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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-04-25
Fred. G. Stout Dead.

After suffering for long time from
pulmonary trouble Fred G.. Stout
died at the homo of his father in law.
William A. Reading, Il York street,
last Thursday evening, aged 80 years.
Funeral services were held nj his late
residence at II a. III. Monday morn
ing. The Rev. II A. Mackubbin. of
the First Presbyterian church oifici-
ating. Interment in Riyerview Gem
etery.
The bearers were Chas. Schermer-
horn. Gus. Schermerhorn, VIM.
Gibbs, VIM. 0riffiths. John Casey.
Gus. Blackwell The floral tributes
were unusually numerous and beau
tifnl.
Mr. Stout is survived by a
widow and two sons. His parents,
NJ r. and Mrs. Elisha Stout, reside in
Asbury Park. Five sisters also sur
viye. Mr.. Stout was foreman in
the LambertYille Rubber mill for
number of years. His father was the
patentee of the "Stout boot. He
was a member Of Alexander Council
l109, Royal Arcanum. and of Lam
bert Vile Council. National Union.
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Arbor Day

Last Friday. April Goth. oas arrro.
prialely observed in the seyeral
schools in this city. All the exercises
were of high order and all the par
Elephants did very we'll. About thirty
citizens ahraved the walk up the hill
and were amply rewarded for heir
exertlon. Below We give the pro
gramme ii the Iligh and Grammar
Schools.
Chorus I'm shepherd III the Valley
Reading The Governors Proclamation
Mary Behan
fiaue Sala ,taGels in Paradise"
Lillian Mason
ReadinH "Arhnr Day Irene slaath
Recitation :" The Tree" olive Hoekenhury
Chorus ." Farewell TO the Woods"
Reading How Arbot Day First Came
Miriam Ennis
Recitation fhe Trees Dream
Elizabeth Carr
Piano Duct Melody of Love"
katharine Conway and Irene Sheath
Recitation :" The Buebird's Sona,"
Marie MePinms
Recitation Thu Birds in Church"
Fannie Sehpnel,
Chorus - Meath the Leafy Tree"
Recitation-"rhe Ambitious Weed or the
Danger of Self Confidence"
Laura Kinney
Reading The Chestnut Tree "
Hazel benson
Eecitation Tree Song" Mary Hunt
Violin solo La Glaee Keith Brown
Recitation The Dafiodils." Avis Black
Recitation How the Robin Game,
Mnriel Sehanch
GhOrusZ.'II,e SnnV RirtIf
Recitation" Oak" Alice Gnrman
Recitation a flocl Of Birds"
Pupils oil p Grammar
fiann Solo lsrrenielle" Edith droome
Recitation g" Birds. Beasts and fishes,
Thomas Hunt
Rcciiation Natures Secrets"
Helen Church
Chorus-"lhc Bird Song
lsectaton -"Arbor Day" Admiral iauer
Piano Duet THE March Of the aypsies,f
Marjorie Davis and Helen Sergeant
! Arhor Day Exercise" Nature md the Poet
Margaret Robertson, Helen a l}aW, Char
lotte Hayes, Elsie Pew, Almn fomlnson
Eva Akers, Mildred MarisTu4a5 Eh2nbeti
W Cooper, Keith Brown
Chorus What They Say"
Pupils Of Enni { tirado
| Chorus The Hunter"
Tree flantinG-Quotation l., Members d
the Senior Cldsa
SinnHf The Sturdy Trees
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STOCK TON.

