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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-21
Geiflidlrr unb Sun Suan.

9errp, OH., 20. Sept. - Sin
iunger N}etbobiitenprebiger s. 80.
8roabus nit Namen. bat bier ben Ser
fu6 gemadt, bic 17zidbrige 5armersz
tp9ter SilIie 6eenun 81 entfiibren.
9as 9Gr6en purbe jeDO4 uuf Der
Sylu6t BON Silie's 8ater eingsbolt,
Der ben b0sartigen SeelfOrger auf Der
Ste1e nieberI9oB. 8roaOus lit les
bensgefd6rli9 perpunDet. 4uf elmer
DGrpedungsz "@eriammIung bate Der
Paitpr, nG6renb er Die W}enge our 8u=
BE unp ltmfe6r ermabnte, nit Der llnz
I9ulb pom 2anbe gsliebGugelt unO iie
bet60rt. Siqie mar 6ereiI, it4 BON
bem 8eliebten entfii6ren gu ldfen,
bod bes @aters 5linte ma4te benz
Ss4telme4tel elm jdbes @nbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-21
6trhltwCtter III Wnntanf.

SaIoige @ntfernung De5 ReItes Der
5ruppen bon bort piinf9ens=
pertb. - 9eneral 06eeler's @mz
pfeblungen.
9}ep 0ort, 20. Septembsr. -
Sn 2lnbstra4t Der nod INNER offenen
6rage, Of Die fir Gu6d unD 9orto
3icO beItimmte 3. 3. i'm Camp Witoff
befinoli9e Standardization Bis gu
i3rer 8srpenOung in 8eItinbien i'm
Eager BEL W2ontaut 6leiben 1ou, 6at
8eneral 0beeler gsitern in Der 2eben5>
rettungS Station BEL Oit9zPlains
ItattItii4es Wfateriul ii6ar bic Wetter=
9eo6u6tungen jener @egsno geiam=
melt unD bafelbe o6re peitere5 @Dmz
mentar na4 8aIbington geTanbt. Sc
neral Q8beeler 6at babel feItgefeQt, Oub
W}ontautS9pint ale 3pei Sabre i'm
9erbit BON 6eftigen Stiirmen 6aimges
iu6t piro, unter benen Die Sruppen i'm
Eager fart 3u tei0en bGtten. Sn ben
milOen Sa6ren lei bic 0ur6i6nittSz
Semperatur an Der &uIte so @rab, in
Dan 14lehten Sa6ren bagegen nur 40
@raO. 0as gsgenpdrtige Sa6r lei iez
o06, penn bic Grfa6rung ni4t triige,
dls elm gutes gu betr1hten, 10 odB Die
8itterung cine i'm 2tQgemeinen GIN
itige fein Oiirfte.
0agsgsn peiIt @eneral @6eeler uuf
einen anberenllmitano bin, Der fir bic
iOfortige @ntfernung Der 8apauerie
Iprift. Gr meint nGmli6, baB man
f&lieBlih bod gen0t6igt iein piirOe,
Die Sruppen Der 8Glte pe9en nah atz
nem iiiDli9en Eager gu transFeriren.
e6e tie na4BeItinDien eingeI4ifft per>
ben. 0iroe man Iie jeBt balD na4
Dem Siiben ienben, 10 t0nnten Die
W&anrI6uften unb 9fsrbe Ii4 rd4 Den
Strapu3en bes llmquartierens ainigs
@ofen i'm Iiioli9en Eager er6olen,
ebe Iie pon Neuem auf6rec6en miiBten.
8eiieBe man iie jeOpd DorlGufig i'm
Camp 8itoff, 10 tDnrte e8 leidt pafz
Iiren, DaB bic 3ruppsn 1pGter, taum
i'm Iiibli9en Eager angetommen, Die
MarI9orber na6 Guba, reip. 8orto
4ico er6ielten, poOur6 lie binter eli
nanDer groBen Strupa5.n uu5geieBt
pdren.
Der Sransportz9umpfsr yRoumdz
nia" fu6r gsitern nit 900 Mann pom
16. uno 400 Wann DOm 8. SSStfanteriez
Reqiment BON MpntuufzYoint ub. Die
3ruppen gefen nd66untspiQe. 8.ei3z
5eitig DerlieB 9atterie j bes 5. 2(rtillez
riez8tqiments oas Eager unD tebrte
nad i6rsr Station in Sort 6amiltOn
3uriid.
Der 0ampfer ,SbinnscOd' tebrte
geItern @ormittag BON Nen=2ort 3uz
rid unO nabm iofOrt nieOer 800 9az
tisnten an 8prb. nit benen er QbenO5
pieoar n19 @ptbam u6fu6r.
Sm 8an5en befinotn Ii6 3. 3. np6
1896 Mann i'm Eager, einf6IisBlitA
Der &ranfen in ben Qa3aretbsn. 6eute
i'm oas 3. 8apaQsries8egiment ndA
Sort @than 2(lIan, 8t., abgS6en. 2yn
tiir3eIter 3eit piro oann nur no6 Die
Gingunq5 erpd6nte &dbdQtrie O;Oiz
inn i'm QnnPr 5Pin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-21
gEiehrr cine IaRenueraittuna.

