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VIEWPOINTS NEW PALACE.
Hermann oe,rich. VIII nund Mex

Hermann Oeirichs VIII Build Next
Door to Young Whitney.
New York World.
Mr. and Mrs Herman Oelrichs will build
this spring on the old Bancroft estate, at
Newport, one OF the most magnificent pal
aces that money and art can conceive.
The slto ad!oins the old Kramer place.
which was recently purchased by Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, and which
they will make their home when they re-
turn from their trip around the world next
summer.
The Bancroft property has a historic in
terest aside from its delightful location.
NBeiore 1t passed into the hands OF Mr. oel-
flchs 1t was the home OF the famous histo-
ran, and in the old fashioned cottage
when IL soon to be torn down he performed
some OF the most important Of his literary
labors II is situated on the cliffs In full
view OF the open sea and is separated from
peechwood, Mrs. William Astors place,
only by the recent Whitney purchase.
MT Nhitneys purchase had much to do
WIN MI. oelrichh' decision TO build When
me latter several years ago acquired Rose
clue; as tho Bancroft estate is called he
iSuhd 10 hi. surprise and disappointment,
, ma us domain was separated from the
| naih avenue by strip of land about n
Iozen feet wide A Boston man named
slAnain owed this strip. which gave ac-
v ,se1 10 an ahlttlns owners house and was
used as roadway by the grocer and other
'Fqaesmen In delivering roods
49,, s Nu%n refused TO sell his strip for less
man 100000, Mr oelriehs offered $50 900
snu, being refused, declared Mi nerotia-
o.ons on WIN tho Boston man. He had ao-
g TIsr me plans OF Palge,Brown, the san
Sion "t 20 h ahrehitect, for magnificent man
and theso "aIlt on the site OF tho cottage
not propose to be imposed uno oe' re ara
WI nis mind to spend his summers IN ''1 inc
cottage for the time being '''eis III lhe
sion or his mSs whitney came into posses
inciuJed III y, NEWPORT place he found tba, n
so much , ~ narrow plot which would add
riehs told bis %r oeirichs estate. Mr.. oel-
| the strip and s asw haeishbor the history OF
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Personals.

Mrs. s. c. Red accompanied by her chill
drcn and her cousin. Miss Daisy Stuart
has gone 10 Dallas to visit relatives ant
friends.
Mrs. G. A. TAFT will be pleased to re
ceive her lady friends Wednesday OF eaci
week at her home In Falrvlow addition
corner Falryiew avenue and Hopkins street
DR., Harry 7. Hamblen left for the Eas
Thursday, much to the regret OF his many
| friends
Miss Mann OF Galveston, who came vi
to attend the Kirkland Root wedding, wa.
the guest Of the Misses Lubbock. Mis-,
Frances Mann was the guest Of Miss Root
Mrs, N. L. Roberts OF Atlanta is tn,
guest of her sister, Mrs. A. p. Root.
Mr. and Mrs. Ardls Of Shreveport wert
the guests. the las; few days OF the wee,
Of MIR. and Mrs. II. W. Garrow.
MIR. aud Mrs Jack Ingcrsoll. who wers
members OF the Ingersoll- Connell weddins
party LETT on Friday for Galveston.
Miss Leila wilkins OF BRENNAN has 70.
turned home after pleasant visit 10 Mis-,
Ida Oliver. ~ va s'
The friends Of Mrs Cornelius Ennis.
better. NO"''ueFaoly
Miss Isle Collier and Mrs. James Ram.
Morris. '''s' H. H.
MISS Liboie Dunn has been selected he
lne committee chosen for that nurno,a =,
represent houston at the Waco carnival
Miss Mary Hutchinson has gone 10 sa,
Antonio on a visit =" San
MIS-, Faul Seurcaue and her llttla .au
nave returned to their homo I'm To- ~ son
AFTER visit OF two weeks to Mrs G..
r ,Gaun Sister Mrs. c. w. Black of al
hutchins street VI VIZ
The many friends of Mr.. Guy W s,o,
s S.an wiz be pleased to learn that Mrs
S,,uiii an, IS recovering rapidly from se.
we're Illness, but viii not be in uonstor
May 3, and tho reception TO have been .,,''
en- Will be postponed sN-
The Misses Root from Galveston oor,o
up to attend the Kirkland Root weddIna,
bride. cousin inc
Mr. T. d, Valley left for his bome 4,
New Orleans on Thursday. -
MISS Bronson, who has been VISITING Mice
Mekeever' has returned to her home IN in
Victoria. N'''e III
Miss Francis Mann returned to Gahes.
ton on Thursday H'''es-
Mrs. W. G, Crane Will have as hcr cr..,
Miss Melanie Holt of Galveston tbis ,,. 80
Mrs Lock OF Tennessee will emma 10 ,o.
next on tuesday
MI Ennis carsill and Mr., Philip Carson
ern trip, No''n-
hRuNNER SOCIETY.
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bessie Potter in Italy.


