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The Saint Paul globe., 1904-08-31
Baltimore. Maryland. and Return SEQ .oo

On sale Sept. and 10; return limit by
deposit until Sept 25. For tickets and in
formation call or address Wisconsin Cen
trail Railway ticket office, 37l Robert St.
Herman Brown, N. w. P. A.
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sts-sT. LOUIS AND RETURNS
va Rock Island system

Tickets on sale Aug. 90, Sept. (Sun-
day), II and 26. good returning seven
days from date of sale.
Shortest line, quickest time, over 200
miles longside the Mississippi river. Or
fee. Sixth and Robert streets, st. Paul
F. w. Saint, City Passenger Agent.
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VITAL STATISTICS
sEMyNG MAcHgMEs
FOR SALE-nouses
FOR sALENgisceUaneows

E. LYTLE's DIAMOND PARLoRs, All
Robert ST., End floor. good many
reasons why we can sell you diamonds
below n arket value. We buy diamonds
from others that want money. With
our 80 years experience we thoroughly
understand the diamond business. We
buy at our own price We can make a
good profit and save you money. Mon
ey advanced on diamonds watches and
furs. House established in 1875.
PICTURE STORE FOR SALE-ENTlRE
stock of pictures, holdings, frames and
art material, at once. c. Thomas, 4S9
st. Peter.
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Aug 15 t0 Sept 10 the 500 Line will
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Cal, and return, with limit of Oct %
Talk over your plans at the ticket Of
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sewer on West Water Street. From Moses
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To all your friends about your trip if it
was 500 Line rail and lake Excursions
every Friday during the summer to
Detroit and return ...............$ SIG. 75
Toledo and return .1............... II so
Cleveland and return. rn............... Is. %
Buffalo and return ................ 20. .25
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University av
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED FLAT; 8
rooms; possession at once; s65 per
month; Flat 10, Waldorf, corner Sum
nit and st. Adams. Inquire janitor.
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Pacific coast points; frequent ,l shipments l
Transfer and Storage, Co. Minneapolis.
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New York and return. .s41 90
Albany, N. Y, and return. ........... 38. 20
Boston and return n.................. 45. 90
Toronto and return. n.................. %. 80
Montreal and return. ............... SO. 90
Rates to intermediate ps ats in proper
ton: Homeseekers' ticAets to points
south, southeast and southwest first and
third Tuesday each month half fare plus
To Michigan summer resorts via Chi
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boat line rates. Free reclining chair cars
on all trains For full information call or
address Herman Brown. N. W. P. A.. 371
Robert street. ST. Paul.
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201 Germania Life Building.
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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-05
WENoNAH.

Miss Elma Horner, of Woodstown, has
been the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Smith the past few days.
Miss Anna Bacon spent Sunday and Mon
day in Ocean city.
Mr.. Edward II. Ball and daughter are
visiting in EVilkesbarre, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. G. Gordon, OF Had
don Heights, were entertained by Mr. and
Mrs. Huntley Murdock, on Sunday
Mrs. Samuel Cooper, who soon starts on
a European tour, Is having her house on
West Jersey avenue renovated, with view
of renting it.
Mrs. Rushing Bartlett is visiting her
mother Ia Mauricet0wn.
Joseph Sowden has accepted position
in Newfeld, and commenced work the first
Of she week
Miss Adele Moroge has completely re-
covered from the nervous shock which she
sustained ait the hands of Frank Arnold,
who attempted to assault her last Sunday,
bat was frustrated by the timely interior
ence Of q neighhor, and at the hearing of
Arnold Monday night she described the
terrible ordeal and struggle which she went
through il manner which would admit Of
no contradiction, and brought inflammation
upon the head Of the cowardly william. The
Arnold family lived on the outskirts Of
Wenonah several years, but recently moved
ito 4 house on the Glassboro road near
Woodbury., and he and his brother were
always source Of trouble to our officers,
and neither seemed TO have an iota of
deeency or civilization In their make up,
and it is some satisfaction to think that one
Of them at least will be taken to place
"a III arc kbnaa yynaliAfne will no fuefiiInd and
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-05
WILLIAMsToWN.

