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The Delta independent., 1907-01-25
Cory Newslets.
Especial CorrespOndence.)

Mrs. W. r. Lyle visited the sch"
one day last week.
T. J. Harshman visited the Sch
Tuesday of this week.
Born Sunday, January Goth, to NJ
and Mrs. John Godfrey-a daughter,
James Coffey, son of f. r. Coff"
returned home last week from Monta
J. S. George drove to Delta Tues
evening to attend lodge meeting
Knights of Pythias.
Mrs. Jake Lemaster and daughr
Bernie, spent Sunday with her sist'
Mrs. W. J. Brewer.
Orville Taylor of Paonia bough'
ranch of 40 acres of Pen Myers
81, 900. Mr.. Myers will work it for d
other year.
W. S. Haswell arrived Saturday f
Denver for few days stay for
purpose of looking after some on
work on his ranch.
| f. F. Hubbard and wife left TIL
day morning for Boston, Mass, for
purpose of getting treatment for N
Hubbard for rheumatism.
Robert Cunningham returned Mon
1 to c. S. Gibbs place after a mont
tour thru northern Texas; but he q
appointed US by coming back alone.
James Beezley departed Mondny
an observation and cultural tour 4
the South and East. He would dec
after reaching Pueblo whether
course should be first to New Orlea
or direct to Washington, d. c. for
purpose of being present in the Matt
al halls of legislature while Congress
in session.
The Delta independent., 1907-01-25
Notice.

The County Treasurer is instructed
to collect. by issuing distraint warrant,
all;Personal Taxes for 1905 not paid by
Feb. 10th. 1907. Please pay up and
save extra expense.
J. +. BECKLEY,
5l-52 County Treasurer,
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IN A PERSONAl. WAY.

Harold Ennis, of Coatesville, has
been visiting Walter Ennis and family
Herbert Van Sewer spent Friday in
New York.
Frank Bnter visited New York on
Friday last.
The Misses Elizabeth and Sara Ely
are at Atlantic City for a week.
Miss Florence Bainbridse spent
Tuesday in Philadelphia.
Lambert Reed spent Sunday with
his family i'll this city.
George John, of New York, visited
relatives IN this city over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. ashbel Welch, Of
Philadelphia. are spending few da :
in this city.
Edward Parker and wife, of French
town, spent Sunday with relatives in
this city.
Isaac ). Roberts and wife. of N,.w
York city, recently visited Charles
Roberts, and wife. of Mouth onion
street
Miss Liilie Sa!ter, OF Trenton, was
the recent visitor Of relatives in tins
eltY.
Mrs. Caroline Jewell, of Taulan,
Conn, Is visiting relatives in this
city.
Miss Mary Young, Of Mddletown,
Pa, is visiting her sister Mrs. Percy
Reed
Joseph q. Lear, of Lafayette Col
lege, Easton, visited f. +. Lear and
/ family. patt of last week
Miss jean Richardson, of Trenton.
visited relatives IN this city ON Thurs
day aud Friday
Miss Blanche Finger visited rela
tlves III Newark aud New York on
Saturday aud Sunday.
Mrs Mary Baldwin aud daughter,
Marjorie, of Tauan, Conn. are visit
ias relatives III this city.
John hughes aud William Anderson
Of Lambeelvlle, were recent visitors
IN MOrrisYiIIe, Pa.
Mrs. George Linsley IL entertalning
her aunt Mrs. Margaret Smlth of
Titasylle.
Miss Bessie Smith OF Rosemont is
spending week at the home of her
brother IN IambertviIle.
Samuel s Van Horn sailed from
New York on Saturday for Summit,
Florida, where he will spend several
months for his health.
Fred Finger will leave this city
on Monday Tor Houston, Texas, to
enter the office Of The Houston Fire
and Marine Insurance Company.
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Conover. Nclll. Williams. ln,el n,.

