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The Lambertville record., 1907-05-08
COMMON COUNCIL.

The monthly meeting of Common
Council was held on Monday evening,
MAY the 9th. All members present
except Mr. Kramer. An invitation
from Post 20, e. A. r., inviting the
members of Common Council to par
ticipate in the ceremonies on Decota-
ton Day was received and accepted
and an appropriation of $4,000 was
voted to help defray the expenses.
The monthly report of Mayer Ely
was received and filed. in this re-
port, the Mayor asked. why it was
that he was compelled to make II
monthly report of all cases tried be
fore him aud amount of fines imposed
in each case, while the Justices OF the
Pence make no report to Council at
oil
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All the monthly Shlhi itS Wei y y" =
ed paid.
The bill of Mayor Ely, amounting
| to S4. Oh for the care Of Godfrey Leon
ard and his transportation to New
Jersey State Asylum for the insane
| was laid over until the next meeting
of Council
fire plug he placed ut the corner OF
Union and Elm streets next week aud
another new fire plug he purchased
and held in reserve. Carried.
The election of George W Arnett
as chief of the fire department and
James Moonan and Joseph Iiazeu as
first aud second assistants, respec-
lively, was confirmed by unanimous
vote.
On motion Of Mr.. Fisher the finance
committee was authorized to borrow
money to pay all bills.
A communication from q. w Ar
nett inviting the members Of Council
to meet at the Engine House of Hi
hernia Fire Co, No. ?, at 30 =. NJ.
on Thursday, May 10th, for the nn-
nua house Inspection of the Fire De
paftment, was received and filed aud
| the invitation accepted.
On motion Of T.. II. Ilolcombe that
an appropriation of $3.50 90 he made
to the "5tryker Library for the yenr
1907 aud the same be included III the
budget. Carried
The election Of Tax assessor to
! fill the vacancy in the 3rd ward was
taken up with VIM. g. kegan repnb-
lcan aud Elmer G. Doekerty demo
crat as the nominees.
On roll call the vote stood } for
Regan and for Dockerty; President
Charles Holcombe was excused from
voting. When the result was an
nounced, President Holcombe de
cared no election, because candi-
date must have majority Of council
THAT is ) votes) to elect.
On motion the roll was called again
aud Mr. Regan received the follow
ing votes:
Mongan, T.. H. Holcombe and Smith
aud Mr. Dockerty received the follow
ing Fisher, II. s. HoIcombe, Mellow
an aud O'Ronrke, but before the re-
snt was announced f.. H. HoIcombt
changed his vote to Dockerty, making
the vote 8 to 2. Mr. Dockerty was
declared elected for the uuexpIred
term.
On motion OF f. H. Holcombe the
police committee was instructed tt
purchase light weight summer uni
form for policeman Charles Treftz
Report of Treasurer.
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los, EinkIe'S Notice.

Ladies and gentlemen when you
are cleaning house or moving, send
me word or postal and l will call
and get your old junk. Don't sell
to every Tom, Dick or Harry. 1t will
be worth your while for | pay the
highest price of any dealer.
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Baking
Powder
Absolutely Pure

Made from pure grape cream
of tartar; makes the best bis
cults, cakes and all hot breads;
assures wholesome food and
protects the family from the
danger of alum and other
injurious substitutes.
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Miss Jennie LAWN spent Sunday III
Trenton
The perfection of Bread-MAc-
Kay's Special.
There's satisfaction in smoking
Lambertvile Pnffs.
See John G. Moore about yonr
Fire Insurance
Famous in two centuries Thomas
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LAST CALL FOR IRON PLANT.

LAST CALL FOR IRON PLANT.
On the immediate subscription of $1,000 in contributions and
$4,000 in Bonds depends the of this enterprise
The joint committees making final and the
amounts must be secu red by May 18th.
The of subscribers will be published week.
Citizens of LambertviIIe
Shall we let this golden opportunity pass?
Merchants you afford to let these women get away?
Property owners have you weighed the matter?
Churchmen you spare these toilers from your
gregations?
Is there anyone blind they the result pre-
sent conditions fail realize sincere held?
1T NOW OR IT WILL BE TOO LATE.
BY order of
BUSINESS LEAGUE
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Sums Raised for Iron Plant.

The real Bread d-MAcKAY's Spec
ial every afternoon.
The Lambertville record., 1907-05-08

Special Biscuit-Every afternoon
at MACKAY's.
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lambertville Public School.

Report of the Lambertville Public
Schools for April, 1907.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Famous in two centuries THoMA'
Cream of Wheat Flour.
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YOUR PATRONAGE APPRECIATED.

