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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12
!Seeens Seie 9aa 0eSen pei

!SeSrHs Spir &aa Seoen beit for
ceiling. | Den peitIige Gel Of Serup
Sosn, finoes en- Gel Iangnatiee Sor'
bsiuineer - fra Ell soarter til go6t
en- bdIu aien oper beu omIiggenSe
4IaaSe = iom man pes fsrite 2iefnit
neppe lRggrr Rnrfe iii. @eS nRr.
mere giteripr uiier Der iis, at &siene
itaar / 6orbiuseiie meo bperanore
oa aliian | fin 5ib, maaife for Sirr.
Sreonnr fiben, bar bnnt fin 9eitem.
melie. Ger fal bare omfrins peo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12
2tfer @onhrene.

"Gecorabs Poiter"s @suftre er ubmcr.
tst, aItiS bar sIanet noaet mt Os mt
tist at bpbe fine Sriere; men oisic gasrs
tire cr ianseIis nosct RI bet p~istisits. bet
BAR brast os. Get er Fare at rippe os
10. iaa pasier bet atturat. serb6oigft
Wrs. g.,
5cmeitede, u. SdI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12

al femme So. gi brnac Iagtiproa
moo en- norif gonoe piIoe bore ben
~iifrcite Ioooe at fan BAN til at "iGt-
te liz paa 9agbenene".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12

S~tatsraaS Mretanoer ftnaerer iom
Gieaieriueens 6ormanb unoer Stats.
rniniiter Miheliens BropTr oeo 6cr.
kanoIingerne | aarlStao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12
ct gig ira Spesersbauf?

at Ell 6iifcr, Ser bar ifsrt IonQifafte,
0e StspIcr oq tpffe nloue @iutcrfIG,
ser, brep forIcben 8aa iIanb pao
ai9rgaarb Strano. 0enne GraQt "a
2ioetS itprft opleite SiIituUo tpoer
poa, at oct bar ligget lGlQe / @un'
set, oa man mener, at oct er en- al De
euGeIite Gtfferc, ser blcb ifttht al
HuSiernc unocr Gogaerborfofirren
@eo set Icgnle 2igipn lnffcNcS set life
at faitIuo 2i9etS S6entitet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12
sfnSt in. fsru RGftbco reTo

Sfnst iig. Sru RGitbc0 reIScS
Sen 24oe Nuault: &cooftsren al
"SpoiirIanSS SocioIoem." Soief
Sauicn bar / Moraes ifUot ia pnl
III aontor. auriagcu antoac3 at bare
Spooom. giosoe bar Ntc0Icm al
RrItpeo @prnnO % bar Here @nnac
ppret fit Rarti8 aonoioat oeo 6oIfe.
t%htnusbuIu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12
"Sapbcitrn" bnnarercf. =

1bNpAfiAb vhFeAhA"' 3*H ''tt
benbaon melbcS 6en 27oe guaitit:
Sorpeoobaaben "Supbeiten~ ofQit
inot fra 8ieoier til &ipbenbopn. 0u
Den imprgcs peb GirGtiOen ~paSiercbC
6aIiterbo Reo iin6cr en- noIoiom eit'
Zig Srfou, bIeo &cieroclsitnont
STANDARDIZATION, ser itnb pno Som,
manoobroen, Ifpuet operbor6 al en-
Stprtis. GbefeH for @auSeu Brc.
mierGGitnnnt 6. q. SdoL iIog itror
bof, % DC eleftriifc Rroieftsrcr tprO,
ties. Nan iegte M / nogeu 3i6 efter
6ett Sorttlpffeoe u6cr at iinSe bom.
GntogeIi8 bor ban / ToIbet iIooet fig.
ioo ban bnr miitet @%cpioitbeScn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12
Sra Danmarf.
100 Nars anbiIrm

100 Wars Snbitrm frlreoes npllb
al Ct al aie6euhopns met ficuStc
5irmaer, ncmIis ". 6. @nmel anfir'
fcrrctning poa E~iteraaoc, 6irmoet
". 6. @amel har / a%uIeoniua Subj
lGet ieuot Observation-Disclosures SO.
mite et Segat paa 10000 ar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12
st INIT mcfani F@rrfitco, prirnt.

