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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-09-11

MRS. FRANK B. ELDRED

Mrs. Frank B. Eldred died at her
late residence at Binghamton, N. ",
on September lst. Interment was at
Chester last Thursday. She was
daughter of the late Theodore Perry
SkpllpnUar
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-09-11

SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS We make
handsome reversible rugs out of them.
Send for pamphlet giving full particulars
J. Women agents can earn good income.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-09-11
Games next Saturday.
Irvington at Morristown.
Chatham at Orange.

Summit at Dover.
The game between Morristown and
Summit on Saturday was hotly con-
tested from start to finish, requiring
tel innings to decide it. MorristoWn
by winning two games from Chatham
last week has a good chance for the
pennant, but needs to win all four OF
her remaining games to insure it, as
Chatham Is still a dangerous compete
tor, having six games to play besides
league decision on the protested Chat
ham-Irvington game. Score:
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-09-11

FOR SALE
New house. s rooms and bath on Green
street. Lot 35x125, room for driveway,
SO 800 Terms TO suit Write p. ] .
McElroy, 1853 Mulberry street. Newark.
N i
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-09-11
SPORTS AND PASTIMES.

Morristown pulled one point further
away from Summit and Dover Satur-
day by winning from Chatham. Sum
NIT and Dover kept up the pace by
Walloping the tail-enders.
Saturdays results:
Summit 5, Orange Clifton 3.
Morristown 4, Chatham 3.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-09-11

e. J. Thatcher J. j. Price, Practical
Painters
Don't pay S1.50 gallon for canned
oil, which ought to cost but go cents a
gallon. Ready mixed paint is half oil
and half pint Buy oil fresh from the
barrel and add it to the L. & NJ. paint
which is semi mixed. F"
When you buy Il. & M. Paint you get
a full gallon Of paint that won't wear
OIL for 10 or Is years, because &. y M !.
Zinc hardens the II. &. M. Whitehead
and makes q. b Nj paint~wear like
iron.
gallons L. 81 M. mixed with 3 gall
Ions Linseed Oil will paint moderate
sized house.
Actual cost q. q M. about sl.2O per
gallon.
Sold in the north, east, south and
west.
q. s. Andrews Ex-Mayor, Danbury,
Conn,
Writes. Painted my house 10 years
ago with L. 3 NJ Looks well to-day .
Sold BY Phillips & Day, Morristown,
IN. u; r G. Henry, Basklng Ridge, N.
y; " Il. Wilson, Whippany, N. -;
, r. Meade, Hanover. N
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-09-11

statesmen WANTED
To look after our interest in Morris
and adjacent counties. SALARY OF.
Commission. Address The Harvey
Oil CO.. Cleveland. Ohio.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-09-11
A. Momannons Event.

The bali game between the Elks and
the Eagles tomorrow is the principal
event in the minds Of many Of our
citizens at the, present time. AS it is
for the benefit Of our two most worthy
charities it has more than sporting
interest, although in order that every
body shall have a square deal, Mayor
Reed and Frank Abel have agreed to
umpire the game
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-09-11

A GUARANrEED CURE FOR PILES
Itching Blind, Bleeding, Protruding Piles
Druggists are authorized to refund money
II PAE0 OINTMENT fails to cure IN 8 TO
days 500
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-09-11
Totals, ...............3 N25 - .
One out when winning run was

IOUdlS. ...............o 20 ID y
One out when winning run was
made.
Morristown ....03 100000 IA
ChathamI. .....0 l 002 90 9 0 0-S
First base on errors, Morristown. 3,
Chatham s. Left on bases, Morris
town 8, Chatham 6. Struck out, by
Luyster 9, by Hope 8. First base on
balls, off Luyster 3, off Hope |. Two
base hits, Mccormack, Bird. Sacrifice
hits, Moorehead, Cosgroye, Speer,
Beams. Stolen bases, Cosgrove, Weso-
lake. Double play, Tierno to Speer to
M0orehead. Time-2h. l0m. Attend
ance-450s Umpire Otis.
NOTES.
Chatham stacks up against Morris
town on Franklin Field this after
noon.
AT the close of Saturdays game the
jubilant Morristonians, not satisfied
with a forty-milliOn b. p. display Of
lung force, made the circumambient
atmosphere ring with the detonations
OF cannon crackers.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-09-11

