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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-06
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

It is recognized everywhere as the unf cramps dysenteTy. diarrhoea, cholera nor heart failure fainting, weak stomach, maj hundred and one ills of summer. All can b spoonful of Duffy's Pure Malt Whgkey n each glass of water you drink. It will destroy the germs It Is absolutely pur4 and contains no fuse oil. It is prescribed by doctors of all schools is used in all of the leading hospitals of the world, and Is the only whiskey recognized as medicine. Medical advice and valuable booklet Jn diseases sent free
 Duffys PuI>s Malt WhiSkey IS sold by all first-eIass druggists and grOceFs. or direct, fin sealed bottles only. Price s1.O0. See that the "oId Chemist" trademark is on the label. Look for it carefully. and refuse substitutes. It will cure you after all other remedies have failed. Duffy Malt whiskey o.. Rochester, N. Y.
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Alas, No. signs?" N'''''s 'Eot in some of them. when tI,ev're on waive notes"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-06

aiiing specific for the cure of typhoid. bus, stomach ache, congestion. sunstroks aria, ehills, levers. pr0stration and the 0 cured and prevented by taking a tea
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-06

T regard Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a life-saver for me. had been down nine weeks in the city's hospital with the terri ble typhoid fever When I was discharged Of course I was very weak and could hard ly stand on my feet. I had read 50 much of your medicine and its cures that re- solved to give it fair trial. l took three bottles on the start; in two weeks I was able to walk half a mile without tiring and can really and truly say 1t saved me from relapse I stil keep 1t in the house. as 1t Is the only good medicine 70 have around a preventative in any kind of sickness. I hope you will publish this that others may know where to find 2 med edieine that really has such merits
 Yours very truly. Mrs EVELYN R BAE
 EARD. Station R Box 97. Kingston, N Y," Oct 26 'O5 '
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onic After Typhoid

Mrs. Evelyn B. Barnard. of Kingston, N. Y., tells how Duffy's Pure Malt wbiskev transfor@"d her from weakness into strength after terrible nine weeks siege of typhoid fever. She regards this medicine as Iise-saver for her. The following are her ows words:
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Bear in Mind

That October lst next, the general moving day, IS close at hand and that the working forces of our Electric and Gas Shops though increased many times their number. will be taxed beyond capacity to fill orders.
 We therefore request that all consumers in- tending to move on or about October st next notify us at the earliest possible moment, giving address of new location, so we may arrange be- forehand anywork necessary to be done
 All orders executed in order as they are re- ceived at our office Please call at lll Dexter Avenue
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Depaltan8nto De instruction

Anuncio ds SuhaatA r6blicA para Ia
construction dc una caEG eseuels
81 Arroyo.
HsAlA lSI 10 de lA mEi1ana del dia
80 de Agosto de / 9Oc, so recibir&n en-
eHta ofcIna propolisionea cerrAdas y
en- duplicadc, para 10 construction de
una casa eseusla de ma dera en- el pue.
BIO dc Arroyo P. Il, Los plifgos ne
abrirGn 4 la hora arribA msneionada.
Pueden HolieitArae irformss en- esta
ofeina J en- Ia ofeInA dc Ia JuntA Es
collar dc Arreyo. Solo circo (5) diAA
pueden tener los cor tratiltss On 81
podsr los planoI; trantcurridoa 6utos
los devolver&n & 10 ofsIna. Fl con.
tratn Gerk hseh1 por al DEPARTMENT.
de I1strucei6n ca union de In JuptA
EIcolAr de Arroyo, p. r. Los pliegos
conten endo propoaieioneG, deberkn ir
andoEAdos ABi' oroposlaionea para
lA eonAtruccl6n:de una cElR, ,eaauela de
MADEIRA en- Arroyo, Puerto RIco,s
1irigidoS 81 Comisionado de Instruc
si0ni SAn Juar, p, r.
AgUsko 6 de 906
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COMITE REPuBLICANO