Chicago Evening Post.
Bessie Potter writes enthusiutleaa
the dearest little apartment 70 ~. ~
We call it," she says, "Piccoio M
and it truly Is a little paradise. ! j
beautifully furnished with can~
ture. fine rugs. old masters anu s.,
and is clean-a thing not eesy " W. -.
The best part. though. Is the vles ~. III
balcony. Just now. while the iIu.
are loaded with blossoms anu w ].
Fiesole and the sun setting Na'ss
cauped mountains. II is heavehg. i,
is more about the Italian coon' y. !,
market. whence for fve iIa ~ 4,
apartment is filled with bloom.ls y u
the brief stops at Gibraltar ana ~ |,
and current exhibition. ,ne an.lss
thing | have ever seen" Tne O. IN
having her productions pus ~ ia
well under way. "For the nis mi, 4,
| was here was the most p0pu,s n
FLORENCE. Every marble-e ut.e' !. IN,
was after me. but now ! nave ~ y:
work out they let me alone, Eliza LAS
pounding away AZ ~ - an srou,t
near our apartment. anu ! ,un
one TO the other watching inem, , pI,k,
She speaks of meeting sign0ss ,lr::.
brarian of the Medicl library ,,i',s
great tragedian, and many ~ N, VI
But / am not going OUT ~ s,,,,s NJ
except that of the YOUNG ~ ~ 10 hi
masters" she continues, m, IL \
s @0rn Th haven't seen good woIs 3
of news which counts Ioi .;,s 1, lbs. n
Young sculptor's good spiI," IA 4 di<
Jaccacci. himself an ar.,si hsr aNotAs
mating critic. has bougn. ,n mi eIbN
Babe" from the Phllads,pN, more ~
Nothing could please ins he ~sal
have artists buy my worA.
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Your throat is weak Il
unusual exposure OF " ~
change in temPerafufs, ' u.
roughness and unea''ss Il
Sometimes q you have ! : y. =
ing of tightness as !" nd
foreign body were :is ,,oeS'
You can treat it with u% IL
and washes, but you '.,ahlI
reach the seat ofthe ff0 ~,
Throat weakness is g vi
tom of more genera, ~
ance. SCOTS Emul',s 90
Cod-liver Oil does cul y. d
throats by healing y a;,hjsI
aammation and n0uI 10,
and srrcngthening e. "! Y.
FOR sale BY all druggists - 49,
SCOTT d BOVINE I
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The Post is pleased to receive all items
OF II social nature II addressed TO "soolely
Editor" Houston Post. Telephone i5l.
Communications must he written upon
one side OF the paper only. and signed b.
the writor.
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the $4,000 offer. Young Whitney ~
declined to take the money, but q
oelrichs the ground In exchange ~
plot adjoining another portion Of ~
tory.
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CALENDAR.



Houston auxiliary Of the Texas Woman s
Press association meets with Mrs. Byers at
u a. IN. to elect officers.
Meeting OF tho Daughters Of the Amer
lean Revolution at i;50, Capitol hotel.
TUESDAY,
Social scsaion Of tho Mansfleld Dramatic
club at the residence Of MIR. w. a. Chu-
dross. lil1 Crawford street
WEDNESDAY,
Picnic Of the Woman's Reading club AZ
Glen katherine. Members viii meet nt
the club rooms at ! o'clock.
FRIDAY
chlldrcn's fancy drees party given By
Mn. 5. L. McilhGny.
Meeting Of the Houston High school
alumni at =. IN.
SATURDAY.
Meeting OF the Derth,ck CLUB.
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NEDNEsDAY--
SATURDAY.
Meeting of the Derthick CLUB.
SPRING.

