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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-15
MIZPAH
PASSED THE AGE
OF ONE HUNDRED YEARS

Mrs. Melinda Robinson, a colored
woman over 100 years of age. died
at Winnemucca on the 9th instant.
She was born slave in Madison
county, Kentucky, on August /,
1900. and was thus 100 years OF age
at the time of her death.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-15
Temperature Report

Yesterdays hourly temperature
record at the weather bureau office
was as follows:
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-15

Why buy stale candy when you
can get fine fresh made candy. At
Palace of Sweets. S-25-tf
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-15

Big sale at Sullivan's. Furniture
and clothing at cost and below.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-15
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
assessment rolls of Nye County,
State of Nevada, for the year 1909,
have been delivered to the Clerk of
the Board of County Commissioners
and will remain in the office of said
Clerk for public inspection until
Monday, September goth, 1909,
upon which latter date the Board of
Equalization will meet to equalize
assessments.
Dated September 18th, 1909.
ROBERT G.. POHL.
Clerk of the Board of County Com
missioners of Nye County Nevada
9-14-3t
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-15
Hotel ARRIVALS
MANHATTAN

J. S. McClain, John Anderson,
James Millican, William Brady,
Goldfield; ]. B. Abby, Prescott;
Thomas Stout, Rhyolite; Joseph
Steinway, Globe; Miss Louis Aeberli,
Pittsburg, Pa; ]. w. Bearup, Man
haitian; ]. v. Walters, Sacramento;
Milo Melick, Selma Vokovich, Mil
lers.
MIZPAH
R. G. Bonell, Joe McEachin, H. P.
MARITIME, Chas. B. Hill, San Fran
cisco; w. H. M. Drescher, Salt
Lake; E. A. Barette, E. A. Quinn,
Goldfield; Geo. S. Green. Reno: E..
w. Riley, H. B. Clapp, l.. I. Clark,
Millers; Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Green,
Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
White, Fort Wayne; c. o. Olive,
Maurice Morrin, Round Mountain
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-15
BAPTIST MINISTER
LEAVES NOVEMBER 1

The Rev. H. Warren Nice of the
Baptist church has closed his work
in Tonopah and will depart for the
coast on the first of the coming
month. During his stay here Mr..
Nice has made many friends who
will be loath to see him go, as will
the members of his flock. His sue
cessor has not been appointed as
vet.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-15
was as follows:

Highest temperature a year ago
was rs; the lowest, SIS.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-15
CAR LOAD OF APPLES
PLACED ON MARKET

o. n. Scott, commission man of
Goldfield, has opened store in the
Tonopah Trading company building
on Main street, where he will dis
pose of car Dad of Bishop apples.
His prices .'aNn never been eqealiei
in this city.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-01
Specyalnie TAME raty exkur-
swine ma narodowe kon-
wencye, koleja North
Western.

Specyalnie niskie raty exkursyj-
ne ma lato d%ogodnym uvzglednie-
MEM powrotu, dogodnem swobo:
dnem przesiadaniem do Denver,
Salt Lake City, Los Angeles, Port.
land, Spokane, Seattle, st. Paul i
Minneapolis, z powodu ziazdu ma
rodowych stowarzyszen N. E. A.
Epworth League, Christian Endea.
vor, G.. A. r.. Elks, J. y. O.. r.
ma narodowy kongres skraplenia,
wystawe A. Y. P.i wiele innych
narodowych zgromadzen.
Us}uga kolejowa pierwszej klasy.
Wyborne drogi. Poboezne wycie.
czki ma miejsca zwiedzane przez
publicznosc ma :g6rach W Colora
do Yellowstone i do Yosemite.
Wzgledem daty sprzedazy, wa.
gon6w s%yp'alnych do .rezerwacyj,
dlukowanych przswodnik6w *po'
dr6zy zupe}nych informacyi,
zg4osiG sic do kt6rego-kolwiek a.
genta sprzedajacego bilety kole1
n orth-W estern,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-01
L-
'CIEKAWE RZECZY
j :
DrOgi zart

