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PIONEER NEWSPAPER OF OCEAN COUNTY.

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County Baseball Young Man and Big Wind-up Day F reeholder Budget NHASSET WINS THE League Is Now Girl Drowned in at Island Heights AgainExceeds the a Q Full Swing WELL CUP RACE IN Pt. Pleasant Surf Camp Meeting Legal Fixed Limit WITH LEGAL LIMIT FIXED AT TOME RIVER, POIET PLRASART 'AN EASY WALKOVER DAUGHTER OP JUDGE M*PHER- B IL D SERVICE OR OLD CAMP #*•,«83.7«,THEY PROPOSE TO ARD LAKEWOOD IE A ERW SOH OP U.8. DISTRICT COURT OROURD TROUGH WARRED RAISE #73,350.00 WORKING AORBEMVRT a r o f r e a k h e r Island I Wight» and lb* Gandy cup rar« TO EEEPOFF; 400 ATTERO at Bn* Sid* Park. In all thr** race« ORE OF T B I VICTIMS ¿ COMPETITOR; WOR I T aha wm tailed by Herman Muller. As­ Notwithstanding th* fact that on* of Th» Ocean County Baseball League Th* lir»t drowning art-idem uf the Island Height*. N J . August II was oiganised al Lakewood on Monday IRTHUTES OVER BOUQUET sistant City Solicitor of Philadelphia Sund«> August llth wa* the greatest the reasons foe indicting the Board of summer in Ocean county water took Freeholder« a year ago last May wa* night of this week by fcpteeentativen After the race «he crowd gathered in religious day tlial Ii UimI Heights has place last Finlay iftslM M , when Mi«» from Tunis Rivef, Point Pleasant and ^•pll i'up race, gvnerally e s * the assentbly room of the yacht club ever had, and at it* rtoee another de- that on a previous year the Board had Kliaabeth MarPher ton.young*’*! daugh­ Lakewood The meeting was held in I lb« t>luc ribbon" rv»ni of lb* house, and the Handsome «■•well cup elnrntion had been made that this raised more money than the law «1* ter of Ho«. John H MarFhertoo, judge the rooms of the l-akewood Fire Co. in fUrnegai Bay yachting ctr- w m premmted to winner by Assistant beautiful resort • hall not be deprived of lowed the present Board on Tuesday , of the V. 9 Court (or the Eastern Dia- voted to raise $75.350. when according Harry 8 N gw man occupied the chair, i «on «o Saturday afternoon Attorney General Gaakill It w m re­ the purpose for which it wa* dedicated tnct of Philadelphia. Pa , and Mr. C. D. and P. G Bunnell of Tom. River waa iai toth. by Maohasstt owned ceived by former Mayor Weaver in a to law they can raiae but on« hall of Judaon, of Troy N Y . were drowned —• place where old and young can the temporary secretary. After decid* ■ Mayor Wravar o( PhiUdel* brief speech Capt. Herman Muller w m come for physical, moral and spiritual one per cant on the valuation of Im I while awtmming together in the surf at Ing to form a league, these officer* were Tbrr* «err but ihraa boat* in w m ale» brought to the (rant and com­ help and one of lit main attractions year, or $*«.»51.79. Whether tbie w m about four o'clock, at Point Pleasant chooen President. C. H. Wheeler at H ManhaaMt. raiWd by Harman pelled to make hie little any. Thera aha It be an annual rampmeeting intentional, in defiance of law. for The young people had been in the Point Pleasant; eecreUry. WHIi*o» A. (, rt]l> to swim from the Casino bathing bench ria. Tom* River. Them officer* are •»- ,n. the sixteen yaar old aoa the victory, and the moat pleaaed man Trenton, offered a prayer that brought from the incompetence and ignorance, to the Manaaquan Inlet. The ocean ao the executive committee. „r . R, T, Pattaraon o( Mec in the whole retort w m Mayor Weaver God and people clooe together: Mr. and for which it it juet as much noted, it w m rough and dangerous owing to Under this arrangement Toms River . rcpraamliag l »land Hrtghu S u n Piniah Mrs Bates sang a sweet duet. A large would be unposable for the outsider to easterly wind* and a bed storm earlier playe today at Point PleMant. »nd r _ j, and Frank, owned and sell- Freak (;SIOI choruf choir led by I. H, Linton, Kaq., say. However the Board is not the In the day, but ae both Miss MacPbar­ next Tuesday at Lakewood. rCap» Ororgc Bailay. »ailing lor Bouquet 1:11:24 4 42:40 with Dr. Allieon A. W. Gaw a»organist, only factor in fixing the county tax Manhaaeet t:Sl:40 4:29:24 ton and her companion were accustom­ rate Ita budget must conform |to the t Hrad yaehl club ed to the water and were daring swim­ made the woods ring with the song* In a game that wai both snappy »nd n finished second. Capt Bail- K lapsed Corrected rate as fixed by law. and be^ approved mers they had no fear "The fight is on, O Christian soldier" — in spot*—«crappy. Tome River put it t out of the race on the last Manhasset 2:JSKX» 2:24:1 A and "Att hail the power of Jetus name". by the County Tax Board before the Bouquet 2:5190 2:11950 At a little le»r than half the distance money can be railed, and the Board over Hainceport. Tueeday, 6-S- Bran­ , owing..ring to I the (ailing wind. The Rev. C K Adamson of Philadel­ son and Rickman were the bnttery for Manhaaeet was designed by C. D. they had hoped to cover, is a long, curv­ will have to cut iu budget down in all «1 be confessed that there wa» phia, preached with much effect on Toma River, and Arch was on the job. Mower of the Rudder, who also design­ ing sand-bar and within the arm of this probability, as there is no. likelihood of itiir in thr conte»t The men in a deep quiet-looking stretch of water "Holding our country for Christ against Hainceport kept ahead a good part of wt »nd Freak knew they had no ed the cup winners. Empress and An­ allenemirs " Rev. C. M. Boswell ap­ the Tax Board overriding the law which in rMlity is a place for dangerous of the game, a n d there w m plenty of 1 ol winning outride a fluke or a other Old Maid: and wa» built at New plied the Mnron to Island Heights. The budget is ae follows, adopted by Rochelle. N Y. Morton Johnson built eddies Here the young people were interest caught and although they exerted their Without using any names he described the Board Toms River—Richman c. Pierce es, the Freak from a Bailey model A. Courts $ 9,000 utmost strength they could not make the attempt* to ouerthrow special re­ Rogers If. Shuts 3b, Branson p, Search Carey Smith of New York designed the Board of prisoners 1,000 head way against the current. ligious work by those who tore down 2b Woolley cf. Schwarz lb, Chamber- Bouquet, and »he wa» built by Amoa and carried off the former commodious For Insurance 1,500 With the exception of a few hardy lain r( Lewis of Forksd River. Salaries 7.000 bathers at Jay's pavillion. the beach and costly auditorium; by a crowd of llainesport West rf, AUoways p, The Sewell trophy w m a gift from the Coroners 250 was deserted and it was against the ad­ men some of w-hom arc known, who, on Bowers 3b, M. Bakey cf. Woolfrom lb, late William Joyce Sewell of Camden, Elections 4,i)00 vice of the bathing mMters that people Wednesday night, August 7th, this Hulspirc ss. T. Uakcy c, McClusky 2b, who presented it through Judge Joseph year, secured a team and wagon and Stationery 250 H Gaakill to be sailed for annually on entered the water. Where Miss McPher­ Hills If. son and Mr Judson entered there were .with loud toned bells, while crouched Printing «0° Toms River—2 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 x-6 on the »econd Saturday in August by down to hide their faces, at a rapid Fuel and lights 400 no bathing ropes. The spot is only llainesport-- 0 2 0 2 0 1 0 0 0-5 the three amateur yacht clubs, Bay Constables and Justices 500 200 feet from the Manasquan inlet, and pace drove down campmeeting walk, Head, Island Height» and Sea Side Fox bills 350 there is always a strong curent running compelling the minister to wait until On Saturday last Lakewood defeuted Park Saturday wa* the eighth contest. Indigent soldiers 200 A little girl suddenly saw tho couple the noise had ceased; and finally of a Point Pleasant. 5-5, at Point Pleasant. It has been won four time» by Sea Side notice served, threatening to treat as County Superintendent 350 disappear beneath the surf. She ran to Last Saturday afternoon the Egypt Park, and four times by Island Heights. trespassers those who should attend a Surplus revenue 1,000 the group of bathers and told them of it. boys picked up a hot one dropped it Mina, Bouquet und Empress have each service announced for the "old camp County road repairs 3.000 but they insisted she must be mistaken. quick—being beaten by the Shaw Field carried off the trophy twice. Old Maid ground " New Bridges— Half an hour later the bodies were wash­ Club of Philadelphia,by a score of 10*1. once and Manhasset once. At 6 45 p. m., 1. H Linton, Esq., of Jackson *• 3.200 Neither Old Maid nor Empress are ed within a few minutes of each other. It was a fairly close game till the eighth Washington, D. C., conducted "Sun­ Dover 2,350 Doctors were immediately summoned 11 inning when the visitors pounded out racing this year, but it is evident that shine hour" on the big dock. The sing­ Bridge Repairs— but neither regained consciousness. seven runs And Slocum pitched for GBR WM f. SEWELL they are the only craft in the upper bay ing drew a large audience and the Berkeley 500 that stand any show with Manhasset in Miss McPherson had spent many sum­ Egypt, too. Scripture lesson read, prayers offered Brick 1.500 ordinary weather, light or heavy, on a mers in Point Pleasant and was well ireukdown on the part of Manhussel, and testimonies given were so helpful Dover 800 Ding Longstreet's friends are crowing known there as a young woman of ex­ nd the spectators knew it also. Con- a waterline measurement. There are that four persons asked for prayer. Eagleswood 700 over that 16 inning game, score 1-0, many lovers of racing who would like ceptional gifts and charm. Mr. Judson qucntly, not oven Sea Side Park which At 7 25 more than 200 walked to the Jackson 800 that he won for Elizabeth recently. to see the three of them try it out. had come down to spend the day with tsure of victory before the race start- old auditorium location while singing Lacey 350 On Friday night, the evening before Miss MacPhcrson, and expected to re­ 1 as it did after the result was an- “ We're marching to Zion.” There a Lakewood 500 School Fish Shoal in Barnegat the race, the Sea Side Park club gave a turn to his home that evening. aunced, could work up any enthusiasm roll call service was held. Addresses Little Egg Harbor 1,000 reception to the clubs at Bay Head and It was reported that Mr. Judson and Bay,and Big Catches are Made r the walkover. There was a fair were made by the Rev. W . W. Moffett, Long Beach 150 Island Heights. A special train ran Miss MacPherson were engaged but this tinkling of boats on the bay to watch who preached the first campmeeting Manchester 150 “ Anybody edn make a big catch of over from the Heights, and beside not a is denied by a member of the McPher­ (fun, and the club house and dock sermon here, 29 years ago; Rev. John Ocean 150 iveakfish in Barnegat Bay now ," said a few went in boats. It was pronounced son family. MissMacPherson was about t Sea Side Park were pretty well filled Simpson, who was connected with the Plumsted 800 party boat captain the other day. "Tho a very enjoyable occasion. 20 years old, and the young man but 21 1, the crowd consisting of three parts enterprise from the beginning, and who Stufford 500 bay is alive with the little school fisb. ■young women and girls in summer is secretary of the present campmeet­ Union 300 They will bite as long as the time serves The Island Heights Yacht club is [fowns to one part men in yachting togs Scarcity of Surfmen Hakes Much ing association; and Rev. C. M. Bos­ General Indebtedness— and the bait lasts, and the green horn rather proud of the addition of the Sea UBd another part boys, wriggling in and Trouble In Life-Saving Service well. When the assemblage was asked For expense of Investigation of can land about as many as the man who Side Yacht Club’s challenge cup, won I out through the crowd, vociferously to give the names of those whom they the affairs of Ocean County, calls himself an angler, and comes down by Sybilla at Atlantic City Monday of oting for Manhaiset. The heads of the Life-Saving Service had known in connection with the ordered by CharlesJE. Hend­ with all the the fancy tackle and fishinl last week, to its case of trophies. In 1 a social affair the race was without are troubled over the scarcity of surf- Island Heights campmeeting, bishops, rickson, Judge 2,800 togs." He was about right too. Catch­ addition to this challenge cup, which St a success. The yacht club house men. When the surfmen went on duty secretaries, editors, educators, evangel­ Recarpeting court room 200 es of one hundred and up are by no stands 18 inches high, and is one of if | eat decorated for the occasion inside last year, 1906, there was a scarcity of ists, musicians and various other men Discounts 500 means rare. Catches of two hundred not the finest cup on the coast, the out, outside flags and streamers available men but it was nothing com­ and women were named, amid many Emergency bills 1,400 and up no longer cause any excitement. Sybilla also was given another cup to | lying, iuside flowers and greens, music pared to the present situation. Many expressions of gratitude. County Roads— You’ve got to go beyond the 400 mark, be kept by her as winner of the race; I all the trimmings So that it was of the stations are shorthanded, some The worshippers then sang "In the Lakchurst and Lakewood|road 15,000 before the boys at the Pier sit up so that with the I. H. Y . C. ocean race I Ml spectacle rather than as a race that having only three or four of the regular sweet bye and bye" and hastened to Bay Head and Sea Side Park and take notice. cup, which she won the day before, she [the event this year attracted interest crew, and there are no men on the Civil the new location where after stirring road survey 600 At the inlet the blues running up to a carried off three cups in two days. The The course was a triangle sailed three Service list to replace those who have music by the chorus and a beautiful Engineers per cent. 700 pound and a half or two pound havo Sybilla’s racing number at Atlantic [times around. Starting at the Sea Side dropped out. Accordingly the vacan­ solo by G. Charles Westcott, the Rev. For five per cent, due on roads 1,630 been caught by trolling. The bank City was 11, and she carried a crew of (Park yacht club dock, with a northeast cies are filled with men who have little E. J. Reed of Island Heights, delivered Deficiency on Court accounts skiff men chum with groundup moss- 7. The colored men at the Inlet during [breeze, the three contestants stretched or no experience, the heads of the ser­ a timely sermon on "T he Christ and his last year 4,000 bunker, one man grinding the chum the Atlantic City race doped it out that Itway to Coates Point with the wind' vice having no choice but to take what power to save.” In the closing service, while the other tends the lines,the boat Sybilla was sure to win, "com e seb’n $75,350 [over the quarter. Next leg was down they can get. in charge of Dr. Boswell, many stood The Board presumably has tired of being kept on the move by its kicker. I to Barnegat bay draw, the wind being come ’leb’n” . The rule that a man to pass the civil for prayer, some o£ whom were con­ its folly in holding up court bills for a They have caught large numbers this I about abeam Only on the short leg service exam, must have had 3 years verted before they went home. The way. But Sybilla was not the only Ocean year past, for it borrowed some $10,600, [from the draw to the club house was experience as surfman, sailor or boat­ congregation, that numbered over 400, Bluefish weighing from a half pound county craft to win honors at Atlantic and ordered the Collector to pay all [ there any windward work. The wind man, has been disregarded entirely in was asked to give a denominational to a pound, the snapping mackerel City. Happy Princess, the famous back court bills, including those of the [kept up fairly well during the first two this emergency, and the Keepers have showing, and in surprisingly large com­ brand, are plenty in the bay. Last week Herreshoff craft from Beach Haven, Brouwer trial, for which judgment had [rounds, but there was a light rain fall- had to take on green men in many in­ panies, in turn Methodists, Presby­ and this week the big blues came in on owned by John P. Crozer Commodore been obtained in the Supreme Court. «and then the breeze died down. stances and trust to luck in getting terians, Baptists, Episcopalians, Luth­ the beach and were squidded from the of the B. H. Y. C., took the cup in the These bills will be augmented by the 1 three contestants went across the them broken in by the time a bad storm erans, Roman Catholics and Quakers surf. class B (open yachts) race, as Sybilla amount of the costs of the suits tin a bunch, only 39 seconds from comes. arose. These were joined by some A number of road repair bills were Big weakfish, some of them running 1 the Freak started at 1:51:01, till did in class A. (cabin yachts). Capt. German Reformed and one Universal- The chief reason for the scarcity of turned over to the State Road Com­ as high as fifteen pounds, were caught I Bouquet, the last one to start, cros Will Smith of Tuckerton, sailed Happy ist, The large company amid tears of men in the service is the high price paid missioner to be paid from the auto li­ in the oounds at Sea Side Park, Laval- I over. Manhasset took the head of Princess, which beat Katharine II of joy and shouts of praise sang “When in other walks of life. The surfman as cense fund; the County Road Super­ lette, Mantoloking and Point Pleasant ►procession before Coates was reach- Atlantic City, some 17 minutes in a 20 the roll is called up yonder I’ll be a rule is a handyman with a paintbrush, visor was authorized to buy road tools, the past week.. Fishermen say this After that there was a pretty strug' mile race. This is the second year that there,” aYid waved handkerchiefs to ex­ with boatbuilders or carpenters tools, and also to erect the signs furnished by means the channel runners in the bay etween Bouquet and Freak, but it Happy Princess has won this cup press their sympathy and enthusiasm. or has some other trade. Just now he the State for the county roads; Mr. wilt be bigger now. r second place not for first as can make half as much again working It was a scene never witnessed here be­ The busy little perch like the busy Next Friday (tomorrow) the Toms Hance was directed to build railings as basset increased the distance be- at his trade, or working on the bay fore and one that will always be re­ bee are always ready to bite. 1 her and the other two each min- River Yacht club has a sneakbox race membered. needed on the Burrsville-Point Pleasant even, as he can in Uncle Sam’s em­ road. An invitation to attend a dinner Crabs come up the river and can be : race, open to all boxes 20 feet or under. The A children's meeting conducted by ploy at $65 per month, for ten months given by the Sea Side Park Board of caught in the village limits. I the last round, the wind dying out race will be sailed in the mouth of the Mrs Freeman, Mrs. Grey, Mrs. Adams in the year. Therefore the only place Trade at the Manhassett hotel on Fri­ . Bailey put the Freak up the bay river, and two handsome silver cups and Mrs Boswell showed what can be in demand in the stations is the seventh Will Open Magnolia Avenue to ne, knowing he had no show for are offered as prizes to the two winning done for little ones next year. day of next week, 23d inst., was ac­ man's job. Beside many ' the older cepted; a proposition of Mr. Wilsey Bouquet kept in to the finish, boats. During Sabbath a free will offering of River; Fire Warden Reappointed men in the service are dropping out, that H. B. Pitcher be employed to quet and Freak had the same rac- and the younger men do not like being $100 was contributed. When some On Saturday the Island Heights supervise the Main street bulkhead at Chairman T. I. Grant and W. S.Jack- ngth: 23 feet and 1 inch; and both of! on the beach out of all the fun that controverted questions shall have been Yacht club has an open race for sneak- Toms River, was defeated. son were at the Township Committee’s > give Manhasset 13 minutes and is going on, and only having one day at settled and permanent residents and boxes under the same rules as that of A resolution to accept the Lakewood weekly meeting last Friday afternoon. onds time. As Manhasset beat home. When they can make as much summer dwellers and visitors become the T. Y , R. C race the day before, and Water Co.’s plans for the River avenue In the absence of Clerk G. ant, C. Leland et an even 13 minutes without or more money at some other work, and united the campmeeting will doubtles s also offers two cups. The same day or Floodgate improvement at Lake- Leland-Haslett acted as clerk. Bills to ( allowance, her entire time over have the evenings to themselves, they ly benefit all concerned they sail the open catboat race, on over wood was adopted, but Solicitor Stout the amount of $400 were paid, and the nd boat.was 26 minutes and 42 leave the stationhouse. all measurement, in order to give the NOTICE said that the Board would all Wear ordinance passed to open up Magnolia stripes if it was done, and he would re­ avenue from Washington street to the |: was the third race that the Man- other boats some chance with Manhas­ Keep in mind thatyou can have you Capt. Othello Brown of Tuckerton, an sign as solicitor, and one or the other t had won and in fact the third set. •yes attended to at Dr. E. C. Disbrow'a river. Walter H- Wright was again aged citizen, was taken to the Trenton office every Wednesday by a graduate threats struck terror tc the hearts of appointed Fire Warden for the town­ at Manhasset has sailed: The Bay Head has an open race on Satur­ insane asylum recently eye specialist. 4* ► two were the Morgan Cup rpce at day of next week, August 24th. the Freeholders, and the matter ended ship for another year.

