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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-06
5tnrn pnkntu.

Sturt Meanfalo. - Sntfrina ga.
riuture iaIot ser iorrige SnSoag af.
ten mere &een. eno mon nogeniinOe
bar 6abt oeruoe, ialt 2.32 CONNER.
III Sarocitina % SrGifing er i%taniet,
% 5armerne er uogct neoilognc. geo.
Get al Speoen, iom er trpifet, or Gp.
, og oeicr 56 Guno pr. 9nibel.
9. 6, Muc, Agcnt for Grorun Gle.
patpr 50. | &idion, or orreiteret, ar'
floget al Ell al aompanietS &eprp.
tautcr Tor 9a$ieipig. Oct paaitanes,
at @toc beboIot Bcnge, ion bar ienot
BAN Ill at tisbe Soeoc for. o. betolte
Sormcute mco "Gbeds". gan iatteS
nuorr 81 900 Salrtion, og on ban
life hmoe itoife Ncn, maatte ban gaa
/ 6GneieI.
gargcirn | MiSiunrioaltu. - Sra
9iSmard beretteS, at Sanbet langs
W,SiuurifIooen ioar oil gipc Den beo'
tie Spebmpling / Stater. Get,
TOM or trnifet, giper / llbbptte ira
i3 til 30 9uIbelS pr. Icrc. Oct
q~iememiuitlige for tiblig iaoet Sue.
DC piI bIipe Is @uibeIS. % nGiteu al
Sucoe | GaIen bIcu inaet tiolig. Bur.
Leigh Gorntp har en- lloitiling neo
Mimteiotd State Sair for at bic,
boao NdsioliriOaler iaar iormaar FOR
at fulhe @eroenS Speorbineer. aiSoer
Gouutp bar ben beoIte MILLING. oct
uogeuiinoe bar bapt. s Gntmons
Gorrtu er ogiaa gpIingeu mer emo
almiu0clia. Nfc9enH Gpuutn bar no.
aeu al Sc beSite Speoeoere / Stateu.
SprOen aiper 10 til 20 o. Sanre lda
bsit iom 100 9nibeIs pr. gcre.
SvcScn CT go. 2. - Sra Sames.
town ienoeS no @eretuinaer ON Aar.
Dcier Osrrppe. % SET bcSer, at apiin
gen / set iiore "a belle taae, er 400. o.
Der er iRtet 5egu til 6roit, ifisri Sci.
ret bar Orrt fis!ist. HunSt 9pii!an.
H. iuhoeit ira SaHeSbotpn, aonr Soe.
zen lioi ooer II 9iibels pan gcren
"a araSerer SO. . o. 8 Northern.
Rorbeuior, peo Ginsree gap Sueeeu
! en- 200 acres slger II guibeIS go.
? Gorthern pr. Here. @nNnu Ipuaer
Gcro, ueO Suhanan, bleo oet 10 Su.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-06

ibeIs Io. 2 pr. gere. @eo Spint.
moo6, ii VliI sitenior sssafnestOpn fit
man 10 guibels al 90 Hiir6s Spcoe
pr. acre, men oliacpel i1ar man 80
Gents pr. 9ufbel for cen. prof. s..
g. @olIep peo MserbrugsIfoIen | 5ar.
80 anilnar SueoeapLineen ooer belle
Siaten til gjenneminiilis mellein 8
% ~ gafbels pr. Mcre. San bar
ianr unberisgt en- Mrngoe Sueoe.
Cen beoIte gpIirg finSes. tiger Bro.
iesioren, norSerfor en- 2inie triiffct
ira 2afota til Ninot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-06
3ftthipan.

