A CLOTHING DEMONSTRATION" - Atlantic County Library System

Weather Bureau, Atlantic City
DO YOU NOT KNOW?
^rih^ Best Meals
Tbe Chief U. S. Weather Bureau has
If you do not, you cantfod oat by a very
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little Investigation that
•directed that all weather forecasts and
warnings issued by this bureau bo prepared with a view to eervinc the public
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Next to Bank Bros. Building,
interests arttiorcKiijhly as possible, and
that was ever used in Hammonton.
[ ' - , : ' • • Hammonton.
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local as well as general needs be met as
There are scores of buildings that you fully as practicable.
•BOO every day, painted with the{
The climatology of all districts is to
- Hammonton Paint eight to tWolro
be carefully studied, particularly with
Fall Meals 25 Cents
years ago, and looking well
regard to the occurrence of naosual
Central Ave., Hammonton, N. J. _.
at the present time. •
The Hammontoa Paint 48 sold for less weather conditions tbat injuriously afLarge assortment of,
than any otherflrat-olaas-Paint. It has fect agricultural, commercial, or other
Served in all Stylos.
no equa,
al, as w o r s w e , o v , raforeuM, la orUer that tlfft'-lorecnslo and
and wears well.
Bold by
Cat
Flowers.'
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Fnneral
Peslprns
Philadelphia Pure Ice Cream
warnings may nave the greatest practiin Fresh Flowers, Wax, or Metal.
cal value to such interests. An import_________ I. TAT1X>B;
ant caso to point is aflforded by the occar
House, Sign and. Carriage "Pamtef;
WATKTSrfOrCHOLSON,
Second and Pleasant 8ts., "
sional prevalence of unseasonably warm ~ Florists
Families served with Oysters and lee Cream
and Landsoapo Gardeners.
Hammoirton, IT. J. weather during tbc late winter and Phone 1-W
on short notice.
Both Plioues.
early spring moatbe, when vegetation is
forced ahead of its usual time of devel
opment and lat«r is .damaged, uolesB
protective meaeurea are used, by tern'
peraturea which In themselves are no
uoeeaeonable. And under eucbcoodi
lions, special forecasts of frosts will be
made prior to the time when frost forecasts are generally leaned. Likewise,
duriojj autamn, when adverse weather
conditions have retarded the growth of
ony crops, waroiDEi of frosts andjreeziog temperatures will be extended beyond tn», time usually fixed for their
discontinuance. Srecial care wlll_ba
giviia-to thejireparatioiMJf-forccagi* for
holidays, atrd on occasion of local events
such as fairs, conventions, etc.—'••It is made the doty of local officials
of the.Weather, Bureau . .to'-advise-the
proper officials of the Department of the
establishment or growth of local interests that are subject to injury from the
weather conditions, and especially to
keep in touch with prominent agricul(oral representativee in order that their
needs may tie cared for during critical
periods that occasionally occur.. The
latter named" representatives should
promptly communicate with the official
in charge, local office, U. S. Weather
Bureau. A"tIantic~City,. or with the
\"Qgeen Quality "Shoes have oeen ten years
official of the station nearest them.'when
Lakeview
Insurance Agent
Cramer's Restaurant
•KEENHOUSE
IMteals at All Hours. Commissioner of Deeds,
The Hammonton Paint
Choice Oysters and Clams
lOnly the
very Best!
Bread,
Office, Spear Building,
Hammonton.
SMALL'S
The Peoples Bank
^Hammonton, N. J.
^j jSuffic.
Capital, . . , . . . . $50,000
Surplus and Undivided
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Profits,. $45,000
Three per cent interest paid
on time Deposits.
Safe Deposit Boxes for Bent
-greprnrtsova have prevailed.
At the present time the forecasts and
warnings of the Weather Bureau are
extensively distributed through the cooperation ol telephone companies. This
means of distribution should be increased, and managers of telephone
companies in New Jersey, not now cooperating, are invited to communicate
with this office.
L. A. JUDKTNS,
Official ID Charge Weather Bureau.
Hammonton
B. FOGLIETTA, Prop.
Singer Ale,
^ Soda, Etc.
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(Orders Promptly Attended To.
Local Phone 542
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Tbo.pther'ninety-six reasons you
will find if yon will examine a
house of this kind, or if you
will- call on the ,
Compare the' prices of International made-to-measure suits with
those of other tailors. I will be
satisfied, and you will be convinced
that you cannot get better value
for yonr money. '
Because the International Tailoring Company do such an enormous
LUMBER
Work
WOOD
Hammonton Concrete Co.
supplies in big quantities, thereby
securing them at prices that it is
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Mas BERTHA TWOMEY
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Selloyne Avo., HammontOD.
Business in these lines properly and
"rr.promptly attended to;-
the largest women's shoe factory m the world. 'Ten
\thousand fairs are soJd everyday. Thit great growth
could only come from superior merit. Why don't
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At one weak link weakens n chulii, ID wm\k
kltlncyi woakun the whole body anil hmton
tho flnal breaking down.
-Orerwork, etralni, ooldr'nnJ blher" 'oiiuge'i'
Injura IlK lililnuyi, and vthcn
lootened (he whole lioJjr auflerg from Ilia exceta <>( nrla |>olinn elroulnted In the bland.
Aohei nn'l |»lng (nil nrliu'/ Illg aoiue, unJ
there IB An evor*loorengln^ londena/ toward*
dluljoti'D uud fniol llrlglii'j dliomo. There la
no real liul|> lor the julToror. exoept kidney
help.
Doan'i Kidney I'llji nctdlreotly on the kidneji »nd aura every klilney III. Hmnuionlon
ourci «re (lie pruul,
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Theo. HmldT, l l v l h R on French St., Ilninmtnton, N. J., MJTN ) "1 • guttered ognildurnbly
from > dull, li»vy l>«ln IhruuKb the lower
part of the bud.. ( »«< unnble to find •
reuiody Ihm would glr« me rello', and WM at
• !«•« 10 h u u * f r n m w l i « l tooroo' tho - trouble
•rote until my klJneyi beouuia Irregular In
•otlon. Learning of (lie uiqrllt ot P»«n'«
Kidney l'lll>, I pruourcd a box ill the Hid
Oror. l'h«rmaoy, «nd reoilred tren UlUr T
lake (ileaaur* In rrooinmendlng thli ciotlUnt
romody lo olbir luDTereri."
Vor ••!« by nil dealeri. Pilot, to eenli.
Voattr-Mllburn Co., fluffalo, New York, .ole
•lieiila Tor the United Ht«lo«.
IUm>mb*r Ihe name— Doan'f — and lake no
other,
Everybody reads
tho Republican. ]
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Hammonton, ;N..J.
~T~ 'Next to^Steel's
Oortright's Metal ShiDgles
For which we are
Bole Agent for Hammoiton.
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Railroad
A. H. Phillips Oo
Eire Insurance.
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Bound Trip Bate from HammoDton, $9.75 or $12,25
ity, N.
THE C O L U M B I A
ELVJNS' STORE
CdrT MaiiT Koad
and Bellevuo
Hammpnton ....
The
JOHN A.HOYLE
Purina
Food
Hammonton
Hot Water and Steam
For «alo by
John W. Roller,
OONTRACTOk
liollovtiq Avo..
Chick
Uumriionton
DR. W.H.LONG
Hot Air and Gasolene Engines
Known 01 Diamond Jack
will oouiult with
any sick perron
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Scratch
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Medical Offices _
~"Ol8"\Valnut St~
Pbilodrlpliia.
BOTH PHONES
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Cotiopany
Hammontnu; N. J.
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Capital, $100,000
Subscribed Surplus, $10,000
Joseph W. Lyeinger has been for
many years a driver for Hon. George
ElvIns, having the care of a fine team
of heavy norees,. hauling goods from the
railroad station to the store, a mile anj
a quarter away, and delivering- orders
about town. About-noon on Wudoes[ day, April 28th, be passed up Bellevne .
with a three ton load of feed, tn bags, j
.Arriving, be • unloaded at the grainbouse, 'then took a bundle to his own
home, only a few rods from* the Elvins
barn. His subsequent movements can
f-ba—ioferred"~ffoTn appearancea.^as
they were found later.
Returning from bis house, he began
»uuba'rDe8B"tbe*boraw:~-Evideatly7"be~
unbooked tbu lines first, and while still
In front, the horses were startled and
sprang forward, the "wagon tongue. hit
him in the breast, breaking several ribs,
one .fractured bone being driven through
his lung, causing diatb in about one
hour. He probably clung to tbe team,
endeavoring to stop them', as be was
found, in the field, several rod* from the
barnr witb-marks-of-a~struggle^inribe
•oft earth ; but the horse* kept on until
! stopped on the road by an Italian.
I No one eaw'tbe accident, hot, the run
attracted attention-, and soon the unfortunate driver was found. He was at
ing terribly, Dr. Chas. Cunoiogbam
trtts summoned, and was soon there, hut
coold dorlitllefaiTtue roanHiia wlthur
Tjitepn minutes alter bis arrival.
Mr. LysiOger has been a resident ok
Hammonton about thirty-five years, bad
a pood farm anq home on Main Road,
wns a bard'worker, a- good citizen, well
known, respected. Though about 64
years old, he seemed robust, and every
day found him with his team,—faithful
lo duty to the last. A wife and daughter survive him, and have the sympathy
ol the entire community In their sudden
bereavement. '
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Funeral services will be held at the
bouse this afternoon, two o'clock. All
firemen are invited to meet at the uptown fire-house, at 1.30, to attend the
funeral in a body.
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A CLOTHING
DEMONSTRATION"
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Night, May Isfc
-To-night,—from 7.30 utitil
o'clock.
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iammonton-youtig--maB-:with-gfreat"talentrvvill'"pose
a WAX FIGURE, and;detttonstrate wearing apparel.
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demonstration, will be. _as
of a wax figure.
It will'be of great interest to witness it. •
A special collection of Bulletins, with interesting sug- gestions, made specially for this occasion, will be""
shown, for spectators to read.
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An Umbrella of good quality will be presented to
any person who can make the demonstrator laugh'
during his stay in the window.
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Bank Brothers
HanimontonV IT. J.
GETTYSBTJEG BATTLEFIELD
THR^E DAYS JOUR
Pennsylvania RailroacT
It. J. Hymen. I'r<iul<lnnt,iiiiil W. It.
Til ton. Ciuihlnr of tlui uhova lnimiM lluiilc
holntf nnvorully d u l y sworn,' ouvh for liliiiRul/',
cnyrt Unit tho Inrt'uolnit Htittoiiuiut U trim, lo ]
tho bbtjt of hlH Uui)>vl<iilKu und bolluf.
U. J. 1IYUNKH, 1'ri'nlilnnt,
W. It, '1'lj/J'ON.Cluilili
HlilJtiorlbi'il niul HWorM U> buforn nip,
Uilnlllllli iluy or April, A.D., I Dull.
Win. DoorInl,
(.'oininlitMlohnr of DoodH.
Oorronl. A l U ' H t i
HAM'I. A N I I K I I H H N , )
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In Bank Brothers' Window.
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Saturday, May 22, 1909
Round Trip Rate $9.50 from Hammonton „
;0ovora trannportatlon on Bpoolal TriOn to and ft-om Gottyaburff, botol
iioooniniodutloiia ut Oo^tysliurg, uml drlvo over tho nuttlofleld.
Dotallml Hlnornrloa and ftill Itifonnntloa of Tlokot ARonts, or
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(Ion. Fanoongcr Agt.,
Oai^penter and. Builder
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i, bljio |>rliitH, uiul entliiintoB
(ltrulalli]<l. • Jobbllij; iittondoil to
promptly. ,'':"llox A.'IO. I.oonl Phono H()0.
Oliorry titront, lUninioiitno.
Try it 1
Advertising Pays
If inserted in a
Newspaper that
everybody reads.
BoOKPIHil
Ii now lli« moit valuable gtililc (o the
ironing of vegetable* and Ootrers tint
En ever licen prlnttil.
Over IOO
Special CuUurnl Artlclei written exprtwly for llili book by tlic foremost
horilculiurlili of the <l»y,
HT»/« e.u*nl*lli iliinllfir *
**j »< »<;/ miii it n*x.
Henry A. Dreer
ch«»«nui at.. rt>iud*iDku.
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Bo Present ! It \vill amuse yo'u, and you will see
how a human being can pose as a wax figure.
At the oloae of bualnena on Wednesday,
April 28th, 1000
Win.--ii.-iit.-Arirr">"nir««i6iiC' "I
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This will be of great interest to all.
••On--Saturday-Nlgh1^MSy:IstrieD"6"
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OFFJOKltH
A. J. Itldor, Proaldout.
Jos. H. Imboff, Vloo-Proaldont.
Wm. Colnoll, VIoo-ProBldout
Doan B. Honvrlck, Oouimolor.
II. M. Uottomley, Boo, & Tronn.
HTATKOF NBWJKHHKY,)
O, P. Oarapnnolla, liook-koepor. , c;i»inty orAiliinilii, I '
UEMTIST
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Peoples Bank of Hammonton, N. J,
Due to Otliur Dunlin. &o.
liiBO 8?
DLvldoudu unpaid,,,
'203 Do
Indlvldiml duiuinlln on donmiul... 120317 ol
Individual doposlm ail tin in
1801108 14
Doinatut corllfloutes (>r'ft<ipofilt
,.' 403 oo
'riniflcurtinculosoriltiiionlt
101)04 07
clmol£»
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O'Donnoll'a Iltilldliiff,,
llnmmnnton
onioci llouro: e.(M)t<il'J.imu.ni.
uml from Mil) to 0.00 p. m,
I'liono 51l.'l
tlloHcirTlui
Store.
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RESOURCES:
Ixmnn and Discounts..... - ... 4160144 08
Two per cent interest paid on chocking Overdrafts
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20 21
' accounts averaging a dally balance
BtocbB. securities, eta ,
107880 02
of $1000 or over.
Banking liouue
7000 oo
Three per cent, compounded semiannu- Honda uuil Mortgages
fiousa so
Due from other lluuku.cto
al ly, paid on Savings Accounts,
2o804 BO
Ohocka und citeh Items
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Safe Deposit lioxea for Rant,
Cash on hnnj- .V.;..V.;T.V.;'.,.;.;.V.";:..' 16203 oO
Trust and Real Kutiito Dupartmont,
$421034 06
MA13IHTIKH:
Auta aa Executor and Administrator
Cnpltnl Stock |iitl<l In
$60000 oo
Agent for the Sale of Itonl Ratato.
HurphiK
Steamship Tickets nold.
Undivided l>rorU«,'le«n axponui
uud tuxes jiulil
7ooD 00
Does general Trust Company liuBlnosa.
OEO. A. BUVKli
Office Ilotira,— 11.00 to 2.00 dally.
Bu»«l»y»— 1.00 to 5.00 p. n.
T\> avoid wnltlng, would advlso
BunHaj vlilts
All Dr. LOOK'* famous romedla* are onr
••It At Hod Ores* riib>rru»oy ,
8. J. B.
Hammonton Trust
I>r. It. It. MYJtONIC
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Belleyue
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Hammonton
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According to hotel soleotod.
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'(/overs necessary expenses for three days. Tickets good returning
'for ten days.
Detailed itineraries and 'full information
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of Ticket Agents, or
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J..B. WOOD,
GEO.W. BOYD,
Passenger Traffic Manager. •
General Paaso'ngor Agent.
Mortgage Loan.?.
Common Aches and Ills ot
lluintnoitton People.
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HARRIS. Men's Ouifitter,
Paid your subscription?
Philadelphia.
Kidney I>lsonHos Cause Half the
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I make no extra charpe for
luffs on sleeves. That is 5O c.
n yoiir jyociict.1 Coat iiaiiirers
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Com. of Deeds
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fftin /«• *rt lit |A« tit) call for * t.fr —*r vftn
mt-a* •all! null II met.
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Weak Kidneys Make Weaa
Bodies.
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to secure. Let me prove it.
want coal that will m» wmi >.&$. ...
bat will give you a soft white atb,..
v wltlilotaof heat,
we can snppljryonv:
WHITE LEGHORN EGGS
For Hatching. Tbe MX kind—
a laying strain.
Pine Belt EUR Farm,
ThoH. Cr«»nior, Fnlrvlow Avo.,
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In that time the sales have orolen all
MONFOBT
714 Chestnut St.,
IN PBICB ONLY
fyfhy it paytib buiSijdlf Concrete
First, it lasts; Second, it satisfies \
Third, it is modern ;
Henry A. Dreer
SINGLE COMB
J AaJntemationaL Suit
IS CHEAP
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Reasons
SAar^Bbttling-
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H. 3. BYHNES, President.
M.X. JACKSON, Vice-Pres't
•W. H. TILTON, Cashier. . '
DIRECTORS
____ K,.J.-Byrnes-- 11,-L, Jackson
O. F. Osjjood
Ueorfio Elvins
Elam Btookwoll Wra. L. Block
\Vm. J. Bmlth
J. 0, Anderson
'Soro'l Anderson W. K.Tllton
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OorreBpondenceSolloItad.
Bartlett
it novy the most valuable guide to the j
growing of vegetable! and flowers that '
-has- ever— been— printed:------Over 100 .
Special Cultural Article! written ex- k
prcssly for this book by the foremost
horticulturists of the day.
'.Terms, $1.25 per Year; $1 in Atlantic County.
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Cakes,
Breakfast Rolls
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FIRST GI.ASS
Plumbiiig.
WALTER J. VERNIER
HAMMOWTON
Loon) I'lioue 077
Swain's
Studio
Photographing in all l(o
brunohcfl.
Oppoalto HamuaoQUin Poat Offlco,
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nj.cu.«e,I n« an American
INCIDENTS DEPICTING VARIOUS
PATSEY DEBNY had beenjjrought
HUMAN NATURE
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over from Ireland by big parents
•when lie was two yeafs old. Although
WHY PATSEY SCRUBBED HIS
FRECKLES.
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"Then I'll take it."
And then the druggist wrapped uv
the-porous plaster for her. •
EXPLOSIVE PURSE
MEN.
FOR
BUNCO
Standard
Typewfiteir
he had red hair, a turned-up nose and the parade wld him- to-morrow and wanted wouldn't come. I had my rea face so covered with big, brown paid ine that dollar'for me time."
venge on my fair enemies, however. Jules Mallere, residing at Perreux^
freckles, one could scarcely see a part _l'.He.. did, eh!'_'„ „„„,„,_„,„__,„.,,_ I placed each of tho'se two_women un near Paris, was the victim • a few
ofUTe sltln on wHIcTTthey were noiTlfo "Yes, and I am to we/ar the fixings tier one of those pale blue lights
pne called him ugly, for he had such his own boy was to-havjiwoni."
the table. Thoy are usually consld-. whom he me.(; at the St. Lazare Raila winning smile and obliging man- "My, 'but you'll be grand. I hope ned beautiful women, but under that way Station',' and who relieved him of
ner that went straight to one's you'll not be above speaking to your light they had ther most ghastly look $250. Ho determined to be revenged,
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ouldjndther..thaLwIlLbejvvatchlng for ypJL- ?v?t^5w- They were perfect and with great patience manufactured
^atsey's father had been, accident- you to pass on the pavement."
scarecrows. They seemed to have
ally killed ,at a boiler worfo, so the \f "Never will I bo aoove that!"
aged twenty years the minute they Ite mercury cartridge. He Ingeniousboy turned in to help his mother as a Next morning it. was clear am | s'at down. The men noticed it, .of ly arranged the purse so that any one
-._ . bootblack while she supported her bright, and Patsey had no end of a! course, but they did' not divine what opening It would cause the cartridge
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" family by washing.
'_, •__•_ . tinie_geUing_ r^lldV—for^"that "parade.| eaused__it—They. were -quite taken to explode.
Mallere walked about -for- some
trt~ face
ro««-«.i.i.:'^u.^>
v._ rubbed
—ui.,-,i It
i* nso
~'aback and looked awfully glum at
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fairly "shone, he
brought him many a customer, and he long to get It clean.
first. Finally, one of them "turned months, with the explosive purse In
kept their custom a long while, for he "Why, Patsey," said-Mrs. Deeny, "it with a sigh, and began talking to a his pocket, but without catching sight
did conscientious work. One of his you are trying to rub the freckles off, real homely little thing who was sit- of the men who had robbed him tfntll
best patrons was a man of about forty ou can't do It, but I- like you better ting under a ruby-colored light. Why, lately. Then, to his Joy, he spied
she was perfectly charming under It. .them In a wine shop. Putting on his
five, whom Patsey always spoke of as wld them on."
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"The Colonel," as he was BO erect and "No, I was not trying that, for l| So, you see, that, when I want people most Innocent air, he entered and
"y hideous, I put them soon was In conversation with them, j
neat.
. , . . : ' know they have come to .stay, -bull
Patsey had a number of boy friends I want to look me best to do honor j
light. .- It .kills -every- .The-Eharpers_falled_to_recogn'zeJthelr
former victim, and after a short while
thing."
with whom he was a prime favorite. to t}ie Colonel and Saint Patrick."
The gentleman looked up. He was he was Induced to' part with his exHe would have liked to join them In I
plosive purse, In exchange for a
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ihelt-jaunes_ana^oUier-^port3^but_wa8.p_DiA£.O(3ljE— IN—A-PARIS-SHOPr- under a 'blue light,
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notes. - H e accommodatingly went to
CONSCIENTIOUS BILL.
hearing--them tell of the good times For real enjoyment of trade one
in Traveling a SOLID
buy a cigar, and the sharpers made
, they often did,jfor a chat, when boot- should go to the small neighborhood j
off
at
once
to
a
nelghUOrlng
square.
ROAD BED is essen"Bill had charge of the animal tent,"
blackjrig was not very brisk.
'.shop, say,s a writer. Making a
One of them opened, the purse.
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sometimes thought he was tod young
severely burned on the
to. do anything but hard work, with shopkeeper bows. The following con- .we had with the show, and quite was
and rolled on the ground in
enough, too. This leopard gave Bill hands,
never-a ; whole day off for 'pleasure. versation ensues:
was picked up by two
more trouble than-all the rest of tho agony.- He"
_Then again, he knew that alljys could '"Good day, Monsieur." ' .: • ^ . _ t o , a hospltal_,
earn was needed at home;-so he tried ~ "Good^day;-Monsieur."—--'-1 --—--:- menagerie together—It-was certainly
Mallere went home satisfied.'
an ugly brute.
to think of something else. "But St "It makes warm, Is It not? '
Patrick's, day (the 17th of March) was ''Truly yotr" have reason! It makes "Well, one day -when we were show- WHAT MADE "RIP VAN WINKLE."
