davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28
ZamOzni farmerZy.

Farmezy W koloniach " Wiscon
gnie beda szcze sliwi, zdrowi i DO.
siaci, jezeli dostana dobre fanny,
kobre hypoteki, dobry inwentarz j
kobre -ceny.
Wszystko to mona znalezG W
doloniach Pulaski, Sobieski, Kra-
dowie i Hofa Parku, gdzie juz teraz
maja koscio}y szkofy wybudowane.
Obecnie rozpocznie sic budowa
dr6g nowych, kt6re beda przec1na.
~ lyme, okolice. w 6rodku tych
dr6g zafozy sic nova kolonia.
Gdyby ludzie W miastach vie
dzieli jak szczesliwie farmerzY So
biezyja ma naszych farmach, to z
pewnoscia setki takowych by spree
da}o swe property W miescie i by
przybyli do mas. Jest DUO takich
kt6rzy maj2 fanny W
innych koloniach i radziby je tam
sprzedac, ably sic tylko mogli pre-.
niesG z inwentarzem tutaj.
PisZcie do mas o tykiet
exkursyjny "a polOWe &C.
ny.
Mapy i informacye przyszlemy
v am darmo. Piszcie lub przyjdzcie
do
-
]. J. HOF LAND CO.,
Sobieski, Wis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28
WdrapYwanie sic
pod gore.

Jest czarujaea j dajaca size, roz~
rywka. Ono rozwija nietylko cia-
10, lecz umys}. Wierzchofek Alp
" Szwajcaryi ma swa strone pre-
ciwna " naszym w}asnym kraju, W
S,erras, Cascades i czescia " Ro~
ckies.
Najwyzszy lodowaty wierzcho}ek
W Stanach Zjednoczonych Jest Mt.
Rainier W Washington. przesz}o
Is, 500 stop wysokl. Ia wspania}a
CORA ma Is albo wiecej, o%lbrzym1ch
lodowatych plaz6w pc nizej do
wozolgania sic j wyrzuca swe lodo-
we bryly do rzeki Columbia albo
Puget soudd. Wdrapywanie sic
ma szczyt wierzcho}ka, jest CORAL
ska sztuka godna kazdego g6rala.
Ia rs C.. Chas. S. Fee, Gen'l Pass.
Agent kolei Northern Pacific "
St. Paul, MINI. = posle pod kaz-
dym adresem i1ustrowany katalog
nazwany climbing Mt. Rainier
~opisujacy wdrapywanie sic pc To-
dach ma szczyt CORY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28
:; hcecie sobie lub VAN drogie

IN hcecie sobie lub VAN drogiej
- osobie zrobiG }adna i ma wieki
trwa}a pamiatkesa macie do
bra fotografie przy6lijcie do mnie.
Powiekszam z malYch fotografii ma
DUE portrety. w tel ga}ezi jake
polskl interes nam najwieksza pra-
cownia tn W Ameryce. Prace me
50 szeroko znane wyse}am do mai
odleglejszych zakatk6w. Ameryki
lax r6wniez bardzo wiele i do Eu-
ropy. Portret dobrze zrobiony i o
dok}adnej %podobiznie jest to pa
miatka droga ola kazdej familii i @.
zdoba domu. Portret przezemnie
zroblony patrzy n. wszystkie strony
a tax naturalnie wyglada il zdaje
sic re osoba ia przem6wic chce. G
ny nam TAME ola kazdego przy-
stepne. Macie vice fotografie swa
Tony, OLGA, matk1, siostry, brata,
dzieciecia Tub Wan drogiej osoby,
przyslijcie do mn1e, zrobie VAN
piekny portret. Wykohczam W razie
koniecznosci nawet z takich foto-
graft gdzie ME podobna ma mich mic
wldziec, oraz robie rome zmiany do
wolf. Przyslijcie a przekonacie sic.
Offs g}6wny:
Room 6, 1913 Milwaukee ave.
Chicago, III.
Polecam sic }askawej pamieci
q .szacunkiem
Z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28
(OFICYANE.)
Zawiadomienie o placeniu
podatk6w "a skrapianie ulic.

