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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1908-07-28
RxECUrORs' NOTICE.
II ESTATE OF CHARLES NJ. SLOAN.

ESTATE OF CHARLES NJ. SLOAN.
Notice is hereby given that an order has
been made by the Surrogate of the county of
Burlington, bearing date on the fifteenth day
of June, A. ID. 1908, upon the application of
John b. Davis and Charles EVAN Merritt, the
subscribers. requiring the creditors of Charles
NJ. Sloan, deceased, to bring In their claims
against the estate of said decedent, under
oath or affirmation. or on before March Is,
1909, or they will be debarred of any action
therefor against the said executors
JOHN b. DAVIS,
CHARLES EVAN MERRITT,
June l5 1905 Executors.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1908-07-28
DURLINGToN COUNTY ORPHANS
r PIT

ID COU KT.
On the application of
Clarence T. Atkinson, exc Rule
cutor ,of Aaron b. Atkin- to
son. deceased, for sale of Show Cause
land to pay debts.
Clarence I. Atkinson, executor of the last
will and testament of Aaron Atkinson, de-
ceased, having exhibited to this Court, under
oath, a just and true account of the personal
estate and debts of said deceased, whereby it
appears that the personal estate of said Aaron
Il. Atkinson is insufficient to pay his debts,
and requested the aid of the Court in the
premises, 1t is, on this fourth day of June,
A. D. 1908. ordered that all persons interested
in the lands, tenements and real estate of
said Aaron b. Atkinson. deceased, appear be-
fore the Court at the Court House, in Mount
Holly on the third day of September. 1908, at
ten o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause
why SO much OF the said lands, tenements,
Entertainments and real estate of the said
Aaron b. Atkinson, deceased, should not be
sold, as will be sufficient to pay his debts, or
the residue thereof, as the case may require.
And 1t is further ordered that copy of his
order shall be published for six weeks success
sively, at least once In each week, in the
Mount Holly News, and posted as required
by statute.
JOHN G. HoRNER, Judge.
w. p. LIPPINcorT, Surrogate.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1908-07-28
\ Few Dollars \ Month

but the return is great. A
Twenty-year Endowment
Policy at age 80 costs annu-
ally only a little over 4 per
cent. of its face value. This is
the NEW Low-Cost Policy of
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1908-07-28
AEEN WANTED on oRANBERRY BOG,

Several capable working foremen Will be
wanted at Whites bog, September LIST. Per-
manent employment for satisfactory men.
JOSEPH j. WHITE,
New Lisbon.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1908-07-28

AMENDMENTS PROPOSED TO THE
CONSTITUTION or THE STATE OF
NEW JERSEY BY THE LEGIsLA-
TURE OF 1909.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1908-07-28
NOTICE.
SALE OF LAND FOR UNPAID TAXES

Public notice is hereby given by Frank S.
Davis collector of the township of North
am pton, county of Burlington, that he will
sell at public sale all the lands, tenements,
hereditaments and real estate hereinafter
mentioned, for the shortest term for which
any person or persons will agree TO take the
same and pay the tax lien thereon, includ-
ing interest and cost OF sale.
| The said sale will take place at the Office of
| Z. ]. b. Slack. Mount Holly. N. J.. on
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1908-07-28

LrOR RENT
Farm of over 100 acres, in Northampton
Township. Apply to
MISS MCHENRY,
Mount Holly.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1908-07-28
AMENDMENTS PROPOSED TO THE CON-
JERSEY BY THE LEGISLATURE OF 1903.
STATE OF NEW JERSEY.

ASSEMBLY CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
No. A.
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Justice, shall constitute a quorum for the
assignment of justices, and for the appoint
ment of officers. and the enactment ofrules.
g. The Supreme Court shall appoint one or
the decisions of the Court, and shall by rule
define his or their duties and powers The re-
porters shall hold office for five years, subject,
however, to removal at the discretion of the
Court
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-19

@oS uno Glcftri3itGt. @ctrrtot IN
ipcftion, 2hIitcutNricec. q, TJo.
iogte. Observation-Disclosures Nit
aIieGcrn ser @c1iaIotlw, &crih0ur
rlnga Nercincu mo NripotpcrloncD
babe er <formottonen gcliCicgt.
Notb ou0 Noti5rn
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rdtbuld Der &crIuiQiNunNaueroro.
uIlna fiir 1893,
Dos Nuiirr Iepurtcmgut Drulldlt
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mictbcu mo Yicen5cn. Nrrr 5. Spcn
Ger Glorfc mubut Oc2buIb al Nn0crcr
Stcuc Ota ,Qcutiden GorrcippnDcu
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cntrihtcn. Scit Dem +, Sttobrr linn
lie ihon r~iidit0uoig, u1o mltcr 0cuJ
hot Nrrr Glorfr 0o@ &eht, III
men Die @oiicr5nitbr ob}uihnciNcu.
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SEN glibiiaHh liz 9lncf.