S. A. FINGER, Ag't,
40 UNION ST.. LAMBERTVILLE. N. j.
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Total s3G s72 30
The following is the annual report
of George w. Arnett, Chief of the
The Lambertville record., 1907-05-08

Ask for the Best Bread = MAG
KAY's.
The Lambertville record., 1907-05-08

Alfred Wanamaker, of Main street,
suffered a stroke of paralysis Tues
day morning. Owing to his weaken
ed condition from a recent illness
fears are had for his recovery.
The State Sportsman's Association
has selected Phillipsburg as the place
for its annual three days tournament
in June.
The Lambertville record., 1907-05-08

The following bills were ordered
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-10-17
Ex.CONFEDERATE
ORGANIZATION.
Marmaduke Camp Desires a
Complete Roster Of the Ex-
C0nfederates Of Bates
County.

A meeting OF Marmaduke camp
confederate veterans was held In But
Ter last Saturday, and very inter-
esting time was had by the old John
MES present. Is is the desire OF the
officers to get a complete roster Of
all the ex.coniederates In Bates coun-
~ for use In the state and national
organization. The camp adjourned
over until next Saturday and invite
every ex.coniederate in the county to
meet with them. Each man can
have his name correctly enrolled, and
II he is not present or represented his
name will not be on the roll that Is
certified up to the state organiza-
ton, and he will lose the benefits OF
such organization and will have no
one to blame but himself. Il is also
the intention OF the officers to organ
lie a sons and daughters ex-con.
iederate camp at this time. So an
urgent invitation is extended all ex.
confsderates and their families to
meet with the Marmaduke camp next
Saturday at the circuit clerks Office
In Butler. This by authority OF j.
R Ford, vice.commander.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-10-17
Post Office Busy Counting the
Mail.

Postmaster Wix and his assistants
and clerks are In the midst OF what
probably will be the busiest week
the year at the Butler Post Office.
Following orders from Washington,
every piece Of mail matter OF all
classes and subclasses Is being count
ed, and an accurate record Is being
kept OF the revenue received from
each OF the classes and subclasses.
The same work is In progress at
every Post Office In the United States,
having begun Saturday atmidnight,
and will continue for exactly seven
days. The extra work Is In accord
ance with the provisions Of an act OF
Congress OF March 2, 1907, making
appropriations for the services OF
the Post Office Department for the
fiscal year, ending June 80, 1908.
The same law provides for Weighing
the malls and reporting the weight
thereof for six months from July 1,t
which is now 10 progress.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-10-17

be couldn't understand shy the met.
ropolitsn press didn'. give a better
report OF Ii. In fact there was very
little in she Kansac City or St Louis
papers about the fair, and like the
Mayor We would like to know why?
Rsynold Griffith, the six year old
son OF Mrs. Mabel Griffith, who had
both his arm and leg broken nv he
ing run over BY heavy coal wagon
last Thursday, is doing nicely
and bis doctors report that they will
save both limbs. Rsynold attempt
ed to climb upon the brake OF a
wagon which was loaded with two
tons OF coal. lie lost his hold and
fell beneath the wheel. which passed
over his right arm between the elbow
and shoulder, crushing that member.
His right leg was also broken, but It
Is believed it. was caught In the
spokes, as the bono and muscles were
not crushed. Drs. Christy and Boul.
ware attended the little fellow, and
for time IL was feared his arm
would have to be smpusated. The
little fellow bore his sufierings with
great iorsitude and stood the opera
tion OF setting and dressing his brok-
en- limbs without the use OF anes'
thetics.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-10-17

