P^'S^VWS-O.' In the •worn (iTrMRe rlrcuinllon ol tli»ST*ii (oront1 jrpfirctnllujf Oc inlicrl.1002. No Other Tlirw Wnrn'ti comity n«Wipn|frm tinro clrcu- Intel HO many. TAR •::u~.-y?^;,

5TH YEAR-NUMBER -Hi. WASHINGTON, WARREN COUNTY, N. J., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1902. SUBSCRIPTION: S1.50 PER YEAR

"NO CAUSE" SAYS JURY. POULTRY SHOW NEXT WEEK POOR W0MEX VICTIMIZED. Second Trlnl of the Celebrated Kox vs. With MoroTlmn 1,700 Entries ItPiom- Fnko Ktuploiinent Agent Worked An llunco Dog CasoKitdsIu Victory Old (iHine With Much SnrreBS ALL TEACHERS JERSEY FARMERS lava to Bu Most Successful Ever fur l>efenhat are being worked on unsaspect- will be that of" next week In tho New —Dogblacult Ballad. Auditorium, Orange street, Newark, William Gardner of Port Colden Dg victims, and by being Corowarned Interesting Facts Relates to the Jealous Italian Attempts to Mur- Kipling might have penned tho above Report of "Secretary Dye of theby the Poultry Fanciers* AaBOciation tho readers of this pnporarouot often n der Bob Scolt of Port Colden. ode, but ho didn't; it was inspired by State Board of Agriculture. of New Jersey. It will begin on Tues- Loses Valuable Animals. caught napping by the confldcn n men Teachers' Retirement Fund. ' hearing tho result of tho second trial day, December 2, and will close ou the who infest this State. Only ft few days of tho now famous dog case ht-ld In following Saturday night. The mHg- ago Bomo residents of Delawnro and RURAL TEACHERS SLOW SUNDAY NIGHT TRAGEDY Ilsckettfltown on Friday afternoon. POTATOES' RECORD CROP nitude of tbo affair shows what persis- STRANGE CU'R THE CAUSE tho neighboring sections were victim- Headors of tho STAR will rsraombor tence and energy will accomplish, ized by a gamo tbat was exposed in this Although They May Bc'Bcncfiltc^ Upon James Orncy, (he Italian Suspcrt, Is that about a month ago, B. Frank Fox About 3,000,000 Bushels Raised In Excess Wandering Mongrel With Rabies Spreads paper a Bhorttimoago, and It IB eafo to b.-ought fluit , agninet J. S. Hanno, both Aa the Newark News caya: "The the Most Favorable Basis. / Missing from Port Alurray. "• of Any Previous Year, Fanciers* Association of New Jersey, tlic Fatal Disease. say tbat those who "bit" wero not sub- f ifiYokettttown, for cruelty to animals n ( "" out of which tho present organisitton scribers to tho STAB. a>.>otincand wonnOIng h!o dog. Believed That Scolt Was Intimate Wtiff the grew, held It3 firatBhpw six years ago The Emddtf&t ftmturo of lho mvludllug "ficQaln la Membership Lost Year Was , - ^Ai/iRtothe stubbornoss of eleven Farming Interests Now Represent a Business Mr. Gardner's Animals Slid lo End'Their Kalian's Amcilcan Housekeeper. In a Rranil hall In Washington, N. J. ;amo In question Is tbat It appeals to —Endowment Fund Now $66,000.^~ meu n hol'^rct out afiatnet tho judg* WIlli a Capital of 1195,359,106. .Misery and I'rotccl the Other Kind. It was a very email beginning. Tnree the poor people, who graep at every of ty c-'.vro juror, as It was jokingly more shows were also held in the eamo 1 oppoitunity to earn a fow extra-dol- Tho annual report of the teachers' re. : A quarrel that miy tormlnato in tho stated ut the Umo, tbo iln't trial, Oct. Thn year jtutclofjed has been ono of Bacauee of a visit , some two.wcekd town. In the me in time tbo associa- lars. Tho manner in which the victim :irotnor.t fund, as prcuontcd to tho toach* death or Robert Scott of. Port Coldon 25r1, ended In a disagreement. tho groatett, along mnny lines, in the ngt>, to bio farm, of a poor, homely for- ra' ImtituU «t Its meeting In Trentorj last occurred Sunday night nenr tho cnnni tion had grown and included fHuuiers Is ensnared usually arouses no suspicion It la Riiid thnt tho cauao of tho shoct- agricultural hlbtory of New Jeraey. saken looking mongrel dog, William veek, shons pome very Interesting fact a at Port Murray. It Is nahl that tho Tom all parts of New Joraey. The as tho swicdler operates under the ing of Mr. Fox's dog was tho unfriend- Secretary of the Sffita Board of Agri* Gardner of near Fort Coldpn is now and figures EH aro shown below. shooting was done by an Italian named culturo Franklin Dye of Trenton has fifth annur.l show, with over'SOO entrku, mourning the loss of a highly prized cloak of an employment agent. In 1896 the teachen>' retirement fund had ly feeling tho animal bnd for n dog was held In Orange. The sixth and , Jamea Orney,; who works nt tho just filed his report for the fiscal year hound and a valuable Jersey cow. Ho selects.a modest-looking homo become part of tho public school system owned !.y Mr. Hunec Instead of greet- last show, or that of December, 1001, National FireproonnR CO.'B phint, and with Governor Murphy, and the docu- Is probable that Mr, Gardner and when tho door Is opened In answer of N&w Jursey. To tbla dat« (November ng each othor with a goninl Bmile was also held there.. [Last year 1,600 who rnna a boarding honoo north of: ment opens with the et itement that would have forgotten tho strange doR*fl to his Mng, he politely inquires If the 15,1002), G2 teachers havo been retired on when they met, and passing the tlmo entries wore received. . The associa- ^ho oannl. Nature has done her full share toward visit by this time, had not the develop- lady of tho house or any member of tbe annuities aggregating $10,739.65 a year, of day, tho animals would try to dis- tion was then ToorKaniiiBd upon u and„ avorflclnsr -- f303.33.„-Ton . annultlco, ;~^.,. Although Scot* claims thntio knows IUUUUJ of Lho uuBt'WoeU convlneed Mm family would like to earn some money figure e-ich other's countenance, and tbo larmert) and 1»U2 has been s. most sounder basis and Incorporated. A drawing ?2 S03, havo died, leaving In force of no reason why tho Itiilan aho-ald that tho mongrel's presence was re- easily by doing need to work for the Mr. Fox's canine usually succeeded in lcouraging year." nunoberof prominent Newark bUBineee on thisdite (November IS, 1902), 52 annui- attempt to kill him, nevoral atoriea are sponsible fcr the death cf his dog and largo manufacturing house which he giving tho other dog u fow reminders A notablo featui« of tho report ia that men were interested In the organizi- ties amounting to f 10,875 90 a year, and told that indicate thnt Scolt la conceal- cow. ..;.'. represents. If tSe lady answers in the oT the encounter, the white potato crap, broke all prev- tlon, and it is iritanded tj hold an un- averaging $324 50, Tho Income of the : ing tho motivo for the crime alllrmative, ho iuvit-o himself into tbo Tho victorious animal met its Water- ious records by about 3,000,600 buehels. nufil exhibition in this city hereafter, When Mr. Gardner Bret nolloed the fund for tbe Usual yeiir, wliluh oujed June - : parlor and shows a few samples of ths 30, was $24,033.63, of which 13,160.74 waa Tho story that is Ronrrnlly boKoved oo by being a rcceptaclo for a luad of Tho niarktt price of the crop waa low, :o be 'known as the Newark Poultry ttrnager loaming about hi.i fttTm, he kind of work the firm want a dono and derived from bczirs, entertainments, ' s by tho citlians of Poit Mnrrny ia to shot from Mr. [lance's gun. Although but nearly nil of tho pft.topa wcre-so Show. was fciprpPHcd by KB peculiar actions r the effect that Scott visited 'G.-nryV well developed that they fosind ready nird remarked to a farm batuS that ho lays particular ttresa on the liberal donationn, legacies, baueball gomes, etc.; sv:' not ftUally injured, the animal had tD ?1,83367 from Interest, and $19,069W,*:zxu>' boarding IIOUBO early Sunday evening, at anil while eating, until the effect of sale and the finecclal yleJd to the "About 1.-700 entries have been re- thonght the dog had the dUtemper. price paid. while the proprietor wns abseeil, und "armer was f Oiily bafetyfot' ;:Last -Thursday, .after darfc.Mr. J. T. ana incomeof the lubd, dtdnot openrit;.''^'^ entered the right leg, fust 'bolowfebe Two men stood talking in one of the ture of the State to conducted on fonr le other animals and for the mem-Hildebrant was returning to his home CRtnpaigD until after the fint of March. crowded .corners of Opera House Hall igroin and passed downward to they soils of .the southern part of tbe Stat°. Scribner of New York, who is a son of cornor looked very Inviting, but no one of the flrht jand second clnsa cities can Chief'Reeder Smith was in evidence and trains in each direction, between create a fund'sufficiently strong for them- 'HIT (iuiirdlaii. presented everybody with a protty pro- Tho crop is large nnd valuable. It 'the late founder of the .well known eoomod to be brave enough to occupy It. York city and Warwick-, N.Y., daily ex- A sad caao of mental irresponsibility gives a good return if plaDfced An euit- Tho music waa a groat treat, boing furn- selves, but geographical and othor COLy_some of_ the^_heirs who^are thing is arranged to make your buying tRught more than ten years must pay two hor mind gave" way ~com pie telyy1'rouv SuluiiwJ. --Tli6y"W6r6-'"rittwil(ltJtl-ljyV: BRSy;"-~^'~-~-;^•~-^-~":vrJ,-7'^"T^-^--:-•:.•:.-•-.^.-"-••;-.- par-cent:, whils^thccc-.\vho have-taught'-"- monta--E. S. Smith, W/j. Byrne, Q. 0 ^y7.^^.74lT6"i0" "*? 444610 ""5,779 030 joined as~ defend ants," tbatr'thoi stocks her physical and mental sufferings. It >- . Yield. Bu. and bonds mentioned in the will should Lulu Ketcham of Karrsvillo, cousin of the An abundance of room.] t fifteen years or more rnuut pasa a medical Losoy, J. K. Smith, .Grant Heod. Floor |V bride, and Mr. Judoon Leich of Port Mur- 18 said that for a couple of wooka be- Committee—R. S. Smith,. Grant Hoed, W White potatoes— ' be turned over to the beneficiaries, aa An abundance of goods. examination Batiafactory to the board of .-.tfore her illness the girl i'uad,made bor 52 S96 '7,405,500 3,028,714 ray. Upon thoir returu homo dinner wns An abundance of light. trustees before they may join on the two, ' J. Byrne, G. U. Loaey. Reception Com- Street potatoes— enumerated, or their equivalent. eorved to the Imuiodinte friends of the condition known to several physicians; mittee—Elmer Bnyder, H. P. Hummer, 20.5SS 7,573,500 ,1,363,955 An aburdiRco of salespeople. per cent, batis. Those who aro 'members "' corjtracting parties. Tho bride waii tbo Everyth'.^,^ to make you comfortable. prior to January 1,1003, will continue to •In town, but they refused her importu-. Thomas Byrne, Jr. , ; , Total , J19.5S3 Ml MIBS FIrtb on tho Stage, roolplent of ni^y kandsomo and useful Como to the opening Saturday. payonopor oent. . ^x_>'"*\ nitles. "_ "" " "" '• ; T r la addition to tho amounts received Tho frlonda of Misa ISlfzaboth Firth, presents. " Wo"extoncrduf hearty oorigrat- W*E Tho euccess of tho"teachers' renrora'ehV'"^^ Services of Pxulaa amI" lMini)ltBBJvli)g ulnt!0D6 ("or a happy and prosperous jour- Union Thanksgiving services will bo froiii-iue'se' products, Socretary Dy,e diiughter of Mr. Joseph Firth of tho Btow- fund means Increased emclomiy ofJ^OQT O.: LAUBACHS' FUR DEPARTMENT, arisville vicinity, will be plonsed to know ney through Iffo. 1 schools, because, first, It offers the,'only ° .;.. EASTON.PA....'. * held in the M. IS. churoh this morning says that there has been received up- Mrs. Bowllis-'s Funcrtil. ward of 523,030,000 -from ethervfarra that abo has been ongflged to elng in tho Bereaved relatives and fHonda looked moans of retiring aged and broken-down Although tho weatliur 'during the past at 10.o'clock, when the Rev. Burroughs double"ciuartotto In tho "Eternal City," teachors without incurring public odium, ( products during tho year, and he Ualino Ji Co '3 Now Newark Storo. for tbo last time on the mortal remains of "month has not boou vory * wlntery," Btill Eldridgo of the Baptist churoh will in which Misa Viola Allen Is starring. hence better teacher a, because classes thus ' —th&peoplo aro buying furs. ;JWH Y ? Bo- places the grand total of the outpritof This great ostabHshmont, with an area tho Into Mrs. Mary yorld, J2.Q0 per year, v de in tho Washington cemetery._j. ^-by asoore of 0 toO. ;.-—u-~ - , avenue. ,....„...;...-.'..,. .""•'•» ; •• ••"',

Am,. .]'-:'^-.^\ .,::& JCLI- -'\, ;C^T^-' V-^ THE WASHINGTON STAR, WASHINGTON, N. J., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, l!)02.

Bllzibeth, wife of John Kurcbor, died Mr. and Mra, Robert Albert of FHcka- Miss Mabol Lame of BeWldero spent 9»tnrday morning at nor homo oa Cham* villoare vlsltlna; their danahter, Mrs. M. Monday with her sister, Llzzlo. bore otroet. Tbe deceased was sixty yearo W. Weller. On Friday Mrs. O. L. Davon- Miss Leoaa Lipplnoott Is the Rowt for a of a (to and hud been a reslaeiit of FitHUps* port entertained them together with her short time of hor sistor, Mrs. Emma Smith, bmg about flfty years, A complication or mother, Mrs. Ackerman, and hla ulster, In Boston. • •••.•• • --•':.'."". -' . .,-.. dlsoasesoauseddeatb. Mrs. Karoher leaves Mrs. George Sclaco. Oa Sunday Mrs, Ack- Mrs. Morris Jano and daophter, Goldle, a husband, two children—Edward Earober ermau entertained Mr. nnd Mm. Albert and Mra. Clara LUrtzoll of this town—and of Newark apontlaat week \>lih her jar* aaon-inlaw, Joseph ftlocnlg,employed by and Mr. and Mrs. Davenport One day enta, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Waldeu. 0. It. Ford, too furniture man, In Wash* this week Mrs. Welter entertained In Mrs. Cornelius Stackhorno was In honor of her father and motbor, Mrs. Aok- Washington on Fridny.? %-^ lnKtoD. Funeral services wero held Mon- ormao, Mrs. Bclsco and Mra. O. L, Daven- ; day. port ; . Mrs. FreomanE.erhartvIaltodiD Eao'.on A new steam haatiag plant is balag Mrs. A. A. Tallmin and daughter, Wm lust Friday. ., Ever tnBtfllledln the Centennial engine house Jennie, aro vialtlng frlondVln New York Fredorick Saraon spent Saturday ani on Market street by William Ojhs, the city and vicinity for an Indefinite time. Sunday with Irlonds in Euoton. plumber. M. L, Tlnsm m'a now residence Is noar- Mrs. Acron Ayers was on Thursday at Mrs, Cathoilno McNilly of Morcor street . iff completion and ho expdcta to move tho homo of her paronts, Mr. and Mrs. haa, through 'cqulrw V«M Ullllmd, secured Into It the flrat of January, .";..; Sitnucl BrokRWi in Bnlvldoro, ;: a wldow'tt pension nf f 10 a month, dating OQ Sunday Miss Edith East entertalaod Mr. and Mrs. Howard Btrron anddaueh- Ready from August 9;n, 1902. a friend from Delawaro Water Uip, tor, Elslo, of Bolvidero, were cucstsof Mr. Became of the honvy Irnflln In fl Mrs. James MlobAels and Mrs. Milton and Mrs. Freeman Everbart on Sunday. cito coal, the Delaware £ Rarltan canal DoWltt visited relatives abovo town dun* Waldo Borry of Nowton spent Saturday to serve the. will remilnopoo until DUJ. 15, Instead of day, • • ' •; •' • •. ' - nlghtand Sunday with his parents, Mr. closing Dec, Ht, as was first anoounced. Mrs. Blair Runllng is vlaltlng her ptironta mid Mrs. Samuel Borry, Decrees wure conferred on tho uiembon Mr. nndMrs. Malvln DunQeld, for afow - Vquiro Parcoll has a fl:io collection of Critical and Economical of North E^d Caatlo, No. 27, Monday hfrda that hive been sent to him to bo ovoninor, by Pennsylvania Castle, No. 41, K. G. E , at the K. of P. ludge rooms. Robert Albert of Fllcksville and who lived at Delaware three years ago, was Miss Oil Io Anderson will lead the Ep- Buyer of Luther Leagues of Eiston and tbia town married on Nov., 14th. He and tils bride worth League next ^und-y night. irpanlzjd on Thursday a Local Centre for will reside with'Mr. Albort's parents at Misses Cora nrd Heltjn Crnlg, who have ,hn mutual beutlUof the leagueti til both FllckNvllle. towns, Olllcors wero elected as follows: been spending a fortnight wlitt rolAtlven In President, Frank Denuliiger of St. John's Mrs. Prlmroso nnd Miss Blanche PrlsSy D'-ltiWHru, rutume.1 to lowu Wuduesday. church; Vice Pres., Miss Hattle Canahay returned to tbulr homes In Strondsburg S.muolSelfort moved hlsfimUy t» Piill- ofChrlat church; Rue. Sec, Johu Serfasa Saturday. Miss Frhby bad been on tor- Jipaburg on Monday. Ed ivard Sollldiy i x- of St. Luhe'tj cburcb; Cor. Sec, Mlaa talked by Mrs. John C. Kitchen and Mrs nicto to cccupy tho himio vacated by Hti- MEN'S Mabel toichlor of St. John's, and Treaa., Primroso by nor sister, Miss Mark Diet- furtaaho will dr.vit ttie store wagon for RutaJcIl K. Boadwee ofChrlat church. The rich, and ber nleci< ^Mra. M. L. Tlnsman ThotniB Craig aftor Doc. lit. otUcera are all of Easton. and Mrs. Clark tim J, and her ntphow, Our people have great exn< ctatlor.u ns to James Dietrich. ';'• AND The Second National Bank has boon tho result of tho bar. iar utid suppur to ho seloctod oa a Government reserve agent. The usual Wednesday night prayer held in tho church on Timtilctgiviui; night meotioc was omitted this week, Miia Lenora Parker of Mount Pleasant Mr. and Mrs Alva Oimun nt Z!on chapel Is visit In j* friends lu town. : Mr," and Mrs. Eohriam Dlotric"i nnd and Mr. nutl Mrs. S^muul Wt &t of Bridgc- their son, Ernest, of ROSDVIIIO, WHSIQ to.vn vlllo spent Sunday with Mr. nnd Mrs. Ground has been broken for a new storo visiting choir children, Mrs. M. L. TIIIB- ; and residence for John Lark on Hecktnan Henry Freeman. man, Mrs. Ulark Smith and Jarota Diet- Elijah Parcel] of Mt. Bethbl wnn tho street. rich. BOYrCLOTHINe guest of his brother, Edward, on Sunday. Dr. William Kllno has purchased for Edward Bruglor has beon sick for tbo ^5,000 t ho residence of tho late J udge Roose past few days. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Burdge and Mr. «i d , Our'clot'iiing is better and our prices lower than the regular tailors'. J S juth Malti street. Mrs. Milton Craic expei-t to cat their Rev, H. P. Kine exchanged pulplta Sun- Thanksgiving dinner with Mr. aud Mrs. iR«iii tlie ..Appartl Gazelle, a leading authority in the trade: "It is a Rev. S. G. Wilson of Portland, Pa., WHS day with a minister from Bwariflwoud, Edward dbulor in Dover. mistake for tne man who must'economize, to patronize : the tailor who: heard by a largo audience Tnursday, on who preached a very interesting sermon. "Grace, Grit aud Greenbacks," at tbu Edwin Burdgo and Mls<< Alllo Shuler Too raising of tho framo for the new bl. advertises to m»ln, Mm. couitnenco houtulcuopii't; In Wi.at.lugton Emma Ward and Miss Susie Ward were at next Monday. Mr. and Mis Burd^o me No one is urged to buy; we simply urge you" tu investigate our duy, for tho repose of tbe soul of tbe Ulo both very popular in thh nel^hliorhn d dister M. Agues, wno was Ht one time tho home of Mrs. George Dapue at Mt. claims. We'll show you all that's new in suits and overcoats, and Hermou on Sunday. and they will bo very mu;h m H«(td in lh« Suporloress uf S;. Catherine's Academy of church whore they hive been active mem- try to make our place of all places the place to drop in. Miss Rose Peterson, Secretary Park- thlstowu. Gvmn Angel, aged IT, con of liana Angle of StofFdrs, firuiflrly of UolumbU, died btra for years. . Our stock of overcoats this season is the largest and best selected Today at the home of her paronta, Mr. suddenly nthU homo thero on Nov. lG;ti, Milton Craig spent Thursday and Friday dale Tennis Club, Chicago, from experi- ind Mis. William D Yoba, Alias Flora hi. The remains were brougut to Portland on in Newark. that we have ey,-Mvshown. They are built for solid comfort. No I'obo will become me wife of Cnaries H Wednesday wheru tho funoril nervices c Ledger of Lsmbertville. ^\ were held In tlie M. E. church with Inter- Wm. Tlrmnnn o P >T-t Mnmy Inf.dod n military shoulders'," n'ri.