Frank NJ Wilson apent ThHrsiay
! with friends in Trenton.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Wilson. # South
Main street. was a visitor IN lambert
VILE WodEesday.
George n Best NJ d. of Rose.
mont. spent Thursdny in rhiladol-
phin
Mrs laaac s. Stover. or rhilade.
phia Is spending several davs at tho
home Of her father. John Stockton
Edgat J. Melick and tamilg. Of
Rosemoni. spent Wolnesla, ~ visit
nrs in Pennington
James Rodgers, OF Ccnue Bridge,
recently spent compile Of daye with
his sister at Camden
Mrs. Gilbert G. Conner 1ae re-
cent visitor at the hGme Of her sister,
Mrs Henry Van Horn Of aerPeant7'
Mills.
Mrs. Horace III. Reading. Of South
Main street. spent recent lay at tho
home Of her mother. NJ, Henry
Qnirk Of Frenchtowu.
Frank Whitlock and wil of Head.
quarters have been enterte ing tho
Rev. and Mr. William VI. LYON and
family.
Confirmation aeIyiees wore con.
Quoted by tho Rev. William Lyon in
the German Baptist church at Ser.
gesntsyille. Sunday evening at 30
o'clock.
Mrs. Sophia Heason. who las been
spending some time AT Milestone, has
returned 10 the home Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. @. T. Shepherd.. OF 9er-
geAntsville.
Mrs. benjamin l.. Johnson aud son
Robert and daughter Hannah. 81
North Main street. were recent whit
ors at the home Of the Misses Lari.
son nj Sandy Ridge.
| Samuel Bakehoin, OF Gardenylllo,
Ia, WE recent flHltOF NJ mo nome
Of his brother. James Bakshorn, Of
Sandy Ridge Tuesday and Wednes.
| day
Mrs William =. Va, dau nnd
daughter Helene were visitors at the
formers parents home '.eorge II
Fisher and wife. Of Serqeani4yiIle. on
Wednesday.
! Eden Il. Hunt and Wife and child.
rem, Margaret and Clarkson, have ro-
turned to their home at Lansdowne,
Pa, after visiting tho formers par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark f. Hunt.
Of South Main street.
| Ex-Judge II. f.. Cullen aud dangh.
ter. Miss Sue Cullen. will move iron,
North Main street, this place. 10 their
farm between Rosemont and King
wood. Theodore Cullen. who has re-
sided on the farm for many years. hal
moved his family TO Rosemont,
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BASE BALL.

Saturday was 4 day of activity in
amateur hail circles. For the Della
ware Valley BASE Ball League it was
the opening Of operations for the sci.
son m Trenton, lIopewell and Lam.
hertville Judging from IT, enthusi.
asm shown in the different towns the
league career this season promises To
be successful one.
In l.amhertyille a tremendous crowd
witnessed the home tenn wallop the
Bowman5 by IS to o. Hon veil started
before the home crowd b, defeating
the Cmrans, while in II nton the
American Bridge Compan, shut out
Waldron. and the Trenton y NJ. c. A.
,ashed in over the Wilburs.
TASlHFRIyuIlE EASY WIN.
he base bail season va spenea IN
l-ambeItville on Saturday Wien one OF
the largest crowds ever seen on the /.
\ g. grounds witnessed the first Della
ware Valley league game thout zoo
rooters went up from Trenton To cheer
the Bowman team, but they were doom
ed to bitter disappointment Lambert
vile boys simply had a slaughter. The
home team was in good batting humor
aud At no stage Of the game was vic
tory possible Tor the visitors. Score:
iamheTtville .,.s..s....s...e 0 go 4x--l5
Howmans ##.=.=..n0 40 D. d
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Subscriptions for the relief OF San
Francisco sufferers should be handed
promptly to the following committee
Mayor Alfred r. Ely. Rev. II. a.
MacKubbin. William Lauer, Newton
e. Slack, Hiram T. Scarborough,
James Moonan and Peter +. Reilly,
or to the Lambertvlle National Bank
or Amwell National Bank.
The meeting at Lyceum Hall on
Tuesday evening was not we'll attend.
ed. There seems to have been some
misunderstanding ahont the hour, it
having been announced for $50 p. IN.
while one of the papers stated sa5
and called the meeting to order.
Those present showed much inter
est in the subject and the committee
as above stated was appointed. and
authorized TO appoint treasurer, rc.
ceive or solicit subscriptions and gu
peryise the forwarding Of the same.
A motion was made to request the
City Council to make donation to
the cause. 1t was suggested that
they might not have legal authority
or funds to spare for that purpose. bnt
after some hesitation the motion was
Heconded and carried.
Perhaps after San Francisco il re-
lieved We may take mp subscription
to relieve the City Treasury.
The following subscriptions for the
fund are already announced:
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In A pERSONAI WAY