Mrs. VIII Weeks and son Warren
arrived home from a visit to her
parents at South McAlIster Satur-
day evening. She was met at Nevada
by win.
G. ". Hart, OF Mingo, was In But
Ter trading the last Of the week and
favored US. He says he always
comes to Butler in October and our
records bear him out.
W. j. Middleton, one Of Mingo's
substantial citizens, now serving his
country on the jury, was pleasant
caller the last Of the week and favor
ed us with renewal.
The old wooden awning In front oil
the Walker McKibben Mercantile
company's store has been torn down
and replaced by modern and sight
ly canvas awning.
About fifty witnesses came over
from Howard township on Friday,
and a number came up from Rich
Hill to testify In the Sproul case be
fore probate court.
Mrs. Clara Hoffman, the we'll known
temperance lecturer, spoke at the
Christian Church, In this city, Mon
day evening. It was considering the
opening gun in the campaign for 10
cal option In this county.
Those In need Of glasses can have
the eyes tested free, and properly fit
ted by DR.. J. NJ. Norris, eye, ear and
throat specialist. Office on South
Side, In the Catterlin building, But
Ter, Mo. 48-4t
j. 81. Allison, a prominent farmer
and stockman, southwest of Butler
was a pleasant caller on Monday
and ordered The TIMES to Rev. T.
b. Corkill, at st. Louis, formerly 9
M. E. pastor In Butler.
Presiding Judge and Mrs. R. F
Harper left Thursday for Athens
Ohio, their old home, to visit rela.
tives and friends. They expect to bt
gone several weeks. The TIMES
wishes them apleasant visit and SAT-
return.
Mrs. D. A. Colyer vas summoned
to Kansas City on Tuesday by thu
illness OF Miss Lille Colyer, who Il
attending the Scarritt Bible ani
Training School. She Is reported tt
have typhoid fever. DR.. icy accom-
panied Mrs. Colyer.
The Enterprise says that the Kan
sas City Southern railway is arrang
ing to build extensive coal chutes al
Amsterdam and viii make that plac,
one Of the principal coaling stations
on the line. The chutes will be oper
ated BY an immense gasoline engine
Uncle Peter Ewing and wife, o
Aiago township, were In Butler o,
Wednesday and uncle Peter CAV
The TINES . pleasant call. He doe
mot get down to Butler very often
but al bis old friends are Away
glad TO PEE him. He IL q great chick
On isncier and raises the pure bred
Black Lengshans. he Matched out
this spfing between HOO and 120(
chickens. he sells the roosters fol
brssding purposes and his eggs o.
500 . setting Of IL eggs. Uncl'
Pstse eapons his extra roosters. 81
says thsy Win reach 10 or II pound
at oas ysaz old and az vssy nns.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-10-17

Tandy White, Of Mingo, is new
subscriber.
Cy Walker went to St. Louis Tues.
day on business trip.
T. ]. Smith, esq, went to Jefferson
City Tuesday on legal business.
Mrs. Fannie DeArmond, OF STAN
ton, Ariz., is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ben Johnson.
Miss Matte Boulwsre left Satur.
day for Los Angeles, CAL, to spend q
season on the coast.
Our old friend R. G. Brayton, out
at Amoret, sends US renewal iavors
for which he has our thinks.
Mrs. Fannie Wells, at CARRIER,
Okla, sends remittance to set her
dates ahead until 1905.
have a large Canon stone, suit
able for church or school house VIII
sell cheap. B. F. RICHARDS.
j.. j. Richardson and wife left for
Dallas, Texas, on Tuesday. They
will spend couple Of weeks In that
state.
We acknowledge renewal iavors
from Wesley Denton, popular assist.
ant cashier OF the Missouri State
Bank.
Grant Garner, q substantial farm
or Of the west part Of the county
through Aaron iavors US with re-
newal.
Our old friend j. r. Marshall was
q pleasant caller and had The TINES
sent to Mrs.-J. M. Kisner, at Lincoln,
Nebraska.
Walton Steele, with the Mississippi
Valley Trust Company In st. Louis,
will accept our acknowledgements
for renewal iavors.
Mrs. 8. W. Dooley, who had been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Kendall,
in St. Louis for several weeks, re-
turned home Sunday.
Claud Edwards came down from
Kansas City the first Of the week to
spend . vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie McCracken, oil
Deep Water township, were shopping
in Butler on Monday and Mr.. Nc
Cracker favored The TINES.
Miss Leah Weinef, who is attend.
ing school In st. Louis, fell and
spralned her ankle on Monday. Mrs.
Weinsr went down TO b with her.
Clyde Robbins vas over from Amo
ret Saturday and favored % pleas.
antly. He reports that hscrisd sales
last week aggregating over $4,000.
John T. Yoss, prominent young
farmer Of Rockville township, ssrv.
Ing on the pstit jury, wss Q pleasant
caller and had his name enrolled on
The TINES books.
Nelson Morris lssves $40, OO0, 00C
estate. Chicago packer bsqueathl
bulk Of property TO family and 70
members charities. Employees moi
forgotten.
Mr.. and Ars. W. g.. Foster and
Mfs. G. T. Powers, Of Clinton, par
snts and sistsf Of DR.. Foster, camsiz
@ Monday 70 pay him . vislt. Tho
W. completing . two vssts' toul
tksough Oklahoma.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-10-17