P6wien m}odY kupiec W Zechli-
ME ma Pomorzu, w}ozy} tabl,czke
czekolady " koperte, jakiej sie
zazwyczaj uzywa do wysy1ki papie-.
row wartoEc1owych, a podawszy
wartos6 przesy1ki ma million marek,
wys1a} ia nlefrankowana do
swej ~narzeczonej " Nowym Rupi-
ME jake podarek IA urodzjny: Po-
niewaz atoli urzad ~pocztowy taklch
zartow ME INA, przeto list war
tokc1owy 6c;sle %odwazono, poc:em
wyslano 60 pod czujnym dozorem
ma miejsce przeznaczenia i PREY do
reczeniu zazadano cd adresatki 1872
mk. por to. Narzeczona kupca a
turalnie odmowi1a przyjecia,
wskutek czego przesy}ka powr6cl"
Ia do Zechlina z %powrotcm, a u
rad pocztowy zada obecnie cd
nierozwaznego m&odziehca podwoj-
nego rortoryum, czy]i 324 NIX. -
Pcwnie mu sic drugi a takich
fIgl6w odecllce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-01
TajemnicZe Znikniecie pa
S0Z6ra.

z parowca "Prinzessin Alice,
nalezacego do .'Nordd. Lleyd
znikf W drodze z Nowego Jorku
do Plymouth 2s-letni Mr.. Isaac
Moss, Brak jego zauwazono dopie'
70 gdy parowiec przybi4 do portu
.anglelskiego. M. jecha} " tx warzy-
stwie lekarza; W niedziele wieczo-
rem udaf sic do swej kabiny, a "
p~oniedziafek rano JUL sic ME sta
viii ma sniadan,e: L6zko jego by}o
nienaruszone. Okazywa} on pod
czas prodr6zy jakies rozstrojenie u.
mys1owe, lecz ola wsp51paHazerow
by] uprzejmy ola tego przez MICH
lubiany. Prawdopodobnie skoczy1
W nocy niespostrzezenle do mu-
RIA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-01
ChCleryna...

Ia choroba przytrsfia sic " m,esia-
each letnich-g}dwnie powodu je-
Edzenia niedojra}ych owoc6w lub
jar1yn, So PREY mel md4osci, slime
pragnlenle, wymloty p~o]aczone Z
kurczami, nadzwyczajny boil zo14d,
.ka i kiszek, or az rozwolnienie. Maj
.lepszem lekarstwem " taklch przy-
padku jest Severy Lekarstwo ma
.Ctolere i Biegunke. Jest t. nieza-
wodny srodek Ola dzieci ola doro.
.s}ycb, przynosacy szybka ulge "
kurczach, biegunce, cholerze, kol-
.kach, cborobie letnlej j " lnnych
.zaburzen,ach io3adkowych: Cena 3
cent6w i so cent6w. Sprzeda wane
.przez wszystkich aptekarzy' - W.
F. Severy Co., Cedar Rapids, To-
.~. :.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-01

,-E.~ -. GS-
q, gdzie dostaje. sic Pienisdze
ale tylko "a praoe, #tedy pisze q
kreski Tam gdzie kobie-
ty 50 szczcdre oanacza sie znakiem
A., gdzie nakreslone jest Il !,
stamtad kazdy dziad ucieka, DO
oznacza to, il gospodarz awiada-I
mia policye,
Kto wiec W grzeczny sposdb chloe
pozbyt sic natret6w nieehaj umie6-
ci znak ostatni, .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-01
Znaki Zebrak6W.

Zebracy ~urzadzaja rome narady
gwoli zabezpieczenia swojego pro-
cederu. Wzajemnie sic informuja,
gdzie jake do zdobycia So zyski.
Uzywaja np.' r6znych znakdw,
kt6remi sic porozumiewaja. Praw"
dopodobnie kazdy ~zauwazyl rome
znaki W formie roznaitYch kresek
pisauych kreda, ma parkauie lub
ma murach. Tam gdzle sig dostaje
pieuiadze, dziad informuje swego
kolege odpowiednim znaklem,
gdzie ME d~ostaje mic to kresli znak
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-01
Potega ciemnoty.

