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The Penn's Grove record., 1907-03-29
HOME HAPPENINGS.

Good Friday.
Easter will be celebrated in the Church
es on Sunday.
Shad Fishermen are busy getting ready
to leave for the Bay.
The members of Emmanuel Church
gave their pastor a reception Tuesday
evening.
Finest line of Easter novelties, candies
baskets, rabbits, and storks, &c, at
MAYORS bakery. 22-2t
Several houses in PENIS Grove are
without tenants since the exodus to
Wildwood took place.
Congressman Loudenslager has sent
some seeds to the RECORD OFFICE. Those
who call may have m package each.
The catch OF carp in Salem creek the
past winter has been small and the fish
ing would have boeu Improbable but for
small fish caught.
Several shad were caught at Hope
Creek on Wednesday. The steamer
Admiral, Capts. Denny, brought about
fifty to Penn's Grove on Thursday.
Some were sold for 81 each.
The first shad caught tins season near
Penn's Grove were taken cut of the
Delaware River on Wednesday by
William Brown and William Whitaker,
OF NortonviIle, when they lifted four.
Thursday morning they caught one.
Easter eggs named free OF charged at
MAYORS bakery. 22-2l-2t
Under charter to load a large cargo of
explosives for the Panama Canal the
Swedish steamship Disa arrived at Thomp-
on Point, n. j., on Monday. She is now
taking on the largest corgo of dynamite
that has ever been shipped to the 18TH
mus, and will leave this week for Colon.
A large force of workmen are wheeling
about a foot of vegetable matter off
the bottom of the Dancer mill pond in
barrows, so it will not contaminate the
water to be used at the Carney Point
Pnwder Works. About eight acres will
be gone over. The pipe line is to COM
pleted by June 1st.
Souvenir post cards of Penn's Grove a
speciality at Johnson's drug store.
For SALE-Twelve bicycles for from
6 to SIS. j. K. DUFFY. \
NoTICE-On and after March %, l will
cave on the z 80 train instead of 10. 80,
ally for Philadelphia. All business strick-
y confidential, Philadelphia office 1874
Market st. Phone 1896 Lombard, PENIS
Srove phone 24H. J.. X. DUFFY. SPLIT
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Across the River

Steel plants at New Castle are exceed.
ingly busy and are now running night
and day. The construction of a new
plant will begin in the southern part o.
the city in June.
AS the insurance regulations prevent
the DUPONT Powder Co. keeping OF
handling any powder in its new building,
Wilmington, the Rifle Smokeless Division
in which all the company's missionaries
as the expert rilemen are termed, are en-.
rolled, has rented a small four-roomeC
house brick in Pinkett's Court, adjoining
the office building, in which all the rifle
and revolver ammunition used by the
men is loaded.
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Damages for Confiscating Nets.

A verdict of $500 has been awarded in
the Philadelphia courts to Henry and
John Hansbury, fishermen OF Delanco,
n. j., for damages sustained in the con-
tiscation of their sturgeon nets by a
Pennsylvania fish and game warden two
years ago. The case was one of inter-
state interest, as the Jersey fishermen
were arrested for alleged violations OF
the Pennsylvania fish laws by fishing for
sturgeon, the taking Of the big fish then
being closed in that State.
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administrators, Notice

William c. HarbesOn and William W. Eng.
land. administrator of Benjamin. W. CheeS.
man deceased, by direction of the Surrogate
of the County of Salem, hereby gives notice
to the creditors Of the said Benjamin W.
Cheesman deceased, to bring in their debts,
demands and claims against the estate of the
said decedeHt, under oath or affirmation, with
in nine months from the date hereof, or they
will be forever barred of any action thereof
against the said administrators.
WILLIAM c. HARRISON
WILLIAM w. ENGLAND
Dated March 16, 1907. 3-22-9t Administrators
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PENNsvILLE.