We acknowledge renewal iavors
for R. A. Atkison, Of Butler.
L s. Paddock was pleas ant call
er Wednesday morning and favored
us with renewal for Mrs. Paddock.
Plato Combs, deputy county col.
lector went to Rich Hill the first Of
the week to establish an Office, which
he will occupy about Nov. 1st.
J. S. Brown aud son Alva, OF Los
Angeles, CAL, were pleasant callers
the last Of the week. Alva will re-
turn to his western home the last OF
the month.
Roosevelt finds bear tracks plenti.
full. President In high spirits and
hopeful Of bagging some large game.
Companion would not break Sab.
bath.
Railroad officials approve Federal
authority. Ripley, Hsrahan and
others commend Mather's idea ior
control OF centralized control. Ad.
dress called admirable.
Mrs. Henry Willard, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Geo. A. Csruthers for several weeks,
left for her home In Los Angeles, CAL,
on Tuesday. She will spend several
days visiting friends In Kansas City
Mr.. Slider from near Prairie City
met with quite an accident the past
week, says the Appleton City Journ
al. As We understand, he was step
ping from the platform of the cheese
factory to his wagon and fell for
ward, breaking three ribs.
| =
L. 8. Paddock's sale last Tuesday
was we'll attended, everything sold
high and MIR. Paddock is we'll salts
fed with the result. One span o
yesrling mules brought 1895, ant
other things In proportion.
Our old friend Joseph Smith, o
Pueblo, sends remittance for renewa
and says he never loses interest II
the doings Of his old friends ant
neighbors back In Bates county,
which he rightly designates the gar
den spot OF the world. He announces
for Bryan In 1908.
The business men Of Nevada me,
Monday and organised q bushes,
mems league, and adopted strong
resolutions against local option anc
declaring their intention to fight III
adoption. Several hundred signet
an agreement to oppose the measure
at the election.
The remains Of William West, {
fyoung brakeman, who was killed o.
Carthage Thursday By q train, wa
brought 10 Butler and carried out X
Johnstown and Inferred in the fam
lily burying lot In that cemetery
Billy West was we'll known in Butle
and had many friends here. He wa
q bright boy and its tragic death 4
regretted.
Our people are having q little ful
at the expense Of W. F. Hill, man
anger Of Hills Cash Store. he &C
cepted DR.. Hicks prophecies for 81
exceedingly stormy month and CAV
fair warning In one Of bis big adver
Elements which adorn TIE TINE
pages. II cleared up that day ant
has been Ideal weather ever since
Mr.. Hill says be has gone back OF
Hicks.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-10-17

Kansas City on Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Orr aud daughter, Miss
Irene, left Monday for Lswton to
visit the son and brother.
Misses Maud and Lora Fisher.
Kate and Wayne McGsuehey, spent
Sunday at the home of W. ]. Bard,
In Homer township.
Wenotice in an account Of the sale
Of the National Bank OF Urich that
our old friend Walter B. Morlan be-
comes the President OF the new bank.
Mr.. Morlan is a splendid business
man, of high character and strict in.
tegrity and he will prove no dead
head IL shat financial institution.
8. j. Farmer, one Of Bates county's
Industrious farmers, won first PRE-
MUM on sucking mule at Nealy
Scrsnton's colt show at Mayesburg
Sunday. He then sold the. mule,
which is only Ave months old, for
800 so Does 1t pay to raise mules?
1t certainly "do." Creighton News.
While working with a cream seper.
ator Wednesday evening ]. W. Black
had the misfortune to get the third
finger OF bis left hand in the wheel
tesring portion of the flesh and
nall of. The finger was amputated
at the first joint yesterdsy,-Merwin
Clipper.
Alex Cameron is fitting up his west
side barber shop. He has put new
linoleum on the floor, enlarged his
bath room and added a fine porce-
Ian tub, painted, papered and put
the shop In fine shape, Alex says he
is here to stay this time. He is sat
isaed with his roaming after false
gods.
The latest Information from coun-
ty treasurer Bell Is that he was able
to leave the hospital on Wednesday.
Mrs. Bell Is expected home to-day
and Mr.. Bell will probably be home
the last OF this week or the first OF
next. This Is good news to Billy
Bells many friends over the county,
who have watched his case with
great solicitude.
]. W. Lewis, a prominent citizen
and old settler OF West Point town-
ship was a pleasant caller an Satur-
day. He ia serving on the petis jury
but went home to Sunday with his
family. Mr.. Lewis Is an influential
Democratic worker In that section
and his name IL often mentioned In
connection with good county Of
fee.
The Appleton City Journals Rock
Vile correspondent says: The Coach
Horse Co., Of Rockville, held colt
show Saturday, which was we'll at.
tended and much admiration was ex-
pressed for the fine stock exhibited.
The colt Of Wesley Robinson carried
off the blue ribbon as the finest colt,
and J. W. Anderson took second
prize.
The writer recently visited the
cemetery at Butler. Through the
efforts OF the ladies OF the county
seat, the grounds have been greatly
Improved and bsautifed. The large
stone gateway and iron fence, just
built BY them, is Of permanent
character, will stand for ages as a
monument to their labor OF love.
God bless thsladies. They do things.
Hume Telephone.
The Post-Dispatch says: "The
average Missourian, be he drinker Oh
abstainer, Is not concerned with the
private or personal habits Of hit
neighbor; but the majority Of Mis-
sourians, both drinkers and abstain
ers, are opposed to the dramshoE
when It is conducted as q dive, as II
frequently is In the country, or wher
It becomes perspiciously potent
factor in politics, which is often tht
case in the cities.
The Boise citizen., 1907-01-04
THE SMOOT CASE