SuniS Snnipn | Menominee Dor
nteO line to Soiningisnner noe at fis.
re forIe0er Tag % oreieSe iaa burti1
ON ct Sisrne, at ale blep faitet ne
al gue9Ben. Der. Sanion fom tillfa.
DC, en- al Smaneutterne blep orGbt.
men Den onOeu lit in8en Sfabe. 8ut.
Ten par en- iDO aar gammeI.
Charles $. Chapman, Statens
~@ame onb 6tF9 @arSen" melSer, at
Ooertr9Selierue al Ssagt. % 6iiferi.
Iouer pes Sc itore SRoiiser / aliguIt
Maane0 inar opergaar ale tibligere
aar. Der n~rreitereoes sc Meueifer,
% rGiten $1,000 betaItes | @itfter;
Go Sltuo 6iit fonfifereses, iom no.
SctteS iii Statens SfpIer % AipEer.
altgiit er | Reseler en- title @aareb,
Sarmcreu o. illpene. - @iaiam
Sbep / Soaasa, en- IiSen Sp rrr Sron
Mountain oar iorleoen giten noe %
leo.e eiter i'm ao, % ba ban bar ct
Tar Mil ira 9pen, bleo ban anSrebel
al en- Slot lllpe. Sbep baooe 8cpar
nteo ria, men peS en- 6orsIenmeiie
pnr @ep9ret life la0ei, % ban maatte
tage SIuateu. Ser par en- Sslt1t |
9Grbeeen o. ocrbeit lob Chen % fem
netop iaopibt op pna henL Sa nlcene
par / Srlene paa barm Ger iaS ban
iansen, til en- SGser fom % meo noeIe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-06
Colorado.

Senucr iaar &pnt. Zen me Sor.
eueSe Siaiers Mput onbneoes Sen
lite bS. | Gerper meo GrGiioentS.
SoIut al 81 Sauonifuo og peo at
NtpnteitS Gircfter, George q, 90.
berts. hciicoe oct omcrifanife 6lag
oper gpaniugen, 9rGgring al Hen.
ae fan life begpu6eS isr lite SSaili
1905, 0n aousreSieu life bar aipet
roeen ge%pilgniug til SriitSomfoit.
ninger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-06
3tliitltrTutu.

SammcHfsS. CT eitJaaenSe
eytrn 6raat.og paa @reai 9torl5crr
@aneu reHG.e ! Sors5ass mao &ag.
enoeH Yaa ct auoct griraic5 ct Bar
Dill GteHier Clear Gate. S!cre
gogHe paa set forreite 15g be, fun.
iie, % Sofomoripet ca ri Gogne paa
oct iioite BOG bleo toifei al 9anet. o.
8osHeue, Jon bar iuioe al SDeNe o.
aisbmnHosUarer brunotr. 3ortbem
gatiHc6anen 6leo ogiaa bIoleret iaa a..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-06

