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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-03-24
Saved plY LIFE :

That's what a prominent
dru ggist said of SCOTS
Emulsion a hort time
ago. AS a rule we don't
use or refer to testimo nials
in addressing the public,
but the above remark and
similar expressions are
made so often in connec-
ton with SCOTS Emulsion
that they are worthy Of
occasional note. From
infancy to old age SCOTS
Emulsion offers a reliable
means Of renedying i'm
proper and weak develop
|rnent, restoring lost flesh
and vitality, and repairing
waste. The act on Of
SCOTS Emulsion is no
more Of a secret than the
eomposition Of the Emul-
sion itself. What it does
it does through nourish..
naent the kind Of nourish,
nent that cannot be Oh.
tanned ID ordinary food,
No system is too weak a
i delicate to retain Scott
| Emu1s ion and gather gooe
/ from il.
~ & We viii send you 4
sample tree.
lgz1T TSssagA Be a,rc that this picture III II
A 8 Ng1s ysSSA form Of q label Is on the wraps
I glSz1IsT pf ct cvsry bottle of Enaulsson 70
4 EfalSs bay. Z
SCOTT 81 BOVgTvl
Chemists
400 Pearl ST, N. \
SOC. aad s., ~ druggists
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-03-24

Taken Up. One bay mare
three years Old, weight about 800
pounds, one white foot. Peter
Regain Sec 5 Webster town
ship. 5O;52
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04
Iusinder af kvinder
BLlvER RAskE od srERkE.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compounds
Sukces beror paa det Faktum, at den vii.
kelis helbfeder syse Kvinder.

Tusinder efter Tusinder af ameri-
kanske Kvinder er blevne helbredede
we'd Hj@lp af Lydia E. Pinkham's We
getable Compound. Deres Breve opbe-
wares paa Mrs. Pinkham's Kontor og
beviser, at dette err faktisk OF like
alene Praleri.
Denne vidunderlige Medicins Sukces
er / Sandhed overveldende, og sam
menlignet med den err allie andre Me-
diciner for Kvinder kun svage Fors9g.
Hvorledes har Lydia e. Pfnkham's
Vegetable Compound opnaaet disse
vidtudbredte code R%esultater?
HvOrfOr har den kunnet trives OF
gjpre saa Ov~ervseldende godt for ct
kvart Aarhundrede?
Sikkert og visit formedelst dens nd
m@rkede Egenskaber. Grunden hvor-
for ingen anden Medicin blot timer
melsesvis har kunnet q den err gan
ske simpelt. fordi ingen anden Medi-
Gin i Verden err saa god for kvindelige
Sygdomme.
Lydia f.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compounds vidunderlige Kraft over
disse er like fordi den er ct Stimu-
lans,. like fordi den err ct L%indrings-
middel, men simpelthen fordi den er
den NEST vidunderlige Tonic. som vir-
ker direkte paa og gjenopbygger Mo-
derlivs-Systemet og sikkert HELBRE-
DER Sygdomme og ~Forrykkelser og
giengiver Sundhed og Styrke.
De maerkeligste Helbrede!ser err
meddelte fra allie L.andets Egne af
Kvinder. der er blevne raske. af I'D
dannede Sygeplejersker. der har vaeret
Vidne hertil. og af Lager, der har err
kjendt V2rdien af Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, og som
err fordomsfri nok til at tilstaa dette,
hvor Diet er fortjent. Hvis I.egerna
kun turde we're aabenhjaertige, Wide
Hundreder af dem erkjende. at de To-
reskrive Lydia f.. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound i mere alyorlige Til
faelde hos Kvinder. da de af Erfaring
we'd. ut den vii helbrede.
Naar Kvinder PLACES af s'nertefuld
eller uregelmessig Menstruation, Ryg-
smerter, Oppustethed. Nedfalden af,
Inflammation eller Saardannelse paa
Livmoderen. Fggestoksygdomme,
Nedtryktled. Nervesvsekkelse eller
Mismod. burde de straks afvaerge de
alvorlige F1lger heraf og gjenvinde
deres Helbred og Styrke we'd at tage
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. Skriv i al Fald til Mrs. Pink
ham. Lynn. Mass. ON Raad. bet err
frit og hj;elper altid.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

