...... »«***•, PIONEER NEWSPAPER OF OCEAN COUNTY.

riB L lS H E D 1 8 5 0 TOMS R IV ER , N. J ., THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 2 8 , 1804 VOLUM E 5 4 -N U M B E R 17

day, and will continue to coine daily. E.EN0 WRITES Jacksonville is the arriving point in WANT HARBOR HAPPENINGS LAKEWOOD Florida, as from that place they can YACHTSMEN The Country- club entertainment ;rOM FLORIDA reach all the resorts on the east and OF REFUGE NEAR-BY US committee has tilled in the remain­ west coast and the inland resorts M AY COMBINE ing lecture date as follows: Even­ i Degrees in the Shade--Toms also Litt|e Matters ot Interest Caught Built at Little Egg Harbor Inlet ing ot January 30, song and piano River People There Many people ot moderate means ASSOCIATION OF NEW by U. S. Government on the Fly recital; afternoon of February 12, are now spending the winters in this JERSEY YACHT CLUBS Ernest Thompson Seton; evening Lahumpka, Fla., January ii — State, and they are apt to locate Barnegat had 9 deaths last vest. The Little Egg Harbor Inlet Im­ ol February 19, Leland T. Powers, A movement lias been started by liinv day,the first since our arrival among the pine forests and orange Point Pleasant complains of chick provement Association has been presenting "David Garrick”; evening T. J R. Brown of Toms River, L Rain is much needed through groves, where the beautiful lakes add en thieves. formed to bring about the deepening, ol March 12, Dr. Ivenaga, on Japan; Commodore of the Island Heights I region Lakes are low, ponds to the charm, and yvhere they find buoying and ¡ettying dt Little Fgg William Blackman of Tuckerton, evening ot April 2,song-, bv Gwilym I wells are dried up. Last year rest, recreation, sport, home comforts Harbor Inlet. It is claimed by its is a petit juror in the U. S. district Miles. Ls time everything was over- aud northern cooking. originators that during the past year court at Trenton Simeon Ford and family, of New ted, and all low places were At the more popular, fashionable several Government officials have Mrs. B S. Stiles, Miss Gertrude York, have been spend several day s Hdv. Tonight it cleared off' and expensive resorts, people are al­ looked over the Inlet and have de­ Schellenger and William U. Bishop at the Laurel House. bht and beautiful, and it dries so ways in a giddy whirl, stay a short cided that it is unquestionably de­ have gone from Tuckerton to De Many Philade phians have been lldv that one can hardly believe time at one place, and go home sirable as a harbor of refuge, on ac­ land, Florida here, most of them staving at the L» been raining much more tired, and with much less count of its central location, its depth Capt. Tom Mathis has collected Laurel-in-the-Pinea. Mrs A . J. Cas Law a “ fine figure of a man” to money, than when they came. of water, the excellent and commo­ over $200 to buy a hose cart and satt spent several days there visiting -a line looking negro, splendidly Money makes the mare go, and dious natural harbor inside, the great other apparatus for the Tuckerton her daughter, Mrs J. P. Hutchinson. Led and muscular. I asked h im money makes the fine hotels with volume of water passing through i> fire company. John W. Gates expects to visit L tall he was with his shoes off', splendor, style, music, pomp and daily, and finally the moderate cost Lakewood soon, stopping at the New | he said six feet nine inches— and show, but does it pay if one is after The Pleasant Grove (Jackson of construction and maintenance. York looked it rest and comfort, and trying to get township) M. K church is heing The Association has elected the painted and papered by fames Maul- Madame Gadski, celebtated opera Ian. 14 —Quite cool, the thermo- away from business cares? The following officers: President, O. J. den ol Lakehurst. singer, was at the Laurel house ler at 37 at daylight, and some change of climate, the rest from Delaney, Moorestown ; Vice-Presi with her young daughter, a few days It doesn't seem cold to us, There hasn’t been a wreck on work, and diversion in plenty they dent, R. B Engle, Mount Holly; last week. lit does double the natives up, as can get get in just such inland re­ Long Beach thus far this season, Secretary, Edward D Wadsworth, Elsie, the youngest daughter ot lr do not dress for such change sorts as Okahumpka,, which is which is rather unusual considering Philadelphia; Treasurer, Isaac A. Richard Holman died recently of I weather. the severity of the weather. healthy, quiet and the second high­ Lee, Camden ; Chairman Executive spinal meningitis. lam getting to he quite a titled est spot in Florida Miss Josephine H. Crane of Man- Committee, Benjamin H. Crosby, A son was born recently to Mr ,onage down here—Colonel,Com nahawkin, graduates in the Febru Tuckerton Many prominent men and Mrs John Estell. lore, Major and Captain : Co! Jan. 17— A most beautiful day, ary class from the State Normal are taking an active interest in this The Girls Missionary society ot I, because I was high private in 72 degrees on the porch in the shade. School at Trenton, tomorrow night. movement, among them, Joseph the Presbyterian church will hold 119th Pennsylvania Vols N. G. ; Guests are sleepily sitting in porch Wharton, of Philadelphia : John P. Wiliam J. Husted, formerly of their annual fair at the home of Mrs. Mayor Weaver nmodore, as they have heard that chairs, and do not seem inclined to Cro/.er of Upland. Pa. ; Wni. J. West Creek, was recently installed as U. B. Leeds on Lincoln’s birthday. Is in this section four or five years move around much. (Oh, they all • Thompson of Gloucester; Lewis manager of the Harvey Cedars hotel, Lakewood had quite a hunch of all get it after a few days in this cli­ ^ acht Cluhgto form an association of I with a steam launch; Captain, Keuhnle and othei leading men of owing to the departure of Mr. Gil people at the auto show in New mate, ) Tlie fishing is good and get all the \ acht Clubs in New letsey* 3 telling some sea yarns of when Atlantic City Members ot the belt. York. hs an old shellbackjin the larboard ting better. Plenty of quail are or at least in South Jersey. Sofarthe Maritime Exchange in Philadelphia Lakewood's Assessor will receive The P. O S. ot /V. hold a dance ch ; Major, just on general prin- waiting to be shot, too. matter seems to meet with favor. It and other cities realize the import­ a salary ot $600, and the collector on F'ebruary nth. is endorsed by Mayor John Weaver Now, Mr. Fischer, if I were Tomorrow, Monday, I leave here ance ot this improvement and ate #850 this y ear. R. H Robbins is On Wednesday of last week the ol Philadelphia, Commodore of the lie, somewhat dissipated and about daylight to drive a party some deeply interested. Coasting ship­ assessor, and F. T. Johnson, col­ Great Sachems of the State visited thirty miles through the pine woods, Sea Side Park Yacht Club, and it is jd a big pile of deb's I would be ping circles have long felt the need lector Manitou tribe of Red Men. prospecting for orange groves. We understood that the meeting to form • after and carried off bv some of a centrally located harbor of refuge go through a wild country, and ex­ Tuckerton pays hut $135 tor its the Association will beheld in Ma>or |erican heiress— don’t you think and endorse this project heartily. SMALLEST BRIDE pect to get lost once in awhile, but hydrants. It has 15 fire plugs, six Weaver's office in Philadelphia, Why some young men with The Association has opened an won't mind that. W'e will go well ot which .ire given rent free bv the EVER IN LAKEWOOD soon after the Mayor returns from .1 eadvantages and only one title office at 29 South Third street, r ofl our rich American girls armed with Winchester rifles and water company, and the other 9 cost short recreation trip that he is now Philadelphia. The tiniest bride that ever came to contemplating. ■ esteidav a little darky brought a shot guns, revolvers and Howie S15 per year. The Chairman of the executive Lakewood on a honeymoon is Mrs. lal igstor about three feet long. knives, lots of ammunition, and not committee, in his paper, the Tuck Bert Fisher of Point P easant, was Henry \\. Redlield, Jr, of Tenaflv, Point Pleasant s New 1 the hoy had hurt him so that he all ot it dry, either. Will take along erton Beacon, advances these claims pushed through a window and cut his N J. She is barely four feet in Athletic Club House J today. We will have to hustle cold boi ed ham, boiled eggs, bread arm badly, while in a friendly tussle lor the project: Little Egg Harbor height, wears a No. 12 child’s sh o e lit lor more, for I intend to bring and butter, oranges, cake, pie, cigars, There was recently completed hv Inlet is situated about half way be with Ralph Borden He was taken and No 1 glove, and when she ap­ le home when we come north, Rhine wine, bottles of pure water, the Mohawk Athletic Club, at Point tween Sandy Hook and the Bela- to Long Branch hospital. pears at the side of her husband, ■ you can come down to see them milli, coffee and coffeepot, pickles, Pleasant, a line clubhouse. It was ware Breakwater— 60 miles from After being in the hotel business who is a bro.ul shouldered ulhlete, lie Riverside. orange jam, cocoa— don’t you wish dedicated and formally opened about each. It has a-depth ot 16 feet at for many years at Harvey Cedars, six leet two indies high, she looks Jave been backfiring today Have you were with 11s? I do. two months ago and has since been low water. Inside, and securely David M White has quit and re to he no larger than a doll g lot of wood cut in the pine \\ e have two horses and one ot splendidly furnished and equq ¡red protected from the ocean’s storms is moved to Mannahawkin where he is Mis Redlield was Miss Alice Coe Birch’s Burlington (X. I.) ¡agger for the uses for which it is intended Ids. and discovered a woods fire a large sheet of water averaging 22 living with his family. As yet he Clark, daughter of Dumont Clark, ling down on it. Have about wagons, and take feed for our horses, The cost ol the building was about feet in depth and of ample size to has not decided on a plan for the president of the American Exchange hty stands (or cords, as we would for we do not know what may hap 83,500 and with its equipment it accommodate any fleet which would future. It is possible he may build Bank of New \ ork. She was mar­ represents an outlay by the club of lit), and a man told me we bad pen. May get caught in a storm seek refuge there. It is a well a hotel at one of the gunning points. ried to Mr. Redlield at Dumont, N. and have to stop at any old place we nearly $k,ooo The building is V backfire, or we would lose the known fact that more vessels have J., her farther’s country place, on can. We expect to see some big On Friday last a little girl got her feet long and feet wide and stands ■ wood I sailed in and soon had ended their career on the tteacherotis Wednesday ol last week, and came things, and will try to tell about foot fast in the tracks, at River in a grove of pine trees In the Jwoods on tire, but with a little sands ot Long Beach, which stretches to Lakewood to speno their honey­ them next week, sticking close to avenue, and was rescued from her front end there is a reception-room I, kept it under control. I was tor 20 miles north of Little Egg Har­ moon. the truth, as I am noted for that. perilous position, by two ladies who and a reading-room, both ol com­ Jm enough tor awhile, but will be bor Inlet, than on any other beach happened to he passing, just about a fortable size. On the main floor |nd for supper. ol equal size on the Atlantic coast. Epworth League Officers Jan 21— Mrs. L. A Schureman minute be I ore a train came rushing there is a basketball court 40 feet lur colored host’er of last year lias Many of these disasters could have of Toms River, and Miss Lillian A. along This is the second occurence wide and 60 feet long. It is the Tck for higher wages and I will been ayoided had there been a har­ At the annual election ot officers Holmes ot Forked River, ai rived ot this kind inside of six weeks — largest court of its kind In the south­ pise him as there are more ap- bor of refuge centrally located on the of the New Egypt Epworth League, here today ; and other guests are Lakewood Citizen. ern section of the State, and is so fcnts One man wanted to take New Jersey coast Many of our those elected were : President, Rev. coming daily. By the tirst of Feb­ arranged that the wire screen sepa­ lobat a dollar a day and board The Point Pleasant Auxiliary of J. W. L ynch; 1st vice-president, coasting vessels are frequently com­ rating it from the other part of ;4ie pe!f I tried to hire him by the ruary we will have a houseful. the Long Branch hospital was William Smith, 2d vice-president, pelled to turn back to Sandy Hook floor can be raised to the ceiling if Ith, but be was only willing to I hope your readers at the north organized August 13th, 1903. It William Parker; 3d vice-president, when as far down the beach as At­ necessary and the whole ot the tirst [ by the day, so that lie could are interested in the happenings and has already 30 members and these Mrs. H. I Jameson ; 4th vice lantic City, or turn back to the fl-ror converted into a magnificent I two or three days off each week. doings here, and will close till next officers: President, Mrs. E. L president, W. S Chafey ; Secretary, Breakwater when up the beach as luff room for dancing, or for the giv­ I to try him, I offered him 95 week. B. E E no Carrigan, vice presidents, Mrs. A . M. Miss Lizzie Brown; treasurer, Har­ tar as Barnegat. Many of the older ing of entertainments |sa day and board, and told him Lake, Mrs. Lloyd Clark, Mrs Jasper old Warwick ; organist, Rush War­ sea captains remember when it was Ihe Mohawk Club was organized 1 would leave him more money Would Deepen Grassy Bay Bray, Mis T. C. Curtis; secretary, wick. no uncommon sight to see 200 of the in November, lyot, with about twen­ “c end ot the week. But he Mrs F. A Cunningham ; treasurer, early day coasters safely harbored ty members. It now has more than |dn t see it that way He said he The Atlantic City Reyiew says: Mrs. D. B. Tice. The following officers were elect­ behind Anchoring Island inside this one hundred. »•worked for a dollar a day, To run a twenty-four loot deep ed by the Beach Haven Epworth Inlet. The following officers have been The club has two of the fastest canal hack of Brigantine Beach be­ League: President, Miss Gertrude I hoarded himself, so he reckoned To jetty the Inlet, place lights elected in the Beach Haven M E basketball teams iu that section of tween this city and Little Egg Har­ Fox; tst vice-president, Mrs Louisa °uld knock around awhile theteon and make a safe and desir­ Sunday-school: Superintendent, the State, both of which have made bor In’et is the plan ot the Little Seaman ; 2d, Miss Eva Lamson ; 3d, | er’ *'11 some other job came to able harbor of refuge would not cost Miss Florence Sprague; assistant enviable records under the manage­ Egg Harbor Improvement Company. J. C. Andrews; 4th, Mrs M. A. r ' A merchant here told me the Government more than a quarter superintendent, Miss Gertrude Fox ; ment of Mr. Carver, former presi­ The idea is to build two jetties in Stratton ; treasurer, J. T. F'ox ; secre­ I these fellows could not be con­ of a million dollars. The cost of secretary, J. T. Fox ; assistant secre dent ot the club. Among the mem- Little Egg Inlet which will create tary, Miss Florence Sprague. i ' 1' but what they were right. maintenance would he insignificant tary, Mrs Samuel Andrews; treas­ ners is Arthur A. Zimmerman, the the channel by erosion. At present 1" li>e darkies work piece work in comparison with the great value urer, A E. Mathis; librarian, G. H. one time world's champion bicycle Big Revival at Tuckerton | nt tlley wn quit when they want there is sixteen feet ot water on Lit of such a harbor to the thousands ol Lamson ; organist, Miss Ida M. Pen- riiler. tie F.gg Bar. The purpose is to fur­ vessels which are yearly txposed to rod. The Tuckeiton M. E. church is nish a deep channel tor vessels to the fury of the ocean along the coast Fishing lor eels has been the prin­ b). 14—We ate p|ease(s to an. The Fenhnore cottage at Harvey having a big revh'a). It began with reach this city by way of Little Egg of New Jersey. cipal occupation lately down the Cedars will have to he moved nack a watch night service on New Years 1ce the arrival of Captain and Inlet. hay, and large shipments have been considerable distance from Its present eve, and two evangelists, Messrs. John Beatty and Miss Laura Miivfil From Terril»lt* Denlli made daily to the New York mat ket. location, as in bad weather the sea Arpe and Andrews, were there for ,'ett °f Toms River, who are here A Very Cloie C’nII Some of the fishermen have been 7’he family of Mrs. M. C . Bobbitt of breaks right on the (rout porch, and ten days. About ninety have pro- •■ the winter and spring months. “ /stuck to my engine, although every joint //argerton, /enn., saw her dying and were aven'R'"K $6 per day in the eel misi- Cm»« 1.. conv«tauon -zwid - U Mrdly of Mboresfo wiY,” 'is at 'pu«,cr;esr*rir*%mc hat: 7-.V- n*oa£•'*akiitfai the..storm- ?1('ss....-.- .*bv-.