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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-05-23
Republican Politics Warming Up.

Opening Of Court on Tuesday witnessed
the launching Of the sturgess campaign for
County Clerk. Mr..Sturgess, whose home
is at Glassboro, is a life insurance agent by
profession, and has the reputation of being
successful one. In the Clerkship fight he
| is the representative OF the Loudenslager
faction, hence starts out with the backing
Of all the possmasters in the county, and a
$1,000 which Frank tells us has been sub
scribed by his admirers to start his ball
rolling. He has an automobile, and his
schedule begins with May 80, when he is to
visit all the parks and attend ali the cele-
brations in the county. Having an auto,
he will be able to get around, talk politics
and perhaps sell policy or too.
Mr.. Sturgess' candidacy gives Council
man Cattell's boom severe iolt. NJ. Fill
more counted on the backing of the Lou
denslager gang postmasters and all, bus
this Sturgess move weakens portion OF
his line of battle. While Is has done that it
HASN'T caused one of the Councilman's 8
feathers to drop. His pure white plume is
waving just as iauntily as when he thougbt
he had at least one gang behind him. He
says old Frank and Sturgess can have the
gangs, he'll take the Republican people,
and elect the delegates. The day has past,
be says, when the gangs can fool the people.
While all this is going on "Old Frank, y
as the boys now call Mr.. Ridgway, is busy
in the Clerks Office taking in fees and push
ing them down in his long greasy wallet.
Asked about this Sturgess' business. he
winked one eye. and said Sturgess had a
$1,000 given him TO start his race with, and
he felt little shaky. ! never spend money
in politics, he said; can't afford it. But
while Sturgess and s'FiIl'' are running,
I'll limp along behind and see how many
delegates they haye-
How about Miller and Wilkins the
scribe asked But Frank was SO busy issu-
ing subpoenas, it being court day, be couldn't
answer
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-05-23
OBITUARY
WILLIAM KoRTUM

Died at the residence of his son-in-law,.
Philip G. Bundens, near Mattua, on Mon
day, the 2Oth instant. aged 70 years. Mr..
Kortum was a natlYe Of Germany, and
came to this country in 1861. He has been
a resident Of this county ever since. He is
survived by five children, all of whom re-
side in this county, as follows: John, Henry
and Benjamin Kortum and Mrs. Philip
Bundens and Mrs. Matthew Bundens. The
funeral was held to-day, interment being
at Centre Square.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-05-23
lar avenue is on the ground.

lar avenue is on the ground.
By courtesy of Mr.. Kugler, letter from
his brother, from Washington, N. c., a
town Of 10000 population, giving particu-
lars Of municipal electric light plant there
was read. The second annual report Of the
plant was also read, which shows that the
cost Of arc lights is $31.S7 each.
il Paul's Hotel pool license was renewed.
q The request of the Board Of School ESTE
innate for S12, 600 for the maintenance OF
schools, was adopted, and an ordinance
|ordered drawn.
The Board of Trustees of Deptford Insti-
tute asked Council to give them 500 BY
reason Of loss Of interest on $1,000 not in
vested. Not acted on.
A request was received from the Board Of
Health for $500. MIR Shivers moved that
as appropriations are made, it is not wise TO
grant the request. Carried.
A request from the same Board, if they
can obtain legal opinions from Councils So
lioltor without extra cost, was referred to
the Solicitor for his opinion, amid laughter.
The Board Of Health complained Of waste
water going into the sewer in the FirstWard.
Referred TO the Sewer committee for inves-
tigation, and if in violation Of ordinance, to
cut the connection.
The got annexing certain lands Of West
.Deptford TO Woodbury. was read, and the
Surveyor was directed to annex the lands
to map Of Woodbury.. c.,
Adj. at IL O'Clock.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-05-23
CITY COUNCIL IN SESSION


All the members except Mr.. Pancoast
were present at the stated meeting Of City
Council on Tuesday evening last.
The minutes Of the last regular and spec
ial meetings were read, then the ordinance
laying out jackson street was taken up on
second reading and finally passed by a
unanimous vote.
Ia relation TO the sewer bond issue, Treas
urer Redfeld reported that the matter was
being investigated by the attorney for the
bond takers.
Mr.. shivers reported that he had as yet
been unable to place the 81 600 in the og-
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-05-23
Real Estate Sales.