1toieen6ea al, at leg bor lpffelig, lalt 6Salo z~operfor
min 9ltltr1. Nten oenne itaoige gnitrengelie ober-
!.'g mine 8r9fter, leg falot Iamnen % bapoe tifmeo
1er Smerte at maatte ie pan Nacbels it1mn1e Sorg
oper Sen Soroanoling, Der foregif meo mig, og bper-
beo hi nRiten er blepne fremmeoe oberfor b%inanoen.-
Seq bar %iioleret mtg | NIT eget Stem, set Stem, iom
en- Gang bar mig ct iaa fiart og trofait 6reoens Sl-
~flngtslteo. Sntet fan bi9lpe mig. Selp Sc %filantbro-
piife 5oretagenoer, JONI bar blepne NIT 2tps Maal,
maatte leg opgiue. Seq fon life mere gaa omfring
blanot Sc 6ottige, tbi en- 6iapelif Snoflpoelie gisr mig
nit 2ip forbaot. Seq ter lite mere bile mig / Gel
ifab at i6rpgt for, at leg funoe la0e mig benriue til at
rbbe Sc 4baler, Der iorfglger mig, oerpeo temple mig
ielp iom panpitttg og fonlrne til at a1lutte min elen-
6tge .Silp9relle ! ct @alebus. @niombeoen er nit
eneite Neoanter, og iaale6es mao leg altiaa frilte nit
Sip / itum 6ortpiplelie. On enelte Mono forl1oen Sig
bar ieg laoet faa ct SSnoblit mine mbrfe Eanfer, og
leg fer, at ban tptpler paa min %aanoeltge &lar6eo.
Ser er fun ct lille Spring fra Sornuft til @alifab.
Sc 6olf, Ser troer paa 8ibelen5 Mirafler, tbibler Dog
poo, at Sen @ato, ser fer Spggelier, er rigtig f(og.
6rtbe6e1 er mig, lep min f~ortpiple0e Sinoslteln=
ming, altfor oprebar til, at jeg bill iette oen paa Spil.
Seq r1aa oerfor boloe mig borte fra alt og olle, og fun
Sig, min trofaIte Sen, tyr jeg betro, at Sc ga,nle
@ierneipino ptrer mig paa M. 0fin @uItrl1 bier
en- bel1noringsperoig @o6be6 og Sberberenbe6 oper-
for mig, FUN bar alorig giort mig Sen min0ite Be-
%breioelie, foroi ieg fo%retretter gniombe6en for ben=
6es Selifob; men leg be0, at set gj6r benoe onot, og
benoes sorg iferer mig / &iertet. 0g jeg, ser bar
p11noet cit Iaaoan 4sris! Sen e6leite &erle blanot alfe
&pinoer er min @uitrlt, og ieg ipnes folo % ligegpl-
sig nit &eien moo ben6e! Mfe1 bpis jeg lette0e
nit @jarte for benoe og %oflgreoe benoe mine %ijelelige
&paler, piloc jeg ielp o9ffe Mistonfer / be1oes Siel
ON, at leg bar p%anpittig.
9u ier 0erfor, fjere @er1, at for en- 2ioelie iom
min, er ser finn lit Saab om @elbreoele.
Din 6p6t n%eob9ieoe
@alter 9(r6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

