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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-27

salma: $ iar11rte 9iebIit 81 tom
uoenfor, itprteoe 5foritene11 neo meo
ct itprft 8rag, % % bi ienere igietl
fom tno ! Sulet, iaa bi, at omtre1t
oft bbao ri eie / 8orcelain % @las-
parer par1 fnuit, ia ieIp bort lille
5pringbanb uoe Saben bar bleben
.rDitet. iaoIe6eS, at ollie @ulofi{fene
bar ilpngeoe no % laa og iprnlleoe !
@rasiet. .@obert % leg gift iaa 10
Il 9tal6en, ipnn6te Soften for Bug
glen og fiprte til Satlono, bbor alle
8inouer bnr fnulte og Sforitenene
belteoe;; 0e6e og iaareoe Menneifer
% @eite laa rl1not omfring paa Ga
oen; set bar ifreffeligt at ie; men
bog intet tmob, 6a Ri fort efter me6
5ergel1 bar fommen oper til 9an
6ranciseo, (Seit % 8ogn loo ri Bit
be / 0aflan6); set 5Dn Ri Der iaa
opergaar al 8eifripelie; Min6et ber-
ON bill bele NIT 2ib itaa u11oTettelig
i%nogropet / min @rinoring. 8pens
iaa itorarteoe og imnffe Sorret-
ningstoarter bar ct Glammebab, og
mango al Sc ltolte 8pgninger belte=
6e, ioa man / 6onobeo fun6e falbe
set altlammen en- 96eleggeliens See
oeritpggeligbe6, og bpuo Ser gioroe
l16ligterne en6nlt m9rfere bar, at
ollie 8anorer bar iprengte al Soro-
ifinlpet> iaa 8ran6beienet ltoo biel-
pelgit. Set ene1te Sc fun0e giere bar
at osiiitere Sc itoffelS Menneifer, iom
en6nl1 bar inoeluffe6e / 8pgninger
eller las / &lemme imellem 6e ne0=
ltprte0e 8ialfer og Mure> og lsrge
for at faa Dem bragte til Soipitaler=
ne. 9erefter gift ri Lungs me6 ct al
8olperfer1ne pes @apnen, og for at
faa ct go6t Sperblif, entreoe ri op |
&igningen al ct al Sc lterlte @fibe,
bporfra ri foriaapi0t &dgen tilloo
Set, iaa ct farite &1asles @anoramo,
re0ielsful6t og oog iaa ltorQrtet, al
Get al6rig forglemmes. Sbpe og &s=
bere, al boilfe .@an GranciSco inoe=
baberVet ntal, bar ltrofs paa Hlet=
ten meo at rpbe og plpnore og bel og-
ioa mDr6e. &olitiet lto0 m%agtesleit;
men set liges, at Ser allereoe er no-
lteot uMartiol 2am" og at alt Milt-
t9r Smegnen 1fal til 8peu og bar
&et til at 1fD6e enbber paa @teoet,
iom oe ontreffer / 8lpn6ring eller
&pberi, og leg er big paa at 6enne
5oranltoltning life, alene CT ne0pen-
Dig, men tillige er sem enelte, ser bill
bape Sen forsnifeoe 8irfning og lfof-
fe SO og Sr6en tilpeie.!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-27
Jomc.

