davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-08-04
1000. Four Months. Increase

A very few years ago the increases
alone would have been considered re-
markably good four months work. Re-
cords OF the traffic through the Sault
Ste. Marie Canal show two-thirds 60
ing east and one third going west. Do
mestic freight to the extent OF 3,4o5I29
tons passed through the Detroit river in
April. About fifty per cent Of the Great
Lakes traffic. in tons, was made up OF
coal, iron and copper, perhaps the most
important OF our industrial "standbys.'
Those shipments mean busy factories and
many more we'll filled pay envelopes,
which means busy butchers, bakers, gro
GERS, clothers, savings banks, real estate
men. and all other lines of activity.
In the FIVE years, Iooo-Ioo5, the lead
ing industries of Maryland increased as
follows:
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-08-04

LADIES: to make Sanitary Belts Material
al cut ready to sew; 81 20 per DOZEN: psrticu-
iars I STAMPED envelope. LENOx CO.. Dept
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-08-04

Ladies' Fancy Waist of figured silk,
made without lining. The pattern is cut
high-necked and perforated for the round
yoke, which makes it so extremely dressy
The yoke and cuffs may be made OF lace,
as illustrated, or of embroidery. 1t is a
very useful pattern, adapted to many
other pretty trimming effects which sus-
gest themselves to the user. Pattern No.
2o66 is cut in sizes 81, a. 36, 38 and
20 inches Price IS cents.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-08-04

Child's dress Of white Persian lawn,
trimmed to yoke depth with tucks and
insertion OF Nalenciennes lace. Neck and
sleeves daintily finished with lace edging.
Pattern oo54 is cut in sizes months, l.,
? and years. Price 10 cents.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-08-04

SALFsMEN.-Wantedf few h;o,, cad. ,,,..
men. capable Of earning big money: sells ,c
every class Of dealers: will paw SIS weekly
Sunt.. 800 Heed building pb:ls de,oh;,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-01

jpgner ben og bsr. 8eS at forfslge
oenne 3Ian ib9rbigt bill bet snIfeoe
MaaI naaes. Yaa imaa Stpffer,
mar Sisie finoes blot fer 90 Ser, fan
bette arbeibe gisres meb en- Saffe -
Soe - ieet 9lunten flores al Iibt
nnber Soroiforpen netop iom Den er
/ 8ereoftab meo at title frem og bite
fla / Gagiens 2ps. sanscr maa ben
life tiaaoes at fonme.
Seraf fan BET I,ttteS at Stpffet
mao 9aaes ODER tibt % ofte, minbit
en- Sang boer llge, og er Der 2eiliabeo
6ertif ga or oct sdpnIigt, at Der boI.
Ses ct itabigt @fteripn; fiji BET er
ittroltgt, bpor burtist 9Iauterne, iiGr
Sc urpttige, ifpoer Bert, nanr Hean
90 Solifin begrmitiaer Dem. gr oct
en- bel ager eIler Iterre Stpffer bet
giGlber, oa CT bet aIene Selte oa
GIog, fGn bner. ageren rnaa lpeees
brat, % ben mna pIsies bper lIee
iaa goOt % foriigtist iom muIiat,
Otter bier Rlsining bsr oen barpes,
De RsoOer, iom brirpes op poa
S~oerfIaben, bsr in1nles og brRnbes.
6sr eIlcr ienere pil Senne 6remgangs.
mnaSe aisre @nSe paa oct p9rite
6erom ct ri iiffer, tbt hi bar
grfarirg oerfor, Get Fan ipues at
bore nItfor foitbart at Ipgge 2anbet
brnf ct belt aor eIlcr mere % iamti.
bigt ofre iaa meaet arbeine tiIipneIa,
6enoe til inaen Septte. S~grirnoeu er
BOG Rptteu rneset itor, ia iaa flor, at
Ben fuu life b9rbiGttes for bsit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-01
Gu baarDt prppet Mano.