*Subject to decision Of league as tx
Frrfoft
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
INDIVIDUALITY

Is the thing that counts for or against men. While every man is diff ferent from every other man, yet the successful men are those with strong individual characteristics.
 These are the men that Hurley ca tore to as a tailor, and the reason is that he has the knack, the talent of selection. or whatever you choose to call it. that enables him to clothe each man with just the suit that not only fits his figure, but also fits his person. ality
 That is why a Hurley suit is so dis tinctively different from any other suit. so artistic in its appearance so ideal in it's conception and so unobtru- sively attractive in it's perfect features
 You can easily put an end to all your suit troubles. if you will only do as all the other particular dressers l have done-go to see
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
stntc Auhitnr. Ruling.

If the ruling of state Auditor Amos holds good, Eseambia county will be several thousand dollars to the good The state auditor ruled several weeks ago that a county commissioner could rot receive from the county more than $1OO per year for services rendered, and that all commissioners who had collected amounts in excess of that sum would have to refund to the coun- ty. The present board, the members of which went into office about year ago, made good the amounts they haa received in excess of the Sl0O' which amounted to about $500.
 The old board of commissioners was then called upon to make good ana @ .,s sor,e of them have received as high as s7O0 in excess of the amount allow l ed if will go up into the thousands should they make settlement If they do not, the governor has instructed that suit be entered against them.
 It is possible tha, this ruling will l also effect boards of commissioners oi
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
rhro,rn From . Mngon.

James Martin, a young man residing near Myrtle Grove. was dangerously injured today by being thrown from wagon at the corner of Romano and Reus streets He was in a wagon with Ebbin Brown. also residing near Myrtle Grove. and the two We're on their way home. Brown had been drinking and as soon as he left the business district began whipping the horse and driving at a fast pace. At the corner the ami mai swerved to one side. Martin losi his balance and was thrown into g ditch on his head. He was picked III unconscious and carried to a hospital Brown was arrested by the police fol fast and reckless driving, and is held in the city jail without bond pending the result of the injuries received bS Martin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
HOUGHT0N THE LEADING
 CANDIDATE FOR SENATOR
In Every Way Worthy of the Office and Best Fitted to Guard the Interests
 of the People.

president and conducted successfully for several years, but resigning bis DO sition in order to devote his tune 10 HIS extensive farming interests through out Montgomery County.
 In 1890 the Commercial and lndus- trial Association of Montgomery was organized. largely through the instru- mentality of Mry Houghton and he was elected president. to which position he was unanimously reelected for five successive years. During his presi- dency Mir Houghton instituted various
 movements for the benefit of the city and county and among the results Of
 the work of the Association at this
 time may be noted the first paved streets of Montgomery and the first
 vravelled roads of the county. both Of
 which have developed into our present
 magnificent systems of highways.
 Mir Houghton has always taken an
 active part In developing the agrieul-
 tural interests of the State; as presi- dent of the Montgomery Agricultural Association, and in the public prints
 he has steadily urged the organization of formers and producers. the diVersi'
 ftcation of crops and the introduction of scientific methods of farming. Mir Houghton has never befor' sought office for himself at the hands of the people although he has alway  been a close student of public anairs and was for number of years char man of the Democratic Executive Com mittee of Bullock County.
 Tn recognition of his business abiht. and through Knowledge of county al | fairs he was appointed member o ! the Board of Revenue of Montgomer! | County by the Governor several year | ago. and has served as president or th board since that time, devoting all m ] energy to the welfare of the count! I and the proper expenditure Of In 1 county funds. heinz of the opinion Una | if inc State and county revenues ar l economically managed the tax rat for both may be materially decreased l As a merchant. farmer banker | a business man and county onlclal Mir. Houghton has proved an unquaii fed success and it is safe to say tha The voters of Montgomery Count could not send to the State Senate man who would more thoroughly rep resent all the diversified interests O the county, or who would be bette qualified to protect the interests Of tn people
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
A FLORIDA TRAGEDY
CoTEY wADKINS KILLED Bh SA
 DANFOURTH
ouarreI over the Use Of Water From "
 well is the Cause of the hO clde-DanfOurth in Jaii'

