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liberty as Its Matte Is
"Deata to FriTflece.'
5? JJ. ,ea. - wUtam to aw
ether btlonrln air. Andrew Carnele
the poasesscr of a coat of ana. It
ttotL to b fllir i-nntH m. -
for prowess on the Held of tattle nor far
ny deed of valor. It baa a Macs mere
teteresthic hirtorjr. Any one oJmeat any
gee-has a coat of arm. which has keen
handed duwn to Ida Uke any other hetr
Joom. Sir. Camede had Bone uth. tot.
race tbe man of enterpriaa and oristaHty
that no is. be went to work and devased
we. and then he rot an artist to paint it
hleh us on the walls of his splendid H
bWT. not the library he elves away ev
ery elder day. but his own. In Me Baa
2ew York mansion.
Cpon the escutcheon there is a weavers
butt:?, tecause bis father. IVIlllem ear
ned, was a weater: tbera ts also a aboe
snaker's knife, became an ancestor not
very n-mote worked at his trade of shoe
maker. They say plainly that he has a
desire to ignore his humble bermninc and
that be withes to honor tbe memory of
the weaver and the shoemaker, his fore
bears. He boasts not of Norman blood,
and honest hearts are more to him than
coronets.
Mr. Carnegie has a coronet, or a crown,
for a crest, bat It ta reversed and sur
mounted by the cip cf liberty. Tbe sup
porters are the AsiTican and Scotch
fliuro. and the motto Is "Death to Prtvl
lece." It makes r.a difference, of coarse.
elnjr that tbe arms ar unique, that ac
cording to laws of heraldry, coronets and
supporters are only allowed with arms of
peers, baronets and Krlghts of tbe Gar
ter. Upon bis own particular copies of
tils own books. "Tbe Gospel of Wealth:
for on, the arms are emblasoaed in bias
and gold.
Apropos the arms of tbe Carnegie fam
ily. Hurke's Peerage describes half a doz
en such. One. that of the Newgate fam
llv. Scotland. 1p an eagle displayed
azure, and in chief a buckle between two
mulcts of the second. Crest, two dexter
handx gauntleted. Issuing out of the
louli. conjoining and supporting a flam
Ing heart proper. The motto. "Amis at
Anlmls" by anna and by courage.
KARL. OP NOKTHESK ARMS.
The arms of tho Bart of Northesk. who
Is of this family, show an eagle displayed
rharjc-'l '" a naval crown, and over it
thi word Trafalgar. There are two
crests, the first the stem of a tine of bat
tltfhlp? on fire. The second, out ofn
naval crown or. a demlleopard. Bop
porters. twt leopards each with a banner.
hn:-l with the cross of St George and
lneril-d "Britannia Vlctrlx." "Teche
wn Tacb-" duty without spot Is tho
Northe-k motto Other Carnegla mottoes
a t- "Video Alta Siuora.iie." I see and
follow liii?h tilings; "Alls Aspldt Astra
flvini; h- looks to the stars. A dexter
Iiatt'l holding a thunderbolt winred U the
crest of Carnegie arms, with the le
gcr.d "Lxuin Timete" Fear God. or
Dread Owl." as It appears upon one coat
r arms The Carnegies of Lindsay bays
f..r ntxt an ostrich with a horseshoa to
Ms mouth, with the motto. 'Endura and
Suffer ltraely " . .
Mr. rarn-aie. It may be mentioned,
tnakra UU ral u of motts. Ipoi tb
n-alH of hi library are setn tha fnjlU5
lines. "He that dare not reason Is
h- that cannot If a fool; he that will not
Is a bigot." "The present moment Is our
rain, tho iiTt e nver see.' Is another
lrgmd. Iiin tlM leather lounge where
hi tikes his aftemon siesta ta painted,
"ircsi aiThlle." while above, upon tho wall.
we ;. tin rollicking line. "There's a good
tlir.n comlnK. bojs."
i'.ilrn, or earn", a heap of stones a Dru
IJIval h'-ao of monei-ls given astha word
from which Carnegie l derived. The ame
! Bpi-ears as Carney. Camle. Carnagia
.n.l Carnesy. The Carnes of Glamorgan.
