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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-04-17
APRIL II. 1907.
Grass Is growing.
Buds are budding.

Grass is grow4DE.
Buds are budding.
Have yon made any garden YETI
There are over 5000 known Ian
euages and dialects.
The stores are receiving spring
goods and preparing for trade.
Almost any stove works well in
warm weather.
The Bible il now printed in four
hundred different languages
Rev. {. \. Stanley, OF Clinton, has
received call to a Baptist Church at
Binghamton, \ Y.
Few OF ns are 80 superstitious that
finding a horseshoe affords more Joy
than finding dollar.
Yon can save money by reading the
advertisements Of the merchants IN
this newspaper.
When commnnity's facilities tor
buying are properly presented to the
public, the effect is apparent.
Do not overlook the value of proper
and rational exercise All the mus
Giles OF the body must be used to be
of value to one
Farmers say that the winter grain
never locked better at this season of
the year, and the prospects ARE good
for large crop this season.
All cotton goods have taken sharp
advance and many staple articles are
% per cent higher in price than u
the thrifty housewives.
1t IN reported TINT the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad will double truck the Belyi
deere division between Phillirsburg
aud Belvidefe, owing to tho greatly
increased freight traffic over the LIE.
high and Hudson, which uses the
Pennsylvania tracks between the two
towns.
Fifty locomotives aud 100, 900 tons
VI 4hiiiti ithi lihltI III hft W
he shipped from Baltimore to Dalny,
Manchuria, making up Whit Is be.
lieved To be the greatest shipment of
railway material to single order IN
the history of this country, aud the
first shipment of the sort to Manchur
ia
II forty nine men stand around ench
waiting for one another to make n
move for building up the town, aud
only one man does the moving what
can be expected? 1t IL easy to tell
But suppose the one, making fifty,
would 1t not cause YOU to do some
thinking? Then mountains would
become mole hills
Trentons Health Board has started
II crusade against the various beef and
slaughter houses, announcing through
It's inspector that the city ordinances
in relation to the handling of meats
and the condition Of the slaughter
houses must be observed Whatever
the National Government does
evidently Trenton does not mean to
have it's own ordinances forgotten.
Dlogenes missed his opportunit,
by starting out several centuries too
soon with his lantern III quest of m
honest mau. The man Diogenes miss
cd appears to have been located in our
neishborIng little town. up the river,
Portland, Pa , for it is related that on
recent night, ut n late hour, man
in debt to his neighbor went to the
latters house and calling him from his
bed, told him that he felt 1t his duty
to pay that bill then aud there to ease
his mind aud did so.
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proved failure. There was no failure
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Quotations on gasoline and naptha are
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"A high degree oil excluslyenes s. IS
only possible to donothlngs, and IS
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writer in I1alper.s Magazine. lie
adds: There are a thousand relations
in life besides dinner giving relations
that are worth while; there are thous=
and phases OF friendship that are worth
cultvating besides the KIND that flour
ishes between persons Of equal social
condition.
Women in this respect are undoubt-
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OF mountaineering is less elastic than
mems And yet no large souled man
OF woman feels either freedom or con
tent in conforming to tradition which
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Exclusion Is exclusion and people
use the latter word indlfterently to de.
scribe existence in monastery, an
asy um and prison
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-04-17

A Western hnancier says that the
railroads and the people are coming
together" But the most OF us would
be better pleased if the railroad trains
didn't come together,
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-04-17

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Even if no excise bills are passed
this year the session OF the Legislature
will not he considered strictly dry
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-04-17
Saturday. April 9th. 1907.

