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KILL MORE

Bucharest, Nov. 15.-Advices
received late Tuesday night from
Bessarabia tell of terrible massa-
ctes of Jews throughout all that
section, the number killed and
wounded amounting to thousands.
Not in many years have such tales
of terrible outrages reached here
and the feeling is general that
every Jew in the district will be
killed before the month is out UNI
less they are furnished with funds
to flee. the country.
At Danutzeria all the houses in
the Jewish quarter were demolish-
ed. murder committed and
women outraged. being after
wards put to death. The leaders
Of the Jews and the rabbis were
soaked with petroleum and
burned to death. in the streets and
in the presence Of an enormous
multitude.
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CONTEST NOTICE.

Department Of the Interior, United States
Land Office at Dickinson, Nd. October U,
1905. ~ ~. .. ~ $50; ai+g.@ -
sufficient contest a nRdavit having been fled
in this office by Edwin W. Swift II, contestants,
against; homestead entry No. l.. made duly
It'll, 1901; insU. s. land office; Dickin. on, Nd:
for the northwest quarter nwAl Of sec. "a,
twp. 1876 n, r 95 W., by eter S. Peterson,
contestees. in which it is alleged that thesseaid
Peter :. Peterson sndt. wholly abandoned+ratd
land: has failed to establish his actual bona
lde residence thereon or to cultivate same, as
required BY. law; that he has utterly tailed TO
comply withrthe$shomestead law;on s.id entry
and that uchfnilures It'll continue: aud exist,
and that said. alleged absence of said Peters
Peterson from said land was not due to HE
employment in the army, navy Or marine.
time of war, said partiessare hereby notified
to appear. respond and offer evidence touch
ing ,aaid allegation, at 10 O'Clock q: ms. on the
End dayofsDecember: 1905. before the Register
and Receiver at the United States. LandSOfi flee
in Dickinson. ND. ~ s@EG5 800
The said contestant, having, in a proper
affidavit filed Oct. Z. 1905. set forth facts
which show that after due diligence, personal
service of this notice cannot be made it il here
by ordered and directed that such notice sbo
given by dueandsproper pnbfications
iO-14.5t w: 4. MCCLURE Receiver.
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CONTEST


Department of the Interior, United States
Land Office at Dickingon,saN. D., Aug. oath,
1905.
A sufficient contest d fidavit having been fled
in thus office by Elton koberts.C Contestant,
,ust 2: 1904. for: 81 of ncA and eLaotaa l and 2,
sec. 6,,.twp: 1876 n. range 5 ". 5th P. M, by
Julie kleibI, Contested. in which it is alleged
that said Julie Klsibl. has never establi he'd
her residence m, said land and has abandoned
the same for more. than Fix mouths last past
and default still exists: and that said alleged
absence from; the said LAND was not due to her
employment in the army, navy or marine
corps Of the United States in time Of war,
s ssanop par snd of Are e Hiaens n toacsipg 20 eai app a;1e,
cation at 10 o'clock q. M on the ssth day Of
November, A.. D. 1905, before the Register and
Receiver at the United States Land Office
in Dickinson, N. D..
The said contestant having, in a proper aft
davit, filed Oct. 18th, 1906, set forth facts which
show that after due diligence personal service
Of this notice cannot be made, it is hereby Or
dered and directed TINT such notice be given by
due and proper publication in the Press at
Dickinson, NE.
10-21-5t w. A. MCCLURE, Receiver.
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CONTEST NOTICE.

Department Of the interior, United States
Land Office at Dickinson, N. D., September
18th, 1905
Asuficient contest afid avit having been filed
in this Office by Hugh Yates. ContestaDt,:
1904. for the sec. ii, twp l45 n. range 81 ":
9Th Pm, by Arthur j. Flynn Gonteetee, in
which 1t, is alleged that. said Arthur j. Flynn
andsand has abandoned the same Tor more than
six months last past, and defaultstill exists:
and that said alleged absence from said land
navy or marine corps OF the United Stairs in
tim. of war; said parties are hereby notified TO
appear; resnond and l,s Gffsr e evidence ik rect ta u tdng
before the R gister and Receiver at the United
states Lend Office in Dickinson N Z.
Thu said contestant having lin q proper af6-
davit. filed Oct. 18th, 1905. satforth facts which
show that after due diligence Rers.nal service.
of this notice cannot he, made it is hereby
ordered and directed hat suchsnotice be given
by due and proper pnhlioation.ss;:
10-21-5t W. .MccLURE, r.. ceiver.
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BA1Dll BADlN

