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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-09-25
q: !: STORE SHOW.
This week we open our FALL
Stock of
FINE DRESS GOODS.

S1OCNN Va
FINE DRESS GOODS.
We believe in extent, in variety
of beautiful effects and freshness of
styles, our stock surpasses any to
be found in this section of the coun-
try. We invite careful comparison
of qualities, promising to meet all
honest competitive prices coming
from whom they may, even the
stores of great cities.
Scarce shelf or a counter in our
stores that isn't in the parade of new
goods.
GLOVES,
HOSIERY.
UNDERWEAR,
FLANNELS and
BLANKETS,
RICH DRESS FABRICS
some full of twists and curls, others
soft and smooth for trim-tailored
suits, all suggesting warmth and
wearing qualities; but we might
carry this story through the whole
paper. Suppose you call and give a
glance or two at all the new things
in woman's wearables.
Two great loads of new choice
styles in
CARPETlNGs and OIL CLOTHS
just arrived. Never such low prices
in all our business career. Best
Tapestry Brussels that were So and
90c., now Toe. The Toe. quality
only 62ac., 60c. grades only SOC.
Prudent buyers will take advantage
of these low prices and secure now
the carpeting you expect to get next
spring.
We will hold them till near the
time they are needed and place an
order for future wants before the
price advances, as it is sure to come.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-06
Good Templars Re.convene.

The Marion county district Lodge l..
o. q. T. reconyened at their hall at 7
O'Clock last evening at which time Il
literary program Was rendered. Re.
porte from the Various lodges by the
delegates aud the executive committee
formed an Interesting part OF the pro-
gram. After 4 discussion Of the work
OF the lodge "A recess was taken during
which time the Capital and Union
lodges Of this city served delicious
supper 10 the visiting members. An
adjournment was 1len taken until 10
4. IA. today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-06

Tue patrons of Mm Nsllln's board
lpf huuss haNs shisi olub lhai nlsfi,
saturday nlshl VI saeL Nssk
Professor l.llils hssaa smother "
hls popular dsunug clasass fol children
lhls afternoon ~ hufphy's hell
Ais 90 q judd ~ Aumsyllls
Sas 10 issisiu a,sing niends isa dsy :
ihis sssk Me ludd isa ifomlnsu ut
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lbs W A. u A. haf Aahou riuniy All
assi ~ Gas A 3 ehuluh IA Wnaibvfn
va lhs lpih snd 1850 " Apdl Anaoas
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ihf ssh,pd snnusl s,ssmbll nf hs
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llf ftisss liss,a hsllas llss s.s
asif sfss lafhs,i ksstsisss p,aues
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-06

purlhes the blood as nothing else oan
do.
II every man and woman plagued
win frequent headaches, and every
business man made anxious by pain AT
the base OF the brain aud neuralgia
twinges, would take Palne's celery
compound, the world would be light,
ened OF vast deal OF misery Ihst
ought never 10 he born.
The most advanced medical tbou0ht
oi the latter quarter OF the l0th cen.
tnfy has prepared Paine's celery com.
pound 10 meet aud OyereOme these
troubles that are due 20 ill.fed lllregu.
lalsd nerves, And poor, thin, blood.
~ n, Leaneard, NJ. d., Of Charles.
lp~h, Mass whose portrait appears
above, one Of the ablest physlelsns I'm
tue Boston district, a man OF ehaTaetey
And Influence, says
Aflef using Paines celery command
loI huf ~ i've years la NV gsnsysl
pfa'lle, J eau eheffully Tseonu,snd i1
Fof eAiafrh of head or stomach ~,
,ns,sn's' .'.e'all.. u acts Ike q charm. For
s"N'e I. w many places it 10 BLESSING.
~ 'hi99ule rheumatism n does Rivs
l,.. l'lisL Torpid liver general debility
o,nss pallon, paips Ia stomach aud ioss
~ sppo'lt q relieves, and u the best
~ l'Hi.llts lp general nervous pToatTa
W"u' ! recommend II ~ mAuy Of an,
psN'h'Fi hoileFlng, ~ ! 40, l6 its r,ai
uvills hrlleYs in = publln Llsssluy
p,s'',.,l., ~ 'Nssl.a' snd, ~ ysl, aot fully sp.
,g a Flynp, ~ D., awsll KNOWN
Nluhlksh phy yslolau, Il but one ef NM
ai'ls ,'''.' = ho pffsnfihs FaiHsls oslsfy son
lnYNl h'esusr u ouTss. Waung G'n,
n ,a.. si,sn ,.., l9 ll9i 5lsls hs ssys @ uss
'N' ''' lalht.s nFlriy compound Gesly M
~ 'e''l's hs nerve tonic i1.t
.sil9si ls,.I., ell sf0sisl iouie hi sll dsbli'
sua .NNalll'ns of zoe sysisnl. NM
i,'a' "a, M. ulnR ~ pslisAls ieooysaas
NJ n Hsusfsd afltlati.,
i',flsf'H ~ sntuss lu tbs lis,.ss
eils, usslib snd liaais 49,
''''' l's'Nal' NJ ssilunsl eIouls'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-06
MAY RESULT FATALLY.
Edward Bwartz in a Very Prscar.
ious Condition.