Capt II. O.. Weber moved last Friday
from Churchtown to Courses Landing.
Joseph Shourds who has been South
during the winter preceded the shad here,
and is ready to buy when they arrive.
John g. Moore has moved from the
residence he built into the dwelling part
of his store. Charles Davis, who recent
ly purchased the property has moved
therein.
Rev. ]. Tower, the new pastor was
greeted by a large audience last Sunday.
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Executors Notice,

Elizabeth Gibson and William Diver Execu-
of the Surrogate of the County of Salem, here.
by gives notice to the creditors OF the said
William Gibson deceased, to bring in their
debts, demands and claims against the estate
of the said decedent, under oath or,affirmation
within nine months from the date hereof, or
they will be forever barred of any action there
of against the said Executors.
ELIZABETH GIBSON,
WILLIAM DIVER
Dated February 81. 1907. Executors
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Worked Like a Charm.

Mr.. d. N. Walker, editor OF that spicy
journal, the Enterprise, Louisa, Va says:
[ ran a nail i'll my foot last week and at
once applied Bucklen's Arnica saive. No
inflammation followed; salve simply heal
ed the wound" Heals every sore, burn
and skin disease. Guaranteed at Johnson's
Druggist. 25c.
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NEW JERSEY & WILMINGTON FERRY Co.
Steamer Ulrica.
Time table in effect March Is Laos,

Time table in effect March 2s. 1906.
Week days.
Leaves wilmington, 800 a. m, and SEQ, p. m
Leaves Penn's Grove. 10 90 a. m. & .O1 n m
Saturdays.
Leaves Wilmington, 8 a. M 8, 600, 10 30 D.. m
Leaves Penn's Grove, 10, a. M. 4. Tm N. m.
Sundays.
Leaves Wilmington, $50 a. M. ]. 30. n. m.
Leaves Penn's Grove, 1870 a. nj. 5p. m.
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How to Remain Young.

To continue young in health and strength
do as N. F. Roweu, McDonough, Ca, did.
She says: Three bottles OF Electric Bltters
cured me of chronic liver and stomach
trouble, complicated with such an unheal-
thy condition of the blood that my skin
turned red as flannel. / am now practically
20 years younger han before [ took Electric
Bitters. | can now do all my work with
ease and assist in my husbands TORE Z
Guaranteed at Johnson's Drug Sores Pric
60c
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Found At Last

J.. A. Harmon, Of Lizemore, West va,
says: cat last have found the perfect pill
that never ~disappoints me; and for the
benefit of others afflicted with torpid liver
and chronic constipation, will say take DR.
Kings New Life Pills" Guaranteed Salts
factory. 25c. by B. Arete Johnson's Drug
giSt.
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OBITUARY
GEORGE P. DoLBoM.

GEORGE P, DOLBOw,
a farmer died at Aura, last Saturday,
81 years. tor the past three years he
has been ailing with cancer of the stom-
ach which caused his death. He was a
son of the late George p. Dolbow, at
P%erkintown.
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Notice

COrnelia III. Louderback, Administrative of
Samuel r. Louderback, deceased, by the sur
r0gate OF the County of Salem, hereby gives
notice to the creditors of the said Samuel r..
LOuderback, deceased, to bring in their debts
demands and claims against the estate of the
decedent, under oath or affirmation. within
be forever barred of any action thereof
against the said Administrative.
CORNELIA H. L0UDERBACK
Dated February l9, 1907, Administrative
81 OF
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MARRIED

BRANDRIFF-KIGER.-On March 26.
1907, at the home of Mrs. Emily B. Kig-
er, at Courses Landing by Rev. L. o.
Manchester, Mr.. Arthur c. BrandrIff, to
Miss Rose j. Kiger, both of Upper
PENIS Neck Township.
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Executors Notice

James B. Ware, Executor of Hannah A.
Lester, deceased, by the direction of the Sru-
rogate of the County of Salem, hereby gives
Lester, deceased, to bring in their debts, de-
mands and claims against the estate of the
SAID decedent,. under oath or affirmation,
within nine months from date hereof, or they
will be forever barred of any action thereof
against the said Executor.
JAMES WARE
Dated January %, 1907. Executor
. Q OF
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WIDOWS PENSIONS QUICKLY SECURED.

