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The Lambertville record., 1909-04-07

@iVssoi si
a communication was received from
the T. |. \. in reference to the gutter
in front of the store next TO the Post
Office, complaining that il was NUS
ance in so far that ii checked the flow
of water and was serious obstacle in
the way of vehicles coming and going
from the Post Office.
This was referred to the street COM
mittee with power to act.
Attention was drawn to the need of
an ordinance to prevent traders or ped
lers from disposing of their merchan-
disc in the city without first procuring
a license. This was in communication
from the Lambertville Business Mems
League, and was, after much discus
sion, referred to the Law and Ordin-
ance Committee.
Chief of Fire Dept. reported one fire
during the month, damage S5.53, and
also made a request for 200 feet of hose
for Columbia Fire Co. This was re-
ferred to Committee on Fire Depart
ment.
On motion of Thos. Ryan, seconded
by G. J. Fisher, the clerk was ordered
to notify the garbage collector that he
must dump the ashes under the direc-
ton of the street committee.
The Street Committee was author
lied to lay sidewalk from Swan
street across S. Union rs petitioned for
Y Moonan X Flood
petition signed by l5 property
holders was presented asking that
Quarry street be macadamized. Re-
ferred TO Street Committee.
The complaints of John Mallaly and
Rose Masterson in reference to the
damage done to their property by the
change of grade ON n. Union street,
was also referred TO street committee,
who also was authorized TO fix all the
crossings
The Lambertville record., 1909-04-07

Congressman Ira w. Wood has re-
ceived a number Of petitions protest
ing against the proposed tax OH tea
and coffee. Mr.. Wood replied that he
WAS opposed TO any tax on these arti-
cles; that his idea OF the tariff is TO tax
luxuries and TO impose duty on com
modities whose manufacture involves
the question of American wages, and
the protection Of our home industries.
The Lambertville record., 1909-04-07

NEW HOPE AND VICINITY.

Miss Hattie Mitchell visited Tren-
ton on Monday.
Mrs. A. Il. Schermerhorn has been
visiting relatives at Ridley Park.
Owen Monahan has sold his outfit
including horse, carriages, harness,
robes, etc, to Ellsworth Lippincott,
liyeryman at Logan Inn.
The work of moving the post of
tice fixtures commenced Saturday
evening by p NJ. Watson Belts and
! assistants.
Howard Rocker and wife have re-
turned from brief honeymoon, which
was spent at Atlantic City, and have
commenced housekeeping in the Pres
byterian Manse.
Oliver r. Parry has submitted plans
for the erection of parish building
adjoining and belonging to st. An.
drew's Episcopal Church, Lambert
vile. N. J.
Harry Yos moved ON "Wednesday
from South Main street to the house
owned by Frank Bush, on Bridge
street, occupied by Frank Cosner.
Cosner moved into the house owned
by MIR. Bush on Mechanics street.
which was for many years the home
of James Bush and wife,
Henry J. Dawson, of New York,
whose family are guests at Lathrops'
is in England for short stay attend.
ing to business Interests.
The Treasurer's report of the tinan
clal standing of the Citizens Literary
Society, which was read at the clos
ing meeting of the season on March
~, was most encouraging. There
remains in the hands of the Treasurer,
John Simon, about three hundred
dollars. About seven hundred and
seventv-iive dollars were paid out the
last year and about seven thousand
people were entertained Mt the meet
ings of the society and the course of
lectures and entertainments
Our enterprising Druggist Middle
ton has fitted up II room in his build
ing into which the post Office will
be moved i'll keeping with
other improvements. Newhope now
has post office i'll the county. The
officials have long been wanting a
room commodious for their work and
the many patrons of the etflce are de.
lighted with the change of location.
All the modern improvements are in.
eluded, there being hot water heating,
electric lighting, toilet convenences
and in the winter storm door will be
added.
The Lambertville record., 1909-04-07

Il. l.. Poor, of Frenchtowu; W. H..
ireland, OF LambertvilIe; VIM. Keo-
men and Alonzo Sinclair. of Milford,
and Samuel NJ. Robinson, of Pitts.
town, have been selected as petit
jurors in the United States Circnit
Court at Trenton.
The Lambertville record., 1909-04-07
True Heart Disease is "a Rare Thing.