DR.. w. II. Byrd was called to the
home Of Lon SwsItz, four miles east Of
Salem, at IL O'Clock last night, to AT.
tend Edward Swartz. who was stabbed
In family quarrel, one week ago lasC
night. The severed artery, which had
been sewn up, had burst and 1t was
feared the young man would bleed To
death. Accordingly, DIR. Byrd went
out at ] O'Clock, this morning, aud
found the blood flowing rapidly from
the bursted artery. The flow was
checked for the present but should he
move around in the least, the blood
will run again and the chances for his
recovery will then be very slim. The
doctor returned at a. 10. leaving
the young man resting easily.
The story that finds most acceptance
a. to the origin Of the row is that the
father, Lon Swartz, went home With
his sou, about O'Clock p. IN
on the same day the stabbing
took place, the former b,ing consider
ably under the influence Of liquor
Upon arriving at the home east Of
Salem, the father being 10 an ugly
mood, commenced 10 abuse vile
shamefully. AT this the son stepped
up and protected his mother, when he
was stabbed. The m)ther remained
away until morning for fear Of being
murdered,
The chances for the young mans
recovery have been excellent, having
had no fever aud was feeling quite well
Just before the unexpected accident Of
last evening. Had the artery in the
leg been severed, u bandage could be
placed upon the wound and the flow Of
blood checked, but the artery being in
the neck 1t was impossible TO apply a
bandage and checking the flow Of blood
from this wound had to be accom-
plIshed by clotting the red fluid. AS 1t
IL, the chances for his recovery are
against him and II the blood should
again start to flowing 1t ls probable the
unfortunate young man will bleed to
death.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-06
"sAruRpAY NIanr.n

That Il the name Of Messrs. Flagg
aud Murphy = new society paper that
appears next saturday night II Is 10
be a neat eight'page quarto, illustrated,
on book paper II viii contain con-
plete report ~ salem society news and
contributions ffom prominent literary
people, IL ahJures politics aud religion
and viii supply a real social neceasity
Ia this city II viii be clean paper
aud the homes Of our city ought Ia
give it n cordial wslnome.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-06

Psine's celery compound is not a
patent medicine.
No class OF professional men are more
conservative, more careful In giving
advice, or more painstaklng In finding
out the real facts Of case than physi-
clans
Their recommendation in matters
with which they are oonyersant ID
Trustworthy, When physicians Of
known repute not only prescribe and
use but also bring home PAins's celery
compound for their own families. there
can be no doubt Of lls high standing In
tho eyes OF medical men Ia general.
This Is what busy, successful prsctl.
llones Ars doing these spring days all
over the country,
fAlne's celery compound Is prepared.
~ lhry all veil kuuw, nom ths f1Fmuis
oi the iofshust pnyHlri a of this cen.
iuly, Fot hdsafd n Phelps. N 3D..
~ ~ ~ Dartmouth mndi0aI soho0l.
Among medical meH there is an ahsn.
luls oTHAlpiy aH tp just whai Painrs
celery compound is ealalle of doing
The oAfrful WoDfd uf the yast uuulIsf
~ eAsrs vheft ll bas ngde psopls n sll
hAs hsrn published ln tbs medical iDtlr.
pAls ~ lhe oouniB,
Faine's ovirfy oumpound sttnds IA.
la} ~ ihF une ih0fnughly Authppu
',alel fVuedy fof NsHk ntss aud debility
aar 70 niAlnpiflil0n ~ fhe nervous AZ
lrnl sna lmpuTe blend.
TUE hAfd ~oIkiHg. ssfuesi plass of
professional hen haye never bfen sIos
w seoeplinH fslnns orluly aanipound
hFy afflsir lhal "a glyrs az tfsd
.'slf sfsiY isssibls rhHNre n goi lark
W hrslihg condition. IA ,llrs n.5
Fn',s ssst nfss hsau pslpIisilan. s.n
s'al lAfs ~ strength and all Mfuls a.
sasiiss ltslF And fraiufrs llls lsdri
isllfnsg hisiu snd nnNes. Isrsus'. ID
hiNflass ipf ihe Rhnulmal sasis of
sN.ss '' is'n ~ hp pnutpallb pInam
Supply " spfiopnais nahs ksd M
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-06

