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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-04-09
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AND BROKE MANS LlrslB

Cnawa, Ia, April ). While trimming
.rees iii his yard yesterday John Tos-
.emson sustained a painful INJURY when
a large limb fell 20 feet. caught on
another tree and swung around, strik
Ing hire on the le. breaking Of
! he Zones neat the ankle
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-04-09
VETERANS ASSOCIATION
SCHEDULED FOR August

! Griswold. Ia. April S.-The Cass-
Montgomery counties Veterans ASSOC
citation will be held here during three
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-04-09


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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-04-09

days, August 49, 20 and 81. ID II. Scott
IS named as the chairman to select
Speakers
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-04-09

,, -. q eovfl method Of pumping liquids
,.''i'i p"fe lples Is BY means of an end
g., rope somewhat after the fashion
Io' 'lie ch'ln pump, only in this case
ne ltau1a To be raised is absorbed by
W" toi'e and sa'leezed out between
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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-04-09

During 1906 the telegraph and tele-
phone poles used in this country
amounted to 3.574.666, having an ay-
'era0e valuation OF $265 each.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-04-09
HELiE WILL FIGHT
FOR Annals LEGACY

NV Yoi,.. April 9.i5yinee ,e Sag3lr
announces that he will sad for France
OH La Provence on April 3 and that
Nine. Gould and her children Will re-
urn 10 Europe just as soon as she re-
covers from an attack OF bronchitis
with which she was overcome while
visiting MIR. and Mrs. Tyler Morse ut
.he Hotel st. Regis. Madame Gouds
condition is in no way alarming.
Prince de Sagan said
II want to deny emphatically the
-eport that we have already been mar
ried. That is false cannot speak
for the future.
The prince asserted that Nine. Gould
lad engaged Coudert Brothers as per-
sonal counse, Il. look after her interests
In the fortune of Jay Gould. Legal
advice has been received, he asserted,
which held that the codicil in the lat
ter's will relative to depriving any Of
me children who should marry without
The consent of the majority of the exc
cutors of the estate one-half of their
shares would not Withstand an attack
n the courts.
For the first time. too DE Sagan de-
clared himself j formal sutton for the
land of Nine. Gould.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-04-09

The data about the manufacture of
steel cars in this country are not as "a
definite rs might be desired. bu1 the
Railway Age reports the number of ali
steel cars ordered in 1907 to be q. 500,
a anH OF cars with steel underframes a.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-04-09

4 German n"t long ago Invented a.
Iati,e with oil, turpentine and ofh,., in.
iGfe5'iei@s. Thin layers of such paper
IRE s'ped % HE hoof till the requisite
thickness Is attained The shoes Tins
mace are said TO be durable ANA i'm
lL,.0etrahle BY molslure
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-04-09

:" wy 'afse part of the population
fueltS.oi snalt size. that is. IN one on,
W. rooms OF the 50 265 families il,
~, city At the line of the 1901 census
50 per ceAi had only one or two rooms
.. hes cenl being housed in one room.
3" l,er cent in two rooms
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-04-09

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49, f2i'i. aeain Nh! be .9.og2 miles
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-04-30
P. o. s. a. ANNIrERsAR1.

Washington Camp, No. 80, P. 0. S. of
A., celebrated its third anniversary in
Black hall on Tuesday evening, and the
occasion was most enjoyable one TO the
members and their invited guests. The
large and beautifully lighted hall was we'll
filled when the call to order was given. The
program, which was in charge Of State Mas
ter OF Forms, Thomas L Wilson, who is a
member OF this Camp, opened with singing
America in which all present were in
vited TO join; prayer was offered by Rev. @.
A Bahringer, Rector of Trinity Episcopal
Church. Miss Della McCollster gave a
patriotic recitation. Mr. Owen Carter, of
Philadelphia, sang a song in fine style, and
Mrs. Fred Scheuping gave most delight
full piano solo. Helmuth Cars, gave a
humorous dialect recitation in which a
German recited the astonishing facs that
America was discovered by the Germans,
and that they also discovered the Fourth
of July. y Fred Rehardette gave fne
patriotic recitation. A number of views OF
American history were thrown on the
screen, and William Davis sang an illus
trated song Tue address Of tue evening
was made by Rev. B Whitton, pastor OF
the Methodist Church OF Bridgeport Mr.
Whitton, always filed with patriotic zeal,
excelled himself on this occasion, as he por-
trayed the American home, the American
school, the American church, and charged
his hearers to guard we'll these sacred insti-
sutions Claud Dayish, young lad from
Philadelphia, gave several fine songs with
Mrs Schenping as accompanies on the
piano He has sweet voice of great COM
pass for one Of his age, and will no doubt
be heard from in the future At the close
Of the literary part of the program, the com.
pany was invited to the dining room where
a fine banquet was spread, and this part of
the entertainments was as highly enjoyed as
the other. Washington Camp, No 90 has
the hest wishes of this community The
principles for which it stands, are right, all
right
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-04-30
a Years Use
off PianoFre
That's What This Liberal offer Amounts q

