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The Penn's Grove record., 1909-07-23
A Tomato GIut On.

Early tomatoes sold in Wilmington last
Saturday from 81 to $1.25 a basket and in
Philadelphia at 81 a basket. On Monday
Wilmington market opened at so cents
and continued to drop until it reached
25c. The Philadelphia market opened
at 70 cents continued to drop until it
reached 25c on Tuesday. The price went
to Is to 20 OH Thursday.
Denny Bros. took 2400 baskets to Phila-
delphia on the Numsen on Monday, 5000
on Tuesday and Wednesday and 1000 on
Thursday.
The trade at the cars was brisk until
Thursday. Last Saturday two carloads
were sent to Boston and two to Jersey City
for which 65-75 cents a crate were paid.
Between 600 and 700 crates are put in a
car. A crate..holds about II baskets and
cost the farmer lie which must be deduct
ed from the price received to show net
receipts. The freight to Philadelphia is
4 cents a basket and to Wilmington 3 cents
with two cent carriage in each. Ten per
cent is charged by commission men in
Philadelphia for selling and three cents
a basket in Wilmington.
From Penn's Grove station two car
loadsIwentsto Boston on..Mopday, Tuesday
and Wednesday. To Jersey City four
carloads were shipped on Monday, five on
Tuesday and Wednesday and four on
Thursday.
The price of Monday was 65 to rs cents
a crate, and went down to 30 and 35 cents
OH Tuesday. Tomatoes were in little de-
mand at 25 and Soc on Thursday.
Capt. w. P. Wright will begin loading
tomatoes at Pedricktown for Baltimore
Gamers, on Saturday.
The prices OF produce in Wilmington on
Thursday were as follows: tomatoes 1920
a basket. potatoes 40, cabbage 25c, egg
plants SLIPS, onions 30-35 cucumbers
1880, apples $3.50, squashes 15c.
A few farmers have done extra well
with their early tomatoes, but most have
got no profit but hope to recuperate when
the canhouse demand comes.
A car was loaded with white potatoes
at Penn's Grove at $1.75 a barrel, this
Friday.
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SOUTH JERSEY NEWS

The shipment of early tomatoes from
Swedesboro has been great the past two
weeks. In three days last week 10000
crates were shipped. Last Saturday 23,-
700 crates were shipped; Monday, 27,0o;
Tuesday SO, 900; Wednesday $4,000. The
highest price at the opening of the seas
on was So. 10 a crate and dropped to $1.5O
last Saturday. On Monday the price was
so to Csc.
The Commercial League, of Bridgeton,
hope to give new commercial activity to
that city by getting the Preston litlo-
graphing concern to locate there. The
plant-will occupy several acres Of ground
and employment will be given to several
hundred people. The erection OF the
buildings will begin at once.
John Halford, Of Swedesboro, was
locked up in the Woodbury. Jail on Mon
day charged with stealing a team IRON
| Dennis Lane heal Swedesboro. Halioro
| was recently liberated from the Railway
Reformatory.
There is a good attendance at the
fftieth anniversary exercises OF the SICK
~leryille M. E. church, and every evenlD
the church is filled to I'VE flowing. Sun
day evening, Rev. D. Z. Stevens
preached.
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CHURCH NOTES

81. PAUL's METHODIST EPISCOPAL
= Rev. j. w. Lee, Pastor.
Sunday Services
1890 A. M. Believing God.
11.30 A. M. Sunday School.
7.45 P. M. Can a Christian Succeed
in Business.
The new Pitman Grove Camp Meeting
Song book will be used in song service.
A cordial invitation is extend to our
summer guests to worship with us.
BETHEL METHODIST PROTESTANT
Rev. III. r. BLACKwooD, Pastor
The Penn's Grove Athletic Associa-
ton will attend the Sunday evening SER
vice in a body. Subject. ''Life as Com
pared with the National Came"
EMMANUEL NJ. e. CHURCH
Rev. E. A. Miller, Pastor.
1000 a. m. Sermon-The Gospel Epit-
omized. 11.30 Sunday School. 7.45 p.
M. Sermon I'm the Potter's House."
The evening service is a one hour service,
bright, crisp and CHEEKY.
You will find a cordial welcome.
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Woodbury. C. G.