s'usuiu oy NPth -Sths hrV<.
AT 1880 O'Clock, L, Nj on the premises, Frank
lin street, in the City of Lamhertville, MS fol
lows:
No Double Brick Dwelling House 2lq
stories, each house containing six roons,
known as Nos. u and % North Franklin
street. There are large yards in the rear
Houses are in good condition and will lie sold
separately
No. 2-Lot and Barn on McCready street
Barn covers the entire lot and is convenient
~ located adioins No and not be sold until
after No. l, as it would he desirable for the
purchaser to own il.
No 3 A Lot on Franklin street opposite
the Hotel. The improvements consist of a
Wagon House and Chicken House. This lot
Is suitable for building purposes. Size OF lot
80 feet front by s'o feet deep. BY the erection
of II wire fence go to 800 chickens could be
kept at a small cost, the buildings being al
ready there and easily adapted for the lur-
pose
:. These properties must be sold to close the
Estate. The Brick Houses have good ten
ants, and are desirable ms an investment
Conditions will he made known on day ~
sale by
JAMES j SHERIDAN
MARY A. MALONE,
Executors
JAMES HorPot X, Auctoneer
u. l BLACkwEII., Proctor.
DataI Apri1
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This Bank Will pay interest on Certificates
Of Deposit at per cent per annum.
Three per cent, per annum interest allowed
on accounts in Savings department
Safe Deposit boxes for rent in new vault
from three dollars mp
For further information in4uire Of the fol-
lowing officers
CALVIN SOLLfDAY, President
JOHN O HOLc0hBE Ffoe President
ISAIAH r. SMITH. Cashier
FRANK A. PHILLTPS dsw Cashier.
LANES 8. STEDDIFORD Tener
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JAMES Horroo Auctioneer
d. | BLACKWELL, Proctor.
Dated April II ia07
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-05-10

More trouble is brewing i'll GoldfelG.
a dispatch of the 7th says that the city
Is ON the verge of another serious troub-
le with the l.. w. ". Ever since the
friction with the | W. W. 1t has been a
fact generally conceded that the SHERIFF
and hts deputies were all under the m-
fucnce 81 the Indusi rial Workers Of the
World. Ia spite Of the complete turn
ing down OF the disturSevs OF Gold
fields peace aud prosperity, the sheriff
and his men still play into the hands Of
the !. w. W, and things have reached
such a pass that the commercial and
mining organizations Of the city are
clamorinR for the removal of the sheriff
and his entire gang, and they desire the
appointment Of Claude Inman in the
place OF the present sheriff.
The trouble has reached m acute
stage and more trouble OF Il serious ma
ture may he the result.
The /. W. ". people are still plotting
to eau 10 disorder and anarchy in the
city, and the g~overuor"has been request.
TO remove the sheriff. As a matter Of
law, however, this cannot be lone by the
governor, and a very cor. plicate,l
question is thus presenter.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-05-10

Wiei. last lights ssu, wus atom
hait oil the press a dispatch was re-
ceived fran Winnemucca telling of tho
defeat Of the iIlko basket ball team by a
score Of II TO G. The Elko girls must
nave been tired ont or the score would
have told a different story. Doubtless
each OF the young ladies can tell Just
how it happened, but We are inclined to
believe that their defeat by the Winne-
micca team was duo to too much sight
seeing and innocent dissipation in Reno.
The girls should have had a good rest
before they played the Winuemucca
team.
The tire last night should be a warn
IhH to those who use ~stovepipes tor
chImneys. They are liable to get out Of
order Mt any time nd burn Up Your
property and that i your neighbours.
expense OF a brick chimney is slight
compared with the loss you are liable to
suiler from fire caused by "a defective
stoyepipe. Property owners using
stoVepipes for chimney should consider
THIS matter before their property and
that OF their neighbors Is destroyed by
a defective stovepipe.
Between $3.50 and g o'clock last even.
ihg' smoke was seen coming from the
roof OF the frame building adjoining the
Chase estate store on the west and occu-
pied by MIR. Wilcox rs nm upholstery
shop. The alarm vas given and the fire
companies were coon OF the ground ready
Tor action. But luckily their services
we're not needed. The lire was between
the roof aud the ceiling and evidently
started from a defective stove pipe.
MIR. Wilcox put a new zinc DO ud un Ter
the stove Sunday und started a lire lust
before the alarm was given. lie thinks
Tie stove pipe became uniointed when
he put tho boar q under the stove and
thai caused the fire. The loss was
slight.
Tic case Of the state vs.. T.J. Connolly,
charged with running n saloon within
three miles Of Ii Western Pacific con
siructiOn camp, WAS h+miased yesterday
AFTERNOON on molten uf the district at
~torDey. This acuUu wns ;ak3u after the
commas toner's Ind revoked g nnolly's
license. The pro secutIng officers wore
satisfied wills the action OF the commits
sioncrs and had no desire to prosecute
the case further. In the revocation OF
the license. the oliicerss had gained all
they we're iightius for and further prose-
cution Of Connolly would look like per-
secution.
FROM WEDNESDAYS DARYL
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-05-10

