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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-01-01
vIDEND NOTICE.

THE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK
Mount Holly, N. J., December o. 1906
The Board of Directors have this day de-
AIRED the regular semi annual dividend of
hree (S) per cent. and one ID per cent extra
payable on and after January 2, 1907
JOHN b. DAVIS
Lee ~ Cashier
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WEDNEsDAY. JANUARY rs. 1907.


between the hours of twelve O'Clock and five
o clock in the afternoon of said day (to-wit, at
two o'clock, upon the premises at Palmyra,
Burlington county, New Jersey, all the follow
ing described lot or piece of ground, situate
in the township of Cinnaminsoa, in the
county of Burlington and state of New Jersey,
and bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at the northeast corner of CHINA
mfnsOn avenue and Charles street, and ex-
tends thence northwardly along Cinnaminson
avenue, two hundred and siXty-two feet to a
corner of land late John NJ. Wallace; thence
(2) parallel with Charles street along said
John NJ. Wallace's line to the West side of
Parry avenue; thence southwardly along the
west side of Parry avenue, two hundred and
sixty-two feet more or less to Charles tstreet);
thence westwardly along Charles street TO
the place of beginning.
Being the premises which Elizabeth Toy, ct
al, by deed bearing date February I'D, A. ID.
1871 and recorded in the office of the Clerk OF
the County of Burlington at Mount Holly, in
Book is of Deeds. page 4l4, etc, granted and
conveyed unto said William Rush Wallace
in his lifetime in fee, and of which he died
seized. Together with all and singular the
| hereditaments and appurtenances to the said
premises belonging or in any wise appertain
| ing.
| The above lands viii be offered as a whole
and also in building lots, the dimensions Of
which will be ixed by the conditions of sale
| ERNEST WATTS,
| Special Master in Chancery
| REGINALD BRANCH, Solicitor.
| Dated Dec. IA, 1906. Prs adv. fee, $1,000
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dividend NOTICES.

THE UNION NATIONAL BANK
Mount Holly, N. j., December "A, 1906.
The Board of Directors has this day declared
a semi annual dividend of four "a per cent.
payable on and after January2 2, 1907. Checks
will be mailed to stockholders for dividend
S. l.. TOMLINSON,
Dec 29 Cashier
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kH RIGS
King Street Phone 6
Mill Street Phone 81
ReII phone lam.

We begin the new year with
a fuller determination to please
our customers, not alone in
price, but also in quality.
Granulated Sugar, SIC ID.
RICE. White, flinty grain,
best Carolina rice, Ioc.
CHEESE Full cream New
York State cheese, rich and
mild, nc.
COFFEE Two good ones at
a medium price; Lipton's and
Caraja, CSC, both in one pound
tins. Other good cofees at IS
and 2oc.
SHAKER SALT.-A very fine
dry salt, for table use only, in a
neat, handy package, Ioc.
SOUR KR0UT, Heinz's make,
SC per at.
KITCHEN BOUQUET. A liquid
extract for Aavorlng soups,
gravies, etc, 25c per bottle.
SOUPS. Campbelrs, Heinz's,
Snyder's and Franco-American,
Ioc to $50 per can.
MEATS. - Our sausage and
scrapple are the best that care
and material can make. In Sc
lecting our meats and poultry
we take the best of care.
Phil. Karg,, M M & &. A nsi s
MOUNT HOLLY
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VALUABLE FAIRY.

By virtue Of an order OF the Orphans court
of the county of Burlington, in the matter of
the application for partition of the real estate
of which Joseph A. Jones died seized, made
on the first day of December, 1906, the sub
scribers, icom missioners duly appointed by
said court. Will sell at pnblic Xendne. ON
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BY virtue of decree of sale made by the
Court of Chancery of New Jersey to me d.
rected, in cause therein depending, wherein
Caroline H. Wagner is complainant and
George Wallace, ct al, are defendants, bearing
date on the eleventh day of December, nine
teen hundred and six, Will sell at public sale
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address
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4 West 22nd Street New York Civ
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
Houses and Lots

By virtue of an order of the Burlington
County Orphans Court, dated September rs,
1906 the subscribers, administrators of Kate
Greenwald, deceased, will sell at public ven
due. on
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HENRY GREEN w AL
NOMMIssIoNEKs SALE or

1NtIIIIIIINLIdItlIs, NCs
of Kate Greenwald deceased
SAMUEL w. SHINN, Proctor.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.