True Heart Disease is IA Rare Thing.
The cause of your palpltation is prob
ably, pressure arising from gas in the
stomach-that is gastric Indigestion. A
few doses of DIR. David Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy will cleanse the blood
Of all impurities and the heart will run
quietly and keep good time. Write
DIR. David Kennedy's Sons, Rondout,
N. Y, for a free sample bottle. Large
bottles $I.oo, all druggists.
The Lambertville record., 1909-04-07

To retard the San Jose scale many
farmers are spraying their fruit trees.
It is said that a number of peach or
chards will be planted in the northern
section of the county this spring.
The Lambertville record., 1909-04-07

The Delaware Quarry aud Con-
struction Co., have n number of men
at work repairing the macadam road
from the Somerset county line to Plea.
SAINT RuE.
The Lambertville record., 1909-04-07

Rev. MIR. Stevenson has rendered
his resignation as pastor Of the June
ton Baptist Church and preached his
farewell sermon on Sunday. He has
accepted call to church at Saltilo,
Pa
The Lambertville record., 1909-04-07

Jersey City has followed the lead of
several Western towns in prohibiting
the portrayal Of kidnapping scenes by
moving pictures.
The Lambertville record., 1909-04-07
ST. JOHNS SCHOOL REPORT.

The following report is made oi the
work done by the pupils OF ST. Johns
parochial schools during the month OF
March:
The Lambertville record., 1909-04-07

The annual convention of the New
Jersey State Federation of Woman q
Clubs will be held at Atlantic City on
May aud 8.
The Lambertville record., 1909-04-07

The Pennington Athletic Association
will open the season on May Is with a
game with the Lafayette College team.
The Lambertville record., 1909-04-07
COMMON COUNCIL.

Promptly at 8 p. NJ. on Monday
April 5th, the City Council met in
their room, when all the members were
present. Minutes of previous meeting
were adopted as read.
The following bills were ordered
The Lambertville record., 1909-04-07

Ask for and insist on having Lam
bertville Pufrs Best cigar made any
where for the money.
The Lambertville record., 1909-04-07
SCHOLARSHIP.

First Grade-Charles Bloomer, 81.
Second Grade-James Ennis, S8;
Mary Campion, 3S;Russell Hamill, Ssi
William Malone, IS; Raymond Mas
terson, IS.
Third Grade Margaret Twomey,
90; Margaret Mongon, 90; Sarah
Burns, 88; Helen Mcclure, 81; Cath
erinc Serridge, SO; Caroline Schmutz,
IS; Nicholas Narducci, IS.
The Lambertville record., 1909-04-07

The real Bread-MAoKAY's --Spe.
cial every afternoon,
The Lambertville record., 1909-04-07

William Malone, Henry Ennis, vii
liam finan, Mary Campion, Catherine
Schmutz, Elizabeth Behan, Margaret
Mongon, Joseph Meehan, Robert
Hunt, Francis Leary, Lloyd German,
John Cruise, Thomas Cruise, Paul
OBrien, Catherine Campion, Mary
Mcclure, Loretto Cunningham, Agnes
Serridge, Lena Russo, Joseph Echmutz,
Caspar Schmutz, Francis Twomey,
Richard McClnton, John Moonan,
Michael Russo, William Colligan, Rich
ard Mcclure, James Leary, Amerigo
Russo, Edward Durburrow, Mary Rus
SO, Blanche Larson, Gertrude Mongon,
Mary Meehan, Helen Byrnes, Maria
Ennis, Nellie Kearns, Elizabeth Mes
kill, Rose Moonan, Anna Rogan, Mar
guerite Cunningham and Kathleen
Mongon.
The Lambertville record., 1909-04-07

g a IS T q IF T "A.
Bears the ,lhs Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature ct &.MzzzMa
The Lambertville record., 1909-04-07

Every Observation-Disclosures Spec
ial Bread.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-07

