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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-09-21
GIRLS TO BAKE BREAD.
Prize OF IS FOR the Fest Loaf at
ST. MichaeTs.

Club were organized last night under the
direction Of the Rev. Father McDermott.
They discussed plans for a good social
season. They have charge of the club
house every Thursday evening.
One of the novelties will be a bread
baking contest. This viii be held on De-
cember 20. The young lady who bakes the
best loaf of bread will receive a s. gold
piece offered by Father MeDermott.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-09-21
WRECK AT BAyoRNNE,

The Philadelphia express on the N. J.
Central was wrecked near the. West
Eighth street station, Bayonne, yester-
day. One man was slightly injured by
a splinter Of glass. Other passengers
escaped with shaking up.
The accident was caused by a pin in
the truck of one of the cars breaking,
causing the truck to collapse. The train
split in two and two of the four coaches
composing it left the track. Half the
road was blocked for some time.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-09-21
DIED.

HALSEY-Mrs Hannahritte HaIsey,
mother of Captain T. p. c. Halsey of
Jersey City, N. j.
on Saturday, September %, at two r. NJ.
Carriages meet all trains.
KOSTER-On Thursday, September 20,
1900, Herman Roster, aged thirty-fvo
years.
No. 2S1 Grand street, on Sunday, Septem-
Der %, at one p. M.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-09-21
ARM CAUGHT IN MACHINERY.

Charles Smith, thirteen years old. Of
No. 15s Steuben street, while at work in
Lorillard's tobacco factory. at the foot of
Warren street, had his left arm caught in
the machinery, slightly injuring it, He
was removed to st. Franciss Hospital in
the patrol wagon.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-09-21
THE FREMONT HousEWARAIAG.
Mckinley and Bryan Compared BY
the Speeches.

The Fremont Club in connection with its
regular business meeting last night, held
a house warming in its elegantly fur
nisned headquarters in Scibner's Hall, No.
cal speeches were made on the issues of
campaign from a Republican standpoint
Assistant Prosecutor Van Winkle did
net think that any ratis q man could be
tnduced 70 decll;se for an I'M
certainty. He aeefe41 ..s4L the Dcmes
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-09-21
Hartnett's Thernaon
MArrERs oFElcr

New Jerseys best -four costs 25e. more
per barrel than ordinary flour, but worth
Cleary Co.'S stores, Greene and Monfgom-
cry streets.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-09-21
MULLIcAN GUARDS TO MEET.

The Mulligan Guards will meet at their
headquarters, Sixth and Grove Streets
Sunday afternoon.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-09-21
WEATHER INDICATIONS

NEW YORK, Sept. 21, 1s0o-F'orecast
for thirty-six hours ending at p. M.,. on
Saturday Tonight showers; fair and
cooler Saturday; wind southwest to north
west.
Harxnett's TherromexrioaI 9annrt
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-09-21

Your best frierd can give you no better ad-
vice than this: For impure blood bad stona-
acn and weak nerves take Hoods Earsa-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-08
oSnaem6nrgi(6es.
Dereiniete Staaten.