On Tuesday the Penn's Grove Club
went to Bridgeton and played the stiffest
game of the season. The score was a tie
up to the twelfth inning when Bridgeton
made one run.
The Penn's Grove ball players are
all home players, and their record
this season of winning eight games out of
thirteen is the biggest card Penn's Grove
ever had in Base Ball sport.
The P. A. AS will play the strong
Northwestern professionals of Philadel-
phia, at PENIS Grove on Saturday July
24th.
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Jumped Overheard and Drowned

Mary Jones, colored, aged 35 years,
was drowned in Christiana creek, last
Sunday evening about $50. She was a
passenger ON the steamer Ulrica which
left King Street wharf at 6.15. When
the boat was passing thru Third Street
bridge, she walked out of the ladies'
saloon on the upper deck went to the
railing and jumped overheard. She was
somewhat denlented.
Bridgetender Whites shouting that a
woman was overheard, he having seen a
hat and skirt on the water after the boat
had passed, brought policemen who pro-
cured a small boat and graphing irons.
In a half hour the body was brought to
the surface and put in charge of a cor
oner. On Monday it was taken to Salem
for burial
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Home Coming Day
Saturday August 9TH

The Home Coming Day, a day for
pleasure and Notification held last year
on August 8th, proved such a great sue
cess that the Home Coming Association
has arranged for another day OF pleasure
this year on Saturday, August 9TH. All
interested are inviting their friends from
a distance and together with the return
OF former citizens it is hoped to have as
large a crowd present as last year when
it was estimated to have been 5000.
The following program has been ar
ranged for the day and the committees
on each event are busy getting prizes and
entries for their part OF the entertain
ment.
10 A. M.-Parade.
IL Munich and Refreshments,
Sheble Grove.
l P. M.-Penn's Grove Gun Clubs An
nual Tournament.
2 P. M.-Single Shell Race and Tub
Race.
2 P. M.-Horse Show and Athletic
Sports.
2 P. M.-Base Ball
230 P. M.-Exhibiton Drills.
SIS P. M.-Evening Entertainment.
$50 r. M.-Fire works.
The committee on the baby show are
Mrs. Charles L. Smith, Mrs. Wilbert F.
Sailor, Miss Lou D. Thompson and A. j.
Bodine chairman. By asking them for
entry cards will lessen their labor.
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100000 Lost By Oil Fire

During the gust last Sunday evening,
lightning struck a tank of the Pure Oil
Company at Marcus Hook, setting it ON
fire. The fire burned all Sunday night
and all day Monday and Monday night.
Besides the destruction of $4,000 barrels
of oil the country place of Charles Lark
in adjoining, was damaged several thous-
and dollars. Trees were killed, shrub
berry burned and outbuildings scorched.
No efforts we're made to extinguish the
oil which was left to burn out, altho fire.
men we're on duty all the time to prevent
the flames from spreading to adjoining
buildings. The loss will! amount to $780,
0O0
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The Annual Harvest Home.

of the members and friends of Emmanuel
M. E. Church will be held in Divers Grove
next Thursday, 18th. At3 O'Clock Rev.
O. s. Duffield, of Pedricktown, will give
an able address for which he is noted, on a
a live topic of the day. In the evening a
humorous entertainment will be given
when Mr.. j. R. Moreland, of Paulsboro;
and Mrs. Hannah Thompson CorreIl will
render fascinating recitation.
Admission 10c. Not the least feature OF
the day will be the big pot-pie dinner
and supper, 25c each, and the social occa-
| sion attending it. Ice cream and other
J refreshments will be on sale.
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President Helps Orphans.

Hundreds of orphans have been helped
by the President of The Industrial ana
Orphans Home at Macon, Ga. who writes:
"We nave used Electric Bitters in this In.
sitution for nine years., 1t has proved a
most excellent medicine for stomach,
Liver and Kidney troubles. We regard u
as one of the best familys medicines on
earth.n 1t inyigorates The vital organs,
purifes. the blood, aids digestion, creates
appetite. To strength and build up tDin,
pale. weak children OF rundown people y
has no equal. Best for female complaints
Only SOC at Johnson's drug store.
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OBITUARY
FLORENCE LATrA WILLIS

