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The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19
Contest Notia,
Department Of cfs,,a y,
United sfat.s n

PutOVs s~
A snfiicient contest aitdayit ~ =
In shis office by Albert IL wiam, a
apainst Homestead entry NO, .,tsl
telnbcr II, 1901, for lots ana = ~
ship .. S. HanRe 81 W. ny
te-iee. In which IL ID ALLEGED .p
I.andfs has failed to rsth blisn -.
fe-idence on the land. that Dc
place or max. any tmptoss.r,t Il
lanri, and has failed to cnltisses, n
at auy time sipce daie of h's en" x.
has abandoned sid land fot ,nil
more last 1 ar'; hrd that rAu n. n;
from said land was not due 70 .Sl
In the army. navy or mstins cV,n ND
ted stntes ~ n private soldie.. -
or marine, during the Sar WIZ iisrl
ing any other war 10 which wv
may be engased: ~
Now. Therefore, said parties ~ IN,
fed to Appenr. reep6hd M" ,iocil
touching raid allegation a. ~. "a
June ~. igls. before fpe i5re's1% 49, b
AZ the United states tspd W.
The s~id contestant hayinf, IN. - Y
dsvit, filed May ~. 1925. set 10, ,,,s,,csl
show that after due diiiRenSs " W
Of this notice can not be ma1e' ro,its
dcrcd and direqted that sIcn
by due and PROPER puslieasin%Map in%MapEy. ?
First publication. Nay 10.
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stores. principally in Chis,nI
j. an excellent thing for ,tl
public to let alone The ,i-l
INK when letters will be e,nl
rate OF one cent au oguo.. q
al right. but the setoad "a
benefit a very few to the il, .
nany.-Colorado Spring, Cd
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19
FdghgvH Suffering ID,

Suffering frigh,fully frcz,
lent poisons Of uudiges,,t Il, !,
Gray, of Lulu, Miss. tod ,, |
New Life Pills, with the !;
writes, that he was cured. Il
ach and bowel disorder. CIV
their tonic, laxative p'spesl
all drug stores. guaran,eot
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19
HalD TO Ward Of on y

The mos, successful wiys' I
off the approach Of old agent
tain n vigorous digestion d
be done only ey eating iOt !
your age and occupation, n
any Disorder of the s,omass
take a dose OF Cnlnbeiliii
ach and Liver Tabls.s to q
II you have . weak siorit
troubled with indigestion, >
find these tablets To he jss u
need. For sale by DR.. Gnts
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19
Cheated Death.

Kidney trouble often ends fatally,
but by choosing the right medicine, Z
Il Wolfe, Of Bear Grove. Iowa, cheat
60 death. He says: 1.-TWO years ago
had Kidney Trouble which caused
me great pain, suffering and anxiety,
put took Electric Bitters, which IL.
fected = complete cure. have aIno
loena them OF great benefit In general
4s6ility and nerve troabfe. ana keeo
fhem cohstantly on hand. since / ind
they have no eqdal. All druggists
nsfantee them at sec.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Ihave opened a Real Estate, Insur.
ancc and Loan Oliee in the Post Of
flee block, ordway, Colo. II YOU
wish to buy or sell a house, lot or
farm, might be able to help you.
Call aud see me. shall make spe-
ciaity Of handling farms. Here are a
few properties have TO offer;
House and 5 acres.
" {" acre.
lots.
One business house.
Several vacant lots.
acre uuimproycd.
acres uuimproved.
IL acres uniuproved.
10 acres well improved.
20 acres well improved.
100 acres well improved.
100 acres in alfalfa.
have the agency of two Of the bes,
Fare Insurance Companies. Also of
the National Building aud Loan Asso-
citation OF Pueblo. See me for invest
ment stocn or loans.
II. l.. MURRAY.
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RheuIuatjc PANS OuieLy z