Expert Pension Attorneys of 20 years prac-
tice will send valuable information and
blanks to widows ON application, by mail.
Write to us with stamp for reply. Widows
of soldiers and officers who served ninety
days in the Civil Wan are entitled to from IS
to $50 a month. Soldiers to $l2 when 81: SIS
when 20; $40 a month when IS years old.
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CHURCH NOTES
BETHEL METHODIST PROTESTANT

BETHEL METHODIST PROTESTANT
REV. H. r. BLACKwooD, Pastor
Sunday morning service will consist of
special Easter sermon and music, subject,
"The resurrection and What it e to
u.s." The evening service will consist of
recitation dialogues and special Easter
music.
ST. PAUL's METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Rev j. Ward Gamble, Pastor.
Subject Sunday morning at 10. 80, "The
Philosophy of the Resurrection Body
from the Scientific Standpoint 7.30,
EThe Extreme Poverty of Jesus"
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Building Lots For Sale.

On Delaware Ave. and Penn Street. All
these lots are high and water good. Can be
had at reasonable rices. For particulars ap-
ply to ASA G.. TURNER.
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No. 5387.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Penis Grove National Bank

AT PENN GROVE,
IN the State of New Jersey, at the close OF
business, March 9th, 1907.
RESOURCES.
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LARGEST, stock of wagons in South jersey
at Joseph S. Blacks, Sharptown, N. j.. 13-j-tl
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Building lots for sale on the lower side of
vim Avenue $3per foot. Payable by the mon
or on your own terms. Deed will be give
when paid for. Good water and dry cellar,
LIS SARA II j. BARBER
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My old business stand. No. 223 Main Street
Penn's Grove, both house and store. Can be
occupied on and after March 10th. TiIIie
Smith. . stf
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Distress After Eating
10 You Ever Feel az Though You Had
swallowed u Brick, Instead "a
t4tsst$5.S OF a. Meal gfs 81 Ms y

4s Tha t l,eavy,sbl GATED, tuf1ed-up,5 lead7}
like feeling "a which you d often expe-
frionce ufteri{eating q meal, lis positive
gce9f
coming weak and tagged out. Theres
Is a lack of gastric and other 4 digestive
juices, The food is no ion ger properly
digested and II forms q leayy load on
meal causes you mi sery Gand istress. ~
8s;1fl E you aretin this &condition,s IT means
that gu hayc$ dyspe III some form,
though you didn't realize; 1t. 4! M
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your Ia on til t8SWl u &surelyH develop into
worse forms OF dyspepsin and other
riOus result IT'S S,!s & ~
but that is'not5all,$ Tho sto mach is
|the.5hub,ofI the body Y and an, injury to
causes the Whole body to liter, n Tie
action ofst1e heart, liver and Kidneys
becomes slugsish.s The brain becomes
| innctive. b e he nerves become $unstrung..
| The only safe. sure. scientific method
| Of restoring y burr stomach to- Its
healthy, normal state is tosnse 3Stuarts
! !; tD'yspepsia Tablets, Which will act as
thus giving Your stomach q much
stIa art pIyspepsia Tail have TODD
used them and been cured. q Is ph ~ :
clans all, over the United States recon-
mend q ZEN, They are not Ia secret
remedy, They contain fruit#and veg
1tincture oft,l,ylrastis, golden seal 9l acT
tose. and pure$aseptic pepsin, vi 4 hes6
combined Ingredients will digest the
ecooarsest kind of food and do he work
JUST, rs well as 5sB any good 81 strong,
henlthy stomach will, d 5Ss
s&2sDon't take our word for It'll ASK
your slcian, 70 IN "a rrggi lot or any
4 0t ~ .I friends who may have 5Ised
don. even have to take their word for
Ind % ut for yoursel & Send T or d
q dr g. . sa'mnle !paclkag AND try llenl,
truth Then, II + you are satisfied, #yoll
\ can &C. to youl'SS n earest druggjs nn q
A FIJI s5u q accent u ruEEists sci
Write us free H Sam q \ Ia ,day,
i "a dress II. "A J. tuart Stuart
4 BID 81 Mnrsha rs NJ lcll, sls
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NIOMEN';S ALlXILIAF2Y WILL 5..'.
CONVENE HERE TOMORROW
Many Important NJ alters to Be Considered During
Sessions Continuing Through Fen. Days.
Official Program Of Meetings. Il