Sers eIiueien beber en- IanS, fom
for bel ire Gar iiben fom til 8ipruo,
" 8. os fanbt fig en- Someiteab, bppr
ban fog fig ueb meo fin Samilie. GIT
sit goot og ftaSts f~reutab, inbtil for
ganffe ubli9.
Taa en- eaer aubeu RaaSe fpm Mass
lingerie inc / bans Siem og anareb
bans A @srn, iad DC aae blep ien9eliss
8eaoe, Get Gialte at bem fit osiaa Sons
iiIitis. ellington % bans 3uitrn u,aats
t. Itaa oper benz babe Rat % Sag. %
Roger tiIfalotes !; meu aft flutes fprs
giGpes. Sssoommen piIoe life IaSe fig
f9n1ue. Sier blen bet baitis n9rre
meo Oct elbite gdrrt @RiSt uuoer oft
bette Iasbes Mrs. @aiugien ucb. gun
febte en- 9atter til @eroen. Ren al beu
8aasen ea sgngiteIfe, ferenS bun bIeb
fpg, boIbte. at bun blee boerit rternss og
funbe life faa Spile. 90 Jun bIeo fbaz
gere for bper SiS. Site mango Gage
perefter blep bet 9lbite Barn taIot bort
peb 3sben. Settle forperrebe Iooeren3
Eilftano, os mn table bun itrar Sdmlits
gen. 29ee blep tiltaIbt for at ie til benz
De; men Der blep irtgentiug 9iort. Sun
fcrpRrreSes. EaIt. Seltene5 bleb till
taIbt for at tale meb benDe. Set lbffes
Dcs bam pgind ! @espnbsIieu at trRffe
benbe ct Gar @nnge bun babe i'm Be-
pibit9e6. Senere par Oct, iom bun ilet
t~n9enting fatteoe. 90 ale fiinoe Se, at
Oct CIT ltaoie nebno uleb benbe.
Saa Tom Sr. ellington paa, at ban
biIoe ienbe til llnberipooS, 81. g., eftcr
en- flint uorit 29ge Or. Sorlnnb for at
bere, bbab ban Iasoe. ga ban fon,
fuuoe ban Iige, at @rs. ellington bnpSs
faaet 8Iobfor9tftniug. Sau iagbe ugina.
at Ser bar MI bberlt lieet Saab ON 8eos
ming, Dog ifnISe ban eisre, bono ban
fuuSe. gseu BET bar aItfor ianbt, at
Saabet ON Reouin9 bar boerit tibet.
Sun Iebeoe berefter tlin omtrertt n 9as;
Iaa maatte ellington nsiaa lehiaee fin
SuItru til benees @rao.
Sa bisie Orb itripes, err erSnit to at
Ysrneue baarot ip9e. Stunoom er be
alporlis ipse, andre Siber er bet bebre.
Wnattc Serren flame beuue bdorbt
prspeSe Rauo for soernnere Sor8.
s. Wt. 8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-01
Oct myitiife Sotosraf.

