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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-29

oere 5rbbsr, eIer bpob DE- meutr ON
ben Sag. O9 bet er pit o9laa nos
get. Der life / 2rngoen ldbet ia tie
libel. Oct belle er bog Dfft fpr umo,
rallt % lsmmeldgtigt III II faa Cor
til At 1aa upddtdlt ben, tbi eller5
madtte Der od bGre noeet et'ttl
raaobent oeo bette Qanos 9areans
%jtalter. oUlen," tiger nan, oct er
10 am%erifanit. % oerfor maa gi fslge
3rop." gel, Der sr ogiad meQe.
~fiolet. ION er dmeritanit. % BET b.
bsper oi pei lite at liQge pda Wapen
Tor. 8erbeb biloe ri iimpeltben gre
os ielp til Rar. Der blioer o9idd
laqt, Al De tnqe ital bdOe 9egemsbe'
baoelie. ~ at 5o0boloipiI ndturli9s
pis life er beregnet pad. al Den ere
tube tilfsie ben dnOen 5tdoe. meH
at iddhant Ter beo ct llbelo - e1er
at bet Ct gosrrens @ejea, Iom Iomme
tdloer Def. gu rel. q glenneite
tunoe 10 ogiad Idoe iig falot n,o ira
en- 6ei 9n9ning loen at babe DIT for
Zje at Ilaa iiq libel; men fiaor Der
Noq life / ben qomle 8i6el. o0u ItdI
life friite 6erren bin @ub29 ga
BET er bog pel life Weninqen. at D;
Ituloe bare fommen ida me9d for
tent til 9eroen, at pi lite tan piie
be unas tn 9sitGfti9elit for u. rsrs
anoqlerus. uosn at bet 6etgusr IT
pare ido 6dls6rrttenbe At BET itat
fofe Cir % oemmer. Cab os lie
foreitine be QamIe Romere meo oeres
5%prefeatnina. s ait 5olo LAB 70
DANTE ooqte os for at TONNE pda Den
@alei BET oiI paste % ilabe IS
6ebit. 9efte er lite beregnet pda IN
5eioe; jea fsIte fun 5rana til at iigt
min Menina.
gantion. 8. 9totrftn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-29

0isie Orb finbes / en- Qrtitel l
nugebIaoet", uo9iOet at U2r. 6. Ross
musien / minneapolis. 4rtitlen
tanoler ON bet betenbte og berngtsb;
5ooboloipil. so blanbt onoet iiqss
Der | benne Qrtitel. al M igen ia,
rer man 2anoet runot paa arpbs %
pdd tn9rs, banter binonoen btda oo
bruno unber 5orisg paa at TONNE
9eiiooelie at en- Stump oppuitet
9pber % bnloes Tom 6elte at peb
tommen6e gDs gefoltning." Oq pi,
pere bebber bet: ,Om ben Raa6eb %
9iloitab, Der lsoioger SpiIet, er Der
ofte NOT taft; bet itaar life innbers
lig ober dlminoelig pri3efigbting Ell
fer 6anetamp." Os faa n9bnes bet.
Der oier ido m9rteli9t ub", % oct er,
at bet ifal o9re ben Ituberenbe llng
bonn 6errerne | Qanbernes Rige
Der Ital siOe ubtrpt for benne
RotionalzS tsbefpnO og open i aebet
prottiiere ben for Iaa og faa megei
pr. 3ilTfuer." Saa langt tgeblabet."
Seq for min Del bill ferIt Iige
"~llgeblabet"s uogtper 5at, forbi bon
tager 8ldoet for Wunben % n9bner
3ingen beb bet rette Rabn; tbi er bet
no9et. Der fan tdloes Radheb oq
3sileslssbeb, iau maa BET bare ct
iuubant Stuefpil, bbor ben enc TIadr
Gemmerne itu poa ben onoen eler
ildor bdm belt libel. 5or nplig bar
man | sDonneoirte" fogfdd | Dan
iferen") l9it ON en- ung bdnit Wanb
beb Raon s6enrb 2sbing, iom blep
br9bt oeo Ell fadbont 8olofpil. 9enne
Wdnb bdpbe b9ret pdd Ubfteb 6ei-
itole, og benne Stoles 5ortoRber.
yditor 0orf, giber BAN ct fent VI
termple | Damn" Tom en- Wano,
Der babbe 6jertet pau bet rette Steb,
og Tom bobbe @opsr % 9~etingelier
for at funne bare oberto9et en- be-
tpbninesfulb Opsdbe I 2ibet. Der
iod bliber ban flaoet libel / Ell Blob,
ipil. Gu, bette er 10 life no9et enc
ffduenbe, man lGfer 10 jabnlig ON
0rob og Ssnberlemmelfe beb be
runbtosiebe gOlofpil. 90 jeg bar
pirfelig unbret mig oDer, at man al
brig fer Ell Orb fra be 6errer pros
fesforer e1er ,preiibenter" peb Cir
Ter. bbor faabdnt l1bofen spes; tti
bet bar bog barb at Dibe, ON be
tror. bet er tiIobt at fIoo Golf libel
rs faalebes trebs bet femte gub uns
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-29

