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Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1909-02-20
/ CENT A WORD

= y Sale-Ggar and Tobacco and Con-
fectionery Shop; large ice cream trade.
Stationery and School Supplies. Adj
! dress Box 524, Pleasantville. n. J.
t7-room House for rent; East Park ave,
inquire 4. z. Ryon-s store, Park ave,
and Main. #
Second hand Stoves. Furniture, House
Furnishings; alsa fine SET furs. Main
street opposite old Turnpike. 24c
Small farm wantetd, Of j Or ! acres, Ad-
dress w, ]. Hill, Cross Keys. n ]. 25e
Two-horse wagon for sale. cheap 4s
West Deliah Road, Pleasantviles 24c
Hay for sale, 81, s., SO ton on premises.
Charles Sooy, Abseeon. &c
Baker wants job. F. S, Press Office. 24c
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1909-02-20
At THE SIGN Of THE PRESS
Let's See

| Since The Press has devoted I'll
pages, its time and money to The
taking up the interest Of the town
| boys, at the solicitation Of the good
ladies ofthe Temperance Union,
various In cidents have come to the
surface which cast shadow on
! these same boys.
Z 1t has always been safe for a
woman to pass through the streets
Of the Bowery Of New York at
almost any hour without insult or
lnolestation. TT can not be said
Of Pleasantville, however.
One night recently, while the
usual crowd Of boys were monopol-
lzing the side walk, pedestrians
having sometimes to go out in the
Istrcet to pass, woman wearing a
brown dress, whom the young gen
tlemen 3 decided was the hired
fxerlhhlap If fFba D,.,.s b;z \ L =
The dafanoolasa 49, n''1eu nel;
alono ,n,,eb eaa,f,,saa ''a nal..eu
What oeeas;aae1 ,. sl' ,'l III ;,'s,,it MvLoe'i5
banne,,s that M Tba Prass 81 S.l., aa';l',. !. e e
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Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1909-02-20

smith entertained the company with
some beautiful piano selections.
Tie Presbyterian chapel IS to be moved
close to the church. Operations are to
begin this week
Miss Florence Whitaker, of Hunting
tom, Va. is the guest OF Mrs. J. IT,
North this week.
5 Mrs. Clarence Nicholson had birth
day party for her little baby daughter
in Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Adams are ex-
pected to return next week from their
trip to Cuba and Florida.
Mr.. Charles Campbell intends to move
his Shore Road residence t. q desirable
spot on Verona avenue.
Mrs. Carl Gaskill has been spending
a week with her father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. Preston Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. William Rose. of Phila..
were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George Say
res a few days last week.
The Qui yive Club will meet at the
home of Miss Grace Adams on Nerena
avenue. Saturday evening. Feb. 20
SIr. William Roxby and son. OF North
Dakota, are visiting Mr. RoSbN,s moth
cr and sister, on Washington avenue.
Mrs. NJ r. Fish sailed Friday, Feb. 10.
for Jacksonville, Florida, From there
she intends to make an extended South
EN- tour
A number Of Atlantic City friends and
relatives OF Mr. Charles Bowen brought
him a surprise party on his birthday
Monday, Feb. Is.
Miss Rosina Bruker, Miss Mary Smith
and Miss A. Thomas attended an inform
al musical at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Preston Adams, Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Oberhoitzer will leave
Monday fora weeks visit to Phila. and
New York. Mrs. Oberholtzer will attend
the millinery openings ia both cities
bee, s,en.lino Inc winter il Florida 5
with tboir aa,Ichter Mrs lFesratt will
return 10 their home about March i
Mr. and Mrs H,iob teltins. who have.
bee,, SPENDING tle wifier n Florida viii
sion at WASHINGTON. D. f4. On their
way home and will he there for the
inauguration,
Tho N5endelssal,, f.lee eg,I, eo,cert
which was held in The First Presbvters
ian church IN Atlantic CITY was enjoyed
by Mrs. R. l.. Race, Mrs. Preston Adams,
Mrs. Carl Gaskill, Mrs. J. G. Thomas
Miss Winnie Risley aud Mr.. and Mis-
John Ryou.
The Wesley M. Il. Sunday school are
going to hold cake sale at Wood
five and ten cent store Saturday after
,,oon, February 20. The proceeds are tt
be used to buy little chairs for the prim
airy class The basement Of the church
is. being fitted up for this class.
The Current Events cab met at the
PRESBYTERIAN Manse. Wednesday after
noon. The subjects under discussion
were What does the Bible teach about
Faith Healing and The Failure of om
Criminal Courts" The next meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs. Roland
Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Job Stebbins entertained
at dinner on Thursday. the foIlowin.
o,ests. Mr.. and Mrs. p r. Rislev. Mr.
and Mrs Richard Rislely. Nj. and Mrs
Iew;s Glenn pav md Mrs n Gas
enyna pay and aIrs -Tlnmas SLATER
N;ss Is'nn,a Gaaearna M, ana Mrs.
rbas 1,lI;ns A. Ieray l.oll;ns Nh
rla~l rsl,i,.s -'-'
- ~
surprise party was lelueIea MISS ~,
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1909-02-20

