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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-01
RAILROAD News
FROM ALL POINTS
Two Carloads Of Immigrants
Pass Through on Way to
South Carolina.
SELECTION OF Mr.. GARRETT

The Sea board Air Line carried through
Richmond last night two carloads of i'm
migrants. about l6o people in all. The,
We're direct from New York, where they
landed only two days ago. All these
people were French and Swiss. from the
ranks Of the peasantry, and they were
ticketed to South Carolina points Ilr
Z. J. Watson, Commissioner OF Asricul.
ture of South CATCHING. was in charge OF
the party. and TO n Times Dispatch man,
who saw him at the Main Street station,
while the train was awaiting change OF
engines, he said:
They are all splendid Norkmen and
are enthusiastic at the prospect of get
ting chance to make the rich lands OF
South Carolina bring two blades Where
they have heretofore been making only
one"
'Seaboard Air Line officials and en-
ployes iii this city are little surprised
and somewhat puzzled over the fact that
Z the directors OF the road who met in
New York Wednesday and elected Mr..
w. A. Garrett president of the road, did
not name his succesJor as FIST vice
president and general manager. The
Richmond. Norfolk and Portsmouth PEG.
pie had their slate already fixed for the
succession. and quite a number OF minor
appointments depended upon the carry.
ing out of that plan.
The failure of the directory to name
q vice president puts them all at sea,
and they do not exactly understand II.
1t is regarded as possible that the
directors have about decided that cur
tailnent OF expenses should begin at
the head. and it may. be that they
have concluded to make one good biz
salary pay the president and the gen
cral manager Mr. Garrett seems to
be big enough to ill both these places.
The Atlantic Coast Line and the
Seaboard Air Line yesterday an
nounced a Florida roundtrip cut rate.
Every year about this time the through
lines make a lower und-trip rate 70
Florida, but ordinarily the rate ap-
plies only to tourists from Northern
POINTS. This year Richmond. DanHille.
Greensboro. Petersburg charlot'e anu
all Intermediate points are included.
81 am not sure. but l think ] can
safely say that the Chesapeake and
Ohio will carry all its patrons to and
from the Jamestown Exposition on n
double-track line between Richrnqn1
nnd tie sal. water. eNcert perhaps
over. about twenty-five miles Of the
road. which will remain on the single
track order. That TWENTY-FIVE miles
Viii be so arranged that there will he
no delay ard practically the whole
line. from Richmond to Newport News
will be double track Thus spoke An
ofaciaI OF the road. who is in posi-
tien to know what he was talking
about
H 6;rArtprs
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LOCAL Dealers
ARE ENCOURAGED.
Better Feeling on Stock Market
In Richmond Yesterday as
Result Df Developments.
.ADvlcEs FROM NEW YORK

| The men Who work on the stock
market in this city were more enconr-
aged yesterday All stocks were III
better shape than on the day previous,
| and the pessimist who saw nothing
but general disaster was sent to the
rear.
The market opened dull enough. but
a gradual and altogether conservative
recovery Of the better stocks followed
4 rumor started in New York late
"Wednesday afternoon to the effect TINT
the Southern Railway would pass It's
usual dividend greatly depressed
Southern preferred. and in the early
of the rulnor being established, the
stock rallied, and went up to So clos
ing firm at 10 5.s.
notwithstanding the optimistic
views expressed in New York, Rich-
mond men We're slow to invest, the
most OF them being perfectly contented
to let we'll enough alone. if anything
they had done lately was really we'll
new orders, tho dealers seeming to he
willing to stand pat" and await de-
Nelopments.
There is generally hopeful feeling
that the market will offer better In
ducements for speculation this morn
ing. Maybe it will. but a pessim!stlc
view came from a supposed good au-
thority towards the close OF the day.
This final message read as follows:
while this Hartman investigation
is on, and they are continually I'M
earthing some new scandal, there is
no hope for change of sentiment.
The only redeeming feature of this
situation is that prices are so low tina.
1t is diff cult to see how they can
break seriously from the present levs'.
and in spite of everything. do not
feel like selling stocks at the present
fgures. For the long pull. however.
] am very bearsh and believe that on
sharp rallies sales can be made with
perfect safety"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-01
DRIVER BADLY HURT.
Street Car Collides with Carriage
an Claw Stree