-pleats, no yokes, but nothing is sacrificed that ence advises all young girls who have pains ir with pigs tit itu BittUvitlu dt-pot on Because Mra. John Person refused to '*nt In the Columbia cemetery. coulJ improve the appearance; and last, but not least, the prices will give a trainp somethlug to out be tried (o Monday. and sickness peculiar to their sex, to rely on assault tier at her home in Frankllu town- Mrfl. Edward Carpenter is visiting friends meet with your approval, . ship on Thursday. Mr. Portion, with tbe out of town this week. ton of Nawt'ui weroauoMtsof Win. Berry Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. assistance of a noigubor, causbt the on F^id^y. They wore on a hunting trip. offender Hnd took him before 'Squire VHH lUtOADWAY. ja. Clinton rim 1th unrl children are OVERCOATS .... $10.00, $12.00, $15.00, $20.00 and J25.00 How many beautiful yount* girls develop into worn, listless mid hopeless BlUlurd, wno commlttel hi>u t.ij ul. Ttia We aro p'-xl to learn that Mrs. Henry idine A fjrtni^tit with her parents In womon, simply buuiitise sutUineiit iittuntion lins not beon paid to their physical tramp gave hii uaniu HB George Washliii!- Butler Is somewhat improved at this writ- SUITS ...... $8.00, $10.00, SI2.00, $15.00 and $20.00 on Clay, and wtiilu In Mm presence of Mm develupiiiunt. ^*o woman is uxempt from physical weakness and periodic 'dqulro iiud Constable Omorne sildthut Mr, and MM. E;1U Oibori and Httlo pain, and young girls just liikUliny into womanhood should bo cnrofully he bad intuuded to »ot fl ru to .Mr. Portion's dnufilter ot Eisto.i have been upending KOCKSI5UKG. Our -.link tnis fall for boys shows first Rood taste; next, originality fjuidfd physically as well as morally. lam and kill Mrs. Person with an axe. U\n weeks with roUtlvos here mid at Aa- Milton Sltuicr entoitDiticdcoiDpany from bury, MIH Oabjru p lasod tbo latter part Allontnwn over tiuuduy. in designs; then comes the quality which balances the prices. If you know of any young lady who is side, and needs motherly The Indies Qf tbo Wesley M. E church of last week Ht tne home of her brother, LRmilord Ticer has hi d cut-nid from advice, ask her to .write toHrs. Vinkhuin at Lynn, Sluss., who will jwu u protltablu supper Thursday umi CJuries NIXJU; in your town. Our ai:n i< to give style to clothing for boys at popular prices, and give her adviee free, from a source of knowledge -which is un- Friday eveniUES. Bnonton, Morris coui.ty, Tor n wutk. : , Thieves tiro clennlrc up the lit-n rooi-K upon.invesi'gition \mi will concede our success. cqunlcd in the country. Do not hesitate about stating details Members of the Knight* of the Gold on Mrs. Euieno Opiyteo of Brusi Castle, ''which one 'may not like to talk about, and which areessential •Ugle tVom ttii-i town ntid E iston attondid while on a i-iiit httru'iU the home of bur ',1 h reported thut oue nimi was cHURlit in for a full understanding of the case. .. „ • -,. ;be institution, of a uew uaaUe iu Hdekotta- fttuer, P. P. dinito, was takea very ill on tbo act. TO KNOW WHAT IS BEST YOU MUST COME HERE. :own lust Thursday. Friday iiignt. David Tllman will move In tho «pHng to Hiss Hannah E.. flershon, Cqllings-. A corumisaion composed of Jatnej E. Tneinf.int children of Mrs. DJGMW and the farm of Mr. Hlloy, nciir Harmony. Moon, Michael Comiluiii of this town and Mrs. Jennie Struuk DJVO beau quite slot John H. Young spent a few days li'-t wood, N. J., says: Blair Kelsoy of Balvldere has boeu up- with broi.caUi-t. wtek in Trenton. " "I thought I •would writo nml tell you Ditnted t,i condemn the laud owned by Mr. and Mrs. Wm.-Ap?ar drove from Mr. Dutt found a young nian very much that, by following your kind advice, I feel like William Ritu and Joan Girrecht, fur the here on Siturday to vUtt her parents, Belviderud one night lastt wevk and took a new person. 1 was always, thin and .delicate, purpose of Rivlnn a riRtit of way to the Mr. and Mrs. daipui u), wao live at tlazen. him In and tbawed him out. Ho Malted 1 Centril railroad 10 hullri a spur track to him bouif asuuon as he was able to travel. and so weak that I. could hardly do"anything. be IageraoMarge.uit plant. Tho --.'Woman's ' Fureign- - Mlwinnnry jtlunstnuitiuii was irregular, • Souiety will nuet Ht the home of Miss Gooree Youne IIHH the fuend dion for a Waile speadlug alnn? neir the Dela- Christy Benra uu Friday afteruouu of this new shed coinpk'*'id. " I tried a "^ jot tie ut your Vegetable Com- ware bridge about S o'clock Friday, a week al 2:30. Mr. Wyckoff, the former landlord, has 222 and 224 Northampton St., Easton, Pa, pound iind licjj^ii to fuel better right away. I con-. trolley i'dr collided with ou« of Shipmau's Mr. and Mrs. W-liter Hunt of R^ston couches, c msing considerable damage. moved.to Phllllpiburg. tinned its use, and am now well and strong, and Lewis Williams, tne driver of tbe coacn, wore the gueacu of il-a, John E. Inactio on Uncle Billy Shropo is making his homo menstruate regularly. I cannot say enough for was thrown from hU so at and waa badly S aurday night and Suad \y. witn Emanuol Crcgar. what your medicine did for me." shaken up by tue fall, but escaped Berious Mrs Wm. Woodruff, accompanied by Howard Fine is building an addition to njury. Beyond a few bruises and lacera- Mi»s E nrcm Crat-", were on Sunday at the home of the farmer's daugnter, Jrlrs. bis house so as.to have more room for, tiuus HWUL iSto leg*, tha horsos, were not fiuminer boarders. . . , . V now Mrs. Pirikliaiii Helped hurt. Tne fender of the car waa demol- Wm. Wolf, atSteivartavUle. • ished. Miss Lottie Cres^man Is Bpending a week Fannie"~£ufnpe. Rev. Moore will occupy the pulpit here with friends in Ptiil&delphla. on Sunday.morning and evening. r. "DEAR Mus. PI'SKHAM: — I feel it is my duty to Miss Nellie Cooneyof Limbortvllle was M'8. Wilson and grandHmigbter roturne'V write and tell vou of the benefit I have derived from your advice and the guest of Miss Augusta Trudawind of Mrs. L'zzie Le.via entertained company on Fridiy to thtir botno in Philadelphia. the use of Lydia K. rinkiiam's Vegetable Compound. The pains South Main btreet over Sunday. over Sunday. MNs Edith Rice will ppend her Tnanks- - -j jlly Kooitluie was had by the twenty- Edward Bolton hnn accepted a position givlog AC ber boino iu Murksboro. in my T6ack and womb have all left me, and my menstrual troublc^is: rtve membara of the P. O. d. of A , of Read- as brakeauu on the D., L. W. R. R. ing, wbo visited Camp 3, Friday evening. Mrs. Poter Youneand Mrs. Frank Terrl- corrected. I am very thankful for the good advice you gave me, and I DeWitt Conklln of your borough was adel spent last week In Allamuchy. noticed in town on Sunday. shaU/reremmend your medicine to all who sutler from female "weakness," Es-Sieriff Uole seizad the proDerty of hllsi Edith Crutz Is epend'.ng n short Eastop.'s-Best Cloak, Suit and Fui-Store. —Miss FAXXIE KUMPE, 192-! Chester St., Little Rock, Ark. (Dec. 16,1000.) Aaron Kohl, tbe liquor dealer of 431 Soutb Miss Pearl Wlllever led the Epworth time wltn ber sister, Mrs, Samuel Hees. Main street, Thursday, on a judgment League meeting 00, Sunday night. It will Lydia E. Pinltham's \> and Robert InrU) and Wllli«m Butter, were ialtod relatives lu Washington over Sun- from what is seen elsewhere. famous shoes: ..'. ' arrested on complaint of Janitor Hawk of d.iv. the Livoil tcaool. They are charged Irwin Miller attended the Grange meet- To get fat you must eat wilh destroying thu school house flag. lug In Washington oa Siturd iy. The Columbia football eleven were de- Mr. and Mrs. Pater Kline entertained her ht. Scott's Emubion is a Banister, highest grade made, $5.00 to J feated by tbe AU-T>>>vn sluggers on Satur- parents from Blulratown over dunday. The Fit of our Garments is simply perfect. = day by a score of 17 to 0. Mrs. Miller anil daughter of Pnillipaburg great fattener.o a great Supt. Howell -atates ,that out of 190 'ere Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Amzl |- $7.00 per pair. J pupils enrolled at tne night school, 150 are Miller. strength giver. n regular attendance. Ml-« Lllllo Klefar spait a fewdiy3in - The Selection is very large. The initiatory degree were conferred on Phllllpsburg last week with her brother. Those who have lost flesh several new members by Warren Chamber, Mr. and Mrs. Mltmin and children of 1 Resilia Patent Cushion and Ventilating ( No. 4,' O. K. F., Saturday evening., Green's Bridge spent Sundxy with Mr. and want to increase ail body Boarding houses ard liotola will he built Mrs. Levi Woolever. - : tissues, not only fat. Scott's ! Shoe, $5.00 per pair. around- the Ingersdi 3argeant plant by County Sapt. Atwnod visited tho public local capitalists this winter. . ; school here last week. Emulsion increases them all, The Prices are very moderate—-less than you The Monarch bisketball team of this Mr. and Mra. G. B. Gardner' spent S itur- lowii defeated tho Allontoivn.Hlcin School iywlth":their son Harry^aud.family.at team by a Bcore of 19 to 3, Saturday even- bbone, -fieshi,:-blood;-and ing. Washington. *" ',"" .,'•!".'.., " " '" "o7~"_~~\voSlH~expect tli At the M. B. church parsonage, Saturday v Rev. L R. Burrows spent a few days in nerve. '• '"••".. evening. Miss Nullle Maud. Miller and ^ew York last week. : •./••" $!4,00 per pair. Robert Preston Paul, botn of this town, John Haudlong vlsitej'Jfi part of last For invalids, for con^ were married by Rev. E. V. King. week with Mr. and Mrs. if. Quick near Mt, Mrs. Eilziboth Wblte, widow of tbo late MIBS Annie Miller'spent Sunday with vakscents, forconsumptives, Samuel White, and^otcr .of Samuel and relatives ID Hazon. -....-. \ Uncle Sam, $3.00 and $3,50 per pair. - John Schooley of thia plnce, died. Sunday for weak children, for ail at her home near; Green's Bridge, aged 75 yearB. who need flesh, Scott's Wm. Butinell, a printor from Newton A deep Interest is taken In the revival If you want the correct'things, in Women's Outer Gar-i-= ' HAY LINE, $2.50-PER PAIR. while alighting from a train tbe other day, aeettngs. There have been eleven oon- Emulsion is a rich and com- fell and Hpriinftd tifa loft knee and will be .erta and the services are to be continued No better line.of S3.00 shoes advertised laid up for a f«w diiyB. ' ~ • yet this week. fortable food, and a natural ments and Furs, come to us; and, besides, we do Fur Re- A mass meeting was held Monday eve- OOur new Oiunty Superintendent, Rilph in. Easton.. pver p,- ir guaranteed ::""::"• ning to discuss the question of annexa- DeckeDeJeokeroc r ofr Sussex, visicevisiteda our MUHUUschoolI iu.alasut tonic; , ••'••#.j, tion of now land for tne greater Ptilllipa- Wednesday and said some encouraging pairing and Altering"of..'Fur Garments,of all kinds. s burg. Members of .the Council, Mayor words to tue pupils. .- Scott's Emulsion for bone, Tjjese goods in all leathers—Patent Calf, Enamel, j j Frost, Town Attorney Itelley and repre- Preparations are being made to improve sentatives of the laRernoll-dftrqeant com- the looks of the school room by papering flesh, blood and nerve. punv were presont. The| property owneM the walls which need it very much. and cltlzana of Phllllpsburg and the own- : : ers of the property under consideration MlssBBCora Cooper and' Linnle-Van : .:r,^-\Yti will setidiy.op.- woro unanimously In favor of enlarging Riper were very pleasantly entertained at a free sample. tho homo of their friend, Mi39 Blauobo the town limits. Tbe matter will proba- ; ; bly be ae,t;)ed before January., i- r Runton, Thursday.evening. ' ' r Be sure that this picture THE MI BOOT AND SHOE CO J John R. Ranion visited his slater, MM. in the form of a label is on J. Obamborlin, In your town, over Sunday. the wrapper of every bottle GRAND HOLIDAY OPENING SA.TUR- MISB ToreBfla-3taloy%roturnod here last a OPPOSITE THE OPERA HOUSE " . .\ »AY AT of Emulsion you buy. .. jIjiUBAOHd', EABTON, PA. week after spondlng Borne time with rela- Wo have made bfepropurations for tbe tives out of; town. ' CjVj J „- SCOTX& BOWNE, Holiday Opening on Saturday, November Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Dennis passed last 339*Northampton; Street; Easton, Penna. 4 week with frionds in Port Jervis. " • •"-" CHEMISTS, 2flsh In our : Mammoth Ba«oment. Tbe 1 asBortment is larfjor and floor than we MniCr-S. Ooonor and granddaughter ,4P9 Pearl St.,;.N.Yi worb guesta at the'-former's Bon'a, Watson have over obown. Do not mlPB It. 50c. sr.d $11 all drujjliis. Wiit. LAUDiOH & 3ON, Eaaton, Pa. 0. Coope>7 in Newton, on Sunday. (I o THE WASHINGTON STAR, WASHINGTON, N. J., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1902.

'"ASBUICY.- Mm. ObarlM Welch ipant lwt Wednes- ^tooapouu day with friends ID Bloomsbnr;*1 ' .' spMrs. Jwob Boatty and dBOsht«r,BHt*ll'tl ent from Wednesday until Friday with Mrs. Eu^e'jo Perkins of Brooklyn Ja friendfri s at Lake Hopatcong. pasainRthlR week with her mother, Mrs. Mr. and Mra. E. M. Osman of Haoketta* Are You Convinced I Ellzi Soydar. town visited Mrs. O. J. Barber lost Friday. Mr. a-.d Mrs. W. P. Btneh'art* vlalted Mr. and Mra. Wm. WJlever, who hnve "more quickly by wHat you see relative at Gloa Gardner on Sunday. boon Bpending somo tlmo In Jersey City, lU-'z/Lioyd of NawYork olty supplied npentlastTttursdiy and F.-Idiy with his thf-palpit of the Presbyterian obuion ltut parents. than by what you hear ?; If so, Sunday and preached two Intereetlng Alvln Boatty entertalual his oiualn, .demons. Harry Burk of Nowark, from Friday until write for a sample policy issued ? r" Mr. and Mra, George A. Cooleyof Eaa- Moni;T. ton weee gaeats of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miss I'elJo Bercaagh onoerlaiaod Miss Welch over Sunday. " Anna Y«wger of uoir Port Colden over by The Prudential arid see for Mr, and Mra. Elmer E. Wyckoffof Now Bauday.: _A Hampton were entertained lant Sunday by Wm. Lunger of Rackettstown visited his yourself how many liberal pro- H. *f. Rlddlo and family. Mm. Enight grand part ntn last Friday. : s : of Clinton was a gaoit tbcro on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Beally Hpent Wed- visions it contains;. /• :• : ;:•,—: VUnlon ThanksglvIcK Bervlcoi will bo held nofld*y with frloada at Washington. iL'tho Presbyterian chu:-:h thlH (Thurs- W. O. Oregirof you-* town visited his '• FREE—See the Wonderful Mechanical City on 5th Floor.'' r: day) morning, Rev, G. P. Illman d pircn'-sSiturday and Suadiy. The IlvBrlng the fermon. ,. Somo of tho young poiplo gavo Mr. and James L. Smith and family of Buttzvillo Mra. Frank Anderson a serenade last Wed- were Ruestn of Mr. and Mrs. G. Tranaue nesday ni^bt. After so mo saootlnsr, ring- last Bunday,...... ••-. ing of bells and noiao of tin pans, our post- STRONG CLOTHING AR6UMENXS Ml^clibul Brown visited friends at High mnater nrdored tho bride and groom and Prudential Bridge during a part of the post weok. . attendmu; to, make their appearance which they did. Tne groom brought out Insurance Co. of America HERE is a shapeliness and style about our garments entirely lacking in the major- Win. M. 81 man ton, who hns boon under- refreshments and tiey quietly departed. T ity of clothing sold by stores who exercise less care in selection, and are slow to :olng treatment for rheumatism at Dr. 1 Jtrons'u Sanl'arium, returned homo on We aro justly proud of ono of our yonng Home Office: make exactions that they should of manufacturers :^ (Vri; whom they buy. Value Monday greatly bonefltted by tho vltlt. man who attended a social gathering re- Newark, N. J. J. 8. Willever of Jersey City, Mra cently. Hewasa*k to tatto a drink but and all things considered, our prices are lower lhan uthbrs would ask if they could. Frank S'irope of PhiUiuiburu, Harrv Car- refused. Tho bottle was then nut to his penter of Eaaton and filits Grace Warner HpH with tho name result. '-No!" la ever JOHN F. DKTDEXVrn«1drnt. MEN'S OVERCOATS. MEN'S OVERCOATS., MEN'S SUITS, of your borough wero recent visitors in ready at such times. We would be glad If LKSLIK D. \VA III). Vice 1'rpnldent. town. we had more tuch as ho. E1KJAK II. U'AKI). 2il Vl.le I'renl Black kersey, gray Oxford All wool Oxford gray and Single breasted styles of all W. R. Rnmlhy of Trflnton In npending A Mrs. Walter Mayborry and babv.Mflrlan, (k-ntnml COUUHHI.,. of Port Murray and Mrs. Miller Ruah were or black frieze and black or black frieze doth—berast wool black Clay diagonal, blue few daya in our villagB the guest of bis FOKKKSTF.DKYDKN.Sccretary Bister, Mru.J.J. Riddlo. ene^tfi of thoir paroutt, Mr, and Mra. H.C.nEDKICK. Awtr Everything. Gaois Delivered Free. PORT MUKBAY. So much easier to ..show-our immense•, NEW: HAMPTON. Mra. Mary A. Brown iBBpandlnir a couple Mrs. Mary A. Stannard of Trenton pa. -„ of wef ha at CafiHter I be guest of her daugh- last Thursday and Friday at the residence ter, Mrs. W. J. Lingdon. stock of Garments. Our modern de- of her brother, Godfrey Sharps. • -•'-•• Mibn LilHiii Funk waa thu ttutn\. uf Mr. 1. BAMBERGER & CO., NEWARK, N. Mrs. Hntnilton Bowlby i3on thoslcb lift. and Mrs. Harvey E. Cope at Stanhope on partment not only contains EVERY- Friday. JoBeph Frltta, who liaB put (n a naw pnL of gates at the mill dim and recently fin- We are glad to see K»v, D. Sma)ley about ished repairing the dam, hus nude some again. Ha has baenaufl jrlug with grip. ,.,THING in CLOAKS, SUITS and improvements about the residence of our Miss Florence Brown entertained two of miller, J. S. Wlaeburn. A new roof nan her classmates from HackJttatown Thanka- Furs for Ladies and Children, but a been pot on the barn and new steps added to the residence. ,. Commlssloaers of Appeal met here on host of Ready- to-Wear Garments of all • Itev. J. H. Euglot aod f«iiiily «uu -l^-.. atisfaction, or Your Money Back. Sarah Cramer will move from [mlaydale Mr.Meelter of O.'anga Is visiting Eov. GREAT BARGAINS to Clinton Hbout December lit. We regret and Mrs. Pimm. ..-,; kinds. Silk Waists, Wool ••'Waists, that such excellent neighbors are to leave This has been our motto for the last twenty-eight years. You take no risk, thciocplity, and wish tbem success ID their B. R. Tlosman was the guest of his par- v for we cheerfully refund your-money if you prefer it to the goods. It's our i, -'W location. ' enta.Thanks^lving. '••?£/ White Wains, Cotton Waists, Silk intention to give the greatest ipossible value for every dollar we take from Frank Anderson and Miss Nellie Daoley you. We are able to give greater values than others, because we buy in of Rockportwere marriea"at the Methodist Skirts, Mohair Skirts, Sateen Skirts, larger quantities for cash and watch our expense account carefully. parsonage last Wednesday. A number of [Continued from page C] their young; friends a united them at the Flannelette Skirts, Wrappers of all MONTE T T T ^ T M O\Y7 we on^r several articles at special price-''. The funeral services of the late Rev, Btore and when they made their appear- Oharlea Laltlew wero held in the M. E. ance pelted them with rice and old shoes. J U O . 