Conover Nrl5.. Williams =ll,=,al Nv.
Wilson. I5bn Xaryis C.aar,., =, =
Lynch. ,ari Nalian ,,rt,,,,i.. -,
mena Fryi,pe "a nar ,,,,t WV 80 -,
Grace Nallny NIari,, paa3;,,' 90" r n''''g :
son, Jennie Nvres ,5nira1 800, lt,.,,
NIoorar -. iauei H'fs
Aubrey SIM. Violet unl,'an,E, NJ ~ ~,
well, Helen LYONS. DoneIas Paw, w, Cariz.
hun, Fay Goodfenow, Ena rarnrn RnLs,t
Justice. John F0nis Iay7 ya, W., =.
Eye. Hazel EavarJ
NJ" Graa,-g5 nor conn .,,1 ,y,,. ra,t,
eripe Carr. a. Graz. SIN, p,,ss.n -
Elizabeth Miller. Jennie Crnginsl, an ~,
cent. and under u, Flossi, Have. sor, rinI1s
Thomas Howell, Hannah LARSON. IJa oy,,,,
Anna l.. MORAN. Mildred Montponsry T,ti,
ina Howell Martha Seyt1,r, Ra,tri,o ,ra,t.,,
l.,}Gc Mettler I'm. 1T lI,f,.,,-b,. ~, g.,
,1.h Josn,.6 =St5.I=,-,, NJ.
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Death Follows Loss of Mr.. Smiths Eve

pNdAD fuhuNS luSS VI MT. SWltn I've
As result OF injuries sustained to
bis eve last March, which. eventually
resulted III blood poisoning, Matthew
Smith, aged T. years. OF lambert
vile, died at o'clock las, evening Ut
81. Francls hospital.
lie was employed by telephone
company ucar pIttshurg ind hud his
eye knocked emit 10y IL cham breakiu.
He was taken Ia n hospital IN Pitts
hnrI and had hs ininties treated.
soon after the operation he went to
Trenton and stayed at tile home
81 his sister, Mis- Budget Gaal
field, 3f2 Union street. LATER he re-
samed lis work with tue telephone
company. but was forced to eve il
up about tive weeks ago because he
feared that blood poison had set in
He again returned to Trenton fol
treatment HIS condition becnne
Critical Thursday and ne WIS renewed
10 tue hospitut, where he sruduallv
grew worse until death came
Besides his sister, he is survived
by Il brother, Peter Smith, of Perth
AmhoN. lntetmeut viii be at Lam
heftyilIe under the direction Of Car
mody y Magure today Hednesday.)
The death OF Mr. min viii be u sad
blow 10 Mrs Gaulield, ~ she only
buried her husband Friday morning
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ST0CKT0N
NeXt holiday Feb. %

~ II lttii'tttN I W.
Eggs dropped 10 two cents apiece
aud hens on strike
Miss Edith bilts WIS n visitor in
Trenton lasi week.
Miss Adu Reading Is spending some
time with relatives nj Frenchtown
Mrs. CIar1 T Hunt has been visit
iu1 relatives III Lnmbertyilc
Miss Emma Woolvtrton was II re-.
cent visitor III hamhertvillc
Miss Minnie Johnson, who has been
il#the ptst Two weehs, ia improving.
Edward Johnson spent Sunday with
his mother, Mrs. Sara Johnson.
Mr. aud Mrs. Vim Lines were yisi-
tors 10 bambertYiIle, Friday.
Miss Corn Snyder, of Rosemont,
has been visiting hen sister, Mrs John
s. Wilson.
Mrs. Philip T. Rockafelow recently
entertained her sister, Miss Nellie
Silverthorue
Mrs. Andrew Larison and children,
OF Phillipsbutg, are visiting ut the
home of Mr. aud Mrs James Moore.
Miss A Ia Hendricks was II recent
visitor nj the 3=rne Of her arenta, Mt
centre Bird -
IIawley GcIu, Of Sandy Ridge vi
entity has been Il ute i'll the past few
days.
Mrs. Harry Xan Cleve. of Milford,
was n recent guest of her sister, Mrs.
VIM. p. Mason
1t is reported TINT Horace Todd
Will move from the Buchanan farm to
VIM He Her at Sandy Ridge
Mr. and Mrs Frank Whitlock of
Grover, were visitors ut the home of
Mrs. Catherine johnson last week.
The Rev. aud Mrs William ! Bone
are EN- ertainiHg the lattei's mother,
Mrs. Hunt, of Stony Brook.
Mrs. George Moore, of the Sandy
Ridge vicinity, is spending several
weeks at the home Of her son, Hart
Moore, IN West Amwell
Mr.. and Mrs. William Warman and
children were guests Mt the home of
Mr., aud Mrs Edgar Melick, Of Rose
mont, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Hof, of Cen
tire Bridge, aud daughter, Eleanor,
were recent visitors Mt Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Cases, Of Sandy Ridge.
Miss Clara Ent has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Ent, Of
SerGeontsvile.
Miss Auna NJ. Barber, of Philadel-
pha aud Miss Lizzie X Barber, of
Lambertville have been visiting their
sister, Mrs. John W. Smith
Mrs. Sarah Johnson, of Centre
Bridge has been visiting at the home
Of her son, DAVID Johnson, at Lam.
bertvile
The snow storm. although not as
uutl ~ III HtpIit HttAlOllS, Ituuettu INC
roads almost unfit for travel in some
I places.
Many cases Of grippe are reported
in this place and vicinity, aud the doc
tors are all kept busy. The weather
the past week has been most Hnfayor-
able for the sick, aud if it continues
damp and foggy no doubt the grippe
will spread.
The special meetings conducted in
the Presbyterian Church during the
| past week were we'll attended consid-
ering the inclement weather. At the
Sunday morning service special music
was rendered by students from Prince
ton. The meetings will be continued
this week.
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Some time last year IN Il serial
Verstied form entitled ".rhe Roosevelt
Bears" appeared in the pictorial section
OF the Sunday edition of the New York
Times. The bears, however accord.
lng to the story, were endowed with
human attributes and were ready to
see the sights and engage in all the
seasonable sports. The production
struck the business sense Of a toy deal
er, resulting in ordering from German
toy manufacturer a large number of toy
bears 1t was n lucky stroke of bust
ness genius, for there is no telling
where the craze will stop
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Brothers Death fastened ataI Attack