pod h1ond couas from, had digeStiOn-
3au DlooI eS I;,1on hn% 1,;dSo1,SNa+.
bad stomach, a ilyer, oaa KidneysLag,
tended with oad, Ioui ,Dreatn; co%te44
tongue, bad taste, bad headaches, bad
anpetite and kindred symptoms. Bad as
thasa ali are. and serious as are the dis
on ~ ~ twh}ch thew Lad Dr P;erce's
eaSgs W nn"d;oai n;scoueru oomae IT, the
69ihen. Meuical p 81 tIasyo ~ bum res,, 10 +i my
ag,d1 ~;nv;eoratine STOMACH.; fiVER.
III 1Yt thesa oraans' n! eood order
- uGn1Ten Madfcai Hiscnvervn contains
mn - alcohol. opium OF other harmful
drugs; neither does it contain sugar or
syrup; which are injurious to some stom-
achs. Without any of these it retains its
pleasant taste and marvellous healing
Qualities in the most trying. climate.
D0h't@ let. a selfish medicine seller cheat
y0d out of your health by giving you a
substitute. He's only looking out for 2
larger profit, not forwyour good. Shun
/. him. Honest, unselfiSh dealers recon-
mend the uGOlden Medical Discovery"
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ISLE (. OF PINES. W',.Aa,N>IT1si,aTQ
,.n,.:~. BE"A REPUBLICS. a.

New York, Nov, IS: dis
patch from Havana says the resi-
dents of the Isle of Pines have
a declaration Of .independ.
enre and organized a: new govern
:n1ent as United, States terri
tory. Elections are being held to
select members. of the Legislature
totmeet next week: A dispatch
from Washington says the ad-
mintration will offer no en-
couragement TO the seceders.
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HOMEsTEA NORGE. .:ss

HOMESTEAD NOTICE. .:sss s:as.
Department OF ths Interior Ian. ofaice at
Dickinson, Nd, Noy.16,g 1895. ssssS.s
Notice is hereby giyenssthat3 the.fplloWing-
named settler has d1ed notice Of his iItenttohsto
make annlproof ,nsupporto o This claim and. that
and Receiver, q s.. Land office at Dickinson,
N. D.. on December Is stl905. VI 49, K
JoHAN*FoHsER. sss.ssxs .@
for the ~ Of the neA and ots ssee:s2
twp 13s n. + IS W, 18th p.sm.sSEas ssxsSr@%s& !
He names the following Witnessesl to prove shiss
cont nuous residence upqH,and cnitiYat0n OF
said land. viz: Ira Lawrence 3 Anthony r.
Reilly, O. e. Vinnedge. Martin Schiller. all OF
Gladstone. ND. = e5zA.s sAt.t y
1l-1s-6t IS. AsFERMs,. Register.
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Attest
State of*Nor,h Dakota, :,
C.-l N~--I 81
COMPUTATION NOTICE..

Department of the Interior, Land Office at
Dickinson, N. D., October 10th. 1905.
Notice is hereby. given that the following
named settler has. fled notice of her intention to
nuke commit d final prof in support OF her
before the Register and Receiver set the
United States land Office at .Aiskinss,assssfyfSspDDs.
DEC mi er Let, 1905 viz: s:s-E..sss s q
-. slCiRRIsTIA A. wfEssDN, 49, a s% !.
of.Mo,t, N. D., H. E. tNp.tD,
for the north east quarter l(net)s5Mft sec q, ffwp.
,134 n, +. 81 W.. 5th p m. 49, s'sf@ j. q
She names the follow ing witnesses to prove
Of said land; viz: Philip Mosher, of Mott. n.
Gale Rounds, of Mott. N. d., Charles
Kelly, Mott: M D Ray w. .Conklin,
io.i4.st A.G. McGtLI,yiAeAT, Regiiistsear:'s
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AInrIGE.oF RESTORATION OF PUBLIC

