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The Penn's Grove record., 1907-10-18
Republican Executive Committee

At the Republican county convention
hello at Woodstown, the following were
appointed members of the executive:
Salem-East ward, Luke 4. Smith and
Benjamin B. Westcott.
Saiem-West ward, Gervas A. Hall and
William H. Chew.
Penn's Grove-Thomas E. Hunt.
Alloway-Richard G. Miller.
Elmer-Lemuel K. Greenwood.
Elsinboro-
Quinton-Arthur G. Lounsbury.
L. A. Creek-James W. CARL.
L. P. Neck
Oidmans-Sampel D~oughthen.
Plttsgrove-John G. Ward.
Pllesgrove-Samuel Buzbv.
Q. P. Neck-Samuel Borden.
Upper Pittsgrove-Charles L. Rich
mand.
Woodstown-Elwood G. Peterson.
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Frank s. katzenbath, Jlg, Democratic
candidate for Governor we'd in Penn'f
Grove about o'clcg e "a Wednesday
evening in company v III john K. Duffy,
candidate for assembly, Robert
Gwynne. Jr.. after having to J. %
automobile the previous part of the day
from Elmer, to Jewtown, Pole Tavern,
Wuodstown, Sharptown, Auburn and
Pedricktown.
lie talked in a genial democratic man
ner with several of our citizens and his
cordial handshake showed that he was
a man who made a good impression among
people he met. Supper was taken at
French's hotel.
Viola band furnished music to draw a
crowd and enough men assembled to fill
Odd Fellows Hall at Z o'clock to hear
MIR. katzenbach speak on the issues OF
the campaign for half an hour. He was
introduced by D, V. Summerill, Jr., can
didate for Mayor.
lie said the Republican party had
been i'll power for twelve years and was
now in the same disrepute as the Demo-
cratic party then. He referred to the
increase of expenditures from 1880, 900
II the last year OF Democratic control
to "a, 500, 600 of last year under Republi
can control. We claim the increased
cost OF running the State government is
due to the extravaganza, recklessness
and prodigality of the Republican
party.
Some say it is no difference when
there is no State tax, and the cost is
collected from corporations.
But the people pay it indirectly, If not
directly. Have not the trusts put Up the
n~ecessaries of life? The people never
knew what was going on until a Demo-
cratic Assembly was elected last year and
an investigation was held by the Hahn
committee. The testimony,shows that the
additional expense went lor maintenance
OF useless and extravagant commissions.
Hardly a county in the State has not had
special commissions of some kind or other
foisted upon it.
owe found that heads OF the depart
ments neglected their duties. Clerks fol-
lowed their example, so more clerks had
to be hired. The testimony OF the clerk
Of the Supreme Court showed that he
spent about four hours a week at his
office for a salary of $4,000 a year, or
at the rate of $50 an hour, a sum greater
than the average workman receives for
six days of hard, honest labor. Other
officials held two or more offices.
If elected he said he would appoint men
who would attend to their official duties
and see that one did not hold several
offices.
The contract grabs of building additions
to the State House were taken up. Lewis
Lawton 4 Sons got all the fat State jobs
which have amounted to $646, 900. $275,
900 have been expended on the State
House, $21, 900 for a corridor and S., 900
for a bath room. When Lawtons were
not the lowest bidders the architect
changed the plans for another bid and
then allowed extras.
When examined Mr.. Lawton said he
had burned his books. We claim that
honest men do not burn their books.
He condemned the voting machines
with which a man can not tell how he
voted nor how it is counted. They
should be embalmed, burned and crema-
ted.
While the new law increased the taxes
Oh corporation properties yet we do not
have equal taxation. Railroad property
the State has been increased only 2
Govt since 1884. but their are extra
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HOME HAPPENINGS.