Rndolnb Nooro 90 Tr,,to, aor,
Saturday here
p Gos, = T,,n,z, ~,
Thursday in town
Mrs CIorl Tobnaon af p,a,n,
spent Thursday here
Marlin ror;r no. ......-,, -.
Franklin ct To York Ct
Jon,os uon,u .nt r.;a. :.
ReiqlesyiIIe
Michael C,,nrro,, 8. ..,;t,a -.
home on Clinton siront
Nj. III Gu
Trenton.
,f;., NJ. ,t..s.--,, sn
ton. snent Sunday IN town
eoa.-., p. = o..,,... ~
-,
vaI;.n, D. IN.
hoon ,'ia;t;rr .aIa.;nos' ~; o's, -
" '
u rala,;a ,'' ~, - ~, .,'."",', , WV Wv"
-.
Mss iieien liee", 9l ihliaaelrh'a'
Miss Lucy "'i'et'ho''' Oh haNonhs'
''7i'e" eia'''e7 III Town ias' "eeA'
n's9 'e'''''e 'enes' u iNlhon.h' | IL
y ''ie . aes' u "'Ss oie'ia = 9'tfefs'
Mrs. Samuel Moon amt son spent
"es''"N !" i'ei''o"
Mrs. John Masten visited III fren-
ION on tuesday
Jacob Fisher was Trenton VISITOR
saturday
VIM Cole spent Saturday aud sun
day with his mother in Phila.
Harry Oblinger is nursing very
troublesome sore finger on his left
hand
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Phillips.
and son. of Phila delphia visited
friends in town last week
MIS- Abbie stont and aou inter, Of
Ashnry Park were visitors in town
Thursday.
Miss Mabel STANDARD Of Sagsrafh
Pa vaa the puest If Miss 4nnabelle
Boyd Inst week
U.,..r - -,
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Parents interested in baby coach

Parents interested in baby coach
es, read Grand Depot adv.
Mrs. Fidler's residence. on CoreeIl
street, is being painted.
The members of Co. T held their
annual supper at the Armory Hall
on Thursday evening last.
Rev. Geo &. Wight, snpennten
dent OF State Charities and Correc.
tons, will deliver the Memorial Day
address in this city.
Our citizens may expect to see
something pretty nice in the way Of
high steprers soon, as Miss Torbert
has Just purchased new pair of
horses.
DR.. Minor c. Baldwin, the organ
ist who so delighted our people few
months ago. has been secured by the
First Baptist church to give another
recital on May II.
The residences of Mrs. Hugh Smith
and H. D. Van Solver, Church street,
are much improved in appearance
since then new coats Of paint.
Master Hugh Van Sewer Of ST.
Paul's Academy, Baltimore, and
brother Ford have been spending a
few days with Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. t.
Ford of Richmond Hill, l.. l.
The removal of the depot force
from this city TO Trenton is now an
assured fact, official notice having
been given ont to the men Tuesday.
The removal takes effect May 1st
Charles Johnson, brother to Theo.
Johnson, of this city. died at his home
III Bristol Saturday morning. Seryi-
oes were held at the Thompson Me
mortal Church ON Tuesday. Inter
ment at Solebury.
President John d, Stockton. Her
bert d. Van Solver, Samuel +. Moon
and DR.. John H Fretz, of the Board
of Education. attended the meeting of
the Hunterdon County School Board
Association held in the Court House
at Pennington on Wednesday last
Ralph Lambert died at the home
of his mother, in West Amwell town
ship, Sunday evening. aged 30 years.
Funeral services were held from the
house this Wednesday morning Mt
1880 o 'clock. conducted by the Rev.
Mr. Whiteside, of Mount Airy. In
terment at Mount Airy LsBaw un-
dertak er.
AT the animal parish meeting of
S. Andrew 3 Church. Easter Monday
evening. Edmori E. Van Horn. Harry
X. Reinert and Arthur Van Malta were
elected delegates to the Diocesan
Convention. which meeta in Atlantic
City May sth Herbert D. Van Sci
yer, William II Moon and Charles A.
Van Sewer were elected alternates.
John Callan, OF Main street. son
of the late John Gallan, died at his
residence on Tuesday morning Of en-
Of the heart. aged II years.
He bad been great sufferer for years
from rheumatism Funeral serviccs
from st. Johns Il. c church. Friday
at nine o'clock. undertaken
Carmody in charge.
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MESNER SLACK.

