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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-09

has been In the tobacco business in Harlem
for fifteen years His placard reads
The trust, the largest commercial hog IN
the world, forced me, the oldest retail
quality cigar dealer in Harlem, out OF tho
store at 264 West one Hundred and Twenty
nth street, across the street. by leasing
the ground and buying the building over
my head, where l had business for
twelve years, compelling me TO put ny
stock and fixtures in storage until got the
present store. Notwithstanding I sell hcn-
est cigars and not fake goods. cigars that
look every smoker IN the face and don't
need any coupons, as the Havana is in the
cigars and not in the safe and the combi-
nation lost. Again the veteran son OF a
soldier who served three years in the civil
war is assailed by the trust which leased
next door. paying 5000 more rent than tho
former occupant
why? To create a monopoly, forcing up
rentals so that no small man shall be in
business. Washington believed I'm inde-
pendence and constitutional rights for the
American people Do you? Then don't
patronize trust My landlord is Nauss.
the butcher; so is theirs. Thanking the
public for standing by me while the trust
has been trying to ruin me and take the
livelihood away from me- my wife and four
Ioh' ny using UNFAIR business methods
and bounding me for daring to be In the
cigar business, I am. etc"
Lehman declares that since he was driven
from the store he occupied across the street
he has been approached by several men
who asserted that unless he sold out to the
trust he would be ruined.
Lehman did~a landofice business after
his sign was erected. Persons who read it
entered the store and patronized him and
assured him of their support
The Alaska prospector., 1906-12-20
AN EXTENSION OF TIME
For Valdez Railroad Is Proposed In New
 Bill

Washington, Dec. 2O-Consress- fnan Dale has introduced . bill in Congress allowing the Valdes & Marshall Pass railroad an extcn- sion of three years time in which to complete construction. The bill also grants tracts of l8O acres of land in various places as ter minals. There is . strong feeling against any more such railroad legislation and it is probable that the measure will be defeated.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-12-20

Washington, Dec. 2O-District Attorney Hoyt's report on the charges against Wickersham has been received by the department oi justice and will be sent to the pres ident in few days. IL is rumored that the report is partially unia- vorable to the judge. although nothing positive can be learned from any official sourco. It is sup posed that in case the report sus- tains tho charges against Wick
The Alaska prospector., 1906-12-20
California Attorney

New York, Doc. 20-D. M. Del mas, . California attorney who has the sobriquet of the "Napoleon of the Western Bar" has been re tained hy Mrs. Thaw, with . fe. of SlOC ,OOO, to defend Harry Thav in the murder case which comes up Jan. 2l.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-12-20
Pennsylvania Safe

Seattle, Dec. 20. 10 A. M.-Tbs Pennsylvania sneaked into port this morning unreported. The de lay was caused by weak boilers.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-12-20
Tefries Referee

Tonopah, Dec. 2O-Jim Jeffrie. has been selected as the referee for the Cans Hermann fight here or New Years day.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-12-20
SARATOGA REPORTED Reached Seattle Ahead of Pennsylvania. Bad
 Trip.

Seattle, Dec. 20-Ths SAratoRs arrived last night. She had not seen the Pennsylvania, which }, nov five days overdue, but tho captain said the missing boat OK pected to call at Catalia and attributes the delay to that The Northvt;tern office was open late last night in hopes that the boat would be reported and their iears are increasing. Toe Saratoga had , very stormy trip down.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-12-20
Heroine Fund Increased

Seattle, Dec. 20-The cash fund which is to be given to Mrs. Pat terson, tho heroine of Beale Point, has been increased to $500.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-12-20
UnfaVOrab|e
Hoyt's Reporton Wickersham Though
 To Be Against The Judge

.rsham made by McCumber and others that the president will close the matter by appointing another man to the position.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-12-20
Sailing Dates

Seattle, Dec. 2O-The Saratoga will sail for Vulde, Dec. 24th and the Pennsylvania, after having a few repairs made, will leave on January lst.
 Erach nvSfars nn every boat at
The Alaska prospector., 1906-12-20
Alaska Fair Exhibit

AIdSKa IF d1T EXn1D1t Washington, Dec. 20-A bill has
 been introduced making m appro-
 priation for an Alaskan exhibit at
 the Seattle Fair of &5OO,OOO, for | Hawaii ,OOO, the Philippine. slOO,OOO and for government
 display $325;OOO. ] On the i6p rung of the ladder ialways-with everything you need
 in the dfug line. Red Cross Drug 1 Co.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-12-20

