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1 RED BANK REGSTER. RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, VOLUME XX. NO. 5, RED BAN S THE BOSS DOG CATCHER. MARKET. DREDGNG THE RVER. NO CROSSNG AT GRADE, $1.50 PER YEAR. OBTUARY. NEWS FROM MDDLETOWN. Parck Jfr«.rreM Mlam Already KllJohn V. Anderson. A SMALL CONTRACT AWARDED A DECSON BY THE CHANCEL. TRADNG PLACE FOR FARMed Ffy-Three Mgm, John <J, AndeHon Onervllo, near NTERESTNG TEMS FROM BEParck Maxwell, who recenly Keypor, ded on Humlay ngh abou LAST WEEK, ERS AND HUCKSTERS. LOR YESTERDAY, YOND THE SHREWSBURY. apponed fcal dog cacher for egh o'clock. He w:8 78yearH old. He The Marke Thronged 7 ree Afer- wn Rod Bank, s provng hmself A Nee Survey Rver be, The C'onHHonH ml Xo Alla? had been a. hard workng "fanner all hs.1 Nupper a MUldleawn Bap. Trolley be Bul VneM lfe hs deah clue a general Mae-An F/for Make a Pernoons a 11 cekparner Dong a be bel man ha wn has ever n 'aranagea Gasolne Tank Crome JRalroal Track abreakng down hs sysem, He leaves manen Channel Kew HegulalAle Beer Than ZMH l e o r - employed n hs capacy. Maxwell on FreCap, Hram Neeley'm apponed a week ago las ngh, bu an esae valued a several hous dolgrade-hol be Spped, nm for numpg S, Sloop l'>m-n. Curren Jrlee«far Produce, has already done away wh more A pary men neresed n navthe chancellor decded yeserday ha lars, whch consss prncpally money The marke oa "Wharf avenue s now,he Tho supper whch gven a o p han are usually klled durng gan Shrewsbury rver wen rolley company could" no cross ou a neres. He leaves a wdow parsonage Mddlewn Baps n full operan for summer. The dwhole dog season, more, perhaps, down rver las Thursday mee racks New Vork Long Branch nne chldren, fve daughers four church on Thursday ngh under dfrs appearance ol farmers wh han have klled alger by dog governmen engneers who were ap- ralroad a Red Bank a grade, The or- sons, The sons are Benjamn, who lved recn pasr's auxlary, wns loads produce sell hucksers cachers nbeen pas,, poned oversee expendure dnance wn granng a franchse a home ; Homer, ll gne keeper on very succehsful 125 cleared. abou wo weeks ago. Ther number a Maxwell began le dues las Wednes- appropran recenly made by congress rolley ses forh ha ord- ho Holmdel urnpke ; John, a black- The parsonage prely decoraed frs very small, bu aa ruck rpened number ncreased on Monday day, before ngh he had a consder- for mprovemen rver. The nance s vald only f crossng a smh a Keypor; Wllam, who s wh lowero lghed Chnese, lanwharf avenue par Unon able number d o p n hs pound. Some engneers made an mmedae conrac ralroad s made a grade. The chan- on A. Sney's farm n Keypor, All erns were hung on lawn, The sngsree adjonng were crowded wh neghbors complaned ha for deepenng rver a Upper Rocky cellor's decson may preven rolley daughers are marred bu one, Mss ng by Alanc Hghls gleo dogs annoyed m by r nose, bu Pon Lower Rocky Pon, where company from geng down wn by s Mary Anderson, who s n dressmak- club. A lo ndan curos, conssng wagons farmers hucksers. a Keypor, The ors are fancy baskes poery, were sold. Mos farmers are from Mddle- y dd no annoy m long. As soon channel dredged hs sprng by presen roue, for a majory com- ng busnesswfe Rober G. Poole, a These were sen by Mss E, O, Slvvell, wn wnshp. A few are from Alan- as me lm for keepng dogs Merchans' seamboa company. mssoners are opposed leng Angelne, farmer New Monmouh ; Cornela, who formerly lved n Mlddlow, bu c, Holmdel Eanwn wnshps. up, Mr, Maxwell sho m. Ths The res money wll no bo spen rolley buld a brdge over ralroad wfe Thomas Morrs, a carpener who s now a mssonary among ho They brng marke whaever y connued from day day Max- unl afer a survey has been^ made, racks or dg a unnel under m, conracr Keypor; Josephne, wfe expendure wll be made wh a may have on r farms ready for sale well's deah ls now numbers 58, The argumen over proposed cross- Wllam Swannell, a paner a Me- Moqu ndans n Arzona, dspose pedlers huck- Only wo dogs have been redeemed. vew makng a permanen channel. ng ok place a week ago. Edmund A gasolne ank n rear J, J. sers, who go ou nex day hrough One se Mrs, Elzabeh ClayThe appropran wll no do more WUson, counsel wn, chancavlle : Ellen, wfe Rober Mullgan's sre n Alanc Hghla Kelly, who s on one Hon. Wllam n's dog, or Ernes wns vllages along coas han half work ha expeced no presen a hearng, bu he had caugh ro on Saurday, The fre sell from door door. Monday, Grae's dog, Majswell now has several accomplsh, owng new requre- forwarded a saemen chancellor, Henry Hendrckson's farms, burned fercely for a me hreathe funeral held yeserday afer- ened desroy buldngs n Wednesday Saurday are bg days dogs nls pound. mens made by governmen. Dr. sayng ha commssoners requesed for marke, alhough some farmers Maxwell has had only one encouner Nagle Oceanc owns some propery n ha rolley cross racks a grade, noon,a 1:30 from house 2:30 vcny. The fremen fnally exn pedlers are always re on " f " so far wh owners d o p. Ths neghborhood Barley Pon, a When argumens began yeserday, from Baps church Keypor. gushed. The damage slgh. wh George VanBrun. Maxwell upper end dyke a old souh Mr, Wlson nformed chancellor ha days. Mullgan had been ordered remove Vharlca jr. " ank some monhs ago, bu dd no The bgges buyers among huck- akng hs dog pound when channel, oppose Upper Rocky Pon. commssoners Red Bank had held Charles J, Wlson, a veeran obey order, R, S, Snyder Edsers are Smh & Jacques Seabrgh, VanBrun ok dog away from hm. Ths l would be mproved f were a meeng ngh before ; ha y lae war, ded a home hs daugh-, ward Oakea have been apponed nspec George A. Parker George Moun Maxwell had VanBrun arresed for n- made hgher. The cusm n pas beleved ha rolley company er, Mrs. Edward Tln Passac, on Sa- rs wll be r duy see ha erug wh an fcer n dscharge has been dump s dredged from no dealng farly wh wn ; Wes Long Branch. Jus now Mr. Wlson had been a resden lke orders are carred ou, farmers say ha y can ge more for hs duy, case wll be heard on channel n deep hole near ha y had nsruced hm nofy urday, Mddlewn end Oceanc brdge. chancellor ha y dd no wan Col's Neck for pas 25 years, where some r produce n New York han Frday. Cap. Hram Seeley's sloop upse durhe had made many frends. He had Ths hole s apparenly bomless, " appear as consenng anyhng, y can n marke a Red Bank, alng srm on Monday ngh when been j member Arrowsmh Pos WOULD NOT GO HS OWN BAL. n buldng Oceanc brdge plng hough reverse hs s usually The chancellor began hs opnon yesabou hree mles f shore from Bedford. hadjabel,sunk;jp_an engrmgus deph. er<& ^hjjmaemen ha hs Red Bank for welve years. Durng Cap. Seeley came ashore n a small boa. ^ r h M h 4 k J h _».^f^h4fle,prkfljha war-he-served-n -29h Regmen."Ths hole "s ou 'way' all nav- "sole provnce Secae Rs maer. He sonc knds produce brng m Red He leaves a wdow four chldren. The' sloop "drlfm'to" 5a5ay~Hoor a n " Town Mjoekup, an, all s whch has been sad ha afer consderng all cr- They are Mrs. Helen Douglass Col's grounded. Bank marke pedler from Maawan H. A. Larkn, owner launumped re n pas by governmen cumsances he could no do orwse Neck; Mrs. Emma Bachelor Galves. Keypor. They say ha se pedthe young people's socey ^ Frs lars sar ou from Maawan Key- dry on Whe sree, arresed on dredgers has had no apprecable effec han refuse perm rolley cross n, Texas; Henry Wlson New Ro- Baps church Alanc Hghls por n mornng make round Monday on complan George W. on. The hole 1B -day as unfahom- a grade ha rolley mus er chelle, New York Mrs, Edward wll hold a pary on lawn par wns vllages along shore Woodward, who charged hm wh as- able as ever. Even f hole were brdge racks or dg a unnelge Tln Passac. Hs funeral held sonage -m'gh. n case rans unl y srke Red Bank, whch place saulng hm on Saurday ngh. Wood- flled up level flas n pas m. He sad ha he would ap- hs afernoon a Reformed church socable wll be posponed unl -mory usually reach eary n afernoon. ward clams ha whle y were on mddle rver, could no possbly pon Thursday nex week as a me a Col's Neck The servces were con- row ngh, The suff remanng unsold a ha me r way up Broad sree on Saurday nerfere wh navgan. The new when furr argumens could be pre- duced by Rev, C, E, Hll, chaplan A large audence presen a yadspose a any prce huck- ngh he remarked Larkn ha he bad bds pu ou by governmen for sened, ha f publc advanage Arrowsmh Pos,.._.._... '... - muscal eneranmen a j AlanMo«sers re congregaed, low seen Mrs. larkn down wn, Larkn dredgng requres dredgers w dspropornae h_e_co,hamgh Hghls casno las ngh. The people prces y are wllng ake for r n sad ha he had nsuled hs wfe s sea, pu behnd chamge""h1 "'vews. The commssoners who ok par n concer were mus Mra. Jephle Hoey. began hng hm, blackenng hs dykes, or pu on meadows conend ha franchse s vald only unsold sck breaks prce comcans who are summerng a Alanc Mrs. Josephne Hoey, wdow A hearng before Jusce Dr. Nagle, near Barley- Pon, whch he f rolley ges permsson from pels farmers sell a smlar raes. eye. lae John Hoey, ded a Hollywood on Hghls. As Maawan Keypor hucksers Chld, Larkn held n $200 bal has gven governmen permsson chancellor cross racks a grade, Tuesday las week, aged 74 years. Mss Norma Swan, daugher Webawa acn gr jury. He do. ha unl such permsson s obaned am farmers mselves rase ser Swan Navesnk, bcycle rdher deah caused by a cancer, from sck y sell, y can afford dspose gven prvlege gong on hs To do er se hngs would rolley has no rgh consrc a whch she had suffered snce las May, ng yeserday when her dress caugh n own recognzance, bu he refused do sngle foo rack. r remnana a a low fgure. cos abou wce as much as dump When she seveneen years old Mrs, sprocke wheel hrew her All farmers say ha y are dong so. He locked up n dwn /jal s n hole referred, ana The busness men wn are Hoey began sudy for " sage, ground. She no much hur. over ngh. Yeserday mornng Mrs, consequenly only abou half as much much annoyed a urn affars have laer appeared n pars wh Joe Jeffera lle beer n prces han y dd las Danel Fros's eam ok frgh on year. The prces hs year are from 35 Rachael Graham wen on hs bond work can be done as expeced wh aken, na y hnk ha exenson son or promnen acrs ha Monday ngh a Belford dock. The he released. appropran. f dredgers were rolley busness par day. She marred wce, her frs anmals ran Chapel Hll, where y 50 per cen hgher han prces permed dump where s has wn would resul n a consderable n- husb beng Wllam H. Russell, from were caugh. No damage done. receved las season, alhough prces been dumped n pas, dredgers crease rade. are sll lower han y should be whom she secured a dvorce on The delvery wagon Su & DemA LARGE OWL CAUGHT. would dg a channel hole, whch gve farmers a far p». Very The commssoners have been severely grounds desern. Her second hus- eres Alanc Hghls blown few poaes are sold n marke, as Had Been Sealng Clfford 8, s now surrounded on all sdes by fas, crcsed for r acn. They are now b lae John Hoey. who ded over by wrd durng srm hs channel could be used as an en- preparng a saemen show "ha r wo yearsago. She leaves four chldren, Monday ngh bu no broken. pedlers fnd y can buy a same Clayn'a Ducks. rance Clayp creek. Ths self prces nearer home so save work Pr. Wllam T, Whney Elmsford, A large owl caugh n a seel rap would be a decded advanage ' acn no aken because y were Wllam, George Fred Hoey o haulng a long dsance. Wha poaanagonsc