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weary and tired feeling that is not relieved
by rest, unhealthy eruptions on the skin, con
stipation, loss of appetite, pains in the sides
and back. etc. These are but few OF the symp
toms of indigestion and dyspepsia. To mu
titudes who thus suffer MOTHER SEIsKL's CUT
ALIVE SYRUP has proved a help and blessing
Price 60c and SOC bottle. 1t will cost you
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In .sthe matter OF the estate OF Mary a.
Lewis, deceased.
By virtue of an order to me di rected, issued
out of the Orphans Court of Burlington
County, in the said estate, bearing date the
seventh day of July, A. d. 1902, shall sell at
public vendue on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 2S, A. d. 1902,
between the hours OF twelve and f1ve O'Clock
TO wit, at two o'clock) in the afternoon OF
said day. at the hotel OF Benjamin W. Zelley
Mount Holly, New ersey, the real estate, late
of Mary A. Lewis, deceased, as follows, TO
wit: all that house and lot OF land, situate on
the easterlv side OF Bispham street, in the
town OF Mount Holly, New Jersey, and de.
siRnated as No. 20 Bispham street (being the
northerly end of double dwelling housed,
particularly described in a deed made by j
Howard Shinn and. wife to Mary A. Lewis
dated March twenty-third, one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-eight, and recorded in
the Clerks office OF Burlington County, at
Mount Holly, in Book of Deeds, page l25,
etc, excepting from the above described pre-
misses the lot of land sold and conveyed by the
said Mary A. Lewis and Charles Lewis, her
husband, to Sarah g. Lewis, by deed dated
August fifteenth, one thousand eight hundred
and eighty-iYe, ana recorded in the clerks
office OF Burlington county. at Mount Holly,
in Book 296 OF Deeds, page 81. etc.
Conditions at sale.
JAMES B. LEWIS,
Administrator OF Mary A. Lewis, deceased.
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The very encouraging crop reports is
sued by the Department of Agriculture
have caused unusual activity in the Treas.
ury department, where Secretary Shaw,
who is western man and has been west
ern banker, is making every effort to fore.
stall any difficulty in the movement of the
crops because of scarcity of money in
the hands of western bankers. For the
past year the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing has been working over time pre-
pairing bills of small denomination and
now they are being distributed among the
money centres of the west. Few people
realize the demand for money occasioned
by the movement of crop of upwards OF
5000, 600, 900 bushels of wheat and corn,
and in previous years the Treasury De-
partment has been unable to supply the
demand for currency and especially fol
bills of the smaller denominations Since
the first of January the shipment of this
class of bills has amounted to ST. 900,
as against s., 90O,O 900 for the same period
of last year. There are on hand to-day
bills of all denominations to the amount
of 1851, $50, 900 as against 1926, 296, 600 al
this time last year.
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| DM1N1srRAToK,s NOTICE.
ESTATE OF EDITH W. HA1sns

Ob EDITH W hAlhESs
Notice is hereby given that order has
been made by the Surrogate OF the County of
Burlington, bearing date on the 9th day OF
August, A. d. 1902, upon the application OF
Samuel A. Atkinson, the subscriber, req ufring
the creditors of Edith W. Haines, deceased,
to bring in their claims against the estate OF
said decedent, under oath or affirmation, on or
before May 4, 1903, or Ithey will be de
barred OF any action therefor against the said
administrator.
SAMUEL A. ATKINSON,
August Z, 1902. Administrator
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FOR CONGRESS
JOHN j. GARDNER
OF ATLANTIC
OF ATLANTIC

Mr.. Whitney says his remark that "the
trouble with the Democratic party is that
1t has no man and no ISSUE" was not in
tended for publication. fact proving
Mr.. Witney's offhand epigrams to be his
best.
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Special Sunday Excursions to Upper New
Jersey Seashore Points

Via Pennsylvania railroad every Sunda,
commencing July II and ending Angus
81. Only $T.25 to Toms River, Islam,
Heights, Barnegat Pier, Sea Side Park
Lavalette, Mantoloking, Bay Head, Poini
Pleasant, Manasquan or Sea Grit and re
turn. Special train leaves Mount Holly
at 7.52 a. m. Returning. leaves Sea Cir
at 600 P. m. 3o-6t
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EOR SALE CHEAP

The farm known as the Sooy place, contain
ing about l6O acres, situated six miles from
Vincentown, now occupied by Isaiah T. Le-
munyon. Apply to
MARTIN L. HAINES,
5S-tf Vincentown, N, j.
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BOARD OF FREEHoLpERs.