WIZ ind 10 I ho'.'H, 'i'a'.'
"''' V VIII p ,' n,io" ,ns '"t"l''
Wnip 'VNe hi'u 20" M"
e.-,,,I ~" ~, Nun Ky soo1 Dye;
,np'.ns WiHus are oioNI ""rlheaF''
!" th% , sunHe, h,o"I's S"erh"Af''
o..,., 4hHl slln fool day' arc Hlgh.
Nav owe,s sr a,v rr ,,~' ',N
Tn over The lnaehine lani
Tho tree tops gently faaafd
p pnVr heaah are noanias' sW'e heart
bear Mako he ,sr.,l., ,o-,-,.,.
Why longer walt ug anro,
Lets hive wedding sar'heor'.
Ana thls bo Icadior fNe heasi,
on he mi,sle of ffr ...-',e
Flogcuro FIeo.ine.
lho past week has h"1n unusual IA thai
- ''"'"'u'' '"e "''''HE 9aEs o. ihreo OF
,.o'''0' ven '''Nh f'''e'y f'tns ladies'
"NS 'e'5 E'"H %h4 smiled sTeetly.
"h'ch IS the rareai bridal GIT within hor
power TO bestow.
Jourto+, nod o., 4.,....t,
- %" ''t.. 'D''P 10 'l'shu
'u'eN hn'ee'"''e Ne9ainss and by the
an the r,nc Naomi, ,,,,., ,.,. 49,.
tUsrE rF Issf
psateg on their r1,' . ,.,e'y 'alerest re-
reared 10 he p,y@,srs1.,. o.,. ahsIe sp-
tween Tho yyedSts,s s.,, ,.,l y,.',''i ~ pc,
O, dorfcaylnr reet@ad ,r e, 'us"Hd
18th, ,-t,.te -, ." ~ area To mo
The wedding n, u,,s c,.u p,
~ A -"Fa Eaer IayIoI
ana MI samuel Oliver Npyeg which took
place at Christ church a. o'clock on
Vcancslsy rfKh, W.. .,-i,tr,,.. ,,'s..,I
'Ni ~'ia'' u vas an ATftng1nent la white,
especially adapted ~ ne 3puth'ul annnir-
sncs n ,he briis sr.s gr,>,,, a. ,g.,I ~. %
tho o1tre,u, tsty-.,. =. Cd. -. ,,..,
- '~N H~l"at mite
''spe'
The ohancol wa beautifully decorate,
with ruAss., a. ss,. 80
,hc alta. y,a. b. -. =, '~''""' ""ho
a., =" 'A@aisS amid pure
"'e"'
largo wedding bssi n white nweot meas
jeasarnine and ro..ea4. t.s,.r.a ,,,,,
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hRuNNER SOCIETY.

Last Friday evening the p. s. d. c,ub
gave mop at Syndicate hall. compliment
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-02

The children's party which was to have
been given yesterday afternoon by Mrs. S
X. McIlhenny has been postponed until
next Friday on account of the Illness OF
Master Hayens McIlhenny.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-02

The Derthich Literary Musical club will
meet on Saturday. May s, when Chopin
evening will be given.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-02

The Great Expectations club met last
week with Mrs. Vernon Lemon. and next
Tuesday it conyenes with Mrs. Presley X.
Ewing. Nicholas Nicholby" is still the
subject of study.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-02
The Great
Millinery
House
Of Texas.
Mondays Specials.