ct Si6sifrift / 9onoon fortqQrr
fsIgenbe mpittifc Siitorie ON et So.
to9rafi, 90 en- Of 2onbons melt on.
ieebc Sotcgrufet inbeituor for Sen5
Sorbfrrbiebeb.
CIT bts ung Game, @iiS 9, iom
Dor iommeu nreb lin Wpr paa San.
oct irbeitior @pen inNfanot iig hos
S%otogrnfen, bpor beubes 9iaeoe bleu
tat. On uge efter fit Sen u,ge 90.
ne Ell SfripeIie ira 6oto9rofen,
hpori bcnue betlngeoe, at Sc isrIt
togne Eooer life Dor belbige; ban
bnb benbe berfor after ie inoom.
Sun 8ioroe bette, % Sotoeraft Or.
. bIeU tat. Wen eftet NOT en- llaeS
8orleb fit hun fra 8oto8raien ct mt
@rep, boori ban meget bab ON lln6.
ffploning, men erfl9re6e, at heller
life 6e iioIt tagHe &Iaber bar til
frebSitiucn0e. On bum funSe font.
ste til atelieret uof Ell Gang.
Gen unge Come, iom er al en-
me8et gobrtoSig Rotlr, tog bencr
lite Sotogrofen bette iIbe op, nten
inofonSt iig % loo Zig for treble
Gang fotografere, iSct bun bpg ub.
talte Saobet ON, at bette nradtte bIi
cen ftoite. Eli fin 6orbnlIepe moo.
toe inioIcrtio MHS 9. TO Gage ie.
mere NOT ct Sreo fra Sotografen. s
bette beSer ban brnSe beIpiaig fam.
men nteS er @efien6t at dfIegae NOT
Ct @efsg / gteIteret.
Sum fit fin Nor rteS % Sc begao
JIG after til Sotoarafen. Genne
ioreoiite Dem iaa oct merfeIigc sfe.
iuItat at DC tire Sotcgroferiugcr.
Roa iomtIi9e EIooer bar @iueSct Of
NPtIS g. ithmerfet Hart og pelpffet.
9feu paa boer af @lnScrne fuube
man ifieIne itoaeube oeS beitSeS 81.
DC en- udnblig Sigur uteS en- bepet
Golf | Saanaeu.
@aaSe Nsiis 9. % bcnSes Dor
njenfienote meb Sefbeo Ranoen, ION
til SereS Sfrrt bite fig at bore BEN
uuoe Rtaes SorIopeSe, en- Glitter |
Ben iuorfe Iure. SiIbrageI'eu too
faa boarbt pno Miis 9.,s @erper, at
bun itrnr ifreo til SnSien 90 bpuebs
i'm 6orIooelie meo oeofommcuoe 81.
fieer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-01
BnTft ng Afckketsst
est,ssui d q praihn Smsmsss.
orS6gr.YnS

On Del SorSbGr fruiies % pres.
les giennem ct 9brilag. gn Sop Of
Ben ofiIebe Gait bellies op / en-
@8oubIe Boiler" 90 iaoirart ben er
paa 9oeepuuftet, bar men bert en-
Sop Suffer, Suitcu al en boIp 81.
truu, % 2 GpiieIfeer Corn Stnrb,
ubrsrt / Il Sop 8anb. Man rsrer
! oct til Oct er tpft og ieput, tiIiGt'
Ter en- Iiben aIpbe Colt og bPIber
oct ina op I a itiopiifebc sGggebpi.
Der, bIanber Oct gpbt iaInmen og
bGloer BET op / Ell Sorm ion CT be.
flp6t | @itnSet % pua Siberue meo
ppifoorue 2abp. Singers, eaer neb
Gtpffer al tor Sponae Gafe eler oil.
cen tor Sage. Den itanr pnn So til
Den er itip; bGn bpGloes ga no 90 fer.
eeres meo GIeee. SoroeIen peb bert.
ne 8u6biu9 er, at man babe fan be-
npttc Sor6bpr, ielb on De er Tor big.
b. til at ierpereS iriIfe omar De
enerS life err bprtIfirmte, naturIig.
oiS) % 6esl.Sen fan man benutte De
Stpffer al tor Sage, iom man trrf.
Ter til at bare IiggenbeS.
SorSbrr Sumpliuas.
On Pint @teL II Sbeife SaIt %
liz Sbelte 9otiug 9oipoer iigtcs
ituumeu og guibe8 Oerpna inmmen
meo 10 toppeOe SpUeifeer Smcr,
Gtof WeIf baoeS | ,Ida oct bltr en-
hIsb Gctg % 0eune fiepIeS ub, til
rem or en- bdlo Somme INF. Sua
itiprer man no &lrnOiraer 700 Itore
iom en- nIminbelia SfaaI til en- 4df.
iefop, 90 poo boer at StSic IGggcr
man 6-~S SorSbpr, itrser eli Del
ISuffer ODER, % FOLDER ioo Hunbin.
gen ianmeu / 0tihten pr6er annter.
tic nteO IiSt folSt &aRo, % fIenmer
Dem 6erpda go0t iantuteIt, bar Dem
rp / en- Steamer 90 forSamper benz
en- boIo Sime. Mau letter 0en iaa
ct EiebIi tinb i @ogeroonen for at
tsrrc Dem Ii0t o. icroerer oem meo
'&orb Sattce", hbcri iua martee furt.
ite Sorobpr err ir6rt, ION man fan
Lao t. uocn at Cancer briiter.
SOrSbGr % GiurappIe IS.
112 &np @onS % t1a &op Suffer
fcgeS iummeu - Wtimrter. ~ Sop
ftuhuffet icrit GiueoppIe ~oocrbrpS.
ies mco 3 Spiiefeer aronuIateS Spf'
Ter, Itaar / S8foSien en- baIb Etne %
yrc#CS oerpoo gieurem CT SsriIa8,
90 aop friife, renicNc Sorbbpr fnu'
| les meo en- GpIpQoifeL blanhcS meb
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-01