Wall, take their nam- from Ken rne.
th birthplace of the flrut of tha tmny.
r.ut thl. too. Kies back to the original
inranlns of Oanie.
I.ING IN FIFESHIRB.
Tho Carmslet liae been seated in CTfa
.iir fur reiitiirlos Andrew Carnegie s
family came from Dunfermline, borrowing
icvi'ii sinning rroni a rnena 10 aja iuch
to einiurate in 1M7 The story Is told re
Karillns this loan that recently an Amer
ican tlnn. doing hurlnesH in Ixmdoo. asked
lt ai-nns to suggest lib as for the dlstrl
bUiori of Andrew Carne1ffn wealth. Mr.
Jlei.rj 1. Lennox of Ola-j:ow advised that
ih trt'liinn.-ilro Mnv a loan of eleven
lilltlng made by his aunt to tho.Carnegles
when they nved'-u help. Jir. ixmnox com-
Ttt.f. a il-it .tllh Interest. ( KU due
Mr Carnegie Ins Investigated and found
that tho facts of the case nave Keen cor
t. tl t. i!.-' The debt was not only paid.
but Mr. Innox's (the aunt children
hale !-cn . ndoued Uh a sum sufficient
to kti them in comfort as long as they
1U."
Mr le'nnns said, resardlig the matter:
"WJic'i th- Carnvgh?"s Ufl Dunfermline
the j wcru ioor that they had t borrow)
money ti tako them to th United State
5'v aunt, though a ixir woman, helped
them out ti tl. extent of eieven shillings,
but the promise to return the loan eI
! ntlv fscaied the memory of the bene
tlclarle tor they rrcwr reiid tbe sum
borrow cd
"Mi aui.t !s dead, but she left two
iIniKhtcrs. cn the alf of a bumble
tradesman, the other a maiden lady, en-j-aotl
In a Mnall Urajs;ry business In Edin
burgh "
li si-enis that Mr Carnegie callrt !n per
on on the chlldri'n of his benefactor and
thanku! tl'em for the generosity of their
mother lron minus cle-en shillings to
lus $v-ii" is a story suggestive of tha
Arabian Nlchts."
It is a tw1ce-iold tale how ths younfj
fot.h loy iKgnn life a a bobbin boy at
SI '-" a ueek lie uas then 12 )ears old.
At 1 he n-as messencer In a telegraph
iitlice He a.s the third operator In tha
1'nltetl States to read the Morse slcnU br
tvuml At II he as an expert telegraph
vjerittr. u few e.irs liter h wivs train
l!(.itchir. ut H nUlroad superintendent.
At 3" he leimn his career an Iron
tnaater. He it now " years oig."
-FAIRY" TRIP PROVED FATAL
After iJoiimiMr Tlirongh Wonder
land r.ir! kills Into River.
lirn'raui sinx'iAt-
New Yokr. Sept J It wasi after a beau
tiful Journey t.at mut haie rpeare.l to
her as a trly In l"lr land that IJ-year-oM
Kali- Dtehl. of No ist One llundre-J
and fTty-thlnl trert. me: hr death In the
"liters of the Hudson at Itastlnss. The
little girl had t--en tsien on a rtle In the
amcni&l! of Mr John Dennet. No U
Kiul itte Hondred and Fifty-third street.
and. It belnr her first ri.li In an auto car.
hr ee opennl wide in wender as the
suachlr fluw alone th road that winds
a'.onc the Hulson. with nothing but the
ateadr chtrff-chus" of the engine to s'iow
wrtut wa maklnc the wheels gt rtHirnl.
This ts just Uk It Is In the story
bovAV shUispriI Katie, boiling Mr
iHnnet tlshtlv by one band, as If afraid
nmi holatcMln would spring from the
nwdslde to carry her awa" t some phan
tom ca la the raiajei.