John Marsh, an old and former resident,
died at the home of his son, Lawrence, in
Camden last Saturday, the 30th ult., and
was buried on Tuesday last from the NJ. E.
Church. The interment was in the ceme-
terry at this place. He was IS years Of age,
and leaves three children Eli Marsh,
postmaster of WilliamstoWn; John Marsh,
Of Bridgeton, and Mrs. Samuel Yanneman,
Of Clyde, New York.
The twelve year old Of Charles Renne-
baum, while handling a small rifle last
Monday accidently shot himself in the alb
domen. At this writing his case is eansid-
cred hopeless. He died Wednesday after
noon, after undergoing surgical operation
Reba the little daughter Of Harry Hill
yard, fell few days ago and broke her
arm This is the second time her arm
has been broken in the same place.
The glassblowers of this place will give a
banquet in the near future in honor Of their
former president, Louis Arlington, Of
Alton, Illinois He is now advanced in
years and is in poor health. The branch
will also elect delegates to The national
convention, this coming Saturday evening.
Deputy Sheriff Harry Jones was III town
on special business one day last week.
Harry is very popular with the boys around
this section.
Our bank has completed its organization
with the following directors; VIM. Fl. Bo-
dine, DR.. L. M. Halsey, Janyan Herwerder,
f. Y. Aver, Edward Box, Peter Peterson,
S. E. Tombleion, ]. F. Imhoff, VIM. An.
dreWs and j. r. Imhof Janvan Herwer.
der has been elected cashier The bank
will open for business in about two weeks
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-05
REDWOOD

Quite number from here took in the
circus at Glassboro on Friday.
The puplic schoo pupils have been hav-
ing examinations this week.
George Nicholson is on the sick list.
VIM. Simpkins has purchased fine new
rubber tire runabout from JOS A.Jackson
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Zaues Of Glassboro,
were guests Of Thomas Munyan and wife
on Saturday.
VIM. Irwin and family, Of Turneryille,
were guests Of Chas. CLARK and wife, on
Sunday.
Leona Scott has been quite sick. the past
week with quinsy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Snyder, Of Phila..
were guests Of Thomas Munyon aud wife
on Sunday
Mrs. Irwin, Of TurneryiIIe, was the guest
Of Samuel Sharp and family on Sunday.
Recreation gun club held their weekly
shoot on Saturday afternoon score: Q. ARM
strong broke 81 A Tomlinsn broke 1S; G..
North broke is; T. Munyon broke 10; ].
Goettleman broke TO-
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-05
WEsTVILLE NEWB0LD

a rare treat will be given to the residents
Of Newbold- Westville, at South Westyille
NJ. E. Church on Thursday, May 5, at 80
p. M, by the Mobile Quartette, of Phila.,
a concert band Of great fame, assisted by a
number of celebrated soloists, vocal and in
Istrumental, in said church. The net re-
|ceipts will 90 to the benefit Of the Sabbath
school, Lovers of song and music should
not miss this opportunity. The piano used
on this occasion will be a matchless Cum
bingham furnished by the Cunningham
Piano Co., special for this occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster and daughters,
Misses Edith and Ethel, are boarding at
Mrs DaFes on River Drive for the summer.
This is the 2nd summer they have spent in
our town and we hope they soon will locate
here.
Pastor Martin delivered very powerful
sermon Sunday morning from Rev. IL. liz
His theme was principally the. transformed
Christian. and Che influence our companions
have over us, but the best friend is our Saw
ior The choir sang fine anthem in the
morning and two in the evening The
communion service was largely attended
and three married couples were received
into the church.
Do not forget the festival in the base
ment Of the Baptist Church, on Saturday
evening.
Mr.. F. &. Dickinson, contractor and
builder, has purchased the lot between the
Preston property and Mrs. johnson s, and
will build in the near future
We are glad our Episcopal friends have
secured lot and started their church
building in Newbold. May all their efforts
be crowned with success.
Mr.. H. & Mr.. r. O. Baughman & Sons
have received part Of their machinery for
their Whiting Factory They viii EN-
|ploy about thirty men when in ope ration,
All who have the privilege Of meeting them
are pleased that they located here
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-05

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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-05
E. D. PEARSON, Hurffyille, N. ].
Hf Ven have Dyspepsia, Read This

