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The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-25

1t is pretty generally believed that
Mr. Richard Croker retired from poll
tics, that is supposing that he has act
ually retired, very rich man-worth
several millions of dollars. The New
York correspondent of the Philadelphia
Ledger, however, gives him the credit
and not by any legally corrupt use of
his political power. Twelve years ago
he made a lucky strike with what is
known as the Huckleberry Railroad,
which netted him about 81 200, coo, and
since that time he has been able to
make investments and secure fran
chises that were turned into money at
good profits.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-25

On and after July 1 next It will be
unlawful In South Carolina to sell or
offer for sale any pistol weighing less
than three pounds and being Jess than
twenty-five inches Tong That means
no portable pistol can b. sold ln the
state. D. this movement on The part
Of 1illman iO poDuiarzc the pitrhf0rk
as a weapon VI oaenae and defcnsol
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-25
LEADER NIXON.

Lewis Nixon, the new leader of
Tammany, is making a very good i'm
preston, if the accounts in the New
York newspapers are correct. He is
saying some things, however, calcu-
lated to reflect on the organization
while it was under Mr.. Croker's rule.
For instance, in his speech at the
Seymour Club on Wednesday, he said:
1--WE want no more practices, such as
in the past have required men to give
an excuse for belonging to the Dem
ocratic party. Tammany Hall will
now he run on such broad gauge and
liberal lines that no man who calls
himself a Democrat will have an ex-
cuse for belonging to any other fac
ton or party" Mr.. Nixon further said
that while he was at the head of the
organization if any Tammanyite
proved recreant he would at once be
called to account.
That is the right sort of talk. but
does it not mean, in effect, that Dem
ocrats have heretofore had to excuse
themselves for being members of the
Tamany Society, and that members
have done wrong, bringing the organ
| ization into disrepute, with impunity?
VIII there not be resentment among
the district leaders on account of such
talk, and will not Mr.. Croker feel that
his friend Nixon is a little hard on
his administration of Tammany? 1t
would seem so, but if there is no re-
volt it will be fair to assume that
Tammany acknowledges that wrong has
been done under cover tof its name
and that the time has come for re-
| form and a thorough house-cleaning.
If Mr.. Nixon can lift the organza-
ton to the high plane he thinks 1t
ought to occupy it will again become
| as great a power as it ever was.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-25

Seven thousand five hundred cases
are piled up on the calendars Of the
New York Supreme Court, and means
of relieving the congestion are being
sought by the Legislature. 1t has
been suggested by members Of the Su-
preme bench that there ought either to
be more justices or some of the cases
ought to be assigned to lower courts.
Gov. Odell has been so inconsiderate
of the sensibilities of the wearers of
the ermine as to suggest that If they
would give more time to the affairs of
the court the calendars could be
speedily reduced. He says they give
only about four and a half hours per
day to the trial of cases. and that in
creasing the hours to even six would
be of much benefit
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-11-13
cSm 1,t,Ierent GroeeiMofs

fam man 8elo ,iparen on gbina= unr
Glastuaaren eriter Slalie-ieoe Game
Iisbt id6nes @binageidirr-uno mir
baben beinabe Nlle;, mas man in oeI
0ausbaltune brauht.
Geihirr aller 2lrt. emailirte Waaren
aler Nrt, Silbermaaren, Gogers Sill
berplattirte Weiier uno G'abeln.
Gbrlittags @bina tommt tdeli6 on.
9reht Cure Gusnabl seitlg. oa impor=
tirte Waaren ipdter nibt leibt gu baben
tinb.
@eidnittenes Glas t0nnt SIR BEL uns
billiger taufen als ionlttpo, au6 baben
mir iebr i60ne G0rbe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-11-13
6uttDanren.

unier Sutnaaren=0epartement 9ibt
ben. Gunoen gefrieoiaung.
Wir ltuoieren @uere 8eoiirfniiie uno
MAIDEN @u6 SoriblG1e uuo iino fiber,
oas Gi6ti9e 81 treifen. 9Senn Sbr
Sud ni6t entiheioen tOnnt, mas SIR
nollt. 10 fommt uno mir tperoen gu6
befrleoigen. @ir baben oasu 2eute
BON Grfabrung. g8ir baben i60ne
Sameubiite bon $3.50 aufn1rts. Nu9
tiir Mtdo6en uno Ginoer lit eeIorat.
9Bo0t Sbr einen Sut. 'oer idDner lit.
als man ibn ionlttpo befonmt, ooer
Dollt eSbr an Gut ooer on Der 8arni-
tllr Gelo iparen, 10 omm Su
uns. /
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-11-13
no fduft man
Sruhtbdume,
5hattenbdume,
Rolen uno
pfan3en aller 2lrt,