0raHt ifpo lille pe0 0lear KATE, melt
inocn Menneifer fom tilifaSe..
SameS guoerion ioIot neo | en-
&peSebinge | en- glepotor / Maoiion
Cafe iioite Snsoag % bIso fpalt.
Snn bar IA aar galnmel.
Ole =. 8affc, ION bar boet I Otter
Tail gountp iiSen 1862, bsbe, ,fsIge
MeoScIelie ira 6ersris SAILS. iiSitIe.
Sen SirsSngs sliten. San efterlnoer
iis ipp 9srn.
VI. u. Gridipn, rIoite Sen al 6.
s. Gridion / Saitings, bsSe | Spo.
fine. @aib., meboeles ! ct Telegram
oerira itoitc SnsSaa. San efterIaoer
iIg gnfe og flere 8srn.
MabOr =. 3. Tnrssrion | Rortb.
fielo os 3ela 8bittampre i ct.
GIonb bleo iibitleoen Wanong Rete.
nieoe | grnoens Stem. De reiite poa
en- 9rpaupstiir til Spillinebperne.
Spsn .Sinflep minSeSes osn lite
Sept. Sen itore SlSe6ran6, iom ianoi
Steo lite Sept. 1894. ne eniloss
Ssrgeieit, peS boilsen Senntor amite
aeIion, q. 6. S~aunSerS ira Bine
9th % andre bolot Caller. Ter bar
en tor 5oIfeifare tiliteSe.
@els NelIon | Emo Sarbors. en- al
Gioneererne ! norore Winnefota,
nsoc forleoen Gag. San bar isot i
3anmorf og fom Is aar ganrnel
iii Imerifa, bar en- Climb ! giten
% fom ierere til Winneiota. San
bar az Iar gommel.
Gpnrao SobnIon % 2i55ie 2nno
hleo iorleben Dag p~eteoieoe | 8ergrs
Sails al EoIt. u. 6. 2arien al Sri.
firfen. Der bar omtrent so al oeres
genner tiliteoe peS grpluppet. De
reiite pna en- grpliipStir til Wfinnp.
opcliS for at beisse Slegtninger og
ie Stote Sairen.
Oscar Gulrnb ira Gosbolt, @is.,
bIeo ii6itleoer SsSsas aiten operfisrt
al en- Sporpogn poa Toe Gaze | ct.
gauI. "a goeneu biep Harriet itcS
SiuIene paa GpIrubs 2eseme, Tom bar
frpgteIig isnOerrepet. grepe o. @er-
Ter, iom ianotes | bans 2omner bite,
at bans 0abr bar Golruo.
Sanrbt bjemisste. - 5 en- Somi.
lie peo Rapn Irneion | albert Sea
er Der fem, Tom err ipge al Ierpeie.
Der. Gen plbie 9otter reiite iii
RinneapoIis 90 tit Irbeioe, men
paaorog iis Rerpefeber, fom biem %
bsoe, oe mon antaeer, at bun unit.
tebe De andre, ou 6omilien fun Dor
/ TO g9relier | Suiet.
Snao Spbnion, en- Ssu af Den De-
mofratiIfe @upernsrfonoioat. blep
iibite Snsbag orGbt peo en- Serbia.
neulpffe paa MinneapoIis & ct.
2ouiS.g onen | @intbrop. 30 tom.
me Sernbanenoone ifi,loe fobles i'll
TrGnet, 90 Sobnion itoo poa ben ba.
aeritc Ylntiorm 90 iaa paa 8ognene,
icm nsrnlcoe fig. &oblinse mellem
Sftftelofomotipet. % DC TO 8oene
brGffeoe, % Sognene ltsote MOB
Nlatiormen, bnorpaa oen ulige Sobn.
Jon itoo, ion baarbi. at oeit blep fmiit,
% eSobnion bIen flentt ibi9l. San
pnr 90 aor aammel.
Sr. go. {. SeitSmorth, for al
minneapolis, men MI | 9a9lep, or
&anoioot for Gouutp.I ttortep gmt.
beoet / Clearwater Gountp, Miun.,
ifripcS til "8ecorob. Soften. Sr.
8eitsmortb bar praftiieret Tom 'Sa9.
isrer / minneapolis DC iioite IL gar
og opnnaeoe giennem lin Gpatisbeo
9iltro og agtelie blon0t Sennepiu
GountpS % Spicitcrets Oommere.
@jennem lin SnmpittigbeosiuIobeb
% SGrligheo bar ban erbneruet Ig
en- Sfure @enner, Scr err o~perbepiit
ON, at @nlaerne al Clear @ater
Gointp life fan itemme paa nooen
hpgtiscre Manb for Gountp glttor.
nep.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-06

EbcIrssenbe GypIOion. Ctte
bltnoreoe Aosger aruot crpIcSereoe
iioite Ersoog | Biinriutomnep / Nres.
iernmnlet ! 0afiin & Mnnos aritOt.
BERT 9eormro 8Iairs 9opeo bIeD
reoet ret al, men forreiten bIep bans
aesene life beifaoiset. Ere M1no
! R~oifinbuist, TO bitnbrcSe 500 ira
gresierummet fom alporIist tiIifaoe.
g%pgningerne, tilbcrenoe 6abrifen, OF
gpgnirger | en- Mils Snfreos bleb
r~amponereSe. Set bar barre emo e,
Chiffon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-06
GioIieere fore Stag.