miles, MSi6.. 20 septem6er. -
Sn 9luinpeu, 2aagun GountD, Tiro
40 Perionen in 6olge Oes 9snufes
pon conIerDirtem RinDfIeiI9 gelegentz
lid zines &ir6enba3ars erfranft, unO
bier OeuIelben tperben, tpie Die Qer3te
ertldren, ni6t bapon fommen. 0ds
6leiih. Del6es gelegentli4 zines SOu=
pers dufgetf6t nurDe, mar in 8ii6e
len psrpadt. Sine unterIu9ung ipll
itattfiFoen, um feit5uiteqen, ob oda
6leiia an uHo fir ii6 pep0or6en mar,
oDsr Ub Is burh bic Qrt unb Detie
bes @iRma6ens DeroDr6en purDe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-21
Sic 6ruBlugr Der ,,Cbh TcIups. "

8oiton, 20. Septem6er. - Die
oSpuperGne 8rpBloge De5 undb6Gngiz
gen Oroens Der ODoz6eIops, 1T ieBt
bier in SiBung. Sbre WtitglieDer
puroen pom General 2(ppIeton, pom
Stabe Oe5 am @ri6einen Osr6inOerten
@oupsrneur5 Dolcott, Il. pom U}apor
SoIia6 QuincD in Der Stabt piItoms
men qeEeiBen. Der y8runD Sire" be-
ri8tete BON ben erfreuli1en 6orti6ritz
ten bes SrDen5 unD odDOn, OuB Elm
Utitqlieo ioqur 56on bdrum eriuht,
OrOen5logen uuf ben 8bilippinen in'5
Qe6en gu rufen. 2(us bem 8eri6te bes
8rOBzSetretGrs s. 5rant @runt ging
6erDOr, ooB Der Oroen ieBt So 8rOBs
loqen, II ,223 QoQeu, 1896 Re6eccas
Qoqen unD 2683 Gntampments 3Gbls.
Die 2ogen 6a6en 814,339, bic Gnz
campments 127691 un6 Die 8e6eccas
Qogen 297691 N}itglieoer.
Der GonDent entIanbte an PrdItz
bent M2c&inleD einen telegrap6iIdsn
9lifpun16 CUR glorrei6en 9eenbis
gung bes &riege5 unO 2l6enb5 fanb Elm
ganfett Ttatt, ouf neIfgm 8unDssz
Senator QoDge cine 2lnipra6e belt,
in nel9er er ba5 Sob bes YrdiiOenten
Mc&inleD in alien IondrteH lang.
Die @roBloge erndflte in i6rer beus
tigen GiBung 6rn. 2tIfreo 9. Pins
ferton aus 8orceiter gum n8ran0a
@ire" uno 6eI6loB, ibre nddite Sa6s
resTiBung in Detroit. Y}i4o ob3u6aIz
ten.
3um ,0sputD 8rano Sire" nuroe
u. G. Gable aus O6io, gum @roBsSez
tretdr 5. 6rant 9ront aus Baltimore,
Mo., uno gum 8rOB : S61Bmeiiter
Ri6arO N}udle aus P6ildOelp6ia err
pd6lt.
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ScltamentsbnllI lItrrfers= Vrrtauf


