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there is nothing to be compared for a
moment with the great discovery IF Prof
Edward f. Phelps, NJ. D., III. d.. Of
Dartmouth medical schol-Paine's celery
compound.
If you are. out of health or respondent
because Of repeated trials Of other rene
dies, take q fresh start The braeing
weather is in your favor
Here is the experience like hundreds
of others of Mrs. Lydia NJ. Hayden, Of
Marion. Indiana.
Before commencing the use Of Paine's
celery compound / was treated by many
doctors. and tried many remedies, but did
not get any better. I seemed to be all
broken down. | was tired all the tune,
and my constitution seemed to be giving
out I weighed only 10 pounds last fall
when / commenced using Paiue's celery
compound In less than two months
weighed 128 pounds, am unusual weight
for me. / have had better health ever
since. and have felt better This summer
than [ have for years.
MY little daughter was away from
home on visit, and came
home looking ass n she had
had hard sickness ] went
health since than she ever had tn her
life, eats hearty and is growing fast"
There is no. woman, who, in justice to
herself, can fail to take Paines celery
compound under similar circumstances.
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Coal and Wood
COMPLETE STOCK

Lowest prices, orders prompts filed.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Phone 800 Office 100 Fayetteville ST.
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STATE NEWS.

The Page Lumber Company IS building
quite an extensive lumber mill plant at
Troy Junction, consisting of saw and
planning mills and dry llilns. They do this
in order to be nearer the timber, and to
be convenient to both the Seaboard Air
Line and Southern Railway, for shipping
v. S. Lusk, Republican Representative
from Buncombe, who expects to be
Speaker Of the next House, says he will
not vote to withdraw appropriations.
my attitude towards education will
always be found to be a friendly one"
said Col Lusk to the Citizen, "and rather
than discontinue the appropriation to
the University, l should favor nakinE-an
sppropria ties TO Wake Forest"
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BUCKLHN,s ARNTCA sALYn.

The best salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter. Snapped Hands,
Childblains, oorns, and ali Skin Erup-
items, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refund
ed. Price 20 esats per box. For sale
by Joffn n. MedRae.
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BANK CLEARINGS.

New York, Nov. 27.-Total bank clear
ings $685., 955.113. Per cent increase,
60 Exclusive Of New York $685., 952,-
254; per cent decrease, SO.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if 1t
fails to cure. 25c.
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ngo BOOKS IN oNE eos TAE PRIcE or oNE eooK.

TWO BOOKS IN ONE FOR THE PRICE or ONE BOOK
No live, progressive teacher can afrcrd to
be without It or have the children study
any other system.
Read what superintendent Frank Ii. Chr
tis. of Shelby, says
SHELBY. N. c., Aug. s. 1870.
AS I wrote you, we have used the FjIsa
Reader with the most gratifying ress It's the
past year. / must admit thas introduced
the system under protest and was preju-
diced against it; therefore the warm en-.
dorsem8nt and the most hearty approval
now give 1t only go to prove shat the work
Is a success. 1t Is truly a wonderful iunc-
vation, and Is destined to reYOluHoniZe the
method of teaching reading. Nothing could
Enduce us TO give up the method until
better method is found, which In my 0ptn
Ton will be hard TO do Children who had
nevor looked into a book last September
could read at sight fiuensly in the Thirc
Reader in eight months.
(Signed) FRANK II; CURTIS
Superintendent Graded schools.
ADDRESS,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-12
ADAY WITH The CHURCHES.
Prominent Divines Fill All the Lead
ing fulpits.
GOSPEL ELO0uENTLY EXPouSDEb.
Earnest Workers in Gods Nineysrd-AA
Chntehes Well A,tended-Aronod
the Different SAncsuaries.