= So 8brn al Gbarles &eterien
/ 9es Moines lisger for 0p6en iom
8elge al at baoe ipilt 6rl,gt, bpt(fen
ser peo %ltogtlombeo bar fommet ell
Sci f1rult @las.
= 9ruggiit S. S. &anien / 9elle
Blaine bar anlagt en- grltatningsiag
for $4,000 moo 81. Molfa al 500
bern Mebicine 60. for 8ogtalelie.
Mollo lfo1 bape omtolt bam paa Ell
neointtenoe @fao0e foroi ban bapoe
negtet at bore Mge11t for Me0icinz
fnmpagniet og ielge bets Erobuftcr.
= Ge6or Sails pil ON fort Sis at
ter faa ct Mejeri / @irfiombeo efter
at Mejeribpgningen mt bar ltoaet
l,,ffet / omtrer1t 6 Mar. Sen 0anife
Meierieier Sons @jortb al 21cf,
@ts., Bor ofiltttet en- 4ontroft meo
Mftieeierne / Mejeriet ON after at
optage Griften. 9ette pentes at bill
Re finoe @te6 / Moi Maone6.
- Gburles Nielien, Ell prgre slr-
beioer, uofsrte forleoen en- @elte=
Dads / 5iour Gitp. Gn lille 9reng,
Sen al 8. S. @elt, falot / 6loOen %
por lige peo at 6rl1fne. Neielien
iprang ga no fra ct 10 SOD bit 8ol-
bert % fit 9rengen reo6et efter Ell
baoro Scamp meo Sen lterfe Strem.
Mielien pentes at blipe ino1tillet til
Carnegie Me6aillen.
- &olitibetjent 6rarf @aas /
Marlbaltomn bao6e Ell Scat lioite uge
Ell alporlig Scamp at beitaa meo Ell
8anoe Snobru0stppe, lom ban trai
uetop ipm Sc TOM us al @ontoret
Ell Gooifefabrif, bpor Sc baooe
lprengt &engeifabet. Ser bar iolt
z Spoe, men Saas tog fife 8etenf=
ming at angribe belle @angen, og oct
lpffe0es bom at arreI.ere 4 al Dem
pan 5teoet. De tire unoleb, men to
at DEM er iioen paagrebne. &eool=
beren blep brugt flittigt peo oenrte
affare, og ben enc at Mrreitanterne
bIeb baarot laaret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-27
u1irtneiota.

80 gn s Mar gomn1el @sn al
giels Dlien ! Mamre, aunoiobi
County, er ii6lte l1ge fommet ulpffe,
list al Gage oeo ct @aaoeifuo, affp-
ret al en- 4 gar Gl6re 8rober. aug-
len git giennem 8arnets &iarne,, og
set osoe paa 9teoet.
- 8eo ltogange1 at ii6ite uge
blep set o%nilaaet, at omtrent IS 8ro-
cent al 8aariaaningen bar u6fprt i
Wfinnelotu. 8eirforbol6ene bar felt
igiennem paret iaa gunitige for Mr-
hei6ets GSremme iom muligt. 2eng1t
tilboge er man oppe / Me6 @iper Da-
len, men ielp Der bill man iaar blipe
lanet tioligere feroig meo Mrbej0et
er16 Silfel6et bar paret for mango
@lar, bbis @eiret peobliper at pere
1ta0igt.
- Sper Yine &iper, on1trent 80
W2ile geor6 for @rainero, bItper Ser
i oenne Sio al &egieringen bpgget
en- flor Dan1ni1g, Ser bentes at billie
ltaa belt fproig iioit poa 6ommere,1.
9emningen bill faa Ell belt an0en
6orm elr1 nogen a1oen, Ser biotil
er bpgget / Statea. Sen bill faa
13 9luieaabninger> % Soppen al
9emningsmuren pil blipe en- &ig-
rebro mes en- @ementfant. Ml1rper=
fet bill faa cit 2enooe al 233 sos og
EN- @sjoe al 81 sos, iamt in0eboloe
5000 &1lbiffob &onfret. Slo6en bli-
Der tillige / 6enne Sio opreniet mel
lent roinero og @ran6 &api6s, i0et
ser fiernes ollie Sraer, ser bGnger
us oper &anoet og ollie 2ogs, ser ltif-
fer folt / 6lo6ens @uno.
= &arf Mapios Commercial Gllib
bab6e be11benot fig til Great Mortb=
ern &pmpogniet mes Mnmo6ning ON
at Ser matte blibe lat ct 5pnoogs=
.&oslogertren igang pao Sen 5ioeli=
ME al 8onel,, iom goar giennem Gols
Cafe. &ompogniet iporeoe, at Set
life loa fig / 5tano til bette, blan0t
anset at SEN @runo, at set gnifeoe
iaa meget iom mutliet at lerge for
@elligoogeus @elligbol6eIie. Nat bar
%. s. s. II. al &1lbbaro County
peataget en- &eiolution, / bpilfen
Commercial Club tages alporligt /
Sfole for iit96orieg paa at foritprre
Selligoagsfreoen, ligeIum Great
Mortbern aompogniets &aslageraf-
eeling roles for lit @ton0punft 6en-
ne Gag. Men &pgtet bill pi6e, at
ser olligebel bil fomnte ct 6en0ogs=
tren til Gois Safe, ioet Minneioto
& International &ompog,iet oil feet
tie ct ioabant igang fra 8emi6ii til
8rainer6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-27
SEQ, @nterloo gbol1tarqlla oil