Der bar peret opIpit, at man anta'
ger, at Der peb bet fore SopebTas peb
2eaopans itaar 100000 p~uerfor binan.
ben, builfet er unttrent liseiaa ntesei
eller enbos mere enb NntalIet at be
Trooper, Der beltcs | Slasene peb 2eip-
sig % SabDtua.
pa Spsrssmaalet ON arissbiito.
riens itsrite Glas er paft | Tresien
Ital ri mebbele 9eierne nosle 9al ON
be 10 itsrite Stag / europa | bet lobe
aarbunbrsbe, os bpab be bar fOitei al
Blob.
sseb 2eipsis (1s13) fjempebe 472,
900, peo Saboma (1S66y 436, 600 ps
peb Diagram (1s0o) 10000. 9ers
naii fslser @rapelotte (1s7o) SOC, 900,
DRESDEN (1Sl3) 100000. SOlferinu
(1s59) 2S4,0o6, gauseu (1s13)
259, 900, goruoinO (1sl2) $4,000,
Seban (lS7o) $4,000. @aterlpu
(1s15) $4,000.
Eabet al 9soe ps Saarebe bar pau
besse Siber / bisie Slas 2eipSis
SO, 900, Gabuipa $4,000, @asram
AZ, 1000, @rapeloiie $4,000, DRESDEN
ca. $4,000, SOlferino $4,000. Sausen
33. 900, SorObinO So, 900. Seban 25.s
600 % @aterlOp 46, 900.
s off bar iaalebes bisie 10 itsrite
Slas / bet 19be Narbunoreoe foitet @u.
ropa ouer 40o. 600 9pbe ps Saareoe.
Ss buab bar iaa life be "minore" Sfas
foitet? gi napner bare Slas iom Sena,
9luerltdbt, Gplau, GuiterliB. Srieblanb,
aipern % GBlinseu fra @appleOnsti'
ben; alma, Snferman % galaflapa fra
arimfrisen; Masenta fra 1859, 8orth,
Spidern, Sionpile. Sealment, Sc
Mans, 2iiaine % be fore Bariierubs
ialb lS70-71 Os Slasene peb &leps
ia / 1877.
Ni bisie Der nepnte ~minore~ Slae
foitsbe Gplau $4,000, Srieblanb 81.
900, aulterlis 5000, Gipern % Gb.
linsen "a, 900 Snferman $4,000, Nl-
ma ca. 10000, @prib 1900, Wars
Ia Siunuiae 26, 600 os bet on.
bet os treble Slus peb 8lepna co. 3d.,
600.
9aa bisie Der r9pnte 10 Aminbre"
Slag fpmmer Der iaalebeS pper $780,
9sbe % Saarebe. Oct er bog life iaa
unoerliet alisepel, at Der er en- Greoss
lag i gerben.
% enbba bar Ri Blot mebtaget Slas
fra Gurppas a~rissbiitprie. Eager ri
smerifas arise meo, tan bisie msbe up
meo ubpsselise Tal. s Slaset ueo
Gettysburg lite til 3bie Suli 1868
mellem General See | Spibien for Spo'
iiaperues Sar ps Meabe ipm Gbei iOr
Nprbitatsbaren blep Der brebt %
iaarspe iaIt ca. $4,000 Manb; men
bette Slas resues Do psiaa ium ct al be
u6psselisite i ben nrere GiO. Gf Sur=
gerfriseus andre Slas fin hi nepne,
al Der peb Murireesborousb bieo orebt
% iaaret ca. 10000 % peo antietam
pmtrsnt liseiaa mango % peo 5reOrifs.
burg 10000. S bet bee re9iier I
runoe Ial, Of 8orserfrisen tan pppiie
en- balo Milion 3soe % 1,S50,000
Saarebe! 3et er nleb anbre Orb ipa.
renbe til bsle 0orses 8eiulfnina Ss'
iaa / gtmerifa bar, iom man pil is, Sri.
gen sjsoet 8~reostanfens Surpbuno suns
Ife apot. Der bpr mep itertere ps tiers
fere @Gri tunne gro gplbsiit % 5prlis
selisbep al ilise 2al.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-06
Gipef
Scrnpet. - Senfre SiSe nteset
meotaeet.
Siibpieiis til at faa apcpteftiif
eI~aatiifGise.
Or. STILES Serpine CAB mic
mt Sip.

