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HEADQUARTERS
CHOICE CANDIES I AND : CHOCOLATES
]. D. MCKEITH'S.
over 80 different brands of Cigars
Ia select from.
Business Brevities.

ENARM FOR SAIE-ConA stlng Of 20 acres al
Il the best of soil Tor farming Good house
large basement barn, splendid water. farm al
wi fcucrd Located of . mile from sugar
lHpt factory at Cromwell, oHr mile from depot
nrWs % suit purchaser. FOR particulars AL
DIES OF call uu Jas. Met %. lAc, Mich, 81
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aaugummi pirb in Minnefota
ben SniaHen Der itaatti6en Srrenbdu'
fer reselmGbig perabreidt.
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0erihtliAes.

9iihter Selln mies Die @eihw oreiten
al, in Dem Sale bes Nilliam Songblin
einen auf nidt i6ulbig lauteuoen Wabr=
Ipru6 ~abSu9eben, 90 man uidt %beDeilen
fonnte, baB Der Wianr. mie an9eflaet.
feline 11idbri9e Stieitofter frimiuelt
anse9riiien bate. SbidOu bas Mtaos
6eu oas 8ergebeu friiber beiabte, uerz
neiute es baiielbe bel ben 8erbanblun9en.
Sobu Slod. Der lid pes Diebitabls
I6uloi9 betannte, bat orei Mtorate i'm
@eiGn9niB abSuiisen. Gr hattie BON
@barles Coos cine Slinte erbaIten, bic
CT nift 3lriid CAB.
Soiepb @illeIpie, Der ein Quantuln
@Bwaaren aus benz Seller Oes ct.
@lotb 6otels itabl. bat 81 Strafe 81
beSablen unb orei Monate @efau9niB
abSnlisen.
'3bomas Wbite, Der iih elm Quans
tlm @etr6ute aus Der @omaro 0ag9ertg
9Sirthi6ait i'm 9ioroenOe %auei9nete, bat
smei SABRE uno brel Monate int 3udt>
baus Su uerleben.
@OwarO Dousbcr, Der Elm uu9elees
li6es YerbGltniB init Charlotte Gallon
unterhielt. muroe su $50 Straie perur
tbeilt.
8atrid Ser9uion wurOe ruesen fals
ldlen Spripie9elnn9eit Su $40 Strafe
uno orei Wtonate @efansniB uerurz
tbeilt.
Oas @eridt mics am: Samita9 asent
3fobert &illOn an. allie fiir3lih erlan9@
ten Slotmalainen gu Seritoreu, nit
Ausnabme jener Salle, no cine Ants
mort binterlegt mnroe. Iuh loll bic
ansriiituns Der 8lepitt uno 9riom
SpielbOllen ierif0rt meroen.
Oas iriibere 9 tabtratbsmitglieo Der
4. @arO, Dauib y. @pans. Der An%
nabme BON Seitehungs9elbern iibers
fiibrt, muroe am Wtontag uon 6i6ter
oieweomb ju Smei SabreH uno letS
0tonaten I'M Oitlifen 3u6tbauie per@
urtbeilt. Sin 9tppell wuroe iofort Don
Den Aouofaten bes Gerurtbeilteu genomz
men, oerielbe mlrbe erlaubt uno am
Oienitas itellte @uaus, Der iid mittlers
meile utter Der Sbbut BON Sderift Be
der befunoen bate, S. 600 Siir9i6aft.
= Ti6ter NeweOmb cntihieo an Wtons
tag in einem @utabter. oaB Die Si;eiS-
iteuer Srbinan; Der Stabt 9cieelid) Jet.
in Dem INN porgelc9ten Sale Der abin9s
ton DARN @pmpanie ieooh, melhe bic
@ntldeionng ueranlaBte, entl6iee er,
oaB Die Srbinan, lie niht b%etreffe.
Srau Srances Sgborc,Df, lire ShDe=
tier 9iellie Smttb mo Wtarie S'Dara.
BON 9iOro Scrauton, welde iih oes'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Idulbi9 b%efannten, wnra
ben Su Gin Sabr 9efdn9niB usrurtbeilt-
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Siue iis Notb.