Fresh oysters on every boat at Wikidcl's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-26
Die ScidGoisnnsen am G6lncr 9um,

Sor einigen Monaten itellte iid
bcralls. bab perihieoene Stellen am
aolner Dom, an benen Der Stein
ltarf permittert mar, elmer getaiien
Yriifune unter5ogen weroen miBten.
Hun bat man am Siioportal iiber
tltlroert Sub bobe @eriiite errihtet.
INN Sen sort pe~rlpenoeten Stein aui
ieine Saltbarfeit unb ieinen jebigen
3nltano 81 priiien. las Bib, ipel-
Dies iid bel Ser Eriifung Oarbot, lit,
mie Ole naoIn. 8.-3tg." ihreibt, elm
betriibenoes. Die Gernitterung bat
erobe 6ortidritte gemabt, 10 Dab
nidt gerinee 2ebensgefubr fir Die
Ourd bas Siioportal @in- uno Nns-
gcbenoen unaltsgeiest porbanoen lit.
Hidt MIR naren sic ieineren 9ilb-
balerarbeiten an BEN SodeIn mo
8alOadinen Ser Seiligeniiguren 10
Itarf perpittert, Sab bei'm Anriibren
0ieielben abbrafen, ionoern tbeil-
meiie lpar Der Stein ihon polItdnoia
in Nulper iibergegangen. Stale bon
5pei. orei, ielbit bier Weter Sobe
madeIten bei'm Nnriibreu nit swei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-26
Nbcnofcier in Der iyrcmbc.

Sd ldie Ole Gage perrmui6en,
Nl9 pie I'M lraum,
Aie 1eitcrn mo beutc mir idmanOen
Sd meiB IS faum.
9frn rubeu Ole Sduoc inn S6oobe
Na6 6u9esmiib'u
llnO tauden perloren bie 9lide
&n'@ NbenOgliib'n.
"a Giinen iid Glteacn uno @lmoel
Gcrborg'ner Sief',
gSadt ouf, maa I'M Ser5en 10 LANCE
@e5mungen ihliei.
Griiilet mid itmer5enoes Sebnen
Sm mobI'gen Roum;
&ier 0rinnen iinD Suit mir 2ieoer
9tltr eitel Shallm -
IA orollBen i'm neItlihen 01mmer
Ter Abenoltern,
3iebt alleS mein Sinnen un0 0enter
Bur Seimotb fern.
Sort iuPiB i'd aui lihten Aucn,
Ia blilbt mein Slid,
llno ih fam nimuler - nimmer
81 ibr 5uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-26
Grceacns anf Soften.

Sauptnlonm 9aper I'M groBen oerlt
lhen @encrolitob er51blt in ieinem le.
ienspertben Shriftf)en Der &ricg
in Siiomcitofrifo" einigeS bon oicier
sum Sbcil 9on5 ungepobulid)en, olte
Gepflo9enbeitcn serahe5u oui oen
aopf ltellenoen 9rie9fiibrlne, Oos
mertb eriteint, in Sen weiteiten arei-
len gelclcn 5u meroen.
so beridtet er: .GS lit ~iiberbaupt
benlerfensucrtb, mic por5iiglif 9eres
ros uno ip1ter alld Sottentotten es
perltonocn, iid Ole Sffi5iere aus ser
Sruppe berolts5libolen. @enn mir
glon5enoc llniformen, beionbere gb.
5eldent gd)lelItiide ooer gor Selobius
Den getrogen bGtten, 10 ip1re oas mei-
ter nltt perluunoerlih geipeien. @ir
Srfl5tere trllgen ober I'M @efedt nno
am 6clnoe genau bieielben In5iige,
fpie olc Neiter, benielben 2bafi. ober
aorbltoft, oicIelbeu blalntmranberten
Stlstrippenbiite. 2ettere baben
'ld). nebenbel geiaet, treiiltd bemdbrt
Sic 'tiibcn geeen @ino unb @etter,
9eoen S%onncnbronb nno &eeen, lie
trogen lid) leidt unb angenebm mn
lilto 9fodtS ollsge3cihnet ols aopifii'
len 5t benuten. Wer einmal auf Sci.
zen gelhIafen bot, peiB Oas 81 ihat'
6en. @ir truoen aud feline SGbel =
nieinen SGbel babe id bei'm getreter
oes SonoeS an Der 8iiite gegen Quit
tung abgegeben nnb i'm crit micoe1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-26
3iuua Scrrn.

