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BOARDING.
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- =. - II .-As.a nnAie

Elo HTtr n NJ, ;b18--Bn1GHT ROOMS SINGLE
or double; good Table. t
Room d Nh BOARD CAN BE SECURED on
\ cross street near central part or CITY Eoo o,
faro ana second st,ry room. WIN ,H itn -
tdirhih street 49, HsS19is. ~ 49,
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IN YOU WANT a STOVE THAT. HEATS 90
10 u IjrCi En- FURNITURE; STORE 4ls.A
East Bro VI Street W Ill = 5 81 ai5! " Ii 81
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BUSINESS 8 OPPORTUNITIES

JURG EMS HAS a = MAGNIFICENT SUPPLY
p Of n Heating Stovos; they art exce. tion2!ly
cheap. TOO; lls.2l East Broad Street
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Licensed to Wed.

George Whitlock and Maud ScnWa t,ra
we're licensed to wed by the clerk OF inc
Musings Court on yesterday.
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Ioint Meeting Tonight.

3s There will be Joint meeting Of the ne,
Board of Aldermen and Common CouhciI
eiecting school trustees for several Of the
districts OF the city. a e
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( LEAKY ROOFS.

DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK? CALL. UP Arms l:,
ITAGE0t "A MANUFACTURING COMb,Ai,N \
'phOne S7l,f or write us pettal; we VIII 81.
+ anime same and report cost Of putting It 10
OrtlGr 5.oil blls3s3s1
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WANTED.

CT. OTH1SG AND sHoEs
bought q NJ sSlC Ell. 19ps E. Maln-
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n sen.oned pine wood. saved. t5.Har corI oak.
4 1925 n Phone 1880. A. ]. BOlsSEAU. l1lnu.n
4 and Beverly Streets y sfa aS5 Hi aldflt4
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md hicforyi hoop poles alsJ IVA carloads
each OF shaved hoops. u. 81 Q SULLIVAN,
ihaI EnsL Cary. III, it.8. $500 GO
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oIjn FRlNCIi pKOCEsS IS FINE FUF
- dress suits and othtr hams m. clot n.
iii Mrs. A. ~. rYLt1, alb NJ Firth street Fho '
2622. "a Ll IA. 80
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m ~Yp1jI, r,OOF LEAKS .rioN u lsI OR
write Il. D. John SON. q gent, 1922 p. Mali;
VI muck and permanent repair O. ma, COST ~
Complicated leaks and roof work o specAla ~
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SIGNS, SIGNS, SIGNS ); N:

I : ,vhv wa mlke signs SO {cheHp u TfiE l.. SOUTH.
b Elm ADV. SIGN CO.. 1919 e. Main. 'l'hono
"a!
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was charged. a liberal free offering. was
added to the organ fund, The so!olsts
selves proud, We're Miss Minnie Urquhart.
Mrs. w. II. o.. McGhee, Miss Evelyn
Bridges, Mr.. r. rupman. Mr.. Selden
Adolphus Blair, These We're strongly aid
ed BY the chorus All who took purt In
the programme were members Of the
/ WHO is a tenor at The All Saints Cnurcn:
Those who were prevented last night
by the snow storm from hearipg the con,
cert will be glad to know that Ills TO bs
srepeateu before Very long. 5aF
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I eANkRUPTcY NOTICES.

