Before Xinas Surplus Stock Sale

VOL. XXVIII.
Truthful Advertising will Always Sell Honest goods.
&.POST OFFICE BLOCK
Before Xinas
Surplus Stock Sale
Clear the way for Christmas! The gre.it annual Before
Christmas Bargain Event of the State. All surplus stocks
of every kind sacrificed to this great occasion.
GOME WHILE SUCH PRICES LAST
Your attention to the rice choiceness and desirability of
everything. Never such merchandise at such prices
as these. Big enough savings at regular prices.
How much bigger now!
Bargain Specials Every Counter
Hundreds of popular items included in many sale offerings.
Hundreds of huge bargains await everyone.
COME! COME! COME!
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THE
NO. 52
DOVER, MORRIS COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1898.
BEE HIME
TEH PER. OEHT. DISCOUNT
on all foods purchased except " specials " if this coupon Is presented before December first and i t time purchases are nindo. Uood If enclosed with mall order,
THE IRON ERA.
L. S. PLAUT * CO.
No Agents or Branch Stores Anywhere.
FREE DELIVERIES.
MAIL ORDERS FILLED ON DAY OF RECEIPT.
Mominiout to .Jeruey Soldlorn.
John Newton, of Madison, who pleaded
;uilty to an Indictment for forgery, was sent
Former A&semblyman Charles F. Hopkins,
to the County jail for three months. New- chairman of the Slate commission apj>ointed
:ullirlts Jjcarn t h a t tlie Way ot t)io
ton is au old offender, and had just emerged for the purpose of having erected a monuTruiiHu;rc>HHor Is H a r d .
from State prison after serving a sentence ment at Andersonvitle, CJa., in memory of
:
The October term of the Morris County for a like ott'ense, when ho was arrested upun the Now Jerney soldiers buried there, fe havCourts ia practically at an end, tbere being this complaint The man is not sound ment- ing the base of the monument tju&rried out
but one more CUB« IU try, tU&t of Herbert G-. ally, and as tie has nhown a disposition to re- of a conglomerate blue stone found near
Boonton. The stone wiii bo tmipped frcin
Torrey, indicted several terms ago for malic- form, tho Court woe lenient.
EJHs Jackson, colored, of Morriutown, was Boonton to its destination within a few
ious mischief anil breaking and entering.
This case JB eot down for November 29, andpermitted to go until the next term of Court weeks. There will be two bases. The first
will Iw tried before Judge J, Prank Port, of under a suspension of sentence. Ho hrj been will bo five feet six inches srjuare, and the
Newark, because Judge Vreeland was for-tried and convicted upon a charge of assault second fuur feet B\X inches Bquare. The
monument will bo of nuincy granite, and will
and battery upon ouo Henry Gruuby.
merly counsel in tbe case.
Fred M. Teeter, of Madia in, was sent to Bland twenty-three feet high. It will be cut
Harvey Jackson aud Ellis Jackson, colored,
in five sections, with tbe blue stone between
who were jointly indicted for having com- State prison for two years as a penalty for each section. Tho dfe, which will be highly
mitted an assault and battery upon Henry having obstructed the I>., L. and W. R. It. at polished, will be two feet eight by two feet
Chairman liny nor bud hlti utleution atTotal
$4,G0G71
Gruuby, were tried fur that offense, and the Madison by piling ties upon tho trackB. At eight, aud t»o /t*>t tliroe iu height, nnd wil)
tracted to the statement in the report ol the
jury after being out all night reached a com- tlifl time of tbo r^nimigsion of this crime, bear tbe following dedicatory inscription in
age of oue of the prisoners, which was given Streets and highways
.S5M
S'
J
promise verdict by finding Harvey not guilty Teeter, who is an educated man, and comes sunken letters:
as eleven years, the charge being "drunk, 1 Fire department
. 4400
and Ellis guilty. On sentence day sentence of good family, was on a prolonged spree,
. 023 00
and remarked that if there are placet* In town Electric Light
Go, stranger, tuNow Jersey, Tell her that
.. 7010
in the case of Ellis was suspended until the aud evideutly did oat appreciate the euorm•bore liquor iB sold to boys of eloven It Police
ity of his act. I t was only due to the vigi- we lie bore in fulfilment of her mandate and
next term of Court.
would be well to know something about them. Officers and salaries
. 28 10
l a n t of an employee of the railroad that a oar pledge, to maintain the proud nmne ot
Miscellaueous
. ill 42
Martha Castinmre and her daughter Maud, terrible uccidont that might have been at- your State unsullied, and place it high on the
ouncilman Cachart suggested that as Chief
scroll of houur among the States of this
1'oor
$1,793 411 who hall from Dover, and who wero together
Ifagau was present he might enlighten the
tended with great loss of life, was aver tod.
great nation.
ouncil iu regard, to the matter, whereupon
$2,813 2S udlcted for the oilen»e of keeping a dis- Joseph Ewiug, a young man of New York,
Balance on baud
Beneath this die will be inscribed in large
ordorly house in Morrlstown, were placed
the Chief explained that he had found the
was sent to tbe county jail tor two mouthx, letters :
SCHOOL FUND,
upon trial for that offeuse, this lwiog the last
ouug lad lying helplessly drunk in the rear
he having been convicted upon an indictment
NEW JERSEY.
RttCEII'TS.
caso to be tried. The trial was a long one
if Gardner's livery stable late one Saturday
The capitoI, which surmounts the upper
Balance as per last report
#50 51 and the jury did not reach any agreement for having stolen a pocket-book from Mrs.
light. At tho police station the boy told that Board of Education n o t e . . . . ?^,000 00
Catharine Doer, at the farmers' picnic at part of the monument, will be of granite,
until they had. deliberated all night*and the
iuau cinployod in that stable had given him C. H. Benuett, Receiver o£
Swinefleld, last summer.
two feet seven by two feet sevou by one foot
greater portion of the next day They then
Taxes
1,081. W
whiskey from a bottle. The boy was subseThomas Miskela, of Dover, who pleaded eight iu height, and will be carved with a
—•
$3,021 01 came in with a verdict of guilty against both
uently turned over to his mother, who bad
United States shield in relief ou each side.
the accused women, but recommending guilty to an indictment for having committed
jeeu notified, of her young hopeful's plight,
The crowning figure will be a soldier at
Total
wyffm ofMaud
to the mercy of the Court. On Mou- an assault and battery upon Edward L,
mil wlio had promised to prefer a charge
EIBHUHBEMENTS.
parade rest.
day both of the prisouers were arraigned for Decker, was allowed to go upon payment of a
tgatost the man who had given the whiskey Teachers' salaries
«l,4J0 00
sentence, and Maud received a sentence of floe of $15 and costs.
To Bo MiiBtt-rod Out Monday.
:o her boy. "Now Bhe won't do It."
Incidentals
KMB0
Patrick Connelly, of Madison, retracted the
>wo months In the county jail, while her
Repairs
SOIl
_ The Second Regiment, N. J. Vols., of which
" Dou't you think you could get her to pre- Furniture
mother was sent to State prison for the term former plea of not guilty entered by him to Co. M, of this city, is the crack company, was
WW
fer a charge?" asked Chairman Ruynor when BOOUB and stationery
2UI Oil
of two years. This severe sentence was im- an Indictment for assault upon John H. not mustered out to-day as was expected, the
Janitors' salaries
115 00
the Chief got through with tils explanation.
posed by the Court for the reason that lira. Much more aud pleaded non vult. The court vast amount of work devolving upon Chief
District Clork
5000
imposed a One of $50 and costs.
" No, I can't," was tke answer, whereupon
$1,059 40 Castimore boa previously been convicted upon
Paymaster Wilson's department at this junc:he matter was dropped.
a like charge As a sequel to tbe case Cbas.
In the case of Herman O'Dell, the youiig ture making it impossible to pay off tbe regi$1,118
00
Balauco on hand
Pettiuger, a young man of this city, who man who was tried and convicted for having ment until eight or ten dayB after receiving
The Recorder's report was substantially the
claimed to be the husband of the elder Casti- stolen a horse belonging to Edward H. Ball,
same as Chief Hagan's.
Receiver of Taxes Cliarlea H. Bennett's more womau, ban been placed in jail on a of Bali's Crossing, ncarBoootoii, sentence has the regimental pay roll. The pay roll of the
There were two reports from Chief James
Second was not sent in to the department
charge of fornication, be having testified upon been deferred pending the disposition of a until Saturday. The following order was
Mellck, of the Fire Department, hie Sep- report for the month of October follows :
CITY FUNDS
^
the Btaud that he was the husband of the tnotfon for a new trial that has been made promulgated to-day:
iinber report having been received by City
tax
8 25 00
woman, wlilcb was believed to be untrue.
by bis counsel, Charles Stillwell, jr. The
"lerk Baker on the morning after the Octo- Poll
County tax
831 SI
" ThiB company will assemble at the armory
ground upon which this motion was made ia
rer Council meeting. I t told of the election Citytax
OOODS
iu Dover ou Monday November 21, at 7:30
SENTENCE DAY.
that one of the jurors, during the progress of a m , and proceed to Paterson for final payU»7 00
>f J. Alvin Hagan to membership In City of Water t a r
Electric
light
t
a
r
10155
tho
case,
was
iu
Buch
a
state
of
intoxication
meat and muster out.
lover Steamer Company, No, 1, and reconiOn Monday morning Judge Vreeland called
Railroad awl Canal tax
410 73
"All men /'ail'tig to report at this time
neuded that 600 feet of hose and 25 keys for Taxes of 1800
before him for sentence all the defendants as to be unable to understand tbe nature of will
70 49
be considered deserters.
;Ue engine house be purchased. The re-Tuxeaof 181)7
who a t this term of court were either con the evidence that was being produced. The
153 08
'' Membm-B who are yet conflued to their*
, . . . 2007
ort for tho month of October told of the Costsaud interest
viuted upon or bad pleaded guilty to indict- matter will bo argued ou November 30 before homes )>yilluess aud unable to be present will
Judge Vreeland.
$1,087 77 inputs fuund against them.
at nnce send a rertificate to the Commandant,
Hallowe'en fire on Clinton street, giving the
signed by tbe attending surgeon.
SCHOOL FUND.
oss at $000, with Insurance of $500, and also
Michael Portunatto, of Madison, convicted
" By order of
Dogtax
$
400
loted the resignation of S. L. Vangorden StateBChool tax
Etluctue Your iiowelii Wtlli CuBcaretfl"CAPTAIN PETTY.
14085
for having assaulted a fellow countryman
Cnndy CnUinrLfc, euro constipation forever,
Voin Protection Hook and Ladder Company, City school tax
"A. P. SICDAVIT,
4mm
named Lltzfo Mareo, was fined $50 aud costs,
"Fiiut Sergeant."
(00,25c. If O. C. O. fall, drupcists refund money.
Surplus revenue
380(39
io. 1.
F
$1,02104 which he paid.
A request from the Board of Health tor the
A u I m p o r t a n t Decision,
Johu N. Hesse, who was tried and conThe Uuttleshlp Wisconsin
ta.OOH 81 victed upon an indictment for an assault and
imiual statutory appropriation of $250 was Total paid to City Treas. Cook,
The New Jersey Supreme Court on Tues- Will be launched in San Francisco, Saturday,
eceived anil later on In the course of the
Tbess bills were ordered paid :
battery upon James J. Cutler, a t Fjauders, day tiled an opinion sustaining a verdict for November 26, Tae official trala carrying
session a resolution that the appropriation be Corporation pay roll
$094 80 aud who pleaded noii vult to another indict- damages ffiven in tbe Essex Circuit Court to
State OOlctals and the Christening Party will
ranted waB passed.
Middle Valley Trap Rock & Mining
ment for au asBaultupon Constable Ralph H. Th imas Ruddy, of Newark, against the NewCorapauy
40011 Salmon, was Benttiuced to pay a line of $30 ark Electric Light and Power Company. start from M&rinette, Milwaukee, and Cbi
Requests for the transfer of the billiard
cago, Saturday, November 19, gotnS via the
E
D
Neighbour,
agent
45
04
and pool license held by the late firm of Joseph Wharton
0v0 upon tbe first charge and $20 upon the second The amount of damages awarded by the lower CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL R ' Y .
Holler & Co., to Herman D. MoIIer, and of C. \V. Blake
court was 812,500. Kuddy's eight-year-old
10 00 with costs of prosecution.
Stops will be made at St Paul, Tacoma,
1000
the bill poster's Hcenso issued to Stewart C.W. Blake
boy was injured by taking hold of a live
Prince Wilson, colored, of Fatereon, who
Portland, San Francisco, Los Angeles and
, o2 00
.dams, to Will/am H. Baker were also James Hagan
George McBlroy
50 00 was convicted upon an indictment charging electric light wire that was trailing in tbe Denver.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars,
granted by resolutions.
Joseph V. Baker
100 00 him with having burglurized the house of Btreet. The cose was carried to the Supreme Dining Cars, Observation Cars for the exPetitions were received for electric lights George Flerson
150 00
Court by the company on exception to tbe
37 50 Mrs. Martha McGroggan, at Lincoln Park, refusal of tbe trial judge to grant a non-suit. clusive use of tbe party for tbe entire trip,
,t tbe corner of Richards and Satnmis George A Raynor
George (.'arhart
37 50 received a sentence of six years in State
under the direction of Mr, Reau Campbell,
venues, and corner Searing and Elm streets. W. S Collard
1100 prison. Upon another Indictment for having The nou-suit was asked for on the ground General Manager of I'HE AMERICAN Toustst
Both were referred to the Fire, Light and W. W. Hill. ,\
18 28 attempted to break out of the County Jail that tbere had been no negligence on the part
ASSOCIATION. A limited number of tickets
J.
W.
Bickley
IS
60
of
tbe
company
as
the
wire
had
been
down
Water Committee.
C. H. Bennett;
103 50 while while awaiting trial, to which he but a few minutes.
at reduced raws covering all expenses will be
A report from the Fire, Light and Water J.T. Kerr&Co
1180 pleaded guilty, \V ilaon was sentenced to State
sold; they Include Railway and Sleeping Cor
Committee expressed satisfaction with the M. J . Heinl
47-50 prison for three years, both sentences to run Justice Collinses opinion holds that the
fares, meals in Dining Cars, Hotels, Car2o00
ew Ore alarm whistle and recommended Its Enterprise Cornet Baud
length of time tbe wire was down does not
25 00 concurrently.
riages, etc. For details address Tbe Amerl-.
idoptlon, which was subsequently done, a Dover Cornet Band
enter Into the cose, and the company did not
Tlppett& Baker
43007,
can Tourist Association, 1121 Marquette
solution to that effect being adopted. The Edward Braxton
4 00. Auirew Gunderinan, a canaller, who avail itself of tbe opportunity to prove that
resolution provides that tbe whistle b used W.H. Baker
2-100 pleaded guilty to an allegation for having the breaking of the wire was due solely to Building, Chicago.
Harry
L.
Schwarz
75
Ott
umltreated
a
puir
of
muled
usud
by
him,
was
only In case of fires in the city of Dover.
the elements, and not within the company's
Debtor..
1 2& sentenced to pay a Hue of $•£> and costs.
Chairman Itaynor reported the renewal of Henry
power to prevent. The decision further says " S h o r t i e s " Defeated a t Hand Polo.
W.H.Sbupe
80
Jeremiah Hendershot, of Morristoivu, ia- that to exonerate itself from prim a facie
the insurance on the engine bouse and con- Charles C. Mase
80
The Dover Shorties met defeat at the bands
31 «l dieted for having committed an assault aud negligeuce the company should have shown of the Ironclads at hand polo la the Armory
tents for a term of three years at a Dreinluni Dover Lumber Co
hattury
upon
Chief
of
Police
Holloway,
of
f $75, thB amount of the policy being 16,000.
how long tbe wire had been u p ; that it had on Monday evening by a score of 6 to 2.
Total
$2,553 21
pkco, to which ho pleaded guilty, not been subjected to undue usage, and that Three periods of fifteen minutes each were
At the request of Chairman Lyoa, of tbe
escaped with a flii'J of $10 and co^ts.
it bod been tested from time to time. These played. The intermissions were enlivened by
Ordinance Committee, a month's more time
T h i r d Rofflmout Goes South.
Daniel Bat son. an old ofTundur, who wustbinga the company did show, but rested on music by tho Dover Band. The line up was
as granted in the matter ot the fire escape
Tho Third New Jersey Volunteer Regiment tried aud convicted upou a charge of having the point that the wire had been down but a as follows:
irdinanco.
started from Pompton Plains last Friday for assaulted" Anton Gunther, a t Flaudera, wus few minutes aud that there was no neglect in
An ordinance establishing a grade on
SIIOHTIKS.
mONGLADS.
Athens, Go, The last night of the Third
of his previous bad character sen- removing it. This, tbe opinion holds not to
etmannoo street was put on Its final passage
First Rush
Merritt
Regiment near tbo powder works at Pomp' tenced to State prison for the term of seven have been sufficient, and tbe verdict in tbe Reiburger
Donohue
Second Rush
Merritt
and adopted. Councilman Lyon suggested that
Dalzelt
.First Drive
Reeves
Essex Court stands.
something bo done for the improvement of ton won a very disagreeable one, tor tho rain months.
Davey
Second Drive
Bowlby
that roadway before winter sets in and re- canrn down in torrents. Tho boys were up a t Edward Wean, who was jointly Indicted,
Smith.,
Centre
VanOrden
daybreak
and
a
t
DDCO
began
the
work
of
ferred OIBO to the need of better sidewalks.
tried aud convicted with Batson for tho above
P""»
Cover
Johnson
To Study Gorinau.
takiug down their tents and packing up, offense, was sent to tbe County Jail for
Myers
Goal
,
Smith
Chairman Rayor replied that the street
An adult class for the study of German
The officials were : Umpire, "Wallace Waer;
would be put in better condition at once, but These were loaded on tho trains in waiting, thirty days.
George Garrlsh, of Madison, was BBnt to took its first lesson in tbe German Institute, timekeeper, Charles Moller.
that the laying of sidewalks had to be by and the three sections, with tbo 1,800 men of
ordinance, and that tho property owners In the regiment, started in the forenoon. The State prison for two years for having brutally conducted by Profs. Clemens Gosobruch and
Annual Meeting.
interest would have to take the initiative in command went to Jersey City, tho trains assaulted his sister-in-law, Mrs. Anna Hop- Ernst NeuendoriT, at No. lif Bergen street,
were switched to the Pennsylvania tracks, ping, by striking tier on tbe head with a last night. It is proposed to organize a
the matter,
Tbe annual meeting for the election of
French
class
for
the
benefit
of
any
who
have
and
then
began
the
run
to
Athens
over
the
clothes pounder. This is the full penally for
An invitation to attend the proposed reofficers of the Morris County Board of Agriit in view to attend the Parla Exposition in
Pennsylvania system. The men had fifteen the crime.
ception to Company M was accepted.
culture will be held at Afton Hall on Satur1900. Afternoon classes for the study of both
days'
rations
with
them.
They
expect
to
do
Frank
Miller,
of
Dover,
who
pleaded
guilty
A resolution directing the receiver of taxes
day, November 20, at 1:30 p. m. An opporto two indictments, one for stealing a bicycle Gorman and French will bo formed as soon tunity will be given to all those who are into Jasue alias tax warrants to cover delin- garrison duty in Cuba.
belonging,to a man named Swayze, the other as a sufficient number of pupils may he en- terested In devising some plan to Jesson our
uets on the 1S00 tax duplicate was passed.
^
^
ItoMiioss of t h o Sklu;
for assaulting Officer Blake, escaped with' a rolled.
Another resolution, which may be said to
taxes, or to dlscuBa any other other matter of
lavo an important bearing, directed the City horrible plague. Most everybody afflicted in sentence of two montli9 In the county jail.
interest to the farmor, to be heard. The
Children's I>res9e9.
Clerk to request City Attorney Neighbour to one way or another. Only one wife, never Clemency was shown the prisoner in this
In white and colored, size from 6 months Board extends a cordial Invitation to all innotify tbe Dovor Water Company that af t3r failing euro. Doan's Ointment. A t any case because of the fact that he Is a t present to 4 years, from 25 cents up. J, H. Grimm, terested to attend.
OSCAII LINDSLBT,
Buffering from illness.
Sfn. ft North Sussex street, Dover.
the expiration of tbe present contract (about drug store, 50 rente.
N. F. ELY, Secretary.
President.
December 1) the city will no longer require u
supply from that company.
(The purpose of this move is to cause the
ilttlo oflutorefit KnuuccH t h e A t t e n Dover Water Company to take tho initiative
tion of t h e City r n t h c r s .
In arranging for a continuance of the service.
There was little of interest to engage tiio - E D ] .
Ltteutiun uf tliu Cily Council {do facto) nt (IK* The monthly report of City Treasurer John
t'gular inoutbly meeting of that hotly on K. Cook follows :
\toiiday night.
CITY FUND.
Chief of Police Hagau's report told of
UECE1PT8.
twelve arrests, $76,20 in fines and coste Im- Balance on hand as per lust roptrt.. $1,007 3'J
C. B
posed and HO paid in, eight of the twelve C.
B Once,
Onc fines ami co*ta..$ Hi 55
Citynoto
rsons arrested having had their sentences Citynoto
1,OIH»W
101K)
umillttd l>y Vice Chancellor Pitney as a re- C. B.Gugo
C.
H.
Bennett,
Kec.
of
Taxes
1,1W7 77
ilt of ha'jeua corpus proceedings brought
Mayor Pierwm. licenses . . . . 7000
In tlieir behalf.
f?/rr COUNCIL VIIOCE
ry couitrs.
L. S. Plaut & Co.
707 to 721 Broad and 8 Cedar Streets
NEWARK, N. J.
No. 12 Brick Block.
BLACKWELL ST.. DOVER, N. J .
HENRY E. GREENfiRASS
PROPRIETOR.
Winter is coming and
now is a chance to lay in
a stock for less money
than ever. A few special
prices.
Men's fleece
Lined Shirts or
Drawers 39 cents
each.
Morris County Official Returns.
Ladies' Fleece
Lined Rib Vests
15 cents.
Our stock is now complete. Call and-inspect
our bargains.
WE SELL FOR CASH ONLY.
We respectfully invite your inspection.
Boonton, Eastern District..
•'
Western
" ..
Chatliam, E a s t e r n . . .
•'
liurlhern
so;
38:
91
',
2801 142:
273( 2051
72 411
01; 58,
10'... lOli
11B' 277:
Chatham Borough
Cheater....
Hanover, Northern
"
Southern
100 182
'<
Western.
109 123
Jefferson
! 113,
Mondham
.,
' 178 176 23
102i 60! 17
Hontvillo
S j i 227; 18
Morris
109; 150] 4
lit. Oliva
171 209
Fassaic
211 6U1 8:
Penuannoc—First Dint
"
Second Dist. . . . 238 137; 10
207i 22
Randolph.
••••'
Rockaway—Northern Dist...
102
"
Southern "
118
"
Western "
183
Rolbury—Succasunna Dist..
| 041
»
Port Morris " ..
92 110'
Washington—Northern Dist.
H
Southorn u . 1S5! 221'
187; 180
Madison Northern Dist
220 170
"
Southern Dist.
61' 26"
Mt. Arlington Borough
71, 88!
Notcoug Borough
1201 115, 17
Port Oram BoroURl!
208 11«! 34
Hockawny Borough
Si
181
Dover—Plrst Ward
135: 115 211 a!
"
Second Ward
1771 140 23,
• »
Third Ward
203! 125! 88
II
«
Fourth Ward
MorrlBlown-FiratWnrd... . 303! 208 IS
"
Second Ward . . 239 014 24
"
Third W a r d . . . . ; Ol! 200' 111.
"
fourth Ward... .' 207| 223 I)
XHAIRHOUSBJEWELER AND OPTICIAN
Blackwell S t r e e t , Dover, N . J
Diamond,, Watches, Clocks, toelrV, mm* 0.1 Glassware, Novell!*!
te...
W . U BUV AN AnER.CAN STEM WINDING WATCH.
e of our friends.
EYE COMFORT.
raok»
glw»«« a noccsnlUr. In many e
rollnVlDK UlO StrolO.
....RBPA1R.NO OF PINE WATO1BS A SPBCA..TV...
Tota,
. E R A last week. In three instances the
totals were not tho same as a r e given
in the official, returns, viz: The total
vote tor Foster M. Voorhees, for Gov."
ei-oor, Is given as 0,522, while the vote
as returned, fools up 0,620, as given in
the ERA hist week. The vote for M a '
gull's, Socialist Labor candidate for
Governor ia given as 55, but foots u p
50. The vote for Thomas H. Hoagland, for State Senator, is given as
;: 277
ii 27
M
;• 05'
!1
07l
I5T;> m
10J
i
HENRY E. CREENCRASS.
A full and complete table of official
returns of the election on November 8
is here given. With very few exceptions the figures are the same as were
given In the table published in the
ii no
2- 12
111! 12!1
18 77
10
51
3. 102
100, 150 200
1011 161;
: : 110 100!
• ! 135 112
21 MS, 101
i8 . Oil 110
on,,
2i 130; 1110
;"220' 181
, saj ai
70 83
138 120
207, 120
Mil ISO
2. 4 l !
140 111
i! 20
178; 140
31'
BOO, 134
1 781
357: 251
1: 70:
252' 3IHI
:
1)01] 201
10 213 210
5(1
aw! SH' Sifl
SO! 148; 18(1
17i' 2O7i 207
313 54 65!
3
244! 135 13I1 11
100! 203' 205' 28!
100 103' 152' HI
181 i 00! 104!
130' 113; llli 1
145 170 187
07.
82'
118,
140!
220
Ml
100
1W
1S7
181
50
120
230,
188
1711: 14
! 144
S8! 217! 1
701
48i 342, 5
431 10
ss ai
711 82 82
10! 11
ii 301
140; 12SI 120
SS.
ii 305'
311 114 121
38 37'
!I5O
170 135
14!
! 285
ISO. 117 114
23, 2,'i
351,
174; 14(1 W0
3(1, 70
307
201 124
121
1(1, IK)
!: 040! 18
257; SM
Off, 604f 13
24(1 aor> son
„ 690 II
Ml' 240 858
15 430 A
.203 2211 2111
!i0620570r, 637, M 331399, <H8 O4O4M0O 601 89,1391, 058 00005771. 4881403, 038 007051118, 50815110 BM 105850586,5055.5704; 648, 530,1410,1509, 535, 04,,,18009, 109
- 5,775. This rosult is roacked by crediting him with OS votes in the Nortaorn district of Hanover, which, added
to the 1(M votes for Mahion fitney, and
4 for Miller, Prohibition candidate for
State Senator, makes a total of 830,
while tho official total is only 833.
Returns received by tho E R A from
that district give Hoagland 04 votes,
and thia is the vou.* tie lti credited with
in the adjoining table. I t will be seen
that Voorheos' plurality over Crane Is
7115 ; Kdloj'a plurality over Salmon,
038; Htney's plurality over Hoagland, 835 ; Daniol S. Voorhees' plural^Hy over Porter, 1,028 ; Welsh a n d
- ^ T j W ^ y h o each received 0,588 votes,
have pluralities ovor O'Brien, of 1130
and over Bartloy ot 831.
THE IRON ERA. DOVER, N. J.. NOVEMBER 18. 1898.
2
JACKSON TARIFF DINNER SPEECH
!«-(.•«(
h-.-H.l
|[ic«»i.ct
\)f»Uf.
At
[I HH 11 Tlii: •• IMI.IlK
IS
Tt'W " it.i.i
i:\tfu.i.i:it.
SVS-
Ktiiifmrict-H of " Ol.l J l l r k o r y " I ' n l l l .
(lit* ('levt'ltiiiil K m nil oi P.-iiiot'raiN TlM'ir tirt-UT l>l>.l»'t-i - ' t h o S u p p l y of
Ndfloiiii)
M'IIIJI*
[Tom
>*iilti>niil
M e a n s " - " JJeimK-riU t<% C o m p i ' t l t U m
(Wle J/di/j-ovcil
ditvvtl
in Q i m l l i y mtil K«-
In I ' r i t c . ' '
The KUA itiindi'l.twl U.I). A. Xic-h.»jH«, «:
KlaiuliTs, forn o n y nf Tfif C/iiliiftftinm,
nf
tin1 tiatf *if .dim' ?•!, 1S.'S, whit-Li contain;; u
intrtidl iv|«»rtof (in Aililri'SKilflivt'rtHl hi V\n
dutiuti uwi "Jm-kunn Turitl" Pitmcr'1 givt-i
on Way :;i nf tlmt vi-uv " in honor of IK'itry
Biklwin, l-^ij., of i'itl-burgh, U> whom, innn
tlum onyntluT individual, thy nnmtry isin(K'Vitt'il fur the pr.ttci'tins system esliuV ' *
by Co)i|itvbs fiti-Uiut'iK-'ounipiiiii'iitof 1
tk-Munufurtiivtit." Tiicsptwh was <l<>!iv«>rt-il
by Mr. Iiiiiih\i;iiiiiii.*in"-t'ajv " u very liir«(*
com! any, i-oiisMiirj,'," «** l } l 1 ' rhtltirutlii'tiH
Blatt's, " i f ht'tiU'<.'J) six nnd fi'vcn huiidivil
of our mi.st rt'.s]j,.t-liiblL' i.'iti/.tjllB, the frienrlsi
of D-iiif.-ilic Mil- ufm-unv^ and tht* suitorU>rs of ASIHIEW JACK SON for tin.* l'lvsulwiu'y,
assi'iiibltd at Col-wl M'Kttrlaml'B Ilwtcl, ii
Hit' city of Uiiiuinimti, llutuilton emitity.
Ohio."
Aftw dinner tnasts wcro drunk, awmit
jMinicil with hi'iiuy t'lit'i;r«, the firing of a nixpmii'IiM- uml umrtuil mus-ic.
UY quote tin- M'l-fJitti Mini i±J£ht*» toasts
" ?(li. Aunirvwrvm
and MANI:FACTI;UE
tlif lirst iiiiiU)\it:--roii'iO]ilv whiMtiiL' lmu>i
Hour *li Out? inin, three
i:hwrs.~tiurttl
i--.ii n i l ) . M ) ) . .u j l l
I h e
UH-JI
v
i n n ) fi-->miin-".\..ti-T-
; I m i l i
ihi-
-
•IMI;-
K . ' H ' i v i n v l l i . - i i
ll!lil While t i l " rtiVflllHi Wllrt lr*iS tiltlll
i-!i'-^1 viUTH'd it iii tiu' poi-uiiu- l . r u ' w h
n » by mai-infy ^!-.:titi;r tlttm
>i- t h . i r
t.nlu-
a l l t i n - ^ n r L >1 p l M ' W i
'lU-umii.lf-i
'ii! of ivpiVH'.-ntmi HI uinl'T Ihc uuw
r-«t i-h'-nMttin-l
||,i j u u U f
ttlril.-..liinv
t-.-'.|iiti_'---iLr
tin* ^r*-:it
l.tafmM.
Niiii.'^
It >nb
1'onr
OJMM.
'1'lnf lUti, W'hiw ami HIIIP win) in the M.
ROVAL
K. Cljurcli Jji.-t FruUy
ni K ht wtw wull atilt'd. I'n.rt-.lri wt'ri- for tin- I1-11H1! u!" tlie
Sundoy wli(M»l.
A Flac Social will bo held in the M. K.
Cliuirb tlii^ iFrjiluy) night under the uut-'pircs
of tin- KjiWDi-tb Lenguc.
hevnipIoyptRof fli.-Huni uAuti wvca laid
o'Y nni.fiiiilt:iy mi Tiifhiliiy lust <•« iiif: to «
fail of f;round aiiil the evtitii-mit'iit tlungeroWi
Mwlitwn of t!it> mint:
The larpc oigii}" bouse : t |, t i c I lii'bard
mine, uwntd Uy tho Alt. Pleasant Mining
Company, wius luirneil tu tbe ground on
Manduv uvi'nin^. Tho (Ire tH^iiu shortly b1*foru 0 u't:\uvk.
I t was found thut a <jimntily
of buy had ln-mi ]iluct;il under tlie ii'jrthwe^t
corner nf t b - building;, from which direction
u heavy wind was blowing. Oneo staftoil, it
took but a short time tn Irurn the tmiMing
m) j
Ls MHJ filial ••'»niW n u l d t> t i o d
.il in luto yciirn
"it
timi
M ! H u [ ' r t u i * ^
>|inin;;
iif
i l m , ' }•;<•
TI.L- jii-iiu-iplcs <>f \.:.<<-J d a y s htood tin- t< .L
u\ UiitjiiU MTuvisl n^.-.iii.it tliein ; th''V h a v e
i s l i ' t r l t\,r
thi'
nji(ilic:i!
IHVM Miiii'tiiu.c.l \:y pi'.blu' opinion b y tiniL1
-ipk> i v h i r l i J i m ! K M n
iitid c x i i t n c t u v . It' ih•;>• wtrt? n o t currecf,
lir-kt'il
to
t!ii._Vii'lvni-jit.-.l » . .
l.-t u s h . ' . l i i v c t e d In s o u n d e r ones. Till t h a t
iL V L i i U t i
ntviiUm urtw. Tl«> prutt-.-t'.-l ix-lu^-.l |ir» U Join-, tli.-y u-'-'i u.i furtlici- tixtiiMitution,
linn t'i ttif im]>r(Jtt.-i-!oil. Tliu l;*.'(iviiM u\<- ln-y c c r t u n i l y will trit li<-'iur*tir>>ifd il) Oljio,
r l h c Wt'si.
ititin wuh frnni th-1 K.isli'i-n SluU->. Tln.-ic
Y'tu lout 1 i!u ii.K-'J'est in ICnrojiu
It is cui"
iuiitiMii und I'K-al iii.pftpiiritt.' fiiniHifa.-L-S won- uiiv:idy piMtwL.-.l; t'nvy ivl'iwd «'> tjiiuJy not uioti^ to HSU l.'onj4i'esH to sccurt
tml Ut tin.: pra.hi-'t^ nwl ut;iiHiJ';n:lHiVs of y.ni your onu. Lnok to tbe items of. your
,lli.l(ilt find U V l . T u SlntiT. Uiv miiif |,roduw, ui-.rliul.-iiUil.* how much ur it iinda
Alum baking powder? are the greatest
|dftf- 1 uni reriaiu LhaL
ucJ[''t' uliifii iJii-ri-ln'il llit-irs. 'I'hi.'y wen* •i iiiurUt in KUIMJ^
nmlftolj1.
Tiiis is id!1 fourth buiMfng
menacers to health of the present day*
•i-j-jjedby Uu'iriiUfivM.
'l'\w Mi iillt* und ' it-» ii'jijraj'itt' mii'iitiif will not pay for tin*
iviR'rt by Hie Mt. yien*aul Mining Coiupimy
'sti-rii St.iti's iirti'il ini tin* i:i(,rt' imliunal pins and net dies you import. I can jioint
fiOYAi MKINQ PQWPEH CO.) MW VOflK.
csti'oyf'd by iiici-Oiltai-ies. Thi-i is dangerous
rill*-, to pratci'l wlinti-vt.]1 tlie ^(.'iieral ivdt'irn ' nut one nl Ie;iht, if not more, nf your enmusiiit'ss uml if tbu initlmritirssinvei'il in r-(ipial iiOUM'S iii cliis phica wlilt'h COUMUMIPS
uiioil to !»;' [irnttTli-.l, vitiumt ri-'iiai1'! t<> i
iriuji tbu uiVt-Midern, n dose o( .h-rsoy JusMie
•VI IV niHtcriul, I'uruiiihefi u niurliet for
thi>plat-(Mvhi-r<- pr«nlini-d m- niunufauiuic-'l i
STAMIOIM-:.
ill be adiuiiii^tci-nd to them.
Tliu Kiuitli cipiH.se.lllu; wlioiti byj-totn, und . more "f ilie ayri-ultunil pnniucts of your
The etactinuti now IHMIIK over tbe people
On tlie same night some parties broke into
however frr.nii.'mi^ tln'ir wc«-s nviv, tlwy State, iijiil 1'inploys more of your lubor, thau mi Fi'ttlt; down to business.
it must be the blacksmith shop of (Jeorgo Farr and stole
nil 1'urope. l^t/1" Why, then, consume her gratifying to till busings iicopk to know that chisels, niiRi'iF, unit othur toots nniipnicoeded
werii (iL Miiy nitt'cntiststcllt.
i ui
1
liar
wi'jiltl:.
i i : - :',i ' - ; i i
ih-HK
i n I i- * i . - ; : T . I i i h > - r
,,[
, t r y .
lint
• tt'iitnl
i t * r n ) I i " i tin* ^ T .L T H i i i ' - i i t
j'jval
. . u r
iinhif
utrt-h
iiil"P'M [>i't.'i-
-.yst-
[m-(•'(•-
Baking Powder
;
Made from pure
cream of tartar.
Safeguards the food
against alum*
uifi mi failures;, und not protect your own.
This liiiii-.tr, which in the product of tlio same
•j<»it ivliii-b gnvo us birth, in more cimgtninl
to our nut tire than any v/uiHi in importeU.
Why not, then, prot"ct tlio farmer who raises
tlio i;rain frnin wliicli it is- mails { Tlie gluts
vinVli contains it, and tliia flii'-t Hpoeiiuen of
iifi'Jtnni'; orfs tsliowing a decanter] which
Utcs honor to your city, was madti from
tniencnu suml stone, and bus a high value
Jveii to it by American labor. For tliesu
.rtieli's, not a eent bus ever been sent out of
tho country: none of you aro tho power for
b. This pitcher is made from British clay,
linksd by British fuel ; every cent o£ its value
n sent out of the country—uud nurely none
if you are the beLter for it. Thus wo s»e in
•very family, foreign clay, baked and iminrtol «t a n't-'ftfc prifo ; and find ;nen awoiif,
us who wimld almost ti-ai»plu under foot tbe
vessel, if jn-iilft from our own soil,
|
E and thus make a long stride toward pros- 3
^ perity.
Another important gain comes =3
fc when you insure your life.
3
Mi
JttJU
!FW
£T
ma
WRITS
to Minn Hilt, where they lirok-i into the store
of JoutiiiiH, liiiL-k & Co. aud tmaurad btamps
and some valuable papers. TJ10 IODIS bwarig Mr. iOti-r's iJuuio wero found there the
JOHN F. DRYDEN, President.
LGSLfK D. WARD, Vice President.
next jiiiirning. Three suspicious and hard
locking charact' j r« wen seen on that nightnt
ED0AR B. WARD, ad V. Pres't and Counsel.
FORREST F. DRVDEN, Soc'y«j.L>d ciuivt*i«ion.
ll::tf) oV-lock gt)iny iu the direction of Mine
C. E. BALL, Esq., Superintendent, 7 Bank Building, Dover, N. J.
Tho election in this vicinity passed oil' moie Hill and coming fiuin tlie tlircctiuii of Mr.
(juietly thuu UMIIII, very fmv noi^y people be- F.UT'H uhop by some of our band boys, who
ivore returui- ^ imm Dover.
iR Hcen on our streuts.
The Rev, C, 15. Walton, former pastor of
A gondly number from bere took in the
tho Sbiuhopo nnd Waterlor) XL fi. Cliurclie^, Enterprise Hand concert in Pover on Tuesi ci'iipy the pulpits of sui'l chuivlius on day evuuitig. They were highly pleased.
