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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-14
Provides For
Taggart Children

WOOSTER. Ohio. Oct. 1t-ludge
Eason has decided 10 leave Elmofe
r. TaEEart. ir. in the custody of
his mother In this city. The elder.
Charles Culver. may go with his
-7ssr&aFa 10 C4s&EnhEs barracks. The
Judge said the boys VIZ -rrS<a2ln ~
the custody OF the court at present.
hat that arrangements would be
changed at any time the court sees
fit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-14

one Of which. "'rhe Boss Oak
for wood or coal, We show on this
page. We challenge comparison with
any heater sold IN Seattle for eeon-
omy durability. simplicity. effici-
sncy and Low PRICE We'll win
every time.
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1905-11-23
Miscellaneous.

Chester Packer, son OF p. Hall Pack
err. of Sea Bright, sailed Wednesday
for a mouths tour of England, France
and Germany.
1t is limited that Monmouth Beach
will either incorporate as a borough OF
unite with Sea Bright before another
season rolls around. De6uite acTion, il
is said, will be made after the begin u
ming Of the new year.
Mayor Frank L. Ten Brock, of AS
bury Park, is critically i'll ut his home
with pneumonia. Mayor Ten Brock,
it seems, has not fully recovered from
his attack of illness last spring.
H. w. Grubb. of Trenton and A.
Crawford, of Slackwood, returned
home Friday night from four days
hunting in Ocean county and they
had so much game that it could only
be carried between them on long
pole. In all, they shot IS heads, COM
posed of rabbits, quail, woodcoek,
and grouse. The greater part Of the
wasgame rabbits.
DIR. Fl. H. Pemberton and Sidney H
Van Dyke returned Friday from a
weeks hunting trip at Cape Hatteras,
N. c. They bagged eight wild geese.
The Doctor and Mr. Van Dyke spent
some time in Norfolk and Elizabeth
City. They returned by the Old Do
ininion Line on the steamer Princess
Anne.
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1905-11-23

The efforts of a number of the pu-
pills and teachers of high schools i'll
this county were crowned with sue
cess Thursday when the represen-
tatives OF seven of these schools met
in the Neptune High School build
ing immediately after closing of the
teachers institute session and formed
The seven schools represented We're:
Atlantic Highlands, Matawan, Red
Bank, Chattle, of Long Branch; As
bury Park, Neptune, of Ocean Grove,
and Manasquan. The Keyport
High School sent a delegate.
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1905-11-23
CHRISTMAS MUSIC.

The Piano, most acceptable
gift. Now that Christmas is so
near at hand we offer one of the
incest gifts obtainable for any
person or household on exceed
ingly low terms of
81 FER WEEK.
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1905-11-23
Skidmore Won.

The case of Andrew J. Soaring as
w. J. Harrison, trustee, and Frank
Skidmore, both of Lakewood, was
tried and argued before Vice Chancel
lor Grey at Camden last week and de-
cided in favor If defendant H. H.
Waipright was counsel for complaint
ant and l. w. Carmichael and 5. G..
Cowart were solicitors and counsel for
defendants. The action was brought
by Soaring to recover an acre OF land
which he claimed Skedmore had prom-
ised to convey to him for services
rendered.
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1905-11-23
MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS USE!!
Looking Ahead.

IMPORTANT NOTICE: If you
want to go into new business this
Fall and Winter that requires no
risk or capital, easy work, NO CAN
WASHING, and actually taking but
an hours time each day, send us
SO 90 for our Famous Family Rose
and Shrub Collection which retais
through agents for So, to be shipped
this Fall or next Spring as you pre-
fer, and we will send you Free, sup
plies and instruction to start New
mail business in your own home.
Ladies can do the work in leisu
hours rs we'll as gentlemen. We have
already started hundreds in other
sections that begun Early to provide
for Xmas money, who had returns
come in THE SECOND WEEK.
Our new plan is not patented nor
copyrighted. it is attractive and alb
solutely certain to return you in
every mail a handsome profit from
this pleasant work. There is moth
ing TO risk, we give you IS. worth of
selected roses for $500 and furnish
supplies Free to start q new mail.
business that you will enjoy through
the long Fall and Winter months
State if you wish the collection
sent this Fall or next Spring. Upon
receipt of your reply and remittance,
the supplies will be sent you at once,
AND WE WILL ALSO SEND YOU
ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES WITH
OUT FURTH Err COST AS SOON AS
THE LAST LOT is EXHAUSTED
AND AS LONG AS YOU WISH TIC
CONTINUE IN THE BUSINESS
Address, The N. b. Chase Company
/ Newark, New York.
Our reference, The Arcadia Nat
onal Bank, Newark, N. Y.
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1905-11-23
81 FER WEEK.

