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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1908-06-02
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Alumni Association

The Mount Holly High School Alumni
Association will hold its annual reunion
and banquet at the Masonic Temple, Fri
day evening, June 10. at o'clock. An
informal reception will precede the ban
quet, and dancing will follow.
The committee is sparing no pains to
make this most enjoyable occasion, and
promise an excellent menu, entertaining
speeches, good music, and frst-class
time generally.
Every member of the Association is
urged to be present, as this year members
In good standing are admitted free, but
must secure banquet tickets from May B.
Boyce, treasurer. at or before the annual
meeting to be held at the public school
building, on Tuesday evening, June 8.
Each member can obtain one ticket fol
a friend by the payment of 81 at SAINT
time.
Admission will be strictly by ticket ant
no tickets will be issued to any one afte
June 8.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
sl ss.s. the Ct Zx2ZzZs1

The o. s. Government in its pure
Food Law" does not Endorse" or guar
antee" any preparation, as some manufac
turers in their advertisements would make
it appear. In the case of medicines the
law provides that certain drugs shall be
mentioned on the labels, if they are in
gradients of the preparations. ElY's
Cream Balm, the weIl-known family
remedy for cold in the head, hay fever
and nasal catarrh, doesn't contain single
injurious drug, so the makers have simply
to print the fact that 1t complies fully
| with sill the requirements of the law.
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DIED.

HENRY-June l. at Mount Holly. Edward
E., husband of Bertha NJ. Couples, ana son OF o.
Franklin Pierce and Hattie Henry, aged "a
years. r., S,o.
Tine relatives and friends of the family, also
Shenherds of Bethlehem, No. TO- OF Mount
Holly. are respectfully invited to attend the
mineral, on Wednesday afternoon June 8, at
q clock, from the residence OF his ia.her, NO.
burying ground.
CoBB-May 30, at Camden, Jane, widow OF
Villa m Cobb, aged 81 years.
REED.-May %, at Bordentown, Pearson
Reed, aged II years.
WiLLIAMs.-May "a, at Burlington James
s., son of James w. and Rosana Williams
aged Is years.
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Plants for the flower and vegetable
garden in all desirable varieties, at Ros-
bach's, Pemberton.
Washington 1. Irwin is mentioned as
the probable successor of the late Nathan
Haines, on the Burlington excise COM
mission
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brin rs on distress after eating, with heavine
and hardness of the stomach, sick headache
we ary and tired feeling that is not relieve
nv rest, unhealthy eruptions on the skin, col
stipation, loss of appetite, pains in the sides
an6iback, etc. These are but few of the sy mp.
toms OF Indigestion and dyspepsia. To multi
tudes who thus suffer MOTHER SEIGEL'S CUB
ALIVE SYRUP has proved q help and blessing
Price soc and SOC q bottle. 1t will cost you
nothing to try 1t. Sample free. Address a.
White, No, s97, 1853 Duane st., New YORK,
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L
John White, the horse trainer. is de
PENDANT In a suit brought before Justice
Slaughter by Samuel r. Gilbert, who
seeks to recover $50 stake money which
White held and paid over to Andrew j
TAYLOR, whose mare defeated Gilbert'i
stallion In mile dash. The latter claim
that his horse was fouled and that the de
cision against him was unfair.
; Joseph Sanderson, farmer, living nea
! Pensauken, unearthed well while dig
ging the foundations for barn, then fel
down the hole. Before workman coul
q rescue him he became unconscious fror
, the effects of the gas at the bottom of tn
!. well. and a man was lowered and tied
rope to the apparently lifeless body. Th
second man was almost overcome befor
he and Sanderson were brought to th
, surface.
Into the keeping of Mayor Gabel,
Bordentown, last week, was placed som
: ieweIry. In the lot was gold bracel'
In which Is the likeness of man and tt
clasp of which is surrounded with Chi
diamonds, with the name ELLA" on 1t;
i gold breastpin with star setting, go
! pair of spectacles, besides number
old foreign coins. They were found I
! William A. N Black along fence me-
his fathers farm, and it is supposed the
: were stolen and placed there by the THE
le The last euchre and dance of the seast
,e was given in the Masonic Temple, Tue
K. day evening, for the benefit Of the Sacr'
" Heart Church. For this event many han
ID some prizes were donated. The ballroo
IS was handsomely decorated with flags, c
s. flowers and many potted plants. Ca
u playing began at $50 o'clock and alt
m one hour of play the prizes were award
n to the winners. Dancing followed I'm
o. IL O'Clock, when the guests were serv
NJ with luncheon by the aides. Many OUT
town visitors were present.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19
Sad Affair.

