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LEGAL PAPER OF THF TOWN OF NUTLEY
Vol. XI. No. 15. NUTLEY. N. ^ATUHDAY, JANUARY 28, 1905. ONE DO LAR PER YEAR
T helav provides an open season for Th« Iloyal Arcanum. NUTLEY DAY BY DAY partridges, under certain conditions,- THE GREAT STORM WITH TBE BOWLERS O'l Monday nteht 'the recently Otherwise the game laws are firm,, elected officers of Kempton Council rigid and fixed. ; . Nutley Gets a ti*'u«roiu I’ortio j The storm had its depressing Royal Arcanum,' were installed by The ground hog is due February 2. The dog warden complains that he ! o f It effect, (in bowling as well as most Grand hupervising Deputy Andrews Strawberries are nearly as cheap is having troublers of his own at S h is ot her th i rigs during t he past, week. The blizzird. wl\ich on Wednesday and Gr.m * Secretary Alberts, of the as eggs. - time. Dog owners, however, must Iri i he tournament played last Fri covered a large poi'Aon of > !;eUnited step up to the captains office and ll1. i.y evening, the 20v.lt inst , on tlie order, as follows: Regent, W. D. fejj It, is said that the egg-makers’ .States, was leit ab'iit, hk settle, and the sooner done the better j inV.Nutle> Fortnightly alleys, ihe Knights of Bell; vice-regent, II W. St. John; t : strike will end next month. severe as anywhere in this pari, of fEs for all bands. Pythias bowlers won three straight orator, W. J. Kinsley; past regent, m The ice man and the coal man are the country. Vv'ilhur Ackerman; treasurer, J. . . The Confectionery Store in the games from the Independents. The 1 aughing at this strenuous bit of Tbe snow began falling T u e sd a y . ... . Feltus; collector, B. C. Brown; chap West Nutley Masonic Hall building, , I alleys hav been well patronized dur- w eath er. afternoon and on lain, E W. King; guide, Clarence P. YOUR SCALE is the place to get a good smoke and . e nef- 'iy Dll,r" : iogi.be week and some good scores mg a bl1ZZard of pronounced prePor-ihrtiebeenmude_ Reynolds; warden: Frederick Lepple: According to the 5aw, 'poll taxes you can also get the best kind of lio n s w as id progress and it continued j ,, ... , .. j _ ,v,„ sentry, O. B. Rusby; tru ste e for th ree OF WAGES have, to be paid, or the delinquents Candies and Fruit Oysters can be .I.- - ,, I On 1 uesday ufternood next the uutil alter nightfall., . . • !j TL.iclies’Bowlinw . n ,. Clubt will ubegin „„i,roll- years, Thomas H. Ritchie. Previous will be sent no jail. had at any time.—Adv. ■ The trolley cars began running tu ■ . ■ - „ will t." he higner note—bank u i j • * J i l! K on the alleys.- , • to the installation ceremonies, tbe The increase in women who are The big snow storm stopped al bunches during the forem on and no I ° council initialed ils two hundredth no tes—i f you ad verti se in 1 h e N i t - doing men’s work has been 40 per most everything in Nutley except cars ran at ai t through Nui iey after j On Masonic Alleys. member, the grand officers partici lky Sun want columns. cent, in lhe last ten years. 12 o’clock Wednesday. Those who I the delivery wagons of the Nutley The Kuiglus ol thi Pins have hao pating In the ceremonies. A happy The people who wan t helD read THE Coal & Supply l a. W ith four horses were dependent on the trolley tit ^et: h. busy week on the new alleys. Last The Nutle} Realty Company is incident of the evening was the pre Nu t ie y Su n want column's. If you 'cing plans to erect a large num- attached to the load orders were to their homes on Wednesday riimht>| Friday night ihe members of the se n tatio n . by form er O rato r St, John, are looking for work of am kind, you o£r of buildings this coming season. attended to as soon as they were had'a very unpleasant time. Onei Nutley Club iudulged in a number of of asilver headed walking stick and handed in. > car composed principally of Nutl.:>- high scores, five of which ran over umbrella to retiring Regent Acker can get it promptly and satisf rctorily Mr. II F. Morse expects to occupy ites was finally sent as far up the The I!utley Library Association, the 200 mark as follows: man , The lodges membership has through “a N utlk y Sttn want ad. ; . i;is new ttore iu the Masonic Hall line asi! was possible. Ii stow i d at of Nutley, has contracted with John O. Leyser, 210, 211. been increased by sixty newmembers E m ployers should u.*e 'i bk Is' u t ^ ky b alding the lirst of the coming Greylock Manor, stuck in a iiugh M utch for th e sum of $1,347 to per Dr Van Hiper, 211. during the ye .r. m onth. drift The occupants ot tbe car Su n want ads. All cio'ses use them. form the mason, painting, tinning, J A. Wiley, 207, 219. 'J'he lodge will give a Ladies’Night walked tbe rest of the waj. The. The cost is slight—-t he returns, are, Drifts of snow, fifteen feet highlit. plumbing and gasfltting work on In ihe open games the 200 mark at Fortnightly Club House on Mon service was not fully resumed uni il sure ■ : j» alleged, at the Delawanna car their new buildingon Passaic avenue. has also been-passed several times as day evening, Jan u ary 23. From 8 to Thursday evening. Thetrain.sei vi-e barns, tied the trolley service up William Stroms is the architect. here noted: : 9.30 o’clock progressive euclire, for aii day ihursr!ay. on the railroad was was also paraly G P. O liver, 204. . A vaudeville entertainment made priH'-s, will be played, a fte r w hich County. Kxitiniiiations. zed. On Wednesdaj afternoon the O K irkeby, 231. The monthly meeting of tlieNut- up of local artists and out-of-town there will be dancing. The Coon y Board of School Ex last i raip fro„ New York reached Dr, Van Riper. 216. 231. iey Boaid uf Education will be held talent, undei tbe direction of Mrs. On Monday evening, February 33, aminers will meet at the Nutley Nutley between 4 and 5 o’clock W. A. L am bert, 233. on 1 uesday night at its rooms in the Guy J. Edwords. will be given on the a Valentine Surprise Party will be High School February 3 and 4 for This was a double train as the early- The Nutley Club is arranging for a liign Sell, ol building. ev en in g :if Ja n u ary 30. a t th e house given jn Ihe lodge room. On the the purpose of examining candidates' one had become stall' d between here home and home series of games with of the Nutley Field Club, for the same evening a lecture will be given for '■teachers’- c< ri ilicales. ; On the Some persons residing in Nutley and Newark and it required the com the Park Colts, of tl e Park A. A. of benefit of the library building fund. by Judge Allred F. Skinner. Ib is former da i e ; i>eoimUfship,: orthogra lb ink that the millennium and the bined efforts of both locomotives t.o Newark. The Colts have defeated te.ephone service will reach this expected >hat many visitors from phy. aritiinie! i<-, geography, gram push through the snow drifts. At some of the best junior teams in this The pre-ennial attempt to tie other lodges will be present at this mar and rearin g w iii be taken up. town about the same time. midnight another train also reached section and at present are bowling in Bloomfield to Newark by annexation, time, and ihat it will be ah occasion On the following day the subjects re The regular monthly meeting of is again agatating the sorebaad Nutley from Jersey City. great form in the Globe Free Tourney Many commuters remaimd in the o; much intere't to tbe members of quired t'.r the mffereut grades of cer Avoi.daie Hose Company Ho. 1, will contingent in the former town. The in New1 York Long Island counted on to buy most freely after prices have transient and permanent guests. were to be considered at the meet of Mr. II. M. Whitfield, on Brook-i^ Table board a specialty. during a game of hockey on the ice. ing are still open. , field avenue. The ' ceremjny was!g|g advanced. But the successful investor is the man He was brought to his home in Nut The people who depp . on the pereformed by the Rev. Elbert Mr. E. F. Bassford, who had the ley and now goes to business on H| who buys when things are cheap. services of out-of-to* m ilkm en Clement of the Methodist Episcopal misfortune to sustain a sprained crutches. About three weeks ago ^ Nutley has never had a “boom” but has grown were also given some a*.odyanceas it Church. None but the immediate ankle, in getting off the train at during a hockey match on the Kings- North Newark, a few days ago, is re was impossible for them to reach friends of the family were present. Sip with a healthy growth, and agencies are at work land pond, Mr. Wigh t fell and cut The newly wedded pair will continue ported to be getting along in *a here. Of course the town dealers his left kneecap open. to make Nutley their place of jpl which will give that growth a new impetus. The satisfactory way. served their customers as usual. residence. Company, in view of this, announces that the price Whether or not a person basa right St. Paul’s Congregational Church Pg of lots will soon be materally advanced. ; to shoot game on his own property Want No Harried Legislation. out of season haa long been an un On Sunday services at 11 a. m. and Successful Card Party. 7.45 p. m. In the evenine a service The Industrial Department of j| RENT PAYERS, REMEMBER, settled question in the minds of the the Erie Railroad has issued a cir The bridge whist and euclire party sportsmen in thi* State, but a decis of songs will be held. Sunday School cular to Boards of Trade and other given Tuesday night s.t the house of §§| That when you purchase a house on our plan it ion by the State Fish and Game 9.45 a. m. and 2.30 p. m ; Young the Nutley Field Club, under the Commission at Danville is taken by Peoples' meeting 7 p. in. Mid-week business organizations along its i f costs no more , than rent, with the addition that.one- lines, claiming that the proposed auspices of the Nutley Improvement sportsmen to settle the question tl at j meeting, Wednesday 8 p. m., with hurried national legislation design Society, was a successful event. The half of the monthly payments actually goes back it is a violation of the enactment, i lecture by Mr. Hesselgrave. winners in the euchre contest were: ed to readjust railroads rates, is ||| into your own pocket. Wouldn’t you like to have calculated to work more harm than Miss Saiah M. Appold, a fabriele good and “believes that before any glass vase; Mrs. Chas. B. Boyce, a something more substantial to sho-vr for your rent attempt be made to pass such biils handsome candlestick; Conrad F. than a. bundle of useless receipts. Ray, asilver letter clip; Charles B. adequate time and consideration New houses, original in design, skilfully c»n- should be given to this stupendous Royce, a silver mounted cane. The subject so as to mature plans which winners in the bridge games were: structed. of the best material and workmanship, will be for the Interest of all." Earl Murray Michael, a silver match equipped with erery convenience, and perfectly safe: a japalac cigaratte case, said to Y O U A R E have been picked up on the battle appointed in every particular, ar« constantly being CLEAR CJP THE COMPLEXION field before Port Arthur by one of erected on Prospect Heights...... WASTING MONEY DRUGGISTS SAT 1AIAKOI.A TTOIiKS the attaches of the Japanese forces and sent to Mr. L}man Nichols, of If, after an inspection, your idea of a home II jour coal doesn’t bum readily, WONDKKS TOSt TH* SUN. steadily and n'duce completely to a sh e s. H. T. Lefferts not only recoin this town, who presented it to the is still unrealized, submit your ideas of what it should W h y no t baTo It all bum ? mend* L axakola as the ideal liquid society, was won by Mr. Guy C. Ed be to us and we will make a special design embody No use paying for slutts or dirt laxative for women and children, words. Ladies’ first prize, a majolica won't barn. tea set, Mrs. Joseph G. Lamb; second ing your suggestions, and with Prospect Heights for You'll bo thoroughly pleased If yon but some of his lady customers say sonduita trial order. We won't haro to it is also a remarkable skin bcautilier. prize, a brocaded silk card case, Mrs. a setting your “Ideal Home” will be no longer a coax you to nend t i e n e s t. The reason is easy to find. William .1. Berg. N ut, Stovo aud Egft $ S .1 S per 3.0°® »»■ L axakola moves the bowels regu dream bnt an easily acquired possession. 11 y o u tw o to n s —ou * to n $ 0 . 2 5 - lar ly and without dieeomfort, and at the same time stimulates the liver The Reformed Olmrcli. NUTLEY REALTY COMPANY. NUTLEY COAL A SUPPLY CO., and acts upon the bilepigments thus removing the cause of sallow, muddy On Sunday the pastor Rev. William WM. A. RAMBERT. President. >Pbo*«T»J. Off:**, High S t. skins that do so much to impair the Stuart will preach. At 11 *. in., beauty of one’s complexion. subject, “ Wiseand Foolish Election” ; 99 Nassau Street, N. Y.„ and Nutley, N. J. If you prize a freah, clear, velvety skin and regular habits, or if baby 7.4.5 p. m.subject, “Can’t You See1'? Now is the time to start to hare your house ready for Sunday School and B ible Class 9.43 a. needs a mild, safe, gentle laxative spring occupancy. ■ . ' - when colicky or constipated, just try m .; 7.15 p. m. Sons ai>d D aughters of N. T. Telephone 4WI Cortlandi a 25 cent bottle of L axaxola w ith th e K ing; Wednesday 8 p. m., congre DESCRIPTIVE BOOKLET FREE. «»*ley Telephone, 77 J H.T. Lefferts’ guc^ntee it will do all claimed for it, or ynn can get back gational prayer nieeti&g. F-P- Barr, your money. leader. ■ ■ ■ , get a bVeath of God’s air, / He told TO MAKE p l u m p c h e e k s . me the wliolo story and when I met Miss Mitford in tbe railra^y carriage New Process Guaranteed to Do the I remembered tbe name/and I found Work Well. Saved Money for Client1 out she was the womaji. I managed It. seems marvelous that there ■This My Life to get her to come to sfee him and it's’ sliauli he ever encountered anything all right. His uncle’s dead and left but a pretty woman when one con him his money so they can get mar “Our. cleverest work,” said the old ly. ‘I'll fight this case clear to the 1 strive tu keep me tn this sun; templates all the various processes ex I pick no quarrel T-rith the years. ried when he gets ^vell.” lawyer reminiscently, “is not Hiways limit no matter what it costs.’ * Nor with tho fate—tu.