81 eomite del diAtrIto rspubIicapo
us oan Juan 10 aomponsn los shores
llguientsa Fresidants, don Roberto
L. Teddi Tesorsro, don Miguel Ca
A'llaai sesretArio, don Manuel y.1
CUES Alagcn' LoA Representatives. de-
'oA pusblos del dl,i'ito son lOs seBj.
res don Manuel Rodriguez, por San
aari don Enrique AArqus1 Husrtss,
Por BAyGmoni do,Ior Gomss Brioso.
por NAtanlito; den Roberto Il Todd
por Comslioi don Jose c a.m6n Bspf
~ por Vega bsil; don Eiguel Cana
d ~, por Vega ANA don America sa.
-, por Dorado; don Jultlno Crespo.
'0r I1A bslA y oon Rafael Sch ,tipi.
,or AAnAli
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VARIAS HOTICIAs

En- sl enAtshs que 90 sslsbtayI
ei domingo en- 10 Liga AmsrisanA ds
enAas bAliS, enGrs los clubs elias Pal.
mAIs y Sci 1e,, Iom arGa par,e. como
lugAdorsE de este tItimo club, los ID.
vsnsI RadAm6 CAsala, Rafael Andino
J Armando BGEAi, Con sal motlvo,
% musho Q! entaGlaSmo que rsina an.
ire los AmAntM J afslonsdos 1 aousI
Ssport ,
-Prop6nsse IAl.r para Ia isla. an
propaganda obrsra, .l orRanisador
especial de 10 Il H,rmandAd dc Oarpin.
seroH de AneitcA don Juan G asrra,
Ell lunss prdximo Sc rsunl.6 an
s''A elud'd 81 Conssio EjsouGivo de-
10 Fsdsrasl0a Librs.
s'gda iatormsl, os.a .srds "a
prepare nn mAgaihso mllf, uolopl,,s
N BAytmo1.
Don EIteban Rivera dop Juan
.lsro HAFreIo, rsDablie Anos laauysn-
% en- AAna,l han irg .ssado "a al
ran pariido y 4loa as PusrtJ Riso.
Jean bien vsnidoS,
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Silesla y Calabria,
Mas terremotos

NapoleS, Agosto 24-En la Silesa
austrlaca a en- la provlncia de Calabria-
italla-se estan slntiendo terremotos muy
Iuertes' El panlco fu6 aver terrible en- am.
Dos puntos a causa de las noticias recien-
tes de Valparaiso. Y no Sc calm6 nj aim
al conyencerse los habitantes de que la
conmocl6n seismica no habia producido
nlogun dano material El Vesubio ha
Vuelto arroJar un yerdadero dlluvio de
cenlzas, que Sc extienden 4 grandes dis
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Criados de Trepoff
son detenidos

:. San Petersburgo, Agosto 24.-La DO.
llcia ha reclbldo confdencias de que Sc
trata de envenenar al general Tlepoff uti.
nzando para ese TN su propia servldum.
bre' Despues de una serie de obseryacio-
nes, Sc orden6 eI arresto de todos los ser.
yldores de la casa del general. El conseio
de guerra les lnterrogara hoy, careandoles
unos con otros. Los terroris.as fiaron
anoche un nuevo cartel anunciando que
IrepoH morlra pronto por el plomo, Dor
el fufgo por el veneno, por la dinamita,
aunque no salga nunca de su palaclo Y
aunque Gamble de habitacion dia tras dfa
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10000 hue1guistas,
Signos revolucionarios

Madrid, Agosto 24.-Telegraffan des.
de Bilbao que aver Sc declararon en- huelqa
en- aquella. cludad en- toda la provincial
sesenta mil obreros. La situaci6n es gra-
We el gobl>rno da 6rdenes para concen.
trar en- el Norte fuerzas numerosas de in
tanteria' caballerfa guardia civil Los
huHelgulstas obedecen una organization
mllltar permanecen en- una actitud anne
nazadora. 81 conAicto presenta caracteres
rreyo!uclonarlos. re- Estan en- suspense las
fabrlcas 4 de tejidos y los trabajos mineros.
sc han comunlcado instrucciores al caDi.
tan general para el case de que el gober.
nador reslgne en- sus manos Ia autoridad
civil. ~ '0''O
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-24
Companies de Seguros
toman posiciones