Mr. Mary HwomeN aged -,
widow OF Cornelius Tweaev, died ii
her home, 40 Bridge street, FRIDAY
morning. Heart tronhle was the
cause OF death. Her brother Joha
Riordan, died at High h ids, Thurs
day moruIng and II is thought tho
knowledge OF her brothers demise
caused IL attack which resulte.
fatally. She was the oldest of lam
il8 ot seven children, the first death
Ia which WIS TINT OF nef brother.
Mrs l'Womey leaves three children
Cornelius \ Nora aud Catherine
all Of tins city. Timothy Riordan, Of
ButtonWood street il brotaef. Mrs.
Iwomey had wide circle al
friends, her atfeetIenate nature en-
bearing her 10 all " he knew her
She WIS = deyaut member of -.
John 5 l. Z. Church, being lie oldest
Rewholder III the clutch. She VAS II
member of the RnSeY society. The
funeral was held iii 81. J0hu'4 Il G.
church At 9 30 Tuesday morning With
a requiem high muss latermoat N
st. John : cemetery
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Anent the shortage OF cars to handle
the vast freight traffic of the country,
one exchange remarks that the trouble
seems to be that the railroads only
have enough to take care OF the traffic
III Democrat times.
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voaylets in the Ohio penitentiary
evidently have a "soit snap" Their
stunt OF daily labor is eight hours, and
all they make over that time is placed
to their credit and paid to them at the
end of their term. 1t is stated that
many convicts make from $50 to 500 Il
month. Enforced good behavior is an
excellent thing at times.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-01-23

Nearly five thousand trees have been
set out in Newark by the Shade Trees
commission since it was organized.
The commissions work does not apply
to Newark politicians and their labors.
There Is no need OF its work in the
shady line.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-01-23

The Illustrated lecture on Egypt,
by Colonel Lewis T. Perrine, before
the kalmia Club and few of their
friends, Monday evening was paftlc-
nlarly pleasing. The Informal man
uer Of the address and the clear pic
lures on the screen. taken by himself
added personal touch extremely
attractive. The audience fully APP
preciated the treat given them.
The Rev. W Gordon Jones, who
has TILED the pulpit of the First Bap-
tist church so acceptably for two
weeks will preach next Sunday.
Morning service 80, subject, LOT. "
Evening service at 40, subject,
DAY of Days" Mr.. Jones will sing
a baritone solo, entitled, "Till He
Comes and the choir will render
"'Diadem. Everybody cordially in
yited to al services.
At the annual meeting Of st.
Agnes Band, in the parish building
of S. Andrew Church, Friday eye-
ming, the following officers were
elected; Director, Mrs. Lambert
ReadingI assistant director, Mrs
John NJ. Snowden, treasurer, Kate
Buchanan; secretary, Agnes Cooper
treasurer of flower fund, Mrs. John
Snowden. collectors. Mrs. Snowden,
Mrs. William j Schanck, Miss Muir iel
Sehanck, Miss Elizabeth W. Sproat,
Miss Agnes W. Cooper.
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NtW HOPE AND VICINITY.