visitors. There are aboiif 1900 III THESE
expected. VIZ n !. II III s .g,ss !, IS
5fI8iExcursions to- 4 Williamsburg and
James town are projected for the fore
moons OF Saturday, October 5th and
18th. g 5s$ s8&3g5f
On the afternoon OF Tuesday octo-
Der Sth,ls reception will be given to
the delegates8 Of the Woman's AuxillarX
by Mrs. Stewart, u Of Brook Hill. 5$5}s
"a reception to{sthe.S Junior Auxiliary
will be given at i lie: lhisho p's residence
Friday, October 1lth at s r, N. .,is NJ g
The secretaryo Of the auxiliary Miss
Enlery,9o New y orls,S.. arrive An Rich
mond to-day and VIII be at \ the q ct !;
jferson Hotel sji$ 3S5 h 81 Il 5
al ID; Miss Stuart, president u and setre-
tary of the Virginia branch, who has
been the guest OF Mrs. y nj. 1: Boykin,
at No. " 419 East y Frank]insS Street, will
Join Miss Emery at the Jefferson \
IN Iollowi ngSs are the y o fl ciaI program
ana notes for the conventio Il
Notes.. S z NJ
Headquarters Of the Won1an's A,lxilt-
airy from October Cd to 1th, incluxivei
will be- at " Masonic Temple, From
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Of Wa.shlng ton. but engagements a


would, prevent. i4s &
s$t OnSthe return trip he reached wash
ington shortly beforeSs1 o'clock. THE
10 LORD Bisl1op was also compelled to give
up MS trip to the University OF Viz,
GINA, whittier he! expected I o 70 ti,is
ft'ernoon and deliver an address to-
morrow. y {. F - ~
g he Will leave at 10 o'clock In the
morning for Richmond, on the special
train carrying dozen or more dlstin-
gunshed bithops. who have been IN
washington attending 6asy,9nvent,oni
OF st.&Andrew's Bro ther1ood, or 4 akInx
part IN ceremonies incident to tho lam.
Ing Of the cornerstone or the ca thaA
dral OF St Peter ana TSt. Paul YES terl
day. Mr. ri Pierpoint Morgan, Who IL
stopping att the Airing ton, will bcys5 81
the party. ~. ri 81 s3
Morgan al Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. Morgan wentsto Mt. Vernon s IL
day In g private car. accompanied e J
Bishop Lawrence, 1t Massachusetts
Kew Dr. Huntingdon, pastor OF Grace
church. n. y, and Miss Amy Town
send. one of the regents OF tho Mt
Vernon Association. Bishop Gibson
and Bishop Tucker accompanied Mr.
Morgan as far asi}Alexandrta.
There was q blockade q short dis
euHGe Il. peioW Alexandria. caused by
spreading rails. ard 4 Mr. Morgan and
h I4 party experienced a. leng thy delay
before i hey 85reoched tho home OF the
FATHER OF His Country s5s1 S55 ss
Mr.. Morgan Is stopping at the Ar
Ling ton He was at tho laying OF the
odrne r-stone OF tile athedral yes
terday and deposited a check In the
contrib ton plate. The III size Of n the
donation is no. known. B He ID roveS back
to the city after tho morning service.
and when lie returned In the nfter-y
noon he had one OF his handsome col-
lies seated by him IN the scarriag sc.
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Is g. 2. ~ III
PHOTOGRAPHERS TODAY;
Association OF vir8tntaEAnd the Caro-
8 Isl 835a Jlnak 10 a kae nlhle. }Tsi t

S 81 n OR FOLK. September as q. II no de-.33
cennial sessi onS OF the Photo graphers''a
ASS ociation8 II Viz inia and the Caro-
llnas,$ r. ~ Il Peterson; OF Spartanburg,.
81 O.. presiding 8, will be sir in Blunt :.
Ing's Hail. at Brewer and Washington.
Streets, tomorrow IA morning v a iss 10
o'clock. Tho pro gram includ esS an ad Y
dress OF welcome by President Harry
st George Tucker. OF the Jamestown
Exposition. M 5ss
The session to -morro W morning Will
include the annual ddress ISL OF the
president with the reports OF the sec
Rotary and treasurer, 81 for the year 81
On GERS Will be elected Wednesd day or
THE year, and the next place Of meet;
ing Will be- chosen
E Thursday will \. be 1Photographers.
Day q t4 the Jamestown 10x POSI- tion.f5sSR4
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.B0l LED Nit KsklLLS CHILD
rhe Luctcnl \ Fluid Scale. sT,vO-l enr