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Mia all 1» m* to read to you aw bitar oh* aMad. ararf Ik*l waa falliog fra« tor «tool can, •> we do right «long, sell tewing machine», china m ttm , MM a piat to va n * «at*r. aUr -I’d railwr boro yon m b my boad tor and thro* log II raetotoly around 1« Ik* aatfa a*4 fm M a*4 alia« Ito with I bo bay ran*.“ bo **ld |wvrl*hly tor Itorat. "My drar rblto. yoa toko closet», bedroom furniture, rockera, etc., for shipment M ilan t* stead all olflM Kaal ■wo- gbo tank tb* bittta from tb* ratrinH rare of everybody a* rank except lag koto i p niulBua am a grltota aatll and poured MM* In tbe palm of bee yaaraetf II'« «petog o f c uorao. taw to buyers living in Philadelphia, Asbury Park,and such ttoy at* a pal* brew* tb* air I* ao rbtlly yoa aagbt I* koop «•to Tm la Mato* OH Ito f*l fra * flnu while band that tar* »luff *o yaar rtoto corerwd * places, in direct competition with the big city «tore«, a pmumI to Ira*. Juicy bnf. pot II m “That’* more Ilk* living “ II* g*»o •to laughed happily, walking toatto a board a ad «lib a sir**«. *torp kalfa a aigii a t retaxoitoa aa ibr «»ibiog him with light, aprtngy «top* acrap* It ao quick 1/ that lb* t*aa l v egm-t »iota m e) him. "H ad a pretty there must be a reason for it. The reason is: "Too treat a»* aa If I o w n ■■ lire m u m a flu* palp. ta*vl#« *»ly lb* rtow .«II. didn't I. Mlm H ylandr *pan*IUto child that needed watching " alruogwr ntusrl#» uaua*olnt. Stencil tbe you are gone.” two smelts would be euotigh. Our ters, Steam Fitting and can have them skillfully adjusted by piece—the front of the case-and Toms River, N J Once In her room Bhe went to her fish man’s been sarcastic since that H ot A ir Heating,Tin and iiopbinted end, or tbe flap, with a wardrobe for her one gftla dress, for day I phoned for a halibut nnd lie ex­ ¿Snventlonnl flower In dull green and to celebrate the beginning of her plained a halibut was too large for LBEKT C. MARTIN. Sheet Iron Workers Stiles & Co., loown, with an Inclosing band of week’s holiday she had promised to go two people—It occasionally weighs 100 Jobbing promptly attended to A A ttobney and green. Next baste the silk to tbe un- with John Martin to the theuter. Them pounds. Today he began to be tuuny f‘ ’ iteANDREW JACKSON. Pire one Mlag Jayne, afteryrard Mm. Tram- boll, who helped to keep her literary The «evanto prealdeut of tbe United Stetae waa boni In Ueloo rou tT . Life aecrets and aaalafed aa much aa ton M. 0 , to 1787. Al tbe ego ot thlrtaen hn «oliateti aa e ooMMt tu thè w t of to» Revolution. In tbe war of 1812 he commauded thè A mari con forcee et could In worrying the choleric Irish­ tte battìi of New Orleans, wlnntng e deciti ve vlctory whlch mede bit» a Accident man. Mr. Fraud a, tha ad I tor. know alar boto. Jackson trai «lectrd prealdent In 1 8 » end rwetocted •* very well that SbleMn wag “ a fighting end o f hla firet tenu. He waa e Dumocret. Jackeou dled et bla toma, Tornado man.” bat tbo •plecea” goat him by u à fa motta Harmltoge. neer Nashville. Teen., In 1846. JKjWou'a j f * tbo wicked ladle« worn ao uncommonly Representing the lending Of a soldier waa won by hla defeat of Ito Creek Indiana at Tallodoga In 1818 l i w i i i i y rich In point and bumor that bo yield­ and at Emuckfau and Horaaatoe Beqd In 1814. Later t o waa In conimand American and Foreign Coni' ed to a natural Inclination and printed n o m WHO MAHHIEr l ì CHAIM-1 them one ami all. tbo article« purport­ ogalnst tbe Hemlnolea. Hls aobriquet waa “Old Hlckory." ______panic« MffCOLK. p u t luí' u a WM«» ing to be lettem from "Aunt •Becca." French |M-ur. It tm-un to 1» «» b»rdy , h m M hla not» as n chaUens« and. U It Is by no means a subject o f won- The Greatest Security a Ikat ho would, according to tho low *ny «nil »ttoiwil» «» far north ■» On­ dor that thoao publications threw Mr. | nth cooo mado and pro* Id»d. proocrlba ä j ä r j r s r j . tario autl In part* of northern Now Eatab)i>hed 1874 James Shields Into a state o f wrath. A principals to accept of thorn. To thla I» on « emitberii rallrunii In year« gone I lonna of th» mretina W. roturnrd raadlly aasantad. and wa «hook bandai u . . . M..,Il III. tmrtlv farm InA- Knutautl where nny ii»«r will thrive r auwrr that If M. would moot him at thin skinned, aenaltlve. high minded by. Meny recall hla |>ortly form. Infl upon ’th* pledge It » « » «ban mutually It 1« o guod |ie«r lo grow on qtilucu I Plantar*! Houao ai dcilrtd ha would and high tempered man. tender of bla nlte good iiumor and uta/umlh,« JssU agroed that wa ahould adjourn to Bprtng- root*, pnxlui luif large »|m« linen* *ml jllona» him. M. replied In a not» that honor, and an Irlabman beeldea. It flrld and there procraallnata tha matlsr On out- wvaslnii l»eve waa giving Idonlrd W.'a right to dlotalh lima and annual crop« It itlao duos well on pear would have been strange Indeed If hn for tho purpoae of affoetlng tha aocret rent to hla dlnllke of the way« of n a but that ha (If.) would walva tha arrangement between him and myaelf. root* It I* a rather targe pear, ebolce Diamonds itlon of tlmo and moot him at Loulal- bad not felt like «nulling blood. But certain official. He exprenaed himself All thla I kept concealed from Mr. Bhlelda. specimens averaging «bout three *nd Mo. Upon my proaentlng thla not» bl* rage only afforded new delights to .r. and atatlng varbally Ita contonU one-hair Inches long. The «kin I* yel­ bli tormentor«, and when It reached Ita io Tremont. and Dr. Marryman Invlted, colonel lina more fiuti Imit Ime waya of I drcllnad rocrlvlng It. aaylns ha had __a. — ...» la* Vlla tiMMV 1 HPPf>flt. I »nabln.t a* Inali Ita III Ialiti filli II A11V IIIAD lowish green, with reddish brown height Aunt 'Becca traneformed her­ me to laka » «cat In hla buggy. I »crept making n matt hate him than any man naaa In It. Loula and It waa aa naar ed the Invitation the more readily aa I checks and «lots. Tbe flesh ll white, High grade Rockford, Loulalann. Merryman than dlraotad self to Cnthleen and broke out In I ever knew of." thought that leaving Mr. Shield« In Tre­ fine grained uttd buttery and the fla­ to notify Whltealdo that ha ahould rhyme«, which Miss Jayne's brother nton» until hi* horae would be In belter The Canadian Beundnry. ah tha cerr lapondonco between them. vor pleasant ttud «plcy. It ripens about Howard, Waltham and Bill kindly consented to “drop" for tho condition to travel would facllttato tha The boundary Hue between Canada . auoh comment! aa ha thought Bt. with tbe Sheldon In enrly October. Ita amiable ladles. private agreement between Dr. M erry -and______the______United______State« 1» marked with i I did. Thua It atood at bedtlma laat ■hipping qualities nre excellent, nnd It gbl. Thla morning Whltealde. by hla It tvns too bad. Mr. Shield« could man and myaelf. * to 8prtMMd post* at mile Interval* for a great pert Elgin Watches paripart Ulof tha»»»to wayw«y «««»«a ------r - ” with ¿T tta length. Cnlrn*. earth mound« ranks among tbe first o f the general land Bhlelda. la praying for a new trial Mr. Lincoln, but nothing paaaed betwean j the ground that ho waa mtataken In stand It no longer. He aent General and tlml>er |stmts are also used, and purpose i>eare. iarryman’a propoaltlon to meet him at ua on tho Journey In relation to the mat­ Whiteside to Mr. Francis to demand ter In hand. Wa arrived In Springfield on through the forest« and swamps a Hue Clocks, Jewelry a n d ana,>Mo., thinking It waa tho atata Nsgtaotsd Old Orchards. Louisiana. Thla Merryman hoota at the name of the person who wrote tbo Monday night. About noon on Tueaday. to a rod wide clear of trees and under my astonishment, a propoaltlon was mn > I la preparing hla publtcatton, while tho letter* from the “ Lost Township*,” wood has been cut. Across the lakes In almost uuy part of our state can la In a ferment and a »treat light to meet In Missouri, within three miles .' bo fouud orchards of advanced aga Hilverware and Mr. Franda told him It waa A. Alton, on ths neat Thursday: the weapon- nrtlflclnl Islands support the calms, what anticipated. which do not pny, nml It I* readily I began thla letter not for what I Lincoln.UIUVVIU. Tbl*AUIO Hiaw»Information iHHtiww led to- - — invalicavalry y Uivauaquivbroadaworda of the largest si?.. which rise about eight feet above tbe _ j been writing, but to aay aomethlng challenge, e sudden scampering off o f I UiD the pardea|jcariitoto to»v» rewiss*»Und on . each...... side— -of a bar- high water mark.—Pearson’* Weekly. seen that aomethlng Is wrong. The . . . . a . . . _____a _ _.- a élmo»rler nndand In to Itobe rnnflconfined to a limited sp ice that aubjoct which you know to be of partles and friends to Mlaaourl, a meet­ problem of renovating nn orchard 1s Souvenir Goods a n d uch Infinite aollcltude to me. Tha 1m- As I had not been consulted at all on tl.<- sometimes it large otte nml often proves ing, an explanation and n peaceful re­ subject and considering the private un­ Politeness Pays. ienee Buffering» you endured from the to be very expensive. The causes rat day» of September till the middle of turn. derstanding between Dr. Merrymnn nnd Politeness, oven to pimple you dis­ Novelties m yself nnd tt being known tlint Mr which are responsible for un unprofita­ hbruary you never tried to conceal from Abraham Lincoln In the field ot hon­ like, Is never lost and always pays. o, and I well underatood. You have now Shields was left at Tremont. such n prop ble orchard are many and may be or, aword In hand, maneuvered by a It enhances your character ami It calls wn the huaband of a lovely woman osltlon took mo by surprise. However, briefly stated thus: Unsuitable varie­ second learned In tbe duello, would be being determined not to violate the laws from your enemies the respect they nre rly eight monthe. That you aru hap- ties, poor drainage, unfavorable site, now than the day you married her t a attractive spectacle under any cir­ of the state. I declined agreeing upon (he bound to give you, no matter what way GE0.G.W0RSTALL know, for without you could not cumstance*, but with a celebrated man terms until wo should meet In Missouri. poor soil, neglect, unfavorable climatic well Immediately after I called upon Dr. Mer­ they may think or feel about yon. j living. But I have your word for It, for nn antagonist and a lady’s bumor conditions nml old age. o, and the returning claatlclty of «plrlte ryman and withdrew the pledge of honor Mnuy an enemy has been changed Into JEWELER, tbe occasion tbe scene Is one of tran­ Tbe first and most Important point In ghlch Is manifested In your letters. But between him and myself In relation to s n friend by tt continually pleasant W li oli In s p e cto r fo r N. J . ( e n t r a i scendent Interest, and tbe documents secret agreement. I started after this to rejuvenating an orchard Is whether or [ want___t to ask a cldee question, "Are you milliner nnd a strong determination not H a llw a y In feeling, as well as Judgment, glad wblcb describe It are well entitled to a meet Mr. Shields nnd met him about not the trees nre worth saving. Tho twenty miles from Rprlngflotd. It was to hoc that which Is disagreeable.—Ex­ J are married ns you nro?" From any- varieties may not bo whnt you desire place In bis Uislory. Tbe letter ot Mr. late on Tuesday night when wo both dy but me this would bo an Impudent change. or too far gone to lie responsive to treat­ It, S Klin Stmt, TOES KITES jestlon not to be tolerated, but I know Shields’ second, being first In date, la reached the city nnd learned that Dr Painfully Abssntmindsd. I you will pardon It In me. Please answer first In order Merryman hnd left for Missouri, Mr. Lin­ ment. If the trees are on wet land, Opposite Ocean House coln having left before the proposition A young bridegroom after the wed­ II quickly, as I am Impatient to know. Springfield, Oct. 3,1812. cut them down or thoroughly drain tho was made, as Dr. Merryman had himself ding was ull over and the bride’s old I have sent my love to your Fanny so To the Editor of the Sangamon Journal: soil, as a fruit tree will never thrive Informed me. The time and place mnde I often I fear she Is getting tired of It Sir—To prevent misrepresentation of the father bad gone off to the club began It necessary to start at once. We left with wet feet. Apple trees over thirty- | However, I will venture to tender It recent affair between Mea»rs. Shields and to search anxiously among the wed­ Springfield at 11 o’clock on Tuesday night, bIx or thirty-seven years old, which [-Again. Yours forever, LINCOLN. Lincoln, I think It proper to give a brief ding gifts. “ What are you looking for, COAL and LUMBER traveled all night nnd arrived In Hillsbor­ have long been neglected, are not narrative of the facta of tho caae aa Jhey ough on Wednesday morning, where we dear*/“ said the bride. "That $2,500 Lime, Cement and Brick Dooi came within my knowledge, for the truth worth saving; likewise the cherries took In General Ewing. From there we CHAPTER XIV. of which I hold myaelf re»ponslble, and check of your father’s,” he said anx went to Alton, where we arrived on over twenty, the pear over twenty-two Saab and Blind«, Lath, also request you to give the flame publication. lously. “ I don’ t see it anywhere.” Thursday, and, ns the proposition re­ or twenty-three, the plum over fifteen [ Lincoln Willing lo Fight a Duel For An offensive article In relation to Mr. “ Poor pupa is so absentmindedl” said Blacksmith’s Coal and Coke. quired three friends on each side, I was and the peach over twelve years of Gallantry. Bhlelda appeared In the Sangamon Jour­ Joined by General Ewing and Dr. Hope the bride. “ He lit hls cigar with lt.” - At lowest prices. Agents for nal of the 2d September last, and on de­ uge. In fact, the trees which should as the friends o f Mr, Shields. W e then SL Louis Republic. N the last of these letters Mr. Lin­ manding the author Mr. Lincoln was giv­ not bo worked with are those with a Lneas’ Paints, Flagging crossed to Missouri, where n proposition Living on Water. coln refers to bis “duel with en up by the editor. Mr. Shields previous was made by General Hardin and Dr. high head, partially decayed trunk nnd to thl» demand mado arrangement» to go "Bromley, here’s an account of a wo­ I Shields.” That was another of tbe English (who had nrrlved there In the In n generally run down condition. If disagreeable consequences wblcb to Quincy on public buslne»», and before meantime ns mutual friends) to refer the man who lived for more than a month A. B. NEWBURY & CO. hi» return Mr. Lincoln had left for Tre­ matter to. I think, four friends for n set­ nothing more serious than Insects and ed from bis fatal entanglement mont to attend court, with the Intention, on water.” fungous diseases Is present, the orchard (INC.) tlement. This I believed Mr. Shields “That's nothing, Darranger. My fa­ with Mary. Not content with manag- os we learned, of remaining on circuit would refuse and declined seeing him. but tqjy be very economically reclaimed.