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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-06-29

We tackle the Trenton Y. NJ. &. A.
again next Saturday and if the lads
Only play the game they are capable
Of something will he doing.
Eleven ont of twelve chances was
knights record last Saturday and
some of them seemed almost impos
sihle but Jack WAS equal to the emer-
gencN and handled the sizlers like "A
veteran. He covered an acre of terri
tory aud WAS after everything possible
and impossible
The change in the batting order had
a good result
Jack REYNOLDS cannot be hooked up
wrong. lie held down second bag
last Saturday to the Queens taste.
Ramho had -four outs III center gar
den and two hits one of them IA two
bagger, lie says he will be strictly
i'll ii from now on.
lack With was at the receiving
end and did good work He is good
one aud should he retained ON the
team.
Three lacks, knight, Reynolds,
and Wirth are hard To beat.
kline's temperance on the team
was greeted with applause, he held
down right field, but had little to do,
but Kenny WAS there all the same
ready for anything that came along.
lakeman pitched another fine game.
HIS "cross five ball was mystery TO
the visitors, they being unable to
solve them and only developed four
scattered hits
Helverson is developing his old
time form and gets every thing that
comes his way and is good for at
least one hit each game.
Gutter Gilbert despite the sun, COB
bles them up at left and il getting
quite handy with the stick.
Fish at short was quite handy with
his bat, three cracking singles being
his contribution.
The Arlingtons with Thornton in
the box were defeated at Pennington
| by the score of II too.
The Y. NJ A. A. team were badly de
feated by the Frenchtown A A., score
16 to L. Bender" Naylor pitched for
the up river club.
The Y. NJ. A A. and the Crescents
Virtually the Arlingtonsl played n
game last evening, result Y. NJ. A. A.
| q Crescent q.
THE SCRIBE.
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"BEDELIA" AND GOOSE CAUSE WOE.


Musicians didn't like the tune but when
the goose walked on their clean uniforms,
they struck.
Because they were asked to play
"Bedelia" and because goose rubbed
its muddy feet on their white duck
trousers, the native musicians i'll The
Canals of Venice" at Dreamland, last
night struck and refused to longer
tickle the light guitar for the public
ear. Several days ago these dark
skinned musicians in the Doge's pal
ace were asked to render some popular
music instead of the foreign goods
they We're delivering and they mdig-
nantly refused Last night the last
straw was placed on the spine of the
dromedarS when visitor requested
them to indulge his vagrant fancy
with that corn beef aud cabbage Sc
lection 'Bedella.
'Nev- airr' shouted Paganini, the lead
er.
"Shu air you will, shouted Manager
Week, angrily and in moeking tone.
And 1t was at this crucial moment
that one of the geese from the arti-
fetal lagoon waddled out of the water
and trod a crooked and narrow path
through the white-covered legs of the
natives. Hes an agent for some
laundry" murmured one of the gui
tar players in pure Italian,
Its "Bedelia" for yen or out yon
go!' shouted the manager,
And they filed out, high-nosed, poor
but proud.
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On Monday the Supreme Court took
mp the mandamus proceedings
brought by Expert Shipman and Stem
ogrHpher Brady against the Board of
Freeholders Of Hunterdon County to
compel them to pay their bills allow
ed ny just ice Swayze for their work
i'll the recent county Investigation.
Testimony was taken in Phillipsburg
last week aud on Monday it was submit
ted to the Supreme Court at Trenton,
which decided that the mandamas pro-
eeedings should he suspended until the
hearing for e-taxing Of the costs
should be heard before Justice Sway
re II was also brought out by the
action Of the Supreme Court that the
county must know Just what services
were rendered and that ItemiZed bills
could be demanded by the Board Of
Freeholders aud must be furnished
by Messrs Shipman aud Bradley and
any others who might have claims.
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A WONDERFUL SAVING.