Rheumatic Pans Vv'ehy 81
The .xcruciating paius az
tic OF rheuuatisAi and sa1
quickly relieved BY applyHI
bcrlaiu's Pam BALM. The y
relieving power of the li',11
been the surprise and drlssi'
sands of sufferers. The "a.
from pain which !. aaofa'
worth macy times its eoaI !
by Dr. Griffin.
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A DarcdsmI re

Often ends in a sad accites.
accidental niuri9s. use Bs'i-
Mica SaIvc. ~ deep ~Ssi!
foot from an accident" wns
dore Schuele, OF COLUMBIA,
me great pain. Physieian,r
less. but Bucklcn's Arnica y
healed it," Sooihes aud bal
like magic. sc Il, all drugs,
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19

The committee who canvassea for
the canning factory secvrcd pledges
fJr 1000 cash, 10 acres Of tomatoes
aud hive acres for site. This has
oeeu communicated to Mr.. Barlow
oat no answer has YET been received
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19

When will peoplc, old and young, I,
learn that their first and most import
aut business duty is to insure their
lives. Ask II. l.. Murray to explain
the benefits OF New YORK Life poli.
cy to you.
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chamberiain's Cough Remedy TIE Best
and Most Popuiar.

Mothers buy it for croupy children.
railroad men buy it for severe coughs
and elderly people buy it for la gIipe.
say Moore Bros, of Eldon, Iowa. We
sell more of Chamberlain's Coug h
kdmedy than any other kind 1t
Seems to have taken the lead over sew
eral other good brands. There Is no
question but this medicine is the be, t
that eau be procured for coughs and
colds. whether it be child or an adult
that is afflicted. It always cures and
cures quickly. Sold by Dr. Griffiu.
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Notice Of AdIpstA9'''' :
Estate Of 1ans q, Nprlsa'

The nudcralehs i, baYing efs9s ~ y q
Ininistrat0r OF tho estAi0 M ~
Iatc Of the coiutyof OteTeo, -
orsdo; s.,,t o. ascssssd g.,,e hsss:sy .ss cysiy e.
Oterc County. . the coars ~ ~
in estd tOhuty, on Mondsy - |
A. d, 1etts, ~ The hOus u 4. i1soI
Maid days - which time - l1d!
: clalias 4 sfsiust I'D z! ss'ess =. r. iCsssSs
gusst<d y steend ~ n ~ 49,
q "a
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19

The closing exercises of our schools
will take place on the afternoon q,
May 9th. The pupils of all the four
rooms VIII meet in the principals
room, where the exercises " III be beIa
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19

Mrs. Y. Babb was over from Sugar
City Tuesday visiting her numerous
friends in Ordway.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19

Another splendid rain fell ycs.cr.
DAY afternoon and evening to add 10
the wealth Of this country.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19

The graduating exercises Of our
public school will take place In the
NJ. e. church on the evening of June
>. Prot. H. NJ. Barrett will deliver
the address,
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The Ladies Aid Society met with
Mrs. Geo. Miller yesterday afternoon.
y tea was served and a pleasant time
had by all.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19

Boost ordway and trade at Gala
van Bros. -"
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19

While bilious attack is decidedly
unpleasant It is quickly over when
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are used. For sale by DR..
Griffin.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19

Born-To Rch Adams and wife
Tuesday morning, boy.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19

DR.. and Mrs. Jeffery Visited Rocky
Ford Tuesday.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19

Home Rendered Lard at Ga!lavan
Bros.
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c. S. lies and wife made trip to
Pueblo Wednesday.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19

Packing House Beef and Mutton n,
Gailavcn's.
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II. l.. MURRAY.

School census Of Manzlnoia shows
5gS Of school age.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19

Fresh Beans, Tomatoes. Lettuce,
Radi hes aud biz bunshcs OF Onions at
Gallavau Bros
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Gl)r alr,n Cru.

