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from -which,, owlnc to tho cxtrcmo shortness! of the KIIIR'M neck, it was impossible to afford him any relief RAILWAY Blll PASSED EDWARD VII. DIES OF PNEUMONIA; throughout his il'ncr-s. To tho end he- was not in bed, but in a halt-blltlng Brilliant Ceremony From Balcony Over 800 Dead in Ancient Costa md h.iir-rccliiiing position on an in- -VOTE is am io m Rican City. 'alid. couch.. of SL James' Palace. Greets Prince as Jtlng. ^ First United Republican Action When the end came, In addition to of This Session. Coming Without Warning nnd Last* tho -royal family and tho doctors. People i>f lionilon SlnR "God Save the Ing IS Seconds the Old Cnpltal Homo Secretary "Winston Churchill KI11R," With Accompaniment of was present, and to'hlm fell the duty Coiinon. Washington Collapsed Burying Hundreds. • British Sovereign Expires in Buckingham Palace, London, ~>f kneeling lo tho Prince of Wales INSURGENTS FORCED CHANGES md first-greeting him ns King. ' Such t quantities of obsolete"* and - From Bronchial Affection After a Short Illness. Tho royal family Immediately wlth- London.—-.With, time-honored cere- useless public documents arc being San Jose, Costa Rica.—The carth- Irc\Y from the death chamber, t)ow- monies »f -a most brilliant -and lm- shipped into Virginia under tho Amendment I'ermlUlnR Mercer-, in Quako which laid waste -.the town of .iffer CJueen Alexandra being led tiway p'-'WllTO character George V. was pub- franks of members of Congress that "Certain " Condition!*" Vails— Cartago, In tho province of Cartago, • by the . new. King and—Queen, who licly proclaimed King of the United emphatic protests arc Senntc Kxpcctrd to lieject Phys- occurred at G.50 o'clock p. m,- It" ROYAL FAM&Y AT DEATHBED shortly afterward returned to Marl- Kingdom of Gieat Britain, and Ireland .A Disgrace- beginning to reach the ical Valuation Section. camo without waminq, and continued borough House. ful Practice, members whose franks and the British dominions "beyond tho about eighteen seconds. The KIHI is Announced. seas,'Defender of the Faith, Emperor this waste paper bean:. Washington, D. C.—Tho Republi- Tllo reason for this deluge, which is In that brief space of tlmo tho Just ut ilio stroke- of midnight tho of India. \ cans of tho House, uniting for the buildings of the place collapsed, Prince of Wales Succeeds Without Ceremony---"! Have Done My Duty,"crowds massed ut the palace gate bii^w nrouslng the ire not only of the post- masters, but of those to whom th'ff first time this nesslon, passed tho ad- burying hundreds' of persons. Tho Says Dying King—All England In Hournfng—Crowds at Palace • sma recurred, Princess Mary watched the ceremony. • postal savlng3 bank bill which they ate Is that declaring telegraph and tho earthquake. Roporta Indicato until in the evening the attacks took . Sir Alfred Scott Scott-Gatty. garter ,, oxpect to pass as soon as telephone companies to bo "common that nearly 100 persons wero killed the form rather of«ti failure of breath principal king of arms, with the Duko Postal tho sundry- civil blll, the carriers." Senate Republicans and .thero. and ho • became comatose, but of Norfolk and two officers bearing Savings last but one of the big ap- tho House leaders agree that If tele- Largo DssurC3 have opened up in throughout he remained up Notable Achievements of the Late King. the staves of office, stepped to the Runkti. propriatlon bills, is passed. graph and telephono companies are Cartago Province and have caused- ad- Outsldo the palace early In tho front ot the balcony and in a voice Tho House bill will limit to be brought under the Interstate ditional alarm. ..Ten-thousand- per- - afternoon long strings of motor cars During his nine-year reign King Edward's efforts were which could be heard across the court individual deposits to $500; will au- commerco law that they should be sonB havo been rendered homeless, and carriages had begun to fillth o especially devoted to furthering the cause oi peace. It was and In the streets adjoining read tho thorlzo tho- deposit of the receipts of dealt with in a separate hill. and tho severe valna and lack of food courty'ard of the entrance In Buck- proclamation, while great throngs tho* postal banks ITI National and There are other amendments in the and drinking water are" responsible ingham Palace Road. The streams mainly through his influnce.that the Anglo-French-Russian stood uncovered In a drizzling rain State banks and their Investment In Hpuse bill that are bound to excite tor much suffering. It has been found continued without intermission until Triple Entente became an accomplished fact. The duke and Sir Alfred then called Governmont securities, and In bonds controversy in conference, but tho lmposslblo to provide shelter for tho 6 o'clock. All the well-known p'eople for three cheers for the king, and tho ot States nnd municipalities which President believes, and his view was poople, who arc huddled together In In Lonrf-on were leaving calls and -As a direct result of this pact a European war was pre- people responded with hurrahs, which have the taxing power; but a reserve shared by Republicans in the House a pitiable condition. making inquiries—politician::!. Am- vented when France and Germany clashed on the Moroccan were silenced only by the reappear- fund of fivo per cent, of tho total de- and Senate, that n compromise will _.-Tho ceremony attending the inau- bassadors, dignitaries of the church, ance of tho-heialds, who sounded an- posits shall bo kept in tho Treasury bo effected that will have the support guration of IUcardo Jlniincz as Presi- great leaders, men of note In the question in 1905. other fanfare Then the Coldstream at all times. Investment in indemnity of a comfortable Republican majority world of sport, writers, painters, one dent of Costa Rica took'Placo on ono The Balkan crisis of 1908, which threatened a general "Guards band plavcd "God Save the' bonds itt/p*rohlblted. The trustees nro In both brr.nchcs. of tho plazas In San Jose, owing to _ or two actors, even—every class was i King." nuthofttcd at any" time to devote for- In the preliminary skirmish lead- represented in the llntf which ad- European conflagration, was solved without war. tho fact that the people feared to en-' As the iiational anthem was con-ty-seven per cent, of the funds of tho Ing up to the passage ot tho bill In-, tor tho Government Building. vanced slowl.\ to the door and then Other results of King Edward's peace campaign were: eluded the first sun of the battery in postal banks to tho redemption of surgents and some regulars sided drove away with saddened faces look- St .lames' Park belched forth a royal Federal bonds or to the purchase of with tho minority, but on the final MAGAZINE EXPLODES; 15 DIE. Ing out upon the people gathered The Anglo-French and Anglo-German Arbitration . salute, and the people In the square bontls of any new Issue. .'An entirely count Speaker Cann'on had the satis- round tho gates. x treaties of 1903,'followed by more than a score of similar and streets at the same'moment took | new provision requires that all n'ew faction of announcing a result that up the refrain. "Ood Save tho.King." , issues of United States bonds, for re- was brought about by the responsible Trees and Houses Leveled For M1IC9 Prince of AVnlc** in Palace. treaties between other Powers. • This was the most Impressive part ol ifunding or a new loan, shall be In majority acting as a unit for the first Around Hull, Cannda. All tills time the PiJncc and Giant strides in the movement for the limitation of . tho ceremony, the fervent slnKlng ol ,denominations of $2-1 and multiples tlmo In this'Congress. Ottawa, Ont.—Five tons of an ex- LATE KING EDWARD VII. """ Princes of Waics were in the pal.ice. i the crowds, which first reached those thereof. This Is designed to afford The Democrats who supported tho plosive In a masazino exploded °nt naval and military armament. Even Germany, following an . in the balcony as a hum, growing in ,a.convenient form of investment for bill on the ground that it marke'd a tho works ot tho General Explosives London."—Edward VII., King, of Iess of Fife, Princess Victoria and interview between King Edward and the Kaiser at Cronberg volume as more and moro singers \ thoso of moderate means. The de- step forward in the direction of gov- Company, near Hull, and fifteen per- Great Britain and Ireland and of the [Princess Louise, the Duchess of Ar- in 1908, showed a decided change in this respect. | joined in, while at minute Intervals ' positor- who manages to savo $2 a ernmental regulations ot railroads EonB were killed and scores wcro in- British Dominions be\ond the Seas [ | the gun half drowned the chorus. ; month, for Instance, could purchase were 'Messrs. Russell, Glllesple, jured. Many of tho victims had and Emperor of India, died In Buck- * LAKIXG, " The salient dates in the life of the late monarch are: The people having concluded the In bond each year. Tho Houso lead- Hardy and Smith, of Texas;.Bou and formed part of a crowd at a ball game ingham Palace here of pneumonia a REID. 184°1, November 9—Born_at Buckingham Palace, singing of tho national anthem turned . era are proceeding oil the theory that Kltchln, ot-North-CaroIIna; -Jamlcson, and-perslsteil ,ln watching tho flro-at quarter of an hour before midnight, POWELL, I toward Marlborough House and re /it is their duty to pass the best possi- of Iowa; Sounder.", of Virginia; Nlch- tho works after having been warned, nt tho age of sixty-eight years, flvo DAWSON. -r, 1860—Visit to the United States and Canada. I nevved their rheers_fnr the king as he Ible bill without regard to the diffi- /Olls, of Pennsylvania, aSd Bartlett, of ot .tho peril If the big magazine ex- months and twenty-seven days; his i stood at the .window with Queen Marj ! Short, Terrifying Illness. 1863, March 10—Marriage to Princess Alexandra of culty which may be encountered In Nevada. ploded. -.-. .. oldest surviving son, George Frinco at his side. A moment later His Maj- . Inducing the Senate to accept such a Just before the passage" of the bill, Everything within a radlu3 of a of Wales, reigns in Ills place as The late King's illness In Its final Denmark, at Windsor. csty iowercd'thc blind ; measure. P Representative Mann, ot Illinois, en- jmile and.n half of the works war. torn George V. He was born-Juno 3, 18G3. stages progressed with terrifying rap- 1865, 'June 3—Prince George, Duke of York, subse- rtcavorcd to secure the adoption of an and shattered. Girnt tress woro_ Prince VAv. ard, grandson of the iditj. -It was only at 3.30 p. m. that , FARM10RS FORM IiEAfilT:. * * *. amendment making mergers of rail- snapped' pit 'close to tho earth, barns late monarch, a stripling not yet six-he was prevailed upon to allow him- quently Prince of Wales and now King, born. The Smithsonian Institution has re- uajs legal under certain circum- and' houses were converted Into teen jears old, stands heir apparent self to bo laid In bed. Since morning 1875—Visit to India. Vnlon Aim-, to Deliver Farm Products ceived tho dig dig killed by ex-Prcsl- stances. The section ot the mep.su.-e kindling wood. to the imperial throne and J\as as-he had been reclining in an iinalid dent Roosevelt, to the sroat gratifica- which authorizes mergers had been chair At 3.30,-however, he hud a Direct toToiv.ir.iitT. m "RJany small houses v.-erc wrecked 1896—Won the Derby with Persimmon. tion of Director Walcott "lt came by eliminated by a combination of in- In .'Hull and largor buildings were ifoicnt attack of coughing, which so St, Louis, Mo—The American-Co | aurgents and Democrats. exhausted him that he held out no 1901, January 22—Succeeded to the throne. express. Dr. Walcott damaged, while in Ottawa, four miles NEW RULER OF GREAT BRITAIN operative I'nlon, the purpose of which The Pig Dig s-avs many other spccl- a^fajv., tho Government nnd other longer against the wishes of his phy- 1902, June 24—Operated upon for perityphlitis and Is to aid in the crur.ide against hlgli ' i sicians. G Arrlvcs. meni have arrived, but AERONAUTS INJURED 1!Y FALL. bulltlthgo were shaken and' many thought to be dying. prices, was organized by fanners who : he seems to bo espe- windows were smashed. He still retained full consciousness, attended tho 'national rally lieie. ] cially pleased with thu dig dig, which ! Forbes and His Companion Found 1 and between that hour and 5 oVlock- 1902, August 9—Crowned King of England and T)io organisation was perfected _fo- Th'ci Known dead are: Robert Ac; !, he Intimates is a fascinating little i - Unconscious In Kentucky. Blxty-thfcf&o. years old; , Horace An* asked for news about his horse Witch Emperor of India. creature, although ho exhibited such dorson, Jo&qph Redard, John Blasii- of the Air, which was running at | .ion, of Indianapolis, president; tl-e ; Glasgow, Ky.—A. Holland Forbes, Kempton Park. Ills Majesty was 1910, May 6—Died at Buckingham Palace. reticence when members of Congress fleld, struclt/by a stone as ho was sit- -Rev. J. T. Toithy. of St. Louis, secrc- | asked him what the dig dig looked an aeronaut, and J. Carrlngton ting on tJlG'.'doorstep of his home sur- told that the horse had won. tary, and Thomas Kmrnerton, ol hko that Fome of them suspected it Yates, assistant, both of New York Not long afterward It became ap- rounde(l|'.1Jst''1jl3 family; Rosalie and | Bloomer. Wls ..treasurer. _ had not been unpacked and that the City, wero found unconscious In the Yolando Car'rloro, struck by a stone, parent that the patient was rapidly : The union is lo lie Incorporated fol director was as much In*tho dark rc- wrecked basket of the balloon Vik- growing worse. All live physicians L:itest Photograph of llritfsh S'otor- ing, which landed near Center, Met- whlch.camo through the roof of their •who had been called Into consultation oiKiii Tnk,(Mi at IliarriU. house; Antolne Cervante, twclvg wero in attendance, and soon after years old; Theodore Gagne, Leonard Jardine, badly crushed; Ferdinand their public announcement that his They had ilnvon thither from Marl- Mr. Forbes was identified by a condition was critical tho King began, borough House at 10..10 mid ic- ] purpose of the Institution to exhibit Laurln, three years old; Al,bert Lc- tle of farm products. Mr. Neli-on card bearing his name. He and blanc, Louis McCanu, a boy~BtrucItT)j;"* to show signs of approaching dissolu- mni-n-cU-In the room ne\t to that in said that Giftord Pinchof would he ^jilie many specimens furnished by Mr.j Yates were taken to" the home of a tion. which tho d\ Ing King lay Hero asked to acccpl-Uio pieslden^v oj tlic Koosevelt as the trophies.ol! an indi- 1 farmer and a physician was called. a big stone; William Sabairin, twen- Late In the afternoon In ono of his Queen Alexandra and the Prlnccsj institution. " ".. vidual or an expedition, but to add Forbes partly regained consciousness ty-four years old; boy and girl, found lnbt wakeful Intervals, the dying King Victoria also spent thu day. The them to the many groups which with- nnd told in a dazed fashion ot having together, and too badly crushed to bo . said: King was \ery glad ho was able to out these trophies of the Hoosevelt started,out from Quincy, 111., in an recognized. "Well, it is nil over, luit I think I command once more the services of ITU"EI>MILLIONAIItI"nltorS DEAD hunt are far from corrfplete. Tho dl-. attempt to reach N'ew York City. havo done my duty." tho sister who had nun>ecl liini during rector -says that 12,000 specimens When the balloon came down a ITO3NCII SOCIALISTS GAIJf. have been or will be received from Fnr homo hnnrg prior to his death his recovery from the oneiatlon In Ilcnsoll, Convicted of T>and Frauds,, , farmer and his son went out to see HKJ-l-j—juid sr»v o'clock hands of those ulio surrounded him, recover. to Sir Edward Laklng, his body phy- though Sir Francis Laking and Sir ! Benson was a co-defendant with -Coimrrssiniiiil tion of those who to the parties of tho Right. The Gov- sician, to whom he said: James K's plij'iiqui . Sit- .millionaire, in Indictments charging portunity to study" A bereaved city and empire exist 1 land frauds in Tehania County, and the census returns thus far received. parties stand as before. despite tho spreading popular convic- Queen." ting for hours by Ills bedside Her Majesty did not relax her lining vig- was one of the persons mentioned In That such action will be taken is, . Then Angry Youth Shoots Himself Count Boni do Castellano was de- tion that in each passing hour death / The dramatic end came just before Hie Hydc-Bensnn-Dlaiiioml land fraud however, gravel> doubted by those would claim the beloved soveieign. "the stroke of midnight. It was known ilance. Slie watched the doctors .it j' mid Is Likely to Die. feated for rc-clectlon by the Radical that His Majesty had been constantly their work, and they also never left cases tried in Washington, D. C. who realize how unwieldly the House Republican Perchod. M. Jaures, load* The Prince succeeded to the crov.n has already become in its present | Lynchburg, Va.