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to cure dyspepsia is all wrong. They may be
put up in tablets or in liquid, the result is Just
the same. The object is to create artificial di-
gestion, but this does not make cure. Stop
taking the pepsin, etc, and you have your dy-
spepsia or Indigestion hack again. People use
cocaine or opium for nervous troubles and sick
headache, It does not cure, stop taking the
drugs and the pain and distress return. The
only Common Sense Method is to drive out OF
the system tho cause of dyspepsia and sick
headache BY cleansing the stomach and bow
els, at the same time using q medicine that will
act on the liver. This forces through the glands
of the stomach the digestive fluid that nature
intended. In this way sou cure dyspepsia. The
medicine that cures dyspepsia by this method
ii called DR.. Gunn's Improved Liver pills.
Druggists sell these pills st 25c per box, #
only takes one pill for a dose. For sale by j.
w Merritt, Woodbury.. N. II. c-5Imo.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-05
BARNSBORO

The following teachers were elected fol
the next school term. by the Mantta Town
ship Board Of Education on Wednesday
evening, May 18th, 1904.
For Mantua School ohm II. Tharp,
principal Miss Alice Hill. Miss Nellie Eng
land, Miss Annie Tharp. teachers.
For Barnsboro Miss Annie Lippincott,
principal; Mrs. Lydia Gallaher, teacher
For knights Rum Miss Bella Curry.
For Pitman Grove Miss Eva ne. Allen,
principal; Miss Alma Biddewell, Miss
Catherine Static, teachers.
No teachers were elected for the Enalin
school, and for one room at Pitman Grove.
The question thatehe children Of Mantua
township, who live adjacent to the Jeffer-
son school, be compelled to attend the
schools in Mantua township hereafter. was
discussed by the members Of the Board,
after which a proposition was voted to be
submitted to The Harrison township Board,
and thus She problem stands. This prob
lem Is one caused by the present public
school law Of the State.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-05


NE. Harry Wnlteneaas q 1,l.liaslelT
pnla, mas moved ln1o MIS- =. ~ k5AtT
diners mouse on New street
Mrs. Alien Clark anq MRS. seian
ClarK spent q lew Gays q 1851 Wees
IN washington, =. Y.
We understand the mouse on ril-
man avenue recently purchaser py NE
Frank CLOUDS mas Deen rented 20 MI
Mortimer, OF Palladelpnia:
Mr. ana MIS-. Lewis ?. ka.es, @
Camden, are now occupying their new
cottage, corner 81 west ana Lake ave-
nues.
Cllas Nicholson - building new
house on Seventh and West avenue
for Mr.. Geo. Ore, Of Camden
The foundation for Mrs Gates new
house on Holly avenue IS being lald
BY Mr. Pomelear
Mr. Francis Hess Is making extern
siye additions 70 ms nome on new
street
The Board Of directors OF me y. =.
conference camp Meeeng Associa-
ton heiu IT'S regular monenay meeelng
on TUESDAY, May q
! Holly avenue Is pelns graaeu lIoM
summit avenue 20 Alcyoh LAKE
Inc improvement 70 Inc SUIT plopz
erty .occupleu ~ rocsl y Iaulln 8
ABOUT eompleeeus me aw hin ~ II
the iront AUS 70 = ecIy liuen. = saais
lleFaui dla ine caIpensen moih anu
i DaVld virgins ths pdihsins.
M. george FoMesl, u Gioucesees
CITY spent SUNDAY II tue Grove anu
/ assisted II tne communion SCI WYE A.
the cHurch'
Frior 70 Inc communism sslslce a.
the ~ =. ghurcn oh oaODasn llolil-
ing lne pastor, aev. s. z. JeWlee' ~
celVea seven new nelnp 3 s,
NJ allu ~ ? 1opsas =. 1880
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-05
MULLIcA HILL.