Carriagerr iiJeifsecufeljT
ing in the Midlands, I had come up to
coming.- Surely he ought to have that good affd warm. And :fine."
"Fine
also."
"
.
London to arrange about some advance The familiar drama of "Rip Van
and smoothly day by
Jor a holiday, as he really believed he
had been named for the good saint "Is It that you have "of the writing- business. I was eating my dinner In. Winkle" Is a remarkable example not
day and year by yea.r.
paper?.*.__•
.
.
..
L
the hotet^when a telegTam_was hand^whpyhad done so touch for Ireland^
of. the -Value.-- of - jgnorance as a
ex- ed: to" me. It was from Bill, and read: only
And, 'too, his father had belonged to —"B.ut-yB3r—Of~the—very-moat
heroic
attribute,
but
also
of
how
the
writing-paper. Behold."
'The leopard has escaped. Prowllpg sympathies of an audience may be
No Spreading of Rails
the Order of Hibernians, and was not cellent
"Charming. .But Is It that you about town. What shall I do?'
Patsey the proud boy when he saw his have
won for an unworthy object by means
of
the
writing-paper
without
the
No fiot Boxes
That was just like Bill. He had to of a meretricious but clever trick.
father-on St. Patrick's day taking part squares of jjlnh?"
—• '
have explicit directions, even In au Scores of, persons tried, wlthbnt sucIn the parade, looking as well as any . "Pardon. The writing-paper
No Flat Wheels
of the emergency like this. He didn't .want
of the men.
cess, -to dramatize-.., Washington- Irvpink square la extremely as Is neces- to
make
a
mistake.
Ing's
story
but
it
wns
not
until
that
arid
"Hello, Patsey!" exclaimed two: of sary,
at present, for.the .correspon- "I immediately wired back to Bill: most gifted of all play-builders and
his bov friends on the 16th of March, dence-genteel"
Failure..
... , _. .
"going to take a day off to-morrow?", "Doubtless. But I wish some pink- 'Shoot him on the Spot.'' I didn't think stage-carpenters, irfon
any more about It until a' couple of took the, book In hand that an acting
row?"
less paper wherewith to: mortify the hours
later, -when I received another play was created. Bouclcault saw at
"Not much." said Patsey; "what
of a
frnm
wnnlfl T rtfi thnt fn^?"
nTglnnrp ttint Romethrng must
-'-'By—my-^salgted--gray stomach, I Bill, asking,
'Which spot?'
to~nmke this village drunkard accept"To celebrate-St. Patrick's day; you suffer a thousand papgs, but the plain
able to the women In the audience,!
were born in Ireland, and ought to paper of this size holds Itself "no
did It by
"PEDIGREE Of- THt SI-IIKI.
-Inpnl the., feminine fear_ of. a thunder-.:
"Sure I know I was, but holidays are Then you buy the kind of paper you
HY does'the"'being, we call n 'stonn. IL Rip had been put out of,
not apt'to piit money in a fellow's do want.. The storekeeper bows. You
. "gentleman" wear around his doors on a fair afternoon, the pleco •
pocket, nor keep It there, either, for bow. Good-by, Alphonse. Good-by,
neck a band of spotless whiteness and would not have lasted a week; .but a;
laston. Curtahi. • ' . - ' . that matter."
unbearable stiffness, at his wrists little bit of stage thunder and light-j
t"Sult yourself, Patsey, and you wltt
/suit me," said the boy, running on'to THE CIGARETTE-SMOKING BOY. similar instruments of torture, and be- ping produced an artificial respiration! w i n s aemi-annually,
fore his chest a rigidly starched linen that bids .fair to keep.' It alive for ]
Join his comrade, who had walked
the Speed (ChampionROP. "vTM. A.. McKEEVBR, of the plate? No one outsfde'of-a madhouse eternity. For every woman thanks;
off.
'
her
stars
that
she
la
not
out
on
tbe
ship at The National
The boys had been gone but a few
State Agricultural College, Man- would call these articles of apparel
Is for the custom mountainside In that dreadful storm.
minutes whenithe "Colonel" hove In hattan, Kansas, is publishing, for the, agreeable.
.There
.
no
Business Show.
from comfort,
assistance of parents, a series of free, reason at all
sight.
CLEVER PUSSY.
s 1 n
or
There Is,
"Good morning, Patsey!"
bulletins on the problems relative to|H?'
_
5.
5_'
"'The same to you, sir; have a tho homo training of boys and girls. however, the ghost of a dead reason.'
Some people say thnt cats are stu-'
upon a time a "gentleman" was
shine?"'
'•
The two numbers thus far issued are. Once
pld and can't learn anything by them-!
presumed to do no work, and he
"Yes-." '
selves. Now, I am not so certain, as '
And as the boy began his work the
the following story will show:
j
man started a conversation with:
.A friend of mine had a -cat who was
,"Ia It going to storm to-morrow?"
most Intelligent and exceedingly play- 1
"I don't know, sir: but It does be
ful. My . friend's cousin, Mr. ijrown,]
longer
ugly weather on that date some- aclentlflc manner tho serious effects no
a hgentleman: Wo did believe It once; used to call every Sunday afternoon,'
PHILADELPHIA.
times."
of tho cigarette habit Tho author It8 gnost n}ee on. No man Is bold and always orauHcd Kitty by tying a
"That may bo."
has rondo a study of 2500 cigarette- „„„« to ap p ear | n .society without piece of paper on a long string and .
• "I am- sure 1 would be sorry," said smoking school boys, and gives pic- th,B ihmpoS8lb
ie harness. Only a pro whisking It rapidly around tho room. I
Pataey.ture-a to ahow how wonk their hearts
i humorist, llko Mark wain,
Tho cat, in transports of 1 delight, ]
"Patsey, did' you over hear what lire, and other data indicating tho men fCBBlona
Romo ono who wishes to poso as a would1 rush madly after this , never of railroad siOckholdnrs,' as tboy apgreat thing-the-good saint did for Ire- tul, moral and physical debility of or
mild lunatic, dares rebel. Addlson butng ' quite ablo to catch It. Mr. i prnr of record, and. "with time nnd
land?"
finch boya. All Interested' persona are said that tho man who would clothe Drown aimmod his small frlond thus study,
tho prlnclpal.holdlnga to
"Some folks bo telling mo that ho urped to order thin pamphlet In quan hlmsolf
according to common sonso for aovorol weokH, and llnally. ono. their actual owners with approximate
banished snakes, toadti and frogs."
titles nt one cent per copy, and to dls would find himself In Jail within a Sunday ho cullud, 'arid Kitty, without nccurticy.
"I have heard'that, too, but It Is Idle tribute It whore it will do good.
any hcaltntlon, brought him a email I Tho roault would bo UHoful to tho
talk- .Slilnt Patrick was an apostle, Tho other bulletin may bo ordered week.
plcco of paper In her mouth, and hold nssi'HHor, but probably would norvo
sent from Franco to Ireland, whore. In n quantities nt the same rate.
10 other public piirpono. On tlio other
It demurely at hla feet.
• the year 441 he Introduced ChristianHER FEAR8
Thon ahu flat quietly down, fastened Hind, It would ho decidedly Injiirinim
ity into tho country. Ho lu tho patron
groon oyeH; Intently pn.him, p_tlioHowi;ltorH .who. llko to. Bnt.down,
-8alnt-of-Ireland;-fti>d tlio l7?lrQf~MaTch HE- WON?X DINE -THERE AGAIN.
-"Of -rotu-BO," • said - tho lady to tho her round
you may bo euro it didn't tako Mr. n. tubular 'form, jiiBt how many himdruKglflt, "It may bo perfectly harm- and
Is tho day not opart to his honor,,when
Brown long to understand that sho IrcdB of millions of varloim fitoclta
all good Irluhmon" keep bla memory A gentleman, who wau Invited out ICBR, Jiirtt as you nay; but thon, you wanted tlio accuutdtaud performance 111 n and that nabob owns.
El'eoii- That la something for you to to dine lately, obuorvod that tho chan- know, there IIOH boon BO much ox- to begin. '
- .
dollor over tho dining-room tablo wns ponuro of patent medicines nnd mien PiiHBy did thla rogulnrly for oovorul
remombor."
The Chickens Deserved It.
"
"That I will, sir, us long as 1 of such peculiar coiiHtnicUon. that Koodfl that i
inontliu, nnd thon llnally uoomod to tiro
there waa u light over tho bond of "My dear madam," Interrupted tho of
llvo."
gamo, for suddenly Hlio stopped I Olailyn, iiRod nix, would novor cat
drugRlRt, "I bop to nssnro you In tho nndthonovor
Tho boy hart finished tho Unit shoo ioh KUCHt.
hogged for that apodal form plo-criiHt, but would Blyly hldo tho
ami Mr. :Shorldan j>ut_up _tho _othor The glolios woro of vnrloiin coloru .BtrnnRant tormn that you nood not of atniiBOnioiit ngnln. Homo pooplo rniHt nndor tlio btlKO of hor plato after
Bomo'nnibor, Boiuo rCdrand «6nio blue. npproliond any
"
foot.
Bald Bho forgot tho trick, but I think having «nt«n tho flliniK. Ono day hor
"Are you going to tuko tho day off "Whnt I B . t h o objoct of linvruj; tho "1 know: but I road In ono mngn- na alio grow older nlm roallzud that mania naw hor putting away thn (iriint
globou of dlfforont coloru?" tho guout zlno whoro lotfl of people Imi) ncoulrod mich gamoii woro only Intnndod for an iitmnl,, and tlioiiunt to roiirlmnnd
to-morrow ?'•
milled lilH hoiitcou.
tho drink and drug habit M through very youns and playful klUonu,
"N°, fl'r. I can't afford it." ' .
hor by HayliiK: "Oh, Olndyn, mama
"
"Howjnuch do you jimko ft dijy hQro; "Whyi. you HOP," nnld uho, "when \irilnp Hiich romortlnH, and
who do
_____ ........
"""ImnoHBlbio"
In
tilth
"cnnor
:Wl>y,
you
r
ono glvon~n~fltTiOTr~oT~Teu7 ono tnuut"
a. dollar?"
THE PUZZLE OF THE STOCK- thliiKH."
Invlto
HOtnii
pooplo
whom
ono
i>orf(>ctcan
BOO
for
youraolf
that——"
"A dollnr, idr? No, Indeed. I novor
HOLDERS.
| AVliori'iipon Oladyii <»vtd: "Well,
hatoii. Now, luiit Ttioiidny, I K«YO n "Will you K'VO mo your word of
uiadu that niuo.h In n day in my llfo." ly
jnrunu, I urn iiavliiK It for tlio ohloUons.
Hiipuor,
and
I
Juid
to
Invlto
two
womon
honor
that
It
contnlnn.no
alcohol?"
"Didn't you? Well, I Imvo iioino whom I duuiilHu. But I Imd to Invlto "I would Hwonr It. on a ntack ot
Quito IntnrontlriK In what It I|OOH Tlmy lllt<' it R»d I don't, and thoy
ttilnir to propone., I Imvo, a hoy about
not dlHdoHd In thn lint, of railroad onftlit to Imvo it, for thoy aro bottor
or UDIHO of tho young men I nil)li!i," niiBworoil tho
your utzo, ho wan to go with inu In tlio
ntocitlioldoi-ii which tlui intiiriitatd (linn I nm; tlioy lay OKK» «nd I don t. •
. aarndo to-morrow nud hold ono of tlio
(,'oininoi'co (/'oiiiinlHulon linn iiroparoil. l -Tlio April Delineator.
Homo of 'It In iii'rfoctly plain.
I
—--• "
eordii of nut- banner. I hud a regalia of
our "order "made, for him, )iut ho wnii
Tim 80,401 HliaroH of I'oniiBylvnnla
titkoii nick nnil cannot go, Now If you
HlnnilliiK In tlio nnmn of H. C. Krlclc „„
,"" ' ', ,
., ,
"Woll, l*ot(),"'^hl(l Dan, "tlmt'n humnn IIKIRIIH (lint Mr, Krldi ovvnii no iniuili : "10 >ml"11 ('lV)>V(l of lfllin " '"'J"1 wm
will conio lu lilii plnco I will glvo you n 'I w a n t to draft my opltnft
Allvo,"
mild
Tanner
I)nn;
an'
nlo(;i( of that roud, AnylKidy who authored about tlm ontrnncn of n rlrctm
dollnr nnd you can wour liln (Uliih'ii nnd
H'n cynloiil nn' mioh
jinrudo nn 'liu wim to havo ilono. You Ho off to I'otn'n, tlio local. Kontn,
lino WH lilii A. II. 1O.'H can road' llml. ' ton! In n Hiinill town, punhliiK nnd tryA unlit lo joko on wlinmln-folk,
To rniul furl Inn riMpili'im an IncrouH- Inu to gut n KllmpHo of Mi<) Intorlor, A
jniiiit drown In your limit and moot inn Ilo wont nnd told liln lilnn.
1
1
-1'utu,
-ouiiytUuuIiun.-.'bolovod-uIn,',
.'fU-Hit-hill I.-11 Ar Mvjlo-m arrow."—
~rtuUl..dau't 111(0 l.t miinli.
J.niS ddgroit of Hklll. _For oxuniiilo, in mi HlMiiilIng nnai' wiitclii'd HKIIII for u
i
"
"""
"
Ho
niiltod.
"An'
nil
iiunli
rot,
putney became, no oxclloil, lio
"1,070,1 :i()"'iiiiiiriMi"7>r"niifrrrrKio"ir"jiiiiiiii fow iiioiiieulH, then wnlkliiK up to Hio
In tho iiaiiin of u Now York tnmi
to lilii ?c(it, lioldliit; hlti linuili .In liln A n ' niiiko It now an/ liuinan, too—
I'ntd riillnd u illy nnd cnnny oyo,
(;iinrnctwlnllo,
wot?
l l l l l l l l . Illld H l l l t l :
coniiiniiy. Tliln iiKiiinii that tlio utnnlc tli-kcL taltoi- IHI mild with mi nil' of
'I'linn HiouKht. unntlior wlillo,
"l/'l nil llii'Mii IIO.VH In, nnil ooinit
'I wnnt no daft old ppllnft, .
Hut Noi'llKirn I'ucllli) -rallroiulii. 10. H.
i;nylHK< nu>?"
,,
>
Kucli nn I n l l n n noo;
"(inrtalnly, I ni<-iin rt." Klnbli iiolliih
Iliiri'liiuiii In tlio owunr of nicoi'il of tlioin na (Imy IIIIHH."
W i t h n iiiimillnr Mnllo: , . '
lii|( HI|M iilino, and I will I I I I I V D to you A lU'i'lliln iiioiin of fulnoiuonomi,
Tlio
Ki'iilli>ninn
il|il
»H
n-i]iioMloil,
nnd
l,(irill,l)r>0
iilmi'oti
of
Hontliorn
I'aolllo,
^
'
'
•
An' plumb porfunct,ory."
\vlilcli, of ciiiiniii, ini'iinii tliul Dm Orn- whon tlm IIIN! ono hud i;11"!' IKI tunii'd
Hint I inn In iiolior oiunoiil, 1 '
"Iloi'o
llofl
the
boiioii
'(if
Oan'l
.lonnn,
HDII
ItiUlriiud
and
Nrivlicullon
Com. "I'lin |n]y pill u i;ri)ii| ilitnl of oiini'
nnd Niild.' "Twniity-dlKliI, idr."
A inont Hul)llnilnli man,
[iiiiiy In HIK lOK'il, and thn Union I'nInto iiln work, anil noon hail It. piilliilioil "lll|;li(!" finld thn bnrd, and pondorod Ilnlovnii
"flood,'' nnld Hio mini, Miilllnit IIH li<«
iioii
of
Jann
nil'
.lohn
rlllc
Hullnind
tlio
iiclniil
owniir,
Tim
lianl.
1 1 11
to.liln »nllnrm;tl<iii.
llolovi'd Hponiift of Ann.
'I'lion miked: "Ilnw'll thin do,
7d^,1UO 4 Hlmron of ItonU Iiiliunl 1'nKlii- walked inviiy, "I Ilioiinln i Kii' " * ' '
"iforo, 1'nlitriyl" mil, | UK, mini, (nlc
tnri'd In Iho iiuino of n Now York cor- rlKlil."-Jni( from liln (iDcloit a lUillar bill l i n n ? 'lloi'd Ilo tho hoimi) of Dun'l
lila duyii Ilo
lionitjon ri'iilly liolini); to a- Now .Icrjiiiil liaiullni; It to lilin, w | i h .Ihiiiwj *
ruyii,
iiny rorpoi-rttlon.
'• '
"Ilo on liaiiil w l l l i o u l full at. 1 1 A, M
A ciiniinonplnoo old .inUi).'"
In /Vili<n-lo«.
IorfiilK«nitlll(fl, on UK;
'.J'litin, In many cnnon, .pnrnnnn of
No Icmi tliiin 1H5 ri|H'i'lnil.of lilltliirnicn
iiiiniit Illllii nXpiM-liinro,' by in'U'nly iin> found lu Moxlcoiiml (Juntrnl A«nnrU
' '"I'l-liiit inn for Unit. nlr. I inn i n l n l i l y Dun iiri'iilolioil |I|M hoad. "Alioml" hd ni'ldo wnii lio of
An' pnl n I a
i(liui<;liii( ul tlio uuiu'i In xylili'li Ilin
2lll<l '(I, H"l "Hrli u (-Illllii'd;"
, ho imlii;
nlo<'lr'ln I'OKliiloriMl, run toll at. onro to CM.
i "H<'<» l.ljtim!" mild I'uliiny, n.i In
"Tlml'ii oIiuiMlc-lIko, nnd mint;
1
wliul ollior iimn or ronconi II n'ally
"Whin, nohlo, Mini, of i;lftnL mliul,
IiiuiiliMl ( h o i t d l l i i r l < > l i l n iniillii'i whin It nui'c In toriiH tin' lofty voi'mi,
If a iiiiiri'lnit woman ciin't over uu/ImlonKii. Tlio morn cnnlll" ran no (Inriiliind wlmt a girl can linvn tn »r>
tin i;ot IIOIIIK.
Hut noiicoinnilltnl, 1'oto."
' Ho dlod In iiiinc'tlly.
(|
t'lirtlmi', dliicoviu-liiK . Mr,
MrM. l)r<m)j'it nyi'ii O|IIIIHV| v ry \vl(l<
A miiry'loun nmn."
m"-tun':-nurminnn: - nifltfui
rin nfln 'do,'
Hniltli, ami Mr, Mornun nnilor. Hio In"I'ut, my hoy, dlil you
now?
"Ali'iint' 'in Id nun,
liy It
iiocont I<'K»I ll<!lIon of (loorftn Holiln- Tho luiart of n vuKotarlun liontq, on
(om'iilly?"
"How much will thnt tlioro bo?"
'Dnn'Junofl r ((lit horu doth Ho;
nun. Homo f<nv nmn Hu'ro aro por- nu iKVoniKo, CD 11 mo ii In u inlmitoi
"()v I'oorno I illd: It. wan j;»<>d luck I l l n wlfn for \v<Hi|(n oiiilltuil ulirloldi
li«|in, who <',oiil(l tulio tho 'wholo Hut that o( n moat outer, 75,
>
—TliomnB H. Ybarrn.
Hi" Colonol niilciiil inn in j;<> In Tlnlll proimiHul to by-—"
'
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Speed, Safety
and Surety
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DAN'S EPITAPH
r
>;>'•
Hidaatry Which Gejrn.any
Ono o( Her Grc»tc»i.
UNCLE SAM EXACTS FULLTIME
(OJlc-AlJ»ciit
Hrotliei
)<xon!
k'y?T"?n?»
DoclcctI forMinutc'a
"Ifs
an
old
story
that
th
Unite*
o
q
States Treasurer occa.slonally rmvi
'^2^^
warrants for the sum of l cent to ered
Itors of the government." said an old
10*department ' "
it's not so well known.
trne, nevertheless,,, that covernmeni
A process
obtaining ammonia
clerfts ore sometimes docked
e o 1 cent foi f^m
u 9forbeen
ubeen
P
trlcd
peat» has
tried In Englantj
overstaying their annual leave n niln Wlth
TCOMldc
"te. or a fraction thereof, in cheTreis
«t"e success.
0
i9^epititoB^^-naTttcTnirf^ir^h^^^™
^^
hns been
Sirs, Billings and his actions left ,lu Inflexible.that
undoubtedly true. Indeed, public
! - a w, i /,""*"
i
i
i
'
discovered
fishers,
slonarles to make Jesus Christ known
a clerk who cxcc'cdi .,
. .
, by sponge
,, .
i, i
no
doubt
of
his
desire
to
flirt.
of
the
manufacture
of
toys
.
.._.
.
,
.
.
who
went
down
in n dlv ng uboll «t
M
to the followers of Mohammed. J-or
But
when
Mrs,
Billings
told
her
hus.foreseen_over
200
yearu
ago
when
e
nearly-four score and ten years the
r^orS^ua I J^t
Mh Billings waa nS
Inrented „jjnclln<x}
,the-Incident
m o.'Sf
u ^ o f fflI^feU
lilspay.
lieved hat^.TT'
theJand on""^'£*
whld, the city
board lias maintained a silence that the .first patentedo (Joubt,whe
- - - - toy
. - • wSs
— .-.«...«>u
ncllnc< j to doubt whether Wilson had
wns bullt 8 bslded
:
has boon misinterpreted both In the •5? . • j
"Tlie
taxation
of
delinquents
reoiilr^
"
'
.
. ; ", • r . Inland,
, . Intended
to be rude. Besides, - Wilson
vv.ns n
east nnd In-the west %aely bus the It Is'/known that In New
tprnal vigilance and careful cnli-ula
Iron cloth.Is largely need today b?
ind
especially!
in
.lifassacbusetts,
the
uncontradlctcd • Jjut erroneous state(Ion.-.but It Is regarded as essential tailors
for'making the collars-of .coati'
An hour later Mrs. Billings met Wil- to
!t
manufacture
of
educatloinal
and
meths best inttsix-sts of. tho service. ? Properly.'. It is ^manufactured by'a
„ .