—In a Jealous rage, er of the Socialists, was re-elected. immediately, according to the laws of sinking, and recourse had been taken the sickroom, except for briefest In- I John Going bhot and instantly killed tervals. The Princevi of Wales Is u proportions, and they suggest, the the kingdom, without official oeie- to oxygen throughout the evening by "INDIAN," AGED FOril, KILLED. probability of an agreement on an ar-• his sweetheart, a Miss Banton, in low- — I mony. His iirst official act was—to the physicians in a desperate effort to very able nurse, and she also ren- , er Amherst County, because he found 1 .prolong life, but, not prepared to un- dered dome assistances In the sick- bitrary number of Repiesentatlves TOM BYRNES DEAD AT 08. . dispatch to tho Lord Major the"an- Small Hoy 1'lnyillK rimliatiill :i VIc- from each State, to the end that the tho young woman out driving with nouncement of Ins father's death, in derstand the seriousness of tho King's charvber. Tho Duchess of Albany Terror of New York City Criminals was a no* her member of the royal House membership may not be fur- his brother, pursuance of cublom. His telegram illness, an imperial people found it (lim- of "liilimcll'd" (iun. thoi increased. It Is generally real- i He then turned the revolver upon Succumbs to Lone; Illness. read: difficult 4o believe that death could family who came to seo IIIH Majesty, vanquish In such a brief time. and when she left she was weeping South Norwalk, Conn —Playing ized that even "_the present member- himself and Inflicted a wound which ' New York City.—Thomas' Byrnes, I am deeply grieved to inform you bitterly. Indian cost the life of Willie Deck, ship of the Houso is far larger th'an I probably will prou fatal. famous as Superintendent of Police" < that my beloved father, the King, Uy the administration of oxygen a aged four, of West Nouvalk. In a was contemplated by the framers of and as Inspector in charge of the de- passed away peacefully at 11.45 to-further rally was brought about, but .The King's death leaves the empire NEW PRINCE OF WALES AND HIS TUTOR. war dance his cousin, Claiencu tho Constitution, and that It is be- Splinter Onuses Fatal Lockjaw. • tective bureau years ago, died at his night. GEORGE. from 6 o'clock upward the King In a grave political situation. It is Korker, aged ten, pointed an oldcause the House" so greatly exceeds home, No. 31S West-Seventy-seventh lapsed Into unconsciousness, the ef- the Senntc In numbers that it lias Miss Caroline E. Bogart, twenty- 'Iho physicians, boon nltorwnrd Is- believed that tho M nipple between normally scenes of life, bustle and "'unloaded" bliotgun at the child and street. l-?o Vas sixty-eight years oldr fcued their official bulletin, which was forts of the doctors being directed tho Loot's and the Commons will bo ' A Despairing Clly. pulled tho trigger. The charge en- been necessary to adopt rules which fix years old, died at Easton, Pa., and had been 111 for moro than two London, with King Edward lying gayoty roHcinblcd the stfei'ts of a cliy from lockjaw caused by a -splinter v as follow s: entiiely to minimizing the pain of the temporaril> abandoned. tered tho abdomen ot the lai!, causing seriously curtnil the liberties of indi- years, suffering from chronic iudige3- successive attacks o£ choking. dead. Is a despairing city. AH tile through which the shallow of death vidual member's und have deprived wjhlch eho accidentally ran Into h«r - 11.50 p. m.—Ills Majesty the King Messages or grief and sympathy West End theatres wcro practically had stalked. Pedestrians wore rare death within an hour. band three weeks ago. A sister died tion. His illness took a turn for tho breathed his kibt at 11.13 to-nlc;lit. In His death is said to have been due have been received from nil Hiltlsh The Beck, lad was supposed to be !tho House of tne right to be regarded worso a month ago. Ho was a mill- the pre&ence of Her Ala-josty Queen dominions and from foreign nations empty that evening. Even the physi- Cabs and taxis passed by at Intervals as a deliberative body. from the samo malady eleven yeais not to any growth In tho throat, but ognomy of the streets showed a sad Instead of In a ceaseless Hie, and Chief Powhatan, while Korker was ago. ... lonulre. ~ ' Alexandra, the Prince and Princess of to pressure on tho lungs caused by which have hoaid ilio nows of ICng- John Smith. Wales, tho Princess Royal, the Duch- Inflammation of the bronchial tubes. land's loss. cliauEC. Thoroughfares which are motor buses rumbled past empty With Mr. Byrnes when ho died Those AVlio Mnlk Pny A Hotel Thief Sentenced. weio Ills wife and his five daughters Ohio Grafter Sentenced. —Mrs. Charles A. Ilickey, Mrs. Frank PENSION1 FEVEIt TEST VICTIM. Mark Tnnin Leaves $180,000. KILLS TWO, INJURES NINE. Friends Admit Nation's Crisis Has- clpal functions of ex-1'reslilent Roose- For the IncrenKOd Cost. At Heine, Switzerland, John Tauer, velt's tour, as far as lSngUnd is con- Former Sl.lte Printer'Murk Slater of New- York City, nineteen years old, Convlllo, Mrs. George McDonald aud. The will of Mark Twain, illod at tened the KinK's Death. IJoston.—The chief cause of "the" tho Misses -Amy and Jessie Byrnes. corned. was senleiu-cii at Columbus, Ohio, to high prices of leather and rubber who confessed to numerous robberies Somite- Votes SloOO a Yenr to Kissin- Redding, Conn., leaves to his daugh- Kuiuiuay Freight Car Dashes Down Tho sudden death of King Edward In tho eyes of the English Consti- four jears in the penitentiary for cer- of hotels at nerne, Zurich and Lu- Ker Yelltm fever Victim. ter property worth $1SO,()OO, not in- bcots und blioe.s is the Constant ad- X)t. Nonh IC. Davis Dead. t Steep (iradu Intol'assenger Trolley. has staggered tho English nation. tution the King never dies. The death tifying vouchers amounting to $."101, Ivance in the cost of materials. There zerne, was sentenced to live months' Washington, D. C.—In reward for eluding rights In his books or his un- HpnngliL'irl, Ohio.—Two men wero That the King's end was- hastened ot one monarch is technically termwl ; knowing them to be false. Fifteen Imprisonment. Dr. Noah Knowics Davis, who had published manuscripts. wero SOO.000 sides of IcatlTer used in held the chair of moral philosophy in his services in acting as a subject for killed and nine personn "overcly In- by worry over tho unprecedented po- the demise of the Crown, and Is me- other ludictmenls'nre pending against the manufacture of ^automobiles last jellow fever tests, the Senate passed jured in a wreck on the Ohio lOlectrlc litical conditions confronting England chanically followed by the accefa-'iloil Slater. year, while tho demand for rubber Objects to Congressional Inquiry. tho University o£ Virginia for many . ft bill granting an annuity of $1300 Hall toad, near Uib.ma W. H. Fer- Is Budly admitted by 1. a friends. ot his succasnr. Thus, when King for. automobile tires was enormous years, died at Charlottcsvillc, Va. T lOdward had drawn his last breath in President Taft in a message to Con- to John R. Kissinger, of Indiana. "• Kooscvclt at Copenhagen. guson, a moiorniaii, and M N . Roark, <. Several important and long planned (Sold Medal to J'eavy. Tbo price of crude rubber has risen gress, at Washington. 1> C '-:"(' il He Is one of. the soldiers who were Thcodoie Roosevelt anil his party of ihiK city, were killed when a tr:ill- ofllelal events must be abandoned a3 tho presence of his family, among Idniiral SfcCnlla Dead ot Apoplexy. whom was, of course, his eldest sur- The British Royal Geographical So- from sixty-seven cents a pound in was his duty to Investigate the sugar used in demonstration of tho theory wero guosls at dnuierof Crown Piince IIIK freight* car nioko away from a the result of tho death of tbo mon- 3 007 10 53 this year, so the Massa- frauds, and that a Congiesslonal in- Hear-Admlral B. II. McCalla, U. S. that mosquitoes transmit fever. Sen- Christian, acting as tho representative trollej oxprras car and plunged down arch who had ruled Britain so popu- viving son/the Prince of Wales. Eng- ciety, London, gave to Pe.iry its .sne- N., died of apoplccy at Santa Bar- a bleep gr:ide Into a pn^enger car. larly for nine years. Among those land at that moment came into pos- claf gold mcdal'and to Captain liart- chusetts Commission on tho Cost of quiry nt tills time would embarrass ator Shlvcly bald that Kissinger had of King Frederick at Copenhagen, Living reports. him". bara, Cal. become a hopeless paralytic. Denmark. Tlic injured include two women. will bo thju abandonment of the prin- session of a new King. lctt a .silver copy of it. ; AMEniCANKOKEDIX ltl'LJ. FIfiHT Now s1 of Sports. Veterans' mil li Signed. Prominent People. Telegraphic Ticks. In (ho Hives of Industry. Feminine Notes. j Governor Hughes, at Albany, N Y', President Taft, In Pittsburg. up- Doctor ft Victim of Science. The National Gnme.• R. L. SpAtts W"DU ;lhc nnnual trap Tho Kin^s of Demnailt and Sweden * Printers at Oklahoma City. Okla , M"rs. Margaret Kmcrron McKIm Dr. Howard T. Rlcketls, n profes- Tho I'astorn League race seems lo Harper IS. Iw Kills Hull Afler Hc- nhootinc championship ot tho Laich- signed the bill of Senator Cnbb, winch watched the flights c>t five aeioplancs held the dlplonincy of Secretary-Knox. ha\e obtained an advance in wages. filed suit in Renn (Nev 1 for divorce sor In the University of Chicago, died be composed of Newark and seven mont Yacht Cluh. provides that veterans of the regular at Nice. ' , . ., from Smith llollins McKIm. rcitliiK Filial Injiirli-s. Troops wcic held in readiness to Chicago billposters gained a $;j-a- at Mexico City from spinal meningi- other clubs. ", - Tho Intercollegiate Football Rules army In tho Spanish War nnd the Judge Peter S Grosucup, of,Chi- prevent a M.iy Day outbieuk in Purls. weok lncieubc and Improved condi- Two r,f Mrs 1\ C. H>ilo's sisters, tis, which developed as he "was recov- Eighteen errors In two FUCCCSI.I\O ! Me\icii Vils.- lfiirik'i II. Lee. an Philippines Insurrection prior to July American bull lighter, formerly ot- Committee postponed action on the cago, back home, told how ho lost his Manyv American pilgrims at Rome tions. Lucy Leo and Sarah Swope, testified ering from an attack of typhus. He gaines by Yale -Is going more than list of amendments. I. l!)02, when holding positions In were received in audience- by tbo A mortuary beneflt-Tfilan has been at tho Hyde trial Jn Kansas City. Rochcster, N. Y , was fatally goicd the public service shall not be re- letter of credit at lilonto Carlo. contracted typhus while studying the some In the lino of Ueldlng rcmivs- W. Gould Rrokavr's black pony Archbishop O'Connell attacked-e-;- Pope. adopted by the Bricklayers' Inteuia- Mrs. Clara Shortrldpe Foltz, of L03 disease, which Is peculiar to Mexico. ness. , bya"T>ull in a fight in Guadalajara, moved except after u hearing upon The "Insurgents" In tho House tlonul Union. Qj^. Mexico. ' 1 Live Wire won two races at"the Uock- charges pioved Presfdont Roosevelt beforo tho Fed. Angt'les, lias been appointed a mem- Lellvelt, of tho WiiNhingtons, Is avvay Hunting Club's meeting at Ce- orated Catholic Societies at Lowell, planned a new attack on Speaker Iron Moltlcrs' International Union ber of the State hoard of charities. said by experts to have, all the ear- Leo, 'after being hint, killed Hie Cannon. Foreign Poultry In Market. animal and then quietly walked to dnrhurst. Mass. ' has-a membership of~approxlinatciy Mis. Muno Ben:, purchaser of the marks of a conning star of tho liist W. ilott, of Riverside, N. J., de- Japanese" Trincf u Visitor. Commissioner of Licenses in his re- fifty thousand. Grove? Clewland farm near Prince- Se\eial large consignments of magnitude *~ the stand, where \u> received mrihiMl Prince Tokuowa Ijesatd. Piesl- Prlnco Tsal Tao, of China, and his ,ild. The nerve displayed b} thofeated \V. .E. Shaekelord, of the homo roj-al iMilto wero welcomed in Now port to the Major of Now York City The fiteiun engineers organized ton, Njj A., sued in Tientou to luivo dressed poultry arrived In Now York IOddle Collins Is the best second club, on tiio nineteenth ^i-een In the dent of.the Japanese House of lVeis, nijs the question of obtaining domes- City from .Liverpool. They included 1 American is the chief topic uf coiucr- York City on tlieiranlval tionl Wash Rome" fifteen now unions during the sot :iM(le a ?'JfU)O nuntga^o she gave baseman in tin country, lur none, falion in Guadalajara He went to final of the i^olf tournament at Atlan- /went a-bout New York City sceln," tic sonants is more ttuu ever a piob- last month in tho United States and as pai t ]i:iMiient as In o\cC'S of tlic OS I cases of chickens, thlrty-flvo of and the most valuable nun pln> Ing thu sights. lngton, D. C. squabs and 951 of ducks. * i the home of hL- uncle in that city.' - tic City. : lein. | Canada/ value of the pioporly. _.,- that position. . _^_^ Heals I" Wjishi will lead l!ie Tho corporation ot Now York_L nl- Thousands of persons ^aw the body Tho brewery workers' strike at La Mivi A1I.1 Uclian, who for a gen- T.he ugliest combination of baseliall Amoiican (e:im of cli.illeni;(irsJ for tbo Clilnc-i- liiots Craw. vorslty has accepted tbo resignation of DJornstjcrnc njoriiMHi In the ca- Cros^e, Wla , hne boon settled.-* The oration doliglilcil ihcnlMM^oers .on apparel R^eii around here In sevei.il Dwlght F. Davis international lavwi Advices from Chang-Sh.i say that of Chancellor MacCiackcn and malic Millions of Rebates on Con!. MINER CIllt'lI'lKS HIMSELF. Ihe riots have ceased. The Ameik-an him chancellor emeritus. ' thedral at ChrisLkiniii men woujgh all i>olnts.- both sides of tlio Allanllc, Is fifty Albert H. Walker reported to At-seasons is that which tho Athletics tennis cup Senator Loiniior issued a statement A board of arbitration is proposed years old toruey-Goueral Wlcken-bam.'ut Wash- lire compelled to wear once a day, ex- The riuvcrsit.W'of Penntiv ivunU Goiomment has increased its naval Bishop Grecr announced that $37,. In Chicago d"eu> Ing. tho bi Ibery lo settle the disputes between the MIHS Kitty Cbenthain, ^IIOFO ]ior- ington; I). C, that discounts granted cept when it rains. Thinks Visit of llnllri'i Comet l'or.1 athletes' ni.ule d cle.ui sweep of I tie loiccs in the 11 it-Nan region. 000 a year'for live sears had boon The Louisville American Associa- .pledged for-services in St. John's Ca- charges made ngainst him". C. N. H. and its mechanics - foimniici"! for eh 1 Id 1 en., are well bj the Reading Company to the Phila- 1 ii.itlou.il iclnv ch.miiilnnslilp*, on i tion Baseball Club sinned I'lauili Kil- (<>iuls Kiul of \\.'olid. King and Hdu^cicll llcibnob. thedral in Now V,oik City. Mr. Hoo -o\olt w;i-> acclaimed at Practically even thing 1 n Sprlng- known in 1111 ^ coiumy, will sing In delphia and Heading Coal and Iron •Ti.-inkllii Field Kin;: li.iakon met Mi Hoosevelt at lield. Ill , Is organized, with tbo ex-Pai is ,uni I.omlf'n , ' Comp.uiy In twelve \eais cost inde- chey, late of the I'rovidomv (KirU'in S.m Ilt'i u.u ilino.c.il 'I-'iom brood- Richard Croker told old frlondf totes in ho it oi of I lie Dulrh ro>al League) te.iin, to play second b.ise Thine .lob.inson. of Sni'den, led tlii' i.uluaj ;.lation in Norw.ij s ciipl- . heiress".*3jirthda> at The Hirnuo. ception oMhe unskilled laborer^. Slit* Maiy Codd.in]. 1 he oldest pendent coal shippers nioro than Ini; ovci the end of the niuld from .l.inies t'rovvlcv, ot helniut. by tnnro lal. ("hi istini.i. and tho two men liob- when last in America that ho would QIMIVCV*. Vieachcr in tlic world, ccle- $211,000,000. for the Colonel-* tills season the visit oi Il.illc\ -. cniucl. I'.illl ll.iln- than two mile:. In a llhiUii Miuatboil roturn to New Yoik City to-live, but Thu 'panics of 1MH poisons nomin- Tlic iiKMiibcrs of tlic National Union "After all." sa>s the Wir.hiim.tini nit'iton. .i slieci.nn.ui ;uid piospeclor, niililii'il moil faiuUurl} all iln} ated for election io llio II.ill of Fume, of Cla-s Workers rei-eutly lecolvcd a biatcrt lu'i oiin hundiiMKIi hlrthd.iy wt lar-o at Celtic Park ' •would not re-enter politics. liei_ lionie In Hurlsain, Me. Star, "there Is only one-Hill Chase In bec.uui) insane anil crucified biin.self, (•(•III-IIII Ili-iir) Snccwds Clurksnn. Confess voted tojmild a monu- were madeijmblle by Dr. M.irOnirLon. il£teen per cent. Increase In wages. Siif^nr WYIKIHT Arrested. the business ',' uaording to mining men who arrived Kegglo Foster, the llaivaid splin- Tho Provincial Couit at Jierhn SUK- Four huutlrod thoiihand employes Fifteen women h.ivc lu-on elected x ter, is suffering from a bicakdown. t i're-'ident Taft, appointed General ment at Midway, On.; to tho memory to the new Pailluinont of Finland. 