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ITvinetOn

oNE-FAMILY HOUsE-six rooms. bath,
steam heat. nice condition.; only $1,000; easy
terms.
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NEW YORK Az. near Pacific st.-Three-
family frame, brick extension gas and
water: toilets each floor; cheap, 5000. SETH
ROGERS ABRAMS. 75S Broad.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

FRAENTzEL & RICHARDS. Patent law.
American and foreign patents, trademarks
and copyright and mechanical engineering'
Liverpool and London and Globe Building
corner Broad and Mechanic SITS, rooms 60l-602.
Phone 1851.
g. CO., Globe Building, 500 Broad st.,
room 300; solicitors OF patents and experts In
all matters relating to inventions. Oldest and
largest in the State. Established in 1865. Free
advice as to patentability. Telephone 2946.
RUSSELL NJ, Tel. 4sse-R.
ATENT LAWYER SOLICITOR,
1888 BROAD ST. COR.
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near Chestnut st.-Two-fanliiy
frame: II rooms. 2 toilets; gas and water;
BRAM 75S Broad st.
Mt. PLEASANT Az. near CLARK st.-Eleyen
rooms: back stairs improvements; lot 22xloo:
to close, cheap, $500. SETH ROGERS
PARKER ST. near Montclair av.-Two fam
lies; IL rooms, baths; gas and water; IN
fine condition. lot 25xlCo;. $4,000. SETH HOs-
IRIS ABRAMS. 1853 Broad.
SUMMER AV.-one family : rooms and bath;
all improvements: fine condition: ut
95xl25; $3.50. SETH ROGERS ABRAMS, I5s
Broad.
NEW YORK Az. near Pacific st.-Three-
family frame, brick extension; gas and
water: toilets each floor; cheap, $1,000. SETH
ROGERS r. 7S Broad.
FOR SALE. TEL. 10.
Broad St, 96-4s: soox2oo; Two street fronts
Broad s., %sO1-3O3; lot 5oxl1s.
Broad St, s7a-ssl: 8: v. cor. sth av.; ssziOa.
IToad St. $50 $780,: 64x1oo.
Broad ST. $40: 9sx1so; brick building.
Rroad st. 1872; lot 3ox1So; two frontages.
Beilevilie av.. 35-37; 4Sxf0s; twelve stores.
Beiievilie av.. 1880; ~125x1os; four stores
Central av.. 10; 23x90; four-story building.
Falsey St. 26-36; lot 9Sx113.
High St, 7f4-74s: brick residence, ioox2eo
High ST.. 76t-763; brick residence; 6Dx5VO.
Market st. 49,: brick building; 21xi0O.
Market St, 3l9-32l; bricL building; b3xlza
Mulberry st., 1o2-i04: 4ox105.
Mt. Pleasant av., 3oOxlQ0.
Spring ST.. 90, corner Sth .av.; 25x1o0.
OLIVER w. JACKSON. 200 Market 81.
BoYDEN sT.-s-story double frame dwelling N
Al condition. NAYS Ooo1 Income and AWAY
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HELP

CHAUFFEUR-Do you want a good iob2 Come
and learn to be a chauffeur. AUTOMOBILE
SCHOOL OF NEW JERSEY. 457 Washington
street.
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EDUCATIONAL.
THE NEWARK SEMINARY.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
liz Clinton Ave. Newark. N. }.
Established 1881.
ANNA FRANCES wHITMoHE, Principal.
All departments. Pupils enter college every
year on certificate. Gymnasium, laboratory,
library, catalogues.
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o SALE.

SHOEs-First-class shoes and rubhers at rea-
sonabIe prices. WM J.. McKINNEYS Shoe
Store. SIG Plane st.. near William.
Typewriters
ALL MAKES sold. cash or instruments;
rentals So per month and up; good repairing
-sasonably done: supplies for all machines
NEWARK TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. Sc
Academy =. Phone 4420.
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MEN-100 men to store their goods at 1913 Plane
st; locked rooms. MoORE'S Storage and
Auction Warehouse.
YOUNG man Of good address on outside work,
real estate and Insurance, salary and conn
mission; no experience necessary, but must be
honest; state reference and recompehse eN-
pected. X, Box IS. Star Office.
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Delightful Dance.

