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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-09-14
Common Council.

Atan adjourned meeting of Com
mon Council held ON Monday evening
81 tins week two ordinances were IN
trodueed by title, by Nr. Maekay, as
follows IN ordinance 10 make ap-
propriatious aud levy tax fer the
year loot, and an ordinance to provide
for the issuing of bonds in the sum of
80 700 for macadamiziug the streets
Of the city of Lumhertville Both
were declared passed on first reading
On motion of Mr. Maekay, the City
Property Committee wns authorized
to asee4 tam what the frame building
on the city lot, York street, can be
bought f0f and report at next
meeting Il bought by the city the
building will be rcmodeled aud i'm
proved for tho purpose OF holding
meetings Of Council mud other city
bodies therein, also establish city
alfi aes there.
The matters of relaylng pavement
nj the corner of Clinton and Perry
streets, raising the pavement IN front
OF the residence of Mrs. Elizabeth
Stout, on n. Union street., and re-
quest Of Elas Raphael to extend vim
daws nj corner of Main aud Church
streets, were referred to the Street
Committee, with power to act
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y sad drowning occurred here on
Wednesday evening last.
The party which was on the river in
steel owboat. about 7.3O O'Clock,
consisted Of Timothy Behan and Miss
Kate Maykey Of this city, and Miss
Annie Council of Morris Plains, and
i've year old Annie Foley. They were
thrown into the water by tine capsiz-
ing Of Their boat. The three older
persons made desperate efforts to save
themselves and were almost exhaust
ed when John Simon, who was fishing
from boat nearby, fastened to the
scene and succeeded in rcscuing
them.
The little girl was drowned. Men
viii boats, hooks. poles aud lanterns
started an Immediate search for the
body aud at n late hour succeeded in
finding Ii some fifteen OF twenty Yards
rom where the accident happened.
The parents Of the little girl were
telegraphed to and arrived here Thurs
day, They are almost crazed over the
sad death Of then daughter.
The others that were IN the water
were IN state of collapse all night
and under the care of physicians and
nurses, but were reported better
Thursday.
II is soIl tI,. ,,,,g., ne a., -
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Arrangements have been completed
for holding the eighty eighth annual
meeting of the County Bible Society
in the Reformed Church Of White
House, y. J., ON Thursday, sept. %,
1901 The morning session will begin
at lo:3u % clock, ut which the annual
sermon will be preached by Rev, VIM
l.. Davis,of Lebanon. The reports of
the last meeting, the treasurer and
the oNccutive committee viii be re-
celved, aud committees appointed.
The afternoon session viii hagin Mt .
o'clock ut which. IN addlaeu to the
regular business. an address may he
expected Of Prof II. Dubois milford,
y. d., of Rutgers College. The exer-
cises promise 10 be of unusual inter
est The ladies Of the White House
church offer generous hospitality and
hope to welcome friends of the cause
from near and far Pastors are ro-
qnostod to encourage THEN people to
be liberal in them offerings to the Ri
bic cause, md to cordially invite them
Ia attend the meeting. Remittances
should be sent to Mr. l.. Nosseller,
treasurer, Pennington, n. j., before
the meeting.
OSCAR NJ. NooRnEEs. Secretary.
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A TRINITY OF EVILS.
Cured by Cal-cura Solvent, the Great New
Medicine, After Other Treatment Had Failed.
Or. David Ksnnsdy's Latest Medicine.

Mr.. Martin Montgomery, of Siyara, Pa,
formerly of Roxbury, N. Y, writing to DIR.
David Kennedy, Of Kennedy Row, said:
"Your nan medicine, Gal-eHa Solvent,
is wonderful. IT cured mo of liver and kid
ney troubles, and rheumatism, after lot OF
weary dosing with things that did no good.
1t il II record breaker and no mistake"
AS in Mr.. Montgomery's case, rheuma-
tism is often, indeed almost always, COM
plieated with kidney and liver trouble.
IL il because Cal-cura Solvent acts on tho
kidneys and liver and at the same timo ex-
pels uric acid from the blood, that it is such
IA reliable remedy for rheumatism and tho
attendant disorders. 1t cures by removing
the cause, therefore the euro is permanent,
safe and sure.
RememLer, Cal-cura jSoiDent cures $50
ofaH cases IF hidney, Biadder and Liner
disorders. You may have a FREQ sample
bottle Of this wonderful medicine, and de-
ecriptive booklet, by simply sending your
namo and address to The Cal-cura Com
pany, Kennedy Row, Kondout, Ny. Large
bottles $1.00 (ORiy enc size) all druggists,
or if they do not have it, send to the above
proprietors.
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NEW HOPE AND VICINITY