fuertbppIIen 9rune;nsfreien &iaeHtbume
on Der
SIeufaGde Der 6rartGinz une SGipers StraHe
beegen,
;u eem TGchldiie ccS perfforbenen
Sames WcM1dbon sebprtg,
no berieIbe eE ausgeoshntes SptrituoiensGeidaf
ilbrfe.
Werner SaserbduS uHo gScbnuHsen
an Ger &ndfefte Ger Saiper Sirase.
@adtsGisentbum
Rr. 400, sSeffs EranfItn Strafe'
baraH areHScno.
@rpFes 2daer prm
ausaeieicbnetcn Zpiritucien. 1Seinen. Srarz
fies. Nusfidttuugeu etc,
Nferee, SSasen, SutidDe II. I. no,
an.
9tenffaa, f. Cttpber I IS9S, ,Sprmittass L O ubr
oil Crt une SteIIe.
sidbere gusFuHt n,rb ertheilt pom Der
SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANY,
non Baltimore, 5efameutsponitreferiu.
glr. l3, Soutb- Stra6e;
.. u. airfIane, guttiouator,
C25R, ,9,o3,6,S,9gj goiu'SuiIoins.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-21
Gus Cuba.

Der g2ot6Itanb i'm Snneren Der SSnIel.
- Die Gonfis3irung os5 8iebs
ouf 8ef.bl Des 8eneralzGapitdas
8ldntp.
6upuna, 20. Sept. - Gontrsz
2lOmiral 2ui5 9aItor 2anOero, Gapiz
tan De5 6afen5, pet6er uripriingli9
gum 0litglieo Der ipanii4en 8du=
mung5z@ommtiiiOn ernannt porOen
mar, lit pegen &ranfIeins Dur9 QO=
mirul U}anterola erIeBt pproen uno
reiIte 6eute na9 Spanien a6.
Senor 6ernanbe5 De GaItro, Gioilz
8ouDerneur BON 6apana, lit unpdBli9
uno tann ni4t auf 1einem 8iireau erz
i6einen.
9eneralsGapitGn 8ldncp bat angea
orbnet, baB Die @onfistation Oes peniz
gen nod auf Der Sniel por6anOensa
8iebs in Der Brooin3 Matan3as eingez
itsGt perben iou, neil oieIel6e ii3 bort
als 3oDeSfpB fir ale Seloarbeiten gu
erpeiIen orp6t. Sine d6nli6e W2aB@
na6me lit audi in Der BrODin3 Pindr
Def 3io uno anoeren 9ropin3en Drinz
genb ge6oten, no Our6 Den W}angel an
S6fen bic @rnten entpeoer auf Den
6eloern gu 9runbe gegdngen IinO oOer
Das @in6simien Der grnten ie6r Oerz
3Dgert pprDen 1T.
Geri6te aus Dem Snnern Der Sn!el
befagen, DdB 6OipitGler auf Dielen
2unDgiitern erri6tet pprbsn unb in
mebreren gr0Bsren unb tleineren Orten
llnteritiiBungs Gomite'n gum 8eIten
Der cu6dniI6en 3ruppen. bic ii4 in eiz
nem traurigen 3uitanoe bsfinOen, or
gcniiirt DorOen IinO,
Spanier mini den 8erIG n
9erung Der RGumungSz
6rtIt
Die ameritoniI4sn 3dumun8sz
GommiIIGre baben Die &sgierung in
Wa1bin8ton OaOon informirt, oaB ip1z
niI6erieits Das 8:iu9 geIteut pOrOsn
iit, Die 6riit our 3dumung bon @ubd
Bis gum 28.5ebruar aus3uoe6nen. Die
jpunii4en gommiiiGre buben Darauf
6ingspieien, Dab Die 9ampfer Der ipdS
MID trar5atlantii6sn GeIell!d6aft
ni6t i'm Stanbe iein piiroen, a6sr Die
me6r, ais 100000 8erionen Don Gu6a
nuh Spdnien 5urid gu trdnspprtiren
Gs pGren psnigIten5 100 0ampfer
npt6IpsnOig, um in 3lpei &unDfdbrten
ben gepaltigen Sran3pprt gu betperfz
IteQisen. Selbit penn Dieie 2n3abl
BON 0ampfern geIi6ert parben t0nnte,
70 puroe Die GinIfiffung Der Srup=
pen. Geamten etc. Die 3dumung um
me6r, ais einen N}Dndt ber30gern.
Die amerifaniI6en GommiFGre traz
ten gaItern 3ufummen, um Die RGuz
ungssMetbooe gu Oistutirsn. sic
Iino bur6au5 niht nit Dem 1paniIdan
9ori6lag, nit Der GGumung i'm 0fz
lien S6sil Der Sniel gu Beginner. elm
perftanDen, ba9aOand nit !ejnsn tut6z
tigen 8ermaItungs 0epartements 5us
srIt unter bic gontrple Der dmsritaniz
Zen ga60rDen tpmmsn Ipllte.
8eitern 8ormittag tpurOen bic fpa>
nii6en Gommifdre in elmer gtote auf
Die Notbpenoigteit elmer 8sf9leuniz
9ung Der Rdumung 6ingepieien. @s
purOe burin 6etOnt, OdB cine iolfe in
Spunien's sigenem Sntersfe Iiege. neil
Die ltntsrbaltung Der2trmes, fir peIfe
es ouf Guba feline 8erpenbung me6r
babe, inn enorme Summen toIte.
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3ua ben Sob Der GrblinOnng Dor.