1 IN \J W It will ppayy yyoou to buyy forr thee ffuturu e if yd l church on Wednesday morning. Among do nnt-newl fnr ImmfHintp ngp. Nathan Parks %nd Mrs. Absolem Purest : kinds, Rainproof Garments for Ladies the clergy who took part in the services are on the sick list. were Dra. Buttz, A. H. Tuttle, Geo. H. CARLO We would like you to inspect these goods, and remember we don't charge Whitney and J. G. Johnston. Charles Williver is working In New York. and Children, Infants' Long and Short you a cent extra for our long experience, and the fact that for so many years There will bs a comic entertainment In we have conducted not only a reliable pharmacy but a successful business, The presiding elder preached at the re- the Port Hurray school house on Friday ithe best proof of public appreciation. • vlval meeting ID the M. E. church Tues- evening, Dec 5;b. The program will con- Cloaks, Infants' Knit Jackets, etc., etc. day evening. sist of recitations, dialogue?, singing, and COATS Mrs. William Tratbeway and daughter the well known play, "The Bewitched are spending a week with relatives at Har- Closet." Mu-ic by the Z ibos. Following COUNTS DRUG STORE rlaon. & the entertainment there will ho a fishing -i.,-. in Tan, Castor.or Black. .. pond social;:-Proceeds"for'the tchool organ " Jv If. JjaSjiIIvSrFroprietor. RKAL KSTATK TRANSFERS. fund. List of real estate trantfera lodged for Visit Our Department for Anything and Everything record at the County Clerk's office since Nov. 15,1903 : Frank White and cousin" were guests of Good Kersey Goats, the former's grandmother, Airs. Rebecca E. J. Mackey and wlfa to W. J. Burd, in Ready-to-Wear Garments. M, D., of Belvldoro, dated Nov. 15, 1902, Sendersbot, Stturday and Sunday. FROM$8 50tJP. conveys property in Belvidero: consider- Mra. Elizabeth Shannon and Rranddaugb- ation, J=1 00 V> ~ tr of Belvldoro aro vfaitla^-lim.. (Juanes Cortrigot. iy?''- '' '••:""' Suits and Skirts at proportionately To Our Patrons, Greeting! Daniel VV. FTu'nm^rtrj Oilvln Parry of Mansfield, dated Nov. 11, 1902, conveys Mr. and Mrs. Reufc^n Runy.inapentS>m : land In Mansfield; consideration, {1,100. day with her parents, Mr. aud Mrs. Warr '•'*'' low prices. y, C. R. R, of N. J., to Enston & Amboy ren Wildrlck, In Washington, R R Oo., d^ted Nov. 20, 1903, convoys Undertaker Lyman Hlles and family have HOW ABOUT YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING? CHRIST- oved into-their now home vacated oy RUSH & Call and see our stock. land In Greenwfch; consideration, 5100. Centrnl R. R. of N. J., to Mrf-an & David Staple?, who moved to Belvidere. MAS BELLS WILL SOON BE RINGING MERRILY. HAVE Amboy R. R. Co., dated Nov. 20,1902, con- The friends of Mrs. Charles Cook are EASTON, PS/\. veys property lu Philllpjburg: consider- very sorry to. hour of her serious Illness. YOU SELECTED YOUR. GIFTS?-.«' :: :: !: :: •.-. ation, $1 00. Wo hope she will soon regiln her usual H, BRENNER F. B. Miller and wife ot at. to Samuel J. health. Brokaw of B&lvldore. d.itud Nov. 4, 1902, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kinne7.are the UEHLEIN BLOCK. conveys lot in Lopatcong; consfderatlou, proud parents of a young daughter. If not, you cannot do better than visit our expo- $120. Mr. and Mrs. George Devore nnd daugh- R. H. Macy t Co 's Attractions Are Their Low Prices. F. B. Miller, et ala. to Lizzie LIpoencott ter, Lillian, spent Sunday at Delaware. sition of all that is artistically choice in our line. of Phlllfpabure, datod Nov. 4, 1902, con- Several from this town took ndvantngo The selection displayed of •' veys lot In Lopatcong; consideration, $120. of the excursion from here to Hiaton Tueu- -THE NEW YORK WORLD Peter Paeget and wife to John H. Hafjer- day. The fare was 76 cents round trip. Thrlce-n-Week Edition. ''"••' ty of Phllllpabum, dated Nov. 13, 1902Th, e regular price is a dollar. conveys laud In W hi taker: consideration, Diamonds, $1.00. Steam Engineers' Union No, .68 will pre- The MoBt Widely Read News- W. Hi Wattnrs to Lovl M.,Allshoufie of sent to the Legislature a bill for the better paper in Apierica. Fine Watches, Pennsylvania/dated Oot. 15,^1902. conveys protection-of stationary engineers. The, Iftvay at 6th Are. ^*& 34th to 35th St. lots in Whltakor; conBideratl6i^$200 union wants all New Jersey engineers Wm. M. Davis and wife to PhllipOaborn ^NEW; YORK CITY. —~--iiniis has demonstrated that-the" Thrice-a- of Phillipsburg, dated Nov. 5,1902, conveys lioonsed,' to proteot them from UcBneed Week World stands alone in its class. Other land in Lipatcong; consideration, $00.-. engineers coming from' other States and papers have imitated Its form but not its 1 success. That is because it tills all the news Easton & Amboy R. R. Co,,toO.R, R. ;etllDg their positions. S all the time and tolls it impartially, whether of N. J., dated O;t. 21, 1902, conveys pro- that news be political or otherwise. It is in Cut Glass, perty In Eblllipaburg; consideration, $1.00. fact almost a daily at the price of a weekly Wm. Rspp to Wm. S. WolQngor of Ox- and you cannot afford to be without it. ford Furnace, dated Nov/20,1902, convoys Republican and Democrat alike can read 'Silverware,' laml in Oxford Furnace:-consideration, the Thrice-a-Week World with absolute con- ?700. i- . tts- • .. : fidence in its truth., A Startling SurnjVy"), Their New Store In addition to news, it publishes first-class and-Novelties Very few could beliovo in looking nt A. serial stories and other features suited to the T.Hoadley, a healthy .robust blacksmith of home and fireside. -•— has ir.uch to recommend it. !t is the best we ever TUden, Ind., that for too years he suffered The Thrice-a-Week World's regular sub- such tortures from Rheumatismiiis fow scription price is only Si.oo per year and this •.have shown, and you>know what we have done could euduro and live. But a wonderful pays for 156 papers ". in the past seven, years since we established the -••; change followed his taking Electric Bit- Wo offer this unequalled newspaper and ters. 'Two bottles wholly cured mo," bo writes, "and I havo'not folt a twingo in Thejttar together one year for $2.00. present greatly admired and foremost jewelry over a year," They regulato tho Kidneys, The Old Macy System at tile New Macy Store. The regular subscription price for the two store in JSJorthern New' Jersey. ,-There is wis- - purify trio blood and euro Rheumatism, papers Is Sa 5°yO ,<•» ''•//••. : m c ass !: Neuralgia, Nervousness, Improve digestion .1. .Address all orders to,.the STARWaSlilnKr. ..j.\' ^?. 1^'^H^P.R *!?*? ' 9{ fi9°i?s from reputable nnd'Civo pcrfcot:hca!th..^:Try.thom.:.Onls'. 1 1 50 eta. at F. N. Jenkins* Warren County dealer);, and t"hen ybLr'know^HGw~¥asily~reach-, i". "^ Drug Store ' O ' 1 able prices always are'at ,-, .•••• -. • j <, -. r.-.-^.'".,, J \YeGive;''No Discounts. %:,

;L8adin and Two men who said they resided In Phil- V\ A VS rWOlxI'Q- J Trustworthy Jeweler, Hpabura; and South Bethlehem hired a from now. until Christmas will Mo, Commissions. „ Hoinored Irom'Eftston.to A^JL^A V I L^^5\Jl>t O WASHINGTON, N. J. b'ortis and cerriago from^Harry A. Smith, be found a free game, amusing an Allentown liveryman, over n ,week ago, and instructive—50 different ^ Cheaper Th^ '*' ;. . 936 Washington Street, P; S.—Watch our show windows. Special Watch and snyiog they wanted to drive to Fullertou 1 ..;:. '. Diamond "displays every Saturday untiUXinasr "- and would relurn In five or six hours. Mr. L-kiridS."'..-. .- -••.:--:•..-•; •-:---.-..-.: V; ? .: ... ~--.T-.V- HOBOKEW N. J, ••' Get Lion Coffco and a Free Oame • -—• • • " ' • ^ ' ;•"; Smith \B Htltl awaiting the return of tho • AnvTOther ':i men with his property. •-o • at Your Grocers. •• fHE WASHINGTON STAR, WASHINGTON, N. J., THURSDAY, ^NOVEMBER 27.• 1902-

Commission to expend 9125,000 for the extension of the Stite Eoaee gronnde, that tho plan was volnntarlly aban- doned, after all Arrangements had been HORIUS COUNTY made for acquiring the land for tho ltl executive mansion. Ida thought that a majority of the SAVINGS BANK HUtlrtCUtl'TtONH rAVAlli-B IS ADVASCK. legislature will not favor an appropri- , Morrlstown, New Jersey. 1 YEAR, SI .60; 6 MOS..76c;3 MOS., 40c ation for the build log of a home ; Mw'UNT-HENRY W. MILLER, '•'-'•" '.'. ; :: fflUBEHS'I SINGIE COPIES, 5 CENTS. for the Governor, as the will of tho Vlce-PniliO(hT—AURELIUS B. HULL. people Is so adverse to It. They be- SitBtTAST ANQ THEAIUNER— H. T. HULL. fc EASTON.PA. ',..'• Democrat to Cuucu« Cull. lieve they would be condemned, re- In nccur.lnncu with tlie tiiluxKorerninic the gardlesa of party, should they favor a ASSETS, - - - - $2,506^66 25 This store would not be, what it pretends to be if it werev Dcmncmtlc jiHrty, iiilo(itfil Pii-ernbt-r Uth, 1807, Hie tifiiiucriitli: v»»lci> i>! ttie County scheme that doea not meet wlfi public LIABILITIES,;- •-* — 2,271,337.50^ not equippedjWith just the sort of merchandise that you buy ol \V»im-n will nxt-t nt die iil'ti-tf <>l liuliMntc theUm KfiiiTiil flection ,i>olln Is willing to face public criticism and nr>* aaA July of each year from the ( Hlinll remain »ftm utiill :t profiU of Ihc previous six months' busi- wln-ti vncli 1-:leetliiii 1H«t -- assume the responsibility of the passage ness, . • -: ' true value in buying is at all times the truest kind of economy.' me[iili> r of the Kxrruttrr Coni'i Itliv. of his pet scheme of State extravagance. ©HI'OSITS made on n-ail nloint to ttiem In lic opinion. , : Fresh lots to show you. As the the twwiu-i' »iC M iiir-Uritf inwl wltm-Mei! demand for these .-tylish Coats in- Very popular have these Flan-, liy ttit' Secretary'- nml ii.! gave checks, to dlll'jrotit farmers for thf Ills vote iiiul Muni' to receive tin- name IIIIWH IX KVIiltVTIlING :: :: ton Vflvets, Velvets, Body Brussels, Roxbury Brus- 1 ahull lie mink' fully mitlrilVtl thilt he t* on-amounts duo them. But Mr. Carter bad sels, Tapestry Brussels, Al[ thU i-teal-m no A. number of these cars were loaded wit*" Vi>lt this department on second floor.:. Flanellete Waists nine styks, 59c. afford to pay...... ronllm: in ilie riilt> unit rvatitatit" •* L'i»v .rii. I>o|iti1nr »torff. i-i-ti.tw nl a mei t —p'e< shipped by Mr. Carter, and whic French Flannel Waists at Si,40, $200 iilln- C -in nil tic' "• t>"li>n . inoujut wer«a«ftfly stortil ia tho l'iU«- 11 Fur Scarls trom Si.21; to 512.00.. , ijijandSs'oS.-"'.-. - ;•• • ' ' • ! loitlfl Hiwrober 1-4. t^'JT ir^ commission house when be sen' DGN'T FORGET Black Mercerized Walsts.llkesilk, J[ 00 Fur Boas from S6.75 to $12.00. it thu checks. Too "house" piid th Unit we tm» i'rt|k*tft«llv im'pnrvd to till pliywl- St tya up to Si.rjS. Children's Fur Sets trom $t.4o to $5.00. 'uilirSffittluii'l-'r thl» cull "1" •t fur fruit received but declined t I'lirtiT rt lone cxperlpiu'e iittiiHklllful IIIWIU'IIMIT e^ White Pique and Flannel Waists. 1 A Leader in the tiny, nji thoso for that caught Io tho j tm a viy itr.mtl ol nurcoii-tiintly fniTfiiwlnt: put MILLINERY. MILLINERY. . - "l"Ullir-ll"KlLtu\]t H. SMITH. ttsburg, tho consequence was considers iiiuiKf In tlilH.iiuil. In tiu-t. In t'Vt-ry uitior Clmlrninn IVmnerntU; Cuiimy Commute paper went to protest. ' Nothwlth nc. We tr\- to clvt- milUfiu'ilou Itpti.vH Warm Winter Underwear. Mere cheapness does not pay; Anbury, Nov. -J\, ll<0-\ •udlug that Mr. Carter had paid out t' H. nml tt will pay you to puri'liune nil you Cloak Department. There's brisk underwear stllin, there's no economy in it for buyer II. l-'OUP HKNIIV. St" mnt In ttn1 Uru^ 11 in1 at rmers nearly jS.OOO for apples, and 1 To introduce our new Cloak and Suit Department even now. A week's nipping fros or seller. Come to the Bee Hive Ito of protest ttlons that all would b would add much to that briskness lid in a few dayB, attachments wor we are offering one of the greatest values in Walking and pet the best for your money in With a new $11,000 bathroom in the Skirts we have ever sold. They are well made; M||- Why not anticipate a little an style and workmanship. Big values '.•; osficutive apartments in the State juedasalnst his personal property, an so acalnst apples bought and deliverc \ ton Cloth in three shades ot gray, also navy an'd choose now from the following: in this department. bouse, Governor Murphy's adminiatra- it not ,yet shipped. The situation w black; slitched and neatly strapped with hulton ttim- Men's heavv tleeced. Underwear, sin& _ tion should prove a clean one—at least ilieved of its embarrassing features, how mings. These skirts in the regul.tr way are sold at or double breasted, 30c and 40c. Blankets and Comfortables. "on the surface.—Newark News. \*er, in a few days, just us Mrs. Cart " S3.9S, but we are anxious to have you become more Men's natural and led wool Underwear. We think you will find it to your lid It would be. Tbo apples delay* acquainted with this popular Ready to-wear Depart- Ladies' heavy lUeced Underwear, at It is to be toped that the Governor nally reached the Plttabure commisBl( 25c,20c and 40c: \v interest-to visit the section devoted ouse and all protested check9 woro pal ment, and offer these skirts at $2.75 each.. Come to "comfortable" selling during the will Rnd batter material.of which to The in and see them. Take the elevator to the second Ladies' wool Underw eir, natural and red, make a Supreme Oourt Justice or Vice at -;c and i)8c. --.•;:-'• I next few'Jays. Values will pleas- floor, where you will see the finest and most comfort- •:• ~~~ antly surprise yuu. Chancellor than the once over-estlmat- Gift Season able Suit Department in this city. :. "Z^§ Bin line ol Children's Underueir in ^ edFost=r M. Voorheea. The newspaper JAUB&OBS' CLOAK DEPAHTME. _ , Heeded and all wool, from i2}tne magnetic bargiilna to draw you there'. tiful and so practical as siaTttojpurcrraseDryG3odSiNdi 320-336 Northampton St., Easton, Pa. -~*3 1 . A persiatant advocate of tariff reviB- LhU week we place on sale one ofjthe 'one of Shoes. Your money's worth or your money back. ion 1B Rnpresentative Bibcock Of Wis-rreatest v.ilusa ia a Wilklo* Skirt we consin, chairman of the Republican oave ever sold. Tiie material \i Melton [n three shades of grey, navy and black, oimmoiis OongreBaional Committee. He is re leatly stitched and trimmed with button'. J. WARREN FITTS. ported to have sailorgnette—andfobs as well.; time to consider such a complicate The leading Jewelry store subject, as the time is entirely taken u The Christmas number] of Soribuer's To Our Friends and Patrons: 1 of Northern New Jersey by the routine work and *"-he aubjec Magazine baa been always nude notable Once again we are reminded of the great pros- selected by the party managers. will be .ready for its exhi 1 by the richness and beauty of its pictures, perity of our country, and that we should not forget and the fine quality of the sentiment and bitioriVf beautiful and most Why does fis Governor need an offi luisite workmanship of ita stories. The carefuV.y selected Christ- from whom all these things come, and as the day iqguQ of this December number sustains draws near when all. true Americans lift their voices j. cial mansion any^ihore than the Cha" I and adds to that reputation. It contains mas stock on Saturday, cellor or the Chief Justice'? eight short stories, most of them illustrat- Nov. 29 Everybody wel- in truetthanksgiving to Him who so abundantly pro- What uae is there in having an e ed, and special articles and poems, among come. vided for us the past year, and rejoice that we live in ecutive mansion, to _be maintained them a beautiful unpublished 1 poem by this land of ours—the greatest on the face of the Robert Louis Stovenaon, written in 1372 large expense all the year around, a globe, let us not forget the prosperous condition of our to be naed but a few months in tl whoa he was a young min. The poem I WANT TO TALK TO YOU winter? shows tbo charm of Stevenson's style a' own town and vicinity. While our growth may be the very outset of his career. What reason 19 there in the fact tb slow, yet we are building solid and have every reason the Stal 1 ia rich 'wUon-in'-.cver^pttj 'The Finger of Scorn," at the Wp^hlng "to fSSi'proud of our own Washihgtonv-—----^ ~~::^s= and town in the State there is ample >n Opera House, Thanksgiving nl^ht We feel very grateful to all the giod friends who opportunity and pre89lng need of every dollar of the taxes from which the State have extended to us their kind patronage the past builds up its unnecessary Burplus? ••;: year and helped us to continue the building of the Governor Murphy will have bah one largest Clothing and Furnishing Goods business in •winter more to spend in Trenton, and this part.of-the State, and to, all we wish to extend cannot uae an executive mansion if it our hearffelt tru^'r'assuring all that we shall ever be provided. His successor may net do our part to continue the bond of friendship and want it—and will not need it,—Trenton AT MILLER'S t True American. -.-• --•_-.. square ^dealing that-nowexists.between.us. - Your obedient servant, JAMES H. JOHNSTON. Tho State Bjard of Cinv.iBB f- -Checkers -$c, 5c, 10c, 15c. | in Trenton on Tuasday and .formally Blackboards J. R. BRYANT. canvassed the vote caBt at the recen* ; Checkers and Board 5c, ioc, | election. ... , Air Guns 6oc,i85C and gi.oo :: ; rr The canvass places the plurality oi 25c, 5dc-i-- "- ---~^| the Republicans at 19,377. Trains of Cars The total vote of the ProhibitioniBt Dominoes 5c, ioc, 15c, 20c.s in the State waB placed at 6,518 am Rubber Balls and 25c. f : that of tho Socialists at 6,015.',• Sout •":'' '. < Jersey gave the great bulk of the Pro Tin Flutes // Parchesi Si.oo. L. S. PLAUT hibltion vots, while North Jersey gav the Socialist and Socialist-Labor vote. Fountain Pens 50c. Dolls 1 c up to S3.00. r- The official canvass showed the fo' . ::-^x^lowing result in the Fifth District: •:rFln '....-„.,..-., Banksjcjip. ., .._„ • ---Dolls-Shoes-and.Stockin. LCO., Union..... -Dice and Cups : Trumpets, Paints NEWARK, N. J. MorrlH v>V.- :•• This Is positively the LAST WEEK that we will dean and jjolish Rings, Chains, ! Picture Books Ping Pong, Authors and Oldi Chjrms, Brooches, Scarf Pins, Bracelets?Etc., ;• '••-•' ' „ !| ____„_., Maid Games ! --Bones, Mouth Orgins - Room-Making Bargain Sale FREE of Charge," until after January 1st, 1903. | & The majority given Mr. Fowler wa Cards inc to 50c. the smallest given any-Bspubllca- i Violin, Bmjo a'nd Guitar To Make Place for Xmas Goods , If you haveTany of, the above mentioned articles that you would like to have look M >| candidate for OongreBS in the Stat Pinochle Decks 25c like new bring them in before —-... ._ :, & and demonstrates, as the STAB showe i Strings:.- 11 Began Monday, Nov. 24th., Ends Saturday, Nov. 29th." monthB before the election,, that th Stuffed Dogs Saturday noon _qf This p/eeR. I •jerrymandered District IB very clos 1 ""Accordeons (Store Closes Thanksgiving Day, November 27th.) ' on a fall vote. Since there are 120 Drums During tKe Holiday rush we will not have time to do it unless paid for doing so.. s~ = • votinn precincts in the District, it can f, Penknives 5c to 25c. •••-•Fmbracina'nersonal and home needs of reliable character. It -: bb'seen that a change or., five votes •.,. Dark Lanterns vOill he need els fofus to go intodetails concerning the great values \»' --fHDICTlMF ' •JEWELER" AND OPTICIAN, •• ,|j '"'from Fowler to-i'ianagan -ta .oaeh dis- 3-'- Tool Chestscioc toSi.oo---; we intend EWing-the words "Bargain-Sale" when -announced by ,; W. V,nK!5 IIINE,, WASHINGTON, .N^J,,;,^- • Si trict would have eleeted-Mr. Flanagan. '"' Magic Lanterns^ L S Plaut& Co. mean realization, of money-saving buying ante,- S •: j , , — . n 2 Candles arid Ornaments for •patiJn aria as heretofore the possibilities for so doing dunng the if," ' Public. oplnion,.seemB to be nnani- l ; & l" Christmas Trees Printing' Presses week'wUl equal in iraportance 'any of its predecessors.' , WATCH] i p^s. flave you "enough Silver Spoons etc;, to setf/» |J |F monsly against th8(llegiBlatnre making •*•• an appropriation for the erection of a '• ' •••' '•' •:•••• ^ your table properly, for your Thanksgiving .dinner ? B , ew^ecutiV8 mansion-at. Trenton. n BUY THE DELMAR iPATTERNS, , < Governor Murphy in apain reoommend- E, Washington; Avenue, J 8i Co., :. 2= lUK the appropriation's doing so with NOB^:: . A. 1V1ILLCK, ^WASHINGTON, N. J. .:SlorK.~":Kf; ; 707"t0 721 Broad St,Newark,N. J.;. rp '"•* '"^ 'V!l IE-3*TVflH^B]

THE WASHINGTON STAR, WASHINGTON, N. J., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1902.

