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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-08-28

WV
july Is, 1908 made to the State Corpora
ton Commission.
RESOURCES
oans and Discounts l7,94483
yerdrafts 81 SO
arni ure and Fixtures 1876 A
heCks andother cash items 10 20
Due from National Banks 1853 %
,pecie, nickels and cents 246 03
Paper Currency a SOL 10
Total $24.348 10
LIABILITIES
1pilal stock paidin 1O,lOO %
Undivided profits, less amount
paid for int. exp'es end taxes 463 81
Individual dep'ts subject to ok. 1854 20
ime certificates. of deposit 2,4O4 90
Due to National Banks 1876 ga
Total $24,348 10
!, G. " Lunsford, do solemnly swear
that the above is true statement of the
financial condition of the Citizens' Bank
of Highland. located at Monterey, Va.
at the close of business on the 10Th day of
,inly 1903 20 he best of my knowledge
and belief.
G. NJ Lunsford, Cashier
CORRECT
B. Bishop, -
harles z Jones,
state of virginia,
County of Highland
sworn to and subscribed before me this
22nd day Of july, 1903.
Edwin B Jones, N P
My commission expires Aug II, 1910
No. oo43
REpoRT'Ofs fHE CONDITION OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
HIGtlL AND, at Monterey in the State
of Virginia, at the close of business, July
10, 1903
RESOURCES.
I.oans and Discounts 104,088 90
Overdrafts, secured and unsec'd 1870 SO
u N.Bonds TO secure circulation $500 90
Banking house. furniture, and
fixtures 1851 IA
Due from Nat Banks (uot
reserve agents) 5,O4l 80
Due from state Banks and
bankers 1874 rs
Due from approved reserve agts 722 70
Checks and othercash items 115 rs
Notes of other National Banks 230 Oh
Fractional paper currency,
nickeis and cents 1876 81
Lawful Money Reserve in
Bank, viz:
specie 2.81l 10
Legal tender notss l0,033 90 1884 10
Redemption fund with US.
Treasurer Is per cent cir'n 1876 90
-
Total 34941 SO
LIABILITIES
capital stock paid in 24,s0O 90
urpIus fund 5000 % !
and taxes nSi,i - 058 6S
Nat BANK notes outstanding $500 90 |
nue SIate Banks and Bankers 1870 81 !
Due TO Trust { ompanies and
savings Banks $500 90 |
Individual dep'ts subject to OK, 39,970 80 |
Time certificates Of deposit 24,955 81 |
.,otes md bills rediscounted 1858 10
otal $f34,941 80
stale of Virginia,
ounty OF highland IS;
|, j A. Jones, cashier, of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my |
knowledge and belief,
} A Jones, Cashier
Correct Attest:
II rmble
lif;on Natheny, Directors
andrew l. Jones
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this |
81 day ofjnly, 1908.
LenoIe B Matheny. Notary Public
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-08-28

Sl.OO gets the REcoRDERfor ONE
whole year.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-13
TOBACCO TRUST IS ILLEGAL
1Flree Judges Say That's the Way
Sherman Law Works.
Supreme Court Has Interpreted 1t
in Like Manner - Injunction
Stayed Pending Appeal.

New York City.-Judges Iacombe,
Coke and Moves, Of the United States
Circuit Court; handed down opinions
IN the Governments suit to dissolve
the American Tobacco Company.
holding that the defendant eembina-
ton is in violation OF the provisions
OF the Sherman Act relating to re-
straint of trade. An injunction
against the maintenance of the COM
Dlnat1on is granted with a stay pend
ing appeal. Judge Ward handed
uoMn a dissenting opinion.
me governments suit against the
call tobacco trust was begun
more than d year ago and the testi-
mony was taken before United States
commissioner Shields.
In the three concurring opinions
the complaint, so far as It involved
the Imperial Tobacco Company of
Great Britain and Ireland and the
Br!t1sn-American Tobacco Company.
is dismissed. The injunction granted,
subject to stay, excerpts also the
united Cigar Stores Company and
the r. P. Richardson, Jr., Company.
AL appeal TO Inc united States
preme Court will be taken at once.
The application for a receivership for
the defendants is denied "as imprac-
t1cable and wholly unnecessary"
Judge Lacombe concurs with Judge
Coke in the latter's conclusions con-
corning the United Cigar Stores Com
pany and the r. P. Richardson, Jr.,
Company, and adds: Il agree that
issuance of injunction should be sus-
pended until after decision on APP
peal"
In conclusion Judge Lacombe a y
that there is an absence of persuasive
evidence that by unfair competition
independent companies were forced to
sell out to the American Tobacco
Company, nor does it appear that
there was any increase in the price of
tobacco products to consumers. Each
purchase of a company, however, was
a contract, he says, and a combination
in restraint of competition which is
sufficient to bring it (American To-
bacco Company within the ban of
this drastic statute"
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-13
FENN's GROVE, \: J., F8ItDA4, NOVEMBER IS w.

