will he given in Odd Fellows’ hall to-morrow night under the management of a committee of arrangements composed df George Hebert, Norman P. Sprung, \William H. Loft and Frank Jamison. A large num ber of invitations have been issued and a largo attendance is expected. Shaw’s orchestra of Amsterdam will furnish music for a concert from 8:30 until 9 n-ud for dancing thereafter. 9 3 f c N e w P o r c e l a i n P r o c e s s . W e a re now prepared to give t h e people o f G lovers- ville a n d s u r r o u n d in g s a c lass of f illin g s never before used in t h i s section of* th e country. T h is im p rove m e n t in den tistry m a k e s it possible to restore every condition of decayed teeth to th e ir form e r a p p earance, in shape, size a n d color. Come in and w e w i l l sh o w you s a m p les a n d explain th is w o n d e rfu l process to the matter of taking any vc ceep. Now let ;irls to follow her example. THE VITAL QUESTION. Of the many names by which diseases ire known, most are merely technical ig pledges « ,w le. Oh, if men, especially preachers,' for i only see and understand thi and plete freeing of woman and her conse quent meiital and physical development le by a majority of 730. and plete freeing ing it a great deal better than it was qvlent meiital uuu. ijuj ' bhui . ucvci :r filled before. We have no egotism . would result in bringing the wh< our composition, but wish to say in , to godlike stature! childlike la ihysical developi aging the whole lay look ; for most of t iken, plag Those present were James Blood, Dan- th at we consider ourselves a bigger iel Blood, F. J. Blood, R. S, Blood o f ' man than the governor of the territory, the Pioneer Broom company, Amster- dam; Julius Wasserman, David Was- serman, J. S. Wasserman, of the Am sterdam Broom company; C. L. How ard, F. F. Burtch, H. H. Dockstader, of the American Broom and Brush com pany, Amsterdam; William A. Gard ner, Herbert Gardner of the Gardner Broom company, Amsterdam; Edward done so, that there’s no safe party is- j Edwards and G. L. Davis of the Mo- sue to he found in that. The “con-1 hawk Valley Broom company, of Fon- sent” of Mr. Olney to stand as a can-1 da; Fred Wittemeier and Clias. WiUe- didat^ inspires no more jubillance in ! meier of F. Wittemeier’s Sons of Fort the camp of the unterrifled than ha? Hunter. the bursted bubble blown froW' Pana ma offered consolation as an issue. Captain Dreyfus has formally made known the grounds upon which he de pends for vindication and restoration to the army. His hope is based upon the charge that a certain telegram which was used heavily against him was tampered w^h, and, in fact, had no legitimate weight concerning tho accusations made against him, and in the opinion of the commission which recommended revision, there is proof to substantiate the claim. It is boldly asserted that the atrocious defects, the evidences of fraud contained upon The dinner was an elaborate one and served in the excellent style which has made the Kingsborough famous. It is understood that the manufacturers com bined business with pleasure and dis cussed several matters of vital interest to the industry. One of the important subjects understood to have been touch ed upon was the advancing of the price of brooms because of the shortage of broom corn. Another matter discussed was the contemplated broom trust. The manufacturers declined to he interview ed, hut it is understood they are oppos ed to the trust movement. Minstrel matinee to-morrow, 15,25.35. We never bulldoze foi* advertisin subscriptions, but when au advertiser ' or subscriber attempts to drop out of j sight we want to'know his reasons. | We want to know wherein we have ] not pleased and satisfied. We shall start out next week to look up ten or ! twelve delinquent subscribers and may I be nut of town a couple of days. Two 1 of them have sent in a defi and may j have to be enfiladed out of an earth- | . work, while three others are prepared o*\ to start for the mountains and will probably have to be run down. Hank Scott, alleged bad man from the Bad Lands, who just escaped the noose the other night, has this to say ! to the public: “As I stated to the vig- j llance committee, I struck the wrong | town, and instead of trying to play bad man any longer I am going to work. I will put in ten hour.s a day at | any sort of labor for a wivk. and I I trust that I may iu time s.'c the re ] and good will of the '•'men so ktnclly refrained 1' viHiig on the other end of the roj). .