@eIl8bitle, g., 20. Sept. -
Marp McSpeenep, p Sabre at, DOR
guIt@2iDerpool, beging in Der 8obs
nunq ibrer S6peiter, 6rau 90. Bro
oerit pon bier, geitern Ssl6itmorb
Our6 8ergiftung. 9a8 MdOfen bate
ben Qe6ensmut6 Darloren, neil Elm
Optiter ibr gegeniber erfldrt bate,
OaB er fir tire i4pa6en 2ugsH njats
fun frnnp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-21
9rppi6en, Srltu6, 9innlrums &c.

gu fibreH, nm iOpobl bic in Der ubcren, ipie uutes
rem Staot nobnenoeu Runosu 5uireoeu gu itelen
Oesbub lit unicr gei6dit ous an guntioittn ecs
ltg6ne.
llnisr 2aben lit Elm ousi6lisblbcs Seppi6 G,c=
ibdit uno i'm Stanoe, Dem G5eidmad glQer an cnt=
ipredtn, Die f6 nu9 5uBboOsn=9cleo umie6en
Spre9en Sic bel uus Dor unO bcrcibcrn Sic i6
our0 oen6tufdut ju untereu Sta t=YreiiSn
Sertaut Der gelummten 8orrdtbe pom Wtuitsru Oes
lsBten Serbies 3u reoujirten 9rciien.
Sfr. 4O3 uno 4O5, S.=Saltimurcftr.
(Septl6, lWD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-21
O. g. Griffith & Coup,
9eppiGlz MGnOrer.

9gr MAIDEN Sic aui bic Sbatiadbe Gufmtltidm,
baB micr geiddft i9 in Der untcrcn StaOt
befinoct, uaO OemeemdB ofisrirsn mir unitre 8aas
rem 3u nm nteren Yreiien.
g9r inO gelWungen, Elm GrObes unO rei@baltigcs
HDr mn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-21
b tttpn. I t

Sur5ran3tsco, o, 20. Sept. -
TreuDe unO Subel berri4t unter ben
MannI4aften Der fiinf 6reipiGIigen>
8egimenter, Die SrOre CUR @ini4ifs
furq na6 Manila er6alten BADEN. Die
Solodten iino frOb, oaB Ods 0oe Ga
oerle6en fir Iie nun 81 @noe. 8enez
raj W2iler piro Die 8uItungen CUR Q6=
fa6rt m0gli4it bei3Leunigen uTo err
purtet, ouB man inn oas Gommanoo
Der neuen Expedition ii6ertra8en piro.
Die rumerii6e StGrte Der fitrf 9ez
simenter be5ifFert Ii6 pie folgt: l. 8ez
giment bon Sennehee 1886. 20. Regi>
ment BON &anIds 1901, 81. Reqiment
BON Soma 1851, 1. Regiment BON
8aibington 1906, Retruten fir oas 2.
Regimsnt Dor Oregon 300 uno l 3D.
tdillon oes 2. 8unoe5 "Snfduterte9Rez
giments. 400, 5uiammen 1856 g}dnh.
0as 6. urO Z. 3egimsnt bon @dli@
fornien. Die BEIGE nod i'm Eager auf
Der PrsiiOio Reierodtion fampiren,
peroen ben aIiatiI6en 8riegsi6uuz
pluB pp6l ni4t gu ieben 6etOmmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-21
&Dn ben Ybilippinen.
slnsriffe Der Sninrgenten auf
Gebn unO SlOIlo.
AmrrifnniidJe rnO britii9e Griegss
ibiifr abgei6ift.
Sic 0bilippinus iuerhcn &efrnten
fir ibrc 9lrmee AT.