11. T. Martin, a United States ns- _Thc Boston Red S(iv are oiithlttlng beio with him. lUtnmerton was of General Stewart, ot Revolutionary stained the-retinal oL tlio . Imperial- of railroad companies and other big 1 liny other team In the country. They found whore ho had nailed his feet If this keppa him out of tho Intercol- Nelson II. Hour.vSuive.vor of the Port -cnrporiil1<>nu-ha.Y.G icci-lvcd voluntary Tin previous Paillament, the llrst to Eilstant weigher, was arrested in New legiate Ramos it will meiin a big dif- of New Yoik, to Kiicccctl Jamos fj, famo, tho great-grandfather of o»' Bank to pJfy to tho Turkish govein- whichjvo'iicn wcic cM_Kiblc. hud »>•"- York City on a charge of falsifying made a total of seventy-one safeties and ono hand to a rude cross w)i)clt mont $3,000,000 which Abdul Humid, WUKO Increases from their "e~mplt>yers .ve Kniinfr-ntlvo ijiamoij last week. ho had erected, ference in Ilnrvnrirn uolnt total. Prcajdont Roosevelt. .' vluno loniigru tpan wnniun " ~ returns on a" cargo of'Bircs (-ta-O- v . I . 1,. I. •!•!•» -THE CRANBURY PRESS,— "NM T Ii -ii I r1 ' Ii • lielloi\eil " Boston JMiiclc'ercl (Jmight, Vuluiiblc Cows Dustrojvd |1 tuMli!" im.l l'li.;n. .'. •'. •:''..,, v,,l, e Into 1 J" I-'OIIIKIM. IJy Fire. . H IfUULIMIKI) EVEHV l'KIDAV AT mi Hilary pur. le i illxl. "Minnie!" Long Branch, May 10:—Pound Pi'ineeton, MuyTi.—A vuliinbU' held {"] Tliere M< :I •..mr.il nf liiinj hiK.font- |is|,inB alonir llio North Jmcy ."lion; c of eleven HoMcin cuws win dcslruyfrt |"] We Invite CKANI1UUV, K. J. i. .1 ,j..ii .._ i in... .1,,, * " Some exquisite trimmings What Do You Expert a Bt .K H,H ,u in u Hie of GtiO. "W. UUUKOUGUS, of activity* , und u.1! Hie. pound owners the from iloin- opened :iml electeelec d n known -oiigiiig,, which wiped out thu Uilitoraml Proprietor. i Among.thc hun'dreds of beautiful ideas, some in oyiiiii; Wdiimn. ro'i.v i-lu'ckcil. fnt, qulv- aro either libhini; their innhoru or • builniugs.oii thojiirni of Wulfor Vice- Business Men : baby Irish lace-deserve special prominence. Suit of Clothes ? Jl.BCP3BXSAE.nl ADVANCE. _ evlni! «ilh tlr-li MIMI uirfo-liy. ! olKihoro pounds, and in aomu iiiMniicc? land, n -biother' of Profr^or U. O. ••What Is it. p:i';" sliu demanded: holh pounds aru in operation. Tho j yVi'eland, of Princeton University. For those panel efforts for waists, the wide ones are C1.i.t»I..S...lll.d.-pwttcl!..vi.lpefromi unusually largo for this Good cloth, good tailoring, good style and fit, b /•Besides the COWH, two lior.-ics, two especially fitted, for the patterns are so handsome that -FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1U10. his hreusbl'eiisr poeliepncUeL mid Indiemed the * to call nnd aee our en- visitor With n Ke^turo.of Ills hand: of tho year, and among tho ! inulvunnd other livo stock were burned most attractive results aro.bound to follow the em- long service and complete satisfaction ? 1 larged display of "One of yuui city beans, Mmnlc. Take recent hauls have appeared specimen • 'p]10 ]Oi?y) which if- not (ii finitely kpowii. ployment of these in the trimming. BWWftWW.W'.s.*'fpZPXPPXPMiMi j him inv:iy." We would not sell a suit of clothes-that di3 not f fiuli that are buldoiu caught on this • WJD rencb a liigl*- fiVur«,-aud ia only !( Band trimming and edges of the same lace-are •V IT* fl 1 j When Hie reverberations of Ills t«r- ia;t of the coast. . ! p tly coveicd by insurance. OFFICE FIXTURES, ', i rlble voice had died on the still air tbo ur worth knowing of also, as well as the many elegant cover all these points of goodness- and you need not 1 Bobton' mackerel arp appearing in j .The Holstein herd was one which Mr IT-he girl's nervous giifgle broke the strnln- buy one. . LoachJ.X ed silenee. * choola foiu tho flrat time in years. Vrci'laud-liad formed after a lorg weed - FILING CABINETS, ] dress-adornments for evening wear. f % "1 huvo niiido a niibUiUo.V explained en they do appear this far south it ing out process, Und wus known CARD INDEXES, '• Among the many, these: Our suits for Spring and Summer are in pleas- Meldon, for the third time thui morn- 3 uuuully so fur offshore that they art1 1 Sf :? lint. throughout this vicinity. Baby Irish laco for panels, 9-in.wide—$3.50 yard. ing variety of fabrics and colors and wide range of 4 "Who uro you looking for?" asked eldoni caught. The recent prevailing LOOSE LEAF BOOKS ' I5 OEvcrybody— Was Named sg jaaterly winds, however, liuvo driven Comot Frightens Nfsr*>L'H. Deep pointed Baby Irish lace trimming on wide cost, hut only one' standard of service—thai best for ' 5 Smith. ' "JIl-s Mary Smith. She Is the dnilgh- straight band; for waist trimming, 7-in. wide, 85 yard. .hem inshore, aud their preseircu hns Nuwman, Ga.f HulleyV comet lnm und all elte'-'lhat a model, , tho price. ' s 8 ter of a'Captain Smith. I do no I know, :aused uo liltlo excitement among tbej thrown tho negroes of wt'Mcru modern olfice needs for -, Handsome patterns in baby Irish lace, C-in. wide, £ By CLAR.ISSA MACKIE. 5 his given luuue." Itjilph Muldon p'nufl- ound owners They w<;igh from (hiC od ut Hie foot of I lie steps and re- into panic, as They bulU'Vc it presages tlie proper conduct of its , 8-1.00-yard. MSN'S-AND TOUM BOYS' SUITS, ' - 5 Copyrli-lu. I'M. !»• Aincrlcun Press S garded iii'Nt tlie HttlG In-own church o four pounds and are bringni^ a dollar tho end of«tho world. - . Straight bands to match all of the above-mentioned •*>* A'.LOcliLtlon. 5 Mich in New York markots. business, ... ._ MEH'S SUJTS, All size3,2 1-2 to 18 yrs. and llien the l:u*£e conch shell on the In viuious counties tliey hnvc quit sorts'—2^-m., 3-in. and 4-in. wide. 82 and S2.50 yard. porch nenr the cnptutifs swinglu^ feet. woik and uro ppending the time in Glol'e-\Vernicke Goods "While Mary Smilli i\:ib \MtluB her A Kri'nt llKlit lirolic mix Mls3 Mamie Miss Frcemnu'H Will Stands And Baud trimming of Irish lace,2-in. wido-^S1.25yard. - • "At $lO;to $25 ••' At $3*4o $10. sinking mid prnjing. They expect tho rich cousins. ll.e'Dvows, In the city she Itnlth's rosy fiice. "I gues.s you mean Heirs Will Got $20,000. _are prominent in the end to coino on the ISth, when tb« Other Band Trimming—25c. to 81.00. " mot Ralph Meldon. He united permla- lapiuiu Lemuel Jolm-Sinith's daugh- Tho will of Su-an M. Ficemun way stock,' as jvell as other eurth i)u.';-';ii3 through tho tail of tlie New Net Trimming, with gold-thread braid elabora- .elon to call upon her at her home, East ter* Of course ywo'd be Invited, being admitted to probate Wednesday niter leaders. eity folks." She paused and surveyed comut. tion 2£-in. and 3-in. wide—81 and-81.50. Bay, obu F. Mnckay. (ho caveat or, had Beaded fringes, black and white, gold and white, Ralph Mi'ldou did not get clown.to Meldon with genuine admiration in - ' 'S&cond floor' of two , her LM£ brown eyes. discontiiMied his attempt to him: it yt-t black and gold; 1-in. and 11-in.wide—$1.25 vard. East "Bay. for several months after Notice to Creditors. ' stores. • that. 'At last lie closed his rooms and "Sho snld it was- near tile church aside, AILss Fieeman, who wati very old, Beaded fringes, variegated, 2-in. wide—82.25 yard. went down to his brother's farm, some and Iiail a conch shell ou the porch," ,ivi;d u life of a i eel use nt-ur Wiudnor. MuiiMi-, H. l'uri iinil I:I>1IIU-OII f. Willis White cotton tassel fringe—50c. and, 81.00 yard. CLOTHIERS HATTEKS HABERDASHERS insinuated lialph impatiently. »M'Curors of P.'tor It lltTut'ii, ili'i'i'.isi'J bv ten mile.-, distant from Knit. Buy. 1 Thrco hours before hbe died phe willed Silk- mbroidered net bands,.3-in.—35c. yard. "Oh, - yes, indeed—just around the (hri'i'tioii of tin- SurniKiilt'of [!]('»"Cnunty of Tho next day a lumbering st!i£« car- corner of tlie church on the other side her estate, tPtimattd ut $20,000, _ to Miclill,.^^x. lit'rcby i,'lv>'nolli-ti lotli't ui-'llt- All-over gold net—$250 to 83 50 yard. TKENTOK, K". J. ried him over to Hast Bay and depos- of the street Yon see, almost every neighbors whoh'ad f-howu her attention ornuf llin<.,ilil I'I'HM It. IliTui'ii totirlnulj Gold bands to match—50c. to 81.50 yard. ited him bcfoio the jrastoiliee. It house on this street belongs to a Smith. tlii'lr ilnlil". (1 mil" uml v],ilm~ [lk-il!list tlm when she needed ir. w-nitM of tlie t..ti-l ili>i--'ii^i;il. ULIIIIT o.illi or Stationery mid Blank Book < > Persian bands—immense" variety in" all width's— pleased Ralph to wall; down the crook- Jubt a.s many folks call tho village ed village, street-and pick out the Mr. Muckay, who is a distant relative, nllllnmtion, witliin Iiiuc tnmitli^ from t' 1" • Store. 25c. to 8-150 yard. EIi Hay. iluli1, or Mini' will lin fun'ViT Iniir'il of miy house In which Mary Smith lived. Captain Smith's, white head bojjhed conto"-»tt;d the wilTon the, ground that iictliin tlii'rofor jicnln^t tljo tj.ilil I'M'cutoi!-. iJO E. STATE-ST., A brown church stood at tlie corner over tlie edge of the hammock. "Time Mlt-d Fieeman was not responsible men* Dated llnr.'li !> 1910. Vfhero an Intersecting street made a Black Drop Soutache Braid was'," he bellowed, "when there was ully - she" signed auay her MAHCUH S VMII:. TRENTON, N. J: sharp tiiai'^-le. "Next to the church a Cnp'n John Henry Smith-in every IluH^SON F. WlLl.IH, •was a.tiny while cottage uowercd-In 3iise in this street, sir." |)roper_ty. Trimming, Colors, 20c, honeysuckle vines and ivy. Tulips "Indeed!" Meldon was properly as - "After several witness had betn C. F. DANSER, and hyacinths made say Hie brown touislied. "It nni.st have made matters* examined counsel for the cuvenW COc. yd. to 40c. doz, yds. T earth borders, on either side the neat Notice. " ' interesting for the postmaster." unnounced that the contest would not • path that led to the front door. It did, it did, .sir. Postmaster got All pnr-ion*' f'.,ni'i'rni"l mny t"ki< notii'i*. be continued. The executor is DrthiL. t thftlulhiTilii", lAi-..|ili)r.i'li>. of Willium Inst'liK'tlvely ltalpli turned In at tho riled with worrying over which II. V-rlun tU'L-i'ii^t'il int'-niN to oxlillnt liirt Steam Heat ins; and gate and strode up the path. It John Henry Smith tlie letters was for eorgo A. Silver. final .Kvniint f> tin- Ori'limm* Com! (m iln, was not until hi-, hand had lifted the that lie Just dealt 'em out as they Cnuncy of MliMli"'ltli'iiiiMit mill nl]ow,ii|c,.: Plumbing Contractor. 1 The door opened, and a neat maid- long its they lasted until the letters When Tennessee Was Known as tho tin 4nnii> b-'ir.K llr-t .iii'lltfil .mil hlnLiiil by servant looked curiously at Ins town give out. Then next mall time he'd Stato of Franklin. thi> KurrnK.il". mmmmmm Diii-d Anrll rjili.-iaio. • cut garments. begin where ho left off till every man Probably few people know that tho CRANBURY, NEW JERSEY. "Is Miss Smilli at home:" asked had a letter. lie hud a sight of original name of the state of Tenuesee W. Il'.VIMJ STUI.TIJ. TDXJZ) -STOUT' Meldou contidcntly. trouble with the newspapers, every was Franklin or that In 17SS the sal- r.M'i-utor. - "Yes., sir; wall: rii;lit In " other one having a different brnud of aries of the oflkers of the common- 'Ralph followed the girl Into a dark- politicks. About once a week"there'cl wealth were paid la pelts, but tbe fol- j Notio*.1. STOP ened parlor, where she left him. Thobe a row over each gifting their right lov>ing~is a correct copy of- the law: All i)i1r1-nnH emu'i'mn: -Hi"i ! nri, tukt' notlfc. *•*•*-* '*•* •*•*'•*•*• •*•*•* ••!'•» •<..»•» .4 • Btuffy little room with its rose war- letters and' papers, and the wimmen "Be it enacted by the state of Frank- tliiil tlm Suli-. IIII.T K i'iitoi, ell., of Oor- landed carpet, marble i topped tables folks got to know so much about eiU'h lin, and it la hereby enacted by author- iii-liu Ilitrkiii'-'. il n], int.ml- tn i'\ and crini rows of "chairs did noother't s affairs that the postmaster give ity of the bume. that from and after_tho ; hll.il 1,1- llmilu" tl|..Or|.lnir-.1"C'iuit at O'NEIL'S NEW STORE and Ribsam's Fire-sale Bargains breathe eloquently of sunshiny Mary every John Henry Smith another lui- 1st duy of January, lTSSj'tbe sularlea i)or tli" Cminll n[ IIV ll,.-,'\. .»« 1' I -in. tli", Notary Public, Smith, but Ralph's heart bent faster tlnl to his name. Mine's Cnn'n John of this commonwealth-bo as follows— twiMitii thcl.ii nf M'iv 1010 in iu\ 31. Inilin' T.'rm of April. I'll". !• • • ctll"iii.tit illi.l of Farm Implements at the sound of a light footstep out- Henry T Smith." The captain's rubi- to wit: 1 1 side the door. - ^ cund cotmtenaiH'e disappeared once iilliiWiill' ! : till' Minii~Iif'liin Ur-L UU'litt'd uml AND AGENT FOE THE "His excellency tho governor per -tiit»il hy tin' HinrOL-'ilt'. aro making a diBtinct bit with wide awako farmors. It would be Presently the door opened, and a more behind the hainmoek. annum, 100 deerskins. IJ.lt.'Ll April 1J:I>. I'M. surprising if they didn't for tho chance to^ buy puch goods for lady stood before him, tall and gaunt, Meldou turned the corner and march- 'Ills honor tho chief Justice, ,G00 JAMLS JI- Coyovi'l:. Followinp; Reliable Fire Insurance with small soM*re features and frown ed di'termmeilly up the wide cross deerskins. ^ • ' -Companies. at" HIS FINE STOCK and A n Average^ Half Price Jus-black brows. Her black hair was stleer whose r:itber imposing houses The secretary to his excellency the is a rarn occurranco, and oDe that, as far n*t we are concerned, we drawn il'lo a hard, uueompromisin gave e\ idence of :\ greater prosperity governor. GOO raccoon skins. Livool & London & Globe, hope won't occur again. But since tbo fire DID visit uu, we're - knot on top of her head, and the thick than was enjoyed on the street of the "County clerk, 300 beaver skins. HKOIJLAH MEETING OK LISTED " only too glad to have our customers take part in the moDoy savings. lenses of her'spectacles ^ave an add- Smiths "Clerk of tho house of commons, 200 AI'III.I.O I,OI)Cii:,N.i. 100. l'..l. A M fSermnn American, Whether you need Bny of the goods this season or cot, they'll ed fierconc-s to her black eyes. Opposite Ihe church was nn impos- raccoon skins. I'M.ii'n.M.ii 17 1"1U. .it 7 3'J pay big interest on the outlay. ing red lirick lioll^e, homely of archi- : While He Quoted You "' She bowed stillly as M'ehlou arose to "Justice's fee for serving a warrant, j . S. IIAHCI.AV. W. M. Ins. Co. of North America, Thousands of farm, garden and lawn needs in the Bale—but his feet, and she surveyed ills ploves tecture, but breathing forlli comfort one minkskln." going fast. and slick with open disapproval. and ilt tin-, moment even gajoty At that time the state of Franklin North liritlxh & Mercantile, ! RIGHT PRICES | "I.'don't viftil nij life injured," she Strninsof niuMi' drifted from the open extended to tho east bank of the Mis- yiayara, '• snapped, (ipcnin^ the door Mi:;:,rebii\ cly. windows. :ii!ii a long stretch of striped sissippi river, und on the west bank ' awning made :i tunnel from the gate r Meldou ii'dilciicd under her Insulting i^ai».that great unknown forest region \Que,',ti, tone. "P.e.illy, madam," he wus, be to the front door. Into tills tunne of Louisiana. It »:i« then a terra in- Meldon inarched ivgaidfe-w nf Im : on First Class Groceries? : ginning when she silenced linn with cognita, save a few cauoe landings [Cnledotiiim, 1 a s pending fe.sli\ nies or that lie was ai and Indian trading posts ou the river - ? unhn lied gllr-t. "Neiltier do I.ui-h to buj a set of bunks. .It was known as the district Commercial Union, : If Not You Have Missed It. :] 'The Woi Id's Cjvaio-t Liler.ny. Tlie front duor ".is open. lns_liaj_ •of Loulslana~irnU "UTISOJ wus mudo"tbo~~ nor 'Tht' i:ui"u|)L'.in I^u-ycIoiHHli.i,' nor TuiiHMiiT. ntfio (.ikeu a\\:n by a tint territory of Louisiana. Stiuulnrtl, ~ terlni: maid, .nid be was left in the Highest Prices Paid For Butter and Eggs. |¥ any ollit'r [KM.II.S for which yen are tiie ' The Etate of Franklin, which became ll'fiMtvrii of Plttttbitrif, apent. I ai:i vciy bu^y today;" Sue shadow of :i wide (looruny where 1:*> Tennesbee inlTUt;, was almost as lit- [ Yours For Business, j opened the dour wider, but Meldou did could M'C down the vista of a long tle known. The now great city of Mercer Comiti/ .Mutual, not slir. room tilled with people. lie awoke Memphis was a mere trading post and . "You are niMakou, m.id.im. ' I am the fact that the owlic-tra bad been was not laid out 'as a village until Shrewsbury Mutnul, not an a:vnl foi an>tiling whatever. playi'ig Lohengrin'* weihllnK march 1S20. I merely <-.i!n"l to see MNs Sluull.'1 and now tlie str.ilns dien." s.ud Meldon (iuielly us period in the wjnter when he had le- sei-varl tbe Vance family. Asked aft- no pay. Puns Green by the ton, and cheaper than last year. he parsed thri)lii;h Lhe door. joieed In the s\\eet companionship o er his health, the former servant re- If Devoe doesn't wear dis- And Chick Feed, without which up poultryman can hope for "H's a i-oiuuii'ii enough iKimeV' re- Mary Smith, and now she was being plied. "Mighty po'ly In this worP, but tinctly better, we'll fiive you best results. ., joined Miss Smith lo*s acidly us her married, and be, an uninvited guest, It's all rlglit over yander" - , the paint to do it again. : Carpets and All other furm needs, too, of'cqurae. visitor went down the .steps. She look- lurked at the threshold! : ed iulimrhidy at the tall, well setup "Do jou-belle\e In the doctrine oi Tfio ceremony was over, und then election?" a*.ked Vance with great figure -ui lie Mopped briskly up the•were Hie murmur of voiced and lo_w Now is the time of year to think about that new Slartin C. ERihsam, street, "lie must be looking for_May_ -solemnity.