tIon, have endeared him TO thou sands
says: II have used Paine's celery com.
pluDd personally with much beneat T
prescrlbe u with excellent results.
j. H. Thomas, M. d., 32O Libart,
street, Pittsbnrg, Penn, saws, IEoy
several months ] have been suFsylna
rom rheumatism, l had taken slI tha
usual remedies with 40 real beneat
Io0k one bottle Of Painais oeIsrv com.
pound and found myself nuch d.
proved The second bottle III nastI.,
Son9 Sha oodslder myself cured. p =
w. w HibbaTd, M. d., of Poultnev
fLl WIltesi ~ was run down from
lspealsd suacks OF the grip, aud NV
stomach, bowels, aud kidneys .wers out
W 8Iasr J had 40 strengtd, energy or
alylll9n W think or aot, and vac or.
sssSlyely y nervous aud irntabls, After
saelus Tue nfsl bottle OF PAinsIs CELERY
eompouhd felt better. Ths Ibi,d
uol.lv restored nie 10 my usual hssiib
sna strength, aud / feel 10 yssn
younger lhAn befoTe.n
~ William Brown. Of Fs.aoni.
nsp,i n,s ~ has wonderfully improysd
| Ma. ,yyitss' sfNNDYsidi NJ, d., H0stOn,
ssaas sillsei ~ have pTesasl6ea tbs
,puls1y lp a number M easss I. 80 Ky
wsaL L.sss ''9IpFeIlsbe1 aud lls nsryss
satl'tsst'' hp issulis hage been so
sudn,H. ~ lpel ! do nOi haaltats i0
3'N' . 'sleIy compound
bgag,l1 ,,,nllsf lssuieoulsIs literally by ths
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-06
CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW

AsYLUM.-Rey. J. c. Temp.eton
will preach at 2p.m.
BAPTIsr.-Rev. J. X. Baldwin, ID.
will preach in The Baptist church, Sun,
day morning and evening. Come ana
hear bim.
EVANGELICAL (Gefmsnl-Corner OF
Center aud LiDerly street,. Preaching
at II a. m: Y. p. a. at 7 y. M; All are
cordially invited. a. A EDgieDaH, +,
pastor.
CHRIsTIAN.-H. A. Denton, pastor;
revival services at 1890, SUNDAY
School at u m Junior Eudesver at
8 p. M; Y. p. 5 G.. K. at 6:l5 p. m. +:
revival services at 7:30.
CUMBERLAND PREsRYTERIAN.-
Communion services at 1890; Sunday
School at 11:45 a. m.; Y. p. S. Z. f.,
including business meeting at 6;3O p.
me- j. q. Templeton, pastor.
CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL -Eigh'
teeDth and state streets. p. ;. Knight
in charge. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Preaching services st ii a. IN. and 7:3O
p. M. Special musical exercises in the
evening.
EvAHGELICAL.-Co Chemeketi
and Seventeenth streets. Services at
7:30 p. m. No service in the morning.
Sunday school at 10 q. N. and \. 2. A.
meeting at $3.50 p. IN. !. B. Fisher
pastor.
Y. NJ. G. A.-Miss Tillie Atkinson,
the Friends evangelist, will speak at
the mems meeting at p. m Miss
George Griffith, the eYaugelicalistic
singer, will slug All men are cordi'
ally invited.
w. &. T. 1.-THE regular 4 O'Clock
meeting at the w. Z. T. L. hall will be
fare well service for Mrs. Dillon, whc
leaves for the east Monday morning,
All members will be present and all
visitors welcome.
SOUTH SALEM NJ. E.-Preaching
morning aud evening. The pastor
being absent Rvy. J. B. Sharp will
preach I'm the morning and Rev. Early,
Of the mute school, In the evening. J.
M. Shulse, pastor.
INDEPENDENT EvANGELICAL.-On
Cottage street. Preaching at 1890 a.
III. and 7:30 p. M, by Rev. Hummer,
Of the Methodist church; Sunday
School at IL M; Y. p. 5. &. e. at $50
p. NJ. ], Bowersox, pastor.
UNITY.-The pastor being sick, ser.
vices In the morning will be conducted
by Mr.. Willis. At 7:30 p. m. s. G..
Adams will deliver lecture entitled:
"An Anti Apostolic Dream, or a Sight
Of Jesus as He Was" sunday sch Jol
at IL m.
PRESBYTERIAN AT l0:30 the pas
tor gives a communion address, fol-
lowed by the baptism and public recep-
tion OF dew members. AT 7.30 the
subject Is "rhe Triumphal Entry or
Christ Proclalming His Messiaship."
Sunday School at II m be presnt for
reorganization; Y. p. s. G. h. at 6:l5.
CoNGREGATIoNAL.-Re W. &.
Kantner, pastor. Preaching at 1890
a. mi q short Palm sunday sermon on
"Seeing the King In His Beauty"
After the sermon there will be baptis,
NAL services, communion and public
reception OF members. Sunday School
at IL m; Junior Endeaver 3. p. m;
Y. +. 3. q. f., 6:l5 p. m. at 1880 Miss
Emma Reeder will speak on the
Young Woman's Christian Association
work.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-06

