davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-14

A great many persons believe that
ants do not sleep. The superstition
arises from the fact that in moonlight
nights during the summer ants have
often been seen az work about their
nests.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-14
First Rniioon.

The first balloon was made by
Jesuit, about 1920. The idea was re.
yived In France by NJ. Montgolder In
1883 and introduced III England the
following year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-14
a P. ABBOTT 8 colAP. ABBOTT 8 COLA P ABBOTT 8 co.
y The Daylight Store n
Come in and See WI1at We Are Doing

but
quarters refnhng
whole inside much lighter When
Wash Goods showing this week. both Cloths
Readymade Suits
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-22

8illiam S. 8rpan, 6en befjenote
6emofratiife &reiioentifab noioat,
er poa lin Sur ON sSoroen / forrtge
l1ge anfon1met til ct. Betersborg,
bbor ban bar en- irtereSieret Silbg,
rer be6 SEN rnsltife Dournas 6or-
banolinger, Ser 10 netop / bisie Be-
page6e Sage for &uslan6 bar an.
taget en- inr6eles opiigtspaffenoe &a.
rafter. nn6er en- Bauie fit Mr.
8rpan glnle6ning til @amtale meo
fIere af 6e Deputere6e, Der ipntes
meget ibrige efter at faa 9elltgbeo til
at u6bifIe beres MnifueIfer for ben
bergmte Statgman6 % Bolitifer. Sra
Ruslano reiite Mr. 8rpan bioere til
l@tocfBol1n.
II ~ y rs . K .ssI -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-22
Sobm >. 9ioefefellcr er for Gi6el

oSODn y. UOCItIellcr er 1ur Sluell
meo Ell Sci at iin 5olnilie poo &elle
/ europa og opboloer Jig / oisie 9o=
ge Gompiegne Granfrige> bpor
bal1, iom opSralt bpor Fan fomr11er
frenl baffer flor 0pmerfiombeo.
Sra 9perreiien, iom foretoges meo
Sen 1tore, pragtful6e tplfe 2iner
u9euti icblan6", bbor &octe1eAer iom
EN- @eIpfglge bap6e reierberet fig @fi-
BETS flotteite Quite : af @obptter, for
telles ser, at bans Me6pasiagerer,
oernroer fife ntin6it Mnerifanerne
ielp, bar beo at ligge paa Mapen for
6en itore M3ano, oer BOG ipntes fnlo-
lt9n6ig ubergrt af al Sen Spitgt ban
iaale6es bafte. s Gon1piegne itges
@ocfefeller at fgre ct forbolosbiS IT'LL
le 2ib og Iaar life iaale6es ON fig
me6 Benge, iom 2anobefolfningen
Ger efter &pgtet ON bans utalte &ig=
BONNIE paa Gorboano baboe baabet.
Set fortelles at ct &arilerbla6, bbis
Matben1otifere bap6e regnet u6, at
9}ocfefellers Sis bar bpro ngiagtig
200 Collars Minuttet, bap6e labet
iin uoien6te Meoarbei6er tilbp0e ban
en- @beque paa 1000 Dollars for
e. 5 Mir1utters ssS11terpietp, n1en al
bon itanobaftigt pagreoe fig og life
lo0 til at bere ipn0erlig oplat pao
at tiene oisie mango Benge. Naa oen
an6en SIDE ifa1 ban babe giort Gor=
Ing paa at leie @bateau'et | @ompieg.
| ne, ct biitoriif Slot, Ser tilbsrer @ta.
ten, og bore bIeben meget forbitre1
ober at babe faaet Ben 8eife6, at It'll
engong bans M3ilIioner FER fog til
og at S1ottet life bar ct Sotel, oe1
bar til 2eie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-22
.'k!rlol.ntngsrej(en.
Set uorife &ongepar til Sronbbjent,