Valparaiso, Agosto 2+.-Segan des.
pachos que Sc reciben de New York, Lon
dres Hamburgo, las com pafiias de sequ.
ros contra lncendlos Sc niegan a cubrir las
pollzas correspondientes 4 edidcios des.
truIdos por consecueneia de los terremotos,
aunque presenter senales de calcinaci6n.
Alegan que el daho fue producido DOR un
de la terra, que Ell incendio,
al declararse, solo pudo consumir ruinas "
escombros sin valor alguno.
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La doctrlna Drago
puede ser aceptada

Klo Janelro, Agosto 24.-El comite
enca1gado de dar su dictamen respecto 4
Ia eDoctrlna Dragon, envia hoy un rebort
al Congreso Pan Americana. En- 81 aeon.
selaa que Sc adopte desde luego dicho prin.
clplo en- el derecho International nor II
que respecta las repdblicas americanas,
que no podran ser invadidas Dor cuestio-
mes puramente pecuniarlas. Sc tiene como
SECURE que ell Congreso aprobara este die.
tamen por gran mayoria pero es de te.
mer que Sc abstengan de votar los seis re.
presentantes de los Estados Unidos.
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CONTRA UN JvEZ

SO dice que un Juez Municipal d.
IN pueblo dc Ia lIlA que ha dAdo cu,
naeer musho Por su parcIalidAd polf-
s.cA J por 81 ineptltud para el cargo,
aera Pronto destiluldo y procssado Dor
violar el artiSulo 9S del C6digo Penal.
en- rslaci6n con sl Arlfc alo q del mis-
mo, ea decir, por haber dicIado yarias
'enlsneiss tmponiendo Benas dlatln,K.
les HsfaladAs por la Lsy.
EIIA rsSoluci6n selfA muy bi.n
vista por Ia opinion Eenaata, descosa
dc que deSapareAoAn de una ysx nara
empire cisrtos puntos nsgtoS cue se
NOLAN Ge1 On 10 admlnislraci6n de
iualieiA,
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Notas optinnistas
de VALPARAISO

Santiago de Chile, Agosto 24.-Dicen
de Valparaiso los representatives del 90.
berno que el terremoto destruy6 casi TO-
dos los hospitales todas las iglesias
pero deJo en- pie, sin causarles dafo ape.
mas, casl todos los Bancos y los almacenes
de comerclo. Al penetrar en- las ruinas Sc
We que aan es possible poaer 4 salyo una
parte de la cludad. La <Isla Rosa,. 81.
tuada en- la bahia, qued6 des6gurada nor
el terremoto. La con6guraci6n de sus cos.
tas camo.o por complete, de tai manera,
que hoy parece una isla dlstinta.
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Casa Pension de .sHurita,
Ag0sto 6 de 1 906

EStablecera ca el Dt6x mo mss unS
GAIA pension e@c,usiyamente para ssao.
rItaS en- el pueblo de Rio Piedras, la
sshora America Ddprey yluda de
NoyA,
ssrG UNICA ES ST CLAsL porque
lss RlumnEs tendrkn repAso de todaa
las AiigaRt0raE, 81 lodos los curros,
por "a professor prt fesora do reeo
noeida competercla.
Las sen )ritss gus dessen aprofss
char esss venisiss, puedsn dlriglrss &
la Directors de Sc L!eso PoucsHo,.
doaA Ana r que de Duprey, ouisn
.ntormars respscso prscio , dsmks,
Pence AgQlIQ Dc 1909, d.
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DuELO ENTIRE cHINOs