SaHniT rSH(r 1850, aGolv rs.
9}oocFN4sy4 u. 16gluS gpcriorBeriht
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gen 2l6r0aNm &uci}0cn irii1crcn 20
JitIidcu &oG mc1cn elmer Scr OIclclr
oibm Oqr3cmpricncn NeitcmuuJcu ob
ml0 orouctc sic nl2botoilc Sort
.ftBull Der &,crbuu0lml an. ucld)c
ourh Qaa O}or0ottcntot gclcu Den
Stills 0Otrift2umuult Groncia !. Sc
l1cD lmterbrodcn mor0cu mar. 0ette
Wnroc O0bcr Die &luiuQbmc 0cs BE.
lQihHIabcpcjica miC0cr ouf9enonls
men. @UbrCnO Der &crhunohmlcl
lporcn oieicIbcn 8oriidt5moBrcacn
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@ci0nlnib heriIbcr 0ebroMt, mlO ouc
3ul0nlc SIT Dem @criht9iool marcu
Don Yoli}iitCu bcicbt. IS crcigncte
lid nid)t9 9hlBcroroCntIihca, ais 0oB
II. u. NGama bjnaus |gcmoricn mur
0c. mcydcr oift 3intcr Dem }lnac
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ting lit feline Spur porbonOem mo
mon nilnut eli, ooB cr IN lucniQGn
@O@cn icinc }lmtageiGGitc mieocr
uuinchmen fdnn.
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%cSCtnOlidDc NriiOcr.

EittSburA 20. IS. Don. -
Gcltbcll Grolum on1c6ljM elm 9}clp.
Dorfcr 2(npolt, licQt an elmer t0ot
lid)cn S6uBwlmoe. Die cr iid} icibil
bciarbrodt bobell ioQ. in cincm Die
iiGcn Soipitol onruie0er. lSoicpD
Gromm 8ruocr oca Gritcren mo Gin
bctotnttr @|ittabur1cr 2tnmnIt, liclt
in elmer dnocrcn @or0 6ca n6mlifcl
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bnrG cincn SdrB uerruu1Oct, Ole
S6icBoiioirc ereianetc it'd bcutc
Nbcno in &oicpb Gromn'3 Bureau
i'm @lndmcll @cb01loc, noh0enl iid)
Die 9rii0er l%dngcrc 3cit bcitig Rcitrit
ten buttrn. Ter Nem, Oorfcr moltc
mnQcblih @cIO gcIicben bobcrL mO
ser EittSburger pcrmei1crtc ouIiclbc.
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VI rs Dem InacrCn WarBlnnb's unS
brn nng~rcn5enocn Staatcn.
u ciieu6c s ii Inner

- " - 1
Nllf Der @reniienitonoc elmer 90.
fomotipe Der 9oItimorr Cbio Balm
irrrOen ON GienitogMor1cn inGum
bcrInno, Mo, 5lpei @iibncr iiBeno
o~uf8enut0en. Die Sotomotipc mar
non Gphneaspine angeIon0t
GeS Moroe& onQefloQt
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bort an 6oIlorpecn Den iunoeu aulti
nlont 0rnnf &reBcrirr .erihob. lit
BON Den @roBgeidporenen iiirMout
8onerp Gountp, no. ocs Nturoco
angeflagt mQrbena, Ger SAT- miro
IN nadlter 3eit 3nr @erbonolun0
fonrmen. 6reunbe oes Grihoiienef
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Salt 9cbt mad GnbG.