Harry Kirst, of Denver, Col, is Wis.
itiHs old friends in New Hope. Pa.
The picnic for the benefit of st.
Martins Church was success socially
aud financially.
The residence Of Robert Morris on
Bridge street is undergoing extensive
repairs
Mrs. T. n Ryan aud daughter, Miss
Lillian Ryan, have returned homo af
ter weeks visit at Ocean Grove.
Miss Alice Garter and mother were
recent guests of Miss Annie Scarbor.
oush
Sonson tickets for the entertainment
to hc given under the auspices of the
Clifton Literary Society IRE now on
sale
owen Markey ngod % years, who
WINS New Hopes Oldest inhabitant,
died on Thursday morning. The
funeral was held from st. Martins
Church at 3 o'clock Saturday morn
ing when aud whore n Roquiem High
mass was celebrated by Father Has
SON
-Easton has begun the Fall bust
ness with one smallpox cnae u color
ed woman.
Mrs Walter Ireland died on Thurs
day after weeks illness. of nromia.
The remains were taken to Phila-
delrhia for interment.
In the THIRD Ward the contest
between Or. Frank Eariaor, 3rd Ward
and Jos. n. llazen, 9nd Ward for
County Executive Board was so one
sided in favor Of Larison that there
seemed to be nothing doing.
The KneWond NJ L. Sunday
School will hold it's annual picnic and
festival in s. L. Bonham's grove on
Saturday, Sept. Il, afternoon and
evening. Refreshments suitable for
the season Will bo served A general
invitation to all.
Thoro are $40 registered voters
in this city, ms follows First Ward,
357; Second Ward, 3a6; Third Ward,
Gil. If they should happen to poll coo
votes in the Third Ward nj the coming
election, another ward may be added.
Mrs Edward Cooper broke
glase can while canning ON Tuesday
and III no doing severed two arteriot
In her night wrist. Tho wound was
SO serious that IT WINS found necessary
TO emil in Dr Salmon.
The Woman heirs, Numbering
several hundred in Bucks county
who were enthusiastic several months
aso over the possibility Of acquiring a
fortune of more than $500, 900, 900 snid
to be awaiting their claim IN England,
now hnyo little hope of obtaining tho
money A. L. Place, mn attorney, OF
LandAdnle, who went Ia London as a
representative of the Woman AssocI-
alton aud spent two months abroad
searching records in Loudon and other
cities, has returned and reports that
thore IA little or no ground for hope
of obtniuing the vast fortune alleged
due. Enslon Free Press.
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The Lambertyillc- Ooylestown con
troyersy stands even np with two We
tories apiece for each club.
The Arlington A. A. Defeated New
Hope onithe j., A c. grounds Satur-
day by 6 to 3 score.
Case was on the bench Good boy
to have along, as he can 20 III any old
time and make IL hit.
President Van Malta should be proud
al his teams victory, as he was acting
manager at Stroudsburs.
Manager MacKay is making nm eff
fort to secure either All-GubanH 0l
Murray Hill for Saturday. This is
the lust game Of the season.
Three ont of the four games played
between Lambertyille aud D0yIes
town have been decided by one run.
There 10 nothing mild about the con.
tests between the clubs, aa they fight
to the finish to win ont.
Manager MacKay received wort
from Manager Hurley, Of Milford
that Lambertville was too strong III
aggregation for them, aud he had pnr
CHASED bag OF marbles for each one
Of his players instead, stating tha
they conld play them better than tack
ling the champions.
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The largest Methodist Church in
Georgia calculated to use over one
hundred gallons of the usual kind
of mixed paint in painting their
church.
They used only two gallons of the
hongman and Martinez Paint mixed
with n gallons of linsecd oil Actual
cost of paint made was less tlau ST.@1
per gallon.
Saved over eighty $1,000 dollars IN
paint, and got Il big donation besides.
EVERY CHURCH will be given a
liberal quantity wheueve, they paint.
Many houses are wcll painted With
four gallons of l.. a NJ and three sal-
Ions of Inseed oil mixed therewith.
Wears aud covers like gold
Sold by
Estate Of \ II. Lands Rusoes.
W. l.. Bnsh Now Hope, Pa.
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Vacation is over. Again the school
bell rings Mt morning aud Mt noon,
again with tens of thousands of hard
est kind Of work has begun, the ro-
newal of which is mental mud physl-
cal strain to nil except the most rug
god. The little girl TINT few days
ago Ind roses in her checks, and the
littlo boy whose lips were then 80 red
you would hnvo insisted TINT they hnd
been "kissed by strawbcrries" have
already lost the Appearance of health
Now il n time when many children
should be gwen II tonic, which mny
avert much serious trouble, and we
know of no othor SO highly to be rec
commended as Hoods Snrsnparilln,
strengthens the nerves, perfecta dl-
gestlon and assimilation and aids
mental deyeopement by binding up
the whole aystem
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-09-14