NEW HOPE AND VICINITY.
JOHN IIngley, of Bridgeton. has
been spending some time with Charles
rempleton.
\ herd Of l6 cows belonging to Ed
ware Funk, near here, affected wit
tuberculosis, was killed.
Mrs. Frank Cerrigan. Phillipsburg,
N J., was the guest of her parents,
G. Scarborough and wife last week.
Mrs. Martha Hnmbleton and Mrs. ! i.
G. Hnmbleton spent few days last
week in Trenton.
Charles Gorson aud wife have been
spending some time with felati YES
and friends in Philadelphia.
Henry Hungary wife, and child and
William Member, vile aud daughter,
Of BndSelon, We're tho guests of
Harry ios and family recently.
Mrs. II, Il. Bundy, Of sydney, \
T., was the guest OF postmaster,
Belts and family last week.
Isaac Van Pelt, wife aud daughter.
witnessed the Inauguration of Gov
ernor Edwin S. Stuart ut Harris.
burg, ON Tuesday of lust week.
While working i'll the Union Paper
Mill Wednesday morning Lewis Ash
ton Ind Il finger severed from hia
nand.
Gardetle Maglli has accepted II pos
ition nj the Pennsylvania Railroad
shops nj Trenton.
Miss Margaret Killian, of Newtown,
was the guest of Michael Brahan and
family recently.
Mrs. Susan Clymer has returned to
her home in Roxbero nfter spending
some time with relatives here.
The Democratic primary election
viii be held in the Town Hall on
Thursday, january 2ith, nj :. 80 +. NJ
at which candidates for the following
| Offices will be nominated to be voted
for Mt the February election Three
conncilmen, two school dire ctora, IA.
SCISSOR. Judge of election, inspector,
oyerseer of poor and auditor.
Clarence +. Muirhead, Of Trenton,
aud Miss Maggie j. Monisey of this
plnce, were married at Pennington,
n. j., on Saturday 5. they Will ro-
side in Trenton
The mauy friends Of Rev. y. W.
Jiol lineef, 81 Patksbutg, formerly
pastor of the Presbyterian Church, of
tins Plnce, will he pained to know
TINT lie has been critically III with
dirhtheria. It's with pleasure TINT
we hear he il conyaesceni.
Thomas Aud, who resides on the
second floor of Middletons building,
fell part way down II flight Of stairs
Monday morning OF last week. His
head and face were cut aud bruised
considerably, although no was not
seriously hurt
Surrounded by her children, 10
grandchildren aud 90 great grand
children, Mrs. Teresa Saxton, Of New
Hope celebrated the 90th unniversary
Of her birth at the home OF her
laughter. Mrs. Jacob Prickett. Mrs.
Soxton looks much younger than
she really IL, aud has just finish
ed making II quilt containing 1856
patch es.
Tho regular meeting of the Cli-
zens' Literary Society was held IN
Stintsmau & Hall, Friday night. tn,
Newhope Orchestra furnished music
for the occasion and the receipts alter
the actual expenses Of the evening
We're deducted, we're donated to TINT
organization. Tho program follows.
Music, Newhope Orchestfu; essnv,
Miss Annie Kelly; recitation, Rev A.
W. Griggs; vocal solo, Miss Van
Horn; address. Reuben N. Price.
music, orchestra; hi weekly, Miss
! Margaret Mclean; music, orchestra
Grafton, Alberi Regan; music, orches.
ira.
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lambertviIle Public School.