Ser fleine aopf bes olten Mon.
nes bepeete iid befiimmert bin uuS
Der. Wan iab es Inn o1t, ooB er
etpas iagen mol1te, aber er belt i;fj
3uriid uro es mar etmos mie Il. @eb-
NUT in benz olten r1n5elponen Sc,
it6t, ols er iest iertf5eno lei11em iull.
gen Gbef etne groBe In5obl Ged)nul-
GEN iiberreihte.
Sans Siirgen madte i6meieeno
feline Noti5en. @enn Der olte 8iin-
tier bier uno oa einflieBen lieB:
vgleibt mol big 4antate2" oolnl
ltidte er 11ur medanild ltno l6iul
Is garni6t 5u bemerfe1t, ooB Sc:
StoB Der &ednungen, oeren grleoi.
altna Bis 5ur Sltermeiie ottfgeidu.
ben, imn1er mebr onibmou, Scr
Stob oerieniger1, Die slei6 resuliert
ineroen lolte1, imnter fleiner lpllroe.
Gttoli6 mar au6 oiefe i'm peil.i,
Jcirbe Ingelegenbeit erleoigt.
p@ie itebt es ionit?" fragte cs
af11hetl1eno gletdgultlg. nTtel 4re5.
Ie2"
Ser 8udbolter nidte. rgs mor
ehen Elm ungliidli6es Sobr, Scrr
@crnlann. 4n @emittanben lit ia
alld ionlt fem Mangel, ober If
oadte, oieie Sitermeiie 1T es belon,
oers bunt. Sour nit 2unogreen
ihlieBen mir eldnsenb al.
(5ortietluna foIgt.)
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do StroBe, einen Merifoner, Nl,
'carbio @obridos, in bemubtloicnl
3litanb. 9erielbe bat perldieocll
Slide uno Shnittmultoeu. Mcn
6rahte i'm nod Dem itaotilIell
Soipital, bod lit ct nod nidt I'M
Stanoe gelpeier, 4usiaeen 5ll ma.
den. Seine @erlesuneen lillo ma1r.
id)einlid totlid.
Wie es beibt, IoG Die ltel,t
9abn, Die Sorriman bon bier ilod
ser Saliptitaot Merifo gu baue,t se.
oenft, cine mogli6it oirefte ilna
fur5e 8%erbir6une aipii6en Sen bel.
ben Staoten merben.
Srou @nita 0mper @itbers,
cine alte lno molbefannte Gin.
uobnerii1 nnierer Staot, itorb olrl
5amitag in ibrer @obnllng Oil
Der Siio-2areoo StraBe i'm Mlter
bon 70 Sobren. sic NOR Die Mllt.
ter bon Or. @obert 8. @itbers, Sem
friiberen itdotiiden Siilfs-@r5t UNI
eite' Sante bon WaDor Ganagbau.
Die 8eritorbene mar am Is. Sallltar
1899 III San Mntonio geboreit, uls
Iodter bon &idter @bnoro 9fuper,
Dem erlten Mapor bon San an.
tonic. Sbre erite Gr5iebullg erhielt
lie III @a5aretb> &p., tpobin tie all
ieoem sermin per Boihpaeen retiea
tuuBte. Tre ipatere glusbiloung
erbielt iie in Dublin Srla1b, mb
Earis, Sratifreid. SIR 8atte,
Sol. Sllo. @itbers, por elm @ra-
ouicrter bon @eit 8oint, trot abes
Del geeinn bes 8iireerfrieees aus
Der 8unoes- @rmee unb ii~berlta6su
ei1 &omn1an0o in Ser iiioliden T'r.
NEE.
- Die Mnti-5 aloon-2iga bat it,
re erlte 3eIt-8eriammlung AM
Sonntag, Ben 6. Sum-, abgebalten.
Das 3elt befano iib oil Der gfe
ser Gan Sacinto uno Weit-goln=
MERGE StroBe.
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&ofaleS.
&on5ert bes 8-eetbopen-Mannerdlor