w rumuhskiej wsi Paton1a ma
Wegrzech zmar}a stara wdowa naz-
wiskiem Zurka, kt6ra we wsi u"
chodzila "a czar6wnice. Wtd}ug
WARY ciemnego posp6lstwa czarof
wnioa moze z grobu nocami wycho
dziG, czarowac bYd}o i w. og6le
nieszczekcie ma wies sprowadzic. A
by temu zapobiedz, iednej eiemnel
nocy siedmiu chiop6w zakrad4o sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-01
d
Okro pny wypadek pod
ZieIaIa:

W kopalni Arrada " Hiszpan]1
pok16cifo sic podczas piracy 90 g6r::
nlk6w. Wkr6tee wszczela sic wiel-
ka bijatyka, gdy nagle upadf Pc.
wnemu :g6rn1kowi nab6j dynamic
tewy, kt6ry natychmiast wybuch}.5
Drewniane slupy zawaliiy sic j
wszyscy g6rnicy zagrzebani zostali
v gruzacb- Dotad wydobyto 10
trupdw. Najprawdopodobniej
wszyscy zgineli- .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-01

FPer1v uaboiesst.oa Nv ozdobne
miekk,ej sf6rkowej orrawiiet :
,}oconym tvtuliklem, zlocone
brzegi.. $l.s5
Gso. Serca-Zblor mod}5w pie6n*
ola dusz %poboznych Il duzym
drukiem) oprawne " skorke. {
z}oconym tytulikiem' zlocone
brzegi.. 500
4tos jSsrcu-z du5ym drukiem.
oprawna W sk6rke, z okuciem |
zameczkiem, z z}oconym tytuli"
KEN, zlocone brzegi.. .$1-o0
Auiot Xtr0A Chrzescianina Katclika
zbi6r modlitw i pie.ni s}uzacy
Ola dusz poboznych rozmiaru
5x34 call " skdrkowej oFrawie
re z@oconym ty%tulikiem, zs"oone
brzegi.. $40
4ni6t Stro4-w sk6rkowej oprawie
z okuciem i klamerk8, re zioco.
nym tytulikiem, zfocone brze-
gi...s.... $'.o0
Ani6t Strok-oprawny " mocn2
~francuska sk6rks, g,etkie okfad>
III, z}ocone brIegi, re zfoconJm
tytulikiem .$l-15
Aniol Str6k-Oprawny " moon4
%francuska sk6rke, miekkie oklad<
Xxi, z}ocone brzegi re zloconym
-tytuligiem. 4.........:..<1.5C
Wy6or najosobliwszyoh naboiehstv
i piesni, ma duchow9 pooiechs.i
pozytek 1udzi robofnyoh : rd4~
nych kslag zett .ny; oprawny v
sk6rke, z ko1orowym obrazkiem
ma ok:adce, zlocone brsegi (gru-
b. druk ...............$i.00
Wy6G oprawny " sk6rke ! oku1
clem j klamerk4, z}ocone brse-
gi gruby druk) ...... $l.5o
Wiapek ku czci Naj6wietsze; Mary
Panty Z r6tnych nabo1ehstw "
witty, oprawny v sk6rke, s3ocoa
ne brzegi, Z z}oconym tyt'tllkiem
2 okuciem klamerk2 ..tl.25
Dunina Ksiaska DO nabosehstwa
ola wszystkich katclik6w, opra=
VIVA " sk6rke. %z}ocone brzegi :
z~fcoony1n tytulikiem ..$l.te
Z5iorek mod1itv Ola cz}onk6w A.
stolstwa SeTcs Jezusowego, o.
prawny Y sk6rke angielsk4,
czerwone brzegi, 2 z1oconym ty-
tuiikiem $l.OO
Ks. L Gof1inego wyklad Ewange-
lii i Lekoyi nj niedziele l Swieta
ksi9zka do oSwie6eni3 i zbudo~
wanna duszy chrze6ciansko-ka-
toiickiej, : gruntown.m wyjs6-
nieniem roku koscielnego, Daj-
516wniejszych obrzed6w ko6oiel~
nych, mszy ss'wietej, nabotenst,wla
domowego ola ehorycb, droE
krzyiowej. jakotet kYciorysam-
Swietych Panskich, csczonych
mianowioie przez lud polsko--
katolicki, ' czarnsj oprawie 70
zloconym tytuliiklem -. 81. 50
|Zysooty S,oietych RdiszicA NJ
na wszystk1e dnie roku, podlug
jjwsiaroggodniejszychkr6 def, ".
jetycb : dziel ojcivi doktordx
kosciol1 ~. opracow1ne podfug
Is. Oia q. Bitschraua, : 10
wzgledniem SHietyeh panskioh,
kt6ryeh YydaM zieiniia polska
. dc najjnoxszyoh czas6w. 4 s
ko1orowymi obTazksmi j pre-.
szlo 500 drzeworytami. Nainows
sdke .Ey1d.nlie Pofgawnes WIpPe
knej oprawle............3t. O0
49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-01