n3moa &errn is ihIed)t oiena =
"a fimmt ma net ornuS.
2Gm GnO'," bonbt's, ga merien i
ii ale 3ruoa mans"
llno 90 bat a jeber
3moa 6errn IN iei'm 2eb'u;
Or mltaB balo Dem oou', bolo
Gem an0er'n uadgeb'n.
llnO iraat or Sen oalt, is g
Fem anNarn net redt.
Marum? Weil Der auoer'
Grao : @egentbeil mo6t'.
Die 3rpsn 9errn. ole mobna
Gar nab beonnnio':
los onn' lit as Ser5
lln0 01S oan' Der Geritan6.
@er 5 oon' MIR frnGt unO il
Inns nn0er' net lfert,
los is bait foam Wenid net,
60 mie er il abort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-26
6erbitnalem.
Son M. u. SiIoebranl

Son u. u. SiIbebrnnbt.
Sdon iGrbt iid) purplrrotb Der nil
Be @ein unb feurig @olb I'M.
ipielt bie Mbornbdume,
Gin 9iiitden 3ittcrt leiie onrd ben
Soin, er5ablcno balberitorbene
WGrhentrGume.
Nm ounfelblauen Simmel idnpebeit
Iaht sic @6lfden mie elm Bolt
bon milben Sdip1neL
ltno mant Elm 3ipitiderno Shalben'
pGrten madt lid anf Die He'le
NIT ben WolfenfGbnen.
gs pinft ser Berg nit ieinen ipalo''
aen S6b'n bin in Die Jerne, IN
Ste l%cbenspoac,
Our 1reibeit aus Der Sflnperei &c
itobn = bod iibermdftis feiieit
mid, Die Shoae.
Ger Goscl siebt nit iiferm 6liigcl-
ihlag Dem Sort I'M iiiplid) PEI.
tern 2ano entgegen;
ltno loate nidt aud bammern mir
Ser Tag, oo meme Seele oari
bic 6liigel regen?
gdl tpobl nift cher itirbt bas Scbn.
iudtspeb, oas traurig it'll mid
lGBt bnrh's 2cben eeben,
9is blaHe 2ippen fliiltern leis uno
Letter nod; .Mbe, auf @ieoer-
ieben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-26
Die lGngitc Sriifc Der @clt.
&on Gliiubetb HuooIp f..
6ortiebmna.)