ueber cine primisfeisr Bel Rep.
Oeder. entnebmen mir benz ,Grceliipr"
Solsenoes:
- Sn Der bieiigen ct. 4ntpniuss
Stride feierte am lebten Spnntaa Der
neugepeibte prieiter bo9n. Sr. @eprs
q. Sduslsr unter 4iiiiten5 Der bohp.
Serren pfarrer u. s.. Seder, 9.
Sraubt uno Sol. Ritser feline Yrimia.
Die 5eitprebist belt Der bp6p. Serr
prpfefor Or. Selingsr bon ct.
Srancis. Oils Gersmoniar funairts
Der Seminariit 4nt. 2auer, ais
Sburiferare bic Seminariitsn Sob.
Serbit unb 4nt. 9eier, SDbne Der Sc
meinpe. Der bo9p. Serr Seminare
Hettor S. &ainer, iopie bic bo6p.
!Serrsn u. Sein3ler (Gbicaso), $. Iies
baus, Prpf. 9oral unb prpf. pierron
(St. Srancis), Sd. Soeller, s. q.
S6ilb, g.. u. S6leier, unb @nbere,
pobnten sleihfdls Der Seier BEL. Dim
Ra6mittds, na6 Der feierliden @ss=
per, fanb in Der @ersinsbaIe cine i60=
ne peltlide Seier itatt, nobel Der
bo9ip. primisiant bon ben pielen
Sreunoen uno 8erpanbten (popon
einise peitber, iosar bon Buffalo,
%. g., Mbdnp, Minn., gbsiter, Su.,
etc, etc. setommeE tparsn) piele itDne
unb pertbpOlle @ei6ente erbielt. Iu6
mir piiniden benz bp6p. Srn. SGuss
Ter elm langes. iegensreiGes Wirten i'm
Gutenberg bes Serrn!
Die o6 10. Serren s.. Wiames
unb s. g. 8rome iino, einem Briefe
bes eriteren an bo9n. Srn. 8urbadl
aufolse, poblbebalten in Heapel eiuaez
trpffen unb obne 4ufentbalt nah HOm
peiterssreiit, no iie cine Wo6e gu bleis
ben geba4ten, um bann ibrsr alien
Ssimatb einen Yeiu9 ab3ultattsn.
= Bon S6leilinserpiae i6reibt uns
infer 2anbsmann bo6p. Serr pfars
rer 8. s.. Welbss bstreffs Der WaQs
fabrten na9 benz Maria Silfs Berg:
nOie erits Jeierli6teit auf benz .Mde
rio Silfs 8erse" (Solp pin fir bieIss
Sabr finpet ftatt am Seite nMaria
Silf", ben 20. Mdi. Oas feierli6s
Sofamt besinnt I'm 104 ubr.
Wtan pirb sebeten, pdbrenb Der Obs
peienbeit bes boftp. Srn. s. u. 9er-
tram in alien @nselesenbsiten bstrsffs
Der psrldiebsnsn Getli9teiten unb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-08
saar, Woisl, GiieI n,lo 6nnsrad.

Srter, 81. Mdrs. Der bodfp'Re
Ser 8if9of bat beute Morgen in Der
9ohen Oomfirde folgenben Serren
Siatonen Die beilise YrieIteripeibe err
tbeilt: Sob. Bad, @rbprf; Mi6asI
9ates, Sbolep; Satob 8aiteen gu.
bert, 9oGem; Matb. Yolig, @intez
rid; Matb. Berg, Nittsl; Serb.
9reuer, @fen; Mat6. 9u6bola,
8ransoorf; 4ntpn gonen, Wiltinqen;
4nton Goroie, S6leiopeiler; Hitoiaus
Ouplan9, Gru9ten; 9altb. Gder,
ReupieO; Gilbert 5uGs, @oblens;
Sob. @reber, Weniseratb; Yeter !Sams
mes, Srisr; Mi9ael 9slb, !Sabi9eio;
Soiepb Soff Sroisborf; 0eter Soiepb
Sunslas, 8irfus; Serm. Sol. Sumter,
8enoorf; Sob. &anbsls, aorbduIen;
Deter &emmer, 2inserbabn; pster
&obn, SrI9olS; 9eonbaro 2ubpiab,
gblen3; peter 4ueuit NGdsl, Mdps
i6ob; Matb. Neu, 8Dltlingsn; Safob
NuBbaum, cling; peter Otter, alpiters
iAumbb; Satob Sauer, MerI6eib;
Sdtob S4aefer, Mnberna6; peter
Shilb, &irhneiler; Sob. S9neiber,
Himsbers; paul S6olten, Qins;
Watb. S6uler, Hiperis; Gonrab
Seui4, Wittlid; Matb, @ant, Gihel=
bite; peter WeiBenfels, Gilenbera;
Sob. @enolins, Bud; Sol. gBerbing,
MISREPRESENTATION; peter Wilbelm,
Warpeiler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-08

