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The Penn's Grove record., 1909-07-09
HOME HAPPENINGS.

The wheat crop is light in this region.
the heads not being filled out well.
A complete line of stationery, and
toilet articles at Johnson's Drug Store. <
The summer cottagers have not arrived
in PENIS Grove as numerous as in
former years.
The steamer Thomas Clyde resumed
her trips between Philadelphia and
Woodland Beach last Saturday, touching
at Penn's Grove each way.
$35 bicycles at 1922. so. All kinds of
lamps, gas and oil. machine and best
auto oils kept in stock. ]. X. Duffy.
About 125 went to Pedricktown last
Sunday evening with the patoiotic orders
to attend service at the Baptist Church.
The hot wave from June % to the Both,
when the temperature kept in the Sos
was the largest hot spell in June on rec
ord according to some weather experts.
The roads now twinkle with numerous
light on wagons at night. Ideas vary as
to which side to put the light on. A
light OH the left side can be seen best in
passing.
Wheels to hire, also three irst-class
tandems. J. X. Duffy. 79-tf.
1t has been reported that the new ferry
boat Martha lost her wheel in Whining
ton and was unable to start on her hourly
trips to Penn's Grove. Like the trolley
lines she will be along in the sweet by
and by.
The assessment made by the Township
Committee to be raised by taxation III
Upper Penns Neck this year is for roads
and township purposes $1,000; schools
81, 900: state road $500, total $500. The
increase over last year is $500 for school
and $500 for state road.
Educate yourself to save money by
opening an account in the Savings De-
partment of the PENIS Grove National
Bank. 1t will earn you 3 per cent inter-
est compound ~semi-annual and you can
draw Oh IA days notice.
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OBITUARY

James Sweeten, Jr., and wife, lost
their 10 months old daughter IsabIe on
July A, 1909. 1t died in a CONFUSION.
being afflicted with whooping cough
while cutting teeth. The burial was at
Pedricktown on Tuesday.
Joseph and Alma Curriden lost their
9-month's old daughter Gladys Mae on
July 9TH 1909, from whoeping cough
while cutting teeth. The burial was on
Thursday.
On Monday Howard and Ruth Whit
sell lost their. 6-months old daughter
Hattie from cholera infantum.
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Base Ball News

The local boys have struck their gait
now and are putting up a great game.
Last Saturday the team with about 80
rooters journeyed to Woodstown 10 get a
look at the wonderful team which had
not lost a game this season and also sized
up the great hitless wonder-"Wilkie'.
Well, he might have shut out teams with
II hit, but not the P. A. AS, for the
local boys seemed to take to his delivery
right OH the start and hit him almost at
will.
1t is hoped that when Woodstown
plays the return game they will either
borrow, hire, steal or purloin a different
battery, especially the catcher whose
work last Saturday was simply scanda-
lous,
Nafioo tho oooro.
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A Horrible HoId-Up.

"About ten years ago my brother was
'held up" in his work, health and hap
piness by what was believed to be hope.
less Consumption" writes w. R. Lips
comb, of Washington, N. C. HE took all
kinds of remedies and treatment from
several doctors, but found no help till he
used DIR. Kings New Discovery and was
wholly cured by six bottles. He is a well
man to-day" It's quick to relieve and
the surest cure for weak or sore lungs,
Hemorrhages, Coughs and Colds, Bron-
chitis, La Grippe, Asthma and all Bron.
chial affections. SOC and $1.0O. Trial
bottle free. Guaranteed by B. Arete John
son,
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Struck out by Featherer, 10; by WiFkie
g..
The team which crossed bats with the
local boys on. Independence Day were
outclassed In both games, the locals win
ming the morning game with Dutton on
the slab by the score Of 10 to 0.
The afternoon game was a shade the
better contest, the visitors making 8 runs
thru a series OF miscues back OF Featherer.
Walt had them shooting ducks, tanning
Ia.
Notice tho ecora.
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WILMINGTON

the Eddystone boys come over and beat
the loca! team in two games. AS the
locals have only lost one other game and
won seven this contest will be interesting
as the locals intend to redeem Intensely yes.
On Saturday, the 18th, the locals will
go to Woodbury. to play the Country
Club.
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Notice To Creditors
SALEMCoUNTY SURRoGATEs OFFICE
Estate of Anna Holton deceased