Bdo z To6q, kels1eczka do nabo'
rozmiar 33x24 cala......lO l5c
m,oota Boqu, zbi6r najfeFszego
nabozehstwa i piesni kosc'.lnych,
rozmiaru 4x24 cali. 45c
Lhwata Bogu oprawns " skorke se.
zloconym tytuhkiem, zfocone
brzegl.. .'''.:'.' ooo
Chxaea Bogu, Y ozdobnej bia}ej:
oprawle z klamerk2, zfocone
brzegl:.. $l'1o
Chwata Bogu, oprawna " m'ekka
skorke re z}oconym tytullklem'
! z1ocone brzegi.. sse:
Chwata Btogu, oprawna W miekke
sk6rke, re zfooonym tytuHk'em I
zameczkiem, wewn4trz "a okfadce'
krsyzyk Z Z perloxej mac cY $50
,Skar6 duszy-zbi6r ma jlePszego mss
bozehstwa i piesni koscielnych,
ksiazeo1ka d1a mfodziety, opraw".
ma " angie,ske sk6rke. z zioco-z
nym tytulikiem, czerwone brze'
ooo
Skarb duszy-oprawna W ang,elska
sk6rke, z z}oconym tytullk'em'
z4ooone brzegi.. ......::. soc
Skar6 duszy-oprswna v mleks4
sk6rke Z z}ooonym tytul'klem'
F. z}ocone brzegi...... :. 6oc;
.Skar6 duszy-w miekkiej oprawie'
z4oeonym tytulikiem, z}ooone=
abrzegi. QUO
Skarb duszy-oprawna " sk6rke.:
z z4oconym tytulikiem : okuciem.
izameczkiiem, zlocone brzee soc.
Skarb duszy-w e~loganckiej sk6
rzanej oprawie, z z&oconym ty.
tu]}iiken, Aocone brzegi... soc:
Wyoorek czyli kr6tki spos6b nsbo
iendstwa codziennego ola rzym's
sko~katolik6w, Z dodatkiem pie :
tni, oprawny " sk6rke re zloco-
nym tytulikiem, czerwone brze-:
Wy6orek-oprawny v sk6rke, slo'
cone brzeg,, 2 obrazkiem ma o.:
k}adce i z1oconiy1m .tytuliikiem 45c.
Wyborek-oprawny " skdrke s}o-
cone brzegi, ze zloconym tytu
1itkicm, Z sokuciem / zamecz.
klein. Observation-Disclosures. B
Wybortk-oprawnY " miekka sk6r
ke z z}oconym tytul1kiem z}oco>'
ne brzegi... 60c
.Wvborek-oprawny ozdobnie "
miekka sk6rke z z}oconym tytu-
likiem ziooone brzegi...... 75c.
z4s:F,
Wyborek oprawny " moona mietkae
skorke, 2 zlocoDym tytuiikiem, !:
xfocone br1egii.. $50. 6tc7
Rrty aaba4e1stpa-Z modlitwami;;
6w. Alfonso M cze6c Naj6wietr,
szcj Fanny M1ryi n1eustsjj4cesjj
pomocy. Ksi9teczka oprawns Z
mocna skdrke, : kolorowym O.
brraskiem NJ ok4adoe, x4saooonymz
tyfulikieIn, Aoeene brzegi.. Soc.
s IN II ~ E#a
PETTY n0b0xefasoa So oprawna y
miekk4 sk6fke ! ozd6bami, xfc-
ooaym tltniikssR. zlooonesbrpe.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-01
Pastor DrZeciW kapelu.
SZ0m.