Sunday noxt. Tho Uev. S. D. Decker will Mabel Ople, of this pluce, saug a solo in her
Frtivitu.
preach a t the Flanrters aiu\ Divila'town M. 13.
iiBtoniefl charming manner and was well
•"Sib. Thu National Turin*; buBfiil upon
Huircues m excliange.
received. The Opera House was crowded to
the uritit |»'im'iiiU* »>f eciinoiiiy t i Ibe consumer, it (-•inutge.s nut «it|i tin? fbl> nnd ilnw
The trees Joolf barren enough since the loss the doors.
of an *>h cij..», u'.r win it lie j>ut. down by the
of their foliugo, which a mouth ugo was beauA largo crowd from here attended the
Htuu-I;>.<if n)n'n ftn'riiii***, ni' insidious friends
tiful to behold.
ilance iu St. Mary's Hall last Saturday ovenOne gun, Urn t> I-IHLTH— r<ni/.Yf I)<miVe "
Julius Levy has reilooriid his burbpr sliop ing.
tIiiiM.«-lIj1m.J> ultL-r UiySili tiwsfc, JolIX S.
with bard pitio. Tho old Indian, hia cigar
Mr. nnd Mrs. George Karr attended tbe
LVTI.J:, K <t i S-iTt'tHi'y to tbu Cmiiimitue of
I would beglail to know what the Western sign, needs a new hfail, the Hulltnve'i n mi»- funeral of luolr daughter-in-law, Mrs. WillArrtitrgenietit, I't-t' UJJII iiililifs&fil th-* usiein,'ountry, or jnur State, owes England. Her emmts having nearly ruined pool- f^o while iam Fnrr, in Philadelphia, last week. Her
b\V u.-Ml.m,-:]
NEWARK, N. J.
band 2ms our sympathy 111 his sad bereaveAWB predutit a rigid ayatem of restriction, putting him high on tin* liburty polo. Sir.
GVx//t'jm')'-l rise in obedience to tin1 iuprohibiting the uuiisuiiiutiun of your pro Levy bad them arrcstud and (hied for tbeir ment.
tti-ufti'.-ns oi' thf (iiinniitteu, logivu you tlie
luce, Tliere can bo no national reason why mischief.
ht-ulili tit' ih.' iiiMii who, on Jtht* Hour
ufufl Morgan and tho Misses Jennie
we should consume hera Tiiis is what I call
of i ungiv.-s, <levutt.il
every fm-uitv t>t'
51. R. King, who has bei-n sulfei'Ing from u Singleton, May Fraco, Maggie Murtha,
his
jimvrful
mind
to mulurmir
tht*
dislocated
ankle
for
over
two
months
past,
is
Annie
Wire, Mary ICehoeand Flossie Wilcox,
mnd tariff doctrine, and this continued to
Ki't'iit {ircji'i'tof 11 pro tec live I'ttiilF; whtme
li« the groundwork of tlia American Hy-tem, still jit tho MonteUir hospital. HB cnu now of Newton, spent Saturday aud Sunday with
linttice in liiiviitt* life htw |jn.*i'Utel tlie
tell tli« baleful effects of tho election were walk without the aid of either crutch or cane. relatives aud friends in town.
bunt p.xit.ly futtuH.'iifary on liis juhlicfound to enter into it, lill the ta-Jff became
Mrs. James MePeoli, of Amity, Byrtun
A now olnVe, stable, carpenter and blackTJie best anywhere linens at the regular prices end tlte following epcclale are a HtttlofiliortoE
t h e o r , «i«l »*«JWC Ke|xu-t(uB Cbutrinat) of
political hobby and tlio American system township, died ou Monday evening last, ugerl smith shop are iu course of erection at the
marvellous
tlie CoimuJLi'U un Wmmfm-turey, lm« witl
05 years. She hail an opertition performed Furiuan Stone Supply Company's works, at
the watchward of party.
Barns)v Towels-Bleached cnttoo, fringed, ex- Glass Towel*-In pretty nssortmcat of red nod
dravvjj tlie viil of tuy^tery whiclj nivclnpe
tra larpe vir.e, wry slight lui perfection. Bold regu blue clidckE, lieavy cotton eoode. worth and usually
Tlint you may duly appreciate tho effects for an internal trouble and nevi'i* returned to Mount PJeanati^.
larly
for
10c
each,
for
tlita
special
sale
ouly,
r*n sold forfi centa each, for tl'ia special Bale
one (it'j'urtmL'iit of tlio bciuncp of iioliUru
if tlm election, let mo cull your attention to consciousness. Tile funeral on Thursday watt
Jonathan Oeorgo is reported to bo now on eacn
" • only, eacli
eeonniny, a t the same timo that iteuHche uppoi'tlon tho protection to the capacity of tho votes of the great agricultural, commer- held from her Into residence. Sue mis buried the road to recovery.
Table Damask—Oil color Turkey red, blue, DoyJJes -Pure linen, lfi inchea sijuare. vaiioualy
greet, gold ami red, sold reeulirly at 85 couta per colored borders, repular everywhere priue for tills
Our aroi ives, with adofUint-ntunMiriiiisised in tliH country to producu the raw mtiU'iiul, or cial aud manufacturing State of. the east— at Sparta, filio was a good woman ami will
A stone wall is being built in front of the yard, for this special sale only, per O / l r
'
"
ii C
any uge, U>v luminous illusti-utiun, Jogient manufacture the article, as to bring; into MasmelntMtta. In 1820, that State VOTED bo missed very Hindi by nil who know her. school house. Joseph Williams has the con- yard
yard
..
C ff ^
Table D*tnask—f>4 inch cream tablu damaak, Toweling—All line linen IT Inch face toweliug,
I'eiisouin^utHl ltiliuriuusr(.itit*uri<b. Iofferj-ou active operation tbu domostio coinpetfti'»n, FOR a genarai tariff, with only two excep- Sba ia survived by her husband, James Mc- trart.
lieavy quality, liandBniue (1I?HIKHS, Bold regularly a very superior Quality whtcli we usually Bell for
JiLh. Tin.' lieuIMi of our cJistniRUiKlici} guest, which ^£f"uever yet f-iited to prodilcc La the tions, fn 183-J, her votes were, all but ono, Peuk, ono son, "Watson McPot'U, nnd twn
Tho furnace was lit on Tuesday alter sev- for at! ctsatH p«r yard, for this Bi«.-ciol sala o c r 10 cents per ynrd, for thiB special Bale m x/c*
<COV only, per yard
MENKV BAIJJWJ.V, of Pittsburgh,
Ouegiin,
( /2\*
isuMEii an briiclt) improwd in quality AGAINST a general tariff, (that one a naiufl daughters, Mrs. Daniel Sutton und Mis. eral weeks of idleness. Tho masons, who only, per yard
six uiiPffs—The. Welcome.
and diminished in price. Thirty years of n-tiicti ought to bo honored In tbe west, Mr. Schooiiover. She has lived nearly all her lifo have made all the repairs, have left for their
[Tho dicers having subsided, Mr. Baldwin experience lias taught us this lesson, theva Dwjgbt) In 1*27 she. voted unanimously for on the By rain homestead, left by her fatliBi*. homes In Pennsylvania,
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY AND CAREFULLY FILLED.
fasti find addressed the company us follows:] was then and tluro is now no exception to tho woollen bill, with only one exception ;
^ ^ ^ ^
AlIICUS.
John McKenna has a fine young black horse,
GOODS DELIVERED FREE.
Gentlemen—Though accustomed to public the rule. Our opponents cannot point out and in 182S against the present tariff, with
for which ho uiado a trade.
HKOOLAU.
speaking for almost the whole of my life, and out one domestic item uf consumption which tho execution of only two votes \ while VirC a t n r r h C a n n o t bo Curud
that Dot a short mio. there has never been an has superseded t1 a imported article, which U ginia gave three votes for it. Tho principles
VAI^LJSY,
OCCUKIOII on which I have found it so dilHi'uit not cheaper and better thau the foreign; anil of tbe American sjBtem did not certainly with local applications, as thoy cannot reach
the seat of tho disease. Catarrh is « blood or
Mrs. Elizabeth Hartley is spending several
to eaprt'Bs my sentiments am! feeliugs u§
wo could not blindly disregard such evidence. change with the votes of Eastern statesmen, constitutional disease, and iu order to cure it
MARKET AND HALSEY STREETS, NEWARK.
this. There is uune, when wo feel the evi- We disregarded tlio clnmor of nipruliante, i'be system remained the, same, but politicians you must take internal remeuVs, Hull's weeks with her daughter at Clinton. •
Luther Day was observed in tho Lutheran
dence of tbe coufldence of our fellotvcitizens, wbo, fit'in 1810, on evoiy proposition to changed. In 1837, a bill was reported, called Catarrh Ouro ia Uiken intprnully, and acts
V K » . KXCB. M«k
»
.
ma,
that docs not inspire us with gratitude and amend tho Farm, have predicted the w i n of a tariff bill, confining protection to woollen directly on tlio blood nnd mucous surfaces. Church on Sunday morning lust and a colHall's Catarrh Cure is not n quack medicine.
pride, but tliora is something ill thfl time, Agriculture, Commerce mid Roveauo; for a 11 manufactures. All propositions to amend It was presttrihed hy one of the best physicians lection, amounting to $10, was taken up for
place autl circutnstaucos attemliiig this meut history, all experience in otuw uotions, and llie bill by tlie protection of woul, hemp and in tliia country for years, and is a regular Home Missions.
ing, wbitib Js calculated to excito raiao in the ourotvu, linvofalsifieil such priiilietioiiM, No spirits, were ignominioufily kicked out oE the prescription. I t U composed of the best tonMr. and Mrs. John Nauright, oC Orange,
known, combined with the best blood
highest degree. Accustomed iu my political mnn CJIU point out a spot in tliia Union when house, by calling the previous question. The ics
purifiers, acting directly on *"lio mucous sur- visited friends in town over Sunday.
course to meet with more of opposition than manufactures nourish, in whicb tlio farmer majority would not consider, much ICBB dii faces. Tlio perfect combination of the two
Mrs. F, D. Stephens spent Friday last at
Tdi Safetr Coupon!
ldudnes?, 1 am better prepared for tho one- has not an improved market, tho mcrchnnt cuss them ; and thus the American system, ingredients is what produces such wonderful Dover.
than tbe other; having been for more tliau a iucreappcl custom and the people greater which once embraced the whole IndtiBtry of result-* in curing catarrh. Send for testimoJohn Lance and Fred. Hortoti, of Clinton,
nials tree.
.
twelvemonth denounced through tho Union means to pny tuxes to government, while all tho nation, had dwindled down to a solitary
P. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. wore home over Sunday.
as an uposUitu from tlio great cause which n't the predictions of tho bad (jfl'oct's of manu- item of one branch, woollens ; the most iin
J. IV. Welsh ami son are preparing to build
H f Sold by DrugBtaU, 75c,
this day hail, I fluti here a refuge, a homo and factures buve proved idle dreuius, nud all til. portant perhaps, iu the whole system, but
a new office at tbo mill,
l U t af Bolter PUto vitl> DoaU*
a welcome—here, among strangers, You do good effects which Imva beou anticipated surely not the only olio deserving the proTho ladies of the Presbyterian Church have
• Vator Tab*
ma more than justice. There is no place in have been more than fully realized. The tection of the government.
Odd f o l l o w s Moot.
decided to bold their donation to their pastor
Tab*.
which sneli a mark of public confidence and whola country has Ions: felt these effects, but
Tbe sixty-fifth annual session of the Grand at the parsonage on AVedoesday the 30th iuBt.
approbation, as ia evinced by such an a!
have not enquired into tho emmo. Von buy
Lodge of tho Independent Order of Odd Fel- All are cordially invited.
bly as this, coulcl be more dieuriug than ia course cotton, nails, window glass, gun
[In the foregoing the ChiUicothean'a style lows of New Jersuy was held iu Trentou on
Tho Rev. H. P. MeHenry and the Rev. W.
- • j - - - " •
tliis noble city, which is the offspring of your powder, spirits and most articles o£ common in tlie matter of spelling, capitalization and
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. The S. Delp are holding ovangoHstie meetings at
euterprise, anil has grown up by your indus- consumption, cheaper than formerly. Our punctuation in followed. The speech is con.
report of Grand Secretary Lewis Parker Middle Valley chapel this week.
try ; where a year ago, the true principles of southern friends purchase wiudow glass ut eluded in the uext number of the Chillishowed that there aro now 254 aubordiuate
Thanksgiving service wilt be held in tUe
the Americau %Btem were publicly an- five dollars a box, which formerly cost fifteen; cot Aeon, which, unfortunately, we have not
lodges in the Slate, five now ones having Luthemu Church at 10 a. ra., instead of ]0:30
nounced by auieoting, in resolutions, emanat- but neither you nor tht»y take any paiua to at hand. Enough is given, however, to show
beon instituted during last year. Tlie total so that thosa living out of town may ba able
ing from iny old townsman, neighbor and know the causs 1 will teil you. It ia this: our Democratic friends that the Cleveland
number of active members is 24,184 Tho to attend the service and still enjoy their
friend, (Margrm Neville, Esq.) who, while re- TUB foreign article Is excluded by high duties, hratKi of Democracy is unlike the Jaeksoo
receipts from the subordinate lodges OK6re- turkey dinners.
oovmn. M. <«.
siding among us, was the uniform advocate tlie country ha-* the capacity to supply, and brand.—-ED.}
gflted $293,07!). 10. The sum of $132,481,41,
I. S. Vescelius has his new house well under
of protection to natlonnl industry, and, in domestic competition produces the good
was expended for relief. Tho Grand Secre way. The carpenters began their work this
liiruuttf Ij Ciulu 8. HDIUDI.
trying times, tho defender of the Tariff and effecta which the whole country feels.
tary recommended the reprinting of tbe early week,
Au I m p o r t a n
ALL KMD9 OR_
its supporters To see myself thus received
records of the Grand Lodge in order that tho
Mrs. Edward Sutton spent Wednesday in
To make it apparent to thousands, who
by such an assembly, around me all kindness
history of tho grand and subordinate loJgeB New York.
think themselves ill, that thoy are notnillicted
aud confidence in such a place as this, fills me
Much hns been writtem on jinlitlcal econ- with any disease, but that tbe system simply tuuy nut be lost. At present there aro unly a
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
with emotions whicb I cannot express. It
few copies of tlio tlrst three volumes of the
Lutheran Churcb has decided to hold au
makes this duy one of the happiest of my life omy, by men who alTect to inulto ib n science needs cleansing, is to bring comfort home to
"Grand Journal" in existence.
involved
in
great
mys'ery,
but
the
practical
their
hearts,
as
a
costive
condition
is
easily
oyster
supper in the early part of December.
cue to wbicU I shall ofton cast back my
. BUST AND STEM PIPES, COAL AND STONE SCREENS,
information to bo derived from the bnok of cured by ming Syrup of Figs. ManufacThe election of officers resulted as follows:
Several members from the Odd Fellowa'
thoughts wittj a p'easuro never exceeded, ai
nature
and
native
life
dissipates
till
the
spoctured by tho California Fig Syrup Company Grand patriarch, Joseph \V. Walling, Key- Lodge and tbo Encampment of this place aro HI&HWAY BBIDOES,
with gratified recollections, whicb cannot be
IB0N FENCES, PIPE BAILINGS,
ulntions of theorists. They will teil j'ou, tliat only, and sold by all druggists.
port; grand high priest, Andrew DidrJck, attending the Grand Lodge in Trenton this
exyreased I must leave you toiraagine wl
and JLU Klnda of Wrought Iron
Hacireusacki grand senior warden, Anthony weok.
in. feelings nre, by what they oughtto be on the duty on an imported article is so mi
Moore, Jersey City 7 grand junior warden,
such au occasion, aud in such a scene as in nddition to tlio price of the domestic. Lufcus
HFnry Todd and David S. Trimmer at" 1 Owo My Whole Life
tosc tliis by a little experience. NaiJd pay a
Harry A. Phillips, Newark; grand scribe, tended the "blow-out" of the Knights of
How before you.
a d-ity of live cents a pound, they sell for t-ix to Burdock Blood Bitters Scrofulous sores Lawis Parker, Trenton, and grand treasurer,
Pythias Lodge at Hacbettstown on Tuesday
c-nts; tlien, according to tlio theory of politi- covered my body, 1 seemed beyond cure. B. James C. Robbins, llumilton Square.
night,
(INOOBPOBATED UNDEB THB LAW8 OF THE STATB OF NEW JEnSET)
1 uui not vain enough to tbinfc that such au cal economists, take ol? tliu duty and nails H. B. has made me a perfectly well woman."
Elmer E. lieauis has beeu on the sick list
assembly would convene merely to express would sell for one cent per pound
CAPITA!,
•
•
'
S3S.OOO
Tlio Mrs. Charles Hut ton, Bervdlo, Mich.
for
the
past
week.
Offices—Booica
l a u d s Morris Count?
their personal respect to ine, for my services average duty on foreign spirits is fnrty-flve
A Crazy Hot.
MORR1STOWN, N E W JERSEY
Savings Bank Building
aa uii huinblo fusirutnent (n prom t e a grewt i!«3Utn a gallon—(Viint*.tic .spirits sfll for
In n Paris enfu, as tho Rtnry is related
CUITorrt's sontenco Stands.
1RONIA.
Titles Examined.
in a London nowspitpor, a man luid boon
cause—it is tho Qn-at cause it-elf which j
twenty. Tnko oil' tli*? duty and w>- come to
Tim United States Supreme Court has af- astonishing his fellow workmen onn wnrm
Charles Skelleugor, an old resident of this
Loans negotiated on Mortgages on Real Estate.
huvp met tu tiuil This ttuhunca my grnt
tho won (erful discovery that whiskey would
Acts as agent in the purchase and sale of Real Estate.
cation, tar tt'hil" you award to me mure than set 1 for t«'enty-five cents a gallon teas than firmed tbo decision of tho Circuit Court of day by drinking extraordinary quantities place, died last Thursday. He leaves a large
o£ water. Ono of thorn reninrkoil, very family of SODS and daughters who are oil
U10
United
States
for
the
district
of
N
Valuations appraised by Committees ol the Board of Director
It-ould liaveiksired, youoxprcKs your dtivo nothhtrj / iSVtd I taltc up your time in reJem*y in tliocaso of Edward Clifford, who sensibly, that it must bo bad for tho health married.
tiiut u» tlmt Byhtt-ni whicb is the foundation futing such tnish JIS this 1
' KiDMOiuc, President
WUAJJID W. COTUUI, VICB Fresldont and Counsel
nn June 13, 18iM,sliot and killed William G, to drink BO much.
of till our prosperity ; a Kjstem once opposed
Mrs.
Jacob
Able
has
returned
from
a
visit
"Not n bit of ifr," was tho reply, accomAooDBTDB IJ, REVERB, Secretary and Trttaaurer
Loo It to tlie prow tli "f the two great cit'es \Vatsnn, division superintendent of tha West panied by tbo assertion that 24 piutn of among friends in Newark and vicinity.
with all Die bitlt-ruess of infuriate zeal, but
Eugene
B
H"rke
WOJard
W.
QuUer
John H. OapaUcH
Guy Mtoton
On which llitt imihs of the iiutimi is now HOof tlie Wfst, CINCINNATI und 1'JTTSUUHOH, Shore road nt Wefhawken. Clifford was vrator v>na nbotitwlmt a mnn needed to
W. H. Tigar has bought a now team of ••»—J—» *"M*
Paul* Bevere
AUKuatua L. Bererw
"
**
'
convicted of murder iu tho first degree and qnouoh his thirst In euch wenthur. A hot horses.
lluppiiy united, tlmt in the contestation throe- trace their pmgre&a from mere military po;
sentenced to be executed iu the Hudson waH offcrud nnd tnlimi. 11 was arranged
of tm eUciii'i., tbo threat ptruHRle neenis tn h to 'vliHt tlioy iiuw uri* Y<m »i*u thi'in ex**i
A surprise party was tendered Mr. and
who Khali hi* fort-most in it« favor. None, iu lifjiumho Intimate I-D uexi<m heLween the County Court nf Oyer and Termiuor. The that tlio mtiu should Ho on tlio floor with Mrs. Danie] Able ou Friday evening of last
FOR A SIX MONTHS* TERM.
Any or All Departments,
this pint of tin! country, express any opposit- three Rreut nouroes of I'atimial industry, New JtTfioy Supremo Court atHrmed thin ft funnul butweon bis Hjw. Into this tho week. A Jarge number of their friends wore
ion !"-» che Aiiif-iicuii pys'eiit; Und yet w Aurieulturi1, CoinunM'ce ami Ma ufucturcR, sentence uurf the Court of Rrrora n<id liquid wus to bu ptiurcd until the limit of present and all enjoyed a very pleasant
24 pints was reached.
dttler ivitliivitly OH in ilio n-fiuiB by whieh It ia i»ui!li dopumU'iit oi> cucli othi'i". f** tbuvf any Apical* affirmed the Supreme Court's
evening.
Au obliging but ill advised bystander
tu by ia-H jjriiiiiDleil VV(jiiill9t. tlien, enquire inuii I w e or thei'i? Or ttniftcfin'r (uriui*r or ilvWsiati iu turn. Clifford's attorney next agreed to pour tho wntor In, Tlio mnn on
David R. Stryker has been elected Librarinejx'buut, ivlm can Ptiy iio Una been injured endfrtvorod to <»btahi a writ of Imbsui oorpu
ivhnt is tbi* '.\atwn, and wh«t are it-* t
bis back gulped clown pint altei? pint wltli ian ot the t>un(ay school to succeed Frank
from
the
United
States
Circuit
Court
and
dy tin* pncsi'iSKfTY of a nn'chdim: or fii'iouot-jtcu, ami w nut intei rsta it (>inhi-nccrt ?
apparent eueo. AEtor a tlmo, howovor, Tucker, resigned.
fHCturer/ Call liit'in by vvhat n/iini j o u np'i)) tlint coui't'a denial of his application Eomobody noticed that ho lay motfonlt'ss
Mies Florence Swaekhamer spent Sunday
Arut-idiuy tu mj vi.-wa o£ it, tbe preiit oh- platse, thaoDly diirt'n-nca is " i n the size ot tnoli nn appeal to thB Supreme Court of the and druiiK no more, and for cho very good
COLLEGE. NowflrfL
Wear
in Dover as the guest of Miss Retta Chamject of the Aim.Tica.ti system is tho tiuppfy of tbeBbop." They Rive value to your lout uud United Btute3, with the result as stated, reason that ho w»3 (Uuul.
berlain,
of Bergen street.
ROYAL
national wants from national im-uns I t iinunea, pay your rent and Uses, cmisu
B88 BBOAD STBEBT,
I'lillord'rt friends hope to BOVO Uis life until
Robert Hendorson is making' preparations
uiilirauts not merely agriculture, which jiro- your raw maU'riul, utl'ord a market to we tho next Legislature meets, when another
A Slid He r e a v e me n t .
WORCESTER ALL BUSINESS STUDIES.
duui'H; riiiinufacturcs, which fubricn
An honest country mnn, nnxioiifl t o ox- to build a house at Succasunna.
effort will be mado to uavo a law passed
fanner,
mid
aro
tliu
best
cu-touu;rs
to
tlio
CORSETS.
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
E. L. ESkellenger, of East Orange, has been
corn in cro1, w(m*li (JiKtrilmtcs the artick'gof iiierchnnt,
giving judgi'9 tho right to sentence murderers ploro tlio woiulors of tliu Uritlsli niiifimiiii,
ENOLISH BRANOAES, ETC.
h-lling his sister and other friends iu thiB
priviiti* * ' Miitiptioii iiiitl i>ublic defence, but
to life ifiipHflatmieiit, instead of banging, obtainoil a special bollilnyjj, jjliorb timo
Perfect Fitting.
PA1MENTS ON EASY TEfiMS.
ainoo.
Accordingly,
tnlcliiK
wltli
him
a
place,
ali aliktt. Applying thy principlu of prott'f
It is but a few yt'nrs sinre this plucu ivos trlieri clemency ia recommended by tbo jury
IT m WELL KNOWN that COLEMAN
FOR SALE BY LEADINO DIALERS. ^
Frank Dixon and a friend have beon spendtion toavvry brunch of national industry, not theseeontl, perlmpi the third or fourth in tUo rendering the verdict. Tlie Clifford jury conplo nf friondH, ho prcsontcd hhnsidf nt
COLLEGE ia tbe largest und best school, and
tho door for ndinlttancn.
ing a few days at Mr. DIXOB'B home enjoying
only by a, sybteui uf duties on foreigu imports state. Now you are proudly pre-emintmt; recommended him to the mercy of tbo court.
by large odds the best equipped of its class ID
IT. H. Tli-PETT
THOMAS BAKER
"No adinlsHlon today, elr," said tho tbe lnmtmg season.
but oy tho coiiatructfon of roads nnd canuLt, you uro growing while CliiHiuntlie isdeclinthis section of tbo country.
kooper.
lt
to diminlBb time, distance and oxponscj in inp;.
What is the cause I Tim Boil of its
Write or coll tor College Journal, and road,
B u t I njUEb oainu in. I'vo a liolduy on
traiiBpiirtina Uio supply of our wants nnd the vicinity is not less [urtlla thnn your* \ but
what our graduates and others say of tho
pUtpOFO."
Burplus of our productions; and thus by its thtititiibh wants the suit, nii'dmuirnl indue try
school.
"Ko mnttcr. 'i'hia ia n closo day, nnd
combined actfon ia nil (he great interests of —and thoy want tlio fino road anil canal
tho jiuisautu in slait."
H . COLBUAN.
V. HOBTON,
tho country, to accomplish tlio deaircd—tho which Providence hus furnished you to reach
''WJmtl" said John. " A i n ' t this puullo
SUCCESSORS TO HO HACK Xj.
President.
propertyF"
only true object of sound legislation—ECON ii market, Traro the eiTectfi of tho samo
"Yua, b u t 0110 uf tho imimiiiios died u
our to THK cosavitmi—to you, to me, to causes throughout tho Union, yon find them
Insurance
and
Real
Estate,
"
I
h
a
v
o
hann
lifting
OASCARKTS
for
fow dnya ago, and wo aru going to Iniry Insomnia, with which I liavr, been uflltcted for
every wan in the uatiun, who coiiRumes the as nimplo aud us cotivinciug as tho lawB of
him."
over twenty years, and I can say that Cuscnrots
>N OF
Low Rates ana First Class THE ATTEI
varied products or every part of the Union. uaturo hurself. By looking around you, and
"O)i, In tlmt cane vra won't Jjitruile,11 have given mo more roller titan any other remeThis 1B tlie American syBtem, a great and confiding in tho r* milts of your observations,
t tmvo ever tried. I ahal! certainly recomBald John In u Inifilicrt volco. Ho ho re- dy
Companies
mend them to my friends UB boinn all they uro
DOVER
THE
LADlEt
noble ono. If I have not truly defined it, let you will see that Mils great system in dlvflsted
tired.—London Tit-Bits.
represented."
Tnos. GILLARD, Elgin, ill.
any otio do it hotter, and If such are not its of all mystery ; it Is founded ou two ilovolir. BLACKWBLL and WARREN STREET.'
nod Burronndlnjf country la callodtoour
leading features, prny toll mo what tlioy are
A Stnuifr*- SlnmvHv Cii«ft>iii.
Qiwit of faols, niiiJ Iho lo&ifons of oxporiOF
n&sortmont oC
f . . . •
Tho principle of protection is not new in i lie oiice. Such was the ''Auiprlcun Hystoin" in
Kvcry SJanu'BO Rlr\ who ranches n corDover, New Jersey
tulu ugo-without murryiiig \n ticketed mid
history ot our government; it In coeval with 1S20 & - 1 ; aucli were tho iiriuciplt'i on which
nillinery, Ladies' and Gents'
IHIHSUHI and ]ilaoi:d In a privllcgud CIIIBS,
Ite first organization; it vras Jil»ern)ly ox- it was bused anil defended Then it mot the
ESTABLISHED 1830
iindur tliotspcctal caro of tlio king, wlio
tended to Navigation, to Cotamereo, Agricul- unqualified iipprobiition of tho country. Tlio
Furnishings and Fancy Goods
lilnde lilni«ilf toihuln
hiiKlj".ml for thorn
AND
ture and tlio Fislieries—object.i worthy of nil Udpreseiitiitivo* of ovory comurriul city, from
GEORGE
E. VOORHEES,
-til. JJlfl j mil boil is delightfully Hlmjilo. A
protection. What maaufneturo HO uoblo us u Norfolli to Bostou, inuhi.slvo- from tho seven
THE LATEST AMD BEST
prisoner In wiy <it tlio f-Mamcflo Jnils may
ship? What occuiatiou moro honorable or nilildlo und western sUites of Nun* York,
| f t
Ruin Ills imrunii nnd rnlouso by iimi'rylng
MORR1STOWN, N. J.
Our Slllllaory rocolves MI9B WEIR'S
1
useful tlum Coirninrco—coiiBumca moro ran- Now Jui'tiuy, Dulawart', i'cnnsylvHtiJft, Ohio,
out] of tin inuli^ifiln UIIIHH. * Whothop lio Is
special attention. .
teiiiils nnil provlijlons and, more facllitntos
Pleasant. Pnlntntito, Potent, Tnsto Good. Ha
lima and Illir.oiH, witli ono excoi>lloii, 1
nliwtdj* married or suit. In twt of grt-at oanHardware and Iron Merchant
Unit's Honey ot Morchound and Tur la
££)[-u on (Mi, for In Slfiin if, U nnt nucnsBiiry Gout, Nuvur Hlufciin, Wonkon, or If rlpo, We. 21c, ffle.
the Rujiply of our wants, or furnialica bettor
sorry to any [mm Vonunyivauln (now a
a me die [ne that haa long been tcated
hi
private
practice.
Bold
by
druggists
to
drJiw
th«
llni!
ut
nui'vlfn.
Thin
inothod
means of national defonco! ^grleulturo
BARTON
& SCOTT
wliwiitfrinul
ut tho j>n"vnt ttttminit.1rn.. CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
Centrally.
of niati-hiiniklii^ can Inu-dlv runult in i\oi) \'irn:s> vim TIN: TAUIIM1- und wltlmnt
Inn Ilrmrrlr Cnsi|i»»r, Vl.ldno, Itnnlrral, Nttf York. :ilD
tf fli
22 E. BlnckwcU St., Dover, N. J.
SEEDS AND FERTILIZERS
hi s\ii.'U a fiiwj'si'.y •>!' in-'m'nm, it wnsii la^lt
«f vxlrvMt- ililllnilty mtd (Mit-m-y in any
fiMuiDittt.^, to .suttlL'tlR- priiH-iplc suiil rt-fjniniuud a Bystt'ui wliii-li uuuiil i>Vfivi>tn<* in—
vtitL'rn*'* prt'juiiUvsmiil ru'i'micilc the various
intt'rt^U «.f twmtv•f».ur stnu-rt— I nuiv suy
diniiiict uml iinl'.'peiidt'ul iititi'>ns oftsupyiiiB
iibiuiMl fvcry luiliiLiiitlf t-Imiu, uml ra^in^
most uf tho produetiiiiHof sill CoiviLjn tfctintnt'tf. Time was tiiken nt.d no puins omitWi]
to iLM-ertiu'ri u luit t-mtrsL* i n . ; bi'St (vilcLliitci)
to bring ».huul tht- .l.vircl n-sult.
Wo
thought & tpnunti iiiril)', which %vou'd cxU-nd
to every urticle ccnijirelu'iuifil wilhiu tlji*
groat objeotof tho system, to tlie raw material us well us tliB timiiutiu'lnml. WHS better
tbtin u purlml [iiic. l'.x|»>riftK-n hud tuuiilit
us, tlmt if wu iMiilliu-d ciirsolvft; to tiny parik-ulur uiiii-li', ur loo.I (nturfnts we hltuuli!
nivu them ii premium for IHMU^WMISII, for we
tuiuui nppnsitioii nimti fl-tirn (irclfx'tcl nu-riiLs tin I [H'otei'leii i»«itul';u'tU]''*J1^, fllid
[ram nmu> »K,I-*» l>iltui* ihjiu tbu-o c.f Ucytnn.
h.j, iu ihJU, )jfi>1 b-fii pi i) cct-.'il by a duty (»t
SO pt*r (X'tit (»n coui-se (-nitons, and we found
that unless wu inado it tlm inttjivst of every
suction of tho c untry tn supportour ineiisun',
it must fiiil.
Our ^rciit OIIJIKJL WILS tu build
ip nnd pi1' ttn-t iiiiuuifnctnrics, not to ciiiii.le
•heir prnpri'-tnrss to exact or ^pL't-tllatc on the
'Oinmuuity; not to ^IVH tln-ni, in the KfiHpe
)f protwthic (ititles*, a bounty, and tuns imp o o a gatmral lux on tbo p-iople; but by
nteravtintr h/reign citmijuiitioji or, to >IBL«
gitru you will »11 uni If rotund, keep ofY the
Hies till the child uun go alouu, iin.'Uhen so to
.
last, itoLli houses of Congress by a fair
majority uro m uotiord with tho President.
The Ilev. S. V Decker, iio-sbur of the Staniio[)Q and lVaterloa M. K. ('IIIIIVIH?*!, (»IS been
ling a revival Jnwling at- Waterloo with
good Niiocess, Q K'joilly numbt'r liavinu )iro-
PRACTICE ECONOMY
ISTi. The Prudentialo( Bmerlca.
MARKET & HALSEY STS.
-THANKSGIVING L I N E N S -
BAMBEROER <& COBIIiCH—
Steam u d Hot Water Heaters
THE DOVER BOILER WORKS
Boilers, Tanhs, Stand Pipes, StacKs
Morris County Mortgage and Realty Company
$35
COLEMAN
Tippett & Baker
it is what a
cough
j
lead to
that makes j
HONEY
it so
dangerous.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
ERA, DOVER, N. J., NOVEMBER 18, 1898.
Imek-bimt' i-iiuugh tu say "No," or to keep
nway from temptation.
" Kpmk gently to tliu erring; O, do not tlion
forget
However darkly stained hy sin, IH; is tby
, Each Relieved of Periodic Pain and Backache. A
brother yet;
Trio of Fervent Letters.
Huiruf tin: Kt;lf Kume heritage, rhild of t l
self same f.'uil,
Ho has hut stumbled in the iHtth thon host
Bt-fore nsinjJT T-ydia K. PinUham's"Veg-etaljle Comin darkness trod."
pound, my liculth was gradually being undermined.
I WILS gtiiii to nuM)t A. Jtifismi COK, of your
J hitiTcrofi uiitokl ugony from painful menstruation,
town,—it's iL city, now, I ht'lievi*—up here on
bac-ltaehe, pain oil top of my head and ovurian.
CURES ALL
Wednesday.
trouble. I concluded to try Mrs. Pinlchatn's
It takes uiiiaty>tlirou million, five- hundred
CompouDd, uud found timt it was all uuy ivoand twviity Uioutiimd nnd biKhly-twr> dolli
inuii needs who buffers witb painful monthly
t<» rim the big <;ily of New York ono year und
periods. Jt rutirely cured, me.—Mrs. CiKulitiK
they could imt afford to appropriate a (foliar
WiSfi, i)23 Jiack rit., Cint'iunati, O.
•
TRIAL SIZE, 10 CTS.
of thut immense sum for new school houses,
us norvpiiiid wutidu huvu their pulnufur which they say tlm children are crying,
w,, 11 perchanw io, l m l j l |, J K i
For years I bad suffered with painful men» SOLD BY AuT~DRUGCISTS.
tinns, tlu'ir rhytliiuK. tJuh- puriods of
['ho Plutocrats aiirtrfch folks can send their
1
l
struation every month. At the beginning" of
• why KivuttT ur li'fis nutlviLy. Sim nutst h-arn
THE MISTRESS OF "CROW'S NEST" IN
children to college, out if tliu children ot the menstrua
A
MADE r*CLUsjycLy By
turn tt. wns impossible for me to stand up for
tlmt
tu
try
to
work
a^iiiitKti
tlusu
hiws
THE MAINE WOODS.
pour of Ilio city can't get educated by tho more tlmu
live ininutos, J felt so miserable. One day a
writtt-n in Die wluilu hviut; of tli» child is
I THE STONEBRAKEn CHEMICAL CO. • i!ity
A liny for l
liow in tiiu world aro they going to get little book
Imt "klrkliiK iirfiilnst tin* iirh'ks." Sho
of -Mrs. J'inkham's was thrown into my
^
BALTIMORE, MO.
•
educated i
house, und
H a v e Orrter Without W o r r y - |>o<ir
will learn (lt«t .jti.-t as tJi(jro arc sei'dtimo
1 sat right down and read it. I then got
. . .
li.-yoml a wr-tain line, ov- nntUiarvi'rit, and tho work of llio one puJJt'lllOi'il Mini—^Inny Krjirri'i] land's
.some
of
Lydia
Timt
is
iitjne
of
our
business
hero
in
Jersey,
H. Piukhum's Vegetable Compound and
ory chair in its mmi* ruhnlvo poh-JUon to
Tciutli II Child 111 Tliluk—1'iilHe Ililir tliu pnttmi on tho mrm from onu year's rio'l cannnl liu tluiio fXriipt, in tinit pcHnd,
Liver Pills. I
innylie, und so we will l p t it go at that.
can
heartily say that to-day I ieel like
tlm chihl cuniHit I>D iniulu to tuko on
find ltniil II«-i>a«.
I'OBT
MOKU1M.
a
new
woman;
Tiie Catholics of this vicinity arefiningto
)uy monthly suffering1 is a thing of the
oml to tho oilHT, iu,v W 11 variation i,,
nnin ht,nii;s uf iniiid und lu'iut.
They esay thut Jlr. Vandei'hilt and his civil have a hull or something in Drake's Opera past. I ahull
nii'iiuiinonr
immu,
L>XIUIIII!&8
to
thu
h^r,
always
praise the Vegetable Compound,
Wlmfc would
'J'u take tip revtuln hMulk'w ivJicu JJO hus
(lugruu, but comfort never!
for me.-—Sirs. AlARGAjiET AyvunsON,
not. yol, rratihud thn tlmu in which such cngiiiecr wont over tho Delaware, Ijiu-ka- House, Ktunhope, on tho 2-lth mat., in the for what it Juis
Ami tlio hiiuno vim ha Kept dean, tho
wanua
Hz
Western
Kailronil
out)
day
lnsi
3G3
Liabon
St,
evening.
I).
J.
iston,
Me.
l or lu'arL iiuui'fsimiunt in duniuinlud
domi!fitlt! machinery oilud mid in ucvtwt IK but to blouk tlio wliuvlii to a trim, log- week as for as Htroudsburg, and lo ! thu gen•unnlnifonliir, without miy of UICMJ huv- ical, ordurly ili'vi-lnpiumit of all th" fiicul- tlemen who know till about it imvo u hole
I/ydin E. Pinliliam's Vegetable Compnnml hna cured me of painful menstruarowing vislhlo evidences of thrift and or- tk
KhuU'U] li-nvn t)mt, a child's inter- hnrod through l'oconn Mountain ahviidy mil
There are fow men more wida awake anil tion und backache. The piiin in my buck was dreadful, and the agony I sufder. KitiiiKinu iiiHtnul or a wiukly un- ests cannot b« l^nurttd ami uthur int(;rcsta
henvul llHjru«roa<]jiilyrtuHtl»Bmnl tidy- foreign to Iila prost'iit BtiiKo of urawtJi have shortened tbo road fifty miles lietwwu miter prising than Hubort Killgore, of Dover, fered dDrilly nienstrtintiou noaily dr<m; ine wild.
! AIiutm'K Inmp was nnd A. 1' Ureen, of Cheater, N. J,, who spare
ii)K, intstotul of Hiitlu unibroliluroii cush- utiKlituttiil for Ills own. Shu will study Scrantou and Holiotien
Now this is all over, thanks to Mrs, J'inlthaio'snaedioine aud adyice.—Jd>s.