-r-priv-g -¡w-*- i)US.X »°ii\ille, and will be here to- ' writes C IK. B r l amy, a locomotive fireman, physicians and every remedy used, failed, likely to tear away the foundations have united with the church on Burlington, /own. “ I was weak and while consumption was slowly but surely tak­ O". hi. H. Cranmer and family pale, without any appelite and all run down. ing her life. In this hour Dr. King’s New bis ol the building. When the house probation. A number of former Dr. Duncan W Blake, Jr., formerly A , / was about to give up, I got a bottle covery for Consumption turned despair into was built the sea was 200 feet away. probationers were baptized and re annahawkin, are expected soon joy. The first bottle brought immediate re­ of Forked River, an expert in small­ of Electric Billers and after taxing it, / feb It has gradually been encroaching ceived into lull membership rj'e in Florida, and we hope to as well as / ever did in nty life,' W eat-, lief and its continued use completely cured pox, has returned to his home In sickly, run down people always gain new- her. It’s the most certain cure in the world on the land for several years, while One of the results is a movement them here for a time. The for all throat ami lung troubles, Guaranteed Gloucester from Centralis. pa life, strength and vigor from their use. try down towards Surf City the tendency among the young men for a Y. M, to ^'or:da has begun, five fast them. Satisfaction guaranteed by all drug­ Bottles 50c and Si.oo. Trial Bottles free at where ho has been in charge of all drug stores. teaching Jacksonville yester* gists. is the other way. C. A. cases tor the past three months l*t)c ÌJclu Jftscji Courier | LEGISLATIVE j MARINE NEWS Keep almost Everything, to have about the * ■‘'i tv • «-DOINGS»» ; MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN firner & Irons ho J •mnmfTmmvmmTs COUNTY VE88EL8 The Legislature this week held Sion» on Monday night, Tuesday January 21 Senator Shinn on Monday night John & Manning, Brunswick citi for There are Lots of Bargaii OFFICIAL FAPBK OF OCEAN COUNTY. N Y ■ ' F Publiait««! by introduced two mbs, and on Tues Thos A Ward, Fcrnandina s'd for ■ IW JK K N K Y CO C It IKII PUBLISHING day a joint resolution, as follows: In Any Store at Stock-Taking Time. The COMPANY. No. 40. Amending the game act. Baltimore V a* II. Flithcr, Kdllor and Mañane to allow gunning from ice. (Game January 22 Bigger and More Varied the Stock, the Thursday Afternoon, Jan. a«S, 1904 and Fish ) Eva H Douglas, arr Brunswick from Perth Amboy TOWN H IV K H . N. J . No. 47. Amending game act re­ More and the Bigger the Bargains. That vision by adding March and April to Eagle Wing, Norfolk sld for Provi­ () flirr, New Jeraey Courier Uulltllutf dence To um Hiver, O rrnnjo., N. J. the open season for shore and hay Verme i l'4.l)0 per Year In ad vance birds, and permit non resident gun­ E E Birdsall, Scotland sld tor N Y Is Why Grover & Irons’ Store) Grace Seymour, Pliila cld for Jack­ ADVERTISING RATES ners to take out of the stale not more than 12 quail, 2 ruffled grouse, 2 pin­ sonville Can Give the Most Bargains T bann/v m A hykhtmkmksts — Twelve HOMI January 23 “»lie !u« b Hpae«*L if- ««1»»- our insertion, Km« li nated grouse, 6 woodcock, 6 rabbits, • Idttloual Innertion. SO cent». Laura Anderson, arr N Y from pimiNKMM i aki>n—<>ne inch spare, $8.0«'a year 6 squirrel, on any one day, under a 0 • a<*h additional Inch, |d.w>. penalty ol $20 line for each offense. Charleston ♦ ♦ ♦ « • »■kphai. Advkktihino--Our rat/*:« will hi uuwie known upon application at this otttre (Fish and Game ) Mary Manning Burr, arr N Y from itther personally or by letter. Joint resolution No r. Request­ Brunswick Lio a i. AOVBKTiHKMKNTrt—At rates allowed t»y aw, ing our representatives in congress Mattie Newman, arr N Y from Va To Warm Your Horn C*nt a Word advkhtihimkntm—On l personal or financial coneiih rations wick GROVER & IRONS : license from this hoard. come between them and the best in H S Little, Baltimore sld for Provi­ Another creates a hoard for the teresta of the town." dence examination of public accountants Recent Weddings Rveryone will agree with this sen Kate B Ogden, N Y sld lor Savan and prohibiting any one lrom acting Last Thursday, altemoon at St WE DONT CLAIM timen t. nah in that capacity who has not com Andrew’s church. New York city, A board of trade or improvement Massachusetts, arr Georgetown, S (.’, KNOW e v e r yth! plied with the conditions laid down. Miss Ethel M. Townsend, formerly committee could take up the hotel trom Wilmington ' But after long yea rs of 1 Then there is the anti cigarette hill; of Barnegat. became the bride of G proposition which was outlined in VanName & King, Brown, N Y sld LEFT application to the business^ the stationary engineer’s license bill: Robert Broderinan also of New WANT TO GET last week's Courier. It may be tlmt for Charleston equal taxation bills, do.lar gas, anti­ York. Mrs Broderman is the be sure and inspect my line of some of tbe townspeople seo little W W Converse, arr N Y from Bruns Fire and Life grade crossing, and tisli and game daughter of the late Captain Andrew in that proposition; bnt there are wick hills galore. J Townsend of Barnegat, and 11 Watches, Clocks people in the county that think other January 26 wise, for the Courier was hardly out sister to J Lloyd Townsend for­ INSURAM Charles VV Alcott, arr N Y from Va Jewelry, Silverware A Visitor Talks Hotel merly of Toms River, but now of last week before letters began to Dora Allison, Norfolk sld for N V W e do claim to know this« New York. The ceremony took Pocket Books come in,other towns wanting to know ’o the Courier : Fanny Tracy, arr Norfolk from cate and difficult businessi place at 4 p m., and was followed o u g h ly . O u r p a tr o n s getth« where they might apply for a simi­ The editorial in your paper last Delaware Breakwater Souvenir Goods by a reception at the home of the benefit of our experience at lar proposition. So Toms River Gracie D Chambers Norfolk sld tor week pleased me very much and 1 bride’s mother in Harlem, at which, Fine china c o s t to t h e m - w e ’v e paid fori will Imve to wake np, or some other will gladly avail myself of your in­ N Y town mny take it» chance. a numbet ot the Ocean county co on\ Glassware, Lamps vitation to present my views respect Howard A Hunt, Norfolk sld for in New York were guests. Another plan that one or two peo ing a modern up to date hotel, if you N Y before you buy elsewhere— S. C. BAILEY. pin are working on just, now, is to Succemuor to Cie«. II. Iloiuiau I al ow a non resident to have an idea. Jesse I- Leach, arr Norfolk from Mablon W. Ernst, son of Hon finest line ever shown in town try to locate a big manufacturing The matter of building a hotel in N Y and Mrs. Ado'ph Ernst o f tins vil plant here. The plant would ampler your town has been uppermost in Kate B Ogden, returned to Sandy lage, and Miss Catherine M Martin, Musical Instruments THOMAS R0BE1 fiOn mnn ami pay out. nearly $10,00(1 the minds of many for sometime, Hook lor harbor (lor Savannah) also of this town, were married on Sheet Music 15 & 17 MAIN SI Weekly in wages, and would be a big ind, provided the location is well Lyman M Law, arr N Y troni Bruns Sunday afternoon last, 24th inst., b) thing fo'>* this village. It may provi chosen, there should he no reason wick Rev J- J- Coale. The young peo­ TOMS RIVEE,I too big n thing f. .r them to land, lm win success should not follow. O ff Brown, Byers, arr N Y from ple are keeping house on Lien street GEO. G. WORST ALL a live I i,ar t of trade would have n Fernandma The manifold nature of a scheme Monday night the Fire Company, o! Practical Tin-Roofer, Pirn much better chance for success of this character can he set lorth if Percy Birdsall, Phila sld lor Chal les which Mahlon is secretary, paid JEWELER. and Steam Heating. Toms River has let thing! drift so we hut study the problem : First, ton them a visit and presented them He, 7 Washington St., TOMS RIVSR many years, depending upon its the putting into circulation in town of Thos L James, arr Norfolk lrom N Y with a handsome c ock. Later the) Agent for Windmills, Pui natural advantages, that more than one hundred thousand dollars through Virginia Kulon, arr Norfolk from were serenaded by the Reliance Engines, etc one village has gone beyond it, and UP-TO-DATE, the hands of the mechanics ; second, N Y band. I)tuiler in Stoves. Heater others may yet pass it, unless some blinging into prominence the lact Vilung, Sprague, arr N Y from The wedding of Miss Florence ware, Glass and Queenstn united and concentrated effort is pni that Toms River is progressive will Brunswick PRINTING out. EinstofTom s River, «laughter ot House Furnishing Gi he advertised all over the country and January 27 Hon. and Mrs Ado'ph Ernst, and AT THE COURIER OFFICE cause new capital to come and see Chauncey E Burk, Pliila cld for in general. VVi liam Sagnrton of Shrewsbury, We do not boast that we do the GET VACCINATED Havana the place. A start made in this di­ which took place on Wednesday, Cheapest printing. It :s easy to Wood and Irou Pumps—1 rection will certainly bring other Gracie D Chambers, Norfolk sld for If you have not boen vaccinated it October 2Stb, has just been an get “ cheap” work. Our work Drilling a specialty, N Y the last year or two, get vaccinated. hotels. nounced The ceremony was per­ is cheaper, though, when the btove Repairs and Rept It would seem to me that if a pro­ Howard A Hunt, Norfolk sld lor Small pox is a disease that no one is formed by Rev. James A Reynolds Quality is considered. to N Y promptly attended hankering after, and one that no one position is offered by a realty com­ at Red Bunk. should take any chances with Vac- pany, similar to that mentioned in H S Little, Baltimore sld for Port­ rinabon is the ounce of prevention vour paper, it would he an easy way land On Thutsday evening of last week that ia worth more than the pound to build n hotel, and it you get them John B Manning, Brunswick ski for 21 st inst., Miss Eva Hulse, daughter of cure Not that vaccination always to secure a tenant for you, same as N Y of Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hulse, was Consumptioi prevents tlio contagion, but that it they are doing at Asbury Park, suc­ Kate B Ogden, N Y sld for Savan­ married at the home of her parents does so largely. cess is assured at the start. nah on Union street, to Arthur Munsey, Just now there are many cases of While I am an outsider and have Percy Birdsall, passed out Delaware ot Lakewood Rev E F Francis small pox in Philadelphia, iu New interest elsewhere,JI will say quietly Breakwater for Charleston performed the ceremony. The CURED ¿ T LAST York, it Trenton, and ail the sur to you that when the hat is passed Sylvia C Hall, Clieehaw River, S C, groom is employed in one of the rounding cities. It is in Atlantic around for slock subscriptions you sld for N Y big Lakewood hotels. Dr.T. A.Slocum.the Great Chemist and Specii City and in Tnckerton. The rumor can put down five hundred dollars W D Hilton, N Y sld for Va Edward Dempsey and Miss Jessie Will Send Free, to the Afflicted, Four Laff of small pox in Toms River this from A N on-R e s id e n t . lilt Chamberlin, both ol this village, were week proved false, wo are glnd to Portsmouth, N H, Jan 19— The Samples of his newly discovered Remedy nv married on Thursday eyemng last, say, but no one knows when he is The Newark News, which seems deckload of the schooner Albert to Cure Consumption and all Throat, tu« January 21st, at the Baptist parson going up against it, particularly if with the Sunday Dull of that city, to Pharo, from Bangor for Boston, be­ n age by Rev. E. F. Francis. The Chest and Lung Troubles he is traveling or moving around represent the anti-pounduet senti­ fore reported heached at Kittery young people will make their home Nothing could be fairer, more philanthropic or carry more joy to the allhcted, * among people. ment, sayB that • the Ksstx county Point, is being removed offer. Confident that he has discovered an absolute cure for consumption and all P here, and expect soon to begin house­ No chances should be taken with people who are figuting poundnets Philadelphia, Jan 19— Steward complaints, and to make its great merits known, he will send his Complete Treatu keeping in the Dorset house on this loathsome and deadly disease. do not want them prohibited. They Hubbard O ’Neil, of the schooner bracing four large samples, to any reader who may be suffering from coughs, colttl Hyers street. bronchial, throat and lung troubles or consumption. í The individual should be vaccinated would like to have them stopped al- Elm City, was frozen to death dur­ Already this “New Scientific Course of Treatment” has permanently cured thons* tail and the local board of health should t 0ether in the Raritan bay and in­ ing last night in the cabin. The ves­ Under the Brownlow bill, now in apparently hopeless cases / here will be no mistake in sending-— the mistake ' pmr chase up every rumor. No child side of isandy Hook, and compelled sel arrived 3 esterday from New Congress, appropriating $24,000,000 overlooking the generous invitation. pad should he allowed to attend any to uhu u five inch mesh on the Atlan­ Haven for good roads throughout the United pos school unvaccinated. tic co.tBt. Hut a correspondent in Savannah, Ga, Jan 22 — The States, New Jersey's share would he the Courier last week, who is a ponnd- schooner Sarah C Roper, Captain 8540,000. This week in the Legislature both Irte PlTC shj Beckham, hound lrom New York Snhectua , # Hint it five it.-nii mt-pb New Jersey appropriates each to Allthat have < A-semblynmn l ’earco and Senator TO Obtain these FOUR F S £ £ P R EPA R A TIO N S in the pocket would put them all - ut to Brunswick which went ashore year $250,000, to which the counties failed Shinn introduced hills to allow the to cute, alt you have to do is write of busmens, be sajs the pocket off Dobore, is a total loss, hut the or townships must add twice as Dr. T. A. SLOCUM, 98 Pine Street, N e w York gunning for wild fowl from ice. would gid full of log fish, and the cargo will he sayed much to make the State funds avail­ givi II i postoffice---- f and express address. The four ff©G remedies will then hese®11 They know these bills will meet tbe nets could not lie lifted by a bank able. Should the Brownlow bill once, direct from laboratories, with full instructions for the use in every case. —/tot**«!;**» ~'«pwsiii<4r .a / « “ihw — -M.iq-rq Kip- — I commenced using 7k iff '*• - pass. U.qWxAi*c-.,!aifv u i,!4’tv «•oj’Ui powers that be" in fish and gnme your Ctcaui lialiii uuuuiffvvu ->RuT* ;i£o T .1" fsok catarrh. My voice was somewhat thick am! prove a boon to Jersey roadbuilders. )ou: matters a t’Trenton, because they are Miss Anna Schaffer, ol New Egypt, my hearing; was d u ll: My hearing has been in the intorest of the poor man, and fully restored and my speach has become SlotlilltK Mur« Diiiigt-roiia ié'Sàleôf MfLLlNE ** *■ , • . y 4MW > is in a serious condition from fright quite clear. I am a teacher in our town. not for tbe well-to-do sportsman, but Than Catting Corns. The Foot-Euse Sanitary icori and injuries received while lighting 1.. G. Biiown, G ran g er, O , » Com nasiera cure ny absorption, Something t! ey bops to get orie or the other The jSalm does not irritate or cause snees- entirely new. The aanttary oiIb and vapora do A l l P r ic e s C u t an oil heater, her dress catching firr, ing. Sold by druggists nt 50 cts or mailed theworg. Sold br all druggist, sec. or be null. tl rough both houses. Sample mailed FKBEI. Adir'--ureas, Allen ■ " Olra. burning her hair aod face badly. by Ely Brothers, 56 W arien St., New York. sied, Le toy, K, Y. M RS. S. J. VANNO TEI •effvvvYvvnfvvm vfffvvv« (L D U tU I mWTWWtfWWTHWTWt NO SMALL POX HERE FREEHOLDERS EXTEND BUT ALL AROUND U8 NEW BRIDGE BREVITIES ; PERSONAL 3 ROAD CONTRACTS " t on» B«' » * - »• ■Its of Homo Homo Ualckly T.ld {■■tm illai dmilp o f \ ,m w r r l a a d i j , «SA iililU SlsiiiiiiiitA Sà. There were rumor* about Toms AT_MAIN ST. l«y Afternoorl’ J*n' 38, ,9° l* A special meeting o! the Board of River thii week that a oaae of email Get vaccinated. Mr. Hiblsr was home this week North Bridge on Main Chosen Freeholders ot Oe- an Coun­ pox had broken out hare. It wea ty convened at the Layfayette house, ^ ¡Iw ord Column It i( a till winter 1 Arthur Newman was boms over Street to Be Rebuilt told that Tbotnaa Patton, coming Forked River, at to ty a. m. Tuea- ' m ^ ô d ü b t h i s » Full moon next Monday. Suriday. from Atlantic City, where some of . SSer. would .M your adv. The Board of Freeholders have dav, January a6 All present ex­ Blue bird« are flying about. Mies Henrietta Thatcher is visit hie grandchildren had the disease, decided to advertise fur bida for a cept the members from Berkeley, ing in New York. bed been taken down with it it the - — rrTiÎïIp,-Cabin U.tboat, u feet February begins next Monday. new steel bridge ovtr tbe north Stufford, Manchester, Dover and » W*ioi|0»Ubo* VbJ< «•««. m “™‘ «1»“ Lawyer W. H Rees of Jersey borne of hie son-in-law, Elijah New Plumsted Get vaccinated, and take no branch of Turns River at Main street. ab. a m . N. J. chances. City, was a Fi ¡day visitor. man, on Walnnt street. The Board Tbe plaus call tor a similar struc­ The Board on motion took a receaa --"T^ÎokI f—Fl*« hoom Home »ml lo» Mrs. F. K. Shesff is home after of Health, after a personal investiga- ture to thst near tbe depot, with low to look at the bridge over the North ’iS w i” A"d,e" 8 *■ Aam‘ci’ Ton** The town meeting bro*h is already tion, say there is no basis for the warming np. a long stay in Philadelphia. trusses and clearance room for boats Branch of Forked River. E-— . urie leucite» lo a law onice la rumor, and that there neither is nor beneath the bridgu. Tbe roadway At it jo the Board again ion- & T“k£.'Add"» 9.0. tuX i.t, Jersey Teachers examination on Friday Hon. John P. Haines is in Florida, has been small pox here. uf the new bridge is to bo eight feet vened, all present except the mem­ r? .j and Saturday of next week. locking after bis orange groves. Reports from Tuckeuon say that wider than the present one, and a bers Irom Stafford, Manchester and William Haines has been on a Among Our Churches. Stephen Clayton, who returned there has been one death, and there Plumsted. brief business trip to New York. seven foot sidewalk on each side. from Trenton a few weeks ago with still are two cases ol small pox in On motion ol Mr Tilton, the .tlelllo'Us* S|)li™ v«l David Wetherill was down from ^ W. T. Valiant, pastor his wife, is now working at Kirk s that village. Mr. Sparks, who ia the BAYVILLE bridge over the North Branch o Atlantio Highlands over Sunday. »• u1- ^reaoliinR boat yard. superintendent ol construction of Forked River w is accepted, and the Burt Pettus of Beverley, wbo bus [,« Sunday-school. Three candidates were immerBed William A. Patterson of Camden, the gas p'aut there, aud hie wife are bill ol tbe New .lersev Bridge Com­ been sick with a light attack of l^ p m, Epworth League service. at the BaptiBt church laBt Friday spent Sunday with his parentB here. ill; and their little child died before it pany for building it ordered pui I, typhoid fever, was home over Sun­ ['•45 p m. Preaohing— evening, and received in the church Mrs. Henry McKelvey and Lucy was known what tbe disease wbh. It tbe amount tiling $»ooo bitu meetings on Tuesday evening day. on Sunday morning. E. Coster speut a fortnight at Spring is supposed tbe disease was contract The Board on motion adjourned *yer meeting on Wednesday even- John Pottei’a '2 year old son Otis, Lake. ed in Philadelphia. till one p. m , when it reconvened, Attention is called to a communi­ is very sick with pneumonia. The family boarded with conduct­ all present but the members from KQiidiir.school at Uowdy school cation upon the hotel question in Mrs. Wetherill ¡b recovering Irom Mrs. Mary Ward has moved back or Edward Kelly of the Tuckerton Stafford and Plumsted lf 2.30 p. ni. another column. Money talks,* so the effects of a bad fall at ber home here from Toma River Ckrlsi (Bplscop»!) Churcli railroad. They came to Tuckerton The tol owing resolutions were this gentleman is entitled to be in Berkeley. Miss Ida Ward of Lakewood, hue geT. j. W. Sparks, Rector from Swedesboro, N. J. Since tbe read and adopted : [owing prayer and Sermon at heard. Miss Beatrice Bunnell,who teaches been visiting here. knowledge that the disease is small Whereas the time specified in the February is a short month, but it at Bay Head, spent several days at Revival services closed at tbe l*»y ’ Communion“ • 7 :S0 a. m. pox all precautions have been taken, contract for the building and com­ has tbs birthdays of two of onr home this week. Bayville church uu Thursday night, __y-iohool at 2 :80 p. m. but the re is said to be grave fears that pleting the toad in Eagleswood town­ most celebrated Presidents: Lin­ with three converts Sundsy night ,o public reading room and It- Mise Mamie Perrine of Mt. Holly, the germs may have been scattered ship having expired coln's on the 12tb; Washington's on is visiting Walter Perrine and family similar meeting began at Good Luck. r is open on Mondays. Tuesdays, about before tbe nature of the nick- Be it resolved, by the Board of the 22d. near the P. R. R. depot. Miss Beatrice Veeder ia visiting in „Jay and Saturday evenings nets was discovered. Choser Freeholders that the time be New York city. ¡7 to2 o’clock; Wednesday and Miss Fannie Slawter was given a Rev. J. J . Coale attended the Trenton baa had a severe small extended to June 1st, 1904. Jar afternoons from 8 to 8 o'olook. Cbsrles Ward drives s new horse surprise party by her young friends Monmontb Presbytery meeting at pox scare. This week there were Signed, gt. Philip'». Island Heights last night at the borne of her parents, Point Pleasant this week. more than twenty cases. Compul­ Miss Theresa Clark of Toms River, r Communion 9 :00 a, m, R F. Rutter, chairman Mr. and Mrs. E R. Slawter, on spent Sunday with friends here. 