Iig beregnet poa Separation al MIN
ore Ganpibe og 2utobriigsreoffaber.
ffoI efter 8orIpoenoe | "Stun. IftbI."
fairies peb 8r9sbolmen pr. Stnpan.
Ger
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12
Sra uorse.

1900 Sons SpppIfis ienotes for.
IeSen Tag ira &sros til England.
1900 8on ipnrer til ca. $500 Sfip-
puno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12
Qepnnaer aalfpgrf or Rapnet pat

2epnnaer aalfuGrf or Raunet paa
ct ret @ftieielifab, Der er bannet meo
Ell aftiefapital Of inbtiI 10000 Ser,
bporof $4,000 Ser. er tegnet. 9et er
onmeIDt til Sirmareaiitret meo en-
DIRECTION beItoaeroe at aoniul Som.
meridieIb, 8isbmanb Sartmunn %
Sn9enipr 8lingenberg ale ira
Srph0biem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12

E~pcraionscr Mpli Sammer bar
giennem aopofat @iIb. 7pb,pao inb.
@itennet Stuoenternes amerifafors
geitpreIie til 5orIiacIiesfommisiion.
ba ban er misiornsict meo Set ban
nobetaIte Sonordr. Sagcn or ben-
htit til Retten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12
On prHatia 0crnfartt.

AMI TeHrt Farm bfna1r AZ u Sesticn.
Ag~w $50 Ncrt&. AZ icri Wulelggs mso
MANKcMA Ser Ugacrlaa. iUtet brore gaKo [
sYfkrIsE 8sybEl eets 7oh AZ paHast &c
- Naot ION Il @agu, ca uEiteH ait 70
unesr EpytEiul msasi CT ilaT fliadct mes epsse ~
en- hd Tel nee Rtgvtr % ItIetet Iey * gHirgHt
u atrrS Hsb baasb strs Tuabf eEaNipassre sp1s
ulnastne g isrfs RiaSiss % ssfaar 81 ttbpeiitsaus
inee feTt HGrelIer, fem ~ p!adCebt. tlpetiersoe o.
MALICE fsr Sase. lem bSlt / stuEen ~ tst uetsttsf
Tor N~reatHrtr pte Eibeu ~ pIAoS f9r %. ifpyt Qsfrs
hHS, iout bolocr GOO Sribtie; 9paEifnr, DaisiRgJr,
Sage1us % andre SpluiHger, Slt gp gnttaeg ~ ptl
Batta. Der II svsi SrSEseaas ses cEtt % scaI
oprtuaoaHo pdbNfanngeU. Sertntu cv b~sItaleHoe /
et hsri merit Settlement. en- halp NiI Ill 6tsltsu5
70 ucrf Rtrte pdd oct rut c.grnc az i'armtn. IRE
9hI I'll TO irrfis1i3r observation-disclosures Esa. i9Ri
ter t'tty en- 400 gctns clcg Nrtaturfavr1. turot icmufe
% tt oenue, fr HpliU3ea tar o. Eplct AZ zen psutte
prsee. Rom eFsE o. ft, hugretu Sts5rf ca ag.tH1cI
itr ~. les oil irigt hatgHru ion ntB aaar mFn
regte al SreatureTus OF Rafiusrtst ioy S1S Or. acre
~ OF ta4e en- ttttn toataut gfbgtattra. Rsfsu fan
lsa taa iTSst alessrsu infer. iFaEmeH Dit beidit
IA ON ppatt 'aa War. Snhvrr. ism Ger sitrr Ct lpet
Siem % ct zen Tara. hIHet TT: fHet hogea Eebrs.
Rent blrrite mart, Den iufH fUMmtr iFri. idar fgtts
9hauet aisb birrite AZ uitEsa. lfg bar tuaeu
astHisr.
JOHN Ii. KOLSBUN.
1l6 south Third Street, Cor. OF Robert.
ST, PAUL, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12