Pensacola, Fla, March lf.-topecrIir, -information received here by "ire .odaW ,o' from Chipley gives details of a tra@sdv ra which occurred at Glass sta tion' a small town near that place f,rl- I'll, e.Ui'' d.,I- afterroon. when Jim Dantortl shot and killed Coley Watkins. 5
 The two men were neighoors anu anu Watkins had been using water rom the well of Danfourth. dispute alosS Triday afternoon Danfourth, it is said' secured his shotgun. loaded with buck shot and waited for Watkins. When the latter came along he fired both barrels at him. death being instntah- eous. Thirty-six shot penetrated the body. nine of which pierced the heart The brother of Watkins was an eye witness to the killing.
 Danfourth made no effort to escape
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
T,he Art of Tea DrInkInm.

The flavor of tea is, to the taste of the connoisseur far too delicate to bear any admixture excepting the dell cate slice of lemon that the Russians use Milk should never be used with tea. Cream and sugar are allowable, but the cream, and only few drops of the richest should be put in the cup and the tea poured into it, instead, as is too often done, of being added after the tea is poured. A Maraschino cherry or a slice of pineapple are also approved additions at afternoon teas
 The cherries or pineapples are passed in a bowl with bonbon tongs laid on
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
GIee CIub Organized.

A Glee Club has been organized from among the members Of the Y. M. C.. A. of this city, which promises to be one of the most successful clubs Of this nature in Florida. The first meeting was held last night. when twenty-five members were enrolled, and director and officer chosen. w. s. Garfield has charge of the club as director, and as he has experience and ability the club is expected to develop into an excep- tional lily fine one. The officers chosen are: President, J. M. Walker; Secre- tary and Treasurer, A. H. Diaz; Librar- ian, R. MacRaven.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
GIRL TO BE CARED FOR.
Essic Halter Sent to House of Good
 shepherd I'm New Orleans.

ESsic Halter sent 10 House oi ""O"
 shepherd In New Orleans.
 Through the kindly Influence ot Key. Father Dennis Savage. pastor Of St' Pet,r's Catholic Church, Essie Halter the r. year old girl of Bessemer who has been detained a police head , quarters on account of being found Iii fl questionable resort Of Montgomery
 was last night taken to New Orleans
 to enter the House of the Good Shep- | herd.
 She went of her own volition and was in charge of Roundsman P. J. Sweeney throughout the trip, While in Montgomery, the girl was rot an inmate of a resort on Hall street as was stated, but the keeper of that resort discovered the girl in house on Bell street, immediately carried hel to her home on Hall street, and tele- phoned to the police department Tn girl was held at the station two days During her stay at police hcadquar- ters, the girl was comfortably provid ed for and she was thankful to the of. fcers for their kind consideration to | ward her.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
TAX BOARD AT HOME.

Mir. Charles B. Teasley is for state AsSessment Board and Mr. M. B. Houghton would take of ten points on inc State Tax Rate; one and One-hah mills would not he enough to run the government on. I would have the tax boards in the different counties and would not reduce the tax rate untIilt can he done with perfect safety. The states credit and good name must ale ways be preserved. am also opposed tO pensIonIng the families of worthless eonyicts. A vote for me will he aP- pFeciated. ,,on
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
Tnken Under AdvIsement.