LATTA WILLIS
wife OF Robinson F. Willis, died at 8
o'clock, Saturday morning, July II, 1909,
at the age of SO years, after being sick
nearly two weeks with a 1virulent attack
of typhoid fever. She became uncon-
scious a few days after she was taken sick
and was at times deIirious. The doctor
and two nurses in attendance stated it va
the worse case of typhoid they ever
attended.
The remains were taken to the home
OF her father, Peter Bergen, i'll Cranbury,
ON Sunday. The funeral service and
burial took place OH Monday and were
private. Only cards announcing hel
death wore sent to her relatives and
friends.
She and Mr.. Willis were married five
years ago this week, and were blessed
with two sons, one four and the othel
nearly two years old.
Mrs. Willis was a devoted wife ani
mother, She had a kind, social DISPOSE
ton and her talents as a performer OF
the pipe organ during the six months sh.
was organist OF Emmanuel M. E. Church
gained for her a host Of admiring friends
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A Horrible Hold 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. G. 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. Doc and $1.00. Trial
bottle free. Guaranteed by B. Arete John
on.
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School Money Apportioned.

County Superintendent Wentzell has
apportioned the school money for the
school year, beginning July l, 1909
among the school districts OF the county
He reports receiving from the State
$67, 1917, and from the surplus revenue
S2125, making a total of 500, 922. II, which
ic annortionod nc folIoma.
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Brav Fire Ladies'

often receive severe burns, putting out
fires, then use Bucklen's Arnica Salve
and forget them. 1t soon drives out
pain. Fol Burns, Scalds, Wounds Cuts
and Bruises its earth's greatest healer
Quickly cures Skin Eruptions, Old Sores,
Boils, Ulcers, Felons; best Pile cure made.
Relief is instant. 25c at Johnson's drug
stOra
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Notice To Creditors
SALEM COUNTY SURRoGATE's OFFICE

SALEM COUNTY SURROGATE'S OFFICE
Estate of Joseph X. Shultz Deceased
Pursuant to the order of Loren P. Plummer
Surrogate of the county of Salem, made on the
Second day of June, 1909, on the application of
Laura B. Hackett and Annie E.. Kilie, execu-
tors of the estate of Joseph X. Shultz deceas-
ed, notice is hereby CIV Ell to the creditors of
said deceased, to exhibit to the subscribers,
Laura B. Hackett and Annie E. Kille as afore-
said, their debts and demands against the
said estate, under oath or affirmation, within
months from the aforesaid order, or they
viii be forever barred of their actions there
for, against the said subscriber,
Laura b, Hackett(
Annie E. ille EXECUTORS
Dated Salem, N. j., June Q. 1909. 6-4-9t
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Also at the anne time and place will be Of
fered at public sale that lot of land on Franklin
Street between Harmony and Pitman Streets,
adjoining the above describedparcel, in Penn's
Grove Aforesaid, being about 81 feet in front of
Franklin Street by 13 feet in depth. This is
a desirable building lot.
GEORGE H. ELKINTON
AGEN FOR H HEIRS OF
T-16 5 H. SIMPKINS, deceased
Dated July IA, 1909. 7-l6-5t
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
Real Estate

Pursuant to the directions of the last will and
testament Of Mary j. Simpkins deceased, the
subscriber will offer at public sale on
SATURDAY, AUGUST l4th. 1909
at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day.
in front of Odd Fellows Hall, at PENIS Grove,
Salem county, New Jersey, all that house and
lot of land on FRANKLIN Street in said Borough
of Penn's Grove, Whereof Mary j.. Simpkins
died, seized.
Adjoining the lands of the late
Joseph Guest, John Sheets and Elijah Lloyd,
deceased, being forty feet two inches in front
of Franklin Street, by one hundred six feet
of an acre of land
The improvements are a ~ story frame
dwelling in fair repair, with a well OF good
water in the shed, a valuable property, we'll
located and worthy the attention of any per-
son wanting a home or an Investment.
Conditions at sale
GEORGE H. ELKINTON,
Substituted Administrator
G. 7. A. of Mary j Simpkins, deceased
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CASE BALL NEWS
PENIS drove Beat Woodbury. and Lost
to Brldgeton.
Won Lost Per Cent

The PENIS Grove Base Ball Club went
to Woodbury. last Saturday and came
home with another game to their credit.
The Woodbury. boys could not hit Feath-
erer's balls and they had nine men left
OH bases during the game.
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Notice

The Board of Protectors for incorporates
will meet in the Mayors office, Justice build
ing, Monday. July 18th, l9o0srat 8 o'clock to
organize and hear complaints.
JAS. SPARKS. Secretary.
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For Sale
Large Frame Residence
And Barn

Situate on Pitman Street,
PENIS Grove, N. J., adjoining
properties OF Fred Stritmatter.
being part Of the Charles E.
Barber tract. This will be
sold on easy terms at low
price. Address
HARRY T
7-23-3t, Willow Grove, Pa
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In Chancery of New Jersey