NToTIGEAOF RESTORATION OF PUBLIC
In lanhs tx. settlement. AAd entry Depart
mvnt Of Che Interior. qasnetaa Land Once, Oc-
tober %, 1905. Noiisesia hereby given that on
vacated ii orders Of Maychs3 and October 9.
1875, tor the withdrawatsf FOR irrigatinHT5 pnr-
posesin connection ithaaAtteSsB Tfento1
district, North Dakota, the sfoflowing described
lands: Townships one3ahundreii and forty-six
north, ranges one hundred and two and one
hundred and three wess:' 10Y" ship one hundred
one hundred and three, Inclusive; township
i uIdr red to1gyseight 9Etb,:ra1ge
1fnaty:nine to one dreda and two, INCLUSIVE;
and the same will. b ,subject 10 entry, filing or
seiectiohf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HRnAsdawssof the
UpitedS tatease,SJh esp S.Yah4 6ffica at Dickin-,
sen: :Nor!hss.n9aksotA III IS Bs 4E% alT;,f %sse1 A.,
ing Commissionen OF the General Land 0fice.
e. A MISUNDERSTANDING of the Interior.
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legal Notices:
oMEsTEADsNoTlCE

Department of the Interior, Land Office, at
Dickinson. N. d, Oct. Is. 1905.
Notice is hereby given that the fplnwing-nam-
ed ~Aettler has ILL d noticed her intention Il muke
said proof will H. made before til" Resister
and Receiver 9f the United States land Office
at Dickinson,s n D.,lann Decem bier !. 1906 wig:
GERTRUDE BARBIE,
widow ofsJohann Barbie, deceased,
for the swA sec:1iFTwp. 1877, N. Rge. % w 81
9Th P. M. $3.50 ss.sG.ss3s
She names the 70 lowing witnesses to prove
her contfnnous: residence nIeaaSand cultivation
top,aN. Ds.J0snIih Albresftg0f Richardton. n.
u. .sBer1ard sSStiner ofrRiohardton, N. D.,
George Sehroahnc of Dickiusen,}N. p. :aa.g
4. G ,{McGlhLIyRAlY sRegi. te y, !.
George.Anld, Atty. 10-2S-6t
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~ CONTEST NOTICE. 81 sS
Department sof, the Interiors United Suites
Land Office at Dickinson, N. 3D. Oetoters7,

AoAA OASS
40 :. ~. $780, -. S5.s -.
Asuaiciept. contest affidavit having been fled
in this: office by Town contestant. aRAiqht
at u. S :, Land, office at. Bismarck DH:for
nv Of seq and M Of swA: see. 8 ~. range
lis alleged that. entryman has not estai,Iished a
;residence on eaidland, and mas abandoned the
same for more than six months last past, and
has nor resided thereon nor cultivatedethe same
%aereauirsdb by law; and that said absence from
the land is not due to service insthea united
States army or navy. all of which delinquen-
'cies exist at date hereof; said parties are
hereby notified to appear, respond and offer
evidence touching said allegation. at 10 o'clock
a. M, on; December 6, 1905, before the Reg
iater ana Receiver at the United States Land
Office at Dickinson, N. D. -. s1:
The said conteetant. having, il 9 proper
Affidavit filed October 10. 1905, set forth facts
which show that after due diligence, personal
service Of this notice cannot he made. it ,ia
hereby ordered and directed thatsuch'notice be
iO-21.5t w A MCCLURE. Receiver.
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HOMESTEAD

Department OF. the InterieESsILand Office at
Dickinson, N. d.; Drts Al5;l905ts;F
Notice Is hereby givon that the following
namsdsset'ler. has fled notice Of, ibis intention't to
mike final proof in support Of. his calm, and
chat snid proof will he mad before. the Reg
lister aud Receiyanof Us:S sIaa n O1iceSat Dick
inson, N. D., on. Dec. 3. 1906, viz: .%.n.
ANDREW ,HUsHKA,
Of Dickinson, N. d., H. E. No. 1856,
for the sH nwh. nrA nwA and nwA neA, sec.
"a, twp 142 n. rge 81! Va 9Th z N
He names the. following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence nhnnf and cultivation of
esid land; viz. Faux Roth, .Lnkas Adam.ki.
Joseph. Hay,l, Bartholomew Adamskii, all OF
Dickinson, ND.
l0-2sl6t as A.C!: MoGILL1vRA Register.
The Dickinson press., 1905-11-18
LATE TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
MONEY IS TIGHT IN NEW
YORK.