carriage belonging to Joseph w.
B!iley, funeral director, was run into
at Third and Clay Streets yesterday
afternoon. The driver, Arthur Thomas,
was badly hurt and 1t is said may
die from his injuries He was taken
No one seems to know Just how the
accident happened. but it was stated
last night that Mr.. Bliley would bring
action against the Virginia Passenger
damage done to the carriage, which
VIII abount 1t was said to about $500.
The carriage was valued at about ST.
600. The, front of tho car was smashed.
rnnlng at full speed. and that the mo-
torman did not ring the gong. This.
however, could not he corrQhorated.
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FAMILY OF 3 GONTENTEDLY
LIVING IN COAL CELLAR
Associated Charities Puzzled by Case Of Wretchcdne That People
Will Make No Effort TO Escape--No Laws Allowing
Health Board to Act.

The authorities of the Associated Char
tiles have been working apme time on a
remarkable case of destitution, due in
large part, II not wholly. TO an utter lack
OF energy on the part Of those most con-
cerned. The family consists Of an able
bodied man, vigorous tongued woman,
and a rather degenerate-looking boy OF
ten or twelve. All three were found liv-
ing in a coal cellar on a. cross street
be tween Grace and Franklin Streets. In
a fashionable residential section of ths
city. The entrance was from the year
by means OF an alley and through q dark
passage-Way. The one room occupied ny
the family has two high windows, such
as are sometimes used for putting in kind
ling wood 1t contained but two articles
OF furniture. rocking chair and broken
and much battered sled. Cobwebs were
hanging from the ceiling, and piles of old
rags. empty bottles and boxes were in
the corners.
The most ~pi;iful feature OF the case
is the complete absence OF ambition on
the part Of the man, woman or child,
Tho father seems rather sodden and lacks
a. quick Intelligence. He has never
showed the energy TO get a job or to
hold one when it was secured for him
The woman is no better. drinks as much
as the family finances will allow, AM
has a police record The boy is VOL
known TO the charitably inclined. and is
! familiar with al! the tricks OF the pro-
| fessional beggar His favorite graft Il
! said to be the old dodge of weeping pit
fully as some lady comes along. an,
proclalming that he has lost quartei
and is afraid to 90 home without i.
The graft" worked the other morning
and Willie. who had already begged a
breakfast. went TO The theatre on the
| proceeds.
| The family has been under the eye O
the Associated Charities for some time
and they have been repeatedly helped witt
rent, fuel and groceries. Al one tim,
the man was given a job as janitor .
the mission building, and the others wer
lodged In furnished room at the Bal
lard House, The work proved too mucl
for the shiftlcss man, and when the row
ing, begging gei-something- for-nothin,
fever came on he moved hts famil.
away and has since depended on nj
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ability as q. teller of hard-luck stories.
The family have standing offer to
move to the Ballard House, receive a
heated and furnished room, and be given
steady employment for both man and
wife, with clothes, books and school for
the boy, but they have preferred to live
their present life, budding together in
a single quilt on the floor at night. rather
than give up the privilege of working the
charitably inclined for the necessary cash
for an occasional drink. The hands OF
the charity officials seem tied In the case,
SO long as the laws will not let the
health board interfere.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-01
AUCTION SALE
BY Valentine Auction


LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE AUCTION
SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. CARPETS,
MATTINGs. RUGS. ART SQUARES,
cROCKERY AND GLASSWARE FOR
PARTIES ON WEST GRACE ST.,
DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING,
at our auction wareroonls. els East
Broad Street, /,
1sT, COMMENCING AT 1890
O'CLOCK.
The sale comprises Oak and Walnut
Chamber Suits, Brass and Enameled
Iron Beds, Walnut and Oak Glass.Doo
Wardrobes, Oak and Walnut Bullets and
Extension Table. Handsome Parlor and
Leather Library Suits, Hair Mat
tresses. Handsome Portieres and couch-
Covers ten Lace Curtains, Cooking
Stoves, Willow Rockers, Leather
everything pertaining acknowledging.
Will also sell three Bird Dogs OF
Gladstone Breed (English setters>,
thoroughly broken to stand; also hne
RetrIevers from water or land; under
absolute command. They are evenly
marked and beauties
Ladies Invited to attend.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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mortal Methodist Episcopal Church
Chancery Court.
Property Transfers.

