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New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

Eta Hamilton Martin, soprano whose STUDIO is at
No. 1882 Pacific street Brooklyn, has been engaged
20 sing during the Jewish festivals at Temple Beth
FL. 7ed street and Lexington avenue, New York.
Theodore Habeluann, formerly stage manager of
the Metropolitan Opera House has been engaged by
the Conservatory Of Musical Art to take charge Of
the operate classes, and will begin the first course
Of stage department Wednesday. September 30,
at Arion Place and Broadway, Brooklyn. For the
practical study Of operas the large stage OF Arion
Hall has been obtained, with all the complete
scenic arrangements.
The first faculty concert Of the Lachmund Con-
servatory Of Music No. I32 West s5th street will
take place at the studios Of the Institute Thurs
day evening next. The programme will be given by
Miss Josephine Swtkard. soprano; Maurice Kauf
man. violin. and Carl V. Lachmund piano
f W Rlesberg. who has returned from his sum
lner home IN the mountains Canasawacta Cabin.
has issued call for a few more singers for his
choir al the Central Baptist Church. Mr. Ries-
berg's duties secretary Of the Manuscript So
ciety. and as teacher of the piano. organ and har-
Inony. along with musical journalism, insure
busy season.
Iuga Hoessbro. tn. Scandinavian pianist, assisted
by Siegnund Grosskopf. Hungarian violinist and
Mrs Grosskopf. soprano gave a concert
yesterday afternoon the home of Mrs. R c.
Greenleaf. Lenox Mass. The affair was considered
q success.
The LEM Conservatory OF Music. No 81 West
Il0th street Mime. NJ Lenz. principal announces
q special class for children in sight reading and
chorus singing Saturday mornings between 9 and
l2 o'clock
DR. Edousrd Blltz. teacher of sight singing stldto
No s4s Carnegie Hall, has returned from abroad
with several new compositions DR.. BIitz extends
an invitation parents and guardians to visit his
ne
T. E1eanar Patterson. the sale contrsno. No, -
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
THE BUN DOWN HIS BACK.

Il has been matter SO customary TO look upon
crime as tragedy and criminals trRgedians that
70 aver that comedy is more frequently 10 be
1ound in crime than tragedy seems al first view
parade Yet such II the case
= lttle London uTchn into BAKERS shop
and placing a halfpenuy the counter asked
rervously and timorously: Mister. ave you slf
penny buster Cbun)T
"Zsa. nay little man here s ons quite hot"
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
CHAPTERS OF OPERA
Continued from fourth page

that Alfred EerE conducted. and that Nine. Gadski.
Nine. Belize. Georg Antilles, Mr.. Bisphan,
Mr. Blsss and Mr.. Mdhmann were concerned in
the performance. The newcomers in Mr.. Grau's
forces were Mime. Reuss-Belce. Georg Antilles,
Emil Gernsuser Alloys Burgstaller and the con-
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

ductor OF the German operas, NJ. Hertz who, like
Mr.. Burgstaller, has remained ever since, and they
all active agents IN promoting the sensational
feature Of the first season of the administration
which succeeded Mr. Grau's I have tabulated the
performances which took place IN the subscription
seasons under Mr.. Grau as follows:
THE GRAU PERIOD 1898 1908
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

piansts for the concert platform and the profession
of teacher Two OF his young pupils recently gave
a public piano recital, at which high grade pro-
gramme was presented. Mr.. Baumann announces
scholarships for the best two students. Applica-
tions should be made by letter.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

James Savage. the well known vocal teacher.
will return from his summer home at Liberty,
N Y in time TO resume work at his studio No. q
Union Square on Monday, October .. Mr.. Savage
has had several of his professional students, in
cluding many teachers, studying with him during
The sfnmer.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

Frederic Mariner, whose studios at No. 81 West
e2d street a centre for progressive students In
piano plying, will return to New York, after q
summer in Maine, in time TO begin the seasons
work October l.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

Edmund Severn. recently elected president of the
New York State Teachers Association. has re-
turned from his vacation and is ready to meet his
violin and theory pupils.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

Julian Nor1nan's new studios are now in the
Geraldine, No. 81 West 1osth street, where he has
resumed teaching. Mr.. Norman has number of
applicants for vocal instruction among them
eral professional singers.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

Mrs. Clarence Eddy. wife of the well known
organist announces that she will give instruction
in singing az her residence, No. $50 West End ave
nue..
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
STUDIO NOTES.

susannah Macaulay will lessons on Octo-
ber g. at her studio No. 3o5 Carnegie Hall. Appii-
cants viii be received Tuesdays and Fridays, be-
tween 10 and u o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
Musical.