IN TILE DISTRICT CURT OF TaH
H }5RE BFsf SuATE 81 FIR V3}RIlGf nNnza
In the Meter Of No. 40. 4
= i Sl 5RIass' psnsr ;n
~ IN this eth day Of Februafy a, I; I 1sos.@
on eaoing the petition tor disc harga
Of iae eaanskru 9sc no as !.
had upon the same on tho $50 DAY OF
I't:HKoAIt ~ 1914 De.ors SAD I e gut
noon; and that notice thereof be pub.
in THE Times Dispatch, a new, PAPER
printed In said district, and that az kno ayI,
may appear at the. same time and pl zee.
and show cause, Il any they have. ..shY
tho praper Of the said petitioner 4 sh oulu
And Il is further ordered by the court o. rs;
that the clerk shall send by mall 70 ca
COPIES 81 II faia r. flgn
pSffts 81 Tsslaenes fsllsu Ap
DILL r., j Judge OF the said courf. and~
i i,i go on the the 9Th day Of February 2.
1901. a
Attest !, o11,,,.,> c,.x.
Joseph p Brady. Deputy Clerk. II s5s
IN THE DlsTR1cT COURT |; I, or & TH 81,
ERST bFsT SE1ar e or rt vSlhkosSfA
H K ~ n HiRsAS 81 = i :
oRDE R' 81 Notice FOR p enSsES
O!tHlh his stl DAY OF Sr y ruAry. a. -
1871. on reading the petition Tor discharge
Il OF the bankrupt. II ls--
Ordered by the court. that q hearing e
had upon che same on me go 3 go 4SaOth
FE6KGARx Z, A. u. 10 4. u bet fore salt c !urt.
at Richmond. I'm ga d district. at ~ o clncki
noon: and that notice thereof be pub
llsiled in The Times Dispatch. news...
paper printed In said dis riot and that
i all known 5credttorssand other lersons
I In Interest NAV appear at the said t:ne
and place. and show csusc.i II any they
have. why the prayer OF the said petl-
runer should not be granted.
| And It is further orderei by the court
| that the clerk shall send by mall 70 al
! known creditors COPIES OF aid petition
| md this order. address ed to them at their
| pinc e OF r. s. dence as STATED. q
Witness the IA ono ra bic yEDAlUNDE NVAD-
| , DI4L. IT.. Juuge OF the sad court Auu
\ the seal thereof. a I Richmond. In said dls-
! trict. on the 9Th OF February, A. D..
| l3C4. Z @i1Es
Attest: ~ :, :. :, !, I, = Z, .,.g
Joseph r. Brady. Deputy Clerk.
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LOST AND FOUND.

|, osr-pLAtN GOLD SEAL RING, WITH
initial u. Il. Al, on Main sraei between tyi,
Fourth and Fifth. Reward II return-1 TO
100 IT, Cary tltE' AtkSaFsL 9t
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Rent box in the strong fire and
burglar proof vault of the State Bank OF
SJlrgipIa. Charges moderate.
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WATCH CHARM, WIZ
green atone setting LiIcrnl leW1 d u lett
ri the cRllSliElS = GROCERY STORE 800
Williamsburg hrcnuc. ils.iLa-ss 49,
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Help WANIllD-Male.
SITUATION 5WANTED-Male

WANTED, BY AN EXPERIENCED EAST
College graduate ,s IN a. o bonk N
snail sninrv:, I hest city RI fercnccs. Address
BOOKKEEPER, gil e. Marshall, city.
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PERSONALS.

HisRt1 YoUy Oct YotR LINEN I, LA w !:
dried IN Tho best ,nannsr THE !. INN ,,pt 81,
re1tlencn' 4; weekly wnsh; also dyeins enc
cleaning. Phone al44. yf Hsii&tGIHt
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WOOD AMI IWooD.

1872
Yo1, KNOW ~. n. LONG, 800 WEST CLAY.
IA 4 selling North Caroline Heart Pine Woo;
this week at $260 3hnlf card ono NIX u "a
never refused. All kinds OF coal al almos'
q cost. P bona 1859. gli IS s
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-01-20
James H. Callan Borne to Grave.

The funeral OF the late James II.
CallarE WHO died on Monday, January
II. al st Francis Hospital, Trenton
Wa last Thursday Services,
with MASS. were held at ST John $
Church The deceased man was Is
years old Zen fifteen years he va
associated with his father. the late
james Gallail 81. III the management
OF the Goat I'LL stone quarries. At
the time of hi death heava4 connected
with the John Hopkins Oil Company,
of Philadelphia. During his lifetime
he held number Of prominent offices,
including mcmbcr aud President of
city Council member OF Board of
Education aud member of The Hunter
don Comfy Board Of Chosen Free
holders. and he Was twice the repre-
sentative Of the Democratic party of
Huutcrdon county for member of the
State Legislature. He was also a
member of Hibernia steam Fire En-
CINE Company, No. >, aud an exempt
fireman; member of Lodge }9S. j..
and p. order OF Fix. OF phillipshurg.
He married Mis-, Mary Trainor. only
daughter Of Edward Trainor, the mil
l1nairc wholcaaic liquor d9alor of
philadelphia. aud Had magnificent
houe in that city. lie was frequent
visitor 10 the home of hi, mother i'll
this city aud il WAS while on a visit
here he wa taken sick and after ,ev-
era1 weeks nursing was removed, at
hi own request. 10 ST. Francis Hos
pital Beside Il widow. he leaves five
children, the youngest being born
January =. only three days previous
to lis death The funeral WIS largely
attended. among the number being
members of the Hbernia Fire Com
pauy. in uniform. The interncnt took
place i'll ST Jehu's Cemetery. under
the direction Of Undertaken James p
tarmody.
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A Most IoYous Surprise

