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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-03
LEAGUE CIRCUIT
NOW COMPLETED
Six Cities Make the First De
post on Guarantee Fund.
ALICE AFTER FAST MEN
HAS SIGNED HARRY ElcHLER OF
OHIO, A GREAT GENERAL
AS MANAeER--oTHER
NEWS.

The sold Lady OF Vincennes il
determined not to repeat the mistake
this season that she was guilty o.
last year. Mrs. Alice has signet
Harry Eichler, of Wapokoneta, Ohio
at a monthly salary OF $50 and $iot
advance money to manage and cap
tain her team Of ball players, Eich
Ter is as good a fielding second sack
er as our Tommy Smith while as !;
sticker and baseball general he TOW
ers way above anything ever seen ii,
this section He at all times is I
perfect gentleman, sober har
worker and during the. past four seq
sons has won the independent chan
pionship of Ohio with the club ho
has managed He viii undoubtedl,
cluster around him a fast bunch tina
may land the pennant on the Bank
of the Wabash Doyle. Batema
ana Nippert, of Paducah, have al
played under him and know his grea
ability. 'Tis said that Bert Haas vii
be secured to hold down first base fcl
the "Old Post" The players will b
ordered to report April Is. Winfield
Pickering, a brother of Ollie, an
Sheppard, pitcher, being alread
there.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-03

grounds win be put in temporary
hape only until after the Cincinnati
team plays here next week, but viii
be thoroughly oyerhauled and PCT in
the best condition possible
Il have a team Gt to enter a league
With an $500 salary limit Manager
Ray stated in discussing the men
lie had picked aal am confident
hat we win win the pecnant in a
walk over out of the two dozen men
We have had to pick from we have
aiken those we know are bah players
md who have already made repnta
ions on the diamond Red Gilligen
Who played with the best teams in
he southern and eastern leagues. will
Hay the irfald or outGeld either, and
With Violet Bateman Virgils ant
Brady. will give Paducah string o,
printers to be equaed nowhere
Brady Is a fast sprinter having won
many one hundred yard dashes over
aollege men and professional sprint
rs. -Paducah Sun. John. watch
our eyes. Alice Of VipcenneS viii
kin YOU
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-03

First race. six furlongs: Pencil Me
'02 (vanderbouD, ; to ], first. St
Iica, los Reed, 40 to /. second;
Nhileno l02 tCrossthwaite), to j
bird. Time, 1;15h.
Second race six and a half fur
ongs: Ocyrohe. 81 fCrosstthwaitel
{. to ], FIRST; Col Van. 105 Bonner
second; St Winnifrede, 80 Csher
Eoodl 6 to +, third Time, 1:21A.
Third race, i've and half fur
ongs: Gateway 1909 (see). 7 to T.
irst; Don Domo CBonnerl, 3 to 3
econd; Ananias, ll2 (Otsi, to /
bird Time. 108.
Fourth race The Gebhardt stakes
futurity course Sea Air. lu-
(Kneppl. Is to /, first; Geo. P. Ne
Near, 1l3 (Seel IS to ]. second
Peggy Oneill, 100 CLarscnl, 10 TO /
third Time
Today's Scratches.
First Solanus, Kubeiik.
Second race-Col. Ballantync.
Dungannon
Third race-At Wood. Telephone.
Fourth race Prince Brutus.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-03
MEMPHIS AND OAKLAND
The Results in Six Events at Both
Traeks-Entries and Scratches
Today.
MEMPHIS.

