Nutley Coal & Supply

LEGAL PAPER OF THE TOWN OF NUTLEY

Vol. xm. No. 35. NUTLEY, N. J., SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1907. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR

M r. JVloMitlan Pus New Away. T he Nutlet Sun wilt gladly be sent to tbo address of subscribers . On Friday afternoon Mr. William UiJTLEY DAY BY DAY going out-of-town for the summer WAS LICENSE SIGHT McMillan, aged 71, died at the resi­ mouths. A postal card or a telephone dence of his sooin-law. Beriiard C. Tbs Fourth oi July next Tburday. message is all tbair is necessary. Ttiirteeu 'G ranted, Three Laid W U k I k Up School Year With SHorl Brown, on Franklin avenue. Mr. McMillan had lived in Nutley maoy Mr. Alpheua M. Geer and family O rur and Two .Rejected. S ession . : A team composed of members of years, and was well known among the will spend tbe 3ummer at Quouue, the tf utley Naval Brigade and the The regular meeting of the Town The regular monthly meeting of railroad coinmaters. He was a mem­ L- I- West Nutley Kamblers will play a Council on Wednesday oight was tbe the Board ot Education was held on ber of Nutley Lodge, if. and A M. game of base ball this afternoon on Mias Minnie M. Batchelor, of time at which the annual granting Tuesday night. It was the last and was known far and near fur his grounds near tbe Yantaeaw School Avondale road, East Hutley, will of liquor licenses Is taken up. I t was meeting of the school year. Vice­ social proclivities. He was also a building. spend her vacation at Mt. Vernon, a typical Liceose Might. The at­ president Shepard presided. Presl member of .Kemptou Council, Boyal' tf. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Lowrie Dexter are mosphere was hot. ■ vhe Council dent Goodrich and Dr. Phtlhpwer Arcauum. He was a consisted Mrs. William J. Kinsley, ot Sunny rejoicing over the birth of a baby Chambers were Hilled 6o filfed to over were absent. member of tiie Mtthodist Episcopal Crest, Prospect street, has returned buy. weighing eight and a half flowing and tbe protests were num­ A communication was read by the Church* Previous to coming to Nut­ from Sayer, l*a., where she spent pou nds, which arrived in Nutley last erous. - Cler't from Mrs. A. B. Crowell, of ley Mr. HcMtlli»o was fur many yettrs It was 8.30 when tbe Council con­ New York city, regarding the plac­ la s t week. Sunday. The mother and son are connected with the executive depart­ doing nicely. vened, with Jevery member io his ing Of a pupil in tbe Nutley High ment of the Brooklyn Fire Depart: Princess Talcum Powder, half seat. Tbe Mayor said the considera­ On Wednesday evening, June 19, School who bad recently graduated merit. The funeral seryices will be pound jars ol delightfully perfumed, tion of liquor licenses would be the from a city grammar School. Mr. If you feel run down, “out Mr. Geo. W. Keyser, of this town, held at the residence on liis son-in- silk bolted talcum, 25o at Masonic tirst business. . Meredith explained that the Kew or sort*” or lack appetite and ; was married to Miss Edna M. Bar­ law, B. C. Brown, Franklin avenue, Hall Pharmacy. ( Mr. Clive Elliot was the first York and N ew Jersey systems were energy, it is probably that low, of Jersey City, by the Bev. W. on Sunday afternoon: at 3.30 o’clock. speaker. He said be represented the pradtically identical and' the-trans­ our Mrs. W. H. Arnold and family C. Nelson, at tbe latter,s residence os official board of the Methodist Church fer could be accomplished without Another For Firebng. sailed on Wedoesday on a European Passaic avenue. Sterilized Malt Extract trip. They will return to Hutley aud several of tbe organizations friction. The permanent home of Last Mo ad a/ morning at about a would soon make yon your- early In the Fall. Oi Monday Mastere Bay Blum, witbin the body. He asked that no this’pupil and her parents will here­ quarter to one o’clock tbe fire depart­ Lawson, George and Clark H ill new lice uses be granted and tbe pre­ 'self again. This Is a food : Mrs. James Gilmore, Frederick after be in Nutley. Mr. Meredith ment waa given another run to the started for Lake Hopatcong by tbe sent number be reduced one-half. said he had explained the matter to tonic; it provides nourish- Gilmore and Walter Gilmore, of quarry by an alarm from Box Si. way of the Morris Canal, traveling He said while walking through the meat of a very concentrated Grant avenue, are spending a few tbe parents and nothing further was This time It was the frame work sup­ tn the launch tbey will use at the A vondftle sectiod last Sunday he sort that is especially suit­ days at Patchogue, L. 1. ' oonsidered necessary. porting the cables of the hugh der­ lake during tbe summer season. noted that out of six saloons ouiy one The monthly report o! the Superin­ ricks aad it was burned to su&h an able for exhausted nerves. The members of the West Nutley Mr. Stephen P. Vreeland, on observed the law in regard to remov­ tendent showed a falling ofl in at­ extent that work in tbe quarry will Further, it is c. direct aid Country Club eDjoyed a clam bake on Thursday went as a delegate to Ocean ing screens so the bar room was dis­ tendance and enrollment. Tbe bate to be abandoned nntil repairs to digestion and helps other food to do you good. I t pro- Saturday afternoon last io tbe woods City to attend the annual encamp­ closed to view. He also called at­ number of pupils to enter the High are made. Like the previous fires in the yiciolty of Cathedral avenue. ment of the State Department of tention to tbe comparatively small School next faH will reach forty, as at this spot it wa-: of ao mclndary dnces lesen appetUe and natureand Is the fifteenth credited sound, refreshing sleep. ■ ■ Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wiley, of tie tbe Grand Army of the Republic. nnmber of licensed places in the ad­ several graduates from other schools to the efforts of the firebug. . Terrace, entertained a number of Mr. Vreeland is on the staff uf the jacent towns, notably Montclair aod are coming to Nutltey. The highest 10c. a bottle : their friends oo Saturday evening State Commandry. Summit. Also he wanted the law enrollment nf pupils for the year was The game of base ball between; the : 81.00 per dozen : ■ last. A very enjoyable evening was The annual excursion and picnic eoforced as applied to minors. 1,069; the high mark last year was members of Yantaoaw Engine Com­ spent. of St. Paul’s Congregational Church Mr. Geo. A. H ill spoke as a repre­ 1,010, an increase of 58 over latt pany aod West Nutley Hose Company sentative of the .Reformed Church. year. This is between a 9 and 10 ob t o grounds oorner o r Bloomfield Tbe Men’s Associatioo of the Sunday School will take place at . am GRAMPSD : V Verooa Lake on Friday, July 12. He said the license of Mathias percent, increase, which is the pro­ avenue and High street, oh the Method I s l Episcopal Church will meet MASONIC HALL PHARMACY Special trolley cars will leave the Adams should be rejected, because portion that has been maintained morning of JuJy 4, wjJlno doubt be on Monday evening, July 1, at the he had snld his husiness aud the for the bast fpur years. • very interesting. Both teams haye residence of Mr. A. C. Butau,on Brie corner of Franklin avenue and Kings- been practising during . the past land street at 9 a. m- sharp. license was not asked for in good Mr. O’Neil, of the Finance Com­ week. : : ; , place. faith. He protested against the mittee, madea comprehensive report For some time a spacial sale of Miss Carol F. Young, one of the granting of more licenses and asked on the state Of the finances, »ud groceries has been progressing at recent graduates of the Nntley High tbat the number he reduced eacb found that the expeoses wer? within the store of W. F. Dittig. on Chest­ School, has gone to a Long Island year until the liqaor traffic be entire­ the estimates. nut street. Those wbo have not summer resort for the summer ly wiped out. A discussion over the payment of availed themselves of this oppor­ months. Mr. J. Edward Weeks also protest­ 830 to Mis-s Nichols, the drawing tunity should make haste for the ed against an increase in the num­ teacher; for work1 prepared and used On Thursday evening a party of offer will be withdrawn shortly, friends were entertained by Miss ber of licenses and said the present daring her illness of two mouths, Edna Wiley, of the Terrace. Vocal A local ofUce of the Bidgelawn number should be reduced at least brought forth the opinion! from Mr. and instrumental music and dancing Cemetery has been estahlisbed m one-half. Mr. Weeks said the town Stager tbat drawing teachers were were enjoyed. Nutley, in the MaaonicHall building. was engaged in a poor business enter­ rather uesless in the Nutley system. Mr. John F. Clark, Jr*t is tbe agent prise because if tue law were properly The insinuation was resented by Mr. A team composed of plajers of the iu charge. A special offer of twenty- enforced tbe cost of doing so would O’Neil and also by theothrr members. RESIDENCE park on the eastern Povershon Lawn Tennis Club wil! five per cent, discount is made un all exceed the income derived from tbe Mr. Meredith said he thought tbis ridge of Nutley is being developed v isit Passaic ontbe Faurtli and play lots purchased today and tomorrow. licenses. teacher should be compensated for a return tennis match with the Protests similar iu nature were the work. Ou motion of Mr. Prior, as an exclusive residential sec­ Passaic Lawn Tennis Club. On Monday, tbe 17th inst., the non-roting population of Nntley was ma{3e by Messrs. C. W. Li ch teas ter a, which was seconded by Mr. Hill, a tion by the Nutley Realty Com­ Mrs. George E. Bines, of Prospect increased by tbe arrival at tbe resi­ Joseph D. Little, George Bea aud C. resolution was passed authorizing street, received word during the past dence of School Trustee P. A; Prior, B. Vroom. the payment of this amount. Mr, pany. The ground is being laid out in weektiftbe demise of a relative in of Mountain View avenue, of a Mr. E. F. Farwell said he represent­ Stager voted against the motion. Philadelphia, and a large legacy will picturesque walks and drives and sub­ bouncing baby girl. Mrs. Prior and ed the Second Ward Association. He sag come to her from his estate. the baby are getting along very well. protested particularly against tbe Nitrate of Soda is a splendid fer­ divided into building plots. The en­ license of L. U. Bilbao, whom hesaid. tilizer for lawns aud flowers beds, Mr. Walter Busbmer and family, Tbe Sewiog Class of St. Mary’s it was well known was not asking A pound makes 40 gallons solution, trances to Nutley Park will be who have been living oo Harrison Church bad its closing session last for a license in good faith, butforthe IJc at Masonic Hall Pharmacy. street for the past three years, Saturday afternoon in St. Mary’s embellished with artistic gateways purposed of selling it. Mr, Farwell bave moved to the Siinicson home­ Hal!. The many garments, fancy Miss Etta May Post, daughter-of asked if the members of tbe Town and the entire property developed stead on East Passaic avenue. work, etc , made during the paet Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Post, and Mr. Council mere partners with the season were ou exhibition and were Orrin S. B. Mason, both of Nutley, along lines contributing artistic sur­ On Monday Water Clerk S. P. liquor dealers. were married on Monday, June 24, Vreeland accompanied by bis niece,. greatly praised hy those present. The entertainment consisted of Councilman Joerg said be protested at 116 Garside street, Newark, by the roundings, with all Miss Edith Machette, will leave o d a against tbis manner of argument. Bev. W. C, P-elSon, of this town. trip to the upper part of New Vork siuging and music. Refreshments electric light, gas, cement were served, a large number of He was not sustained by the Mayor. Theyoungcoiiple will reside in Nut­ state. They will visit Brock port and ladies and children were present. When ; the speaker had concluded, ley when they return from a brief macadamized streets, thorough sys­ ot her places of interest. During tbe Mr. Joefg said he wished to go on re­ wedding trip. Honeycomb Wash Cloths, good Water Clerk’s absence bills of the cord as resenting an insiouation of tem of water supply, and Water Department may be paid at sized, snowy white ones, 5c. at D. Oiccone, of Ube^nut street, has tbe Bank of Hutley. Masonic Hall Pharmacy. Continued on Pagei. placed m stock a complete assortmen t sewerage system- The property of fireworks,, skyrockets and every­ joins the best section of Nutley proper, thing pretainiiig lo the enthusiastic celebration of the glorious J’ourth, and is within three minutes walk of A full line of sporting goods includ­ ing tenuis rackets, balls, etc., are con­ the two railroad stations and electric stantly in stock. cars. Building plots are offered for -> COAL sale under strict restrictive clauses, guaranteeing high - class residents, Now is the Time to Place Orders For Your Winter Supply but upon terms convenient to the man THE YTONS LAZrr RECOVEB A MX DTy of moderate means. To those who be­ XUHIGH—(Red Asb), Nut, Stove and Egg; $6.00 come purchasers w e offer unusually “ Pea Coal - - - 4*59 liberal terms for the erection of homes* PITTSTON—Nut, Stove and Egg- - 5-75 Pea Coal - - - providing plans to suit the individual 4 -3 5 ALMOST OAliy. TERMS—Strictly net 30 days. 2 per cent, discount if paid within ten days of date of delivery taste, while preserving the harmony HOW OFTEN DOES of the whole tract. Our new booklet "We carry only tlie best grades of coal and can guarantee YDUR WIFE NOW RECEIVE “Homes in Nutley Park,7’ is now A BOX OF THESE © u r weight. All coal is weighed by the Manager. y 01110010 CTHFKTJjlJIS? for distribution. Write for one. REPENT- AWDWAILYOUR Our prices are subject to change July 1. and all orders orders! at short intervals, to ' . TITLES GUARANTEED ok,1 taken at these prices must be delivered before that time- HENRY T. LEFFERTS Dra&ist and Ciemisf Passaic & Sutler Aves., E utley NUTLEY COAL & SUPPLY CO. Telephone 90 ' Nutley Realty Company l o w r ie d e x t e r , J)B. H. H . R ET WOOD, TPM. A. XAMBBlttV Ptasidciii ^ ' Sec., T reas, Mgr. DENTIST BROADWAY OHAM.BEBS BUILDING |j 99 Nassau Street. N. Y., 277 Broadway. New York MAIN OFFICE AT YARDS; H. W. Corner ot Chambers St. . PaOHB (208' eottTDAHira Phene 3 3 0 3 Worth Phone IC3-J W © e t tT vrtley', I T . J . Residence;—South side of V reeiand Avenne. second house west of Prospect street West Hutley . befits a normal, rational him a a be­ THE SUKBAY SCHOOL ing, qreatures ot reason as -we are, •we DM that the curse filfes ia the face of soher thought. Used, as we INTERNATIONAL LESSON COM* are lo logical processes tvs find th e JUNE THIRTIETH. if ENTS FOR JUX13 30, BY THE !L#V’£ERMQN ' curse devoid of iogic, Profanity V reeks with sulphur and sends. Satan KliV. I. \Y. HEXDEItSOX. to our hearts. It (a uttefflv unhe- The sous of Ham, Gen. 10; '-T-S. fitting and unbecoming. / * IVoe ou Ethiopia. Isa: IS: lift, To say that it is dish on ora bie ia A fulfilled prophecy. E zet 29: S-14. just to begin tbe damning count A query. Je r. 13: 23-25, Subject: Temperance Lesson, 1 Cor. against profanity. Tlie curse ia Tvith- A kind African. Jer. -i&: 7-13. 10:23-33——Golden Test: B ora, subject: Profanity. out honor for it is used only to spread Africa’s future. Ps, GS: Sl-35. 14:21 — Memory Verse, 31—• dishonor. It looks never toward God Foreign missions: Christ In Africa. Commentary on Day’s Lesson. bat rather uses His name to invoke Isa. 43: 1-13. Brooklyn, N. Y.—Preaching at the the aid of the powers of hell. It is The Golden Text says: “it is good Irving Square Presbyterian Church, dishonorable from start to finish and God Is calling each separate Afri­ neither to eat flesh, nor to drink Hamburg avenue and WelrBeld indecency marlis it as her own. can to Himself: aud He is calling us wine, nor anything whereby thy Street, on the theme “Profanity,’’ But one of the two worst things to repeat the call. brother stumbleth,” And this is the the Rev, Ira W. Wemmel Henderson, about profanity Is that it is immo­ Missionaries to Africa bave had to key note of the lesson, it is the true H AVING the latest lmproTefl machinery lor worked tbis charagt*©! pastor, took as his text Exodus 20; 7, ral, root, branch, tree and fruit. Ca­ pass through fire and water; no Christian principle. It is the law of am prepared to execute all orders promptly, and eolicit ( share of tering as it does to all that Is low in other mission fields have so many Thou salt not take the name of the life which makes us enquire not what pnbe patronage. . . : .. . . . : ; Lord thy God in vain,’* He said: man, hand and bond servant as it ie martyrs to disease. are our rights, but what are our du­ If tbere is anything that is disgust­ to all the hosts of sin, profanity dis­ What event is happier than the ties. Everything in this life that A5*PAHATUH APPROVED BY THE BUARD OF HEII/Hk integrates the unity of individual home-coming? And the missionary God has created is for ihe use and ing it is nnbrldled profanity. And All orders promptly attended to. •- ; : the prevalence of useless, pointless, personality. No man can be profane hring’s God’s sons and daughters the culture of the Christian wben it on justified swearing merits the atten­ without dishonoring God and dam­ from the ends of the earth. is kept in its proper place. But if tion not alone of the Church but al­ aging himself. We ranaot give vent Among all the lordly offices of m the providence of God it is necea- so of tbe civil authorities whose duty in word to the evil that is ia us sary for us to give up our prerog­ 0 . C,. G. PENTZLAPF without spreading contamination not earth there Is none more lordly than it is to keep the moral atmosphere to be a Witness for Jehovah. atives in order that some brother of this and every other community only through nur own lives but also may he saved from the abuse of that No. 169 Harrison Avenue, MONTCLAIR* through the lives of men and women Africa has now 2,470 missionaries, T elephone 235 . 