The dance given by Miss Elvira
Maxwell in honor of her cousin,
Miss Dresser, of Wiscosin. at her
beautiful home on North river on
Thursday evening Of last week
was greatly enjoyed by those
present.
The guests began to arrive about
$50 and by 900 the large parlors,
made one by opening the large
folding doors. were about filed.
The dancing, consisted Of two
steps, waltzes, quadrilles, etc.
was at once begun and a merrier
party was never before seen. At
IL refreshments were served after
which dancing was again INDUCED
III until very late hour. The
guests, after thanking the hostess
for the royal way in which they
we're entertained, departed fo1
their respective homes.
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I-ABAN

An clOqucnt sermon was de
iivered by the Rev. w. L. Ware
on last Sunday afternoon. his text
being from ? Titus, TIC, I3v. A
large crowd attended.
Capt. b. II. Hurst was the plea
SAINT guest of his wife and mother
on Sunday, June II. The younger
Mrs. Huyst's mother and sister in
law were both present.
Miss Goldie Calls and Miss
Ruth Muse are the guests of Miss
Esther White this week.
Some of the Haven and Winter
Harbor boys are seen quite fire.
Iquentiy around here. We wonder
what it means.
Messrs. Roger and Granville
Hud2ins and Norman Digs and
Missss Matte Pugh and Sadie
BROMLEY were to.calL on Miss
Ida Hudgins on last Saturday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. 3. White
spent last Saturday night with
the latter's mother, Mrs. {. l..
Drisgell.
Misses Eula and Louise Sadler
were ;he guests of Mrs. !. Shcdd
White on last Sunday.
We are glad to report Miss
Sadie Richardson So greatly i'm
proved that she has left the
Maryland General Hospital,
where she has been for some
ti;lc. We hope to welcome her
in oar midst again very soon.
Miss Esther White entertained
a number OF friends last Sunday
night Among those present were
Messrs. Elmo Calls. Johnny
Charley, Harry ald Perry Diggs
and Roger and Granville Hud-
Gins and Misses GoiJie Calls anl
Ruth Muse. All seemed 10 hav,
a pleasant time.
Misses Fanny and Carrie Digg
have been spending a few day
with their cousin. Miss Mary Par
ler, near DigGs 2. 0.
LILAC.
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MATHEWS COUNTY,
BLAKES

4 gloom seemed to settle over
our community ON Tuesday morn
ing last when the news Of Mr.,
John Bassett's death became
known. Although it was cot unex-
pected, as he had been confined
to his bed since last June with
partial paralysis.
He bore his sickness with pa
tent resignation and was seldom
heard TO murmur. lie was one Of
our Oldest and most respected cit
liens being in the eighty-second
year Of his age.
He leaves to mourn his loss 8
children, L. NJ. Bassett. of Bo-
hanan, Charles Bassett. ]. IVES
~ Bassett, Mrs. Ellen Cray, Mrs.
G.. L. Foster, Mrs. Charlie Foster,
Mrs. Cello Foster and Mrs. II. IL.
Poster, Of this place. He leaves
thirty-two grandchildren and six
teen great grandchildren. besides
a host OF friends all ever the Coun-
ty. The funeral took place from
his late residence and was atteuA-
ed by large crowd. The inter
ment was in the Bassett Gene
terry at the home OF Mr.. George
Bassett. He will be greatly miss
ed, especially by his loved ones
but NAV they find solace in the
hope that they will meet again il
that better place where there will
be no more pain nor sorrow.
The pain Of death is past,
Labor and sorrow ceyse;
And LIES long warfare closed at last
His soul is found in Reacc.
Miss Nellie Bassett, who ha,
returned from 4 visit to friend.
audrelatives III Baltimore, reports
a delightful time.
The tribe Of Red BOYS Of Blake:
are progressing steadily, two
pale faces having been admitted
at the last meeting.
The BIakes Junior Baseball
Club Will be delighted il the Eos
tet Club will come through anc
get another beating.
NTOr ~.
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HE eorwnArhE NEEDED

''Nine years ago Il looked rs if my
timeh had come, Says nIr. c. Farthing,of
Mill Creek, Ind. Ter. u was 50 run
down that life hung on a very slender
thread. II was then my druggist re-
commended Electric Bittcrs. I bought
bottle and ! got what needed
strength. had one foot in the grave,
but Electro Bittors put it back on the
turf again, and I've been we'll ever
since" Sold under guarantee nj al
druggists. sec.
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Attention, c. Y.