rollej-, bu only Mrs, Charles R. Hone, New York, has been apponed prncpal on John S. Applegae farm a Nu Navesnk people, ors who use proec neress wn. es are sold brng from f 1 $1.25 per Alanc Hghls publc school Swamp hs mornng. Clfford S. Clay- creek for r vessels. barrel. JoJn f, nu n, Sr. aj salary f 1,000 a year. n rens farm. He rases ducks on The frs egg plans brough que an exensve scale. Snce frs The rver men hope fnd some way John.W, Burs, Sr., ded a Allenwn The Chrsan Endeavor socey ARRESTED AND RELEASED. marke were sold bere_ on Monday by Aprl over 200 half grown ducks have nducng governmen recede on Thursday, aged 87 years. Hs deah Cenral Baps church Alanc HghJohn Garvey Chape Hll. He ha'd 8} been klled. He red n varous ways from posn aken, n order ha caused by paralyss. He born ls wen on s annual pcnc JRoaer'a Wfe Sana He a New Egyp n hs youh worked Hghl Beach -day. dozen go $1.50 per dozen for m, cach marauder, bu unsuc- appropran may be made go as far Threaened Kll Her, A very few lma beans have been mar- cessful. On Frday ngh he heard wo as possble, on bs far's farm. He augh school Arhur Compn Belford has jus keed, bu a number orders have been owls on p hs duck pen. He n n ^.Jam-a Roser Shrewsbury ar- a couple years aferward kep a reurned from Savannah, Gn,, where le aken for delvery on Frday, The ped- se rap wh above resul. The reged'on, Saurday ngh for hreaenng sre a Hdrnerswn, Abou 1849 le employed n dredgng ou hara TROLLEY PCNC, lers wll pay from #1.50$3 per bushel brd s as bg as a hen urkey, Mr. Clay ku hs wfe. Roser hs wfe had agan engaged n farmng, He had bor channel. The luxan Sunday-School Have a quarrel several monhs ago. Mrs. for m, accordng qualy. Green n wll have mouned. been very successful had amassed a The scholars All Sans' Sundaya.Free Bxcuran, srng beans are worh 65 cens per Hoser lef her husb wen forune. He leaves wo chldren, John school Locus Pon wen On r bushel. The Msson Sunday-school on Shrews- work for Jacob JJ, Shus. Roser asked W, Burs, Jr., Mrs. Sarah Saer- annual pcnc Hghl, Beach hs fa Trolley Man P a r a l y s e d. Tomaes are sll brngng farly good bury avenue arranged for s annual pc- hs wfe come back lve wh hwa, mornng, prces. The, earles ones sold brough Joseph Ahem New York, who. s nc some clays ago. The day seleced hm, She refused do so. She clams Mrs, George M. Hendrckson New.lra, Carne Ghl, from 9 8 per crae. They are now foreman men engaged n pung proved be srmy chldren ha he n hreaened kll her. On Monmouh has reurned from Asbury Mrs, Carne Gbln ded a brngng 75 cens per crae for ord- up rolley wres, srcken wh were much dsapponed. The rolley Saurday ngh she came Red Bank Park, where she has been vsng frends. nary varey. Acme maes, whch paralyss las Wednesday ngh. Ahem company sen an fer on Sunday on rolley. Roser saw her ge on home her daugher. Mrs. Mary HawThe fesval ha have b^en have a purplsh red skn, brng sj per s S3 years old. He boards a Mrs, Sundayehool sang ha company le car seaed hmself besde her. kns Washngn sree, hs,mornng. hold a Harmony las Thursday ngh has crae. They are a soder ma han M. R. Donahay's on Fron sree. On would ake school Long Branch oh Afer y lef car y walked She abou 73 years old leaves! been posponed unl -morrow ngh. early red sor hs s cause Thursday mornng he dd no respond rolley road on a pcnc free df charge. down wn on way y quar- hree chldren. Her funeral wll be held Mr, Mrs. Eden Ewug Brooklyn hgher prce, when called, md hs sser wen n hs The supernenden, eachers schol- reled creaed such a dsurbance ha from S. James's church on Frday ar' vsng Mrs, Swng's far, Clarmornng n egh o'clock, Red Asrachan apples are brngng room found hm unable spenk. ars were ncluded n nvan, Marshal Walsh arresed m. They ence.' H. Tu e, Alanc Hghls, per barrel f y are exra fne Hs rgh sde paralyzed, He has whch acceped. The rolley con- were aken before Jusce Chld Mrs, Jacob Johnson Edward Benne W». Raehavl feul. Roser made complan agans her qualy. Nyacks sell for abou $1,50. no ye recovered hs speech." Hs con- pany wll provde sages a end Belford wll rde a race a Su wood Mrs. Rachael Heul, wfe John Sour harves apples sell, for $1, Reddn s crcal bu lle hope s en- rolley road convey pcnckers husb. Roser held on hs own Park on Saurday, for sjlo a sde. apples always brng hgher prces han eraned bs recovery. bench, The company wll ake j1 vemzance n sum KJOO, He Heul, ded a Allare on Saurday. Mss May Cook her bror green ones some grade, hs school any day whch may be seleced lvl'usud sgn bond wns locked July Hh, aged S) years. She had been j Bloonfeld nre guess Mrs, George +a member Mehods church snc p n wn jal. On Monday morn. accouns r hgher prces Red by eachers, me sarng C, Wllams New Jlonmoh. A Salng P a r y Drenched. Asraclmng. me reurn wll also he made u hs wfe came Red Bank her chldhood. Her husb U 1)1 v-nr Mr. Mr< ^Wllam Akns old. ' a-ked have hm released, Roser ww su r convenence. The rolley Blackberres sell a 8 0 cens per Rev. F. C, Colby Alanc Hghls Brooklyn spen Sunday wh Mrs, WlllV aj-'u aken before jusce, where he quar. Some excepnally fne ones sell ok a pary hs frends o salng on company has fered furnsh ee,, Alluor. \ am Cover <f New Monnouh, a 10 cens, J. P. Evans Mddlewn Monday afernoon. n pary were cream for Sundny-school a Ms- -med bal bond released. James L, Allgor, who had been ]>o»- llev, W. W. Rdgley, pasr brough four craes berres Rev. Mrs. W. H. J. Parker Md- apn on s reurn from pcnc, maser a Xuw Bed'o'l, n Wall wn- j Navesnk Mehods church,, hna gone marke on Monday. They were remark- dlewn, Rev. H, Slwell Mnneapols, shp, fur pas M years, ded las j Kehnumd, Va., u a shor rp. A Bcycler Hur, ably fne. Whle le away from hs Mss W, P. Shaw. The boa Wednesday, b e wan TU years old M-s Mary Robers New Monnouh Euchre a Lle Slver. wagon one craes wg%slen. Mr, saled by Cap..Brown Seasde, The Wllam Poole Vuuk'rburg hs deah caused by Blgh's dhus-e, reurned home las week from her fcrp Evans ld ha a ceran man had pary caugh n srm r A progressve euchre pary held s.vurely njured by colldng wh a Washngn, D, C,, -, "'"'-. Jlrs, Klm -yeel, aken berres, nex me Mr, boa nearly upse several mes. a Slver Bay house a Lle Slver wmfu whle rdng hs bcycle from Red George Mackey!HH bough mea Evans comes marke he wll he on Afer much anxey y managed las Wednesday ngh. The frs prze Bak Shrewsbury on Thursday ngh. Mrs, Elza Fruch, wdow Alfred busness a Alanc Hghls formerly jookou for hm. reach shore n safey, They were all for women, a slver-hled whsk The accden occurred a shor dsance French, ded a Maawan en Sunday owned by A. J, Foss.,. broom, won by Mrs. G, W. Barlow Muh ralroad rack on Broad lus week; Her deah caused" by Or produce sell n Red Bank drenqhed, Mr, Mrs. G C. Morrs New»» ', Shrewsbruy. A Dresden clock, sree. Poole hrown from hs wheel pnmlyss, She %vas 88 years old. Three Monmouh are %sng r son, Frank marke a se prces : sruck on hs shoulder. He WHS daughers one son survve her, second prze for women, won by A Fshhawk's Nes Wrecked, > Com, SO cens 75 cens per hundred ears. Morrs Brooklyn. aken wn hall n Hesse's delvery Cabbage, Jereey VaMeld, 85 cens per Uo?-n, Durng srm on Monday ngh Mrs. Wllam "Bemores New York, wagu nnd an examnan made Dr. Davd Burdge New Haven s Mra, Luda A, Wen, Cabbage, Fa pucb, 80 cens per dozen. WhfeUl Barlow "Shrewsbury won a p a large ree on Hghl avenue Poppes,fO00 cens a crae. vsng hs mor, Mrs, JaeE. Burdgo Mrs. Lyda A. Wes, wfe JamH by Dr. W. B, Warner. so bones were gold-hled pocke knfe, frs prze Okm, sjf cens per hundred, a Navesnk broken f. n broken.-bu he very badly brused. Wes, ded hasy consumpn a Ma- Locus Pon. Carroa, 85 cena j e r dozen bunches, broken par ree a fslhawk's for men; E, C, Spenser "New He aken hs home a Verbuvg awan on Saurday, July 18h, aged 47 Mr. Mrs. W. C. Towen New Whe urnp. 25 cenu p-r dozen bunches. York won second prze, a slver key nes wo young fshhawks were n Cueflnber, 75 cens per hundred. York are vsng Mrs. E. H, Gbson years. She leaves" four chldren, ~, by Rev. James A, Revnolds. chan rng. nes. A wagon passng under Locus Pon. ree, a me p broken Edwn Swan Brooklyn s vsng A Salboa Upse. A Plucky Bcycle Grl, A Chcken Su, f one young fshhawks Deah a, Cavalry B o n e. hs uncle, A. J, Swan Locus Pon. J Wllam L, Jenkns New York, who dropped n wagon. klled Cap. Wllam H, Seeley has mos, George Marks Red Bank Mss Pe lves n a house adjonthe horse used by James Bray, Jr., s vsng E. Henry Boardman Far by fall. The or fshhawk fell ngedward George Tln's house beween Head- LRT, as hs cavalry horse, ded on Mary F. Grogan Ke%v York wen an- producve plum ree n Belford. Haven, salng a boa on rver ground unhur. den's Corner Mddlewn. Las week Sunday, The horse sck when Mr, dem rdng on Sunday ngh, A - - near Oceanc on Thursday when fve chckens belongng Pe srayed Bray wen camp a Sea Gr, Oceanc Mss Groga's skr caugh n The Opera Bouse S e a e d. upse by a sudden gus -wnd. Mr, on Tln's place. The chckens were le had- ake anor anmal. The chan bcycle hrew m boh Alber Roop Gves Ball, Jenkns clmbed upon boa Theodore F. Whe has rened Red seen by Tln's son, Mllny he sho horse fve years old war worh ground. Mss Grogar uncon"aferward rescued oy Harry Cooper. The Alber Roop Red -Bank r who m." Pe carne Red Bank on Mon- ^Sju. bad become famlar wh scous when pcked up, bu.cnme..n a Bank opera house John W. Eylea boa wed ashore baled ou, charged wh sealng ^ runnng gear day wen before-jusce Borden sou ml bugle well raned shor me, W'hen she reganed con- Seabrgh for one year; Mr, Eyles wll Jenkns ok a reef n sal wen a buggy from J, V, H. Rogers on June brough su agans young Tln for for'cavalry pracce. Ths s frs scousness she remouned wheel ake possesson on Augus 6l, when salng agan. He me wh no furr 15h, gave bal a Freehold n sum damages, The case wll be red hs cavalry horse ha las ded snce rode Red Bank, Mr, Marks only "A Romance Coon Hollow" wll be $300 las Thursday awa acn week, presened by a srong company. The mshap. slghly brused. roop formed. nex gr jury. opera house has been. repaned rem» ^+~.+ decoraed has been refed wh new John Bce n Jal. -W A Valuable Hound Slled. P a n n g Cooper's B r d g e. scenery a new drop curan. Ben by a Monkey, ' John Rce Far Haven ar- Benjamn Lane Pleads Guly. The commee board freea valuable dog owned by P. F, Coller Mrs, Henrea Wyckf Oceanc resed on Saurday by Consable J. holders have awarded conrac Benjamn Lane pleaded guly a Free- klled by rolley a Eanwn Frank Paerson ak.en hold las Thursday sealng wach las week. The dog one hs paqk ben on h by a monkey yeser- pan Cooper's brdge W. H. Conkln The Yach Bella Slen. couny jal. Rce under^poo ball oases worh 80 from Phlp Sohlewn hounds Baldbe worh f BOO, day. The monkey s owned by a "negh- Red Bank, The conrac prce s $190. The yach Edla, owned by M, P, Sheron a charge sealng chckens from Alanc Hghls on May 23d. He Mr, Coller wll sue rolley company bor anl s kep ed. Mrs. Wyckf There were seven bds made y man Red Bank, aken from her feedng annmal when made a ranged from $100 $810, Mrs. Susan Hance, who lves near wll be senenced -morrow. for damages, anchorage lae on Sunday ngh by wo sudden grab for her h, nflcng a Oceanporf, for sealng a plow from ^» unknown men. The men evdenly dd, bad wound n palm, A physcan James Kelly Morrsvlle. no know channel, for y ran A Sree Show a Lncr. " Coon Hollow," consuled he sad ha ho serous A Mule Breaks s Neck, rumored ha Bce geng ready The burglary scene, whch closes resuls were lkely happen from A mal sylng hmself "Young boa on fas jus below Ocean o leave place hs bondsmen sur- A mule owned by John Woolley rsac new play, "A Romance Sampson," s gve a free show n fron brdge aboqed her re. Mr. rendered am, Mddlewn caugh s head n a manger Goon Hollow," s one oho mos su- be, ; -m m Lncr hoel nex Monday ngl. Sherman recovered hh'boa on Monday on Frday ngh. n ryng ge s perb dramac clmaxes on sage,.7, He s hold wo horses pullng n oppo- mornng, curbng, A Judgmen Agans Lverymen. head ou mule broke s neck. always receves several curan calls. Every propery owner on Monmouh se drecns, wll walk n gh There are hry people n ableau a sree " A judgmen 00 gven agans pars Broad sree rope, do or feas, The quesn s en asked. Well, Allen Dae, fnsh scene. A Red Bank 4..