Pursuant to the order OF Loren P. Plummer.
Surrogate Of the county Of Salem, made on the
twenty sixth, day of May, 1909. On the appli3a-
ton OF Samuel Doughten Administrator Of the
estate of Anna HOltOn deceased. notice is.
thereby given to the creditors of said deceased
to exhibit to the subscriber, Samuel DOughten
as aforesaid. their debts and demands against
the said estate, under oath or affirmation.
within nine months from the date of the aIOre-
said order, or they viii be forever barred of
their actions therefor. against the said sub
scriber.
SAMUEL DOUGBTEN
Administrator
Dated Salem, N. j., May 2sth.. 1909. $3.50
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often receive severe burns, putting ont
fires, then use Bncklen's Arnica Sslve
and forget them. 1t soon drives out
pain. For Burns, Scalds, Wounds Cuts
and Bruises its earth's greatest healer
Quickly cures Skin Eruptions, Old Sores,
Boils, Ulcers, Felens; best Pile cure made.
Relief is instant. 25c at Johnson's drug
store.
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One-P Piece Dresses.

Last week was a record breaking week in our ready
to-wear Costume Department. This is not to be won
dered at when you see the large assortment both white
and colors. Full range of sizes and many are marked
at half price. All this seasons models.
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Struck out by Featherer, IA; by Carter ?;
On Saturday, the 10th Eddystone o.
Chester, will came over and play n snv
Penn's Grove A. As. On Memorial 10y
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kennard & Co.
WILMINGTON,
Navy Blue Linen Suits.

A sudden demand has sprung up for dark blue Linen
Suits. When any article is popular you are sure
to find us well prepared to supply you.
Two models in the popular Long Coat styles at $l2.
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OF Mrs. KATE SPARKS,

OF MRS. kATE SPARKS,
who departed this life July 8, 1907.
Two long, long years have passed,
How slowly, It's hard to tell
Since mother dear we bade thee
Our last, long, sad. farewell.
TIM deals with US gently,
But nothing can fill
The place made vacant;
Wake the voice that Is still.
But we hope again to meet thee.
When the day Of life is fed,
And in Heaven with joy to greet thee
Where no farewells are said. Children.
Don't Get A Divorce.
A western Judge granted a divorce OIL
account of ill-temper and bad breath. D.
Kings New Life Pills would have prevent
ed It. They cure Constipation, ~causin,
bad breath and Liver Trouble the i'll
temper, dispel colds, Danish headaches
conquer chills. Csc at Johnsons druI
store,
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Tomato checks printed at the Record
Office - aa1u
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Separate Waists and Skirts.

Both Of these garments retain theiEgreat popularity
and with many change in fashion they fill a want that
nothing else will supply. Our stock of both is large and
we'll selected.
Waists, in lingerie and tailor-made styles. $1.00 to
$3.50 each.
Separate Skirts Of Linene and Linen, at 81 SO to $500
each.
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Oil route, horse, wagon. harness and cans.
Apply to Walter Featherer 1926
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House and lot one mile from Penn's Grove.
Apply to Emma Broadway, Penn's Grove, NJ.
6-ll.6t.
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Sale of Summer Fabrics.

This month will give you unprecedent opportunities
for securing high-grade summer fabrics at a great Sv-
ing.
Complete line of colors in Linen Pongees at 25c; sold
at 37ac a yard everywhere.
Sheer White goods in stripes and figures, two dozen
styles, 18c yard: instead Of 25c.
Woven Cotton Tissues, in colors, l2sc from 25c.
Imported Cotton Voiles, l5c from 25c.
Printed Cotton Batistes, &c from 12ic and l5c.
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GENT A WORD coLuMN