«l even the one ploited for the purpose of effecting “I argued with him. but it was no That holds the shsiu;;-. Mrs. Clark walked over to Miss magic-like transformation of a homely done in court”. ••• . Mitford. ■ ■ use. He’d pay me anything/!, wantefe: chin, crooked nose or other ill-shaped ''No?” said the . young man - inquir 1 take occasion by the nand; “Dearest Mollie,” she said, “we -will to fight the case, but he wouldn’t pay I'*n not too nice 'tvvixt weed and facial feature, and likewise tbe end ingly, according to the New: Tbrk slow er; the plaintiff a cent. I would have lake him out to Pugsford. He’ll get less array of beauty balms, complex Press, . “Possibly you could give an I do not stay tc umi'ri^land; well guicklf in that fresh air." been satisfied muk-.r the eircnm- I take mine hour. Ia ion masks, skin foods and prepara* illustration.” “She's a sweet woman.” said Mrs. ! tions warranted to remove wrinkles, stances* in going ahead £nd .lotting.'; The time is short at h: >;t. ' Clark as she and her daughters left “Undoubtedly I could,” replied the: him ran into a lot of expensive and 1 p;i;-;h rig h t onvixrtl wmV: 1 m a y ; freckles and other blemishes. old lawyer. “In fact, I was thinking 1 open to the wincte m y b re a s t. the house. “There’s nothing design The man who can restore the bloom useless litigation, but i./didn't IHce; t®;- And walk the way. ing about Mollie.” of the ease of an irascible old fellow •do it. So I went to see th e lawesnF.:: A kind heart streets me here anil there; who once kicked a servitor out. of the on . the other side. He knew /he ; had-;- I lude from, it my aouhts and IV.urs, I tradse, and sav tho path it fair HIS STEAK WAS READY. house. I believe there was a differ a good case, but he also;. knews/ms: A long1 the yrar.-?. ence of opinion as. to the amount of client had lots of money and; ^enldi — John Vrnif.e nrIent. Sarcasm of the Wife Net Wasted 011 wages the man was entitled to. 'At make a prolonged and costly fight; Consequently he was inclined to he. the Delinquent Husband. any rate, the testy old gentleman put himself in the wrong when he ejected reasonable, He hunted up -his client Sarcasm loses nothing by awaiting and talked it over with him and thq; the psychological moment for its ua- the man with the 'violence of both client said he .-.would compromise fo#- /* J 2 r terance. Also it oftentimes is most language and action .and the man was 525. His lawyer made -a reasonable., fraught with the sharpness of a two- sm art enough- to know it. : charge and I closed with them on . the ; edged sword when it is contained ia “He hunted up a lawyer immediate spot and paid them. .. IW tt(pifaD ii[C [£> a simple statement of fact. ly and put the case in his hands and “Then I went back to my client! A husband given to periodical looks then I was called in. The wrathy old told him I had put up such a, biuf6 upon the cocktail when it contains a fellow.,was mad clear through and he that he never would hear of the case .; cherry, his glance at such times dwell was going to flght the case all the again, turned in a bill that covered;: ing thereon for two or three succes way up to the highest court and back the- cost of the. settlement...I—bad. ef sive days without interruption, arose B T S - C -jPZC /ZZTlSP again if necessary. He was a person fected and he paid it without a, ffitipy, one morning recently with a head out al friend of mine, and I didn't want mur. He sometimes speaks -to. me (Copyright, W04, by Daily Story Pub. Co.) , of all proportion to his hat measure, to see him waste his money foolishly, now of the clever , work I did ,in that; and a throat that felt like a limekiln. of youth and rounded outline to a so I advised him to compromise it.” case, bwt he doesn't know how clever- "My dears,” said Mrs. Clark, looking his nieces. He drank with gusto the No explanation was needed when he faded cheek will get all the work he “ ‘Not if he offers co compromise it, really was and what a lot of cash,, bowl of punch which Mrs. Clark, with up from a letter she bad been read told his wife he was going out for a can handle and the latest piece of ap for ten cents,’ he asserted vociferous it saved him.” ing, “Mollie Mitford is coming to pay prayers for forgiveness, mixed with moment to get rid of the olive green paratus which has been suggested for us a visit. She will be here next her own hands. Mrs. Clark went to taste in his mouth; he would be back this purpose is shown herewith. If you week.” bed relieved. Evidently Miss Mit- right away. All she said was: “Bring should come suddenly upon a female “But, Mamma.” said Jane, with elon ford’s change of manner did not re a steak home with you for breakfast.” acquaintance displaying two hornlike Booth Had Narrow. Escape gated visage, “Uncle Thomas will he sult from anything tbe captain had He went to a cocktail dispensary things sticking from her month you said to her in the railway carriage. here then.” and got his brace. As he was going may conclude that she is undergoing There is a reminiscence of Otis square at bis head. He held up , his,; “There’s no danger,' replied Mrs. In tlie morning the development out he met a friend, who told him he the newest process for plumping sword, but as'the two weapons struck Clark, placidly. “Mollie is crushed. came. Mrs. Clark beheld Captain Bas- Skinner’s association with Edwin would feel better if be had another. cheeks. Booth that will bear repetition, having mine broke through 'his guard- an*;-; She's not designing.” com and Miss Mitford talking- ear He did feel better, so much better The device made use of consists of struck him with stunning force on the Jane shrugged her plump shoulders nestly in the parlor and Miss Mitford net been repeated for several seasons. that he was prevailed on further to a pair of metal arms with two of the head. Had he not worn: avery heavy unii Lydia turned up her pretty nose, was wiping tears from her eyes. A improve the state of his physical and extremities filled with “cheek pieces,” It concerns an accident that came bnt Mrs. Clark heeded not these man wig and about his head a circlet , of ■ conference was held. Again were mental being by a third diving after a conforming substantially to the shape near resulting in the serious injury iron, the blow would certainly have ifestations of disagreement and went Jane's plump shoulders shrugged and cherry. He did not see his home for of the cheeks. This is thrust into the of Mr.. Booth, and Mr. Skinner de killed him on the spot before my .ter-;; on with her breakfast. again Lydia's pretty nose upturned. two days. mouth and under the cheeks and when clares it to be the most dramatic rified gaze. As it was,. he was stun*/ It was Mrs. Clark’s plain duty in life The fiat was pronounced. Miss Mit- Again, one morning he awoke with distended to the utmost is locked in moment in all his footlight career. to prevent designing women forcibly lied, for a moment, and after the act, iron hands pressing into his head and that position and allowed to remain “It was in the fall of 1889, and I when he took off his wig and heavy;, marrying her brother-in-law. “He is his tongue cleaving to the roof of his there as long as convenient. The in was, playing the “leads’ with Edwin not. fitted for the matrimonial state,’ crown, there was a tremendous bump mouth. His wife heard him stirring ventor of this device claims that there Booth and Mme. Helena Modjeska,” on his foi'ehead where my sword had; Ehe would say to friends and when and went to the door. “Your steak is is no further excuse for a sunken relates the actor. “We were playing Captain Bascom spent his time ai. her struck. ready,” she said. cheek and that a woman may defy the 'Macbeth/ Mr. Booth impersonating “It makes my blood run chill; even , snug cottage, us he always uid be attacks of time by simply making use the King and I Macduff. You remem tween voyages, he was carefuil} now at the very thought of my emo of the machine, which keeps the flesh ber the scene in thj? last act, where guarded against feminine attack. . A Revival of the Album. tions at-that intensely dramatic mo of her face as firm and round as that Macduff rushes on, crying to the king, ment, when the play, ceased t© be; s. rampart of sister-in-law and nieces The photograph album Is about to of the 16-year-old girl. 'Turn, hell hound, turn’’ and forces mimic thing for me and real death, sheltered him from even a glance from be restored to popular favor. For the him to the combat. The great trage stared me in the face. The weapons* some spins'.or r.nd while he honored past ten years it has been relegated Wedded Twice During a Single Day. dian had been growing weaker and by the way, both of them are now m the cottage with his presence it was to the garret, while people have hung Hagerstown, Md., Jan. 7.—To be weaker that season, and. although- iin my possession. ; They are heavy com-/ "ware hawks” to all unmarried la- the pictures of relatives and friends married twice in twenty-four hours is accomplished swordsman, had little bat swords and I have never dared? 4ies. They never crossed the thresh in airy bits of wire known as the pho the unusual distinction held by Miss strength in his guard. In the nervous to use them since in any of my stage old of the Clark residence. tograph bolder, interjected into stray Mary Veronica Harrington of Win ness of the first performance I rushed duels, but I still treasure them as soii- Captain Bascom liked his sister-in- comers of bureaus or dressing tables chester, Va„ and John Thomas Heid- on, crying the lines, and brought my venirs of one of the most thrilling! and generally maltreated them and al law aad bis nieces and enjoyed his ler of Portsmouth. O., who were mar blade down with a crashing blow events in my stage life.” . v visits though be was bored at times lowed them to be subjected to the dust ried on Wednesday morning in Win over the presence of ancient matrons and grime of the daily atmosphere. chester by a Catholic priest, afterward who were occasionally invited to tea. The now general use of the camera coming to Hagerstown, procuring a He sometimes asked, plaintively, it has helped to restore the once passe marriage license and being married by Solace of the Christian there were no well favored young picture album to its former dignified a Protestant minister. When Mr. women in Pngsford, but as be never position on the parlor table. Heidler called on Court Clerk George received a satisfactory answer be Hope on. hope ever. Though dead leaves 1 Hope on, hope ever, for loisg-.vanishetf The new photograph albums are dif B. Oswald regarding the second li a re lying I faces . doubtless imagined that well favored ferent from those of the days of long cense he said that a breakfast had fol In mournful clusters 'neath your wan Watch for your coming On young women were not indigenous ago. They are far more artistic and dering feet; shore, • . lowed the first ceremony, after which to Pugsford and that those whom he easy to handle. Sometimes they are Though wintry winds through naked E'u while you whisper In thj they had left presumably for a wed . . places . , , .; I occasionally saw on the street were made of fine leather, sometimes oi boughs are sighing Was wiping tears from her eyes. ding trip, but as he was a Protestant The flowers are dead; yet ia the mem The'" lYfesi.-yi ' v-:o}'d/y “ N ot tosti strangers. befo re!” S ) soft kid, but at all events they are no! ory sw eet t ■ he also washed to be married in that H ope on. on. hope hope ever. :5 'Eope Captain Bascom had two thousand ford was to go. In the evening Jane so likely to jar upon artistic sensibili Of summer winds and countless roses came breathlessly upstairs. She was faith. keep singing, . J pounds invested in consols. Of a ties as did the velvet and plush af glow ing When low you bend ;t’:4 passing the parlor and had overheard fairs which were once the pride and 'Neath the warm kisses of the gener verity this sum would coir 2 to the two “Mortgage Lifters.” yard: sod, \ \ the captain say to Miss Mitford, “Say adornment of the parlor tables of al! ous sun. s ! And fervent players . chaste, Misa Clarks on the captain’s death, Here are three specimen ears from provided—but then, Mrs. Clark was yes, my dear.” That was all, but it well-regulated households. Hope on. hope over. Why. siioulrAtears ■ thoughts are winging, *■ . was enough and Mrs. Clark felt that a field of corn grown in Potawattomie be flowing? ^ ‘ ' T h ro u g h sig h s .and tears, t o th e 'brij resolved there should be 110 “provid county, Iowa. They were seat--to the In every .st'.asoii^is some victory won. -. throne of God' ed" if- she could help it. Hence mar the whole edifice she had so carefully R ac o n te u r. "World labeled “Mortgage' Lifters.”’ riageable and well favored spinsters built about those two thousand pounds Hope on/ hope ever. Though you deck H ope o r , hope ever, ■ Let not: tofi or sor- ; Wlu-n I "licit? Jabez makes a joke, it's j They certainly^ mifesure up to this were rigidly excluded from the Clark was toppling to the ground. m ighty hiH'd to tell loved tresses row With trembling fingers for the silent invitation list during the captain's Miss Mitford left early the next ’Jos what a feller ought to do. -najne. \_ Still the sweet music of Hope’s /heaven-* Cause if you laugh ’tore he sets I The smallest of th'6Hliree ears is 13 g rav e; . ly voice. - - ■ stay. morning. What Mrs. Clark said to Though cold the cheek beneath your fond From every dawn some ray, of, comfort thro u g h [ inches long and 2 inches' in diameter. With Miss Mitford it was different. her man knoweth not, but a woman It riles him up a spell. caresses, . borrow . . can get rid of a woman when she so An’ then a dreadful silence comes; it’s Look up, true Christian soul; be calm, That in the evening you may still re -, She was not hy any means bad look minutes til! it’s broke. joice. “ , . - ■ ,. . desires in a way that is not chroni Paw holds his breath be brave! ing nor unattractive, but she was Steered half to death. T-Jope on. hope ever. Though your-hearts Hope on. hope ever—words beyond com- . crushed. Years before she ’iad been cled. Mrs. Clark saw her go and drew When uncle makes a joke. be breaking. - p a rin g , .• - , .. . -,/ , - ; •, engaged to be married and on tbe a breath of relief. Let flowers of Resignation wreathe Dear to the hearts that nameless woe», ; When ordinary people tell us riddles, your cross. . have risen; ; wedding day the groom had disap But the house Mrs. Clark had build- there is fun. Deep in your heart some heavenly wis To all that mourn, sweet consolation peared as if the earth had swallowed r-d about those two thousand pounds But when folks happen to he rich dom waking, . ‘ bearing. ■ * him. It was entirely proper that Miss rested on the sand. That evening It’s hard to tell which thing is which For mortal life is full of change and Oh, may they prove the, Christian*® That’s proper to be done. / guide to heaven! .