eo n r TEeltfait with the Wheel Hae Printing- Georg ... · 6ormon,2nd and 4th Sundays at 10.30a.m. Evon>on^7:00 p.m. Sunday School9:30a.m. Friday Evensong, 7.30. -Saints Day Celebra-

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JERSEYBEPUBLICAN

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-The onlyTiew8paper~r'printed in Hammonton.$1.25 a year, post-paid J

1.00 in the county.

Well equipped for

_ . _ r , - , , ,day-school 13.00 noon, preaching 7.30 p0. E. prayer moetlrift Sunday, 6.30p.m.Church prayer meetin tf Thursday 7.80 p . m

Mission* atFolsem and Magnolia.Italian Evangelical. Kev Prof PJB Montlot

Pastor. Sunday School at 9:30a m. Preach-Ing at 10.30 am. C E Society at '6-30 p m.JPreBQ.hjng:at_7j.3fl. '

Printing-in all branches—

t_. - - Pamphlets,

Business Cards

; Posters

(. .Dodgers ,

Bill-Heads

1L Statements

Letter-heads

____Note-heada

_ Envelopes

president; Chas. W. AnBtin, seoretnry. MeetsSrd Monday evening of each month.

Independent Fire Co. Meets first Wednes-day eveniDE in each month.

TOWN CODHOIL. Michael K Boyer, Ohm.TTWTBSfoneEr, JTTWalUis, W"D DePny,

(I Hnrlay. Anilnia B ffnlman. M"«tB

Beasoiiable1. prices charged, always.

We will not do cheapwork, and can't affordto do good workfor nothing

Promptnessa specialty. If wecannot do your work

_ when youjvantJt donewe'll tell you so,'and finish itwhen we promise to

The^TribuneNew York, the weeklyedition, and theRepublican, for $1.25A. pile of good readingfor a little money

Th.0 PressPhiladelphia, weekly, andthe Republican., afor 01.25'

. AddrcBH, call or phone UH—

HOYT&SON,300-8 Dollovuo Avo. Phono O-ll

HAMMOHTOF. ' • , ' . 1 . . ,

Directory,EELIGIOUS'

BAPTIST. Rev H F Loomls, paitor; 'Ban-d&y«crvloea :ProaohinB 1(1:30 aundoy-schô)11.45, Junior C. B. 3.00p.m., Christian Kn-denTorS.OO, Preaching7.30. Weekday prajor

-ffleellng-Thur»d»y«T«nlng-7^30.ST. JOBEPD'S, R 0. Her P J Hendriok,

Rector. Sunday mans 10.30 a m. SundaySchool 8.30p.m. Vespers at 7:30 p m.

EPISCOPAL, ST.MARK'S. Rev.. Edwin 0Aloorn, rector Celebration of Holy Eucharistlat and 3rd Sundays at 10:30 n.m. Other Sun-days, 7:30 a.m. Morning Prayer, Litany,and6ormon,2nd and 4th Sundays at 10.30a.m.Evon>on^7:00 p.m. Sunday School9:30a.m.Friday Evensong, 7.30. -Saints Day Celebra-tion,7:30 a.m. Special services In AdvonlandLent.

MBTBODIS i EPISOOPA t. Rev. W.N.Ogborn,pastor. Sunday services: ola» 9.30,a. m,preaching to.RO sunday-Bohool 12.00 noon.Bpworth League *.OQ p. m.,proaohlpg^?J

"3Ins« Tnosday and Wednesday ey-onlngs7.30.Prayer mooting Thursday 7,j(0 p. m.

Mission at Fine Road.Rev.WK McKlnney, pastor'

. Sunday School, 12:00 noonJr. Y.P.C.U., 4 p.m. Y KO.U. at 7:<'0 p..m.Soolnblos alternate Thursday evenings.

WOHAS'S CHRISTIAN TEUPEBAHOK TJinow.Mrs. Chariot Smith, president, Mlia A M-Brad* --- ' --- J- -- - • -roo soa'y; Mrs P S Tllton, treaiurer

"Mrs A LJ Jackson,

MTIHIOIPAL.'CLERK.— J.Ij.O'Donnell. -------CoLLECTon t TBBAsnnRB. ,A. B. Davit.M A H B H A L . Georgu W tiirank, JrJCSTICES. Q. W. Vitsfty .,ChntWoodnntt

Jos H Gallon . E L CaafmnnCORSTABLRA. Goo BotnshouBc , C C Combes,

B H Shaokloy. • i . . •OVERSEER IIionwATS. Elias A Toelyn..OVERSEE K OF TUB POOR. 0«o.Bernah>uee.NiariT POLICE. J .H .Qarton. ..... - _______ATTOHNET. E H Chandler.FIBB CHIEFS. C W Austin, H M Pbilllpa

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Saturday eve each.month.BOARD OP EDUCATION. 0. F.Osgood,presi-

dent; D. S. Cunningham, clerk; Edwin Adams,J L O'Donnell, Mrs J H Banscm, Miss AnnaPro»soy, Mrs K A Joelyn, Thomai 0 Elvins,Dr J A Waas. Meets first Tuesday eveningeach month.

BOABD or HEALTH. M. L:Jaoi son, Presi-dent ; Dr. Charles Cunningham, Inspector;John T. French, J. 0. Anderson, Wm. Cun-ningham, Oeo. Bo'nshouse, Jos. B.Oarton.

PEATEENAL.., ABTISA88 Oitncn of MDTUAL PBOTEOTIOR;D 0 Cnnnlngham, M A ; A B Davis, Seo'y.Meet« first Tuesday evening In eaoh month inMechanics' Hall.

WuraLovr LODGE, I.O.O.F. Win. Berni<house, N. 0.; A. V. W. Setley, Secretary.Meets Wednesday eves. In Odd Fellows Hall.

PIIAWMCHKIM TBIBX Imp 0 R M. J MBajitett, Baohem; Cha« W Austin, Chief olRecords . Meotevery Tuesday* t sleep IB RedMODS' Hall.

M. B. TATLOB LODOE.'F. 4 A. M. DCHerbert, W Master ; AlontoB. Davis, Seo'y2nd and 4tb Friday nights In Maaonlo Hall.

JB.ODDBB DKITBD AUBBIOAH MEOHAnioaF R Whlttler, Conn.; A T Lobley, Secretary.Ueetsevery Friday ere In Meohanlos* Hall.

Gen. D. A.KusBKLLPosT, O .A.K. 0 ALeonard, Commaftderj W.H.H. Bradbury,-Adjutant: UV F.Ediall.Q.M. Moots Island3rd Saturday nlghtaln Mechanics Hall.

WeWAn'n RnLiar OOBPB. President, MilsNellie DePuy ; Secretory, Miss Eva Carlaw.2nd nud 4th Saturday ores. Mechanics Hall.

OEM. D. A. RnsSBLi, CAMP Sons or VETBR-AHa, No. 14. Cape., William0 Gilford; FirstBorgt., Horry C Leonard. Meets 2nd and 4thMonday eras. Mechanics'Hall.

Llrtla Ha Ha Council, No. 37, D. of P.Mra Ida Bowles, Pockbontasj Mrs Oarrle AKin vie.of K.-ilcata-lIonday evening la R«dMan's Hull.

VTortby Master, Francis MoNniuy | II. S., WmBtnoll Mteta 2nd and 4th Thnrsday nights Intheir hall.

Business Organizations.Hnmrooninn Loan and DullJing Association,

W.l l .Tl l ton secretary. Meets ovory 1stThursday In Flremen'a Hall.

Worhlngmtn's Jionn and Building Association,W. 11. Uornihoiina, oooroiory. Meets every1st Monday In Firemen's Hall,

People's Dunk, W. R. Tllton oaibler.

LOOM BUSINESS HOUSES,Advertising In llie UuruDi. inAH.

J. H. Oorloiujmlloe.Joa. I. Taylor, painter.3.B, Thayer, moiiunicnl".M. Jefferson, altornoy.II. O. Dlaok, volnrlnary Burgeon.Oha>. Woodnutt, jnsiloo.Hood A Hon, umforl«kor».II N Halnler, ((rpoorUi) j j,L DoTcm/jo, notary publloJlarry I.ltlle, ImMwore and furniture.A L. Patten, bicycles.Oruwell's Pliarmacy.In. A. Oordery, bloycles,JS. I), ArllU. millinery, etc.Iloyt A Don, publlihers, printers.Ull II. Chandler, attorney. •John Prasch, Jr., undertaker.IVm. lUkrr, llnamlth.ItoherltJleel, jeweler.Jfckson A Hon, meat and produceL, W. Oogley, harness.(1, W. Praiieyjuotloe.W. 11. Ilernshouse, notary, corn, deedsl»r.J. A. Waas, dentistJohn Murdook,shoes.Deorxe Klvlns.dry goods,groceries,at*.J aoiib Kekhardt, meat ami »roduoe.Oha«.0unnln«lmu ,|>hy«lolon andsurgeon.J .n.Hmall .bakeiand confeellonerII Jt, Melntyro,weal nod produce.Wiu.L, I)lack,dry goods, aroeetl«i,«t«.

Spread Like Wildfire.Wboii things are "the bent," they bc-

oorno "tho best Belling." AbrahamHare, ft Icailinp drUKgist of Belleville,0, writes: "Electric Bitters are • thebest Bolliug bitters I have handled in 20years. You Icuow why ? Moat diBcasoahecin in dixorders of stomaoh, liver,kidneys, bowels, blood and nerves.Electric bitters tones Dp the stomaoh,regulates liver, kidneys and bowels,purified the blood, strengthens the nerves

builds up the entire system. Pats newlife and vigor into any weak, sickly, run-down man or woman. Price 60 cents.Sold by Crowell, Druggist..

WANTED. Aollvo man of pood characterto doVvernna CO]]eot ln Kow Jersey

forold CRlabllshcd manufacturing wholesalebouse. I9UO a year, euro pny. Honesty moretban experience required. Our reference,nny baok In any oily. Enclose solf-adclreBsednUimped envelope. • Manufactarers, 3rd floor334 Dearborn St.; Chicago.

House, Sign,AND

Ornamental PaintersGrniiiing,;Glazlng,'Kalsomining

Hammonton, N. J.

Wm. A. ]FOItHISHINa

AND

Funeral DirectorsAll business in their linepromptly and carefully

attended to. •_

Embalming a SpecialtyOffice and Residence,

208 Peach Street.Phone 1-5 Hammonton,

) Sign, Carriage

Dealer in Paints, Oils,and Varnishes.

I have a large stock of

John T. French'sPure Oil Painta,

which I guarantee to be

t the best paint ever Bold.

Second and Pleasant Stroeta,

HAMMONTON.

The BEPUBLICJIM office is

the only printing housq

Hftmmohton.

Matthew JeffersonAttorney-at-Law

N. E.por. Third nnd Market fits.(Now Jerney Trmt Unild'ff)

Tolophone Ul l . Ganulon, N. J.Attorney for IIiumnoiitoii.

R. J. DRAKE10 Agent for

BHOlfl f^l •The .SingerSewing MachinesRopnjrn, nnd Supplicfl,

Hftminonton, N. J.

A full lino can be noon at ID, I). Arlltr.'atoro, or

Drop ma n |ioatnl curd, and I will"•' (inll nt your lionflo,

lyford BovorngoMot®.vyr: Public

for Now Jernajr,tnmlorA liln eorvlwB,

Potialon vouotiera oxooutoil.

Hnramonton.K. J.

Better' than a Piano, Organ, or Mnalc Box, for it sines and talks ns well ns ploys, nndflon1 1 cost as much. It reproduces tho music of any instrument—band or orclic.it m— tells.

nd slngs-7-tho old familiar hymns as well DS tho popular songs— H is always ready.r *- v -* See that Mr. Edison's* signature Is on every machine. Cata-_ .

logues of OH dealers, or NATIONAL PHONOGRAPH CO., 135 Hfth Ave., New York.

s VOL.39. . , . - . . . • . , . . . ,. ,Originator of the celebrated Home-treatment for the cure of all

" ' . ' , ' * . • • • . '

Chronic, Nervous and Wasting Diseases.I challenge all forms of disease, acute or chrdnic.

I treat on Bcientific prihcipleBjfmth selected Tnedicinee^

A LASTING CURE—— Tho-nboverrBtateinent is "openfrank, without fear of contradiction.

i HAMMONTOK, NV- J., MAKCH 23, 190J. KO. 1

1 treat nil forms of chronic diseasessuccessfully that have baffled skilledprofessors. No so-called "cure-alls,"but remedies prepared for each IndJvid-ual-oase.—-A-full statement-of-yonruase—sent me by mail will receive promptJarjdVca'efal consideration and nrlvico sentpratin on receipt of stamp. Office advice-FREE. . ..

Hundreds of jtestinjgnJolBjieaiMSvl-

our method ol treating nil forma ofohronla disease. •

All coireppondeneo is. strictly private •and confidential. Ko matter the diseaseor how long standing, consult Philadol-

" ia's Eminent Bpeuiiiliul,—. . .Dr. K. I!. JOTF.

1306 Bouib.lir.oad til., I'liiiuun., I'a.

TEeltfait with the Wheel Haeis not "a brother to the ox," nor does he carry "the burdenof the world'* or any other burden on his back. ' ~ He simply

The Planet Jr. No. 17 Single Wheel Hoe,of . jhTBaloaiest andlnoit

A PRAYER.

Onco roore, oh Lord I wocry to tboe:Sol our clear town Trora liquor tree.

. Save our youth from everythingyhnt doth dotlli>. from darkness bringThere) nil. Into the bloesod lightOf Christ's eospol, where oil IB bright.

Send down thy Spirit from above, ..iftlveBfrall that OHrUHlke love,—

That with patience wo may workAgainst all evil that may lurkAlong the path of loved ones dear.May God's Spirit bo ovcrnear.

—-Obrgulde4hem IrVtbepath-lhroMlfe;—Keep1 them from oVH and all strife;'Lend thern whenever they may stray,Into the "straight and narrow way"

—^haHeada them to-thfrcourta above,—"Where all Is peace and joy and love.

Young People's Societies.This spane Is devoted to the Interests ofthe YonngpeoplcsSocletiPBof the variousChurches. .Special Hems of Interest, andannouncements nro solicited.

T. P. 8. C. E.,—Presbyterian Church-Meets Sunday evening, at 6:30.

froplc. "What I owe to ChrJBt.'lCor. 8: 9; 1 Pet. 2:.21-25.Leader, Miaa Matie Swift.

Y. P. 8. C. E.,—Baptist Church:Meets Sunday evening, at 6:30.

W.C. T U.The ladles have taken this npuco for oneyear, and ore responsible for nil -that Itmay contain.

WEST JEESEY & SEASHORE R. R.DOWN TBAIKS.

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Price of. wheel hoe shown in cut, with attachments, $4.75.

This and other up-to-date implements and supplies for thefarm-and-garden-for-sale by — : - — — : —

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George EMns.—i—_ .~^^p -

A Reply to the License Circular.

God's View p? License.

"Be not among winebibbere; amongriotous eaters of flesh, for the drunk-ard and^the glutton s'hall_ come to' " " ' ~ ~ ~ " ~ ~

And be not drunk with wine.Jjook not upon the wine \v,henj.t is

rc<l, when it giyeth its color in theJtself aright.: ___ _

Topic, "What I owe to Christ." iCor. 8:-9; 1 Pet. 2: 21-25.Leader, Rev. IT. F. Loomia.

Jr. C. E., Sunday afternoon at 3:0<TTopic, "Companions of Jesus.'Luke 24: 13-32.. Leader, WillieLymaD.. . ,

Bpworth Leagne,—M. E. Church :Meeta Sunday-evening, tU SJ30TTopic, MWhat I owe 'to Christ."

Cor. 8: 9 ; 1 Pet. 2 : 21-25.

\V"oe to him that giveth his neighbordrink, that putteth thy bottle-to himand rnnketh him drunken also.

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Notary Public,Commissioner of Deeds,

« OiRce, 101 Railroad Ave.. . Hammonton.

Sund«j night expreM up leorci Atlintlo 7:30, E(ig Btrbor 7:66, n«mmon(cn K:1I, reaching riilla.0;00.'W. O. DESLEB, Oon.Hupt. , EDSON J. WEKK8, Qen.ruie

Furnishing

Undertakerand Emhalmei

The Electric Light, Heat & Power Oo,

of Kammonton,

Hammonton, N. J.. All arrnngomonta for burials made

and carefully oiocutod.

Always a Good Stock

Rates cnn be hod on npplication. the Bosf I

The People's National Family Newspaper,

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York

Publlnh«i| Monday,Weilnoaday and I'rl-day, li In raalltT aflnOi froili, uriiry-olh-or-ilry Dally, «lvlnf(Ilia l a ion t ncw» ontha (lay nl Imue, andciivonng *nwt nl thonthor thrno. It oon.ta lnn nil Impnr lan tfurolRii oulil« nowawhlnli »|i|ioar» In dieDnl l j TrIIIIHIO of tliovuino ditr, itlno Do-raoilln nnd Foreignoorrmpiiliiliiiino, «>iorl•torlog, olii)(ii\i half.

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l iuinornun llcius, In-(iiinlrlnl Infiiriinitlon,

ou l lu ru l imitlors, andooinpr*tion>lve andre l tnblo flnmielal andmarket r«|iorti.

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for «v«ryuiemlior nl Ilio familyuld and ynunir. in»r-lint ro|nrlf idiloli kronoatploil na aiithntllyliy furnmrii nnd coun-try marclinn'n, and litolodll, Ull (0 dug, In-teromlng and Inilrnii-tlv4.

Ki>K<ilar inuio'ln-tlon, $1

Wo lurnluli ll will*Ilia Ilopntillotn forI1.3S jior j««r,

Send all ordorti to the "Kcpublicnn," Ilauiinonton, N.'J.

Shoes made to Order is mySpecialty, and full

satisfaction is guaranteed.

.Repairing dono.

Bollovuo Avenue,

Hammonton. : : N. J.TN OHANOMHY OF NKW JIOUHISY:

, To AilgtiHt V, HloNHnnlHv:,—lly ordur of tlin (I'Mirt of Olinlionry of

Now Jormiy, miuln on tho day of tlio (Intolioroof, In it annao wlinraln MathildaJilosBonlti/, IH iioinplnliiniit mid you urnthe defendant, yon urn huroby roqulroil

. to appear, ptnnil, nimwnr, or demur totly> pntltliin 'of tlin . |ip|.lt.|iiiior on or Im-

• fflro tun twoiity-Hovontli dny of Apr i l , A.It, nlnotnon liiimlioil ntul nun, or tlio nnldpetition will bo tiikun UN .oonfunnodntcaliiBt iV'ii. i

Tho mild pot It Ion In flloil nîitnnt youfor u dlvoron from tlio bondu <>( nmtn-liiony.Dated thin Uftt l i dity of Foliniury,

A. n. 10111.C'H'AWJCH A. HA A K10,

Hollollor of tho I'ntltloner.P. O, Aildroim',' Hoom K, Union Kntlonul

Hank lliilKlli%<Atlniitln 01 ty, N. J.

A. H. Phillips Co.

Fire Insurance.\

—MONEY—FOB -

Mortgage Loans.Correspondence Solicited.

1315 Atlantic Avenue,

- Atlantic City, N. J

Ohas. Cunningham, M.D.Physician and Surgeon.

W. Sooond St., Hiunmoiitou.Office Hours, 7:30to 10:00 A.M.

1:00 to 8:00 and 7:00 to 9:00 P.M.

Ufirfk wfne, and "nieii of strength to

Leader,_Mi88 Samaria Bernshpuae

Y. P. C. U.,—TJniversiiliat Church:Meeta Sunday evening, at 7:00..(Temperance Sunday.) Topic, "Is it

-- --6-10-,-Komr 14;r-21-22.—(Thistopiq having refcrenco to individ-ual responsibility as to the tem-perance cause:) -

A cordial invitation is extended to allto attend these tneetines.

Ohas. Woodnutt—JTTSTIOE-oftherPEAGE^

(Claims collected.)Commissioner of Deeds

Insurance & Real Estate A&t.Oflloo at rouldouco, 40fi Bollcvuo Avo.

HK8IDIDNT

HAMMONTON, N.J.

Eli H. Ghandlev,Attorney & Counselor

At Law,Arllt/. HiilldlnK| Hammonton,

lioonin l!o-27 Honl K«t. & Law H'ld'ir,AtUm.|o dlty.

ODlolul Town Attornoy.In lliiiiiiuoutoii «iv«iry FridayPraotloo In all OnurU of tho Htnto.

Money for flrHt mort^ngc loan*

the wicked ibr reward, and take awaythe. righteousness of the righteousfrom him. They also have erredthrough wine, and through strongdrink <ir« out of tho way, they err inwisdom, they stumble In judgment."•"

Woe to him that buildeth a townwith blood and stubliaheth a city byiniquity, for whatsoever a man sowethtlmt shall he altto-rcap;

Woe to them that decree unright-eous decrees, to take away the rightfrom the poor of my people, thatwidows may bo their prey, and thatthey may roh the fatherless.

Woo unto, the world because ofoffence . . , woo unto that manby whom the offence eometh.

For among my people are foundwicked men ; they lay wait as ho thatBOttoth snures; they act u trap, theycatch men. Shall I not visit for thesethings, nultli tho I,onl. 'Shall not myHoul be avenged on such a. nation usthis? '

n *>nfl IH not vt\t

PRESS Bui'T.

Working Night and Day.

was made is, Dr. King', r.Life Pills. Tbe6e:pill8.ohanc:e weaknessinto strength, listlessnoss into energy,brain-fas into mental power. They'rewonderful in building- up the health.Only 25 ots per box. Sold by tirowell.

WANTED. AOtlvo mnn ofgood clmraoler• tp deliver and collect In New J«raey

for oia established raanuliiclurlni; ivhoiosalenpiiBo. ,5900 u year, auro pay, UoucBtymorethan experience rcqulrpd. Our referencenny bank in any city. Enclose Beir-iutdrefsec]Btftiuped envelope. Mfinufaoturers, 3rd floor331 Dearborn St..ChIoiiEO.

We are better equipped'"• tbaii ever to do your

tions to ourjmaterial.

TRY US

Bill Heads, Envelopes,Letter or Note Heads,_

Business or Name'Cards,Book or Pamphlet Work,

Cards, Posters, Dodgers,or anything; in fliA printing—

II'DP.

Printers of the Republicanand The EcJio.', '

206-8 Bellevne Avo. Phone 6-3

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THE

Carriage""& Wagon

Second St., near Pleasant,Hammonton.

Have you paid your SubsoriptioilP

REPORT OP THE CONDITIONOF TUB

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SJ>oftStorie$Ex-Senator Evnrta was discussing

dyspepsia and Indigestion and that sortof thine the other day with a lady,- whoremarked that sho supposed the greater- - - — — - ; — . _ I..I .u.i.pact of The trouble men had with theirstomachs was duo to tbe differentwines they drank, "It was the Indiffer-ent wines that gave mc'the most trou-ble," retorted the venerable statesman.