the sight of men. Much less wise 10
he who parleys with Satan in the
chambers of his heart.
Jesus didn't fool with Satar. He
heard his propositions and had done:
And that. was the end of 1t. There
were no dates for future conferences.
h matter was closed at once. He
was as fair with Satan as He was
with Himself. Satan wanted an n
swer. And he got it hot and fast.
Note you that he went away and left
Him.
We ought not to fool with temp
tation any more than did Christ. It's
not fair to the devil. It's not person.
ally honest. 1t is dangerous. He
who fools with tempters and tempta-
tons is a fool.
One afternoon last summer as I
stood waiting for a car by the tracks
where the electric trains course, two
boys drew near. When opposite to
me they deliberately jumped from
a platform to the charged third rail.
| nearly had heart disease. In a
moment they jumped safely off. To
my advice they offered this bit Of
wisdom: I'VE jumped off wood with
both feet to the rail. The rails on
wood. All o have to do is to jump
off with both feet at once" A slip
and they would have jumped-into
eternity A jump-a fash-a limp
body by the track side covered with
a paltry canvas coEn-a mound
in Greenwood. A boy dead, {. home
~desolate, a soul gone p~rematurely to
its God. Because a boy would fool
with death. Men and women and
temptation! How many are net IKE
the boys?
You wouldn't cross Niagara with a
rope for a walk and a pole for a sup
port and balance? No! Why? Be-
cause you're not a fool! You would
MT jump the Twentieth Century Ex-
press. You're not a fool! You
wouldn't put you're hand next a
whirring wheel. You wouldn't fool
with death or danger. But you will
fool with temptation. You will play
with tempters. You will think a long
while before you will do evil. But
you will think evil and give audience
to Satan now. Here! Now! Aren't
you a fool? Wherein do you differ
from the boys?
Jesus dismissed Satan. We would
be better and safer did we the same.
Repulse him. Get Christ to help YOU.
Turn your back on him. TelISnim
to go to. Kick him out il vor Fave
to. But get rid Of temptation. s-
miss the tempter.
If you can't get loose from the
grip of the tempter any other way
then run. Better the woods than sin.
Better retreat than disgrace. Better
caution than dishonor. Many a man
would be without a spot that cannot
be blotted out to-day If he had only
run away. 1t is better to run away
from an affinity in sin than to en-
brace.
When Jesus refused to parley,
when He showed no mood to fool,
when He gave direct and unhesi-
answer Satan left Jesus. Not
otherwise is il with you. The adver-
sary will go when you no longer bid
him stay. "And behold angels will
come and minister unto YOU"
Irving Square Presbyterian Church,
Brooklyn, New York.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-13
WOMAN, ADOPTED CHILD
AND MAN FOUND KILLED
Triple Tragedy Linked With Mys-
FERROUS Death a Year Before.
MOTHERS VENGEANCE THEORY
1t is Suggested She Used Razor. Re.
lieving Her Son-in-Law Slew Her
MISUNDERSTANDING Police Puz.
lied by Cases Strange Features,