Nearlv cry thicket he'd a rabfcit. to ba
fallowed en Its frlchter.l flight from the
terrifying automoUle by the startled and
deJizhtm eie.s of Katie, and each patch
'f underbrush was a home cf the ltttla
t t;! of the aslmal world, such as Mrs.
lvnn: told her about as they whirled
oa the;r w-ay On tbe beach at Hastings
Katie playsl In the sand, while friend
f her fairy gixlmotfcer bathed In the
rtvrr. and It was th happiest little girl
In Nw York that flnallr answered Mrs.
Ien ts call when it w-as time to start
fcon-e.
rValt 'till X run down to tha per.
cried Katie.
ICw darted away to wash her feet of
the sir.d of the besch. arj ta put on her
vtotktns. Then she feR Into tbe rtrer.
The party searched for her a few minutes
ar.d discovered tbe tragedy.
SNAPPER GOT HIS FINGER.
Man in Rtstanrant Was the Vic
tim of a Turtle.
FhiUdelphia. Sept. . A vicious snapping
turtle caused nuA eiritrsseat in a Mar
ket scrct rrjlacrant earty m the avesg
and bit one man so ssrtaosly that a Seger
rf his right hand may have to ba aapa
tated. John Maranna. St years old. (Tabbed
the snapper from the jocr, where It had
crawU'sl. Tbe snapper evwently aid net
rUh this treatment, for It reUtUled by
grabtirg the man's lades anger tatanssj
its Jaws. Maranna was powerless ta fsrne
tbe ctretute to 1 go cf his fiagsr. Hs
cries attraetrd ratpisys la tba rrstaaraaC
atvi they finally kUled It- Maranna was
taken to the Medlee-Cslrsrgicai Hsspffst.
wheer It U (earea that an amputation cf
ttt.iniured anger may be ctcosarr.
0
A iood Doubt Remover
DOUBT is certainly a traitor, and frequently the cause of our toeing whet we might so easily gain. If there is lurking in your mind any
question as to the genuineness of our continual claims we trust jfou will avail yourself of this most fitting opportunity to remove it Ctosm
pazitoa is the very best medium for bringing to the intelligent mind a knowledge of the truth as it really is. In view of the fact that this ia
so rariilyjnade, and the understanding thus gained reverts so directly to your personal gain, why be indifferent to your own interests! If you
are in the market for reliable home furnishings and are a student of economy we shall be delighted to see you at our store on Monday morning. We
have some agreeable surprises in store for you. :?
ion
NUM
CXI
An Exquisite 5Piece Parlor Suite
The eraltamanship of wniek is most thorough. The fvane are bsaatifolly desigaad, carad and
finished, in the very highest tone of artistic taste. It is upholstered ia a variety of fine fabrics of
varied and handsome patterns and color effects. Most stores consider it rsdaaai. at $35,001
Our Monday Price Will Be
$27.50
$2.50 Cash
$2.00 Monthly
Free Sewing Machine
With every surch of $10.00 or ston, for eash r credit, yoa mmj elect free
from nore tham too srtidea displayed ia our Prailiiig DeparbMBt, tbe piece yea de
atre. It will be delivered free witk'tbe goods 70a parciaae. Some of the pnsshma
are: 6ewins; MaAinee, Tea Seta, Silver TaUewaze, Diaaer Sets, Lamps, Mirrors,
Watches, Clocks, Italian Busts, Fish Seta, Dishes, Imported Vases, Leather Bead Bags,
Ooek Books, Poach Bowie, Photo Albums, Chsflnf Dbhea, Berry 6eU, Steia Seta,
Biaqna Ormameata, etc The famous Service Sewiag Mactitna M eM ef the FREE
PREMIUMS that may be eelected with purchases of $100 or men.
Sbmmers Bed Davenport
Crown
ROOM RUGS
rsn
$2.00
FOR A
shsTXaY
DM
ESi
Buck's Steel Range
(Like cut) It la one ef tho highest quality rangea produced by the
Baek'e Store and Raage Co, and there la no better Range made anywhere
'nor at any price. It ta built entirely of poliabed blue ataeL hen aix-hole
top, elaborate nickel front, huge warming ckaet, heavy asbestos linings,
Improved duplex grates, bailed eteal ash pane, nickel drop tea ehelTes,
white enameled oren door and racks for the SO-iach oven. Regular price
ia S43.00. If it does aat bake aad cask perfectly year anaey back or an
other Kange free ef charge. All parte gaaraateed. We also eell four or
fire other makes of range.