The I.uctcnl Fluid ;scnld. TSO-Y ear-
Old Fatally ii I'M p
S CRANrQN r Sent elnb o.,
EheSibol 4 tlic-milk prde err issuad In the
interest OF the public hea1th has res
suited III one Leash q he i'm lis ~ e.
$seph IIennon,5 the p-year- Of 4 3 olEs 81
Mr. and Nj rs. sT ran k lennon, Of Dun,
moro, and lesfwa scalded II atll$ by
the overlapping ot Y 3stl y esl With
S9SsIneo lie liz Roafd 81 Health has saued
tho, orders, Mrs. Lem III has II al thfully
fobserSed tn en- Saturday " The placed 9
Sand3then placed It on the tai ble 4 to cool,
fiji la n q out, OF Il la room tho
Chi d6seixcd shpl IA q OIL nd ,ver4
tarDeii he an, he con ten t FscAll ng
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PIANOS:


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i. II lS a !: single d L ma
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p e 81 f.; piano plan @. t'rl,I
J, have 8 ma De ~ the stien
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4 the world Of. tInuslo as
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ahighestS grade: :tss,,a a ii II
Call or write forrourS
especial catalogue and
n. SiSst.prlce list and also in.,
formation regarding our
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No coffee u equal quality can Be.
sold ii this town tor the same pFice,
whether It be sold out Of a bag ora bin,
81 under some romantic Trademarks
Is gu may tell them you know and that
Arbuckle Brothers, the greatest coffee
dealers III the world, will stand fort
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;lzlk $50 J }1t27zzzzlf

ates taking the place Of the prin
cipal d delegates, are referred to this
cOnlnli ttee for their {l1)Droy va | 6& III lt'
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TIL We ! Their

- W NJ
II Forecast Virginia Fair Tuesday
and wednesday,; light north 81 to north.
cas- WINDS. /; IS II s5 s5 "
rs North olina-F Fairs Tuesday and
Wednesday,: winds Il mostly northeast
and ght to fresh. II {ss3 hi /.
CONDITIONS YESTERDAY.
F1ltichmonds weather was clcar and
cool. Range OF the thermomoter:
& al. M ~. x. IS r. Nj.
10 N. 60 9 T. Z
: r. M. ~. ~. Ga midnlgllt,....81
yor age y. !. ... 90, H.
Highest n empora ture yes terday3.z Z. :. "A
Lowest temp - yesterday ~. g 5 .
Mean /. temperate y sterdajy .}.:: !. IS
Normal temperature yosterday.,fE.. !. 6
Departure from normal TEN erature n
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COLDS,

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I CONDITIONS C lll d yesterday
CONDITIONS 8 in 2lalPoR1ANT CITIES
4 (At IS r, u stern Time

" 49,, 40. Z. y x
Place.
Asheyille, NJ CT.
Augustas,!:;s.. i!
.Atianta.sGa,. ..,.,,i !.
Buffalo. y /,
Chicago, Sill!
Cincinnati, ,O.'::i6,l;:
|:NalYenpo.rt ,.,:,s.,
[Detg!o!lt..l5;: Mich ,.,,, (,
EHattte'ras, \, Gil,
Jacksonyille q I.
Kan sps city \.
New t,l.r'llennss.,,S,
3OKlAnOWA sC!tYpi
lPittsburg, Pa
IRalelghi
! Savannah Il,
norfolk, iVa,s,,.,
l!'aHl7nfpn, Fl
/ ,ytsshlngton M, y
4 W'1lTinEton M. n
| Yrilo%stoHe., N
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~ 4 " yS ID ~ III
sun !. Il; rises sos;
,Sup Sc IN B b;64.
Moon risen 2i;44I.4Ii
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An Attractive Speaker.