9pbSfafb. Gorfntteren Ro9mne,
ien Ssfiloe er bsb / 6oaberg, 68 glnr
gammel.
SfolebeTturcr, Soriutter q
Siel &uuieu er 800 paa ct. Sans
SoipitoL boor ban ! ct Bnr anr bnr
opboIbt iig paa @runo al Sin6Siuq.
bout. Gen afosbe pnr Gift meo Sol,
ger 9rohmouns SpIter, Sorfotter,
mi or @rnn SileI Sonirn.
6bo. Soaneereit for aacrSItc
90 nigheb s. 6. g. Sinh er aiaansi
oeo Gsben I GbnrIottenIitno, benueS
Sl gnr gnntmel. Gen &fbs6e blcU
Stubeut ira aoIotnq. toa iS47 Ont,
beoSernmen % uonUpntes 1854 til
S%ogneprcit for SommeIeo ppo So,
Oel3leu; ban bIep ofiat 1864. !
1869 fol0ebe8 ban til aHerslep. bbor
ban ieIo bar loot, oG boor bans ga,
Der for BAN bapoe oUrlt S~oanepreIt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12

CAMPANIA cd LUCAHIAs
abbsltprapelsos 2 Gee lauat. S0.N0O petstr.
UhH RESXA og ETRU RIA,
525 BOB lsnss, II 800 psnstIattsr
IN OF sAxoNIAs
TEE " e. esabdtpFsRsasos SamsAb
CARoNxA. 618 Ess lara, II, 00o iou.
CARMANIA, luHoss Ensninel ,S18 Deb
fans, II, O0O fsn. Ire sfratT. SreBst mse lafbtHfr.
= kaHsrs Rinifas 3ffsTei
= 9aes, Q Simsr, % Mtutttter.
g.. @ WHITING, Mgr, Dearborn a Randolph. Chicago.
sasg xetalsN ssntst ppsratt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12
Stur iSabrifs6ranS.

Stur SabrifSbrauS. Sra Rafifop
melbes ben 25be Nuguit: GftieiPl.
ifabet Suren & Sommerihs Waifin.
fabrifer Der er mat totuIt ~ne6brPnOt.
SI6en opitoS Der Miouot I ct al Bert.
iteberne og brebte fla blrtiet Ill iamt-
lise gpgnin8er. @raRooRienet Itoo
magteSIsit % mouttc tubitrpnfe iig
I'll at iifre ben u~prIilIenoe Sutfer.
fabrif. aloffen 10 ~erpIobere0e Sya.
brifens 8asoGrf, hporoeo @rdnoir.
ipefter Reper fom til Sfa6e o.
ntnattc brin0es iii tit Stem. alotteu
ipn imor1es rnie0e gran6en / SppeS,
bpaningen. men 6area fer 3a6obug.
uiuaerne par oberItonet. Sabriten
beifirgtigeoe for 3iocu ca. 200 Mr.
beibere. gae Selfabcts gopirer oa
9sger iamt en- Del Snobu oa Ro.
oeaer bIen reooeoe. g0gninperne bar
uSiurereoe for $4,000 ar., Waifi.
ner % Snpentar for 100000 Rr.,
iprbige og UNDER Irbeibe oGrenoe
WaIfincr for 100000 SIR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12
SiQig 6alpiefticn.

$50 Ntrcs, 4 gRti fro GIdp Gouutp. WruH.,
% 10 Nitl / NorosIi for Sarge. Y. q, alt
opopr'et uuotasen 10 Hcres Stpa o9 odps
ming, Splinter mt gus mso o YRrelier %
Stalr, 2sE5G. sooe uobuie. 3euns Garnt
sr en- al be beofe I Gountpet. Hauoet ont
frtua CT uopoprfet % iREses for si3 I'll S35
pr. We're. 2tt bette 2auo ptl BIT pIsist I
Ssft Suts 1auoel Ter fgr 3rafHiu9su.
gaar Il at HuitHgsu I'll RIGbsrsu. aun
$4,000. $4,000 ~ioHtdEt, for Reitsn ouers
tages CT Hortsdae.
". o. HO06S0N, Fargo. n. o.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12
Geep:Icne tiIfafaS.

y Steam Power Roller i Burr Feed
Mill ttIials'. Eeofe Bcltggsubes Diuus'
'eiei GouHtn. Deter SobpioU s. Son 7s'
eorah, Soma. IA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12
SAT- o m,
fiIfaIas snsr tiusis.