- SEQ 8nterloo gbol,tol1ql,a oil
ser / CONNER blipe opfprt ct MT
Mu0itorium, for bpis Opfprelie s.
S. 5inoorf al Maoilon, @is., bar
fontraberet. Set ifal brl1ges be6 Sc
ltore Gbaltauqua 8ibelmgoer, iom
afboloes be6 @aterloo bber @ommer
| S1tli Maaneo, og Set lfal bore fer-
oigt til bette Mars Mp6e. 8pgnin=
gen pil fo{te 10000 Collars, bill faa
mango npe 6orbe0ringer og blibe ct
al Sc be6lt u%oltpre0e 6~oriamlingslo=
faler / Staten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-27
Eorre(ponoance
Tra sllbert Sea, Minn.

9r. JleOQlIpr!--
Som arnnelot / ti0ligere Mume:
al u&ac. -Yoit." feire0e 8ro6eriom-
FUNDS 2ogen fer / 8pen forr. Sors=
oag Mften fin IL Mars Stiftelles-
felt. SPIRIT par ser Msoe i.2ogens
2ofa1e / s.. Of IS. Sail, bpor ser blep
iunget flere gooe 5oloiange og bolot
EN- goo og belGren0e Sale / 9ogens
Nnleoning al Baitor S>lliltS Sesper-
fen fra @i5coniin, boorefter @altor
Sllen bolot Ell fort Gale. 9erefter
forlag6es Soften til Memton Soul e.
buor Der por onffet ct elegant 6elt<
boro, pe0 bpilfet 1852 Gieiter tog
Se0e. 8e6 8oroet berlfe0e Sen beos
lte 9temning, og efter at Banfettc1
bar brbi, ofbolotes ct n1eget pellpf-
fet 8al / @all'en.
Set fortjener at frembepes, at 50,
gems Sangfor, lon1 oeItog / 5eltmp=
set / 2o9ens 2ofole, gjor0e fine GU
ger uomerfet / Setrogtning al bets
hinge M6er. 2igele0es tog 6%rpfener=
ne Sdrenien Nublifl1m meo Storm
me0 0eres Soloiange til @iono=Mf=
fompognement. Soften bar felt igjen=
nem pellpffet.
9esberre ct ser 6ente Gang en-
lergelig Mffere at me06ele ira Sen
oonife &reos fer / 8pen. 5iOite l1ge
blep cit bo1if Gme0 peo Mopn Slit,
Orem 9delion, iom / flere Mor bar or
bejoet poa Metpton Street, grebet al
pll,oieligt &anpi0 / fit &iem / Seem
0enuart. Melion par ugift, og en-
5plter bol0t @us for born. timber
Mnfal0et, Ser ifpl6tes cit booro 5yg=
0om al Spfus for en- Sis tilboge,
operfalot ban i'm Splter og misba,10=
le6e be10e paa Set frpgteligite> foo
lebes at ben6es 5fl1locrbloo blep
breffet, Gfuloerleooet Tom al 2eo,
% FUN tabte 8%ebtoltbeoen. Gen 11lDf=
felige Man6s 8ro0er, 5re0 geellon,
fan0t bom fort efter Iigeenbe beoiof-
lps paa Soroen, EFT 2ege blep TIL
falot, og ser blep'iat &agt ober bam,
men Ser lpntes intet Saab ONT, ct
Ser fltn6e l10rettes 11oget for bam,
og bon blep oerfor TENT til MiDlet /
&ocbelter. @erfra Tom Ser laa li6=
lte 2gr0ag MeoOelelle til 8rooerer
ON, at ban bar afgaaet be0 Dpben.
Nellon Dar 45 Mar gammel og Ell
agtH og aniet Man6, ltille og rolig
/ bele itn Sptraoen, in0til 5pg6om-
men, al bbilfen ban bar bobt flere
Mnfalo, angreb bom. SON bar ipm
iagt 6anif al 6goiel og tom Der til
2an0et / cit lt1tg Ml6er. @an blep
fa6erlgs / IL Mnrs Ml6eren, og ian
ipare0e iaa mange Benge iammen,
lat ban h1n6e betale 9perreilm for
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-27