,u,li,bee Weekly, opposite Land Ollice
, 1905-02-01
The Weather

Late last Wednesday afternoon, Jan
uary 25th, when the JOURNAL went
to press the blizzard was still in force.
The fall of snow stopped, however dur
ing the night, but the wind blew hard
all day Thursday. The thermometer
in the morning was about 8 or 10
above zero and the day was bitingly
cold. Friday the wind had aoated and
the day was a typically cold one. Sat
urday was a fine winter day, some
cloudy and colder in the evening. Sun
day was a fine sunny day with some
thawing. About five inches more of
snow fell Sunday night, continuing I'M
til Monday noon, making about a foot
of snow on the level and some of the
drifts are as high as your back fence.
The travelling about the islano is pretty
fair. however, as paths have been made
i'm the middle of most all the streets.
Not many sidewalks are cleared OF
snow though. The storm did not in
terfere to any great extent with oul
train service ana mails. The trains
were only slightly late. The train in
last Thursday night was about an houl
and twenty minutes late, which was
the latest of any. Yesterday was q
nice winter day and today is cloudy
and more snow or rain is threatened
The sleighing is excellent.
, 1905-02-01

Marshal James Chadwick now car
ries the mail from the station to the
post office.
Station Agent Bivins has gone into
the coal business and has an advertise
ment in this issue.
Andy Anderson, who has been con
fined to the house with a severe cold,
is out again.
Grace & Smith, the grocers, will soon
move into more commodious quarters,
having rented one Of Chas Maeels cot
tages on New Jersey avenue The
basement will he used for the store and
their families will occupy the upper
part.
, 1905-02-01
Wildwood Board of Trade Seek
ina Better Railroad Service

Another meeting OF the WILDWOOD
Board of Trade was held last Saturday
evening which was we'll attended. h.
w. Ryan, the president, was present,
as was also Secretary Reeve. The COM
mittee appointed at the last meeting to
draw a petition to be presented to the
Pennsylvania railroad asking for daily
through trains next summer and for
better facilities in general, reported in
writing. The petition which this COM
mittee prepared was received and a
committee consisting of Judge Voor-
hees, J.. Thompson Baker, Thomas
Martindale, Philip P. Baker and Chas.
A. Reynolds was appointed to present
the petition to the railroad officials.
Upon the recommendation of the COM
mittee President Ryan was also made
a member of this committee to visit the
railroad officials. After discussing
various advertising schemes for the
coming season the board adjourned.
, 1905-02-01
A Tulip Social

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Wild
wood Baptist Church will hold a
"Tulip Social at the Hotel Aldine,
Wednesday evening, February II, 1905.
You have all heard of the "Flowers
that Bloom in the Spring." come and
buy some. They will be sold from five
cents up. A good program is being ar
ranged. Admission free. Ice cream
and cake for sale. Come and bring a
friend with you. a prize with each
pull up"
, 1905-02-01

Hubert s. Foster, who has been en-
ployed on the JOURNAL since last May,
went to Elmer yesterday to assist his
father on the Elmer Times.
r. r. Stanert, of Grassy Sound, was
here on Friday of last week to lay in a
stock of provisions. He was accom-
panied by Hiram Budd, of the Cam
den Lime and Brick Company, and
Frank Scudder, also of Camden.
DIR. G. j. r. Miller was down last
Friday inspecting his cottags, which is
being raised and undergoing other i'm
provements.
Judge II. H. Voorhees, was in Mt.
Holly on Saturday presiding at a ses-
sion of the Burlington County Common
Pleas Courts for Judge Gaskill.
Orders taken for rubber stamps and
stencils, hardware and cutlery at Sea-
side Segar Store.
Edgar Charlesworth, of Elmer, came
down last night and Joined the JOUR-
NAL force of typos.
H. P. Summers and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Alfred Bartram were among the Phila-
delphians down on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Norcross are
happy over the advent of a little girl at
their house.
Charles s. Livezey came down Satur-
day evening to attend the Board of
Trade meeting, stopping at the Fen
wick.
A new pool tournament will begin
next Monday at the Seaside Segar
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. P. Rudolph returned
from their wedding trip last night.
Evans G. Slaughter is one of the very
few who W a sleigh on the island.
He and Mrs. Slaughter enjoyed the
sleighing Monday afternoon.
, 1905-02-01
THE MID. WINTER DAYS
|AT WILDWOOD. BY. SEA
The Railroad Station Not to be
Removed. Those Who
Come and Go
BITS OF NEWS