Miss Edith Van Horn Is attending
the State Model School.
Geryas ELY visited the Jamesburg
Reform School last "Wednesday
Miss Margaret McGll will enter IA
school in Philadelphia about the first
of October.
Miss Eva Opdycke, of Trenton, has
been visiting James u. MacKav and
family.
Egbert J Price is taking up an
electrical course nj Drexel Institute in
Philandlphia
Miss Ethel Thrope, of YardleN, was
the guest of Miss Helen rierson last
week.
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DENOGR1 re STATE CONI'FN
TON

Redaeed hates 10 Trenton, eta Penn
Sgtea}tja Rdiirodd.
For the benefit of those Desiring to
attend the Democratic State Conven
ton, to be hold at Trenton September
10, the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Com
pany will sell round trip tickets 10
Trenton on September ii and Ia, good
Tor roturn passage until September 10,
inclusive, from all stations on it's lines
i'll the State of Now Jersey, Mt rate of
single fare for the round trip minimum
rate, Of cents.
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Baron Toll, Russian explorer. liz
missing, and his friends fear he Inns
been collected.
EI.,s LInnId Crrnm nnIm is nn mi

Elys Liquid Cream Balm is an old friend
iua new form. 1t is prepared for the benefit
of sufferers from nasal catarrh who are used
to atomizer in spraying the diseased MEM
hranes All the healing and soothing proper
ties of Cream Balm are retained in the new
preparation. tdoes not dry uq the Secretions.
Price including spraying tube, r. cents. At
your druggists or Ely Brothers 81 Warren
Street, New York, will mail it
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-09-14

REDUCED RATES TO BAL TlM0RE
Via Pennsylvania Railroad, Account Ma
tiOnal Convention Fraiernal Order of
Eagles.
For the National Convention Frator-
mi Order of Englos, at Baltimore, Md,
September 2 TO II, the PennsylYania
Railroad Company will sell round
trip tickets to Baltimore, Mt greatly
reduced rates, from all stations on its
lines east Of mud Including Pittaburg,
Erie, aud Buffalo.
The rate from pitt4burg viii be
80 90, from Altoona ST. -, Erie $12. 90,
Wiliamaport So 33, Buffalo $ll.00.
Cauaudaigun 1910, Elmirn $3.50,
New York, IS 80, Newark, n. J SO. 10,
Reading 1913, WiIkesbarre, ~ % +,
Dover, Del. ,8390 with corresponding
reductions from all other points
Tickets viii be sold on September
! md Il. good for return passage
leaving Baltimore until September 10.
inclusive. On payment Of RI 90 to
joint agent at Baltimore an extension
of return limit to September % will
he obtained.
Tickets vim Philadelphia permit
stop-over within limit, if deposited
with the ticket agent Mt Broad Street
Station.
For the accommodation Of those do
string to visit Washington during this
meeting, excursion tickets from Balti-
moro to Washington will be sold Sep
TENDER Is and IS, good returning
within two days, including date of
sale, Mt rate Sl.G0,
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION
Reduced Rates to Trenton via PennSyl
vania Railroad