The superintendent of schools at Spo-kane, Wash'., desirous of testing thepowers of composition existing In nclass of 8-year-olds, requested thatthree sentences be written, each to con-tain one of the three words. "bees,""boys," and "bear." A small girl labor-iously concocted the following sentence:"Boys bees bare when they go In swim-

On one occasion the Dean of Wells, inIntroducing H. A. Freeman, whom he

•could abide neither as mail nor his-torian^said: "I/'rlse with great pleas:ure to propose tliJTliealth of our emlrient neighbor, Mr. Freeuian; the his-torian, a man who—In his own personalcharacteristics—has so often depletedfor-us-the-savago character_ot_Qur_llr8tforefathers."

The great Duko of Wellington wasnoted for his rigid Integrity. Here Isan Instance which occurred in refer-en£e_to_Jil9_ large estate Some farraadjoining his lands was for s.ile, andbis agent negotiated for him for the

-purchase;; — Havtog-^neUided-fhe-busIness, he went to the Duke and told himhe had made a capltari>argarhvr"woatdo yon mean?" nsked-the Duke. ."Why,your grace, I have got the farm for BOmucb, and I kaow it to be worth at

-least- so much more." — "Are you'-qultesure of "that?" "Quite i surer yduFXJrace,for I have carefully surveyed It" "Verywell, then,' pay the gentleman from methe balance between what you have al-

-r«ady-gLven~h'im-aad-the_reaLj'alue-ot)the estate." ' ...

.In his volume on Ellen Terry, Clemerit Scott tells of a somewhat self-sat-isfied, vain-glorious,, and grumpy actor

Incident tending to show how little onecan judge people by outward appear-tnces."—New York Times.

who

bis most Important scenes. He had notthe courage to tell her bis objections, gohe wrote her a letter of heart-brokencomplaint, In which he said: "I am ex-tremely sorry to tell you that It Is Im-possible for me to make any effect Insuch and such a scene If you persist inlaughing at me on the stage, and sospoiling the situation. May I ask yonto change your attitude, as the scene isa most-trying one?" Miss Terry's an-swer was very direct and to the point,for she wrote: "You are quite mis-taken. I never laugh at' you on thertaje, . I wait till I get homo!"

Max Kolbcck relates In Der Lotse ofHamburg the mishaps of Brahms whenbe was on the way to attend the funeral

"of his dear friend, the widow of 'Schu-mann. The telegram announcing herdeath' waa sent to Vienna and thenceforwarded to him at Ischl by mall. liefound that he would Just have time toreach his destination by tnUIng the"Orient Express" and changing cars atWcla Oa the way he fell asleep nnd•went too far, so tlmt ho had to wait allday at Liuz for nn ordinary train to

"Trankfoft." PUrcliu"Hlirg~"!i"~pHper7"ITc'read that too fnncrnl would not be atFrankfort, but at noun, ami tbnt It hudbeen postponed on hln account. Ko hotook the night train at Ifnrnlcfort, andarrived nt Bonn In the morning juttt Intime to.chnugn liln clothes and Join the

nervous and vexed," be declared to ftfriend afti 'fwlird; "I only wotidor Unit1 did not Inivo n stroke of paralysis."

Tbo I«lo Got* Smaller.With regard to the cant const n sorry

etory boa to bo told. Tlio county ofYorkshire, for Inntnncc, from Bridling-tou to Spurn Head, ImH been dlnappcur-IIIK, It 10 calculated, at an avorugo rntoof ill feet a year. It la said that ciu-c-ful observation of a certain twelve-mil* strotoh Bhown tlmt tho clllTn fortyfeet high havo beim eaten nwny by tl io•mivea for 1B2 foM In forty yearn, ««>•«flood Words. It In, hownvor, nt HpurnIloud Unit th« KiviitoHl riivngcH hnvctaken pliii'o.

In Kilwnrd l.'n l i m i t the vl l lngi ' ofI tuvui iNpur, n H(>n|ii)rt noiir Hpum Until,wilt mniv t l n i n inn1 iiioinhor to purlin-iiu-nt; In l!li)l) ninl 1-171 Umjry.l.v, HIM!I'Mwnrd IV . , roBprcllvi'ly, landed thoro,but vury HOOM i i f t i ' i ' l lm lul tor 'n v ln l ltho onlli'o town \V«H Mwopt nwny )>ytint wii. To-dny tlm vl lhiK" <»f KHunonnloiit: H l n n d H U|iun Ilio l i i - iul ; t lm oldfilto of Iho v l l l i inn-om'o a fair plnrit ono hill, wi th a t l i H ' i i l d i-hiiri 'h, di'.ilroycilby tin* WIIVOH, In IH'JU • IH now H O I I I I Ihnndrri lH of yari lH biilow h l K h - w n U i r

, anil wluti i New Kllimon j i> l in i Ittin) lien and Urn l l i nn l i e r wil l nut lakolong to drillroy Hie u i i t l ro prouioii tonanil milieu tlilli|;n very iinplonximl atf t r lumhy, Tho Mini- Hell I nn , h a l f - w a ybotwooii t l i o iiea mid I h n river, bourn nHtnan upon whleli In l n n i - r l l i i . i l , "Unl i tIn l l i» year 1N-IT, HIM .vardH from MmHi'a." \Vlnin imwmiroil early In fitiiprlnK Hi" OlHtain ' i ' w/tii :t.Tl ynriln.

I'rflwporlty nan rulimd more men limnpoverty. . . i •

JUDGED BY APPEARANCES.

New York Woman Who Has Learned •Leinon by. Kxperleace<

"I had a rather funny experience withthe owner of the apartment where Ireside the other day," said a womanwho had Just settled in one of tho fash-'lonable apartment houses in the neigh-borhood of Mornlngslde Heights. "Thejanitor and his helper.were' .assistingniy maid' to set things to rights. Athlrtl mail, lu hla sfalrfBleevea, nnd-act-Ing like n laborer, was with the Janitor,and assisted in moving some of thefurniture. When their work was doneI gave to each of them a quarter fortheir services. I noticed that the m'nnof the shirt sleeves did not take themoney, nnd said, 'Give It to the other,two men to divide between them.' AsI wished a rather elaborate gas chande-lier In one of the rooms removed sothat I could'arrange some decorationsin Its-place, I told the Janitor of mywishes. He spofce to the man in_theshirt sleeves, who jit once came to meand told rue It was Impossible tomove the fixture. 'It is a very hand-some fixture,' he said, 'and Its removalwould tend to Injure the appearance ofjtbo-apartment.1

'That's your opinion,' I remarkedrather curtly, 'but mine Is "different. Ihave plans tfiat I think will Improverthe appearance of the rooms. And?*furthermore,1—I-sald-snappIlyr-T-don-t-see what business It Is of yours any-way, as I hire these apartments andpay the rent and can do as I pleaseabout the gas fixtures', I suppose.'

" ^Very true,' he ' said blandly. 'Ionly happen to.be the owner ot EEehouse and I should prefer not to havethi1 fixtures rumuvtid, us doing soInjure the walls. Still I will have ItiJonelf you" wish," and rwill have a~gas-fltter come heje at once.' Then he verypolitely bowed himself out of the doorand I was left considerably abashed.Then it dawned on me that I had offer-ed hlni a "quarter" for"his work~~ab~outthe hopse. Now, I feel as '* I neverwanted to face him again, for he Is aman worth very close to $1,000,000 somy husband snyB. It was only another^

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"Money back without a question if not satlsfacfory.

Q. P. SNYDER & Co., 1314Climbed Mont Blanc.

One hundred and forty-one tourlsU,composing seventy-seven parties, aresaid to have climbed Mont Blrfnc be-tween June 6 and Oct. 1 of the year1900. Of these climbers thirty-ninewere Swiss, thirty-eight French, fifteenGerman and thirteen American. Noother country was represented by•more-than flve-cllmbers.

0100 Howard. 91OO.The renders ot this paper will be pleased to

l«arn that them Is at least ono dreaded illgeusotlmt-Bclenco-has Imen-able to onre in nil Itsstages, and thnt Is Cntnrrh. HnU> < 'atnrrlirure 'p tbe only positive cure known to themedieal fraternity. Catarrh bolnic n conslitii-:ional nlsenso. requires a constitutional treat-ment. Hall's Catarrh i ure'lBtH.kon internally,acting directly oh the blood nnd raucous f-urrfaces of tho system, thereby destroying tbefonntlatinnof thedisensp.-and-glviiffc-the-pa..Ucntstrength by bullrlln-r tip. tho constitutionind assisting nature In ilolni? its work. Theproprietors have BO much laith in Its curativesowers that they nfTer One Hundred Dollarsfor any caso thaw't fulls to cure, ttond for Hat>f testimonials. Address

•IT. J. CHUNKv* Co, Toledo, O.Sold liy Druggists. 7Sc,

amiij Pllla are tl)6 beat.

cure.""What'now?','.

. "We'll get salt herring breakf.nstiw™ every morning until the berry season.';PIU4—PhllaUelpbla-JN'ofth-AuierJciur.Jon ( . •

Bail Form."Listen!" he whispered.Marjorle pressed hla hand softly."Not now!" she said. "It Is bnd torn

•to-Hston wullo tbo piano la plnylug!"--Detroit Journal.

"She Is two-faced, that Is what shela."— : •—•

"Well, she does enough talking tofeeep six ordinary faces busy."—Indian-apolis Journal.

Policemen Barrel from liabor.A Maryland law prohibits Baltimore

policemen from doing mechanical workfor the department or for hire.

. Cure of tbeTo keep the akin clean is to keep It healthy;

every mother should therefore see that herbaby is given a dail.v bath in warm water witliIvory S-'oap. The nursery ehonld also bo wel'atrcd nntl cleaned, nnd_all clothing wnnhrr'with Ivor/ Soap, well rinncd and dried in tb,jeon. _ ELIZA!!, I'AUKtn.

fhere la Cnrrency of All Sorts in Clr-. cnlatlon at Waabiaaton.

A gentlenlan from the far west, stop-ping at one of the uptown hotels saysthe Washington Star, handed a $100oote to tbe cashier this morning InIq-utdatlon of his bill, and received back;en crisp, new $5 bills, which had neverbeen even creased, and were freshfrom their original package, as pinnedtogether In the treasury. Erom repeat-ed handling the $100 bill looked moreUke a piece of dirty, black, watersoak-;d paper than the real thing.

'That's nice money," he said to th»sasnier. "Where 'I come from somepeople might -look asbance at It before»cceptnnc(-, as It appears too new and:oo much like what they might considerjounterfelt. In Chicago, In a rcstaur-uit, I once offered a brand-new bill oflarge denomination, fresh from thetreasury, nnd It wns refused by tbetrashier, who had her 'suspicions) ofIts gonulne|iess— fuel, I unsure you, onoiy honor. However, we never nee anyof Ulnae fresh, crisp, new bills out luthe fur weal, southwest and In tho far

uth.^ — Wliono vor— L-4»uuo-ô-4VflHlil!iK-ton I always tnko away with me UHmuch of thin nice clean money IIH I can:nrry. I consider It a duty I owe to thopublic nt Inrgc to. CIUINO Its dlBHRiii lnn-tlon. Here, I underaUind. the rcHldeiitsfall to notice tbn money tl i(>y hniullo,having become iicciwtoined to Beirlngit." • — ---

"That'B true," said the niRbler."WnHhlngton Is tho grout currencycliiiirlng-liouse for tin; entlro nation, aswell as the rcntrnl point of Ifwm ofmonuy. ^t thin hotol wo Hi'iid dully tothe tn-tiHiiry n cortnlii HIIIII, which lu cx-:haiiRiKl for brand-now money, mid IPIIHH It1 out to our KiioHtH, t i i l t lng tholrDid bltlx limtoad. (h i i 'MtH urn ' l unchpleased HH a ruin to n-colvo It; theycurry It nwuy to all qimrh'ni of tliocountry, It I'lilcrn In to K''ll('i'iil clrciila-l lon nnd contH UH no th l i iK fur ourtrotiblit. It IH n KIKII! pruc ' l lc i t nnd onu I\Vlilch could lie c in l i ln t i ' i l . It IH 1111 net- |mil privilege to Inindli) t h l H I'lcniimoney, which ni l WiiHl i l i iKlonlu i in en-joy, hut whleli I hoy do not t i i k < > IntoiK'coinit by ri'iiHon of l ln- l r f i inil l lnrl tyW i t h It. The government puyH UH <nn-ployeH Hei i i ln io i i t l i ly In blllii frenh fromthe troannry, which 'quickly l lnd. theirway In to geinTMl cln-ulutloii In tlm cityItnd Indlreclly oulHldo of W

Wlien a young man has a hole In hisglove all the girls In town are verysolicitous, which makes their fathers,who have unmended holes In theliclothes, marvel. _

read Prof. S. A. WKt/rmn's arlTertlflomcrttin this paper. It Khould be of interest to you.

;_Nl».lion;?er:.«_ ..'pkc."Squlbber doesn't write any more

jokes about mothers-ln-lnw.""Oh, no; you see. he has one now."—

Philadelphia Bulletin.

No •\Vouder. 'Barneatorm—Yes; poor Ranter baa

Rone crazy as a looiu" The part he hodto play was tdo much for him.

Buskin—What was ho playing, JekyLand Hyde?

Barncstorm—No; "Monte Crlflto," a-.2 per week and six weekn' Bttlary due,

JSlKht inConductor—Why didn't you stop for

chem three fellers that signaled VMotormari—I got my week's salary li

me pocket, and you bet I ain'tchances like that!—Puck;

Science Discards Bru*o ForceIn medicine. "H63cIe's~Crout) Cure can-talns_jonly_the,spiritj>f_druffsjincl def ldalCroup, BronchHIsTPneumonla and Uiphtheria, 60 cents.

The Sequel."That settles It, .Daubs. Our las

Fool, Not Work.farmer's Wife— Why don't you. ea

that piece of steak I sent out for youV_Traanp-(lndlgnantly) — I-dIdn!t-a8U-fa-worfc, ma'am; I asked for something 1;cat.— Plck-Ue-Up.

I'iso'.s Cure »Ur-'bc«~"inedicinc we ever use.lor ni l nfleclioua of thront aiitl lung1*. — WiiU. l iNuSLKV Vi— biireu, Ind,, I'CtxJU.ÛOp _

Money No Object to Thorn.!-"Are the Spenlows rich ?" — — •- --------

"Rich Is hardly strong enotigt wordfor It. They own. a.]jalf tnter»st In ap

'

Lean* 10 vonmiaptloa.Kemp'a Balsam vil] ntop the cough at onoe.

Qo to your druggist to-day and get a eatnplabottle free. Sold in 25 and 60 cent bottlGo at onco, deldya aro daogeroua.

A Customer (In the complete depart'mcnt store)—! notice so many couplestaklngv the elevator for the thirteenthfloor. Why are -

advantage of the special offer In thematrimonial - department. Rev. Mr.Splicer la performing ceremonies to-dayU half price.—Brooklyn Life;

Every man makes the mistake olthinking he can fool his wife as easilyas he used W fool his mother.

Love never finds a burden too hcavifor It to tacklo.

XBoro !• n Clan of People -Who aro injured by tho nso of coflfco. Ilecentlythere hoa been placed in all the grocery utorcsa now preparation called OUAIK-O, made ofpure grains, thnt takes the place of cofloo.Tbo most delicate etomnch receives it withoutdistress, and but fonr can toll it from coffee. Itdoes not cost over }f an much. Children maydrink it with great benefit. 10 old. and 23 ct».per package. Try it. Auk

Patbo» Mixed with tbe Hamor."W<u the amateur play a drama or n

farce?"Well, It was billed aa a drama, 'but It

was a farce before they got throiujh."-Plilladelpbla Bulletin,

Too.ttnd. "Mrs. Mann— Thaf young Mr. Ohllden

/s dead. It was awfully sudden. ,IBH*It too bad? » : • ; • . - ; ' '

Mr. Mann— And he was gcttlnR alon;so famously a^, coloring; :

schaum.— Transcript

: his^SERMON

BY : . : . : ' .

R0¥; Dr. Talmap,-8ntject-. floofl-Influeneoi—Tho Mission ol

the "Writer's Inltliorn"—How It Make!

Owner— Hero!In my safe?

What-:are -you dolnj'

For the World's Dattflrment—TheutandofthefVorid'i Kvangellxatlon. ,

- ~ . [Copyright 1801,]'WASHINGTON, D. C.—In a new way and

from a beculiar text Dr. Talmane dis-courses or good influences brought to bear

j 'for the world's improvement. The text IB/ • . - • ' Ezekiel ir, 2, ''And one man among them

was clothed with linen, with a writcr'0- inkhorn by his side."

_ The poem from which >my_ text is taken'is epic, lyric, dramatic, .weird and over-powering. It is more-than Homeric orDantesqiie. No one ever had such di-vine dreams as Ezekiel. In a vision this

, prophet had seen wrathful angels, destroy'ing angels, each wi th ia sword, but in my

InMinaonrl*Clerk—That train robber says h

won't pay Ms bill. ' ••Missouri Grocer—Well, then, 1 i.up

•poso wo'lt-buvo to gapni6bee-tb<i-Fttll-road company.—Puck.

. S«ft5t. Barest cure tot" " "._, * troubtei. People praUe

• ntinn XVr*lir» "• Uoctonpfacnbeit.vougo oyrup Quick su?e re,uit».

The New Elixir ofLifo

vitality.

Old Young,At your Droggljt'B, or sent prepaid MoureV

lealcd and pactcd on receipt of prisa,- —ONBDOLLAlt.

Palmetto Chemical Company,P. O. Box 1991, N. Y. City.

tfESCUEProm SICKNESS

and SUFFERING.WELTMEHISM,

tho druglcraBclencoofbcallngorlirtnitted.practiced and tauthtby Prof. S. A. WELTMER. baa rescuedmoro hopeless cases than any other knownmethod. All who desire Ht'allb ttnduap-plncsior a Paylnor I'rofesslon Bhould wrlloat onco for special offer ana a free copy of"Wellmcrlsm". rully Illustratod. Aadra*

PROP 9. A. WGLTMER, ' - •100 s. Ain St. wev»d». Me.

1844

WOIIKIII \Vorli<TH 111 Ii'raixio,A nii.'ont voliiiiui t ivi i thiK i»f tho work

of women In Kruno* glviui Ihlii tn l i lo ofwomen workerH In Unit country: I'hy-HlcliuiH.'lW); uiithoni, r.lll; nr t lHti i amii«'iilpln'iiH<'HH,!l,r>00;HliiKen< mid aeireim-OH, :i,(KM); niii-HOH, l!t ,(Mlii; nill l lnei-B, !U),-000; government employoii, ni) ,<XK)ji iK'iuliem tit rel lKloim ordei'n, f),"),(MMl;teaelieril, 1 (H) , (MH); In l i i lHlnei i i i hoilHiin,^•I5,(MKI; landowner!!, r)()0,(MM>; fncloryl! l r lH,r>7f t , (KM»; i lo ineHt lc nerviiiiti, tl!\0,-( ) (M) ; Hei in iHlre i iHeH, Urid.lMH); f a rm luhor.el-H, 'J,700,<K)0.

Tliern In only 0110 man whonn limit-l i iK Hlorlr t i n woi i i i in Hhnii ld hullovo;thonu of but' i i i i i ibund.

A LUXURY WITHIN THE REACH OF ALLI

'Watoh our noxt ndvortlaomont

1» alwAyn'tiia immo.One pnckiij(o In just lllco unotbor.

It lit uniform lu every roiipoct.

IT ..NEVER VARIES..*.*I t you llko ono package you will lllto nil

I>IOE\I COFFEE ia not glazed or coated with eg£ nilxturcn nnd chomicalu, but inuu obuoliitely .pure coffee, full of otrongth nnd flavor.

In every package of LION COFFBB you will find a fully Illustrated nnd doncrlptlvo Hat. Nn liouaokccj>or, Infact, no woman, man, boy or girl will fall to flnd lu tlio Hat name article which will contribute to their liiipjplnenn,comfort uilil couveulmico, nnd which they may havo by nlinply cutting out n certain number of Lion Moadd fromthowroiinoro of our one pound oonlod packagon (which Id the only form In which this excellent ooffoo lanold).

WOOLAON BI'ICII CO., TOLHDO, OHIO.

4-

horn. The receptacle for the mlt jn oldeTitime was made out of the horn of a cowor n ram or a roebuck, as now. it is madeout of metal or glass, and therefore wascalled, the inkhorn, as now we say ink-

~BtBndr~Wc~haverall-s'pokeir-of—tile-power-of .the sword, of the power of wealth, ofthe power of office, of ,th6 power of socialinfluence, but to-day I speak of the power | 5ai"d

Furthermore, great arc the rcsponsiu/..ties of the author's inkhorn. All the peo-ple, or nearly all the people, read, and thatwhich they read decides, their morals orimmorals, their prosperity or failure, theirfaith or their unbelief, their purity or cor-ruption, their heaven or hell. Show rneany man's library, great or'shiall, nnd af-ter examining the books, finding those withleaves uncut, but displayed for sake of thebinding, and those worn with frequentperusal, and without ever sceine the man

-or" .knawing_liis_nam<v:LjviU tell -you Jiislikes and. his dislikes, his morals. Rood ori i_ :Lj:/r«-.l_i i-;- i-'r.-.i--0 f*in.co uuu, uâ uiouiwa, U1H HIWI'UIB, goou Or i meniB 01 Q ., , .„„..•bad^-or-indifferent7—big—qualifictttioiiB for when~tolJ by tfacir~paTCirtB~thatrthtmTi>l}r'business or artistic^ or. profeeaional or me-1 that killed the most men was consideredchamcal life. Tho best index to any man'scharacter is the book he prefers above allothers. Oh, the power of o book for goodor evil!