- . ^ ./ , '. Mitford should be crushed, and crush Captain Bascom announced that he An’ paw, he says, it Jabez overlooks u* loss. ed she was. Young girls viewed her was sroins: to London the next morn we’ll be broke. We must laugh right with intense .nterest as having a halo ing. And be polite of romance around her head and spin “When he goes, I'll go, too,” said When uncl’e makes a joke. Willing to Swap Records sters while averring that it served her Mrs. Clark; there was fight in Mrs. An' so. in order not to take a chance, right for putting any sort of trust in Clark. However small. . man admitted she was most becoming Captain Bascom look tbe a a. m. Paw nas collected the whole lot A man with a wild look of hope in while I’m willing to take his anrl asls An' told ’em over till we’ve got no questions.” - - •> -/ 14 ly crushed in her manner. train for London. Mrs. Clark took the To know ’em one an’ all. his- eye entered a West Baltimore An’ now we laugh exactly when a certain street phonograph establishment, says Still more profoundly beaddled, th.©' It was an odd coincidence that Miss lit a. m. train, and on her arrival in w >rrl is spol-:e. Mitford and Captain Bascom should Louden was driven directly to the Maw needn’t midge, the Baltimore American. salesman called the proprietor and; come down from Loudon in the same Paw needn't budge, Stepping up to a salesman, he said: said: .... . docks, where lay the captain’s steam Wh.-u uncle tells a joke. carriage and become acquainted on the er. —W ash in g to n S tar. “I’ve got one I'll trade to anybody on '■'Here’s one that's nutty for keeps.: journey, but Mrs. Clark gave little "You've just missed 'im,” said the sight or unseen. So trot out any of I’m away off from understanding whafe; he's driving at. Come and take a,whirl; weight to this happening. She did. mate, in answer to her enquiry for the Low Prices in Philadelphia. ’em and I’ll s w a p mighty quick and captain. “ ’E’s took a cab and gone glad of the chance.” at him and see if you can get next.” ,. An interesting and amusing instance The proprietor came forward briskly^ habout a half hour ago.” of business acumen on the part of a "One what?” asked the mystified He, however, remembered the ad On it are 900 grains of rich yellow and said, with Iris lips close to th«i German butcher in Philadelphia is fur corn, distributed in fourteen rows. salesman. . - . stranger’s ear: . . dress given by the captain to tbe cab nished by a gentleman in that city. The visitor put his hand to his ear, driver, and Mrs. Clark re-entered her On the largest ear there are 1,000 “What is it yon want?” .; . / : “One day,” says this gentleman, “I grains in sixteen longitudinal rows. and looked puazled, proving that, bis “ Why,” said the stranger,: “I wranfe cab. inquired of The butcher the price of hearing was slightly defective. Being "He’s taken lodging in Southwark, The three ears weigh five pounds, to patronize your place of business.. sausage.” . not quite sure that the salesman had my dears,” she said, with set face. and would provide a hearty meal for saw a sign out. there ,on the window^ “ ‘Sausage iss sixteen cents a a hard-working horse. “He wants to be near that designing spoken, the visitor went ou; .. . ‘Records Exchanged,’ and I was telling! ‘ pound.' replied he, after a moment’s Placed beside one of these big gold “Yep, mine isn't a very good one, your clerk I had an, unenviable’; records baggage. I'll break up her game.” hesitation: ‘but to-day 1 haven't no it was an unpretentious bouse in en ears an ordinary ear of corn looks I’ll admit, but it might suit some man that I would be willing to get rid ot sausage already.’ like a "nubbin,” such as is passed over with a tougher conscience than mine. at any terms.” : - Southwark at which the cab stopped, “Whereupon 1 asked why. If he had and left in the shuck at a husking bee. Some fellow who luts a longer life And the proprietor ■ of the pliono- and Mrs. Clark, finding the captain not the goods h« should quote a price Though many banks have failed in ahead of him in which to live it down grapherv went out and changed the was within, entered. thereon.” Iowa recently, this-photograph certain m ig h t‘get along very well with mine,. sign. . ; - , - “ ’E’s hupstairs,” said the girl who “ ‘Der question iss easy to answer.’ ly is proof that the corn crop has npened tbe door. “You can walk replied he. without a suspicion of a not failed.—New York World. hup." smile. ‘If I had some of dose sausage Plainly there was a woman’s voice den der brice would be dwendy cents, Census Taken With Beads. T r a i t s o f i h e J a p a n e s e ' i-'niin:;' from the room which was yes, B1.1t I haf no sausage, no; so J The recent census of the natives in designated as containing the captain, makes der brice low.* It glfes me a the Transvaal was taken with beads. In “More Qtieejr Things About Jap live, on rice or offal of the sea; and he- and Mrs. Clark shuddered and glanced reduoivshun und it costs me nod- Each herdman was furnished with. a an” Douglas Sladen says: ‘'Perhaps •-Is so accustomed to carrying heavy at. her daughters. It was too late, for dings.’ ” number of beads of different colors, the captain himself opened the door one of the severest . of -.etiuuettes in weights and. -running long distances , and twine on which to string them. A that he can Ve his own commissariats and beckoned Ihem in. Japan is that of smiles. When you Not Actuated by Generosity. big black bead represented an adult and even his own horse. , As England'; Miss Mitford knelt by a bed and a married native, a big yellow bead a have lived in that land of smil4s you thin, emaciated man held her hand. A precocious youngster of 5 years, turned its foot soMliers. into mounted grown-up single man, a big blue bead will learn in time that when you can “That’s her lover,” whispered the living on the Park Slope, has a little infantry, so: the Japanese ean tura sister, with whom he is compelled to a married woman, and a white bead a understand a Japanese smile you may their riksha. boys, of whom. there are. : captain to Mrs. Clark, “the fellow single woman over 15 years old. A “There's no danger,” replied Mrs. who cut and run the day be was to divide his gifts, very much to his dis hope to understand the people,. A 50,MO- in Tokyo alone, iuto/uEmotinted' small yellow bead stood for a boy and Clark, placidly, “Mollie’s crushed.” marry her. It seems there was some like. The little girl generally comes uaughter-in-law must always present, a j cavalry. Their, courage is woifderful. out. at the small end of the horn, and & small white bead for a girl. smiling face to her mother-in-law; the j The Japanese does not fear death ia however, note a change in Miss Mil money missing in a banking house where he was a clerk and they sus therefore, wheil,. one day recently, htf servant must smile when his mistress any form.” - ford's manner. There was a faint was noticed eating the smaller of two Mosquito Caused Man’s Death. dismisses him. Butthss-iwnvs of a death , If the Japanese are somewhat lax . gieam o£ hopefulness about her which pected him. His uncle, a proud old applies that had been given to him, it A Jersey mosquito caused the death puKv.led Mrs. Clark. Miss Mitford had stick, made the loss good and told him must be told witfi laughter. Laughter as regards their, religion,- they , are at ,: to leave England. He went, to Africa, excited the comment of his mother. of a barber named Rosho Dorso at is reserved for very special occasions any rate believers in cleanliness. ; The ; long ago ton;worn man, r.-'l it was Harrison, N. J. The barber was shav scarcely possible that she had become up the Haut Congo, and saw nothing “How did you hapepn to give Elsie and has no relation to joy; smiles are writer says: “Personal cleanliness la. but niggers and malaria for ten years. the big apple and keep the little one ing and a mosquito lit on his nose. used on every occasion to conceal real a virtue which all Japanese servants ; interested in someone. That some The razor was directly under the thing had happened, Mrs. Clark felt Well, after he’d gone they found tbe for yourself? Mamma is glad to see feelings; they are not always sig possess. It is no .unusual thingjfor i&f" robber but they never found the -lovec. her little boy growing generous.” barber’s chin, anf'f in making a slap nificant of pleasure. . •: Japanese servant to aiwloglz®fo,::»r Kure. and she resolved to watch close to drive away the mosquito be cut a ly for developments. The captain was He was among the niggers. He was “There wras a worm in the big one,” “No wants has the Japanese,” the mistress for aot having had; ta « star deep gash in his throat. A physician as of yore. He shook the house with brought down to London to die and I nonchalantly replied Johnny.—Brook same w riter continues". “He can live bathe more- than three .tta«f.-?0 M®* his roara of laughter and joked with tool; him 011 my steamer so lie could lyn Eagle. arrived too late to save him. in his clothes without a tent; he can day." • MRS. DUKE UNDER ARREST. NAME CHANGED EACH TIME. OHAKIBS A. KarST.SK Johann Hoclh W edded and Provided WORLD AUTO RECORD Charged W ith Swindling? Tew s Firm IEW JERSEY HEWS FHEDSTtfCTC KEYLEE ILT li’lsits For M any Brides. Ctat oi’ $3,000: NEW YORK, Jan. 25. — Mrs, Alice CHICAGO, Jan. 25—It has been as MacDonald at Ormond Beach Chief Events of tie West Tfirong&oni certained that Johann IIocli had at Webb Dalce, wife of Brodie L. Duke, least thirteen -wives in ten years. Four Beats All Former Figures. was arrested in a cab in Wall street tiie Garden State. JOHN G. KEYLER'S SONS S t. Fol of them died soon after their marriage. here on a warrant from Texas and Petersburg’s Lead All of them were swindled. A four taken before Magistrate Flammer in teenth woman has been found who VANDERBILT’S SPEEDY SUN OUTDONE the Tombs police court, where she was BRIEFS FROM EVEBYWHEBE lowed by Riots at Radom. was engaged to him. Six of the thir heid in $3,000 bail on a charge of hav Funeral Directors St'akeman Killed—Three Men in a teen wives are identified. The estab Great Motor Car Hacing Meet Opens ing swindled a Texan of $3,000. She was unable to furnish bail and was Boat Near Death—Water, Light and lishments where seven others are be W ith Eclat on A tlantic Tide Roll Sewers, and Embalmers lieved to have lived have become ed Sands In Florida, W liere sent to the Tombs. The paper arrived 1 GSG0W AND KOVNO AROUSED Known. More wives are likely to ma Jfoted CUanffienrs G ather. several days ago. Detective Sergeant Brakeman Killed. terialize. O’Connell was given instructions to go Harry Day, of Camden, a brakeman ORMOND, Fla., Jan. 25. — Arthur to the office of John Albert Chrystie 506-558 Bloomfield Avsnu® : This much has been brought to light ou the Pennsylvania; Railroad, was MacDonald, driving a ninety horsepow and wait there for the woman, as it by a day of investigation into the his . fatally injured by falling from his New Governor For Capita! City Ap er Napier, covered five miles in 3 min was learned she might go there. Bloomfield, N. J. tory of the man who married two sis ‘ train at East Rahway. One leg was ters in Englewood in one month and utes n&d 17 seconds here, lowering W. O’Connell saw a woman drive up to pointed by Czar. K. Vanderbilt’s world’s record of 3 severed and he was crushed. Hew-s who disappeared a week ago, after the the building in a cab. I-Ie approached ... . . T e l b p h m r s 35 j carried to the freight itous.e at Scott death of the first sister, with the mon minutes and 31 2-5 seconds. her before she alighted and asked: Arthur E. MacDonald, with his fifty “Are you Mrs. Duke?” I avenue, and afterward brought on a ey of the second. ■ j passenger tram to -Elizabeth. He died No trace of Hoch has been found, horsepower machine, heretofore un “Yes,” she smilingly replied. “Who NEWSPAPER PUBLICATION STOPPED j while. being taken from the car to the and police circulars have been sent tried, took a long flying start and went are you?” over tlie country in hope of his cap by the starters’ and judges’ stand at a O’Connell told her who he was and ! ambulance nsthich was to nave taken ture. splendid clip. All remarked on the his errand, and Mrs. Duke became hys him oo the General Hospital. The Ruftnmn Troubles M ultiply — Many A furniture dealer on Milwaukee ave smoothness and speed of the machine, terical and- began to scream and cry. body was placed in Martin’s morgue. L a r g e Cities InvoJved—Polish City nue informed the police last night that and a record breaking run was looked She said: : . he liad furnished five different flats for for. When the automatic pistol fire “I’m the wife of Brodie I.. Duke. I Three Men in a Boat Near Death. Tata Sfcutfe of Siege. W here People, announced the finish and the timers CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $I5Q»«9@S Fired osi toy M ilitary, R eturned the Hoch, each time under a different was married in Dr. Parkhurst's church. name, and that he had a new wife for stated that the five miles had. been cov His family are trying to hurt me. I A small cod fishing steamer,, with FaHiliUide, K illing- Czar’s Officers. every Bat. ered in .3 minutes and 17 seconds fiat have done nothing wrong.” a crew of three men, struck on the a mighty shout went up. MacDonald shoals off Barnegat sshortly after dark ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 25.