These Pianos are strictly high
grade and have reached many
points of superiority over all other
Pianos. Why then don't you give
this proposition your sincere
thoughts, consider the terms the
lowest ever offered and during
your Christmas shopping tour
give us call and we will demon
strate to you that our liberal cred
it system will install one of the
handsome new uprights in any
home at
81 PER WEEK.
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1905-11-23
Object of Elections.

Miss Lola Hendrickson, teacher at
White Grove schoolhouse, about two
miles from Adelphia, had an election
in her school on election day. The
votes cast showed Republican
majority Miss Hendrickson then ask
ed what elections were held for, and
money.
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1905-11-23
G. A r. Honors for Senator Neyius

Henry M. Nevius, Prosecutor of the
Pleas of Monmouth county, has been
honored by Comnander-in-Ch Tan
her, of the Gran nd Army of the Repub-
lie. Mr. Nevius, who is a member of
Arrowsmith Post, of Red Bank. and a
past department commander, has been
appointed member Of the commits g
Oh pensions.
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1905-11-23
K. of p. Supper.

The annual supper was given oy
Adelphia Lodge, Knights OF Pythias
at their Castle Hall, on "Wednesday,
evening of last week. Rev. Davld
johnson, of Trenton, was present anu
delivered an address. w. j. Camp
bell, of Manaiapan, also read. rue
supper was heartily enjoyed.
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1905-11-23
Dainty Foods
Demand It

TN EVERY Receipt that calls for cream
= of tartar, soda, or baking powder, use
the Royal Baking Powder. Better results
will be obtained because of the absolute
purity and great leavening strength of the.
Royal. 1t will make the food lighter,
sweeter, of finer flavor, more digestible and
wholesome. 1t is always reliable and uni
form in its work.
Alum and phosphate baking powders
some of them sold at the same price and
some of them cheaper-will make neither
dainty nor wholesome food.
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1905-11-23

General Quincy O. Gilmore, com
mander of theSecond Brigade, Nation
alEGuard, has resigned as instructor
general of the Northumberland because
of i'll health His successor will be a
regular army officer.
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1905-11-23
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.
Visit of an Old Pastor.

A sacred song service will be con
Quoted in the Marlboro Baptist church
by Rev G. E. Romine, the well known
evangelist, on Thursday evening,
Nov. 23Id. Free to all. Mr.. Romine
was ordainedfn Marlboro Nov. 23rd,
1862
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1905-11-23

A big founder was washed up on
the shore at Long Branch on Sunday
and was picked up by Carl ]. Dietz,
of Red Bank. The fish weighed seven
pounds. Mr.. Dietz had been spending
the day here with his sister Mrs. Col
morgan.
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1905-11-23
FARMINapALE.

