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The Penn's Grove record., 1907-12-06
PENNSVILLE-

Joel Jenkins, has rented the
Geo. W. Hewitt farm in Warrington.
Mrs. Mary tanning, who. has been so
seriously i'll with pneumonia, is on the
road to recovery.
Mrs. Sarah Davis spent a portion OF
last week visiting relatives in Salem.
Mrs. Lucy Baker and Mrs. Lizzie How
ell, of Bridgeton, were Thanksgiving
visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. John Peter
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Stewart have left
their home here to spend the winter with
their daughter, Mrs. Frank Biddle, OF
Washington, D. G.
Mrs. Anna Callahan has returned to
her home here after having spent three
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Margaret
BTandriff.
T Elizabeth Whitsell, of Whining.
tor over Sunday visitorrwitl
Mr. William Hannah.
n 4 Taylor and children Of Au
IN 4ver Sunday tors v
UT t.E
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South Jersey News

A glassboro canning concern ba3
up 625, 900 ms OF tomatoes and Il
cans of sweet potatoes this year.
About a hundred have professed
version at the big revival in III
NJ. E. Church, Woodbury., and TIL
fractions are so great as to cIos|
skating rink.
The iron fencing between the
at the Woodbury. stations al9
railroad are being replaced witl
ones. 1t is said that in wet wealth
iron fences were electrified and
dangerous to passengers.
The several years controversy 0
new high school building in Woo
has been settled by the city council !
priating 100000 for it.
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AUBURN

John Livesey Of Philadelphia has
been visiting here.
Miss Martha Wood has returned to
her home in Wing Lane after a visit win
Mrs. Mary Floyd.
Johr Given was given a surprise by
about fifty friends and relatives on his
seventy-fourth birthday on Saturday
Nov. %.
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Badly Mixed Up.

Abraham Brown, of Winterton
T., had a very remarkable expi
he saws: Doctors got badly mix
over me; one said heart diseas
called it kidney trouble; the
blood poison, and the fifth stomaf
liver trouble; but none Of them )
me-; SO my wife advised trying !
Bitfers. which are restorig me
feet health. One bottle did me
good than all the five doctors
scribed." Guaranteed to cure blo(
| 500, weakness and all stomach, NV,
kidney complaints, by B. Arete \
| druggist, SOC.
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E. B. RILEY
Blankets and
COmfOrtables

COm10FCaDleS
Afew special numbers. Large
size Comforts, white cotton,
sanitary filled, fine sateen
covered, special $3.50, $500
and $3.50.
Blankets, extra heavy, full
size ia, white and gray blank
cts, with borders, special price,
$3.50, $500 and $3.50.
Dress Goods
Very stylish and serviceable
are these goods. :,
54-inch Imported Herring
bone Serge, very fine material,
$1.50.
50,inch Imported Herring
bone Cheviot, special $l.00 a
a yard.
500 yards Wool Dress Goods,
Sc inches wide, we're 50cand59c;
for 29c a yard.
Silk and Wool Crepe de
Chine, 40 inches wide, allshades
original price Sl.25 a yard re-
duced to 89c yard.
Cotton Fabrics
These goods are way below
their former selling price.
2S-inch Montrose Suiting,
dark patterns, were 12Hc
reducedto I l-2c. a yard.
Silk ginghams, in a big range
of patterns, including dainty
checks, worth Csc; reduced to
l8c a yard.
Fiannelette; special lot fan
nelettes, % inches wide, for
Saturdays, selling, SC a yard.
Outing Flannel about 20
pieces; all good patterns, were
ID 1-2; reduced to 10c.
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CHURCH NOTES
BETHEL METHODIST PROTESTANT

BETHEL METHODIST PROTESTANT
Rev. H. R. BLAcKwooD, Pastor
Quarterly love feast at 10 O'Clock,
preaching at 10.30 subject 'Our Father"
Evening subject, ga new dress and rhat
it cost"
Bethel NJ. P. Sabbath school will hold
their Christmas entertainment on the
evening of Dec. 25, 1907.
ST. PAUL's METHODIST EPISCOPAL
]. Ward Gamble, D. D., Pastor.
Five were baptised in st. Pauls Church
last Sunday evening and fourteen new
members received.
DIR. CANDLES Sunday morning subject
will be "The Great Command" In the
evening he will begin aseries of eight SER
mons on a wild career that turned out
we'll. These will be of special interest to
young men. The first will be on The
Loadstone."
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NEW JERSEY & WILMINGTON FERRY co.
Steamer Ulrica.