Zawiadomienie O placeniu
podatk6w "a skrapianie ulic.
Zawiadamia sic niniejszem, ii
pefnomocnictwo jest obecnie W re
ku nizej podpisanego skarbnika
miejsklego, miasta Winony, MINI.
ma kolektowanie specyalnych podat.
k6w na}oaonych i ~przyznanych przez
rade miejska wspomianego miasta
"a skraplanie W wspomianiem mic.
scie przez sezon roku 1903 W dy~
stryktach nr. l. 2. 8. 4. 5. 6. lis.
Wzglednych w}ascicieli odno-
snych lot6w igrunt6w wzywa sic nj
n,ejszem, azeby, na}ozony stosowny
do ioh posi- d}osci podatek, uskarb.
niks miejskiego wspomianego mia
sta, W przeciagu trzydz,estu (3O1 dni
Cd opublikowania tego zawiadomie-
MIA, zapiacony zostal.
Zap}ata must bye zlozona W mo-
I'M ofisie, ma polnocno wschodnm
nar6zniku, Centeri czwartei ulicy,
kt6ry bedzie otwarty al do gcdziny
7mej wieczorem.
p. ]. Fookens
s.s skarbnik miejski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28
HOMPLEWICZ.
Spr6bujcle to ukryc.

Jest to stara HISTORIC, ze tsmor.
derstwo sig wykryje" jedynie Y tym
przypadku ME jest to wystepkiem.
Niewiaata .ozuje SIG zrujnowana
eierpiac ma boil " krzyzach, lub
dyspepsia zdaje sig re to mic i STA
"a sic to tait az zas}abnie zupe}nie.
Me oszukujcie sami siebie. Wezcle
natychmiast Electric Bitters. Gao
ma rozg}os, re leczy zo}adek watro~
be i choroby merck i poprawia ca}y
system. W najgorszych przypad'
kach choroby dale pomyslny rezul-
tat lecznicza si}a Electric Bitters.
Tylko SO c. jest gwarantowane
przez M. Kowalewskiego aptekarza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28

100000 s'- s-.-
pla wieozerze, ME badajac uz
wiecej brata.
Przez kilka dni trwajaca
5liczna pogoda dozwoli1a roz-
hitkom ko6czyc p~rzedzimowe
prace.
Obie siostry umacniaiy
muir zewnetrzny nowemi po-
kladami kamienii, poczem
starannie zalepialy wszystkie
~otwory, przez kt6re woda Tub
wiatr .mog}y sic wciskac 40
wnetrzachatki. Dach otrzy-
mail jeszcze kilka nowych po-
klad6w z isci, ably zupelnie
ME przepuszcza} woody. Pod.
loge u}ozy}y z desek rozebra-
nego. statku i wys}a}y liscml
kokosowemi. Zrobily zapas
pochewek palmowych, powy-
pychaly je suchem mchem,
jakby poduszki. Re sk6rek
kangur6w, dydelf6w kt6re
Jerry ubi} zrobily ko}dre
wsp6lna ola siebie, a osobna
ola brata.
Tymczasem jerry przez
diva dni tax owa dziure W
skole rozprzestrzeni},ie wszy-
stkie zapasy mogly sic W no.
wei iaskini pomieScit; wys}a-
no ia suchem lisciem i spl-
zarnia byla gotow@. Naleza4o
tylko postarae sic o zapasy
zywno6ci.
! W tym celu mad jeziorem
podpalily dzieei kilka PM da-
ktylowych i kokosowych. Ma
powywracanych przez burze
drzewach by}o pareset owo-
Cow kokosowych i tax wie]e
daktyli, re je przez diva dni
zaledwie zniesiono. Kokosy
u1ozono W %piramidy, daktyle
zas u}ozono W spizarce, pre-
k}adajac cd zepsucia liscmi
palmowemi.
Opr6cz tego jerry usilnie
szukal jaj ptasich, a znalezio-
ne uk}adal cie6szymi kohca-
mi ma dol i przesypywa} pia-
skien1, co je cd stechnienia
broni{o. Nieraz wspina1 sic
nawet ma drzewa szukajac
gniazd. Ma jednej z takich
wypraw obskoczyl go r6j
pszcz61. Przelekniony chic
piec pocza} przerazliwie krzy.
czec, lekajac sic ukaszenia,
lecz wkr6tce z zaiziwieniem
spostrzegl, IL wcale ME kasa-
liza. Byl to bowiem gatunek
pszcz61 australskich, ME ma
jacych zade}. Tenn osmielony
zacza} poszukiwac braci i W l.
stocie wkr6tce ia znalaz}. Kill
kanascie plastr6w miodu ma
grodzify jego prace. Trudno
~wypowiedziec jak ten przy-
smak naszym rozbitkom sma-
kowa}. jerry poobwijai pla-
stry W liscie palmowe i "a
jehovah je W spizarni ma zime.
(Ciag daisy nastapD.
/~r3y<v A NY17
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28