Comrades, thc Steamer Acconac
will be at Crickt Hill on the morning
Of Saturday, july 9Th, TO take the
Laue-Diggs Camp, {. Y, over TO
irvinGton, Lancaster county, 70 par
ucipate III laying the cornerstone for
the Confederate monument 10 be ercc-
ted at that place. Gov. Swanson and
other orators will be present and ad-
dress the people. Comrade, If Won
done belong to the camp. come and 90
with us. 1t will be all right Come.
Let's have good time. Boat will
leave at Z O'Clock sharp.
y. II. WILLIAMS. Com.
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Mrs. Benson of Eastern Shore.
Va, who has been visiting at The
home OF Mr.. John Forrest. re-
turned 60 her home last week. ac-
companicd by Mrs. Forrest and
grandson. Howard.
Capt. G. /. Banks spent 6 few
days OF last week at home.
Mrs. w. 3. Diggs and daughter
are visiting at Great Bridge. Va.
Mr.. Benton Owens is at home
for short visit.
There will be a picnic Oh Haven
Bay Shore on July ,, commenc-
ing at 3 o'clock p. NJ. and lasting
until lac at night. Refreshments
of all kinds. Should the weather
prove inclement it Will take place
on Friday.
The ice cream festival which
took place at the Hall last Tues
day night was quite a success.
Miss Oracle Forrest left last
week for South Norfolk. She Is
greatly missed BY Ter many
friends. RET.
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occasionally.
The Sunbeams held their rceu-
lar meeting Sunday. and at night
The Rev. l.. IL. Suddith preached
an earnest plea for a higher plane
OF Christian living. He only used
R0lC for his text, , Cor, 8. ?.
Nov is the accepted time. be-
hold now is the day of salvation. ~
We are sorry to report Mr..
Emerson Marchant,- Mrs. Sallie
Owens and Mrs. Harriet Hudgins
are on the sick list.
Mrs. Mary Forrest and Master
Edward, who last year. moved to
Tilghman Island. is visiting her
children, Mr.. Harry Forrest,
Mrs. Carrie Hurst and Mrs. Mary
Godsey.
After a long visit to sisters in
Baltimore, Mrs. Bette Williams
has returned to her home much
to the delight of her many friends.
Mrs. Cora Owens, who has been
quite sick. is now conYalescent.
Mr.. John Calls AM daughters,
Mabel and Eva, arrived from
Baltimore last Wednesday.
Protracted meetings at Gwynus
Island Baptist Church VIII begin
last Sunday in June. We are
fortunate in having Dr. Fisher to
assist OHr pastor. He is we'll aid
favOrably known by part Of
Mathews at least, as the Old
Church had him 10 hold services
for them for several years.
Protracted meetings will com
nenCc at the Methodist Church
July 70. We hope they will have
much success.
Visitcrg and boarders have com
menced to arrive and the Island
is becoming quite lively.
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Mrs. Gaylord Saunders. OF
White Stone, Lancaster county.
dIsses a. c. and Bessie NJ. Glenn.
OF Amburg, rliddlesex county,
and Mr.. A. L. Hudgins and little
daughter, Virginia, of Susans.
were the pleasant callers at THE
JOURNAL Office on Thursday last.
Mrs. Saunders and the Misses
Glenn were guests Of Mr. Hud-
gins during the District Mission
airy meeting.
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SOLES.