1
ion* too lino fur a tirwl liuail to rest umm books liku DOIKIIHOII'S "Growth of tlio uotn circimiHUiueL , for I nevor heard thut it no puins to securo tho best of everything ill CAHIUK V. WXLUAUB, South Mills, N. C.
cluitnod
to
huvo
hoi'ed
a hole through a thoir Him for thoir many customers. Thoy
urn snbslituU.il ronl uozy uir«h-B tlmliim-mi 13ri>]ii"or Wariin-'s "Tho Study of tho
jnstwhnt, tht»y luuk and which cim he Child" to find i\ trim phyHiciil UIIBIH for mountain, witb all it^ power. And yet, n How havo tho valtinhlo ageucy for Dr. King's
The preat volume of testimony proves conclusively that Lydia E. Pinkham's
quickly WiUudintulliuiiuwiwairvpri'uJHiiui (iduajtUon «(id tlion Mrlvu to ^aiii a clcitr- tuiujul Ujrotigh I'ocono is pos-fublu Givyn the New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs anil
to Kiitisfy tlio lioiiKuwifo if vlrtttnrH KIUMIM ar, lui^ur \\v\v uf nil thosu pKychcilaglo capital, nny sort of ougiuuurmg is pa-ssiblu in Colds. This is a wonderful remedy Unit is Vegetable Compound is a safe, sure itud almost infallible remedy incuses of
arriU) twuxtiratodly. Suppose!—ah, woll, luoiitioiiH wliioh hear on jnuntut iluvulup- this country.
irregularity,
suppressed, excessive or painful monthly periods.
[jt'oiluciug such « tui'isri} all over tho country
wn nwjil not K°Qnriupp"Hirig. Kvorvwoni- meiit. To 111 is will bo added a truo kiiuwlM11. Beasonor was up to siie us on Tuesday. by its many startling cures. I t absolutely
nn known just tlio sort of IIOUKO W l ) )dyo of thotio jirinoiplcs which iiiuko a
" The presnntMrs. Pinlcham's exper'h>nco In treating1 fon?ale ilia is unparalmoan, und 8l10 win Jmvo it if sho will bo miter mitlMHtaiullng v£ ilio cliild na a
Tho carpenters are working ut tlio trestk' cures Abitbma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness and
all ailat'tiaiiH of tho Throat, Chest and hnngn. leled, for years she •worked triilo hy side with Mrs. Uydia 12. Pinklnim, and. for
less u sluvo to tlio Iniiiito fimiinlno teiul- ililritiml huinfr. I t is nut lwird to do nil yet.
soinetime past has hud
&0I0 ehur/.ve of the correspondence department of her
tmcy to ivorr}' liorsolf and otlivnt to dentil ihin If you will look nt Iifu from thonhfhl's
1
Tbo Jeo house at this end of Luke Hopal- Call ut above drug stores uud got a trial bottle
uiul ridicule ulio cfirrlcfl liur ontm-priso ovuru UttludHRt iind UiKorder and givo itnmljioint, ^iviiiK him your own loving cong is going to bo an uuorinous alVair. It free or a regular size for 50 cents and $1.00. frront business, treating by letter u$ many as a. hundred thousand ailing women
through
to
actuality,
tuid
toilnyib
is
jiuiiilhorsulE
up
moro
to
thu
titwk
of
nmking
her
during
a
single
year."
Gtiruritfed to cure or price refunded.
liBtniutivu sympathy—Alice II. Putnam will hold a heap of ico, tell your folks.
iniuugii
uuluiuiijy,
„.!
~..f .,tu~..<,
,.r *i
i
iy
= -JI
'
n Woman's Uoiuo Coii)i»iuion.
oil out itsu otiu of tho HIIOW pluci's in tliu abode u homo in wry truth.
Dny before election the New York Journut
Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound; A Woman's Remedy for Woman's lite
Wlldornoss.
was very sure VanWyi'k would bo elected
Poor IleluiltMl Mini,
Slio is Misa Ihmvhtta A. HOK-Q arid lior
TnlNt' Ifulr nnil IfuI.I HCIIIIN.
Governor of New York, for it said: "Too
Tho lord of creation wan sitting with
Mrs.
Elizabeth
Clark,
of
Hackettstowu,
who
pkiturosquo tistabllKlmloiit IHIJIJJ'K tlio
Ignornnoo is hliss in moro things tlmn
quaint and jipiu'opriatu titlo o£ "OOW'K 80ino 111011 fvicntlH bofot'o a Rrutu llro ono NO know or l'culizo until wo huvo gained victory of to-morrow—and wo aro suro it will bus just recovered from a severe illuoss, is
iiefct." I t is a lon£, mm story hnililin^ cold uvutiini; last week and wns cxclmiig- mhniplJicBS ami \v\Mlom. 'X'hat hontlon bo a glorious victory—will he a national visiting hor graud-daughtor, Mrs. Oacnr
wltll a two Btol'lml oxlimsinn. Tlm struo- iiifrwith thoin oplnluiiH on pursons imd uiir Uujiloi* told too union wliim ho m\h\ triumph. It will be thu flint great sun din- .Smith
TJio couvorjsatlou Jiatl drifted
tiiro 1H mado of Itiff;, jiuolcd and cut so m things.
tho vory bust faieo Imtr in tho luurkot charged ugaiust the .stronghold of mnnmion,
M F, VicUersou spoilt a part of last week
to lit with luMiurney, iiml tlio Hours ami urouiul to ii discussion of murrlud Hfo, and thitt
riimo from tho heads of tbu dond. Tho tlm opeuing shot of tho cmipuign of 1000."
with relatives at Newark.
culling aro of resinous ami immmtio
i m m t i yull tholioBt hint tho Hour. "UiiitcuoiintablD, Bombings ^atliorcd by Paris ragpickcra nro
—DEALERS IN—
How
about
it,
Mr.
Hearst
J
Now
York
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Woodbull onterJow J)iiio. Tho chiiirn aro conifortnblo nf- Isn't It?" Bald ho; "How hard Ib Is to 11]most moru ui)itloami))fc, i))ou^l) UJCHO ^O
fali'6, ranging from old fashionud camp inako somo women unduistand that tlu>y Into theatrical wigs, and thi'i'o is no doubt State is still tbo " enemy's country " to Mr. ttiinod Uioir ran, William Woodbull, of
Bryan
and
bits
followers,
and
his
military
ohulrs to hugo half rough elcupy hollows doji't ueeil to jjmiiaRo their husbands) timt ull tho huir is truatod to an elaborate
Dover, one day last week,
I'VB nuvt'i' had any troublo of that kind
lock-jaw still continues, though • it was a
Mr. and Mrs. George Dorland, of Ulalrsmj'self—wiiuMn't Htimil i t for it wcoiirt procuHs of clfiiiiifiing buforu lfc is usoil, Tho slinmo for President MeKinley nnd Secretary
LUMBER, SASH, BLINDS, DOORS, MOULDehuupest
irrado
of
huir
used
in
America
towti, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
tovon if Polly woi'otllsiiosi'il tu try hur liand
Alger to keep the man in the army when he
ut inuiiiiguincnt-—hut ib fiueins iinpurisiblo cotovH from tlio JIWUIH of tJiu Cliiii^Hu. Tho might have been pumping air into the people Lurison u part of lust week.
INGS,
Etc. BRACKET and SCROLL SAWING
alubomto
nroccss
to
which
this
1B
subjecttoprevunt sowo womou from attuiii]>tin^
On Wednesday lust Mr. and Mrs. Martha
all sorts of things in tho way of regulat- ed show in uiTeuts. Tho Chlncso hair Is of Nebraska and lured that State from tue R. I-Iilrfobrant, jr., nnd thoir daughter, Mlas
DONE
TO ORDER. BEST LEHIGH and
II
lurgoly
to
inuko
tho
chimp
wiga
tlmt
bated
Republicans.
And
Juliau
Hawthorne
ing th« ttctioiifi of thoir iniGhtnidn. Now,
Ethol HiltlBbi'aut, attended a very pleasant
whon I full In lovo with l'olly, «ho was aro to bo BCUII on tho lowur oast sldo of has becu wasting his sweetness on tho desert Bin-prise on Mr, Hildebraut's father, M, H.
SCRANTON
COAL. SPLIT and BLOCK
thu
olty,
(Did
n
lurgo
nrojiortion
of
thorn
air
wliilo
fclie
people
of
New
York,
and
of
tho
wlmt tiliu is now in rarn momonta—mild
and pretty and amiably appreciative of my linvo n rcddlKh tiiiKQ after u littlo \vonr, United States, for that matter, have endorsed HiJdobrant, o£ Mildalo. All hia ohildreu
WOOD.
BLUE
STONE, BRICK, LIME, PLASwere present and a very onjoyablo timo was
Intellect. I did not over auk niysolf whoth- tha ufTcut erf tliu tvvnttmsnL
Hoosovelt, McKiuloy and Algor's 10 to 1.
spout. A feature of tho occasion was a roast
Tliero 1B uduorensing dotuimd for tu\no
orflhcMVfis clover OP not. • I didn't «tro.
TER, CEMENT, TILE DRAIN PIPE, Etc.
Try again, Julian ! Tlio people do not likn pig supper.
Wo got along KjiU'iulidly, Uko tho pious hair In England, it 1B euid, but that ia not
boy and his lazy brotlior, tlie first of whom tho cusu In America. BnldnosB iu on tho to swap horses until thoy got over the stream.
Mrs. Kntu Dufford, ot German Valley, bos
said tho prayers and tho last tho 'UTUQUH.' liicroiiso, dcalora eny. Muoh of thla mnong Evidently the peoplo of New York did not been the guest for somo days of MrB. Oscar
I did tho talking and Polly eggod mo on womon conioc from dyaing or )AciwhUie believo your tilco littlo atory. Even tho IS. Hmtth, of this place.
tlio huir. fiomo of this is dono to yot a
1th raising ot eyebrows, wulloa uud sym- fash ion a bio tint, but quite as of ton to hide niurinea took lia stock in it. Tuey wero not
Little Miss Louisa Budd, who for the post
pathetio 'OIIB' or'Ahs. 1 Woll, wo murriud. gray looks. I t is not unumiul for quite so greoa as you thought them.
several months has been at the home of Dr.
I havo learned that Polly's friends wero young yirls to show ono or two gray hairs,
Tbo result of the election even hi New Jer- aucl Mrs. Charles N. UUler, joined her
under thu impiTHBion that eho had cap- and whon in two or tliroo yearn thy two sey sustains thu administration and is a good
turtid a iuonttd glunt and was fuodiug him or tliroo becumo a dozun or moro, and deal of a rebuke to the lawyer from Pnssaic, mother, Mrs. Harriet Budd, a t Roseville, on
Thursday last.
with tlio fiiig«r jjlujiis of iiotion, Sho gave around tho ftico, whoro they first nmko
Sirs. JMary Hodgson has been at Bedmtester
peoplo to undorstaiid tlint I labored uiidor their uppoamnuo, it is not ploasunt, and a who came all the way up hero to tell us how
THE GREAT
the.
soldiers
were
abused,
but
wero
afraid
to
tho delusion that sho wns n vory Iirillliint littlo application uf dyu now and thuii
on a business trip for a few days, relative to
person, liko myself, and thut only hor tlooa not sljQjy anil hides tho obnoxious tell it lest they should be court martialed and the closing of her late mother's estate.
craftiness kupt mo from llnding out how whito that is^iBually undorHt-ood to menii have their heads cut olf or bo Jaiouted by tlio The Rev. nnd Afrs W. T. Farttiell haro
sliullGif mid sl))y aho wan. Wns ovor it iidvHUoing years. Whito hale ia beautiful terrible war secretary, who must havo cookort been ontertaiuing Mr. and Mi's. Vandorbilt,
moro nbBiml Idon ovulvod from tho bruin on an elderly woman, a n d It eoftous and soldier for breakfast, dinner anil tea. I t
of a silly girl? Polly clover! If eho only adds beauty tu a plain faoo, but thoro ifi proves, too, that the laboring men of Now of russule, for Kome days.
Tliero was fee horo on Saturday morning
MISS IHiNISIIiTTA BOWB.
know that hor mild oyos, with tho absolute nothing protty obout tho fow Btruggllng
and puritans. Tliero is no pnint or white- ignoranco of tho world that lies in thoir whito hair." thiib glvo tlio linad a plobnld Jersey, ubout whom our Democratic friends ono-lmir inch thick,
wash upon tbo corrugnted wnlls, for tbo clear dopths, aro my stars of hopo; that lior uppoarauco; htmvo the dya and later falso were BO much dxercieed before election—ho<
Charles KuiV, of West Uolioken, wus u visiwood Itsolf dcllefl Insect lifo, nnd tlm sorub- soft, faltering voice, thiitj gota shrill every hair. But tlio gamo Is hardly worth tho much do they care for tuom now ?—did not tor over Sunday with Mr. aud Mre, B. A.
ail vote against Voorhccs, in ejiito of tho dust
bing brush keeps tho walls, ns woll as tho timo bho tries to talk JoarnocJly, ia what oandlo.—Now Orloana l'iuioa-Democrat.
Hoivuli.
floor, so olomi thtit tho surfftco fairly I lovo bottcr than oratory und thut hor irthat was ldckud up about bis labor record,
Mr. and Mra. George Hand havo been ouglimrns whoro tbo liRht fulls upon it from responsible way of difioxisslng my pot
BouIIesa corporations, trusts, combines, etc
tortuining Mr. ami Mrs. 1'rudeu, of Morris1'oor W a y t o E c o n o m i s e ,
tlio windows In tbo duytiino or from u ihcorit's id what flnttors ami gratifies mo
and your favorite home paper.
'It is most dlliloult to ecanowlzo, and
Tlio yellow journals told us that the Ad- town, for a short visit.
largo lump at n i g h t Tho only miprraioh moro than any uniuimtof H:UIO pmiso from
to a carpet 1H U rug hero ami llimw nuuUi a ruuliy olover vvontrtn—Woll, if shu itvil- tho most dilllcult pnrt of it Is to know in iiiinistratiim duro not publish tho official reMiss TrowbridgR, of Morristown, Is a guost
of bearskin or ol tho pelt ot n wolf. Big izod nil timt, I wundur if sliu would atlll what direction to practice uconamy," etild port of tbo Comnmiulor of the Army lest tbo i if Mr. aud MIM. l'annvil ut tbe Presbyterian
sholvoa tnko tho piano of n ilrcsBhlis room beliovu that slm has 'mnnnged,' 'played tho wiBo woiujin, "Often thosu who do it people should rise in thoir might nnd grind }inrKoimgo.
will curry tholr economy to too grunt an
table, and grcafc iron nulls mill wooden with1 or 'deluded' jneF"
Mr. and Mrs. M. tt. Hildobrant, jr., enterextromo. TJio right way to do it; ifi to got it to powder and chow tho Secretary of War
tronnlls nlay tho part of ft wnrdrobo uml
Just
thon
Polly
eaiuo
Into
tho
room
In
tained Mr. Hfldobruut'n brother and bis wife,
along
without extras and utio just what Is all up.
hntraok combined. Outsiclo broad, brtolit
quest
of
a
book,
and
ono
of
the
guusta
joknocossnry for everyday comfort. I t doca
Well, wo have tho report. Did you seoMr, and Mrs. Hildebrant, of Gladstone, over
vorandnfl appeal to tho wotuont city
Sunday.
inon'B soul nnd afford a delightful resting ingly ropoutcd the subatnnccj of what lier not nicim that thoro should not bo enough, anything so very awful in it ?
husbimd hud said. Tiioro wag a quizzical nor nny deprivation of necossary comforts.
M V UfCEIHV TRIBUNE hasan Agricultural Department of the
plooo In rainy wmitlior.
At tho banquet given in Now York tho ft. A. Ilowell IIIIH routed his house to Iforlook Jn hor fact) as Bho Halrt:
"Thoro «ro ivoitionivhowhun fcboy 00011II. I . (VCCALI iniDUIIt highest merit, all important news of the
ton Hililfbi-fliit, who ia to t'iko pn&seHsion the
But tho crownlnK glory uf tho plaoo 1H
"Did you tiiiy all that, Tom?"
onilzo will do so at tho wrong end, Sho other day fn honor of General Miles, instead
Nation and World, comprehensive and reliable market reports, able editorials,
(li-Kt
of
next
month.
Mr
and
Mrs.
Howt'll
tho culinary genius of its fair inniuigor.
Hor liusbdiid Hoknoivletigcil tho corn. conius to tliu conclusion that wlionover slio of reducing Shaftor to a greaso spot, ho
interesting
short stones, scientihc and mechanical lnlormation, illustrated fashion
expect to leave for tho west to remain with articles, humorous pictures, and is instructive and entertaining to every Member
To lit herselt for lior calling BIIO entered a Polly luu^buil good naturcdly and (jald, doesn't buy nuytiling or cuts off an item toasted Shatter.
cooking sohool and was graduated us both "You old guoeo!" and left tho room. Sho I of oxponco BIIO IS economizing. Sho will
their daughter, Mrs. I1, M. Johnston, of St. of every family.
Tho
people
of
Now
York
had
more
sense
ohef und tooohor. So markml was hor suo- also loft an uneasy suBpiolon on hor hus- 1 nttoml to the grocers' bills. That is woll,
FA\no, 111.
oosa t h a t todny in tho winter season sho band's miiul that nftor all perhaps gho I but sometimes sho will cxpund SO cents' than to obey D. B. Hill's advice to knock
Owiug to tho Sturm of last Tlnuslay the
IRDM FRA S'vcs y" a " ' ' i e l o c a ' news, political and social, keeps you
tcachoa tho oookinR sohool of tlio Young
uianagotl" liim without his being awai'O worth of tlmoaud BtruiiRth to snvo 6 cents. down McCullagh's deputies, but the people of reception to tbe Ucv. and Mrs William T.
lllUll Lnfi in close touch with your neighbors and friends, on the
Women's nssoolation ot Mount Holyoko. of It. Tho sumo idea •occurred to moro Thon tho mmo woman iniiy uconomlxo on North Carolina wero foolish enough to mind
Sho IB tho only woman known to oonduot than 0110 of IIIH guests, but of course tliero bur luncheon, Sho will convlnco hersolf Bea. TilJman ivben lie told them the best way PammU was postponed until Friday evening, farm and in the village, informs you as to local prices lor farm products, the conaoanip in Slaijiuor jinywhoroolso, nil tho is 110 way of Undine out whothor suuh is thnb crtfclnff a luiddny jnoal in a moro Imblt to carry North Carolina was with a shot gun. when it fame of! mid provuL u most duiight- dition of crops and prospects for the year, and is a bright, newsy, welcome and
indispensable weekly visitor at your home and fireside.
lest toing lmimiKeil by men. I t Is there- the cafio or not.—Chicago Ohronlolo.
and will (llspon&o with it. Sho finds i t all
Notwithstanding, "God reigns and the f ill occasion. The house was artistically decofore fitting that lior unique plaoo should
tho easier to do so bocitUtio her htisbfiml is Governmout nt Washington still lives," hut rated with chrysanthemums. A beautiful
bo innrl:od by tho host cooking known to
not homo a t that moal, and of course shu North Carolina will ho porry ono of these centrepiece of these lovely flowers and greens
Ktliiny S c a r r e d Pnce».
Send all subscriptions to THE IRON ERA. Dover, N. J.
tho Mnino woods. Hero slio astonishes
ornmiieritcd tho dining-room table. In the
"Ono effect of tho oxtomlcd uso of Che dooB not want him to go without enough
guides, but moro especially sportsmen nnd bioyclo," m\U\ tbo hotol phyalalan, "In seon to oat, Sho thinks thut ho noeds moro days that it paid any attention to Ben. Till- afternoon tbo annual meeting and election of
aian. No nation has a monoply of fools, and
eportswomon, hy solving ovory day Parkor
food
than
shu
(loos.
EOUEO rolls, southern corn pono, gniluim in tho greatly increased number of faolal
I urn sorry to say thoy are not all dead yot in ollleers of the AVoinau's Missionary Socioty
THE MORRIS COUNTY
connected with tho church wns hold. Mrs.
"Tlio woman w i n practices tills sort of America.
goras, crisp Fronoh bread nnd tbo brittle, sours.
Faiinell was chosen president, vice Mrs "Willslender pk'tes known as Italian bread. , "Twonty years IIRO.Q woman with n economy will find that tho deprivation imoicatrlx
was
a
rarity.
"
Oue
touch
of
nature
makes
tlio
whole
poverishes
iiorsolf
and
hor
chlhlrun
nioniam
Bartley
resigned.
Mrs.
Bartley
was
In lior kitchen UIITO are broilers as woll
t
as ovens, and tbu hungry travelerramK<* "Now sho ban becomo almost common. tnlly nnil jiliyBically. Ofton in tho long world kin."
elected to tho office of vice president, and the
a woll broiled vculaon, n KlorioiM hair In thiw hotel, for instanco, thoro aro not run U iamovo oxiionsivo in nutual cash,
In n caboose tho other morning I saw a other ofllcers elected wero : secretary, Mrs.
AlORRISTOWN, N. J .
leas
than
£0
who
havo
SOUTH,
largo
und
for tho doctor bus to bo callud in.
stonk o r n. bird on toast equal to anything
small boy 8 or 10 years old. Wherever lie C. H. Howell; treasurer, Mrs. H. R. Hopkins.
Generated at your home or place ot
nail, produced by tumbles.
" T h o right way to cconcnnlzo is in oxserved In ftuw York.
"Notinfreqiiontiy you (incl ono with a travagancca, not in nccosaltlca.1'—Chicago Iiml slept during tho night somebody had There trore about fifty present. Notes of re- INCOBFOKATED MAHCU Sd, 1 8 7 4 . business. Let us tell you about it.
blacked both his cheeks, and hi trying to rub gret were receivetl from Dr. and Mrs. SLodTo tho writer Jllsa lioivo said: 'My be- disfiguring rod lino running from chin to Tlmus-Horald.
It is perfectly safe.
it off, ho bad only succeeded fu malting it dard, of Succasunna, ami tho Rev. J . H..
ing horo la largely an oxporliuont, which
President—HENHY "W. MILLITK.
hna turnod out successfully. -All Mint 1 ° 5 "Thoso Injuries aro eoldom dangerous,
woj-se. Oue of tho braltemon brought In a Scoueld and daii|;hter, Miss Mary Beofiold,
Vice President—AUIIKLIUS B. HUM,.
Clever Urn. HemlrlekK.
It gives a p u r e w h i t e light.
Secretory-Treasurer—H. T. HULL.
onn claim r.veillt for is perhaps tho idon of but thoy lcavo thoir tracos, nor has any For a grunt portion of his married lifo pail of water—lukewarm water a t that—for of Budd Lake. Supper was served and tbo
Showing colors the same as day light.
providing first, class cooking In tho primi- doctor wJw onou«h to provont tho scum tho lato Vico President; Thomas A. Hon- tbo boy to wash In, gavo him soap and a towel occasion was ono which will be long re—MANA.QKR8—
tive forest. When I began, peoplo said bowl fonnd.
It is twice the candle power of an ordricks was BO Inimorsod in politics and to wash tbo greaso oft" his face, and when ho membered,
Henry \V. Millor
Henry C. Pitnej
CARO LYNN,
Hint enmpore out wanted to rough it in
Aurelius B, Hull
Philip H. Hoffman
"This Is rough on tho girls. A woman B IHW, iiarLicularly tho former, that tho
dinary electric lamp, at naif the cost.
ovory respect: that tlioy cmmi from jNow skin mama to sear more easily than a biisinuws interests of thu family woro loft was clean tho brukomeu invited him to eat
Clias Y. Swan, M. D. Paul Kevere
H hums only one-half foot of gas per
John Thatcher
Eugeno 8. Burke
York nnd tlio other cities to tlio wilder- lniwi'B uml ovon a soKitch will aoniotlnios lurgoly In tho hands of his duvotinl and from thoir dinner pails and the little chap
hour instead of five feet, that the ordiGuy Minton.
ness for a clinngo, and that they would lcnvo a war. Then thoy Imvo «o benrtte to onurgotiu wife. Tlwlr only child dlwl in fared sumptuously fora littlo while. Ho said
nary gas burner consumes and thus does
not enjovOio saroo excellent t.iblo there liitlu tho jugKOd suwna. Our most rookluKH tliu early yeurn of thuir marrlud lifo, and he walked hore from the Ford mine, where
not heat the room.
Hint thoy' had at home. I thoughti differ- riders nru women. Many o£ thoni yo a6 Mrs. Hendrluks sought forgutfulntmB of hiB folks lived.
Statement January i, 1898.
ently, becauso I tail noticed tlio trouble Urcafencok speed, mid thoy pay no attention bercjivuinunt 1" looking nfter tho ticuuiuu*
It cannot smoke
It
Is
funny
to
think
tlint
that
youngster
nntl expense to which they had boon nut to the rules of tho rond.
liitlon of n fortliiH), Tho resulb Is that who
1
In bringing With them fine cannot] goods
ASSETS.
And thus blacken the walls of your rooms
"1'hen again whon thoy henomo inYDIVCU is generally Kclcnou-Jotl^fd to bo "tho bunt may bo President of tho United States ono of
and tho unit biscuit nil* oraolairs. ho J in illfllcultiGs with otborbloyoilstB or with buslnoss woman in Indiana." Sho mado these days, and not very funny, either. Do
Securities quoted a t Par Value.. tl,783,4<K>,51 Or polute t h e a i r t h a t you breathe.
wont ahcul, and, to my Brent f l i g h t , i
Market Value of Securities in
iclis thoy almost Invariably loso their Ghruwd invustniunts, and slio also mivolior tlio boys of to-da}' appreciate what a grand
huvo found that tlio Mon mot " • " ' " / „ heads wild do tho thing they should not do. huslmiul vnluahlo advtcn in bin nnlittcal thing it is to be an American citizen. A
excess ol Par Value
80,530.00
The flame is STEADY, which makes
IUOUB npprovnl from «« who visited tbe
"For thoso reasons boiling lotions, skm nffjilrR. Slnco his denth, In 18H5, Mrs, king in his own right, if lio only behave himTotal Assets
(1,813,030.51 its use easy for reading or work.
enmp."—Now York Prcsa.
HondrJolcs
htin
Uopt
up
1»T
intcroiit
in
leaiolnua, thoflnoKtneed JOB, silver threat!
self—a Democrat who inny one day ho n king,
It is rapidly supplanting all other light
A
robust,
manly
LIABILITIES.
«d such thlngB form a.largopartof ovory money gutting, and hot Investments Imvo barring tho crown,
son and a cooing Deposits
in printing and architects offices, where
*l,0O0,S40.5O
brought bnutlKomo returns.
hotel physiciiui's oqulpmcnt.
IInvo orrtt-r WKlioiit W o r r y .
baby-girl
nesUinpin
the
best light is required.
Interest
to
depositors
Tho thieves nnd housebreakers mado thoir
".As to the men, nouody pays any attenher bosom — what
To Imvo ii liomo In every sonso at tho
January 1, 189S,..
27,031.23
umiiml visit to Stautiopo last Tuesday ovenThe generator is automatic, making
more can any womSiirromlerca u Crown F « r I^ovc.
word l,,,,,,olike dumnmta a certain I:naok tion to them, iiml their fuclul Bears do not
anly woman ask ?
gas only as you use it.
Tlio l)rlri(!(?s.s 'I'ltana Alnnjtun, who dieil ing. They broke Into Mr. Kimiicutt'estoro
and also a keen and poignant diitorliUnu- amount to anything
It 13 a haan that Estimated expen- $1,033,031.73
"Vorj'fowof thorn marry or aro popu- in England, WUH lioirosn to tho throno o( and got away with about $IGO worth of clothIt is so cheap that the owner of a cottion not to Irecoino tbu iibsoluto flavo ot
H e a v e n intehtlcd
000.00
ses to Jon. 1,1803
tage can afford to have it.
oithor tlmn or tidiness. Of course us lar with women because thoy nro pretty. _ TuhlLl, but Bonio years ugo foil in lovo ing, Mr. Kinuicutt sayfi.
•hould be granted to every woman.
'Iiideod most of them aro rather pronn with a Scotchman and murrlcd him, dishoro sonio housokoopor who would irg.m
They had a wreck on tho Morris Canal on
Thousands
fail
of
this
becuuat:
they
nave
It has been accepted by the leading
$1,031,121.72
ng of , carding tbu carun of royalty to lead 11 quiut
urnnil red seam
sea... or two, sponk
speakhg
l t n s posillvoly criminal to lot breakup ( na brond
Wednesday. It was not much of a wreck, to neglected to look after their health in a Surplus for protecinsurance companies of the country.
1
stantl live minutes after It was 011 tlio tn- angers past. It looks martial, don't yon [ind uuevoutf ul lifo a s wifo of » Suotuh uo euro, but still it was a wreck that stopped womanly way. Tbe health of a woman's
tion o£ depositors
179,517.70
babiea ia dependent upon her own health
I hallliu lit Anstruthcr, Tho Tnhltlaii prinbio, or who wouldn't break a pair ot
11,813,939.51 It has been adopted by the United
tha passing of boats ovor tho plauo for a during the period of prospective maternity.
blankets to erne n baby from ' " * / . »fe,
' A M I O W may l" l v 0 l m l 1 ) l l s o l " " j k ,C"J 1 CCHS wna wsll known mid mitult GHtoomt'd
Interest ia declared nutl paid In January States Government.
couple of hours. I boliovo tho rope broke on The prospective mother cannot be loo par,en by butting against a lamppost, but by tho jiunnlo of tho town und district.
shrugs hor shouMoM ar.d e i w s ><»"'»
nml
July
of
ench
year
from
tlio
profits
of tho
A line addressed to us will bring; you
ticular nuout her physical condition. If
tho plane car.
hen itfis healed ho likes to ride sinwl}'
sonio linoiliipilimmuiry remnrks aliout tno
nny desired information regarding it, or
she suffers from local weakness, nervous- previous six mouths' business.
tho parks
parks and
and have,
have, tho
tho g
g rrlss look
oiigh tho
Deposits mailo on or before tho 3d liny of a call from our representative if you so
sort (if homo swell a place woiilil ""•
.
I
t
is
rumored
that
another
of
the
good
citiA
cup
of
hot
wit
tor,
flcoljircs
S)r
AJiiIraw
ness
or
loss
of
vigor
and
virility,
M
r
childer if
if the
the injury
injury w
w ss
alter Win andd wonder
dren will be weak, puny and sickly. Dr. January, April, July and Octobor, draw in- desire.
uf London, pnssi'ssps tho Hinno iuo- zona of Stanhope has gone to tho gold cure.
llut let no nhmtru »!"• * »**> t h l ' '{ Jot inlllcted by the sntorof a Spanish ol"- Chirk
Favorite Prescription is the only terest from the 1st day of tho said months
diclnal quiilitlus attributed to mi cquni
Tho cup that cheers and iuobrfates has a Piorce/s
would bo in very truth "liomo, sweo
unfailing cure for all weakness and disease respect! rely.
.(mount
of
whisky,
whllo
lacking
tho
inbumo" to a far more certain doerm 1">
BANKING HOURS.
° ° " A mill, who has his noso broken filmply jurious lironortlos. Hot wntor In nhun- strongo power ovor some people, 1 know a ot the delicate and Important organs that
nhoro Hio linriwo.1 head feels that ho 8 puts a shield over it and goes ahead earnbear the brunt of maternity. I t makes these
From 9 a. in. to 4 p. m. dally, excopt Sutur,
diuico is cKfiuuially rccojuuiondod in nin- man who need to try to keep tho Stanhope orgvtns strong-, healthy, vigorous, virile and day.
not privileged to »it on certainb lcon
fortSaturdays from 9 a. m. to 112 in. (uoon)depot
from
falling
some
years
ago
and
folks
l
b
DOVER, N. J.
Inrial troublon.
elastic It makes the prospective mother
ohlo looking but too good t ° . ° ^ , , .
said, "TVlJQt npityl" nnd passed on on tho strong1 and cheerful. I t robs maternity of anu from 7toI) p . mof furniture, nnd who feels that he, must '""A'voman who l.,« her nose broken
E. C. HARVEY, Manager.
Salt thrown on conls when broiling other sfdo of tho way. Maybo und English Us perils. It insures a baby constitutionretire t o tho back yard if hamrm to 1 n
Btcult will nrnvuut blnxinf; front thudrip- camo nnd that man nover profVssed to be ally strong-. It is the invention of nn emidnlHoln nn after dinner snioko, 1,115s tin
and skillful specialist, who has had
plljg tut. Whon coutuntH of a put or pun converted, as folks term couvoi-sion, but ho nent
Phlladolphia Times.
.
tbirty ycnrs' training- in this particular
boll OVIT or JH-U HplllL'd, throw on suit itt mada up Uis mind ho would not drink any brunch,
during which time he and liis staff
No, wo da l.nt iitlvoaito slovo lin™ *
.
Rfcwim Fitter Wanted,—Ono acuiiBtomed to
once.
I
t
will
pruvont
a
dlMtgruujiblu
odor,
moro. I have beard him UAl of tho struggle. of physicians have proscribed for many
nny moans. That, is ns certain dlhcorfurl
steam and Hot Water heating jobs on small
Tuach a ClilW *« Th
IHH\ tlm Btovo or rango may bo moro read- ho liad in the beginning; how ho had to lock thousands of women. Medicines dealers
ns miperlatlvo tldlnosn. CWiitu » " u .'.'
houses.
DOVER BOILER WORKS,
l
ily
cluimiHl.
sell
it
and
an
honest
dealer
will
not
urge
P l aa
" to
u p t o slug, comfortable sort ot • ' « ' »
« tho richest BUgfiufitiuns
tohnvvthoovhimself in his room and throw tho key out of upon you an Inferior substitute merely for
Dorer, N. J.
rosolv™ Itsolf Into eleanllnesH l l < * k « erydny life of tliu nursery arm bo mudo to
the window in order to keep himself from the little added profit lie may make thereon.
In
plnyliiK
^olf
highland
gnitors,
which
so KlnriiiBlyolltrURlvu tli»t it is I " " ' "
yield tip Its truiiHiu-es of oil imd wine, ooirici up tn n peak in tlm buuk, aro qulto rushing into a tavern to get another drink
Notice of Settlement.
"I am the iiiotlicr of a nice linby four nnd a
n,U«n that resolves l..elf Into, al».»oom B iKootlness find truth, for both huby and
Notice is libreby given that tbe accounts of
as uniuh worn 11s tlm golf BtonkingH. Both and then the jig would Imvo been up, and lintf mouths old," writes Mrs, J. V. Cloiitfli, (Box
intlier. Hu nhows vwy clonrly llwro that hiKb nnd low Khoc-ri «r« lived on tlio UJIIW. to-dity ho is dothed in his right mind ami ho 203,) of Lisbon, Grnflon Co., N. II. " I cnunot
tho Hubncribor, Goorge O. Cummins, ailuilnlagive too much praise to Dr, Plerce'8 Vnvorite
j trator with tbo will annexed, of Bridget M*o'while It in easy tuhoep in «yiiii«ithy with Thn mth:n am ulthm' nmtlo ntuddt;d with
1
L'rescriptlou."
don't
touch
nny
intoxicating
bovorngo
any
Bhop
next
to
Dr.
Cummins
f
l
n
v
a
f
\
)
I
! LfiughHn, tleceosod, will bo audited and stated''
lultlhl nature, and for umny im>thnvx to bohnallfl or rubbiT disks.
Dr. i'icrce'a Pleasant Pellets cure conBLJ.CKWKU, 8T1SEET UUVCr» !>• J . hy tho Surrogate, and reported for settlemoro tlmn if ho had gono to tho gold euro.
provklu tor tlm viiryingiiciiHt'li'riH autSvillas,
stipiUion. Constipation it* the cause of
ment to thu OrphutifT Cuurt of tbo County uf
| yoL that to ri-iiUy umlornluiid tho origin
diseases. Cure the cause and you Estimates Cheerfully Olvoa.
Morris, on Tuesday, thofcTvoutletbday of DoWlwii tho horrid ilofio of nustor oil cim- I hnVG [mown 111011 who wont to tho gold ninny
One " Pellet" is a
und und of thin iiotlvity jm t'lii'iiost Htiuly uot bo I'IWUIUH], it Iri well U> Uuvw that tlio euro, iiml of whom people Riiid thoy wore cure the disease.
combor uoxt.
tfetitlc
laxative,
and
two
a
mild
cntliarof tho liunuui tniml In It.n liullvUlual and nil bi'ijunifa lantiilfKS if lwatt-n and tlmr- cured when thoy ciuno homo, whovdiod drunkSatisfaction Qturanteod.
Dated November -itti, 1808,
lic.
Drugidttts BCII them, and nothing IM
Houlul r^lnlimiH Iri nlfiu twvdotl. Tim moth- oughly ndxud with tho whltu of un I'tjy.
GEORGE O. CUMMINS,
ards because tbo gold curu d{d not givo them "juBtus (rood.11
st-iy.
jobwa
that thought ami ivvttnu iw
Administrator, &c.
THREE HAPPr\YOMEN.
HYDRO
LiTHIA
HEADACHES
WOMAN AXJ) HOME.
DOVER U U M P E R CO.,
BLACKWELL STREET,
-:- DOVER, N. J.
BUILDING MAT£RIAL6 OF Ml KINDS
TELEPHONE NO. 3O
The New York Weekly Tribune.
NATIONAL
FAMILY
NEWSPAPER
FOR FARMERS
AND VILLAGERS
TheIronEra,Dover,N.j.
BOTH ONE YEAR FOR $1.25.
M
HEW LIGHT
SAVINGS BANK THE ACETYLENE.
Tne Hceiyiene LigMing Co..
3£S33S
JOHN O'CONNEUL
Practical Plumber, Tin and
Sheet Iron Worker.
Steam and Hot Water Heat«
Ing.
Wanted.
H E IRON EKA DOVER. N. J.. NOVEMBER 18. 1898
Zbe Iron Bra.
V, NOVEMUEP18.
1898
l.llci-iiry
N o u s .
LADIES' MU5LIN UNDERWEAR.
I n l i i e d i - s t i i i - ; ; . l f i i > T i i . <<f h i s .-U-vy
.if t h v
'• M l T i i i n u c "
i n t i n 'Il i v i ' i n l u T
('- nfurif,
w h t r h i - I n l i t 1 1111 u m i M i a l i y : t t t ] " ; t " t l « i l m i l i i -
OUR
m•ij'ilKltfil liu- 1.1. u ..) lilnrl.in;.: 1 he cluinlir! ill
Til,- .^inUiiiji <,i HK- .-..HU-r h a d
liK-iiortk-red Uy AuiuiPii .SiHiii'--"ii. hut, t h e
roiiiniuiidiltg I'Uk'ur "IV S m i l i n g ' Imd n o t i-xiniti J il tlit* mtiLio-uver wlii'ii I h e U n s h i p
univi'-t, iiii.I iliL> w..rkinn 1.11L of lite [thin, tin
THE DOVliK PRINTING COMPANY KimtiuKo.
I'L'mJMIKtlK AND MKM'KIETOHK.
TEKMsl OK STHSl HH'TION INVAUI
AHLY IN AHVANCK.
Ouu Your
S!x Mouth*
Tln-tf Mouth**...