Abraham I/incoln In early life read,Paine's "Ase of'Reason," and it so influ-enced him, that he wrote an essay againstChristianity. 'But afterward.some Chris-tian books came into his hands and glo-riously > changed his mind and made him amost nrderit friend of the Bible and a manof prayer. A letter in Mr. Lincoln's ownhandwriting is in my house, the letter inresponse to some resolutions passed by aMethodist cbhfefehcerBaying: "In response

ancfcl with an ink- to your addresg njlow me to attest the ac-jcuracy~oT~ita ~KTslofi6al~8tttte1Hent97~in-dorse tho sentiments it expresses andthank you in the nation's name for the jsure promise it gives. Nobly sustained anthe Government has been by all the

-I—vould—uttcc_jiQthing__wJiicJi:

hale the rqdolencc of the white lilies oluniversal peace. :

If our Bihlc is true—and no other bookthat was ever printed is as true as thatbook, which Mosea began and1 Johnfinished—then the time will come when allthe-weapons of cruelty will stop, and theinkhorna of evangelization will nave theirway. In the mueoums of the;.worid thecarbine and the cannon and the:bomb willbe kept as curiosities, and children will heincredulous as parents tell them that civil-ized nations once employed Bitch instru-ments of death, and more incredulous

most men was consideredthe most glorious army. The red horseof carnage that St. John saw in vision andthe black horse of ' famine and' the palehorse of death will be stabled, und thewhite horse of _prospcrity and peace. :mounted by tho King of Kings, will leadthe great army.with banners: Through,the convicting, converting, sanctifyinzpower of the Eternal Spirit mny we allmarch in that procession! Hafl; thouMighty Rider of the white horse in thefinal triumph! Sweep down and swcen.by, thou Angel of the New Covenant, withthe inkhorn of the, world's evangelization!"The mountains and the1 hills shall breakforth into singing, and all the trees of thefield shall" clap their hanrls. Instead,, of

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Sunday Scbool £c$$on.HELPS TO THE STUDY OP THE

LESSON. ' , ' • .

Lesson 12. March 24.

JESUS CRUCIFIED AND BURIED.

Lulte 23:35-53—<Compare_Matt,._27:-31-«>; Mark 15: 20-47; John 19: 16-42.)

— M e m o r y — v '

GoIden^Text: Christ died for our sinsthe Scriptures.—1 Cor.

f — — _ _ - _might in the least appear invidioun ajrainstany. Yet without this it_ may fairly be

thnt the Methodist EpiscopalClnircli. not less devoted than the bnst,is by its great numbers the most im-portant of all. It is no fault in othersthat—the_MejhodiBt churcli sends • more

for good or evil in the inkstand. It isupon your tables, holding a black or blueor red liquid. It is a fortress/ an armory,

—a—gateway;—a—lansoa—or—a_demolition^-^v,4... „„, ,.^.... .-_...-.—"You mistake," says eomc one. "It is the soldiers to the Sold, more~nurses~lo thepen that has the power." No,, my friend, hospital nnd more prayers to heavenWhat is the influence of a dry pen? Pass' than any. God bless the Methodistit Up and down a sheet of paper, and it I church, bless nil the churches, and blessedleaves no mark. It expresses no opinion, j be God,'who in this, our great trial, giv,-It gives no warning. It spreads no intelli-gence. It is thc liquid which the pen dips

""*" ~ ~ " ' '—'—•—' ^.u woik.out ot ttie inlcstand that _ _Here anil there a celebrated

-tiipen, with

eth us the cliurches.'What n great thing it was that HIP

Clii'ihtiau hooka—whieh Mr, Lincoln rr-nrl_ . obliterated from hia mind the infidel

which a Declaration of Independence or a literature! Wfflmm Carey became. (VMagna Cliarta or a treaty wns signed has I missionary by reading "The Voyages ofbeen kept in literary museum or national Captain_ Cook," . John Wesley's life wnsarchives, but for the most part the pens, shaped by reading Jeremy Taylor'swhether, as of old, mncle out of reed or "Holy Living and Dying." There are

instead of the brier shall come ,»p themyrtle tree, and it shall be to the Lwlfor a name, for an everlasting sign tlmtthall not be cut" off."

HOUSEHOLD.

PJomblere.— One pint of scalded milk,one pint of cream, one teaspoonful ofIsinglass,— one— handful— ot— stoned— rai-_slns, one jsunce of citron, shreds ofpineapple preserve, ginger or cherries,four tablespoonfuls of wine, a little ex-tract, of almond, whites of four egjrs.beaten to a froth, sugar to t'aste.Freeze as Ice cream.

Recording to16:3.'

THE LESSON OUTLINE.

Jesus on' the Cross.1. A Sufferer: "

The place.... the skull.. ..therecrucified him (33).

they

Wounded for our transgressions duo,53:5). • /Redeemed.us — become a curse for us

(Gal. 3:13).2. An Intercessor:

Father, forgive' them, for they know

for the transgres-"°rMade intercession

sors (Isa. 53:12).We have an Advocate with the Father

(1 John 2:1).3. A K-inC

one rendering .refers the cry to* "'It" Isflnlshed;" the other, to what follows(the 'seventh and final word from tbe,cross). . .

Verse 48.— Multitudes; The usual ren-.derlnt?, not "pe.ople."^ — Returned smit-ing their breasts: Literal. , '

Verse 40.— Followed with him: In thecompany of habitual attendants.— See-.Ing.' Not the word rendered "behold"In the preceding verses.

Verses CO, El. — The Revised Versionfairly reproduces the Greek - cohstruc-

_ _ . . _ _nor changes In the. Greek text.— Coun-cillor: A member of the sanhedrln; not"counsellor. "—A good man and a right-eous: The American Revision alters to"a cood and righteous man." •

Verse 52.— Asked for: "Begged" IsInexact; "ask for" 18 the usual render-Ing (see last ' lesson).

Verse 53.— Laid Jilm In a tomb: "Him" •Is the better, attested reading. "Tomb"Is substituted for "sepulchre" through-out the Revised Version.— Where nev-er man had yet lain: This renderingrepresents a change of order In theGreek text. The events Immediatelyfollowing the death of Jesus are nar-rated most fully by John (John 19;31-42). - .

This Is the King of the Jews (35-38).Set, my kine upon my holy hn,<J:o).Exalt....to be a Prince and a Saviour. (Acts 5:31). . - ' .4. A Saviour:

j]g^|ay_ghalt. thou be with me In

THE NEW FIRST READER

What is go-ing on bore?The "young man is hav-ing his plc-

CuUfcij.— Tbrt-'b .pounds fluur,— buttftr, cup of vlnogar-r-four-

large pieces of mace, two dozen clovesone pint "of molasses, large teasponfulof soda, the same of cinnamon. Cutthe butter in small pieces, put It Into

tallic substance, have disappeared, whilethe liquid which the pens took from theinkstand remains in scroll; which, if puttogether, ,wou»i be large enough to en-wrap the round world. For piactical, formoral, for religious, for eternal purposes,I apeak of the mission ofinkhorn."

First, I mention that which is purelydomestic. The inkBtatr<fts~ia~6veT3rhrjUBe;r

hold. It awaits the opportunity to ex-press affection or condolence or advice.Father uses it; mother uses it; the sonsand daughters use it. It tells the homenews; it announces ihe marriage, the

parlor table or secreted xin some place byyour child that will decide for two worlds,this and the next, the character of itsreader. ' '

When a. bad book is printed, you do wellto blame the publisher, but most of all

thc-writeri I blanjeTthc author."'-'fhe 'malaria'rose frn'mhis inkstand; the poison that caused themoral or spiritual ileath jroppcd in thetluid irom tTieTip of his DtfiT TlieTHHrnp"facturer of that ink could tell you that itis made of tannin and call of iron and nut?alls and green vitriol, but many nn authorhas dipped from his inkstand hyper-criticism and malevolence anld slnnder

sickness, the death. That home inkstand

and what other missions will it yet ful-fill! May it stand .off frr • all insincerityand all querulonsness. Lcc it tell only thatwhich it would be well to read after thehand that wrote it end the hand that re-ceived it can write no more. Dip out ofthat inkstand only that which is paternal.

. maternal^filial, sisterly, brotherly, Sacredlet it be, not to what arc sometimes called

, the "household -gods," but to the one andthe only God who "scttcth the solitary infamilies," Dip out of it solace for par-ents on tho descending grade of years andencouragement for those who are climbingthe steeps.

The carvers and glass blowers are everbusy making more ornate and skillfulbowls for the ink, hut not one of them willbe so sacred as the old fashioned inkstandout of which was dipped the liquid for themaking of the family-record on tho. blankleaves in tho Bible between' thc Old undtbo New Testaments, ntot so many leavesnow blank as before recent years, madebirthday or mortuary insertions. Fromthat homo inkstand _ tho child dips outmaterial for those largo and awkward let-ters that one always makes when learningto write, nnd from it are taken the trem-bling letters that show the wrinkled handis gradually forgetting ita cunning.

Oh, ye who have with recent years nethomes of your own, out of tho new home Iinkstand write often to the old f r"they bo still livmg. A letter mean

jeath "

warm. Then add your flour, first tak-ing out eno.ugh to_work-it-.with. _•„.

• Dimples.—BeAt the whites of threesggs and three-quarters of a pound ofsugar together, adding one tablespoon-ful ot flour. Stir In one pound of flne^ly chopped aimonds. Drop in spoon--fuls on greased paper and bake In ocool oven.

Baked Fillets of Whlteflsh.—Cut thefish.Into nice pieces. Rub with saltind.dust with white :pepper. Place Ini pan, dot with butter and bake In the

Ab,le to save to the uttermost (Heb.i'25).

Not wishing that any should perish (2

5. A Son:into thy hands I commend

Thls is my -ôn-4Matt. 3:17).

3ven.

of tho modern nevmpnper.Thomas Outline dipped into it

hroiiftht up "The Gospel In Ef.ekiel."dimming dipped into it and brought up \ -_,-_],, «,_„..,„.,,!

IU" .O^thoûleneeJ | STiL^Si

"Slewed "Oysters.—Take tw$> dozenlarge-sized oysters, one and a halfpints of milk, half a -teaspoonful of§alt, a dash of cayenne pepper, and a

3nce more reach the boiling point andicrvo while very hot This Is sufficientTor four persons.

Salted Almonds.—Shell the almondsind blancji them by pouring boilingwater over them, .allow, them, to standfor three minutes In the boiling water,then as rapidly aa possible rub off theiklna with a towel. Put them wherethey will become thoroughly dry be-fore salting them. For half, a poundof almonds allow one tablespoonful ofbutter or olive oil. Heat the butter or^11 In the chafing dish and add the al-

. cnondo, Cook until they are a delicatej Kolden brown. While they are cook-ing shake thc dish constantly and stir

' from the bottom so that they will be

Among the most important arc.the" edi-torial and reportorial inkstands. Thethick ink on the printer's roller is[differ- , alll t lt „„„„ ul «.„, vim.. j.ci-j/o» u...u uimt from the ink into which _thc writer i plec'e of butter the size of a walnut,lips his pen and is compounded of linseed .Boll the milk in the chaflng dish, and3il~-»nd lampblack and made thick bv wncn it Teaches the boiling point addboiling or burning. But the editorial and J the DUttcr, salt and pepner. Let itreportorial pens are responsible for that - — -• -<• -- • -••• • . - . . . . .which the printer's ink roller" impressesupon the flvinit sheets. Where one man

'read!) a book, COOO men read a newspaper.What change of opinion.in regard to theprinting nress since the day .when thegreat Addison wrote concerning it. "One.cannot but be json^' tliat'such a perniciousmachine is erected nmonn them." andwhen, under the reign of Charles II.. onlyone newspaper, the London Gazette, wasallowed to be printed, nnd that only onMondays nnd Thursdays! Not until thejudgment day, when the forces which have,influenced the \vqrld shall he compared

,and announced, will be known the powe'.-

Made hlrrTfo^slt at his right hand (Eph.1:20, 21).

6. A Saint: ................. _ ._Certainly this was a righteous man

(47). ;Found.no fault In this man (Luke 23:14)Found no fault in this man (Luke

23:14).Temptedr.T:yet "without "sin "(HeDTLif— IB7. "~7. A Friend:

Joseph.... asked for the body of Je-feus (50-53). . . . - : . . . .A disciple of Jesus, but secretly (John

19:38).3£e-hope-t h at-l t-was-he-(IiUke-24r3t y-. -

INTBRNATIONAL HOME READ-INGS.

lion. — Luke 23:33-43. Jesus crucifiedand buried.— Tues. — Luke— 23 :4!"56; - Jesus— cruci--fled and burled.

-ture-tak-eur

club:

Docs'the pho-tog-pher have to use

on hia sit'

No; but Mieyoung man said he

w a n t ' to~notcon-scious, so"

pho-tog-ra-pherg him- .-._

sense-less be-fore he uses the cnm-er-a.~~~~" m

Why does' th« la-dy :fro'wn?Be-cause her etu-

-pld hus-baTid-drop-ped the dish.

Was the dishhot?

No. • -; ......Then -why did he

-drop-it?_

Jews.1 .Thurs.— John 19:23-30.

ed.""It. is finish-

"

powerWhen done drain

, mi- uiuii'iiuB unu dry on soft paper,I then sprinkle with fine salt.

While you recognize the distinguished i move tho from one dozen

to £hem than to us, who aro amid tho ac- | get'that'tiicro° are 'l'iim'<ircds"of thousandstivitiea of life and to whom postal- cprre- ( 0f unknown inen and womcir\vlfo~aTir«P"

gaged in inconspicuous ways doing thosame thing. How many anxious mothers. n:. A _ il.^ t ;- L . . IT

Bnonilcnce in moro than wo can manage.They await tho coming of the letter. Un-

.hlngpnnnflil

dcrtakc no great thing in life without their | ........a „„ „.„ „ ,„ ,,„„„, .,,„„ ,„„,advice. Old people for counsel, young poo- , Bi8tera writing encouragement to brotlicplo for ncuoii. Kven tbougli through tie- I far away I .how many invalids bolstrn

writing to" the boya in town I How many, „•-«— ..._.,i:_- t , . '.hern

cadence they may bo incompetent togivo ' lrj> nV'bml, the'lnitTiorn"oii"tho staml atvaluable opinions_ on important affaire, their side, ..writing Icttcru of condolence

of anchovyMnflf Irn... wlnp

one ta-nq^ a.

Hhiilte of cayenne pepper. When hotput In the sardines and heat- themthrough. Servo on narrow slices oftoast.

Lyonnlsse Potatoes.—Put one tablespoonful' of butter In the pan of the

compliment them by nuking their counsel. to those worse off than thcmU8clves'"UTh'ev I jihlinnT dish and when It la hot add toIt will do them good; it will make their arc (lying nil the time kind word", goqiel I f a "n?ly ,CUt,°rJ0"- ,,P,Ut nJ1'? d'C°'last days exhilarnut. .Make that home ink- wordn, helpful words, envlng words. "" »«-»!«„ ^M hnii»,i r,n»n.™u „Btand-n-noirrcoTjf-rcjuyciiMuuiiuu to-thnse-—Call-tho-evnngoliBtl(!-|nl(h6Tn-ruR—: - ,,"- - - , - - , - - - -- . . - ' . i i ~ . ^"" *"" v.i .umjMpnvj iimiiuiu iittO. uerV-who are near tho terminus of the earthly |co in ..the early morning, when you feeljourney. Doincstio corrcupondcnUe in not wo!l, and you are grateful for the protec-nttcndcd . to, at once. Iho newspaper, ijon ,|ur;nfc your ,lCCpinK nolirB an<} writeloinmg with tli« tc enraph, hcarH the lid- before you retire at close of .lay to tho«oIngn of all tlio noinlibornooit, but swiftest ; who all night long will ho anyini "Wouldrevolving wheel of modern printing press to God it were morning!" How manvund quickest Himli along tho electric wires bruised nnd disappointed and wroniteilcon nuver do tlio sympathetic work of the I poiiln of earth would ho glad to got a let-homo inlintiiml. At thu merciful nnge of tor from youl Btir up that "consolatorymy text appeared before tho braXen altar > inkhorn.with tho inkhorn ttt his uido in lOtekiol'i i AM Chrla..!..i— .... |ot t|,0 ang0| 0( mini i.i—i i

ten or twelve cold boiled potatoes, at.ii«p<iivotiil .nf Mni-lyLpilLpm-Hlcv,

ualt and black pepper. Stir (inlckly andconntantly for live mlnutct), then drainand nerve.

Our Buirar Taffy. — Talfft four cupfulnof granulated sugar, ono scant tablp-Bpoonful of moluoacu, two tablcupoon-fulti of vlnogar, and wator enough tomolBtnn tho nugar, a 'Plcco of butter

not bn a day when you cnnnot dip from from (h'0 |n|(llom ,;cnreat him n lottVr othe inkhorD a "iw-iw 'hat will inlluonco po cl ,nv|t.tlon g08 )C, h , wjrn;

ny. Thero In o

oftllll

One Unu of Ink fromyour 111:11 wil l nnvo him from hi'liiK uu uii-i lu r l i i i f i ni l |I!H l l f u and n t u r t him on n <:n-IVIT I lull wi l l win him n for tunn whichwill eniihlii him to IM'C-UUMI nil iMulnwor ofl i l i rn r i c 'H , nn iipi-ni'i- of art nnllcrlci« amibuihU'r of chiiri ' l icH,

'1'h'i inoHl Ini ' l toly iûci'rnnful und utiofulrncu of niir l imn onrii \voin nn old combccniiHiininl Ki i t|my t l ic i r inioU <»• biil.|rr. It will hn ninll(hty lli lnii If out of your InbiUml you<iu i dip ii MII I I I 'H r a i l l i ly nnd ','vt<rlmiliiiKfiii'tiinc, Dip i n ) of I l iu l . Inki i lnnd not nuuwont ill' i l i x l 1'itrl i n i i i i c n t , IViipIo hnvuiinnu)(h hnnli! in In IMIITV w i t h o u t your

thny niiiild not nl fnrd n new nut',IMIM t l i i tu lluil. which (hoy

h n f t , l^rotii ynui'in lc i i lnml pub nit O I I K bint nil un linni'ntn i n b l t l i i i i . K r i p n i l t h u wlinln nf ynui; fnc i -lory n | i lnn l i i | ( r i iyx of mnmMim, It ytm nron ChrMiun innn, lint. Into your h i in l i i r rmI c t l r r n ni l n i l r n l t , morn), ru l l | ( i i>un niimini.I Inn Hint wi l l ki'iip l.hn iTi'i-ivor I l i i i i l i l n nn f l c n Im linn I" I' I thn r u n i i t i i i n r i inin fur binl ininn nnd fnr un i i lh ) t lm n l u h t wli«n Jinlien i ipini u wnUi'l 'iil p l l l nw . T»-iiionii\vi i in r i i lnK at. 11 u'oI'Milc, IIH yn i i l i i ' i t ln lu nil-HuiT your I n t l c i f l , ymi wil l liiivn on tho nl l inf yniir pun <'iiuii|(h lull l i > nnvn n nuu l I'runiilcnlll nnd Illdn ft ini i l l l tmln uf nlnn.

than by word nf mouth. Tho Invitationfrom your |lpn may ho nrgnud hack, innyiivolto quuniloun reply; mny lie ntlmvtrreilby n joko, but n K<)oil. Warm, Koniinl letter,ivrltten In prayi-r, and u tnr tnd willi pniyer,ond followed by prayer, will bo rt'ad overrind over ngaln nnd uniinot be nnuwei'ril ina frlvnloiiH \vny.

Within nrm'n rnnch nf wliiM'o ynu niltlm in mny ho n lluld that ymi limy put nnwing witli inonnnK" of Unl i t nnd luvc. Oh,for tho «wl f t l lyl i iR muc'l nf inoroy whichICzeklol naw In vlnion "with a wrilor'n ink-horn by bin nlilo,"

Tin) nthor nngolnnpnliun nf I n ' m y K'Klworn i Inn t rny i i iK niiKi'lti, ninl rm'li hailwhat: thn Illliln cnlln n "nlaiiKhtur wi'iip-on" In 111" liaiiil, It wun n biniui or n but-tlonx <»• n nwnrit . (1ml l iuHtcn ' the I l innwliril Ihu Ilinl. 'Inncii n b n l l Im nliivri 'i ' i l , nndthn linit l inlt l i 'nx i lul loi l , and ill" lunlHWori t nbi 'n t ln»( l . nnd t.h<i niiiirl nf ihn text ,wlm Mnttlnny Iloiiry iinyu wii|i. Ihv l,unliTiinim ( ' l i r l n t , liluill trnni thn fu l l Inluinrnnf l l l u iniTcy nivo n imvlnu cull to nil mi-tlnnn. That dtiy mny bo tar olf, hut It int iolpful tn I h l n U of U N ruining,

An Dr. I tn ln luh <|i>nliirrd l l iu l when th i r -ty-nix inilcn nt nita oil thn cuiint nf Nowlltnulnnd tlm ovl.tl'i (>n huard thn nhlp nuwtill mi hl innolf nv«nt<!il thn cluvor on t lmNow I'.'niilniul h i l lu , u < wn n in l i l all tll" tniiH'Inu wnviin nf thn worlil'a i:on|r.ovcrnlcu In-

tho Blzo nf a walnut, teawpoonfulvanilla nfter It hau Btnppctl

of

Try It In a cupful of water, and If ItforniH a anft lump It IB dono. Do notntlr whlln I t ' I n bolllnir or It will nuffar.Tills In very nloo and tnkon but a fewniomontn to make It.

Italluii und (Jornmn Nuvlon.In Hftcvu y.o«rM-lNH5 to l iMM)—Unlj

spi'ilt on lid' i l«M>t $:!(M»,(KH),tMM), inul yn!HID I t n l l u i i navy dot'H not coinft up tchnlf the H t r d i i K t b mid ofllclciicy of t inOnriiiuii lU-i't, (in which during t lm mim<

WIIH t»x.

Dnil ' l I n l U in random. Mnlcn uvoryt h l i i K .v«'» HIIJ - bi t tl»' uii ir l t or NIIVI» ynmiin i inu i i l l ln i i .

l<i)<i.i!coiilrit lo no c->n-nclontUiiio tlmt )>v KuiulH nviiry ciljrur-otlo pnrchuHur a nulKlilmrlnS underta-Unr'n rard,

— Mxpor tH oriiimotu tlmt the Anuirlcnnpnopli) own property worth JVO.OOO.OOO,-«00,

—•A iiiinntrynian nn n rnrmit vtnlt tol.onlnvlHo. lout 11 favorltu ilc,(f lu u (jiioorway, On lln«nl Htrnnt Ibori! In n K'it<iwhich In Imviiiod wliini n train In pnnri-Inif. Tho cniliitryinari, OoulrliiK toinnlHtuii h ln Ki i l l c t , tint liln <l<]|( to thnIllltq. Nvlil i1)! WIIH . t l inn ilnin i|timtt of HOIIHI nlooliolld

bin n l i i u - iKMi t i le KiUn wiui ruin-oil, ninl thu ilntc with It mmpmnlcMl l>ythu nuolc.

• In lircncl inivldnit on- mi nxiimiiilvonlu ICIMI t l inn it third of thn tlinu In

now tnknir. Onn tlioniiixiul pomuln ofilouiili Tor l i lnu i i l t r j In rullccl, cut undi)i'«pitn><l for bulling lu tlii 'uu liouni nn<1bi iiilnuti'", nn nunlnut R4 lioiun by haiKl,

. .Frl.— John 19: 31-42. The burial.Sat.— 2 Cor. 5: 14-21. Reconciled by

Christ. • . . •Sun. — Rom. 5:1-11. For sinners.(These Home. Readings are the selec-

tions of the International Bible Read-Ing Association.)

LESSON SURROUNDINGS.