lkilka 1okci wysoko, m6wila
Sara.
To bagate1ka, odrzek1
jerry, many dose tyczek J
w16kna k~okosowego,to sic po-
wiaze drabinka; a vice sio-
strzyczki ko6czcie wasza pra-
Ice, a ia skoro przyniose cos
do jedzenia, pomysle o spi-
zarni.
Ma kilka godzin pred VIE
|czorem wr6cil jerry, dzwiga-
LAC ma plecach W palmowej
pochewce ,niby W worku, spo-
ry zapas daktyli. Opr6cz tego
przyni6sl kilkanaScie jaj r6z-
nych ptak6w i jakie6 male
zwierzatko, zupelnie podobne
do %wiewi6rki, tylko re cd
przednich do tylnych n6g
mia}o wyciagnieta sk6re i "a
|jej pomoca jakby ma skrzy-
d1ach z drzewa ma drzewo
przelazywa}o. By} to tax zwa-
ny workolo}, zyjacy: jedynie
ma wyspach australskich.
Kiedy Sara zaje}a sic przy-
rzadzeniem wieczerzy, a Mel
|ly ko6czy}a kopanie rowku
pc mad stru mieniem, jerry
sporzadzi} drabinke, przy-
wiezujac do dw6ch tyczek
szczeble w}6knami kokoso-
wemi. Wkr6tce by}a gotowa,
|przystawi} ia wiec do opoki
Ii z niema{a c~iekawoScla po-
cza} sic wspina6 do otworu
znajdujacego sic W skale, ota-
czajacej jaskinie. Obejrzawszy
|go z wierzchu, pr6bowa1 sic
wsunac wewnatrz, gdyz Of
|w6r ten zdawa} sic zachodzit
|dosyG g}eboko W srodek ska
}y.
- Nelly! Nelly! zowo}a]
ch1opczyk.
-Czego cheese jerry? py-
tala dziewczynka przybiega-
JAG szybko.
- Podaj mi: co zywo. MILO
tex i d}uto, zdaje mi sic re
bedziemy mieli doskona}a
spizarnie, ale potrzeba wprz6d
otw6r rozprzestrzenic, gdyz
niepodobna dostac sic W sro-
dek, TAXI jest ciasny.
Alez kamie6 twardy,
ME dasz mu rady, ~zauwazy}a
Nelly, podajac zadane pred
mioty.
49, Juz ty sic ME pytaj,
moja W tenn 'g}owa, zawola]
ch}opiec i p~ochwyciwszy MO
tex, SLIME W przy}ozone dlu-
to uderzac poczat. Pc chwili
oderwa} sic jeden kamie6,
nastepnie drugi tax dalej, a
Ech1opiec bez przestanku az
do samej wieczerzy tax gorli-
|wie pracowa}, il Nelly pc kill
kakroc musia}a go prosic,
zanim cafy spocony zeszedl
Il drabiny.
I coz braciszku, zapy-
tala Sara, bardzos sic napra-
cowa}, powiedz nam cos zro-
bill?
- Zosta}em kamieniarzem.
-s " r. N
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28