The regular meeting of the Board of Free
holders of burlington county, will be held in
the Court House. Mount Holly, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1902,
al 10 O'Clock, A. M, tor the transaction of any
business that may come before the meeting
JOHN H. ANTRIM Clerk
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REDUCED RATES TO DENVER, COL
ORADO SPRINGS, AND PUEBLO.
Via Pennsylvania Railroad, Account Meet
ing of the National Association of
Letter Carriers

ing OF the National Assoc1atiOn OF
Letter Carriers.
On account of the meeting ofthe Nation
tional Association of Letter Carriers, to be
held at Denver, Col, September 1 to 6,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
sell excursion tickets to Denver, Colorado
Springs, or Pueblo, Col, from all stations
on its lines, at rate of single fare for the
round trip. Tickets will be sold and good
going on August 60 to 81. and will be good
to return until September 80, inclusive.
Tickets must be validated for return pass
age by Joint Agent at any OF the above
mentioned points, for which service fee
of as cents will be charged
For specific rates and conditions, apply
to ticket agents.
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IN oHANCEKY OF NEW JERSEY.

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
Between
Leila M. Peck,
Complainant, Decree for sale
and
Richard j. b. Slack. on partition
ct. ux., ct. ais,
Defendants.
The sale of the lands and premises in the
above stated cause stands adjourned until
THU RSDAY, the 2lst day of AUGUST, A. D.
1902, at O'Clock, p. Nj. at the hotel of Benja
min W. Zelley, in Mount Holly.
FRANKLIN b. LEWIS,
Special Master.
CHARLES EVAN MERRITT, Solr.
Dated July oath, 1902
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Some doctors were talking the other
day, says New York paper, about the
case OF the western woman who was in
dignant to find that her vermiform appen.
dix had been removed when she hadn't
expected it. One of them told this story.
man was struck by car on Broad
way. He was removed to hospital in ar,
insensible condition. After cursory OK.
animation surgeon said: 1--WE had bet.
ter operate at once for appendicitis. The
patient was stripped in order that he might
be prepared for the ordeal, and this legend
was found tattooed on his chest:
In case of accident don't operate
for appendicitis. 1t has been re-
moved twice already.
They then concluded that he was only
suffering from shock.-Paterson Press
William ]. Bryan, editor of the Lincoln,
Neb, Conamoner, continues to angle for
another Presidential nomination by the
popuilstic Democracy, but is sufficiently
magnanimous to express a willingness TO
favor some one who was not only loyal to
the ticket but to the platform in 1896 and
lSOO 1t is well to observe that BRYAN
was loyal to the ticket and his platforms,
as, perhaps, no other prominent Democrat
was, and logically from his point of view
the third nomination should be given him
But Congressman Griggs. chairman of the
Democratic Congressional committee, has
started boom for E. M. Shepard, the re-
pudiated Croker nominee for Mayor of New
York, who is said to have been suggested
by Bryan and his coterie at the late
New England Democratic dinner. Mr..
Shepard has of late become a political
Turveydrop, having swallowed all the
true things he was wont to say bad of
Tammany Democracy, but since Croker
took him up he has become quite favor
lite with the worst elements of the party
in New York. Griggs, echoing Bryan,
says Shepard voted ''the regular ticket in
both the last two Presidential elections
and he has been true to his party. "
Wasn't an ADLER and better man, politi-
cally, at least, named David Bennett Fill,
true to his party and did he not vote for
Bryan twice But the Republicans will
welcome the nomination of such a candi-
date as Shepard, because it would liter
ally mean walk over for the Republican
nominee in 1904.-Cdnden Courier
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THE MARKETS.
DEHAVEN & TOWNSEND
THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
THE HILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE

I rs Chestnut Street, FhiIadeIph1A.
| 40 Wall Street, New York
IL AM, August IS, 1902
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Notes and Oninions.

