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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-22

ApJ tho second marty horehv assnmas
ana agrees % satisfy ann discharge
all other duties, Obligations assess
ments and liabilities Ii every nature
ana kind, and to preserve all ant
every part Of the aemised premises
:rea and clear from any ana all liens
ana charges cf every nature which
Away e migat at any TINE attach
Aereto OF any part Jaoyeof NY iudg-
a,alt ct court CT Ia any ether manrot
whatsoever, Ana tae se7aa+ rar'}
aerees TO indemnity ,ae first parry
as2iEa. aGa acid II harmless from y
ana tefy claim, le1i itT less "
DAMAGE n any way arislng'trom g
connettsd with ne oEera'ion U.S. n
enjoyment by tAe second partly ~
any ana all times during the tecm o.
this l-ase q the q m!sed psope%i's
er any part thereof
Erticle III.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-22
Your Engine will Start on a Sinai
Turn in any weather II equipped
with GEAR Prinninn SnarL nI,. Z

0PuTN TTUy,
You will appreciate this feature in.
stantly Simply pour little gasolin
into the printing cup and your engine
will start with one turn OF the Crank
All sizes for sale by
r. /. iNCE. a12 Commercial Ave.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-22

Rooms paperel comp.e.e, $3.50.
MGraL,e. the Painter.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-22

Home of good signs and right
prices. Marable, the painter.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-22

\
tructcd ~ II which is more partol-
arly described as follows.
The railroad extending from a
roint within the city Of Cairo, in the
state Of Illinois. running thence in a
tcrinwtster,y direction through re
Gun CT Alexander 10 a point in a.
Lear The Village Of Thebes, in ,ba
state ~ Illinois, ana there coanea;
lug wish the tracks cf the Southern
nl.nois 3 Missouri Bridge COMPANY,
being about twenty-fovm ana tve2-r
nine one hurdredtls (2iG5) mos
~ lcnGta also the roal1eJ tracks
switches, sidetracks, rails ties, fas
'c2in2s, ways. ease eaJs, rl2at#E
wag, cu,yeGs. BRIDGES, y,adeo :, tros
,les, fences ana other structures 2nl
s'atiah-houses, machine SHOP, Goa
I'm, engiae-house, freight house
wood-aoGses, warehouses. AMI otbcl
buildings water tanks, trr1,ahla
'3cfs wharyes, telegraph line sup
erstrdctares, ereatio2s ana fXiuraa
ana tae several lots, Pieces ami par
GELS cg lana On which the same ate
or may he located ami al oher
nroperty fcrming a poet or to become
a Part OF said Cairo q Tncles ral
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-22

WILLIAM S. DEWEY, Cecrctary.
ST, t. |. IA. C s. r. r. CO,
Hy c. s. CLARKE,
First Vice Presi ten.
Attest:
=. W. IRELAND, Assistant secreta. y
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-22