The township committee will meet in It's
usual place of business on Saturday next.
Mrs. Sarah Blake has full house as the
result of Mrs. Thos Burning giving up
her boarders, and most all have taken
board at Mrs. Blale's.
Mr.. Frank Kay and wife, of Phila., were
Sunday visitors Of his mother
One of our we'll known retired farmers,
Mr.. Lucins Atkinson, has profession,
that is, he has recently purchased very
fine and complete Mccormick reaper 4 bind
er, and viii be open for engagements Also,
Mccormick corn binder, which has been
tested and bears the best Of testimonials
He already has several acres Of corn book
ed for the cutting.
Farmers are as busy as bees in harvest
time cutting asparagus putting out to-
matoes. also setting out sweet potatoes.
Greater quantities of asparagus have been
expressed to New York and Boston than
ever before.
1t begins to look like business, as the
Peoples Rural Telephone is distributing
poles on the route from Mullica Hill to
Swedesboro.
Thos Dunlap and wife, Of Camden, were
Sunday visitors Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Dunlap.
The Harrison Heights improvement Co.
have given the new Odds gas engine a fair
trial, but it does not give the Light to sat
isfy the company nor any of its patrons
The company is anxious to get gasolene
engine that will run electric lights bright
and steady
Mr. Geo. Carter died last Saturday at
his home on High street after two weeks
sickness. Services at Mt. Zion Church,
interment at Mt Zion cemetery. Mfr.
Carter was highly esteemed by all who
knew him and after long years Of honest
toll is at rest.
A dance party will be held in the town
hall next Saturday evening, May 7th. A
grand time is anticipated.
Mrs. Mary Lloyd is very i'll at this writ
ing.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Baptist Church
was held at Mrs J. J. Davis on Tuesday
afternoon of this week.
Chas YonStege, Of Woodbury., formerly
a citizen and building contractor OF this
place, died at the Gloucester County Aims
house last Wednesday, April ~, and was
buried in the Baptist Cemetery of Mullica
HILL Mr.. VonStege was member Of the
knights of PYthias, No. "a, Of Mullica
Hill, and the Red Mems Lodge at Mill
vile. Also member Of the Heptasophs,
his certificate being for two thousand dol
lars. He leaves il his will one thousand
dollars to the Baptist Church Of Mullica
Hill and balance to few friends who were
good to him in his last sickness.
The James Stratton Post G.. a. r. and
the Jr. o. u. A. NJ, of Mt. Vernon Coun-
ell, No. 7, have selected August 4th as
their excursion day TO Atlantic City.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-05
HuREEvILLE.

The scholars Of the public school COM
Menced their examination on Monday.
Work on the cuIyert which is to take the
place Of the wooden bridge commenced on
Monday.
Benjamin F. Richards has been repairing
his residence.
> ". S. Kier has moved his pigeon houses
on his new property
Frank Davis moved to Philadelphia on
Monday.
Jesse Jones has been repairing the resi-
dence tenanted by FL. B. Chew.
Rev. J. a. Cakes occupied the pulpit IN
the NJ. E. Church on Sunday evening.
]. K. Harvey has removed the loose stone
on the stone road which had become numer-
ous.
While at work on the culvert there was
caving Of dirt which buried Hurbert
Hurf. Woorkmen soon relieved him OF his
perilious position without injury.
Mrs. C. p. Creamer, Of New Gretna, was
visiting Miss Maggie Dreamer on Sunday.
The person who is desirious Of taking a
number Of his friends to q neighboring
town, would find it more practible ii a
market wagon was secured, rather than a
buggy:
Through the courtesy Of the neighbors
who assist each other in urgent work, six
pair Of horses ploWed large field in one
day for Thomas c. Bee.
Miss Helen Evans, Of WilIamstown, was
visiting Miss Estella Pearson, on Sunday.
New books will be purchased for the NJ
e. Church choir
I'll
On next Sunday afternoon.
William McCracken has moved into Porch
Bros. house.
The public meeting held in Davenport
Hall on Wednesday night to arrange for
Memorial Day, was called to order by G. J.
Davenport, chairman; T. B. Kier being
Secretary, various committees we're selected
and plans laid out for brilliant affair.
Rev. f e. Jewett, Of Pitman Grove, will
be the orator.
While going to the funeral of friend on
Sunday, and while in the vicinity of Wood
bury, Rev. W. S Mitehell's horse became
frightened at an automobile and in an
endeavor to paeify the animal be was
thrown from the wagon on the ground
fFactuTing his thigh and receiving other
bruises Persons nearby saw the accident
and had him conveyed to his home where
doctors and trained nurse are doing their
utmost for his recovery. Hundreds of peo-
pie are sorry to hear Of the misfortune, as
next Sunday was to be a great day at the
1E E. Church, and on May 18th was Me-
mortal Sunday for the G. A. r. and II. o.
ia. NJ This necessitates the postpone
ment Of the proposed special occasions
William Campbell, and family, of
ANilliamstown, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
albert M. Hurf.o Sunday.
Mrs. Viola a. Downs, Of Downer, is
wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Il. Chew
j. HURT is able to get out again after
being confined TO the house with fractured
ankle.
The numerous hog pens at Schmidt Is
Poultry Farm have been torn down.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-05

BRIDGEPORT.