$2.00 Cash, $2.00 a Month
WMe ww raasasen. the aore as THE BEST VALUB FOK YOLK MOSEY as a Bmcfn Kmmgt. ww av fira
cstaMrsrrsswf(erasawlctcf.r.lc. j cm MT Mk namttlhtlr. Tmnmmjrmmwhm. Trnk
- m -sss. .snan. rmnmnr mmmmm nm 1 sw mmmm ...
w -"- - -., mmrtmimm sjatfjaa tmat ww mn oat cwvi.r
wt are mtm wiKktg at Saectml PrlcttHr
AflESTS far (Swat fwWs aa OUn StnmU Ka
Bacfa Ka
JL.
Thla rug ta manufactured exclusively for us. The designs of artiatic ele
gance are both floral aad Oriental. Tbe colorings are rich and beautiful and ef
aiich abundant variety that they meet every taste and all siirroniulings. The de
aign ta woven through the fabric to permit reversing. To introduce this rug
into general use, and by special arrangement with the manufacturers, we offer
a limited aumber of tho Crown Rugs at the introductory price of S10.S0. Sues
far rooms 12 feet by IS feet. Catalogue price, $18.00.
Oar Special Price $10.50
Terms en
This
Room Rug
$1.00 Cash
and the Bal
ance Payable
50c a Week.
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet
$17.90
$2 Cash
50c a Week
Saves "MANY A MILE"
The most highly appreciated piece of
condensed kitchen convenience of mod
ern times. Once established, neer re
moved. A combination of pantry,
cupboard and table, with every facility
at your fingers ends. It means work
done easier, quicker, better, and more
time for thing nutitle tbe kitchen. It
means protect ion from flies, the dust
and heat. It h.ts every imaginable
convenience. Made of solid golden oak.
WE HAVE THE SELLING AtJEXCV
IX "4T. LUUJS.
iws
aSKS
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?353
BKiats
EUns.
A Confidential Chat in the Library
Half the joy of having iae things ta ia showing them to our friends, and there is. perhaps, so room
fa tha home that wo would rather show a friend, nor one that calls forth admiring conunci?- so
promptly, as a well-ordered library. It to here we enjoy a peaceful atnoka. or good book hile
aeated ia the comfortable Morria Chair; or tha quiet ao helpful ia letter-writing. But no library
ia trulv complete without He prime factors the rows of booka safely protested by convenient
BOOK 'CASES, and the all essential COMBTlfATIOir BOOK CASK, We hare a Sse assortment of
LIBRARY BOOK CASES (see illustration on the left), aa low as f 18.73. and COMBIMATI0V
CASES for ei2.Be (illustration oa tbe right). They are marrela of convenience and attractive
neaa and wonderfully low in price.
XWiil
l4
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feril
lil
fesJ
1GJ
z&s.
Aa exceptionally good barraln. Tha frame ta vbsUatialry built.
by a aet of meat eomfortahle steal apriacs. Tha apholatering ia perfect la every
detail aad eorered with blocked relour of the newest designs. Can be blatantly
maae an a mxanoaa aoana sea. xnia arueie represents a varae 01 asanas, aaa i
wa offer ttMaaday at
1 ft 7C $200 Cash
ap 1 Oa I 0 50 r61" week
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1126-1128-1130 Olive Street
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rHJIUWAY 6IBL IS A BRIDE.
Parent Forpe Her and She
Promptly Secda for HtubancL
:c srn.-TAL.
New Torts. Set. a After baviac been
mlsslrr frren bese more tfcxn two werKs.
Kiss Jlary Oobrty. Asushfr nf Sir, aa4
Sirs. Jofca Xtofccrty et X&. 3S WastUssjtcm
street. "Orsrs. N. J. has r tamed aad
eeaosKrr4 that Je celera1l ter seren
tessnh Krtbdar r betr raarrkst V
cnariss IcmOo. who osrsa a she acres
th street from Ser tiosfr.