Mr. and MrS. William During cele-
their marriage AT their home on Main
street in Stockton last saturday even
ing by surprise party given them by
their friends aud ucighbor, The
quests assembled at O'Clock, when
they found Mrs. During entertaining
a LADY friend with some selections on
the organ. They at once took full
possession Of the house and the ladies
catered for the occasion Nh. and
Mr.. During were the recipients Of
many u-cful and handsome gifts,
The guests whose friendship has lived
through these fifteen years brought
with them none but the best wishes
we're accorded the siucereSt welcome.
About Il O'Clock the guests departed
for their several home. SiXty-ciRht
quests were present III all, among
whom we're . Rev. George Price and
wife, Albert Rockafellow and wife,
Samuel : Horncr aud wife, Peter A.
shepherd aud wife Willis +. Dilts
and wife, John + aeheitcrlc and wife,
Edward FATS aud wife, Lewis {.
Wilson ana wife, Major II VI. Read
ing and wife, Harry lIoh and wife,
Watson X. Kitchener and wife, Rich
ard Reading, wife aud SON Albert,
spencer l.. Dilte and wife, Willard
Johnson aud wife. Mrs. Theodore :.
Moore. Mr.. William =. Mason. Mrs..
Harry Hunt, Mrs. Philip Roekafellow,
Mrs. Kettle Holcombe, Mrs. Herman
Fischer, Mrs. Elmer Robertson, Mrs..
William Bailey. Mrs. George Gwyther
Mrs. Joseph Cain. DR.. Boris, Martha
swallow. Lizzie Allcn. Susie Slack,
Edith N Dilts. Ada Reading Helen
Hon, Hannah scott, Ella Scott, Car.
rie 1}odiuc, Achsie BodiiIc, Liua Schei
teric. Lillian Mason stella Durling
Grace During. Grace Moore, Edua
Reed. Mildred JOHNSON, Vida Mason
Carrie Mason, Albert Kitchener, Jay
Hoff, George Price. Leroy Dilt5, Har
old Robertson, George Robertson, Her
bert Robertson. Charles Wilson anc
uervey Johnson.
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Remarkable Record.

samuel Stockton. the wcll-kuowu
funeral director of New Hope and Lam
bertville, informs us that he has at
tended 100 funerals since the death
of his father, Samuel G.. Stockton, on
February II. 1850. He commenced at
tending funerals for lis father at the
age of seventeen Years. lie made the
first iutermcut III tie Riverview Gem
cterV, II being Il son OF u. Il, Scbold.
aud occurred September =, 1873, and
his father made the second interluent
III Mount Hope Cemetery. which was
the body of Joseph d. Murray, OF New
Hope Pa. III March. 1880. aud who
Was the father Of William H. Murray.
OF New Hope. Pa. and rhes. =, Muir
ray. of Trenton. Father and son have
carried on the undertaking business
in this section over sixty years. The
son j. NOW i'll business AT New Hope.
and claims To be able 10 preserve i
body aud conduct 4 funeral lust a.
Good Is ever.
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Personal and Social.