F. L. wilkins announces the sale Of the
H. Il. Thoman residence on High street to
Jacob s. Knorr, Of this city, for So, 300.
Also she West Jessup lot corner Maple
street aad Holroyd Place, TO Harry McCol-
lister, Of Swedssborc.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-05-23


chased by his son-in-law, VIM. F. B0uhl.
Daniel f. Hendrickson, PauFs Hotel, Of
which he is tenant, and whose lease has
two years to run.
George Redfsld, Columbia Hotel, North
Woodbury..
Clara Il. Brewer, West Deptford.
Joseph Hanle, Gibbsbown.
John r. Jackson, Wessville.
Charles Kern, Mt. Royal.
George Cans. Barnsboro.
Edward Kurzius, Monroe township,
wholesale for malt and liq quors.
The same for the sale Of brandy made
from apples, or peaches, grapes, pears, pine
apples, oranges, apricots, berries, prunes,
figs or cherries.
William NJ. Armstrong, Paulsboro, whole
sale.
remonstrance was filed against the
Almonesson application which was not filed.
THE INDICTMENTS.
The Grand Jury did not work on an
eigth hour schedule, but continued their
labors till the task OF considering thirty
eight complaints was concluded at the hour
Of $50 o'clock on Tuesday evening. Judge
Starr gave them especial commendation for
their evident desire to facilitate their pub
lie duties.
The presentment consisted of is true
bills, all for minor offenses, as follows:
James Parker, assault with intent.
Albert James, Of Franklin, assault and
battery.
Dominick Doyle. Of swedesboro, assault
and battery.
Henry Heilerman, Cecil, ? bills, assault
and battery.
Robers Edwards, Williamstown, assaults
and battery.
Frank and Fanny Gardner, Cross Keys,
illegal sale Of liquor.
Bubeck, Anderson and Croft, of Phila.,
illegal sale Of liquOrl at Billingsport last
Sunday.
Socrates silyierdris, illegal sale Of liquor
at Glassbsro.
Heck Folger, Y. Di D'Conato, and Jos.
Whitsall, carrying concealed weapons.
Jas. E. Kitchen, disorderly conducs.
Name Zell, larceny.
Mark Armstrong. Of Cross Keys, CANAL
abuse.
All thesa above plead not guilty except
Folger, Conato and WhitsalI, who plead
guilty.
COURT ooFFIcERs.
Sheriff Wilson has called the following.
to serve as officers during this term Of
ceurt: ]. D. Cunard, VIM. R. Dopson, John
B. Carey, VIM. H. Canning, Jos. w.
Moore, sam'l Davenport, Matthias French,
VIM. Martin, David T. Atkinson, Joshua
Bittle.
TWO CIVIL CASES.
Two Circuit Court cases were tried on
Wednesday, the first being that Of Alphens
B. Scheer. vs.. Maggie Joseph, all Of Mon
roe township. This is an ejectment suit,
and the verdict Of the jury was in favor Of
the plaintiff A. II. Swackhamer for
plaintiff. D. o. Watkins for defendant.
The second case tried was the rep!eyin
suit Of Sarah A. Guam VS.. Dan'l Munford.
The verdict was in favor Of the plaintiff,
the amount Of judgments bsing SIS. Mr..
swaokhamer for plaintiff. john Boyd Avis
for defen lam.
All Supreme and Circuit Court cases are
now of until July.
The trial Of indictments was begun to-
day.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-08-15