— several weeks. Mr. Shields on hts return ther has been living on water for the Successor to William Aumaok log a timid, although half frantic and Dr. Hope, who conferred with him on the Oregon Experiment Station. requested me to accompany him to Tre­ subject, returned nnd stated that Mr. Opposite 0. R. R. Depot, Toms ctory lover, her restless spirit led mont, and on arriving there we found Inst ten years.” Shields declined settling the matter “ You expect me to believe that, eh? ir Into new .fields of adventure. Her that Dr. Merryman and Mr. Butler had through any other than the friends he T h e Climbing R o»e. River, N. ■). paflBed us In the night and got there Why don't you add that he grew fat on n' waa Too "keen to Tie 1316 Tn'flie ptt- had selected to stand by him on that T h e rose Is not a natural clim b er; It before us. We arrived In Tremont on tho occasion. The friends of both the parties it?” itlcal controversies of tbe time. As a can ramble over low shrubs, large 17th ult, and Mr. Shields addressed a note finally agreed to withdraw the papers “ Well, he did. He's n sen captain.”— to Mr. Lincoln Immediately. Informing bowlders and such things, but when (temporarily) to give the friends of Mr. Liverpool Mercury. 1. W . RICHTMEYER him that he was given up as the author Lincoln an opportunity to explain. Where­ grown about a veranda pillar It must of some articles that appeared in the A lady of fashion of advanced age upon ths friends of Mr. Lincoln—to tvlt, be artificially supported by tying up Sangamon Journal (one more over the Messrs. Merryman, Bledsoe and Butler- wanted a page hoy nnd advertised, occasion a lly us It grow s. T his Is m ore signature having made Its appearance at made a full and satisfactory explanation “ Youth wanted.” One of her dearest MONUMENTAL this time) and requesting him to retract satisfactory than Ignoring It until the In relation to tho article which appeared friends sent her by tho next post n the offensive nllusions contained In said In the Sangnmon Journal of the 2d, the end of the growing season. It Is then AND articles In relation to hls private char­ bottle of Blank’s celebrated wrinkle only one written by him. This was all a hnrtl Job to straigh ten out tbe b n d ly acter. Mr. Shields handed this note to done without the knowledge or consent filler and akin tightener, a pot of fairy tangled or twisted shoots, nnd tbe me to deliver to Mr. Lincoln and directed of Mr. Shields, and ho refused to accede bloom, a set of false teeth, a flaxen STONE DEALER mo at the same tlmo not to enter Into to It until Dr. Hope, General Ewing and wind Is likely to break them when they any verbal communication or bo the wig nnd a cake of Iodine soup. myself declared the apology sufficient and are very long. bearer of any verbal explanation, as such Anythingjia any kind of stone that we could not sustain him In going Never let one shoot grow upright for were always liable to misapprehension. further. I think It necessary to stato fur­ For over sixty Year« This note was delivered by me to Mr. ther that no explanation or apology had Mrs.winslow's a SoothingOUUWIIIIK ujiuuSyrup hasissao beenuceu pied forJBlB.nluBlun too long s period or get very far Residence, 30 Bobbins St over sixty years by millions of mothers fortbeli Lincoln, stating at the same time that I been previously offered on tho part of Mr, ataend of the others, advises a writer would call at hls convenience for an children while teething, with perfect success. It Lincoln to Mr. BMelds and that none was soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all In tbe Garden Magazine. If you do, Yard, 18 Washington St answer. Mr. Lincoln In the evening of ever commu* icated by me to him nor aln, cures w ind colic, and la the beat remedy tor the strongest or lending shoot will re TOMS IÏ1VEII, N. J. the same day handed me a letter address­ ■was any ev r offered to me, unless a Harrhoea. It will relieve the poor little sufferer ed to Mr. Shields. In this he gave or paper read to me by Dr. Merryman after Immediately. Sold by Drugglsta in every part of celve the greatest quantity of the sap Ethe world. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Be anre offered no explanation, but stated therein nnd the plant, by throwing Its strength and aslt for “ Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup that he could not submit to answer fur­ to the top, will soon become nude at ther, on the ground that Shields’ note he had handed me the broadsword propo­ and take no other kind. Guaranteed under the sition on Tuesday. I heard so little ot the Food and Drugs Act, June noth, loon, Serial the base. E. S.VanNOSTRAND contained an assumption of facto and Sumner loos also a menace. Mr. Shields then address­ reading of the paper that I do not know Plumbing, Tinning and ed him another note, In which ho dis­ fully what It purported to be, and I was Red Raspberries. the less Inclined to inquire as Mr. Lin­ Here la Relief for Women H eating avowed all Intention to menace and re­ If you have pains in the back, Urinary, Bladder I have tested nil the lending varieties quested to know whether he (Mr. Lincoln) coln was then gone to Missouri and Mr. Shields not yet arrived from Tremont. In or Kidney trouble, and want a certain, pleasant of red raspberries and find the Loudon HousekokllGooiH, etc. was the author of cither of the articles herb cure for woman’s ills, try AUSTRALIAN- which appeared In the Join rial headed fact, I could not entertain any offer of LEAF. It la a safe and never-falling monthly to take the lead In both hardiness nnd 5 Washington St,, Toms River "Lost Townships" and signed “Rebecca:” tho kind unless upon my own responsi­ regulator. At all Druggists or by mall ao eta, productiveness, with the Culbert sec­ bility, and that I was not disposed to do Sample package FREE. Address, The Mother and. if so. he repeated hls request of a re ond, says a writer In American Agri­ traction of the offensive matter In relation after what had already transpired. Gray Co., LeRoy, N. Y. culturist. These are both good va­ to hls private character: if not, hls denial I make this statement as I am about to would bo held sufficient. This letter was re­ be absont for some time, and I thlr.k it A Certain Cure for Aching Feet rieties, good shippers nnd also good BLACKSMITHING MBS. RINIA1J W. EDWARDS. turned to Mr. Shields unanswered, with a due to all concerned to give a true ver­ Allen’s Foot-Base, s powder; cures Tired, Ach­ market varieties. We prefer the Lou­ sion of the matter before I leave. Your ing, Sweating, Swollen feet. Sample aent FREE, [ am ready to akee yonr none or do you* ficai verbal statement "that there could be no don ns a table berry, also for canning Jobbing and now work. writer she had no rival of further negotiation between them until obedient servant, ___ also sample of Foot-Ease Sanitary Corn-Pad, a JOHN D. W H ITESID E. new Invention. Addreaa, Allen S. Olmsted, la purposes. It also ships well, making a •ex at Springfield and few, we ths first note was withdrawn." Mr. HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY Boy, H. Y. flue appearance In the box, having a to say, anywhere else. But Shields thereupon sent a note designating continued next week All work maranteed by me as hls friend, to which Mr. Lincoln ■deep red color, which does uot fade In a dangerous talent The teasp- Lemon, chocolate and Custard Plea THOMAS WIL8ÜV replied by designating Dr. Merryman. canning. Raspberries are good feeders, to use It unfairly are numerous It does not require an experienced cock to Water «treet »nop. TOMB B IT MB These three last notes passed on Monday requiring a liberal ninouut of plant strong. It inflicts so much pain morning, the ttth. Dr. Merryman handed make good plea from “OCR-PIE.” Just the The word “Buddha” means enlighten­ er proportions ot all Ingredients, are in the food and responding readily to good I almost necessarily so much Injus- me Mr. Lincoln’s last note when by our­ ed. The original Buddha was Slddar- age ready for Immediate nse. At grocers, * those against whom It Is dl- selves. I1 remarkedremurwcu tow Dr. Merryman...... - that - ) cents per package. Order a few packages treatm ent. tha G autam a, and he lived in the fifth today EverybodyJReads the Courier that its possessor rarely, If ever, the mattertoiBI was W now v submitted to - us and that I would propos«r that he and myself century B. C. ______that I " ------from s. controversy without «boiiid sledge our word* of.ianor i o each | H tm m i *m »m i » |, V . c i . *1 H»(g»i*. » •ev *p»«toi«i Al* M*** “ Tk» «M i af tlw J « * I •‘Mmwcctal In«»itala i«4tl Important Chang« la Ufo lata ranee! OM Xfc* U It rtw*»fc UwsliWM T«mm U>vt» )r«a*rd*> ah ,l.u«h i^kliu Mi it* * vary itaaanai ata*» Srm Kfy |>i IM i to m » y o u l| u Am*»«at «mM e.il«*!** advennud. et*«*mt • it* aM |w>*|>k •< ihn iliM I M il Mint ■ l w . Bu m M n I I »«/«h «V Itavi*. o* I J tHvM. The *I*H ul th* cadet * >’«p* wa* *»• • VfaW pm t m w ■ I 91 y*»»*>»l ag». K fi A«M«mS* )»*■•* *0 j ranged by the oltiraf» cd A lit barto*.1« The Prudential y*»r.'.M.*n*l Uta. Pana nml*y.m«ih*' l*o*t, N» **. O A R Th* cadet*, a* „ ,4 W tenti C W tr ami Mr» 0 W told in our 1**1 Meue. h*v* b**wc*mpr,t 1 Hnvwn. ai y rata *«W I m the Waaamaker grounds at ft»* j Prowl. Isiawd Height» tor th* pa»i i*u ADftxnsuoiiAna The i j Week* but return to the city today will write Non-Participating 1 1 There wet* between 110 and h*1 of raimi«X aarianeeeew»-lertw I¡m¡ la* id tVt all der u • 11hrm. in four t e n p u iM mostly from bnslnem exrlndvely. IHM «i lUHtMt, H wlUi ha. Im i. w j the Philadelphia store, though wane h h >i** c u » *A*A*AAA»aaAAA* jiet in ll*e bull'* eye*, another farmer through the village m Muddy Park, and wa* dying from blood poiaon. the re­ by the reviewing stand at th* River- Th» P.wa.wlial InswrwnM tSw|w»r ef Am*ri*a. Mem* U « » , «*<*•«., «, *, Jutt at this time whtn the J*r*rv sult ol liemg bill u by a victou* pig 1)4« lUMlir laoue, j»*t».i »• a naet Vompmt *? <»* Mai* «> '•»» 2*»*/, reurti ara 1*1111*1 the railroad* they must that attacked him unexpectedly: a Th« Wyi g*v« ihtif 4tm p*f*ony from Porterville to San year ago to th* very day in a simitar been arranged by t be old tolditt* am! Milt» and Lakewood. Of thi». »even Diego, miuita for loss untring and taken P> Mannahawkin, It was 2 >0 when they marched in understanding that it would be contin­ of use Out in California railroad* are living on blacklwrrie* the whole three town on Washington »treet. and it wa* ued to Blown'« Mill* Thi* would then no I loved with a great and absorbing ■lavs; deer come up to the Whiting* 5..to when they marched back on Water connect the <**t and we*t portion» of love, and' the paper* are tickled to nation m big droves, and rat out of the street Both the buys and th* people the »tale and make a more dralh to back up a man who ha* nerve (•audit of railroad passenger* from the of the village pr»n»unccd it «fineafter­ direct route to tit* *ea»hor* than at enough to tight them. window*; and *o on without any ap noon. and all were grateful to Com- present The route is almost straight e a * parent end mamlunt Bryan of Burn*i»le Po»t and and can l* constructed of the gravel A G K N T | F O R This it the season (or carnival*, jubi­ * * • to Mr. Scott who had arranged the affair that i*found along the line a* propose.!, lees, and all kind* and all sort* of It *cem* to lie g o o d graft for laity The fair an 1 festival of the W. R C making the cost of construction very STANDARD "doin'*'' to bring the shore town* into Ktorir* was continued througuut the evening low. Considersble enthu»ia*m is be­ notice. Anbury Park will have it* baby hind the project and its prospect i* as­ PHILLIPS DUPLEX-GOVERNED parade and carnival; Red Hank gave it* sured. An engineer will «oon be put on jubilee la»t week; Atlantic City and the route and its course »urveyed,— a» d UNCLE SAM Long branch have auto «how*, horse At TOMS RIVER Mt. Holly Herald. MARINE MOTORS ■how* etc., apparently w ithout end— hut Tom» River can't even afford to Panama Canal—Erie Canal. Boat Work of all kinds. Motors installed, hold an Old Home week, became it Machinery i* digging the Panama Ca would cost a little labor and money to nal a thousand time» <\utcker than the get it going. That it straight. Thirslay, August »hovel dug the Erie. , . „ _ , G, E. WALLACE * * * 29 Machinery produce* the L.