—Tiie The dealer told the police that he Mrs. Duke again began to scream, and SflFE DEPOSIT BOXES knew that the women who were in lowered the world’s record by just as a crowd was collecting O’Connell at night. The vessel’s keel stuck in appointment of General Trepoff, the stalled in the first three fiats died in a 141-5 seconds. His average for the called to the driver to “whip along,” the sand the .big waves swept over for r e s t a t $4.00 and upw ards. former chief of police oC Moscow, to five miles was 39 2-5 seconds, only two- her, nearly freezing the men before short time after marriage. He asked and they drove to the district attor VAULTS ARE FIKE, BTJEGUIiAB tlie governor generalship of St. Peters fifths of a second under the world’s ney’s office. they could be taken off by -tiie Gov Hoch why he changed his name every ! ^ A N D DAMP PRO O F. burg was accompanied by an imperial time he married, and Hoch replied that record for a single mile, held by Mr. Mrs. Duke was weeping and some ernment crew in a lifeboat. The men . decree announcing the creation of the he did not believe he could get mar Vanderbilt. what hysterical while in the district were rivived at the station. They Three and one-half per cent. inter Guy Vaughn, in a forty horsepower post of governor general. The incum ried under the same name every time, attorney'-) office. George Simpson of were Alfred Johnson, Gus Sneden and est allowed on Time Deposits. Decauville car, established a new mid 1 bent of this office, the decree states, as many women would object to mar her counsel arrived and tried to quiet Morris Classen. They were making dleweight record for five miles. will be in control of all tlie depart rying a man who had been so many her and make arrangements for avoid their way from Rockaway to Angies e-a ^■Interest begins the first day ot ments of administration of the city times a widower. He made the distance in 4 minutes ing any further trouble. to begin cod fishing. - each month. and government of St. Petersburg, Police Inspector Shipp has heard that and 32 2-5 seconds. Mrs. Duke was arraigned before The first race in the meet which be Deposits received subject to check. •with power to demand the assistance in April, 1898, when Hoch was on trial Magistrate Fhunmer on a warrant Water, Light and Sewers. gan here resulted in a victory for Webb of the military and possessing all tlia for an alleged attempt to swindle a charging her with having swindled E. rights of the minister of the interior furniture firm, a minister from Wheel Jay. L. Brush of the Commercial bank of Citizens of Lumberton, in special The race was one kilometer for mid over appointments to tlie municipal ing, W. Va., was in Chicago and rec Nacogdoches, Tex., of $3,000 and held meeting, voted in favor of a water, j WM. McKENZliC, Preslden ii. - dleweight cars, the starters being Jay, council and the zemstvos and also the ognized in Hoch a man the minister for examination. plant the town has needed for years. I in a fifteen horsepower White car. and HARRY MEYERS, Vice-President right to forbid individuals to remain in had married some time before and With an authorized capital of $50,000 F. Leblanc, in a twenty horsepower FRANK TERHUNE Treasurer. tlie city. whose wife had died under suspicious Roar oC Big G iiiln PriKhten Finh. the Lumberton Light, Water and Sew Darracq. Jay captured the contest The decree, which Is addressed to the circumstances. A police officer may be NEWPORT, R. I., Jan. 25.—The fish age Company will erect the plant, and easily, winning in 42 2-5 seconds. Four senate, says: sent to Wheeling to question the min ermen of Newport, Block Island, Mar when this is completed efforts will be Michael Meyer, hundred feet from the finish he had Sol. Meyw “Mrst.—The city and government of ister. thas Vineyard, New Bedford and other made to install a lighting plant and some trouble with his running gear, St. Petersburg are placed under the au points are preparing a petition which sew&r system. The. company also has W ill Pugh Barge Canal W ork. but was able to coast over well in ad thority of the governor general. will be sent to congress -asking that franchises for trolleys, and steps may ALBANY, N. Y., Jan. 25.—Governor vance of his fellow contestant. ■ “Second:—In questions where the body to stop target practice by war bo taken to connect Lumberton with Higgins has plainly indicated that he The second event was a five mile maintenance of state institutions aud ships during the spring, summer and other towns. ' The incorporators of will permit no delay in the construc sprint for stock cars, valued at be i . l e w a public security are at stake all the lo fall in the waters between Marthas the company are George F.. Ried, J. tion of the new barge canal. He said tween $2,751 and $-1,000. The starters Vineyard and Block Island. The fisli- M. Harrison, W alter M. \ oorliees, cal civil authorities and all the educa when interviewed: “I expect to pro were M. Roberts, in a forty horsepow tional institutions are made subject to ermen claim that the firing of heavy H&nry ^onrow and- M oses'S. Watson, ceed under the act, and those associat er Thomas car; J. Caswell, in a forty Sale & Exchange tbe governor general. guns in the vicinity of “no man’s land” all residents. . ed with me will act as rapidly as the horsepower Columbia; Charles Soules, “Third.—The governor general has frightens the fish, especially bluefisli state’s interests will permit. I know in a thirty horsepower Pope-Tolcdo, and mackerel. STABLES, the right, with the assent of the min of only one hindrance. It is the ques Cut Ice to Baptize Them. ister of tlie interior, to enforce meas and Eddie Bald, in a forty horsepower tion as to the legality of the bids. Columbia. Poor Great Danes In Cell. ures of the censorship statute. Three women converts were bap 160 to 200 first-class' working a&4 When the superintendent of public Soules took the lead and won out, “Fourth.—Apart from the right of NEW YORK, Jan. 25.—Four Great tized in a hole cut .through eight-inch works was appointed he submitted that with Roberts second and Caswell third. driving horses, also rattles and Shet> making obligatory tiie regulations in Danes attacked Miss Bessie Wilson, a ice in the Delaware River at. North question to the attorney general. I ex The electric timing apparatus failed to land ponies constantly on hand. accordance -with law providing for telephone operator at the Hotel Astor, Cramer Hill. They came from the pect that he will render a decision to work, but the time was given out as Stricter maintenance of order the gov* in front of the New York theater, last Gospel Herald Society of Philadelphia, day.” 5 minutes and 13 3-5 seconds. Much night and injured her very badly. The 2 5 3 IB a-n fc. Str-i ernor genera! will be empowered to Pa. When the party arrived the ther dissatisfaction was expressed by the attack caused the police to lock the make obligatory the regulations affect Fatal Trolley Accident. XSTewark, Iff. J. spectators, who were unable to get the mometer was almost at zero, and the ing objects or property of any kind in MOUNT VERNON, N. Y„ Jan. 2 5 .- Great Danes in a cell for a time, but correct times and the results. | river was frozen over with ice eight the Irfterosts of publlcjranquillity and Nerved to action by the knowledge that they were afterward released, and their master, Paul Delmarca was ar to ten inches thick. John Shurde, a THE FRANKLIN order, in his jurisdiction.” . a man was under the wheels of a Un Xiittle B uttercup W on. fisherman, was employed to cut a St Petersburg will be declared-in a ion railway express car on which they rested on a charge of having unleash HOT SPRINGS, Ark., Jan. 25.—The ed and unlicensed dogs in the street. hole, and while he wa.s chopping the state of siege today. were passengers, a dozen women rush- track at Essex park was again fast, party 'held services on the shore. The BuiM ing^EoaS At a council of ministers, hurriedly from the car in First street here, and Rosebiirg, Shady Lad, Thespian women candidates wore gowns, and ortlered the men passengers and by- H eartless Ulan I.et Two W omen Born. called, it was decided to make no con and Oudon, the first two at odds on, NORFOLK, Va., Jan. 20.—Mary Bi one by one were immersed in the icy A@ &aciA'ricii^ stahitlers to lift it up and helped in the cessions, but to apply the most rigid were the winning favorites. Little But wart and Mary Parsons, two colored water. As they came out they showed rescues, of the victim, who, however, measures of repression. tercup, a strong second choice, beat women, were burned to death iu a fire signs of suffering, but soon recovered, Organized 1885. was desid when he was taken out. The streets are patrolled by cavalry, Frltzie ScliefE in the third race, and that was-started in their room by an i The ceremony was performed by the Then three of the women fainted. The . BETTER THAW A , A; f \ at all corners are strong infantry the result was almost as costly to the overturned stove here. A negro man : R&v. H. F. Meltzer, assisted by the _' jke^s.. ■ dead man was Dominick Chicaco, an bookmakers as a victory for the favor occupying an adjoining room paid no Rev. V. G. Plymroe and the Rev. R. W. SAVING-S BANK. . Each soldier has thirty rounds of Italian. ^ ite would have been. attention to tbe shrieks of the women Zoeler. all cartridge, with instructions to fire for aid, but saved his clothes from the '. on the slightest provocation. Swayne Iiupeife^nient Trial. MONEY TO LOAN. ' Reiador a Surprise at Aneot. burning building. He said he had to Dead Child's Nurse Arrested, No prisoners are being taken. It is WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-TheT sen ate has organized for the impeach LOS ANGELES, Jan. 25.—Retador work/too hard to buy his clothes to lose Patronize a Homelnsfcititfiofi simply a case of shoot to kill. surprises/ the crewd at Ascot by win tljiem saving women. Miss Annie Hart, the nurse who had A majority of the shops are closed. ment trial of United States Judge Charles Swayne of the northern dis ning the second race from Sweet J2itty' charge of Elsie Anderson, the three Meetings 3d Wednesday evening oh Hundreds have been pillaged. Bellairs and Kahailan, p ie, second British Favor Lilierty For Russians. year old girl who was scalded to Barricades in the streets have been trict of Florida. The senators were each month, at Parle School Hall. sworn in for that purpose; the man choice and favorite respectively. Four LONDON, Jan. 25.—War Secretary death in a bath in the Egenolf Day cleared away by the military.’ favorites were successful. Arnold-Forster, speaking at Croydon Nursery in Elizabeth, was arrested Two regiments of guards have re agers of the house were received to last night, expressed the sympathy of on a warrant applied for by Hugh T . S. Bkow h, President, fused to fire on the people. formally present the articles of im Xja^Ly F a s h i o n a t O a k l a n d . the people of the United Kingdom with Fox, president of the New Jersey Chil H A. Connolt.y , Secret.ri.ry. A Helsingfors (Finland) special re peachment, and a resolution summon SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 25. —Lady the people of Russia. He said he was dren’s Guardians. The nature of the port says: ing Judge Swayne to appear was E r n e st V. Co c iik fa ib, Treasure!. Fashion won at Oaklahd at 20 to 1. sure Britons desired the peasants of evidence upon which the arrest was "Thousands of workmen joined in a adopted. Mr. P latt (Conn.) was elect ed to preside at the trial. The defeat of Delc-arina was a surprise Russia to enter upon the heritage of made has not been made public. De H ugh B. R k eu . A ttorney. demonstration here last night. Assem to the public. H. P. Kane was another liberty and freedom which all Britons bling on the huge steps of the Nicolai tectives from the prosecutor’s office Foreigners Xtefnse to Leave Tangier. long shot that won. enjoyed and obtained through the sac cathedral, they paraded the streets till began to investigate the case. Miss TANGIER, Jan. 25;—The foreign rep rifices of their forefathers. i Schmidt, w h o is also a nurse at. the midnight, waving red flags. The win Carl Plielps Missing:. E3„ DOYLE resentatives here nave replied to a cir i Egenolf Day Nursery, had matte a re dows of public houses, hotels, brewer PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 25.—A sen cular from lil i Moroccan Alleffed W ool SninprKlinft*. port to Miss Emily E. Williamson, ies and a number of newspaper offices sation has been created by the mys Ladies’ and Gentlemen's minister oi f i requesting PLATTSBURG, N. Y„ Jan. 25.—Spe president of the nursery, that reflected were broken. The police interfered terious absence of Carl Phelps, secre them to advise foreisrn suDiects to w ith cial Inspector Sivel of Mooers, N. Y.; on Miss Hart. The police recently rather late, arresting fifty of the work tary of the federal grand jury, which Special Employee Noble of Rouse TAILORING draw from ‘ran ai or mini quiet has been reported to Miss Williamson that beer men.” is investigating the land fraud cases. Point, N. Y., and Deputy Collectors restored. Tne replv uecniH-s to comply was sometimes taken into the nurs Reports are in circulation here that with the re i c t an i ? to accept Phelps asked to be excused from the Stevenson and McGregor have seized the prefect of police has been arrested ery at night. The Grand Jury, aemg SUITS TO ORDER any disavowal or responsiuiiity by the jury room for a few minutes on Fri about 1.000 pounds of wool, believed to and that he will be succeeded by Gen day afternoon and has disappeared. in session, Miss Hart will have a hear government of Morocco. have been smuggled, which had been ■ Old Post Otiee .Building, ^ eral Trepoff, former chief of police of shipped by Robert McCrea of Cham ing and the Judge may 'hold her for tiiat body. The imprisoned nurse is a Highfieid Lane and PasSaiC'AV'eaue,' Moscow. Guurdsmen Honor Hiffgims. Good Hoads Convention Opens. plain, N. Y., to Shillard, Smith & Co. The situation is so tense that many ALBANY, N. Y., -Tan. 25.—The an ALBANY. N. Y„ Jan. 25. — About of Philadelphia. divorced woman who was allowed to IS’ UTLEY, N. J.: inhabitants of St. Petersburg are send nual meeting of the New York State 300 delegates are attending the super assume her mai'ien name. She Is ing their wives and children to Hels National Guard association opened last visors’ sixth annual convention in the Carnegie Library For Oberlin. the former wife of the late John K. ingfors and elsewhere for safety. night with a reception in honor of Gov interest of road improvement, which OBERLIN, O., Jan. 25. — President Applegate, whose will she congested Also 20 Bloom field ave.. Passaic, If, Telegrams from Radom, Russian Po ernor Higgins at the Hotel Ten Eyck. has opened in this city. Assemblyman King of Oberlin college announces that in the courts after nis death to se land, describe that city as being in a He met a large number of prominent Edwin A. Merrjtt of St. Lawrence coun he has received a letter from Andrew cure a dower right in the property. state of siege, with military patrols in ofiicers of the guard. Governor Hig ty was elected chairman. Carnegie offering to give to Oberlin col Tlie case had been ranging :n the avery street, who occasionally fire on gins will deliver an address to the lege ?125,000 for a library, conditional New Jersey courts lor about two gatherings of the people, who return Grand M aster Dead at Borne. upon the raising by the institution of years. FOLEY’S guard association today. ' ed the fire, killing three officers. The ROME, Jan. 25.—Principe Ceschi, $100,000 to maintain the same. The revolutionists there are also said to Cliarles W. Gary Died Suddenly. grand master of the Knights of Malta, college officials will at once go to work have blown up several buildings with Stevens Loses Steel Suit. CHICAGO, Jan. 25.