Samitag abeno gab Ser geetbo-
pen-Wonnerdor Elm @on5ert fir iei-
ne Witglieoer, bas leiber, trosoe,a
mon elm gutes Broeramm 5uian1=
mengeiteat bette, iebr ibledt be.
iudt NOR. Das belize @etter fat
mol piele bonn geiu6 oltriidgebaIten.
IS miro gu ipdt fir &on5erte i'm
Saale. Ser 8eetboben-M annnerdor
miro iid finftig mol allf 8or-
t%enfon5erte beidrdnfen miiifen.
Mebrere tii6tige SoliIten mirf-
ten in benz &on5ert NIT. Srau Wei.
fie gea @noreps fang Die gitonio-
Irie aus Der Gbomas'Iden Oper
yWigon4, cine Mrie, pie geldaffen,
UNI ibre ~munoerbor geidulte Gimme
our boaiten @eltung gu bringell.
9err Walter Momberg ipielte einen
Sas aus einem Observation-Disclosures
aonaert uno errong ourd leinell
bridalten 8ortrae .algemeinen Bel
ion. Serr SteinfeIot true mebrere
Glide ouf benz &lapier Dor, oarllt,-
ter au6 cine eigene, iebr fem aus
gefIbrte &ompofition, elm o2iebes-
lieo". Muh er muBte fid, tpie sic
aroern bei0en @iinitIer, gu elmer
3ugobe Derfteben. 9err Steinfelot
batte aud Die 4lapierbegleitu1g
BEL benz @ortrag oes Serrn gonl-
berg ibernommen. Srau Mnorefus
tuuroe BON Srau @agenfebr BE-
gIeitet.
Der 8erein erDffnete oas Som
3ert nit benz groBen gbor ,OIiian"
bon 8eidnitt, Der entidie6en beYlcr
geiut1gen tpur6e aIs ouf Dem San
serfeft in COLLECTION. geionoers
ifon ging oas pradtige Sinale.
Mm SdluB Der eriten MbteiIung
lang Der 9erein ugs itebt cine
mddtige 2inbe" bon Hade u1o
n@as ~iiberbGnet lit mein" BON
9abn. Den geidIuB 6es @on5erts
biIoeten Damn Die beioen 2ie6er
nWol ourb Die Nadt" BON gbrgott
uno vMbenoftGnbhen~ bon Shie-
BOLD. Mne bier pnrben biibih ae.
lrngen, am 8efte1i mol sic rei5elios
Ronpoiition bon @obu uno oas I'M
gemein. anipredende vMbenoltano-
den, nit Dem Ser 8erein audi
am &ommersabeno in @alpeitom eir
men 10 ourhidlogenoen grfolg cr-
rang.
Das aon3ert mar iebr biibid, Inn
10 mebr lit es 5u beoouern, oaB
audi oies Seal Die @irfung Scr
ein5elnen Numrnern ourd friiber
i6on geriigte ltebeIit11oe beein-
tr1dtigt muroe. 0or anem ourl5
oas Serpieren bon @etranfen ipah.
reno Der 0ortrGge. gs ioute Dies
inter feinen Hnit1noen geItattet'
lem. grftms forts uno sfpeitens
fiebt's nidt biibih aus. Mud berrid)-
te bielfad gu groBe unrube I'M
Rublifum. un0 oann orang Der
2drm bon Der &egeIbabn in hen
Goal. @enn man elm 10 pornel-
meg 9rogramm auftent, tpie es in
ben 4on5erten 0es .getboben" mel
items geihiebt, oann foGte man
aud oarauf adten, bab Die @ir-
flung niht 6urh oerartige 9or-
fommniiie, Die eerooe feinen portteb-
men einorud MADDEN, geitort meroe.
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Tranen. Die beneibet luer6en.

Oieie enlightenment Grauen, Die 10
liebli6 bon @eiiht, Sorm uro Gem
permanent iino, meroen bon benen BE-
neioet, Die ibnen gleib fem modJten.
Cine idmade frdnflihe Sran lit rer-
BOG uno erregbar. unperoaulidfeit
uno Nieren-@ifte 5eigen iif in 5le-
den, gldsden Saut-@usidI6gen uno
einem idledten Seint. Sir Iolde
betpirft @leftrif 8itters @unoer.
Daiielbe reguliert Magen, 2cber,
Nieren, reinigt bas 8Iut, eiebt Itarfe
Nerben, belle Mugen, reiren Mtbcm,
tpelde iammtne 9aut uno idonen
Seint. 8iele rei3enbe Srauen per-
oanfen ibm @%eiunobeit u11o Sd)on-
beit. SOC BEL alien 9ruaaiiten
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SIR Mbltraft nidt az fimben?