& M. Paint at 50 time» If»» co»t for labor, than if La*t week, at a *e»»ion of the investi­ IMDER THEIR hlNE HAPrT DAYS WATERPROOF PAVILIONS. made by hand , Forked River, N. The L. & M give* the be*t job tn the gating committee in Trenton, while world. becauteL & M. Zinc harden* delving into the management of the L & M. White Lead and make» L. & M. State Hospital, it was brought out that The FRANK A. ROBBINS Paint wear like iron for 10 to 15 years. Ocean county some time ago kicked at It only require* 4 gallons of thi* cele­ NEW GREATEST ALL FEATURE SHOWS. brated paint and 3 gallons of Linseed BATHING PAVILIO being charged double prices for the Oil at 60 cents per gallon, to paint a Korea of Animal«, Awti, Antics and Attrantinn*. Ream far Tan Thou­ clothing furnished inmates from this moderate sized house. county. The testimony of experts in sand (• Enjoy a Thousand Ravala. If defects exist in L. & M. Paint, will A N D C A S I N O the clothing trade was brought in to THE TRIBUNAL OF NATIONS. repaint house for nothing. ▲ 8UPBB-8PT,ENDID PAGEANT REFLEX OF HEROIC HIS­ Sold by A. A. Brant, Toms River show that prices charged were double Stanwood Bros , Island Heights, Now Opens for Business what they ought to be, thus backing up TO RY Introducing Upon Sumptuoua Triumph«! I-loatu and Noble*! Charger», Living Counterpart* ol the (ireali'st \V«rri«»r» and Ruler? of the I’.iht and I'reaent, Martially and the contention made by this county C. Newbi-l HARKER.prop. SEA SIDE PA Regally Accoutered and Arrayed in Splendidly Accurate Facsimile!» of the Aims and Kega'la Universalist Campmeeting in It was also shown that this clothing, of Their Eraa, shoes, etc., was all brought by the War­ THE PARAGON OF RADIANT, ROMANTIC REALISM. Progress at Murray Grove den without competition from thesons- THU VHKY CREAM OF EARTH’S GREAT CIRCUSES in-law of Mr. Rico, one of the board of THE WORLD’S MOST WONDROfJS BAREBACK EQUES- The services at Murray Grove con­ managers. Warden Hayes has since Saddle Sensationalist*—Manege Marvels—Revolution» nnd Revelations in D «r* tinue with unabated interest. On Sun­ ing, Delicate Riding—The Handsomest of Horses The Greatest i,l Artist». resigned day morning last the meeting was fairly Pennsylvania Railroad It might be interesting to go back to well attended, notwithstanding the Ocean county’s kick. It was made threatening weather, and there were when E P. Kmson and Ur. Edmund visitors present from Lanoka, Forked ONE-DAY EXOTJBSIONS River and Waretown, The pulpit was Bennett were the watchdogs of the TO Ocean countv treasury, and when all occupied by Rev. E. E. Bailey, of Mans­ expenditures were watched. A com­ field, Pa, who preached from 2 Cor. 5:1, mittee, including George i. Shinn of "For we know that if the earthly house New Egypt, who was then County of this tabernacle be destroyed we have AsburyPark,Ocean Grove Collector, fudge Emson and others, a building of God, a house not made visited Trenton, examined the clothing wil l hands, eternal in the heavens.” furnished, and reported that the coun- Rev. Mr. Kelley of Athens, Pa., ry could buy it for about half what was preached in the evening. and Long Branch charged. But nothing came of it, as Next Sunday will be memorial day, the county had no authority in the the graves of Thomas Potter, who built EVERY SUNDAY, JULY 7 TO SEPTEMBER 15 matter the first Universalist church in America qc is * at Good Luck, and of Rev. G. W. EVERY WEDNESDAY. JULY 10 TO AUGUST 28 Barnes, long pastor there, will be decor­ Rev, Ur. W. W. Moffett, pastor of TRAIN LEAVES ated with appropriate ceremonies. FASH Methodist Episcopal church at Prince­ SUNDAY* WEDNESDAYS There are some guests at the Murray ton, announces that the movement to T O M S R I V E R 8.43 A. M. 9.10 A. M. Grove house, some of them from distant erect a new 850,000 church for the de­ 1.00 parts of the country. Some never hav I S L A N D H E I G H T S 8 .4 2 “ 9 .1 0 1“ nomination at that place is making ii 8S A HOST OF CLOWNS THAT CATER TO A NATION. ing been in this section before are visit­ BARNEGAT PIER 8.3 5 “ 9 .2 1 gratifying progress Dr. Moffett states Whose Inimitable Burlesques of Popular Games, Prominent People’s Fads and Fashion ing nearby points and places of interest SEA SIDE PARK 9 .0 1 “ 9 .2 1 to 8 $ that the leading citizens of Princeton Fools and Follies Make Folks Fall Off their Seats. are manifesting a lively interest in the Most Surprising Beasts £ o f Many Species. Returning, Sunday train leaves Long Branch ».So p m, North Asbary Park 6.35 P 5 ’ 5JÎ : Every resident of Toms River, inter­ Glit 6.85 p no. Weekdays, trains leave Long Branch s.lo p m, Aabnry park 6.IS p o, enterprise. Among those who have al­ In Cute, Cunning and Curious Antks to Charm the Children. Girt «.88pm ready contributed toward the 850,000 Th» Animal Star* ol All Anna*. A Monsttr Holley Ausmblig» of Wondroui Wags, ested in the welfare of the place, should fund are former President Grover Cleve­ Worth Their Walght In Gold lo a Wtnry World. mail at least one copy of the Courier’ illustrated souvenir number to some A FULL DAY BY THE SEA land and M. Taylor Pyne. Mr, Pyne THE COMINQ OF ALPHA AND OMEGA. For tickets and full information consult Ticket Agents donated the site at Nassau street and acquaintance living elsewhere DARE-DEVIL RIVALBY ABOVE k YAWNIN6 DEATH TRAP. I . R. WOOD GEO.UÛU. W. ” e BOTD^ ' Vandewater avenue, adjoining the lot Flying Awheel A cross a Oltty Cmp e f Fifty Feet. The readers of this paper will be pleas­ Passenger Trafflo Manager General Passenger Agent, VMlnAeljW* already owned by the trustees of the THIS FEARSOME MID-AIR FIGHT FOR FAME Which Makes the ed to learn that there is at least one church. The lot is valued at about Bravest Gasp and Tremble, Which Submerges Applause in Awe-Struck Admiration, Is dreaded disease that science has been $8,000. Wonderful Beyond the Power of Words. Prodigious Beyond Photograph or Pencil. An able to cure in all its stages, and that Dr. Mofiet points out that the church Event of Supernatural Sensation. ^ is Catarrh. Hall’s Cure is the only posi­ tive cure now known to the medical is to be a monument to Princeton as REPRODUCTION OF A TRIUMPHAL FETE IN TOKIO. fraternity. Catarrh being a constitu­ well as to Methodism, and says the Introducing the Great and Only Royal Mikado Troupe of Gymnasts. The First Schools tional disease, requires a constitutional people of New Jersey at large should of Athletic Art. Brought from the Capitals of Kings. Composing the Champions of Every treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken Country. The Agile Eminence of The Far East ana West. m in ,,* have a leading part in the good work. internally, acting directly upon the The Aerial SensationB Recognised From Every Throne. Brilliant, blood and mucous surfaces of the sys­ Beautiful, Bewitching Bioyole Frodigie«. The Coliseum Race Course Surround- The New Jersey Conference, led by tem, thereby destroying the founda­ the Presiding Elders, will make a jog Our Great Circus Rings and Olympian Elevated Stage Unites ™ tion of the disease, and giving the pa­ © o x j a v s m m special effort to push the work to a suc­ THE GREAT HIPPODROMES OF HI8T0RY, tient strength b# building up the con­ cessful issue this conference year. Lib­ stitution and assisting nature in doing its work The proprietors have so eral Methodists and friends outside of THE HIGH-CLASS CIRCUITS OF OUR CENTURY, Each week gives MORE OCEAN COUNTY NEW In Resplendent Rivalry. A Furor o f Fleet, Flashing, Flying FinUhes, which Thousands much faith in its curative powers that the conference are contributing to the Watch with Breathless Interest, and which Horsemen Pronounce Incomparably Fine. they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure Send for list fund, Dr. Moffett, who is chairman of *t.L m i Moar maovoLoumcr sn u o sn e n w » n o (* b nitimor wild and sowearro than can be iound m all othet papers combined. the soliciting committee, reports that wild ••adto. of testimonials. Address F. J. CHENEY & Co., contributions are coming in from vari­ AN ACTING ANIMAL MILLENNIUM . Toledo. O, “ JUMBO JERUSALEM. ’’ The Colouu. of all the Camel Sped«*-Taller ous sources. Dr. Moffett is well known Sold by Druggists, 7 5c. la this section. He has been pastor at Than Mott Full-Grown Elephants. • Take Hall's Family Pills for consti­ Tome River, Presiding Elder on this - 8'INT FREE MOENMB ■UlillUt-Pm iE. pation. T l . f i ­

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M ilk a r ; r * ? ? » . lo approval of stockholder* arai Ht» leu j mg Mro. C. F , flortugale JOSEPH GROVER Ul hi» farm «n ««at \ t’rabbe bom. from “HON “ A C. VSSSS? B ALBERT A UROY h. *l*»i i WILLIAM 11. CHARLES I. ROGERS prntrr’s it ««Jr U, H. M isst E DR R L DI8BKOW PRKD 0. SJANWOOD His first « if* ■g s f«w day* m New York GEORGE C, VANHI8K I» E BNO Johnaon »I ibi* p tun* inm g ait .tsSMSOt Hi Mrs William Ay»*« I W CARMICHAEL J PRED STKIMIKNtiON |>l«*atroi Island IMght*, I ll» l. is visiting friend» hero DR R R JONES ' IIOWARD APPLF.OATK JUDGE JAMES F MIXTURN HON GEORGE I. HH! N N' gate of this \ l«e«, and Rah. Miss Mav Kelley is Mrs DR EDWARD J ILL R F. RI'TTER of Camden Some lime ago hr i William Grant on H JUDGE MAJA LEON HURRY CHARLES il IRONS a widow, Mrs Bell, sh - survive Miss Martha Goble of Boston. is visit- Th. I hum twu*. on Lien ABRAM St PITTENGER ALFRED E JOHNSON Funeral servie«,« will be held bv T B Harrt*. h«* inf he» deter Mt* Theodor* Allen HARRY C IRON’S COL. CLARKNCK HUDSON at hi* ho««-,, n Washington street I wen bought by lion Adolph llm»l Mr* John Slsket M Brooklyn, is WILLIAM HEHLER ALBERT ALLEN I i» m burial at Riverside cemetery who no m m tin M n r . in on* Murk visiting Mr and Mr* Joseph Yat«s SAMUEL LEVY ADAM W.DOWNBY K n* wild cherries Mrs Emily S Maine*, widow of i V» that street Mr. and Mrs. John F. Smock of Wil­ !«tc WiHii.ni A Haines. Sr . ami moth­ Chari«* M. Drum* of Whiting*. I**t mington. D el. have keen visiting hrre Correspondents : Girard National Bunt, Philadelphia Heigh» o< th e M M I . er of Mr John P llame* «ml Mr, Wil­ Friday waa held under *200 bail by this week Seaboard National Bank, New York liam A Haines of this place, died at her Nr« moon I**» Friday, Squire Rowland on a charge of assault Miss Minnie Carolan and Mis* Ida ►♦♦« se•*«*««♦♦«««*««•*•*««««* summer cottage at Mantoluking Mon­ KroeMdsr* m#i Tuesday and battery brought by hi* *te|x!*ugh- Chapman have been visiting Miss Lucy day night. She had tieen sick for some Wild carrot« decorate lh« Held* ter. Mi** Grace Compton MrKetvey time and had been attended by bet two September Petit Jurors A noth«» circus coming to town. Capt J. M Lane won the men * prise Misses Marlic Horner and Nettie Thief Asking for Board, Gats sons and daughter. Miss Emily Somers Thi» is th* 127th day «* lb« year and Mrs. B, H. Berry the Udira prim Thatcher spent th* weeks end at At­ Haines Funeral service* are held to­ #73 Worth of Jawalry and Money Sheriff Jeffrey on Tuesday drew the at card* at th« T. R. Y. C. bourn on lantic City day at Mantoluking, at St. Simons Dog-dayish weather «oma day« following petit juror*(or the September Friday evening There was also danc­ Mr. Hitchcock of Irvington, • formt» church by Kev. K E. Matthews of All Labor day two waaks from Monday. A slick thief pretending that he want­ term of court, the list being revised by ing. and a pleasant evening waa »pent resident here, came down thi* week for Saints church. Lakewood, burial at Yaatarday waa a moat daiightlul day ed a boarding place, walked off with Judge Berry: Ths crow* am a good deal like th« a fishing trip *75 worth ot money and jewelry from Greenwood remeter y. John B. Peters. Lakewood Tima lot moonlight night* i* coming men along »boro. Early each morning the home o f Stout R. Johnson in Beike- Mrs. Haines was the daughter ol the Ed and Harry Harris and Fred Bun- Walter II. Wright, Dover Lower Main «tract waa graveled this they mt out for tiro bay to «am their net! have had a jolly week or so on the ley last Friday morning He has not late John P. Stag* She had spent Samuel D. Conklin. Stafford «rack. living, and at night they com« *trug- been seen since. The loot taken be­ much time with her sun at Cranmoor over and bay George O. Kelley. Eagleswood Soft crab« run Urg* and plentiful it gling back home in ffock« of two to n longed to Mr. Johnson's daughter. Mrs. ami fur some years past hail had a win­ Misse* Maria Pierce and Fannie James A. Cranmer. Stafford i* «aid hundred Harncd. ter cottage at Lakewood Thi* summer Schwars are spending some time at John F. Grant, Berkeley Alex Brinley of Lanoka on Monday The thief railed at former Sheriff Hag- she went tu Mantoluking with her In a month more day* and night* Delaware Water Gap Kdw'ard N'estcr, Lakewood wa* appointed administrator of the «man’s about supper time Thursday daughter will be even up Senator Shinn wa* in town several William I). Adams, Lakewood estate of his brother, the late Oscar night. He represented himself a* a A ton « 1 * born Monday to Mr. and days last week, and went campaigning Albert E. Sherman. Lakewood • Hear F Brown, formerly station Brinley also of Lanoka. und guardian contractor and builder named Smith, Mr*. W. P. Seymour. in Will Gibersnn's auto James Taylor, Union agent at Manuahawkiti forth« Pennsyl­ of Oscar'* three falhcrUr** and mother­ who wa* to put up a house on the Cor­ A large crowd littened to the band Cornelius Conklin Lakewood vania ami Tuckerton railways, for a less children. John Zubriskie a former resident, ey place, neat the cemetery which he concert Tuc*d*y evening with hi* *United States Government inspection, WANTED—To employ a young at­ There is no better Ice Cream Sodas in torney in a busy law office, to take Pineapple Try a Glass of Elwell’s R oot Beer; it offers the best possible security to its depositors. the State than you get in Toms River. charge of office routine. Address, P. Delicious and cooling - O. Box 17, Jersey City, N. J. Flipp. Get it at Elwell's is refreshing Get it at Elwell's ______t o « to dre» * '*■* 111 ft'«** O toft M- .