Mrs Richard Slack was in Fleming
ton on Monday.
Mrs. james D. MacKay j. visiting
at New York City.
Alfred Wanamaker visited Fleming
ton on Monday last
Mrs. Sarah Niece is quite iii nj her
home on Union street
Miss Sue Hunt, of Camden, visited
relatives here on Friday last
Mrs. Joseph Martin spent Thursday
with her brother at Ringocs.
Lieutenant George r. Kline wa q
visitor in Trenton on Friday.
Albert +. Cassidy, OF Trenton made
us a pleasant call on Tuesday.
Orville Opdycke has recently become
a member of the Amwell Orchestra p
Chas. A. Van Solver and Orville p.
Updike spent Saturday in the city Of
Brotherly Love.
Samuel Stockton aud wife aud Mrs.
Harry Howell and Mrs. Daniel Rob
bins spent day last week with Mrs.
Stockton father, William VanHorn,
in kingwood township, who is 81 years
of age. They report having a good
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel stockton, of
New Hope, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
~ Howell, of South Union street, one
day last week. where they met four
generations i'll one room. and all were
we'll and lively Mrs. Elizabeth Hart
pence, the great grandmother, who re-
sides at Pennington aud is 81 years
OF age; Mrs. George Hartpenee, Of
Tumble Falls, the grandmother. and
Mrs. Harry Howell. the mother, with
seven great grandchildren altogether
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National Bank Elections.

The annual meeting of the Lam
bertville National Bank and Amwcll
National Bank we're held on Tuesday
of last week when directors aud off
GERS were elected a. follows
LAMBrRrVuLE NATIoNAI. HAM,
Directors Charles Phillips, John ..
Holcombc, Isaiah p. Smith Frank A.
Phillips, Calvin Solliday, Frederick
+. Lear, George l.. Romiue, William
L.auer, ]. Wesley Crook. George ".
Massey, Wilmot Ouinby
President Calvin Solliday,
Vice President John 9. Holcoubc.
Secretary of Board Fred'k +. Lear.
Cashier Isaiah =. Smith.
ASST Cashier Frank a, Phillips.
Teller Jamcs >. 9tuddiford.
Legal Counsel and Notary Charlie
\. Skillmau.
Exchange Committee Calvin 9olii.
day, Isaiah p. smith, George l.. Ro.
mine, Frank A. Phillips, Frederick
+. Lear.
y -emi-annual dividend of four pei
cent. and an extra dividend OF one
half Of one per cent were declared oil
the llth inst, payable on demand
AMWELL NATIONAL BASK.
Directors y. Anderson, JOIN
i. Barber William NJ. Ely, Warren
a. Greene. Robert A. Montgomery
Richard B. Reading, James p. Smith
Richard II. Van Horn, Frank W. Var
Hart.
President Warren \. Greene
Vice President James =. Smith.
Secretary and Notary y. y. An.
derson.
Cashier Frank W. Van Hart.
Teller Lewis p. Bodinc.
Clerk Joseph W. Cooper.
Exchange Committee Warren 4
Greene, James p. Smith, Richard b
Reading, Frank W. Van Hart.
Two dividends Of four per cent. eacl
were declared and $40, 900 added to TN
surplus fund during the year.
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Death of Charles Phillips.

Charles Phillips died at his home in
New lope last Friday, aged ~ years.
Deceased was the father OF Frank \.
Phillips, of this city. and was one Of
New Hopes oldest residents, we'll
known and highly-respected. Hcwas
a director of the I.ambertville Ma
tional Bank. Funeral services under
the Friends ceremony were held At
the house Monday at noon. Inter
ment at buckingham meeting-honSc
hurying ground.
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Bayard Family Entertained.

\ few evenings ago the family 81
Joseph T.. Bayard were entertained at
their residence en- Bridge street. by
the MessrS William aud Collin fay.
lor, of Washington. d. C.. on the mau-
dolin aud guitar and with singing.
Those who enjoyed the entertainment
were John Noble aud wife, Sherod
Mctlar, wife and two daughters. Eva
and Lille, Wilmer Swartz and wife,
William &. Bavatd and wife, Misses
Edna Trimmer, Lillian. Clara and
Hazel BaNard aud Newton : BaYard.
The Me,srs. Taylor~ were on a visit
to their sister. Mrs. Noble. ON Brid@e
etreNl
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Revised Tax Law.