^._ Morford & Wkf, lverym,en a Aabury f Fron sree mus pu down sne curbs mgh bo beer; has been worse. Bu by order commssoners, Thomas,. Chldren Wan f, we are busy all me, hough ha's Manson & Son are prepared pu down Mr, E, 0, Hazard says shredded no wonder when we sell goods a such curb bes qualy blue sne, cereal cfee, " My chldren wan some prces as we adverse n -day's REGS-' promply a very reasonable prces. more." We have jus receved a TER on page 8. To be sure re's no Adv, shpmen. Try conserve ner- much pr n, bu beas sng' 7 - ^ m vous organzanb lle folks. down, whslng for courage beer Xarrow Track Buggen, $m, No posonous caffene abou shredded busness, Joseph Salz, Red Bank. Adv. Corl narrow rack bugges, wh cereal cfee. Sckles & Clay, Broad» same qualy runnng gears as our bes sceefc, Adv, R. deareusslle, opcan, wll be a Babcock, $85, Fnshed n green or carmy sre on Thursday Frday. L. de Adv. mne, Brdsall & Son, Monmouh sree, Shredded whole whea bscu proves la ReuBslle, Broad sree, Red Bank. Buy Spencer Grove Creamery. AH Ths week Red Bank, N. 3.Adv, be one cereal for all-year-round Adv. The bes buer n l, 23 cens, or Larges assormen wagons, carr- Shredded whea bscu wll be lerved use. All cooked, no rouble. Call any " Ave pounds for fc Packed n 8 or 10ages bcycles n couny'a free a.our re. Also shredded cereal Cu rgh n wo a Maawan oarme nex week learn how OjUse. The bea cheapes place n pound pal, Warden1! buer marke. reposry Maawan carrage com- cfee, Come m lunch wh us. ruge company, Maawan, N. J., prce Everybody welcome. Knapp & AUen. couny: Maawn-carrage company. A Adv. my,~-a&v, Doremus Bros,Adv, bcyclea, 85 wheels for #45.Adv. Adv,. Adv. Perhaps mos causc crc n New opera house on Tuesday ngh, Augus York, says''coon Hollow pleases, 1 s 4h.Adv. «neresng horoughly luman,' A Baay To Have WMm Teeh, Red Bank opera house on Tuesday Whe eeh always add a person's ngh, Augus 4h.Adv. Campers-Ou. aracveness. The bes way keep Leser McQueen, Fred Conkln, Frank f re s anyhng maer wh ha eeh whe s use Dr. Borden Dckman Arhur Wymbs are camp- your eyesgh consul R. de la Reusslle, deal denfrce. All druggss; 85 cens ng ou up creek near Swm- opcan, a L. jle la Reusslle's sre a bole. Prepared by W. B. Parsons. mng rve brdge. on Broad sree on Thursday Frday. Adv. Park, las week for Folan^ sanary code wn. They wll appeal ease.. \.,, m m- _

2 RACNG AT SEAMlllT. BED BANKERS CARRY Orr FVE PRZES, An fmra' (Vorf H'f «'w««' f/«p f«««, ll'ffrf lcrj' f/-ff » flu' second Joseph Johnson Red Bank wan hrd. The second hnl przes were a se fru knves a cyclomeer, ' A one-mle hcap won by Edward Dense Ocenue, who had 150 yards hcap, lulnuh Benne Tum Fulls, who had a hcap ffy yards, canu second, CharlcH Kohbns, who sared from scrach, wan hrd. The frs prze a slver ea ne, second prze wan a cake banke, hnl prze a»'(lh Cenury lamp, A hcap wo mnues wns gven Charles Wuolloy Hghls n fve-mle hadcap. Wh H bg Hml he kep n lead enre dsance won eauly, W, S, Newman Heabrlgh, who had a mnue a half lcap. second, Charles Robbng Ked Bank made fases me won me prze, a wllow rocker. The frs prze n hs race a slver waer pcher second prze a slver mug. The boys' race won by C, Voor- -heob -HghlulH-- He-weved-aj)cure, H. O, Wyle Heabrglr vvah Becond, Hs prze n clock, Harry Degenrng "Hud Bank enered race came n second bu over ho age lm, whch ffeen years, consequenly le dd no receve any prze, A wo-mle em race hu'lss even, Ths hu mos excng race day, Holmes nnd Regnald Benne Tn Falls held lead all sre, f ha wlero ho gong, ho sghs wn. When he came way unl abou ffy fee from fnsh, would close hs umbrella on (sdewalk when Hawkns obhns made- a nnd lower ho pon ge hrough hpr ok load nnd held ho doorway as one mgh lowerfspear end, wnnng by abou a wheel's n walk n sre, wh, whle, lengh. Afer race Bennes everybody nsde sod hack glvo hm made a proes, Mar Havl onroom. Ho would lay umbrella down programme rde wh Hawkns. on some barrels cr boxes, so as no bmd waa on accoun hs ha pro-hes made. The. judges allowed hu waned, back ou n sree agan ps lghnng rod, buy wha he proes gave race Bennes, bu aferward reversed r de- wh hs furk'd lghnng rod above hm wh ds umbrella, open walk f cson gave frs prze Hawkns ;nnd Hobhns, 11, Wer Mon-ground a hs ho ground wre ralng along sde, mouh Beach E. Dully Lung Branch were only or enres. The rs prze a lamp. The second prze wen Bennes, Ths a shavng cup. The hrd prze a wrer se. ^ Baseball a Lle Slver, A game baseball wll be played a Lle Blvur Pon on Surday afernoon beween Blek S nne Ked Bank, capaned by John Forsy, Lle Slver eam, capaned by Waler J. Holmes, The-game wll be played on grounds adjonng ho Slver" Bay House nnd wll'begn a 0:15 Lle Slr,)- ('rc Smll... Cyrus EUVHH,.,. K. T. S's.-r... Hurry 1/. 'urkt.. K, L. Hrmk'.,,., J, M. HnlTlr'. Jr Frk Hl'K. Muns ]:r ',.., YVl!'-,1. lul'm 1'u.llm, Sl'l S1.-,.cu'lT..ll Fornyllc.pl'le',, lcrw K. All' -s mw... Waler AVy-kulT.N'culll lus'.k'll'l Wyckdll.lllnl lh'..lulm lauc.hlr Hp,... (eo'hf 1 lnrl.lef l'm Hob'' fomyll' ] fll.,,.(c,r(' L'dlvcr chur l'd,. Good Fshng. Woaklsl lnvo begun run up rver agan. For a few days n early par os r las week ro were very few caugh, owng, supposed, large amoun fresh waer n ho rver caused by rans, Tho laer par las week'y agan became, plenful, Allo Havl wen ou on Frday caugh welve fsh, The same dayaddson Chler Del Fsher caugh 31, Mel. Cornwall has been ou a number mes HH been very sucoossfu, == ^ ^ ^ Shoong for Club Badges. Wnfeld Maurer won budge Baysde gun club Keypor las week for foul h mo by breakng 27 ou 35 blue rocks, Danel Wallng Second, A ho monhly mach Mdway gun club Muawan Wllam Perrne Keansbrg klled nne sragh brds won club badge, Red Bank's Rders. George Hawkns, Charles Rohba Joseph Johnson jvll ake par n bcycle races a Flushng, Lung sl, on "Saurday. These hree rders wll represen Red Bank Wheelmen n club race a bcycle races a Paerson on Saurday nex week, n hs race each club New Jersey assocan s -allowed--hree rders, decson s made on pons, BUNO FOR A BCYCLE. A lerrlc n favor 'oje J'- e'o for (SO, rope & PnTHon led Dank brogh su agaum John Kordn Hlr>wHbury y'aerday for #!W, balnnce due on u bcycle Kugh ly Kordun from m. lleac/ rve A VofH Whch The cahe wan red before Jusce CJhld, 1'a#.Vuf,4lforr. Hordan bough wheel abou l year ago. Afer he hnd been owner u The n»:ul ruvhuf n- B<-lr>;l Wheelunl ul K'lrgl on KUnluy WTP Hhor me wn» Hlen anl WUM never rh'overed, He had bough wheel on wnc.-vl ly n lug crowl pro^k-. Tn 1 la-h w''v lu'll on n 1 nsallmenh hud pad all amoun beach drve, excep $;J0. He refused pay hal- Tlu- v.nl «:s< n excellen hlmpe, n' HKV. Jusce 'hll gave u decson n hhw.'r ngh before havng lul favor l'n >\' 'alepu for hchuoun UH, The Hn race WH u our mll' hcd for, wuh neres H'vc 1 CO:.!H, Marshal Walsh n leved on a bcycle. TH won hy <, AugHH Sr;lr^l»l. jhn K. 1 lowl Hordan wan rdng, Kordun clamed Alfred rannarc, also Heulngll. ha wheel dd no belong hm, wto sf-wu am hrd r'mjrhsely, Tnlr.s pr/' n lh rac' wan a Chrsy Had- bu refused sae who owner wan. lulchs Kordan makes, a Helenen hs dh de, A slver canr wnh second prze wheel wll bg,ld. am a wach chan hrd prze. George A, Hawkns led Haul; won half-mle open. Hs prze an Two Comng Maches, oak able. Edward Denxo Oceanc The Hollywood nernanal champonshp, oe bg pgeon maches year, wll be sho a Hollywood on Saurday. The mach wll be a ffy brds wh "$H>0 enrance. Al. vns Hed Bank wll ake par n mach. A hcap mach a ffeen brds wh fl.' enrance wll bo nho a Klkwoud 1'ark -morrow aleruoon. An Umbrella Wh a Lghnug Rod, "Abou as sngular a man as ever knew," snd Colonel Cnlller, "WH» frend mne named Amer GllHKMlngn, who once lved n Brkvlllo Cener, V. Mr, Glljusllgun a nnn menus n KDsble, hard hcndwl man n nl respech hu nne. 've heard people wlo rmwled n beween fear beds am shu mselves up n closes fud ha sor hng durng hundersnns. Mr, GllpoHllngn ddn' do anyhng lko hn. f le had occason go abroad when a hundersrm ragng, maybe sre for somehng, he always wen jus lu sunn 1, bu on ech occasons he always carred an umbrella wh a lghnng rod "allea' ~1. ' The forked-p prejoea!- well up ah'ovo hu p umbrella, ho rod carred down along one rbs n glass nsulars held n brackes aached ho rb so on down ground, "To HUO Mr. Gllposlngn wdklng along srees Srkvlllo Coner n n hundersrm wh ha muhrulla over hm.. sec one ju ho jnos; rorkablo "Bu Mr, (llpohlngn never sruck by lghnng,, n fac, ho lghnng seemed shun fll ha ho possessed,.su far as 1 kuw, no buldng or ree on ds place ever sruck by lghnng, Mr. Gllpnslngm hmself ded n bed n ho ordnary way, hu memory hs lghnng rod umbrella sflsurvves n Hurkvlle Cener. V." Amercan Magc, A gues a S. Charles hoel ox presses ho opnon hn Amercan magcans exeel any n ho world. " wag n n vllage n Baluchsan some years ngo,' 1 o'clock The nnes wll bo made up as follows: Comng Races Suwood. A seres bcycle races wll be held on rack a Suwood Park on Thursday afernoon nex week, The races wll he open mernbors led Bank Wheelmen only. The seres wll conss sx ncus nnd re wll probably be a 'wo-mle ndem race. Enres wll close wh James B, Weaver on Tuesday ngh nex week,.. Two Maches a Pleasure Bay. Two pgeon maches were sho a Pleasure Bay on Thursday. The frs a en brds, wh 10 enrance. Ths won by Tommy.Johnson, who klled seven brds. The or mach a 20 brds, wh an enrance fee $25, Waler R. Paen klled nneeen won hs mach. Odds Ends Spor. Rev. 0, L, Percy, Dr. O, VanWckle, E, A. Smh Frank L, Brown Maawan caugh weny flub a Barnega on Tuesday las week, Henry Lucas Mlllne wnshp eho a blue heron las week ha measured fve fee seven nches from p p s wngs. The AUenwn baseball eam defeaed Hlghswn nne on Tuesday las by a Boere 1 0. sad genleman, "wh n pary wden ncluded, among ors, nn Amercan who hnd a.good knack a presdlglaa ^aglc. Somehow or or le became opposed! nave prncner ho black ar uoonen n magc agreed upon. When our pary reached ho clump plus where ho grea sruggle bo held, we found " nave necromancer Burrounrcl wh darkes mos mpreshvo array mugeal concomans. Very dfferen ho aude ho Ancrcan magcan, who Raled up wh a smle on hs face, f cgaree beween hs oh a paen magcan's Buchel slung across bn hpuldcrs. Tho compen Hhor bu u^deuho, Tho Amercan, whle wang for ho compenbegn, ok a luclfer ou bs pocke, sruck on ho solo hs shoe l hs cgaree, whoroupon enre, orenal conngen rose up n dsmay rnul nconnenly ok r heels. The uox day when we saw UaluehlHnnese wzard a ho neares Vllage he sad,ho would compee n nuglc wh any man, bu uo devl. 