*•» |NN»«'kiik‘ to ettrred to Itotr t o m Wett. ffuwl algid. <* tots! twntoP, Htoty to toM ______| to »«tt rattor If» to**» » 1*1» • a lik e ______th o I law, mo. tor Ninth, tot If TM- If It ««I t o r « * m i xvii. rami t NMMMB to to ««»tor Hit via am y*t” artners ?f ■ tutor»"* Chat qwctal waattot to -Ye*, goal Wtoaevrr ymm tor* ,? that rent m m m m Ur, to With rater* I f to '” time HI. to at IU m m n *: Wtot M* Within tto week Nmurkll l*ul!.t. flam rasa of aanr aMai tto caglala. « " t o t m tto tm*m t o l you aettln' I tier» far? OH to « * I* I tracty. gull lnmtde.1 «• ad pH. latotdl- "Ata'f tod a pruptory far law days or reatry dow, or«» ( I year *u*l«e." n l «miy |»y tto Ufa m i i w i f * » »ml tto amro." If* atoppm to tto hatrbarty. trt ■ cigar talking M ( LINCOLN, HfkH»>itm> keeper »ml kk familf, be- •Ill Potoir to atoatod "Fa*** My Mr ttamir.iMK! was Mill trllh ItoM. f Mad rutre of New Veto York aI____ the Tide raw* ■ ««»II Iowa, I to piqiutaHoa of itch, a to y r ■Ithuagh klx uaefalMM u • 0 1 « w u lia •»««** •» la T W a M T which loft wtrh m t o t g tor tto Hin t A dlalaat vote* from tto MM rtptod gun» owing 1» tto temporary ataatoN- t o t»*y happy, and hi* t o t . i » » A ^t v ***A . ft. - — — hark «brat amt ivtsnm t at night la that IVWg wa* aboard tto IMvtag maat »if tto u»r venture. Vat toeaaaa Il#|bt9f (NNMPtmftrtl tvett I-» the Itiji» rat ■ml »bop I* tto htg stantf ud fltltr. (toy aalteipai*) returning lo this work MWIMV to worehlpere rat Uw m n *» ##555555#555#5# I bra* surrounding It. • That'* so." oald Captala TMcomU If tto Ffravlnn abtuhi to toatoff to bwM*. Captain TUcumb aaar tto paopta at ■*U to I*. Wall. w*‘M mm hint lalor." was retaiued at hi* okl wa*»« aad was Wtoa (to maaCmi wa* ever to tknw ■II tto «•} to «to tto Wollumutb bank ami pteeed • Mart- tVtoa tto orhraucr again ras ataag now running one of tto hoisting *a- away tto ntnuip at bl* rlgir awl «tool, T H tto r -i Maal and. for ■ man wt»» aide tto bar«» Mr Myrtrh was aom glnvv a Mb w with which to was ui«re dered blmaelf Into tto fro.it raw *f M Jrat MUiml It* greatest fOMreet rage on tto IHving M b . A» tto utnned and rlamb-rml aa board. Tto or lea» familiar, a It bough to cenahwred watting awalM by tto d*w Aa Om tm lift'. hmimkI »•niuiiHj imrtnora owned tor free and cirar, to t t t>* wrattor prupbvt bail coal dual la bit It bnexth him ami «lurked whenever cant* out to •tt»pp»il forward t» n w Wtoa lit) rearb* 1 II»« waa aide to girt tor coat |>rtra, f&lkM nxetrila. la hi* tuuuth sod la dacar» to ratthl tor and lb doing ao buiii;mi to IwtoU «to ih w threw his Placard« annuuuctug that man ware live anmurtou ua bk rtooto As for Tb!» shirking Irritated Captain Til Mrs. Piper, who. look it g tk* ,*Mr ■MWMl m il tot an «to sofa wrsuitd at unra and at $3 a «lay sad bt* wtiUhars. tba red and gray bod “ Wall,” to aakl slowly. “ I mail« Hu* liranl a n v hung In (to pratutBras and N trit »ray, bad not aeon him. and. tiwiw« dlMppr-irvd. they wars a o* a ootid draf. bad not heard hi* atep I n til list« ami stuud for «‘out h railway atathma In Oftoia. H-mUi Or­ "t'onaarn bum! to growled, "lad Bona* ttttUr-t full ranraa I liallnl |ba liam. «Vrat llarutaa, Manila» Coulgr, black. him either Ash or cut toll, one ur "Urarfou* sakra silver' eicLnnwd tb* “tvtof," Ohaarrad tba captain, ‘dor* |oaaf squirt arltli l«w toy mi Ula tip|N*t Wellnmuth and otlmr town»; alao an t'other. If to » too good for tto Jot», old lady, nibbing tor about»..-r. -g*. tt.isealckfl know you when you git lip ami asked bloi If I to old itiau war advertisement appeared In tto Hem. why. then, tto Job * too good for him. c u m me, Mr. Hammond. I didn't m * la 'W tot do foil want to aaa blm Tim response waa immediate. Work bout«* aowathtyat” If I tod my way we'd com* lo a aot- you." "Know m«-V“ rafiaal«! tto aatnnlatod fori* says to do«.' «ay* I, 'ju o (rot at gutal wagea waa m n v lu tto win­ tlenient In stout bn'f a atoka” Ham nodded serenely “ Don't men­ aw nor of the dug that waa jaat llko a a Iona Ilka a aoud lllttaa la>> and «all ter iiinultia. amt men came from !»»•■ Tto majority o f the men hired by tion It." be «bottled, winking over to tiumau. "Know me! Course b* doaa." tto old wan Ibal (to feller ibal a aul.i ty mllra away to obtain It. the partners ware Intensely loyal and shoulder nt Ueurgtaua Halley, “taa to pH «to I*Ft"**loot off Orb till abtail la Tlie IHving Belle carried llmm down • ««VII. I dldu’l know. You look »0 thoroughly opitmiatlr. They knew (he didn't hurt me a bit." onl tore Ttol kind of fetched him to the Point There, under Barney much like a erra* lalw tru n darky rlrrumatanre« under which tb* con­ (leorgtuun giggled, and most of tto over with a «1*1, amt ire won! In and Siimlls auperrlaluo. aouie net to work nml a Kkkapoo Hagwn pcddlor In bl» tract ha»l lieep taken and would uot yotmg men grinned M the Juke. Utw war paint that I «li nihtu't think your told Cook In a mlnulo out bo roiuM liulldliig extra tniuka In the big ehnnty, roiuMdrr the |m*«ihilliy of failure for a glanced hurriedly at Mm. Piper aw) mother ‘d know you, let aloue a dog," and pitot* tuo lulu tto aktpper'a alala alliiglug hunitiHH-ka, pulllug up atovea inonu'ut. Hui tlnuinioml we» tho brail then tt Hammond. Hint looked »ur Mr, Myr'ek |iomtar*d, "««'all, j'ou room — lha partner» laiught IIvs aecoudbaud of a little coterie of |ira»luil»M, among prised and troubled. see," lie replied • owty, ‘ inutbar. alia'» "I calTate c.mk wa* ■*x;».».,ilti' In era range»—atwl m aking three neighboring whom were Henry Klmmotu and ■ few Ham took tor arm wtlbout asking l-eeu dead fur a cou»liter'bla «pell, and aaottor feller. ‘Am you from tto Mai- I almudouvd tWIdug hut« Inhabitable. other« from ttrUam and lain Clark and perutlnlon and led her to tto sidewalk. Hkaealck»’'— vaffo company?’ aajra to 'No,' aajra I, The real narked over Hie stranded coal Ike Budkin from Hands*. Tbsae croak Kbo still looked bark. "Itkcratch» ain't. I aaa. That'« tho fakin' a rbalr, 'my nama'a Tllrowb. | barge, gelling out the auction, «trip­ ■re aueerod at Captain Ezra when hi« “I'm afraid you hurt Mrs. ITpw.” lievi rc«»oa I know of. Hay, tow about I'm from Orliam. My partner'« a ! If but if« go" «vial to m bln» fort" ping ber of all unueeeeaarjr Ironwork back wa» turned and pretended to pity she «ahl. “ What made you *o roughP gilea? (tut any marked on tto calen­ jrouuif foliar naiuo o f Nktriwia lla'a sup« to. and rlgglug and preparing to tiring the Bradley. When tto pay enveloura Iter escort laughed. "I guess it wont dar?" were distributed (toy congratulated tto oua ion i>l|Haw over tba We i-iiu do It If unyb xly cun, but no­ puffed anil whistled, the cliulus rattled, Bradley Interrupted blm hy a roar of concerning that contract, aud the »la­ showing for the Arst tlme-Alled her directory. Inside of ao hour I wnn body else would be foul euough to anil .ton nftpr ton vf good, hard coal laughter. Tho prophet looked hurt. tent began to worry. Other caller», with disgust. on an electric car hound for Brook - gnmble against Hie l,»rd Almighty's roared from the opouiug buckets and “There!" he sighed. “ I knew you’d whpae views were more weighty than Hhe did not spenk again until they line mid Cook'n home. tveuther. We'd lie culled fools from splashed Into tho tumbling waves at laff." Melissa's, came also, aud now even reached the gnte. Then she said, with­ ''Pretty soon ilowu cornea Cook lu u hero to Provlucetown." the channel. “All right, I’ eleg; trot «long. There, Ml»» Frissy was nervously anxious. out looking at blm, “ Good night." ■wallertnll coat. He looked mud. ‘Is The cuptulu drew a lung breath. "All Tho captaiu uud Bradley, together Cnp’n Ez, does that satisfy you?" Brndley went to bed early nowadays. He put his hand over here on tbe It you?' he anya. 'Didn't you git luy latch. “Oh, say'," ho exclaimed, with right,” lie said gloomily. "Maybe for n moment, stood In tho liows, whore The captuln laughed, too, but be On the night following the conversa a laugh, "this Isn’t a square deal, niesango?' I told him I'd got It, hut you're right. Brail. It Is a cruzy gnm- the heavy cable led, taut and rigid, shook Ills head. tlon with Peleg he took his lamp from Gus. Aren’t you goln’ to ask me InP Hint '(wouldn't be fair to him to let lile, 1 a’ltoae, and 1 was afraid you’d from the windlass out to the submerg­ "I don't know," he replied. ‘‘Them the shelf soon after supper was cleared She tried to snatch her hand away, that cud it. Pretty auoii young Cook see It that way. Only you must make ed anchors. Tho Freedom had moved leg hones of Felcg’s seem to have been away. Captain Titcomb called, but re­ mained only a little while. but he held It fast and, leaning ncroi* conic In. and lie llatcued too. up your mind to this—If wo give up slightly in tlie Iasi few days, nml tho pretty good barometers afore how. As the young mau rose from his chair the gnte, threw Ids arm about het ‘‘Flu'lly the old mail anya. 'Well, Tit- this chance we must settle back uud partners were encouraged. Well, what Is to he will be, as the Miss Prissy, who had been watching waist nnd drew her toward him. comb. wliat'a your ttggcr?' I told him be nothin' but uiu-hor dntggcrs the rest "By crlniUH, Brad," exclaimed Cap- fellow with dyspepsy said when he lain Tlteimib, pointing, with u gr|u on him over her glasses while pretending "There!" he cried exultantly. “Till* what you and me Imd agreed on. lie of our lives. W e're flunked mice, mul. tackled the rnluce pie. My, this won't Ills grimy face, to tho stout little Div­ to mend sonio stockings, dropped tho Is more like It. This is more like Roomed aurprleed, 1 thought. Then he no mutter how good the reason Is, no do for me or for you either, Brad!’ ing Bello Just thou shooting oft to the work In her lap and asked, "Bradley friends. Give us a kiss. You're too ntid Ills aon went Into the next room more big Jobs ’ll come our way. But They separated to plunge nguin into Point with a load of strippings from how are you gettin' on down at the high end mighty to be the prettiest ■ ml talked. When they come hack he If tve make good—whew!" their work. But Bradley's hint about the Freedom, "that's tho little critter Point?" girl on the Cape." anya, •Tltronib, you've got the perse­ Now It was Bradley's turn to hesi­ the dynamite still troubled Captain (lial bus made It possible for us to "Tiptop,” was the reply. She struggled from his grasp and verance of tin- devil of that partner of tate. There was some sense In 'tvimt Tltcomb’s conscience. When the Dlv- yours.' Put you lu good cnuipauy, hey, Ills partner said, but It was playing handle tills Job. I don’t know what we’d "Yes, you always say thnt, but are stood panting. "Oh,” she whispered, Broil? -Vom- price, I don't mind tellln' Iigalnst odds mul tvllh Hie last dollar •a’ done If we Undu't had her. See her you gainin’ ns fast as you ought to? with a shudder, ns she realized the you,' he goes ou, 'Is lower than any on the table. go, will you? Files round like a flea You don't think there’s any—any truth—“oh, you've been drinking!" one else tins given. If you were n big­ Suddenly Bradley spoke. "Oh, hung lu n fryln' pan, don’t she? You never chance o f your not bein' able to git He laughed foolishly nnd shrugged ger concern I guess l'il give the Job It, what's the odds?" lie exclaimed reck­ put your money Into anything better thnt vessel off, do you? Folks seem hie shoulders. • “Ob, what’s one glass lo you. Anyway, you como In mul seo lessly. "Go ahead, cap'll! I'll sink or for the size than her, and don’t you 1st to think” — between friends?" he said. “ I stopped me tomorrer.' swim with yon!" thnt fnct slip your mem’ ry.” Bradley laughed. “ Has Melissa been Into Web’s a minute, and he set ’em “ Well, this inorulu' 1 was ut his ottice Captain Kara grasped Ills hiuui. "I The new schooner had proved her here today?” he Interrupted. up. Flret drink I’ve had since I left when the doors aliened. And there I swore you would," ho cried. “ Son. worth twice over. Equipped, as she “ No, she hasn’t, but Mr. Langworthy New York. Thought you was too sen­ set until after 2 this uftaruoou. A. fel­ this Job’s gol i’ to make us!" was, with the engine, she performed has. Ob, Bradley, wo hear such dread­ sible to have blue ribbon notions. ler from the Salvage company come In Bradley’s laugli was short anil rather tho part o f n steam launch, a tug and a ful things! Mr. Langwortby came here Come; be more sociable, that's a good whilo I was there, and so did one bitter. ferryboat. She had carried out and almost on purpose to try to git us to girl." from the Mouth Boston tug people. “ Yes,” lie said, “ make—or break.” dropped tho anchors In the channel; coax you to give It up 'fore It’s too She was afraid of him now—not They went into Cook's room and come she took her owners and a few of the late. He says the whole town thinks afraid of physical violence, but as she out again. Flu’lly the old man sent CHAPTER XVI. hands to and from Orham every night you can’t carry It through. Men that would have feared the contact with and morning; she wns ultvnys ready something loathsome and unclean. A for me. lie mul Ills son were there |T was dose to daybreak when know all about wreckin’ say”— and always useful. In fact, as the cap- sense of utter loneliness came over her. together. 'Tlteimib,' says he, T m a tho partners separated. They "Who says, the Jeremiah club?” tulu said, they could scarcely have She longed for protection and help. fool, mid I know It, but I'm goin' to let hail planned and figured and The Jeremiah club was Captain Tit- handled the Job without her. She thought of Bradley. He would you try to git the Freedom clear.’ estimated, anil each now comb's name for the daily gathering Brndley, dirty and bareheaded, look­ have helped her. She could have trust­ That won't all he said. He weut on to knew what his part In the great light about the stove in Weeks’ store. ed ut the little vessel. ed him. But she had driven him out was to be. As he was leaving Bradley “ No, indeed! Men like Cap’n Joua- tell me that In glvln' us the Job he wus “ I shan’t feel easy until we pay off of her life, and this fellow— asked the captain how, In his opinion. dab Wixon and Mr. Wingate and lots riskin' a brand new vessel worth $80,- that mortgage,” he said. “And, an­ "G o!" she cried. “Go!” Obi'd Nickerson had learned that they more. They say that you've mort­ (KX). 