9taf) ben Shatuusen Der a9fnttm
iinb infol9e Der Sdliebuns Der Sbicas
goer 9iibuen, melhe Der Sraao oeS
Sroquois. 1beaters mad iid 500. segett
5000 fir Die Biibne tbati9e YerlOnen
beidditi9un9slus 9ewOrOen. Sie itea
hen in miiBisen @ruppen III 9otels umz
Der uub Die Moth TART ibnen ms Iu=
gelitt. 9lber Tie milien ieoes 3ei6en
pom Sur6t geihidt gu Uerber9en uno
meiien un9ebiihrlid)e uieori9e Snerten
nit Stol; snriid. USE bic Sahe enoen
ioll, ldBt ii1 nod rlidt ableben. Vers
mutblif wiro aber utter Den mittleren
SiibnenfrGften iebr auigerdumt weroen,
iubem Die Seute lih anOeren @eldaften
;upenoen miiiien. Die Aotbla9e be-
lhrauft iih iibri9ens ni6t niir aif 9his
caso, ioilbern oielelbs @ei6dftsitille in
Siibnen& tteruebmunsen berridt mebr
ooer meiiiger i'm 9ansen Sanbe nno Die
alf iolde 9Seiie broOlos geworoeuen
aiiuitler brdnseu it'd u%atursemdB naf
Chicago unb Nen DOrf un0 belien bort
oas lleber9epi6t oes angebotes iiber
Die Nadfra9e nod permebren. 9tanlentz
lid I'M mittleren 9Seiteu iOleu iih bic
meiiten Observation-Disclosures auf, nno
Der iibcrwieseitoe 3beil ibrer Wtit9lieoer
fommt mad Chicago, INN bort pie bic
9olle9en am 9uugertude ju hagen.
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paan,en als ssetterpropbeieu.

Wfan6e Yflan5en iinb fir atbmps
fpbGriide Ginflife 10 empfinolid. bab
fie ais Detterpropbeten eelten tOunen.
In ibrer Spite itebt bic f~Ogenannte
gaternolter= Ooer Mettererbie (Abrus
precatorius). Der 6ifsrreidiI6e 9ta=
turfori9er Ropad slaubte iosar an
biefer pflan5e 3esen, 9enitter, CRIB
beben unb 8ultanausbrii6e borauss
iagen gu tOnnen. Oabei tpmmen Spei
Der 9epegungen in getraht: bic Der
SieberblGttden unb bic Der 9lattmittels
rippen. grItere baben bic Gigenfdaft.
fi1 fppobl in pertitdler, ais uu6 in
bori5ontdlsr Gbene auf ibrsm 8iatts
ittsl 81 betpesen. pahrenb bic lebtern
fi9 i'm 4asemeinen muir aufs uno abs
tpGrts gu rihten perm6gen. Sc mebr
ii9 nun bic 5ieberblGttfen nab aufs
tpGrts beipsgen. beItp mebr 4ufbeuung
fol- in ben nddften "a bis 70 Stunoen
fir einen llmfreis bon etfpa 60 Wteis
len gu eriuarten fein; je mebr lie fid
aber mad auspdrts bepegen, oeito
mebr foG bic 8epDttung 5unebmen.
Rolen ii9 bic DECENTRALIZATION BEL beis
term Detter auf tur3e 3eit 5uiammen.
70 fol- binnen brei Saeen Regen fider
au eriparten fein. Was bic 8lattripz
psn betrifft, 10 5eist Elm pl6Blides aufs
iteisen berfelben ein tiefes barometris
f6es Winimum on. unb omar in Der
Ridtuns, nad Der bic 9ldttrippe peiit.
Gbenio lit bel raider 4bpdrtsbetpea
eung Der lebtern Elm barometrifdes
Marimum 5u erfparten.
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Ncme MHsciseaa.