Mer Bsreau sssrat cava and nlrata
searchc Xee her aad ha amain ai e-l T,rZ:!
nrtrssi prwsnw
tcv?Ucv tat siteat
to ovcre4 nt fctr rettirn that teJr fr
cave ter for the ranasrajr marriaae. The
Ctrl returned alone, bat after belnc for
Flvrn seat wonl to br hotiar.C who so.n
reached Oracr. sr.4 vesterdsr there was
a reception la honor cf the wedSlnc.
i;sselt .m months ajto bcuht the
barl-er shoji. H ooa teaar acquatnted
with llts rXiSerrjr. aiiJ until the father
lsord that h-c wantrd to trarrr the
dacjEhter co objection was maJe to his
calls at th- bcux-. Tho parts: objected
to the marriage tsreause of their dtuch
trra yttfc. trjt she decided that she was
oM niciifh to know her own mind.
sVedteiar. A-sust 1C she left beaae. aay
tac ahe was actaa to visit a friend.
She U aot return, and It waa S ftand
that-sh ba3 aot'vMtrd anr cf her no
,-utu x zzm wrasses. crea oajs
after she lift home ImaeHo also disap
peared and Joined the girt a New Eng
land. They were married rr. Providence.
It. X.. on Miss Dohertjr's blrtbdar. Au
gust . Afterwards they went on a trip
throujrb New rjoatand.
rahsnaw. lessaltetf.
raatTBic anxruu
Irctraoct. N. J Sept. . A haekman
named iVoodaon la aulnar Harry Grant, a
wealthy yachlaman. suaunenrif at the
Itoral Victoria Hotel, lit SkOH dansasea
for alSesed slander. In a dispute ever n
cab-hire bin he aUecea Grant called h'm.
publicly, a "thief" aad -hJahwarmaa."
Republic -IK'
erh woadara.
and reuaer
HE TOOK REVOLVERS TO
PROVIDE WE00.WG PRESENTS
nsrtmuc snanxu
New Tork. 8pt. . Chanted with stesl
1r eishteen rercrrers valued at SUi Iroin
a departmest store, a rain who said he
waa James Ihan. .i cl-ric z yrmn old.
of No. O West Fbrty-foarlh street, was
arrested at his hose by Defect! "W--ceants
Rein and Becker en tctniiial of
Special OSIcer Bernard of the sfr- De
tective Senreant Becker said that tbe man
had confessed that he bad taken theses,
aa he was a boat to marry and wlehed to
prortle present tmr hie asteaded si e.
Acconiias to the detective, raalca is
eharaed with enter; tbe store en Auawat
M. attar ho had haen aswwarasd. and tafe-
Inc a dosvn revo!ers from a showcase.
It ts alfi! ths.t two das lairr he re
peated the offence.
Harlew aw Feet rwm .talosanMlr.
m-'L UUC rirW.X.tL.
I-hllvielcwia. ntpt .-NriU Welfe. a
mjr.ber of an auunob'Ie Brs Jjerr. ana
5t:s Mzrie lUclli. a wealthy Genaanto-n
oar.ufscturfre dauchier. -wr Wll-d by
t-ine licrlrd from an aatntaoMIe ov-r a
bridxe. falling ninety feet to railroad
tracks beneath.
Wcife and ltlas Haralll were on their
way here from Atlantic City. At Ate?.. N.
X. white ereaaSic a trtdre ovey the tracks
of the West Jersey and Seaanoro Baliroad.
the saochlae struck a pest and threw
WcUe and Jfiss Haasni out. tik ycunc
W)
;- a aora'nt or two after
reaciud hlro.
Oeflasessnrtea Atteaspts falesaVs.
REfLXMC SriXHAX.
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as.-d Vt years, was arr!anl In "dice canirt
for attapt!ns ti cnnsmlt sn.jcWe. Ilia
neck unil shouiCors aen (cashed and Kory
tr.nj nuQds Infllctrd with a raitfr. Officer
Arrcstionn plrfcsl him up on the streot. ,
Cveri after the patrolman ha; htm ha
ch?rsa Faeney succeeOVtl In liinictirs ona
otbf r woend epen himself. Trr rssor wan
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