BAT. 9ecfs 8enner, at ban lite uoz
marfeoe ii9 iom 0o9motiter. og Der
er ~Iittert mango al oisie. Der lite nil
unoerIfripe enbber S9tning. ban bds
ubtalt eller I~treoet. Mlen paa FAM
me 3io peo ri, at ban par gennem-
Iuno. 0bem. Der tenoer hans 5or-
f0nbelie % hans unOerli9 oelitgHeoe
@irtfombeo til mango. mon9e Ulen-
neIfers 5relie, be beo. At 6dn fsrte
en- rem 5ortnnoelie ON Spno %
5relie Al Raooe olene, % ban lGrte,
at et6oert pantro Wenneife maa on.
renee ia for at 0orOe frelit. vi
praQe hans ca Den inore Ulisiions
p~el7iQneoe @irtIombeo for no9le
minore beloiqe llotrpts eIler 9efnis
toners Sfnlo. bet. mener jeg. er at
.,afii MnQgen % neolu9e aamelen'
stun GET At be spri9e llotrnt Itdi
ieq Qda inb paa, % Def er bet of
QoIt. Sfopqaaro =9eterIen: oariitus
bar lite bolot 2open for o." Som
Del Der ioretommer. lssreOet, oiI
pisIeliQ inQen At os tilitemme bet.
Sea for cen oil bet pa life. Dien
Bait. So6onisn Deo. eaer ban burcc
uioe. at Def er reDst uo At lit Som-
%men6anq. "a bet er Snnb. BET er
cnot iaoletss at ripe Srbene ub al
here's SommenbGn9. Sra bar lat
beotommenbe Nf6dnoling At Stoo7
Qaaro QeterTen / Sommen6ang %
Deo, at bet por en- pi1tia Sanoben,
ban netop Der ieqts at inoribie /
@uos 9srns 6jerter. nemlig BEN
ION gouIus uotaler De
Orb: .,@fTtoFe pi oa QoOeu
F%ormcoelt 3roen2 Oct bpre lanlt
fral Rei, ri itoofGite 9oben." GRoIr.
81.
BET faor pGre NOT. 9ilbe Dc
graiter t Den norite S0noOc
for6anofe meo os I 9roberlia6eo. "a
ituloe it9 Ter min Del life (oa pitt
/ Zen for. b. Strife baoe imro
at for6onble meo benz. U}en ioa
lanae be iiOoer / bet beie 8ommer-
iaoe oberfor re. bo bar oi n9ppc
anoet at msbe Dem meb enb 9roteit
iom llbtrnf for. at ri er os beoibite,
at pi er / 9ob OperensitemmeIie meo
ben lutberite getsnbeIie. Sdo oil ri
orbeibe i ben 5oroisnino, at Der tr en-
beiere 9ommer ober baabe Dem oq
os. Oct er os fuore TIBET at BPM
mes at eber." q. ~. u.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-29
st 0enlpar.
Sluttet J