—Charles Wesley is dead here. He was elected grand with a view to securing the required Vice Chancellor Stevenson of Tren dynamite. Gary, cousin of Elbert H. Gary, chair master of the Order of the Knights of fund. HONEY»dTAR At Moscow the strike is spreading ton filed an opinion sustaining the der man of the board of directors of the Malta in 1879. The order was insti murrer of the United States Stsel rapidly. All printing works have been United States Steel corporation, died tuted in 1048 and was first established Kept Secret Five Years. Prevents Serious ElesuSfs stopped. No newspapers will be is JERSEY CITY, N. ,T„ Jan. 25.—Wil Corporation in the ' suit brought suddenly here in the Chicago and in Jerusalem. against that company by Alfred F. From a Cold, sued there today. Northwestern Railway station at West liam J. Davis, the eldest son of Rob The police have ordered all arms to Fleet Goes to Dominican W aters. ert Davis, leader of the Democratic Stevens to compel tho payment of Remember the name Chicago while waiting the arrival of a dividends on the company’s common be removed from the windows of the train. He was a partner of John W. WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.—As the re organization in Hudson county, was Foley’s Honey and Tar. Insist stock. This decision practically dis Moscow gunsmiths, a majority Of Gates at one time. sult of a cabinet meeting at the White married on June 28, 1899, to Miss Mar upon having the genuine. ■whom have closed their shops. House and the arrangements of the garet Flaherty, but neither told ac poses of the Whole case. Stevens Three sizes 25c, 500, $1.00. . filed a bill to enforce the payment From Kovno, on the Baltic sea, comes V eteran’s Sudden Death. naval board the entire Caribbean quaintances until yesterday. The an Prepared only by a dispatch saying that work has been SARATOGA, N. Y.. Jan. 23,-While squadron has been detailed for duty in nouncement caused great surprise in of dividends on the. common stock Foloy & Company. Chicago. stopped at all the factories and rail following to the grave tlie body of Dominican waters. social and political circles here. out of alleged accumulation of profits road sliope there. Alexander Martin, a brother veteran amounting in January, 1904, to $66, H. T. LEFFERTS, Druggists The Liberal paper Rnssky Viedo- of the civil war, Francis M. Jones Farm er Killed l>y Haystack. W reck; of Illinois Term inal Train. 000,000. In sustaining the demurrer. mosti of Moscow has created a sensa died suddenly in a sleigh near here. ROCHESTER, N. Y., Jan. 2 5 - ALTON, 111., Jail. 25.—In the wreck Vice Chancellor-Stevenson says that, 5 0 YEARS* tion owing to its comment on the offi Jones served in the Fifth Vermont in Charles Hartsuep, a farmer, fifty-five of an Illinois Terminal train near here while $60,0-00,000 is a large amount ia EXPERIENCE cial statement of the St. Petersburg fantry. years old, was killed a t Hopewell, On thirty passengers narrowly escaped itself, it is only C per cent, of the shooting. The paper says: tario county. Part of a large stack of death in a turned over coach. Fireman. company's capital stock, and there is “Arms and slaughter may avail to Priest Dropped Dead. hay slid on him, suffocating him. A. G. Chaplin was killed. John Hardy no proof to -show that th a company put down a peaceful demonstration, ROCHESTER, N. Y„ Jan. 25.—Rev. broke two ribs, and Attorney John J. had Litis money in actual cash. It P atents but force is not powerful enough to John T. Coigan, Catholic priest at Clark’s Re-election Assured. Frenliolt broke a leg. A number of might have been invested, he said, la quench the aspirations of tlie Russian North Java, dropped dead at St. Jo CHEYENNE, Wyo,, Jan, 25.—Ballots other persons received cuts and bruises. material, and there was nothing to in T r a d e seph's rectory at Batavia. Heart dis heart, ward oil the consequences of taken in both houses of the legislature dicated policy on the part of tae cor - '""'.■.DESfCriS:'- Sunday’s volleys and prevent tlie move ease was the cause. He was thirty- assure the election of Clarence D. Clark Colonel Barton Dead. r t * * * Copyrights poration to favor the interest, of its Anvonc seNrtJng xl alcctch And dcscrtoMon.rr^ • ment for liberty and a justly organized nine years old. for another term in the United States PROVIDENCE, R. I., Jan. 25.—Colo itiaioljly iiac.ei'lJiIu o u r opinion free v?bcUi«v r'- -. government coining to a full fruition.” senate at the joint session today. nel Theodore A. Barton, formerly sen preferred stockholders to. the detri invonUm* is probably pntenfttiWfi. Communion- ment of the common stockholders. tlona ftfcrieUy eoniidentlaL ftANOBOGK on Patents ! \ The municipal council by a vote of Rotten Pond Sold. ior vice commander in chief of the sent freeu Otrteat agency for securing vuitotves* - "More than this, he sii- Francisco de Malabon, in the province years of age. shows that the retention of these .ac Scientific jm erican cumulated profits was not justified by A hftTirtsnrocJy woefcjy. T■v \
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THE NUTLEY SUN tor li-gal reinstatement These cor porations are mostly speculative UKe the CLOSE 6 P. M.; SATURDAYS 10 P. M. The Only Newspaper Prinu-rl ;ir! and ephemeral Gotti n up for stock Published iu tiie Town of NuUej ■ Joboing purpose- or to exploit im- Rolling-of [M.ssibie projects, t heir prom oters did Entered at the Postoffice ai Nuiiev. not. have enough confidence in them thre S e a N. J a s second-class matter. to psn th ’-sm all tax imposed by t i e are• the thoughts • o of Stale 'hey are the clisitf of the some persons on tlie 188 [IK'D EVERY BATDRDAV bus ;ei of coproration wheat. The subject of Life Insur AT solid grain remains '‘BEE HIVE,” N ew J e r se y ’s NEWARK. S'IJTLKY, n . -I. i ance. They wayer Shopping Centre. between a decision to OfllnsKunnsrof Prattkila outi V nJ<-IA ■ The “f’abbiige snake” has been laid h'W. Now th e man w ith th e insure now and the 4 A S . D. POY, Editor and Publisher two-ior-tive stogie may smoke in desire to delay their THE NEW SPRING FLOWER HATS peace. application until NEW D ISPLAY of Trimmed Flower Hats of French Advertisers wishing to change theii silk and velvet flowers* faced with maline and chiffon; advertisements must have copy iu “ later on.” ACT TO W e are not. willing to accept as a shirred and tolded, trimmed with fine soft ribbon and velvet this office before 10 A. M. Tliursdaj DAY. of each week. Reading notices must bad ome>/ fur the legislative session \ ribbons. The assortment of flowers Include roses, violets* reach the office before o ©’clock Thurs the f-ict tii.-it r.liu tiist act passed by chrysanthemums, lilacs, forget-me-nots, jcppies aid new day. it, vvas a blunder. It is pertinent, lo harmonizing foliage in the nacre and ombre tones. The ask, though why a plundering act choice of colorings includes black, white, ciel, rcse fuchsia, Saturday, January 2 8 . 1905 should he passed, ns i> ton often th e The Prudential mulberry, brown, navy, delf blue, olive, reseda, lilac and C ase, when tile Legislature'if full of INSURANCE CO* OP AMERICA. Horne Office, NeWaj'H, IN. J cardinal. The shades are new sailor, dress hats, turbans^- Mr. Bryan and Mr Roosevelt have lawyers who ought, to know better. Incorporated as a Stock Company by the State of New J rsey toques and chic continentals in fifty or more styles. i - met upun Llie peaceful field of tlie J o h n F . D rttden. President. White Bouse offices and exchanged Prices fi’rom and in values worth considerable more. The con- Mr. Bryau says that when he saik- L e s l ie D, Wa b d , Vice President F d g a r B. W a r d * 3d Vice President. o. !67. P. and A. M.. wil w o rth 5 0 c — Moose, reseda, Foliage, easily worth 50c the President on some of his accom prett y shades of pink, tea, red, be held on Mmiciay evening at cream, white, blue, lavtnder, plishments, and it is not less a Masonic, Hall. D itu g building. Busi white; muslin roses, tea, piDk,, light blue, cardinal, brown; 3 demonstaation of Reoseveit1!- ness of much importance will be light blue, cardinal, white fi iwers and 2 buds in a cluster, yellow; roses in a bunch, and b read th of spirit and liberality that transacted at this meeting. Members are urged to ! e nresent. All Masons Capital and Surplus $325,000 a t - - • . 3 5 c w orth 50c—choice a t - 25c he received Mr. Bryan with such in this jurisdiction will be welcome. cordiality. Both of these men are W e have W e act a s still young: and it may be that neither S a f e A d m U ir a io r SALE OSTRICH PLUMES Am ateur Base. Hail League. Deposit M e Deposit of E state s and has reached his fullest development.. Boxen & - ecute all A Plum e Sale like this does not come often—such qualities are The Essex County Base Ball Interest Allowed Bryan, certainly inthelastfew years to Rent LBGAb TRUSTS rarely to be had at these prices—and this chance will not last League was organized in Newark much longer. The original quantity of this immense purchase has shown a broadening of vision a few evenings ago, the following Directors allows us to Dell the story one more. No woman who has use for and pronouncement that may or may representatives of t.he diflerent clubs a plume, or even tile possibility for the use in the futlier, should not have been due to that enlighten were present: E. Mix, Jr. C inton R. H. Benson, Richard Morrell', pass this sale by. . • ing experience of a trip abroad. P. C. of N ew ark; G. M. .*-mitli, St. Gilbert D. Bogart, Edward E. Poor, t Pau’s Club of East Orange; A. L. Senator Cullon upon meeting Mr. Black 13- B lack and w h ite , 14- Burgess, Independence A. C. of Ly Charles Burrows, Henry P. Shoemaker, A t 98c and white, A t 1 9 5 inc.h plumes, reg. inch feathers, reg. Bryan spoke of that gentleman's ons Farui'j C, FI. Miles, Bachelor Charles Curie, Bird W. Spencer, va'.ue 3.50 ; value $3.00, . increased avoirdupois sayinp aptly, P. C. of N ew ark; W S. W inans, Gus. W. Falstrom, Richard J. Scoles, A t 2-75 Black and white, 18- A t 3 85 Black an d w hite, 18- “You hava grown in more ways than Nutley B. B. C of Nutley and M. J . Edward Friedman, John J. Sullivan, - inch plumes, reg. inch plumes, reg, value one, Mr. Bryan1'. Doubtful as that Ryoer. Prospect. A, C. of Weyt H. B. Hollins, Oakleigh Thorne, Orange. The following officers were value 4.00 $5.00. compliment may have been to the G. E . P. H ow ard, Carl M. Vail, elected: President and manager. G. A t $4 95 Black and white, 20 inches long, reg ular value $0.50. one addressed it had the merit of Fred Jones; treasurer, W. S. Winans; Andrew McLean, Cornelius Van Riper, truth and it is a phenomenon that a secretary, Edward I . Byrne. It was Geo. C. M ercer, A lden M. Y oung, Mail man of President Roosevelt’s charac decided to play games on S tturday John Zahn, No 707 to 721 Broad St.. afternoons uegiuniity May 6. Com ter would be quick to recognize Branch Hewart. fi, I O rd S y mittees were appointed to adopt a Stores |L.S.Plaut&Co. schedule and to draw up by-laws. PEOPLES BANK BUILDING ■ Tom Lawson is to be dissected, The association adjourned to meet the advertisements say, by Dennis ou February 4. 185 Main Ayeuue, - - - Passaic, N. J. Donohue, of t iie New York Commer Telephone, 7 7 Passaic cial. Judging from the names we Metliodist Kpiseopal Church shall have a ‘-wake ” Ou Sunday the pastor Rev. Elbert Clement will preach at 10.30 a. m. and NOILEY’S LEADING GROCER 7 45, p. m : Sunday School 2.30 p. m.; The Beef Trust has advanced the E pw orth League V esper 6.45 p. m.; price of meat. The expenses of ad lass M eeting 9.30 a. m.; General vertising that 1 here is no beef trust Prayer Meeting Wednesday 8 p. in., Subscribe for probable made the advance Junior Epworth League Wednesday necessary. 3 30 p. m. I THE NUTLjEY £UN Special line of Holiday DY-PEPSIA ON THE DECLINE. The Cabinet Indies in Washington G-oods, usual fine display are waging a war among themselves H. T. LKFFERTS CLAIMS PEPSIKOLA C U K ES 39 CASES OUT OP 40. THE ORIGINAL. tnusica play. “Little Johnny Jones' over the question of serving punch of Christmas Trees, Why anyone in Nutley should con Foley & Co., of Chicago, originated has made another big hit at the at their afternoon receptions. This tinue to suffer with indigestion when Honeyatid Tar as a throat and lung New York Theatre, where he is pre Wreaths, Holly, Candles is to keep up with tlie women of the a 25 cent box of P e p s i k o l a will cure remedy, and on account of the gr at senting his ‘singing and dancing Army circle who are agitated over it is a mystery. Mr. Lefferts has been merit and popularity of Foley's hundred” at popular prices, 25 cenls and Holders. selling i EPSiKOLA quite some time Honey and Tar many imitations are to SI. Mr. Cohan will remain but one the canteen quest ion. now, nod tie k n o w s fro u actual ex offered for the genuine. Ask for more week at the New York. His FOLEY’S Honey and Tar and refuse perience right, in his own store just, engagement there will end Saturday what ibis famous little chocolate any substitute offered as no other nignt, Feb. 4. FLi will be followed The Medi?al journal, American coated dyspepsia tablet will do. and preparation will give the same satis a«td it you make inquiry this drug faction. It is mildly laxative. It Monday. Feb. G, by the widely known All kinds of Fruits and Medicine calls t.he attention of the gist will tell you he never knew a contains no opiates and is safest for comedians, Ward and Vokes in Women’s Christian Temperance remedy to prove so decidedly bene children and delicate persons. Henry their musical farce “A Pair of Nuts at Reasonable ficial in the treatment of indiges T. Leffert*, druggist. Union to the popular sale of‘-bra tion, dyspepsia, palpitation, sleep Pinks.” Klaw & Erlanger will con tinue their policy of big shows at Prices. cers. ‘nerve tonics” and such lessness and other forms of stomach trouble It certainly ought to give which has been played before many popular prices at the New York. -nostrums sold at soda water fount you confidence when you know that crowded anJ fashionablehou;-es since CONCERNING PROCTOR'S. ains, claiming that t hese are largely eyt ry tmx of P e p s i k o l a Contains 10 it appeared here last season. The dars’ treatment, and at the end of management of “Under Southern Mr. Proctor will again resume the responsible for tlie increase in that, time if you are not decidedly policy which he long ago inaugurat Dates, Figs, Malaga alcoholism and disease. The deadly benefited all you need do is to go back Skies” has provided the play with an to t he druggist and get your money. entirely new ,nd very beautiful ed of-openine tbe doors of hi« Twenty microbe has a new rival in the soda Grapes and table Raisins P f.p k i k o l a is sold right on its own scenic equipment for this season aud third street theatre at eleven o’cl >ck fo un tain. merits It cures indigestion simply new costumes will be worn. The sharpen all legal holidays. There bv toning up tb<* stomach and diges Hallowe’en celebration and pumpkin fore, commencing Lincoln’s Birth tive orirans so that the food will day, February 12, that, house will Our six special ag.