December %, 1870
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
REAL. ESTATE.

December 10, 1905.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
CRANBERRY BOG
SCORE AND DWELLING

by virtue OF an order the Orphans Court of
the county OF burlington, in the matter of the
partition OF lands and real estate late the
property of Sebastian Greenwald, deceased
made on the Fifteenth of December, 1906, the
by said Court, will sell at public Vendle. on
-
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nvIDEND NOTICE.

Dec. %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-30
But Conservatism is Still Much in
Evidence in Business
Circles.
MILLS ONLY FILLING ORDERS.
No Accumulation or stocks Permitted
--Retail Trade shows More
Activity.

New York Nov 29.--B G.. Dun a
Company's Weekly Review Of Traie
tomorrow will say:
Confidence Is returning but conscr-
votlsm is stlll much in evidence, cs-
pecially in manufacturing Mills and
factories are only operated 20 hn or
dcrs, no accumulation a. stocks being
permitted pending more settled con-
ditions. Some idle plants have all
ready resumed. however. and in many
cases there are ample contracts on
hand. but work Is curtWlcd because
customers request delay in delivery,
as funds are not available for settle-
ment. These concerns expect 90 have
machinery In full operation when tho
money market becomes normal: sew
eral are preparing 20 resume after
Jan. ]. Retail trade e more active.
sales OF holiday goods experimenting
dealings Ia staple made merchandise
and some western cities report that
wholesale houses are receiving orders
OF usual size from country merchants
FOR spring delivery,
output Of finished steel products has
declined still further and more pig
iron furnaces are idle. but the sent-
ment is not demoralized at leading
cCrters, and some idle plants will re-
sumo next week. Prices remain CONF
paratively steady. although in many
cases figures are wholly nominal ow-
ing to the absence OF new business.
There IS little demand from tanners
ana hides accumulate Ia all positions
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Any way he look al A. is good
home and some men don't even take
the trouble 10 get that. It's peculiar
too, when the matter OF obtaining a
home Of your own rs so easy as we
make H. Now you know We have just
built "a lot OF fine modern homes up ON
Ninth avenue and we are selling them
on long time payments, which really
equals no more Than rent And that
isn't all.
We have the CLANS IN hand 60 build
another hundred thousand dollars
worth IN the same vicinity and we're
going 10 sell them on the same terms.
only when they're finished a year from
now theyn cost more than the homes
We are now Offering, because tho car
line VIII pass the door by that time ana
there VIII DO many other improve
nsents. Go up 90 ass street and get
the keys 10 these houses so that YOU
can see for yourself how nice they are.
then come in and lot ~ explain tho
terms.
Salt Lake Security q Trust Company.
02-3t Main street
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MOSES THATCHERS VIEWS.
Logan Banker Returns from Visit to
ChicagO-PrOspcrity In Cache.

Hon. Moses Thatcher president Of
the Thatcher Bros. Banking company,
has returned from an extended visit 10
Chicago where he went for medical
treatment His heath, though not fully
restored, is considerably improved
While in Chicago Mr. Thatcher con-
versed with some Of the leading finan-
Cial authorities In regard TO present
conditions, and he found a general feel
ing that the worst had been passed, and
that the resumption OF currency pay
monts might be looked Tor M any time.
Some OF the strongest banks and ablest
lnancicrs OF the United States are To-
Gated in Chicago, and Mr. Thatcher
thinks 10 not unlikely tint the banks
there might agree tc resume currency
payments, and shipments 20 cores
pondents even before New York banks
were ready 20 do the same.
Mr. Thatcher says that as far as Lo-
gan and Cache county are concerned
there has been no trouble whatever
over the scarcity OF currency and tho
payment 81 ogden and salt Lake cash
iors' checks. This is the form or cir
culatlug medium that has been adopt
ed. and farmers have accepted il With
out question for their beet ana other
crops.
Trade conditions in Logan are nor
nal; tho valley has had "a very PROS
porous year, and many OF the farmers
have money in the banks. In fact,
Mr. Hatch. cashier OF the Thatcher
Bros. Zen king company said he was
surprised at the number Of new aC-
counts which had been opened IA the
past few weeks.
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|6IBlBLY EARLY
return TO CASH
..,,,l improvement Noticeable
\ Business Circles the
| Last Week.
| ..,orsNess IS LESSENED.
d, Money srinscncy Nay
lc- o.,,cr system Of Finance
-, Market Conditions