Report of the LambertviIle Puhfic
Schools for the fourth month end
ing Dec 81, 1906,
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Is LAN3ERTgILL5 RECORD
JESSIE f. PERSON. Editor.
WEDNESDAY, IN. %. 1907.

li'EDNFSDiIs IN. g, 1907.
Buy your coal Of Geo. W. Massey.
The oldreliable-M AcKAY's bread.
Good for breakfast, dinner. sup
uef bread made from THOMAS Flour.
Ask for and insist on having Lam
bertviIle Pufls. Best cigar made any
~aere for the money
Can you use rubber sinnp ia
yonr business Let us know.
THORNTON, 70 Bnttonwood street
For monumental work, 20 10
i#v X. Kramer, Corner BRIDGE
aud franklin streets.
Secure eenfentment through the
baPp1 Hedium of a "Hambertyil8e
lal. Insist ca having the genuine.
Do mol iaii To see Mrs. farley 4ud
tas lannon's wax Wotks III the First
s'zetjst Church, L8iobett, le, lanu-
4A a4t5 Admission, u cents
ltfst lass Fifa iasa ance on!
~ one le4''hS companies = ne VOL
siis.5' q =''53ae3l4hed= aseHet IL I Z
21=4l leA @'ta"lIts.
/. II. hoLceMRE.
he members Of Nashfngt, !
CAMP. Ne. 1, 20. ). OF \. ARE maj
tus Preparations to celebtIte Nasi
lhstoh bifthaay IN their natl ret
lUa'S
NJ. D54.tasEi, fseeatiy rummit
tel Ia the State Prison from Il
county on charge df selling hqHor
without Incense ms uee1 assigned
- tue makt84 OF shirts.
About twelve hundred people we're
served 1T fhe Columbia Fire Co. +, SUI
per held last "Wednesday aud Thurs.
dav evenings. The company expect
20 elear about Si)o.
Mrs. 5a4fey viii exhibit her fam.
oas WY WuHas in the First Baptist
church, LINN 1ertvIle. on "Wednesday
evening. January 30th. Do not fail
toSce tacu. Admittauee. Il cents.
i4,aEefiziTIa : q -fi4fofIattecs
,ems5e,f,s aecf5,a.a3 q H.. PSF onieo
fa}= the yyeeL ena,no lam ~ ION,
Henry aI,ap
Melville Maford.
3. Il. MAckAY, z. NJ.
Ez,ak y e;,sot a,4 NJ var..
AhlIef va,e no,taa IN n,rrt,.o 1t the
b4ne#.stEs#a,Ila .5,,sr - e,s,ofI
and rfaah!ss tets - F,iday eve.
u05 I'm ROY II 3f5eK4hfin
,a4tat. af M. Fn.zf Pses6yterio9
church, aiItfmine
The body af Mrs MHyA Bcakes.
il former resident Of this CITY. was
Thought here From TalisingtoH, Pn.,
Monday morning. Funeral services
with requiem hI4h mass were held at
- Johns i Z Church. iaiher
William Lynch, enieating. Inter
meut III IT Johns cemetery De
ceased was Fl years Il age.
f,f4b,ta, : ut,.iz .l4..l n bl4. home
Ia Nlapfeloir F.se1 canoty an Monday
nTfa,- am itlgess ~ ...v.,..i ,i,,s=a ~ tho
o5,e.a{ n ,a,qs Tho f,.nn,as wa,e
br,o4l,, 6a5=o. .g5ur..la,, marninq ana
,at,.,se.I j., l,i1e,,t.9 camete,v An
Han ,,.4 heruao ! farm ,bnnt tLraa
5,Ie5 f+at, Ills cit, ,,al ,f,orw.,z1
moved T., Voufersi,
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Says woman writer: "Man i,
plain necessity" We hope the men
who strut around, feeling like luxury,
will see this.
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Mrs. Thomas Hall, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. J. w.
Carroll, Jefferson street, Tuesday af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Hall is
survived by two daughters, Miss Han
nah Hall and Mrs. Carroll
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Adolph Snyder. an employee of the
Raymond Rubber Co, Of Titusville.
met with serious injuries while at
work ono day last week. His left
hand was caught in the mass Of rub
Der passing through the large sheet
ing rolls and was quickly drawn into
them. But for tho presence Of mind
and prompt action Of Walter Hoskius
and William Haney, Mr.. Snyder
wonld probably have been crushed
to death. The young men caught and
threw him bodily to the other side Of
the rolls with such force as to break
the Imprisoned hand loose. leaving
-four fingers and thumb in the rolls
He was removed to Mercer Hospital
at Trenton by Albert Tlce and vii
liam Haney and attended by DIR. /. +.
p. Turner, when the injured member
was ampntated. Mr.. Snyder seems
to have been peculiarly marked by
fate for misfortune. having only
last summer lost his wife and sou by
drowning.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-01-23