- Stoves, Heaters, Hardware-," "It's the doctrine of the IMble," an- j Carpet or Matting. Temporary Quarters, -""Smlfhr" r~d:rre"say" he wanls .sumnlTjr one look at tbe bride. After that ii etc Hot Water andSteam board " Bwered' tbe old man. _ \ North Broad aud Academy Streets, TRENTON, N. J. would liojils part to go. "Cuclo Ephralm, do yon think I've CAEPETS. Ralph smiled to himself as he looked The bride and groom were sur- Plumbing. Tinning, Roof- '«' I •!• ' 1 • I • *' t- at the nexr collai;e to the one from been elected';" usked Vance agaiu. Ingrain all Wool, Soc. quality for 65c. rounded by a shifting group, but ovei "Massa Zeb, I'd a leetle rutber you FOlt S\LB 15V- ' ing, Windmills. which he had been almost forcibly therj by the window, where the lati Ingrain'C. C. CSc. quality for 55c. ejected. It was quite as attractive as' wouldn't draw that question. I'm too Repairing Promptly Done afternoon sun fell athwart her golden near de grabe to tell a lie. but de fae' the other one. aud-trrToo. had a large hair and pink flushed cheeks, was hi DAVISON & GHAMBERUN, Ingrain C. C. 55c. quality for -15c. couch shell on liie fuml porch. am 1 ueber yet kuowed uor hear tell ""and Satisfaction Guaran- EYESIGHT Mary Smith, nor gown of pink Huffy ted what wa'nt a I CKANIJUKY, N. J. _Ingmin, '- In response to his knock a pale, tired chiffon denoted her attendance iu the 0' no ma.n^beiu' elect ffiTlfllfinT"1"— P-Ti-liniiff lookiuu' frirl came nj tlie do(>r. essiuii, but nut uy ttRTT 1«£ A.TTI3STC3-S. SPECIALISTS ^I-iim cipitl. lO!hcr bridesmaids in pink . .Some people think our business is making glasses. ' Our business ia swor to his carefully worded inquiry. chiffon hovered near her or darted In DAYTON, IS. J. Fiber Matting's, 35c. quality for 29c. examining eyes and fitting them with'correct glasses to relieve eye Btrain. "I'm afn'ld I've made another mis- 'and out of the group surrounding th Japan Mattings, 2Sc. per yard or $9.25 a piece. We do manufacture glasses, but wo do it in order to have the glasses made take," said Kalph. with a pleasant bride. Meldon-'tould now tee dark and adjusted tho nay we want them and to be sure of the best quality. smile as he turned away. "I am look hair crowned with orange blossom Japan Mattings, 25c. per yard or 8S.25 a piece. -• . We make but one charge for thiB double service and it saves our cus-" Ing for Captain Smith's cottage"— ami veil. W. H. JOHNSON, China Mattings, 15c. per yard ir $5.55 a piece. tomer8 about ono half. -~ "Captain Simih ll\es next door,"-in- AGENT FOR THE Mary Smith saw.hiin coming, am AUCTIONEER China Mattings, 31c. per yard or $10.75 a piece. Iucp. 1809. terrupted (he girl. "You'll thin him at the liglit iu her shining eyes set hi: Sun Optical Mfg. Co., home, for he lias just gone in." heart to healing triumphantly. In "Thank \ou," said It,]lph rolievedly. moment he was nt her side, und s And Real Estate Agent. F. C. LEABIING, President. As he walked up' 'the next neat was making explanations In her sofi 30c, 35c, 40c. and 45c per square yard. (Formerly Applegate Optical Rooms Estab. 1880.) graveled palli Italph Meldon was palft- 1 Cor. State and Warron Streets, TRENTON, N. J. fully aware tliat "Smith" was nor an volet * "Wo live next door. In the S75O F. O. B. DETROIT. white house There Is a bhell on Sale of Real Estate and Farm uncommon name in East Bay ttud that v sea captains were as thick In the vil- every purcb hr East Hay," I believe, bu I have the agency for this section, including Cranbury, ours is fetich a monster it-has bccomi Stock a Specialty, TheRegina Pneumatic Cleaner "The Housekeeper's lage as the proverbial bees in a barrel Hightslown, Jamesburg, Dayton and other vicinities, for the of sugar. A hall' ho£> before there u landmark in the village. This Best Friend," $25 00. my uuele.'s house. My cousin, Jlarj Inside and Outside Clerks Fur- • WANTED SUMMER BOARD had been but one Mary Smith in the ' IHITLT'IE'lvdZOIBIIl-iE which mceived 100 points, Will rent same for $1.50 per day. By thousands of Brooklyn people. Can you take a few? IF so, list your bouse - world. Now Mary Smiths confronted Smithr-lw .lust been married. • Let nu liishedr Bills I'rinted and Posted. Introduce you Yes; my uncle Is Cai -using lij gallons of gasoline on a 200 mile eiidunuicejiin.._ in tho BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE FREE INFORMATION BUREAU, for him at every turn or every door. CItASBUBY, N. J. which purpose a printed blank will bo sent. At last he would see tho Mary Smith tain Lemuel John Smith, and father Is —his Mary he had boldly determined Captain John Lemuel Smith, and"— "Will be glad to demonstrate for any prospective purchaser. THOS. MASON & SON, The service of the INFORMATION BUREAU to call her one day. At this point Muldon followed her graceful form, half understanding- her rippling HIGHTSTOWN, N. J. In his retlectlous he" mounted the steps l-H-I-M-H-M-S-H- and came upuu a white whiskered old planiitlouH as u> tbe relationship o! HARRY M. SCOTT, • Will Cost You Nothing. the Smith!-, but fully realizing tha' GUNSON The Brooklyn Eagle is tho best advertising medium in the world. It carries gentleman swinging In a canvas ham- •*'+-+• more ressrt advertisement* than any Now York, paper. It stands PRE EMI- mock on the porch. The polished for him tliere ne\ci' could be but ont Telephone 623 CRANBURY, N. J. *WIKT«'Your Dollar boots, the blue cloth suit with brass Mary Smith in the v/ide world. ' NENTLtyat tho head. buttons,- the keen gray ejes under Does Its Duty." An ADVERTISEMENT in the Eagle costs little, but brings large remits, bushy eyebrows, denoted the seafaring An Husband Jm because tho EAGLE INFORMATION BUREAU is constantly helping the ad- .man. lie raised himself In the ham- is patient, even witb a Dogging wife IS—®—@—S—S—0i—3—@—®—^1—@—@—©—@ vertiser. mock and peered inquisitively n"I> atfor ho knows sho n'ceds help. She may Look INFORMATION BUREAU, BROOKLYN EAGLE, his visitor. bu so nervous and run down in health Write for listiug blank and Advertising Rato Card.' Address _ "Captain Smith''" queried Meldon, PEPPLER'S CHATS. •it Brooklyn, N. Y. "Ilcrc!" beHnwed that old salt, set- that triilea annoy her. If sho is melan Them Over Mention the paper in whiou you see this advertisement. tling a blue cap on his snowy hair. choly, excitable, troubled )\ ' AKSENATK OF LKAI) F. C. LAMB, "My name's Meldon. I had the appetite, headache, aleepk" U better than Puris Grti-n, ULCAl'Si: it vill not mjuri11 hi' fuliiip.', no Take a walk aboufHown ;; pleasure of ine'eling your daughter at utipatiou or fainting acd dizzy spells niiittfi- how hiMvy it ib ap])lu(l. lCnin will not wash it off. It Killh all lwif '.''. and learn of the doings of " Mrs. Drew's last winter, and I asked She needs Electric; Bitters tho inosi eating uistola and bu^H. It costs IL-KS than I'nns (Jit-in—only l'J truth u permission to call aud see her." Ralph '" olliers und then come to us Electrician 4 Machinist. pound in 100 pound UL^S 1 uni .heariquHiU'iH for Vin-huuls Art-t'iKUc; of felt himself growing warmer duller wonderful remedy for ailing vTuiucn to see iiibt how Lead which IH Ciuiuuntced 23; ' Btumj;tT tlian .my biiiiid on tlu* ni.ukct superior the sparUliug gaze of tho old captain Thousands of 'sullerers from 'female f •;* clothes CUM be which are do- •• tioubles, nervous troubles, backach It is iheioror much cheaper thim any other hraiuf* It annii in I'uudtM t)r Taste Fonn, and the now del can be IM-II in any diy powilti jjun. l-'or best PRACTICAL PLUMBKR AND A Kcgulnr Tom Boy nnd weak kidneys liavo used them an eiyncd by tho men who know" •• All kinds of Electrical Wiring U'sulth ube the l'aate in «—- was Susie—climbiu^ treed and feucea bueomo healthy uud happy. Try them. y liow. It's ull in our and Supplies at very reasonable SANITARY ENGINEER jumping ditehea, whitliug, always get Only SOc. rialisfuctiou guaranteed by THE P13KFKCTION SiX-UOW HIMtAVICK -Medium Priced SiiitH lor t. ting bcrutches, cuU, .sprains, hruiaeH, N. F. Clayton. It puts the bolution ju^t whete you want it, and at the i.ito of yi) to 10 Men and Young Men at , prices. STEAM AND.HOT WATER FITTER bumps, burns or tctildH. But laws! uuicsuduy. Aiaenate of Lead IIIIMII le.idily wuh watvi, and in easily TINNING AND LEADER WORK Her mother just a[iplied Buckluii'a A Butterfly Diet. ' applied with the I'cifection spi.iyer. $12.50, $15 and $30 . Some of Australia's aborigine-, din Arnica t?alvo und cuied her quick. Other* from $8.oOAo $30 hearlily on lmlterllle.-, millions o My Car oi" Curria^cs, Hii^irh and K*»ad Wagons MECHANICAL WORK IN ALL Having had 37 year's experience in Heal* everything healuble—Boils, Ul which they devour every year. have aunod, ami UH*)' 4ire well woith tlie lon^ w.ut, they .lie liita-elaNi Kverytliinf,' in l-'iiriii.-ihiiiK!** cer.-i. Eczemiv,, OlifHores, Coma or Piles ^ooiN a-t modt'iiitu pnet'a—cuiiie and;,er tliein. ITS BRANCHES. all the branches in New York City, Try it. Me- ut N. V. Claytons. Lion Fondles A Child. Iu Pittsburg a savage lion foudlei i:icw.-WOODS JU>I>I:KS Dynnmos, Motors and Uasoline Engines ra'stdlcd I consider myself capable and able .Armless Courting. the hand that a child thrust into h me nut excelled bv any othei m.ike. They .ue m.ide in (!. 7 A. H ft \M(ltht,. and repaired. ! .117-1 19 E. State St. i Xell— Too li:ul about Maude':* engage' cage. Danger to a child is sometime The 8 fool Jia«j fun'"tiui:l;.~aml u l«"-i toiiKUe ll i-a I IMIIM' inaehine All kinds of Auto repairing done at your own toJinndl.e all kinds of work tliat may menuni J.-il;. r.fllc—Why, Ii isn't bro- tliat »ill hamllc tlie licit lot p:un tli.it J;IO«S .is'tti-11 ,i-< any Ii f.ml bmdei TKEXTON great when least regarded. Often i ever nude l'ncia Ii fuut SH.VIIU—7 fuulJISO UII->-fom jl Id III) homo, at a moment's notice by our Expert Mechanic. ken MI -.iion, I-. if: Nell—No-o-o, tin Lawn Mowers sharpened by our New Electric come to my notice. 'I am ready at (•n^menii'in i^u't broken, but three comc-i through Colds, Croup, an - WALTElt A. WOODS JloWBRS d:i\rf alier it w.i^ iinnuunriMl .lack fel Whooping Cough. They slay thousand Process. all times to give estimates'and pay- h.vve no Hide'draft. no tongue tibiatlons, no ttei^ht on the tongue. . and lnh)i buby of a very-bml-cusu of Croup, in first-class order. patronize me. T All steel, aiid caiinut be 3urp.is.«ed m lone life and \t(nl,ilii;~iiahtieH. "i Rowing Machines and "Phonographs repaired. only when a la/,y liver and Hluggi.il writes.Mrs."George B Davis, of Flo 1'iiCL-i (i folk Teddei J,ll OD—8 folk Tulilti J^l 00 'J foot Hake Ji! DO- Middlesex Creamery. it bowch' canso frightful despondouey ltock, N. C , "WojilwayH givo it to Ilk 10footl.lkeJ-Jl.0D O Reed and Pipe Organs tuned and repaired." But. Dr. King's New Life Pills e.tpe when ho lakes cold. Its a wonderfu Ciahiiuued Hootnifj-all lengths m stock. I'ncc only -1 eentn per foot Cream Milk and Middlesex Locks rtjpaired and Keys fitted. A. B. ANDERSON, poisons from thtf system; bring hopu arn' medicine for bubies." Best for Coughs, F. C. LAMB, CRANBURY, N. J. courage; cmo all Liver, Stomach and Colds, LaGrippe, Asthma. Homorr Pot Cheese.' CR AN BURY, N. J. ' hagc-i, Wcnk Lungs. 50c. *1 00. Trial Box 1OO. THOMAS PEPPLElt, Kidney troubles; impart health and TELEPHONE CONNECTION. - J vigor to this weak, nervous und ailing, bottle ftoo. Guaranteed by N. F, HIGHTSTOWN, N\ J. A Living Price Paid For 25c ut N. !•'. Claytons. Clayton. CRANBURY, N. J. gt . *^—-ffi--ffi ffi—&—^ Gfr j^ ' &• -THE CRANBURY PRESS-" Reading Circle Reception. " OBITUARY. Keconl Milengo of New Kondtr The British Navy. Tho attractive home-of Mr. and Mrs. Will bo ilcueUcd. In England n navvy la a laborer om- mmsmtmmmntnummmmtm Theodore F. Applcget With 167,77 miles of public roadsfll tbe building of canals, rail- . FRIDAY. MAY 13, 1910. W.'H. JohnBOn wore its most hospi^ablo air last evonlng^when tendered to tbe ' Theodore _F ipplcgct, n brother of ready under coutract for this year of ^lio navvy dutes back to the _.o_, L'idies Heading Circle for their Spring Mrs. Isaac S. Everett of this place, 1010, aud with other roads to bo com* eeuth century, when sonic hundreds S. P. DUNHAM & CQ. PERSONALS. • meuced during tho SCSPOU, New Jersey of caimls—or iinvi^atlons, as they DONNELLY Clothes are not B-reption." parsed away Sundny at his home in ncrt 1 Tho meeting of lEo'ForcIgn Mission this yeur will build more good roada " - called—^eie cut nil over the Tho committee: Mrs." Johnson, Mrs. Trenton lifter a long illncci. Mr. • ^"*" couiitpv IIciici1 In* \\.as dtili] Sociely of thu First Presbyterian Churcl Itbcd a nav- Symmes, Mrs. Conovrr, Mrs. Clayton, j Appleget wna 70 years of n«c, and is than in any previouH year of tbojilstorv ig:Uor; "or n:lvvVi ., dL>^,rIj -- wns poslpoacd from last Saturday un'jl navvy, JI description pre-- the freakish type which good •3. Hoffman, Mra. Silvers, Miss Stults survived by his wife iind one iluughtor, of slate aid, under which hinco 18S)2 sorvod In the slfrn tin' Na\lgtitor.4' TRENTON, N. J. tomorrow May 14th at four o'clock. 11 and Miss Groves' had decorated tbo Mlts-Amy H. Applc^titJ' nu tUjHchi* of 1,'177,2")7 miles of improved ioada bavt ! Arms, of •svlileh tlicro are uiimy lu Abrum Voorheea nndMies Annio rooms with spring flowers, making them tho county clerk's oflic.o in Trenton. been built Thu banner year for road Entfiuul Tho "navi^ttor" Is usually dressers avoid. Voorhoes spent Sunday at tho homo of i ..!• • • -.Mnn x I oeplctod with one bund rosiliiir on a very beautiful, and fox entertainment Tho deceased was the yon of George fipade.WliMe (ho othei holily 1 building picviourf waa in 1902, when ji a foam- JThey are distinctly up-to-the-hour in every Mr. and Mrs. Elius Stulta of Newark prepared tho following excellent pro W-. Applcgul of Clarkc«villu and thu filllR potSif illd tho Htatu gave aid to IT) 1,7-15 miles o in company with Mrs. Voorhees who is grnraj the performers boing altogether family is widely known throughout the fe.alure, but at the same time they lack all indica- road. Again in HMJS the totnl a^gregat WANTED—Younp making a visit there. homo talent. Each ono wns at their county? Top price tions of anything that a well-bred man would not ed l-l(i,'JS7 lo full oir to i)5,S78 for 1909 paid. Tbo newly elected oldora anil df aconp best, making a very delightful evening, Tlieodoni F. Applegt-t MTVCII with JAS. A. SMITH, becmihti the legislature thai year had to admire. of tho Socood Presbyterian church will and one to bo rom,emb~ered. distinction in thu war of tile Rubellon JTerth Amboy, N. J. Newly New Summer Ho was first trtirgoint of Company M paiu down things to s:ive deficit in the . ' be installed Sunday morning May 29th. Tbo programs were pretty^ folders We illustrate ono of our Tweulj-fiist Itegiinunl-Ncw Jeri-ey fUiito iresiHUiy. TIUH year there is roit SALE. " Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Lamb entertained of green aud whitu and gold, and lho_ Volunteer^, which wns organize:l an for road building as tigaiust 4x24 Cedar Shingles, of three grades. out of (own frionda ovor Sunday. numbers rendered were in keeping with for lOOil and accoidiugly commauded by Captain JuH-ph £ \V. C. VANHirii-;, Mr. find Mrs. Charles Garretson of tbe colors, bo that it waB indeed an thmgi Imve dtarLed lo boom in tho Mouut, formerly shenU' of Mcrcej Cassvillo, N. J Draperies Just Here its al SIS ideal reception. Brooklyn were ov0N, addition represents the finest variety of draperies aud Sunday. neaday alleruoon from lits lute reKidenet- wuuld pioduct* inoro roixdd for lc-s cost Mouroo St, Cranbury, N. J. The beautiful lines'of this Suit, its perfect style Piano Duett, - yard goods, aiftl the largest lot that's been received by and rich materials will please the most critical Mrs. Stephen Perrino of Hightstown Overture to'-Znmpa" HcrM 22 Pel ry street, wilh intijiuent it [.bun ever liefoiu, nud tbo roads would 1 us in years, and last but not least, the pricea are most clothes buyer. is spending several weeks with Ancil Miss Besbio Slulla Kiverview Cynt'lery. IK butter nL that. attractive— Davison and family. Mrs. Davison i? Mr. Warren Johnson Iu ruRiiondin^ to nu. inquiry aa to PAPER HANGING Other splendid values at §10, §12, $15, §18, recovering slowly from a scvero attack Recitation, ' George II. iVlartin. what roudrfcwould'bo built thfo year $20, up to.S35. v._ ..