0oorleoes en- Qnituelie JON ben
napnte Al gaii. Beet i 5trift Og
Sale frembolpte fan itad / Somtlang
meo % ~forenes meo 29reu ON Ell
Spnoers Interchangeable al Rauoe
olene % oerfor oeO 5roen alene, bet
begriber ieg life.
Men benne 5ort1Hoelie q be-
tenot; tbi naonte preoifenbog bat
uobrebt / m~angfoloige G~fsemplarer
pua begge SiOer uf6uDet. Iange for
emo Den forenebe Ounite 8irte bleu
organiferet. Og uligeoel erfl9rer
bette Samfunbs 6ormano. pait.
gbriftianien, bet at trRoe I 5orbin,
Belle meo oenne Manb iom5ormano
for ubpalget / Danmdrt for at pars
en- at be to 5ing. Der iarlig tjente til
at inberligeere Eorboloet til ben le=
penoe Wenigbeb oerhjemme. % tdl-
Der bet en- berlig RaaOe ira 6erren.
6erimob bill man 10 oiitnot inbDenoe,
at .. Beet og inbre Wisiion | Dan
mart life er Der foreneoe oanite
airte / 4merifa. Nen bette Gam
funb bar bog peo ben inoerlige Gil
Ifutning til Menb. Tom fsrte en- iaas
han Care, o9 Deb life at Dibne BERT
moo inbirefte dnerfenbt ben.
8i gadr nu oper til at unberisgs
Den forsnepe 8irtes egne Weblemz
mers ubtalelier, idalebes iom bisfe
fommer til Spne / bens airfeblabs.
paft. 5ulcf babbe, meoens ban
enbnu itob / SdmfunDet. abparet
mob ulntberffeF) 9ilbfarlier inOen
for famine. blanbt anbet ON gens
men, at nemlig bet naturlige, uigen@
fsbte Wenneffe ifulbe tunne lutte og
bebe Iaalebes til Sub, al ban bsrts
bets Bpm. 9enne Gore lager pali.
s. peberien (Waeolem at ben 8omite,
Der bar ubf9rbiget proteiten) / 5or@
fpor | fslgenbe Orb, Der er en- Del
Of ct l9ngere Stptte / o0dnlteren"
for 80. 4pril 1902: .Og bet, at Il
uigenfsbt Menneffe fan bebe. og at
Sub ogfaa fan os bill 6ere bans
gsn, bet er ogfaa gobt bibelf. og fdd
er bet pei ogfua sobt lutberf. 81
ret life fadbont noeet, Di fefer ON
/ @p. @ern., 8ap. 10, ON Rorneli'
us, Der bab til SUBJ 6un bar
uiqenfsbt, fob ubenfor be arifnes
5ro % Ddob; men life beg minore
tom en- gngel fra 6imlen og fagne
til BAN: Dime 8snner os bine d.
mister er itegne OBJ for Sub o9 ibu,
tommebe." Mtt1oa babbe 8orberre
bsrt bisie 8enner, os bet meb Del
bebas. oe Gngelen ffulbe nu anDiie
aornefius til Mpoiteten peter iom
ben, Der funbe fse BAN. bbob ban
fulbe gre for at bliOe fdfig. Detts
ptbfbe aornelius altfaa enbnu lite,
men gorberre baOOe ulfigeDel bsrt
bans 8snner.1
Dette ,,bepis" er bDerten goot BIZ
beff ener gobt ,,lutberff", men en-
qrop @1mmenlisnins of Cob o9
gponqelium. 5bi Der fdar ubtrpts
fefia ON cornelius. at ban bar
from oe frpgtebe Sub meb bele 1T
!ous oe bub altib til Sub" Oct DaT
hans ffabiee, buglige geffaftigelie,
fmf. gers %. sraHenbe Tiger ber'
~ Dette Orb ftddr | q. 8tt.',
x-n-x-. ssah nlta-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-29
9agliQt Yreb.

ubpolste Spros uf Cubs Orb msb
ct GulmeDers til bper Dag | aarst.
Smnti inbbunben 35 Gents. Yass
Ienbe fom pramie for 8srn | Cont
bassT oler; en- tint inbbunben os
tarbifulb lille Bog.
Danifb publ. 9ouie. Blair. Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-29