Time table in effect Sept, 80. 1907:
Week days.
Leaves Wilmin gton, 500 a. m, SEQ, p. m.
Leaves Penn's Grove, 1000 a. M, 500 p. m.
Saturdays.
Leaves Penn's Grove, 10 a. M, 5, Ppm:
Leaves Wilmington, s a. m, ), 6.l5 1890 pm
Sundays.
Leaves PENIS Grove. 1890 a. m 5.
Leaves Wilmington, $50, a. m. l,3G, p. m.
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A Dangerous Deadlock

that sometimes terminates fatally, is IT
stoppage of liver and bowel functic
To quickly end this condition withoe
disagreeable sensations, DIR. Kings New
Life Pills should always be your rem
edy. Guaranteed absolutely s~atisfac.
tory in every case or money back, at B.
Arete Johnson's drug store. 25c.
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BANQUET FOR BRYAN.

William Jennings Bryan will make
another address i'll Wilmington some
time after January II and after the
speech he will be entertained at a ban
quet by the Democratic League. Some
OF the members of the organization were
inclined to think that the Nebraskan
had sighted the club, but it developed
that Bryan informed John &. Gray that
he would come to that city again IN
January.
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Heret Good Advice

Wooleyer one Of the best k tAaown
meIants of LIE RaysviIIe, n, III says:
fIf yotTe, ever troubled with pres i, APP
ply Bueklen's Ara Salve. 1t o. me
of them for good 20ye fCures
every sore, wound, burn or abfa 25c.
at johnson drug store.
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TVENDUE
x SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE ON

III ~ RODA ~
cupied by the subscriber on the
.ricktOwn to Auburn, lmlle iron
place, the following personal prop
S4HEAp. Black horse Dan Z VI. old
Il rse Pete, Z yr. old. This team
24O0 lb. are perfectly gentle anu
rs. Tom and Dick brown horses :
old, and as a farm team are nara 10
head. some are fresh and others
On. also one fat bull.
to 10 weeks old q
BILE sets work harness ana z
SIFMFN-S-Mowing ma
sedder, hay fork, Nth.
spreader, set truck shelyings
SO two-hOrse BisSel ploWs,
gang pillow, Acme harrow
lrrOW. broad cast FERTILIZER
iers. flour mill, marker, farm
and etc, also 2-horse tread
5 portable Lambert gasoline
Champion ThTesher. WI
new, also l6-in. Ross foddel
81 as good as new, circular say
Ter and belts for the same ais,
&c quart milk cans and M
AN
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ACROSS THE RIVER.

1902 acres of land fronting on Della
ware Bay and on Mispillion creek have
been bought by a wealthy railroad con-
tractor, Frank Greece, of Gilltown, Pa,
on which an Italian colony will be
founded. Thirty with horses and cattle
have arrived.
The Delaware State Building at the
jamestown exposition has been sold for
$500 to w. L. Torbert, OF Laurel, Del. 1t
cost the State $1,000.
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ADMINISTRATORS'SAL
A Valuable Truck Farm
SALEM COUNTY ORPHANS COURT.

