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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-07-20

By virtue Of writ of feri facias TO me directed
issued out OF the Court of Chaneery of the State
OF New Jersey,w be exposed at Public Saloon
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-07-20
TO CREDIT0Rs.

Dated June 18th, 1905.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-28
EXTRAORDINARY
 VALUES

For Easter week. The banner bar gain week in our history.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-28

James Young and Miss Sarah Jane Clark were married yesterday after noon by the Rev Dr Davenport.
 A number of local people will attend the first anniversary celebration of Court Juana, effI., in Columbus hall, Naugatuck, tonight.
 It isn't so much what man earns as what he saves that makes him we'll to do.. If the housewife lets her $25 fur or $10 blanket get moth-eaten for the want of box of oriental camphor Twenty-Five cents at Lakes drug store), they will 1iever have money ahead.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-28
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Socialist party. Brass MOulders.
 Electricians union.
 Ladies' Aid society. St Ann's drum corps.
 Stampers' local, 2076.
 Court Shields, r. of A.
 Fifth division, A. o. H.
 Pythian Aid association. Speedwell lodge, K. of P.
 Sheridan lodge, N. E. o. P. Court E. R. Crosby, F. of A. Continental lodge, I. O. o. r. Plumbers and Steam Filters. Waterbury lodge, A. o. U. W. Connecticut lodge Int o. O. F. Winona council, Jr, o. U. A. NJ. Rosedale camp, No 9615, NJ. w. of A. A. Von Humboldt lodge, N. E. O. P. Ladies' auxiliary. Fifth division, A. 0. H.
 Jacques Cartier conclave, No S1O, l. 0. H.
 Townsend lodge, I. o. o. F., school 
 Friendly league, school of house keeping, public school cookery, a. m. and D. m.; first course cookery for league members. 7:45; domestic arts, fine sewing, 3:3O; shirt waist class, 80.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-28
HAPPINESS

means an agreeable feeling, that state of being which is attended with enjoy
 ment, joyful satisfaction, contentment and a whole lot of other good things. Now, real happiness is brought on Ill great many ways. First of all you must keep your brain in cheerful con- dition and above all what you eat and drink must be palatable and If poSsl- ble be the very best in the market. For example, when people come home after a hard days work and sits at tlle ,"
 ble to partake of square meal
 ninety-nine times out of hundreu cup of good tea or coffee IS the hlst thing they think of and'oh, what hluet your feelings be when you are gwen cup of tea that is anything but nice tasting? How can anyone buy sucn trash and pay a big price for It Just because they receive whole lot ol catch-penny trading stamps with It. Say. when we think of such fopDeia on the part of the merchant ana tue heteroclitical habits of the persons WHO will buy such stuff, it makes us nave :" tender feeling for those who are url'en to drink. that which turns your praih' and makes you forget who you ale and what you are. Why not buy soou, nice-tasting, warranted o. k, quahty tea and coffee at our store and nave ali the family feeling happy and content ed? We've got the quality ana the price is reasonable within the reuIn of all. Remember our say-so Ill !le paper is our dO-so in our store, tIere- fore you run no risk with us 1ou,
 money back if you are not sa,siieu with our goods. We've never haM u refund the money in 27 years. lhat speaks good, doesn't it? We nave few more of those handy little taoles which we are giving with one ponno of our warranted good Baking Powoer' only 45c per pound at
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-28
The MiNer& Peck kCo LADIES'. JACKETS
 and WAISTS,

At $4. .9S Ladies' covert coat 36 inches long, value S6.9S.
 At $6.9S Ladies' covert coat, made of hand twistedecovert. At $1.49 Ladies' Jap silk waist, lace trimmed
 At $1.9S Ladies' Jap silk waist, tailor made, embroidered front
 THREE SPECIALS IN DRESS
 GOODS. At 49c 45 inch fancy English Mohairs, value 75c At 39c Luster Mohairs, handsome ef- fleets, all cOlOrs
 At 33c All wool Albatross, 10 colors for selection and approval White embroidered shirt waist pat terms on sheer white India linon, embroidered fronts. collar and cuff !. bands. priced at 30, 9S and $1.25. Lace and embroidery all overs for waists. White, cream and ecru. Lierre Oriental and Venise lace all overs.
 Priced from 49c to $29S per yard All overs in Swiss and Namsook Ham, burg. Priced from 9Sc to $3.9S yard TWO SPECIALS IN MEN'S SHIRTS. VALUES not to be had elsewhere OAULITIES that will last At 49 cents, one lot of mems shirts made of medium and dark ging- hams. negligee style, faced sleeves, flat felled double stitched through out. 49c value 75c.
 At j9c values up to $1.00. Mems white shirts, negligee style, made of OK lords. chevi0ts and madras cloths, split neck bands. double stitched fiat felled seams, interlined wristbands, faced sleeves, 59c, value $1.OO
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-31
HAS TYPHOID
FEVER
Gorge E. Lockwood, of This City, Has
Been Taken Down With tine Disaas.
At Delaware, Ohio.