'One who pcke!! up from ho ground a splner wood llghh lu a blaze from ho flro n hs heel s no lunnn,' sad ho ma- 'Allah preserve us from devls, 1 " YOU DO NOT Have clean your lamp every me you wan use, nnd re s no bnd odor f you ake n ho house blow ou. We are alkng abou Peerless Ol for hcycle lamps, Wre for prces. MADE UY BBXMETT & KENNEDY, BED DANK. N,.1, rope S PATTERSON,.Red Bank Aguns, AT THE TOP. ALL ALONG THE LNE CTEARNS OBCYCLESK- Ave esablshng r superory. A Bosn, June 17h, Na Tom Buler won mle wo mle hcap, esablshed world's compen em record, a 2:01 j.- A Manhaan Beach Saurday, Yellow Fellovs won every mporan even. For Speed, Searns Ums fr H. D^ CURTS, AGENT T 2? Broad Sree, Red Bank, N. J. «A Clearng Sale Bcycles. We begn -morrow reduce sck. Ths s a lle earler n year han s our cusm, bu ha's favorable buyers, as gves m more me rde. Our presen sck consss abou hry new secondh wheels. Many second-h wheels have been very lle rdden show hardly any sgns use. We are gvng good advce when we ell people who nend buyng bcycles come here see wha we fer. Abou Reparng Bcycles. We have a complee repar shop. s fed wh all laes applances for fxng breaks, for brazng, enamelng frames, vulcanzng leaky ; afford do any bu bes reparng. On accoun our facles, we 4!! res. Our workmen unders r busness horoughly. We canno.are.enabled do some sors reparng n half me akes or re- parers who have no our applances. owner. Ths means less cos bcycle POPE & PATTERSON Ol Ths Plan We Succeed, NED BANK AND SEA BRGHT, We canno afford sell a poor arcle. f you hnk you have been deceved we wll make. rgh. We are no n busness for our healh or for pleasure, bu we guaranee rea you farly, even a a sacrfce, BERRANG &..ZACHARAS, We arc Puncure, Fnders. Aslmry Park, N, J. THE BEST CGARS n Monmouh Couny for 5 cens are BALEY'S COMBNATON, EXPORTS SMOKETTS. These goods are sard relable^ For a good o-cen cgar, smoke ELMAPA BALEY'S BEST BOUQUET. The fnes chewng bacco s BALEY'S HAPPY MEDUM. Try. JOHN BALHT, WHOLESALE DEA.LEB, BANK, FREEHOLD AND MANASQUAN, N. J. RED 5 V V V VV V 1 COLUMBA BCYCLES OF TO-DAY GROW FROM EXPERENCE. 49 YEARS' Ths conlnnoufl, progressve learnng-how buld bcycles makes Columba sronger, hsomer, easer runnng han any or bcyclemore han worh gloo sells for all alke Harford Bcycles. REDUCTON N PRCE. Paerns Nos, 1 2, from $80 $65 $70. Paerns Nos. 8 4, from $60 $50. Paerns Nos, 5 O, from $50 $45. Ths s bes value for money fered n medum grade machnes. f you can' buy Columba, han buy a Harford. All Columba Harford Bcycles are ready for mmedae delvery. W. A. COLE, Agen, BROAD STBEET.._... JRED BANK, N. J. s Your Healh And Your Famles, Every one s famlar wh Ep Vnn Wnkle's famous as. f you drnk n our whskes, bres, rums, or wnes purchased from us, s doubly pleasan, for reason ha you are ceran r qualy, r flavor speaks for self. f you mae Rp go hunng or fsh- #> $ ng se warm days, le usfxyou up wh a supply coolng drnks. Don' forge menn such leadng brs Whskes BB Chamberlan's Old Cabne Rye, Glenwood, Hollywood, Golden Weddng, Guckenlener, Monrose, or frs-class Whskes, They are all aged relable. Exrac Mal always on h, $1,50 a dozen, J. J. ANTONDES, Sre, 30 Fron Sree, neav Broad Sree. RED BANK, N, J, 1 4 HANCE & SHUTTS, jo BROAD STRJ^ET, SHOES AND r OXFORD TES. Because everyone wears shoes s reaaon enough why everyone should beneresed n prces m. Here are ours ; Chldren's BOo, Msses 85c, $3.. Lades' f up, Men's f 1.35 up, HANCE & SHUTTS.»»»»»»»»»»>»»»»»»»»»»! SHERDAN HOTEL, ; RED BANK'S FAVORTE SPORTNG RESORT : Fron Sree, opp. Broad Sree, Red Bank, N. J.. GOOD ROOMS, A WELL-STOCKED BAR, MPORTED AND DOMESTC CGARS, ' GOOD MEALS. < Wheelmen Accommodaed Any Hour Day or Ngh. Free Bcycle Racks>for Vsng Wheelmen. O: - A Frs-Clss^unoh Couner l oonneoedlwl ho Hoel, meals can be had whou Clre Lemonade Sherdan Soda ore specalls wh m. They ore mos coolng > refreshng drnu wheelmen can use, ;»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»» $125 BCYCLE FOB $59._ hota hb a^ncf for bea bojcle ever made, 1Z5 Boyce for 880. Worroned be as repre- ened, or no gale. Or $76 wheel for 44, warroned for one year, Second-h ones, $18, $84 $29, u good order, Bond for a ooalobue, '. SEWNG MACHNES. fw, $25 $80, warroned by Oompany for 10 Yean, Or aganu would ak you B0 $ for a machne no o good, 1 hfve eold mnaredu machnes n Monmouh Couny, ol machnes have Bold have gven bee alblcn, f you wan a machne or a bcycle, gve me a call. You know am only agen ha knows how repar all make machnes. All work guaraneed, BJcyoleB Sewng Moohnehre,, alao ell Darlng Ferlzer. All f armen know nl l bel. Oren aen for Coal Wood, OFFCE; MO, 88 MAPL AFENUE, Q, W, WOODWARD, ^ Por Offce Box, Ml,, -., Red Bank, N. JL

3 Two Robberle Jewelry, The houso John G. O'Keefc. a Pleasure Buy broken n on Thursday mornng jusvclry worh f 700 slen. Tho jewelry conssed rngs, loekef, a gold wach. An enrance WHS ganed house by a rear wndow. A rownrd $200 has been fered for ho cupuro ho heves. Jewelry worh $400 wan slen from ho house A. E, elly a Long Branch on Monday las week. The propery belonged pooplo who woro Boardng Caporal re. George Sewar, one boarderh, " arresed on a charge beng ho hef. Ho has been held n $200"bal awa acn gr Sraw Rders a Manasquan. Sraw rdes are popular a Manasquan, bu y are no popular wh people who do no ^o on m bu have "lsen shoung ho noso horns. The Manasquan Democra las week, n speakng nusance annoyance caused by sraw rders, sad : ' There should. 1 be a sp pu nfernal racke kcked up by sraw rders. They generally manage arrve home abou mdngh make r arrval known by a seres noses ha would do cred " a hrd-rae nferno. Las Monday a case n pon. The sraw rders woke up whole neghborhood wh r unearhly yells. A decen regard for or people a rghs does no seem have enered r hck heads." A Freman Saves a Chld. Enme, wo-year-old son Frank VanBrun Monnouh Beach, had a a narrow escape from beng run over by a ran on Thursday. The chld had go ou ho yard playng on racks when a ran came along. The engneer pu on brakes, bu ran could no be spped, Mchael Oonners, freman, clmbed ou on cowcacher caugh chld so JLSfd l f b j The Trolley Company Censured. The coroner's jury n case Arhur E, Chler ' James Sweeney, who were klled a Long Branch by a rolley, car Long Branch Asbry Park rolley road, brough n a verdc censurng company, The verdc declared ha "Arhur E. Chler James Sweeney came r deahs hrough faul Alanc Coas elecrc ralway company n no havng proper fenders aached r cars proec lfe." A New Trac be Opened, The Elberoa-lanc company has conraced wh Joseph Cohen Long Branch for gradng curbng a new rac l company s openng a Elberon. The conrac calls for movng 60,000 square yards earh, layng 20,000 fee curbng, pung n hry corner poss buldng a culver. The conrac prce s $13,000. Sales Real Esae, The followng real esae ransfers have been fled n fce couny clerk a Freehold for week endng July 35h, 1806: SHREWSBURY W, w. Coyl Henry Ahrens, pece propery, $1. Wm. E. Srong Wm. Mean. Pece propery, $1,908," " " -, fm. B. Parker ors Lews E, Brown. L on Rdge road, Sl.&O, Lousa A. Sawyer Carne J, Glbero, L a Oceanc, P75, MDDLETOWJJ TOWNSHP, A. M. E. church Naveelnk Lev Keys. Lo Navesnk, l8u. Margare D. Faenon husb Samuel B. fros. Pece propery, 83,500, Cenral Baps church Alanc Hghls Rober Edeson. L a Naveank, 81,800. latostown TOWNSHP. Nelle Meyer Lousa 8, Applegoe, Pece propery, S. " '_ Thomn T, Wllam Vcr Hugo Frlache. Pece propery, $10, RARTAN TOWNSHP, Mary C, mh James H, Bedle, Jr. Lo a ley por, 00. Qreen Grove Cemeery company Thomas J. Eagmond. Lo n cenery, S30. OCEAN TOWNSHP. John P, SuTdam Edgar J. Levey, Pece propery, Sp.BO, Wm, H. BeNye, adm'r, Geo, B. M. Harvey on, L a Long Branch, S40O, Thomas W. Cooper Oeo. B. M, Harvey ers. L a Long Branch, $2,000. Barbee Orhlleb husb James E, Jones, Lo a Long Branch, m._ Madelene V. MeyerBepuble Sayng Loan a«loelalon. Lo a Long Branca, 83,000, Anhony laueh Caharne A. F. Cassenova. L a Long Branch, $1, Wlbur k. Helley Anhony lauch. Lo a Long Branch, $ Mahas Wpolley, sherff, Caharne A, F. Cassenova. aueh' hoel a Long Branch, $80,000, Long Brancfc Mmeery Paul F, Brazo, L a Long Branch, Ella J. KmraouH husb James Barham, Lo on Newng esae a Long Branch, $800. Augusus Dflles Horace Whe, L- a Long Branch, $1. Lousa husb Jam^'Barm osa L S, Applegae SrogdaJe progdaje, Long usnd Breooh, h $1,500. $1500 Ja^ ham. Lousa Lo S. a Applegae SprogdaJe, Long husb Breooh, Wm. $1,500. J, Em» ons. Lou Lo S Applegae Long Brch Branch hcy, sbd 8000, W J mons Wlber F. pay p Mary France F Ob Osbom. Lo a Deal(Bench, Wl $1,030. Tneo. G.Thomao Geo. B. M. Harvey. L a Elberon, 81,100, SEPTDN TOWNSHP, Caharne R. Career John Hogera, Pece propery, wm. E. BedellSarah W, Hehegan, L a Sarah W, Mehegan husb Mary J, Bedell, L a Anbury Park, l. Suse H, Allen husb Alce Ludlow. Lo Ocean Grove, $1,000, Edwn Prdham Allena a. Kelly. Lo a Ocean Grove, $1, Alleno B. Kelly Llbble Prdham. Lo a Ocean drove, S. - Wm, A, Amsrong Mary A. Awood. 8 oa a "Ocean Grove, S, Charles P- Rue W Hora C. Maryo, Lo a Wes Abury Park, $%m. Mahlaa Woolley, herf, Anhony 8. Nchols, Lo a We ASbury Park, $1, Oxford Hoel company Edward W, luhlemeler, B loa a Avon, $1. Samuel JohnsonMare L. Peers. Lo a Loch Arbour, '( 25. WLL TOWNBHP, Sarah Clark Henrea Glford, Pece proper E, rwne Julus Lews, Pece propery, $550, Mary LauBhln husb Samuel D, Payner, Pece propery, 876. Ernes Thompon Aaron D. Thompson, 4 los a Brghn, $2,000, Ocean Beach ajoolan Benjamn J. Taylor. Lo a Belmar> Sara L, Q, Hnrrls husb Ellen H. Huch. n. S loj a Bolmar, jl. Thaddeus Wlson Agnes Blaokfan. oa a Belmar,p,000, Sprng Lake Sea Gr company Malda Hman, Lo a Sprng Lake, P5Q, FBEEHOLD TO^NHP. Fanny Parker Mary A, Burk, Pece propery, l. John D, Perrne orslyda A, Snowhll, Pece propery, 8150, Lyda A. SnowhllMary.MarD. Pece propery, lfp. Hary E. Herber J, Morra Voorheea, Lo a Freehold,!). Wm. MoDermo or! Bele Doud, -Lo a Freehold, SOQ. MANALAPAH TOWKHP, Sarah. Hfman, 6»% Alber W, Sohanck. Pleca propery, 880. HOWKLL TOWNBHP, Urah Whe Samuel Mark. Peca propery, arna Luz hufb Wm, D. Lull, L a FarmlDgdnle, 81. Wm. D. Luz Jacob Luz, UDd a Farmng- Ten Swee Lle Cgars for 5 cs. SOLD BY ALL DEALERS, The Bes anyhng s None Too Good. Ths s especally rue lfe nsurance. You wan nsure n a company ha s sure pay ho clam when deah eners famly. Then ake ou polces n Czen's Lfe nurance company, s raes are low ; s paymens ceran, prop us a posal an agen wll call. RED BANK OFFCE, Chld Buldng, Broad Sree. L. T. ROSSTER, Sup,, 's your own faul f you become bald. f your har s fallng ou, Schroeder's Har Tonc wll sp '" preven baldness. 50 cens a bole a Schroeder's Pharmacy. A Home n Counry. One prees avalable spos n Monmouh couny for a home s ha 'rac l 1 recenly bough a Eas Oceanc, whch am ferng n los for sale on easy erms, The propery s near Seabrgh, s n every way a desrable locan for a home. Resrcns n deeds wll keep ou nusances, propery s sure advance n value. The place wll make an deal counry home for a cy man who wans a small house whch he can ake hs famly n summer. The los need no gradng, dranage s excellen, place s one healhes be found anywhere. FRANK McMAHON, EAST OCEANC, NEW JERSEY, PoOfflce address: SEABRGHT, N, J. Wan Buy A Home? V V V :< 1 have sale a house lon Wash- ^ SS ngn sreo, one be resdence j( ' srees n wn. Near rver, scarcely W fve mnues' walk from busness par jg wn, block from proposed rolley f roue. 