lied by Cases Strange Features,
East Pittsburg.-A triple crime,
the inner history of which probably
never a be known, was discovered
here by William Casey when he re-
turned to his home, in Fifth e
shortly after midnight. On the bed.
her throat cut, lay his wife; beside
her, her head almost severed from
the body. lay Irene, six a old,
whom Mrs. Casey had adopted after
the tragic death of her daughter a
year before. At first sight George
Hartzell, Mrs. Casey's so~n-in-law. ap-
peared to be missing. But the fumes
of chloroform led Casey to a trunk in
a corner of the room. Raising the
lid he found the body of HartzelL
Like the others, Hartzell's throat was
cut. A cloth that had been soaked in
chloroform was wrapped about the
head.
That little Irene had been an inno-
cent victim was plain, but there was
little to show which of the two others
was the murderer. A blood-stained
razor that evidently had been used in
the killing lay on the bed beside Mrs.
Casey's body, and from that fact the
police built a theory closely connected
with the death of the woman's daugh-
ter. They believe Mrs. Casey killed
Hartzell because she believed he. a
year before, had killed her child,
who, at the time of her death, had
been a bride only a few weeks.
Young Mrs. Hartzell was killed in
her home by a pistol shot. Hartzell
was arrested, but told a story how his
wife had kissed him goodbye as he
was leaving the house to go to work
and then, running into another room,
had shot herself before he closed the
outer door. Mrs. Casey openly ac-
cused HartZell of the murder of his
bride, but she was unable to produce
proof, and when the Coroner's jury
brought in a verdict of suicide Hart
Zell was released.
The widower went to live with the
Caseys, and, if the story told by the
police is true, Mrs. Casey from the
first hour he entered the house set
all her woman's craft to the task of
fastening the death of his wife upon
him. She was thirty-seyen years old
and Hartzell twenty-five, and the two
came to spend so much time together
that Casey became jealous and fire.
quently quarreled with his wife on
the score of her friendship for her
son-in-law. Mrs. Casey, it is said,
soothed her husband by telling him
daughter \ the stran &c seeming
friendship continued and grew closer.
eff | ever can really satisfy myself
that George shot my child I will kill
him in cold blood with my W
hands," the woman is said to have
told her husband a few days ago.
Whether she actually learned n.y.
thing from the young mans lips prob
ably never will be known. The police
believe that, in her W words, she
Satisfied herself" of his guilt, and,
after first trying to suffocate Hartzell
with chloroform, cut his throat with
the razor as he lay unconscious.
Then, crazed with the sight of the
blood and with the realization OF
what she had done, it is believed she
killed the little girl and herself.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-13

A puhlic meeting Of the Mill7iiie
Anti-Tuberculosis Society was held,
when plans were made 80 continue
the ight against the disease thfough-
ogt the winter.
Twenty-lour square feet Of dollar
bills, amounting to $50, was cleared
By the Maptua Epworth League each
member having agreed 10 satu 81.
While working 70 a%xtiuguish = Orc
Of unknown origin ERder the a3or or
his residence IL Yo-atowr al mid
night, Stacy D. LaytoE had one hand
~severely burned.
Hundreds OF lots and properties
at National Park are advertised e %
sold Cor taxes.
Superintendent of Schools J. J. IN
ger, OF Tinelapd. has recommended
the erection Of 8 new high school
building separate from any other
grade,
Bridgeton ~canoelsts make a novel
trip from Willow Grove with the swift
current to Union Lake, and thence 10
Port Norris, on Maurice River.
George Manslove, of Paulsboro,
picked a quart of second crop rasD-
berries.
John Chesney was injured severely
In a game of football : Eaulsbcro.
~
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-13
When to Forget the Thanks.

70 thank every one maouu.5v caraf-l
for us, and callously indife when
nose lor WHO'LL we w Ill forget
fair on any other basis. A n who,
nau peen stuoyihs anu pi, ng for
was in dire need, found a VI Nv as
Stunning a large personal him
self. The friend was told Z good
news, received the informt n ac a
very fortunate happening, nd nj
tered not a syllable of thai To tho
one who had brought it abo cha.
grin, ugly resentment, and ha een-
eral blackness of soul that f us +ba
giving of self chief place, Bro the
nrst ieeilhss tnae tne un.h ted one
decided to tell some n else bo,t n.
and the resentment deepenet y;tb tho
dissatisfaction that ace ,naniad
that decision. But before ht ID co.
ried out his intention he RI nsnizad
it's se~lf-centered sin, and resf i+eoIv bo
put Tue wnole ~ I'M his
,housn.s; neieup 81 peace,
ilSnI anu d poSi.iVe ennia ton of
Joy-Joy because been
uowneo. ne alllos. iaesn as he
c~onerasleu lne conIioi, ~ present
cry of his former intention ! icon
the sting alive. The man VIII @connot
be happy in the service 6 others
unless he is thanked wants work
for too small wages.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-13
NUMBER 49,.
Posi- MATTER N039iA SHOT
Attacked BY Assassin n q New
f05l City Street.
Nan Be;ievel There Was q VIo
41aoug rostoHice officials 10
8nin HIS Business.