-- of rheumatism. Colonel (Jilky-son .said 'that tbo liultl "PaUy" Kate Douglas Wujgin After an illnes^of tl year, Gi'Orgo II All kinds of Paper Hanging liw of yuito Supervipor of Public Some of Them— The Rev. J. S. Vun Dyke of Hights Miss Clura Chamberlin 'arttn, fur many yeuis employed b\ town was a visitor witb A. H.'.Symme? the WilieUManufncturiug company ny adn Robert A. Meeker undJiU two Vocal Solo,""Slumber Sea" neatly done at short notice. 3 yards' long, fish_ net curtains, Filet borders,'a and family on Sunday. larpentor, passed away at hi* homu it islanls, I] -1L- Vail and .Edward E Fred'k W. Donnelly Miss Ioa Puerschncr eil, HlioiiVed tiiat there was at present wide range of styles, a pair, $1.25 to $2.50. Miss Clcmontine Lewis of Trenton Trenton on Thursiliiy luit a^ed G7 Piaub Trio, 1U7 77 mill") of road under contract, for LEWIS G. APPLEGET, 2i yards long net curtains, with Battenburg edges Opera House Stores, 14-16 S. Broad Street was a Sunday guest at the home of venra. Ho issutvivud by lus wife and Hungarian Dances, Nos 1 & 2, Brahms whicb the htatti of Now Jei^ey would W. Russell Silvers. three children, Mrs.' Peter Quick, A . and insertions; curtains that wash as readily Miss Bi'saio Stults Burnell .Martin, aud Mrs. William puy ouo third of tbt' cosfof conatructiou. Cranbury, N. J. TRENTON, NEW JERSEY Mrs. Charles Applegate of Dover wa« as a piece of bedding linen, and they're most Vreeland Moses, all of Trenton. This ita/Cutdido of any repuir work, it ' tbo guest of Mrs F. S. DivTs on Mon effective, too, as Summer curtains; Arabian or •H Mr." Warren Johnsou Tho deceased was employed for being (certain thai lhu autoniobiiu . i. i. .1. i.». day. Mrs. Applegat«;'in company witb white, a pair, 98c. .weuty three ycoirf iu tliu plant of the mont'y, ibat is funda lecoived from Mr. Applegate, spent Sunlay with Monologue, "Tho Huut. for a Flat" Willcts manufacturing company as registration of uutomoblle», amounting 3 yards long fish net curtains, red, green and Ara- relatives in Hightstown and from Miss Mario Groves curpeuter. Hu was one of tho hot to some $3-15,000 -being yeut to tho bian; the ide.al Summer home curtains, a pair, Cranbury' wont to Glassboro for a Piano Soli, i UNDERWEAR FOR known carponters in Trenton and wu»eounlk'b fur helping out, tho drain of $1.25. . visit. '(a) "Polonaise" C Sharp Minor Clwpin ropuird. well liked by both employers and fellow Cross-striped madras curtains, full size, fringed ends, " FARMERS' SUPPLY HOUSE. Mrs. George Puerschfler bas been ill (6) "Tho Two Skylarks" LeachelizAy SUMMER WEAR workmen. Hu was also nctivo in tin iddlesex county, tbe Oiht county in A Full Lliie of Columbia Farm and Oagger Wagous, Ouo- Mr. Warren Johnsou. T cross-striped dadoes, in many colors, . on with quit? a severe attack-of mumps. . work of Commodore Perry Council ^S o thu htitte to uccept gtato uid iu roud anywhere in this part of horse Carryalls, Mugjjies aud Carriages. Recitation, "Over tho Baluster'' Il'elfc the country, ought to he. cream or white grounds, a pair, 79c. to $2.50. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Vreeland anr) SO, Jr. 0 U. A. M. and Camp No. lx 1' building-, id aguiit leading tho other Light and Heavy Team Harness, every pieco guaranteed. son Jamca'spent Suuduy wilh friends Miss Clara Cbamherlin O. S. of A. uuulU") witb 7 of a ludo* of the King light enough to afford the ' 3 yards long, 40-inch wide scrim curtains, colored Vocal Solo, "Flower Song" wearer :is much of com- 4 Galvanized KooHug—the Best Tliat Money Can Buy, 4c ft. in Middlebuph. Thp funeral services weru hclil from ton lu he, 11 feel wide, of 8 inch ma figures and borders, on Arabian or cream Miss Ioa Puerschner fort us is ncces.-ury. Paris Green and Sprayers. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Gulick have been his Into lesidenco in Trenton Similn) idant with asphalt, binder; the Deans •grounds; another taking stylo Summer drapery, Reading, Little Reflections to Kmnklin Park road, 1 7.") miles long, Here are two sorls which , Johnston Mowers, Tedders, Itakes aud Binders. Got a. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Croshaw evening nud from tho Fir.-t 1'rc-ibtti-iiiiii, do it—two torts chosen a pair, $2J75. Johnston Continental to cut your Rye. when others Mr. Charlei Groves ill) ltd wide, of li inch graver; tbe ' at Trenton -Junction tho past week. Jlmrch of Cranbury Monday afternoon from the many on display '3-yard long Nottingham lace curtains, imitations fail. - ' ' Piano Duett, "Bolero" MoBzkowsbi Perth Am toy to Keuhby roud, '2 30 Oscar and Fred Ferris will give a Thu interment was in Bramt-ul CVuif at this ideal men's store. i-d lon^, of iimiehite, 14 feet wide of Irish Points and Point de Parras;.good, All of the leading makes of One anil Two-horse Cultiva- shirtwaist danco in Ohamberlin's Opcro Miss Stulta tery,.& anbury. and G IUCIKH deep-, Main street to Mill strongly made, extra heavy nets, a pair, 5_0e. • tors, Klggs Plows, patent hitch, great weed killers. Housed Hightstown, ou Wednesdaj Mr. Johnson . POSOSKHIT GOODS town, 1 3 miles lon^, 14 feet wide, of -, / and 9Sc. ' . Best Manilla Rope, 12c. a foot. evening, May 25lh. Mu*ic by Stryker't- After this refreshments were"servcd, flliiry O. IVrrlue. are woven in mesh pat- inch macadam; (bo Joiner bet. btreot Hay Carriers and Track. the menu being banana salad, tongue, Miss Mary Dt'lld Periine, daughter of 1 tern, allowing the hody . orcbevtra. A good time is promised. roud in New Brunswick, .39 of a uiilu Cast and Steel Watering Troughs. , . potato chips, sandwiches, coffee, straw Mr. and Miri. Geoig(^ Perrine, passed perfect ventilation." , Miss Lizzie Duncan,'of Manalapan. g 1-1 feet wide, of 8 inch macadam Give us your order for a Hay Rack, then you will he sure benies, ice cream in forms, cake.~~ "away. Sunday after a lingenig ill f And Yard Goods for Draperies was tbe weekend guest of Mits llarj iwlli a->pbiilo binder. • Short-sleeves shirts; long to get one. . ess of several months, aged 23 jeura Voorhees. Mrs. Stults Entertains Ladles. and knee length drawers. , Repairs for all Mowers and Binders. jastrFebiuaiy she contracted a-heavy Here's an opportunity to do original work, work Miss Reba Vreeland was-a visitor iu A. IJ. 3 Dropped Dead. E. M. F. AUTOMOBILES $l,25O.- Mrs. Ella Stults enter tuined a nuinbei cold which resulted m t-i'rioiiri lung SOc. Garment. Union Suits, $1 • in which you would like to display your own taste. • "Philadelphia on Tuesday. of_ ladiea at an "At Home"'" Tuesday New Biiiu.iwick, Muy !).—A. L. Studebaker-Flandors, $750. rouble uud she failed inpidly until the J.B.-Y. D. GOODS Many folk like to create newly new effects, and here, Mra. J.C. Holmes spent Ihe Qist-of afternoon from four to six o'clock. Tho Muud\t a luimer fieeholder, diopped Send ajiostal, or telephone No. 83 Hightstown. end. are the athletic kind so affair was in honor of Mis3 Anna Meek ' end at In4 liuuio, lu Cariol place, beie, are some of the materials with which to do it: the week with relatives in Philadelphia For some timo Miss Perrinu bad been popular during the last r Genung of Abbury Pail:, who is her at noon today. For .some lime past he 40-inoh, striped curtain Swisses, lie. Mr and Mrs. G. W. Burroughs spent employed iu Nt-sv Hiunsvviel; until bei few -years. Very light, ' T guest for a few days, and. waa-very Yard wide, lace dotted and figured curtain muslin, Tuesday in Tronton ond witnessed Ibi- ilal lllntssH. Siie ih survived by tlirei nul been lioubled with heart dibcabc but heavy enough. Sleeve- ] enjoyable. Refreshments were served. grand parade by tho Kuight Templars. sisters, Mis. Edwin Walker of Allen iui() o'clock and fiom John Soehler attended the oponing Mrs. Geo. B. Mershou, Mis. John / Prosecutor is After Sumliiy tbo Secoud Presbyterian Ubuicli at scrims, double borders, 25c. game of tho Tri state League in Trenton Major, Mrs. N. F. Clayton, Mrs. R. P. ]^a\v ISrealvers. 2.30 o'clock. B A HILLY Yard wide, Oriental and floral~de3ign3," sateens, Stillwell, Miss Margaret Hanning. last Thursday. New liruu.iwu:k, May i).—It is ru highly, mercerized, 19c. Harry S. Scott took n prominent mored bt-re Ili.it. representatives from _>1»>, FunliuiiiKl'tliuiivcr. 30-inch, embossed, over-printed, beautiful effect part in tbe grand Knight Toloplar Serenaded by Band- I'luaecului Ujuiaem-'s otlicu tcoured 12 S. BROAD ST. At her houiu in Wis-: Philndelpbia Royaline Crepes, plain or novel borders, 15c. parade in Trenton Tuesday. Ho wii>- After their regular practice Monday j.uts ol the euunty yesterday iu search Tiling to consider in depositing money in a bank is evening . tbo. memhers of Goodwin's on Monday evening 1:M, Mit- _Mai> of law blT-nker^ ri-lalive to tbe liquor ; TRENTOET, EL J. SECURITY. one of sis from Palestine Commaodery Jauo Janvier, widow of -I'Vrdinaud Band serenaded two parties, ono for a :tallic aud gambling. "It is said 'tbu •-•!•••>! ~~Th~e-capftal an"d~ surplus are the depositor's "protection to escort Atlantic City Commandery. fanvlur, entered into re^t Mr. and Mra J. H. Goodwin arc birthday and another for a wefldiug nosecutor bab blurted a crusade uguiubt fund) The anniverjary. Mrs. Janvier bud been failing for ;!iiubliug muchuies thiuughoul the visiting Walter Waitneigbt in Phoenix leverul uei'k:<, luit win conlined to her During tbe day it was learned thot ounty, Hu would make no s.ratemeut ville,-Pa. )ed but a fe1" dny^. She Inn not bt'en 3-yard Long Linen Couch Covers, 98c. Alfred Chamberlin waa just passing the i-lative to the matter. Peter Hagerty was an ovor Suudav 72d milestone mid after he bad retired ,'eiy"£liong mice tbo dt-iith of her C. C. Blauvelt Plain, good, close, heavy twilled linen covers, visitor in Orange. liunliainl nearly two jeain a<;o and Government superintends' and examines this bank. he wab awakened by the" sweet strains Tor W'liiUield I,ihel Case. fringed. How they will-save .the coverings of your , Mies Maud Rue was nu over Sunday :ould only g.> out. ou ple^wrt days Our directors are responsible, well-td-do business men. of mubic from tho Band Mr. Chamber New Unmswick, May 11.—IVa-HicUi, ... - IIKiIIT.STOWN, N\ J. couches. What cool, pleasing furnishings they are for guest of Rev. and Mrs. Walter Murray, Mr^. Jdn\ier was boru eighty-two yeiiit- or liuui.it'm has i^-ned biibpoenas for This lin wan greatly pleased at the kindly Summer! of Holmesburg, Pa. remombrance, _.__. ngo in New Castle, Deiawaie, - ber lie" Wtmlit-Id libel ease, "which will bo fatlie"r,'Elijah" Start," being a pioiuiucnt 3-ya.rd long, heavy,gay bordered, Irish linen couch D. Baird~DsvlS!Ou~w~as~a visitbr'in From the Chumberlin "home, tho .ried lu u- lit-xt Mouday. . - , -- - uiotchaut of that town.* She wus voi> covers, friuged,_$2,2_5_and_J2n_0. I Freehold on Sunday. Bund went to S H. Penino'a where^a -has-becn-establislied_o_ver_25 years, during which time iright7 and until tho last was nucleated Our l>L-bt to Anlnmls. Cashier Geo. B. Mcrshou has purcbas number of lively airs were plajed Beautiful" Oriental striped couch covers, fringed,59c. to $1.50. u everything. it has seived/jtbe banking public faithfully and built ed an E. M. F. automobile, which he followed by cheers for the bride and Huinanily bi;s every rfcabon to bu Oriental and Persian striped pillow covers, complete During her-KPideuco m Cranburj - up a large and prosperous business. The best service expects to havo delivered today. ;room of fifteen years ago. >ratelul LoummuU. They have taught Summer Goods ready for the pillow, 17c. nhilo her daughter, 311« Mary M. There were other prominent residents us some of our mobt useful arts, and possible is none too good for our customers and the Janvier waspiiucipal of the high school, Woven tapestry pillow covers, old English tapes- Rev. and Mra. Samuel Thompson who were entitled to the samo by rea 'e tuggthted tbu idea for many an of every description, aud people of Mis. Jnnvior made many friends wbu try, with woven landscape views, 25c. ""Graham, of Newark, formerly of Dutob son of birthdoy and wedding, but the in great quantities, are 3-fold, 5-foot, silkaliue filled screens, oak or ma- Neck visitp.d Mr. »"ri Mra—W—J~ "broil"*' oiun't Know." '• i-< tln> r tlmtalmwpd ua the arriving dnily. md tine character. Ttie.».\ mputhicri ol ^blink's ol" building uudei wnter; hogany finished frames, 98c. • '""' CRANBURY. Campbell on Wednesday. If we could show tliom Second Church Choir Organized. til the.-Je will go out lojior two'daugh- ht'ti brought Ud the conception of C. R. Chamberlin, of Hightstown, is you, you would not travel The members of the choir of the ters, 3Ii.is Mary and Mi>-s Kutherim-, ulmity in liuildiug; the birds nro having his store newly painted witb Second Presbyterian Church met Satur* wlio havu been untiring iu devotion I th otik'riL liiii-jters of bnaket work to New York, Philadelphia, Devoe's pure lead and zinc, purchased day evening and organized with J. H. her and who ulbo have many warm they, too, havo fumitbud every inventor Trenton or Mew Brunswick * of Davison & Chamburlin, Cranbury. 1 - -Goodwin ahairman and W. K- Silvers, friend - here. who has attempted to dLbign a flying and pa} more for precisely The Christian Endeavor Society will secretary. Lemuel Stulta was elected machine with bis bus-u; principle; thu the same goods. Standard Size and Quality Opaque IT'S THE THING TO DO Rev. Mr Johnson, of St. 1'alll, Minn meet in' the First Presbyterian chapel leader and W. R Silvers, assistant ideis buve taught us tLo art of weav preached a very helpful sermon iu the In all of our experience Window Shades, 25c. Sunday-evening. The subject is Christ's leader. R iiudTuTpoiidiui; a. uex. First church lu.-t Suudu\ morning, tuid we never oil'ered a collec- "Verilies. " Leader Mrs. J. E. Curry. The other members aro the following: Man lcuined how lo coubtruci. uhipy iu thooveuiiig-rn the Suuuml clntich IIH tion of stylish goods to They're mounted on first rate spring rollers, too, # Organist, Arthur L. Burroughs; violin-, from tbe neb, bow to dig holed from the- gave as equally good address t'na.t left compare with that which and complete with fixtures; full measurement, SxGfeet. Notice. # J. H. Goodjviu; trombone, Franklin i)!idj:t'r and the frogd gave liim bid lirat * its impre.-l on the min'K of bis hearors ( The general committee appointed by Walker; cornets, Clarence Porrine and swimming U'aediiib^ _. is iready for your summer Keep these 25c.shades in mind—you've paid more for * GO TO THE CRANBURY PRESS OFFICE Mr. Johnsou is eni^iged in perfiicling the V. I. S. will be in tession at the William Dey. —Humane Advocate. • needs. no better—doing it now, perhaps. tho movement of the General Ab'-embly Library Rooms on Saiurday evening, Soprano, Miss Mario Groves, JHsa 3xG feet linen shades, with good quality spring ^ FOR YOUR JOB TRIXTING. at which time any Chairman or Com of the Presbyterian church to eblabliab Bess Bergen, Miss Mabel Labaw, Mrs. AVild liu>h lor Oil Lauds. rollers, complete with fixtures, 44c. mittee of tho entire list of committei"), the Sublentatlon fund for minlFterb ami * Ernest" Stults; alto, Miss Bessie E Galveiton, Ti'i , Muy 1).—There id u Summer 3x6 feet oil opaquejshades, mounted on best Harts- _ will be at liberty to call and consult their families Stults, Mits C. Lewis; tenor, W. R uild ru->h for laud iu aud about Toyul), T- You can get. engraved or printed Wedding wilh them if desiring any.infortnalion horn rollers, complete with iixtures,"50c." Silvers, Ernest -Stulls; bass, -Lemuel Tbo Monmouth Junction linbebull u Kei'Vfd county, not far fiom the Now .Tailored Suits' 3xG feet window shades, of imported linen Hoi- ' -3}i Invitations, Party Invitations, or Visiting as regards their duties on or before Stulla, Charles C. Groves. 