A poor Waa's lot At baat is
bard urder ordinary condi
tions but when he IL handl-
capped by b,ing crippled his
lo* is pitiable. DR.. ]. n.
Parrish of N alson Monday in
to- med us that he was crm.
PEELED tn amputate the right
foot of Hiram. the 'our-year.
% d SIN ot Mr.. and Mrs. J. ",
Di Il of Ridge Prairie Satur-
day. He says the little fellow
was following mis- fathers
plow aud uncoveriug the corn
when it happened to b. cover
ed aud run an old eorn stalk
into his foot. MCrtit,catipn
set in after several weeks aud
his fopt had 10 be sacriticed.
lie il getting along nicely.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19
Our Lady Of Sion.

In spite Of the bad weather
u good crowd was present at
the graduating exercises of
the Academy of Our Lady Of
Sion. The three graduates
we're: Misses Elizabeth Ord.
way, nellie G. Cain; Mildred
Lee Dryer. A splendid pro-
gram was also rendered. On
account of the interrupted
train service, Father Keyes
could not get here in time TO
deliver the address tO the
graduates but the splendid
talk made by Attorney Will
Meschede left nothing unsaid
for the occasion. A goOdly
number of visitors were pres.
ent from y distance.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19
Church Notes.

Rev Edwin Smith of Nc
Kendree College, Of IlIinois,
has accepted the pastora,e of
the First NJ. Il. Church and
will be here the first SUNDAY
in July. While he ~ a recent
graduate he has had consider
able expe. ience as a pastor
aud comes well commended
The First P,esbvterian
church observed cbildreu's
day with a splendid program
by the little fo ks Sunday
evening. The Cumberland
Presbyterian church also had
It's cnildren's day exercises
the same evening. The FIRST
M. Il CDur.h will have its
cbildren's day program next
Sunday evening.
Eleven girls aud eight boys
Will take first communion AT
the Catholic church Sunday
morning.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19
Raided Crap Game.

Saturday night shortly af.
Ter m'd3igbt officers Maddox,
Wilmington and Mitchell
raided a crap game at Henry
kucker's, COL, in The western
part Of town aud arrested
the men present. Seven
plead guilty 10 gaming and
one stood trial and was con.
v.cted. Tom Jackson and
Will Cru,chHeld paid $1.OO
and costs; Ernest Cru,chHeld
SIS and costs; Lafayette Scott
Hned S25 and costs, was sent
To jail, Robt. Brown paid his
tine Of 81 andcosst, Aud rson
Scott WAS working cut his tiue
Of $25 aud costs, when he es'
capped and we arc told he
would do well 10 ot'.y away o.
get q heavier fine; Harvey
Rucker paid u iue Of $40 aud
costs; Henry Rucker was I'm.
ed 81 and costs with stay ol
execution; Joe Schulz wa
fined 81 aud costs and IL work
ing out his 8nc.
Other police court fines
were Geo. Doan aud joe Hard
wich, 81 and costs for drunk
enness.
Johu M. Pryal aud Harry
Robinson, 81 aud costs fol
riding trains.
We are told that the officer,
are going to stop gam bling
W hether white or black, ant
also clean up the city general
ly. We wish them success il
their efforts
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19
BIG CROWDS
Go to See The Great Indian
Doctor.