Intervening Events. — The lamentationof the women of Jerusalem; the replyof Jesus; the arrival at Golgotha; therefusal of a stupefying draught; thecrucifixion, — Jesus between the »tworobbe*; the flrst word from the cross("Father, forgive them"), probably ut-tered as the end of the cross was ele-vatedr the placing of the title; the ob-jection of the 'Jews; the casting of lotsby the soldiers for the garments ofJesus, the reason of this being assign-ed by John (John 19: 23, 24).

Place.— Golgotha, Cranlon (Luke),means "skull," as does the Latin Cal-vary. The name was probably deriv-ed from the shape of the Itnoll. Thotraditional site (the Church of the HolySepulchre) can scarcely be tho trueone. Opinion now Inclines to tho knollnear the so-called Grotto of Jeremiahnortheast of the Damascus gate.

— Time. — DVom-°-A,-M,-to-eveiil!i8rr-on-|Friday, the IBth of Nlaan, April 7, yearof Rome 783; thnt Is, A. D. 30.

Parallel Passages. — Matthew 27: 39-60; Mark 15: 29-46; John 19: 26-42.

CRITICAL N.OTES.Vorso 35.—The people stood behold-

ing: Matthew and Mark mention thera 111 ng of tlioBO that paascd • by.—

Be-cause his wifetold him to be care-ful not to.

- He- says-he haa~

WIIH . t l inn ilnwii, ami wnnt

them" IB not well attested; probablyInserted to Imply that tho poopla aUoBcoffed. — Let him save hlmttolf: Mat-thew and Mark, "HlniHelf lie cannot«avo."— If thlu In tho Christ of Ood,hla choaon: The better aupported order."Ho" In Innccurnto; "In" exproHscamoro directly ,tha Implied taunt. Simi-larly In versa 37.

V«rao 30.— Offering him vlnqgar: Pro-bnbly thc flour wine they were thom-nelvfu UHlnu, Distinct from tho latteroccurrence, mentioned In all the otheraccounts.

Vorae 38.— A BUperncrlptlon ovor him:Montlonad earlier In this other accnuntn"Wnn written" ninl "In lettern of Orceknnd Lntln. nnd Ilcbrnw" aro not wellnitrated, They woro Inniirtt-il from thapnrnl'«l tmrnulvcB, tlia latter from John1»:1!(1— Thin ID tli« Kln« of tlm JIIWH;All the rei'onliMl fnrtnn of thu t i t le pro-PITVO tin- t n n n t l i i K iKnniiiatlnn, "thoKli iK <)f the JinvH,"

VITHO 39, — Mn.lofno.torH: "Hohbci-H"(Mattliow nml Murlc), not "tlilnv«H,"— A r t not tlmn t in- Thrlnt? Thin In tin-In-ttor nttentoil runii lng; n iinctitlim Im-plyliu,' nn ndlnnnt lvn nnmvur.

i'rpo <0.-"T|i»* n thor : The tnrm MIIK-M l H t h n t IIP wni "i l ' fTi ' i ' i 'n t ."-— Aimwiir-, nn i l r i ' l i i ik ln i r him nnl i l : Hi> thu I>«1-

t)ir HUpii i i r tc i l iniillnir. -Not i-vcn four(lod: Tr>>- In tlm niTiirntu romllint ovun fciir, not to nptrnk nft i- i i ru,

VOI'HO 42,--.I<iHiin, ronioinhcr m<> wliont h i i l i ronin.Mt In (hy l(lnK'1oin~ Tho bl-lcf-i-r i-i'iutliur, nt ( t iu bi-Kli i i i lnir . In verywoll nt tcnl i ' i l , hut "Inlo thy l i lnmloin"linn i(<>»il nnpiinrt, "In thy Uli iKilnni"nidi'o olourly Inipll i-H that .Icruui wnn nl-rondy a Ulnir.

Vn'iio 4!!..- Tn-ilny; Tu l»i Julnci l withwhat folInwB, nut w i t h "nny."-- I 'nru-il|Hi*: A [iropii]- muni', uiiuil iininnir Mtn-.luwii for t i n t plni 'u of thn hK'ririiMl i |i«ni1;n ln i i 1'nlli'il "Aliri i l inni 'n Ininoin." ((Thin

How so?The den-tist ad-

Ter-tised that" bew o u Id ex-tractteeth wlth-out pain,and when the mancame to-him he al-.most killed him

(the man;.What has the den-tist tp say. for him-

self? ' . ' . . ' . ,.._ Ho..says he did extract the toothi-wlth-out pnlri—he'Jeft tha pain in. ' '-

Who is this man?He Is a mil-llon-alre go-lag a-broad in

search of the beau-ti-ful.

Does he not thinkA-mer-i-cnn girls,the art gal-lor-k'B,tho Bos-ton 11-bra-ry and Ifcl-low-atone park bcau-tl-

(fulV.- My! These 'are'com-mon-plncci things In his cn-vl-ron-mcnt

Then he will think ISu-ro-pc-an art andorch-i-tect-ure bcau-tl-ful when ho get*there?

—Oh;-no!—They-things In his cii-vl-roii-tnont then.

Bee the manlWhat IB tho mnu do-Ing?

Ho la corn-Insdown'Uio •tciks',""c»-J

Did 'not his wifeask .him to put

Yea; but ho anldthat If poo-plo worofools e-nough to"Up nnd fall downhe was not go-Ing

to (top them.If It Is hla funlt, why does ho look BO

mad?Ho-cttuao bo hia found out that be la

ono of the foolu.—OhlcaffO Dally News,

Hl» hnper«tltlod.Hlcka—Do you bollero that It la nn

lucky to poatpoau a wedding?Wicks—Yea, when tho young man

neoda monoy, nnd tho K'l'l Is rich.—.loiirnnl.

Mutnal Compomiloii.

wnn Ihn \vnril from thu orotm.)Vornn ••44, - - I,niu1: Or, • • "rnrlh." T h u

fm-nior In thu nnii 'n iirnlinlilu I I I - I IHC. 'flu*third wi'iril fnnii t l n > ornnti (John 111;'.ill, "7) prnhit l i ly InuiK' i l lu to ly prctvdi'iltl(« ilarlcncnw.

ViM-no 4(1.- -Tint Amorlonn lt«vln«rii[inifnr to trnii»i>i>im thn text nn i l ' i nn r -u\i\. Kltlier vluw In u in inn i iv l l cn l . Inu

"()hl y ivoor wiiiuiin! My heartmitt In your condition!"

HOI-; Ol wait t l i ln l i ln ' (haiinunt of the llld'ii nf youl'

'

LIFE'- 'is too valuable to,go uninsured. Heneeds the protec-tion which Life

—Insurance affords.Assets, $40,000,000,

THE

PrudentialInsurance Co. of America.

Home Office,Newark, M. J.

JOHN F.DRYDEN, President.J.EBLIEJX^WAgP. Yioe-Pres't.EOTJAR B. WARD, 2d V.P. §• Counsel.FORREST P. DRYDEN, Sô'y.

748

, Williamstown, N. J.

r Entered as accord class matter.]

SATURDAY. MARCH 23. 1901

School Meeting.The annual meeting of voters of

Hammoiiton School 'District washeld on" Tuesday afternoon, 19thinst., in the assembly room, CentralSchool House.

Called to order at 3:04 p.m., byD. S. Cunningham, District Clerk.Orville E. Hoyt was elected Chair-man ; D. S. Cunningham, Secretary.

After the call for the meeting hadbeen read, the minutes of -the lastannual meeting .were approved.

, .. The Board of Education had dis--tributed_printed__:-copje8 _of___lheitiannual report, and on motion, thesewere accepted. "

ôTHiBati5nT7lvere~tte"ffTBTrdB~iOTTrustees for three years, — Messrs.Thos. C. Elvins, C. F. Osgood andDr. J. A. Waas, to succeed them-selves; Mrs. Kirk Spear for two

At this time of the yearWe are offering a-few specialties' at prices worthyof your attention. ,

Sterling mounted Book-markers, 40 and 60 c.

Barrettes for the Hair, 35 c. to 85 c.

Hat-Pins, 15 c, to j^lv ——- ~— .-—

SATURDAY, MARCH 38, 1001

** Dodgers,"—all size^,

Printed promptly, at the REPUBLICAN offiSeT

At Arlit25 Store*We have a fine assortment of

Stamped Goods

Pillow Shams, Renaissance Lace Patterns,

Tray Covers, etc.

Also, materials for making Stand Covers, etc.

Also, some very handsome Sofa Cushion Tops.

resigned. The polls were kept openone hour, and the four nomineesdeclared elected.

— &tmng— the— faotn^ — business— pro?ceeded. The first proposition sub-mitted by the Board, to purchaseeertSiiribts fo~r~a~play-ground, ; was,on motion of Mr. Adams, laid on thetable without discussion. ~_.

The nest, to build an iron bridgeto connect the two Central buildings,to serve as a fire escape from either,was the cause of long and earnest

-debate^-but-the^Board-were-author-ized to make the improvement, at acost not to exceed $300.

The third proposition was to builda school house near Thirteenth "St.and First Koad, to cost not over$1200. 'An explanation of the needfor this additional accommodationwas nui/TeT and the necessary author-ity giVeuibr its construction.

The Hoard virtually withdrew itsfourth proposition, — to furnish anadditional room in Central buildingfor the Primary Department, andthis was laid on the table.

The appropriations for maintainingthe schools came next. The Boardasked $3000 ' for teachers' salaries ;but as it ; bad been ^decided not toprovide an additional room, and theemployment of another teacher wouldnot bo 'necessary, they consented toa reduction of $360, and the meetingvoted $2040.

For repairs and refurnishing, theBoard asked $600, but voluntarilyreduced the amount to $400, whichwas voted.

For hooka and supplies, $500 wereappropriated.

' The Hoard wanted $1400 for jani-torn, materials, etc., but dropped$100 from tlu-.ir estimate, and the

A line of Shinestone, Pearl, and Turquoise Brooches,at50c. Silver Chatelaines, 25 to 85 c.

Bodice Pins, 50 c. to $1 50. Ladies' gold-mountedSilk Watch Guards, 75 c; others, 15 and 25 c. ,,

• . Also, a nice line Silver Novelties for Easter gifts.

Our greatest Specialty is a solid 14-k gold ladies'Watch at $22. The case is of good weight, fitted witheither Elgin or Waltham movement

just received another dozen of those $1 Fountain Pens.They give entire satisfaction. ~ ~ ' . ~ ~ 7 ~

Mail Time.Mails will close at the Hammonton

Post Office as follows:

DOWN., "UP

5:24 P.M.

5:45 A.M.

C--18

12:20 P.M." 8.53 '

-AKRIVE-7:25 A.M.4:08 P.M.

fiSS~ See "tho mau with the hoe,"*onfirst page. / •

JSSySons of .Veterans'"meeting neX, Mobility evening. ,

T>IOYCLE for sale, in good repair. Chca; U for cash. • DR. CUNNINGHAM.

STEEL, Jeweler & Optician

that April is to hii'po.pulnr wedding month.

IX W. Prosier, of McKeeCityin.town'on Thursday.

OtU-ltlON-nnd-otherMetalirbouslH.-Sendm« it pnslul cord, ana I wilt call.

It. L. UumjKTOuE, .Hnmmonton.

JUS?" The gas ordinance will bo foumon an iuside page, next week. -

William Kt)br has sold bis farm

10 cent Table Syrup for 8 cents per quart—Kich-iQlpr and elegant flnVor. This at special price

1OK CHEST, zlnc-llucil, fitted up.forsuloor will uxoliango fur oxtonslon tuble.

J. 0. MoLAUOHLLx,- 1st Koad and llth St.

Bgy Doric Lodge and tho Y.._M. 0

three days only.

OTHERGelatine, 5 cents per package,—

Pure and wholesome, and will make three pints.

Corn Starch, 5 cents package.

Shredded CodfisHT

to night.Bgf- The Isaac Hunnum 'homestead

on Mala Road, baa lately been sold to aFhiladelphlan.f* IRL WANTED for housework. - •

111 ' _ ' S1IW. J. A. WAAS.

pacicage7. ~ ~ *

Inst. Tapioca, 8 cents package.

Heinz prepared Mustard, W cents glass.

. Soda Crpckere, nice, crisp, 5 cents a pound. ,

A FULL* LINE OF GARDEH SEEDS

FellBivs are still^njoyiag their revival, having initiations at

•every meeting.B3fMiss Mattie Wood, of West

Philadelphia, visited her Hammoatonfriends this week.

We don't keep

inferior meat.

Fancy CreameryPure Butter

at 26 cts. a pound.

Extra choice quality—absolutely, pure, and we get it sweetand fresh. . If it doesn't satisfy you in every respect,you may come back and get your money.

JEL L. Mclntyre,-309 Bellevue Avenue.

8000 Berry Baskets, 10 hot-bedBash, Sweot Potatoes, H loads bedding

3uOO Miller Kaspb«rry I'lnnts, nil ready to net.cheap. HENRY 8UUAUMHERO.

Rending Ualjroad and llth btreot.

• Miss Frances Martin, of Phila-delphia, spent last Sunday. with herslater, Mrs. Brownluo.

Bgy Mr. and Mrs. A. Gr Niepling&ta ontoriainlng his. eister, Miss LucyUiepling, of Waterford.

- .liVJEMBALE or to Kent, furnished or unrur-.1' nlHhcd. nine mom lxiu«e, No. 213 PcnohWraet,— KninU L. \Vll«ou'a. Imiulroor Mrs.•C.W.Austin.

•fifiy Miss Marie Rufenacht, from.Atlantic City, was hero this week, visit-ing relatives and friends.

fl©" Another victory for Doric Lodge.'They defeated tho Red Men again, lust•'Saturday night, by n score of 15 to 12.

, cor.LOTH — 100 l>y 1W fort — for HnlEgg Harbor. !<nnd iMMj.MnplQ. H

cell separately or togoihiT.

C. A. OAHriiici.ii H.HUUI.I.

O. A. Oanipl>oll »V; Co.,

Estate & Insurance.Jliinoy to loan (in mol IKIIK". 1'urllcn havhiK

IIOIIHOH to rtint, or propnrll t iH for Hiiln or ux-flhunue. will dn wrll to cull, nr ivrllu im.OMloo, MCI At lun l ln Av«., Ai l i in l l i : t.'lty.

UnMilt inuo, - l l i i i n i i H i n l o n , N. J.

JOS. H. GARTON.Justice of the Peace,

Hammonton, N. J.Oflioo at Uoiililonoi), Mldi l ln llond,

TnADK MARKODlOIQNO

— CopyniQMTo Ao.. -"AnrntuMondlnif a okelrh imd ricicrllillim m«r

cjutalilr Moorhilii i tur opinion (too wnotlior miliivoiittoii !• probably paunitabio. Oonliiiuiitc**•<mt free. (JMMt axouof fur

'«uu tuen turouib Jbuwil notice, without ch«rao, I

p.>b.,m>. .',i,a*k mMvuuf lur •oouiiii|I u»lofl(4.l'»t«uU t*k«i}_^liryujb Wunu Alfa rootlra

^r«M«i ntntt*. wiLiiuuft viiamw, in kua

Scientific Httterican,• * if>lrlll«|ilnt«dwMlitr. lATXMtdr-

•nf»ol«n;iOo li>qrn»l. V°rm«,ll«

Aro you interested in Monu-mental work V If HO, plonae

(ioiiHichtr tho merit* ofWhito iJronzo,

HomothhiK'bottor in ovory way than tlio«^bont of nmrbloor gnuilto, and much

losu vxpoiiHlvo. Don't buy uMoniimout, Iloftdatono, or Marker

until yon BOO our <lonlgn»niul nrlooa.

J. S. THAYER. Agent,' at hla Illovolo Htoro,

Next to People* IlanU. Hnmmbnton.lllojolo (Jnndrlon and

meeting dropjic'd a ITko Hum, voting$1200.

For fuel, $,r)7,r» WBH voted, withouta question.

Tho total amount of tlio Hoard'BostiinaUm wnaJdOTf) ' ; amount actual-ly ii|>I>ro|>riutoc|,$f>315,—or $IMS ICHHtlian liiHt your.

'I'lKsru \v<iro about ono hiuulrodvotorn proHont,- ii|i|)arcntly Hourlyhall'of thinn ladloH. At tiinoH thodiNc.i iHHloMH hocaino decidedly unl-imited, which in in our mind ahealthy Hlgu ; for whim votuiH liecomothoroughly nroiiHed coiiciirniiip; pub-lid mutlei-H, tluiy bec.oino watclil'ul,ami th t i l u l i n l n i H t n i t i o i i It) morn c.urd-I'ul. However, wi th u n i i i ld voting|io|iiilulioii of o\'cr M i t y e n l i u m l r r i l ,I l i c r c hlumld l i i ivu been Ihrrc- t i i i i iu iHM i i i i u iy In i i t l i ' i i i l i i i i c i i , at l l i ol i i (u ' t , l i i | j . AU>ii l , Illly in i i i i i iu i l IIMiniiuy W O M I D I I votud to ruiho by tax-ation, for all pili-poiicu, <il!HJft'îvJjil«.'moro tluui nix hundred voUini wornlillcnt hy uhnoiuio. No mini could hoJiiHtMlml In uo iie^luotlng hlo privatoImiilnoiii); and imlillo huiiliutna hiprivate in tho noniio that tho amountiiuxpondod inniit be puid I'roju manyprlviitu

THE REPUBLICAN OFFICE

Is well equipped for any kind of

BOOK AND JOJB PRINTING

1 Wo would flay to thoao who have)>cun Inquiring for whito card board,that wo can DOW accommodate them.

Cay A grand ronekud ball is advertised•|)y Messrs. Baker and Brookor for

. Monday evening, April 8, in Jackson's• Hall.— A"rTEtt-MnTfln-nmt"wo-Rhnll"-iltsmirtinnir

JV. tho Chuck xyiKini. CIicoliH, to lio ro-<luomut>ln, mtiHt bn In hy Ihnl diitn.

K A I N I I O U , (ir ror.

CQr Kov. \V. W^CiiBsolberry, of Had-• dnnQold, will preach In the Presbyterian

iJuurch to-mocrotv, both morning and(ivoning.

JuT Sora6 llammnntonliuiB planted_ f nrly !'<">",

this wooh. One nnmtaiir eaya his ciimo9up tho noxt day,•VIT'IIITK WYANPOTTKH, Onn yuiir olil

TV (Joaknrnln, iiluiUio Inoxi l l i i ' i H|IH>|C. Will

Just' Received.A lot of Fine Print Buttor,whi'ih wo aro'Holliiig ftt 28 o. juir pound.

clniio tliiini out ohwip. A. UIOKI) ,Conlrul Avoniin, Iliinutiontnii.

tfaT Ili>v. II, P. r,noinlH' HiihjiintH forto-morrow: Morning, "Thn voll tornwway." EyonliiK, "Tho thruo pluturonIn a Ilotlmny homo."

Mr. Mawnon (ind fiimlly, from

' B^f" Tho Town Charter provides 'thateach now Town Council sljall .bold itsfirst mectiDg on tbo last Monday inMarch. 'llenco, tho first meeting forthis year will be -held next Monday eve.,March 25th] '

PROrEUTY lor sale or rent. Ton roomedhouse, lot 75 x 200 foot. Pnrtlcularu at

thlsofflce. .

_ S®CJiafflSS.QdjLSoJar..fprgo.t_:bl8 goodmanuota, at the Bchool meeting, as tohiss-when-a—rtmarb-was-made-that-did-not ploaeo him. Some claim that theyhave the same right to express theirdisapproval by a hies, as they have toapplaud when BO Inclined ; but it is notconsidered a gentlemanly act.

WAGONS. A light farm wngon nncl alight sprint; wugon, which will be sold

Also.aNo. 83 Novnlly hentor.JOS. I. TAYLOR.Apply to

jjtgy The Red Men will give an enter-tai'hmeot to-night, in Union Hall. Oothe prograname are Seizer and Walsh,of ;Ktjith'a tbcatre, aBsiBted by thej)e8tlocal talent^ Don't fail to see the hkckfour huudred. Reserved seats, 25 cts.A'dmisBiOQ', 16 cents. Tickets on saleat Crowell's. Doors open q't 7 o'clock ;cotumoDCb at S.

U 8A.LB. Lot on Third Street, 02 x 150_ foot, with unlinlsbed house. Price. £150.Inquire ol J. A. Itoblueou or J. B. tjmall,Hummouton.

ij—of-Sorner-ville, Is made the subject of an illustratedarticle in the April number of TheDelineator. It shows photograph!) ofthe interior and exterior as restored.

by patriotic societies in saving fromfurther destruction a house and its con-tents that were memorable in Buvolu-tionar; times. >

BARRELS. Dou't forget to order yourBarruis uow. Work guaranteed. Now

Uurrois, 30 coots e.ich. K A. TUOilAS, ------- — ---------- Uih Htveot. Hammoaton. —

While all our Churches are la-menting the . too prevalent lack ofoterest in their 'financial affairs, by

members, it is pleasant to hear of acase like that of Mr. and Mrs. John D.Ball, Who, while living hundreds ofmiles' away, recognize their obligation,and pay promptly to their Hammonton

burch their share of its expenses,without any urging. \

ATJNDRY. I bare bought Mr.'ttntnlor'B'J laundry, tho Pennsylvania. -Gloss or

domentlo finish. Will send Tuesday,' return?rlday. • IOHN A. 1IKLXER.

More about our Health Resort.Dr. William B. Peefc and wife, of

Yonkera, N. Y,, spent a day or two inHammonton, last week. They havenot lost their lovofor this their formerhome, and make no effort to disposeof their attractive place at 'the-foot ofthe Lake.-—Dr.-Peefr- Is much IntercsferFin- theproposed organized eflbtt to boom•Haramontoh~as-nr"health-Tcsortfand"proposes to take an active part In themovement. Among his large circleof business acquaintances are severalcapitalists who are interested in suchmatters as we have in vl«w; to thesemen he will Introduce Hammonton'sclaims, and endeavor to bring themwith him on his next visit, about Maylst,~ to see for themselves tho superioradvantages offered. Of course, theywill be met and entertained. by a citi-zens' committee, who will also .escortthem about town. •.-.;. . . . .• ,

why Hammonton IB not patronized asa popular resort is because it is entire-

-ly nnkna\\ liose-av-ho—need-its-restful quiet and healing' breezes, andhave the means to enjoy them. He isa member of a city club known as the"Strollers," who have handsome club-housesryachtsr'goiniTiBSi. andfotberluxurious appointments that wealthwill provide for the entertainment ofmen of leisure. He believes that ifHammonton should offer this Cluban acre or two^ of land on the Lake

wealthy gentleman, who is anenthusiastic fisherman, and who hascast a Hoe in nearly every, desirablewater between tho Adirondack Moun-tains and the Pacific Coast, said that benever saw a more attractive little bodyof water than our Hammonton Lake.Io is right; and some of the prettiestandscapo views wo ever saw woreihotORraphcd from certain points onjur Lake.