For the benefit of those desiring to
attend the Prohibition State Conyen-
ten. at Trenton y j., September %,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will sell round-trip tickets To Trenton
from all stations ON its lines in the
State OF New Jersey, September 10
and 20 good returning until Septem-
her p, inclusive, at the rate of single
fare for the round trip minimum rate,
- eentsl
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-09-14

Lambertyille p. O.-List Of letters
remaining unclaimed i'll the Post
Office Mt Lambertville, n !. for
thirty days ending August q, 1901
\ + Birchman, Salvatore MANN
ina, Job Poinsett Edward Worrell,
Mrs. DIR. Louis Cooper, Mrs Mary
Meehan, Mrs Mary MaGnnite Mrs
Aaron Smith
GnAs. \. SNLLMA>, p NJ.
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Notice

Miss Clara Rooms will resume teach
ing September 9th, at her home, 1922
n. Union street.
The class in kindergarten Music
Building will be started later.
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BASE BALL.

Inmbertville won rafting game
Saturday by shutting out Strouds=
burg At TINT place It WIS the first
shut out Of the season aeored aeninst
the home tenn.
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In A PERSONAL WAY.

Z '-~ 49, - = = -
Mr. and Mrs Heryey 5. Holcomb,
spent last week in New York.
pr George l.. Romine is spendina
several weeks at Watkins, n. Y.
Ben Fraser, Of Mt. Holly, has heel
visiting friends here
Maurice OT.aughlin spont Sunday
in this place
". and Mrs. Theodore Wilson Wis
tied relatives in this city over Sunday
Reginald Walker has been suffering
for some days with very sore eye.
rs. John NanNatta is making t
two weeks visi with friends in Brook
lvn
Willard Allen is negotiating with
Harry Kramer for new slide from
bone OF the Conn make,
Cuthbert Havhurst, of TINS city,
has returned to George School, New
town, Pa. Tor his third year
J. h Sleifer. of Bristol, was renew
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br. ana Ms. \. y. u. hlhEle' o.
lluIndeihhia, nave eeen VISITING MT
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Miss Kate Miller, of Burlington,
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs Horace
Williamson.
Miss Margaret Bolan and Master
Robert Mcnamara spent Monday III
trenton.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilmot, OF
Plttsbure, have been visiting relatives
in tins city.
Miss Mary Stephenson has been en-
gagged > teaeh the Mount AIRY school
me i"ilo" ihS term.
j ogllNe Studdltord and John An
derson are attending the Worcester
Academy, Worcester, Mass
Howard Pideock has opened a
quarry on Cottage Hill, from which
he is taking an excellent quality OF
stone.
Ex-Chief j. Hart Stockton played
the tenor drum IN concert given by
Lavere's Band, Plaintield. N j., ON
Friday evening
Ms SalGe Silyers aud Mrs ANNA
rrnft. Of Trenton. have been visiting
Mrs VIM Y. Cooley, Of Union St.
Mrs. II Y Meeronjsle of Idell.
returned la her home ON Tuosdov
ofter nm extended visit with Lambert.
willie friends
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NJ. were married ON Monday Soptcm.
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Read the new adv. of Foll,uer 4
Rlttenhoase.
For Sale.-Choice, uncleaned TIM
othv Seed Sl.,5 per bushel.
ALFRED &. HoLcoMRe.
-Lost last Monday, from CART
age in hne OF parade, cui button.
Five dollars reward
-LambertvlJle Puff. sc. An hon
est cigar. The favorite brand of tas-
tidious smokers. J b. Kline A Son.
No. ., Bridge St. Lambertyille. \. J.
The choir of St. Johns r c.
Church, Of this city, sang the masses
at the funeral services of NJ $. ANNE.
wife Of Captain John Shields. held at
Pennington, ON Thursday.
Henry Bice, OF New Hope, died on
Friday last from injuries received by
being hi on the stomach with shov-
ell while working at tie Union Paper
Mills. Funeral and utermcut WIS
held on Sunday last.
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language tha aIavor al. tLol,w ito
his own bonds =a5 Tburs1o, .sa
marched the nm. .tl.e, i,v ;or v.l,,.ro
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ZOO =li q ! uloh / re company No. i
Nom Gu. horne ei No. o. ana John
t. Nlis'Y' OIL No. = nave been gwen
very Psessa eeffiheates oil Ilie member
sup III the Ne" Jersey fifemen lie
ilei Association.
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The horrors of war as now being
enacted by the Russian Japanese
around Tiaoyang and Port Arthur
brings back our recollections to the
war of the rebellion where hundreds
of thousands of men fought for the
preservation of this glorious union.
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lLAMBEayI.LIl=AZe
Total
STROUDsHURG