Many people had 10 leave, they
could not get "a see the Doctor, for
his Offices Nd the venjoma Hoel werc
filed With psople. and the hall was
allied, 90 II wes impossible for the
Doctor 70 ses all that came there.
The people are coming from far and
near To zee the q eat Ipdisn Doctor.
You want to come early N YOU want
to zee the Doctor. Hi of'ice hours
are from 2 q, m. To " and from To
q o. N. At v.pdome Hotel, Room l.
~ you have tried other Doctors aud
n they have failed 10 help you, dont
get discouraged go aud see .he Great
fudiap Doctor. Hqwill not take any
iocursele csse, n he can cue you ho
will tell you go.
Examination and consultation 10
FREE.
He treats diseases ~ Nerves, Blood
Skia. Heart, Liver, Kidneys. Bladder
Paralysis, Epilepiic Fi,s and diseaees
OF woman aud disease. oi man,
He also gives q high class vaude.
willie entsrtainmen., lots Of good sing
ing and dancing and funny sayings
on the Big Electric Lighted Platform
on the Eagle lot. Free, Come.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19
NATIONAL
CONVENTION
Republicans Having Interest
ing Convention In Chica.
10 this Week.

The National Republican
convention was called to or.
der IN Chicago on Tuesday
noon Of this week, with a big
attendance. So far the con
ventiou has been getting
ready to begin to do some
thing. Secretary Of War
Taft has enough delegates
pledged to assure his nomin-
atiOn.
Fairbanks seems to be che
logical candidate for vice
president, but he positively
declines To- run. Gov. Cum.
mins, of Iowa, seems tu be In
the lead for this place.
A b & contest is on over the
platform and seems to be at
tracing most Of the couven
ti3n's attention.
President Roosevelt's name
WAS cbeered long aud loud
during u speech by Senator
Ledge, but there was nc
stampede 70 nominate him as
was expected might develop.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19
Want TeJsphous Franchise.

A large nun ber Of Herndon
gentlemen interested in the
Herndon telephone exchange
we're here Monday and met
with the city council that
evening with a request for u
franchise To come into Mar
shall. The matter was lad
over 10 the next meeting.
We are firmly Of the opinion
that they should be permitted
to do 30. Marshall has no
telephone connection with
HerndOn aud unless the local
company gives us such ser.
vice it should not object 10
the Herndon people building
their own lines into Marshall.
This city must not be retard.
ed by a monopoly that en-
riches itself az the expense ol
the community aud deprives
the people Of a good telephone
service.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19
Lamkin-Tucker

II. h. l.. Lamkin ane Miss
Floy Virginia Tucker. two
of Marsball's popu ar young
peeple, were married by Rev.
J. II. Med nald Wednesday
evening, M. Lamkin bas
charge Of Rose Il Buckner's
store at Cape GiTardeau.
Both represent two oiSalinc's
old and prominent families.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19
Gov. Stones Date.

Ex Governor Wm j. Stone
has announced the date for
his opening speech here an
Thursday, July 18th, aud the
committee 10 charge Informs
Us that extensive preparations =
are being made fer tue big
event. The cummittee Is con.
sideriug SECURING u big tent
to accommodate the crowd.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19
uncalled for Letters

Hemsipiug In the Msrshsll poetoros
June II, 1909, witch will be sent to
the dead letter Once II not called fov
within two weeks.
Misses Eva French. Della Joseph,
Martha Merrymsnr, Psttie Shobe t2D
syette Achon.
A y. Green, Roy Green, Steward
Hooker. Dana e. Matthew. Geo.
Morelsud (loI), J. {. Ololl, Eugene
RUbidsoo.
NJ. L. CBASTAiN, y. NJ
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19
Cold Feet and Pouty.