rien og misiionen bIanbt Wormouer.
ne ! lltab. ausaaenoe oen fsrite blep
bet tiliibit %beiltttet, at SpnoSetts
goaro Of SruItees ifuIbe iRIge Sens
Gienorn betoIe bens @ielo, pg Seer.
if,iobet lt,ilbe anpenoes til at lenne
en- @isiiou9r Tor Snbianerne. Oct
tlep oelpit, at Gienoommen par p9rb
rmfrins $4,000, og at l~1nberbalan.
cen beIsb iig til omtrent $1,000. Neo
Senipn til lltabmisiionen bleo oct be-
i~l,tttet at opforbre 9irferaaoct til ONT
inulist at faa iftatto en- billigere Orb
ring ! benne Wisfon. 8aitor @rsns.
berg fra San Sruncisco er falbt til
oenne Wtsiion Of 8irferaooet.
Webet iluttebes meo SaImeiang.
(Sluttes.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-01
Gn GjGmpefar.

guropaS ip9reite Manb er bsS
efter Here Mars 2ibelier. San beb
Sans 5rortrt og bar SoteGeier | 8it'
tenberg / Sitpreusien. Sromm peie'
5e 525 $50, bar 65 Somner bsi meb
en 8rpitpiooe af 6S Scmmer og en-
2ippibbe al naiten 70 CONNER. lin.
Der Den iioite gerbensitoitiaing bar
Ser 1tnberbanolineer igone ont, at
ban ifuIoe msNe iom llbftilingsgieu.
itanS, og ban fit Silbub ON at faa
oct gobt betnlt. San bar beitemt
oerfor, men Sernbanen itreifeoe.
Oct bar life muIiat at brtuge Sr.
Sromm ino / en- oIminoeIig Serbia.
repogr, os | en- 8afuosn piloe ban
life reiie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-01
Eprrornp pa Etecn.

Sprrnrnp % Stccn. d Ser, iont
befienSt, bar berifet ltpiSbeo ON,
haorpiot Soban Sperorup i 1884
banSe bragt Steeu / 6orilag til
StotSrooo, fan bet mi bare I'm Sntc.
nsie Of meSbeIe, at ou Sperorup inS.
faiiot iig hos Song Oscar meS i'm
IiniIterliite, baobe ban piitupf paa
Senue opisrt Steen; ne Na aoneen.
ioet SOerSrup opIaite Qdpuet. ihiS.
iebe % iaaSe - Steeu2 buffeoe
SeerSrpp Sapsbe0 e9 itrsa fans
! pbraie 6aits @apn al 2iiterL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-01

iiSuanSrinsen. Sper be pigtigIte
Sapne ! Rcrse / isrite 9onrth al IN
Seperense gar er ser uSpanSret til
iammcn 5.372 8erioner. booraf A.
9iS Rorffe. Sfior uopanSrese oper
&c iamme Sapne I Se ~tiliuareuoe ire
WauneSer 6,42i 9erioner, booraf
1854 Iorfe. Gen iamleoe ltopan.
bring fra 4orse THOR par ALTO
Gurife iumt 2,473 Soenifer o8 21S
9ericncr al anoen &ationalitet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-01