~ q e. . j .
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Butler to Ebert
T. Davis. 90 feet on north line Of Maid
en- Lane. 1913 5-12 feet from northwest
corner Linden. $500.
Peter c. Guthrie and wife to Virginia
Butler. IS feet on cast line of Reser-
Noir Street, between Chaffin and Tay-
Tor Streets $1,000.
Bent, II. Thurston and wife to Sarah
r. Anderson. 80 feet on Twenty-thiru
Streets. northwest corner of r Street,
= Magic p. Pace. Elyira II, and chas.
Bianchini. 20 feet on south line of CaH
Street between Reservoir and Randolph
Streets. $1,000
PAU Bianchinl and wife to c. and An.
scrlbed in deed next above $1,000.
sallie 9. Flournoy to Philip 2. ".
ana ana Psasi r: Goodwin; % feet on east
of Leigh Street s2.5OO
Henry $. Hutzler to W A. Klevesahl.
Is1-4 feet on west side Of Plum Street,
a4S Ia feet south Of Main Street, sa,-
1o Hsasis jongtoh g,s Grants 2ot trustee ,9
IN block 2, and lots Nos, q 4 ;.
a I6 in block 3. in Burwell's plan, s5;.
! Ighn e IT Tas s and wife to chss.
plan Of Chestnut Hi, sl7t, =
K. -, N'lit- 1tlSlii}lu trent and wife To
Chas. g. Bivins and James H. swan
1904 acres on country road leading
from Fair Oaks TO Meadow Station
about 9 lie miles from Richmond
$47o.74
r. c. Blackburn and wife to War.
rem S. Blackburn five acres near bum
barton sgbject to deed OF trust tol
ps John ,o Aaa ms. s sg - wife }, 10 y
plan Of Capitol View. se4o. - ~
Sane to p, l.. Reanas. lots Nos 4,
Be-, Al. AZ, 40, A. As, 30, 50 and ~, rfm
pf Capitol View, si35.
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Petition in Bankruptcy.

rh roebmnorton. NJ otto oven, a hriek con.
tractor filed a petition in Involuntary
bankruptcy in the United States Court
yesterday. The liabilities are placed
at sl,3lG.a5. and assets $751;
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Rebecca Lodge.

O. f. VIII have very i-rlportapt hus,na !"
meeting on Friday night, combined with
musical entertainment. Refreshments WIN
pc se,Yea' large attendance OF the mem,
bors has been assured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-01
Last Glass Placed.

The glass cases In the museum of
The Agricultural Department contain
Ing various classes of exhibits have
been finally completed Several of the
large oval-shaped panes OF glass were
20 be secured. They came in gooG
shape and were put in yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-01
REUNION RECEIPTS
SHOW DECREASE

The subscriptions received. by the
general committee In charge Of tile
collection OF funds to defray the man.
fold expenses of the reunion were less
yesterday than for several days past,
he aggregate being s2o7 The commit
tee desires to call the attention Of the
citizens of Richmond to the mpor-
tanee of providing for the reception
and entertainment of the Invited guests
Of the city. The fund Is nearly $4,000
under the minimum thought necessary
for the proper care to be taken Of the
Xeterans.
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Uses, = On y i FR sii5 MNRtcH isT at 10
O'Clock the above mentioned desirable.
modern corner Brick House, containing
about seven rooms, y Is seldom tha mat
you 10 attend this sale. s.
POLLARD g. sBAGBf,
sAuctloneeys. Il
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Daily Court Record
Law and Equity Court.

Judgments entered Yesterday, !, !. pa y.
ney Brokerage Company VS.. EialocK
Fruit and Produce Company; judgment
Jury adjourned 10 next Tuesday. On
Monday the case of G.. B; Wood VS.. City
of Richmond will he tried by lien
rico jury. The SUITES. for $1,000 DAM
ages.
yesterday to practice law in this
court.
Circuit Court.
Gases set for to-day: Commonly alth
of Virginia vs.. J. Samuel McCue's en-
hcutors; argument on motion for judg-
nent Walker 6, Sinclair will appear
for the executors, and the Attorney
General for. the State.
MISCELLANEOUS: Order entered reduc-
ing number IT trustees of Hasker Me-
mortal Methodist Episcopal Church.
Chancery Court.
In this court yesterday the estate
of Michael J. McDonough. who died in
testate. was committed to Hugh NJ.
O'Neil. who qualified S admnistra-
tor. The estate is valued at $4,000,
Under the law the estate goes to tbs
next of kin, after the widows dover
rights are satisfied.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-01
Sixty-fve Leading Banks in Largest Cities

from Boston to San Francisco from St. Paul to New
Orleans acting repositories for receiving subscrp
tons and delivering stock certificates Acomplete list of
these banks will be mailed free on request.
Subscriptions to the 10 Preferred Stock should be
sent direct to BLLSS, Treasurer, Regal sboe Com
Should be made by Express order, Post Office money
ORDER or certified check. Subscriptions will be filled in
the order of their receipt Moneyw draw interest from
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Auction Sales-This Day.
= : = - 4
BY Pollard e.. Bagby