's a desrable resdence propery \f n every parcular can be bough a ^ a far prce. One-half mny.reman on mor- f gdge. The house has nne rooms. The lo '' a corner lo s 00x138, j. Hgh-Class Talorng FRANK HAWKNS,, A THS RfoBKn OOlee.- There s such a hng as pendlng a lle money for alorng ng all. There s such a hng as spendng a lar prce ng- more han worh your money, do bes alorng ha can be done ask consderably less for han smlar alorng can he had. Fron Sreer ~ Red Bank, N. J, Maker Olohm ha'f, HMMllMllllMllMlMMMMMM Rockwood Rye May be red before buyng! or re - urned f no sasfacry. s ser- j ously represened as equal or superor any well-known brs a S..25 S.50 bole. Persons who ry lke save large ; dfference n prce. Persons who don' :: lke lose nohng by ryng. $1,OO a full quar bole. W. A, FRENCH & CO., Pure Wnes Lquors, Corner Broad Fron Srees, RED BANK, N. J. FRANCS WHTE, Real Esae, Loans nsurance. Offce n KTTrsmrarrBuranfr """" FRONT STREET, RED BANK, N. J. FUBNSHED BOUSES, From S75 up $1,500 for season, FOB SALE. Houses los from $780 up $75,000. UXFUMNSHED MOUSES. Broad sreehouse, all mprovemens, barn, fru, $40 ; large house, barn, fru,.$35;-house, 10 rooms, $20; sre, fsfl. Recr Place8 houses, a $30, $17 $13, Oakl sree2 houses, all mprovemens, $18. Beach sreenew house, 20 ; one a $18. Fron sreehouse, 10 rooms, large garden, $31; one a $10, one a 8 ; wo sres, $85 each, Shrewsbury a%-enue3 sres, $16, $15 $10. Su sreehouse, $10, Lle Slverhouse, barn fve acres, $10, Rver sreefne house, $12..Locus avenue2 houses, $7.50. SPECAL. For salehouse hree acres ; prce, $850, Jus place for poulry farm. MONEY TO LOAN, $1,500, 12,000, $2,000. NSURANCE AT LOWEST MATES. WALTER A. WOOD Harvesng Machnery. 3-Apron Bnder, - S75 Apron Bnder, - 85 Open Rear Bnder, - 1OO Never before n hsry harvesng machnery have machnes been fered for so lle money. All above machnes are flrs-claes a every parcular bran new. Tger Wheel Rakes, Meal Wood. Tger Advance Hay Tedders. Bnder Twne Machne Ol. All e machnes fer are 1890 paern, haveall rnprovemena whch have been added hs year, beleve m be very bes machnes n marke for farms lke hose found n Monmouh couny, WM. A. WALLNG, PHALANX, N. J. P, O: Addres, RED BANK, N, j. TME S MONEY!» WHY NOT USE GAS STOVES for summer comfor n cook ng SAVE HALF THE TME usually spen n kchen, GAS FOR FUEL Labor lessened. Comfor ncreased, Tme saved. Are no se feaures reoognzdd as money, wll you no consder m? A varey sves may be seen, your nspecn s solced a our fce. Consoldaed Gas Company Of Fron Sree, Near Posflce, RED BANK, H J,.W«delver placa n posn ready for use, all ga?m purehaed uj, ' FBANOS WHTE, Anyhng Elecrcal. f you wan your sre or your house wlrd for elecrc lghs. f you wan elecrc bells pu n or elecrc bells pu n workng order, le me ell you my prce for dong wors., Jo all ors elecrcal work do qucly, cheaply well. F, WEBERLNG, Posal Telegraph Offce, FRONT STREET, RED BANK, N. J, You Make A Grea Msake By no pung away a lle money ou your earnngs every monh. f you have a few share n Sae Muual Buldng Loan Assocan you are prepared for ha " rany day ' ha some me come us all. Begn a once. SO cens pays for a share. Your money wll bear 8 per cen neres you, can whdraw a any me. WM. F. DURHAM, Secreary. Eas Fron Sree, Bed Bank, N, J. RULE TO BAR CREDTORS, J EXECUTOR'S NOTCE, Snmh E. Moun, execur Mark L. Moun, decewh, by order surrogae couny Moumoub. hereby gves noce credrs slcl deceased brng n r debs, dems rnd clams agans esae sad deceden, under onh or affrman, whn nne monhs from hv TWENTy.SECOND DAY \OT JULY, SSfl, 6r y wll be forever barred 'any acn refor agans sad execur, SARAH E, MOUNT. Noce delnquens. Noce s hereby gven delnquen axpayers wnshp o Shrewsbury ha under no crcumsances wll paymen coss neres on delnquen axes be waved or abaed, bu delnquens wll be requred payn full n all cfses. By order wnshp com- mee, A, 0. HARBSON, Townshp Clerk, JOSEPH O, ESCHELBACH, SALOON, 24 Wes Fron Sree, near Pearl, Red Banl.N, J. Kreuger' Beer ud f. 4 M, Scafer' ^elrrad Welner Bew slwaj on draugh. 'ALSO BARTHOXOMXY ROCB1STEB BEER N ' BOTTLEl. Hardwood Work, EXCEL N TJS PAHTCULAJ, Hardwood wurk n a brunch caponry n whch have had much oxporu'u' 1. f you nro hnkng havngmy hardwood work done, 'd be pu-as'd ell you ho cos or gve you any nforman n regard, f you rve gong have nny such work done 'd le pleased do. Drop me a posal 'll call. A. E. SMTH,»jj Far Haven, Now Jersey. " Wason & Brown Members New York Sck Esehanfc. Bonds Scks Bough Sold for Cash, or Carred on Margn, So BROADWAY, N. Y, BRANCH OFFCE, Conneced by Prvae Wre. A Good Busness For Sale. A good cash busness, locaed n hear Reel Bank, wh praccally no A l'pleu ATE & OVE, COUNSELLORS AT LAW, RED BANK, MONMOUTH COUNTY. NEW JKUfEY, JO1NH. AlM'LKSATK^ FlH!) W. HOPE.? DMUND WLSONT" """ ~ lu C'OUNMCLLOH AT LAW, (SucccHNor N'Vlls A Wll-on). UK) HANK, N.J n P U W11AA A»rpNTAK5r COUNSELLo AT LAW. Over Slu's Svc Sre. HKH DANK, N. J. JA M ES HTEENT - COUNSK..OU AT LAW, Ndry l'ulllr lll fdl^blt uf H''H for Nrw^Yurk. F.ATllNTllWN. N. J. T ACOB H O Al'( TlOXKEl, S-'lnl 'un glv'l n su's farm sck, farm lpu'n's l clcr pc 'Mm! pr' cry. 1. ). AMrfS. SHHKWHH:(V,"N.'J«TAMEH \V ALH17 " ~ 'STEAM HAW AND~MOLDNG MLL, MnmfmuT HlBl mll HllmlM. MECHANC STHKET. UK) HANK, N.J. """ Ea F7 WHTE,~~~~ ~~~ HEAL ESTATE AND NSURANCE, JUSTCE OF THE 1'KACE. r'kwm lldck, UK) DANK, N. J. Collecn Hlls 11!. R. F. KORDEN, SVlUEON DKNTST. MSC A.L H'LDlNC, HEP nank, N. J. 'l'lnr ucnlou (lv' l ll; olmnsruun AllVSlll'CH. T~\R. J. D. THKOCKMORTON, J-J UENTALBmfEUN. No, n nnml Prw, RMl nnnk, N. J, P R. WM. H. LAWEH, JR. XJ VETERNARY SUEGEON. nmdm Ancrcnn V'erlnry Col'ge, N.Y, lulo, K,' Fron Brcf, Red Hankr, "p DrClANDLEE. XX ARCHTECT. Su's JBuldng, Oppose Hlobo Ho-, KKD BANK, NEW JKBSKV. M. L. SNEDEN, CVL ENGNEER AND SURVEYOR. No; 7 Rversde Avenue, P. O, Box 01. Red Bank, N. J. THOMAS DAVS, JR., XNSlU}ANCE. SU}E. J 4mjREA. SA^G S^ FRONT ST.. RED BANK, N. J. (P. 0. Box 21.) nsunce placed n bes companes on mos reasonable erms. 13 S. SNYDER, XX Esablshed 1873, EEAL ESTATE, GENERAL NSURANCE 4 LOANB Commssoner Deeds Sun-eyor. Also nur. ance Broker for New York Vcny, W ATLANTC HGHLANDS, N. J. Ocean Avenue, Scabrlgl, X, J, 8, KMBALLTlrD,, _ HOMCEOPATHST. Formerly Eanwn nad Monmouh Beach, now Lakewood, Can be consuled beween 8:00 9:00 A, M., 4:00 0;00 P.M., a PROSrECT HOUSE, RKO BANK, N. J. D. ARMSTRONG, M, D. PHYSCAN AND SURGEON OQlcp formerly occuped by Dr. TralTord, 18 Broad sree, Red Hank, N. J. Can be called by elephone compen n s lne, wll be sold J VETERNARY SURGEON. rrfllufle Amercan Veernary: College, N,, cheap. Resdence. rrng Sree beween Broad-Sree The reason for sellng s because owner s engaged n or busness whch akes all hs me. Only a small capal requred. Apply FRANCS WHTE, Fron Sree, Red Bank, N, J, Noee. Bcycle 'Rders. An ordnance prohb ho nse uf bcycles, rcycles velocpedes on porns sdewalks Townshp Shrewsbury, regulae resrc me re on or porns sdewalks n sad wnshp, prescrbe punsh, men for volan hs ordnance. Be ordaned by Townshp Commee Townshp Shrewsbury, n Couny Monmouh Sae New Jersey, as follows; SECTON 1. Tha no person, whle rdng or propellng any bcycle, rcycle or velocpede n " Townshp Shrewsbury, shall use any porn sdewalks sad Townshp dermen or mprdmen or nerference wh any person or persons warnng, sng, or n any way legmaely usng sad sdewalks, ha n vllages Shrewsbury, Oceanc, Far Haven, along man road from Red Bank Oceanc, along Rumson road from Seabrgh drawbrdbe Hone road, no person shall use sdewalks or any porn re for rdng on any Mcvcle, rcycle or velocpede; SEC. 2, And be furr ordaned. Tha penaly for volan hs ordnance shall be sum One Dollar for each fense coss deenson or complan, arres prosecun, all damages caused person or propery by reason a volan hs ordnance. SEC. 3. Any person eonveed volang hs ordnance shall be punshed by ne coss aforesad, f any person or persons so convced fall pay fne coss aforesad, n such person or persons may be mprsoned n wnshp jal sad Shrewsbury Townshp for any erm no exceedng weny-four hours, \\J. T. PARKER. Charman Shrewsbury Townshp Commee. Aes: A, c. HARBSON, Townshp Clerk. The Red Bank Book, News Toy Sre Laes Novels - ^lagaznes, Sunday _ Papery Delvered a Your Door. Sanery, Toys, Games, Shelf Tole Papers. Tenns Balls Rackes, \ MOSELLE & CO,, 5 OPPOSTE MECHANC ST., Broad Sree,, Red Ban!?, S COAL AND WOOD, W, B, LAWRENCE, Dealer n Coal Wood, ALSO PED, CORN, OATS, HAY AND STRAW,' Upper LeagQ al rr-clae Coals a. Lowell Prce, ----» Wnen-col purohased by carload bened long ns, l,a0 younda, la gven. YARD;! Cor, Fron We Ba., Red'Bank, N, J any me. Telephone Globe Hoel. R. G. F, MARSDEN, HOMEOPATHC PHYSCAN AND SURGEON, FRONT STREET, RED BANK.j^J TAB, S, MCCAFFREY, D. Y, 8. ^ W Maple Avenue. Red Bank, N. J. M. H. SEELEY, PORT MONMOUTH, M0NH0U1 NEW JERSEY. Noary Publc, Solders' Vouchers Prepared Blls Sale for Vessels, FRANK T, LENT, ARCHTECT, 94 Lbery Sree, Npw York, Specal aenn Monmouh Couny work, EK^" Archec for Casno, resdences A. B, Cooke, Ed, Jansen ors a Alanc Hgh.- ls; for resdence F. C. Moore, Nave- nk Hghls. The Bea References. ESTABLSHED 1873, Red Bank Real Esae nsurance Agency, 21 Broad Sree, Red Bank. Rsks placed n Home or flrs-elass companes a Lowes Raes, P. O, Box TT, ALLARE SON, HOME NSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, Offce No. 119 Broadway. F.ghy-Flrs Sem- Annual Saemen, January, 1806, CASH ASSETS,,,, $9,a53,828,54 ALLARE & SON, AOKNTB, COLLECTON OFFCES, J o h n Ellla, Jusce Peace Polce Jusce Alanc Hghls, N. J. Collecn Deparmen horoughly organzed. Tweny-fve years' experence. Careful aenn busness n every par Couny or Sae, Noary Publc. _ ELECTRCAN. Wrnp for Elecrc Lghs, Baery, Magne Pneumac Bells, Telephones a Specaly, lraueh Avenue, Red Bunk. N. J. P, O. Box SN, Esmaes for Conracs on Aoplca'on. VfOTOE OF SETTLEMENT, 1^ Esae Lavna Crawford, deceased. Noce s hereby (rven ha h accouns subscrber, execur sad deceased, wll be auded saed by Surrogae, repored for selemen Orphans Cour couny Monmouh, on THURSDAY, THE B8T DAY OF OC- TOBER ne. GLBERT J. CRAWFORD. Daed July 16h, MP. RULE TO BAR CREDTORS, EXECUTOR'S NOTCE. John 8. Applegnc, execur Dr. Wlm A, Bels, deceased, by order Surrojne Couny Monuouh. hereby pves no), e ho credrs SB d lecensed brng n r d^bs, dems vud clulns n^ana esae nld decensed, under oah or affrman, whn nne monhs from ELEVENTH DAY OF JUNE, 1886, or y wll he forever burred nny acn refor agans sad execur, JOHN S, APPLEGATE. O N N RULE TO BAR CREDTORS, KXEClTOns' NOTHE. Jnu's E, Rlunl. Jolr luordn nnd Thomas norclun, execurs Dcrnf Rnran, deceased, by order srrogne ho couny Honmouu,.Hee)y_glY'_.nQlv pjhn-red'a- h,'.ad^de._ coased -brnr n h-r debs, dems aud clamg BB-nns esae sad deceased, under onh or Hlllrnaun, whn nne mouhs from weny, eghh lny Muy, 1B08. or y wll be forever barred any acn refor npns sad execurs. JAMES E, RORDAN, JOHN RORDAN, THOMAS RORDAN, Your Smach DsressesTou afer eang a henry meal, remla chronlo oae ndlgefllon. Sour Bmaoh, Hearburn, Dyspepsa, or a bllou RPANS TABULES Promoe JMaemlon, Beraaa Hmnch, Ter anfbawels, PB»1> Blood. B4(W a 'onlte Curo for Conspan. Hck Hcndache, 1Unme> nnd all oh«r DUeaM arlslnr from a duorderd condn Lver nm Smach. They ac penly Mnlyyeprompljr. ye promper,bad perfecaee«nfouowhr'--" olow r use, _^, BlpfUBTabul ke " " plao " an Knlre edlefsb Qhaaf Md ould be kep for n n DO YOU WANT WORK? A large number' people have fwcunxl employmen by nserng an odveruwjuon hs sze n hs column, a a cosf 5» cena.