31ub will bold a sliuwbeiry festival, Mexiej) border, where oil, .smd lo be tbo " "Decoration Day. uud'dance on Monday, May 30th, lu HUCM'L in the wlule houthwest, hiH beeu that have style aud beauty land, plain colors and Venetian stripes, A Side Thought. •A Cards in the best style and at lowest prices. John 8. Silvers, Chairman. Mechanics Hull. uppiirently unlimited in every line, §5 to ?10. mounted ori self-acting, A No. 1 spring rollers, Everyone thinks that Wm. H. J. is The Reading Circle. Baseball guine-l iu the afternoon. quantities. The light forlund id butweeu with fixtures complete, 75c ^ Posters and all Business Stationery devoted to money making, aud he Music by McEhoy's orcheit'ra.** thu ^Uiudiud and about teu independent The Circle will meet next Wednes certuiuly must be to havo such n finely operutois w\w routed tbu discovery Summer Dresses jj( promptly and properly gotten- up. day, May eighteenth, witb Miss ilurie appointed home, horses and carriages Keep in mind that the V. I. S. ex Lifier expurt.s iu thu employ of the Groves. aud an automobile, everything to mako pects to provide the supper for tbe of choice lftfttcrials, and Sttindiird had .sunk three Wells, capped j? Tlie Press is the best advertising medium The program wjll be in charge of life delightful. town people on Decoration Day, May iimm nud buried them. ready for street oj church Mrs. S. H. Perriue and Mrs Jumes But Mrs. Wm. U. J. tendered their 80th. They will ul?o have other treats More of the Yard Wide, 2-yard Long •jjt in this section, and a year's subscription Uuublu Lo secure control of several - wear, Sl.To to §0. t VanDyko. Subject—North American homo to the Readiug Circle for the for tbeappetlte, and plenty of eutertaiu huge tmcL-3, the Sluudard agents were T to it will satisfy you that it gives the news. Indians. Spring Reception and Wm. ,H was lbnt Crex Rugs Again at 88c. uegotiuting when the tip wiw glve'u the right there, directing aud helping Mllbiu by the Manduliu Club will Miss Mershon Will Graduate. independent pmmoLeiri aud to day Cotton The only Crex rugs, the kinds that wear as no other through tho day, and proving a host make tlu? Mippcr bom- pleii-aut, and The commencement exercises at St. several di»uN were cnnnuramated indeed lit night so that we'll say he'slater Goodwin's b.iucl will till tbu ^air rugs will wear. Mado of grass. There's the usual Mary's Hall, Burlington, will bo held which land was Mold al-Trom $5,000 to all right, every place aud time. -He-is with iuspiiing suuudTs. Dress Goods good assortment of Crex matting colors, and they're from May 29th to June 1st, on which mi acre, and one ticru at day the commencement oration will be all things to ail men. ' " - that are"" Tn~'Efuch" pretty bound and fringedl&nd they're worth a good half more ed 'L'i> Disitli In A $15,000. Alter nuking thu tifhL two' colors and designs, that we than you will pay, or better. delivered by Governor John Frauklm Temporauco Day waa observed at the Peculiar Manner. wells, work win suddenly stopped, and Fort. . ' And some 24x IS-inch Crex1 rugs are -lOTT --> Secoud I'resbytoriuu Sunday School by Plainlield, .May 10.—Peter Buiuett thu Staudaid expiMLs gave it out that. know you can not resist Misd Emma. Mershon is a membor of special program. Temperance readings of t-mulleytown, wbilo dnviug fiuiu they- fniled to find oil. A dingruntled lln,pi -H( V>1/. tn r On first HOOT, Broad street store. the graduating class of the seventy-third were given by Miese* Murio Groves, employe gave out,thu tip that oil'hud pring Hats this city to his home hist night, (ell year of this famous institution. Catalena Peudeltou and Bertha Van headforemost from his wagon, his neck bi'L'ii louml in' each ol thu wulls. ' Thompson—Uollmun. Ilise. A solo wus very eilectively ditching between tlieu.\lo aud the front Summer Hats • rendered by W. Russel Silvers. Tho wheel. Not a LMJIIO HI the deud muu'.s $107*000 ol' County iiouds Sold. Miss Leona Hoffmau, of Prospect Unit, if you consider style, attendance was very good notwithstand Plains, and Arthur P. Thompson, of bud\ was broken. New., ljiuutuick, Muy 1*2:—Ti^ ing thu inclomant weather. The school freeholden today jold ?U7,0U0 worth qiiiility and workmanship Cork Linoleums Cut From the Full 720 Morgan Avenue, Trenton, were County Physician Long today saul WE CAN FIT YOU! will observe World's Sunday School uJ loud unprovoineiiL boudd uud $10,000 can not be matched any- married Saturday evening April 30 at thul deulh wuscuu.-ed by htrangululiuii Roll a Square Yard, 35c. Day ou May 22nd by a special progta'm worth ol reiu'vwil bondn. Tbt*y are al where §2."iU to $1.-) ' tho parsonage of.Triuity M. E. Church Mrs. Burnell luund her llllshuiid deui prepared by the Presbyterian lioaid. for luut pi-t ct'iil.. and WITO hold at pui in Trenton, by the pastor, Huv. Charles not far fiom her honie. liuruetl was No loss to you, you-buy one yard, or as many as with accuiL-d interest. The puicluibtTH either in a derby H. Elder. Mrs Fred Grove is recovering nicely well known us a1sueiv.-»ful fanner. you like, and they'ro goods that are good enough to call "" * ~" / \\fi'o: Fii.il Niitioual Duuk, of Suull Laces and SJ32 or a soft hat, is Tho brido was attended by Mra. Ella > a|tl,r lln operation 'for tumor at St perfect—you'd bo puzzled to know why they're'called T 1 The Unkiiuvvu "World. Ainlxiy, jlO.000^ lMrht National liaub FuEseld, and Norioau Fus»eld acted as Francis hospital, Treuion. Tho oprni seconds. Here and there a slight deviatiuu of a line, Notwlllistuinilng the l.tpld ailvutic of Suutii Itivi'i, ?10,00U; I-'iinl Nationa ZE3Za't, our leader. If best man. Mr. aud Mrs. Thompson tion wn+pi-rformod by Dr. Htddnn, antl Embroideries ? of exploration in vuiions puna ol lli Hunk, ul Cnuitiuiy, ' tlO.000; I-'ir» perhaps a little blur in the printing, somewhere else will tako up thoir residence ut 102 ,t ;H believed by her pbjbiciuu, Di- you want 'tij pay- more globe, 11 Is e.slliuuled that ulicmt :!l),UUU National U.uik, ut Woodbndge, ?-(i,U00; to help make your new nothing "serious, of course, nothing to hurt the wear, Morgan Avenue Trenton. ll. C. Sytnmes, that she will suou hi' in T 0U0 t-ipialo lnlkH ot.thu lallhS builaci National liuiik ot New JeiHu>vof Nuw dress luok rich and attrac- umLso'Httle detriment to the looks that you'd never the best state of heulth. money, we will give you Acuto Heart Trouble. ~ remain }el unoxploied. Tno tinges lliuiidwiuk, ?LO,OUU; People'^ National tive, 5c. to ?-J.00. - •consider it.worth attention, even though you paid.vtho , li'iuk, of New Jliuutuviukj $7,DUO; ICd "Yes, I remember him, " said Alkalf Tfio meeting of tho W. C. T."U uue.iploiul men is 111 Alilcu, G first grade price, which is C5c. and 75c. the equivalent. Ikn. "Ho died very sudden. " which waa lo bu held yesterday, May miles, buleven Noith Auiellfu contains: wai'd Tindell, of Now BruiibWiuk, j-U, 000, Koln'it Helm, of NLW Uruiiawick, "Heart disease?" asked the eastern 12th, was postponed on account of i 1,GUO,OUO st ro miles of vngiu lein . Under«Muslins The Hatter, tourist. . " couuty meeting held in New Brunswick toiy. Mobt peiVoiiri will be suipn-H'd I' i. New IJiimbWifk .Mutuul Firt "Waal, now, I don't know aa you kin and will be held next Thursday, May learn that tberu is tlirt-c liuu-s ih tnucb Ctunpany, $ri,000; Kleauoi -'in-.such varieties and styles thi'fooL of tin* puiiiiMJr in , II. Floii'iiri1, of Ni*\v lJiuiihwiuk, $2,000 Bay it wac tho hejirt any moio'u tho 19th, with Mis. Charles Davis S blan d i g p , II. , , $, as we have no\or ofl'erod 25 K. State Street, _ TRENTON, N> J. X olub, spade or diamond. Anyway, he 'H. J. Bulober will address Ihc meeting Nuilb AiiK'iini ad in tfouth Ameiica.— Tboiuu.^ II Utility, county follt'Cto: before, and no advauco iu -dealt hiEsolf.fiur acea7" _ j upon tbo subject—Purity in tho Home. Chicugo Tribuuo. fur ibo county biukmg fuud, $1,000. our low prices. S. P. Dunham I Co.. a a a a ft ft ia .../•

{ A Package Mailed Free on Request ot What Shall "We DoJ.'or I/ol«tcrs? Synthetic Rubbe*, Approximately 20,000 ppoplo havo j It believed that "plantation" o NEW JERSEY-STATE NEWS Bupper lu or near tho Tenderloin each rubber will maturo sufficiently in tho night. Next year, when1 newer Lob- ' • Deer Slayers Must Pay Flnei. LATEST NEWS. no'tt flvo years not only to meet tho ster Lairs aro built, the numborls ex- world's demand, but to make rubbor The convictions of Lewis II. Bar- pected to Increase to 30,000. Several rett, prominent politician and hotel- disastrously cheap. Rubbor fs ono thousand pounds of lobster, and sov,- of those products that promises fav- Sarsaparilla man of Plcasantvillc, and' Hnrry Tho beBt Stomach and Stewart, the first for having a doe In BY WIRE. eral thousand quarts ot champagno orably for synthetic chemical con- Has made itself welcome in Wholcsalo Prices Quoted In New York Liver Pills known and (besides Innumerable other things to his possession'and the latter for kill- tm-.TT. J a positive and speedy ; struction. Japan lost millions of in- the homes of the people the ing a huck fawn Ia3t deer season, cure for Constipation, cat and drink) are served by several come through the Invention of mak- were sustained by County Judgo Minnesota Pioneer Dead. Tho Milk EicnaiiBo prico for standard ! thousand waltors every night. And world over, by its wonderful quality is 35ic. per quart. Indigestion-, Jaundice, ing synthetic camphor from oil of Hlgboe, before wtyom tho caso was Minneapolis, Minn,—Levl M. Stew- Biliousness, Sour Stom- ili the morning there aro several thou- BUTTER* turpontino. This artificial camphor cures of all blood diseases and appealed from tho Court of Magis- •nrt, eccentric b'achelor, ninny times ach, Hoadacho, and all sand empty pocketbooks and sovoral Creamery—Wc=icm, extra.$ 29- ( 2 87% high, but covered with fur. The con- Chicago. Mrs. Margaret Potter Medium, WOO, choice — fn' 2 23 Paw tonic and are mado from tho States, as tho cost, of Irish living. IarB' worth were Imported from India —recent Interview: I icntlon of Stato Wurdcn Loveless, Black, better known as an author un- While kidnev - CO 3 0) Juice of tho Paw-Paw fruit. I un- Tho cost of eating lobster liinst In- every year. Two years after tho in- "No; I cannot pronounce judgment | who made the arrest, was to the effect der her maiden name, Margaret Hor- Red kidney, WOO, choice.. 3 30 (Si> 3 3.1) hesitatingly recommond theso pills as vention of synthetic Indigo the Im- on this occasion yet. Do _y.Qii tako i that a fawn does not becomo a ton Potter, has been declared insane • Yellow eve, WOO, choice. — (B> 3 IS ports of real indigo fell to $200,000, -"buck" until tho horns break through Pill, 1009, choice - C<"2 25 ever Compounded. Sond us postal or mo for Judgo Taliaferro?" by the County Court and committed of lobster aro caught along our coasts •and have been steadily falling until the skin anil are plainly visible. Tho to a sanitarium. > Ulnck turtle soupp,, choice. !li (<•! 2 00 letter, requesting a frco package of "Judgo Taliaferro," the Mayor ex- . 2 03 Munyon's Celobrated Paw-Paw Laxa- each season, but tho Government sta- natural indigo, at its normal high lnlned with a Bmlle, "was -holding hunters, lacked by a largo number Limn, Od • of sportsmen, made a test caso of the Mlis DlorkMnnc's Slayer Indicted. tive Pills, and wo will mall samo freo tistics show that, despite tho work of prico is a drug on tho market for tho court back before tho war In tho llt- i law liy asserting that tho animal In Btntc—Full cream, npccinl.. (5) 17',£ of charge. • MUNYON'S HOMOEO- various fish commissions, the avail- now stuff, the "imitation," Is tho tio court house at Cltronello. It wa3 Springfield, 'Mass. — Bertram '0. question was largo enough to .boI Spencer, the self-confessed masked Good to prime PATHIC HOME REMEDY CO., 53dhbio supply has- shrunk moro than samo thing, chemically and practi- n cloudy spring afternoon nnd a very legally killed. Every library in Tren- Part Hliims, fair to cood. and Jefferson Sts., Philadelphia. Pa. burglar, who killed Miss Martha B. Full skims fifty per cent, within tho past three cally. European chemists aro work- difficult and puzzling caso was on. ! ton was searched for Information, I Jllaefcstonc when he attempted to-job' years. In short, starvation stares the ing to make synthetlc_.rubber,--and' Tlie lawyers wrangled, quoted) frohW and leading deer breeders were ap- EGOS. • A Witty Bishop. ; a horn-re on March 31, was Indicted. State—Fair to choice Tenderloin directly in tho double, somo aro "pretty apt to strike it.— Ereat law books"and broke lnjo-'grand I pealed to:—Tawyer William I, Gar!- for murder. "The 'lato Illshop Foss," said a Now York Press. rison,-who was one of the party that Western—Firsts .. 7...... chin!—Everybody's Magazine-/""" - flights of eloquence, wlillo Judgo | Duel; OEICI Philadelphia physician, "once visited ^ Taliaferro listened solemnly or gazed I captured the deer, brought every ef- Soclnllst Victory Cost $.".~00. QooiC epRo —- 30 fort to bear on the case to have'the me for somo trifling ailment. .- - -""" A Talpable Hit. When (IcorKc Mnde n Hit, """out of the window at tho approaching Milwaukee, \W.—The Social Dom- rntiiTfl AND nriutiufl—FHI:SIT. "'Do you,-sir,' I said to him, In • decision of Magistrate Iszard re- Senator La Follctto said of a no- "Darling," ho breathed -rapturou* storm. i oeratie party expended STtTifin to elect Anplfs—Dnldnin, per l>bl.. 3 00 (S? 4.00 the courso of ray examination, 'talk 1 I versed,'but Judgo Higbce, after con- torious financier the other day: Iy, "I swear by'thls great tree, whoso "It grew darker. Tho Judgo I Its nrTtiTInees to Milwaukee municipal lien Dnvfo, per bbl S m ff .T .TO In your sleep?' I i-filcrlng tho briefs, decided that tho | offices, according to the statement of Greening, pel Mil . 3 00 •1 23 ."He got rather a setback In a talk spreading branches bear-witness to • snatched a sheet ot paper, scribbled w i defendants must pay'tho'$100 fine, Kii'-sct, per bbl - <>> " 'No, sir,' he answered. 'I talk In • the party's election expend filed ho had last session with one of our my sincerity—I swear that I have a llnp or two upon.1t and placing it [ and costs originally imposed. In tho Strawberries, per qt 1) 13 otiier pcoplo'H. Arep',t you awaro with, the City Clerk by President E, 1 never loved before." case of the doe the evidence was con- DlircssrjD POULTRY. that I am a divine? "—Washington mon. beneath a paper weight took up his , T. MelmB and Secretary Louis Baler, 'liali. There - Tho girl smiled faintly and ob- hat. clusive. ] or. the organization. • The- largest Turlicyn,' per lb , 17 C3 Star. " 'Money?' he said. • ^hickenfl, per lb 1T< 24 are thousands of ways of making served: " 'Colonel,' he said briskly to the —Cartoon by Tripfffl, in the New York Press. ,r!tom was printing, $21SS. Sacrifices Foot; Saves Life. Fouls, peril; I.; 20 money.' "You always say such appropriate . lawyer who had tho floor, 'excuse mo Spring ducltlingi, per lb i!3 30 Her Scalp Itrlicd Intolerably. Tho presence of*-mind of Miss ' yirhm of His Onn Crusade. 1 " 'Yes, but only one honest way,' things,-George. This is a chestnut fo' lnterruptln' yuh, bah; and I "want ?OC1:H, per 11) ~ -I, ! "Just about two years ngo, somo Eleanor White, twonty-Jlve years old, Memphis, Tenn. — Mavor Edward our man remarked. tree."—Everybody's Magazine. that you should go right on with yo' YOAKUM SAYS POLITICIAN IS FARMERS' WORST FOE. saved her life when in walking along r Squabs, per dozen 2 00 (it) 4 00 form of humor appeared on my scalp. 1 argument, fo' it's a darned good ono. II. Crump was arrested, charged with HAT AND BTUAW. " 'What way's that? the tracks of the Pennsylvania Kail- i spitting on the tiled floor of the new ! .The beginning was a slight itching, " 'I thought you wouldn't know China's ministry of tho. interior But It's suah goin' to rain this even- ll.iv—Prime, per lot lb ... — but it grew steadily worso until, when Frisco System Head Offers Plan to Cutltanslt Cost--AddrDsses Farmers'. road, near Scuddcr'B.Falls, her foot : $2,000,000 Court Hou«e. The Major No«. 3 tol. IHT 100 1b.... it,'. wa3 tho " reply."—Washington proposes to lay down measures to ln\ Colonel, an' I just natchorly got became caught In a' frog. As sho' recently started an antl-splttlng eru- 1 combed my hair the scalp becamo to set out my sweet potatoes right Convention on Theme That If Producer and Shipper Will Combine, Clover, per 100 lb .„ Star. / prevent political party associations. struggled to'extricate it a train, run- : snde, and ordered police officers 1o straw—Long rjc y<. Gj : raw and the ends of tho comb-teeth away. Bjrt you co light pn, Colonel, ning at a high speed, approached. 