Z ( y
). 9e el1gelife Dagblabe bringer
] 6isie Dage 1taoige Weooelelier on
! Song Saafons og 9ronniltg Mauo,
&ejie tp9rs ober 2an6et og op lang;
&Diten til. Sron0bienl bbor &rone,
/ oil blipe lat paa beres &opeb Gre6c!
oen %. Su11i. Sen lille &ronprin;
4 Slan er mes paa &eiien iom be
gpn6te ira @riltiania Ben 13. SUM-
&ongefamiliens @fstratpg anton1 ii
2iQebamn1er iamme @ftermi00ag
! Sber 5000 Menneifer bar mgot fren
pe6 Sernbaneltationen 8pen bar rig
4 0eforeret. Sm Mftenen gap 2ille
!. BANNER &onllne Ell Mi6bag, bbo,
&ongefamilien 0eltog. &ongen oe
Gronningen boeoe paa gictoria So.
tel. Torinoeu Teltmi60agen fan01
5te0, fiprte &ongen og Dronningen
Ell Sur op til 6e 5an0piglfe 6an1lir.
ger pao Maibaugen og 6erefter rl,n6t
i 8Den. 9eeite 6ormio6ag foregit
9lfreiien til Otto, bDorfra ser fieres
rneo @ogne fra Gognman6 ssSberlen
til &olns6alen. @erre0Sitprelierue
me0te frem i fine Diltrifter opoper
9ole,1 og paa Domaas mg6te Ser
re0s1tprelierne fra Dopre og 2esie.
Oper bele 2an0et bajer 9for9es
trefarpe0e Stag iom &i6neSbDr6 ON
Goltets 2opalitet. Man b9rer lpre0te
Otringer ONT, at Sc ro6ifale &epubli>
fa1ere er in1oo set npe Monorfi;
men utbipliont differ Sen itore Maio-
ritet al Solicit SEN npe Singenes
SrOen beltom1nen ion1 en- giertop-
poagnet Hatriotisme, ser giper 2pfte
ott en- itgrre og be0re Grenti6 for
bele MQtienet1.
&aa &eilen Up laugs aDlten bar
Ser unltillet 'talrige Seltligbeoer, .iaa-
le0es Ell Gelnonltrotion al Siiferflaa=
SEN peo slalei11nb. Ser por 80
Gamplfibe, so Motorbao0e og Sne-
iepis al i,naa 6artpjer, iom 0eltog.
&ongeifibet u@ei1noal" 6ompe0e f6rlt
ppoper giennem Glaooen og bilieoes
ne0 itormenoe Subelraob, og oeref-
ter formere0e 6laa0en to lange &o=
lonner og 0on1pe6e opoper 6ior6en
mes r6eim0alT'i @pioien. Gilfernes
Gamilier fpl0te 8aa0ene. Menne-
ifemasien anilaaes til 5000. Ser
pao paslereoe alle 5fibene / &epne
for u6ein10ol". Song Saofon uo-
taIte lin @le0e ober Sen 9@re, ser pi-
ltes ban, og ober ben ln1l1fte og ma-
Terrific @epora6e.
Meiien langs &piten pr. Sftb piier
Jig at bore laa bel0ig iom bel n1ll-
liet, ioet en- Garmebplge netop ois.
ie Gage ligger oper Set lpolige geor'
&c, ion1 piloe gipre Ell SSernbonereile
alt on6et ems bebagelig, neoens Ser
paa Seen er fbligt al en- friff 8riie.
Mnfomiten til Sron6biem bar faltlat
til Sirs6og 9lften.
Sronobiem er ollereoe oberfpl0t af
&roningsgi9iter, og an6re er paa
8eien moo 9eor0 me6 9on1pifibe og
sernbaner. 8egejltringen ooer
@ta6feitelien al 2an6ets 1De @til>
ling bente6es at naa fin ful6e @6i6e
Tirs6ag> noar Song &aafon, 9ron-
ming. MauO og &ronprins Slap orr
| Tom til Tron6bien1.
&roningsreiien6e fra 9lmerifa BE-
gDn6te at anfonme til @riltiania
Man6ags. st itort @elifab aufom
mes Oceon6amper og bleb bilit me6
flor 8egeiltring al EN- flor Menneife-
mosie, ser ibinqe6e amerifanife
6Iag. 8lan6t 6e Mnfon1ne bar &ro-
! fesior Stub fra &amline, Wttn11., ser
1t en- Sale bragte gfor6m9n6ene en-
SilIen fra 8rg6rene 9lmerifu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-22

