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KEITH's EXPRESS Net Wind, W El E First National Bank FOURTEENTH ASBURY PAIitf,. NEW JEllSEy, THURSDAV^ATmij- 12, lOOOL—si^C PAGES. PRICE ONE CENT.: ; PEGISTRATION 0F: LETTERS MKTnODKTS ON DANCING.' GOOD.FRIDAY SERVICES TlIBKliDISAD INWJJECK. TWo ConferencesfSuggestriftlDg^tlte, Bn'h ,' . ; [By Publlfhefs Press.l . =. Postmaster Dey Will I nail gn ^ato t he_ Now .Bay anti ISvenfoir Meetings , W in Be H*ld WE’VE SAVE .L-. ' ^ f pisolpllno^ Spreading' Itails’Cause 8 es,Sou»- A ccident wind, w ----- | System In a Portion of Tills City in a Number -of Local. Churches*; net If the general conference of the Methpdlst V l n - Fennsylwania-.Today. oxt^Blon(1 ay^Aprll 10. .. -Xhe I’ro^ranis Outlined. .. ■ Episcopal.. ,c(i\irph "adopi^ the sugaesilona Bollefonte, Pa., -Tfcuraday.--Th'toe men A STORY “ PCce -your 'Ffe rn- >Next AfondayV lO, PoBtnjaater A< Aprll W; fflf'ade Tuesday ,;by the Nowj York, confer ■ Tomorrow being Good Friday, religion* are dead and one badlyinjured as the result THJ will put' In pperatldii ln' thta clty tho soniaes wiii bo held in a number ot the local El E A- '-sstwa'ftde. .... ■ v*i*v.*vv wltii > : ■ the. old-* ehce, meeting ii Now YOrk, and the New of av?rock neiir Clarence Staliotf this m ora TTO TELL y o u -Bystem of - wSlatratlon ot letters b f York Bait conferehce,"ln ses8lon In Dan- ohurchei during the day and evening, inijr The accident occurred m the Sugar est and pest v coh^fe oarrl?tB,’'aa piyvtaed.-for by the po3toOIoo ,bnry, bbnn,1, menibere of the seal naay The union ^errioea which .wore,beg«tf In’ Cirap branch, cff the Belleforite’and Snow Cause Disaster to Life and Prop* departnfBDt. For, thb present th& territory the Flrat Presbyterian church yUtsc night Of how happy you n£ould in a ; :; "papiek in the w orlds dance, play cards or go to theatre without Shoi'tiallioad,: and f t as causad by-spread. erty the World ‘ Ovfer;- v ba. In wtilch the oarriercwlll b© authorized io breaking at!" of the pr^sarlbed ralatrof coh- will be continued toalglit and also tomorrow Jug r a i l s . '.' > home of your own, and one to of- • apcopt registered letters will include .Ssw- duot. • , . n l g h f , “ .- - ■ ' -; .'. : al! iivenuH ami all.tbe.teiritbry uorth to the In Trinity Church, Itev. A. J. Miller, ST R IK ER S OIV13 UE CONTUST.. fer for, sale at a low . price, with> TMa aoefi not meau that these worldly E n g l a n d w i l l b e w a r n e d 6r,il of the tree dellVery 4liiea,v exoladlng pieaiiures .a ^ r o r y ’ bf Methpdlsts, rector, services will i^ m foiiowB: JlornSttg small payment down. ■ buslneps liousefi’nnd hotels, .hitran couth Resume W ork for*ttie American . Woolen MONEY b’utthe-prepoS tfci ' is made to revise the prayer and litany at .10.8 0 ; "Watching , by of SetoraU avenue will oe reijdlred to sall at Coinpany^tJncX^r the O^d Scal^. The rentals saved in a few years book of discipline so1 that tha amusements tho Cross,’’ s:1 noon to 3 p. m,; evening Not. U> Use Rallwiiy lu Kust Africa .to -the ottlcejto register lettera. The system XjOwkI!, M ass, Thurmfay,—ffceetrlkerp a t Would gd a long‘ way toward pay* ' frowned, upon by the church; will not be prayer at ti o'olook. ■Transport Troops—Collapse of Pittsburg b y ; , ; v. wiii .bo,extended m soon as pbsBiWe so as, to specified.',; A t the West Grbve M. E, church tomor­ tha Bay State mills of the American Woolen Building Causes Many X)eaths—-Flaguo ing th? balance. • r ■ ' ", Represented' Include the, entire olBtrlcti This Is the New Yo£k'conference eeolu- row evening “The-life of Christ'’ will be company resumed work this noon. They I at Caivnpore, India—Ilo^rs Ifarross tlio Let us give you particulars. In the general ordew Issued by.-tfiS^de- tion Introduced bj/the Rev. J5, A, Tipple pf illustrated by. a stereoptlcon. N. H. K ll gave up the contest and returned to vwor& British—Revolt Serious in Gold Colony. partme'ntfcir the establishment of the slew mer of Ocean Grove will have charge of the uader the old saiie of wages. St- Jajnes' efaurch, New York. Stockholm, Thursday,--A private des­ D. C. COVERT eyatem it is plainly se t. f crtli that carriers, “That proylded the committee on the con­ pictures,- i t will, bo s religious servlc;,. are to spenfl no more tfmti In the jfaglstra* wittf the.', pastor,' ' Hev. W, d,^Moyer,-iB ‘ F ig h tin g a t W’.'®pener A gain. patch from St. Petefsburgaaya that an ul stitution of She church shall Saclde .tha’t London, Thutsday.—A'despatofi from Ail- tlmatum signed by Russia/ France and Hol­ tion of, a letter than ia abaolutefy iiecessary paragraph 2i8 of the:'dlBo|jpline is constitii- charge*’ ■ *•- :n_- • . 