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-06

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-06
IN SOCIETY REALMS.

NEIGHBoRHOoD PARTY.
A pleasant party was given at the
home Of Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. J. Barber
Thursday evening, which was very
much enjoyed by those present. Dur
Ing the evening music aud social in
tercourse was lndulged In and at a late
hour the guests departed for their
homes. Those present were; Mr.. and
Mr.. q. #. Smith, Mr.. aud Mrs James
Maplethorp, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Bennett,
MIR. aud Mrs. A. West, Mrs. Latour.
cite, Mrs. Huffman, Mrs. Bessie Parker,
Mrs. Waters, Mrs. Rogers, Misses Ida
aud Leslie Campbell, AddIe Brown,
Nellie Lane, Messrs. John Evans, Os.
car Neal, Cy Howard, VIM. Day, Ar.
thur Bigler, Perry Wright, fred Whit.
tier, Thomas DE Sart, Homer KInnon,
OryIll Hubbard, Joseph Osborn, ED.
Waymire, John Campbell, Elmer
White and John Duncan,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-06
PERSONALS.


Rey. E. G. Wyatt returned from Ma.
rlon on the lao local.
Sheriff John Knight returned from
Portland this morning,
Bishop VIM. Dillon conducts services
a. Scots Mills tomorrow.
Geo. w. Davis returned rom brief
Walt TO his rock quarries.
Supt Il. b. McElroy came down
from Eugene this afternoon.
Miss Pearl Scott returned from Al
bany on the morning overland.
Attorney J. II. Wyant came down
from Albany ON The afternoon local
Y. =. Dearborn went to Portland this
afternoon where be will spend Sunday.
Captain l.. Il. Pratt OF this citv Ia gu.
route from his ylslt TO San Francisco.
A. Is. Smith, OF the Salem Improve
Co., returned from Astoria on the ll;l7
local.
Hon. Phil Metchan returned from .
short business trip to Portland, last
evening.
Secretary OF State II. IL. KIncald
went 10 Eugene this morbing where
he will spend Sunday.
Fred Bynon came up from the met
ropolis this morning, where he has
been on business the past week.
Mrs. w. II. ByRrs aud daughter
Vea are In the olty visiting friends "a
few days before taking their departure
for ROseburg.
Misses Lizzie Cornelius and Josie
Taylor, Of hAaleay, were Ia the city
today. Tbess young ladies WELD The
rod In the magnificent school buildirg
of that burg.
Mrs. VIM. Dillon aud daughter
leaye Monday next for Dayton, Ohio,
the old-ilme home Of the family. The
Bishop will follow later. and possibly
leaYs the Oregon work for the present.,
Judge q, u. Young, who has been
~ foT several months with q severe
sttack ~ brain fever, was today al his
ofics, aud scores ~ frlsnds aFs glad 10
90 see hls suooesafi recovery. The
Judge 10 fspldly galninR 4 strength
sud will sooB he ~ hls work aRain.
., q. ooodals. ths CobaTg lunibor,
man IL Ia town looking AfisT his lum'
beT interests aud also his kaely IsT
sonsgs, iie IepoTls hAylng sold Oyer
2b0.O1 iest ~ lumbsr wlthln lsn days.
lis says be 10 running hls mills eysTy
day, fsll usss, and predicts decided
improvement lp business ssnsTally,
aud hls prediction is saslly isllsysa,
ES' waTdsa l. W isHy lsasss ihls
eVenlpH fof jsrksonyills, aF . short
vlsit MG ilsFry has hssn IN halsui
psaFly slHhi ysags, hsYlng served bsn
lhai llnas ~ fifsl ssIdsa " ths Isai'
lsnliafg, lis has sslFsd islthfnlly
aaing ell lhsss yeafs, sad vlll b.
ssioonisd bach 10 aalen W sbs hssi
lsopls ~ auf elmmuplly, sad sll sill
laln Nv lhs heps Thai hs mas lsfms'
nsnllg lsesie aaoRs Ne,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-06