The largest Methodist Church in
Georgia, calculated to use over one
hundred gallons of the usual kind of
mixed paint III painting their church.
They used only 20 gallons of the
Longman ~ Martinez Paint mixed
with % gallons of linseed oil. Actual
cost of paint made was less than 81. 20
per gallon.
Saved over eighty $4,000 dollars
in paint, and got big donation be
sides.
EVERY CHURCH will be given
liberal quantity whenever they paint.
Many houses are well painted with
four gallons of l.. NJ. aud three gal
Ions OF linseed oil mixed Herewith.
Wears aud covers like gold.
These Celebrated Paints are sold by
Estate Of A. II. LnDdis Ringoes.
W. l.. Bush New Hope, Pa.
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500 Reward, 500.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in all its
stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity Catarrh being n constitu-
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ment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon tine blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving the
patient strength by building up the constitu-
ton and assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have much faith i'll its
curative powers that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send
for list of testimonials.
Address, F. j. CHENEY 4 Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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NEW HOPE AND VICINITY.

c. Fred Schermerhorn, of Phila-
delphia. visited here over Friday.
Prof. Underwood is spending part
of the summer at Mt. Gretna.
Mrs. j +. Scott and daughter Gail,
are on an extended trip through the
West.
Commencing with the first Sabbath
in July the Presbyterian church will
hold twilight services beginning at
6 30 p. NJ, combining the two evening
services.
The New Hope High School Alu-
NM had banqu ct served by Caterer
Liverton on Saturday evening. About
forty were present.
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NOTES BY THE WAY.
A friend in need is often touching
sight in double sense.

A friend in need is often touching
sight in double sense.
II at last you don't succeed, write a
book telling how it happened
More men would be wealthy if their
wives plans to save money material
lied.
4 new suit is apt to be noisy in that
it calls loudly for new shoes and new
hat.
One girl in a family whore there are
four boys never knows what n snap she
has until after she gets married.
The successful book agent checks
his feelings in the office before starting
ont ON his rounds.
The Young man who falls in love ut
first sight is pretty apt to find ont that
second sight would have been better.
A rich man generally finds it much
easier to get daughter oil his hands
than to keepa son-in-law on his feet.
Reports to the annual encampment
of the Grand Army of the Republic
Department of New Jersey, which has
been III session Mt Asbury Park, show
ed that during the past year lGl of the
cid soldiers had answered the last rol!
call. That was eight more than in the
previous yenr.
\ man died in West Springfield,
Mass, recently, named Preston. who
left the sum of $500, 900 in and of the
movement to prevent vivisection.
The cruelty should he suppressed by
very drastic law enforced to the very
letter II is II crime against civil
ization and Observation-Disclosures perform
ance, to dissect live animals under the
pretense of discovering new phsiolog-
zeal truths.
1t was given out around the CORR
doris of the State House that Frank
Maxwell, of Frenchtown, lIunterdon
county, was candidate for the pos
ltIou of private secretary to Governor
Murphy made vacant by the appoint
ment of John l.. Swayze ms Assistant
Attorney General Maxwell was for
merly private secretary to Judge vii.
liam Nj. tanning when he was mem
her of Congress, and is understood 10
he endorsed by Judge tanning.
1t IL said that Governor Murphy will
not appoint anyone TO the Office unless
he meets with the approval of former
Senator Stokes Trenton Times.
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IN A PERSONAL WAY.

Miss Helen Large, of Pennington,
is visiting Miss Marion Skillman,
James Cozzens, of Jersey City, is
visiting friends here.
Miss Anna Friend, of Philadelphia,
is the guest of Miss Annie Griffiths.
Miss Hannah Gandey has been Wis
ting friends III Doylestown.
DIR. l.. c. Williams has purchased a
swell new run-about.
Roderick Schenck is visiting rela
tives at Ringoes.
Miss Elizabeth Bray spent Thurs
day i'll Phil adelphia.
Elmer Conover is the proud owner
Of fine new canoe.
O. |. Blackwell was a Thursday Wis
itor to Philadelphia.
G.. j. Fisher made a business trip
to Phila delphia on Thursday last.
Clarence Wilmot, of Buffalo, n. Y,
Nus btbu Viz ~ 'h'p bit9 :
Miss Edna Vert has been enter
tanning Miss Laura Shaw, of Philadel-
phia
Miss Hattie Messersmith, of Plain
field is visiting Miss Florence Balm.
bridge.
Mrs. Howard Smith. of Philadel-
phia, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Je hn j..
Phillips.
Lee Schadel, of Roxboro, Pa, has
been the guest of Hsrtwell l.. Schadel
for some days.
Mrs. John Drake left this city on
Thursday morning last to Join her
husband in Pitt sburg where they will
reside in the future, Mr. Drake being
thoroughly satisfied with the position
he secured there some time ago.
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REDUCED RATES TO ST. LOUIS.
Via Pennsylvania Railroad Account Demo
cratic Natj0naI Convention