The Biasi5s people, who have the big piano
warerooas at l9i6 Chestnut street. are making
an extraordinary offer TO piano buyers t Is
simply this. gu buy from them one OF fr taken
la-excbange or concert used pianos which they
nave marked down TO rdieGlou-iy low pFiees III
their Bargain Basement. You can buy this
during the next yeav. or OF the end Of the year,
should you decide tie want new piano. they
VIII credit every cent you have paid on the cost
can choose from the immense stock in the Bias
ius wareroonls.
BY this plan you have the use Of the first piano
children can practice on it that long before buy-
ing new instrument You also have the adj
vantage Of the low price on the new + asius-
made piano because you buy 1t direct from the
factory. For details Of this extremely liberal
0ifer yoe should write to BIasius & Sons. loi6-lS
Chestnut street using the following coupon:
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-04-30
MANTuA.

The Odd Fellows of Mantua attended
services in the Methodist Church here on
Sunday. A very instructive sermon was
preached by Rev. MIR. Grum.
Miss Elsie Care was agreeably surprised
by post card shower on Saturday.
John Eggie and son, of Jersey City, spent
Sunday with his father, Eustaoe Eggie.
Mr.. Greene bad the misfortune to fall
and break bone IN his arm while visiting
Philadelphia last week.
Joseph Myers, wife and daughter. d
FernTock, Pa, were guests Of Miss Thur.
low on Sunday.
Sunday evenings service in the Methodist
Church were somewhat out of the ordinary.
Epworth League officers were enstalled.
followed by musical selections by Rev,
Grum, Milton Chew, Robert Eastlaek and
Miss May Robinson, which were highly ap-
preciated by the congregation.
JOHNSON BERGER
AT the residence oil Mrs. Hera, in Man
tua, By Rev. William Grum, on Saturday,
April IS. 1908, EDGAR johnson, and Eta
M Berger, both of Philadelphia.
The trolley crew thought themselves over
rushed on Sunday. Aside from the big
crowds that they carried, mishaps were
frequent enough to DIVE them distracted.
first hole across the track, then fire al
the watchman's house at Washington Park.
and to cap all several spans of wire fell
across the track causing another delay.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-04-30
CROSS Keys.

Wm. sheffmaker lost valuable COW last
Monday.
Miss Emma Tweed has been elected
teacher at she public school here for the
next term.
Mr.. Richards had the flesh torn from the
back OF his hand few days ago by being
caught under large log Of wood. At this
writing the hand is getting better.
Rey. VS.. Shaw and family, Of Black
wood, was the guests Of Rev. i. G. Fourier
and family last Saturday.
Rev L. G. Fourier attended the meeting
of the District Stewards at Haddon Heights
last week.
Richard Evans, Sr., has planted Eve hun
dred peach trees and two hundred apple
trees of different varieties.
Mr. J. ". Sparks and wife Of Philapel-
phia has been spending several days here
with Mrs. Lizzie Sparks, mother Of Mr..
Sparks.
G. s. Pressor and family spent last San
day with relatives at Turneryille and
Black wood
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-04-30
SWEpEsBoRo.