BY Pollard g. Bagby,
AUCTION SALE, FOR DIVISION,
OF
A GOOD CORNER BRICK HOUSE.
NO. 2801 EAST MARSHALL ST.
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the date the subscription is received BY us The Regal
Shoe Company the right to reject any appica
ton or to award smaller amount than is applied for
Everyone interested in this offer is invited inspect
the Regal factory at Whitman, Mass, investigate the
books, files, and records of the Company, and thoroughly
satisfy himself of the soundness of the investment
4 P1os9eelMs setting to,zA e0mbleke acks and data
avii be mailed free on 1xqNest be obtained by CALI
ing at any Regal stare. Aad,<ss all fuqatvies:
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.3lSY5lSR9{@{ ~

.41zz@ =;
Regal Store and
Agencies
Boston
mer ST., corner Bedford ST.;
l09 Summer st.
New York
1902 Nassau ST., cor. Ann;
sos Broadway, cor. Duane;
IS IS B Broaddwsy; SCI III, iBB load
way, bet. ?sth and 3o!h sts.;
l34l Broadway, opp. Herald
Bldg; 507 9Th ave, bet; Ssth
and 36th sts.; $50 E. 18th ST.;
S3S 9Th ave-, S. E. cor: 2lst
ST.: 10th ST., cor. Broadway:
1889 Broadway, opp. Herald
Bldg: 6s w. 2lst st., cor. 6th
ave-: l2i 3rG ave-; 1865 w.
l?Sth st. {, cor. It'll ave.
Brooklyn
s57 Fulton st., opp. Mon
ngue ST.; Ill Broadway, near
Bedford ave. 1908 Broadway,
bet. Ditnars st. and Will
louShby ave: 465 5th ave.
Jersey CITY
IS Newark ave.
Newark
sal Broad st.
Philad elphia
~ Chestnut ST., cor. Sth
ST.; 1918 Market St; S. E.
cor. sth and Race sts.; 1918
$50 Market ST., Phelan
Bldg; 400 Van Ness Ave.
6E Baltimore St; 6E.Bal,i-
more ST., SEP. spo,r<n's tore
Washington
1908 Penn. ave, n. w.
Providence
IS? Westminster ST., cor. Union
PlttsbL.rg
439 Smithheld st.
Buffalo
34 Main st.,op.Iroquois Hot'l
Cincinnati
4?o Vine st., bet. 18th and 5th
St. Louis
els Olive st.
Chicago
l03 Dear bonn st.
Cleveland
S Public Square
Detroit
lee Woodward ave.
Utica
las Genesee st.
New Haven
Il SIS Chapel st.
Il Milwaukee
4 2l2 Grand'ave.
Il Rochester
II 4o.E. Main st.
4 Syracuse,N. z.
| 3st S. Salina st.
Nashville, Tenn.
L SIS Church st.
Louisville, Ky.
I 346 w. Market st.
4 Minneapolis. MINI.
] 5o6 Nico!let ave.
L St. Paul. MINI.
| 49, Robert st.
1 London. Eng.
l 81 Cheaps!de
i Kansas City. Mo.
i 1919 Main 81.
I Eichmond,Va
| 6llE. Broad st.
I Oakland, Cal.
20 San Pablo ave.
1 l?l7 Broadway
l Albany, M.
i 70 State st.
l Los Angeles. Cal.
i 302 S. Broadway
4 Denver, Col.
52s 18th st.
Hartford, Conn.
| 65 Asylum St.
I Seattle, Wash.
| 1oll Seeo d Ave.
! Mexico City. Mex.
Prime,z de Gale de SauFran.
/ cisco No.
/ 6avun ah, Ga.
los 'Broughton st. w.
Norfolk We.
sGyanby ST.
Newport, r. I.
IFS Thames st.
Monterey, Mex.
Aparudo No. 81
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Agencies
Mobile, Ala.
2oS Dauphin st.
eli Pa chic ave.
Panam a. ga.
Cor; Sosa & 9th SITS.
y. Within an, Mats.
Opp. p os, Office
Wilkes b AFRO. Pa.
rs. NJ ain st.
Tam pa. Fla.
7lsFr.nklin ave.
Birn1ing b am, Ala.
1912 First ave.
Haverhill, Mass.
e7.9 Merrimack st.
Taunton. mass.
Main st.
Lynn. Mas.
Sori s Mars e.; q : ! Andyews SITS.
1?S State st.
13lFs9kkli 1 y; K Z.
Saratoga, NY.
1896 Broadway
Eall River. Mass.
20s-2l3 S. Main st.
Dallas. Tex.
2s3 Main 81.
Bridgeport. Conn.
l0I Main st.
Indianapolis. Ind
% Illinois st.
low. Main st.
San Juan. p. 4.
~ Allen st.
Jacksonville. Fla.
III Main 81.
s Whitehall 81.
oskalooea. Ia.
1la-5 S. .Marketst.
Dluedeld. W. Va.
l0l Princeton Ave.
aos sBresd 8.
30 noke. Va.
IS Clmpbe Z ave, w.
Now ORLEANS. La.
63l Canal st.
Wilmington, Del
81 N. Front st.
Scranton, Pa.
32l-3 Lackaw7nna ave.
San Antonio. Tex.
SIG =. Houston St.
Waco, Tex.
4nS-ll0 Austin ave.
Altoona, Pa.
1874 1l,h ave.
Portland, Ma
27s Middle st.
Norwich. Conn.
9l.9S Ma in st
sprinRdeld, Mass.
.ss3-6 Main st.
Havana, Cuba
81 Obispo -.
0lenS Falls, n. z,
ggs 40 Glen st.
xif ~ S %sstl1 81 Ela'
raltFo~ ~ O.
Keith Bldg. IS Darlington st.
Chattanooga. Tenn.
500 Marketst
Reading, Pa.
$50 Penn 81.
Easton, Pa
Alb and Northampton sts.
Unt-ntown, Pa.
3lW. Main 1t.
Charlest on. W. Va
$50 kana~ha, cor. Summer 1t.
Paekarsb urg. W. Va.
4?eSMarke.st.
Rutland, Vt,
Center st.
st. John n. B.
81 Charlotte st.
Ha1risb,1rH. Pa.
21s NJ arket st.
Gan ton, o.
1851 n. Market st.
Paterson, N. J.
22S-233 Main St
Little Rock. Ark.
18th and Main SITS.
Knoxville. Tenn.
800! Gay st.
Manila. r. T.
Ponce. p. r,
San Luis P otosi. Mex-
Oonstantin ople. Turk
ouedalaj ara Hez
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Circuit Court,