.,mmcrciai situation is got
~ ,ry easier. n consequences OF
4 trg '''v ...,ipr cut of financial mat
me- east but mo eon'in '',,,.'.., :,
~ . y. ...,tbcr BE- having a deterrent
tis ll1 ,res Of trade covering VIM
sf'a y IN banking matters, there Is
49, announcement In feeling both
. 'il- hsrkers themselves and their
W. u- Tho nervousness on the
Zach is manifesuy lessened'
~ .erct Indications Of returning
'i' 49, are recognized. In some sec
e-- 49, country there are already
NJ" ..,.,s for am early return TO
,,,rsnts and tho probabilities
~ 81 soon as New York can re-
!, fbe demands made upon IL
-, tbo whole country win be in
,s,,, 20 resume cash payments in
~ There IS am clement, however,
~, I'M threatens the stability Of
',.,v conditions. and that is the
80 NJ people to withdraw their
~, isposi,s and store or hide them
~, n seems really too bad that the
80 On tho whole country should ne
,a'aegsl by such foolish actions; and
~ m ground that the rights Of indi-
,'f,rsls ooase where those OF the whole
.,~mn1lty begin there ought 10 be
.ore wan 10 remedy this But what
nj should be- may not now be ex-
rfsre will undoubtedly grow out OF
nj ,ronetary disturbance an oduca-
so,si feature which may be OF great
,sresi 10 people ln the future. The
test bsnklng talent IN this city agrees
h,f fhs country certainly has tho
.osf nIogical and complicated system
AMI nation on earth. How many
,sople sre aware that the American
wsten Includes eight kinds Of money
,porstug On the commercial world
rfav ana. the guild coin, which is the
rriv unlimited legal tender under all
,,nlriong. the gold certificates which
sre mol legal tender at FL; silver doll
ms which are an unlimited tender eX-
lapt when otherwise expressed IN con-
tracts silver certificates which are
sot lesal tender az all United states
mites commonly called greenhacks
shIch are unlimited unless otherwise
EXPRESSED in contracts; national hank
roiss which are not legal tender; sub
gdiary coin which Is legal tender up
Do SO minor coins which are legal
lender up 90 25 cents; and q is 10 be
loDei that this shake-up will cause
something 90 Doe devised % simplify the
monetary system. - wen as make il
uora elastic As 81 now stanas, % is
bout as elastic as stone. The best
minds OF the country are AT work
v0lvlug some remedy for these mat
srs, and 10 Is 20 De hoped that they
ul BE- able 70 accomplish something,
$50 that The politicians whose trade
! Is % oppose every measure not coin
eang With their own political Views.
WI allow those capable Of handling
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MONEY AND SOCIALISM. st
Discussion of Finance from Socialist
Point of View I'm Federation Hall.

The Socialists held a meeting in
Federation Of Labor han Thursday ev-
ening. at which a paper was read by
r $. Lund on Money and Socialism,
A discussion Of the subject followed.
various members taking part To-
morrow evening az the same place
Rev. William ThurstOn Brown will
be the speaker
A resolution was introduced at the
Thanksgiving evening meeting by
Mrs. Maude Mans, asking the street
railway company 70 furnish radiators
on the platform 81 STREET cars, FOR
the comfort OF conductors and motor
men.
In a letter rom Gov. Cutler the 500
ciety was informed that he was In
receipt OF their communication ask
ing that the death penalty be not
inflicted on A. T. Day, the negro
no viii be shot Dec. 10. for the
murder Of II. IA Noss. unless exec
utive clemency is extended
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| Voice From
The Stomach
! BloOiless Fight Between a Tablet
And Habit--The Tablet Wins.