Penn's Grove has several vacant
house.
Matthew Mitchell now buys poultry
on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednes-
days.
Willis Bros. have a new stock of lum-
Der in their yard on Oak Street. Their
announcement is in another column.
William Becker succeeded George w.
Davis as manager OF James Sweeten,
Jr's., store in Odd Fellows Hall last
Monday.
Sedgewick R. Strengthen has the new
house on his farm, to replace the one
burned last spring, inclosed. Jos. Fry
ant is the builder.
Mrs. Joseph G. Summerill has sold her
farm tenanted by Garrett V. Whitsell,
known as the Ann Summerill Kaighn
farm to William P. Denny.
The Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows of
New Jersey, have under consideration
the purchase of South Jersey In
%stitute, at Brldgeton, for an Odd Fellows
Home.
Fine Stationary and souvenir pos
cards OF Penn's Grove at Johnson't
drug store. 4-5 KS
Capt. H. O. Weber quit buying to-
matoes at Courses Landing on Thursday
OF last week and Capt. w. P. Wright
quit buying at Biddle's Landing last
Monday. Capt. Wright has bought
about 100000 baskets of tomatoes,
the greater part at lie a basket. The
late tomato crop was only fair.
The last of the sweet potato crop is
being gathered. 1t is very light, from
two to four baskets to
the hundred hill. The landlords will
get only about enough to pay the ferti-
lizer bills. They are not raised in this
region so ~abundantly as in former years,
because they are not so profitable. Very
few will be stored because the wet season
gave them the black rot and they will not
keep. The price now is from S1.65 to 81 a
barrel. That price is better than last
year.
Educate yourself to save money by
opening an account in the Savings De-
partment Of the PENIS Grove National
Bank. 1t will earn you 8 per cent inter
est compound s%emi-annual and you can
draw on IA days notice. \
SPECIAL SALE on Post Cards. Local
VIaU nf pann1c Groua ~ oorle Co.. So
A fine line OF Birthday cards. All prices.
AT B. Arete Johnson's. 4
Gunners' notices at RECORD office.
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PERSONAL MENIlDN and SOCIAL NOTES
The Whereabouts And Doings OF
Good People You Know.

Miss Ella NJ. Layton is teaching school
at Clayton this year.
Mrs. DR.. D. Garrison is spending a
week at Baltimore and Washington.
Miss Mary Lummis, of Bridgeton, has
been visiting her brother, DR.. 9. 2. Lum-
mis-.
George Lawrence, OF Philadelphia, has
been spending a few days in Penn's
Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith are spend
ing sometime with their daughter in
Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.. Pedrick moved
back from Wildwood to Penn's Grove
last Saturday.
Mrs. Hannah ]. Summerill has re-
turned home after spending two weeks
at Flush r. l.
Rev. Henry Betting, of Trenton, has
been visiting Mr.. David D.. Leap and
family the past week.
Mr.. j. Paul Miller and his sister Miss
Anna Miller, OF Paulsboro, spent Sunday
with relatives at the Cove.
Samuel Ridgway, Woodstown, Re-
publican candidate for Assembly, was in
PENIS Groye on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dietrich, of Wood
bury, were over-Sunday visitors with
her sister, Mrs. Kate l.. Hewitt.
Mrs. c. S. Rogers and Miss Emma
Summerill attended the Epworth League
convention in Camden this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powell Craig and sons
were over Sunday visitors with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Kerr, in Philadelphia.
The friends of Mrs. Lydia Guest are
pleased to see her able to be ON the street
again after being confined to the house
for a year.
John Corson, who has been living in
Wildwood for a year, has moved into
Mrs. Elizabeth Layton's house on South
Broad Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Gentieu have
been taking in the jamestown Exposit-
ion as well as the scenes at Luray, Rich
mond and Gettysburg.
Frank c. Dolbow at Courses Landing
is elated over the arrival OF the first son
last week. He is to be congratulated be-
cause farm help is badly needed.
Mrs. j. Lingerield, of Orston, n. j.,
Mrs. w. B. MacMullen and Mrs. r.
Crawford, OF Camden, n. J. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Locke on State
Street.
Mrs. Hannah Ashcraft and Misses
Rena and Jennie Leap attended the
wedding of Byron Guest Shannon to
Miss Amelia Stocker, in Philadelphia,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Johns have re-
turned to their home in Philadelphia,
after spending a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. James Hutchinson, Jr., and Mr..
and Mrs. Jos. G. Boone,
Word has been received that Rev. w.
G. Meyer, who was last stationed at
-" T,.a - III. v-~c"h;"~
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SALE LIST