@iiien Sic, oaB oas y8atent" 81
ibrem 2anb 5ebnmol pihtiger lit ols
Der uDee0"1 nif Dem bin Sic es Re.
nipruben2
y2imitotions" baben nur auf Sn.
oipiouen, ober nidt auf ben Staoi
Seras 8e5ug.
Daber fomrnt es, oaB es nidt ieI.
ten paiiiert, boB Elm Mann 3e6n,
5fpan5ig ODER oreiBie Sabre aui
elmer Sarm mobnt un6 iie bearbet-
tet uno Damn zines Morgens emit
oedt, ooB er feinen gitel beiist.
8iele Batente feblel in ben Court
tp=Hecoros oieies gountps.
Sic fonnen ME 8ellaltes iiber ocn
3nitano ibres eigenen 2onoes ipii-
len, nenn Sic feline l1nteriufunJ
pornebmen. Gin Mbitraft iagt 81
nen anes.
gerlangen Sic eirten @bfraft he-
Dor Sic faufen = Der gtgentimer
be5ablt bafmr.
209 @eft-g Commerce Ctr.
Sic 8erar Mbitraet Company.
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Grunbeise,.tnms : uebertraannaen.

q. $. Biper an Charles 6. Mbdmun,
@run0fiid an ber @ain Mlamo Ditd
$4,000.
Gus. q. @raebner an Heoro SaSo,
@rnnoftiid an Der Sm 2nis Ctr; $275.
Sran @milb Seuboer @rieienbed an
Or. 9. 6. Quiqtan, 8rnnoftiid an Ser
Maoifon Ctr; 1926.
S. 8. Quinn II. q. an Mbolpb q.
Neeh, 1882 Mder 2mb; $7616.50.
Carl @aifpalb an @iQiam 6immana,
@runbftMd on Der Gan Mdrcos lirtD
Mpa9e Ctr; $3.50.
Gbaiprbs Stealth 60. an Sscar Manz
aan, @run0tiid in Der Sog's 8eaconSil
Abbition; $3.50.
@leganoer sSosfe uno Mlbin Geibel au
3eirp glmfs, @runoitiid an Der 8o1s
nett Ctr; $175.
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@N lutpuuJelI OelDeTte, OH
big lest gu fdaffen tpore1, lafien es
nod in1f1ler 3peifelbaft, ob oas
oufgefun0ene SfeIett ipirfIih oos
BON Sarnes Hatterion lit, meId,e,
IN Der Naht bonn s. Sftober 1885,
peridnono, bod iino Die Mutma.
Bungen oofiir immerbin lebr pabr.
iheinlib. Sheriff q. M. Miaaon
bon Jrio goultp, pelder peri0nlid
NIT Totterion befreunoet tpar, ms
seigens bon Renrfan berfam, oas
Select 5u unteriAderL iaat oar.
iiber: ~Hatterion NOR in bIiibenD.
tier @eiunobeit. CT botte aera6e in
Bedrian berfnnft uno mltBte
cine 5iemlide @eIolumme in ieinera
Beiis gebabt baben. CT batte midi
mebr Sduloen, pie @eIhdftsIeufe
getuobnlid baben, pieIe Hreunoe
uno plante tteue @eihGfsberbin.
olngen. Or bate iein Geidaft in
Yearfau I'M September 1897 an
Sobn &ernper, tpeIder es nod, fii6rt,
b%erfauft, uno tam nod Gan An.
tonic, INN einige Sdul6en su Be.
5nblen unb bieiige Sreunoe All be-
fud3en. Wir beioe batten fin Gio.
nep Booos georbeitet uno Batterion
ipoute am 8. Sftober nod Sort ga.
paca geben, INN ii1 einen 4leue,l
Store on5uieben. Wof Dem Mbeno
oeS 8. Sftobers ipur0e er nidt fple.
Der geieben unb mar nif3t Die Helm
tie Spnr bon ibm gu finoen. s.h
NOR lem 9udboIter in Bearion ae-
iueien uno oronete feline Mnaeleae.r-
'beiten mad ieinem 8eridmin6en.~
Mus @nlbington beriftet yfe-
pr6ientant SIaDoen, Der Sdobamt.
Sefretdr babe linn Die Beriiderula
gegeben oaB bic merifanilden Mlis.
fteaungsgegenit1noe sonfrei einas.
p~aiiieren ionen nno ben Muslteuern,
iofuie ben Mhliifern jeoe 9iidfift ullo
Mrtigfeit pom Seiten Der 3oube.
a1nten ertpieien iperoen uiro.
Nugulf GoDar0s, 420 Safe-
pietp Mpenue uobnbaft, ipuroe alil
Somitdg abeno gegen 10 ubr aui
benz $eim1Deg an Der @de 2ateDiciu
Mueslue uno Giio.pecos GtraBc
iiberfallen uuo niebergeiflagcll.
Ct uur6e mad benz ftdotiffen 9os-
pitol uno ipdter mad Soule gebrdd,I.
Seine Werlesungen iino nidt ge.
f6brIid. CT bat feinen Mngreifer
aidt geieben, un6 tpeiB nidt, Of
Is iid) linl &aub bonoelte ODER oh es
BON einen unbefmmten 5einoe aus
gine. Bon ieinem @eIoe uuo per-
Idieoenen ginfdufen Die er BEL it'd
trlt8, febIt nihts.
NoIi3iit Guerra forlo nni
Sonntag morsen gegen 100 ubr i'm
eintergebauoe BON 408 Siio-Gon.
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@ie 1T bies.