Washington, Nov. 13.-TWenty.
per cent today was asked for
money on call in New York city
but Secretary Shaw authorizes the
statement that he MIL not csme
to the relief of the money market.
unless convinced bus ness ins.er-
ests suffer. He declares he will.
not come to relief Of speculative.
interest.
DAN PATCH E A HIS
OWN. RECORD AT MEM
PHIS:. 1. 80 !.
Memphis, Tenn:.Nov. 13.-Dan
Patch, the king OF harness horses,
paced a mile on the Memphis
track. today; to beat his own and
the worlds. record of 1904 with
out a windshield, and cut there
cord down a second and a quarter,
making the mile in 1:5S flat and
finishing strong and apparently
fully within himself. Two rum
ing horses, two sulki.s, paced
Patch. The weather vas perfect
and the track fast.
The fractional time IS as fol
lows: Quarter 80, half 80, three.
quarters .1:28A, mile 1888. The
time by quarters was: First 80:
second, :2e;, third, :29A; fourth;
E29A. This places Dan Patch al
the head of harness horses II
every style Of hitch +, and on tbs i
Ehalf mile as we'll as mile tracks.
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For Sale.

Nv. Hannafoird stfeet dwelling il is f fior
sale atsasharpaiiiii:sa = q . = = S;s4sS
s-27-tf E. L. ScoF1ELD.
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AT. vLAD1vosroK.

St. Pe'er burg. Nov. 15.The:
latest .advices rom Vladivostok
state that the mutiny there is now
under semi-coY troll, although the
danger is by no means over. The
Chin, Sc quarter was entirely de-
stroyed and the loss Of life re
psorrjed very large. Asstaf as can
be learned thes=trouble was similar
to that at Cronstadtr although:on
a much larger scales Tie troops
mut,nied be:ause of the unfit food
viii, h they were being served
With, and several Regiments
murdered their officers.
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SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
State Of North Dakota, In District Court,
County of Stark. 9th Judicial District.
Bernard Sersen, Plaintiff,
VS.
81 Katie Screen, Defendant.
The State OF North Dakota to thesaboRe named
Defendant:
You are hereby Summoned to answer the
complaint in the above entitled action, which ,s
fled in the office Of the clerk of the district
court of;the 9Th udicia1 District. in and for the
county of Stark and state of North Dakota, and
to s.rve q copy ofyour answer to the said CON-
plant on the subscrlbersAt their Office in city
thirty days after the service Of this Summons
upon you, exclusive. Of the day of::such service,
audih case Of Y0pr failure teappear or answer,
sjudgment.will besstaken aga,pst youNby default
Dated at Dickinson. NJ: c. November 1, 1905.
MCBRIDE &.RAKER,
rt1-116tS Plaintiffs Attorney Dickinson. ND,
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II. HYDE TELLS=OF
The BIG EQUITABLE
: o A ....:.*.
New York, Nov. 4.--.James III.
Hyde, former vice president. of
the Equitable Life; on the stand
today in.the insurance investiga-
ton, discussing the. I, mysterious
loan Of s6S5,ooo by the Mercantile
Trust company to the. Equitable,
said the money was used to buy
off inconvenient suits to purchase
Equitable. stock as it came into
the market and to make political
contributions. He said $4,000
was given republicans last cam
paign on request Of Henry5Cs;
Prick. q -. ~ -. !:
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z $50. 800 "a - Ia, - M. .
HOMEsTEA NOTICE.

Z Department OF, the Interior, Land Office at
Dickinson, N. d., Nov. II, 1905
named s,tler has filed notice of his intention to
make ffnat proof in support OF. his claim. and
said proof will be made before Register
q Recover u. s. Lana office at Dickinson,
ND on Dec. %, 1905, viz:
EMANUEL TRAUSKY JR.
Dickinson, N. d.
for the sell sec. 20, twp. 139 n. r.97 v. 5,p. m.
He names the fol pwingwitnessesfo prove his
continuous reridence upon, and cultivation of
said land vii! John Strausky,, Charles EI
Trssk, Joseph Ridl Jr., Joseph. Rid, all of
11-ls6t 8. M. FERRIS, Register.
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RUSSIAN PROSECUTION OF
THE JEWS GROWS WORSE
: DAILY. HORRIBLE OUT
BREAK OCCURS IN RU-
MANIA WHERE MEN ARE
SATURATED WITH OIL
AND BURNED--OTHER
St. Petersburg, Nov. 15.-It is
learned from a high source that a
ukase will be issued possibly to-
night whereby a large portion of
the imperial domain, which covers
almost a third of Russia, and
which at present is the property
of the emperor and grand dukes,
will be given to peasants.
The Dickinson press., 1905-11-18
RAILROAD LABOR ELE2,
MENT AGAINST RAtTlsE
LEGISLATION.