Wesley Horner, of Maxon, spent
Monday here.
VIM. Lutz spent last Thursday in
New York City.
james Hall purchased the resi-
dence known as the DR.. Disbrow
house from Henry Clausen last Satur-
day.
Mr.. Pearson Bennett, of near Tin
ton Fails, was the guest Of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. BENZ. Matthews, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grandin who recently
removed from here to Manasquan
have returned and are occupying the
Henry Cottrell house on Maple ave-
nue..
Miss Mary Yard will resign her po-
sition as school teacher of the Jersey
vile School as soon as the Board can
procure one to fill the vacancy.
Some malicious persons destroyed
the street lamp in front OF Geo. Brow
er's exchange Office last Sunday
night. Mr.. Brewer will prosecute the
offender as soon as he can be found.
Flank T. Allaire is charging his
butcher shop.
James Hunter, of New York City,
was sojourning in this vicinity last
Saturday and Sunday.
James Layton. of Asbury Park,
was the guest of Mr.. John r. Allaire
last Sunday.
More haste, less speed, land hast
en- slowly, Fare proverbs born OF ex-
perience that some things can't be
hurried without loss and waste. That
is specially true of eating. The rail-
way lunch habit. five minutes for re-
freshments, lis q habit most disastrous
to the health. You may hurry your
eating. You can't hurry your di-
proper time for this important func-
ton is the beginning OF sorrows to
many u busy man. When the tongue
is foul. the head aches, when there
are sour or bitter risings, undue full
ness after eating, hot t1ushes, IT.
ritabiity. nervousness, irresolutlon,
cold exit entities. and other annoying
symptoms, be sure the stomach and
organs OF digestion and nutrition
have broken down." Nothing VIII
re-estaDIsh them in active nealthy
operation so quickly as DIR. Pierce s
Golden Medical Discovery. 1t strength
ems the stomach. nourishes the nerves,
purifies the blood, and builds up the
body. 1t is a strictly temperance
medicine containing no alcohol or
other intoxicant.
Given away. DR.. Pierce's great
work, The Peoples Common Sense
Medical Adviser is sent free on receipt
of stamps to pay mailing only Send
q one-cent stamps for the paper
covered book, or 81 stamps for clotq
binding, to Dr. r. V Pierce, Buffalo,
N. Y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-14

hAt'AN = hu ~ hbNtttt
Anourb peroen uHe 8erionen unb &5rper'
Der Staot Baltimore Elm Sef6dft betreiDen, fit
lpeI6es Die @rbebung elmer GtaatSs2ieen5 ers
iuroerli6 1T. auiaeforoert. an ooer nor benz
criten Snge bes Minnats Mai D. 5. cine 2tcena
3I loicIl ODER oieielbe 81 erileitern.
Sine Xerfllnnib Der @rnelerlitta tbrer 9ts
cen6 big 5unl eriten Sage oes Mpuats Wiat b.S.
bon Geitcn bon 9%erionen, Die ieBt fol6e 9es
Lbdfte betreiben, pirp ~oieieIbeil elmer Seloftrn'
le unterperfet.
Sn uebereinitimmine nit benz sc. glrtiieI,
40. mo SO. NbfhHitt oes 9ooer Der augenieis
men 5ifentli6en 8eiebe peroen gpplitanten fit
1raoerS' 2icen5e1 altgeioroert, in Beriou oors
AIfprebeII uno cine bef0poreile Nlga6e tibet
ben gSert6 beS bon benz ~beiaeterl gpplitanten
g~efitbrten ldgerS 81 flndbeIl. Sie Stcen3 miro
eempentib ausgeiteut iperoeu.
or. Ioam Seupert, Nfilar oeS Common
8Ieass@ eri6ts, miro I'M ino nab Wiuntag, ben
10. SlpriI 1905, 5lpiidet ben Stiinbeu bon 8
llbr 9urmiitngs bis 4 ubr NnbntittdaS, In feis
neIn 9iirenu i'm Groeefbob oes 8eri6tSeebihis
hes, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aur ausgabe bon
2icen5en bereit ieiH.
Gas GtlatssS erii6eruness 9epartement bon
MaruIano ipirb ant uto nab W.pnta9, ben /.
Qiai 1905, SpiTden ben Stnnoen bon 8 tlbr
&ormiitags bis 4 1tbr Ra6mittaaS, In feinelt
9ireaur, Nr. 900. Nrterimnsguiloing. @aliis
mores uno Gnlt1sStrnbe, 5lr 8erulsgabung
bon idbrli6en Observation-Disclosures
berelt tetn.
GGeriif bon Baltimore.
(gpriIt .4.G,s. t0.t .13,15.1S go 90, 25,27,29l
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Befanntmadlungen.