W 1--WE have the reputation =.
always doing Just what -.
say In our advertisements.
and If you think there -
any doubt about 1t, coma ~
and price something "a"
have already ascertaInaa
the price of.
1.-The balance OF our Pattern
Hats go tomorrow at Just hair
price-no reserve. The entire con-
tents of our Pattern Room at
half price. This means that $50
Hats go for $40. $40 for SIS, and
So for $3.50.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-02

MISS Claire Robinson was again the
guest OF honor at party g!yeH''by Miss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-02

Two shall show about 100 d,t.
ferent styles in Chlldren's Hats.
Leghorns. Chips. Fancy Straws
MilanS-in all ColorS and shapes
handsomely trimmed with Chit
fon. Flowers, Lace and Wide TAT
feta Ribbon, and shall sell them
tomorrow Monday at prIoes
about one-half their value. The
So Hats will go for So; the $3.50
Hats Will go for SITS; the Sl.5o
Hats VIII go for $l.lO Girls Straw
Sailors. trimmed. Black, Red,
Brown. White and Navy. Price
$50, tomorrow 4Oc. Infants Lawn
Caps. the prettiest you ever saw.
at half what they can be pur-
chased for elsewhere. A really
nice Cap for CSC. Knox Sailors.
Everything new in Sailors and
Walking Hats at manufacturers
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There will be called meeting Of those
interested IN the formation OF chapter
of the Daughters OF the American Revolu-
t.ou In the parlors Of the Capitol hotel
Monday afternoon at 80 o'clock. All are
requested to bring their application papers
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The Womans Reading club will give
their annual picnic next Wednesday. leav-
ing the club rooms at p. M. and going in
picnic wagons to Glen Katherine, the
homo Of Mrs. George w. Stlef. near Har-
isburg.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-10-27

The seventy annual session of
the Presbyterian Synod of New Jersey
waa heldat PIainlield last week
Vice Moderator Beach preached the
opening sermon There are nine
Presbyteries in the Synod, rs follows:
Corsica, Africa, 10 ministers and 10
churches; Elizabeth, Il minister's and
33 churches; Jersey city, Is ministers
and 38 churches; Monmouth, 81 mini
stera and 70 churches; Morris and
Orange, 60 ministers and II churches;
Newark, 80 ministers and 30 churches;
Newton, 80 ministers and 35 churches,
and West Jersey, 53 ministers, mud 81
churches.
Over 5000 people were Represented
in the Synod
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-10-27

Don't forget to vote next Tuesday.
Buy your Coal of Larision { Mar
Iarum
DR.. Fallon has Just received a fine
Photograph to entertain his patients.
The evangeHstic meetings at the NJ.
E.Ghureh are still in progress. Every
body is invited to attend them.
Mr. Maeder, late superintendent
of the Perseverance Paper Mill in this
city, removed from town yesterday.
The evolutionary entertainment
by Prof. Barbour, announced for Nov.
10th, has been postponed to later
date, owing to sickness.
Mr.. Enoch Meginnis, of this city,
died suddenly to-day "Wednesday of
apoplexy. He died within half hour
after the attack. He was in the 50th
year of his age
The laying of the corner stone of
the Mount Carmel Baptist Church of
this city. last Sunday, drew ont fair
audience. Notwithstanding the rain.
The exercises We're quite interesting.
A. {. Gandey, superintendent of
our gas works, attended the annual
meeting of the American Gas Light
Association nj Old Point Comfort,
Va, last week He reports very
pleasant time.
Last Sunday morning, Elias Lam
bert, an aged farmer of West Amwell,
got up early, and in walking along the
hall in his house, fell over basket of
clothes and down the stairs. His left
arm was broken and he was otherwise
injured.
NJ. J. Riordan will open Il meat
market on Friday morning of this
week, in the building corner of Union
and Deleyan streets, adjoining Hol-
comhe's grocery The best of fresh,
smoked and salt meats will he kept
on hand Poultry in season Fair
prices.
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Two Threatened Fires.