g~psrnsSezsa,er uus.r "cnsss-. s1garis'. IN
ialas" o. "SttripeTaIe' ,afsT ~ GcHts Tor IS CD
ter hptr 0dHa, % 10 Geuts Or. Orb 'ur aft tom s0sa.
ittatr Is Cto. MrsTtttfsusufeT iH5taIss iffe foe min,
hrs tnn 20 Gsrts. Hfnps rHad Afraoa3ctiI R~gsof5t5s
ale SsfilaiuatL Act lsgHst ia ite a hos'5Es }ai
fulda Summer.
te- sGsieFasstilbne isfssr Is Seats pr Siai:,
Sao Cr0 Qi9r en- RiRic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12

>pr VrGriss 90 inmt o . D nrttbe
~ asmmer'sans Sasms o'f man
lluosrtsgreos, oa ut bar en- uomsriet aHleO.
ming I'll at tlisshsttle enbper Sigber.
EN- HOPE LUMBER CO.,
New York Life bldg. ST. PAUL, MINI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12

cs.armlaHs tilialas. sssm ssn I; I'm 81 ss'! gTI
y ira SsrnbausNatiuE I WarfbdH Soantu.
% fnu frt WAl fra NfmIbiL Winn, S2I gcrss msbRu
Wt1tau rob 1sruufsr lSurul. Nst tore gnsitnfisr
90 Ncrts rnbestl % gnahuS paa famine.
Oil i2ige besae btsit GtssSv 5dymlaHStH @ootstso.
8. SlLBERMAN.
All ". y. Life Bldg ST. PAUL, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12

W. o. HoOGsoN, Fargo, n. o.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-09-15
A Silver Wedding.

On Wednesday of last week Mr.. and
Mrs, Thos. Whitsell entertained in honor
OF their twenty-fifth wedding anniyer-
sary.
The guest were received on the lawn
which was tastefully decorated for the
occasion with flags, bunting and lanterns.
There also was spread the wedding feast,
at which the bride and groom OF a quar-
ter OF a century ago presided.
A number of gifts were received by Mr..
and Mrs. Whitsell, consisting of silver,
china, linen, glassware, pictures, etc.
Those to personally extend congratulate
tons We're: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. d. Tor
ton, Mr.. II Mrs. James d. Torton, Mr.,
and Mrs. John Flanagan, Mr.. and Mrs.
john M. Bevis, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ford
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. P. Denny,
Mr.. and Mrs, Chas. W. Powers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Benz. Lloyd, Misses Lou d. Thomp-
son, Jennie Flanagan, James L. Snitcher,
Daniel Whitsell, Mae Whitsell, MIR. and
Mrs. r. V. Adams, of West Philadelphia;
Mr.. Emery Emeric, Of New York.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-09-15
500 IS POSTED
For Paulsboro ia Cover.

]. K. Duffy, of the Pen6's Grove, N.
j., team, has deposited 800 with the
Sporting Editor of The Philadelphia IN
quirer for a game with Panlsboro, to be
played at Penn's Grove one week after
signing of the articles of agreement. 1t
is now up to PENIS Grove. Mr.. Duffy
accompanies his 500 with the following
letter explaining his forfeit:
PENIS Grove, N. j., Sept. II.
Sporting Editor:-About eight weeks
ago the PENIS Grove team went to
Paulsboro and played a game for $40
guarantee. We took about 200 persons
with us. The Paulsboro management
said they would come to PENIS Grove
and play a return game. They said they
wanted $50, and I agreed to give them
that amount. Then they demanded $50,
and | agreed to that, and then they said
they would not come at all.
"As the Paulsboro people still keep
bluffing to me about the game. | inclose
500, which l would like to post as a for
felt for a game with the Paulsboro team,
and for them to cover or else keep their
hands over their mouths and keep the
peace forever.
"They are afraid to cover the forfeit. l
will dare them to cover il or as much
more at they want. ReEAember, this is
for a return game at Penn's Grove.
Yours truly.
u. X. DUFFY."
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-09-15

Mrs. Elizabeth Dunbar, aged 81 years,
a resident Of PENIS Grove for 20 years,
died on Saturday, September 9th, alter a
lingering illness OF many weeks. She
was a member years ago OF the Old Mari
ners' Bethel Church, Philadelphia. Re-
moving TO this place, she joined Bethel
Church. Her CONSTANT Christian life
VOL for her a place in the hearts of all
who knew her. She loved the House of
God and his word was precious to her.
During all her sickness her trust in God
was mistaken. Anticipating the end she
triumphantly spoke Of mansions awaiting
her. She died in triumphs Of
faith. The service were held in Bethel
Church on Monday evening, OH Tuesday
morning her Pastor and friends followed
her remains to Beautiful Woodland
Cemetery Philadelphia, where she
was laid to rest alongside of her husband
who died many years ago. The Com
munity and Church will miss a devoted
Christian woman.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-09-15

