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3. Haines. Woodruff and Rosenhayn, H. c.
Miller. .Woodstown, Lawrenson Correll.
Camden District.

Camden District.
Superintent, s. M. Nichols. Atco and
Chesilhurst, W, R, Raver. Atlantic City,
Central, 8. G. Pitt; First, j.. l.. Surtees;
st. Paul, NJ. Il. Snyder. Auburn and
Centre Square, to be supplied. Audubon.
to be supplied. Berlin and West Berlin,
j. e. Simpson. Bridgeport and Repaupo,
to be supplied. Blackwood, Thomas .Ogle.
Bridgeport. I. e. Purcell Camden, AS
bury. J. r. Thompson; Bethany. Alphon-
SO Dare; Bethel. G. b. OGDEN: Broadway,
b.. j.. Kulp; Centenary, Percy P~erinchief;
Eighth Street. D.. E. Clair; Fairview, P.
Kaighn Avenue. William Disbrow: St.
Georges, j.. n: Magee, State Street. s.
M. .Vansant; Tabernacle, j. .: Bills;
Trinity, G.. u. Archer; Union, Ulysis G.
Hagaman; Wesley, TO be supplied; Wiley,
W. S. Ludlow. Chews and Almonesson,
H. I. Fish Clarksboro and Jefferson,
to be supplied. Collinyswood, J. F. Shaw.
Cross Keys, to be supplied. Downer and
Turnerville, to be supplied. Hwood cir
cult, to be supplied. English Creek, G.. w.
Abel. Gibbstown, j. T.. Richardson.
Gloucester City. j. L. Roe. H~addonfield,
Pennington Corson. Haddon Heights. d.
q. Var bright. Hammonton, J. e. Shaw.
Hedding and Northmont. to be supplied.
Hurffville, H. j. Conover. Linwood,
James Lord, 1r. Magnolia, to be supplied.
Mantua. William Grum. Mays Landing,
s: x. Moore. National Park. to be sup
town. o. s. Duff1eld. P~ennsgrove, En-
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EXAMPLES IN. POLITENESS.
AERHAPS you have heard the little
lesson in p%oliteness which is told
of General WASHINGTON Onaaov

lesson in p%oliteness which is told
of General Washington. One day
8 friend who accompanied him on a
ride noticed that he DOTTED his hat
every time he "a saluted by the plan
tation slaves along the road, and said.
Colonel (this was before the Revolu-
ton, you understand). why do you
take the trouble to acknowledge the
salutes of these slaves. They are you
due" Because" responded Washing
ton. Il could not let even a slave be
superior TO me in courtesy
1t was King Louis NV, OF France.
Was 1t not? that gave one of his cour-
tiers a famous lesson in courtesy. He
was one day going down the stairs of
lis palace, in company with the cour-
tier, when they met one of the work
ing women coming up. The king
quickly removed his nat and stood
aside for the woman TO pass. at which
the courtier %ventured 20 express sur
prise. Even a king. sir. may be pc
lite" said Louis.
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GUARANTEE B. AND L. BANQUET.

The Guarantee Building and Loan As
ISOLATION will give its annual banquet
tomorrow night at VOLTS Hall. II Bel
mont Emanuel Heyman is
president; Andrew Wolf, vice-presi-
dent; Joseph E.. Keller and G ]. Kempe.
secretaries,
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MORRISTOWN. March 17.--The jury
in the case of the mysterious John
Doe" brought in a verdict OF guilty of
carrying concealed and not
possession, the two counts on which he
was tried. Doe took the verdict
calmly and, 1t seemed. almost ju-
.bilantly.
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vineland Welcomes Hero.

: VINELAND, March 17.-Captain In
man Sealby, hero of the steamer Re-
public when hat snip was lost off the
Massachusetts coast last winter, ar
rived in town last night. Ills way was
blocked in the public square by friends
who wanted to. shake. his hand.
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WHAT PRECIOUS STONE is THIS?

U TNCl4E JACK has made III a mathematical puzzle tr 10 to guess today.
u II you make the addition correctly o will find the nam Of a very
pretty precious stone. A -
Aftery ou have ound the answer MI out the cup below n send it to
Uncle Jack, Evening STAR, Newark. r. j.
The two girls and two boys who send IN the neatest correct answers car have
their choice OF a of paints a good book a penknne, or n N of sew
eral very fascinating games. II the writing is net legble h coupon will be
rejected Uncle Jack will publish the picture of any prize winner who cares
to send him a photograph PtnE-pong and tintype pictures cannot be used.
Only children under is years of age are eligible to Compel Be sure to
place a two cent stamp IN the envelope to avoid delay at h posomce The
names Of the przewinners will be announced n the Evening STAR o
"Wednesday, March a. tMt Me-
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Brought in a Pilot shad.