Last Wednesday evening, n bracket
oil lamp in the house of JAS W. Hop
peck, on Coryell street, set fire to the
board ceiling, and the fire had burned
through when it was fortunately dis
covered Two or three buckets ofwater
put il out.
Last Sunday afternoon. G.. j. Fish
er lighted an oil stove in his bedroom
ut the Bellemont House, and went out
for short time to another part of the
hotel The flame of the stove be-
came very high and the room was
filled with smoke The bedding. Mr..
Fishers clothing and everything in
the room was blackened by the SCOT
The condition of things was discovered
before fire had communicated to any
thing in the ROOM
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-10-27

The inspection of the Belyidere
Division was made lust Saturday.
John T. Jackson, superintendent of
the United Railroads of New Jersey
Division, \. L. Gcst. superintendent
of the Belvidere Division, and other
promcnt railroad officials, were of the
party. Il. Mcdowell, ESQ, master
mechanic, and several other of our local
railroad men, accompanied the inspect
ers The inspection, we nre told. was
very satisfactory and showed the road
to he in good condition.
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HUNTERooN COUNTY HISTORICAL
SOCIETY.

The annual meeting of this Society
WAS held Mt the Chapel of the Fleming
ton Presbyterian Church ON Saturday,
Oct. 10th Order was called mt 10
o'clock by Rev j. B. kugler Then
followed prayer by Rev u. NJ. Math-
ews.
Mr.. H. T. beats was appointed
Secretary pro TEN. The Corresponding
Secretary, Mr. Vosseller, made report
He had received inquiries from Mr. w
H. Smith, of Ithaca, n Y regarding
John Mnttison and the Mattison family
and from Wolvcrton a Marsh, of Dun.
can, Indian Territory, regarding the
Wolvert0n family He also showed n
map of the little vilngc of Mltown,
Somerset county, near North Branch,
which village fifty years ago, was "A
prosperous one II now contains only
few houses
Secretary j w. Lequear having now
arrived, the minutes of the last meet
ing were read and approved.
An informal discussion regarding
the Kugler family was held, most of
those present having something to say.
The Librarian, II f. beats. report
ed that he had received history of
the Remington Church from the
Church Consistory some old account
books and copies of the Hunterdon
Gazette of 1898, from w. w. Conoyer
historical papers read by Dir. Geo. S.
Mott before the New Jersey Society
of the Cincinnati, and lot of New Jcr.
sey State Reports from Hon. r. S.
KnhI He had also received regular
", each week. as for several years
past, copies of the Hunterdon Repub-
lican, Home Visitor, Hunterdon Demo
crat, Lambertville Record, Hunterdon
Independent, The Democrat Adyertis-
er, and also since the last meeting, the
Lambertville Beacon.
No member of the Society has yet
deposited sketch and portrait as re-
quested Mt the last meeting
1t was moved that vote of thanks
be given Mr.. Theodore Bells, Of
Pennington, for moving the property
lots of donations to the Librarian 8
office
The Executive Committee reported
that they had attended to such bust
ness as had come before them. Messrs.
+. NJ. Heath, w. II. Srope and Angus
tus Dilts were appointed committee
on nominations for Officers and Com
nittees for the coming year. They
made the following recommendation
President H. +. Bodine.
Vice Presidents Porter c. Little
and Augustus Dilts
Secretary John w. Lequcar.
Corresponding Sec E Nosseller.
Librarian II. +. beats
Treasurer b. Boileau, NJ. D.
Executive Committee Rev. ID. NJ
Mathews, f. NJ Heath, VIM. T. Srope,
T.. 7. Bush, l. s. Cramer, NJ. ID.
Finance Committee O. II, Sproul,
NJ. D., John X. Harden, A. b. Haring.
Library Committee II. T.. beats,
+. Vosseller, j. l.. Comet.
Delegates to the Newark meeting OF
the New Jersey Historical Society r..
Vosseller, Rev. G. S. Mott, H. T..
beats. TO the Trenton meeting of
same John w. Lequear, T.. NJ Heath,
Aug. Dilts.
1t was moved that the Secretary cast
ballot for officers and committees as
here named This was done, and they
were declared duly elected After the
collection of dues the Society adjourn
ed
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ANOTHER FIRE AT THE NEW JERSEY
RUBBER WORKS.
Large Stock Building and stock De.
stroNed-other buildings and machinery
Damaged Loss SIe,O0o.