An AtractlVe Spchke z.
I'll The address was greatly enjoyed.
The Lord Bishop is most pleasing
speaker his enunciation being very,
distinct and his pronunciation Is very
much that OF any Virginia clergyman,
The Bishop said after the address lie
had hoped ITO be able to visit the tomb
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n fact that there
much wine at q
Of the judiciary
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.aler:5s;,I s.. IN he Nv rld

ss:-.axiRRUcKLEs Ets osy CIV ctty,
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: Hotels Full Of visitors.
q Hotels In 4 Richmond fairly swarmed
with clerical and 81 lay elegates and
visitors o:sthe Episcopal Convention,
which begins with thosSdedication and
;consecrati ton Of the Church Of the Holy
Trinity this morning al Of them com
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

Z October 1901.
81 7s.SHIGH8TlpE, !,
Morntng,,.' I
Evening, 1874
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J ut the bishops
} at the Judges
eXclalln ed the
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Chan red Iii. plans. 1.

The plans Of the lord bishop for a
visit to the seminary underwent q COM
plete change overnight When he re-
tired last night the public though t he
would arrive at the seminary this az
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~. sCdTReIller.}G uEltcQ yOILeEInG treasurer
Of the New Hamp shire Branch, presid-5
ing: sgs 3,l s5 h. 5,sS II, 59
1890 A NJ" i j u hoard of Missions;
and &Dducat ton, conference with the
kev. T, is T. Smith, oduca ttonal secre-l
taary Mrs. II opkins resident 4 OF the
Chicago Branch, presl ding. II. u ,};5
II n N g. mis- sionary Of terno on in
General Convention. Sunday school
conference All Saints Parls h 4 II ouse.
u: NJ TO ~ 80 Pm NJ. and a:3o Is S
M. III i d! I'D
N N: H i isttori cal service III Au
|ditoriunl.p OK " { y 81 q s B
October nth, Friday.
a, Il NJ. THE Little elpers@ Of he
Babies Branch. introduced! BY Miss
Mary Il, Hart; president Of the 3Ba bles'
l3rasoch, lin Western New ork3 , ;}8
10 80 a. FL M.--"Oui' Juniors inat the
M isslon Field conference witt, the
Rev. Dr., Lloyd, tary Of the B GARD
Of Missions. Mrs Barton. presi dent
| cf the Virginia Juniors, presiding. i,
! 33f!s: 20 to q 100 n: NJ. SC Dur Junior, Vol-
unteers and in Training,"$a conference
With the secretary Of # the Woman 9
Anxiliary, Miss n Lee, score tary Of
tile Sbutli Curolina Branch presiding.
Tea to juniors, etc. y$$ M 5.5 i
5 s 90 tor 7:0o4Io. M.--Recep tion to Jus
or32AuSil larry alt Bishop 6 ibson's;s 90s
Park Avenue. q Az
Sunday IjS School conference, II
Saints Parish II louise % ~ IN M. 4 ~ to
l2:3o M, 3; 80 to P, NJ fs5 T ub-
lilo mass ting. /. OF & Sund az III school
workers q All Saints Church,gS ~ NJ;
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Write us ortS;s \, eea Sanp 81 TO-DAY,
Bio q Marsha vi NJ lcll. rs,
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asis;as,,used
faithfully

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-17
SAYS OLD man
KEPT A HAREM
LUKA PAALUHI, SEVENTY YEARS
OF AGE, SUES HER AGED HUS-
BAND FOR DIVORCE.

Luka Paaluhi, a native Hawaiian
woman over 70 years of age, is named
as libellant in a divorce suit institut-
ed against her ancient spouse, who is
said to be past rs.
The bill was filed in the Circuit
Court yesterday and is an extraordi-
nary document in many of its allega-
cations. The complaint says that she
was married to John Paaluhi about
twenty-six years ago, and that during
a good deal of the time her husband
has made their home sort of harem
in which she was obliged to share
his affections with different other wo'
men. She mentions one Kealiiwaha'
nuku, now deceased, and one Ana Ma
liza, a negress, who at present is
sharing the home.
The bill further states that al
though her own money was used to
build the home they have occupied,
the defendant has recently allowed
the younger woman to drive her out
The husband, she says has an income
from rented property of $457 per year
besides being still able to work, and
she asks for alimony of $50 per month
and attorneys fees.