The Blackburn blues de.
feated the Alma team Mon
day by a score of q TO q
through the effective pitching
OF Liter. The ALMA boys de.
veloped a bad case OF cold
feet. They declared they
would never play another
game of ball in Blackburn be.
cause Of the umpire. This
is y thin story, as anyone
who saw the game will testify,
but u good excuse when you
are afraid Of getting beat.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19
prew-Hcks

Josiah G., lloae ~ sullivan,
H.. aud Miss Eudora \. Drew
Of Orearvilie were united in
marriage Wednesday morning
by Rev. W. Il uens"n uf Sla.
ter. Miss Drew is the daugb.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs James
W. Drew aud 10 a char ming
and accomplished young lady.
Those who meC MIR. Hoke
while here were very favor
ably impressed with him.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19
Cheaper than Drowning.

B. f. Rutherford, of tie
old Laynssvil!e neighborhood,
now the Missouri Lake, was
here from his new home At
Blosser yesterday and said
he had moved on account Of
the high water. He said the
river WAS over the entire bot.
tom now up TO the blu6 and
10 doing much damage along
the blud. Itwas falling : few
|iuchss yesterday.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19
Good Free Show.

The Indian doctor, who has
erected y platform on the
Eagle grounds aud gives a
free, entertainment with his
troupe every evening, Is At.
Erecting = good deal Of atten.
'tiou. He il = man of unusual
ability We are told.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19
Two Dea;hs

As we went To- press word
wa, received of the death of
Mrs. Mary Fizer. of Fish
Creek. aged 85 years. Also
Mrs. W. Il. Goode, of Slater,
aged "a vea"s.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19
FLOOD DOING
BIG DAMAGE.
About $4,000 Acres Of Saline
County Land Under Wa
ter-Flood Nearly
EQUAL TO 1908.

6qual 20 A0Vo.
We made a careful inquiry
Of food conditions 10 Saline
last week and found every
body hopeful that no serious
damage would result. Since
then the conditions have be-
come serious. We visited the
river at different points and
found that q great deal of
damage is being done by the
water. The worst point is no
doubt at
West 0lasgow.
Here tie bottom extends
nearly Eve miles back A.
places. Above the great c.
q A. embankment every thing
il under water. There are a
number OF Hne farms here
that will lose stheir entire
crops. Two weeks ago the
farmers we're still busy in the
fields. Below the dump"
conditions are very serious.
The G. & A. railroad sent a
big force Of men TO the point
~ keep the water from going
over the track aud sand bags
were piled up till the water
stood three feet higher than
the track when several breaks
occurred Sunday. Two OF
the men had TO wade through
the water to get 10 safety.
We went down to Gillian
Tuesday 70 get at the facts
but learned very little ~ to
real facts. Near Harmony,
three miles west Of the bridge
the river IL pouring over the
embankment with a fierce
rush. One man reported that
She water was atty feet deep
Monday 10 a gap cut out ol
the em bankment. M.O'Hearr
the bridge boss, informed us
that the water had not made 9
serious cut in the embank
ment at all, so 1t 10 difficult al
present TO tell exast condi
tions. The railroad has u big
force of men throwing trair
loads of rock into the point
where the water IL stronges,
and a 500 foot trestle snds pill
sing has been ordered 10 thai
at best conditions are serious
and the railroad has been Z
heavy loser. One OF the mer
in charge said the track wa'
protected by rip-rapping -
that the river current wOult
return to the old channel a
soon AZ the water subsidies
although Q bad cut might b
made in the embankment. II
us there seems grave danger
that the river will change III
course to cross the dump "a
Harmony, leave Glasgow foul
miles to the esst and cut
channel across the farms ant
again strike the old channe
near the Kruse Bros. farm
AT present most Of Saltn.
Valley u under water and tht
swift current crossing u y
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19
Taft Nominated

The Republican Nationa'
Convention nominated WIN. II.
Taft for president AZ S p m.
yesterday.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19
ElectrOCuted.