-nts, commercial assimilate and' give strength to the dance which are such enjoyable fea Special line of Holiday system ju*t, as nature intended. And tures ot the ptrformance will be as open its doors at that time. On experts, wtio are ts tie. attached to P e p s i k o l a is such a grand nerve entertaining as before. . those days the bill will be reinforced Wines, Liquors, Brand our foreign >tnibas*ifs will have tonic, too. Just, try a 2S cent box by the best vaudeville acts that and see If it, don’t give you new NEW AMSTERDAM TSKATES, N. Y. prescribed districts in lm k after. money can procure, in addition to ies and Cigars* energy, new amhit.ion and courage Notwithstanding the really tre One will familiarize himself with t.o rarrv not your plans and daily the regular splendid weekly bill, and work. If if,doesn’t, 7our money back, mendous success of Klaw & it-will be worth a trip to New York A ustria,the Balkitti States, Germany, Erlanger’a Drury Lane spectacle, tosee these shows. So go early and Switzerland, Km-sia •■and other ‘•Humpty Dumpty.” now in Its get good seat*. There will be no in AMUSIiMBNTS countries of Northern Europe.” eleventh week xt tbe New Amster crease In prices, and the show will dam Theatre, its run at thl3 house The others ha ve similar bailiwicks. continue until 1 1 p. m. UMPIRE THEATRE, NEWARK. is rapidly drawing to a close and in a Evidently there will be no lime for Th* pleasant announcement is short time it will give place to sleeping on beat. made tin t -‘Under Southern Skies" another attraction. The time of The colleges are turni ag out many is r.o reappear at, the Empire Thea ‘ Humpty Dumpty,” owing to this graduates in hazing:. They should tre, Newark,on Monday, Jan. 30, for contract, cannot be extended. All Russia evidently need-« P'stor all be turned out. FLOUR, FEED, HAY AND QRAIN. one wee-i w ith usual m atinees. Mon who desire to see this wonde'ful Wagner to tell it something about day night will be the 1600th per- spectacle, therefore, should secure Fresh Vegetables of all kinds. the simple life. 'orniance of this play. In commemo their seats at once. A special A CAKD. ration of the event each lady holding matinee will be played on the after This is to certify that all druggists a coupon ticket will receive a hand noon of Lincoln’s Birthday, Monday A total of thirteen hundred cor are authorized to refund your money some siiverized and gold burnished Feb. 13. Seats for aii remaining per porations under the laws of New pin tray, which was recently im if Foley’- Honey and Tar fails to enre formances may be secured by letter your cough or cold. It stops the Jersey have just gone out of existence ported from Japan by ‘Vantine & Co. accompanied by remittance. Speuial cough aurt heals the lungs; prevents by proclamat ion of the Governor be of New York city. “Under Southern efforts will be made to meet t he re pneumonia and will cure incipient skies” has become a standard attrac quirements of all patrons from sub consumption. Contains no opiates cause of non-payment of taxes. Tne and is -iafe^t for children. Asic for W. F. DITTIG, tion and those who attend the per foifelted charters aie renewable by urban places. . Koiey’s Honey and Tar and insist formance are certain of getting their Chestnut Street and Hamilton Place, payment of taxes in default, but few THE NEW 1 OKIC TEEATEJS. upon having it/; Stops the cough and money’s worth. This is the fourth heals the lungs. Sold by Henry T. the dissolved concerns will apply season of this delightful drama George M. Cohan in his own i Lefferts, druggist. NUTLEY - * “ NEW J E R S E f THE TOWN GOVERNMENT. T H E ’M ED IC IN E' TEE TWELVE-ACE-ft HTOIiE 1 Councilman-at-Large — Wilson G. K ierstead. THAT JOJJ TAKE ; COUNCILMEN, Who pu&s. jt up for you? ' '■ First Ward—Lester Kierstead and Hahne & Co, ; W. N. Halsey Do vou I^now w hether the j I Second Ward—W. F. I'ittiir and C. Many wom’a have stopped makmg their own Broad, New and Halsey Streets, Newark jA . Joerg doctor's pie.script ion is followeerscrip- ! stead. Office hours, 2d aod 4th Fri tion? Home-maie taead is easily possible. T h e housewife day evening in each month, S to 9 has absolute control of the blue iiame, and there is New York, With Choice as ■. Great. o'clock, Council Chambers. When you lia vea prescript] on Town Counsel—H. P/Reed. no mare danger of a soggy underdone loaf than of Greatest of all January Sales Collector— Dr. A. H. Van Riper. compounded in our store, there one harat to a crirp. Office hours, Tuesday evenings 8 to 9 o’clock, Council Chambers. , - is not the shadow of a doubt $2.00 Down, $2.00 a Month. Biggest of all White Sales Assessor—H. M. Whitfield. Connections Free. j Accountant—Max P. Kaufman. about The work being correct Tlie Gas Range Loaf. Water Cleric—S. P. Vreeland In every p articu lar. Meter Inspector—J. M. Vreeland. m Town Engineer—F. T. Shepard, , We do it rifrhtor not at all. EVERT 4RTICL E Recorder—Tho mis P.’ Day. BEPlSflENT, ( hief of Police—IT. Knabb, Sr. IN OUR TWO ACRES OF - . ; v Supervisor of Roads—L. E. Day. Chief - of mre Department — HENRY T. LEFFERTS Ari hur Sti ver. Farnitare Reduced Tliis Month Overseer of the Poor—Simon Tuers. Druggist and Chemist Dog Warden—R Watson Harris. PASSAIC AND NUTLEY AVES [ CormnisV.iouer!- of A p p eals— S te- ! phen Oueman, L,M . Thatcher ami i Andrew Barr. ! Cwmuiissiooers of Assessment— New Songs of Spring | David W. Sherwood, A. Blum and J. II.’ Ohaple. NOTICE Presicieut of Board of Health — Advance Snle of Dress Goods Etemie Le Bel. W . O . DAVIS, i Clerk of Board of Health—F. N. Chestnut Street and Passaic Avenue, NUTLEY, N. J. Shipments of early Spring Black ar.d Coloicd All Wool C lem ents, TWO K1HDS OF PEOPLE One that Buys Chu ap Things and Silk and Wool Diess Goods are rtachir.gr i s every caj\ Town Physician—Dr. Philhower. Fall is h >re with its frosty mormng.-f and we. are Drep ired for it, come and They are perfect beauties, and eminently worthy of an in H eal 1 h Inspector—E. E Faith. at Cheap Prices and tbe see our Diff fail supply of President of Board of Education— Other that Buys the Best at spection by smartly dressed women, /.mcr.g lie most Flanelettes a larger variety tlia.n Siiambruvs and Seersuckers, ... - Dr. G. B. Phiihow er Reasonable Prices. recent ai rivals are the.'-e: CashmtTe and Pansrna Checks, Cler.k of Board of Education — ever. Single aud double fold, 11 to Fall and heavv Winter underwear^ ia brown and white, blue and white, black and white, etc.; A. n. M eredith. I SELL THE BEST 18c yd. • . ail grnde> fur all aires. • Panama Tartans, Mohair Tartans, Crt] t ct Paris, Eolienn- Town Council meets the 2d and 4th Canton B'lannels Bleached and un- Heavy Wool and cotton Hosiery. bleacheoer Boots and Overshoes, all Cases, everything for comfort. siz's in Bosum grades. . pure wool; one of the J AA cseiingly bright cloth E R IE TIME TABJLiE Wash cashmeres and dress goods. Watches, ciocks and Jewelrr. early spring-'leaders 1 iUU j.5ini wide, at - A fine assortment of Winter White Corrected to D ecem ber 4,1901. AtiotHer Goods. Express Wagons and Toys. , • Crepe Royal, 46 in. wide, Crepe de Paris, silk and 1 TO NEW YORK. From West Nutley (Hillside Ave) Year. A Specialty in all grades of coat and dress ^ntiugs. snool silk and trimmings. strictly pure weol, soft and w o d L , bright and glossy, 42 S tation —5.53, 6.59.7.23 S.04, 8.32, 9.16. During the past year our “ Daily Agency for cleaning and -D'-dng. 8 fitrtri 'ur ol snare to aaao mcs the second engagement of p m. M A T T A. Wa-tch the “Daily A. L. Van "Winkle rlU 1 1U: spscial” at Walshs- From Avondale (Walnut St.) Sta When you are in town look in; REAL ESTATE tion—5.57, 7.04, 7.28, 08, 8.36, 9.21, INSURANCEtTRAls Victor’s Royal Venetian Band 8 our windows if vou don’t sue it in 11.42 a. u j , 1.28 3.11, 5.01, 6.42, 7.45, the papers. You must pass one Commissioner of Deeds and Notary Public 9.06, 10.42, p m. On S unday—7.41, /for a series of Concerts in our Turkish Kiosk, third floor, or the other of them. 8.59, 11.3U a ex. 1.59, >.57, 9.0tf, 10.42 i Broad Street, every day from 2 to 5 o'clodk. Snapping Mottofs, Costume Mot Best Grades of Coal, and Wood p m toes, Novelty Mottoes from Sc Leave GJ.«.jjbers street New York, a dozen up. ! Deliveries Promptly Made Cord. Grate, Kindling or N utley S tatio n s—5.30, 7.08. 9.45, MJ db C O . Offic —Columbia Building. NU 1 LEY, N. J. 11.30, a m. *1 .10, 1.50, 3.23, i. 3 5.22, R. ALSH 157 M arket St., HAHNE & CO.. NEWARK. 5.53, 6.23, 4.15, 10.00. 12 00p.ru/ ' )n 671 Broad S t , Sunday—8.15, 11.30 a in, ''2.15. 6,30 NEWARK, N. J. 8.00 lO.fJO p m. *Sat-ur iay only. J N atlev fc’ire A larm i i > xes If our Want May Bo Supplied WANT ADVERTISEMENTS. Petty’s Pure Cold Cream 2 Alarm Tests. If you w ant posters, WANTED—A YOUNG GIRL 3 Back Taps. If you want by-laws, auout 14 to assist in light h> use- At this season of the year a g-ood cold cream is most 8 Special Gall. Ymtacaw, No. 1. If you want bill heads. work. A good home to the right useful. For healing Chapped or Sore Lips or Hands and 9 Special O ill. Avon 1 tie, No. 1. If you want programs. Benjamin J, Mayo, person. Address G. L Nutley Sun If you want envelopes, producing a soft and healthful skin the use of Petty’s Pure LOCATION OF ALARM BOXES. Office. Diamonds, other precious 7 Prospect St. cor. Hiw&horne Av. If you want note heads, Cold Cream is well krown to very msiiy custciDtje vho pre- If you want show cards, ROOMS WITH BOARD, ALSO siones. watches, tine jewelry, 8 High St. and iloomfleli Ave. ter this Cold Cream to any other. Ii 11 aie a user of Cold table board, at H. Y A IN W INK LE’S yx 14 Passaic Av & BLightield L ine. If you waDt statements, diamond engagement- and plain If you want ball ticket-, Chestnut St., (over W. F. Dittig’s Cream you will appreciate this: If you are nota user of 16 Grant and Wiiitford Aves. Grocery Store.) 1-14 go’d wedding rings, sterling 17 Passaic Av. & Uhestnus. St. If you want letter heads, Cold Cream try it at once and note the improvement in 23 ifraPfcllQ A? & 0 more So. If you want calling cards, BOARDING—FURNISHE D silver, all in the better grade the appearance and feeling of the skin. In jars, [5 c an d If you want address c a r d s , rooms, with or without, oo ird; also 24 H arrison 36. front Lohsitz' M ill, of merchandise. 2 5 c. In tins, 5 Ge pound. . - . ■ 28 Bloomfield Av. & Cftnire St. If you want business cards, table board. Apply G. EARL, Hill If you want invitation cards, 32 Prospect St. & Mt. Yievv Ay. side avenue, near station, Nutley, stalilished More Than Forty Years 31 Headquarters- If you want business circulars. N. J. 1.7 3S F ra n k lin Av. & C hestnut S t. If you want job printing of any de 788 Broad Street, corner Market PMAR/nACY . ; scription done in a satisfactory way. L. MORI, CUSTOil SHOEMAKER, 41 E’riatciin Av. & EjngsUnd St. Street, above Telegraph Office, New you can have it performed by calling Prosoect St., near Vreeland Ave., P e t t y ’s Prudential Bldg, . . 42 Nichols’ Factory. a t tiie office of T h e Nu tlb y ^ txn. West Nutley, N. J. Repairing done ark, N. J. ’Phone 1123. 43 Brookfield Av & Elm PI. at luwest price. Work caLed for aud OPEN ALL NIGHT 52 A vondale Koad & W alnut S t. delivered. 1-7-2 mo. 64 P assaic Av, & C entre St. Petty, He Puts up Prescriptions- ORDI NANCE- FURNISHED ROJMS— WITH U. E3 . DOYLE T S r E " W 1 ST. j and without board, in Columbia AsDPPLlfiMfiNT TO AN ORDIN Building. Inquire of A. T. WICK Ladies’and Gentlemen’s A N CE KN IT I'L E D “ A N O R D IN HAM, Franklin avenue near Yree- ANCE TO HEliDLiTETHE USE laed avenue. N utley. 12-24 OF THE WATER SUPPLY OF TAILORING Record Continues Unequaled. NOTICE THE TOWNSHIP OF 6’S A N K - PEDIGREED COLLIE, 22 LIN AND PROVIDING FOB moQtiia: gentle; well trained; house SUITS TO ORDER NOTICE IS HEBfiSY GIVJBN broken; for sale cheap. Apply, Htit- that It Is represented to the Frauk- THE MAN4.GEM.BMT THERE OF.” l e y Su n Office. 12-10 H ie . lln Building and Loan Association . Stirrat Building th a t a certificate of sto ck to r Uve Be it ordained by the Town Coun Chestnut Street and Passaic Avenue, shares In the eighth series of stock of cil of the Town of Nutley. OLIVER S ection 1. T hat the Town Council NUTLEY, N.J. said asssciatlon, certificate number may by resolution direct th at tba lour hundred and ninety-nine, issued owner or lessee of any factory wltmn T j / p « A r % F O ctober 18, 1893, stan d in g on th e the limits ol the Town of Nutley be books of said association In the name permitted to connect with and tap any pipe or conduit connected with THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER CO. of Sarah Unger, has been lost, and the water department of said town that unless such certificate Is present for the purpose of a sprinkling 310 Broadway, New York. ed to the said association on or before system or othar Are protection under ^ Tha Standard lalblo Writer. th« eighteenth day of January, nine proper restrictions an.l for *nch com pensation is in iy l(e ira , (,v >nMined in the cate will be issued fcojthe said Sarah HELPS YOV MAKE MONET ordinance fo this h it sunpl.*- raising poultry. - Whether you have Uugerand said association will not tnenfc to the o m .ra rv not,w ith hens or not you can easily, quickly be further responsible ou said lost standing. Adopted .fannary It learn to raisu them profitably. You’ll certificate. 1905 like this pleasurable, money-making WILSON G. KIBRSTflHI). I1ENRY A. CONNOLLY. Sec’y, business. Subscribe now. 25c a year. Take you r Job Printing to CouncMiaan-at-Large. Franklin Building and Loan Assoc. Attest: Writa for free sample copy. ^Nutley, N. J., December 20, 1904. F r a n k L. R usby. Yours Should be in PAUL f. WILLI AH!, Fnblltlwr. t. H. JJSOK, Editor. Town Clerk. THE ^UTLEY SUN NEW BRUNSWICK, NEW JE R S E Y THE NUTLEY SUN self m sunouette against tne urnj.ltness os his 'Master's trlorv and power the sense of A SERMON FOR SUNDAY rieht* : self-depreciation will be overp'/'V- rringl; tron?. But never ye: did Jesus, nt1-\'er ill He answer acceding:** :he de- m E.