= 9ampitibet uSoiepb 6. 8ut-
ler" git ii6lte l1ge fra @uperior me6
Sen iterite @fibsla0ning 6lar, ser
enonu bar ipgmmet paa ferif @ono.
Sen uogioroe 353>846 @ulbels oe
repre- lentereoe en- @proi al $780,
900.
Commander MsIlen / Guperi>
or, en- af Sc lterife / 8pen, fjen0t un-
ser Mabnet $4,000 Barrels Mel<
lem, er iibite l1ge ful0itea16ig neo=
bren6t. Wpllen, SET bar u6itpret
mes ale moberne Sorbeoringer, eie=
6es al Gregory, Goof & 60. / 9ulutb
og Dor puroeret til $4,000 meo ct
&ore1oger til $4,000.
GIN Gfa6eseritat1ing pad $4,000
bleu iiolte l1ge t%ilfienot Sobn @erg=
itrpm | Cumberland. timber Mrbel=
Sc / 8eaper Gam @abmblle baboe
ban flor miltet tre al fine 6ingre,
og bon anlagbe 0a 5ag moo 8eltpre>
rem / SaDmpllen, 0atermon. 2om=
pogniet lioer foreprigt intet Sab beo
6enue Dom, i0et set er osi11reret for
laa6anne Silfeloe.
= Mrs. Ole @ermanien / Malon
/ Mlblano @gnen bar / 2p6et al De
li6lte to Mur miltet lin Man6, Der on=
fom peo, at ct Sre fal6t ODER bam
uu6er @%fopbugit, og en- lille Gatter.
Ser blep 6rabt oe6 ct &aa6el fu6 al
ben0es @rooer. Nu ligger en- tire
Mor gammel 5pn for 9e0en, i6et
fan blep iparfet al EN- @elt / @obe.
Set, iaa &jerneif allen brait og 2e-
gerl1e merer, at set bill blipe l1m11-
ligt at re6oe bans 2ip.
= Bolitifeu / 8isconlin begpnoer
MI at antage 6orm, iaaleoes at &al-
gerne fan begDnoe at banne Zig en-
Mening ON, bbem ser bill blipe De
le0en6e &un6i6uter for 9fominatiorl
De6 Brimerpalgene, iom for fprite
@ang / 5tatens &iitorie lfal afbol=
oes / September Maane0. Get ler
us til, at n11p9ren6e @5uDerner 9a
pi0ion CT ct @eltebope0 forun Sc an
ore republifanffe Mlpiranter til @u=
pernsritiIlingen, me6ens Gpeafer /
@eprelelttantbuiet 2enroot, Ser fabo=
riieres al ga Sollette, CT ner. efter
bnm.
~ S Merbe6en at Seer 8arf peo
Seem &icbmono bar Ser / largere
Sib itaaet EN- 6amiliefejoe mellem to
5amilier, @mberlon og @briltianlen.
&iotil bar set nprrnelt paret imaa
Sfarmp0sler, Ser er blepet u6fagte-
Sc, men ii6ite l1ge foW Set til ct Bloc
oigt Slag, UNDER bpilfet TO Manb
af @mberjon S9ren blep liggenbe
bnar6t iaare6e paa 8alplabien. Ser
benptteoes nabnlig @aiteifpts, iom
SLATER, gamle 5tgDler og lienen6e,
met geaperne brugtes oglaa flittigt.
Sire al &rigerne fra @briitianien Or
meen iio0er ! 5orDaring for at of-
pe11te, ON gmberion M9noene toni.
mer fra Set meb 2ipet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-27
uorc Uafota,