D.;: U; & V. RAILROAD. DELAWAKU, STISWAUTSVILLK. Wf.;. A. V Uoraco Mlllor has sold bis lino hunting Andrew Little of Junction has boon In "What aro TTO going to do ? I can't got dog to Ledyard Blair of Now York city, town visiting bis brother, John, who re- a turkoy, and I can't bear to think of a to E. WmMnitan *mnu«, WiihlngUn, N. J' Passenger Time Table; sides, hero. Thanksgiving dinner without it," Is a : Mr. B. fell la lovo with tho dog wblJe genurul complaint In the neighborhood, •Ji f V J COUHSAlWH-AT-lAW.^'i ' : hunting with him up about Allamacby, James R. Henry will soon move bli CniifiKUTHii TII OiTOiiKH '20,1O0U. •)-'•• Tho dog Ian pointer and well trained for family from Golvldero and occupy MIBH lor RU a matter of fact the Thanksgiving SUPREME COUOT COMMISSIONER MD '• TKA.NHAKUiviNUAT WAHHINUTON. bird is scarcely obtainable ^uywhere In floldwork, . : • ; Jennie Chamber's dwelling. this section. Heretofore thert bus, usually, SPECIAL MASTLR m CH/UiCEST. - Most Beautiful 4.i:i 11. in,, iliilly, from New York via Tnti-mm. Thieves have commenced to operate In The public school was closed all last boon no scarelty, in fact tbe supply was I'riuUUoner In All UnltcilVItole., 8UU ••>« 4,27 n. in., iliitiy, frmu Buffalo imil Clik-HK"> different parts of tho county, and It be- week on account nf diphtheria, which gunorous, but thltt f«ill tbo opposito is tbe County Court..- < ., r Tt.-ll it. in., dally, fnitti Jliiffalo uinl St. I.oitln. caused tbo death of Frank H. Albert son. (1.40 IL. iii.,i!ulb. Iriiiii Now York via I'ntcrwpu. hooves houflonolders to guard well their caeo. (l.f>7 n. 111., cxct-iit timidity, from I'liilll|iMtmrK, premises Bgalnat this olasd of vllliann. A. Lorenzo Troxell nod ™lfo returned from number of nrntues near town wero visited Mrs, Loon Mnurlco Johnson, nee Moore, 7,:ir, a. lit., KimdnyH only, from KIIHKHI. a two months' visit to friends and rolatlvta of Trenton, was a Saturday guest of Mr. : CHAS. B. SMITH, M; D;^: Pisp*fay 0/ 7.H8 u. 111., i-XL't'[it Sunday, from KiiHtun. by these fellows a row nights ago and in Ohio and report a vury pleasant time H.IK) n. in. djilly, from liutttilo. rubbed of mo toy aud valuables At ono dnring tfiolr absence...... and Mrs. Harry H. Frey. 188 W. Washington Avtnua, Waahtngtoii'.'lt.'J. 0.4 fi a.in.,ux(-{>iitSiini]av, rrom t'lifllipwIinrK. pl»co thn mmi'a dog frightened tho rascals • If tho weather lioids good, the macad- - ' ['• -" ffltofl'a1. m.".' 10.10 ft. in., except .Sunday, from New York iway. Tho mm of the house said It was a Carpenters aro busily engaged In putting amized road—old Morris turnpike—will C2TBO0K 31 AILED FREE. •'•', Office IIOUNM to 8 p. m. via Newark. lucky thing ho didn't havo his gun loaded a c?w shingle roof on tbo Zfon M. E.be completed to tbo limit of Greenwich on A.A.lFKVEnfi; l^nonnllotN, Intlaaima. ;.^^f . • 10:30 to8. p.m. • •••• 10.22 a. in., except Niindiiy, frmn ;Mymni;Jh. church .;».,Wolftown which wa» vorybadJy LAMPS or a couple of toughs would have bad their Thursday, which will give a good driving CUOKS S liintN, Luim Fcier. ,11 Hit Purer. , ; Hui.oiiya; 8 to 0 ft. m., 1 to 2 p. m. .„ lU.iil u. m., t'XCL'iJi.Sittnlity, from New \trk needed. " - «•: VlllI>ILtlTHOn. V ugly hides perforated wrhshot. 7 _ _•.,.;.. road from Wanning I on to Lopatcong, a i 11.40 a,. m.,uxcoiit Sunday; from Uiuiiptoii Oar peoplo soem to havo a mania for Tbo bor social hold In tho Snropta dlstanco of about nlno miles. , " : school hou^o on Thursday evening wan The addition of a coat of bright, fieah 11.-.0 a. m!, SiiinlayH only, from Now York .jBlng monny. Recently a lady lost a $20 woll attended by somn of our young C 1 paint bus completely altered and Improved in tfie County, via I'aUTHon. : " v -'. bill, and next In order wan tho loss ot Hpooplowhu were well pleased. Prccoods F. P. M KINSTRY, M. D., 11.48 a. m.. dully, from Now York via Put. •oil of blllH, probably up nomewnere about will go toivnrd tbe paator'a salary. the appearance of tbo farm house of H. F. i ennii. .'SO. Of course tho money was never re- Hulablzor—tho residence of Mr. and Mrs. K. K.irOllOIIK. r<>f.R Inniii-iixn, Innr.mcJ 28 W. Waihlnflton Avinot, WasfibigtoR, tt. J. 1S.4R p.m., dally, rrom UiiffiiJn ami lumed to Its rightful own ore. Christopher Johnson and wlfo of Michi- George Kiloy—which' now presents a CinKSJl.UNU-. 1'fcuro.I'ueuniuiiia. cmbractug not only the simplest In con- 1.H+ ji. in,, except KundikV. rrom ICiICimlimm . gan are vlhithig rolatlven and friends In cheorful and homelike appearance. . I". I'. JCOr.lC, Ili-ilvui-lie, Wtncl.lUnwn, 11.01100 p.tn.,t'HH'i>t.Siiriilny,'fnmptnt'HH'i>tSiirilnyfnm]] itltiKlmnitmi. Thanksgiving services will bo held today ctmK-9!ninrr]M-n,.llvi.ViiH'rV- struction and design but the most power- J1.117 |i. 111., except tin ml ay, from Now York in tho First Pruabytorlan church, tho Rev. tills locality and will remain for sovcral John Frey of Washington, D. 0., was [0 to 7:30 p. m. weeks. CO. I'rcventi 3IIBCAHU1AOE, x 1 to 2 p. in.•••;-'-'•• '•'>''• '. ful and most beautiful-oil stand lamps via 1'atiTHon. - -•• N. Brooks ot tho M. Hi. church preaching 1 tho guobt of^bI-""brother, Henry Froy, a made, .They range In price from 4.or>i).m,,i]ally,froiii X«w York via Now-tim. tbe sermon. Tbo services will be unlou lu An agent canvnased among th* ladies of abort tlmo la -">ek. Ho resided hero J{.j'1!i;jKm.\EYdclILADUKnitI(-OnnRItg. 4.»r» |j. in,, except Ktimluy, from lliiiiijiton character. town last week for needlework. Too somo years age „ "'^earned hlstrar'oln I. !. jSKIY DISR.\«Kfi. Mnnsi;, EruptluiiH, Junction. , charges for goous wero one dollar and a tills village with tbo late Charles Kromer. CUKES i Llc«rH. aM% Fnruy, B.+i't n. in., iinlly, rrom ftiirrulo ami (JIIIOIKO. Tho trouble that has recently como upon .1. H.nivn <;(I\I)|TI()V. RtnrinaCont, CHAS. M. WILLIAMS, M. DM l:.:ji±25cjo$10.00. fi.4.r. ,.. 111., dally, rrom l'lilllt|i»»lnirc tho electric lightcompany by tbo breaking half with the promise of a lady assistant Tho Ilimnclal difficulties of Charlc li.O." p. in,, 'except Sunday, from Now York to apponr later mid Instruct how to uso CTHEHjlltdlKUHtiuil, JjlumOCll tstlilCltCTH. 11W. Waihlngian Avs., Washington, N. J. of their engine, eto., ny which tbolr nor- Cartor tnat havo given riso to somo ap- OJo. uiiuli; Sdil.lo CtLte,TcnSiK.lclf1c4,I!oX pl'llHl'H ttflid liy 11.no u. in., daily, to Buffalo, Chlcutfo and Belvldero tho second week of December. Mrs. Dopke of the Island Is upending checks or thonu of Its recognized ngont to 1 l.n'r. Ji. m,', Sundaytt milv, to I'liUllpminrj:. Harry MuCaboVHotRitloflod with getting aeveriU weeka hi New York and Brooklyn go to protest, no matter if the shipments 12.&0 p. in. dally, to New York via Newark. a H10 companion, has just added a naud- with rolntivesnnd frlouds. wero not delivered an promptly as bad DR. F. PiEROc FARROW, J. K.CODKE. 1.J14 p. m., except Sunilny, to Now York via Bomo uew Cornish pUuo to hln homo com- Lawrence Seals and wife spent Sunday been anticipated. nml "Bflnttj'^ Illuntrnted TMuriU'lllurH null tor $'225. 97 E. Washington Avenue, Waihlnflton, N. J. Newark. forts. : laat In Hopo with relatives. We under- 10 1 1 1 Ht!0 1ar H.lli) l>. in., except Sunday, to New York via Tho Govcrmr of Pennsylvania hns not Thero is any amount of corn still un- '"» (6) "wrmi'. ni Jtrak "! "" yoimlpt Sunilny, to I'MllliHliiinr. friends, and asks that they do all tboy can as gravel train conductor and is now this season. From somo cause they have COLONEL-. DANIEL F." BEATTY, r,.iup. m., dally, to .Vuw Ytirk via Pnti'min. to have bit* sentence commuted to life Im- located In Phillipsburg. He likes his new turned black, and the longer they aro WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY. T..I5 p. in., dally, to New York via I'UUTHOII. situation very much. DR. SEIP, (J.'JO i>. ni., except Sunday, to Kimtoii. prisonment. This lshf* only hope now, allowed to remain ungathttred the worse (1.21) p. in., except Sunday, to Plynioiitli. and unless the authorities commute bis Miss Carrie Van Syckle has been qulto they becomo. EYE SPECIALIST, 7.on p. in., StmiaiiyH only, to I>li11.1|inl>im:. mtence ho will have to go to the gallows. sick during tbo past week on account of At this writing Mrs. Watson Henry is 1th ntnl Nortlicmpton 7.lir» p. m., dully, to New York via I'alernon. Ivy poison, but is improving rbpldly at lying critically 111 at her residence on JJliffilSI 8.J18 |). in., dally, to Ilnffalo, Clilaitfo and St. John L. Ad LUI9, against whom Wm. H.this writing. • StroetH, North Main street. Wilson obtained ajadgmont, and who WHB PEOPLE SAY Second Floor, 10.'r.'J p! in., dally, to Huffalo. committed toj*il:or contempt of court, Asleep Amid Fliuuea. A party of ladles, relatives and friends, EASTON, PA. V. A. COOPEIl, AIIKNT. Is still this (Monday) morning bobind the Breaking into a blazing homo, somo asaiBtod Mrs. William Lava to enjoy bor the Leading bars, tils irlouds do not seem to como to Bremen lately dragned tho Bleeping In- birthday on Thursday last. We don't that we now have the best bakers Cnr Pure Allowed on (2.00 Qldssei. bin relief as It was thought they would. mates f.'irn doath. Fancied security, and know the anniversary, and are not impolite in town, and what people say Adams seenn to bo very much depressed enough to ask, but no matter a most on- must be so. We pride ours Ives Contracting:Builders in mind, and tnotto who hnvosoon him aro donth iicur. It's tbat way whon you oyablo time resulted with lots of good of tbo opinion tbitt he Is not sound mon* neglect coughs and colds. Don't do It,things to eat. on our Dfl.G. T. FOX, tally, and ought not to bo kept In jail. A Dr. King's Now Discovery for Consump- better place to put him would be the State tion givea perfect protootlon against all Wondor what is tho Jaattor with the Ulllco und Itcaldenco, 172 Main St., - and Carpenters. Hospital. A lady was asked about him a Throat, Chest and Lung Troubles. Keen applo orop, as the complaint in this BATH, PENNA. few days ago. She said sno know him vory It near, and avoid Buttering, death and vicinity that usually good keeping winter BREAD, CAKE 0IIIcu irmirH—From U a. tu. to-4 p.m. -Prac- doctor's bills. A teaspoonful stops a late fruit is affected with rot and require con- tice Unit tt'd todlneiiBL'a of the Leading, because they possess the know- well, and bad known him many years. She stant looking after and assorting. was invited to go and Bee him but she de- EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. . how-I-tlve ness; because they do the best clined, saying," No, I don't want to see Our local dealers are fairly well supplied work and manifest exceptionally good him at all. I retnambor him for years paat ^tisfybyP ... with coal, suiilcient at luttst to furnish AND PIES. .Judgment and taste, and their methods and wan preset:.* J at hia marriage, but I Drug Storo, Prlco 60c. and $1.00. Trial customers with enough for dally needs, Conntantly on liiind tho ltirRCBt oflaoriiiont "^stand the. c osest. scrutiny. Whether the don't want to seo him in prison. I foel bottles free. from a half ton to a ton being about the We use nothing but the best of Spectueleu and Eye Glusaea ID theLehlffb work-is dynciiy the day or by contract, it very sorry for him In bis misfortune," allowance to each. "One peculiar feature," JJLOOMSBUKW said a promiueut dealer, "Is tbe fact that grade of material In their making. Viilley. •.....• will be of the'same high order. Just tell Dr. Burd hni bou»ht a vacant lot on Cleanliness is the watchword it EASTON, Franklin House, TUESDAYS. them )rvhat Is^wanted and you will get it Mrs. Amy Hagar of Trenton was the people who have heretofore been in tho Addresa: Ituth. l>a. ; Front street, opposite the BeMdere Na- guest of Mr. and Mrs., John Lewdrop on habit of buying coal a ton at the time, all here, if you have not bought tional Bnnfr, of ex-Sheriff E3, ,1. Mackey. Sunday. . want from five to sir tons." : : here lately, call, and give us a and pay no more than you should pay. The lot IB a very desirable ono. chance to prove our assertions. IrvinGruvar and family of Phlllipsburg Lopatcong has tho the trolley croze, too, Careful Examination We learn that Oisar HaY.es, tha bisabill judging from tbe text of tbe ordinance as You will recognize De Remer work by player, has taken a position us brakemau were visitors in town on Sunday. .;"/ published in the Phillipsburg Post and of Eyes ' on the Lickiwanna Riilroad. Wo hopo Lambert Race and daughter, Miss Agnes moused by tho committee of that township, its'goodness. ho will get along well and soon bo pro- May, of near 'Ml. Pleasant, made a brief It may be all right to give away valuable and the fitting of moted, as ho Id a worthy young man. call in town on Friday ovening on their tranciiises, vet there Is a hereafter, and If M. F. Gulick. There seems to be a good deal of drunk- way home from Phillipsburg. plenty of peculiar biasings are not be- Spectacles and Eyeglasses. enness on the streets on Sunday, and this Mrs. Dflan of Newark and Mrs. Mellck stowed on tbe headB of sundry township Tlioiitmndt) of SutlniiL'd I'titrona. '•'.'-. sbould not be tolerated under any circum- of Dover were recent guests of Mr. and con)t;iitteemca,.t?o miss our guess. But It Mm.-Dauldl Spangenberg. ••' ..:... .-L , :: -, may bo tbiit uiiuh fall buck for consolation . . OTTp^JARCK, pptician,! . stances. Ic is a burning ah a mo loseeyuuni; 0 000000000000 000000 0000000 The EEOELFS mon reeling through tbe streets at any MIFR Ethel Smith of the Stroudsbufg on the test: "Sufficient unto the day," 441 Nortliiuiipton St. EASTON^PA. NATIONAL FAMILY is measured by its quality. In ourtime, and especially on tbo Lord's day. Normal School passed Sunday with her etc., and let it go at.fbat. yards there's thousands of feet of Wm. Depue and wife havo returned to parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cheutor Smith. Washington city for the winter. Mr. De- The Misses Pittenger and Opdyke oi Mt. A Startling Surprise. M. A. MASTEN'sl " ^ D. V. WYCKOFF, fine lumber of all the commercial pue while here bought and shipped a great Pleasant were entertained-on Sunday by Vory few could believe in looking at A. many apples and potatoes. He is some- Mr. and MrB. Philip Gardner. T. Hoadley, a healthy, robust' blackmith 72 Cariton Avinue, Washington, N.'J.;V NEWSPAPER varieties, which has been collected thing ot a bustler along the liae of hand- ofTilden, Ind., that lor ten years he Buf- HARDWARE •J fllfX/ADI/ PPublished Monday) ling produce, and incidentally, when the Peter Stem of Bethlahem, PA., Bpent fered such tortures from Rheumatiam as INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE,' with great care. As "to price,'we occasion arises, be takes a hand In politics. Sunday with his Bister, Mrs. John T. UL.II I Ulllt' 'lH|,,, reftHtyaflnclnHiti, Hance. few could endure and live. But a wonder- Local Telephone Call So. 81. v ery-otliL'r-day Dally, have put that- low' enough-to suit He has few equals as a manipulator of ful change followed bis taking Elestrlo TRI-WEEKLY voters in political campaigns. This is rec- Mr. and Mrs, Philip Hunt, Mrs. Emma Bitters. ''Two bottles wholly cured me," everybody. A fair profit is all we ognized by both parties : and he Is a handy Tinsman, Mrs. Alton Cooley and Bon, ho writes, "and 1 have not felt a twinge in -••-coverlUK "Hewn tit thi> 1 man to havo around..:- ;. .-.-,.*•. •,•:.. "•"•' - •Alton, and Miss Irene M.,Hunt of Mt.over a year."- Thoy regulate tho Kidneys, Tornado Fodder Cutters. J. R. LiNDABERRY, :,. other three. H con till n« desire. " Let us figure" with "you oh Pleasant passed Thursday with Mr. and all Important lordgn Mr. Baylor, proprietor" of "the American purify tbe blood and cure Rheumatism, 11 Broad Str«»VW»ihln|ilon, N. J..... your,next bill. {) Mrs. Jamos L. Creveling. Neuralgia, Nervousness, Improve digestion cablo jl(!WH wllldl ^p. House, oflara that well known hotel for Loaded Shells. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. 3 l th Dlly. Trl- aalo. Since he has been the ownor of the Miss Jennie Oydyke of EaBton was en- and glvo perfect health. Try them. Only F placo he has made a number of Improve- tertained over Thursday night by Mr. and 25c. Guaranteed by F. N. Jenkins, drug- INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE.^ eltin Uorruriiiutiilencc, Slio ments that bavo added to tbo value of tho Mrs. J. h. Orevellng. _ gist, ' Fodder Yarn. mtgHtonor ot DeedB and Penalon ;J£Re UiUf-touBlIlu»trat1oiii>,I[iimurmiH IUUIH, I AIIe.gcr's Lumber Yard, dURtrial Inronnatlun, Fuwtiloii Notex, ARH- property. J. 0. Welch passed Friday with friends cultuml Matu-rHand ConiprelteiiKlvu and Uu- The numerous friorjds of Mrs. Harvey 3. in Easton. ALLAMUCHY. p i ^WASHINGTON.N. J. _ rllahlcFlsasclu) a«i!~Marct:llfpurti».i:vv^ =i---. Crane vv ill i6r.rn"Kith-deep™ rogrct-of-the :~Sp6oUl evonlng aorvices rill' bo held, in 11 Aunt" Bctay.-. Hanks Is 99 years old to- ^^ ith . W. Devoe's nenulttrnubHcrli)tt(tn price, fl.RO per year. continued serious illness of this much the Presbyterian church, eommonclng on day. Tbo old lady Is c descendant of the STrCLOUD HOTEL, f •-• esteemed woman, Sbe was getting along Sunday evening, Nov. 30th and continuing Pilgrim Fathers who landed at Plymouth "Pure Lead and Zinc Paints. We Furnish It with THE STAR for $2.25 nlcoly when a relapse occurred and herthroughout tho wook, The Thanksgiving C. F. STAATES, Proplr. «.; £' condition now is regarded aa very serious. Rook, Mass, In December, 1620, And the per Year! Four papers, each week. service will boa union service and will be following is her letter which Bbe requested An Entirely Her many friends hope that she will be hold in tbe M. E. church. Rev.,I. F.your correspondent to have printed in the DnsurpftBsed In location, accommodation much improved very soon. Wagner will deliver the sermon. Atten- STAR: .; and management. Permanent and trftnitlent Send all orders to THE STAR. It was very pleasing to learn that tbo tion is called to the Thanksgiving supper "Woshould render thanks, and be glad 0000000000000000000 ueBtB well entertained.-.-.Prlcee reasonable. New Line of rtilroad companies had advanced the In I. O. 0, F. Hall Thursday ovening. All that wo are alive, for our bounteous father wages of tholr men ten per cent., but when are invited to attend. is very good and never slacks in his giving. Erery room heated by Bteam and lighted the word came tbat tho same companies "He is good to the rich and to the poor, b/electricity. . Bliss Native Herbs would increase tho freight rates the cream Mrs. aiureh's Vory Words. .- GUARANTEED TO CURE He makes no discrimination; he has never all bloo 1 flfHLNLHi'H, coii«t1|iatiim. rlieuniatiflin, of the cocoanut turned sour and overy- "Aft^r eating," sho tells us, "I had an doalt with othor lands as has he with our • Indigestion, catiirrh, nervouHiifHH,-: dynpe|min PHUSH body's teetn was put 0,1 edges. The in- awful pain In the cheat, and my Btomach nation. • • v: " WASHINGTON HOUSE, • 'or money.rerumlfd. crease was a flno thing i.but tbe corn pan leu felt dull, oold and wretched. The little I For all a'that his generous hand, want the dear public to pay for the aport, ; : 200 DAYS1 TREATMENT. SI,00. ato did me no good. I" could hardly Is open,' full and free, •- - • . - • Harry Knowles, Proprietor. ^ Wo aro glad to BOO that street fnkira are Btraigbton niyBelf out from pain and weak- Ho never forsakes His children, "- KOLII 11V ness. ThuB I dragged on until 1 was cured Only a few steps from the D., L. Jfc W. B* tion. Arthur Taylor, AKUIU,' Wanhln«ton, N. J. ROBES being shut out of many places. They Whether on land or sea. are unmitigated nuisances and ought by Calcura Solvent,00r. Kennedy's now And you may bank my words or not, Pianos and , WASHINGTOti, NEW JERSEY. FREE-32-Pago Almanac (1903) to bo made to pay a big license fee- or kept medicine, made at Kennedy Row, Rond- When other friends are few, out of the towns altogether, , out, Kingston, N. Y." Alldrugglsts, $1.00. Organs , Rest accommodations for transients. and Horse Blankets. And you aro hate1 d and despised, Old Htiind with modern convenience!. Tho public road running along the Dela- Why He'll stan the closer by you. Fine tiiblejcomfortable roomei waro river, on the Pennsylvania side, is ANTHONY. Jets thank Him fer what 'e gives you, ARCHITEQ'S PLANS Trunks, Harness^Etc. undergoing repairs. Tbe road was nearly ' 1MB the least that you can do, well''stocked bar. and BperlllciUlmiH lurnLheii upon iiliort ml nod by tho high wator and now tbe Two Spring Valley sportB, Irvin Hoff- And then go help tho needy, Q Fifth Avenue DOtlce and mmlernte torniB liy Frices extremely low. township will put it in good condition. man and Charles Ball, had an expensive Aud He'll dq tho better by you. mid 15th Street, JAMES P. DE REMER & SONS, All travel ia shut off at prosent, aa a good Sunday morning that they will roinetnbor "TIB fiiving that makes pooplo happy,' Now York. AMERICAN HOUSE, ^ tbo rest of their lives. Irvin has a fast dual of blasting will havo to be done. Aud rendering some tribute of thanks, -, Jot. Andrass, Prop'r, 'Sqfi'i OFFICE: Ho. 6 BROAD STREET.*. horuo, one tbat might grnco any truck, Not getting and keeping secreted, MANUFACTOTlY ~ 'JAMKH E. DKUKMKIt IN CHAIldK. S.T.VANNfi%TA mid In coming homo from Port Murray Lota of people who suffor from constipa- Vast treasures In coffers of banks.-: HOPE, NEW JERSEY. A nfoer spending Lbenlgbb with como lady Then render to the Bountiful Glvor, •Washington, Remodeled and ContalnlnK All the Modern tion or blllousneBs know they need a friends they mot an automobile, frighten- medicine, but refrain, dreading tho Truo heartfelt praises and thanks, New Jersey. Conveniences. A snletidtd pmce tuutop when common griping1, purging, sickening sen- ing their horee, which plunged In the' For every good and perfect gift, taking a plenBure arlve. sations of tbe ordinary remedies. Now Penwoll mill pond. Tho wagon was badlv la tho sincerely, Betsy Hai^ks." Boardinn and Unry Stables attached. wrecked. Thon tho boya swam out with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sharp of Connecticut Stage mwtB trains on D., L. & W. 11. H. at we^are pjepared to supply a treatment the borso. Irvin lost bis hat, nnd their best NOTICK.' Bridnevtllo. thal'isvold of those unpleasant eflects—a arrived at Allamuchv 1 y laR; t week—very ::clothing was spoiled, : wolconie •but unexp ected visitors;-iri"~b'ur In the matter of tho online ul 1 Kulo to l)nr "~- Samuel Sllleer ~|g""entertaining- friends "" limh:Y0U!IUlllH.-:*h'l1l'!l!'L'll .-/.-:;•'Jrtf'ljl^rH,:-,/ midst. Mr. Sharp was a lortuor employee 1 —UamonVLiffer PIUs"iand Tonic Pellets from Newark. ...-, ' „„.. . iirsuiliit In till: orilur ot t, '-^* ••.tfiitonf Two mediclnesj^complete euro, 25 cents. of tho Rulherfurds, having moved from the County of Wiirn-n, iniulu (lu. Uiftlilpt dny- T o P are i f i c Go a s t Sample froo for tb'Q wklng. P. N. Jenkins, Alex' Andoraon and Ron, David, wero hero to Connecticut about 20 years ago uINuvcmliur.A. D.nlneli'L'iiluimlruil JHUHWO, ROBERT J^JIOWELL, Warron County Ding btcro. --..-- surveying at;Callfon on Saturday. whore hi now owns a farm, -- u lOtlft! Id llOri'll.V (TlVOtl Ml Jill JlOrrtOMH llllVlllfT Are you interested in^Californta or the Pacific Northwest? Yes? '• Mra. Hannali Beatty Is visiting at Mor- ilnlinn Htfiiliiwt, tlio I'Ntute 01 Iintiimh You- Mr. and Mrs. Davenport of Two Bridges mitiH, Into of tlmCmiiityof Wnrren.cU'uoiiHoil, Civil Engineers;^*.jjvveyor. '"' " Tlien you ought'to be interested in the fact that DAILY, during riatown. ...;; ,0 iiri'Hi'tiL tliu wiuiH! to tlti.> MiliKcrHier, ]tcr UKASS CASTU3. 7^ havo boon visiting her undo, Alex. Dunn, ixecutor, on or huforu th<> third ilny ol Au- October.the Rock Island.\v!!jielt tickets to California, Oregon, \ •. Mr. Lowden hold service Sunday at and other relatives the paBt week. l.aO.now" ready to iliYai.^TntiH ot.'elVll enRl Elmer O. Snydor.ilVIisB Cora Lanterman -nnrvA. 1>. ulMotcon lnuulroil and tlirn>,ht'liiK 1 LlaobcUWaltora', who la SO yoars old. 1I110 montliH from tlieilatu »f tlmHulil order: "~fi£L. ncerliifr and land s. • ^yiri ^ ; Washington,-British Columbia, Idaho, Utah and Montana, at and S. T. Hush nnd family attended the ; , Edward Hawk is now a resident of Alla- ts ^ Annie Grube visited Abblo King on Sun mucby and Is at work for tho Ruthorfurds. iml any (jrt'dttor ni'KlfclliLK to hrlnn in anil iietBiirvej-H. SnhUivlflon ol.yP- ;^w O about TWO THIRDS THE REGULAR RATE. To Illustrate: Whltmore-McClay wedding on tbe lfith, jxlilbtt IIIH or litr claim* under oiitli or aillr- J day. fr Georgo Staples, who recently broke an StnkliiK out HtreotH and'bj' /;K& ' ™ '• Regular rate, Chicago to San Francisco and Los Angeles Is $52.50; A pleannnt ovonlng wan spent at tho RuasolS. AndorBonand wifoof Philllp3- arm, is doing woll. miLtlnn, within tho tlmu HO limited, will bo GriidcBforntreetBUiKVcJ*'' .<"'t~\ homo of Annil Harrison Thursday of last irover harred of Ids ur Imr uetlon of II10 onlil :-;f: to Portland, Seattle^and Tacoma.Bsi 5°- ; Hock Island's October burg vlelted his parents, the lattor staying Mrs. Abram Sexton and chapter, Maud, (editor, '• , .•: --•: . - •—• Rallroiul location'mid'"c?/nr> ...VHAIIKC1I'« »ia . Colorr^ilo and.-Utah Ittfivt! Clil- neighborhood, but wltb cooler weather "Mrs. John Wilgon of Quakor Settlement Mrs. J6seph''BoGin1 o and. Miss Cora Lan~ now it 1B bopod to bo abated. cniro 1.0:00 p. in., Tinmda>H termau wero with friends in">PhiUIpsburg in recovering from an acute attack of neu- BARBER SHfP • ami" Tluimlaj-H. • I'orrlnini ear•• ral el.1. v on ThuTBdiy. ir Ijiick In Thirteen. A party-of our young people gavo Mlas (Formerly Slark'i)' '' //' lpllVVH UlllcilRO 101(10 p. 111. Tho rovlval aervlcefl at tho l*toafinnt Val- ^d , By sending 13 miles Win," Splrey(of Ethel Hamilton a birthday surprise one ley school houso are largely attended by Walton Furuano, Vt., got a box of Buck- day last week. ,, OVERFIRST NATIONAL BANK. ;' No bo lor tlmo ol year to visit the tho young people of thiB placoJV Ion's Arnica Salvo, that wholly cured a Joseph Cunningham, who recently foil P-cific Coast than now Nc'routo Tbo disputed laud at litUo Philadoiphia horrible Favor Sore on his leg. Nothing from a wRgon nonr tho 9outbtown BUUU'6* •'.- "",:•:.." Entrance on DsMdere Avenue."r^"-'-""'•" t has boon surveyed,"and it is said that tho olso' con Id. Positively . cures.- Bruise; house nnd Injured his spine, is seriously 111 *h»™VB»»A»Uh!Ll a5J!!sai "according'to latest reports. FacoJAnliiepllciand Razor DitlntecUnti Atwayt Uted tree In dispute stands on JobnVi'and. Folons, Ulcers,_Er,:'iptioOFi, BOIIB, Burn! Teeth extracted absolutely without! pain. Mrs:E. W. Rush of Glon Gardner wan Corns «nd~Pllos~oniya5n.~ Guarantee Mr. and Mrs. Ell Peremor left Tuesday Gen't Eastern Pas^Agt.i 401 Broadway, New York, The best set of tMth,that_c.art"ba mada, Tho.STAR and Trl-Weekly Newv the guest part of last wotk of hor parents, by.F.N. Jenkias,druggiatrWarren County last for Church Greek, Maryland, to visit 1 : for only $8;bo'."""' Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Opdyke... ;,..:.- DrufjStor'. •.--•< % "• '• ;,v--.^: ...;:,:„;":: their daughter, Mrs. James Rardnor. :• Tribune, $2 25 por year, In adyanoe.' THE WASHINGTON STAR, WASHINGTON, N. .1., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1902.