New York CITY. -=P53tmagter Ed
wald a. Morgan WIS ah6t BIZ one q
the raaHg cranks who belle e the
poatli ~apt1erites are ~conspiring
against thol6, bus who ere permitted
10 f6am 6baat the city IN the belief
taat they ere harmless. THIS partic-
alaT crank was a lalaeis gha had es-
eaped iToE an insane asylum ia wor-
cestar. Mass. ia 1903, AMI who IL
The ia5. twG years a&d been spending
post Of lis m0neg IN having physi-
eisns examine hi aud certifying that
b8 w6s zane.
Thai 4 Fcs raster was not killed
Vas 1ae to th6 courage OF his daugh-
ter, Dat0thy, sixteen years cid, q
Ft03ant IN the Nadie.gh High School,
y - pushed tna workable assassin's
haSc % o4s side JUS Is be fred the
shot Tile bullet entered Mcrgan's
aDdcner ca the let slde and came
Ont ot the back al the right, u made
G @1u1f AtBAt incGeg f3ag, But luck
ny, IS "a se6 between the inIeatines,
and ACRE was 10 Intestinal perfora-
@Crgan vas rDaIated unon
soon ser he sAoJclaf, and the sur
&eon3 a1no2R2e8 that uLiass ursore-
sasa c7rlpi atl9nS SET n b- would be
aoIe 2 laay Ms bet ii about 6 week.
MrrGads as5alsnt vas Erie II. r..
MackcE eNIpiog "a 81 stsn0grarher
cy rae isw irE Gf H0nf BID & Bstts.
q 81 IG5 Broadway After 1r.ug
The sA1 INTO the Poeaastae he Fan
ssf -aay fas9a an ti1el I'd . bullet
into his 3gdv zsGE ta7 leaSl Trc
l3t df& bot Eia A5a. snG Nae&ey
trHd q teeoad Gb0f f1to h5a Aa4
E2e 5li.at ertsrt1 nis asas Et'4Rg
him iraf aEy
When s43G Cletalng waa
F lied, 81 vas 5cund l1at be baC
aTgae es..6 WITH other weaagas
heei,s- .-s DstoI Ia his nip pJl.as
was s. dagger WITH G pearl ma 5le.
aAa me are BoaGeta OF his coa.
was It. ee1eiq,ius u q heavy
th b. .sa Il e a4taer c5ssr
b. rC.l- ia No. %39 Vest G.
$50 Size g3i 60 found evidence rlat
Pa SEX naa ,aRat7 30 kin Nio--a.
~ ~ 3t es iaSE 4uiS 8 Eol
se4sd @ith Jars a
5y55a cad gsrs 2isu @sr= ara.
Ia process 81 1a
Mere man q
al@ to manufacture p
tas, ard on g tt.i',s uGs - JEFF
z.Gc5 gul u, e. 5th 81 cs1l
g intention ~ "a ira Posi-
ua-@r a.sg he had bse1 unable
t5 otaiu 1,ee glaa Morgan,
Fcf g y bays MGItsy has I5it-
tftd aee gan me He lad
alJtrsa a, Lahss -cr taa EOS
ei f4e Mofe3 q Nas
g4j. tae ssssiiAO de-
El l4st 8atra : for
s g SIS 2 flta ~
a5 as sS aSsr
@ Yrs fa SAT-
hs}F n aa6 l aie q
ISs sc asS 5Ea ss!I # III
rea,hil H.aa5 e #Hsa Ha
sicHga up 10 fcrses
you P0-saza-as AicE g34 qr IL.
asE
- sfp" Morgan rspaad
without another EogG Ass sag fooz
2 $50 frcm his 20 ana Pressed
sas eagle sgainst ye nrr cont
&5 bh di5 sd Dorot u 10 farce
Lh@ man It az. o5t az the
IS ae instant u went III, and
Morgan sank e. tdewsik Tba
%daughter besan TO put 4 lid not
loss ner nerve 81 lneit /. nv
The side Of her lathe AMI lfted his
bead to her kuee.
Speak TO ne, fathgl g suaal
to ne she SAID.
Morgan was not u o.s. He
opened his eyes ar 10 saw
something to the 81 n wgs an
able 10 do 50. W daughter
was urging heF tat % taiE 10 her.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-13
BOYCOTT STANDARD OIL.
People of New Riegel, Ohio, Resent
ODDosition TO Saloons.

