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eight teat beam. A three hone Short and Pithy Bita of FLEET OF power Howe ea«iae will Airaiah Intoroat to Many Roadart auxiliary driving power $120,000 SPENT ON YACHTS Dr. Balph R. Jones m the owner John F.ldrldge of Colliers Milla of the other power craft that Dorset! lost a to m last week TH IS YEA R has almost completed, and it now Bart Seaman of Tuckerton vili welting for the engine. This motor OUR COUNTY ROADS ride a new motor cycle inched and Some duct boat is a6 teat 8 inches tong, 7 feet T ta Barnegat Daughter of Liberty, hav« almost eaten up tta $37,000 re­ when tta county roads wars start ad, in at Local Yards beam, and 3 feat depth of hold. An will give a minstrel show NOW BUILT AND BUILDING, ceived by the county trom tta State and $70,000 was raised,tta rata being eight horsepower, two cylinder, and 75 cants oji tha $100. Naxt yaar A eon wee bon to Mr. and Mrt. ANO §87,000 FROM THE aa ita one-third share of the roads __ yacht Marital« 44 teat two cycle engine will drive this craft. tta same amount was raised, but tta Preston Newman at Lakewood last STATE AL80 GONE now finished by Kirk tor Congressman It la an open boat, and will also fly rate was 73 cents Last year another week oftha Fourth Pennsyl- the T. R. T. 0 . colore COUNTY TAX MORE THAN leap rained the amount of tta budget A daughter was born to Mr. and ^■ iet, aa a gilt tor hit ion. Vice Commodore George T. Crook Many people in Ocean county of DOUBLED IN 8 YEARS— to $ioo,ooqt and the tax rata to $1.01 Mrs. Goodrich Holman at Whites* late have been asking what has I Jfoon. wai launched on ol the Toma River Yacht club it §45,000 TO §100,000 ' on tta $1 |ait, at 4'io p. m. Mr. having a thirty toot motor boat built villa Apnl 37 become of the county funds, that the But for several year» past, or aver Tta New Egypt Press boasts that Board ot Freeholders should have a party of hla friend were by Doraett, the keel being laid thia Back in tta eighties. $35,000 to since tta work on county road* be» summer boarders are already local the launching week. She will be 9 feet beam. been compelled to create "a funded $40,000 was enough to run Ocean gan, each year piled up a debt on mg in that village ihel measure* 39 feet on The Vice Commodore already has a debt” to meet the current expenaea county a year, but the amounts grew the following one, for tha Board line, 14 feet beam, and sailing yacht, the famed cupwinner Water it being let ofl some of tta ot the county in the past few years till $50,000 was required early in tta contracted more bil.s than it had They do not understand for whht tta feet of water. She is Lulu cranberry bog«, but tta danger from nineties. raiaad funds to meet That ia why and equipped with all Continued on page 4 frost ia not yat over money has been spent, nor how it 1* By caieful management however the county now for the first time in for cruising. A self- William Camp is building a home tta Board has exceeded its appropria­ this wa* cut down to $45,000 in ita history ot 55 years haa what could tions so thst Supreme Court Justice ipit opens into a roomy OBITUARY at VanHieeville, to replace the house both 1895-6, with a courty tax rata tie called a funded debt, carried In Fort felt compelled to call the atten­ transoms on each side recently burned there both these years of 64 cents on the the shape of yearly notes The infant child of Mrs. William tion of the grand jury to the aitua _. Forward is the to’c’stle, The Laurel house, Lakewood, $100. Not only wai the county run Ferrine ot Lanoka, died last week tion and also the grand jury, on in it and the main cabin will stay open till June let, while on this sum, hut $17,000 was aaved BIG ROAD CONTRAGT8 AND and was buried on Sunday investigation, felt compelled to bring galley and lavatory. The the Laurel in the Pines doses next in these years, towards this county’s NO MONEY APPROPRIA­ fitted up for a gasoline in a presentment against the methods Mrs. Lydia M. Parker, wife of week halt of the $40,000 Manasquan River TED TO MEET THEM but the auxiliary power will of doing business employed by the Shreeve Parke.1, formerlv of near Samuel Robbins ot New Egypt, bridge, which was built in the | put in till next year. The Board tor some time past Tuckerton, died at Bridgeton, April formerly ot Toms River, has bo ught winter following The first county road let was the W'll have her own china, Last week the Courier showed, > * *8ed ‘ ye»r»t The building of the Squan bridge west section ol the Lakewood road, 5 4 a house on Railroad avenue from J. from the testimony of the representa­ 1 silverware, and will carry however introduced the Ocean on February 13, 190a, for $10,• Mrs. Alexander M Heron, wife ol M. Thompson tives ot the county, in the suit of binnacle and compass, I county Freeholders to the iron bridge 715,98; followed May 6, 1902, with a prominent Lakewood physician, FreJ Applegate o f New Egypt, John B Peters, where some of this ter, etc. She was designed builders, and soon it was evident the east section at $18.498. At the died April 30. She had lived twelye has a job as draughtsman at the money went. It showed that accord­ ler, Perkins and Field of New that both the bridge builders and time these Contracts were let the years at Lakewood Orocker-Wheeler electric works, at ing to the sworn testimony of the some members ot the Board ot Free Board had appropriated no money Ampere, N. J men who represented the county in carries almost 1300 squire Bartlev I. Dunfee, formerly a resi­ holders thought the acquaintance whatever for roadbuilding, nor dtd Keeper Pearce of the Bay Head building this road, large section* of canvas in her mainsail, jib, dent of the shore, died in Camden, might be made mutually profitable. it do so till August, 1902, when it L. S. S. last week had a sprained it were ripped up, after these repre­ inn staysail. Her mainsail April 38, aged 53 years, and was In the next few yeais several costly included in its annual budget the s6 on the hoist,37 feet on the leg, and surtman J. F. Stout a black sentatives had certified that it was buried at Tuckerton bridges were bunt— one at Toms item— “ road* and incidentals, $16,• 23 feet on the gaff. The jih eye No scrap, however built by Peters, and on this certifica­ River, two at Lakewood and one at - *" tion Peters had been paid for the 543 7 16 feet on the foot, and Benjamin Britton died April 30 The Point Pleasant school ground New Egypt.’ Of these, the last The two 1 tionsof tta Lakewood work. The ripping up and the re the luff. Standing rigging at Greenville, near Lakewood, and hat been surrounded with a hedge, named was the only one that seemed Point Pleas nt road, as already building, on a much more expensive of wire. White pine and leavea a widow and one child. He the ground topsoiled, gravel walk* to give the county its money’s worth shown, wl: n completed, cost the scale than Peters’ contract price, ty are used for trim, inside was buried at Lakewood built, and flower beds planted for the expenditures, and New Egypt county, including law suits, and was done by the same officials who The cabin is lighted with Former Senator George F. Ed­ people will remember the fight that other expenW $10,000 more than Mrs. Hannah Miller, mother of had certified that Peters had done his 11 well as bullseye win munds is one of the early cottage Freeholder Camp made to compel the contract price, or about $38,000 he tas three tons of fixed Mrs. Dr. U . W. MacMillan of Lake- arrival at Bay Head, coming from work the bridge company to liye up to its On the strength ot the $16,000 wood, died May 1st, at Adelpbia, But the Lakewood Point TJeasaut Aiken, B. 0., where lie spent the contract appropriated in August, 1902, the war a companion craft, but Monmouth county, aged 70 years road only cost about $38,000 in all, winter The habit of spending money Board in twelve months following, ; as to details of construction costiv as it was, and does not ex Mr*. Maggie Davison, wife of The Burlington baseball team will grew, and it seemed just as easy to awarded theLe contracts, amounting , is the Mabel, which is about. plain all the county's indebtedness. Gordon Davison ot Jackson Mills, play two "ames at New Egvpt on raise bigger sums, as the growth of to about $40,000, and on which the ’ launching at Kirk’s yard. To understand this it will be neces­ Jackson township, died April 38th Decoration day; May 20, Wrights- wealth at Lakewood and at the shore county’s share was between $28,000 Edson is the owner, and sary to review the history of the past of pneumonia, aged 52 years, She town nine will open the season at resorts increased the amount of rata- and $30,000 iNieukirk has had charge of ten years, and show how with leaps leaves three sons New Egypt bles yearly. In '97 and '9S $60,000 Dec. 23, 1902, Point Pleasant tiding throughout. The Mabel and bounds, the expenses of county Oapt. George Quinn of Tuckerton, was raised, and the county tax rate road ; contract price, |$2687.87. and (Signed by Kirk, and is 46 Mrs. Edna E. VanHise, wife of government increased was 87 cents the first year, 8S cents cost when completed, $3250.13 »r all, 39 feet on the waterline, Anthony VanHise ot Hornerstown, with a load ot oyster seed for Tucker­ the second, in ’99 the amount raised March 19, 1903, east section, tbeam, 3 feet draught died April 10, aged 70 years. HeT ton bay, ran his sloop Gustavus A. A STORY OF INCREASED EX­ dropped to $55.000, and the tax rate Tuckeiton road; contract price, (has a self failing cockpit, a maiden name was Southard. She Muller ashore on Point o' Woods, PENDITURES — HIGHER to 65 cents. In 1901-3 $65,000 was $4888. to, and finished cost $6lSS 12, (bin. fitted with cruising con­ leaves the following children; Mrs. Long Island, last week TAXES, EXTRAVAGANCE raised each year, the rate being 77 without the engineer's and super­ es, galley, lavatory, lockers, Annie Singleton ot New Egypt; Jackson township school board and 73 cents. visor’s fees Middle section Tucber- liters for master and friends, Mrs. Walter S. Bird of Crosswicks; has elected Mrs. D. B. Darrow The story of county affairs in Another jump was made in 1902, ( Continued on page 4) ew’s quarters forward. A Anthony and the Misses Carrie and teacher ot the Holmanville school for the past ten years is a sorry one. It jlight and ten round windows Lou VanHise, living at home ; Ed­ next year, and Miss Ella Clayton for is a .story of increased budgets, of cabin, and the transoms mund living near Arneytown; Al­ the Pleasant Grove school Magazine Publishers to Meet still greater increased expenditures, Some Recent Weddings nged m two tiers, like steps. bert, at Red Valley Nelson Burr Gaskill, son ol Judge ot extravagance in many directions Walter S. VanHise, son of Rev. The Period I carry 1260 square feet of Seal Publishers Associ- J. H. Gaskill, who spent the winter and ot gratt in others'. Bills have Frank VanHise, now of Malaga, but ation will m I in her knockabout rig. Her Levi French, formerly Assembly­ éet at Lakewood tomot- with B. E. Eno atOkahumpka, Fla., been enlarged, it is openly charged, formerly stationed at Lakehurst and row at tb I and jib are nearly the same man and County Clerk of Burling, ie Laurel in the-Pines. will summer in Maine and Canada, that Freeholders might deduct a Waretown, was married at Ardena, President El 1 se of the M enhel: main ton county, and a man to be reckoned lott ot Harvard, Dr. instead ot Sea Side Park, as usual commission from them, and work Monmouth county, on April 27, to Cyrus Towm »list on the hoist, 37 on the with in the days when Staff Little, 4*nd Brady, and other The Ocean County National Bank has been done that could have no Miss Ella Woolley of West Farms. notables, i 15 on the gaff. Her cabin Henry C. Kelsey and B. F . Lee con­ speak at the banquet, of Point Pleasant, w ill erect a bank* other excuse than that the Freehold­ The groom’s father performed the and among • cherry and mahogany. She trolled Democratic politics in this the members of the ing house on Railroad square, op­ er needed the patronage to re elect ceremony. They will live on a farm association an • three tons of ballast, and her State, died at Atlantic City, May 3, e S. S. McClure, P. F. posite the new stone depot. 