~Iette or for at b.frrits. a,ies bar truat Sr niles
Rieler I ueitraft &rao. irriig hans Refioriiiue Ser
pine, lem bar giprt SIouHocre for niia. scr Ter Var
ToCn aapee lea ntrpss Suriietie ca alter tpr tre Var
uoea, peo hsilfeH leiliabeo ies b,auneie at BRUCE IT.
Iiies' sitipratiue Rerrins. Sea vsobltp Hiee at
trnse oei yer SpadncDer o. bar Rbeu brnst bet ItIias
htoEpS I be Nbite 10 War. Sea CT prdtttit ta!t en- M
Mnno o. teller. al "a CT blepet atpst mn Sereonattaheo.
aea hlpee fer meaet lemMe antalp al Nageimertcr.
men heen SraatR al Rerpine Ton its iriie nrhea
buaeiembeIm, tts gnter. uetn Sfaoe. Sea bieu naa
etrissi / cmabi AZ en- bsrsmt mn 9rst for tie gar
-GotR. Gan iettaIfe ruts. a. ies oar ~iilosieltI I'll at
taa SlaQttf0ibe Haartcmhelii. rg az belle NTH reHftFe
Stse par meaet menia Jet. Set par tile tgr lea be-
aunste at bruae 81. RiIeS' &eferatips Rerrlnt. Nit
arbsiee I TO ca a ballot Aar bar pGrei ne q haarof
10 mn Rsr0sr. Sel CT periioerenoe WHORE %
ref Z alfnnsm mtne 3tfrt { ca 1000 Hett nrerf
War. . . b ter al nrsm nitI q TEN @anae rm nseH,
ferueea al u0re iiliieee pc9 rretntH5smsnt "a bar
VI asier aianere @iiatrr ree =lpen al. 1aiiet prre
81. sRilrS' Refcvaltpe : ervtne bar les ouneet | SGat
trpo4 bette haeroe AlbCbe. inotil is nu bster 1876
9ane, nGnen 20 Euue nee eno h;etll 7 al NIT stpe'
tio. 1ea eyQeiger Serpt c. hrnr Tea fa aadr. 81 ale,
hr fiber az Rerpeipaahee, Cleric tner Wareipieem.-
Ner. ". = Rsnecs. SreheiHs 9IesE. 6rtt Mtihseis
0hnrh. @erreetipHpsne. "a.
ane apotsctete irlaer OF aaranterer ben tfrfe
Maile al a.. @iteS' S~alemioler, Sfrip siter ut
spa pm @srrsiiiet 90 resitipaesmne. gousse;
n Riiss' aHealeal Go. 9stbart, 5Hs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-06
alliunta.

Slinois Sntbcr 9easne bcISt lit
10Se garsmeoe i Screpa ira lite til
SSie september. Zen mseerSe ling.
Dom por ira 8enena, Batavia % Ct.
Charles. Eait, 9. %. alt1nS ira
omaha. iom or 9isaens SetreiGr,
boISt en- Gale 5reSas giten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-06

ian Sfa6 ifrnmfe llIperr bort. Oct
er ijelorrst, at Eprere er iaa ogsres.
iiDe ON Sommeren.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1904-11-10
Big Sale.

Shiloh, N. j., Nov 9.-Curiosity
was the motive which drew a vast
crowd of people to the sale of the
household effects of Frank Rasinger,
the confessed wife murderer, here to-
day. All the roads leading to the
fateful homestead were crowded with
wagons, Carriages and bicycles by 10
O'Clock in the morning, although the
sale did not come off until this after
noon. The crowd was acknowledged
to be the largest ever attending ven
due of this sort i'll Cumberland county.
Among the farmers the day was re-
CARED as sort of holiday, many doing
no work at all, but taking their wives
and families, clad in Sunday gar
ments, to view the sale. All eyes
were riveted ON the aged parents of
Rasinge, who who with bowed heads
witnessed the last perfunctory act
toward breaking up their SON. S home.
All the household goods were sold,
and considerable amount was real
lied toward paying for Rasigner's de-
fense. The ironing board at which
Mrs. Rasinger stood when she was
shot brought one dollar, and the iron
she was using sold for seventy-fiye
cents.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1904-11-10
Receiving Congratulations.

Clayton, N. j., Nov. 2.-Every mail
that arrives in Clayton bears letters
addressed to members of the dancing
class, denouncing them for the stand
they have taken against the Rev. Eli
Clifford. These communications come
from all parts of the United States
and Canada, and are written chiefly
by ministers and authors. Some quote
at length from literature bearing on
the subject.
Mr.. Glfford's s mail has also grown
heavy, presumably with congratuia-
tions on duty done under trying cir
cumstances.
He announced to-day that he was
still in the fight, and that he would
be heard from in the very near future.
This statement is taken as a confir-
nation OF the rumor that a general
crusade of the Methodists of Glouces-
ter county against dancing is contem-
plated. 1t is said that the ministers
throughout the county are upholding
Pastor Clifford, and will endeavor to
close the dancing schools, which are
now in operation at Woodbury., Will
Jamestown and Glassboro
1t is understood that the movement
on the part of the churches is to be gem
eral and that such pressure will be
brought to bear that those who attend
must either leave the church or give
up dancing.
The Clayton class held its regular
dance last night, the attendance being
so large that the hall was inadequate.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1904-11-10
A PLEASANT Surprise.