1 . . . : . . ; ■ . ; . . ■ -. ; . V : 1 , ■' free of verbal poilution. The com­ with native assistants. There which in itself is harmless we are mand ought to be obeyed anti the all about us. Profanity is unclean, admonished by the scripture and by . E . .E F'A'I'TTH- &eent. Nutley, it strikes at the foundations of mor­ a re 4,783 places of regular worship, all the evidence of worthy experience civil iaw on the point ought to be 221.156 church m em bers and 527,790 enforced. The silly fool who spreads ality, It undermines the sense of as Christian men and women that the germs of diphtheria or typhoid or honor aud destroys the faculty of professing Christiana. we .act wisest when we renounce our smallpox broadcast throughout tbe cool, deliberate judgment; under no T here are in A frica 3,937 m ission­ rights iu order that men may be PASCUALE DEMARCO community will soon feel the iron circumstances is it. susceptible of ary schools, with 202,390 pupils kept from sin. „ . : . . . First-class . ‘ hand of the law laid heavy on his justification and its immorality is un­ There are 95 hospitals and dispensar­ The only safe role for the indi­ ehnulders and he ought very properly questionably a fact. ies, If) puhlishiug houses and p rin t­ vidual in America with its rush and be put under lock and key until san­ But the last and the worst charge ing establishments. ' its hurry and fts tendency to go to ity has returned; but any man v,with­ that may be upheld against profanity In Africa north of the equator extremes, is total abstinence tor the Boot; and Shoemaker out a sense of moral respectability or is that it is ungodly. “Thou shail Egypt has more missionaries than individual and total abolition of the even elementary decency may satu­ love ihe Lord Thy God with all thy any other region; the West Coast legalised saloon. For under present Shoes Madeto Ordei from $4 to S5.50 rate the moral atmosphere, in which heart and mind and sonl," says our coontries come next. conditions the danger too sadly is ' ‘ . ‘ • • • we have to live and to rear our youth, Father. The curse is heartless and In South Africa Cape Colony has that men shall be led out of moderate : Repairing neatlj and promptly done at with all manner of verbal disease and it destroys our finer faculties do we the largest number of missiouaries drinking into immoderation. As our h ort notice. All work guaranteed satisfat the average policeman will hut smile give it time. Under its blighting in­ though Transvaal and Ugauda have social system is constituted to-dav we lory or money refunded. : or perhaps add to the sum total of fluence the power of mental appre­ the largest unmber of native assist­ cannot gainsay the fact that'the uncleanness. The man who has such ciation of the glories of God will be liquor business in this country is a lest. It is snulless to the last ex­ ants. poverty of language and sucli an ab­ Fifty years ago Krapf, the mission­ positive danger to the comraouwealth. WORK CALLED FOB AND DEL IT ESS# solute lack of common sense that treme. Hn* can a man lie godly Granted for the sake of argument M'hile cur si as the children of God ary, was laughed at for hts dream oi that Hquor has its proper place in profanity is to him tbe one way to a chain of missions across Central d i g n i t y and emphasize the expres­ in the name of the Father who has the world and we must still admit Harness Repairina of Ail Kiiwis sion of ideas, should be jailed with given them life? How- can a man Africa from ocean to ocean. Now his that it has proven itself to he a that other man who endangers our he godly when Ehe springs of sin are dream has some true. treacherous enemy of the man who Chestnut Street, near Bridge, physical health. The third command­ rushing from his mouth? Ah, no! Thirty, years ago Uganda was a is most careful and painstaking in . , MOTLEY, S . J, ment bas, we know from experience, Profanity is ungodly. It shames God pagan state where savagery was tam­ its use. Granted tbat it is a busi­ a very practical and forcible applica­ and disgraces man. It reviles the pan t. Now, as tlie result of a most ness tbat has a proper place in the ■ . BOOTBLACK US STOBE. ■ tion to this day. Nowhere may we Father and degrades His sons. God heroic struggle, of its 700,000 inhabi­ economic system of this or any other escape the man of unwholesome is good but profanity is evil. God is tants, 37G,000 are strong Christians day and we are bound to admit if A FULL LINE OF TOBACCO AND CIGARS. speech, ivlen with gray locks and ooya hind but the curse is verhal murder, In Cape Colony, where Moravian we are careful thinkers that as it FOREIGN AKD DOMESTIC FRUITS - ‘ just out of kilts, men who should God is truth but the curse cares not missionaries tried to work nearly two is run to-day it is a real menace to know hetter and boys who must learn fo r tru th . centuries ago, they were treated as the character of multitudes of men the disgrace of profligate language Unnecessary, unmanly, indecent, criminals [or attempting to teach 1.':e and the source of individual and so­ if they are ever to amount to much in immoral and ungodly profanity is blacks. Now Cape Colony alone has cial wickednesses that are aa unspeak­ 61G6GNEDGM60 life, both and all are guilty of the the most frennent as the most insidi­ 700,000 P ro testan t C hristians,and 200,­ able in many of tbeir phases as they ous of the sins of tbe tongue. And most shameful depravities of speech. 000 of these are colored. are multifarious. As things staud to-day, no man ean yet bad as it is when used by men, The curse of strong drink must be Confectionary & Fruits it is most, abhorrent when coming There is not a single evangelical rear a child with a pure mind. We missionary in Abyssinia, Somaliland, uprooted by modern civilization or it Freeh Stock V from the lips of a woman. Not that will itself undo the mighty and glori­ walk our streets and curses every­ Sencgambia, the Ivory Coast, tha where fill the air and fall upon nur it ia morally any worse, but tbat it ous progress of tbis age. No civili­ ears. Does a horse halx the Almighty sounds worse. If you really want French Sahara, and the Spanish Kio zation that is not sober can long ex­ CANDIES is invnked io move him. Is the dray­ to become positively assured of the de Oro, ist. No individual that is sodden with . always on band. Bestbrands. man delayed a moment he curses the horrid ness of jirofaniity you need but One of the worst ojots at present strong drink can maintain Ms integ­ fellow j ns!: ahead. It is impossible to hear a woman curse. ou the map of Africa, is the Congo rity and his value to tha socisty of sit hy an open window on any prom­ We need to-day a strict insisteoce region, \viier£ tbe article in the issue oi :.Us have, however, been the excuse lor vocate. It is not money that is wrung. It Christian Work for April b\ page 4 5 0, many a murder. Sense and no swear is not itself au evil. But tbe “live might he valuable, it is strictly in MONEY TO LOAN. of mouey” is the root nf evil. The words will unravel many a perplex­ H elped 1>,y Our Company. line with the lesson for to-day ital It HEARST WANTS RECOUNT. ing problem. The name of God is to There are some men and some passion for money seems to hold Is emineotly the method of the Patronize a Home InstifcutioB be hallowed not booted on the women in whose company we are al­ sonic men in its grip as firmly as church. streets. Tbe name oi Jesus is wor­ other Kicn, are bouad by the appe­ Ketv Y o rk M ayoralty I&Zectiftn Dlm- Meetings 3d Wednesday evening o ways at our best. While with them The high ground of the Christian imte to Have Hearing- l'hTirsdar* , thy of reverence and adoration; its we cannot think mean thoughts or tite for strong drink. This spirit is church must always be, on every­ each month, at P art School Hail, misuse damns not the man who is speak ungenerous words. Their mare at the hasis of most of the evils of thing else as well as on tbe snb- NEW YORK, June 25.—Counsel for - maligned bat the curser. There is presence is elevation, purification, our day. We know liow men are ject of temperance, that !t will re­ AY. E. Hearst has applied to Justice ■ no problem in lite that can not be sanctity. All the best stops in our willing to traffic iu the bodies a£ fuse to lend its sanction in any fash­ Maddox in the special term oftlieso- i. T. S. Bkowk, President, waived witli out curses. Sense, indus­ nature are drawn out by their in­ men through the saloon and tbe bro­ ion to anything that is destructive to preme conrt, Brooklyn,1 for the appoint- j H A . Cow n o llYj Secretary. try, wise reasoning and good judg­ tercourse. and we find a music in thel in order that they may fill their tiie morals and minds of huiuauity, ineut of oom miss toners to conduct tha j ment will settle auy difficult;-. Pro­ our soul that was never there te- colliers with money. Little do tliey or that tends to defraud mcn'ol their reeonnt of ballots cast in tbe last maj- ; X k n estY . CocKBFAra, Treasure*, fanity is useless, unnecessary und forj. It to live with men diluted to caru that by duing it they are con­ birthrights as the sons of God. Tbe oralty election in accordance vith the '.Viiliam H. Parry, Attorney. : .wholly unprofitable. the millionth degree with the virtue signing tbeir victims to eternal de­ church cannot afford to put a stnnl- Tiseu, too, profanity i 3 unm anly. of the Highest can exalt and purify bling block iu the way of any man. provision of the new recount iaw. Many boys seem to have the idea ri ruction. Tlmrsdny next was set aa the date the nature, what hounds can be set Such a spirit in the community And it must teach its youth that tbat the one sure sign of manliness to the influence of Christ?—Profes­ this is the will of God for private as for argument on the indication, is to he able to swear with vigor, pro- sor Drummond. cannot belp beiog a menace to the well as for organized life. Far bet­ Mayor McClellun may Interpose. ob­ ficlcncy nnd volume. There never welfare of men. ter is it that we shonld deuy our­ jection if lie so desires. The petitioner Commercial ism does not “seek •was a greater mistake in the world. Caw o£ Human Piwligals. selves than that any mau should suf­ expressed his ■tvlll in guess to file an am­ In ste a d o t being a sign of manliness first th® kingdom of God,’1 but fer through our unwortbiuess. Whatever rctributinn God has for seeks first for money. Not in the ple bond its required by the law. The It is a sure mark of moral instability men ou the other si tic- of the grave nnd bad manners. It reflects small form of the calf, as in olden times, appli<‘«tion covers ail election districts means love, not hate: it meaos re­ If religion is not for all of a man in Brooklj-ti, Richmond and Queens. credit either upon the youth himself form. discipline, redemption, not but ia the .form of money, gold be­ it is not for aught iu num. or upon the family whom be repre­ comes men’s god. It is too desir­ Similar applications covering New, damnation. God is a shepherd. No Yorfc iv 111 be m ade w ithin a *<•>. days: sents. F« r an educated youth it is sheep will wander frnut His fold in able for anything to stand in tho ti denial of the value of education any world that He will not seek, and way. Principles of the kingdom are jmd mental growth. In any man, ed­ sooner or later find und bring back. if no accoont when this passion ucated or ignorant, it is degrading God is a Father. We may trust Him seiaes upon men. . ArfffN to Stfttes aud altogether. unmanly. Manliness W ASHINGTON, .Tune i>». — Lieuten­ forever, sum tbat He will watch and FAHttnA Carried. Dfwth* is purity, efficiency, power, Ul­ wait with deathless love, until tbe ant Colonel Charles H. Ayres nf tht* ricas. The curse is impure, jtset- TV A SITING TON. June iH:—William It-£L prodigal among His human chil­ Tlirunltio at His Expense. Fourteenth infantry has declined t'i Tv™ Mie mn Me0n.ll Partem* toil ta theVriUtt Jicient either for expression or proof, dren comes borne.—J. T. Sunderland, state whether or not the intmvew A! Ureene. a da? laborer, was so over­ Blat« thap oi any other make oi panirrns, powerless to do productive work, PK N V Eli. .Mine 25,—General W. T come hy the news tbat he had Inherit­ ftw uj* ol their a tyit, »ectttttcy wrd Gtnvylirftjr. credited to him, in which he orilicised ntoCa!)’" IFtrt.noadne.tT'tK l'orc el ill in no way. £y thaje tests Palmer bas arranged to have a retinioc ■ mare n tb sm b sn thrm any otiwf IxfdMs Napi'iiftff*. Ona.- Heights «i! Prosperity . the secretary of war and several offi­ ed an estate valued at $100,000 from it is unmanly. at: liis lioiue hi rteuvei' nf the 2iK) su r­ his father tbnt he, fainted,: He died year's attbscHfrtl™ iisjuniber*) cosls 50 Believer, remember, heights ot cers of tbe army and the court martial jLumbrr. 5 c e n tg * a McCall Fa* Profanity ia indecent. That which vivors nf bis old regiment of the cM 1 half an hour later in the hospital. ian FrtGf Subscribe today* - ■ ' iH decant is L-Mitting, becoming, hon­ prosperity are safe, if only God be system, is authentic, and Secretary war. Hi-.' riflw uth Pennsylvania t-:U Breene had not been nt bis father's A jren t* W eatft

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ALL GLORYJO YALE Secretary Says He Visited Prwldont ALL LOVEMRTWAIH On Trntt, ‘>t Ilf-r Tale of Outrage TO VILIFY Ijiily W inlfrtd -Wins Zephyr Sittbm *o B et on B alt G tnic. Hangs Jnlftcii 1.1 Er. . - at Hhe#]ialieiul Buy. - Holds Baseball Batting Bee OTSTEK BAT, N. T., June 2f,.-Sse- Pilgrims Toast Edward, B°ose‘ HOUSTON, Va.. June 2(>.—Between Star Witness at Boise; Again NEW YORK, Jliue 2(T,--6ne of;-the retarjr Taft visited F res Went Roose­ stifling sobs, with tears streaming most peculiar accidents ever seen on = at New Haven. velt here and said as he left Oyster velt and Autlior. from her bright blue eyes stud while on Stand. an eastern race track occurred ut Bay to return to the Yale commence­ strfrini; to hold back the tears Miss Sheeps head Bay wheu Patrlalcer, . a m ent th a t a number of important mat­ Eiiaalfctii Loving, -who has occupied starter in the steeplechase, fell at the BLUE’S WILD DANCE OF VICTORY. ters relative to Cuba, Panama and tbe “ TWAiS HERE; ASCOT CDP ST01E5" the center of the. stage tn the trial of STERLISG CALLED OFF BLOODHOUND -third-Jump aud ran away four miles. Philippines bad been concluded. her /ath er. Judgt* "Wiliiiuii i-i. Loving, At the end of the fourth mile tis feature ot ItupriMalleKiJtte The puhlic announcement relative to Ho^t > o l d M:: JS 11, Aiuei-tcua rl il for tiie murder of Theodore Estes, to id Witness CaUcil Foi Defense fwll#M tried to jmnp the fence nt the paddock tliese transactions, be said, won id come o a DIhbisiiiI IVi-rr Sonus :uni of Liu-i’iilHrc ut Liouiltfu juyA H t on the witness stiiu'l here the. story of T b a t Steve Ailnnifi Dle-w lip B a il- turn and turned a cbmplete somer­ ■when the appropriate orders Were is­ CheerlnK uf Athletic }>fl» arm Like an Alien, her alleged ruin by (be yomtg man wny Stntlon as Nimiihlni . sault, breaking his neck. H-e was Sons »r Eli. sued on. ills return to Washington, tint *t Hiuiic. whom her parent stmt down. Minffm1 T r a in A rrived. . owued by il. Craliam and was consid­ R elative to Cuba tiie se;*--et:tr;r said The recital was probably the most ered hy mtiny to be a. very useful LtJNI>ON. Jmte *><;.—The finest trib­ BOISE, Ida.. Juue 26.—The. first di­ ' NEW HAY EX, i >i> i i , -J ii ::■■■ -I ,.—Oh thiit Governor Magoon's administra­ dramatic ever heal'd in a Virginia tiorse, j;iick Shaw, at il to 3, won an ute which .A!ark Twain (Samuel b. rect testimony iu defense of William tile green sw ard of tin; Hekl i!i:i tion there would continue for about court of justice aud rivaled the sSory easy victory jn. this event by dei'eoiSng . Clemensi has received iu Eugland waa E). Haywood offered here Hilelly jwlut mond, encircled by humanity kaleide eighteen months longer and tbat the told Iiy Evelyn N eshit T haw of j i e r the favorite, Garrett by two letigths. the IMlgrims' dinner in his honor. The ed toward showing that liany Or- iScj’*)ic In brilliant on Wring * defeated Harvard in election to select a native president father ou tlie morning of the trugeily the loss of bis interest tn the Hercules was hacked down from to I to S to lantic. Two notable speeches were mine. had.threatened to have revenge tb e second gam e nf tho sw ies by thi; would require about tlifU time. Tliat and which culminated in his hunting 5. (iriippie won the grass selling made, that of Chief Secretary For Ire­ score of !