TRUSSES— at.0. M. CrowoU's. - tlio "Dr.Horlo AlrCiiHhlon 1'tul. Durnhlo. nsuro

older, guaranteed. Also Hkiirul ly tlttod.

BQy Sunday last was St. Patrick'sDay, yet tho weather was (loo. Mon-'ay soeraod like early Spring. Tuesday

was still warmer, giving some people aouch of "Spring fovor." Wednesdayvas cloudy, with a raw cast wind, and

snore, on condition that they builtTa"club-house thereon, the gift would beaccepted. This would mean frequentvisits by these people and their guests,who would have boats, horses, auto-mobiles, and would .add materially toourrSummer-popuIatian, -besides.giv-ingrthetowrra mostexcellent^metliotlof advertising.

We shall probably hear more of thisin the near future. .

impossible that you do not know that at ' '

race at Madison Square Garden, Harry EJkessaid that the IVER JOHNSON wheel was "The

and speediest one on the market." Major Taylor

rides our wheel, and has repeatedly proven its

qualities, not the least of which is strength. Ours is a wheel

business as well as pleasure. Shall we hear from,

For sale-at Patten's.

At Wo L. Black's Store.We have our new Spring line of

Embroideries & Lacesnow on sale; also a few of the

Summer Dress .Goods, such as

£25" Lyceum pest Monday evening.The subject for debate is of especialinterest to young people. The malequartette will sing. .

C?7" List of uncalled-for letter? in theHammonton Post Office on Wednesday,March 20th, 1901:

Ellsabeta Bartollnn : 'Bakers Cocoa bream Co.Del. * All. Tel. & Tel. Co.

Sir. Barry Mrs A ClurkGoCbaplllo EdwHlilB

Mrs James TulloFOKBION

CastclllTonmasso ilnrla Cuplllollocco Clpnlto Bllclicttl Francesco

QnlntlllSabatlno

Persons' calling for any of tho aboveletters will please state that it hasboon advertised.

M. Ji. JACKSON, P. II.

^ . -and Ginghams.

We haye a pretty Mercerized Gingham,

in plain colors, at 20 cents,

and in stripes at 28 cents. •

Ight, It must havo caught anil opened:io water valve, for rain fell In torrents.'huredny, clearing. Friday, fair, butoolor.

JJ6T Mr, William T. Trastor dlod atIs homo about midnight, Wuduumlayist, agoil 07_yârs.__lli!_5iaa_ainon(f

il'hiladulphla, niovoil tliln woulc«liulr now honui, known an tho

u, on C'onlrul Avuniic.

Into

f ADIKH, Clc'iui your Ki l l (jldvi 'H vvltli I,uSj l lu l lu (llnvii i:li ' i>iiiir, fur nulii only hy \V.Ji l l l i inli , l i i>uili | i inrli ' rn for k i l l H'OVI'II, III<lrciiBOil mill i inilfdnniii l , All tlio now nliiuliin.

Wo ulHo hnndlo Burko's Breakfast Baconand Frooh Suumigo.

Call and BOO UH, at No. 240 Bollovuo Avonho.

Wu wow iniHlii lnrinnil In roi;i\r<llo ITnlvurHiil lHt Ohnroli ntirvlonn on IftittiSiindnv< Thoy do i-xpnet Uov. Mr.I 'o lk.hi i t tho dutn fur lilii v l n l t I IUH not

llCDII ||X(!(I,

KI.J.V Till) M I c l l l l l C V H ()l 1,1 I t l l ) I l l l - l l i v

WouiKill , No. i!7, 1). ol I'., w l l l ' K l v o aMijipor unil t i i i t i i i - t i i l i inni i i l In It iul Mdn'nJlnll , 'MiUnrday ovmiliiR, Muroli HOLli,Hii|)|)or from 5; IK) to B. Tlokotu, 25 utn.•Mupjioc ulono, I f loon tn ; ciiUirtnliinu>iit,

'

'|V>O r.OHT. On Tliurwlny.SJ Wltltu Jtnll 'i'lirrlor IIHi'li.

f.OHT.hil,i Jt

H lotiirutiil to, -. Itownril iHilil

it. MAWHON,Iwrlo I'luoo, Uontml Aveinui.

Insure with the A, 11. I'hllllnaUlUft AtlauUu Arc,, Atlantic City.

io curly Aottlura In llaintnonton, WOH aood oitlzon, respected by nil, I hiavcs a widow and tliroo chtUlron,—Irs. ChiiB. 15. Biuall, Mies Simlo Pros

or, and David W. Pruutor. FimoriilBorvicua nl thn hoimo to-morrow (Sun-day) at DUO o'clock, and at tho M.<'Ii.Churuh nl 2 o'clock.

\ A Shocking Calamity .Lately bufoll a railroad laborer, writes

Dr. A. Kollctt, of Williford, ArUansaB."Hm foot was badly crushed, but Buck-lln'a Arnica Salvo quickly cured him."It's simp y wonderful for burns, boils,piles, and all efcin eruptions. It's thoworld's champion healer. Cure guaran-teed. 20 o. Sold by Urowoll.

Millions Oivdn Away.It Is certainly gratifying to tho publlo

to know of ono concern which Is notafraid to bo generous, The proprietorsof Dr. Klng'a New Discovery for con-sumption, onugha.nnd coliln, havo givennwny over ton million trial bottles andImvo the Bittlafiiatlmi--atcured tbouBnudu of hopuluca case-.Asthma, bronohitlH, luKrlppn and allthroat, ohoHt und •lung (HhOimoH a o nure-ly cured by It. Oull of (Jrowoll'n Phar-macy, and i;ot a free trial bottln, Hug-ularnUo 60o, and $1.00, Kvury bottleUiiarantood. '

Ride a PIERCE Cushion Frame, .

if you want comfort in riding^

W OHK WANTKl) .tr im your l

iny worUutlHnuil ln

I will mow thn lawn,, clcnn n n y o u r y i t r d ,

Htniluhlcn up tl iu put l iM. curry oil unliv*. or ilnliny worU a l inu l yoilr plium. \VI I I Kiiuriinltm

l^rloo, llj roniH mi liniir. Huiul

iniiiiton,iu« u porttiil onril, uncl I will pull .

JOH.UI lAl l lUI . IA , l l i t in

J5ay Among puAnriil clmnmui mndoby tlio rccuut M. K. Conliirnnco atOamdau IH tbo tran»rur of Il«v. V. L.Jowutt, of S.iUnn M. K, Cluircli, to UHIM. 10. (Jliuruh at Iliuiinionion. It InUnmlUiHn to (my thut Mr. Jmvrtl 'H ilo-pikCtlll 'O wil l l)i) f ;n)ii l ly i'i!|;nilli:il by all,mid OH|i(idli i l ly l)y l l>|iulnr iiiiioiig all cliiHuiiH ofoltl/.onn. Mo him ni i ' iv l ly ntroiif{lbui)ud

d built n |) Hnlniii Uluiroh vvlillo lioro,and ban aluo tlovotud an uiiuituiil ainouutif time to tioulul onllu und vhiltli^ ttm

ulolc, Tulilnif all tiling) Into rononluraiLion, It nun bo truthfully nuld itbut noinoro iiopulur punlor luia uvur ocouplud•tuloni pulpit, iind wo ftiM uithiirod thatIm will bo vroll llhoil In hla now Held oflabor. -/'/c(»«)itdf(fl 1'rcia,

A Full Line ofBeef. Veal, Pork,

Iâmb, Mutton.Also, a fine lot of

Oranges, Lemons,and Potatoes •

just received

At Baker's Market.

Gome and buy yourClothing- at tho

M.Y.Bargain Store1UI I tu l luvni ) Av., Hixmimmton.

You will find pricuH tho namefits in Pliiliulolphia.

A. nloo lino ofClieviot Pants at î.

All kindu of PantHat very tow pricoo.

AÎNIIKKO.

.. Gordery,Agent.

ORDER THAT EVERYBODY shall have a olmuceto fintifify tliemeolvoH tlmt wo make theBest Sausage in tho World, we have decidedto Holl Sauango for "tlui balance of tho HOIIHOU at IOHH(huu coHt, to wit : 10 COllta ptir pound.

M. L. JACKSON & SON.

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WATER SUPPLY ORDIUflUCEIntroduced Dec. 29, 1900.Passed Jan. 26, IPO I,.

:

WATER SUPPLY COMPANT

Rcccivca January 29, 1901. and recordedIn CZorfc'a office of Atlantic County, at-Mnya-Jjandlne—N^J.t-ln-Book-2-ot-pjt..tlflcatca of Incorporation, pngo 41.i LEWIS P. SCOTT,

Clerk.

This Is to certify that the undersignedsubscribers, seven In number, do herebyassociate themselves Into a corporation

" for tho purpose of constructing, main-taining and operating a system of waterworks In the Town of Hammonton. Inthe County of Atlantic and State of NewJersey, under and by virtue of the pro-visions of an act of tho Legislature of' the State of New Jersey, entitled •'An

act for tho construction, maintenanceand operation of water works for the pur-pose of supplying cities, towns and vil-lages o'- this State with water," npprov-ed April 21st,' 1876, and the several sup-plements thereto nnd acts amendatorythereof; and we do severally agree totake and pay for the number of shares

"" of-Spital-stock—set-opposite -our—resptc^tlve names. > •• .

1. The Corporate nnme adopted Is the

That they shall not' charge more thantwenty-live dollars per plug per annumfor fire purposes, nor greater, choreesfor private coHaumers than the Councilshall fix by this ordinance.

That they shall commence work on thowater works plant within four monthsafter the passage of this resolution anashall havo the plant • completed 'withinten months after tho. date of tho passagehereof. . • ' -

That tho plant shall, not-ba doomed, tobe complete until at least four and one-half miles of pipe havo been laid and thewater turned thereon, ready for service,at which tlmo Council shall accept samounder-the^condltions-aet-forth-lir-thls-or—illnnnce.

That * they shall make extensions totheir then existing mains whenever thorevenue to bo derived therefrom shallreturn nn equivalent net revenue of sevenper cent, on the coafof said extensions;said extensions to be mado under the di-rection of the Council, but not to be con-strued to Interfere with or to annul theprovisions of any other portion of theseresolutions.

That the said Town shall have the op-tion of purchasing tho said plant at anytlmo utter ten years from the date of thecompletou of the »nme> nnd the terms ofsaid purchaBe-to be set by arbitrators, oneto be selected by the Company, one to beselected by tho Town and the third to beselected by these two.

That they shall give an acceptablebond In the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars 11IJ4Cljbefore work Is c^r^rn_encejjô__cjirry__OHt_. _f|ong.the.-terma_of__tKjs resolution. .

•-

"HAMMONTON WATER SUPPLY COM-PANY.

' 2. Tho amount of capital . stock IsFIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, dividedInto ONE THOUSAND SHARES of thopar value of FIFTY DOLLARS each.

3. The term of existence of said corpo-•— mt)on-shall-be-ONB-H0NDRED-Y-EARS.-

4rThe—number-of—Directors-shall ~be-FIVE, who shall hold their offlce for oneyear or until their successors are elect-.ed, and qualified. The names,of those•who shall manaso the affairs of the Com-pany for the first year or until theirsuccessors are elected and qualified andtheir places of residence are—

E. N. Howell, Nevr York. N. Y.M. L. Jackson, Hammonton, N. J.H. McD. Little, Hammonton, N.'J.Elam Stock-well. Hammonton. N. J.5. That the amount of capital with

which said Company shall begin businessIs ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, and thenames of the subscribers thereto, withtheir respective places of residence andthe number of shares subscribed for by

'" each" arc: '_!_'"__ -Name.

E. N. Howell. New York, N. Y.—Six.M. L. Jackson, Hammonton, N. J.-=-One.Harry McD. Little, Hammonton, N. J.

—One.Elam Stockwell, Hammonton, N. J.—

_ One. - _ _ - _ _ _--.G. M. Crbwell, Hammonton, N. J.—One.Orville E. Hoyt, Hammonton. N. J.—

One.J. C. Johnson. Hammonton. N. J.—One.

. 6. The name of the town in which saidwater works are to be constructed andtho business of the company shall be car-ried on Is Hammonton, in the County ofAtlantic and State of New Jersey: saidtown has a.population of more.than fivehundred and less than fifteen thousandInhabitants.

7. Tho location of the principal officein" this"•state"Is in "the Town of Hammon-ton, Atlantic County, New Jersey, andthe name of the agent there and in chareethereof upon 'whom "service of - processagainst this corporation may be servedis '

In witness whereof we have hereuntoset our hands and seals this twenty-ninthday of December A. D. Nineteen Hun-dred.

E. N. HOWELL. (Seal)." "'" ' M. L. JACKSON. (Seal).

HARRY McD. LITTLE, (Seal).ELAM STOCKWELL, (Seal).G. M. CROWELL. (Seal).ORVILLE E. HOYT, (Seal).J. C. JOHNSON, (Seal).

STATE OF NEW JERSEY,ATLANTIC COUNTY. S3.

Bo It remembered that on this twenty-ninth day of December, in the year ofour Lord, Nineteen Hundred, before me,

-..EllH. -Chandler, a Master In the-Courtof Chancery of New Jersey, personallyappeared E. N. Howell, M. L. Jackson,Hurry MeD. Little, Elam Stockwoll, G.M. Crowcll, Orvllle E. Hoyt and J. C.Johnson, who, I am satisfied, arc thograntors mentioned In the above Arti-cles of Incorporation, and I having firstmado known to them tho contents there-of, they acknowledged that they signed,sealed and delivered the samo as theirvoluntary act nnd deed.,

- EH H. CHANDLBR.M: C. C. of N. J.

-RESOLVED,—That-the-consentr-of-thqCouncilman of the Town of Hammonton.In the County of Atlantic and State ofNow Jersey be and tho same Is herebyBlvcn to E. N.-v Howell, of tho City ofNow York; M. L. Jackaon, Harry McD.Little, Elam Stockwcll, G. M. Crowoll.Orvlllo E. Hoyt, and J. C. Johnson, allof said Town of Hammonton, to asso-ciate themselves together aa a body poli-tic nnd corporate, under tho name of thoHAMMONTON WATER SUPPLY COM-

—P-ANY, for the purpoaa of lonatructlngrmaintaining and operating water worksfor tho purpose of nupplylng the Townof Hammonton und the Inhabltuntathereof with water, In pursuance of tho

- providlonn of nn act entitled "An netfor the conatriictlon,- maintenance andoperation of wutor worka for tho purpoao

, of supplying cities, towns nnd villages ofthis stato with water," approved April21at. 1S70, hy tho Ixiglalattiru of tluv Hliitoof Now Jersey, and tho varloim aupplo-mciitn thereto, nnd tile acts iimandntnrythereof, nuhject. nov(*hhe|«HB. tn tho fol-lowing condition!) nnrt restrictions:—

That they ahull l ive the pil liege ollaying pipes iilonu the streets, rondu amiiilluya In tlio Town and not minncofinarllyobstruct publlo truvol In lnyliiK inulim ormaking connection thereto.

That thoy nlmll ho hold rnnpnnnltilo forwhatovnr damiiKra tluit may occur fromtlio liunitliiK of pipes und mulim mid fromopen trench™ or from nny other nuiianliiippcnlnB from (ho n«KllK«ii<!« of Ihouald compnny, I tn mnployuii, ominln orBorviuitn; Unit they nlmll Hot llnipliiKHfrom tl tnu to tlmo In tiucli iilnrmi nnCouncil may i lc l r rni lnc; pr vlile I, III , , Ithlu roniilruinrnt nlmll not Im i > » n n f r i i « < ltil riiinpi'l tho nul i l eoiniuiny to locii tu aminc tmiy lli'i.plng or |I|UKI( nt u Kidiiti.r din-tnncc t hnn Ilirw hundred fvct f i - i in i iiny4>nl i i l> | |» l i i> i | m-rvl™ or mipi i ly pl|,,i or linooiH-ratcd l,y ( i in nald oo inp i i i iy ; und, pro-

' vlijed, fu r l l i i i r , If, Council nlui|l, lit nnytlmti i l i ' t i innlnn t h n t I t In l incoMmiry to(•ntiilillnli n n v pl i iK or pl i inn Imycinrt Hi..I l in l tn itliovii npuclllcd, nn,,, „,„) 1,, (|mt( ivcnt , thn i i r l t m l coni, ,,l ||,(, rn t i i l i l ln l i .nmnt nn,I m - l t l i i K of any nlu« or ph jKn ,Iwyi.iiil the l l m i i n i i r i i rnni i l i l , n ln i l l bn I.MI-il«.rcil In mid lm|d to n,,, m,|,| ,.,,,n,mi,vwlmn tho pliur or |>hiKn urn no un l i i l i l l n l i i i l lmill net nn n forcnn ld hy tho Town ofII ,minion] ,m. „

Tlmt they id,,,||, iiiid,.r t|,,, dir,,ci|i,n ofCouncil fur Mi ,,ti ,.,|rnuiiic N,,,,,,ly „(wft tcr for two i l r l i i h l t i K r o i i n l i i l i i n nnd' ''" .'<>r t h « lino of piM-noiin mid iin|-,, I I M lln.in i i lM, i i i i l i l founta in , , „,„) ,,.,,||K|1() ((l ,,.•riiflti.il hy Hi,, ,,,,1,1 |,)W11. (lll,| „,,„,( „„,,.j i ly M i l llm wiii,,,. r,,()l||B|,,, „,„, M,ll;(1mml'.yfor the nm. ,,f ||,,, .,l,,wn ,, ..... , , tho .:ouilltl»iiN Uml (|1(, w,,,,,r „„ BuppH,,,nn i i forcMMl,! , f,,r i r i ins lmi l i lrlnlniK niir-POS..H only n h u l l l,« i,,,,,,,! ..... fri,,, ^ f ' , lny

'""". .'•" ,'",' f"1'1 T"w» "' I l iuoi i iontonmill thrt l i i l i i i h l n n l i t 11,,,1-rof; „,„! provl.l"••<!. f i i r t l i i ' i - . Hmi ,,|| „„„„. „„,,,,!,„, (| > i i u l l < ; M.-hooln ,„• |,,W11 i,,,,-,,,,,',^, ,,||1Br

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AN ORPIHANCE TO PBOVIDEA-SUPPI.Y-OF-WATER—FOB—THE-TOWN OK HAMMONTON.Section 1. Be It enacted that authority

be and the same Is hereby given to theHAMMONTON WATER SUPPLY COM-PANY to lay pipes for conducting waterat a depth not less than three feet be-henth- the surface of the public streets,

—Scction-2r-That-sald~Gompany-shajat least four and one-half miles of wa-ter mains and pipes—the same to be laidIn accordance with a plan to be approvedby the Council and carried out in ac-cordance therewith—before it shall re-ceive the benefits of and be deemed tohave complied with the terms of thlaordinance.

ill-lay- -accocdtng-tb

in imains and lateral pipes shall be of asize and strength" sufficient to supply saidtown and the inhabitants thereof witha continuous supply of water of 'a qual-ity and Quantity sufficient to meet allpublic and private requirements.

Section 4. That through said pipes shallbe conducted only good potable water,that may be drawn from driven or arte-sian wells within the limits of said townor elsewhere.

Section 5. That said company shall con-struct in said town a tank or tanks, ora stand pipe sufficiently large and strongto hold, and which shall at all tiroes con-tain at least 30,000 gallons of water, atan-elevation-of-forty-(40)-feet-above thehighest street level in said town, and thatsaid tank or tanks, or standplpe, for athorough distribution of water, shall beproperly connected with the pipes andmains aforesaid.

Section 6. That the said company shallat all times furnish a full and uninter-rupted supply of ..water—for—the- extin-_'grulshment of fires, for the sprinkling ofstreets; for the use of public buildings(when the said town enters into a con-tract for the same), and for mechanicaland other private uses; and, subject tothe" contract "afoTosaId-,-^raeh- water--for-fire purposes, shall be furnished for thetown, and shall be delivered throughanti-freezing doubleTiozzle-fire hydrants j-the aggregate - number of such_-hydrants_shall not be less than thirty-five, locatedon the pipe distribution throughout saidtown, and-that said hydrants shall beplaced at the direction of the Council ofsaid town, as shown upon the plan ap-proved by said Council before work Iscommenced, nnd that this requirementshall not be construed to compel the said,company to locate or set any-f ire plugor plugs at a greater distance than threehundred feet from an established serviceor supply pipe operated by the company;and if tho Council shall at any time de-termine that It Is necessary to establishany plug or plugs beyond the limits abovespecified, then and' In that event, the,actual cost of the establishment and set-ting of any plug or plugs beyond the lim-its aforesaid shall be tendered to and paidthe said company when the said plugor plugs are so establlshea and eel nsaforesaid: that said Company shall, un-der the directions of Council, furnish nnadequate supply of'water for two drink-ing fountains and troughs for the tran-sient use of persons and horacs, saidfountains and troughs to be erected bythe Town, and shall furnish all waterrequisite and necessary for tho use ofTown Hall and the two tire engine housesand under tho conditions that the watersupplied so na aforesaid shall bo supplier;frco-or any-coBtr to thcrsaia Town or "theInhabitants thereof.

Section 7. That all the rights and privi-leges In this ordinance granted ahullbo subject to nn act entitled "An net fortho construction, maintenance and opera-tion of water works for the purpose ofsupplying cities, towns nnd villages oftho state with water," approved April21, 1876, and tho several suppletnentsthereto und acts amendatory thereof.

Section H. That Bald company shallTuminuncti woiK tin tliu eiiiisiructlu.. __thu water works plant within four months:after thn pamiago of this ordinance, andhave tho plant completed within tennipmnn from the Uatu of tho imnaimothereof; nny tlmo lont by reauoii ofutrlkea and unavoidable accldontH oxcopt-<-d from this Umc l imi t , olliurwloo all ofttio prnvlnlonn of thlu ordlniuioi nhallceiiBO, ti-rmliiiitn. anil biicomo void with-out further notice.

flection 1). That mild company ahull notcnnriw more than twonty-llve (folium enclifor tlio llmt twenty pliiKw and twonty-llvo dollitrn for itncli additional plug. Forprlviitn ooimunxTH, the chitrga for hy-drant In yard for hoimtihold ptirpoacn ornliilc In kitchen for hot mid cold Water,or oil heir, will liu ton dolluru; for bathtub, thnm dnllnrn for llunh clonot, thrco(InllnrH; hoppnr rlomit, four dollnr/i; tiucliadditional nplKot, om> dollar. Kor waterunder tho motor »yiit«m, th i r ty cents perIhiMinimil Kiil lonn for uaiirif of IOBM thanmm hundred thniiniind Knliomi pur annum,Jinrt twnnty-Hvu r-iuitH por thounalid «nl-lonu for M|| In iixci-Hn of 01111 hundred ( In iu -naiiil K"Hoim. I I imrH of water liy iiuitornl iu l l l iny min imum i imiunl riitd. (id fnl .liiwn'. l lwi ' l l ln i r lirtiiHii nf llvii ri ioinn or li'nni-uiht i ln l la rn ; I H H I M C H nf n ix K M I I M H orovi-r, Iwclvi i dollui-H.