Louis Mccoy, a young man
from near Norton, was killed
in Marshall last n ght by com
ing in contact with a live wire
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19

The Chase Lister Company
has announced that they will
remain here next week.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19

New Frankfort items ar
rived to late for publication
this week.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19

N. A. Jamison. Of Sapu'pa,
Okla, Is back on "a visit To old
friends.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19


mentioned IL no doubt cutting
deep'y into the farms IL cross.
es.
The families of Mrs. VIM.
Sieckmsn, Henry Fluckman
and Fred Siefker have taken
refuge in Oak Grove school
house. near Gillian; the Kruse
families are at Mrs. Damma's
In Gillian; most Of the bottom
families have friends on the
bluff with whom they are
making their homes. This is
Saline's fiuest aud wealthiest
section and presents u pic.
ture not equslled anywhere in
the county.
At Cambridge
+. J. Daniels has 100 acres
of wheat and 100 acres of corn
under water; Geo. Bowles SO
acres of corn aud wheat, Dave
! Dobbins 80 acres; Wilkes
Bros. 80 acres of corn on the
bar.
New Frankfort
r. N. Ayres has Is acres
of corn under water Oh the
Mrs. M. A. Kern place; Geo
Madison 100 acres ON the IT,.
Sullivan farm; Geo. Inspruck.
ner, 40 acres; VIM. Gsuldin
40 acres; Mrs. J.W. Campbell
has all her land under water;
Auton Mirtzwa ana Il. j.
Mirtzwa have 40 ucres OF corn
flooded; G.B. Cooper 40. Geo.
Madison has moved u the
Inspruckner place. These
places are above the town, be-
low there are a number OF
smaller farms, Mrs. Blum be.
ing probably = heavy loser.
We struck June ToOley In
Gillian Tuesday and he said
he had no dry land ut all.
| At Laynesv.lle.
l This il another point where
the damage Is reported heavy.
The large bottom is yearly all
under water and the worst
part il that the river is cut
ting away much land at q
quick rate. We would not be
surprised to lind the river q
half mile or mile closer to the
houses In this neighborhoot
when the water recedes.
i At Grand Pass.
i We have only q general re
port of conditions there bu,
the lower bottoms are M
doubt badly flooded from th,
County line to Laynesvill'
and back several miles. Sever
al from there Tuesday re
ported water over theii
farms.
Il Latest From Glasgow.
II A telephone message from
J there yestei day afternoon In
formed us that the water hat
not subsidized enough from th'
&c. r. A. eEbankment to stat,
. positively whether the tract
J and embankment had beer
! carried out by the Aood. Th'
probability IL though tha
J there II . BIG gaps ~ the cur
Trent 10 very strong. Th,
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-19
At Cambridge

+. J. Daniels has 100 acres
Of wheat and 100 acres of corn
under water; Geo. Bowles Sc
acres Of corn and wheat, Dave
Dobbins 80 acres; Wilkes
Bros. 80 acres of corn on the
bar.
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Falling Waters District
A. M. Graham,
Secretary of Board.

State of West Virginia, County of
Berkeley, District of Failing Waters,
To-wit:
AT regular session of the board of
education of Falling Waters district of
Berkeley county, held at the regular
meeting place thereof, on the second
Tuesday in August, 1908. Present Chas.
Ruble, President of said board Of edu-
cation, and r. ID. Pearrell and Jno. A.
Pearrell, Commissioners.
In accordance with section 8, chap
ter 8, of the Acts of the legislature of
1908, the board of education proceeded
to make up an estimate of the amount
necessary to be levied for the current
fiscal year, to cover all districts kdebts
and liabilities payable during the year,
including the probable expenditures
for district purposes, and proper allow
ances for delinquent taxes, expenses of
collection and contingencies, but de-
Quoting the money in the treasury APP
plicable to the service of the year and
district claims, doth dsternine and
estimate the several amsunts to be
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Arden District,
State of West Virginia,
County of Berkeley,