At'the age Of %. Clarence had good
Sfstoa. He had gastric Juice that
lId dissolve doughnuts and turn ap-
fsks Into good blood corpusclos.
AZ ihe age OF "A he began 10 be pro-
t about The waist and lean back
ards tie also began 10 cultivate sew
~ cnm, In his newfOund pride no
egal 10 think % his duty 10 gorge
'-aset on everything, the good and
ae bad. Tor appetite feeds on appe-
-and every good thing is abused.
MS pictures showed that he took on
'sa after he put his collar on.
n The age OF % Clarence married
20 vent TO boarding On top of all
-s pc attended oyster suppers and
Ie dinners, which reduced the siza
DDS collar from 1914 TO rs. with
w abiding faith in the strength OF
stomach Do gulped his meals. and
eWed them afterwards.
~ lle age of 2S Clarence began 10
~ ana inward voice a warning from
stomach after each meal would
o'oaleQ--and helchlng became a
Ha began TO be a light eater-and n
l'' tlinker Tie tried 10 think out a
y, Tor now Doe would sit down at his
'1S absolutely disguised at the
3 gt or sight Of anything 10 eat
' would sit down at his meals
'Dl ln' trace Of am appetite, Just
4 N "a" time 90 eat.
q, would often feel "a gnawing. un-
.'''l sill-hungry' feeling I'M hts
even after he was through
gut whether his meal was wen
Ana he suffered n good many other
s' WIN his stomach that ne could
explain. bu' that made him
ll'hl miserable. out-o'-vort ana
,e-ss /, sour ana everything and
..,nIiy ho read an account. some
H. ue' hi' about the truly wonder
,..'i. obtained from stuarts Dys-
I'm, 'auIei7 in AN cases OF stomach
49, olsp.psIa. ana 20 on. He
olg box az the drug store.
w'h me whole box. When ~
II N''l D.. bad little faltb-and Iesa
, When Dee finished he mad al.
nj. l'i.N -an1 more appetite. and
VI, ,9l cheer Things began 10
~. l..1''nI and better TO him.
~. hIs u1 more dyspepsia. NO
|sH. unH no moro loss of ap-
~. n Irritation. burning zen.
heartburn nausea. eructatione
p.. ,...'l.i'. or loss 0f Vim ana vieot'
H.. one ingredient ~ SIN
3 ~. ".sn.psia Tablets WIN digest
IN s0.' erins Of food. just M n
b.. your stomach OF the
nr 81, 'Is Ting untl your stomach
Yo.r Ntons ana healthy aeain
iad .t.'i has been overworRed
IN ''''1 irs agged out. IL needs a
N. .aarra Dyspepsia Tablots 40
H. .,-,.. OF your stomach. You gin
satre .. noa hno youW feel after
Isyt6' an! now lusclously GOOD ev.
Hs's hul taste 90 you.
|Tber..' 'Ne can of me stomach noyyi
Am 4, world Of good cheer An one
an. ollafih Dyspepsia Tablets-
SIX llF store, COZ.
H. ~ your namc ana address a..
An .. ", NilI at once send YOU IN
II gun'' package free. Address
Marshall , W, Co., 100 stuart Blds'
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Colored duck commands premium,
and Is am exception. Tho yarn market
is depressed. with much talk OF reduc-
ton of output Tho knit goods trade Is
hrm. Withdrawal for fan lines clearing
the situation. Linen importers are ready
with deliveries while the burlap mar
ket l. weak
WEATHER AFFECTS RETAILERS.
IN n re'an dry goods trade. there
mas been quite clearing out OF silks
by special sales. The demand FOR
gloves Is az firm as ever. with plenty OF
the article TO M All demands Black
IS tho leading color with brown and
taus generally following. and white and
light blues as the evening shades The
mild weather has had a depressing IN
iluence on the retail trade generally. as
purchasers hold or from buying until
stress % severe weather sets In. then
trade IS lively Dealers say. however,
that under the conditions. business Is
very fair. though without any special
features. There Is "A general miscelt-
laneOus trade that gives the stores "A
lively appearance, and much skill and
taste Is shown IN The dressing Of show
windows. Some 81 these would be
credit 10 a big eastern city
The clothing trade reports business as
only fair, with no general sales. as per
agreement, until after January ]. There
is quite a call Tor boys and children's
suits hats are selling well. underwear
is fair. but the fine weather is oper-
aung against the trade.
In shoes. the dealers report condi-
lions affected by the weather as was
noted I'm the clothing line. People are
making old shoes do as long as 50 is
dry and not too cold. Prices remain
high and firm. with a likelihood OF re-
naming so.
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state Of Ohio. City OF Toledo.
Lucas County. nf
Frank ChennY makes oath that he IL
senior partner Of the firm ~ 81 a. Chem
81 a co. doing business iu the city N
Toledo. County and state Aforesaid and
that said nrm will pay tho sum on ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for eacn and
every case Of Catarrh that cannot he
FRANK J. CHENEY.
sworn 10 before me and subscribed IN
my presence, thls On day on December,
a. ID. lhhh
fseal) A. w GLEASON.
Notary JuhliC.
Halls Catarfh Cure Ia taken Internally
Gus surfaces of the system. SEND for tee
tlmonialH free.
~ D. CHENEY q co. Toledo. O.
SOLD by AN druggists. idc.
Take Halls Family Pills Tor constipa-
ton
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~"
Seventy-seven
for Grip and
COLDS