81 ri n,inse bore 2efere os npe
Gbonnenter ON, at bi bar ct fort
}2ager af inuffe &reriier for fornb.
betalenbe Mbonnenter Stan Sc labe
ct iaabant -9iIbue gao Gem ferbi2
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-22

StpN9rSSNtaNO DWlDmItclt. Neprg
lentont u. 6. Setter al Georgia opot
9proag oen 16. os. @oibA,gton Jon
Jelge al ct Tal0 gienl1em ct Sfp-
light Dogel1 / Jorpeien. @an ser
bar n1eget lt9riDnet, bar gaaet op pao
5aget al fit &us for at ie efter e1
Hor al fine 8prneb6rn; set fortnooes
oa, at ban er inublet oper Sfpligbtet
og faloet gjennem 6ette, 80 500 mes
t Snlet, bpor ban bleb fl1nbet bebiolt=
lss tort efter og lfr9ffelig tilreot.
San fom til lin 8ebi0itbeo Sc "a
Sinner, Ser gif foru6 for bans Dpo,
men bar life / 5tan6 til at tole.
&rGiioentens Enfcl bpb. Hreii=
oent &ooiepelts Snfel, @obert g..
&oolepelt, ser bar en- belfiel1ot Ser
ion / Set offenlige 2ip l9nge fgr lin
berg1nte 9eeoel1u 6pOe ben IA. 6S. i
5aDDille, II 9lar gammel. @an bar
en- go6 1elnofrat al Sen ganle 5fo<
le bar &ongresmeblem fra 73 til 75;
&reiioent for SEN rationale oelno=
fratiife aonbention / 80, og II. g.
@elan6t til 9ee0erlal16ene for en- long
&Gffe of 9lar. timber 8oerfrigen
gioroe ban Jig iprlig bemGrfet beo
fine lterft fren1trpoen6e pro=8oerjfe
SDnpatbier.
Srunififte / 8apcrn? Sra @ope0s
ltooen @ien 9lterrige forlpoer oet,
at UNDER &rinsregel1t 2eopolo al
8aperns 8elgg 0eh fornplig blep Set
Spgrgstnaal aloorligt taget op til
9isfllsiio1l ON Set life mart par'
paa Gi0e at gjgre @n6e pao Sen l1taa<
Ielige 5agernes Silltono set ipotD-
ife &ongerige> bpor SEN lin0slDge
Song otto MI non1il1elt far beflG6t
Sro11en en- 9lorreffe, be0 at fore
ilaa in6fsrt Sen Joron0ring I 9aD-
erns .6orfotuing, Ser er npopen0ig,
inoen Grins 2eopol0 fan beltige
Sronell en- @lon Ser foDoriieres
al baa0e Sen fejierlige tDife og Sen
plterrigife @egjering. Song Otto
bar allereoe ponbittig, 6o fan for 20
Mor lioen belteg sen DaDernlfe Sro=
ne, og bans Silltan0 CT efterboanoen
laa6an, at fan 1eper f1l6ltenoig ioln
ct pilot 0Dr, og ingen 1uu uoen So=
re ngrme Jig ban1. Sans enelte So.
Sc er @rp6iforper og tgrret Srugt.
San er / cit frpgtelig forlpn11 Iil=
ltono, 6o 2ager og @ogtere Gplge
1nonarfiife Sro0itipner life n1aa an
penoe @o16 moo ban1, og fan tillo-
ser fife nogen at rgre Jig me0 Set
go6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-22