9etenoeliesitrifter og iarli9 gpr up.
m9rfiom paa ben 0obeol9room, at
tt Menneife bliper Retfarbig9ioft
oso 5roen uoen "OPENS @erningey.
r. bet ped ie9, Og ieg bar heller al
orig iagt bet mooiotte. ut mango /
bette Samfunb i 6jertens 9pri9tigy
feb bolber fat beo oenne 9etenoeI
ie, bet bar ieg ooenfor fagt at je5
tror. og berober gle0er jea mig. glen
at De / bette nit @enIpor a~nfprts
5oreteelier o9 llotaIelier. benteoe
fra Samfunoets egne 9ublitationer,
bels inbirette, bells liaefrem. for
neqter oenne9etenOeIie. no9le At Dem
enoog BEN Sanbbeo, at Ri ~freties al
Raabe alene", - bet bar ieg paapiit
oe beoiit At Striften o9 ben lutberc
tie 9irtts getenbeIie.
0porlebes Den foreneoe banIt,
Sirte bar funnel uobreoe ioaoanns
o9(nituelTer" Iom De anfsrte, Der
bog itaar / iao ltorp MoOiatning til,
booo Der itoar / bens e9en 5orfaf
Ming eGer bporIeoes ben Tan faa biz
ie to - 5orfutningen o9 bisie PIN
Ituelier4 - til at 6armonere, bet
mao oberlobes til ben ielo at af9ere.
) 2Grbpoig6eo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-29

DOG Haaf I ia Harp ufRpl9IHlHg III,
bpoo Der itaor / bens e9en 5orfat
ninQ, eler hporlebes ben tan foa bic
Ie TO - 5orfotningen o9 bisie a9n-
fuetIer@ - til at 6%armonere, bet
muo oberlabes til ben ielo at af9sre,
) 2@rbebigbeb
s. So6anen.
i + +
Gfterftrtft. Gn oetainertt
S~mpoeqaaelie at 9ait. 5obanfena
@enIoar tai ie9 lite inolab, mig pou,
6bor tor JriiteIfeu BERTH enb fan
rare. 0len nogle gemarfninaer III.
laoer je9 mig at gre.
ut pait. So6anien er / 2loor, bet
9iber bans Qrtitel Snotrnt At. Den
at ban bar lat fla pao ben bsie 6eit
% er ube poa 9Gtterjagt. Oct fan man
life 6lipe hi for at ie, % at ban 9sr fig
al muli9 Glib for at int Staper /
i'm 9rooers Zje, ~ ben 9ersmmelie
moa man qipe BAN. ut gsre Sen
galo - bet bar ies boerten lib e1tr
Chit til. Gders tunoe Der modits
aerne fin6es en- bel ton Samling /
Snnobens ogublitotioner", iom lite
er rem lutberif Qere efter port Spa
pda 9utbrbom, r. % Ri fadr pei
2op til at babe nor OpfattelIe berof.
liee iao bel Tom Snnooen ban TN.
Oct er bd T. SIS. life ooot lutber1
efter Dor 0pfattslie, naor gaItor
5aIct i~friber: sMen ertenber jeg min
f%uloit9nbias 6iGlpelesbeo. iaa Ton
Rdaben .... frelie mig. ut IT
lufrelit Seq" ION 5orubiatning fox
lin 5relie itnl % ian .ertenbe lin
f%uloit9nbige 6ialpelssbso" bet taget
Ri life imob iom 9obt lutbsrIf. Nen
ret pilbe aloria fable Of inb al fritz
iere ct iaaoant llotrbt, mar bet lite
jult par tommet fra en- at BEN. Der
mener ii9 ielp al p9re faa fnlotomn
/ QPren / dae Stptter % er foa III
riae / at f9lbe Dom obsr andre.
Del er en- rem Merfeligbeb. at ale
be llotaIelier, ri ogmmes for. pda ct
Bar ~unnta9elfer n9r, fnoes bos
Uianb ubenfor bort Samfuno. Gn
bel Del At Dem iiHbes enbog belt
ubenfor bort Samfunos Sfrifter. Ga
bpao er bet for 10 uotolelier al bore
eqne W6nb, Der forbemmes2 So.
Ten enc er ben at pait. 5. peoerien,
hOor ban ta9er Cornelius Tom geo's
for, at ct uigenfsbt Wenneife fan
bebe, Ioa SUB bsrer bets Ben. Oct
gebis fortaiter BAIT. %Sobanfen. Son
ietDenien oeraf gaur oi forbi. Wen
bpab foa ON be nj ipeoalfte2 Oar
be oefaa troenos % oenfsbte Wen,
neiter2 for bsnberte blep be 10. Zen
anben llbtulelIe er ben, at ct Wsns
nsite / 8efe9eliens 5ib bar 9aIgct
laet | FIN 6danb." 8ette ltbtrDf ia
ges. iom ON Der fob: 9dl9et lieger
oprinbelis / bet nuturlige Menneitss
6aanb. Ulen llbtrpttet forubf9tter
10 netop bet mobiotte, ibet Der itodr:
sr lagt / bans Sudnb. Del er altfaa
Sub. Der | oe meb I'm for6erebenoe
Naobebirtning bar lagt 9dfgst | bdns
6donb. Qnberlebes fan BET life meb
9elpinie foritdas. Oct fan bel fa1
moi femme meb SOsoos: galser /
Dag for be, ban talte til, bar ba r.
fert life troenbe Wenneiter al1efam
men. G1ers, nuur Deter pao pinie-
bag tiger: Ombenber ebert faa betps
her bet Imiftert at Dalge, og be. ban
tdlte til, bar 10 bOerten OmOenbie
e1er frslite W%ennefter; men be bar
@enitonb for ct trufiiet gsfsg fra
6erren.
Wen bet beientlieite I pait. 60
baniens formentfige 8ebisferelfe fin.
Der ban /, at hi itaar | 5orbinbelfe
meb Der inbre MisTion / Ddnmurf.
Og Der BIZ jes 1 @nlebnins at
poit. Sobaniens Dom oDer pdit.
Bib. Beet fpsrss BAN: Gr De lite
banoe for, at be after Mng9en Oe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-29