The second party as to pay as
aaat for said properties 50 graa,e {
'entsed and leased. TIE Interest A..
on the bonds that saall be issued Iy
The pa-y Ct the frs. part, not cx.
.eeding in tae aggregate, the face
value Of Two m.Il.Ca io;;ars =. 500
COO. but covering the total cos
whether heretofore paid Tor or 10 q
paid fer, Of acquiring lands fer to-
minals, right Of way, ana other pr
poses Of said raiIroad and of con
truetins and completing the railroad
and terminals ard of acquiring the
properly Of every kind whatsoever
that Is hereby damised, together with
integcs. at the rate OF four "a Fer
cent per annUm upon all such expea-
litures accruing UP to the date Il
said Bonds, said interest being incl d
el in tie full amount thereof; SSH
nonds snail bear interest at the "a e
Ct fogT ca FER cent rer annum pay
able semi-aanually, and saaIl ma re
in fifty GD years after their dat?
and sh i be OF snch denominations
as first party may determine; Sal
he q lcl upon all the property hereby
demised and their payment, bc.h
principal and interest, shall be re
cured by mortgage en- deed Of trast
to be executed and delivered to a
suitable trustee or trustees by SAT-
first Earty simultaneously with said
bonds, upon the railroad, terminals
appuyteaauces, privileges
and immunl,ios, and equipments here.
by denised, and said mortgage Or
deed 81 trust shall be a prior len 10
.Eis lease upon al property aforesaid
Said rental shall be payable 10 the
trustee or trustees under said moft
gage q deed CT trust, who shall APP "
same to the payment OF the same e
HE payment of the semi-annual ~
teres as 1t falls due. and said secoad
party shall not be required TO see
70 the application thereof and the nc
neipt Of said trystee or trustees shall
be complete discharge and acqu.t
lance for said rental, the first party
assuming all responsibility Of giyi1s
notice to holders of bonds ana coa
pons concerning the payment OF IN
terest, in accordance with the provi
Sons Of said mortgage or deed OF
trust And no default in The payment
Or rent under this lease shall be held
10 have accrued because Of failure 6f
holders Of the coupons to preseut
same for Payment.
article IL. |
As additional rentai, the second
PARTY agrees 10 pay all taxes and as
sessments Of every kind that may in
any wise be levied or assessed upon
or against or on accod;i. or the rail-
road or other rcoperties. warehouses,
franchises and rights GOV
cred by this indenture, or any o.
them, or Of any part or all of them
and agrees to preserve each and oV-
cry part thereof free and clear frorl
any and al taxes and assessments
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-22
Cairo and 7hebes Leased to Iron
Mountain co. for Term Of
Ninety. Nine Years
Special Meeting Held Monday Night on Pfesi
dent Smiths Private Car al Which OBJ
jec,ing Directors We're Bounced
Injunction Proceedings
Threatened

l-s %~ rvrTs sp1
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g. q. & 81. g. ga6m.

-. Y. d ". 4. Sabn.
Gntltnft
30. 1-Soniton Ii. 5. aHfte.
So s-Soliton unb Der aiiite. -.
-. ..7.15 BORN
20. 5-antenltaote: ..... 1J5 nadnl
No, 44-Son &errbille, MIR an sBoGens
tngen .............. .9:35 BORN
@o- 42--gon aerrpiae, nur sonrs
! ta9s.. :. ;. 800 nadnl
gfo. 46-gon @errbiIle, MIR an gSoz
dbentnaen. :. :. ..640 nadra
glbfa6rt
go. 2-Souiton unb Der aiiite. H.. !.
;. $50. ;. -. -. $3.50 BORN
SO. 4-5ouiton ,lno Der aiite. ~.
yto. 6-&iiitenitdote. -. .2:tO nadm
yio. 43-gfad aerrbiue. nur in Wo<
entGgelt. .... -. 4:45 nahm
@o. 41--Saat aerrbille, MIR Conn
SO. 145-Na6 aerrbile. rlr in go
t)entaaen. :. ..7:25 BORN
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Der glit t6tet nur 8eniae.


ss5n 1906 f0tete Der Ylit nur 1G9
@ieni9en i'm ga15er 2anoe, olio
faum slpei bon elmer Million. Mbcr
Die Sterbegefabr bon 2eber-, Nic.
ren- ooer, Magen 4ranfbeiten i Il
beoeuteno groBer; uber ni6t, pelnl
Electric 8itters" gebraudt miro,
inie &obert Waoien bon @eit Bur.
lington sSa., benefit. aer5te beba1-
oelten i'm erfolglos s Monote me-
gen 2eberfranfbeit uno @elblubt,
lponad Electric 0itters" i'm boil
ftdfbig furierte. 9as bette Waitttl
fir Wagen, 2eber, Nerben uno Nie-
rem uno 8lutreiniger. Nur so Cts,
Bel alien Mpotbefern.
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Die gBadJt am 9iiO @rauoc