Washington, Nov I4.-An earn
estprotest wasamade to the presi-
dent today against the proposed
railway rate legislation. The3pro-
test was made by representatives
Of FIVE great labor. organizations
connected with railroading. The
Engineers, hremen, conductors,
s,witchmen and train i men. de
clared such legislation logically
meant reduction Of rates and c. n
sequent reduction of wages.
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HOMESTEAD NOTICE.

Department Of the Interior, LandSs0 flee at
Dickinson, M D.. November /, 1862.
; Notice is hereby given that the following-
named settler has. filed notice of. hill Intention to
make final proof III, support of his claim. end
thatssaid proof will be made before the Regis.
tel n Receiver of the Unitedsstates LsId OF
ice atSDickiinson Nd on December It'll, 1905
VIZ:
~ GUY v. JlNCKs, -
of,Taylor, N. D., H. F. No. 10, 7e4s
;;Eo !, TIE hes ssN A ef sec. 2, in xRs seae Qs d s.sletlsx !
HE, names the, following witnesses tS!srFtNY his
continuous residence upon, and$ saltfyAtttpn of
IL. G. stoxen, Ed. Engbretson, all ofsTaylor,
M vi .: -.
11-4-6t SIN. FERRIS. KeglSte.s
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BOMBS FOUND.

Odessa, Nov. IS. While the
Russian compan s steame Rus
STA. rom Batoum. vas un oading
yesterday after Don the aut; ORR
ties became suspicious of the corr
tents of 100. cases viii h we're
abroad. Upon .inve tiga ion they
were found to contain sbombs,
revolvers. cartridg :, alarge num-
Der Of double-edg d Caucasian
daggers and >teer. dangerous
weapons.
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SHOOT BacK.

St. Petersburg, Nov. M
ter Of Marine. Admiral Birileff, t
IS +, ported upon excellent
authority. has sent wors' to the
commandant at thv ma y yard at
.Cronstadt to- nave all who par
ii ipated in the recen mutiny ex-
ecuted, if possible. To t is the
sailors have EN- back word that
for every one Of their number
killed they will shoot an officer,
beginning with the m n st r of
marine himself.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-11-01
Church, Notices

FIRST BAPTIST CHuRcu REv. FRAN
els l.. CnuReH, Pastor.
Sunday, Nov. 5th.
1890 Inst in series on The Goth
Century Church. Topic, ~ Mission
AIRY Church.
Lords Supper aud Reception of
members at the close.
2:t5 Sunday School, plans nearly
completed FOR Sunday school orches-
ira. Special attraction each Sunday.
80 Good Citizenship Rally. Topic
why the City Party Should Win.
Special Musical Programme both
vocal and instrumental. An enthusi-
astie meeting is anticipated.
Tuesday Nov 1870. How to bring
II Revival. will be the topic.
Thurs, Nov. ?. Union Gospel
Meeting Presbyterian church. Cos
pei Duets. All urged to come.
Friday $3.50 JuniorC T. A familiar
talk by the Pastor.
4:3O. Conference of boys looking to
reorganization of Boys y. NJ. G.. A
7:80. Senior G. T.. Attendance
contest on. Losers this month pro
vide the next G. f, social for the win
ners.
CENTENARY NJ. T.. CHuRcH-RFv.
FREDERICK b. HARRIS, Pastor.
The Rev George II. Harris will nd
minister the Sacrement at close of the
morning service.
Evening service Mt ;:30 o'clock
Sermon by Rev. George Il. Harris.
Mr.. CARMEL BAPTIST Church REV.
Il. NJ. JOHNSON, Pastor,
We hope to have joyful day Sun
day, Nov. 3, 1909. TO- a general coy
enant meeting to be led by Rev. l..
o. Jones and Mrs. B. Young. At9.30
ordination service, chief speaker,
Rev. ID. S. Klugh, ID. d., charge to
the church by the Rev. +. l.. Church,
of this city. Prayer by Rev. T.. d.
Grawley, of Pennington, n. j., hand
of Fellowship by Rev. j. A. White, Of
Trenton. Lords Supper administer
ed by the pastor, Rev. II. NJ. johnson.
80 p. NJ, prayer meeting led by
Mrs. l.. O. Jones. preaching at 8
o'clock by Rev. w. H. Taylor, of Eliz-
abeth
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-11-01
IN A PERSONAL WAY.