= Sns6og Nften it6lte nge u0=
6re0 Ser Slo / Barnes & Sheets
Millinerp S%orretning / Somner, og
Sloen ipre0te Jig til Millers Mpbel-
%forretning og ct Sor nGrliggenoe
&ontorer, ser olle ne6brnn6te til
@runoen. @fooen anilaacs til $15,=
900. Ser bar Inn oelnis Msiuronce.
: Mapor George 6. Guis be-
opuote, &irsoog iioite l1ge i'm anoen
Sermin iom Mapor al @ran6 SORTS
peo at u1nGbne @il S'Gonnor til
Mu6itgr; Gcott 9fer, M6pofat; 81. $.
&unge, 8ron0cbef; S. IS. Come, So
liticbef; Sobn 2rnletb, S1perinte11=
6ent for 8an6berfet. Sill Me0len1mer
|of 5folefomisiionen palgtes Srocp
q. Bangs, Sobn 81. @orlep, S. 9.
Bacon og 90. Sherman.
= Sen nppalgte Mopor Sobnlo11
obertog lt0ite. ltge for fen1te Gang
MaDorembe6et for Sarge. San gjor=
Sc fglgen6e lt6uepnelier, ser treber
/ &raft Sen 1. Mai: Yoliticbef s.
g. @a0e;; &olitifaptejn, 2ouis 9abl=
gren; &olitilergeant, Sou1es Cole
man; Muoitor, sc. 6. Morgan; 2e=
p11tp Muoitor, 6. IS. 5cbrutb; @an0=
perfsbeitprer, 81. S. Craig. @a6e-
fomisipr, Mugult Sobnion; 8poboo-
fat, 90. 6. &esier; 8pingenisr g.. S.
Grobbe. :
- @1 ret pu0lig Geiltagelie, Ser
imiOlertio brog oloor1ige Jblger cf=
ter fig, bleb forleoen begooet al Ell
6anf 6orn1er / Merbe0cn al Osno=
brocf, Sobm O1ofien. @on bapoe
ifrebet til. en- Jorretning / Chicago
efter noget @lomiterfrb og iamtiOi9
efter en- &offe 2%eperptller, men /
Gorretningen bop6e man pe6 l1ogt=
ombe6 forbDttet Merfcrnc pao Guf=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-27

st MT Glcmcnt. 2rrcre1: &on
Oh income mig ct Clement 3orl?
&nrl: @biifp.
2Grereu: @por fol0er gu joo Set?
&arl: So, 6o'er ii'er at @bilfp,
Set CT Dons G(ement.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-27
Sctcrien.

Yarpenu=M ecenen: ~SSeg fibber
fun 8illeoer al Soft meo befjenote
Nobne."
&11nltban0leren: uSo, iao fan De
go6t fibbe 8ille0er al mig jeg beo.
ser Neterien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-27

III mooer, grooer % Ssiter orn|
ban bar meget ber,sione: CONS Mo.
Ser osoe for ct Har anr fioen. San
bar boet / gilbert 2en / berbeb Ell.
5Snes Mdr.
aorreiponoent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-27

- So 8prn al Gborles Eeterlen
9es Moines lisger for 0boen iom
al at baoe ipilt Grl,gt, / bpilten
Der peo ltostiombe6 bar fommet ell
BEL fnllt @los.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-27

Mr.. G. K. Merriman,, 80 Rush Street, Chicago,
ILL.,, stger: 'Jeg foler saaxel forr6jet med
Deresi Bette, at ieg like Wide tage $5OO. 90 for
det, hvis jeg like kunde faa ct andet. Jeg for
s0gte al Slags Medicin for jeg fix ct af Deres
Baelter. Oct har kureret mtg for Nyre-, ner-
v0s. og almindelig SvaBhed."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-27
misconfn,

= 9ampitibet uSoiepb 6. SUIT
ler" git iiolte l1ge fra Superior meo
Sen iterite @fibsla6ning Glar, ser
en6nn bar ipgmmet paa ferif @on0.
Sen uogioroe 353>846 @ulbels og
repraientereee en- @eroi al $780,
600.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1906-04-24
Mount Holly Contributions.

AS soon as the news of the dreadful Ca
lamity in California had been flashed
across the country, the American people,
with characteristic promptness. began to
send money, provisions, clothing, ETC.. to
the afflicted communities. Every citizens
heart was stirred with sympathy and each
person felt the duty of giving some aid.
In Mount Holly number of residents
requested Edward B. Jones to act as treas
urer of fund to be contributed here.
A subscription paper was placed in his
drug store. and circulars were distributed
in the town notifying the residents where
their contributions would be received, and
inviting every man, woman and child to
give something. Glass jars were placed
at the post Office and Jones store to re-
ceive small contributions.
The result of the appeal has thus far
been gratifying Below will be found a
list of the contributors to date. The list
is still open, and those persons who have
not yet contributed are requested to do SO
at once
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1906-04-24
Burglars at crosswicka.