Die iSbrii6t 9srfammluus bss Buif&fH
9au gereins Re. 10 peh S:ranten, pa. our
GrpabIung ron 8samien unp Diuiiertn fir
6as tcmmtubs 9ibr, unp fir fold aupsrf ge.
ihdftg tit rtstlrsat in bflasttr .8~triammIuHs
pprfpmmtn mSstn, miTp abetbdItsn am DieH>
flag, ben t6. debruar 1904, I'm 7.30 ubr
absnbs. in su SHia pa @ttai@aft AIS
eadaRanna aptuuf.
n. o. GOODMAN, Sttttt6r.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-11

- Der @ouperneur BON Diem gort
bat Die auslieierun9 ces liew yOrfer
WiilliondrS 9Siliam 3ei9ler nadl Wtiis
iOuri. mo CT gum ErpieB we9eu Seitsds
un9 bon sesislatur. Wiit9lieOern uerlanst
miro, uermei9ert, neil nidt 9enue BE
weiie 9e9en 3siglsr uOrla9en.
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9fnt nGcbffen Oienffaa

msrben in beridieoenen Warbs bon
scranton neue Stabtrdtbe uub Sduls
birettoten erpdblt. Ginem alien Sc
brau6e folsenb, entbalten mir urs Der
@mpieblun9 Der einsel1eu 9%anoibaten,
BON Der 9tniidt ausseben6, DAP Die
8iir9er ielbit am beiten urtbeilen fOns
men, weldss in ben reipeftiusn Diitrifs
ten Die suuerlaiiisiten Wtdnuer iinc.
9Sir mOllen bier nur auf bic 2bats
fade aufmertiam ma6cn. baB ipesie1l
Die Sdulbeb6rOe Der Stabt in Der ses
wiIienloielteu Beiie sewirtbidaftet uno
Die 0ifentli6en @eloer oerart peridleu.
bert bat, baB ibrsr Seri6wenbunssiu6t
enblia elm 3iel seiest iperoen iolte.
Wtan fart nit Sinsern auf o~ieieni9en
oeutet, mel6e fir oieien S6winbel pers
antwortlid iinb, man braudt ie baber
nidt 3u ncnten.
8ili6t Der SteuerSabler unS eiues
ieoen rebtliden 8iirsers lit es, Der
9Sieoerwabl folder S6ulbireftoren.
obne 6iidii6t auf ibrs 8arteiiteluus.
nit after Wta6t 81 opponiereu, bonn iie
9erei6en ibren 8aros sur Shmad uno
Sbanbe. 8ir forbern Oaber Die Wdb>
ler. auf, am ndditen Dienitas niht
alhein ielbit fir ebrli6e unb se'
~ ieubate Wdnner ;u itimmen,
iohoern oarauf gu iebeu, oaB aud ibre
Sreunbe urb 9iaGbarn lire Stimmen
ab9eben unb mitbelfen, Die Sdulbeboroe
Don ben 8lutiau9ern uno Dieben gu
beireien, welde Oieietbe bisber f%ontrols
lirten. Serdumt es Mot!
0as finanSielle 0teiame Der S6ul'
uerwaltnnsSfrase lit i%olsenOes: 2rot
chem jabrliden @infOmmen BON iiber
100000 baben iid Die ausgaben in
ben leeten brei Sabreu inter Der 3i6t.
rutbe Der elf @etreuen" INN bic Summs
Don $21s, 444.92 permebrt. @s
iollte aud benz bei6ranfteiten Stenera
jabler emleu6ten, OaB Die @abl chr
li6er Wtauner orinsenb 9eboten lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-11