Mr.. Bryan admits that our prosperity il
: not yet on the wane; but foresees that ii
cannot last long. Mr.. Bryan also foresav
his election as President philadelphia
Press.
Cleveland wants tariff reform; Bryan
wants free silver; neither recognizes the
wish of the other. Cleveland voted
against Bryan, and the latter would vote
against the former if he had the chance.
This is Democracy for the present.
Chaotic harmony, if you please. Norua1
(Ohio) Reflector.
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Best materials always used. Pure color
oest White Lead and Zinc and Pure Linsees
OIL. All kinds OF painting done; Sign, Orda
mental, Frescoing, Draining, Calcimining
Glazing. &c. Work solicited from all around
None but competent and experienced men
employed, and all work guaranteed.
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l. Insert in lieu OF paragraph 10. new par
agraph, follows;
10. The governor, or person administering
the government, the chancellor and the at
governor, or person administering the gov
eminent, shall be one, may remit fines and
forfeituresI and grant pardons, after convic
ton, in all cases except eachment
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CHERRIES SALE.

SAMUEL A. ATKINSON,
Executors of Amos Gibbs, deceased
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By virtue of a writ of feri facias, to me di-
rected, issued out of the Court OF Chancery OF
the state OF New Jersey, will sell at public
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A DMINIsrRAroR,s SALE

Special Master IN Chancery
FRANKLIN c. WooLMAN, Solicitor.
Dated Aug. /, 1902. IPrs. adv. fee, gil. co.
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Monmouth county appears to be the
first county in the state seeking to take
advantage of the law passed last winter
reducing the number of members of the
board of chosen freeholders. Under the
law in question, if the voters so declare,
the membership of the board of Mon
mouth county can be reduced from eigh-
teen to five. Before this question can be
passed upon by the voters of the county
1t is necessary that a petition signed by
five per cent. of the voters be secured
asking that the question be submitted at
the next general election. Such petit
tion is now being circulated.
William A. Spencer has resigned as
postmaster at Fords, suburb of Perth
Amboy, in Woodbridge township. His
appointment sew eral months ago created a
storm because he does not live in the
township. As result of the protests
against the appointment, Mr.. Spehcer's
commission was not issued. He had ar
ranged to appoint George S. Liddle as his
assistant, and the Woodbridge Republi-
cans endorsed Mr.. Liddle for the Office.
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NNRUsTEE's SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

By virtue of an order of the District Court
of the United States for the District of New
1902. in the matter of Eldridge L. Mathis,
bankrupt, and the power and authority vest
ed in me by virtue of an act entitled San act
TO establish uniform system of bankruptcy
throughout the United States" approved July
A. d. 1898, L, the undersigned trustee OF the
estate of said bankrupt will sell at public
drn
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The subscribers, executors of the last will
and testament of Amos Gibbs, deceased will
sell at public vendue on
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|; Insert in lieu of paragraphs and 2, the
following:
The court OF common pleas shall be con.
stttuted and held in each county in such
manner as may be provided by law
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-28
Ia PORTE LOCALS.
Planina Mill Has Resumed Operations
Memorial Services,

Planina Mil Has Resumed Operations
Memorial Services
La Porte. Texas, May 90 Memorial ser7'
ices were held in the Presbyterian church
here yesterday morning, san Iacinto pot,
G. A. r.. attended In n body. Tho sermon
was delivered by Rev. W. T Hall and mn-
sic appropriate to the occasion WIS fur
nishcd by special choir, under tho direc.
ton of j. r. ll%-ick The veterans Of the
Grand Army will decorate the graves O,
dead soldiers of both armies next Friday,
The La Porte Saw and planning mill ra-
sumed operations here this morning after
an ldleness of two or three weeks owing
to lack of logs large consignment OF
logs. aggregating several hundred thousand
feet. has been received from the Neighbour
hood of Crosby, and arrangements nave
been made FOR more. 10 is expected thAl
the mill VIII he kept In constant operas on
from Shis time on
NJ Il. McNitt who has received the ap,
polntmcnt as carrier for the neT free rural
delivery mail route which goes Into yut't
here July I. has just had meeting oi tAt
proposed patrons OF the route ana arruHEr,i
matters with them Postmaster HlackWel'
secured an arrangement by which the pat
factory prices, ana this Is q matter OF con,
siderable satisfaction TO them, IN view o.
the difference in thf usual price charged
und tPot ~ which fhe manufactures af
now Offering 10 furnish them TO Tue GOV
ernmcnt. II Is believed there VIII he az
least iW' boxes Installed when tde serFlc.
is put in operation here.
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News Notoa