1 ' ~ Foodstuffs May Be Raised to Meet a Mutual Combination. • arrest any 'one expectorating on the IIO1J \ would be wet with blood. Most of tho In the Dark. an , Mnjah, you follow him up,-, an' Realizing that the engine driver could 1 streets and on the doors of street Trial Bottlo Free By Mail i State 1000, primp lo c\/!\c M terribly because of tho blood nnd If you'll allowino I'll call for lights. glance."—Detroit Free Press. Co-operatlvo Union, In conferenco in talk radical Ideas to foster hatred dragged under the locomotive. When Tomatoe-;, per cnricr («! 2 00 scabs. This "continued growing worRe this city. He declared that tho heavy Kpg plant, p_er box 1 25 (H 2 00 I can't distinguish tho king from the If jon Buffer from Kpllepiy. Fits, FalllDg Slctucss; and mallco between .the producer and the locomotive struck her foot, which Tlie City Heantlfiil. nnd over half my hair fell out I was 6pumD, or hftvo cblMrcn thftt do eo, my Neyr SIA* Greenwich Village. reductions In freight rates of thotransporter. We do not need any was'still held fast by the frog, It was Pqunsli, per bo*: 1 00 <«U5D knave."—London Daily News. corery*rln rcllcvo them, anil all jna are aflked ta last few years had been absorbed by middle agent. Wo can talk straight ! Washington, D.C—Secretary Dick- i PC.H, PLT basket 50 Ot. 2 (1) In despair, really afraid of becoming do It io oend fop «r«o Trlnl»2 Bottlo of Dr.JIuj's We hope that the extent of emi- so severely Injured that at the Mer- inson'appointed Georpc E. Burnap, of Penpci H, per carrier 1 00 (it 1 7.1 gration from Greenwich has been the dealers and not shared in by theat one another and savo money by cer Hospital, to which 'Miss White totally bald. From Singapore over $13,000,000 Eplleptloldo Quro farmers or consumers. doing so. In short, let us work to- Xew York City, landscape architect .'abbnKCH. per cr.ite I Oil (« 2 50 "Sometimes the pain was so great It has cored thousands whero everything eat) overstated. It Is hard to believe that was taken. It was found uecescary to Stiing bciim, per b.^kct .. 1 Fit C«l -1 00 worth of goods are annually shipped failed. Guaranteed by May Medical Laboratory gethor. . to elaborate the "City Beautiful" tr H. Greenwlcher would want to leavo The railroad man described tho amputate It. "" Limn bean-i,-r> lj'isl:et 2 5'1 (at 3 50 that, when partially awake, I would to the United States, yet, of the total A'nder Pnro Food and Drugs Act, Jnro 80tb,1003 1 75 (:) 1 £5. Guaranty ^o. 18971. Fleaeo write for 8pcdal£re« ttat most favored district of Manhat- demagogic politician as a disturbing "Tho farmer works to produce tho j Onions—White, per crate.. scratch tho worst places so that my number of 29,234 vessels entered nnd expensive.-middle agent, and food, the consumer works to pay for Yellow, per b.ig ...... 2-03 (u) 3 2.1 finger-tips would be bloody. I could- V2i]otUeand|!lToAGSandcoinpleteaddrel8 i tan. It has a thousand attractions all " Cold Storage Chickens Fatal. "Wood Alcohol in Deadly Whisky. Red, per hbl (.4 1 00 therein 1908, only one small craft urged that ho be cut out in tho deal* it, tho dealer under organized meth- r not sleep well and, after being asleep DR. W, H. MAY, 648 Pearl StroBl, Nen York. •Its -own. There o?"i'fleasa*t'"eveninES •ings which tho railroads and tho ods takes the lion's share of tho Dr. Richard Cole Newton, of Mont- Providence, II. T —A samplo of tho Carrol*, per hlil 1 ) <5> l r>o was American.- He.'t i, per 100 bunches 2 0.1 fo) 0 00 n short time, that awful stinging pain peoplo sit upon-thoir own front farmers should have with each other, profits. It is through organization clair, said that George Flsk Comfori, whisky confiscated by tho State Puro r Food and Drug Cominis-slon, follow- f'elery, p< r case (S) 1 50 would commence and then I would stoops engaged in neighborly gossip, becauso he fosters malice. op the producers working closely with director of the Syracuse Museum ot Lettuce, pdr basket the transporters that foodstuff can bo Art and one of the founders of tho ing the deaths of fourteen persons lu (.i- 1 00 I wake up nearly wild with the torture. . sometimes bursting Into song; thoro "Tho most Important force for the "Westerly and surrounding towns, con- I'm nips, per bbl 50 (.? 1 25 welfare of tho Nation will como when placed on tho table of tho consumer New York Metropolitan Mirscum of Pnemnhcm. per basket... . l-m (r~ 2 73 I A neighbor Bald Jtmustbo salt rheum. tho tenoment has not shouldered out the land owners of America are or-at a fair price. Art. died from tho ctTects of eating tained nftv-elghl per cent, of purified lIoruTiuhnli, per 100 11) . . 2 <")•-(3> 3 00 1 Having used Cutlcura Soap merely as prlvato dwellings,'thoro youths dote ganized," said Mr. Yoakum. "This "All we hear from Washington Is chicken gumbo soup made from cold woad alcohol, nccordlng to the analy- (K-ptcr plantH, per 100 2 OH (d you iur«ly village English Is spoken, heads of for a bushol of green beans, tho rail- him, and that • the soup wns made Safe Blowers Get $200. Spring patents ... 5 30 («• f, 0) ! had very littlo trouble. On my scalp road gets fifty cents for the 800-mile appropriations toward agricultural from cold storage chickens that W-MO Wl,c,it-N\, 2re.I ... . (»; l i.vi 3KTTLE THE VACATION QUESTION families wearing silk, hats lead thoir projects and less money for battle- Xewell, W. Va —Safe blowers oh- No 1 N'oil'icm Dulutli * I used about one-half a cako of Cutl- By Lydia E. Pinkham's, when you send for Ibis v&luub]* guldft haul to New York City, and the con- In bad condition." taiied only-i-5200 In rash, hut took book households to church on Sundays, fo- ships. National legislation to aid Torn, No fol Ml' cura Soap and half a box of Cuticura malo servants nnd hired girls, ma- !sumer pays $6.40 for this same bushel manv valuable papers from the ofllro O.its-N.itui.d Lvlute Vegetable Compound i ot beans. Thero is thirty-flvo per agriculture Is of the greatest import- of the North American Manufactur- Ointment In all. Tb.e first time I took "NEW ENGLAND trons make afternoon calls wearing ! ance." Attacks-Woman; Gets Beaten. | Clipi-ed ulut I six or seven bottles of Cutlcura Pills Jefferson, Iowa.—"When my baby j cent, for tho grower, eight per cent, ing Company here i Rye, No. 2 \Vostein ' '(•§ f'm 1 VACATION RESORTS" black silk gowns and many other evl-; for the carrier, and fifty-soven per William Ulnclo had his head In and the last tlmethreebottles—nelth- iwasjusttwomonths' The railroad director closed with bandages vlu'ii ho was arraigned be- ! l.'ird, ut>~ old I was com-, ConUinn a rtoinHeil list nf nn*rly two dences of American .simple lifo may jcent, for tho dealer. This is not aa strong appeal to tho farmers that G:rin a Kubc-ns For Museum. j CIVE STOCK. i er an expensive or tedious treatment, tl'CK* and botols ami ixmriJtiis Imnsea. bo noted by the admiring stroller , fair division. when their legislative committeo fore Roroulor Carroll on a charge of pletcly run down |: fririnz location, Ktiowlcc mutes ami assault, at Paterson. lie had come New York City.—The ;Molropolitan ! Hee\e?, citv dre'-nl 11 13 • Since then I havo had no scalp trouble and my internal or- lores, and lurliulmft a Targe tourist ' through the quiet streets. — New j "Thirty cents a dozen was the av-asked for nioro liber.il appropriation jMus-Mini of Ait bought the palnt'n1;, 1 C.ihcs- Cm .lii.,-c.l of any kind. Standing up, with my I gnna were in terri- ~ map of tbo cutlro »yite;u .... for agricultural development they from the hospital, and his Injuries K (IS 1'J York Sim. ' erage price of eggs in New York City veio inflicted by- Mrs John Miskz- ••The Wolf and Fax Hunt," by Peter Cinmtrv (lie M'd .- ,- hair unbound, It comes to my knees, ble shape. ' I began IT'S FREE FOR THE ASKING. last year, while the farmers of Ar-were touching the heart of the Na- Paul Rubens, for the permanent col- , Mi.™, per Ilk) 11> 0 3J (.' 7 5'1 taking Lydia E. Olber Publications deicrip. tion's future and they.should,definlte- ralna, wife of a Straight street sa- l..imK per ll»1b ^- (rf 8 00 and had It not been for Cutlcura I kansas and Missouri -received fifteen lection of old masters. The picture 19 Hnkham'8 Vegeta-! tlTflo! and Illustrating ctchsectlon will WOMEN'S ILLS. cents. Tho freight was- two cents a ly outline their policy on that ques* loonkeeper. -In the absenco of her DM (h'10 Oi) should doubtless be wholly bald. tion. "To succeed you must be spe- husband the woman was tending liar remarkably Ireili and brilliant. ! Country dre^cd, per lb . 12 (5) 1IV4 "This Is a voluntary, unsolicited ble Compound, and l Included for tli* aoit of mall lug. dozen. Tho man who received the mother wrote and LET U6 KNOW YniR WANTS Tfinflr. Many women who Buffer with ba'cB> eggs at a freight station In New York cific," ho declared. when Blngle, It Is alleged, walked be- testimonial, nnd I tako pleasure In' hind the bar nnd attacked the woman, i told you just how I Address RURAL DEPT., acho, bearlnE-down pain, hoadacheo CROP DAMAGE SMALL. writing it, hoping my eipcrienco-may NORTH GTATION, tiOttTON. who quickly put him to rout. He was. I began to gain and nervousness do pot know that C. M. BUBT. G.F.A. was fined 53. help someone else. ,Mlss Lillian at once and now I "Evoiy theso ailments are PLURAL VOTING IN CANADA EXPLAINED. BY CABLE. I Reports of Kffect of Cold on Fruit and Drown, R. F. D. 1, Liberty, Me., Oct. lam real well.el " — | Crops_ ExaiggcnUed. Mrs. W. H. BUBOEB, 700 CCherr yS St., Run Down by Auto. 29, 1909." • • ' Story": troublo with tho JIO.O00 Japanese Homeless. Jefferson, Iowa. American Consul Frank Dccdmcyer Writes of I he Novel Election Taylor Sherman, agod .si\ty-flv(\ oT j New York City.—One of the causes L DOUGLAS kidneys. Doan'fl System Adopted in Churlottctcwn, P. C. I. London.—A dispatrh to tiro Dally of the disquietude manifested in the ItloniltliirM)-. Another Woman Cured. B Kidney Pills ro- ! Asbury Park, CIILCI l.i the Spi tn-j L.ilci' financial district v,as the report of Glenwood, Iowa. — " About three $5, $4, S3.5O, S3 & $2.50 Washington, D. C.—American Con- sho owns or occupies real es- Hospital from Injuries he received New:; from Kobe si.iter, that SOJO — Buys'Shoes more tho causo. ! houser-' all the public offices and three, c;op damage in the West and South- Roys ii^ed to run away from homo yCars'ag0 I i,ad falling and other fe- 3. (2.50 if! sul Frank Deedmeyer described the tate. Under 'this provision an -elec- when rfi bicycle he was riding and an west While the cold weather has witith ain ambitioambitlnn to gROo West and fight . male troublestroubles , and I was-nothinwasnothing bubutt w-T-1 Mrs. Rudolph ; plural-voting privileges of Charlotte- tor, residing In one ward of tho city automobile collided on South Main banks at Aomorl, northern Japan, Ttuscko, 44 Wll- ; were burned. Thirty thousand peo- perhaps caused some loss to the fruit "Indians •• . A' fifteen-year-ol-- d lad loft skin and bones. I was so sick-I could" "" town property owners In the capital and owning real estate or .being in street, Manasquan Tho auto w;»i giower.i, there is e\erv reason to he- not-do my ownwork. Within six son St., East But- ;of tho Canadian province of Pnncc possession of premises for business owned and unc-iatcd by Walter Voor- ple are homeless Sixteen weie killed his home north of Abilene the other and many injured. The loss Is cstl- lie\e that the stories of damnge to tho di>v and «lion found In Sallna.sald he •• month's I was mado sound and well by falo, N. Y., says: ! Edward Island: purposes In the other four wards of hees, of I'lillnrtolphlK. In the effort more lmportantcropshave been great- Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com. "For several "In elections of mayors and coun- tho city, may vote five times at tho to avoid the collision Voorhecs drove | mntcd at $10,000,000. ly exaggerated, obviously for the pur- wante. d, to.ge,_ ...t . a_. jobj_i__,._-----" in "a garagi e s„o_ _a_i ! i.vnln. K. Pinknn.rn s vpirptnbln ( om. same election, once In each ward, and to" loarn to run an automobllo. A pound. I will always tell my friends year3 I had se- cilors alderman, for tho city of, Char- his car into a tree. .He was hurled i rVfty-ninc-XcKrur-s-Sct Freer - - - - r-o=e-of-alding_lhp market operations that your remedies cured me, and you lottetown all men and all unmar- ho or sho votes in each ward for ono out, but i-sciped with a shaking up. 1 local paper adds "The bloodthirsty • -— --• vero headacheB of tho candidates for mayor and for i Havana—Plfty-iflne of the men In- of certain Wall KtTeor;-1ni<>ieb.ts. Ad- can publish my letter."—Mrs. C. "W. ried women abovo tho ago of twenty- The auto was wrecked. , vices from the Southwest aro to tho little scamp!"— Kansas City Star. DUNN, (llenwood, Iowa. nnd was BO dizzy I feared to go out. I one years, having, paid prior to thothe number of councilors to be elected j ; dieted for pai tlclpntlon In tho negro Joat thirty pounds In weight and for from such ward.' j , conspliaey wore released on condition - effect that only a small portion of the If you belong to that'countless army time of holding any such election all nny'of 10 S.'ucs Sister of 8. of women who suffer from some form a wholo year could noc do my houeo- rates, taxes, and—assessments then that they repoit to the court every cotton ciop has been planted, and A new machine Run which tho Uni- "Voting at litesa elections Is not t Amelia Klmblo, eight jeais old, that the seeding of spring wheat and of female ills, just try Lydia E. Pink- work. After doctoring and using dlf- Idue, have a right to givo ono or more by ballot, but at polling place viva ' Mond.iy. Klghteon of the leaders, In- ted Slates Army Is testing fires more , ham's VeROtaUe Compound.' votes. The franchise 13 limited to was saved from drowning at Ham- cluding General Estcnoz, were left In coin had made little progress when feront remedies without help, Doan's voco before election ollicers, who rog- 'burg by her brother, James, ten yeais • the freezing weather appeared In thothan threo shots a minute, weighs | For thirty years thiiXiimoi Kidney Pills brought relief and finally those possessing a freehold estate of iFter the choice of tho elector, as de- ' jail only thirty pounds, and can be oper* j has beeji^li(v-staTTirard for al $100 assessed value or over; to rent- old She was on an errand with sev- ] agiicultural belt. Wall Street's a cure." j clared by him-or her In public. In eral companions and tried to cio^s a i knowledge of bucolics Is extremely -s-the—~f cflnaTo ills, and hac cured thousands of ers of real ^estate of a yearly rental case of a tie tlio returning officer American Former is Held. - | women who havo been troubled witli Remember the name—Doan's. For value ot 514; to pavers of an annual casts tho deciding vote. Contests ol brook on a plank bridge. She .slipped limited, and it therefore proves an • '-salo by all dealers. CO cents a box. ; London—An application on befiftlf easy dupo to the inislcad]n_g_ri;iio.: ! such ailments as displacements, fibroid income tax ot 52 and upward, and to elections aic allowed'only If notice and fell In. Her bead struck a si ono of Frank Mathusle, alias Dates, who 1 | tumors, ulceration, inflammation, ir- Foster-MIlburn Co.. Buffalo. N. Y. those who pay a poll tax of 52 each and she was so dared she could not concernlii£_XEn}>-< omtrtIo1r; that usu- "ihat Tirca Fc<-iln 1 Is given by each polling place bofora .o-caped fiom custody while uridi y~~rfppear at this scas-on Planting K regularities, backache, etc. lear. the closing of the polls. No person holp herself. Jsunos waded in, oaurht 1 0t y 1 '•enteiTce for__for£er,y— in—Mfas'o'urT, for in the corn belt has usually niade.llt- If you v.int special ad-vice write Itinls of Literature. The Story of Four Uncles. can hold the ollice of mayor or coun- her dress aud~liold her up until-l *-|_ ' "rifof "Habeas corpus, -\as refused ri'i SI o. «r,v!iT°or ]o^ llZ , f If you vant special advce wte "N'on-resldents, owners or Icfcsec3 ] tie piogic^s by the middle of April, i it ii n TOinlltlon ol ro»l danuor. It I forittoMrs.Pinkham.Lynn.Mass. The world emits a Shakespeare, a . "I have four uncles," writes a cor- of real estate In tho city, may vote at cilor unless he Is the owner of .unln- came. by the King's Bench, which confirmed : am' such a small'portion of the crop iio\or-tiilllijK symptom of n ntntn ol I " nrd. Running s i dully BUBpeptlblo to attacks of - - opened with the customary ceremony. l"Sfi nought Kor S(ornp:c. ] To mention "thnt tln-d ' Is tO 8UR- though there came a Kushrof exquisite . Uncle Martin alone loved his wife, to tho himse. they fmuid thoir three- r< "Fo• Ukr VHovetr Ulll^nine- yearT«.>IVs I' HUI.«.