«..
UJJHHIUll
1
"mission
son
In
n
hallway.
This
time
he..'was
boards are iiot-Working'for "the"Christ-" jhanlcal toys has - Increased consider- more obtrusive. Not only did he look Xo fractions of a nijnute are copsld- na
new process from tlie steel wool, and
lanlzn'tlon of Moslems," and that "no ably of .late years, .but the bnik of the at her -cunningly, but he' .actually ered and there Is'Wpenalty'lwis Han s ^o appearance of ohavmg been
toyfl that amuse tbe children oo much
a cent. The solnry peir rainute'fs ov|govea from-nmseaoU.- .
Moslems become* Christian."
smiled, n broad, undaunted, offensive
There Is even a wide cfifference of »me from Germony and Swltzerlnnd. ' smile. Mrs. Billings' room was near. twralned by dividing the annual sal- News of a discovery of gold_In_ajB
Germany, still count* 'the ''manufacui-y by all-- the working
dnys,
.. .... ^ ui,
j n, wlilcli
u 111C I,
opinion amnng ih e missionaries and
branch of the Findlay RlveTj
She entered It quickly and slaramed- •xclude Sundays
nnd holidays, and nl 'unnamed
the friends of the board as to the wls- ture of toys as one of her greatest In- the
In British Columbia, was recently
door
hard,
believing
this
might
In
iustrles..
Slie
sends
at.
least
threelowing
seven
hours
for
eacu
day.
On
dom of dlscussins this question liereJ,
At
*- *- '»-•«
•
t h a t basis It is computed that the s
Some fear ] t mny result In open fanafP
— ..,=-.-.-.—to
other
lands,
the
United
States
purarlcs—of- government clerks average nupget gold $100 to fcho pan, has been
vai
•/•"•"<•, "<e -uuueu states purp.,» W i i = ^ . - - . ' -,*•
cal violence against mlsslonnrli>«
missionaries IInn ,L
.about n c«nt~_a_njli]utG.
'
~ r;
some get more and others loss, but -extracted;—
p wncn
nonea Mrs
K^o,rt >^™,.,
...... "
tne| riilnpd at over $22,000000 thp nm^ P
- Billings room and told Hmt covers the most of them
No sooner has some previously unpurchases /nearly wiffijOO ?"' - frlend" wl8hed ^ ™ her In "Jt does not eeem. much to deduct 10 used metal been found applicable ID
. .rm „ long
offl«
—
_.
• .wuie
n-orth.
some trancn
branch of Industry
industry than many
advance In the confe
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^RmASS°
^^^^^^^^^^^^
)
ys L
e for
, . -but
, itVvbe.
itJust- now
true
, f~7*"
; "'"""I
y font
now strikingly
Invariably!
'. .This
. IBorlglna]]
by. t»n._:uilnues
Invariably
into
f
of:^ tnntaj
ca,,^
--e-Tvor
treats
such
action
ns
a
great
outrage)
;.„„..,_,»,
\\
.
•
discuss this question. . since tt,e con ind In Nuremberg metal toys a re" pro-'
Wilson only smiled.
on his rights as an American citizen, requisition to furnish an Improved
torenee was In a Moslem .country ... Jueed, while from several other secform
.
of/
filament
for
electric
lamps.
:
The other duy a woman in the Treas««T:was-maliitnlned .nt that 1lmP to ilons there Is a contribution of other
ury. upset tho 'entire office in which Nlcplardot has found that tantalum,'
PWent the breaking up of the gather
Draper of Bllllnga. Mont?'
aad'^evofc-Ite almost Inseparable com- ;
|-sue-ls-einployed~f or-almost'
— tn-Twtoo
|.
duy." says- the Washington Star, "In panlon, columblum, when added In car-.
•ued. giving to. the world a full report
tain proportipa* to steel, render tha
ker persistent efforts to get back
of proceedings of the fi>st .world Cn
•teel-^yeryvhard^'but, leave^lt, ^t. tha
C rlstlnn8
e sublet
suet
^
"P°n the
qunr.ter. of an hour. She nearly went same'time,'ductile. - - /'"/ —
Mohammedanism nnd its relation to Bonneberg produces 40 per cent of nil
told
to look
up intp'liysterlcs, but the authorities wera One of tbo moat Interesting scientific
Onrlstlanlty.
tinu uiid she had to submlt"discoveries connected with the Slmplon
Tlbe«
Tunnel is the existence in the rocks
toys, principally by band
approaching -Tibet from »he
through, which the tunnel was bored of
THE MAKING OF PEARLS.
ogze for having
abor, although there "are some fnc- , Then
' -Wilson apologized
a
_
_
_
been'i
Impertinent,
-ndillng:
I I tnstrona Oefis'Are"Only the "Tombi
• —- to a monastery, there far, fabert .-orles whwh have achieved a h|ffh,reopercentage was found
— '
of Worma.'
ata.tlon for tlieir products." ' " ;
mor'g than two nfld a half miles from
fire tho-product-of-decayr—A the~Italion~eiffrance, where
French
.naturalist
says.
In
wlpter the press does no work
Following closely 'upon the
IPO of Mr. Leihman as ambassador lit
Constantinople' conies the, announce•nent qf the new attitude of the American board toward mission work among
tho Moslems In Turkey, -.says the New
York Ti'lbuno.
Hitherto II: hns' been;' .feared " that
Moslem fanaticism might: result In vlo•leiico against the mlsslounrles fat the
•front if If. were'plainly, stated that this
underwood
An
Any one - lobfclnj; nt the store winflows woula know when Christmas and
tho holiday season were appro7chlng.
1-jint whicli attracts tho most attention
probably- la all the displays la tho
wonderful'-assortment of gifts In tlio
ihapeVof-.toys.
;"-•;.
.
• A retired denier observes th«t Amerlea. la getting to be more uud inoro «
toy market each year, and -tbht- the
noyed I{|< Slnlccl by Pllrflii._.
"He winked at me and annoyed me.'
Mrs. Samuel Billings, wife of the
owner of the Sexton Hotel, showed her
Irritation '.plainly when she imparted
this Information to her husband a day
or two-ago, says the Kansas City Star.
The offender to whom she referred uad
registered at stho hotel as "M. I. Wilson, Billing*,' Mont"
It wns during breakfast that his at-
fc
v
u
.^."^^.•c^^o^tij:
probably because :th..ln--
'
^Cosmos,
'kept from freezing, and we. arc dlsa.y
pointed lirouFhope, of
Witnessing
£
monna** In ...KI^I. _ _
^ ..
*. '
of rock
rhf» pnm. I j•--•_••-.
"'
containing'about one-four-tnou
.,..
-.
• .
. •
-.
•
._
~l!££ar^^
eoml, snr,und4 the bodl^of"Sl|^*F££ffi
'«%%££%•
iiiiirlne worm's.known
dur- furnish nn esplnnnHon'of
i"ji
In the month of August certain mol- dluary degree of heat encountered la
....'.-^,
lusks are found having numerous small the tunnel.
roddlsh-yellow points In the spot'where The astronomer, P. Stroobant, expearls usually form. Then begins the plained to the French Academy ot\
Imprisonment of the creature. In the Sciences recently the utility of long-.
• - - - -"- •;-«. v«="
ln-fa»t,-tbe perceutagc of wounen «uistet tti all callings there haA rapidly
In- -—•>—i^•—"-— of ^
igte years, 'owing-to cue
manufactured- In Tibet
"Do 'yon keep a whale?" some fair
' Ail around a big hall are arranged In enormous' nlimber of men required in
•helves the printing block., which are the army. It Is estimated, there, are visitor may Inquire next century as
•Imply rcctamrular pieces of wood up v nore than T.o'OO.OOO iGcrmon .women •ihe pours the cream over some newly
on which n whole
page of lettering
ha» fbo earn their, own living, ^and.this la i concocted breakfast food. A practlca'l
KAAM ««•.»„**
T^'». _ _ .
.
° "•"•
boen
carved. When
In action a blovk Mi Increase of more'than 1,000,000 In.i minded professor up along the CauaU-h«ld ln~a
I tfieu levorea by tha lust -dozen^yenrs. : Xhe^tpyniakoni illan, const has lonrnod tb« art of rullkI upon the paper, where Itv leaves a tet a jnero pittance for their work, and. Ing the whale and -declares thla dairy bonnte of lime. These granulations, of comets. Such photographs record
lil the working women In the empire product to be as nutritious and aa palfacsimile of the carving qn lt» face.
grow and take the form, of crystals rhe traces of faint cometa when they
.Tha- process In simple and expedi- Ubor ror very small pay, Wages ni atnbie as the inllk of the reHectlvt which group nnd Interlace In 1 different nro too far from the sun to be 4«en
the
factories
are
slightly
higher.
than
row,
and
further
to
possess
medicinal
tious, and aeverol fat volumes caa I*
. qualities quite like those- of cod liver patterns, and end by forming a calcare- with telescopes. Thua they greatly exprinted In a day. But tbi- hlocka ni In.tbe homo Industries. ; . . . .
During
tlit>
Hrst
half
of
the
last
cenolli • How romantic It will be when ous deposit around the creature's body, tend the distance over which the path
which thero are very many thousands
which can fitlll be distinguished by its of the comet can be marked out, and
Mprcsent long and patient labor, th«lr tnry Young America'* toy supply came every dweller along tha coast will poa-' yellow tint.
this Is of extreme Importance In calfrom
across.the
-water.
'Germany-evenseas
bis
own
whale,
all
properly
tagged
worlcmanshlp and niildb ' being ver,,
The calcareous deposit takes'on pol- "«lnt'n* 'W"J| "ocuracy'the element, of.
then
supplied
the
larger
part
and
nnd
registered,
and
when
at
dusk
the
flno. Of the; U8ii.il iidjuucu of a printorblt
- « "en n nCTV ooulet bM onco
also a share. About 1850, how •nllkmalds, cliautlnx their wliale-oalllnj IH1, and luster; nnd at thls'moment the .'»
Ing prwi there arc none at Na'rtaiik
nucleus of the yoiiiig pearl Is seen only
visible, the method pursued by
ffver,
several
toy
shops
started
In
»
i,.will;
row
out
beyond
the
surf
to
monastery exempt Hint unwashed conHH n little blnek point, which soon dis- Stroobnnt -Is to search for Its earlier
dUIon of wuio of the monks und all ,\t small way In the United States; nn.1 Irive In- the water mammals from tneli appears. The ponrl has now a beautiful rraces on the photographic rcgatlves of.
ttaa attendants etultlvH them to rank Yankee Ingenuity bns alnce added thli iea pasture.—Buffalo NOWSL
liiHtpr. and It keeps on growing In con- the observatories. .
country to' tho toyniaUcri of tho world
wrlth prlntcra* dcrlla.
tnct with the iiKMnlininous pouch »nrAmerica th,en being a forest countrj
Not Lonft
roundliiK tju» chlcnrcoiis cyst.
It U bud euough for n popular mnn began the production of. wooden toys ol
Tliu Tllstonic rumnliiH there until the lire. Petter—Did you see thn't? Dlx•The
last'
time
I
passed
througH
to altempt to get votea t.ut It is the grades which could bo turned out by mu ,erc." said the traveling man. "gho wa. following;'summer. At the beginning >n seized thnt .rocking .thalr and wa*
Malt wlura an unpopular tunii trlca to. chlnory. In tho manufacture of thivii .rlevlng for her bushand, who had Ju»i of the si'iiflon the penrl loses Its polish, :nto It-before his wife had a chance to
wooden toye tho United States hod ni
dccnyti nnd falls to pieces. There mil,, reach- It. And on- Ills wedding trln
Our idea
^ ^ ..
—». w» U ll?t*
adrantago,
as J£urope had -but;'llttlf IM., I mipjKwo she's rpslgnwl now " remain
only a goliitlnona ninsn, nnd too.
.
5'
ter IN one In trhich ther* M nothing wood and worked mostly by hand
••n.!>dgi.ed," echoed' .the native
tho.se
nro
known.as
gelatinous
pearls.
to answer.
Mr.
Potter—That's
juat
It.
Therc'B
rbnt's
n
now
way
of
expressln
It
K
whllo America 'bad an abundance n!
e», Hhe'a married again,"—Phllado* Tliu pnriiKlte then, resumes Its active >vhere Dlxon In nmiirt. .Nobody will
wood and her Inventors were nlwnyt •hla
Press.
llfo, reproduces Its kind, nnd tlio young •uwpcvt thnt he Is on his wedding tour
CoudltloniM. _
._ perfecting mac'h|DCS..to..do.-tho.nrork.-~.
illutnim>H
'
' In their turn encysted!'] lon't-.i-ou-o^e?—And "
!i' tb'cTO,"old' chap, could yon
The principal advnntflBO of tha Amerfunning now pearls.
:lie chair.—Hoston' TrniiHcrlpt.
end mo a hundred?
Hcnd
of
tbt
Vitmlly.
ican woodon toy manufacturers was lu
There are ponrln thnt cscnpo their
Thrifty—Certainly I At 0 per cent tho wonderful woodworking, ninrhlnery,
Mr*. Iloyliv— Mr. Bojlq |tf looking foir phyHloloslcal
,fnte, and may_grow to
UKI good Hoc-urlty.—pctrolt Tree Pros*. certain (mtontod forinn of which ev«'ii
hors'o thnt n "w^aiau cnn drive.
"I imderHtnnd," began Jfrs. Galley,
,l«rKor Hlzo liecniiHO their dfiTtomos arc
tho Ocrinnna l.nvo found ncocsmiry to Mrs. Ho.vlo—Tliat'B rt fnd of hum, :loiul, killed hy another purnsltu, or lie- urnly, "that yoa have been scon at
i
t
t
l
i
i
K
thliiCT
«he
cm:
drlv*.
Her
luifidrown <Jol<l.
buy In order to keep nbronnt o( AjiiTlmy husband
"*
•:niiKo they are storllo.
.
/ - the tliontor with
can rivals. Mei'hanlcal toys liavo nlnn innd Is that kind «f a man.—New York
Nebb™I)o yon luiow ICzymnrkT
HO the muni hcniitlful ponrl IH notli- "Well," liiterrppted the pretty r govern^
flourubod In tlm-United-Htnti-s. The
Dtdbetc—Uimod -to.
JK&. .doMji(itly,-"whnt or"tHat7' ""Welir
diff hut tho -hrlllliint'lmiiirof
a"wc>nn.
^
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4
Nelib— lined to?
field, hownver, In wide, nnd should be
Mlns Hcoder, If you wish to remain In
Ui'Ohctc— Vc«, until hr loani-d me S3. covered better by Aniorlcnim.—Booty>i
•ny employ, yo >'ll have to keep batter
('hlinilirrlalli I'ulil Altnntlon.
Joyful Service.
Globe.
—pblo Utnlo .Joiiriuil. .
Ono .Siiiidiiy Mr. Ohuiiihcrlnln en •oinpnny."—I'hllndolplilu Press.
niossod In tho Christian who works,
lllulo..,.." •
-— - • - • • '
'
r
Mr. City llonrdcr
hy liln r uni| ,
I'lny nud ulnu -WIMI
lining
thl
When you K | VB u limn n "dig" re.
,'meniln'r tluil |ie wm , )rol)(ln|y ' '
I »Teu." iion tmrhor
tl>
>-..'.v
!heurod.-by..the-nuro-l»ipo of-hls'Maslor'u llnnl victory. Ho caroii lltllc
lor
tlio tcarn now, for ,ho can look
MAKING A BALLOON.
torvvnrd to ttin hour whou ho iilinll
:omn to tlio harvoat homu,. brlnjjlnK
Way
In
Mu nliouvou with him. Ho b«nru ens..•.M •-(ivTfirrc-a.
ly tho luiltii) nnd tlio woundliiK of tho
A Imlloou IV;|IH|H|« nf pntohrs of o|o
)nttl«, for li« hoard prophetically th'j
nttout n yurd ii(|iuiro wwod Hocuroly t,. niinlc of victory, und known that Ito
votlior. Thin lu not IXXNIIIMOOf any dllll follows n C n p t n l u who haa nuvor
•ulty In ninkhiK tho fnl>rlc of n glohulnr t u o w u ddftint, und Hint tho joy of vlcIlko th.o Joy of linrvum, nlinll
' n]U), for Hint could en n My 1(0 don :ory,
jioro t h n n I'onipiMUiato for ull llfo'n
tho pl(vpn woro »lia|ic(l Illdi rhn
voury toll nnd nil ourth'u utrlfa und
•onlllct,
911 thr iH-otliiii of nn nppln,
Tlio ronwiii In Hint no nlmolutcly rollnhlo fadvli' ban yot hwu Invented,
"Out or thn Moutlin o
ind Hioro l n / n h v n y H Iho piiHMll)|ll|y of
ICdwurd Terry telln of n protty InclIlio l»illoon hurritliiK. Should thin hn| dout which occurred during onu (^f lil«
Hid older of (ho two took a eiird
from !I!H (incliot, and Hcrllilillug n fow
.vnril.H upon It, re(|ii("'tcd thn vorKcr to
.mini It to Mr UhuiiikXTlnlii. Tlio mini
.lid HO, nnd Mr, ('linuihcrlitlii pcnincd
ihe mlHulvo. 1'rliilcd on U WIIH Hie
jf pin will not ho iliuiKoi-oimly rnpld the nioHt Blowing trlhuto. I ovtir n
»« It would lie If lnr««r noi'lloiui woro •olved? Tim compliment PI ,, U|l . f|.
'.irlnce,, and uuileriiciilh were Ihe foi.nwlujt penciled wonln; "I pay £100 for
wtV
... "Are your liHiidn olrnn,
Wlmn tho Imlloon In (undo It Is cnn-denrl" ""tJoiirao they uro/Suuiv
fnlly vnriilnlmd, tliroo COII|H IM-IIIK glvon
• Tommy. "If you dou't bollevo It,
nt tiie towol."
ind moll holiiK nllo\vcd tn di-y tluiron
ly iHiforo Hio next In npplloil. If ono
I/ndy Vlslloh—Thnt new girl of youn '(in! In loft molrd tho fnhrlc w i l l !>»• nlne«mn vnry nlrc nud i|iilnl. .Mlnlrviui ot Inckril by n Hpcclim of dry rot, which
th« lloiiiit—VOM, ulio'a yory ijtilvt. BN i\111 iiiiikc It nn fl'iiKllo IIH tho pnpor t h i n
(Inean't ovou dUlui-li tlio ilunt wli«q In pi-lined ou. In tlio curly dnyii of
liioiilint ninny fntnl ncclilontn woixi
ulia's cli'iinlng, tlio i'oiini,--IOviirybody>
Journiil.
Ino tn I liln defect, Imt now tho iituioHt
""iy In oxorclnPd,
"Where urn we tfoliiK t o - t n k o lii'vM"
When n hnlliion In imcited up for n
niikod tior himhiiiiil, wliNu nut lo M*
iiruoy. powiN'nil dm Ik l» «p.d!ikli!d
•t)otWrcir"trui"T(iT(17iJ, mi "iilVi<*r'\vlso llu<y
<tv-ti(ut»,"--li<r rcpllird.' "OoiidnnssITOll'M (route!- nfjplc toicethor nnd tenr.—I'onrnot goliiK lu cut in often "n Hint, ara K>n's Weakly.
you, UORV'/"—Yoiikui*
..U.MIUII
llllll
Mcntod lilniHcir comfortably In n pew.
[Tlit* church tilled up, /mil presently
two men In fniilllcHH nltlro and of Im(>i'oi|Nlyc iippvi|r:"H'i?i' evidently ' futlier
and Kon, niiuh- for the pt*w on which
Mr. <-'liiuulici-|iiln WIIH Hciilcil. Th(> Colonlnl Hoci-clnry moved up lo iniilio
nioui for the iiowcoiucrn, hut Hit- oxpl-cHHlou on their fiieou \VIIH not to he
iiilMtnkoii. \\'ln'ii (hoy
on their
. „ hull Ink...j..
IIIUM
i l l ! ' I ' X c l U H l V f UHO of H l l H |IOW."
child. Thoro WIIH u crowded hoii«(
nu Intent nudlonco- und humor h,id f, M i.'oloiilnl Si'i-relnry, w i t h o u t n
TIlO
mo
Hi'.li.Mtnnt, Klvon pluce (o p n l h o M Von i i i c n l ' H l i c M l l a t l o i i . took'n curd from hln
inlKht Imvo lionrd u ,,!„ ,!,,„„ MI||| , loelcol, nud NCi'llililcd Iho follou'liiK nn"It the toiiHlou of Hut IIOUHII wriH nl aver, "I pny a t t e n t i o n lo tho uer^_
lin;aklnir point. Tho lutciixo ||,,no( ,le,i."
K
•nn lii'okon hy n chlldhh volrw- .„ K | r i' n
who, tnniini; to her parent, linked i,,
bi'okou vule»i -Fnthcr, l« it ivul?' ••
Nenv I)enlt»t (|u Fi-o/.en Dni;)—-Will
you tnko KfJit
Ill-unco M i l l - -Will II
Imi-t • If I j d.iu'tV llenlUl It ,\vlll.
-Hlll - •Ytin ti,' H IKiiifeiir, f o r jri ni i
• <••-»
'•• J
inku 1 think I'll Iwltol- tnlio It.- -l.ii
A fow hni'tt cnnuH uco wpt to mak« .
"I w a i n In iianoiiiiec Hull I'm n enliidnlo for M l u l o Senulor," nnld .\urlu-li;
i-iin'l you nliii'l in.v hiKiin hi your !»'•
i<i'?" . "Mure," ri'plled hhi fi'loud, t h e
Illor. "nnil I'll ( i i ' l n i It lu n wny Hint
' I I I lie Niire lo iilli'iict (ho n l l e i i i l o n (if
ic inil
loiidcrx, We'll nay; 'Mr.
.icy
$iali>
I X ' O H I I U I I'l-olU.
iii'ollt OU II COCUMIlut II'IV/IH
B jruui'.