TJii
" Tlie ii.lvfiit of niiotliiT November bring
touiimltim hallowed nixf iieiu-nVent vitoUn
or jiivin-: UmnkK tit AlmiRlity (i<«l for a
Ilia lilfs-iiics hi'stuwed upon ns during th
year. While upon each individual soul tlier
rusts Hdi-bt of tcraliiu.h; for iMiinilfhs 1>|. *
inj-s uf n p iMUiii! nature, ami while tlier
dwells within the people us <L wliok- u reuliwi
tionol" (lei'ji iiblipitiim for tho surety an
prosperity iniiiiitfhti-il in every direct 10
thr*»tiK(H»it tlie Juml, we an- all ina-i..- kw-nlj
uwuruof Hin very ehpeciiil hlfM-iiiK by tbw
Diviiw I'tttvidrnru thiil biw brought to
six oily iiml B«ec:esnful termination n cnnine :
for (tit. liWU-nm-i.l of bujmmty und of 11
cause, by which we have liwu spared tl:
JUDGE LAMBERT, of the Second Precinci
Police Court, iu Newark, before whom tw<i
Routh Orange commuters were yesterday arraigued for having refused, to pay their fare*
unless provided with seats, rendered a dec!
slon to the effect that commuters aro not
entitled to seats. When they purchase tickets it entitles them to passage only. He is ro
ported (is having said, further, that it they
didn't like that they were not compelled to
travel on the road.
If the learned judge has rightfully construed the law, which we are loth to believe,
it were high time that ft be changed.
I n s c r i p t i o n Might b e I m p r o v e d .
On page one is an article descriptive of tli
proposed monument to be erected at Audersonville, «a., in memory of tbe New Jersey
soldiers buried there. This monument, it is
stated, ia to bear this dedicatory inecription
Go, stranger, to New Jersey. Tell her tha
we lie here in fulfilment of her mandate ant
our pledge, to maintain the proud limne oi
yourfitatfl unsullied, and place it high on th
scroll of honor among the States of thi
great nation.
Tho ERA would respectfully suggest thai
this inscription mighteasily be bettered. Suppose, for instance, the "stranger" haijg from
Yucatan, or Kamschntka, he might not undur"
stand how the "proud name" of. Ms State
wns maintained "unsullied"and piucod "Iifgh
OD tbe scroll of honor among the States ol
this nation."
ON page 1 will be found a table of election
returns which for completeness stands alone.
No other newspaper published in northern
New Jersey has a table lik« it. Not only 1
tho vote of every candidate in each eloctlon
district given, but tho table gives Also tu
pluralities for each election district. Reactors
of the ERA who take an interest in such matters will find tbo table of value for future
reference.
WINTER
STYLES
Hulfr.Hl. T h e p r e l i m i n a r y M *••.-• . u v d e t a i l e d
in t h i s 11 iiiutier uC tin- iha;:/t/.iin-, u n d in !(tt*-i'
issues t h e islory *jf Hie ninkinu of
thyeaiitm-t! m u l iiiipCN.iiini.-nt of h e r ei'ew
will f«-^ivL'ii at Jii'i.t luiiui. Tiiis if. tin; *>uly
a t w u n U ' i hi.stix]»l-Jit t l m t Mr. HOIIMJII h a s
w r i t t e n for i m b l i c u t i o n .
" W I i a t H l i a i l UurJ{(i\h (in for" u h i v i n g . ' , ,
is t h e t i l l c of a vnhiiiH* by C h a r l e s V. WinRiit'
which tin- lliniliK-duy \ l l e L ' l m v <\> havi
just i^Tied. It. is full <)(' u . l v k e in p a i u n t s
ami L'hiidrfji h u s d l mi t w e n t y y e a r s ' hl.udy 01
IN
MEN'S
SUITS AND
OVERCOATS
ARE READY.
the author's part, und reinforced by inter
WIUMJI Mr. Wiugiitu <|ti..U^. Tlie book treat'
nf physical, inuiital, und moral training; o
wliiHil und cullcgu life; ;un< ol' the t^s.-ntia
t>4jlli[uiu>tit for siircf.ss iu life. It tells what l
youii^ niiiu hLurliuK in lift) wants to Unov
'""TtifiTfrnv Ei, David L'. Wutkin-s, Speuki
of tho Iluuscof AwmMy, A<-titig Governor
do desigua'e nnd set upurt Thursday, th
twenty-fourth day of iWovenilier fnjitaut, an i
day of thanksgiving, •>» wlik-li day I do ru
amunuud tlmt. the people iiHsumtjlu in then
nlui'W of worsbip for a hervire of praisu ant
A.H ( o T l i e t r Itolullvt: M e r l i n .
thaults t<i Almighty Ciod for tlu» hlcming*
At a cut rip firo of V'urragut 1'ost, Nu. -S, l.i
bestowvd nntm US individually and onlinetively. fitrttieciMiruKcand hop" that umpire A. It., h d d o u WediKsduy wight of lu-st wn-lf
ourpKoplo, ai,d for nil tho iwnoHt of lilwrt; in thu SOUH of Vetoiaiis' Hall in IVtersoii
and oivili/utiim which wo enjoy.
tlrigniller fJeuoiul John IlumsKy, of Jor.-,u;
City, und Adjutant John 'J". Hilton, of tli
THE Worlil repurts that Colonel Wllluit KBCOIKI Now Jersey Volunteer lufuiitry
J. I3ryim 1ms so fur rtn-uvural from his rwei
hail u littl« I'untrnversy. Cjenerul Jiainsej
attack of " military Jock jaw" 11s to spea disparaged thu volunteers of LliyH|»U)isb war
with considerable freedom on election rusuli
Ho Uild how bis command of o,'M) men btiili
and th« purt tho war has played in politic
forts und did other Imrd muiiunt ltibor iu tIn
Civil U r nr with but little sickness. " Pooplt
IT WAK ilue to a niistuUe. on the part of
have uu idea," ho said, " that to clothea man
compositor, uidwl ami altvtted by the EUA
in uniform und put u gun in his htiud make
proofreader, ami not Lo u disposition to " ho
bini u soldier."
it," tlmt this E H A lust weuk elusaed All
AVIILMI Adjutant Ililtona turn riui.e t*
i county, as n H
L. MeDorumU, of
publicnu in its story of tbu uluction of N 6|)eak, ho-umdo these ronmrlis:
" T h o inou of VS nro as good nieci und m
vembur 8.
good jsuliliei-K as those of '(SI. To disparagIN EBSKX county Elvin W. Crane, Demi tliHin is to dlspam^u your own sous, and wher
cratjc cuudkluto for Governor, ran seven is tbfc Gruiid Army nmu that is willing to adhundred votes beliind tbe Democratic vot mit that his preuepts and tiMiehiiign have
for Assembly, from which it would uppen far misi'urnud 1 There in no dUVuroueo bothat Air. Cruuo was not tbe cboico of th tvvecu the meu who fought lit Gettysburg
Dtiiuoerutic! party so inucb as of thu bo* and in tbe Wilderness, and those, tlmt
United States Senator James Smith, jr.
climbed San Juun Hill and laid dowu thoi
live-tin this fevor-riddon trouches of SantCOLONEL Murrell, having ingratiated bin iugo."
^
self with tho Democratic party iu New JerUtillock lit Tvouhto Atxiiin.
sey, might now try bis hand at establiahiu
more ronlial relations between the eolorec
Tbonms U. llulloek, of SuceaKunna, 01
and white citizens of North Carolina. Wi: Weduebday caused the arrest of Thomas Mu
minium, in tlmt State, would fieem to t ffer
Donald, his cnaehinuu, on a i-hargo of adulgood field fur him
tery. Bullock iimdo hia complaint befori
Justice Brown nf this city, whu :sshued a wai
S M D the Warren JJcmoerat iast week:
rant for SLoDotiuld, who is now iu the county
" J t is over. Part of our cause that wu: jwil a t MorrisLmvu in default of bail I3ul
victoriuus we huve won thu grea'estthing we lock accusi'B McDonald nnd Mrs. Bullock ol
dtwij-f d. Tht next house o£ Congress will be
improper conduct,
Democratic."
Bullock is one of tbe bent-known cuiiunuAbide from the reJbtake about the politico
composition of the nest bousa of Congress tovs traveling daily between New York und
due to etroiifouB reports sent out by tht Now Jersey. Several years ago he got into
AsKoeiated Press, feucy the state of detnoral legal fight wltb tbo Iielawurn, Luekmvui>j)
zutiun the editor of the Warren Democrat aud Western Kuilroad because he insisted on
nmht hiive been in when be penned th carrying packages into the passenger cnai'hes
of trains. After be li«U been •vnivu-d several
above parttgrKph.
timefi, he WHS put olt the triiin OUB duy foi
THE Alnrria Journal in its lB=me of Novem violiitiim of thin rule. He then miud thts com
ber 10 published 11 8 ring of alleged " needs pfiuy for daiuuges, and tbe eonJjHiiiy beat hlii
of liuvi-r, to the number of twenty-six, o iu tho courts.
wt ich it s a d : "The above twenty-six aeetli
supplied wouH be a mighty hifp lo the lift
ami \iroqn'$s of Dover." To supply a very
small part of them would bankrupt ('over,
which - HUeB us tViiutr thut Editor SppiicH
must be something like tho fox in tbe /nbli
who, having by &-me mishap lost his tui
went about urging his fellow fuzes to cut o
their tails too.
PALL AND
Are We Loixlng SliukVHpcaret
I would not a})1 th'it wo hiivo nlrendy
lost Shakes-penru or thnt wo shull Jose
ShaUespoui-o within tho Hpaco of a gunurutlon, wrltuB Murk H. LicldeH iu Tho Atlnutio What 1 would, say is that wo can
JOKG Sbitkefpeiiro, and more easily, too,
than wo think. We English speaking peoplo hnvcj alreudy been ailvlfitd to nhuiulon
Chaucer—in a journal, it is true., whose
advice is not usually worth tho taking,
but BUCII fit raws show tho wuy this current
Beta. Perhaps it will bo some time before
any onu Miil bolilly toll us to glvu up
ShaUes]K!:iio mid tlius show tlmt trlmkuspouro Is alieady lJvaotlciilly given up.
But if it is trno that wo huvulott Clmuoer OB populur lltoraturo, that wo lmvo last
Sponsor I»'H popular literature, that wo tiro
losing Hilton AS popular liujnituro, how
sbull wo ultiinntoly uncapo losing tihokosIjoaro? Of couwo wo cuu BclJishly soy thut
Bbukuspnnro will lust our tiino, und the
future can tuko earo of itself, or wo can
full baok ou 11 narrow ideal of culturo, mul
say that there will always bo onough
echolars umong English Hpcuking peoplo
to keen thu light burning beforu Shakespouro's shtiuo, or wo cim i^uoro tho facts
and graiidlloquoutly puy that, Shakusiiearo
1B for all time. Jiut, tho day may oomo
whon Sbal-L'gpL'iiro will bo mldiid to Chuucor, ami wo shall lmvo in literature a
Rachel weeping for her children uml not
to bo comforted.
The sanitary, non-swtat shop make of undergarments, These foods arc made in clean, sanitary workshops, outside the city, not in New YorK sweat shops where most of the ready-made underwear is made. They are
well made and nicely finished, the way you would make them at home, but they cost you less than if
you made them yourself.
Men who putnmisMj thtt tutn'chmii tailor ~jur
tiuulurly iuvited to inspect.
Our clothing looks OH well, is tailored us
good, nud costs you just bolf th« mei'dunH
tuitor's jiriei».
pai wool suits
flu wool Overcoats J
Corset Covers.
t\Z OoC» square neck, farcy front of
alternate rows of inserting and fine
tucking, row of inserting across back,
front, back and sleeves edged with narrow embroidery.
Cor. Blackwell and Sussex Sts.,
DOVER, - NEW JERSEY
Shoes.
Men's Underwear.
Sporting Goods.
SPECIAL.
Men's whit? wool shirts and drrwers, made to sell
at St.oo per garment
Everything for the sportsman at losest prices.
Guns at $to.oo, $12.00, $13.00, $15.00, $18.00 and
$30.00.
Hunting Coats $1.25, $[.65, $2.00.
Smokeless Powder, Black Powder, Loaded Shells,
&c.
$1.50 pair.
THE SOLE SURVIVORS,
By Q. A. Henty.
$2.00 pair.
TIIIH ia a tai« of wirly Amerlcaa history, by the
favoritu story-toller of AinBrlcnn and English boyu.
TRINITY BELLS,
By Amelia E. Barr.
240 pairs ladies fine dongola kid shoes. These
are in lace and button, with light or heavy soles,
A dtsllghtful historical romance for R>HB, d f n l K and are made in three styles of toes. Every pair
with UfM in Old New York, and written by ons or
thu m»st spjriied a n d couBcitiutluus AniBrican made of solid leather by honest workmanship.
authors.
$1.69 pair,
A STORY FOR GIRLS,
48 pairs men's box calf laced shoes with heavy
soles, full leather lined, made onthenewes style toe.
$8.50 pair.
A series of amusing episodes of history, ancient
mid modern, told Iu au euttrtiUnlug way. It will
uivukeu a new interest ia thin important branch or
study.
Airs. C. D. Slgsbee, tho wife of the captain of
tfiH Unirlt'flliip-t*liip
ilAiNR, will write about" Pet*
AIl»ut." H
Also vontributfons from T\r*. Burton Harrison,
CUru Murris, tialett Burgess, Ll»yd Oflbournc,
Lt. Endlcott, Poultney Ulgclow, Lt. Peary,
etc., ate.
75c each.
Black Dress Goods.
SILK WARP HENRIETTAS fine and lustrous,
$1.00, $1.25, $1 50, $2.00 to $240 yard.
FRENCH BLACK CASHMERES. The finest
and heaviest cashmeres imported, 50c, 75c, 90c and
$1.00 yard.
Carpets.
Ingrain Carpets
Brussels Carpets
Hemp Carpets
Brussels Hall and Stair C a r p e t s . . . .
Ingrain Stair Carpets
,.
Hemp ytair Carpels
45c yard
70c "
15c "
75c "
Horse Clothing.
Our assortment of Horse Blankets is the Inrgest
in town.
Stable Blankets 98c, $1.35, $1,65, $1.85, $2.25,
S2.75 up to $5.00 each.
Square Blankets at 90c $1.35, $1-75, $3,00, $2.50,
$3.00 up to $8.00 each.
Plush Carriage Robes from $1.50 up.
Whips, Halters, Circingles, Curry Combs, Brushes,
Stoves.
15c
Lamps.
We are showing a splendid assortment of 'all the
latest styles in these goods. Handsomely decorated
lamps from $1.98 up.
Cylinder Heating Stoves; with sliding doors, draw
grates, nickle trimmings and vase, J4.45 to $20 each.
Double Heaters, handsomely trimmed and ornamented $15.00 each.
Ranges in a large assortment of styles and sizes
from $10.00 up.
THE GEO: RICHARDS CO.
DOVER, NEW JERSEY.
Every household with children
should have St. Nicholas.
$3.00 a Year.
_
Made with two clusters of
/ i t 49C« fme
tucks and trimmed
wijh handsome embroidery.
We have just placed on sale
'i'lila itmea/Jno for hoyH and tflrlB IB without.
rival in Its field. The fcatnrta for the uowinj;
60 pairs men's line satin calf, full double sole
year will ^iiiii for It a host of now friends. A few
leudlug attritutioos aro:
shoes, tipped, round toes. This makes a very nice
A New Henty Story,
dress shoe, and a good wearer.
BRIGHT SIDES OF HISTORY,
By E. H. House.
Drawers.
Of good muslin, with fine
A t ^ 9 C » tucks and iwo inch hem,
Nicely made.
/ i t tp.caOO* lawn with 15-inch deep .
Made with handsome
llounct: of line lawn with alternate rows At $ 1 »25» square front of wide
These are but a few items from the
of tine inserting and tucking. Wide open work inserting and wide embroidlow
and medium price garments. We
embroidery edge Ic match. Has pro- ery edge, cuffs to match, saque gown,
tection rufile.
three box plaits in back.
have them as fine as you want them.
120 pairs of men's Vcaif, double sole tipped shoes
in lace and congress, made by Durland, Thompson
& Co., ol Honesdale, Penn., at
CONDUCTED BY MAUY MAPES DODUE
By Laura 13. Richards.
No writer ia more welcome to tho younK folk of
to-tluy lima the ant or "C "Co[itttio •laaixary,'1
and tliia ia OUB of h«p boat efforts.
Gowns.
Made with row of medium
embroidery across from, narrov ed/je lawn with wide cambric inserting1 and _
Empire gown,
trimmed across shoulders and back, finished with clusters of fine tucks and medium wide A t 7 5 C « w ith medium wide insert- / i t 85C» w ide cambric inserting being and embroidery, plain yoke backs, tween clusters of line tucks and three
herringbone.
embroidery.
inch embroidery.
_
Made of linn cambric, low _
Made of line cambric made of good muslin.
TURNER & CO.
ST. NICHOLAS
MAGAZINE
Skirts.
_
Square front, trimmed with _
Made of good muslin, with _
Made of good muslin, front
/ \ l -CtiC, embroidery,
high back, / i t 70C# wide umbrella ruffle of A t 4 9 C « o f Soijd fi n e tucks, turn
with narrow embroidery i^ilge.
tucked cambric, tucked bottom.
down collar, plain cuffs, mother hub_
Made of cambric, square
Made of rint: mu.sJin, bard back.
/ i t < 9 C . from and back, wide em- A t $ 1 . 0 0 . w l th umbrella
ruffle, A* <Z4 ftft Empire gown, square
broidery across front, narrow edge on (wo rows of lucking, and 1 rimmed with i l l <M*UU a neck, irimmed with inshoulders and back.
embroidery.
serting and fine wide embroidery to
_
Of cambric, square front
Ol fine muslin, thirieen match, three box plaits in back, ribbon
tAl ^iyC» ; i n t j back, handsome wide / » l
inch deep flounce of bow.
25 cents a number.
SALE DAV
THE CENTURY CO., NEW YORK.
SHERIFF'S SALE,
IN CIIAKCEUY OP NEW JEIISET.
Between Samuel H. Grey, Attorney-General,
informant, and New Jersey Mining and Improvemect Conipnuy, defendrtiita. Fi, fa.
for palo of mortgaged premises Returnable
to February term, A. D. 1899.
Saturday, November 19th Men's
and Boys'
Fashionable
Clothing
J.A.LYON.
B. H. GREY, Attorney-General.
f>Y virtue of the above stated writ ot Fieri
D Faoms in 1113' bands, I shall expose for
ule at Public Vendue, at the Court House in
3Iorristown, N. J., OD
MONDAY, the 19th day of December next,
A. D., 18DS, between the hours of 12 m. and 5
o'clock p. m., that is to say at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon of said day, all that certain
pfooo or -Hireol of land and premises
hereinafter particularly described, situate,
lying and being in tbo township of Houknway, in tho County of Morris and State of
New Jersey, being part of tbe Hibernia tract
nnd begins in oue of the outside Hues of
said truct in a line of the Winters farm, being
on a course south four (4) dogrees west, distant eighty (SO) chains from tho northwest
corner of the said Wintere' farm, thence running (I) south Bixty-eigbt (08) degrees west
twenty (20) chains" and fifty (50) links to a
heap of stones on a ledge of rocks; thence (2)
south twenty-one (21) degrees, west eleven
•haluB and farty-flve (45) links, to a heap of
;toues on a ledge of rocks; thence (9) south
efghtdegrees west seventeen (17) clmin3thlrtysix {'H\) links to a heap of K ton eg; thence (4)
K n e w I1U IIuiiitH.
south fifteen degrees east twelve (12) chains
Tho lollowinB (inectlotu is given mo by to two black oaks on the hill; thence (5) south
forty-three (48) degrees east ten (10) chains
an Indian cillit'tfruH illustrative of tlioiiian- ami
eifibty-five (85) links to a red oak for tbo
nera und custonis of thn wily l'nthaii. A corner; thence (0) south Beventy-six (70) decertain {j*uuoral and his Bti\iX, whilo wt'iul- erces and thirty (.'JO) minvtea east nino (!))
Ing thoir way thruugh ono o[ tho narrow- chains and twenty-live (85) links to the said
est vnllnys of Tiruh, woro amioyod by tho outeide line of tbe eaid Hibernia tract;
atfcoutforis of n eolitiiry nmrli.su»i», wJio thence (7) along tho same north four (4) defrom time to timo «ont a bullot unpleas- crees east fifty-seven (5i) cuaius and forty
(10) links to the place of beginning. Coutainnntly CIUHU. AC lust tho general turned to ing
ninety-niuo acres, but after deducting one
his orderly—a Pathmi sowar—and told aero, part of a tract of thirty acres returned
him to dismount take his ciirhino und try to Isabella Kearney, at the request of Charles
and etalk tbo njoiuit'iinwor. Tlio Bovvur Winters, Maj 10,1787, included therein, there
started off, and prosontly thoro was a remains ninety-eight acres.
cruel:, ami a gray beavdud old Afrlfli tumtilud hcmllon^ down tho iiiountain slilo.
Being tbe premises convoyed by Allan
Tho Bowai* rejulneti and foil into his place. Emory
to the New Jersey Mining aud Im"•\Vt?ll douoJ" wiiil tl)o gi'Mirul, "Bufc provement Company, by deed dnted the ninehow on oiirthdid yon inaiiagoltsncasilyl 1 " teenth <Jay of January, eighteen hundred and
ninety-three,
and recordea in the ofllce of the
" O i l , " replied tho sowar, " I knew lite
clerk of Morris county, in book X 13
hnbitt;.
Ho was my futhor."—London county
of deeds, pages 0t5, etc.
Truth.
Dated November 14,1808.
K & A R IA DUHLING, Sheriff.
Chronicle and Era.
p. f, $10 80.
STREET ORDINANCE.
OLD TIMES SALE DAY returning to the well known Hrm of
Don't fail to call and see our elegant assortment;' We shall
expect you. Our Clothing for men, boys and children this
AU Dress Goods sold AT or LESS than COST between the hours
of 10:30 a. m. and 9:30 p.m. No reduction before the hours. We season is better than ever before, and cheaper. The Furnishwant the crowd at our Sale Day and will have it. Prices will insuri ing department fairly bristles with all the little things essential
to the fashionable man's or boys' wardrobe.
a big RUSH. If stormy, sale Monday same hours.
Remember the above mentioned hours call for CASH ONLY.
Our $5.00 Suits for l»*n
General Reduction
in four colors, are beauties and can't be beat for the money.
in every department during this Sale Day. Come and we will give you
GREAT BIG BARGAINS.
JOHN A. LYON
OPPOSITE BANK.
C. N. POLASKY,
UP-TO-DATE •
CLOTHIER AND FURNISHER.
DOVER. NEW JER5EV
11 EAST BLACKWELL STREET, -:- DOVER, M. J .
E. COHENAll kinds of FOOTWEAR at (ow prices. Large
assortment. Quality of the best. Do not forget the
MARRIED.
MYER—TRUSCOTT—In Dover, November An OnJinanco Concerning Pequannoc Street
8, by the Rev. "IV. H. Sbawger, Robert T,
In th.- City of Dover.
filyer and Mifa Louisa M. Truacott, both
-OF—
Whereas, tbnt portion of Pequannoc stront,
of Dover.
which runs from tho intersection of said street
with MoFarJan street norrh-rnrdly to the iiitert-ection of Ceatrnl avenue, lin» boen o[iene(l
tbe ownem of tho Inml ovor wl-iuh it runs,
—ON—
MILLER—In Dover, November 10, 180S, by
nnd hns Iwen, by such owners, dedicated to
John V. Miller, of pneumonia, aged 45 tlio
public by permittioK tlio public to use tbe
yeara.
same; und
SKELLKNGER.—In Jronia, November 10,
Whereas, tho Mayor, Recorder, Aldermen
1898, Charles J. BUellenger, aged 77 yeara and Common Council (tho former municipal
AT TWO O'CLOCK P . M .
MACKEY—AtStillwater, November 12, MrB. government), byurpunlutton pnssod Fobnuir'
b, 1SU2, illd order a survey to bo made of tti
Tho fallowing property, belonging to the
Philip Aluekey, aged 78 pears.
aforesuiil nnrtfon of PequfuuitK! street; which iwtute of Alfred Goudale, deceased, at tbo
SCHUL'K—At Hope, November 18, Daniel survey linn iHicn made nnd in shown on auifip tiillco of L. U. illcrwirtb, Dover, N. J ,
nf said stree', iniide by.Gcurn« B. Jenkins, pro
tichultz, aged 88 years.
No. 1. Dwelling house, corner of Orchard
hue vice OitV Surveyor of Dover, bearing date,
and Bank Streets, Dover, N. J,, nine rooms,
HOYT— At Decliertown, November 8, Airs. of October 10, 1K)3 ; therofnro,
conservatory, city water, heater. CorBECTION 1. Bo it ordained by the Mnyor bath,
L>rlla Uoyt, a^ed 87 years.
ner
lot 50 by 150 foot.
and City Council of Dover, In Iho County of
HENDP-RSHOT—At BwartBwood, November Morris, thnt wild map nnd survoy bo nnd tho No. 2, Dwelling on Pequannoek street,
8, George D, Hoodenhot, aged 54 years, 3 BHIHO is linrphy iulit"ttc>il and npprnved ; and Dover, N. J., seven rooms, city water. Lot
thntstkhl portion nf IVqunnnoc street Bball ho 50 by 1JJ3 feet. Both in first class repair.
months and 15 dujB.
forty f- ot wide, viz : twenty feet on envh side
Terms made known the day of ealo.
McPEEK—At Amity, Byram township, of the ci'Utro line tliuroof ; n»d tlmt tbu gymlo
on Aliiuriay, November 13, Mrs. James Mc- lines shown on mild nui]) Hlmll IIU tlio ^rado of
JAMES A. QOODALB, \ E « c u t o r s .
snld Ktrvot, and thnt tbo sffloivalks each nido
Peek. nged 05 yeara,
of salrl street Hliull bo thirteen feut wide,
nenfiiircil
from
ttit*
exterior
lines
thoretif
;«ml
BTICKLK—In Rochftway on "Wednesday,
wild map and a written Mii-voy thereof
November 10, Mrs. Vimny Stfcble, aged »1 •hat
On Friday, Nnvomlwr 18, a watch charm.1
>hnll bBflled iu the onice »f (lie CItv Clerk of
years. Huukiuu'H Arnica Snlvo.
lover ; nnd tlmt stdd portion (»f Feqimnnof! Tlio owner can uavo tho same by proving
ironerty and paying for this advertisement.
itreet
Minll
b«
mvi'p'eri
M
H
n
pu^'IitHtreet,
mid
The Best Balvo In tho world for Cute,
,
JOSEPH HAGAN.
,lie ennie (graded, treated and worked nccordBruises, I-'oros, Ulccm, Bolfc Rhmm, Fover
»2-lw
Bussex streor, Dover.
Bores, TL-UVI , Cliappwl HaiidH, Chilblains;
VVe dn hereby eertlfv tlmt thn nbovo nnd
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
rcjioiiiK 'H " ti no, I"]! iinH e'-vrect. enpy of
Two or thrco unfurntBliMl rnomR for light
8(11110 filinioo Plymouth Rock Pulk'ts. A
cures riloH or no pay re(julred. It is guaran- i»Milimii-r(«)-iib-<il this Mill .lay of Nnvunitnv line Hrown Lt^horn Roosters. Alao a
uHohcppiiiK, with t t o urn of bath, on or near
teed to (,'H'e porfoi't witfnracti"n or money renj-zojiriK A. HAYNOH, fjhuirmau.
njjo oultfi* good HB in»w.
Hlacltwell street, between Prospect nnd
f umli'd. I'rlco lift w'litu per box. For Bale by
ALtfJHt: Jusi'l'H V. llAKiiii I'liy Clerk.
HENRY SHOKMAKER,
Etuel
streets. Address,
" ROOMS,"
40 Park avcuuo,
Rttbcr' Killirm'p, Urupgiat, Dover, A. P. ipjirovcU this J/>TIJ liny '>f Nnvenilior, 18HS,
ULOUUR I'IEHBON, Mayor,
3-lw
Dover, M, J.
KBJI office, Dover.
PUBLIC SALE
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF
SOMETHING NEW
SPECIAL SALE ON NOVEMBER 19
Prices will be reduced for that day.
REAL ESTATE
S. CQHEISL,
Monday, Dec. 5th, 1898,
By the Canal Bridge.
-FOR THE-
LADIES
KILLOORE'S
Che
Cinderella
XX COUGH SYRUP DigDt Robe
Found.
Will cure all kinds of COUGHS and
COLDS. The best thing made.
TRY ^
,
Killgore's Corner Drug Store
For Sale.
Wanted.
J | J. VREELAND,
CONTRACTOR. OinPRNTEtl AND TU)ILT>E!l.
Neivols, anlld or built up. SfaJr roJla or all dlir.enplona worked ready to nut up. MatiieH Onlco
Flttlnjfa. Architectural Wood Turning; Band and
JIR auwloff. Plans aail BpeclflcQtlong llurnlahed
Offlco and Bhop, Blookwell Btroot. u r n i s u e a '
DOVER, NEW JERBEY.
•••••
Colors, Pink, Light Blue and Cream
-AT-
WBSTBROOK'S,
NO. 14 WEST BLACKWELL ST.,
ERA, DOVER, R J., NOVEMBER 18, 1898.
TCbe Tfvon B r a .
Chrirtmas comes but once a your. It ia
ItUJiCLAKS t'lSIT JSXNE UILJL.
INCENDIARISM HAMl'ANT.
due five weeks from next Sunday.
enkliiB,
Uuck it CO.'H store tho Sceiio
A new time table W B n t into afreet ou tbe ort Oram nud Luxemburg: tlie Si-uno o ujtx or anno us SA i's A CT or 'its
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18. 1898. Delaware, Luok^vaima
ol lliolr Operations.
& Western Railroad
of tbe Fire* Bugs' OporuttoiiH.
IS
UNCOAJiTJ'JVTIONAL.
The store of JeuL'inn, Buck & Co.t a t Mine
in Monday.
Four llres of undoubted incendiary origin
Hill, was rubbtxl for about tbo :Hteeuth time
Entered at the Pml Office at Dover, N. I. ^ A surprise party wa*s tendered Miw Etta mude of three weeks has set uli fort Orain
us second-class niiiitiir
Jovisr'8 charter Aiimillod and City on Tuesday night. The burglars effected un
-'Urlatliurlioi/ieoii JJergeo rtrwt on Thurs- agog, and the ordiuarily jxiuceful people of
Council Will no iMUKtiv lie u Dc iritrance by prying o/F a bhutUtf* from the
day evening.
that borough are rapidly getting into estate
Facto liotiy When J u d g m e n t ol' ront door and breaking a pane of glans,
An entertainment and suppr will be given where nothing inns than a hanging boo will
hen the rest was ea«y. Once inside, they
Ouster In Kntere.l--Argument Heurd
Daniel EVUUB, of Hibernia, npent Sunday 1 tlio Hino Hill fresbyt'.rian Church on uilleo to reliove thoir overwrought feeliuga
proceeded to attack the safe, and o thorough
In T r u u t o u Yestorduy-OIil C'lturlor
L'be flre bugs, whoever they are, seem to
with friends at Su
1 bankngiving Day.
job they made of it. They first bored a hole
iiave it in for tbe Mt. Pleasant Mining ComRevived.
ulougBide the knob and tlu>u inserted a
Special TbBiABgWlnK exerctora were held
Dr. aud Mrs. C. 8. Woodruff attended tbo pany, for iu each instance it was a building
in the schools this (Friiluy) afternoon.
Sunday school convention tit Fatemon on relonging to that company that wa» de- Argument was heard yesterday by thequantity ol powder or other powerful exjlosive, for both doors and tbe bottom of tbe
Tutmday
of
this
wtwk.
2ourt
of
Errors
aud
Appeals
on
the
appeal
The Cecilia Bradford Trio gave u very «»stroyed. Thefirewhich entailed the greatest
iafe were completely shattered by the blast,
joyabfe concert in tlic? First M. B. Chun;))
Tho Epworth League of Uriure M. K.OKK occurred on Saturday night of last week, roni tbe decision of tbe Hupreme Court in having thus gained aeu«s to the cash
lost Friday night.
Church is arranging (or a fair to be hold huu the engine house of tbe Mt. Pleasant >he Quo Warranto case, which declared the rawer they made away with it uud its conline, at Luxemburg, was totally destroyed, ' Act of 1KJI5/' under which this city 1ms tntfl, which consisted of a BUUI of money and
Don't forget the grand ball of tliu Iron about the middle of December.
Moulders Union, No. LW, in tbe armory on
Tbe Iron Moulders' Union will give their t contained an engine of upwards of -100 >eea governed since t)te spring of IBM, to be altout $30 worth of postage stamps, thu Mine
i power, which originally cost about
Wednesday night.
uwnd annual ball in the Armory of ComHill postoillce being iu the store. They took,
ftt,000 and was still practically aa good as .nconutitutionul. That decision was afllrmed besides, three deod« to property iu Port Oram
Next Thursday uight the Dover Hand I'olo pany M on Thanksgiving Evo.
aew. I t is now little better than so much md Dover is no longer a city, but relapses "id three certificates oC Dover Building and
team will play the Lufciyottre, of Madison, in
On Thanksgiving morning in the Presbyjunk. Theflrewas discovered shortly before
tbe armory on Sussex street.
terian Cburoli there will be an bour'jj service '. o'clock on Sunday moruing, at which time Into its old status n-s n town under the char f-oau stock. The uefe, which was reduced to
HO much junk, was vp'ued at $150.
Bate, the right half back of the Dover Foot- if prayer and praise, beginning at 10 o'clock. it had already gained enough headway to terof 18110.
In the proceedings before the Court of
ball Club, KUB'ained a frayture of the nose in The officers of Morris Council, Royal Ar- Lake all efforts to extinguish it futile. The
Three suspicious characters had been seen
canum, visited Pccjuannock Council of Boon- ilartn was sounded in Dover for this flre, Errors yesterday Joseph Coult, of Newark, ibout Mine Hill late on tbe night of the robtho.game a t Madison last Saturday.
ton
last
uight
and
exemplified
the
Kempton
both
bell
and
whistle
being
used,
and
the
jery.
Tho robbera loft their tools behind
TJie Boonfcon Football Club has challenged
eproseuted Dover. lie presented a new
Ritual.
several companies started up Clinton street
.horn. Some were blacksmith tools and some
the Dover A. A. to a game on Thanksgiving
irief
and
also
inado
an
oral
argument.
The
'ere marked " car shops." The next mornJohn W. Kirk, tbo jowelor, has removed iu the direction of the flre as indicated by the
Day. The challenge is under consideration.
[low in the skies. When, after a laborious Court plied him with questions until Mr. ing it waa discovered that Parr's blacksmith
Louis Gibson, who is cuptafn of the Puritan JB place of business from Ho. 12 Blackwell pull, thoy got to tbe top of Fairviow Hill,
Coult threw up his hands and said: "I've shop in Fort Grain had been robbed of tools.
street
to
Cotter's
photograph
gallery
on
SusFootball team, of Newark, will play ogaiust
inly to see that the flre was still a long way said everything that I cnu say." The Court The tools marked " c a r shops" wero apparthe Morristown Footlmll Club on Rntimlnv. sex street.
iff, beyond the city limits, they turned about
ently uot taken from the Dover shops, as all
The
ball
of
the
Iron
Moulder*
of
the
RichWilliam Hurd will play as loft half buck
ind started homeward, a very much dis- then went into conference and upon emerg- ,bo tools there are nmrkod "51. & E. Diviaing therefrom said that it would lip unneces- ou."
on the Morristown foot ball team on KaCur- ardson 0c Boynton. ntove works promises to rated lot of ilreineii.
day against the Puritan foot ball team of boa.vory successful afTair both socially andt
Tbe robbers, in a way, added insult to inThe fourth of Hie series offires*ocn-urred on sary to hoar argument on the other sido, that
financially.
Newark.
Monday night, when tho abandoned engine ;he act was clearly unconstitutional and that jury, for th«y broke opeu tha powder houso
A
pigeon
shoot-will
be
held
a
t
the
Richard
f Jenkins, Buck & Company in order to get
The Third Regiment, New Jersey Volunhouse of the Orchard mine was totally de- a written opinion would he filed shortly.
powder with which to blow opeu tbe sato.
teers, broke camp a t Pompton and started eon & Boynton grounds ou Thanksgiving Day. Btroyod. This building WUM set afire about
The decision of tho Court of Errnnt will Tlio buck of one door was separated fi^jm th»
for Athens, Ga., via the Pennsylvania Rail- M. L. Couk and Andrew K. Baker will shoot ten minutes before six o'clock, which fact
25 birds for $25 u sido.
raid on Friday morning.
'ould seem to prove that the unknown in- give effect to the writ of ouster which was front by the force of tbe explosion and the
Presiding Elder John Krantz will next uondiaries knew just what they wero about, embodied in the opinion of the Supreme other door was badly shattered at tbe bottom
The Commissioners of Appeals will Bit nest
Thursday night lead the prayer meeting in For at six o'clock a watchman employed by Court, which said: "that the said Mayor The bottom of the safe was also shattered,
Tuesday, beginning at 10 a. in. Should it be
the lining being laid bare. The noise of the
Grace M. E. Church and a t its close hold tho he Mt. Pleasant Mining Company goes on
fouud necessary the Commissioners will also
aud Common Council eunli not In any man- explosion was hoard 'round about, but it
;hird quarterly conference.
luty.
1
meet on Tuesday evening.
ner or mattor act, etc.'
was supposed at the timo tl.nt the noise was
Grace M, E. Church la arranging for the The second tire was ou the night of Ootober
Do not forget the Second Annual Grand
caused by a blast at the Hurd Mine in Port
iroduotioii of a Cliistmaa cantata, which 1 (Hallowe'en). On that night the old engine
Ball of the Irou Moulders' Uuinu, No. 203,
Oram. Jenkins, Buck & Company have
AT
HYMEN'S
AI/L'AIl.
promisestoexcul every previous enter taiment house of what was known as the meadow
AT
which comes ofE at the armory nest Wednesoffered a reward of |50 for any information
if the kind ever given in this city.
mine went up in smoke. The first flre of the
vhich will lead to tho arrest and conviction
day evening (Thanksgiving Eve).
I'AUKKIl—JIL.UMB.
A very fine set of Bteroopticon pictures will Beries occurred on tho night of October 29,
Misg Edith J. Parker, daughter of John E, if the burglars,
A business meeting of the Christian EnJB used to illustrate the address of the Rep, wbeu the blacksmith fibop of the Richard
deavor Society, followed by a social, was held W. H. Hbawger iu the First Baptist Church mine was totally destroyed. On that same Parker, of Pro3pecb street, Alorristovni, was
married
at her father's home on Wednesday
An I n t e r e s t i n g Mooting.
at tlio home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J . Vreelaud, jn tbe evening of Thanksgiving day.
night unsuccessful attempts wore made to
jr., ou Myrtle avenue, on Monday night.
The Literary and Alumni Association of
mm also both the engine house, which was to Edward Parker Illume, of Trenton. Tho
J, .T, Vreeland met with u painful accident
Rev. John E. Adams, of Brooklyn, ussMed
A "Thanksgiving" oyster BUpper will be last week. While working on a building on If stroyed last Saturday night, and the com- by tho Eev. Dr; Coultoe, of Morristown, per- tbe Dover High School will hold their regular
quarterly meeting in tbe North Bide School
given in the Hurdtown M. E. Church next Blackwell street a window frame fell on his pany's office, in the borough.
formed tho ceremony. Tbe bride was dressed building at 3 o'clock this evening. Tho meetThursday uight. It promises to be a most en- irm and he is now carrying it in a sling.
in white satin, trimmed with point lace, and »g will be opened with the song, "Rally
joyable affair and a goodly attendance is
OBITUARY.
wore a cuuburst of diamond** and pearls, tbe 'Round the Flag." " Facing the Foe » will be
Local tradesmen are already receiving hollooked for.
gift of the bridegroom. Miss Helen Titus, of the subject of an address by Oscar Coyd, of
iday goods, Next it will bo in order to disEMIL H. STUMPF.