'iron song, a sermon, 4.00 o. m. J. E. Herbert of Lake Como, sory vaccination was resorted to, and Forked River, Jan. a6, 1904. Robbins Btreet. Hamiltou Evernbam is spending First Baptist epeut Tuesday with his parents, schools were closed nntil tbe pnpils Whereas, the time specified in the Rev. E. F. Franois, pastor tbe winter in New York. Congressman Howell haB intro­ William Herbert and wife. could all be vaccinated. Tbe Board contract for the building of Section •iblio worship and sermon at 10:80 Fishermen are getting flounders duced a pension bill to give Barzillai of Health acted promptly, and it is isdsy-school at 12:00 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. White of Branch- and eels nowadays. No. 1, in Stafford township having P. Irons of Cedar Grove a monthly believed have the disease in hand. expired Ichristian Endeavor prayer meeting port, spent Sunday with Mrs. C. C Plenty of skating this winter on pensiou of $24. Mr. Irons served in The tumor ol small pox at Ray l»:30p. m. Havens on North Main street. the cranberry bogs. Be it resolved, by the Board ot Ipablio worship and Berrnon at the First N. J. Cavalry. Head is said lo be false. A young 7:80 Mr. Pearce of Philadelphia, for Cho«en Freeholders of Ocean Coun­ ¡Prayer meeting on Friday at 7 : 80 man named Perry came from Atlan­ The rooms on the second floor whom Kitk is bnilding a yacht, was ty, that tlie time be extended to July Bt. Joseph* llontan Catholic, MURDERER BURNESS of the VauHiss building, Main and tic City, with hi-i face broken out, 1st, 1904. L t. Father John A. Caulfield, pastor here over Sunday. The new boat IS GIVEN A STAY and to be on the safe side tbe school R F Rutter, chairman |g&99 at 11 a. m. each Sunday Washington streets, to be used as will be enrolled in the Island Heights was closed and other pri cautious Frank H. Durness, tbe convicted Presbyterian headquarters for the Republican Yacht Club, and ib now nearly finish­ Forked River, Jan 26, 1904 taken, lt is now said that be haB Rey. J. J. Coale, pastor club, are being painted and papered. ed. murderer of C'apt. G. B. Townsend Whereas, the time specified in the ■Divine worship and sermon, 10.80— the chicken pox, and the school has of Barnegat, wbo wbh sentenced to Rains last week cleared the Rev. J. S. Garrison of Island contract for the build ng and com­ ■Christian Endeavor prayer meeting been resumed. die inlho elec ic chair at Sing Sing, gronnd of ice and snow, but freezing Heights, was a Monday visitor. Mr pleting of Section No 2, in Station] ISO p m N. Y., during the week of February Laubath-school and Bible class at weather followed again. There is Garrison was a newspaper man be­ township, having expired. EXTREME COLD FREEZES Htb, has heen granted a stay. His | ;45 a. m. still lots of ice in the bay, though fore entering the ministry, his last lie it resolved, by tbe Board of attorney has made a motion for a new Divine worship at 7 '.SO. the tipper part of the liver was “ sit" being on the editoral staff of MANY WATER PIPES Chosen Freeho'ders, that the tune ¡Weekly prayer meeting on Wedues, trial, and the argument can not be pretty well cleared out the Cape May Star. be extended to July 1st, 190.) 1st evening at 7.80 Both water consumers and the beaid for some time yet. Thu t xecn The report of the first National R. F. Rutter, chairman. B. E. Eno’s letter on the front Water Company have been having tion may be delayed six months or Bank in another column, is very Forked River, Jan 26, 1904 liOW'M Til In page of the Courier, tells that Cap troubles of their own the post week longer. gratifying to village pride. It shows iViufcrOne Hundred Dollars Reward for tain and Mrs. Jobli Beatty, M-s or so. The almost unprecedented Whereas, the time specified in the case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by a business of $052,729.50; deposits contract for tbe building and (hush­ "s Catarrh Cure. Schurem&n and Miss Bennett of this cold spell has sent tbe frost down Base Ball Plans tor 1904 of $ , . ; profits and surplus V. J. CHENEY tY Co., Toledo, O. 398 244 82 town, and Miss Lillian A. Holmes of into the ground in seme cases more ing the road through O-ean town­ Wt the undersigned, have known F. J. of $147,569,59; and investments of To the Couriei: ship, having expired. icnev for the last 15 years, and believe him Forked River, are at the Clarendon than four feet, so that service pipes $ , . . rfectly honorable in all business transactions 407 894 68 hotel, Okahumpka, Florida buried that deep, are frozen between A meeting of the Toms Uivor Bise lie it resolved, by the Board of d financially able to carry out any obligations Ball Association will bo held ubmit Chosen Freeholders ol Ocean coun­ deby their firm. * Mrs. Jane R , widow of James Joseph Crosby Lincoln, of Hacken the main and tbe house. In some 'est & Trua.r,\VholesaleDruggists,Toledo. O Dalzel), wbo bad been a summer sack, whose verses of Cape Cod life parts of the town the man who has the first week in February to reor­ ty, that the time tie extended to aiding, Kinnin iV Marvin, Wholesale Drug ganize for the coming season. August ist, 1904. oledo, O. visitor at Toms River and Island are well known, with Mrs Lincoln, kept his well or bis pump, is tbe Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act Heights for many years, died at the was the guest of Mr. and Mrs most popular man on tbe street, aud The exact date will ho made known Isaiah Stackhouse, {directly upon the blood and mucous ser home of her daughter, Mrs. E. E. next weok :es of the system. Testimonials sent free Sewell Ford latt week. He is bet­ has many callers— each with a bucket. Chairman Bond Com. lice 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists Richardson, 514 Tasker street, Phila ter known as “Joe Lincoln," and has When the water plant was put in, It has been decided by the officers Foikcd River, Jan 26, 1904 Hall’s Family Fills are the best. di-.lpbia, on Tuesday. a novel, “Cap'll Eli. A Story of the experts said that pipes three feet to have two teams in tbo field this Mi. Stackhouse, for the committee If there is any one little thing that Coast," which will be published soon deep would never freeze in this year. Captain Caulfield, the crack on the Meadowhrook and Mill Creek Resolutions Toms River needs more than another, The scene is laid on Cape Cod, which climate. Two or three years ago, a first liHHemau of hn-.t year s team will bridges in Ocean township, repotted it is the establishment of a grade was his birthplace and early home, prolonged cold froze up many piper, command the first team; and Owen in favor of widening these bridges to Headquaitern of A. E Burnside along the business part of Main and aud as a tesnlt, most of them were I Shuts, the star tbinl baseman, will conform to the width ol the county »it, No. 59, (J. A. R , Dept, of N. Washington street. With their ups ISLAND HEIGHTS lowered. It was then thought that train the second. We have tho ma- road ; a id on motion of Mr. St:u k Toms River, January 22d, 1904. and downs, visitors get the idea that all danger ol freizing was past This teiial for two exceptionally strong house, the committee was em­ At a regular meeting of A. E. the sidewalks were built for a man S. Edwin Megargee was a visitor winter however sets a new record. teams in thin town and it should not powered to get estimates fol iievv ifMide Poet, No. 59, N. .T„ the on crutches. over Sunday. Part of his family A strange featuie is that all the pipes be allowed to lie idle, because Tom« steel bridges at these two points. liowing resolutions were adopted: still reside on Simpson avenue on River needs a live base ball team as Rev. Father Joseph Egan, pastor were frozen on warm days, after the Dr. Didirow reported for Mr. Whereas, it has pleased the Su- account of the illness of one of his much as it needs anything else. A of the St. Lawrence's Roman Catli extreme cold was over. Catmichael, the solicitor, that the Mae commander of the universe, children. When the first pipes froze, about good team means money in the suit brought by John B. Peters, til all-wise providence, to call olic church, Laurel Springs, (former­ Rev. Dr. Davis, Presiding Elder, a fortnight ago, the company started pockets of the merchants of the town. growing out ol the contract on ti e oar midst, onr beloved comrade ly of Toms Riyer) announces the held the fourth quarterly conference in to dig out and thaw them. Several Next to a circus a hall game brings east section ol the Lakewood Point **ph Grant. And while we most dedication of his new edifice will on Wednesday of this week. on Seward avenue were thus thawed, out more people than any other Pleasant road, had been dropped nbly bow to the will of Him, who take place early in May. Bishop The Page Brothers, wbo have been But last Thursday and Friday so amusement. There is plenty of Dr Disbrow presented plans for a ilk all things well, yet we cannot McFaul, of Trenton, and other high working at their trade as painters in many were put out of business that money in town and people are will­ new bridge on the north side ol t feel that onr PoBt has been be- chnrch dignitaries will participate. the city this winter, are now at home it became practically impossible to ing to spend it if they can see some Toms River at Main street, with an ff of a true and faithful comrade, A water frontage of 75 feet, at the Mrs. Alfred Wood has been away remedy the trouble, without great ex­ thing in return. So let's get to­ estimated cost of $7000 to $Sooo; whose memory we will ever William T. Rote boat works, Island for some time visiting friends. pense. Superintendent Snyder says gether and make this Association a and on motion of Dr Disbrow the «h for the many good qualities Heights, was sold on Tuesday by L.F.Bodine was one of this week s that the pipes in sandy soil freeze success. Last year’s team was a committee were empowered to ad­ uch he possessed, and whose Sheriff Carr, and brought $200. visitors. first, and be has a theory that ho in­ good one and is wot thy of all we vertise for bids on a new steel struc­ dnet we will ever remember. There is a first mortgage on the It appears that sailing on the tends putting in practice aB soon us can do for it. It is proposed to ture at this place land. John F. Harned of Camden, eas, our comrade has heen river is not confined to summer by the frost is out of the ground, to uniform both nines and have them On motion adjourned lied to lay down his armour, nn- attorney for William T. Miller of tbe way folks bnve been enjoying try to prevent another recurrence — play etch week when theie ia no W m H Fisclikii, Cieik. WP his belt, and sheathe bis sword, Philadelphia, the complainant, bid in themselves in their ice boats. he proposes to cover the pipes with other team available. It hae also herelore, be it the property. Some of the Borough officials u thick layer of clay, and thinks that been suggested that a onp he pnr Justice VanSyckel Renominated Beuolved, first, That we the re- John M. Layton was taken to the have been busy tbe last week in get­ will protect them from the frost. chased and contented for by these >micg comrades of A E. Burnside Govenor Murphy sent to the Sen­ insane asylnm last week by Free­ ting tbe annual statement ready. Meantime, he says that people whose two home teams for the champion­ "I, No. 59, G. A. R , Department ate Monday the renomination of holder C. A. Wilbur of Manchester Tbe Right Rev.John Scarborough, pipeB are frozen are taking it ship of the town. All men of the Bennet Van Nyekel, ol this district, to "■ J-, do tender the bereaved township. John has been acting Bishop of Diocese of New Jersey, philosophically, and making the best second team makiug a certain num­ be a justice of the Supreme Court. oily and friends of onr departed queeriy since he was overcome by has appointed the following persons of it under the circumstances. ber of pointB in a given time aro to Justice Van Syckle will in February Made, our heartfelt sympathy and the heat while working in MacBean’s as trustees of St Philips church, be eligible to play on the firBt team enter npon bis sixth term of eeven violence, and call npon God, who hothouse some years ago. Some of Island Heights: H. H. Davis, M. D ; when they play visiting teams. The Complete Novel in the Feb­ years each, which is a longer term °weth all things, to comfort and his friendB say he isn't crazy—others Thomas King, George Migrant z, It is rumored that a gentleman ruary Lippincott is “My CouBin Pa­ than any other member of that court ,tam them, in this their time of maintain that he is. Two physicians John Bakewell Phillips, Rey. James interested in base ball has agreed to «ow. tricia,’' by Alma Martin Estabrook, has ever been Lonored with. The thought there was evidence enough W. Sparks, priest in charge. grade and lay out tbe new grounds a new novelist who ought long ago late Chief Justice Beasley and tie •>«ond, That the chair made of mental trouble to bate him com­ on Park »Street if the Association to bare been knows, Her tale is a date Chief Justice Hepne ft erect by the death of our comrade, mitted to the State hospital. Congressman Howell has present witt give him pfeiuttuttoc. Tfavs is' mature and delightful one about two thirty-five years each. r«ped for thirty days, and be it td a petition to Congress from to be done at his own expense. tber engagements of the suiue heroine. Justice Van Syckel has set in tLe Point Pleasant citizens, asking that The Grand Army Post is arrang- One was thwarted because mis aister A Weight Social will bo I eld at Ocean county courts for many yei rs. wived,jdiut a copy of these , monev be^ appropriated^ to dredpe Jngrfur ■ * ppw •S'u W«*hijmtoii|8 Ci>ngrntiijatfdjiy fgvy. l^uiis Ju tQ i. •»!«* U .—K-f :*» 4 r , s i , 'i ¿J?B*riB4ir mera-*. TV J * « * presented to the family the canal from Barrogat Bay to Birthday. Boon; tbe other was only an implied Birthday. hiB summer home at Mantolokit la°Ur :'eceli6ed comrade, and. also Sqoau River. Washington dispatch­ The Christian Endeavor society of betrothal, but it wus sacred to Pa­ , a 00Py be spread upon the es however say that there will be no the Baptist chnrch, will give an tricia, and through her sense of duly frolli»!«» Wonderful Nerve 7™* of our Post, and be publish- river and harbor bill this year. El- lt is exceptional to linci a family where ! Is displayed by many a man endurit j entertainment and social in the she finally got the man she ought lo , in« g p u ns ® e New Jersey Courier, and wood Arnold Post, G. A. R., of Point there are no domesticruptures occasionally, <> accidental Cuts, Wounds //raises, Barns, Baraca building on Thursday even­ have hud. but these can he lessened by having Dr. King’s Scalds, Sore feci or stift joints. Bui there’s wean County Democrat. Pleasant, has also sent in a petition New Life/'ills around. Much trouble they > need for if. //ucklen's Arnica s. ve will ing, Feb. 4, at the conclusion of favoring a service ptnsion for all The Reliance Band will give a save by their great work in Momach and Kill the pain and cure the trouble It’s the which a silver offering will be taken Liver troubles. They not only relieve you, -Salve one. r y for /Jiles, too, . 5c, at alt <»— . w i l K u Ä soldiers oi tbe Civil Wan di nee in Harris bull on F.ebiuary 16. but cure. 25c, at all druggists. druggist«. (.Joseph Yates. up. «fct |Uto |crscii Courier Game Law Comment ••••••«•••••••••••••••••s«» David C. Leaw, of the Foint Plea­ sant Deacon, a recognized authority Guaranteed 5 per on game and gante law*, voice« bis sentiments as follows in last week's cent. 20-Year issue : Game Wardens have stopped the Endowment Bonds shooting of wtO /oCied toe l ia the OrriClAL PAPER UP OCEAN COUNTY. are popular— twice Bays, except from blinde not over Pulfll«liv«l by 100 feet from the shoree. The bit­ ■ AM J K UMICI CO M i IK H P PU LI Mill MU the face amount of COMPANY. ter cold waetber has frozen over the ■ a . II. flst'toer, Krittor mut Manager Bays to such hd extent that oaly u j the Bond paid -in few feeding placée remain open for Thursday Afternoon, Jan . 28, 1904 the fowl, aud shooters make blinds ? cash at the end of TOMMjKlVfCK. A. J. of tbeir sneak boxes and ice near ’ twenty years. Send Off ve, .Y«tr J«r«*y (on rlei Unfitting enough these feeding grounds to kili Toma M lv*r,'()rf#n ( o„ N. J. Vanna i |‘4.0ü per leur lu ««Iv a n e* almost to the extent of slaughter. for specimen. Never before has such shooting ADVERTISING RATES been prohibited by the game wardens T rakhjknt Advbhtihrmrntm — Twelve line« aud very bitter remarks are made rr.t* iu« h space), 76 centi oue luaertlon. Earh gddltfona! Insertion, 1» cent#. against their so-called despotism. THE PRUDENTIAL UrnKEKH ca Him—One inch apace, fH.ou a year ti< h additional llirli, fA.Wi». If, however, the killing of these fowl Gin ir a i. Advkktihino - Our rate« will be Insurance Co. of America Home Office, Newark, N J ■*»!*? known upon application at thl* ofllo® partake of the nature of slaughter, •Ittier peraonally or by letter. it ought to be stopped, even if the JOBS P. DKYDEN, President EDO AH B. WARD, M Vice-Fret. LBOAL .Wvmmtihkmmnts At rate» allowed by LESLIE D. WARD, Vice-President FORREST F. DRY'DE.Y, 31 vice PreiMent law . wardens have to slightly strain the ? EDWARD OKAY, Secretary CINT a Word Apvíit'.tihrmknth-—On local pugc wording of the law for authority. ; A re you fully protected, or ure you so rich you o a r (tu t a word for cadi Inaartlon. The popular <)4.. something killing game, when all unlawful to shoot wild-fowl under cranberry bog than any other inilivi II 1X>I Hi KM la trustee of the Jacobstowu Baptist I.ItltlltTIK w ilnnt or company in the world. Loans and investments, $ 767,387 53 oilier menus of livelihood were cut such conditions. This knocks the . Capital, sjoo, church for over 50 years. L. S. bonds, 300,000 00 The bogs which be controlled in , Surplus anil I'niliviiled Prulits, oyj oft, and now that is stopped. shore people out again. After a|i remium on Bonds, 26,000 00 Edgar, the infant son of Mo. and Circulation, ¡o¡¿3 Another kick they have, and a | while they will probably declare it is 18H7 produced 1(1,000 barrels ol , , , , ,, Heal I.state and fixtures, 15.9CO 00 i Lleno,¡K berries, which sold from $3 to $12 I *f7 \ E - Mu,pby’ b*en Cash and Reserve, I 25,181 71 hl'I btiii stronger kick at that, is over unlawful to shoot ducks except with j j sick for theV past week.lmh S».=.i4.469 24 that cl a me which requires u gunner a No. 1(1 gun, two drains of powder, | per barrel. Since that date the acre' Dennis Tracy, a farmer living near ..... V f ” Ilu* “arued ami paid to the stockholders ITT Semi-Annum i vl.leri.iH . not only to anchor his sueukbex no shot, and the fowls to be two j iig« tuts been constantly increased amt today several thousand ucrei Jacobstown, died on Monday and s r a r a s s r ua *Nau,mai “«*• * *“* * within 10O yards of shore, but ulso hundred yards from the shorn. It | I lie NAVIXI»« lir.lMRTUKMT will puy ynu .*» PEII C l. VI’. I VU ICOT on 1 by ; waH buried in the Catholic cemeteiy h to have his anchor on the bunk itself seams as if there had been too much either owned in whole or partly I «ru«* or »111 11 Mini*. ■ on Wednesday. They say that all the gunning points legislation for the benefit of the game him, and the average yearly crop is aud 1 s^under’Nau0 \10varmueut ¡nSpeciioS"0' °' 0' Ulre0t0t9 a",‘ " 11 |,art ] or bars are taken up by the gunning and too little for the people. 35,000 barrels. W illiam B. Cuward who hue been log ,uve t,ie c° a,dlte'1 S ta te , 111 Burlington County. Specially to machines that are employed to mar­ horses last week. are shut out entirely; and they J. A. Bugbee, our livery stable banking r t0 a*‘y ""e ' * es-“»'llkli or change ( add that they believe that was the keeper, has just purchased a pair ol ket the crop have also been patented James Irons has the contract to JOHN It. DAVIS,Ui handsome grays. by him ana are in use on all the big build the addition to the house intent of the burners oi the law. Mount IHolly, 1 John Fredmore and C. M. Conrad bogs. Pickers who are skilled in the known as the Shady Grove Farm work have, with the aid of these Hustling Tuckertonians ure in Trenton serving on the U. S. petit jury. scoops, gathered 20 barrels of 100 G. W. Pach takes pleasure in Tnckerton village is one of the The Art society met on Thursday quarts each in a day, while by the announcing his permanent onnnect First-class GROCERIES old method, of band picking, an ex- ion with the Lakewood studio, where warmest propositions along the Je r­ last at the residence of Mrs. S. J pert picker conld hardly gather three with a revised light of the very sey coast nowadays, and always is on Fort. barrels in the same length of time. latest design, he is prepared to the lookout for some good thing, its A disjilay of of what liquor can del BICYCLES Up-to-Dal Mr. M ikepeace has been the lead- make portraits that will speak for latest idea is the digging out of Lit- when druuk in quantities was seen oh er iu the development of the crau themselves; children’s pictures by t e Egg Harbor Inlet, and making it our streets last week, and while ref The Centra) Store T ^ \ 0 /’"''T'l 7771 berry growing iudoetry in both Ply- this light can he taken quicker than a “harbor of lefuge.’’ monstrating, one of our prominent Courier Building JU o, VjJtvO V Bl mouth and Barnstable counties, und ■ a wink. In the past ten years there has citizens was called every vile name he httH recently acquired large tracts Mr. Pach will be pleised to make a big lot of talk about a harbor some­ tongue could form. of swamp land in New Jersey. appointments by correspondence to where on the Jersey coast for coast­ J. B. Kinsey h»B received hik HepaL- Shop in charge of CHARLES B . GROVER | wise craft when storm driven. All ranks in the order of KoightB of suit your convenience; old pictures That means the very best work— as you know, To the Public copied and finished by the carbon sortB o f fool ideas have been advanc­ Pythias. A. P. Clayton, our genial con| and platinum process,far superior to ed, such as building a harbor of You are most earnestly requested ductor, fell on the ice at his horn the originuls; single figuree taken this kind at Shark River, and now by the “Village Improvement Associ last Thursday. While no bom oat of groups and most skillfully Congress is being petitioned to at ion" of Toms River, to aid in BARGAINS NOW were broken the jar of the fall will reproduced as though taken individu­ build one at Cold Spring Inlet, Cape abolishing the spit nuisance on side oonfine him to the house for some ally. Portraits true to life. Why May county. There are only three walks, in stores and all public places. Stock-Taking Time Begins time. a good portrait of one you love iB i nh'ts along the beach big enough, It is both unsightly and unsanitary The extra meetings in the M. it. worth a farm. Correspondence solic­ and enough water daily going in and and as all know a public nuisance, with the New Year church the paBt week have beep ited. JLak&wooJ, N. J . out with ebb and flow of the tide, to decidedly against the good appear­ well attended, and the speaking has make such a harbor a possibility. ance and the health of our town. been enjoyed by all who attended. THE STATE GAZETTE These three are Barnegst, Little Egg In most cities spitting on side Tno ' state Gazette" has arranged to publish AT HIRSCH’S Much good is anticipated from it. Harbor and Absecon inlets, and of walks, in street cars, and in all public all me newt relative to tin- proceedings uf me New Jersey legls attire mat the people are la- Main St., Toms BiJ the three, Little Egg now has the A general .call for the meeting Jif places, is prohibited by the law. In tercstea In. Its service will cover all actions of the leirlsia- beat water and would require the the civizetiB ot vfie town in uje ( y o iu b SAiyer, with your help, we cap tore ol a public character, g.ve the number ami least work. Athletic Association club room lait j |„have clean side walks, stores and nature or every bill introduced ami the dlsposl- Beside to be the most service, a Friday evening, met willi a fair re­ public places without the law. Honor it. Jscrbor of refuge, as. has repeatedly sponse, hut the weather wits unfavor­ Not oth er newspaper In the state will give so Will you help us? miicli In iletali or the legislative proceedings. r j been suggested by the. Courier, must able so the meeting was udjourned .\ flu i ffuu ifltguflfl, ue YfiOv^P^WftiTghout tile ....J s f be about hulfway between the Dela­ for one week. The object to I nr over winty Year» Mate I* that the “ Weekly state iiazoite" is only VI rs.WluRlow’M (toothing Syrun ha» been uaeri for one dollar a year. ware Breakwut >r and Sandy Hook. organize a board of Inule or improvB- ov er sixty year« by millions of mother® for their The “Dally state Gazette" will ho seal postpaid Each week gives MORE OCEAN COUXTY NEj etillilren while teething, with perfect success. It Each of these three inlets is well ment society for the betterment af «outlie» the child, soften» toe gums, allays all io suhserlhers during the legislative session lor pain, cures wind colic, a m la the beat remedy for »1.60. The »ally lor the session ami the weekly than can Ire lound in all other papers combined. aituated, but it would be waste of the town. biarriuna. It will relieve the poor little sufferer for the r e .t of th e year will »oat »J.ao, postage immediately, Sold by biaggiata in every part of prepaid. Thu applies to old as w»|i a, new sob. money to build such a harbor close J. 8. Storms and wife art visiting the world. Twenty-five cant* abottle, Mesure and auk for ' ’Mrs. W inslow'* Soothing Syrup,** •crlbera. Address, The John L. Morphy Fog. to the Hook or the Breakwater. their son and daughter at Lakewood. aud uke do other kind. bllslilBg Co., T rso ijn , N . j ,

I , , ... ' '’yes repelled mv, at -he deliberately suld; vlld flock in the upper air. flying "'■"’i at-c not anoii a fool!” lorth. POINT PLEASANT/ 0,0»0*0»0»00»0»0*°»°*°»C “Honk! Honk!” It was the jubilant T '™ 1 back as coldly „„d sternly. A l)rr«N F r o c k . »hi an average 700 British subjects ry of freedom! end Willi,m a . i'i ilclllippHtely a ns w oitnl; I The illustrati».a shows a dress fro»', nr«* Is ira every year at sea. John Ste.en.ou " I aln such a fool I’* “Madame,” said Abbe Edgeworth, of ! 'empellan tvd sa fio for a little girl Todd rosdee bn*ine»e trip ic Phil*, resting in* bend on his hands. “ I have When a British ambassador Is ap­ ‘ronsM cr liow any penmn who from five to clove« year« ohi. The skirt Frum-e seen many stubborn Bourbons, but he pointed t»> he Is allow»*»! f'JO.OOO delpbie iu conuectioo with the Point LAZARRE i inlKht bo to blauio for your dool»!,.» Is made with box plaits in front, two of for out tit. is the iiiowt obstinate of them all. We Piortenut H«)»o«leil Ion Co. nouhl tta*iiIho you for It Hftanvnril!“ which are ornamented with straps «»r After driving a Loudon bus for sixty By MARY * 'A hoy In tin* flrnt flush of Ills do not make as much ImptvsMiou on Miee ZelcU Rood, woo bea been him as that little padlocked hook.” on«» years, from 1842 to UHXL James m vnx.ix CATHERWOOD g J-HUth. ’ Abbe K(Ik»*worth Halil. 1;|s tim* I Vi ry bus retired vieitinp in Ohio, name home lnet ..^v;.%(U .wltii „ Kriu. "mTWt {.I1’*’ teirifled eye« darted at him and «/« c/ieir paide. in the ; P.y ,v»? V. ;* d d n p iH .'*•*'''■ !»!’>• WHOk . Hi i m ~«fa» ' i (>m the M ilani sum ,miiHi.« tb £ ,hrmv «wuy a kitiKthmi for souk* “ Monsieur Abbe,” she exclaimed > Bt»iwiis. L\UOU Smiths, r I, iif Ihr C in'»»1111" 1 who took Ills fancy ami whom On Friday «s.eniUK Albert Roil({ere piercingly, “tell him no woman will Johnsons and i.tsH« Jqiichcm f xi7. d|;eie “You will not resign your rights?" strength »loesn'f do such tlihiKs!” D uring tin* lu«t three yenr« tw enty Blurted for bin fatliei'a bom. on “No." two millionaires have dh*»l in England "A kin« who hasn’t spirit to In* a “You will not exercise them?” on Saturday morning klnjr! Mm»», de FVrrler mocked. Their average age was seventy-five „you may well sa-T "'111 «<> unrc- “No.” years Hnn H inly .pent Snudny in A .. I mercilessly faced her down. .(1(l in history. Excepting tills “If 1 postpone my departure from hat Is then* about tneV Sum me Then* are !5,nno negro farmer** in- i bury l’.trk. nhhp l.mv.-.l toward Kagle— today until tomorrow or next \v«»«»k or op. I am robbed on every side by any hers of the Funner*’ lmproY»*uie:r so­ info Is no witness.’' m*xt month, is there any possibility of Che MulmwliH [ilnved upnin-l (lie one who care» to fleece me. Whenever ciety of Texas. They own fauMH» acres '•ivisr precautions have been taken.” your reconsidering this decision?” l’ iretrs of Man»H|aAn on Frid«v I am about to acc’oniplish anythin« 1 o f land “Tills scrap nf paper may “No.” fall down as If knocked on tUe lu*ad!,v Alpha* flowers and plants are «o evening, in the .IfohewL'e cnge. Tl e iSsnvtliln» "r nothing.” Sim ros<* from her seat. “Monseigneur, must I leave you with quickly becoming extinct that strong Bcue wue .to H iu favor of the homo .•You declineV" he repeated. this answer?” “Von let yourself be robbed because measures are to be taken In future t" „1 ,|||ni( France Is dime with the “Your staying cannot alter it, Mon­ ti air. you arc princely. You have plainly their preservation. rixms. monsieur the alibe. A tine sieur Abbe.” left behind you every weakness of The death* from eonsumptUm In Now Mis* Ktlirl Roth in viHitinp friunils wle they have »mile of them- “You understand this ends all over-* your childhood. Look at him in his York h ive deei’ensctl to per cent sin«« it 1«*iv. h in Phitidelphia and |trt cooling their heels all over tures from France?” ***■'»1 strength. Monsieur Abbe! He has it* health department began its cru«ni)> aropr. waiting for Napoleon's shoes! “I understand.” Tremor. sta ked in the vigor of a new country! against the disease two years ago. ■HI i (¡0 sneaking and trembling to “is there nothing that you would The fuiliug power of an old line of Miss licit.» F.etell in .pending a myself among Impotent kings ask ?” Kumassl. In \*lmtitl land. 1* now kinys Is renewed in him! You could connected with the coast. IN«» mitas «II* few days with friend« in Newark. pd wrangle over n country that wants “I would ask Mine. d’Angoiiieme to not have nourished such a dauphin for taut, l»> railroad Train* begun to run of US'; N°; 1 “•*** will! 1 see remember me.” Mr«. R'itten Slocum aud Mr«. Kratov tn your exited court! Burying in October The line was begun In Isus lay father slipped. I see where lie came forward like a court ter. lift­ Herry Jobn-on of Aehury l*.ik, In the American soil has developed f clghteetitIi Louis slipped. I am a ed my band to his lips and kissed it. Tin* most valuable hook ever pub what you see for yourself-the king!” apynl Thui eday with their mater, „i tenacious beyond belief. You can- "W ith your permission, monseigneur. I tailed I*.' a private citizen was proba ‘‘He is a handsome man," Abbe 1 will now retire and ride slowly hack bly the catalogue of the W alters «•oil«*« Mre. John St«venaon. ,t loose lay grip when I take hold, Edgeworth quietly admitted. at | never have taken hold, I never along the river until you overtake me. lion of pictures and ceramics In Haiti Mi«» Ida Chafey »pent» few week» “<>h. let his beauty alone! Look at I should like to have some time for more. HI take hold of my imtlve eouutry, Ids mnuhood his kinghood!” with relniivea in Princeton niggling as she Is to throw oil hernli- solitary thought." Women arc now being substituted “Of what use Is his kinghood if he roll A LITTLE UIUL. “You have my permission, Monsieur for men in the Italian postal service. Mi«e Fannie Ferguson ie visiting rj rule:" will not exercise it?” Abbe." cashmere embroltlory. '1*1 u* bottom ««f Signor Gallmlu rti. the minister of posts her uncle, Itnniel Ferguson in Buy ■Yon are an American!" snhl Abbe “He must!” lie Unveil to Mme. de Ferrler. and the skirt Is finish«’«! with rows of stitch and telegraphs, is responsible for the jgeworth contemptuously. She turned upon me fiercely. onne. 11 so moving to the door he bowed again ing. change. France called to me out of need “Have you no ambitionV” Ralph l'oarce of East Orange, would light for her. A lifetime of io me and took his leave. The blouse, with tuck«*«I plastron «»f The immense Indirect cost of warfare “Yes. madame. Hut there are sev­ Ills horse’s impatient start and his the Hattie satin, is trimmed with humls was one of onr Sunday visitor«. ceful years 1 would toss away In a eral kinds of nmbition. as there are is illustrated by the fact that the Hpnu ¡mite to die in one achieving battle remonstrance as lie mounted came of tin» embroidery, form lug standing i«li A in«” i w r r cost $1 .nop,«Huí ¡i d ay On Saturday night tho Molmwks several kiwis of success. You have to plainly to »air ears. The regular heat collar, turnover collar with cravat lier. But she neither calls me nor knock people down with each kind if for over a y ir. although hostilities oc played tlu Independent Hose Com­ rels me. A king is not simply an of hoofs upon the sward followed, cads, half hretellea and «boulder cuplt «I (an tlu««* mouths, j you want it acknowledged. As I told strops Tin* sleeve« nr«* l*««x plaited «*u pany lit Red Hank, winning by a «arance—a continuation of Ueredl- then an alternating tup, tap of horse’s In th» matler «if win* th*» cittxcn of I you awhile ago. l am tenacious beyond the outside and Hnishcd with cuffs or­ iry rights!” feet diminished down the trail. the Fail «I Sit«*s ha* never luvn a sooie of ¡16- 14. j belief and shall succeed in wlmt 1 un­ Eagle and I avoided looking at each namented with stitching, forming "Your position is Incredible!’’ said dertake.” htrgi • a ■antin'. In J.s.*»u tie per capita Miss F.va Stevenson spent Satm other. points The belt is of t!>«> satin. t priest. “What are you undertaking7” av**P!«g« \v;e but “7 of a gallon, and la day with relatives in Aebury I’aik 1 do aot belittle the prospect you A bird Inquired through the door lb«1’.! it li.ul risen tu only « offered you? Consider the life before I iiiMvi’ti first, laying Marie Therese’g lace, tb*» chiffon being in tin» same <«• l hainlBomo piano, a gift from tier 1 don't hesitate. A man Is eon you in this country. Compare it with to he «' x a i it in1 «I w eck lj by tin* sup«** « message on the pndtoeked l»»»ok. Stand­ • ir as the costume and ill carrying out uiptlhlc who itands shivering ami the life you are throwing away.” She t^lldellf. fat In i last week. ing with folded arms I faced Eagle, tin» new idea which w«» ««»cut t«> be e\ aging outside of what he dare not at- joined hdr hands. “Sir»*, the men of 'Hi »ottoti emp «if Alabama. Arkun Jack iltindie, who sprained his uipt. t would date If I longed. Hut and she as stonily facial me. It was plotting i. **». th«* skirt and waist to my house who fought for the kings of a star»* of unspeakable love that counts mutch. These chllLm bod fees mv really was am i SnntU t ’arollna is about l,o><0 ankle eoveroly sometime sgi, is Hide don't long.” yours plead through me that you will iiim bit 1 v «\ »rih each G eorgia and a thousand years ¡is a day. the prettiest fad we bav»» Indulged. In to go out again. Moiiaelgneur believes there will he take your inheritance.“ Mississippi produce L-h>«»,unii bides and Sipllvutlous';" She shuddered from head to foot fur a long time. They are made always I kept my eyes on Abbe Edgeworth. T ex as P»\(hm> bales Mor * than halt Mis, Alon/.o 1‘ isher came home oil 1 know uiy own obstinacy. A man Tims a soul might rfppfo in passing in a tone of chiffon to liiahli exactly He considered the padlocked book as from Its body. the costume with which they tire w«»rn tin* cotton is now product»«! w«»*t of th« Friday after »pending a portion oi bo tried to work me with strings be­ uu object directly in his line of vision. M ississlp pi'rive“. • ...... “I tun not worth a kln'd »ni!” her and are generally made tip In ¡tie idyl,» 4 , nd a throne would think he was Its wooden covers and small metal the week with relatives iu Jersey voice wailed through the room. of fujj bodice of ac«nrd!«»n plaited Th*» tn.is i’i elei trh Ians an d the «•!«•« tick by lightning." padlock attracted the secondary atten­ City. I opened my arms and took her. Vol­ chiffon, titling somewhat loosely over ti trielan sergestnls of th«» newly »ri»ate«l "Sire," Mine, de Ferrler spoke out. tion we bestow on tribe4 when we are canoes and whirlwinds, tire and all tight lilting lining of satin or silk, tb n rorps i f th«» .; ■ *;i¡y vv’ll he ilesiguatt»\v a ithiiig lo give me. lie merely says: not dictate what kings of my house face. pouched ail round over a swntbH searh»t stripe, -- ,y dear dauphin, if Europe knocks should do jn this day.” OSBORNVILLE “Louis! Von are a king! You arc a waistband of silk cut rather high Nov. tlmt the farmers of the north tpolvon down will you kindly take “Well as you appear to know him. king!” Again it Is somethni'B made tight tit west hstVf lii’utm to mist* tnaenr«>n Wesley Osborn of Sea Blight, ikYel a eraiik which Is too heavy for mndame,” said Abbe Edgeworth, “and TTiE FXT>. ting at the hack and soles ¡m«l v»»n wD-.rt Hi»» |»opularlty of imuttr.m if ami (uni It for (lie good o f tile loyally as you urge him, your cttorU made u visit among rolativtH aud Ioohc only in front, with a narrow b«-ii nmong Americans «»tight to Itnrea**' wrtou«': We may thus keep the are wasted.” nf tin» s;«in- color«»*! rlbl>«*n. the disiinc rii«» r talla ns have loti understood It friondH of thiH place last Tuesday and >nl machine hi the family!’ " She next accused me. U riliS li C om | im .it iniiM. tiv«» note iti tln»s*■ Imdl« « s being that j value as a cheap and nourishing f«nnl. Wednesday. You have given no adequate reason “You hesitate on account of tin* In A teach' r of eompoNiiion in a Lou­ declining this offer," said the priest. don private school lies been trying the everything must bo tin» exact ««dor «>f j hut i' ■ use In fit«* United States ha Miss Vesta \ m.Vote of Tomh dittos!” die skirt. The sleeves it re very full, 1 will give no reason. I simply de experiment «1 making her pupils write been < «Mill ' ( it ijy to the la r »t< River, spent Sunday with her giund- “If there were no Indians In Amer­ with m cap of In«’** and i Ions*» bislnn ue." ica I should do just as I am doing.” anything ¡Ley like about a given sub­ unclersleeve of chiffon (’unfilled at »In | limit« * 1 exten t Jn NeviJle. but the old father, William Hutse, ol Adutuaton. Is this the explanation that I shall “All men,” tic* a bln» noted, “hold in ject in ¡t given time, generally about five minutes. wrist with a lace cuff. For afternoon | \vsteui of healing out the grain In Miss Mamin Phifer has luturucd lice to Mme. d'AiigouIeme? Think contempt a man who will not grasp wear th«,i,i • nothing so popular a d rivin g «cits ti ml m arcs tm cu al in tl. the tender sister who says, ‘Louis, power when lie can.” Gne of the subjects was “Wind,” and home, ufter a three week« visit at here is one of the answers: "There arc These li1 tie bodices. open thru*' ing floor is still ucm-rally n are recalled!’ ’’ “Why should I grasp power? I have MaiiaBqufln. 1 do tldnk of her. God bless her!" four winds, norih, east, south and west, prevalent. \V|;h the i»\< pthut of smn it In myself. I am using it.” IIsiIm For Voting Woutfn. Must I tell her that monselgnear hut sometimes two of these blow ¡it tin* half a do:* n farmers who have ehh ¡1, Harold Hailey, who is employed at “Lsing it to ruin yourself!” she cried. All very young women an* affect in • anted Ids feet tike one of these wild same time, uiul then we get a S. W. or English iiiijiii’iuetits no one ther«» u- “Monseigneur!” The a bin* rose. We large black hats, and lam-re Imp; are ;.i Lakewood, is spending a short vaca­ ttle and wheeled and tied from the N. E. wind.” Another was at least ready (mslcrn aur “uf‘ untf innclifnery stood eye to eye. ”1 was at the side of ways exceedingly becoming u» youth­ tion with hie parents at West Man- topical; “Wind is an abominable eh» Beopl ' m P a ris who an» inh'rosted In ntemplatlon nf a throne?” the king your father upon the scaffold. meat. It blows off people's hats and ful beauties. They are either built on giving working girls ;t bit of picasur«» tolokiug. loa will dress It up In your own My hand held to his lips the crucifix uproots trees. Hut it is very useful for very severe lines or they nr«» a mass nf now and then have devised a sch«»mi* feitoi’s way. monsieur.” of our Lord Jesus Christ. In his death ix Assemblyman Harrison of yacht races.” flowing plumes or their outlines nr«» " ’ here w orthy girls reeeiv«» tw o tick ets What do yon wish me to say?” no word of bitterness escaped him. softened by bunches of tips. An e\ Lakewood, was in town IiihI Friday. ‘That I decline. 