- Sn Bloomington, ST., wurbeu
Die Ofientlifeu Shuleu gcidloiien, melt
bort bic Ylattern.@ epidemic berridt.
: gbseorbnster s8illet aus Maiias
.huletts rei6te cine Sil Elm. laut mel=
der @on9rebabgeoronete ein Sabressez
halt pon S2500 erbalten iollen. sic,
lollen BAUM aber teiue Grtr~abeSablins
fir 6eiietoiten uno Sureautoiten ers.
balteu.
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= Ser Mouat 6ebruar bat brei
9eIeetide 6%eiertage, nemli6 !: sincoln's
@eburtstag (12.), Wabltag (16.) unb
@aibington's @eburtsta9 (22.), oil
oensn Die Oifentli6en ani.situben utO
Sanfen 9eihloileu iino. 9ia6iteu
SOnnta9 lit Salentinstag.
Oas %juitauoi9e Gomite bat seitern
Serrn Wiliam Council ben Sis im
6epr6lentantenbauie Su9eIproden unb
SOmell ais nidt erlpdblt erflart. Das
Eeiultat Der lnterluduu9 hat niemans
ben iiberraitt. ba man i'm 8orais
wuBte, wie es a~usfulien wiirbe.
9oliSiit SObn MeGOlorif eridOB
friib am Wtonta9 Morgen in einem
perbuntelten 3immer III DO. 105 yadas
marna Npenle einen al Der 2oamutb
leioenoen SuuO ; oas 3bier iprans auf
ben 8oli3iiten gu, ais er Die 2biire
Gii1ete, aber ct ltredte es init einem
woblge;ielten Shulie nieoer.
= Der betaste Ssrrp eosan bon
Safioro Court wurOe am SOnnta9
abenb nift uicrbebli6 uerlest, ais
beim StraBenfreuSen cine SutIbe i'm
al Der @de pom Naibin9ton aUenue
uuo Rine Stra6e nieoeritieB uno CT
iiberiabreu muroe. Wtan nabm i'm sur
SebanOlun9 na6 benz Soipital.
49, Yortrait 8boto9rapbieen, SAINT.
lien. uno @eieli6aftsbilber, In beliebis
ger @roBe unb biiblher ausiiibrung
Reproouftionen ieber 9lrt Silber, 9anbs
l6afts. uno 0auieraufnabmen, idOns
Sreibens uuo Waiieriarben 8ortraits,
II. I. I. Bette 3ufrieoenbeit IN Irbeit
iomie Yreis miro Suscii6ert.
0enrD Sreg.
= Sn Dem @illiams 9ebdube, an
Der @de bon @albinstou guenue uno
Sinoen Stra6e, peruriadte anl MOn.
tag 0iatmittas Der aOOreBbufs0 eraus.
9eber 9. 8. WilliamS einen Srarb, in.
Dem er elm brennenoes StreihbolS in
Der @ebanfenlOii9teit in ben 8apiers
torb ihleuoerte. Sin alarm pom "a
brahte bic Seuermebr Sur Stelle unb
Die Stammen fonnter1 leiht nit eineT
S6aoen BON etma $50 9elOidt tperoen
= Sin weiterer 8abnwasen nit fla.
den 3tGbern murbe am Sonntag bon
8olisilt WfeOale au6er Dienit beorberi
nno belien 9eoienitete uerbaftet, banr
aber Jill. ihr @ri6eiueu i'm BOli3ei9eridt
wieOer auf freien SuB seieet. Oil
Yerbafteten murben am Monta9 bon
Magiltrat 0ope ie $25 beitraIt. nabmer
ieooh einen Ippell unb Die Gompanit
CAB $50 Siderbeit iIr ibr 9eri6tlides
@ri6einen.
Die Central tabor Union nabm IN
ibrer am Sountag abgebaltenen Ser
iammlung Selhliilie an, in melder oil
itdotilde 8erwaltuu9 perbammt miro,
neil Tie Die 8erbaitun9 lol6er Stra6sn'
babubebieuiteten anorOuete, bic Sabu.
nagen nit fla6en Hdoern urter ibrel
aufiiht batten. SIS miro erfldrt, baf
Die Seute nidt fir ben 3uitano Del
Babnma9eu perantmprtlih iinb. lon'
bern bic Scranton Tailmap @ompanit
Der idulOise 2beil lift uno Su sleidel
i3eit waro Gin Somite ernartnt, nm BEN
Mapor Council feline 4ufmartun9 81
MAIDEN uno 9e9ea 0as 8or9eben ;u pro-
teltiren. Oas betreifenoe 9omite mabtt
am 8ieultas benz Wtagor feline auf'
wartun9 in Setreif Der Sade uub CT.
bielt pom Oielem Die 8eriiderun9, bat
in 3utuuft feline anseiteaten Der Stra'
Benbabn lpe9en Setrieb pon 8abnwa.
gen nit fladen 6doeru uerbaitet mer'
ben wiirbeu. bis oaS @eriht barber
entlheioet, oh bic biesbe;ii9lide Oroi-
nom, oaiat,Rd, oAsr uuoefebftd, III
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= Sn cafe Sillase, arf., wuroen %
Sauier our1 Seuer jerit6rt.