Phil Snyder IL dowo from ruscarorH,
flo reports everything quiet i'll the old
camp with good prospects Of Iivelier
times before the summer is over.
Reno holds M election today for city
officers. Prof. Wilson and Richard
Kirman arc the leaning candidates for
mayor. Either will make an excellent
official.
Yesterday Judge Lspgan who IL try
ing the Goldfield murderers found an
anonymous letter i'll hs mail, dated
G%oldheld, threatening death to himself
and others concerned in the trial Of tho
murdcrers OF John Silva. including two
OF tho witnesses, in case tho accused
men AFRO convicted.
Tho Phoebe Record says that Judge
Talbot and r. w. Dickle OF TINT place
have purchased five claims, known as
tho Peerless Group. in the Bristol dis
triut. Tho Record says that Judge Tai.
hot IL entitled 10 the best that section
can give him as he has evidenced hls
faith there by substantial appropriations
TO prospectore.
II ia estimated that Nevada mining
stocks have deprecated fifty millions ot
dollars in value in the last five months,
No ono seoms able to account tor the
depreciation. The labor trouble al
Goldtcld ID settled and the mines are
turning ont bullion every day, but tie
stock o! tho mipcs coca lower and lower
Milliunaires ARE not 60 plentiful IN Nc
vada as they were a year ago.
San Francisco Ia in n bad way IRON
labor strikes. No stree, cars run ycs
terday aud the telephones were nearly
all out NJ buiness. No effort wa made
yesterday TO rim tho care, but Presidcn'
Calhoun eaid MI effort would DO made u
start them this morning regardless oi
what tho strikers might DO. janice
Farloy. the iamoue strike breaker, IN IL
tho city to manage the strike Tor th'
street tailroad.
The basket bnll team returned Iron
their Reno trip thus afternoon. The,
wore met nj the train b. their school
n,atos and teachers and givon n rouslns
reception. Although the young iRdie
vsre not az successful M we Ind hopet
they wouid DO. their failure to hrtns
homo tho scalps Of tho Winnemucc'
eIrls IA forgiven and wo are pleased ''
got them all back ngain Girls you ar'
all right II the winnemuccsns did dc
feat you.
The senate Of tho United slatce lost
lot OF hair on March 4. when CLARK q
Montana, Carmsck Of Tennessee NM
spoopcr Of Wisconsin retired to pr'v"t
lie. Up 10 tho closo Of the Fitty'n'ht'
coneress the semitic was almost evenly
divided between senators with ana con
ators withou, or at lcnst worry httlo hai'
} In the sixtictb congress, ho~eVer, IN
. baldheaded senators will eneily DO II
| tho majority and II they chose ehe'
might combine and reorganiSc tho sen
{. ate committees.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-05-10