/
' frnlii l
"Mninmn," unkcd the l l t t j o 'jlrl, "ha«
Mr. Brown got heart dlso«joj" "I
don't know, <ny child. Why do yon
ank?"iv'."Wo!^,.It- »ny«- In mynew book
Hint faint lienrt never won fair lady,
ind when I niiw Mrn, Drown I made np
.ny mind Hint Koiiiotliliiff iinint bo wronff
ivltli II'IB."— Toledo Hla.>.
,
"I'll takn (lint," Knld thn inrin, Indl.vi t Ing a Ulvpr-immntcd linndKlnnn, "nnd
1 w n u t you to engrave on It, 'From J.
J. II. to I M i y l l l n ,
Very well." renllod
Iho naleniiian, "we'll put IH on the/back
Hero
" "Oh, no; put It around the .
KdKo
w on tlio front I_wjuit_liCC-to.-M*—
tt -=^-inisTiTi
' -
A phynleluii uturtod n model liinuna
iinylum w i t h n .npoclal ward for crazy
cliuulToiirH und inotorlntu. "Hut I don't
uoo nny imtlciitii," said a visitor to
\vl-jni tho niitomohllo ward WAS shown.
"Oh," Hio |iliy«l<'liui replied, "Hicjr'r*
all undor tho cots flxltiu tha ali^ta."—
OHpplllK.
i
'
llrtltjr Jloorr Tlio inonnrat man 111*
honii auHlii dlMcoverod. (-'nlvrrt, Jfr.—
Whvro thin l l i u u V Unity Mooro In
Ohio, as iinunl. Tliln cli«|i Iv uiuliliitf
money hy nollliiK thu wontlmr
1(011!) Xui'llluliiiiLliylilu-fntlTr
HHIIU—fliiltlmoni Amorlciin.
"Why did -yoiriiAvp" »lm
niovKl, AIII.V?" "| wauled K -vhero <f«
mroiillKht would idiliui on It, no wt)
cimm toll tho time of iilj[li|."—ura,
III
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'
6&* Messrs. Skinner and Cook went
fishing on Monday, and .brought home
two. hundred pounds of flab,— so we are
told. •'•'.*:: .; . : . . . • . " . ' ."'
f/AMBONE'S, 40-lnoh unbleached muslin,
/J ------ "~ "' '".......— """."8 eti;
~—
J®-Mrs. Trank Sutton will make
ber first appearance with tbe gammontoo ^Dramatic Association, in "Down
East."
* 1ST Ae we go to preis, Prank Erne*
ry'« infant child is seriously ill, Mrs. E.
la bedfast, bis mother is ttlll down with
paralysis, and several children have
HOTT j- Sow. Publishers.
OnvILLE B. HOIT
been taking turns with measles, chicken
WILLIAM O. nOTT
pox, and whooping cough.
INSLOW Cannery foi Rent. . Fully
SATT7RDA.Y. MA.Y 1, 1009
.equipped. Apply WlnsIotrBto '
Tbo_Pflnna. Cp.,6l7_0beiilnut SI..:
X@rlt IB a novelty, that clotbinc
I6T May Day, to-day.
demonstration In Bank Bros*, window
S&~ Fliea are swarming in.
this evening, from 7.30 to 0.00 o'clock.
KB* Yesterday was Arbor-Day.
You can see an umbrella in the window,
Now white bed-spread!.
which they offer to anyone who
make the "wax figure" laugh. Try it.
437-Pension Day next Tuesday, May beld'in the Elm M. E. Church this
OUOLA88 $2.50 Oxfords,—tbe finest ever
•4th.
-at tbo price, ot,
Monfort'a.
Saturday-evening, for the benefit of the
tSF Mrs. Louis Foster died last week
t&" See tbe Sheriff's sale ID another Cbnrcb.
NOBAVEE. Mini Elizabeth CnnnlDeham Friday, after bug illneea, at her borne
column,
QUDOUDCO thai nhe IB prepared to do all
KBr-W. C. - Arlington is reported binds of Jewelry engraving at.ber borne/ on Egg Harbor Boad. A husband and
during her stay bore.
5ev*roijjnalLchlldren_are_amoDg—tbe•quiteill.
' - '
Mr. J, I*. O'Donnell Is away oa monrners. Funeral was held at Atco,
. f~\ HICKEN House for sale.—8 x 24 reel.
\J
Apply to
John A.saxton. • a visit to bisjon, ID Newark, and will her former borne, on Tuesday.
, t&" Getting very popular,—our'iittle also visit Mr Garrison at bis new borne
AM BONE'S. Cotton pongee In Uo and
ecrn.
In Keyport.
"bluebirds.
F
You
Want
Anything
dona
In
the
tailorI®-William
Doerfel is back in bis
I©- A new fence has been erected at
Ing llao, a»k your neighbor,— be will
recommend you to.
(juber, tbe Tailor. place in tbe Peoples Bank, after months
[Base-ball Park.
tiff" Mrs. William B. Sloan, of Green- of illness, tie returned last week from
; tQyTho Mick property will bo put up
wlch,
has been visiting ber parents, Bermuda, where be spent two weeksfor sale to-day.
'
:.
receiving much benefit from that sunny
. , May.
. - .10. and* 150.J
,. i Mr. and .•Mrs.
OTTEBtCK Pattern s for
. Kobert E. Thomas,'. and
-climate;;—Frlenda were giatr"to~BBB~hiroT-j
tm=—5—OT -BaurBroTrn-otberfriends;
'
RDERS Solicited for making of Tailored
jgy Commencement exercises will be
E Hare m complete Btook of Qac«a Qfaal' ' alto
' Children's
"
- Tub
- - Hy Ozforda. We would be glad to sdow j and Shirtwaists,
held June llth.
Boy's Snlrtwalsti. Mrs. H. Hunsen. corthem.
MonforU
ner Orchard and Horton street*. Phone 703.
X6£T William H. King baa rented the
East," a comedy-drama,
bone was frifjbtend by an
•Howard Wilson bouse.
will be given by HamjnoatQjJDrftni
t/SP Board of Education • meeting on Association, May 20th and 22od,
Pine Roads, and ran away.4 The car'
'Tuesday evening next.
BejlevueHall.
rioae tOpcaUBht:.in. a_phone guy-wire
• npo Lookatthfitn li tobuy apalr,—Cros«ett
ADIES' Oxford*, from one dollar up to and wrecked, tbe gent and two ladies
_ X Oxfords, at Moufort'a auoe store.
three. We have your size, and can please
Monfort. being thrown out. We could not learn
t&" Watch for posters, advertising you.
—a concert bnFMay 29th.r--"-•"-"— ~ - ^* . jffi^Missi Bertha: Twbmey, Notary who they were.!
EPUBUCAN and NEW IDEA, both one
Public, will be in her office at 6 o'clock
year, for 11.25, In Atlantic County.
t&- Barry Smith and family have
on Tuesday morning, ready to execute
returned for the summer.
t&*
Pomona Grange, of Atlantic and
pension vouchers.
• - :
~ -^ 1ST Wm. H. Burgess entertained bis
AM BONE'S. New curtain goods at 9, 10, Camdeu Counties, had an all-day session
12Xow. a yard.
io Odd Fellows' Hall, last Saturday.
.brother'Si," last Saturday.
'
At the Baptist Cbnrcb to-mor- The attendance was large, and the
•r/AMBONE'S. White lawn. 10,12}$. and-16o.
•*<•'•
row : 10.30, preaching, "Prayer." fol- meetings are reported as very interest4Sy Independent Fire Company will' lowed by communion. 7.30, Sermon, ing. Tbe ladies of the local Grange
meet next Wednesday evening.
served a bountiful dinner. • • ' .
"The King's invitation."
OR SALE. Good alz room bouse.—about
Iffir John Frascn received a • pretty
ELP WANTED- Female. Girl for general
three acres of land,—% mile from railroad
Uousework. Good laundreu ana plain.
—now white-hearse, on Wednesday.
Btatlon;-Price
8I200rt3noa-BbHaa?=Veryobeap7"
cook.— 8m»i|-ftnnJ!y.-— Qopd~w»se»,_ _Cflll_
~ '
-mornlngir^Mrs. Etoiebery, ""
'
Seuund u'll'a UUerry
!&• Class No^7 of the Baptist Sunthe season — Hammonton va.Waterlord.
Onr
TWR. RENT, furnished. tbe'J. N. Jones have beerfbaving some weeks' practice day Bcdonl gave Miss Gladys Lehman,
f bouse, after June 15th.
one of its. members, a very pleasant but
Inquire on tbe premises. teacBIng in various places,' will return
complete surprise party on Wednesday
t8f~ Memorial Day comes on Sunday, to their studies next week,
evening. Gentlemen friends had been
but tbo Post will observe Monday, the
ANTEI>,-To Itent.-Smftll refined family invited,'and assisted in games and parWishes to rent well-furnished boune
:31st.
buying modern conveniences, for four taking of refreshments provided.
mouths. Address, 8. H. Kosebory,
|@-Dr. J. M. Peebles'U expected
Hammonton.
riHANGE of Day. Matthew Jefferson
thut, nftur Mny Int.
- home Irom California to-day,-or early • • t&T Rain, Thursday night aW~p5rf AjLAttprP,'yi.'"'."OI'ncP«
be In lils Hammonton office on Friday
afiernoonfl
of
each
week,
from 1 to 4 p. m.,
next week.
of yesterday. They bad hail and a little Instead of Saturdays.
ANDY Kitchen and lea Cream Parlor for snow in Philadelphia, and considerable
sale, tfeo A. U. Hltnons for particulars.
SOT According to a circular and map
snow Is reported from other points.
t&~ The temperature, most of this
received this week, there will be a two
USIC. Mrs. J, R. DnCoIs.Tenoher violin,
''week, made overcoats and Ores feel
piano and organ, voice culture, slghl days motor cycle run on Memorial Sunreading; piano tuner. Prices on application. day and Monday, starting from Newcomfortable.
Anyone who wishes to Join her orchestra dan
j
ark, traveling a total distance of 837
t8T Misses Lettie Lobman and Llla learu particulars of Mrs. O'Douuull.
fSS~ B. Cretcenzo's horse ran away, miles. They will pass through HamDodd spent last Sunday frith friends In
Wednesday night, aud threw Blaz from monton, from Atlantic City, about 4.30
Philadelphia.
T O8T.—on Huuday, a gold open-faced watch tbe wagon, dislocating his right shoul- Sunday afternoon.
_!_/ bojwnen the Pruibylorlnn Ubnrob, Jobn
A Twenty-five Cent can of CAmpbell'sRtaln
' Wojrticr's, nnd the owner, Win. P. Walthor. der. Dr. Cunningham relieved him.
jCx will restorii tho finish on four ordinary
llownril If returniid.
AUTOMOBILE to Hire—by tbo day or olmlm.
Any lady can use. When applied U
iY. hour. Phone for particulars.
flows out under the brush, Kml dries without
Jf&~ Mrs. D. H. McAnnoy baa been
Toll's, Oarage. Bhnnlna
lapn. A seventy-five cent can of
verj ill with la urippe, and la not now
t&" Oar sympathies are with Mr.and Campbell's Floor Flnluh will do an ordinary
floor
one
coal.
Ask John W. Holler for color
al)lu lo alt up.
Mrs. Jos. B, MacDongall, Atco, whose card.
t&- Everybody Is asked to wear a five weeks old sou ulc-tl OD Monday last. . tSf.OoD little letter may make quite
" tohiiV dower uoxt Sunday, "Mother's Burial .was madii in Atco cemetery on a difference In a printed Item. Last
Wednesday.
Day," May Oh
week we stated that Mrs. John Young
UDlill tne Tullor lino bis »JO suit olub
TICPHEN'H Late Blrawberrr pUnti for had bought' tbe Kara Crowell properly:
sale.
H. J. Monfort, Middle lload.
coniplolr. ami Invites ull inoinborH to
nj>penr to-nluht nt nlnoo'oluolt.
fit
Fluase omit that "a" and read that Mr.
S&~ There was a big automobile run
Punslouors will find Justice O. last Saturday, to Atlantic. One club John Young was tbe purchaser ; and
, -o E. yiroiuo ready lor business all doy onwe conaralulnto- him upon, securing a
nlniie ouDlrlbuicd, about nuvonty-Ovo
lino hnrao. Paper-hangers are at work
the 4ih ol May.
cars, and wo bollovq there wore at loast
there now.
KST Bills und programmes ordered as many more.
indicate that plenty of ontortulumuat Is T AUNUUY. I bnv bouftbt the«gonoy for
M Have Homothtne New In the randy
line lo-cluy.nml we ran pill, them ull on
JU ibeNnnp>rlel laundry, und solloll your
planned during May,
lint wlih tho A.I ICallnit Kind. I'miplo
iiHlronnge. Work uiny stillr bo Inn. at the Iho
who
hnvn
tried them aa.v tlitiy nro fine. They
L«i>«
bnrbor
shop.
l
red.
Colling.
\7OU Don't lluvo to (lend to llio ally for
urn.— chocolate mini, touiled onaoanul inurnli1 Will !•») " i > Ariiin'a ouculy. Full lino at,
loanted eooounut nouifatn, poanut
tlioljnmly Kllolion,
JKtrTha regular monthly .buslnons inallowH,
in<ilABHiiii uhlps, and pounut niplUNHnii klnnnH.
Tlion wn insile uoiniiof thoold-rollulilrn, Hiiah
HaT Council mcntlng to-nlyht. The mcetinc of the Oivld Clul) will "bo" liold un oltl.fiinhloned crnam nilnl. carnnieln, joinou
eoeoiinut UlxNeN, dip lion-lion", eliocoPlro Dliirlot OrdluaiicojTllI bo conald- In Odd Fellows' Hull on Tuesday nuxt, Hlloks,
and mnifn.
at 0.00 p. m. A (ull attendance IB ro- la|e pcamitH, clumoldlo ohip«,
Candy Kltuhmi,
-eroU tqi Dual pasaagu*
<
quuutud,
COR.
There Is a habit among some
VST Dr. Mary Miller, M. D., of At*
T OHT,— • round gold; pin on n fi»ncy te»
Jaiitla City, has routed the Dr. 1'eohlca JU "I iron. Mmlt-r niny rrtnln Hprou, If pin people, especially Italians, of erecting a
(wliloli Ua family heirloom) la rclurnod to stationary ladder on their hoiioo roof,
property lor the luminer.
owner, euro thli offlca.
OHT, a Nrwkluiw, lint Fildny. lictwoon
joy The report that tlio Klin school for easy ascutit lu cane of chimney fires.
ICdnlu Adam>' Mid tho (loo, Tudor nlnoo
on I'liiu Ituiid. Howard will tin ulvmi It Inft wns uloiud last wuok' Thursday bauaunu Thin In very good, provided Iho latter |n
ut luhr. Adniiin' or «t Uiln utllao.
of aioasles, nan Incorrnot, It was only rttnuwod annually, or kept pniiitod ;
HST J. T. French and wife returned ulosud ono hour »arln.r tli«ti uiual, uo<l hut If not, it may bo tbu cnunn of a
to Atlantic L'lty thin tvuek, after spend- opiuiad next day ul usual hour,
a. . fatal tumlili) by oouio nrotitun, who, nol
ing BOIIIU timo lu llanunnntun.
knowing Us rotten 'condition, trust to
llnpalrad, Tainted, nnd »«rttiy- Mm. Alex. Drownlac, Jr., nas In
iilnlioil. Wlinliiw loremin lundv, pHlnluil. I In holdlnc ihmn,
W. II. Krcnoh, I'l.ilKl Hlrcol,
Newark Monday, on 0. 13. bualnese,
J'Ooul I'bonn 1071,
Ovrlnui to the coniluc rnmovnl of
nnd to AtlunlUiOliy yentorday,
Mr.
and
Mrs. If. U. Honey to PhiladelUoorRQ li. Wright, a consumpAlthough tho pnrtlas ooncornoil tive). Irom I'hllndolpbla, boarded with phia, tlio Civic "Club KIIVU Mm, Itnnoy n
liavo not owiniil up lo It (to us), tho Mrs. J. N. Jones slnca ITohruary last, farowoll In the form of a noalal, VVndmerry weddluu liulln miiy rlni? aunn, '
nonday nvonluK, In riremeu'a Hall.
back
to
thu
city.
Wednesday's
paper*
fair Loan AnaooluilonA next week,-—
played, nnd a general good tlmu had by
\VorUliiKino"'" on Monday evening, tbo announced his douth.
all who wore fortunate enough to- bo
Jlumninnion on Thursday livening,
1'IltOll! r*rlor Hull. "l»o gilt clmlr, fur
prooenl.
nalo. Apply it Mnnforl'aHlinaHtore,
OIUC. A wllllnv nmn wlnlic* worlt of
uuy
' mini uniili ilny on
(ttT Sunday, tho IMti Inat., will ho
Sundny'a •'North AmorlCKU"
•Idwna, KU
liomiw. Apply ut
Kiltihn'ii i
coulaliiud nearly a lull pnua nrllolo on "M(ilhnrn» Day" and W. O. T. U.
Tliu H|)iln K Bubool of Mnllinila Haininiintou'a nutl-lruatliip; nil on. Thu night, lu the M. 1C. Church. In tha
ol A t l n u t l o County W. O. T, U. will bo eulijeot was handled very well, Ctiunull morning, Pastor Hhaw will opnak to tho
at Ahnrrnn on Friday nuxt, May 7il>. buluu cniiuimndttd lor t|iolr oouru(jo lu Grand Army, Clvlo Club, und frlondo,
Jluv.'Dr, Mondo will npoak In tlio ovo- ntuppluu a Imrinlul Imhlt.
on tlio (inorldccB made by woman durlnu
tlio olvll war: lu tlio evmrinu, U la'exjV>lt
HUNT.
Ilnuio
nud
f
rnnpd
*r*.
for
]1 rent nu Iho (mrnnr of I'oiuilx lloi>.l pooled thnt Dr. Gun*. Motulu will spook
Mnnln Htrnnt, -Aililr"*", Mils II . A.
Inmiro with tho A, II, I'hllllna Co , nnd
Tlllory, 111 N, HHril Ml., I'hlludolnbl
r Win. on a tonipnrnnoQ toplu, perhaps to A
Uartlott llullilln/j, Atluutlo Oily.
II, Jlvriisbouse, Acoiit.
union mooting.
W
B
Robert Steel
Watchmaker and Optician
ICE!
II,
Issued every Saturday morning.
£ En tired as second olani matter. ]
Milk
SATURDAY. MAT 1. 1909
S)n:.«-y I
gSf To the directors and members of
214 Railroad Avenue the Needlework Guild of Hammonton,
the announcement of the death of Mrs.
.'Locn! Phono 1043
Churle* D. Hammil, president of the
Needlework 'Guild of America, baa
brongbt-a sense of personal loss. Her
gracious manner, kind and sympathetic
nature, and her interest in all that will
Mmanity. made donbly valuable
the work of her administration. Mrs.,
has insured the property'of its member!, Hammil desired grlatly a broader expbij"all losses promptly." nnd R- ved
Slot) Of the work ol the u m m . S h a l l
4he assured from 25 to 60 per cent, of the
we uol each one of us, in gratitude for
cost in a stock company.
her loving sorTice, and in memory of
her, do this year «ome one definite
thing to increase the membership of the
rornerSecund and Che, ry streets,
Guild 2
• < • M. i. B.
Hammonton. N. .7.
^AMBONE'S. Fall lino of new Ginghams.
Way land DePuy, Agt.,
i.
J, -A.-
t&- Tbe Children's Night Entertainment, to be given in Belleviie Hal), will
be a feature of great interest to all who
1
attend.''
Tbe evening will consiat of a
••Copley Building, : ECan^iontdu, N.J.
programme Including sixty of the little
folks of our town. Children under 12
years old will be admitted fur 15 cents ;
adult tickets, 26 and 35 cento. Don't
miss tbe chance to see this unique pro*
ductloo. The programme includes the
(allowing: the "Tom Thumb wedding,"
Is furnishing its patrons with
with thirty Invited guests. "Edith's
milk produced under 41)9 most
Dream,"—Edith and twenty friends.
sanitary conditions. Every .
prcoautior in taken to insure
"Six Little Gossips." Helen Smith
cleanliness.
and twelve misses in "Every Baby Is a
Suspected by Charles B. MairlU. V.M. D. Sweet Bcquet." Little Mabel Priestly
of Httddontlold, March 6th, 1909.
In "If I could teach my Teddy Bear to
dance."
jiort
H\LK,—(ood hotiBonnd lot, centrally
1
locntutl.
Inquire of »I. BlooUwell.
A NEW HEED OP CATTLE
tS3~ Mrs, Sniggles and her daughters,
Dairy open for inspection.
who vreru Invited hero by tbp Grange,
• Ueo Sanitary Milk, nnd know you
succeeded in putting a emllo that would
arc getting tlio boat. .
not wash off for several da>s on the
faces of the spectators that filled Odd
Boll Phono 7-1.
Follows' Hall last Friday evening. The
Dentist
SANITARY MILS.
The Winslow Dairy
A NEW BARN
J
W. C. T. U.
The mutter in this epac'olg fnrnUhed bytne
, and they are responsible for it.
Temperance Iri Cianada.
"There is lovely fighting all along
the line !" was the"occlaiiantionT>f "a
noted general in a celebrated battle.
So might we say regarding the battle
against the bar-room in the Dominion,
of Canada. From the east to the west
the Church of God is rising In its
strength and setting itself determinedly against the liquor traffic, that arch
en"eTny"brGod~and"man7
"^ T^
-TvTolltn St., Imtwooii railroads.
BABY
Kim, N.J,
In a game of base-ball, , last wOob
Local IMiouu 1)01. Doll 47-D Fridny, Hoy Drown, »ged sixteen years,
9
alfcmptod^ to cfttcli u lly, but mlsncd,
'"' • ''
" " ' ' "• • ' • » • " ' • • • " . -~:.
and thn bull elruck hlji)''Juki," aboVo tlio
JHammonton, N. J.
left nyo brow, ii>lll«Ui>u whnt doctore
feared nilght bo u eurlous Injury. Ho
WAH taken to Cooper 'Hospital, Camdon,
whore It wan found that ho wad not
ilungrrouslr hurt, und ho cnmn liomoon
.Saturday, lie In bach ut work, but
Owing to the Inoroneo In my
curtuinly has a bad looking nyo. Wo
htiHlnenn, I liavo boon obliged
iirojjladjt WIIB no worse, as lio la an
b'oy , well tfibtliciit of.