The contest for the, Republican nomi.
nation for Senator in Gloucester county
was O by John Boyd Avis by 3D. dele
gates to 163 for Geo. W. II. Gaunt.
The steamer Columbia was brought to
a standstill last Friday at Beverly by her
paddle-wheel striking a seyen-foot stur-
geon. Such large fish as that is now
very rare in the upper Delaware.
The Red Bank Battle Monument Com
mission on Saturday awarded the CON
tract for the laying Of tile concrete
monument foundations to Daniel L. Pine,
of Woodbury., at $7.25 per square yd.
In Essex County, Everitt Colby, the
anti-nlachine candidate for Senator, won
the Republican nomination, on an anti
corporation platform for limited fran
chises. He got 317 delegates out of 479.
That gives him control Of the party ma
chinery OF Essex County.
The ejghty-nine acres left Of the old
Government Farm at Red Bank, after Civ
ing twenty acres to the Gloucester Coun-
ty Historical Society, were sold III four
lots to James Baird, of Philadelphia. Lot
No. | contained 26 acres and went for SCI
per acre; No. 2, Is acres, at $50; No. 8,
10 acres, at $50; aud No. 4 10 acres, at
$40.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-09-15
Church Notes.
ST. PAUL's METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

ST. PAUL's METHODIST EPISCOPAL
DIR. R. B. Stephenson's Sunday morn
ing sermon will be on "Ought we all be
Christian workers.? evening, "Why other
people don't go to Church,?
BETHEL METHODIST PROTESTANT
Pastor j. Tushingham will preach Sun
day morning on The Indwelling Christ;
evening, "Our Future Destiny"
Christian Endeavor at 7.15. Topic,
The great surrender.
The annual harvest home will be held
Thursday evening, Oct, 9th.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-09-15
THE Urinary NOMINATIONS,
Who LIS Nominated Mayor ?

The Registry Board of PENIS Grove
met on Tuesday and placed 651 names on
the voting list. More interest was taken
in the primary nominations for Mayor
than ever before and many men of legal
minds have different opinions as to. who
is nominated for Mayor.
There were As Democratic ballots cast.
The ticket contained no nomination for
Mayor, ID. V. Summerill, Jr., having re-
fused to stand at the democratic caucus,
but he received 35 votes for Mayor and j.
ID. Torton l, OH the Democratic primary
ticket.
There were 40 Republican primary
tickets voted. Notwithstanding James
ID. Torton filed a petition and had his
name printed upon the ticket he recelv-
ed only IL votes to IS for ID. V. Summer
i'll, Jr., a Democrat.
~sUMMERILL NOMINATED.
Some declare Mr.. Summeriil is both
the Republican and Democratic nominee;
that a voter has a right to vote for whom
they please at the primary; that the petl-
ton mounts to only getting the name
printed upon the primary ticket and does
not exclude a voter from a free choice OF
voting for whom they please, and the
man who gets a majority is nominated
the same as the man who gets a majority
OF votes lie elected to Office.
TORToN NOMINATED.
Others declare that no person can be
declared a nominee unless he has COM
piled with the law by filing a petition to
get on the ticket; that Mr.. Torton is the
nominee even if he got only l vote; that
Mr.. Summerlll can not be the nominee
on a Republican ticket because he is a
Democrat; that he can not be declared a
nominee on either ticket because there
was no petition filed for his name to be
printed upon either ticket; that even If
he had filed a petition for the Democratic
nomination he could not be declared the
nominee ON the Republican ticket.
Then another opinion is given that
there is no n legally nominated, be-
cause Mr.. Summerill did not file a petit
ton that he would accept and Mr.. Tor
ton did not get majority to nominate
him. Any one who wants it can get a
legal opinion on the case without paying
for it.
The question undoubtedly will be and
should be decided by the Judge Of the
Supreme Court.
The other names on the primary tick
cts as previously published were voted
for.
The State Attorney General has decid-
ed that where a Chosen Freebooter is
elected from two municipalities like Up
per Penn's Neck Township and PENIS
Grove Borough the nomination must be
made by a convention of delegates elect
ed at the primary election. In PENIS
Grove w A SummariU lanes Diver and |
D. V. Summerill Jr., were elected dele
gates and Edw. NJ. Summerill i'll the
Township with their choice for Freehold
er D. Y. Summerill.
In the Township 218 names were plac-
ed on the registry list. Only Z demo-
cratic ballots were cast and, 3 Republi-
cans. The only names on the Repub-
lican ticket were Jos. A. Lloyd for com
mittee and Samuel S. Borden for dele
gate to county convention.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-09-15
Base Ball