Yesterday before Judge. Charles Swayne of the United States Court was argued the case which came to this court from Levy county, of the Port land Chemical Company vs, E. E. Blod- gett, for the enforcement of the pur- chase money lien on a large and val uabIe tract of phosphate land in Levy county. About $7O,0Uo is involved. Both the plaintiff and defendant to the suit are Boston men. Judge Swayne, after hearing the arguments, took the case under advisement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18

before the House. The seneiemaln. is E a member of the Committee on Rules, ,, Dut in Gardner of Massachusetts. Yes, drawIed Williams. '.nominally me House recognized the thrust with a roar But Gardner persisted, oH :! he said. 'I am invited to the seance. returned Williams. but l am never consulted about the splritualistic ap- pearances."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18

wars ago. and if this is the case. sew srsI thnusand dollars will be paid into inc county treasury. The ruling of inc state auditor. however, is not be- Iieved here to be correct one. and tbe question has been appealed to the governor and attorney general for a decision.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18

but surrendered when the officers came for him, and admitted that he intended killing Watkins. He was held by the coroner's jury upon the charge of pre- meditated murder. ana was taken to the jail at Marianne for safe keep ing.
 Both men are well known in Jack son county, where they have resided for many years, and each has large family connection in that and adjoin- ing counties,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
comnrersed AIr LocomotIve.

A compressed air engine Is employed to operate the temporary line which at present runs i'm the Simplon tunnel un- der the Alps. The engine consists Of twentv-six compressed air cylinders hraced together with steel bands These supply the motive force to the engines.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
Mlnorltr Committeeman.

Congressman John sharp Williams is one of the two minority. members of the Committee on Rules, and As such. of course. has very little to say as to what shall be done by that. body. In the course of some remarks the other day he said he had bill which he hoped the majority would allow him to bring
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18

top. on the same tray with the lemon. cream and sugar. for each guest to take his choice. No lemon is used with pineapple, Lemon to go with the tea is cut in llices. then the slices quartered.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
tcomnunseatea.,

M. B. Houghton, the leading candi-
 date for State Senator from the Mont
 gomery. County District, was born in Heard County, Georgia. but his family moved to Russell County, Alabama. when he was q small child: at the age of fifteen years he enlisted in the army at Glenville, Alabama. being assigned fo Company "H'' of the noted 18th Ala bama Regiment under the command of Colonel William c. Oates. taking part in numerous bloody engagements and be-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
HOURS FOR VOTING.
llroads WIH Hold Morning Trains
 uR0VUa nnan

Railroads WIIl Hold MOrnIng 7IF"Ih"
 Until Polls Open.
 The polls in the city will be open from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. and in the coun- try beats from a. m. to 6 D. m.
 All trains leaving the city Monday morning will be held until S;30 o'clock to give the travelling public opportuni- ty to vote.
 Railroad officials of Montgomery agreed to hold their trains upon d petition signed by all of the candi- dates and sent to the officials
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18

"AIabama Supreme Court Reports Tor Sale; broken set, if interested address, Claw Book" care The Advertiser Montgomery, Ala. su-moh- lhu'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18

Jack said he would be true as the stars above"
 Don't count too much on that, dear; the stars seem to be pretty wobDly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18

The Daybreak crowds always have money. Can this he said of those who used the "Just good"
 Marks & Gayle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18

CamphOr Balls, 5c. Ib., at McGehee Bros, Moses Building. Phone 247O.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-07-12