1 have not pressed True son of St. Louis, he supremely The subject “Jam " was e»pia!ly in­ to a g«Hsl th eater «»tie«* in aw Idle, 'fh«» spiring. “Jam is to be found In almost tretnoly attractive lint lias a straight Frank Homan of West Creek, was 9 embarrassing (piestfon of why ! loved France. Upon you lie laid in­ scheme culls for anehthontte system of every house.” wrote some »»in*, "and brim in the front and on «trie side, and bore over Sunday. junction to leave to God alone tin* pun­ registration, hut it Is working to per­ some people eat it at every meal. Some at the left wide It is turned up abruptly fection. The kaiser Is thinking of in- ishment of regicides and to devote and caught with a rosett«* of black v«»i Dr. R. L. Disbrow is u frequent your life to the welfare of all French­ jams are sticky.” Another subject that trodimlng the Idea Into the royal then visitor. provoked tin* same simple directness Vet. Another model of rough black felt tors in G erm an y. men. Monseigneur. are you deaf to was ‘‘Ireland.” More eloquent than is turned up on the left side and held Louis Hall, a West Mantoluking this call of sacred duty? The voice of The eye ot a young child Is n* trait* the eloquence of a whole Gaelic league there with :« parrot’s breast and head. your father from the scaffold, in this parent as water: that of tin» youth a lad, broke Iiih leg receutly while was the delightful sentence. “The Irish little less so. In the matt of thirty the hour when the fortunes of your house Einfirofilcretf Shirt Wufat. skating were conquered by tin* British in days are lowest, bids you take your right­ Tin* lllusaution pletur* s a pub* hhe eye logins to he slightly opaque; in tin» of old and have been annoyed about It A surprise pound party was given ful place and rid your people of the man of fifty or sixty It Is decidedly ever since.” broadcloth shirt waist with brllllun; usurper who grinds Fntnee and Europe opaque, and In the man of Hcv«*nt.v or Pastor Thompson of Hiirrsyille, last into the blood stained earth!” eighty it Is dull and lustorless. This Woiluosiiay evoiiirg by the members The Cake« Came Rack. I wheeled and walked across the gradual development «»f opacity is due We have all known tin* woman who of tho Baptist and M. P churches of floor from Abbe Edgeworth and turned to tlu* increase of fibrous tissue and will turn a store insi prepar»* place to the woman who called the oth­ food for the workers. The harvest of Muntoloking, burster! one night lust my father's blood cries through mo to­ er day at u baker’s for a certain kind day: ‘Shall the son of Louis XVI. l>e other crops employs less men. hut il week, causing quite an alarm. A of cake. entire number of harvesters needed iu forced down the unwilling throats of The cakes were not quite ready, and serious liie w ii averted by the quick his countrymen by foreign bayonets gathering the crops i»f tlu* i •• • • the obliging baker promised to send States lias been estimated at L.Vjo.T 1 • response of neighbors Russians, Germans. English? Shall them as soon as they were cooked. the dauphin of France be hoisted to Unit is. exclusive of tin» former- ’ Half a»i hour afterward the baker’s lit­ reside on their own land and aid in the Mullirr (ìrit)s N <•*■ I i'ow ilm for place by the alien?’ My father would tle daughter took the dime’s worth of forbid it. You appeal to my family h arvest. ( ill (dir it cakes around to the house, several HUCUUMtuilr tinnii i»y Moilivi (*ra>, uur-46 to call- lore. I hear about with me every­ blocks away, and tlie lady herself came When Emma Booth married Fredr­ «licn'H Home In New York, Cur»* Pe/crimine** where the pictured faces of my fam­ ick St. George La tour In i ’aleuP.i Bad HUituach, Teething Duorder*. move* muí to the door. nfgulate Ute HowcU and Destroy Woriu*. over Louts/ To a arc a klnijl’ ily. The father whose name you in­ ‘‘Tell your father,” she said, “that adopted the clothes and the manner «■.' so.otiii fpstiinonialH. They never full. At uil voke Is always close to my heart. That life of the native women, and. bin «iriiggiH’H.lriiggiM lift*-. Humple UitKK. Address, Allen » not recalled long ugo. I reserve the lady I expected is not coming to H. Olmsted, Le Hoy, Ñ. Y. royal duchess whom you are privileged footed, “dipping tier iimu-custom *d flu tjseli the privilege of declining dinner, so that I will not keep the gers in the curry dish.” si««* hogged h »i »out saying why l decline." to see daily, monsieur, and I never, is cakes, thank you."—Kansas City Inde­ \ ofliliiK M ore I In ii K s* cu it * so dear and sacred to me that I think way through the streets. T.ntour. then v must he made to change his pendent. Than I’.llttlng Corn«. T i l l Fixit-UnM«’ Nnal- of her with a prayer. But my Iif«? is a worker Jn the Salvation Army, ha«] tuij ( win IMunt«-r* cure i.> utmorptloii. htouslour!" Mine, de Ferrler ex- adopted tlie same plan. And when th y j Homethlng euttrelv new. The hunltary « Uu and nied. here. Monsieur, in this new world no French Gallantry. vaporn do the wotk, Sold bv all Drui/giHH jmm:. man can say to me ‘Come’ or ‘Go.’ I During the Franco-German war, were married it was in the way of rell | nr i«v muil. Sitmpie imtiit-d KHKR. Atldres*, Al- . 1111 11 man that changes his lett H. OlniHted, I.e Hoy, N. Y. am its free ns the Indian. Hut the pre­ when m an y French prisoners wore at glotis tencli(»rs. la» ap p earin g as n bar«’ ¡ ( ,Ut‘.v time the clock strikes.” tender to the throne of Frahce, the Hastatt. the Countess Zeppelin was FOIt MORNING WEAK toot««!, turliain»«!. calico robed mend j "o. the padlocked bonk out of my puppet of Russia, of England, of tin* “like a real mother to them.” Every cant, with lila begging howl. DIVIDENDS ADVANCED * 111111 'aid It upon the table. I toned embroidery. A bund of oriental enemies of rny country, a slave to pol­ morning, said Chaplain Goers, she work is down the front and at tl.» Cremation Is growing In public favor Nuw imy in« V7 per,'Hilt, «nr inn iiilorrnatluo ,,;lt tl“' priest, not ut her. The »nil uu write 'rhi* AiihtIcbii Mexico Mining & icy and Intrigue, a chained wanderer came with cart loads of linen, clothing, wrists, while the slock is all over hand in Scot la f¡d. I’rom tin la test report of boveioptngCmnpiiny, 85 Witll Mr<»fi, n**w York. 1 i '""d' ici'iur/1 to Im re no about Faw>\w ! sw h arc? other st/tros, nrul tis shn the S< "Misli Burial Reform and ('rema I meal HgentH w tinted ' "do with the conversation than work. a p re tender, gasping for air. for light, divided them among the men she had Mon society we learn that for the year a pair of gloves, as I gasped at Sic. Pelagic! Git. let it kind word for each. Unit/ >’«»»» It ue It I iium. ended S"pt. HO last twenty five (»r'-toa ns one sees from the side of me be a free man a free man!” On«* day after distributing all sli»» A revival in the way «if dress acces­ Hons w ere «»arried out in Scotland, be m fill:Ik lip I IIII.II si.!., Sl'ai'let rush nf blood and The old churchman whispered over had brought sin* .-oni/ped Imfore a sin - sories Is the many new ruckings tor ing an increase of ten over the number In 24 hours. • "* ■ ,'f - if* ¡it! I fur iclrh ami over; "rrrr«'w•• jtr*t |,|i a iii• qi* omni,1'.'' on" after the other. The “My royal son!” “Alt. my poor friend.” said she. crepe cl«* chin«*, mousselin«» de s«»l«*. « bit charge of (I guin«*as a certificate Is now t'repai«••( by Hr f(. J ahicn in ('ainitm, wilt break i , ' ' :ls tn" strenuous. I could up u frcHti coi«liillt>'. Pint oottlc ncut give it. I would not give ft. smile from you will content me.” They come In the narrow widths i"r or any of fin» crema tortas In Great Brit­ express on rmdptor $ ¿.no, Hen«l for circular, toes S'' *1,' r p^nt'hed hands on her We heard the spring wind following Here was French gallantry cropping collars and will take tin* place to a cer­ ain and. second, to a niche for deposit Craddock ii Co. ,1012 Ease Ct.,Fhiiadelphia,?:. the river channel, and a far taint call out a in id the most horrible surround­ tain extent of the turnover collars and of the ashes in the columbarium at ’Sire!" ‘ ♦*'•*' %** Ml. *..... #" #••»,«•*.... . 3T 1 that J knew so well—-the triangular ings. cuffs which have been w on so long Muryblll. G lasgow . m ** nc,|l her Tire coldest look ! ever All the News in the Courier mul It win till» which kept Jim "from NEW SHORT STORIES- O *C *0 « C * 0 o C *O O « O *O « 0 » Q iO *0 ite- was very much mote beautiful than UNDER THE working 11» long 11» he could obtain a Jessie- and wondered that he bad never i »V. UAIMUUB4IU,, cent otile, irlae with which to buy A quarter on Acroait. know n It before. A* Ootrmaioa it La* whisky. .-Vini (tus w a » surprised on en- Judge Uiley, formerly of Virginia, but ICKEY’S After *lt «reeks of this sort of (btng M a r r a i ib C a sa ca « , COPPER NOON tcrln« the coinro!«*iiry at noon to *r« now of Washington, met n triend on Belle sighed prettily and Mid »lie sup­ oirioioa lata a « Jlui In the nr.t_.<),L..upon the tl,e " ,TO»t the other day and aulii dra- D ATONEMENT posed he had spent quite enough time >y CHARLES^-«».-..'. a >, - jOUUte1 Hie »old IV,111 7,e lmd tnn. t U.m [ (y — -'--.»1.0,'^»,,- .. and money on her to aalve her hurt and SLOAN RLID preaaeii Into Mag'» liaikl the nlsfii be- “lUtt,,!. wUk&U«w..{,-ou (u loan me a • • w w w iiw L jm m & . that he bad. te M w ^ JJJS n y To*» »Kll ...l'opj right, ltua, by T. C. Mct'lur»... fore. quarter of n dollar.” tlons to Jessie. Of course she would Ou» turned on hla heel and, taking up 1 "Not me," »aid HUI. “I bave been Copyright, isos, bv T C. ¡ItC lu rt miss him, »he addetl with drooping lid», T ñ S S lN r **■•■** • * * « » f but she trusted she was no usurer to Ä Ida unopened dinner pull, carried It to ,,H'tlll*>' J'"u for year*, and>I * am0 » 0 going»0 »0 * 0 * 0 0 »0 «0 * 0 a0 »0 *è A t t o H I I 4BD The hot. »piritici!» night wn» llgbted .lini'» cabin and thrust It Inside the ,0l,ult" chilro more than her debt. Dlckef Nu u o i t o b IB O b a bo m t ||.V 11 copppr tiioon whose rays wero door to Mug. Iteturnlng, On» met Jim , " V’'r-v responded Riley, - i f Ml»» Delaney, who bad been to W ash-' went away with an odd sense of some orrtoa o«n tu ’ llllcil wltli lincili]ny figure» of miasma und the hitter tlouri»ln»l « long bJuck } ° " |H,t 11 on ,ll0Sl' ground». I bave lugtou and seen aevetal theatrical tiling lost tugging at bis heart. The »risine over the swiimp that stretehed houle belare bis fu re. nothing further In common with you." "star«," might tilt her nose us »he next evening be came, Intending to go » ivii.v soiitlnviml from 11 cubili 011 a It wn» three days before ,llm showed ' Bl,! on “P the street, and as Pleased, but the fact remained that the Into the parlor and begin bis rivalry kmill. Krom the inutlled dlHtniicecarne himself ulgiut the works uguln. Tlion 411,1 ,l1* ‘«Mclenee smote him. He rntertnlmuent given by the "Smltbvllle with John, but somehow the lonely lit­ a w o f f i c e s he eiinie lounging nlmut the lunctilne t,l0l|g,lt that perhaps the Judge might Thespians" was u suci-es». Miss De- tie flgniu In the hunmiock drew him the solimi of thè pile driver* slnklng TH EO J. » . BB0W» tlinticr oli top of tlmber luto thè niiirshy where (ins wn» working. Them w h s ,1,,‘ ,non,'t'- «»<1 he went Into the biucy said the performance was lucking aside, and he spent the evening as he am»n»jL at Law, Sollen», »oa wL, soli of thè swamp. It wn* the night a leer In Jim 's eye, which made (in * put a ijunrter In an en- 1,1 “»rtlstlc flnlsh." but .im l...;llie weut hnd spent the preceding ones—lit the cori, Nula,, riwic “»hfc sliirt ut Work. The eonstruetlon or thè « little tierrotlK. lie illil not fee) n)t„. v,•|»l>', ami told the clerk to hand It to 1111,1 1,111,1 lt!1 ““nicy without regret uud moonlight. comma nmunsa, ¡tin lTlte 1 ridimmi wn» helng piished n» rnphjly gt-lher Innocent, and once or twice he lilh y when he came In to nsk for hl» Mitglied u» It had not laughed In years. “Goodby,"' he said at parting. "To roua am a, a. j ^ 1 ss the Nltmitlon woiilil allow, and men 11!ure ,0 happen to Dickey. himself he found that he was »till BOLItlTOK MSSTtk, 8h® " ,? “? « I "u n i thè iiniini. ubile from boy.....I In ÍXi»IN*K IN CBANOIIV thè disdici- ilarkne»» of tlie cahln's In­ work of the pile driver which tins was *‘1' llslis lor hM moll every day. He That which befell him this particular holding her hand anil that she was ” ,. , LAKEWOOD, N. J Lakewood unire, un Second’ ! terior came sonorous somul» troni thè ipcratlng. opened the envelope, found the quarter ,,1Al1* seemiil trivial m Its nature, but watching Idm shyly. He went away tn.fton »venue, Wednesdays and nostriI* of a unni In drutikvu sleep. The nfturnooii was growing gray Ir: I and then begun to laugh, while the " us 1,1,1 reaching hi lts consequences, with ids brain lu a whirl. In tils of -l.Wa.m. to 8.40 p.m. a*-ueU jiJ Al Just thè youug wonmn arose and the swamp, anil the time of the day mini who put the qtmrter iti the envoi- 11,1 h111**' forgot that afternoon to pur forts to south her feelings hnd he made » I W 0Ile Nu“'_ Uli#W00'1. No. Hi; n "hllicil nero»» thè yatil lo lite de^ie shift was dm whig to a d o s e . Still, I ope ...... by watching. chase a pair of long hose to wear with the child love him? Fur Into the night »hatlow of a pnlm. uni) she lluifiisl wltli Jim slisxl oil one Side of the great pile l "What Is It. Judge?” nskiil the clerk. Illl‘ breeches of the colonial cos he sat smoking and thinking, and In OAMUEL 0. BAILEY, pulii. At thè rools of thè pnlm she sul driver and tins on the other. HI» "W hy." Riley replied, "here's a llinit' 1,1 which he was to enact the the morning the queer feeling was Htlll down limi reatini her chili in ber simili thoughts took a new turn as the day's j scoundrel who lias owed me g(! for sec- 1 heavy villain and at the last moment In his breast, and lUaekstune lay open Dealer in SBEBB, SALT AND SMOKED luiuil». The sound of a Ughi footatep end drew neurer. Mug was irrevocably ’ en years, and now- he pays me a quar- bribed the maid from the girls’ dress- but unread before him all day. In the 1 reneheil lier enr II mouieut Intel-, bilt lied hi that clod of earth la-fore him, I ter on in-count."—New York World. lnk room to surreptitiously borrow 11 afternoon as lie left tils office there BUTTKB, LABD, MINCEMEAT, she dld Hot rntse her lieuil muli her and she could never he nearer to hhv — ------pair for him. These he donned so hur- was u commotion at the nearest street AT LIVINO PBI0E8 nume Wus cullisi eluse to Ilei- eur. than now im Je»»-Jhu died. Srhw ni. and «he Hammer. lTutij tliut lie failed to notice the own- corner, nmi u runaway horse dashed "Una.” she miirinttred, -|'ve becn tins throttled tile thought of possible When Charles M. Schwab- was roan- 1 " " na‘“,‘ lu bright silk Just Into view, dragging u dogcart in which hopln’ .ve li come, titoligli I don't reekon murder that, unbidden, seemed to arise agor of the Carnegie Steel works he. | “•*0,r lhe knee. Hat there were opera sat two girl». Jessie and Belle. The Ifs luirilly tight lo do It. »ut how enti for a moment In Ills heart. He giuntili was one day showing a party of erot * 1*!,w’1 ln *•“’ bouse, and soon (he audl- quick turn a Unit the corner sent the LEON GOBLE, ,11'1 u hoily hclp it. tius, wlien he due» thè ipilekly up .at the rising follow block, nent foreigners through the mills amt I T ™ kl,,,w wl,at 1,p n,,f- The ap- cart careening ou one wheel, and at- DENTIST, \v«y h«* dee*?’’ that great, square lump of steel weigh furnaces. A Herman nobleman or l pl,,,lse ««’«riled him was as unexpected most us Dickey recogntxed the oceu- o m o * epp. WAEDELL HALL, m a , “Unn’t. Mur. un’ Uni proud yo run’t. lug two tens or more, nnd a new great wealth displayed unusual- Inter- “* U Br,itlfy1ng. and he looked pants they were spilled Id the dust, TOMI BITEB, tt. i . " 1 HM lvOlt Ìt*H Sl*|lislllH’SS in un*, un' It thought carne to Idm. est In the IL’.’i ton steam Immmev. , «>luP:l*sh>niite|y ut John Moore, tlie W ith a ery Dtekpy rushed forward and, oniceDapa—Thursday, Friday and! iimy nnt lie rlght for tu« to Ir» stoppili’ There wn» a moment of fascination, had never s e e n anything larger than i "!<’“,lill,’r ,unn'" 'vll° thought to reap all passing one prostrate form, caught the fu hotn«ou a muli un' bis wift* un’ and. as the block started on Its return. the eighty ton one at Krupp’s work»1 llnnor9- Kut *“ ‘ be most thrilling other in his arm» with words of solid- app'lM t S Ä * d Wlt',<,n, D*ln »» f fthowiu* yo my lov»* thè wny I do. but Its swift and powerful descent, (ins In Essen. Schwab spoke In high praise ! T ’*’1"' of tl,e !"’i’onl1 » « - where his vtl- tons endearment. Hut the flgtire drew 30 Hiun'i imitod righi, Ma#, mi* Jim purposely tripped himself and pitched of the workman who operated tin- room Wn* ' ,,‘n,m“« ' 1' ‘bem came an j resolutely away. g H U T S k n S C H E R kimwH It un tvt*ll un you do. But. llttlo forward between the grooves, directly »tor. mid tlie usual Invitation was ex ■ “ " 'v B,olu,'ni- ; “This is not Jessie. This In ­ u,j, Nviiut J in thhikin' about Is wbarv's In tlv path of the block. But at the tended. " l ’lnee your hand on the an im ’ . Impostor!" Hut Dickey only held her the closer. ------BARBERS----- iln» bolp.” same instant there was a sudden move­ VII. nnd fJreene will stop the hammer i Wum,'‘1 Jolm - K'vlng the lines as they “Not Jessie, but the girt l love, the Snceessor to c . T. Hudson “Tliat's so. Gus. Wlioiv’s tilt» bolpV ment mi the part of Jim . Ills lank I were. “W liy. the very shoes tn which only girl 1 ever really loved! Let John .von stiiiBl are not yonr ofm ’.“ 1 took .lini for bottor or for worso, un' body shot forward, with outstretched take care of Jo snip. Are you hurt, E8TABLISHID 1877 lf Ifs worso | rookon It nln’t for ino to arms and bands euti-litng against the Arul tlw*n before could make dear?” O p p o p it h t b e O cean H orn (■cmiplaln tbn t is, to n ny body but yo. breast of (in s and shoving him far his» gnindlliBiuently scornful reply « There wus a contented sigh against 11 («Us.‘ buck from the path of the descending »urn boy in the front row rose urn! his shoulder. “ 1 haven’t any pain now. eried oxcffedly: “I uotiei* yo’it» limpin'. Mu«. Moro block. not even in uiy heart, which has often LYSSES S. GRANT. of Jim ’s inonntii'ss, I ivrkon V" • There was a mutilad thud when the “Am! neither is the stockings his, for ached ut your Indifference.** T onbobial Abtist. they’ve got my sister Belle's tmiue on | U I For ..‘‘sNoibiif tuu ^ivo 1110 i)>• • last monoy. came sei. Ami Hus held Ills head in si­ AppraiseiuentB oi N. Y. Olt, ud i scenes Dickey bad the whole troupe l-roperty c-lieerinliy furmsticd. lence while tlie crowd gathered around, i formance Dickey stoutly declared the [ hen An’ an’ I’m oblig'd to mu.v ifs so. I about bis ears. But the only criticism I Leas l’.ut Jim Imd lain in his grave on the j “finish wus the finest on earth” ami I Letiv don’t know bow. hut somehow lie found that hurt him wus Jessie Lane’s. With hillside o full year before (Jus deliver­ held to his point. j^ R . GEORGE T. CROCS’ I Leav out I bad tho money, an’ la* wanted to Jessie be had lung believed himself in \ Arili borrow it. an’ I didn’t soo any way to ed Ids mi singe to Vlug. l itrti love, and it hurt him when she said: The Early “I.oro Mot Ire.’* \ Km refuge him.” R esident D entist I Arri “You quite spoiled most of my part, From the diary of Thomas Creevey. Í Arri "1 reckon not. fie always gets V* lieti You Star*«" and you made my poor little sister who lived in England during the early T slbph o n e CALL 11 TOMS RIVE enough to got drunk on. But wlmt I Tlìe lu tili wlio. when «truck vieleni)y ! f Lm Belle more miserable than I cun tell part of last century, the following is want to know is bow long ye’vo boon o n (Di hend. sn.vs he “sjjw stiirs" is noi ! you.” Anaesthetics applied for painless extra quoted: “Lady Wilton sent, over y ester- teeth. A lso Nitrous Oxide Gas administer ILeuV' without anything toen f?” I ceav far from tellina tlu* triitli. '1 lie next, night he called upon her to day from Knowsley to say that the Mag guzn! for a moment toward tbo The fiui is timi there is n |)hosphor- | [ L<*av make his peace and found John Moore loco motive machine was to be upon tin* . M. copper moon in the heavens and was c’scont power in the cyc whlch Uoes not I Leav in the parlor ahead of him. railway at such a place at 12 o’clock silent, tin* muscles of her ml tint fac* nttruet n persoti*« attentlon under orili- | BLACKSMITHINß [ Leav “OU, l have quite forgiven you," for the Ivnowsley party to ride in if I Letiv twit oh in» slightly at a s u r e s t ion m imry eotniitioMs. but wi..’ li is < r-:rib -• Nmv vo! TA K K Tilt: COUNT'S PUES- I am ready to shoe your horse or dol I Leav laughed Jessie, “but Belle has vowed they liked and inviting this house to Jobbing and new work. tin* hunger nlio fell. uh d and r v •als flseif. . whenever...... the ; KNT Ili on my own hand.” Arri» j vengeance against you, and if you are Ik* of the party. So, of course, we were ’’Mil». I rookon ye’d .1«*st ns well toil head gets :i sudd 'll shock, and Home within a hair’s breadth of It.” “Net HORSESHOEING A 8PECIA1JJ wise you will go out yonder on the a t our post in three carriages and some All work guaranteed by mo.” tiiu*s even lu the act of sneezing. uiy hr.nd, but. with pleasure, my i porch and pacify her. You used to lu* horsemen at the hour appointed. 