Ser %begpn0te ct inlion1t great og ensformigt Sin
for &acbel Mtorgene1 efter ct. Suits s(frejie. @un
hap0e e1 6orl1e1nn1elle, lom ON 6per sSSnteresie, bper
Tarpe bar fprjpunoet fra 6en0es 5ilp9relle, bun fe1r=
peoe moo lin 9feotrpftbeo % pasieOe line l~eopa1ltge
@eifjpftigelier meo r%trnttelig Saaln1o0igbeo; men
bum fglte, at en- bis bump 2rfeslbs6e0 %trpffeoe 6enoe.
Sum bprte 1neo %luoponlig @oobeo og 8liobeo paa fine
qor1le Yrutegeers &luger; men bpis man bapce beot
benoe %gjengipe, bpoo Sc bapoe %fortalt, piloe gum booe
peret / Sen ltprlte 6orlegenbeo, tbi bun bauoe fife OPP
fattet ct ,Sro beraf. SUM- fplte set lon1 cit 9ettelle> pa
cit al Sc garnle Sooner enOelig bemGrfeoe:
u@r. @reperl er fer fife / Sag? Seq tan laa goot
Iibe at bpre ba1n f%orflore @;bele11, fam gibr set naeget
beore, ems noge1 &r9lt. @an er 6esuoen laa goo.
@an bor ct felt Mar betalt min Seize foruo, iaa at jeg
bele ginteren ingen @etpmrtnger bar baft."
u@an bolot meget al Gem. @fe1 Sc bill fife faa
BAN at lie lang 5io. @an %foretager for lit &elbreos
Sfplo en- lang Sereiie."
u0en itaffels, gooe @erre!! @an iaa altio liot lpaz
Geltg 10! SON bar Iaa biartensgoO og gapmil0! Saa
hliper ban bel ct balpt slar borte, life ianbt?"
.Seg formober, at Set bliper for enonu lGngere
Gio; men leg ifal NOT 0rage Smiorg for Sem, 9iop.
Set bar Sc 10 ditto giort, %naaoige 6ruc. gfit
Sip er blepet ct ganife an0et ii0en 0en Gag, ieg ferlte
Gong iaa Ceres pnotge aniigt. Gu gooe @no! Seq
1uffer alt, iom bar Set / @aar. Sc bar en- @at meo
sSorglenmigeier og fine, bbtoe &nipli1ger. og leg tro=
zoe, at set igje1 pr en- at otsie fornemme Conner,
Ser bills gipe mig fromme 6ornaninger og giere mig
@ebrejbelier, foroi leg life altio gift til Nftenguostie-
1teite 5%altetioen. Men ieg %opoageoe mart Jorifiellen
mellem Gem og Sc anbre. Sc bar life fornmet for at
preoite, men for at giere 5orisg poo at %forbeore mine
,Stuar.@
.9g 81 Sc. ielte Gem beore tilpas, git 9e gierne
snf Gem lelp til Strife, life ianot?1
.sSn, ntuar leg bar oruffet en- goo Sop She og fan
fon1me bbjem til en- BARN 5tue, tager leg gierae en-
5BrRoifen meo i &jebet. Men nu, 90 Sr. @repen er
borte, buubpr leg, at ST. aroen tgen pil fslge Gem
spoo Ceres geisg. 9an er en- soo Serre, Der aloris
FIoger Soft meb religibie Spsrgsnual. 9ioligere
beisgte bua os oeg nnoertioen; men nu tonlner Fan
:alorig.1
Seq ba1ber, at ban efterbaanoe1 bill begpn0e
.isjen. Y5un bar i .nogett sio ppret Iioenoe % neo-
TENT
ne 81 snaf 1nrre ffnn soo at brirge ban e, Gil
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