Hi 'Ct ln i i 10. Tim mild cmuimny n i m l l fu r -nlnh wii l i i r In tlm tnwn at n rntu i- ' |ulvn-Icnt tn twi i - l l i l r i ln of tlm iiiliiliniiin i-iiluiiIHild by l u l v u l n coimuiiK^rn, fdr all pur-I M i n c n nl lmr t l i i u i Urn i iuf j iou^n, «xi-»pttluit t h« nmlcr rain fur town inn-pinionnlnil l nut <-xraml twiinty C I M I I H pur ih.iii-munl Ka l lnnw, or an o lh i in l i l i u iH n t tnch i - i l In anil liiiul" upurl hwriif anil i i ruvl i l i -d t ha t Din waterfor B i i r l n h l l M K | i i i r iHin<n , r u r n t n l i i u l l.y t i n , cuni-IHiny anil not oviu- o i in- l iHi r ml ln apart,Iddatnl u t imli i lH Id 11.1 (1i-M|(imlK,1 liy tlm< ( innc l l of nnlil Town nml aKi-«inl to liyt ho U'aliM- Coiniuuiy i uml fiirt|,.ir, thattlm llr« i i l iutn. nxi!ii|i( i in ly In ,'nni<n tit

,|||-CH nml tlm l IuHhln i r of t lm Ki i t l cn i l imlniiwi-rn, liu mmdrtrHHrurv (if t l io \Vat«'c< i i i i ipany. *' Ni-mloii |0',4. That t lm Town of llain-i inmt i i i i l ic r<- l iy rcnrrvi-M I |m r ln l i t toin in- lmni i t lm na l i l wi i lu r i i l iu i l ai 111,, i,«-lilriitlon or Kill yi'iirll from anil i i f lm- m.1,1I'oiniiai y nhal l Imvii I N , H U M llm I - I I I I H I I - I I I I -t lou of nnld i i l iu i l , i i i - r i i r i l l i iH in anil uponl lm tm-nin fdl lowli iK, Hin t In lo nay: l lmlirlro to In, nu l , I Hi,.,i,for ii l iuil I;., i lnicr-lu l iH- i l liy i i r l i l l i ' i i l i i rn , mm to Im aii|iolii|.<'i l l iy u n l i t Town, cum lo Im ii | ipnlalinl dynull! < omiMiny, ami omt to IMI a|)|inlnli<il \tynul i l town ami nalil cilnipuiiy.

HiM' t lon II . Tlml tin, nalil <-nii i |miiy n l iu l l

furnish all meters free to consumers ofwater.

Section 12. That this ordinance shall notbe construed as effective unless the waterworks plant constructed by said companyshall In all particulars bo erected, con-structed and operated so as to secure totho Inhabitants of said town a water pres-sure of forty pounds to tho square inch,under tho terms and limitations of thisordinance.: Section 13. That thlo ordinance -shall not

become effective until said company shallhavo paid for tho printing thereof.

Section 14. That all of tho stipulationscontained in the proposition of said com-pany— for—a— franchise—shalr—bccomo-Tmd-

KISSED THE COOK.

be a' part of this ordlnace, and • Is heremade a part thereof. '

Section 14%. • That the said companyshall give an acceptable bond of ten thou-sand dollars to carry out tho terms ofthis ordlnaco before work is commenced.

• Section 15. That all of tho stipulations,conditions and agreements herein con-tained shall continue In force as long asthe said company complies with tho pro-visions of this ordinance. " . •

Section 16. That this ordinance .shalltake effect from tho date of, tho finalpassage and printing thereof.

MICHAEL K. BOYER,: President of Council.

Attest:J. L. O'DonnelU

Town Clerk. ' .We, the undersigned, members of the

Council of the Town of Hammonton, dohereby certify that tho foregoing rcsolu-

ons-and-ordinance-were-duly-and-legal--— passed— by_said- Council .and .in testi-

mony thereof we have slgnlfle^. our as-sent thereto by affixing hereto our names:

MICHAEL. ,K. BOXUK7WAYLAND DE PUY,ANDRUS E. HOLMAN,J. E. WATKIS.E. W. BATCHELOR.

STATE OF NEW JERSEY.COUNTY OF ATLANTIC, S3.J. L. Ojponneil^ being first duly swornccord[ng-t"o law, deposes and sayst I am"

the Town Clerk of the Town of Ham-monton; that the signatures of MichaelK. Dover, Wayland DePuy, Andrus E.Holman, J. ' E. Watkis i-nd E.' W. Bat.-h-elor are the true signatures of the mem-bers of the Town Council of tho Town ofHammonton and were affixed to the or-dlnnnpfi entitled "An ClrcHnanpff to nro-

do a oupply-of wator for tho Town ofHammonton," In my presence,

J. L. O'DONNEI.I..Sworn to and subscribed before mo this

twenty-eighth day of January, A. D.nineteen hundred nnd one.- — •

ELI H. CHANDLER,M. C. C. of N. J.

METALS USED IN JEWELRV.

Consumption of Gold und Silver In theArts uud Manufactures.

The. director of the uiiut at;.\yashlng-_toil lius for many years rnudy un esti-mate of the umoulit of gold and silverfonsuuit'tl in this country in our indus-trial arts and manufactures, which,estimate lias been based upon the Lul-

Jioii -supplied _by-the-uilnts-und- assayotlices, as well as.tlie ligures fromprivate reflueries tyid uiauufatturers to.whom Inquiry has been sent on thissubject., For the lus.t_decaderrllowever,experts have seriousfy questioned thee.siiinatosi.of. the coin In circulation audcoiu L-ousiiuied in the arts, as made by.the bureau of the.miut ou these llguresand on the table bused ou an elaborate'invi'siife'ation made in 1885. To removeall doubts on this subject and to accu-rately determine. .1)1 Q eouisuuiptloii o£gold and silver, both burs and coin, Intlie Industrial urts In the United States,the director of the mint, lust December,sent circulars to Jewelers throughoutthe country, asking as a favor that thejewelers till out the blank showing the.iinoiint of coin or bars, gold or silver,which they consumed either In theirrepair work or in ummifncturlng. Thereturns from these Inquiries, thoughby no means complete, served to makviinx-h more accurate the llgurcu on theciiiiHiimptlon of gold and silver In thelast report of the director of the mint,and an elrort will now he made to ob-ta in evtyi fuller returns for tlio next re-port. * —

With this object In vlcv a circularM ml blank, slmlliir,to tluit ecnt out loutyear, will be Issued to nil manufact-urers tiHlng gold or silver, us well as tonil Jewelers, Including thouo who doeven tho smallest of repair work, withthe request that the recipients till tn thellgurcu required. In doing thlu thu Jew

I kissed tho cook. Ah, mcl She'was dl-; vine—

Cheeks peachy, dnrkrbrowa eyes, lips recas wine;

Long apron with n bow, , 'A cap as white as snow,By fur. too tempting, so I kissed tho cook,

I kissed the cook, this angel from th(skies, .

•And-yet-t-did-not-tnkcrhcT-by-Bnrpriscr-;"Twos mean, I will allow,But if you'll make the vowTo keep it, I'll tell you how I kissed th<

cook:

I kissed the cook. Poor, helpless littlelass— . *

The chance so good 1 could not let it passHer bunds were in the dough,She dare not spoil, you know.My Sunday suit, and so I kissed the cook,

J kissed the cook. 1 might have beenmore strong,

But then I guess it wasn't very wrong, 'For just 'tween you aud me,The cook's my witcJ_is_ghe.ScfT'd u right, you HKC, to kiss, the cook.'—Selected:

coraferable In the mornln',' •itignt.y"are, ole chap,' says 'e, . Then I says,'But if we tried to do a guy, majer,ole pal,, they'd smell a rat, an' be dowivon us like a lot o' winter sparrers oil amidden.' 'Considerable powers o'.pen-etration,' 'e says. 'Then,' saya I, 'n«v--Jer,-here'B-onr-Dlan.-~Let--ono-or~iw<i.stop behind an' keep a-flrln' from dif-ferent places, an' they'll think we'reall 'ere; then the rest o* thefletachmentcan creen ott foxy." The major swears,an' says it wos a. nve-to-ono cnahce-Then 'e thinks a bit. Then 'e says 'e'lltry It. Then I volunteers for you an'me to stop, a-cause It wos us'wot tor-merlated the Invention/ 'Couple ofdamn scamps afore you Joined, eh?''e say's. 'Certn'l, major,' I says,- sootbi-In'-Ilke. Then I feels sumrnat a-foolln'•about me In the darkness, an' when Igrabbed It I found It'wos the major'shand." .

"Snipey," said Kipper, reproachful-ly, "you're a'Wisteria.' liar!"

'(That's the' kernel of It, mate. It's'trW7rti(mrJfie~Iiafid, though, lilp." •

n.Crack, crack! Unceasingly the piti-

less rifles told the lurking Chinese that 'their British pigeons were safe In theuest below.

"Kipper!"

NITKY and Kipper stood In th«dock, ..\yltlj,a..doir.t:carora-flg-for-anybody air. •

1' W h iHV-t lic-fh« rgo-ûgnllows?" Inqiilrcil the imiglslmto,

reel B'Ure that IHH liguren willnever bo used except In l imit ing ' ngrand total uud will b« held strictlyconlldcntlal by .tho troaBiiry depart-ment. Among the reiiHoim which It ,1sbellevod caiiuod persons In the past tohcslMrc In answering tliciui Inquirieswas the fear tha t they had, In using upcoin, Inadvertently violated u statutemid that an iidinlHHlon of thlu factmight be lined against them. Hiich ufear, however, Is nbHoliitoly withoutfoundation, IIH there Is no content IonUni t the IIHII (if gold coin In inaiuifiict-HiVM Is roii trnry lo law.

The. only object In asking for tho In-format ion Is to ciiulilc Hit) treasury do-pnr tmmit lo r u l l n i M t o lin iicciinilcly mipi iHHlhlc the money now on hand by dii-teni i ln lng l lu< n i iKiunt of i ln l tc i l H tn l cncoin l i i t i t i i i i i i i iMl ly by being molted upfor mi in i i f iK ' l i i r lng piirpOHcn. It In noti - l i i ln i i 'd I l i a l any nmmjfm hirer In re-i|iilri'd by law In glvu Hut Information,bin, I I M Ilici'c In no rciiiiiiii why IKIN h i i i i U I nut nnd ovcry rniHon why ImHhnul i l , for (ho lii'iicilt of all It In conil-deu t ly l i i i j icd Iba t tho n>HpoiiN(!H fromI I I I ' J l lUI ' l l ' y l l ' M l l l l t l> t i l l ) ( l l ' l l l l l ' I I I K l l l l ' Hnew (•ircular, will be IIH complcto nmlM i i t l H f n c l o i ' y IIH tho nu l l i i i r l l l i ' n of l lmmint can drnlrc.

, Hiiro 1'roiif,"Thlmvon'i do," exrlali imd Mr, I 'linin

l lni iui ; "hen! It ' i i n f l c r ni ldi i lg l i t millHin t youiii ; M I I I I I ami .Mliiulii urn i i l l l l Intlio iiiirliii'." .

"Mow do you I tnowV" Iniiiilri'd Mmri iaml l in i i i i . '

"UrcHUiii i I don't licar n noi i in l dowi.Ihcio." I ' l i l l n i l c l i i l i l n rrenii,

Tho wlilow'n f i t vn r l t u i inv i i l - "I'mYoiirmilf In MlH I'lnuo."

Drunk und disorderly,, your wor-ship, and assaulting the police."

There was no defense."Apy previous couvlctlonsV" asked ills

worship, with.u-sour look at the .twcyouths of promise.

Kipper thrust his hands deep Into"ui*pockets; Snlpoy, somewhat older,watched the dock-keeper with aoanxious eye. -There were previous con-victions.

That will do!" said Ms worship,severely. "You are evidently Incorrigi-ble. Such follows are the weeds of so-ciety. It's a pJfy^T) can't be—«r-plucked out. You w5Q> be removed tcthe house of correction—for three"months." --*--•-«•. -

A raw-footed and broken detachmentof a British Infantry regiment wasstumbling ganiely alons":Tr"dreary * ra;

vine In the Interior of China. The regi-ment helped make *up a relief " forcewhich wns hurrying to the rescue of nmissionary station. Two smart com-panies had mustered Ih tho gray lightof early morning and had set out toreeonnolter In the hllln. Through a child-l ikefai th In the elMclency of the In-formation supplied by a so-called Intel-llgenee department, the major com-manding the deUicliment had got hope-lessly out of his reckoning. Tho Intel-llgenco department of tho Chinese hndnot misled them, and by'tho Into nfter-noon the Hrltlsh had fallen Into an nm-busli. From the rock ridges flankingthe ravine the Chinese showed now andthen the gleam <jf a scimitar to fhelrprey. Little puffs of, smoke appearedmore frequently iftlll , and were nome-tlinea followed by sickening littlet'plops," when the bullet met flesh andIwno- In tho va'lloy. Tho dead laysprinkled In the wnko of the British Indalm of scarlet, as rflEcy~w~ero~pI5yTnlfa weird game of hare-and-hounds withdeath.

Tho end of their endurance camewhen tho shadows of the rapidly ap-proaching night cloned In upon them.The word to halt was given and obeyed,although Its mellow note killed all hope.Hatlons of flour and wator woreround, nnd, with the Rentrlcn posted,tlio little body of Hrltlnh nolilloru nutor lay at cane, rlflo In hnnd, wattingfor nl^ht nnd—tlcfith.

Two hours panned; (lion tlio com-nmiicll i iK officer WHH Htartlcd from ndoze by u hoarno wlilxpcr.

'Mnjurl iiinjcrl"'Hallo!" 1m (mapped. "Wlio the

ddVll'H t l l l l tJ"

"Me, iiinjur—1'rlvlt 'Arrlaon. I've binu- ta lUl i r tlio pcmltloii over with a ninto—fr l id i t l , lM.>pr,Kl»' yi'r piird'n, Hlr—o'mini), an* we t l i l n l c H thc<irn n clinrncc o'Biivln' tlio di'taohini'iit."

Tliero went a fow cacplutlvcti In the(InrUneuH.

"\Vlio toll) Iho nrlvntcH tin- dclncli-uimit wauled any Hiivl i iK?"

Thru tliero wnn n minml l iko a imp-[iiTHlicd rliucklr, nnd tl io wliluiiur ni-i iHHcrl i ' i l Itix'lf. Hy nml by tli» cxplisl lvcn moiled Into nntnvcrliiK whlnpnru.t l i i ' i i followed iilli'iicc.

Ton nilnuti 'H uflcr HUTU iillp|ii-il Intot l n > Hllcm-o tlio rimllo of Kently inovlHK:iicM,

"Hnlji i iy, ol» muni""Klpprr!"Two l ia iulH ifi'(i|icd rldJi ' i i loiiHly In tlui

Inky nlnl i t un t i l they found oaoli other.A fnw ai i i iwi ' i ' l i iK ci'iiclLM from tint hll ln\vcrc fnllou-dil by Iho hum of wantedIlllllllllllltlOII.

"Majer .MiiJUl'yUH It \VIIH a Uvo-tdr-onc.eliiii'iiee," , ruiilfett*'Hnlpoy,' \VW\ mi'ine''t l i l i i K oC Imporlanco crcciilnu In to I > ! Hloin1, .

"\\'ol (-Ino i l l i l 'o nny, luii ln, \vlicn yotM i n i ' In iV"

" H n y V \Vliy, n f«w bloi i inln ' 'iilr-H l ' l i ' l H nl f i i H t , Mil It'll 'In mil urn lo. Thruniiyii I, 'Mo nn' my pill, nmjur, rocUnnnnn llu'iiii plKlnl l i i wim't wnn t ter Inck luIn HID darkiicini, n-caiino t l ioy mlfdit K"lru t up a bit , MO they'll wnl t mi' pot ua

"We gotter rememlier one thing'.There must be no bloomln' surrender-In'." -

"Not a bit o' surrendorin'." There-was a decided quaver in the tone now.

(HARRIS AT HEAD.

'Sketch of the New President 'of theO.. B. & Q. Hy.

iCliarles 'E. Perkins, recently resigned'•us .president of the /Chicago, Burling-ton and Qulncy Railroad Company, and•G<k>rge B. Harris, second vlce-prcBl-•deht. of -the company, was' _elected -tojthe place. __._. ' •_ '__ <• __J _

The new .president, George B. Har-Us, la considered one of the most cOl-•clent railway managers of the country.

agrement of the Burlington has fallento Ulm., 'He-was born In 1848 at B»ook-Une, Mass., and entered the irallroildservice on the Hannibal and: St. Joeroad In 1800 us office boy. Later heT><H:ame paymaster of that road andthen went to work on the Burlingtonarid Missouri River road, now' part oftie Chicago. Burlington and QulrioyRailroad, as clerk in the land office, un-

We've took n great reaiiotmlblllty on ferthe, rcginicut. There's n lot o' clarse-about the roKliuent', Kip, an' we ain'ta-goin' to disgrace It. See?" .""ShliJey!""" "" "" " " , ' •"Kipper, ole iimu!" There wus tin;

same funny groping of hands In the-dark, tlm same tight, lingering gripwhen they found each other.

Crack, crack!"Curse this rifle!"_sald Snipey. "How

she-luiuuis!"— --It wus nearly 4 o'clock When Ripper

spoke again. The blackness was di-luted a little over the eastern ridge.

"Snipey," ho said, with u weary littlesob. "I'm a-gettih' Mil!" Then after apause:—J"Sn.lpey.rtl'ycr remember wnot^—that Crucified.Chap said when 'Eo got'tlrcd—wheu '13 was weary o* waitingI moan?"~ "Dou't-glvo-yer noclt, mate!" . — .-—••—--"Illm wot the missn'narytoldusaboat

wlion • \ve~wos-klds,'•' -went on Kipper,--piitlietlfally. '-Wot was It?" —•.—-;-"

Snipey sl^llod. '"I- know, chummy. I was Jnst a-

th inking of It inesclf. ' 'Ow long, OLord, 'ow long?'", "That's It!" said Kipper, through hischattering teeth. "Oiiv I6ng7 O I/ord!

The eastern sky was a golden HCO_The rocky rldge.s mid hills beneath-sccmpd blacker than over, and from,that black smudge on tlio glory of thedawn came half irdozon little puffs ofII11 me, and.Kipper'tj ride clattcrod downupon the rockH. Snipey groped "aboutIn llu> gloom, and found his comrade onhis IcnooH, gasping and spitting inouth-fnlH of warm liquid.

"Wot yer doln', KIpV" he miltUanxiously.. He stood for a'mlmite. ntlll an the-

TocitH aroiiii<ir~tIToirTrti7fin>li'il forwnrdlwith a sobbing cry of rago and misery.In the dim light ho saw Kipper lying-on his Hide, trying In vain to ralno Iilrn-uelf upon hlw elbow.

"Klpperl" ho whispered softly, fall-Ing on his knceH besldo his chum.

Kipper groaned, and pressed hishnnd' tn l i lH_tlgli t liri'iiHl

'Through—the lungs!".ho BAld, In ni>awed whlfipor, between the (Its ofcoughing that wrenched htm. Hnlpoypremie^ Ills hand, with a nob.

"For tlio regiment, Snlpoyl" Heraised hliimolf on lil» elbow, and binitliiiiti Hung an nrm around II)H nerk tosupport him. "Tliero'H a bit 'o clarseabout—the—rog "

A fro.Mli tilt of ooiiRhlng brought In-IciiHo agony; after It was over bin headfoil back.

Hnlpcypnlli'doiit liln Imndkerchlcf towliio t l i i i blood from DID dead Hp», It\viiii u mlnlaturo oopy of thu I l r l t lHhIbtgi Ho romcmhorod how thu hand-lii'1-clili-fn had takon tlio fancy oltho iioldlum Jnnt befoni they loft Ifing-Iniii l , and how thtt roglnunit hadbought up the wliolo nlix.'k.

Ho stared stolidly at (ho (inli-t racofor u mlni i t i t , thon spread tlui l l t l l t i Hagoviir It.

Whim Hnlptiy tunioil onrb moi'o Infa™ tho oast tint day liml brokon Klorl-oiitily. I l l s I'liln wiyi empty, and1 ho,Hllppi'd a fnmh caftHdgo Into Iholiivorli. Thou, w i t h a midilni thongbl,lio fotohod Klpp<'i ' 'H rlllo mid loaded ,Hull , too.

\Vlicii thu Uhlm'Ho cloiidd round InIho Ki-nwl i iK l igh t H"'y found Ujclr pot-Hlmi proy hud Down. A imlllury Id-It-|H)I Holtllm', w i t h luuidii mid r l i ln roHt lnumi Iho imi/./.lo oC b in Kim. nlopd uwi i l l -Ing I l io lc voligoanco.

Tho wimpon M|ii-ang lo tho achli if iiihonldor, and oiin yellow f»t i ln.v »coi-pHo, Wi th ' t lm rnpoVi of Klppor'nKim another invmied l i l n hand to a inorlal \vonnd, Min i , Hie alYnlr WIIH I l i i lnhei l .

Hi l l t h a i n iornl i iK, In Ihe i i i o i i M - l e n l nof Iho roHi'i ieil roKlmt ' l l t , HID idory olhow a couple of wci'dit had boon pluck-oil from HID ganlim of Hooluty w/ui told'wi th mlHly eyen mid i(lowliii( hoartii.

•der his father, who was then LandCommissioner.

Subsequently he held the following•oBlces successively:

Purchasing. agent of the Burlingtonsind Missouri River In Nebraska, a<<>maha. —

Superintendent of the Atchlson andNebraska at

Assistant general freight agent oftho Burlington and Missouri River atOmaha.

General freight agent of the"*ood. ' ..... "T ..... - - - • - - -

Purchasing agent of the .Chicago,Burlington and Qulncy at Chicago.

In .1833 he Tventto Topeka as assist-. ant to the general manager, A. A. Rob-Jlnson, of the Atchlson, Topeka and

Santa Fo, while In 1884 he took charge•of the Chicago, Burlington and; North-•era "Railroad, then In process of con-struction, with headquarters .at St.Taul. He held that position until theroad was sold to the Chicago, Burling-ton and Qulncy Railroad Company In1870, when he came to Chicago andassumed the position of second vice-president and chief executive officer of^tlio Chicago, Burlington " and, Qulncyisystom.

SENATOR CARTER OF MONTANA.

Who Talked the River und Har-bor lilll to Death.