For the third time this season PENIS
Grove was defeated by X-Brandywine
here last Saturday. 1t must be a case of
stage fright. Because X-Brandywind de-
feated our boys in two games, perhaps
they have grown timid. We hope such
is not the case. All three games have
been closely contested but it seems as
though PENIS Grove was doomed to de-
feat. Penn's Groves lineup suffered by
the absence of Ford and Holmes. In the
fourth inning with two men on base and
two out, Lucas in an effort to put one of
the men out threw the ball to second
base. But no II covered the bag and
in consequence the ball went clear to cen
ter field. Both me crossed the plate
and the score stood 40 against PENIS
Grove. ~
In Penn's Groves half of the inning
Lucas knocked a two Dagger and stole
third. The ball was delivered and the
catcher returned the ball to the pitcher.
But the instant the ball left the catcller's
hand Lucas started for home. The pitch
er got excited in his efforts to head off
the runner and in consequence Lucas
scored and the rooters' enthusiasm rose.
Two more run were scored but two and
one don't make tour so the game was
lost.
Our boys should take more practice
with the stick. 1t is one Of their weak
points. Four substitutes were placed in
the game for Penn's Grove but this did
not help matters along any. A reliable
umpire is needed and the hopes are that
one will be secured.
The features of the game were the
fielding of Compton and Proud for the
visitors and of Condor for ghe home
team.
Pedricktown will be the attraction
this Saturday. DopsppD Woodbury.
Country Clubs crack pitchet-~i4 off
ciate for Pedricktown. Hfowntown will
play Saturday week. X
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-09-15
Prices for N. Y. Horse Manure.
In effect September 1. 1905.


We Shall be pleased to receive orders for
New York Horse Manure, for delivery on
West jersey and eeashore Railroad and the
PENIS Grove Branch at the following prices:
New Short Manure, 49, 80 per ton; Old
Manure, 1920 per ton; payable by note in
bank Oct. l, 1906. At all points south of
Frankllnyilie, MonroeviIle, Point Airy, Zoe
per ton additional will be charged. Fifteen
cents per ton off new short manure and
twenty cents per ton off old manure for
cash. All manure must be settled for with
in thirty 800 days after shipment, either
by cash or note. Agents have no authority
to sell on any other terms. Orders receiv-
ed by CT. Mallory, sales agent, Woodbury.,
n. j., William G. Brooks, Deerfeld, N.
j. ; b. A. Headly, Swedesboro, N. j., fob
Swedesboro and Salem branch; Miner
Brothers, Bridgeton, N. j.; James Clark,
Somers Point, N. j.; or Geo. M. Wells our
general collection agent, who will be at the
Molony Building, Woodbury., N. j., ever
Saturday until 100 p. m
NEW YORK HORSE MANURE TRANS
PORTATION co. 81 6m.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-09-15
w. CT. u. Notes