Frank Wesner and Miss Nellie Il.
Slack, both Of this city were married
at the Episcopal rectory at 80 Thurs.
day evening. The Rev. John A.
Carr performed the ceremony. Tho
bride is the daughter of John b.
Slack, 43 Lambert street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wesner will reside at Lambert
street.
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Is The Moon inhahited2

Science has proven that the moon
has An atmosphere, which makes life
in some form possible on that satel-
lite; but not for human beings. who
haye hard enough time on this Garth
Of ours. especially those who don't
know that Electric Bitters cure Head
ache, Bilionsness, Malaria, Chilla and
Fever, Jsundiee. Dyspepsia, Diz2i.
ness, Torpid Liver, Kidney com
plants. General Debility and Female
Weaknesses. Unequalled as general
Tonic and Appetizer for weak persons
and especially for the aged 1t in
duces sound sleep. Fully guaranteed
by Geo. NJ. Shamalia. Druggist.
Price only zoe.
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Gard Of Thanks.

The relatives OF Fred..G stout, d.
sire to extend their thanks to the
members Of the National Union, Col.
umbia Fire Company and the en-
ployes Of the Lamberlylle Rubber
Company for their kind re aembran-
ces II their recent bereaTar2ant,
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I0hn [. Reed
Practical Painters


It's sound sense that we tell You.
Your work costs less dollars and is
best every time Won use the l.. Il NJ.
Paint
You do more painting with one gnl-
lou Of l.. K NJ. than with two gallons
Of other paints and the l.. & NJ. Zinc
hardens the l.. & NJ. White Lead and
makes the H. & NJ Paint wear like
iron.
gallons l.. x NJ. mixed with gal.
Ions Linseed Oil will paint mnder.
ate sized house
Actual costs t.. i NJ about 81 20
per gallon.
A. L. Terrell, Riyerhead. n. \.
Writes, "1G years ago painted with
T.. h NJ. Only now requires paint.
ing"
Sold by A. H. Lands Estate, Rim
goes. y. j.
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Through an error the following
was omitted from the paper last
week:
A test Was given by MIR. Kerr to the
pupils II the High School one day
last week in problems in com
mon fractions. Miss NJ. Gertrude
Ledger did the best work. and WAS
given neatly bound translation Of
virgils "Aeneid." Both prizes late
" given have been secured by Young
ladies Of the class Of '07. now the Sub.
Senior
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-04-25

shake an the grip Of your old enemy, Nasal
Calarrh by using Elys Cream Balm then all
the swelling and soreness will he driven out of
the tender. inflamed membranes. The fts
of sneezing will co aso and the discharge
as offensive to others as TO yourself, will be
cured when the causes that produce il are re i.
moved. Cleanliness, comfort and health are
renewed by the use OF Cream Balm. All drug
gists Soc or mailed by Fly Bros 81 Warren st.
Nav Yorl
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Team Stolen al Newh0pe.