'Wil­ him to office, or else the graft that at Ardena Collier, F. I rigging is of wire rope, from peritonitis. He had also had A. Munsey, Ridgeway liam H. Norris of Spring Lake, has he could get from it. These are hard and Thayer, i Ctsft will be used on Toms two strokes ot paralysis, and suffered and others. It is not the contract things to say, grave charges to make, Miss Violet Shinn, formerly of announced th phi Barnegat Bay from diabetes. He was 64 years old, at Tom Lawson will be yet they are made daily by responsible West Creek, was married in Phila­ there Irk has the frame set up for and the active part of his life was The Plumsted township school men, and the individual men so held delphia, April 2i, to Clarence Me- stboat, to be built for Ed spent at Bass River, near Tuckerton board has engaged John Lingerman up by name to the public scorn as Garry. They will make their home Lost SixlCent Suit I of New York, and pre- to teach the Mill Stream school,Miss Mrs. Emma Lake, wife of John false to their trust, false to their oath in West Philadelphia ter sailing in these waters. Rav Hulse for Bundle Park, and Lake, died on Thursday afternoon of office, and worse than petty Percy Birr sail o f Toms River, do : named Eva, and is to be Miss Jennie Hulse for the New last, having been taken with an at­ thieves, have made no reply John Ettinghaus of Lakewood, and ing business at Red Bank in the firm 1 mold as the yacht Hal- Egypt primary tack of paralysis on Monday after­ A review ot these w-.ars will show Miss Mary Scheible of Shelter Island, name of Birdsall and Son, lost a six I by Kirk for Mr. Steven- noon, followed by another the next The sports of Tuckerton and that road coni- .as for $29,000 were N. Y ., wer' married April 30 at cent verdict 'ast week, in a replevin Wind Heights, a few years day. She was unconscious from the West Creek can hardly wait till the made before a dollar had been ap­ Lakewood, and will make their suit, growing out of a carriage trade second stroke till death. Funeral Decoration day races to see which propriated tor road building; that home on River avenue made with Mrs, Rebecca 0. llend* services were conducted at the Bap­ has the fastest roadster. The boys roads eventually costing almost $So,- rickson. She had turned oyer two 'orsett is building three tist church Saturday afternoon by say the new county roads are wide 000 were contracted for on an ap Miss Irene Cobb of Mayetta, and second hand traps in exchange tor *ts at his yard on South Rev. E . F. Francis ; burial at River­ enough for a brush between teams propriation ot $16,000 for road build­ Arthur T. Loveland of New Gretna, a new one, aid the suit grew out of 1 in Berkeley. He has side cemetery A. E. Carpenter, Jr., of Philadel­ ing, and that roads costing almost or were married at Mannahawkin, April a misunderstanding of the terms of t completed 23, by Rev. F. C. Uhl Mrs. Labe came herewith her hus phia, a U. of P. man, an athlete and quite $120,000 have now been built the agreement f these is a novelty, in that band from Eatontown about ten one of the editors of the Pennsyl­ or are building on appropriations Vt sneakbox ever fitted out Chester Lane and Miss Rachel While Georige Potter, formerly of years ago, and opened a bakery. vanian, who is a summer resident of amounting in the aggregate to $57,- ©line engine for auxiliary Guice of Greenville, near Lakewood, Toms River, was plowing at New With the exception of a short time Point Pleasant, has announced his 000 It was built tor Edward were married at Farmmgdale, April Egypt last week, with the lines at Lakehurst, they had since lived betrothal to Miss Elizabeth Ryder It will also show that with these fthe Double Trouble lum- 30th around his neck, his team was here. She was 49 years ot age Williams of Elizabeth, N. J. roads went big expenses for rebuild­ *uy, and will be registered ing all the bridges along the line of scared, the traiers became unhooked, The New Egypt Press tells of an Russell Matthews of Cassville. kns River Yacht club fleet, Miss Ray Morris, daughter of Rev. the road, and for railings on each and he was dragged tor a distance automobiiist who got stuck on a Jack- formerly of Toms River, cut off the kbox model, all plank run John W. Morris, formerly of Tucker­ side the long fills made by the across the fieId son township road, and had to-camp end ot the middle finger of his right j*®k, but ia more than usual- ton, now of West Long Branch, will changes in grade; that roads to cost, out in the woods all night. Next hand while working in a sawmill The Emm eline Cubberley prop- *r inside measurement from be married May 17, to Harry Hiriick it built, at least $150,000 more, have ^ttom boards, at the tor. of Long Branch morning he hooted it to the Oassville arty at Front and Church streets, been surveyed at the expense of the The New Egypt Fire company ® of her centerboard, being tavern, and while filling his tank New Egypt, recently bought by Dr. taxpayers, whether they are ever gives a dollar to the first team to Howard Alllen at Sheriff sale, has “ 1 inches, is just a quarter Harry and David Jones and their with gasoline ( f), asked it the built or not; and that these extra ex­ reach the truckhouse on a alarm of I Wider the twenty foot families have moved irom VanHise people thereabouts paid taxes for been sold by him to Harvey N. Moore penses, entailed by roadbuilding, fire, and take the truck to the fire of Philadelphia «"tin length over all, and ville to Forked,River ‘that kind of a mad ING GOES UNH d id Beard Accept* Teat* B Ora named Jam«« E Otis •> M U River Bridge a* ■ Dying Act Tuckarton W< take pleasure » this time in calling Sj If «ears CM end VanNott tion to our stock of Tbe final meeting of the Board of appointed tailors. Oo the Aral ballot w careta::; isso» Ut M u n ii, fret The warnings oi the Grand Chosen Freeholders of Ocean county Mr Bennett received eight votes to un umS*cjSl livaiu MM« at lor the year 1904 5, convened at the Jury were allowed to pass un? five for Mr. Otis, and was declared MS« heeded by the Freeholders in Courthouse, Toma River, May 9, ell electad Director «•ta* New, Seasonable, present except the members from at aerea lareagS tas am e* ceroteé session this week. Consideration and payment of hills Brick, Lillie Egg Baibor, Btallimi No attempt was made to was than taken up ■ raían rare*. And ke H ______and Long Beach. Journal of previ Bill oi Franklin VanWtnkle, that no eioavattaa Malt remain open over algsi straighten out the tangle into ous regular and special meetings sp* an sag read and« JorMiota* of t*e ta u t of engineer an Mentotoking bridge, for CSaate FrweeMsreotiaaOoaetyef Osaaa an. Up-to-date Merohandj which the county’s finances proved. $r«j was cut down to $69.65, bal­ lies mk) umvauoa at aay oust oraracuon la Consideration and payment of bilk •sm Oeaaiy reads bo gregony gaarded ay a n il. have been involved ance due o f the contract price ol lag sad red batons, kept horsing Iran mmm Carefully selected, well adapted to the wants of the Not a word was said about was taken up $3tvwwMoh hM bit lannoh afloat H. Boyer of Hemaaonton, who will Oocan bouae made. Ask to aee them 6 8 c, 7 &C and OOc make hie home here Lewi» N. Patteraon of Philadel­ of waathar— spring, aom- Tennis Shoes for Boys. Mer nnd Girls ; tinter, in one day, almoat Thera la said to have been a brick phia, bM been visiting bis parents SHIRTS SK jRTS famine in town for eome time peat, no end of trouble try- on Seward avenue Another new line of Summer Skirts arrived OOc, OOc, §1.95 end bnildara have been bald back for ap the river above Kil- Dr. Edward 111 and a family party Our line of Tan Vici Shoes look of thia reqnlaite this week—brown, blue and black mohair in all prices Point are registered at tbe Riverside this Samuel W. Brinley ia building to § 4 .5 0 , 5 .0 0 , 5,50 board meeta tonight week from Newark Just arrived for the first time in this locality, a wool hit house on west Water atreet, re* Dover townabip teacher* Mra. Frank Fiak of Allenton, and James Means Shoes at ijjttf, ocntly booght by him from Mra. SHIRTWAISTS ¿50. As good »year bar two children, are visiting lin­ Clementine Applegate New lot of White Lawn tucked front. Sold as many the so called Si andard Makes. . Amanda Jamea bonne on den Gravatt and wife Magnolia Council, Jr. O. U A. M., 1 25 i street it in the band* A. B. Ayres and family of Island everywhere for $ . . Our price, 7 5 c These are shoes lor men on y will pay $500 death benefit* to Mra. ntera HeigbtP, ware Sunday guests of Pettna of 8»yville, on the death of Mra. Griffith on Hooper avenue eeVVVWVVVVVVVfVVVVfVVVfVVeeVVVVVVVfVVVfVVVVW VVVVVVeeVVVVyvvVTVVI WTTTVTTTWV«. [ Barria baa an Oldamobile, her »on, Adalbert Pettna ght in Philadelphia laat Mr. and Mra 0 . Mnaselman and Aaaemblyman C. 0 . Pearce waa in I ran home MiM Heyl have been stopping at the town yeaterdey, end told tbe boya Ooean home, from Philadelphia H, i aay that the cold weather that Governor Siokea had aigned TYH Mr. and Mra. George Napier and killed many atrewberry, the ioe bill— no miatake, thia time Successor to COW PERTH W AIT A c C O . I pitun blooma MiM Mary Johnson of Nntley, were »AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA»OAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA»«AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAa Tbe Baptiat 0 . E. aociety hM WMks end guests at tbe Ooean house Newbury and Co. have oboaen Mr. and Mra. E. P. Kirk and Onrlia Applegate of Cedar Grove i team of innlea for tbeir Mia* Lillie Patteraon as dalegetM to is somewhat encouraged over his re- l coal delivery tbe big C. E. convention in Balti­ cent visit to Gooper hospital, Gam- nUyton will move into the more in July Across the River in Berkeley mittee, has had a sidewalk built and Toms River C i mp, S. of V., dan a Awl home recently bonght An examination for freeaehoiarahip They arc Getting a Move on curb pnt in nn the west side of Smith Secon ri Largest in State O. Roman and family have moved and W. B. Havana at Butgera college will be held by Main street, so there is now a side­ from Brooklyn to tbe Frank Harris That part ot Toms River village A. E. Burnerld a men's meeting er works problem, and Mr. Naylor Bt for each recklees motor and Saturday laat, 17 certificates were fore. He has oleared it np so that at tbs opera le, to be addressed came here to learn what Toms River V. I.Ä. Sayings > aa that of a big and pow isaned: six first grade certificates, Oapt. John Bearae wonld hardly by Hon. Elkanati Drake, of Newark, »which drove through town six second grade and five third grade. had done know which way to go to set bis For the Betterment of ovr Town There will also b e musió by tbe or- idnskat a mile a minute Abont thirty candidates were ex­ Former Mayor Howard D. Vac- fykes,if he were to oome home again. cbestra and speicial All praise to tbe Board ot Trade singing by male amined, a number of whom raised Sant, now TJ. S. Consul at Guelph, That the place will be cnltivated and voices. for its attitude towards disorderly tbeir marks on studies previously has had a number of his reports kept in good ahape goes without say­ Those who ay brongbt some drunfe- persons and tbe bad langnage need beard Mr. Drake passed printed in the Daily Consalar Be ing, os long as Mr. Wills owns it speak when in ireral fights. Sqnire Bailey along our streets. T01ms River a month ports, issued by the Department of Mayor Franklin Harris of Sea Side ago all agree that floial band for the first The Freeholders Tuesday paid We trust that our citizens have it will be worth Commerce and Labor at Washington Park baa been over and had a big lot warrants, and George $404.10 for repairs to the Lakewood- noticed tbe unusual cleaning of back any man's while to be present at this of sheds, barn, and outbuildings torn harles Britton of Berkeley Point Pleasant rond, and $230,30 Enoch Williams has been down yards, and alley ways that has been meeting, no mat ter at what cost of down in the rear of his property on ire reposing in the county for repairing the Little Egg Harbor from New York this week, making done daring the past week, and we inconvenience. the corner, occupied by Mr. Roman 1 put np a fight, and ought township roads. This, with previous alterations in his house on Snyder hope that the example Set will be Tbo ladies of the M. hi. church bills, and tbe salary of the Supervisor street. U. S. Grant is rebuilding his William T. Giberson is having his followed by many others. hold their annual strawberry festival I-Word Column makes tbe maintenance of connty bouse on that street, and Joseph house occupied by Charles Imlay Now is the time to rake np all repainted at Cowperthwait ball tonight (Thurs- »y o u SEE THIS ? road cost a little nnder $looo the Yates is working on his residence rubbish on your grounds before the day). There w : 11 be music, and would see your adv. past year there Ed Attisou is having a new honse weed s gr ow and hide it. Weeds may strawberries, ice cream, oake and Last Thursday afternoon, after a built on the Pike on a lot bought cover dirt from the eye, but disease »Inumili,„„1, steel turbine, lUfeet