The Master School of
VOCAL MUSIC
City. Borough Of BROOKLYN. t08 Montagns
ST., near Borough HaiI and suBway station
Institution founded and endowed b the 1oreost
citizens OF Brooklyn raise aad Uphold ne sadasa
Of Music IN America Day % re-opsnlns Oc- -
Voice trial and classification Oct - and IL
FACULTY
Fran Professor AureIsa Jaeger. Head Isaeher
OF Vocal Instruction: FRAU MELANIE GJTINAN
RICE fof the Conservatory % VeEnat Isr Asssanr %
Frau Jaeger. SENIOR PEDRO G. GCETAEY- Isacner
OF Bel CautO, MADAME Q. De PALEOFStSAs Leacn5r
OF Breathing ard Breath Control. MRS ADELE LAEl5
BALDWIN. Teacher Of English Diction+ HERR El-
GEN HALLE. Chorus Master and Accompanists DH-
GERRIT SMITH. Teacher % the Theory of M1scs
FRAULEIN BERTHA FIRGAC. Teacher Or the Ger
language: SIGNOR EDCARDO PEFRL Iescher
italian language MILE LOUISE CHARVET.
Teacher OF the French language HENRY T FENCK-
Lecturer the History Of Music. A 1 Of<oelzA-
BIRCH and Mr. DAVID BISPHAA have aeesptet
places the Visiting Jury of Musicians The nurosr
Of places being limited attention s called 20 ne tacr
that vacant places VIII be filed IN strictly chronoo-
gieal order. according 70 dates Of APPLICATION All
dress all communications 70
RICHARD EwERs. Business Manager.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

Eta Hamilton Martin, soprano whose STUDIO is at
No 1882 Pacific street. Brooklyn, has been engaged
10 sing during the Jewish festivals at Temple Beth
Ell I'D street and Lexington avenue, New York
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

Performances in ths supplementary ssason included
Novelties
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

The Lenz Conservatory of Music. No. 81 West
l40th street, Nine NJ Lenz. principal. announces
special class for children in sight reading and
chorus singing Saturday mornings between 9 and
l2 o'clock
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

z. Eleanor Patterson. the sale csnusto. No, 10
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-01
Police Jury Proceedings.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF LAFOURCHE.

Thibodaux, Jan. 9Th, 1908.
The Police Jury of the Parrish CT La.
fourche met thfs day In irregular
session.
Present: J. N. Walsh, President and
Messrs. j. L. 1asset, G. III. BarFios,
G. J. GuedrJ, J. L. Rodrigae, and r. J.
Paf1A.
Absent: Messka. Z. u. Mo1vsnt, Alex.
Theriot, d. n Hatcher and r.. r.
Rizan.
The minutes Or the session OF Novem-
Der II, 1907, was read and approved ~
Fesd.
Numerous bills and pension applica-
tons were read snd referred, under the
rules, to the committee on claims.
The reports Of the treasurer ON the
general and drainage funds. and his
semi-snnusi report Of ON the school
fluids were read and referred to the nm
ance committee for examination.
On motion Of Mr.. RODRIGUEZ, seconded
by Mr.. Basset, the jury now adjourned
to tomorrow ~ 70 o'clock .. m.
HIN. Coulon, JIM. Walsh,
Clerk President
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-01

ty in the hope Of securing
political perferment.
| The Democracy of Lafour
che has done we'll. Its act
will inspire new hopes in the
breasts of the young men of
the parish, as il holds out to
them a high ideal of pa
triotism and of faithfulness
to ones political creed. II
teaches that political treach
cry is dishonorable and
worthy Of the condemnation
of all good men. It sets the
seal of it's disapprobation
and condemnation upon the
pernicious doctrine that
every thing is fair in poll
tics"
The SENTINEL IL proud Of
the outcome in this contest.
They people have done we'll. |
The have carefully consider
ed the case and rendered q
just and righteous verdict,
All hail to the Democracy of
Lafourche.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-01
The Democracy has Spoken.