a Bound Brook coal dealer an
nounces that he has, in advertising his
wares, cast bashfulness to the four
winds. a coal dealer in Elizabeth
seems to have overcome his moral shy
ness without blowing his trumpet. He
contracted to furnish the schools sup
ply at low figure, and then gave short
weight
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A fine rooster belonging to Reuben
Horne, of Middle Springfield town
ship which had escaped he Ratchet on
Thanksgiving Day, Christmas and
New Years Day, committed suicide
by hanging on Wednesday morning.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-01-23

Being patient under criticism is more
or less pose.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-01-23

Ask for the Best Bread Mac
kAY's.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-01-23

The Junior Fund Of the Mount
Carmel Baptist Church will hold a
Little Queen Contest on January 80,
The children are selling tickets and
anyone may buy as many as they de-
sire. One ticket will admit you to
the ent ertainment. At
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The Trenton Trust and Safe Deposit Co.,
26 AND 20 WEST STATE ST.. TRENTON. n J.

Receives money deposit in large and small AL
lows interest and pays customers checks the
national bank
The payment OF interest to deposors not thing
with Since January i, 1890 have paid 5000 7222l
interest deposiors instead of keeping for
surplus.
; per inactive and u per active account
Use the safe deposit vaults your vauabes and
anxiety
safe and convenient place TO which you invited 10
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-01-23

Iiey. Thomas i. yassar, y. D.,
formerly pastor Of tho Flemi ngton
Baptist Church, now resident OF
Elizabeth, expects TO complete fifty
years in the ministry January 30
next. An observance Of the anniver-
sary will he held in the South Baptist
Church, Newark, January q to 20,
DR.. Nassnr will preach on tho morning
Of Janual y, dealing with remni-
SCIENCES d hIs life. Tuesday following
which VIII be the anniversary Of his
ordination Will be marked by exer-
cises at wilch addresses viii be made,
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Retains its moistnre-- MAeKAy's
bread.
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~
plain necessity" We hope the men
who strut around, feeling like a luxury,
will see this
\ magazine writer has found man
who is richer than Rockefeller. >
Poor old Croesus Nobody thinks OF
HIM now
With the Rothe hilds fighting the
Standard Oil company,the general pub
lie can assume the attitude OF disintcf
csted spectator
Another labor trust is looming up IN
Chicago. \ bonus OF $500 for 4 baby,
$500 tor twins and $500 for tnplets is
the offer made by the Central Fedora
ton OF Labor OF that city.
Gustav AreZys2ewski, of Jersey
city. was hauled before the Court Of
Quarter Sessions i'll that city on IL
charge OF selling pint of heerski to
Anton 4owsehunit2ski. OF course
he wasn't guilty but he stands for II
dose of lailski MI the same.
This earthquake bogy mans beating
around our bushes inclincs US to just =.
little nervousness. First he was busy
out in frisco, then down in Chill, and
At latest accounts in the West Indies
And all within i year!
The Lehigh Valley railroad stock
holders believe that railroad, like {
man, is known by the company ii keeps
They have therefore supported then
board of directors in keeping Lehigh
Valley stocks OFF the New York Stock
exchanges lists.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-01-23

A man may have the courage Of bis
convictions without having the coin.
Cas- ties in the air are too apt to have
material convictions with fortunes in
the gutter
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-01-23

An Illinois jury says man with a
gun and dog is not hunting unless he
has killed something. That plea
wouldn't work in Jersey. But the boy
who was hauled before a justice in the
same State and fined for fishing on
Sunday, though he put in the plea that
he wasn't fishing as he had not caught
anything, would so scot free in Jersey
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-01-23

\ magazine writer has found A man
who is richer than Rockefeller. J"
Poor old Ctoesus. Nobody thinks OF
HIM now.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-01-23

The Perfection Of bntinq Mac
KAY bread
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-01-23

In the secret and lraternal orders
Uncle Sam has varied collection to
draw from as there are IN the United
States more than three hundred and
fifty secret orders, brotherhoods and
sIstcrhoods, containing over seven mill
ION members.