Childrcn's Day exercises will be
held at Locust Grove Church next
Sunday evening, June IS, begin
.uing at s o'clock. From the in
forests the children have been
taking the last two weeks we think
it will be quite d success. \ good
many recitations, SOLOS. duets, ex-
ercises, and songs have been
arranged
Miss Bette lIinter has returned
home after pleasant stay with
her sister, Mrs. Johnnie SOles near
Cobbs Creek.
Miss Blanche Sutton, Of Glou-
cestcr county, visited Miss Blanch
Fischctt last Sunday evening.
Little Misses Ida and Edith
Robins. of Ware NccE, visited
their liltlc friend, Nellie Lewis,
Sunday before last.
Capt. and Mrs. Traverse spen:
last Saturday night with The lat
tiers sister. Mrs. Charlie Solcs.
Rev. W. /. Ware will preach
for the people at Locust Grove
the first Sunday in July.
Miss Mamie Booker. Of Norfolk,
is visiting her friends in this neigh.
borhood.
Capt. w. S. Brown was seer
in town last Sunday.
Mrs. William Kemp has return.
ed home after having pleasant
stay with friends and relatives il
Baltimore.
Miss Roam Hodges spent a par
of last week with her grandmothe
Mrs. John Soles.
Mr.. J. Richardson. Of Norfolk
was seen around here Sunday.
NJ. Wendell White visited rel
atiVes in this ncighboThooj las
Sunday evening.
Miss Mollie, Blanche. an,
Carrie Fitchett spent one ia,
last week with their sister, Mrs
T. c. Thompson.
MIR. Malyin Hogge. of War,
Neck, is seen around here quit
often. We wonder what tin
attractions are.
Miss Dora Soles visited her sis
tier, Mrs. Harry Tompson, las
week.
Capt. and Mrs. Charles Levi
spent one evening last week wit
Mr.. and Mrs II. IS. Leigh.
Miss Eva Lewis was the pleas
ant guest Of Miss Maggie KEN
one evening last week.
We are sorry 10 report Mis-
Francis SOles on the sick list.
NrCF4-rfN-cNIT
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NO HufIguG

No hunbuG claims have to be ma lie
for Foley's Honey and Tar tAe well
known remedy fer coughs, colds and
lung troubles. The fact that more
bottles Of Folley's Honey and Tar are
used than any other cough remedy is
the best testin'onial.of its great merit.
Why then risk taking souc unknown
preparation when Folcy'v Honey and
Tar costs you no more auS is sale and
sAr.~ Sold LN all drus,i Is.
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Quite the most enjoy able event
OF the season was a dance given
Thursday night last 10y Miss FL
vira Maxwell in honor of her
cousin. Miss Dresser. Among tine
ont Of town guests were: Mes
DANES Taylor and Nlll and Miss
Dresser. of Wisconsin, Miss
Rhodes, Of Gainesville. Va, and
Mcssrs. Mason, Foster, White
and Douglas, Of Mathews.
Miss Anne Kate Rhodes is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. 7. eau
thorn. on North River.
Avery pretty though very quiet
marriage was solemn;zed at the
Methodist parsonage last We'd
ncslay night when Miss Ora
White became the bride OF Mr.
Harry Andcrton.
The energetic and enterprising
young people otthe noighborhood
are preparing an entertainments
for the 4th Of July.
We are glad to learn that Mrs.
Gus Miller, who has been quite
/ i'll. Is improving.
Little Miss Gertrude HOgg is
visiting relatives in Norfolk.
INI-rsIICE.
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GNYNNS ISLAND.

Mrs. Lola Edwards. accom-
panied by her two young daugh-
terS, Grace and Gladys, are Wis
Ting her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Theodore BenStcn. Mrs. Muer.
also Of Crishcld. came with her.
They expect to return home next
week. Mr.. Mac Edwards recent
ly had his afflicted eye removed.
as the sight Of his good eye was
becoming afflicted. The opera
tion was performed in Baltimore.
Mr.. VIII Gay, who is being
treated by Or. Lee, of Norfolk, is
home for a short time. We hope
he may receive permanent relief
and be his gay self again shortly.
Mrs, Sallie Calls recently at
tended the Convention held i'm
Washington. l.. c.. of the Inter
national Grand Lodge. also Ma
tional Grand Lodge. She was
The oily representative from Vir-
gina.
Sunday afternoon the "Juven-
lies met with Capt. Calls by bis
request. On account of feeble
health he has not had the pleas
ure OF meeting with them for
some time.
Miss Louise Hope, Of Norfolk,
is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs.
Sallie Calls. She came up to
attend the marriage Of Mr.. Yer
non Hurst to Miss Sophie Calls
on Thursday night Miss Kate
Suddith was also the pleasant
guest of Mrs. Calls for few days.
Mr.. James Codsey and Mrs
Ella Muse visited their cousin
Mrs. Euther Smith, near Fitch.
ctts, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Lydia Foster continues
sick. They have carried her tC
| her parents in the hope that the
change would benefit her.
We are pleased to note tina
Mr.. Bert Crockett, now of Balti
more, is visiting his old home.
Mr.. Lee Godsey, after an cx
tended trip, is glad to set loct OF
island soil. There is no plac,
like home to some Of us.
The boys and young men al
enjoy all baseball Saturday even
} ings. 1t is harmless rccreaUcI
Tor boys, perhaps. if yon exoep
aching e,rs end broken 5crA
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PLENTY OF 1ROuELE