September, 7, 1905, the Penn's Grove,
w. c. T. U. elected the following officers:
President, Mrs. Hannah M. Torton, lst.
Vice, Mrs. Ella Harris; End. Vice, Miss
Abbie L. Kidd; Corresponding Secretary
Mrs. Naomi f. Batten; Recording Secre-
tary, Miss Nina Smith; Treasurer, Mrs.
Sarah Barber; Assist. Treasurer, Mrs.
Ella Harris.
Observation-Disclosures Work,
Mrs. Katherine Hughes; Press, Mrs. Ma
omi F. Batten; Mothers Meeting, Mrs.
Ella Harris; Red Letter Day, Mrs. Han
nah Titus; Soldiers and Sailors, Miss Lou
lisa Dolbow; Anti-Narcotics, Mrs. Anna
E. Biddle; Flower Mission, Mrs. Tillie
Smith; Liter allure, Mrs. S. Townsend;
Franchise, Miss Abbie L. Kidd; Health,
Heredity and Physical Culture, Mrs.
Alice Bisbee; Sabbeth Observance, Mrs.
Hannah M. Torton; Sunday School Work
Mrs. Anna F. Barber, St. Pauls; Miss
Abbie L. Kidd, Emmanuel; Organist
Miss Lille Harris.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-09-15
PERSONAL MENTION.
The where ;be,.l& Ok GOOD People
You Know.

The " acre tbGtlS az GOou FeOpIe
You Know.
Mrs. VIM, Gallagher is spending the
week in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Emma Kidd is spending a week
with her sister at Repaupo.
Thomas w. Raine has entered Banks
Business College, Philadelphia.
Miss Lizzie Kidd returned to the State
Normal School at Trenton on Monday.
Miss Carrie Brandiff, has returned to
the Normal School at West Chester, Pa.
Miss Mary Lummis, of Cedarville, is
visiting her brother, DR.. G. ?. Lummis.
Mrs. Chas. Flanagan and Mrs. Mary
IIoldcraft are spending a week at Allan
tic City.
Mrs. Maria Dugan, has returned home
after spending sometime with relatives
in New York.
Miss Mabel Elliott, of Camden, is
spending sometime with her cousin Miss
Freda Morrison.
Miss Mamie Hoffman, of Baltimore, has
been spending sometime with Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hates.
Mrs. Frank Summerill and daughter
Rebecca spent from Friday until Tuesday
with friends at .Pitman.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wells, of Camden
have been spending the week with Mr..
and Mrs. Henry j. Blohm.
Miss Edna North spent Saturday and
Sunday at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Tongue, of Philadelphia.
George Dickel has returned home after
spending a week at O~ceanville, N. ]. He
reports cunning and fishing fine.
Mrs. Lizzie Madara and Mrs. C. P.
Philips are spending a few days at Mrs.
William Broadway on Franklin st.
Mrs. David II. Shultz, Hattie Shaw,
and Rebecca Gleeson are visiting Mrs.
Mrs. Carrie Yearicks of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and John Heaton and daughter
1Idythe, OF Tioga, were ~over-Sunduy Wis
itors with MIR. and Mrs. H. E. Crompton.
William MegilI, the electric doctor, of
Broobs Island, Calvert Co. Nd, was in
PENIS Grove, this week after his launch
Mrs. Hattie Shaw, of Windsor, Mass,
and Rebecca Gleeson, of Pitman, are Wis
iting their sister, Mrs. David H. ShuItz.
w. Earl Walker, who has been a jour
neyman barber for the past six months
arrived home from Washington, D. g.,
last Saturday.
Robert Garrison, wife and daughter
and son Robert spent from FRI
day until Tuesday with his grandmother
Mrs. Lydia Guest.
W. Harlow Rogers left Monday for
Carlisle, Pa, to become teacher of math-
ematics i'll the preparatory school of
Dickinson College.
Mrs. Warren Simpkins and son Earl, of
Philadelphia, and Miss Emma Thorn, of
Camden, have been spending Sometime
at Liniord i. Hurff's.
Claude Ward left on Wednesday for
Marietta, Ohio, to work for an oil well
company. His uncle John Ward has
been there eleven years.
w. d. Robbins, wife and daughter left
on Thursday for Germantown to attend
the silver wedding, on Thursday evening
Mrs. G. Padmore, a sister to Mrs. Rob
bins. From there they go to Trenton to
spend a few days with his son, Geo. H.
Robbins, in his new home at Cadwallader
Park.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-09-15

Ralph o. Smith son If D. Harris Smith
ESQ. left salem last Saturday to become
professor iii chemistry at the University
of Wisconsin, located AZ Madison. Ralph
graduated at Rutger College in 1902 in
the Bachelor OF Science course. He COM
pleted a similar course in tile University
OF Pennsylvania last spring and received
the title Of PHI. Doctor of Philosophy.
His position in Wisconsin pay $1,000 a
a year.