Burglars entered the residence Of John
Braislin, brick manufacturer, at Gross.
wicks, on Tuesday evening. while the
family were absent. The thieves broke
open every closet and bureau drawer In
the house, and packed up almost every
thing of value they could lay their hands
on and placed the stuff in sheets ready for
removal. They drank a bottle of whisky
and ate hearty meal
A savings bank belonging to Mrs. Brais-
lin was broken open and the contents
taken, but the exact loss is not known.
The thieves left their booty in the house,
and then went to the residence of Josiah
Brick, of the Brick Mincemeat company.
where they took a number of coats and
some silver ware
At the hotel of Washington Stead the
robbers stole some clothing and silver
ware, but were evidently frightened away,
as they left sheet lying on the floor,
halt filled with clothing and silver.
tbs believed that the robbers packed up
the stolen goods in each place with the in
tention of going back and carting the loot
away, but were frightened from so doing
1t is thought that thelburglars were the
same who robbed the Crosswicks post of
flee, Woolman's store and Bricks Mince-
meat factory, at Crosswicks. few nights
before.
The residents of Crosswicks and vicinity
have become thoroughly aroused over these
robberies, and have employed detectives
to hunt down the depredators.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1906-04-24
Surroeate,s Office.

The will of Miss Kate A. Mott, daugh-
ter of the late Major General Gershom
Mott. was admitted to probate Friday.
Mrs. K. s. Brakeley was made the sole
executrix. The requests were made as
follows: To her cousins, Mary K. s.
Brakeley. of Bordentown; Jennie M. Mott
and Annie Ashmore, of Trenton, the sum
of 5000 each; to the Mercer Hospital at
Trenton, s., 900 for ward for the patients
from Bordentown, and when not In use
for such patients, then to be used for
general hospital purposes. To the Bap-
fist church at Bordentown, 81, 900 for pay
ment of debt; to Sarah Mclaughlin, OF
Bordentown, who has lived with Miss Mott
for a number of years, 81, 900; to Dr. Will
liam H. Ships, of Bordentown. $500.
After several minor requests the residue
is to be divided between Mary K. 8
Brakeley, Jennie NJ. Mott, Annie Ash.
more and Mrs. Bennett, in equal parts.
The will of Daniel L. Woolman. de
ceased. of Vincentown, has been admitted
to probate and letters testamentary grant
ed to s. Jarrett Woolman and d. Howard
Woolman. The sum of $500 is given t.
the widow His interest In the bushes
of Buzby g. Woolman, at Vincentown, i
to be held in trust for the benefit of tn,
wife and the unmarried children Ate
the death of the wife the business is to b
sold and divided equally among the child
rem or their heirs. The executors are +
pay one-third Of the interest OF the estat
to the widow during her life. The dwell
ing house is to be held in trust as afore
said. The remainder of the estate is
be divided equally between the children
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1906-04-24
DIED.

QUANE April %, at Mount Holly Nelson
A. Guam, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence, No. Us
Washington street, on Thursday afternoon at
o'clock. Services at st. Paul's NJ. e. Church
at o'clock.
BowERs.-April Is, at Chatsworth, Edward
Fl. Bowers, aged 43 years.
CARRIGAN.-April q, at Fellowship, Chris
TOPPER G. Carrigan.
CLIvER.-April q, near Pemberton, Esther
]. Oliver, aged 81 years.
DEAcoN.-Apri l9, at Burlington, Elizabeth
+. Deacon, wife of Francis d. Deacon, aged ~
years.
GAsKILL.-Ap ril IA, at New Gretna, Charles
w. Gaskill, aged is years.
HEwITT.-April II, at Medford, Henry Hew-
lit, in his 65th year
HUNTER.-A prill at Philadelphia, Hannah
c., daughter of Charles w. and CeIinda f. Hun
ter, OF Marion.
MAsoN.-April 49, at Lumberton, Rebecca
H. Mason, widow of the late William H. Ma
son, aged 80 years.
MITCHELL.-Ap ril % at Burlington, Charles
Mitchell, aged 50 years
RUE.-April 10, at Burlington, Kate, wife
| OF w. H. Rue.
SAPP.-Aprill9 10. at Camden, Edward S. Sapp
of Bordentown, aged 81 years.
VANsCIvER.-April II, at Locust Grove, 10
| seph l.. Vansciver, aged IS years.
| WELsH.-April IA, at Burlington, Harry 10
seph, son OF Jacob and Anne Welsh, aged
years.
| pril IS, at YardvilIe, JOSEPH
| A. Woodward, aged SO years
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Florence.