"hsh causes tit ire verent Kansas ri, =
Journal parsgrapber to excla,u. ~,
Death, where is thy s,ipRr-osklapd
Inquirer.
Saturday evening Judge Bruce dis.
charged Joe Ray, the youpg man cbaru.
ed with stealing Gals FROM u depizsn -,
chinatown. Judge Bruce thought In.
evidence WIS too weak to hold him N
appear before the.grand jury.
An Illinois woman oilers the following
advice to those who have difficulty in
starting plants. clips or rooted plauts:
Use grains OF Data in the soil. quite a
little heap, jus, Vince til. Lip or roots
are placed. Af,er Inc plant liz nicely
started the oats may be pulled up.
Mr. Wood, who is charge uf the forest
reserves in this county, informs us that
Chester Woodward Of T~uscarora began
work on the independence reserve Oh
the fret OF May. Bert McNamara of
Fort halleck accepted u position in the
forest service OIL the came date. He Will
look after the interests Of the govern.
ment in the Ruby reserve.
Mrs. Teresa Barnes, who sued Carson
City for $1,000 damages for injuries
incurred by falling into an unprotected
ditch, was awarded the full amount by
Jury Friday. The case was heard before
Judge Orr OF Reno. Mrs. Barnes Was
returning home from Hi entertainment
several months ago, when che tell into
the ditch. She sustained injuries that
she elaine, will render her IN invalid
Tor life.
While young Joe QuicilIi and q com.
panion named Pagauelli were attempt
ing TO ford the Carson river neal Dayton
last Friday with a wagon ami a four.
horse team. they missed the regular
route and when in the middle OF the
stream the current overturned the wng
on and Quicilli and three Of the horses
we're drowned. Pagnelli succeeded in
getting to shore and reporting the &C
cident.
The case OF the State against T. j.
Connolly, charged with selling liquor
within three miles Of the Western Pa.
cific construction camps, came up before
Judge Bruce this forenoon. The court
passed upon the question Of the uncon-
slit u~tiopali.y OF the law raised when the
case came up last week and declared II
constitutional. 4 jury vas them Sc
cured tn try the case and an adjourn
ment wa taken un::l 3 o'clock. This
afternoon the district attorney petitioped
the county commissioners to revoke
C~onnolly's license. The question was
argued at length aud submitted. The
commissioners had the matter under
consideration when ~ report closed.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-05-10
No,n,nr r., tho women.

Attorney Gen eral Stoddard has hand.
ed down an opinion holding that ladies
canno. lie appointed deputp state u
e~rintendents under the recent act pass
ed by the Legislature providing that the
state be divided into live district and
hat the state superintendent and board
OF education appoint q deputy Tor each
district to succeed the present superIn,
tendents who alec act as district attoru,
eye. Tho opinion was handed down up.
on the request OF the state board aud
Supt, Ring.
It appears that several ladies aspire
to the jobs and were making an effective
CO -paigu for the positions when Mr..
Stoddard put the quietus to their ambi.
tons by his official opinion. The la iy
applicants Tor the jobs were from Reno,
-Casson News.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-05-10
FROM DAILY
Salmalundi.

DIR. Gililand went TO Wells thus morn.
ing on 4 business trip. lie viii be.a~ay
all OF ,his week.
An agent foj a powder house enter.
famed a crowd yesterday forenoon with
fancy shooting.
commandments Clark, Lytton aud
Primeaux arc attending 10 tho county
business today.
Mrs. Thomas Hunter returned from
oakland las, night. Her many iicnds
arc pleaHcd To eco hur home again.
Elko's haeket ball team reached Win.
hemucca this morning and will play tho
high school team a game the 70 tonight,
rhoy will reach homo tonight or tomor.
row morning.
MIR. Streeter has our thunks for a
bundle OF papers, the FREQ Press and
american, published in Manila. The
rreo Pres In printed In Spanish end
english Both papers give intor eslina
acoounta Of affsirs In tho Philippine
lslands.
Europe has tnars tia. tho prico Of
gasoline will increase 10 euoh an cItcnt
NAV II will DO q costly matter 70 %satisiy
'ne moderate demands Of a modorr
motor. Tho cause Ia ascdbed 70 the
extremely rapid growth Of automobilina
a Tennessee minister declares that hcl
- a place OF strong drink, tobacco, baao
oa'', theaters, and poekaboo shirt waiBst
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-05-10
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