3 Spifcifeer groniIoteo Gutter, irt.
tes Ssfosien en- bnIp Time og files
Serpnn giennem ct Stpffe 1Gbeeie.
GIofb". Saa bar man SSorobGr OF
RireappIe op / Scn parme, fogtc 81.
riip, blanber BET sobt iamnnen, iGt-
ter Oct paa ct fisIiat Steb en- Eimss
Sio, imager ina boa BET. for at lie osu
Oct err paste iprIiet fifitIoc Bet bore
Tor foot, oar man Saften af en- bolp
gitron j os frpfer oct iaa paa al.
minoeIig @is, ibet man bra,ecr 3
Hele Ss til en- Del Salt.
Sorbbrr Sberbet.
en- Spiieife @eIatin itaar Iibt
folot ganb 90 Winrter OF operbGI.
DEG faa 8 aopper foeenoe Bano og
rsres |, til @elatincn err opIeIt. On
Gnart Sorobar blondes meo ct gb.
Suffer og frniies, presses gieuneim ct
Esrilag 90 blanoes iaa fammen uteo
8eIatiren og babes berpaa OBJ I Ell
"5reeaer". Nanr Sen begpnoer at
bIioe INF, tiIiettes 10 s~@ggebpiber,
icm er ypiifet itipe og bprpaa irsrt 3
SpiiGfeer Suffer.
SorbbGr Merinsne.
20 9opper SorSb9r fuuies, bIan.
Ses nteo en- Sop puiperiieret Suffer
og presses giennem en- fin Gil. A
sgaseboioer piifes aloeIes jtipe, o.
iriipes Iibt efter Iibt EN- IiSen Sop
puloerieret Suffer. Saa bar ntart
laneioirt og fcriistig SorbbGrene i,
bare liot 40 @aneen, og bolber peo
meb at piipe BET til bet er iaa Itiot,
at bet fan itan al fig ielp. On
guitaro Iabes al sgggebIomnerne,
4 Spiieifeer pttlberiieret Suffer %
Sop Melf, fom foges I en-
"Gouble Boiler" til oct er ganife
tpft. Naar Guitnrben er foIo, bar
man ben op | en- @laspaie, os Iaoer
ioriigtig @eriuguen GLIDE op paa
Eoppen al ben.
SerSber.SGrtcr
Smaa "Battp BanS" fIebes meo
Wuff.9 aite) og iteges ]
en- temmeIig beb @ageropn. 3 9gg.
gebIomner, Saften al oct rebne SfaI
al en- baIp Gitron, en- Sop graruIateo
NSitffer % Ell Iiben baIo Sop Smsr
foges iummen | en- Double Boiler,
til Oct er ganife tpft og iattes iaa til.
iioe. Naar oct CT noget affislet, bar
man Ell flor 9op fnilite Sorobpr
oeri % iplber oct ioa / Gaeerne.
naar oct er uISeIes foIbt. 8nn Sop.
pen bar man liSt 9oileb 6roiting.
Disie mau ipiies fartfne Gag iom DC
er Ianet; be fan life boroe fig, -
men beilige er De!
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-11-20
should Not rake Active part.

Bishop Lines, Of Newark, in the
course of an address Monday TO the
clergy on the third anniversary Of his
conservation, declared that the clergy
should not take an active part in the
work of legislation. He said the clergy
we're not in all respects the successors
of the prophets, and that they we're
not qualified by training to take an ac-
tive part ia the work of lawmaking.
Whenever the fortunes Of the
Church." he said. have been bound
up with a particular political party
the results of the church have been
bad 1t is right that the church
should keep before the people the NOR
al issues Of great questions, but it is
more likely to win favor for good
measures by patient insistence upon
principles which are necessary to the
welfare Of the community"
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-11-20