is caused by staGn9tiOn Of the liver
and bowels. To get rid Of i aud
headache and biliCusness and Che poi
son that brings jaundice. take Dr..
King : New Life Pills, the reliable
purifiers that do the work without
grinding or gripping. 25c. at all
druggists.
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Mr.. II. II. Vail, Of Philadelphia,
Pa, will, for the second time. enter
tain the public with Moving Pictures
ut the Red Mems Hail at Mathews
c. II. June 9th. a Special Matinee
will be given from 5 to 5. Regular en-
tertainment beginning at O'Clock.
Entirely new pictures will be shown
each time. Two hours Of fun. Don {
miss seeing it.
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a TWENTY YEARS SENTENCE

Il have just completed twenty
year health sentence. imposed by
Bucklen's Arnica Salye, which cured
me Of bleeding piles just twenty years
ago writes O. S. Xooiever. Of Lee
Raysville, N. Y. Buckleu's Aruica
Salve heals the worst sores, burns.
wounds and cuts in the shortest time
25c. at all druggists
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pEArH WAS on HIS FEELS

Jessie y. Norris OF Shippers, Va,
had a close cali in the spring of 1896.
lie says: IAN attack OF pneumonia
'e.t me so weak and with such fear
ml cough Chat my friends declared
consumption had me. and death was
on my heels. Then I was persuaded
20 try Or. Kings New Discovery. 1t
helped Immediately, and after taking
two and a half bottles I WAS a well
man again. I found out chat New
Discovery IS the best remedy for coughs
and lung disease ia all the world. -
sold under guarantee II all druggists
soc and Sl.0o. Trial bottle free.
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To buy a Horse that weighs from
eleven to twelve hundred pounds, sound
and active, close built, good wind,
and raised in the country. We do not
care FOR speed. Horse that can 60
eight to ten miles an hour all required
Address Newport News Furniture
Company, Newport News, Virginia.
6-1S-4 At.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Personal Mentions Around Mathews
and Vicinity.

Mr.. Howard Nelson. of Rich
mond is spending this week with
friends here.
Mr.. ]. f. Hughes, of Streets,
Middlesex County, visited friends
! IN Mathews last week.
Mr.. s. G. Miller, of Baltimore,
IS spending this week with his
daughter, Mrs. X. II. Hoskins, at
Spring Hill"
Rev. Richard Ferguson and
wife returned last Saturday from
their visit to Ashland and Amelia
He filed his appointment Sunday
at Central and Gwynns Island.
FOUND-A Waterman's Ideal
fountain Pen, found in the road
by Mr.. Percival Hicks, was left at
this Office to be returned TO the
owner upon payment of this no.
tiCe.
Oriental Lodge, No. 20. A. F. &
A. NJ, met "Wednesday. June "a,
at'their hall here in celebration of
John the baptist Day. A large
number were present and they
report a good meeting.
, Among the guests at Hotel
Mathews this week were; DR.,
Cohen. Richardson, Fitzhugb,
Franz, r, Charles, Cox, Thomp-
son, Max, Harrow, Payne. Wood,
Newton. +. Charles and White,
W. Il. Ward, of Dyersburg, Tenn,
writes: This is to certify that I have
used Foiey's Orino Laxative for
chronic constipation, and it has pro-
ven without doubt to be Il thorough
practical remedy for this trouble, and
it is with pleasure offer my consc;en-
tious reference. Sold by all drug
--gists.
Read the program which APP
pears in this issue. of the Tourna-
ment and races to be given at
White Marsh. Gloucester county,
Va, on July 18th. 1903, by the
Temporary Agricultural Associa-
ton of that county.
Messrs. c. Z. Miller, Of North,
n. IS. Weston, Of Foster, ] T.
Christian. OF Blakes, w. Il. Davis,
OF Retz, w. II. Gayle, of Susans,
and Drs. Il. II. Hoskins and G. {.
White, Of Mathews, were callers
this weel, to more up their sub
scription.
Miss Mabel Anderton, Of Salu-
Ga, arrived Monday to take up
the duties as operator in the CEN
trail office of the Underwater Tcle-
phone Co, at this place. We are
glad to have Miss Anderton in our
midst, and we trust she will be
pleased with Mathews,
DR.. Northern Trader, Of New
York, who is now visiting his par
epts at HoOkemfare. made a trip
around GWynnS Island on his
motor boat last Sunday afternoon.
Ali who accompanied him enjoyed
the cool refreshing breeze, and
would like to take another. soon.
Mr.. S. P. James. proprietor OF
the Blue Ribbon Grocery, has q
change of ad this week. He viii
have an opening on Saturday,
June 27, and invites all to call or
him, His line Of groceries are as
up-to-date as any can be found il
the county, and is receiving more
daily.
The corner stone Of the new
Methodist Church at Five Point.
will be laid by the Masonic Lodge
Of this county on July 4, between
II A. M. to IL M. Hon. J. BoyC
Sears will make a patriotic speech
Refreshments will be servet
throughout the day and a mos
ENJOYABLE day is anticipated.
The Department of Commerc,
and Labor has directed the En-
gineer of the Fifth Light Hous
district 10 establish a fixed whit
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FOR SALE.