m Charles Til ton will go to Newbern, homemade candipi will be offered and pump, cheap. R. F, from H. R. Wills germs grow all tbe better under such warm and snltry day, shortly after N. C., next week, to the dedication for sale two o’clock the wind whipped aroond Another new house will be built conditions. HEar—20 foot Cabin Yacht, in of the Ninth N. T- Vols. monument Bail and rigging nearly new, to the northeast and drove in a heavy on that stricken field. Governor on Bushwiok street by Charles Ken­ If we care nothing for civic beauty, Elwell supplici) Ciinrcbes, Lodges, %Toms Kiver, N. J. fog. In an instant tbe temperature Glenn of North Carolina will wel­ nedy who recently moved here from we certainly do for good health. and Parties with tbe best lee Cream rnian.good with horses, un- hd stable work. B. E. .3NO, changed from that of snmmer to come the Ninth boys, and Governor Woodmanaee, and bought two lots Therefore let each property owner, weather cold enough to make an Stokea will probably go with them. from Mr. Yoder and tenant clean up at onoe, and have A box social wilill be held at the 11 kind* ol Vegetable anú Flower Esquimau chew tallow candles for the rubbish carted to a damp, and Gowdy scboolhoisse by the Sunday- ■ Appo at ck v nm ook f a r m Redden Penn and Ben Rogers of Capt. Isaac Blnmer of Jersey very joy. The thermometer dropped under no consideration allow it to be school which mentiti there on Thurs- Ml toot round bottom Bow Lanoka, and James Pettit of Burra- City has bought the William T. Gib­ OP, Uland Helgnts, N. J. thrown in the woods, on vacant lots, day night of next Oabe end abont thirty degrees in less than ville will go erson honse on the east side of Sonth open fields, or along our highways. iee cream, eto., will also be on sal« ¿oKkvifv’, oifo” thirty minutes Main street, nearest to the dam and The finest California Navel Oran­ will move here Try a pound box of Elwell’s mix Ask for an Orange or Lemon BSHT tortne aeaaon—taont You get the best Chocolate Soda's ges, Bananas, and Pineapples, at B leant claw condition. Ap- Stont R- Johnson, township com. chocolates, they touch tbe spot Phosphate, at El'wall’« TAM, Ocean House at Elwell's. Whyt Elwell’s SB OUR COUNTY ROADS Feature of policies limed by The Prudential Poaitively Guarantee« an annual income to your bene­ ficiary, either for a designated number of about t l j .500 years or for lite, as may July 14 1008, Ragleswood town be arranged when taking •hip road oontraot prior 8738810, He doesn’t need a atepladder tad floiabad ooot |88o4 lo and mo* out the polity. Thursday Afternoon, May 11, 1905 ood Motioa Stafford township, eiu- to reach the tnet pries, 8666905, and floiabad Write for Information of Polielea coat, 87 loo («pDroximttad) Ear of the Publio Aug. 35,1003, firat section Star tord, oontraot prior, $5886.60 ted Isn’t that ao? Then you ought to heed a coat floiabad, 85886 93 Insurance Co. of America Home Office, Newark, N J f Aiigoat 25, 19o8, lb* item “Road* la ^ rp n m iM la a »too» coaip.uj b, tb# B 'tl* or Ntw Jonty 8 tlUJWBtT AiinTuiMiiTi - Twtlr» unta J O IN r. D K Y D k N . PreoiaoBi f 1 tara ipar#), l i canta ma Insertino. Rarh and Incidental*, * 15,743.71," la found W hisper of Warning: Dea») iBMrtloB, O «asta. LCbLlS D.WASD. Vlc#.Pr«td»n« EIX 1AK B. W ARD, 1,1 V ko-rntt. PO RRKST r. D RYDKN, 14 Vic# lTetlit.pt W IL B U R 8 . JOHNSON, on Viuo-Pr«»!. f »•n ix s tt c »x *»—Oo* IbcB »par*, »'.oc s year on tba budget, and daring tbe follow BBOB tddlllOOtl IbcB. t*.M. log year, those centre -t» were lot: E liW A K li URAV, S u T fU fj noil t-otnptrnll.r w and have your property insured at once. OBMlBai. ABTlBTtantu - Our rata» » 1!' b# oeo,Ortwloru, Attltlant Sttpl,, K Dightt of Pjihitt lull, ruuriD atn*l, Ut.wootl, n . J, 2 BBC* Sbovo upn” applictUi'D ai IBI» offlc* Nor. 10, 1008, Ooaan township U i u t lit rjmpl«, Dlttrl, t IU n ,f# r or,I. (>#pl.. vtt Jam s> , a .bury 1'irt, N. J (mt> T tttkar paraoBBiiy or by lattar. A postal card will bring a personal call. Lutali. A bram a am ara- a i rata# tilowed by road, contraot price 811,862.89, and ia«a»>r>»eisis»i«en»t»«Mm»e»i»t»>«a»s«s»««t»e»rfl tw. coat fioiabed, 8I8.I5I .02 Ckar-a-Wobp ApriBTiaBHBara—Od locai par» l aon—ii tbo water will warm np 0B» cast • borri lor aach Idi -rilon. Tba popolar Feb. 9, lit A, Union townabip ro«d, ami atlrartlalBC achriua. enougb for tbjni to notioa a baitad WM. H. FISCH oontraot price, 89138 47, and o>et 1 SEEN t*°HEARD jf finiebed, fll,782.2o. plat the taper* lAÄAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAg book. For awbile we will bava to Chapter Two dapend upon tbe net flabarman for PE ltcr L. GROVER , M a n a g e r riaor’e fee, or approximately 812,000 Gape May ooanty ia to bave tbe onr u lt water fiib ho wovor In Angoat 19j4, 825,000 war ap­ Tba Courier tb:s week gives sn price of ita Jicemea increased it ia The plckarel aetioni opana May Room 2, Courier Building propriated for roada, and tbe Lacey other chapter in tbe bistory of coun­ aonoanced. In Darlington ooanty, 20tb, and tbe st-.t pork noda will ba townrbip roed was let on Deo. 27, ty affairs of tbe past few years, show­ licenoee ran from $830 per year in in demand ing bow county roads bsva been 19j4, for 817,132 87 ML Holly and Mooreatown, 8275 in bnilt, far in excess of the amonnte TboH ainca tbe era of ooanty road Pemberton, 82w and 8150 in other Cleared for Action appropriated for road building by building began in Ocean oonnty, intermediata places, down to $loo in When the body i« cleared for aotion, the Board of Freebolderi, and in­ only 857,000 baa been appropriated tba smaller Lamiste by Dr. King’» New Life Pill* yon deed far in excess of the amounts for road purpose*, all told, bnt tbo Sorely 8loo all aronnd is a low can tell it by the bloom of health on the cheeks; tbe brightness in tbe that the law allows to be sppropri coanty baa pat oat contracts tor license fee in O joso oonnty road work coating in round figurca eye»; tbe firmness of tbe flesh and ated ^ masóles; the buoysnoy of tbe mind. RE-EXTENSION OF CHART There ia perhaps little that ia new *12o,ooo,o( which tbe connty'a ebaro Try them. At Mttbis A Hainer’s in this story to the habitual readers ie folly $9.1,000 drag store, 25 cent« The Comptroller of Currency hita granted tlio re-extension of of tbe Conrler, for every step in tbia C harter of pocket edition of frenzied financier­ ROADS TO COST $160,000 Fine Fleet of New Yachts ing baa been faitbfally reported at MORE SURVEYED. RAIL­ Continuedfrom page t THE FARMERS’ NATIONAL BANK the time it was taken in tba news INGS, BRIDGES, ETC. Fauuce Bros, at tbeir yard are eolnmns of this paper; and in tbe busy on the new antoboat for Frank 1008 188 editorial columns, not only tbe Free Bat tbit is by no means tbe entire Bement, wbieb ia expected to have Deposita * 804,220 $ 338,« holders bat tba taxpayers aa wall, cost to tbe ooanty of tbe eonnty tbe record for speed in Barnegat lteso urces 1,301,027 763,4 have bean warned of wbat waa tbe roads op to this time. Wherever tbe Bay We call jour attention to ilia com parlaos between tea botine»» at ao je an tgo,, ('barter w u extended and th# pretent data of re-extaBtloa, and Invite your banktas. snre result of tbia method of carry­ roads have gone, other expenditures They have alio tarned out a motor ■Irad wa liana 1 Daae U/uW tie Ana ing on tbe county’s financial bnaineaa have been needed. From Tackerton boat for Oharlea Gragor of Phila­ When tbe building of oonnty road* to Forked River all the bridges, delphia, wbioh has been in commis- 8AVING8 DEPARTMENT PAYING THREE PER CUT waa began in this county, not only many of them in good condition, aion for some weeks, and have pat a INTERE8T did tbe Courier yrarn the Free were either rebnilt or torn ont and cabin on George C. VanHise’i roomy holders and the taxpayers that there When banka are ptylns no aicre than three par cant, lnteraat and atandsrd invWMN entirely replaced to make them the launch, built by them last summer. bat a lx per cant., a promlae of thirty or more la to ba retarded with aaapldoo. It is generally considered, by those In (boie dnya nobody give« anything away. And a proposition teat teema to do t W a was no limit to tbe legitimate ex same width ae the road. Most of This last named craft is somewhat penditnrea that would be demanded who know no better, that tbe oyster hitch somewhere these bridges were bnilt by tbe days on the model of John B. Morton’s Good Investments there are la abundance bat knowledge 1« necoaury to 1%» mam. for thia bind of work, bnt that work, and it ia nlmoat impossible to seasons close with tbe “r" month— That knowledge can bo porebaeed, of oourae, In the term of eervtoe from men »holMMMi such a baaloeee lhair Ilfs atady. Bat working people with tuelr serin saving, gsnaot tim' “graft" was sure to raise its bead figure out from the reporla tbeir April. Tbe fact is, that so far as such luxuries and they are the onoa who tall easy prey to aohemers. and make the taxpayer “pay, pay, coat In Lacoy township a bridge, Now Jersey is concerned, May is one Down at Island Heights, William We win be glad to bear from yoa with the view of opening business relation!. Call or addreaa, pay” built by contract, cost $2ooo and of tbe busiest oyster months in tbe T. Bate is putting together the Unfortunately, tbe Courier waa all another will coat 8I500. In Ocean year. It is not only planting time, costliest rstbost on Barnegat bay, Chas. Ewan Merritt, President. John B. Davis, too true a prophet. A Board of Free­ township the ironwork for the two when loads of Virginia end Connecli for A. 0. Middleton of Camden, a holders some of them educated by little bridges iu Waretown village cat seed is brought to tbe bays in summer resident of Sea Side Park. contact with iron bridge men of ooBt *(50, and tne mason work was onr coanty, but in Maurice Hiver It ie to be Bracing catboat, built for convincing methods—though there done by tbe day. Stone bridges Cove, it is open season for seed speed, and for speed only. It will dredging. Oystermen are jast about Beats Fred Ottmer are some honeat men among them were bnilt in most cases, and good have no cabin, no ia tbe cock­ —were hardly the men to entrust permanent structures beginning to ship oysters again from pit, nothing'to add to weight. Its with the spending of so much money, The Toms River bridge, costing Weat Creek, and some other places, frame is of oak, and ita planking of Wheelwright, Blacksmith :• if no ugly rumors and dirty stones $7974, waa built to widen tbe road having made almost no sales since rolid Mexican mahogany, and the of money in the wrong pockets, were for the coming boulevard, as tbe old the ice abut in last winter planking for her bottom were ripped and Horsesh wanted. bridge was eminently safe, and fully ont of huge logs two or three feet in If bridge men coaid pool bids, so able to mstain tbe traffic. But the The New Jeraey Bridg^QRknpany diameter. The boat was designed that every bidder made something argument was used that wider of Manasquan base ball team m on by A. Carsy Smith of New York, tbe ont of tbe job, and the coanty would bridges had been pat in all along the the road. If their pitcher can give a designer of the Bouquet and several Toms River, Kl be only too glad to pay tbe bills, wby line from the Burlington coanty ball aa many carves, drops, rise*, other fast oatboats hereabouts. She measure* 29 feet 8 inches over all, could not the builders of coanty roads boundary, and it would not do to inshoots and ontsboots aa the com a Iso of the freak variety, from which pool their bidsf That this was done have the road oonatricted at tbe pany'a men gave to the straight line» 21 feet on the water line, and much is expected is common talk from Toms River to eounty aeat. So a good bridge was of the Toma River bridge, they have draws 2 > inches THOMAS ROBEMI Tackerton, and can hardly have es­ taken ont, and one replace« it that tbe pennant nailed to tbe mast Mr. Rote has also juat tarned ont Amos Lewis of Forked River, is 16 & 17 KAIN li» caped tbe attention of the Freehold, many eitizena of Toma River think alredy a 22 foot hunting cabin launch for patting tbe finishing touches on a 36 TOMB BIVEBiK ere themselves. When the first roada and say ia not worth aa much aa the Mr. Middleton, driven by a three foot Maasaehnvetts knockabout for were let, there waa without doubt one taken down Lakewood and Point Pleasant horae power Strellinger engine Ralph D. Patterson, son of R. T. Practical Tin-Roofer, Plumb! real competition, bnt the blindest eye A number of roada have been both are talking about ordinances to W. C. Column of Island Heights, Patterson of Merchantvllle, a well and Steam Healing. ^ can