A unique attraction for the Friday
Evening Club was the appearance of
Miss Beatrice HEREFORD, mOn0lOgiSt, at
the Lycenm las Friday evening under
the club auspices. She gave four orig
inal m0nologues which were much en-
joyed by the audience.
The annual meeting Of the Mems
Club of the First Presbyterian Church
will be held on Monday evening. Brief
addresses will be made by Rev. +. b.
Dwight, Rev. P. f. Sturges, Vice
Chancellor Pitney and DIR. Pierson.
Officers for the ensuing year will be
elected.
A union service of First and South
STREET Presbyterian, the Methodist
and Baptist Churches was held in the
First Church on Thursday evening
continuing the Haystack anniversary
which has been celebrated by special
meetings in New York
The Presbytery Of Morris and Or
ange meet in the chapel Of the First
Presbyterian Church this Wednesday
to observe it's annual day of conference
and prayer. Sessions will be held at
10 30 a. ~. and p. m. Rev. @. b. Nc
Afee, Of Brooklyn, will speak at both
sessions.
Harrison street is to be improved.
Mrs. @. e. Noble has consented to
deed to the town the eight foot walk
along tn Ira Cory property which her
late husband reserved and it is plaa-
ned to grade down this piece and curb
and pave the street starting the active
work in the spring.
The present indications are that Po-
cahOntaS Lake will be restored. The
committee having the matter in
charge has awarded the contract to N.
Marinaro and he started gang of
men on Wednesday diverting the
course of the stream so that work
could be started on the dam.
The Tapkaow bowlers defeated the
Hollywood team two games out OF
three on the local alleys on Monday
evening, the first game of the season.
Those who boWled for the 'rapkaowS
were Carpenter, Burchell L. O. Parker,
a. Mills and FL. r. Lindabury.
The Morris County Teachers Assoc
citation held an interesting session In
the chapel Of the Maple Avenue School
on Saturday Addresses we're made by
a.. O. Krebs, Of Plainteld, on The
Mission of the Teacher and on
" Waste" by State Supt. Baxter,
while The work OF the association for
the prevention Of tuberculosis was al
so presented. In the afternoon William
Elliott Gritlis spoke on The Schools
of Japan
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-11-20
A Dainty Concert.

One Of the most interesting musical
events in Morristown recently was the
concert given by the Beasey Sisters in
Association Hall Monday evening UNI
der the auspices of Vanatta Council,
Jr. 0. U. A. M. The artists were four
young ladies, sisters, young in years,
but most remarkably proficient on the
pilno and with violin. Whether play
ing ensemble or In solos on either in
strument all showed a wonderful COM
mand Of the instrument and ability
and spirit to give a true interpreter
tion to the music, which was Of a
high-class. while their charming sim
plicity of style and abs snce Of stage
manners added to the pleasure OF the
occasion. We hope they may soon be
heard here again and when they have
become better known they will be
favorities. The selections were from
Sarasate, List, Mendelsohn, Pagan
in. Rossini, and other high-class COM
posers.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-11-20
PERSONAL ITEMS.

DR. W. d. Rood and family have
returned from the Maine Woods.
A. B. Ayers, Of the Trust Company,
has been shooting for two weeks.
Lady Gray Egerton has become an
adherent Of the Christian Science
faith,
MI. and Mrs. Solomon Baker If
Kenvil are at the Mansion House for
the winter.
Rev. James Shaw on Sunday re-
ity Baptist Church on Water street.
Mrs. Jacob Mattox has been danger
ously i'll at her home on Soaring ave-
nue. but is now somewhat improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Merritt, Of
Washington, D. O., are visiting Mrs.
w. w. Dean, on Western avenue.
Herman Viedt and family returned
on Tuesday night from Germany.
They had a very rough trip on the way
back
James McQuillan, who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. John More
land, has returned to his home in Brit
ish Guiana.
Rev. /. E. White expects soon to
sail for Italy for the benefit of his
health He will be accompanied on
the trip by his sister.
John G. Day came home from Wes-
Ivan University i'll with the typhoid
fever and is now at Memorial Hospital
where his condition is reported as inn
proved.
The numerous friends of Mrs. G. III.
Vernon win rejoice to learn that she
is c0nyalescing most satisfactory after
the recent operation, and in short
time will be able to return home.
Mr. Axel Palmer and Miss Jennie
Brask, both Of Morristown, were mar
ried on Saturday evening at the nnanse
OF the First Presbyterian church
by the Rev. William Russell Bennett.
They will reside at South Orange
where Mr. Palmer is employed.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-11-20
ChiId,s Fatal Mistake.

