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am. YOEir XXXI. BOONTON, MORRIS COfcffTY. N. J., DECEMBER,26. 1SO1. No. 1612 THE WATCH NIGHTY i^Woucan doit. Yon may not wan't [t^yerv much.," . The great vtsfons Ktve ceaiefl- peace for ever, and, gradually, I for- The BooDton Weekly Bnlletin .• A room lies before the man, darl got all about my wrongdoing, sav» . , , • ., GA.TJL, ^Suppose.! |al liSl HV;"Try again." within Its center. Along. Its edge h for occasional recollection! now and " 4 PUBLISHED •-: EVERY .-.THUBSDAY. An Adventure sees a woman's form. She bears then. Bat now—I am to be married &^Suppose Tom tell* me to fake a stiff 1 myself, shortly, and last week myili- child that criea for food; The man 1 ft .60 Fin Aim, n» ADVUKB. Thomas M. Heagan ~ " so I csnVnod?" eyes fix themselves npon her. Hi ter, in urging me to be sure that I besr him." , ' in China **«# really loved my lover,-Set me kapw will, and tbinki he goes to meet her. Then fa- Derotod to Political, Local and Ckacnl for your Winter Stook of SHOES AND BCBBEBB starts back with a cry. All around th something of what she.herself has woman and the child are pita s«t thick mUted and suffered through my decep- with points of ~*teel.™The~chlH'crie»" tion.** '"'' HAVE TOSTBEOEIVEp i full lino of William : like tbat I'll try If I die In the , at- ADVERTISING RATES. .^oUrr;,.^!,V"'',«^| MAN stando outside tile walls of terror,for Its Ijps are red with blood "Her marriage, then, has not been vf tn.pt,", and, taking a pencil from hla 1 It slips' from bis mother's hands, fo Porsch 4 Sons oelebnted Shoes for Boj«'-»nd Gents' •pocket, he recorded bis two.vowa, - the legation having just closed a happy, one?" asked the priest, his Qna Coliunn,on« j6*r...... ..... ...,..$100.00 iTlntervlew with the American mla> they.are slippery.and red. He. fal face pale, hfs manner strangely quiet. • n»lf Ooltfmu, ••" .................. 55.00 - . we*.r in BLACK AND. TAN. jyOn the -following day Jlmmie went 1 toward* the steel a word i, and th< JdoWn town w.d bought a-half-dozen Ister, end standing there he expert "Yes and no," was the troubled an* Quarter Column, " «... .„. ,80.00 L encei a sense of relief at the accom- mother gives a great cry and won! swer, "Her husband la' a good man The dear old aoi of Zlon-the *^ " shirts.abd as many collars.'. Onoinch.Smonthi,....., 3.00 Opera House Building, ever new— plishment of his ibiflslon, at the same fain hold her little one. Tbe ma•: and he loves her, but ahe can only re- (... _ron't want any half-high collars, springs to her aide. Together the: One lnoh, one time, 75 eta.; thereafter, nn- From prmylnr lips and beam that nlxht Either," he safd to the clerk. "I want time being: unable to resist a feeling spect and admire him. She married lit the expiration of one month, 40 oentt. were answered from' Ihe blue* "' Pf triumph. He'feels that it Is notseize the child, who haa become ai him out of pique, and for lonelinesa JSoonton, N. J. jrfcgular chokers. Death can't come lead and who, crying for aid, att! any. too soon to a fellow that has to given to many to outwit eastern di- , y and heartache. She told roe last week plpraacy and oriental craft. slips towards the cr*1 pit. The ma: that the only man she should ever: CIIUItCIIES. '.wear jrucb th(ng». I want good points THUS. JI. HEAGAN. ; Be haa been chosen for this deli- cries in agony.VO i. Mary, wife love fn thla world waa the man from > to them, too." .. • • p VtTsWmUT B>I.KWHt>->B*r. O, C- lfOQUdtlet, •'AmenI", each face uplifted cate and' dangerous'work chiefly on my ht!heart!"" and beholb d she, top, has whom—from whom I parted..her.' *l •" Pb. D.. pMtor. SaadurMrrlcn-PraMblaKMII ' WE aim TRADING BTAIIPS? nemed «U»ii en he appeared atdioner.hiahead fallen upon the piercing points.. Thi B. m. •nAT.SOp. m.i Epwtinh Leigrje »rrlM M -ehlne with ]!,ht~ high and bis' chin scraping the account 6t his. familiarity with '• the should have told her all tbtn, but Hip. ra.; 8oo<Uy;8cli*il at SSOk'ta. WMIIJ topography, of .the countryr having, in woman and child cry to him for help, she added that only the .knowledge of , Fnirir Sonic*. WediwUj •»«nlo|, »\ u o'clock. points at every movement of hi* head, and he stands groping wildly, for ai" the entire family looked the ama«- his college vacations, accompanied, a his unworthiness helped' her to iWe - Ptmrmiii-ROT. OM. L. Wcbroofad, pastor. friend who wait" engaged in* civil en* the eyelida from all the eyes he trod without him. Hail she been separat- Bawlar MrrioM—prMchlu «l 11 *. m. »t>4 T.SO p. JtriCBt that It did not dare to speak. upon have closed upon his own. •a.: Christian Radwor 8 rvlM. 6 AS p. m ; Saa- Hf shall wlpa Something Ia Jimmle's expression for- glneerlng in China, while ' devoting ed from him for any other reason, sho day Bcbpol at »•>(> ft. ra. Weekly Fnj»MMtU|, th< o their eyei. He think* he Is torn away froi Wddr «»Dln« at T 45 o'clock. Ssde It.