see that there ia no good reason surveyed, and not yet bnilt. The regulate the speed of automobiles. is having a duplicate of tbe famous known summer visitor at Island wby it should cost $looo more a roads fromLrkeharst to New Egypt, The seem to forget that the Leg», Empress built by Eii Townsend at Heights and Sea Side Park. She is Agent for Windmills, Pufflpii mile to build a road iu Ltooy or from Lakewood through New Egypt, latnre has 'fixed by statute that C.eraioat.Cipe May county, for tbia built for raciug as well as cruising, Engines, etc, Ocean than it did in Eigleawcod or from Toma River to Cedar Creek, interesting little detail, and it is only year’s racing on upper Barnegat bay. and ber owner is a member of the Dealer in Stoves, Heaters, Hi Little Egg Harbor. np to the local authorities to enforce Tbe Empress was designed by 0. D and from Lakehurst to Whitesville, Marblehead, Mass, yacht club, in ware, Glass and Queenswur*, Wbat then are we to think? Wby have all been surveyed, and tbe ex- the law, not draft Dew laws Mower of tho Rudder, and haB had a whote races she is expected to sail sbonld Freeholders,sworn on oath to peases of these surveys will be a few remarkable capwinning recond in the early summer. Liter, with House Furnishing Good* protect the interests of the oonnty, thousand dollars. Each road built Weakfish reached the bay by tbe Mr. Babson of Camden, who sum­ two other craft of Bimilar model, in general. ';jg let roada when it was open talk that has been advertised, and several of first week in May this year, which mers at, Sea Side Park, is having owned by two of Mr. Patterson’s Wood and Irou Pumps—"1? may foreshadow an early fishing sea a racer built for tbe coming summer, tbe bide were exorbitant and pooled, them twice,and the expense has been friends, ahe will sail in Birnegat bay Drilling a specialty, i without raising a voice iu protest, or about $loo each time. This ia races Stove Repairs and Repaint seeking in aDyway to learn tbe truth haps another $looo A racing freak with two center about these open charges, some of Then there are miles of railings boards and two rudders is promised promptly attended to J them made by bidders themselvea in built along both sides of the roads, for this summer by a Sea Side Park the qaariele that developed between where tbe new grades have made yachtsman them? long fills. These railings, painted, Unfortunately, too—for the tax­ cannot be built for nothing, and the Saved by Dynamtie Nasal payer—in the spending of bo mnch watching of the men at work on Sometime», a fl rning city is saved money, a little more, here or there, these railing and bridges kept some In ail ite stages there by dynamiting a spac3 that the fire should be cleanliness. seemed to be of b Ui b I I moment, and Freeholders busy pretty nearly every can’& cross. Sometime», Ely’s Cream Balm g* so the lids of tbq oonnty coffers were working day from May to November h ings on so long, you feel as if noth cleanses, soothes and Reals opened wide in numerous instances, last year, at $2.oo per day 'Re diseased iLainhraoe. yteflaM iug but dynamite would oure it. Z it cured enturrh an*l drives and the old traditions of economy From the foregoing the Courier T. Gray, of Calhoun, Ga., writes : away a co.d iu tho huud and care, se old as the Board, were “ My wife had a very aggravated figures the total cost of county road C ream B alm is placed Into tho noatrMij lost sight of. Ia other directions building in this oonnty, starting with cough, which kept her awake nights. the membrane and is absorbed. BriN besides oonnty roads, money has tbe Lakewood road, and ending with Two physicians could not help her; mediate and a cure follows. It if dfybll 10 she took Dr. King’s NeW Dis­ uct produce tu ttin g . Large Size, 30 cent, d, tbe Lacey road ia abont |12o,ooo covery for Consumption, Coughs gltta or b j ruoli, Triti Bln, 1« cent* by»*11-' And taxpayer« in townships not and Colds, which eased her congh, ELY BROTHERS, M W in« gnttUS«*] yet toaebad, want to know wby they gave her sleep, and finally cured should bnild their own roads alone, her. Strictly scientific care for A Launching al Kirk’s Yard bronchitis snd LeGrippe. At Mathis and be taxed to help other township« and Hainsr's, Courier, the Best and Bri I M l um OrooUM f i a ».i lerd 1 ownahtp road, waa held at Br KB1TH Maanaliewhln on Thuraiay, Map 4, without I ibarowal ,* , 190J« pretael but the member» h , T. a Hettaie that It cirak", meant that *«h aU Urn wceld from Ocean, Derar and Plunrtad *o*o*oooeo*oeeo»o#ooooooo# ^ tn>m »in* wi**»w •ray* him Bufev-Mkflol M Oowdr • ...... oaed Engineer I. H. Cramer reported k n w , M O p ml “And no man can foretell what tbe no other» D ktM H |M IH » I) Clnra»li the road Mtiafactoriljr coin p la te d In ature baa la atore for him." Amt how *«r might «•«! bock «lie ring and w a tt accordance with the plane and tpaci area, bad «Ira dump*. A deapalrtug but wenuwUile wbalof Jach» tt Manta* »nvw ud hnw flealiotia Iky looked «tooimly down a a a de- ! ad acaivety probable tb.it I 10.10 a. m. On motion ol Mr Sprague the HMiudrut earth through a a ttmaatphai j aeqtileeue mildly lu «uoti a prora Prices ■ aadar-aokool al II til p. a. rood wat acceptad, aubjact to tlia ap aa damp and chitlin« aa a wat blanket. ; Him laugtrad liyeterk-nlly. Hra you remember the Free Trade leader >o j The pablte taaOlag n m aa u With a Itttl* »hiver of dlacomfort at the 1 hni*ti.<__ him under »utthlent ___ proveen_ U m ) U opaa oa Moadajra. Ttasdaya. prortl of iho State Road Commit aspect of thins«. Katherine takl ttw tlon Informing her that thee* were Just who was known iu “ Horizontal Morrison,B Tbaradar and Baterday avaaiaca •loner book face dowuwurd utt her lap In the as giml tisb to be fowtd In tbe sea ■ * bad ever been itu g h l—aye, ami Ai»d- lie advocated a “ horizontal” reduction in the froai f la I o'aloeki Wadaaa On motion of Mr. Otla, the con­ war that one «boiihl not and. ptckln« up the poker, gave the Are a thrust or Ing fliem too! Hhe winced *» If some­ Friday aftaraoooa froaa I W lo ’oloek. .he wanted to cut the Tariff on every article, tractor» were relieved oi further care ■ 0 «• * rider »pure bte hone to «reefer thing «he tvgtmlra» ns wholly hers were St. Philip'*, lilaad Height* it’* just what we are doing or ratponiibilhy tor maintaining the effort. slipping away from tier. Eveapreyer and eeneon, at 4.00 road nfter October 1, 1905 t’«b! Whet a day!" her thought* Moreover, su|i|ia*e she should break her engagement l«eculine of the uuiv-r- ce taking hold ot the business myself, and cut- a. ■ . On motion adjourned ran. "01» would think Joy ware dead. Bandar-school > KM p m Klre won't huru, euu won’t «bine, even taluty u« to wlM’Ilier he wa« her Dual expenses, I find I am able to make a hori- n m aaattot tbe sparrow* buddte together lumpish- chok-c and the rutur# should bring no I cut in prices, which affects practically the whole Bar. B. P. FraucU. paator TUCKERTON «210 Ijr without energy wotigh to «crap." other. What then? Poblle worahip and sermon al 10 JO TOMS RIVER SI5 O0 She picked up the book again and re­ She fniwural In bewthtortuent For * Sometimes a change is a good thing, and You the first time «he reallaeil xvllh a fu«p Bunday-schoo! a t It KM a. m. read the laat aoufence, "And no man Just how big a lottery marriage really l benefit of this one. A penny saved—you know Christian Endeavor prayer meetln* Dover township official« would foretell what the future ha« In «tore for him." This time ahe nliraed Is. she had heard that trite phrase a l :80 p. m. 6 “drop dead" ui the night of the pay the hook and placed tt on the futile be- many times, hut It Uud never seemed Public worahip and sermon al 7 ¡45. that the officer* ol lha Tockerton aide Iter. Decidedly »In* win* lu no significant Is-fnre. Now she felt as If Prayer maetlna on Wedu«»day at borough get: Clerk, $50 per year; moot for resiling and with hand« It were a lottery 111 which to a million clasped Idly lu her Inp she oat «»ring tickets there was hut one prise and T : 80 u m Assessor, $60-, Collector. $\oo, for louse Moaoiig at. JaMpfc, nmmmm C tlk tlle , Into the tire. But thut last aentem-e «he owned Hie tenth of n ticket. Time is about here. You will find with us all the Bar. Father Power», paator which be ia al»o lo act aa enatodiau iloggral her thought.. The past, with It« With 11 sudden swlsli tbe ruin washed Maa» a t 11 e. m. each Bondar ol the school money a and treaiorar «mile* and tear*, waa left behind. The RUioothly down over the outside of tin* titles and scores and scores of housekeeping arti- window |nidi- as If the «urrhnrged »ky P r a k r l w l « of tba borough present »eetued momentarily a thing to Divine worahip and aermon, 10.80— be endured aa one iiiiglil. Out the fu­ could no longer i-o.ilrol luralf. Kath­ [little and big, that go to make work easici for the Tbe acme service» in tbe »lightly Ohriitlen Endeavor prayer meetln« ture! erine turned her head Impntleutly. Blie At this point her eyea turned from had uo sympathy for any perplexities en folks about the house. 1.80 p m larger tuongh probably no moia the grnte and fixed themselves tt|ion sare her own. •sabbath-sohool and Bible olaea at prosperous township of Dover lent tile rlug (list «lie wore ii|kiii the third Again she held the little liejoweled ittings, Linoleums, Rugs 11:48 a m. year cost tbe taxpayer* of Dover auger of tier le ft hand. It waa u beau* rlug up before her with the Hi»» of two You probably want some new floor covering. For Dlrlna worahip at T :45. tuwuabip from $12 00 to SI500 ttfnl ring 0 pink pearl Hint reminded Huger« nml gazed at It solemnly, hut It r , , . , « . .1 ^ Weekly neeaiy urayetorayer meetln« on Weduee, What make* the diffarencet one of tender dawn« Honked liy two Rcemoil to have lost all mcnulug. It ner wear nothing equals matting, and we nave the , ^ evenin* at t.so diamond»—her engagement ring. Drill- was no longer a ring ordered by Jack It, finest, best, completest layout of mattings that nurlly she could uot look at It without and designed e«|H-i'l«Uy for her It had ISLAND HEIQHT8 u kindling of the heart, a thrill of the "any mult to any woman” look that How’s This? warmth uud happluea*. Today «he eyed always got ii|h»ii her nerves. She stared came to Toms River. Linoleums, carpets and Charles Hillock is home irom We ofTer One Hundred Dollars Reward for It with languid, rentle** Interest at it long and fixedly nml then Jumtied t we can say the same thing tor sny care of Cnttsrh that cannot be cured by Camden, where he spent tbe winter Thut. then, represented her future. to her fra-t and Unshed a c ro ss the room Htll’v Oattttrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & Co., It wne «« ttxed amt irrevocable a* the Impulsively, sitting down ut the writ­ Matting, l& c a yard up. Finest Linoleum, 5 0 c Toledo, O. Dr Street b«s hi« schooner yacht Wc, th" undersigned, have known F J. Agues in commission, with Eddie pust If self. How well she knew what ing desk itclwceii the wludows. Cheney for the last 15 yean, and believe It would he like. Had «be not seen With nervous haste she pulled «ome Furniture, Mattresses, Etc. him perfectly honorable In allbiumew bans Edwards, Jr., aa «ailing master. dosetui of her friend« marry, bubble paper from a pigeonhole, took up the actions, end linsncully able to carry oat any Tft* Arisen snd Qaikere’-e, owned by UllNHfully for u brief year or so uud pen mid illpissl It deep In the Ink. as You will find many bargains in our big stock ot obligations made by hit firm. IKakfing, tbe Edsous, and Mr. Pierce’» ho thin subside Into the stale beer of do one nlwnys ifiies lu moments of Intense Kinnsn & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, mettle existenceV If she Imd ever feeling. Then oho pushed the pen buck itnre. Bet! room suits, iron bedsteads, chairs— Toledo, O. ere tleo in «Hiiing order llalU Catarrh Cure is taken internally, thought that with Jurk uud her It and furtli itcraea the paper lu those articles of big value at small cost acting direatly -pon the blood and mucous Again tbe hotel sabetne bob* to would !»