The sence in The city q 80 Tnsry
minister o. ihe Gospel sa1 earnest
church workers from every osAr'sr a.
tn. Stetv. seem to have nsaArea a -
lirious en;husi asm wh!ch yestsoisy Psr-a-
Gated tho entire city. Nefsr rafore, a.
cFpt wren some fes,al occasioa. Ne@e tfc
chnrehes Of Housloa 80 university ~tl
stteaaad The day. ioc. seemed 70 co1'
spisc alts the occasion. i. arase ga
Sahbath morning. Nature p1i o- -tt
sweetef' sGiils. adorned 7t1s=i - -ss
pre,tiesi sarl in A,n.g 9; tJ= NHF- @Ia
the bires sang suore ceeer;ly '9aa . ,'A-'
H. harmony vi'F "a. ,a-..l cs.fns- I'd.
diractta Gods vorsh.g@-s - = Na-is.'s
temples Haasu .r- Sussei Vas UH
preanhfi fcr 'le most part rH Aas ~
ing pastors. seicc g A.. ttur fl -F.-s
~ acvavls.d thought q INK i@Tstsi y '' 80
oei,6qaifs ion e. Texas-tle ~ -
W'a lae exception % .ae cams. a..-
Eps eepRi churches. fae 2A-f4,s 49,
ojner leading - 1rcheS 8. sAs -i'F
1eudrFet % the yis-u1r p ~-'
wee soy SLED By =. Us; Alr
f4eut tt.-t ths rap 80, dru.--
Texas sHn-ds au1 d 's's 3 e9-
10 ;hrm IA, all OK AS l.s Nfs o.
they rr-1cheI were -lie- Nf.l .---- a-.'
atIant.v- congregations
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ON DAILY POST MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER A. ls96

berlain Of Waco. Miss Everett Of Dallas
presided Songs ''Inrow out the LIZ
Inc" and "iilesi be the Tie Tnat blhns,
Following ScriPturdl readings Wasr.
was offered by i..v. .dr Powell. asld m
mediaiely afterward the reverend ssa.'e-
man was called upon 10 say a lew Wo'u,,
He IS an interesting Ia ger, anu tn,a's ,,'
his WORK In IT, land OF Mot'eLuuiA - a.,
such a manner that none could tai- ~ nf
IMPRESSED. He said that men scNielii'i
cred crisis when there was NOW, nut ~
N the Missionary fields there was u..e.
lie was not asking for col''u.so''' rs.
wanted the prayers OF the Women 10
at least the present iorcV couiu We ~
To ned ,,-a
The Southern Methodist women alone
bs3 given more toward the mission Wolk
in Mexico than the Baptist men ana W.
men together ara grave ftats WIRE vn-
tertained that some OF the baptiet Jus
siorar-es would I've recalled. toufH'c'l
years age, when he went TO Mexico. there
we're no railroads. and they were asstul.-
ed hy mons. but all that mas passeu aNa
Railroads now iraverss the conh'F! an
al this they do not tes. tntt ,neg go 80
lower their social standing nN so'!s -
The little church around me cuINcI, -, -"
assoclaTinE with poems out Siey ar n
ing into II and giving tie Pro!es'%It re-
Ngion some consideration. KEY 70" -
sevs there are a great miny -."t ~.
noble catholic women n Mex so wlo W
constantly IN the interest Of fe'ls'... ~
rsfsrred Ia the recent co-onaiion of pHt
Iaav Of Guadaloups. for walsh n,@..f
lNrI rfp wa collected ahl "Ni.sl',' -, ~
ing the coronation fe5tivitss the
ants considered the aqNist1-ttE o.. 80.
7is1f-v 3D. rsper as he fore IN Attendance
amonntAd to thousands OF ecc'tSidS -. -.
but better judgment prevailed aAu ne ~
since been denounced by q nuhpeF ..
nose high Tn the counsei- ot tatAot; I'm
in Mexico and Bishop Camacho, o; the
sat Of Tamaulipas mo has been OPP
D.
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saving: '-Tna; battery mus; be : lenced,"
ana pointed to distant NH. 1T means
death to attempt IT." the suhaltern re-
eral rs,u-ncA. whercupSn The officer
locked into Wel,inrtoa's face and asked
fo- one grasp OF that great ccnquerors
band 70 give him Strength. Look TO God
Tor your strength lie Is the great con-
queror. Il only comes through christ
There are some who are disposed -
look a; church matters loosely. Some
women. and men toe. will hold on to the
church With one hand and the world with
the other. M matter what the church
slows. 40 what Christ wants ana look
rot upon the evil. Tor great are tse tenp-
many snares and obstacles In lie whlch
wth ihs proper spiritual help may be re-
ssted. As the psalr.st wrote some trust
y horses ana chariors but We IN God
Reference WAS MADE 10 ancient warriors
wa0 when = battle Z necessary could de-
pend Ip1r their Heet-footsd horses to
airy hem safely away from danrrr; but
TT NilNnEham rsferred briefly to ;he
Incident - TWO pockets Of the late war
having met % the Potomac river twenty
.5eu;itY--A story vhlrh has lately been
sxtsN.s TVtY c4b-3she i-Ani then tireci> /
p remarks 70 the ministers present, ad-
-Ar-.c1 ou ard srircual sth ~ OBJ
tAiue3 re spoke q the miss iouari x
without Cod beine .aslure ana a foolish
D-rtrcL Hc urged all no, 70 aspire 20 be
great ~, Chr si-iike. END !, Will r. u
Blessing ga rs-th
Af;e- s salo by NJ S VISA J.. Frizzeli o.
va>o. rlece @; Dr. c. 7. Rogers - Iiou.-
to-- she congregation WAS dismissed by
Res = C. B-r.eson. 4 former pastor "
sass cty
MS F-.zz4ll : ;seachcr q vocal music
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THE CIRCUS.