■! to 0. Til in men us a play-oft GovernorMagoon is encountering many down und slaying tlie man whom she by killing him and that tlie conduct of stakes, oue mile and a ntxteehth on land Birreil. introducing H art Twain, Orchard und K. 0. Sterling Uith before of the tie in Ne w York mi Saturday. difficult problems and solving them in Charged with perpetrating the deed. ttirf. In tbe fast time of 1:45 i'.-y' T w o ' For tlie blue it tvas simply ;i lot­ a tliomuglily satisfactory manner was which was classic find full o£. hu­ Estes, she said, kad given her a the Independence explosion, when they favorites won. The winners: ■ mor, concluding with a tribute whicb tin g l* e Ju ‘lie first three in n in g niiil the com ment of Secretary Taft. drink oC whfsky from a flasl; lie had in were frequejitty seen together, and First Riice.—HiilUet, first; Hessian, brought tlie company to Its feet with aa good an exhibition of (iHdiiij? tin1 The secretary ts planning to speml Iiis pocket while tliey were out buggy afterward, when Sterling called off a second; Nimlms. third. prolonged cheering, and Mark Twain's vest 0(7 tho time as the team has sluiwn five weeks at Murray Hay, Canada, hia rid mg ou the aCtei'iioon prior io the bloodhound thut was folbnvlvig Or­ Second It ace.—Dick Shaw , Sl'sit : G ar, reply, which was largely humorous. thiit season, 11 contrast so vh ill tn emu- vacation to be iii it about a week after killing. After taking the drink she de­ chard's trail, justified the inference rett. second; Sir Tristan, third. ; But. after talking in that strain for parison tlmt Interest soon turned from hfs retu rn to "VVashLugfou from New clared that she immediately began tn that tlie nrine owners inspired the Third Race. — Philander, iirst; Red some minutes, be paused and said: tlie game itself to tln> singing ;uei Haven. lie will devote ihe last half of feel dizzy and her bead “spinned crime. Friar, second; Bad News, third. - "I have chaffed and chaffed and etleeriiig .o f'tiie suns nf Kli who h.nl August to tbe preparation of his an­ around'’ as if she had beeu given some The calling of the first witness for Fourth Race.— Lady Winifred, first; vbailed, lint a man dees not reacli tlie e ii mil- back for t Jn ■ i i- ivunLLins. nual report and adjusting affairs in tiie powerful drug. In this condition aud the defense was preceded by a further Live Wire, second; Woodlnne. thtrtL verge of seveuty-Lwo years without examination of Orchard to permit the Hud it not l.'iHM1. for I i ■ -.v, M I...i . war department at Washington for his despite her pretests she declared that Fifth Race.—1Grapple, first; Acrobat, knowing life." (if Meyer, flic pitcher. in thi' Inst hi Philip)line trip, which begins Sept. 10. her escort drove her over au unfre­ defense to complete its format im­ second: Jaci]uin, third. He then proceeded in a serious and niug, Harvard '' • ^ ■ f liave had to ' Wlit-ii (lie secretary was asked to quented road ami despite her screams peaching quest ions, These were nearly Sixth Race.—CJoisteress. iirst; Wtwd- somewhat pathetic strain wUicli touch­ content with a '.”>t:ple iif runs. All l!u talk nf his presidential candidacy on outraged her. all in ’.connection with tbe claim that witch, second: Sailor Girl, third. ' ; ed bis auditors deeply anil then bowed Orchard killed Stonnenberg because of glory went tn Tile, for ttie ri iinson bis arrival at Oyster Day he parried Exhausted by the struggle and her players were »n bases anil dull I:; the question with the jocular an­ bis thanks. mental faculties reudered incapable an alleged grudge jrfowiup out of the Mr. Twain Ijegan bis speech by BASEBALL SCORES, tlieir work In tin* inlield, Ilit- men in nouncement that be had run down from the stimulant, the witness de­ sale of Ilia interest in flie H ercules thanking tie Loudon meu warmly. In mine. Orchard, wbo cnuie iuto court tilt outer garden lia'.tng repeatedly op from the Y'ale commencement exer­ clared thaE she recalled nothing mon? linm es I'ln j <-■) "k<*s 1 f ill si» t ii IVniloaial. the ceuter of the table was a piaster mider protection of the same sciuadrou p ort uni ties to run sprints tn lielil tin cises to lay a het with tiie president until she regained her senses while iu - am i -1 mri-lcm, Ijf-ui^in-s...... statue of Mark Twain In Pilgrim's ltome runs und tw o lia ggers, relative with the Y'ale-Harvard game. bed late that night at tbe home of of guards, that always Acts is his es­ . NATIONAL, l e a g u e . Yale’s stick work l>egim iu the- tirsi W hen he returned to the station he robes, bolding a mammoth pen. and cort, maintained his old calmness and At New York- - ' leading a jumping frog hy a string. County Clerk E. L. Kidd. Boston ...... 1 0 O H O 2 0 -'JO — 5 iutvtug and continued through until (iii said he forgot to bring a big red ap­ Whether the story told by the niiie- spoke iu the same low pitched ::oft New York ...... 0 0 0 t> 0 9 0 0 0 A poem by tbe editor of Punch on fifth, during which three tin me rinif ple for the best hoy. hut that he had teeii-year-old girl can be toru to pieces tone. He ■ again denied that he .-'et Hi la—Boston, 11: N&wYork, 7, t:rror.i- the menu was in part as follows: Boston. 1; New York, 1. Batteriea-^I^n- ) had made lrt.000 throats .join In wild nothing further to add to the political and disproved Iiy the prosecution re- threatened to kill Steuneuberg because damfl.n and N , McGinnity .in'i, ’ bowls of delight. literature of the country. The secre­ Pilot of many Pilgrims since tlie shout, tnainsato be seen, aud on the disprov­ of the Hercules mine and again assert­ Bowerman. . . . ‘ . T he Yale innn t-»)k kindly fn "R ig tary remarked tbat lie had not seen MarH Twain, ed that he sold his interest in the mine At Brooklyn — . ■' That serves you for a deathless sign on ing of this story hangs the fate of the Philadelphia ...... 0 0 0 1 0 6 2 2 0—S Brennan, who replaced Hertford iu tlie Vorys, his political manager, since the two years before the trouble that drove Brooklyn ...... 0 1 1 3 O S 0 Cl +^-U Mississippi's waterway, defendant. Hits—Philadeliihiii, S; Brooklyn/ IS. 1Cr- second inning, lust tbey fount! tin* eas\ Washington conference, wbich took Runs out over tlie plommet’s line. = him out of nurthem Idaho. ' rora—Philadelphia, 0; Brooklyn, 2. Bat­ curves of Slater wo re not good foi place on tbe day the secretary started SEVEN CRUSHED TO DEATH. Two witnesses called later swore teries — Pitting?!'. Duggleby and Jaek- Still, where the countless rip pits laugh that Orchard did threaten to till Steu- Utsch: Belt and Rttter. : , more than it single lilt and u fun. on his recent western trip. above the blue of halcyon seas. Seoontt game— .: . . The feature of tlie gatliM-ing. which Long may yon keep your cours« un­ Old Bulliliiiit ni Ncit Y ork Goc* uenberff he cause of the Hereules mat­ Philadelphia : % 0 2 1 8 0 0 0 0—* D«wa on Italian Family. Brooklyn ...... 0 O O 0 0 I) a 0 0— i ■was the largest ;lv‘»-r seen on the field SOUR ON ALBERT. broken, ter, and the defense has prepared tlw ■ H its—Philadelphia.. 10- BrookU'n, S. E r­ wore the parades of thi? reunion s--1-- Baoyed opon a love tea thousand fathoms NEW YORK. .Time 2(5.—Seven persons, way for sucb testimony from a dozer rors—Philadelphia, 2 ; Brooklyn, 1. But- headed hy tbe hands, and wlille tin lVtn* Growers Savai^elr .Attack tlie deep. all Italians, were carried down to their more wituesses. The two heal'd were Cerles—Sparks and Dooin; Henley, Scan- There were only two toasts, “King Ion and Bergen. . - costumes lacked some of the gi-ntesipie- Leader, Who Muy Surreutler. death iu the collapse of an old build­ F. R. Redd, once of Cripple Creek and At'Pittsburg— : -: - ness of previous years the designs com AttGELLIEHS. France, June 2S.— Edward nnd tbe President of the Unit* ing at the soutjiwest corner of Wnlkei uow of Goldtleld, Nev.. and Charles A Cincinriaii ...... 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0— 4 ed S tates” and “O or Guest, Mark- Pittsburs ...... 0 0 0 II 1 0 0 5 l - l Idued artistically, aad tin; colors mndr Marceiin Albert, tbe leader of the wine and Lafayette' streets. Six of them Sullivan, formerly of Cripple CJreek Hits—Cincinnati. 12; Pittsbiirff, 1. Er- a sen era I scheme tbat n s the jirel growers' movement, appears to have Tw ain.'7 were of one lam iiy, which was all but an d uow a w atchm an in th e Brov.^; rors—Cinetnnati. i; Pit tabu rg, 3, Batter- ios—HaU and Sehlei: Willis'arid Gibson. tiest seen In many years, a;nl the wild suffered a considerable dimination iu Mr. Birreil. in proposing the latter wiped out. Those members of it who hotel in Denver. Redd said he heard Second game— ; ilatire of tlie Yale graduates after tlie influence. His speech here before a bljf toast, said that Samuel L. Clemens were not killed were taken to the Hud­ Orchard make the statement and the Cincinnati ...... 0 0 0 2 4 0 0-^ 6 Pittsburer ... ______l 0 O S 0 0 1—S game was oue grand frolic. meeting of citizens, iu which be de­ was known to all gnofl meu aud wo­ son Street hospital suffering from thcii threat in the miners' hall lu Cripple Hits—Cincinnati. 10; Pittsburff, 3. Er­ Yale liad two errors put down to scribed his interview with Premier men in both hemispheres and to al) injuries and hysterical over what they Creek, aud Sulilvau swore that while rors—Cincinnati, 1: Pittsburg, 0, Batter- ' hoys and Kiris wbo are good for any­ Jes—Smith aind Schlei; Phillippi . and them nnd .Harvard sis. Yale made Clemeueeatt at Paris ou Sunday, had been through. he aud Orchard were fellow boarders Phelps, GanVe called by agreement- ■ three home runs and Harvard none. sounded curiously like a defense. thing ns Mark Twain. The father, mother and one son were a t .Tolin Nevlile's place in Cripple Creek TABLE OF PERCENTAGES. I.,ei't on bases. Yale. 11; H arvard, •">. Although he was greeted iiy eLteel's The dead ant hors, he said, were a there, hut back in the ruins tbe firetneu Orchard repeatedly said that tout foi ■ - -. ■ ■ . ■ ■ W. X . P.C. . mighty army. They abounded ou the Cmtiaffo ..:...... 45 12 ,7S9 from some U.OOU people, be freqneutly dug out, one at a time, six childreu and Steituenbelg he would be a rich man New York ;...... 35 21 .1)11 Alhnny Assemlily t« Afljowrii Tmlay was interrupted. Tiie "apostle" ad­ shelves, but Mark Twain wus the lin- a man about thirty-five years old, wbo nnd that he Intended: to kill blm. The Phi lade] Dhia ...... Si 2i .6^ sst specimen extant of the.living au­ Pittsburg ...... 30 .23.- ,S« ATJFSANY. X. V.. .Tune 2sl.-Tlle reg dressed his followers from the roof of is supposed to have been a hoarder on cross examination showed that both Cincinnati ...... 3l) S4 .433 aliir session of the state legislature a house. He related in detail the Inci­ thor. They ali loved him. and were the top floor. The youagest ehild, a were members of the 'Western Federa­ Boston ...... 24 - 32 . .119 Brooklyn ...... 23 3S .S30 wiii adjourn today :lt’toi- almoKt ex;ii:t- dents of bis trip to Paris and his recep­ there to teli him so. He wasn’t going baby not yet two years old, hugged tion of Miners and that Sullivan was a to say what the world a thousand years St. Jjdais ...... 15 it ,^16 ly one-half year (twenty-six iveeks) of tion hy the premier, who received him closely iu his arms a toy calico cat. He friend of Haywood, Moyer and man} AMERICAN LEAGUE. ' ' , : continuous session, the longest reguiui aa a friend and pressed npua him 1U0 henee ■would think of T w ain, b u t lie bad tieen sleeping wtth the plaything of the'Anion leaders at Cripple Creek. At Boscon— : was speaking for the men nnd. women New York ...... 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 - 3 session, o>:e;?ptin^ only ftuit of 1SS1. francs to pay his passage back. when the crash came nnd died that Several witnesses, principally wo­ Boston ...... 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1—3 since the adopllou of the rirsl: eotistlln- After a stormy discussion lasting of today aad their children—to say way. men who kept lodging bouses at Crip­ Hits—New York. S: Boston, S. I'"rrri[5- tion of the state iii 1777. Every indi- what Twain bad beep to them. New York. 2; Boston, 0. Batteries—Hogg more than two hours, during whicb SI. The building, au old one, was being ple Creek, located Orchard at various a.nhi|i A.' Ad rial ice, president of the Adrtauce- upon Iiis posit iti o as a moralist. He Cleveland ...... 1 0 0 0 1 2 0— i ernor after Cates bad made a powerful mlue explosion. He said the dog took Chicago ...... 1 2 S 0 1 1 0—3 : tliglit of ],in i.‘!;. B(;tu-liy mvi* lV*nr Platt company of Poughkeepsie, risked was glad to he recognized as snch, be­ tiie road to Colorado Sprlugs, tlie one . Hite—Cleveland. 7; Chicagro, 10. Errora boroughs o£ Greater New York yester- his own life and that of friends who cause he had suffered since he had plea to sinners, warning them to pre­ —Cleveland, 2: Chicago, 1, Batteries— pare for the hereafter, in the presence over which Orchard fled itt the night Rhoades and Clarke; White', aisd - McFar­ ii;iy v.ns a success. Tin? fai-t ttnil were riding with him. Hi’s. Adriatic® beeu iu EngJutid. When he canje here, and that wheu he reported to Sterling land, Stopped on account oC rain. Beachcy and his eigar sha]>eil eorutiiiiii- was thrown out and severely hurt. he said, he saw a placard announcing of more than 3,000 spectators strode to - At St. Louis— the altar. He faced the congregation lie got ordew to call the dog off. Ster­ Detroit ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1—S. l:!on of gas bat? anil Iriimin^ motor car “Mark Twain arrives” and ‘ The Ascot St. Loti Is ...... 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 i aud said: "I surrender all to the cause ling said he knew wbo blew up the rame to grief against a spindle in the FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. cup is stolen,” and lie had uo doubt Hits—Detroit, S: St. Louis, 10. Errol's— of Christ aud his service. Henceforth station aud later said that Steve Ad­ Detroit, 3; St. Louis. 0. Etatteries—MitU sunken meadows at the eutrani-e to th a t his character had su Ito red there­ ams had dene so. ten and Suhmidt; Howetl and Stephen^. Island sownJ In no iva;- detrai’ts ClimiiiA Stot’k by. He was quite sineerc in bis pro­ I wi.il live a better m an.” The gov­ Second game— ■ " ernor knelt and spent several minutes The state fought the admission of the Detroit ...... A O 0 0 0 0 0 2 0—2 from bis wonderful Uiglit: and uiidair Monty on call imouotei'l; prlm^ mo (van- test, as lie never got tile cup because bloodhound story ;t«d also the ad mis­ St. Louts ...... t) - D 0 0 1- I 0 0—4 ittaneuvers. The airship ascended on tile pap^r. 5^it> per r- :11: ■ x1 I'.a;. k' -s be never had a chance tu get it. in j irayer. • . Hits—-Detroit. T; St. IJonls. B. Errors— M3,ti!in: balances. tis. 594 sion of evidence covering the geueral Detroit, Ot St, Louis, 4. Batteries—Sie far Staten Island, landed in Hattei-y [jarli Ctoriiiis prices: Tbeu in a similar bantering mood he Would Exeiii|it Private Proiierty. features of the Colorado labor law, bui and Schmidt: Qia.de and O'CJinnor. and then, tiie propeller heeoiiiius dain- A i; i ! Cnppijr... S-l=Ji N. Y. OriLKiL .li;i told story after story until, becoming THE HAGUE, June 213.—Tbe official In both instances the court ruled for TABLE OF r'KRCF.^i’AGLS. (iged, was wrei koi! near 1-Ielt Gate. AI' . v. H' ...... 397, Kort, & West, more serious, lie pathetically referred W. L. P.C. B. & O...... f^nn, ft, R, . .1^1 documents of the peace conference the defense, Chicago ...... Si 1 20 - :G4I Brooklyn P.. T.. R^aiikTig ...... to tlie loss of his daughter. Continu­ irere distributed under seal of the se­ Cleveland ...... Si -5S Philadelphia ...... 34 -SS6 fr'rtav Dt-alllff ut I’itl.'tijHirs lleai C..C..C. ft St. I... iii Kock [riiaiid.., . 21?4 ing, be said: verest secrecy. Tlie American propo­ Tvro \Voin ;*.-i K illed n i PiiMSttU*. . riTTSBnilC;. June 2ii.~Four more Clies. & Olitu... ooa- S t P a u l...... Detroit ...... ,... 31 22 ,jSn ‘T have received since arriving hun- sition, presented iiy Joseph H. Choate. PASSAIC, N. J-.--.7nue 20. — Two New Yorlt ...... 3rl St flw.ths from iieat occurred iieiv. ronk- Chi. & Northw. 145 v i Fae* . 7S*4 D...& 11...... ic; 3o< i lli^rn Ry., (Jreds aud hundreds of letters from all Kins as follows: "The private property young women were killed last night by St. Loiiis ...... 