4 TEE RED BANK REGSTER. JOHN H. COOK. Balor Proprer. OVVWK, ON FHONT STHKET, Helrl-kmm HK'k, A<1]<lnf lr Pw-OnV 1. K HANK, N. J. HllMVnPVlOS VUVKs Ono Year,,...,,...,.. f M Sx Monhs "!> Tarws MnUs.., > should ^'n'l H U"»'' Han Wdnmlay mornng. shnj>u< r.n>l«tu: lkflftkr fnd prned raes Bln'rsug Wll lo wll any nln>s» on nppll-alon. AdVUrlwr BVO h Jrvloff rlmnllnk lnlr anounhm'als m U'n us y d'slv whou exra elun', FleullnK nolle;s wll M> nscru'd for 10 wlls a lne, each nm-rn, These noces! wll be placed a warn columns am nrkel A /% Obuary noces nud poery, lodjju resoluns, ec, wll bo lm'ruhl for n rens per lne, Nuccs hlrh.x, marrageh defls publlsll free. WEDNESDAY, JULY U0, H'.fl. Tho Tarff Currency. As long Us MeKlcy UrF law n force, wh lc prrnpecn s eonnknco, lpre WHH eompuravdy lle agan abou currency. Up ha me boh groa parh had dh'lrod n favor gold slver as (sard money counry. Wh elecn Clevel a Democrac congress n 1802 came knowledge ha 'MeKnley arff law would bo repealed, re a oneo began movemen whch resuled n panc 1893 nnd 'M. Under ho new arff whch enaced ho governmen dd 'no have money suffcen pay s expenses. Presden Clevel, akng advanage a law whch passed a me spece paymens were resumed, ""sbued bo-ads ""hr nmum" -wo hundred sxy-wo mllons dollars, These bonds would no have been necebbary had counry been n recep suffcen ncome from s dues pay s expenses; bu n order cover up shorcomngs hs pary, hdo fac ha counry's dsress due reversal s arff polcy, Presden Clevel declared ha sale bonds made solely ge gold n reasury, ha condn counry due s currency laws. The connuance MeKnley arff Jaw would have made ssue se bonds unnecessary, For frs me snce war proecve polcy counry aboned; for \ frs me snce war became necessary sell bonds pay counry's curren expenses. s probable ha so long as presen arff condns preval, so long wll be necessary connue sale bonds ncrease counry's deb,, The only permanen hope counry for a change n se condns les n elecn Wllam KcKnley. The Democrac pary s pledged free rade, n case' s success n November no change n arff law could be expeced, excep such changes as would resul n sll furr arff reducnh, Wh MeKnley aa Presden, wh a Republcan congress, presen desrucve dsasrous arff law would be speedly repealed. Wh a arff whch would promoe Amercan manufacures, whch would keep ou producs poorly-pad laborers or ls, presen depresson would be quckly ended, currency quesn could n be aken up under condns much more favorable for s proper selemen. An Abury Park Robbery. Theves broke n house Adrevv B. Carn a Asbrry Park parly Thuraday mornng, nnd sc' $10 a small amoun jewelry. Mrs. Henry Supp or' Red Bank, n Bser Srs. Carn, vsng re me. Mrs, Supp saw. nruder n hull gave an alarm. A search mmedaely nadfe b' burglars escaped. A Far's Praccal Joke, Whle John B. Bullur Belmr sleepng on a ran las Wednesday mornng, he robbed a gold wach $800 n blls. aferward learned ha bn far had aken wach 'money show hm mporance no gong sleep on a ran. A Brhday Pary. Rachel Osborn Brdge avenue gave a pary on Saurday afernoon n honor her ffh brhday. Her guess were Marguere Boelfer, Earnes Sheppard, Helen Grouse, OHe Esel nnd Anna Amory Osborn. Facs Abou Adversng. Some adversers adver e"a~"p~ar"" me. Some adversers adverse whole me. The adverser who adverses par me may make money. The adverser who adverses, all me almos always makes money. doesn' make any dfference wha you hnk, or wha hnk, when fac sares joh us n face, ha whle all who adverse may no make money, few make money %vho do no adverse, ha hose who make mos money are hose who adverse all me. There, may be several men n your wn who have farly well succeeded wh adversng a par me, bu f your own wn s lke mos wns, men who succeed-au me are men who adverse all me. When mes (are good, adversng pays, because, alhough.re be much adverang, re s much buyng. When mea are bad, adversng pays, because alhough re be lle buyng, r lle adversng, man who adverses s more conspcuous, s more n a class by hmself, draws from hosewho don' adverse busness ha mgh be rs fy dd adverse, Cull me adverng somemes pays beer han good me adversng^ because onoe people are buyng all "TV- TALK, Edward Farry has whdrawn ns a cdae for sherff a conng Democrac convenn. Ths leaves rac«leween Jacob C, Hhus Shrewsbury, Blly.fole Long Branch, OUHlon Felds Freelold. Polcans say ha Felds wll ge u bg help from some; Republcan leaders n reurn for work done by Democras Wall wnshp for Mahas Woolley hree years ngo. They say ha reanng Housn Felds m depuy sherff durng Woolley's erm om'eo only a par bargan mado n 1H91S, n or par beng ha Felds should have Republcan help ge Democrac nomnan for sherff hs year ha he should be nex sherff f ceran Republcans could brng abou. # # The senaral nomnan on Democruc sde s no regarded aa a grea prze hs year, Par hu dsnclnan Democras run s probably due fear ha P. Hall Packer wll ge Republcan nomnan, Mr. Parker s unquesnably sronges Republcan hus far named for nomnan, Democras would rar run agans almos any or man han agans hm. Henry Safford Terbune has sad for lus wo years ha he would no be a cdae for senar, Democras are begnnng beleve ha he really mean, Alfred Wallng also refuses be a cdae for senar, hs frends say he wll no perm nomnan be forced on hm. He wll accep f re-nomnan for assembly, whch he s enled by rules pary; hs frends furr say ha nex year he wll be a cdae for nomnan for surrogae. # # Some effor has been made pu forward Charles Henry vns as Democra (senaral cdae. Mr, vns s now prosecur, whle he has made an excellen fcal s popular al-over--ho-eounyrwo-no-hn-fcha he could be nduced run. For hm run for senar jus as hs erm for prosecur closng would look as f he HORSE AND WAGON FOR SALE. wshed monopolze publc fces A good horse, a sngle eel harness n wo. couny, would array agans seaed buckboard for sale eheap. Apply RPV, hm a good many Democras who beleve Rober MacKellar, Bed Ban.N. J. ha fces ough be passed around^ The mos avalable man remanng on NOTCE. Srayed from Lncr on Frday, July 4l, 84 Democrac sde seems be Aaron ducks, Bye sx weeks old. Fnder wll please E. Johnsn, Mr, Johnsn eleced nofy R. M. Hurley, Lncr, N. J.. wce assembly from old frs dsrc He s a ready speaker he has had consderable experence as a campagner. The par beok n cones for wdenng Oceanpor draw mgh place ralroad nfluence agans hm, bu hs would be abou balanced by exra suppor he would receve n Oceanpor Eanwn, # # Jm Norman, presen sree supernenden ex-mayor Texas, evdenly sn' afrad slver ssue, He ld me on Saurday ha he waned be cdae hs fall on slver cke for coroner,» ««Some promnen Democrac papers Democrac polcans Eas are demng ha Republcans le up on arff promse leave arff as s for wo years come n case MeKnley s eleced. These papers polcans, havng shown mselves be absoluely whou nfluence n r own pary, now evdenly wan run Republcan organzan. The Republcan managers wll make mselves rdculous f y gve any counenance whaever se Democras r dems. Almos whou excepn se Democrac polcans are men who forced Clevel on counry, are responsble for dsress dsasers whch followed hs elecn, Clevel Clevelsm have been repudaed by Democrac pary, specacle s presened dehroned Democrac polcans endeavorng run Republcan pary, alhough n mes pas y could fnd no erms censure o severe characerze hs pary. The belef n a proecve arff s one cardnal pons Republcans' creed. The declaran by Republcan managers ha proecve polcy pary would be aboned or arff acn posponed %vould lose houss Republcan voers. When Me- Knley s nauguraed one hs frs acs should be call a specal sesson congress repeal arff law now n force, whch s resulng n consan ncrease publc deb, enac a arff law whch wll gve full proecn Amercan workmen whch wll brng n ample revenue suppor governmen, One, sronges ncenves aggressve polcal work on par Republcans s hope belef ha he wll do hn wll hus releve presen condn counrv. Many Accdens, One day lus week Mrs, B. Senberg; her daugher Mss Gerude Mchael Manaafjuan wen ou drvng, The wlferee broke horse ran away, upseng wagon hrowng m all ou. They all escaped njury excep Meyer Harrs, who drvng He badly brused. Augus Pferry Brooklyn n jured abou head n a bcycle col florpn Norh Long Branch on Sunday las %veek, He aken^ " Long Branch hospal unable leave re unl a few days ago. Frank Deh Bayonne, a freman on Cenral ralroad, broke hs lef arm las week whle a work on engne. The bone se a Long Br hospal. Fred Morrs Freelold caugh h frs fnger hs rgh h n some machnery las week flesh rn f down frs jon. Lousa, daugher Thomas W. Aumack, Jr., Keypor, run n by a bcycle las week knocked down brused. Thomas Hawkns, whle speedng a horse a Marlboro^ collded wh wagon James H. Bard. Boh wagons were broken. Wllam Curs Manasqunn kcked on knee badly njured recenly by a horse owned by Rev. J. Sperl. ' s The young daugher Leser B, Moun Manasquan fell broke her shoulder whle playng crcus recenly. An Aresan Well a Ocemnc. George & Jesse Maws are snkng an arena well on M, C. D, Borden's place a Oceanc. The well wll be sx nches n dameer und w expeced ha a good flow waer wll be sruck a a deph 250 fee. wll be fnshed n abou a week. - - Cenennal Smh Found Guly. Cenennal Smh Nu Swamp found guly a Freehold on Thursday sealng Thomas Galgan's horm from Globe hoel sheds a Red Bank on ngh July 4h. He has no ye been senenced. FOR SALE. Fulrlumk Wnnlnn Scales n (rood order, es A,», 1'nrkT, lxl Hank, N. j. TURNPKE STOCK. Tleen Ma'rc bes urnplk! (ok for sal 1, W, U. Pmos, Bed Bank, N, j. lqlr 1 Ad- MANURE FOR SALE. Tweny-flv- loads Rood horse manuru n Hslss 'Dcu, UeorKu. Lamb & Co, POSTON WANTED, A my, 17 yearn old, wans good posn n nlllco or sre. AldrHa llox WW, Bud Bunk, N. J, BUGGY FOR SALE. Hrgy, sldc-ar. full lermler p, for olo ol' dln^s. T. Smh. H7 lnrad Bree, Red BnN, HORSE fur Hlc, RCKH clrvc by lady. (llco. FOR SALE, reconl, gonle, l (,, uare BRUNSWCK TRAP, Cu lt, used hroe mes, cos $800; wll sell for $W>. Srrsul! Son, Moououh ree, l' nnk, N, J. WANTED, Collecr for Meropolan Lfe nburanee eompnv. J'J cosh 'ejulfd. Branca llco, No. SBrond svc, lfd luuk, N. J, BOARDERS WANTED, Board can be obaned n a prvae famly wh lonc comfors nnd plesnn rooms. Address Box m. Rod Bank, N, J, TRANED NURSE. An 4!pcrenoed.jurJa.lL,lL,_dlflBaae. _Ea(aL rc'oum'alons rom leadng pbyslclans. Mss A, ngalls, Llner, N. J. WASHNG AND RONNG. do hng na^ronlnf a home, er by lece or dozen, or by woab. All wor well done. fre, M. SchanoU, 39 WWa sree. Bed Bank. TWO ROOMS TO LET p a monh n Hendrefcon brck block on 'ren sree. nqure Mss Carre Han^rckson, oroer Broad Canal srerjhjed Bank, HORSE FOR SALE, Fne Kenucky bred horse, 1M hs hgh, broken ngle double, safe for a lady drve. Apply Wllam Hanee'a Sck Farm, SoobeyvUle, N. J. GOOD HOUSE FOR SALE. A good large home on Eas Fron ree. Large o, 100x14? fee. Pleny fru. Prce $4,000: M3,C00 cash. Apply MM, John RUM, on ne remlse. LOST, A gold pn, wh " J. L." Oh back, wu los beween Lle Slver Red Bank on Saurday. Fnder wll le rewarded on s reurn TBB REG- STER fce. HOUSE TO LT. The bouse occuped by lae B. W, neden on Rversde avenue. Ten room bah, au mprovemens, 825 a monh. R. W, Qleaaon, Rversde avenue. Red Bank. - WANTED. Horses break ladde harness, Lwons n rldlng gven, Several mpored or saddle horses for ladle men for sale. Brs, Rose E. Dxon, SeabrBl, N. J, BOARDERS WANTED. Good board, large ary rooms. Pleasan suan n Brdge avenue, wo mnues' 1 from san. Genlemen only. Terms moderae. Apply Mrs, Ascher. Box B, Red Bank. GOODS BOUGHT AND SOLD, Thousa dollars' worh goods have been bough houss dollar worh ol goods have been sold hrough adversemens n hs olumn. Pre«26 cens a week. George Efre's s undenably BEST... BEER made n hs counry. bole hs br only, wll delver... free on recep order.' Hoels also suppled. OLVER C, AYERS, 44 Mechanc S., RED BANK, NEW JERSEY. Lee Nachez. The Planan Bras B. " A roupe colored men women n Buck Rebecca Lews Hnglhwn Dancng. kcked by a home her leg Tne Con Pren Tragedy. broken. '.