The revised taX act, which Went i'll
number of changes in the time and
manner of ASSESSING and collecting taN-
Is III New Jersey. IT is the duty III
the State Board of Taxation, under
the law, 10 investigate the methods
used bY the local assessors III assessing
real and personal property, and To fur
nlsh them with such Information as
will assist them IN the discharge ol
their official duties Ina order 10 meet
the various asseSHors and collector
personally, and to explain 10 them th,
workings Of the new law, the Board
has fixed the following meetings, 10 be
held IN the Court House Of each county
except Mercer, in which The meeting
viii be held at he Board office in III,
State Ilouse;
salem County. Thursday, Feb, '0I,
Cape May County Friday. Feb. &, '0l
Passaic County Thursday, Feb. IS, '0l
lbtIRth DiiliN lihi'iuN . ! VI. - "
Monmouth County, Thursday, Mar
), '0I
Essex County, Friday, Mar. 'Ol
Union County, Thursday, Mar 10, Of
Hudson County Friday, Mar. II, '0l
Camden County, Wednesday, Apr &
OF.
Cumberland County, Thursday Apr
:. %.
Gloucester County Friday. Apr. )
'0l.
Morris County, Wednesday, Npr .
'uI
Huntcrion County Thursday, Npr
y "a
Somerset touhty, Ifricay, Apr ., '0i
Warren County, Thursday, Apr y
81.
sussex County, Friday, Apr. -, 'oi
Mercer County, Tuesday, May 3, "a
Mddlesex County. Wednesday, Ma.
/, ~.
Burlington County, Wednesday
My II %
Ocean County, ThurHday May l., '0I
Atlantic County, Friday, May -, '0i
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A Shocking Death.

Marie. the only child of Mr.. and Mis-.
John Gill, of Elizabcthport, and grand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Nc
Guirc, Of Cottage Hill, this city. was
burned 10 death last Friday. She had
returned from school and her parents
not being at her home she went into a
room. locked the door aud lighted the
gas with the intention of studying her
lessons. The lighted match fell from
her hand aud aliEhtcd on her dress OF
outing flannel. Her screams were
heard by neiEhbors, but before assist
amce arrived she WIS burned in 4 ter
rible manner. The flesh on her limbs
was burned so that the bones we're eX-
posed. she fingered III terrible agony
for three hours, when death cndcr her
,uilerings She was twelve years of
aye and an unusually bright child.
Her parents are almost distracted at
their sudden loss. The body WAS
brought TO Mr.. MCGuire'S home Sat
urday afternoon and funeral services,
with 4 requiem high mass. Father
Lynch acting as cclcbraut. were held
at st John 5 Church Monday morning.
Intcrmcut in St. John Cemetery. IN
der the direction of Undertaken James
p. CarmodV.
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DIR. oBERHoLTzER'S IMMINENT

Camphor Mir reduces engagements
cures severe spfains, muscular rheu-
matism, sweliugs, soreness, stiflloints
bruises, frosted feet, etc. Cures all
pain that can he reached by an eX-
ternal application and does 1t better
than any other remedy we know of,
\ penetrating, soothing, healing lini-
ment. Large bottles, . cents. sold
bv all dealers in medicines
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5c. Lambertville Putt &c An honest
cigar. The favorite brand of fastidious
smokers. j. b. Kline X Son. Ne. %
Bridge St. Eamhertsille. y. J.
The military ball given 10y Go. T
at Holcombe Hall last Thursday even
ing was grand success socially, hut
not financially. as the crowd WIS not
very large.
Mrs. Elizabeth ". Cooper OF Fer
~ street. slipped on the icy sidewalk
in front of her residence on Friday of
last week and fractured her left wrist.
which will handicap her great deal
from attending TO her daily duties. Is
that is her " handy member.
|. Howard Holcombe. of Delaware
avenue, who has for some time past
been suffering with the shingles. aud
from which L numbness i'll his limbs
has arisen, went to Philadelphia on
Saturday to consult a specialist We
hope for Mr. Holeombe's speedy return
to health
\ supper will be given by Even
ing Star Castle. No. Is. \. q. *. OF NJ.
C., on the evening of Thursday. Feb
ruary 11th, for the purpose of raising
funds to help meet expenses III their
loss of their entire belongings III the
a.. ~ "A
1t is earnestly asked that our citizens
will respond generously to their APP
peal for aid
Fire was discovered in the kitchen
at the residence of Hugh Hughes, on
Coryell street. Friday afternoon. but
was put ont by Mrs. Hughes before
any serions damage was done. The
cause came through a small child of
Mr. Hughes, who, finding some match
es. set fire to paper III a coal scuttlc.
the flames of which caught hold of
towel nearby and spread to the board
partition between the rooms. 4 it
was the paint wa completely burnt
of
This city now affords the most cN-
celleut skating, the river, creeks and
even fields being covered with ice as
smooth as glass. Young aud old alike
are regaling themselves of the health
full sport. Gervas Ely's field on Main
street has furnished the most pleasure
for the children, gentleman inform
ing us that as ne passed by the place
he took occasion to count them, finding
lightweight INDUCING in the pastime
with al last twenty-five more coming
TO the scene of pleasure.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-01-20
THE OLD RELIABLE.