Quite number of friends called at
the home of Thomas Candy Saturday
evening, to remind him that it was his
birthday. He was the recipient OF
several gifts. Games and a good
social time was enjoyed by ALL Re-
freshments of ice cream and cake
were served and at a late hour the
guests departed, wishing Mr., Candy
many more happy birthdays. Those
present were Prof. and Mrs. Merkle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Laning, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Candy, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. V. Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs.
James McFarlan, Mrs. Mary Hankins,
Mrs. Mary Goodwin, Mrs. Harvey
HAYES, Mrs. Harry Boone Mrs. Lizzie
King, Misses Elsie and Carrie Fogg,
Kate Probasco, Gladys Laning, Helen
Hankins, Messrs. Charles Fogg, Ar
thur Candy, William Goodwin and
Leroy Fogg.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1904-11-10

'On the 9Th, three nights before
this, the large barns had been burned
down, and all the grain and hay and
farming implements were burned, -
was her reply.
Chas. Harris, Deerfeld carpenter
and builder, was put ON the stand to
testify as to the value of the wagon
house which was burned. He said it
was worth 5000 to 800.
William johnson and his hired man
Joyce were called to testify that they
went to the fire at the Davis farm.
They went up the back way to the fire
from the run; they made the tracks
which were found approaching the fire
through the snow.
Benjamin Davis, a brother of the
late Geo. w. Davis, was called to tes-
tify as to the value of the wagon
house, the $50 bushels of corn, and
the plows and other farming imple-
ments destroyed. He said he had en-
gagged the watchman, Mr.. Reeves, to
watch the property
Deputy County Clerk George Elmer
was called, but before he could testify
Mr.. Bacon made strenuous objections
and the Court called the lawyers up
and held side bar conference with
them, the result of which was that
Mr. Elmer was not allowed to testify.
This ended the plaintiffs case. Mr..
Bacon said the defence had no evil
dence to offer, and the summing up
was begun by Mr.. Donges, Mr.. Bacon
following and Mr.. Donnelly closed.
The judges charge was short and
the jury retired about O'Clock.
Jos. Ballinger, who had been in
dicted for the illegal sale of liquor,
and who had not yet entered his plea,
was called to plead He pleaded not
guilty. Court adjourned.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1904-11-10
HUNT BROTHERS
Funeral of M. w. Applegate.

ruA0rdA VI n. W. Appiegates
Monday afternoon the funeral SER
vices were held over the remains of
the late Maskell w. Applegate. The
services occurred at the late home of
the esteemed citizen who passed away
last week.
Very many were present, a large
number of the friends of the deceased
being there to pay their respects.
The funeral sermon was preached by
Rev. M. E. Snyder, of Central M. E.
Church, and Rev. David H. Shock, a
former pastor, took part in the services.
A series of resolutions from the Off
eial Board of Central Church were
read.
A beautiful, touching selection was
sung by Mrs. o. E. Peck, Mrs. J. A.
Ashmead, Mr.. David S. Blew and Mr..
John Hancock
The pail bearers were Jacob r. Ell
we'll, DR.. o. E. Peck, Joseph Steel
man, David S. Blew, Francis Seeley,
John S. Ware.
The interment was at Overlook
Cemetery
Bridgeton pioneer., 1904-11-10
CITY COUNCILS
BUSY SESSION.

The City Council held a short ses-
sion Tuesday night and transacted the
small amount of business that came
before it.
There were present President of
Council Jones, Messrs. johnson, Nc
Gear, Ware, Woodruff, Lupton, James
+. Moore, @. d. Moore, Edwards,
Fox, Richman, Schmidt, Sellers and
Daniels,
The minutes of last meeting were
read and approved
The months schedule of bills was
read, and ordered paid.
The work of tearing down the walls
of the burned wooden mills by the
Fire Department reported completed,
by the committee.
On call for the report of the Light
Committee, it was shown that the
contract for lighting the city would
soon expire. Councilman Ware made
statement of the cost of lighting per
arc light in several cities for 1900
candle power light Bridgeton is pay
ing $50, while the other prices he
quoted were $75. $75, $S4, $112, 500,
800, $S8 and $120.
Mr.. Lupton made a motion, which
was carried, that the Committee ad.
vertise for bids for lighting the city
for a term of five years.
Mr.. McGear. Of the Public Build
ings Committee, reported that the
Cox & Sons Co. offered to put new
structural steel doors ON the engine
house for $543; 2 sets for 1884, and
set for $259. The matter was left
with the Public Building Committee
with power to act, and to proceed as
soon as possible.
The Comptroller's repori was read
and filed.
The ordinance relating to licensing
pool and billiard rooms was taken up
on third reading and passed, and or
dered published according to law
The new ordinance abolishing the
Fire Department, and recognizing
it anew, was taken up on third read
ing, referred back to second reading.
taken up ON second reading for amend
ment, amended and passed on second
reading and laid over to next regular
| meeting of Council.
Mr.. Sellers referred to the smoke
stack at the woolen mill ruins as being
| in an unsafe condition, but 40 action
| was taken
Mr.. johnson offered motion which
was carried, congratulating the fire
men on their economical and safe raz-
| ing of the walls of the woolen mills,
and Council then adjourned.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1904-11-10
M. w. Appelgte. a