ssnm Dirt nal ailf nit bent Sal(u,
Sbr 8iibIer bDrt In Weerifp;
ltnb fpntiiit nidJt iiber nnire 9ein,
SIN bic Snneiteb StGts bcreim.
Senn Sntcl Sam nit itarfer S5anf
S5alt itremge Wadbt ant 9iip 8ranb'.
SIR babt fdJpn aIlsu lamg frafeblt.
Hub 0inb' lit, iuas bem 2aube feblt;
9aist bod NAL crit ben nemem Maiit,
Gnf Seigen, mas er leiiten fanm.
Npr Ailent, bolt nid5t Gentrabamb,
8pn EeTas iiber'u 9liu Uranh'.
Senu iutst, bas iuirb, iuie itd's setiibrt,
@nt 0iip 0ranb' gleidj fpnfis5iert;
Senn Snfel Gam NIT itarfer S3anb,
5ilt itrense @aft UNI 9iip @ranh'.
Stntt bak ibr cndj bic Salie bret,t,
Sctt cmd) semiitlidl bin nmb sed)t.
Srinft San Mntpniu ,.9une Star"
Bier,
9as bringt entfd)ie6en ntebr 8l1iief.
lino iuirb end] pbn' @efabr geTanbt,
Son 9eras iiber'n 9aip @ranb'.
grinft ,,epne Star" gier 70 ptel ibi
tupllt
@san iucbrt's emd, uidlt, ucnn hrs Der
sellt.
9od bolt ilr bier perbDt'neS Sena
60 padt imam emf) AM 6rdgen gletfj.
Senn SnfeI Gam nit ftarfer Sanf,
Silt itrense @adlt am Jfto 0rano,
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a[us Glenelolln. Ohio. i

NltS SleDelullD, GUlu, Hleli
BET man: ssm bielisen gamerapbone.
Sbeoter fam es gu elmer olfregen-
ben S5ene. Maan 5eigte bort Bill
Der, Stalieiier bnrlteanb, mie iie
in uno Tim 9ripoIis arabiihe
Manner 5rouen.. uno 8inoer ME.
bermeselten. Die 9iloer noern ocn
g(naaben nadb bon Der 8itagrapb
Gompanp in @rooflpn aufsenoir
men iporoen, ltellten ionlit feile
iuobren SSencn oar. 9ie bieiigen
Staliener porel Don 9eem Oorfcr
sSreuloen iiber Die 9a6e nnterridJ-
tet lporoelt ulto meBrere bon IL.
nen begaben lid nod) Dem Gbeater
uno 5eritorten Die Alofate, lueld)e
Ole @rcueli5enen an5eieten. Der
Manoeer oes Sbeaters sog Die Bill
Der nit Ser Grfldrune 5uriif.
oaB er nidt setuuBt babe, oaB iie
anItoBio leien. Gr babe eelaubt
lie ieien i'm SutereIie Der ollgetnei-
men 5rieoensbeItrebungcn ausge'
Id)ift worbeg.
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sau antOniO, 5reitag ben IS. 95em6er 1911
: SIR oie npugeplante &rieas