Owing to the fact of the general posting of pose of them. AD advertisement in the ERA. Einil H. Stumpf, ouly son of Councilman Trenton, was maid of honor, and was dressed Company M, who will tell some of his experitbe lands in tlie towuebips of Randolph, Hox- ffill help wonderfully to clear counters and ,nd Mrs. John H. Sturapf, of this city, died a pink eilk, carrying bride roses. The brides- ences at Camp Cuba Libre. Following
bury and Cheater the noiso of the guns of city
m Sunday afternoon a t his home in Rock- maids were dressed in white organdie, over Private Boyd's address will be a piano solo,
Bportsmen has been much less prevalent thau
iway after an illness of four weeks, caused pfnk efik, and carried pink bridesmaid roses.
The Star Spangled Banner," by Alva
Private
Alonzo
Lawrence,
of
Company
M,
They were Miss Carrie Muclnnore Day, Miss
in former years.
who was oiie of tbe last to be brought back by a kidney affection. Deceased was born in Jessica Bhary, Miss Olive Polliou and Miss Sidener, The main feature of the evening
Harrington & Woodbull, of Dover and Suu- from Jacksonville, is again able to be about. Dover on May 14, 1870 Upon leaving the
Viola Dobbfus, of Morristown. Tho ushers will bo a debate on the subject, " Resolved
casuuua, are removing their Baw mill from He was in town this week. His home is inDover public school he was apprenticed to were Stacy H. Briaut, Johu Parker, jr. ihat the acquisition of foreign territory wii
his uncle, Julius Halrhouse, under whose
the King tract at Lodgewood to the large Rockaway.
be detrimental to the best interests of the
tutelage he became an expert watchmaker Charles Corwin and John Moinch, of New United States." Clarence Hanca, Nicholas
tract recently purchased by them on the ease
There will be a special communication of and jeweler. He remained in Mr. Hair- York. Tbe best man was Charles F. Lawton
shore of Laku Hopatcong,
Praed and Roy E. Lynd will speak on the
of
Trenton.
Acacia Lodge No. 20, V. and A., M., on Wed- houso's employ for a period of ten years aud
afllrjjiative side and Lyman M. Smith, Fred
The Epwortb League of the First M. E. nesday evening, November 30, at which the then started out In business on bis own acU UXLKR— ESTII Kit.
Crone and Harry Armitage will argue the
Church will meet to-nfgbt a t tbe dome Master Mason's degree will be conferred upon count, locating in Rockaway, where he was
Misa Eva Muller, daughter of Frederick negative. Tho speakers will be limited to
of Miss Mabel Buchanan, on Sammis avenue, tvo candidates.
succeeding admirably when his fatal illness Muller, of Boontnn, was married on "Wednes- five minutes each and the leader of each side
if the weather is fair. IE stormy, the meetThe Township Committees of Roxbury cut short a most promising business career. day to Frank Esther, of Powerville. The will have ten minutes in which to Bum up.
ing will be bold in the church.
township have improved the grade a t the He was married on June 1,1tO3, to Miss Edua ceremony was performed in the new house All members are requested to be present and
An oyator supper will be tbo attraction in point where tiie county road connects with BiscoD, daughter of tue Rev. and Mrs. Moore, just completed and furnished by Mr. Esther to bring their friends.
tbe parish bouse of St. John's Episcopal the township road, near the residence of of Jamaica, Long Island. He was a member at Powervllle, where they will reside. The
)f Piute Tribe, I O. K. M., of this city, and Rev. William H. Woolverfcon, of the First
Church on Tuesday evening, beginning at 5 Elmer Harrington.
F u r n a c e In Blast Attain.
'oreman of tbe recently organized Rockaway Presbyterian Church oT Boonton, officiated
o'clock, under the auspices of the ladies of the
The Fort Oram furnace started up again
The
services
at
the
First
Baptist
Church
on
Ire department. He was very popular and Misa Dora Harris, daughter of Councilman
church. A cordial invitation is extended to
on
Wednesday
morning after a shut down of
Sunday will consist of preacliiiigin tbe morn tad a large circle of friends who mourn his
all to attend.
ing a t 10:30 and intbeevening at7:30 o'clock. intimely death. White a resident of Dover George Harris, of Booutoa, was the brides- about sixty daya, due to the impairment of
maid, and Arthur Esther was best man.
Frank Bunnel, a lineman, was on Wednes- The Btereopticon will be used in the evening
tbe lining, ueceenlUttlug tha relining of tbe
he was a- member of the First Frfsbyterian
HARVEY— MONINQTON.
day arrested on a warrant Issued by Recorder to illustrate scenes in the life of David,
furnace.
Everything is now working
Church, but since MB marriage he joined the
C, W. Harvey, of South Orange, formerly smoothly and in a day or two the furnaco
Gaga a t the instance of Andrew Anderson,
Tho entertainment giveu in the First Bap- Methodist Church of Rocfaaway. His funeral
•who charged Bunnell with assault and bat- .st Churcb on November 2 waa such a BUC- was held from that church on Wednesday of Ironia, was united In marriage on Wed- output will again be up to its full capacity
tery, Bunnell will liave a hearing on Mon- sess that it will be repeated by request on afternoon. The Rev. William F. Timbrell nesday to Miss Bertha A. Monington, at the The starting up of the furnace ia a matter for
residence of her father, A. Alonlngtcm, form- congratulation to Port Oram, as It puts an
day at 2 p.m.
Tuesday evening, November 22, on which officiated, assisted by tbe Rev. Thomas A.
erly of this city. A number from this city end to the period of enforced idleaeaaof ijuite
Tbe Rev. Dr. Halloway, pastor, will preach occasion Captain Petty, of Company M, will Reeyes, of tho Rockaway Presbyterian
TELEPHONE CALL 8 B.
and vicinity attended the wedding. Tbe
Church, and the Rev. Dr. W. W. Halloway,
a number of residents of that place.
in the Presbyterian Church on Sunday at make an address.
newly married couple will take up their resiof this city. There was a large attendance.
10:30 a in. and 7:30 p. m. Subject for the
Morris Council No.SO. J r . O. U. A. M.t at He was buried In Orchard street cemetery. dence, on their return from their bridal tour,
morning, " L e t us go to Church;" for the
1'ERSONAk M B S H O i r .
its meeting on Wednesday night had eeventy- Mr. and Mrs. Stumpf have the sympathy of in South Orange, where Mr. Harvey has been
evening, second Bertnon in the course on
flve members prcsont. ThiB Bhows a health- all who know them. Much sympathy goes on gaged in business for a number of years,
Readers of the EKA can aid materially In mak
" Night Serenes in the Bible."
lug this column of interest. Contributions should
MAO FALL—BERtlY.
ful interest in tha wnrk of that Council, which out also to the wife or the deceased, whose
bealtfued by the sender's name aa a guarantee of
A direct line of telephonic communication numbers now about 220, with propositions for
Misa Mary MacFall, who last week resigned genuineness.
widowhood follows BO close upon her marriage.
has been put in between Dover and ttoontoii. membership coming in at every meeting.
her position as teacher m the Boonton public
Formerly i t was necessary to telephone by
Clarence Upsom spent Suuday with friends
Bchool, was married on Wednesday to Uobox'
The postal authorities have issued an order
SKBLLENQEB.
•way of Newark and Paterson, taking four or
in Morristown.
which provides that on indemnity shall bo
Charles J. SkeDenger, an old and respected Berry, of New York city. The ceremony
five minutes to get communication with
Miss Mamie Daly, of Brooklyn, is visiting
paid to the owners of first-class registered •esideut oC Ironia, died at his home In that was performed at the home of the bride's
Boonton. Now tho service is direct.
50c clear blown glass tumblers, now
,
...29c dozen
^ ^
Mrs, David Jones,
mall matter for IOBSPS inthemaila, the indem- place on Thursday of last week, He waa 77 parents.
40c clear blown glass tumblers, now
25c «
Private Albert; Blunt, of Company I, Sec-nity to ba paid out of thB poBtal revenues and years old. Eight children survive htm. They
Miss Laura Hart, of Essex street, is visit- Half pint jelly glasses
JTntorprlso
Band
Concert.
ond Regiment, died at the home of his par- in no case to exceed $10 for any one regis- are William H. Skellenger, of Ironia; Daniel
ing friends in Newark.
50c fine shell glass tumblers
A
musical
treat
of
a
high
order,
and
which;
ente, No. 94 Walnut street, Bloomfleid, late tered piece.
39
H. and Charles R. Skellenger, of Chester;
isa Lena Dot and Miss Minnie Freeman Crystal glass tea sets
,
,
moreover, met with due appreciation from all
Tuesday night. His death was due to typhoid
38c set
A family namod Greening, consisting of Mrs. F. F. Apgar and Mrs. C. Or. Hosking, who were so fortunate as to be present, was spent Sunday iu Denmark.
$1.25
fine
d
coraied
ruby
and
amber
sets
fever, contracted while in camp at Jackson- Father, mother and four ehildron, residing on of this city; Mrs. Sarah J . Trowbrldge, of
75c "
Miss Annie Orwell, of Dtckerson street, i Handsome glass berry sets, 7 pieces
ville, Fla. Blunt was twenty-one yeara old. vhatia known as the gashouse road, Morris Morrlatown; and Mrs. George Wack, of the grand band .concert given by the EnterLarge variety ol fruit and cake stands
48c "
prise Cornet Band, assisted by other local vMtiug friends in Brooklyn.
Frank F . Apgar and family on Monday at- Mains, are all sick with diphtneria. Trained
landers. Funeral services were held on talent, iu the Baker Opera Houso ou Tuesday
To close out our toilet sets we offer as follows: $8.50 12
IOC up
tended the funeral of Mrs. Apgar's father, turses liave been sent from Memorial Hos- Monday at his late residence in Ironia and at night The opera house was crowded to the Tue Misses Gussfeaud Loulso Hill speni
$5.00 10 piece sets are now
Charles Skellenger, who died at his horae in lital, iu Morristown, to take care of the the Congregational Church in Chester. In- doors. The Various selections were excollent- Suuday with friends in Newark.
83 25 beautifully decorated an'l tinted lemonade sets are piece sets are now #7.00
375
Misa Parmley, of Newark, is visiting Miss Big lot of fancy cups and saucers
Ironia on Friday night. Funeral services illlicted family.
terment was made in the Congregational ly well rendered and unstinted applause renow
2.39
Cracker jars from
were held in the Congregational Church at
warded the players. Features of the concert Bertha Baldwin, of Morris street.
On page tiro will be found an interesting Church cemetery in Chester.
ioc
up
Cheater, of which deceased had been a mem- address delivered seventy years ago in adMILLER.
Miss Mary Doerlag, of Newark, spent Sun Closing out fancy plates regardless of cost
wore the cornet BOIOS by William Cuvtia, ac19c up
All our vases at ha'f price
ber over fifty years.
John V. Miller died a t his home on Segui companied by Riy Lynd; tbe ilute solo by day with her relatives at Succasunna.
vocacy of tbe doctrineof protection to AmerSix genuine china plates for.,,.,
50 cents
Miss Helen White and Miss Reed, of
The November meotiug of the de facto ican manufactures at a "Jackson Tariff street on Thursday, November 10, after an Frank Rowe, with Alvah Sidnor as accomHandsome brass parlor lamps
,
*i 98 up
Board of Excise Commissioners will ba held Dinner1' given in Cincinnati on May 31,1828 illness of only eight days, of puoumonia. Th panist; the bass solo by G. F, Eilenberger, ark, are visiting friends iu Lodgewood.
$2.00
crystal
glass
lamps
with
globe
98c
each
on Wednesday night. The regular monthly It will make interesting reading, to our Dom- funeral services were bold from his late resi- and a vocal solo by Miss Naomi Trimmer.
Miss Daisy Cumming will spend bor Thanks- Glass stand lamps reduced to
,
35 cents
dence on Monday, the Rev. J. \V. Hampton All received encores. A recitation by " Miss
meeting night Is the fourth Thursday of each ocratic friends e specially,
Low
foot,
handled
lamps
fitterl
with
patent
collar
put
on
without
plaster,
wargiving
vacation
with
friends
in
Danville,
month, but as the fourth Thursday of No- A shooting match of 20 birds was held in officiating. Interment was made In Locust Malouey " was also very flue and she. ({) too N . J .
ranted not to come o/Tand extinguisher burner and best chimney.. .23 cents
had to respond to an encore. Another most
3 cents
vember falls on a holiday, the meeting wll* Munson'sfieldonSaturdayafternoon between Hill Cemetery.
Mrs. J . Folsom, of New York city, is visffr- A complete night lamp with reflector
enjoyable number on tho programme wi
48 cents
60c
brass
lantern, great bargain
,tako place on Wednesday instead.
1
John D. Smith and Robert; F. Jenkins.
R e s o l u t i o n of Condolence.
'* Hide Behind the Door When Papa Comes, ing a t tbo homo of C. R. Mulligan, on Bank Stamp ptetes, black or white
Scup
The Rev. Dr. C. 8. Woodruff will occupy Smith won by a score o£ 14 to 13. Jenkins
immediately after adjournment on MOD sung by little Miss Mabel Opie, who likewise street.
Large size splint market basket
3 cents
his pulpit nest Sunday morning, preaching shot his fourteenth bird, but it fell outside day evening, the City Council met hi execu- came in for a good share of applause.
Miss Dora Harris, of Boonton, is visiting $4.00 onyx top table
the
boundary
line.
After
tlio
match
a
numS2.08
on the topic, "The Tower of Joy." In ttiB
tive session, and gave expression to their
Tha entertainment ended with a fare tlie Misses Dora aud Bella Simon, of Sussex
oveoing tho Rev. J. B. J . Rhodes, of Denville, ber of birds which were left over were shot feeling of sympathy in tbe Joss of their felstreet.
comedy,
entitled
"A
Qulofc
Family,"
admir•win occupy the pulpit. Mr. Rhodes 1B a new iff by some of tbo (spectators.
low Councilman, Mr. John H.Stuinpf, in the ably acted by Messrs. Albert Msafoy, Reubei
Miss Nellie Cook, of Morristown, IB visiting
man in this vicinity, who has made a vary
James Tlppott, of this city, wasseriously in- death of his BOH Bmil, and directed the Clerk
Miss Gertrude Walker, of West Black wei
fine impression on tbe community at DeiirJMo. jured by a fall in the Liondale Print and to transmit the same to Coucllman Stump Burchell and Daniol Kettrlck, and Mra. A
bert Meafoy and Misses Mary tmd Berths street,
which he did in the following language:
Drummer, This elicited roars of laughter.
The Beason of social festivities In Suceo- Dyo Works atRocknway Monday afternoon.
Frank Swnckhamer, of Newark, spent SuuDOVER, N. J., November 14,1898.
Too much cannot bo said iu praise of th( day in Dover with hU parents on Mt, Hope
sunua may be said to have fairly opened. Tippett ivas running tho sheeting through
• 6 W . BLACKWELL STREET, DOVER, N. J.
Dear Friend:—The Mayor and City Coui
Mr and Mrs. Robert C. Shaw entertained a the machine when he was caught aud pulled cil of Dover extend to you, in thiB, your sad members of the Enterprise Baud, whoso play- avenue.
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45
largo company of friends at dinner on Satur- nearly to the top of the building by the sheet- timo of nfllietioDouu bereavement, their deep- ing is of extraordinary merit.
Miss Frank Cumming, of Richard avenue,
est sympathy. You have lost a most dutiful
day last. Mr. and Mrs. Harrington enter- ing. Then the sheeting tore looso, letting and
has returned after a visit with friends In Mt.
affoctiotmta son, and outside of yourself,
A u l u tores tlmr Debate.
tained the same company, with some addi- him fall to the floor, a distance of about we are confident that no one could more fully
Veruon.
fifteen feet, injuring hiua so that he is con appreciate your loss than ourselves. We con- A debate of the Port Oram Social am
tions in the evening.
Mrs. E. Leslie Decker, of Flizabotb, spenl
fined to his home.
dole with you most sincerely on tho sad event,
and If sympathy of friends can bo any con- Literary Club, under tbe auspices of tb Monday with Mrs. William F. Birch, on MorBishop C. H. Fowler, D. D., L. U »., lias
A fall or ground in the Hurd Mine at Port solation under tbe trying circumstances, ho Knights and Ladies of the Goldim Star, was ris street.
beon selected to preside over the next session
1
Oram, which, It was feared for a time, would assured dear friend, that all wbo knew Emil, held in Sovereigns Hall on last Friday even
of the Newark Conference, which ia to be
in your sorrow for bin loss. We com ing. Tho subject of the debate was: "Re Mr. Baronbrock, of Lake Hopatcong, hacause the banging wall on tlie west sido of the share
mend you to Him who is a higher source of
hold in Newark in April next. Bishop
slope to give way, necessitated a suspension consolation than eartbly friends and in him solved; that the existing secret eociuties 1 taken up his resldoncf) in South Orange fo:
Fowler is one at the most able preachers in
tbe United States are detrimental rather thai the winter.
of operations for about a day and a half this find rest, comfort and peace.
tho Methodist Church, if not, Indeed, of all
Your ever faithful friends,
conducive to Christianity". Tbe judgos deJames Purcell, of Mt, Arlington, was tin
n-oolr. Fortunately theground ceased falling
the country. He presided over this conferGEOHCIK
PIKRSON,
Mayor,
cided
In the negative, namely that the secre guest of Mies Sad io McSorley, of Now York
before any damage resulted. Now cabins
ence in 1688.
GEORGE A. RATNOB, Chairman,
societies are not more detrimental than con on Wednesday.
,
were put in yesterday to support tho wall
JOHN A. LYON,
duclve to Christianity. The judges wore
The debt of tho Missionary Society of tbe and work was this morning again resumed
GKOIUJK CARHART.
Mrs. Louis HafTner, of Milford, Pa., sponl
Mayor
George
Pieraon,
E.
T.
Williams,
To
Mr.
John
H.
Stumnf,
31. E. Church has been raised and the income All danger is now believed to bo over.
Sunday at tho homo of her brother, Vic
Dover, N. J.
A.E.C, Mindermann. Messrs. GeorgeToagu< Principal A. J. Titmau, on Pequannoe street, If not call on us. Good furniture was never so cheap, cheap furniture
of tho society for the year ending NovemJos. V. Bakor, City Clerk.
Arthur Lucas, of FhUHpsburg, who was
Edward Hance and Lancelot Ely took tin
was never so good.
ber 1 Is $135,000 more than in any previous
Warren Howoll, of Co. M, 71st N. Y. Vole,
elected treasurer of the Peterson District
afllrmative sido and J. H. Williams, Josept.
year Dr. A. B. Leonard, as senior secre- Epworth League a t its recant conference in
Dofoatlvo JTtuo Causes a l i r e .
K. WilliamM and Mr. McMichael argued the has received his discharge, nod is now visit Dining Room Chairs, high back, in oak, cane seat at 95c, worth $1.35.
tory, bos boon earnestly at work for this re- pwortli
Dover cannot accept the position, and the A defective flue set flre to the floor beams negative. All the debaters are members ol ing Mr. and Mrs. A. J . Coe, of Bergen stree
t 0
sult The many friends be has in Dover will
$4°-oo.
president, 0. A. WInans, has reappomted under tho partition wall between two adjoin- tbe Port Oram Social and Literary Cluh,
Miss Phabe Pollard, mailing clerk in thi Bedroom Suits from $12.75
bft glad "to BOB him, as he will preach in tbo
Edward Jonklns. Lancelot Ely has been ing bedrooms on tho second floor of Surropost ofllco, upent several days thlB week witl Parlor suits from $15.00 to §40.00.
First M. B. Church on November 27named on the Nominating Committee in gate David Young's house on Morris Btreel
her sister, Mrs. W. Wesloy Cheshire, t\
Dover Defeated Again.
Elegant Parlor Rockers in Plush, Cobler Saddle, Velour Seats.
The Eighth Avenue M. E. Church, of New- place of Mr. Jenkins. Both of tlteso young about 10 o'clock uu Saturday morning. When
Brooklyn. - _ ^ ^ _ _
ark, baa been recently repaired and tho open- men are members of tho First M. E. Church smoke was seen issuing from thefloorthe The Dover A. A. journeyed to MadiBon oi
A full line of Rattan Rockers and Side Boards, Parlor Tables,
Saturday
of
last
week
nnd
met
defeat
on
tbi
Change
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o
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ing service will be bold on Sunday. Dr. Epworth League, and have been faithful cry of flre was raised and a few moments
A now timo table, with a tow unimportan Music Cabinets, Combination Desk and Book Cases, &c., all bought
later the whistle summoned the doparfcmonfc gridiron at the hands of tho Madison foo
Woodruff, who was pastor there for five workers in tho district organization.
to the scene of the flre. Willing hands a< ball club, The score at the end of tbe game changes, will take effect on tbe Central Ball
yoara, will preach tho sermon on Sunday
direct from the makers for cash.
onco began carrying the household goods to stood 10 to 0 in favor of tbe Madison team road of Now Jersey on Sunday, November
evening. A memorial wiudow has been put
Drowned at P o r t M o r r i s .
places of Bofoty and when the flre companies During the game, Bate, Dover's right ha' 00. Timo tables will be in tbe bands o
We carry a complete line of Carpets of every make, in fact a full
in tbo church to tbe memory of Ms flrrtwico
back,
sustained
a
fracture
of
the
nose.
Tli
agents for distribution on Saturday.
The body of a mau, apparently s&out 45 o arrived a flre extinguisher was brought to
who died in tho parsormgo and was much beline of everything in
50 years of ago, was found drowned in tbo bear upon tho flre, through openings cut in lino up was as follows:
loved by tho peoplo of that church,
R. E
R<_
flume botween tho canal oud tbe plane house tho floor and wall, with tbe result that It Lovisoa
Union sorvloo.
Coleraan
R. T
.Garrism
A moccoBin sunko in a.glaBS case In thein Fort Morris yeaterday morning. Ho was was soon extinguished.
Union Thanksgiving services will be hale)
Conlan
R. Q
Coopei
ISoverelEnB' store attracted the attention of identified as one Mahlon Rigger, who lived
Frapweli
C
Qvaitl In Graco M. E. Church ou Thursday, Novem, p u » n by several days this week. The snake near Flanders A spectator who saw the
Watlsworth
L, E
Troxel ber 21, at 10:30 a. m. This will bo a platform
A Household Necessity,
AT
Bennett
U T.
Tfciuei
came north as a "blind" passenger, being body said: " I knew that man years ago
LG
Bosbwlcl Borvico, ministers of the city aro expected tc
,snugly hid away in a bunch of banainu, when his check for S1,«JO was m good a Dr. Thomas' Eclectrlc Oil. Heals burns, cuts, Johnson
Q.B
Bakoi spenk. All are cordially invited.
wounds of any sort; cures sore throat, croup, H. Johnson
-wblcii.eventually found i t . wny to tboBtore cold " Now tliera is none so poor as to di catarrh, asthma; never Jails
Date
U. U. B
Blaclti
WJI, H, MOCORBIICK, Soc'y.
Hurd
L. H. B
Foot*
• of John Ilium, the Italian fruit vender on him'reverence. The body was removed t
Voimer
F. B
Fitpliei
: B u » street, who discovered MB BnakedrfP William Aimer's undertaking establishment
To Cure Constipation Forever*
No-To-Hnu for Fitly CmitB,
Tlio ofllcIalB wove: Hoforoo—Gray ; unx Guuruuiew! totmuco habit, nuro, niatcuH won'
'.before harm could befall anyone from to in Stauhopo How tlio man was drowned la
VakoCusc&rets Cand; Cathartic. lOoorSSo.
man ntrouft, blooil pure. Mo. 01. AUdrug«lat*
It O. O, O. fall Co curt, druggists refund mooaj plre—Farrow.
CIOBB contact with tbo venomuB roptile. i u
matter oC.
nrmke w
]U0 WARRHHTO DECISION AFFIRMED.
..Fall Overcoats...,
A great line of well assorted styles in Fall
Overcoats just received. All the new styles
in Steel Gray, Tan and Olive Shades.
Prices to touch the pockets of everyone.
New assortment of
FAUU AND WINTER HATS
Viz: Dunlap, Youman, Knox, Spellman,
Youngs and Howard. Ask to see our
"Astoria."
PIERSON & CO.
Opp. t h e Bank, DOVBT'S M\^ GlDtUiBIS DOVER, N . J .
GUNS! GUNS!
S.H. BERRY HARDWARE CO'S
THE BUFf BRICK BUILDING, DOVER,
Improved Baker Hammerless Gun,
The "Batavia Leader" pricejreduced
Equal to any high priced Gun in the
market.
Sportsmen's Goods, all kinds.
See our special Hunting Goats $1.75
Horse Blankets and Carriage Robes
Cider Mills and Presses.
Must vacate the store room now occupied by our CROCKERY DEPARTMENT BY DECEMBER 1st. Between
this and that time our entire stock must be sold. Do you
need crockery ? If so this is your opportunity to buy.
W. H. BAKER STORE CO.
HENRY J. MISEL
DOYER, H. J.
HflVE YOU flLL THE COIHFORTS OF H0R1E?
FURNITURE, CARPETS, &c,
Henry J.
No. 6 East Blackwell Street, Dover. N. J.
HE IRON ERA. DOVER. N. J., NOVEMBER 18*1898.
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iiiuiisiiin in Boontoii, r.'ii'iitly purcliu^uil us
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TOWARD THE MIST.
Shu hud i) inankiurti box, with ihitnry
sttvvr iD.sinitnLjjts nestling in poft slty
volviiT, and tin' finder miilH uE thosu few
u\ttm wlumi f-li« ht^toivcd lier friendship
G1H> would pinkL'ii nnd hunutify, sitting on
tho deck'iK'iiih (i glory of wliito CJHIVIVH.
with the sunlight dancing among her and
romping wiih thu rings on her lingers,
whilo tho ntlit:f* women nat nlouonnd waclo
muHhlu jwid lusoluntremarks »boub iiooplu
who porf tinned thoir toilet in public,
Siio nhvnys voro ravishing frocks, wan
never seasick anil looked ut the womou
through her (fydnjilics hi a peculiarly aggravating way which commended itself to
mo. They liutnl her, but It welded an InflissuluUu bund hetwiHin us. Hho had ciiltlriitcd vrhut Do Quinucy culled tho luxury
of contempt, and would r.nrl a woninu up
with one eye anil with tho corner of her
mouth miiko n man wish ho find novpr boon
born. She did not, liko so many retired notrusses, nmlio a punuloof bur imnioiiEo nnd
lutanso respectability, but SIJO kept certain
moods f<jr ccrtnin people For the starch*
ed wives of civio magnates and Buch she
kept n droojiof ttio 1 i wor Up find a limpid.
Inquiring eye, answurlngall remarks with
an idiotio but perfectly well bred, *'Oi»,
yesl" o r railiur,'-Oh, 'HH!" giving tho impression thiit eho had been bom dull,
which w i s exactly what i t was meant to
do. Then sho complained t o nio afterWfird that they had not lnughod i n be?
face.
Sarsaparilla
Real Estate end Insuraaco Agont.
Ollice over The Geo. Richard's Co.'a Store.
DOVER U. J.
IIIN I d i o t i c Him
HR. R. A. BENNETT,
'i'rolilti
U in,
Wv
GOB. tlOLD AKD 0HEBTNUT BTB.
DOVER, N. S.
I'oiiiiiuinilcr
\V, \V, Stniu-. w h o w;is shiji's wi'Iter oil
is UWUI'<1L'<1 to Duviil lltmry, of Woontnn. b o u n l tlii' ci'iiiMT ('uluratlii wlii'ii IJi'Wcy
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l thisilny
At that timo t.ltn bi-l,!-:s ••',)'• vi-A urtimnb's thip.su t w o c.'li'lu-iili-s. A d u i i n i i (iuhlshnrn tho ilUTot-ont iwrl-j <.C the ivork. 'i'liu onirli w a s in i-uimiiiunl ut Uiu (Juiur.nlu.
Vf\», Jj.:.»•.•* t h . - i n u i r f * - j.;iiri.n.< p n i y ,
hids Wfi'uuJi j-cJL'i'tt.'il, .,» tins gi-oHiid that it JJi.s vjjlit, J n l i n , wliri ;it <JIIH t i m n w » 8
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is to the imci'ist nf tin- Slnti' tn obtain new P r e s i d e n t l.incnln'H .^I'rvniit, w a s a w i t t y
T t i i i n ill..- ili t'd w i i h ( l u l l i T I t n i l i ' !
a:itl n o w I v fir a lliO. J a m u n m y f o u r t h
n i n n y l i i i n ^
ji'ul \vij-i t
'•.•^ I 1 1 > ' w i t h t h e
iniutori. Mr. HenryV In'.I k ^1,'ilHI Ic.-s then b u t lnni<diiifr I r l s b n i n i i . SI'IIKI'H lipwtht.ory
lilt!." la'-- r.vr .-li.- .MII-CJ I:«r k i n ' R i T ^ M .
l i u t t l e ii( (1 ?- vt-vt-r : ^ t b i ' l l c r i n m y lifo tlie lou-t'.sl. (jossiWe r-cmbinntion of biiMcrs ociiipi'.mirnijud t h i s ijiuiinl nhiii-nt'icr,
Th-> s w n i M i - t r i - r i M r -t h«- hw<.r<J
iluiu I d o HI thii; t it.ie. I'rcviouH t o t a k I- i f(,(3. ill:- ( i " ( ! " i l l ' i - r s , I h r L t i n l ,
I'lortlif lirst c-ull.
()ni> mmi.iitif Ailinit'iil l Mildhliiirmich
ULI'S'I- . • M U i > i m ^ . ,-.•:.:'i'.:.L' Y>:':iV i i . ^ i I i ' T
WlMi >«•! l . : i - l - n . r l l i : i r h . . - . - n h a n d
i t i " H ' (i.i'A Hiir-Hii.iriUn I lmd t r i e d m a n y
By thy hrwikinp (lif.vti nf nu e;iginn attiio[nj'l s e n t ilu\\!i w o l d t o jfuirri (hit) be w.'tnlt'tl
'I'd lift Hi' <•!!!•>(• thai i»:uU » ]j)]]il.
s t i l l JMJII w j i h :t (It-vnii! in;.' j 1.1.-iuu s t a r i n g
kijiilri uf" mi •lit-ini} wil limit
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h i s nl;is>;, n u liiilntr, ul" COIH-M1, hi.isjiyjilnss.
to
it
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Hit- jifiice o n cicrtli imi.-f n>imi
n^uin.
L'.iekinviuma uml Wt^ttTU Hiiilnml, near .Iiilin, as: UMIHI, litivvi-vcr, inisuniicrrUKid,
S ' n - c i , v'duidHi, N e w Jt?i>i-y.
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t h i n I !*ti"\v l.i- Iniil M' ' • ' • " • "
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A dolfgutidn from the I>'>vi>r Coum'il,
(rrowh'd thii iiihiiirnl w h e n lit! s a w h i m
K i i u l . m i l t i n ' i n . \ l d a y . t l i o u ; - l i ; i l l Jiis i n K u y , \\n».'f ;in- l e r r i l i l - ' a > (i
Is ill.- hfst -in fiu'ttht'MtH! Tnn'UliHHl l'urilkr. Knynl Aicmiuiii, jiiiiil u visit to IVijunnABMliiirpiiN i n i f f i , i i - i l m u l ii
tin•»•;.•> w e r e i n r?j<<
roiuili'T.
iniinUiK.
;
iiot-k Cotmcil of llnanUm last nigjil.
K.>MhviilIilni!lsiHls, J I : sixfril'S'T i i : i t wvt-v sill1..-.1 fi
n.iii 1 !. I
Wlii-ti 1^'V.i- l . y t i ' l l m r . - l w n l l t f d h i t o t h o
"]';iJl)), MV, I didn't think I'd conio tn
- L o n i s i ! Ht-Urf J.Mwiird^ in CulliiMulspy Buuinoiii], BDII of Mr. nml Mrs. thill, wiinu ivliin I tuU ^rviru wid ye, sor."
i.iliul.i u f I H T m l l u m p - I w : i - W J l.iirfj' illKamutl li tii n i UUINI, of Uoiiiit'ju, whn f.ir a
];n-iij<r H I V fi :.rri ul' l)i>li..>-.ni!.'h t h a i ' . I
'"J'JiiiHV that lilaiJK'd tpiblut uwrliuHni
hi'irilly l i o t l m l l i i m .
,Si> l u i J i i u !
Dorothy
number nf J'L'IH'K has Ijcuti jsan^ral svpmtui'y uml go and mil nm my PpyglatiH, us I told
t r o d "tint <(M I':ilJl l . ' l M V . - i r l r l r d b.V i»y
idiot ["
at tins Ctfiitrjil llruiR-h, V. M . C. A., of l'hil- you, you infi'i-iml
K i m v i i i n ^ i;vu ; i m l ln> u i - a r . k i l c i ' l ' i'f t h u
Koi1," wiid .lolin, calmly tossliiK
U-yi-ar-old Willie flitllins, wm of Town- udelpliiu, lins rosigimd his position to accept tin"Yes,
1
jfhisri ovor tlio Hid*-, and in lining BO
X lnive lit'iircl it Piild of )w.r that sho c u p of ( ! i m : . A l l , u m l s i n - p u t I H T l i p s
a
similar
ono
in
IVorec'Ster,
ilvhu.
n Clerk Willium L'olUiw, of Mon-is townnun-owly escaped dnsJiin^ it upni I)IP »pmade ti|j for a n oxtvssivo xvnw (.if hor owu to i t , t o o , u m l H> \ v n ^ t h e n - i i i ^ l y u t T r i b i, who twtshhot in tho uhihviwu on Wud- T'ho ImlibH of tin; Mnthotlist Muthotlist tunitul riicc uf <iuri!Xi>iMill\o olliciir, Jjiisnficx by bt'ing trno to nil lii'i1 hullscrutiniiK. t n m w u u l I s i ' i U l niK-u i n n i v t o I.-11.
lny of last weuk liy Aha I'liid^n, u play- Cliurch ijehl a teaTuusduy oveningat the tfinint CuiiiniiiiiiUsr ik'ur^u iJuwi'.y. Mi;
If Bho liml iu'iird tins, elm wnitW hnvo
It c . ' t » « ' u p u J i m o v< J'.V M J i J i l i n J y ,
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naid,"Any litilr lliiny like thut"—utlo- wiiB s i t t i n u b y I H T a;* s h e l ; i y iimoMtf t h o
ti! nl)nvit h's own ago, while the two wore liouie of SIra. Krdiilt 15 Bluxliatn in tlie park. liiswvy wns on n tmu of inKjicniion, «ii'rlfiivti plirnsi1 sho ii]ipluid L'qunilyto ft pnva- p u r p l e M l k n i s h i n n s u f I H T d i v . - m w i l h live
Jolin II. Iirown, of ^obiiibkn, a i'ii]itain in cliiiK thi) fripnti! in ono of tlio t-nit4.rs-. Tim
jiiiK with u thirty-eight calibre* revolver
Culomtlcf
hud
just
arrived
dam IViesfc.
(iox or M i«jivt](ic imJf, arriDitjianyliit,'
thu
Jmiulti t m d i T h e r I H ^ H I a i t m n - h " r j ' l i n u i n T jy
ut Uic liitlt'r'H home in Collinsville, died at, Col, William J . Bryan's regiment, ijisiH-'nOhitf Thu ]);i.-:siit,'(' down tlio Adrhititi
sea- lind
l
IliK l m i r .
Sin:w a s w . ; i r i n ^ what I n.llcil
remark withh a Klmling
n g fcinllr,
ingr
llr, Urn ingruAll Souls' KoHintal in Jlorristown on the fol- p a r t of his furlough wild fiis pLUTiite, Sir. bocn ii Hiornty oiH1. find iJit! iminsluking
ilicints of •whk-ti h:\w. ptizztoil c w n s<ii'?n
lovvin^iiiy from tlio efl'uete of tho wound. and Mrs. Jolm h. Brown, o[ llt.ontou.
oxuouthi: olliccr of thu vrsiwl wnntud ta
tistB. I hnvn titmlit'il tlmt smiliUmig mid t ' l i i i T a h l {j;vi-t'ii s a t i n , w i t h c n i i l d n i ^ o n s
Quite ii iiuinhcr ijf iJoontoniutis witno.-snd sue fur hliiiKidt how thu old uhlp luukud
minii'stly. with n vimv to imitiitioii, but. I v u i i i l t i i w w i i i l c t p o i i p i i s n U t i v c i ' l t , m i d Thi? shiK'ting is nonsideied aeeidtjntul, and
nlll
oo
wtia fulti in the tmd toemifofis It too pubtlti FIID & o r o i j : a l c u s u n l l ; . - \ \ ) i i l u I w t r o k o i l t l i o owing to the ymitli of the boy who did it und tho K ° °^ ^ ^ k " " lietwL'L'ii IVinceton and nfter licr huttlo with tho Wiivos.
I t wns n lovoly spring Hundny innrninf;.
IUH t'uiii]»lcto jn'ostratioii, no arrests will he Yala a t Princeton last.Siitiirdny,
for mi;. Them WHS u wliito glitter of
The Young MCII'H Cutholk'Association, of Wo hud dropi»:d anchor in llio iiwintiful
truth, n tli'licious curling of tho lips, n
"]'(•!((•." .she ."-.-lid
Hindi*.
buy
of Nnph'is nnd 1 hud i!mpt. u]) inln t h e
1
twitch of tht! fyL-liishcsana jour heart wits
r.-idn is lu-fiinnii ;: t
y thoughts
Tlie. dead bo'ly of u. nuwly born child was IJooiiton, will jiresent tbo lrisL Onuiui, mixzimtop t o drink in with htiylsh w s t
gono frtiin you. Sim lms mint! yet. I too'•veniug, tho (k'lifflitK a! ouv uUtrUms HUVYoumiing*,
found liwt Friday inorniug l)yftcolored »iun Lodty's Luclf," on Wei]umdny
|
]l(»ro I inn the i>n]y wonwin who ovur lovetl
" D n n i t h y , d u u ' i t:,lk m i . " 1 wjld, w i t h ((L'Jiiurl SIMHO ifj'uvestones in II H. Bavis'a November Wli, in tho I.yccuni.
On tlie oven- O1T our buuins lay lschla mitt (Japri,
her—iicrhiii'^ ln'<':nisu it WHN tfiwn only to
jiuintiin'Ss. " Vuu'i'o only t r y i n g lUfirlilu juril, in Morris street, Morristown. ing of Thanksgiving Day, tlio lioonton Gico Btiuulln^ liko Bturn iioinau ^t-ntfnulH on
nio tu H I ' tliiit nthorpulo tu Iwvmiul whlt'h ghiisily
l o litiiTnv Jim j>}\^vrn))h\
"
Club
under
th«
direction
nf
ArUnir
Olilfleid ^'iiiird, at. th« horns «f tlm hny. Ahead lny
Chief of IV.ice Holiowaj- was notiflod ami
Browning suyrf wo all imsKces. 1 mot IHT
'*][»! wi'ni's rt'd tirs, dour, nnd lie s:iys,
tlio Campunilu. From its centur rlKts old
ilrst on board tho S-ot, when wt$ ivcro Ain't
cuiiiiiiyi-' W'huti IIuw can thu body wa.s taken in elmrge by Coroner will givo their lirst enneert in ilm F.ycfum.
VcstiviiiK, from viwsu cHui npex 1 t'oiilil
both UJI our w;iy to Mushonulimd homt'rf ono lieljjyou
The fuuorbl of tUu Into M rs. Juno O'Toolo, suu Uout-iiif{ ii|iw:ivd i\ Iw/.y wimth, yignilkiiHun.
ruriiif;."