- "A Old Homesead l Norh, 10 -m fc Coon Hollow' Bouh," The bes sor prnng s clone a R^alsTn fce. We have ype, EXCTNO CLMAXES aser presses necessary do PLNTYOF HJMOR rgh knd prnng. We do work when promsed. We make no promjes Parade a 8 o'clock, me, ;, y are more lkely buyha we can' carry ou, we would fenan who adveraos han rar lose a job han dsappon a OUBmef,Adv, ;- man who doesn'. _.._. - T Keypor's Bes Resauran. plu vsng Key por can ge a good mo»l Yaueoy Anderson's resauran. Good fpod ud good mrvlco, Caerer for pane, woddng, ec, U E, A. CHAPMAK, M. B. NTED CHARTES BULDNG, Hoomb ST. glta 218, corner Fourh atouuo nnd m Jnje, Nuw York Cy. BYE AND EAR SPECALST. Ofllco wh Dr, Feld, From sree. Bed Bank, N, J, Every Thursday, from 2 5:1)0 P. M, FOR SALE. A lndsom glasl pannl wagon, suable for nl. vprlslyg or any lgh delvery. Wll ake any reasonable fer, as we have no use for, nqure, H, BOBNSON, Enerprse marke, Red Bank, FOR SALE. A bay horse, 0 years old, l» no, perfecly Nnd free jrom faul, a far raveler; sold for wan use. Also, a gray horse, 8 years old, r>mj hs, slghly lame bu servceable sound n all or rospoea; useful on road or farm a good raveler. Apply a coago J. H. HHOADE8, Lowmoor.'Monmoulj Beach, N. J, Cure for ndgesn Ea all j'ou wan bread, cake, or anyhng else made wh Keysar Bakng Powder. The Sor Cusmers 'We Wan. We are afer rade people who apprecae qualy, good servce far prces. The beer we can serve you beer for us. All our sck s fresh our prces are as low as good groceres can be sold. The nex me you change grocers, ry us. 1 SNYDER & CO., HADDON BLOCK, Broad Sree, Red Bank, N. J. Fru Tme! Now s annual pcnc me fru eaers. Ths s where "' knowng come ge r fru. They fnd y can ge beer fru here han anywhere else. You should come for same reason. LOUS PRATE, TO LET. Hou«e on Rversde avenue le from Ocber 1s. Er furnshed or unfurnshed. Ren moderae desrable pary. Apply R. W. Oleaon, Rversde avenue. Red Bank. NEXT TO R. F. JTE BO SCENC PBODVCTOf & Romance Coon Hollow A Beauful Love Sry Souh, a e Red Bank Opera House,. ON Tuesday, Augus 4h» '90. JFEATVBES The TnrlUog Burglary. ObOTller'.EBer Songs. The Coon Hollow " Quaree. The Grea Seamboa Ba«e beween Rober 1. JOHN W. EYLE8... '' Tckes OD sale a Mnn' Dra Sre. Broad Sree, Red Bank, N, J, There's No Sparkle Lke lke pfrkle our soda waer, sparkles as bubble! ou founan, sparkle n a glass, sparkles all way down your hroa seems pu new Ufe'ln you. Nohng bu pures jrups are used n manufacure our odas. Drop n -day ry some,r fbarmaoy. BERGEN -& MORRS, PBOPRCTOBS, Broad Sree, Red Bank, N. J, Your Comper V! Y y Y Y V Y VY s up--dae. Hs sre s lghed by Elecrcy youw by gas or lamps. Every lve progressve. sre s lghed by elecrcy. How can you expec compee wh world unless you aval yourself all modern mprovemens? Drop u» a posal we wll call arrange New ra for sre louso lghng s as low u gas a Sl.BO per hous fee. F N. JjMJKBON, Prelden. PKBPY NGALLfl, Treasurer. SHORE ELECTRC CO. RED BANK:, HAKRY P. OBAT Secrery. NEW JERSEY. CHAR.K8 S. HAUHa Supernenden. A Grea Bg? You expec lve fve years, en years or ffy years, as case may he. S down fgure ou ho al your ren for ha me wach house growng under your pencl. We can show you how be your own llord, pay yourself ren, own a home a Eas Sde Park have a few dollars lef over for your wfe's bonne. Why pay ren when you can do hs! THEODORE F. WHTE, Pos-Offce Buldng, Lfe Has Beal Esae nsurance, f re s a corn or a bunon rure you. Why suffer when for 15 cens you can ge Toe Ease, whch cures Hard or S corns? Manufacured only by._ COOPER & SNEDEN, APOTHECARES, Corner Broad Whe Srees, Red Bank, CLOSN The Luxury a Bah 1 ^ s never greaer han n ho, wear. f your house s whou a Bah ub, have one pu nsby ; us now. We'll f your house Up wh any sor a heang applance, or range, THE SANTARY PLUMBNG CO., W. J. BROADMEADOW, MANAGER. f T -Y- Y YT T TTT T TTT T TT TT' J XTT Twd Shf Barpns! A Laundered Neglge Shr, 25 Cens. A Doma Flannel Workng Shr, 15 Cens. Durng pas week we have sold a large quany hose laundered neglge shrs a 25 cens. People came n buy one on seeng hr bough wo, hree or four, because y ddn' know when y would be able buy so cheaply agan. Abou en dozen are lef. We have bough a lo doma flannel workng -shrs whch we are sellng a 15 cens. These are ever fered shr buyers n hs bes values wn. M.-M. DAVDSON, Broad Sree, Red Bank, N. J. ^A!^ A A A A A A A TT T f TT T ft T AA

5 PEHSON4L.. Wllam Jouea'Pleada Guly. Wllam Jones pleaded guly a Free- Joseph Benne o Brooklyn nhold las Thursday sealng a horse wn on Monday, from Solomon Kecham Red Bank; Mas Anne Can Albany s vsng obanng $80 by false preenses from Hss Agnes Eusace Oakl sree. James 0. Benne Red Bank Oap. Wllm Coley Norfolk, Vrgna, s vsng relaves a Red Bank, Wllam Corell Seabrgh. He has false proenbea n a horse rade wh Mr, Mrs. Edmund Wlson reurned no ye been senenced. from r rp Vermon on Saurday, Mss Anne 0, Brown Freehold gues Mss Anne Kelly Borden sree. Mss Anna Clayn Mss Pearl Savdge AUenwn vlled frends here las week. M» Esello Aokerman Brooklyn a gues Mss Florence Chler Leroy place. Frank Egber Jersey Cy, formerly Red Bank, spen Sunday wh hs parens here. M. M, Davdson, who haa been vsng ha parens a Sohneoady, reurned home on Sunday. Mss Hee Hendrekson Freehold spen par hs week wh Mss Mary Brower rvng sree, Msfl Sade Errckson Long Branch spen Sunday wh her aun, Mrs. "Wllam Brower rvng sree, MM Anna Degenrng Elzabeh s spendng wo weeks wh Mrs. Leon de la KeussUe Washngn sree. Arhur Hll Newark s spendng a few days wh hs grfar, Rev, Charles 1. Hll Beach sree. Pr. Rchard Case famly have gone Collmsvlle, Conn,, where y wll spend monh Augus. Thomas B. Orage Morrswn, formerly a resden Red Bank, s vsng a Mrs, J, C. Hall's a Far Haven. Mss Berha Terhune George W, Oakley Brooklyn were recen guess Mss Jesse Foser rvng sree. Mr, Mrs, saac M. Adlem r daugher Florence, arrved home on Saurday from r oung n Vermon. Mss Mele Qdell Fron sree has gone New York, where she wll jon a salng pary ake a rp up Hudson. -Mnr-Alber-Poer--Red-Bank spendng a couple weeks n Conneccu vsng among her husb's relaves, J, 0. Rush, a homeopahc physcan Washngn, N, J., wll begn praccng m Red Bank abou frs Augus. M. Mw. Rchard Ausn Jersey Cy, former resdens Bed Bank, have reurned home from a vs relaves n Glaaeow, Scol. Frank H. Bradner has severed ha connecn wh Consoldaed gas company. He wll hereafer have charge agences for Red Bank foo-power naanufaourngcompany. Pr. Andrew J. Hollywood Newark vsed ha far, Maw Hollywood Washngn sree, on Saurday. Mr. Mrs. C,X. Hollywood LongBranoh were also Sunday guess Mr, Hollywood, Mr. Mrs, John W. Moun Maple avenue, Mr. Mrs. Rober Norman Chesnu sree, Mrs. A, L. Sora Msses Mabel Florence Sora sar -morrow for Casklls, where y wll say wo weeks. Wllam M. Weaver New York Cy s gues Mel Corn well. Mr. Weaver s an enhusasc fsherman. Jus now he s ryng make a bg record n cachng weakffh n Sawsbury. He Mr. Cornwall go ou daly never come back empy-hed. Sdney B. Wes, woo for several years has been manager a bg clohng sre a Moun VefnonT Spendng hs vacan a couple weeks wh hs parens a Norh Long Branch. Mr. Wes formerly employed by Wllam T. Corles Red Bank, he a resden hs place for en years or more. WEDDNG BELLS. lubba r«boyd, Mss Mame T, Bubbard, daugher Hjas Hobbard Red Bank, marfwd yeserday Waler E. Boyd, The groom s a popular young man employed n James H. Peers's sre, The ceremony performed a brde's borne on Washngn sree. The weddng a que affar, only persona presen beng near relaves brde groom. The brdal cosume whe slk lace. Rev. E, 0, Hancock performed- ceremony, n whch a rng used. Mr. Mrs, Boyd lef durng afernoon for Alan Cy, where y wll reman for a few days. Upon r reurn y wll lve a Mr. Boyd's home on Borden sree, L,pper Embley. Mss Dora Llpper Wllam Embley, boh Long Branch, were marred by Rev. A, J, Mller a Asbury Park on Saurday, July 18h. They wll lve wh groom's pasms unl fall, when y wll begn housekeepng. JUomea-Avpegae. The marrage Mss Sade Holmes, daugher Burrowes M. Holmes Keypor, John W, Applegae Toms Rver, announced las week. The ceremony performed a Freehold on May d,.. Caarca News. 0A new chor has been organzed n Frs Mehods church, The members are Mrs. Edward TUn, Msses Carre Cooper, Florence Bshop Sade Long, sree, sopranos;-lf&~ Japha Clayn, Msses Addle Knapp Emma Sckles, als \ Whel S. HUl, enor; John 0, Warden Geo. A. Longsree, bassos. A en days revval servce^wl be held n Plgrm Baps church, begnnng nex Sunday, The servces wll be under drecn pasr, Rev, E, 0. Brd, he wll be asssed by Rev. A. A, Olsso, a well known evangels. The subjec Rev, E, 0. Hancock's sermon n Frs Mehods church nex Sunday mornng wll be "Our Debs," A ngh he wfll preach on " Dvne Gudance," The annual excurson Grace Mehods Sunday-school Asbury Park wll ake place on Frday, Augus 21s. The lades' ad socey Baps obureh wll hold a socable n lecure room church -morrow ngh, The Plgrm Baps church wll hold a far Tafcer par Augus for benef h new church fund. The Frs Mehods church wll bold a fesval on church lawn on Thursday ngh nex week. A Bonn Sruck y ff The house Frank Doraey a Sp Lake sruck by lghnng las Wednesday slghly damaged. Bs daugher, da Doraey, sunned by hf shook, bu recovered a a ner me. A S Kll Wn Chcken. A dog owned by Eugene Wallng klled nne Mchael McConnack'a chckens a Shrewsbury on Saurday. <- Money for adcw Church. Rev, E. C, Brd has begun geng subscrpns pay for a lo buldng for Plgrm'Baps church. Egh collecrs have bm apponed from ha ohurcn, who nro now canvassng. The lo ho proposed now church wll cos abou #1,000, Llue Benne Wns a Wach. A far fesval held a Allenwood hree nghs las week for benef Mehods church ha place. Abou 180 cleared, A gold wach fered as a prssa person collecng ho mos money, won by Mss Lzze Benne, who lved a Lncr unl a shor me ago, T US. CALLAHAN,A Shrewsbury, on Frday. July 84h, Mr, Danel Callahnn, o» son, J0NE9,A Beabrgh. on Monday, July 27h, Mrs, Royfl Jan>6, a son. LEO.A Far Haven, on Wednesday, July ffld, lra. Parck Lew, a son, MQUSER.-A Lncr, on Saurday, July 35h, Mrs. John Mousur, a daugher. BANBorN,A Rod Bank, on Tuesday, July 88h, Mrs, Sephen Snnborn, a son, WNCKLER.A Asbury Park, on Tuureday, July Kkl, Mrs. Tomas J, Wnckler. o( a son. MABKAOMS, HUBBARDBOYD,A Bed Bank, on Tuesday, July 28h, by Rev. E, C, Hancock, Mss Mame, Hubbara fnel Waler E Boyd, boh Bed Bank, LPPERT-EMBLEY.-A Asbury Par, on Saurday, July 18h, by Rev, A, J, Mller, MlM Dora Lpper ana Wllam Embley, boh Long Branch, PALMER-PELDS,-A Red Bank, on Wedneday, July 23d, by HOT. E. C, Brd, Mss Fanne Palmer Paul Felds, boh Bed Bans, ALLOOR,A New Bedford, on Wednesday, July Sd, James L. Allgor, aged 78 years, ANDERSON.Near Keypor, on Saurday, July 25h, Joan C. Anderson, aged 78 yean. BDBTS,A AUenwn, on Thusday, July Kd, John W. BurUs, Sr,, aged 87 years. FRENCH, A Ml la wan, on Sunday, July 10h, Mr«, llm French, aged 88 years 9 monhs, OBLN,A Bed Bank, on Wednesday, July 29h, Mn, Caharne Glblln, aged 73 yean. HEOLTT,A Allare, on Saurday, July 18h, Kre. Raonel Heull, aged 70 years. HOET.A Hollywood, on Tuesday, July 21s, Un. Josephne Hoey, aged 74 years. PBTCHAllD.^A Long Brancb, on Wednesday, July 28d, Geo^e, nfan on James Prhard, SHAW.A Long Branch, on Wednesday, July 22d, Mldred, nfan daugher ol rvng haw. WEST.A Maawan^ on Saurday, July 18h, Lydla, wfe Jama Wes, aged f yean 4 monhs. WLLAMS.-A Maawan, un Monday, July 20h, George Wllams, aged 74 years. WON.A Pasaalc, on Saurday, July 25h, Charles J. Wllon, formerly Col's Neck. NOTCE OF DSSOLUTON, Noce U hereby gyen ha parnershp laely exsng beween Olver C. Ayera James F, Thorn, under flrm name Ayen 4 Thorn, has been dssolved hs day. The busness wll be conduced by Olver 0. Ayers he wn no be reaponslble for debs conraced by sad James F, Thorn, OLVER C, AVERS. Daed July 8h, SM. Sraw Has. Call ge a very good sraw ha for a very lle money. Oung Shrs am sellng, as well as or hngs, very cheap. Furnshngs all knds a rock bom prces. HOPPNG, Up--Dae Haer Furnsher, BROAD STREET, HE) BANK, N. J, Bahng Sus. One-pece bahng sus a.. 50c, Two-pece, blue, or blue whe srpe,a $1,00,. $1,25 Crash sus, $4,00 SS- 00 Black whe sanc shrs, 50c, Umbrellas a 49c $13 sus a $8.90 Also underwear, socks, suspenders, elescopes, sachels, hbags, dress cases, clohng all descrpns a CORLES'S, MERCHANT - TALOR, Broad Sree. Our Wlch s a$ asefully skllfully execued as can be, coss no more han poor sor, s always such sasfacn know ha your nvans vsng cards are bes ha can be had. JVb so dear aa you'd hnk, er, EVERDELLS, Corner Broad Fron RED BANK, N, J, WALL PAPERS AT Srees, HARRSON'S, 87 Broad Sree, Re Bmnk, N. J. MMMHMMMMMmllMMHHmMM Beer Than a Mllon s our guarany Money Back f Waned. Keep nohng ha doesn' su. A chld can buy a Pano or Organ or anyhng else us as safely as a man. Send for caalog &cfree, CURTS <fefrench, Broad Sree, 3 Red Bank. MMMMMMMaeMMMMlSMMMMMMMM 50. Per Cen Reducn On Clohng. To make room for our fall sck we have 32 Broad Sree, Red Bank, N. J, cu prce n wo on - balance our summer goods. Ths s an unusual opporuny buy clohng cheap. J. KRDEL, BROAD STREET, BANK, N. J. WALTERS GALVANZED STEEL SHNGLES Sard Paned Tn Shngles 1 Don' be deceved wh poor shee Meal Hong, Our Jpnnea Tn ^nglmm are more dumble an u possble mke Un ro, pu on n old sylo. Our <Gal~ mnuea Bhng/ MO boh mw BAN PROOF WTHOUT PANTNG. No on are. Mfnoeoured by TB1 NATONAL BHMT METAL BOON CO. ' Why vn mmboumg wood blnglee when JFQU can go very ber Flf-px Bole Xn b M M phes JOQN SVT#Off led Bank, N. J. For accommodan a wang room ha been >rovde4, wfc#r«y may mee The Reason Why! frlendm, rep wre Uer, e. Why n ha we are always buay VOM are cordally nved use wlen ors are complanng dullness? e room a any me. Because we have goods people wan. Because we f fee carefully. Because we sell our shoes for a far prce because we sell shoes ha wear. We are ferng grea nducemens n summer shoes es ge m ou by fall, as we wan room cash; Boys' Shoos, szes 4, 5 5..,......,50c,; were $1.00. Boys'Shoes, sze 5....,,..,,,,,,,...,.,...75c; were.ao, Msses' Shoes, szes 13 2,.,...,...05c; were 1.00, Lades' Tes, chefly smnll szes,, $ ; were $3 p, A few poned e men's shoes a grea reducn. wll pay you see our goods. WHTE&JCMPP, \ A Swng on Lawn! FOR $4,98, There s nohng ha wll gve chldren more pleasure. A end season can be folded up lad away unl nex year. Wh reasonable care hs swng wll las for years. They are all ready be pu up, you are no requred spend a cen for nals, screws or bols. They cos complee only $4.98. Hendrekson & Applegae, FRONT STREET, (Adjonng Pos-Offce), RED BANK, N. J. > Porcelan Condensed Mlk! All keles, pans uensls used n makng Porcelan Condensed Mlk are Porcelan, whle or condensed mlk s made n copper pans. Ths ensures absolue pury Porcelan condensed mlk, renders free from any meallc ase. The pures rches mlk s used n s manufacure. s absolue pury s rchness make by far bes mlk for nvalds l for nfans, or for general household use. Prce, 15 Cens Per Can. SGkLES & CLAY, RODE ellwood THE NCREASNG SALE OF pseve "' " AND "Belle Bourbon," Bourbln Whskey s remarkable, an evdence superory se popular goods. The Prce Er s $ 1,25 a Bole. "S drnks" are cooung jrefreshgg a hs me year. We have all knds, n fac you can fnd moa anyhng n beverage lne on our prce ls. All Goods Delvered Free Charge. GEORGE R. LAMB & CO., 95 ald 27 las Fron Sree, Bed Bank, N7J. Change Tme HGHLAND BEACH Runs every day beween Red Bank Hghl Beach aa follows Leave Red Bank daly, 8:00 A. M.; 18O P. M. Sundays, hqo A, M,- 1:80, 4:80 p, M. Leave Hghl Beach 11:00 A, M,; 4:45 p. M, Sundays, 11:00 A, M.; 8:00, 5:45 P. M, Fare 10 Cens. SUNDAYS, Fare, 15 cens sngle Trp, 85 cens Hound Trp. J. P. VOBS. A MOONLGHT SAL - N THE SHlHWSBrT THE BTKAMKR Hghl Beach WLL MAKE Nghly Excursons DOWN TH BTER, Commencng Tueday, Jnlr 2l«, AND CONTNBSO UNTL JULY Sl, Sr urn fhraelaora' Wharf s 7:30 o'clock.- FARE 15 "CENTS. No sp wll be mrde! jgpelglfu sal Mulo on boam! EvenlBB Md-FreBCB OBly, Cop. J, P. VORS, \Red Bank On The Shrewsbry, We have a box wrng paper for 85 cens ha conans S?4 shees paper?4 envelopes. The fron page paper s hsomely samped wh ll Bed Bank on Shrewsbury" n hree colors. ; T^eley & Son, Fron Broad Srees. Summer Wass. A prey orge whe pqu, or ndeed any knd a prey lgh gown. Our desgns are very dany our pr<$s reasonable. CaU see us. We do cung fng also. ' VNS MODSTES, n nel, BfB bnlwlb. l B»nk, V.. ^MLLON BOOKS. Rare, Curous, Curren, N STOCK. ALMOST GVEN AWAY. Lbrares SuppUxl 0M «r Hu a w Book Br n na World. LBRARES AND BOOKS BOUGHT. MAMMOTH CATALOOUM TSMM. LECCAT BROTHKS, Sd Door Wor Cy HU FMk MW TOM«'