I Powhatan Wright James qualified
Yesterday to practice law In TINS
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MUGS DAMAGE BY STORM

H-e5 14'aass ~ 9fr ay a5at'
ems @-'.As 4 s-i'.#s sisssfse4 storm.
7'eE sen'eFs'. A9oa; ms pace SUNDAY
iie7>s iss.ins Al
li Ns1 .1A.'s Nils, a. struck and
71-.. 34m4see tteTtee ttise'fs' a's
s2a' Ms 4lieeied ay shoes and thrown
mo COMMISSIONS loeH higgins
another s7fl, =aad as tham9 resting on
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SNaP SHON

Nasaaa 5auzasi sass hlth.ag suits
as y te shorter .a.s ye4r L, Us
rope 51E a: izll Inc co.ar aad hem
sa 6e .ee
Wen s5Hla axes he eoaeelt
81: u j man sae generally Seeps he
MS; aef,
Be k lightning. - ,here qulek.
an Is. t.a4 thunder 10 the -rosllag.
sass a 4ge 6 eiiea TIMES, bur some
politicians seem 10 ,knk that Naen
they 3oat 81 there they haze 10 srowl
Ike thunder as ;ae SANG
L some people Nho rang notices ou
Their walis would aa.y hans some on
Their hearts
Waea man uarrles Ter money he
does not always 81 Il and Il he does
he earns eNeFs eeat OF II
lst vas uoS 6or the race suicide pro-
blen a,la would awe yer, hule 10
sotrY b#a
Mess aag giri an torgiye yoa Tor 20,
beng ia iese wi,h her but. no girl
VII forgive you fos not making love
10 her
Ire 6rst time woman loses her
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NEW HOPE AND VICINITY.