A report was circulated last week
that the West Jersey and Seashore
Railroad Company contemplated NOV
ing the Wildwood station to Anglesea
and the erection of an elegant new sta
tion on the North Wildwood tract at
Twenty-seeond street, thus leaving the
business portion of Wildwood without
a station. Our people became much
exercised over the matter and letters of
protest were written to superintendent
Lowell, who has replied that the COM
pany contemplates no such move
Mayor Baker received a telephone mes
sage yesterday from Mr.. Lowell to this
effect, and Mr.. Ryan has received "a
letter with the same assurance.
During the past year and a half
Baker Bros. have sold lots to over 500
different individuals. One of the re-
cent purchasers is the Consul General
of Turkey, at Washington, d. c., who
bought two lots.
Douglas High Cut Shoes for cunning
and outdoor use, $500. Ryan's Ba-
zaar.
Mrs. Frank Sheppard has had a very
tedious time during her recent illness.
She has improved SO as to be down
stairs during the past few days.
The JOURNAL was wrongly informed
loot Waoz in tho stufauuant that Choa
l.. Sites had the contract to paint the
Hotel Sheldon. The work is being
done by Mr.. Todd and his men from
Camden.
Pure sweet cider at Seaside Segar
Store.
Franklin Owen and family have
moved from Kirkwood, Camden county,
into the Ivy cottage on Oak venue
which they have rented for a year.
About nineteen years ago Mr.. Owen
lived at Holly Beach, where he carried
on contracting and built a number of
houses for the late Mr.. Ober.
Mrs. VIM. H. O'Keefe, of Philadel-
phia, is spending two weeks in Wild
wood, stopping at Willard Hall. Mr..
O'Keefe was down over Sunday.
Extra value in lace curtains at 81 per
pair. Lace door panels 29c. and soc.
Swiss curtaining 10 and 15c. Read our
adv. on page 5. Mech d Co. n
A little girl recently arrived TO glad
den the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J.
Mccormick.
Jean Aliens name is published in
the North American as one of the prize
winners in a puzzle contest which has
been conducted in that paper.
All the weekly and monthly maya
zines and periodicals at Seaside Segar
Store. \
}. Thompson Baker visited Vineland
and Philadelphia Monday and Tues
day.
The cold snap during the past week
lfoze up a number of water pipes.
Large Assortment of Fancy and
ionic Valentines ,Ryan's Bazaar
, 1905-02-01

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-Lot
90x100, fronting on proposed new
boardwalk. Furnished and unfur-
nished cottages for rent. Cheap lots
for sale, cash or on installment plan.
E. Yenney, real estate agent. Burke
avenue, Holly Beach. x
, 1905-02-01
THE WEEKS NEWS
FROM HOLLY BEACH
Those Who Come and Go.
A Column of Interesting News
Gathered From Over the Town.