For the benefit Of those desiring to
attend the Democratic National Con
vention to be held at st Lonis July 6,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Compa
will sell round-trip tickets to st.
Louis, from all stations on its lines,
from July . to 5, inclusive, good re-
turning, leaving St. Louis not later
than fifteen days including date Of
sale, and date of valuation by Joint
Agent at st. Louis, at rate of single
fare for the round trip, For specific
information concerning rates and time
OF trains, consult nearest ticket
agent.
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Public Grindst0ne.

The following IL II verbatim copy of
a subscription paper for Il public
grindstone III FrenchtowD which one
of their members has III his posses
ion made fifty three years ago.
1--WE, the subscribers, promise to
pay the sums annext to each of our
several names to purchase IA grind
stone to be cald company griI dstone
to he located someware i'll Frenchtown
ware the company thinks proporir and
to pay the subscription into the hand
of Levi Mettler and for him to pur-
chase the stone and for him to get il
hung aud strung ready for grinding
thereon y
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Ills summer now.
-Haying has begun.
The roads are very dusty.

-Haying has begun.
The roads are very dusty.
It's easier to live within your IN
come than without it.
Trying to keep young is one of the
oldest schemes of the age.
Local mechanics are in lively de-
mand for their services.
Never doubt the advantage of ad-
vertising good things in good ways.
One sure place to find good breed
ing on a model stock farm.
A barten der doesn't have to be a
marine artist to draw schooner.
The weather seems to disagree
most with the weather forecaster.
Many Young mans brightness
is eclipsed by his necktie and waist
coat.
Some people may have better blood
than others, but the mosquitoes don t
notice it.
It's ridiculous to call a dude a
glass of fashion. A glass may be
dumb, but it reflects at least
A great many men do not take a
vacation because they prefer to loaf
around their places of business.
Thomas Larson has sold to Jos
eph Smith one of the frame dwellings,
which he recently removed to Frank
lin street. The price was 81 900.
Major c. A. Angel Post, No. 20,
q. A. r., and Company +, National
Guard will attend service at 5. An
drew's Church next Sunday evening.
Figures have been compiled to
show that lazy man will live no lon
ger than Il worker. He simply sees
more baseball games and circus pro
cessions, aud begs more tobacco.
SAYS an observant exchange; "If a
man drinks per cent of alcohol he is
slave TO the demon rum If he drinks
patent medicine ~ per cent alcohol,
he thinks he has a right to lecture on
temperance.
A progressive euchre was held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
A. Finger, on Monday evening in
honor of Miss Nina Van Arsdale, of
Washington, ID. c. Quite number
of the younger people were invited
and all present passed very enjoya-
BILE evening.
A local travelling base ball team
has been organized IN this city under
the management nf c. Willard Allen.
Games are desired with Pennington,
Hopewell, Pennington, American
Bridge Company and other as equally
strong clubs. The lineup is AS fol
lows: Allen, pitcher and left field
Kline, catcher; Colligan. first base
Wallace, second base; Gilbert third
base; Il. Patterson, short stop; j. Pat
terson, centre field; Joiner, right
field. Any one desiring games should
communicate with c. Willard Allen,
manager, Lambertville. N. ].
All uncertainty as to the future of
the bridge across the Delaware river
at Yardley was settled on Thursday
morning last when the franchise was
transferred by Mr.. Sadler to stock
company for &c. 900. The organiza
ton will be known as the Yardley
Bridge Company, with Robert A..
Montgomery, PRESIDENT Richard b.
Reading, treasurer; aud Colonel John
Van Cleef, secretary.
As soon as contracts can be let the
Yardley bridge will be rebuilt 1t will
be constructed for foot and wagon
traffic aud will he built rs to permit it,
use for trolley purposes.
The new company will probably in
crease the height of the bridge above
high water mark SO as to avoid danger
of possible damage in times of flood.
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St. Johns School Commencement.