OAL pte lteugepluIlIe TIle9Ss
ldule lit nunmebr bon ber preubt-
iden Mailitdrpermaltune, unter Sc,
aebmigung oes aaiiers, Die geeig.
netlte Statte erforen iporben. Oie
8abI lit arf 8ronberg in ser 9ro4
pin5 Boien gefallen.
gSle aus 8ien gef1eloet miro,
min ibon lpieoer eill olterreidiider
Gr5ber5oa ieines 9lonees uno ici-
ner Siteln entiagen, i'm Elm biir=
serlides Ma6hel beiraten au f0ne
nen. gs lit bies Der @r5bersog
Seinrid 5er0inan6, aus Dem ebe-
mails IN goscana regierenoen 3fpeig
oes oiterreidiiden Gra.Sauies, ein
Wrnoer Der ebemaligell @ronprin.
aeiiin bon So6ien lnto oes pielee4
1dnnten 2eppolo Nolfine. ct lit
33 Sabre alt rnb itanb bisber ols
9fittmeilter inl Drogoner Megi
i1ent Grin5 glbrebt bon Yrelleen.
gr ioIl ein begabter Maler Iein.
9lm S6IuB Des aronungs-
onrbors in 9elbi muroe mtgefiit.
oiot, bob Ole SaaptItaot ssnoicn' 8
uno ser Sib Ser Gentro(regierlng
fiinftig nidt mebr Calcutta, ion-
bern Gelbi iein ipiro.
slus @tell lneloet man. Sic
Woglidbfeit, ooB sic italieniitf)e
Meebtsfafllltdt nod aSrag nerlegt
miro, 9eiuinnt oil 9obeu. Die eide.
iden iillo i'm MISUNDERSTANDING bes
&eicbsrats eifrielt fir oen 9lon
tatig. Sbnen bat ser Oellti9e gla-
tionolper6ano forlnli6 in oie Sim.
Dc georbeitet our1 oen nnI1nglt
genteloeten 9ei6lui, Die grridtung
ciner italienii6en 9ieebtsfofnltat
IN eiIler oeutiden Staot ab5uIeb-
men, enteeeen ser 9feeieruags : @or-
lage, melhe Die grrihtune elmer
italieniiden SafrItat in @ien be.
ifimnt.
s. Serrer lit gum Yraiioem-
ten Deg Sdmeiser Mationalrats er-
mdb[t poroen.
- Slus Sporto III Yortnga[ MEL
Def man: grltlte &ubeitorungen ba-
ben fie) bier i'm slnidInB an cine
Observation-Disclosures ereignet, mel.
hc am 9uro ltottfon6 uno BEL tpel.
der infolee Mbitiiraeils 5lppier ent.
aleiitcr @ogen in oel SluB pier5eGn
Berionen aetotet ioipie oreiBig per-
lcet lprroen. Gin eroBer Sell Der
@cnolferung itiirrnte III bodgrabi.
ger grreglng oIe Bureaus Ser
StroBenbabngeieuidaft. 9as Mili.
tar lplroe berausgerlifen uno trieb
Die Sunultuarten 5uriid
3pei Saicenoas III Ser ge1be
BON Gbalco, Die Sacieilba el W1oral
uno Die 9acienon @uaooloupe. 6rei
ltnb5non5ig Weeilen bon Der lacri.
faniiden 8unbesbauptltaot selceelt,
iino BON gf1ubern iiberfallel1 nno
allsgepliinoert rporoen. 9ie @1llber,
iulgefabr bunoert on Der 3nbI, fol-
len onf ben Sacieltoas imiinolicb ae.
bnuIt bobeu.
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- Die asSurp" in benz Spoe.
Hro5eB, Der pdbreilb Der lesten Bo-
den in aanias gitp nerbanoeIt iuur-
De, iit entlaien. giner Der @e-
ihporenen entflob ileulid, er febr-
tc mad mebreren Sagen iuie0er 5li'
rid, erflarte aber, oaB iein aeiiti.
ger 3uitanb es ibm unnoglih mo-
dye, langer als @eihporener 81
fiineieren. Daraufbin tpuroe biz
nSsSurp" entlaiien. Der fliihtise @e-
idiporene puroe niht beitroft.
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1en uno er erIitt innerlibe Ser
leeungen. Gr oiirfte foum nit Benz
2eben oaponfonlmen. ". 81. Storr,
Ser IN Dem @ebdllbe aneeiteat lit,
muroe ourh @Iasiplitter, Die bon