W Elgln " stanie Illinois " A
meryee n1ejaki A Purkiss, pastor
.ko6cio}a baptyst6w " tenn mlescie,
zapowiedziaf z kazalnicy, re ko-
betty musza ~zdejmowa6 kapelusze
W kosclele, gdyz on, ]ako ducho~
why, ME 6cierpi takich olbrzymlch
i jaskrawYch pudef M gfowach
swoich parafianek, DO to jest
wp1ost urqganle Bogu. Jezeli ko~
bietY ME zastosuja sic do jego za-
dana, to natYchmiast porzuci
zajmowan4 posade. Oswiadczenie
to pastora wywo}a}o wielkie poru-
szenie miedzy, elegantkami swiata
niewiesciego. .:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-01
FARMY! FANNY!
FANNY!
W
%urodzajnym Tennessee

65 ARROW, 3 mil. cd dwor-
ca dobry dem pietrowy 0 8
pokojach, 1adny ogr6d, dobra
studnia i zr6dlo przy domu,
oko1o 40 ARROW czystego "a
So,
u akry, r6wna ziemia, o.
kolo II ARROW czystego, do
bry ogr6d. dom Q 4 pokojach,
|dobre budynki gospodarskie,
zr6d1o prey domu te wiasno6e
l,rzerzynaja diva potoezki, Is
minut do poczty $1,0O.
ITO ARROW, 10 minut cd
poczty, :oko1o IS ARROW, pod
piugiem, reszta las 6liczny
debowy, zdatny ma tajry ko-
1eiowe, budynki gospodor-..
|skie, dom mieszkalny ma s.
|pokoi. sliczny strumyk pred
domem, takze i zr6d1o. Mfyn7
wodny, mlele ola farmer6w
z ca1ej okolicy, ladne poloze-
ME $4,000.
/. 1l5 ARROW, 80 czystego re-
szta dap i. hikory, ladny O.
gr6d. diva zr6d}a, dom ma 4
budynki gorpodar?:
Fskie, $500.
GAO ARROW, dom ma 5 po.1
koi i kuchnia drugi dom
mieszkalny take, budynki
gospodarekie, zr6d}o, strn.
myk. gdzie MONA hodowac
tysiace gisi kaczek, okolo 80
ARROW pola, ogrody DUO drze-
wa na tajsy j t. d. $3.50.
$3.50 ARROW, okolo 200 a.
know .wyrobionego gruntu,
reszta Dor debowy i sosnowy,
obfite pastwiska, wszelki in
wentarz zywyi martwy, moz-
na tn handlowac i sprzeda-
wac tysiace bydla rocznie.
kilka fo1work6w do tego nal.
$55, ooo.
Nadto posiadamy ki1ka-
dziesiat farm ,mniejszych i
wiekszych pc r6znych CO.
mach. Tu u mas MONA przez
ca1y rok, dnia kazdego wy
pedzac byd}o ma %postwisko,
co ola biednego ez1oWieka,
bardzo DUO znaczy. Ziemia
5wieta wydaje co kto zaeieje
Tub zasadzi. Wszystko sic tn
|rodzi. Niema cyklon6w, AMI
huragan6w. Niema- .negr6w.
Niema zbyt wielkich upa}6w,
AMI zimy wielkiej Pod zerem
oigdy6my mroz6w niemie1i.
Po wszelkie i~nformacye zglo.
sic sic do The Thenneese
Land and Timber CO, P. O.
Burrville, Tenn.
I:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-01

ma cmentarz, rozkopali g-ob, o.
twarli trumne i przygwozd1iii ia
d3ugim g%wozdziem przez SERGE
wbitYm, do dina trumnY. Wiesc Q
TEN zDeszczeszczeniu zw1ok roze.
szla sic iednak pc wsi i landau
merya zaaresztowa1a zabobonnych
.chfopc6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-01

go - T[--.E=%E
wALKA Q zYC1E jest dosy6
cie1ka ola kaidego, ale podvdjnie
ciezka ola osoby, k't6ra jest chora,
lub " rozpaozy. ORA Piiotra, Gomozo
wzbudza otuohe win walidzie-czesto
,po jednodniowem leczealu Me jes I
ono lekarstwem %aptecxnem. Adre~
%sujcie, DR.. Peter Fabrney d Sons
Co., n2 = 118 So Hoyne AAe.,
Chicago, Ill.
-.%g~E $780, ..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-01
Meczony ma kol,1niu.