SALEM COUNTY ORPHANS COURT.
of John Nc Carson, IN lNSOLN ENVY
deceased;
The SUBSCRIBERS. administrators of the goods
and chattels, rights and credits OF John Nc
Carson, deceased, by virtue of an order for
sale made in the above stated cause by the
Orphans Court of the County OF Salem, bearing
date september, 18th, 1907, Will offer for sale
at public vendue in front Of Odd
/ Fellows Hall in the Borough of Penn's Grove,
Salem County, New Jersey, on Satuad the
seventh day of December, 1907,
SATURDAY, DECEMRE
,,etw . hours OF II NJ. an wit
~ tne following prOperty,N
I Tie go5luable truck farm OF the i2te tolmi ne
from Penn's Grove to Pedric own, laying be-
tween said road and the Delaware River and
adjoining lands of Edward d. Turner, Horace
Borden, estate of TheOphiluS Paullin deceased
and David Wiley. This farm contains about
seventy acres Oftillable land and about twenty
acres of pasture. 1t is in a good state OF
cultivation. The house is new and contains
Is rooms. There are two new out cribs, two
new hot houses, one Stone, and the other out
buildings are usual and in good order. There
is a good wharf on the place; There is a
peach orchard Of about four hundred trees, a
| large a pple orchard and many fruit trees OF
various kinds around the place. There are ten
acres of strawberries in bearing, five acres
come in next year, being anew bed. all of the
best ~varlties Twenty live acres are down in
CIONGl anu IilllUtH9s 1Hlo 10 lnC odihO ldhu
and premises conveyed to said John MeCar-
son. now deceased, by George H. SutterlY &
Tx. by deed dated Jany, Il. 1898 and recorded
in Salem County Clerks Office in Book No. 81
of Deeds, folio SIC &c.
This farm will be sold subject to the lien of a
mortgage for $500, held by David Wiley, inter
est on same being paid to date OF delivery OF
deed
Conditions at Sale.
LYDIA A. McCARSON
ALEXANDER j. MCCARSON
Admrs. &c. of John McCarson, decd
Dated November, It'll. 1907
T.G billiard, Proctor. 1855
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SPECIAL SALE on Post Cards. Local
views of Penn's Grove. 8 cards for SC.
A fine line of Birthday cards. All prices.
At B. Arete Johnson's. y
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Notice to Creditors
Salem County Surrogate's Office

ENIAIE Ut pAhAH a. HAUA
Pursuant to the order of Loren p. Plummer,
SURROGATE OF the county Of salem, made on the
plication of Benjamin English Administrator
OF the estate OF Sarah A. Hagen d deceased, no.
tice is hereby given to the creditors of said de
ceased, to exhibit to the subscriber, admins
TRAITOR as aforesaid, their debts and demands
against the said estate under oath or affirma-
tion, within nine months from the date of the
of their actions therefor, against the said sub
ar BENJAMIN ENGLISH
Administration
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WOODSTOWN.

&c. 3-Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Coles cele-
ed their 18th wedding anniversary
Ioy. 30Gh after congratulations, the
is were invited to the dining loom
~ fine supper was served.
ont Wee DIR. and Mrs. F. j..
Mr.. and Mrs. French Moore,
i Mrs. Chalkley Haines, Mr., and
! idwin Borton, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
i an, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Borton,
. md Mrs. Levi Prickett, Mr.. and
: Edgar Moore, MI. and Mrs. Henry
J III MIR. and Mrs. Linwood Borton,
d Ma. Joel Borton, MIR. and Mrs.
CGIA Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Davis.
NJ Charles Horner, Mr.. and
I 5C&deritage of Mickleton, Mr..
II Is. Moses Paulding of Daretown,
( \ Mrs,-John Gaul OF West Phila-
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Building lots for sale on the lower sideof 81
win Avenue So per foot. Payable blythe month
or on your own terms. Deed will be gives
when paid for. Good water and dry cellar.
1l-S SARAH j. BARREL
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VE3D
VIII be- sold at public
WEDNESDAY,. DEC,
at the residence of the subscrih
farm. near HArIisonville IN
5nWEP n MECH