Cleveland, Ohio.-The latest fight
On the Standard Oil Company has
been begun in New Riegel, a town OF
900, in Seneca County. 1t is peopled
largely by a liberal German element
which has no objection to saloons.
Recently there was a hot fight over
The liquor question, eliminating in
the decision of the voters to let the
saloons stay. Residents of New
Riegel learned that John D. Rookie
teller had given financial aid to the
Anti-Saloon League. Next time the
Standards salesman went to the town
to look after his trade he was told
that no one would buy his oil.
The New Riegel people %patronize
an independent refinery not far away.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-13
BoastfuI Aeronaut Killed.

Professor Peter Kramer, Of St
Louis, was dashed against the Chin
ney OF the Methodist Church and
killed at Princeton, H., while max
ing a balloon ascension at the Farm
ars Carnival. A strong wind was
blowing and efforts were made to
persuade the aeronaut not TO attempt
IN ascension. IN reply he said: II
will make the jump to-day if break
my neck doing it,"
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-13
Women in the pays News.

Mrs. L. M. N Stevens "stumped"
Maine, and was glad that the election
kept intact the laws against the liz.
uor traffic.
Nine. Emmy Destinn, the operate
soprano, has Unexpectedly Cancelled
her immediate engagements at the
Royal Opera in Berlin.
At The request of the S~uperintend-
emf Of Public Schools Miss S~trachan.
leader of the women teachers In their
campaign FOR equal pay for equal
work" withdrew her promise to speak
at the Budget Exhibit, New York
CITY.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-13
M Attraction Tnen.

pearl-Do you tbink hey vii
yer reduce the ALARMING u
divorces among theatrical folks
Ruby-'Sure.
psarl-"Ana when, my dears
Rpby-whv. when all the is"yefa
Mana ont signs Divorces Procured
Publicity. Boston Post.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-13
Family Wiped Out by Fire. J
rhe home of E. w. Carey, a farm
r living a few miles south of Swan

: s Manitoba destroyed Dbl
ARE al5 Mrs. CAREY, i've children
6Gd Miss Gillespie, q young school
taaener, wh0 was. staying over night
w4sh the family, persisted in the
lanes. Nm, Carey was SO badly IN
fured that he cannot recover.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-13
Prominent People.

The home of Senator w. Murray
Crane at Dalton, Mass, was robbed
Of $1,000 worth Of silverwar5.
Manufacturers and business men
united at Richmond, Va, to honor
Mr.. Iii Sum Ling, the Chinese publ
cist.
Andrew ID. White has returned
frona his first visit to Berlin since he
vas stationed there as American Min
ister.
Miss .Elkins a.nd the Duke of the
Abfy,zzi will be married before Janu-
ry / said reports from the brides
cine.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-13
prontable.

what are goa IN 1or7 qoerte
The new prison inspector o. : con
Yict.
Counterfeiting VAS the reply.
Nearly all profit, ehG' said tie
p. i.
"well,r answered the victim, TT
surely was a luefe-2tive business
while Il lasted. Boston Pos
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-13

During August $40 people were in
jaged in Industrial accidents in Can
ada, and 1]s died.
Yorkshire (EngIaud) Niness Fed
Grafton Is continuing It's crusade
against non union workeries u 2e
coliieries.
E9ston tMsss.l Cr
uni0n has eYied sn asssssalsr 81 s
on each menDer 80 adgafts ne
blue f-5sl.
9slegales ON the Bg.
= .ason Unions
association 3aUA
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-13
=, yorker COMMITS suicidc

Henry Erich, twenty years old, OF
&c 7SS West Eighty-gecond street,
New YORK City, committed suicide
near Delaware City, Del, by shooting
himself. He LEFT q note addressed TO
Thomas Hawkins, of this above ad-
dress, in which he said ne had be-
come despcndent because Of his ina
Giiity tn get work.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-13
The Bargein Cra.r

But, Martha" pTc.=sted Mr..
Green, why should yor b1y another
thermometer? There are several
about The house now.
Why, Henry" fastened Mrs.
Green, yesterday was such a cold
day II " down from % 10 6S."-
Boston Post.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-13
Prison FOR a Bank President.