@llen meinen friiberen Gunoc:: unb
9llen oenen, Die Iruht= ooer Sbatten=
bdume, Ylan5er. Stolen &C. notbis ba=
ben, made ib biermit betannt, oab ib
noh INNER i'm gaumsei6dfte bin uno
oaB i'd einen groben 0orratb bon lelb(t
Qcsosensn Trubt= shatteu= uno 3ier=
bdumen Der belt.n Nrten balte.
9Reine Bdume lino id0n, babeft quite
Murseln, lino trditia uno frei bon Sn=
ietten. Wleine Baumpflanauna niro
ieoes Sabr BON etaats=ssnipettorain=
ipisiert unb leoe senOune bon Yau=
men, bic id uerihife, trdat eiue Ye=
ideiniauna oes Snlpettors, oaB oieielbe
frei lei BON San Sole 2duien ooer an=
oeren esnietten. Meine Cbtbdume
linD bon ben beiten unb ertragfdbielten
sorten. Snoem Sbr bel mir eintauit,
befommt Sbr nidt mir ebenio quite
uno i9one gdume mie fonlttpo. ionoern
au6 fir piel billi9eren preis.
SD perfaufe Mepiel uno pfirlidbdu=
me Der beiten Sorten, 5 big 8 SUB
bod, fir Is Gts. girnen uno 3net=
dsnbdume Der belten 9lrt, 5 bis 6 buB
bed fir 35 @ts. GirI1bdume Der bes
ten 5orte. 5 bis 6 Sub bod, 35 bis
so Cts. Quittenbdume IS gts. 2eb=
ft0fe, 2 Sabre alt. Is @ts. Sic belfen
aualitdten &ulen. Grimfon Gambler
einbeariffen. 2 bis 3 Sabre aft, 40 Cts.
sd)attenb1amr ,r. Carolina pap-
psln S Biz 10 SUB &c.. 10 bis l2 SUB
35e. Neihe gborn (maple) Ydums,
s big 10 Gub &c.. 10 Bis IL SUB
&c.,, groBe Bdume SOC. big $l.0O.
Shbne tpilbe Gaitanienbdume, 6 Sub.
40e. gleuantis, Itarfe Nfan5el, 35
Gents. ssyrgenb ettpas in meiner Sc
i6dftslinie ipirb su biligeI 'prreiie
psrtauft.
Wer niht IelbH fonnen fam, fann
Mnftrd9e per poit einielloeil uno Die
ydunle sserben 5ur ridtiaen 3eit Der.
ididt. Befrieoisnng aarantiert.
28 DanieI @Hfj,
New SpAea. Q. @aum5hAter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-11-13
0dnDSMunc.

Sober Gentanerp Sanofdub lit ea=
rantirt, es ltnb tbatidAli6 Die beiten i'm
1anoe. Ser Smporteur uno au6 mir
garantiren jeoes paar. Wir baben
bieielben in allen Sarben uno 8r0Ben
3u So, $l.50 unb 81.
gBir baben aub 81 bofleoerne Sano=
ihube. ieoes paar aarantirt, Die mir
3u 75c. berfaufen.
Cine id0ue Nuspabl bon @olF 6ano.
fbuben fir Samen uno Mdo6en sll
soc. uno Csc.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-11-13