fen fra mig % iige, at leg ian gierre bI let6e BAN
nogle 9raaber, iom birfer ~oplipenoe paa Merperne.
8i er aHe feoe al, at ri MI al6rig fer bam mere"
&acbel bab6e ollereoe ofte bert &lager oper, at
Ee1oes Neano bolot fig borte fra alle Sc Steoer, bbor
cans &Grcerelie ditto fsr bapoe bragt Srsit. Ogiaa
Jaoer &ontnep opfor0reoe ben0e til; at gisre lin SSno.
flpoelie %giGl6enoe for at bepege Nr6en til at gienop-
tage oct Grbeioe, ban bapoe begpnot meo iaa tor sSSper.
See bar opleuet laa mango Silfeloe, bpor 5olf,
Ser en- sio lang %arbeioeoe mes %SSnteresie og 6Go efter
ct eler to Aars Gorlsb fuloitenoig opsau Mrbeioet,
iao at leg ege'tlig life buroe bltoe forbapiet ODER nos
gen Geiertion. Men leg troeoe, at Deres @ano par
al Ell anoen Slags, og at 8egejitringens Sis iffe piloe
braroe lo paa ct &ar Mar. Seq bilote mig ino, at
ban life oiloe tabe Mo6et, og ST. slroens DeIertion
bar peret CT itsrre Stufielie for mig, ems leg fan Iige
1em."
&acbel fl.16e fun finoe paa Sen famine It's fll1gt
iom bum bap0e brugt ouerf for gamle 8t6p, at ban life
fplte Jig ruff % bar %aan6elig neotrpft. Sum ~foriifre6e
Sober &olnnep, at benoes Mfanos @ierte lite baooe
%foran0ret fig, at bans Meolioenbeo mes Sc ~llpftelige
bar ligeiaa 0pb, lom SEN bop6e beret, 90 ban %begpn6te
fin ftlmntbropiie @ierning. 6aoer Saomneg piolte, at
BUN gior6e alt, bpao Ser paa nogen Maa6e los Jig
aisre, for ct 1ofploe Yfanoens Ela6s, laa le'1ge 6enne
bar u6e al 5tano til at arbejoe ielp. @on fs(te, at
bum bar %ulptfelig, og trengte life pi0ere iro poa
6en0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

Oct fremgansS;ss:: Sydeen.
Iogen anden Landsdel gaar saa hurtig
fremad som Sydsstens Slater i Agerbrug.
Havedyrkning, Fabrikvirksomhed OF al
nindelig Fremgang. Langs
. Southern Railway
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
or de NEST enskvardige Steder for Far.
mere, Kreatur. OpdrBttere OF Frugtav-
lere. Landet er Diet billigste og NEST ind
bringende i De Forenede Slater, Klima
behageligt og sundt. Regn nok, godt
Marked. Land j store eller smaa Strek-
ringer paa lette Vilkaar. HjemseReres
Billetprfser to Gange ON Maaneden
Sommeren er en passende It'd for Under
ssgelse. Beger og speciel UNDERMINING
gives. Wort Department er ct Bureau
for frie Oplysninger for allie, der seger
Hjemsteder eller at anbringe Penge.
N. v. RICHARDS,
Land and Industrial Agent. Southern Rail-
way and Mobile & Ohio Railroad,
Washington. DC
Chss. $. Chase, NJ. A.-f1ays,
622 Chemical Bldg, 2 Dearborn St,
Mo. Chicago, III.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-10-25
LINDSEY JOINER.

Miss Lucy RYAN Joiner, daughter
of Mr.. mud Mrs Andrew Joiner aud
Mr.. George Smith Lindsey we're
united in marriage mt the home of the
bride on Perry street. ON Wednesday
October Is at o'clock, the Rev.
George I. Harris, of Camden, ofliciat-
ing The bride was attended by Miss
Edith tidy aud the groom by the
Rev. Frederick b. Harris. pastor Of
the Centenary NJ. L. Church The
bride was altred IN gown Of wbHe
silk null. size wore II white tuIle veil
aud carried brides roses. Miss Udy
wore white nun veiing aud carried
pink carnations After reception
Mr.. and Mrs Lindsey left for short
trip to Philadelphia They will re.
side at 81 Church street.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-10-25
NEW HOPE AND VICINITY.