sells Brothers and ForepauEh Show Ar
rived Yesterday
Inc circus : here--that is, the Sells
broihers and Forepaugh aggregation. The
uainS arrived yesterday afternoon from
san Antonio and Immediately the worl,
OF unloading was commenced.
Horses were taken out. wagons were run
down the skids and the small boy stood
N open-mouthcd wonder at the dlgulav
before HIM The cages were taken on,
M"9 an street TO NJ Kinney avenue turned
a. 'hil point into Main street and Inc
poa1erous weights were dragged al'inr the
streets, ny teams Of eight ana ten horses
40 We 10Y al me corner Of iladlcy apenue
aAi crawford street Here a large crowd
had collected, The canvas and n"la
wagons we're iirst on the grounds ana In
WV,N OF piieh-1g the ttar commenced.
or r ml'n ,ba a S.olnparatiNey shor, space
~ ',ne llc canvas arose, cone-lke above
me vacant lot, with flags ana penran,
1r!hlnel. a large and curious crowd stoo !
about watching the proceedings r,ir o,,I
because they were anxious to Sxn,crs ~" PSa
| inner rectSscs Of many shroulel c,rrs
lat We're hauled to the ground Whle
sr.SS L Sout' hoi zee the nenagerie and the
cons }lci by Tho fact that the ingcnustv ~,
NJ snowman mas never been abe to CON
celNe u hiding pace for the elephants an1
nose mountains of flesh Were a free axh .
h;lloA 10 all.
-. Fhe parade BIS expected to move through
o'clock, There viii be two exhibitions on.
al O'Clock in the afternoon and nno,hor
IN ne even uG. and when the porul9 GO
aWakes Tuesday morning The canvas Thai
now covers acres of ground will have lis
hpp@trcd ~ On cklY as IL was mt IN
,Super'ntcntent Edward $, Els OF the
houston Electric Street Railway company
has arranged for one minute service m
Inc FAnnin street line today t,Nentv-four
SSarS being booked TO carry the people.
TO some Of these WIN he attached iraiil-
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all nations" that command Was given 70
iSss ssrrsr-S sis Sisesries who Are l3is
servants here o. eN-th -Sst comma
MAKES disciples Q; 81 or osfth VIC W.
saiSos ot avtAtesy. aoi ~ ne 'st,ie o1
small arms. 90, ~ Shr iAsh OF 500 :.
none 81 sne .usuis.ons ana carnNst e..
Nsp5y warfare hci = 20 We ty nc sNtt
~ is.s NJ frrrnn screws no ran. rs
lsslr rt--- v-.tl Ne uSel to oNprcnuft ana
M. sow he tliasusfs OF lie AsAti .'N>-s
t~N-tss nlsf .Ney vpii " Sui,cGeo fF me
spspe. - jesus Christ which M en"VS..
m. csnr=s tAses ,hs posllsion ;ist COZ
Ve~s ons must I've accr1Ng. Ne1 Guy NJ -
avs sssfa-s tht Secnne aaesnI -'sls -
.tcn THIS, me pnri1 : ~ 'sT {. -. 81
TX ts,a presence o. Jesus = Nroas y.
o. goes through he T,eaf = sA-es .'..' e
- a sacrifice a. Gio abe 4.ti3a .e>"S. =,
the thcurh- = r~oprt th's NnslNSi '-s ..
70 ~ ma 30 g. .,ic seccnG < N--- .'leS.
--.er .hss re .-ulh. alcssf@ ~ IRE ao4S
c.1eS. s,a.!t not a. Vhst q w&S alrnAf4
II I 5 70 I've accomplished hy lna Ira
F.ss Christ WHY shhl-2 tNef ~ te
T-~r q (~A-lst .sAf tti1r 80 = u,t-.lf-
ssotl3 - accomplished a5 otnff means
Z Relieve TIE c-ss N4s .sa @ -, -, -,s
az. srt -,fr,l-ll l.s. ''i7o sr -tf4- lgt @ii-
sSs.s al nA.or.s =; rtaAas 90 say 10
ranSr y g. taa TO .'f' P-' ,-r
So Il ,as Uar1 hr4o o4t T. mos " ~
$500 b mans sas 20 me .1o.H.l1s
81 Lhe bose v'.-l- o- ~ ~. *
fore tac els,r 1-- a.- 100. t..-
'-T-y oacrls sa-l ~ pa-ns = ne lAs
g. -ts fN~'@- ~ -is orat.i-H = -..'
r-c- .1e wuc- N .n- . ',s 49, -.
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r h -4g 6. ..ove-. "a me a'sal-y ! 5'i.-
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All THINGS ARE YOURS.