{. Fred Sehermeraesn aud wife, Of
Ridley PARK speat July ssh with \ L
Schermerhoru aud family
Misses Sarah aud Maize 0reu. Of
Philadelphia. have been visiting scott
Oreu.
A. T. Sehermerhoru. vile aud
daughter Mary, spent SATURDAY Ia
Trenton.
Mrs, Isabel Mathews expired FRI,
iAy morning At I. 80 The deceased
had been i'll long time With heart
disease aud for the past few days
death bad been momentsrily expected.
Mrs. Mathews was s. years Old and
wife of Daniel Mathews. who was
called hence ten weeks ago. She was
member Of the Neshope VI +.
Church and revereneed by all that
knew her She Is survived by a
daughter, Miss Mary Mathews.
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IT'S WORTH RsseMBesiSe

IaAt Eael = never - tsclish aet
that X may ,eaea another topi ,.so1--
thing
That . * poor without l5s'ng ssl5.
FesFeet o ,srs= q =njoyu1eH. /
inc Ar
rha, Sin.iuess Of lny ,rae sofs mus,
be expressed in terms .; ,ae Fecip.en,
not q, the donor
That eap4bil.p mn<s sons men,
and Importance others, bat ina, indis
pensabilits attaches to aaae
Ira, friendship which IS genuine
may inyari1bl, be recognized IN tn; j;
5 neither Jealous nor selfish.
That Incidence among the rieh 5
more to DC condemned than ignorance
amons the peos
That intellectual worth IS most clear.
y SHOWN IN the complete. the accurate
knowledge of ONES own abilities.
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The ude OF immigration Is >sill rlsigg-
The arrivals iarlng the month Ct May
,o,alled lS4.Soo This m4ds the ,otal
tor the 6rss I'VE months q his year
ss9. a-nnst ss+So, a3r ne same
perlod slSt 8eaF >syentx per
sent. d Ibis iadas were males. his
immeuse addition 20 tie AVAILABLE
labor >aoabi soon uut IN END to the
demand 68r iAssos TN rural communities
The cites cannot absorb L. The bulk
ii The immigration S stiH from Austria
Hungary and Itlly
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-07-10
SOME THINGS WE
MIGHT INTEREST YOU IN.

ELBOW Kid Cloves. Black. Tan and White,
XaI. Laces. Baby IRISH and Point Venice
Laces. Festoons and all oyer Laces aud En-
5ro:deries. Lace Yokes Lace Collars En-
0ro.aerq Collars and Turn.oTers Chiffon
RgHs. Vellings and Rouchings. Ribbons
Buckles. Belts. Back and SIDE Combs
RIG. Corsets. Hosiery and Fancy Goods
general.
We have just received our summer supply
.: B5ssoS's French Balbriggan Underwear
f5r Men. Ioag or short sleeve Shirts and
regalar#of @Stouts@in Drawers. &c. gar
mentor Shirts. = to - and Drawers % to
= = larger sizes, 75c.=
Unlon Suits are luxury why not prove it,
Ladies Vests in Isle and Cotton.
4oa vii find this an up.to-date Ladies and
Gents Furnishing Store. Quality and
pf.Ces correspond.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-07-10
The Perfection Of baking Mac
NAYS bread.

There IS mucb speculation As 10
what will happen 70 The Republican
legislators who voted against United
States Senator John F nrydee as,
winter. rhe three Senators, Colby.
Wakelee and Ackerson. 10 not come
up tor reelection. bu, the Assembly
men, Drake OF Middlesex. Smalley u
Somerset, Perkins Of Union and De.
sine and Fake OF Bergen, are all 10
come up tar denomination md The
outcome Of their denomination a.sat VII
be watched Nth interest.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-07-10
The Perfection af Bread Mac
NAYS Special

Trenton allopa,hs. and homeopashs.
toF wears At var over then different
Schools Of medicine. hare united on
the matter d Sat debts Ind vii ssvp
i union beat Isl, Hereafter il vii
be eAse Of 10 paw. no doctor. The
blA, Siis, already coS4ios the aames d
4 naa.5er Of selI ,'-.io psrsins who IN
the past aegleetesi % pa iof medical
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