George +. lockwood. con of L. q.
lockwood. Of LOCKWOOD Bargain Store,
is down with typhoid fever in Delaware,
oaio, where n. aas been attending the
Ohio Wesleyan University. 4 Telegram,
was received by his parents in TINS CRY
a few days ago from the physician at
tending him which stated that the boy
was i'll and asked that mis- mother cone
on at once. Mrs. Lockwood left for ner
sons bedside on the next train. Mr..
lockwood has received word from his
wife tnat tae boy has typhoid fever and
that a trained nurse was attending aim.
Tne attending physician Is Of the opin-
ion that the attack viii not be a severe
one and that with the careful attention
ne will receive NJ will pull tarough all
rignt. The many friends of the strick
EN- buy in the city are pain,d to hear Of
his illness but trust ne will recover in n
short time.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-31
BETTES
HAS LETTER
PurpOrting To Have Been Written By
Alleged Witness To Alleged Holt
Parker Marriage.

PAI,KERSBURG, W. Va. Jan. 81
Rev. sam Bsttes, the Cow boy preach.
er," was in town again yesterday, aai
when seen by a reported expressed ais
Indignation at the reports published
which purportsd to be autaentie stats.
ments denying the marriage of Maiisss
Holt 10 j. W. Parker whica marriage be
claimed TO have performed.
Il feel taat "a great mjustiea has
been done 70 me- he said, II mar
rici the coupl. at oakland. Nil, bu,
I do not know waers they sscure,i their
license, Tacy may have secured II
taare for all ] know have neTs,
said that they secured it at Clarks.
burg
IF no license is recorded there, tha,
doesn't prove anything to the con-
trary of wat l nave said" continued
the ''cow boy preacher"
He declared that statements Tad been
published in the Cincinnati news
papers TO the enact that ne had per
formed no suca marriage as ae claimed
existed and taat the proofs de sno-
mitted as evidence Of such marriage
were substantially forgaries.
Concluding the preacher drew a let
Ter from his pocket which he offered
to the reporter for inspection. 'Tals
letter. ne said. "shows whether Or not
| married the couple"
The letter was signed by John ana
Mary Slade, which 1t will be rencni.
ber'd are the narngs ne gave some
time ago as those Of witnesses wac
were present wnen the ceremony was
performed. The letter. signed by both
of them. declares that they wish ia
protect aim from the falssaoods which
nave been cireulatsd ami they de-.
clare taat they not only witnessed tn.
marriage but if necessary will % IN
the stand and testify 10 that fact.
Sladr says in the letter that nc mad,
4 note Of record Of the marriage which
was as follows:
"Malissa Holt, aged 20. or Clarksburs.
and y ", PallSar.-.saf J Esaisaass Fll..
united in marriage at oaklfld Nj.
by R:v. s. II. Bettes. Of Parkersburr.
W. Va
Y viii BE- remembered B.ttes wa.
mqlc defendant in suit for seduction
brought by AIalissa Holt Parker anil
while litigation mas batn dropped he
haS baen busy gathering correspondence
and statements from Witnesses for vim
.iication of mis- own honor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-31
KILLED HERSELF
Is What Attending Physician Thinks
About Mollin Taylor, Who Died
in GAINESVILLE.