Thomas Mari, Jr., was Philadelphia
visitor on Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ogle, of Mill road, broke
her leg by fall, on Thursday.
Scott Cramer, of Reading, Pa, spent
Saturday and Sunday here with his moth
er, Mrs. Mary Cramer.
Willard Aregood has accepted position
as brick burner with a firm at Egg Harbor.
He left on Monday for his new position.
The Florence baseball team would like
to hear from Mount Holly, Pemberton,
and all other first class teams throughout
the county.
''Flower Praise, a cantata appropriate
to the present season-Spring- rem
dered Saturday evening before an audi
ence that crowded the capacity of Library
Hall The affair was given by the Baptist
Junior Union and proved to be a musical
treat. Forty one girls, whose ages range
from years old to 16, and four boys, sang
their parts well, having been trained by
Miss Elsie Morton and Miss Anna Bishop.
The entertainment was an invitation affair
and the hall was filled with friends of the
union. Prof. Clarence Smith, organist of
the Presbyterian church, Burlington, pre-
sided at the piano and was assisted by an
orchestra of ten pieces from Philadelphia.
The stage was artistically decorated and
there was a profusion of flowers. The
costumes Of the girls were beautiful and
made to represent the flowers of the sea
son and the successful artistic effectiveness
evoked considerable praise. The girls ap-
peared and sang in groups as crocuses,
garden flowers, geraniums, lilies, violets,
hyacinths, daisies, buttercups, while the
boys were assigned to sing the praises of
the dandelions. Miss Lille Page, as
Spring, who had the leading part, capt.
waited the audience by her charming voice,
rendering several pretty solos. Little
Alice Page, aged years, as the fairy,
was cute and sweet mastering a difficult
speaking and singing part that required
much memorizing Misses Pearl Keifer,
Rachel Higgins, Bessie Dubell, Mary Lu-
cas-, Elizabeth Shafer and others came in
for share of the honors of the evening.
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MedfOrd.

Charles Sooy has sold the Davis
Hotel barber shop to Oscar Ballinger
who took possession on Monday.
Frank Reilly had three of his fine
thoroughbred Llewellin setter dogs entered
in the recent dog show at Atlantic City
Victor Okaw won first prize in the field
Belle Of Cincinnati, first prizes in both
limit and field. and Mona. third prize in
limit
Manager Bowker, of the Field Club.
announces that the old reliable strong
Hermon team will be the visiting team for
the opening games here ON Decoration
Day, instead of Haddonfield as announced.
The latter club has gone into the Athletic
Association of Haddonfield, and they will
have their opening games on the same
day. The Haddons will come to Medford
on August 4, and Medford goes to Had
donfield on August %. Medford's new
catcher, Billy Smith, will report for duty
May 81. He will make his home in Med
ford for the summer and will coach the
team.
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Moorestown.

Emily G. Tomlinson, of Fox Chase, has
succeeded Mrs. Atwood in the kndergar-
ten department of the Friends High
School Miss Helen Boice ia assisting
Miss Tomlinson.
The Township Committee has author
lied house-to- house inspection to ascer-
tain if the proper sewer connections are
made at Moorestown.
The residents of Oak avenue have Pc
titioned the township committee to build
stone road ON that thoroughfare from
Chester avenue to Chestnut street, the
owners fronting on 1t Offering to pay one
half the cost.
A building lot on Maple avenue hai
been sold to Henry F. 6tockwell, of Cam
den, at $40 foot for frontage of 24O feet
which is new high water price for build
ing lots here.
The Friends High School base bal
team defeated the Moorestown Publi
School boys in we'll played game on tn
local grounds Friday, by the score of /,
to Z. The teams lined up as follows
Friends II. S.-P. Roberts, D.; Evans, c.
Perkins, 1st base; Carr, End base; E
Roberts, 3rd base; Atkinson, S.. Conrow
r. f.; Coles, |. f.; Evans, C. f. Moorestowl
P. S.-Robinson, p; Heulinger, c.. Petit
1st base; Houston, 2nd base; Ford. 81,
base; Bacon, IS. LcConsy, r. f.; Richard
son, l. f.; Llewelen, C. f.