'Mind,' lie says, T b'llevo you cun other thing, you mustn’t forget to seo Sam ceased to smile. Other girls hail the contract. gaged your vessel and that if you fall do It If anybody cun, but 1 won't risk Obeil nml close that insurance deal. It had told him to go, but never In that “ Phoned the Salvngc company.” re­ you’ll he rulued—absolutely ruined. another cent. 1 won't pity by the duy. worries me to think she is not protect­ way or with such quivering scorn. He plied Captain Ezra decidedly. “ I'll bet They lay It oil to Cap’ll Ezra. Of I'll give you $15,000 when she's off tho ed at all." began to realize that this wns the end on It. You see, Brad, this Job’s a big course Tempy anil me stand up for you shoal ntnl towed to Boston, but I “ TliHt's so. Fact Is, I've been so of his game. He had lost tlie prize. one, and the salvage folks might have "Say, how about gales?" nnd the cap’n and pretend we ain't a won’t pay u red until she Is. It's got everlastiii' busy lately that I'd forglt mite anxious; but, oh, Bradley, if any But he made one more effort. *******¥*.******¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ ¥¥ ¥¥¥¥¥¥*¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥+¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥■ J to eut If I Imdu’t got in the bublt of It. tng Belle came back from her uext 'Ob, say,” he cried, “ don’t get mnd, such awful thing should happen to But I must settle that right off. The trip to tho beach he hailed Peleg and, Gus. I wns only fooling. Don't ho you, to our boy, 'twould break our only thing that’s kept it from goln' calling him to blm, said: such an old maid. Come here.” hearts!” H Poem for Coday through afore Is on account of that "Peleg, I’ve got a job for you. I She turned on her heel nnd, without dynamite lu the hold. The papers are want you to git out thnt dynnmlte Bradley felt a pang of reproach. replying, walked toward the hair«®. ready, only Obeil won’t dicker until we’re got In the hold for’ard and take Miss Prissy’s eyes were wet, nnd the Hammond swore between his teeth, we take that stuff off; his comp’ny It ashore some'eres.” tears were running down Miss Tempy’s opened the gate, took one step In her won’t Insure ugatust explosives.” Now, that dynamite was Mr. Myrick’s cheeks. He was very grave as he an­ direction and then stopped. H o laugh­ SYMPATHY A little of the dynamite that they particular dread. He was more afraid swered. ed a short, ugly laugh nnd nodded. hail been using in blowing up the hulk of It than he was of nnythlug else on Miss Prissy,” he said, “please don’t “ You mean It, do you?” he ash«! By Luran* W. Sheldon containing the tar was still stored In earth. The captain knew this, and worry. I know how people are talk­ Want me to clear out, hey? Well, tho Dlvtug Belle’s hold. Captain Tit- that was why he always selected Peleg ing; but, honestly and truly, I think don’t you fool yourself that I donT E lives more lives than one who shares comb had promised to see that It was to bring up a stick of the stuff wheu we shall succeed. If we do, it means know what alls you. You can’t coroe The weight of human woe; taken nshore, but he always forgot It. the latter was needed. "It’s the scared everything to us. If we don’t—well, the high moral game on me, my lady. Whose willing shoulder bravely bears Bradley wrmld himself have attended man that’ s always careful,” said the whatever happens, If God lets me live, You’re whining after that sneaking The yoke of friend and foe. to the matter, but the captain seemed skipper. “ Peleg hangs to them sticks you and Miss Tempy shall never suf­ Sunday school kid. Brad Nickerson He lives more lives than one who seek* to take the offer as a personal reflec­ like a sucker to a barn door. He won’t fer. I owe everything in the world to the fellow that didn’t care enough Ambition's lofty goal; tion on his own management. It was drop ’em unless his Uuee j’ lnts rattle you. I’ll promise you something else about you to lift his hand, but stood Whose every effort but bespeaks tho same with the Insurance. Any­ loose altogether from nervousness." too. If we win out now, I’ll never take still and let me walk off with his gif A grand, responsive soul. thing that the captuln undertook to do When the weather prophet heard another contract where the risk Is as as If she was as common as dish­ he hated to give up to another. the captain’s order the visible parts of big as this. Now, good night, and, to water. The whole town thinks you’re lie lives more lives than one whose love "Don’ t you want me to attend to his countenance turned white. please me, don’t worry any more.” going to marry me. What’ll they say Breathes Incense, warm and rare; that dynamite?” asked the Junior part-- "Oh, my soul and body!” he gasped. As he w aj leaving the room Miss when I show ’em I’m done with you/ Who, loyal as the stars nbove, ner. “You don’t want me to tech them Tempy said timidly: “Bradley, you He laughed again and put his hands n Yields homage ever fair. “ No, no. I’ll tend to It myself. Toll) pesky things, do you, Cap'n Ez? Git don’t go to prayer meetin’ any more. his pockets. „ He lives more lives than one and dies yon I would, didn’t I?” somebody else, dol” Prissy nnd me pray for you every night. “I'm going,” he said. “I’m going an A thousand deaths who gives Bradley saw that It was time to “No," replied the skipper gravely. I hope you won’t let your bus’ness right. You go to bed and dream about A sympathy wide as the »kies change the subject. He looked across “ I wouldn’t trust nobody else. Tum­ crowd out your religion." Brad. Dreams come true sometimes, To everything that lives. the ocean to the horizon. The air was ble ’em out!" Bradley shook his head, answered they say. Maybe I’ll dream about ban dear and cold and the November sun- "Tumble 'em out! Don’t talk In that hurriedly that he was working hard too.” *oatto**a we«* _____ . tor to a d fto k»v* m ito Al ikt* t**M Mr Motion < Maine, a as ■ Iwrttolwr of Mil * mI lank tor toad and Ifcln; «Mftii »«■! ana k u n to to fair thing lu rv*’ *) tol a* ito«» 1/ «Mltkjr, IM was a rlatowia hi a to to SM VN|4lHI 1 II* mow, ad m all«« wav. II* m aUu • a l in k * Ito young lady u»**r re pain* of tto Itoator, M an of Ito ««tria. Hto took ttooa to •4 o w n ru V ow an d Ito n t o taa>M a RMRMhiKg al l*s*t tool tori 9 . to**v*r. t o t tut a Ii- wm- a w or an vtortto. tol am! bung to hi* arm « IMLto bo dkl nui rid» to tto lioaud* or | «r light I < Mr (laotoB waa row la Ik I|n,Ip in wild rwvrtry It* m a II* wa* toady to tol a n*w tol or la rM w uf gaud t Irani riot aiui why |l ||* wa* rvady to pro fin— mart lag* t o ilk) iml m arry waa antiH-ritlrtg n<> If* wa* «filing to tol two tots on *<>ai H* must go • Hilt* slow, to follow could Bad uaL re "or to wn* no fortune bunlor an* Knllilug la a Mjrslor) lo m m who wsiilmt lb* Ctrl lo —llsfy know a Ur. Ilaaluw kn*w that to waa I h.il fvulnt Bliu|dy wmIi Iur for Ito rich I ««« m i A viH ]asord. slid Iton Mb* DBvl 1» rmue ni.ni« and amua* ill* r* *>u DDvIvtd a islitocrant from tor in T» **(»— hr m tgrm f mniirv la hi* Mini«. Thu to bad u— i* «■—•a* is* n ia «an* —J ealoo I r— loi dote 4 Bt—ks or* ___ lawyer «taring that to would to »St olfb*O M *Mt rath Lignt, « s u r »04 rotusm* to fall quit* aur*. Inti Ibnl corro ras osare!*! *sm su ns«*» sad yes tnlueel two n<-*k* hmgvr and that »to ^oo ivas—ay. so o s e o iM lsg •— o— «tren ••tk* *70040 akd b a u coo—rolW* aro stad« tto rich! woman would ronw h* had is iBo Bor— fB ot s— Skto r u o , t |<> ■•■UM« la I » tir i ahould l*-gln preliminary procvodlng* __ ill, 4B itoioowlso too or agsiati tko roano- V n l t lln r li UfMlt X« Ri girl lu fliiatu'lul dlalmw from loapluc selten nr ot Cota riamos ta III* • ablegram, but h* did *** Ito law OIUUS ul Ih» IMUtSf el tM*|**al In hltn II* hail D stl-.ii Imbited I bat to «bould to RÉ ~ rsuso tor or o— tsot IBs w o— - ato|>t>*d a runaway cab bora* and aav • » tko «loctrie host risai, weeks Traci X* 8. «aasio m ito Wool al— «I to* m n i l u t i v o m t u m prn ral *t tto Intcrvtow as Ito ouly / kotaaftag tkorota. at T ie Bos Iota Noriki BrakesBe «I Toan* Xloor. ad III* woman luald* lb* vohk-l*. but ■ si ito nooiaossl < si ito MM M X X « TO R I, NHsskoi* SM M trw t, d*ar frlrad sto bad la all Italy. V*- kt B i t e ted —woo CMIMSy. as l l l l f . M U . IM U t *.** f. i . M a iM lururd out lo to a tactotor girl. sa t tosarne-M . m tko nooosgk of JstotoL wiissn pteae. wwoo to auvlu* t«*h bed sad roared and throw Sale of Lands for TBosss 11) Basto swka dagraos n s , i Who mildly lhankad him and aald that I, too 4— to M 4 rektto sao «— Bfty Bnks, t ia ito (Crsealitooi .11 M t. 4. I..IIM «.Il IM nek* a w ano r—i high, but tto tol To 4«»sruiso to* M sRstasi tin sto* « aba waa about to vault m i t o t t o Best WesL iwsniy-taw »Stlna sad tatorview took place jusl Ito roam. am— te R—t sonda tar tko — rrkaoa a l m b boowa'a bark and atop kin bwraolf otoowto Hgkt rtost, works sad — H u n ikarsao Unpaid Taxes ìSrwìiflffa Tto lawyer weal over tto raw, which At a tbralpr panic on* night to bad waa a *ure thing It waa as ours s i (t) To Itoarsttaa tor or •«•isst tas —spa • t u m XRAXOI aaiard a iiroltjr ftrl In hla arms and M .a Ì H N M I ) that an American trust rouipasy could »mo* to as— to— a lor Iks Mri—at sad r*. Motte* It « o — ky Osado D. , m „ M IM AI buatlrd tor ouL but ab* had told him t»sdì— elise— tonatosi los kssdred dollaro USUI«, mMgglgg gg __ TuusUip _ «I __Ufo». V ai run Ito price o f potato— up a dollar • ofikotoeda«Iito Borea— al Boa Boto Park iMtoOoly bsaangtag le Jooops oroeoo, — w Jip^* that Mir waa already rogaard and had CosaiV « l Ososo, ika to win rail M'Pshhc as’« barrel and not go lo Jail for It — i «ad «alailog sad asMtasdmg asd «tost to m i— mad«, rasotoosis. tooodiumosis sod rosi mink Dana, aid roe acoso roamed ay ito sii* w Sieiïw tM älter Mi m i . Ai U i i . ri aM offaiad him a dollar lo cash for hi* tou dos. Miau tofostior ■ — Horrad tar ito toonrai Jato«« L Wilbur —d w.ta, ta Darbt MlUisrd. Everything was ready to liecln b—I- Ikon rosMiso afloro arroa, atar» or teto acartlon a. (i) To «atóralas loo er sgsisot tos yo— o- (orto too «»>■» say pot«— so potooaa «ili agro« PULAOXLPIIA. TU wiatlaa 1—MIMI now. I rut there would 1» need of man tutos lo uo— usado lar tfco coto!ruello« of t to toko IM asara u 4 si» ito W Ms urarOoo: Tran No. i Bog istia« «i Balwrau ito agea of twauly-Bv* and tool— lag talami sad «mi ot aste. Tko said H IM .«. X.; I d r a •y—<|iilte a hit o f money. R e'. J a for­ toirdwt’k *,aeg Ito Meas 17—I ol Ito Ho re or» ito rosir» or ito Boia rosa, Msdlag Irato V. A. UU.XX. W.O.HOPI, thirty-right Ur. tlaatnn had bad al off*« «Id« Pirk to— a pilot o— kusdisd tool nte win isso pion si Ptdsniy Ball. Is ito Tows «loor la Nssrkeawr (sow I Turare eigner. Mis* IMvIwu must pul up fid.- kortk al Monk Aio«««, «ad «xtosdiig -k- «bip of Lacey. TU >Pm .«M Q a l MgY — a l Tara, «gl leaat A fim i narrow rantjwa from call- atro »Iosa ito Ocoas frost lo Ito nktdlo sf rassi— t soottor» diroccai utos «4 before filing tto suit, and Iton nATUKOAY.ScpI. 7,1007, Jota ar coward, iti MS rtoJO*. moro or te— W in« up Hint alum hart dr romance that 000 rmnoMia Atra«», al ito «ina ot twoios fasi, y w w w x i i m m ì ltor* would to need of B.VOOO addition lar pu»!*- aas. _ s aloso ronor W toed bolo-lag lo Jots M. C aw . would lend to admiration and love, and Boiwoes ito Ik s »oTIl to .— 4 a ovioeh p. at, oro. — d Deary WiisolL Ttoaco rosala« is B si lo tollie official* and art tto |>ap*ra j . n. w o o d . to-wli si u 84 p. to TM told loada, loo«total», Wooloriy dirrenos »loot ito I'M ut Hoary ton­ ■iM M taM N, i*at hr bad llnntly ram* lo the conclualon clora ol IM Borough of 4M Brio Pork kotodu.m sis »ad rosi totolo to to raid tod tto asi) twoaay-two loo* ra s »uk«. Tk.no, n s* Ihnl It would have to to aomrtblug started on Ito right rood. Tbe Amer­ haled, July — k. A. D. II I. »»mo» nt ito porto— ogalaoi atom Ito asid ■lag to t — mtorly dusettoa paralisi to ito arto ican lawyer would bring Ito money lasw k»«t boos laid os sceomt or ito asas tad moa kwel liso. Ilio»« ekaias io»« 0— . It toe m i n from TTCIXXTO* u x ìw TORI out of Hie UmiIi-ii truck and might ISO a Boost ol tei»« laM — tersosi ol rarb por­ cosit* ot too alome id rotd Irosi Toma Bivao le TRRXTOM IM PRILAUBLPBII never lm|t|* n nt all. when he mrne, Iml that would nnruu ral *•« to tollo*«: KsBctosMV. Tktsro ates« ito rostro ot la« more delay. When you are Suing to N asal Por ito Y tor or 14W T»a »na coala •a Basioily dirorlioo iwooiy-iwo tool to la ito l u t i Tm m i m . i.i\ m.h «. a i 4M ». a. H on little do w* know whut a day ploro of boglosteg. Cagtotslsg oso ksll may tiring forth! On a certain Sun­ a— fur millions left by your gnud Asdrowa. Hoorn, o.t I it II ------— 1 rteto. *Lrara^o«?CresÌiVto!«i . mi.x. mother, you can’t togln too quirk. If nouo.i'.l os iba goal by laoda ot Job day Mr. Onalon ant In the a rooking CATARRH Wilkin Tract No a Hosioaiog si s aus« »ad oornsr room o f hi* du b nod rend tto alt vol­ you fool «round too long, a hundred la all lu si—*« tiara busoc.t, Joaopk, ool I t « ol i»nd». Maragià, io JoKn H. Cowart, Tk— as other helm will rise from their grave* «boati bo doau.looto. BoumlM by laada of T. O. VasAro- loaningtlosgiuTlnoinn Koriktriy dimetto« In 1IraraîterMfîi.*V « M ia. «. b oi r. a. ume Siimlny |ia|irr* nnd urns authHIed «*:« rat t hood from D»id lllllltrd u l Who lo nut 0 to hold Mil their avaricious ftaws. ««ss dira *oki»ji,«.m pm and content. On Monday be decided Ely*« Cresm Caini Brlotey, Asdrowana • Brnry toltasi, two meins sad any usto is a Lo* V« Ware town Juuctloo, n.M 4. HAI* When the lawyer bad departed. Ml** »tosato, tool br» and Iimìs Lasa» i.m Locoy •inno. Tkonos renala« Is s »raion» dlrrauoa rt.oir. i. «oadaya, li.it p a to null for Italy nnd aea tto volcano of ih« «iMMl Btomlirano. Bow«, Emma P 4M twenty-two tool, T1io.ro la a noulhorly «R— Antoni W im m i o l i . a.