Picture framing at Leiper Bros.
Best ice cream in the city at Nor
rison's.
Fresh vegetables, nice and crisp.
at A. w. Jacobs.
]. M. Peterson went to Boulder
Monday for two days stay.
New Greeley city directories on
sale at Tribune Office. Price. q. SO.
Gaily decorated teams to let for
the Harvest Festival. John S. Hol-
alnd.
Mrs. j. H. Birdsall and daughter,
Margaret, were Denver visitors last
Thursday.
J Miss Katie Graham is spending a
few weeks at Estes Park with Mrs.
B. D. Sanborn.
]. NJ. Cameron and family will
return tomorrow from two weeks
outing in Estes Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Morse and
daughter. Eula, left last Thursday
for an outing in Estes Park.
II. w. Yersin left last week for
Electric, Mont, where he has ac-
cepted position as bookkeeper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Woolman and
daughter, Mary, of Ohio are visiting
Mr.. Woolman's sister, Mrs. S. E.
Neill.
! Miss Ellen B. Terry arrived last
Friday from Ellensburg, Wash, to
attend the funeral of her brother,
Earl X. Terry.
The Greeley Y will meet next
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs
Fl. A. Russell. All are cordially
invited to attend.
Mrs. Thersa Gates of Oakland,
Calf who has been visiting MIR.
and Mrs. John Rankin the last week,
left Monday for her home
Mrs. George Morgan and daughter,
Helen, went to Idaho Springs last
Monday for a ten days visit. MIR.
Morgan accompanied them as far as
Denver.
MIR. and Mrs. Leroy Carpenter and
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Baker have is
sued invitations for the celebration
of their thirty-hfth wedding ami
yersaries tomorrow.
Owners of vacant lots in Greeley,
we have buyers, what have you TO
offer? The Interstate Land and
Investment Co., 205-206 opera house
block, phone Greeley 636.
Lloyd Bryant of Cripple Creek
visited short time with his par
ents last week. Mr.. Bryant had
been to Idaho Springs to attend a
mining engineers meeting.
Ernest Williams came down from
Denver Saturday and was accom-
panied on his return Monday by his
wife, who has been visiting her par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. j. A. Davis, the
last six weeks.
Miss Pearl Critchtield Of Denver,
who has been visiting Mrs. Jim
Thompson two weeks, returned home
last Saturday. Mrs. Thompson and
sons, Ray and Earl, accompanied her
home for a visit in Denver.
The sidewalks and part Of the in
terror of the alfalfa palace at Island
Grove park, which will be used for a
display of agricultural products and
implements during the races, are
now finished and present rather an
imposing appearance.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-08-15
Low Rates
East

Cheap Excursion Rates to the
East; you will be surprised to find
how much of the east you can see
with jamestown Exposition tick
cts; these with side trips include
Washington, Philadelphia, Bos-
ton and New York, with diverse
routes and stopover privileges.
Other Eastern Rates: Daily re-
duced rates to Chicago, St. Louis,
St. Paul, also frequent excursion
rates to eastern and sea coast
resorts.
To California and Puget Sound:
Cheap excursion rates until Sep
telnber 18th to California, Port
land and Puget Sound, via Vel
lowstone Park.
Train Service: The Burlington
from Denver is recognized as the
great carrier of east bound travel.
Secure berths early. Consult
nearest ticket agent, or write,
J.F. vALLERY, G. A.,
C.B. & q. Ry.
18th & California Streets,
fl[[l[llIll Denver, Colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-08-15

Fly nets, covers and sheets at F. +,
A. Gates.
James Newberry is recovering from
a severe illness.
William Jory went to Denver last
Saturday on a business trip.
Best of corn-fed meats supplied to
customers at A. w. Jacobs market.
Miss Dartel Hodgell went to Ault
Thursday to visit friends for several
days.
Mrs. A. Gideon left Friday for a
trip to Chicago, Pittsburgh and other
eastern points.
Go'sto Dunham's for the new
bracelets, new souvenir spoons, new
combs and hat pins.
Swan johnson of Bertrand, Neb.,
is visiting his sisters. Mesdames
Dave and Charles Lofgren.
Mrs. Laura Ogilvie Of Denver
came to Greeley last week for visit
with her sister, Mrs. E. Fl. Rust.
Mrs. j. w. Sanborn and daughter.
Mrs. M. S. Marsh, went to Eaton
Friday for short visit with friends.
Mrs. G. d. Statler and daughter.
Margaret, left Friday for Glenwood
Springs where they will spend ten
days.
Mrs. ]. A. Perkins and sister.
Mrs j. W. Norris, of Lincoln, Neb.,
left last Friday for two weeks out.
ing at Pine.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Jones returned to
Kemmerer, Wyo., last Saturday after
visit with Mr.. Jones' sister, Mrs.
william Hurley.
Mrs. X. F. Missen of Aurora,
Neb., who has been visiting Mrs. z.
7. Neill the last ten days, left for
her home this week.
Henry Couture, Arthur Steck ana
Fred Steck represented the local
chapter in the grand lodge, X OF r.,
which convened in Fort Collins this
week.
Hugh Copeland of Denver spent
Friday In Greeley with Mr.. and MIS-.
E. H. Rust. His son, Neal Cope
land, is spending several weeks "ith
his grandparents.
Tile settlers from the Denver Man
tel s Tile company are IN our CITY
putting in mantel and tile porch
for d. B. Sanborn, also sett'hs
mantel for Chas. Il. Tew.
DR.. E. A. Darby returned last
Thursday after three weeks outing
at Kline in Platte canon. MIS-.
Darby and daughter, kathryn, VIII
remian there until September l.
Rex Andrews returned Saturday
from two weeks visit in Boulder ana
left Monday for his former home III
Rockford, H., where he expectS u
remain. Mr.. Andrews has been mere
several years.
Owners of vacant houses In Gree.
ley, list them with US If you "an'
tenants. We advertise everywhere
The Interstate Land and lnveso-
ment Co., 5-2O6 opera house blocK'
Greeley, phone Greeley 636.
The West Side Ladies' Ala SOCIETY
met at Mrs. Tobias Mattox's August
: in regular session with a large az,
tendance. The next meetlhg VIII
he held at Mrs. J. NJ. Mclndoo on
Sept. 4. A large attenoahce oi
members is requested as 1t Is elect'on
day Of officers.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-08-15
Miss Eta Myer spent Thursday in