BliAIKSTOWN. j MAKKSUOUO. NO TRICSPAaSlNO. : , Mrs. lib I ID a Hull', Mrs. Louie Potter All persona are warnej affdinit tretpuM- Mrs. Albort Ammerman of Delaware ilranvllle Davis of Barton wao a guest of -JK upon the landu ol the subncrlb^n In any Bpoot several daja visiting among Blairs* J.A.Stec), who was home over Sunday. and her dannnter, Miss Nelllo, spent Wed- OUR BUSINESS mmiuer, CHpeclally for tbo purpose ot hunt- B. Groff & Bra town friends the latter part of last week. George 0. Townnond and brother Charles nesday with Mra. Frank Southard and ing, trapplnR. nihlnff or plckfng fruit, ber. Robort P. Howell and brloe returned to of Allamucby, with their WIVOB, epent Mies Bertha Huff In Newark. ries, or nutfl, under penalty ot the law. the homo of tho groom's parents, Mr. and Saturday night and Sunday. with Mr. and Those from this town who attended the "oseph llan.e ;....M...i..,,:..;....KUpneni>liur(( ; Mra. Albort G rover. Farmers' Institute bold at Blalrstown last Mra. Wm. 0. Howoll, In South Blalratown, IS GROWING 1 ^Washington's Most Aggressive on Tuesday ovenlng of last week. The Mr. and Mrs. Clinton VBBS of Trauqulllty week report an 3t'jo<'Rblo and Instructive .'o. ^VHIeve^7".V.V/.'.V:.'wi^H lVlilKton Towimhlp , boya of coarse gat bored together thoir time. , : and today we have on display a greater Frank Hyitmn, on Wm, FrltU Inrtn, Wnith- Mills wero guoata of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. ltlKtOH ToWQBllip. rode musical Instruments and mado tbe Ruudlo on aunday. Mr. and Mm. Engenp Huff of Newark and more varied stock of Irnrr Souen ...... Maiufleltl Towmlilp Goat and Suit Store :::::::: usual amount of nol&o until Bob made bia The public school bold ThankpgKIng ^nd Mr. and Mrs. Isano Yottor of Stillwater lobert Cnstner Washington Township appearance with tho cigars after wbloh all oxorciaes yesterday afternoon, after which wore guests last week of Station Agent WATCHES, John Ketchnm Towng'mry - dispersed to tbelr homes wishing Mr. Mr. Meyera and Mlsa Harris returned to Garrla. Archibald Cole Washington Township • ind Mrs. Howell a loug and happy wodded JacoJ b Miller, Jr .„ Anderson : \ We offer the greatest bargains in garments for women tbolr homea to eat Thanksgiving dintor. Wm. A Kerr baa been beautifying bis CLOCKS, eter Hardy, .FuJpeMarm, near Junetloo - Ife. Mies Mabel Craig of your borough la a dwelling house lnBlde and out, having Cilw. BlrcF Cliarleittown, N. J. and children. The wonderful growth of this Coat and Suit Miss Ella France, youngest daughter of raised one pnrt of It full two stories, adddd JEWELRY, ilm Cooper...... Ozlord Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Franco of Hardwlck guest of hor cousin, Mra. L. 0. Boatty. a bay window to the sitting room and wltb iseph Cressman Washlnston Store is an emphatic demonstration of two important facts: township, waa united in marriage on Nov. A onion Thanksgiving servlco will be paper and pnlnt added much to tbo whole O EYEGLASSES, m. Frltta, Franklin and WawhlnRton Twpa , , 12 by tbe Rov. J. Bovenlzer of Swarta- held In the; Methodist ohurch at ton appearance of it. :, ;liaa. W. Uiickott near Asltury station First, that we exert the greatest effort to show exceptional o'clock. .: All should lay aside at toast ono LM w. J. B. Thompson... near Port Murray.. ; ;•, wooa, to Mr. Samuel Hooey of Bevenu. Miss Mnllto H. Smith haa beon enjoying ETC., ETC., ' C. SViindltns ; Manvnold Township values; second, that we do secure them and make offerings About twonty-flvo of the friends of .Mlsa weok day in the year and tako time to go: ..JtesWolvertuu.ltruudwayandOxfordTwn to church. r a vltit with her aunt, Mrs. Margarette than ever before. People are finding out Jacob C. Ilatdwln HtvphensbBrjr re Me Rloe or Ealarama assembled on 1 Van Ness, and other frlonds at Johnson- absolutely unapproached by any other house. Thursday evening aud troatod hor to a Jenny Jump Council, Jr. O. U. A. M. will burg. more and more that we sell cheaper than .. L. Bow rai complete enrprlso, It being tho anniversary attond divine Bervlco lu the Christian our competitors. Buying for spot cash, Twp church on Sunday, Nov. 30th, In a body. There wero thirty-five tickets sold here KdtHon-I'urtianVlllliiilliam jljirtroIlnrtrodn Content C near IorPort Golden of her 18th Islrthday. A very enjoyablo for the dollar ozcurslon to Now York last and doing business under a minimum of «nW Apftar...... AnthonT. N. J. ivenlng was spent. Prof. Low la of Now York city la board- Wednesday. • . . • .;-... expense,-«*e are enabled to do this and ivililliai m lilildlf New Hampton The friends of John Cnstner of Hard- ,ng at tho Union Inn and has announced stl 1 make a, living profit. For instance, L• uoValu .;;..;:;;.:vauey7s;jl « J ; Women's, Misses' elok were clad to see him in town on Frl- by bis carda that bo Is an optlcan. DoWitt Clinton Allen of Nicholson, Pa., we sell ,, . lot near h. N. HHowmnu'i*.' ) •'•; •• , visited his brother, John M. Alien, above Samuel Coen ManxfleM Township [ay, after a severe Illness of several weeha The revival meetings are Btill In progress town lost week. ? ; Marshall Uaatner PortColden t.-.H rom pneumonia. - • •••• - • - • •-- _ • • at Ebenezer with good encores botn aa re- Marcun Qurrleon .Townsbury Klnney Van Scoten and family' and hla gards attendance and conversions. Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Hlnelioe and John Green lluttivitfe daughter, Mlsa Uaud, visited from Friday N. Warns Droadway and ilster, Mra. Mary Van Cam pen of Wash- Christopher Johnson, who foriuwrly until Bunday with hla parent*; also the Ahrnm KoHpherry Washington Twp ington spent Sunday with their parenta, lived near Ztoa ohurch, Is hero on a visit family of hla Bister, Mrs. John Llty, of Hamuel WnIU;r«,..,.... Port Cold en : Mr. aud Mrp. John A. Van Scoten at Wal- from his homo In Michigan. Egypt Mllla. George T. Hagnr StewartaYllle " • nut Valley. John Colemaii. Lebanon Twp.Hnnterdon Co, Mrs. Aaron Blsblng and daughter Bessie Miss Matilda Cooke was the guestattho Daniel Slater, Changewater and PortColden Children's Goats. Postmaster Wm. 0. Howell la confined of Mt. Pocono, were guests of her sister, home of her cousin, Hufus Jennings, last ^manuel Snytler .....Ttrass Caatla j bis bed with a very painfully sprainod Miss Abbie Christian, last week. week. ' •ohnS. Warne , Bran Cattle .nkle. While out driving one day last Merchant 8. A. Seals is still In a precarl* HnrrlH A. Godfrey Stewartsrliie This department is crowded with a!! veetc tbe horse became unmanageable, ous condition, though bo Beems to be Im- Mr. and Mra. Aaron N. Luae and daugh* Albert Flemlnir .Stfuhensburg', 11. J> Growing Mr. Howell from the vehicle In tor, Miss Nellie, apent Wednesday of last Lemnel Howell, on I.CW1H Galoway'i farm, the latest styles and cloth—Kersey, Broad- proving from day to day. week at tbe home of her brother, Col. A. Monaflplrt Township Booh a manner as to Injure the limb wbleh Rev. Mr. Burley united In marriage on J. Miller Marl&tt .Tulmoti Valley will no doubt confine him to the house for E. Slockbower In Jorsey City, Jocolt Dunn ...... nenr Imlaydafo"'" cloth and Cheviot. lany weeks to come. Thursday, Miss Allio Shuler and Edwin F. Mra. David Ryman apent Wednesday Jaa. L. ShlelilK Washington township Burdge, both of Buttzville, at tho M. E. with her sister-in-law, Mra. Pauj&b, in New- George Evcr'cy Montana • Joliu Adams bus been confined to his paisonago here. ark. Chris. X Hmtth oil Hnyhrr farm, Junction Come in and look over our $8.00 and lome at CedarvlUo wltb Illness for tbe SAMUEL H. COOKE. Owen Oherlr, w, • ••• •• aast three weeks. Mrs. Irene Sbuster, who la now occupy- Jrimea Smith . $10.00 Coats; cheap at $12.00 and $15.00, Mrs, E. J. Divers Is spending a few daya We aro again called upon to chronicle ing tho farm of the lattoe Isaac R. EonklEonklo of JCHHC Smith Kritato , Glen Gardner it Sparta with her parents. tbe death of one of our useful citizens— Hardwlck townshitownsh p Is putting extensive [Icubcu M. Bryan near New Hampton Samuel H. Cook—who, after an Illness of Improvements oonn t__ rproperty..F-.,J. . Sbe has Theodore A. JtnditiP Stewart/vllle which they ask for them in cities. The marriage ot Mr. Charles R, Uble, four weeks from an affection of the liver, orocUd a bbarn and wagon house, and Is Heirs or Wm HhleldH Wnnhington Twp. ton of Mrs. Dr. Vail, and a former. Blairs- died Sunday night, Nov. 1fith,nt 8:30, with J. 11. Vanrterbel1 t Washington Twp. awn boy, to Mtsa Gertrude 0. Krom, w.eather bonrdlngand painting tho dwel- •ntchc-H, PUe 18, 20-yfar Genrtt* J. fttiil Anna Baylor Hroadway - tbe full faith ttiHt all Is well; that ho was ling; also cutting brush and putting up GENTLEMEN'S Ilohert M. lloiilne ...... Franklin Twp anghter of Mr. aud Mrs. H. E. Kram of not afraid to die; that while life in Its wlro forgoing around tbo fields. At the Gco. Mackey, Franklin and WashlnRtonTwps Fall Silk and Dress Goods Hints. Philadelphia, has beon announced. The youthful activity was aweot, God saw tit present rate of Improvement she will soon John fiowern WauiiinKton Twp marriage took placo In New York on Frl to call him hence. Hla age waa 36 years, bavo a desirable borne. It was while en- I AniCC> watched,HliL'O,2.r,-yeftr gol John It. Mnrlatt Washington township We couldn't give an adequate idea of our beautiful assortment if day, Nov. 14. Mr. Uhle graduated as a 10 months and 27 daya. Ho was a straight gaged In painting her barn iHst summer LAUlCO cnHfH, KlKtn or -Wnltlia John K.Datrymple JackROD Valley dontiat last May. Tnuy have tnken np forward bualacbu man, had a kind word to tbut our towutiuiuu, Nathan' H. Kerr, fell ••-• - -iiioYpmpntM ;:;...:..•.;.:•...;-.;.•.,.;• | Wm; 'IV Krerett Mt. Bethel. N. S. - we were to use a half page, therefore we mention just a- few- of the their residence ID Bridgeport, Conn., and for everyone, and waa particularly a and sustained Bucb. serious injuries. Mr. Wm. I'nrr-'inaiic Ayem* tnrm In Inilep. Itwp' . where- he holds a position In thn dental Watches of other sizes and grades at F. Punel ..Oxford Townshiship most popular lines. friend to tbe children, who showed their Kerr Is much Improved In every way now, N office of his uncle, Dr. Frederick Uble. esteem ou the day of the funeral by at- but is yet far from being In bis former proportionate :prices. We can convince _. A. A. ' ..erry Onitii Oxford To'nflshtp '.. i partial reward for the good work done operated successfully until his death. Adam Dealaman. P. J. Honan Oxford Township BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES. tythem. Deceased was a member of tbe M. E. Miss Minnie Harris of Hope visited her M. K. nnllek Manefleld Twp church during tbo past fifteen years; also cousin, Miss Lucy Walker, on Saturday Mm. Mnrgaret Petty Washington Twp Let the weather prophets quarrel; the coming winter may be ab- Mr. and Mrs. Ellas Snover and Mr. and a member of the Methodist choir, in which Mm. Frank I". HuMier Franklin Twp Mrs. Myron Christian wero iu uttendance and Sunday, 38 Eait Wuhin^lon Ave. I'cterM. Peterson, Dnhlke'a farm, OxtorilTwp normally mild or preternaturally cold, a winter of thermomelric means on Friday evening at the wedding recep- the voices of himself and bis wife were David Shannon, Hornbaker farm, Washing- regularly heard; a member of the Star Miss Clara Jones of Walnut Valley baa ton townnltlp. or a mean winter, you'll need blankets and counterpanes just the same. tion of S-tmuel Klnney, Bon of Obarlea orcbeatra, and m these three places there been the guest of Miss Llnnie Jones. Kinney, at East Stroudsburg. p He was imen A, Blgler Port Murray The price thermometer of these October Blanket offerings is what married to Miss Mattie Tranautj in New wilt be a vacant chair. Arthur Millbelm of Delaware passed .-jimut'i FrlttB Kntate New Hampton York on Nov. ISth. The funeral services wero held In tbe M. Sunda' wit~ h his paronta.., Mr. . and•• Mrs .- . Wcxloy W. Matthew near Asbury Htatlon should really guide your judgment. Best Blankets bought wisely and E. church oo Tburtdiy morning at 11 'Ilhelm. AtiMiilom Purtiel Mannfleld Twp Several promising youngsters, two of o'clock, Rev. Wm. H, Burley, assisted by Wm. & Jncot) Hill, Sr MnnHflelil twp, liberally; priced closely and honestly. ,hem sons of prominent business men of Mlsa Eetolla Vough was entertained bi Jneol) K. Wyckoff Washington Twp mr town, and the other a bright young Rov. E. C. Hall, preaching from John 11th John CrutH near Montana 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50 up to $4.00. chapter, verses 1,2,3 and 19, after which Miss Lllilo Lelda from Wednesday until THE EASTON Samuel Klncliitrt Washington Twp xocery Btoro cierk, were overcome by the tbo remains were borao in a handsome oak Sunday. JoMcpli Bodine Washington Twp fine weather of last week and on Thursday casket by tho bearers, Charles Warner, Misa Mamo Easl passed Thursday and Irvfn D. Oflmun BrasnCnHtle were suddenly stricken with romatlc fever CharleB Greene, Cbnrles Hart man, Floyd Friday with Miss Jennlo Brands. John Bodlne-.. .Washington township and concluded to take a trip to BuSalo Aten, Clinton Hildebrant, Henry Titus, Mr. and Mra. Ed. M. HartzaM and son without their pa's or ma's consent. Otto Ejgone Bonnett, Georgo Dill, Harry and were guests of Mr. and Mr. Goodward and Levl gathered together a change ol Albert Albertson, Gideon BOWOIB, and Al- Lelda at tbo County Farm on Sunday. TRUSt COMPANY, clothing and just after noon bid farewell vah Howell, to Its last resting placo in the to the land of tbelr birth and sallied forth cemetery adjoining tho cburob, where the Mr. and Mrs. John Brands are spending with light hearts in an easterly direction, floral tributes were arranged and photo- some time with their parents. the former remarking to bis companion graphed tho next day. A harp of roseB Mrs. M. Hunt of Stroudsburg, accom- STEWED, that "if he followed him bo might soon was the gift of bis brother Cnarlus .and iRnied by her son, Oscar Garrison, return- wear diamonds." The third, George by wife, a pillow from the grief stricken d borne Mor?day after unending several FRIED, dame, wishing to make a little brighter widow, a wreath of roses from the Metho- days wltb her Bister, Mrs. Isaac 8 wisher. affords every facility for the showing, agreed to board tbe 4 o'clock dist choir, a cluster of roses from bis Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cralit and son, Hor- STEAMED, pnBflonger train on tbe N. Y., S. & W. and brother-in-law, a wreath o( alyslum from ace, of Blairstown, visited t>e former's sis- Miss LydU Luse, and a largo clutter of ter, Mrs. Lfczle Lelda, on S^y systematic saving of money. RAW, oln bis companions at Stillwater, with white chrysanthemums from a sister, Mrs. mough coin to carry them tho remainder Edward Wtst. Misses East and Phillips or'Columbia ROASTED, of the journey in J. Plerpont Morgan rtyle. passed Saturday and Sunday with tbe for- Accounvv m.iy be opened in A fourth who had previously arranged to The docoasod was tho son of John H. mer's Bister, Mis* Mame East, at tbo home [CREAMED, oln tbe party was buddenly attacked with and Sarah Ba-rett Cooke. He Ii u'so sur- of M. Pitteuger. a severe headache about the middle of tbe vived by three brothers, George, Charles Mrs. Isaac Swlshor and Oscar Garrison person or by mail. Interest, forenoon and could not accompany them. and Edward, and two Bisters, Mrs. Anna spent Tuesday with Mrs, Edward Swayzo or in any other way you think Shoes Shoes George's check for the boodle evidently Allen at home, and Mrs. Edward West in Hopo. got mislaii d and he missed tbe trainain, and of Pbilllpsburg. three per cent., compounded you would like them. his faithful companions at.Still- "Safe at Home,". " The Now Jerusalem," Corn huRkine parties - eeem to be tho FOR FALL AND WINTER. watet r werere compellempelled to take tbb e next thing of tho day now. Frank Swlsher bad J and "We Shall Cross the MyBtlc River One annually. This is "the" oyster house westbound train, which was a freight, -- by One," were nicely rendered by tbe one. on Tuesday of la&t week and John work their passago back borne, O, ciioir over the remains of one who wilt be Lanning had one on Thursday. and our.,cooking and serving" The new styles are very graceful and Otto Bays how little we did feel when we mi-sed for his goodness and cheerful dfapo- Mr. find Mrs. George Pollinger of tbe got back to town. Boys, take the advice Water Gap spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. are the sort to suit-particular of your seniors, and when'you'want,' to no J.-A. Walteri. Are YOU 3 DBDQSitQr ? pretty. Come"and see them. '•"• "" "jost pack your trunk and go; cU.u|t run "tastes. —-'---•"-<- ; - away." ' '*-•" •Peop'.o who use "liver pills" ought to The Christian Endeavor will be In charge The prices are low, too, quality considered. V-tba'well known Ramon's Liver Fills & of Andrew Loller next Sunday night. Misses Edith Wilson and Te&ie Smith Tob;%Pellets. No handful for a dcBe—no Imparted and Domestic Cijars. We don't think we have ever been left yesterday for Mt. Holyoke College to constant dosing—no debilitating, weaken- People who get hurt occasionally (at _ visit tbe former's Bister, and from there ing effect. They are far superior (o the we a'l^do) ODght to keep a bottle of Ram- Confectionery, Milk and Cream. able to give you such rare bar- will'go to Wellesey College to visit Miss ordinary pill. Box of 23 doses for 25c. on's Nerve& Bone Oil ready for Instant u*e. Grace Andreas for a few days. ; •••;•- F. N, Jenkins, Warren County Drug Store. Nothing like It forspralcB, bruises, buns, Do not fail to see gains as these. Miss Emma Liuaberry of Union Brick cuts etc. There are many so-called "Nerve has been engaged to teach the Mlllbrook ; & Bone Oils, but only one original genuine F. COURTS- school and began her duties at that place HACKBTTSTOW3S. Ramon's with the namo Brown Manufac- OUR FINE LINE OF PIANOS turing Co. on every bottle. Price 25 cents. 52 E. Washinglof!;Ave. Monday morning. The social event of tbe month was the P/N. Jenkins, Warren County Drug Store. THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE SHOE STORE. We understand that we will popitlvely subscription euchre held at the home of FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON •have telephone connections with Newton Miss Lura timlth on High street last Satur- day afternoon. A buffet luncheon was by the last of December. The Hue will be Berved--'Thfirf) were twenty-four ladles _ . .VIENNA. ^ consisting of the. .. . . , run by..tha.way.of. Stillwatenand:,Smarts-, present aud theTprizea"were "won~by Miss ---Miss Eva oxitcholl is spending a few days wood. tlann of Wllkeabarre, P-t., Miss Lura at the county-seat with her cousin, Miss HERMANPETTY The blacksmiths In this vicinity have Smith, Miss Williams of New York, Mrs. Stella Birker. A^ organized a "trust", and advanced their Morris Neighbor, Miss Jennie Johnston, Mrs. EnOB Harris and children bave re- prices somewhat over the former rates. Mra. Georce Osmun, Mra. Exa. Wlldrlck SOHMER Iron Castings This combine takes in all blacksmiths and Miss titryker. The consolation prize turned from a visit with her brother In Newark. of every description, ! ^^M between Newton and Blalratown Inclusive. was awarded Mrs; W. M. Everltt.. _.. . While Sanford Hibler was returning Mrs. Eia Wildrfck has been entem\in- from Hacfeettetown Thursday njfjht bis ing Mrs. Alice Van Horn-Meadows-*and rig collided with A. T. Hildebrant's of GABLER Plows and Farm Machinery, I HAIKESB0KG. daughter of Virginin, who are Bpending a Qackettstown. Mr. Hibler was thrown Robort Snyder, a former clerk of town few weeks with relatives lu New JerBey, from his carriage and sustained a fracture / but now of Portland, and Eugene Hoff of of tbe collar-bone and was considerably Wagons, Carriages, Ea'rness7 ; JohnsonvMe, Fa., spent Sunday with Mr. Miss BeBsie Van Home of Jersey City is bruised. The two ladies with Mr. HHdo- and Mrn.