1
—sho tu join IHT hiinbuiid in SiiHstJiu }'
<mu'timo during Saturday a siioak thief ivLn lived for many years in lionnton, wan ficaiit »f tbounivfit buiumlli. X wtitchul
I'ov n iiioDii'iit my fciirs weM'o suothed.
and I to Kiit*1111 a Jonu hVHson of tinto with 'I'lu'ii
tlio (imrf'lH'll ran.v nnd Lyiidliui^t entered .Sfc. IJortlioioniew'tf sehool, on the out- hold on Humliiy from Our Liuly of Mount tlio old admiral with iv great ilrail of inturmy two brothers in tin' HUIUU town.
was shown in. 1 v.'ondi-r if :i in:in will
est. Had I bemi a kodak HunU 1 Bluiuld
kirts of Morristown, aud stole n lot of wear- Carinel Clmrcli.
, n . i r ^ u i a
QEWITT R. HUMMER,
A VVJTTV JiLl'NDEREE
The Hnunluf Kricicntinu »f the H'»mV>n
I'Lblic fcjchoul has n'cnvt-,1 M i ^ l I H e n Brown,
nf fjiiKser, Midi., us ttwlii'i' in thu primiiry
HE WAS VALET TO LINCOLN AND ADdt'imritin.'jil tii (ill tin- viifitri'-y rtmsml Uy t i >
MIRAL GOLDSBOROUOH.
lysiKimtiiui of Sliss Mtiry .MHCI-'UII.
Mi-s
Hrown
(.•imiinciii-i'tl
tcuciiinj;
MMMny
(8 t o 9 A . M .
OFFICE Homiu < 1 to 3 v. M,
11 to s r. M.
KI'BCIALatlmtlm l/lven to DISEASES of
WOMEN und OlIJLVHEtf,
TIIE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS gUGENE J. COOPER,
is due nut only to tlio originality und
simplicity <l(- < I*ts I'umbination, butulsu
to the cure (tnd skill-with which it if,
manufactured b,y .scientific processeti
known to the CAr-irouNiA FIG SVIIIJI*
Co. only, and \vu wish to impress ujiou
all tin.' itnportHiiijL- of purchasing the
true ami original remedy. As tht;
genuine S.yrup of Figs is manufactured
by tlie GAI.HOUXIA Flu SVRUP CO.
only, a Iciiowlcdpn of1 (hat fiu-t will
assist onu in avoiding the worthless
imitations manufactured by other purtics. The liiffh sttinii'mg of the GALIFUKNIA Fid .Svitui' Co. with the medi-
ATTORNEY AT LAW AKD
MASTER AND SOLICITOR m CHANCBRY
OHlee in tlie Tone Building,
(1
VKR j . A. LYON'B STORK,
DOVER, N . J .
;ED. H. DECKER, M. D
PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON
Office on Btockivd) street, opposite First
Methodist E|iisui[Jttl Chui'ch
( 8:30 t o 10:30 A. M.
Office hours^ 1:(MJ t o 3.00 i1. M.
(11:30 t<> 8:U0 l'. M.
DOVER,
NEW JERSEY
cul profession, mid the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup of Figs lms
given to inilliuny of fumilies, makes
thu name of the Company a guaranty QEO. 0. CUMMINS. M. D.,
of the c>:'_'dkin':« at its r«medy. I t is
BLACKWELL BTHBBT, NEAR WARUKN
far in advnneu of all other laxativeB,
as it nuts on tins kiditcyH, liver and
DOVER, N. J.
botvols ivitlioiit irritnti/iH" or weaken( 8:30 to (1:30 A. M.
iu{? tliem, :ind it does nnt jrripe nor
IC» Houns { 1 t o 2:liO r. JI,
nnuseutu. In order to get its beneficial
(7 to 8:30 l". M.
effects, plwi.se rumember tlie name of
Malarial DlseascH and Rhoumatifim recuivs
the Company —
special attention,
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
KAN F
LittJISVlVl.lU Ky.
CK, Cnl.
AK1V VOKE, N.Y,
W, H. C4WI.SV, P. I*. VoOKHKKfl. U.V VANDanVEKIi
Dover steam Bottling WQIKS,
W. H. Cawley&Co., Prop's
JOHN DRUMMER'S
SHA VINO and HAIR CUTTING SALOON
MANSION HOUSE,
COB. BLACKWELL AND BDBSEX STREETS,
DOVER, N. J.
The place has lioon entirely relittea in a neat
manner, Ladlos' and Children Hair
Cutting a specialty.
SOU AG£NTS
cvurlciukut mo ILS hu luukctl ;tt hcrF It »K "Pimiel.
The ladles of (!i« Prusbj'terian CJnircli are then OJHI (hero hnvo forfi.'ih'd JD.V iippoiiitwould bo tfonu'thitif,' worth living nnd
inent by tnlun^ a suap shot lit tho irato
LUTHER COX.
dyiiiK for, 1 Ihliik. I tunirtl In her, and 3liv. Williatti VifMmmons, through her preparing a large box of clothing and other olllcer f\a Iiu glurod ut tiie Bluefc, unconminsi?!, K .T. Cnnper, of Dover, baa made necessary articles to be sent to the " Mountain ' cct'nud mon iul.
tho liKht bohiutl her vyv* iisthcy rested on
for and bottlers of
COTJMTY
SUPERINTENDENT
him sOirivi'lfd my poul within inn.
LPIilication to the Court of Chancery tose- Whites," in tlie South, 1 believo. Tlie ladies i
"Wo IJCIDW, you liliiiirtiiring Irtehuiun,
BLIO BCHOOL9
Sucjii'-tho hi^imiiii^t:aiiic'«f tho end- 'on; it divotco from her JiUHlHiiid on statutory held an all day session in tho Clmpel ou Wedbeforo
I
Jutv©
you
to^sctl
ovoriifler
tlio
ing." Ono iniii'iiin^ as I mr. ni brtiiikfaet grounds. Thu rase will bo given a hearing nesday to finish tlio work of illliiiK tlio box.
OKFIOK—BIAOKWELL S T . , DOVER, N. J.
ghiKs." Tho mnii ili^niiponrcd, with just
with my brothers cmno a litilo noto to liufoiu Clmncellor McGill January 4.
tho suspicion of u nmirk on ills Innocent
IIK*, jwltln.'sst'i! KijunJy t o " J v t v r , " us wns
Hocus : 8 A. M. to 12 M. every Saturday.
looking faco.
Uow t o Jjoolc <J«od,
lutr (juuini fiii-bion. "Coino to m o , " was Tin) Ladies'Auxiliary of tlie Jlorristown
"Mr. Ucwey would liko to hnvo you Qml
all i t Kiiid. 1 flow, niij, coining, found Y. M. C. A. will hold a fair in tho Y. M. C. Good looks are really more than tiltin deep,
IHT on htTdiviin. Kbit was rind in her A. Hall Wednesday afternoon and evening, depending entirely on a lioiilthycoiiiliUon of out, sii', who Is haniu^croelcory over tho
j^ARTIN SCHIMMEL,
sldo of tin: ship, sir." This camo from
trnjjiu gnwii, mid IHT fitco \VJIS henviai lit Deceinlier 1-J.
all the vital organs. If the li w r he iuautivc, onu o( tlm crow of tlio cut tor. IT« lmd
Jlku n hwiroHS KUURIL ami luvjiiiitir than I
MASON CONTRACTOK,
A concert was hold in the lecture room of
liitd over sri'ii il. I know nt once wlmt I ttiu Morriatown M. E Church ou Monday you bavo a bilious look; if your Iddnoys he voniu up with tho<n'dt;r and spoko to Liuuaffected, y-' ti havo a pinolied Inolt, Heuura tt'niint Comuiiinder John Crittemlon WntAll tkinds of Bloson "Work cod Jobbingwns to fare. 1 knelt dawn «(!<! kissutl Jier
promptly attended to.
good hcalt.1i, and you will surely have good mm, nt tliu llnwuiYiooruf tliudctk. Tho
iitfiiiii, und tlicu, Inii)^ u wi'iiU fool, I crlod ni^lit by tlio Cocelia Bradford trio.
OQlce and residence
Luther Kountze, tlie well knowu beaker of looks, "Eleutrie Bitters" is a good Alterative udmlrul overheard the mugsiifiu o£ tho
all over hor fiii'ii mid her lovely gown.
42-1 y .
82 GUY STEEET,
angry oxuentivo and Iiiughcil iiulutly.
New
York,
lias
clos<
d
bis
sanitarium
on
the
and
Tonic.
Acts
directly
on
tho
stomach,
"Wo urn gomi! tonight, l'titur," eho
"TuU
Mr.
IJowoy
that
It
wns
thu
adMendliani road Only ono convalescent soJ- liver aud kidneys, Purifies tlie blood, cures
crooned in hur ^oUk'ii vnice.
miral,
my
iiiiin,"
Hiiid
ho
Roburly;
thon,
(Jiw
ivjjs
Jeft,
nnd
be
has
been
transferred
to
"So, nn, Utirotliy, darling; uov«r, aovpimples, blotches and boily, and gives a good turning (o Sir. Watson ho rcjimrlruil, " H o
er. You fihall not go."
tb<.' Memorial Hospital iu Morristown.
QLIVER S, FREEMAN,
complexion. Every bottleguurantoed. Sold can't very vns\l p u t tho admiral in tho
'•"Wo uro guin.n tonight, tk'iir," and HIIO
A now electric light plant has been estab' at Robert Killgore's drugstore, Dover, and brig, though I nmy ticscrve i t . "
stroked my hair; "^.ihig tugcthor to find ligbed in JUorj'isfcown, Oscar Babbitt, owner
CARPENTER A.ND BTJILDEB
A P . G-j eon's drug store, Chester. SUcentsper
"Hu inuy look urouml for a Hiibstitiito,
thoeu islands of the bleat."
and manufacturers of tho best
of tho Uabbitt Buildiug, is supplying mer- bottle.
ndmiral," nnsworetl 3Slr. Wtitsoii, Kinlling.
______
"Xo, Dorothy, n o , " I moaned.
Flans
and
specifications made and contracts
''Oh, u o ; Dtiwoy li«s too hvon JI BL'JISD OX
''Mnyn't 1 havo a little happiness?" BIIO chants in tlio vicinity with light gouerateii
talicai. Jobbing alwavB particularly attended
CHESTER.
justice, liutildus, I rciuunibiT him wiyhig
to. Orders left at the Brick Drug Store of
QBKC(1 fiercely. "\Vh:tt lms my lifu becm, by tho plant in bis building.
Mr. Vfm. H. Qoodale o r at tbe postofilcewill
Pfitur?" Then rolaji.sinf,' into an infinito
Mr, find Mrs. Peter Buhuylur, of Jersey onco timt ho had no UBO for aubstltutoa."
Oliver Henry, a farmer of Mendhani, caniu
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
be promptly attended to. Corner Union und
A low inoiuniitfl nftor \\)\n Mv. Vowpy
tendon icy a, ''You HOC, Vctcr, hu cannot do to Mnrristowu ou Monday witli $50 in bis City, have been renewing friendship in town.
Tekphtmo Cai) 4ii A. Orders roc^lffil up to 11 p,jn. Hirer Streets, Dorer, N. J .
without me—wo aaiiiiob do without each pocket und wns robbed by a colored num. They are taking iv driving trip through the hiniEulf cmnoovtT thustnvliotiril gun^wny,
siilutiii^tljomlniiyaUvJtln'JitJjuroJimigliiy
othor."
Henry iduutifled JobnJackson as the mati who country.
nlr. You st'o, n 10 pounder nmy eplniuci1Lalur, wlicn I was stonily mini, elio told
Mr. and Mra. George Marsh, of Morris- rUy past u fellow's hciid ttbotu'il » JUUH*Q''PHE NEW JERSEY IRON MINIHG CO.
mo Lhttir pluns. 'i'hoy vfvva going to tnlco robbed liim and preferred a charge agamet
luirFfis tlmt night and rido for Uuitull, him of grand larcency. Police Justice CUft town, speuta few (Iaj-s last week ^'(th Mr. Wnt and ncrvu merely its a liook o« which
to l:atig thu old timo josfc nbout n "IUIBS
Offers for sale desirable farming and timROCKAWAY, N. J.
"You i\ro tho only woman In Mnshona- gettirif? frcnh horses Uiom imH a cart to committed the prisoner to tho Morris County and Mrs. P . C. Yawger,
buiHtf
(is
{,'
o
od
a
s
»
jiiilii,"
but
when
n
bor
lauds in Morris County in lots of 6 acres
Miss TiHnnie Druke ia spending a fortnight
land with any sunso of humor, Potor," tiiko them ta Ut'ini—and then straight Jail.
and upwards and several good building lots
idain
matter
of
fnct,
plobuiai)
tumbler
homo.
Oneu
uut
o£
tlio
tumniry
they
woro
eho would euy, " a n d I beliove you aro o
St. Mary's Hraiuatic Assoctlalion of Morris- with Mies Ljium Hid), of Jersey City, and Bhoota past yon, contrary to tlio articles of
in Port Oram, N. J .
safe.
boy.''
town gave a presentation of " T h e Secre- other city friends.
war mid in illrcot violation of ustuullsliud
Addrem L. C. BnawiETn, Bee'y.
" B u t KniveiiV" I mkvA. ' H o will fol- tary," au adaptation of the ** Private SecreFor tho frisky* horsy woman visitor
Tho Kowark Congregational Conference nuTfd ctiqutilo, tho ulrcinnKtitncu that
DOVBB. K. J .
who ROCS to mnko up tho queer raixturo lu\v you, and ymi uru nub u good rider, tary/' in tbo Morristowu Lyceum on IVednes- was held in tlio Congregational Church oty you havo twuupcd inutllatiun i,s only nn
Dorothy."
culled society In tlmt fur country BIIQ hud
oxorcsccnci) idungBido tif tins ylui-lng fnct
tho Bantu inquiring fiuz>, h u t her speech
"Oh, I wilt ridu—I'll i-Iiio lifcu tho dny night for tho benefit of Loanataka Thursday. The storm prevented a largo that your dignity has bcuM very vlultititly
number from attending. About thirty min- QSsnultL'd.
was enibollishcd with a lisp. "Yos, wo duvli," wUhiillUlu lnut;h. " A n d I shall Council, Royal Arcanum.
have wnts dwcdful," I heard her roplying bo with him, Potur, Kulvon will bo away
isters wore present and the meeting was very
Tho iidiiilnd lonked down and took in
to a lady of this dnsorlptlon wJio was COIII- ut « billiard mutch, and wo shall gut n
profltabla and interesting. Tbe ladies enterAITOBtntT/AT LAW
SUCCA.SUNXA.
plaining in n etridont voice of tho r a t and yood start—and ho may not follow u s . "
tained tho largo do legation in tbe chapel, tho situation. Descending tu tbo quarter
mice nuisanco,und BIIQ twiddled her hands
SOLICITOR AND UASTltn IN OHAHCEBT
I thought I know him bettor.
Miss Lillian Bockoveti is visiting in New where a hot dinner was served and the best dook, lio npprondicd Dtnvey nml sold with
a
friendly
air,
"
I
nuy,
Vowoy,
did
yo\\
g\yr
and twitched hor lmnds liko a ehy baby.
In thu twilight I saw thum ofl. Sbo Verhon.
of cheer reigned.
AND NOTAnT PUBLIC.
read 'Ilantly Andy?1 "
But enter ono of tho clrolo of in on she was \vunt in her riding habit, tnUiny; nothing
Elmer Harrington celebrated liis birthday
John Dickson is spending a week's vacation
pleased to cull her frlond^oud la which 2 iviih liw, and fur Uiu litst tlino I etniigbt"Yes, s i r , " ratlior shortly.
Stanhope.
.
.
.
.
N e w Jersey.
also was included, and sho immediately tntul hor shirt for her and ^IIVG her tho last Saturday by giriut: a largo party to a with tho family of J, BlaiV.er.
"Well, now, 1 iiiutft Jiuvo his cousin
bucmna most "sweat and Sufficient" a ruins. Then I took Lyiulhursfc by tlio number of bis friends. A very pleasant time
JJrs. E. B, Pieraon entertained Mrs. P. N. a.board." And thoiailiulval l-ulatod tho
Vivid and original personality. Sho leo- hands, anil looking into his eyus cried to was enjoyed by all.
Jenkins, of "Washington, "Warren county, glass JncUtout. Tliq two laughort ovor tho
turtid ovoryboily on their lavo affnirs, bo- him t o bo good to liur, to lovu hor ull Ills
blunder, Jlr, Dowoy having recovered liis
Extra services uro to lie held in tlio M. E. ovor Sunday.
]^RS, S. E. DEHART FERRALD, M. D.
ginning with mo, who had none.
usual good nature by tills timo.
iifo, ncvcv to Jet hor regrut, nnd ho prom- Clmrcli every evening this week.
Miss Grace Kurd, of Morristown, is the
ised
i
u
a
volco
deop
with
lovo.
They
eay
'.'You sco, ]Jowcy, J liave a sort of interDeHart Homestead near Mt FreeKniven Kalluudor'H broad, aweot smile,
A gramophone entertainment will be held guest, of Miss Anna Seward,
est In tho follow. The secretary reuuinthat ruudo him ao popular in tho world of dark mon are as truo us men can bo. Thon nt tho residence of William E. King, of
dom, N. J.
Mrs. C, S. Oaborne is visiting her mother, monded him t o mo as u good, faithful
men, mid tho Euavo courtesy of his man- whiin I hiid kissed hor liltlo stockinged Leilgowood, ou Friday evening of next week
Office hours, i to 5 p. m.
serving man. Ho had boon nttnohedto
Mrs. Piei-son, ut Brooklyn,
ners to women, had never taken me In. I tinkles and BIIO hud enid, ''Blosa you, llttlo
had soon tho big black bruises disfiguring Putor, 3f Jt wickid wojium's blessing can for tho benefit of the Ladies' Missionnry
The Presby teriau choir rendered some very Mr, Iiiimiln a s IIIB personal attmidaut,
P. O. address, Mt. Freedom, N. J.
jtnd I took tlio eoiHiip partly on that uutho whito flesh of Dorothy'a body, and I do any good, anil yoodby," tlmy rodo tiway Society.
nico
music
on
Sunday
evening.
SO-tf.
oount. Ali, horo ho couios ut last with my
had gone over lior when sho had lain la Into tlio night, and I luy down on my
F. A. DeCamp returned to Newark SlouJacob Tread way is employed at Kranklyn glass! Jolin, did Mr. Lincoln evar score
faco
in
thu
grass
with
my
heart
full
of
tlio
white pain, utterly unablu to rise from
ilay after a short visit with bis parents liore.
Miss Mabla Berry has a flue new Crescent you for your nwkWHrdncsaV"
hor bed. Thu sccrut of it was that ho was tragedies cf lifts. After awhile. I Ktumhlod
Ferdinand Alpaugli, of Newark, made a wheel.
an inter mitten c drunkard, nnd cruel «nd blindly hommvnrd, ii wild wish struKj'ling
"Ko, sor, ho nIvor did. Muiiy tho tiino
2Ir, Ross, of Elizabeth, spent last week ho tuuld me tbiit it wor a morcj that wo
uncontrollable in his drunkonnesa. No within mo tlmt soino onu would como mid short visit homo last week.
Mr. und Hrs. Thomas Fitaherbert, of with W, E. Young, enjoying the hunting woru thoglthur, lieaiusu, said ho, Ids mind
ono ever suspected this. They were looked tako mo (iwjiy, too, mid that wo four—
upon as u model couplo by mon, and tho Dorothy, Lowis, tho other und I—might BloomfielJ, are spending several weeks witb season.
wor tuken off nirair.1 of state by thin kin Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron "Ware if you wish to reduce the cost of your
Hardware Cutlery
woman 6ald that ho was far too good for all go toguLhcr mid llnd tlm lslmuls of t!iu Jlrfi, Fitzhorbort's parents at this place.
Mrs William Parks spent Just Sunday with did ho wurruk harder tollin nio lio\v t o do
Life Insurance or desire to carry a
her. So ivhcro I would hnvo loft him, care- bU'st. As I nrnrcci tho liouso » Hum cninu
things tliun if ho wliit nnd did tliuni himDaniel
Evans,
of
Chester,
was
a
guest
of
Glassware Woodenware
Mr, und Mrs. lluborb Parks.
less of tho world, eho staid ou, too proud Into view under a lamp somu few yiinls Albert Marsh over Sunday.
solf."
policy for the
Paints
Oils
Miss Aimu Himiuolt, of Orauge, is the
to publish hor shame, hiding her hurts off. Ho lnul a white, fury Jfislicd fact?,
"Doul'tlesB,
doubtlosB,"
snid
tho
adLamps
Kerosene Oil
and tho Jiollowncss of her Hfo in friend- with a mouth KOt hard nnd cruel. Then 1
guest of Miss Amelia Dawson.
inlml, 2*i it filing.
fainted.
ships and flirtatious. Tho talo of theso
Oilcloths
Carpets
2iO GUESS WOJtK HEttE.
Tho Rev. G. A. VeiU attended the extra " I want you to ruincmlnr, J o h n , " mild
Wiis endless, and so daring in tlioir InnoMatting
Feathers
meetings held at SiK'casunnn on Sunday and Mr. Dowoy sovcroly, "tbut It is strictly
It wns only horsu against liorso, nud ho
cence that I camo to understand how a uumu uiion thuut nt n farmhouKo bofovo ALL H0VEU PEOPLE HAVE TO DO IS TO HOL- Monday oveninga.
oi your laraily or estate.
n^'iiJisb tlio mips of this ship to throw
woman might lorn her reputation without they Intel even got half way.
— A L S O DUSALER IN
Mis3 Esther Renl:il spent Sunday at home, anything over tho sides. You camo vevy
LOW TriK KXAMI'LE OK FELLOW CITIKESS.
Joslng her honor, liar safety lay in that
nuar
striking
mu
In
the
hcurt
witli
your
1
ratio
out
with
my
hrothprc,
who
hud
Mrs. Dufford, of Middle Vnlley, was tho glass tossing."
she could ncvor BCO a miin dully for a week
Factn lire stubborn.
without grawinf? bored, and tho moment loved her, too, tnid tfio clergyinun who
guest of Mrs. J . Praster last woolt,
" T h a t wor a pity, BOP,"
Some may bo disputed.
a lunn put his passion into words o r at- burled thorn. When I luul lilddon tho ugly
Mr, and Mrs. George Holms, of Lake Hoissues policies on the Term, Whole Life
" A pilyJ" racliiljjiml Dcwey eavuguly.
None can bo disproved.
tempted to do EO ho was dismissed from nmrk on hur foreheud with Ilowurs, thuro
pnteong, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. " B y J i m , I'd lmvo como up and lmd you
was
nothing
lo
rovult
in
tlio
Mveetcalm
A
feet
is
the
opposite
of
fiction;
hor prosonci), a n d tho "Rod runoh know
Tin Roofing, Plumbing and allor Limited Policy plan from $300 to
and
Mrs.
John
Chapman,
of
tiitw
place.
of
hor
fauo,
b
u
t
wo
cuvorcd
hla
fucu
nil
strung
up
fib
tlio
tuabiyard
a
r
m
liko
a
hliu no more."
Is always hedged about with proof;
kinds of job work promptly attend- $10,000 that are in immediate benefit
over with thorn. And I bcliuvu thoy aro
Tbo funeral of Charles J . 8kellonger was dog."
Has to stand the test of investigation;
for their full iace value, at rates that
"No, Gor, axin ycr pardon, I hopo not." ed to.
"IempposG I hnvo DO soul, Pater, denr," forgivoii and hnvo found tho inlands of thu
held
from
the
CoiiKrogntional
Church
on
Or it drifts to tlio realm of doubt.
"What's that?" roared thoatliuiral nnwill interest you.
slio would Bay in hor oxaggoruiecL "way, blest.—Denver News.
Monday. Mr. Skollotiger was 77 years old
Investigate
closely
tbe
following;
grily.
*'or else I am iuenpafalo of a grand pnselon.
and tho fatlior of tea chiJrireu,
NIXY.
Good Novel* Arc- (iood TuiiuhevN.
Postal luiormatlon.
The cluser tlio scrutiny tlio more convincing
"'i'hroth, sor, iVyo mind tlio jiioruin
-Any youth who conies along can have a
For information write
" H u t n good navel] Is tUevo auything tho result.
tullin mo tluit ye WOT to do tho think hi an A. M.
ARRIVAL OP UAlLS.
slice of my direction for awhile—butlsoon
HOCKAWAY,
I Wor to obey ordoi-s, oven if I bruk own- 0:34—New York direct.
got bored.*' Men grewiu/utuutodaotlj»ad ciinul to i t ? " writes Kuth AshmoTo in Tho A Dover clti/.oti speaks hero;
THE
^
over her, but sho kept them in ordor in Ladies' IJmno Journal. " T h i n k of tho
7:aB—Easton, Phllllpsburg, Hacbettstown. StanA serious accident faftpponed ou Thnraday crsp"
Spenks From experience and conviction;
her cool, despotic Ifttto way. UntlcrKtimd- Story of 'Henry Ksiuond;' think of tho
Tho
two
laughed
heartily
u
t
this
hit,
hope,
Mt.
Arlington,
Port
Oram
and
nil
of
last
weelt
in
tho
LiondQlo
Bloneh
and
Dye
jEg of thoir madness cimio to IIIB ono plensuica und joys thnt wmio to him, and Relates facts—stubborn facts,
r
mul Julin went bitlow with flying colors.
points on the Sussex Railroad.
That may bo disputed, but cannot bo \\ orks to Daniel Sullivan, of Mount Hope. —San Francisco Examliior.
night. It was ut a dance, and I camo into then, fiyni])iiihiziiig\vl(h him In hi.s diwjp8:15—Chester, Succasunna, Ironla and Lake Den*
Snlllvnn wns helping to oil tbe starch mangle
tho dressing room just ns sho was nn- liulutmrnts, \v\\ig ]ir«ud of him in his disproved.
mark.
fiiiecossL'H,
fullowhi^
ids
fortunes
into
this
when
his
band
caught
between
the
brass
and
windinK thu wrnps from her Bwect body,
Mr. K. R Hall, of No. 20 Uvtint street,
0:10—Now York ana way,
oomilif^ out of thoin liko n pule groan star, now Innil, you will go ninong tho Virgin- employed in the D., L. & W. Car Sliops, wooden rolls of tho manpclo. His arm was Esqtiimalt In thu only nhicu In tho Brit- 0:29—New York, Pateroon, Boonton, Eastern
dinniDuds gleuininp; nnd movlag on hor iiuiH and thuro rend how he wns loved nnd Miys: " I was troubled with kidney com- drawn completely through, mashing tho flesh ish empire, according to u rcount olimatoand Western States.
bosom. I think tlioro must ho Honiothlng respected. O P CIIOOMI tlio "J';ilo of Two plaint for tim inst \(i or 15 ypai-s TJiero was from bi9 floors to the shoulder. Sullivan lojfiral report, tlmt osoeodB London in 9!a5—Pennsylvania And nil points on the High
• of the man in me, for I suffered a leaping Cities' nml leurn how ono mail can glvo
Life Insurance Co.
cloiullncRH.
Esquimau
is
\\\m
tho
diimpost
a
sovero
]inin
across
my
back,
KO
bad
at
was
removed
to
the
office
of
Dr.
George
Bridge Branch R, R.
his
life
for
another
IHTIUIGU
he
loved
much.
of tho heart a t that rovoalcd ivntl suggested
in tho oiujtiro, ivhilo AriuluUto, in P.M.
beuuty. It lured my lips t o her, find, Do you good? Pilch books can do nothing times that I could not get about, and I had Foster who dressed tho Injuries, after which placu
HOflE
OFFICE,
CAMDEN, N. J .
Austrnlia,
is
tho
driest.
Ceylon
is
tho
1:37—All
points
from
Binghnmton
east,
conneo
CIKO.
NO
really
jjuud
novel
ever
induced
also
n
dull
ncliing
pain
over
the
kfdnoys,
I
he
wan
removed
to
bis
home.
No
bones
stooping, I kissed her just in tho curving
ami unrl.h\vi:sb Canailu tho cohlctit
tlon with Sussex R. R.
outline of tho ohcok whero It melted Into ii girl or ft (vtmiifii to liiiitMto vico or to did not know whnt it was to fict a good were broken, but tho flesh wns badly bruised hottest
FRANCIS It. FITHIAN, Frasfdenfc.
possuHalun
tlmt
tho
fhig
of
England
Hunts
1:53New
York,
Newark
anil
Morriatown,
<1UH]IIHU
virluo.
Tho
novel
is
tho
printed
tho lips. Tbo Wood Ilowod orlmson to tho
night's sleep, no matter how often I changed and torn.
JOSEPH H, QASKUA,, 1st Vieo President.
2:11— Same ptilnts ns7;28 A. M.
spot whero m y lips luid been nnd Bpruad IHinurnmu of life, and tlio t e a r s llit) Hiuilos my position tho palti was always tho Ramo. Etuil H. Stumpf, of Rockaivay, died a t liis ovor.
jiuij tlio heart Inats tlmt wo, tlio readers,
3;27—Hiberniu, Marcello Mount Hope and
E, Asmusn AnsisTRONa, COUNSEL.
all over her nock and faco.
Wlii-n
J
raso
in
tlio
jnorninff
I
always
bad
a
homo
oa
Sunday
afternoon
from
blood
poisCalcined
seed
pearls
aro
considered
a
glvo to it. It nmki'K tho niiiniu tlmt now
Rocknway.
HAIIUV REKVES, Secretory.
"You silly klddiu," eto said. "Feter, is (shiiiist btill, n(!;i\n U' wild anil weird sort of tired feeling. Tho kidney secretions oning. Tho funeral services worn hold at tho inutlicliii! of grnat potonoy by tho Chinese, 6:08—New York and way; Chester, Succasunon
I belluvo you are n boy."
likuthnt. cif Jliitifrary, nnd Ji^aiii bus nil contained a brick-dust deposit, were very SI. E. Church of Hoclmiray on Wednesday ami lieiiutlful a r t work in mother of pearl
and Ironfa.
r
Her fidorera camo nnd went in batohos, tho iiinjcsty uf oin- i>f >'i:/.nrt s niassfs. If frequent nnil accompanied by suppression, afternoon, with interment at Dover, Tlio haa lung hcon cxuuutcil hoth iu China a n d
Branch Office, Yimou Building, Dover, N. L
Jjijuiii. In tho PhilippiiiPji windows nro A. *I.
nccordliiR to the Umo It tonk for her to you wnnij tn rnjtiy ,M.I:IM H, If ,vmi want causing nio much nnnoyanco. I doctored and
V. 3, MAILS CLOSE.
Brow tinsd, b u t they mlored her always. to nmlai Ulo Hvm ! riu r uiul l;;i|'pier. lose used lotd of Ko-ealloil kidupy rnrra but novnr triljo of Red Hen, of Dover, and tho Rook- inmlo of mother of pearl, nnd in Cashmero 7il5—New York and ways ako Eaatorn States,
"Ww. M. Fismin, District Supt,
away Jlro department attended in a body. it \H uscil for inlaying lusurintious on
In tlino I grow so UKcil to tho cold, fivoot, your own iicr^'jdJiJr.'v i'i u i:m d ).>»tU "
got any relief. I tmw Darn's Kidney Pills
Southern Jersey, Now York State and forMr, Btumpf: was iimrrled on Juno 1 last to tb
Bhort friendships and tho fncoa t h a t camo
Correspondence 'with Building Loan1
advertised in our paper and got a box at
eign.
Hqbirt Kil^oro's drug store. They helped Miss Edna IJ, Bisco, of Jamaica, Long Maud.
8:55—HnckettBtown, Washington and all points Association members earnestly solicited.Anchor Lod^o, No. BO, of Hockaivay, was
an irmin line.
mo right froui tlio start and before I burl
" I Owv My WhoiQ JAl'o
visited last Saturdny night by u larce delega8:55-Port Oratn, Mt Arllnetou and all polrta to
Inlu'iibalf
tlio
liox
I
eoulil
K°
to
bed
and
to Burdock BIooil Bitters Scrofulous sorus
CURE ALL YOUR PAINS WITH
ticn
from
Morriatown
Ltidgu,
Knights
of
Easton.
slci-p timmdly all night, Bomotldng I had not
NOTICE.
covered my body, 1 bvcmufl hoyourt cure. B.
D:in--Chestcr, Buccnauniia and Ironia.
dmio in yvniv, 1 con tin tied tliu tnvitinont Fythios, No. 121, whosu team worked tlio
B. 11. Ima miido mo « iwrfectly well woman,"
OslS-MorrlBtown,
Nownrk and New York direct. ESTATE OF MARY ANN THOMAS, nEOEASED
third
rank
on
ono
candidate,
after
which
until the piiin left uiu entirely, tho socret
Mrs. Clifli'lpH Jlultou, Ucrville, Mich.
tOiOO—Wne Hill direct.
*
Punmonfc to tlio order of tha Surrogate ot thn
frnin tbu kidneys improved and I am bettor tbo lodge Jroom was thrown open to visio:ls-Rockftway, Mt. Hope, MarcelU «nd HI- County ot Morris, made on tlie twelftli day of
A Modlclno Chost In lt=olf.
in uvery way. 1 lave recaititnptKk'd this tors. There, was a publfc eiiUsrtuimncnt,
October A. >. DUO tliDUsnod eight hundred aud
berniiw
nlnety-ebht,
notice Is hereby given to nil persona
Slmplo, Safo and Quick Curo for
rt'inedy to (i nninber of oinployea in the flliop which (roiiHiaU'd o£ graphophone- aolcctions by
p. M,
liiwlnjj clainiH ngainat tlio entnt« of Mary Ann
CRAMPS, DIARRHOEA, COUGHS,
ami yon may ust; my fitateniiMit for publi- Georgo IH11, of Morristown Lodge; comic
Thomns, Into oC ttio County of Morris, dmmfiwi, to
l:15-Kew York tiud AU jiolnLs vlu Boonton,
presunt (lie uciny, under oatli or afllrintiUoD, to ttio
' s by (luorgo Horn, aud vocal music by
cation and 1 will be pirotwil to ausivcr Hiiy
COLDS, RHEUMATISM,
2:a<J--Ncw York and way.
mibficri tiers, on or before tlio twelfth (lay of
BOVL'1-HI of tho visiting brothers, Tho history
iiiijuirk's tlml limy ho Kent to mo."
8:10-AU points on tlie Central Rallrond ofKew July, next, ImiaR nlnu-months from tbo date of
NEURALGIA.
order: nnd any creditor iieclectlnj? to hrlop In
nf Lliuimiurnf ICnightHof Pythias wns IIIUHInrsov (Htfih Hrkljjs Branch), nnd points In wild
d exhibit. MR or JILT claim, under ontli orafllr25 nnd SO cent Uotlloo.
PeJinflylviiniA.
J hum's Kldiiuy l'ills for HIIIO by nil dealoi-H. trntod with litntem viown hy Georgn Uduii,
atJoD, within tUe Umo HO limited, will bo foiwvor
4:Bfi—Port
Ornm,
Mt,
Arlington,
Landiue:,StanWAriE OF (MITATIONS.
barred
of his or lier action tlit-njfor BKalnat tbe exIViuH M wnU iUihd by Voster-mihurn who gftvo ii liicturti on tho order, nftor which
hopu, <Uriii)cli and Waterloo connections), ecutors,
OUY ONLY THE QENU'NE.
I.TA'-S ORl'ATU I!AT,M Ifl ft r n e l t l v o c u r o .
Cn., Hiiiriil.i, N. V., solo iigcntH for tlio TJ. 8 . Anchor Lmlyii served a collation to tho memHiickettAtnwn, Phllltpstaurg and Eauton.
Diitud [ho 12tli day of October A, D. 1803.
1
Ap]>ly Into tho nofllrllB, Ilia qtilcltly ahaorleil. 50
PERRY DAVIS
lt<'iiit>iiibtr Hut tiiiiiiL- Don H'H and take no sub- bers and visaing brothers. About 100 woro coiitfl flt BriipRlMB cir l»y mnll J enmnlcti lOc liy mull. 7:1B-Ncw York direct
M0111113 H. TIIOMAB,
7:.'»p. u.—llockoway anil High Bridge, tyavoofflco
X j V ^ t J r
BALLENTINE'S
Beers, \\t% and Porters,
Soda and Mineral Waters.
J.WRIGHT BRUEN
Stoves, Range? w Heaters
• Ross.
THIS COKGEBHS YOU
RROTECTIO1N
™ BUILDING LOAN MOTUAL
BUILDING
LOAN
MUTUAL
Pain-Killer.
I
THE IRON ERA, DOVER, N. J., NOVEMBER 48, 1898.
-camlnl and hlscuiiR.nt lo tho mar-laproh«
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
could Bee no way open.
w i t h tf
"l-oinpromlsc!" Uchiilli'dtheWeawIth
•I
"li.vnot invite this obifctionT'rttimr,
-V«v. I t .
uWe young perron down to Maddux H n l l LnSpl Luc-lieni. the Italian nnarchlst
IUK .-.mi.try wit-Hay, f,,r u month, the who asuitf-Bliiiiteri Kmpiv.qs ElizaLi-th of
eiiKaceiiM'nt to hu lmnle public ut tho end Aunlnu, was aiiaimn-d, (.'onvlfif-tl unO
fd in
eil' r;il
smiled
"'*'••*—
Lord Morton ec-nicm-cd to "rtfcnrou,-- iinpriHOiinicnl
v. ill
ut tlie
for Mfp" at (ii-t-fv-i, th*r«- being » u law
ul" thf tho
l
prn isu
.i,I
° "" '"
thus effected hnd for <np\Xi\) i-ij-)isli-]ir-n! in Su hzorlunil
1 hiiflci will irturii
done nothing clso, it had educates tho
tho l'iwifu- —-Ari-hi.U-hi
TIIP llcHis!) ;inrl Fn-in-li Pinb.'iftsuyoung «<*«.>« tu a fuIU-r appreciation of llors soiiplu lo iisctttain fnun the MadriniiiMil Oilhr.Mr (IM«-«-W '4
tho ainoi,it|<.H ut i ifl , , h m i Bll0 , | o f l b o f ( m , rid Rovernniont the motive bfhinrl E m - died in linUbmu-p
Kx-Sei
Frank
possessed.
Sho hud known but little
Hlscoclt is mentlont-d na a
brlclitiMsB hitherto, mid poverty, with Its peror U'illiHj-j'.s' pi'opost'd visit lo Spain, didute for the 1 'tilted States ciinneiibut
all
political
Hitnificance
wan
UI9endless Rhifts and contrivances, has a narlieurowing Inlliicnco on tlio possibilities of a tluhned. 'i'lit einjifcior w a s a t Baulbec atoruhip to nui:cot=ci Murphy
tenant
Herman
O.
Di-enst)
of
the
UnitThni'«dny-—-A
colored
m
a
n
who
sayB
woman's mil lire. Sho realized nlso for tho
flrettlme that Tallies atfoetion for her he in nearly 100 yeura old has turned ed .Slates nnvy cuminittod filicide in
entailed a certain ai.<W.mt of eaorlflco on up in Vlalntivia, N. J. lie says h e b a e Baltimore Mundny because, it is asserthis part, and thnt *!,„ «•„„ by no means two ht-artB and two setH ot ribs, a n d ed, he had hiu-n <»rdi-n-d to Manila to
Mio only pretty Or fascinating woman in this t-lu 1 m h; upheld by a local phy- Join the t'niti-a fSt;Ut--s ^Iiip Zaflro
" I n tho first plnue, Tnlbut, you know his drelo.
nlc-lan
The Cuban General Perez w a s About 2,600 shoe wurlifrs in Miirlboro,
llttlo or nothing of tho—or—lady's conJlasu,, went on strike npahiEt "fi«e
She reveled | n tho unwonted luxury appointed mayor of Guantaiiamo by shops"
nections," Bald Lord Morton, carefully
A nioniorliil to Ihr Itev. I»r.