Mrs. William Davis, of Philadelphia. has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Howard Tay-
lor
Miss Caroline Game, of Bridgeton, spent
Sunday and Monday with her sister, Mrs.
Clayton Eastlack.
Miss Josephine Hiidebrand spent Satur-
day afternoon with friends at Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Ware and daughter
Estella, spent Saturday night and Sunday
with relatives and friends at Woodbury.
Bank cashier, George M. Ashton, and
wife, have been spending little. time at
Atlantic City, where be has been attending
the meetingsof the State Bankers Associa-
ton.
Mrs ] s. Ware and little daughter Es-
tella, spent Monday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Hill, at Gloucester City
Rev. Edward Dillon, Of Woodbury., will
preach in the Presbyterian Church on next
Sunday morning and evening.
Communion services will be held in the
Methodist Church on next Sunday morn
ing
D Tomato growers are busy just now put
fling their plants in the fields, and hoping
{ that the fine weather will eontinue,until
Ethey get established ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Guest have re-
turned to their home in Gloucester county,
after spending several months with their
sons III California. They seem to think
that Jersey is a good enough State TO live
in after all
The Charity Circle, Of Kings Daughters,
lf,ff M -,
elected the following officers: President,
Mrs. Anna G.. Locke; vice president, Miss
Title Kubnle: secretary, Miss Emma Bat
len; treasurer, Mrs. A. B Hewes.
John W. Seery, a farmer. near here, who
has been ailing for some time, died at his
home on Wednesday Of last week. His
funeral took place on Saturday morning at
St Joseph's Church.
AZ the annual meeting Of Trinity CBuIch
heid GA Fs.ster Tuesday, tie following OIL
GERS were appointed aud elected for she en-
suing year: Mr.. II G Hewey was reap
pointed senior warden, and Mr. William
Rode was rs-eleefed iunlor warden The
following YesfTsmen were elected: | IL
Naaaemap, Ia. 3 Hewes, Thomas b I1ewes.
j e IIalsey, J Il. gill, Wesley B. GiIi,
John S Bstten, Samuel AshcFafs, Samuel
S. Guest, Henry W Mitchell. Geo. Rode.
Carton Z Rulon. The following dele
gates were elected IL the Diocesan Coaven-
zion TO be held at New Brunswick on Nav
5sh and 9Th: l. II Yanneman, J. G. Hal
sey, 4. B Hswes Alternates, II. G.. HeBes.
George Rode, II ". Mitchell.
Again We have to report the death Of one
of orr aged residents, Mrs. Elizabeth Fish,
widow Of Joha Fish, passed away as her
home on Bill street on Wednesday evening
Of lass week, aged 6s years. Mrs Fish had
spent the most Of her life in this com
munitY, andshad the esteem Of all WHO had
her acquaintance, She was 3 faithful mem
Der Of the Swedesboro Methodist Church,
and her place in the sanctuary was seldom
vacant when her health would permit The
last years Of her life have been years Of
suffering, borne with Christian patience.
She leaving three sons and four daughters
to mourn the loss Of a loving mother. The
funeral took place at her late home on Sat
urday afternoon.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-04-30

There was no opposition to the four al
ternates, NJ. A. DeYine. OF Atlantic; David
S. Crater, of Monmouth; James Z. MARITIME,
of Union, and John S. Bell, Of Essex, SO
that the election was but matter of form
Davis moved that the nominations Of the
delegates-at-l large be made unanimous
This was seconded by Joseph Hoff, of Mer-
Ger, and was adopted enthusiastically.
Davis was named as one of the district dele
gates from Hudson.
GLOUCESTER COUNTY IN THE CONVENTION
The Gloucester County delegation met
at Hotel Sterling on the arrival Of the
morning train and organized with j. d.
Carpenter, chairman and Thomas. c. Dilkes,
Secretary
motion that the county vote to instruct
the national delegates to vote for the nom
ination Of William J. Bryan, was defeated,
and an uninstr ucted delegation favored
The following were chosen to represent
the county on the various committees of the
Convention.
Vice Presidents, A c. HaTker
Credentials, Thos. c. Dilkes.
Rules, VIM. Porch.
Permanent Organization, W. H. Lawson.
Member Of State Committee, E. E. Gross
cup.
Il was unanimously agreed to support
Messrs. Frank S. Katzenbaeh, James Smith,
Jr., Hon. John Hinchleiff and Howard
Cauow for delegates a large.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-04-30
The Democratic State Convention.