Oct. l9-Geo. c. Sparks real estate. Penn,s
Grove.
Oct. 19-Timber Sale in u. P. Neck by VIM. q.
Peterson.
OF. I9-Jehn Patton, household pools, South
C PENIS Grove
Oct, 26-Catharine Sparks per5 onaI property
by executors, PENIS Grove.
Oct. 29-Executor's sale to close estate of .Jobn
Summerill & Bro.
Nov 2-Personal property, Thomas p. Morqap
PENIS Grove, N. j.
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Will Celebrate Pen ms Landing

The Delaware County Historical
Society i'll conjunction with committees
OF Chester City Councils, is making pre-.
parations for a celebration to occur on
October 2S, in commemoration of the
landing OF William Penn. The date
marks the 225th anniversary of the com
ing OF Penn to this city. Other organi.
cations which have signified an intention
to participate in the anniversary ceIebra.
ton are Wilde Post. No. %, G. A. R.,
Delaware county chapter, Daughters of
the American Revolution and the Ches-
ter Board OF Education.
There was a notable celebration of the
evo"+ +wn"t" fun wears auO
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His Dear Old Mother.

"My dear old mother who is now
eighty three years old, thrives On Electric
Bitters," writes W. B Brunson, of Dublin,
Ga. "She has taken them for about two
years and enjoys an excellent appetite, feels
strong and sleeps WELL" That's the way
Electric Bitters affect the aged, and the
same happy results follow in all cases of
female weakness and general debility. Weak,
puny children too, are greatly strengthened
by them. Guaranteed also for stomach,
liver and kidney trouble, by B. Arete
johnson Druggist. SOC.
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SALE
Personal Property.

VIII DC sofa dG puDllc SAFE on
SATURDAY, OCT. 2, 1907
at the late residence of George c. Sparks, de-
ceased,
IN PENIS GROVE
Nj the following personal property:
Cortland buggy with cushion tire, been run
only a few times, set of rubber mounted har-
hess been usedOnly a few times, good buffalo
robe. blanket, halter, lot of other harness, two
hundred hot bed sash in good order
HOUSEHOLD
one walnut bed room suite, oak bed room suite,
2 good goose feather beds, pillows and holsters,
80 good window shades, good hall rack, good
parl0r suite. hair cloth suite, parlor rockers,
organ, mahogany parlor stand, marble top
stand, oak extension table 10 it, OAK side board,
six good dining room chairs, five good rockers,
two porch rockers, extension table II TT. 6,
kitchen chairs, Kitchen table, lounge, gas
stove, Penn Esther range no. Z, parlor stove,
bed room stove, so yds. of good blussels car
pet, rs yds of Ingram carpet, about 40 yds, of
mating, 80 yds. of brussels carpet, 25 yds. of
brussels hall carpet, singer sewing machine,
set of dishes of 1l2.pieces, a lot of lin0leum,
cellar cupboard, wash tubs, lawn mower, 40
feet of good rubber hose.
Sale to begin at 10 O'Clock p. Nj.
Conditions made known at Sc lie.
NELSON y. DAVIDSON
JOSEPH r. STILES
lG-lS-2t Executors
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A Criminal Attach

on an inoffensive citizen is frequently made
IN that apparently useless little tube called
the ~''apelldix." It's generally the result
of protracted constipation, following liver
torpor. DR.. kings New Life Pills regulate
the liver, prt,sent appendicitis, and estab-
lish regular b. e 4 bow ,ls, 25c. at
JOhnsnn'S dru&k
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Personal Property
Will be sold at publ sat-
TUESDAY OCTOBER 81, ~