Sine beubi9tigte 9emopittotion Der
2trbeiter Don Bilbao gegen Qomiz
raj Gerpera.-8lanco's 8eT9perz
Den gegen Oas cubunii6e &abinet.
q - 6er6e 8ritit 6es 6er3ogs BON
Setuun geaen Ous &abinet Saga
fla. - 9repfus ion i4on Dor 5pei
sSo6ren Don Der 3eufelss sSniel entz
flofen iein uno It9 in Siio 2lmez
rita dufbalten. - 8eneraI 3urIinz
Den pieoer gum MiiitGr @uuberz
neur BON 9aris ernannt. - 80niz
gin 8il6eImine er0ffnst Die 9enez
ralitdaten.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-11-24

tion. duly fled in the Clerks once Of the County
OF Monmouth aforesaid, bounded and described
80 follows, 70 wits-BeR innings q point or stake
10 the Southerly line Of Tenth avenue, IS laid
down on the Aforesaid plan Of lots, distant Que
hundred aud nifty feet, l50ft., westerly from the
southe1ly att right angle to said Tenth avenue
aud along the westerly line Of lot number nine
teen hundred aBd forty-two, one hundred an4
htty feet, $50 IT,, to the rear line OF lot number
twenty hundred and forty-three. No. 2043 I;
thence, g, westerly at right angle TO the last
mentioned course, and along said rear line ef
said lot number twenty hundred and forty-thrse
nifty ieet, so IT,. TO tue casteflY line OF lot number
nineteen hundred and forty-f0ur, 1914; thence
D. northerly At right angle TO the last-meutioned
course aud slon tie said easterly line OF lot
umber nineteen hundred and iorty-four, one
hundred and hlty feet, $50 IT,. to the said sOuth-
efly line Of Teuth avenue, and thence, s. easterly
At right angle 10 the last mentioned course
and slong ssid sontnerly lineo Tenth avenue
fifty feet, 80 it,, to the place OF beginning Being
the same premises conveyed 10 the said William s..
Yard BY William II Yard by deed dated June 27,
1887 recordedin the Monmouth County Clerks
office IN Book 423 CT Deeds, page 537, &c.
No. 54.-Also the one-quafter OF Que share OF
proprietary iDterert in the Eastern Division Of
the State Of New Jersey, which was conveyed to
the said William b Yard DF James II. Tichenor by
deed dated April 20, 1875, aud recorded IN tne
surveyor Generals Office at Perth Amboy, III
ok A. b. IL Of deeds tor said ONCE on page 500.
Seized as the property OF William =. Yard, de-
feudast- at the suit of The Trenton Truss aud
CgAs. e. GUMMERE.
Master in Chzncery,
1872 East State st.,
JAMES BUcHANoE, Sol'r. Trenton, n. j..
$i20.60
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-11-24

Prince Victor Duleep Singh is, it is
said. about to resign his commission in
the First Royals, in which he is a cap
tain. It is interesting to note that the
stringent rule dsbarring Eurasians
from holding commissions in the Brit
ish army was relaxed in the case OF
the son of Duleep Singh The eomis-
stoned ranks Of the army are supposed
to be open to competition by all Brit
ish subjects, but there is a rule that
all candidates must be British born or
naturalized British subjects or Euro
pean birth and parentage, and the
greatest precautions are taken to en-
force this condition, even color and
skull formation of candidates being ex-
amined by the medical officers with a
view to discovering any trace of nom
European origin The greatest pos
sible care is taken on this point by
the medical board before which every
candidate who proves successful at the
educational examination is required TO
attend. But under favorable conditions
il is possible for an Eurasian candidate
TO get through If his color does not
betray him for his father may have
been British with an ordinary British
name and that being so he might pos
sibly have been born in England in
which case there would be little to raise
suspicion If the doctors failed to trace
his suspicion if the doctors failed to
trace his origin. A strict examination
of birth certificates is also made both
as to place Of birth and as to the origin
of any name which is not palpably Brit
ish. in order to prevent any candidate
OF Asiatic or Eurasian extraction en-
tering the army.-London Court Jour-
nal
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-11-24