Advertisements published in this column
for one cent a word for first Insertion and
hall a cent a word each subsequent inser-
ZION. Minimum price l5e for first insertion
ana lOc for subsequent Insertion. Cash
with order.
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UpHOISCtrihS
in all its branches at moderate prices. Mat
tresses remade. Jacobsen, Pedricktown 2-5-3m
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11

and fixtures of the Auditorium hote.
went In At $359.1S6, and the equip
ment OF the vast Illinois Steel com
pany at s1,3i0.000, blast furnaces,
train roads and all. Montgomery
Ward and eompany's stock was put al
100000 o and John Il Walsh as
scssed at $4,000. The street railway
companies We're assessed at S22, 900.
600. Samuel w. Allerton proved 10
have only $500. 600 which is about the
sum charged to Henry Crawford and
Eugene $, Pike, capitalists whose
names have not become famous.
Ihere are many such men and women
of wealth, as the assessor knows. who
are not popularity classed With IT,,
millionaires OF Chicago. but Who have
the goods-dry, wet or household
Louis Weber and company are down
at over s.. 600. 900 or personal prop
erty and the Albert Keep estate at
S~2.250.0O0.
Among the big department stores
there is a curious difference In the
stocks for taxation. Carson, Pirie.
scott ana company's figure being So
10000, but Mandel Brothers. across
the street. only 100000 and the Bos-
ton store, $500, GOT. The increase of
the personal property assessment
amounting to $23,62t575 at ona-fifth,
making the new total. $~t15,2f3,74I,
included a vigorous advance in the
tax Of the brewing companies.
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4 or OBESITY.

w botf So w Nst'it III
AS Il bodily affliction Obesity often
seems to be ineNplicable, SO rapid IL
the Increase OF weight and bulk, even
IN cases where the victims are stu
diously temperate in eating. etc
There is evidently a predisposition
that way, and neglect only tends to
confirm a. The remedies tried may
have grievously disappointed you.
Here IL one that VIII not do 50, and
YOU may get the ingredients at Your
druggists and iniN them yourself
without trouble: Ask for - On. Mar
moia, l-2 Oh. Fluid Extract Cascara
Aromatic and 3 t-2 oz. Peppermint
Water. Shake together IN a good
sized clean bottle. Simply take this
mixture after each meal and at bed
time, one t%easpoonful to the dose, aud
give Yourself no further trouble: the
s%upernuous fat viii subsidc with won
derful rapidity.
Dieting need not worry YOU IN the
nor is violent exercising at all
desirable. Wasting methods of
reduction are not natural
Try the pleasant treatment above pre-
for a week or 80. and you Will
be NJ. strong ana froc from an bodily
discomfort. besides having rcgained
correct weight aud a shapely figure.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11
HINDU PLEADS
JUSTIFICATION
OF MURDER
JOHN BULL GIVEN FEW
SOLEMN FACTST0 PONDER
Prisoner Claims Killing Was
Patriotic Duty Such as Would
Be Case Of BritisherS Resist
ing German Invasion,

NY Morning journal Special Leased W'rei
London. July lU-Madarlala Dhi-
nagrt, an Indian who on July /. shot
and Killed Lieutenant Colonel Sit VIII
liam HUT cruzon-w llnc ana Dr. Ca-
was Lalcaca was today committed for
trial for murder.
The court proceedings lasted the
whole day. but little new evidence was
oiicited. The prosecution placed be
fore the court documents which seems
to show conciusiseY that the crime
wis long prcmelitated, and Was IN
revenge for alleged rongs To india.
The prisoner in a statement said
~ do not wish 10 say anything in
dcfrnse Of myself. bur simply to prove
the justice of ms decd. AS for myself
/ do not think an English law court
has any authority % arrest and de-
sentence OF death This Is the reason
why | have not employed counsel I
maintain tint n II Is patriotic for
Englishmcn 60 fight againgt the Ger
mans II they orcdpy this country, than
u is much more luHtifiable and patri-
etic Ia my aasr to fight against the
English. ! hold that the English peo-
pie are responsible for the murder OF
10000, 600 of my countrymeu in the
last flftA years and that tlcy also are
Responsible FOR the taking from india
81 one hundred million pounds every
year
n also hold THAT they are response
bile FOR tho hanging and deportation
Of my patriotic eounttymcn Who dol
Just what the English here are advIs-
ing their countrymen to do
~ the Germans have no right 10
occupy this country then the English
have no right TO occupy india and Il 81
entirely iustifsnbie for as 10 Kill any
Engiishman who IS polluting our sac
red land.
After expressing surprise at he Thy
procracY with which the English are
posing as champions Of the oppressed
Ina tho tango and IN Russia Madallala
continued
In case this country iH occupied b1
the tiormans and ~ Hn EneHshmau
angercd az seeing Germans walking
about with the inseience Of eonquerors
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Secrets of the British BUDGET.