MISS ECIA Myer SponU lnurSQay In
Denver.
Eastman kodaks and camera SUP.
plies at Fezer's.
Lawn mowers put In frst-class
shape at Lester's.
Rev. A. G. Leafgren went to Den
yer Sunday for few days stay.
Your job printing will receive
prompt attention II sent to The Tri-
bune.
Mrs r. F. Lyon and son, Floyd,
went to Denver last Monday for a
weeks visit.
Miss Grace Alexander went to
Ault last Thursday for few days
visit with friends.
Mrs Horace Brunell and paby of
Bellevue, Colo, are visiting at the
home Of Mrs. j. E. Neill.
George Conrad and F. G. Morrison
went over to Estes Park Wednesday
in an auto and returned Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Davidson left
Wednesday OF last week for an east
ern trip to Chicago and Pittsburg.
Misses Emma and Florence Hay
den of Cambridge, Mass, are ex-
pected today to visit Miss Mary
Brush.
Dr.. and Mrs. G. II. Call went to
Denver last Monday. DIR. Call re-
turned Tuesday and Mrs. Call will
return today.
Chas. Davis was in Denver Satur-
day and purchased some fire place
fixtures and tile from the Denver
Mantel g. Tile Co.
Mrs. A. Kleinheinc of Madison.
Wis, came to Greeley last Thursday
for visit of several weeks with her
sister, Mrs. +. j. Mott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Block and
daughter Of St. Louis arrived In
Greeley last Thursday for few days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Woolf.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Reeves and
daughter, Martha, of Ridgeway, Ill. +,
arrived in Greeley last Thursday to
visit their son, A. Fl. Reeves, and
wife.
Charles Phelps and father, De-
Witt Phelps, went to Boulder last
Thursday, the former returning Fri
day and the latter remaining for sew
eral days.
Mrs. Douglas Davis and daughter,
Grace, returned to their home In
Fort Morgan last Sunday after a
visit with her parents, DR.. aud Mrs.
S. X. Thompson.
Mrs. Emma Dobie Of Long Beach,
Calf, and Miss Ruth Watson OF
Omaha spent Monday in Greeley.
They left in the evening for Denver
and Colorado Springs.
Mrs. NJ. d. Williams and daugh
ter. Mrs. b. r. Pratt, Of Vinton
dale, Penn. are visiting Mr.. ane
Mrs. S. F. Martin. Mrs. William:
Is Mrs Martins mother.
Misses Jenne and Jess Hunter o
Monmouth, H., have been visiting
the last ten days at the home OF j
B. McCutcheon and left yesterday
for an outing In Estes Park.
Louis Arbuckle OF Columbus, Ind.
left Monday for a visit at variou!
points in Kanass. Mr.. Arbuckl'
has been visiting his brothers, j. A
and Henry, the last three weeks.
Mrs. F. c. Morrison and three SON
returned last Sunday from Este
Park. They we're Obliged to COM
home sooner than they had planned
on account of the illness of one o
the boys.
Miss Mary Brush returned las
week from visit with friends II
Denver. Miss Brush attended schoo
!, last year at Framington, Mass. ant
is spending her vacation with he
|
The Greeley tribune., 1907-08-15

leler.
at Lester's.
at Leiper Bros.'
5 repaired at f. A.
Is and camera sup
pd for our custom
5.
th for bicycle re-
h avenue.
e went to Denver
weeks stay.
halter. went to
bay for an indefinite
teacher Of piano
fth street. Phone
nkins returned last
months stay at
]. G. Macy and Miss
are spending two
hrk.
and son, Lee
collins visited over
eley friends.
|ck returned to her
(ast Monday after q
pd Mrs. G. l. Faulk-
(ng of Mound City,
Pt the home Of Mr..
kankin. Miss Long
Rankin we're room.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-23
country from abroad each year