8tr bieten einbunoert Collars gelohs
nung fir ieoeu Sail bon &atarrb, ben
uiht our6 @innebmen bon 5an's Gns
tarrbsSaa gebeilt tperoen fam.
S. S. gbeneb & 60, gieent6.
Solebo, 8.
8ir, bic l1nter5eidneten baben s. g.
gbenep felt ben lebten 10 Sabren ees
fannt nrio baIten i'm fir bolfommen eb.
renbaft in alien Observation-Disclosures
nn0 ~finan8ien befdbiet. ale bon feiaer
Sirma eingegangenen @erbinoli6teiten
gu erfiilIen.
IS eft & Sruar. @robbanbeIs<9r os
guiiten, Solebo, 8.
BaI6ing. &tnnnn & Maroir
@robbau6elss 9roguiiten, Soleoo, 8.
9aa's &ntarrbs&ur ipirb innerlid aes
uommen unb ipirtt 6ireft nif bas Blui
nno bic idleimisen Sberfld9en beg
Spitems, 3elianifie frei berianbt. greis
70 Gents per SIafde. @erfauft bon alien
Mpotbefen.
5au's Samiliens9iIen fino Die belten.
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a6mnte nidt better iein.

aeiner madte ie cine Sal6e.
8unotpaiier ooer 8nliam, Die mi
glldlens @rnifa Salbe perglifeil
Deroen fonnte. @s lit bas eiu8igs
perfefte Wittel gegen Shnitt- ooer
8ranonunben. Siibneraieen, S6iir.
fungen, 8elien, gr8ema, SaI8fItti
II. !. M. Sc lit ausge5eifnet fir fran.
fe @ugen, anfgeiprungene Sdnoe.
llnfeblbar bel Sdmorboioen. 0ur 25c
bel allen Orugeiften.
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Mnfrnf.

Soiepb 9obIer, aus @nsbafl STINT
Nidorn, 8aoen, 5ulest mobnbaft in
@ismer, Cunning County. Nebrasta,
oOer oeiien grben, iperoen hermit
eriuft, iid 5weds erIebiguna elmer
Observation-Disclosures an 6. 3.
&iharo & 60. 81 groaotpap, Neio
Oorf Ctr, g. .. au menoen.
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ssn 9nnohoifee ser

Sn 9anabaiiee, ser Saups'
itaot GIorioo's, bat man Samitol
naft einen Weger aus benz @efang.
nis gebolt uno gelpnht. Der Neger
botte ben friiberen Sberiff 2aug-
ton ermoroet. gr nar audi idoll
gum Sooe periirteilt norben, nlasl
befiirhtete aber, mie Die Oepeihe
iagt, saB er iid mabniinnig iteleil
uno 10 Dem @algen entgeben fou-
lie. Nad ben bisberigen 0adridte,
ipar fir iolde gefirbtung ourt.
aug fem @runo porbonoen. Die
Sauptiade miro mol gefpelen lein,
oab man gerlle einnlnI cine feline
Spn6erei beranltalten molte.
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Qehrer-@eind.

@eIndt: 2ebrer als Brin5ipal fir
Die Clemens Sdule, ser belrtid uno
el1glii6 iinterrihten fam. 8 ober 10
Mfonote Sdule. @ebalt $50 per Wo-
nat. @%erbcirateter boree5ogen. Crit
itees: Serm. @infelmann @m. @6.
terberg, Senrp 3nebI, Marion Seras,
81. N. SO. 9.
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Gehrer.@eimh.

8eIu6t 2ebrer ooer 2ebrerin fiir
Die @ales Sdule, gutter @ebolt mo
quite @obnung, 2ebrer nit Sonilie
miro p%orge5ogen. @pplifonten mo-
gen iih an folgenoe 8ruitees tpelt-
ben: Sermatn Shipar5lole, 81.
Sittfurtb o~oergsilp Strempel. @orei-
lie S~ingsbnrp Seros. 81. s. 8. $50. 2.
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0ehrer.@eindl.