After spending several weeks in
Ohio, Mrs. Z b. Cox has returned
home
Chief Burgess Daniel b. Obliuger
aud J + Borden of New Hope spent
this week cunning at White Haven,
Pa
Elias Lown is circulating reti-
ton for tive-cent fare from Taylors-
Vile Ia Bruwnsburg, which is being
largely signed by the residents in the
vicinity of New Hope aud lambert
vile.
The second meeting of the Literary
Society was held on Friday evening,
when fine program was given The
topic. Resolved, That trial by jury
should be abolished " was debated in
the Affirmative hy Charles Schermer.
horn aud John Simon. ST. aud III the
negative hy the Rev. d W HolHHGer
aud lohn Simon, Jr The balance of
the program was: Music, Miss Parry.
recitation, George Shorte; essay,
Miss Eschenmann; hi-weeklv, 7. c.
Vert, critics remarks, Mrs. J. T..
scott; musie, Miss Stella Ohliu&er.
Afleran illness of several months
Elauk Foster has resumed his duties
rs hasea master at the Rea,lng
Railway station.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-10-25
IN A PERlONAl WAY.

Arthur Whitehead, of Freuehtown
has been visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Sara Fields Is visiting friends
In Chicago.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William Lodor and
daughter, Anna. are spending week
at Washington, u. c.
Miss Mary Lnubenstiue, has gone
to California for several months where
she will visit relatives.
Miss Margaret Wilson of Sergeants-
vile, has been visiting Miss Sadie
Stryker.
The wedding OF Miss Olive Turner
aud DR. Irwin Turner, of Titnsville,
took place this afternoon Mt O'Clock
Miss Charlotte Lyman has been
visiting Mr.. aud Mrs Frank Wilmot ut
Pltsburg, Pa.
Augustus Rea1ns, OF Briageton,
visited his parents III this city on
SUNDAY.
II. b. Reading, r. A. Montgomery
and son Richard witnessed the Prince
ton Lafayette foot ball game at
Princeton on Saturday.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-10-25
To the Voters of Hunterdon County.

Some or person or persons are cir
cuIating the story that do not want
to be elected Freebooter. This story
is being more perslstently circulated
in the lower part of the County where
! am best known. ! do not know of
any reason for such a rnmor, but
think, all things taken into consider
alton, my position on this question
had best be explained. It follows, it
is true that ! did not want the nom
ination. However, in spite Of my OBJ
jections, | was nominated, and after
several days Of most careful consider
alton and consultation with frlendst?J
decided to accept the nomination, NJ
a duty, if not with pleasure
Since having decided it to he my
duty to accept the nomination, / most
emphatically consider 1t to be my
duty to endeayor to be elected and !
desire the people of Hunterdon Coun-
ty to understand, that all reports aud
rumors to the contrary, not withstand
ing | do desire to be elected to the
Board Of Freehoders; and if should
be elected, ] will esteem it n priyi-
lege and pleasure as well as my
duty to act solely in the interest Of
the whole people.
My duty to the people of my Town
ship West Amwel) who have honor
ed me fer some years with the position
of Township Collector, will, / very
much fear, keep me from going out
among the people of the County and
becoming better acquainted with them
bnt If duty preclndes the pleasure of
coming III personal contact with the
voter, | desire in this public manner
to say to the whole people that | am
heartily in accord with the spirit OF
the times, and if should be elected |
promise that the will of the people
and the interest of the taxpayer will
be my first and only consideration.
JoHN W. REED,
Candidate for Freeholder
Hunterdon County,
New Jersey.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-10-25
SERGE ANTSvlLLE.

The Rev. Tobias Myers of Sergeants-
vile il spending month with his son
the Rev. L. r. Myers of Philadelphia.
The W. 7. G. L. will hold social
at the home Of Mrs. EIwood harrison
Wednesday October -.
A pretty wedding took placo Thurs
day at the home Of Mr. mud Mrs.
George Anderson near Everittstwn.
when their daughter, Miss Verge be
came the bride Of Paul II Hilbig of
Montvale. The ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. NJ l. Rhodes Of
Quakertown assisted by The Rev.
George Price Of Eyerittsfowu. Mr..
and Mrs. IliIbis started 70, an extend
ed trip to Florida They will reside
at Montvale.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-10-25
STOCKTON.