OF course there are dozens of Off
Gals and clerks at the treasury who
| get a glimpse OF the budget in quar-
ter lights and half lights. before it is
actually unfolded To the House. Hun
dreds of memoranda pass from de-
partment to department, hundreds Of
letters are drafted, corrected, exam
ined and copied. Withal, the Chan
cellor KEEPS his golden secret. Every
body who has the smallest RESPONSE
oility with respect to it at the treas
ury is on honor to be faithful to his
trust.
Yet budget secrets have leaked out
from time to time, nevertheless, Tho
first instance which comes to min
concerns one OF the famous budgets
of the most famous of Englands
finance ministers-Gladstone His pri-
vate secretary, connected with a no
Bile family, consciously or unconscious
sciously betrayed the secret of his
chief. 1t was, indeed, said that ne
had been got at" In m case, MS
career was ended. Gladstone was not
the man to forgive a secretary VINO
failed to recognize II a a still tongue
makes a wise head and he fired him
OUT without more ado. 1t was sald'
too, the budget intentions of Austen
Chamberlain, then chancellor Of the
exchequer, with respect to strippcl
tobacco were accidentally anticipated
by n certain firm of tobacco manutae-
turcrs, and in the heat of debate tn
chancellor had to face the charge
that somebody at the treasury had
"blabbed.' Naturally the charge was
hotly repudiated. Nobody suppose
that Mr.. Chamberlain himself risked
his reputation by showing his hana
before the budget night. Neverthe-
less, there is the fact that this par
ticular firm of tobacco manufactur-
ers had ben far-seeing enough TO III
vine what was about to come TO pass
and to act upon their belief.
The story of a famous budget
which never saw the light, that 81
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lord Ran
dolph Churchill. is worth retellins,
because it proves thai the secrets %
a budget are largely guarded by tn'
fact hat the proposals may not tax
final shape until almost the elevenln
hour. Lord Randolph had galntu
the h~alf-hearted consent of the can
met to a draft of his scheme NJ
terward sir Algernon West, then fei-
manent Secretary. spoke to him III"
matter of detail in eonneetl""
with it.
There in that box" replied Lo'.
Randolph. are all the materials Oh
our budget They are unpoISh'"
gems. Put the facets on them ~
well as YOU can. but 10 not SpcaN
again to me on the subject III 'h'
of the financial year"
When hat time came rhe gems
had bee polished. the Cabinet wa
Lord Randolph saw NJ
could not get his proposals hrou-
Salisbury on the matter gave rise l"
q misunderstanding. and n morhl''-
the world opened its eyes to ii""
the brilliant but erratic Chs"
cellor Of the Exchequer had resign
even before he had made a commu"'
cation on the matter TO the queen
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PRISON FOR MAN WHO
SLEW KISSING DENTIST

Mariana, Florida, July 10-His
wifc's story that DR.. Alexander had
kissed her when she was a patient in
his chair, caused j. V. White to Kill
the dentist several months ago and
today the resulting trial ended with
the jury's verdict of econd degree
murder. which carries with il a SEN
tenee of life Imprisonment Whites
plea was that of self defense, he as
sorting hat after the trouble had
been patched up he met Or. Alex
in a dark street and believed
he Was about to be attacked.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11
Jap CRATER kiIIs Himself.

Tokio, Juiy ION Saltao, presi-
dent of the japan Sugar company,
convicted during the recent trial Of
the so-callcd sugar scandal cases,
committed suicide today by shooting
himself through tho head with a re-
Volver. Sakao WIS one the twenty
three persons, nine OF them members
OF the lower house of the diet. on
whom sentence was pronounced a few
ng0
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11
TENNESSEE SALOON MEN
SEEK REFUGE IN VIRGINIA

Bristol, Va, July 1o.-Following the
victory of the vets I'm the local OPP
tion election more than 100 applica-
tiuns have been received from persons
in southern cities who desire to enter
the whisky business here. The Nir-
ginia law provides that nobody except
a qualified voter, al be granted d
license. Bristol is located on the Ten
2essce- Virginia line, half the town be-
ing located in Tennessee
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11
President Much in Demand.