BRIDGEON, March Captain
Charles Woodruff. one of Bridgeton's
veteran fishermen, has calgh a pilot
shad' down the Cohansey river, one of
.finny tribe from southern waters.
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WOODBURY., March 17.--As the last
lup train between Gibbstown and Pauls-
boro was whiriing along last night g.
number of shot passed through one Of
Ithe windows and several passengers
were struck, but none injured.
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sheriff. Daughter n Bride.

MELVILLE, March 17.--It leaked out
last night at an evening party that
Miss Anna Payne, youngest daughter
was married on December a6 at Cam
den by the Rev. Marshall Owen to Rob-
ert Caterson. of Philadelphia.
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RED BANK. March 17.--The annual
schooi meeting for the election of three
members OF the BOARD of Education
was held in the City Hall last night.
G. p. Warner. who has been q member
of the board for about thirty years, and
James Coorer and william !. sutton
were reelected without opposition.
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STATE NEWS
runerai Of victor sm,tb.

BAYONNE. March 17.-The funeral of
Victor Smith. the newspaper and maya
zine writer, who died on Saturday at
his home here took place yesterday
afternoon.
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Death Of the REV. Alexander Craig.

ander Craig, former presiding elder Of
the New Jersey Conference for the Pat
erson district, died at his home here
yesterday after a long illness, aged IS
years.
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Imposcd penalty far Swearing.

finds that swearing comes high in
MillviIle, When. arraigned before
Joseph T.. Smith, charged by
Lawrence Mathis with having ''eussed''
him. the magistrate nned Parent S11.4o.
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Atlantic on weather Man.

ATLANTIC CITY, March IL
-Angered by Council kicking the gov
eminent weather map from it's location
on the boardwalk, Chief of the Weather
Bureau Service Willis Moore has
stricken Atlantic City from the daily
Geographic service.
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Mrs. spitz Brings Suit for Aiimony.

PATTERSON. March 17.-Mrs. Bella
Spite. wife of Jacob Spitz, head of the
'Spitz department store. has instituted
suit for alimony in the Court of Chan
Gerry. w
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Dog pol.oncr Mt Work.

WOODBURY.. March 17.-Seyentcen
valuable bird dogs belonging 10 Andrew
M~unzenberger have been killed by
poisoned corned beef.
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ST. pATRlcK's DAY.

It's asprig o the green that VIC carry
today,
lis the shamrock D Erin we're hold
ing on high;
It's old Ireland we love, though so
far, far away.
There's no lane like Erin beneath the
blue sky.
Al hail to St Patrick Al hail TO the
Green.
when We honor old Ireland, It's we
have the style.
At each stout gossoon and each pretty
colleen
J0in in, in the praise OF the fair
Il Emerald Isle!
M. M. Andrews in Washington Star.
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lowing children sent in the neatest o
rect answers and were awarded the
.~rizes:
HAROLD COPYING, aged Q, is Rod
well avenue. Irvineton tboek); JOHN
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N. {. MINISTERS
ARE ASSIGNED IN
SOUTHERN JERSEY
Bishop Wilson, at Camden, AM
n0unces List OF Pastors
and Their Pulpits.
Especial to the Evening start

CAMDEN. March 17.-Bishop Wilson
has announced the following appoint
ments of Methodist Episcopal pastors
in South Jersey:
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Fire ON Train In Jersey.

Richard, Mrs. kinkle's Youngest child,
Ihome to Philadelphia.
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Superintendent. N. ]. Wright. Alloway.
'S..Aspinwall. Asbury, w. A. Boyd. Auro
apd Fleetwood, to be supplied. Bridgeton,
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THE PRIZE WINNERS.
Ihe correct apswer to last Wedncs-
days rebus puzzle was shawl. The fol-
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-06

Pres, q she Council,
Approved this s7sh day Of
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-06
Notice to Contractors.
Office of the City Engineer.