TO George Lawrence: Mrs. George Law
renee: Abram Cam: Mrs. Abram Cam, aud
Anne Cam Willis MeSSick:
BY virtue Of an order Of the Court OF Cham
Gerry Of New Jersey mad on the day OF the
date hereof, in a cause wherein Robert Kidd
Administrator of Mary Kidd, deceased, II
Complainant and you and others are defend
ants, yoa are required to appea plead, an.
swer or demur TO the bill of said complainant
on or before the twenty.Sixth day of August
next. or the said bill will be taken as confess
ed against you,
given by Jacob Hampton and Temperance
Hampton his wife TO John Summerill and
Joseph G.. Summeril Jr. and assigned 70
Mary Kidd dated July 1st, 1877. on lands in
the township of Upper Penn's Neck, salem
County, New Jersey: and you the said George
Lawrence, Abram Cam and Anne Cam Willis
Messick are made defendants because Jon
own some part of saidlands and you the said
Mrs. George Lawrence and Mrs. Aeram Cam
are made defendants because you claim an In
choate right Of dover in the part q said
lands owned by your husbands the said george
Lawrence and Abram Cam, respectfully.
E. s. FOGG,
Solicitor Of Complainant
8 South Main Street, Wo0dsfown, N.J.
Dated Jun 18th. 1903, z-ok.
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is apportioned as follows:
The oasis., 1909-10-16

has bond on a fine gold property about twenty miles down the river and expects a prospective purehas- CT here the first of next week to examine 1t. As the cool weather comes on there is more activity among mining people and there are number of sales ia prospect.
 Prescott Courier: Henry Brink meyer, J. I Gardner, F. E. An drews, J H. Mulrein and pr. J. Harvey Bain arrived home this morning from what-they are pleas ed to term hunt ill northern Arizona, although they returned minus guns and game It rumor- ed that they were attracted to the region north of Holhrook, adj icent to the White Mountain Indian re- servation, hy glowing accounts of mammoth coal deposits This re- port was not confirmed as all the members of he party refused to discuss or ,hrow any light on their nori hern mission. One memb Der of the party admitted that their trip was cut short by the desire of all to return here in time to assist iu making arrangements for President
 rau's reception, October 13. Others of the party admitted that they did not discover the north pole. One member admitted, how ever, that the trip was Succts-ful one, inasmuch a> each one got a quarter section slice If what they went after. The coal deposits of the White Mountain Indian reser- vation are alleged to show a thickness of twelve feet in eroded canyons. The black diamonds are also said 10 extend outside the
 boundaries of the reservation.
The oasis., 1909-10-16
Machinery For Sale.

One Imperial type @ steam driven Ingersoll Rand Air Com pressor, with Air Receiver. (Code word Ralje-)
 One Fleming Harrisburg hori- zontal four valve tandem engine, l20 Il. F., conden,ing or non-con- densing.
 One 50 K. w, 220 Volt, 3,phase, l3l ompere, alternating generator, with exeter and main field rheo- stat.
 One 1 panel, 3 phase, 20 volts, 100 small K W switch board, and all appurlenances, for four 5 phase feeders, SIX l2x2', blue polished Vermont marble.
 Electrical supplies, including in terioT conduit wire and fixtures.
 One l51 H P. Sterling noiler.
 5000 feet , inch ammonia pipe.
 s steel lank., , l6hs thick, 1Ox10, 10 l2, 12x12, KID.
 Pneumatic rIveling tools com plete.
 Fairbanks, Morse & Co.,, duplex steam driven pumps, from 3x2x4 to 14x7x12
 30000 square feet of 1 12' non pareil cork board.
 200 square Standard Johns Man, vile Roofing with lap cement, and nails.
 Standard Pipe, 4" to 6" inclu- sive, with Standard and special fittings and valves.
 Plumbers goods consisting oI toilets. urinals and sinks.
 All kinds of modern packing house machinery. Coltonseed Oi l Reiner, capacity one railroad tank ear per day. Will make prices al object to purchaser.
 NoTE-Above list of machiner! guaranteed to be absolutely nev just as received from the manufac . turerS. For detailed information, price and terms. Address, { E. A. TOVREA & CO.,, . At. BlsBEE, ARIzoNA
The oasis., 1909-10-16
MINING NEWS.