^ftcob Andreas." ._.., _„., ; the guest of Mias Porter on Maiu street. brant escaped lDJury as diu'-Mr. H. hlm- BACON i& ~;Mrs. Msncy-A. Dllligivea n TnankBglv- Helf. Both voblclca were somewhat broken. The public salo of persona1 l "prdperty'"6f Ing dinner party to eighteen friends at her Mrs. Carrie Vanbirk held on Tuesday Grand avenue residence this noon. Qeo. Bartow of Madison spent Sunday ate obtainable at the old established drew a large crowd. Things brought fair with his parents In this place. prices. She will leave her farm. Mrs. Ruth Porter will entertain a num- MAJESTIC ber of friends at a dinner this evening. Dr. Haggerty had the misfortae to lose Otving't'o the threatening weather Tues- Rev. Charles LaRiew, formerly of Hack- his best road horse from colic last Wednes- At all three stores Washington Foundry JOHN W. SINg day night of lent weefc, the chicken supper ettstown, and namesake of the STAR'S day morning. He haa purchased one of was not as well attended as It might bavo editor, died at hla home In Mend ham on 3ev. W. 0. James to replace the one lost. been. NevertheleBa, a fair cro«vd way Saturday. The funeral services were held EnoB and Wm. Harris have also purchased HACKETTSTOWN, N/J." and Repository at the request of a large number of former* present and about $28 wore taken in, In the M.E.church in this place on Tuesday. new horses during the past week. natrons, has concluded to reopen the'"stock J. B. Allen of th« station is entertaining The interment was made in the Union O Quite a number from this place attended NEWTON, N. J. E. Q. BOWERS, JR.,^,P2X>' some fHonda from Delaware Water Gap. Cemetery. the oyster supper at Petersbarp; last Wed- brokerage business formerly conducted by nesday evening. The coal Is being rushed over the N. Y. Mra. L. 0. Osmun Is entertaining Mtea STROUDSBURQ, PA. him in the Opera House Building. S. & W. railroad. Trains have been run- Mrs. Vanatta of Clinton visited her par- ning Sundays and making full time. Hann of Wilkoabarre, Pa. Union Thanksgiving services of the ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Aimer, lost week, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Richard of Mt. Methodist and Presbyterian congregations Wesley Johnson left on Thursday for Stochs, Bonds, Grain, Cotton Bethel, Fa., were the guettta of Mr. andaro to be'boid in the Prehbjterlan church Iowa where he will remain for the winter Mrs. John L, Beck on Sunday. this morning. The sermon will be preach- and if the west Is congonlal it la possible F.I STATE NORMALSCHOOL and Provisions bought and sold Oortland F. Cooke, teacher of the ed by Dr. J. G. Johnston. that he will remain a longer time. V^. HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. East StrcudibuTjf, Pa. .i- Columbia shool, waa the guest of our Thanksgiving services will be held in St. The Ladles' Aid of the M. E. chnroh on margin or for delivery •.-. -.: teacher, 0. J. Hollander, last week. contemplate holding a banquet In tho noar James' church at 10 a; m. today and will bo The oldest mid largest denler« In Northern Regulnr State Normal Courcen, and ____!.— Frank.-.Brugler. -Gnd-.dangh&jvr conducted™-.by ,tbe:rector,;:Rev.-vWfil future...,...-,, ; „....•„..,_.., IV- •-.-<- v. • 1 Sneclttl pepartineiitx of Muulc, KIocii; Mitcham. .... tlon. Art, , atenograiiny ( ~T~ET E PHONE CONN E'GT fONSj Grace, spent Saturday in Easton. Frank Merrill la laying mV walks'around Typewriting; turn' College r- . Miss Annie Vankirk of Kerr's Corner The Ladles'Guild of St. James' church his _ residence. •• \ \ O^ tory Department. r 1 Private wires to New York and Chicago. spent a few days last week with hor will bold tbelr annuel birthday party on Rev. W. 0. James will be'Hn revival Bor- friend, Miss Millie Brands. : Tueadny evening, December 9th. The vices at Janes' chapel MOnday evening, This is the Time for Worms. FREE TUITION. Mr. and Mra. Charles Jonea and son of public Is Invited. December 1st. '-,. .'-(J ' ,i Boardlnp oxpcnaoe $U.no per week. Walnut Valley were outortalnod at tho A flro was discovered in tho largo tene- iT-: Have Your Worms Got Horses? Pll dmitted t ti Winter home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob J. Bock, on ment house of W. H. ABbloy near the Are your horaea petting thin and weak? Are ^for Sunday.'-'-/ ri ,„•""- allk mill early last Friday morulugr-The JONOTION. they "off theirfeed?" Do they sweat or worry? Mr. and Mrs, Theodore Beck spent Sun: flremea responded and Boon extinguished Miss Harriet" Fulper, who has been DR. eriERSON'S "DBAD3M0T"- tbe fire. The building was unoccupied spending a month in Jersey City, returned wlll remove wormi, daitl or alive, firm horsw mo E. L.KEHP, A. >»»••«••••»»•«•««•••«••»»»«•••••••» day with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Oyer of to her homo last Friday, .; eittls. It will purify the blood, correct mui ton* North Bangor, ** and tbo cause of the lire 1B unknown. up the etom&cn and strengthen the nerves. Benjamin Skinner haB a position with the A large crowd attended the fair In the Directions with each box. Sold by droKelst* Miss Minerva Snyder, who haB been at Method Isi church on Tnursday evening. or sent by mall upon receipt of Fifty Cents. Townsbury nursing her brother, Fred, for Weutlnghouse Rlectrlc Company, Newark, Bergner's Orchestra furnished excellent FOR THOUGHT three weeks, returned Monday night with and will move his family in the spring. music. About $60 wero realized. Lim. He is sick yet, but his speedy re- Thomas Burns and his Bisters, Misaca C. B. Smith & Company, - WHAT $65.00 WILL DO FOR YOU. covery la hoped for. • -•:-.••-•- -<-^-^-.. Mary and Kate of St. Mary's parish, have Misses Ethel and Irene Eveland spint „_..„.Wholwale Aajenta, N«wsirk._N. J._ . ••. It will pay your tuition at Newton BufllneflH College for NINE MONTHS. It Mrs. Theodore Beck and Mrs, Lemuel removed to Hobokon, last week with tbelr cousins, Misses Mettle will entitle you to Instruction In Bookkeeping, Penmanship, Arithmetic, Shorthand, Peter H. Welch haa took possession' ol and Edith Bowman, at Sunnyalde. Typewriting, CorreHpondeuce, BuHincwt Law, Practical Qrammar, Kapld, Addition Klnney were the guests of Mrs. Judson ' Mlas Magglo Couoh apont Thanksgiving and uonerarofflce work, i u Klnney of Mt. Pleasant on Wednesday. thoRualinjrjr propropertperty which he recontly with her siBter in Pen Argyl., tr As tbe farm of Henry B. Beck was sold purchasepurchasedhedd . HHe iiss makinki g many ImprovImprovee- h It i iiMiss Margaret Gannon of Glen Gardner of all kinds put on vehicles of every.-, ill n thin fall,'tbe administrators, Frank Mingle mentnts in tthe Interior, " 'JBEGIIT 8 V SEPT. 8; "lS02v and JudBon'Unaberry,\wlU selMho-per-" The Young People's Sooiety of the Preu- and Mr. fleton of, Waahlngton were mar- sort. :"'• 1 haW just"purchased addi-"--j|j sonal property on Saturday.' Hudson Llna- bytorlan church will hold their annual ried on Wednesday ln;2^ Ann'a churoh. oerry, who purchased tbe farm, will entertainment this evening.' It Is a; two- The town waa shocked when news was 936 Washington Street, tional tool?fdrth'epurpose. Tires ''~! Buatnesa activity creates a demand for bimincHB. expert*. This la rally deraoii- occupy it. " hour drama entitled "Mr. Bob," and received that Mrs. Edmonds of Bridreton, atrated rlsht In our collcse, as, at tho present time, we have not a graduate ot 3," H.UU formerly Addle Rhlaebart of this plaeo, 'OHOBOKEN, N. J. of everj?. make,, supplied ion short both the Commercial and Shorthand Departments without a ponltlon. promises to,be ?best productitlon in Individual and Ulass Instruction, Exceptional fftcMtiPB for placing graduates ; gtavtling, But True. • .\ many years. •'" had departed this life. Her romatna were M«1I Oram Promptlj- nilMl'.. ' notice^i.Prices very, reasonable. MissJ. Eva.WddeVwill entertain a few brought to this place on Monday after- In satisfactory position*. Erenlng Sections. Modern Mpthodn In all DupartmnntH. "If every one knew what a grand' modi* n30n"""r-^V---r:":-^"n^^-"^"7^^:vV: ~: ^:-::y:~ Experienced and Practical Teachers. Send tor List of StutfeuljT Employed v , Cll cine Dr. King's New Life Pills is," writes Mends at hor;hbmo onWaBhington stroot journal and Catalog.. • " , D. H. Turner of Dem psey town, Pa., "you'c tomorrow afternoon.' ,v ,\' MlBa Bertha Shartz Is visiting at Somor- sell all you have In a day. Two weeks* yilleanlPlainflald. Marcus Garrison, UBO have made a new man of mo." In- Ramon's Iron Tonlo adds tone and vigor Mrs. Ezra Nason Is entertaining Mrs. ;•, , TO\VNSBURY, N. % COLLEGE, ialUblo for confltlpatloD, stomach anc to every nook and corner of the body. Georgia Long of Clinton it'or a,w ook. --.-•. •--. P.O. HOPKINS, President, ^~~~ llvor trouble. 25c. at P. N. Jenkins! Large bottlea ft 00. F. N. Jenkins, Wanon !J Mian Medora Smith of Blair Hall Is Warren County Druff Store,. • County Drug Store. • , v •ponding Thabbaglvlng with her parents. Tho Star and Trl-WocHy •Wbnno^fiwr ron Fltte laat vltbalargori d Moster ms of the most 1 THE WASHINGTON STAR, WASHINGTON, N. J., THUItSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1902. PERSONAL MENTION. A DEAD CHINAMAN. NOT STRICTLY LOCAL DISCOURAGED Clothed ID Four Suits, Ills Mouth Kill- The expression occurs BO many times la A w'eck'a nt(.uru ui ilic niutciuciils ci v,!wi:S t:!cr, u Uiiiif !n HI*T«III r Notes of the Week's Happenings la Other letters from sick, women to Dr. Pierce; "I and t'lcn-y of Vlet««lP, H« was completely discouraged." And there '••"" Mhe People you Know. CoiiQtlcs and States. is always good reason for the discourage- The Surprise Mdse= CQ'S is Kxpected to Arrive Sufe- ment. Years of suffering' Doctor after ly lu 1'aratllBe. doctor tried in vain. Medicines doing Social Eventi ol the Six Days Briefly Chron Items ol Ocaernl Interest Picked Up Here and no lasting good. : The body of Bop Bins Lee started on Its It is no wonder Iclcd for Quick Perusal.. .-.':. loite J ttirney to CH titan, China, on Sunday, There, and Humorous Squibs. that the woman No*. 23.-d, and will flud a Oaal resting feels discouraged. place In the sacred land of hU aucoetor^ Thousands of •# Mhs Eetell/Bowers visited friends In The Baptist Home Society of this State these weak and Hackettstowb over Sunday. instead of the unhalbWdd soil of America. la endeavoring to raise fund's to erect a sick women have , Misa Ellen Flint passed a Tew d-iya luet Tho list rites and lncintatl.JDB were pel- now building far the comfort or Its aged found health nnd week with Misa FloEBieBowlby in Eaaton- formed on Thursday, Nov. 20 h, In Moore'd people. courage regained uadertftklng establishment, 829 Rico street, as , the result of Howard HildsrbniutoTSCMntan called Tho Mansion Houseatablop, Morrlstown, the use of Doctor Philadelphia, where the body >r ambalra- Piercc's Favorite GREAT RETIRING SALE! hflvo been leabed by W. H. Emery, tbo on bis old Washington friends yesterday. id, prepared for tho long tri^ Hop Sing Prescription. It Mrs. Victor Dalley and daughter are well known horseman and owner of the Leo waa u prominent porsoa tn Chinatown stallion Oarldou. establishes regu- spending two woeka In Newark and Roao- and died Nov. 6th at hla store In Race larity, dries* un- The latest U tho barrel trust. Articles healthy drains, Has Attracted More People's Attention Than Any Other Sale: vllle, atrcet, .bill on Tnunday, Nov. 20ib, tho heals inflamma- final ceremonies <-fuflua several times during the evening. We had thirty salesmen, b'ji not r,tar• "enough" to \icc6m- Pa., ia spending a fow days in town with grlnnod when sentence was pronounced. Crowdcr, of Rlplcy, her Bisters. He Is c lot be-1 for a lonp journey. On Uiiulcnlale Co.,Tctin, modate the trade. We were not at all surprised that they came so thickly, as our ridicul- hla head Is a little black cap, contrasting As the resutt of the recent recount, J. "My limb* nehed, lintl severe pains in Miss Mary Amerman has been 111 for tho with the ashy drab appearance of bis face. O. Fish, Democrat, has beon declared back nml lower part ously low prices were enough to bring people from one hundred miles away. past week at her home on East Washing- Ho hold) lu bis baids bis fan, and ou hia olected Mayor of Beverly by a majority of o( towels, with dif- ton avenue. breast lie his tooth brush and fine comb, a one vote Former Mayor E. S. Adams, ficulty ftt uritintbu. We are going to offer you the balance of our stock of brand new Mrs. Anna Moorw wild daughter, Miss courser comb, and wrapped with a piece the defoated candidate, may further con- ad •«»rttapa»a Mabel, spent soveral days last week In of paper string, bis playing cards, 52 lu tost tho election. New York city. numbor, about tbo width of a fan rib, and It U believed by many that Richard L. :B, Itnla Stewart of Broad three Inchea long, /--., Eowell, tho alleged defaulting secretary lU,lLlhi V. (llkhl. A ^«l, * ^ Ul* *lli ""*, "> ^.. "*~ **-» »^' Mr. and In Jatwnrv, loot. I wrote to Dr. R, V. Pierce, of street returned hone Monday from a Hop Lse will never get- "old. His over, of tbo MIllviUeStockBulldlDb-Association, n Ut coat has been carefully folded and placed llu&ito. >'. Y.. nnd received from him ka eleveUttern, visit In Newark. . in now In Canada. A report was' curront teUiticnie to try Jits medicines. 1ion, '- -'*- fiv*' e of. Clothing, Furnishing ^ In the cJtll.i. Betides those belongings, that Howell had committed suicide but bottler, six of 'ya\-orite I'rcscHin vial of 'Pel- Mlas Belle Mitchell of Johnston avenue, Hop Leo will have many others, including bis friends scout tho idea. . .:. .';..; •Goldeu Jleoical Discovery,' one Tblt—_. ' - —d Who has been ill with peritonitis, is on tho lets' and used one box of ' Lotion Tnblets' nnd his six chop sticks, black and BbowiDR George S. Woat, for tho past 2fteen years one of 'HenUiiK Smipoaltorics.' ami mil now road to recovery. signs of use, and six tea cups, besides oble Io work nt niivtHHig I want to. 1 hanks to surrogate of Camdon county, dropped you for your valuable meilidne ami kind navlce." Miss Arvllla Wilson of Wllkesbarro Is cooked rice. There will be many victuals dead in Camden last Saturday, He bad 0 Gc^od^ and Hair Wenk and sick •women are invited to visiting her sister, Mrs. Clark Beers, at too. A roasted chicken, a slice of cooked completed bis third term just a week be- consult Dr. R. V. Pierce, by letter; free. Mount Pleasant. bam, a quart of dried almonds, and a I All correspoiuluuce is lield (19 strictly fore. He was prominent ID Masonlo and ! private mid sacredly coiifitlentiul. Ad- Mr. Benjamin Frltta Is attending today pound of Chinese candy, resembling light other clroles and very popular. at the same low prices as those we started in with, and we feel confident that for the mer- brown fudge, and a quantity of other Chi- dress Dr. R. V. 1'ierce, Buffalo, N. Y, the sixtieth wedding anniversary of his A number of applications for grants brother at Peapack. nees viands. To quench bin thirst, Hop chandise you purchase of us you only'pay one-half what they charge you elsewhere-. We Loe will have a bottle of rice whiskey were discussed Friday by tho State Board •••••••••••••••••••••••••I Miss Sophia McCnllough of Delaware wrapped in straw bearing a -label written of Riparian' Commissioners. A New York j • M. would advise you to come as soon as possible to get the best choice as our stock' is moving was tbe guest of MissEstella Bo*era of in Chinese charficters. To scare the derU syndicate has a acbeme to build a number (J • Y\(> '* Bowerstown last week. away," finally at his feet are 200 " devil of hotels on the water front north of Cape • * * "^ very fast. • .. Mrs. Margaret Hahn left on Saturday flags," perforated papers, just about the May City and make it a fashionable aum-jj Every article you purchase of us is guaranteed ar. represented or your money back. : for a week's visit with her daughter, Mrs. size of his white and golden slipper, When mer resort. ! • , Our • Wm.Rlnee, In Hoboken. the winds blow, they say the papers will Daniel Harrieon Perrlno, who died In • Pie Business • Mrs. H. L. Henry of Polut Pleasant, Pa,) fly and flutter In the air and scare the New Brunswick on Saturday at tho age of • Was the gueflt of Mrs. Vi'm. 0. Totcson devils away as he makes his entrance into n" " jy-two years, cost hU first vote for •% is on S the celestial beyond. from Saturday until Monday. Ai.t ;ow Jackson in 1832 and voted tbo • ihe boom I S Mrs. John Carter and son, Charles, left About a dozen Chinamen participated in Htralgbt Domocratlc ticket at; every [ • Monday to attend the double wedding of the last rites on Thursday. A big iron ket- National, state aud ci y election sltco then * • her two coualos at Elizabeth. tlo was procured and with much ceremony up to his death. We bike our own and none J Think Of Buying Goods At One-half Less Than The 1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Cyphers of all of Hop Sing Lee'd prayers, written on It la believed that Presidont Georg? but the Best Ingredients enter J paper of dlflerent colors, and some tied on Newark are^vlsitlng/ihe former's parents, Baer of thu Raading and Central Railroad ^ into their composition. On J Regular Price. Mr. aud Mra^ame-:-'Cyphers, on School red Btlcks, were burnsd at the Chinamen of New Jersey will bucceed Alfred Walter j £ chanted; they also burned lnconso sticks. as president of the L^nigh Valley Railroad. street. 'Vj/A The kettle remained there Thursday night : George iQachoVift'gh Curl and Wilbur Francis B. Gowen, general COUHBGI of the SATURDAY, NOV. 2T [ : half full of ashes from Hop's prayers. Leblgh, iaaUo mentioned asapoFslblo suc- Oregar,' students at ^th^Trentc^iv Business After the body arrives at San Francisco, College, are BpCPdiL'^Viniitw'r'ijk at~thelr cessor of Mr. Walter. we will have for sale at 20c J the coffia will be taken to the Joss house Auditors who have been working on the per pie—Mince, Pumpkin and J homes in town. ^^\ "^ /"**" where more ceremonies will be observed. Mr. JoBlah S. Davtoou.- #.ad street books of tbe Stock Building and Lian; Cocoanut Custard. J The bo 3y is encased in an airtight copper Association of Mfllvllle havo found that had as a gue9t Sundayi"Mr.\'R. FyJEi? coffin, and will not reach Canton for burial II Patrick, Division Master Mechanic//" the $29,000 of the capital stock has beon paid Give ours a trial. • for about three months, meanwhile la dividends. The actual earnings of the g " Lackawanna railroad. prayers will be burned for him in the Josa SURPRISE MDSE. CO. association for the past six yoars hava • Mr. David. Myers of Portland, Pa., and house in Philadelphia. barely paid the office expenses. 15 Edward G. Nolan: • Mlaa Ella Myers of Delaware Bpent a few Mayor Lehr ofEiatonhassent ameEBige 5 days last week here as tbo guests of Mrs. ' News From Proctor's. PROPRIETOR. J EASTOIN, PA. J. M. Person on ^rand Ave. to the couucll favoring the granting of a That "nothing succeeds like success" franchise to the Easton & Phlllipaburg •••••••••••••••••••••••BoS Miss Clara Stewart of New York city IB shown every week io the prosperity of the Stoam Heating Compaoy. The object of expected here on Friday for a brief visit seven beautiful Proctor theatres in New the company ia to bupply steam beat to "----'-•-'""with frtendfl, after which sbeTwill leave for York, Newarft, Albany "and Montreal. stores and residences,'and In return tor the a month's sojourn with friends in Balti- Great throngs are attracted by the splendid franchise It agrees to heat the municipal more. and diversified programmes presented at buildings and give the city one per cent, Prof. Herbert England of the Union these modal pHyhou^s, and as a pleased of tho gross receipts. THE ENLARGED Theological Seminary arrived In town patron h a prolific advertisement the ALPHA PORTLAND CEMENT last week and will remain with hla par- vogue of the Proctor plan i-j dally on the Proceeding wore begun Monday In the ents, Rev. and Mrs. E. B, England, until Increase. •.: New Jersey Diatrtct of the United States Circuit Court to enjoin tho Pennsylvania Acknowledged by all builders and contractors Saturday. Tne F. F. Proctor Big Stock Co., in GLOBE STORE Railroad Company from removing from to be the best ever put on the market, is sold David I). Slater left Wednesday morning model presentations of ttie beat comedies, Its lines in this State the present telegraph is better prepared to accommodate its thousands of cus- to spend a few days with his aunt In Hack- dramas and melodramas, has possession of equipment operated by the Western in Washington and vicinity exclusively by the Flftfe Avenue, where Minnie Sellgman tomers than ever before. Plenty of room, well venti- ettstown. He will go from there to Karrs- Union. The Poslal Telegraph Cable Co.,; ... lated, good light, and well filled with the right kind or ville where he will spend a week with hi and William Bramwell are the leading! la trying to- get the railroad privileges1 L grandmother, goods at the tight kind of prices. We are now offering - Mr. George M. Dawea, who for more Montgomery Irvl-B and Edna Aroher -win the Wc-em Unlml. X Crawford baveth9 principal roles, and at An attamp*, it la aatd, will be made to- W.D.GUOCK, than two weeka past has been confined to divert the channel of the Eill von Kull at' his home with muscular rheumatism, and the One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street, BIG BARGAINS 1 Shooters' Island, opposite Mariners, Har- .'!.••'-'..:„„.';..,.-p^;j pf the' tims-t'j-iilf'-l'edj-I ^gradually where Adelaide Eel tn. and Ned .Howard bor, Staten Island, from the south side to -IN- Belvidere Avenue, Near Morris Canal, Retting better. Fowltr head the f ivorite organization. tbe north aide of tbe Island. A vigorous .\v.,.-.iil Continuoua Vaudeville of the beat class protest will be made by towmon who ply Justice nnd Mrij. John R.-Uudaberry lolds attontio i at ths Twenty-third Street A little cheaper than it can be purchased else- Will visit their son, Dr. Llndaberry, In between Perth Amboy and New York, | Cloaks, Ladies' Suits, Qrcss Skirts, I .nd at Proctor'a, Na jvark ; the Albany and and all those who use the Inside route where in Warren and Hunterdon counties. Scranton, next; week. The Justice is ar- riontroal tneatrss, on ths Proctot circuit, ranging hla business so that he can take a from Karitan and"'Prince's Bay to New giving alternateprogrammea ofvaudoville York. three days' vacation. and drAma. At tbo theatres where tbe Children's Dresses, Dress j Mr. and Mrs. R P. Cummins were in 'roctor Stock Co. baa possession, vaude- Tuborculotis hflB caused a loss of over New York soveral days last week. They ville specialties are introducad between 33,000 to the cattle raisers of the State in LUMBER, SHINGLES, SLATE AND ;•„••-,.' attended the 'wedding of Miau Lsulz at the acts of tbe plays;.