The month will witness the determination by the
United States of Senator soot right hold his says
Goodwins Weekly Those who protested against his election
believe that they have established their and feel that he should
be osted from his exalted position They have made charge that
he personally poygam Their ground Of contention is first
that his election accomplished by the interference Of the
Mormon church politics second that his Obligations apostle
because the Mormon church. organization itself hostile
the United States government and seeks establish temporal king
dom upon the earth and third. that Snoo while poygam
himself condones and the poygamou lives Of
his associates in the ruling body of his church
Able speeches support Of these have been made the
within the present month by Senator Julius c. Burrows Of Mich
gan chairman Of the committee which investigated Snoos claim
his and by Senator Fred r. Dubois Of Idaho member of the
committee Gente living Utah. who familiar with the
tion believe that the logic Of these distinguished
nconiroyeab and unable how be answered
by sopsy and absolute Misrepresentation Of fact
The Smoot has been aggravated recently by the Of
Joseph Smith president prophet and reveaor Of the Nor
church. and Smoot ecclesiastical superior the charge of
habng with five President Smith pleaded guilty and
fined $500
President Smiths power the Mormon church is absolute He is
looked upon by his $4,000 followers including Smoo Gods
regent eaan nalible prophet of the Almighty He testified
Washington Smoot corroborated hntat his
necessary before codd become candidate
The proeants against Smoo believe that upon this showing
alone Smoot should be ousted
The Boise citizen., 1907-01-04
NEW CITY CHARTER

The people the confidence the
committee that preparing charter for the city Of Boise and
the proposed changes the government of the city should be
freely discussed Whether changing not there
growing desire for economical city government Taxes in
Boise higher than they should be they fall with great
heavine upon the people that all permanent improve
be paid for BY special evies and still the regular
high Just who what is blame of the questions
the people would like have and being important
issue, Of course, is overlooked by the daily press.
There is growing something doing the
city election and that partisan politics will
figure the result The people Of Boise loyal
city and purpose that the be free from graft and shall
be the nteest of citizens The importance consideration
of the proposed charter therefore that
oyerstated BY all let the charter be presented
public press before being considered the legislature
AS single Of Idaho sproducs
The Coeur dAees aoe produce much lead annually the
tire country Of Australia than all Of Mexico three
half times much England, five times much Italy,
half times much France and than much
Greece Austria Hungary Turkey Canada Japan Sweden
South America and Africa combined Only foreign
rpa output Spain doubles Germany goes about
10000 better These computations the output
Of the world for 1905 may be hope the
alone will excel all foreign countries the production of
five years but with railroad Murray up Beaver
and Eagle creeks it is among the possibilities for the districts
with rail transportation will speedily add large yield 1t win be
proud day for the Occur dAnes when shall achieve
triumph 1t all depends early railroad construction
The appointment Of clerks has many legislative
hat ue appointment OF Single woman OF
hesed reputation must reflect the deserving of
character who appointed The Women Republican club Of
Boise the womanhood to see that no unworthy
woman receives appointment at this session Of the Idaho ega
One friendly senaorby single made S3O00oo0 Wey-
ehaeuer timber syndicate And the bosses propose Idaho
shall send Weyerhausers attorney the the article
relative the trade worthless
ermnent for valuable land made By the Wyeraeuser company
-
Don't overlook the fact that the wear 1907 brd see Rosa ~
direct line Of a tanscontinena railway. IA
The Boise citizen., 1907-01-04
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winter pears; 20 acres alfalfa and
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Improved, Io-room modern house,
hot and cold water. bath; groom
house; windmill with pump and
wood saw; woodshed, ice house.
2 large barns, large corral. Every
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