In convention full Of ginger from start
to finish at the State Street Theatre on
Tuesday the Democrats Of New jersey
chose an uninstructed delegation to the
national convention at Denver.
Robert Davis, the Little Napoleon Of
Hudson, was defeated for a place in the
''big four, although the 23s delegates from
Hudson fought stoutly for him until the
convention adjourned.
The delegates-at-large are: Frank S. Kat
zenbach, Jr., of Mercer; former United
States Senator James Smith, Jr., of Essex
State Senator John Hlnchliffe, of Passaic,
and former Judge Howard Carrow, Of Cam :
den. State Chairman Hudspeth declined
to allow his name to be used and that Of
Judge Carrow was substituted.
The real battle Of the convention was for
delegates-as-large. Each county presented
8 its nominations, and those named were Kat
zsnbaeh, Smith, Hinohliffe, Carrow, Robert
Days, James Z MARITIME. State Chairman
Hadspeth, State Senator Johnston Cornish
and James a. Birch. Srs Of Burliag on.
DAYS., MARITIME, Cornish aud Birch was lie
ticket put mp By Hudson. Hudspsth aud
C3rnish withdrew, leaYing seven in che
field.
Congressman James Hamlll made an elo-
qaent plea in naming Davis, but was inter
rupted with shouts Of w hat did you do to
Katzenbach2H MARITIME spoke IN his own
behalf, asking that he be sent as a delegate
at-IaFge so that he could aid in nominating
Bryan. While Hamill was telling how much
Hudson wanted Davis, a delegate from the
balcony called down to the orator, the rest
tlsss4fs - : want him.
The roll cali was a very boisterous pro-
ceeding. Several delegations announced
divisions in their vote and these were
loudly encouraged by Hudson. The ballot
resulted as follows:
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-04-30
! loues.te. county sirealt CONT.

George I. Grevatt
Claimant
p 2; Boafse Company On Mechanics Lien.
Bsilder and PistnAa
Heights Hotel aee Land Rule
Company, and William
4, y Roberts, 9waers.
appearing g the Court. bg affidavit. that
stia.n4oiss iiss beeA daily issued ID tie above
cause. and the same has oeen returned by the
sheriff 81 Gloucester County mot served as to
bic defendant RitiHan Heights Hotel sad / and
glnaaanyi slla i affearlng to the satisfaction
Of the eors That the president. directors seere-
fary or ofneE oilieefer agent Of the said defend
aat eorpofatigGt cannot be found ia this State to
be served with process. and that neither OF the
sad ohesEs mas dwelling house or place Of
said summons eanpos be served on the clerk Or
secretary, 0r either Of tile directors Of the said
corporstf9ns wherenpon It il ordered that the
defendant corporation cause it, appearance to
fifteenth dag Of June next; and that a copy OF
this rule shall within twenty days from the date
hereof, be inserted il the GLOUCESTER GoI-Sr4
DEMOCRAT, one OF the newspapers published in
weeks, And shat copy Of this rule shall also be
posted ZIP within the time aforesaid in three
public places IN this State. FOR at least three
weeks, And Il the defendant corp sration shall
uot appear within the time Aforesaid limited by
Ibis rule, then. on due proof being made OF
the publication OF this rule, and the posting OF
the same as herinbefoTe directed the court shall
order the clerk to enter an appearance for the
defendant, and the above said action shall he
further proceeded with, as if said defend ant cor
psration had caused appearance to be entered to
said action.
A. II sWAcKHAMKR,
Attorney Tor Plaintiff
Dated Apfil 10 1908.
Let the above pe entered on the minutes.
G. G. GARRISON,
Justice 81 the Supreme Court
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-04-30
{, loaeester County olreult. Court.

Joseph J Erwin,
Claimant
D. o. Boorse Company On Mechanics Lien.
Builder; and PItman
Heights Hotel and Land Rule.
Company, and William
t. B. Roberts, owners.
1t appearing 20 the Court by affidavit that
summons has been duly issued in the above
cause, aud the same has been retur. ed by the
Sheriff of Gloucester County, not served q
to the defendant Pitman Heights Hotel and
Land Company. and it appearing to the salts
faction OF the court that the president directors
secretary or other officer or agent of the said
defendant corporation cannot be found IN this
state to be served with process, and that
neither OF the said officers has a dwelling
house or place OF abode within this State,
and that copy of the said summons cans
not be served on the clerk secretary or eitherof
6he directors Of the said corporation. " hereup0n
It is ordered that the defendant corporation
cause its appearance to be entered IN the said
action on OF before the fifteenth day of June,
next, and that copy Of this RUE sha within
twenty days from the date hereof be ms fted
III the Gloucester County DEsfogHAg, one Of the
newspapers pub ished in5the State Of New Jer-
sew Tor af least three weeks and that copy
of this rule shall also be posted up within the
time aforesaid An thTes public places in this
State for at least three weeks. And il the de-
PENDANT corporation shall not appear within the
time aforesaid limited by this rule, then, on
due proof being made OF the publication of this
rule, and the posting OF the same as hereinbe-
for directed. the court shall order the clerk TO
enter an appearance for the defendant, and the
above eaid action shall be further proceeded
with, as If said defendant corporation had
caused appearance to be entered to said action.
A. FL. SWACK HAAIER
Dated April i5 1908 Attorney for Plaintiff.
Let the above be entered on the minutes.
9 e. GARRISON,
Justice OF the Supreme Court.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-04-30
.oneester ssonnty eirealt s.onrt.