A commission from the West Jersey
Presbytery consisting of Rev. DR..
Frank r. Brace, of Blackwood; Rev.
II. II. Gage, of Wenonah; Rev. Steiner,
of Millville; Rev. Heber H. Beadle and
Prof. Lyons, of the West Jersey
Academy, of Brldgeton, came to Holly
Beach yesterday and held a meeting
in the Presbyterian church, the object
of which, it is said, was to inquire into
the financial condition of the church.
The ministers We're dined at the home
of Mrs. Henry =. Ludlam.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
II. Stein died ON Monday and will be
buried at Cape May Court House this
afternoon.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Holly
Beach Preshy terrain church will hold
"a Martha Washington social in the
borough hall on Wednesday evening,
Feb. %. Refreshments, including ice
cream, cake, will be on sale. Tickets
will be sold at ten cents.
Much of the credit for the improved
mail service recently granted to Five
Mile Beach is due to Postmaster Fred
Meyer, who interested himself and
worked to bring about the result.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fielding and Mrs.
Elizabeth McCowen, of Philadelphia,
who are having cottages built here,
We're down yesterday.
aOliver BRIGHT is on the sick list.
A small child of Chris Scully was
found dead in bed last night.
, 1905-02-01
Large Variety Valentines at the
Wildwood Bazaar.

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. E. Gibson, who
own a fine house down on the Ottens
tract, recently spent a couple of enjoy
able days at the Hotel Royal.
The wharf and boat landing at
Mace's pier is to be rebuilt and about
500 feet of additional boardwalk will
be erected, so that many more yachts
can have wharfage accommodations
next summer. 1t is expected that
there will be several new boats added
to Anglesea's fleet of sailing vessels
next season.
Mrs. Mary Hand, who has been
spending sometime at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Corson, went
to Cape May yesterday to visit rela-
tives.
, 1905-02-01
Ryan'S Bazaar-the place for
Valentines, both fancy and comic

MTS. oamuel ~. SpenceI, WHO has
been i'll of Bright's disease, died at her
home in Holly Beach at 7.45 last night.
The body will be placed temporarily in
a vault at Vineland on Saturday.
The Holly Beach Borough Council
held its regular monthly meeting last
Wednesday afternoon while the biz
zard was in progress. Except paying
bills there was very little business trans
acted. The next meeting was fixed for
Tuesday evening, Feb. q.
Douglas High Cut shoes for cunning
and outdoor use, $500. Ryan's Ba-
zaar.
FOR RENT-A ID room house and
stable on Leaning Apply to
Charles Bridges, Holly Beach, N. J,
Lewis r. Stevens, Esq, referee in
bankruptcy, has given notice to the
creditors of Robert Wright that the
first meeting of the creditors of the said
Wright will be held at Cape May on
Thursday, February 9th, 1905, when
the creditors may attend, appoint "a
trustee. examine the bankrupt and
transact such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
Special value this week in mixed
wool suitings; were soc, now SOC. Read
our adv. on page 5. Mech q Co. <
A little girl recently arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Forcum.
The fire chief is receiving the congrat-
ulations of his friends.
Mr.. Owen, a carpenter, has moved
from Glassboro into a cottage on Youngs
avenue owned by Chas. A. Reynolds.
On Saturday afternoon, Feb. l1th.,
the Ladies Aid Society of the Holly
Beach Presbyterian Church will have
a sale of Sunday dinner delicacies at
the parsonage. Now's your chance to
get something good for your Sunday
midday meal.
Rev. T. S. Rush, formerly pastor of
the Holly Beach Presbyterian Church,
accompanied by a small son, was here
yesterday. Mr.. Rush is o living at
Laurel Springs, Camden county where
he conducts a printing office. Every
other Sunday Mr.. Rush comes down to
preach in the Green Creek Presby-
terrain Church.
, 1905-02-01
ANGLESEA'S BUDGET OF
DOWN-TO-DATE NEWS
YOUNG BUSINESS MAN MARRIES
Postmaster Buck Sells His Bust
ness. Handsome Residence
to be Erected at 23d Street