Champion Building Atlantic City, N. ].
Z Specialist in Extraction Of Teeth
Gas administered.
Ealse Teeth $500 Guaranteed.
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1909-02-20
= Salem M 3. Church


Last Sunday was devoted entirely to
lincoln and the Freedman's Aid Society
The Junior Epworth League gave a
cry cre.litable entertainment immediate
y after Sunday school, and the evening
service consisted Of special music and d
3rief talk by the pastor, of the great
work accomplished BY the Frecdman's
Aid Society.
Class Meeting, Tuesday evening, 1880.
Prayer Meeting. Wednesday evening.
T:30
Choir Practice, Friday evening, 80.
Epwortll League, Sunday evening, 80.
Sunday School, Sunday afternoon, 2.30.
Preaching, Sunday, 1890 a. m. and
1880 p. m,
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1909-02-20
Presbyterian Church

u. Washington avenue near Main street
II. Il. McelLcIlaAd, Ph. D., Pastor
Public worship with sermon 1920 q.
m. and 1870 p. nj.
Sunday school, 2:3o P. m.
Christian Endeayor, 6.45 p. m.
Brotherhood, Monday, As p. m.
Bible studyand prayer service, Wednes
day, 30 p. M.
brotherhood, Sea Voyage Tuesday
rvening. For tickets apply to members.
All welcome to al lservices.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-06-19

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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09

The musicale to be given at Il.
brary Hall Wednesday afternoon by
Miss Pearl Williford and pupils Of
Harrisburg promises to be one OF the
interesting musical events Of the sea
SON Another point of special inter
est connected with the affair is the
fact that the proceeds from the small
admission fee asked VIII be devoted
to the benefit of an orphan ward of
the club whom the club is sending to
school.
Miss Williford very generously viii
give her services on this occasion
and her Cairo friends and admirers
Of her rare talent win be glad of
this opportunity to near her
c. n. Buchanan, the music dealer.
has loaned. a piano for the occasion
which courtesy is much appreciat d
by the Womans Club rnder who's =
auspices the musicale is to be given.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09
SIMPLE RHEUMATISM RECIPE
SPLENDID FOR The KIDNEYS

This is a simple home recipe no"
being made known FOO aI the larger
cities through The newspaper u i-
intended to check the many cases OF
Rheumatism. kidney and bladder trou-
bic which have made So many criplcs
qud iuyaiids and weaklinzs Of some
Of our brightest and strongest psOpl.
The druggists here have been mott.
Ged to supply tIcmselvrs with the in.
gradients. and the saTer.r uil have
no trouble To- obtain Them The pre-
zcription o. as follows. Fluid ENtracf
DanIeIou. cnrbalf ounce. Compound
kagGn. one oEsoa and Compound
syrup Ct Sar-arafiIla. three ounces
Nix by shaking ueEI in bottle. The
dose is one t,r-roauul after each
meal and st be Fine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09
Wedding Announcement.