Wien Commercial Co. of Johnson, came to Benson yesterday and said the new smelter of the Arizona United Mines Co.,, at that place, was running very smoothly, and ls| apparently a complete success. IL was spouting liquid slag in a man. ner to indicate that the work l. being we'll done, and the copper matte looked good-both quantity and quality From other reliable sources we learn that the matte Is fifty five per cent. copper, which Is near the maximum, that can be clean!y separated from the slag, as copper matte ranges between forty and sixty per cent. The slag is very clean according to the best in formation we can get at this time.
 Prescott Courier: Major T. c. Jordan, general manager of the La Gracia Gold Mining company, left this morning for Washington, D. C., with consignment of the ores be- ing extracted from the Red Bluff group of mines, recently taken over by his company, which he will have assayed for cobalt and nickel at the government assay of- flee. Major Jordan will go from Washington to Perth Amboy, N. J., where the cobalt ores mined in Canada are treated. He will have a test run of the Red Bluff ores made there. He expects to be ab. sent a month. He has force of miners employed on the properI y taking out d car load shipment which will be made to the Perth Amboy reduction works, in case he can make suitable arrangements for its treatment.
 Morenci Leader: The work oi mining in the Gold Belli is progress ing nicely and the best of all is that lhe more work done on this property the better the ore is get ting. Last week a two foot vein was struck that is running $243 0l per ton. Ten feet have been de. veloped on this vein and 1t show. more free gold at this depth thal it did when they first struck it. 1 this streak continues as 1t look like 1t would, the leasers of thi, property will make a handsome profit on their contract. Fourteer men are working on the Gold Bel and as soon as the machinery Is al here the mill will be erected. Mir .Backsten is very much pleased with the progress made the pas month and indications are that th' mill will be running brfore tn time set in the contract.
 Arizona Gazette: John With erlay has taken out force of mel and a four. horse load of supple to commence work at the Tappa mine. Mir. .Witherlay has bon on this property and will procee at once to drive a tunnel and rus work as much as possible Tn Tappan is considered fine propet ty and is only about seven mile from the Planet, which was receul ly acquired by the Lewisohn II terests, which are said to have a eye on the rappan group also. M Witherlay will return as soon he has the work fairly under wa
 as he has several other minir properties that require his attel ton. He recently made a sale
The oasis., 1909-10-16

Heavy black cardboard for mounting photographs for sale al THE OASIS office.
The oasis., 1909-10-16
XCALADA BROS.
 General Merchandise

Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Hay, Grain, Flour, Etc. Liquors. Family Trade Supplied.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-02-18
Contest Notice
Department Of the Interior, a. $. Land Ofice
Woodward, Okla, Jau. O. 1919,

,Vb''ht A'p'ttts
Department OF the Interior, U, $. Land of,ice,
Woodward, Okla Jsu. o. 1919,
sufilcient contest notice bavins been 6lsd in
this Office by Orvie n. Scc.t ct Gate. Ola. con
Stegtant azainst HI No. s2lsi made Nay q 1916
for E,s NEis Sec Is and wis Nwk Sec n Twp 4
p2s y by Clayton NJ Squire Of Gate. Oklo
contestce H. wiIeh it is alleged that Cha, ton NJ
Squire mae and held said entry forspeculstivc
purposes; that he offered for sale his relinquisb
ment OF sad entry 9nd did on or about the tirst
Of September laos, sell his DWELLING house. barn
stable, well and fixtures, fruit and forest trset
and crop aud they have beer removed entirely
from said tract that he on or about that dato
left the COUNTY secretly for parts unknown
taking all of his belongings with him that he
did aot sell, and wholly abandoned said tract
that said defaults still continue.
That said alleged absence from said land was
not due TO his employment in the army, navy
or marine corps of the United sta .es in any ca.
pacity in time Of worSnd this the said contest
ant Is ready 10 prove at such time and placs as
may be named By the Register and Receiver tor
g hearing in said case. Said parties are hereby
notified to appear respond and Offer evidence
touching said allegation at ~ o'clock a. M. on
March 4 1903 before the Register and Receiver
NJ the United States Land Office in Woodward
Okla.
The said contsstant having. in a proper afhds
Wit ilod Jan ary .. 1909. set forth facts which
show that after due diligence personal seryic.
of this notice cannot be made. IL Is bereb,
ordered and directed that such potice be giver
bs due and proper publication.
l-2i 2-ii T.. s, Virgins, Receiver.