-. - . "•' ;he fiscal year which ended Oct. 31. Tht Goods, Underwear ? ] Newark on Wednesday, and tookiiu Ihe report of' tbo State Tuberculosis Com- LIME ALWAYS ON HAND :::::: Horse Show on Thursday, mission states'that. 17,127 bead of cattle AND NEARLY ALL KINDS OF DRY GOODS. ! NOTICE FUOM LiUBACSS', : •• were impnrted into this State, durinE..the : •:-".••:-..'.:•. ftjr-: Henry-Atwater,"a^pron;Iacct-Nev? 'Gome in and see our newenlarged store whether you i York lawyer and Mr. James L.Wandling of past year. This la 5,593 .more than the im- You are cordially Invited to attend tbo portation the previous year. Of tbe cattle wish to purchase or not; you are always welcome. | New York were the gueats over Sunday of Grand Holiday Oponiag, which takes thelatter'asiater.MissMarearetWandllns, brought into the State 2i per cent, were /V/AiVWA : place on Saturday, November 29th. condemned by tbo commission. on West Washington avenue. The new Basement U filled with Toys- Tbe Pasaaic Grand Jury has brought an ALLEW CARPEN-TER, i ,;: .Miss Mary Ellen,'the daughter of Mr. Games, DollB, Horna, Drums, Ciilnn, "and Mra. John C. Hummer of Cranford Lamps, Cut Glass, etc., etc. Thera is Indictment sgafn^t William Malcolm, ihe 229 NORTHAM'PTON ST., EASTON, PA. | formerly of Broadway, wilt be united in wisdom in early aeleotlonB, Everything absconding Becrttary of tbe Mutual Build- •A BLOCK AXB A-HAU- liBLOW TUB BQOAHE. • sj. * CALIFORNIA^ ing and Loan Association. Malcolm, who marriage to, Mr. Richard Bolltho Gendal ii now, and thore are several things tbat W«H^—HH III W—*H—W^-*W—• "THE LAND OF FLOWERS." - on Thursday evening, Dec. 11th, at 8 will be aold early, tbat wo cannot replace was also city trersurc-r of Patsaic, is be- o'clock. later on. Come to the opening Saturday. lieved to have etoletiiinore than 575,000 be- Mr. and Mrs. Harvey H. Cole on tin WM. L&UBACH &SON, Eibton, Pa. longing to tho fitocbtiolders of tbo associa- mountain entertained as their guests on tion. They are mostly worklngmen and •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••« •••••••»••• will lose about all they^had invested. It Sunday Mr. and Mrs. ABI K, Cole and Where to Hpencl tbe Winter. JLBMEXICO. Ethel Colo of Montana, Mr. and Mrs. Mar- Is believed that Malcolm ia in Canada. | The celebrated Burt & Packard $4 Shoes vin R.< Cole, Mr. Edgar Cole and slater, CtiliFornia, with Its mild and delightful Robert A. McKioney, twenty years old, climate,, its ..bracing, atmosphere and i of Bifct Orange,.was^ billed w_hlleplaylne s Conducted'Toursf ^Tuesday ovonltig at th« .residence of hei luxurious vegetatibnils the ideal place."It T foolbiirgamo Saturday "afternoon; 1B aptly calltd the "Land of Flowers." parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney' Baldwin o Young McKinnoy was va member of the Then there la Old Mexico, with ita bull WatseBslng Y. M. O. A. eleven, which was v U I V/l\ft MrtMNUOJ O I yi\L» tivesin Newark, Mr. Slater will join hii and Hot Springs, Ark., are famous winter head and ho died a few minutes later, ,wife next week. Ho will also attend th L G. SMITHS MANAGER. ! GUY ADAMS, D. PvA. resorts, tho latter boiug-- the Mecca o v erhlbition of tho Fatibiors' Poultry Aesocia- many eastern sporting men during its rac Jacob HeiuHm of Eaaton, aged nineteen, I LackaWanna Railroad, '" i _ ' tion of New Jersoy while in Newark. ing meets, jumped from a Central railroad train while ;,;.Low'wintef excursion rates to all of the It wasI crowing ihB Crane .Htreet brldgB in I::. 74?;BROAD ST.f ;_; NEWARK, | J. - « : : :: , " Auiia Mellcfc-of Stewirtaville pos&od Jast 1 Elizabeth Thursdny night, and landed on V above points afo offered by the Lackawan- : ' Friday wlthMra. J. M. Kose. They hav na Rnilroad. Low rules are atao named to tho rocky bed of tho Elizabeth river forty " returned and, with MIBB Ruth Cllno of Nev to too many resorts In Florida, Georgia; feet below. Heisom was rendered uncon- ——•-—Village-find Miss. Joaephlne Barber.pl and Louisiana, either via the.all rail route scious by the fall but fortunately tbo water ;!' ',." stewartnvlll*>rareL,now MrrahdMra. J. M, or by the palatial coast line attiktners." was very shallow where ho struck antf he f} Kaae's gueBtB over Thanksgiving. ^Arrangements are also made for * the was rescued by a companion. An ambu- lT lance took the injurod man to tho goneral i Cure iiie Sick. ^.S-israSss:! : Our Blalrstown" correspondent report* UatQ8 Personally * Conducted Tours ...„ urteoii'a kiilfo. C hospital whore ho lies In a precarious con- I uuiu HID ciun. , ,,,1,u:er,,,,l,ll.,,ti.v.. i »•»« mji •«.- ' the marriage of Mr. Charlea, R. Uhlo, well Mexico," including meals, sleeping accom- 1 <5oI«oi,tafiVi.ll]!lH.»inml»ni. CnlcuraSolvcntl. A NEW MED1C1NB. ltonidlgi.- modations, guides and all traveling ox- dition. The police are detaining young Bttinu!. ulvcE licaltli to tlio liver, Midcurcebllloimcolic nnil conBtlpaltnn. Dr. Djvlu nouilliiir u nliveiclflii to come, coHHIIlt HIP, n RPKCIAI.Isr hi eur- ; .'.'„ : known .on; the baseball ,-fleld aa "Dick Hoisem's companion, who they think Kenneily anlii of It, "culciim yolvcnt 1, Uio outcotnc of my Ions cxjiericnco ng ft Miy- ,poua6a: ;"';::;.'/•- -."•"-•-•:-1-1- ••" •• - - ••-.- -.•.--••',;-. ~ Blclan ami SurccoH mi

•/•*r^ ^,v .-. THEWASHINGTON STAR, WASHINGTON, N. J., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1902. MR. CLEVELAKD'S -VIEWS TEE NEW GLOBE STORE.; THINGS SEEN AND HEARD. Kev. Theo. Hunier Allen Carpenter's Knlarged Eutoa Pertinent Remarks on Matters of He Ssys ;!he Situation U Rnch «R to f,or»l int*r*n- handsome garments now on display* and Thousands of persons... New Jersey, dltloa and rocovorod tbo morals ttdt Bhollatliuy would greatly add to tbo ap- Now York and Pennsylvania visit tlio _ justly feels proud of It. Tho fur depart* pearance of tho town and confer a favor promtsoa old-tltno aacccaa and prestige. mont is on tbo east side of thci store, bo- Cornish Factories every year to select I think, however, while wo can safely aa- on tbo Btoro koopors who object to baviuff their Pianos and Organs from tho Ira twoon tho cloak and dress goods depart- the Sldowalks III limit, in tlialr'^'pl»ubOf iiic 11 so stoe'e 'QiiVsys' en V»C*,V,'".TVisitors"™ "=§• Bumo that we aro not immediately throat* ments, while the silk department adjoins oned with a repetition of undemocratic a covered with a heavy fall of pea- are always welcomo and may view tho V|r tbo dro3s goods. Towards tbe front of tbo nut shells. . . entire process of manufacture from tho ^ hcrcay, thcro are palpable dangors to be etore the notion departments aro found, rousli lumber to tho finisnecl Instru- ivolded inho rejuvenation of Democracy Hosiery and gloves occupy prominont JU8TT0 AMUBE HIS Fill ENDS, ment. Wo aro GO anxious to encourage _ la oot to be obstructed, Tho movement positions la tbo front, and turning back On Its annual tour through the State, tho an inspection of our plant -mid machinery by our friends and patrons toward thin rejuvenation tends to a com- again, tho underwear and domcotics ap- street organ drawn by a largo homo stop- 0*1^-^ "that wo will cheerfully pay any Intending SPECIALTIES. plete abandonment of our late yield* ped in town long enough Saturday to civo . v **-*==->* _ purchaser's car-faro within a reasonable pear In ample sbelvlngs and counters radius from our town. Vouchers sent on I'ork Loin, .himi'mwii'Sniinnite, Fn*nli Ilit'l, Ing to tho tempting expediency, as against along tbo wcntorn portion, extending as tho residents a chanco to learn tho latest •;, itniiHlM nml Sti>nkM, popular selections. Tho organ Is a whole application with full particulars as to Smoked Mcntu, Iliiuon, CIIICKCIIH, lite. Pcv. Tbrodoro Hunter, pastor of the a firm adhoronoo of Democratic doctrines. fur down as the now addition. Thacontn transit, route, etc. Como and see us lM1«Imi* sa ***" -Cnmberrlw* ' =*» Citron. PrL'sliyturitiu Church, Gruensburg, Ky. "The condition necessitates, In my aisles of the atoro are fringed with numer- orchestra combined and the Italians who whether you buy or not, ••••-.••.' UmiiK'-H. U>inonii nml Nutx. =S writes: opinion, both In tho enunciation of plat- ous amalU.able<) containing attractive dis- operate tho machine aro prosperous look- TVlicn you buy a Cornish plunn nr oruan on tho *' II gives mo much pleasure to form principles and tbo selection or can- plays of fancy feminine wear. Ing. One young uiau In town, becamo so Cornish Pt&n you nwlvn nn Instrument—ox- Flour, Fi'i'ii, Uriiln, Hnl«-.l liny anil Salt didates, a sturdy and determined march enthusiastic over tho music that he assisted -• e IllWHJH Oil lltttlll. . Mule tliutl Imvo received great The now portion Is a flno, well lighted, to tho goal of substantial and thorough airy building, and Is a groat addition to tho Italians In turning tho crank to tho bonelll Trom tho use ol'Dr. David amusement of bis friends. ^ \ Kennedy's 'I'nyorlto' Keiuc«ly. Democracy. In other words, I bellovo that tbo establishment. la fact, It makes a If, nftiT Urn year's ttiiil, you nronutt-allsflLil.aiKl If tao Democratic party Is tempted, under THE HORSELESS" wolfDBR. Ilio lustmnicnt lmcft to us, wo will refund Oxford's Grocery Some ihiic H«O I liml a scvero new btoro out of tho former Globe, and yot t and (he freight chars a mistaken apprehension of the. moaning the stock la such that thcro Is still need of Iloraos pricked up their cars and citizens wllh interost ftt 3lx per cent. If you l>iir- uiitick of kUlncy trouble- imt a of tno rovlvalof tho trao Democratic son* cl)U-.o \\v> will do aiiytliiiii; In reascn In UioinntttTi f few holtlcs »f Dr. I>nvil:idcK'r trouble in any form, diabetes. bcedlossarroganceoftho Republican party. montathatgo to build up a community plied : "Five mlUs an hour If a policeman Urijiht'a disease, rlicimialism, dyspepsia, "It may as well bo fully underetood that and make It strong and Belf-eustainlng. la looking, but fifty miles an hour if tbero ?c/,cniii nr any form of IJI'KHI ilihwise, or, uny party promising such relief cannot Mr. Carpentor, in conversation wltb a are no bra°s buttons in sight." FAR EXCEL irii woman, from th?sickm^sus peculiar calculate that,the people are In the mood representative of tbe STAR a few daja ago, A SPECIMEN OF IMPOSITION, io your sex, and nro not alreadv con- to bo deceived or cajoled By tho tricks of 'm^': "«"T OWO mai,y of my Wlneuqnatl' A group of men were discussing tho vinced thut Dr. David Kennedy's Favor* expediency. The movomont now undory [ honorable townsman, Mr iio Itniii'dy in the inedicino yn-: nr-cd, fic(lt ona t0 your abuses of charity and how difficult it was ALL OTHERS roil niiiy Iiavn n trial bnllle'; bsfiliitely, wnymuatbo pursued with thoroughness, A, w. Crovollng, for whom I clerked to reach tho deserving poor, whon ono of THE NEXT STEP Yeo, wiih u valuahlo medics I ]iampli'jt, couBlatoncy and honesty. Thcro need bo aevoral yoara. I WOB acquainted with dl- tho men suddenly exclaimed: "There ! in wifely preparation is to prepare tot no fear that a radical return to true Dem- j moat evt)ry mttIli woman and child In sow. a a colored mnu Into thut saloon, who in this line In patt'cular and that by .sending your mime, wit l.* post oilicc What Shejay Expect. motherhood.' Preparation by the use our cooking in general is all that addresslo tfiL> Dr. Duvid Kennedy C»r- ocracy la dangoroun to Democratic succe8j.towuandviciLi:y *.t that time, and maiiy I know for a positive fact borrowed fifty of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription will innitirjn, Kuudout, iS. V., mentioning 1 could be de>ired. The history of tho parly abundantly shows ar0 atm my Wflrm fr] cents to go tho minstrel BIJOW a couple of The Goal'of Lovo is Marriage 'ive bodily strength and mental cheer* Ihi.-i piipe-r. bat it is only departure from principle weeks ego, and the esmo duy bis wife ?ulness. It will oanish that feeling of We also sell oysters for tamily All tJrtiKKUtH Htill Dr. Davlil Kennedy's ind yielding to temptations of expediency Ills Hind Parts Too Limber. called on tho overseer of the poor and told and tho Goal of Marriage fear and apprehension which so many use. Our trade amonp the most I'livorlti! ItKini'ilv Hi the XKW no CENT SllSK ;hat havo brought disaster. An accident which caused considerable women suffer from at this time. It will particular people of town is grow- .ml lliu rfK'ul'tr $1.00 H!ZL> bottle. a pitiful story cf her husband btii>g sick "Tho hopo of too Democratic party lies discomfort to a number of the members of is Maternity- encourage the appetite, induce refresh- ing so nldy, that we are com- and unable to work. She was given food ing sleep, and make the baby's advent pelled to'brlieve we are Riving In tho Inevitable discovery by oar people the Daughters of Liberty council of Wasa- and other nsslstance, while the huiband, a >flts bonenclont alms nnd purposes. Al- Ingtori, happened Thursday evening. The practically painless. more and better oy-ters tor the big strong man, Inatecd of worttire to Etip- When a young man and young woman "I was pleased that Dr. Pierce an- money than any other dejkr. •oady tho beneficiaries of the high protoc-i ladles and their escorts were riding within port bla family, goes around 'touching' are very much in love every step of life swered my letter," writes Mrs. C. W. ;lvetarlQ'are so reduced In number, and three miles of Callfon, where tbey had citizens for the price of theatre tickets and they take is timed to the music oF the Young, of"at South Regent Street (Lee tho benefits derived from protection are HO been invited as guests of the Califon coun- drlnkfl." "And let me add" aald tho wedding march. The happy consumma- Park), WUkesbarre, Penna. "I had PETER CRANNON. palpably lessened, even as applied to tho cil, when one of the horsea attached to speaker, "there are a number of others In tion may be years away, but down the several mishaps before my husband per- selfish Interests of those who have hereto- tho carriage became unmanageable and town of about the same calibre." path of the years the clear eyes of love suaded me to take your medicine. My Order your Thanksgiving fore Insisted upon lta continuance, that broke the shaft. As no other conveyance discern the spot which some day they back used to almost break when at work supply here. STREET STANDS SHOULD 00. shall call home. And when the mar- and I would get sick at my stomach and they aro inclined to receive with favor the was at hand, tho Indies had to fcot the "Why don't this town do the Bamo a8 throe miles remaining, and arrived at their riage is consummated and the home have such headaches I did not know adoption of tho Democratic doctrine of a Paterson Is doing?" eaid a visitor the founded another thought begins to fill what to do; they used to set me nearly tariff for revenue. The popular appre- destination much later than they expected' other day. "Tho authorities of Paterson the minds of wife and husband, a crazy, and I used to dread to get up, I hension of the ...evils of aggressive expan- One of the male members of the party have driven the street fakir but of buai- thought that lies too deep for words, felt so bad. Then I began taking your sion, and Its Incompatibility with what baa volunteered to take the ''honed ^back.to^^i^tto^nT'iind^'hrmwrtantaare- the thought of a cooing baby voice, of -medicine.-. -•Wlle-l'-baby: was'.'expected -I- took it all the time I was that way. I The First National always been regarded as safe American- Washlngton and get another carriage to fram, reaoIutIoi:fl of thaDka to tbe city' «9 Ism, Is constantly growing and cannot fall felt fine all the time and I never get bring tbe party back from Caliron after Lfflolala> it IB not fair to the atrVokeepen those duzy spells now. I hardly ever Bank of Easton allows to become, in tho near future, a most im- tho entertainment. After getting tho Io f any toWD to aHow atrangerB toBellarti- have a nervous headache anymore. I portant factor in tho political thought of second carriage he drove the horaoswithout ]e8 from H cart or wagon wh|le the mer- have a perfect romp of a boy; he is tha our people. I accident until ho came to tbe scene of the j ^aV^are paying rent and taxeo for the light of our home. I am now twenty interest on time depos- 'Tho tremendous growth of trusts, the first breakdown and then, the same horse Ipr jv|iege of BOlllDE-goodR anO'are sup- years old and my baby is almost eight mmenee business aggregations and the! which smashed the first pole, balked pOrters along all ottio-••line's/'"* months old. I feel well, and weigh 18a manner in which they stifle healthful again, and to tbe surprise of the driver pounds, and the baby 23^ pounds. We its, computed by calen- shot his hind hoofs in tbe f'ir^nd put tbe feel very grateful for the good your med- competition and throttle individual enter- icine did for'us. We'gre both ' '~ prise cannot long pasa unheeded by the second vehicle out of commission. Both The friends of Addle R., wife of Mr. voters of the land. The stupendous gov- carriages had to be "towed" to town. Stewart W. Edmonds, will regret to learn dar months, at 3 per irnmental extravagancs that now prevails of her death, which occurred In Bridge- FOR BABY'S SAKE must at length be appreciated by the The Orphan ABylum Scandal. ton, N. J., on Friday last, at the age of 23 years. The funeral services were held In the use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip- cent, per annum people as not only a drain upon their The Rev. William F. Johnson, the for- tion is advised for all expectant mothers. * earnings and accumulations, bat as a most mer superintendent of the Howard Color- the Baptist cbnrch ab Junction on Mon- It not only helps the mother but help! F0R day, with interment in the adjolnlDR " ' pernicious example calculated to undor- ed Orphan Asylum in Brooklyn, haB offered the child. All the child's strength must .cemetery..,1.., '_...";..:..: ...... - 1 mine the love of wholesome economy to turn over in trust to the city bin-{6,000 the patter of tender baby come from .the.mother,--* Favorite Pre- among our citizens. These topics and home In Brooklyn and his other property, feet and the music of happy scription » gives the mother strength to to cover the money misappropriated by baby laughter. •;-, giveiher child. AAAall others which might be mentioned, and , There is no alcohol in "Favorite Pre- the abuses connected with them, should his subordinates ID the Institution, A re- The " and it is absolutely bo bravely and uncompromisingly dealt cent Investigation by Comptroller Grout's with by the Democratic party, aa'they all experts showed that there has boen gross Papers Involve Democratic principle. •>.,, mismanagement of the affisrs of the home, "We should have auQiclent faith lathe for which, however, the old and nearly Problem of a GO TO I intelligence and rfghtmindedness of our blind superintendent was not directly re- countrymen to arouse a confident antici- sponsible. ,The matter is, now occapylnp; : pation that they will speedily, confide the the attention of the Kings county Grand sake of her husband and her home. v. /v; /*Ie;HER'S, Jury. It Is said that some members of Tired Mother GLOBES AND treatment of these vital questions to the •.>'•'•'• HOW TO PREPARE. Johnson's owa family are Involved in tho 102 S.-ThlriSVEaston, Pa. party which satisfies them of its Intention One of the marvels of pur time to deal with them in an honest, unequivo- scandal and that the surrender of his prop- is the .way in which the average cal and patriot io manner. ^ erty M*;:-.the purpose of savin? them, If UNDERWEAR possible, from criminal prosecution.— mother carries all the burdens of mine the.health and strength. Regu- "I see only hope and confidence In the social, benevolent, church and larity should be established, disagreeable -AT- future of the Domooraoy; but this hope Hackettstown Gazette. and weakening drains must be stopped, CHAS. FORCE and confidence Is baaod entirely on the family life. weakness must be cured. 101 Broad Street, belief that tho party will be true to itself The Stereoptlcon Entertainment, It's no wonder that nerve '"I. have taken six bottles of Dr. and true to its profession of devotion to Although the rain prevented many frqTi Pierce's Favorite Prescription," writes WASHINGTON, N. J troubles attack the mother—-how Miss M. Fyfe, of Orilla, Simcoe Co., G. W. BEERS' tbe welfare of the people." attending the stereopticon lecture RJveii can she help being nervous-,. Out., "and two bottles of the ' Pleasant under the auspices of tbe A. 0. XJ. W, at especially while the little ones are Pellets,' as you advised for congestion of Ladies* Kid Gloves, alt slmdes, .... A Great Meudow Industry. the Opera Houao Saturday eveoln?, Lhose the uterus, and for weakness, and can per pair, 08e.