DlltWDOIl
and I will norr be pleiuiod to moot
•Wlnnlfrod Illnkford ot nl«,
nil my old patronn ami no miiny now
|.i()ll HAI/lil, llniroll .Inwnl K« riuiaa. ivlio
ComulaliiuntB,
1' refi'liifliu|.or, both ffonil tin now,
oura un caro to out mat inu
Tlioi.' Ci'wtiiliir, l''»lrvli-\T Avontio.
and
|
with tliclr work.
,
Wloholan It. Mick ot nl»!
JN5T Had It not been thnt the driver
Dofendantn
I will lion bo ulilo to Rlvo them batter
Tlio nnlo of tha livtida and promlaen In ul' Jnekson'a vrnuon hud u uuol linad nnd
aarvlco thun over linfora.
ttio ubovo oaiiAo otmido adjourned until atout munalus, tharo would liivvu boen a
HultH Mud« at All I»rl««H.
Saturday, May iHt, 11)O1»
wrecked wagon und parbnpn an Injured
• ul two o'clock In tlio uftornoon, on tlio liornii, on VVcdnendny. A iiolny niito OyoliiK, Hoourliiit, OloAiiIng, Pruiiulng
, nnd nltarntlonn at ronaonnblo prlcev
jMii>nil/i»a, DOfl Orolmid Bt., In tlio Town
•vif Hum moll to ii, In tlio County of Allnil- piioBiid an IX ('. Hobaiaii wim w
\Vo gunrnnton nil no )>romUo.
tii) ,iiiA Btuto of Now .Toraoy.
iniiitt (or a uuBtoniur, when llin
Hiu'i, 1C. I'Kiiiir,
took frlglit', ofcrliirneil thn wancin noil
1, • in II. Mir.i.«»,
tl|>omul Motor.
one uliuit, wild nonm othor GTJBER, tho TATLOB,
Kollollor for O'lmpljlnnnl.
6cUI Fultoiva' llld'tfi Uuuimoiiloil
.11.. ,
The HUlo did nol stui>.
Advertise in. the 8. JT. H.
Hammonton Ice Manufacturing Co.
3CE SOLD HT ANY QUANTITY.
Sewing Machines
pOFING
AT THE
.-The outstanding fAfttnrpg nf-thA fpm.
perjnce light in Canada are this uprising of the Church, together with a
unifying of
.0 reform forces in a
practical way.
The'past year was one of distinct
advance.
..•
The temperance people, however,
are organized, und determined that
everything fhall be properly looked
after In time i'nr the next fight, which
will be in May. In the meantime
they are bombarding the government
•with petitions unking for a provincial
law abolishing tlio bnr.
On the whole, it may bo said that
Canada, the young giant of tbe north,
is rising and' slinking Itself free from
the incubus of the liquor traffic. Canadians are men and women of sturdy
moral convictions, and if Cuuada
moves slowly, it uiovea steadily, and
always onward and upward.
It is fitting that the oitizens of this,
the greatest frenh water (much of it
iced) country in the world, should bo
content with Gud'n own beverage and
seek to rid themselves of tho our.to
of strong drink.
Blirmyd observers of present conditions do not hcsltaU) to say that it will
not bo many yearn .before Cannda,
alrcady-onc-of tho'Hobercst naHoiifritrj
tho world, will bo known uu u laud
wherein no man is liconned to''put
tho bottle to his ncIgbboT'a llpa."
I'HIJHS BUJ-T.
• ONE i)AT bib.
weru unch and all BO coralcnl In their
respective parln that oven the portraits Will hatch from 100 to 1000 baby chicks
on order ut 10 o caoli, from largo choice
hanging on tlio walls were grinning.'
strain pure bred B. 0. White Leghorns.
THO8. OREAMKIt;
Pine Belt Egg Kami, Falrvlow Ave.
?OU HAM!,— & now slx-«prli)K vraioii. u«ed
• !l monllis, IllX) oaiti. M. Apalneoi,
FiineraLDirector
aiid Embalmer I
Don'Luse Lake or Ppud fee. ,,,
„
Insist upon having our Ice,
made from Hammonton'i pure_arteflian well water.
Everybody reads
the Republican.
$3 and Up.
Singer and Wheeler & Wilson Machines
leaned at SO cents per week. ,
We rent Machines by jweek or month.
Best Needles, Oil, Belts, and Repairing.
CHimajKlorlVfirlbesI
•^QnfcUyUlidnrmiloBlmojl
• *9uk andflr*-brandproof. Ca*
• pulM Bimk* u* tamo rat*
• m*Ul or tUto. Msrayu pliable
• •oldunder guarantee ami ITi
• tor»: irooda can be returned at
Will furnish parts for any machine. If
_•. .not in stock, will Ret them for yon.
When you buy a Stocking D.irner, buy
a Singer darner, and bo pleased.
Jos. B. Bubertone
BcUovnc Av., Hammontoo, N. J.
BOI.t) liV
JOSEPH R. IMHOFP
DEAI.KR IN
LUMBER & MILL-WOSE
COAI, ana WOOD
Hammouton.
Earness. Blankets.
Robes, Whips, .
Trunka, eto.
At L. W. COGLEY'S.
UNDERTAKER
EMBALMER
ELWOOD P, JONES
Office and llenidence, 216 Bellevue Ave.
Local Phone No. 842 : Bell, 46-A
Wax Flowers, Figures, etc,, for funerals and
memorial services, furnished on short notice.
At BED CROSS PHARMACY
Electric Flat Irons!
30 Days Free Trial.
your Complexion.
.your Clothes
.your"Toinper
your Iloiilth
your Monoy
your Time
W
O
L
R
Z
H
Have you seen the new wire we have in-stock
for fencing in lawns and yards ? Just the
thing you needy and not very expensive.
Poultry Wire.
_o£.alljvic
If you needja quantity,
get our special price.
TKe
tinner-
What is it ? A new JWashing-Machinfe by
that^narae,—-and lit'is well named,— seems to
be the lightest running machine we hj-ve Bad.
yet.
If you are thinking of buying one, let'.
us send this around and try it. If it does
"suit you, send it back.
F
W
Gold Weather
C
M
G
makes one think of
STOVES
You will find a good assortment here,
both for beating and cooking.
Everything in Hardware
S
Paints,
Oilfl,
Brushes,
and everything for the builder.
W
L
carefully Compounded
Havo
Savo
Suvo
BftVfl
Bnvo
Kuvo
T
__jQuru5tock-of~W-indQWijScreeus * S.
is now ready ; also Hinges, etc.
H. McD. LITTLE.
,
/
Try our
^Prescriptions
GUBER, the Tailor.
Are you ready for Flies and Mosquitoes ?
Now's the ti.me to repair your, nettings. ~"We~can supply you with any width netting
you wautj~in-^painted"0r galvanizeor; or with
green Enamel for painting the wire.
E
Z
THE PRUDENTIAL
Open every E
Uniform 'I
No Uirt
In nbVor too Cold
In novor too Hot
IH nlwuyn Ready
Needs no Hohenting.
Hammonton Electric Light Co.
W
3
Home-packed
in Glass jars.
Five contri robiite on tho jar
if returned, milking them
almost ua otioup UH tho ordinary
lautory kind, put up in tin.
M. L. Jackson 8s Son
The Nervous New YoMfeiv
•-• One "of the moat marked outwartJ^p PWOPTH I P A fill P
manifestations thaT^He-New Yorker ** * TT^!\ 1 I I ; luLr/XVaiJ L,
gives of tie high'nervous tension under
.TOPIC FOR MAT 2; 1909.
which he lives la bis habit of talking
States and groups of States for^r
aloud to himself in the street This THE ^ BEGINNING OF A
some queer outlines. In the llrst maj
John 4:G-42. .
.:"
habit Is one of the first things that obthe outline of tire strip of States extend
servers of street life'In New York'noIng from Canada u
Revivals begin In the hearts of
tlce.' It la a form of nervousness'that IB Christians.
the Gulf, of MoxV
A little fire kindles, muoji
due not only to the high pressure at wood, as James says (James 3:5), but
Jcck—You scorn afraid to pop . tb< |
co forms the (Jon
it
must
"be
real
tiro. One Christian
flu'esttonV Billy—No; I'm afraid t<
tlnental soldier.
_. Which
.....— so many
.„ New
.... Yorkers nro
la aHamo' -wlthMove to God and
M-but. to the nolso of the street traffic. Who
question the pop.—Judge.
The second ffl>n{
longing for the salvation of souls may
When tbe rush 'and nimble of tha spread revival flres over a whole conIs a correct outllm
Miss Withers—Arc you a innrrylng
tinent, but without theflre.in'hlsown"
streets
is
so
great
that
a
man
"cannot
of
tlie
Stat*
e
iinan? He—What do you take me for!
War himself {uj'nk," ho speaks his heart the most eloquent preacher canTexas. Stitnd i
lllas Withers—Oli, this Is so suddenlrNature Intended us to breathe thowghta aloud. '.It.is only, rarely tb>it not create or produce a revival In
on end and . yov
Town Topics.
Others.
' . ' • • • . ' " •
through the nostrils, and, .If for #ny a woman Iss observed
o s v e doing this.. Sof.ie-- , T|le
,,,BvCu
will
see
the
prlzi
The revlvallata
revivalists wfto
who navo
havo acachieved
' S u e Brette—How do .you..know th«
fat woman of th< reason this becomes- difficult or Impos- times the man-who is talking to him- the greatest and most lasting- successes
gallery gods threw eggs at you? Hair
....
a
point
of
awakening
sible, we suffer for lt._
. _.
. Belf,-lf-he-ls~hflppy,-wlll:'muinblo-only ' hay.<L
enin proro[.-State_______________
-Lette—How-do^l-know-J-Ye goda^dldn,'!
1 fessing Christians to a sense of their'
.
The
nose
not
only
warms,
or
nt
leasf
phrases
and
half
sentences
audibly.
I
f
'•""""
Add a few dot
responsibility and, of securing their
•I catch them In tlie. act?—Chlcag*
ted llnes^ to' t tempers, the air as It Is drawn through 'he Is angry or deeply: concerned he will assistance-and their prayers, The moroNews.
^preparatory™ worlc Is
—truthful
outline ol .ItJnto .the .alt-tub ea,..but ..Itlalso^. filters iTipeflk~stead1lyrand sometimes- make -effectively"'this
• Teacher—Anonymous means wltboui
It In great measure, keeping, back not emphatic gestures. But'nearly all of aone the greater- the revival Is likely
the
State
of
New
be.
.
a name. Write a sentence showing yot
snly 'murih of tho' Bolld matter' \n_ the the-men-who-favlk-4ilojifl In the Btrefffl to-Revivals
—Jersey—and
aru—na'uaHyUUdersTmiil how to usu lhe~wordrSmjrir
form
of
dust,
but
also
the
bacteria
carpreaching
to
slnherspthat
Is-to thosehave
their
business
affairs
uppermost
will havo the olc
Girl (writes)—"Our new baby Is anon
ried by the'-du'st particles or floating .in thoJr mlnds^.iind.th^word' "dollars" who Know themselves to be sinners. .
'schoolmaster.
And if'the first sinners converted are- •_
ymbus."
- • *•; V Is the: one'that'Isp^t?liest'heard ,J3qwii_- -of
The fourth Is a in the moisture of the air,
a -pronounced"type, It Is BO inuchv •
i
. •S
• of Eastorr I fiT^no^ith7-bWa^Hel Er^tEe~aIr~strfe9town, In the financial section, this habit more to the glory of God, because It
map
datlon, you know. "I suppose so.'
more striking evidence of His power
P e n n s y Ivanla. tbe back of the throat and rushes Into of n large rfumb~ef~of New Yorkerjt-ls- Is
to change bad hearts Into good ones..
'"Fancy anybody trying to be anyboclj
the windpipe before the. chill baa .been, -particularly noticeable, but one. may -One.
might preach-tlirough_a_llfe^tlmo"
7
It there w~eTe~nobody-who-was-nobofl.yr
taken o£f,"liEd™w&nr"ir Is~BtIH-laden observe tt~ln almosf~ahy~pa"rt~~6f~tb;c~ to those who think there Is nothing:
—New York Sun.
'
with dust and bacteria. In thl» condi- town. Paris Is possibly the only other very wrong with them, and fall "to start
•Never Too Young: The Child's Fathtion It causes local Irritation, which re- one of tlie great cities of ttie world a revival. But .when these same selfpeople'seo those whom they
er—Doctor, don't you think that babj
sults In congestion of the muocms •where the habit Is so .noticeable as It satisfied
think of as sinners being brought to>
I
ic
Is too young to submit to an operation')
membrane lining the air-passages. This Is here. Actors and
writers
and
the
i!Lm "' ,""" .'"VI repentance,-and when they B&r the.
—The-Doctor—My_«lear-alivjou-can!tlhe^
ittlre^rt^eliHMpHul^-hoIeliearted-Bervice~that-foUo5va_upQn_.
'
' their
"""' lines
"
^~ that .repentance, then they begin to seei
gin too soon.—Life.
'
Into chronic Inflammation, or catarrh. may be, seen declaiming
or
that they have missed something which
The Inflamatlon gradually spreads, verses, unheeding their observers.— these repentant sinners have laid hold
"Will there be any honor for the mnD ;
tf th« causa continues, and of tea paeees New York Evening Post
-_ of.
who.discovers the North Pole?" "Cer• • •• '" : • , •
• .- .
Jesus said, "I'came not to call the
from the throat Into - tbe earn, where It
tainly! He will be a great life saver."
righteous,
but
sinners
to
repentance."'
nvrttirM •• thlr-trnnlnrr of the delicate
"A life saver^"' "Yes; explorers will
IReaa^TWeTTfr^T^TKe^rTgHEcour"
strncruros there," and finally 'deafness;
cease going1 then."—Ctilcago'JNews:
need no repentance, and a person whoconsiders himself righteous cannot feel
The mucous membranes throughout the
"Does your ./wife do much fancj
i
any
need of repentance. .What many
air-passage* and all their.ramifications
_work?" "Fancy work? She won't even
|_dajiot_reallzg_l8
that, "There Is none _ _
become~OiIcken£d,.
secrets!.
phlegm,.;
and
;
let; a 'pb'rbusTpTiigtef cbine Into'thejipuse
rightecus-;no r .
kxio
In
great
part
their
power
of
reof all mankind that by nature they are*
"without crbchetiiig a red bordeFarouiid
NO. 2.
"under sin." (See Rom. 3:9-18.)
slatanca to the germs of pneumonia,
Itjind running a yellow ribbon througli
All metals except copper, tnd alloys j all
~ Jesus-moved among those _who_knew
dlphtberla and other diseases. .
thei holes."
; -—
except' those 'containing a high?' per- themselves to be miserable sinners-T
Tbe causes of mouth-breathing are centage of copper, may, It Is said, be rather than among the self-righteous
Little Willie-Say, pa, wbat Is the difnumerous; anything that obstructs or molded In rubber and vulcanized with- Pharisees, for there was far more hope
ference between biography and autobioarrowa the upper air-passages—tbe out trouble. _Mctals and alloys giving of the former than'of the latter. He
ography?—;Pa—Biography, my son,
started His' rcvlyaLat-the bottom of
_
nose and vault of the .pharynx—torces trouble can be used after coating with :lie social ladfler-jrather than at the.
shows a man as he Is; while autobiogtop.
There
were
some
of
all
ranks
tbe
sufferer
to
breathe
thuough
the
open
hot tin.
raphy shows him as be thinks he Is.—
! month. A deformity of the noee, the The most dlfHuult part of the coal- ;vho saw themselves to be sinners in
Chicago News:
:he light pf_.Hls preaching, but It waspresence
of
"adenolda"
or
enlarged"Why do. you call the fast bicycle
dust problem Is to discover what ele- imong the common peop.e. ano?
tonsils may canoe the trouble. Exami- ments must necessarily be present In specially among the despised.'that His
rider a scorcher?" "Because he goes
nation for each conditions should be a coal to_ make ..the dust _danserpus . word took greatest effect. God makes-ftt^a hot pace, makes pedestrians i boll-:
j
a-good-dealof-"the heaven of the king-,
made 'whenever ; a child 1» seen - to Some experiments have been
Ing mad, warms up the police, gets
carried dom" out of the so-called "scum of
breathe
habitually
with
the
mouth
—roasted in court,._and_ then tblnka^tbe
ju.wlth_tfils .end._ln-vlew,_bnt_the_rfc the._ea,rUi.'l_ _These when they areshine with-the irght~whlchf
"whole thlng"is-a"burnlng shame.-"—Tlt3Ult8:obtalned"httTe"not-:been-partlcu- made r<_tpj
">erve":from'~Ch'Tl8t are -so-great:—-eoycped-4t-8hotild be remnypd, Ro mnny Inriy
ice that
i
mil-lit-,., of
m
^.^.^^
...... even
..
lenous (xmflequencBSTBHjrtott
cannot help seelng~Bomethlr
His Version: "What did papa say?"
In consequence of the official In- •Ighteous
breathing that it should .never bo alif
the
power
.of
God
In
them.
"He showed me the door." "And what
For their own sake the churches
lowed to go a moment after It* cause Is quiry Into the causes of the Courrleres
aid you say?" . "I said It was certainly
•jatastrophe, the French minister of must constantly bo digging sinners out
ascertained.
of their fllthy lives and convertinga very handsome door, but not what I
One cause that Is not often suspected public works hlis decided that the wind- them Into saints. Only so can church
bad come to talk about. -That made
Ing shafts of mines must be provided members be properly kept_lnjnlnd ot
IB
a
deformity
of
the
nose
resulting
bim laugh, and a minute later you were
from the use of Improper nuralng-bot- with breathing appliances, ready for tbe* true nature of sin, of their own
mine,"—Tit-Bits.
and -of-tho
light which
-- possess
~«j they
«!,,«,
tles by babies, but the moat common IB Immediate use, and permitting their alnfulness,themselves
and
ihould
"Doesn't It make you the least bit enwearers
to
remain-at
least
an
hour
In
the presence of adenoids.
- ^—out.
to see what elegant furniture
Tt u n«plpm tp pcold or remomtratc an Irresplrable atmosphere.
Mrs. Eyefly•' Is putting Into her bouse
With a mouth-breathing .child If the
Pure acetylene Is a clear, colorless
"The Ideal Minister's Wife."
next door?" "Not a bit My husband
habit U caused by the alr-paMages be- gas, having a sweet ethereal odor, the
lollawlng_dsscriDll9n_lB_fron|_
lays it will be sold by-the sheriff with-~
-• T ^
ing
blocked—by—
gf^wt^q
fhflfr
<***H
•
fnr
» gas one of the -Methodist
papers
of
Lon—In-slJ-inonths—and-l!IH>e-tbcre to-buyA
removal. He must breathe to live, and ;IB u-dlnarlly-prepared being' due to Im- don:
—Chicago Tribune.
Tho Ideal minister's wife Is queen
tf the legitimate channel* for air aro purities. Acetylene, when Ignited In nu
Tbe Stamp of Poetry: "I don't soj
closed by disease, nature doe* hor next open-air vessel, burns with a very Jn her home, ruling hor affairs with
discretion
and looking well to the
much poetry in this," he said. "Don't
best
smoky flame, depositing clouds of soot. ways ot her household. Bho has a
you?" she exclaimed; "why. Just see.
If combined with uudlclent : air to ren- keen Interest In her husband's people
-There's 'methlnks' and here Is 'mayder the combustion complete, tbe flame and spares no pnlna to get to know
a*n> DUooVwred,
• hap,' and, let's*see—where Is that, now?
them. Unselfish as regards her husThe discovery of a new gem Is a Is white and brilliant. Tbe jllumlnntlng band's company, because of tho many
Oh.'yw, here It la—'haply'—why, It's
power
of
acetylene
Is
estimated
iiu
natter of Interest not only to tho
claims made upon him, she waives
one of the poctlcalcst little tilings 1
Under himself and to scientists, but about fifteen *ines that of an equal what Bcem to bo her rights and finds
ev.er saw."—Exchange.
•her
Joy In knowing ho Is helping othVolume
of
coal
gas.
;o people generally as well, nnd to
"Suppose, Bobble, thnt another boy
ers. She practices tho hftppy -art of
The
United
States
Is
advancing
TW
Jan
Diego
County,
California,
belongs
should strike your right cht-ck," asked
adapting herself to circumstances,
:he distinction and honor of having rapidly In the production of Iron tlml and Is able to converse easily wltU the
the Sunday school teacher, "wbiit
1
It
promises
soon
to
lead
all
the
rest
of
Intellectual and'tho-unlearned:•-•--•
•
would you do?" "Give him the other
roduced a stone, new nnd beautiful,"
Hor manners nro perfectly natural
rites Mrs. W. 12. Burke in tho Ttch- tbe world combined. In 1005, the latcheck to strike," said Bobble. "That's
right," mild the teacher. "YcsHum,"
ilcal World Magazine. "This county est year for which complete fljuros nnd entirely froo from any tincture
patronage, Her drcns IB becoming,
. said Bobble, "and If he struck that I'd
ins of late yearn contributed a goodly were available, the following were the or
without dowdlnesu or Ic/udnosH. She
jhara of procloun und seml-prcclouB respective quantities for -those, coun- la -not oversensitive to criticism. Bho
paralyse him."—Exchange. itones to the collection of gems which tries whose annual production exceed* Iti dlHcreot with her llpa and thorComUg to tho Point: Mr. Orogan—
Jie world already knew of and prized. l.OOO.OCN} tonn: United States. 22,002, oughly good In hcnrt and loves to secWhat u power o' funerals they do he
.t would seem that Nature la a cap- •)HO tons; QerniaHyj^O.OST.fia.l tons ond hor husband's efforts In nil tho
bavin' at the church ihcHo diiyn, HI'tiro.
church work. She, avoids being the
•Iclouo mood had clioucu the canyons Kngland, 0,B02,7:i7 tonnflCrnnco, 8,070. loader
U'a shtnrted me thinking. Mian Cam>y~
of any clique, but acts In such
ir>0 tons; Russia, 2,70(1,000 tons; Alls
IT
the
Count
range
which
traverse
the
Ihinklii' av wlmt? Mr. Orouiui—That
a way that all tool they can approach
NO. 4.
whin It como tolme fur my fiuu-ral
*ntrol portion of tbe country as n 'rls-Hungary, 1.514.B40 tonn; Ilplglum hor easily nnd confide in hor perfectwould ye bo tho wlddy?—Pblladclnhlu urn It upitdu down nnd you will see n ildlnf place for the moat tro«sunxl 1,810,200 tons. Bwi'dcn, which Is c«le- ly. 8ha llHtoiiH'to tlie sorrows of tho
•rfoct profile of Father Knlokcrbock- cwels. Hero In the rugged
lirated for tho quality of Its Iron, pro pooplo and tools with them nnd roPTCBK.