Dem Gieorrenitallo ,1ad allen Seite,l
flogen, gefdbrlid perlest. Sebuftial
Iolmaire, ei,l Norter, iab Greet,
als er iplitternadt nuf bem eilerner
galfau balancierte, fonnte ben
Waun aber an bein Gelbltmoro
nidt perbinbern. Greet bielt iih feii
Suai IN Chicago allf. Gr NOR felt
ldngerer 3eit franf unb nabm iid
fuabrideil,lid in ei,,em Mnfau bon
@eiitesitorung bas 2eben.
Gin friiberer MrmeefapIan
Namens Quirf bin lltner ber Mn-
ner Stride III Slititer, OfIa., lit,
lit auf Die slnsiage ei,leS 5oloaten
Raenltrs Qiiirf BIN lrntcr Der gln-
flage perbaftet, an Dpnomitperbre
beu, oie in Sort Hilep Bel Ssunc.
tion @itD ftattgefln6en baben, Be.
teiliet gepeien 81 fem. 9reiucr
leugnet ieoe 9ennti,is BON ben Ser
breden.
Die ,9lmerican 2ipe 5tod
9liiociation" Dat III 0enper, Colo,
cine nlebrtagige &onpention abge-
balter Die geidliilIe erfldren ii1
fir Die 9lnnobme bon @eicker,
Die ben 8erianot bon 8ieb per
@abn erleidterll, fir bie glllfhe-
6ung oes 9l3-Morgarii,e, ,@eietes,
fir Die &laiiifi5ierilng ser giegie.
rutgsldnoereien IN @eibe@Diitrif-
ten~ fin oie 8ilolme elmer portei-
loien Sariffontlniiiion, oie ei,ts
llmlpanOllulg oes garifs auf ipii-
lenlhnftliher Baiis pornebtnen iou.
Ser Gapne s[lorib.Gorif luiro
auf's Glltibieoenite Deroamntt, lpeil
er sSaute auf Sic SreiIiite iest.
Hraiioert 9nft luiro iuabr-
ideinlib in sen ndditen 9aaen iei-
ne gntiheioiing lit Der Eariffon-
troperie iiber &ol5brei uno Yapier
abgeben, Die iid) oa6ur6 entIpon-
men bat, odB fremoe 2dnoer iue.
gen glufbeblng oes 3oIIs bon Den
genannten 9(rtiteln borlteIlig ge-
poroen iino, iueiI oieie aollfrei bon
Canada cingefiibrt tperben oiirien.
9lud miro Der Brdlioent ilt lueili.
gen Tagen Die Sausrelolution BE-
antiportel> porin um Sllfornlatioll
iiber Die BON ienen 21roern crbo-
benen Troteite uno ben llmfdng sec
ginfubr iener g(rtifeI bon Canada
gebeten miro. 0iiIfsIdasonlisiefrc.
tdr Curtis lit iett oalnit bei1df-
tigt, eiiten 8eriht iiber ben &C.
genitano fur ben Brdiiocuten al,s-
jltorbeiten.
gBie aus @afbington gen1el=
bet ipiro, iheint es iider 5u Iein.
bob Der GongreB cine gteibe BON
ipihtigen 9orihldgen, oie bon Sah.
peritdn0igen in 9e5ug anf @eranoe-
rilngen in Der Drganiiation unlc,
rcr Mrmee gemaht iino, 5ur 9lMs.
fiibrllng bringen miro. Daau &C.
bort auh oas alufgeben Ser fleincn
Garniionspl1te, Die i'm 2aufe Der
Sabre pollig atpedlos geiporoen iinb,
uno Die Ronaentrierung oes See.
reg in tpenigen groBen @arni1o-
men, oie iid) an ftrategiid tpidti-
gen Bunften befinoen.
Der eir5ige bon Sen teroni-
ihen &ongreB Mepr6iemtanten, Scr
an Dem 8anfett Der ,g2ntional g(n.
ti<SaIoon 2eaglie" IN @aibington
teilnobm uno bort auh eipe sfcbe
bieIt, mar Morris Sbepporo, Der
4anbioat Der Yrobibitionilten fir
ben 8unoesienat. Die u9eational
9nti- -Saloon 2eaglte" bat IN ibrer
Sisune einen 8eihlnB angeno,u-
melt Der Den gaiiftritt oes older
ban Miniiters @ilion perGanst
|rDeil er IN Der grauerfonpention 81
Gbicago cine Meoe aebalten bat.
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Gnbet gSinter eeiSem.