@olDingtoh :. e., IS. 9top.
@tllom s.. Gait Der n|utcrmd6ltc
Froitncnt. lit BON Gillcinmoti nicocr
III Not Sprjn1a, 90. onQclou9t uno
hattie bclltc cine Gonicren5 nit Dem
n%querm0hltun &icc.@rGiibentcn Cher
molL Ionic Nrr. @m. Wur0, nit.
Allco 0c2 rcpublitnniid)en 9tutionoI
Gomlte'2 rlir Nem. })nrf. Die Gons
fercl5 bcjo3 iiA, ME co bciBt ulti Die
Grmoblmd Oca Stoat@iefret0rS Boot
jllm Slnocaicuntor ais 9tohfolqcr
:. s. 4latt'S.
Ncpcihcn ull. Noponu uto Sin.
clntati mcl0cn OnB Goit nit Der Ntr
lidt uml9eht I'M n0ditcn Euultnr nudl
Nouuno jll reiicn Inn ser Sltait9uro-
tipn 0ca Generals 8ontei ais ErGii-
Dent uDn Cuba beiSWuohneu. Sails
or oieIc Nbljd)t ml9iiibrt, 10 miro CT
DER critic Eroii0ent Der Ger. Staaten
lcin, mcldjcr 5ruildel iciner Grrp1b-
lung uno ietncr EMANCIPATION oa&
8ateriano pcrlieB. Gr1li0cnt &ooir.
telt perlieB einnlaI ipdbrcno ieiueS
Nmt9terminS o;c Ger. StGotelL OILS
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Ncb6clS ciniincS MtCIicr.

@ir bnbcn MIR cin NtCIicr i'll SNl.
timurc, nnb ocS bcfinOct lid in DER
Stage 3u cbcncr Groc, Nr.32i, NorO-
Wap., nabr NiRbsStr &iuocrsRbOs
tugruphicn ciur 5pc}inIitdt. - Seine
Necntcn nuo feline rcppcn 81 itci9cn.
{. Scbbcl. Is. Grni, @cidGftSiIbrcr.
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8ricfOci1rOcrnno modl Ocm NnslnnOt,

Gle olt&t0noiihe GoIt fir Die nit
Dem u. Non. cuocnoe Modc if.licBt
bier in SouptpoItomt in a1en Sal
len r.inftlid, ipie foIGt:
Gie Bofrt.@olt if pan 8 llbr Gor.
mittogS bis 5 llbr NahmittogS tGG.
lid) oiicn, ouS9cnommcn Sonntogs,
Die 9ricftoten nod Dem A~ll5lon0e
(ulSgcuonmcn @roBbritonnicn uno
&rlono, CANADA, Nicrico, Yonomo.
Gubo uno Sbongboi, oicicI6en pic
ciubcimiihc &oter) iino mic iolQt;
Slim CO. Gcnt9 iiir ole critic
lln5e mo orei (3) GcntS iitr
ieOe lpeitere hinge, o0er ein 9ruh,
tbeil, uno ioQte boil frnnfirt lutroerL
miorigenfoQs bel Nnfunft Der 9ricie
Der ooppelte 8etrog coIeftjrt miro.
Trans AtlLntiide Eodet.
Soft.
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Rodmitto0s.
Geuti6lnn0, iflieBt Montog I'M .
llbr Nodmitto9S.
6ronfrcid, idlieBt 6rcitog nm
) l(br Nodlnlittags.
@cl9ien, idlieBt 2ienitogalm.5 llbr
gto6mittugs. a,
Noriuegen, Sdlpeoen un0 GGnc.
mart, ihIicBt ON 20. Nopcmber nm
5 llbr 9tohmittogo.
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Nopember nm ) ltbr NohmittoaS.
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IbenoS noh europa, 9lirifu un0 Dit
Snoicn per Compiler PHILADELPHIA"
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per Compiler uGloro", nod, Gorto
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@Citcrn Marglano Gtlenbabn.

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5dglidi.
4lO Wlorgets 49, S6nelpoit. Sager5toipn. u.
uno u. Ri, 90abncsboro, GbamberS5ure lrlo
ausgcnontneu Gonntag, 9arcod uRo Gumbers
lnuo.
2.45 gIdbm. Accommodation RAD llnicns
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t4.15 Matm. - Sbnels@rpreb. Sauptlinie,
NugGrsIolun, SGlcod, SltppensburA mo aus
%qennmfnen Sonnido Sreoertd uUo GnnitSs
burg C(arlorsgSaqaon). ..-
Sdnlidl, aus gcnumrtet Gonutns.
100 Wturaens-9ort, v. urS 8, 3d. uno Gar
Isle.
$50 DEMONSTRATION. nab 1bnrnont.
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mt. 2SaDnc5burU. Sbar1tershlrG, Sneerss
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230 gtabm-Suuptlinle, uitlih Dor Smorps
@rone, feruer 9orf, Sanooer, @ettpet 4rg uto
Y. uuo s.. 9Th.
$50 9tlbm.-gtifom. mad Sutuher.
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Gur Spnntags.
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Snruoer.
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81. apbcrtfon, 2. 81. SpueI,
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Baltimore Sampf. Safct . So.
tYllte NIB 6nuerldif1t Saf.9tnfe.)
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81. RnuI $40, pber NO.. @ourtianb S72o: unb
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-11
HON. VI. L.. JONES ON
pOAD CONSTRUCTION