HadmittngS iiini llbr beitcige i6
in Sos IngeleS ben o@ulen5ug," Der
ms iibcr Naht nad .6risco" (ple
man bier olgemein San 8ran5isco
uennD trGgt. Sdon Gage pprber
milB man ii6 ieinc Shlaiitellc iidern,
Oenn Der BUG lit itets iiberiiiat, Gou-
Ienoe uno Nbcrtauienoe aus alien
&imneISrid)tungen mollen oieleS
Nicientriimmericlb iebcn, no aud Der
nGd)Ite Eieiler meiner @eoanfen.
Bride ribt.
WnrgenS s llbr treiien mir IN
Snflnno Elm. IaeS i6iebt unO or0llgt
burdl Die lauge 9abnbaac nad) Dem
Sdiff. bnS ms iiber sic Gan Srall'
3iScn Gan trdgt. Sod liegt Der Wor.
~gennebcl mie Gin bid)ter Sdleier ilbcr
ser Stoot Dor unS.
,Sh lite uno ltorre biniiber nah
ben llier. mo mGbrenb id) 10 binaiiS'
%itarre, beginut es in oem @rou Su
mogeit, 81 itei1cn mo 5u linfcn. 49,
is lit, ais Of Elm 8ino ben mnourd)-
orinalihcn Shleicr biuncg bebt.
8or mir lieat .oie Stuot aui bllls
0ert Siigeln" - baS cinitigc EariS
ops @eItenS - ieBt Elm entietIideS
S~riimmerielb.
Sn'S Ange itciaen SbrGnen. Die
Sprnde lit 81 arm @ortc ST tri'
nial. GS lit cbeuio mmo9lid), Dies
9ilo 81 beidreibeu, pie es moetfbar
lit, cine aotoitropbe in Dem Scelen.
lcben zines Ntenideu 81 idilOer,.
.Gnticbli6! Surdtbnr!" ruien
&ielc bel oieiem 9lnblid aus, oui oen
luic bon boberer San0 Scr Stempel
ser @r0Bc georiidt woroen lit. Sd
benfc mmiufiirlid) an @ortc Der
Yibel, oic 10 tici poden, neil iie nit
cinem 9enialen 3uge 10 mnenolid) pieI
iagen. Sor mcinem 9eiItigen Tit9e
IieBt mie elm nnabIebbares Selo Die
Seoe uDo 2ecrc oeS anion9S 49, i6
bore oas 1rbietenoc: n@S merOe" -
uno es moro. - limo 8auien0e Sabre
iibcriprinat mein 8eiit. Sd bore
Oas: IS mare iiniter, - oie Come
pcrlor ibren Stein, Die Groe err
bcbtc," II. /. N.
90 mllB eS audi bier 9elpeicn iein
Die groc tbot lid uui, iie wogte mic
Gin Weer. lin mid berum reoen Die
2cute. gines bat einen 8ermanoten.
zines eiten 6reuto, poer oieie baber
ibr SAB un0 8ut eingebiiBt, bod
tic ipreden oapon, pie bon gtmas. al
0ns iie lid) MN idon gelpobnt baben
Tie nenhen es n6iiging @ottes;;"
mande iogor rStraie 8ottes," oenr
Gan Sran5isco iei cine leidtiinnige
leidlilcbigc Staot gemeienl Sn Ole
lem Iusenblide lab id, etlpaS. bas
nod piel entieslider mar, ais oas
Bib Dor mir, IN Den Ser5en Der Men.
iden. Die iid) cinen iold,en @ott con.
itruirten.
God bier lit feline 3eit 5ltm Grit
bcln. las Shiif lit angelangt. @ie.
Der laiie ih mid Don Der Wienge lib.
ren, crit nnd) Dem Bureau, no mat
Shlaiitelen fir oie @eiterreiie be
Iegt, uno als bas erleoigt, trete id
ami Den groBen freien Ylat Dor Den
6errp . @eb1u0e. 9ier Itebt elm
Gar" nit rieiigen Elnfaten rings
nm: Sisbt ieeins Gar" 3abrt onrd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-26
S,n Tlmse bnrd) Soaano.
Gortiebuna.)

@enn man nod Sollano fonimt,
ilid)t man natiirlid) sncrlt mad Der
bol1noiiden @einlihfeit, Die eit
&ubmcstitcl BON biitoriitem @ertb
fir Die gemobner Der, Nicberlanoc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-26
Gas Seine i. 9enfmal in Wep.yorf.

Sn ieinen amerifoniifen Gin
oriiden er3Gblt 2uouig Slloa auf,
mie er oaa Seine enfmal in Netu,
Yorf %gefuuoen bat = ridtiger, lpie
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-05-30

The barn and contents on the prem
se- Of John Feiler, at Centre Bridge,
were totally destroyed by fire on Fri,
day, the origin of which is unknown
The fire broke out about half past
O'Clock in the afternoon. II was not
discovered until il WAS beyond con
troll. Mr.. Feiler was in back field
ploughing aud Mrs. Feiler, who is
sick, was in the house with the chill.
dren.
Had it not been for Mrs. Mace, who
IL assisting Mrs. Feiler, the house
would have been destroyed, as she
happened to look at the barn aud dis
covered the fire.
BY great presence OF mind she con
yeyed Mrs. Feiler and the children
from the house, and ran for assistance
Neighbors with their buckets ran t.
the house and after hard work saved
it. The house caught fire three diff
ferent times. The heat was 80 in
tense that the barn conld not be en-
tered and two pet rabbits, all the feed
pigeons, hay and wagons were con
sumed. The COWS and horses, being
out in the pasture field we're saved.
The corn crib and wagon hous,
we're destroyed, the wind carrying thu
flames to them.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-05-30
MnuMI AIRY.

During the shower on Thursday ev-
ening last Miss Cornelia Holcombe
Mt. Airy arose to let the shepherd
dog in the house, as he was afraid of
thunder and lightning. At the head
of the stairs she missed her hold on
the banister and fell headlong to the
bottom, bruising herself quite badly.
Alfred b. Holcombe is about to re-
model his mill by erecting new east
iron water wheel. A lot of new shaft
ing will also be put in.
Contractor Montgomery will have
the maeadam road from LamhertNllle
to Ringoes completed by early fall if
nothing prevents. He has a gang of
about 60 Italians and dozen teams
at work carting ballast from Mt. Airy
station. Work is progressing finely.
Miss Caroline Holcombe. of Eng
lishtown, n. j., visited at her father i,
Judge Holcombe's over Sunday.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-05-30
STOCKTON.