Fresh cows and young mules, we'll
broken, for sale at low prices. Apply
at SPRING HILL or to DIR. HOS
NlNS. 6-11-4t
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s. u. j 4 NJ e $.
e-t-1-s
16Lue Ribbon Gvocerp,
C-L--a
C-U

ILtNt hNttDUN WAU~GIy,
Screen Doors and Windows, Croquet Sets and
Hammocks, and | will say right here that there
is no better TEA anywhere than can be found
at the E2Tuo E25E2bog, Grocery, and
as to COFFEE, don'ttake back seat for any,
body; in fact in all lines have the best can be
bought
VIII have grand opening on Saturday
The 9th, with plenty of ice-cold lemonade
0ree). Come and see me and let's have
genuine good old time
Yours to serve,
s. =. . AgUEg
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NOTICE!

'Old Dcdworth" J., ROW ut The Fai,
Grounds for public service.
JAMES & lIUDGINS.
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&. y. DTsC ~ ]
"a OFT WA.
ToR EVERYTHING Y0U TsUEr.

Come and have bargains hand gallon
galvanized oil can 100; = gallon tin oil while lot
Best aud cheapest lot Of
FLOUR made at $50 quart Freezer
windows also screen wire and av
You can't along without Of year
sell the Genuine Oliver Chilled very cheap Better
get my price before buying VIII money Plenty
ofrepairs on hand Iron Ase Cuiyas repairs.
Pillow Castings.
Plenty Dry Goods and Shoes, Hats Caps
say everybody
else everything, but do claim
where YOU get the
reliable goods pay you prices your
poultry and
for business gooa write you again
Q. 4. BROWN.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-15
TINE TO FOOL UNDERTAKEN
=, SKINNER Didn't Drown in River,
S ~.,rch Friends Thought He Did.

..r Green. OF No. rs York street. Brook
his sos isfs sssls ssSr assnssn sSssass
srt fosnN - f,,ne-sl in case his body was found.
rs1is =. .-r-v. ana ne told every one SO. After
" vas - NJ the family had kissed him. the
ssrh NJ. .--- v-as sent on his way and there was
- rejoicing
rsnel~ - Is something Of q swimmer. and re-
Green s.coad prize in q race from the Battery
tnN island made wager yesterday with
20 oo"e, of No. l6s Montague street. that he
Jses him swimming from Main street. Brook
'oaa me recreation pier at Market street Man
~ . Green uas leading. when all at once he
lsi1@- When Ryan reached the recreation
osAFts found that Green had not arrived he
.y.s r. s the part Of the willing friend and carried
tf e.s,-r 20 Green. while swimming across he
49,, drowned by the wash from a passing
az - ,o,is Railroad barge. and was picked up
rsssn to l52d street. where the barge docked.
al' .-,ved home Just in time