Beaumont. Texas, MAY 2T--The first penl.
ushlutS conNlctlon FOR this term was had
when a. Ashworth was sentenced to do
nve years In the penitentlary under n
charge of burglary Tho oYonse weS a.
bayou. '"' 'V'S
An effort Is being made this afternoon 10
get some one to take hold of the matter
OF raising SUFFICIENT funds to double or
even treble the capacity of the Hotel Dipu
mere. This is the charity hospital upou
Whicn beaumont depends for relief to her
Wounhed ana sick. 1t IL a modclny
crowded.
The Trendaway Rice and Canal company
Is getting matters well under way Since
the announcement of the letting Of the con
the contractors are getting the wires hcuted
FOR material and men with which to do
the work.
The Beaumont Gun club will hold It's
weekly shoots hereafter on Wednesday IN.
stead of Saturday. The new date starts in
tomorrow.
The, first rain for nearly month came
tonight
Judge David E. Bryant Of the Federal
court has notified all jurors outside OF Inf,
IIerson county that they need not attend
the June term on account Of the lack II a
marshal to pay them of.
The last brick work on the Temperance
hail building was finished tonight
The pavement work will be started in
thirty days more If the sewer contractors
can keep up their present lick.
A tribe of Ben Hur is being organized by
Mr.. T. D. Hug Of Houston
The Retail Clerks union will give a pic
mic Thursday night on the steamer Law
renee,
Commissioner Kent has purchased oil
from the Keith-Ward on company with
which 10 sprinkle the shell road.
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BRENNAN BUDGET.

Brennan, Texas, May 27-County court
convened Monday morning. but as there
was not enough litigation to Justify the
expense, Judge T. p. Curry discharged
the jury for the week
Mr. William Rochliug Of William Penn
was in the city Tuesday 70 attend the
meeting Of the board of directors Of the
Brennan cotton mill and IN answer to
the inquiry, about boil weevlls SAYS that
they are doing some damage, but that
not so many Of them have been seen In
the past few days When asked II there
was going to he any effort made 10 poison
them hc replied that he spent 50 much
time and money fighting them With poison
last year without any appreciate result,
that he thought that he would just ketp
blowing
Chairman Amsler Of the Washington
county democratic executive committee has
called the county convention for Jnoe
II.
Tho remains Of Mrs. S. f. Thompson
mother of MIR, X. =, Thompson of TINS
city, arrived on the castbonnd Ccnir
from Kcrryillc this afternoon, and were in
tered at Prairie Lea cemetery, the inngal
taking place from the union depot upon
arrival Of train.
Tho executive board NJ the Good Hope
Western Baptist association colorSd' la'
hecu in session here foI several days
They completed their labors Tuesday ana
adjourned. and the visiting cnloreu mlA
listers left for their respective homes
Tuesday. 80,
disbandcd on account II tho heavy tNpeh-'
of the company, which II was unable u
meet. will he rcorgnnlzcd aud change'
into a gatling battery, , ,...
Irish potatoes arc being marketed hrr'
In great quantities now, hut tho price na'
tumhed from 90 cents per huSnel 10 ~
A Telegram received here Monday aIuF
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Victoria Notes.

Victoria, Texas, May 27.-At last nights
meeting Ct the city council the natter OF
securing supply Of pure water for the city
was discussed and finally referred Ia . c7m-
mittee consisting OF Aldermen Dunlap
Hofer and Fischer ana city Engineer
whee'ei TO investigate. J. Is. HeXt'r' W.
]. Keef and r. l., owens were appointeu
hoard II equalization. ,,.
Married SUNDAY afternoon M 81 MaT3
Catholic church. Miss R15ie t'ndnt 10 w
John Fitzgerald, on the same any a' Wy
home of the bride Miss Eita Thomas N'a
married to Mr.. George ellis Is,
The sale OF the Dunlap nay Ii.an"@ ,s
100 aeIrs nesr Kcrran 10 Rev; rape, re
tor ~ the German Methodist, ehnwh y -
ported. 1t Is 10 be converted into s'''-
farm
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HONEST DOCTOR
60 Of coffee prInkinn.