Otter at bet meite at bette @enipur
bar ~ffreOet. er proteften e1er GrflG'
ringen fra Den forenebs banffe 9irfe
bleben pfentliggjOrt. Seq fan beg
life Re, at ben inbebolber noget eeent,
Zig nDt Moment, men / 6oDebfugsn
bet famine fom put. 6onfens Sno,
fiselis. ut Den forenebe bunifs Sir.
te / i'm 5orfdtning befenber fig til
ben befige Sfrift fOm til Guns
Orb, odbenbdret ps Wenneffer
til Grsffe og Sdliebeb, "a
at aft og afle inben for Sumfun,
BET mao bsje fig for benne Tom spers
tie Mpnbiebeb. = at ben betenbtr
fla til Zen banffestutberfe airi.s
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-29

~ Oetts Orb ftaar | g. aft.",
mer, bar operitreset meb Bin.
ant | bet gfspf., Sohanisr
ienbte os. "O1i.s 1sO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-29

bliuer lenot til Subtribtnler. inOtil uOtpt
tslts 0pi9slie moOtases al uOaiusrne. o8 al
@Qlb CT belalt. / Opsrensitemmelie meo b.
6oreneos Stoters Boitloue.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-03-03
MANTUA.

Mr. Samuel Evans is all smile, its girl.
VIM. A. Morgan has been laid up several
days with the grip.
Mrs. Jonathan Gooden, formerly of this
place, died at her home in Camden on Tues
day last.
The Social held last evening at the par
sonage by the Junior Epworth Leagueproved
to be quite success.
The Democrats held caucus in Tomlin's
Hall at Barnesboro last Saturday afternoon
and nominated William P. Myers for Justice
Of the Peace, and William P. Norris for
Constable.
The Republicans held their caucus at the
same place Monday evening, and nominated
Harrison S. Heritage for Justice of the
Peace, and Benjamin HI: Kircher, for Con-
stable. Ben. tried to get the nomination
on the Democratic ticket, but it did not
work. You may fool some of the people
some Of the time, but you cannot fool all
the people all the time.
Our citizens were grieved last Thursday
evening to hear Of the death of Mrs Flor
ence Eggie, of Wenonab. Mrs. Eggie was
born and raised here and was greatly loved
and respected by her many friends for her
lovely disposition and faithful Christian
character. She leaves a little girl abou
four months old, young husband and
many friends to mourn her loss. But what
as greatly grieved our citizens was the next
morning to hear of the death Of her father,
Mr.. Samuel T. Sooy, aged 81 years. The
funeral services of both father and daughter
were held at the residence Of Mr.. Sooy on
Monday morning, aud was largely attended,
the services being conducted by Mrs. Egg
gie's former pastor, the Rev. Marshal
Owens, of Wenonah, assisted by Rev. w.
is. Ludlow, Of Salem, and Rev. F. E.
Purcell, Of the NJ q. Church. Of Mantua
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-03-03
MIcKLETON.