A stranger, aged about 80 years.
feet Q inches in height. with sandy
moustache and wearing II dark suit
and hat. hired horse and buggy from
Ellsworth Lippincoti at New Hope on
Wednesday morning. He stated that
he wanted 10 drive % Mechanicsyille
and would he gone about six hours.
Failing to return the team at the
hour promised, an investigation was
set on foot. 1t was discoYered that in
stead of going to MechanicsyiIle. the
stranger had been seen driving to.
wards Yardley. The police anthori,
ties Of all nearby cities and towns
were notified.
II is stated that the stranger came
to Newhope day or two before from
Newtown with another team. What
he did with that team is not known
at present The authorities believe
the man will be spprehended in a
short time
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The old reliable MAoKAY's bread.

Probably more Strawberries are
grown III the northern part Of Now
York State than in any other part Of
the country. Great quantities Of these
are dried for various purposes. enc OF
which is the eoloring used in print
cloth Factories.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-04-25

il Mrs. Alexander. OF Cary. Me, who
has fonnd DIR. Kings New Life Pills
To he the best remedy she ever tried
for Keeping tho Stomach. liver aud
Bowels III perfect order. Yon'll
agree with herif you try these pain
less purifiers that infuse new life.
Guaranteed by Cleo. NJ Shamalia,
druggist. Price nc.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-04-25

Sunday molning at the First Bap-
fist church the Rev T. l. Church,
pastor. preached on "The Trials of
Jesus. The evening topic was "The
Great Mystery, or Can Man be born
twice." At the close of the evening
meeting the ordinance of baptism was
administered to several. At last
week 3 meeting seven persons gave
themselves to Christ There is gem
eral rejoicing over the paying off of
the mortgage which has been on the
church for some years.
The eleventh annual concert Of
the Amwel Orchestra was given in
Lyceum Hall, Wednesday evening
last. The selections were of the
usual high order and were enthusi-
astically received. The soloists, Miss
Elizabeth r. Clemmer. soprano, and
Mr.. Vim. Slbley Dowdell, basso, won
the hearts of the audience and were
encored repeatedly. The concert was
a decided success as musical treat
and also from a financial point as the
hall was filed to the utmost.
The New Jersey Rubber Mill has
had the Lambertvills Heat, Light Il
Power Co. run their wires to their
plant and the same connected to the
Switch Board, in order to have the
day current without having to
run their Dynamo, and in case OF any
trouble with their Electric equipment
will not have to be without light as
the Lambertyille Heat, Light 81 Pow
err Co., are now running "A hours
day and have installed the necessary
machinery to take care OF any busi-
ness that comes their way.
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Mother Grsy's Sweet Powders ior Children.
Successfully used by Mother Gray, nurse In
the Children's Home in New York, cure fever
ishness, bad stomach, teething disorders
move and regulate the bowels and destroy
worms. Oyer $1,000 testimonials. They never
fail, At all druggists eae sample FREE
Addrrss, Allen y. Olmstead, LeRoy n Y
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Charles II. W. Van Sewer has rre.
scntea TO Walter F. Hayhurst a pho
tograPh of the late Adiutant c. f.
Moore in his tent at Cape May, taken
on the occasion of the encampment OF
Company c of the 9TH Regt, National
Guards at that place. Mr.. Moore was
the father OF Mis-. Hayhurst and the
picture will he valued lay the family.
The picture also shows the familiar
face of Mr.. Van Sewer who succeeded
MIR. Moore as Adiutant Of the Rect.
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Resolutions of Resnent.