Dos ehlnos luvisror reaienIa,
meme un duslo On 4Barkok, , slixis.
ron los dedos como arma do eombats.
FeleAron con sl fndise dc cada mano
ninSandoss con ellos la region dsl
oFa1o' FL daeo ta6 tAn ensarniz ado,
que uno Do los ConIsndisnIeS muri6 ,
sl o'ro Qusd6 gravsmsnse confuse. In
emma 80 prASIISA ssts geasro do de-
sanoS, para 10 DUAL los chlnos hasan
sssualos eisrsIeIos sspssialss, dc tal
modo sue 81 ia logrAn sonvsrtIr loa
dsdo' en- una sspscis de punzonss de
Aeero.
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C0b.GTn0 Municipal d, JuncD,

En el Poisr de don Antonio Al.
zaaga 50 haya deposttado IN busv
moA'renco que t46 sondueldo al Ds.
p0aleo municipal, de color negro, con
peloa elALeos tn Ia sAbssA J co oil IA.
90, como de doCs snos dc sdAd, con
peiAauFas sohrs La sostillAs y mar
cado con J. 8
La persona que sc erea con dere.
Sno : olcho Animal 90 prstsnIAEa 4.
reclAmArio dsnlro DEL lefnino de is
dias, pAsAdos los cuAleu ae rsmA,a.s
sn p1biicA LubkttA.
Junsoar 23 Agosto 1.slc.
d d, Marines, AleA de,
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exiFangsro gus vIsis PoF los dominic,
Gel R3y A,flnso. El Lts9r summer
mAnihssta que hA edo rEousrldo nor
81 GJbsrnAdor Civil dc Madrid ous
sAIimaLs 4 Ioio amsrisAnano de vlais
or panAPaFA qas 90 proYsa de an
OorreiPondlsnss HAlvos3nduetos.
E'iA msdida hssido sdop.ada co
mo relu 1ado de los rsclsnlsG atsu,s
ooi en soatrA ds lA Viia del R,yrd.
la Reina,
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Acadia municipal. Rio Pieiras

AcordAda por el AyunIamient0 Il
subAHiA dc 10 ohra de eX 3lanAcl6nl
AnrmAdo J eonGolidaei6n de 10 eAlle
del IN JrteS dc satA pohlsci6n, por Ia
sumA de seiseientos veinte dos do.
liars ochsntA J nm centAvo, ts622,8 J
se ssfIAla para el acto el lunes ) de
Ssptiembrs pr6xim9, 4 la una dc IL
tArde, On 10 casa Consllt rial, ante 10
somisi6n desiEnAda 81 tt,clo
Fl proyseto J pliego De sondIeio.
mes economic j. administrative para re-
cir Ga 10 ejseuo.6n de Ia obra 80 he
llan de mAnineaio en- 10 seerstaEfa del
AyunIAmiento, Las proposiC. ones &c
AiustArAn al m0delo inserto 4 cont
nuAci6n. Lo que 90 hass p6bIleo para
general sonoeimlento.
Rio PiedrAs, Agosto 81 de !. 900
Juan CGl0cG, Alcsice Municipal
NodsIo d. Pr0pt sic.onss.
DVnst,tttt ,YEclL 0 /
6sn,-... snterAdo del Anursio para
la adjudication On pnolieA subAIlA de
las obras dc tx llAnAsi6p, sl,mado y
consolidation de 10 calls del sNorR9,
dc estA poblAci6n, aIi e.m1 de Las
Bondieionss txpresadAs en- los docu
msntoS que han de regir en- Is SubAH
b, Sc sompromsIs tomar por su
susntA la siIAda obra on la sumA de
taQnf ls sAntidAd en letrAsl AedIo
Asompsf u ls cartA do pGgo errd llvA
de b br hscho lA conIignaei6n cue
axtas 81 Ait'C 10 te-sero del plieg de
sondlsit nes esoEomleo Aomlnisirsn
VAa.
lFeehA , hrmA
ri aohrs oontsndFk el aigaIents
a6tulo; s2Eoposisi6n para lie 1aladi- {
Geasion del remats de lA obra dstx- i
SplAnAeio AffmAdo : consolidation d
sds 10 sa.ls del n .rls do sasa poplA Il
eli6R,s
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SALV0-C0AluCTOs

En Is ohciua del gobisruo ss nos
fic.liio sopiA de- ligalsr!, e.eri,o;
Wesh!Hhion, Agoato IA e. Visa
Consul Americana en Madrid, NJ
AAddin summer, b tornado al De-.
part me 30 ds E .iA@0 que Eipsns en-
iuiuro & girA aslVo.eOnduclou 4 lodo
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Constantine J Sabi' ViIIegas
C0nisi0niStas.