Jacob L. Kuhn.
Claimant
D. o, Boorse Company, kOn Mechanics Lien
Builder; and Pitman
Heights Hotel and Land Rule
Company, and William
T. B. Roberts. owners
It appearing to the Court. by AFFIDAVIT that
sueAmons has been duly issued in the above
cause, and the same has been returned bv the
Sheriff OF Gloucester County, mot served as to
the defendant, Pitman Heights Hotel and Land.
Company, and it appearing to the satisfaction
OF the court that the president directoss eretary
or other officer or agent of the said defendant
corporation cannot be found in this State to be
served with process, and that neither of the said
officers has a dwelling house or place of abode
within this State, and that COPY of the said
rotary. or either of the directors of the said
corporation, whereupon IT is ordered that the
defendant corporation cause its appearance to
be entered IN the said action, on or before the
fifteenth day Of June next; and that copy of
this iule shall within twenty days from the
date hereof, he inserted III the Gloucester
County DEA0cRAr, one OF the newspapers pub
lished in the state of New Jersey, for at least
three weeks and that copy OF this rule shall
also be posted up within the time aforesaid in
three public places in this State for at least
three weeks. And ii the defendant corporation
shall not appear within the time aforesaid linz
tied by this rule, then. on due proof being made
of the publication Of this rule, and the posting
of the same as hereinbefore directed the court
shall order the clerk to enter an appearance for
the defendant, and the above said action shall
be further proceeded with, as il said defendant
corporation had caused appearance To be entered
to said action. A. H. SWACKHAMER,
Dated April Is. 1908. Atty for Plaintiff.
Let the above be entered on the minutes
O. G. GARRISON,
Justice of the Supreme Court.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-04-30

The LoudensIager faction seems to haye
captured two-thirds Of the delegates to the
STATE Convention, and will elect The State
Commit.eeman-G George Dudley Whitney
being the candidate against Senator Avis.
Senator Avis came out Of the contest in his
ward a winner over Councilman shiyers; in
he Third Ward County Chairman DaYis
defeated Prosecutor Rogers.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-04-30

Our learned Court of Errors seems to
place non-taxable securities in the same
relation to the assessor as are our
debts. a man may claim exemption
from assessment on personal property to
the amount Of his debts to creditors, and
under the recent opinion Of this high
court, he may also claim deduction to
the amount of his holdings of non-tax-
able securities. Therefore ones debts
and his holdings in non.taxable securi-
ties, are both curse.
Wise legislature! learned judgesi poor
'burGened owners of real estate.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-04-30
FOX sALE

good work team, weight 1000. will sell very
cheap. Also or other horses. good to work
or drive Have to be seen TO be appreciated.
JOHN H0EETQN
22fQ8.tf. Wenonah, s.. >.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-04-30
GEALED PROPOSALS

Sealed proposals addressed Robest C SsssrlSs
City Clerk, Woodbury.. N. 81 and endorsed
North ana South Breed Street Ilnpfosess.s rtss
will be received by the City Coutseil Of the Civ ~
Woodbury. at the Council Chamber on the 18th
t5l day Of Mas. 1898, not later than 0'claek ..
for Che paving Of about 1855 sonare Yards: 81,
Nersa aed south Broad Street, With warres.'s
Bitetthie Pavement, IN accordance with s9lafls
NJ Carter. No f27 South Broad street, Wood
bury, N. ..
The rights reserved to reject any or all h1fis
G. G. Pearson.
THO +. ByRkE TT, Street fyornFsikt.a
G. WALTER SHIyERs,
April II, 1905.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-04-30

Dated April Is, 1g0s
Let the above be entered on the minutes.
G. G. GARRISON,
Justice Of the Supreme Court