DR.. Robert Click, of Lansdaie, Pa,
visited relatives here ON Sunday last
DR.. L. c. Williams has been visit.
ing his brother DIR. Chas. Williams III
Washington, n. ].
The Rev Francis L. Church attend
ed the Baptist State Convention hel d
at Elizabeth last week.
Miss Lille Whyte, of Elizabeth,
visited her parents in this city over
Sunday.
Leslie Booker, a student of Prince
ton University has been visiting r A.
Montgomery.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William II. WiImot
have returned from an extended trip
III Pittsburg end Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Folkner have
been taking driving trip through
Northern New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Lloyd Brooks, of
Bogota, \. j spent Sunday with Mrs.
Brooks parents, Colonel and Mrs. r.
b. Reading.
Dir. Chas. NJ. Williams of Washing
ton, \. ]. visited his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. s. Williams of this city ON
Wednesday last. He was accompanied
by his daughter Mary Francis who
will remain with her grandparents
for Il short time.
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SIOCKI ON

Mrs Ida MacCullen, of Philadelphia,
is spending few weeks at the home
of Mrs, Hannah A. Fell, of Centre
Bridge.
William u. Wilson, of Trenton, was
IA recent visitor at the home of his
father, Jacob X. Wilson, of Sergeants-
Vile.
Miss May J. Hopper, of Rosemont,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Edward
Shepherd, of Sergeantsville.
Mrs Rachel Nnn Dolah and Miss
Ollie Rittenhouse, of Rosemont, re-
Gently entertained their brother and
his wife, Mr.. aud Mrs. Newton b.
Rittenhouse.
William ID. Wilson, of Rosemont,
has erected "A large granite monument
on the plot of William Coates, in the
Sandy Ridge cemetery
Mr. aud Mrs. Frank Whitlock. of
Grover, were recent visitors of Mr..
aud Mrs. Theodore S. Moore of South
Main street.
Mrs. Elizabeth lawshe has sold her
household goods at public sale at her
residence on Bridge street.
DIR. and Mrs. Isaac s. Borts, former
residents Of this place, are spending
few days at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Rockafelow, of North
Main street.
Mrs. james $. Moore, of south
Main street, is spending II month with
friends at Orange.
William l.. Dobbins, of Trenton, is
spending several days with his son,
William l.. Dobbins, Jr., at Ser
geantsviIle
Miss Fannie Green, of Rosemont,
has been spending few days with
her sister, Mrs. kensel Reading, of
Sergeantsvlle.
Mr. aud Mrs Judson J. Rittenhouse
Of Sergeantsville, have returned from
visiting at the home of Mrs. Rtten-
houses sister, Mrs. William Seryis,
Of Trenton.
William Bellrose and family have
moved from Mrs Mary Buchanan s
house Oak Dale. to the William Sharp
place at Sandy Ridge.
Fred Miller. of East Orange, has
been spending a few days with his
family near Centre Bridge.
Mrs. Herman Fisher aud son Her
vey were recent visitors at the home
of Mrs. Fishers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Moore, of Trenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wilson aud
sou Emmertt, of North Main street
were recent visitors at the home Of
Mr.. Wilson's parents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
John Wilson, Of Rosemont.
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The tax rate for our adjoining town
ship has been fixed ut SI4J per 800
for the current year. This speaks
we'll for the committee who have con
Quoted the affairs for the past year, as
it is nine cents per hundred less than
it was two years ago when they first
took charge of the affairs of the town
ship, and this is in spite of the fact
that they have had additional expens-
es to provide for this year to very
large amount; 5000 90 for snow bills,
$500. 90 increase for school expenses,
$500. 90 for new Road Bonds and 5000
for interest on Road Bonds and also
an extra county tax, making aggregate
extraordinary expense about $4,000.
On account of the road not being COM
pleted they will not be required to
pay the whole amount of the interest
this year, but will have it in hand on
account of next years expense.
The tax rate last year under the
same management was only Sl.25,
which was lower than it had been for
many years, and the rate this year
would have been as low or lower than
for many years past if it had not been
for the unusual expenses to be pro-
yided for as above mentioned.