@jGring &orca. gfterretninger
fra &oreo / ii6lte l1ge, 0els pr. Se-
legraf 0els pr. Bolt> iDneS at antpoe,
at Sitl1ationen paa 6enne SolDp, Ser
lon befjen0t bar ct 9trioens sgb1e
og Sen 0irefte 9lorlag til Sen ii6lte
&rig mellem Sc to pltaiiatilfe 5tor=
magter Ssapan og. &uSlan0, life er-
laa tilfre6sitillen0e lon1 SSapan> !:
bbis &e116er Sen iaftilfe Gorboltnings
al 2an0ets slnliggen6er MT bpiler>
bel fun6e gnife Sen at Dpre> men ot
Set 11ln1er ooeralt, og at l1tilfrebs-
beoen me0 Set japaneitife Sperberre=-
66nme o11ere6e er / Tgr6 ne6 at
Ioo u6 lps Sue. Selegran1n1er fra
@obe6Ita6en Seoul n1eS6eler laale0eS>
at Hebeler ct begDn0t al gao an=
grebsDiS til Bnrfs nne6 at 1tiffe SIb
paa Sapaneiernes @uie, at fineliife;
Birater 6eltager lt6ifeiellerne, og at.
man. | Sapan bar aniet set for ne6=.
pen0igt at afien6e &rigslfibe til @g=.
fplt6perne for at fb9le llroligbe6erne,
| 6p0lelen. @110bi6ere berettes pr.
Boit, at 5lutingen af W5ai iaa:
| iapQne1iifp Srop2er Tia en0od n66la=
get til at retirere fra 8pen @ongi1'
for EN- Sfare bel bepebne6e forean-
ife S11lurgenter, Ser bo16t Stan0 moo
iaapel foreanife Stopper iom iapane-
iilfe Sropper, Ser bleb len0t irnob
6en1. Set ifaI be1 NOT mes 2etbeb
lDffes Sapan at foa 8ugt n1e6 bette
1f6rite aabenbare Segn paa Neisfor=
ngie1ie; men set er ilet life u6elnffef
at ben bar laaet 6bbe &g06er, og at
SSapan frem ! Gioen bill fau begge
Snn6er ful6e meb at bol6e set lille
uroIige @eiier6bmme / 8aano rg
1Mpe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-22

Gfsplpitom paa CIT Scean. 2iucr~
Haa 6en britiife Camper u@aber-
foro" al Suternational 9iabigatio,t
COMPANY, ser aen ID. e5n1i iu6fon1
til 2iperpool @nglanb fra 8Bila=
oelpbia fan0t plu6ieltg er1er &nno-
iptrtngen of Hasiogererne> 0a Ste-
pe6oors bar Serb mes at lps11e 2r=
gerne til 2olten for at losie 5f116er1>-
en pol0ion Gfspllion 5te0; 8 Monb,
0rnbtes paa @te6et og onltrent 40
andre blep boar0t luore0e> ligelon1
Ser gift Sl6 2o6niuge1L bpilfen 6og
burtig iluffe0es. Ser iogOes at pn-
re funOet Ell &oSle / 2alten> ser
balbbeis bar lpre11gt men iom iroe=
bolot Mfoifineri og nof f1tn0e 1e uh
til at bore Ell 9lrt &elpe6esn1aifi
bar Bette Gilfrl6et fl1n6e noalfe
Sanfen fra Sones 2ies 8og u9eoor
SSerrtpppet fol0er" pgret foripgt fprf
uo / @irfeligbe6er. O2en 5fibets
Sfficerer tror 0og lnorere, at Cts
ploiionen ifpl0es @asorter> Ser bar.
uopiflet Jig al 9eaptbo Snbe> ser 6ou=-
ne0e en- 9el al 2u0ningen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-22

Gortfnt paa @ise 81
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-22
med Post % CeIegraf.
(Nllevesae fra.)