The Kaiser is military man from
crown to foot. His numerous ward
robes contain only five suits of multi,
mostly made in Vienna. Like most Ger
man officers, he never looks well in
them. He never wears an evening
dress suit. He has particular Abneig-
ung against the swallow-tail. which re-
minds him of the somber surroundings
of a funeral This unconquerable OBJ
lection is accountable for an imperial
regulation ordaining that wherever
possible courtiers and guests shall wear
the frock coat a L Anglais; otherwise
the newly introduced court dress is de
rigeur. The black swallowtail is thus
fast being forced out OF German court
circles. Umbrellas are his pet aversion
he never possessed one in his life
and as to sticks, they are usually the
cheapest he can buy. His rifles are
under the special care of the Leibjager
and are kept in special cupboard A
remarkable feature of this collection is
the hunting sticks which his majesty
has cut with his own hand while out
hunting or received as presents during
his expeditions from gentry and peas
antry alike.
The Kaiser's wardrobes occupy a
suite of FIVE rooms in the old castle at
Berlin. They are massive and of oak.
In the middle of one of the rooms is a
large table for spreading out the uni
forms. There is a sixth room in which
small repairs are undertaken. Here a
tailor is permanently employed, for
Kaiser Wilhelm does uotathrow away
clothes until they are well worn. He
keeps about eighteen pairs of white
military gloves in use. These are
cleaned and repa red from time to time.
The glover receives small yearly sum
for his services Each pair is supposed
to have a certain life" Should the
leather show any defect. it is returned
to the unlucky glover, with a pre-
emptory demand for an explanation
When a suit is ordered woe to the
tailor should 1t not fit like a glove,
though a try on" is never permitted.
Directly suit has been taken of it is
returned to the wardrobe and there
subjected to the closest scrutiny. The
orders and decorations are kept in an
iron safe and represent in value about
1900, 600 marks.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-11-24
OUR GRAND OFFER


concluded III
to ther u
viii sell samples NJ
viii ship, O. d.
the
value. X Xiu
single double % 1gh grade pec price on
S>O0So1a1IA proeEes.
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striped
Do You Want Cheap Wheels
ar make san dst onea little
- sI
Wheels Slightly Used, Modern Types $500 to SI2oe.
=
The J. l. Mead Cyce Co, Chicago
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-11-24
NEW JERSEY SUPREME COURT
1ue New Jersey Building
Loan aud Investment UPON CONTRACT.
Company,
Us Attachment
Ann Stoddart

Notice is hereby given that writ Of attachment
issued out OF the Suprem Court Of Judicature oi
the State OF New Jersey. against the rights aud
credits, moneys and effects. goods and ehattels
lands and tenemen t, of Ann Stoddart non-resi-
dent debtor at the suit OF the New Jersey Bailding
Loan and Investment Company, inan action upon
the first day of November, instant 1ses1 hath been
returned by the Sheriff OF the County Of Mon
mouth; and unless the said Ann Stoddart shall ar-
pear and givs special bail and receive declaration
at the suit of the plaintiff Judgment will be en-
tered against her, and the property attached dis
posed of agreeably to law.
BARTON HUTCHINSON. Attorney.
WILLIAM RIKER, Jr,, CLERK.
Dated Novemb mber 2ud. 1898. $5.z0
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-11-24