Senator Tlionms II. Cnrter, who talkedChe river aud . harbor bill to death onthe day he retired from office, has rep-resented his Htatc In tho upper house of•Congress since 181)5. Before entering

— tite .Senate-ho-wae-Terrltorlal-delcgntoand Congressman from Montana. Scn-jitor Carter Is a native of Ohio. In his•youth he removed to Illinois, where horeceived a common school education.lie worked OH ri farm hand, was em-ployed In railroading and for a numberof years ho was occupied as a teacher.Din-Ing' bis residence In Illinois ho

-- Goprgo- Selwyn- had -a: strnnrje pas.elon for soelnff dead bodies, especiallythose of his friends. He would go anydistance to gratify this pursuit LordHolland was laid Up Vcny 111 at Hol-land House shortly before liltr death.George Solwyn sent to ask how he was,and whether he would like to see him."Oh, by all means!" tx>rd Holland an-swered. "If I'm alive to-inorrow Ishall be delighted to nee George, and J,know that if I am dead ho will be de-lighted to aee me."

A school-master . In . a village schooihad been In the habit of purchasingpork from parents of his pupils on theoccasion of the killing of the pig. Onoday a small boy marched up to theni'aster!flu—dealt, anil Inquired-—If— he-would like a ult of pork, as they weregoing to kill their pig'." The sc:master replied In the affirmative. . Sev

nothing oi1 the pork, the master calledthe boy up to" him, and Inquired thereason he bad not brought it. "Oh,please, sir," the boy replied; ,"the piggot-bc Uer."

During the first years of his carecvas nn actor, Colonel W. P. Cody had inone of his theatrical companies aWesterner nitined "Bronco Bill." Therewere Indians In the troupe and a cer-

had—joined tho aggrogatlon to look after the morals of theIndians. Thinking that Bronco BIDwould bear a little looking after also,tho good man secured a seat by-hls sideat the dinner table, and remarked,pleasantly: "This Is Mr. Bronco Bill,Ifl'lt not?" "Xaas." -'.'Where.were youborn?""Near Kit Bollard's mill, onBig Pigeon." "Religions parents, Isuppose?" " Tans." "What Is your de-nomination f "My what?" "Your de-nomination." "O—ah—yffias. Smithand Wesson.".

TherirwaTespeciaropposltlon to tludisturbance of the old Granary burial-ground, adjoining the Common, In Bos-ton, through a portion of which thew subway .runs. _jQne_elderly_ininn

of Scotch descent made a great fusaover what he termed "the enormity of:molesting the bones of his ancestors."After - much - persuasion ;the venerableScot was Induced to agree that If thecity would construct a.tomb ncco;'61ng:o his Ideas be would consent to the re-moval. On the day the vault was com-jleted the guardian of his progenitorswas taken over to Inspect this newrepository. "Now." said Dr. Green, oformer mayor, who had charge of thework of removing the bodies, "you canjet a day and the remains can beJrought over and deposited here.""What!" exclaimed the old gentleman;"have that nice new tomb littered upwith those old bones? Never! Closaup the old tomb and lot 'cm be!" Thusflld he secure, without cost, a new fam-ly tomb.The late Daniel W. Voorhces . wna

once engaged In a murder trial atxjulsvllle. It was a very warm day

mid the court-room wns packed to snf-'ocatlon. As Voorhecs arose to be-gfn his argument he cast his eye ovet:ho Jury, and discovered that one of.he members hnd fallen_asleop._Frown-_ng with IndTgnatlon, he. motioned to

one of tho court officials, and In a feweecondH tho Blumberer wns shakenrudely Into consciousness. lie was afat, tlmld-looklng man, and was sonortllled and aghast nt tho enormityif his offenso that ho could hardly Hnd

n'ordn In which to reply to tho dhnrp

eeetn to be the heritage of thetuunan family every where, viz:

but there is one sure andprompt cure for both, viz:

Hospitals in our great cities are sad places to visit.

A Dreadful State of Aff.iro.He—Well, we can't believe more than

naif/we hear.She—Ob, _w^rjrejjian_th.qt;-l_can!t-be-

Ueve more than half I say.—Life.

medicineMores the bowelfl each day. In order tobo healthy thin is necessary. Acts gently onthe livor and kidneys. Cures siok hoadoohs.Price 25 and 60 centa.

ThJ^ll^nfc IIIIIIITTRT^ .

"What animal Is It that Is web-footedTomrale?

—"TheStatesman.

ma'am." — Xonkert

" • . Their Verdict. 'IlJndgeSSentlemen of the jury, whsIs your verdict?

Irish Foreman—We foind that th«mon who stole the horse Is not guilty.

Try firaln-UI Try Oraln-Ol

T I I O M A H H. (1A11T1CII.

Btr.dli'd law mid WIIH mlmltloil to thnliar, I In 1'ciiiiivi'il lo Kur l l i iKton , lown,unit iliciu'i- lo Ili'liina, Muni, li'rom thelii 'iiliinliii; of lilrt loMli lc i i i 'd In tho nowHliito Mr. ( Ju r l i i r W I I H i|iillii Hlloci'HHfiilIn liln iirol'iiiiHliiii nml nlHii IIH u poll-tlcliin, I<'t<im MMH-I I , IH[)1, to July,)H!>l!, Im WIIH i-iimni'lMiiloni'r of tho K'l'M-«rnl Iniiil olllcc, mill In Iho Imit men-tlotii-il yi-iu- ho WIIH clrcti'il o l ia l rmnnof (lid Hcpi i l i l lcMM Natlonnl (loiiiiiiltlee.

Tlia Hull of IClnqunnce.I l l * , Oh, yim; IIO'H oloqiK'iit, Hut I

oiin'l. IMI.V I ndinli 'ed tho wholo of l i l» jiipeech.

Hlie No, hl'i mouth Inn't i iretly, lintthen U'rt pnr l la l ly hidden by bin mutt-lucho, I 'h l l iMlel l iUl i l rieii.-i.

:d to blurt out that he could not holplor.lnu off wliKiiovor It WBH warm andirowdod. "If the Rontleman nlwaynloopn where It Is warm nnd crowdi'il,"aid VoorhooH, maJeHtloiilly, "tlio K»'n-Ionian will no doubt enjoy hlnmcUniKoly In IlndPH."> Tliere WIIH a ronrif IniiRbtor, but (lie fa t man hung thoiiry HKiil i iHt Voorlii'cti' rllcnt.Whon MTH. Hin l th dcrlili-d to give n

en, Him promlwd Mary, lu>r cook, nnxlra woolc'n WHROH If H!I« would ilo herCH| lo inakn tho af fa i r u HIICCCHH. l-'lnil-

liiK that Him would need a girl to helpHCI-VO tlio tea, Hhi' iiHkcd Mary If H|KIliniiw of any one l iml nhe conlil |;el."Hiiro, mum," uiiHwcrcil Mnry; "||ICI-(.'Hme HlHter , whnt 'H I IHIM! to wnllhi ' , nn'who'll lit' Klml to K«'t tho dinner, forHlni'H a poor (rnrl J i iH t out of n Job,"AH Mary honiolf wan a Jewel, Mrs.,Hin l th did not iiuctitloii her fu r the r ,nnd Mnry received ordci-H to hi tvn ImrBlutcr oti hand. Mnry'H Hl t i to r repm-iedfor duly, nml Mrn. H u i l l l i R I I V O Imr ml-mile limtrnetloiiH how nlie iihouhl net,\vlHllliig to K'VO thu K"''Hl» thn Impi-i 'H-nlon tha t Him wnn a I 'OKuhir memhci- nftho houiieliold, ThlnitH wt'lit. on invlin-mlngly unti l Mary'n nlHler , iieelnn t h n tnun of tho Kuolln WIIH out of I C M , camnup nnd wanted to know If the Indywould linvo "niillhor." Thu Riiost H i n l i -liDily aitHWoroil that Hin t would, where-upon Mnry'n iitnler, iniiilehlnit up thenip, bawled IIIM-OHH the room In Ihotooiit approvt'd vliLMip-rmtiiiii ' i int tiodn,"Uraw onul"

cer to-day to show you o pack-ago of QBAIN-O, ibe new food'drink that takestUo place of coffee. The children may drink ilwithout injury as well as tho adult. AU who toyit. liko it. GIIAIN-O has that rich seal brownof Mocha or Java, but It is made from pureprainsrandtho mostilelicate utomffeliteceireiit without distress. % the price of coffee.15 and 25o. per package. Sold by all grocers.

JOf the SJKht Staff..' .,---.-• -"Did you notice? She has a whlt«

silk suit which she wears to. the, base-ball game.

"Yes; she told me she thought It ap-propriate. It was mftde over from anold ball dress/'-rPhlladelphla Bulletin

wDyspcpsIa Is the bane-of the humansystem. Protect yourself -against ;taravas-ea by the use of Bccrnan'a PepsinGum. - . . .

Gets Up Early. _Jimmy—What time do yer have tei

<et,ter work?Johnny—Oh, any time I like ns long

as I ain't later.thau 7 o'clock.—Harpei-'f

Thirty mlnnloa (9 all thetlme required todye with FoTNJkii FADULKSS Dxu. Sold bynil rfruggiste.

One Point of Pi (Terence,"What's the matter with you?" astceo

Hie sympathetic friend; "an attack ofgrip?1/—

"No. this isn't grip. I haven't time tostay at home and send for a doctor.This Is simply a bad cold."—Washing-ton Post.

MIH. Wlimlown HOOIMIIIK nyrup fo- I lldreneihlnK, noflrui the Bunu. reducing ,, ' „,„,„.lion, nll.iyn pmn, ciiri-i whul colk. i"i.-. bottle

^'•"'''afW&t*'i'ii'i-r*'**:!>i''FlLi•:;rf/ .",'^M " •<-.»"•'' ; -V»,- ' ,*,-'»V. >.v~^ •"••'"^T.X , ;; *:;;-- ;i>V,*;-.-V.•:•,••.-:•-:—r»..-y~,.,r« •-.»,-'-,•-i-»-.,-.-!||teiJ[§ |rf |r:p!£iiw^

K&!;£'lr.v.irtr#ezi&*jZi?.---:.-'K.'.^tt!fwM^

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beds are women andand giWhy BhouTfTtElsbe the case ?Because they bav.e^neglecied themselves.Every one of these patients in. the hospital beds had plenty

of darning in that bearing-down feeling, pain at the left orright of the womb, nervous exhaustion, pain in the small ofthe backrrAll otthese things are indications of an-unhealthy_:condition of the ovaries or •womb.

What a terrifying thought 1 these poor souls are lyingthere on those hospital beds awaiting a fearful operation.

Do not drag along at home or in your place of employ-ment until you are obliged to gcrtp^he_h^spjJ_aLand_BiibmitJ;o-aTrexaTnination~and possiBIFbperatipn. Build up the femalesystem, cure the derangements which have signified them-selves by danger signals, and remember that liydia E.Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has saved thousands

_ - — with the full consent of the writer, and see how she escapedthe knife by a faithful reliance 'on Mrs. Pinkham's adviceand the consistent treatment of her medicines.

Mrs. Knapp tells ol her Great Gratitude.PINKHAM :—I have received much benerft from uslnrryour

Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. After my child was horn, bloodpoison set in, which left mo with granulated in-flammation of the womb and congested ovarlesrI had suffered from "suppressed and painfulmenstruation from a girl. The doctors told metho ovaries would have to be removed. I tooktreatment two years to escape an operation,but still remained in miserable health in "bothbody and mind, expecting- to part with myreason with each coming month. After nsmjfone bottle of tho Compound, I became entirelyrid of tho trouble in my head. 'I continued touse your remedies until cured.

" The last nine months have been passed inperfect good health. This, I know, I owe en-tirely to-L>ydia E. Pinkbam's Vege-~table Crunpounc^.

"My gratitude is great indeed to the one towhom so many women owe their health and

,, . . „„ , happiness."—Mas. P. jj. BJJAPI-, 1528 Kinnic-kinnio Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. . '

Owing to the fact that some skepticalpeople have from lime to time questionedthe gemilnene» of the testimonial lettenwe are constantly publishing, we havewe are constantly publishing, v

_(leposlted with the National Cily_ Uank. of I.ynnL Mai?,,

teslirnonlal Ts iTot genuine, or was publinhed bafare obtaintnz tho*perraiBiion.—LVOIA E. I'IHKIIAM WBDICINB Co'

o iwriter*! special pe

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I'l'lichcr \Vll.V r l l l 'Ml l l I 111) uood l l l l lotio.Ys lll;c W i i H h l i i K l o n ' H l i l i ' t h d n y V

I ' h o r i i N of K l v c H!IIIIH<> thi 'y ain't no' - • ' i i H i l t l u i l i iny I

Tho n tn tuo of pi'ncit, \vliloli a woni i ini-cprcHciilii, Mhoii l i l lie ('lio|i|ii.il up, millu llt;iir» of u iniili n u t m t l h i t r i l

.WILL KEEPYOU DRYNOTHING EL3E WILL

LOOK m ABOVE lIMHf MAPH.TAKE NO JUMWUIWCATALOfillEJ KKEB ,.

IIOWINfl riJU. LlNfe Of (iARMI'.fTT5 AND MAT.)A.J.TOWI;R co.. BOSTON.

II nflllcteil wild•010 ««} Thompson's, Elf a. Walar

In ourm a m m o t h

kitchen we tin-p l o y * chefwho la an ex-

pert in miking mince pici.He has charge of making all of

Libby't Mince Meat.We don't practice economy here.

He usei the choicest muccrmli. Heli told to make the bent mince meatever nold^—and lie iloca.

Get a packiij-c nt your grocer's—enough for two lir|;e • pica. You'llnever use another kind nguln.

LIDDV, MoNEILL A LIDUYOliloago

Wdto (or aur lionkU-t, "How to MikeG( jil Tliliius lo lent."

? FOR FIFTY YEARSl'i'J, MRS. WINSLOW'S Sj^SOOTHING SYRUP|

( • l i l l i l l iMi tv i i l l n f i i r l l i l i i u r i i r i i v iT li'lfly Vrnriv '< !I I ..Mil lion Ih,i, 'Ml.I, «i i( lr l in tlm l l l l l i iM, n l lnyn i ,oil imln. ininM wlu. l ,iull,i, ,,,iil I. (lu, |,,,,i J !I . I I I I IM v fonlhirrliicii. '.

Tt/l' l l ly. l lvn dl l l l lN II Iloillll. >

n 19 O P 55 Y N?7 nwcoynitTi .m.UBX'U'lÔ I <iulok »IUr*nd«uM wont!>«•••. llook w t««Umaolal« ana lOdmyt* u**km»akinr«B. B>. B. U. «jius«'«noi<a.»«» I.A»u»t«.o»

"SfiLZER'S SEEDS-WILr. MAKE YOU RICH"

This U a tUrlnff •tatentcnt, but ftvl.

. OomhlnrVtlon porn.Ov*AU3Mti)oruui.fi«rt>l.Wlll|KMlUT*l

, r*TOlut|i>ntiooon*4rruwlnv,QltlTori o'ollnrOi

< Grr*to«l ninrrel of tf . .l l to i iNof Ii»v i>«r»or». VI

l s l t ?"" ">o. ITAMP1

«»4H.UNOTIC« <.. w.ll

t|»IU (HO lu. |.«c A.)ItiO Vu.lul ,... A.) ll

John A. SnUor Soad Oo. I.* Cram. ' nit.- - - 7

E.BERNHEIMERJ604 Ludlow Street,

PHILA.•5 3 Phono, I-42-09 A.a ^• Solicit fd

Have You Children?Then we run liclj) you to providolor Llicin without dcpi iviiif; your-fi:lven ,(>v tilt-Mil. TliL1 ((lU'.-.lion <i|'IKIVV lo'llvc well and nuvc \vi.-|l ntthe MUIIH- time is aiiiiwcicil in om(five) booklet, WriUi for it,

PENH MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Co,OSIChtllniitai . . rhllxJolphln.

iiJSQIDCBLjEfeSEY

KEPTJBLXCA-N

The only newspaper

$1.25 a year, ppst-paidj$1.00 in the county.

Well equipped for

Minting

Directory,BELIGlbUS* rV

BAPTIST. Rov H F Loornls, pastor; Sub-dny.oorvlooa .-Prenohing 10:30'dundoy-«chj.o11. 45. Junior 0. ...K. 3.0U p.m., Ohrlstlandearor6.00, Proaohlng7.aO. Wooltday prayermeeting Thuraday evening 7.30. .

ST. JosBpri's, II 0. Rev P J Hendrlokv-Ueotor. — SundayîDasB-lOraft-irTnr — SnnttajSchool 3.30 p.m. Voapors ot 7:30 p m.

EPISOOPAL, ST. MARK'S. ~Rov. Edwin CAlcorn, rootor. Celebration of Holy EuohnrlsIsland 3rd Sundays at 10:30 a.m. OtborSan.'days, 7:30 a.m. Morning Prayer, Litany, and8ormon,'2nd and 4th Sundays at 10. SO a.m.Kron«oni?7:0fl p. m. Sunday School 9:30n.m.Friday Evensong, 7.30. Saints Day Celebra-tion ,7:30 a.m. Special nervloo in AdventandLent. •

METBODIBTKPISOOPAJ,. Hev.W.N.Ogborn,pastor. Sunday services: class 9.30, a. m,preaohing/10. 30. Sunday-school 12.00 i,oon.Epnorth Iiooguo «.00 p. .in. .preaching 7.30.Jlase Tuesday and'Wodnosdny evenings?, 30.

When tbtngii ave "tho bi-bt". they bo-oorno:• "tlie best solliDg." AbrahamHiiro, ti icadinp; druRgiat/of- Bellovillo,O., writes: "Electric, Blttera are thobout eolllng bitters I huvo handled in 20yours. You know why ? Most diseasesbocln in dleordprs of stomach, liver,kidneys, bowels,—rblood.-ond- nenres,Rlootrlc bitters tones up tlio stomach,regulates livor, kidnojs and bowels,purifies tho blood, strengthens the nervcihence cures multitudes of maladies. Ilbuilds up the entlreuyBtem.—Eiiis_nfl.w_

TIJS) and vigor into any weak, sickly, run-down man or woman. Price 60 cents.Sold by Urowell, Druggist.

^ - - ^ , - - - - •— Mission at Pine Road. -------- -- -------- '-.—

PnESBTTEitiAK. Rov.WK MoKinney, pastor»flandoy services: proaoh'ingjIO.'SO a .m.jSday-school 12.00 noon, prenohing 7.30 p

in all branches^

Pamphlets,

-'-- -Business Gards-

[ . ' . . . • Posters

[ : • ' - ' " Dodgers

.Bill-Heads

Statements

Note-heads

I

prices charged, always.We willjiotdp cheapwor]c, and can't affordto do good workfor nothing

Promptnessa specialty. If wecannot do your workwhen you want it donewe'll telj.ypu.80, 1

and finish itwhen we promise to

;The-Tribttiie-New York, the weeklyedition, and theRepublican, for $1.25A. pile of good readingfor a little money

The PressPhiladelphia, weekly, and

. ..thO'lle/piil)li<:iinl afor $1.25

AddrcHH, call or phone UH—

HOYT & SOU,200-8 Hollovuo Avo. rhonoO-it

. . . _ . _"Cnuroh prayer inoetTne Thnrsday 7.30 p. m.

Missions atFolsbm and Magnolia.Italian Evangelical. Rov Prof P E Monnot

Pastor. Sunday School at 9:30 a m. Preach-ing at 10.30 a m . C E Society at 0-30 p m.Preaching at 7:30. •

— USIVEHSAIIST. Sunday School, 12:00 DOOBJr. Y.P.C.U., 4 p.m. Y.r.C.U. at 7;i'0 p.m,Sociables alternate Thuraday evenings.

WOMAH'E CHIUSTIAIC :TEMPEIIABCEMra. Charles Smith, president, Wins A MBrudbury, cor secretary. Mrs A L Jackson,

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CLBHK. J.L.O'Donnell..ECTon & 'I'ltsABPREB. A. B.Davig.

WABsiiA'L"."""Oe"orJB*"TV~6wank, JrJUSTICES. G .W. PrefFey. CbaaWoodnutt

Jos H Gjrton, E L CanfmanCONSTABLES. Qco Bornshouso,C C Combes

E H Sheoklo»j3>OvEnsEEH HIGHWAYS . Elias A ,Toslyn.OVERS'EEROP TUB POOR. Qoo.Bcrnshiueo.NIOUT POLICE. J .U.Garten.ATTORNEY. E H Chandler.FIRE CHIEFS. C W Austin, H M PhillipsVoLUHTBBB-FiRE Co. P. S. Cunninghntn,

3rd Monday evening of each month.Independent Fire Co. Meets first Wednes*

da? evening in each month.Tow.i COUNCIL. Michael K Boyer, Chm.

E W Batctfolor, J E Wotkis, W D DePuy,-G-ft-Harloy, —Andru^-S-Holman-;—^3Vêet»-last'Saturday eve each month. -

BOARD np EDUCATIOH. C. P. Osgood, presi-dent; J). S. Cunningham,clork; Edwin Adams,J Ii O'Donnell, Mrs J U Ransom, Misa AnnaProRsey1, Mrs'B A Joslynr Thomas CElTins,Dr JilVaas; Sleets first Tuesday eveningeach month. ' "

BoAnn OP tlEAiTn. M. L. Jackson, Presi-dent ; Dr. Charles Cnaningbam, Inspector;John T. French, J. C. Anderson, Wm. Cun-ninuham, Geo. Bo' nshouso, Jos. H.Garton.

FEATEENAL, . . ..AUTIBAHS ORDER OF MOTDAL PROTECTIOH;

D_S Cunningham, M A } A B Davis, Seo'yMcetmDrat Tuesday evening in eaeh month inMechanics' Hall.

WISSLOW LonoS, I.O.O.F. Win. Berns«hoaao, N.G.; A. V. W. Setley, Secretary.Meets Wednesday eves, in Odd Follows Hall.

BnAwuDHKiN TRIBE Imp O H M . J MBaanett, Saohtm; Chas W Austin, Chief ofRecords . Meet every Tuosday'tsleepln RedWens' Hall.-

M. B. TAYLOR I.onon. F. 4 A. M. D CHerbert, W Master ; Alonzo B. Davis, Seo'y2nd and 4th Friday nlgbta in Masonic If all.

Jn. ODDER U.MITED AUERICAH AlKcnAnicaF U Whlttler, Conn.; A T Lobloy, Secretary.Moetn ovory Friday eve in Mechanics'Hall.

GBM.D. A.-RouBMii, POST, O .A .R . 0 ALeonurJ, Commander; W. n. IT. Bradbury,Adjutant: H. F. Udsall.Q. M. Meets IstandSrii Hacur'day nights In Mechanics Hall.—W«M*B'irIlKTTET'CoTiPBr ProJldojtrMIssNellie Dtl'uy ; Secretary, Mies Eva Carlaw.2nd ui.il 4ih Haturday" eves, Mcohanloo Hall.