2T, 34' .424 l^ig a total oi' fourteen fiitiiiities sitnv * Boston .i...... 1:1 at ■■’‘’j Erie...... 22i i Sguf.li. Ry, pf. conditions nf people in England. There ;if all citizens of signatory powers, with a trolley car which ran Into au open Washingtoii ...... IT ■ 3', .3zL Sunday evening. L’roUlliIy a score ni 140 Siiijn.r ...... Gen. Electric. . is compliment and praise in them: hut, the exception of contraband of war, switch ami turned Into a street which [►orsons have been prosii-ated. ajiunr HI. C e n tra l.. . .!&♦ Pacific* . 27 H ad io Baek tin r -s-:» :-,l. . Lackaivsuma.... above ail, there is the note of affection, shall be exempt on tiie hi git .seas or it should have crossed. The Victims lier o f wliom ai\? lu a serious condi- 1,7mon Piiclfic. I.jiuis. & Nash. lW l U. S. - 34! j and atEectirJii Is the m ost precious re ­ elsewhere from capture .or seizure by wet® IS el la K rones aud Annie Works- NEW -I-OXDON, Coun., .Time 12$.— lWjf. TUe me ivory lie ve tod alioiU S'J Manhattan..— I '. S. pf* . SB ward a man etui desire, wlietlier for tiie armed vessels or military forces of iiiuli. doth twenty years of age. The Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., w[ii> ia.-ths as- itegrees. T. I t. Baird l‘atierson. :; ivei! In t.-H er...... * Itfi Wt\st, Union... . Tfli.i character or achievement. These let­ sistaut tuauager'of the Harvard crews, Missouri I',:■ ,, Mi id powers," accident occurred at the corner of known aud wealthy mem her ol' the At ters make me feel that iii England, as -Passaic ami Second streets. appeared at Broadview, the Yale head­ iotrhouy county bar, was one of ihe tit America. I am not a stranger, net au quarters. with S2t!0 of Harvard money, Sow Vorli .ifavkctn. Oft>l* of Tro/>J>s ricci*IM'<1. victims whose death last night was aliea. but at home,” ' pooled for the purpose of bet Hug on FLO ('R—1Quiet ,an.i ixltmit 4t*tn*2y. Min* SAN FRANCISCO, June 20.—The As-eil t'Duillc W ed ait B nltim ore, wu’.sed by the excessive bent. f i f J; v; i i\ t v ^ t\ i s. the crimson crew. Uoose\vl' wanted to : winter flight*, winter Fourth of .inly committee has drafted BALTIMORE, June "Hi.—1The wed­ bet the tnouey ai evens : ch&tce to fancy. the hitter’s intloiation that United sixty-tliree years old, and Mattliiaa ILVllBlX, .tune iti —A revolul ionisi thnt the freshmen eight and four Will WHKAT-Aftw tlrnine!^ tiariy due to health of President Roosevelt aad States troops would not lie safe from Xuco Forney, seventy-two years of rtivsseti fts an ottieer nf file frnntiet light, olT^riTisK and buiHsli forvlgn o rjp King Oscar were drunk standing with age, a well known retired meehanieal be certain winners, with a good chance tmnrils dreiv from tlie luisso tie\vj>T ^vh€?rt,c OASOil aif fln^ w eath er insuit iu the streets of Pan Francisco wgrtt J.nd ot fuli support; market etiual enthusiasm by the Swedish was repudiated aud tlie geuerai's offer engineer of New York, took place at for the other events. ‘ ^ Chinese ImnU on a forced i:l!i?rk aud rtts I•>t and of a scnli>In^ w der; July, ^ 14^7. Americans ivho attended tiie baaijuet S#*p twin ber, Dowmliifr, of troops declined because the idea of the home of the bride’s sister, -lire. H. Se.camped. At V(relivesMl;- tlie I'issao Connell Hum Strout: Crit%t . given at tbe Auditorium hotel in hon­ a ptirade has been abandoned. A. Elliott here. ■Chinese bank paid nut .‘fwiUMii.i oa a CORN—Market opon^rl urxiiltany^d, lv-Uir or of H. I„ F. I.agercrautK. the neiv P O U G H K E E P S IE , N. Y.,: Jn n e 2G,- forg«l check, a’hl rile man Vo whom ijusifij? ujider £<>od witli wheitc; S^pt^mbor, Swedish minister to the United States. D efeat A'eflr A?tkevilly. li:*i,.,[) Cupei1# raritlj'T,cii. The thirteenth anauai iutereblleglttta ( flie paym ent was made i-sc;!pel. regatta', today finds no pronounced fa ■BUTrnR-Crrtiim^tT, crKtras. pouud, A.SKEVILLE, N. C„ June 2Vi.-In a A SHEVILLE. N. C., Ju n e 'iti,—A spe­ ; th-sts. secothi-s, 2'»3f(122»:., Culian D ad Over Politico. tight between moonshiners and reve­ cial from Cedar Mountain, the summer vorite among the seven crews at the La Ito r lViHilil AlmJlsh "iln- l.u n k " th inls. iSfl-lOc. HAVANA. .Tune 2t>. — A duel was nue officers in the mountains about ten lioui-.- of Bishop Ellyson Cap ere of starting lioe of the big varsity eight TjONDON, June ‘J!.—The I noise ol C tiE K S tS —Stale, full c re tin , <:iiL>rea :±nd w hite, siU'.ftll. best, 120.; vt'ik'+i’^rt and fought ia the town of Cal bazas. Ha­ miles from here the illicit distillers, South Carolina, states tbe bishop is se­ oftred.ra.ee. Cornell, however.- the win commons occupied pr.oUcn Iiy the white, hPs*T lah to ^i>ud< ; vana province, between Miguel Her riously iii. H e is resting well aud ner b£ many (irevions races and the whcie sitting in debat ing Premie: light skintx, Ml\: ha ft aklr.is. i^ r, r^r.Sc.; ivh'i were encouraged by their fami­ pm-1. :skirn^, prim e, Ii.*-1.; full- to naud.vz aad (Jaiiriel Lopez Oarcia. the lies, were routed, and ten were killed practically free from pain, but his left holder of the record of IS inmates. r.'nmpbell-Itaunei'inaii's motion i.i i-ur- first a partisan of ~£ienor Zttyas aud tlie leg aud arm are paralyzed. 53 1-5 secoinls. inaile over this course tail the pow ers >.»” tfii: house nf l ex tt‘;L nrsi^. ITc. i U'i.'sLvrn, otber ii partisan of General Goiiife"- sand gallons of whisky were seized. in 1001, w ith a strong crew keeps th e " and the amendment, mm-ed on Iieliali' firsth. HS^sfflTu. TUo dispute anise over politics. JaraeM P. ^Itiryific SJiools Himself, knowing ones guessing. /. ■ of tho Labor inirty. in ia vor of (tie TAM-OW“ Dull; triLy* c>itntry, f.!!i iliuril«t p.t Grent Hiv,-r. NEV/BURG, N. Y„ June 2ti-James !fttal aliolitkmof ttui! house. i-lAY“ 3t*?a. S. it'ii’utiy a retired business mau and • T uvkle (f{>t a- Flxiitis Stuii. - ' - choice. GREA T R IV ER. N. Y.. .Tunis 2«. — ST Ft AAV—Steady ill i£:c P H I EjA DELPHI A, Juue Uti. — The Developments in connection with the a former alderman of Newburg, coia- C1NCINSta T I; Juntt 215.—^Tlie Har<l Biilmaooiln MiiT-il^r '1'i'laJ. 13R ANS — Stu:ju.Iy: UI:irm \vt SJir.’j Yd *.2J!-j: Matthew A. Sticlcney collection of coins mitfed suicide here by shooting him­ states, ■ 51,250 added, for two-yeur-old BRUSSELS. ,iroe 'Jil—'Hi.- trial or nuHhLim. $L7Mi'l,771^; ptka^» ^l^tJfiI.^2!^; r^cl ease of Kitroliue Kram, whose body was sold. The Ephraim Brasher gold was foiiiid iu Uie river here, point self through the head with a revolver. colts, at four furlongs, was the feature: L'arios W addin^ion on tiie cliargo of IlOl'fi—Qutot; a in ti\ to vlioW*. tioiibloon, one ef six extant of ttie date He had been in il health and was de­ of the card st Latouia. Tackle, an duE- ' ’'A ns Sen or Uaimact'da. swretary of IDUir l+fJ.'ti-Je,; Pul:! lie i'ijusL strongly to murder, aud arrests are lihiij, W'35* of 17ST, brought the largest likely to follow. The woman was dead, spondent. ■ sider, got a Dying start and nas never jie Ohiiean legation, was eoiifinio-1 POTATOES — DuH; ol*l, nex headed, whining in a drive from Joe price ever paid fur a single coin. doctors say. before being thrown into iere. Counsel for tlie defense sought J,)USllT>f, Complains of Hannon, . Jioser, with the favorite, ft. C. Itana, LIVES POlfl+TRy — Quit?!-. I>uf atcA^Jy; the w ater. W I trove th at F>:tlmaceila was eariyiuy fowls* old roosters spring Si>e«}i^p 111 li'rom R escue P o rtio n * NEW YOIiK. June 2fi. — Detective third. ■ .' : " ; '■'' ■ '. V . ■m love affairs wlih other girls besides chiclcen^ lti&22cf; dliclES. olfl, do*. I'ealiixly, who was dismissed because f?ptil>IT. M ERID EN , Conn., Ju n e 2ti.—.Major B* F. Irfird Killed In Auto "Wreck. iSlss ^'addityitou. DRESSED POtrLTRl — Firm; lowis John i). Tilson, speaker in the Connect* FR A N K LIN , Mass., Ju n e 20-—Ben­ of his work in-the Gould case, declar­ ’■ B ehr fte-iti*)* Qt London: - •'' • higher; frosh killed fowfs* ‘Jholc^. 14c,; ed thnt Deputy Police Comuiissinner LONDON, .lime In the. 4il] E ng­ do,, fiti" to good, oil I rooiatiL'rii, 10c ,: ieot bouse of representatives, Is seri­ iamin F. Lord of Waltham was killed Jury Denmnils tin Invest Ijin linn. m'arby broiU^s, Sc,: wcsi^ru hroil^i^, ously it! lu Farm iugton following his in nu automobile accident by a train Ha us on loeKed him in a room at the land tennis cliamptonships A. N. Sa.w- l 9 S f c E i ( \ ______iiniDGrrrON, X. J.. Julie a;.-The successful efforts to rescue Miss Jo­ nt South Franklin. Lord was taking a Yak- club anil called him lilthj names. yer, th e B ritish player, Iwat. K arl H. Dorom-rs jury here iu the Ycnnell girl's LSvc dt»elc sephine Scartb from drowning. pleasure trip in an automobile lit red in Dehr, the American representative, .In STOwning a t Sunset kike called a tte n ­ CATTT.*®—Supply light; iutirki>t slow; Vmwiirisn CaJiinet Ont. straight sets, lli*> scorc being G-^Di Cr-2 , tihoice, 1^6-25 i prinw , $5.9Wf4MO; ve&I Boston. CARACAS, Venezuela, Jane 20.—The tion to her eoiiipiinion's iMvans'i ac. Oalv#sP |7w-*-t»0. Sixty ointers Aocuscil at Oiluna. (J-^. ' ■ ' ■■ ■ ■ '. - ■: ' ;. . ­ Hons and dton;!tilled a full invesu-in HOGS — Rticoipts tifdit; niai‘k«‘t z h w . OI'ESSA, June ‘-Mi.—It is authorita­ ReftfllHtt Itlarrljipe on Canal 7.onr. cabinet resigned, owing to the action prJjnn heavies, mediums, he^vy Wild C'tjerry Bitaaffalo. tion. Evans was not arrested. Vorkor^ Stj.^0^6.35: llglit Yijrkiiri’d nnd tively -reported, here that sixty officers WASHINGTON, June 20.—President of congress In condemning tlie. polity* ro^nhij, $5^^ 120. of the so nth era military district, sev­ Ro oae velt lias issued an executive or­ af tbe suiaister of finance. The Ueads BUFFALO, Jniifl ‘2>;—Wild Cherry SHEEP — Supply !]*yht: maract a\o*r: took the uKttdea two-y(?j.i"«oH ric e a t piimy ctJis awd conj^ eral o£ tbem ton tec ted with the Odes­ der reforming the murriago laws oi of the depart me ots are transacting the Fair; west winds. mon, sa sarrison, have been arrested. the Panama eaual zoue. government buslmss. , Kenilworth iiark at 8.6'."ta-1, 1 ; : „ THE NUTLEY SUN July 6; Closrag at NoosuBufc The Only newspaper Printed and LL Industrial Policlesnowin forcte Not Open Friday Nights Until July 12th. Closed July 4. Published iu tbe Town of Hutley. under which the insured have Entered at the Fostofflce at S utley, attained jige 75, or under Tvhich S . J,, as second-class m atter. the Insured may attain age 75 during 1907, will be made paid-up policies and ISSTTED EVERY SATURDAY AX the further payment of premiums will NUTLEY, N. J, not toe required.

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J AS* D. FOV, Editor and Publisher The Prudential ■k Advertisers wishing to ahange their advertisements muse have copy in announces this most im­ this office before 10 A. M. Thursday portant voluntary benefit. Ol each week, Reading notices must reach the office before 5 o'clock Thurs­ Should the present plan toe 3 > oJ Looking', Good Wearing-, Econom ical day, continued it is estimated to B uy —You will he gratified to find how,well we. , that the cost of this conces­ help you for the summer trip. Give us credit for tnow - Saturday, June 29, 1907. ing what and how much you care to pay—You will sion alone in ten years say that we haye figured out/your case exactly. And Mr, Hearst is in renewed danger would be over 3 1-4 million we have, our assortments are great enough to please of securing a fresh count tn ihe New dollars. The voluntary con­ ■ everybody. BEST SELECTED IN NEWARK. York mayoralty election. cessions to policyholders Dress Trunks—Canras cover- Fitted Bags—Back walrus, ed, and also leather covered; grain and born back alligator Hon. “JIM” Griggs says th;it the already aggregate $8,000,­ single and double trays; sizes 2fi $14.98 to 935.00 Democratic piesideni ial nomination 000. to 40-in. $2.94 to 875.00 Canvas Gases—Light weight will go to Bryan, ‘‘if he warns if ” S k irt T ra n k s—Canvas cover- and waterproof; 22-in. to 26-in.- ered1 3 and 1 trays; separate 81.25 to $4.98 ■ - Can anyone conjure up a picture of shirtwaist and hat compart­ Straw and Matting Cases Col. Wii/idBJ Jennings sprinting to ments, 36 to 4'2-iocbes, 316.98 to —Leather trimmed, Bfto to (4.93 escape such a cataclysm ? •24.05 Cane C ases—Lined* leather Wardrobe Trunks—C an v as trim m e d , 22-in. to 26-in, 82.98 to WAS LICENSE NIGHT and pegamoid covering; con- 37 98 . : .... < A market, journal notes great rentently arranged for women’s SMALL CHANGE Telescopes Canvas and Continued from Page U and men’s wear, $19.08 to 165.00 activity iu the egg packing industry. straw, lined aud uniined, 25c to. C an v as This ought io he a timely warning Steamer Trunks— $3.98 ... ' ' ■, . ■' ;. covered and sole leather; sizes 23 ttils kind. So far as he was concern L eather B ags—Leather lined to restaurant put roue bo take theirs p^OR tlie accommodation of the to 40, 82 9S to $24.95 ed lie was rot interested iu the liquor a t 83.98 to $19.98 1 poached instead of scrambled next business in any manner. public wa constantly keep on Bureau Trunks — S lid in g Alligator Bags — Leath er w in te r. d raw ers, up to $ 2 0 00 ~ Protests were read from Mrs. L. E. l^nd a fall assortment of small change. lined, horn back and plain; 10-in, Rowan, president of the local W, C. H a t T ru n k s—6 removable holders. 84.98 to 89.9B to 16-in. 85/25 to 819.95 : An Oregoa man has jmttbeen jailed T. 0., and from the Second Ward Do not hesitate to avail yourself of Basket Dress Trunks — English K it B ags—Of leath­ for stealing a whole railroad traiQ Association. our services in this matter. Heavy enameled duck covering, er a t 814.38 to $19.98 - Tbe applications were taken up It seems a pity to bottle up such a llgnt weight, 36-ios, a.t 319.98 English bag*—Matting or promising amateur. He might have one by one. Tbe manner cf voting Leather Suit Cases—Linen c a n e , 82.BS to $5.S6 ; was by tbe raising of the right hand. gone farther and settled io Wall lined, 24 add 26-inohes: $4.98 to The following were granted: $22.50 Double Story bags—leather Street where be would have le-irred Mathias Adams. Fred C- Petlth, BANK OF NUTLEY ‘ Bdllows” Casas-Leather liued. at $17.98 bow to steal a whole railroad and not Michael Gorman, Emil Schuelder, straps all around, 811.93 to $14.98 : Wash Cloth b a g s — 10c to 15c. get pinched for it either. Ludwig Griasch, Herman Thierfel- Bah king Hours:—8 to 3 Da ilv ; S to 13 Saturdays F itte d S u it C a se s—Cowhide S p o n g e b ags—I2e to $1.00 der, Egil Scheinler, Vito Crecco, and walrus leather, 24-inches at S p o n g e, N a il an d T o o th - James Jingarelli, James Ferraro. $1-4.98 to *50.00 brush b a g s—39c to 98c Col. Bryan says he is not going to Anthony Journay, Eugene Nugent AND ALL LITTLE CONVENIENCES—as toilet cases, fitted batch any more new campaign ideas and W. F. Dittig (wholesale). ( and empty; toilet oeeds -and articles; folding unbrelias, safety till he can be sure of securing a cot y The applicatipns of Leon C.Ruban, pockets, writing ca^esi traveling sewing outfits,' safety razors, right that will keep the Republican Edward F. Schneider and Samuel Drake Business College folding cups, firsts, medicine cases— We have ali in great party from appropriating them. Chardi were laid over until next -variety andatlow prices. " This is funny, lude:d. m ttio g . Commercial and Stenographic Subjects. Tha applications of D imenico Telegraphy 707 to 721 BROAD ST., - NEWARK,’ N, J. An interesting feature of tlie r;.i’- Ulccone and Michael LaTarza were ' Hewark-Passaio Trolley Cars Pass Onr Door :.