The marriage of Nh John J.
O'SEea and Miss bessie Gallagher
will be celebrated Tuesday evening
at CSC o'clock at St Patick 5
the Rev FIR James Downey official
ing
The wedding will be attended only
by members OF the family and the
immediate friends. After the cere-
mony an informal reception viii be
given in honor Of the couple at the
home of the bride HG12 Washington
oyenue. Mr. and Mrs O'Shea Will
90 to housekeeping at 1903 Wash
layton avenue.
The bride is n most estimable
young woman. She has held a posi-
tiCn Mt kaufman Bros. dry goods
store for a number of years and has
won hosts Of friends by her kindly
courteous manners
Mr.. O'Shea is engaged most sue
cessfully in the plumbing business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09
HIGHLY ESTEEMED
WOMAN DIES
MRS. MAGDALiNE DROGE PASSED
AWAY AFTER LONG ILLNESS
NATIVE OF WORTH IN
RHINE PROVINCE OF FRANCE

Mrs MagIalae s. DrCga, whose
critical illness was mentioned in The
Bulletin, died at the home of her
brother, Phillip Lchuing. 90 Twelfth
street at 1915 ocloea sunday night
after a period of i'll health extending
over two years.
The decedent was nearly II years
OF age and was greatly beloved by
her friends She Was native of
Worth in the Rhine province Of
France and came to America short
IT, before her marriage TO Mr.. Droge
in New York Nov. 6, 1856. The
couple came to Cairo IN 1859 and Mr.
Droge died here about twelve years
ago Two daughters AMI son sur
yive the decedent They are Mrs
William H. Gibson of Cairo, Mrs.
Anna Gardner OF New Madrid Mo.
and Charles Droge who resides near
Mounds Jacob and Phillip Lehn-
ing OF Cairo are brothers Of the de-
cedent,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09
IN CIRCUIT COURT
FEBRUARY TERM OPENED YES
TERDAY WITH JUDGE BUT
LER ON THE BENCH.
AFTER THE JUSTICES
Is Grand Jury But Most Of Yester,
day Was TAKEN Up With
Prisoners Casss-cav-
dqe Case First.

Tne February term of circuit cour,
convened yesterday morning with
Judge w r. Butler presiding. TIE
Grand jury was empanelled with
Peter Saup as foreman, with f. E.
Ellis as clerk The jurys attention
yesterday was taken up largely with
the cases of prisoners in jail. but
some attention was given to some
Of the justices Of the peace in the
city AMI county, against whom com
plants have been made, charging
criminal conduct,
The calling Of the docket and set
ting Of cases occupied most Of the
morning session and tde afternoon
was given over to the hearing OF mo-
tons and 3emurrars Today is de
fault day
The petit jury VIII report Wedncs-
day for duty The criminal docket is
set for the second week the frs
case On the docket being that of Wal,
ter Dayidge indicted at the last term
OF court for the murder of Mrs
Eugeuia McClamey whose daughter
the man was in company with when
he shot the mother It is reported
that Dayidse has retained Attorney
Angus Leek to defend him
Cant s B. Kerr of Metropolis
masterm- chancery or Aassac county
and Attorney II r. TuthilI Of Anna
attended court yesterday
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09
STOP DRINKING
Orune Destroys the Craving For
Druk-Cure Affected or
Money Refunded.

% was fprrcrlE u-touary. fer tan
hahItr1I drlnFer go take the pledge
IrlerTar.t sometimes once y.ar
ami some iu every Ht OF romose
that followed his dsbauches. and
ItioH-PraaF r.
Eut now it. is gradually lawning
3d. rto world that rledG1s 10 not stop
IrnF.au,-s When a man taxes a
pledge voluntarily he expects 10
Keep g. Every nan expects 10 keep
Doll. ulnI and every broken pledge
costs tne drunF1rI many a heart.
ache Bee be cannot help it, II
fights s- long a- - can. then SEC
cuut- tp ire crlrll-. The nervous
system 90 thr bat i,ual drinser is dis
ca.ad 7.E DE- mus; have treatment
that uiI crrp this condition.
Orrur .s sold under a pcsiti
guarantee to urc the drink haiti rr
Ira money viii De- refunded. No ether
treatment Tor tho liquor habit is s-li
under such liberal guarantee.
OHfne Sc prepared ln two f-r's;
50. Z u,WI-r perfe- tiy tast Tess
.anI colaI,Os=. whiol can Pc given
secretly i1 any focf or lriuf or
dla NJ. 2 is 10 fil fcrn for those
v b. wIsF TO he cured of tfa habit
and ft should De- taken by every one
r-ru sEr8re 20.
$50 matter whier form OF CriEe g
used che guaraat.a is the same Tho
uriee of C-rina s 500 rer box
mailed in plain scaled wrapper uagn
rlcairt of ur5ce. Write fer fire.
booklet Cd Tfrw 90 Cufe DHInke-
u-s uafaI iu plain scs-cI en-.
teicpe ty The Oriue Co. WAS ing
ton ID. C.. Crime is soil by Paul
G Srhuh 4 Scns. Cairo. IIL
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09
More.Tracer Meddinn.