at the residence OF the subscrl - in
SOUTH PENIS Grove fed
l sorrel horse, Henry, good jriyeY- & c5yts
market wagon, l spindle Iuegy gt.g.ey ana
cover, single lumber wagon, set 81 tssEt -GrT-
ing harness, horse cover am G2Yffsrg aBroa.
single seat sleigh, set of COCO GGlFinZ Barrese
and fly EetS, horse collar, fy uetg hrassr
chains, head halters, rope hallsts, ~ i55
strap, whip, light wool blaaaeE, wioiei
blanket, stable blankets, br bas+v veeoD
tongue, pair double swing tees i ua5ca
swords, old lumber sled, 2 oarfi1gea tongues,
wagon jack, canvas cover, platform Aal 0esb.
ing wagons, one small buffa o rObe.
Single butting machine, I%latfgris roller 8
it. log jack, 4 it. log jack, 4I0liess, ios ghtius.
platform lumber roller, wire fence etretslsr.
Hay forks, water buckets, 1trry combs aid
brushes, hay cutter, coal b~gcse5s. iced bins
and boxes, wheel barrows. II 9nAay wrelehss.
measures, 20 and 80 it. ladder, ,Hrt 6!geer. III
tank and pump, scoop shovel, iarge iaa Dos,
10 it. table, lard scales, iron l,aqsqs. crow blr'
pick, . ft. oak meat bench, B ei tau-s.
straw, hay, 2 patent beams, an atEsf articles
too numerous to mention.
Stock OF hand made lines hapgsag rWirn
cOrkS and buOyS, and the right tfEs ia inter-
est in the trade mark for Golaen HIS. Natgirg.
ar ~~"1nt I n'clnck. T~EEsTausskI
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Ine new church will be dedicated
Nov. IA tn Rev. Clarence Woolston,
D. D., will preach the sermon; Rev.
Walter NJ. Walker, d, d., will preach in
the evening. Revival service will ke-
gin on Sunday Nov. II.
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John SummeriIl 4 3rotner

are payable to the surviving
partner Mr.. JOSEPH G. Sum.
merrill on or before November
lst,, after which time Jney viii
be in other hands f. collection
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T. B. RILEY
A Grand Display
of New Art Goods

To-day 9Oe PLACE on sale thirty
aoSen fine imported Taba-
nese Dru7Ou9O0rk Squares al
SOC and 75c EACH, aO0rM mb
to $3.50 each.
Lot Linen Trays, some hem
stitched. other with fringe and
drawn work. Special at 1870
each.
Pillow Tops is an endless COL
lection of tapestry, tinted floral
designs, satin. velvet, cross
stitch and lithograPh, 25c to
75c.
An exceptional lot Of impor-
ted Pillow Tops just came to-
day.
Beautiful Pillow Slips, fin
ished ready for the cushion,
zoe, 39C and 5OC each.
See our display of the new
and pretty Finlander Embroid-
cry, in scarfs, table covers, pin
cushions, whisk holders, scrap
baskets, catch-alls, card albums,
ETC.; very reasonably priced
at 35c to 75c each.
New centres, suitable for
coronation star and rick-rick
braid, specially priced Csc aud
40c.
New creations in stamped,
string and butterfly ties, l0c,
12c and 15c.
Special lot new patterns, in
collar and cuffs, 10c to 25c.
New Belts
Beautiful new stylish belts,
in elegant assortment. Fancy
elastic web, elastic beaded,
black and steel, fancy silk web,
beautiful combination of colors;
extra sizes in black silk belts,
25c, SOC, 75c, $1.00.
Women S Sample Suits
In connection with our we'll
selected line of Women's Suits,
to-day we place on sale twenty
five sample suits at a saving of
from four to eight dollars.
These are all very stylish, well
tailored and elegant materials.
Made of fine broadcloth, chew
lot, serge and mixed suitings,
all worth a fourth more; sample
pr;co, SO 90 $500, $500
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l have the agency for Sayer Bros,
Tailors' Wilmington, Del. All orders
for cleaning. dyeing, securing, and alter
ing promptly attended to
10-11-4t Mayhem johnson X
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
HOUSE AND LOT.