• different the tlluatou hail van- long, scratching stride« that character­ In mattresses our sanitary elastic cotton mattresses surfaces of the system. Testimonials rent tbe front, and a hotel ia definitely lulled lu the lilenk- light of till« all re- ize the writing o f the modern woman, veallug day, which brought out over)' nml the sound waa u« bnhn to her free. Price, 75c. per bottle. Sold by all promised finest that man ever rested weary bones and Druggists. sordid detull of existence with bitter nerves. — «. — ,«, -sph« — The Hall’s Family Pills for constipation The John Wanamaker Commercial emphueli. “ You'll laugh uud enll It uonseuae," cle on Inetitntehas added to it» bolding» Different? O f course they would not she wrote, "hut Jack, I'm uot sure! Buttercups bloom in the meadow* on Bay Front till it uow ha« tbrra be different. There would be the brief, Aud of course 1 must be sure, i..ustu't dazzling happluea» of the honeymoon, now 1—sure beyond uuy doubt, beyond any «ores there. This summer yonng'men the glamour of new possessions, and possible mail that umy come toward from tbe New York »'ore, as well as then some day they would both sud­ me out of the future? And so I'm send­ AU whs use Atomizers in treating nasal ftSEPH (ROVER from the Philadelphia, »tote, will denly tire of tlie piny uud see each oth­ ing back the ring"— • catarrh will get the best remit from Ely’s er for the first time plainly. Jack Cream Balm. Trice including spraying tube, camp here, it is said, and tbe oamp Bbe wus Interrupted by a commo­ The Central Store, Toms River 7j cents Sold by druggists or milled by would squint bis eyes critically and tion lti the street, where two rival fog jAAAAAAAAAAÂAAAAAAm aAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA* Ely Bros, 56 Wsrren Si . N. Y, will be open all summer discover that she was not the most boms seemed at first to be vying with New Orleans, Sept. 1, iBoo, beautiful woman in the world after all each other. A moment Inter her dazed ited— a Cem etery Arc Van V ein * Alien’d root-Basel - Messrs Ely Bros: -1 sold two bottles of Change in P. R. R. Trains —though, of eonrse, he would lie too ears disentangled the sounds uud she your liquid Cream Balm to a customer, Wm. snake Into your shoe, Aliev's Foot-1»*«. » well bred to any anything. He would made out from the fearful dlu the one 1 Egypt Press wants Lamberton, 1415 Delachinse St. ,New Orleans; simply be n trifle bored at the let-down powder- It cares corns, Bunions, Pnlnfal, he has used the two bottles, giving him won- A change in tbe P. It. B . train word "Extra! L’xtru!" She pushed It village. Now 1 and pluuge luto business to forgot, kiss­ smsrttng, Hot, Hvoltun feet. At «11 D rnirlsts Jcful and most satisfactory results. Cco. ¡1'. scbodnlc went into effect Sunday A up the window mid leaned out. (fade at Jacobstown and Snoe Stores. jr>n McDufT, Pharmacist ing her absently In the morning and "Dreadful smaahupon th' ’Ll' " roared local between Toms River and Point evening ns a mere form -a mutter of the bigger of the paper boys, boldlug Pleasant is put on, making two habit. up a black lettered sheet Invitingly, roand trips a diy. It leaves Toms Anil she? Well, she would rub her and Katherine nodded her head in eyes «bout the same time mill see to River at 6.5O a. m , and 4 I.5 p. no 1 vigorous assent and Hew down to the her uuiakemeut thut he was Just u door, her heart beats keeping time and leaves Point Pleasant at 11.8 o a. plulu, ordinary, average man, without with her footsteps. Accident on the m., and 5.45 p. m. a single godlike attribute and with a "L," und Jack alw ays went up and Sunday trains now leave Philadel­ painful and unmistakable tendency to down that way! It must have hap­ grow bnld nml Btout. But she, too, pened, too, nt Just u I mat the hour he phia for Tome Rive - at 7.50 a. in., would he politely reticent and hold up would have been going dowutown to reaching here at 0.22; returning at her face for that perfurn-tot; kiss anil be In print, now. 6. 22 p. m try to forget It all In n feverish eu- She fairly saulehed the paper from Do you want to live where the climate id mild the yeaf round— thuslasm over bouse and gowns. And the boy's bauds, not even ivultlng to they would grow more and more si­ close the door us her eyes clutched at where labor is never oppressed by stress of weather, and where Terrific Race With Death lent toward each other, conversing the print ravenously. A moment later animal vitality is never lost by mere conflict with cold? “Death was fast approaching," mostly lu monosyllables. Never would abe was ut the telephone. writes Rriph F.Fernandez,of Tamps, they quarrel—her lips closed n trifle “031 John! Quirk, central!” Aud u more firmly at the mere thought—but Do you want to live in a region where the resources are more Fla., describing bis fearful race with second later the thlu, strident voice of each would withdraw further and far­ death, “ a result of liver trouble and the otflee bov was in her ears “ ts varied than in any other equal area in the world, where the division ther into his own little world, and they Mr. Langley there?” Aud the answer heart disease, which had robbsd ms of great ranches affords a fine opportunity to get a email farm that would communicate with each other came, "Naw, hasn’t been down to­ of sleep and of all interest in life. I through small wickets, as tbe ticket day." fibe loaned limply uguiust tile will assure you a competence? had tried many different doctors and sellers nt the theaters do with the pub­ telephone and there a moment later Do you want to live where, with a minimiim of isbor, you can several medicines, but got no benefit lic. the maid found her. until I bevan to use Eleotrio Bitters. The details of this gloomy picture "Mr. Langley, iuIbs.” grow profitable crops of grapes and email fruit, oranges, lemons, So wonderful was their effect, that were as clearly visible to her mlud as “Yes, whut of him?” She turned olives, prunes and almonds, alfalfa and grain, where crops are sure, in three days I felt like a new man, though she saw them with her eyes, toward the maid with staring, expect­ and today I am cured of all tn.v and she laughed ruefdlly. Wns this ant eyes, and tbe latter looked back business is good and capital easily finds profitable investment ? troubles.’’ Guaranteed at Mathis & sort of thing necessary? How did she nt her lu umazeinent. Then go to California, where both health and opportunity await Rainer's drag store; price 500. know that Jack was the mun? Might “lie ’s In tbe drawing room. He uot the real person still he Imbedded wants to see you,” she stammered four coming. In the future, like a fly In amber? out. Its value inestimable At the thought she caught her breath He was alive then! For one mo­ and, leaning forward, dropped her face ment she stood still trying to realize upon her hands anil gazed Into the fire the beautiful truth of It. ’men with a ie Chicago, Union Pacific and WHAT? with a new Intensity. It was n tre­ queer choked laugh she ran lightly up mendous thought, but what guarantee the stairs und, Hiiutchiug up the dis­ Insurance Policy irom agency ot had she that he was her ldenl? lie carded ring, kissed it rapturously anil seemed so, perhaps, merely because he put It on her finger. North-Western Line approached it more nearly than any S.C. BAILEY, Jr. man she had yet met, but no one could More Z x a e u llv e StUk. the most direct route to the Pacific Coast, and there are two fast tell what the future hud In store for One night In midsummer a horse be­ Fire him. There was the rub. longing lo Mr. Sebree broke Into Farm ­ rough trains daily via this line, over the famous double-track She proceeded to develop the thought er Mutch’s cornfield and did some ‘lway between Chicago and the Missouri River. One-way Colonist Life with applications unmistakably femi­ damage to the growing eoru. The tickets are on sale daily, March i to May 15, at nine. Like an Index finger her mind next morning the owner of the corn­ pointed backward to the day when big field went over to his neighbor's house |M J the rate of $33.00 from Chicago, with corre- Accident sleeves had seemed the most entrane- aud made complaint. « T M spondingly low rates from all points, give you lngly becoming things a woman could “That scrawny old mare of yours," an unusual chance to make the trip. Tornado wear. Then Inexorably It pointed again, he said, "got Into my corn patch lust Representing the leading this time to the sleeves she w as then night and done a lot of mischief. I These tickets are good on daily and personally conducted wearing, tight above the elbow, but reckon you’re willing to do the square excursions, on which a double berth in a Pullman tourist American and Foreign Com­ with great pouches sagging below. Ami thing about it?” sleeping car from Chicago costs only $7.00. Round-trip tickets panies these were now chic, and the others "Of course I am,” said Mr. Sebree. are always on sale from all points at reduced rates via the Impossible. The poor okl fashions of “About how much would be the square The Greatest Security yesteryear—how ugly and deforming thing, do you think?” they appeared! Could it be that by any “Well,” meditated the other, "I don’t Established 1874 possibility the likings, the loves of to­ want any move'll ivhat's right. I guess ¡ago & North-Western, Union Pacific and day would— It’d amount to $1.50 If It was all figur­ JOHN W. LEWIS With a rush It came over her that ed up.” Southern Pacific Railways. one's loves did change. There was “ See here, Match," said his neigh­ Prissy Clemons, whom she had wor­ bor, “you know' I’ ve been trying for Practical ♦ PLUMBER shiped when she wore her hair In pig­ a year to sell that old mare. Suppose W . B. KNISKERN, Gas and Hot Water Fit­ tails and now could not endure. There you take her and call It square.” P. T. M. C. & N .-W . Ry., Chicago, 111. w as Annt Grace, whom as a child she A frosty, suspicious look came Into Please mail free to my address, California booklets, maps and full ters, Steam Fitting and had considered cold and severe, anil Farmer Hatch’s eye. particulars concerning rates and train service. riLL in THIS COUPON Hot Air Heating,Tin and Aunt Buth wboir. she had loved. Now “Sebree.” he said, “you can’t drive Sheet Iron Workers their places In her esteem were exactly no such bargain as that with me. I’d ho MAIL IT TO-DAY. reversed. Aunt Ruth w m kind, but un­ lose $3.50 anyway If I made that Jobbing promptly attended to interesting, while Aunt Grace was In­ trade. You keep the old mare yotf- 21 Washington Street spiring. eelf. . I’ll take tbe oash.’’—Youth* “ It Is possible,” she murmured tense- Comp inlon. TOMS R IV E R TW annual «taction of i M m i ei Um Maaontc Ball t M I n . Mr. L ¡winger tba following wart electedt Preai spending some Him in Lakewood d n t, W. 0 . Conrad | secretary J, S L B. Osborn and Lloyd Briti wwrn Storms; traaaurar, H. A. Tolbert were at Island Haights recently be eure uad i trustees, George C. Warran and B 0 . Shsdinger end wits wi Joseph Fred more Point Fleassnt visitors Tuesday Witch«, The Board of Education viaitad Mrs. Jscob Dickinson sod dsugh SUMMER HOME SUPPLIES ter of Middletown, hsve been guests Je w e lry, the achool in a body on Tuesday, fin C o u n try of Mrs. Bloomfield Fisher. and found everything in an orderly and Soeehore home«. We have everythingin* needed for those Summer in g place« Pocket __ way T. T. Wsrdell wss oyer from tnd th»»lrtheir intatte«, inmate«, in furniahings, (bod endand rtiment.raiment. Souvenir _ W. E. Bowker, the contractor, haa Burrsville Thursday Simply drou us a postal card to the effect that you want ui to eetimate ou house, porch, tha naw Yacht club house at tha land* John Hulas and his son Dory won piaisa and lawn furniture; interior draperie«, curtain«, rug», mattings and carpets; ham­ F in e c h in a mg wall undar way at Toms Rivar Friday mocks and swings; stable, home needs and oarriages; garden tools, kitchen appointments, A . H.Tolbart opened hit icecream Wasloy Maxson visited the county pure food supplier; and we will send our representative to give you all desired information. Glassware, parlor on Saturday night Hia aaloon •eat Saturday It is well to have several trunks, not necessarily high-price ones, but nest, strong and sub­ before you buy will he ready to open thia weak. Wa are glad to hear that John stantial like we sell finest line ever ihovQtj Bath placet have bean renovated and Patterson, who broke hie leg fishing look fine in their new draaa at 8aa Bright, it improving at the PORCH AND LAWN FURNITURE Musical Instr si SazorofT and the Uaaonic hall Long Branch hoapltal °!“ jn. w «, „1, «—a .