Special
Daily camera., 1898-12-26

the tradeesnlyn's $ baskets, which vary in
size, but are never a full Scriptural
quart. Fruits and vegetables should
be sold here as they are abroad, by the
weight. instead of by measure.
After ham has been boiled, and be-
fore getting entirely cold, it will be
found a good plan to wrap around it a
long strip of thin, old muslin. tying 1t
on with. string. This may be turned
back as fast as the ham is sliced, while
in the meanwhile it keeps the edible
from the intrusion of would-b familiar
flies.
To prepare nasturtium seeds for
pickles or capers remove the stems and
let them stand in salted water over
night. Pack in small bottles and cover
with boiling vinegar. If preferred
spices and a little sugar may be added
Ribbons and silks may be clcansed
and freshened by washing in naphtha,
while grease spots on the mcSt delicate
fabrics may be removed by sponginS
the spot,in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Star.
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FOR THE ECUSEEOLD.
ing to MHtISrs o. Interest to
the House wife

There are a few speciai points in
greasing waffle iro-s that are well for
the novice to bear in mind. Put the
irons over the fire until hot on each
side, then rub both griddIes with
piece, of salt pork or suet en- FORK. or
a s,itaof butter or sweet drirpings tied
in "a clean cloth The heat viii melt
the butter and let it run through the
cloth. Close the griddIes and reverse.
| which will allow the fat to run evenly
over them. Pnt the batter into the
center of the waffle iron ever the fire.
cover and cook moment on one side.
turn and cook. q little longer Oh the
other.
A d-0f right,nastur1lums is con
slant delight from various points OF
h view. While always ornamental the
.nasturdium }eaves- blossoms and seeds
are appetizingly edible AS we'll The
leaves. sprinkled lightly with salt and
spread between thin slices of bread
and buttrr, are among the daintiest @
sandwiches for the picnic basket OF
the afternoon tea. The blossoms are
delicious IL a sagad with French dress
ing. while the seeds. gathered when
small and green. before the inner ker-
mel has become hard, are admirable
substitutes for capers or welcome ad-
dition to any mixed pickle.
A brown or gray linen skirt that has
become stained OF spotted may be
freshened and restored to eminent re-
spectability by soaking for few
hours and washing in a decoc-
tion of hay tea. If the cured hay is not
at hand. a few handfuls of grass cut
from the lawn and dried may be used.
| Put it in a kettle of cold water, and
steep for an hour on the back of the
range. Strain and soak and wash the
skirt This may alter the original
| color little, making it more the tint
! OF the grass cloth, but it IS pretty and
effective in disposing Of the spots and
stains.
The pretty English fashion of hang
ing portraits all down the sides of the
staircase is obtaining following
among Americans as well. One young
American matron who has spent much
time abroad and who is a great admir-
er of the good English queen, has her
staircase lined with 80 prints of her
! majesty taken al varying ages.
Whether truly patriotic American
would find equal pleasure sn a row OF
| the presidents of the United States is
question that ADMITS of doubt from
an esthetic standpoint at least
1t is customary with real "Vir-
| ginny" cook to boil whole ham at a
time until nearly tender, and then slice
! from that for broiling or frying to
serve with eggs. Hams CO strips OF
bacon that are to be kept on hand dur
! ing the summer are rubbed all over out
side with'a thin coating of hickory
ashes to prevent mold or rust.
In following recipes for the canning
and preserving of fruit, it should be
remembered that quart of fruit must
| be measured in quart measure. not III
Daily camera., 1898-12-26
A Clever Trick.

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really no trick about it. Anybody Car
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Kidneys, Malaria or nervous troubles
We mean he can cure himself righ'
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acts as stimulant to Liver and Kidneys
is blood purifier and nerve tonic. II
cures Constipation. Headache. Painting
Spells, Sleeplessness and Melancholy
II is purely vegetable, mild laxative,
and restores the system to its natural
vigor. Try Electric Bitters and be con
vinced that they are miracle worker
Every bottle guaranteed. Only soc. a
bottle at Streamer's Drug Store.
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Millions Given - wa Y

It's certainly gratifying to the pub
lie to know of ore concern n the land
who are mot afraid to be generous TO the
needy and suffering. The proprietors
of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
Coughs and Colds, have given
away over ten million trial bottles Of
this great medicine; and having the sat
islactisn of knowing 1t has absolutely
cured thousands of hopeless cases
Asthma, Brononltls, Hoarseoess and al
diseases of the Throat Chest and Lungs
are surely cured by it. Call on Stream
er's Drug Store and geta trial bottle free
Regular size SOC. and 81. Every bottle
guaranteed, or price refunded.
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Price Is cents per box. For sale by
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