C0nat8ionistGs.
78 Broad ST. New Yor E q, A,
Direction por cable. Sabastino.
Sc encargAn de agenciar toda ola
.e dc comisiones, de 10 venta dc pro-
duetos como cate, cueros, caucho 50
J, de la comprA y despacho dc toav
elAae dc mereApCfas. Atienden con
especialidad el despseho de encomien
dAs por corrso.
Sc hAcen cargo de Ia Reudiencia
de lovenes esIudiAnIes On relaci6n
con este rAmo auminiatran toda clase
do dAtos y eatAlogoA.
OOnaisi0nes m0dicdS.
P@ntuGhdGd, Esmero raptdez.
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UNA ADHESION
hIo Gf1nds, Agolto 20 de 1905.
Sr DIrector dc Dr.,

hIo Gfands, Agolto 20 de 1905.
or Director de LA DEMoCRACIA,
Le AgradeceEe Ia inuerolon de lau
preasnseA lfneAS ca go ilu.IrAdo peri6.
dico;
Haasa eyer psrtsnssf oil pa,Ii 10
0spu0Asano' psro dssds hoy me 80.
pafo poE cAusas que me reserve, In.
gFesAndo como dunno sold ado de 4 +,
10 On 10 sUnion dc Puerto Rlscs. y an
donds lAborAIe con snsusis,mo ' f6
poF yer EeAlizAdo ~ sorvsnir y suu
mS' legftlmas AsptrAciones,
Ls An1isipA las grAsiAs , Queda
DO ustsd :. ). q, b. q. m.
1OnaGS C.bAl6ro.
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kn esta lmprenta Sc Vende
papel Ylelo de peri6dico ( doc
pesos el quintal.
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POr Gable
PARA LA DEM0CRAC|A"
Hue|ga rev0|uCi0naria en- Bilbao
TTepof teme al venero.. .Terremotos en- TIA.
I'a.-La doctrina Drago aprobada.

tanclas' Muchas personals emigran hacia
eI centro de Europa, temiendo un cata-
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-10-10
Delaware River water TO be examined by
the Geological Survey.

Arrangements have recently been
completed by the photographic
Branch Of the United States Geologi-
cal Survey to study the water of Del
aware River. A sampling station has
been established at Lambertyille, n.
j =, at the toll bridge, the samples
being taken by Charles II. Naylor,
who reads the river gage for the Sur
vey. Collections are made daily and
the water is shipped to the Survey
laboratory at Washington, ID. c.,
where they are subjected to com
plete mineral analysis.
No archaeological or sanitary ex-
aminations are TO be made, the OBJ
lect of the work being simply to de-
termine the amounts and kinds OF
mineral matter carried by the water
and its variation from week to week.
In this way the adaptability of the
water for industrial purposes can be
ascertained. The work will be con
tinued for year at least, and on its
completion report will be published
which will he obtainable without cost
on application to the Director Of the
Survey at Washington, ID. G.
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Republican Congressional Convention.

The convention of the Republicans
of this congressional district was held
at Pennington on Wednesday, Octo-
Der Sd, and was something out of the
ordinary for this district. The Re-
publican Club, of Trenton, accom-
panied by Winkier's Band, came up
ON special train, and on arrival at
Pennington procession was formed
and marched to headquarters at the
Union House about eleven o'clock
After the arrival of the Somerset del
egation the procession was re formed
and marched through the principal
streets of the town with some five
hundred men in line.
At twelve clock noon the conven-
ton was called to order. Ira W.
Wood was re-nominated for third
term by reclamation. Addresses
were made by candidate elect and
representatives of the counties in the
district. But the convention was not
satisfied aud after the speech making
seemed to be done there was very
enthusiastic call for Colonel Lewis
Perrine, of Trenton, who was candl-
date against Mr.. Wood at his first
election. But since that time has con
Guided that he cannot afford to stand
for Democratic principles which ap-
pear 10 be against the best interests
of the district, and he made n short
address, advocating Republican prin-
ciples aud the election of Mr.. Wood.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-10-10