Mr. Emanuel Tracer OF Frisco, No,
and Miss Viola Moore of Cairo wera
united in marriage yesterday after
noon by Judge w. 5. Dewey.
The bride is a Young girl who has
been the ward of the Illinois Child
rens Home and Aid Society OF which
Mr. NJ yesterday Is local representa-
tive and he was present at the we'd
ding and exercised his prerogative as
acting guardian of The young woman
In kissing the bride
The bride has made her home with
Mr. and Mrs John Valdez of Wash
ington avenue and Thirtyffrh street.
who also attended the wedding
Mr. and Mrs Tracer departed for
their home 10 Frisco. where the for.
mer rs employed
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09

Recent experiments prove tl's ST
Tlc mixture effective in Rhcm
usm, because of its positive act .ol
upon the climinatiye tissues of ~,
kidneys. u compeis the most vital
organs 10 filter from the blood q e,
system the waste impurities AMI uric
acid which are the cause of rheuma-
Hsm. II cieanses the hdlcfs.
them and removes quia',
ly such SYMPTOMS as hlckache. bi,aI
disorders. bladder weakness. frequent
ur.naiion. painful scalding and Ifs.
rlored urine. It acts rs a power.l
-timulant To- the entire kidney aed
Bladder structure
Those Nho suffer and are acc-s-
TONED TO purchase a bottle q mc.i-
..uc should Tot lst a little incany.-
lience interfere with making this a..
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09
Industrial educ alton.

Industrial education shows a healthy
growth in the United States. and IL
means much % the future Of the coun-
try. When We teach boys and girls
how 20 work with their hands and
their brains we ara T.afi1us them
means 0f a ireilhr1I SI,h result
can De of Tar reaching Importance
CbaftaHeoza Neus
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09
FUNERAL NOTICE.

DiED-NaIe-ina Droea. asa =
years.
Funeral services vii ba held at
TIE residence of hor brother. Pliip
LeHulng. 21Z Twelfth street tEis
afternoon at 1850 O'Clock
Special tram f0r vita Ridge VII
leave flct ct Fnrrlle-tn STREET ar
e o. O'Clock.
Friends of the family are invited
IL ati.nL
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09
Rrldne Whitt cIuh-

The Bridge Whist Clrb held a vory
ENJOYABLE meeting yesterday Afternoon
with Mrs J. W Weugcr Of Parb
Place West
Tho high 81 score AZ bridge was
made by Miss Mauda Hastings
During the intefmission between
the games lobster a Ia Newburg
pickles. saltcd waters and c1ne.
were seryeL
Mrs. Walter Krebs of Upper Wash
ingt1u avenue will ue the clubs next
host S.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09

"In many respects it Dtho articlel
has a good deal OF merit but on the
whole / do not think il suited 10 the
Review. Perhaps my judg-
ment would not agree with that ot
others whose opinion is 20 be respect.
cd; but, after all, you know, we edit.
ors have no other criterion than our
own judgmcnt"-James Sparks, edit
or OF the North American Review, re-
jccting a manuscript By Henry Wads
worth Longfeilow
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09
LIBERATED Birthday.

Everett Ellis little son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. b. IT. Ellis. of Thirtyeigtth
street entertained a party of his
young friends last evening at his
home in celebration of his tenth
birthday,
A merry round of games such as
all children enjoy were played and
ice cream, cake, bonbons and fruit
were served.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09
Glnuerbresd Barometer.

