The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-10-12


ALFRED b. HoLcoMBE.
Smoke Lambertvill Puts, tax,
no other on the statement TINT the,
are Just MS good.
An effort is being made 10 clos,
all stores in this city every evening
with the exception of Monday anl
Saturday.
This wears attendandaace Mt the
Trenton Interstate FAIR was 1850. 600
the greatest week IN the history of the
fair.
Lambertville Putl. 5e An hon
est cigar. The fayorite brand of fas.
tidious smokers. j. L. Kline Y Son.
No. % Bridge St, LambertviIle, n. j.
We're il left me to decide whether
we should have government without
newspaper or newspaper without gov
eminent, | should not hesitate to pre-
fer the latter Thomas Jefferson.
he Newark News rises up to
make the remark that there isn't a
single mosquito in the State Of New
Jersey these days. Yes, That's SO,
but the campaign orator is on hand to
take their place.
The LambertvIlle High school
foot ball team beat the Pennington
team at TINT plaee ON Thursday by a
score of Il 10 o. On Saturday after
noon another team from this city won
from Doylestown by the same score.
The Peoples Democratic Party
held an open mir meeting in front of
the Union Hotel Saturday evening.
Erastus T.. Potter, of Morris County,
addressed the audience. Hot.atr was
also furnished by Susie's Band.
The Pennsylvania Railroad shops
IN thus city never were busIer than at
the present time The entire force of
employees Is nj work on full time. ten
hours day, aud many are working
over time rs late as 10 aud L O'Clock
at night.
short vbrof crons ara ronorto1
and s. wheat is predicted. II the
buckwheat efep only holds ont we
can gel along quite comfortably even
If brend does 90 to n quarter lonf
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can ret baekwbeat cnke49
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l5s IN one ditY aud Is working 10 get
the LARGEST collection in the United
States.
The National Republican Commit
tee is 10 send some noted speakers Ia
New Jersey. The following have
been plnced npon the urogram. Seua-
tor Thnrston. Mt Jersey City. October
II: Attorney General Moody in Cam.
den. October IL. Secretary Shaw in
Paterson, October IL, Trenton, Octo-
Der II, aud Jersey City, October 25.
Willam +. Malone. 81 years old.
died at his home on Franklin street
at = 30 o'clock Saturday night, after Il
long illness. He leaves wife and
four children. Funeral services. with
n renniem bieb mass. conducted by
the Rev. William II. Lynch, were
held at st Johns Church. Tuesday
morning. Interment was in St
Johu s.cemetery. under the directions
of iIudertaker James Carmody.
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and Miss Mary Y. Mcnamara was ap-
nointad ber snccessor. Miss Katbryu
McKeeyer was advanced from first
room Ia Miss McNamara's place.
N,se Mary T. CoIl who bas been
taoch;no the Gntteuburg school was
mt in Miss MeKeever's room. Miss
R,oodhn,at has heen nlacel ON the
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