John E. Godding, president OF the
defunct State Bank Of Rocky Ford,
Col. was sentenced to serve eight 70
ten years in the State Prison, He
had been convicted on charges Of
making unlawful use of the banks
funds and receiving deposits after he
knew the bank TO be insolyent,
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-13

thing
. ought
4 actual
ig that
les our
rs fail
here is
i builds
as the
,lut of
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-13
neceiying the Cows

me mother Of q conscientious
little miss. wishing &c nd her Of
fear of some cors ~ field throus
xhich Size had to pass, told her 70
80 right by and pretend she dio1t
see taem.
Bhs, mamma. pio es-ed the
small mud. 'waul6n that b. aseeiY-
ing the 70 -ChieSgo Na~s.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-13
Two Hnrs a Footbau.

john Nash and James M. Denton,
members of the Bloomfield Academy
football eleven, were badly injured
while at practice. The young men
came into collision. Other players
ran TO their assistance. Dr. Waiter
T. Post found that each had suffered
a broken shoulder. Both are out OF
the game for the season.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-13
BanI, Cashier Arrested.

Charles H. Jones, cashier of the
First National Bank, of Seabright, n.
J., has been arrested and placed IN
der $4,000 bail on charges of en-
bezzling funds of the institution az
gregating $4,000 and falsifying its
accounts.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-13

me I'D ra rying 90 hlls
Itself The ass
"AVaA avs Z ,rs 70 get uu1-r
cover 20 Qss4isd thu rtful doag=.
the tsa assessor approaches, an
aai The ci farm Aseat Fca
aSgata.
"Not me. replied the a I Ew
prsdatogy wealth "--B0slo1 Post
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-13
Plenty Of Applicants.

Iest week I decided that I need
60 = Ae'a training down, said the
"NlC SO I advertised for
Did you Get me.
friend. HS
NO" replied the a. g., lat
saveu hackmeg called. - Boston
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-13
The Second 5

It is a simple yet VIC
fort to have a second z
child; to possess a Oh
ing in the midst Of 100
when the work Of tn
to lay our folded hanas
knees of God as once We di1
mothers knee, and, 18okiHg
say. sour Father, ticf a.
Heaven "-Stopford A. Br0cKe.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-13
As q snecial Compliment.

Jiumie- MY mas gone down
town to ray some bills" ,
T3Huis-'F3cAt The man comes
e. The house 70 r1lIect oursi"-Life.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-13
Gniitr Of Murder.

James D. Farmer was found guilty
of murder in the first degree at Wa
tertown, N. Y, fer the killing by him
self and wife of Mrs. Sarah Brennan.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-13
Smiles as HUI a,a Jailed.

]. Henry Sickle Mn : engineer
and broker, convic sd = ne hackau-
sack court of wife ton, vas sell
fenced to serve ttr DAYS ah lhe
county Jail by Ju Deuarest, y
was a severe bio, 10 eic'Iles wen
dressed and iaun His wealthy
wife, who came fr a hsf handsome
home at Alpine to 5se Nar husband
punished, smiled " II s5 action as
Sickles was taken way or TWO con
stables.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-13
It ~,eaYenly.

ooh, isn't e Hee venly!" exclaimed
Miss UeGush ferring to Miss
F~ourden1's Par5 ierformance.
~ aagerly JIG the name for it." re-
ioiIet lung En-v. ut sounds like
IhU4-er. Post.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-13
Turkish Mutiny Quelled.

Part OF the Tildi Kiosk garrison
at Gonstantinople rebelled. but the
mattny was auelled by a volley which
killed three and wounded fifteen.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-13

9 Funny


The 0rTOeart ana rich
Are daily falling out of line,
With ju.ges SD -5ing which from which,
t. htsllng 'hev now have to pitch
- gl5 N FOR cough to pay the fine. !
= Indianapolis News.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-13
standard Oh Reorganized.

John d. Rockefeller's temperance
at No. 26 Broadway, New York City,
revived the rumor that a r~eorganiza-
tin1 Of the Standard Oil Company
gas manned
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-13
BRYAN.

Total number of votes in
Electoral College, 483; neces-
sary to a choice, 242.