A reliable barometer has been man
ufactuIed out Of gingerbread When
1t Is fair the gingerbread Is crisp, but
when it is going 10 rain the "barome.
ter is soft and spongy. Its designer
doesn't tell what to do with the gin
gerbread when it grows stale, but he
probably eats II before then.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09
CLEARING Ground For Building.

+. r. Holster. representing tile
Pioneer Pole and Shaft company, is
here 10 begin work on the compauys
new factory in the drainage district
Workmen are engaged in clearing
the ground and VIII begin on
building tlo the office and saw-sfel
Bids are now being received Tor
these buildings. Work on the factory
will commence about March /.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09
Washington once Gave Up.

10 three dactors. was kept in bed TO-
five weeks. Blood poison from a spid.
cra bite caused large. deep sores ID
cover his Ieg. The doctors failed. then
"Buckleus Auica Saiyc completely
cured me-" writes John Washing'ol.
Of Bogqucyilic. Tex. For eczema
boIls. burns and piles it is supreme.
sc at an druggists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09
abuse.

or satires I think as Epicietus dif:
IF evil be said of thee. and if Ct DO
true. correct myself; IL II be a De.
laugh at g." By dint Of time aud cy.
Ierieucc have learned 10 be a good
ros' horse; 80 through my appointed
daily stage. and care not for the ours
who bari; at me along the roaI.-Fred-
eriCk the Great
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09
SCOTLAND PERSONAL


Hannah Whitcamp, and the consola
ton trophy by Mrs, Thos Clarke. An
elaborate supper was served after
the games. Mrs. Whitcamp la.yes
today for Paragould, Ark. and as a
parting souvenir her friends of the
club presented her with a handsome
silk waist, the presentation speech
being made by Mr. NJ J Mehaffee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09
Pully Exclaimed,

The following report was sent by
subordinate inspector 10 his chief
In the telephone service. II concerned
a faulty house connection. Found
wire with no outside outside Put In
side wire outside and outside inside
Need more outside for inside"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09
A Yeuna Artist

Two gentlemen meeting one day On
The street stood Idly taking when one
said 90 the other. Say. "a. ] uish
you could see that little fveyear-o,d
eirI OF miae draw. Say. she dreW a
hen this moEuius and IL vas So natur-
al that shea STE tbreE 10 in The vas.
basz1i. 4 laid tt-se. judge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09
MOVEMENT OF STORMS.

Washington Fen. S.-Eastwarl
across the United states moves a
storm which Us blrJeing with a So
-era cold wave. The western storm
has reached Kansas With its intensity
greatly increased q severe cold wave
with snow and hisd winds prevailing
on its northern and northwestern
sides.
SNOW aaI high north winds are
promised tomorrow in tire Missouri
valley anil hy tomorrow night il Ar
kansas. middle Mississippi and Mis-
souri, and the Ohio valley the south
pu upper iate and western lower
lake ro-iCn
IN Cairo nearly everybody rea'F
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09
Tne Horse fer Himi

when you have an automobile"
.aid Mr Chuegius. elilu-iasficail
you depend on your Own intelligence
entirely. Noe its altogether differ
ent whcn sou drive a horse Yes.
answered the una5zIminE man. that's
one reason why ] think mas be a horse
IS safer
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09

The bcstdressed child in the world
IS the English child Especially are
The little lifls delightfully."- at'ired. and
fies a-e also TIE pictures q per
feet laa.th one is driven Orb TIE coucil
sos tfat Eu-ish parents are ideal
-as.lfs-Ni suIa FauHa1 Zei'unz.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09
CITY NEWS IN Bril- F
Change of Time On NJ. G. 0.

Beginning yesterday south bouad
train No. 3 on the Mobile & Olio
railroad will leave Cairo Central
Union station at 1882 a. m. Instead
o. l:37 a. m The other trains Will
leave as usual to,wt: Nortlbound
at 2:l7 a. m. and 1850 p. M; south,
bound at 1850 p n.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09
Enlarqlnq His Store.

w b Huette is having an addition
built TO his shoe store to make room
for larger stock. The room is being
extended backward sixteen feet The
work has begun.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09

What diagnosis did the doctor
make OF your wite's illness?' said
she is suffering from overwork" Is
that SOP" Yes, he looked at her
tongue and reached his decision I'm
mediately."