General Wood
Tlie German Imperial
and
refinement
of
hor
surroundings.
adjusting his ojot'lassos.
"However
party left i)amus«uB and arrived a t Henry A. Colt WIIH di-iIiciLled nt St.
charming tho lndy herself may he, you
'I hato to bo poor," she said to Lord Ranlbpo, Syria, where they camped In Paul's srhooi
Ch.'ikir runha und the
musfc allow thnt the prospect of welcom- Merton iu a foolish burst ot confidence.
the m i n e of the temple of Baul Tod last Turkish uojdifj'S hove l^rt Khan fa,
ing a host of unknown relatives is rather ' I think Jt's worso than anything."
Crete
The Spanish transport LegazSloane
won
two
ruces
a
t
t
h
e
Liverpool
alarming—estimable people, I am sure, to
Autl Lord Merton smilingly agreed, nnd
pl wus wreuked near (Menfuegos, Cuba,
bo olossod a m o n g those thoroughly Rood, made himself nioro oharmlng than over, a u t u m n meeting, Including the Liver- but no lives wpi'p lost
A Btntfinent
roBpootablo persons who carry tliciir praise- taking her over tho estate and explaining pool Ktala'H- The capital oC t h e new prepared by Coininoilorc Ilielihorn
United
States
of
Central
America
h
a
s
worthy Independence to the extent of de- at laugtli tliu working of tho coal mines,
sho^va thnt Dr> ivnr VPSSPIS of various
clining to eubiult to nny trammels—ovon from which ho derived his vonlth. "Mor- been removed from Amupala, Hondu- kinds, indue!Inp eight battliishiiis, are
JSight
of a n 'altob.' Does Uiu futhurof llio young eonury to tho backbone," was his mental ras, to ChJn.'indPp«, Nlcuruguu
lady follow BDy particular profession or is ojaculation. ••Sell hor noul for gold," he negroes wore killed und three white under ronst motion for our mivy kittT.
men
wove
wounded
In
race
rlota
in McWintcrs or llnlyokc.
ho a, gontlniiiaii a t owse?"
added, noticing tlio interest she displayed
train near
Wilmington, N. C, A complete new ed by falling from u fr
" M r . St. Dcnla has been very unfortu- nt the number of tons brought to tho stir- municipal govprmnont w a s uatablfslied F.ast Norfolk, Conn.
Fire destroyed
faco
and
tho
royalty
duo
on
each.
n n t o , " snld Ills son shortly. " H o Is, I uohy o. citizens' committee, and the ofllce the outbuildings of tlie Saratoga rosl
"My place Is nothing, my dear young of a negro newspaper was sacked and clence of Itjuinh Fuller, ox-warden of
Hovo, nt present soimnvlioro on tlioconlady," bo said, in reply to Bonio enthusitloont."
The 7'IiH-Klelphia
A riot uver politics at R G - Dannemora ptiaon
astic
romark. "You Khould 6eo Sir Harry linrned
" S o m e t h i n g Romowhero on the conhoboth, S. C, resulted In the death of bark John iJainley was wrecked in the
tlnentl Probably ii billiard murker nt Tyler's. It's simply jiiaKniileontJ In fact, ten negroes and the wounding: of four China seu. Her crew was Raved and
BouloRiio. Now, I hardly think, Talbot Tyler could buy mo up twice over. lie's others. The Hot was precipitated by has been landed at Singapore
Int h n t you would Undo billiard marker a tho 'coal king' of tbo country, you know; the shooting of a white man The spector General Brecltinrtclge surprised
congojilnl companion, let alono an ngroo- whereas I only own two miserable mluoa." mustering out oC the First New Jersey the war lnvesllgatinff commission by
1
And
ho
shrugged
his
shoulders
doproolatahlo fathor-ln-law. And Mrs. St. D e n i s volunteer regiment was begun at New- stating the army had been praotieally
Ingly.
Is eho also on t h e oontluontP"
ark
The Anglo-American joint high without Inspection since tho war bejyan
Perhaps it wns tho knowlodgo that the commission met In Washington and owing to a change In uyatem, nil reTlio young m a n flushed hotly.
young
man
wns
tho
"coal
king"
thnt
ports going to the adjutant ffentjral
" I havo never seen Mrs. St. Denis," ho
was received by President McKinley.
stainmorod, "Sho is too great an invalid made Doru so gracious to him that nftorThree more persons were shot In AbbeSatni'dtiy, fio\. 12.
uoon. Ho had aeon more porsletont in his
to receive any ono."
Princeton won the football game -with ville and Greenwood countlee, S, C , as
attentions during her stay than Talbot
" S o , " murmured Lord Morton sweetly, quite liked, and Dora, In thut spirit of Yale on Bvokaw field at Princeton, N. a remilt of the race war.
"fnthor unfortunate, mother nn Invalid
Wt-rtnemliiy, Nov 10.
coquetry whloh is pai-t of the equipment J., by a score of • to 0. The one touchpromising relations, upon my word. flllss of ovory notrrtss, had by no moans repollod down WflB made by Arthur Poe, who
It was announced In Madrid and P a r St. DoniB hersolf, I understand, is—or— him. That evening, tho last night of hor ran nearly 100 yards with the ball. Both is that Spflin had resolved to tftke m.
all notross?"
visit, sho was moro than usually radiant. teams played a strong game. The at- firm stand In regard to the Philippines
" Y e s , " replied tho son, staring moodily Lady Merton had given n ball in hor tendance was 15,000
An explosion In and reject the American conditions.
out of t h o window, "Dora is on tlio stage." honor, and Bho had been a great success.
the grocery store of C. A. Stearns at Such an attitude, it is said In Wash" Y o u ' v e a vory nice pl/ice hero, my
Hanover, Mass., Friday wrecked the ington, will result In the prompt seizure
Tired
with
oxoitolnont,
Kho
readily
acboy," said his futhur after n pause. "Good
building, caused the death of four men of the entire group of Islands by this
collection of pictures too. That's a oharni- cepted Sir Hurry's Invitation to "sit out" and severely injured ten others, one of oounrry ami a general resumption of
for n couple of dances. London, with Its
Ing looking portrait by tho door."
whom,
it In feared, will d!«
The west the war -Inspector General Brecklndreary Btroots and hideous orioB, soomed
From IIIB stutlon at tho window Talbot very far away in tho dimly lighted con- bound Buffalo express on the Lehigh rldge, In his testimony before the war
hoard his fnthor rlso nnd cross tho room to servatory; tiio Btnge, with its endless jeal- Valley ralirnad ran into the New York Investigating commission, criticised the
examine tho portrait In question—a vory ousies, tiresome rohearsalB and rapid tri- and Philadelphia expross going east on government's conduct of the war and
pretty picture of a girl. Anxious to fore- umphs, unspeaknlily abhorront. How WUkesbart'e mountain, near Wiikesbar- drew a comparison between Generals
stall tho Inevitable question, "Who i« it?" wonderfully lucky nho was to bo nblo BO
Pa. The following were killed: J a - Miles and Shaftar to the former's adtho young man squared his shoulders, bit Boon to leave it—and forovorl- Sho was cob Engleman, brakeman; Fred Glasser, vantage
The postofflce department
tils lip a n d announced ascoolly ashooould: rousod from her day dreams by her com- fireman; McGregor, express messenger; haa discovered and has Interdicted a
" T h n t is Hiss St. Denis."
panion's protestations. In a Hood of stam- John McNally, engineer, and William scheme to avoid tho pnyinent of about
" A h ! " remnrkod Lord Morton.
Chief Quarter- $100,009 in war taxes on bids for mail
mering eloqucnoo ho placod his riches, his Toxheimer, fireman
And with n significant shrug ho dropped title, nt her feet, nsBUrlng hor of his un- master Colonel Williams and assistant, contracts
Captain McCalla reported
Stewart, attached to the American to the navy department that in hia
his eyeglass nnd resumed his seat
changing adoration.
evacuation commission In Havana, died Judgment it was Impossible to save the
Tho young man pulled himself togothor.
Ho was so earnest, so passionate, In his
" M y jnlnd is made up, sir," ho said. " I pleading that tbo girl felt sorry for him, of yellow fever in that city
Thirteen Maria Teresa, the Spanish cruiser
a m determined—I trust, with your con- vexed that ho hnd not known of hor on- African chiefs were hanged in Sierra which wns wracked on Cat Island, In
tent—to make Miss St. Denis my wife." gagomont. Sho laid hor hand upon his Leone for the recent massacre of Amer- the Bahamas
A Grand Trunk exToo old a diplomat to affect anger or arm ontrcntingly, but as silo turnod to ican missionaries
It was announced preBS train bound for Toronto crashed
surprise, Lord Morton shifted his ground. answer, Lord Morton's voice, grown old In New York that the old site of Colum- Into a moving freight train at Murray
" Y o u havo of oourso obtained tho ludy's and thin—yot raised to un unwonted pltob bia college, valued at about $1,000,000, HH1 crossfn/r, near Trenton, Ont., anfl
consent?" ho Raid.
had been sold to the head master of several cars were smaahed almost to
—Bouuded from the hall.
B u t though disconcerted the young man
It was rumored in splinters. Twelve people ware killed
" 'Tis true, my boy, tho mluos aro flood- Berkeley school
anBWored as firmly as boforo.
St.
Petersburg that the sultan has offer- and a dozen or more Berlously Injured,
ed, and wo aro ruined—pnupors, not o
" D o r a will n o t definitely accept iny penny!" Sho did not catch his son's re- ed the lalund of Crete to Russia In lieu A. misplaced switch was the cause of
A cable dispatch from
offer until sho knows my pooplo's vlows ply. Stunned and dazed, Bho strove to of the balance of the Rusao-Turklsh the accident
upon tho subjoct. You can umlorstnnd, realize what had happoncd. Gradually, war indemnity
The Norwegian par- Paris states that the court of cassation
sir, t h a t I want t h e luattor settled. Havo out of tho chaos and confusion of. ideas, liament adopted a resolution for a pure- has decided that former Captain DreyI your oonsent or notp"
ior mind grasped tho fact that with her ly Norwegian flag, without any emblem fus be Informed of the revision of his
" I t would bo unjust both to tho lady lay tho uhoico of poverty, with lta moan ot the union with Sweden. This la re- case and b*> told to prepare his defense
Count StolberF-'Wemigerode, the
and you to decide so important a qucstlou surroundings, mid wealth, with all that garded as the first step toward the realwithout consideration," his fathor nn- mukes life worth living. Tnlbot rulnod, ization of Norway's asplretJon to be- German officer who murdered Sergeant
M. de Schlenhardt, haa been cashierod ana
Bwered gravely. "Besides, thero Is your poor—Bho oould not go haok to it; tho come a distinct national entity
mother to ho consulted. Tako my ailvlco Bmall, Btuffy rooms in tlio suburban stroot, BlUe, former Danish minister to Wash- sentenced to 40 months' imprisonment
and loavo things as they nro until tomor- tho hideous alliteration of a lifo of work, ington, died at' Copenhagen
Russia has ordered the construction
Peace
row. Come, niy hoy," ho added as tho vnnt nnd wcuriitess. Hor mother, oh, how and good will are reported a t Wilming- of 23 torpedo boat,destroyers
The
young man showed no signs of yielding, jould she tell her that It had all oomo to ton, N, C, the negro municipal officers war preparations In British China con"you haven't givon either mo or your an ond—that thoro was nothing to look having- resigned. Turbulent leaderB tinue -without abatement
The transmother much of your timo lately, nnd forward to, nothing to hope for? Her have been banished to Richmond
The atlantic steamship lines at a conferwe're not getting nny youngor. Loavo whole soul sickened nnd revolted.
Third New Jersey volunteers have left ence In London decided to use two outthings till tomorrow nnd oorao haok with
ward and two homeward tracks
The
Pompton
Plains
for
Athens,
Ga.,
pre"Answor me, dear," whispered hor comme to luuob,"
panion. "Toll mo you will bo my wife." paratory to doing garrison duty in Cu- dowager empress o£ China has refused
a
petition
by
Li
Hung
Chang
that
he
he
ba
The
United
States
transport
BerLord Merton was Ro rarely Intimate, so
And thon sho remembered thatwbon no
Tory rarely nffootionato, that Talbot Boomed ono oleo hnd noticed or cared for hor Tal- lin has arrived from Santiago, bringing released from his mission to Sliangtung
-It was reported ,in London that
surprised, and oven n llttlo touchod. jot had thought nothing slight that gave 137 passengers.
Mme. Pattl is to marry Baron CederTwonty-four houiB was not long—ho hnd hor plousuro, deomod nothing a sacrifice
Motidar) Nov. 14.
boon neglootful of his mother lately—nnd for love of her. Could Bho who had drained
The Spaniards are hard pressed at strom, a Swedish nobleman, in FebruCanada haa decided to disconnothing oould ohango his determination tho poisonous olio of poverty to tho dregs Hollo, in the Philippines, and the mer- ary
to murry Dora—nothing!
—oould sbo lot him tosto tho bitterness of chants of the place have appealed for tinue prosecutions under the alien labor
act
Pour companies of the Ninth
"With tho understanding thnt tho roat- such a draft alone, Bhould sho ho tho first American protection. Major Bell has
. tor is sottled tomorrow, thon,slr,"hoBald. to wound him, to treat him with disdain? gone from Afanlia to Hollo to ascertain New York regiment have been mustered
out
The province of Catalonia
And Lord Morton, having gained his Tho truth, tho naked truth, rose up ahovo the situation
A meeting of holders of
point, nooeptod the undorstundlug, with tho follies, tho fripporios, with whloh Bho Cuban bonds was held In PariB, and a has demanded local autonomy of the
queen
regent
of Spain
Prince George
had
surrounded
it.
Should
sho
buy
tho
reservation.
resolution was adopted to appeal to
It had gone hard with bettor mon than world at tho cost of her own soul?
Spain and the United States for recog- of Greece, the commissioner of the
powers
In
Crete,
haa
started
for the iaTalbot to outwit his fnthor, so thoro was
A report In
"Oh, noP'suosotalHu. "No!" AnUwith nition of their claims
no oooasion for tho young man to call jutstretohod hands and streaming oyos Paris, alleged to have been received lmd.
Thur*ilnj-,
Nov.
17.
himself hard nhiues whon, the next morn- sho called to him, iueffoblo tenderness In from Colmar, AlBace, that Dreyfus is
At the joint meeting of the peace
ing, ho found Lord Morton had loft town bor voice.
dead Is believed to be a hoax
Major
"on urgonfc business conneotod with tho
"Talbot, Tnlbot, I want yon, my dar- Marchand, accompanied by Captain commissions in Paris the Spaniards
coal mines on his estate." Tho annoying llngl I want you. Poverty doesn't mat- Baratler, hae started from Cairo to re- submitted a memorandum reaffirming
, part was that, after all, it might really bo ter if I havo you."
turn to Fashoda, whence he will with- their position on the Philippines. The
tho mines, in which onso thoro was no
draw hlB expedition to Jlboutll, on the conference adjourned to Saturday to
knowing when ho would come back. Tho
Prince LI Hung Chang give the Americans time to formulate a
Tho brldo looked "simply lovely,"as nil gulf of Aden
In a speech at the Conservayoung man oould havo kicked himsolf for brldos do, nnd Lord Merton, charming as haa been virtually shelved In Chinese reply
Dot having ollnohod matters the day bo- over, appeared porfeotly satisfied with hi» politics by being sent from Peking un- tive club in London Joseph Chamberlain
declared
that Great Britain would
fore.
ion's oholoo. Tho wedding wns altogether der orders to help prevent the overflows welcome the entry of the United States
Now, in matters of dlploniaoy, tho truth i mngnlfleonfc affair, tho report nbout tho of the Yellow river
It waB reported upon a colonizing career; that co-operla remarkably elastic, and thorofnro no mlnos having boon grossly exaggerated.
that the German government has vol- ation between the two nations would
ono need fool surprised to loam that, In
His lordship is invarlnbly kind nnd untarily sent to Washington an assur- then become Inevitable and desirable,
this onso, tho "mine" was simply one of courteous to bis son's wife, but considers ance that tho emperor's visit to Spain and, that the combination would fear no
Information, oa roprosonted byn private dlplomnoy wlion applied to women to bo n has no official significance
A lively other alliance——A report from Manila
Inquiry agent. Very llttlo timo sufficed mistake. For tho rest ho publicly de- canvass for the office ot national presi- states that Agulnaldo, the insurgent
to place Lord Morton In possession of nounces all onglnoors OB robbers, and pri- dent of the Woman's Christian Tem- leader, threatens to declare war upon
nmplo information concerning Miss St. vately thinks £3,000 for flooding a disused perance union Is In progress at the con- the United States troops in the PhilipDenis.
vention in St. Paul
Governor Elect pines in case this country takes the ismino n'protty stiff price.
Hor fathor, at one timo an artist of
All tho samo, I don't think he'd have Roosevelt of New York state has se- lands from Spain outright and falls to
eonio reputation, hnd drank and gambled grudged doublo thnt If things had boon lected W. J. Youngs, former district attorney of Queens county, as his private give the natives their independence
his chances of success away, leaving his
secretary. Mr. Youngs conducted the King Humbert opened the Italian parwifoand child to manage aa they oould, othorwlBO.—Boston Traveler.
W a r w i c k Lane.
details of Colonel Roosevelt's speaking liament yesterday with an addreHs in
when at lust ho rotircd to tho continent.
Oa tho right hand Bldo of Nnwgnto tours through the state
Dora had kept herself and hor mother
Colonel which he expressed approval of the
Blnco she was 17, and, to oil accounts, waB jtroot nro various streets nnd courtB lead- James Gillls, assistant quartermaster czar's peace proposal
Kxeitement
Ing into Patornostor row. Of these Wnr- general, died suddenly Sunday at his has been caused in Italy over the landa roost dovotcd daughter,
The em- ing- ot a French force on Italian terri"DlBroputublo fnthor, Invalid mothor, wlok nnd Ivy lnnos, Panyor alloy nnd home on Governors island
The Spanish governdovotcd dnughtor," mused Lord Morton. Lovol's court morlt tho attention of tho peror and empress of Germany have tory in Africa
Suroly n dovotcd daughter would bo will- lovor of literary and historical antiquities. left Beirut, Syria, on the return Journey ment has been informed that Emperor
The pope has finished •William's visit to Spanish ports Will be
ing to exchange future possibilities, in tho Warwiok lano, long the ubodo of butohors to Germany
shapo of n good match, for present reali- and tallow chandlers, but now ohlefly oo- another long Latin poem, called a strictly incognito
President McKlnties In tho form uf additional comforts for cuplod by printers and stationers, took its "Song of the Century"—The president ley mnde an address at the presentation
hor mother. But whon a dlscrcot and oon- name from tbo inn or IIOUBO of tho colo- and Attorney Generul Grlggs have de- of im>dn.s of honor to members of the
brntcd
Warwick,
tho
kingmaker.
fldontlal nuent of his lordship hinted thnt
cided that there Is no necessity for fed- First District cf Columbia regiment
Bhould tho young guardsman bo ourcd of
Stow mentions his coming to London in eral Intervention (n the South Carolina The federal government has decided to
his Infatuation rocompouBO In the shapn the famous convention of 1J58 with 000 race troubles—-Tlie command of tha Investigate the rose of .Tampa "W. Tolof £10,000, £1B,UOO, oven 1130,000, would men, nil in rod jackets, embroidered with European squadron haa, It la snid in bert, assistant postmaster at MeCorbe forthcoming, lu» found discretion tho ragged staves boforo ond behind, and tlmt Washington, been promised to Admiral mlclt, S. C, who was driven from his
bettor part of valor, Inasmuch us tlioyoung ho was lodged In Warwlok lane, "In Schley
The mining difficulties atVIr- home by a mob during the recent riots
actress gnvo him her mind to vigorously, whose house thero wafl often six oxon eaten den, Ills., have been settled. "Work is there^
Rev. Dr. Samuel C. Bartlett,
nnd in Bueh nervous English, that ho fled at n brcnkfnst, and every tnvorne wns full to be resumed at once
Joseph Jeffer- ex-presldent of Dartmouth college, died
proolpHatoly down tho Btnil's.
of his moato, for boo tbnt had nny no- son haa been forced to cancel his en- at Hanover, N. H.
Colonel Jacobs
in that houso might havo them gagement at the Fifth Avenue theater, told the war board that General Shatter
Tho move, In fact, proved disastrous in nualntonco
so much of sodden ond roasto mento as ho New York, fyr this week because of his had
every way, for, Irritated nt what Bho con- could
refuser*,
lo
take
ambulances
to Cuprloko ond carry upon » long dag- continued Illness
Preparations aro ba and had ordered thnt neither camp
sidered "unutternbly caddish oonduot,
being made for the total abandonment eauipage nor cooking utonslla be Bent to
SIlsB St. Donis throw over her prido to tho ger."
Tho momory of tho carl wns long pro- of Camp Black, The government build- the men at the front
winds nnd aoooptod Tulbot unconditionalBeryl Barnes,
served by n small stono Btatue, placed In ings there have been sold at auction—— 7-year-old child of Mrs. Barnes-MaffowyLord Morton hod received tllifllast nioco tho Bido front of a tobacconist's at tlio cor- The transport Manitoba nailed from an of Trenton, was kidnaped In Cleveof Information Inn dirt noto from his son, nor of thiB lane, nnd there Is n ptibllo Galveston fop Nuevitaa, Cuba, with six land. The Kfdnni>en), Mrs. Barnes-Magowan, her sister-in-law and Frank
nnd nil down Piccadilly nnd St. Jimica IIOUBO whloh has tho carl's head for its troops o£ the Eighth cavalry,
TueMdny, Nov. IB.
Magowan, were subsequently arrested
Btroot on his way to tho club tho unfortu- Bigti, but which boors tho unmo of tho
The American peace commissioners at Erie, Pa.
nate noblownn wns haunted by imaginary more or less logondary "Guy, carl of WarEthel Marlowe, who
posters of "tlioso confounded HuulclU wick," whoso fame has outlasted that nt agreed Lo a request of the Spaniards to played the part of Polly Love In "Tlie
tho
"kingmaker."—Household
Words.
postpone the Joint session until Wednes- Christian," died in the wings of the
rags:" "Startling Marriage In High
day
The Filipino Junta at Hong- Knickerbocker theater, New York, of
Llfol" "Tho Llttlo Aotrcas nnd tho NoThe HcnNOii.
kong haa addressed to President Mc- heart disease, after finishing the last
bleman's Son!"
, ,,
First Boy—Why nro they holdln tho bo- Klnley a protest concerning American lines she had to say In the play
Ho groaned na ho enw tho crowd outsldo
The
tho photographer's nnd board the com- glnniu of school offflolongP
actions In thr Islands
Qdlet has been Madrid papers express tlie belief that
Second Boy—They nln't dead sure o restored iti Havana, though the ten- the followers of Don Carlos would not
ments on his son's flancoo. A scandal was
Lord Morton's abhorrence, and between^ tlio goorgerphy yot.—Syrnouso Horald.
sion Is etUl great and the military Issue a revolutionary manifesto.
LavUlne 1" Humor.
Drying preparations
Littlo Bobble was ontortalning Mr. A OTJVE SOMOJTORS WA.NTEP EVERY1
lienuty i s liiooii Deep.
while Miss Frlpperson was up **- where for "The Story of the Plittlpptnea V
simply develop dry catarrh i laey dry up the Qeraoloy
Clean blood menus a clean skin. N o
Irs adjusting her back hair and giving by Murat Holfltood, commissioned by tho Uovorn.
secretions which adhere to tlio membrane and till face n few final dabs with tho pmvdor ment aa OfTlelul Historian to the War Department- beauty without it. Cnacnvols, Candy CatharThe book "woa 'written la army camps at Sau Fran- tic clean your Wood and ltecp it dean, by
decompose, causing a far more serious trou- her
(Jsco, on tlio Pacific with General Mcrrltt, In the
up tlie lazy liver ami driving all inv
ble than the ordinary form of catarrh. Avoia puff'Sly sister Buys you nln't got no Won of hoBpltala at Honolulu, in Hong Kong, In tlio Amer- stirring
ican trenches at Manila, in tfio insurgent camps -iuriticB from the body. Begin ta-dny to
all drying inhalants and uso that which ninior," eiild Hobble.
with Agulnaldo, on tho deck ot the Olyiupla with jRiiish pint pics, boils, blot dies, blneklitwidfl,
and In. tho roar of battle at tha tall of and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
cleanses, soothes and heals. Ely's Cream
Mr. Goozoloy returned, Dowoy,
" IIndeod,"
n
Manila. Dcmanza foe agents. Brimful of ordinal discards,—beauty for ten cents. All drugBalm is such a remedy and will cure catarrh "Wh
.noil did sho say tlraU"
lcturea taken by government photographers oa giflte, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 50c.
or cold in tho head easily ond pleasantly.
'Jlst nftor you was hero tho lnBt timo.
10 snot. Large 1-ook, Low prices. Big profits.
Freight uaid. Credit Riven. Drop all traBhy unA trial size, will bo mailed for ten cento, largo Sliosaid she seen you lookln at yourself In official
war books. Outfit free. Address, F, T,
lor. fifty couU All <lruSg!»te keep It. W tho mirror Hovcial times, and you novor Ilarber, Beo'y, Star Insurance Uldg., Ohlcapo.
Don't Tolmtxo S|ilt nut) Hninke Your u r e Anny.
•nughed wunnt."—Cleveland Lender.
Brothers, 50 Warren street, Now Yorlt.
The mill wlini
lDplnp. drippinr
And tvirnliiK
Hi- dity.
vni.U Hhull we <
That hourly r ivJth ihe water
away?
It sings aljuvo
liike a n y r n i i i i Kir!,
milldam
I t shatters over Hie mill whrej
In ruby ami broken pearl.
The colored :Mn^inK watera,
llosy and wliHc they go
From t h e trouble of Hie mill pond
To t h e peaca that llca below.
The teara of men nnd women '
Tho blood oC the B\ns\tie k i n d All these ure in tlio waters
Wlifpls bienk, but cannot hind.
—Nora Hunper in 33]ack and Whit*
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Onkuin Is oliluliy used for calking
Tlio Lntost
,1ns I t Is nlso largoly used for Burgloal
Call and BOO tho beautiful lino from 15 cunte
in Belts, Laces and Ribbons. Large assort- ,,miosoa in dressing in tho hospltalB ot to (1.S5. All new this season. J. H. Urfmm,
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No. 0 North guraex streot, Dorer.
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To quit tobacco cuNlly -mil fovovcr, bo inn-;
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SOLE I FlEflL ESTBTE
IN THE
City of Dover for Unpaid Taxes.
Public notice Is llL-rtliy given by Cliurlett H. Heunett, KtCt-iver of Taxes of tbfe Ciiy or Iiover, in
the County or Morris and KUiti; of New Jersey, tliat by virtue of u tar warrant issued un tlie 10th day
of November, A. I)., eighteen hundred and ninety*Mit, by Cornelius 11. Gage, a Juntico of the I'eace of
tho City of Dover, und by virtue, and in i-uruuntica of a rwolutioii of the City Council ot Raid city,
•)H8W;[1 November 14, JWIH, tti* City Commit or mild city will Bell at public vi;ndue, all the lands,
Uiifiiitmni, hi-reditfliiM-tittt ami real taUUe licrvlnafU-r uii:iitloii-irl, for tho sborUwt term for whicli any
Iteibun or jjt'PKonn will a«n>« t« jiiirdiiuw ami tiikn tin- «at)i« nnd -jay tbu Uixu*» iuwwueJ u^aiDHt tbc
Baiijy, for Hit- year A. I). Itj'jtl, with th« intvreHt tliertiou accruinn, and all cost*, tvea. cliargea and
Promptly cures Stubborn Colds.
Do^cs 111*1: i-mt'll atul pleusaut to take. Doctors eapHDut-B iii rolutlou to Hit' levy, asuemmient and collection of mid taxes.
re-^utntncud it. rrice 75 ccots. At all druggij-tB.
Tlii; will wile will Uikp jilawat the MANSION HOU«E in tue City of Dover aforesaid on
Saturday, December IT, 1898,
butwecu tlw imitrs of IS o'clock uooii and 5 o'clock Iu thu aHoruoon, that is lo nay at S o'clock Jn the
aftoruoon of snld day tliu tsafd l««du, UnemooUi and hertditauivvts
and real entaUi §i> to bo uoJd, a n d
the nmnoM of tfia penions against whom tlie eaid Laxen had boon Jaid on account ot (lie «uiie, aod the
ainnuut of laxcu iafrt on account of tach parcel or Iract arts aa follows, rJz ;
NAME.
UESCRIITION.
Charles Cole.,
II. E»«)e»ian
ORDERS BY
MAIL
CAREFULLY
FILLED
men's Ukar
AMOUNT.
South aide of Grant street
..,,,,
,
East side ot Morris Btreist in Slabtown
-- 427
,
George I'yder
SouUiirest corner of Worris and Chryalat etreets
Peter Hopler
Eoat side of Siuuex Btreet
4,37
8.41
J7>08
11. L. Leggette
Went Hide of OhryaUd street
B. O. Magie
East aide of Morris street in Slabtown
427
,,,„.
4,37
Mrs. C. Mount
Slabtoivu
Eatnte of Surah IC. Rlghtor
Soutli aide of Chxystal Btreet
oi20
Mrs. "Jlahlou Stage
North Bide of McFarlan Btreet
g-.as
Qoorge W. Taylor
.,.,.,..,,,.,
,
.Central aveuue and Pe(iuannoc street
Estate ot MaoDlofr Wlngei
South Bide of West Biackwell utrttet
C'harJea A. ChrfHtodora
Went side of Hudson street.
Mrs. W. K. Khatlwell
South Bfde of German atrett
Charles Berwick
South aide of Munnon avenue
1'ayuient
mUat
,.,,...,.,
ijft
, . 17.0s
4.27
,
,_
^i AH
u* gj
4
j ^
bo made before tliu conclusion of the Bale otberwlae the. property will be imme-
diately resold.
Witnuas my hand this Kith day of November, A. D. 1898.
CHARLES If. BENNETT, Receiver of Taxea.
The Mayor nud City Council of Dover In tlie County of MorHnby
Attest:—JOH. V. BAKER, Oily Clark.
A (k'lmrtiijciit jn which we Imve n m »
tint iiit-ii clerks t o wait upon men—
who know tin- wnnte oi
ii help yon make propel
OEORQE A. UAYNOR, CUAIKWAN.
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P. P. J88.80
CENTRAL RAILROAD
D., L. & W. RAILROAD.
OF HEW JER8EV.
(uoimm * I S S K I o m s i o - j
Anthracite coal used exclusively, Insuring Depot in New York, foot of Barclay Bt. and
foot of Christopher St.
cleanliness and comfort.
DOVER TIME TABLE.
TIME TABLE IK ETOECT OCT. 4 , 1888
TBAINS ABRTVE ANn DBPAnT PH0M. THIS
tttowarth iwrti—
in latest, cleverest pattcrnB-mnde of
Mmirun-woven calors-abnohticly fast
—jj.ilr of cuffs with each BUir
-priced a t
.
.
.
.
line elauttc web—nil new good^;ly nlnue—guaranteed to be Bitn.
[icHor to nny usual qunrtc
NEWARK, N. J.
STATION AS FOLLOWS :
TRAINS LEAVE IIOVER AS FOLLOW* BAST BOUND
A. U.
express* 5:15
For New York, Newark anc Buffalo
Osireeo express* 0:111
Elizabeth,at 6131, a. m.; 3*03 p. m. Dover express 0:48
Hack't'n exp.* 7;io
mail 7:3S
For Philadelphia at 6:31, a. m.; Hack'l'n
Washington npl» 8:02
3:03, p. m.
Buffalo express* 8:23
Easton express 8:41
For Long Branch, Ocean Grove. Dover accom. 9:40
exp.* 11:02
Asbury Park and points on New Seronton
Dover accom. 11:30
York and Long Branch Railroad.
p. M.
3:03 p. m.
Dover accom. 12:45
Bulf alo express* 1 ;37
2:44
For all stations to High Bridge Saston maij
Oswego express* 3:47
at 6:31, a. m.; 3:03, p.m.
D ver accom, 8:55
Hackettsto'n ex.* 5:40
For Lake Hopatcong at 8:35. Dover accom. 5:55
W I S T Bonnn
A. If.
Milk express
5:13
Milk express
0:34
Dover nccom.
8:12
Easton mall
9:10
Blng'ton mall» 6:39
Dover express
FhUlipeburgex* 10:48
Dover accom. 13:20
E a t o n express 1:58
Elmira exi ress* 2:19
Hacket sto'n ax.* 2.45
Dover accora. 8:52
Easton express G;ud
Seranton exp.* 6:24
ackettt<tDex.5:46
Dover express 6:^5
Washington spl* 6t4O
Hack't'n mall
7;lb
BUIIQI exprees* 0:22 PhilUieburg ace, 8:02
:02
Dover accom, 0;S2 Buffalo
express* 8;28
88
uffal express
PbUlipsburg ex.* 0:37 V.
8 express** 9:55
8,
Milk Bxpi ess* 8:17 V
Dover
accom.
10:88
Kostou accom. B-44 Buffalo express* 10-50
Milk express* 8:57 Theatre
t»«tn. 2:25
•Via. Hot ,ntou Branch.
a. m.; 3:03, 7:08, p. m.
For all stations to Edison at
will bo received at tbo Board of Freeholders1 8:35 a. m.; 3:03 p. m.
room, iu Mordstowii, N. J,, on Tutwlny, Ilie
SUthclay of November, IMS. nt 10 o'clock a.
For Rockaway at 6:55 9:25,
in., by a Committee of tlie Board of Chosen
Frteholtlers of tho > 'omity of MOI-M'S, for a m.; 6:30, 739: p. m.
nmcatlainlzing a Koction of public roucl in the
Towiwliip of Wellington, in wihl county,
For Easton, Allentowu and
Ieadiiitf from Si)i-£nj;town Ibrougli Qt-nnan
leave
Valley to tlio c W t o r Towushlp line (leslg- Mauch Chunk at 6:31, a. m.; (3:03
Dover.
niitwl us Gectiun No. 1 on Hcbeilule No. 4, OE 1.0 Easton); p.m.
Sealed Bids or Proposals
DOVER AN DM ORRISTO\
Arrive
Leave
Arrivt
Morristown Uorristovm
Dovei
piBpared by WilHnm E Kinc, C'ouutv KnRi4:30 A. 11. 6:14 p. H. 6:03 A . u ti:M A. 11.
uecr. Tlio entire lenuth of tlio road « 111,300
11:48
7:18
"
7:41
"
8:1S
"
fct^t uml the estimated quantity of inucaflam
7:28
7:5? "
8:88 •'
8:10 "
is &5,(HK) squme yunls, eurth oxcavation 15,!i00
8:41
HBTUHHI33 O.
U:W "
10:15 " 10:43 "
euluc yams, t[iegra<iwl tvi<ltbnf the road t o bt0:40
Leave New York, foot T liberty 11:20
10:10 "
11:53 " 12:S0 p. K
24 feet Qild tho stone width to bo 12 feet.
11:4T "
Iffip. 11 1:68 "
Tho maps, i>ru(llf<fj and specillcations may Street, at 6:oo, a. m,;.4:4.0, p. m. 12:45 P. 1u. 1:15 P.M. 8:25 "
8:52 "
3:44
bo found a t iho FreeholJors' room, at Morris4:41 •'
6:08 "
3:15
"
Leave
New
York,
South
Ferry,
8:55
town, N. J . , where Information may be se5-.53 "
4:2) «
6:35 "
5:55
cured and blank bids and bonds obtained.
Whitehall St., at 4:35, p. m.
8:20 "
6:50 '• 1 7 18 "
6:32
Each Ltd must bo accompanied by iv baud
7:01 "
7:8i "
8:03 "
8:44
in $ 1,000,with satisfactory surety f conditioned
9:10 "
10:08 '• 10:38 "
that if the contract shall bo awarded the bid- Leave Rockaway at 6:22, 8:24,
2:00 A. u ilOS A. >
dor, will when required by tho Bonvd. execute a. m.; 2:53, 6:55, p. m,
nti agreemeut in writing to perform the work
NEW YORK F O R DOVEB
according to tho specifications and a bond, in
Leave Port Oram at 6:50, 9:20, AtLEAVE
S:16«, 4:20,0:00, 7:10. 8:00», 8:50, 9:ao»,
at least tho contract price, to faithfully Tiera. m.; 6:22,7:34^. m.
10:10, a. m.; 13:00 m. 1:00*, l ; a0*, 300. 8-20
form tlio work.
Bidders must submit two estimates, one on
Leave Lake Hopateong at 6:20,
a six inch and ono on a four inch macadam
road. The county to provide all tbo iiw-lt and a. m.; 5:28, p. m.
•Via. Boonton Branch.
alinlf and screenings needed in the work.
Samples of stcme to be used by tho con- Leave High Bridge at 8:17, a. m.;
CHESTER BRANCH
tractor must accompany each bid nn«l tuo
quarry from which the some was taken must 6:29 p.m.
QOIKQ KABT.
bo specified, and tho Freeholders shall have
the right to enter and tako specimens if
J. H. OIHAUSEN,
Chester,6:15,7:43».m.;18KX). 4:45 p. m
deemed uecossnry.
Horton, 6:21, 7:49 » m . : 12:03, 4:51 p. m.
Gen'l Bupt.
Ironlo, 0:25, 7:»n a, m. j 13:13, 4:57 p"m.
All stone, to be used must be quarried trap
H. P . BALDWIN,
SuecaBunna, 0:80,7:50 a. m.; 12:1H. 5:M a.m.
rock, properly sized and screened iuui conGen. Fuss. Asct.
Kenvll, 0:33. T:S9 ». m.; 12:22. 5:08 p. m.
tractor will not be permitted to lisa tailings
Jnnotion, 0:88. 6:W a. ra.j 12:27, 5:20 p. m.
in the work, and ull stono used must be e<{iial
Port Oram, C:40, 8:07 a. m.; 12:30.827 p.m.
in quality to the sample shown in the oug[AT. Dover, 6:46, 8:22 o. m . ; 12:35, 6:32 p . m .
neor'a office a t Alorrfstawn.
DOVER INSTITUTE OF
No blda shall bo withdrawn.
OOIKO WEBT.
Tlio price must bo written in the bids and
stated iu figures.
Dover, 9:35 a. m.; 2:24, 5:28, 6:48 p . m.
Bids must bo accompanied by llie uniiio and
Port Oram, 9:40 a. m.;2:29. 5:34,0:48 p m.
resideuce of tho bidder.
JanoWon, HAS a. m. • 2:82.5:87. 8:50 p. m.
CONDUOTED BY
Each bid must be accompanied with an
Kenvll, 9:49 a. m.j 2;37 5:<S 6:54 p . m.
affidavit that no person other than those
Suocasnnnn, 9:"5 o.m.; 2:41 5:47,6:57 p.m.
mentioned is interested financially therein.
Ironla, 10;(ia ». m.: 2:46, 5:53, T:03 p. m .
Informal and "unbalanced" bids will be
Horton, }0:0S». in.; 2:51 5:55, 7:05 p. m.
rejected. Bids will bo rejected as Informal
Ar. Chester, 10:15a. m. ;2:59,6:00,7:10 p.m.