-^--i# The mystery surrounding tho shipment present were well repaid for going, The so troublesome ? $ safely say that your medicine has been of several carloads of muotc or peat from entertainment was under tbe direction of tbe means of restoring me to good health Ladles' Moclm Gloves, nil shades, No woman can endure the the Great Meadows to New York Is ro- E. L. Oobb, Special Deputy Grand Master strain of her housework and two again, which I had not had lor over three per pair, $1.00. vealedinthe New York papers' desorip: Workman, who is organizing a branch of years;' until taking your medicine. I or three little ones unless her thank you for your kind ..and prompt at- Lndios' Goll' Gloves, 25c"to"49c. tion of succossfal experiments In produc- the A. O. U. W. in'this town.: Hayward'a ing .fuel from _p6at._._TheBe_exporImeLt3 ... furniBhed music. __The_ater digestive powers are unusually tention to my letter asking advice." H_pr. Piercers Favorite Prescription rcueaura iuruiuauu UIUBIUl . iu« _2i°»w | " „ r,, * , • . , w'eremadeby'a^ollknown Bolentlstwltttjoptic LmanUiacurc^orcc meets the needs of women" atevery pe- Ladles' "All "Wool Underwear, riod of life. It is invaluable in that the ppea t sent from Danville. Capitalistp s iovved by addresses by Hon. J. Alpheue enough to Stand the Strain.' Kray and .while, 08c. have been Interested and It 1B likely that Van3Ant, P. M. W., Mr. Blankborn and We can suggest one thing that transition period when the girl .-.becomes 1 Mr. Cobb. Mr. Gobb aunbunced thattblrty .a woman, establishing regularity and pro- Imdiee Cotion Unilcrivcnr, an oven will be built on the ground for the will surely help her, and it isn't a" moting the general health.. It dries of- NOT.CK. purpoae of developing tho IdeW- The peat men had sent In applications for member- drug poison either/ It is Vinol, fensive and enfeebling drains, heals in- In tlie matter ol tlio PHtutu o( 1 Hiilo to Bin Ladies' Kxt.rn Size Underwear, la dried, the by-products removed arid 8blp and tb'at by the time the branch was, .-^- - ; , .1 flammation and ulceratiou and cures Henry St. Cox, Destined / Crciiitors. 25c toip'e. under heat and pressure It is turned out in ' orgintaoril/beo. 2nd., he expected. tho ma.dmadee by az new process trom that female weakness. From the time of the Purmmnt to tliu order'of'tho Surrogate ol first change froiii girlhood to womanhood tho County-ur Wnrreu, intuit; on tlio nliit1- p wonderful Misses' and Children's Under- ; until the last change of life, in all the teentH day oi-NoTember, A. I), nineteen lmo- contor. It can be produced for $2 a t jn I mr, Oobb will receive applications for j(;'s ^ true tonic, <] red and two, notice'in hereby atven to - wear, 10c to 25c, ~.' ... and wililll producerd s nrnohh heahat and laslst as memborsalbl p ttjtttle weekk' at thth e St.St'' ClcuCli Vinol is pleasant to taste, " goes weakness of womanhood and trials of erHotiH having clatmH ttKiiitiHl tho cntate _ long as hard coal. On.tbo west Bide of tbe Hottl.- motherhood Dr. Pierce's Favorite pre- SIcnry M. Cox, late of the County of Warren right to the spot," nourishes and scription is a true woman's friend. It deceiiHud, to preHent tlit> MUIIU to theHUliHcril meadow, largely owned by Mr. Davis, the 1 ur, IIIH uM.-uuUir, on or before the nineteen tl Wisdom oC tlio helps the food, to nourish, is splen- makes women strong and well. - day of AuciiHt, A. D. nineteen hundred am deposit of this muck or poat is absi'ut air "It is a pleasure for me to recommend Tbe invitation to consult DrrP.ei«i UirwTlieti'iK* 'nine months from tho date of tn : 1 fttild order; and any creditor neKlectlnt,-1 1 feofc deep ami ILo Li*at$ri&l 555msabundant :did=fdr^nursing.--.mdtHers-and-alI: your - iiiciUciue, -'• Favorite -'Prescription .'- -••.uy-"l«tUr-//Ve"i5";not=to-:fce~ conf6undci-=; 1 lirliitf In and exhibit IIIH or her ulalniH untie for many years. I! whloblaalareofioolaloswelUB fralernal t;rcci out j,orae helpers. I havLve and 'Golden Medical Discovery, " writes with the spurious offers of medical ad- onth oralElrmatlon, within the time MO llnill (>d, will be forever barred of IIIH or her actlo "Recently tho ,owner of theiPegg faym organization, haB just purohBBed Olio of , , . f , ' , , •,• Sirs. Rhoda Russell, of Corbe't, Navarro vice which are made by irresponsibla nga1iiHtthe*iild executor. sank a wolUncf after, , goinggg through/tbg / o OornlBh'a upright concert grand pianos, 'Ound It Sate: antt good lor ailin, Co., Texas. "I had suffered for years persor.3r.-without knowledge or.;profes- •• . •./•, .. . ,TO3Rl'H'll. COUNISir,' stylo "Colonial," In Ensllsh .juariorod children. _ With Vinlax to correc with a disagreeable.drain and other fe- eional experience: '•'•.' muck he struck a peculiar clay formation ; : •"•- Dated: Xov. lOl-lOO^.r:- l£^v:Kxecutor. that waa not exhausted in thirty feet :of oak ciao.whloh la one b:Tth"o" ham!»ouic3l,-the constipation, it-has put y.-hole I'r'H reopO.OO. & lnstruiuontB ever Bhipped from their fac- families in this place on the road A/DAVIDSON digging.' He sent a quantity of the clay to medicincs have done me more good than and those looking forward, to marriage EYESIGHT a well known tiro brick manufacturer 'and torlesr TLo probRbllllloB are that this t~ IVen.ltll. Used in time, it saves will find Dp. Piercfc'a Common -Senna,, all else. I took nine bottles of ' Favor- 11 SPECIALIST he pronounces It the beat material known beautiful piano wHl bo the monus of in-' • , , , ^'^n,iw ite Prescription1 and sis of 'Golden Isfcdical Adyiser ai\ invaluable guide to' - for the purpose, \\filr. Pegg is authority troduolng to the favor.bld&Ucntl.n of nervous break-downr^-our money Medical Discovery.' " Had it not been health and happiness. This^great work:; ' Eyes examined free. Glasses scientfflo y for tho statement -. that the manufacturer lka Lodge thoto cele- ,back if you don't find this.truc- for' DrSJ'ierce's medicines 'no doubt I containing looS large pages, is sent /rt$ r ~: ^llflttoa^::" 1 on receipt of stamps to' pay expense of ' - Prol. Williams' Botanical Remedy Is anxious to more h!n plant' from--South . * Tho. inBtr^nent waa .would..htive suffered .continually the rest ; ! Made o. ttootn, UerbH, UcrkH, llerrlca, Thoaeands of satisfied customers. shipped on ^ of this^wo'oli and will of my life. I shall always praise these mailing only. Send 21 one-cent stamps ' Jersey to tbe Meadows and that it la en- preparations. The cost of them is so lit- for the book in paper-covers, or3i stamps': -•JENKINS',.WASHINGTON, N. -T. - tirely, probablo that such a movo will bo bo first used al ft HiR clasa'^entertBimnont -Warren Co. Drug Stare -for. thc_clotti-bound volume. Addrest1 I-tie"compared with the good I felt,:yet, I. 7 "'QMFFISNS', I'HILLlI'HBOKn, N..J. •-..The. BTAit and Trl-Wookly Now York mado in tho near future.—BackettBtown to ho Riven by the Elta to their frlouds on Mall Orders'"•Supplied", Sr Perrlldilc;"owe you for what you have done forme." Dr7R. V; Piefce.Bnffalo,"N,y," :.r: "" - PRIOR 50 OKNTS. «---;. l Thanksgiving Eve. '\ Express Paid. Tribune, {2.25 por year, In advance. ( Gazette,"..-. '.:. • ''. .. ;' ADDITIONAL PKKSONALS. • uXHILDREN OBSERVE. ^ [Ccr.Hn'tfil frr>mpagti S) -- A Transfer Card The Pupils or the Public School Unite Mrs. AWln HobtrUon la Improving from Greater Than Any New York Store. herrtcont lllmw. Our Restaurant QOLLECTS almost automatically M'H. Jamrs Quttck Is visiting her daugh- : : Program Yesterday. IS conducted alone the very strict- your purchases into one pack- Tho High Bohool, Grammar and two :r,Min. Wilson Dullt-y. roomo ol tho Intermediate department t>( Mr. WlllUm Shields entertained Mr. est lines of cleanliness—every age—they save time and trouble. the publics BObool anltod *nd held oxerc!*** Ely of Newark over Sunday, feature of good cooking Is exempli- Ask for one during the Holiday appropriate to Thank*BMnff Day In the, Mr. Wctifay O. Bowen Is bomo from HAHNE O MethodlBt chapel yesterday afternoon.' Princeton University for o»cr tho holiday. fied. Drop la when shopping here. rush. Tho students acquitted themselves with Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Sawn of Port Col* Prices are right, rest assured. flS-CHOICE AS GREAT AS IN NEW YORK. credit and the occasion was a pleasant one don received ftom the Btoitc a Rlrl baby, to all. Alfred D. QroS, of the senior clm« ycoterday. •••-."...... presided and announced tho program Mutors Edward nnd Euseno Opdyko After singing "Come Thou Almlghtj 11 were Sunday guests of Mrs. Frederick King the presidents proclamation was UoberUon. / read by Wm. Bull. The pupils of Gram- mar 0 gave a flno rendering of the 103J Mr. and Mrs. U-Iah Fcx of Taylor utrimt are hupp}* over tho arrival of a tny baby Opening of Holiday Goods Psalm and woro followed by twoko pupils of Gr»uim»r 2,rrho s*vf* " recnonslvo read- |oi) Monday. ing which received a deserved round o MIM Nlta ITufl\of Trenton Is being on tertalned forn fewtl*ys by Mr. and Mrs. applauseio., AA hlstorlcil rrovleo w ol th< THE GIFT-GIVING SEASON IS ALMOST HERE. wrlom nattbnil fuHsU whloh havha « pjop - I Albert Kurd on Broad street. coded our own festival and on acccuut off Mr, Wilbur Bo*s of Newton Is numbcrc pvNLY a few weeks more and the rush will begin. Is it not wise to anticipate your needs now, when thoThankselvlncof our own lathers by among tho visit era In town this week, John It. Frlttfl, of HlRh School-', was read. bolng the gut at of his brother, Mr. J. Van This was original and reflected credit on everything is new and lines thoroughly complete? We've made extraordinary preparations for the the nnthor. NextOm Scott cave a realis- nil"* May Faeh will Icavo this evening t tic description of "Tho Thar:b«i;l?inn resume her position as stenographer in FcMt." • the tillce of A. T. Skerry & Co., Now coming Yule-tide and the This was followed with a sons by the pupils of Intormedhto N'o, -1, "Orertb'o -UWB Fray and Com Thompson of River and Through tho Woods." This Dover are visiting their Brand pa rente, Mr. FORTY-FIFTH CHRISTMAS DISPLAY wan a happy hit and was npprecMed by and Mrs. Joseph C\ Thompson,, until every one. Robert SeBbury savo every Monday. will not be excelled by any establishment in the world. In every nook and corner of our great new store one a very oarne&t Invitation to "Keep Mrs. alary Oiidykc, MrB. Eugono Hazol, TbanbsRtvlnc Day." Next Pella Caswcll Mrs, Arch Opdyhe and two children woro and Martha Putiler gave a neat rcprt'seut* mum 14 of Mrs. Frederick Robertson on fltlon of tho old lady nl houiu with ull her the Holiday spirit is apparent. Children, *uut the youngest, crown and Thursday, away, thinking of tho lonesomo .Thanka- Mr. and Mrs. Charles ftl. McCIoud nnd No Need of Going to New York—Our Store is Santa Claus' Headquarters. -' giving, but letters arrive as forerunners of cwo sons of Philadelphia arrived in town a happy reunion. Helen Sexton then eavo lant nlgtit tor several dujb' utay with Mr. an amufhiR version o( "ThankpclvluK Tur- iml Mrs. JoaephU, Thatcher. key," showing how easy It is to "lose one's Mr. Thomas Fox, formerly a resident of Dolls by the Thousands. Toys for Everybody, Games that Instruct, Books that Entertain, I head." She was followed by Euth Jenkins thi:hls burough, was married ttoo Miss Ella who recited "Thanksgiving Dinner" In a McCarthy at Hoboken yestorday. Mr. creditable manner. Fox's friends wish him and his brldo much Grammar No. I then sane ''When happiness In their new state. Open Evenings on and After Decem- Grandma. Puta Her Glaussea On." Next Mr?. Howard Morgan and two llttl Open Evenings on and After Decem- Ella Inscho recited "Tho Puritan's Thanks* daughters of Stroudsburg spent tho past ber mil Until Christmis. giving," a celebration of Oov. Bradford's week with her sister. Mrs. John C. Wellor. -. time. The first two rooms of High School Mr. Morgin joined his family on Saturday, ber 17th Until Christmas. nnited la fllneins "The Sins of the Pll- nnited la fllneins The Ss bl t and all returned on Sunday. gram Fathers" In R^mnncr creditable to Messrs. Joseph D. Johnston Walte their training, The pupilsof Intermediate Albert and Irving Laneo of Newark, an< Santa Claus Will Answer Let- No. 3 gave as n concert recitation "The A. B. Frltta nnd Prank Grcfi'of New Yor LandloE of tho Pilgrims" and followed are hf>ro to cat Thanksgiving turkey wit with a catching song "Thanksgiving their parents. Tho latter Is aceompnnle Bring the Children to ters Written to Him and Goodies" which was deserving of tlie applause it received. Addle Kinohart read by a Mr. Ilarwood. Mr. Johnston will no "The Signal" which pleased the audience return till Monday. Addressed in Our Care. as did Riymond Woodrufl's version o "THE METROPOLITAN' STORE.'V See Santa Claus. " Grandma's PumD-ktn Pie." " Merry LAUBACHS1, EABTON. PA. Autumn," by Louhe Barber, was a recita Come to the Grand RolldiyOpeningSat- The only really lavish dis- tlon showing that the d%ys of autumn nr urday. November 29/h. We have been We give old and young by no moans " The Saddest of the Yenr.: Carolyn Kauffman descrlhecdescrlhedl "Ou" Ourr FirsFint | months preparing for this Holiday Saason play of Christmas Goods Thanksgiving Day" In a spirited recitation! and you will be amizoil nt-tho larce col- alike a wide choice of anEEsgiving uu.y in n.D'----p., > "'uiitUfij I lection of Fore'gFore' n and Domestic Goods Dd Harriet Albert renrenderer d ier's here displayed. from all parts of the globe '' Corn Song" In a most fiihfinished manner, Make tb'U store your headquarters. Christmas presents. fhe exercises, were concluded by singing Special Music has been engaged this week and shown in the most com- "America." r yoar entertainment. The primary pupils and the pupils of WM. LArn\cH & SON, Easton, Pa. the Intermediate rootna bad separate ex- plete store in the world. ercises In tho school building. Warren county Democrats will meet at Come in the m o r n i n g; the various election precincts between 2 Mr. Jamea M. Griffith, of Honeybrook; , and 3 o'clock Saturday, to elect members Toys,. .Dolls, Games, Pa., father of Prlncipul J, H. GA&ih of of the County Executive Committss, ' onr High School, died Tuesday of general and civoid the rush. debility, aged SI. The funeral will be hold Job WtUUtflB- *M murderer, was hung Books, Candies and every- QnSiturday. He Is survive! by a family yesteMaV ftt BridSeion. The murderer's of eUaans and one daughter •• mother has arranged to bury the remains thing that pleases. "'^ under the doorstep of her home, to pro- Please take small pack- At the concltUtou bf lk> "two days' tect it from being stolon by gHoute, BBEstoaof tboite^ ^ofsp-y Grand Lodge,

inde^enpent Order of Odd Fellows, at It is said that thranzh the effwts o Trenton, fhHrad?.?, the following officers | several icQuonttal citizens, the young ni& Best Ventilated and Best Lighted ages with you: were electod and Installed: Grand master, who assaulted Night Operator Tyac I at the Lackawanna station, a week ag Store in the Country. Chester T-otnaon of Clinton; deputy erand | last Sunday, Lave made a settlement wit iBMler, E. L. Rose,Cape May Court House; the operator and they will not be arrested grand warden,, E. L. Pearsali,, Newark;; Since the uljht of the assault, the youn< grand secretaryt , Lewis ParkerParker , TrentonTrenton-- h -'-J — grand treasurer, Joseph R. Deacon, Bor men have bkr very much worried ore dentowo; grand representatives, C. Flem ';-.farrest, and they have] Everybody. Games that Instructjooks that Entertain. ; t, Gliwsboro, and Henry Melc-ah, ;hfen buiy Betti c"their* friouda to inter ~" •""-•—-:-'-r ••• in Jersey City. Tho first meeting of tbe Board of Health since last June was held Tuesday evening, Tbe usual rou'.ine butiuesa was transacted and tbe graUfjing announcement waa made that not one case of coatageoui disease.bad been reported in the Boroug You Don't Need to Think GIFTS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. since tue last meeting. In fice, .of U' FOR EVERYBODY. numerous cases of contesior: In surrcur. Never before in the history of this establishment ..; ing towns, this Is a remarfeable sho ,\ Ing fo Washington. At the next meeting of tho have such preparations been made for the No matter what channel your 1 Council "the Mv^c>>« ill:- appulut • a.; new thoughts may enter, come to Santa member of theJHealtli Board to succeed ; •WJietyy^afnome, personal or gift- the late Dr. Ccx. - : 1 Christmas Gift-ping Claus' Headquarters for suggestions. "MAD ANTHONY" WAYNE. lCp f;:i|lii;iCOLD '«HEAD| giving requirements are in mind. as this season. There'isn'l-a-TQYv-BOLL^GAiME. There's thousands here and our [ I7c i\"os t lio SiLiio^ti Coolost Soldier ^•U^Tu Dn K«l.sts or by uinil; f rinl SI Come to us—come to a store that is or BOOK that cannot be• found chere, and at less In Wnniiliietti»'a Army. i cent* l-.v mull. people are ever ready to lend assist- John It. Spears iti Harper's jloroon- ;A' DltOTHKUS, "iC Wurrt'ii St., N> th'e most complete in the country. price than in any store in the world. Btrates that iloiiural Wayne, commonly ance. One of the appealing features- bnawn/as "Miul Anthony," was iu PUBLIC SALE Our wagon delivery service covers a BRING THE CHILDREN IN NOW. reality, the' sanest, coolest EoHllor io of this store is the Price Tags. There's T\*L\nhln:;ton's nriuy. (1, \ li big radius, and when we cannot ASSORTMENTS ARE COMPLETE. ' rhey calle'a the bcro of Stony%?.;i.nt no haphazard work here in their end the .Mauraeo rspkls Had Anthony reach you by wagon we deliver at Wayoe," Baya''Mr. Spears. "The title FARM STOCK ; se men H u was originated by an Irish soldier wh your railroad station. . No charge markings. The narrowest margins -srhad;bee!i.«.wtifiiitul.ln the Kuartlhousest Our Amy : ^ ^ 1 the order of tho general, aud If^ v:;^:^.-;.^— g——.j,—n i mi iutO~—--:~-^U~-—^~" orprofitslTre' added~t6"-'cost;-"thatiis 1 The heira-at-law of Michael Uj.QnBUU., ' either way- Sur mlinbrderaepart- B orin .^..talceu^jip_by_tlie people because of .the decepseel, will fiaU at public vendue all a Fairy Furadluo.^ v :. .TfildTliritliuslHS m ;:~aiici"^ determination the live stock, farming implements, ; merits is jiist" as "prompt as Uncle -what has made this store famous.. .TVltU ivbich AVayne led his men when etc., contained upon their farm in tbe jSy-'B R I NOT HP C H I-L DREN. tho supreme motuunt of battle eamc. istern section of Sam's service., . But observe that when tbe^.*ar of tho ...' Revolution iniitendod ho 'ranaacltcd his- Washington Borough tory' Cor accounts of battles that ho -1 ON '•' might learn inllltary tactics, and he. gave his days to.the training of his Saturday, Nov. 29 neighbors.''tAt Stony Point he,led his .sSr-inen In spite of bis wound, but In pre- commencing promptly afc 12:30. The Newark, N. -^_paring for; the battle ho appealed to list includes a harrow, hayrake, corn ;: j "uuUivHfcoiS'—woablo^Vollorr^Key stone ^"~ tU6^prfde"'oV~ms^moif-by int"rriuing; theirs : threBher and cUUner, Keystone tread- 'clean shaved nnd with haUnvell pow- ipwer, cutting box, wiud mill, 2 forkp, •>, NUIS, ''.;•, deretV wiiilu the lu-clald plans lnclud- laySilielvings, 3, plows, 2 Bhovels, pick, • ed even tho slaughtei^of the dogs,,that crowbar, potato' pick, corn Bheller, ...... FIGS, DATES, r 3^bbeye,'::P,P iy;i_ bindnr, .^McCormick L-r^GRAEES,.- CANDIES. mover, Monarch drill, 2 ladders, DOH'Tf DUKH OKii\j!\ •. he ' charged1 the hosts of Covuwalll? I recently osmo into posaosaloncf ti£l of " PLUM PUDDING,' „«! with only'.5(10 men to back him; when Help in j(ND SMOKE YOUR LAMPS. " the celebrated Columbia Air Churns which THE FEAST OF MINCE MEAT, ETC. in OhlbV whi!iic: the honor of the nation1 3 Horses I want to dispose of quickly, and COHHO- 1 Selecting Gifts.*; nunSho Mcliruttil ito-illnttlloaOU ol qmntly ttnvo put prices OD them that =• and th,e iiuegiity.of Its territory were The COWB are extra Out , and should ,THE YEAH..^. .F .LcouiaUUetl to his care, he took a legion. attract many, buyers. Also 2 heavy Our utolAcra the t-toitrat l«'lp Xhl Sanderson Oil should ctaHo them to BO like "hot CRket:' of 'boys and"iiiiscrwuits1 gatucrctl from waRone, 2 spring wagons, bURRy, light In ti-lmtlni! KilU K.r Clirl»uim«. 3 geKoa Blzo, |2.00, reeularlyf C 0& DainlvvianDainlv viand should, a/companacco y [J L U L-• wngon tongue, set light double har- ° All the liueflt noveltlert nnd tliu : . tlio slums ami trained (hem until tlidr. an^specialty Go.v 4 " " 3.00, " ',', 8.00. " tftt Tufkey. Not one:t,of ili ness, set heavy double harness, 3 horse highest grade "I ,W»lche!. le»elty. 5 "• » 6.00, " 10 00.!' .'. eUlli with the inusktl|U>. ".: Wv. prices att ourr speciaspecial ThanksgiTtanksgiyfng iRGCERX, etc. The farm is offered at private 1 ; 1 it either & 't .or'ciuvS^.'.V o»ii»iia«eothtm at.AmBr;,wa'sF«rn!-|offeringsoffe|.in . EveEverwy table may havha\e e :•• bacUw.optlB.:Indian llsbttTs: • ' \, ". SOle. -".::'..,,.-". ;".':-: ,-;• J;., „•„ 6T*TO\JARGK ; L.M. DAVIS, Prop'r v ritfltoiiH lov •IIIKII-KTIMIC LnhricnUnff Oils, i ni .. ^ p Wrdii(Yint«n 'A^n ".': """Mad "Anthony, Wayne :as a leader. • • • • '—"* jKivrfisn, ^ • Hnfttlluv, .laimii DV (Iraphtto BMH M- ^nrnare ?tore,i\t-n 9 . WtShlngton Ave, 'Jie veriSbest tlfesiarket affords, l> 441 Northampton jiL.'Ei In battle was unsurpassed, but it Heirs of Miqhael Meagher's Estate plmli;ura Itooflne 1'alntn. /^,v ' j ^" '"• "I J.'W.Li should ..also, bo remembered that his j Jos. 0. TUOMJISON, Auotloneet.__ -. tPcord.iis a.drlll masUa: is imeaiuled."

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