A few dotted linen complete .Uio it the brush-covered foothllln arv duced only 527,1(00 tona Ciumiln li jQlcos In their joys.
• . M» Nowlywed (to hla youns wife)—
known howtoontortalu nnd how
'ouncl tn brilliant array gciua of grvii' making grant strides, having produced to Sho
Juno, you didn't feed any intinpH yi'H- it-ad.-—New York Newn.
bo ontortalnoil. Bliokoupn nbruiiHtot
11)8,003
tons,
as
agnlnot
200.41B
In
benuty
and
value.
Tbe
beryl,
lirlgti'
tvrday, did you? Mrs, Nowlywed—No,
tho tlnuni In rending and dollKhtu in.
.
t A Standing Order,
tove. Why? Mr; Nowlywcd-Oh, nothm tbe sun; hyacinth, dazzling In l\i 1008.
Holf-ciilturo. Knowlngfor what opcclal
Now
thnt
trade,
although
on
A
smnl
branch ot work In tho cliurnh uho In
ing. An unknown tramp wan found
Newlhi Halnen, of t|ie Atlantic City ihoun ; top«s, In many exqulsl.ta shndct,
dead heoldo tlie mail Jimt below hero lotel Men's Association, wan tnlklni: .ud tourmalines In a nutte of colorn flcalo, la passing -freely between CuIeiU Klftod, nho dovotnii hcraolt to it with
all her heart, Amlablo, bright, pawltt pie In hlu hand—that's all, June.— .bout Uio odd rule* thnt provnll
In :h«t can be claimed by no other «em. (11 nnd Lhasn, tho but rccoiitly mystn tient, tactful, ovnr striving to unlocH
rlous
city
of
Tibet,
It
Is
reported
tbn
:)ccnHlonnlly
a
nnpphlre,
or
n
ruby
With
nnny of tho cheaper restniiriuita urn',
u m a n 'heartn with tho kny o[ lova
tho people of Tibet oxhlblt cagorneus t hthat
nho may In nil tllflm to the Dlvlno
. . lame-like colors 1« found.
riacntorlnl Dcllghm: Mrs. Innoci-nl— infefl.
know
more
of
the
oiit«lde
world.
Th<
Tiovar, Hint IlndH tliu mliilKtor'H wlfo'n..
"Hut kunHllC"-thn precloun kuiinlte!
Wlmt did you enjoy inu«t aboiu your "ICor limtniipo," ho wld, "I go In null
lot thoiiKh "onoroiiH and dllllc.ult,"
OablilK trip. (U-arV Mr. Inimci-nt— I gut irder oynlcm, nnlnd, and dcanort, mil .t In A gem which linn but on» rival, outside world was long ourloun
yot d n l l g l i t f n l and bloiiKeO, uiid tho
taont oirllcil whon I WUH rccllrij; In, .•of n nnpkln; but tlie nuin next to nuv hn dlninond, In HUIIIO ways Indocil tliom, and now the rovorna occurs. Ku "liourt o f - h e r liiinliand f u n d his puo«
ny low. Mr», Inixici'iit (ImrHlliiK Into |)ccniino ho Ima only ordered plo nnil (iiiutlln ontrillmiuindf) tho diamond, the. Tibetan, will not micountcr the ol pin] doth ilafuly trunt In hor."
that wn did to the grntlficntli)
t/>ara)-And lo-to- t h - t h l i i k you prom nllU, cnu't huva a napkin on any nc Kunulto la dlnttnctlvaly a Ran DIcgo
"Who '" uiilllolnnt. for tliono
14,BOO
I thlngu?" nnd \vliat inlnliitin- In worthy
itone. Although tourinnllno, hynclnth. of their curloiilly. A pans
fti'd inn y-you wouldn't d-drlnk n (lmv
1
1
'A giKtft hern 'Innt iniunuir gnvo in. lory) nnd topnz nro found In brllllnnt lilgh mufit be trnvvrncd In reaching Tl i of Hiioh a wlfo? . Tluirii In nntlilnt
-Jlnricni I,lfo. •
KCIIIS nro »lno found tint from India, t>«i MK> routo U opnn tuild about who tnkoii oaro of tho nhtl"Wlml IIIIVB ycui nvt'r dnuo lo diwrv .ho boat oxuinplo of three nlmurd nil wrfnrtlon,,
drou whllo thn nilnlntor'u "lilcul vtltft"
nnd dirrorrntlntlono tlntt I Imvi M other pnrtn of tho world, but kun- ill thn year round, unit thn trip ran
tho olllon to wliU'h yuu IIH|I||'»?" niilici'
In doing all thutin tblnga,-—CUi-liitlim
iltfl hna been found only In Hnii Dlogo iimda without miK'li dlilloulty liy th
tb« votur. "Nolhlnu," niiHwurctl lh<
yot.
who nro mvnntunird to hUh nltitudrri Advociito,
"Tlio mnn nrkld thnt ho <Mit«ri-d i flinty."
caudldatc, f r a n k l y ; "If 1 hud ever ilniu
I'lhctt routalnn liornx, utter, rocK null
atiylhliiK In (liciriiiiglily <|U»llfy ni,. r»i lunch cufn In Ixtnrton, nn orniilr |>lnn
i of Trillin.
iron, nllvor, coppor, Kold, turijuolrio nnd
u cinintor irhcm HOIIIO of thi! |in
•o linpiiriant M portlllun I could
I alwnyn fear 1ml trial might l««v»
Two
Much
M«f»»»«
*or
f,«f
^,
•Inrull,
-ticnidrii
nuink
nnd
fnrx.
A
dmil iiuirn inniiuy aa :ron» ntood, iiml -with, n iHnultc-r of lit
'bly
a ••
-* uiuko
-•
ovor tho lllnmlayna Into Tlhot
"Ob, nmionm, Cm no unhnppy |" uol>li: rnbl'cH wh«ro otluyrn wit.
dry
» private. clil/.iiii."—VViiHliliiKinn Mmr.
rook IMWOII It, linrd
<! tho bride of two inoiithi, "Ucorgu In now t
"Tho
nmii
KAVO
a
gmnll
ordfr,
nui!
— II. Bonar.
"""Hlio'--Toil" know, John, you
Inunn't liivi; nui any morol"
Din a mMiltdiln \vnip anil -• HI* And ook n ixuit nt olio of thn Inlilcn.
OoilliiR llniik Mt llonrr.
—liy n (Uii'iniin imtiinUirt iirnc«nn,
"What mnkuH you tltlnk thnt, dear?"
a nnlti<r huri-lcil lo hlin
you p r o m l m - d ' i o Ut-«'|> my m u i - k l n
Uio motluir nnxloiinly.
"Tbo prodlH«l ni»» "iixlfl <"'o uri-nt illiii-i'h In iiindn Innolnbln In lint \vrtpnrrfon, hlr,' tin snid, 'but Inini
darned, and yen linvcn'i dnnn It. Kin
tor
by troiitltiK It, In thft oolfl, with
lui lupuctn ino to tflvo In nlHliiltr." reniiirUoil Mr. Ohutterlou fin-iniildhyiUi
nnil it mndm'iilujy 'HtroiiR
Woll, yon dun'! mean In MII.V ynn'l :nn't •It'"
v'lth
tin)
air
of
a
wan
who
In
about
lo
li" In In I I'd right."—llnltl•icld, 'I'hii product In illhtlnt(iil»lKi<t
lir<-nk y^nii' prninlnit on ilnil aeeount
1
fi-oin Hint obtnlniMl from nlnruli nnd
pi'lng uometbliiK K"'" iniro Aniurlcnn.
jllir -Well. II'H jllHl like Ililf. You ilnil'
Wnnnliin lip.
fni'iniilili'liydo at a hlifh tuiiipunitiiro
Koiillng Hint It WIIH h«r duty to lot by
'flvo a iliirii und I don't iclvo n wrnu.
til" Cunt tliut HID Mtiiroli nraliiii rolor(1
A fond iii<>lli«r, lumrliiK an n u n n i i n
IT (logo
rollovn llliiiMi'lf of Illu iniilii
iiiiiiltin-i'il niul qult« ,p|triiiiiiiflnt.
'PhlliitM|>lil|v I'i'fHH.
unliio In tin- utirnrry nM-rlieiid. ImiTlc
thought, Mi». O. nuked |l|u (I. |H not only Innolilblo In biitllnir \v»Ill* Ilronon.
tui-,
hut
It in nut MttiU'liiMl by nndn,
"Mrn, Kinix," mi III'llui lio:i|t>»ii Al dli H|intiilrn to l'...d out whnt wim llu« mm
.
"Ho you; nr« in rnvor of • govoriini«iil
or iitlmr, ntrniiK iillinlUni, It may
|t>«rr, "your llttlii hoy ilm-mi'i nceni t tor.
If lio Iiml ntnjed uw«y n lyo
lui
i'lil|'loyi'd
li H n Mllor In iibintln cnni!linvu mileli nppi'tlli'." "Nn, he iliiein'
Him found Jnlnuiy ultllnic In tin- mid
•tiiplo of y««rn l«>i»K« % i' tlnw o»lf
iiniilt lonii, MM ii dromiliiit fur fubi-lrn nna
"ICinphutlciilly," anwvored tbn dl«
that'll n fact." "linn'i be I m H h f u l , \\;i lie of I lie llonr i|Uletly mlllllllK.,
in dm iiiiiMiifmit urn of muiiir,
n vi- biion u fiill-«rowii cow."
•oiilonlisl cltlr.cn.
llo," tho linnti-iiH nriffil. "AVnil'l y<>
(lliilnmntit to tho lioart, of Montreal
"(ill," Hl\lll IIP, "I've loeld'll |irillld|ll
"Very «iwil, lleiiry, but will ynu
"I niipixMio yon hnvo ntudlcd 111* mil)
havo nimu- inure of m i y t l i h i K Y " "N, mil Uni'lf llrnry In tin' riiphonrit. in
In ily toll ni", JiiHt to uppoanii a I l i l l liiivn tnnlod up, OlulniliiK tho , Imiirt
|<i-t
thorouiihlyV"
u nlty iioiniiH lo bo a ImhiiloiiM form
• ma'am," Willie replied. "I nllnl u ivIitMi tin'}' K"! " Hi"11 imitrU-r 1 inn f.
"N», 1 ain't iiuy 1 )\nyu. Hut 1 fiuiry ,-iiiin\i)lHli iMii'loiilly, <ui wbnt lufornin of
aniiinoinont ami rimtn nothing iilthor
n tho llon'« don,".
that tliu aill of
^'WJlUJiii'ttnnK' thn m)l«-nyH -wouldn't ii'ou yoi) buna your tlirory
In tliii olftlnlimt or tho city.
yvim a uli'lV"- """ '•"l<"
* — Wnnhlngton Htur,
EEATtTRES OF ' ; v,. ,
THE UNITED STATES
-Wl*!^-—4l*»t3t4L,
-J^»-«U^,|»
--Mt y ~^t=lt]L
__.-,. ~ ..._--
ience-
i
l',T^
t I I H ^ F .. '"tj
l*i!k£>t»^»/JU-TF.7=
.-=
.-
:^_
THE PULPlt
x'o ,lt we, owe the Immor- nor leas than the use of common
tallzatlon of- the Mayflower .and the sense,
,and It is so common that very "He flnng himself doivn in low .despair,
aubllinlty. of Plymouth Rock. The few people
of-It as ''As (rricved ns mnn could bo;
command rolled from- bow to stern they ought -•to.possess as much
And nftcr a-while n» he pondered there,
- I
Til give it all up/ said he.
• d BRILLIANT SUNDAY SERMON BY on tho grand old Puritan vessel. Many so called cultured people
"Pull-down'
that'soil,
'let'not
an
oar
often
"-speak
of
.the
farmer
as
the
REV. W. T. BEST
touch the water, this ;is the "Sabbath "hayseed from the country." ' But "Now jilflt nt that moment a spider
-TOPIC FOR MA.Y 2; 1009.
i, i • i d r o p p e d . ' - . . .
Day!" When tho Pilgrim Fathers some
them ./when they visit the >:yVith its.silken cobweb clew,
landed • .at Newburyport, they/ put farmer ofshow
LIFE
LESSONS FOR! ME FROM' THE
to be de- Arid the king in the midst of his thihlcins
Theme: Wall Doing
BOOK. OF ISAIAH.
dpwn'tbb old Bible and said. "We are ficient la this themselves
Stopped to see what the spider would do.
quality of tact.* ' S»!d
fTT—T • .
*
.
••___
- •-.-• ,golng.to-bulld-a nation, on th'is Bpol:." one young man to his farmer friend:
'Twns a long way up to the ceiling dome, Isaiah 6:1-9. fConap.cration meeting:)
It aupporteil George, Washington, .the
kind of a bird do you call " Arid
it hung by n rope so fine,
Teit: . "If thou doest well, shall .father, of this country,'and purchased "What '"A
goose,'.' was the reply. "O, That how
"I saw the "Lord."
it would get to itn cobweb'home,
thou not be accepted? and if thoc tor ua pur freedom. It made DanloJ Ithat?"
Then s
see;
you
keep
that
to
get
gooseberKing Bruce could not divine.
ald I. Woe Is me, because I
doest not wellr sin Heth at the doo" ' Webster the Biblical Concordance o ries with." .A young, lady, from the
nm
am
n man of unclean lips."
—Gen., 4:7.„
the United States Senate and Patrie! city of Ottawa, asked a friend of mlne^ "It soon bcganjto cling and »rawl«
—~
The farmer and the shephed both Henry, and Jamejf Otlsi, like unto, tht whlclr ;6f hls_cows~gave- tho^buttef- -^•Strniglit"Tip"wilE strong endeavor,
-brought an offering-unto-the Lord" - H e b r e ™ ' " ' '
"Send me."
milk'. Every one who lias- heard or But down it came, with a slipping sprawl,
• wo look at Cain's offering and we wish to .understand one of the g"reat read
"Go.1;
As nenr to the ground as ever."
Dr.
Price's
address
to
young
peosay, the Lord -wllUcertainly -'- blegs
e ?ntS
n our
natural sequence hero
re ls
,
history/look at thi, ple will remember his apt illustration,
'
Cain. What a costly offering he ij «inf ,r T»
Nine times the spldertrled to reach.
"TaJihv. trhv /i«n't ••"•- —^ — - - • •
_.by-,all-who
N vi.fh i;* Jt ls that of a Kentuck:
-get,ub?-!J--—..—.
its-cobweb
"home;
but
every"
time
It
,.
.-^. ..^ij ry°uthrhlr'armB-are''tIred after chon
.
2,
Push.—Many
people
have
tact
seemed
to
fall
still
lower,
it must have taken to get it ready. »1°B all day, yet he sits up till tb,
Early and .late has he worked through 'midnight hour, and "as the
enough to succeed, If they only had " 'Sure,' cried the king, 'that foolish thing
WilLatrivn-no^niore-to-climb;
the long summer days. In the sweat,-I?8s,crackle.on the hearth
-push
— - enough to EOjwJth_lt._Ihfiy-_caij
... --71,,,..
;* *rt;l~ — i
1 ^•
norerit .thlnff arid conscience awakes
„ _„.
w. goods, but it When it toils so.hard.to rqneh and cli;ng,
lo a- recognttlon'of^ sin. Then comes
rowhed?, aand sho°wn.aanPdIO"-^a.^ ^ I HL_ the ?^mney/ he reads from thi, 'takes them so-long to do so, that • And tumbles«vcry time. '
the putting away of Bin by the"'act
there Is no profit in It. : Many of the" .,„ ;
...
".'"''
of God. Then God's call for helpers is
greatest victories in the wpr.ld's hjs- ^ %efa™*%£ Snute,"
heard,
and tho heart responds, "Send
me." And then God says, "Go."
lory have been won by men while yev He's
**»'• only
""'••, a- cfoot
— * *——
'his
' cobweb
' e, door,
from
young In years. David, Luther, Ales- .Oh, snyj__willjip_lo.s.e. or_win it?
A preacher wliose sin has not been
"taken away," can "only do harm. God's
ander and the world's Redeemer
messengers must have authority from
Himself are illustrations of thle "Steadily, steadily, inch by inch.
Him, arid that they cannot have until
truth.
Higher and higlfer he got,
3.-—Principle..—Tact and
push And a bold little run at'the very last He has put His Spirit In them. They
How • ory of Abraham Lincoln.
must
be able to show In word and in
•cruel! God will certainly reject Abel
pinch,
•..'"''
I heard Rev. -John; Mavlty say on« .would be a detriment to a man if he
deed that they came from God. They
Put him into his native spot.
But God had respect unto .
„ ii._» •- - « - • • younger years h< were without principle. An employer
must have about them something that
his offering, but -unto -Cain
promised a clerk higher wages If he 1 ;Bravo, bravo!' the liing men t.'
Is Indefinable but that Is nevertheless—
ou
ir—perfectly
plain badge of God's
who try;
T
then to a glass. In order the he might (j?
spider up there defied desnair
authority. That Indefinable something
be right; but, said he, "of
iie
comes to one with the knowledge that
sell them^a^blll of goods. The young |
conquered, and why shouldn't I?'
God has purified him, and so made
Gpd there Is
is .needs not only a right heart but i man replied: "I .
Bruce
of
Scotland
braced
his
min8
him
fit to bear the holy message.
true, but his heart was not right' His right head, " There
a
poorhouse.in
my
-natlve
»«"•---•Is some
----- truth
•- ••
•
f
.
and
It
PurlfliviH™,
•offering was
one
of
••
__
^ ^ s , » - ^>>"
^ ,—"-in—
« . * - * '*-i-~'snBr
__^^^____,,^w--w»'Mw~<»—-*^>'>—»"»<^«"«'"ii™"4HaiaU'-ieJiS"U8rvW«'
and
by
nre, was a very real thing to
WO rTfs."" "A6ef came in God's must ."learn to do well." Paulsays
the
Jews,
and
you
will,
see
that the
•way, not by works, not by self-right- "Study to show thyself approved—of
idea was strong In such men as aiosea
•*<rasness, but by the blood. "Without God."
: .. .-^ . . ' . . . . .
"Iiresldent orthe United States Bank, "PBy coodlv ,.„., .,,'-~ „„-• ;"- . t!
and David, and a number of the
.the shedding of blood there Is no'reWhile I would say to every young, requested his employes aT one time 'j&tfSSS^'£&"$%£&
'
prophets. For _eveiuin_pld_Testament—-—
;work~pn~STmdayr One
_ _ young man ^a cowirdl^^^ worof.^^-^^ lead^
mission of sin," for. "It is the blood man and woman, you oughjt_to hay« to
torworkrnn-S^nrtnvr
*.Tmes
GooTTiad. revealed ..the .need^.and.-..'-.
;.that., maketh-an..atonement—for tho" the ^erybesr education possible, ] lost-his-'posltlon rather
some "hints of the means, of purlflcaler than" do so." To idlness,"folly arid want.'r
soul." God taught our first parents would also say, let the Bible_be tc That was P r i n c i p l e ^ .
:lon..-_..When,.:therefore,
Isaiah- under----—
I am now going to make a stated
this great lesson whep He slew the you the Book of Books, Nearly al' " W h e n President Lincoln was
l.ment that I do not want anyone to itoo'd that God needed a messenger, hla
• " " n o t have Irst thought was of his unworthine^s.
•animals to get .coats'of skin to clothe the great men of the past owe theli nominated for:the Presldency.it _^-!-i^i—j—i_i-,.-.
Symbolically" God showed Isaiah tiiat
.them. Abel had faith. In God. and greatness to-this Book. It Is almost eame necessary to call for 600,000 rethat I don't e was cleansed of his sin and.could'be
•coming In God s way, he bfilleved Impossible to name any rule by which crultg to reinforce the men at the I
Christ IsL o ^ examnle a worthy messenger and then asked _.
God'would receive him, s*o God testl- m^n KB^Q a.,n»a D Ji«j <« "•-•*«--» • - _front. His friends^ everywhere adPaul sa?dfolloT?mB-" Isaiah .who would undertake the so
"-'''- his gifts that he wa
vlsed~hlra not to Issue the order as It |
Chrtet
difficult task of prophesying to the peoam
~.'-eonK
ple who had fallen into such, evil
-v""Book rule
of Proverbs Is especially full ol would endanger his re-election. He
O hold un before
- W h e' n Cain saw x that Abel was ac- such
two ner^ns who accented ways. And Isaiah was glad to be ab e
went personally before the congreshe was ...
wroth,
and
his
counHe
°
t l Savour
H°s Word a s to say, .."Here am I; send me."
"""•
John Quincy Adams made the Bible sional military committee where a j-j-mr
tenance fell. • • - ,• •- t-.
had no doubt that he was called and
sa
aand on the ' ouallttel
~ his constant companion. Amos Law- similar attempt was made. With the named^mnde
t th
m
? fitted by God for that special mission,
1
fir « %r*
of fife
i= tW«";."^,n~^«^r iVn" * ° ^ rence, the millionaire merchant ol flre of Indignation flashing In his eyes
and he had no other interest' In life
first
flrs
he replied: "It is not necessary for me
„,„„
to the
the youns
vouhe
to
5
0
0
n
. that compared with his Interest'ln .bethou
'IS?
wTTharthou^ot
£
V^^^?
^.
^,?
^
,
i iu« t.6_.be
10 ue re-eIe_cteaVbut
re-eiected, but itit Is
Is necesneces- j -""^Jj.j.i''i"j
«,_ ' i
.
flffnrin«oM.».^.».J. «••*!.•— -•-•- •
-- •- BOOK,-inp-'""-1 l
coming God's ambassador. He_. ac-^ •
England- h^as given to - the world i cepted the commission and God then
men In all commanded him to "Go, and tell his
bran
II
oa-ll
fpr
them;
and
If
I
go
down
ches of learning.