^OQUcNT DtSCOURSE ENTITLED, de te cry o: a 1 scorched bv the sense si :ae 1 "PETER'S RENUNCIATIONS/' senrcn 1 and betw een hjniseii ^nJ h«5j Lord, ii nL- la 1 the ^ lt -p°i ‘ ‘ BEWARE mn- jr. r|tpir v.sin rnviluience. hut stunt.s? OF IMITATIONS 3FS*r Kpt. Di*. ,‘fohn TTnmpqtone Draws a - i ,1 hiL"i i i belter Le^nst F r o m n Chapter In the Life of I *d w ot theniseivc.s and ot Hun- He Simon Potfti1—He Gave Himself Uore- ivim con|ii sne where the fisiies swaimed m Hftrvedl.v to Christ. rnpir Tnn.r.itude m the hidden deep knew of FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR also rlie innermost heart of His disciple, ' B jr o o k l y x . N. Y. — Dr, John Iiump- and saw nnoer all his tradty the fiimness fetone. pallor oi’ jRitim.imiel Bimfcist Church, of iii.s rockiike constancy and the fixitv of fOn account of the great merit and popularity of FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR ©reached Sunday morning a sermon on his nascent faith. No man reed expect The Life and Character of Simon Peter/* Christ to leave him because he knows him *$he special subject being “Fitter’s k'enun- self sinful. The moment when he is most for Coughs, Colds, and Lung Trouble, several manufacturers are advertising <*iatiori»/' The text ivas from Luke v:8. 10, JI; ’'When Simon Peter saw it, lie tell painfully and ab.iMngly conscious of his down at Jehus' knees, saying, Depart from weakness and inferiority is the instant in imitations with similar sounding names with the view of profiting by the favorably 3m>; lor I am a sinful man, 0 Lord. * * * His disciple’s experience when Jesus is And Jesus said unto Simon, Fenr “not; surest to turn encourage*’ and restorer ot known reputation of FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR. £rom henceforth thou shale . e:ueh ir.‘-’n. His own. When we are determined to say And Tvhen they had brought their shins to the worst of ojirs^ves He is busy making :Iauord A H IDEAL RESTING PLACE disciple can do for bis Master and bis fel accepted, and forever after blessed: “They First-class low men than this lost leaf of Peters bio forsook all and followed H un.” It was a ® “ Until the day breaks aad the shadows flee away.” graphy would furnish. If this were not sacrifice of consecration which only those ■the ease you may be sure Jesus never who have done the hke are fit or compe vou”M have called Peter this day to the sontinuous opportunities of the ministry; tent to judge. If we are ready to pu* our Boot and Shoemaker nor. later, to tlie weightier i*esponsibilities selves in-Peter’s place, to face tlie indeter “ \ each Cemetery, the income from which will keep the properties per see Him was to wish to hear Him. with an mnlai’drd and h^s ahundane'y rewa^-^d eagerne.se that would not be refused. Ac t^e sajri"^?. Tt h n surrender not ask~d petually beautiful at NO EXPHNSE TO LOT OWNERS. . , companied by a continually enlarging of e-'ery d ;scin!p, but in nro^orlion as anv BECAUSE such a guarantee, not found in any other cemetery, assures: lot -crowd He reached the place whe»*e the men diseip’e annroximntes its smrit of f,ith owners that the grounds WIL.L. BE MAINTAINED PERM ANEH^ ,Y He sought were washing and mending and conc-o^ation, in that n e a c,*Me w^1' ho I T AVING the latest improved machinery for work oi this character, i AS SE/-/UTIFUL PARKS AFTER THE .INCOME FROM TJ-}iF. their nets after a night of unrewarded toil reab'ze his comn’etest soirtnnl life. Tt is a on the lake. The boats wore d^awn up on sacrifice comp^e'je^ r>vm than i-^ pske.l of A A am prepared to execute all orders promptly, and solicit a share of ths SALE. OF LOTS HAS BEEN EXHAUSTED;" ..... y .\ €he beach, in the midst. F.uterin*'* the one every dipein'e called to an erc!uc»v'-2 n’;n« pubc patronage. ithat belonged to Simon Peter. He askpd istry; br’- on’y to the lhat Ihe min- %im to “thrust out a little from the iand” istr-” of Christ can d^ta^h Ivmsrlf fVor.1 the APPARATUS APPROVED BY THE B04RD £>F HEALTH. LOTS SHOULD BE PURCHASED NOW ‘that He might use the boat for a nulnit, wor'd. and its soi’n't o 2 " a ii rc 'v ^ c . will ’from which to address the crowd. It was his largest sniritu-ert smreii and frea report I fishing.” Over w ent tlie net, at Inst," and ennobled character, grown strung and lux MS CALL'S Free advice, how to obt&ia patents, fciiule xnarkE^ 8 ■im cattle the fish us it was hatred. So uriant out of the very soil of its manv in New style adopted January, 1896. «**•» IK ALL COUNTRIES. paany were the captives that both Peter's firmities. Surely the renunciation of Si Business iftrsci Tinth. - WaskhtgUm sattes time $M>at and John's, suddenly summoned to mon Peter was not in vain, either for him F i f t -y C en ts P er Bot/tl©. mmimt money and often the patent, . ... •ilcli), were filled almost ta the sinkino self or for the world. What that little Patent and Infringement Practice Excluslrely. jsoint. life of his might have remained to be. or ? mer80Dlu^0We^ and Liver Tonic has been doine snlendid Wrrtooroometo tanfc .... Tho offect upon Simon Peter was instan deteriorated-to become, in its narrow Sy mnds ofneonfe A year?Aa“d Bl^npr health and happiness to thou- A LADjES’ magazine. 823 20oth Street, opp. TTsited fitaSea Pntesfe Officii taneous and overpowering. As in a flash rian round, if he had refused the call of anas or people, A perfect specific for all forma of Iiiliousoess and Oonstina- A gem; bcaudlut cotared plates; latest WASHINGTON, D. C. ■*f thought ho saw. as he never had seen; Christ, who can ndenuately sav? But the fasuirma ; dressmaking economies ; fancy He^aehe »?n°ri’and Ague an5 ^spepsia or Indigestion aad work; Jsausefcafd Iwtits; fiction, rtc .' Sul* frit, as he never hud known, the differ- imagined contrast between what he would s<;ribc tn diy, oi*, setisl sc for iKtrst copy «&ec between his Lord and himself. Over then have been and what he now is suf doMn0 e 01of ordinarv^;^roorainary bitters. Ask Ag J eyou ff^ drug^wt ater -and, for beUer it, or “ send ^laotion to than .a full Lady agu'.it>j wanted Send far ferms: . against the Master's divine power his own fices to move us tofthe swift acceptance | Sty!i*U, R eliab le, Siuzj>lc, Up-to- Helplessness and ignorance stood forth a* a oi! every proposal Christ makes to us, and C. B. Smith & Company, Wholesale Drugfgfists d ate, 2Ccnrt—tow was he fit for discipteship? In the saw the infant Christ he said, •’Lord, now Arctic Floes Blockade ITewfomidlnnd Four Great Dunes 1m Cell. momentary anguish of his spirit, awed by I letteat Thou Thv servant depart in peaee." ST, JOHN’S, N. F„ Jan. NEW YORK, .Tan. 25.—Four Orpnt ■the vision first of his Lord, then of him- i What was his reason? "For mine eyes -Arctic &THRMS* C . W. BA R K ER »eif, he proposed to renounce his peculiar j have seen Thy sairation.” Aye, :hut is it. ice floes now blockade the n o r th e r a Danes attacked Miss Bessie Wilson, a Ail Seams AVnwed anil Perforations s ta r aad personal relation to Jesus Christ. "I To see Jeans is to see God’s aalr.ition, and coast of Newfoundland and threaten j telephone operator at the Hotel As I or. tlie Casting anil Sewing Lincs. am not worthy that Thou shouMst stay iu to see God's, salvation is to be ready to the harbor of St. John's. The mail in front of the New York theater, last Only to and 15 cents each—nonauhisphM jay lioat or I in Thy fellowship.” exclaims die. and to he l-eady to die is. to he fit to Ask for them Sold In nearly every city- - Genera! Truckirrs ?cter even as he clasns his Lord's knees; live.—Rev, W. Y. Fullerton, steamers Virginia and Prospero had night and injured her very badly. Tlie aad town, or by mail from . . “go forth from me, O Lord, for X am a difficult worlc w ith the floes. The first attack caused the police to lock the THE McCALL CO., NUTLEY, N- J. SBBiul m an.” Illuminute From Within. named steamer was fast for twenty- Great Danes in a ^ f ' tor a time, but H3-115-JI7 West 31st St, YORK. . But this is precisely the act of renuncia Carve the face from within, not dress it four hours, and the lee rafted and forc they were afterward released, and Pianos attd Furniture moved te all tion that Christ will not let any disciple from without. W ithin lies the robing ed her completely out of the water, their master, Paul Delmarca was ar tof His make, though his infirmities be room, the ^enlptoi'3 workshop. For who” parts of the city or country. Ilarees M any and his self-will assertive.’}’ strong. ever would be fairer, illumination must be but she subsequently settled back on rested ou a charge of having unleash pastured and stabled. Horae eWppr [He knows that when, in some time of su gin in the Jioiii; the race catches the gioiv an even Iceel, escaping disaster. ed and unlicensed dogs in the street. lomsnoNE^Ai preme illumination. His discio.e sees him* on'.y from tbai side.—W. C. G annett. (iasros ©olds? S’revofdts Shtwmssifas lng promptly attended to. ■ EBB CAUGHT BY THE G R IP- THE" DISCOVERER Icy Water and Of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compounds the RELEASED BY PE-RU-NA. - - Great Woman’s Remedy for Woman’s Ills, Health The Benefits to Be Derived from Cold Baths 1 and Vigorous "Rubbing | T , By Eugene Wood
cold bath—we might as well get at the straight of t^e thing, is not really a matter of cleanliness as much as a nia-ttsr o! getting the sldn livened up anrl the capillaries and veins next to the surface full of blood. Ice-cold water or scalding hot water ’Rill do that, but tepid water—No, no. The skin is almost exactly the same kind of an excreting organ as the lungs. The same products seep through the pores' ss are carried off in the breath, and the air purifies _ the blood is the same way. But the greater part of the skin is smothered up in clothes day and night. What the cold water of the bath dissolves is matter well away. And the rubbing dry is pretty vigorous exercise, if yon want to know. Any rubbing’ is bound to push the blood along toward the heart and help the circulation, because there are valves in the veins which prevent the blood from going In any other direction than toward the heart. Whatever loose flakes of outer cuticle are rubbed off we needn’t worry about; plenty more where they came from. The extra food the increased appetite demands wili make good that trifling loss.—Everybody's Magazine.
The Housewife’s
B y Afternoon Nap Sam J£. Hamilton No other female medicine in the world has received such widespread and tenqtxaiified endorsement. EARLY every housewife takes a rest, and a nap it possible, No other medicine has such a record of cures of female troubles or such in the afternoon, but few accomplish it. The mere lying hosts of grateful friends as has down is not resting; in fact it is easier to rest sitting than Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. lying down, if one does not understand how to rest properly, and the woman who does not relax when she lies down can It will entirely cure the worst forms of Female Complaints, all Ovarian La Gripps is Epidemic Catarrh. “A friend advised me to try your Pe- Troubles, Inflammation and Ulceration. Falling tind Displacement of . the not rest no matter how long she lies. To relax properly, lie T spares no class or nationality. The runa, which I did, and was immediately Womb, and consequent Spinal Weakness, and is peculiarly adapted to the at full length on the back with the head level with the body, benefi ted and cured. The third bottle com Grange o! Life. the arms extended slightly from the body, and the feet sep I cultured and the ignorant, the aristo crat and the pauper, the masses and the pleted the cure.”—H. J. Goss. It has cured more cases of Backache and Leucorrhoea than any other rem arated some six inches. The clothing should he loose, if ly classes are alike subject to la grippe. None Cured in a Few Weeks. edy the world has ever known. It is almost infallible in such eases. It ing on a couch, but it is best to undress and get into bed. Start with-long are exempt—all are liable. Miss Jean Cowgill,: Griswold Opera dissolves and expels tumors from the Uterus in an early sta^e of de breaths of the kind known as “abdominal breathing," followed by upper chest Grip is well named. The original French House, Troy, N. Y., is the leading lady velopment. term, la grippe, has been shortened by the with the Aubrey Stock Co. She writes breathing. Keep this up for a few minutes only, and then beginning with the busy American to read “»rip.’- the following; , head relax all the muscles the whole length of the body, that is. release the Without intending to do so, a new word “During tlie past winter of 1901, I suf tension on them, so that if feet or hands were lifted they would fall to the bed has been coined that exactly describes the fered. for several weeks from a severe at ease. As if some hideous giant with awful tack ^of grip, which left a serious catarrhal stantly relieved and permanently cured by its use. Under all circumstances i* as lit they -were logs of wood. It is not very difficult to relax the muscles of grip had clutched us in its fatal clasp. condition of the'throat and head. invigorates the female system, and is as harmless as wrB.ter. the arms and legs but it takes patient practice co relax the muscles of die back, Men, women, children, whole towns and . “Some one suggested Peruna. As a last it quickly removes that Bearing-down Feeling, extreme lassitude, “ don't thorax and breast, but by persistent effort it can be accomplished. When all cities are caught: in the baneful grip of a resort, after wasting much time and money care’’ and “ want-to-be-left-alone *' feeling, excitability, irritability, nervous terrible monster. on physicians, I tried the remedy faith ness, Dixsiness, Faintness, sleeplessness, flatulency, melancholy or the ‘‘ bines” the muscles are relaxed the person feels as tf she were, floating In the air, Have you the grip? Or, rather, has the fully. and in a few weeks was as well-as and heai.’ache. These are sure indications of Female Weakness, or some de there is bo sense of weight. Now an effort should be made to relax the uifud. grip got you? If so, read the following ever.”