Office of the City Engineer.
Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the City
Clerk at his office in Mexico, Mo-,
until Z 80 o'clock p. m. on the 10Th
day of May, 1909, when the next
regular meeting of the Council will
be held and when the contract will
be let for the construction along the
following described property OF a
sidewalk of the kind and extent as
herein described to-wit:
Along and on the cast side of lots
20 and "a aud the east side of the
sout h half of lot 20, all in the City
Survey No. 45 as provided by or
dinance No. 34l approved August
"a, 1908.
Said sidewalk to be constructed
in 80 days after the contract for the
same is let, and the construction
thereof is TO be approved by the
street commissioner and accepted by
the Council. After approval and
acceptance payment for said side
walk will be made in special tax
bills MS provided in section 10 of the
aforesaid ordinance relating to side.
walks.
Contract will be let to the lowest
and best brdder, provided that such
bid is not above the estimate OF cost
furnished by the City Engineer.
The successful bidder shall give
bond in double the amount OF the
contract price Of the work.
The Council reserves the right to
reject any end ell bids.
Z. +. KETTER,
City Engineer.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-06
Order Of Publication.

State OF Missouri In the Circuit Court,
County of Audrain June Term, 1909.
james c. Bassiord Plaintiff
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-06

before the first day thereof answer
or otherwise plead 70 the said petition
the same Will be taken az confessed.
and judgment will be rendered IN ac-
cordance with the prayer OF plaintiff
therein.
II ia further ordered that a copy
hereof be published in the Mexico
Missouri Message" n newspaper pub
lished weekly IN said Audrain County,
State OF Missouri, which paper was
designated by the attorney for plaintiff
for four weeks successfully, the last
insertion 10 be at least fifteen days be-
fore the commencement Of the said
next term of this court.
State of Missouri
%.
County OF Audrain
I, w. II. Morris, Clerk Of the Circuit
Court within and for the County and
State aforesaid. do hereby certify that
the foregoing Is a full. true and COM
plete copy OF the Order of Publication
In case of Daniel II. Cauthorn VS..
Frank Richards, etal. as full as the
same now remains on file and OF
record in my Office.
WITNESS my hand and
official seal. Done az Office
(SEAL) In City of Mexico. County
and State aforesaid, this
2Sth day OF April A. d
1909.
w. II. MORRIS, Clerk
Clarence A Barnes,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-06
Glenn Montrose.

Reg. No. 1889, is a beautiful
black with hind posters white, 10
"a hands high, foaled April, 1906.
a model in form and finish, was
sired by Ortiz Rose No. 1705, he
by Msntrose No. Jog. First dam
Gertrude r., No. 4051, by Big
Ike, No. 72S. Second dam BY
King Artist, No. 2s7, third dam
by Royal Golddust.
The above horse win make the
season Of 1909 at Rose Hill stock
farm one mile west Of Littleby
church and two miles north Of
Mttleby station at $500 to in-
sure a living colt. Care will be
taken to prevent accidents but
viii not be responsible should
any occur.
Union phone, line No. 8.
|. r. +, D., No. 4, Mexico, NO,
]. q. SHOOK.
+ S.-Positiyely no service
rendered on Sunday.
IRIS.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-06
ADMINISTRATORS Notice

Notice Is hereby given that letters OF
administration upon the estate OF John
KOepke. deceased, late OF Audraln Coun-
". Missouri, have been- granted tho un-
dersigned by th8 Probate Court OF said
Audrain County, bearing date. April 7th.
1903. All persons having claims against
said estate are required TO exhibit them
20 me for allowance within one year af-
Ter date Of said letters, or they may DO
precluded from benefits OF said estate,
and II such claims are not exhibited
within two years from the time Of publl-
colon OF this notice they viii DO forever
barred.
JOHN W. HOWELL.
Adnafnfstrafas
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-06

The wilkerson Nursery and
Orchard Co., Of Mexico, planted
20 acre pear orchard near
Santa Fe this spring. The Wilker-
sons think there is great money
in pear growing in this section
Of the state.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-06

AIissBernicc Bell Latin instruc.
tor in the Mexico High School,
has been forced to resign ON ae-
count Of i'll health. Miss Abbie
Llewellen has been elected to
take her place.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-06
A RESOLUTION.