First race, one mile: Censor. t0t
Aubuchon), to /. first; Easy Trade
% q. Oconnerl. 20 to i. second.
aura Hunter 90 (Robbins), : to /
bird. Time, 1854
Second race. six furlongs. Alto
q (Domnickl, 4 to ]. first Idle
05 (Oconnerl, 20 to /, second; Dick
lipley, 1872 (Aubuchon). 6 to 5. third.
Zine, 1:17
Third race one mile st. Tan
many, ll2 tAubuchonl, to /, first;
'omone, 90 tKunzl. 6 to 5, second
}arklemore III Minder), 90 to l.
bird. Time, l:43a4
Fourth race half mile, the Ardelle
take: Miss lnez Aunt lis (Rol-
linsl, TO /, FIRST Charleys Aunt
Is Fischer, 8 to .. second; Lady
ellison, ll5 (CrowhursN, to h
bird. Time, 500.
Fifth race, steeple chase about twt
niles Melbourne Eclipse, t27 (Bra
III. to 5, first; Farmers Foe, 49,
Wilson,, . to /. second; Mystic
Shriner. l57 (Jamesonl, to /
bird. Time, i,5l-
Sixth race six furlongs: Irish Jew,
J, ZIG Crawford, 3 to 1 first; Gus
Ieidorn 105 (Aubuchonl S TO 4
jccond; Cloyerten, 10 (Cobunl. 2 T.
4, third. Time, l;lGla.
Memphis Scratches.
Secorad race-St Merry, Legs
Brooklyn
Fourth race-Lady Moneuse, Arab
May. Huxie, Chansonette.
Sixth raee-Alma Du Four Martin
Mas, Orleans
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-03
BETTER THAN
THE X RAY
D agnoses Diseases in Persons Far
Distant and Tells What Treat
ment to Give them.

Bowling Green. April Edgar
/ Cayce. salesman in a book store here
has developed wonderful power that
is greatly puzzling physicians an (
scientific men He is a quiet young
man of the strictest integrity Of char
acter and thoroughly reliable in every
way. ana would nor knowingly be a
party to a deception He some time
ago discovered that he could relax
himself ana 20 into a trance and
while in this condition could tell
what people whom he dill not know
we're doing miles away. This test was
made some time ago when he told
Just what certain members of a fam
lily were doing at a certain time OF
the day. The physicians have been
using his power to help them dag
nose their eases. Several evenings
ago one of the most prominent physi
clans hers, in company with one Of
the college professors Of the CITY
tested Cayce's powers and are sur
prised ana mystified at the result.
Cayce lay dtwn on the operating
table and relaxed himself and in a
few minutes appeared TO be in a
leep sleep. The physician told him
ghata he was treating a little boy Of
this city. calling him by name, who
at the time was on a sick bed i'm an,
other part Of the city. and whom
Cayce did not know. and that he (the
loct0rl wanted him tCaycel TO de-
scribe him the physical condition OF
The boy AT once Cayee began Go
talk and said that he saw that the
boys right lung was in very bad
condition, and that no air was going
INTO it from below; that the left Lang
had also been involved. but was near
" an right again. He also reported
something wrong at the pit of the
stomach This, the physician SAYS
was perfect description Of the boys
He alsoi described the con
lition Of the professors wife. telling
# trouble with her eyes, which fact
could not have previously been
enown to Cayca, lie also told Of the
functions Of the spleen and talked Of
ne yertebrae and used medical terms
in describing different parts Of the
body. whereas he knows nothing
whatever of physiology or anatomy
In some cases he told the physician
what particular medicine or treat
nent 70 use for certain arrangements
he found In the bodies he examined
in his mysterious way but for others
he gave no remedy, saying he saw no
label for the medicine for that par
icular arrangement Whore treat.
nent was suggested It was what the
physician says should be used
In short while in these frances,
md while the patient is not in his
presence, Cayce seems to look the
body through and through and dc
scribe the anatomy to the minItest
particular, and if there is any de
rangement or any diseased or abnor
NAL condition be can point it out
Cayce remembers nothing he has
said when he comes out Of the
trance, and it is all a perfect blank
to him He does not pretned to &C,
count for his extraordinary power
does not understand it in the least
and is not using it to make money
Further tests will be made b. Gus
physicians, who are deeply puzzle
over Cages strange powers Mr.
cayce formerly lived at Hopkinsvile
but has been here for several years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-03

Manager Stanings stated to some
ans a few days ago: You can say
hat Brockett is safe for a berth fol
he season, he is a great frd and viii
trengthen my pitching stan
In another conversation he made
he following statement: 4 viii not
ie surprised to see Brockett turn OUT
be a topnoteher He is a fine took
rg, big fellow and the New YORK.
americans must have thought pretty
ven of him, when they made such
lard fight TO secure him. | think We
ire fortunate to land the chap -Buf
al0 Courier.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-03
HEALTH is YOUTH.