" Prsez dziesie6 lat: ME mog}em
iezdzlG ma koniu ME bedao torture
wany przez homoroldy." plesze L
S. Napier, z Rugless, KY. "gd,
wszscy doktorzy i inne .lekarstwa
chybi1y, Bucklena Arnikowa masc
wyleczy4a mnie," Niezawodna ma
homoroidy. sparzenla,. skaleczenla,
zarzniecla, febryczne. rsny s6lny
reumatyzm, n.gnlotki j wrzody,
Csc. 6warantoRana " apiece NJ }.
Kowalewsk ego.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-01-01

Woman Knows Mr.. Barry might
have written the part for Mr. Bennett,
but the fact that he didn't, makes the
latter's Interpretation all the more re-
markable.
Following are excerpts from the
metropolitan papers:
New York Press" Jan. 1.-The
more the performance of Richard
Bennett in What Every Woman
Knows" is studied the more admira-
ton grows. Bennett has placed many
excellent Characterization to his
credit, but none other to compare
with that of John Shand 1t is hard
to believe he was born in Indiana and
educated in Logansport. He betrays
no affinity to AIDE or McCutcheon or
Harrington; instead, he seems to be
foster brother of James M. Barrie
As Shand, the actor is a Scot. He is
the type of rural fellow whose very
roughness is suggestive of undevel-
oped strength of mind He wears the
corduroys like a real Scotch laddie,
even to that odd hitch at the knees
which is as true to the Scotch hills as
Harry Lauder. Benefits face, too,
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MTs. II. ID. Douglas, upon hearing the
qeSts1on to do away with the affair,
pfomptly proved her interest in
89od cause by inviting the entire
annday School to her home, where a
Afandsome Christmas tree had been
Hfepared, and on the afternoon of
h2ecember 20 they had as happy
TING as could be imagined.
Inc little folks had a royal festi-
xai The Christmas tree was illum-
mated for the occasion, and Mrs.
Naptain Samuel E. Darby in charac-
hsEAstlc thoughtfulness had sent
spoAgh boxes of candy, each done up
pEsfIlly and tied with dainty ribbons,
50 mat each child got box and went
neEne happy. Miss Maud Brady
aaQed enjoyment to the occasion,
$50, and greatly pleased the com
my by several of her charming
sse'.fsations. The young people were
s2&nIerous IN their applause.
mere were games and concert
Sc tne automatic piano player, and
SsfStg one voted the occasion one of
ssas naPp1est ever given in Palisade.
Douglas gave her guests
s2entlful repast of good things to eat,
4nq all went home content in the be-
s'sA fhat they have warm friend in
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concert with feeling Each child re
ceived a pretty book also. Those
present were: Mrs f. Yaucey
Cohen, Mrs. John ]. Phelps, Mrs. L.
K. Sager, Mrs. George H. Frews, Mrs
Burdick, Mrs. R. r. Brown, Mrs.
Polk, Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Goodman,
Rev. Mr.. Thomas, Misses Marion
Tibbetts, Maud Brady, Gladys Mil
lard, Hazel Wolcott, katherine Met
calf, Carrie Giles, Gladys Giles.
Marion Flagge, Marjorie Goldsmith,
Ruth Schmidt, Gladys Walters, Flea
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their Christmas hostess. The entire
affair was a conspicuous success, and
one long to be remembered.
Miss Carrie Giles, who has bios
somed into a singer with very
sweet voice, sang several songs, and
the children sang Christmas carols III
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nor Brown, Constance Bennett Doro-
thy Schall Marguerite Nickel, Julia
Burdick, Elizabeth Flagge, Paul and
James Binner, Allan Carson, Este
Flagge, James Wolcott, Glen Doug
las, Harry Douglas, Robert Barber,
Leonard Lane, George Beckman,
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Herman Schleuter, Henry Schleuter,
Maurice Gray, Randolph Brown,
George Frew.
Miss Marion Tibbetts' class of ten
little boys and girls sang a pretty
Christmas carol Then nine little
boys and girls recited an acrostic,
each boy and girl taking letter to
spell C-H-R-I-S-T-M-A
The Sunday School was organized
November IS, 1905, by Rev. James R.
Hewett.
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Despite the fact that the entertain
mend planned for the Sunday School
ehildren of the Union Church was
given up at the last moment on &C
count of an unlocked for incident, the
Iiffle folks did not want for a friend.
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Richard Benefits Great Acting