«*■ property have both had new curbing Brick township school board s ect, strongly constructed, he.lthy ln »< £•»« £ T m n fthcet Mi ed teachers lor their schools last mer's satisfaction Our Parch and Lawn r umlture is all right In character and lour In price; as low .1 sound goods placed on their sidewalk» can be sotd. goods 'Examinations in the 8th grade are Saturday, but Osbornvtlla was lelt GE0.fi.W0Rj in progress in our achool this week vacant Maple porch chair 75c Maple porch aettee, rattan seat 6.00 The sudden change in the temp* Capt Abe Hance of Point Pleas­ Maple porch rocker 1,00 JEWELH Maple porch settee 6.50 «rature here on Thursday afternoon ant, wss here Friday Maple porch arm chair £,35 Green porch rocker k. 7 Wnfo(iw 8i, Aaron Hulse and wife have been 8.86 caused many to go home and builu Staple porch arm rocker 8,00 Green perch rocker 8.00 tires. The thermometer dropped 39 visiting Bayville Maple porch rocker, reed back and seat 1.60 T W. CARMICHAEL, Green porch rocker 8.76 degrees Miss Rosa Miller spent Saturday Maple porch large arm rocker £.75 1 * Coo « s i t o * i . L a v i Green porch rocker, very large 8 5 0 LeRoy Cox has moved on the at Toms River Ma s t ix « < .Mills farm Among Sunday visitors wers ornes oa tu rn sirs «a Rain and dampness do not harm Silver Birch, because the b«.k remains on the wood. The buzzing of the mosquito is Henry Downey snd wife of Point SILVER BIRCHthus protecting it against water saturation. Tons Pleasant, Miss Pauline Madden and heard— cold weather docs not seem Hilver birch chair 1.60 Silver birch rocker, rattan bsck and aeat 8.85 David Falkinburgh ol Lakewood, to interfere with their work Silver birch rocker 8.85 Silver birch chair, rattan back and seat 8.00 ^LBRBT C MART». Weak fish are in our markets, Mrs. S. J. VanNote and daughters Silver birch chair 8.00 Silver birch arm chair, rattan back and seat 8.76 J A ttomut a» of Toms River caught in nets, not the line kind, but Silver birch rocker 8.00 Silver birch piazza table 8.85 Solícitos ia Woodward McKelvey and Miss large ones, and good and solid Silver birch settee 4.50 Silver birch piazza table, rattan top 5,00 ornea ovas *aa last, Emma Fisher* were quietly married Newell ttidgway was home on Silver hirch settee rocker 6.00 Silver birch child's settee rocker 1,50 Toms ; by Rev, W. F, H. Litsinger at the Sunday Silver birch arm rocker 8.50 Silver birch child’s arm chair 1,00 W. T. VVoodmansee's house on up- home ol the bride in West Osborn- Silver birch lawn swing 9.50 Silver bitch child's arm rocker 1.0 0 AW OFFIOES per Main street is receiving a new ville, last Thursday evening, 4th mat Silver birch large arm chan 8.75 Silver lurch child's settee 1.50 L THEO J. R. BROl coat ol paint Silver birch aettee, rattan back and seat 8.00 Alloro«, st L»w, Bollcltor adii Ma Saturday last witnessed one of the DOUBLE TROUBLE oery, Notar, Public. COVRIMI BUILDING. MAI« j best gumes ol ball we have seen in Mr. Porter and N. Herbert spent High back, broad arms, Red or TOMI HIVIB, M. 1. a long lime by u m ate 11 r s. The continuous reed back an(| Green 98c Spcolsl «ttentlou giron toCollectiomJ Monday in the (Quaker city QDR LEADER LAWN BENCH { Ì »«il kpitstloos. Harnegat and Mannaliawkin kids W. Dayton mude a flying trip to seat. Will compare favorably with Red or came together on our grounds New Gretna last week any $2 Rocker 1.47 Beni Wood Lawn Bench, Green, 3.98 a r o n e . j o h n s t o r a It was a pitchers gume, and was Warren VanBrunt ami Clarence A OOUNSELLOR Al] p.ayed in less than an hour the Saulsman have returned to duty after SuraaMi C ourt Gonfimi bolicitoh mastar sprcu” score at the end of the nine innings spending the past week in Forked HAHNE & CO’S SUMMER SUPPLIES being 4 to 3 in favor of the home . T if a ¡ w S S M " River on the sick list ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ «♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ •••••«»•«a ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«•♦»»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ nine Mrs. J. Doxey spent Saturday and .1.00». m. to 8.40 p. m. »«BFdw noa RT No,- La#w"*« »0.101, J A sociable will be held in the Sunday in] Toms River with her basement of the Presbyterian church CEDAR GROVE mother, Mrs. Reynolds AMUEL a BAILEY, on Friday evening ol thia week, Little Emma Foster is quite ill Vincent Applegate is employing Sensational Specials S Dealer in t and an unusual good program is w'th tonsilitis George Applegate to repaint his r a n a , salt aus smoiio aaut ottered besides the refreshments Offered in Mens and Bovs Summer Underwear, Boys W ash Suits, E. Foster has peas three inches cottage and out buildings BDTTIR, LABO, MINCEMEAT, tKL SM ] J. H. Perrine’s new boat built for ages 21-2 to 8. The Latest in Buster Brow n and Blouse Suits. AT Livnro PBKT above the ground James Stillway of Brooklyn,spent - orner Mein snd W ilkin. Howard Williams left this place Reba Dayton is sick with the Sunday at his home here Tom« River. Ñ7] Tuesday for California— it has a . . Great Bargains . . measles Miss Sadie Wilbur ot Sea Side In Mens, Womens and Childrens Hosiery, You will rind a Big Jong land journey before reaching its R LEON GOBLE, J. L. Madison spent Sunday with Park, is visiting here Assortment or Mens, Womens and Childrens Shoes and Oxford native element, the water his parents at Bayville George Tillottson of Philadelphia, Ties; also Law n Tennis Slippers. D DENTIST, Mis b. R. Applegate of Toms Y o u w ill rind Our Prices are aw ay below others, as we try our Mr. Crabhe spent Wednesday in spent Sunday with Harry Applegate OFFICA OPP. WARDELL HALL, I best to sell the Very Best Goods for the Least Money. All our River was a visitor over Sunday New York toms nrvia, a. 1. and family goods as represented or your money refunded. omceDajg—Thunds,, Friday w dl ■ 10)111 Ridgway was home last A number ol our school children TfBtti oxtractod without pain b, / J. V . A. Cattus of New York, »pplled to zuma week are on the sick list winch gives us entertained a party of friends with Dr. and Mrs. L J. Learney and small attendance his family from Friday until Monday Main St. J. SHANMAN Toms River HUTS & FISCHER D. J. Bulloch ol Philadelphia, were A party of our young folks attend, at his Meadow Mead farm. Horse­ s the guests of J 8. ¡Storms this week ed the circus m Toms River last back riding, and bathing are fine Mrs. Walter Irons visited Phila­ among friends. On his return home —BARBERS— Wednesday amusements lor the visitors there. delphia for a shoit lime he will visit his sister. Mrs. Beau Successor to C. T. Hudson WARETOWN Mrs. Platt and daughter Lydia of Mr. Cattus has some very fine horses Connie Applegate is spending a mont in Philadelphia for 11 short E sta b lish ed 1877 Bayville spent Friday with Mrs. week at Amboy and New Brunswick tune O p p o s it e t h e O c ea n ] A 'ocial will he held at Mrs H. a . as well as a number ot sailing craft Doxsey Howard's on F.idav evening for the John Havens has built a new L Y SSE S S. GRANT, benefit of the Ladies Aid society hennery U T onsobial Artist, k c cream, cake, pie and coilee will BATHS POOL AND BILLIARD! be for sale ADAMSTON BARNEGÂT Cowperthwait Exchange, Mnln itiM Capt. J. If. Birdsall came down Open ev er, d s , (except Bunds,(ftT Morris Lazeroff co> p, m.i Sstard»,«, from t a. m, to If from Red Bank to the Bsyview last John S. Hart of the Avon L. S. S, Sundaj« till i s m. week, which they are now having was home Monday put into shape for the summer Mr. Anthony Hulse was an out of Much sympathy is felt for Edward town visitor Monday Louis F. Bodine Thybaut whose house and contents Miss Lois Hulse visited the Spring Civil Engineer and Su were burned to the ground on Tues Lake L . S. S. recently t o m s R i r a a l day by a fire alleged to have been Mrs. A lex Brower and daughter Water Worn«, Sewer«, BrldiN, Great Offerings for This Week Road«, Land Surveying, Mspflili set by the freight train on the C. R ot Bay Head, were the guests of her O ranti R. Much damage was also done to mother, Mrs. Mary Rogers last week the timber and buildings belonging Mrs. Samuel Worth and daughter New Goods are arriving daily, Undoubtedly, we have the fullest and tastiest line of J ^ R . GEORGE T. CB to Mrs Adelaide Bowker Florence and son Clarence of Bay Summer Up-to-Date Merchandise shown by any country store R e si d in t D en tisi H The base ball game on Saturday Head, were entertained by Mrs. between the Bayville and Waretown Rebecca Hall, Sunday FOR SUMMER WEAR SPECIALS IN CLOTHING TiLirnoNK Call 11 TOMS I team ended with victory for our boys The house of Adam Brower of Anaesthetics applied for paiuleM 6 You ought to see our Ladies Suits. Coats, 9 Btyles in Men’s All-Wool Dress Pants. teeth. Aleo Nitrous Oxide Gas admll Wilbens Burden has finished paint West Mantoloking, was burned to Wuisls and Skirts Regular price, 2.50. Special at ]tg5 mg J. C.Eayre’shouse,which presents the ground Monday noon. Very BLACKSMITHINÖ a very nice appearance,and has gone little furniture was saved and about Our Summer Wash Goods stock is over­ Mens Pure Worsted Dress Pants. Regu­ two hundred and seventy-five dollars I am ready to »hoe you r howl to Red Bank to work filled with the prettiest and daintiest designs, lar price, 3.50, 4.50, 5.00. Sale price, J obblug and new w ort. ■ in cash was destroyed. There was Capt. A. J. Newbuty of Jersey and at remarkably low prices HORSESHOEING A SPEC C ity, was in town on Saturday an insurance of six hundred dollars 2.50, 8.00, 3.50 All work gnaranteed b, Mrs Irene Robinson returned from on the house Special Leaders for this week: Ladies 13 Childrens All-Wool Serge Blouse and Bus­ THOMAS J". J. Jones ot Asbury Park, was W ter street «bop. TOMS I Jersey City to her home here on gore Ceeilian Skirts, black, blue and brown. ter Brown Suits, made up with hand em­ Monday, and was accompanied by visiting relatives and friends here Regular price, 3.75. Special at 2.50 Eleanor, the bright little daughter ot Sunday. He may act as the assistant broidered emblems. Colors: Red, blue and TJIOS. E. VAX HYXl at the Mantoloking railroad station Ladies Walking and Dress Skirts, Regu­ brown. Regular price, 4.00 and 5.00. W. H. Rees Saddles« Harnes again this summer lar price, 3.00. Special at 2.20 The “ Willing Workers” met on Special at 2.90 and 3 .5 0 Collars, Horse Clothing,Turf and 8poi Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Amy Frank Truax and wife visited rela Ladies white Liberty Silk waists, trimmed Eopairlng Neatly Done fives at Point Pleasant Sunday Closing out 22 Tailor Made Suits, all this Cor. Main and Washington Sts, T(MM Hedden’s in fine valencienne insertion. Regular price, Also 1020.1022 FranWerd Ave. PM1P*“" William Smith who has been quite Mrs. Samuel Brower, who has season styles. Regular prices, 9.50. 12.00, ,H at the home ol his mother, Mrs been quite ill, is improving 2 50. Special 1.65 16.50. To close at 6.50, 9.00, 1 1.00.’ Julia OatnUurn, „ is much improv Mrs* Sarah Maxson is slowly re 1000 yards of Fine Lawn and Dimities. Special Offerings in our Millinery store this COAL and LUMBER covering after a severe illness week Lime, Cement and Brick 1 Lois G. Brower visited this place Regular price 10 and 12 l-2c. Special, 6»c Samuel Estelow is home from Sash and Blinds, LstkJ recently Double 'iroub'e quite sick Don’t miss the Opportunity, as the goods advertised will not last Blacksmith’« Coal and William G. Jones was a business long at the prices At lowest prices. P vistor at Como last week mentioned. Carfares repaid on reasonable purchases Lnoas’ Paints, Flagging E.S.VanNOSTRAÏîD Miss Rachel Hart is spending a Plumbing, Tinning and few days with friends at Bay Head AB.NEWBURTil H eating David Cook and wife have return­ Successor to Willis*- ed from a two month’s stay with Bottai hilil goo is. stc. Opposite 0 . R- B. friends at Cassviiie MORRIS LAZEROFF b a r n e g a t , n. j. S Washington St., Toms Bm r River, N. J.