SEeEk5 OF COUCG OTi0kl0gt
About coffee drinking Dr HowCt says.
81 have tho hest Of reasons for naming
coffee as among the most dangerous or
outside of the general experience gained
bv ms practice has taught tho truth.
"A about ~ ] became member Of "a
vouug %. ople's society whose pledge barred
Inc usa OF aH lntoytcauts. tobacco tea and
cofec untH the agesof ~ ] kept my Piled
and carly temperate habits were formed.
Up To about my Goth year I was nm attn
leic; no man had better health or spirits.
4 short timc after passing thirty | begun
the usc ~ coffee at breakfast with IN
nccasloraI cup at evening parties The first
svmptoms II IN health ] remember came
Soon ana later sore mouth ana stomach
troublc. Finally well marked dvsps psin
suprrvcncd Nv bowels symplthizcd OF
coi,tso also ms nervous system became i'm
haired Dizziness attacked me. and ircm.
i,is1t binds rendered writing exceedingly
J{0icuit En- dict had 10 b. restricted Ex
ncrIcgccd medical advisors forbade al
E,it
nun. ,,t.,ops ~ Sastritls tro,,lIed mn,
and hogcl complaint hccsme quite fre
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Houston Philharmonic Society.

The musicians who win engage In the
production Of uaydn's cratic, "rhc Great
lion" tonight decided last night, upon
tho suggestion Of Or. r.. Clinton Murray.
who was formerly a member Of the New
Orleans Mozart Society aud Quartette club,
10 form m permanent musical organization.
DR.. Murray was called 10 the chair and
MF. 4. ". MgEnnls WIS elected sccreiaiE,
sn2 81 was decided 10 adept the nnmc or
If.',isteu Philharmonic society for the pro-
posed nssotintlon. The following were
elected committee 20 prepare bylaws.
etr.. M ". Blggs. Prof. iiill, Miss Bees
sic Hughes Mrs Massey, c. Gruncwald,
Mr. X. Wilson. About nifty persons par
tlcipatrd In this preliminary meeting. An
other meeting VIII be held next Monday
night.
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LoeaI optIon Election In Montaaue.

Nocona, Tcxus, May 2B--An election TO
determine whether the sale Of Intoxicating
iQours in this county lcNcept one justice
precinct is to be prohibited Is set for the
Sist instant. both pros and nnfis are hard
nj work having organized some time ago.
Speakers arc canvassing the county ana
campaign literature is being dlsulbutcd. IN
the election in this county nearly two years
arc prohibition was defeated 10y only two
votes The result this election Will NE
pretty close, II Is thought TINT Cooke
county's going against prohibition last sat
uday Will have some bearing in the elcc-
tlcu In this county
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Political Situation cleated.

beaumont, Texas, May 27-The political
situation which has been somewhat mud.
died for the past few weeks Is being clcare /
up today. Judge Walter J. wingate. chalr-
man of this senatorial district. was bsra
tl'is morning from his home In Orange. lie
stated that Orange would no doubt have
presented for consideration as candidates
,2r me representative nomination cithtr
since he learned that Hon r. 4. Greer
me present incumbent, would he n cnnAi
date again, neither of these gpntleln, !,
would likely be aspirants
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w recently organized becomes the own.
~ or the Hoakum cottonsccd oil NJ n, aud
place heie will he connenccd the hrst OF
nlAt laonlh. The min Is ~ ia.tou capacity.
Xxx may lie Increased 70 G0-ton hr the Nee
=, Afrang mcnts havN been nude 90 have
Lev. h'mer +. Wilson. The noted Chris.
pam preacher, deliver one Of his lannon's
Netur's ~ tn opera house here on Friday
evening, tho 39th instant
&c bist cuOialuupc shipments OF the
Seas'n went ont tiom here today Tie
NlAef tew Ice are running the crop IN
HhN iiluoe~ in this seution. The lice $50
Yso ,csirnylng the Watermelon crop In
some parts az the county.
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VIM the Police.

Ed Jones. negro, has been appointed on
the locd police force Ito reported for duty
yesterday evening lie Is from the Fourth
ward and it ~ said he viii do duty IN ttat
WCrd
Twenty persons were arrested Yesterday
hy the police on the charge % hciug Nag.
Ianis Is .gnylcted they viii ha sent TO
tlla Vppt
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l. CADETS up'
ifdthit, as lien
sixtIeth Annlvetsary pIenIe.

Mr. George w stieG received the FOL
lowing invitation from his brother, MI
Chnrles N stieff Baltimore. Nd.
MT Charles NJ. stem requests your
presence 81 the sixtlpth anniversary and
picnic of his employees, Monday. !nng. 2,
lgC2 AT 3 O'Clock. barley park, Darf lrd
road Baltimore. Md. Military concert 10y
Wchcr's Fifih regiment band, forty lnrh.
Orchestra for dancing