1 had “ f know. (• us, l know -hni”- Ma% \ blow on the head results in a watch,” said the German, placing a | quite n hero in lier eyes.” the satisfaction, for 1 can’t call it a THOMAS dropper) her Caoo into tin- croak of I: r pressure of the blonil vi* .soN upon the splendid Jeweled timepiece on the an­ S > Dickey left John with Jessie and pleasure, of taking a trip of live miles W ter at reel shop. T o n « H U B arm and began to cry. retimi, musing i ¡her total darkness vil. Down tunc the immense mass of | went miserably out to where Belle, in it. which we did in just u quarter tins sat on tin* ground a few feet or u l'uint blue light which fina is before steel, and Greene, liis hand on tin* | aged sixteen, swung in u hammock and of an hour—that is. twenty miles an away, »«zing upon tin» woman, with Hie eyes, und il is in this faint blue lever, stopped it a hundredth part of an T il OS. E. VAN DYKEA pouted. He lmd known and petted her hour. As accuracy upon this subject all the love anil ycarnim; of bis soul light the Imagination dlseents the thou­ inch from the crystal. In days gone by, unit lie thought soon was my great object, I held my watch in his eyes, and n¡lowed her to cry in sands uf I'nnh;• ie forms and ligures When he went to hand the watch Saddles, Harness, to smooth her rutiled plumage. Instead .iy hand ut starting and all the silence. But nl Inst In* spoke a»nh|. that by general acceptance are termed > the nobleman «nid. “No. Mr. Collars, Horse nothing,'Turf ami «portlnffll tie found her obdurate and full of >• time, and as it had a second hand 1 “ I know ifs boon Ion» etuei ji." bo stai's; (te n e tw h ile the astronomical ’ Greene, l want you to keep it as a Repairing Neatly Done preaches. However, he must p.ic.fy knew I could not be deceived, and it Cor. Main and Washington Sts, TON«H1l said, fluttering ¡i »old piece he had tak­ display so frequently mentioned may ! memorial of an interesting occasion.” Jessie's sister. So Dickey spent the so turned out there; was not tlie differ­ Also 1080-im Franbferd Ave. i hiladelptili en from his pocket be said to be entirely a cren ture of the Greene was too much embarrassed to evening by the hummock. The next ence of a second between the eonchee Matt looked toward him. “Since yes­ imagination, there is at least some say a word, but stood there with Ids time he came it wus the same. John or conductor and myself. But, observe, terday ntornin', Huh, an’ I reckoned foundation for tin* Idea. band outstretched till Schwab stepped sat with Jessie, a ml lie was banished during these five miles the machine I’d die this time. An’, though ye’d The true nature of the sensation Is forward and took the watch, saying. JOHN R. DAVIS to the porch and Bello. That young was occasionally made to put itself hardly like to boar it. 1 was kind of never very apparent, even to the vic­ Never mind, Greene; I’ll keep it for 4 0 Steward Avo., lady lmd framed an elaborate pro­ out or go it, and then we went at the hopin' I would." tim. for tin* simple reason that it is in­ you if you’re afraid to take it from TOM N RIVEB.SJ gramme of reparation for the hmntlia- ! rate of twenty-three miles an hour and ‘‘Matt!’’ Gus was on bis knees and variably experienced under circum­ tne count.” A few minutes later the 1 ain now ready to receive order# for »HI don to which she lmd been subjected. 1 just with the same ease as to motion bad seized the girl's bands. “ 1 was stances which render a searching in­ party again passed the spot, and of Upholetering and Cabinet Work; *»I He must bring her bonbons and flowers or absence of friction as the other nor­ afraid it was coinin' to this again, uif trospective investigation out of the 1 Schwab, summoning Greene, said, blng. My work will be done in flute]»* f and sing to her In the summer moon- I mal pace. But the quickest motion is manahip. 1 tried to get buck sooner, an’ I know question. | “Now you can take the count’s present light to bis mandolin. Dickey under­ to me frightful. It is reully flying, and now I should have sent Tom Bolus in j from my own hand,” and presented to took these things ln a spirit of peni- it is impossible to divest yourself of my place.’’ W lmt 1» Sky Hlu«*f ! the mechanic the watch wrapped in u tence and martyrdom. Night aftc $100 note. the notion of instant death to all upon “No, yo shouldn’t, tins. \Yhnl right The blue color of the sky on a bright, nlttlit Ro Silt on tlie porch ami »trove to tbe ,'east a«0iaw t happening. J. H. PERRINF""*' had yo to in* Boudin* any one In yor clear day lias been constantly Tiotieed be amiable while mentally he was ______Om> (in the Bt*!iop. B O A T BUILD fo r P t place* to earn yor money. Jost so yo b.v tin* Individual from childhood. To the fuming against John. He sometimes ¡ The WeUl| XonKae, Oí? dai could In* here on my account? Some primitive lay mind the azure tint of the This is the story a Kansas City trav­ "-omlerml why tike girls like Jessie had The autUor of -Yorkshire I-'olk Talk”1 SAI LM AKER JorToi linnanicnt is simply its natural color. eling man brought with him from b a k n k g a t , Por Nei times I most forget, tins.” Mag nodded to have small sisters. I tells an amusing »lory of an English toward tbo bouse and slowly withdrew But our daily experience shows that Omaha. It is "ou” Bishop Millspaugh Special Attention given to High During the second week of his en- bishop's straggles to master the Welsh Bal.j. All work guaranteed. J lior bands from tbo man's grasp. tin* visible dome of the heavens is only of the Episcopal diocese of Kansas. ! leave creed reparation he made a discovery , tongl„ , H(, ll!u| been appointed to the UM> p. m. But (Jus caught one of them again an appearance, and science tenches us who lives in Topeka. Belle lmd lengthened her dresses nnd | \vvlsb see of s t . Uavld and on taklng Leave t and pressed its Blender finger et probably no grout number of imll- lie thus addressed the bishop: “Your and the like. When he lmd done, tin- llelle answered ^wltli spirit: “Do you lordship must please put your episcopal Successor to Willis® ^ “When I ’m dead, (Jus." she said, vidua Is have Inquired Into the cause of , rnnn who hnd asked him turned to the ; think six boxes of chocolate anil three tongue to the roof of your apostolic Opposite C. R. R. Dsp01^ “won’t yo come an’ kiss me when no­ this color.-T. J. J . See In Atlantic. '-‘tejirrlvul and said: _ ! bouquets would atone for all that mouth and then hiss like a goose.” body's lookin’ ? There’ll be no barm I W hat do you think of that?” laughter In the dress circle nrul those River, N. J. then.“ The Des< Style u the Clearest. I “Well, had you told that yarn I’d -atealls from the gallery. No, indeed!” W itter CaatieN Fire». “ Mag. Mag!" On» bad seized her by Obscurity of manner has diverse or- have said It was a monumental lie, but j Dickey acknowledged that she was Thnt water can cause fire may at Wie »*noYtKR!hf*fft w ¿(¡¡ms a i t cyjiittaiji ^ {ftp wrltrr «vj»> 1 don't know your friend hero. Intro- right and went on playing the agree “ Don’t yo talk about (lyin’ or I’ll kiss Is overnk-o no less than In the writer "WWWfflVNPfA -XWvY'." 4Mmmm first seem a little unlikely, but this Is JOHN CHA *dH*r, we ' avs n-Jj.-.'t^jjnnjjmi^ on the western yo to dentil right hero now in spite o’ wlm Is cimiess. In stille of Browning ”1 would Ulte to present you to Bisli- oplier as martyr he set himself to get Jim an’ tin1 law an’ tin* gospel.” nnd ii few others we slmll be safe if op Mlllspaugh of Topeka,” suld tho roast of Ireland only a Yew years.agi? all the pleasure possible out of his new The rocks which the great Atlantic Tdckly ^^tU^1re?y...lqftl,ekllv,„nwn.v from him, we stand by the uphoiism of the Hrst muli. % «venti role. It was really surprising how rollers lmd for centuries been slmvly PLUlSIFltíí bon* at: ami lie, loo, shrank lun-kTmf »riscT tfSfflfr- .'¡.ifTW-! ’. .TpyrnnJ. »ent f rt ..Mltefe.lv ..Unio. Pflss(’^Jn,Bpl(e|sjiregon(-e. ■lil'i'ijklmgalmvn nntl piercing with great Eaten Jtoth realized limv Insurmountable was of hmgmige ami c-liuity of Ibonghi are ------iptrtat t As she swung In the li’nm’nmri™ivRjY caverns oontufued great masses of TW ilöNft. H FATI the barrier between them, nnd Mug re- I never dissociated. After all, there is Tin* nfniiiK Room Widi n«*(t«*r. her lengthened skirts froufroulng iiboitt pyrites and alum In their depths. At Gas and Steam FittS treated slowly toward the cabin Just no need l’or anxiety if we cannot en­ There Ih n remarkably small church her she made him tell her nil about hint the persistent water penetrated to as a man staggered to the doorway dure the rack of Introspection to which hi Lanttdfile. England, and a story is A h»ndi his hopes In his profession nnd these, nnd combustion Immediately took colatlor from the dark Interior and called her the cleverness of very modern writers told that when Sir George Rose was never doubted but that lie would Jobbing Piomptly attended to ; b place, producing bent fierce enough to All wi rkgu»1“ “httmc'grnfllyr ’ ’*"■**?*■ •• • * w-i*’d..oe* vori «ï'j 5 U pù" nw aôrui'u M» wie neu. How the Race • * * • • • • In River FIRST NATIONAL BANK, : BIRDSftLLSflID AT TOMS RIVER, :S'Jd s,»".1’ »ivTillc, l!*ü»i croe», ror»H. Two year? passed away, and tin* date "0ibV> netweee Manchetti' The Dover Township Board In the stun* of Now Jersey, «t tin-, (goat! of im.i- Was Won of the omit International rates was nenN, Jan. w , 1904 euütiil'n. oft' fast approaching. Marvelous tales hail TO BE ASHORE ot Mea th desires to assure 'illtd«]Pj'*; „oliti oetweia Tomi Klvei a». By CRITTENDEN MARRIOTT ' eonie from abroad regarding the per- resource». le»««'11 laelKlit»,Trenton »ontheri U mhin and «dsi-uuhts ...... t ‘ V>,«*0 M fonnanees of the Krln. The Bflthh the people oi Tonis River and ovmdraft*. seguimi an«t tonectired. 8? IT «■ «» »uit point t*lM- ON POBOY BAR NEAR ....flaaßpH-i'-T.-ife r. c. man*,___ - N?ri » i l i l \)Ct over ) f (. aw ': iheir Ttefwrq- tlmrtheW^BBJOKr^*' poi*K«rttti** ou" point» bU»*„1. supreme tHnititi?*nees,hatl had a depress­ .."“Bft WtôM CK ,GA. Mvu anking Hons** fiirïlTiT.TV , und tvn'.nvt^ f*\~ ini ing efleet tin this side of the water, nor lias been any*"*lòuiulation Due frolli Nalliinal Kmum on>fc reAeivc P'^n.udPurrivturl.Bo P.» It all begun at the America's cup aCieniw.. h.avi 4T where the new defender, the Virginia, Due fiotti State Hank« and banker« -ft» .14 Pgrdtu.il.^'^-* races In 1003 and ended two years later, Toe following dispuleli was in this had done nothing to allow that she was for the rumors of small pox Due Imiu utiprov«»«! nMM-rv« «geni«.. 0: «îis i» in the fall of 1005. To he exact. It lle­ morning's Ni vv Ym k Herald The 1‘heekN HQil tuber r u h Itemi» 4‘ 7ft m a il k a h k iv b PKOM greatly superior to the Columbia. in this village. They have NoieN of oDier N’h'I um' H,»nkN ...... ,H>\ m> gan at the very moment the winning Stanhope had been readily admitted (iwtieva of (be veaael liave as vet re­ Fraeiion«! paper en tren »), nickoli», I m * J Ä i“JCmu>n! eu boat, swelling white from deck to tow­ made a persona! investigation, ainloonu. v.’r v |Plll*u i lì, p.M. to the yacht club, anti his boat, eon- ceived i.o word about brr loss, except law ful luouev roNorve in Bao« v|* : ering truck, swept across the line in u utrtictod by the fa.nous old designer Bpoeu*...... á\ • v*î mi ■¿nntoV* ''“0**”"“.*“” *'■■>«...... this: and find 'here are no cases ot l»»*gal-i entier note*, . . O.h.w an •¿M Vi M> ■ .“"•■ i UO ili |iomtKii>rth,Por«eo Kit, lulst of flying spray and a thousand , hnd been accepted as the defender of Uedeinptlou fund with V. S. Trutuurei ft per «cat, of otrculatkon)___ . í.íwtO 00 BN *-!ri , , . i».«) » steam Whistles burst into gigantic ap­ the cup. Kxiraordlnnr.v pains laid hern ' Bioi.awiek, O» , I — 2 7 SeboontT small pox. F * vSrk iu :! «|, poiotr north ut Mal,Chente ...» v°r| plause, announcing to n waiting world taken to keep her lines secret. The I H dmes liir sal), Robinsoo, Fort U. S. GRANT, Toi« I.. i t o t 7^0 f»- |!»F'¡(' ■, * i „muu luff'll O» VtSDCllwtr shipyard where she was built had he» n that the cup would stay on tills side Ihu 1 h r liruoRwielt, is aslioiu i n INe*'ur guarded day and night by armed men, Clerk ot Board of.Health. LIABILITIES. for at least another year. Dobov liar. Rt poned by Opinio C tp iu i stock pm.I |n...... w.o.tioo »hi ilfe^aur.Top1*1''" ' *• ",uì and she had been launched “In petti­ Toms River, N (., Jan 2*. 1904. HmnlUN fum i...... bo.ooo 00 IHe|l"ere (y ill,AM B. SINGLETON, P. M. It was at this instant that Miss Vir­ coats.” which concealed her hull. Richards ,|i, of -choomr Medford CtullVfiiiul profitti, U»J»N ( XprUNt M amt ginia Went worth, her teeth flashing U»fH pulii ...... 9; Ml»» M) It was not until the day before that The J Holmes lindsall tens limit NMttunal B*uk uotosoutjitaniUiif 4T,7**»• i «i Sint •* rank* 1.1 KatikorN rt*7 76 | turned to Frank Stanhope and cried, , of the sensational New York newr-qm- l)iv|ii«*iitlN imp.to im tm ; With quick emotion: "Isn’t it glorious? i 1>°ts announced under scare heads that 2 1 8 feet long, 4 3 feet buani, 22 feet BLIND iiwltvtilual (IfpoNllM lUtiJlH t 10 »aifi k .. *»4 i>nifi"«i ctiuckN ...... uni 00 I BEADING SYSTEM <>h, 1 could love a man who eould carry Hie Virginia, despite ber enormous sell depili c f bold, and one of the filmst p i hnbly not, in.it why run the area, drew only fifteen feet of water risk or üeMoualy Injuring your Total...... iso off a prize like that!” uf ibe Oesuii cuuutt tient uf fuit lienee the paper deduced the alleged Eyes liy the uso ot Incorrectly s ta i»1 of New JerNojr, »'muit.v of Ut < «n, x«: DEW JERSEY CENTRAL I This remark was unwise unless Miss l, Heur» \. Low, » w«hier >»f Dio «lio»«■-iiiitue»! fact that If the wind reached a velocity flusters. She was named after the j fitted gin - es w hen you cun ltferaeltt €••! «««* •xcluilvely.in.ur Wentworth wished to invite what fol- Hank, »lo »oicinulr «w» «rDuit tho above«latemeut of even twelve miles an hour the Amor- lute J. HolmeB Bird*till of tins town have- t hem kthl'ully adjusted, Im true to Dt« heut of my know le» I if o «tot Iwatef. cu.nllnM^.nd Com.opt, j loWl.a, for „„ hm, ,.v,.r accuse! Ubnky \. low, casim ir. lean boot would Inevitably eupsUc. j Cant. Amos Birdaoll, Jr., is her ‘ Su lifter a »e» I «toi «worn t»> eefnre no thtw yxth In effect Nov. 20, 1003, j Stanhope of being backward where wo- Inc flint two races went »iff splendid- 1 ...» ■fay of Ja n ., a» 4 Hubert H Arnev. Nt»f«rv I'ubllu. ___ . men were concerned. Besides, he was ly for the Americans, the Virginia emu- «“«»»Ring owner and was her hist Corrivi AHeat: TRAINS LEAVE TOMS RIVER ( very much in love with M iss Went- lug In n good five miles ahead of her uuuler. H. M. Baau, of CaUideD, A M()N Ml HIM4I.I., ) A A. Mhant. . Directora iHBW YORK* Elisabeth and Newark, ail worth. So he Instantly turned, bent rhal in spite of the fact that the latter Me., was her builder, and with the Uto (’ Low, I also showed phenomenal speed. Hv the , v. , • { ¿ v r *' S'W r ' "■ Sa”- over tile girl ,o that no one else might mtor- morning of tlK third no-e the y,mining Mann,n88 of New lo rk - was ^ fe iM ) iN ,:1‘»Mdiyi1,lL*3Vm'!m hear a,ul whispered, “Will you love me Nctice of Settlsm ent workl had Mettled down U> tin' convlc-; ih ^©T* * LAKBHUHsT (Manchester) LAKKwouD I if I carry it off, Virginia?'’ Whereupon Kstate of J hiuch South IBANK, «to., 7.08, u„ 8.00 an? ... . „ ,, , tion that Mr. Burke had discovered —------Stiles & Co., J .« sunoiji 7 i8p. m. Miss Weutworth, with a suddenly \ » n * K d m k n k n ! «.iVKft that the ac- some new principle of hull Imlldlng | MAN NAHAWKIN Philadelphia Eye Specialists .V roiilUE of the hUimerilicr ai» AMliiiulNirHtor fof’AATONTOkVN. BAST jjOI^ 08B®A*Jpf*c heightened color, turned quickly aside The result of the third race seemed so ______of -Ulti JnltlcK Simili "III lie UitltcM * 1)0 Nt*t»‘»t tiy theHnrr itf tr, «ml r»*ponc ..f Kelttuarjr next. 'tftrvfNKLAND. BKIDGBTON.etc.. Onmbot Cam den. Saturday, Feb. 20 JOSEPH s u l’T it, AiluiltiiMtrator Rut the question once nskisl had to j be on hoard during It. It was not In in Dateti. Deeeiuhcr MUi. IM». imlM»urlce River Branch,at 7 OS ».Man HOCKS: 9:1«. a.m. till 3:00 n m. he answered sooner or later. The time accordance with racing customs to have I Miss Sillie Crane left here Stint - -M -■•■■■■ fiofpHlLAUSLI’UIA, ,1» Winslow Jnnotto. any one besides the officers and crew (Ji,,. for Trent on to witness tbe %I.m,A. 3.w p .ra. when It must be canto the next after­ Notici o' ttlemant. aboard at such a time, hut the superior- i WANTED—Faithful I'ernon to • hII »ui retail Ivr 0 BÏSLSK, 0 . M. B L ItT , noon In the disjointed intervals avail­ I tv », t’ tiw. Viv,.!,,;, , gradual ion Of ber sister, Misa »Toalo i fu-itmol ajimis »or iiianurn»*Mi»iiurh»»u«ehav!tiif 1 Kt «te ol Khan Leintug flMfre«.auh U«B’l.M’g'r. Gaa’lPUi,A| able between the departure of one ,T5 01 t,u 'Dolina was wo evident that;*5 ’ ! well »»-t ahi uhet i»uniu»ft»: loc«i ten it..rv: -trn« u it 8eein»*d itupnssihie for harm to result. 'Crane, from Stute Normal School. »alary# u paid week ¡.v an«l expense nioiiey ad- Noll''»* i» ti r- io iriven tn*» th»* *»••• luute «»f the guest who had dropped in on Miss ...... _ v ■ i,. •.t, prévint)« e* . r - i . i unnecnuutry; suh.fterlber -i* Kx»-*u *r of mini Elue* LenulMf IlM SltVAAIA HAII.KOAII And none did result until after the | Willis Warden Ol l»HUs liivtr, IH imi mrinaiient. iusuichn -u--i'i-H-fui. Lh. will he UD-lifetl 1111M NtHttsI io ill" Sur- Wentworth to get a cup of ten and the race was won. As the Virginia lifted I , . «elf ad (treated envelope. Suprin'ciitlcnt Trav rogate, *u>i rep'iit il for sainement t>» Die Dt- viáitmg Mina AUrgueiite J u ih b eier», u » m-uiod umidui« fio u-n. i h ili,'i itir* ut * "• » "’in1 » M «' ' »m, »ui We»l- ln effect V iv. SO. ItMItl arrival of another who came for the smoothly across the line four miles . . iit-H* 1 tv, tue ;»M it*y "f Felini tr. nrxi same purpose. ahead of her outelussed rival Stun- ! ^^tb. Mary h. Crane and Mrs. | Ft "It si M T l.KMI M). Kxr« utor Ditti ti pee.'ill er ;U*t, lw -a. TRAINS LEAVE TOMS KJVRh Stanhope smiled down on her. “You liofx* turueil to Miss Wentworth. “An* | C o n e Sprague attended tho funeral I /or CaiR'Ieu ami Philadelphia, 8.07 an ami SHERIFF'S SALE 1 113 p iu weekday« Suntlnv«, n «3 p m remember what you siyd yesterday, ym, eiii rk-cl „way. Vl,'gl»l„?" He ask * 0f their brother, Stewart Patterson, Notice to Creditors 1 ForIslan«ev, .Ice"»,.'.i, I»v ult«" II ui of the S irro- fore sia» could answer a cry of terror Rev. Edward Lonana will be o r -,l""1 "■ •»•‘■ ■ '»"i.1 *"1 !"'1 'l' ...... ir.it*» oilin’ it ut v * i • » i au h teUTgive* uotiee LBAVB ^ T1 KMPAV, F dniury L IOOI, ( tulli«* ''re'li ni h uf the n*hI lohn Iti-linea, «le- , I # “ " VOtNT PhBASANT f*’" S‘l*‘ “ " ' « f >' f '>n1' arosi*. I he excursion fleet, wild with j (¡¿inert m tho B a d p.at church on , ; eeHNf'l.to tirtutr in their »letitu, MeiutudH lini eh I tux Ivor Tom. River, sn„ wav tail,m 7 18 isl‘ ’ 1 " as onl'rlt'a a"'".v b-v ,l10' excitement over the unprecedented tri i m t, ! At the Hotel offowdrick (’«mu, m rfi«» vm,»g> iiirahiMt tho «-Milite of »h•• »«hi •!. e«"ient. itmler |ffliodS.Uip m weekdays. Sundays, 4.34 p m ment and thought that l could love the I, ..<• «1,1, vI,,,,, » , „ lU e B d a y evening, r e h r u a r y & SeV - ! of Toil)« River, in the county *>f Or»»»»n mi I state nithor iiillruniiloii. wiouii nine iuouIIih from leave PHI la DELPHI* man who defended the cup so splen- u in *Ml o r m American, lmd broU n / J ' of '.w fer»ev, m-«,».-* tu.» ho„r« ,,r tv n, m. « thin''«le, «ir th« v wll !"