Earned Rims IambortYlle Two-hasp
hits Johnson Double plays johnson and
Peters. O'Nel and potcrs Struck out hy
JakemJn S. Dick 3. Basc on Bd# on JaRez
nan !. ID el Time OF game = % Umpire
Bfeher
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We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for
any case Of Catarrh that cannot he cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
+ j CHENEY q co, Toledo. q
We, the undersigned, have known r. J
Cheney for the last Is years, aud believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transac-
tions and financiallyable TO carry ont an obi
cations made by his firm.
WaDrNG, KrYsAN 4 MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o
Halls Catarrh Cure il taken internally act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system Testimonials sent free.
Price 70 cents per bottle. Sold by all drug
gIsts.
Take Hall'r Family Pills for constipation
S. A. Finger has an interesting adv.
in this issne.
r. II. Van Horn a Sons are show
ing Fall and Winter goods. Read
their announcement on the first page.
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The slrenalh of a New Jersey Brick

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t.ricL Il, tbc coao of ,,onv 80 thoso
tostod ,ho noi.,bt noooooor,, e. hnoaL
d., ,.onood fra,, . ooo - g., ooo H.
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out an holf h,iek aud wo. ,oo5o o.
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,ro,o too,od ona 80 roonl,a oI,.ai,aJ
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squire men.
Nnirl'l Ht"dy 81 the 'ests shows
the BRICK. In tho bfeaking tests the
bricks made by the stlil-mnd process
those Of the safi-mad brick In the
crushing tes's INC soit mud brick
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For Sale, Glass Store front with
double doors, at the Grand Depot.
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Worlds Fair ExCurs ions

Low rate ten-day coach excursions
via Pennsylvania Railroad. Sept. :
4,2t,and 9s. Rate, $1,000 from Lam
hertvllle. Train leaves Lambertville
S;45, connecting with special train
from New York arriving st Lonis
40 L. Nj. next day.
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Notice

Mss Nellie Y. Hunt will resume
teaching. Piano and Organ. Sep
TENDER the fourteenth at her home, 80
Delaware Avenue.
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Hail to Patti. Born in Madrid her
father n native of Catanla. in Sicily,
and her mother native Of Rome, she
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9RAlNSIEAyE NEW uopr

Time Table in Effect June &c, '0t
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Peaches still sell at high price
in our market.
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Horses are becoming more accus-
toned TO the automobile.
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PHILADELPHIA AND
READING RAILWAY

ENGINES BURN HARD totl-No SMOKE
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Take HAM Family Pills for consumption
The Washington times., 1904-01-20
CITIZENS FAVOR
RAILROAD BILL
General Committee Urges
1t Oh Commissioners.
ARE WORKING IN HARMONY
Hope Expressed That Union of Effort
May Result in Passage of
Legislation Desired.

Members Of the subcommittee of the
citizens general railway committee
have called on the District Commission
crs to announce their Endorsement of the
bill framed by the Business Mems Asso-
citation which provides for better street
car service in the District The sub
committee called yesterday, but were
unable TO carry out their mission owing
to the absence of the Commissioners
In The communication handed the
Commissioners. it * announced that the
subcommittee is heartily in favor of the
plan to tack the bill on the measures
now before Congress in connection with
the privilege of laying tracks to the new
Union Station. In their present shape
these bills cannot be passed by Congress.
as one gives permission for conducting
a line 60 the Washington Electric and
Railway Company. and the other to the
Capital Traction Company
1t is likely that the Commissioners will
recommend the consolidation of the two
bills, and in that event those conduct
irg the crusade for better service will
ask that their bill be attached 20 the
combined measure as a rider. AS the
railway officials are anxious that the
original bill should pass. they are less
likely to oppose the rider than they
would under ordinary circumstances.
The subcommittee and the special
ommittee are now working i'm perfect
inisOn. Practically the entire business
interests and residential interests Of
washington are represented in the two
agitation is backed BY powerful influ-
ences.