IS County Court« LAKEHURST Taeaday teal Ie U#Om w i Fteaa A Ht*n cent foci«r w«i held by •rart« before Judge Mania, t I. the ladiea of the M. E. church, g g & a H K f i S B WaetkbU reratv d a rardtet of 9M.7 1 Wednesday craning of lart week, at with laUre.1, u»ooniiog Ie all to the home of kin. FlUpatriek. k w a t« a A P e r f e c t IDS So, agalaat Shepherd Koepp Da large crowd woe present tnd en'oyed n m m m i W all Ooetlng Korreat, a Lakewood eotlayer. The t hematites All tra« or Borirai st Das» aaa wnahrai, I It« PMltPMM* «videooe ebowed that Weethall wee Austin Morris, freight agent here, •w, I, la« i m M | ta làa T ran si,« Mtfw#. O M iklnss Olaanllnwon » liu CaraatF ul UaMi sad n«M «J N.W JMM|, , |M fMBWtMWMH •n s Durability employed to make, caabions for e has been transferred to Atsion at ita aU MIMM Mlsuova, flat Tlra qnalbv a»d qwMtiljr nf ll ana parlor, the etyle of «oebioa beiry MftiiiM « a MMIMOM aa rara fatua Emit crop. dopaiM on a »u«cUccy of -itUMLI# r.» Any sns ran brush It in tion agent la Off» titeassFkia avaras, sa« raw tkarara ,M»A." Y .l. ID arata, iraaai, wraa aaaraaa «rara, Aiitr «a» Mssnsranrub It sir left to hit jndyaentt eed when done, lira Charles Uouldy oi Asbury oa»M■ sa#saa tain*Mirti rt __m a staatj------tanto« m is , atq aaraa drapms wait,.i pay meat was refuted heeeoea Knapp Patk ia visiting at the home G jorge «tratas sad hrartwa It»«»B fiS to a rasaai uraaca tl) a i m n m Plsatk» la • purr, permanent j«a wra'Fraiffet tu n a vws. tsmiraraf Potash ■ ltd pnroua wall coating, and didn't lika them Milliard «Bara» sad lara lissa hi a »ah«: ikaa« (4) aurai UM ulvMtaf Ila* uff Ika laatl Sarai» «aavtffad, In «Iw toll. Partillswn rahkb an down not require wwhing off Owing to the Ulnae« of H H. low In Pouah will never piodnca M W i N W « lira. Samuel Brown anil children aa« laail MKMfflaf ui IS« am a of R-ajaaua to renew aa do ill kalaomlnem Walnriybt, the appeal of Norman are visiting her fsther st Long Branch m iau«t, itnaiaM, »rata aitata on« «rar- «a, ' àll **U»U»«ftfLra*M4 * ,,W It is n dry powder, ready lor H A o w tiH trU aa« loar o um » u « aitait- t g « i i W . MoClnre agaioit the 8.P C A.of Lake* The band aro practicing some new ata# nasa to a ira* ataaataf a l uta hana vt rraaS mHm '^O uitlM tU •! MMrhMMr uao by adding cold water and Craaki tatito- (i) Nona Iw«uu ««traa» ru t m e- W. Save puhh.h-1 ■ - a - of.» > V., can be eemlly brushed on by wood, waa poetponed on Tuesday pieces lor the P. O. S. of A- flag M*aiW»ati»^ukTi w m f c i . « r M .. « i » , fourteen fashionable tint«. ismi-aa*«a Oaan-a aaai lairwaa «Sala- ui tr« Nearby Happening« tion day , tara ol txfftnauf. foaialaiaa u r n hoa«r*« 1 W "«RUtAII EAU w u au a!«iiiauroM, r . > Sample oard free. tad NVMII-toor arraaaa« alxi.-lour tiiio.lnalih. A son wva born to Mr. and Mrs. •f a t aera ol tan«, iw ta* tara« »ore or low. R.w Y u L The ladiea of the Lanoks M. E Boma the u n ie prarataaa o f «Stob Hie u t« William Hartman Monday night Jonathan u llF S u tbramara a-taui Uj virtue ol TOD T AIL » MTMULSMNt 60. church will bold their annual diooer ■oadry «avleofnaavnaao«,»» ol which v u in the grove at L inoka on Decora­ aod«r Ih« hau«, ana itala of twajarala oil,Saut F o r Hnla In TO M S HIV Hit by aa« wir«, .latent the Bit» « tr of Nor-mhcr, A. D. tion day Carpenter Clarence Wilbur of ito*. ui. m . to wit at i.oo n’ni-ek p. m., on Z u. « o r « (to# f. to of New .letm y, between lue tioura of 19 m. ami •aid day, the following described real estate: D idifi I .« p. » . io «atoo town. ervieor and enumerator 6 o'clock it. ro., to wit a' i.w* o'clock p. m. on said 1905,and alter until disposed of 1C CITY, Ito.. M t.O* ».» *. change. It ia believed that the job All tractor parcel of lands nod premise«, situ­ Bay Head— Jolin» Foster day, i he following Nicvv KuiPT, s. J. district, C V Hriic*; West, C E children while teething, wltb perfeet »ecoe... 11 ute! Went along the h*I<1 Mary Hprurg«. Ciarkaon (i) at rltfbr angles au i southerly one hundred aud YliVARIA EAIliBOAB. ■oolhe» the child, enUena cue gutoa, »ll»ra »11 C'rannier and Mainuel coxes line, four chain» and sixty feet to a twenty fool alley, thence (I) at Downey lain, cure» wind colic, ant I* rbe be»t remcly for forty lluka tuoro or loan to the Baxt Hue of l o right angle« sad easterly fifty feet, thence (*> at U « itoci M ay », » 0 » DUrrlite». It will relieve ibe uoor little lufferer Tuckei ton Rail Hoatl, Thence ($ud) along the Earn right angles and northerly along Westtakv av NOTICE TO CRFDIT0 B8 Dover—U 8 Grent, Harry Ellie | muedlitely. SuM by Drugglit» In everj p»ri of Hue of the Tuckerton Kali Hoad, north tarty- vnucoiic hutulred and aixty-fivc foot to iiiu n'lilisrn Mires, Adnilni-irafor of David H Msf- Ibc world. Twonty-flve cant* » bottle Be sure «even degree* Kh«i , on* chain ami n x lluka to beginning thtwe« deooAMd, by dlreoUon •>[ the (surrogale A1NH Li ÂvRTOMB HIVER Esgleawood— John W Butter ink nut (or ‘ Ur». Winaiosr'a uuothlng Byrup a atone, theuce (Hdt 84HII h forty-mx degree« and »film county of Oliali hercb? givea nolle«* to the IDd Philadelphia. 8.0T ID , 4.0« Belied as tbe property of Theodore V. Pearce, creditors of th»* said David M. Matthews to ink take no other kind. thirty tnlntitM East, parallel to the aald Mary et a la , defendants, and taken in execution al tiya. noudaj», 41'4 P D Harvey Ctsdars— Honoia Lnkent hpragv. • larltaon dim m er ami Samuel t-'ox’a bring in their debts, drmatida and culms mgnuud lino, four cliutua and forty Unxa more or loan to the suit of ('«Uterine A. Burden, complain ant Ui« estate uf 11 0 sal 1 decedent, un-'er oath or Belfflit». So» Urto Port Pol5‘ÏÏÎÎV I "timid Heights— Frank Simpson and to bo sold r»y affirmation, with u filo** mouth« fr in Mus date« AM i d ; 4 1», ».to p m. Bundijn, a atone, Ntaiidlug lit the *ald main Shore road, roPHTNRV P JLiAHK »neriff P. R. h Tours tl ence (tth) South forty-aeven degree*, we-t one or they wl’l he for» v f birred «f au / id tun 'heif- Jackson— A'fred Jenkins, Burnett, chain ami atx liuka to v the place of orginulHg. MnVIN f\ LOMJaTMBST, .So IclUu for agulnst the «hui Kxucuiru Dated, April 10, i»jo [Pr'j fee, $f.9UJ [AVI POINT PLKAHANT May 18 has; been selected as the date Iot Con tutu lug one-half acre more or Iunm. WILLI avi in KKN, Administrator Rlror, Sc» Side Park Md waj Moore The above deaertbed lot of land h a parcel or Dated, March 81st, A. D. 19i*6 ll.iio i m, 0.10,0.4» p n , wook d ijo , jhe next PeraonalljMhmducted Tour of the Pi-nnsylvam 1 Kallroad to Washington. Th!a tract of land conveyed by John Col Hum, Jr., to p m Lace)— Frank Wilbert, Claude D ; William A Chadwick ny deed dated the SWth day RAVE PH1LADW.PHI* tour will cover a period of three dnjrn, affording of November A. I) IBM. and recorded in the SHERIFF’S SALE R-l-P-A-N-S Tabules UTor ».*», » to. 4.00 p m wook dijo. Updike ample time to vimt al! the principal points of In- Clerk ew Jersey; luuolteon going one and threo fourths days hoard And .ho secoud dated M roll twenty-first, uine-^ rtekday». U nioD iituke HtAUdiog In a d.toh and y Aorsm J. Jones aud w.fe oy Office and Postoffice ad ireaa, m Kjhi state $80.00, and also got a big donation of L & M. of Toms River, In the County of Ocean and State Street, Trenton. iYew Jersey nahawkln, 10.88 A. ».. and «.11 p m. of 'ew Jersey, between the hours of 19 ra. and deed listed v>v mb»*r-4. is»«, and r«cor led In Dealers gladly sell L. & M ., because their 6 o'clock p. m., to wit at 1.8d o’clock p. in. on Ocean County Clerk’s office in Book 998 of deeds, Da ed, Muy 9th, 19 a customers call for it, and say they used it 12, Mother Gray’a Sweet Powder« for said day, the following described real eatate; pages 148 Ac it Creek, 10.4» a. n „ and «.84 r . n. Children 14 and even 30 years ago. All that tract or parcel of land and premises Hoiked as the property of James VV. Jones, et Pttckertoo, 10.08 A, and 4.31 r . n. Don't pay $1.50 a gallon for linseed oil, hereinafter particularly described situate, lying al., defenuauts. aud txken in execution at the SEALED BIDS Successfully used by Mother Gray, nurse in 'the in the Township of lluion. In the County -f suit of Jatuen M., Vannoie, complainant, and to >HN O, PRIOR, Superintendent^ which you do in ready-for-use paint. Children's Home In New York, Cure Feverish­ be sold by ness, Bad Stomach, Teething Disorders, move Ocean and State of New Jersey; near the village Say oil fresh from the barrel at 60 cents of Vurnegat. The three lots are Joined |together COURTNEY O. CARR, Sheriff FOR STREET SPRINKLING per gallon, and mix it with L. & M. Paint. and regulate the Bowels and Destroy Worm«. Edwin P. Lonuhtkbbt, Solicitor Over 80,000 testimonials. They never fall. At and are numbered 8, tf A 10 in the report of sales Dated, April 10, ll»i)5 [Pr’a fee, $11.69] /t makes paint cost about I1.20 per gallon all druggists, 96c. .Sample FREE. Address, by the Administrators of James HoUlne, de­ Healed bids wtll he received by the chairman TOI ï HlfiffiTOWN sold by A. A. Brant Toms Biver. Allen S. Oltnsted, Le Roy, N. Y. ceased of the Township Committee of Dover Township Beginning at a stone standing on the westerly till Thursday, May 96, loos, at U o'clock noon, edge of the Main Shore road, leading from the NOTICE TO CREDITORS for sprinkling the streets of Toms River for the RAILROAD village of Uarnegat to Mannahawkin, and being Pnillp Freudemnacher and George C. Wid- period of four months Robert VanNote who has been the Corner to Aaron Blrdsall’s and Theodore matin, executors of John WUImann, de­ All bids to be addressed to, and any informa­ TRANSPORTATION C*«PANY, Herbert’s la> da, thence running (1st) South forty- tion will be furnished by employed at Lakewood, is at his live degrees and forty-five minutes East, eleyen ceased, by direction of the surrogate of Leaieen. ihe county of Ocean, hereby give uotiee W. SCOTT JACKSON chains and seventy-five links (2nd) North forty- to the creditors of the said John Wldmann, Chairman of the TowuHtilp Committee OBAFBY, Gi n . P aso. AoentJ home at Mantolokmg seven degrees, and forty-five minutes East four to bring in their debts, demands and claims WM. BURTIS, B nrr. chains and fifty-two links to the 4th corner lot No. 7, thence (3d) North forty »three degrees and against the estate of the said decedent, under Table in E r ric r CCT. 11,19081 twenty-eight mluutes West eleven chains and oath orufflrniatiou, within nine months from this FIRE DISTRICT ELECTION Composite-Observation Cars sevouty-five links, thence (4th) Month forty-seven «late or they will be forever barred of any WEEK DAYS SUNDAY degrees and forty-five minutes West, four chains action therefor against the said xecutors a m a m P in a m P m “ Something entirely new has been placed and ninety-six links to the Beginning, contain­ i'HILIP UtEUDKNMACIlEK Notice Is hereby given to the legal voters of 6 io on the Overland Limited trains It is a ing live acres and fifty six hundredths of an aero GEORGE WIDMANN Ire District, No i. of Dover township, that tho 6 13 Dated, March 99th, A. 1). !9ofi Executors, annual meeting «>11 be held on 7 08 io uu 7 14 Composite-observation car. It affords wo­ A strict measure 7 16 lo 06 7 20 6 91 SA TU R D A Y , M ay ’47, |()U5, 7 91 10 16 7 26 6 97 men passengers an opportunity of enjoying Seized aa the property of Emraor R. Wills and •id 6 88 nt, three o’clock hi the afternoon, at the Engine 7 97 10 18 7 the scenery with the greatest comfort and free wife, defendants, and takeu in execution at the House of the Toms River Fire c unpany for the 7 81 10 98 7 82 6 37 from the fumes o f tobacco smoke. Through­ B u s i n e s s salt ot Mary Etta Cox, Executrix, and Ralph B. 7 87 10 36 7 87 6 43 Gowdy, Executor of the last Will aud Testament F O R S A L E purpose of electing two Fire Commissioners and 7 43 ’() 43 1 40 6 49 out the car there has been placed a series of of William Cox, deceased, complainants, and to of appropri»ting moneys to be raised by taxa­ 7 49 10 59 7 46 6 66 steel arches, which bind sills and sides togeth­ be sold by tion wliInn said District for (Ire protection for 63 02 58 P l a c e the current year. 7 6« 11 16 7 7 6 er and strengthen the roof tn a manner which COURTNEY O. CARR, Sheriff JOSEPH G HOVER, Secretary 8 06 11 so 7 60 7 11 6 1)4 Albkrt C. Martin, Solicitor 8 91 11 58 8 05 7 27 6 10 renders the car almost indestructible.” — Dated, April 18. 1905 [Pr’s fee, $9.30] Y acht “Alkath” 8 99 1« 11 8 11 7 35 fi 17 Chicago Chronicle Without a Telephone 8 84 19 14 8 14 7 40 6 19 The overland limited leaves Union pas­ 8 40 18 19 8 17 7 40 6 22 closes an important door Formerly owned and salle l by the late Uapt WANTED 9 06 19 89 8 86 8 95 6 46 senger Station, Chicago, 6.05 p. m. daily. AN ORDINANCE Joseph Page of Island Heights 9 47 \ su 9 85 9 46 7 85 Arrives San Francisco thé third day in time to trade One of the finest passenuer bout* en the coast, lor dinner. Route— Chicago, Milwaukee & To Establish, Equip aud Regulate a Committee « U t DAYS SUNDAY on Highways for the Borough of Lavallette, less than three years old and in perfect condition Wanted—Men and women a m p m P m a ra P m St. Paul Railway, Union Pacific and South­ and adopting rules for Its government For particulars Inquire of MKN. JOSEPH A... with courage and faith, in our 6 00 12 80 4 Oü 8 80 6 8(1 ern Pacific line Be It Ordained by the Council of the Borough PAGE, Island Heights; or RALPH B. GOWDX, 665 1 90 4 47 9 19 e 9U of Lavallette as follows: 7 17 1 60 6 i>7 9 80 e 44 1, There shall be In and for the Borough of Toms HI ver, N\ J. ‘¿¡common nature, to aid in 7 9Ò 1 r>4 6 11 9 SO 6 48 A Lavallette a committee on Highways, which shall 7 98 1 60 6 1» 9 40 6no A fife burned much valuable tina consist of three members, to be appointed by the rehabilitating ex-prisoners. 7 80 1 89 6 90 9 42 fi 68 Council of the said Borough as hereinafter pro­ r n m v k R ’8 7 86 2 49 6 96 9 49 7 tft bet on the Eugene Reeder tract of vided. HAIR BALSAM Funds or personal interest. t 48 P 96 6 82 .9 66 7 lf R e s i d e n c e 9. The Duties of this Committee shall be to Clearnci and kcautiffei tho hair. 88 10 01 7 22 eedar swamps at Mannahawkin on look after repairing, opening, constructing and Promote* • luxuriant growth. For particulars address 7 49 b 87 6 Newer Fail« to Be«tor® Gray 7 65 8 62 6 44 7 29 paving of all streets, alley«, sidewalks, hoard- Hair to ita Youthful Color. 