208 Bond Street . to write th^.receipt and.promptiy daliyer It'. At the Bradley iBaach M’. E. church to wai 'North"Says heavy fighting began again land Wiii be presented to-England it the MILAN ROSS AGENCY tlpnal, the general conference be memorial- at Wepener yesterday. railway from Belra to Dmtall, In Portu- > v: " _ # ' ' ■' Wblto. thejr are reqfulred to too courteous Sse'd to omit from paragraph 248ths'ineom- morrow evening a’Good Friday service wiii and i * ft so patrons, they'are posi­ te hold. Kov. T. 8. Brook,' tiie pastor, wi’j guoae East, Africa, be used to transport Asbury Park. N.J. plete cataiogue of;^prohibited,, amusements, troops-iata--Hhodesia,.-: The-despdtch-also ~ — 208 Main Street.— tively forlildden to engageJn discussion. If and-tpaubstltuter^fonthooniUted-clauseB' speak jp o n -“Thei-Seven-Last- Words-ot STRICKEN IN COURT- aTetraTis properly prepared for registra­ Christ From the; Cross,” The choir will oonfirma the story whloh was printed by the the following {paragraph in the chapter of' ATEeubladet here to the effoot that tho czar tion the oarrier will accept it and tender a Speofnl Advice—Christian Conduot’: render special snusic bearing upon the Bramatlc Scene In Brooklyn IFi’.rliij; Di­ receipt. IE it. Is not, th6 carrier will declias intends to mobilize the reserves Immediately “The. command to follow Christ Is ari ap­ theme. vorce Procoeillngs-—Action Hr*,ughf'~ to talte it and,hand tha persoa a card which attar the-ultimatum hiis been issued. KEITH'S EXPRESS peal to the humblest oliristlan ■ living. We Tomorrow evening at- 8 o’clock, in the . - About l>y a. Visit to Tills City,' wiltexplalij'hla refusal to acccpt the letter. are np longe&free to follow our own jncll* tfirsb-M. E. eliuroli of this city, a cdmpli-' A dramatic scene was enacted In tho.su" b i g St r u c t u r e coixArsES. Moomouth Trust ASBURY PARK and OCE AN QROVBv '• AtfcarHers are specially enjoined against - — AND— ' nations, having' become servants to do the mentary organ recital descriptive of tho preme court in Brooltlyn yesterday wben making overtime It Is absolutely necessary ( Hotel Brunswick, Will of God. / ,v- - death and resurrection of Christ will .he Judge Dickey ordsred a decree of divorce In Tlie Casualties t?nbnown at Armstrong O m c fi < Railroad Depot and • that they should not be subject to delay. A given ‘ by the orgaulsii"' .Mrs.; Bruce' B fayo'r'bf Samuel Frbligh’. The.contend’riK Ss McKelvey Building, ‘Pittsburg, ■ 1214 Bangs Avenue. ‘ ‘We are to please One who.ls.ouriifasteri clerlJ will be detailed a t the mnin otHco tp- even Chnstr lii all things, even in our rec-' KeatoPi This recital will taka the place couple’s son, who had testlfljd against his Pittsburg, ?a„ Thursday.—At 8.85.1 hie Safe Deposit Coibpany PrJnclpil Office..;..V..806 MAIN BTRKBT receSe tho registefed iettbrs from the car­ read on a audouf pleasures,' we are to do nil of the regular prayer service of, the mother, fell tn a f«iat before the julge’s morning the Arm^trpug.&McKeivey-- build' Hdnmofem Buuiiiag, Park, If. J,‘ Uoods stored 4t .reasonable rates,' ' . riers and give him a receipt.for the same,. Astmijr Telephone ooonectlon. unto the glory of God. It is therefore urged church, and Via intended that a deeply re­ bench, and the mother dpcia-sd tlv itjt -wife' Tng, a t Thlrd'avenue and Wood street, col- This, lift s k will mako aute that the letters P* O. Boi 667, - - - . r . AflBUBT PASS. ttiatalS members of our sjburehesshaH 're- ligions spirit shall pervade I t Appropriate Heaven’s righteous judgment. lapsed. A number of people were in the CAPITAL/. aro- fully, prepaid tjnd eatltled to, be dk- doam the time, making wiseusBof ttjo lim3 quotations from tee Holy Word will be read," Mr. and.Mrs Freligh were married in 1874. building at the time. 4 .$ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 . patched, If they, are not he will notify the which God has committed to tho'keeping ot each one followed by a descriptive organ Eiist summer Mrs. Frelig^i came to Asbury 1.13 p. m.-^Tiirea Injureil and one dead SURPLUS, sender direct by a “lieW tor postage" ao- -25jO O 0.v A “SPRING” NEED every.• map,. to grow.la grace’and,in tie selection.' Among the organ numbers will Park. When her trunki was’ Sent back to have beers taken out ot the ruins so far. ties or a special form provided for this purr her.Ugmaln Erooklyn^tha.liuab.uifLfoiind a Two others can now be seea, but .they have indwledgaot-auEjiCird-Jesus^Chrlst^tliat be heard “A TwUteht 'Pliture,” (3helley): I-vAcciie* ^t! tr u s ts h w i i -o th e iftw .
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