Przygody Rodziny Angielskiej.
T..
(Ciag dalszy.)
Ale czyz my temu "a
radzimy?m6wila Nelly wstrza-
sajac g}owa, przeciez ME "
naszej mocy zatrzyma6 chmu-
ry i ME dozwolic padae dosz-
czowi.
- To prawda odpra}a Sa-
ra, ale W naszej mocy nadac
wodzie kierunek i ME wpu-
scic jej do mieszkania.
- Jakim sposobem? zaga-
dna} z c~iekawo6cia jerry.
- Trzeba dokola chatki
wykopac row gleboki ola re-
brania woody i wykopac Sciek
ola ~odprowadzenia jej al do
strumienia.
- A vice bierzmy sic do
roboty natychmiast, DO kt6z
zareczy "a jutro. Robota ME
szla tax szybko jakby to pc
ochocie malych robotnik6w
spodziewac sic naleza{o. Brak
potrzebnych narzedzi sta} to-
mu ma przeszkodzie. jerry
duzem dlutem, znalezionem
ma statku, podwaza} ziemie.
Obie za5 siostry plaskiemi
muszlami odgrzebywaly ia
pilnie i odrzucaly ma box.
Noe JUL zapad}a, a ..rozbi-
tiki pracowali jeszcze. Nawet
PREY 6wiet}e ksiezyca d}ugo
trwa1a robota, ale mimo to
zaledwie W polowie ia ukof-
czyli. Znuzeni, utrudzeni i
g1odni, powr6ciwszy do cha
tiki, chcieli sic czem posilic,
ale znalaz} sic zaledwie je-
den orzech kokosowy,. kt6ry
ME zaspokoi} ich apetytu,
g}odni vice spac sic polka
dill.
Ma drugi dzie6 znewu do
po}udnia pada{ deszcz, tax il
ME by}o MONA wyjst ma
krok. Biedne dzieci by}y bar
dzo g}odne. jerry znalazf
wprawdzie diva daktyle, ale
COZ one znaczy}y ola trzech
wyg1odnia}ych zo}adk6w?
Gdyby ulewa potrwa}a kilka
dni, trzebaby by}o umierac z
gfodu, albo narazic sic na
wyjScie w5r6d strasznej bu-
rzy. Skoro vice sic wypogo-
dzi{o, Sara wybieg1a mad brzeg
morski ola uzbierania murzli,
jerry ubit papuge, a Nelly
przynios}a nieco daktyl6w.
Pc obiedzie, kt6ry i'm nadz~
wyczaj smakowa}, naradzono
sic jakby podobnemu brako-
wi nadal zapobiedz.
- Najprz6d potrzeba do
ko1czy6 kopania rowu, .gdyz
choc dzisiaj woda ME stoi tax
wysoko jak wczoraj, zawsze
przeciez dochodzi do mie-
szkania. $685.. -.
- Jabym zas mysla}, Saro
re najprz6d trzeba sic posta-
rae O zapasy ~zywnoSci, DO ma
c6z nam sic row przyda, gdy
poumieramy Z g}odu. -
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-03-31
MIckLEToN.

A number from this place enjoyed the
Medal Contest under the auspices of the
W. G. T. q. of Paulsboro.
Burket Warrington will contribute to
the attractiveness of our village by build
ing new house here this Summer.
Francis Comfy, of Philadelphia, gave the
children of the Friends school an instruc-
/ tive lecture the afternoon OF the twenty
| fifth, on Japan. No one is expected to enter
the houses of that country without first
removing their shoes in order that the
mats and highly polished floors may not be
! injured; shoes are checked at the entrances
| to all public places as we would check UNI
brellas. Japs are great lovers Of holidays,
and observe them upon all possible oc-
casions; she mentioned especially the doll
festival, (girls holiday commencing the
fifth Of March, when all dolls belonging to
family are brought out for a week, Oft
times, including those of several genera
tions, dressed in the style of their respec-
tive periods. The boys festival occupies a
week in May when homes and cities are
decorated ussh fish, the emblem carp.
/ symbolieal of Strength and ssofs.ss- s,s-'..ss.
being considered that this fish IS equal to
swimming against the current and oyer
coming all obstacles to progress. Their
homes are light and inflanabie. hence fires
are frequent. As they sit and Sleep on the
| floor, furniture is not an important item.
She also spoke Of their lacquer work and Of
the silk and fan industries, one firm alone
in this country ordering a hundred thous-
and fans annually for advertising purposes.
The speaker brought with her many articles
belonging to japanese life which con-
tributed much to the interest of the lecture
At its close three children were dressed in
the costumes of Japan, China and India.
Warner and T. Eliza Underwood, Of
Woodbury., James and Anna Stackhouse, of
Salem, and Elizabeth Engle, of Philadel-
phia, visited friends here during the passed
week.
Prof. G. Wilmer Pancoast, Herbert
Borden and Willard Pancoast are home
from George School, Newtown, Penna., for
the Easter vacation.
Jessie Brown as member of the gradua-
ting class of Friends Central School, Phila-
delphia, spent three days in Washington
last week. The class Of thirty girls were
chaperoned by two teachers This trip
is considered an important part of their
supplementary work.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-03-31
REDWOOD.