at tba residen& e of the subscrih
farm. near H5arrlsonVilIe III
LOWER PFNNS NECk
township the following personal pf
STOCK-EO Grey mare Maud com
old in foaA, good worker or driver{
horse Pr:me yrs. fine horse double \
t3l gray morse Doc 7 yrs. old perfectly
GOOD worker and driver, (4) bay morse
Yrs. oldB good to work or drive, . gooo
heifer Coming 2 yrs. old very ,pr0mlslnt
ling C&uernsey bull, Holstein bull call,
WAGONS rMiPLEMENTS, &c
Heavy wagon 4 inch treaosS Denny m
heavy wagon nearly new narrow Teauidn 5
rnnning order MAJ ket wagon in goou c0hoH
cart 8 inch tread P9ny maze, m5a l
buggy good as new, McSv
machine in first class
mick horse rake, nearly
new last spring ;Smooth
plows one-horse plow gang pf0o nS@4., new
2 cultivators, Planet Jr. cultivator, weeder
marker, corn %cloVerer nearly new, sweet potato
hitler, fodder cutter, corn shelter been used but
little, set shelving, stalk sled Corn, 100 baskets
forks. shoVels. hoes and other articles toe
tedious to mention.
HARNESS-2 sets double harness. 2 set;
carriage harness., cart harness, nearly new,
set fly nets, double set half traces, set YOKE
straps collars. brides, lines, haIterS, sc.
100 BUSHELS OF CORN
Sale to begin at l P. NJ. Conditions at sale
Geo. Elk, Auct., FRANK f. ARMSTRONG
II. B. KeaSby, clerk. ll-29-2t
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RE.OPEEED
,l.Last Sunday

"Old thing are passed array, behold all
things are neup 2 Cor. 5:l7.
Search the 5criptures--John 5.3S.
Tim. 3:l6ENum. 1880. kings 6;l4;
7:lO-l1. Kings lO:4-7; 1874, 1o,ll,l9,l6;
1917; 1911. Dan. 1:s; 6ss.l6; 3;6,l2,l4.
Luke l4:2S-29 6.
The formal reopening Of Emmanuel
Nj. E. Church, to which additions nave
been building for six months past, tooK
place last Sunday. Rev. Ii. W.. Bolton,
ID. d., of Wilmington. preached a the
morning service from John 3.l4, AS
Moses lifted up the serpent in the wider,
ness, even SO the Son of Man be lifted
up" HE spoke of the church represent
ing the faith OF the people and also OF
the blessings, which the church gave.
Hym4s $50, 661 and 666 IN h new
hymnal were sung. Psalm ~ was
read I lid the lesson was from Heb, III;
1926. John higgins OF Colllngswood
salpg a solo and his son Ralph presided at
tlle organ.
The Pastor read a statement OF the
building expenses. The cost to date mas
ibeen $7042. So, not including the memorlaI
Windows which cost about Sl,0O0, ana
tthe pulpit furniture, which had been pre-
Scented. Subscriptions last spring were were
$~announced as $500. Cash received ", Zoo
Borrowed $500. $4,000 were asked Tor
The subscriptions at the morning ser
yyice amounted to about Sl,Spo, lhcluuins
$500 pledged by the Ladies' AID
In the afternoon, after Sunday schoo
s ~service Rev. j.. w. Camille, spoke OF
bow the church,o OF God in ancient time
stood onr f Tabernacle beins
The most cdst 'ne 9 among tlI'
lsraelites o1Sa sSiy ouilalnl nipple and thu
pnO0ern cathedrals -
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Collectors Notice T
Notice is hereby given that the annual State
county and township taxes of the township OF
Upper Penns Neck for the year 1907, have been
assessed and the tax duplicate delivered to me
for collection and the said taxes are now pay
able to me. And unless the said tax is paid
by the 10th day of December next, the names
of all defaulters will be declared delinquent
and the taxes will be collected by prosecution
with cost.
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ming. lid
Friends cemetery.
aac Turner has gone Wyoming to
relatives.
; and Mrs Cooper Coles had a family
ring on Thanksgiving Day. Those
int We're, MI. and Mrs. Samuel Moore
family, Mr.. and Mrs. George Kirby
family, Mrs. Mary Kirby OF Piles
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Moore,
! halkley Kirby and son, Mr.. and
Ancill, and Miss May Biedert OF
delphia.
and Mrs. Horace Wiley, of Col
wood; Mrs. H. Gsell and daughter,
snsas; Mrs. Lydia Coles and Mrs.
,heth Cooper OF Woodstown. ROSE.
70 Mo Austin who fell a month
~ her hip is recovering a.
X } expected for one eighty
sence of tAe families of TIL
PARTIES, go Alice Bortor
Y Joel Borton, a well-know
ne Society of Friends, We
ank Ridgyay, son of A
muel A Ridway, on IL
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Notice to Creditors
C Cu~~noakoc Office