Mrs. Joseph Fisher is seriously i'll
at her home near Sergeantsville.
Mrs. Clark 7. Hunt is spending n
week at the home of her son. Eden b.
Hunt, at Lansdowne, Pa.
Miss Emma C. Warman spent last
Wedn esday and Thursday in Phila
delphia.
George Holcombe, Of this place,
was stricken with paralysis Monday
night aud is quite ill.
Mrs. Adeline Woadrnff is seriously
i'll at the home of her son. Charles
Woodruff, near Amwel
Mrs. Amy Green IL visiting kher
daughter, Mrs Clark b. Johnson,
near Raven Rock.
DIR. and Mrs. c. NJ. Walters, of
Centre Hill, visited friends in Phila-
delphia last Wednesday.
Mrs. Ida Rittenhouse, of Sergeants.
vile is spending some time at the
home of her son, Gabriel Rittenhouse
nj Mlddletown, n. Y.
Mrs Catherine Johnson, of Bridge
street, ~ spending week with her
niece, Mrs, Frank Whitloek. of Gro
ysr.
Heryey Miller and wife. Of Tren
ton, have been visiting Mrs. Miler's
parents. Ioaeph II. Green and wife,
of SergeantsSille vicinity.
Miss Belle Lawshe, who has been
teaching school the past year at Mi,
Pleasant, is at her home in this place
for the summer vacation.
Robinson Suydam, of New York
city, has been visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Snydam, near
SergeantsyilIe.
Miss jennie Keown, of Philadel
phia. is visiting at the home of her
father, Robert Keown, Centre Bridge,
Pa, and her sister, Mrs. Matthias
Williamson, of Sergeantavila.
Alton d. Spoor, who for the last
year has been the supervising princi-
pal of the High Bridge borough pub
lie schools, has been elected auperyis-
ing principal of the Stockton sch ools
for the next school year.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-05-30
kfM NOPE AND Vicinity.

Forty hours devotion began IN ST.
Martins church. New Hope, Sunday
evening.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Hooker attended
he graduating exercises of the Mer-
cerhnrg Academy on Monday. Their
son Howard VAS among the graduates.
The Bucks county quarterly meeting
of the HEX site Friends will be held
at the Buckingham Friends Meeting
house Thuraday, MAY 81.
Edgar T.. Mitchell. II former prlnci-
pal of the New Hope High School,
died at the old Mems Home. Phila-
delphia. Monday Of this week, aged
70 years. The interment took place
at Raven Rock. "Wednesday.
Arrangements are being made ion
the annual meeting mn banquet of
the New Hope High School Alumni.
A negro trainer, travelling with
Hargreave's show, which exhibited in
Doylestown on Wednesday, had his
arm badly torn by lion on Thursday
at Iansdale.
A Bucks county friend Of Isaac
Scarborough, who some weeks ago
left his home near Aqnetons ina mys-
terious maul -, recently received Il
letter from htl "a which he sad he
was out West. buI was tired of that
section aud about ready to return
home.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-05-30

Don't think that you are the only
one in the world with troubles To bear,
OF that your trouble is worse than that
OF any one else.
You cant grow to manhood or
womanhood without mourning worries
end responsibilities.
The children are the only care free
people in the world; and even they
have their tiny worries and woes.
The only thing to do is turn a brave
face to the world and carry your bur
den cheerfully The less complaint
you make the more people will respect
you.
When you are moaning over your
own particular worry cast your mind
about among your friends and sse il
they each have not some burden 10
carry which IS quite as heavy as yours.
How many OF them would YOU care to
change places with
There is no sense in bOthering other
people with your woes They will lis
ten lor a while, but soon they wall be-
Gin TO avoid you.
Also, there is no sense in hrooding
over your misforluncs and thinking
yourself the most abused, unlueky per
son in the world, for you are not
But if you don't take very good care
you will make yourself one OF the most
miserable through introspection and
Accommodation
lust try TO make up your mind that
you are pretty lucky person after all
You may have few sorrows, but
haven't you great many more joyse
The joys usually outbalanee the sorrows
when 1t comes to a close comparison.
Just to be alive at this time of year
is great joy in itself
You are no worse OFF than ynnr
neighbor. He has his worries, but
perhaps he does not talk about them.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-05-30
IN A PERSONAL WAY.
Miss Gertrude Savage, of Trenton,
spent Friday in this city.