■■ : rejected . Teachers with yea"« of experience are in charge- road rate statiou was ma^e public MATT. ORDERS FILLED - NO BRANCH STORES The application of James Ferraro, PERSONAL ATTENTION is a particular feature- by the 'Interstate Commerce Com­ which was granted, was a new ooe. Students may begin at any time. mission last- week when ib was an­ When the balloting bega-n the Day and Evening Sessions- ■ . . nounced tb at Lite Canadian gov er la­ Mayor informed the Clerk he wished Positions secured. "Write for catalogue- ' ment bad decided to adopt the to be recorded as voting against all PASSAIC. NEW JERSEY system of railrood boot Keeping acd the applications. During the balloting some ooe in accounting approved hy the. United the audiencQ hegan hissing. Mr, A GREAT States, and thus bave a uniform Halsey said he objected bo this form system for practically the whole of of interruption. He thought every this continent. The new system will one in tne room should act likegen tle- go iuto effect on July 1st of this year. m ei, Tbe Mayor called for order. F r e s h E g g s Mr. Halsey said the carriage of It provides for the boohs that shall the West Nutley Hose Company be kept by tbe railroads showing tbe would soon be without a house. Mr. etndl P o u l t r y items of receipts and expenditures Joerg, he said, had offered to keep it —in the price of—^ the disbursements for operating ex­ in his barn until a suitable huilding —/IX- penses including Jeases. betterm ents was secured for it A resolution and the depreciation of property. was passed that the ofTer of the THE CROSSWAYS POULTRY YARDS Councilman he accepted. The law further provides that not In the matter of gas mains on COR. FRANKLIN AVENUE AND HARRISON STREET only shall this set of books be kept, Bloom&eld avenue, south of High bub that none others shall be kept^ street, aud for gas seryice on the ’ TELEPHONE 34 so bhat bhe wbole ot the railroads same street near Centre street. Mr. Under the new-Bare Food Law and in accordance with the Howe said if the petitions were for­ finanoes will be open bo government decision of the Pure Food Commission, we are allowed a specified, warded to the company’s office in inspection just as much as the ac­ Pass lie, they would be given at­ time to dispose of all goods with present labels. Rather than send counts of a national baok are to the te n tio n . them back to the packers to be relabelled, which would bo a great bank examiners of the Treasury. Mr. Howe also said he had been un­ C. R. BEDELL I expense to us we have decided to cut the prices one-half. ; This is as it should be. The rail­ able to get any satisfaction from the roads are public service corporations, Public Service Corporation regarding the. poor paving done on Franklin aod the people have a right to know We extend a special invitation to all our avenue, above Vreeland avenue. Io Fresh Groceries, Vegetables, just hew they stand financially, If this connection Mr. Citas. H. Kief- patrons to call and note the great cut we tbeir rinaocial transactions are all stead said it was the worst piece nf Fruits, Etc., of every possible have made on these goods. open aod abovehoard, there will not work of its kind he ever saw. be much need to hotter at out The Clerk read an ordinance There are too many of these goods to he enumerated in this establishing the grade on Franklin government ownership or further description. avenue fiom Klngsland street to advertisement. Here are some to which we wish to call your government control. Puhlic opinion Glendale street, on Glendale, street attention ...... : will do all that is necessary so-tbe from Franklin avenue to Passaic nay of keeping them straight. avenue. It was passed to its second Franklin Avenus, Cor. Vreeland Aveuus, Fancy New York State Corn, 3 cans for 25c, per \ : read in g . dozen, 9 8 c Mr. Libby said tbe railroad bridge NUTLEY, N. J. ’ Miss Helen Louise Hurd, daughter at Nutley avenue was in a dangerous TEL. 8-J Quart cans Burnham’s Clam ChOwder, I 8 c of Mrs. Be oj am in Hurd, of Franklin condition and a menace to the lives avenue, and Audrew Eliot Ritchie, of tbose who are compelled to go Pint can Bernham’s Clam Chowder, IO c, 3 for 2 5 c of Brookline, Mass., were married over it. The Clerk was instructed to Schilling's best Baking Powder, 1 lb cans, former price last Saturday afternoon at St. Paul’s write tbe railroad company on the AMUSEMENTS their cleyer singing and dancing Church, Brookline, by the Bey. su b je c t. turn. George Tacitus a baritone 45c. now 2 5 c y . ■■ '. ' Leonard Kipp Storrs. rector of the The Mayor said complaints about PROCTOU’S NEWARK THEATRE singer with a wonderful range of church, before a church filled with the water flowing through Chest­ The warm weather in no way voice, Will ba heard in some or the Good California Prunes, 3 pounds for 25C ' friends of the bride and groom. nut street from the Boyd property effects the excellency of tbe programs old aud some of fa ter day hallaris, Zest Breakfast Cereal, 3 pkgs for 25c / ! ; After tbe ceremony at the church had been made, a resolution was tbat is being offered to the patrons GarfcelJt: Eros, wiil ofier a novelty a weddiog-dinner was served at the ia the roller skating line. Marion passed instructing the Town En­ of Proctor’s Newark Theatre. The Dittig’s Olive Oil, the Best Imported, quart bottles, 6 5 c ; home of bride's sister, after which gineer bo have it carried to tbe feature of the hill for the week of and Deane in lively singing and con­ the couple left on.a wedding tour. brook. July 1, will be the initial apnearance versational act, Hansen and Nelson, pint bottlesr 38c : : ' r > Hr. and Mrs. Bitch ie will reside at B ills a g g re g a tin g *8,337 45 w ere of Viola De Costa and company in a two pretty girls, irbo can both sinfr Brookline, Mass, ordered paid. musical novelty entitled ‘‘la the and dance and tho animated pictures Councilman Libby told the Council Latib Quarter.” Miss DeCosta sang will help to further merriment. HEINZ’S 5 ib. CROCKS OF PRESERVES. 58c Unless cam muni cations, etc., are that the Nutley ImprovementSoclety the title role in “Mamzelle Cham­ signed by the writer they will not wished to express thetr approval of pagne” on the Madison Square Roof i Vegetable a p p e a r in T h e N u t l e y SDK, IE the the highly creditahle mauner In all last summer. The Bollong Eros, nd F lo w e r writer of "The Newark Branch of which tbe grounds in front of the the greatest of Europe’s acrobatic SEEDS the Erie,1' will forward his name we post-office had been kept the present bicyclists, are also hooked. Harry Reliable and Tested. Catalogue Mailed rrea will return tits poem, or publish it season. They also wished to thank and Kate Jackson will appear in a , W E B B E R & D O N W. F. DITTIG. , „ -Swd 114 CHAMBERS STREET with hia name attached, if he so the Custodian for so faithfully at­ quaint rural playlet brimful of rUrdianu neWTOPR d e tires. tending to the matter, ( omedy. Ford and Swor will oiler Chestnut Street, NUTLET, N. J. A- H*ppy Stir|>rise Party, WANT A DVERTIS EM ENTS THE GREEN DIAMOND The juembers of the Ladies* Aid FOR «ALB—LiUY'S BICYCLE Society s nf i he Methodist Eaiscopal in good order. Apply, Churcti. and their friends tendered Th? re was an unhappy lot ol base ■■MB,*. IS.. RUTriUHM ANN. a surprise to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ball BDihusiarts in Butley last Sat- It High street; West Nutley, Mutcii, of Prospect street, on Tues­ ‘Urdni. Tbe local team Wits beaten . day evening. Io bebalt of tbesociety WANTED — COOK. AND LAtJI*- NEWARK’S STORE BEAUTIFUL by a team title d Wie A ll S tars, b u t ! the pistnr, Rev. J. O. Winner, pre­ dres-i; also girl as n lirse. Apply BROAD, NEW AND HAXSEY STREETS in f.ict, largely compost'd of back sented Mrs. Mutch with akni&shawl. J. JIAItRY HULL, lottfirs. and dthy 'bill players- "lhe 6-22-3 ti53 Franklin avenue. the work of une ol the members of TjUitore won not because ihey pi aye 1 the suciety Solus were sung by Miss MILLINERY PARLORS—BATS att^r ball, but because Nutley Belli e Brown and Mrs. A.. B, D avis, retrimmed and made to order; i'd .not play a t all. and recitations given by Mrs. Geo. trimming froin 35 cents upwards. Sr'rftpiired ten Innings lo decide Rea and Mrs .Herbert Lewis. Re­ MRS. LIZZIEOSTRa HDER, : contest. The score was 15 to 11 freshments were served. Among Avondale road, cornel Jersey Street, [fayorof tbe visitors. If a grain those present were Key. and Mrs. J. East Nutley. 6-15-3 .sense bad been used Nutley O. Winner aad family, Rev. and Mes. jlifave non iu the ninth inning FOR SALE-BUMBEROF PORCH • Let us send for your broken- pieces of furniture aud mend tneoi, makiug them look Wm. C. Nelson, Ur. aod Mrs. Herbert screens, in good condition. Apply fa scn\. of 12 to 11, but tbe chance like aiw, aad have them ready ./or you when yon eeme home in the fall. : V . Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. G<*o. Rea, or address, '‘S. T.” fiutley .Sun allowed to go by and in tbe Mayor and Mrs. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Intfr inning tbe game was lost. Office. . 8-15-3 . Let us take that frayed parlor suite and r e-upholster it, and hold it for delivery until H. M. Whitfield, Mr. and Mrs. and The contest started by Kutley pre~ Miss Lichtenstern, Mr. and Mrs. J. FOR BENI1—FLOOR OF FOUR ' you: say.- ' . ' ' .. '■ -- feeatinn tbe visitors with a run by M. Vreeland, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Vau large rooms, for quiet people, S12 r-errorsand making four in ir.s own Winkle, Mrs. Prol>ert, Mrs. Heine, per month. Apply. NOWAK, Bloom­ Let us send for your lace curtains and we will clean them for yoti at small cost, store half. Iu the third in nine* the visitors Mrs. George Brown, Miss Nellie field avenue, between High and fell on Spinning and witb the help Hhem free of charge, and deliver them when you are ready to put them up agaio. ; - ' V Brawn, Mrs. Marsh, Mr;?. and Miss Kingsland streets, W. Nutley. 15-3 •of errors scored Eve runs. This tied Ferris, Mr. and Mrs. A C. Rutao, ? Let us make over your hair mattresses, recovering' them when necessary aud adding the aeore, which was 6 lo 9 . FOR SALE—A: SMALL COOKING Mrs. Wood, Mrs. an-d Miss DeVaUs- stove, in good order; cheap. Apply, In the next inning the visitors hair if needed. The cost is small. - ■ ; : : - Dey, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Jackson, 6-15-3 “C. B..” Nutley Sun Office. scored a run, and in the next the? Mrs. and Miss Symoods, Mr. and Let tis renovate your feather pillows. We do it by the steam process for only i«c a FOR SALE!—TWO LOTS, EACH got tour. Nutley got two In tbe Mrs. Madden. Mr. and M“s. A, B. -sixth and two in tbe seventh. 50x174; a two-story barn; also chick­ p o u n d .. . ■ . : ■ ■ ' ■ ' ■ ; ■ ■ ■■ . ■ . : Davis, Mrs. and Miss Latimer, Mr. In the ninth the visitors were ens. If this interests you address* and Mrs. 0. B Yroom, Mir. and Mrs. IT. L ” Nufciey Sun Office. 2t Let us put your furs, fur-liried coate and valuable draperies and;mg's in onr Gold blanked and Nutley needed two more J. M. Quackenbustr. Miss Janette Tucsto win the (came. One of them Slirratt, Mr. and Mrs. ArthurStager, FOR SALE—EAST NUTLEY, 5 Storage Vaults^ They are right here in building in charge of an expert. . Charges are was driven in by good battiogand Mrs. Eugene Stager, Miss M. L. acres nf land, bouse, barn and moderate. Protection absolute. / 1 \ : ' - ■ . ! the nther was-In easy ffrasp, but for Cceyman, Mrs. L. H. Rowan, Dr. chicken house; also dock property -some reason the runner was- held Philhower. Mrs. A. Jenkins, Mr. and 200 feet riverfront, with 2 houses. Let us have your seashore address. We may want to send your valuable information , back. The score w as then a tie. Mrs. Wm. Gray, Mrs. C. Fallinger , Inquire, 440 Washington avenue, Id tbe tenth inning Spinning who Mrs- W. O. Davis, Mrs. and Miss Belleville, N. J. 6-15-3 w hile away. ' . ■ ' - ■ . . . ■ , ■ ■■■ ■ .. , : : ' ■ - bad not pitched as well as usual and Allan, Mrs. Abram Stager, an d •bad not been well supported, gave FOR SALE— li C B B E RTIRED Mrs. Bertram Sta.ger. * , Use Uncle Sam’s mails and the telephone when you want anything in this, your favorite up and Joiner took his place. He ruuabout; also child’s go-cart; bar­ Mr. and Mr-4. Mutch will sail for was suffering with a sore arm and gains. Aoply, V. LEST, Prospect store. We will give prompt attention to all your orders, whether large or small. V ^after the disaster ended the visitors Europe on Saturday, Julv fi, by the street, opp. Beech street. 8-15-3 If you have no charge accounts with us deposit a little money in our Djpcnit Purchase bad secured four more runs. Nutley American steamship line New York, 'they will be gone two months and WANTED—BX AN ELDERLY -wasblanked 1-n her half. man, any kind of work arouid the Account Department, and you wili be enabled to Tiave your piirchrses charged ag’ainst this All considered tbe exhibition to be will visit England, Ireland and Scotland. bouse or garden. Address, account. It makes it nice for you while out-of-town when yon want things in a hurry. We -about as ragged as any game ever J. CON FREY, played ou the grounds. I d the sixth 6-1-fi Nutley Son Office. pay 6 per cent, on such deposits. : ' ’ : - ; - ' : inning Fraob: Bishop made a home- Five Vears Old. * BOARDERS WANTED— LARGE run on a drive to left'tield and a bad The young friends of Master Flarry, "throw. Hawkins had a sore arm and airy rooms with all improvements sou of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Cromiey, can he had with first-class table in -could not throw. Gillen plsyed of 24 Vreeland avenue, gave him a behind tbe bat. Carney Blum’s throw­ private hoarding house. Home cook­ H A H IN B 6 k C O ., very enjoyable party on Saturday, ing. Also table boarders taken. ing to first was very poor. Ray Biom the 15th inst.. in honor of his fif th and Mitch el played their positions MRS. GREVEY. Broad,.New and Halsey StreQts, Newark, N.J. birthday. A t five o'clock a repast Walnut street, Avondale, N. J. in a creditable nan tier. Tbe visitors was served and each child present used up two pitchers during' the (White house.) 5-ll-2m was surprised to iind five new pennies .game. The score by inninps: in a fancy napkin ate&ch plate, as a FOR REST—BARN ROOM FOR All Stars...... 1 05104000 4—15 birthday favor. Games, singing and borse and carriage, Nutley A. G. ...4 aOTOOZSOl 0—tl dancing were indulged in by the CHAS. H. K1ERSTEAD, The only absolutely Fireproof Do You Think little ones until eight o’clock. Franklin a venae, Nutley. tf The game scheduled for this after­ Warehouse in Passaic County That Summer Weather is Slow in Coming? coon is witn the Willow A. C. of Harry received a nnmber presents FOR SALE—CHESTNUT POSTS, Eewark. including cups aod saucers, ties, 8 feet long, Inquire ' You should visit our store and see the beautiful Two games will he played oo handkerchiefs, confectionery, books GEO. W. FREDERICKS, assortment of dainty summer Goods, bright new Fourth of July. The morning game and toys. Among tbose present It Kings!and St., Nutley. HAINLrOIN^S werfe the Misses Florence and Edna Silks, delicate featherweight Organdies, new Dimi- ' : will be with the All Stars of Newark ties, Embroideries, Laces, Ribbons, Ladies’and - / and the afternoon game with the Cook, May Schlefck, Mr. and Mrs. 191 193 Jefferson Street Mutuals of Bellville. Edward Stoker, of Passaic; the W A L S H S J V ^PASSAIC, N, J. Childrens* Muslin Underwear, Corsets, Hosiery Misses Florence Bedeli, Agnes and . Gloyes, etc. \ '' - Lulu Crocker, Hazel and Stacey Boll of Honor, Also a . complete line of wear for Men and Boys’ - Rnsbmer, Abbott and Mrs. Thos. H. Furniture and .Pianos Moved to all The following is the list of puhlic Ritchie and Mrs. Walter and Robert parts of the city or country. of unusual attractiveness. Call and&nd Winterjrreen Cream ing exercises held io the Park Ssbool “ The Foe and the Fight” ; 7.45 p. m. Waleis, lb. 15c subject, ‘‘Ruling the Spirit"; Sun­ Maple and Vanilla Walnut Efasea, 10c - Passaic Aye,, near Chestnut St., Nutley Auditorium, on Friday evening, tbe ItnlSanOhocolttteCreanis, lb. SOc ^ 21st lost.: day School and Bible Class 9.45 a. m.; High School—LeBoy Wood (3 yrs), Sons and Daughters of the Sing at Candy and Chocolate Firecrack­ Walter Ryan (3 yrs), Milton Ryan 7.15 p. m.; Prayer Meeting Wednes­ ers and other novelties for the (2 yrs), Ronald Spinning. day 8 p, tn. ‘•Fourth.” Park School, Bight Grade—Mabel Cor. Main & Howe Avenues, HILLSIDE PLEASURE PARK AND LAKE Powelson (2 yrs), Dcra Hendricks (2 Yonr Wants JUay Be Supplied PASSAIC, N. J. yrs), Tbos. Hochstrasser (1904-5, If you want posters, Philip Fitting, Ralpo Woodruff), If you want by-laws, Assets over $1,000.000 00 BALLOON ASCENSION • Myrtle LeUerts, Ruth Searle, Abner If you want bill heads, Sutan; Everett Gothwaite (S: yrs}. If you want programs. TOMORROW AFTERNOON BY Seventh Grade—Robert Assmua, Mtkexi at I wmU If you want envelopes, in f >fArk#t UauikhL SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES Stoker Dittig. Howard Shepard. If you want note heads, e n Broad IfSnQift n;> S r o n d HtM k Im m i h , for rent at $4.00 and upwards. Sixth Grade—Helen Decker. If you want show cards, M ISS LOUISAS SM ITk - ■ Iflf N>w»rl( J* fM f 4 J- VAULTS ABE FIRE, BURGULAB Fifth Grade. A—Percy Dittig, If you want statements, Whoidfta!« D ftpurtaw itiTM ; 1ST »i*Fic*t fit.* x+ir+rMi AND DAMP PROOF, Elsie Kleratead {4 yrs). George If you want ball tickets, Free Wild West Show, Roller Skating Dancing, B jating and Kalvio (2 yrs), James Jordan. If you want letter heads, per cent, interest allowed, on many other attractions. - ■ : : : Fourth Grade, A—Bessie Hock- If you want calling cards, - Time Deposits, -strasser, Tonnie Kalvio (2 yrs), If you want address cards, Deposits receive! suh)ect to check. Waiter Keyser (2 yra), Elsie Ryan (2 If you want business cards, A d m i s s i o n I O C e n t s yrs). If yon want invitation cards, Fourth Grade, B.—Joseph Hoch­ WM, McK.EfSZIK, President. If you want ho sin ess circulars. Centre St., near Bloomfield Ave., HARRY MEYERS, Vice-President. strasser 1904-5. If you want Job printing of any de­ NUTLEY, H. J. Third Grade, A—Wesley Sit- FBANK HDGtlES, Snd Yice-Pres. scription done In a satisfactory way. F. ST. BIDWELL, Treasurer. greaves {2 yrs) yon can have it performed by calling Third Grade. B.—Archie Stager aoHN K. WATSON, Asat. Treas. LEHIGH COAL,. at tbe office of T he Nutlet Sun. S. E, BLAlRf Proprietor. a yrs), Thurston Woodford (2 yrs), Edy the Eierstead (2 yrs). N utley Fire Alarm Boxes. Fruit, Shade and Ornamental E have got the article. Now is the time to prepare / Second Grade—: Thomas Buckley 2 Alarm Tests. Trees, Grape Vines, Etc., Fer­ T^Tf.TP! TIM E T A B L E for a cold winter,: ■ ■ : - and Madeline Scorso. 3 Back Taps. W Second Grade, B—Russell Parke. 