• forevi r n*rre«I of unj through the guard lini’s. Th** n**xt ©rsl m inibttrs will partici pitto in i l i o ihu'cMN'k p tu., to w tthi ).••** u'riocs p m., ohhhui .n'tloti therr for iitniiiiHt the Haiti K\• » u111 x. llforTom* River H.'lt) a in, and 4.oo pm week didlv.” M MltiU.I UDt.MKS. Executrix, Sundays, S:3»* a m. tlm i „« v ic e s . ,'*i -,l,e ' ">■ *«"«"“>•■ : •The KngUsbmnn Inis said tbnt be I Instant cairn- a grinding crush, and Diiteil, January |Vth, \, D. I8*'l. . W. ATTEKBUKY, J R. WOOD *««. i,i.h,.ouu«t«.i .ui.-s ni* “ *“ 1 I n ju ld le \vhtvl »if n irlirnntii- f»»i»i'vlw.Mt ' . » ...... All those two fr.iet* or |»jvr»*«»lift «»f lami» and iJnn’l. Manuirer Trafile Mgr. w ill c h a lle n g e a g a in ,” In* s a id s lo w ly . * ^ i H a r r y A d a m s o f i n ila d e ln b u » , I lmmi»» », *uuate. ivingnmt »»el»« in tin* Town- (i. W. BOYD, (jDu'l. Pass. Agi. I shall build a yacht ami defend the W,'nt tl‘ar,nB: ,u*l'(,SH t,u* .'’»Hit. rip-, . J ...... t • Hiapof .!«»*k«oii, in th- ■.unity .»r »mm.hu and • 1 111,11 u t I ,UI 1 1 ! ping li r stern to nieces nnd lmsliiii’' ©P©Dt Sunday with his part nth oil state or ' «-w Jersey Honm»»*d au l iicNurthed NOTICE TO CREDITORS c u p . fnlluvv^fotlow*. tolo Wluwli- her beneath the water. \ ¡Stafford nveuue. Samuel Tretlwell SklMiuorc. Kxecuior of Joliu “ liut you are not a yachtsman." Tilt* tir«t tieglnH ut « può» tree HtmiiUni; l»1* D. -Ki-1ni<»r»*. itei'CHW*il, i*v lUrectloti of t )««• .surro- iJMICkiKRTON HAII. «»4 ». tw* t*n tilt* «uhi Htiil wt*r i»i um'licN nf KoruiHir* K.ite of • to* count v of 1 n*"*n. h* re iv glv* m nottco “I shall become one If"— The suddenness of tbe calamity add-1 Tbe Nv U. T. U. belli their month ti hik O iU r swiiiiip, flv** «•)»»* i rt ! t w«*nt y - to the ere'lit'ir- "f the ■* >l 'this. ask you to be with me when my yacht ! chains, them:« 1 I Leave Maunahawklo, 7.4U a. m., 3.33 p. m. Capt. Noah Cr>*timer unci sop, An­ 0 | leave Jfarnegat, 7.4» ami 3.4) p . *. crosses tbe line a victor a year or two I Stn.nll°1"' cl"s'’"'1, Y i t eH Thiriv IbluuUH ' 1 Wi-Mt. N Pi" iMmins Sixty ¡inks, iiwtiff» l Krtiveat VVldtingh.8,ls a . m.. aud 4 18 p . m. and sprung ov»*rboard, and in a f»*w Nf tice ot Settlement. from now, and perhaps—perhaps tin» drew, are spending a f« w days ut j (ft), South Four tlrgo’fH W»*mi Flfti -i ightchiitu« | I Lttiveat New York 11,35 and 8 52 r. C. h. h moments they were plck»»d up without Estate or Bii/, iiieUi B, Catuhuru \ krftvulNrw York 11.48 * . m., 7.83 p. « . P. R .R moment may carry you «way again.” Fifiv links to tho tu-alnninii, imntutning Mtnctv- t home. three m<*r»*s i*n*l rl|iUty nie- llundnuttliH of Hll I Arrive if Tre n t<-u 10.*)« a . m., 5.43 r. m.. P. R . K sensible injury to either. oril » I- l lll-IU 4.l\ iKN titat tho “Oh, you foolish boy!” Hut it was mu o - î riet measure, whkh tract w:ii rettimeli | lArr/ffltPHllttiiPlpIli* 9.47 A. M., 5.55 V. M. L. A. Cuortney m ently pinchase.i \ ii’-ciititiiH of the -ubi»' riti'T, 11 m Adtiilm*- Putting Miss Wentworth under care j to An In-'v Meli ou thi* Fi hi ' tv of Nnveiimer, _ RETURNINo with a very tender look in her oyi s » «ir with wt ; annexed of said Li/it'Cth m. cam . J Leave New York (Central R . K.of New .Terney of her friends. Stanhope hurried on a fine horse an 1 carriage. J Right»’* ri lltitiilre 1 Hint Tlilrte' ii, amt 1 «»< or»!«-. 1 that Miss Wentworth watched Stan­ III l ook S UI page 882. The i’ouim s utul Mi* i t'tirii »« ill i" oiiM c I amt b* ite«! by Die m ito |Wa. M.and 3.40 r. m. board »if the l%nit»*d States gunboat gate, nut reported f >r - ' l'*m«,nt *0 tin* Orphans' ■ Leave Now York,(l*. K. R.) l.ou p. m hope as he went from tin* parlor. Miss Addio Wills of j'aiTicgut, i is 1 *? : : - »***i * »•..*■» »•••*• g ■ ■ ” -»■ «»*>« »V mo m i Niu^ni, ,mB* S lim e an m the «»»¡irltml r» turn lî. luif the Haiti ■ «il ! -t » in' t oiit v ot Dec n, ou vs eilut'sdajr, the 1 Leave Tvcutou. 7.4o a v. ., v.ftf. r. m . which had quickly dispersed the fleet An hour later he was closeted with primlrtfr*rt conveyi-ii i.y AtulrewciiH s. arm cy I . 11 day of K«'"ru irw *'Xt. I Lea?« Phlladelplda (P. K. K.) at 8.an a . m. 4.0*) * be.-n visitine Mis. A. S'.nft ami taken charge of the wreck. 'Gap- 11ml m uer f * * 1 r - of ) «tw.tr • nriiiiey itcec.iNeM, 10 1 OEtii.i.K A IOLUND WORTH, >. 8. i Xeil Burke, the famous yacht tic A « ) 111011 h r yiior with Will anti \«»d 5 tain Kdward.” h»» exclainuMl lioar^. ;y, oil'1 E**«’» J Atulerson liy 'lecci Mat«;*! Muy ystii ! I Leave Whitings, ».58 a. m.. Hi p. m. ! signer. Alliert Crane, n veterou uf tliu A. I). 1885. Pat««), D 'l'cinhcr ;umi, igni. I Leave Barnegat, m.ai a. sa., and * we r . si. "I am Mr. Stanhope, owner of the Vir­ I Leave .Mannaliawkiu, 10.88 a . m.. and *U8 r. • “You said once that you would do C ivil W ar, son ot Into .). O . Crane ginia. My entire fortune Is In that Tse sc-MWi negitis ic it while oak supiluw tli-- I Leave West Creek, 1« tlarrcnt. I Arrive at Tuckerton, i**.r»« a. m., and 6 38 p. v yacht. She contains over $0 .000.000 in au I Elvina Crane, dieil sniltlenly ul u»T«-rt t •!inti"i| in J iiPiii l\irk*'i \prii 8Ut, Burke,” lie was saying. “Now I’m Estate of John Cr«*hj JOHN P R IC E , Supcrtntemient gold.” tbe home nf bis sister, Mrs Oliv'^ ; reo.oi'l' «1 I i ll n, |i.»ui‘ .*' m. Then«'«« hi tli going to claim your promise. I've got u«*»»II** pn Mr*i la tli«* vI'«i mi;», V « T U T . I s U I',». I l l Y «IIVKW ti. ,t the a. “ W hat!” ! Craninc-r, on Tuesday evening, Jatiu (i), rtoutu SIX . grei'M »til«) Hi rtv mlnutON Kami i ^ 1 "tin' • of tue mihsrtthr-r, u- \«liiiti*t«trat»>r to defend the cup next time. To do KtfiV’"»'«* '•limns nti'i Thirty IIiiUh, tiu*tn f», MlVVlIi IWI.IN IM I I.IIM, HttACH “Her keel is of solid gold. You rea»l I r? i »11 ul -aid ¡ahuCrcby TUI tic audited umt Minted so I must have a yacht that can de­ , ... , ary (9), Wi’Nt four cIihIdh, theiire, '.v the SurMigHtH ami roi'orted for settlement to p* TKAN-I‘OHTA'1 1»^ COMPANY *20 Funeral services were held (;»), North tWHlv«* chains, thtan'c. feat all other would bi* deBrnders and th** story in tin* paper the other day j J t in* • »i'p'i.tns' Oourt of the »’«unity of o»*« hii, on In eltrrt ort. 14, Itl(i2. stating that the Virginia drew only Friday» conducted by Ilov. (i. C (4), \«>-tii Rightj -oiii- itogrnen \v»*st Fifteen Wedius«lrty the rd day uf F' 'ou iry nt*x t then can defeat the challenger, no mat­ chalDH ami sixty links, th«*iii*«», ward STATIONS Westward •(•MIN vV. cR K ll\ , Adtululutrator ter how good it may be. Will you help fifteen feet <>f water. Well, that was Uhl an*l Rev. Edward Lonnns. (ft). North Ten •i**Kn»*‘h Rant Forty-eight chains Dat‘'«i, Decerulier 8lMt, 1903 Ml A M Leave Arrive A M P M true. Gold is nearly twice us heavy mi'i Sixty links, thence. «0 me?” Rev. Theo. Price of Tuckerton, (8», Kn-t 'ixtt’cii clNinH aud Ten linki, theno*. New York (P K K) 11.43 7.88 (7). K' uth Nine «IcgrePM west Ftv« ' tniins ami ktìO s.ia J lilltoPa ( P K H) 9.4!) 5,47 “It’s my business to do so,” returned :is lead, a golden keel is only half the 118 10 3ft occupied the pulpit of the Baptist Seventy-live liokN, titmice, (S), south Klghty ile- NOTICE TO C^^-DITO^S Mannahawkln 7.25 3 2*' size of a leaden on»*, and its resistance grm*H went Ten chalna amt Fifty iii'kn tlieinu*. 10,511 Barnegat Citv June 7.10 3.05 the designer, “nnd in this case it will Virginia Atm Cowperthwait and- Howard |. .33 to the water is far less. GoiiRequently church oq Monday aud Wednesday (8), south Six'Icgreea and Thirty minutes H int Jameson, Kx cutors of Elmer 'owperthwalt de­ surf t;ity 7.08 be my pleasure as well.” Four i halrtH an*t Fifteen 'Inks to the place nr t„ . .43 Conrads 7.00 a boat with such a keel is much faster ceased. hy direct ion of (tic Surrogate of Stanhope drew a long breath. evenings. glDulUtf contatDlng s ix ty n x am ** ami Four Up" ounty of Dc -att. hereby give notice to the Harvey Cedars 6.58 than one with the ordinary lend keel. IIundredthH of an p.cre l»e the Name more or 4Î High Point 6.56 “That's good,” he said. “Sparc no crodltora of the said Elmer Cowperthwalt, M Mrs Laura Walden has been visit­ lens: It being a part of a tra d of Seventy uerca to tiring lit their detds. demands mid cImIiiih Club House 6.48 expense— none. I w ill spend my whole 1 had to win tlds race, so 1 sol»l all Mint Four hundredth nf au acre Imlng returned to .03 Barnegat City 6.40 iigitltiMi the estate of the said decodent under ll.CV my property and turned it into gold ing in Camden for a fortnight. Andrew Deli and recorded at Perth Amu .» in oath or affirmation, within nine months from thin Pehala 2.53 fortune if necessary to assure tlds vic­ Kook S is puge »7 and wmmno.I hv nald Andrew 11.11 Spray Beach 2-44 to make a keel for the Virginia. Will date, or tiuw will to* forever harreo of any action tory.” Bell to Abraham Burk hh will appear hv a deed tnerefor ag«ltn»t tto* Nald ••xerutora, 11.16 N. Beach Haven 2.39 you stay here and protect the wreck dat.'.l Ju ly I at i A. I>. Klglitueu llum lnd and 11.20 Beach Haven 8,8ft The designer’s face grew serious. lie MEALS BY WHOLESALE., ANNA VIKHINIA »DW F&KTI1 WAIT. Thirty-nine and wan conv« v»*d hy Ahrahatu Murk HOWARD I JAMESON. ’M A M until we can get the wrecking appa­ Arrive Leave A M P M drew a sheet of paper toward him and to KIIum Anderson, lr., by d.*» d dated .Septeiiihcr Executor« •TAS. V. JONES, SuperlBten'leDt In*gan to tlgure. At last he threw ratus?“ ExtoiiNlv«? K itchen Arram rcnients ol let. A. 1». H42, and recorded In the t ’lcrk a om- -• Dated, Decetuher 8d, A. 1). 1908 the Modern Hotel. of the County of Monmouth at Freehold In Hook down tlie pen* il. “ Stanhope.” lie said, “I will, sir; I will.” U 4 of d* eda, folio 370 Ac aud wan con vci'd hy Three hours later the work on tin* rhe kitchen arrangements of Mu* the nai l Klia« AndcrMoii J r ., tu Fharies Alien hy NOTICE TO CREDITORS “if you mean exactly what you say deed ¡.» aringda »• March :< 1 sr. A p. ih-;i and duly IKM R EH TO * a HISiHTeTOM'N R I« modern hotel tire on the first basement and if you are rich enough and have yacht had proceeded far enough to recor«l«*d in the rie r k ’M Dtll« «* oi the County of Elizabeth W»hmI, Executrix of Henry T. Ocean at I oiiih River in Kook ft oi ...... page 177 Wood, ih ociiHi'd, liy direction »if the Surrogate '1 *t nlsn Transportation t o.. L etu p o. the nerve to risk it I can assure you "mako certain the safety of the p.l.J, floor. There 1» a chef, but so far ns l anil Stanhope set off to «bo homo of could see be does not cook. lie is sim- Ac,, aa hy teference thereto the name will ap- of tliu county of Ocean, hereby gives mitici* in the of victory as certainly as any human p»*ar. l*clng the Maine conveyed hy » harlen Al- creditors of the «aid Henry T. Wood, to tiring in Miss Wentworth, whore be found her ply a captain of tbe seventy-five other len and w ife and Kllaa AnderMOii and wife to tin* t heir debts, deni au*-a an I claims ngiilost tu* ca­ Time Table in Ktrert Uct. 13, l««.T event still in the future can be as­ none tbe worse for her cold hath. cooks, who work in turee relays of nald Kllan J , Anderaon hv 'letiii ate«) Neptemtier ttile of t o* said decedent, undet oath or affirma­ sured. But it will cost a great deal.” the 80!h a . 1), Ison and recorded m the rinrk'a tion. with n nini* montila fr to this d ite, or they TKAINS LEAVE NEW EGYPT "l asked iliy question nt tin* proper twenty-five each. There is no run,f ] ForNew York, s.au , s.oB r. m. answer, Did tile moment carry you that never die. As for tbe 400 loaves Narah A. Uiadfiltaw, complalnnut, and to he son.” Of breed and S.000 rolls required daily, Hold t»y RETURNING, “Ah! But perhaps you'll think that n w ay ?" rOPRTNKY C. * ARK, Sheriff. TO HOUSEKEEPERS gliyly tbe girl looked up nt him. tbe chef does not worry bis mind over I'HANK M lttv, MOlleltor Send vour addrcMM on a postal tu our sped* I leave phlladelpria. 6 sa a in., and 12.88 this isn't in reason. Will—and can­ Dated Dec. an, lima [Pr'M fee, flR.tni) r,.S' “a Shtniaya 8.8o a. m., B.lu r n. "Xo," slie said. “Tbe moment didn't, tbe patent cutters mid mixers and premium olTcra and a liberal trial quantity of I ‘•-»■ e Tome River, ma p. n yon risk $7.000.000 on the race with the ovens and staff of bakers needed to but— I think that you did " ELECTRO SILICON ». WM BURTIS, Superintendent certainty of winning unless something supply tbe simple item of bread or con­ «• ciiAFBT. GfcnM 1 HHHcnirerA Freight Agent Notice to Creditors the famous silver polish used by owners of valu­ altogether unforeseen should occur?” cern himself with the quality of tbe able Silverware all over the world. o n " 4111 “Seven millions! Great Caesar! IIow The Travel!nor Story Teller. 1,100 pounds of butter that arc each Mary Ftta Cox and Ralph B. Dowdy "Hiuc iifT street, New York. can you possibly spend seven mil­ The profession of hnkkuwutl, or story Executors of William Cox, deceased, i»v r-.,WI.£R’S (lay required to n o with It. direction of the Surrogate of the county of Ocean, lions?” teller. Is a culling officially recognized I must not forget tbe item of eggs. hereby give notice to the creditors of the hui.I . HAIR BALSAM William Cox, to tiring in their «letits, '!«•- R-I-P-A-N-S Tabules |Cl««ntt« and beaut die* the hair. “I said risk, not spend. And tin* in oriental countries, and tbe fortunate Eighteen thousand are required every IPromotea • luxuriant growth. mamlfl and claims again»! the estate of the sahl ■ Never falls to Restore Grey risk will be very small. Nearly all of possessor of tbe necessary gift Is sure twenty-four hours. Boiled eggs do not dece»lent, under oath or affirmation, within nine Doctors find g Hair to its Youthful Color. the money will be restored safe and months from this date, or they will be forever | Cure* Rcalp disrakft u hair falling. of u welcome and a livelihood wherever get overdone. They are boiled by dock- barred of any action therefor against th- ».»id A good prescription 3 aUe,and^f.we« Druyjet^^ so u n d —less the cost <>f the yacht, crew lie goes. work. A perforated dipper containing Kxecators For mankind and so forth, say half a million. But MARY ETTA COX, "It Is this man." says nil authority tbc eggs drops down Into tbe water, RALPH B. HOWDY, Tin* ft-cent packet i*» •■nough for usual occasion«. the seven millions l must have in com. on oriental customs, “who beyond nil -jqu, dipper's clockwork is set to tbe Executors The family bottle (do cents) contains a «-apply 80 YEAR8’ Dated December 81st,'A. I). 18**3, lor a year. All druggists icd them. EXPERIENCE or, better still, in bars of solid gold. ethers relieves tbe monotony of eastern aec.(uid, and when Unit final second bus Will you risk It?” life. I have seen tbe Arabian bakkn- expired tbe little dipper jumps up out Drops of sweat stood on Stanhope's wnti seated In tho middle of a large 0f the water, and the eggs are ready 8IKKTINH FOR THE forehead. “ Mr. Burk-.” ho said. "I crowd, with the firelight throwing a for delivery. Tlieni arc men who do EXAMINATION o i TEACHERS nni reputed to be ri< h. aud I am. I ruddy glow over his mobile features, nothing else but fill nnd watch and | TakeTime atents suppose the market vain»* of my prop­ nnd we will P bring out clearly their varying exprès- empty these Uaneing «Uppers,, and 1» I JeuSSJñSeT y l"-Bre wm "e » only Boiml of Examiuern, nf s *m l you erty is about t» n millions. But in sions ns Ik* warm s to bis tale. Tlu* Bectnod to un* tfront fun. U*c«ao »•outny, ut Torus River lligii School ou tht* beuutl- f n l gold TRADE MARKS actual cash l am poor. I shall hav<* Arabs bave n sayltitr tlint 'smil»*s and on another part of tiffs loor Is tin) 11 “ 1,1 Today watch D e s ig n s to sell everything to gel this an Id. To toars aro iu tha sa un* kburli;.' or xval- dial,w,-ffffng. whore greal galvanl/.ol w"‘ *“ ...... >"» in t h . to .lo *.n g . . . C o p y r ig h t s & c . Vk^VrYx w\\i eijjiii WHITE • an Iron safe, here and there through able to follow step by stop the- T r a i l things better or differently, discussing realized their helplessness. They sig­ • % the brush, missing no steps, making minute cxpetlleuht with the blacksmith, ‘“ration that had led her broth». • Cmpyriihi, 1 9 0 2 , ky S f tonti Editaré XOhii§ • nified they had had enough. Jimmy Am «lass nvnn* ««inMn.l —« ' *0 no false moves, backing and anally the carpenter, the cook. As the event turned, she was f„ J! thereupon released them and stood up, accept lt blindly. Him gnew getting out of the way of an unex­ He was not without his troubles. brushing down his tousled Imir with brother Intended going west, but pected roll w ith the ease and lutelll I-Trst he had not enough men. the snow his stuhliy lingers. hls hopes and plans she «-tig u * gence of I.avciiuc himself. In live lacked and then came too abundantly, “Now, Is It ticket or bounce?” Inquir­ ranee. A little sympathy, a Hoc CH APTER I. minutes the burden lay* by the travoy horses fell sick of colic or calked ed the conductor. road, lu two minutes more one end tuul understanding, would hatg. the network o f utroarnii drain* American pioneer expect« to encounter themselves, supplies ran low unexpect­ After some difficulty nnd grumbling as a matter of course. of It had been rolled on the little flat a groat deal to Iter, tor H g|rl _ I I I in# the» oiiMtern portion of Midi* edly. trees turned out -punk.’’ a cer­ the two paid their fare and that of the The Jobber of course pushed his wooden sledge and, the other end drag­ mother she but dimly remember,, | I | Igim and known hh the Sag- tain bit of ground proved soft for tr,,. third, who was still dazed. roads as rapidly as possible, but wa> ging, it was w inding.majestically down naturally to her next of kin. u Vm J Jnaw wntrrs tin* great firm of vpylng. and so on. At election time, of The Interested spectators of the little through the undent forest. Thorpe lmd always admired herh Morrison «.V Daly liuil for many years icrcfitiy handicapped by lack of men. course, a nuihber of the men went drama included two men near the When Molly and l-'nldnn hud travoy- er, hut had never before needed i'llrrJed on extensive logging operations Winter set In early and surprised him out. water cooler who were perfectly sober. cd the log to the skiilwuy they drew She had looked upon him . In the wilderness. with several of the smaller branches And one evening, two days after elec­ One of them was perhaps past the best it with a bump across the two. parallel self contained, a little moody, Now at last, lu the early eighties, yet to finish. The main line, however, tion time, another and important char- of life, but still straight and vigorous. skills and left It there to bo rolled lo At the beginning of the row u they reached the end of their holdings. was dime. «Ctrl...... the North woods and Ills lean face was leather brown In the top of the pile. smoking ear Thorpe laid aside till Another winter would finish the out. At Intervals squares were cut out our story. contrast to a long mustache nnd heavy Then Mike Metlovern and Hob Strut- ter and watched with keen upr, At this Juncture Mr. Daly called to alongside, in them two long timbers eyebrows blenched nearly white, Ids ton and dim Gladys took charge of it. tion the direct practicality of thet him John ltadway, a man whom he or skills were laid unil iron wise for the CHATTER II. eyes were a clear, steady blue and hls Mike and P.ub were running the cunt men's method. When the l,carded knew lo puss«'*.