Jilr 8ieIe 1T Der Winter cine
2eioens5cit. 3utpeilen erirorene Be-
ben nno Singer, ooer nufgelprunge-
ne &anoe ulto Sippen, GroitbeuIer
Iuno raube Saut iteIen iih ein. 9lbel
ioIde llebel ipeihen Dor ,8udlen's
9lrnico Salbe". Gin Weriuh iiber-
5eugt. @r0Btes Seilnlittel fiji
8ran6- I'M 8riibuilnoen, @eidtui;
re, Sdiirfi,ngeiL gc5ena nno Ser.
|renflngen. Nur 25c in oIlen Mpotbe'
fen.
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M. s.. & :. Balm.

NntlinFt-
SO. 245-g gon So,iiton lino Sleip Or
leans 6: 40 nn1nl
Ro. 241-&on Soitftou mrb @dlbe5tor
6:20 mOrgens
Ro. 7-8on DaQas II. Sort @ortb
.7:30 rnorgens
geo. 235-8on Rorben 7.45 bprrnitl
Jso. 15-8on @nco. 100 itahm
gfo. 9-8om gorben. -. TAO nbeuos
Mbfabrt =
So 24e-g -gaa9 Soulton uno Ietp Sr,
leans 1920 1nrrgens
So 10-Ra6 Dem gtorben. .9:05 BORN
SO. 8 0aH Sallas. Sort 8ortb
uno gSaco $40 obenos
Ho. 236-Nah bem Norben. j.
10 QDeIlDs
Ro. 242-Siad] 9onftou uub @aI.s
peiton .........10 1920 abenos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-15

0as bette Mittel, oas 3ufiinf-
tige su ertparten, lit, oas 8ergmge.
ne eenou 5u erfenner.
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g., S. & g. q. (Soupt-9ini

~ " ~ -. 81 N93uipl@StHie.l
gnf,,nft-
80 20 sLgSn, 9@ssar, 9itsn. 5sssa s73d 7;d5 BORN
go. 10-gI Baio Ii. 8eften. .7:3O rnbnl
Ro: Soon 81 gaio.. ..10.15 BORN
Nbfabrl--
SO. s-Ro6 eI gaiO unb Beften. !.
900 BORN
No. 7--9aa6 gl Raio unb 8eften.
$50 j1benbs
SO. 10-Na1 5. Often. 1000 ,abenos
yio. 8-Nab oem Often. - Ills bonn
Wietoria 9iptiion, 9. s. & e. q.
Nnfunt.
$40. 301-guero, @ictoria. 800 nadm
gto. 303s313-guero, @ictoria.
Gbfabrt- '''S'
SO. 302-gliero. @ictoria. .7:3o BORN
$40. S04@314-guero, @ictoria ~.
......... 1880 abenDs
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complete and based on returns from
the counties. the indications are that
Goldsborough will have about 5000
plurality.
1t also appeared practically certain
that Edgar Allan Poe, Democrat, for
the states attorney general, and EN-
erson c, Harrington, Democrat, for
comptroller, have been elected
Judge Henry Stockbridge. Republl-
can, was reelected to the state court
of appeals.
All three OF the Democratic candi.
dates for judges of the supreme bench
of Baltimore were elected.
The constitutional amendment, pro-
viding for the Acknowledgement of the
colored man appears to be decisiyely
defeated, The probabilities are that
the legislature in both its branches
will continue TO be controlled by the
Democrats.
In Baltimore, where a bitter Eight
was waged against Democratic city
organization leaders by the Republt-
cans and considerable element Of
the independent Democrats, the Re-
publieans elected the sheriff, with
good prospects of carrying several of
the other city Offices Thomas L. Nc.
Nulty, who ran as an independent can
didate for sheriff, seems to have divld-
ed the Democratic vote with his Dem
ocratie opponent J. Albert Hughes,
enabling Theodore Weis, Republican,
to win by good plurality.
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Trade Banquet.

The indications are that sufficient
support has been guaranteed to make
the Trade Banquet success The
committee will meet on Friday even
ing for decision and to make final ar
engagements 1t is hoped that this get
ting together of our merchants will be
of substantial benefit to them and to
the city. The questions for discus
sion will be:
Why not buy at homer Can oul
merchants afford to improve their
stocka Does it pay to ADVERTISED
What kind of celebrations bring the
most people to town and do the most
good2 Is permanent organization Of
merchants practicable?
The attendance OF some prominent
speakers, and the success of the affair
seems to be assured.
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Slack German.