ftroaienoe. iaa Frpoefn!bt, ioa leueube AZ
lDttelige Tanter altnttebe oper beabes
Mnitst, at bet eieblitfelig ogIaa aaD
@ienifin ooer @Ieuerne. yesle ssyoan
tunoe lite bare fig Forat le ub bsit.
Det uar, iom ON bet peIliguebe @oIs
fin par anbiluppet tro Qgiten % un
lp|fe fra ale &nltgter. Set mac 9aue
paret fac, tbi Wsils Olipe (agbe:
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bebolot oenne 2@Fs af @olftin ote,se.
6ele &laslen maa belle ben meb e1siq.-
Ser er nct til at fploe buer liDeu g;uts
6ierte % faa os til at lmile bele Dagen.
Saa fort, TOM nosen siuer Coffin,
faar ban bet i9ien / ct fuIbt, ryFet ng
ouerfebfgt Maal."
., builten lptteli9 Sag bet bleu
baabe for @utterue os for Miis Olipe.
vJes oil lite baue uoser anbea euh
Miis Olipe til Xerertnoe", lasbe uesge
Sobn,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-07-12
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9aatons Rroning og forat feire Norses
2ben l1afbenstsbeb, feireoe Mmeritas
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ameritanife Borser!fab os Beunbrins
for ben itore @epublit.
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noritfpbte ameritanite @tubenter / ct.
OLAF college ! Nortbfelb, Minn.. en-
Concert | Eiuolt, buor Stiernebanneret
bleu ubtolbet unber 6urraraab. Det
par en- ubtrptsfulo Deuonitration.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-07-12
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3bie e$uli 1906 .

3bie Suli 1906.
Sbet leg tornper min Subifrtpttou,
pil leg forteQe, buorban ri bar bet.
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meget Jtegn lige til ulr Tor en- llses Eib
itben. 9fu er bet parmere, os @rebeu
ler meget goot ub. &ommer ben frears
lom ben nu fer ub, faar ri ct Rronaar.
81 bar MI oreantleret en- liben Wes
nisbeo paa o1ntring 90 Meblemm:r,
iom betienes al Pait. u. Mune at 6auz
ges @pnooe. Wfen ri bar ingen Rtrte.
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og iomme Etoer Settionsbujet, Der
beboe5 al @ettionstormanb @eperin
6anlon.
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optaaet, % Bp9ning % Bryoning of
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taar enbnu. Weaa fieber beQer MI, ba
2ouen ct bleueu ten1melig treng paa
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proved up 2anb bar peret $4,000 til
SO, 500. Tor Traitselle af Net til 2ano
bar Prilen uerct torifieQia, efterlom
2anoet er, % bpor ner bet liager yerns
baneitattonen. Ser bar uRret betalt lae
meget lou $500 for Iaaoan TraR9elfe.
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-07-12

bero, ON pore Bern ifal bare @runb
til at fple @toItbeo euer Gfau iom
amerifanife 8or9ere.
Bi bar bprt en- bel Del t bet fife War
euer to, ON ben frpStelige uret Dor
Yolitif os Dor Torretning % ben frps,
telise nretuisbeb port loctale Qiu.
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beibe bette Mar paret at tore Hesierins
gen fremoper | en- Netnin9, lou1 jes trcr,
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bet G: / Getnins at at ipse for Solicit
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os Euang ouer Snoipiber % iier Cor
poretioner neo for &isbon', foriaapiot
Brusen af benne Ni9bom Jorretnin9
fommer inoenfor &esierinsens @attes
utbbe.
81 bar opnaaet en- COB Del at bette,
os @runben bertil er ben, at ri for bet
fprlte lite bar foripst at siere meset,
% ior bet anbet torbi ri bar uermet os
6perpet fulbtommen fri for Bitterbeo
euer Sab.
Maar bet bliuer npouenbist at toile
en- flor Corporation, iaa 9ier bet. Seq
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til Toriuar tor beres @etttebeber ltaeiaa
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naar leg tror, be gipr uret.
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ON alene tale: ON ben l1ret, iom ben
rt9e Manb 9ier. Mistent lou1 en-
Dema9o9 ben, iom n1aaler en- Manbs
l1rettGrbi9beb naeb @tprrelien at bans
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6jertet, enten Wanbens Buns ct fu!b,
tom euer beIuis fplot. !6uis wtanben
er ct ipumeli9t Weunelfe, iaa itaa meo
bam, enten ban er rig el1er fattiq. St
han lite ct iommeltst Wtennefe, uar
imoo bam, enten ban er rig euer fattts.
s5taa bam lite iu.ob af tQeun men blot i
ben befeute 9enitgt at faa bam til at
banble, tom en- lemme&is Borger maa
banble, ON benne Nepublit fal beitaa. !"
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-07-12
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