The Rev. Mr.. Way, of Eastern
Pennsylvania preached i'll the First
Presbyterian Church Sunday. ms n
candidate.
Mrs. Jackson Burkett of Kosemout
is visiting Mrs. William Phillips at
Brookville.
Albert l.. Kitchener, Of Pennington,
spent Sunday with friends in this
place.
Mayor Theodore S. Moore of South
Main street has returned home from II
ten days cunning trip To The noun
tains.
Raymond Hunt, Of Wilmington,
North Carolina. is spending two
weeks's vacation with his parents,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Clarkson I. Hunt.
Mrs. Ilettie A. Van Gleef, of this
place, is spending few weeks with
Mr. aud Mrs. Eden b. Hunt, of Ard
more, PA.
Miss Katherine Johnson. of Bridge
street entertained Mrs. Frnnls Whit.
lock, of Grover, Friday.
Mas Isaac S. Slower has returned
after spending week in Philadelphia.
Milford X. Lawshe. of Trenton
spent Saturday with friends in town.
Glarkson I Hunt mud son Raymond
recently spent a few days in New
York
Miss Frances NJ. Torbcrt, of LINN
bertvllle, was the guest of Mrs
katheryne, of Bridge street, Satur
day
Mrs. Emma b. Mason, of Lambert
vile spent Saturday and Sunday a
the home Of her sister, Mrs. Spencer
l.. DiIts.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William G. Lyons
have been entertaining William Smith
of Crawford, N. j.
The third quarterly conference Of
the year was held in the Sergeants
vile Methodist Episcopal Church
Monday evening at 80 o clock. Pre-
siding Elder Daniel s. IIalleron, d
Newark, was present aud conducted
the meeting.
Delaware township has been allotted
by State Secretary Dickinson, one OF
the new voting machines 10 be used
ut the November election. This was
the only machine allotted to Hunter
don county this year
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-10-25

Arrangements have been made ut
Delaware Valley Navigation Company,
which will run boats ON canals he
tween New York and Mauch Chunk,
passing through this place. II will
also establish vessel building plant.
The new company expects to com
mence its transportation line with the
opening of navigation in the spring.
The intention is to build the vessels
during the coming winter.
The enterprise is headed lay {. Nj.
Goeu, president of the Coeu Vessel
Company, of Atlantic City. The yes
sells are Intended to do without the
use of mules for power. They will be
of steel eighty five feet long, with
fourteen feet beam and hive capac-
itv of l25, goo tons. Each will cost
about 5000. Each boat will he
equipped with steam or gasoline ro-
tary engine, which Will be made by
the company. The engines will lie
velop forty five horsepower and the
boats will draw but little water.
The company will run its boats from
New York through the Delaware and
Raritan Canal through the feeder,
across the Delaware River at Lam
bertyille, to the Pennsylvania Canal
aud thence to Mauch Chunk. Pa.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-10-25

TO Editor of Lambertvile RECORD:
VIII yon Sound the ToesiN" again?
calling the attention Of the Independ-
ent VOTERS to their great opportunity
of securing to themselves M we'll as
all who are affected by the undesir-
able results of the present methods Of
administration of municipal affairs in
our City and State. II there was II
time to work for decided change in
these BAD conditions it surely IL NOW.
To even the casual observer it ~ self
evident that we not only need change
but under the circumstances for the
best good of all and the protection of
our children in particular we should
call halt on the schemes of the liquor
people and reduce the number of
SCHOOLS OF VICE" to the lowest pos
sible minimum if not oust them entire
~. Let us not be led astray by the
yelled actions of self constituted Re
publicans posing ms leaders, and
utterly failing to recognize their duty
to the party, or it's better element,
and going so far as to knife in the
back good representatives for office,
even favorng opposing politics,
whose representative had less claim
to support.t We rot effect changes
by simply WISHING, we must work and
VOTE the desired element into those
Offices and insist on the LAW being
enforced. DO we want it? There is
only one WAY to get IT. To use the
words of Mr.. Folk tGov. of Missouri
last Monday night at Philadelphia
"The responsibility of GOOD GOVERN
MENT rests with the PEOPLE, and THEY
only can MAKE or MAR their pEsriHfEs
accordingly
REPTBLIGAS
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-10-25
SOUTH AMERICAN JAGUARS
The Only Animals That VIII Pur.
posPIy AttacL ALLIGATOR.