-* extensive experience, reception of the plies of logs which N the evening In question some frame was slender, but wiry. He wore hooka, while Jim stood on lup of the fell before the conductor's |,|ot a little capital and a desire for more of would be dragged from the fallen thirty or forty miles southeast the regulation mackinaw blanket coat, great pile of logs already decked. A turned to the Individual at Ids „¡j, both. trees. They were culled skidway-. o f Hallway's « 1111(1 a train was a peaked cap with an extraordinary slender, pliable steel chain like n gray "H e knows how to hit, doesn't h, “ltadway," said he when the two Then Unally the season's cut begun. crawling over a badly laid high crown nnd buckskin moccasins Tin? men who were to fell the trees snake ran over the top of the pile and over long stockings. he observed. "Tlm t fellow was k found tneuisoiVei* atone in the miil of- truck that led toward the Saginaw ed well off hls feet.” Railway distributed along one bound­ disappeared through a pulley to uu valley. The whole affair was very The other was younger, not more lice, 'we expect to cut this year some CoMtluurd Keif Wttfc ary of u “forty." They were instruct­ Invisible horse Jenny, the mate of crude. To the edge of the right of than twemy-six perhaps, with Hie clean 30,000,000, which will finish our pine ed to move forward across the forty Molly. Jim threw the end of this cut, regular features we have come to holdings in tin* Saginaw •• -iters. Most way pushed the dense swamp, like a In a straight line, felling every pine chain down. Hob passed it over and black curtain shutting the virgin coun­ o f this timber lies over in the < rooked Eyes hE'/t>rr tree over eight Inches . in diameter. under the log and returned It to Jim. try from the view of civilization. Duke district, and that we expect to While the saw gangs, three in number, who reached down after It with the put in ourselves. We own, however, Across the snow were tracks of an­ prepared to fell tin* first trees, other hook of his Implement. Thus the imals. r.,000,000 on the C’ass brunch which we men culled swampers were busy cut­ stick of timber rested In a long loot), would like to log on contract. Would The train consisted of a string of ting anil clearing of roots nurrow lit­ one end of which led to the Invisible HRAnqt \RTRRS to, ovJr» you care to take the job?" freight curs, one coach divided hulf uud tle trails down through the forest from horse, and the other Jim made fust to niMnnfHcturiniK all wurihv half between baggage and smoker, and Goods on oor own premi».. , "How much a thousand do you the pirn* to the skiilwuy at« the edge the top of the pile. He did so by Jam­ give?” asked ltadway. n day car occupied by two silent, awk­ every convenience and caref.7 of the logging road. The trails were ming Into another log the steel swamp ward women and a child. In the smok­ sonai service Is wlvea at a v,~ "Four dollam," replied the lumber­ perhaps three feet wide and marvels of hook with which the chain was armed. er lounged u dozen men. They were of cost. Centrally located, a fr»* man. When all was made fust the horse f ro m M a rk e t s t r e e t . One block smoothness, although no attempt wus various sizes and descriptions, but they I’ll look at If," replied the Jobber. started. Reading Terminal Station, made to level mere Inequalities of the all wore heavy blanket mncklnnw So ltadway got the "descriptions" “She’s a bumper,” said Boh. “Look ground. They were called travoy coats, rubber shoes and thick German end a little map divided into townships, out, Mike!" HieelWheel *nectncle<«, an low »« roads (French travels». Down them ArUflclt sections and quarter sections and went socks tied at the knee. The air was ut Eyes laosried, o s '¡ ¿ * ¡5 V the logs would be dragged and hauled The log slid to the foot of the two nut to look at It. He searched until he so thick with smoke that the men had M.ZMEMiNiBRO. either by means of heavy steel tongs parallel poles laid slanting up the face rS; found a "hluxe" on a tr*»e, the marking difficulty in distinguishing objects or a short sledge on which one end of of the pile. Then It trembled ou the 01 knrth 11th SI . PMldsIsM» nn which Indicated It as the corner of across the length of the ear. the timber would be chained. ascent. Hut one end stuck for an In­ The passengers sprawled In various a section. From tills corner tie* bound- stant, and at once the log look ou a Meantime the sawyers were busy. attitudes, and their occupations were Everything ary lines were blazed at right angles dangerous slant. Quick as light Hob Knell pair of men selected a tree, the diverse. Three nearest the baggage in either direction, ltadway followed and Mike sprung forward, gripped the tlrst they encountered over the blazed room door attempted to sing, but with­ the blazed lines. Tims be was able ac hooks of the cant hooka like great -Building, line of their forty. After determining out much success. A man in the cor­ «‘finitely to locate isolated "forties" thumbs and foretlngers, and. while one In which direction it was to fall they ner breathed softly through a mouth fforty acres», "eighties,” iiuarter sec­ held with all Ids power, the oilier m set to work to chop a deep gash in that organ, to the music of which his seat Repair! tions and sections in a primeval wilder­ gave a sharp twist upward. The’ log side of tin* trunk. mate, leaning bis head sideways, gave ness. The font, however, required con­ straightened. It was a master feat of Tom liroadhead and Iletiry Paul close attention. One big fellow with a Painting, Finishr siderable woodcraft, an exact smiso of power mitl the knack of applying picked out n tremendous pine, which square heard sniggered hack and •direction and a pocket compass. strength Justly. ñ they determ in'd to throw across a lit­ forth down the aisle offering (T, every These resource»} wore still further At the tup of the little Incline the Coal, Fertilizers, etc tle open space In proximity to the one refreshment from a quart bottle. drawn upon fur flu* next task, had- 1 timber hovered for a second. (envoy road One stood to right, tho It WHS rarely refused. O f the dozen way tramped the woods, hills and val- j “Otic more!" sang oat Jim to the other left, and alternately their axes probably three-quarters were more or leys to determine tin* most practical driver, lie poised, a topped lightly up bit deep, 'loin glanced up as a sailor less drunk. A. A. BRANT, route over which to build a logging and over and avoided by the safe looks aloft. After a time the smoke became too He was seized by the. collar, road from the standing timber to the ! hairbreadth being crushed when the “She'll do. Hank," lie said. dense. A short, thickset fellow with "bores of (’ass branch. He found It log rolled. Hut It did not lie <|Ulte consider typically, American. Eye­ The two then with a dozen half clips an evil, dark face coolly thrust his heel 10 he nn aITair of some puzzlement, straight or even. So Mike cut a short, brows tlmt curved far down along the of the ax removed the inequalities of through a window. The conductor, temples and eyelashes of a darkness in Hard Time flic pines stood on a conn try rolling . thick block and all three stirred the the hark from the saw's path. The who, with the brakeman and Imggage with hills, deep with pot lades. It heavy timber sufficiently to admit of contrast to the prevailing note of hls long flexible ribbon of steel began to master, was seated ¡11 the baggage van. SHOES REPAIRED oceanic necessary to dodge In and out. the billet’s Insertion. complexion combined to lend him a sing, bending adaptably to the hands heard the Jingle of glass. He arose. Soled and heeled (nail tor her»» and there, between the knolls. 1 'Hu n the chain was thrown down for rather brooding, sort and melancholy and motions of tIn* no n manipulating "Guess I'll take up tickets." he re­ air which a very cursory second ex­ around and through the swamps, still a wither. Men’s 65c.; Ladies' alle. that it did not seem poMihlc sn mo marked. "1’i-rliaps It will quiet the keeping, however. In the same genera! Jenn.v. harnessed only to a short, amination showed to he fictitious. Ills Hand Sewed, Men’s jiUK idle an Instrument could cut the rough hoys down a little." eyes, like the woodman’s, were steady, direction and preserving always the j straight bar with a book In It. leaned pine. In a moment the song changed The conductor was a Idg man. raw hut Inquiring, llis jaw was square and All work guaranteed \ N requisite level or down grade. Uad- to her collar and dug her hoofs at the timbre. Without a word the men honed and brand, with a hawk face. settled, bis month straight. I’nlike the iva.v had no vantage point from which word of command. The driver, close FULL STOCK BOOTS & SB straightened their hacks. Tom flirted Ills every motion showed lean, quick, other inmates of the ear he wore an to survey the country A city man to her tail, held fast the slender steel along the blade a thin stream of kero­ pantherlike power. ordinary business suit, somewhat Worn, Always on baud ; pricet would promptly have lost himself in chain of an Ingenious hitch about the sene oil from a bottle in his hip pocket, “Let her went," replied the brake- but of good cut and a style that showed the tangle, hut the woodsman emerged ever il-e-fu! swamp honk. When Jim suit hard times. Also, ¡a and the sawyers again bent to their Ulan, rising as a matter of course to even over the soft flannel shirt. The 11 ki'U on the hanks of a stream, leav- I shouted ■•tVlioa!’’ from the top of the to order, best material,fin work, swaying hack and forth rliy'.h follow his eliici. trousers were, however, bound Inside skhlwny the driver did not trouble to i-.„ behind him a meandering trail of illicitiiy, their muscles rippling under The lirakemaii was stocky, short and the usual socks and rubbers. workmanship, prices right, clipped trees. slop the hors-; he merely let go the the texture of their woolens Ilk those long armed. In the old fighting days hook So the power was shut off sud­ The two seat mates bad occupied “I'll take It,” said he lo Duly. [ of a panther under its skin. The out­ .Michigan railroads chose their train their time each In Ids own fashion. Thu JOS ALSHEIM Daly now proceeded to drive a sharp denly. ns Is meet nnd proper in such er »■•♦],„ of the saw bbrde disappeared. ttek!Nh Imsiu ss. He turned and walk oflh-lnls with an eye to their superior elder stared straight before him and bargain with hHu. “ lo n e r wedge her. Tom.” advised deltoids. The two men loomed on the spat with a certain periodicity Into the ml hack, and Jenny, liken dog. without ( ’Mstoiaarily a jobber is paid a cer­ j flank. * — • — noisy smoking compartment. center of the aisle. The younger JOHN W. LEWIS tain proportion of the agreed price as the nee, -It.v of command, followed They paused while, with a heavy "Tickets, please," clicked the con- stretched back lazily In nn attitdue of each stage of the work is completed. lilin In slow pa lienee. P ra c tic a l 4 PLUMB' I sledge, Tom drove a triangle of steel ductor sharply. case. Sometimes lie smoked a pipe. Daly objected to this method of pro Now came l>yer, a scaler, rapidly into the crack made ly the sawing. Most of the men began to fumble Thrice he read over a letter. It was Gas and Hot Water Fit­ «••dure. down the logging road, a small, slender This prevented the weight of the ire about in their pockets, but the three from his sister and announced her ai- ters, Steam Fitting and Von sec, Kadway." lie explained, man with a little, turned up mustache. from pinching the saw. Then the singers and the man who had been of­ rlv- 1 at the little rural village in which "it's our last season in the country. The men disliked him because of Ids Hot Air Heating,Tin and rhythmical z-z-z, zzz, again took up fering the quart bottle did not stir. had made arrangements for her to Wlii'ii this lot is in we want to pull afTeri itlon of a city smartness and be- its snug. ”j Ickct, Ja ck !” repeated the c-n- j stay. "It is Interesting now." she Sheet lion Workers up stakes, so we can't take any cause he never ate with them, even When the trunk was nearly severed ductor. "Come on, now!" wrote, “though the resources do not Jobbing promptly attended to '-hnticcs mi not getting that timber in. when there was plenty of room. The Tom drove another a ml thicker wedge. Tho big bearded man leaned uncer­ look as though they would wear well. it you don** ihilsh your Job. It keeps scaler’s duty at present was to measure i l l U’an/iiiif/tov f>tltd "Timber!* halloed Hank in a long tainly against the seat. ' I am learning under Mrs. Itenwick to us here another season. There can be the diameter of the logs In each skhl- drawn melodious cull that melted "Now, look here, Hud, he urged In I sweep and dust and hake and stew and TOUlS BIVEM no doubt, therefore, that you linlsU through the woods Into the distance. wheedling tones, "I ain't got no ticket do a multitude of other things which I your Job. lu other words, we can’t Th«» swampers ceased work and with­ You know how It is, Hud. 1 blows my always vaguely supposed came ready take any chances. If you start the drew to safety. stakes." He tished uncertainly ln Ills made. I like It. but after I have learn­ W . G . C D N H 1Í thing, you've got to carry it 'way "t’rnekJ" called the tree. pocket ami produced the quart bottle, ed It all I do not believe the practice DIALS* IK ILL IlKDfc Or through." nearly empty. "Have a drink?” will nppenl to me much. However, I Hunk coolly unhooked his saw han­ 1 UMBER, COAL AND WOOD, “1 think I can. Mr. Ihil.v.” the job­ dle, and Tom drew the blade through “No,” said the conductor sharply. can stand It well enough for a year or ber assured him. and out the other side. "A’ right," replied Jack amiably. two or three, for I am young, and then l - ware, Locks, Hinges, Sere«. "F or that reason.” went nn Daly, The tree shivered, then leaned ever Take one myself." He tipped the hot- I you will have made your everlasting “we object to paying you as the work Glass, etc., Doort, Saih, Bush so slightly from the perpendicular, then tie, emptied It and hurled It through a 1 fortune, of course.’ progresses. W e've got to have a guar­ fell, at first gently, afterward with a window. The conductor,paid no np- | "She’s n trump.” said Thorpe to him­ antee that you don’t quit on us ami Mouldings, Shingles, Lath, Lune, crescendo rush, muring through the parent attention to the breaking of the self, "and she shall have her everlast­ that those logs will he driven down the branches of other trees, bending the glass. ing fortune if there's such a thing In ment, Brick, etc., etc. Lowell branch as far as fin* river In time to small timber, breaking the smallest " If you haven't any ticket, you’ll the country.” catch our delve. Therefore I*m going unte» and Yard en FuSti»'1' and at last hitting with a tremendous have to get off." said he. He jingled the $3.00 in Ids pocket nnd to make you a good price per thousand, Barrea*' crash and hung which tilled the air The big man straightened up. , smiled. That was the extent of his ev- hut payable only when the logs are With a fog of small twigs, needles and You go to blitzes!" he snorted, and , erlastlng fortune at present, delivered to our river men.” rhe p«m'dor of snow. with the sole of hls spiked hoot dellv- 1 The letter had been answered from E. S. VanNOSTRAND ltadway. with his usual mental atti­ Then the swampers, who have by ereil a mighty kick at the conductor's Detroit. tude of otic anxious to Justify the oth­ now finished the travoy road, trimmed 'high. “I nm glad you are settled,” he wrote. er limn, ended by seeing only Ids em­ the prostrate trunk clear of all pro 1 he official, aglh' as a wildcat, leal,- "At least I know you have enough to Plumbing & ployer's argument. lb* did not per tuberanees. It required fairly skillful cd back, then forward and knoeked (lie eat and a root over you. I hope sin- reive that the latter’s proposition In­ ax work. The branches had to jhi* man half the length of the ear. You eerely that you will do your best to fit Tinn troduced into the transaction a gam­ shaved close and dear, and sit the see. he Was used to It. Before Jink yourself to your new conditions. I A g e n t bling element. It became possible for same time the trunk must not be could regnili hls feet the otffelal stood know It Is hard, but with my lack of Pierce, Butler & Pierce Morrison «V Italy to gel a certain gashed. And often si man was forced over him. experience nnd my Ignorance as to w ater and Steam Heat# Richardson & B o y n t o n Fur" amount of work short of absolute com­ to wield his Instrument from a con­ T h e linee men In th e corner had also where to take hold it may be a good pletion done for nothing. risen and were staggering down the many years before we can do any Perfect Range strained position. Canopy Range All this was in August. ltadway, The chopped brunches and limbs hail aisle Intent on buttle. The conductor better." Penn Esthers, and fancy n who was a good, practical woodsman, now (o be dragged clear and piled. took In the chances with professional When Helen Thorpe read this site in g sto v e s rapidity. set about the job Immediately, lie gath­ While this M its being tiulslmd Tom and cried. Things had gone wrong that Standard OH W ickless btove "G et at ’em, Jimmy!” said he. ered a crew, established a camp and Hank marked off and sawed the log morning, and nn encouraging word Wo. r, W»*hli»glon St. Tom' r began at once to cut roads through lengths, paying due attention to the And as the big Ilian Anally swayed would have helped her. The somber the country he had already blazed on lo Ida feet he was seized by the collar necessity of avoiding knots, forks and (one of her brother's communication THIS his former trip. rotten places. Thus some of the togs *'Allez!” comt/Hrndrd Ltivcquc. and trousers In the grip known to threw her Into a fit or the blues from Railway's task was not merely to "bouncers" everywhere, hustled to the which for the first time she saw her REMEDY were eighteen, some sixteen or four wny and so compiste thè nmnber of level out and ballast the six feet of a (lour. Which sonic one obligingly open- surroundings In a depressing mid dls- Is sure to teen and some only twelve feet In bonnl feet. At thè office he temled vnn, roadbed already constructed, but to cd, and luirle«! frnm thè ínoving traili GIVE length. kept thè hooks and iooked alter xup- tusteful light. And yet he had writ cut a way for five miles through the Imo thè SHOW. The conductor d'ut not SAT/SFAGMD* Next appeared the teamsters with plles. ten as he did with the kindest possiide ' unbroken wilderness. The way had. care a straw whether thè olistrepennis motives. their little wooden sledges, their steel He nppronched thè skldivay rupldly, moreover, t • be not less than twenty- Jack Ut nn Ids head or bis l’uet. hit a Thorpe had the misfortune to he one chains and their tongs. They had been la HI bis ti i * \ Ililc ride nevosa thè face SHOW bauli or 11 pile of tira. E in c m m i ?;*•••■ f r T - - 4K‘ed»ei .t hr t' fisf.olv.U’Jv.. 4.....V..’ 14* n ..Sli; i.-.VL,.UiVV.... of liaise Individuals who. though on re­ level and free from any kind of ob­ i'i'i.'.lh Iqg. .made i!J».n'k_o.L hla pine. The e.... Ine,or returncl lo And a foli- fess ,.V w|, ZZ" l . " . ? Gives Relief at once a lid and level Ik a ms. or skids, on ti may structions and required in the swamps lai,ICS in thè coltimi! u, Wl,i.-1, ine log ing,’ k.ckum. -so.ming~Ti5Ts“ -.,r'i!r,.;.f;it'-(TiT,!? jT fl J which the logs were to be piled by tin belonged, thrust thè tablet In tlie pock- onergv knoekinu thè vandali off all ono i . ... ' . , 11 Msl'spotnTing Heals ihe «Ii»eaN«‘i | liberal ball.-stlng with poles, «•ailed cor- degree sensitive to the opinion of the luembraue. It cun*« I dtiroys. Not only must the growth lie Siile of thè ronit. The ...... whlcli Tom j «q of bis eont, selzed a blue crayon, fu end of thè eur. A I.... appi'uiing. he few u 'ie v T iv e T h l* "f /.p1"!0" "* ,tlle Catarrh ami drive» t and Umili lmd Just felini In.v up a gen i a long lioldcr, wltli whlch he Iliade ari conili- baiteli tt three tlmes agahist i, , s f,,|'llnk 'vas fitr- away a Cold ln t h iCOLD'* W w _ If jvniom l. Imt jla* nmis musMio cut .out i >tl<\«alf'lJ ffX r o U i , !!e jJ S W trojroy road. so l 8 a» indicanoti tliut thè log liuti been -orner of thè seni ami after whlch he , ggpinteil ;l V™stitm limai Head quickly. It Is absorbed. A***11 ^ and tlie InequiilTilos*b*r iTm groiini'llc?. tecta tre membrane. Restores tne little Fallimi Lnveqtie. tennisicr, séaleiT ‘ "«"«1* “ »Sverjf pai),V U n ~ m u % u m “ffiiiTiy’TRe* v *. ^lailr Xflnn'^ V V “ , '"H ."g./IIlt™ f W 'i ." ,,ullr'/*- «led or filled up. Reflect further tlmt ilio Tlitnily ìifppètl T aste and feme)). Foil size BOo., at dr clamped the bite of Ids tongs to the times strongly with a sledge hammer, ami threw him lido a sent." where he -"!inn of ™>otlons- Perhaps for by mail; T ilal Hlze, U