Washington. July 10-Sinee IN
announcement 81 President Taft's
tentative itinerary for his western
trip. the White House has been fairly
flooded with kilograms aud letters
requesting that the tour be extended
To include various tates and cities
that did not have a place ON the presi-
dents list
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11

IN the streets Of London, kills ono or
two and is upheld as 4 patriot. thcn
centainiy am a patriot, too In work
ing for the emancipation Of my mo-
therland. ! make this statement not
for the purpose of obtaining mercy. (
wish the English would sentence me to
death, for In that case the vengenec Of
my c%ountrymeu VIII De All the keencr.
/ put forward this statement to shor
the Justice of my cause to the outside
world. especially To our sy%mpathizcrs
IN America and Germany,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11

Troy. \. Y. July io.-The famous
old wooden covered bridge across the
Hudson between the upper section OF
this eity and Waterford was destroy
ed hy fire today. caused 10y an ele,-
trio wire Loss Sloe goo,
The bridge was first open tor traf-
lie IN lN03 and has seen constant ser
vice ever since IL Was privately own
eel and toll collected Tor passage over
il runs into millions OF dollars.
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in strike Ridden Region.

Glsce Bay. y ;. July iO.-At the
old Dominion Cola company's colleries
today more men entered the pits than
on any day since the strike began and
none of the workmen were interterred
with by strikers. There is q general
improvement in the situation appar-
entity a. a result of the coming Of the
militia.
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oliver. Ga, July 10.-Followins q
quarrel over a trivial matter, John W.
Hudges and Rufus Lucas both well-to-
do and with families, fought a pistol
duel today. Tonight Hudges is dead
aud Tucas with "A bullet in his breast
is probably dying.
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I\nnnn ncnl IN TcNns.

Fort worth, Texas, july. IL. one
death and three prostrations AT Fort
worth and three deaths as wen as
several prustratiuns at Dallas today
marked the third day of the warmest
weather ever recorded in this section
of Texas. Thursday the maximum
temperature here recorded was 90;
Friday. t02. ana today, 1O1 degrees.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11

El Paso. Texas, July l0-A man
believed to bc Judge J NJ. Spradling
OF Font smith Ark. died in the city
Jail. tonight after being arrested for
drunkenness. Identity was establish
ed by a number of railroad passes
and letters indicating that Spradling
had been attorney for several Arkan-
sas railroads. He had $500 in cash
on his person.
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CRAZEO PRISONER
MURDERS CELL MATES

TuNpan, Mexico, July 10.-Sudden-
Is crazed by liquor Struggled into tn"
Jail. Manuel Pouchet seized an axe
and murdered Joseph Ruiz, Cipriano
Rodriguez and Juan Cisto, cell mates,
before the guards could interfere. H.
will be executed summarily.
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he declared that upon reaching his
destination he will organize an eXpe-
dition of natives and sail with them
in saerch OF the pole. He believes
thai he can succeed where white men
have failed, He carried with him to
day a set OF scientific instruments
the gift of friends. which he hopes
to use in his expedition,
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one of the Original Daughters.

san Antonio. Texas. July 10 Mrs.
keuuith Polk Raynor, aged SIS years.
last surviving member of a prominent
North Carolina family and II Of the
few first generation Daughters Of the
American Revolution, died today
Mrs. Raynor was a daughter OF
Thomas Polk. one OF the signers Of
the Declaration of Independence.
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4 HOpeIes- one.

why don't you reprove your uN'tN
s~on-in-law Tor his reckless eNpendl-
turese~
Because. answered Mr. CumroN
its bad enough to see him "as'"
my money without wasting my UNI
Washington Star.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11

Providence, July t0.-The Texas oil
company's barge Paris, loaded with
1850 00 gallons of oil. burned to the
waters edge today. destroying the
company's wharf and several build
ings. Loss $50 600.
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Mrs. Taft Enjoys Outing.

Beverly, Mass. July 10.-The en-
tire Taft family, except the president.
got together for an outing today.
They enjoyed an automobile trip
along the north shore as far as
Magnolia. Mrs. Taft showed evidence
of marked improvement in health.