6 Special Call. Yantaeaw, No. 1. tilizers far Lawns and Gardens Corrected June 23, 1931. " G^t coal that will burn and give heat. : : : First Grade, A.“-Clarence Coey- 0 Special Call. Avondale, No. 1. Spray Pumps and Agricultural TO NEW YORK. man, Alice Buckley; Fanny Rryan {2 We a re now handling the best grade; of Lehigh Coal 2-2 Special. W. Nutley Hose. Frdm West Nutley (Hillside Ave.) yrs). Implements. __ LOCATION OF ALAEIT BOXES. statiou—S.44, 6.55, 7.20 1.50,8.27, 9.12, at the very lo we st possible price, at our dock on the Passaic Kin ter gar ten—Dora Rich. PUBLIC HEARING. Yantacaw School, Seventh Grade— 7 Prospect St. cor. Hawthorne Av 11.30 a m, 1.17, 3.03, 5.02, 8.41, $.05, river, near Avondale bridge. : : 6.58, 10.50 p. m. On Sunday—7.30, Robert Chandler, Nugent Freeman 8 High St. and Uloomfiel3 Ave. To all whom it may concern: and Alex. Tasker. 14 Passaic Av. Sc Highfield Lane. Take notice that the Council of the 9,45, 10.47 a m, 1.42 3.296.39, 9.26, 10.60 Sixth Grade—Minnie Batchelor {2 16 Grant and Wbitford Aves, Town of S’utley, In the County of a- m. JOHN MAWKINS yrs), Ida France, Catherine Mc- 17 Passaic Av. & Chestnut St. Essex, has designated From B utley (Highfield Lane) Sta­ P. O. BOX 71 EAST NUTLEY, NEW JERSEY Murray; Edward Zitzman (2 yrs). 23 Franklin Av. & Centre St. Wednesday, the 10th day of July, tion—5.47, fi,57, 7, a 7.53, 8.30 9.15, P H O N E 3 3 - 1» I" ■ V V' 11.33 a m, l.lfl, 3.0S, 5.04. 6.43, 8.03, Fifth Grade — Edwin Elliott, 24 Harrison St. front Lobsitz’ Mill. at the hour of eight o’clock In the 26 Bloomfield Av, & Centre St. 9.01, 10.63 p m. On Sunday— 7.33, Elizabeth Lee (1903-4), William- Lange evening aa the time and the Town (2 yrs), Howard Sargent, Floyd 32 Prospect St. & Mt. View Ay. 8.52, 10.50 a m, 1.45, 3.32, 6.42, 9.29, 34 Headquarters. Hall in said town; as the place, Staa‘--i'2 yrs). ■ wheu and where they will meet to 10.53 p m. : ■ 35 Franklin Av. & Chestnut St. From Avondale (Walnut St.) Sta­ Grade—Charles Fitting consider objections in writing, to the A. L. T (1904-5), Ross Powleson (2 yrs), Gene­ 41 Franklin Av. & Kiagsland St. tion—5.50, 7.00,’ 7.26, 7 5S, 8.33, 8.18, 42 Nichols1 Factory. passage of an ordinance establish log vieve Thurston; Arthur Wind helm the grade of Franklin avenue from 11.36'a. m, 1.23 3.07 , 5.07, 6.40, S .ll, REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 43 Brookfield A v. & Elm PI. (2 yrs). Kings laud street to Glendale street, 9,04, 10.56, p. m. On Sunday—7,37, 52 Avondale Road & Walnut St. Cominissioncr ot Deeds and Ndary Third Grade—Laura Totten (tardy and of Glendale street from Franklin 8.55.10.53 a m, 1.49, 3.33, 6.40, 9.33,' 4 Passaic Av, & Centre S t. •nee). ayenue to Passaic avenue. 10i50‘p. m. 1 Second Grade—George Wilson. All objections must be Hied lu Leave Chaabers street Hew York, k i n d l i n g Avondale School, First Grade— RIDCELAWN CEMETERY for Nutley Stations—5.16, .6.62, 9.45, Hard Beautiful, accessible and modern ln eirerj- writing with the Town Clerk on or, and O rate Leo Gorman (2 yrs), Louis Lutzzo. respect. Now;trt£-P;LCerijOn Crolluy cars pass before the day above designated. 11,30, a m, *L10, 1.50, 3.23, 4.23 5.22, Clean m mu entrance. Free perpetual care, lists Summary—Neither absent nor tar­ from 7B cants per square ioot up; cmsli or part E’RA'NE l . RUSBY, 5.53, 6.23, 7.15, 10.15 12,15 p nL On O ffloe—Colnmb ia B ajldln?, KUTLEY, !N. Jj tly for one year, 29; for two years, 19; payment. Booklets seat on request. muIb office, 1H1 Brood St., Nowtuk, N. J. Tele­ Town Clerk, Sunday—8.15. 11.30 a m, 1.43, 4,30 Tor three years, 3; for four years, 1. phone 1155. Dated Nutley, N. J., June 2d, 1907.6 .15, 8.0010.15 p m. *SaturJay only. ■ -

both work soon,' for thoir jnothors are widows and poor. I have given them tbeir schooling and hope ; to : - s ta rt them in som e -way.1’ ■ ■ The exercises passed off delightfsil- }y, and after them the parents and :i other “grown - ups” ■ onjoyod tho Jawn : tea. But the girls hurried bons» to dmnge their dresses or freshen up . for the evening reception. : / : It was u JUt.e after, dusk. Tha dim »f roots grow over aud asaiu mo- • : meatarliy brilliant' with the light rd|.^. Roman candles or the radiance/ ** Catherine wheels. Tuft cbeeriisl^ of countless ftrociackers resc through the air. : ;'■? The reception was iu full swing wben Mrs. Danesfori sought WHERE th e 'DECLARATION.)N o^/INDEPENDENCE /l. nient's rest and crtiict in1 th^.^jsr^ik- . fast room. A screen had beoiy^hed : WAS SIGNED j u I y 4- I 776 noar an open window, 'and sat dowik 'behind it.: She h a d i>deitertnihe^ : to take Kathleen H’.is't home oaks, rotted out at tbe heart, and no b-lood this b an n er of liberty and made heet. They are so weaJthy." , tiie 5awL fifty years of the Republic a yard," added Laura. “If they’re as 1, man knows what storm will bring hrigh't these stars on tbe sky of hope. OF INDEPENDENCE “And alone in the world—widows lie Fourth of July was the one out­ poor as that comes to they hare no them crashing down. At last the Re­ Yes, the fathers iiave made vows for and childless," remarked Joyce. “It standing day, for Than ksgl vine had business here.” . ; - public Is avenged. She might even us. Our dead heroes have given "Xow, Isn’t that pink loTely!’’ seems to me wealth is not of much aiot yet been made universal, while : She stopped abruptly. Mrs. Danes- have the right to turn her face toward ■pledges for us and o ut children. To A merry group of girls were chat­ good under such circumstances. Come Decoration Day and (Labor Day, and ford thought at first thait tihey bad ■ the east and say of Russia, Austria us they bequeathed all this treasure. tering oa the lawn of Miss Floyd's . Kathle," . . : s : :: , . . . Siite birthday of Lincoln, had not yet seen her behind t*ie screen, tout the and Germany: "Now i give you forty Ours the3e States, ours the declara­ Academy for Girls on a bright morn “Wbat shall we do?" listed Kath­ been born. silence was caused toy the entrance years. Alter your Niagara, what? tion of liberty, o u ts the Constttution, ing in June. School waa just over leen, when they were alone. 3 Su Athens, on the high day ot the ot Joyce and Kathleen. ■ ■. Yours is a country where wise busi­ ours the poets, the orators, the states-- and they were planning great things "Do?" inquired Joyce, vaguely. . city, the oltizens arrayed themselves ‘'We CouWin’t help heariny you," ness men and scholars discuss prob­ men, the soldiers. The Republic is a (or the Fourth a t July, when Miss “About.tbe Fourth,” saiil Kathleen. ia white robes, wore girdies of blue, re m a rk e d . Joyce..: :: ■■'. : :i .* lems and one feeble-minded ruler de­ storehouse filled with all the treas­ Fioyd held her commencement exer ‘‘My lawn cost just fifteen . cents a landing for civic 'parity, and went "You have ;no J’ight to decide tiiat cides them." For events iiave turned ures of the past. clses. yard, and .1 can't have any lace. How <3a~f_h in solemn procession, cleansed we are poor because/we .don’t dress : every argument today in favor of the On this high day of liberty let us “Of course, we’ll wear w'hite for the I hate, to tie so poor.” . - ^ ; ■ : iJSemselves from all grime; the meu as you do,” said Kathleen. “Some: republic and against autocracy and highly resolve henceforth to live for exercises," said ifwetty June WtQthrop “Katbie,” said her friend, earnestly snarebed carrying ■palm 'branches, the "But I rather think we can have what people think it in bad tasta to dress bureaucracy. our country and its ittS'tltutions, that "don't care ahoiit it. ' I’m not Oven miich before you ronie out.” 1 1 ciMldren carried flowers, the maids we Jike Eor the reception In the even­ the Republic may -become the guide of going to have a new lawn—only my Mrs. Danosford could-see them all ■and matrons chanted hymns, the ing. I shall coax mamma in tn getting all the world and the teacher of all last summer’s let down. I dun’t in­ —Joyce aud- Kathleen, in their shab­ priests swung to and from the censer, nations tn the art of self-gov era ment me that pink chiHon—indeed I shall. tend to worry about it I was sorry lifted with golden incense. But when “I’ll have the crepe de chine I told by frocks, ’contrasting so painfaUy and the .principles of liberty .—New not to hear you speak more decided­ with the chiffons and crtepe de chines . ■l/he procession, re presenting the you of." declared. Laura Dean, a gyp York World. . ly about Uie tw o dresses. You know of tiie others. But Joyce stood, erect eirsngth and heauty of Athens, came s y beauty of sfiteen. 3011 can't have two.” and proud, her > ayes aglow, Laura to the votive altar of the Goddess “Do you rem em bar 'ttfiat M iss Floyd ■ ‘‘I .did w onder, for a m inute, if Athenae, they covered the white Firecracker £an. and June looked at them coolly. ^ asked us not to buy expensive m other 1 wouldn't let me 'have her barbie with flowers and perfumed One of ;ihe clever novelties designed “I fully admit 'A was no business', dresses?" Beulah Wilson reminded wedding dress made over," hesitated Soughs. to delight youngsters upon the Fourth of mine,” replied June icily. ' : them, “Sbe said she didn't wish Joyce ■the other, “She never goes anywhere; Not other wise did Dauiel Webster-, of july, as well as before and after, Harwood and Kathleen Hunt to feel hardly, aad so doesn’t need It as I wiiih reverence and ever-increasing so­ is the firecracker fan. uncomfortable." do.” . : - ; T he Strenuous; Life,!. lemnity, anticipate rthe approach of At first glance .it looks like a nice June tossed her head. Joyce’s dark .eyes, flashed. . She Fourth of July. To the very last red giant firecracker,, but you make “I really cannot dress down to Miss "And yon would make her going rihe thought of to dependence Day suf- the mistake of your life if you touch Floyd's charity pupils. E dont think otft at all quite impossible by taking foaed bis eyes with tears and ailed lighted punk or any -sort of fire to tbey ought to come If t^isy ca-n’t keep her only good dress?” -Sbe cried, in­ ttim wkh a tumult of noWe emotions. the realistic string which dangles up to our standards of -tress." dignantly, Then, softening in a mo­ And for all citizens of the Republic from oue end. Beulah Wilson was rich, and her .today th is appro aching day of pa.t- Instead It is etiquette to pull the ment, she added, “No, dear, don't do protest had beeu made solely on be* th a t.’’ . . ■ ' : ’ rrioilsm and liberty should stir chic string. Jest ppull it steadily and out Tbey reached Joyce’s own home at ■jwlde, tlie love of country, aud the re- comes a full-fledged fan, She round, that point, und Joyce went in without -.aawal of the dedication of life and pleated sort, a near relative of the watting for a reply. ■ : igifts to the cause of the .Republic, old-fashioned pistol fan. The fan part ■cthat represents today Hie hope of all is of che daintiest blue patterned ‘‘Mother, darling,” sbe called softly, (he .people of tha earth. around the edge with ’tiny pink posies. as sbe entered* the durkened rooui, “is iyour head better? Did I wake Who can overestimate the import­ This, -together with the gorgeous red you?’’:' ■ ' ance of these anniversary days oE lib­ of the firecracker; handle, goes to Mrs. Harwood smiled fafutiy. erty, these holidays thait commemorate make a fan of the gayest attractive­ the beginning oE free institutions! Al­ ness. It fcs not stretching matters to “You did not wake me~l was list­ ways when patriotism has revived, na­ say it looks altoge&her Celestial, mean­ ening for four steps,” she answered. tional wealth and prosperity have re­ Ing that it smacks of tbe Celestial “Did Mrs, Jones come in?" went on vived 'With it. Tbe great age for the Kingdom. Joyce. . ..■■■: tsies of Greece, where Plato thought "Yes," was the reply. “But, my aud Sappho sang, was the day when child, »he must not come again. We every citizen was a patriot, sincere, cannot afford her. And this is so near heroic and ready to die for ihls coun- tie end of the term. You will soon ■try. The great epoeh of act, beauty be at home," and liberty for Florence was the era Joyce did not answer at nnce. Sbe went into the kitchen and soon re­ Uncle Sam’s Patriotic Celebration bl when patriotism, like a. mighty flood, Independence I>ay. swept over Italy. The golden age for turned with a slice of golden browti little Switzerland, witb its brilliant toast and a cup of fragrant tea. ■past; for -brave litule Holland and for “Now, try this,” she- said, coaxiug- "You are ri^bt !t is nu business glorious old England was -the age ly. “Ob, mother mine. I do wish of yours,” here struck, in Joyce. "And when, patriotism was -at its best. And lyou'd consent to my giving up school for my part; it does not matter tn ih-e tv hat our land needs- uhove ail else, THOMAS JEFFERSON. and getting some work.*' * - a t a lt tliu't you should know v?e are after a revival of ethics and right­ “We’ will see after the Fourth,"1, said poor, yery pobr,, Poverty is no dis­ eousness, is a revival of - patriotism half of her friend Jnyce, who could Mrs, Harwood.: "Now, dear, get your grace. Tbis is tha Fourth of July,” ' and love of country. own luncheon while I take a nap. sh«s went oil, her color risiiijj. “it is i. with the utmost difficulty present a Jft .*S • * . C . ' # • . It is given to citizens of oMier nn- neat aud fresh appearance. the anniversary of the duy when o;:r tions to exult and cry, "This is mine “Blue for you. June; leave the pink The Fourth of July dawned as that fathers shoelt off mijust and Railing own, my native land,'’ But how much for me,” cried Laura. “You ha ve. pale hi^toi-ic day should dawn—showing- ^ 'bondage. Let ns, Kathleen," she said more to Americans! Is it material green, Beulah," cloudless sky, a Maiing sun. Miss io her friend, “shake off an allegiance w ealth 1 Lift up your eyes ana look “I shall h are a new wiiite law n :foi Floyd was in a p leasant ftiut the they sat, lookiog like wiiite wiuged Stitadinff in front of Hamilton Ciuo, “We’re talking ot our commence­ girls in froiK. of .h e r.. "N or chooso birds, on tbe platform. ' Brooklyn, X. Y. ment dresses^ Joyce.” aiy ’’riends liy 'the amount of tbeir The words were not without malice. “That is a lovely chiii] at the end. drygoods' 'bills. No. poverty is no Today the President and the Re­ Both Joyce and Kathleen had made of the front row,” said Mrs, Danes- disgraee, and wealth you have not public occupy the centre OE the world’s June feel small in the c-Iasafoom. ford suddenly. "W ho'is. she?" earned no merit, no honor, except as stage. Just now our country looms “I think my dress is bought,” re­ "Thait ■ is Kathleen Hunt/’ replied it is welt and nobly spent.” v la rg e in the wor Id’s affairs, IE -tbe plied Kathleen, a talt girl of fifteen, Hiss Floyd. “And the dark one next “W hit a. Fourth of July oration!" President's figure rises ubove the oth­ with a pretty, irresolute face. She her is Joyce Harwood, They must sneered Laura, “It s a pity: none oi er nation rulers, it is because he looked wistfully at her questioner's •Uie guests can hear .' ou.” : : stands upon the shoulders of country­ dainty lawn, insat with lace, her rieli THE INTERRUPTED OLD-TIME " “One of them has," said Mrs. : men who are .supported by a great ribbons and gold buttons. She could FOURTH OF JULY ORATiON. Danesford; 'coming forward. 1 She put ' country. Gone forever bhe thought n.ot have imagined .greater bliss than her hand On Joyce's shoulder. "Come ■abaft the Republic Us an experiment! possessing such things herself. w ith me, 1 m y dear. 1 want a little "W-hait do I think about free institu­ "For the exercises, yes," said Laura. talk, 'with you and my sister.” .; tions and democracy," exclaims Car- "But we mean to wear colors In the ■ -■■ ■■■■ . I*”:';-: ' *■" : ' -l.'-V'.'.--' *:yje. “I think that America is a pfrace evening.” Joj ce and her mother are very ,hap- where a few wise men discuss prob­ Kathleen almost turned pale. . [>y in the little cottage (“pubt oi your : lems and many fools settle 'them." “You will (have two new dresses for salary, my dear.” >tr5. Danesford had Tfte English premier in IS GO gave os commencement?” she gapped ia said) by the waters ot the noble Hud­ ■forfcy more years. And yet what na­ aiarm . . - son. Kathleen jievet knew how nea,l' tion lias grown and prospered like She : turned to Joyce—strong-, beau­ ■that dainty Jtorae come to boing hers, ■antis'? Goveinment is for the 'protec­ tiful Joyce, whMd no one ever snub- nor did Jayce over !<*arn that she tion of life, property, -family, reputa­ hed or put down, and whose clear, owed it to her "Declaration of if -. tion and Hherty. But surely there dark eyes were now fixed, \n some pendenc.c."