Nus Gheihfeloen (NarQall) tulrb bds
in glIier uou 70 Sabren erfolaie 0ins
ideioen BON Dr. med. Gmil WieIan0
aenleloet. Der bafelblt ca. 40 Sabre
lang iid elmer ausseoebnien prnris er=
freute uno tpie allf Dem 8ebiete btr 8e=
meinniBiqfeit. 10 auh III allen Nnass
legenbeiten bon 8smeinbe unb e5taat
eine lebbafte Sbdtiaieit entIaltet.
Sln Mlter BON So Sahren ifarb Der
/ 8eiiBer bes @utes 96menbura bel Roa=
aenbnrg (9erner s5ura). Sr. Gilbert
Moisr. gr asnnb nls tiihtiaer Qnno-
pirib uno Diann pns bohlersisen An=
! iid)ten bic allsenleine Mdtuna.
2sBte Wphe purbe In WarlD bel
isreiburg Elm aemi1er 5rieorih Mllas
aus 8illars le Herroir beerbiat. Der ieit
lS47 i'm Gienlte Der Gamflie gbarles
8ottrau III 8ranaes aeitanoen mar.
gr bate elm glter bon SO Salren er=
reibt Gr binterldIt ca. 5000 ST. gu
mobltbdtiaen 3wefen. @bre oieienl
Manne, aber auh Ghrs Der 6amilie,
Die ben Wann 10 lanse sli bebdlten
wuBte.
2ebter Sage tuuroen in aifoltern i'm
Gnlmentbal (gern) brei grbenbilrger
I sar leBten Mu5e seleitet, nadoem ba-
lslblt tudbrenb pollen bier Monaten
fsine 8eeroisuna ltattaefunoen bate.
9lGe orei bieben Sobann 5taoler. Der
eil,e mar Elm bliihenoer 6idbriger Gnabe
Der anoere ein 23idbriser Singing bon
/! 6oltannen bel Wpnigen, Der udbreno
Ioes Sruppcnsuiammensuaes ben So.
| p5us=Geim befomlnen bate, uno Der
brittle ein 62jdbriger Wann, ebenfals
bon 0obtannen.
Die 9ilfsgelellIdaft III ct. 8allsn
belhlob ben Yau zines glrbeiterinnen=
bsims i'm Roltsnooranldlae bon 1870, !.
900 Gr.
Das Solotburner Golt bat infoles
oes ginoeritdnonilies sluilhhl Der ultra.
ulontanen uno loeialoemotratiIfen
9artei oas Ysamten= SeIoloungsoeIet
nit 87l2 geeen 1902 Stirlmen oer=
tuDrfen. Sleles EeIultat 1T eln betrti=
| beuoes. 9lnOererleits bat Solotburll
Den Germ 6iirbol3 uno Rebler, be,oes
rabiate Socialllten, eine 2eftion ertheiIt
nelhe oil Seutlihteit nihts gu pIu=
| ihsn ldBt. 9ie beioeu Serren iino bel
Den ytatipnalratbwablen idmmerlif
our61efallen.
3iirid bat oas @eieB betreffeno Die
| Organization Der epanselilhen 2anoes.
tirbe init 28,1l7 Sa gegen 26,5o7
gtein angenommen.
unerhDrtes Stubentenpeb Sie
! stuoentenidaft bon 6annoper hatte
! fir grri5tung elmer Yismarfldule 40. :
GOO Ntart veripart". Sis au ibrer
Gerluennung muroe bic @umme beim
$oppotbetenuerein an1elegt; OieIer III
! jeBt uertrad)t uno oas ib0ne 8elo III
perloren. Stuoenten Griparnille 81
lnterldlaoen - oas iii entlhisben Die
/ rafTiniertelte Garietat Des Deirauoan:
tentbums g.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-11-13
G GcIsWaarett.

8einabe $50 sddrpen CUR Wusnabl
Die arDbte gusluabl, Die ie in oieIem
gountp ge5eist muroe, au Yreiisn bon
CSC. biz gu oen ibOniten fir $32.
Die preiie iino ionlt bon sl.25 biz
500. graud)t Sbr cine, 10 tommt su
uns, priift uno perelei6t in Qualitdt
uno grbeit nit oen Sa6en. Die Sbr
anoersmo betommt fir oas ndmlibe
Gelo uno Sbr tOnnt BEN unteci6ieo To-
fort ieben. gSir iiberlallen oies gurenl
eigenen aeiunoen urtbeil.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-11-13
Ginige auOere NrttfeI- an DC.
nen Sbr 0eI0 Sparen f0ntt.

so gang ipollene ileue Defen, ge=
ideft uno einfatb. gDir .erbielten bic.
ielben elm 9ritiel unter oem gem6bn,
liben Yreiie unD berfaufen iie aud 10.
Woire ueberr0fe, regelmdbieer preis
$1.25, unier preis, 98l.
$l.25 iduere aeflieBte llebermiirfe
nur in blauer Sarbe, 85e.
35e. 9afdentiidsr, 10 fd0n uie ii.
geno elm soc. 9aihentud. fir Csc.
Gin Ansua BON 9eflieBtsn untertlei-
bern fir Mdnner 58c
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-11-13
RictOcr;tuTc.