gGe 2eihcrbrtntter uno Mititenteu uun Sci.
henbeitattern, bic IN ibreu @eihditeu In Der
Staot Baltimore tbntig iilo, luerbeu biermit be-.
ii6nng UUu acknowledgements laut eiuer Ntte
Der Wlar0lanber 8eieBgc6ung ant 1. Wai 1905
erlbidei peroct, mn I'M Sale elmer 9ticbters
l%Guerilng ~oericl6e1 am ooer Dor obieem Satum
iliChtig erlldrt meroeH. ' glpplifatiuuen nm 9rs
ueuerungen miiiieH bel Dem Sefretdr 6. Maoi.
inn WiitdlCii in oeiieH Niiredu. 9tr. 1891, gSeiis
Sa0eiiesS iraBe. duI Ooer nab oieiem Datum
bis sum I, Diai 1905. 3ttihen g mo 10 ll9r
Sormittaee. mo bon ~ bis 20 ubr gbenos
cinaereiht neroen.
2m g%tuitraee Der GtHnt5. 8eb6roe Der Sci.
6enbeitatier
(ge5.( 3obH y. spence, 9rdf.
(gnriIt41S on
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Miinitcrbera blei6t.

Gdmbrio9e, Moii, 10. april.
Yrofeiior Sugo Miinlterbera,
Irofeiior ser @ip6ologie al Der Sor-
poro. llniperiitGt, tbeilte Der ngiio,
ciirten Ereiic" geltern abeno nit,
bob er Die gerufung oui Den 2ebr-
Ittbl fir Gbiloiopbie uuo Yipdo-
logic Ser rniperiit6t aonigsberg in
0eutihlano ~obgelebnt babe. Der
antrog iuar Srn. Wtiiniterbere Dor
elmer @ode 5ugefommen; feline Ib-
lebnung erfolgte g~eitern per 8obel.
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9epartemcut fir 6iieutliGe eiderbeit gauteu
Separtcment oee 0e61uoe- Snipettur.
NiirrnuS. Matbbnua.

VAIL o. e, 0en II. Nprtl 1908,
Soroerlngsa9 lnqehute iGr ole Srridtunq zines
glubaues Sum @ebGltoe or Shule Jir. 80 an oer
gtorooitsSde non 9tortbsgoeHue li1o QSufbin9s
tpnsStrdBe fir ben MnOur uno Stuotrat6 bon
Baltimore, uno lpel6es bon Der 9eb6roe Der
Shuls9 onGtlilidre belubt meroen iou, lueroen
uofi Dem oNparo OF snarbs" Der Staot 81ltis
more entgegeu aeiIontllet.
Sorherlinass9lnaebUte iHilieH in berftegelteu
observation-disclosures init Der Aorefe oes BOARD
Of @purbs," am ooer Dor Dem ~. 9pril 1905,
@urmtttaae II ubr, bel benz Ct tsMeaiftrator.
@rlt. 0drrD 3. 9oOper. In oeiier 8iireuu I'M
Ratbbauie eingerei0t %iucrben. 9riefuml6ldee
uliliieu nit Der arUi6riit D9iOs for 30. 30
Sdooi 0uute" Oertebelt ietn.
Seoe5 SoroeruHgSs9 tngebnt nnuB bon eiienI
beQInubigier Gbed in Der 9pbe bon $500. 5abla
bar an ben Wtanor INTO StaotratD bon 8nlti-
more, bealeitet iein.
BON Dem eriolarei6en AnGeboiIteQer miro Die
Steliug elmer d~nnebmbdren Siirgffuft, lpie I'M
Stantse barier be5iieli6 9ontrGft burgef1rieben,
Oerlangt. s
8Idne ltn6 Spe5tfifationen 'i1rnen i'm @iireau
ocs SebhnoeRS nfpeftor5' nab beHt'v139 igtprif
1905 eiHgelebeH meroen.
Die 9cb6roe bebdlt it6 haS 9iebt Dor, iraeno
ipel6e ooer ale MH9ebote III berperfen.
Golunro .. Hreitnn,
@ebdlioes Srfpetfor.
@cftdiigt:
6. Slab Simanus,
YrGiioent Der COMMUNICATIVE.
@prilt3,t ii, t5,17,1S,19 ,20,2 1,22,2 4)
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StaSt Baltimore.
Meaiitrirte Stinmaeber.