a large crowd was present at the
commencement exercises of ST. Johns
ParoChidl School, held in ST. john
Hail Monday evening. The program
as a whole was without flaw. The
salutatory, " Fidelity" by ohm ].
Egan, WAS exceptionally good the
essays, !" Success, by William II.
Kelly, and Character. by William
]. Egan, were splendid, while the
valedictory, Life is what we make
il, ~ by Miss Catherine Conway, was
exceedingly we'll addressed. The
drama, " Dolores, or Thro ugh the Fires
Of Sorrow" by fourteen girls aud one
boy was excellent and illicited much
praise from the audience, ST. John
Band, comp osed Of junior boys. was
well enjoyed. ~ was also the sword
drill by the seniors. The hoop drill,
INDUCED in by a number of girls, gave
evidence Of much hard work aud took
well with the audience. The Rt. Rev.
James A. McFaul, u. ID. LII. ID. gave
a very interesting address, which was
not only full of advice to the Class of
'O4, but to those who follow them and
to their parents on which so much de-
ponds the education of these child
rem. The accompanies for the evening
was Miss Elizabeth MacNamara.
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Washington Camp Elect Officers.

The following officers of Washing
ton Camp, Mol, p. Q. $, of A., OF this
President Jonathan Dillcy.
Vice President Harry oblinger.
Master OF Forms Harold Ennis.
Conductor VIM, Stryker.
Inspector Harry Slack.
Guard William blowers.
Trustee rs mths, Jacob Johnson.
Delegates TO State Camp TO be held
in Ocean City VIM. Hunt, Wilbur
Vert, Theo. =. benson, Chas. Math-
cws, Fisher {. Johnson, Samuel Moon
aud John II. Johnson.
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DIR David Kenn.',y, nondou,, n. y

DEAR SIR;-Some time since | was
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and my general system seemed to be
ont of order. | was induced to try
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edy. The first bottle drove the erup-
ton away and | feel better every way.
1t is a splendid blood medicine. -
Henry S. Eldredge, Rochester, n Y
Accuracy is the twin brother of hon
esty.
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II yon want to get up early aud feel
good all day take u Little Early Riser
or two at bed time. These famous lit
tie pills relax the nerves, give quiet
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all druggists.
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REDUCED RATES TO DETROIT.


Via Pennsylvania Railroad Account Nation
al Convention Baptist Young Peoples
Union of America.
For the benefit of those desiring to
attend the National Convention of the
Baptist Young Peoples Union of
America, to he held at Detroit, Mich.
July 7 to 10, the Pennsylvania Rail
rond Company will sell round-trip
tickets from all stations on iis lines to
Detroit, July + to 2, inclusive, good
going on those dates aud good to re
turn until July ~, inclusive, Mt rate
of single fare for the round trip,
plus 81 90 BY depositiug tickets
with special agent nj Detroit on or he
fore July 10, and payment of fifty
cents, an extension of final return
limit may he obtained To Ictve De
troit not Inter tllnn August H. For
specific rates aud full information
concerning atop-overs. consult near
est ticket agent.
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Read the new adv. of Folkner 4
Rittenhouse.
Smoke "Lambertville Puffs. Take
no other on the statement that they
are Just as good.
To discover who has the weaker side
of an argument wait and see which is
the first to begin calling names.
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COMPACT. NEAT. PLEASING

to the eye" are some of the character
istic recommendation for the Detroit
little room, requires no extras, such
az coal pails, kindling baskots, ash
pms, etc, aud is therefore ncnt. 1t
il pleasing to the eye, an ornament to
any home, because 40 easily kept
clean.
TRY Cooking with Gaa"
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Notice.