fi1 ben llmitGnben gegeniiber untausz
LID. Oas 8olt mag tie ni9t, neil iie,
tief i'm Ser5en b%'runtcn, bas BOLT aud
ni6t mag, b. +. tie lit nur cine mos
perne Stride fir Die 8ornebmen, fir
ibre sei4mei6elte @efiblsbuielet.
nuniere 8eiitli9teit", iaste err meter,
lift bornirt unb unpiiIenb." Wie vi.
Oe Gotta, 10 i6ielt audi bieier unb
anoere !Serren Der gleriiei, nad Rom
biniiber. WDge Der lisbe Soft ibnen
bic Sano rei6en! = ySepp" in Der
'"&atb. Ioltsseituns".
Sortf9ritt bes &atbpli5ismus in
England. SIM Sabre 1914 CAB es in
England obne S9pttlanb unb Srlanb
ni6t mebr ais 10000 &atbolifen; feis
men ein5igen 9iIdof, A upoitolifde @i=
care (tpie in beionii9en 2Gnberu), 400
prieiter, seapunsen in 8eriteden gu les
ben, obns @bsei6en ibrsr prieiterli6en
Wurbe, elm padr Grmlife &apeIen,
obne ieoe religiDie Grfennunss5ei6en
bon QuBen, obne S9mud i'm Snnern.
Die bl. Wlefe feierte man pD6enili6
einmal, bic @ebete ipra9 man nit lei>
Ter Sttmme. Seute BADEN ii6 bic
10000 obne S6ottlano unb SrIdnb
gu beriidii9tisen = auf cine Miuion
Observation-Disclosures 9ldubise Der,
mebrt, Die elm grabiidof unb II 9iz
f6Gfe regieren, unteritiibt bon 5000
Weltprieitern unb ben Yertrstern aIer
Oroen. 8ir9en, &apeQeu, &lOiter ent=
iteben auentbalben i'm Centrum Der
StGbte, in ar6iteftonif6er pra6t,
iiberraet bonn glorreiden 3ei6en bes
&reu5es. Sn nd9iter Hdbe Der 8eits
miniterabtei arbeitet man am gaue
elmer fatbolii9en &atborale, bic gu ben
i9Dnften Monumenten bon 2onbpn
gesGblt fperben muB. Der 9lans Der
tatbolii6en 2itursie barf fi9 auf @aIs
len unD StraBen e%ntfalten. Sc aibt
fat feline Samilie bon 8ebsutung, bic
niht einen ooer mebrere gpnpertiten
in ibrer Mitte aGblt. Die bon ssefuis
ten eeleitete 4nitalt gu Srforb itebt in
boiler 8liitbe; ebenip bic Der 8enebics
timer uno Der Weltprieiter su gam>
bridge. = nWabrbeitsfreunb".
9as SDftem Der 2ebensperIi6eruna
lit etipa stpeibunoert Sabre alt unb
purpe in England suerit eingefibrt.
Der preoiser Or. Wm. Qibton barf
als Der Batter bes 9erii9erunsspeIens
angeie6en fperben OieIem aeriet6 cine
UNI 1861 BON einem Gpnboner &aufs
mann perOffentli9te WabrIdeinli6s
teits Isabelle in bic SdnDe, auf tpels
he er bic SeSbee itiibte, baB Ii6 bieie
Wiheni4aft gu @erii9erungsspsten
anpenben lafIe. 60 sntitanb am 4.
Sttober 1899 bic erfte 3ebensz8 erna
6erungsseielI9aft. Bon england aus
perbreitete iid bas 8srli6erunssnsien
mad benz G~ontinente unb mad ben Der.
Staaten, no es augeni9einli6 bic
bD6fte 8liitbe errei6t bat, oenn Der
ii6erungen, Die an cine Miqion beranz
reiden, fino in europa serabeau uner=
bort. Iud i'm pro5entiab Der @eriis
6erten itebt Imerita am !SD6iten,
oenn BON 1000 fir bic @erIi6erung
pafenben perionen iinb in Qmerita 70
perii4ert, pGbrenb fonit bic .3abl nur
SO auf 1000 betrGgt. 4u9 bic Dur6=
i4nitts > 0erii6eruns 1T in 4merita
biel bDber, als in europa, benn lie
betrdgt bier $1031, pGbrenb iie in
europa nur $511 betrast. @lei9 nat
Imsrita tommt 4uitralien; in Miisn
bat ioeben Sapan ben eriten 2lnfana
NIT Der 2sbensDeriideruns ssmaGf.
i. Golum6ia".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-08
pil9eraiise ii4 an ben llnteroeidneten