Mpt SoroifjGlp paa &aeifiefDite.-
Sen II. 0s. ON 9lftenen 1nGrfe0es
otter Sororplteller noe I San Jran-
cisco; Set ferlte bare0e 5 5efun0er,
men alltageS life at Dape anrettet >pi=
6ere 5fa0e uOen moolfe at bope for
aorlaget SalO al So fter eller Ign. I:
nogle -9fllinerne, Sc to an0re, ser
fon lenere paa slftenen, bar mcget
ubetp0elige.
Selegrafipinblerier peb San Tran=.
cisco &ataitrofcn. Set lDnes lon1
oln Selegraffompaguierne> 11apnlig
BelterH Union Selegrapb Company
/ Gagene efter Sorblfelpet Golifor=
mia bor gjort Jig ifDl6ig lige=
frem Sbin0lerier be6 Sulin6Dis at
moOtuge Selegram1ner It'll &e]grgelle
men 5te6et berfor jen6t 0isie gien=
nen1 Soften eller pr. 8u6. Set er cit
lpeciel &omite al @ron6 SurDen Ser
noe,. Der bar aflagt &apport om oisle
Jorbol6; Ben paaltaar at nep11te
&ompagni far in0fasIeret oper ST.
100000 for Selegranlner Sc 9o=
ge nen al0rig lenot 6isle u6 oper
2inierne, men giennem Holten So
rebier alporligt Selegrahel-
ifobet for'iffe at bape ldrget for bur-
tight muligt at fao 2i11terne / Orbelt
igien og tilfpier ironiif, at Sen life
far fl1nnet finoe 5ellfobet opfprt for
laa tneget iom 1 Gent pao 2ilterne til
Gelief Jon6et for. Sc Sfa6eli6te.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-12-26
The Perfection of baking Mac

The Perfection Of baking Mac
kAF's bread.
Andrew Cayanaugh was quite
badly bruised and cut Monday after
noon while alghting from train at
the Pennsylvania Railroad station.
The First Presbyterian and Cen
tenary NJ. L. Churches will close
Sunday evening TO allow their mem
hers 10 attend the Farewell services
Of the Rev. Francis l., Church at the
First Baptist Church.
DR.. Wad-el-Wad will give one of
his Justly celebrated "Trayelogues"
in. the lecture room Of the First Bap-
fist Church, Thursday evening at $
O'Clock. DIR, Wad recently spoke in
the Presbyterian Church this city,
aud those who heard him at that time
were enthusiastic in praising his lee
ture This time DR.. Wad will show
pictures Of different places spoken Of
in his lecture.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-12-26
linn Knnwlan-

John KaoWIan dted tn the State Prs
on on Thursday from delnium tremens
and Bright- disease He was for
merry bartender at the Belmot House
and was recently sentenced for one
year by Judge Geunett, together with
Mrs. Susie DobIiHski ola the charge
Of selling liquor illegally and keeping
a disorderlY house.
just before KnowIau was sentenced
at Pennington last week he requested
some friends to see that lie was given
a good load Of boozs" before he was
sent below. The liquor was given
knowlan while the constables were
not looking aud Saturday en- route to
Trenton he took drink after drink
until he was thoroughly intoxicated.
While the physician was examining
him in the prison he showed signs Of
collapsing and he was removed to the
hospital. He grew worse Sunday an d
Monday he developed case Of deliri-
UNI tremens. Wednesday he became
unconscious and died next morning.
He was 30 years old.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-12-26


.uls' w, W. ~, : "iAs ! - -
.n,.,,,:.
MIS-. olateuee ptes' o n''"'e't =" -
- ~ = ~ : = :
MISS Marie hegan' OF fehhins'on'
i VISITING het parents iot "eeN'
George John' oil New lofk' speu'
Christmas with hamoer'Nille ifiehes'
William Reid and wife, OF Trenton,
are visiting friends IN TINS city.
Miss Stella Black is visiting rela-
tives in Jersey City.
Miss Kate Kitchen is visiting her
parents in Belyidere.
Miss Sara y. Fipney is reported 10
be quite ill.
Misses Mary Conoyer Mabel Hoag-
land aud Ninto Uoaol.nd visited
Titusyille friends recently.
por II 7 KUN and wife ore snend.
mo several doys with friends Mt Red
Bank.
Flward Rittanbonse and wife Of
ro,asaaw,e ,aeantly visited rein.
tives in this city.
Miss Neffa Y HINT has been con.
Gne1 "a the Lonsahy illness the mist
week
William lilly If Harvard Colleae.
- VISITING his home in This city fer a
few davs,
William Graen and family Of
DovIestown snent Christmas with
Mrs Jonathan RarkIev mud family
c,.,,,.a VII, aI taa,;t, - D.,
'.'' -. 80. -, , NV '' ,a,,.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-12-26