= Der Silipinos8 atriot Sirto cope;
lit aus ben Rbitippinen ausgewieien
morbeu, neil er iib weiserte, Der NE
9ieruns ISer 8ereini9ten Staaten 3reue
III i6moren.
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THESE VESTS ARE OF WHITE
or polka dotted duck. pearl buttons. Sold
all over town at Si.so. You can buy them
tomorrow at ....................$ 1.OO
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~ delighted. The Crittenden Home
has been In very atraitoned eircum.
stances recently. and Il Ia under.
stood that within the past week
there has been even an lnsuffieiency
of food at the institution. Just
at this time the money will be par
ticularly welcome" said Mrs Con-
ner, eNou cannot speak too highly
OF our appreciation. A hundred dol
lars will be fortune 10 vs. and will
just put rs ON our feet again
AZ the Orphans Home the sltua-
ton Is similar. II IL not known just
what uae viii be made OF the $3.50
awarded this institution, but Matron
N. =. Cameron stated. this morn
ing, that there were many demands
90 be met and that the windfall
was most timely.
The 500 won by the House of the
Good shepherd will give the sisters
an opportunity 10 make some much
needed repairs about the establish.
ment aud 90 enlarge their aecommo.
datlona. while the $500 awarded the
Wayslde Mission hospital viii be
applied ON various improvements
The funds OF the latter place have
been very low 81 late and the work
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of the hospital has been consider.
ably crippled by ita poor financial
condition.
Mr. Mcnermott OF the Hon Marche
said this morning that a great deal
of rivalry had boon reused by the
contest. aud that consequent In
tereat In the various charities OF the
city had been created. The popular
interest IN the outcome WAS shown
yesterday afternoon when an i'm
menao crowd gathered at the Second
avenue store 10 hear the announce
ment
The Star Ia given credit Tor the
first prize going 10 the Wayuide
Mission, by both the management
Of that institution and the man
aver OF the big store from the
fact that this paper called partlcu-
lar attention TO the needs OF the
Wayaide Mission aud asked ita
readers To- vote for this institution.
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1 he Stage

Count Alexis Tolatoi huns a DC
rioa OF non-conaeeutiyo pictures on
a frame OF harsh unwlcldly words.
unpoetie. undramatle and unplayR-
BILE 10 any one but a genius. lie
made it into five acts and called
Il a drama, giving II the name ~
Ivan the Terrible" because II
dealt with the moat monntfouA aoy-
oreign Russia ever knew.
There Ia nothing of intereeat or
value In the play There's no
story. II starts from nowhere aud
ends there. too. In fact. one or
two acts OF the piece could be
dropped out and the sequence
would not be particularly marred
Rich ard Mansfield, however.
makes his Characterization of the
inhuman tyrant perhaps the bed
thing he has ever done The pro-
duotion IN magnificent. the com
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from start 90 finish. James y.
Fulton. aa Joe Saunders. the hearty,
whole aanled miner. was excellent
Clyde u. Granger appeared last
night as Major Henry Britt, who
was an aspiring candidate for re-
election 20 the Legislature The
stump speeches Of the worthy ma
lor. as rendered by Mr. Granger,
would lead one TO believe that he
would do fully ms well In politics
40 he does I'm the glare Of the foot
lights. Thoo n. BIRD, aH Ned Sim
gloton. the partner Of Joe Fulton.
did very well Ills death pose.
after being stabbed by the villain
ScragRa. was excellently done. ed
Redmond appeared in n minor part
last ninht. Mr.. Redmond ia taking
n mueh-needed rest for a time. the
first he has had since entering the
profession many years ago. Alta
Phipps did very well last night. M
ala also Miss EHteile Redmond.
Leslie Vifden. M Phosey pentland.
one Of those rhY Gin yeaul maid
ans. whose financial attractions
proved too much for the gallant
major, was worthy of mention.
The play viii continue for the reai
of the week.
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WAYSIDE MISSION
GETS FIRST PRIZE
THIS INSTITUTION RECEIVES THE MOST VOTES
IN THE CHARITY CONT EST CONDUCTED BY THE
BIG STORE"
This morning the Ron Marche an.