9}od oett Observation-Disclosures Der
StnotS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. be.
Limit lid ole 3obl Der itimmbereG-
tigtcn @iirgcr olti 120,40t, Die, mic
iolQt. oitf Die beri1icoencn @aros
p~ertbcilt iin0:
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@clOicnOnnGcn mad 9cntidiunS nnO
Gcltrcid

3u "a Gents pro Morf uno 20h
GentS pro &rone. @orto ertro.
@edieI ail8geItcltt uuf ollie EbeiIe
ser @elt. 9iGige Gdiff8fortcn Don
llnb nod 9cittidlon0. z beo. $.
9tener3I &c 0, tf4i8 It-Sering,
ton.Str.e i3iMmer Nr. g. $780,
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mem 2e~bcnsnbeno unS ipe3iel III iei-
her Iebten aronf6eit Die bette &iIege
SIT G1eil meroen IieB, binterldBt er
nod cine Sdmeiter, 6rau Is. o..
Mtidel.
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scftdtiat:


YrdiIoent Der G0ntrnlibeb6toe
(Iprilt3 ,tl,t5,17.1S,19,20.21,2 2,24)
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GpiritnoIen-G ~itensen.
spiritnOIen . 2icens . gpplitatiunen.

garean Der epirituuien +. 2icen5 5 Gummitare
3intnler BOG, 9erid1tsge6Guoe.
Die nabgennnnten l%SerioueH BADEN 9etitioner
tar etne Gnnrtailss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uum 4. Mai
1908 uIl eingereidbt ole Sreitng, ben 2S. Npril,
10 ubr 8orlrtittags. in 8eratbulg ae3oeen luer'
Den. Rrpteite uiiiien Dor ~ ubr Wtittlgs am
S0nneritng, ben y. 9tpril, eiuqerei6t meroen.
Yruteits 5ormulaue f0Hnen Cuenn gefpiiutDD
ali Sriuben III oieiem Uiireau erlaugt iUer0el.
Qlleu y. 0uWnro,
9rdIioent,
9ernaro @ieienielo,
6pparo &. 8raccu,
TAvrHYtFTaFa
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8aufrGuber i'm Snoiana.

Gbernbusco, Sno., 10. Ipril.
- SebS unbefanmte 8anoiten
~iprengten 6eute iriib Die Spinbe in
Sseor 8anop & Cos Gripatbatf ba.
bier uno ronbten $500, 6ron @ane
op, Satin oes in Der 0dbe mobnens
Den Chefs ser 9ontfirma, pelbe in
Solge Der grploiion berbei elite,
muroe bon einem Der Rduber burb
Eeinen SduB am Ioden perpnnoet,
ieood ni6t tobtlib. sus nod onoere
9iirger 5riammenliefen, entfloben
Die 3ollber in cinem 9ugep in Der
&idtung bon Sunterton. @anop
uro mebrere anbere 9iirger perfoIa-
tcn iie in cinem gutomobil.
Gin inert 10 Ii + 5 / q e r
oglib." 6rou (ein Manuifript
qnf Dem Gult Ieienb): .0ieier Sc
oanfenblis lit Dir porsiislid gellln.
Egen." 20 driititeaer: sd bah audi
brei Gage oariiber nadeeoodt.~
frsssdis y 0s Sort. DOL InmstG ssauttHah
ss:;s 3,MZkzx
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9irtbmr ~. Mpbipm,

Ut. TT, 7VnItllturf-S ffaNt.
EaiIagc . Nota7iats . 8clomedicl.
Bureau. S6iifSfortcn fir ollie
Camper 2inicn. NciicpGiie, @edicl,
8eIOmediel nno @-loienbunocn
(Gpril4. 49,
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Gcnnu's iciu acr0itctc Gnficcs

mcroen in allen StaottbeiIen BON
Baltimore ucrfauft. Die p~orsiialid,c
GuoIitGt ulo m1Biacn Erciic motcu
pieielbcp 9er46Su b%eriibmt., "a,
6 9;acnnn GOs shsc, aafiecy 3mdcr.
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barren @CNl'5ef'
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W''l.FlIoS3En Ce2 SI'a'i98E''S pe'"",
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$50 IIls ~ gu ptt'pF:l' ISs!n
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