SALEM COUNTY ORPHANS COURT
In the matter of the partition of
lands late Of Kezle Hampton, de- IN
ceased, en- application Of Henry Partition.
IL. Holton.
The subscriber, commissions appointed by
an order of the Orphans Court of the County
ofSalem, will offer for sale at public vendue,
by virtue of an order for sale, made by said
Court in the above stated cause and bearing
date October, 7th. 1897. in front of Red Mems
Hall, in the village of Pedricktown. Salem,
County, New Jersey, on Saturday, the 9th. day
of November, 1907
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, 9th. 1907
between the hours of IL IN, and 5 T. M. to wit
at 8 P. M the following property, viz.
A dwelling house and lot ofland situated on,
Cherry street in the village of PedricktOwn
Oldmans township, Salem County, New Jer-
sey, adjoining lands of Edgar K. Barber, Sllas
Pedrick and James Sweeten, and being the
premises where the late Keziah Hampton re-
sided at the time OF her death. And being the
same property that was convey ed to the said
Keziah Hampton by Charles p. Hampton ct
ux. ct a |, by deed Dated December, 2. 1904 and
recorded in Salem County Clerks office in
Book No. 107 of Deed folio lao &c. This prop
erty is in good repair and will make a very
pleasant home, containing as it does one tenth
of an acre of land.
Conditions at sale.
john BURK
LEVI C.JUSTICE
II. LEE SAILOR \
Dated October, 8th. 1907. Commissioners
| L. G.. billiard, Proctor. Mlt5'
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CHURCH NOTES

ST. PAUL's METHODIST EPISCOPAL
J. Ward Gamble, D. D., Pastor.
Revival meetings begin next Sunday.
Pastors's subject Sunday morning, Tear
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Truck Farm For Sale

A truck farm oil 42 acre .itcatAd i,-f ort
side OF the city limits anf 49, ~ ~,
the centre of the city of N.|Ga4e.n
good nine room house. IN barns -
sheds sW ct potato hons, Il rai a,iiI
hot houses and hot bed s. h ana In
is a chance for some Ii frH.ttar -
money and have a pleasas Nc. ta ia
mosquitoes of any accouIt var .tb.,
tlculars and price call oraGdysss
er, 235 Fayette st., Bridgetgu. = 4HffnT
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from Eight Square Distriti In GL5pane III
ship to PedricktOwn ann ,rai.@t ri, ~ W.
eeiVed from Oct. IA to Oct. zSfL ~ AZ ,ace ~
VIM. M. Burk in Pedrickt, RI. St,ac; @6stSons
as to the work to be perfor 4 III srsItasr41n u
the Clerk. The BOARD of F81csf aa saeervag
the right to reject any or IA at5. Vr1 NJ
Township. ihiI5
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Valuable Farms
And a Tract Of Meadow.
SALEM COUNTY ORPHANS COURT

SALEM COUNTY ORPHANS COURT
In the matter of the partition of
lands late of John S. Hampton, de- In
ceased, on application of Charles Partition.
z. Hampton,
The subscribers, commissioners appointed
by an order of the Orphans Court of the County
of Salem, will offer for sale at public vendue
by virtue Of an order for sale, made by said
date October, It'll. 1871, in front of Red Mems
Hall, in the village Pedricktown, Salem Coun-
ty, New Jersey, on Saturday, the 9th. day of
November. 1907,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, 9th. 1907
between the hours of y M. and 5 P. M. to wit
at 3 2. NJ. the following properties. viz
No |. Is a farW Of fifty four acres, situated
in township, Salem County, New Jer-
Sey, on the PedricktOwn to Perkintown road
and on the road leading from that road to the
lands' now or formerly of Jacob j. Justice,
Sarah Ann Justice and Thomas Murrion. This
property is the same a one half interest in
which was conveyed TO John 5. Hampton, now
deceased, Charles 2. Hampton u ux. by deed
dated March rs, 1888 and recorded in Salem
County Clerks Office in Book No, 70 of Deeds
folio 262 &c. and ofwhich the said John S. Ham
pom was already the half owner by deed from
Jos. s. Baker & TX. This is a first class truck
with suitable buildings in good .reyair; One
half an acre of land is excepted from the de-
scription in the above recited deed, to Sarah
Ann I tus, her heirs and assigns forever.
No. 2 Is a farm of about thirty six and sixteen
said and being on the road from Pedricktown
to Auburn, adjoining lands of Lemuel Morri-
sou, EbeneZer Sparks, Silas Pedrick and
others, and is the same land and premises cen
yeyed to John S. Hampton, now deceased, by
l.. d. Basset q ux. by deed dated Dec. IL. 1888
and recorded in Salem County Clerks office
in Book No. SO OF Deeds folio 578 sc. This is
also a good truck farm, with the usual build
ing, in good epair.
No. 3. Is a tract of meadow flowed by tide
wat Ell situated in the TOW nship, county and
State aforesaid and adjoining land OF Jacob
Justice, Elijah Harbeson, Lamert Reylner,
Oldmans Creek and meadow of Jacob banning
burg and contains six acres of meadow, more
Or less and is the same tract that was convey
ed to said john $. Hampton, now deceased, by
! Charles P. Hampton & uX. & al. by deed dated
January, %, 1876 and recorded in Salem Coun-
ty Clerks office in Book No. 81 of Deeds folio
GA &c.
Conditions at Sale,
JOHN BURK
LEVI G. JUSTICE
R.LEE SAILOR
< Dated October, 9Th. 1907. Commissioners
i I. q. billiard, Proctor. l0-ll5i
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CENT A won