ZANEsNlLIE. o., Jan. 3 The in.
va,tiuation of Coroner D. ]. Matthews,
into III, circumstances surrounding tn,
mysterious d.ath Of Mollic Taylor a
the Palac, motel last Wednesday con.
iinue. but the coroner ms refused to
make known tn result Of nis researches
IT the present time
Dr. T. r. Farqunar. ii, physician wao
nal charga Of the case. realizing him
elf. tnat tnere is no mystery connected
with tde death his issued a signed state
mcnt, wnicl he has also tend'rcl 70 tne
coroner. DR.. Farquhar states That the
woman came TO his ofIiea last Monday
afternoon and was in great trouble. Sac
had erred in living not wisely but 100
well. She asked the physician certain
questions regarding the consequences or
certain Treatment The physician eau.
tionrd her, saying taat IT would nc
most serious.
The woman left and taeu went Il
the Palace hotel. The next morning
DR.. Farquhar was called there ana gave
the woman medical treatment. rnerr
vas no nope for her. however. and sh-
died the next day from the effect Of .
criminal operation thought to nave beer
performed by herself.
DIR. Farquhar states that the woman
probably came to this city in orlar tt
find a refuge. In making out the leatr
certificate Dr. Farquhar assigned tnc
cause as p.ritonitis, the result Of {
criminal operation.
1t APPEARS, that the autnoriti-s ar,
endearoring to discover the responsible
party for the girls condition. aitnougi
taey ~, very non-commmicative abou'
ii. entire affair
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-31
BANK STOCK
WILL ESCAPE
Can Not Be Taxed in This State Accord
ing to Decision Rendered By Judg,
Daily At Martinsburg.

Judge Il. W. Daily, at NIartinsburg,
has rendered an important decision in
the circuit court in case involving the
question Of taxing stock Of the Nationa,
banks. Two National banks of thai
city refused to pay taxes upon taeii
capital stock because they had that
capital invested in United States bond.
TO secure circulation. T'na court decided
that such stock was exempt from taxes
This is the first ease of this character
to be decided in thi state and it viii BE-
Of far-reaching effect, as nearly every
National bank in the state will set up
this defense and avoid taxation upon
its stock.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-31
.sDAMSTON
TOWN OFFICERS
Wind Up Their Terms Tonight At coun-
Gil Meeting and New Officers Go
in Tomorrow Night.

The last meeting Of tae present town
council Of Adamston win be held in the
-ouneil cnamber in that town tonight al
$50 O'Clock. Settlement will be made
with the town sergeant and tie busin,s
lfairs u the municipality shaped no
Q tney can be turned over 10 tae new
own officers who take their places we'd,
nesday night.
Ths new council will convene at G.3o
o'clock Wednesday evening In the Me-
Farland hall and the newly electsd
mayor g. G Southern, cIery, D. II. Cut.
rigat. and councilinen win enter upan
tneir duties. The new council viii
alect chief Of police and assessor and
ix the salaries Of the town officers for
the ensuing year. The nrst session II
tae new council is 70 be held in the Ne
Farlnnd hall in order that tas public
-aall nave the opportunity OF attending
the meeting.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-31
Second Daughter Born.

Frank Snuttleworin is high stopper
but NOR so than ever now that thcrc
vas presented to MIN ana MS wife n
second daughter at their home in Car.
lisla Court Monday. The new conner
weighs littl, over ten pounds. Mother
and baha are doing nicely and Mr..
Snuttleworth is receiving thc eongratil
lations Of friends.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-31
DUTCH LUNCH
AND SMOKER
Win. Follow thh Transaction Of Import.
ant Matters At Meeting of Elks
Lodge Tonight.

Every Elk in tae city saould att,nd
the session Of the Clark-burg hodge to.
night in tn lodge hall in the Despar1
building on Taird street. The lolg,
viii open promptly at eigat o'cock and
it Is important that all tae member.
be there by that time as matter. Of in
tarest TO every member WIN b, discusse'
AMI action taken upon them. The cir,
Gu committee win make report and
will lay their plans and ideas b-foc
the lodge for consideration.
Following ths lodge SESSION a "Dutcp
luucn and smoker viii be given ana
tae COMMITTEES for the occasion In,
mad all arrangements for the enjoy.
ment Of a COOL time by the members
Visiting EIks in the city are invited l.
attend the meeting.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-31
Measuring Jail For Screens.

n. L. Mcfarland, a representative Of
the Burrows Screen Company. of Cleve-
land, Ohio, is in the city taking IN.
measurements of the doors and windows
of the new county Jail and sherifr's resi-.
dence. His concern mas the contract for
furnishing the screens and ne is getting
the measurements for their manufactur,
lie is also taking measur ments for
other epntrac;, his concern has taken
in this city for screens.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-31
F:ll and Broke Arm.