Edward Wright wac arrested llis
afternoon for peddling without q
lioeuse. The articles being sold hbout
the slrseis we're 10y umbrellas made
nom ilssue paper " various color.
he plead guilty sad SAs given hys
days.
-Four hubos seTe ~ usual given ngs
dAys at hands VI lteeofdeT Edss this
afternoon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-06
1870 State 1T.

Took A DIvR.-Thls morning q big
horse came out OF the car. barn In
North Salem, took a turn down the
creek and ran down the stream at full
gAllop. Mr.. Horse was not looking for
u but under the bridge he plunged into
= deep hole and went clear usder. lie
came up fioundering about with all the
runaway taken ont of him.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-06

Last evening occurred one ~ the
regular monthly sooials ~ the uni.
tartan church a good company Was
present 30 snloy ihs nisgnihoent sur.
i'sr and after enteflaiumsnt A good
orchestra furnished lhs music and q
Jolly time Sss had by ouug nnd Old
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-06

II you want q bargain Ia n second
hand plano, hays taken Ia on trade
aud rented several pianos this week
aud will send OF rent them cheap deo
e. WIN. SIT
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-06

hbuNEKiNg AIS himmnps. th,
laay in holih % sm, pho hss bfsu
CUTE lil sitb llpholi pnsgmonis, h.
isooNsfug sui siil sola b. suls 30 sup
i'on hsfsslf asain Df T. lifndssap
10 attending lhs slut ladY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-06

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llHlinsly sssHilnslios " '.on hwsfls,
~ hsys hssn hsid ~ 10 . la, hss hssn
ksmllsoAsi uplll nssi saturday
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-06

Toos 4 Rus The Junior elass of
ihs } n g. A. eonisiaing about ~
nisnhst TOOK . run over in Pult
county, lnls morgina lssyins ths asa,
elslsoq n1oms ~ gso, sTraysd ln ihsif
~ mnaslum sulis
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-06

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pspi elsilsy VI Lass nyllslas, plisHlls
and aalaast paliieff, ehsnlls lsnls
aassisi EltullRas, aNflsiH Rsla, $40
Whss N nssa ~ snlihias IN lhls hns
plsase sall sna 49, NJ. tlaI law easA
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tellih6A 80
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-06

uohE Dows. The price of EpieuTe
tea ls lower than other brands u tea
aud ls selling rapidly. oilbert A Pat
tsrson,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-06

~ Wa A mAiHsgs lifsgss uss
lo'lal lssYfi ~ lbs saanig rlsfk, h.
AsKusi uslisp ssa Alss hllpalus ls
4 ihsislls
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-06

Ny store will bs open saturday even
iags hereafter, CLOSED on wsst days at o
.. IA. ~ usual, Geo q. VIII. Bgt
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-06
GIVE THE BABY
FRESH AIR.

See Keller & Sons neW line
Of CarTiaOes and surprise
your Wtfe With q useful
present. Correct prices at
1870 State NJ.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-06
RIVER NEWS.

The Willamette is falling. register
ng 70 feet above low water mark.
Passenger steamer Altoona will he up
from the metropolis this afternoon,
bound for Independence.
Steamer Elmore left for Portland at
8 a. m, today, with 300 tons Of freight
coDsisistiDg OF 6our, feed and miscelIa-
neous merchandise. She also had on
board dozen passengers.
Steamer Eugene brought down q
load Of wheat for the Salem Flouring
mills, from upper river points, last
night. She left for Portland at o a. nj.
today, with . good load OF freight.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-06

BEST TIME.-The Elmore made the
best time, Thursday, ever made on the
Willamette, but Salem people are not
slow at finding out the best place In the
cIiy 10 get good square meal for Is
cents.-KeDwOrthy a Barnett.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-06

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