• two guns and my bowio knil'o arc .or sale cheap, as I have no further use for them.” H. QUAD. spect r Poets have the tr^je vision. It was a living truth Teunyron uttered when he wrote; “Tho womm’s cause is man’s. They rise or sink together, bond or free.” The silliest ambition a woman can cherish is that of trying to outstrip some other woman- iu the splendor of her dress, house and furniture. Heaven have mercy on fill such! What does gorgeousness iu dress, • furijishments count in com- j parison with the splendid physical ' beauty and strength, the undreamed of mental and spiritual development, now possible to the race and in a measure to every Individual woman? Remember this always: The Inferior, position to which woman Is relegated in both civil and ecclesiastical realms is a survival of the customs of the orient, whence Christianity took its rise. The teachings of the Christ were the exact opposite of indicating any inferiority In woman, but the oriental parasite tacked itself on to the rites and usai formulated for the Christ'nii cliui iturios after the death of tlu' Founder the blood or t lingering ills that weal •wreck human kind. This explains why Dr. Chase’s Blood and Nerve Food cures so many diseas es that bear distinctive names. It puts the blood and nerves right and through them the whole system comes right. If you have tried other treatments anc still ail, use Dr. Chase’s Blood anc Nerve Food and experience d cui-e. This concentrated Food is a blood builder, AVhich so improves the vital fluid that thoroughly nourishes every part of body. It is also a powerful vital- [• that gives au abundant store of energy to the nerve centres, through the nerve trunks and branches, -is dis tributed to every part according needs, thus insuring active and rc function.. With both structure function right, how can one be i wise than well? The Dr. Chase Co., 224 North Tenth St„ Philadelphia, Pa., will send book free or the Food (the genuine is never called Pills) on receipt of fifty cents a box, five boxes, enough to give it a fail- trial, two dollars. Weigh yourself be fore taking it. Sold by F. D. Ostrander and Avery. 'Phe largest line of pipes in the city. GABBLER & WELLS. of Christianity. ELIZA ARCHARD CONNER. For all the news read The Leader. For all the news read The Leader. NIGHT SCHOOL business school, shorthand Opens Jan. 4 at the 1 Courses, English, busii and writing. 26 South Mala St. Phone 3018. Open 8 A. M. to 8:30 P. M, Daily. 1 and chain will he given y Saturday night at 10:30 at FIGHT WILL BE BITTER. 'Phose who will persist in closing heir ears against tho continual recom- indaition of Dr. King’s New ption,ion, willl hav<ve ery for Consumpt wil ha a long and bitter figtot with their troubles, if not ended earlier by fatal termination. Read what T. R. Beall of Beall, Mis?, has to say; “Last fall my Wife had every symptom of consumption. k-.*e took Dr. King’s New Discovery after everything else had failed. Improve ment came at once and four bottles entdrely cured her.” Guaranteed by Colo’s pharmacy. Miller’s and J. T. Av ery’s drug stores, Gloversville. Price 50c and ?1.00. Trial bottles free. A FRIGHTENED HORSE, Running like mad down the street, dumping the occupants, or a hundTed other accidents, are every day occur rences. It behooves everybody to have a reliable salve handy and there’s none as good as Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. Burns, cuts, sores, eczema anif piles, disappear quickly under its soothing effect. 25c 'at Cole’s pharmacy, .Miller’s and J. T. Avery’s dn marmacy, ’ g stores, G What Shall WeHave For Dassert Catarrh is annoying to yourself and disagreeable to your frienus. Rlu-»}- tlr Balsam will make you enjoy life more, and others your society. In 25c tubes, of all druggists, or by mail. A\ a- tervliet Medical Co., Troy, N. Y. This question arises in the family every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try Jell-0, a d,eliclous and healthful dessert. Prepared'*. in two minutes. No boiling! no baking! simpi'y A watch and chain will be give iway every Saturday night at 10:30 a 5t. Charles hotel. CIGARS FOR *e have a large half-size boxes. '^Vells. irs put up Call and snt of fiv« neatly in NOT A SICK DAY SINCE. “I was taken severely sick with kid ney trouble, I tried ai sorts of medi- clnesjjnxjne o t which relieved me. One an ad. of your Blectrl'c Bit ters ami determined to try that. After ■ doses I felt relieved, and k tferpafter'Was entirely cured, and _ 5 ifot’seen 'a sick day since. Neigh-, tors of mine have been cured of rheu matism, neuralgia, IJver and kidney troubles and general debilitj'.” This is what B. F. Bass of Fremont, N. C., writes. Only 50c at Cole’s pharmacy. Miller’s and J. T. Avery’s drug stores, Gloversfille. A t i m e l y SUGGESTION. glvqn ap soon as the cold is contracted and before it has become settled in the system. In almost every instance a se vere cold may bq warded off by taking this reihgdy freely as s'opn os' the first iudicat&\fi of the bold appears. There Is noi^dtoiger in giving It to children, for It conbains no harmful substance. It ' \;e—both .adults and grocers to-day. 10 c