cast to the corporate limits OF the |
City of Mexico, Mo-, and to curb |
the north and south sides of said
street along the distance so to be
improved.
BE it resolved by the Council OF
the City of Mexico, Missouri, as
follows:
Section /. That the Council Of
the City Of Mexico, Missouri,
deem it necessary TO pave with
first class vitrified paving brick
or blocks that portion Of PromeI.
ade Street in the City of Mexico
Missouri, lying, being situate be-
tween the east line of Jefferson
Street and the east line of the
City limits of the City Of Mexico,
Missouri, said street from the
east line Of jefferson street to the
east line of Cole street to be paw
ed the full width thereof exclu-
sive Of that portion of the street
used for sidewalk purposes, and
from the east line of Cole Street
east to the City limits the width
of thirty feet in the center thereof,
that is to say, fifteen feet on each
side Of the center line of said
Promenade Street. The width of
said improvement and the mater
ial and plans of said improvement
are more particularly shown by
the plan, diagram and specifica-
tions therefor filed by the City
Engineer with the City Clerk,
said paving to be laid to the es-
tablished grade.
Section 2. That the Council
deem it necessary in view Of the
proposed Improvement of that
portion of Promenade Street be.
tween the East line of jefferson
Street and the East line of the
City limits of the City of Mexico,
to curb said street along the pOr.
ton to be paved and along the
north and south sides of said
pavement the full length thereo!
r with first class concrete curbing
as is more particularly shown by
, the plans, diagram and specifica-
! tions-now ON file with the City
Clerk filed by the City Engineer
: Section 3. That the cost of sai,'
! improvement so declared as nee
essary in sections one and tive
! hereof be paid by levying a speci
1 al assessment on all lots and tract,
of land fronting on or abuttins
q on either side of said improve
ment along the distance so to b.
improved and in proportion to III,
front foot thereof abutting OF
5 said Improvement as provided b!
an act of the general assembly o
= the state of Missouri approved
1 March q, 1901, and found at pag,
. 60 of the laws of Missouri TO.
: 1901.
q Section 4. This resolution shat
Q be published for two consecutiy,
weeks in the Mexico, Missouri
Message, a weekly newspape
: printed and published in the Cit.
: of Mexico, Missouri, and if
II majority of the resident owner
o of property liable to taxation 70
!. said Improvement declared neces
sary TO be done bythis resolution
at the date of the passage hereof
who shall own a majority of tn
? front feet owned by residents Q
= the City Of Mexico abutting ol
n said street so to be improved a
: aforesaid shall not within t4l
= days thereafter file with the Cit,
Clerk of the City of Mexie
their written protest agains
: said Improvement, the Counci
Of the City Of Mexico vii
i cause a contract for said work t
?, p be let TO the lowest and best bid
! der therefor on the plans an,
d specifications substantially as 5
4 made for said Improvement an
M l,,ox., ~. elo x.,:th A., re-. Ctlo.t
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-04-28
NATCHEz INVITES
STATE OFFICIALS

Jackson, Miss, April 2S.-Gov Noel,
Historian Rowland, and State officials
have been invited to be in Natchez on
the 18th of ay, the committee in
charge of the demonstration incident
to the coming of the battleship Mis-
sissippi having notified them the war
vessel will be there on that date. Tic
citizens of Natchez had the date of
the arrival of the ship moved up for
fear that the water might leak out Of
the river to such an extent that def
Guilty might be experienced in maxi ng
the trip There is no doubt that Jack
son will send a strong delegation to
Natchez during the stay of the battle
ship there, as few citizens of Jackson
ever saw anything of the kind, and
fear this will be their last opportunity.
A much smaller number will be at
Horn Island Pass to witness the pre-
sentation, the trip from here being a
long, hard one.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-04-28
CHICAGO CITY HALL DEAL.
States Attorney Reported to Have
Unearthed Scandal.

CHICAGO, April 2S.-State's Attor
ney Wayman's graft investigation
which has caused CONSERVATION among
many local politicians, has, it was re
ported today, unearthed a scandal hav-
ing to do with the leasing of the tonl-
porary city hall. This building, in
Randolph street, is being used I'M
der two and half year lease while
the new edifice is being constructed
II alleged that t." city is paying a
rental of 800 100 Il year DESPITE the
fact that the SAM building was Of
fered to privats lfrIs and individuals
previous to ;h3 signing of the lease
with the city for on.4t third of that
amount. Real estatt dealers VINO have
been questioned recently by the states
attorney are said to have Informed the
prosecutor that offers to private par
ties ranged from $4,000 to $4,000 a
year for the building. 1t is decls..1
that the estate which. owns the buili
ing Is not involved in the lease to the
city, negotiations, it is alleged having
been carried on by specially appointad
agents. Mr.. Wayman, since the IL
vestigation of the lease began, has. it
is said, been visited by associates Of
the principals involved in the scandal.
urging him to drop the investigation.
To these he replied that if sufficient
evidence was unearthed the matter
would be presented to the grand jury,
no matter who it struck.
Investigators employed by States
Tttorney Wayman reported late today
that they had discovered a ring which I
is alleged to control the sidewalk fruit |
and flower stands in the downtown dis
tricts. According to the report, every |
owner of these sidewalk stands is re- !,
CURED to pay certain sum weekly for
police protection, and all others who
desire to engage in this line of bust
MSS AhSiue Lie loOp ulSIflct are ar
'ested and compelled to turn over their
location to the men who have made
their peace with those in control of
he traffic. The stands are all cper-
ated by Greeks, many of whom rent
stores with Easements and transact
most of their business on the side.
walks in violation of the city ordi-
lance. The collectors for this privi-
eye are said to be a detective SER
'eant and a former convict, who is in
9vor with the city hail crowd. The
mount collected is said to average S25
week from each stand.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-04-28
STRAWBERRIES