The case is ended: tht
Democracy Of the parish O.
Lafourche has spoken and
rendered its verdict In favor
Of true Democracy in no an
~
certain tones. It has repudi.
ated with marked emphasis
the mock Democracy attempt.
Cd 70 be foistsd upon the poo
pas, and served notice that
it has not yet fallen from its
high piane, 81 low 20 to re-
ward with its favors past
political treachery. It has
hooded the sdmanition of the
Supreme Court, thrown out
In the recent political case
from the parish, that with it
rested the power to prevent
the rape Of the Democratic
party, and we'll has it vindi.
Gated the hope reposed in it
by electins James Beary, the
Democrat, true, tried and
faithful. by . crushing ma
3ority, over L. j. Troaclair.
the political non descript, |
yho conf esssdly changed par |
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-01
Sanders Wins.

lD0 returns OF last Tues
days election assure tn,
nomination Of Lieutenan,
Governor j. 7. Sanders To-
Governor. The gallant yount
man from st. Mary carried
both the City Of New Orlean,
and the country parishes.
The election passed off quiet
~ and all accounts was fair
OF course, there were some
surprises and disappointment
here and there, and on both
sides, but that was to be OF.
pectod. It is part of the game.
It is the natural outcome Of
human activity, and the wise
man, while he may deplore
the imperfiections of tho ge,sxs|
homo and Sigh for tho reign
OF better conditions, will
never be downcast by the
exhibition of human weak.
ness and treachery which Of.
ten mars the course Of events.
The democrats Of the State
have wisely chosen in sele ct |
ing Jared 2. Sanders a. their |
standard bearer. He il . br.l
Amy man, in the very prime /
OF life IN ardent, aud consis |
tent Democrat. and fully equip |
ped 70 discharge the high |
aud responsible functions oil
tho exalted oflice to which bel
10 20 soon to be elevated. In
his hands the destinies Of the
State and Of the people will
rest secure. i,
HuFrah, for J. Y. Sanders!
He 10 the right man for the
'leaee. 30 the people have.
cid, aud they make no mis-.
AXE. l.
Let all DemOcrta now rallyI
ound his banner aud follow
lin to victory next April. Ii,
The Democracy has Spoken.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-01
STATE OF LoU1s1ANA-PARlsH
OF LAFOURCHE.
Thshodanv Ia Ian G

Thibodsux, La, Jan, o. 1908
The Police Jury Of the parish OF La
fourehe, met this day pursuant to I'd
tournament. 80. - -.
Present: J. n. Walsh President and
Messrs J. L. Basset, G., H. Aar1ios e. u
Morvant, ]. L. Rodigus, r. j., Pa1ra
and C.J. Guedry.
Absent: D. NJ. Hatcher, Alex Therio,
snd Il. p. Rizan.
The minutes Of yesterdays session
was read and approved ~ read.
The following report was submitted
rssd, and on motion Of Mr.. Gueery, sec.
onded BY Mr.. Rodrigue, was ordered
received and approved.
Thibodaux. La. jan. 9. 1908
To the President and Members Of the
Police Jury Of the Parish Of Lsfourche
Gentlemen: ..Your::committee on fin
ance bog to report that they have ex-
amined the Books:.of the Parish Tres-
sureT, checked ill the vouchers with
same and ind them to be correct.
Respectfully submitted
J. L. Basset
e. u. Morvant
FL. PARA,
Committee on Finance
Report Of A. J. Braud, Parish Treas.
In account with the General Funds OF
the Parish of Lafou1che for the term
beginning Nov. II, 1907, and ending
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-01