Guaranteed By tho Manufacture undor
The Food and Drugs Act june 30 1896.
There is hardly a Cough syrup,
or a Cold cure made that is not
loaded with opiatcs or quoting
drugs.
Humphreys Scventy-seven for
Colds and Grip differs from these,
it is made Of remedies in Homco-
pathic potencies, is harmless,
only does good, and does it quick
and sure.
Seventy-seven breaks up Colds
that hang on. All druggists, 2sc.
Humphreys Homeo Medicine Co. cor.
William and John Streets. New York.
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Constipation. Indigestion, drive away
appetite and make you weak and sick
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea re-
stores the appetite. drives away disease,
builds up the system. 30 cents, Tea or
Tablets. Il. C.. N. ], Drug Dept ll2-tt4
South Main Street
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RANK CLEARINGs.

New York Nov. 2g-Bradstrect b
bank clearngs report for the week end
ing Nov. IS shows an aggregate Ot ST. 49,
1900 as against s2,-ho,3ls 90 last week
and 5000 900 In the corresponding
week last year. Canadian clearings for
the week total So Sl2O00. as against SOL
S4S.O10 last week and SSAgSS,0l) Ia the
same week last year. The following is
list OF the cities.
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AZ Zoe oolng on a AlI..Ionf

n 10 come 10 ua for Photos a. We
will make you special discount.
Monroe studio. 90 W. 2nd south. We
viii take rate tickets from any other
studio.
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LINGERING COLD.
Withstood Other Treatment But
Quickly Cured by Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy

Last winter ] caught a very severe
cold which fingered for weeks" says j.
Urquhart. Of Zephyr, Ontario. my cough
was very dry and harsh. The local deal
er recommended Chambe-lain's Cough
Remedy and guaranteed IL, 20 I gave II a
Trial. one small bottle OF a cured me
/ believe Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
e le the best ! have ever used" This
remedy is for sale by all druggists.
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REMOVAL

The Tampico Fruit 90. has removed
its offices from the Constitution Rldr
20 top moor OF Hooper Block. First
South Street
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Have No Fear

You viii get nothing but the genuine
at Mehesy's Fur Parlors. Knutsford
nc bel.