Russell, the four-year-old child Of
MI. and Mrs William Best, OF STAN
hope, died there Wednesday from eat
ing pills which he thought were candy.
The boy, who had been playing about
the room while bis mother was busy
elsewhere, climed up to a shelf, took
down a bottle Of liver pills and
proceeded to eat them Wnen his
mother appeared he told her what he
had done and said he did not like the
" candies because they were bitter.
Mrs. Best sent for a doctor, but it was
some time before one could be found,
and when DR.. Davidson finally arrived
the child was unconscious. He died
at 1870 o'clock According to the
physician the boys death was due to-
strychnine in the pills.
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want nm RetaInea at Morrlstown..

1t having been rumored that Ticket
Agent VanBuskirk, at the Lackawan-
ma station, is to be transferred to an
other office, a number OF our business
men are interesting themselves in an
effort to have him retained in Morris
town. Since he has been here Mr..
VanBuskirk has made mum erous
friends among the patrons Of the road
by his uniform courtesy and gentle-
manly bearing and also by the person.
al interest he takes in furnishing in-
formation or securing privileges that
come within his line of duties. The
travelling public appreciate the quail
iJies in our ticket agent and are anx-
ious to have him retained. He is GER
tainly the right man in the right
place.
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for few years, then studied for the
ministry and became pastor of Grace
Church in Philadelphia, the largest
Baptist Church in America. The
church building has a capacity Of
4,2OO and 50 great is the attendance
that strangers are obliged no secure
tickets in advance. Regular attend
ants have seats assigned them and if
not occupied by specified hour they
lose the sittings for the day. Temple
College is an important adjunct Of
the church.
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Lots Of small Bills.

The Paterson Press, under the head
ing, e How Did IL Happen /? /" says
y La one of the banks of this city last
Wednesday, the deposits Of bills Of the
denominations Of one and two dollars
reached $4,000, which was about ten
times the usual proportion Of bills Of
that kind Il was probably the same
in all the other banks. In specializing
about how such a large number Of one
and Two dollar bills came to be put in
circulation IN our city onthe day spok-
en- Of, the fact that it was the day AFT
9 the election may give a line on
the matter
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The REV. W. 7. DORWARD
At the X. M. O. Al. on sum
day Afternoon.

At the x. M. Q. A. on sum
day Afternoon.
The Rev. W T. Dorward,
whose address on /" The
Uncovered CanineSTooth"
has made such an impress
sion where ever it has been
delivered, will speak at
the mems meeting on this
coming Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Dorward is Deputy
Grand Regent Of the Royal
Arcanum and the mem
bers of that order are es
pecially invited to hear
him, He is esp ecially
gifted as a speaker with a
most pleasing eloquence.
The meeting is at AIS
sharp.
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The night school began its sessions
in the commercial rooms at the Maple
Avenue School on Monday evening,
with about forty pupils in attendance,
ranging in age from fourteen to forty
TWO years. Mr.. Morey is in charges
but will probably have an assistant,
Sessions are held on Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings, from
half past seven to half past nine
The sUuules taught are ar
ithmetic, writing, spelling, geography
and ciYics.
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The second number of the Enter
tainment Course of the " M. @. A.
will be held in the Lyceum next Mon
day evening, when the Rev. Russell
II. Conwell, Of Philadelphia, will de-
liver his well-known lecture on (" Acres
of Diamonds DR.. Conwell has never
lectured in Morristown, the town
probably being an exception to the
general rule in that particular, but
his reputation as a speaker is country
wide, and his work in Philadelphia is
known everywhere. He was a lawyer
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Wisconsin, After the Insurance COM
panies.
The special Legislative Insurance
Committee of Wisconsin will recon-
mend among other things that all in
surance policies written in the State
shall contain a clause providing for an
automatic protection from the reserve
of the. premiums a limit on the
amount which companies can expend
for new business provisions for stand
ard form Of forfeiture agreement in
case Of default on policy loans; law
compelling annual dividend distribu-
tions for more complete reports by
insurance companies to the Departs
ment Of Insurance; ard for legisla-
ton to compel thess..ownship Of the
general surplus Of stock companies to
be settled.