¡ i m i, am r. a. Veaurlua In o|irratlon. Vo one bad Davison was almost In tears. She M l’iter*» Iran lies sod toroogn iko Hatte ol «Id toltaol sod »•todays. lam u iiiiio pm hadn't the rash to advance. Her law­ Il caro« csiarrh and dr!t»a Bnahioa toad Co. 18 n parallel lo too Brat n-otloood llu Iso ekaias ever ann|iec'iod him of a partiality for aaray a ou.d la Ito litui Chuunortein», Dsatel, Ml « IIami il y lists to solato, Tkoooo ressi— Is « im o« stxsv Van -i. a. a . t o n i . a. Mon- yer waa tuklng tbe race on a chance, itiliaa^.li.ioiMi iiop.a. «Mkdifi. I » volriinoea. He bad not ruabed off lo qolckqr. Crtsmtr. Joa. II. I 44ga.iorly itirsvllos, twosly.lwo Mol to Ito ploro and Bl.noo wn* all »to could raise. She Bosodnl «a Ito louth by laada ul of noftsmag. the .lohnatown flood or the Oalveaton Croato Balia lo plactd lato tto noatrll», oprano. Lou tea Raleón, oat Amossflta* Ton P.R.». u m » ni lo.w p. succeeded In choking back a few sob* alsoio oicopllD« and roaoioisg Iron) Iton tto Bboos B. WtokSaya. iDMin, 1AW p B dlmiHtcr or tto Baltimore Are. He bad or« tto toasabraM sai la sbaortod. Ballartelo., horrase«, O-orgo M. 84 atload a traci o l akom oso acre, saos »kick Iks AMO!MTtMtai IAM A a., I11 P. IL. Took- and then suddenly smiled and —Id It madiata asd a ekra followu II la sol drylsg—do», Bound«! os 13* Baal by Attesile am ool»I M oa» ai dormíala la located. never been known to attend a prlir Ocoau asd U oat by Hsracgsi Bay would make no great difference. If sol posdato «eaaaln*. Largo Slot, K> «asti >t Or,.v T m o M / Ä ? o.' 1 1 . a.¡ t is, am r. a. fight or pa>' u vlalt to tto morgue, and Lewis, «misto. Ml 7 11 seised u Ito property ol Jwoe s . WooUoj aid wool dlj«. BODdtJI, T.49 p B •he had not the money, that must end fitte or ky aulii Trial lisa, Il tosti by oulL Pins — Booth aid* ot codar ivtok wilo detondaa'a, sad ■»»«■ iato esocsitoa st he bnd once turned pale at eight o f a BLY BBOTHXH*, M Wartoa BtrwL Kt» York Pitti, Job, m i 1 14 too aim of Cysikis J. Smith, a— plklaut, sad In bleeding finger on the hand of a club It I’ailer, Anthony, oti « it M »ol I by Loom Mi v Took (Costrei ■ ILol aiw la m p , night there was where Mr. Gastou On mo But nido of Lacey road waiter, bat now he wanted to «all far hun a k d Jxrrm iY, but». «I>*H *H*M »I*M »»III4W Prodmoro, Edward 4 to r . a . away nnd «»* u volcano belching de- •poke bis little piece. He bad loved «loin, unit a ii AI.BIST C. Kann», Solicitor her from the Instant be found tbe Taylor, A. A. 4M haled, Aofnat 7, ito) (Pr'a for, 440,7*1 ne oo »•todays. Sundays, I lo ■ m proposal until she had had time to AMENDMENTS PROPOSED TO TUESDAY, Awgaat 47, 11107, Lmto WMl Croat, 10.0) 4. a., AM, AM r. a. the occasions when the front »eat« wook d ill. Bnndsyi,ABT pm were not reserved for ladles. It was study him nnd make sure that be wus THE CONSTITUTION OF THE At the Ocean Bouie. in the Village of .Toma Amro it Tookorton. u .ft 4, a.; 1 «0, a m r. no grafter or sordid wretch. She pro­ River, In the County ot Ocean and Mtate o r Now a weokdaii. »und.ys, 10.04a m two days before tbe old bachelor sud­ STATE OF NEW JERSEY BY Jcraoy, between the houra of 11 m ami 8 o'clock JOHN O. PRIOR. BnptMnMndint. denly discovered that there waa an tested, but he insisted. Even while she p m., lo wit al i.w o'clock p. m „ on anld day, extremely good looking young woman protested he left her dear presence to THE LEGISLATURE OF 1907. the following deactlned real eoratc: axrahatvmix AXD LIMS BRACa aboard In charge of the cHptaln. Hla fix things with the lawyer. You may All that lot or parcel of had and premlaea here­ TRANSPORTATION COXPANT he In Naples nnd your hank account In SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLU- inafter particularly deacrlbed. altuaie, lying nod M la oW.cl Jane «4, IMS heart gave one jump, and then be being In the Townahlp nf Brick. In the County of turned away. He was off to aee vol­ New York, Imt things can lie fixed In TION, NO. l. Oceon and State ot New Jeraey, at 1’otnl Pleaa- Tkiixo Pro« Bib k io it C m ant: canoes mid not to look after comely n day to transfer any apm named. LOITO Barnepit City ABO, 10.W a m. 1.40,4 0) p Beginning ra the ennth line ol a lot conveyed m, w eokdiji. Sundays, T.101 m, Aoo p m women. Besides, the captain whis­ The next day us Mr. Gnston cauio He It Hesolved (the Bouse of Assembly con* by Jarae» tt. doliuHju ami wile to Jokn O. Mor- LeiTO Hu t ij Cediri 1.0a, io.io 1 a , aoj. l.l ) pered to him that Miss Davison did Into the presence of the one loved she earring). That the following amendment 10 the ri«, by deed dated April 1, A. I» 1834. recorded In p m, week days. Sandiyi. 7.40 a a , 3.11 p tu blushed and returned the pressure of constitution of this state be and the same is the Ocean County Ulor*'» onice at Tenu Hiver In Loito Sort Cl -|T lB.io.oo a m, A10, i n p m not care to moke ncipiulntauces on the hereby proposed, and when the ssme shall tie Book 1*7 of Deed!, page 410 etc., dlatant one wook dan- Bundiyi, 7.001 m, n o p m voyage. By wny of revenge Mr. Gar- Ills hand. Old Vcsuv still whanged agreed to by a msjoriry of the members wiected hundred and alx Ora) feet on a course south Leave Barnrgat City Jnuctl an 7 2.-, 11 is a m, away, hut she was quiet compared to the Senate and Home of Assembly, the silo sixty , lx degrees fourteen minute» cant from Ihe ¿.18,4.10 p ra, week daye. Sundays, 403 a m, ton did not store nt her nt the table, amendment shall be entered ou their Jouruala, southwest and beginning corner ot sail lot and 0.41 pill as did «11 the oilier passengers. with Gaston's heart. For one day with the yeas and nays thereon, and referred to running thence 1 along tile south line ot anld lot. Leave Xuma7ikWkln 7.10,11.os a m, 1.43,4 os p only! On his next call he found th the Legislature next to be chosen, and published south sixty-six degrees fourteen minutes east m week daye. Sunday S.1S a ra, 0.01 p m Four days had passed, and he had for three months prior to the first Tuesday after filly-eight (58) feet to the southeast corner there Arrive at PbllkdelplilaO.il a ra, 1.80, 0.40 p ra met Miss Davison face to face n dozen heiress missing. After anxious In­ the first Monday of November next In at least of, thence (71 along the east line north twenty de­ week day«. Sondan s.oo p m quiry he learned that she hud taken one new-paper of each county, to ho designated grees forty-live minutes east one hundred and Arrive it Trenton it.OB 1 m, 0.4a p m week times, und neither hnd seemed to see by the Tiest lent of the Senate, the speaker of sixty-three (1*3) leet to the northeas* corner, dsn. 8nndiyaB18pm the other. Then lie passed her vacant the train for Genoa. He might have Llighclasf ■''hoc*, )iin tri mid the House of Assembly, and the Secretary of thence (S) along the north line of the same north Arrive et New Vork, IP RII) 11.43 a ra, T.13 p m telegraphed and had her and the fake State: sixty six degree« fourteen minutes west nrty- weekdays. Sundays 10.S8pm steamer clinlr nnd found her purse ly­ Rubber Footwear Strike out the proviso in section three of four anil a half (34«) teet thence (I) aonth RETURNING ing where she had carelessly left It. lawyer arrested, hut he decided not to article four, ard insert In place thereof the fol­ twenty-one degrees llfty-rive minutes west one do so. lie had loved and lost, und lowing: hundred and sixty-two teet ten Inches to the Leave New York (P R R) a.lo a m, V"» P m Finding a lady’s purse, whether on SHOES REPAIBES The Legislature shall, in the year one thousand beginning. Being the caatorlv part of the shove W66k days land or seu, calls for Immediate notion. without another look nt the famous nine hundred and nine, and at Its first session mentioned lot conveyed by James II. Johnson Leave Trenton 1,53 a ra, 4.00 p m week daye. volcano he took the steamer for New after each United States decennial census there* Sundays 1.101 m Mr. Gaston wus In seureh of the cap­ after, and not oftener. divide and arrange the Leave PBIIidelpBia (Market St wharf) o.os a m, tain to hand It over, with conteuts un­ York. When his Club friends asked counties of the State into districts Iot the elec* The above described property will be Bold sub­ 1.3«,4.18pm. Bnndaysl.Bdpm him to describe what he had seen, he JOS ALSHEIMER tion therein of members of the General Assem­ ject to two certain mortgagee thereon, one given Leave Mannahawktn s.so, 10 47 a m, 3.so, 1,04 p touched, when he met the young lady bly. Each assembly district so constituted shall bv David E Morris and wife to Abram 0 . B. m week diye. Sundays l.oo a m, 7.11 p m said there was nothing to describe. face to face and had the hardihood to »»»♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A contain, as nearly as practicable, an eqnal num­ Havens, bearing date November 83,1S03, and re­ Leave Bunrgat City Junction 8.40, 11.00 a m, To one man only did he open his bleed­ ber of Inhabitants, and shall consist of conveni­ corded In the Ocean County Clerk’s Olllce In 9,3s, 0.17 p a week days. Sundays 10.08 a m, 7.38 address her. S!.e at once responded ent and contiguous territory, in a compact form, Book «1 or Mortgage!, page SS8, to aecnte One pm smilingly. Yes, It was her purse, and ing heart, and he was somewhat com­ Provided, that each county shall, at all times, be hundred and fifty dollars; the other given by Leave Barf City 8.48, 11 08 a m, 8 SO, 6,10 p m forted to hear the other exclaim: Money in «mall in entitled to at least one member, and the whole David K. Morrla and Clara A. hla wife to John week days Sundays 10.0B a m, 1.41 p m she was under u thousand obligations, ventiona as well as number of members to be chosen shall never ex­ D. Uavena, bearing date April 8, 18»0, and re­ Leave Harvey Cedar 0.00,11.13 a m, 3.41,0.10 p nnd so they Introduced themselves to “The deuce yon say! Why, the same PATENTS large. Send for free ceed sKtjr corded In the Ocean County Clerk’s office In m week days. Sundays, 10 18 a m, T.48 p m girl got $10,000 of my good money in booklet. 91IIo.ll« S tn en « & C o,, SS4 14lh Ht., The Court of Errors and A ppeala is hereby in­ Book 47 of Mortgages, page 9-13. to secure Three AuWe liarnegat Cltv, 3.10 11.80 a m, 3.00, S.43 eaeli other und sat down fm44i chat. VV mm li I it g to n , O» C« Hranches Chicago, vested with exclusive original Jurisdiction and hundred and fifty dollars, and assigned by the p m week days. Sundays 10.181 m, 8.08 p m She had told the captain that she the same way last summer! Glad I'm Cleveland, Detroit. Estábil.-*lied 1884 with full power under such proceedure as it may aald John D. Havens lo Abram C. B. Havens by JAB. Y. JONHS, Snperlntendent not the only easy mark In tills old by rules prescribe to review any division and deed of assignment, dated December 7, 1893, and didn't care for introductions, but she arrangement made by the Legislature into assem­ recorded In the Ocean County Clerk’s Office in was willing to make an exception in world!” bly districts 4t the counties of this »tale, for the Book 9 ot Assignments of Mortgages, page 189 PARKER'S etc ; and such arrearages of Interest aB may he Mr. Gaston’s case. Mr. Gaston was on purpose of determining whether such arrange­ STEAMER Oldest Artificial Leg. HAIR BALSAM ment and division or any part thereof is in ac­ due on aald mortgages and also subject to the In­ board for the express purpose of going Clcamoa and beautlne* the hair. cordance or In conflict with this section, and If in choate right of dower of the wife of the said What Is said by the British Medical Fruiiiotc« a luxuriant growth. David E. Morrla, to Naples to see u voleuuo humping Hover Falls to lleatore Gray conflict herewith, to adjudge the same, or such Journal to he the oldest artificial leg Huir to its Youthful Color. part thereof as may be in conflict herewith, null 0 Itself and hadn’t expected to speak to Cures st-alp disenseg & hair iulllug. and void. In case said court shall determine Seized as the property of David E. Morrla, de­ J SIE ROGERS In existence Is in the museum of the fendant, aim tisen Into executlen at the suit of Will ruo between Tome ftiver, Island Heights a woman eu route, but he was also such arrangement and division, or any part there­ Joseph I). Diehl, complainant, and to tie said by ami Sea Hide Park, commencing .Tune 84tb, and Royal College o f Surgeons of England. of, to be null and void, the Legislature shall pro­ willing to make a solitary exception. ceed to make a new arrangement and division, HOWAHD JEFFREY, Sheriff leaving new dock, Stoutenburgh’s Wharf, Toms It was found in the tomb of Capua River, N. J. There were many other chats, but entire or partial, as the action o! the court may VV. V. Stssi.b , Attorney and Is described In the catalogue us The Courier gives the ¿'lew s require Dated, July 22, 1907. [Pr’s fee, 419.78] TIMETABLE It wus not until the last day out that follows: “ Roman artificial leg. The Eastward Miss Davison solved a problem that LEAVE—Toms River s.fto a in; 2.25 p in. artificial limb accurately represents the Island Height, 8.45 a ra; 2.60 p m was puzzling the bachelor. She was form of the leg. It Is made o f pieces liow About Your ARRIVE—Sea Side Pailc, b.3u a m; 3.30 p m going to Italy to claim a large estate ot thin bronze, fastened by bronze . Westward left by her grandmother. She had the THE FARMERS’ NATIONAL BANK , IEat E-Sea Side Park, 11.89 a m; c.oo p m. nails to a wooden core. Two iron bars, Island Heights, 18 05 and 0 85 p m papers with her. She was an orphan MOUNT HOLLY, IV. J. having holes at their free ends, are at­ B'ire Insurance? ARRIVE—loms River, 12.8U and 6.00 p m nnd had no relative to come with her, . Want buriness based on balances and responsibility, RATE OF FARE tached to the upper extremity of the nnfl her New York lawyer and her W LLLi P A Y I f you are dissatisfied with . Toms River and Sea Bide Park, round trip, bronze. A quadrilateral piece of Iron, 80 cents maid had accidentally been left behind found near the position of the foot, is TH REE PIS It OENT. INTIS KEST In tlie SAVINGS DEPARTM EN T the present high rateB, Between Island Heights and Sea Hide Park, when the steamer sailed. She must go round trip, 25 cents thought to have given strength to it. HAVE YOU A 1JEPOS1T W ITH US? write me and I will give to a hotel In Naples and wait for them, Between Toms River and Island Heights, single There Is no trace of the foot, and the wip. lo cents though she would be In consultation If W c Please You Tell Others, If We l>o Not Tell Us, you rates one-third to one- Between Island