Last Thursday evening, about half
past eight q clock, fire was discovered
in the frame building at the n. j. Rub
Der Works in this city. north of the
main building, i'll which was stored II
large quantity of clippings, &c. The
fire spread rapidly and the building
was soon destroyed 1t also ignited
two frame buildings to the west of il.
i'll which was some very valuable
machinery. used for the manufacture
of tires, mating, etc. The buildings
We're badly damaged and the machi-
merry somewhat injured by fire and
water.
Our entire fire department was
speedily ON the ground and did splend-
id service, which was supplemented
by the powerful force pump in the
mill which threw great streams on the
burning buildings.
Within half hour the fire was got
ten under control.
1t was probably caused by spontan-
cons combustion.
The loss is estimated at $4,000 ON
buildings and stock and $4,000 on
machinery, which is covered by insnr-
anee.
The fire will temporarily throw ten
or twelve hands out of employment,
but the large majority of those employ
ed in the burned buildings have been
transferred to other quarters and the
work is going on.
As soon as the plans can be arranged,
new buildings will be put up in plnee
of those destroyed
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-10-27

The Democrats of Camden county
who are not III accord with the Lender
ship of Willinm !. Thompson, and who
became throughly Disguised nj the
manner in which the recent Demo
cratic County Convention was con
ductcd have organized nm Independ
ent Democratic party, and hive taken
the title of the Camden County Domo-
cracy The new organization circnln-
ted petition and obtained the sigma
lures of 21s voters, in which they
nominated the following county ticket ::
Surrogate, MarsheI G. Stevens, of
Merchantvillc ; Assembly, Christopher
$. Magrath, First ward, Camden !;
benjamin Meloney, Sixth ward, and
DR.. William A, Wescott, Of Berlin.
The petition il signed by ex-Judges
Pancoast, Wescott, Carrow Il. H. Vim
ton, George D. Borton, and others,
who have been known ms the "silk
stocking wing of the party
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-10-27

ion shows that the people are again
exposed to danger
II was Pidcocll' $ control in the Coun-
ty Convention which defeated Senator
kuhl and prevented his denomination
II was pidceek's fine hand which
showed when John Il. Foster Of Read
ington township, was nominated for
Senator.
This is not Fosters first effort in
politics He was Greenhaeker, but
failed to secure an office or following
He became Il Prohihitionist and Jared
no better In 1891 he was nominated
as Populist and ran against Judge
kuhl, who was the regular Democratic
candidate. In his canvass Foster de
nomced the Democrats but he did not
succeed in defeating Judge kuhl; in
fact, Fosters total vote in the county
was only l53 all told, including his
own. Now he comes out rs Demo
erat, veneorod for this occasion by
Nelse Pidcock.
by electiug Mr.. Reading the people
will secure n representative in the Sc
nate whose interests are the same as
those Of every other resident Of this
county who wants good government
and hetterment They will get man
whose ability has been tried and not
found wanting; man who will have n
voice in the caucus of the dominant
party; man who has never been turn
coat man who can and will render
able and elective service for Hunter
don County. ~
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-10-27

The C. f. Society of the Presbyterian
Church of this city will hold its meet
ing ON Friday evening, at 80. 0gilvie
Mission Band.
The c. Z. Society Of the Baptist
Church will also hold its meeting ON
Friday evening, at 80 Subject
Trust Christ-for what. Tim. ::
LIZ Led by Miss Grace Pierson
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-10-27

The postponement of last Saturday s
football game was n great disappoint-
ment to a large number of people who
had counted upon seeing the game,
and SO this week they and many more
will be glad to come up to the base ball
grounds and see the same players
struggle for victory
The "All Trenton is strong aggre-
CATION and it will take hard work and
lots of encouragement tomake the boys
win.
Game called ut $50 and ms the OPP
ponents come by train. there is not
likely to he any cause for delay.
Some of the future games SO far
scheduled are Pennington. North
End and West End tTrenton,) and
DoNlestown
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-10-27
something New.

Dir. FALboN makes speciality of us
ing Artificial Enamel, new plastic of
exceptional hardness He also re-
commonda it in weak teeth also to
patients who prefer white filing to
gold, ms it will outwoHr several ordi-
nary cement or white filings