Porter Watson. residing at Brue'
luip-os.s. at Gutter Branca, is in tne
City ksspital suffering with badly
broken left arm. He was thrown FROM
his wagon on East Main stree; and tac
wa On wheels came within an inch oi
pas sing over Ms mead Tne injury was
usGainsd in ;he fall. The arm Is brok
en- above tae elbow.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-31
CONFERENCE
of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
South, Win b Held at Barbours-
vile Next September.

The next annual meeting Of the West
Virginia conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal church, South win be asid in
Barboursville. The conferenc. at Fair
mont last fall did not decide on the nsxr
place q meeting but left 'tlie mattr T.
committee. wnicn mas met and named
Ba7boursville as the place. The. TIM.
na- not beanf aSsd but VIM be in Ia
month Of September,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-31
pr. Anderson preaches AGAIN.

Rev. William F. Andenion, DID, OF
New York, preached last nigat at GoiT
chapel rayiyal en.setinsS' The sermon
wns,one of gteat power and nad deep
effsct on mis- auditors. The meeting was
largely attended aud ntuca interest was
manifest. Seven Professed conversion.
II was one Of tho bsst mcctirgsrSsst ioell
Of the series and the rIfral sqisit
seems to have taken on renewed ptasity
There will be services again tonight and
until furtaer notice.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-31
BROKERS'
Of Charleston Establish An Office In
Oak Hall Her, and Will Be
Well Patronized.

The firm II, Turley & steele. Of
Charleston, comprised of c. ]. Turlsy
and J. d. Steele. brok kers. representing
manufactures and produccrs, hase open
"a an Office here. with CHARLES +. Jones.
branch manager. The Office which is '
branca Of til. main Office at Charleston
Is in room s22. Oak hall. Tne firm
candles grain. nay. fruit and produce il
ear load lots. They are very clever. en-
teTprising gentlemen with years of suc-
cessful cSpri-nce in the business ami
viii command a large patronage here,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-31
STATE SENATOR JACOB SNYDER
RoDUcES BILL TO MOVE THE
CAPITAL OF THE STATE TO THIS
CITY.
MOVEMENT HAS LONG BEEN AGI-
TATED AND WILL HAVE HEARTY
SUPPORT BY MANY MEMBERS.
Both Houses Endorse President ROoas-
yelfs Suggestion As To the Inter
state Commerce Commission in Con-
n.ction With Railroad Rates
By Associated press.

oy ASSvSiausu ASsS'
y CHARLESTON. w. Va. Jan. 81
State Senator Jacob snyd,r OF
Wheeling introduced bill in tie
Senate today to remove the capital
ef Inc State to clarksOurg.
Both houses endorsed President
RooseyelHs suggestions TO toes
Interstate Commerce Commission in
connection with railroad rates.
The matter Of removal Of tn stat,
capital from Charleston has long basr
agitatcd and clarlshurg mas been re-
gardsl a. the proper placa for il no,
only on account Of her beng the ges.
graphical center Of the state. but also
because Of osr fine climatic condition.
MS wcll as IN, fact tnai that plrNe il
quite accessible over railroads.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-31
SUCCEEDS
FITZGERALD
&C. c. t. B,nt Has B en- Promoted TO
Position of Gensral Superintendent
Of Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.

BALTIMORE, Nd. Jan al-Mr. c
g I Bcnt. has been promoted 10 gen.
eIfl superintendent ii -. Raltimor,
= ONO railroad. vita headquarters Al;
sai'lmore. e Gil tan vacancy eaus,a
~ Nr. Thomas Fitzgcra1t being aa
Naneed to general manac,-. MIR. Ben,
superintendent aud gau-rar agent .,
'ne Philadelphia division with head,
slilariers at Philadelphia.
MF II. B. Voorhis assistant 10 n,
general superintendent OF rran.por,,
pan. has b,cn promoted 10 snpcr,,.
iendsnt and general agent ~ Ia, Phil,
*s'pl'la division 10 succeed Mr.. BEN,
The eoanges are effective February !
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-31