Mrs Lydia Ray, of Phila., has been
spending some time with Mrs. VIM. Elk
ms.
Mrs. Thomas Munyan attended the fun
eral Of her uncle at Friendship last Satur-
day.
Charles Allen has moved to Barnsboro
and is greatly missed as there doesn't seem
to be anyone to fill his place in serving the
town with milk.
A good many farmers here have their
onions all out and some of them their pota-
toes
Mrs Charles Munyan attended the fun
eral Of her aunt at Bridgeton Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. jackson entertained
the formers sister, Mrs. Marshall, of
Grenloch, on Sunday
J. H. Porch and wife and Mrs. S. J.
Eastlack attended the funeral Of Elijah
Eastlack at Elmer on Saturday. He was a
former resident Of this place.
Joseph jackson is improving his prop
erty by building new front fence
Mrs. John Shute still continues to inn
prove.
E. L. Lacy has been on the sick list the
past week.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-03-31
BRIDGEPORT.

Mr.. John S.. Truitt is having his resi-
dence painted Geo. Gill is doing the work.
Mine host Sharp and Rusher each had
very fine iron fences put up in front Of their
properties.
The Sunday-school officers elected on
Sunday last are: Supt., s. Louis Kille;
Asst Supt., Mrs. Emma F. Gill; Sec'y,
Charles Vickery; Treas, Ida Clark.
Pupils wishing to enter the public school
will be admitted April list.
Frank Holdcraft, since returning home
from the hospital, is doing very nicely
Mrs Mary McKeag. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Holdcraft, who has been seriously i'll,
is off the DOCTORS care at this time.
John Shoulders is having his house re-
painted by Geo. Gill.
Some Of our fishermen have gone TO the
bay for their Spring work Some are try
ing il on the river here.
The work on, the new bridge is moving
along at rapid pace
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-03-31
PEDRIckToWN.

Several OF our young people attended the
final dance of Miss Vida Lippincott's dane
ing class at Woodstown on Friday evening.
Miss Bessie Diver, Of Pennsgrove, visited
Mrs. John Justice during the week.
The M. E. Sunday School are arranging
very pleasing program for Easter
Mrs. Hannah Stidham, of Phila., has
been spending some time with her friend,
Mrs. James Sweeten, ST. Mrs Stidham
starts for California the first of April
where she will remain year.
Miss Mary E. Justice is the guest of
Phila. friends
Senator James Strimple started for
Ocean City, Md, on Monday, where he
will remain during the fishing season.
Peter Strimple will not join his brother
this year as IN the past owing to poor
health.
Miss Edna Casey, who has been confined
to her home during the Winter, is now
able to take short walks.
Miss Clara Coombs, of Centre Square is
| visiting Miss Jennie Hewitt.
Richard Mitchell, who has been quite i'll,
| is now able to resume his duties as station
agent at Paulsboro
Mrs. Isabelle Murphy is i'll of pneu-
monia.
Mrs. Geo. R. Pedrick entertained at dim
ner on Thursday in honor of her daughter,
Mrs. Abram Detwiler, of Phila. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. G. Sparks, and daughters, Marion
and Mildred, Misses Jennie Green and
Lottie Sweeten.
Snelbaker Bros, Of Woodstown, are
erecting several monuments in the new
cemetery.
The Logan Tribe, ]. O. r. NJ attended
service at the NJ E. Church on Sunday
morning and the Baptist Church on Sun
day evening, goodly number being pres
emit
Rev. John Wagg and wife, Of Forked
river, are visiting the latter's mother, Mrs.
Isabelle Murphy.
Hiram Doughten IS seriously i'll at this
writing.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-03-31

Subs1ibe for the DEMocRAr.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-03-31
HuRFFvILLE.

Pierce and Fitzgerald have moved on the
Heritage farm.
The electric lights went out in the M. E.
Church in the midst of the service ON Sum-
day night, but the oil lamps are kept in
position for such emergency.
Several farmers have purchased up-to-
date shelving wagons for the conveyance oil
their produce to market.
Arson B. Atkinson has moved into Porch
Bros. house.
Theodore Briggs is rapidly recovering
from the injury received by the team Of
horses running away.
Miss Anna Shaw has been elected Sec'y
of the NJ. E. Sunday-sch
William Weatherby has moved into
Brooks HuTff's tenant house.
G. II. Rapp, who has been nursing a frac-
tured limb for some time, was out in town
on Friday.
Quarterly Conference was held in the M.
Z. Church on Monday night.
Owing to illness of the daughter Of Rev.
w. S. Mitchell, the reception did not take
place on Friday afternoon as stated il last
weeks issue. The goods arrived on Mon
day, and the reception was held on We'd
nesday afternoon.
Baker Batchlor's horse was taken sick on
Friday which necessitated his procuring
another to finish the route.
A class Of thirty-two will swell the ranks
of the Grange on Saturday night, confer
ring first and second degrees
G. G. Pearson had wagon broken at
the NJ E. Church on Sunday by being run
into by another wagon,
In the transportation Of Rev. w. S..
MitchelFs goods, in some way, furniture
was broken.
T. B. Kier has his annual supply of
italian labor putting out large amount Of
onions.
The machine for cutting corn stubs is
being quite extensively by the farmers
this Spring
Raising hogs extensively has been dis
continueH at Schmidt's poultry farm.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-03-31
PREwING GRAINS.