-- -. ".V . his own researches to ancient manu- felt she should have gone mad.' •Twa:» like'allk« ' ann old-lime Lorefeait; old scripts of eastern poetry. ^i those he loves, and as he falls throng! "Since then I have bee.n. tortured by —R*T. 4UI. afcEelvaj, putat.~ Uria- LUtBEfe! -With unfailing regularity, his space their cries follow him llke'blacl i»y ••rtlort- PtMQblDf at 11 a.' n. and T.90 p-m.; 1l u ht T|1Wl !V < w Walking slowly and thoughtfully an agony'of remorse and uncertainty. Chriitlaa CDdnvfer MrilM M 0.43 p.. m.[Band«y We ^^^".KfK;ffih'. 3?M« ', J° .^~ h• ^^J• :'- ' j» M}'- "Y«. mother^Ko, father." sunbeams and stunt all the flowers o School at S.90 •. m. WMU- Prayer MU religion." to©! ' *™ v"a,;,*»fl if at, times his head moved sus- through the streets the Imperial y Last night I resolved to confide in yon, Wadncedaj «r»lDf. 1.45 o'clock. All Kinds and Qualities ! City, he recalls the his soul.. ' and abide by your decision. Shall i" Wt ML^V *?.• haa walk<l1 with wS-*Mpbri7.-«* » tho nod or the shake anxious, wan HT. JOBB'*'(EmoorAi)—Rer. i, O. Jnm, faces of the legatldnera, who hail . He comes to strange lands and sud' tell my slater the whole.story,.Or shall '~> nctor. Bandar Mrvtow, 11 *. m. »od TNp. n. denly hangs .auspended above tbi I hold my peace??* I SnMUr Sebool at ».«S a. n. world. ' • There was along silence. The priest OUB LADT OT KODWT CtKMO. (CATMOU0)—B«T, . .. *"'::- ^ -.;., 'J*»e him. Eva declared lo her mntTi**- He dreams that a giant power racki C^dScboilbMforVD. D.. Uector. Sunday Mr Ar.d all "na-.-Hall was con aide ring—struggling with his Haas at B B. m.. Blab Mast at. 10 a. m. bl ld g^^Sg& Tilm so that across the entire firma human,, nature—the girl sobbing soft- JTwaa, .a glad" ltl80 • Both Soranton and Lehigh J . ment he lies stretched in agony. Amii ly. From tbe adjacent chapel came aa'shaking h the mighty sky masses of color wh< t^fUbcd for' Saturday. had been the means of casting ta ray the loft, toneless music of the sisters. rule and govern tbe realms come to a: Departure ud Arrlnd »f bib. " ' ~* nle would put on hts old, "Oat of the deep have I called unto sail him. Thee, O Lord. , .If Thou, Lord, , * , DEraSTUBS, ":. for Saturday," she told exuItatloh,'howeTeri Is destined . wnuu auirt iur oaturoay," sne told . "V i~**T.".""7 •**!"*• •**• *** "" Through his veins flow currents o: wilt be extreme to mark what is don* — •**w Tors, by way a* M«rist«WB-lT.0la. at. And Masons'Materials F U 8tant0n ln A Sir mother In another outburst of , f- «? ^ "hortU"d,- He "°. %*?, ' •~ "u£ ' *!anta Constttu- u blue, hli arteries pulsate with torrent ratanop. dlTMt^T.U *. w. ' CrtrlniT. "And it he does, I'll just hug *'=>*"* caught from behind a strong liss—• , . But there is ;mere/' ,-ur.r and l*a Waal—SvMi. at. n u and th a h that seem drawn frqm the dwells o: <•«» Tork.bj ni of Booaloa Braash-MMI. 'him. I like onr slouchy old. Jlmniie a ^'P "f « **?»*! ' 5 f ' with Thee—** HENRY SALMON A 1 1 Tm 1 b the sky. The golden summer BOO: a.M • • liBared times better than I.do this •'•""re ? .; "W« ?- ' »oon_«nd..i "No," said the priest, suddenly, "you ' >.w Totk. br way of • orrirtown—1.W ».».' ".- r Ial n lo be and he are one, and through his ski Dotar ud th. w*at-4 is r. M. Wjh-collsrfd 'Ves-Eta-ed' boy we hare ? " « the drops of molten sunlight drip. must never tell your sister. Bear the Saw Tor*, bjwarof BOOBIO" Bnaoh—7.«». BOONTON. N. J. HOW JLMMIE KEPT death stare* him -in'the face, but it : burden of.remorse and repentance But.Saturday brought no change | —developed later that hl» nationality Then the color changes to grVen. Hi aRBITAL. ' ' - • n feels the trees springing to life ami bravely, aa just punishment fpr'your . jimmle'. nttire, and still no one dared pr"C"cd him from such danger.