««,suffered. wit*>•••h- chroni«*••* cw 1 STUDENT TUTORS DO WELL AT PRINCETON. . In bis message President Alcorta Kcaily 42,000 C.IGOS of oggs wern tho remody—Hooil J Sarparuullln, and when she died he was broken- j year-old noil on fire. The child «.i" inn-Hicstfoiinhly tho mo*t nuccesslul blood constipation and during thli lime I had to take melody from some muster Singer. It stated that Argentine was enjojing : rorelved ;il ChiraRo In ono day, and an injectloinrf wana water once every 34 houra j ^ chorus of expert rh> materb, many hearted. Still, he Is th'o only one who | so badly burned I hat he died before : good relations with all countries ex- iniriiW, norve tonJo,nppetls5or,and Ron oral { 9 yet prlreti remained unchanged at '•bpriiif: modiclno." li make* poople well. before I could have an action on raybowels . , f, wnrthv nf -i f-itno Mipv will married again. He married a girl Princeton, N. J.—In a report is- number of men who found It neces- Ilr Cunningham, in a Mufl nuloiiio. I ceptlng • DollWii. with which diplo- ot t em sary to vork their war through col- lnle, could reach the hcone. H Is twenty-three cents :i do/.cn to tlie rc- nappllyltM.dCaici.reU.sndtodayliiraa vrell " norths Ot ,1 lame tncj VHU who has all the qualities he used to sued by the Princeton Tutors' Asso- matic relations continued inter- , t.ill trade. Tho inanaRer ot tho pro- (liiuipo is i-iMisidenng. plans for iln t'\- man. During the nine Jtars before I used not achieve, hut which would surely proudly boas! his wifo lacked. Men ciation appears tho statement that lege established a summer bdiool for KuppOE.e$ he was plaj in& with rupted. CascaieU I suffered untold misery with Internal have heell theirs had they lived fifty $14,000 is tho amount which in the the benefit of men who needed help matches. duce dep:utincnt of -one 1)IR houso IciisiM* -\-stein of hiibwnj railways tp cost ^ are funny, and grow funnier as you Kiiid tlic fcUuuge honr.es were buying piles. Thanks to you. I am free from alt that ' lust year has found its way into tbo It was decided to continue the school OjK'vatlon. on Geneval Menwai. this morning You can nae (his in behalf ot •tho poets who chant or tfhlrp in tlio Itdow them better."—Atchlson Globe. pockets -of the students who make a during the college jear, and now it the engsi- >mBerlnghusunltv. D. V. Mshei, Ronnolie, IU. Mndn Deaf by-Ijlglitnmp: Shock. Ask VoiirlK'nlerFor Allen'sFoot-Knso. magazines or the columns of the daily business of tutoring less studious un- Is a regular unit of the university ! Havana—General Menocal, the dc-; * * • *u Ploaiont. Pnlol.blo. Potent. Tonto Gool . fcatert Conservative candidate for the \ pmvilcr. It n-.ts llie feet. Cures Corns, paper. They may not bo nightin- Lnml of I*oncsomo Census. dergraduates at tho rate of SI.50 to life. Charles J. Filhlan. a dairvman, Steel Conmiinptie'n r.ar^c. Hunum*, tiwolU-n, Sore, Hot, Cnlloi:'s skylark, but they Convention, In answer to the roll call business In relieving "pensums." A ! tielieved to be tlie largest ever re- ,il! l)ruKRihts nnd Shoe stores, 25 cents. Ac- thirteen, each tutor averaged a little ponMim Is an assignment of from shock. Mr. FittJlan had jiiht laid 1 corded In the history of the indubtry aro songsters all the same.-—Phila- of States, tho reports were verbally over $1000, or moro than enough to aside a telejihone* rccr>i\L*r ho hadi China to Suppress, Opium. ct..,t ,10 huhstitilte. Sample mailed FncE. five to ten hours' tutoring, and It 13 j London.^The Society for thy Sup-I and reported fifteen to twenty per -AIMIC^, Allen S. Olnihtwf, Lcltoy, K. Y. delphia Press. given by tho various Stato chairmen. pay his college expenses for ono year. Imposed upon a student by the Fac- been using wlion a blinding bolt ton* 1 cent In excels of tho a\enipe rato in 1 piesslon of tho Opium E\ll favors let- d.iily lciniiKH of the New When tho Lone Star State'was called Tho Tutors' Association was or-ulty as a punishment for excessive thiough the room and lore a larm moti and 1907, the two high record A Prosnie Remark. absenco from recitations. hole In the wall Ju&t above bib head. ,*t'ing China deal with the problem hibt >eur ftmouiited a brawny specimen of Southern man- ganized about two years ago, wjien a without Interference. years In the tratfe. hood stepped out Into the aislo and "There would perhaps be fewer di- * * * * vorces," said M'-rs. F. S. Bangs, treas- with exceeding pride said: Saya Negro Children • - . Sir Clirlstophor Furness* In All Parts of His State. Scarcity of Chickens. Try Murine Kyc Remedy i Tlio Rev. Alexander McLaren. Sulphur urer of'the N!r:\v York Association '.'Wo represent tho great Stato ot Inherit Better Eyes Election fieclared Void. Bridm-port shad flshei men avcl- I So few fresh killed ronstinp chick- For Kcil, Wf.ili. \Vea17, Wulery Kycs nnd l I lldlnbiirgh, Scotland. — The .Rev. Opposed to Woman Suffrage, "if men Washington/ D. C.—Tbo whUo London.—Sir Christopher Furness, ag'.'d $10 a day. * ons were on the market) thai pricc3 iiraiiulatml lCvchdH. It Soothea Eje P.un Toxas. The first white woman born j Alexander McLaren, Hie noted Man- Mm me Eve Remedy Liquid. 25c and 50c. Soap - mnn's ancestor has bequeathed to him the ship owner, who has represented The Uev. J. A Plcri-o.n has arcept- wero eliminated. Most of the orders .and women.looked on marriage In a in Texas Is still living—she now has a lot of afflictions from which tho MurniL* lye Wnlve, 2JC, r...d 91.00. a population of over 3,000,000." the constituency of Hartlepool In Par- rd tho pasLnniie of Allen Chapel A. Clears the complexion, more romantic light. negro Is free, according to Dr. J. L. liament since 1900, wns unseated by 1 nhitens the hands and Thero was a pause of bewilderment M_. E. Church, Vlneland. ' 1 tor of Union Chapel, .Manchester, k'Ued broilers wero entirely In sell- j Tin- nnnii^ \.iluo of the pold and mlver "Two business men were convers- Miner, of Momphls, Tenn,^ at the the court and his recent election waa Judge Tuller' .appointed Mauricn i ers' favor on acco*int of actual ecar- ! of tlio mints of the world in 1907 totaled is a time-tested remedy, ing'over their luncheon of coffee and for a moment and then a voice from American Ophthalmologlcal Society, declared void on tho ground that , since 1ST>S. $l,!)S3,001.'.8j0 Florentine, of Vlnt'land, us an Inter- I city. for skin diseases.,. ' * pie. The older man had Just been the gallery rang out clear and dis- ono of tho organisation^ of the Con-there had been illegal employment of I * + * * tinct: prqs3 of American**" Physicians and domonsu'atorfl and payments mado preter in tho Cuinbei laud County • Giles I'p Paris Church. i Airs. Winslow'a Soothing Sjrup for Children married. IIo was telling his friend Courts, at a salary of $-100 a year nice Tending Upward. I teethinK.softenstheKUmSjreducesinUomma- Sold by i HilruJ WUdn D how happy he was And ho wound "Send that woman out to Wyoming Surgeons, which was In session here. through his agents. The court em- i Tails: — The Rev" Chauncey W. Sbck u brow,, S9c phasized its conclusion that Sir Chris- City Collector M. W. Ilurlclgh, who • Ciomlilch, who since 1805 has been In Louisiana there continued an ac- Itiun,alluyspain,curanvindcohc,25c.abovne. druggists. up with the ecstatic cry: -—we need her."—Everybody's Msga^ Dr. Mfner said negro children had a* tive demand for rice and prices wero | better viBlon than white children, topher wag "not personally guilty, but recently resigned from tlio Ocean City j pastoi of the American chujch on tho (irccfo h.n pnu-tieally no coal deposits. " 'And, George, what pnts mo In zinc. must suffer for the acts of his Hoard of Health, has been hiicceedeil : Rue Herri, Iras resigned. He Is to liniily held, Tilth the tendency up- | their eyea showing fi remarkable" ati- ward, due in part to supplies of I\\ luili'vei ek'L'tm.' pouer it !uw coincsi frou tho Foventh heaven Is that her first sonco of refractive errors. agents. by John R. Groves leavo at the end of the year it take *ntTurkey suf- woman on the (ruin how wonderfully Bible was paid for. In Turkey there catcher, but no «ne bee ins lo want ! marshal at an audience at Bucklnham try, and buyers mado a strong effort': One need not take tho fi-ick too Naval athletes beat Princeton In afered a slight attack of measles. • Palace. to hammer prices. Kxprcss recerpt? , productive Colorado's Irrigated Is also a great increase. the-job, TiVliicli payt about J500 a seriously. Every Londoner has got dual track meet by a point scoro of The llov. Dr. Ralnsford returned i j of fowls weie lepuited sold at twenty- ! ground is^ Children COVJ to BC%. to New York City firom Europe, his 5 ear. It; some badly, others only slightly. ; The Sutt+Hfj^bchofri or the Elmer I l'aris-naknr Wireless Talk. one cents. 13iollers weie scarce and ! "Really," ho explained, "It's so —Every person entitled to do so lo Hilly Fapko will meet Frank Klaus, health completely restored. 1 ParK —Communication by means j firm, " j One does not say much about it be- , compelled to vote In AuGtrla. M. E Chinch iuyj.elected ito\. l\ P. ilch that girls who walk on it have Especially of PHtsburg, at San Francisco on May Tho Poaco Society of New York 1 of wireless telegraph) has been estab- cause one pretends-that It is not Cieamei KupciAntendem for lii.^ twen- * * * • 1 14. Jamea Coffroth will stago the •hailed President Taft as the loader I big feet. It just simply makes their there. Ot course, If aeronautics, and t\-fifth year. lished between Pails and Pukar, In bout. In the world pcace_movement. J West Africa. Pniiic*, to He Ilenrer. feet growl" aviation were to remain long in their • There is not :i mechanic or UJI- Li&e H." TV. Kelley, the Harvard quarter Justice Green, of the New York Piivate telegrams fiom San Jo?e, "Huh," was the young woman's re- InCanci, ami the crick were to become killecl worKnian out'ol' oojplitv nie_nt jolndei, "some of the Colorado men t miler, is suffering from fallen arches City Court, In a decision setting aside lie Delegate lo Jlanil-i.—r' -Ciil-'junLciL a hlKlicr market theie on chronic, one would have to take steps 1 ID Ocean Clt> anil nKitrT*Viii .liTSiMTi .u'e must have been going around walking What and will not be able to run because- of a verdict, denounced a false wltnehJ at woik. ' CoiiLiiictoi'b lofu'-e new itonie.—Mgr Agius. tlie Apostolic both uld crop and future prunes -It In the matter, nut before very long | . The sweet, "toastie" the crippling- of his feet, the report in tho case as "an unmitigated scdun- work. DHemite to tho I'hlllpplncr, s.illcd was stilted that I hero Is .now little 'on their heads."—Denver Post. tho news that an airship is"to bo seen | goes. drel." stock lu large sizes available. flavour of riom Naples for Manila. moving over the metropolis will not j .Jfii rifting ,- It begins to look as If the American Senator Aldrlch in a letter to Gov- Where White Peoplo Originated. turf would Ufi.far stronger'In two- ernor Pothler of Rhode Island told of •* * * * be received with more notice than year-olds this ycar'Hian was the case Dnnces (100 Tlnics Earns i?noo. Aeriul T^)coniotion Show. Professor Gnstav Uotzius says the tho Information that a motor bus will his reasons for declining a re-elec- Miss Antonla. Uonezak, tsvonty- Iinw Hides Advanced. Takes Out last season. tion. *. Pans. — It Is ofliclally .iiinoiiiiccd result of ail anthropological investiga- bo seen in the Strand. At the mo- tlirce yeanj old, was married to Jos- th.il the hecoml International cxhilil- The prices for raw hides and skins tion carried out In Sweden, does not ment, however, tho aliship and the ! Richmond, Handolph-Macon and =>Sir Edward Mo/rls, Premier of eph Barry, twenty-six, In Venire, 111. advanced, having shown a clean une Neufouiidlimri.- In New York City said Hini 01 aerial locomotion. Mlll'uo~lield "leave uiof possible doubt as to the aeioplline tire a sort ot mechanical: Of_the'l)rairi, "arid activity Virginia may form an intercollegiate They returned 1o East Madlnim, and In P.uls fioin October 15 to KOMHII- cent advance on hides, although of arbitration of fisheries dispute would Swedish nation being tho fairest of ..Hallo's comet A thing to ho stared I put of tho body, must be '" track athletic association to hold an at night tho festivities hogan. Ac- ber. 2 of this year. , inferior quality, and olie and one-half annual championship meet. have successful result. cording to a Polish custom, every. cents per pound on raw calf skins, all Investigated nations, unless thU' at, even if one has to wait hours to • do so. The crick means nil that. And j Robert A. Gardner, the amateur Ilk-hard CroUrr told old frloudn man present Is expected to diineo l'eary <;i\es His Sled. Inhabitants o[ Norway and Denmark Rolf champion, cleaied the bar-tat 11! when last-in America that he would | around the room with the bride nnd • * * * nilrfil compete with tho Swedes for moro. With some people it means 1 Put Back by j London.—Commander Robeit K. Crisp, fluffy bits of per-( Ctet 4 Inches, winning the pole vault return to New York City to live, but to hurl a nlher dollar at :L china plate. - Teaiy pieseiued to the Uo.val Cieo- 'Demand ['or Hay. | that distinction. climbing out of skslights at the top | ut-tho Yale spring track meet. would iio^re-enter politics. If he hienkr, tile plntc he may dance fectly ripe white corn—' Kr.iphic.'il yiu'letV one of the sleds From the Inquiry the conclusion of very high buildings, walking peril- I Proper Food again. In any e\enl, tile lulrto keeps There continued a fair demand for Pat Page, tho Chicago athlete, will Andreas DIppcl reMgnnd as admin- wlncft ho took to the North Pole. IIo onsly along the dizzy leads and ! cooked, rolled and then the money When the proceeds wi ro .o.MlKM.e^f'la^'laresot'havrand «".>• bo drawn .hat" Sweden was in- hardly equal John SchomniPt's record istrative director (jf the Metropolitan had named the sled "UeaumiMit." af- mounting the uUlniato chimney • toasted to an appetizing of four 'varsity Cs. Pago has three, counted ,it daMlKlii tho lirlde hud : Ix i the maikct n.led Ih in at unchanged ! Jial'l!<:d by. II'O PUiest population of Or brain-fas ' and nervous Opera Company to heroine general ter Admlr.il Sir l.euls A. Iluaiiinnnt, otack. Befoic one gets the crick that 1 but baseball and track clash, BO lie hundred silver ilollaT;,7 As Tnmc prices, Imt small bales of hay wero Iho North European (Germanic or brown. prostration iire sure to follow. manager of tho new Chicago Grand ^\ho ^r.s a-tiiembei of the Dritish Aic- can't attend to both. Opera Compp.ny. • pl.tteb «ei"e Inolien. 'he miis-t !';uc dull. Teutonic* race branch to be found re- way ono has to become-eltgiblo lor. t:c cjucdlllbn of 167J-U. * * * * maining In our time. the Alpine Club. With other people ' : @ If you want to know the "Fred" L. Cameron, of Nova Sro- Sciifilnr G;iIlinKcr, of New Ilanip- danced moie than COO time:,. shlu1, conteinplutebresigning lila"heat.- IVr Capita Circulation f?ni.lf». Thls-icsull has served as a support^. It me.ms standing In Piccadilly or Served-with cream and keenest joy an earth—the joy tln,, woil tho Murattion race held by Theper ciiplln cliculallol! of IMMIICY Imontor or Hand Saw Dim). toi the theory that proclaimed Scau- Ludgate Circus,_wlieelln;; incessantl) that, comes with being well, tho Bobton A. A. , Senator Dnpew, beventy-six 'years In the United Slates was $3 1.15. ac- sometimes fruit, this odN-rouud Hotel Man Dead. I dlnavla and the legion adjacent to this way and that like a spinning top. try Nat Sherman, the Dartmouth sprln- old, upheld the rapacity of tho aged Royal Deal, the oldest resident of William II Hnniel, Iho he:ivicit roidlng to'a stalement at the Tiea-,- dainty food pleases the t Ihe southern p.nl of the Daltlc as tho With ever)body the crick means the t*j, luefrrH hi^h JumpliiK to running. lor \\oik :it a dinner given by thePI- ) mouth, N. II.. Inventor oi Hie band m.tn In (lie woild, died at I,ueust Val- 1 ur> Depai tnient, b.lsod on an estl- : iinglnal luime of the Teutons (Ger- whole family. Tf-fl can do clo:>o to eix feet, it 1;; .'-ahl. Montauk Club, of Ilrookly'ii, saw, mid the town's most prominent le^, \j 1 M'e welched r,US pound!;. iniili'd population or n *** Fickafri 10c and 13c. "There's a Reason" cups offered by Coach Metzger to thnbn.-mi" pastor fioin Denver, proiic.hfil In( ut'i* lle Kept a hoji'l_ ,ic I7ocnst fiom- picklliK fin- Amei lean—(]uai-rt 1, y South .lei.- nsparagus Ice dealers arc planning for tha Tho known^Twtroleuin 'areas of the muti who played thiough -tho BCILFOM- i*t Hi ace Metlinrli-i I^ptsi.opal Clfiiicti. Valley, and despite Ills gieat weight I'OSTUM CEn New Yoik ('itv, uiul piomhicd ho l':s Mr Isli.ini. ul New York ClU", vaa ulwjiys In the £:um.'," UTtiEtf, 9a . nwav uu, - . Ice for tlio