The subscriber will have 900 bushels Of wet
brewery grains at Pitman every Saturday. to
want J. H. SHoCH
S1Q0a-zts. -
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-03-31

Is1Esa 1Nllf LHILefeu
GenszRXes On Seventh Page.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-03-31
Change Of Business

Having relinquished E Carriage
Building, Carriage Painting and
General Wheelwrighting Business
which | have carried on in this
place for more then twenty years
Since Sept. 8, 1888
Will now devote my time exclu-
sivelY to selling Finished Pleasure
Vehicles of all kinds Carriage
Harness, Carriage and Harness Novel
ties.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-03-31

Mrs John Wilson and daughter Violet of
Bellmawr. spent Thursday with her friend,
Name Shute.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-03-31
ABSOLUTELY PURE

There IS a quality added to the
cake and biscuit BY the Royal Baking
Powder which promotes digestion.
This peculiarly of g Royal has been
noted by physicians, and they accord
ingly endorse and recommend it.
Royal Baking Powder is used in
baking by the best people everywhere.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-03-31
Broken Java Coffee
Does Its Own Talking

so-called Broken Java is /. being
sold all over the country at from Ia
to 1sc. per h., but did you know it
is all fake
Broken java is a blend ar
ranged and introduced by Mr.. Mel
son, when in Woodbury. a few years
ago. And did you know that to get
the secret, had to, and did pay Mr..
Nelson cent Per lb. for every ID. /
sold for 5 years. Whether you know
it or not, it is fact. That is why I
make my claim as the only original
Broken Java, and while this is SO,
my sales go right on. My price is
200. per h., and people tell us it is
better than what they pay 35 and
38c. for elsewhere. Why is this?
will tell you. It is backed by
qualityand bang-up quality. The
dollars come by mail and we ship it
all over the county.
Give it a trial. know it will
please you
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-03-31
The Host BeantifuI Complexion in the
United states. WHO has fts

We do not wish TO state, but we do know that
any lady can attain purity and snoothness Of
skin by avoiding soap and by using OrEfs and
Almond Meal for toilet and bath It is so
charmingly perfumed as to render II delightful.
Price 25e.
For sale BY.
n. Merritt. opposite Court House.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-03-31

mill has shafting roller process This property
is known BE the Jessuls Nip property, about
TX miles below Mantua. Apply to
GEO. v. LODGE
26-tf. 40 Walnut street, Phila.s Pa,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-07
Straining North in Flight.
CBv the Associated Presa)

Mukden. Sept. 6.-G:40 p. m)-
The retreat of General Kuropatkin's s
army is being carried out in good or
der. despite the terrible condition of
the roads, rendered sudden by the
rains which fell yesterday and eoday,
which mire the numbering guns and
heavy transport trains. Long lines of
commissariat wagons, drawn by steam
ing mules, horses and even bullocks
are straining their way north over the
soaking. cut-up main road from Yen
tai Behind them come long trains of
artillery and back of them still Kuro-
natkin's army. The Japanese are
hanging on Kuropatkin's flanks, keep
ing the Russians engaged in a con-
tinuous rear guard action. The pro-
gress of the retreating army has been
slow. owing 10 the necessity OF first
getting through the baggage ana guns.
but. the heads of the commlssariat
trains already have passed through
Mukden and are continuing their way
towards the north.
The main japanese army Is mafch-
ing no along the roads eastward OF
the Russian lines of retreat which
converge at Mukden. Another JapaS
nese force is also heading Tor Mukden
from the westward coming from the
direction OF the Lao river
Nnrahnl Oyama seems 20 be max
ing "a race FOR Mukden tie evidently
has great superiority in numbers es~
pecialY in artillery
A. this dlnpatrh was filed, the core
frapouiput nf the Associated Press
could hear lho hueinlhH "t lh' d"pa-