Fl AK ~-' 81. ~-''N 's-'f' W H~''
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ALL THINGS ARE YOURS
,.
ae' ! a f-eaea 2. A1s.-a Conducts
>-.css a. fi-ss car stan tAafch
TIE eta 1919 ll l.;.iC c1-r..h ei .ice kaov1
A ., .-.-.-.. .---4e.., .b.i~-b At ina
.-.- +. 80 n. ~. rsp.,.. streets
b Ftfr = a. Mason Is pas CT, look
-- s-s ...e-s.. ,s..te-aa. .ud ~
.-., -,-r o., me VISITORS ragny 0.
s.ac- acre sx,e,.e,- 9w!7s 70 Tie excess
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t-7-r z-t---lt- - lie -o-.- t.-pn ana
1- entered .'-as ,',t- va 50 IS"
t,s nos say c. iiae now
81. meeting of the sunday slool
-~- is ---r services StF: rluA-
t7-t,.-1s. -e.s-a'e 20 III Bap;i--
;rr. 1-pe74s proye as.
as save ;1=ir ssrne A.in-fuo-e
a-.
il =. ne F.rs, gAp:st eaa-en OF
a-st s;e- ass.s;e-4 .c the aras-g
r. raw e, % Tyler a11 Rev.
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f.er -txi Was from frs Corn
a. t-Hss az yo.s
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text Romans, !. 10. Al the close severn
arose ask ng for prayers, signlfying their
intention of uniting with the church. ana
one accepted Christ
Rev. Mr.. Pendar has had great success
in the evangensuc field during the past
year, having brought over No souls TO tne
church. His movements have been iarsey
confined TO North Texas but he has calls
ron all over the State.
AT OTHER CHURCHES.
Al the Second Baptist church. corner OF
Hardy and Liberty streets. Rev. :. J.
Anderson. u. d, OF Greenville filled the
pulpit in the morning and Rev; 4. {;
Buckner. Il. b. Of Buckner orphans
Home preached IN the evening.
At the German Baptist church, SIS II ous;
ton avenue Rev. \. j. Benson preached
in the morning and Rev. F. j. Gie!ss N
i, the Ihiri Baptist church, corner Of
y h.tc and Decatur streets. Rev Jonh
Holland and Rev. g. VI Daniel nlled the
pulpit morning aud evening.
Rev. +. g. To Hnsead preached at tne
Tuam Avenue mission, and Rev ). d
Bard spoke at the Northeast mss!oh'
Al the Washington Street Meihodisi
church Rev. Il. I. Hanks and keN. isadc
Sellars conducted morning ami evening
services.
services at the Mckee street Methodist
church were held morning and eyeniHs py
Eevs. 7. Q. Satee and X. {. Peniaf.
AZ the Tauernac.e hev- A b' Ail1'S;.'
L +. preached in the morning and q. ".
Tf1l 4 IN tile evening.
A. Ashland churcA. corner OF BIfia4o
AMI Getman streets. Rev. a. Il. Ingram
conducted services in the morning and
Rev 5 c. Tumlin in the evening