Miss Agnes f, German, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael j. German,
and Charles A. Slack were united in
marriage on Wednesday afternoon at
ago O'Clock in the rectory of St,
Johns r. c. Church, by the Rev.
VIM. H. Lynch They were attended
by Miss Jean German, sister OF the
bride, and William r. Masterson, both
OF this city.
The bride was attired in an empire
gown of white silk with satin trimmings
and carried white chrysanthemums.
The bridesmaid was alfred in tan silk
and wore cap OF same, She carried
yellow chrysanthemums.
After the ceremony a reception was
held at the home of the brides par
ents, corner Ferry and Main streets.
The happy couple left amid showers
of rice and confetti, on the 1888 train
for Camden, which place they lett
Thursday morning for Atlantic City,
where they will spend short season.
The bride was the recipient OF many
handsome and useful presents includ-
ing cut glass, linen, china, silverware
and furniture.
Among the guests were:
Mrs. Mary Slack, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Slack and daughter Miss Bessie,
Mr. and Mrs Frank Cooper and daugh-
tiers, Myrtle and Esther, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Sergeant and children, Raymond
and Catherine, MIR. and Mrs Frank
Slack, Mr.. and Mrs Michael J. Cor,
man, Mrs. Glare Mcgowan, Mr., and
Mrs. j. b. German, Misses Jean and
Alice German, Lloyd German, Roger
Mcgowan, Mr.. and Mrs. John Moon
an, Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh Edwards and
daughter, Blanche, Mrs. +. II. Green
Miss Nettie j. Green, Mrs. Frank
Buchanan. Mrs. Samuel Ewing, Cort
land Sine, Thomas Lyons, Jack Dun.
can, Misses Annie Petrie, Mary Casey
Nellie Casey, Name Banahan, Rose
Carmody, Annabel Morgan, Jennie
and Jean Murray, Ella Deignan, Lizzie
Hurley, Mary Ewing, Amy Cox, rillie
Raphael, Margaret Reilly, Margare,
Gaynor, Mrs. William Mastcrson and
daughters, Agnes, Dorothy and Mar.
ion and Miss Margaret Banahan,
Messrs. Harry Caution, Henry Nor.
gan. Willard benson, Jack Edwards
and William r. Masterson, OF
this city; Mr.. and Mrs Sam
mel DUNCAN, raylorsville; John Quirk
)r., Of Jersey City; Mr. and Mrs Geo
Mount and son, Michael, of Fleming
ton; Miss Ella Strock, of New Hope
Mr.. and Mrs. Nehemiah Green ant
children, Esther and Phil, Mrs. Rich
ard Borne, Leo and Leon German an,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul German, of Tren
ton
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Stockton.

Isaac 5. Slower, of Philadelphia, was
the guest OF friends here on Tuesday,
Mrs. William Menaugh is spending
some time with friends at Mount
Pleasant.
MIR. and Mrs. Lloyd Brink, of rren.
ton, have been visiting friends in this
vicinity.
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Larson, OF
Hopewell, have been spending few
days at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A.
b. Larson, of Sergeantsvlle.
MIR, and Mrs. Raymond Wilson, Of
Rosemont, spent Sunday at the home
OF the latter's parents, Mr., and Mrs
George Robinson, of Raven Rock.
MIR, II. X. Niece passed away last
Friday after a lingering illness. MIR.
Niece, who was lifelong farmer, wa.
widely known as an inventor, and the
celebrated Niece corn planter was one
OF his best inventions.
Rev. p G, Bascomb, of Bound
Brook, conducted the funeral service:
of Mrs Sarah Arnwine, held from hel
late residence, near Sergeantsville, on
Friday. lnterment was in Rosemont
cemetery. under the direction of c. w
Green. Mrs. Arnwine was 6S wear:
old and was the widow of George Il
Arnwine. She is survived by one
daughter, Miss Florence, who resdec
with her.