In their November issue the edit
ors of McClure's have more than Tus-
tilted the recent raise in the price of
the magazine. The articles are var
led and vital, and there is new note
of distinction in the fiction. George
Kennan's article on criminal govern
ment should arouse the public con-
science. It tells of conditions which
every citizen of this democracy
should know-how gang of Grim
inals in municipal control fostered
vice as money-making scheme, de-
baUching the social and business life
OF a great city, beginning with prom
ineut and respectable citizens, from
whom brides were exacted. and end
ing with the street children who
dropped penny in the slot and saw
indescribabIe. vicious pictures licen-
sed by the "robber government"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-23
.oSt tern Life
Of a Wanderer

tain side, warmed by minerals that
nature has placed in its course for
purposes beneficial to man. /
climb to the topmost peak and gaze
at the distant blue streak that sur
rounds me, and cast my eye upward
to behold the same blue. This
causes me to wonder whether am
now buried in mountains or not
Still adverses come. Freight
agents say SO per hundred from Chi
cago into the mountains. At first
thought one can not help saying,
high as h but when we stop to
figure horse feed into these noun
tains from Chicago. it's God, bless
the railroads; their officers must
live.
Now in camp TO find the good
"Missourian" busy preparing a meal.
while we chat and work the durn
old stove that sits on legs upsets TO
spill the staff of life-potatoes and
cofee-on a wen swept floor. /
could not laugh, but simply say:
Don't swear, old man, this will not
remove the dirt, but another batch
of grub we will prepare and hope
that the crosses of life Will pass by
and by.
Once in a long time friend gives
me a letter. It comes like the judg-
ment day to us all must come, just
as the unborn babe waits his time
and number. Just so we toll and
labor to step into the midst of wealth
or death. walk over millions of
dollars worth OF precious metals
every day. money for every one who
seeks. but my body is frail and my
power too light to impress these
facts upon people who can, but I am
knocking at the door.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-23
Experiences OF Pilgrim in the Slough
of Despond AS He Climbs
the Mountains.
BY PILGRIM.

SEVEN DEVILS MOUNTAIN,
Idaho, No Date-Man hath scarcely
anywhere to lay his head This
ran dolefully through my brain last
night while broke pine boughs to
lay me down bed on dry pebbles.
All adyerses of life continued to
pass through my mind, even while 1
slept. Ny teeth. lost the day be-
fore. were by vision carried to the
hills in the mouth of a coyote. which
disturbs my slumbers by its dis
tressed howls.
Snow that / saw August % and
have seen every day. since, doomed
up in my mind as one of the facts
possible that West virginians would
doubt, and, yet; greater mysteries of
nature lay on either side of my
humble bed. Rock lowered humid
reds of feet up into the air. while
Just little below the sound of the
ripping river told me that it once
had its level with the topmost rock,
but by the wear through time it has
cut its way down to its present chan
mel, which teaches us that this earth
Is nothing but sinking sand. Yet
l look on either side and in musical
tones as of yore. 1 realize the true
feeling of the poet. when he says:
Rock of Ages, Cleft for Me, Let Me
Hide Myself in Thee"
look again to see by chance
growing from out the cleft, where
no mortal man can modest. a few
evergreen pine. representing life in all
its beauties. just as the Christian
planted among thorns represents his
God.
Below me 1900 feet fountain of
water bursts forth from the noun
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-23
CHOCOLATE PIE.
CHOCOLATE

The more you eat the more YOU
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NOTICE no TAxPAYHRs.

TO collect taxes for tho districts
Of Sardis and Eagle. will be at
sardis, Oct. 2s. 1907.
Brown, Oct. 2e, 1907.
Wallace, Oct. &c, 1897. sE
Wyatt. Oct. 81. 1907. 1tio.
Lumberport, Nov. /. 1907
All persons paying all their Jaxes
on above dates, or at sheriH's ONCE
before Dec i. 1907. will be allowed
a discount of az % on 1907 taxes.
All persons owing back taxes are re-
quested 10 meet me at one of the
above named places and settle same.
JOHN NJ. KNOX, Deputy,
For John N. Flanagan, s. H. C..
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-23

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-23

The November American Magazine
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Ida NJ. Tarbell tells another "He
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such keys as love, anger. war, duty
the temperance pledge" despair.
crowd-contagion, Christian Science,
conversion. prayer, and so on. Woods
Hutchinson begins his new series on
giants and dwarfs. The pictures ara
as good as going to a circus. Ernest
Poole tells stories Of the million new
readers of the news who come to this
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-23

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Taka aometnIne now ami than 70

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