What the Critics in the New York
Newspapers Have Had to Say
Placed Now as the Undisputed
Leader Among the Young Actors
of the Day.
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Sunday School Entertainment

MRS. H. D. Douglas Gives the Little
folks Happy Time Christmas
Everybody Had Good Time
looks and Candy and the Affair a
Success.
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The New York newspapers have
been more than liberal in their praise
of the last success of Richard Bennett
in the part of John Shand" with
Maud Adams in What Every
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-25
NATIONAL BOWLERS
NOW ROLLING ON
GARDEN ALLEYS
RiddeIl Beat Fl0ss-Shimen
Bettered Woodbnry-Jersey
Bowlers Well Up.

NEW YORK, May 25.-The program
of the National Associations bowling
tourney in Madison Square Garden
started off last night with the begin
ming of the ive-man team champion
ships and several special match events.
More than 1000 spectators were on
hand to watch the contests. The first
match game decided was won by Glenn
Riddell, of New York from George
Floss, of Buffalo.
The scores were: Riddell. 16S, 1872, 1871,
POS. 1879, 244. 1874; total, 1882. Floss, lo4,
lis. 164. 1866. 1852. 16s, 154; total. 1.15S.
former New York champion, and Dave
a side. was won by the New York man,
LOG 10 2,049. The score was:
S~himen-2O0. 215. 2O9, 1871, 212, 1853. 1871. ia,
POI. 100. 1856: total, 2.106: average, 1919.
Woodbury-1S0, 165, lie. 199, $50. 1870, 2l3,
2l9. Isl. 2O1, 1856; total, 2,0S9; average, 1861
In the fve-man team contests fourteen
were entered. Six came from Bal
three from Brooklyn. two from
York. two from Long Island Cit
and one from Passaic. N. j. The tive
best scores were: RavensWood, L. l., No.
/. LEI: Atlantic. New York. 2.I41: Pas
sale. n. j., 2.643; Ravenswood, l.. l.. No.
2. 2.54S. and Amity.' Brooklyn. n. T.,
In the hveeman team match between the
of New Brunswick. n. j., and the
knights of Columbus. of New York, the
New Jersey men won by 1884 to 2,S6l.
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started there and was not put out until
four others were burned to the ground.
That was the fire" sale Mr.. Frey,
and We had TO cut a path through the
snow which was four feet deep to get
our hose through, and if it had not
been for an alleyway ten feet wide be-
tween the buildings it would nave
taken the Whole block.
Remember. boys, there were no peo-
pie in those days near us to give us a
hot cup of coffee. and a bite to eat, and
think of 1.-THE best we got was ex.
emption from poll tax. But we liked
the game. and that's why the city OF
Newark had one Of the best volunteer
fire departments in the North and to-
day l am glad to see that it still re-
tains the name
at was just the same to us in those
days as It is to the boys nowadays, and
we fought just as hard TO save the
property.
did you ever rescue nyone chief?'
mot exactly: o see the boys al
ways managed to get everyone out of
danger, but ] can't recall ever doing
anything heroic myself"
Others recall when the chief rescued
a child from "a fire which destroyed a
dwelling in Market street near the
depot. but he is too modest to tell the
story himself.
Mr.. Frey is still hale and hearty and
delights in gazing at the fire fighters.