EcV. ] d Rcbinctt preached al ihe Sc
ems Presbyterian church r. the mornlls
AID Key NJ. j.. Farley conducted services
iu Tie evening
Al the Lubbock Street Presbyterian
church Rev. J. +. Duncan filled he pulpit
a the morning no evening serN 20.
Rev NJ. *. Thornton preached al tne
hardv Street Presbyterian church in n
nIurai.g, no evening service
A. the Commoa stree; hr.s;ian church
Rev. g. u. Daniel filled the plip.; .n Tie
morning no evening service.
= RE rev $. T. Whipkey. All at AKA
Iona Rev. j. c. Burke. held SEW ce'
EARNEST WILLIE"
Wm .. rpshaw, "Earue- VINE Of
Aannta, Ga addressed TWO h.ni.e J
,ncn a the Young Me, C.c.stHa as
SO atom rooms yesterday atAnoan.
man &c. with his .ife?' which ome' ir %
John Temple Graves. lie SPOKE as 1a -
4 Wa. ao.> earnestly a1' .'t' a'Ar
~ fr- rse .sVeral CAM forward I'D
a>f MS Eaad WI ]" Aa~ ="
- tdIress Of the earues. young saeik-
e., 1S b. sat Ia his chair or lcIntfi 7n o..
b clutches. WAS a m1su st-r S-rra.r -
-4erei elaquence that sWerei -a -
: aus '' tor near.y an no4r. So- men
".rt ava Young and % Yress0i s-o-
t-rr's' W.llie' at III cor Jus % az t1f
I services. with h-aming Ia ANA tort ST
4 7-s r~Isping his hard ana c'-.-Ivs b 'ra
with happy God be with ls"
Nr ID-haw then lad IN ferytrf 0ravt-.
tH-.'c $50 h several young n. W.-. l.-
PLY vtrted to Christ. l. ND lat
, rgs meeting could Fever bisBk 4p. T-n
-u-n f. not want TO leaVr rr- rilr9 W. o
. ifDf = rt' nat 50 WON1r0N-.N vIef fr'U
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Burns hall, Elys!an and Cont strs.n
and an enthusiastic me Is antlrin,,I
number Of speakers uave bean sesI,J
and general invitation is extend.5 n
,Ep-Npua 10 he rorssar4 ~-e
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officer Walter Malsh, OF the h's
police department, is expected 70 o..
this morning with Ed rnderwooo,, u
wanted here on a charge 81 i'u'u''
who was arrested N Canada.
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~
tl
a-
l~ rr.1-
rr4yfr
rs4 tfnul fl-
rare ilI.He-
-f Apostles "a
.rN -ctf.a. H
-s.- e. faau.
.r1 a- ra'rl. toward
re t.lrr
49, Lf p-o- bonn. miss 20
tNa-f .e4 Haertri. prayer. Invoking
H..0~ f.er-g -iDl l1. fpa. a-d
afkee trf frlf' to rs HrlI-nl .1rfu fl
e1if} me go iafer ~ isfl aqnfnrr hymn
2es 'u ara D- " sr.u saa1ua.ed
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Isaac Sellers,
r. T.. Muse.
r.. Il. Harfiic.
j. T. Sewers,
j. X. Ford.
A. r. Pace,
Cntt.D1iffaa