This morning the Bon Marche an
nounced the result OF its voting con.
test. according TO the terms OF
which the most popular charity In
the city was to receive $500. the
next popular $3.50. and the two next
popular $50 and tiee respectively.
The count was completed last night.
many thousands OF votes having
been cast during the month tho con.
kst has been running. The winners
d the prises are,
Wayslde Mission ....4.4....... $500
Ehe House OF the Coed shcp-
hnfu.. ssssssss .s.ss.s .st.s. 100
Orphans Home. Fourth avenue
and Harrison street ........ $50
Florence Crittendcn Home .... 100
The checks we're seat 20 the win
ming charities this morning and
there was much rejoicing az the
four Institutions Probably the
smallest prize Of all the four oe-
easipned the greatest happiness.
The news Of the Crittenden Homes
good fortune had not yet reached
that Institution when a Star man
called Tor an Interview this morn
Ing. and Matron Conner was great
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which commences "a weeks en-
ghgemont next Sunday afternoon. Is
said 10 possess dramatic oonstfue=
ton Of merit, and the management
boasts Of an entirely new scenic
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sensation Ia the mad dash 70 death
Of the villain In an automobile. "A
Buffalo MysterYH has met Wifh
much success IN the east since lfH
first production about a year ago.
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pany ID large. and the mob In
which Mansfield always reveln and
o1eella 10 particularly effective.
Manafloldn genius has a chance
20 shine In Ivan the Terilhe bet
ter than IN any OF his long list OF
successes, because be has buried
himself here more than anywhere
else. and Il IL only the artist whom
the audience sees,
The first and last acts stand out
far ahead of any OF the others In
the intensity OF power which Mans
field has given them. and All
through the play the rapid transit
tons Of emotions which animate
the decroplt old monarch Impress
one as something almost nuperhus
mAn-it'a acting far beyond the
reach Of any save the great. and
such IL Mansfield.
In spite OF the exorhltant prices
charged for the Mansfield engage.
mant. the Grand was we'll filled
last night
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Music and Nature

Wagner'a full band. Pleasant
beach, Sunday, June s. Soc ad..
page 4 zee
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THE BUFFALO MYSTERY"

THE BUFFALO MYSTERY"
II Is evident that the theatsr- 20
era Of Seattle Hike shows Of the
character OF "a Thoroughbred
Tramp" which II having such a
successful run At the Third Avenue
this week. The theater has been
packed during the entire engage
ment and the sale OF seats for the
three remaining performance. In
very large The last Performance
vii be given tomorrow night.
Contrary 20 most sensational
plays. The Buffalo Mystery"
Special, Oregon Grape Cream. :
cans for 2Bc. Crescent Creamery
Co. iifs LIST ave. go.
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my PARTNER

NT 7 Nv MINI
The Ed Redmond company pre-
scented my Partner" at the Aleazaf
last night. and the performance
held the interest OF the audience
, 1904-10-19
The winning of wildwood.