State of West Virginia,
County of Berkeley,
District of Arden Te-wit:
At a session of the Board of Educa-
ton of Arden district of Berkeley coun-
ty, held at the regular meeting place
thereof, on the second Tuesday in Aug.
ust, 1908. Present: }. III. Shepherd.
President of said Beard of Educst1on.
and James Fl. Fulk and NJ. S. MILLER,
commissioners.
In accordance with Section 8, chap
ter 8, of the Acts of the legislature of
1908, the Board of Education proceed
ed to make up an estimate Of the
amount necessary to be levied for the
current fiscal year, to cover allldistrict
debts and liabilities payable during
the year, including the probable ex-
pepditures for district purposes, and
proper allowances for delinquent taxes,
Expenses of collection and contingen-
cies, but deducting the money in the
treasury applicable to the service OF the
year and district claims, Doth deter
mine end estimate the several amounts
to be levied as follows:
BUILDING FUND ESTIMATE
Msximum levy 15 cents on One
Hundred Dollars of the valuation for
1905 and l23 cents on One Hundred
Dollars of the valuation after 1908
i The amount due, and the amount
that will become dus aud collectible
from every source, except from the
levy of taxes to be mades. for the cur
rent fiscal year
Amount due fund from Sheriff s649 o.
2 The debts and demands owed by
the district as whole, and payable
out of the buiidlngEfund
Outstanding orders SIS %
current accounts due and un-
paid, o2 90
Due other districts forltuition, 40 W
Total $3.50 50
8 Salaries of district officers and en-
ployes,
President SIS 90
commissioners 81 90
secretary $500
Janitors 20S 90
Total s279 90
5 Delinquents,
Real Eestate, SIS 90
TOTAL els 90
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happening to the Board of Eduea-
ton that the total valuation of all the
taxable property in this District &C
eordlng to the last assessment thereof
is 1868 ,2g2, being real estate to the value
of $6l7.s0l personal property TO the
value of $34l308 and other property
assessed by the Board of Public Works
to the value of S42S3 as certified to
this Board by the officer whose duty
it is to make out the land books ac-
cording to the provisions OF Section 3S
Chapter % of the Csde as last amend
ed and it appearing from the forgeo-
ing estimate that it is necessary to
raise by levy after deducting all cred
its SSe6.96. for building purposes and
S22l5.57 for teachers fund. Therefore
each one hundred dollars valuation of
.09c for building purposes and % cents
for teachers purposes Will produce the
estimated amount necessary aforesaid
for the ensuing fiscal year.
State of West Virginia County of
Berkeley, District of Gerardstown. To
wit. /, A. NJ. Graham, Secretary Of
the Beard of Education in and for Ger
ardstewn District of said County and
State dc hereby certify that the fore
going is a true copy from the records
of an order made and entered by said
Board en- the 18th day of August 1908
Given under my hand this 18th day
of August 1908.
A. nj. Graham,
Secretary Of Board.
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Total value for district $963,292.l9
Arden District.
The amount due, and the amount that
will become due and colIectib'e
from every source, except from the
levy of taxes to be made for the
current fiscal year.
Balance due from sheriff 51.45
Capitation road tax 401.00
Valuation a 10c s2,212,-
347.74 2,212.35
Total S2,664.SO
The debts and demands owed by
the district as a. whole. ........
Toa open and repair dis
trict roads s2,3S0OO
Commissions of sheriff $500
Exonerations 1900
Delinquents 10000
Districts $3.50
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HedgesviIIe District

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION,
HedgesYille, w. Va. arg. u, 1908.
The following ststemeRt is published
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ORDER or PUBLICATION

property in same, as follows:
Real estate s1,199 ,45S.0 90
Personal propert, S1s,45s.oO
Railroad and other
property es4,4ss.74
Total valse for dis
trict s2,212,sH.74