The Ferry Boat Sunshine" will
run until further notice Sundays,
Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays,
Thursdays and Fridays until 11.30
p. IN. Saturdays it will run until
a. m. Sunday, or until the arrival of
the late train from Willow Grove.
New HO Pc DELAWARE BRIDGE Co
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ask the readers OF this paper to test
the value of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
Those persons who have used it and
hive been cured by it, do not hesitate
to recommend IT to their friends.
Kodol digests what you eat, cures in
digestion, dyspepsia and all stomach
troubles. Increases strength by en-
aiding the stomach aud digestive or
CANS to contribute to the blood all of
the nutriment contained in the food.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is pleasant and
palatable.
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REFRIGERATORS.

We have the most economical make,
been tested for many years We've
never heard of spoiled vegetables when
properly cared for. Ice is cheap, try
the convenience it will give yon, will
wonder at your delay.
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BASE BALL.

Another victory was pulled off by
the Lambertyille team last Saturday
administering coat of white wash to
Johnny 'Rourke's celebrated team of
ball players called the philadelphia
Crescents. The home team demon
strated in this game that they knew
how to play ball. They were full of
snap, every one of them were on their
toes from the start. Knight espec-
tally distinguished himself by his
work ON third.
The score:
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GREAT REMNANT SALE

The ends of this seasons selling Lawns, Basts Dmit Percaes
Noes and Gngham running from ten yd ceed
marked and less than price upward per yard also
fine assortment of in ALWOOL DRESS GOODS
closed out at extremely low prices l2Ie up, opportunity cothe
the e folks the larger we'll when part suits wanted
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Trial package FREE. Address, Allen
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the usc al atomzers in applying liquids into
the nasal passages for catarrhal hoa,leS, The
praprietors prepare Cream Balm IN lauid
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liquid form emhodles the medicinal proper
ties OF the solid preparation Cream Balm Is
quickly absorbed by the membrane AMI does
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Schedule of Games.

The schedule Of games So far ar
ranged ior the L. A. c. baseball team
IS as follows:
July 2, Trenton Y NJ. G. A
July 4, Crusaders (mornlng and al
ternoou.
July 3, Doylestown Uwilight)
July ., Morrlsvlle. =
July g, Doylcstown.f
July 3, Stroudsburg
July 50, Philadelphia Professionals.
August 8, Philadelphia Cresccnis
August 10, DoylesIown Uwlllght.)
August 3, Trenton y M {. A
Angus, 20, Morlsvllle
August II, Rocblings.t
August 81, Doylcslown.t
September 3, Stroudsburg.
September 10, Roebllngs.'
Games marked away from home.
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BABY GO-CARTS.

81 up, all on the unique plan. Large
and roomy ours are. Rugged with all
the latest Improvements, not a skeleton
shape among them. 10 per cent off
to reduce the stock.
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BLADDER TROUBLE,
People Should Know How Mr.. Miller Was
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Or. David ksnnsdy's Latest Medicine.

MATTEAwAN, N. Y, Sept. %, 1901.
HcntiemeH:
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obtaining any help.
A few months ago decided to try CAL
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Remember, Cai-cura SolDent cures $3.50
ofaH cases Of Kidney, Biadtter and Liner
dis0rders. You may have free sample
bottle of this wonderful medicine, and do
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pany, Kennedy Row, Rondout, NY. Large
bottles 500 (oniy one sise) all druggists
or if they do not have it, send to the above
propretors.
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Suitable for cool evenings, either for
dress or shirt waist. Ssc., formerly sold
1t soc.
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WASH SILKS.
SILK and WOOL CHALLIES,

Japanese silks, 10 per cent. under
price. 45c. instead of soc.
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NOrEUncss otherwise stated the above positions
for o address r l. Broad
rect Building Trenton, N. !
Write namca nd ado plainly.
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Don't blame the man who has the
habit of talking to himself That's
the only way some men can hear good
of themselves.