GEBMAH TAUGHT ACCORDING TO
Hint do not cover and include all tho work
The Haokottatown Express Btops at Port
completed including tlie necessary and proper THE BEST METHODS O F T H E DAY.Oram going oast a t 7:23 a. m.: volns weet a t
preparation for tha foundation of tho road
bed and such grading as may bo called for in Lessons Given Both Afternoon nnd Evening. 7;31 I). :n
the contract and spccifluitlous ami oa the
CHARGES MODERATE
maps and profiles.
APPLY TO
Biddora must submit estimates by the
square yard for mncadam ond by the cubic
ERNST NEUENDORFF,
yard for excavations.
Tlio attention of bidders is particularly
No. 18 Berj-en Street, City.
N E W YORK,
called t o tho following resolution passed by
the Road Committee and tho rights reserved
therein.
RESOIA'ED, That ia our proposals for bids
CHANGE OF FORM.
tho right also bo reserved to narrow o r widen
tho roadway to be tmverf whenever such a
change nmy be considered advisable,
REDUCTION IN PRICE.
Biartors must satisfy themselves by personal
examination or otherwise of the nature nnd
S
e
m
i
C e n t e n n i a l Year.
extent of tbo work, tho width, length and
depth of cuts and fills, the size and quantity
THE INDEPENDDNTemphaslies Its Flnleth
of drain pipe and tho width, depth ana OK tont
of tho gutters, and shall not a t any time after
Y » r by ctianelng Its form to that of a MaKisubmission of a bid dispute or complain of House, Sign and Ornamental Painting. rlne, and by rcduclns UJ annual subscrjptloa
errors in estimates nor assert that there was a
prlce from $3.00 ID $1.00; Bln»l- coplcj Irom
misunderstanding in regard to the excavaten to five centi.
tions or fills, the work to be done or tho maIt will maintain Its reputation as ths
terials furnished,
L«adlez Weekly Newapnper of the World.
Tlia right to rojeet all bids Js ospecially reserved.
MEURITT B. LUM,
THE INDEPENDENT
in its new form
Director of Board ot Chosen Freeholder!, NO. 4 SUSSEX ST.. DOVER. N. J.
will print SfifO pages of reading matter per
Uori-istown, N. J.
year at a east tu subxortbcrB of $2.00, while
the prominent mannzines, which sell for f4.m
a year, print only about S,t>00 pages. Tho
mb-crlbo)' lo THE INDEPENDENT get* SB
per wnt. more of equally good readinn niatBuilding lots sold on monthly tcr at one-half the cast!
German Language
CIEIHENS EOSEBBDCH,
ERNST NEOEHDOBFF.
The Independent.
A. Q. BUCK,
WEIPVPEBS
R. C. VREELAND Jas. T. Eckhart,
Dentist
BEBL ESTflTE HMD FIRE IHSPSME.
payments. Houses to let. Thirty
M Years' Experience
acre farm for sale, good buildings,
Extracting a Specialty
HEAR BBBRV'8 HAItDWABE 8TOHP
DOVER, H, J .
Only $2.00 per year,
large orchard.
or
al
that rate for any part of a year,
Offic in Baker Building,
Warrtn Street,
THE INDEPENDENT.
Dover, N. J.
130 Fulton St., N. Y.
THE IRON ERA. DOVER. N. J.. NOVEMBER 18. 1898.
8
<JF RIJRN31 BOOTS AND SHOES.
w h r i i 1 tclii J.i'jj I)):;' r U w n s n s n d »ou. l o t 1
of a t l r t i l i n n j . m l \ v c ; ; M .-xjTI-I lilni l o uo- |
Jilu oiuvth'-y
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. v - . w i h r j - i i i - iiml iiii-....«h tlmnozs,
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Hv v / n ^ i f i " ! in ill'' i'Jiii J:r"(J cJuK/flO—
•.i!;ni>* bi«)Ii: (> Hun::-* buuM
Uiil linn*, ii Ji fil'.'us w i j t i jut iliou,
Tin- lialii-i* Mvi!1; ulilivii.H lirewa,
Tli's "ivi.ilj 1ms quite iurcnt them now,
Jiuri^'uli'n -! Jiuru-i' i-lit.esl
ttJii'i-tf un- i)..-v5 I'ltunj n-j.lv uHfhow.
JViul r.-.-i'i* S,'.,MI.»-II 'into i h d y ilootB,*1
Only the bill l h ' i v (tile rui.rwfiBitrns' boors! O Hums1 )j!H)ld)
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PORTRAIT.
' morn) .«f;uiiJiiri] (if h i s puonlu o n d t o comrwiwriViTJ f-w- " i l e "Tur liuilr-, \:^i:\.[>>>•!;
Whfji Icni-h-. trite iui.1 liiv f r o m l n v «
i r * - t l . > :l.i'nu:li m> vliin.ibrr m u v a
llr hri..,L| witfi M.'l f-uriniso,
* ils thrull;
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nl t h a t I
V. iiidwi'i c: i.rio-'fli v<- vmr row It n't h hack,
V. .. ililnii hi ,-»i if i Mill tihouWUuulc
\S)K.-.L- imrttMii lii..irH ki> m i i r t
wviu in M'I: iijm jifav uu-it-iiii, a n d ilio
iic.tl <t;iv lir u.f): l i . r mi: iron) Jiiorning
till I'viininj.' iMfki't.-h t l i f u i u nhliuy. imd
Fi.rk'ivo mi! 1)1,1; frwn you I t u r n
Hn they went on. l'.v tin' I'm] i»f I ho wock
V'> v. in'i-1", iiitc jt At U in thuir u r n ,
him h»\t h - a i n u l l.i'/ii'jin*iiiMl jK.ki'r, und lie
TliJit s t j w I <•! ti ilic,in, liiio'by line.
Collectors vuliily knit \Uv. brow,
nuild hhijr t w o h i u i p a
i l e Jmd t*vn &*Till (:(-iii ••rich -.ri'iisurra pai'i- <lnih Hhil
'J!i<: rmlal'^ii*! tor, luiis JXTUSO.
covered ilittl is %v.;s n fiij^i 11'» privilt'^t) t o
A I'vunu Unit I •;)(]« i<» unit.- w i l h mine,
Only in bill.-, remain, 1 Ii mv,
cjniin n k i ^ l^r jrucul iii^lit, a n d 1 WUB in
Ut-r wry M-UI Ji-vriili/il!
H u m s ' BIXI. .-,! H u m s ' &bwal
tUsrliiiiv. li wuri tnuMli/il ,-lin ik'iilod t h o
/n w i n w e / m m WIWJVOCIOWA
Iirincivlt'i ' l | l ! *-hu a l w a y s ^avu h i m u u opO Iriimliiifi, iiictiiii-tl t*yvH, I k n o w
Ni.l iill tin1 wi.Tilih of Child or Contti
puritiiiify f<ir tin; pntt'f ii:i>.
Ilo'tv 1 ojjf-tiiu! i s t! LJ il«bt I owo
Could ri'ycuo fium till) void tlmt wows
y<mr wiu-hi-rv or aril
Burns' booteI OHm-ns' hoot*}
At, ibf )u>i;\}Uilu% ol' Mid R-eund week,
Vet yn-.i'io ln-1 miiuitcvriiit nt beat,
hdwevtir. tin; fiilvin- nf tim ctlitui' of T h o
ENVOY.
lVJii Ir .'(('i1.: Iff )• Hlwollllt.- Btjf L-Xjn-UHSeH,
Doini'Siit: J u u n i a l iH'jjan t o justify itself.
A n d l f aoh, fortheiolt'f-niid the Uvula we loso—
T«1N 1:1c iro'.i Jurthf.si. «n»t tu wust
'I'liny iin.-.f iioiiic fruin onu of tlm*) footBuru»' MIIUPIO Burn.-'' i-horsl
S3LH follmv.i v.-iiii lmr hi'iirl.
Bcnltt'rcd to button the fun-la a n d tho brutes— (.all* nmtclK-s, «]""«•>' » » ' ' niivnt, and
-H«!v. -'.• (.•aptrsTarlrUoii in Full MnJl Wngadidn't, fj.iiik
U) nun iinoiluT all tlio ovt-nB u m e ' bootul O Bui-U3' toolal
ing.
The next day she went o u t aluno to
—Literature.
her puiniiii'-r, ami hu tniliiiut w i t h o u t aaEiKtiiiuni. Al'trr diiiniM1 SIK- w o n t t o hud
with a h«fid.-t<t)K?, »:;il Ji<> w e n t o u t (•*> j)l«y
bi]llanl». 1 am sorry m say tlmt lw> b«0
It-. wtiR ii hD!Ui1»!ful apx-lug morning fio
not rouiriuid ivhen 1 n-iln-il for t h e niylitl
I Bcnrcely dimxl hopu for a reply iu thi TIIIB Ftutn o f tlihifrs cnntiiHU'd for pcivcval A,517 yt'iirB ago. Tho Bun had molted
uwny
tlio snow from the fields and incwlnext ifisuo of Tho Domestic Journal, nl- ilnTB, nnd i sent u U'.Uvv i u TJio Domestic
ows, (ind « citi-jiet o" Hiippy gruun mid brJJtJidiifrli I hnii been n subscriber for 14J o u r n a l , whlcd willt'tl tuvlb t h o ' " '
}'mi)t
uijorod
IloivorH coverud tho ground.
ytmrs and hud sont i\ l»r#o pot of my own rt>ply;
Woino of tliu truuswL'ro ulrt'tidy refiiilondtint
clot-rutl urea in will, tho inquiry. S o l cu
hi
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new
uonts of lurjio, light green
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Mullit:!'—Vunro
trltul
Unit
our
open the pttgos with trembling ilngiTH ami
almost Orojiped ilio pupur In surprise nt plim h a s m o t with Hiich ciiai]-)rto Bui'fi'ss Imivofi, whilo otiu>rH, Jiko tho ouk tiud the
11 nil ing my pseudonym tfispliiytxl among b u t wo lmd no doubt upon tim Htilijuct. niuilietry, hud been afraid of tho treacherTiio clotted crt'iun la ntnch iipprccintwl. ous night frosts nnd luul only just begun
tlio nnswers to correspondents.
Din) wo Kjiall always bo plcmKud t o henr to sprout out tho Ilrst delicato loallots,
Abovo this budding world und visible
".Anxious .Mother—It is, us you say from y o u . "
most unfortumito that your BOU should
I lay back upon t h o Pofa w i t h a j>mti- ovorywhuro Ihrou^h tlwi tiny folintfo, the
unexpectedly deciilu to cuiuo home, ju«1 liuil nf^fi a n d druinxd tha pniior o n Umsky fihono In dazzling nauro, a few white,
when you have invited f\nattractive uieco, floor with ^^ viuw to n imp. .SoiJU'tluius I fojithtiry clouds drifting slowly beforo a
whom you do not regard us mi eligible fwirctl t h a t it w a s only a lovers' q u a r r e l , light blTC7.O.
pnrtio. With n littio tucton your purt, 1 anil of uuimu, if thoy wt'ro rcully i n love,
In tho contur of tho largo park of which
elionld bo eusy to provent tho young pooph I couldn't Hiiind i n t l i c l r w a y or w i s h t h e m wofipotik aftovo—wo are not relating a
from forming an nttoohment. but on no t o |»urt, b u t thin mihwcr had set IN5' m i n d fairy tuht, but n trno story—fchoro stood a
AN ANXIOUS MOTHER
nuU-k
hitmla
f-uidijifj
ttm
-huti)>- hnt p o v e r t y . ' '
tliJ-uii^}) tjiuwnrji
11 w n : t ^» fsir ihur- '• Aftn- ihi'di'iith of Kmiiunir HuunR-Ti
1
w h i l o lrtokinj: n l t h e I ' l n p r f ^ 1 w o r l : ln> tin p( n| lc ruse a s a niim 1o oifct n nionuw o u l d Kujin'(inirs iH'jrh'cl cvi'ti
u r g e n t nu:m (<i IIIK uit'iuory siicli us no mortal
hud O U T ipccivci), Inn tJ)t!ii thi;ro npputirt'd
Htfuirs of t.t:ito.
" J u s t t h i n k <•( If," wild t h o master «t nn dl(! Jiiichorut, wlio had f o r m a l l y years
thv h"iihi'ht;Jtl IN tliu niiJii.-l.rr of w a r OHO ludgud i n tlin i n o u u ti n i n s i n deiip EUCIUKIOII
d a y ; "'Ms n.iijt-M.y II.IH i:ut liotcnctl t o jnu and u;.])iii!st«dalUni ihI>"wiBtIoiu. " W o u l d
o r htiiiid o n u \Mini n r m y VITIJUI r u p u r t y o u , " mli} hf t o tho people, "cruet to tiio
iiljout. w h a t liifiisun » I prupi HO t o e m p l o y «i«-m who wttsiiiiiri! iiioilc^t tlmn liio mean*
tobtupthu ihui\n;:v <UIIH- iiy tim cutcrnli-<'M. a n n i n p you u i n o n u n i c n t initdo of ironi
Jam In ilin imjiriifil /•unlcjis. \\u would Very >voll, tlicn, do so if you t h i n k i t will
havo an'iplo work luv :it Umst loo p^oplo if natftify y o u r ncurio of grutituiio, b u t i t
htir
A POSITIVE CURE FOB
DYSPEPSIA, UURll
CHILLS/FEVER, GRIPPE
BILIOUSNESS. SICK-HEOACHE
CONSTIPATION/
GENERAL DEBILITY.
tlie empuror iiad Hinctioiiod my plan and would he fur mom beautiful IF yuli could
approved of tho ct'Kittonof thu newchnr^o mircci.-il in Hotting an uverhisUng monuof 'irniicriftl r-itcrpiJIftr ilcsj r'-ycr.' I pveii ment lu lCmpL-riir HoaiiB-Tl in tbo memhad Imagined JIKWL hiimlsoino uniforms ory of our outlrt) nation. Toacta your
<;hildri>n IHJ lijok up in clear niglitH to tho
for theHo very usuful olli^iuls."
"Oh, you, jou art' ijuile right," retorted starry hc'HVCiifi ftljflvo and to oouplo with
the niinlstt'r of war. "'11 in uiajcgty ccr- the bri#htLt-i cif tlio Ktars Um memory of
tafuly hicks flu? mental vl^orof former thi! Kn'iit unipcror und w ith tlio hardly loss
Restores
doys. While 1 rwid my report on tho stato hrilliiint Ktar next to it tho thought of his
o( our northern fortiflections yesterday noiile wife, Lv.t that phuifi ((uvotion pm
, LIVER
tho emperor played tho whole time with tut to yuuv vhlldrcii Jind to your uhlldron
PRICE 50 Cts.
4SPUEH.
onu of the little eug HUH pod bulk nutria by cliildrcn iudvilnitoly."
And pa it l:appu!iud. TbuuBuntlsof years
Will Keep your
AT ALL
tho wontiti of l-bo little princess, anil WIJOJJ
Stomach lu Healthy
I bud lJnifihtttl ho lmd pulk'i: it tu pieces Jiiivu tinco Kui-H by. Wokiuiw nut whutiier
DRUQQISTS.
tim great Kmperor Jiourif-Ti ever lmd a
and into ninnborlcBs lino thrc;uin."
The two old oourtiert* ehook tholr gray mtitui monument erected to his moniory,
hoads In dfcmny und wont oti tholr ro- nor whiTo it onco stood, but when night
epeotivo oi-nuids, Tholr afitonMmu'iit fullH In tho FUiwory Kingdom and star
about tho wliiins of their imjiei-inl maotcr uiio 11 star llashtiu tip in tho sky then tiio
roso higher still when In tho following Jittilu CMnutiu cliiMrtJi! aoma out of fcJiotr
spring Emperor Hoang-Tl gnvo m-dors to hulls*'s. Thty turn up thoir e»gor faces
collect all tho worms that could bo found and Kfisroh among thts Hfcurn until thoy
on tho mulberry trees ami had thorn fed hnvo found what tlioy wofo looking for,
and otirud for in tho largest stato hulls of and then they joyfully exclaim, "Tsanhis BuniptuouH palitcu, Tbo omjircHa nnd Faug, tlio IHtlo silkhousol"
And thfii tl>oy think of tho groat Km
tho princess eujjervlsiKl this work In perBOH, and novvr a day pusswl withonb tlio pcror IIuiuiH-Ti, who muro than ^5 cenemperor liimsolf Jowpecitljig tlio progress turies ago tuului'Ktood thu art to observo
of his hobby. When tho worms ceased niituro'ii own forces at work and to make
49 and 51
feeding on leaves uiulbogau (spinning thoir ueo of whofc iio leurned for tlio boneflfc 0/
cocoons, tho emperor camo forward with liia pooplu.—From tho Chinese iu Chicago
Marion
St. N.T.
a littio machine, which mado it pofiHlblo Inter Ocean.
Hunt Mnoloi) except "Trtfli
to unwind tho flno tliroads from tho cocoons and to turn them Into a yarn of a
The Paraou'a Tyrunt.
fineness previously unknown. When a
Martin Wost hm much to say in a resufficient quantity of tho yarn iiad boon cent urtiolo In Tlio Church Gazette about
obtained, tha princess nguin turned to her tlto tyranny of pnreoMs1 servants. Accord
looni, and what who wuvo then WIIB not lug to him, clergymen aro tho meokost
wool, but tho now fiber procured by tho porRons in tho world, and their old retuinof tho omperor from tho cocoons. ern tlio most fearsome and despotlo.
JimgDiilcL'nt, brilliant )>i\lucu. Tho golden machino
Tho monarch had thus becoum tho foundKato in front of which itcrcu, gray boardod er
of
tho
silk industry. .Soon Iio nl«o " I Imvo," ho says, "known one very
warriors Htnoil on gentry duty, WHS opened taught tho art
of dyeing tho Mile in vari- faithful servant to break into tho drawing
wiilo and through It came Hotinfr-Tl, tho ous colors by luoniiB
vegetable dycistulTn. room after a dinner party with tho remark,
omporor of Cliina, ncconipnnlud by his lit- Tho Ilrst silk fabrio ofthut
canto from the ' 'Now, Mr. BIshnp, It is past 10 and qulto
tle diuiKhtor, Louit-Seu, and followed by loom of tho empress was worked
into a tlmo }-ov ^oro In bed. I um sure tiiceo
his mandarins and miiny officers of hla garment for tlio littio priiiows, Loult-Suu,
Imiitts and geiitlcuien will excuse you. I
household. Ho woro o supotb garment who wna r#di»nt in tbo drwiing yellow Imvc eeon tlmt your clciui things nro
MORRIS COUNTY
miulo of pauthur skins end was In excel- whlto dress, but tho very next, wna a band- aired.' Long usngo had taught him pnlent humor, for bo had just reoeived good Bomo shining gown for tho emperor, in tiouco, eo hu trotted off to bed without a
tidings from his councilors about various blue—the color of tho sky—•and yellow— Word, but I do not think ho ever brought
nffulrs of state, and lueunt to rofreah him- tho
color of tiio carM;—iu uwmory ot tho himself to like it.
Belt after tlio morning's work by o walk beautiful
"The uoolustthing I know of," Bays the
spring morning wlion tho emIn thy tmvr gruen of tho park.
peror in the light of a rudlnnt eky lmd Baino writer, "was the offer of hie gardenAs fclioy proceeded through tbB long diticoveved on earth wherewith to muko er to n vicar. The in mi was a dissenter
and an acceptably local preuolier, tuui the
rows of budding mulberry trees leading hie pooplo wealthy nnd Iinppy.
vicar did not shine In tho pulpit. With
from tho ptilncu to tho bank of tho river
Long ore grim death put an end to tho brotherly frankness tho -gardener pointed AIR
tho littio princess suddonly halted in front
COMPRESSORS, . of
of (i young mulberry shoot, standing oloso glorious relgu of Emperor Hoang-Ti many this out and offered to lend his muater a
highest efficiency.
by aim ol tho older trees. Under this lot- thousands o( indUBtrious workmen woi'O few of his Burmons. I do not know whethtor's protection Us loaves had sprouted engngod in tlio newly created munufac- er the offer was accepted, but the vicar
somewhat faster, and, ns it seemed, turo of Bilk, Whon tho entire pooplo thought tbo joke too good to keop to him- HOISTING ENGINES, duPrincess Loult-Sou had mado u discovoi7 through delegates wanted to thank the self."
plex and reversible.
about tho fihruli which consumed her on- emperor for giving his valuable discovery
tire interest, Tho omporor also approached to tho nation tho modest monarch disTho skins of con ponstriotors fetch a
and remainod captivated by the odd fipeo- olalinod all merit and only said thut ho ai'tio sum In Himth Aini'rlea, us they are PUMPING ENGINE3, strong
You couldn't make a better
taclo ottering itsolE to his eyea. Thero had thought " a novel occupation would
fterthcy hfl-M hrttfi tftnned ill most lnih)
and economical.
wore Imndrcds of tiny Liaok worms that he fihe most adequate inonn.s to ralso ilio
investment of money than by
had just osflflped from thoir eggs and were
CORNISH PUMPS, double the purchase of diamonds, set or
now industriously crawling along tho
twigs uud branches in quest of nourishor single.
unset. They don't rust, moths
ment. Tho little princess enjoyed herself
don't eat them, they don't flucas only ohildren can who have reoolvod a
GEABING AND PULLEYS, tuate in yaluie of any appreciable
new toy, and tho emperor ordered tho ontlro slmib to bo onrcfully transplanted
large.and small.
extent and you can always realinto n mngnificont VQBO and placed in tho
room of bla daughter.
Heavy and Light Castings in Iron, Brass ize on them very nearly their
Princess Louit-Seu followed with over
and Phosphor Bronze, Forcings of every value. They make fine presents
nut name "AMOS" anil No. "73" beforeeuterius store, Get offcaratPlaucSt.
Increasing intcresttlm progress of her now
description; BOILERS, horizontal, tubwards, nnd hud been provided with fresh
ular and upright. THE EQUIPMENT or heirlooms and are. always exloaves when tliogo upon the shrub bad been
OF IRON MfNES A SPECIALTY.
cellent collateral. Wlhen you
catou up by tho hungry crowd. Luckily
thero was no look of mulberry leaves in
want first water diamonds or
tho garden of tlio pnlixce. The prlncoss
OFFICE AND WORKS,
any jewelry;firstsee
Dover tired In observing how tho tiny
worms grow und grew, and how tholr color
gradually changed from blaok into milk
SUSSEX STREET,
- DOVER, N. J.
white. Often sho would call In hor mothor, tho Empress Te-LIng-Slii, so that she,
DOVER. . . . . N E W JERSEY.
—it's
the
best
proof
in
the
world
that
we
sell
all
goods
as
too, might shnre hor pleasure inobsorvlng
advertised—that there's no "just out" • or "in to-morrow"
the euto little pets feeding on fresh leaves
and growing almost from day today. Ono
talk givenhere:
day, however, Loult-Sou perceived something so extraordinary that sbo was unA Grand Carpet Show
nblo to master hor escit«mont and did
TO
ROniotliinf! she was strictly forbidden to
is on here oil the time—low
do. She rushed into hor father's privy
prices
that
can't
be
so
much
council chamber.
Writo for our tai
as approached—qualities
or'sHolp" and "How,
Without oven noticing thD amazoment
Bond us a r o n ( h sketoh or model ot your
the
test—a
200-ft.
light,
of tho old prowler minister, who bad boon
iavooUon or Improvement and we will tell
well stocked floor to show
(OLD POINT COMFORT)
you fro« our opinion as to whether It ia
about to submit hie report on stato matITobably patentablo. We mike a n ' '
them in. This week :
ters of grave lmportunoo to tho emperor,
01 applications rojooted In other
ADO
tho Httlo princifga hnpoesod nnd begged hor
35c. Ingrains a t 29c. yd.
Highest references f urnjshedj
fatlicr to eojuo uud eoo tho wonderful
The $1.25 Body Brussels,
HABION <t KAXI0N
things slio hud to BIIOW him, until ho gave
VATXNT
S!>IiI0ITOB8
*
EXFXBTS
90c. yd. 75c. All-wool Inin and followed tho impulBlvo littio girl.
CM * ureohaalcal Inirtao«r«, Ornaalci of Bus
grains, 59c. The $1.10
I'olyloolinlo Bcliool o t E n g l n e c r l m . Bacnclot> In
Sonm of tho caterpillars, now grown
/ p o l l e d Snlooool H i m DalToift
M o b s
long and thick, sat among tho mulberry
Velvets,85c. yd. Rugs, Matwhich are most attractive
twigs, which fchoy had despoiled of their
tings,
Oilcloth,
Linoleums.
points at this time.
leaves, within u fabric of yellowish threads.
Zeulously they kept moving tholr little
liuudti to and fro, and tho sharp sighted
"Newark's Stove
emperor noticed that a fluo thread Issued
At $1495—like cut. Solid Store"
EXPRESS STEAMSHIPS
from their juontbo. This thread they kopt
oak,
French
bevel
plate
miron winding about themselves, turning a
OF THE
Growing
fast
and
growing
ror, $25 worth.
Httlo farther at ovory niovo and before tho
greater every day. Honest,
very eyes of tbo emnorortbo Hno veils first
At $17.50—solid oak, .24* reliable,
guaranteed makes '
inclosing tho caterpillars bocamo thiok30 bevel plate mirror—was only at prices
er mid closer, until finally the industrithat only such
$30. .
ous worms woro completely hidden from
PEBFOBIUBAILT SERVICE.
big
buyers
as we canmafee:
(60OOES8OB TO A . WlGSTOW.)
view. Tho oraporur turned to his wife,
At
$29—quartered
oak,
A
Heating
Stove, $1.90.
who had come to BOO tho unusual sight,
cheval mirror dresser suit— Self-feeding Parlor Stoves,
leaving her loom, at which sho bad boon
MANUFACTURER ASD DEALER IN
Through tickets returning from
$45 before.
working.
$7.49.
Washington by rail or water.
"They are industrionB littio creatures,"
At $42—heavily carved, •The Portland Range has no
Raid tho emperor. "Thoy follow your oxquartered oak, 28x34 oval equal among ranges—over
ampio and woave a beautiful garment for
For lull lntormaUon apply to
mirror—was $60.
10,000—not one breakthomsolvos."
SILKWORM LEGEND.
SAVER
MEDICAL CO.
account should you warn thorn npalnst so at tent. I wns just comimzing mymlt to
doin(r, or endeavor to keep tlioni apart. A Hh'tip, with tlio runs tncliuil round me,
spirit of opposition is imforlnm.toly In when I ht'aril Ohnrliu'w voico frnm the
hermit, hi ynung jieopln, nnd to lint na you Cfiiificirvivtory, tln> tloorn hiiin^ ajar, us tlio
BUgRGbt would only hrwo the effuct of stim wonliu1!* WJIB BO warm far April.
ulatlng » d(!siro for tho forbidden fruit.
".Addii1, " he nn)uni, ''why woro you
Your wisest pl«n is to Impress upon them ing, my d^ari*"
both tho noi'OHsity of giving up tholr favor" I wasn'tI M HIIO saitl quickly. Any one
ite pursuits—slio her puiuting, nud ho hi oould toll from hor voico tlmt sho wns.
athletics (wo qtiito n^ryo with you thai
"I—I—hnped you wcro,"
football (e n brutal gnuio)—eo ue to b<
"You nva ^iJiguJ»rlj- kijjtl I"
coiii[3(iity for ono nnofchw. In this way
"I3utl Jiicunt—no, don't go, plensol"
you will infallibly check any desire for
"Ifihnll. 11
much companionship. Do not fnil to verito
".l\ifit<>ii« moment,"
to us agiiin. Tho uluttuil cream which ac" I wiil not. Lvl mo BO—how dara you!
companied your letter was excellent nnd Oil!" Thero was a sound of kissing nnu
ministered greatly to OUT ereittura com- aBtnifllo,
- forts."
"You do lovo me, Addlo. You do I" ho
The wisdom of this advice seemed BO cried triumphantly.
evident tlmt I had uo hesitation in uoting
"Vus, I do." tSJio was halt laughing
upon It. Tilings seem so much clearer and Jialf cryinff, 1 could lionr.
when you seo thorn In print!
' I t was all my fault, " ho paid po'nltent"Addle," I siiid to my nleoe, " I aw ly. "' I tihouUln' t have duubtcd you or have
afraid that it will upsot your plans dromV lnslPtcd on your tolling JUG anything you
didn't wish to."
fully, bnt thero is na help for It—Chnrlli
is coming homo tomorrow."
"No, no," sho cried eagerly, " I t
"Oh!" said sho obecr/ully. "That will my fuult. 1 filiould huve told you anything you ashed."
be nico for you, won't it, auntiop"
"Yes," Bald I, "of oourso it will be nici
" I tihull uiiver ask."
—for mo. But I was thinking of you, my
*'I shall toll you without." Thwo wore
deur." I wanted to malco her feel aggriev- further Bounds of violent klpsing, and I
ed, yon eco, nt tho ontsofc.
covered niy head wlfcli n rug and groimtsd.
"Of oourso it WHS foolifib, deai'/'my
"I don't sno why it should be a trouble
to me, auntie," eho answered, opening boy wua. buying, wiiuu I uncovorod my
her big eyes wide, in that innocent way hoad again. " I kuew I oould trust you,
really. Biit It mudo mil fed eo snvago to
sho has. There is no disguising tho tao
that her manner and nppenrnnce wo Buoh Eeojou and Chirlifion talking BO confldonas to a young man might nppeur interest tially whilo I WUB pluylng. Ho la euch a
Ing and uttrautlvo. Indeed," she con- nico follow"—
tinued, " I am very ourioua to seo Charlie
"Yes, lie is," filio eaid
again after all these years. Ho used to bo
"I thought you might like him better
such a nice boy. I'm sure I eliall like than jue."
him," I t was a good thing evidently tha
"So I might."
I lmd taken tulvlco.
"Oh, Addiol"
"But Idou't." Icorerod inyhead ogaio
"Ho 1H BtHl Tory ntco," I Informed her,
with an nppearanco of candor, "but I am for a Kucond or two.
"If you wnut to know why I was so iu
afraid ho will be rather a drawback to
your painting, y o u see, my deart young terestud, Bir," RIIO went on brightly, "it
waa becauso ho wns tailing mo nil about
men expect such a lot of attention now
you, and tlio cups you Jiad won, nod what
"DotheyP I've genernlly found it thi a splendid partner ho found you boforo ho
other way." Bho laughed mischievously left off playing, and—now bo quiot."
I t 1B a slnoero sort of laugh, liko a grown
" I w a e u fool," Euid Chnrllo roworfioup child's, and I could not help feeling fully.
. that i t would sound very pleasant—to n
"Then, when wo gofclnto tho trap and I
young man.
wtw. fouling KO jiluafiud with you, you wore
" I dnro say you hnvo, Addle," I replied so orosH with me." Thm-o wns a Httlo
gravely. "But you seethe case is different catch i n her voico. "Don't, dcur."
when o young man cornea homo to n Then they tuIked a littlcnnoro nonsonso,
mother who has always spoiled him—I nnd nt last thoy camo lo tiio isubjoctof mo,
fear." I sifthed.
"I'hodi'iu'old matorwill bo KO pluasod,"
. ".A littio spoiling ingooa for young peo- Bald Chnrlio.
ple if they're nico naturally, dud says,*
"Yoa," suitl Adilio, " I do think Bho
eho Assured mo. Tom always bad foolish will."
theories about euoh things.
"TJiero emi't bo any doubt of It."
"It in no good of hor," Addio wont on,
"You eeo," I remarked deprccatlngly,
"ho is used to having his convenience with a swelling in hor voico. "Many
studied in ull the arrangements of th< niotlioro would liavo tho 115iit mo not nearly good enough for you—oh, but they
.houeo."
"Am I ao arrangomontp" sho inquired, irouJd, RciiUytmd truly, Ohurlio, I should
laughing ugalo. " What shall I be expect- huvo felt bound not to let mj-bolf cava for
you"—
* ed to do?"
"Oh, Addlol"
"Well,"I apologized, "Charllo is rather
*'WelI, not to let you know that I did if
fond of company, GO I expeot bo will wan
you to go out with h*m a good deal, 3 doarauinio hadn't sliown so clearly that
• tear that It may rather interfere with your Bho approved ot it, You think Bho docs,
Cont you, duarf"
painting."
" I ' m Buro of it, littio 0110," suit! iio with
"Oh, I can always got up In tho morn
Ing und mako up time," sho replied oon coBvIctlon. "Look Jiow eho tlirair us togetlier. It's any belief that Bho planned it
solingly.
"He may ask you to KG ond ivatoh him from the ilrst."
I could stand it no longer. I jumped up
training," I arid, shaking my beau*. ' 'Ho
runs round and round the long path, you from tlio Bofu ami was going out of tho
know, and likes some ono to t a t e a watel room, but tho \m\ior rustled as I trod on
ftnd count how many times ho goes round.' It, nnd thoy heard mo, BO 1 took tho bull
''Oh, xvoU, that won't make a srrloua by the horns and walked into tho con
Inroad on xny leisure- . Bo oati't run al~ Borvatory,
day;"
" I couldn't help hearing Bomothlnp; as
I"roin that dny tho omporor camo rather
"Ho may oven want you to go to a lot I wake u p , " I said, smiling, "nnd—nnd
down yet.
Hundred other kinds.
ofton to his ilaughter's room, now and
of football matches. That you cannot bo 1—God bless yon, my dears. I mn glad,"
And, illogical ns .it mny sooni, I was. then Eovoral times a day. His interest in
expected to do," I said firmly.
In Parlor Suits
"Oh, how delightful I" Tho foolish Tho children nro very fond of ono auothor, tho curious littio atiiuiala was now thoroughly aroused. Ho wot only wafcobod
• child actually clapped her hands. " I love and Addiu is n good Httlo girl.
I still toko in Tho DoJJit'stic Jonwjal— thoni whilo they spun thomeolves in until
Just in—a beauty of a suit—brofootball nbovo everything I" Idon'tknow
what tho woman of the present day am ODD gets to I00U forward to a paper after tho lust ono had coiuplototl its shining colcatelle, damask or vclour covered
GO many yenrs—bnt I wroto to tlio editor or; but ho also racked hie brain and puzoomiug to.
—mahogany finished frame—carv"Anyhow I am afraid you will find and told him tlmt ha ought tobomoro zled obout wlinfc would now becoiuo of
ed richly. $16.25. Green vclour
poor Oharlio a terrible distraction, I careful In his "Answers to Correspond- them. Ono day a foir weeks later Iio found
must coufoBE, too, that he is rather given ents." fie didn't print tmy reply, but, tho reply to his binning qu«Btlou, He
suit—embroidered bflclt, mahogyon sec, I sent uo cream.—J. A. Flynn In funded ho could hear a slight nolso within
to teasing."
any frame—was $40, now $25.
ouo of tho egg shaped formations, As he
"So," said she, with a mieohlovous Madame
$60 darkgrcenYeluor overstuffed 5bent down to uxniutiio it nioro closely, he
frwlnklo in her eye, "am I."
Anxious t o Help.
enwtlKife
it
hud
discolored
a
t
ono
ond
nnd
picce iuit for $40. A $65 mahogany
" I do hope you will not quarrel," 1
Do you know, 1 havo hulf a niind to appnrently hnd become moist; how this
begged, "and that you will give him as
frame Bilk brocatelle suit for $35.
muca of your society as you can, I want send Proaldont McKiuley a copy of theend, giving way under some pressure from
One royally beautiful suit—finest
mitiutoa of tho last meeting of our debat- witliln, bulged outward; how tho outer
tlio dear fellow to enjoy blmsuU."
ing ulub," sho said 113 sho luuked up from thrufidb wore gently pushed to one side,
silk damaa1t,8olid mahogany frame
"Now don't you worry, you dear old
ir newspaper.
nnd how soino tiny whito feet mode their
-$85. Looks a $125 auit.
auntie," she replied, shaking ono flngor
appouranco, soon followed by a Httlo white
a t uao. "Charlie and I are Koing to bo "\VhyV" ho inquired.
"Oh, tho govornment FCOUIS to bo BO'bond. A Bin nil, tronibling, whlty animal
great friends. I've 'a way wid tho men,'
Set
the
"
Portl
and
Range
"
before
you
think of any othtr iort.
troubled about tho Philippine problem cropt forth. Its wings grow and strengthdon't you know."
76B. A WEEK WILL DO IF CASH 13 SHORT.
tlmt It ecenis to mo If I can do nnylhing ened noticeably after being opened and
Sho klBsed mo with a rush and Bot my tohvilp it out I ought to do It, ^Vo settled shut a few times until suddenly it fled
cap straight again. " I ' l l go and look up up tho propor [loliny to pursuo nt Manila away. Tho omncrar, the oiupross and tha
my finery to charm hla eyos." SJio tripped in just ubuut 80 minutes nt our lost moot* Httlo pclneosa woro vury much surprised.
off, singing "Charlie Is my darling," anil ing, you know, und tho minutes might They all lmd ofton seen tiio littio white
'I vainly tried to feel quite satisfied a t tho show tho wiiy out of nu mvlvivfird pwdica- butterfly in strarntR about tho old mulberLOW PRICES-EASY TERMS.
g QJ . Near Plane St.,
• BUOceaB of my plan. Moreover, I oould iiiODt,"—Cljk-ngo Post.
ry Irons infcht)gnrden, particularly in tho
not reidst a feeling that I wns not noting
Note fi>6t name "Amos."
Newark, N. J.
twilight of a warm su mm or oven ing. I t
quite straightforwardly with her. Poor
was not long boforo tho littio prluecsa had
Due p .
Telephone 580. Goods delivered Free t o a n y part of State.
Httlo Addict Sbo ia a bonny girl. If
n
lot
of
tliGHO
butterflies
In
hor
roam,
much
" J l r . Griz/.Ioy scunifi to i)o a very deep
only poor Tom hadn't boon so improvl
tliinlcor," rttnmrki'd tho 1 inpnsssIonnblo to the dlecomflturo of hor maids, who did
ident!
not tnko Uijuliy to this now whim of their
WoU, Charlie camo home and took ue you«g woman.
0AINT1NG becomes expensive when you tuc cheap paint Perhups you
'*Ycs,"roi)llcrt WlFsCnyonno. "Ho can't inistrcsa
all by Btorm as usual) and from the ilrst
*
have already learned this—others have. For cxcelltnt results in
Hut Loult-Smi wns a child ond Q princess
look which he gave hor 1 began to IH.VG talk fivo minutes without. Retting nway
every particular use
at tlmt. So she insisted uiion being allow*
ray fears, "Of course, mother!" ho 6 bnyond his dopih."— \V»Hiiinyton Slur.
ed to feed hop now potH, just aa sho bsd
fornicrly
tlio
m»oh
less
jolly
cntorplllari,
T r y o r a l n - O l Ti*y « r a I » - O |
Tho Iitttlo Polks
but at first HIKI was very unhappy that hor
A.Bk your Rrocer to-dtiy to Bhnw you a pack* butterflies would not cat of tho fresh inul>
Jove Dr. Wood'B Norway PinoSyrup. PIooi
Artistic shades producing pleasing effects.
ago
of
Grain-O, tlie now food drink that tabes berry leaves nho lmd brought In for then)
ant to toko, perfectly bannloes. Positive
tho placoof roffeo. Tlio children may drink every day. SHU thoy would always keop
cure for cougba, colds, broiicultla, astUnati.
Color Card, Pomptilot," Enjerlor Decoration," etc., milled omequeiL
it without Injury as well as tho ndult. All near tlio him aim plnced In tlio room.
who try It, Jiko it, Groln-O has that rich Shortly after tlio olovur child mado another
Tlioro JB a CIUBS of I'eoplo
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