Advertisements publish n his 4.aay.
Tor one cent a word for Fl a@rri.- snd
tion " STnta wofd each Iaaat in er-
ond 1nn irlLhuIn price l. .0I nrSt L. r. t'lGn
with order.
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A Birthday Surprise

o~sV .VVu" 49, r---- - on"
city. 9-27.3 N
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1t Pay to Buy

It Pay to Buy
Good Clothes, tley wear
longer, look bet ter a1d
thus really cost lie il the
end. More sly es then
ever in every Dep 1an's
aud Boys New CIo,Alng
that you will like r TIT,
Style and Price. he2dy
made Clothing has mprov-
ed wonderfully. Note the
the quality of cl-j4 and
makeup. Suits s. to ss5.
Overcoats, S. to SO. Big
business in Boys .oshing.
All Sizes, Styles and Prices.
New York Style and
Lakes because they ere the
Best. A big selection Of
Stetson Hats in N.eY Tall
Shapes.
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Young Lady Wanted

M IIIFUF SdIt
A run-about. Phaeton, Me- eiE aad be n.
harness; Inquire Of Dr.. faaitt Gtrriser.
10hh D UIoNeN. j.. IF
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For Bookkeeper and general office wotk
r. F. Willis. III
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Cement w Ork,

Having had experience in building cement
walks and curbs, L solicit IL. CdIuuage 0
those needing work done. Alfra Raiga 4
Bro, 432 E. Main Street, Penu's Gpye. GTtf
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Consult S. II. Bowen
Before getting your walks, eurbs md ;.ber
cement work done. Estimates cb1sTG1y
gwen. Don't
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T. JOHN BUKk
LEVI G. j JUSTICE
R.LEE SAILOR
K Dated October, 9Th. 1907. commissioners.
n I. q. billiard, Proctor. l0ll-5t
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~Typewriters For Sale
Oliver typewriters, new AID second hane.
pa machines taken in ex hlape for asW
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, 9th. 1907

JOHN BUKK
LEVI C.JUsTICE
II. LEE SAILOR
Commissioners I
10-li-5
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Dated October, 8th. 1907.
L. G. billiard, Proctor.
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.I.Et
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Dated. Sept. 10, 1907.
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Penn's Grove has several vacant
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-12-06
Snakes Spoiled Deal.

Bill Keyes, the partner OF "Sootty,"
has Il pet rattlesnake, which il reports
be true, lie one OF the m, st accomplished
rel tiles on record This snake. it is
stated, will not only perform all kinds
OF tricke, but will make itself useful
generally around camp. And it will not
harm a cricket. 1t is thoroughly tame,
and elbows very marked affection Tor its
owner and friends Of the family.
Some time ago u Boston man visited
1Scotty's' camp With Il view to acquiring
the upper end Of Death Valley, OF some
other chunk OF the earth's surface, but
the snake spoiled the deal. The RATHER
tried to meke friends with the bean-eat-
er, and sven condescended ~ associate
with him, but the Bostonian not being
certain Of the snakes pedigree epurnei
its advances, and left camp without &C.
compli=hing any results.-BullfroS
Miner.