CaIEm OUuHLy OUIEOSuCOo OEHICC
ESTATE OF ISAAC LEWIS PEDRICK DE-
CEASED
Pursuant to the order Of Loren P. Plummer,
Surrogate of the county of salem, made on the
sixteenth day of November 1907, on the appllca-
the will annex of the estate of Isaac Lewis
Pedrick, deceased, notice is hereby given to
the creditors of said deceased, to exhibit to
the subscriber, AdministratOr as aforesaid,
their debts and demands against the said es-
tate, under oath or affirmation, within nine
months from the date of the aforesaid order,
or they will be forever I ed OF their actions
therefor, against the saia' subscriber.
wtSzzaSF With tut ~
Dated Salem. NJ. Noyembe
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Cement WOrk.
BuiIding 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 u. TURNER.
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otate al New Jersey, County OF saiell
T. ! John Oh HARE, JR.. Cashier q HAL II
named 4 bank, do solemnly swear n1 I
sfatement is true to the 3 Z ben p q ny Z I
as Subscribed and sworn toDefore ni0'
day Of Dec, 1907. notary
b. d. LIE
CoRREcI- JOS. G.
L. Il. HI
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Any &tr, WITS,
Mary ColesAMrs.
sabeth Smell 'sNGer,
CHI, Mrs. Caroline
sirby, Mrs. Lottie
rp of Sharptown,
oxborougb, Mrs.
VA thorough, Misses
v les, Helen Wrig
n b Rig.as Mabel
IN b, Francis and
Phoebe English,
B, Kate Sickler,
a and Sue Coles,
wildwood, Miss
n, Mrs. Rather
IT Philadelphia,
Philadelphia,
Sesburg Mersrs.
Isaac Coles,
and Mr..
Hill.
Saturday
from the
Tuesday
made il
An 49,
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No. 1887.
Penn's Grove National Bank
AT PENIS GROVE, ~
In the State of New Jersey, at the Z o
business. Dec. 3rd, 1907.

Iii Unt ObdbO VI = Hsyf
business, Dec. 3rd, 1907.
RESOURCES.
Loans and acknowledgements. @ 366
0verdrafts, secured and unsecured 80
II s. Bonds to secure circulatlOn,' 200
Premiums on y $. Bonds ..-. S3
Bonds, securities, etc........' ol
Rapking house, furniture anu IA
me fTam National Banks (not re-
serve agentS..........
nre from approved reserve agents
weeks and other cash iGemS...s"
Notes of other National banhc5l,als
fractional paper currency hioNo'
and vi
LAWFUL MONEY REsEKVE a q I0s 95
specie ITSo M
R~PeeSdeem1tion fund with is; Treas
nT nrer K ner cent of circulatloh}'
81
Total.
LIAHLITIES.
Capital stock paid nA.....
Surplus .nanses
Undivided profits, less EXPENSES
and taxes paid,.............ii
National Bank notes o~utstanulhs'
me to other National BanKs..ak
Dfndividlal deposits subject 10 checA
certified checks ra
CASHIERS checks outstanding
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'idCcl tile IlUucJ GdISoO 81 UhOlO
vould 40 mortgage On the church.
here never been one on it, i'll the
ixty- 70 years of his existence.
THE ENLARGEMENT MADE
Ado itions have been made to the old
rick edifce by building cement block
tructd Alres to both sides and to the front.
he Ell xtensions on both sides are fifteen
eet VI ide and forty feet long. That on
ca st side is divided into two class
Ooms 1 which are separated with folding
oors that Oh the west side into a IL
raryl and primary room. An octogon
ont iextends out twenty-eight feet and
pens NJ into the main room, the rear floor
Itch has been raised two feet. The
allery has been torn out and put
ne main audience room. The pull
IS been brought forward SO all organ
ccupy the recess and on each side
sed platform is for the choirs, The
and front open into the main room
Ind the whole will seat 800, making the
largest audience room in Penn's Grove.
The east entrance is thru a belfry tow
er forty feet high surmounted by crosses,
The west entrance is not SO high witt
: the battlement appearance OF a castle
| The sides are s~urmounted with a balus
! trade and crosses.
The exterior is hard wood finish. New
! bottoms have been put in the seats ant
: the cushions done away with. A steam
, heating plant has beg introduced. Ih'
second story front ca be used as a DIN
room and the roc lin tie tower
NN II No. !, inside
S,nnt. Whilg~ the additi6 to the
ednce the light, by open ali in
old audi y5torium ample. hm is
aed for the greater numater of per-
Who rarely attend services. When
sly completed and fully furnished the
W9iill be 1Iear, SIC, 000 instead OF about
= his announced before building be-
The maintainence will be double.
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Farm To Let
The ShultZ farm near Auburn, enanted by
n. Mattson. Inquire of Mrs. M. H. Eakin. Sa-
lem, Nj. IL Off
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CENT A O R COLUMN