y
The injunction suit brought by tne
Union Trust Company. Of Maryland, anli
Others, against George Z. Carter and
the cliuehfcld Corporation, of Bristol.
Va. whicn was taken up MONDAY
afternoon in special term Of Unitc,t
States Circuit Court, with Judgs Natnaa
GoT sitting, further occuprsI the aitas
tion Of the count Tuesday, VITA the sew.
eral leading New York lawyers, ainon~
whom was ExSSscretaTy OF War Elihs
Root, and Baltimore and Norfolk atior-
neys present and participating.
Monday afternoon was devoted most.
y to tha Introduction and fling Of ans-
wers and pfidavits. and these were rsaa
Tuesday on citnar side. consuming tar
lay up to three o'clock. when Mr.. Dasie.
for the plaintiff began the argument,
Among otner Things STATED by HIN
was that the Union Trust Company wa
Up to Dscembar 0, 1904, owenr of 2ov
snares of the stock OF the Clinohiiad
corporation, besides having purchaser
2s2 additional saares. About that, daic
.ale of ,slae cliusnfali Corporations
holdings consisting Of the Cranes Nest
Coal & Coke coHpany.s mineral lands
and OF The West aid South railroad in
Virginia ana Norta. CAROLINA, valued in
the neighborhood Of thrss million dol-
sars, was sold By the directors of tae
clincnfiSld Corporation without the c,a-
sent of the stockholders. Mr.. Dayi,,
proved an interesting speaker to tas
many who assembled to hear these able
gentlemen
At press hour Mr.. Davies had not con-
Guided 'iis argument and the case WIN
likely 20 over until Wednesday, when
'ther attorneys viii address the CONT
IN the motion to make taa injunction.
aanted some tirgs ago, perpetual.
II i worthy Of note that there are
'wo ex-cabinct officers in court. some
hing tnat seldom happens aere. Tasv
rr AIr. Root, ex Secretary Of War. AMI
'ndge Gof who was Secretary Of ta.
Navy in 1880. under President HAYES.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-31
Quite Ill with Typhoid.

Blanche Robbins. the twelye-y, ia, old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, W. y. Rob
bin-. i quite i'll vita typaoid fev>r At
her home on Clay street. Her many
friends as wen AZ the friends Of tas
family regret exceedingly that she i
III and sincerely hope for her speedy re
covery. T'ne attending physician states
tnat sae i doing as wen as could b,
expected altaongh ner case is not ?
mild one. 4 trained nurse is in attend
ancs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-31
HORSE
HANGED
HIMSELF
Plunged Over Guard Rail of Bridg, and
Feet Caught in Iron Braces
Had To B: Shot.

At five o'clock Monday evening
Homer Chorpening was leading MS horse
across tne bridge At QUIET Den. Tht
animal was not keeping mp with him
and ne gavs him severe lasn with the
whip. The horse was blind in one eye
and the lash caused him 10 spring TO
one sile. IL landed against tae guard
rail, which broka and the horse tumbled
over. one fore foot and a nind foot 20
ing between the two iron braces Of tac
bridga and suspending The animal up
side down twenty-five feet from the ie,
below. There was no way 10 release
him and finally Jason NJ. Kester snoT
him with a revolver three or four tim =
and killed him. I'ae carcass was tlcs
released and hauled away.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-31
Mrs. Daisy Mcpanisl Dad.

Deputy Clerk Guy TetrielS returned
Monday night from Columbus. OHIO
where ne attended the funeral Of mis-
aunt. Mrs. Daisy Mcdaniel who disd
last Thursday, aged 20 years of a gen
eral breakdown. The deceased formerly
resided in this county ana was a native
Of the county.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-31
win Attend missionary Mnetinq.

Mrs. George C. Sampson leaves for
AIlagaany, Pa, tomorrow morning to
attend the meeting of the executive
board of the Womans Mita Missionary
Society Of ia, African Methodist church
ana win stop %, her way home at
GFc,n,burg and Unioutown to visit rcla-
lives ana friends.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-31
Dane. wen ATTENDED.

The dance given in the Eagles hall IN
tae Traders building Nlondny night wa,
attended by twenty I'VE or thirty
couples and the occasion was dciigntful
to all. Crows orchestra furnished The
music.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-31
|lN6HLLS
RESIGNS
Presidency of Big Four Railroad and
Does Also Ladyard, Of Michigan Cen
tral-M,wman Will Succeed Both
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Jan. Sl-At meetings Of
tne boards Of directors of tao Vanderbilt
lines here today President ingalls,. OF
he Big -Four. and President Ledyard, OF
the Michigan Central. resigned.
1t is expected President Newman. Of
the New York Central. will be made
president of both roads.