The friends and supporters
of Col. Wilkinson in this par
ish made . gallant fight for
him and secured. him many
votes, but they could notover
come the popularity OF his op
ponent whocarried the parish
by a majority Of 1879 votes.
Mr.. Sanders was unable to
visit the parish, owing to
previous engagements, and to
illness which prevented him
from keeping the appinted to
speak at Iockport last Mon
day. Had he been able to-
speak at one or two points in
the parish, his engaging pre-.
sence and manners and his
personal magnetism would
have doubtless increased his
majority.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-01

Stamps, PrintsR. nOta-
rial work. etc. 166 -
Census OF edrc.his chii.
dren. 5000
Stationary and library -.
lv;siti Eu1': ::i..s;:..; ga
s :.sa' E ,s.sss,: :l'p :.
, ;s.aI,as shi.v.poi. ISL %
/ ro.,, ,,,.,,,..m.,.. $3.50 .
j -
D"A w nsaae Dsd s..-U... s...s.s
| Respectfully submitted,
+ A. = bfauds
/ Parish Treasurer.
srh. n,,,.-.. .4 90. .,,hmittats
iread snd on ,not,o ,eP 81 n. Morvsnt, sec
Iondsd BY Mr.. RodIisas, We. ordered e,sss.a, r
eelveo sno approved ma On ePt'1vf..
ton Of 12,57e.as was msds 70 Pay claim
and pensions therein reported favora
bly, BY following vote. -
want, Rodrigue, Para, and Gnedry.
~N. ~..,. . -.
70 tn. Police Jury. 49, - : ''
m nssti se : u.dsss.f1ed com on.
s..,,nw,ns ~ aspols zsxotAoay y, 1ne
,un.o".ns ..s'Es ana penslons' 'o'~is
prisoners. s'.s. ~. 90
A. 4: sssnnton, si:ctiie sap app. 81
s. 3. 1 Byrd Il snsl'a .pp.'h.a'.on aa
Jas Besry. spprehnnssnn n. n.
Flint. -. ~ 4 ..z....'. e7s
L: g. Waterburyt lumber tor
nf er d s. I....:.; ...;.: & 3sss
Dr.. T. i. Tet.seui alener. ..::: lMQo
body 8 Y Dsutla 80. ~: =.
body os Dsasia :. 800
P.J. Weldon, Juror Of inquest
bodyof nantin. 8. a.
body Of Dansta.:. :.......... .
Meyer eysst f bod2 n nss 2Slor % m
Andre Martin, Juror Of inquest
body Of NJ. Martin. ...... ...... 3
Edw Ealgout, juror Of Inquest "a.
body Of Martin. ......... ..... g..
Adrien Lefort, juror Of inquest 2
body Of Martin ....:....... =
Camille Rabstock, jur. OF inquest
Maxine Lefort, juror rf, i inaue:t
body Of Martin. ................. q
: B. T.. Brubachsr, juror Of in.
quest body off jordan. $50. y
G. p. Aubfy, juror Of inquest
t,.,,s v..s.
10y Q. y0ros s =;
'e os I1 nrdsn y inquest ood3
:. p MS1lel, juror OF inquest
10y ~ Sofusn. -. .:..;.:......: =
a s 49,, 4"h0K Of lRqness
Pody q n, Jordan Inc. :; ;.a..:. =
BODY Of 8. M. Coz. .s4 .D41es' q
E. Boudresnx, Juror Of inaue:t
oody Of Coz 60 1sA',' /
CHI. PAYNE tn.nr ~ irrn:..
,ofiv ~ Gor aA4Ae''
~ " woiGcn 49,. =. ::.......:.
to;,v ~ CO.. '" = 'nques'
". +, Williams. Juror az inans:t
Iohn Rsrps, i,;,o;..;,i t.:.::;.
,oilv az Sam Hsrdsr.or 'nqaes"
sidney .Boudresax. iuror az in.
le sen P eeSy ct ss1s. g
NistoH Gautreenx 1alYoP az In. ,.s.-
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-01

Had you bet your loose
change on Wilkinson carry.
ing this parisha Well, if you
did, We are sorry for you, but
there is nothing left to do
but to pay up.
The people have spoken
boys, and the choice of no.
minees has been made; let us
rally round the lucky candi
dates and pledge them our
undivided support. That isI
our duty, let us discharge |
It with alacfityandgood grace
That ia true democracy.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-01