Disease and Sickness Bring Old Age
Hcrbine taken every morning be
fore breakfast, will keep you in 70
bust health. fit you to ward off dis
ease. II cures constipation bilious
ness. dyspepsia, fever skin, liver and
kidney complaints It purihes the
blood and clears the complexion Mrs
y. W Smith, Whitney. Texas writes
April 8. 1902 81 have used Hcrbine
ana find if the hest medicine for con
4tipatlon and liver troubles 1t docs
al you claim for it. can recon
mend It." scots bottle. Sold by
Schulz Drug Co
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-03

Nine ball players are training tht
afternoon at league park. Thursda.
evening Bobby Barlow. OF Irontta
o.; Eph yergils, Of Toledo, o.. T
Sweeney, of Louisville. ana Duki
Keisling, of Anderson, Ind, arrive
and are stopping at the St. Nichola!
hotel, on South Third street.
Pitchers Brahic. Doyle and Hudson
Catcher Land ana Utility Playe
kitty Girard were, already here
and the bunch is at the park this al
ternoon.
Vergils is shortstop. Barlow ;
catcher, Keesling pitcher, and Swec
ney first baseman.
Some Of the players are slow il
arriving, but Manager Ray says the.
will be here tonight and Saturday. z
report is in circulation that Catche
Ben Nippert, Of Cincinnati, woul
not come, but Manager Ray says Their
Is no truth in It. Nippert will b
here Saturday.
The first game will take place Sur
day. The players will compose tw.
teams, to be pitted against each OF
er. An admission of twenty-f,.
cents win he CHARGE.
Manager Ray today closed COZ
tract with the Diels, a crack team 0
st. Louis, to play here Sunday, Apr
II, The team will come over on thu
excursion to be run TO this city i.
the Sporting league Paducah New
Democrat
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-03
THE MONTH OF MARCH
It's Mean Temperatures, Wind, Precip.
itations, Both Of the Weather Char
acteristies at Cairo Since 1872.
Atmospheric Pressuro

(Reduced TO sea level; inches and
hgndrcdthsl
Mean, 5000: highest, 5o.56; date 4th.
I.0w2st, a9Gi; date, End
Temperature.
Highest. IS degrees, date 21; low
est "a degrees, date lth
CIR attest daily range Is degrees,
date 3rd.
Least daily range ) degrees, date
ftb
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-03
soFTNsss OF sEALsKIN.
10 Rlvaied by Human Hair whers
Dandrun Is Eradlcated.

seaiykin Is admired the world over for
its softness and glossiness; and vet the
human hair is equally is soft and glossy
when healthy; and the radical cause of all
hair trouble is dandruff. which is caused
byTa pestiferous parasite that saps the
vitality Of the hair at its root, Newbro's
Herpicide is the only preparation that Is
fatal TO the dandrun germ. without dan.
druG there is no falling hair. but lux
uriant growth Of glossy, soft hair is GER
tain. Securing the scalp won't cure dan
druff. XIII the dandrgff germ Thous-
ands OF women owe their beautiful suits
Of hair to Newbro's Herpicide Sold by
leading druggists. Send lOc. IN stamps
to The Herpicide Co., Detroit, Mich.
Paul G. Shah & Sons. Special
Agents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-03