The Only Animals Tint VIII Pur,
poseIy Attack Anigntors.
The most Interesting thjng about
crocodiles ana aIlipators declares tbs
author of The Romance af the Animal
World. i" is tbe way HEY ret tboir cod
This they do mostly ANA Inv prnfarance
in the water. but they have also 8 hah-
it Of lIns m wait upnu the mud of riy-
rr banks mtlI some animal u,prnncbes
sufficiently near IN he WitbIp their
reach
Living sunk ia the mud and of the
color uf muI themselves they may
ven he iafst.,,.e.! for "a Ia.. \ wild pi,-
ar some a,L,a animal r,nd nf rnottny
ia tGc u5a#l sees he lone Shameless nh.
icrf. hut is nut Disturbed Inv if MS lao
ROOTS hnpih. among the Rood bnds lie
looks tn Sl.,.teaI,- Ia find fhat IN, to,
las moved uae end of II the LONGEST
thiftaest eul. the tail is etiIfu., away
i'm a carve. h,t. like an arrow a,oosrd
II HGs back and meets tIe bo-h. or The
p'sr uih A tremendous si.le,,lse. ila,y
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Win IA sudden sN fl rush the nItf,sa-
t,i. is t,non h5n .ol.a sr}lin, tn, hna,,
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Christian Endeavor Convention at New
Hone.

The annual convention of the Bucks
County Christian Eudeavor Union
was held Thursday afternoon and
evening III Stintsman HILL, New
,.ope, fa The exercises were open
ed with short song service led by H.
Frank Lehman Rev. Mr.. Church,
pastor of the Baptist Church of Lam
beftvlle. made few remarks aud
the progress of the young people \
movement
Rev. MIR, Harris, pastor of the Lam
bertville Methodist Church, next
made several remarks, aud confined
himself mostly to church attendance.
lie thought there was II lack of inter
est on the part of the young people,
but hoped that the future might bring
forth better results.
At 4 o'elock n mss of school child
rem wns brought in aud placed on the
platform, where reproduction al
Christian Endeayor meeting took
place. The benediction was pro-
nounced by the Rev ID. Wilson IIol-
linger.
The evening exercises were opened
with short song service The deyo-
tional exercises were conducted by
the Rev. j f.. Diverty, pastor of he
Methodist Church.
The next feature was solo very ex
cellently rendered by Professor Adam
Geibel, the composer, and was heart
lily encored. The Professor said he
did not expect an encore at n
Christian Endeavor Convention, so
the audience should assist in the
chorus of hymn, Light and Life
Forever " While the Offering was
being taken Professor Geibel sang
the famous hymn, "The City of God. -
The address of the evening was de
liyered by the Rev. Albert J. Wesley
pastor of The Third Presbyterian
Church, Trenton, n. J., on "Phe
Young Peoples Century"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-10-25
MALONE CHAPMAN.

Mrs Mary chatham, of this city,
and Jeremiah Malone, of Trenton.
were married on Thursday. at St.
Mays Cathedral, Trenton, by the
Rt. Rev. John II. Fox. They were
attended by Mr. aud Mrs. Eugene
Malone. The bride aud her attend
ant were attired in dark blue suits
with hats of the same color. After
the ceremony reception was held ut
tue home of Eugene Malone. Among
the guests from this city were Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Banchoif. Misses
Elizabeth Hunt, Mary Mangan, Kate
Malone, Mrs. Margaret Banchoff aud
Patrick Malone