/ g. j. Guedry
Cnmmittae IN Claim
|
| Mr.. Morvane, seconded by ME-. Cue
oay m po as' me ~ ns ansS u E M I :.
~ sth warT' X .dSsd 81 the r,ensio,
| roll n sS neY month and fnrther moYe.
that an apnrooria zion Of ~ he made /.
cover san1e. :.
I Yeas-Wslsh. Rassak. guadrv. nnr
rios. Morvant. Rodrirne. and Psrra.
N.-.NNo,,s
Affhis lime : lattar from Mr.. J.ekaor
Petit aattim0 forth The non 1,erformancs
az dntv on The nart of M. fnn q. Rark.
al. rosd insnenfnr az the ana rosd de.
trict. Was reed. Ara on MOTION al Mr.,
Morvant, seconded by Mr.. RcdTigue,
Messrs. BarFios and ParrA, members Of
the two. wards contained In said road
district, were AppoiDted COMMITTEES to
1nvestigase sbe charges and report their
nnoang d Mex ssssien OF Jury.
~. leave Kobichanx, OF the 81 ward
mntion cnmnanr oner.t;n ss ~ 1s H. -
Of his property were STOPPING his Drain.
age NJ we'll q that Of al other owners
OF land situated between Lafonrche
Crossing and Raceland. nv stonnine al
canals Of bitches that connected with
the public cut OF or canal constructefi
BY the Drainsge communicative OF fhe
2nd Drainage District of this parish
from money raised by direct tax.
Whereupon ON motion OF Mr.. Rsxrios.
seconded BY Mr.. Para, the president Of
az. ~ ths md nr.insna H s =. ss
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-01


Ever ybody symphatize,
deeply with the Hon. Theo
dore :. Wilkin.on In The
~
great misfortune which be.
fell him in the sudden and
unexpected death Of his ven.
cradle mother, Mrs. James
Biddle Wilkinson, which
occurred on January 28th.
Mrs. Wilkinson wal . grand
old matron, loved and revered
Who had attained the advanc|
cd age Of 81 years, when cali
led to her reward.
Gay, friend, did you take |
part In last Tuesdays demciI
,ratio primary eleotionl I'll
vou did, of course you will
the nominees of that |
for you are an homo
able man. You know, that3,s
he obligation which you vol
assumed when you
'oted in that election, aud,
9 an honorable man, you'll
Till not fail to faithfully dis
barge It. Remember, mob.
esse oblige.
: & LA&xAA1
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-12-17
huRFFvILLE.

Walter r. Scott lost one of his val
liable black team horses on Monday
District Superintendent, Rev. ]. Nor
gan Reed, will hold the Third Quarter
ly Conference in the basement of the
Methodist Church on next Saturday
evening at 7.45 o'clock, and will be
here all day on next Sunday There
will be Love Feast commencing at $50
a. m, followed by preaching by Rev.
j. M. Reed, at 1890 The day has
Day. and includes both the morning
and evening service. Surely every one
has something to be thankful for,
hence the opportunity is afforded to
help advance Christ's cause and show
our appreciation of Gods mercy and
loving kindness.
Brooks Hurff and wife, accompanied
by Richord Cant and wife, of Aura,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Fred
Cant and family, of Philadelphia.
At the public school on Friday the
following were elected officers of the
Literary Society. President, Fred Ep-
ley, vice president, Helen Maynard;
secretary, Myra Jones; treasurer, Vera
IN. Hurff social committee, Helen
Maynard, Blanche Burrough, Anna
Sherman, Richard Morgan, Fred Ep.
Hey; program committee, John Pear
tson, Reba Phaw, Anna Simpson, Theo-
dore Shaw, Oscar Nicholson.
The NJ. E. Sunday School will hold
their Christmas entertainment on
Christmas Eve Exercises will be IN
teresting to both young and old The
singing is being given special prepar-
alton by a choir of fifteen voices
/ Miss Mae Pierce entertained num-
Der Of young people at an evening
gathering on Saturday.
/ Those noticed to have killed their
lporkers this week are: Thos G. Bee
Gilbert |. Kirkbride. Martin Weather
iby, Walton Fl. Chew
Miss Laura Gardner has been spend
ling a week visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Goss, at Oxford, Pa.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-12-17
Page Devoted to Paulsboro interests.
but the Mayor.