—Jean Cowgill. : rail; " " - . . . - This cannot be done, as some have recommended by “thinking of nothing's— letters. ■ Saved by Pe-ru-n-a. These testimonials speak for themselves and an impossibility-—but it can be done by directing the mind to the latest pleas-, as to the efficacy of Peruna in eases of la Hon. James K. Guill is one or the oldest i accept anything and most esteemed men of Omaha, Neb. ant thing that has occurred, conning it over repeatedly, and it will not require grippe or its after-effects: . - ■ He has done much to make it what it is, thousand times, for they get what they want—a cure. Sold by Druggists very many repetitions to send one into a deep, baby-like sleep—the kind that everywhere. Refuse all substitutes. serving on public boards a number of times. rests, and from which one awakes refreshed, and with every nerve tuned in A Southern Judg3 Cured. He endorses Peruna in the following unison to the work ahead. Try it.—Good Housekeeping. Judge Horatio J. Goss, Hartwell, Ga., words: writes: “I am SS years old, am hale and hearty Kuropatkin's Daughter. The initials “M. C. seen on sn many freight cars, stand for “Master “ Some five or six years ago I had a very and Peruna has helped me attain it. Two Le Cri de Paris publishes that Dr. severe spell of grip which left me with sys years ago I had la grippe—mv. life was de Car Builders,” and refer *.c standard temic catarrh. spaired of. Peruna save me. —.J. S. Quill. Wolf von Sp' ' ’-brand is certain that measurement's of the car and stand a daughte^ ”-il Ruropatkin is ard appliances, such as couplers, etc. Speaking at Exeter,-England, Rider : m wanting a mile a man averages in the U tholic eon Haggard said he had seen people 2,263 steps, but when he rides a bi > for 12 DISFIGURING ULCER herded together in England under con cycle of average gear he covers s mile with an equivalent of only 52?, ■ to be ditions to which Kaffirs or wild Afri People Tjooli^d at Her in Amazement— can tribes would not submit. step’s. >■■■■' 1 I'ronouneod In’e—Face Now Clear t Rorae, a* Kv;;r—Tlumks CSud Fur Cuticura. The Husband’s Tobacco . mother A cubic foot of air weighs a little Airs. P. H^ckett, of 100 Van Buren St., more than an ounce, while a cubic te Catli- Brooklyn, N, Y., says: *‘I wish to give of Mad By Elizabeth Knight Tompkins foot of water weighs one thousand dmnk.s for tlio marvelous cure of iny moth ounces. UP4 BAD . her po- er by (Jufcieura. She had a severe ulcer, BLOOD -‘I had trouble •with my bowels which, made .xon in .., . -ie, she which physicians had pronounced incur blond impure. My face was covered -with piraplea jet out in travt .. ..oda, while in able. It was a terrible disfigurement, and FITB permanently cured. So fits or nervous which no external remedy could remove. I tried ness after first dav’s use of I)r. Klino’s Great your Cascareta and great was my joy when.- th& California, she fell sick and died. She people would stand in amazement and lpol? imple8 disappeared after a month's steady us**, after her. After there was liohotfe from ' F tobacco smoke is offensive to you, first ask yourself if it KerveBeston JOlMJ Hart! IihscIdus Uadlshcs, losses suffered at the hands of ticket It costs SI .25 to telephone from Berlin 1003 CHerfoustj Brilliant FJowan*. introduced by the U. S. Dept, of Agr, scalpers several Mexican railway? Above seven packages contain (suffi to 'Paris. cient seed to frrow 10,009 plauta, fui> It is a tremendous cropper, yielding in have decided to issue no more round ni.shinj? lirKHhOls of brilliant ' good land in Wis., 111., la., Mich., Ind., J do not believe I’iso’s Cure for Consump- flower* ond lots and lots o£ choice trip tickets. vegetables, together with our great 9., Pa., N. Y., SO bu. per acre, and on gry, tionhas anequal tor cougtia and eolds.—Joas catalog-.telling allabout Blowers, arid lands, such as are found in Mont., F.E oyke, Trinity Springs. Ind., Job. 15,1900. iioses. Small Fruits, etc., all for JUto in stamps and this notice* Idaho, the Dakotas, Colo., etc., it nrill C u b a n s are buying cattle in Ven- J* Bigl±&-ijage catalog alone, 4c. field Erom 40 to 60 bu. This Wheat and Advice to Our Girls The latest novelty in stationery is postal i.'zuula at tlii' rate of 100,000 head n cards made from peat. ^ JOHN A, SAUER SS&D SG* fipeltz_ and Hanna Barley and Bromus fill a.d.i*. La Crosse, Wis* Inermis and Billion Dollar Grass, makes yen r. it possible to grow and fatten hogs, sheep By Elizabeth M. Gilmer and cattle wherever soil is found. CONSTANT ACHING. £& 9 Ji% All lorms of t^xterua JCfir SEND 10c AND THIS NOTICE 3>**» HE first reason why women fail as wives is because marriage 3 “ 8^3 S lla SJF Rancor Quickly and to the John A. Salzer See'd Co., La Crosse, . . . . . * Back .‘lrhps ail the time. Spoils your | has never yet been esteemed one of the learned professionst M M MSi g ® H S rermauently^Oiired.Our treatment ia.ex- Wis., and they will send you free a sample appetite, wearies the body, worries the temal and. Qiffers »f this Wheat and other farm seeds, to ♦ which only a highly qualified individual is fitted to practice. from all other methods, Itia knifeleaa and praefct- gether with their great catalog, alone nil ml. Kurnevs cause it all and Doan's T 2 On the contrary, it is held to be a kind of jack-leg trade that callylpuinles®. worth $100.00 to any wide-awake farmer. Kidney Pilfs relieve ♦ any girl can' pick up at a minute’s notice, and carry on suc (A. O'. L.J , WE .CURE WHERE and cure It. cessfully without the slightest previous knowledge jpr train O T H E R S FAIL, II. B. MeCarver. ing. No girl would be conceited enough to think that she Call at our sarilhirnmi or wi‘*fce ‘ua full, partfmla-ro Many of the smaller German universi of 201 Cherry St.. oi your oa?-e tmu iv e will frnnkly tell you Avhat w« ties now admit vrumen. ? could practice medicine or law or dentistry without devoting can do for you. •(.’on.sultatiou free. -• Portland, Ore.. in years to its study. She wouldn’t even dream of hiring out as M l. ,>0 l!N»0:*>S spector of freight a stenographer without first learning how to make pot-hooks, but she blithely 1-sAKlTAliiriW, for the Trans-Con A 123 W.Atth Sr., and cock-surely tackles the most difficult and complicated job existing—that of iNtfW Vork. OURED ALWAYS ti mmtal < i siy being a wife—on the fallacious assumption that a knowledge of how to man THERE IS NOTHING :: “1 used Doan’s Kid age a man and make him happy and comfortable comes to a woman itv inspir more painful than : iVIETAI/ T II.E €®Ot;K.S-Our latest auvei r CALL FOR A CIGAR ney Pills tor hack R ation, and not through preparation. : ------ty Is . the -Metal’Mato TU8fc C loelt; dial isi of m rtal 5 BY ITS NAME ache and other When the average girl marries she does not even know how to make a Rheum atism j ljeautifnUy etch symptoms ot kid man physically comfortable, and yet, unromantic as this may seem, (he very ney trouble which . . 60 foundation of domestic happiness has to be laid in bodily ea.se. Nobody can m f C a f S X’ectnc, k r had annoyed me tor JVoffmm„ „...... and Watoyatotk" i6 months. I think a be sentimental on an empty stomach, and bad cooking will kill the tenderesi man's Clocks, affection in time. Love is choked to death on tough steak as well as slain by Neuralgia ^ Send for Catalogue cold was responsi No. 375. The Prentiss unfaithfulness, and many a young husband’s illusions about his bride have . , faittherel3 nothing surer to Clacks ImiImproveiafceiafi CREMO ble for the whole W ______Oo^ Dept. Dei S7, ) Dey been drowned in watery soup. The first Inkling that young Benedict gets that . ' ’Cure than . Streetj 43 trouble.* It seemed to settle in my kid his Angelina is not all his fondest fancy painted her, and that he has missed MEANS MORE THAN neys. Doan's Kidney Pills rooted it his affinity, is when, he has to sit down to ill-coolced and ill-served meals; and I t uflllctnd ANY OTHER NAME out. It is several months since I used witUweal^ you may be very sure that if there were no bad dinners there would be pre them, and up to date there has been no eyeH^ usI Thompson’s Eye Water BROWN BANDS GOOD FOR PRESENTS cious few men wandering away from home. * * * To be a good wife is not Si Jacobs O il recurrence of the trouble.” The old monk cur«. Jtispen*- Doan’s Kidney Pills for sale by all an easy task. It is one of the most strenuous undertakings on earth. It re ' tratingf prompt axid unfaiiiuK * Seller in th» World/' quires labor and skill and care and tact and unselfishness, but it is the kind CURES WHtfi? ALL ELSE FAILS- ff»5/ dealers. Price 50 cents per bos. Fos- • Bast Cough byrup, Taatos Goo• f-r> r H toit vi.tre 'the dollar goes t.befarthest. One month's irriitg- -with us will convince < S M A i w S B ' Y ^ i'T'JS. NUTLEY, IN. J. you that you will save money, 'oin tbe ariiiyof mom y savers...... T...... ' 1 "*" SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY & SATURDAY LOW PRICES AND HICH QUALITY Loin Po-rk...... 12<: Ibj Rib R-iaxt-...... 12'-, 14c lb That is the design of this store. -We save: Chopped Meat...... 3 lbs for 2 c Sans ...... 11c ib POULTRY SHOW yon m oney and you sacrifice nothing- in quality by Corued Beef...... 60 lb Put Reast>...... '. 10 lb dealing here. We guarantee every article to be B est Smoked liatui-’...... 12c lb < ;i 1 if. rni;t H am s...... 9c Hi UNDER THE just as represented, and should an error of any $o.00 in stamps with 1 lb BestNf' 1 j kp 1 i si Tajiioca...... 9c Crop T ea...... 611. 1 l'kfi. F arin a ...... •...... 9c AUSPICES kind occur we cheerfully rectify it. Below we Svi.OO io s^aulp^ with 1 lb finest Jav 1 jur-l'urii} Marijjii iiide...... ific enumerate some of the articles which may be found and Moclia Coffee...... 33 1 11) irirne PruD es...... 10c — OF THE'— $6.00 in stwnips with 2 lb (- iiier- 1 Io J ot.nrl ( a k f...... >2'-& 16c ib on our counters. You should avail yourself of the H aracalbo CoHt-e. a lb ...... 2 ^ i 11 • <-a i J rt m iini 1 i 1. ii j J'c woer 12c opportunity to begin the New Year aright by deal $ 1 in Stamps with ary bekw. tO 11) laii No 2 Muekerpi...... S9«* ing- at Morse’s Grocery Store. You will be sur 1 pkfi Daisy Coro Starch...... 8> 1 ilijj. sj>«!glieili ur Mac r o u i___10c 5 lb bos Bp;-t Starch...... 17' >1 (-pi'1.- t m a n i it a ib...... 15c Poultry Fanciers’ Association prised at the end of the year to find what you have 1 package of Malt Breakfast lot d--13i 40 -tanip.'- willi Siivt-- ^edriiriK Rye saved by so doing. ~2 eanss iinportid Sardines, can...... 10i Hi ii m ij. J on orM ierij.qi- bottle 75c OF NEW JERSEY 6 N utm egs ...... ‘-5 .-l; u ]!- v\ ill 4-< z b(.i i le be^-t Ex- I> lbs-choice Prunes...... 25' We mention but a few of the articles we have in stock: 3 lbs Fine Rice...... 2(ic 2d Mcinips wiili 2-cz of He< f Ex- Mince Meat, (in several varieties,) icc., 25c., 65c. Dr:.ct...... 25c In Our Great Fifth Floor Auditorium 6 Dill or Sour Pickles...... W' 10 s i ii• p- wiili 1 lb Best. HoM Co"k- Layer Raisins, 20c. 3 bottles Home-made Relish...... lb 'i-'j! H uiter...... 21c Mixed Nuts, 15c. lb ; ■ Coffees of many brands, 15c.—32c. SPECIAL CUT PRICES January 30 and 31, F ruits . Cbampai.trn Wafers, a box...... 2 1c Koval ( beese. ja r ...... 8c - Vegetables. : ■ ■■ ' . ■'v' . : Gold Dust, a pkg...... 14c -J--1 1' C.'l II <'Imice Meal; Salnio i...... 9c -AND Crackers of infinite varieties. hiiciii ( z-bo-i 9c Mew Oats, a lb ...... 3 Y an i la " I. T.xi ra d .2 Best Creamery Butter. Fine Lard, a lb ...... 7- F ancy C;inm-d Pumpkin a c in ...... ] 0c New Mince Meat. 3 lbs fur...... 25c 9 1'uli.H.s 1!a b h ii’s Sna.p...... -Z5i-, Strictly Fresh Eggs. A r m o u r 's Mince Meat, pail...... 33c Fiii Hurs , a Ih...... February 1, 2, 3, 4 Teas in numerous blends. 2lb pail Cottoleue...... Pija I’i i q ' ...... 9c Canned Goods of every description. Wines, Beers, Liquors and Cigars of the better kinds. . Everything that may be found in a first-class S. SCHEUER d C O ., grocery store may always be obtained here. Oiiginal and Leading Cash Growers and Meat i >ealers in the State FREE I ADMISSION I FREE ORDERS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERIES PROMPTLY MADE 2 18 t o 2 2 4 W ashington Place. Passaic, N.J. EE V EE Y O N E ! INVITED Trading Stamps Given With All WHEN You are selecting Presents give Cash Purchases us a call. W e have th e Bnest, Fortni^htly.Club House -selection in the city. SOLD WATCHES, LADIES’ $18.00 OP to rent for L. Bamberger & Co. HARRY F*. MORSE, DIAMOND RINGS - - 10.00 DP Passac Avenue, - Nutley, N. J, t E li'iV GOLD F’J) WATCHES 12.00 UP DBS. B i l l l NEWARK, N. J. LAtltS’ SILVER WATCHES 3.00 OP Etc. T e le ph o n e No 74 w heu hujiog- from as you buy A P P L Y TO fvniyi a reliable firm. We are HARF J A. W'LEY, Secretary WARD & KUBAN ill! bidi-st jewelry store in [sucessors to] : 1 I Passaic. Established 18S2. Don’t. Box 98. M t'TLEY, N. J. ref ■ near Bloomfield Ave., n trr*jE Y , N. ,1. I f —T H E — SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES You intend purchasing in the S. E. BLAIR, Proprietor. for rent al$4.0u and upwards. The Nutley Sun Finish • Jewelry line, call at ‘ - FruPBAti K TEKH DKE Treasurer. DO IT NOW I S t e a m L a u n d r y , W. L. JONES, 665 Broad S t. NEWARK.. Diamonds, FLORIST. Watches, Chrysanthemums, Roses, Have your Worms got Horses? Chains Work Guaranteed. Are they getting thin. *n bhanch stork Gas and Electrical i*ent by mail njxm receipt ot F ifty CeaU) Mr. Fronde’s Watch Repairing ASSOCIATION 35fi Belleville Ave. Newark, Pi. J. FIXTURES sale & Exchange C. B. Smith & Company, Department is in charge -of % Organized 1885. thoroughly practical man. Piping an d Wiring. -WholMala Agento, MEWASI. W. J . BETTER THAN X STABLES. old 1* Hnsloy by P T.LKrrEHTS.Pxma.ie a.y Diamonds Reset While Yon Wait. JOSEPH 8TIRKAT. NUTLEY, - - New Jersey SAVING-S BANK- ISO to 200 first-class working and A handsome catalogue will be driving horses, aiso mules and Shet- given to everyone calling at the >and ponies constantly on hand. store. Kend P ostal Cakd to P. O.fBox 6 MONEY TO LOAN. 'tUVERY STABLES Patronize a Home Institution SOS Bank St,„ LINDEBERG The assortment of Cut Glass, Newark, N .J. Silverware, Leather Goods. Um« Btre«t, Mwtlagr. B . J. Meetings 3d Wednesday eTe»ing ol U p h o l s t e r e r brellas, Pocketbooks, etc., are of each month, at Park School Hall, Furniture Repaired. Mat- the finest make, latest designs and _ Vegetable tresseG Made Oyer Carpets lowest prices. Btaraimr* **4 Plwww «o»*d T. S. Browh, President, ^ and Flower Cleaned aad Laid. Curtains 4©“Very careful attention'given H. A. Connolly, Secretary 5 Reliable oiid Tested, Caialogu* Maitei Fres M&ty aaft <§*M» 5 j CAPT. F. D. KEMLEY, Prop, aid Shades Put U[>. Drapery- to the eye, and fitting of glasses & E kne&t V . (3 ocukfats, Treasurer SWEEBER & DON and Decorations. i V.iverside Drive, opp. Pumping 8ta. X Seed 114 CHAMBERS STREET i specialty. : Yru*Maf Hugh *?. Use d , Attorney. r nerch an ts n e w YORK ' T ■**s„ BELLEVILLE, N. J. 47 Garden St. PASSAIC, N. J. • Examination by Ocetilist ■: .