Farm 10 Let
The farm near Pennsville. Apply to J. T
Turner, Pennsville. 12-6-tf
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at the fan
road from
the fOrfne
erty.
Hons
and Blao
will weig
last Wake
n 8 yrs.
beat.
w rs
Coming in
PIGS Sc
HARNE
sets of car
FARMT
chine, b
centurs
haf b
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FOr Sale
The house and lot corner of Harmony and
Franklin ST., PENIS Grove, now occupied by
ThoS. E. Hunt. Address John Denny, 2l20
Market st. Philadelphia, Pa. IL 22rtf
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Notice to Greeners
am buying laurel and have hanging Irvine
to sell. E.. S Harris 1-22-3t
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The
stleIl
8Atlie
made
Jury
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taoTe
pre-
d poi
r and
Ohnson
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-08

Pullman, Illinois. = Population,
1900. Fifteen hundred acres pur-
chased for sewage farm, but only
lao acres actually used. Cost items
are not given in the report, but it
is stated that the farm yields in
some years a profit of from eight
per cent to ten per cent
Colorado Springs, Colorado. -
Population in 1890, lilac. In
1891, the city being harassed with
injunction and damage suits by low
Ter riparian owners, entered into a
contract with the owner of thifty-
five acres of land, and paid him
$500 per year for five ears, he
agreeing to take care of the sewage
by irrigation, and in case the plan
adopted by him failed to satisfy the
lower riparian owners, the city
should take possession Of his land,
and use such methods as it seemed
best. The city also took an option
at a stipulated price after the ex-
piration of the contract. The re-
port concluded as follows: "The ir-
rigation, however, is said to be very
successful. In 1892 sewage vas
used on 25 acres, Is acres in mead
ow and alfalfa, and 10 acres in veg
etables. The crops produced have
been very large, and owing to close
proximity to market, the farm is
said to be a paying investment"
Helena, Mont. = Population in
1S90,s13,134. City purchased a
sewage farm of 40 acres for $6,10O,
and disposes of it's sewage by broad
irrigation. The farm is rented for
5000 per annum. Crops are vegeta-
bles and nursery stock.
Salt Lake City, Utah.-Population
in 1890, 44,834. Sewage farm of
1873 acres purchased in 1895, but
only 80 acres ploughed and Guilt
waited at date of report. Total cost
of farm to January LIST 1897, is
given as:
Land ............ $14,763.45
Ploughing ......... 273.42
Preparation Of surface 3,452.64
Total cost ........ 18,489.51
Total cost of hand
ling the sewage
for the last six
months of 1896
was 500 oe
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-08

Best prints. 5 and 6 cents.
Apron Ginghams 5 to q cents.
Fine dress glnghams 10c
Percales all shades 10c
Lace curtains from Soc up.
C%orsets, 35c, SOC and s1.OO
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-08
Mems Suits

Mems Suits
$500 buys a mans good strong
working suit.
$3.50 buys a good all wool suit,
strong and durable.
Mems suits up to $500, Hand tail
ored throughout, made from
the choicest materials. suits
that will retain perfect fit and
shape.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-08
Skirts

Three specials
Up to regular $500 skirts now 1895
Up to regular $3.50 skirts now $4.95
Up to regular %. so skirts COW 81 95
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Summer Wash Goods

A complete assortment from the
SC lawns to the finest wash fabrics
at Csc a yard.
Zoe to l5c lines of wash goods. the
most extensive we have ever shown.