To-day we People."
'
.. -Cain—I— a nv—nn—ri*onpr»f rt^-^rt*^"" *rn~~*m- *»
-~- --•-,—^"' ~* i'vi^ff'°t
^j Chi lilt"
cr-tho-act.-rwHHsar'db'wii:
lllcgtfre
{V"-^
lnM;h»—freat-tanks
Wllllani a ndIsaiah
wao one of -tliB-ttiuaJuat m'un. ''
-Tf-yo"u"ao rigjitrwjTnjTesalKUi-iuSt-aa
1'
E:R:
r
t
^er-!a«dr-wrth--my--cohjrB~TftylHg:"T wealtl
*Ft— Sladstoae.—^Hg—\v'aTTjonroTl
. ""^ cn e!it
pi'uprreTgT-tHe-worTd
haa
as -born of
-wnitirgTyprsnrenrarAbel; but if yi
reject
seen _ We
are to
'. for more men and women of
>y Parents.and with royal blood see
!?- We are
' too
° aapt
P' to te*1 about
the Bible?: Why.'sfn lleth"at'their
don't do right, wby.-then, .sin'like
such
men
that
they
are
In
a
special
-The superstitious life of Byron,
wild beast of
prey is
crouched aw floor.
"'"
~ "" '
on a.
.-..,..-,,
.= v.n-u^i.cu
tho dying-words of Voltaire will
your Irearfa door, and is only wait- or e til* B ? a tement.
much
use as.
Ing for a g o o d - o p p o r t u n i t y - t o leap. " m The third step In well-doing
....
c, wi,v.. M*p ou- 1'ium.ruc-ons or wnat we'sncuid be and
upon you.' Instead of heeding God's is to be honest
celved the idea of tbe phonograph he clal
standing, he took the course that D<>
do. But, In truth, our lives ought to
T
warning, rain watched for.an oppor- . Your Booh 'the Bible, says, "Thou said: -"I can make- it."
°n the same plane with that of the
... •-.Purlnjr
..Purlng nine have already laid out In this sermon
tun ty. and ns.sopn as it presented < h ,t t tca, „ or ln other worda
11 8
long years he never lost faith, though ,and by^so
doing "he being
o dead
—,^ j^
yet nothing
^Jhfn^'n^^^U^^f.oS
con be too exalted
!for--..^"us to
Itself, ho rose up against his brother De
,.„ nhnnosf
at times it seemed utterly Impossible speaketh.
take as a. model. We ought to
flnd slew him. "And wherefore slew; ,
onesc
r
B0
for
him
to
succeed.
And
so
It
has
As
a
Christian
he
said,
"Christ
Is
ho him, hnonuse his own works were I inonest with
bean_ndlhiiiaa.iJ^j>3j_rv«_i.ri:
1 • I tho hope ut uiy puoi' wayward lire.
—<jvH—snd
rTghteouq."
accepted
t0
Bngorg_!a_3
as your I ventlons; through faJth he hag_ He never
Here are two
_ . —
)ur, and taken_HIg_BflQk_as-youredge cornea the
""
"•—
plodded-on-nlghTTnToTday,
spmgtlmes
ageir
wHjn~well
enough
to
attend.
aesire
10
DO
worthy
messenBers
ana
'"'"^hVBook tells you what is ex- forgetting to eat or sleep;-yet ever'
desire to bo
messengers and
r
equal
"
Al
a
Itudent
he
was
graduated
the
sense
of
tho
need
for
purification,
>f .each one of His followers, confident that he was going to suc. Ono made a
e ls wor?h
cess of lite, the other a failure. Up and He tells you Just the work what
with high honors frpm. Oxford, at thflv. 9 ™
I'vlng'only when In
1
to the time of our toxt, If we look at He wants you personally to do. Have ceed. The whole history of our age of twenty. His library contained P'" P way wo can worl< for God ana
country
has
been
largely
one
of
faith.
th
twenty-four thousand volumes. He represent God to our fellows.
Cain'' from Th^ standpoint "of Oils >°!! "V* ^> those requirements?
From the day-that Columbus crossed Is the author of a number of very 1mworld. WB would eay ho had dond . £ Bo honest w th yourself,
the
Atlantic
to
tho
present
day,
nearporta_nt works; several of them are
woll; but It was he thnt did It. God'ri to You have
a soul to save and a body
r
every great move has appeared unword says. "b> tho works of.jthe law cor
^/°^
- Ypu will be'rewarded ac- ly
reasonable
from
a
worldly
standpoint,
dln to yollir wor
He was one of tho greatest orators *5UflQfly b
shall no flosh bo Jngtlnod." "Salva- , 03 Bo
£ unon( st. wlth
"/
but tias been undertaken through and statesmen of his time. To be
tlon Is not of works, lest any man i m n n-!
faith. And what shall I how say, for familiar with his life is to know Engflhould boast." ..Cain lived long,
V
the tlmo would fall me to tell of Gid- land's history for a period of sixty
nnough to inako n mark fn tho world; | A-man woulq steal a dollar on tho eon,
FOU MAY 2, 1909.
nnd'of Barak,' and of Jophthae, years.
but Instead of making*a mark In thb same principle that ho would steal a and of
the woja_derfuI_thlngB_-theyworld,
hnH tn
..,.* a•
-•"• • • ••
I > find hnd
to put
Before-tho-young-women-Iwould"
Flr"st""Mlsalohary
Joiirhoyi
-w^ ''! -?1?
,
ninrk onrpln.
hnve accompHslfed through faith.
——
»«' "°
"" embodiment of the
hold up
as tho
Cyprus.
Tho mnn or woman who lucks this principles I ha\
^r^^^fT^^'
^^^o ^drffnTrnBrSiSS
referred to In this
«j j
— have
quality of faith is of all persons most I address,
ono
of- - - .,
--^ reform.v*V»*»»~
Acts. 13:1-12.. Learn ..versea. t, .3.,.:.
miserable;-yea,
-sinlios'nt
tholr
"door
ers'
that
"has"
ever'Tilessed
our coun'
'
wo"Pton2 enoue '",' °/ Cn'"' y°5 <t I tho oiilookor that tho supposed dls", and wreaks vengeance"ipon"^^ try. When hor funeral car drew
GOL.DKN
TEXT—Go ye Into, all tha
n
n
on
K
„ .. „ the?r
., me^TbecaMe
... ...KJ .'uvuunt
and" hS £ honored mor'o°
^^^??»/ «°n't enjoy
slowly Into tho city of Chicago, as world, and pre«ch tho Gospel, to the
moro ST,^
to-day than I ^^
Said ^^.^
a wholesale merchant
to n they
cannot trust tho cook. Tho rail- many as 30,000 people turned out whole creation—Mark 16: 15.
over before.
Chrl8t Bnld !cUBtonior
P°'nted
to
one
o
his
way
conductor
Is
llnbln
.to
run
the
'
.
•'Blessed aw tho
midst falling snow and sloot to take
:
...»„ .,»,..«£, mull, UU, Id Illy
tho puro In heart;
„_„ ...„,
Hero we havo tho Holy Spirit ropare, munnou banker, ho handles every cent of train oft tho track, BO whnt is tho the last look nt one of their greatest
Koort
of
travollng?
Tho
very
earth
nre." .Hnn' wo aro distinctly told that- money that passes through tho store,
bonefnctors, Frances Rllzaboth Wll- resented, oa driving the dlnclplea fortli
It is. not wh-jit a man. has, not yot Ho could cheat mo out of thousands ttsolf is llablo to opon up at ixny mo- l a r d . . They came from tho North, to
to tho
tho work of preaching the Gospel
niont
and
swallow
them,
and
as
for
wlmt. ho docs, that obtains for him of dollars every year If ho wanted to,
South, East nnd West to pay their
n«u.thon. Tho Holy Spirit would
Ood'n blosslnKH; but what ho Is. Sol- but I am not afraid to trust him, ha tho niblo, it says. "Ho that doubtoth last tribute of respect. A wreath of "«' Butt™ tho church, to, roat content
'
omon imld, "Koi'p thy heart with all has proven himself to be strictly hon- Is datnnnd,"
VI. ,Bo men and women ot cour- n^^fi.*"^1/?11
. dlllRflncu for out of It arn tho issues eat.
^ «h° m<)nt
?b?« VuS'ff .n^r 0^^^
1 8
age.
l£
^fc^Jn
ViTl^.^F'
? aloft
?"2 Mavo -thoao
No80t
bounds
wore wide enough
of life." Wull-ilolng Is.dopendont on
was
Iheh
on
the
correspondence
by chHBt> namc,y. » th o
woll-boing.
Said n merchant to ono of his wllpn
Perhaps
there
was never n tlmo of a c ty paper, and had boon sent to
w
n
B0 m
wh , )lo c.rftat|on... Bo wo Bh all BOO how
« « <l
any examples of Interview Miss Wlllard. who, was sick ,,,„
I. Tho first stop In well-doing Is dorks: "Why didn't that lady buy
OO Hp«l found lt» way weatward
thoao goods?" "Bocauao. nlr, sho conrago nn wo havo to-day,
to give one's lioart to God.
at tho hotel nnd unable to (111 hor through Aulu Minor Into lOuropo, and
wanted
Mlddloflox
cloth.
"Why
did
Whon
tho
ports
of Kuropo closod appointments.
, If n man door, not do woll In this
Miss
Willard
was
probably
Into Spain, during the
against tho Aslatlo Squadron th«ro seated in nn oany chair, hut when sho iifo of tn'oi;von
respect, whnt la tho result? Ho may you not show hor tho next pllo, and wna
apowt-lyH, Thnt wim u trov
left
but
to
BO
to
Manila,
- • havo ovor BO good an opinion of lilm- call thorn Middlesex?" "Becauso. M n n vnothing
BI\W tho young lady's palo and oma- moniljiiiH work*t'f> ho accompllshod In
of ollr
li fl opln foarocl tho ro- elated
nolf, all his ways may ho clean Iti his nlr. thoy worn not Middlesex." ''Well,
,
, you have
faco nho sald/'Deurlo,
- — - • • • - • Whon wo think of It
ItH
I1ut
Kiinerutlon.
«"
'
EnslRi
owa eyos, lio may think ho Is hotter «nld tho morohnnt. If you aro us
,,n parIIUI
"
«""•«"
""««/
WUH
II
IJ1III1
thli'chair,
"•'"•-•-'
you look
'
so tlrod." The nun
of
„
wo naturally n.ik »ur«ulvoH, Why waa
By tlid forts, ovor tho young lady said,
than anybody olno; but Clod nays lila tlciilar as alf that'j-ou "wll'i'novor do m l n nournfio.
novor forgot not t l i o . r n t o of proBr.-H.i Kept up?
lioart In doROltful and dospnratoly for mo." "Very well," nnld tho young Tho° R IUI" lnto tho "arbor ho nallort. Mifinn'wn.'V; "ofc"
8h
0 0 n l y por
Un
( I)l
o n tthat
h n t lhad
n ; . spoken
f W Ba'"»
, word to
- ,loaHt,
" "for
""' "I'ProxImntoIy
at
'Spnnlsh .floot .wan dniitroyoil, son
wlckoil ahovo all things, his throat In mnn. "If I hnvo to llo to koop my pokind
ri" B'o>i»nitlon
or two aftor tho
Bltlon
I
will
lono
it."
many
of
tlu»
forts
oapturfld
and
mittlly
nn opon soptilcliro, tho poison ot imps
mo Hlnco I imld farewell to mother ilciith of tho upoHtlOH. and .Indeed, for
Whon Abraham Lincoln had chnrKo Manila takoii.'.
Is iitulor h|n Him, his mouth f u l l of
ni\'.\...tho *-dour onon at homo."
u. coupli! of conturloii nftor tho tlmo of
HoliHon
was no lonn cniiraRiioun
ctirnlng, his foot swift to iiliod Intio- of Orfiitn' country storo, ho wnllcoil whmi
was truo to Christ,, "'" aiicxitl.w tlu^nillKlnn, of .fihrlnt con1
fllinlc
"'" Workman |n tho OonyliiK honiolf .ivnry pleaaiiro or. "rlll«l t(> T, „
cnnt blood, dontructlon and mlunry two tulloa to Klvo a lady iiU coiitfl that v o r v - '"
voutra of t t i n ' n n n m l n n dro.
/ nro In lila wayu, no foar of God 1><>- ha had ovorolmrKod hor by. mlBtnlto,
comfort that ,,ho mlKlit nil tho pooli.ri.«,lov«r North 'rlcn. und Western
|ln
'rth<1
rinttsbui-Kh boyn whlln utorni- tlon to whlnh Ho had callod luir.
,foro hln oy«H( How can ho oiieapn tho Anothor thiio ho inado n nilatnlto and
Knropn anil travnloil uvou- tin far (\ft
damnation ot hull?
iiold a quni'tor of a pound of ton for V'»«
''"In of H n n t l n K O HIIIIK In tho
Ilor Inllnonro In giving to tho youth India nnd (,'hlim. In tinltu of. muoli
hnlfi.ipound,
A« HOOII as ho dlncov- '111V hottoat of tho battlo:
What worse error In thoro than to art^...<
nf thin I nnd a portion of knowledge pornooiitlnii tho I'MrlrttUniH luxd bncdino
•-- •Iio
orod
hln
ori'or
could
not
rout
till
ntippoiio a man nan do woll with »
that ciuinot fall to provo honollolal to MII niiincroiiH hy tho y<mr .Ililf A. !>.'
"Pin (.hi) n l n r Hpuliitlrd l)iinller r
thnt- Coiiiitiuitlno rnuml It nonvonlonc
thnni.
wrong lioai't? Wo nmlcii an a w f u l it wan nmdo rlKht,, A f t o r ho wim nd-(III I I"IU( inuy it xvnvu,
mltti'il
to
th(!
baV
It
wan
nnld
of
him
nilntalco if wo atippouo
that million
'IT Hi,- I n n i l of I l i n frnt
..oi^iuii IH
in
Hor tinnnuty an woll an hor patriot- tn roiMiKnlr.ci Christianity onichilly.
1
1,1,„.,!.. »-.. • • •
It \vnn tho nuranHH of Olirlntlunlty
-••"•
""' hinno
•"""" of
"' Dm
<iin lu-nvo!"
nrnvn: '
iiliuply fnr tho oluircli and Hiiiulay that hn would novor dnfnnd n pnriion
A
n i l tho
turn may ho noon In thn fact, thnt diirr
nnlioal. Tim fannnr uooda it to run whom lio hollovod to bn lu thn wrong,
Wo mind morn young 1'oopln to-day liu; lior vlult to IfliiKland, whon that kllli'd It, or .At li-nut cnuiind tha
)I!H farm. Tho innrnhniit to run hlti nviin If thny nffoi'inl him n largo who nro not afiirid nf tho llory f u r - tilralnnil political rolatloiin nxliitiMl Ixi- I»MH of Itn vital onorKy nnd oxpoliHlvn
rot- whim Hi" tlmo i-iuno that
of innnny
innnny to
to do
do no.
no '
- ..........
" di'ii
' of" "
ntort 1 . It lurtooilod hy ovory InillvM- iimountt of
iio,
nuco,
or tho
llonii; youiiK pno- twoon I'Jni;laii(l and thhi country, Mho fnri'«i
lilnlioiui an I iitlii.'j' OculualitutlDH worn
Ho iiiuliM'tnok thnn uo
ual-tliat oxpnnttt'to inako a U'IICCIIKH of
mild; "I mil llrnt u..Chrltitliin, t h n n I iihln
I'ntorimn
trlnj,
pin
wli«
.ahull
«o
out
and
tn«ot
Ooto I'Xn (-Inn pnlitlcul pownr nnd to
. ...llfu...
bollnvliiK tho man MMinod of m)ll'ilor
,..,.„. Hath lu thn nniuo of tho OoA ot la- inn n 811x011, (lion I am an Ainorlmiii,
r n i l c h (Iii-i iinlv"", thi) ti|ili-|tiinllty of
(
to ho I n u o n u i t ; but whim
w i tlin trlnl
Jlut,
roiiioiabor
that
whmi
..............
,..,
Linn
w
n
u
n
a
innn'ii
anil
wllun
t
K
't
homo
to
hoavon,
I
ut„,,.,, i.. ..i... .
t l i n lnmlrrH if tho rhilrrh ilorllmiil v«ry
tliniui;h ho
hid
lioart In rlglit with (loil ho In just In wan half
V i r . Tho hint iiuallty 1 nlmll niiino |)cct. to n<i;|Htor from Kvatuiton," Ilor ru|il(lly. Mm noiiKht pnTornioht In thn
and drii|)|M)(l tho i
rofunliii;
n pnfiltion to do Woll: tho doing In niliiil
tai^t,
i>\i!l!>,
jirlntilplo,
fulth,-<ioui'iu;«
Pui'uuvurui
(,'h<iroli
fi'n n worldly motlV(>H ' iiu<l •
-••••
ntlll hoforo'lilm. Halvatloii In in throo liny for hln norvlt'on,.
I'di-Hiivol'iini' IH tho "loii K p u l l , nnil p(ini(ivi'nui;-ii may bo noon In thn Ki'ndunlly (ln< limvon »f wofldllnoHii p»rthn
tlnm
I'niiin
ln'oiir
hlntory
"
orKnnlzntlon
k
n
o
w
n
tn-day
liarln, an act, a work, u nliito. A iniiii
u r o i i K p u l,l , nnnd
n pull
p
inriitiMl lint whnln I'liurch.
nlU>Kotlior'' on
ropmitii of hlii iiltiH, ni:c(i|iln Ohrjiit hy nn n n a t i o n that tlin ponpln IIDRIIU tn "dm IIOMIC iitrntch,
t o u t thn world nn "Tlin WomThciM wi'i-ii iniic'h ci'i'iiliM- oliiiliinlAH
1'ronlcloiit l.liuuiln nnld nf Onnoral nn'tt Clii-lnttnn Tonip«ranrn Union." In tho wfiy of inl>iHlnn<irX i>iit"r|>rlnn In
fiillli nnd iiiilvnllon In to lilmWii ant illntriiHt. tho corrupt polltldlnnii who
of Ooil'u ..froii i{i''i('« whoi'nby hn In
orn KovornliiK I" thii Iliturniilii of O n i n t , "Mn In nnl. onnlly oxoltml, nlnl An a r m y of hornlo woinnn who aro tin" curly clny.i of tho I'linrch thnn llinr<»
hopo.of iiavlmr
mivliif; tim
,, >••• > ....... •• ---'- - • -- •
avory, tlin only lioim.of
niiviid. J l n t how iiiuiiy thoro aro t h n t iilavory,
b a l t l l i i K Tiir (iod nnd homo anil iin- n ni now, hut nn IHIIK nn Hi" rnlhiiHliuni^
ho him th" i;rll> "f a, ......
hull .doj;.
..,,,,\Vhnii
iviiuil
t a t n Wiul
,,,,.,, of
,,, H
niiiiu
wim to
ID placn
piacn tin
an hniii);
hiiinitil ho nnro gulii liln tuolli In, noNiliii; fun llvo Innil.
iiiippiitio t h a t Hi In lu all I horn In tn ulilp
fin- nilMnlnn wnrli liuiU'il tllrno oliMluoIi'M
mnn
In
tho
r
r
o
M
l
d
n
i
i
l
l
a
l
ohalr.
l
i
o
n
n
i
m
k
n
liiin
(iff."
imlvallnn, Thn fant tlmt a man wan
Ill iMinnlnnlnii, Id inn nay, UCn In
provoni
of th,, nillKli nf i.'hrlNt. Tl'ii*
liavnil . llyo yoiini HMD In lit) proof f l i n t mil- ( Aim U n f o l n wan tho man iiolotitinl. • ,)ncoll mild to thn annul, "I will tint to nni'.li (inn of tin a Ki'out h n t t l n , and
hn In nitvoil lu-diiy, or tluitihn will 1m
l "i-oin a npli'ltual point of Vlow wo' lot tlion i;o unlomi thou doiit hlniiii wn uiiiHt n l t h n r win or lono It, Which elter« In II HHVOII I'luiri'lKVi of Atdn
i l l " olvll
IHVIl
Hnnlly iiavml. l<'rnm tho day or u urir dnlilm'H tn n i l moil, lot uu try nnd mn."
nhall It. linT I .(it utt tako n n t n our- In I'.en 2 nnd II nhn\v tI .hMn. tI tho
iimn'n cntivonilmi u n t i l thn day of hlu
tlin wlioln annor of (Iod, (U;ht liilhiriii'.,-.-! wliluli In llnir put a ntnp to.
ontei'prlHe \vero ulrtMidy at'
diiiith iinlviillun In u work and hn
(ho jiooil IU;ht of f a i t h , and ondurn nilM.-diiiuiry
\viirk In the iltiyit nf Jntinmiiiit '"Wnrlc
It out," or hn -fornvnr
hnrilnium an ((oml noldlorii of '.lonua
1
\Vlieii
i-enillllf;
HID \vorlil|-cMl:l (nlo of
lout, Arid11 d i m t l i iiiilviitlnii In u iiliiln,,
Cln-liil, 1 Tho C|i|ilnln of our iinlvn- tho ii|ii-etiil nf tint ()(in|ml wlilnh wo.
II, Tin iNiiiifiuil nlop In woll-ilnlii||
tlon
him
nnvor
lout
a
battlo.
. - — ".'«n
H i n t In Aot'i wn nhoiild ulwiiyn bo thlnlclu to Inkii Ilin I i l i i l n nil onn'n Kill<l>'.
ilnlii nf (Jnil nnfTni-i.tli violence, and
Inir how wo In mu- day inliclit inulie n
U lu d o u b t f u l w l i n t h n r thnrn woiiljl
nlTilllnr uinl even mule wonderful hln-*
tin (inch u rniinli'y in tliu world uu I tin
ni1 11 11 10
no
tory.
iii«?"i
"
''
!