Vineland Journal of October IA, 1904
1t is agreed that knowledge is
power.n Great store is set by what is
called in trade "a tip" and to the COM
mercialIy wise the ''pointer" they have
received or acquired by putting two and
two together are held of great value in
determining what one should or
should not do as to a business venture
or an investment. In the development
of Wildwood, which is showing most
astonishing vigor i'll its march TO sue
cess, there are many sidelights in the
form of instances that stand as witness
SEES or reasons why the resort should
have a great future. Its progress has
been steady, not spasmodIc.
1t was founded on right lines and on
ground predestined by nature for the
comfort and pleasure of the people. Its
evolution has been marked, step by
step, by the most modern and best
roads, pavement, water supply, lighting,
trolley, sanitary wv system, board
walk, casinos, churches, schools, town
hall, fire department and hotels; and
the whole bounded on the immediate
front by the most delightful and best
surf-bathing beach known to man while
the real of municipality is aligned by
the deep water, 'Sunset Lake, COM
municating with the sound which af-
ford the best sailing and fishing facili-
ties ON the coast. Are there tips" in
these facts? Are there any pointers
here? There must be, or Baker Broth
ers, founders Of Wildwood, would not
have been able to sell in the last two
months to nearly one hundred and fifty
different people. More than n hum
dred of these buyers being from other
states than New Jersey. What does it
all mean? Do "Coming events cast
their shadows before 2" Is it strange
that we should speak of 1.-THE winning
of Wildwood ?" Think of it, a hundred
thousand dollar pier in course of con-
~struction; dwellings added to the hun
dreds now adjoining its fine avenues;
hotels and boarding houses enlarging
and new ones projected; new buyers of
land every day, even now near the mid
die of October. Will Wildwood become
a city? Who can doubt it 4? Will in
yestments then multiply in value? If
there is any power in knowledge; If
there is anything in pointers, Wildwood
is q winner.
, 1904-10-19
Trolley Service to Continue
Through October.

The Five Mile Beach Electric Rail-
way company will continue running
cars until midnight, October 30th.
Last year the service was discontinued
on October 18th. The traction COM
pany is to be commended for keeping
cars in operation through the month of
October, running them as they are at a
loss every day. 1t is interesting to note
that other seashore traction lines dis
continued their service sometime ago.
The cars at Ocean City have been laid
up for fully three weeks.
, 1904-10-19

Holly Beach-Locton H. Burk ct ux
to George H. Krider. 5000. Lot 10,
block 26.
Anglesea-Harrison H. Voorhees, ct
TX to Edith Buck. 5000. Lots llo
and IL, First n
Wildwood-Wildwood Beach Inn
provement Co. to James Swain. sou.
Lot II, block IA.
Wildwood-Leonidas Macneir, Jr.,
ct TX to George Schmelz ct Tx. $o0O.
Lot 8, block %.
Holly Beach-Aaron G. Andrew to
Charles H. Green. Lots % and "A,
block SO.
Middle Township-Henry S. Haines
ct ais. to Latimer r. Baker. 81. Tract
of meadow land upon Post creek and
Dennis creek, containing 10 56-l0O acres.
Wildwood-Philip P. Baker ct ais.
to The Tradesmens Bank of Vineland.
Sl4OO. Lots % and "A, block SO, n. h.
section.
Bill of Sale-Wm. T. Garrison to
John S. Soffe. S346. For two bay
mares. set double harness and one
double open wagon.
Anglesea-Henry H. Ottens ct ux to
Theodore Graeve. 5000. Lot IA, block
1874, on plan of lots of said Ottens.
Same, to Louis HI. Wehmeyer. $500.
Lots 8, IL and 10, block 1877, Ottens
plan.
Same, to Caleb H. Meeker. $6O5.
Lots 6 and %, block 1877, Ottens plan.
Same, to George F. Breisch. 1925.
Lot II, block 134, Ottens tract.
Same, to Thomas B. Connolly. 5000.
Lot 2, block 1874, Ottens tract.
Same to same. $1,000. Lots rs and
%, block 234, Ottens tract.
Same, to Charles G.. Kaighn. $455.
Lots IA and Is, block 166, Ottens tract.
Same, to Ella Kate Maggie. $500.
Lots 7 and 8, block 1866.
Holly Beach-Elmira H. Doughty
to James Swain. $3.50. Lots 10 and
%, block 45.
, 1904-10-19
One of Many.

H. A. Tisdale, of Summerton, S. c.,
suffered for twenty years with the piles.
Specialists were employed and many
remedies used but relief and permanent
good was found only in the use of De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. This is only
one of the many, many cures that have
been effected by this wonderful remedy.
In buying Witch Hazel Salve il is only
necessary to see that you get the genu-
inc DeWitt's, made by e. G. EVIL q
Go. in Chicago, and a cure is certain.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures all
kinds of piles, cuts, burns, bruises, &C.
zema, letter, ringworm, skin diseases,
etc. Sold by Davis, the druggist.