gu DenpeI.
49tunssbpa
g. s. WeIbes,
S9leiiinserpiue, Wis,
Die uport Daibinston 3eituns"
meIbet:
Sn Sc Mars, Soma, lit am
Wontas Srau Sobn 8atrp, seb.
Sampput, gang pl0bli6 seitorben
Sberiff Peter Watrp uno fein Batter
Dominic Watrp BON !Solp Grpb
Wittpe Rod bon bier, cine S9pe-
fer Der 8eritprbsnen, unb Inberes
reiiten Sienstas mad Soma ab
UNI Der @eritorbenen bic leBte gbre gu
erDeiien.
Dem rMilnaufse Ssrolb" entne6;
men mir bas Solsenbe:
SIM Sauie ibres Sobnes, bee
Serrn Senrp 8eder, 1926 DeGsftrabe
itarb Sonntdg 8ormittdg I'm 9:3C
ubr 5rau &atbarine 8eder, cine altt
Qniieolerin, i'm Glitter bon iiber rs
Sabren na9 ldnserer 8rantbeit. Ott
8eritorbene itammte aus Srisr unt
tam bereits i'm Sabre 1910 mad Mil.
pautee. 4m Is. 4pril 1843 berbei:
ratbete iie ii9 nit 9errn Sobann 8e.
der uno ipurbe bic Srauung burf
|pfarrer aunbis p~ollsoeen. @m 16
Qpril 1893 fpnnte lie nod in boiler
Riiitisteit nit ibrem @attsn bas ielts,
ne Set Der solbenen So93eit bessben
Sbr 9otte, pelher lie iiberlebt, be.
pirtbi6uftete friibsr cine Sarm uni
pOhnt bel ieinem Spbne !Senrp, pr
feline treue 2ebensgefdbrtin bic 4uger
sum lebteu S6lummer i9loB. Sit
geerbigung fano am Mittpo6 um s!
usr 9Ormittas pom Srauerbau5e 1926
WeastraBe, aus na6 benz ct. 4n'
tpnius : Stride in SUPPLE itatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-08
easembnrsii&es aus 8eIsten.

Der CO.. ~30zidbrise 8rieftrGger
Bernard u. in 4rlon lit felt einiser
Seit ipurlos perI6punben. Gr puroe
sulsBt gu Mtehancp ssiebeu.
gu Stntisnp (&ant. gtaue)
tpuroe Der 80zidbrige @reis aler. De-
foie pom Sfenfeuer perbrannt in ieis
mem Simmer aufsefunoen.
gu Notbum BEL g(rlpn lebt cine
arme 5rau, pelde ibre 3u6tiau an
etnen Barren ipannt unb nit bieIem
Ionoerbdrsn .pferb" Sola. SaI9insn
unS SsrsI. mad 2suis fGhrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-08
86tcr SpOtt.

Sii6tiser 9uhbinoer ipirb gum 3us
idmmentleben bei6Gbigter 8antnoten
BET bauernber 8ei4dftisuns ssiu6t.
Sre6ling, Hebatteur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-08