Wir fonnten oieIen Gaum atpeimal
fiillen, um gu6 su iagen, mas mir fiir
Gleioer ftoffe baben, uno oann bdtten
mir nod niht halb eenug oeiaet. Wir
haben eine ar6Bere uno before guspabl
als le bic ipdteiten Reubeiten
fino out pertreten, mir 1aben Die belieb=
telien G9attirungen uno Geipebe, bic
DieIen 0erbff Woos lino. giele Stiife
Derfaufen mir llnter Dem Preis unb un=
iere Gunoen haben Den Nuben babon.
75e. i6marSen Stirtitoff perfaufen
mir fir SOC.
Btau uno ihipars Qemildten unb
grauen 5firtiioif Dertb $l.25 fir 98c.
Jrieas in perihieoensn Garben Csc.
Gnomfates iu $l.5O uuo 98c.
6Gmarae YrunelIe 98c.
$l.25 idmar3er @heuiot 85c.
Belfreifte uno einfa9e Cutters, ale
Gnrben soc.
getupite unb einfa6e 2ansoopne
41.25 uno 81.
grinfien Beoforb Serb fir Weften
unb Rinoer.Wdntel $3.50.
GDrourap @annlet in allen Garben
3u 81 uno zoe.
ginfade, aeitreifte unb ih0ne We=
nenftoffe in grober Mustpabl 3u 81,
79c. unb Soc.
gleuer Salnnet fir Weiien in perIi.
ihen Garbsn uno geltrtift 81 SO, $l.25
u1b ST..
Gtparse 9affet Seioe, / Darb melt,
Qnrantirt. $I.50, $1.25 unb 93c. Sie
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-11-13
Gobcns Sobbiuet gefaItcten
gprl,Gt9c

finb bier gum 8erfaufen. s5br wiBt
eetpiB, mie piel seiier bieielben iino als
ole anoeren eefaltenen 8orauge.
gSir baben ioeben 20 Subeno Gpis
benbOrbdnss ausaepaft, Sdmeiser uno
8obbinet gefaltene Gorbdn9e, ferner
sinise Nottinabam GorMnae. tbatidd=
lid baben mir ben aar3en 9orratb auf
aefauft. oen cine Ssirma nod gu Der.
faufen batte, uno mir baben bielelbet
bilig. Sieielben linD bon soc. big SIS
tpertb. aber mir tertaufen oieielben bon
35c. bis SO.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-11-13

yn5iige BON gana luoaenem genetian
Stoff, DorSiiglib gearbeitet toeil es Elm
vSunibine" aleio 1T. tiir $40.
9iorfolt 2ln5iiae. neueite Wloos, nit
Giirtel aus SnpwHate Stoff gema6t
$3.50.
yDir fauften so neue sfirts, tpenn
Sbr oieielben. iebt fault Sbr ems,
menn Shrs aud niAt aeraoe notbnenois
babt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-11-13
SSarnt az pcrfaMfcn.

Cine Sarm bon 1909 Nfer, 2 Mei=
len meiili1 bon Sunoee lno 3 Wleilell
fiioli6 BON Weinsbera, 1T an pertaufen.
2Iuf Der 6arm 1T cine quite Sbeune,
ell gutes Saus, CUTE Neben9ebduoe.
Qutes laufenoes WalIer unit unsefdbr
II Wfcr Wulolano.
Gas spar Sc bner,
Nominiltrator.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-11-13
@cfett.

gir fauiteu bon einem Tabrifanten
beinahe 100 perlhieoene Wefen. Eie
id0nlten. Die Sbr ie aeieben, uno bod
ale peridieoen. Wir tauften bieielben.
10 billig, oaB ipir iie gu6 fir ben
8robpreis ablaien f0nnen. Yeoentt,
tpelbe griparniB oies TT.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-11-13

5uh=, Seioe= uno Sammet= 0fe
Iiir Ginoer, an lpelben Sbr bel uns 81
big 81 lpart.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-11-13
gSir baben jf0en Sag ettpas
WcucS.