Howard j. Heritage and Martha
Kereher were married on the after
neJn of the twenty-fourth before the
mayor of Woodbury., they were ac-
eompanied by Artus Kercher, Lottie
Halliburton, Mary A. Heritage, Charles
T. Heritage and Mary H. Rulon. The
party went directly to their home pre-
viously arranged where they were vel
coined by about forty relatives. A
bounteous supper was served and a
delightful evening spent in the home
that was to be to all a new center OF
/ interest and enjoyment.
D.. The Grange entertainment of last
Week was of high order. Ali were
wen pleased with Miss STATIONS Sc
Iections, two of which we're from
James Witcomb Riley. Among others
given we're ssStory of Old Glory, .
DAY Of Judgment" Conner" and
ssOld Ace" All were realistic, show.
ing careful, thorough preparation
any desiring talent along this line
will do well to secure Miss Stratton' s
services. Blanch Dawson, William
Goodwin, of Jefferson; Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Ford furnished excellent music
for the occasion.
John Parker and family expect to
start for Arizona or Southern Cali
fornia about April the first. They
leave here host of friends and well
wishers, a number of whom spent a
pleasant evening with them on the
twenty-seventh. Among those present
were: Walter L. Tomlin and wife
Walter Conrow, Anna and Howard
Ogden, John G. Heritage and wife
Jeremiah Haines and wife, James
Cooper and wife, Merideth Owen and
wife, Joseph Devault, wife and daugh
ter, William h Hoffman, wife and
daughter Bessie, James G. Dawson and
wife, Ideila Ford. Enoch v. Lock
George Heritage, Edwin A. Holmes
and daughter.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-03-03

X lie law now requires q ni;ln
to register and vote at the same time
at Il primary election A beneficial re-
suit of the act, it set forth, would be
the elimination of fioaters' names from
the registry list. The bill gives boards
of registry power to erase all names
not legally entered thereon.
New Omcers FOR Patterson.
A bill by Mr. Dalrymple provides for
the creating of the offices of an as
sistant comptroller, assistant counsel
and assistant treasurer in Paterson.
An important measure was introduced
by Mr.. Van Blarcom providing that in
any city where the population of any
ward is three times as great as an
other ward the mayor shall appoint
three commissioners to divide such
cities into wards. A bill by Mr.. Lehl-
bach of Essex makes unlawful to Of
fer for sale any MANNED or disabled
animals under a penalty of 500 fine
and costs. A bill by Mr.. LANCE pro-
vides that after the payment of three
years premiums on any prudential or
industrial policy it shall have sur
render value equal to 20 per cent of
the premium paid The same assem-
blyman presented bill fixing ferry
rates between Jersey City, Hoboken
and other Hudson county points and
New York at 2 cents A penalty of
$500 is imposed for each violation.
An act providing for the return IF
taxes received by the state under the
collateral inheritance act to the county
in which the descendant property is To-
Gated was introduced by Assemblyman
HiIlery. The act also provides that the
state treasurer shall deduct fees and
expenses.
Assemblyman Martin introduced
house bill 262, providing that railroad
stations should be kept open at least
ten minutes before and five minutes
after train time and also shall be prop
erly lighted
The house passed Mr. Cross bill es-
tablishing the Office of register of deeds
for Union and Passaic counties. Among
the assembly bills recently ntroduced
re: By Mr.. Gallery, amends the act
giving town committees the power to
appoint policemen; by Mr.. Scovel, re-
quires all public records to be kept in
books with asbestus fireproof covers,
and the edges of leaves must be fire.
proof; by Mr.. Lehlbach, amends the
act relative to the pay of officers and
policemen of the cities; by Mr.. Van
Blarcom, making it illegal for any
slaughter house or abattoir proprietor
to hold or demand or receive the head,
hide, horn, ETC., of any animal slaugh-
tered; the penalty for violation is $500.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-03-03
Monday, the Fourth Day Of April,