iDut the Mayor.
A petition has been circulated by
the Wood street taxpayers asking that
gas pipes be placed on that street.
4 Elmer Heritage has accepted a posi-
ton with the Philadelphia Evening
Times as a SOLICITOR
! John Dougherty and wife have re-
turned from trip to Quakertown, Pa.
Joseph Banks is placing steam heat
in the Billingsport Church.
Mr.. Polig is reported on the sick
list.
/ Wallace Turner was badly burned
about the face and hands by acid at
the powder works on Saturday.
Geo. A. Armstrong has invited some
iof his friends to attend wedding in
Trenton on January goth.
Thomas Dubois has the contract to
furnish a nice home in Trenton. Good
for you Tom
Cox Bros. will have their sale to-
morrow, Friday, at their shops.
| Gas will be manufactured on next
Monday at the plant, so the Mayor
tells us.
The ladies' Of the ST James Episco-
pal Church held fair on Saturday
night and report a good success.
Burt Hampton will move on the e.
lG. Miller farm in the spring.
The Joseph L. Reeves farm has
been cut in half and Joseph w. Mer-
lritt will look after his half.
Mrs. Robert l. Smallwood requests
the members of her Christmas fund to
bring their books to her house on
North Broad street on Saturday after
moon, the 18th of this month, and get
their money
David Kissellman and son, Carl,
were in town last week.
Mr.. Earl Fancy, of Mays Landing,
is spending few days here. the guest
of friends
The many friends Of Mrs. Frank
Thompson are glad to hear that she is
doing SO well. They all hope to see
her home soon.
Scott Thompson, Jr., who has been
confined to his home with illness is
able to be around again
1t is reported here the Dupont Pow
dsr Co, Will erect a new nitro-glycer-
inc plant at their Gibbstown works.
Our basket bali team will play an
.pther big game Of ball at Laws hall
Saturday night.
4 The Daughters Of Liberty initiated
several new members Tuesday night
Mrs. Harry Turner is reported on
the sick list this week
Our druggist, Mr.. Moore, has a. fine
lot Of goods for the holidays Give
him a call.
Sindles have added a grocery store
to his dry goods store.
Tho D f-f9i al xuo1,.c 4 orxY,, ~
Monday looking over our station
Wonder if we are. going to get a new
one We need it.
The colored people held baptism
in the creek on Sunday.
The Taylor Memorial Baptist Church
had baptism Taste Sunday night Two
were baptised
The young people of the First Bap-
tist Church have formed Young Peo-
pies Association. The meeting next
Friday night will be led by Miss Hell
en- Davis.
Mrs David Carson has moved in the
house opposite the railroad station
Mr.. Chas. B Henry left on Tuesday
for Denver, Colo, where he expects
to spend the winter with his son, 10
seph
Don't forget the sale of |. G. Cox
Bro. Sale next Friday
The new hotel at Jesse NJ Thomp-
son, is near completion. It will be one
of the finest Of its kind in South Jer
sey.
The strawberry patch owned by
Chas. Myers is in full bloom for the
second time this year.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-12-17

We have complete and attractive stock
Each pair in pretty holiday box, 25c. Soc
and ST. co.
Hundreds OF gift suggestions here .
Sweaters, Cardigan Jackets, Gloves, Um-
brellas, Fancy Vests, Stick Pins, Cuff Bat
tons, Watches, from ST to 10, for twenty
year guaranteed filled case with Elgin
movement, and number others TOO num-
erous to mention. Prices the lowest for
quality.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-12-17
putcher BUSINESS ana Real Estate
40 fer sale.

Good stand successfully conducted by the
subscriber for years. The house is rooms In
good repair. The business stand includes COM
modious shop, pork house slaughter house barn
and wagon sheds, electric lights city water and
good well water. Two good routes and good
anon trade For full particulars apply 70
- :, WILLIAM Fl, MADCIFF,
q. 17.os Mullica Hin Nj.