Euogistic remarks werr made hy Rovs.
NJ y Early. c. T.. Daniel, W, o, Baker,
j u Rohluctt |. " Duke. T.. II. Hard T.
The report e tho committee was adopt
ed ana allournmon. fnlloMal.
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FIRST pREsBYTERIAN cnuRcu.

Sermon by Rev. f.. f.. King of san An
Communion Service.
The morning services az ;hc First Pres
hyTerian church were conducted by Rev.
T.. y King OF the First baptist church OF
san Antonio assisted by Rev. j A. Ar
buckle. In addition TO The regular choir
music, there was a 500 sung very swcetly
by Miss Buckingham. Mir Kings ser
mon, wht,h was an able ami entertaining
Il scourse, was heard and enjoyed by an
unusually large congregation. u was itr
regular communion Sabhath a ne church
aId at the concession Of the sermon Tho
pastor, Or. lcaVell. assisted bv tine dea-
cons. conducted the communion sergircs
The evening services wero conducted bv
the Rev. j. A. Arbuclclc who prca -hol
a strong sermon. A feature Of the must,
during th' evening service was a beaa-
TIM tenor solo rendered NY Mr.. g. T..
Oliver.
Tho many visitors to the city who at
tended the services at this beaut-fll plac.
OF worship were loud in their praises
Of TIA magnificent aunointnrnts NJ this
church and its architectural beauty
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SILVER OR GOLD
Taken In exchange for Job prihIinss:,.
writer's or stationery at Pastor'Sa~
Main street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-12

FIFTH WARD DEMOCRATS.
The Fifth Ward Bryan and Sev3,u o,,,h
Will have a meeting Tuesday oh, a.,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-12

text Romans /. Is. At the close several
arose, ask ng for prayers, signfyng their
intention of uniting with the church. ana
one accepted Christ.
Rev. Mr.. Pendar has had great success
in the evangelistic field during the pas,
year, having brought over No souls TO me
church. His movements have been largely
confined TO North Texas, but he has calls
IRON all over the State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21
BURGLARIES ON THE COAST
POSTOFFICE SAFE AT ELBERON Blows
OPEN BY DYNAMITE

FOUR SUMMER COTTAGES HIGHLAND BEACH
ENTERED N ONE NIGHT.
Elberon. Aug % (SpeciaD-The postofiice at this
place was looted by burglars early this morning
The postmaster James Fay, who lives in Asbury
Park. where his family occupies cottage closed
at the usual time last night and went TO the circus
The office, which is in onestory building III North
Lincoln-ave. alongside OF the trolley and steam rail-
roads was built this spring. II is jus; far
enough from the nearest cottage so that the robbers
were able TO pry open the door and blow open the
safe with dynamite without disturbing any one
The robbers evidently the same ones that have
been following Mains Circus and that robbed the
Rev J. X Mannng's house at Red Bank. entered
the postofnce by the North Lincoln-ave. entrance
crawled through the door under the telegraph oper-
ators desk and into the main office After dri'ling
a hole in the safe the fuse was applied ana the dig
door was opened with a bang. The force was so
great that IL separated the corners OF the new pun-
ing.
Two or three registered letters were rifed. fos'-
master Fay this afternoon was unable 10 tel VIVA.
amounts OF money they contained quantity OF
s,amns WAS taken Mr. Fay lost his gold watch,
the gift Of Mrs NJ A. Fitzgerald his gold fire badge
and "A dozen solid silver spoons, belonging 10 MIS-
FAY The robbers also helped themselves 10 'lea'S'
and made their exit by way OF the raiiroau en-
trance The robbery was not discovered until ''"o
-Four cottages were entered at Monmouth Beach
this morning. Tney were nose San ~ DR. Humphrey
I n Wilson and H. r. Ambrose II was shortly AFTER
O'Clock when Mr. Wilson was awakened og made
The door slam on the lower floor. lie quickly naue
an examination. finding that there were ropDers III
his house When he got downstairs the e 5ehnd
gone In their hurry 10 get away tney isit peiliiu
a coat and key The robbers entered me W iisoH ~
tage by the basement. forcing open WINDOW cd
ing OF any value was taken. They, however, tu'"eu
things upside down in their search tor mont!' hon,
At DR. Humphreys cottage the ROBBERS gos sp and
g. in money They also got into the VINE ciUset anu
emptied several bottles before gong away. ieie ~"
trance was also gained through the basement ~. h
Nothing OF any value stolen from tne y @
cottage occupied by II. r. Ambrose Inc rouDsrs en-,
tered through the basement. and, ater ruihnd rs
i'm every room. departed leaving the front uooi "'"'
open Nr Ambrose heard nothing =. % +, ,
AT Colonel Barbours the robbers got 81 .o u, iass
Entrancr was gained by cutting ont a pane OF glass;
in tba basa