A meeting of tho employees OF the
Lambertville Rubber Company was
held in Building No II, on Friday,
April Goth to take action on the death
of their fellow workman. Fred. G.
Stout. Superintendent OF the Boot
Department, Thomas Crowley, was
made chairman and A. II, Schermer
horn acted as secretary. Mr.. Crowley
made some very appropriate remarks
abont their deceased friend, whom he
had known for many years. and spoke
of their connection in regard to
the manufacture Of rubber boots
which brought them together in con-
sultation every day, when Mr.. Stont
was able to attend to his duties as
foreman of the Boot rooms.
The following business Was trans
acted on motion, the chairman ap-
pointed Augustus Blackwell, John
Casey, G. s. Stiles. II G. Callan and
W. II Williamson committee to
draft proper resolutions of sympathy
and forward copy of the same to the
bereaved family.
A motion was also made that the
employees attend the funeral in a body.
On motion the permanent flower
committee was instructed to purchase
a floral piece, broken column.
The chairman instructed all EN-
ployes to meet at Odd Fellows Hall
on Bridge street Mt 10 o'clock Monday
morning and proceed to the house at
1915.
RESOLUTIONS.
WHEREAS, in view Of the loss We have
sustained by the decease of our
friend and associate, Fred. q. Stout,
and Of the still heavier loss sus-
tanned by those who were nearest
and dearest to him, therefore be 1t
resolved, that it is but inst trib-
ute to the memory of the departed
to say that in regretting his remov-
al from our midst we mourn for one
who was worthy of our respect and
regard.
ResolUed, that We sincerely con.
dole with family Of the deceased on
the dispensation with which it has
pleased Divine Providence to afflict
them and commend them for consola-
ton to Him who orders all things for
the best and whose chastisements arc
meant in mercy.
Resolved, that this heartfelt testi-
monial of our sympathy and sorrow
be forwarded to the family of our de-
parted friend.
AUG. BLACKWELL,
JOHN CASEY,
@. s. STILES,
H. G. CALLAE,
W. H. WILLIAMSON.
Committee.
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What would grocery store be
that didn't sell sugar? About tho
same grade IA cigar store that
doesn't aell 'Iambertyille Puts. =
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l4ambertyille Pun. DC. An hon
est cigar. The favorite brand of fas-
tidious smokers. I. h. Kline L Son,
M q Bridge St.. Lambertyille, NJ.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-04-25

Next T tuesday evening, May LIST the
Board Of Excise Commits sioners holds
It's monthly session.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-04-25

The self made man has i PIE.
found contempt lof the fellow who is
made Ivy his tailor
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-04-25

Ash t"r Aliens Foot Ease, A Powder.
II makes walking easy. Cures Corns, Bunons,
lngrawing Nails. Swollen and Sweating feet
At all Druggists and Shoe Stores, e5c. Don't
accept any substitute Sample fgrr All
dress, Aliens. Olmstcd, IcEoy, y Y
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-04-25

A good neighbor Is one who lacks
interest IN affair that are none OF his
business
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-04-25

Russian mulberry trees are the host
Of nil ns bird feeders.
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POTATOES.

Large crops of POTATOES can be
raised with the new special
POTATO FERTILIZER, contains 10
PER CENT. POTASH The new Fer
titizer for corn $50 per ton,
and the old reliable Plume for
ali crops. For sale by
ALFRED II. UOICOMRE.
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A thoughtless man loses a lot Of
time when he hurries.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-04-25

Every cultivated plant is subject t,
some disease or insect pest
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-04-25

WANTED Man Ia plow small LOT
on school hili Apply at the RrcaRp
office.
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Adam couldn't have been 4 poet,
because poets are born, not made
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WALTER f.li4ynlRsr.

Some men arc prompted 10 look
ior work merely ont ofidlc curiosity
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-04-25

As rule the GIL who IS sell pos'-
cssed can be induced to transfer the
title
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-04-25

A grass widow is seldom IA yerdant
az her title would indicate.
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Rooms FoR REST Desirable apart.
ment i'll tho Hooker Building: Gas,
water and toilet accommodations
Inquire Of
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-04-25

The small hoy and the knothole
IN the baseball fence now get together
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-04-25

About thirty per cent. Of All haWara
Ara white.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-04-25

The fellow who has money To burn
generally comes TO the point where he
sleeves the ashes.
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Ask FOR the Best Bread Mac.
KtY's.
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II would be gratifying to know that
We went need cooks in heaven.
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