Christmas exercises were con-
Quoted at tho Mount AIRY Presbyterian
church on Saturday last, Mr.. Edward
Holcombe, the Superintendent Of the
Sunday school presided. Notwith-
standing the stormy nature of the
weather large audience filled the
church aud were delightfully."- enter
tanned by the children. The singing
and Rotations were rendered with
marked ability. Great credit il due
10 Miss Fisher, teacher, and Miss
Stewart, who trained the children,
also to William Roberts for tho way
he decorated each child. The child
rem sang with much good taste accom-
panied on the organ by Miss Myrtle
Holcombc. Special notice was taken
of the able way in which Santa
Claus Nap was given. Santa ar
rived late, old and tired on account
of his advanced age and long Journeys
but short NAP did him good and
then he called his band of willing
workers to assist him in giving his
Christmas gifts 10 the children nlso
helping MIR. +. b. Ilolcomhc to hand
his box of candy aud orange which he
SO generously gives to each scholar
IN tho school each ycar. At the close
of nm interesting program Mt lIol.
4
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-12-26
CHRISTMAS AT THE INDUSTRIES.

A r N
.,i',,,...,.;,, - e. .,
- MT - .l.. ~.
,,',,.. ,,.,,, -. -,
-. - 's5,i = = ~ 49,
20. f....l.z.s...llz p.1.l.. p...
-. .....,.....a -
turkeys aa5 birds Goina di4tribntea
The other emelaQe4 received boeks ar
uapazige s16sefletiaR4
Tbe e,e,ks af flo NUN afise ,Fe.
scented Warren T. Green with n
framed photograph Of themselves and
George W. praIl with handsome
carving sci
The faremen of the different depart
meuts presented Thomas Crowley
with a handsome rocking chair.
George W. Akers was remembered
by the men with rocking chair Mr.
TTGTF VIZ nixon 67T III T16Td When
the gift was presented but soon re
covered enough 10 respond in fitting
manner
The AIann5s Parer Mil oate nil
their emnloves nm extra davs nav
" Hmm y. Wage superintendent OF
the mil was remembered IN the shape
VI " S''' N"'g'''s e''l'''' e'"fm
- oso" .e' ny TUE "'en,
William II. ''andeY received very
handsome char from the employees
"'' III return "eie S''e" i'''Ae37 py
''''''
The men employed at the New Jer-
sey Rubber Null were each given n
turkey on u two doliar hlll.
eif 2e4 iiafl Nas gwen It val ll"ole
eloeA
The hands Of the Stockton Rubber
Company received turkeys. D. J.
Price, manager OF the null was rre
scented with chan.
William Dllley master carpenter Of
/ the Beleldete DIVISION was presented
with II gold headed eaHe mud efiua
smoking set by his men
George Hazard aud Moses Mathews,
lofemen Of the Hambeftllfe Spoke
y IN, ~ - -. I'm l.''' " -
- ~, - ,''.'2 s..' s4''' -
80 -. = -
- : 'i.i. l.'l 7'i' -
4 - 3D.
eiIlteA obllasets superintendent -
me L nlfetsai Dag Company was PIC
sea1eo WIN solla eel9 rug eehl'it
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-12-26

An exchange tells Of 4 newspaper
reporter who interviewed thirty sue
Ss.ss.aI uas. ~. .a..aa ssas ~
Of them when boys had been governed
strictly and frequently lhrashed. He
also interviewed thirty loaiels and
learned that twenty seven OF them had
been mammals datHngs, aud The other
three had been reared by their grand
mothers
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-12-26
las NO SUBSTITUTE