Allen r. Grace our popular young
grocer, surprised his friends here on
the island by going and getting mar
ried at Goshen last Wednesday night.
The bride is "a Miss Bright who resided
at Goshen. The JOURNAL extends
congratulations to the couple.
Postmaster Jason Buck has sold his
store property and grocery business to
Harry Wood, of Dover, N. j., a son-in-
law of Charles Wagner. Mr.. Wood
will relinguish his trade as an iron
moulder and take over the business on
April |. In the meantime Mr.. Buck
will finish the Improvements already
commenced on che property, which
was recently moved to its present loca-
ton on First avenue.
Architect John T. Windrim, of Phil
adelphia, has completed plans for a
handsome house to be erected at the
corner of 23d and Pennsylvania ave-
nues for V. E. Archambault, Jr., a re-
tired Philadelphia business TAI The
house will contain about fifteen rooms
and there will be five bath rooms. The
style of the house will be that of the
old Colonial. Brannan d Goslin and
Borough Clerk Harry S. Hewitt, of
Holly Beach, are bidding on the work,
which includes a barn and the fixing
of the grounds in a handsome manner.
The total cost will be in the neighbor-
hood of $50, 900. After a glimpse at the
plans the JOURNAL nan is of the
opinion hat this property will be by
far the most elaborate and handsome
of any heretofore erected on Five Mile
Beach.
, 1905-02-01
INDEX
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WILDWOOD News PAGE l
HOLLY BEACH NEWS |
ANGLESEA NEWS |
Boy [sToRY] Al
HUMOR AND Philosophy" 5
MY LADY'S RIDE 4
WHEATON WILL CASE s
STAGE Folks 6
MISS MAXWELL'S HEART /" 8
New-York tribune., 1905-08-21
CROWD BETWEEN TRAINS.
Three Hurt When Fifty Were
Caught on Small Platform.

Mcdonald. Penn, Aug 20.-Hemmed in a
narrow platform between two trains at the sta
ton Of the Panhandle Railroad on Saturday
night, three Of q crowd of fifty were seriously
injured and number Of others are suffering
from the shock Of the panic and crush caused
by the accident.
The three persons injured by being crushed
bstween an eastbound freight train and the
crowded platform are Miss Lulu Nesbit, foot
hanged and later amputated. body bruised;
william Harper. twenty years old. struck in
back, two deep gashes near the spinal column,
BODY bruised and internally injured, and Sam
uel II Ridau. Of Williamsburg. arm crushed and
Bruised about body.
The injured standing with the crowd
awaiting an eastbound passenger train on a
small platform which separates the passenger
lrack from a freight siding. AS the passenger
ualn drew up q freight train ran on the siding
sld caught the crowd between the two trains.
ne freight was not seen by the people, ana
nose who standing near the edge OF the
platform near the siding were struck by the
height train
New-York tribune., 1905-08-21
NO MORE CONCESSIONS.
The Japanese, Ho7ceUer, Still Hope
fuI for Peace.

'CFrom Special Correspondent The Tribunej
Portsmouth. y. H., Aug. 2O.-Unofficial in
formation has reached members of the Russian
delegation here TO the effect that at council of
state held at PeterhOf it was finally decided that
the Russian plenipotentiares should not be per-
mitted TO make any further concessions TO the
Japanese demands. Official confirmation of this
decision has not yet reached the Russian en-
vOys and NJ. Witte declares that he has received
no instructions whatever from ST. Petersburg.
1t Is lntimated moreover, that in the light or
NJ Whites last communication TO his govern
ment there may in the opinion of Count Lams-
dorff, be no necessity of communicating TO the
Russian ENJOYS the decision of the council OF
state. an absence of instructions being equiva-
,ont IN an expression of approval of their pres
ent attitude.
II is learned tonight that the President dlu
nor invite Baron Rosan TO Oyster Bay for the
,,,r,,oso of submitting any definite proposition
LOOKING to the dissolution of the existing dead
loc, hut on the contrary. for the sole purpose
% acquiring nj first hand definite Information
roo, rding the status of the negotiations. The
ro,,ort that the President urged upon the Rus
.,on Ambassador the righteousness of further
resisting Japan's demands and the futility or
continuing the war is also deprecated thoueh
definite information regarding what passed be-
tr.en the President and tue Ambassador is
withheld. That the President sent felieitous