SIN 8unbesfenat tpurbe am Montds
Pettisrep's 8ei9luB, bur9 pel6en
Der GongreB ben 9uren feline Spmpaz
THE ausfpreden iollte, nit 20 sesen
20 Stimmen SuriidgepieIsn. Infer
9elbfaB Senat ip%mpatbiiirt natiirli6
mehr nit Sobn 8ua ais nit Dom
&riiger. Die Buren, iino unieren Iriz
ftotraten nidt bornebm genug, vpou
fnop".- n9erolo bes 9laubens".
Das srobe 8ranbunsliid in Sttdz
fpd : Sua, Gdnaoa, bat Der &0niain
0ictprid pieber 9elegenbeit aegeben,
ibr sutes laubesmiitterlihes Ser5 an
Seigen, inbem ite iofort bur6 cine aaz
belbepef4e ibre nberali4e Spmpatbie"
fir bic 8etroffenea ausipra6. Gelb
f4idte tie freili6 ni1t, absr boffents
Ii4 bat lie bod fir bic 0epei9e be-
5ablt. - Sbibem.
Sn ben @ereinistsn Staatsn iperben
anjdbrli6 mebr benn 100000 Chen,
tdslih alip etfpd 300, ae1hieben, unb
iiber neuu 3ebntel Der i6ulpfli6tigen
Susenb pabien in Saulen obue Soft
nnb &elision auf. Wslden iittliGen
nnb foaialen Sammer bergen alein
bieie 3ablen! unb babel fabren aepiITe
Iiberale patents. patrioten", ridtiaer
Prabls unb S~aielbdnie, fort, infer
3anb als bdS .aler6riitli1ite" Der
Welt Su perbimmeln!
Wenn elm 2anb bel iol6en 3uftGn<
ben bas naaer6riitli9Ite" iein fann,
mas fpa man bann erit bon .minber
6riftliden" unb nni9tz9riili9en" err
apartens = n@rceliior".
Gin pffenes 8etenntnib. = SIN elmer
Werfammluns Der G~pistopalen in pbis
labelpbia CAB Der Reb. 9r. Rainsforp,
Gpistopalprebiser, einen @ortras, ben
er pabrideinli9 benz betebrten Dr.
De Gotta abselaui4t bat, unb porin
bic Gpistopalerin pieber fdle9t tpegs
Sov,,,k f. rcck. 1T.Ea~a 0,~Gn .,rAk
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-08

montas fanb bier cine grpbs S9la9t
itatt. Mrloner 8iirser paren biegna.
Timber, Gintpobner BON bier bic Buren,
gls 3riessipaffen bientsn: Seusaeeln
giienitGbe, aeulen uno bergl. Sit
pdderen 8uren BON bier gepannen BIZ
Sdla6t, bod tpuroe elm BUR bon Der
Irloner in's WaHer s~eporfen. 6,
trabbslte iid aber beraus.
Gi6a. b. q I g., II. glpril. Sn bel
peril. Ra6t eri4pB ii4 bier Der i'm
petrustbal anidiiise 6rans Sung i'm
Gafe 8oeres. Oils Der Gafez8 eiibel
beute Mprgen oas Simmer Dffnete,
fanb er ben unielisen nit bur1f6oHe-
ner Shldfe entieelt i'm Bette Dor.
llebermGBiser 4ltobolsenuB i6eini
benz unsliidliGen bic Moropaffe in
bic Sano georiidt gu BADEN.
Wilb, 10. 9lpril. Ods 8erbre6er
bonn leBten Spnntag @beno bat Iid
fplsenbermaben Susetrasen. Die bel.
ben Yriioer q. bon 8autenbah, berer
elmer in Der Minettseeseno perbeirat6eI
lit, paren am Oiterfeite na6 Msrtbol;
sesanssn, lin bel ibren 9erpanoter
bic Sitereier in gmpfans gu nebmen
Sn ibrer 8egleitung befunb iiG aud
bic Satin oes einen. Oils lie Ii6 all
ben Seimpes besaben, mar es bereits
Naht %sepcroen. llnterpees besssne'
ten ibnen Spei Burden aus Weioin,
gen, Die ibnen einen suten @benb bpten
oils lie oarauf feline @ntport erbielten
fielen lie obne peiteres in pDlli9 unse-
reAtfertister Wsiis i6sr bic Hautsnba.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1900-05-08
This Week at Keith,n,