O K H . D. A. HUHSELI, CAIIP Bonn or VETER-A N N , No . U. Oapt., \Vi l l lu inO OIITurd; First6or);t,, Hurry C Leonard. Meets 2nd and 4thMonday even. Mechanics' Hall.

Mltle tla Ho Council, No. 27, D. of P.MM M n ll'iirlen, Pocahontaa; Mm Oarrle AK i n , K . i > I R . Meets Monday evening In RedM«ii'« Hall.

Duitio liODQii, No. 12, BniKi.n of Jlonoii.Wor thy Muster, Prnnois MoNnmy | H.H., WinHinii l l .Mtota 2, id nnd 4th Thursday nights Inihul r hall.

Or£anleatlonB.I l i iminomoi! l>»nn und l lu l ld lng .Amnclatlon,

W. K. ' i ' l l ton (eoietnry. Moot? ovory 1stTlnir«duy In I'lroinon'o Hull.

tVurliiiiKiiiMi'ii I.oun aixl Iluildlng Arsoolatlon,W . l l . I l i ir i i ihiMiu, neorntary. Moota ovoryl i t Mondny In Klrotnen'i Hull ,

I'ooulo'n l l»nk. W. U. Tilt. in nnnhlor.

.LOOAL BUSINESS HOUSES,Ailvor l ln lnj f In the UCI ' I I I ILKUN,

J. H. ( lur l ..... ju i t lne .Jov. 1. Tuylor , puli i tur.J. tl. Tl iuyor , inonumei i tn ,M. JntTora >n, n i tornay.II. ". I l l i ink , r u l f r lnury gurgoon.(ItiM. W'liiilniitlijtiqifi'a, 'jtiiiid A Hun , uiHlurtt ikon*.H N llnlnlor, griiacrlonL Ildvorutfo, noliiry puli l leHairy Ulilc, hurdwiiro und furn l turo . >A Ii. I 'atton, bloyoliia.OrirWoM'o rimrnmoy. vIU..A. Clorilery, b lnynlen.K. I>. Arl l l t . mll l l i iDry, oln.tlojl A HUM, publ l i l iora , | i r lntern.I! 1 1 H. (lliundli.r, u t t ' i rnoy .John I 'runoh, Jr., nndorlol icr .Win.lUk.r, ilmmltli. .Koliort iftool, j or tnlur ..l.inlniiii A Hun, inent ami produceI/, W , Cliquy, huriimia .(I. W , rroB«tiy,Ju«tlno.W . H , I lornnluiino, noliiry, num. dt eilallr.J. Ai W A U H , ilontlntJohn Murdookf «lu>eB.

Klvlnn, i l ry giiodo,((ronorl<i»,eto.Jiioi.ii linhliirill, i n o u t R n i l proiliioe.

y«lolan »nil<ur/(oon.J . I I .Hmi l l . l j ukn i and oonfootl'inerII 1i. Dlclntyra,nioal and produce.Win. L. I l lnoU, dry 12001)1, arucerlef , etc.

WANTED. Acll vo man of pood character. to deliver and collect in Now Jersey

forold cslnbllshecl manufacturing wholesalehouse. HOI) a year, sure pay. Honesty morothnn cjiierlonco required. Our referenceany bank In any city. EnoloBo.seir-addressedBUimped onvelppu. Manufaeturors, 3rd floor334 Dearborn St.T Chicago. .

OmamentaLEaintersGralniiigr.JGlazlng-.'Kalsomining

and Pai»er;tlanginfir.

Hammonton, N. J.

Wm. A. HOOD & SON

AND

Funeral DirectorsAll business in their line

promptly and carefullyattended to.

inff aTSpecialtyOffice and Residence,___.2QSieacli-Street,-^~Phone 1-5 Hammonton.

House, Sign, CarriagePAINTER

Dealer in Paint¥,r0ils, ~and VarnieheB.

I'have a largo stock of

John T. French'sPure Oil Paints,

which I guarantee to be• the best paint over sold.

Second and 1'loaaant Streets,UAMMONTON.

The REPUBLICAN office is

*

the only printing house

in Hammonton.

Matthew JeffersonAttorney-at-Law

N. 1C. oor. Tlilrtl nnd Morltot Bto.(Now ,Ior«oy Trunt Ilulld'e)

Tolopliono 1141. OuiiKloii, N. .T.Aitorii«i' J'or lliiniiiiontoii.

IB Acout lor

The SingerSowing: MachinesRtipuiru, nnd SnppliuH,

Iliimmonton, N. J.

A full Him oftii lio noon at 1C. 1). Ailll/,'Htorii, or , \

Drop mo n pontnl ourcl, tiiu) I willnull ut your lionuo,

Lyford BeverageTotavnr: FuTilio

for Now Jorni-y,tcnilnrii lilrt flnrvlci'H.

I'cnnloii voualiora oxnoutod,nnminonton.K. J.

Better than o Piano, Organ, or Music Box, for it sings and talks as well aa plays, anddon't cost ria much. It reproducea thomusioof any instrument—band or orchestra—tellgqtorics and sings-rtheold familiar hymns a3 well as tho popularsonga—it faalwnys ready.S v **-"'• ~" -_6co that Mr. Edison's signature is on overy machine, Cata>

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Originator of the celebrated Home-treatment for the cure of all

Chronic, Nervous and Wasting Diseases.I challenge all forms of disease, acute or chronic.

I treat on scientific principles, with selected medicines.

A LASTING CURE.The above statement is open and

frank, without fear of contradiction.—I treat all forma ot johrpnlodiBeases

HCOflBilollyL-tBaEluavo— baffled- skilledprofessors. No so-called "cure-alls,1^. - - ,

. but- remedies prepared for each individ-nal case. A full statement of yourcasosent mo by mail will receive promptând

VOL. 39 HAMMONTOlSr, K. J., MARCH 30, 1901. NO,

on receipt of stamp • Office adviceFREE.

Hundreds of testimonials bear evi-dence of the good results obtained fromour method 01 treating all forms ofchronic .disease;; :_....•..'!

All coirespondflnco is strictly privateand confidential. No tnatw tin- diseaseor bow IOUR standing, cousult Pliiladol-

""• phia's Erninunt Bpcoialist,is not "a brother to the ox," nor does he carry "the burden.of the world" or any other burden on his back. He simply

a

The Planet Jr. No. 17 Single Wheel Hoe,

, W. C.T tl.• The ladles bavo taken this space for ono

yf-nr, nml nre rpsponnlhlo for ,'all thnt Umay contain.

Eailroads, Dnok, and Tobacco.Many western railroads'•are"pa8sing

striqt rules In regard to the use of

~ -I'he vvaoasli Kailroad has Bent outthe strictest seen yet. It forbids theiremployes even to enter a .place whereliquor, is sold. The new rules of thoBurllHgtora77nt6if| and Rock Islandprovide for the dismissal of any manwho uses liquor or visita saloons.These orders affect many thousandmen. The Burlington also forbids theuse of; tobacco while'on duty. BockIsland recently forbid the use of ciga-rettes. Memphis soSn followed withthe same order; 'he big Ranta Fe

^nforced-thecitfarutte-and-dririk-orders-

office should be "fired," as it is a cost-ly luxury.

Some one has, without knowing athing of the matter, attempted to makeit appear that we formerly paid largesums for legal advice, which is notcorrect; and such statements even getinto the town, meeting "campaign

Young People's Societies.

WEST JERSEY & SEASHORE KT?

DOWN TRAINS.Schedule in effect Oct. 2; 1GOO

FiOW-is one ot' the handiest and mostefficient tools ever- invented. You should examine this and

UP THAINP.

II' 60l (> 0010 6Sj H 0711 in! 8 1711 ini 8 25

....Colllnpiivucul.HaddonCelcl...

- "TV rsnj 18120 5~ff51115 '£253i

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Berlin..:Atco..

\Vatcrfcrd........Aurora.......\vinslc.w-Hammonton

'9-50 -,100710 Zfi10 SB.

..._K)TR Harbor...„.. _At'Mcon...«.

AtUntlcCltr

other PLANET JR. tools at pur store.e : the wheel- boesrare the J

Tae horse cultiva-

Price of wheel hoe shown in cut, with attnchments, $4.75'.

This and. other up-to-date implements and supplies for thefarm and garden for sale by

6.216S5

, :M -SOT; 7 J7 5 02

i <i3: '7- i i« K-;rti-j7-31 r4«-f. .;6: 7 24 i 88I 271 7 Wi ITa is'lo K i 05

* Stops only on notice to conductor or nijcotP. S. Order a few days before you are in need.

and refused to employ men addictedto these Habits.

The. MicUelPlate Bnilroad requiresits~"eraployes~TO"~sb8tttltrT"frdm""~both"liquor and tobacco.while on duty.

Experience warns the railroad com-panies that men who drink cannot betrusted; • -~'~ ~~ ~~~ ~~ : '"•'''

Thus the toils are closing more undmore tightly around the Americansaloon. There will u6~doubt be fewergreat accidents on the railroads whenthese orders become universal all overthe land. : PRESS Supr.

J B HUTCHXNSON. Gcn'tMnnngcr. J B WOOD. Gcn'l pnsB'r Ajti'.

DOWN TBAIN8.Monday, Oct. 16,1000

UP TI1AINS.

Sand SUD(] dtiml Ac>. m. B. ui. a. m. p.m. p.ni. p. m p.m n-tn.

500S 125 10S'fifMO541651002(108U 111010023U3-J0 8!)a 478 M.701

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Insurance AgentNotary Public,Commissioner of Deeds,

,> Office, 101 Railroad Ave,»' Hammonton.

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\f. 0. BE9I.KIl.Oon.8upt. .arlmr 7:110, Ilrromonlnn H:II , rfnrl i lnB Milln. 0:0n.

KIWOM J. WKKIC|),atli.r«MrilKrrA|ir!il

The Electric Light, Eeat & Power Co,

of Hammonton,

J'ohn Prasclh,Furnishing

Undertakerand Embalmer

Twolltn St., botwoon rallroada.

Hammonton, N. J.A.11 nrrnngoments for burials madrtnd oarofullv executed.

A. H, Phillips Co.

Fire-—-MONEY

FOB -;-:- -:-—.; -

-Mortgage Loans:CorrespondencuSolioItod. '

1815 &.tlantlo Avenue,Atlantic City, N. J

Chas, Cunningham, M.D.Physician and Surgeon

W. Second St.. Hntnmoiitou.Office Hours, 7:30 co 10:00 A.M.

1:00 to 3:00 and 7:00 to 0:00 r.it.

SHOES.Rates can lie had on npplication.

Always aTQood StooET

the* Best '!

The People's National Family Newspaper.

Few

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I 'uhllHlioil Monilay,Winlneiiilny ninl Ifrl-ilny, In In rimlllv alino, l'rn«li, nvory-ntl i-cr - ' luv Iinll.y. u lv l i iRtho lu in i i t nowa ontl io i luy nl IBI-IIO, millr u v c r i n r • n w r ot thqn t h i i r l l i r i M i I t on i i -I n l i u n i l l l i l |milniltfu ro lKi i inililr Downwhi r l ) upfx 'ur i 1 In thellnll| Tr i l l ium of III"rn i i in d u l l , iilio Ilo-luu i i i l o IIIH! KorolKiiimmi»|MMi' l»i ic t u r l c n , rl«|/cnit l iulf-

liuinornuM Itviiin, In*iliintrlul liil'iiriiiiitliin,fu»M'in nnlni>. ii«rhoiillurnl innlloia, ami

r n l l i i l i l n fliiiinolal millinn r l i o t ropor tn ,

Ko({iili*r nul i i ior lp-linn prliio, f l .OO (ioryiinr,

Wo fur i i lul i I t w f r hIlia H i | i uMlonn lutt'J por jour.

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Piili l lnliml Tlinrnlny,iuul kn i iwn fur nearlyii lxly ji'iim In r»nrypurl H( th» llnltcilhlul ' in ii' 11 Niulonulir»nill,y Newtpiipor oftiix l i l (( l innl cln««i Torfiirinoni n i i ' l villagers.II ( m n l n l i i H nil tlioiiiont l i i i |uir lni i t ffono- 'ml riimn <<( I l io llnlly'J'rll'iiiio 11)1 1" l inur ufgi t ln^ tt r u p u r t p nliloli urouou«|iliiil ni uii thorllyliy rnniKirn imil coun-try i n n r o h u n l f i , itnil laolonn, "P Id 'lot", tli-to rnmlng nnil limUun-tlvo.

Shoes made to Order in mySpecialty, and full

oat'iBfiiction IB guaranteed.

Repairing done.

N.J.DallovnaAvouno,

Hammonton. : :

IN OHANOKHY OP NEW JICUHKY' ' ' I'

• tliin, tl |nr j

Vit, lurnl ih It with• Ilio l t<j |>ut>l loui i fur

111.21 fat jonr.

Send all ordorn to tlio "Kopublichn," llttiumonton, N. J.

Uy ordor of tlm (Murt of (Jluviionry ofNow Jornoy, nuulo on tlio duy of tlio (IntoIioroof, In a oniinti wlioroln MuMillduZIosHonln/. IH oniii)ihlimnt, iuul you nrotlio dofundunt, you nrn li«r«by rmjulrodto ai)x)0nri pl*iiM'i niww«p| or demur totlio piitltlon of tlm potlt l ' inor on or bo-foro tho twonty-Hnvoiitli tiny of April, A.1). nineteen Imndroil iuul one, or tlio Miild

lio tnUou an confonnml'

Tlio nnld iiotltlon In filed OKnlnnt, youfor u dlvoroo from tlio liiuulu of iiintn-nioriy. 'Dutml tlilH Sfitli dny Of Pohrnnry,

A. i>. 10IU.UHMtLKH A, rJAAKK,

Holloltor of ||io I'.itltloncr.I1, O, Addronn, lloom (I, Union Nntlmml

Jlonk llulldlnit, Atlnntlo Olty, N. J.' n , II.BO

Ohas. Woodnutt"jtfSTIOEorthe PEACE

(tliilma collected.)Commlsaionor of Deeds

. Insurance & Real Estate -Afet.Oflloo at rosldouoc. 40ft Bolltvuo Avo.

. J. A.,Waas,

HAMMONTON,

_ IheLLiixunyjofja Solicitor^ __ -.

As it has been repeatedly stated thatbefore the election of Mr. Chandler asTown Solicitor the town paid dearlyfor legal "advice, I wish to give thefacts. Those \yho rezilly know noth-iii_g of previous lees paid have beenuiakinglifiiteluehts ' wttDout' proper iii-vcstigation.

I will go back as far as 1892, as Ihave no reports for previously ears;.but .IJLaiu safe in asserting that tlieoutlay was aa low as ibr the y curssince.

\Ve paid for legal advice ab followsIn J«« .. --- .................................... Nuihlut'

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This spare Is devoted to the Interests 01too Young Peoples Societies of tin-vnrloaRChurches. Special Items of Interest, unaannouncements ure solicited.

Y. P. S. C. E.,—Presbytetian-Cburch:' "Meets Sunday evening, at 6:30.

Topic, "Christ our High Priest.". Heb'. 7 : 24-28. Leader/Christian

Helzer.

We are better equippedthan ever to do you?

-having jnade-extensivetions to our'materiiil.

TRY USfor -

Bill Heads,'" Envelopes,'Letter or Note Heads,

IjTeets Sunday evenine, at 6:30.Topic, "Missions ; "-love of anula."

. _ . . . _ . . _Leader, Mies Emm* Vernier.

Jr. C. E.. Sunday afternoon at 3:00 :Topic, "Missions: our missionarysociety. (What, ihey are, howthey are carried on, the workthey do.)" Matt. 28: 16-20.

- -LeaderrVVillie Lymanr _-—-Epworth League,-^M. KjGhnrch :

Meets Sunday qvening, at"6:30.Topic, "Love of souls." Rom. 10 :

1. Leader, Robert Steel.JiiÛrdyem __

Meets Sunday eveoin», at 7:00.Topic, "iDblruffionia in tho Lord's

triumph." Palm Sunday. Mat.: 21 :r3, 15, 16; ' -: "

A cordial invitation is extended to all. .-.. to attend the'Bejnee tines. ,.;.v... ..;•.....

Business oBook or Pamphlet Work,

Gardfl, Posters, Dodgers,QIC.ânything in tbe printing

' .Imp. • ' . . ' - . •

Printers of hhe Republicanand 77i« Echo.'

206-8 Bellevue Ave.Hammonton,

Phone 6^3JSt.3.' "

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Working Night end Day.T..e bual'esl and mightiest lutle

thai ever was inade^fB'DrV^Kirlg'Life Pills. Thoso pills obanijo weakuoaainto strength, listlessness into onorp;y,

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161)7, H. A. Urulto ........................... aj ojLc-gul utlvlce furUolloolor ... Ill uo

1808, II. A. Drake ., ......................... 25 UUHlopliauy & Bi>n ................ ..105 00H. A. Dri'iko- ..... « .................. It) 00

The above Is $185 In seven yours, ora little over $20 a year, including thohcavy-bl]U

into mental power. They'rewoudert'nl in building up the benltu.Only 25 otH per box. Sold by Crow.oll.

RJEPORT OF THE OONDITION.OF THE

People's Bank of HammontonAt tho close or biiHlt ienH on Biiturdny.

Maroli Bill, 1901.

by a llorco contest in Council over tlio) Icon HO question, In \vhtoh sovorul or-(JliuuicoM were drawn and rej'cctcd,nnd variourt opinions given. Tho billsof Hi A. Druku were for" searching thoIIIWH In relation to bloyolcH, the ordl-iiunccH being lliihlo toulntu ' laWH recently unnoted.

H. diandlov,Attorney& Counselor

At Law,Aril ty. HuildliiK, [lammonton,

Rooniu ^5-^7 Ilcal But. & Lnw U'ld'ff,• AtUutlu Olty,

Olllolul 1'ovrii Attorney .In Jliiiniuontoii <ivcr.y FridayPrnotloo In all Oourtu of the Htuto.

Money for'firflt mortage loaiu

Wo liayo paid Mr. Chundlur nafollows:

N.J. 1HUB, October,contract $2600Nov. •• as oo

", prnf.norvluoH lu 01)IHjIl, Mnroli, contract 1S> 00 «

Junr , mtntruol jr> u>Hi>|il,. aouiruul anil )>rof, HOI W su

lOuo, Milfoi l , |irnl. mirvlw jo HIJuiiii , coniruot... HJUA I I K I I H I , column iVi 00

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H, ^.Vot«rinary Surgeon

AtlMillo Avonuo . 'ATLANTIC OO?Y

RESOURCES:Loans mid DliicountB „ 673044 ;

'7 84Ovcnl raftsStocks, bondB, elo .................. ......... 57712 41'Hiuililni; Hoimd. fiirnlturo, nnd .

nxturcB .... .................. . ............ 0300 00Other Honl catato... ........................ Oooo ooDoiHlHiuul Morlmigra. ..................... 0635 80Duo from other Hiuilts ........ .......... 43100 04Cnali nnil cash llt'inn ..................... ... 008O 20

. THE

Carriage .&• Wagon_„_B^^^^-___**- •

Second St., near Pleasant,. _'Hammonton.

Give me your order for a good'Buggy, Surrey, . • „

Phaeton,Road Wagon, or Farm

Horse-Shoeing.On account of a recent reduc*-

tion in the price of irgn,_I „will hereafter shoe yourhorses at the old prices—

4 New Shoes• for $1.00, casla

Accrued Inturent rocelvnblu ...„ 1000 03

. $207408 oa

HiirphmUndivided prorltH, ICRH currant

i oxponui'S imd t»xn» iiaia 3830 84Duo to other llnnlcn, otc. 0730 03Dlvlclomtn nnpnld. 73 03Inillvltluul UepnultH .. 107103 40Dtmiund onrUllcinim

ofdopoHlt 42002 73Certified oliool(H 13 00

oulHtundl i iK 4 38140B73 43

Aaariiiul Inlorcnt puyablo lalo 00

HTATK op( • o n n i y u l • A i l i i n t l i i ,

Will nnnwoT toloplioiiu onllannywhero In

4 (u)lnBsortinont of hand ant] tnaohlDinudo,—for work or driving,

Trunks, Valises, WhipsRiding Saddles, Notu, oto.

Hammonton, N.J:

18rj(l ami IDll l i tlio T(i\vn ulm>paid lor (uli l l tUiiial Icgul uilvhic, UHI'dllowH:

JM'l'.H")'!., T|IIIIII|I«I>II fi (X)liv. (IA (MIJuly,.I. W. WtiHiiuiil .'. .'ill in

IIXHI, Al ' i l l , 1UT. Mll lvr ,111) Ml

87ft (Ml

•Our Iuul rrporl, 11)01, ulujwcil IdûlhorvlccH UH oiiMl.liiK <il.'iH..'l!l, I'nini li'ob.'.'•I, 11)00, to Juil. 21), IDHI. VVoii lno [midMr, ltiiui'K*'iil» •Jf'l'i 'ml' Hint wimiirato iiiuttor, ]ir<ivl(lnd I'ur Intown inortlnir.

Mr. Oh'indlur IK'KUII Hnrvloo Inji'or itovun yoiirn pmvloiiH to thu t I l i no\vii piilil, mi iiluiwn iilinvc, ICHM Muni$"7 jn-r year. Jnntdiul nf tho iittornoyfouM holiiK IOMM now, (hoy uro inuolihouvlor.

If \vo liuvo i\ Hdllollor, |(, might nuSvoll IKI Mr. OhiiiulU'r UH any onu olm>,lint llico tho Town MunilmlHlil|i, tho

$307408 03

Tlllou, rtiHlili-r oi' tii'n iihovii iiiu'iipcl l i iuilc 'Id rtoloumly Hwnur I l i n l U|0 iili()V.i nluttmimitn Into, lo tlm IMIHI of my IdinwIxilKn und

"«l'"f. . WI1.1IKHU.T1LTON.HnliHorlbml mill nworri to Imforo mo,

l l i l H V U i iln.v i i f .Muni l i , A. ii., llliil..1. C. A N I I K I C H O N ,

Nnliiry 1'iihlln;Cnrrrnt. At l i 'R l :

AVN, 1.; Ui.AiiK,IHrimtoin,

Thfl Dlrcitlorn linvo thin < lnv i l iwlnrui l u noini i i i i i i i u l i l lvl i loixl of •riniKK pur

ConfectioneryOnly the choicest.

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Bread & CakesAlwayB the boef

J. B. SMALL,Cor. Second und Bellevue,

Hnmmonton.

s::::^^ on stovesIF YOU WANT A FENCE T, . .

- . , ; . , ..Repairedby

WXLLIAM BAKER.

No. 25 Third Street,

Hammonton.iHi HIW J'HUJ "mici NOUT, *.n

Documents

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