—Fraaces Haraaer. ■ - clever *as beeu an hour in the history contempt, upon June and Laura. ,<*f the Republic when the millions —By Kelly, ‘‘Shall you not get two?" persisted Tho United 'States goVij^m^rLt . re-.: ceives ?68S,0f)0 each w orking Jay fru jl were so happy or so prosperous, or Molly Pitcher was a gninner’3 wife, gave her the rank of sergeant in the June. ' customs coli'ected In New fork Citjv THen they -possessed in so large meaa- and during the battle of Monmouth army, so that sbe migtit draw pay. "Oh, if you do——” began Kath­ are tlieir .political aad industrial waa in the act of brluging water fur She used to wear a cocked hat and leen, helplessly. rights, their social and their civic the sponge to clean out the gun, when soldier’s coat, and in the bills of the Joyce had not spoken. ’ .The whole rfg&tis! W hat! Democracy ah eiperi- her bu9baud was killed before her regiment are recorded items of tent Question seemed very trivial to ber, EHeot? It is the other .forms of gov- eyes. But hefore the order was given d o th .f o r Sk'irts -for Molly, F or the Nat that she did not care for pretty ^eminent tihiat a>re experimental. Auto­ to withdraw, she sprang to the gun, flguree of the two gunners Sculptor things, hut just now her thoughts c ra c y Is th e governm ent of -one. The took her husband’s iplace, and made Ic ECelly 'Used -his friends—Thom as E di­ weta with her sick mother. -limited monarchy is -the government [possible for tihe gun to h e kept in son, tbe inventor, and E. A, Bell, the “Tbis is an important occasion/' fty the few. Democracy is the 50V- action throughout the enga-geruen;.. painter, as men having a fine charact­ struck’ in liura. returning to the ^srament by the many. Today auto- For tiiis act Washington afterward eristically American Eacial type. charge, “aifef' Floyd's two marrtod largely dependent for its raw mater­ OLD TIKE FARMING. ials on mineral «’«poslt5-, the United Stages GaokigiCll Survey has bee’i PHPLES ATTRACTIVE IN ROMANCE, BUT m^.k!ug an investigation of eand-Tn-o- of hWiJ temertfCH wltTi'h f&iieii UNPLEASANT IN REALITY, ' ilu;*mg areas-. i"ois invest: Jjaticm', be­ gun In 1905 in "the Mfe-stsippi .Valley, fOE|Si8K::w9iiqi^ In the Fourteenth Century Lar.d Was was extended in 190G to the Ohio ... vitv iivh€n J : fl tl>V Ridiculously Cheap: in Merry Eng­ Valley -and a hrief rep o rt cm th e twrfc a more patent remedy ia the roots ■t!«kcjriiif *”r>pt? 10 a chance u> rttiuiaaneml land—What is Really Meant by This i-as 1'een Issued. Women are tie spiritnalMng Torce and herbs a, ..... lte* Sic, Eflc.* amount of sand ayaila.'oIe, and the lo­ Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound *p\& Ic bulk. tth* cflTiir'n© fc&btot svttdped C lands were ridiculously cheap, 2 cents secure a ‘divorce twenty-fom- hours Bnat-Aiitotd to care oryt>nr money bock. cation of ihe deposits with respect to is an honest, tried and true remedy of unquestionable therapeutic value Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.7, 595 au. acre for th e farm er nnd 13 cents after -she had been married. It doesn't transportation -route and markets, are D 11 ring its record of more than thirty years,' its-long list of.Tietusl an acre for the latter being consider­ take some women very long to find res of those serious ills peculiar to wom en, en titles Tiydto, E. H nfcbam > ANHUAL SAL£, TEH million boxes aa important as is the quality of the eureB —------ed a. (air annual rental. Two cents out that they have been gold-bricked, Vegetablesgetable Compound to the respect aud confidence of every fair mindetl sand, : ’ or Its equivalent would buy a pair of iusis:s the Washington Post, person and every thinking woman. , ,. ■... . ■ ■-. ■■ ■-■- . Tha Tehuantepec R. R. -Pemnsylvania is first In the manu­ chickens in these blessed cv*ys of old- When women are. troubled with irrsgtuar or painfnl /.motion*, The average snving in distance by facture of glass, Indiana second, and • • L_ ■§ - weakness, displacements, ulceration or inflammation, backaehe, Fnr the value of a, nickel one could ' All that is wanted in behalf of iti*» the Tehuantepec route over Panama Ohio third. Indiana .produces less flatulency, general debility indigestion dr nervous prostration, they a cq u ire a goose fit for Christ id as din­ people is a perfectly square deal on to all places on tlie Atlantic eojsst of th an 1 per -cent, of the glass sand should remember there is one tried and true remedy, Lydia E. I’inlr- ner or two ducks tliat would mate th e p a rt ol the railroads, declares the the United States aud Europe Is, say. used ln the state, the remainder be tag1 ham’s Vegetable Compound. : _ . . about 1.250 mites. The ordinary freight a fine roast. A penny would purchase Philadelphia Inquirier. There is no Ko other remedy in the country bas rneh a record o i enres o f ■obtained largely from the Pox River^ female ills, and thousands of women residing in every part of the United ..steamship multes about ten miles a» a dozen strictly rresh eggs, and wheat inclination to restrict their manage­ foil som etim es as low as 40 c.entE a IU., district, a id th e K londike, M o. m en t or ito go heyond th e general States bear- willing teatimony to the wonderful viitae of Lydia E. Pinfc- kour, or. Bay, 230 m iles 3 day. re district. All the sand thait can bu ham’s Vegetable compound and what it has done for them. _. . J tiuirins longer via Panama, assuming quarter, or eight bushels. This per­ policies 'la id down by federal lefiift Mrs. Fmkham invites all eiek women to write Iter for advice. She has iod seems to hare been tlie paradise produced of sufficient purity even for iation, ■ the time nf crossing the two isthmuses sreen and amber bottles finds a ready «uided thousands to health. For twenty-five years she has been to he the same. It will take a steam of topers, as the brewer was compelled slot? women free o f charge* SI16 is Uj© o f laj’uia E- 1 2 market at good prices. No large de­ bam and a© her assistant fo r years before her decease advised under- ship ft bout one day to pass through by law to sell for cents three gal­ Yon overeat If your food is not hon­ lons of beer, tha equivalent of forty* posits of sandstone are known in In- immediate direction. - Address, Lynn, Mass. 1 the Panama Canal and lhe freight estly earned. You oversleep if tbe eight glasses. It will give our mod­ ■diana -that h ave the purity of th e St, about two days to pass, over Tehu mortgage is awake and growing. You ern labor unions the cotd shivers tn Peter sandstone, so ahttadant farther oyer talk if you have time to waste antepec from ship to ship, leaving stll! - Crime in the United States costs the read th a t Z cents a day was consid­ west. Ohio produces but little over four days io t.iic advantage of Tehu­ or gossip. You overwork if you meddle Government $140,000,000. ered good wages for an ordinary la­ 9 ip-er cent, of the glass sand nsed in antepec route —Engineer. •with the all-airs of other’-people, wariis borer. ■the state. A large part of this, ho Tr­ the American Agriculturist, inT3,Ut. Vitus' Dance. Nervous Diseases peii If Tan Know flsw te BaaSie Tfism evor, (passes -Brora the eastern part of manerit ly cured by Ur. Ultne’s (Jreat Merve Our farmers will probably Heave a Restorer. 32 trial bottle and treatise free. Whether you raise Chick- THOUGHT CHILD^WOULD DIE. sigli of sympathy ■when they learn Ohio to factories in Western Penn­ It is suspected by the Atiauta Con- D r.fl, E, Kline, Ld.,931 Arch Bt., Phila., t*a. «ns for fun" or profit, you that even at harvest time 4 cents waa sylvania, and a corresponding amount want, to do it intelligently W hole Dodj1 Covuvwl With Cuban etitution that the celebrated physician Covered carriages w ere first usedf and get the best results. The the highest amount expected. Young Is IxroU'ght In. from other -States, es­ who r-^ccinmended sugar aa a diet has Itch— Ciiticm-u Remedies Cure pecially West Virginia and Illinois, at in E ngland in 15S0. ; n p 20 way to do this, is to profit by iit Cost of 75c. couples about to marry had no sucli a dark design on lhe presidency of the tbe esperience of others; We ■terrors before their eyes as confront notably higher prices,—New York offer a book telling all yon "3iy littic boy. whoit only an infant of candy trust. need to know on the subject them in this era of prosperity. House­ Globe. . . —'.-T ±' three month?, i;msitt the Cuban Itch. Don’t Use Practically — a book written by a h i m keeping might safely be entered vipoa Who made his living for 25 Sores broks oat from lit# head to the bot­ If Mr, Nixon is not mistaken the Pure’* W hite Lead tom of his feet. He would itch and claw by the most timorous in those “good EXTINCT CAHAW FOUND. years in raiding Poullrj , and Chicago Chronicle thinks, we are on V - - in th at time cee.es- himself and cry all the time. He could not old days," House rent was so low the eve of a great increase in tho There is no other pigment that is Curator of Bermuda Museum Discov­ sarily bad. to ei-: sleep day or night, and iv liglit dress is iti! that lhe Lord Mayor of London paid speed of ocean steamers, but it is ton “ practically” White Lead:—na other £ « ](/, periment and spent be could wear. I called one of otir best ers Skeletons With Hawk Beak. only $4.80 a year to his landlord. early, perhaps, to say what the elfecl paint thit has the properties o? Pure ‘ much -money to doctors to treat him, and his treatment did L ouis L. Mawbray, curator of the learn the best way The Chancellor of the British ex- will be upon the -comfort and safety White Lead Paint. : in not do any good, but he seamed to get Bermuda Museum *>: Natural Hist­ _ to conduct the chetiuer, tbe man whu does tbe work Pure W hite Lead, good paint that S ta m p s business--— for the . tvorse. He suffered so terribly tliat my ory, will visit the Smithsonian Insti­ of pasi'ens'irs This suggests that the husband said he believed he would have to of our Secretary of the Treasury, promised Jncrpase of speed would nat­ it is, cannot carry adulterants without : ■ sm all: sum o£ 25 tution, In Washington, Tot the purpose cents in postage stamps. '; ■ die. I had almost given up hope wben a had au aunual salary of $192. W hen urally send existing war ships to the having its efficiency impaired, "to get of exhibiting1 to tbe experts there sev­ Pure W hite Lead durability, see lo ; It tells you hoW to Detect | lady friend told me to try the Culicuia a father sent his son to a university scrap heap and call for the expendi­ and Cure Disease, how to eral skeletons of an extinct bird, it that every keg bears the Dutch Boy_ Remedies. 1 used tho Cuticura Soap and four ceuts a day was looked upon as ture of a great many more millions Feed for lilggs. and also for applied the Cuticura Ointment and he at a comfortable allowance, with a mar- wiii.ch he had th-o good fortune to find trade mark—a guarantee that the con­ Market, Which'Fowls to Save; for tbe construction of tremendous onoe fell into 3 steep, and he slept with gin for such luxuries as wine at S ' in a. recently discovered cave in Ber- tents are absolutely Pure W hite Lead for Breeding- Purposes, and engines of destruction o£ a new type. ■indeed about $2-i mu da. made by the Old Dutch Process, - After three applications the sores began to -must know on u>e suliject a yenr was considered munificent. This bird, 'that has failed -to get a to make Buecese. dry up, aud in just two weeks from tbe It is charged by both the Railway SEND- FOR BOOK a - . ;. King Edward VI. gave his daughter place in the “Who's Who" o£ feathered day I commenced tu use tlte Cuticura Rem­ Gazette and the Scientific American Sent postpaid on receipt of edies my baby was entirely well. The treat­ an allowance of I4.S0 a week, with folk o r nTodei.1] tlme-s, was many hund: “ A Talk on P ain t" gives valuable -25 cents in sbiiiips. . ment only east me Tne., and f Mould have an additional $247.00 a year for the red years -®So linown as the oaiaw, that the United States Steel Corpora­ i'iformation on the paint subject. Sent gladly paid SKul if 1 could not have got it maintenance of her e ight servants. from the rpecellar noise it made, and, tion h;u heen deliberately turning out free upon request BOOK PDBLISijIKG B0lfS£» any e lien per. J fee! safe in saying that the The bed that a Icing then slept on while it was web footed, it had a inferior steei rails. NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY 134 Leonard Street, Cntieura Remedies saved Ids life, lie is mould now be shunned by the bum- beak very similar to that of the hawk. now a. boy of live vein's. Mrs. Zana Miller, ‘‘This great republic of outs shall . iiv'UJhicfcrwr /oiloie- . . New York City. blest farmer in the land. There is i*t{7 cit-ifft it n&trett yonf . Union City, H.. P. D-, Ko. 1, Branch Co., It was supposed tio be a cave dweller not a renter in the West that would and to have tbe habits of an ovfl, inas­ never he come the government of a NewTorfC. Boston, Olevelund,- Mich., .May 17, 1908,” - OinGinnatl, Ohicago, St. Ioul»( Phllnde]' pot be considered rich by comparison. much as it was never seen or heard plirtocraey, and it shall never become the government of a mob,” said the Hole in Her Stocking? Remember, too, that they had no rail­ except at night. PittibDrsh President. He might have added, de­ A handsomely gowned woman was roads in those days or decent roads 'ft'tem white men first set fo o t on clares tthe New York World, that there V seated iu the shoe section of a Sixth of any kind, A trip of a few hun­ Bermuda 'there were traditions among is no surer way of malting It the gov­ avenue department store ahout to be dred miles was a momentous under­ the- natives of the eahaw, that had ernment of a mob than by first (per­ fitted with a pair of slippers wben taking, and a man setting out from disappeared many generations before mitting it to become the government i s : o n»in ee auy she suddenly flushed and rose, "Oh., London to Edinburgh made his will the time of Abe hoariest Inhabitant, with little hope of getting back. Of of a plutocracy. womart i •' • - - j excuse me/’ she said hastily to the and for moire than a hundred years tlna Amlseifti(x wCS j course, there were no interurbans, or improveove her hcaztfa 1 salesman. “I have forgotten some­ 'scientists ;bnre been disputing among aud do all we- cl^m-j street cars, or even canals, and What is true of roller-sliating is FREE to r it. \Y* thing; I’!! he back later.” Then she themselves as to whether e-ucb. a bird wheeled vehicles were entirely out of true in greater or less degree of ail send her absolutely free a large trial j hurried out. ‘‘Now, 1 dare say you ever existed. Mr. Maw bray believes box of Paxtine with booS of instroe- 1 the reach of any tut the aristocraev. our sports. We take to them, when don’t know what's the matter," the he has settled the question. ttons and'genuine teattiuonials, S e n a But it is not necessary to go back tbey are the rage, observes the New your nameU1UUW UUUand address' Vlion ,t»a postal eistd. salesman remarked to a man who To ail except expert ornithologists to tho fourteenth century or to Eng­ York Evening Post, with fairly hys­ eVeaiMSa was mailing a purchase for his wife. there is quite ms much .interest in tho ajid land to And o;it what was meant hy ■cave where the skeletons were found terica) devotion. Not to be in line is m u c o u s The man didn't—and said so. "Hole “the goou old times.” Come along to invite public contumely, if not so­ m; e zn.». in lier stocking, aud she forgot to as in 'litre bones themselves, The fM TIIitisan e si- down to tho nineteenth century and cial ostracism, fectlons, sttoh as naaal eatan-h. pijvie put on another pair—that's all/’ the cave was discovered last January hy eat:HT!i Mid inflammation caused iy fesni- tn our u«u country auu see how peo­ ■some negro boy!s, who hy m eans of nina ills; sore eyes, sore ^throat and wise salesman explained. “I can tell ple lived much less than a hundred A ^franchise ts a permit, a revocable moutli, by direct local treatment. It3 e«r- t.bem every time. Say! you’d be sur­ rapes let themselves down into a hole attve power over these troubles is extes- years ago. Many men now living re­ they fonnd in a ejpot of waste land grant, not a contract or private prop­ ordlnary and gives finmediatfl reJieE prised to know how m any tv el 1-dr eas­ member when one had to work all erty, affirms the New York World. It Thousands of lfomai are «sing and rpo- ed women wear stockings with holes and came upon a great chamber with ommending it every day, so cents a t day at the hardest kind of work for gleaming white walls and a late of is- not either “irrevocable’’ or “inviol-, flrusrebLtsorbymail. B(smem’b(!r,7niv,-eTBr. in them,”—New York Letter to Pitts­ oue bushel of wheat. Fifty cents in able,” for the simple reason that the IT COSTS Ti Oil NOTHESO TO TE T IT . burg Dispatch. ice cold water. Tlhey were in search THB JB. PAXTON CO^, Boston,HEnj,; trade ‘was what one got for begin­ of stalactite crystals and reported people in making thetr Constitution ning at daylight aud grubbing or split­ that they had tound them in great prohibited that vary thing. Sunday in Canada. ting rails until the sinking sun re­ abundance. EVERY MAN HiS OWN DOCTOR minded him lo quit his arduous task, K :fc: It THE DAISY FLY KILLER aS^rby^Da* Canada's Lord’s day act, recenliy Mr. .Mawtbmy became interested in Xo argument can change the opin­ fllai-aiid alTords cotufort to hc»nij-mdin£ngr Farm produce, when salable at all, ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' fliyttJJ'lQ.B-TsSfc passed, provides that it shall be un­ the stories of the wonderful cave and. ion which is "based upon notorious wns absurdly tow. There were no . r j S ^ T S S lawful on Sunday to engage in any explored -it himself. He was obliged facts; no deliberation can modify tbe trou-b-l nio markets, only the neighbnrhood con­ ''leua, ,iiteft.