Die Wufer iino INNER better, als
Der een0bnli9e 8orratb uno iolde bie=
ten mir fir tpeniaer oenn ibren Werta.
Samen=eSafets BON $3.50 aufndrts.
Wtonte Carlo G6fe, Die $3.50
Sorte fir SO. Nnoeres i'm 8erbdltnib
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-11-13
bier lit Ole lIrfahe oapon:

0ieies 1T Die Sabres5ei Tatranen frtseemad.
aaen gu Yerfaun. Dies menb madte i leste g8pe cine
Gelddftsrie no 10 slidl piele 6duier m feeu bic be-
sierig pare, mein geo su bommen Die Saaren ni ld
ger m bebalten, e babeauh peren muBten Simmer bic
@elsenbeit wabrebmeb me1en anoen @elO u iparen wae
Der anoe absdoen uno Die saufen gaaren lansen
Sag Ir Sag, weroen au unleren ySaarendern m Ser
fau asseeat Gerfdu nie oieie peben mer a fre Ser
mine si unO m mb 10 balo ais mbalih oas Gelb aufbrn<
gen. fIr bic @aa,en gu beablen.
r mnn bH nebr fir oi Waaren bsa6ln als
Gud oaE perlanen Gnes get m e Die 98i=
tntdus ma9 SIR weroet oa unerm saarenooab uno bel
plu unerhu no aa
8ourn unerm groBn oradltg aumdbtu 8orratA
0bf= uno Wntmaaen beoi9en Sbr gepnn n bel 3uwarten,
oeIe Saion Shr Die Nusmabl ME mebr
Soen gortbe erlunsen tomm uneren gu quit
Gobcns gobbme gcfaItcten Sl5o e 1T bon oou9der Auas
SsnrhG ltdt.
finn bpr ann Wtoupn sb m SdDne eeoenfohe offer grt
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Baltimore 4 Ohio
Giienbabu.
q q brp [ a II.
rs. Mfai 1909.

rs. Meai 1909.
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Sl.50 6orte lit bon oorsii9lider Gua
litdt.
SdDne geioenitoffe aler grt. ae
raoe nnqefommen, 75c. Sorte fir soc
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COURT
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arately and inquired for what purpose
the expenditure had been made and
whether IL had been necessary Mr..
wundenberg gave the desired informa-
ton and presented the receipted bills.
upon which the court approved the re-
port and made the allowance OF $1,000
out OF which the attorneys must be
paid.
The order was Immediately dictated
to the official stenographer by Judge
Humphreys. and Is In substance as fol-
lows:
The matter having come on for hear
Ing this date upon motion OF the conf
plainants for leave to dismiss the bill
OF complaint herein, and for an order
OF the court discharging the receiver OF
the Kona Sugar Co, Ltd, upon pay
ment to the receiver of all expenses
and for such fees as may be awarded
by the court in the premises. the same
having been continued until o'clock
this afternoon. and no other person APP
pearlng to oppose the approval of such
accounts OF the discharge of the re-
ceiver or to make any other objection:
Il IS now by the court ordered and
decreed that leave be granted the
compliments to dismiss the said bill
OF complaint and IL Is further ordered
that the accounts of the receiver be
and are hereby approved and his action
IS in all things confirmed. 1t Is fur
Their ordered that the said receiver do
have and receive as a reasonable fee
and award the sum of one thousand
dollars, out OF which sum he is direct
ed to pay and satisfy his attorneys and
all expenses incurred by him, not en-
braced in the accounts herewith ap-
proved; ana IL is further ordered that
all goods, chattels and property, both
real and personal and mixed, of the
Kona Sugar Co.. Ltd, stand charged
with each item OF expense incurred by
the said receiver and reported In his
accounts, together with the sum OF one
thousand dollars which Is allowed as
his fee And Il Is further ordered
that the receiver. on the fifteenth day
OF March, 1902. proceed to advertise for
sale all goods and credits and property
of the Kona Sugar Co, Ltd, In his
hands as receiver for the period of ten
days. after which time he is ordered
to sell In front of the judiciary build
ing all such goods and property in his
possession for the purpose Of satisfying
his demand as receiver. 1t is further
ordered that the bill in this case Is
hereby retained and the receiver is
hereby retained of the property OF the
Kona Sugar Co.. Ltd, until his ac-
counts as such receiver be fully paid
and discharged.
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SERVICES FOR SOLDIERS.
Interesting Program Arranged For
Them at the 7. n. @. a.