Hopkinsyille, Ky, March 3l.-Ney
er before was there so much interesi
showE in baseball so early as /.
shown at present throughout the Ken
lucky Illinois Tennessee league. AL
six OF the towns are enthusiastic an
are talking baseball, each city hayinl
signed strong team. Paducal
claims. like last year, that they vii
win the pennart, but Cairo Hendel
son, Hopklnsville, Jackson ant
Clarksville do likewise. The X. l. r.
was undoubtedly the fastest league
ever organized the first year and far
nished a great many players to higl'
or leagues. Henderson furnished Be
lin to Little Rock, Gardner to Bufa
10, Christian to Louisville and Cope
land to Savannah; Cairo, Smith f
Nashville, Brockett to Buffalo ant
Powers TO Louisville. Paducah
Hedges to Milwaukee; Jackson, Petit
70 st. Paul, Hopkinsville. Street t.
Terre Haute.
Great interest is being taken il
GARNER, the southpaw Tennessee
wonder. and all baseball critics pre-
dict that he win make good in Oh,
Eastern league with Buffalo. He wa,
the only left-hand pitcher in the Kit,
league. and led all the pitchers il
batting.
The Henderson Baseball associa
lion Is building a new grandstand
which will be completed By April Y
the time the team is to report
GAINESVILLE Times Journal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-03
.cHANCERY NOTICE.


v state OF Illinois, Alexander County, ss.
In the Alexander County Circuit Court, May
term A. D., 1904. In Chancery sitting. August
W. SCHNEIDER. who sues By his next friend Az
gust,Sehindier, Complainant,vs Magdaisns We
Der, Daniel Weber. william Webefi Maggie We
her, John " cher, Philip Weber, Chas. Weber
and Nelson Morris. Edward Morris and ira. ~.
Morris, partners doing business under firm name
aJd style Of Nelson Morris a Company and
William Winter and Claude Winter partners
doing business under firm name and style Of
Winter Brothers, Napoleon b. Thistlewood,
Patrick Barth md William Walbaum De-
PENDANTS, Bill in Chaneery for par
uiioa and an accounting. The allowed
named defendants are hereby notified
That said complainant has this day fled
in said court certain bill in Chancery for
partition and an accounting against them and
that Summons has issucd thereon returnablf on
the first dav Of the neat tcrm Of said court 20
be holden at The court house in Cairo, Illinois,
on the 9th dag al May next
Cairo, flinols, March nth 4. D, 1904.
LEE B.-DAVIs. CLERK.
Lausden & Icek and David S. Lansden. Com
plaiuaut'k Solicitors.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-03

A spring tonic that cleans and puri.
Ties and absorbs all poison from tho
system. Hoilist RS Rocky Mountain
Tea will make you wen and keep you
vel all summer 3j cents. ten or
tablets. p G. Schuh & SONS
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-03

TT BOOK MAILED FREE.
"A. lFESER-, Ionges;iops sunamru..
eohts iions, Lung Fever, MIR Fever.
III Is: ~. rtR sIN~. Lamercss. Injuries,
cuHi1a iistemper. .%'''''''N'
tsE q; WORMS. Bots. Grubs.
en-t1s Lungs, Pieafe. Paenss1snia'
4. isVi.ts, Heliyaehe, Wind. .,loHn
e1atsb Dia fllea. DyscnseEy.
90. ffesents MISCARRIAGE.
s aiH KIDNEY : BLADDER DISORDERS.
~ geKIs DISEASES. Mapee. r-pp,iors
s-ek3f ticerg tirease. Forry.
'. =. -; fnSnETfns. staring f.e.t.
e''hla freiatation, Hfoniceh stasse-a
&C. each Stable C1se. Ten spse,fcs. nsss a. -
~ Or ll-r'sfz- OF sent ssFar7iz IN rect & .s...
Humrtre5E Medicine Co, CIR. William = Iof,
Streets. New FORK.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-03

The circuit id the Kentucky M
nois, Tennessee league of profession
al baseball clubs was definitely and
finally settled last evening for the
next Two years. The six cities are as
follows: Cairo, GAINESVILLE and Pa
dllcah compose the western section
while HopsinsvilIe, Henderjn md
Nincennes will be the eastern end and
On this decision the schedule will
be framed. the east versus the west
and the west versus the east.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-03

The committee having in charge
the soliciting of the 81 200 or $500
bonus will finish up their WORT this
week and by next Saturday It is fair
TO ASSUME that the whole amount viii
be raised 80 the players signed can
ne sent tickets and report here by
April IS, enabling them 10 get into
shape b. Wednesday. May II, the
opening game Of the season.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-03

Manager John S Ray and laborers
are al work at Wallace park baseba9
grounds t1dsy raking the diamond
and putting II in shane for the frst
game Of The season on the Ord. The
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-03