The announcements for this week at
Keith's Theatre are among the most invit-
ing that have emanated from this popu-
lar house for some weeks. There are so
many feature acts that with any group of
them strong vaudeville show could be
provided. One of the twinkling stars is
Margaret Cornil1e, who is accredited with
being modern Venus and as piquant a
damsel as ever sang coon songs and French
ditties. The comedians of the entertain
ment are Bert Coote and company, Bunth
and Rudd, Eva Williams and Jack Tuck
er, Reno and Richards and the Gilmore
Sisters. Either act would cover a multi
tude of weak turns in bill. Bert Coote
recently closed starring tour; the team
of Bunth and Rudd was generally conced-
ed before it began four years. engage
ment in Europe to be without a peer as
laugh-makers. Eva Williams and Jack
Tucker, in "Skinny's Finish" have hith-
erto provoked roars of laughter; Reno and
Richards, unquestionably the funniest of
acrobatic comedians, shared the honors
with Hayes and Lytton, in ga Wise Guy, "
and the Fillmore Sisters will enact George
M. Cohan's "The Dangerous Mr.. Delaney
for the first time in Philadelphia this week.
Thus the most amusing program of the
year at Keith's may be anticipated. Webb
and Hassan, Willis P. Sweatnam, Nelson.
Glinseretti and Demonia. Adolf link,
the Lilliputian star who, with the bio
graphs assistance, was so successful last
week; Doris and her company in "The
Little Leading Lady," Zavo and Hilda,
Anna Kenwick are other pleasing acts,
and the biograph with a we'll selected
group of interesting views.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1900-05-08

The B. Y P. U. meeting was led last
Sunday evening by Miss Emma Worth
Annie Vollmer, who has been seriously
i'll with pneumonia, is now convalescing.
William H. Warren, having secured q
position at Ocean Grove, will shortly move
his family there.
Mrs. l. W. Budd, who with her daugh-
ter has been spending the winter in the
West, returned last week
Armit Vollmer, who occupied the Ben
jamin White farm last year, is now farm
ing the Aaron Early farm near Lemon
town
William H. Heisler, of this place, who
has been seriously i'll with sciatic rheuma-
tism, has recovered to such an extent as
to be able to go to Atlantic City, where 1t
is hoped he will speedily recover
Caleb Southland, while in the act of
wrestling with someone under the hotel
sheds, on Saturday, fell and broke his leg.
He had been working at Writings all
winter, and was here visiting some friends.
The B. Y. P. q. has elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing term: Presi-
dent, Josephine Ballinger; vice president
John B. Hawkins; recording secretary,
Alberta Kelsey; corresponding secretary,
Leon Clevenger; treasurer, Harry c.
Warner; assistant vice presidents, Gertie
Sapp, Nettie Sexton, May E. Goble, Mary
Grobler, Fl. c. Warner, Anna Nixon, Ho-
bart Hawkins.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1900-05-08
New Golf Club.

The Riverton Country Club, with a
capital of $12, 500, has been incorporated
to build and operat golf course The
club has purchased over go acres of land
which is admirably adapted for the pur-
pose. About one-third of the tract is
covered with heavy timber, with fine
springs and brook The course, which
is Blink one, has already been laid out
by John Reid, the professional of the At
lantic City Country Club. The ground is
rolling, and there are several water
courses and fine natural hazards and bun
kers.
The association is now having plans
drawn for club house, with accommoda-
tions for out of town guests. The officers
and board of governors are: President,
Edward Fl. Odgen; vice president John
c. W. Frishmuth; treasurer, Weston Don
aldson; secretary, James s. Cole; board of
| governors, beside the officers, are Ezra
Lippincott, Frederick s. Groves, John S.
Bioren, c. Coladay Rianhard, J. Lawrence
Lippincott, Thomas Roberts, Jr., Samuel
R. Lippincott, II. McIlvain Biddle, Charles
G. Miller and Edgar Lippincott.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1900-05-08