■• - (fa tin' lic meeting, elsewhere than ill a no money everything was barter. Eggs &D(J yotmrfij wr» several skeletons of the long lost bird. and they should he outlawed. , er im ifiiW v" church, at which a fee ie charged, went begging at a cent or two a Iu one spot he fonnd several feathers I. or tn mu, conduct oc convey any ex­ dozen, poultry was hut little better, Some conscientious persons apply -- -— . pnspnlaiforS**!. stock of all kinds at the very low­ completely encased in calctte, which, jtASOLD » DdUlfc cursion on which passengers are con­ so far as he knows, are the only speci­ for and obtain a permit to carry 3 veyed for hire, or to advertise nny est ebb, and no farmer could hope pistol, but they are ’the exeeptlon. tu make profit off any of his produce. m ens of the Iclad in the waifld. Many performance, or to hi!tig into Canada T he average m an, con'tends tihe Phil­ Merely a living, as the result of days o[ the hnnes were encrusted In the f'tr sale or distribution or to sell 01 adelphia Inquirer, who for any reason devoted to toll and nights devoid of calcite and all were in a good state distribute on tlie Lord's day any feels impelled to go armed doesn’t ease, nas tbe best that ’oulil be an­ of preservation. The bird, according foreign newspaper or publica.tiun clas­ stop to bother about the law, and the ticipated hy millions of pioneer farm­ to the fea’thers found, was white be­ sified as n newsjpiipeiv—M«ty York fact that he is a lawbreaker is not ers 111 "the goad old tiny s." Some low aud i-ts back and wiags were of Times. a russet color. These colors, he says, disclosed until some vinlence bas beeu me NEW PERFECTION sentiment sf.iil lingers About those times, vve recall with interest many coirrespooid perfectly with the best de- committed. ' DOCTOR'S J'OOl) TALK. of the romantic aud tragic incidents, descr.'lptlons obtainable of the an­ Ves, if That Had Been the Case. hut we hardly thiuk any of our farm-, cient bii-d. The cahaw was ahout the Wick Blue nam e Oil Cook-Siove Hf-lection ol' Pood One of tlie SIosl D'rany had hurriedly summoned a er readers would care to he trans­ size of a pigeon, , IiiilHirtant :lcls in Life. doctor to administer to aji acquaint­ ported tsack, except in fancy, to* the The cave, which is midway between Hamilton and St. George and In the ance who hart accidentally taken pois­ A Mass. doctrir says: “Our health period w.bich did uot fully eod until T h e different the lust ceni.ury was more th;m half east end of old Bermuda-, I3 about on. Alter ihe physician had given aud pb,vsic;!i attd mental hapjiiness tho sick man a dose of medicine he are so largely under our personal cou- over. “The ;;oad old times” are well three miles from the ocean, but it is OH S to v e enough for the poets, the writers of the belief of Hr. Mawbray that in the remarked that the medicine was an trol that the proper election of food antidote for the poison, and that tie should be and is one of the most im­ historical novels and the ancient time of the cahaw it bad an opening T h e improbed hoped the patient -would null througn portant acts in life. dames who croon in the comers o£ to the sea, and that the bii'ds came “On this subject, 1 mtt.v say that I the blessed days of llnsey’Woolsoy in that way. He said tbe present ent­ all right. In spite of the antidote, how­ O il S to v e ever, the sick man grew rapidly know of no food equal iu digestibility dresses, jeans suits, corduroy roads rance to tbe cave is a jagged almost fine: m ore pow erful in p o in t of n u tri­ and open cahin doors. As for our­ perpendicular hole down bhirougib the worse and died. Gives best results. ment than the modern Grape-Nuts, selves we prefer the present, despite rock, and that the immense chamber T h a t n ig h t a t ih e wake Dinniv was Reduces fuel ex­ ■'irar heaping teaspoons ol which ia its graft ai)d greed, its selfishness and and 'lake were 150 feet below the loud in his denunciation of the doc­ pense, A working sufficient for the cereal part of a its sordidness, for at least it has re- surface. He was sure that tbe birds tor. 1 - liicul, and experience demonstrates Vlaeed penitrj- with plenty, depriva­ never entered the cave through that “Poor Jolin ’d ’ve been aioive this flame at the touch, of the that tbe nser is perfectly nourished tions nf all Hinds with innumerable hole. The lake is about 350 feet long noight,” he exclaimed bitterly, “if that match. “Blue Flame” means the hottest flame from one meal to another. comforts, aud has changed agricul­ by 150 feet wide, and the eavern la docther hadn't hastened his death wid produced by any stove. The New Perfection ' \ am convinced that the extensive ture from a groveling calling 10 the dome shaped and a place of dazzlir-s wan iv his a necdotes.’ ’’—Harper’s i^teral use ot high -class foods ol happiest and most prosperous ol the beauty when the crystal wails era W eekly. -rill make your work lighter. Will not over­ thiV■character would iocrease the profession.—The American Farmer, revealed by a strong light An ent­ heat the latchen, Made in three sizes, with term of hitman life, add to the sum rance is being made to -the cave, and Science in Earliest Tiifies. one, two, and three burners. Every stove war­ total ol happiness and very consider­ MILLIONS IN SAND BANKS. i-t is to be one «iC the -show ijilaces of T he lightning Tod was invented Iff ranted. If not at your dealer's, ■write to our. ably improve society in genera). I the island.—New York Herald. Benjamin Franklin in 1752 tb arrest am froe to mention tbe food, for I It P^ust Be of a Q uality W ith W hich the electricity of the thunder. When nearest agency. ‘ v - personally tncflr of its value," tn Make Good Glass. the Information of the discovery reach­ Grape-Nuts food can he used by Appirosimartely $65,000,000 w orth of Bamheo sap is istlll much used in The fodia as a medicine, it i-s believed ed Rabbi Saul Katzenelletibogan of babes in arms or adults. It ts ready glass products were manufactured in W llnn he sal-d thait th e theory -was to be cooling, tonic and strengthening. conked, can be served instantly, either the United SHt.?s in 1905. The ma­ not new, hecause it was already known cold with cream, or with hot water or 2ives a clear, steady light. ; Fitted with terials nwd co-it about 515,000,000 .and in Taimudic times, and he showed a hot milk poured oyer. All sorts of latest improved bttrnet.2$ade qt brass of thus sum tl, 000,000 was spent for passage in the Tosefta (third ceotiiry) puddings and fancy diehes can be In 1796 William T-uke, a Quaker, thro a ghout ; &ttd : beautifully n ickeled. v. Band. opened the first notional asylum for where It says that ‘‘On Sari/bath it is made with Grape-Nuts. The food fa Wi tirin the h-Uf century preceding the insane in York, Eng. permitted to place an Iron bar near Every lamp warranted. Suitableforlibtary# cno centra ted and very economical, for 1900 the value of pUise .products thaw­ the hennery to safeguard the fowls dining-room, parlor or bedroom. If not at four heaping teaapoous are sufficient ed an average la crease -of 70 per cerst. from thunder and lightning strikes.*- you? dealer-s, write to our nearest agency. for the cereal part of a meal. Read for eaoh decade, and the growth is Major William A, Smith ol Glas­ 1 STAMOARO OIL OOWPAMY Tbe Talmud voncbes that “there is the little book, "The Road to Well- Still ifigurous. In view of tbe remjrX- gow, Scotland, the ‘'.Father of tho r*ted) ; ■ . ■ . -. nothing superstitious ahout thi3 -be­ Tills,*' in pttgs. “There’S a Reason.” able development of an industry so Boys’ Brigade," ia vising America, j lief.—Now York World. Store Closes Wednesday Noon Excepting July 3 Open all . Day and Evening | Y ? July 6tW, Close 12 O’ clock Beginning Jtily i 2tli. Of Reliable Concerns Engaged in Business in MARKET atley and Vicinity. The Coolest LAST WEEK TO FILL Most Complete Vegetables. Dr. P. J. Farrington DR. C. M. NOROOM M a ik s t G-rooeries in the State YOUR STAMPBQOKS DENTIST DENTIST Office Hours:—9 a . M. to 5 P. m. Orsrcn Hodbs:— . Realty Btiilding West Nutief Plaza, ' 8.S0 to IS A. M.J t.80 to 5 P. M. BARGAIN WEEK IN STAMPS! ■ West Nutley Cor Passaic Av.. & Chestnut St. MARKET. HALSEY 6 BANK S ’. and tlien Read onr Ads WILLIAM H. PAJ&M, PHONE 28. BOWLING ALLEYS New Jersey s EXTRA SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Attorney and Counsellor at taw CENTRAL HOTEL, Choice Left-; of Spring Laratj....l4o )h Fresh Killed Fowl...... 18c Jb Firm of Hampson and Parry. Eduard I. Pardy, Man'g'r ** “ Canada Muttcn ...... 11c Ih Good at- winp Fowl...... ,13c lb Office—800 8 road St. Newark, OELETSNtrr St,I NUTLEY, N. J. “ Shoulders Sprin# L>t»mb... .10c 1 i R esident—Franklin Avenue, near Fresh Killed Broilers...... 28c lb Vreaiand Avenue, Nutley. , /W eals at eUl H ours Sibs Oiiopped Beet...... 25c Fine Breast. V e a l...... ,I2c !f> G. O. BATES STAGER BROS. Very Fluent Elgin Creamery Butter -GB.6CEB.~- Flour, Feed, Hay, Grain and Best tliat can be made, a XT) - - 24C GENERAL MERCHANDISE Franklin Aye. and Sew BL Poultry Supplies E ARE justly proud of our mail v: 17 EGGS FOK 25c PHONE 00-K • ffrarikiin Ayenhe, opp. Park Sdiool order system. We feel that it is , 75 stamps wiDli 1 10 our fancy Leaf 150 stamps with 3-lvt Uaoilier BROSS & KEYSER l e a . Pi eases all 5 0 c specially prepared Tea £1.35 NUTLEY MARKET one of the strongest links in the 35 stamps witb 1 lb Arabian Bleed 30 stamps with 1 ib Choicest Mara­ - A .. B X j X J ^ E Painters, Decorators and Carpenters CoBee, fresh roasted on our premises caibo Coffee 2 5 c Jobbing aiid Mill Work » chain of this great store’s success. We want 2 8 e You cnn see it roasted. Beef, Veal, Mutton, Lamb, Etc- Mill, Chestnut Street, near Postoffiee 25 stamps with 2 pkgs Jello Ice 25 stamps witb 2 pkgs Bdieuer’s Passaic Are. near Chestnut St. Eesldence, Mountain View Avenue you to use it—test it thoroughly and allow Cream Powder %5c Jelly Powder, each 10c Telephone 65-W p h o n e sa ■ 10 stamps with i pint bottle Mat­ 15 stamps with pint bottle Mat­ us to dem o nstr ate its many splen did ad van t- thews Pure Fruit Syrup 18c thews Pure Fruit Syrup 3 0 c HaTry H. Stager 15 stamps with quart bottle Heinz's 10 stamps with can Colgate’s Highfield Lane Market ages. The Bamberger mail; order system Vinegar 10c Violet Talcum Powder 15c is a tain pa witb lar^e bottle Im­ 20 stamps with 3 cans Bcbeuer’s Henry A. Connolly, Owner PAINTER AND DECORATOR is not the result of a day, but the culmina­ Early June Peas, a can, . 10c ported Lime Juice ■ 32c Long Distance Phone 71-R Residence, Franklin Ave. ’! tion of years of painstaking efforts. In fact, ; 20 stamps with qt bottle 8 alad Oil. 10 stamps with 1 can Delicious Macaroni Kernels, Beady to serve ' 3 0 c 1 0 c this branch of our business is so perfectly 10 stamps with 1 lb Rich, Miid 10 stamps with 1 lb Fresh Mixed FRED SEIDLER L . KIN A B fJVieese, 15c organized that you may shop as quickly and Cakes______1 0 c BUTCHER G eneral Trucking Furniture and Pianos Moved with f i s h , o y s t e r s a h d c l a m s conveniently by mail as in person. There Safety and Despatch. Chestnut St., near Hamilton PI. S. SCHEUER & C O ., AvoHmiiX Bbab. toot o» Mii.ler Sthebt, Telephone tJ5-L are no delays—nd errors—satisfaction is <■ Original and Leading Cash Grocers and Meat Dealers in the State EAST NETTLES', N. J. snugly packed: with each parcel we send out. 2)8 to 224 Washington Place, Passaic. N. J. HENRY E. BROWN s. S. DAVIS Shaving and Hair Dressing Rooms Hardware, Tinware, Paints, If you are not a patron (which is highly im­ Hot and Cold Baths Oils and Glass Depot for John Lucas & Co.’s Paints probable) send in trial order and you’ll ’ Sayjr Mrs- SamtK Children's Hair Cutting a Specialty. and Colors. Chestnut St. " to ACLts. Chestnut S t , near the bridge Tblbphokb id-L quickly realize the truth of the. foregoing Henry M. Whitfield Suburban Laundry. statements. ' ' ^ ■■ ‘M y coal stove simp-^ Carpenter and Builder Goods Delivered Free J. M. DAVIS ly won't draw. I’Ve Residence and Shop, Brookfield A t. Office, Passaic Ave., near Chestnut SI. spent my whole morn­ f . o. BOS 1*7 ing trying to get a good A. M. HALLIDY JOE CICCONE fire. l*ve ruined my Oil, Benzine, Kerosene, Oil Franklin Ave. opp. School NEWARK. N. J. bread and a pan of Stoves and Heaters G asoline fob atjtom obiies CUSTOM SHOE MAKER biscuits, and I’m too Eesideoe.e Treeland Aye. Repairing a specialty. Work delivered tired and cross to W , I__JONES H. RAWCLIFFE HIGH 6BADE go out calling with you FLORIST Confectionery, Cigars and Tobacco. I f as I promised/’ Cut Flowers, Palms, Ferns, Etc. Ice Cream; Spaulding Athletic Goods You intend purchasing iii the Passaic Ave. and Centre S t.. Pbone 60-J. Fr&nklin Ave*. opp Paik Jewelry line, call at Watch for Mrs. Jones' Answer. TEL. 3S-J GAS RANGCS PHI Cl: $11.00 to $15.50 Garrabrant & Williams William R. Stirratt Plumbing and Heating m DEPARTMENT Undertaker and Embalmer. Chestnut Street, oppsite Post Office Jewelry Store. Chestnut S t; Res. Franklin Ave. P. O. BOX 254 Main Ave. PASSAIC, Ni- j.. O. I>. SARGENT You will find a complete line oi ARTHUR STAGER the latest in : Contracting MasonMASON BUILDER T H E ) W H E N Res. BROOKFIELD ATE. Residence, High Street B o w iln g Alley Tou are selectmg^ Prensots give ^ w T hom as P. Day TORE us a call. We have tiie finest selection in the city, Success to Pure 111 Chains MASONIC HALL JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Pitv.'-'B 4*s. Lj NUTLET?, H. J. Scarf Pins, Fobs, KIDNEY TROUBLE I GOLD WITCHES, IMW $18.00 UP •'i-DMPS" takan lubemallS'.TiastliBtJiooaj Commissioner of Deeds. King's^ B racelets, &c. of »ha poisonous matter nnd acidi wMcii I iJ vjiwi' are now open fur DIAfiOHD M &S - - 10.60 OP The finest Quality aud Lowest ■re tlia direat cause* ol tjuwe dlieases, I t!>i .-.enHiin dt’ 1006 a n d 19'n , H ours A-Ppllod ettamaUr lt attortu aimost Io* j Notary Public. Prices. ■ ■■' ■tautrsliflf (rompsln, while » perm inentl Iror_: 7 P. W. to . 12 m id n ig llt. GEBTS’ GOLD FD WATCHES 12.0# DP oun li lieiiig «eeat»d by purUpfbg fha I Real Estate and Insur­ blogO, lUswrtTlns tbe pqUODOiis mb* I S;i“i i;ti fo r ladies a n d boys Mr. Fronde’s Watch Repairing MMira tnA r^moyiog it from the sj»t«n>. ] ciLtir* thi r t i hi; afternoons. LADIES’ SILVER WATCHES 3.00 OP ance. DR. 9. D. BLAND Department is iu charge of a OfP w rtoPt G*>» writ**: ; •::: ' - Choice Candies, When buying from ue you buy Collections Made. - had' betfii esjifferer for m ntqjibw^C jm tp.I thoroughly practical man. irl& Lntxibatt* iknd tUieus^klLfin in u i ice Cream, Irom a reliable firm,. We are Wills Written. W. P. RILEY, «^i«apu£^trj^*atb«HaD«dU»a»iioDau I D E A L E R IN ' Diamonds Reset U tile Ton Wait. aulbefirdm pudleilimki, «^k) klxMWWlM I . 3odawater, Etc. tbe oldest jewelry store in 5lih* nnabtr^ tiu btrt but fwud I A handsome catalogue will be odtiatne tb»t r*u*f «bteln«ct from ] suiist.M iptiions taken for Passaic., Established 1032. Don’t Office: C hestnut St., H ciw r, N. J. MILK and CREAM t e uiea an^ lentttiot I Chestnut Street, Butiw, B. J. the finest make,- latest designs and us wltbbat w iiulcbis * "drug H ahiV I » 1« Is wttielr irea of : «p iu n i ewnliiA; I (Witli lorth Jersey nurseries) lowest prices. : ■ - : •toohol. imtonuio, »o4 (iUier,*linJl»rl Furniture and Pianos moved with careful attention given Ineredfent*. * ■ -THE- Drifewajl, Lawns, Terraces, to the eye, and fitting of glasses a W. H. Robinson safety fcod despatch. General m »o« inium m t Tennis Courts, Grading and specialty. . : . - ■ .. ■ ■ ■ ; ■ . , ■ ~>»»t. W. iw »!™.S Fashionable Finish UPHOLSTERER Truckin((. Garden Work io General A ■SOU YOTJtl Postal to COLLARS AND CUFFS C A R PET AND BOX 113, N U T LEY, N.J., O . B . DOYLE m th e MATTRESS MAKER will receive prompt attention. CHARLES A. KEYLER General TrucKino Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s D u S l F i n i s h . FRENCH POLISHING Funeral Director and We as-ll for work tn X A 1 L O R 1 N C AH kinds of Furniture Repaired, C. Ml. BARKER Embalmer Nm.lt'v -tad Avondale, Chairs Caned. Split, Bush or Woven NUTLEY, N, J. SUITS TO ORDER I ".■■iiIJLlJ£KK & CO., Seats put in. Work done on your Plot95x151. on Franklin avenue, 555-55S B u o o m fe e ld A v k n u e premises W desired. Pianos anil Furniture ruDved tO all "near Vreeland avenue; reason­ ' Stirrat'Building - .•> i:/;M LACNDBV, parte of the citj or country. Horses BLOOMFIELD, N- J. CHESTNUT STHEET, MUTLEYr H. J. able price. Apply at : "TtlePtn utS treet andPassaic ;i ye^aXtS NEWARK pastured and stabled. Horse clipp­ Ti m h p o h b 2-j Near the Bridge ing promptly attended to. THE NUTLEY SUN OFFICE .. : TBLEPaOSS iW: r " NUTLEY, if. J "