"
t"Hll)tn
mlufnr.
t/llltuil MludiH of Anirrlcn, wnrn It, llt)t
• iino hv iimrryliiff. on' T
for thn ln|ii:luRii "f ClU'lutophiir CnlA l i t t l e li'arnlni; In n ilunKurniiti tli'ny,
U l l l b l l U to MDI'KIld I l l l l Ulll)Wllld|[0 of
•-••Tho i n u l u r l t y of tho world'B brow- iiml too inncli oflen unlltii n man I'mcrlou l»il(in« to (lornuiiiy.
mnkliiK »»
living.
Endeavor.
- I
• "•
t^±sts*ig^-tt&s£z*^^
&^r-&$»SirT%^&^$S^3^<XZ£ i '.!••" W "F """•• «" "'» "°™ -""— °' "-"""'
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I,Mill
It
DO YOU NOT KNOW?
V you do not, you can find out by a verj Following are the teams scheduled
little Investigation that
to play our boys this season,—on our
grounds with but three exceptions.
Attend the games, and encourage tho
y. IB the very best pnlnt
Club, on the inside of the fence. Clip
that (was ever need in Hammonton.
this out, and watch the "Republican"
There are scorerbf buildings that you for further details.
•gee every day, painted with thel
May 1—Waterford.
Hammonton Paint eight to twelve
May 8-Atoo.
May 15—St. Mal'aoUy.
years ago, and looking well
May 22—Cedar Broolr, at Cedar Brook.
at the present time.
May 29-8tratford A. C.
The Hammonton Paint is sold for loss
May 31—M. W. Taylor's, a.m. and p.m.
than any other first-class Paint. It has
no cqtmlrrsritrworkB-welt; covers wuT17 June 12— Hermann Institute.
and wears well.
Sold by
J uno 19—Covenant A. A.
The Hammonton Paint 5
JOS. I. TAYLOR
House, Sign and Carriage Painter,
Second and Pleasant Sts.,
, Hammonton, N. J.
Only the
very Best!
Bread,
Cakes,
Breakfast Rolls
MALL'S
The Peoples Bank
Hammonton, N. J.
Capital, '. . . , i :.' 8550,00.0
Surplus and Undivided
Profits,. $45,000
Three per cent interest paid
For the Best Meals ,
Hammonton'3 Base Ball Schedule
June 26—Egg Harbor.
July 3—Nason Professionals.
July 5-^Lonewood A. C., n.m. nnd p.m.
July 10—Berlin.
July 16—Cedar1 Urook, a.m. and p.m.
July 17— Ariel flG.
_juIjiM—Lauret-Sprlnga. ,
.
July 81-F—•"--"-Aug. 7—Columbia F. C.
-'"
AUK. M—Berlin.
' : ' '•"'"•
Aug. 21—West End B. B. C.
Aug:. 2U—Egg Harbor.
Bept. i—Berlin, at Berlin.
—Sept. 0—Pleasontvllle, a.m. and p.m.
Bept. 11—East End B. B. C.
Sept. 18—81. Paul's A. A.
MR. EDITOR : After calling attention
to the very poor lighting ol the poat
office, some months ago, there was
quite aa improvement made. Since; I
have learned that the building is leased
TfitlftfaB agreement tbatHhu proprietor
furnlah lights; so the responsibility
rests on the owuer of the building. For
some time past, one of the lights has
been little more tban one candle power
(and that of the old-fashioned "tallow
candlertype),~abd the" dtbftrs very poor
in comparison with the lights in our
leading stores. '
I claim that the citizens of Hammontoo have a right to tlrst-claas lights in
the post-office, and if the present mode
of lighting cannot be made effective,
some other plan should be adopted, and
gome means be taken to supply thoroughly ^ood light. - ' VOX POPTJM.
£gT~ List of uncalled-for letters in the
Hamrnooton Post Office on Wednesday,
Dr O B Bird
Antonio Granlero
Master Fred Krtt
Andomlo Klnel'la
FOREIGN
Lunarda Coluccl
Persons calling for any of the above
letters'will please state that it has
been advertised.
1
THOS. O. ELVINB, P.M.
• •••••••-
•
•'• ob TO—.-.-' • ' • • • • - ' - - - ' • •
Lakeview Cramer's Restaurant
Next to Bank Bros. Building,'
GREENHammonton.
HOUSE
Meals at All Hours.
Central Avo., Hammonton, N. J.
,
B. J. BYBNES, President
M. L. JACKSON. Vioe-PreB't
W. R. TILTON, Cashier.
DIRECTORS
. J. Byrnea
C. F. Osflood
Elnm Stookwell
Wm. J. Smith
Som'I Andoraon
M. L. Jaokaon
George Elvlns
Wm. L. Black
J. 0. Anderson
\V. R. Tilton
Berry Tickets
the kind you can
read, and the kind
that lasts,-—
Printed by Hoyt & Son
Weak Kidneys Make Weak
Bodies.
Kl<ln«y I>IH«IVHCH Ca-.iHO Hull' tlio
Ootniiioii A«li«H ami l l l n ol
lluniinontoii I'oople.
!«'.
II
Aa mm vr»U llnlc woukoiiB n cliulii, n wenk
Jtltlnoyi weaken tlio wliolo lioily and hofltun
the Him) breaking ilown.
, Overwork, atrulita, ooMn an<l (itlier ontinoR
Injure Iho liMiirjr», nil<| wlion tliolr nativity l«
Iraionfld llto wholo limly mifl'nni i frhm tlio oxCOBH of inio |Milfl<in tilri'ulutoit In Iho Mood.
Aolion unit |inlnn anil urinary Ilia oomo, mill
thoro 14 nil e»er*lMnrnnnliiK tnitdctnoy tnwitrita
(Iliihoioi nnil dvl "I llrlnlil'" illntinn«. Thorn In
Jin rtml luilji for tlin imlTeror exnepl
"
ol,.
.
|>uall'l Kliluny 1'llln net dlrrnlly, nn Iho hliljioyn unil niirv nvory klilury 1)1.
Ilaiiiinonton
- . euro. •!• tU* jiruo) ( • - ....... •• .............. - ....... .....
Then, Ilnlior, llvh>ir nn Kranoli Hi., Ilmnmen' ion, N. ilt, auya i "1 nufl'oroil aonidtornlily
frum it 'lull, li'nvj- |iuln tlmiuiili tho luwcr
- jtarl-itf llt« IMM|I,- • 1 - wi»o- tinikblo ttt flnil A
proinrily llhil \roiilil (flvo mo roller, Mini nriin nt
M In* i (o know (ruin wlint louroo ilia troublo
•jiruno until my klilnayi txoniiio IrrngiilnT In
•ollnti. I.iinrnliiK »( Hi' merit* of I)i»n'a
JflUiiny 1'llla, I nriiouroil » h<ix HI Ilia Heil
Oru» I'liuriiiKoy, oml ronolvail givm rollof. I
ftuhii |ilrnniira hi rrooiiiiiii'iiillii^ tlili oxoollehl
(rtmoily lii ullinr tutttttn."
Vat mid by *l| ili?«lci». 1'rlim, 60 iontf.
l'n,l«r-Jlllhnrn On., Hnfluln, No it Yuik, aolo
•IfolMe'lor thu United Minim.'
lt«liiilnt«r llin IIMDIO— Domi'.-- »nj mko no
filter.
LEADING
COMMERCIAL,
Large assortment of
Pfl.lniB,;F<*rnst Bonne Plants.
Choice Oysters and Olams
Served in all Styles.
ALL JIODEHN COMVEKIEKCES,.
Cut Flowers. * Fnneral Designs Thiladelphia Pure IgeTJream
In Fresh Flowers, Wax, or Metal.
35 cents a Quart;——
WATKIS &~NICHOLSON,
Families earved with Oysters and Ico Cream
Florists and Landscape Gardeners.
Phone 1-W
Fnlblii5lies*f3.
HOTEL.
:
on abort notice.
ANTON PIE/1, Proprietor;,
Both Pbones.
Why it pays to build of Concrete :
First, it lasts;' Second, it satisfies;
Third, it is modern ;
Notary Public,
Commissioner of Deeds,
•The other ninety-sii reasons you
will find if you will examine a
house of thla kind, or if you
call on the
Office, Spear Building,
-Hammonton-Gonerete-Gor -
Hammonton
Star Bottling Cp.
B. FOQLIETTA. Prop.
Mss BERTHA TWOMET
Notary Public
Com. of Deeds
I.make no extra cbarg-e for
Cuff's on sleeves.-'That i«5Oc.
in your pocket. Coat haneers
free.
Loc.al Phone 542
-•-Belleyue Avo^ Hammonton.
Business in these lines properly and
' promptly attended to.
-HARmSTMen's-Ofltfltteiy
GET.
Paid your subscription?
Ginger Ale,
Sarsaparilla"
Soda, Etc,
Orders Promptly Attended To.
$3."" $3*°
00
$4.
^'Quem~$uatiiy~*£Shoes have been ten years lefore
the public. In tkat time the sales have IroTten all
as ULML
lecn c,ftfi*r-yc*»
en?
-feCOrtiitf
^t~/ie~fffcfvfy
incj
*ur"f**v itvnrthe largest women's shoe factory in the world. Ten
thousand ^airs are sold everyday. This great growth
could only come from superior merit. VIThy don t
you wear them once! This Store has the sole agency*
THE BEST ROOF
—
- —
Compare the prices of International made-to-measure suits with
those of other tailors. I will be
satisfied, and you will be convinced
that you caunot get better value
for your money.
.
Because the International Tailoring~ConjpanyHoriuch~an enormpuT
business, they buy their cloth and
supplies in big quantities, thereby
' "securing theui at" priotHfr'lhut'
iniposslble for the prdjnaryjtailor
to s'ecure. 'Let me prove it.
Hammontou, N. J.
Next to Steel's
SBE
and that Is
Oortright's Metal Shingles
Pennsylvania Railroad
HammocMm,
May 13,1909
m-
Fire Insurance.
—-MONEY
von
Acoording to hotel selected.
. "Covers necessary expenses for three days. Tickets good returning
for ten days.
Detailed Itineraries and full information
. of Ticket Agents, or
'
J. R. WOOD,
GKO. W. BOYD,
Passenger Traffic Jlannger.
General Passenger Agent.
Hammontoii Trust
Correspondence Solicited,
Bartlott Building,
Company
, N. J7
THE
Cor. Main Road
: and Bellevuo
Hammonton
COLUMBIA
JOHN A. HOYLE
Purina
Food
Hammonton
Ht Water and Steam
For Wlo by
Ildllevuc Avr,,
Hot Air and Gasolene Engines
Artesian
s
'Plumbing"in all Branches
Bellevue Avenue, Hammonton.
BOTH PHONES
licenses,
Bills ordered paid :
Chick
llimiinontoil
DE. W. H, LONG
Kuown aa.Dlnuioud Jnck
will coimult with
liny olck jun'on
FREE-OP CHAKQK
nt )iln
a
Scratch
QS ^
Hammonton, N. J.
Capital, $100,000
Subscribed Surplus, $10,000
1)18 Walnut St.,
Philadelphia.
28 00"
Wm L Black, goods.-
•
.
Town Purposes....™™ j
' $10000
Geo Bemsbouso, Overacor Poor" ..;... 15 00
J W Myers, Night Police .........-....:.. 27 50
• W R Heely, salary ......... _...............___25 00
Telephone Co, rent ...................____... 100
S Anderson, pump and labor............ 7 25
Hoyt <S Sou. adv and printing......... .5 75
W H BernBhotue, teum hire ........._ 4 00
' HNlooIal, repair contract ".V™ ....„.„T75 SO
are building Men's Suits to measure at $15 and
WE —worth
twenty-two and twenty-five^dollars.
We will furnish every detail in tailoring your fancy
calls for.
Tailors
will put in your suit work, style and distinction that will;
differ from the ordinary made-to-measure clothes, and
Joe Capucclo
Jos Rnbertone........
Peter Henr
G DeClcco
8 OeOieoo -
„..._
„........„
_
..„...,
™
i
7 73
7 73
6 00
8 08
923
•.
We make Ladies' Skirts and Suits to order
We dn Cleam'rig, Prgfi.sitig) Scouring,
Dyeing and Repairing.
Merchant Tailoring Dept., Second Floor.
Brotlrers
Hammonton, N. J.
Order Berry Tickets Now*
S3M 31
Uoanl of Health.........
Il«d Cn)M Ptmrmaoy. chemical ...... (3 21
License .........
Unfunded Vall'i (eo, not used ......... S3 00
DKBTTIST
GETTYSBURG BATTLEFIELD
THREE DAYS TOUR
VIA
vania Railroad
Saturday, May 22, 1909
Roundr Trip Rate $9.50 from Hammonton
ffc
Oovbri trannportatlon on BpoolM Train to and from Qottysbnrjr, hate)
nconirtmodatlons at Gettysburg, and drive over the Battlefield.
Detailed Itineraries and. fall Information of Ticket Agontfl, or
J. R. WOOD,
1'aBBonir.or Traflla Mnnaqor.
QEO. W. BOYD.
, Phllada,
Established 18?3
Camden Safe Deposit & Trust Co.
224 Federal Street, Camden, N. J.
Capital - - . . '
$100,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits $951,530.53
Aaseta
- - - $7,333,826.13
Trust Furida
- --not-included inr "above; $4;5OO,ooo.oo
Acts in ICxcciitor, Trustee,Hiiiardian, etc. Scud for booklet
relative to wills aiul kindred KiibjoctH,
and Builder
Advertising Fays
Try it!
Embraces a collection of over three* hundred different
Styles and Patterns, made for us by America's best --tailors, of honest fabrics, for Men and Young
Men, at $5, $7.50, $9, $10, $12, $15, and up.
l 95
„.,„.. 21 60
„._.............._._.U 03 _
D~ Belrossi .. ........ — .. ........... ..T.-----... 7 78
Mike Melzlbo _ ................ „ ................ 8 SI
Paolo Meizlno..........._.._.............. — . 6 IB
8 Merllno .........................................6 60
Hunrey Beely ............ i........-_ ......... 5 26
B Valro....".... ......... ....................... ...... l 50
.WLBInok, tooli.............................'. 819
Goo Blvlna, tools ..................., .......... l 45
Hoyt A Son, branding Iron......... ..... i 00
Cli»8 LHtleneld ...._ ...................... ..... H 00
W H Bernalious* .............................. is 60
Billy Curdona ..... _ ..... „ ...................... 4 05
Thou Wells........................_ ............... l 50
...............--------------2 6U .
*
Our Eeady-to-Wear
~
Clothing Department
..:....,....^.....» $4 so
Fire Cblbf O. F. Lenz tendered his
reilRuatloD, aaying that the duties InTwo per cent interest paid on ohooklng terfered too much with his bualaet*.
nocounls nvernftlng a dally balance
Referred to the committee. •;
, of $1000 or over.
Thoa. R. Twomoy renewed bit offer
Three per cent, compounded Bemlanna- jtp cait tho Rravel If. Town. would repair
ftlly, paid on Savings Aocouuta. ....... portion of Madlaon Ave. Referred.
Bale Doposlt Boxes for Rent.
Solicitor Slockwell wrote, In reply to
Trust and Real Estate Department.
queatlona, that the County should pay
coat ol tranaportlDg prlaonora to county
Aota aa Executor and Admlnlatrator
jail
; aleo, that tho hot that an ordlAgent for tho Bale of Itoal Katato.
nunco haa never been recorded would
Btoamohlp TlokoU sold.
nut Invalidate, t!m_ ordinance, but It
Boos generdr T'rustT Odnipany Dualncso.
might piovont dldlculty to re-uiinct all
euch ordluaiiceo, and record them.
OFVIOI3U8
Tbo Into Town moctliiij haying voted
A. J. Kldar, Proaldent,
to tranofor SdOOO frooa Burplue to other
JOB. R. Imlioff, Vloo-Pronldont.
funds,/ and appropriate $600 (or adver, Wm. Colwell, Vloe-Proaldont tising' the Town, Council decided to
Donn H.' Itonwlck, Oouniolor.
runlio J11000 available to buy crave!
n. M. Bottomloy, Boo. & Treoa.
land, and place $1000 In poor fund.
O. P. Campanolln, liook-koepor,
.The Ike- district, ordinance waa taken
up, and no objoollona or auugeallona
haylnu hc«n made by oltlcena, It poaaed
Dr. 1C. K.
third and llnal roadlu« by a vote of flvo
to one,— tlm one bolox t"o Muy6r.
•Voted, ilTSl Wm. Dornahouae be emU'Donnell'B DulldliiK,
Ilnnimonton.
ployed to umke • aurvoy of the proponed
Offloo Houra i 0.00 tn rJ.mi u in.
--------.....— •-'~-»mVfrom1.t)Ot<>IUiOp.n>. ---- •now- road botwonn l^altvluw "Avdnije
Phono fill Dlnaed Tliiirrilay »ml Krlit»y nnd North Btrnut. Alto, to place eloiio
monumnuu on bouudurloi ol now gravel
__________ OJEO. A.^
luuuu.-i£luuabtU~tilraut l -lo~«urvey-lh0
Hulton tract and place- enmo punnnnuot
mnrkorn, If purclioed,
Work Vlnlihod «n per AKioement.
I'UuF, tluo prlntn, unit eallinutoa
On niolloo, uu order (or 8f>0 voted, to
ftirulihod. Jobbing ntleuded to
O.
A. U., toward tliolr Memorial Day
promptly. Ilox n:ia. Jx)0iil Phone BOO.
cxptiuMia.
'
Obarry Btrnnt. ll«mmontu'o.
Illuhwny UomcnlttoB Inatruoled to
notily ownera ol oeruln property on
Railroad Avenue to rebuild tldewnlka,
ion* 10 <ir«lu ufl tun nater.
Ad|> urned.
eon Carpenter
Moclical Offices
Oflloo HOIUH,—11.00 to ^.00 di^lly.
tiundnyc—1.00 to R.OO p. m.
To RTOld wslllna. would ndvlai)
BiiiiJnY vlnltn
All I>r. I-OIIK'K fnmono lemedlea mo on <
rale at ll«'«l Crop* Pliftrmnoy
Bank Brothers'
MercEant Tailoring Dept
Many styles of woolenTfal3ncs~areJb.ere to chdose'from.
F D Glacomo, goods....™
6 00
E Stookwell, goods .^....7.7..7:r..7..- ;r 28 00
Harry Wells, goods .. ---- .;_
„ 10 00
Goo Elvlns, eoods................„
..."" 28 00
gonto Rlzzotte
Tony Rlzzotta
Mortgage Loans.
,
Bepular convocation on last Saturday
eveatog, May 1st. All preient. '
Highways Committee reported that
they bad holes dift in the Satton land.
tu ascertain quality and deptn of gravel,
and were pleased with the result.
Later, it was voted to visit the tract
in a body, and to complete the purchase
if it proved satisfactory.
Committee also reported the expenditure of 8100 on Walnut St.
Chief of Police made written report
of twoarrsstsin^Xpril.
Clerk reported bis receipts as follows :
For street dirt, S19~GO ; liquor licenses,
V. a Rgrnahottaa, Overseer ......
.MS 75
„
.......«.„.;.. 7 58
VIA
Wm. BAKEE, Agent
MONFORT
. Town Council Meeting.
Carmine Clrlllo
They are Beet and Cheapest
-
Terms, $1,25 per Tear j $1 in Atlantic Comfy.
. J176 50
GencrnI Surplus.........
.
SO Johnson, forcjii Ores ...,i ............ i $25 00
The Heart of the Nation
For which wearej
8ole~2igeut Jot1
•25 N. Third St..
Independent
Phone —No. 632
Poor fund .........
John W. Roller,
$1.25 per year.
IN
^Reasons
Insurance Agent
CONTRACTOR
With the
An International Suit
IS CHEAP
99
W» H.
S
Boxes for Kent
By virtue nf a writ of fieri faolm, to ma directed Ijfucd out of the New Jersey Supremo
Court, will bo gold at public yenduo, on
SATURDAY. THE TWENTY-NINTU DAY
OF MAY, NINETEEN HUNDRED ,
AND NINE,
ot tbren oV.loek in tho afternoon of said day;
at tho Hammonton Hotel, in tho town of
Hnmmonton, in tho county' of Atlantic, and
State of Now Jersey.
An undivldud < no.hulf Intorett In and to all
that certain tract or lot of land, aituate In the
.tana_nf-H:iminonlon,_caanty-of-A.Uantlo-«nd/
State nf New Joney, bounded and described
ai folluwF :
I!«-innin(t at a (tone in the Interaction of
the rriHdlo llnoa of Walkor llona and Myrtle
Stree'i-lhenoe- (1) «outti forty-three <loi{rflo»
nnd fifty mlnutoa eaat along the middle .of
Myrlln Street fifteen chulnl to tho land of
Josnph Montana; (3) it rlp;bt an«lea to Myrtle
fitrc. t nnrlh forty-six degrees and ten minutea
eaitt twenty ohalna; (3) at right anglaa to the
taut named line north forty throe degieit and
(Illy minutes weat flftten chains to the middle
of Walkurlloadj (4J alonK the ulildlo of Wiilkor
HOIK! foutli forty-alx degreea ten minutea weit
twi'iily ch iiuj to tbo plnoe of beginning j oonfiiialr ^ r.iirl.r norei of luml, ilrini menmiro.
tifl/.oil ae tL'e property of OlrUno Lavlgna
and I n l i c n In oicoiillon at tho nuit of Peuploii
llaillt «f JJammonton, N. J., and to bo Bold by
ENOCH L. JOHNSON,
Dnted May I, 1UUU.
Bherlff.
Jk BTOOKWDI.!., Attornoyi.
Opposite Penna. Depot
Full Meals 25 Cents
HERIPP'8 BALE.
Safd Deposit
Hotel
If inserted in a
Newspaper that
everybody roads.
Mr*. iv«iQ Myera la to have H
buii«»|ow built ou « |ot booi^hi of Kirk
bl>oi«r. oyur tu Arltal
Paya
2 Per Cent on deposits nubject to check nl «i|{lit on average
balances of $200 nnd over.
3 Per Cent on Time Deposit*.
14 daytT notice to withdraw.
Safe Deposit Boxet—Vcai ly rental $2.00 and upward.
AUtXANDKRC. V-'OOD.Pr«U.«l
BENJAMIN C, >«EEVE. V»««-i'r..lJ«« «.J Tnul O»flo«
JO3CTII UPI'INOOYT.B... .nH TV.".
CHOW5R J.bE
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