Heights and Sea Side Park, wooden core had nearly crumbled with an Italian lawyer meanwhile, and wngie trip, 15 cents away. , tint skeleton hail Its waist Resoiiri’es over OlYK M ILLION D O LLARS half less’ than you are now some preliminary steps could be taken. surrounded by a belt of sheet bronze CALL OR WRITE US FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, pajing. The romance that had been hurled edged with small rivets, probably used deep In the heart of the old bachelor to fusten a leather lining. Three paint­ W . S. CRANM ER, Do You Know began to thaw out. It thawed and M Anybody in New Egypt, Cookstown, Wrights ed vases (red figures on a black ground) CEDAR BUN, TV. J bubbled and rose to the surface. lay at the feet of the skeleton. The town, Jacobstown, Polntville, Cassville, Prosper It begot admiration. Mr. Gaston town, Hornerstowu, or any of the towns of Cen­ vases belong to a rather advanced wouldn’t have made a wager that it Get the Habit.... tral Jersey, if bo send us only * 5 c and we period in the decline of art (about 300 Notice cf Settlement wouldn’t end In begetting love. The will send you B. C.).” ______faave n little each -vveelc. YVhcit you expect Estate of John Pennington thing that was needed had come to Notice la hereby given that the accounts of the to ire Play depend on how much money you him at last. On arrival at Naples the subscribers as Executors of said John Penning­ The New Egypt Press Hard Work. are laying away now. ton, will be audited and stated by the Surrogate, captain took Miss Davison to a cer­ “ Your enormous fortune has resulted and reported for settlement to the Orphmn1« One 01 New Jersey’« beet weekly newspapers for tain hotel, and Mr. Gaston went to an­ One dollar will open an account Court of the County of Ocean, on Taeslfty, * months on trial. Yon get all the State news, in comfort and ease for yourself and the loth day of September, next. other, but ot course Mr. Gaston could your family.” Write for our booklet “Banking by Mail.” JAMBS Cf EGBERT, Jr. Bewa of all yonr friends, and lots of genera) read W1 LIAM u . LESTER Ttadlng matter every week. Addresa call at any proper hour. lie did call. “ Well, I (lunno that It has,” answer­ Dated, August 1st, 1907. Executor» MOORE BROS., Paha. There was old Vcsuv belching away ed Mr. Cumrox. “It has compelled Central Trust Company 15 New Egypt, H, J. and scattering ashes and fireworks all mother and the girls to put In a terri­ around, and hundreds feared that Na­ ble amount of hard work givln’ me les­ FEDERAL AND FOURTH STREETS, CAMDEN, N. J. Advertise in the Cent-a-Word ples must be destroyed, but be was sons In etiquette.”—Washington Star. Columns and get quick results | Courier Readers Get the News not among them. He was falling In

WÈ, COUNTY TOWNS HAPPENINGS A Few Specials NEAR-BY US I h riil h fiU n t will •**%« Ab bfl# ■ad t h# I ***|f |§# ! ** p«mi I» ****»»*# *4 |«ff> at Hoogenstyn’s . i.f t . eahibtt thta month IMUftlè»** *K«I rill l) f lb# I t lfP ll •ih| _ Nil ^em% finit 8*i§hti*jü #V#f three runaways at Kew F.g» |t tn CLOSING-OUT • lilt up ol tU lA fpt j adavatde hay and rye t* haivett , fittUAf lu i l#ffl | » v d fttl lb# * ##k | The Tut kefton Beat**« lay* young aim! utrtlf • niim Ui «I iiftik|vti b i n $HtS A LE H ~ K rabbit* are plenlttul in that w U M b ifi b#t« i«t »» h»i II Lahawuod tuwnahipudl Nave another Bulletin Tto y00*14 ol lb# M*ihuii»i 1 lot or Whit* Bhoe*. worth •prinkIrr—-me can't c u m the gtuuad cburt H b»M a fakt o k ni4 aortol com« Former Judge Rennet VanSyckl* it biftr t U«t hi4«Y niftini ll *»* ik* $1.36, »1 7S m e at hw cummer home la Maatoluk* I n f all -tt (of ibif It* ll# A l i « « hit#. 1*01 I lot o f Whit* Bhoe», worth •»« Ik«« « A itw much »lift tailing la malt* 11 < uyaide •1.76, at Il< A harvest bunt# wilt tie held at Csi hen Mill, by the M K church on Thurs­ THE CALL OF THB 8BA. On August 2<4 * or »tttaen* wtU agala 1 lot of Ladle« low Oxford« day neat have an «pfw» 1 until n* a cheap trip ta* worth 12.60 to $S.OO, clown* Atlantic iitv » ta the Central Railroad Frank Johnson n U k ts ie d letter Th* first »hir ment from atr rxrehhr out at 81.IS carrier w home Irom a lour seek’* »a- ''Tit« water ie line; come in!” mill »m t t some week* «roatpst chain of nfiishorv roaort« in the world— the wave-washed Now Jersey coavt. heir, the niant i* alituiet votnidetc. and »tore mum he finned out re- 1 it out ol the hospital and Irnck at au. It ta.»»*«** L l.i inn tHnJe t liant ihr his home U«y Atlantic City; witchiug Wildwood; New Cape May in the first Hugh of management •!at* they will comment* gardlrnn of co«t. There »re John Byornsen, the R F D. driver blueing an Scjitemtiri I yet many good tumps to be had it« rejuvenation; Sea Isle City, Ocean City, with their smaller sister-resorts nearby; t'andidatr» lor Senator art looming out id Lakewood, killed a rattler with eight rattle* and n button near Ben­ up ami galling buiy Henalor Shinn All winter goods going at a nett'* Mill* last week Anbury Park and Long Branch where sylvan shades meet incoming billows—etch ant Atwmblyman Taylor were hrrt low price. We save you mon­ Dr. and Mr* Henderson, medical mis­ lati wtrk laying lhair wire* echo the call to young and old: ‘ ‘Come one; come all!" Mr* Klitabtlh Stephen*»« and ey in buying toe. sions! ica in Bunttah, sailed fur home «laughter, Amelia M l Him*lay evening July 27. and will reach Lakewood in lor a ten day* trip to l*uilland. Maine. October Mr*. Henderson is the daugh­ Tltte is the time when the bathing teas2n is at its height. Thousands take a Automobile* have been nulling HOOGENSTYN’S ter their ma* last week and taken back. Tite bathing at resorts on the upper coast is also excellent and visitors to this chtocry. proceeded , This is the height of the season here Charlr* C. Mien>«v of Lakewood who chain of pretty towns-by-the-«e» may »Iso enjoy delightful boating and fishing on H. A Tolltert ami wife .pent (evcral and the cottage* err about all fitted and ha* taken a two year poat gradual* day* la«t week with friends on Umg hotel* are doing nicely. Auguit bid* course at Princeton, ha» been given by Barnegat Bay and on the many lakes which dot the coast above Sea Oirt. Island (air to be an excellent month here that university a *1000 traveling schol­ Mrs. |<»cph Kent wl Darby. I’u , was Bathing i* romuderably better. Some arship, and will *|wnd a year in Rome. here last week, looking at pn<|ierty. Excursion tickets, with liberal return limits, may be obtained to any o f these dav* the water i* cold, but it lias Tallman Nutt and Joseph Whittaker with the idea of settling here warmed up wonderfully in a lew day* were fined 110 each on complaint of Thomas R King and wife and popular summering places at reasonably low rates, enabling all who feel the need of pa*l. The beach at the bathing ground Postmaster Chambers by Squire Chafsy Thomas t\ Gee and wife of Jersey City, at low tide or half tide i* safe and good, at New Egypt recently for |«trading are here for their annual ttunmrr out­ a change an opportunity for recreation by the i>ceanside. though apt to be a little rough at high the street after midnight and making a ing tide a noise. Now is the time to heed the call of the sea. Mis* lirace Oliver ha. taken up her Charles E Hendrickson, Jr., son of Senator Shinn un.l William Burtis residence with her mother Justice Hendrickson of the Supreme called on cx-President Cleveland at Full detail« of rates and time of trains may be obtained of Ticket Agents. David Frame of Philadelphia, is en­ Court, and at present nn Assemblyman Princeton last week, to in' o him to joying the pleasure, of our town ns the from Jersey City, has been sjH'nding attend the New Egypt Car cal, Thurs­ guest of 11. W. Tolliert some time here this summer; and just day, August 29. They found Mr. Cleve­ W. A. Jones of Jersey City, (or u now is receiving congratulations upon land sick in bed. number of years agent of the Tucker- the birth of a daughter ton Railroad here, is visiting his many Mrs. Daniel Sutter and her son, Kiel, Wardens Rider und Mutliis seized u friends of Mt. Holly, who spend much time fishing smack that was operating inside HU*" >rih Drccccund family of Jcr here, are at Lake George for August the three mile limit oilSurf City recent­ soy City art at Cap! I' O. Collins’ ly, nml pul the captain under arrest, There will be a masquerade at the Witt. Scott ami wife and Mis'. May litiTilg him $200. There have been a clubhouse on Friday evening, August Scott are visiting at Mrs J A. Dogbee s. fleet of smacks there. 23. The committee in charge consists rOfULED RIVER Edward Townsend of Brooklyn, sjnnt o f Misses Bertha Gandy, Mary Custer, Thomas Edwards, the buck driver Sunday with relatives here Alice Sullivan, Laura Coiling* and Mrs killed with three women at the Alien- Roy Predinore and friend of Philadel­ hurst grade crossing last week, had Herbert Matthews is home from n

A II. Crowell week in Trenton The New Jersey ——— phia. are here for a few day’s fishing

boen in the employ of McCue and Bee- -- Saturday last. Sewell cup day, was C K Sprague is here enjoying the croft at Lakewood,where he was a mem­ Ed Clayton, who spent his vacation one of the biggest of the summer here here, has returned to Brooklyn sports of our ha" ber of the Red Men and well known. State Normal and Model Schools There was quite a galaxy of legal lumi­ Henry Webb was down from Pasa­ We congratulate Dr. and Mrs !■. N. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs Clint------naries at the clubhouse that day. dena one day recently, but hadn’t kill­ The Normal School is a professional school devoted to the pre­ Bunnell on tile visit of the stork on ton Jones at Asbury Pork, and a daugh­ There might be mentioned former Judge ed any foxes lately paration of teachers for the public school! of New Jersey. Cost per August 11. leaving a fine boy ter to Mr. und Mrs Louis Vogel at Joseph H Gaskill, uml his son. Assist­ Randolph.Lane of New York,is spend­ year for hoard, $154.00 Pittsburgh, both families being Lake- ant Attorney General Gaskill of this ing a few day* with his aunt Mrs. Lydia wood folks. Also a daughter to Mr. The Model School offers a thorough academic course and pre­ MANNAHAWKIN State; E. P. Budd of Mt. Holly, a VanDoren pares for the leading colleges and technical schools and for business.

and Mrs Robert Scott at Hope Chapel. ————— T h e Y .P . S. C E held their picnic at member of the State Board of As­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woolley are en­ Total cost in the Mode] School, including board and tuition, $20000 - sessors; Judge Berry of Toms River; Mrs. George Robinson of City Island, per year. Surf I'ity Wednesday of last week. tertaining Mrs. Charles Heicknian and N. Y „ who was given a silver punch ------Wo urc sorry to hear of the illness of former Mayor and iormtr District At­ Miss Josephine Peterson of Jersey City. Dormitories with modern, home-like equipment, torney John Weaver, Assistant City bowl by Sir Thomas Lipton, for taking Mrs. H. has bought the Mauermann Tunis Predmore. part in the Ocean race to the Bermudas For further information addresa Mrs. Charles Courtney and Miss Lloyd Solicitor Herman Muller, Ormond Ram- property here, it is said in the little sloop Gauntlet, has been of Jersey City are visiting Miss Helen bo, and other Philadelphia lawyers The C. R. R. work crew have been | J. M. GREEN, Principal visiting Miss Lcttie Crosby at Tucker-, Courtney. raising the roadbed near the Middle ton, Branch g Trenton, New Jersey ; Silver Lake Temple, No. 13. L of G. WEST CREEK li , will hold an ice cream and cake sale Mannahawkin truckers are putting Mrs. Lydia Holstein of Long Branch »»»»»»»❖ »»»»»»♦»»♦»» o»»»e».»ees»eoo»»e»ee»eeee*s»»»t

Medford, similar to the third rail line to ;------are spending the week at Henry Giber- vor of my old patrons, I re­ ing his vacation at Camden and Wild­ Atlantic City, is one of the things talk­ Commodore E. J. Schroeder, of the Mo­ The soothing Spray of Ely’s Liquid son’s. wood. We arc glad to welcome him ed of. Surveyors have been busy tor Boat Club of America, a Squan riv­ main, respectfully, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reeve, Mrs. Cream Balm,used in atomizer, is an un­ back. around Tuckerton, and people are full er craft, won the race for the British In­ speakable relief to sufferers from Ca­ Newell Falkinburg and Joseph Wilkins John F. Jones is home from New of guesses. ternational Cup in Southampton Waters tarrh. Some of them described it as a have been spending some time at their York for a short time. recently, beating the nearest British Godsend, and no wonder. The thick, Robert Froriep ______home on Stafford avenue. boat, Daimler II, by three-quarters of a foul discharge is dislodged and the South Main St. Toms River _ Miss Edna Crane spent last week in Only $2.00 to Atlantic City atient breathes freely, perhaps for the CEDAR GROVE mile over a thirty-five mile course. rst time in weeks. Liquid Cream Balm

t _____ Philadelphia. The New Jersey Central wltl hsve one ot lis The Dixie’s time was lh. 15m. 44 3-5s contains all the healing, purifying ■RSmSaitiB** ' Try Uncartalu Reelp®* The Cedar Grove M. E. church will popnlar excurelons to Atlantic City on Angurt and that of the Daimler II, lh. 17m. elements of the solid form, ana it never Beginning last Saturday and contin- •Mil. Tickets (rota Tomi Hiver, «re only H.oo, fails to cure. Sold by all druggists for It ta entirely unnsesssanr t» “ K Ä “! S S —— 25 2-5s. ; usng till Tuesday, St Peters R. C. give a fair on the lawn adjoining the and the spécial Train lesres et MS a. m. Il* 75c., including spraying tube, or mailed gMWSMUPT of "O tT H -% Capt. Bart Pearce of Brielle steered church at Point Pleasant, celebrated its church on the evenings of Wednesday the helghth ot tho flexion at the rsmonx sonth by Ely Bros , 56 Warren Street, New fm pmtloa-IsmoD, Ohoootata Jersey resort 1 the "D ixie" in the race. York. niUQiptfli t&At sr« fare to be pooo. ------25th anniversary. and Thursday, August 21 and 22