8 00 8 6 47 7 89 Monday, and burned some timber Without a Telephone is walks or other highways for vehicles, ."equest­ Cure* wx'-r dtMam k hair falling. FATHER FISH. 8 04 4 V)« 5 60 7 42 rians and pedestrians within the limits of the ssld 8 06. 4 12 s 62 7 4i for others. Reeder’s loss is said to without its best protec­ Borough. They shall report to the Council any Committee See’y, 8 10 4 98 6 66 7 41 be $looo. A hay press belonging to needed repairs and any Highways that should be 8 14 4 28 6 HO 7 63 tion from burglars or fire Opened; and give notice to property owneis BO Y E A R S ’ State Prison, Trenton, N. J. 8 90 4 40 6 06 8 OO Jefferson Oranmer was burned where sidewalks are ordered to be laid or need EXPERIENCE \0 58 88 repairs. They are further empowered to proceed Ulreetiy without any unnecessary delay to repair any of the aforesaid highways where they are in Examination for Scholarship awkin and MONBJIEACM From Atlantic to Pacific for a condition to menace the safety of those using BwPOSTATION CORFiXY them for their Intended purposes. Only $50.00, Provided: however, that where the repairs The State of New Jersey, by act of tne Legis­ ■4* m e e t O ct. 1 4 ,1 0 0 3 . »hon'd properly be made by a property holder, P atents lature, provides free Kcholitrslilp» in Kuigeis via New Jersey Central and Connections and they shall tlve the owner or owuers thirty days College, New Brunswick, N. J. V STATION8 Westward choice of three route»- Tickets on sale dally, uotiee; after which time they are to proceed An examination lor candidates for admission k»»« Arrive a » r » with me work, levying the cost against the prop­ will be held at Toms • Iver, SATURDAY, Jane 8, February 3Sth till May 14th, 1906. The New Jer­ erty lu the manner provided for new work In tho .Dim, at 9 a. m. at which tltue ail interested New York (P R m 11.48 1.33 D c s io n s should ne present. For further Information call Philad’a (P R ;;; 9.40 ».41 sey Central * 111 se II front your home station to 64th section of chapter VII of the "A ct Relating C o p y r ig h t s A c. 7.95 3.80 any corotncn point in California a ticket, giving The Nei 7ork and New Jersey to Buroiigns (Revision of 1897) on or a ldressl PRT«R TILTON, Mannahawkin 3, The Membeis of this Committee shall each Anyone sending a sket ch and description may County Superintendent ■»rneiat City Jour;, 7.10 8.(10 good accommodations, for ,50.00. and make all quickly ascertain our optniou free whotber an Sorf City 7o08 hold office for the terra of one year, to commence Invention 1« probably pateiUable^ommunlco- Conrada 7.0C arrangements for trip, checking Baggage and re­ a t noon ol the first day Of January ol the year in tlom strictly confidential. HANDBOOK on Patent« serving berths, personal attention nt transfer wbioh they were appointed. In case of vacan­ sent free. Oldest saenoy for securing pal Notic® of 8«ttl«m.*8Y( Harvey Oedara «.M Patents taken through MunnMunii Jt* Co. recen «»tate of PeoHnpe AOdtrnuiD High Point 6.0« junction points by representatives. Will route cies they shall be fflleU for the naexplred term sperioffsottes,pedal notice, without charge.charge, lathIn the « Club Houae 6.48 I6i Bmdffiy, Leu; Brush, N. J. only Votloe la h«r«bj «,»-». tliat »ho hiooois «f tlt B D p .tC .ty 6.40 via Scranton, Buffalo and Chicago or Bt. Lomu 4. All Ordinances and parts of Ordinances in­ m hfcrtbir aa Eaeootn* of «atil tVn^iop.. Andar- or Washington, Chicago or 8t. Louts; or Wash­ consistent herewith are hereby repealed and Scientific Am erican. ■ou «Iti Da uditali ami itateli DJ ih- arrogate, 1.08 this ordinance shall take effect Immediately, S-44 ington and New Orleans. Time, live days, stop- Telephone 5-199 A handoomeiy ill IArgestcir- »od reportai! for netti m—t to thè nrplranti X f t S m A88 approved tins twenty-eighth day of April. A eolation of any i Temi«, I» a Ò"»rt of'Ite Conotj of i>ve»ii, un tv Ha-» ;»y, B**ch Haven 3,8» offs at Niagara Falls or Washington. For In­ D. 1905 tho Itltdaj of.taoe n x formation and lold.ra, writs Ira K. Wnyte, Dis­ CHAN. O. EATOB0K8ON, Major WKtBt’ A K. OJt>, EiO .itill* Loare r a A. G. F u caia, Clerk Dateti. May 4th, uhi» JAB.V, J0K2I, Superintendent trict Passenger Agent, Astmry Path, N. J- m r ; i 2 ? P * H t

"lit« priisseM knew« Rusk's«?" h * «newerad. «1 have sot Mark ('«trim ambient) ta Mjr Stout Miytoiy." ‘ ■lie was «landing near (he dressing "And nothing sbotti Paul?" susgwi- tattle, where she bad Is-en absently at sd CNtrlns. tending to (be candb*«. H!:r wheeled "Nothing, Wv wees talking about M. 4» «'hootvito than « m it • round and looked at Maggie, who was its ctoutviilo.” i»j , wh* hospitably sitting on a low chair Doer “V*». I do not uuttostaud hi. do rlflo In toad , for Ells. ®* SOWERS ttie lira. She was sorry far the lone Chaos Ml!«. He stem* to uiv to to the After a Epee of Ivo Blast«« or 1 llucea of Mala girl's life. Kite did not Incarnation of Insincerity. Its poses— the door w h opened, and Ells «m m want tier to go away Just yet. There •von to himself, ||o Is always watch­ M sarely 1st« tbo room. PA1 Henry Seton Merrlman waa another chair by tbe fire. Inviting ing for the effect. 1 wonder what the Writ?" sbe Inqnlrad indifferently. Whoa Catrlnn to tndntge In those maiden effect of Idmaelf upon himself uiuy Do t'bansvllie bowed. He walked outtdracmi which attach themselves to?" pest her slid Honed Use door, which 1 Pfneland e«prri«ht, m it if > A im u i r o t n i i i to «Uppers and halrtirnablnga. Maggie laughed. happened to have left ope«. Maggie looked up with a smile which "That la rather complicated." she Then to returned nnd stood bp the Whs* slowly ebbed away. Catrlna's remark said. "It requires working out. I window. Isonluff gracefully on hla waa of tbs nature of a defiance. Her think to Is deeply Impressed wltb his M s ids atlltwds, his tonus« salt Pindand m#TN>nsnow.” unmoved. itiannfjiclurinu- ull worthy f hand at bis mustache, after the roau not known to Paul or to any of us! G oo«1n on o a r o w n premlneit V . T bedtime Catrlnn went to Mag­ "Yes,” snld Catrlnn mechanically, "it “Yes, although In a way I despise ner of a 1111111 whose small talk is ex­ Why do you not speak? W hy do you every convenience nnd cnrefvlf gie's room with her to see you—now that I know you.” hausted. It would appear that he was sit staring into the fire with your lips Is the snow.” Noiifll Nervice 1m g iv e n nt R Tt»J that she bad all that she She went toward the door, and there “ Mon DIeu!” exclaimed Etta. " If voMt. Centrally located, a IfWl wondering iiow lie could gracefully get er.uld desire. A wood Are was so close together?" A' she paused. you have anything to say, please say it. from Market afreet. One hloill mvny from the princess to pay Ills de­ “Because I do not think that we shall Reading Terminal Station. burning brightly In the open French “Does Paul love her?" she asked ab­ I have no time to probe your mys­ voirs elsewhere. stove. The room was lighted by lamps. gain unytlilng by discussing Paul and W iroeRm noodRlnM ea on'y whWf teries, to discover your parables. You (Solid Gold Bpeoinel«», or low "I calimit tell you now," he uuswer­ Ills wife. It is no business o f ours.” ruptly. It was warm and cheery. A second Maggie made no answer, aud, ns was know me well enough, perhaps, to be Sieel SpectBclui, as low ih...... ed. "Catrlnn is watching us across the Cntrlna laughed—a lamentable, mirth A rtificial Eye* Inserted. hr iuwaRJ door led to tbe little music room which her habit, Cntrlna replied to her own aware that I am not to be frightened piano. You must beware, iiiudiime, of less laugh. Catrlnn had made her own, and be­ by your cheap charlatanism.” M.ZINEMAN&BRO.^f those cold blue eyes " “That is because sbe Is your cousin question. yond wns her bedroom. "Y'ou know he does not—you know "I know you well enough,” retorted 21 North Hth St.. Ph lidoiohli and lie—he is nothing to you. You do De Chauxvllle hoarsely, “to be aware ★ a*************************************************j not care whether lie is happy or not!’ he does not!” she said. Then she went out without watting that it wns you who sold the Charity Catrlnn lmd turned upon her com­ for an answer, closing the door behind league papers to Vasslll in Paris. I I panion fiercely. Maggie swung around P R O S P I C E her. The closed door heard tlie reply. know you well enough, mndame, to be in ber chair to pick up her bracelets, I “It will not matter much,” said Mag­ aware of your present position in re­ which had slipped from her knees to X • gie, “so long ns he never finds it out.” gard to your husband. If I say a By Robert Browning the floor. word in the right quarter you would “You exaggerate things," she said CHAPTER XXVI. never leave Russia alive. I have mere­ HEADACHE EAR death?—to feel the fog In my tin oat. quietly. “I see no reason to suppose HE Countess Lnnovltch never ly to say to Catrlnn Lnnovitch that it The mist In my face. that Paul Is unhappy, it is because Obtain relief by having oureyl quitted her own apartments be­ was you who banished her father for When the snows begin, and the blasts denote you have taken this unreasonable d!s ialist prescribe for you. Defctivei? fore midday., Slie had acquired your own gain. I have merely to hand I ¡1111 nearlag the place, like to her," your mime In to certain of the Charity sight is enerally the cause. Corrw Sbe took n long-time to collect three T a Parisian habit of being in­ Tbe power of tbe night, the press of the storm, league puity, and even your husband eyesint by glasses aucl the headacjj bracelets. Then slie rose and placed visible until luncheon time. The two The post of the foe: could not save you.” a thing of the past. P them on the dressing table. girls left the castlo of Thors in a sleigh Where lie stands, the Arch-Fear la a visible form He had gradually approached her “Do you want me to go?” asked C'n- with one attendant nt 10 o'clock in or­ Yet the strong man must go: and uttered the last words face to face, For the journey Is done and the summit attnlned, trlna in ber blunt way. der to reach the hut selected for lunch­ S t ile s & Co., eon by midday. Etta did not accom­ his eyes close to hers, She held her And tbe barriers fall, "No,” answered Maggie civilly pany them. She had a slight head­ head up—erect, defiant still. Philadelphia Eye Special! Though a battle’s to light ere the guerdon be gained. enough. But she extracted a couple ache. “So you see, mndame,” he said, “you The reward of it all. of hairpins rather obviously. A t o’clock Claude de Chauxvllle belong to me.” at Cowperthwalt Sxc I was ever u tighter, so—one tight more, Catrlnn heeded the voice and not the 11 returned nlone, on horseback. After Slie smiled. The best and the Iasi! action. the sportsmen bod separated, each to “Hand and foot," he added. “But I Saturday, JUBB I would hate that death bandaged my eyes, and forbore, "Do you like M. de Chnuxvllle?” sbe gain ills prearranged position in the am soft hearted.” HOURS: 9:01) a.ni. »118:00 P.m. And bade me creep push asked. forest, he hud tripped over his rifle, He shrugged his shoulders and turn­ No! let me taste Hie whole of it. fare like my peers, “ No.” seriously injuring the delicate sighting ed away. “Does Paul like lilm?” The heroes of old. mechanism. He found (he told the “What will you?” he said, looking Bear tbe brunt, In a minute pity glad life's arrears “I don't know.” UP-TO-DATE servant who opened the door for him) out of the window. “I love you.” Of pain, darkness and cold. Catrlnn looked up for a moment only. that he had just time to return for “Nonsense!” For sudden the worst turns the best to the brave. Then her eyes returned to the contem­ another rifle before the operation of He turned slowly around. The blflck minute’s nt end,' plation o f tbe burning pine logs. closing In on the bears was to begin. “W hat?" And the elements' rage, the flend-voicea that rave. ' “I wonder why you Will not talk of PRINT- “If mndame the princess,” was vis­ “Nonsense!” repeated Etta. “You Shall dwindle, shall blend, Paul.” she said In a voice requiring no ible, he went on, would the servant tell love power. You are a bully. You love Shall change, shall become first a peace out of pain, answer. her that M. de Chauxvllle was waiting to please your own vanity by thinking Then u light, then tby breast, Maggls moved rather uneasily. Bbe - In the library to assure her that there that you have me In your power.- I am O, thou soul of my soul! 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