For home grown strawberries ring
Home phone 4O2, T. C. Smith. 4-27-6t
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-04-28
GREWSOME MYSTERY
AT LUMBERTON

LUMBERTON, Miss, April 2S.-The
identity of the unfortunate woman
who was afterwards burned in small
building a short distance from Lum-
berton early yesterday morning is as
much a mystery now as when the
CHASTITY spectacle was first discov-
cred. Also the identity of the per-
son who committed the terrible
double crime of murder and burning
and the motive which prompted the
deed are still shrouded in mystery.
The officers are working faithfully
to establish some clew which may
lead to the unraveling of the trag-
edy, but they have not yet succeeded.
The belief is growing stronger that
the woman was white Every cir
cumstance and indication seems to
point to this fact. 1t is also believed
by the officers and people generally
that the dead woman did not reside
" ~ 'hio u6lRnDOr-
hood. but perhaps came to this place
some time during Sunday.
Two days have elapsed since the
discovery of the charred body in the
ashes of the burned building, and ii
seems very improbable that woman
living here, whether white or black |
could have been missing for this
length of time without some one re-
porting the fact.
A number of rumors have been In
circulation yesterday and today, but
none of them seem to have any foun-
lation. One report was that a strange
nan and woman were seen going to
his house late Sunday evening. but
his report cannot be verified and :
he o''cers seem to attach very little :
Importance to it. AT this writing no .
lew whatever has been found which
Ill tend to solve the mysterious az T
Lir.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-04-28
Object to Strong Medicines.

Many people object to taking the
strong medicines usually prescribed
by physicians for rheumatism. There
is no need of internal treatment in
any case of muscular or chronic rheu.
mat1sm, and more than nine out of
every ten cases of the disease are of
one or the other of these varieties.
When there is no fever and little df
any swelling, you may vnow that it
Is only necessary to apply Chamber
aims Lfniment freely to get quick re-
leE Try it. For sale by Hays G.
feld and Yellow Pine Pharmacy.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-04-28
HATTIEsBURG TESTIMONY.

Hattiesburg, Miss, Feb. 3, 1909.
Mr.. W. M. Hyde,
Ellisville, Miss.
Friend Hyde: Please send me an.
other bottle of your rheumatism cure
either by express or mail. You will
remember my wife suffered with rheu.
matism for over three years. the
greater portion of her time confined
TO her bed. At the same time irving
all kinds of so-called cures without
the slightest relief or benefit. And
she is just finishing up the third hot.
Tie OF your medicine, and she has not
felt the very slightest touch of the
disease in three or four weeks. 7
think she is cured, at the same time
thought it would be a good idea for
her to take at least one more hottie
10 make sure of it. My wife is GER
.ainly believer in your rheumatism
cure and would willingly give you ties.
lmonial should you desire same. You
certainly have a wonderful remedy
nd we feel that we have been very |
l am your friend,
L. B. HOLLAND
lyde, druggist, Ellisville, Miss
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-04-28
GEOLOGICAL
COMMISSION
Viii Meet in Jackson On Next
Friday at the Call Of the
Governor.

JACKSON, Miss, April 2S.-The
state geological commission, consist
ing of Gov. Noel, Superintendent of
education Powers, Historian now.
land, President Hardy of the Agrfcul-
tural and Mechanical college, and
Chancellor Kincannon, of the State
university, has been called to meet
at the office of the governor on the
30th inst.
DR.. A. F. Order, state geologist,
whose headquarters are at Biloxi, will
be present, and will submit his report