There are two people who decry
matrimony-he who desires it and he
who wishes to escape from its bond
age.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-03

~ degrees.
Average daily exc SIS or deficiency
Of This month as compared with mean
Of 30 years 20 degrees.
Accumulated excess Or deficiency
since January l. ~ degrees.
Average daily excess or deficiency
since January J., 0.5 degrees
Wind.
Prevailing direction. south: total
movement, S.9li mil maximum vel
getty tfor five mnntesl 4G miles per
hour from north on the 3rl
Dra-tas+-kiap Tnt,t 4btr Atrn4L ~,
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-07-14
sWEDEsBORO NATIONAL BANK.
PAULsRoRo.

workman was drowned at the tin plant
wharf in the creek Friday last while bath
ing. The body was found Saturday
The Paulsboro B. B. Team are proud of
the game they put up Saturday last at
Woodbury., Although they were beaten
they say it was good game, well played.
Miss Elizabeth Thomson is entertaining
two of her music schoolmates of Phila.,
and plenty of good music is enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. r. L. smallwood, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richmond of Woodbury. spent Sunday
last at R. A. TESTERS.
Geo. P ManloYe picked basket of well
filled lima beans Monday morning last,
the first of the season.
Edward Hickey, aged about thirty years
died Sunday night after lingering sick
ness of consumption. He Ieayes a wife
and one child
The Borough Council is having the gut
tiers cleaned out Oh Broad street this week,
and the mud aud dirt removed from the
stone road. Surely a commendable job
Isaac Thompson is laying cement walk
and copeing at his Broad st. residence.
Geo. Lodge launched his gasoline boat
Tuesday afternoon. He viii carry truck
from Lime Kiln wharf on the creek to Phila.
Mr.. Dram Adamson, w. J. Adamson' S
brother of Denver, Col, arrived here Mon
day night and is stopping with his mother
on Buck street. His wife has been here
some time having a sick child treated at a
hospital in Phila.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-07-14
Resolution of Respect.

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God
the Great Councillor OF the Universe, to
call from our Council here on earth to the
Great Council above our dearly and be-
loved brother, George W. Cattell, we
deem it fitting tribute at this time to
place on record our sincere appreciation
of the valuable services rendered our
Council as an officer, and the many kind
words of advice to the members while he
was permitted to remain here on earth
and exemplify the cardinal principles Of
of our order, honesty, industry and So
briefly, therefore be it,
Resoloed, That in the death of Brother
George W. CattelI, Woodbury. Council No.
81, O. U. A. NJ. has lost an impartial officer,
a faultless advisor and regular attendant
RESOLVED, That copy Of these reso.u-
lions be printed in the city and county
papers, copy presented to the family Of
the deceased brother and spread on our
minutes in full.
VIM. ID. DUFFIELD
A. P. TURNBULL
CHAs. GRAEssLE
Committee.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-07-14
PATENT MEDICINES.

& man that compounds or invents something
that is just little better than the next best
thing, is certainly entitled to the best share OF
the profits to be derived from the sale of the
article. So he patents or copyrights to protect
his interests Patented & GODS are good goods,
years Of trial behind us to give US the assurance
that we have the best medicine compounded for
the cure of dyspepsia, sick-headache, bilious
ness, indigestion and all stomach disorders We
protect the public as wei; as ourselves by keep
ing the formula secret as long as we make II
we know it is made right and il cures these dis
eases Druggists tell us that II Is the one medi-
cine that the sale Is ever on the increase To
get the best remedy for dyspepsia or indigestion
ask the druggists for Dr., Gums Improved
Liver Pills. price - cents per box, only one for
MI 7-zHfn
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-07-14