next, between the hours OF IL and IS o'clock, to-
wit, at o'clock in the afternoon of said day. at
the Court House, in the City of Woodbury.,
County of Gloucester, and State of New Jersey,
all the following described real estate, that is to
say.
ises, situate in Lakeside, (near Swedesboro), in
the township of Woolwich, County of Glouces-
ter, and State of New Jersey, bounded and de-
scribed as follows
Beginning in the middle of the public road
leading from Swedesboro to Franklinville, at q
corner of Jerome NJ Youngs lot of land and
runs thence along said Young's lot, North
thirty-eight and half degrees East, one hun
dfed and seventy feet siid SIX inches to corner;
thence North fOrty-six and q half degrees West,
fifty feet to q corner Of Jacob 81. Titus land;
thence along said Titus land. South thirty
eight and a half degrees West, one hundred and
seventy-two feet and two inches to the middle
of the public road aforesaid; thence along the
middle thereof, fifty feet to the place of begin
ming, containing nineteen and 5s hundredths of
an acre. be the same more or less, of which the
equal undivided one half part of 17za hum
dredths of an acre was conveyed to the said
Charles Cans by William Crawford and wife,
Kate p. Wilson, and Frank M. Wilson by their
deed of conveyance bearing date the ninth day
of December A. D., 1886, and recorded in the
Clerks office of Gloucester County at Wood
bury. in Book l4S of deeds. folio 1872. The re-
naming half part of the rs hundredths of an
acre, was conveyed to the said Charles Cans, by
Frank M Wilson, by deed bearing date the
sixteenth day of February, A. d. 1888 and re-
corded in said Clerks office in Book l47 of
Deeds, folio 127. etc. The remaining part of
said land, comprising eight hundred and sixty
square feet. was conveyed to the said Charles
Cans by Isaac II. Madara and Eliza his wife,
by deed bearing date the twentieth day of
April, A, d. 1885, as by reference to said deed
will fully appear
Seized as the property of James Cans, ct. ais,
of Swedesboro Loan and Building Association,
complainant and to be sold by ,a
WILSON I. JONES,
4 Norman Grey, Soi'r Sheriff.
Dated Feb % 1904 Prs fee SII 40.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-03-03

" i the
The Mullica Hill Building and Loan As
ISOLATION held its regular business meeting
last Tuesday evening in Parker's Hall.
Miss Debrah Stratton acted as Secretary for
her father.
Mr.. Joseph Iredell has rented the Croft
home, and w. G. Robinson, Of East Ave,
will occupy the Schewbel property on Ger
man avenue, and Mr.. William Stewart Will
occupy his new home on East avenue.
William Leonard has purchased the
Clayton Gaunt farm, and shis brother Ed
ward will occupy it. Walter Jones has
secured the Ashcraft farm.
Mr. Henry T. Haines, the bookkeeper Of
the Farmers National Bank, has so his
property at Clarksboro, and has rented the
Atkinson property now occupied by Walter
Jones.
Rev. Stanly Clark, of Cedarville, N. j.,
is spending a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Elkidton.
Mr.. James Bill and his friend Mr.. Chas.
Cheesman, of New York City, were the
guests of Mr.. Bill's mother and family
over Sunday.
The Board Of Registry sat in the Town
Hall on Tuesday from one p. M. until nine
D. m. Several new names were received,
and few changes made.
The Mullica Hill Grange has received
about six carloads Of fertilizer up to this
date, and more to follow. Farmers are
anxious to get at it as Spring time is here,
! if Spring weather is not. Several carloads
of Maine State white seed potatoes are
looked for arrival about the first of next
week.
Mr. Clarence Wismer represented Huron
Tribe, No, u, of Mullica Hill, at the Grand
Lodge last Thursday at Trenton, he reports
of having had good time.
A complete birthday surprise party was
given Miss Emma Coles at her home last
| Wednesday evening by her many young
| friends. The evening was spent in playing
games and music, and grand good time in
general-after which refreshments were
served and then all departed to their homes
Harry johnson has rented the Mrs
Lafferty farm at Terrell, and will move
next week.
A meeting of representatives of thost
interested in the Rural Telephone Services
was held in Grange Hall last Saturday
afternoon. Representatives of this and
Salem county who are anxious to join il
the project, also representatives Of the Bel
and Keystone Telephone Company. Each
Company submitted their proposition fol
the long distant services which it will bt
necessary to have. Several have papers K
solicit stock and get this great purpose il
action There seems to be no question Dut
what the telephone movement in the agri
cultural districts will be a success, and il
will prove a great help aud convenience
to every progressive community