In clrcnlar sent 10 all voters
Hon. NJ. L. Jones. of Brooks, makes
the following suggestions as 10 how
he would handle bubble highways If
elected county Judge:
IAN the money that g. collected
for road nurpose7 should be levied
as n road tax and kent entirely
separate from other funds and
should be principally expended In
the road districts that nav the tax,
aud altogether FOR the public bene-
ht My plan of managing the road
fund for each road district would be
to let the county Judge, or one OF
the cOanty commissioners. meet
with the citizens Of the road district
ana select road committee, who
would act without pay, and woulr
have charge of the expenditure OF
the road foney belonging 20 that dis
trlot. The residents OF the district
should have the opportunity of do
ing the road work without prefer
ence. prejudice or partiality 20 ans
one The supervisor should bee Sc
lected by the road district and the
county court | have advocated This
plan for q years and u Is not an
experiment, as Il Is being success
fully applied by a former Marion
county farmer boy who Is now
county Judge of Clackamas cOnnty
Under this plan road supervisor
would be appointed because he wa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-11
photographs ON AppIes.

II Is simple matter TO print pho
tographs upon the ordinary red ap-
pie. the tomato and smooth-skinned
pumpkin. II one goes about II In the
right way. In addition TO the pro-
cess being most simple, there Is no
expense Incurred, not even for so
cheap "a chemical as hypo, as no
chemical or water Is required, while
the resultant prints can only be said
10 be as permanent as the support
on which the image IL formed. The
skin OF an npplc tomato or pump
kin. particularly at certain stage
OF its rlponing bears strong re-
semblcnu, TO our Photographic
plate1 aud printing paper, for the
reason that II " sensitive TO light
II IN this .sensitlyeness 10 light that
causes the side exposed 10 the sun
TO burn red or yellow aud, as one
can often notice where n leaf inter-
venes To cut off the Hight close to
the pumpkin, apnle or tomato, "
win print an outline OF Itself, n sil-
houotto as II were, In green upon
the red or yellow ground. II was
through noticing this that I con-
ceiyod the idce of printing from "a
negative upon the same surface.
My first attempt was with apples.
/ first hantcd out an appel having
n leaf close 10 its surface, placed a
piece of glass honeeth the leaf and
on n cut my initials with sharp
knife then removed the glass
aud pasted the leaf firmly 10 the
apple in such n way that IL would
not bo blown away by the wind and
left II for week.
Az the end of that time | took the
apple soaked on the leef, and found
my initials In bright red on a light
green ground having the outlines OF
the leaf Ms success prompted m,
90 try. an actual photograph, or ON,
printed from a photograph negctiv p
To this end I selected some apples
of the red variety that were yet
gnsen and lncased them In bags
made of the black paper In which
plates and paper are usually packed
These bags were left ON for ten day'
TO exclude the light and add TO the
aensltlvoneas Of the surface AZ tn
end OF this time the bags were re
moved aud film negatives wer'
pasted Ia position hv using th'
whlto of an egg. This white of al
egg | found later TO be the only ad
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-11

hest that woald not show in the
print. In order that ell except the
Image when printed might be green
the ppplos were again inelosed In
the protecting bags. this time an
opening little larger than the por-
trait being cut opposite The film.
This acted much as would a vignett-
ing device over printing frame,
and greatly enhanced the resulta.
Other apples We're given other neg
atiyes made by scratching mono
grams. initials and sketches In spoil
cd films with an etching knife and
attached In the same manner and
provided with the sar1e protection
for the remainder OF the surface.
The richness OF color end wealth Of
detail that can he secured I'm this
way Is really astonishing. am
tempted 10 say that the results are
suncrlor to any that could bo OBJ
rained on Photographic papers. \
week was allowed for printing. The
fine. dccp red OF the picture upon
the delcrte green Of the ground
NUT be seen TO be fury appreciated.
Only nature could give Just the eX-
fct tones Of the two colors that
Md harmonic so perfectly. The
method for printing on tomatoes or
pumpkins Is the same es for apples.
I hope that others viii try the eX-
lperlmcnt. and 7 cen assure them
! that they win b, amply reuaia for
thoir trouble. Nature In St NicA-
oias.