WOODBURY. HEIGHTS, NEW JERSEY.
Sealed proposals for the grading necessary to
make the sidewalks and cross walks of certain
streets and sections thereof, pursuant to "An
ordinance to provide for the paving of certain
sidewalks, sections thereof and crossways, in
the village of Woodbury. Heights, Township of
Deptford, Gloucester County, New Jersey, y
conform to the established grade, and for the
furnishing of the materials, the incidental
grading and laying of the crosswalks and for
the furnishing of the materials the incidental
grading and laying of those portions Of the said
sidewalks that shall lie in the angles at the
Intersection of the said streets; and
Sealed proposals for the furnishing of mater
ials, the incidental grading and paving Of all
the said sidewalks which shall be in front of. or
bordering upon, the land SO to be improved,
will be received by the Township Committee of
the township of Deptford, Gloucester County,
State of New Jersey, up to p. M, of Monday
July 18th 1904.
Proposals should be addressed to the Town
ship Committee of the township of Deptford
Gloucester County, New Jersey, care of Charles
B. Smith, Esquire Clerk of the Township Conn
mittee, Westville, New Jersey.
For specification, and all necessary lnfor-
nation. application may be made to William
NJ Carter, Civil Engineer, l27 South Broad
street. Woodbury., New Jersey.
The Township Committee reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
CHARLES b. SMITH,
Clerk of Township Committee
Dated July 9th 1904. 1904.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-07-14

-FOk THE MVllI1INt' OF DO0s.--
To tchom ii may Concern:
In accordance with the State Law, approved
March %, 1862, in reference to Mad Dogs and
by the advice and consent of the Council Of the
City of Woodbury., as per a resolution passed
January 81, 1899, /, Sam'l Fl. Ladd Mayor of the
City of Woodbury., one day after the date of
this proclamation, do hereby authorize the
destruction of all dogs, male and female, found
running at large within she limits of the city,
except such as shall be properly muzzled with q
wire muzze about the noze, securely fastened
until the 18th day of August next. Nothing in
this proclamation shall apply to a dog or dogs
of nonresident passing through the city ao-
cempanied by the owner owners of such dog
or dogs.
The police officers of the city are hereby
authorized and instructed, and all other persons
are authorized to shoot all dogs, male and fe-
male, found running at large within the limits
of the city, contrary to this proclamation.
Signed and proclaimed this Second day OF
July A. D., 1901.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-07-14

Take notice that on the 18th day of July, 1904
the Township Committee of the Township of
Deptford will meet at the Town Hall, West
Vile n j., for the purpose of considering an
ordinance establishing the grade lines and curb
lines and elevation of side walks on the follow
ing streets and sections thereof in the village of
Woodbury. Heights, Deptford Township Glou-
cester County n j., viz:
Central Avenue, both Sides, from the East
side of Fourth street to West side of West Jer-
sey avenue; on West Jersey Avenue West side,
from the South side of Poplar Avenue to the
South side of Oak Avenue, Elm Avenue,
both Sides from the East side of Third Street to
West side of West Jersey Avenue; on Oak
Avenue both sides to East side of Fourth
Street. from West side of West Jersey Avenue.
CHARLES B. SMITH,
Clerk of the Township Committee.
Dated July 5Bh, 1904. 7-7-04
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-07-14
EOR SALE.

Store Property -y1 Business, situated in
Clarksboro, Glou. Co., = j., and consists of
store and store-rootn, with three story, man
sard roof dwelling containing II rooms, heated
by steam; hot and cold water; large barn, nearly
new, with modern improvements; 211 acres of
ground. Connected with the general store bust
scales engine, shafting, mill, etc post Office in
store. $1,000 may remain on the property. This
is q corner property, good location and business
For sale on account Of i'll health. Apply to
T. T. HAINES,
6-l6-04-tf. Clarksboro, N. j.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-07-14
BRIDGEPORT.
Parker and Davis are all right.

IdTk6I dUU DAVIS EtT6 an TlgHt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Holdcraft will
spend the balance of the Summer at Ocean
City
Grass sales are the order Of the day at
this time
The continued daily showers make it
very difficult to get hay in good order.
Much has been spoiled by the rains.
Mr. Charles Storms is in a very critical
condition with severe attack of rheuma-
tism. Mr.. Storms is confined to his bed.
The truck boats are taking their usual
loads OF truck for this season of the year.
Freeholder Usinger has given the stone
road below the bridge a irst-class coat of
gravel and stone, putting it in good condi-
tion again.