Sir Die Gleoiarlt @aIlep Sdulc, 7
Wieilen bon Borne, miro elm 9ebrer
geind)t. Giner, ser oeutib lulo eng
lid mterridten fam, miro porge8o-
gen. Naberes Ourh
@rnit 3Gaer, &ruitee,
8orne. Seras.
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grnnbeisentnms .ttsbertraaunaeu

9aus Sanfen S%orgeniou uno 6reua IL
Deter 9. Sauier, @rirnbititd an ser
0tsGommerce Ctr; $1S.622. rs.
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8eimd)t = oeutides Wdo9en als
&o9in. 500 per Wonat. 1903 81.
Ilan1o.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-11-19
FAIR CLOSED.
Successful Event Comes to End
Tuesday Evenins-The Prize
Winners

The five evenings fair held under the
auspices of st. Mary's church closed
Tuesday evening and was big success.
Following is list of prize winners:
Pig, Miss Clara Bruya; rocker, A. T.
Calhoun; toilet set, Allen Droulette
Cornwall; gents shoes, James Baldwin,
Cornwall; ham, George Bruseau; couch,
ID. A. Champagne: two volumes, "Our
Island possessions" Miss Ellen Mccoy
horse blanket, DIR. p. l.. Dorey; hat,
Peter Richards, Cornwall; pounds cof-
fee, r. w. Sturtevant; 10 pounds lard d.
II. G.. Sullivan; sofa pillow, Jerry Dona-
hue; pictures, Mrs. Arthur Lyman; box
cigars, E. j. Crannally; trunk, Miss
Nellie Muligan; suit case, Miss Anna
McLain umbrella, Miss Mary Tully; bar
rel flour, T. A. Cambell; p ton coal,
Rodger Ryan; lady's purse, Mrs. j. w.
Lawrence; gents suit, r. w. Sturtevant;
order for . dozen photos, John Higgins;
lap robe, j. NJ. Burke; japanese tea
table, Rev J. d. Shannon; horse blanket,
Edison Wissell gents shoes, G. j. Bullock
travelling bag, Mark Bissette; carving
t, Frank Shackett box cigars, w. j..
Wood gents pocket book, Tony Grazene;
lamp, H. w. Whaen; ton coal, DR..
Sterns; pipe, Macy Dorm; parlor table,
NJ. T. Butterfield; tea and coffee pot,
Miss Ethel Barrows; S5 90 worth grocer
les, Joe Happy; $1,000 cash, Mrs. Wal
lace counter, art square, j. G. Tierney;
So 90 gold Genevieve Burns; large doll,
Arthur Fits; set of dishes, D. T. Nc
Cormack, $500 cash, Oliver Lawrence,
| New Haven.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-11-19
METHODIST CHURCH.

The subject of the morning sermon
next Sunday will Re "Beginning at Jeru
salem" The Sunday school will meet al
noon. Junior League at 80; Epworth
League at 6:45.
Union service in the interests of Y.
NJ. c. A work at 7:30. Brief addresses
on the following topics will be delivered
The World Wide Scope, the Signti
canoe and the Possibilities of the Y. NJ
C. A. Week of Prayer-D. Ii. COrkran.
Young Men as Factor in the Civic
Life of the Community-Dr. Dickinson
Young Men as Factor in the Relig'
ious Life of the Community-Rev. A. K
Hartman.
The Field and the Function of the Y
NJ. G. A Prof. G. b. Wright.
A fine musical program is being ar
ranged for the service.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-11-19
Death of Mrs. Henry haSes.

Mrs. Henry Hayes, who has been in
III health for some time, died Wednes-
day morning from complication of dis
eases, aged 60 years. She is survived by
husband, four daughters, Mrs. Daniels
of Whiting. Mrs. Frank Ashley of Corn
wall, Mrs. Alice Farr of Chicago and Miss
Lillian Hayes of Middlebury, and three
sons, William of Hartford, Conn, AL
bert of Boston and Benjamin of Middle
bury.
Funeral services will be held at the
house Saturday afternoon at two O'Clock,
Rev. +. NJ. Wilson of st. Stephens Epis-
copal church officiating, and burial will
be in the West cemetery.