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Maskell Ware Apologize died Thurs
day at his residence on North Laurel
street, from an attack of apoplexy.
Mr.. Applegate had been ailing for
several months past, but his disease
assumed an alarming condition only a
few weeks ago when he was stricken
with apoplexy. He was 72 years of
age and has resided Bridgeton since
early manhood. He married Sarah,
daughter of the late Philip Souder.
His wife survives him, together with
son, ex-Mayor E. M. Appelgate, two
daughters, Miss Jennie, who makes
her home with her parents, and Mrs.
Reuben O. Hunt.
Mr.. Appelgate was a member of
Central M. E. Church, being one of
the original number who formed that
organization, and the last of the orig
inal official men now connected with
the church. At the time of his death
he was q class leader and steward. In
early life he followed the occupation
OF painter, and while engaged in
painting the old Bank street public
school fell and sustained severe in
juries from which he never fully re-
covered. About forty years ago he
formed partnership with Jos. Gibson
and bought out the marble business of
Geo. W. Claypoole, III which business
he has since been engaged.
I. His funeral will take place ON Mon
day next.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1904-11-10

There one rational way to trea
uasal catarrh; the medicine is applied
direct to the affected membrane. The
remedy is Ely's Cream Balm. 1t restores
the infiamed tissues to healthy state
without drying all the life out of them
and it gives back the lost senses of taste
and smell. The sufferer who is tired of
vain experiments should nse Cream
Balm. Druggists sell it for so cts. Ely
Brothers, So War rem treet, New York,
will mail 1t. 16 iw
Bridgeton pioneer., 1904-11-10
Bible Society.

The Cumberland Bible Society will
hold its S9th anniversary in the Pres
byterian church, Deerfeld, Thursday
afternoon and evening next, the 10th,
at $3.50 and 7.30, when very interest
ing program will be presented. The
managers annual report will be pro-
posed and read by by Rev. Lather A.
Oates. Addresses will be delivered
by Rev. NJ E. Snyder of the Central
M. E. church, Rev. G. G.. Senser of
Fairton, Rev. Rev. J. H. Boswell of
Trinity M. E. church, Prof. P. W.
Lyon and others.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1904-11-10
Died From a Fall.

On Saturday, Oct 20, Mr.. Nathan
Bennett of Woodstown had the mis-
fortune to fall and break his leg just
below the hip and after much suffer-
ing passed quietly away Sunday mornz
ing at 4 O'Clock
Mr.. Bennett was born and. the early
part OF his life was spent at Salem.
Later he moved to Bridgeton where
he worked at his trade as wheel
wright. He was at that time men,
Der of the Central M. E. church of
this city. For the last ten years he
has been in poor health and has made
his home with his son from whose
residence he will be buried Mr.. Ben
nett was 81 years Of. age and leaves
one sister, who is the last of large
family of children. His wife died
several years ago while they made
their home in Bridgeton.
There will be services at the home
of his son in Woodstown tonight at
7.30; also in the Second Presbyter
church of this city tomorrow, Tues
day morning at 10. 80. 1nterment at
Old Stone Church Cemetery, Fairton
Bridgeton pioneer., 1904-11-10

Ask for Aliens Foot-Ease, Powder
To shake inro your shoes. 1t tests the
feet. Makes walking easy. Cures Corns
Bunions. Ingrowing Nails. Swollen and
sweating feet. At all druggists and shoe
stores, $50. Don't accept any substitnte.
SAMPLE FEEE. Address, Allen s. Olm.
sted Leroy, n y; 7l2lm
Bridgeton pioneer., 1904-11-10
Neck Furs SIS

Siberian Martin Scarfs, in black and
brown, with cluster tails at $5. stylish
and good wearing fur. Fox, Martin
and Lynx Scarfs, $s to $50.