Ask for and insist on having Lam
bertyille Puts. Best cigar made any
where for the money.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-12-26

Charles Hartman, OF this city was
sentenced by Judge John l.. Counet
Ia serve a term Of three years at hard
labor in States Prison for threatening
the life of Assemblyman Oliver Iiol-
eombe, one wear for carrying conceal
cd weapons. The terms will run Sc
perately and he will have to serve
four years.
Charles Tuanison, vicious eharae,
ter who was charged with stealing
diam onds from Mrs. Susie Doblinski
was sentenced to two years in States
Prison. Edward McEHoy was given
enc year by the Judge for completely
int diamond theft.
Considerable excitement was created
on one Of the Johnson trolley cars Fri
day afternoon while enronte from this
city to Trenton, when conductor
Mather was ASSAULTED for remon.
strating with three conyicts who we're
being taken to the state prison, Tren-
ton, aud who were smoking in the
car The assaiant is Charles Hart
man, who WIS sentenced to four
years at the state prison for threaten.
ing te shoot ex Mayor Oliver G..
HoIe0mbe OF this city.
According to the conductors story
Hartman, together with Chaflel rnn-
nison and Edward MeElroy in custody
Of Deputy Sheriff DHts. boarded a
ear At Lambertyille. After the cat
had gone short distance the three
prisoners began to smoke III the ear.
Mather went to the men aud asked
them to stop smoking because it was
against the rules Of the company.
Sheriff Dllts failed to suhdue his
charges and the conductor went 10
him the second time. While Mat
her WAS still demonstrating with the
sheriff Hartman jumped mp from his
seat and IT Is alleged, dealt the con
aHeteF vicious blow aH the left sid e
Of the faee. As result of the blow
Mather's face is badly swollen
When quiet bud been restored
through tie shen1ss interference
the trip was continued to Trenton aud
the men landed IN prison where they
began sentences.
Conductor Matber said Inst night
TINT he should bring suit against the
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Soillday Building.
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OF the New Jersey State horticultural
Society will be held at the State
House, Trenton, on Thursday and
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STOCKTON.

John +. Sherwood and wife, Of
Jersey City, are visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs Charles A. Smith.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hoppoek, of Head
quarters, who has been spending two
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Hon, has returned home.
Edward Fauss and wife have been
visiting the latters parents, Uolcomhe
johnson, of Sand Brook.
Mrs. Sara Johnson, of Centre Bridge,
has been visiting at the home of her
son, David Johnson. of LnmbertyilIe.
Frank Whillock aud wife, of Groy-
er, recently, entertained DIR. j. l..
,atmberlin and wife
Orpheus Lodge, No. l3l +. n a.
NJ will hold banquet at the Stock
ton House, Thursday evening, De
cember %.
The seventy seventh annual meet
ing of the Delaware Nigilant Society
will be held Mt Wilson's Hotel at Ser
geantsville, Saturday, January >
Jndson Holt aud daughter, Eleanor,
have been visiting Mrs. Hons par
ents at Sandy Ridge
Miss Minnie Williamson, daughter
of Richard Williamson, of Rosemont,
aud Edward Sherwood, of Jersey
City, were married Thursday Mt the
home of the bride. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Mr.. Sny-
der, of Bridgeton, uncle of the bride
in the presence of thirty relatives
aud friends of the contracting PARTIES
The bride was gowned in white aud
was unattended \ collation. was
served. After short wedding trip
the couple will reside in Jersey CITY.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-12-26

The divorce congress proposes to
allow six cases for divorce. Almost
anyone ought to be able to get in ON
that.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-12-26

Pittsbmg IS having L Carnival Of
crime" The millioraires have passed
the eontaglon along to the hobos and
thugs.
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Shall We Tan Your Hide?

The average Stock Raiser hardly
realizes the value of COW, steer and
horse hides when converted into fur
coats, robes aud rugs. Get tue new
illustrated eatalog of tue Crosby FRS
ian Fur Co, Rochester, y. y. twill
be revelation 10 yon Aud Grossly
pays the freight