According to celebrated anatomist
there are upwards of 5000, 900 little glands
in the human stomach. These glands
pour out the digestive juices which dis
solve or digest the food. Indigestion is
want of juice, weakness of glands, need
of help to restore the health of these or
gans. The best and most natural help is
that given by Shaker Digestive Cordial
Natural, because it supplies the materials
needed by the glands to prepare the di-
gestive juices Because it strengthens
and invigorates the glands and the stom-
ach, until they are able to do their work
alene. Shaker Digestive Cordial cures
indigestion certainly and permanently.
Itdoes SO by natural means, and there
in lies the secret of its wonderful and I'M
varied success.
At druggists, price 10 cents to $1OO per
bottle
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1900-05-08
Teacher. to Meet at R.verton

Teachers to Meet at Riverton.
The Burlington County Teachers AS
ISOLATION will meet in Christ Church Par
ish House, Riverton, Saturday, May 18th.
Below we give the program:
Morning session. Reception until ten
Committee on Reception: Miss Mary A
Wiley, Miss Margaret Rogers, Miss Ann,
Russ, Miss Laura Dover, Miss s. Fanni,
Haines, Miss Lizzie E. Atkinson, Mis-
Elizabeth Gum, Miss Mary E. Hermann
Ten, prayer by Rev. Bowden Shepherd
rector of Christ Church, Riverton; music
piano solo, Miss Elsie Edwards, Riverton
address of welcome, Miss Achsah W. Grier
principal of Riverton public schools; music
contralto, Miss Mary E. Cunningham
Bordentown, accompanist, Miss Ros,
G. Monaghan, Bordentown; lecture, bur
ington County Women in Colonial Times
Francis B. Lee, Esq, Trenton; piano solo
Miss Elsie Edwards, Riverton; What
Shall we teach in Drawing"2 and "How
Shall Teachers Gain Faculty2" Madame
G. w. Van Holden, Philadelphia.
Afternoon session. Half past twelve to
half past one, luncheon. Banjeaurine
duet, Prof J. G. POWELL, Camden, Mr.. 10
seph Markley, Philadelphia; vocal solo,
Miss Lulu Wright, Philadelphia; Mothers
Meetings, Mrs. N. E. Mumford, Philadel
phia; mandolin duet, Prof. J. G. POWELL,
Mr.. Joseph Markley; lecture, "Is 1t Worth
While2" Mr. E. j. Vessels, editor Of
"The Great Round World"
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Mrs. Amanda 81. Leeds, who has been
visiting friends in New York, has returned
home.
Claude Thomas, who expects to soon
have diploma announcing him M. D., is
home on short vacation.
Improvement seems to be the spirit OF
the hour and new porches, pavements and
fences are being built all over town.
A horse belonging to Bowman Ellis,
stepped ON loose cobble ON the stone
road near Cross Roads on Friday, and fell,
cutting his knee badly.
William G. Holmes, who had been on
the sick list, but who had partially recov-
cred, is again in bed. His shop is in
charge of Barclay Bennett.
Two of our boys have secured positions
In Philadelphia Walter s. Cox is with a
establishment, and j. Morris Willitts
is employed by the American Ice Com
pany.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1900-05-08
Rutgers College Examinations

The eleventh competitive examination
for free scholarships in the New Jersey
State College for the benefit of Agricul
ture and the Mechanic Arts under thu
Act of March 31st, 1890, will be held a
the Court House in Mount Holly, OF
Saturday, June End, 1900, beginning
promptly at 9 A. M. and continuing unit
5P M. Candidates will be examined il
arithmetic, algebra, geometry englisl
grammer and literature, United States
history, chemistry and physics.
Persons who wish to attempt this exam
ination, and desire further information
concerning it, should communicate will
Irving s. Epson, Registrar of the College
or with Herman A. Stees, County Super
intendent
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TUESDAY, MAY 8, 19OO.ss

WITHIN week two veteran newspaper
men of the State have joined the great
''silent" majority, John L. Murphy, OF
the Trenton State Gazette, having followed
in few days his lifelong friend, Col
James s. Yard, of the Monmouth Demo
crat. Both learned the printing business
In Trenton and continued in it for over 6
half century. Mr.. Murphy, who died Fri
day, was identified with the State Gdzett
as apprentice, journeyman and proprietor
for a period of sixty-two years, during
which time by untiring industry, well
magnificent printing establishment, Of
which the newspaper is an important and
influential part.