Miss Gertrude Savage, of Trenton,
spent Friday in this city.
Louis Botti. of Newark. has been
visiting his parents in this city.
John Saunders and family are visit
ing relatives in Pittsbnrg.
Hugh Van Sewer. of Baltimore, has
been visiting his parents Mr. aud Mrs
Herbert d. Van Solver.
o. 1. Blackwell aud family will re-
move to the residence owned by A. II.
Titus ON Main street this week.
Mrs. f. W. Crosse and daughter of
Milford, visited last Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Shered Metler.
Miss Martha Finger, of Newark,
has been visiting her parents in this
city.
Prof. +. II. Scobey addressed the
teachers of Hunterdon County AT
Pennington on Saturday.
Announcement is made OF the en-
Sagement of Miss Agnes Carmody aud
Thomas Gnllick. both of tins city
EDGAR u Thornton, of the Browns
burg sub station. was visitor to
Lambertville Saturday.
Jacob Handy will leave town in a
few days for Groyersville. n. Y.
where he will make his home.
Mr. aud Mrs Robert Click, of Lans-
downe. Pa. were guests Of friends in
this city this week.
Mrs. Albert Seamen, Of Philadelphia
former resident Of this city, is i'll
with diptheria.
Robert Watson an inmate of the
Soldiers Home ut kearny, il visiting
friends in this city.
Mrs Harry X. Reinert aud dangh.
tiers Esther and Olga are spending a
lew days IN Philadelphia.
Ms- Sybillah HINT, of Philadelphia
WAS the guest of MIR. and Mrs Isaac
W, Holcomb over Sunday.
MIR aud Mrs. Jacob Bright and
grand daughter, visited relatives in
Point Pleasant over Sunday.
Miss Ethel Shamalia. of Philadelphia
is the guest of her father. George Nj,
Shamalia,
Miss Agnes Smith. of Newark, was
the guest of y A. Finger and family
over Sunday.
At the commencement exercises of
the Lower Wakefield high school, the
Instrumental music will be furnished
by Robert H. Phillips
Our townsman ". f. Meginnes
started ON business trip for the Pa
cilic Coast aud Northwest section on
Monday 18th inst.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-05-30
Advertising Proverbs

Breyity in advertising, like the short
cut across fields, is the right thing if it
takes you "a your objective point.
When a ship starts to sail around the
world, it IS not what she does the first
week that t,kes her around; is the
last week, as in advertising.
You cant always tell by looking at a
frog how fai he can jump, and the best
way is to let him jump, just as you
should try ont your advertising.
The new dress even with the same
eyes and hair has made the young man
come to the front with the ice cream
soda. Does your advertising need .
new dressr
You never saw a bulldog let loose
except to get better hold The good
advertiser doesn't know Of any vaca.
ton time.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-05-30

when ! was druggist, at Livonia
Mo, writes L. J. Dryer, now of
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toners were permanently cured OF
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day. One WAS trying to sell his prop
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using New Discovery short time he
found it unnecessary to do 80. re-
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the most wonderful medicine in exist
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-05-30
Construction Company Gave Annual DianeI
to Many Guests.

The Delaware River Quarry aud
Construction Company gave its an
ual planked shad dinner Wednesday
on the farm owned by Robert A..
Montgomery, at Moore'a station.
Guests were present from this city,
Trenton, Easton, Jersey City, Bur
llngton, Newark. aud other parts of
New Jersey. The Lambertyille and
Easton delegations arrived on a
special train and marched from the
station 10 the farmhouse headed by
the Eaaton band The guests were
welcomed by Colonel John T. Van
Cleef.
The Easton guests, through their
spo kesman, Mayor March, presented
Mr.. Montgomery with Il handsome
qunrtered oak, leather upholstered Of
flee chair. and Mayor Ely, of this
city, presented him with silver fish
and handsome silver loving cup on
which was Inscribed
Robert A. Montgomery,
From
Lambertville Friends.
May %, 1905.
Dinner was served at one o'clock,
the items Of the menu hring the
choicest Of the season.