Phoenix Pcctoral Will cure yonr
cough. You can rely upon it. 1t
gives quick relief heals tie sore lung
surfaces. stimulates the Secretions and
loosens the cough. One OF two doses
VIII bring you restlal sleep in place ol
racking cough comfort in place of
distress Large relief little cost Price.
- cents sold lay all dealers IN medi-
ciucS
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There " i'll be Il meeting in Lyceum
lIall, saturday evening, the 23rd, nj
$50 10 see about the organization of n
Law aud order society. MI are in
vitcd, men and women Let us come
aud talk over that which VIII be for
the best interest Of our city. and see
Whm we can do to help along good
pnNrrnnIent
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w HOLE no. 1929.
X. of p. Biennial Encampment.

III, En;oh,..,r p,.,hi,. ~ mi.
vttle Il, .>,.., =, mic. :, f,,,d ~
slnn nan mn ~, a.. -.,.,,.,,t.,;,,,,,.,,,,
III. ni.,,i,l l,,,...,,,,,,,,,.,,., ~ ~, -,
der hich ~ in broh Nnruoi IL 1904
The ,anar,l n,,o1, r,,l.r= communal
of Major General l,nss r F,rnnha,
has hrou n,i,i,lI,. -, G,,. \uu,st Ie,h
The SIM nj n,t los. th,, u NM nm viii
I've sci inside G,, n,izes for the ran,netit-
NIX '''''S' y '''''o u one '''""s"''' 10
seen and he,,l ,l,,i,,. In, cnr,n,r-
mont md il i n,nn,s.d th,t all tha
h,nd> IN attendance which Will moi
number less th,n sixty sholl Inc m,ssed
IN one monster oroanil,tion ON fine day
of the general r,>i,v md th,t ON,
leader ~ iii lirert III. entire oronnil,-
tinn in nl.,in ~. bla t<entn,v
uomeo aud ,tbr, familiar Mrs
III, declaration md nlnmfn,tian
committees ,re Al work mud il i e>-
ppcted ,hot nnt loss than SIN Onn will
he spent for his nnrnnsc The COM
nlittec r<nerts tn snend $50 ooo in
MAKING louisyill, n civ nf heotltv b>
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LOCAL. MISCELLANY.

Smoke Ianlbertville Puts" Take
no other ON the statement that they
are l9sl II good.
George Goodman. one of the driv-
erS fer the Lamhertvillc Rubber Cont
pany. is 4 happy man. He has new
hob-sled
The next tea and soeiable by the
ladies OF ;. Andrew parish will be
held IN >. Andrew : Hall on Wednes-
day evening. January =.
l. H Hunt will open a wholesale
green grocery soon in the store corner
of Union aud Dclevm streets. former
~ occupied by john {. Holcombe.
Thomas :. CaIlan i, now the rep.
resentative OF the John Hopkins Oil
Company, OF i'hiiadeiphia' III place oil
the late James Il. Eallan' deceased.
John Deitz, Jr., an employee OF the
Lambertvillc Rubber Company, run a
knife in his left hand on Thursday.
cutting ii SO badly that he is unable
to work.
mad dog ran through Union
street on Saturday, 9itins some SIX OF
seven dogs dnd creating quite an eA.
citeinent. lie animal VAS shot by
Mayor Heieohtea.
Margaret, the two-year-old daugh-
ter of Thoma. NaeNamara, fell from
a chair at her home on South Main
streetou SATURDAY aud received Sc
we're sprain near tile elbow of her right
arm
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Friday Il had been left inside by its
owner and the dog seeing its master
had gone made Decline for the door
with the above result
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