The 4 o'clock service tomorrow after
association hall is planned especially
for the soldiers of the transport War
rem, now in camp on the Drill Shed
grounds. The soldiers have been max
Christian Association since they came
back from their brief trip OF one day
at sea, and are always found in large
numbers in the writing room. Tomor-
row they are cordially invited up stairs
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That hacking cough is a source of
annoyance to yourself and others, as
well as of distress. BY taking a tea
spoonful Of Pain-Killer in half a glass
of warm water or milk every hour OF
two. you viii be surprised to find how
quickly the cough viii disappear. In
sjst upon getting the genuine. Sold In
two sizes. Price - cents and so cents.
Avoid substitutes There is but one
Pain-Killer, Perry Davis.
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where the services are to be held.
Rev. George L. Pearson of the Meth
odist church is sure to hold their at
tention, and Mrs. Annis Montague
Turner will sing the Star Spangled
Banner and other favorites.
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circles
expressed that there Will be plenty of money coming out OF the EDIT
that
there be nothing in the of cast the bonds of local
plantations As " the bank affairs the gossip of the street and exchange
holders here who ha large interests
rate Of $50 80 the bid price has gone n to 81 At this however
no and the prospects seem to be that when the market ft Ouna
OF the
buying yesterday
After Eva padup
ch of the conditions
this and
$3.50
Hawaiian sugar held
lively s2s which was
of
home and there seems little chance that there will be much s
1907 Eva 155; oaa paid no. Iihei as Oahu 25
bonds the only
$780, the of waiaua at
REAL. ESTATE AND BUILDING
The of real estate has usual small but there is no
their being met
DEVELOPMENTS for
time before there conclusion to the nesa-
nauguaed the Odd Fellows
, a T tt u cost ", the nehnorhooa Of 500 and
halls order
the
in
until there develops
moving
The
remains the only nmpved piece for which plans not o0nempa
Waikiki
10
suburban
principally small houses
FRANCISCO OPINION.
o
Paauhau o
following Steamer
b
Spreckes J. H
Daily G..
with
e The business the las
that 1t will
s>e~s>s~e~s>s~s~s>S~e>e
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hoe U0.
We can Supply you with all Kinds
Suitable For Any Business Need.

Guaranteed quality and believe
usually the grade of work handle We
Bugges Runabouts and Farm Wagons ooa high
low in You should not miss seeing them
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1902-07-01
Death of DR.. Mecrav.

DR.. Alexander M. Mecray, who, up to
three years ago was one of the leading
practicing physicians in Camden, died al
his home at Maple Shade, on Thursday.
aged 60 years. Apoplexy was the cause
of death, DR.. Mecray having suffered a
stroke three years ago and another attack
on Monday
DR.. Mecray was born at Cape May, Oc-
tober 8, 1889. After studying medicine
with DR.. Alexander Marcy in Camden, he
entered the University of Pennsylvania
and was graduated in 1853 He began
practice at Cape May Court House, but in
1865 located in Camden and built up q
large practice in that city. Three year.
ago he was stricken with apoplexy, fore
ing him to retire He took up his resi-
dence at Maple Shade and enjoyed fairly
good health until Monday, when again
stricken. Drs. Ireland and Schellinger, OF
Camden, DR.. Marcy, of Merchantville
and Dr. Marcy, of Riyerton, were sum
moned, but despite their combined skill,
DR.. Mecray succumbed.
The deceased was member of the Cam
den City and County Medical Societies,
and was as well an honored member of the
State Society. He was at one time Presi
dent of the County Medical Society, and
also served for long term of years as
Treasurer of the association. He was also
for years on the staff at Cooper Hospital
and participated in the opening of that
institution. He was prominent member
of the First Presbyterian Church, of Cam.
den.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1902-07-01
Beverly.


There is promise of great yield o
potatoes in this section. They never look
ed finer.
The committee will endeavor to max
it pleasant for all who go on the NJ E
Sunday school excursion to the Burling
ton Island on July IS.
The Baptist Sunday school held thei
annual picnic in the Charleston woods OF
Thursday. A large number were presen
and all had good time
Walter Horner, who received badly
sprained back about year ago while at
tempting to drive under trestle at Riv
erton, is able to be out with the aid of q
crutch
recent letter from David B. Cham.
pion, Jr., who is with the army in the
Philippines, states that he was made a
sergeant on May II. The regiment start
ed for home on the 9Th of June. He il
expected to arrive about July TO-
George Beardsley, who has worked at
the Beverly pharmacy for some time, has
been in Philadelphia hospital under
going an operation for appendicitis. DR..
DaCosta has taken quite fancy to him,
and he has the protege of that distinguish.
ed surgeon living at his house and enjoy
ing his advice and instruction. Mr.. Boards
ley has not yet fully recovered from the
effects of the operation, which was quite
serious in its nature, but it is hoped that
a complete restoration to health will not
be far distant.