THE minstrel entertainments IN tbe Town
F4alI was we'll attended IN Saturday even
mo mo lash and the nroorar, ENJOYABLE
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sup, nss slaus ens aolloman ss.so'1 pa,, Z
9es'lleIs lol anosns. soA1DVl ~, ~ asa, e
6,aIhet, lepauo lrl'a Il 1la 81 8.
olphans, anu Mose (; honlnsohs DIaus +.
pofS, NOSE p i1,sz1 NJ, -
saunders, Censre oquate, ousalla p Dsii'
Llncoln.
Mr. George q. Plats = pusslng Up ene
lltse HOUSE ZOE ese 0oa9el ~ W. !,
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-05

George Chew has been entertaining
his sister and her husband, OF WASH
ington, D. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Greenly have
left for New Mexico, whore they Will
make their home
Mr. Plum is having the fences
around his house nicely painted
Mrs. Edmund Costill gave pit party
in honor of her friend, Miss Cornelia
Wills, of Burlington A very enjoy
able evening was spent by the young
folks. The following enjoyed the oc-
casion Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Ashbridge,
Misses Wesc0tt, Bradley. Eva Smith,
of Glassboro
William Williamson has been chosen
as a delegate by the West jersey Pres
bytery to attend the General Assem-
bly, at Buffalo, N. \
DR.. Hustled is quite i'll
Lawrence Smith is able to be about
after a serious illness.
David Smallwood has purchased the
house recently vacated by William
Smith, on High street. and will move
into it in the near future
Prof. and Mrs. ]. w. Harrison, of
Boston, who are visiting here, became
the parents of little boy. last week.
The base ball club is now thoroughly
organized and have elected: President,
. John Busby; secretary, Wilbur Rosel-
+ le. treasurer, Harry Porch.
The Rev William F. S. Nelson
preached the first of a series of Sun
day evening sermons to young people,
on Sunday evening last. His topic
was, Run: Speak to that Young Man,
talk on false measurements OF life.
Next Sunday evening he will talk on
"Oyershadowed Lives.
J. Preston Potter will represent the
Daughters of Liberty in the National
1 Council which meets in Portland, Me.
James Hand, of Wilmington, has
been visiting his sisters, Mrs. Warner
and Mrs Hiram Beckett.
Harry Porch, of Salem, visited
friends in town, on Sunday.
Firman Crist has secured a position
with the Reading ferry.
The installation exercises were held
at the Presbyterian Church, on Thurs.
day evening, when the Rev. William
F. S. Nelson was installed as pastor.
The Rev. Frederick r. Brace, d. D., OF
BIackwood, presided, and the Rev,
Lawrence NJ. Colfelt, D. D., OF Oxford
1 Church, Philadelphia, preached the ser
mon. The Rev. Walter Steiner, OF
/ Millville, gave the charge to the pas
tor, and the Rev Luther Oates, q
Bridgeton, gave the charge to the
church.
DR.. Jacob f. Crane is making the
medicine business hum.
Miss Ada English has finished her
/ course at Pierce's Business College.
James Passwater, who was taken to
/ the Phipps' Institute in Philadelphia,
has died and will be buried in the Gem,
etery here.
The semi-annual business meeting
rand election of officers of the Presby.
terrain Christian Endeavor Society was
held on Tuesday evening The fol.
lowing were chosen: President, Miss
Abbie Candy; vice president, G. G.
Beck; secretary, 3, Klinger; treasurer,
Mrs. William Pierce; corresponding
secretary, Miss Hannah Porch; mis-
sionary secretary. Mrs. Edmund Cos
till
Harry Southland is putting in q new
stone curb.
The Epworth League repeated their
entertainment, In the Good Old
Times, Wednesday evening.
Our Board Of Education has elected these
teachers: Professor A. S. Griffith, Principal;
Mamma Haupt, Ella Morgan, Name Davis,
Hanna Hoffman, Phoebe Miller assistants.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-05
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If you are weak, siokly, thin, pale, tired
and troubled with indigestion take advan
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Merritt the weIl-known druggist