Because few rowdy boys and
young men have seen fit to abuse the
privilege given to the public of enjoy
ing at its well behaved will the beau
ties of James b. Dukes park, Somer-
vile n. j., every one will in the
future be shut ont Of the grounds
with their twenty miles Of macadam
road. For this particular form Of
lawlessness there seems to be no rem
edy in this country. Nothing seem.
equal to curing the mind of vandal
Of it weakness. Some have thought
that the study of nature in the public
schools would accomplish much in
this direction, and perhaps it has
done something, but there is much
more to be done, apparently. If the
propensity were confined TO any one
plane in society it would be easier to
deal win it, but it is not. 1t il found
in all classes aud to some extent in all
ages. The needless few have their
''fun" and the handsome majority
the handsome is as handsome does
folk pay the penalty.
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0BlIN6ER NAYi0 OR

A quiet but pretty wedding occurred
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Israel
+. NayIor Ne. Ia North Main street,
on Wednesday afternoon, October Bird,
when their daughter Miss Elizabeth
Trimmer NaYlor became the bride of
Nelson Oblinger. The Rev. T.. j.
kulp, pastor Of the Centenary NJ. T..
Church performed the ceremony.
Miss Mary Naylor, sister of the bride,
was mud Of honor aud the groom was
attended by Harry Oblinger. George
Il. Kline and Herbert Pascoe, of Jer-
sey City, were ushers. The house
was beautifully decorated with palms,
ferns and cut flowers Miss Sadie
Vert, of New Hope, played the we'd
ding march ms the wedding party en-
tered the parlor. The bride wore a
beautiful gown of white point d esprit
ried brides roses. Miss Naylor was
attired IN white net over pale green
silk and carried pink roses. After n
reception the happy couple left for
Atlantic City. Over hundred guests
were present from tins city, New
Hope, Philadelphia. Trenton and
Belvidere. On their return Mr.. and
Mrs Oblinger Immediately commence
ed housekeeping III their newly fur
nished home at No. 81 North Main
street
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-10-10

Mrs. Dora Phillips, of Trenton, Ii as
been visiting in this city.
William Young, of Easton, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Lambert
vile frien DIS.
Miss Ruth Emily, of Trenton, has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. William
H. Gibbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Simonton, who
spent their honeymoon in Maine, re-
turned home last week.
Walter f. Ennis and L. IL. Ser
geant called on Prof. A. p. Kerr, at
Mercer Hospital, Trenton. on Satur-
day.
The Rev. S. s. Weatherby, n for
mer pastor of the Centenary NJ. L.
Church, has been visiting friends in
this city recently.
George John spent part of Monday
in this city, and in the afternoon left
for months trip to California in the
interest of the st. Louis auto com
panv by whom he is employed
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FIRST BAPTIST CnuRcm -REv. +. l..
CHURCH, Pastor.

FIRST BAPTIST CnuRcH -REv. +. l..
CHURCH, Pastor.
Sunday, October 18th.
1890 cold Folks" Service in charge
of C. + All the cold Folks" of the
church and community are cordially
invited. Conveyances provided for
those who cannot walk. Appropriate
decorations and mnsic Address by
the pastor; GLOW TO Grow Old Sue
cessfully.'
40 Annual p O. S. of A. service
Patriotic decorations and music by
double male quartet. p. o. S. of A.
and G.. A. II, special guests to attend
in body. Grafton by the pastor
1.-The Three Soldiers" A special
committee of Z. o. S. of A. have
charge of general arrangements.
Last year at similar services the
house was filed and at night Gro wded.
An equal success is anticipated this
year.