6 # The Keal. The hear. hah H own ca: Thn nncl, hnh Hz wcnlh unld; nwl no for mm l«ur'. Whle hfro' con HurpuHNK gold. No maer whch way foruno lerh. Wealh makch nu l>:]pl-hu H'ura. A l n mnd hah llu nonh, A narrow h'ur s lwnyj poor, 'Tl no hm. h honor nkny; Truu honor s n hnn lvnu. n humlnd prormln k'h; s hu Hlr kc. hn Hlrne. CAUCnT N A TRAP. "Sm's n posve anjr'l!"' Charle Maren hrew hmself l;ek n LLs (Uvp clmlr, cshnl'l n lung s^ mngcl wh egnr' Nnk- uul l'uhl v Bnlcally a a lluo pn abovu n' frh l /r roll. "Of rourso HH 1 S, old lny; nf rours 1. " Ralph Jjunn Bpk n u soohng vn. nnd n lfng a lmn uumt hs l,- crlol, "And MV'H her healh." "Don' clat, LLno,",N:U1 -ln11 f y "'m no. KPVT more! wrons n my Hfu, Mnrrf! 1«nn juke. " Hnl])h Lamo'H mulsomu brown 'M re clouded hwvlly \» he Npok', bu lrf fr'ul nal hosfar ho wnvo wndng up.-' OTcnlg n Slnrrn' lle ln n l'h'ellly WAS o busy lookng for weddng r > among ho Bnoko wreahs noce hm. Presenly Lanon's las romrk HHTH d srko sumo lne hough n>sorlcd hvor'r bran, for ho laughed lghly anl cred n hs fresh, boysh voce: "You alk nntagn an hough you know all abou, Lunm^you who mv ho mos confrmed old msogyns n wn," "Old! 1 lku ha, Why, my dear fallow, 'm no fvo hry ye. Hu f yen lko 'll plead ho nogyny, f no l> ho ngo. 's you who aro so young." "Why do you dslko women narrlngo nnd all ha knd lng, Lnnon:' You aro one ho boa lookng fellows n.-wn.,.my ahoa-youjg.ady wlo V/Mup hero or dny spoed your pho a oaeo sad you were ho hsomes man eho'cl over soon. You aro well f, move n ho bob so, mee overy day n year ho prees mos delghful women grls, who aro all ready jump n your arms, ye you BOen mo ha horn lko poson," " do, do!" Loanng forward n hs char, 'wh hs burn ou cgar beween hs clnched eeh hs sun anned faeo se lko a grm mask, easy BOO ha Major Lamen mean wha ho sadha he haed women, Charle Maren o young he always acful, ho pursued Bubjee, "Dd any woman over behave badly youf" he sad, wh boysh blun ness. From an older man Lamon vnh have resened such a quesn as an dle mpernence, bu ho genunely fond Charle Maren, n a vague w,y he rar ped boy for havng had hs wlnga Bnged so early n lfe. There would bo no harm n llng hm reason,, afer all, ho need menn no names. "'ll ll you why hae women, f you lke, old boy, hough a hs momen you are bound ho charo wheels one ho sex ho sry may help you unders me, or men, o, perhaps, for, afer all, suppose 'a an everyday occurrence," "Tho reason hae women s hs: There once a man lke yourself, young, rch, full joy lvng, Tho world all ha n wore a hs fee. Ho gonlo naurod, good heared would have rused beleved devl hmself. The genleman n black dd no eek for credence on hla own accoun, bu ho bes nsrumen rure empan ho could lnd a woman. Don' look so shocked, Charle, No race horns or hos dsfgured her exquse proporns, f a smell brmsne lurked anywhere among folds her smplo lle musln f rock a dash swee, odorous voles effecually dsgused. She loveles scrap moraly ha over drown man perdn, - For a glance from her sapphre eyes, for a smle from her delcous baby mouh, ha man whom speak would have ou f hs rgh h. Bu shedear lle nnocen ha she!waned no such growsomo playhngs as several lmbs. Bar dd aho prefer such prey rfles as hs can gve," Lamen paused l a fresh cgar, " began wh flowers aer ckes, She would s hrough a play wh her sarry eyes Used on ho sage far blossomshs flowersheld agans wheness her grlsh breas unl hs arms ached clagp her hm. Bu he always feared even bn hs passon one so nnocen pure. One day bo me her n sree,, charmed by her chldsh admran, bough her a srng mlky pearls, Afer ha flowers dropped f, brooches ha gloamcd wh rubes, rngs braceles damonds, srngs gems for dockng her slm whe hroa showered n lap her frock. And all hs me, whle every smuo pou merry laugh forgng pless bauds mad passon round lls hear, ho had no «o much as brushed hs lps across her pnk pped fngers," n hs boysh superor knowledge " sex" Charle Maren smled quely n hs umbler.. "Thjswen on for monhs. For hs grl's sake man ell :<>u gave up socey whore he popular, desered frends who would have been rue hm hrough everyhng, bfoko ho. hear_ Of alle, qule;3r«wnoyod hng away n a counry parsonage sen hs own mor sorrowng bur grave. Then, when grl wh ho bg eyes ny, mouh hud had nlhs manhood, ho fulfllmen hs lfe's career, hs money nnd hs far fameho fered her las hng he had gvehs name. Ho won her one ngh, beggared, ll, weary, asked her marry hm. She laughed n hl face, God, how ha womanlaughed!' 1 Lamen dropped hs face beween hs hs groaned as memory pas came back hm. From beween hs hs, n muffled nes, ho fnshed sry, "She ashe4 hm wh cruel ngue conemp sod mockery, Sho cred ha no bankrup n pocke n frends should be her husb, n, wh vruous ndgnan flashng from every feaure, ahe ordered hm from her, sayng ha hla very presence would endanger her good name. They never mo agan." Slence fell. Lamen, wh hdden face, waa breahng heavly n hs effor regan hs self conrol, Charle Morn fddled awkwardly wh hs cgaree, more moved by older nan. ( emon han be cared show, Preonly Lamonjfc roso hla fee. " beg your pardon," he sad very que- Jj holdng ou hs h, "bu now you know why- bae women." on p Charle's,ngue..Q, pursue subjec nqk hs frend why le arred all sex alke, bu perhaps Laraon guessed h? purpose, for he brskly ward ho fr'placo, Hayng n lgh ne; "My dear fellow, 1 mh lw olt, H'N pas 0 o'clock, " JH oy'h wered eavleh.sly among Broru phon ha ll'ml hn nanelpl'pu n co ay wh nvan carclh, rlfn, glov'h brlc--lrac, "JJy ho way, wha 1M ho nanjo your furowlfel 1 " Jn fjoke very slowly drew breah almos beween each word, "Oreaela Dulvern. You'll fnd lu>r pho Nonewhero re, n evenng drc.^s Nonu flowers n her h," m-rrd Oharllo, wreslng desperaely wh an oh. Hnan bohs Hodr, Ralph Lanon'H fngers Kvmel hy n- Bnc pk-k ou ho plcuro Mss )111 v''n. "Lcvcly favdvlun eyes, lasn' sl'j" gns-l C'lrle, 'onlng up panng bu rumphan wh H gues'h drnk n hn h, Lanon ok a long look a pho, graph, whch a vson H eurlh, wlc, Kwc'- eyes, a remulous rosebud monh a glorous lroa am lun. ".MSH Dulvcrm mus n 1 very beauful," he K.'d, layng n 1 porra down agan, "Hood ngl We H.' mee 111 lc park morrow, a) usual." "How queer dear old Lanon ngh! 1 ' hough Charle. "1 wonder wher he's qu rgh. 'v.'lwnyn lenrd l; re wan BoH'hnjr wrong wh hs bror Jerry. le shu bnsel' or somehng, bu Lanon'r always boon as Keady ar Far Tme." ^ A week laer Kar soeey had n'new HOran, as usual a man a wnnan were a ho bom, Tho woman n quesn ho lovely Oreacla Dulvern, ho brd: ele' ho rch young Charlo Maren, anl hn manwondwh' would novur cease Major Lamon, wlom all wonen had been ryng subjugae for years n van, who hero cumo n ho spce ho whole affar known bo Chnrllo Maren's greaes frend, -A frs, wher-n ho-park, or n Hurlnglnn, or lawn n Asco, or n ho ballrooms Mayfnr, ho pary always a ros. Bu as ho days nghs London season whrled by /wachful oyos noed ha Mss Dulvern'a ses glances crossed her lover's lowerng face lo mselves n Lamen's eyes- ha ho walzed wh hor wce Charle's once; ha ho ploed hor across ho Bow pulled hs char beneah ho shadow her sunshade on ho ho afernoons n pork. For a forngh socey wondered 'Whspered n began alk aloud, Major Lamon Mss Dulvern had been recognzed punng alono a Madenhead. They had boon soon lunchng n a ender e-a-e a Rchmond, hon, emboldened by success, rumor shreked abou a box u ho Empre supper a ho Savoy, hs las oucry ha roused Charlo Maren acn, ono afernoon n club he ou Lamon before SO men. Ho o young o chvalrous carry sler doub n ho sacred presence hs lady love, bu ho berness mus havo ven, fell on Lamen's broad shoulders. Sck a hear furous wh hmself, Charle wen sragh from hs club hs rooms. Ho fel as hough all ho world, whch only ho or day had seemed o desrable swee, were ou jon. Nohng bu Oreaca muscho ake her ho opera ha nghwould soo hs ruffled feelngs. As he spped, dressed for ho evenng, n hs brougham an urchn ssed a wsed scrap paper n ho carrage. "Prvae room No. B; Cafe Royal; ngh, 11; 30." The words were n poneled-eaplals, ho scarcely glanced a m before earng ho slp across ssng from ho wndow, "Cafe Royal Rubbsh!" he muered. "Why, 'm gong ako Oroela Lady Bodalo's ball afer opera." Bu n ha plan ho dappolned. Oreaco. Dulvern had never looked so lovely. Every rpple --her am kssed har, every fold loco abou her bosom, enhanced her beauy, her glorous eyes oushone bg damonds n her ears. Ye sho vowed she had a shockng headache ha could brook ner lae hours nor nose. ndeed, so ll she ha oven as ho nermezzo n '' Oavallera Ruacana" sobbed hrough ho opera hduso she slpped her cloak abou hor, almos before Charle grasped fac had glded quely from bos, ''Wha a nusance!" he muered as, a few mnues laer, ho l a cgaree under porco, "Shall go Bedales' or no Supposo mus, Oreacla wans Lady B, presen her nes season. Bu 's so early ye. Ber go club no, Lamon wll bo re don' wan BOO hm agan. 'Why no sroll up Cafe Royal see f ha scrap paper a joko or nended for some ono else?" Ho nodded doorkeeper cafe ae ho, srolled n lesurely mouned ho marble Bnjrcuso, Equally slowy he paced up ho narrower sars, so dscreely carpeed,, pushng hrough swng doors, enered corrdor leadng prvae rooms. No, U fas closed as ho neared, bu as ho faced door a waer emerged, on waf food champagne rang a woman's lgh laugh. 11 You bore, wh LamonJ" rom Ralph Lamon's encrclng arms Oreaca Dulvern sared mpudenly a ho man who be her husb, "Caugh!" she sad, wh a lle laugh", urnng her head as hough sho would -lnvu-k-lssed-ho man by her sde:^^j" Hu Lamon, hs dark eyes flamng, sared hs fee shook ho clngng woman from hm as hough she had been a snake. "Thank God. Charlo, ha you're-here n me!" ho fred, srechng hs hs across ho ahlo whore younger man ad, pale as sne, "Hero see hs woman you would have made your wfe n her ruo eolors,'' "Oroaola Dulvorfcon s woman who, under guse pury nnocence, wrecked horlff my mos unhappy bror Jerry, You have seen for yourself wha manner woman'she s ha sho fol so easly n rap baed for her Wh a hful gold a few slen ksses. Pah, r very memory sckens me!" Tossng some money on ablehe ok up hs coa ha, "Come, Charlo, my boy, lo us go nnd leave pas here amd gl ana, gaudy velve, mased food spl wne a prvae supper room," Then ho pu hs anus genly round boy led.hm from room,- WHEELWRGHT SHOP,» The frends 'Bqnrc T, P, Snlfnen wl Ond hm n. bs old buneg n Walh's buldng on Mechanc Sree, Kcd Bank, N. J., where be floe all knds Wgon Work. New Farm WBm, HmrowB, Cara, Whcelbarrow, 4o., made order, Jobbng all knd! nwoly promply dona. ~ JAMES WASH( Proprer, A $2 Sale Women's Shoes. Tho remnans ceran los women's Hummer shoes havo >eon gared ger prced for quck sellng. Those, aro he remans reran makes whch wo wsh dose ou n season maku room for fall shoes. There's no enough go ondnoro's py for la comers. Hero's quany make : 75 pnrr (D^OM bun Hhoen, made by Lnrmy, MahowHon ' Co.; ''rv S;.7.">; now!». S5(> ])ah don^'ul bun shoes, J, & T, CHUHJ make ; wor 1 $:).5O ; now sj 1, 1. 'JO pars dongoh bun shoes, made by Fa'hy o Co.; wore. $5 ; now sj'j. 0 pars (longola la'' shoes, Faunco & Spnney make ; wor" A3 ; now sjj. 15 paw longola wel, bun, made by Fa mce & Rpnuy ; mueed from ; d. ll pars f dongola opera bun, Fnunee \' Npnnoy make'; were All; now f2, HERE ARE TWO LOTS AT S, fn pars ms.w dcme/ola ps, sprng lnvl^, lun, made by Dx ; & Bun ; vlucl'd from fl.oo ])a-h wonrn's dongola bun, dd sell from $1,00!?'3 ; now sjl, BERGEN, Broad Sree Red Bank, N. J. A Very mporan Feaure Of Your Home s Heang, We know our busness horoughly n hs branch -work. for celebraed We're agens TORRD FURNACE, noed for s economy n consumpn fuel, sasfacry resuls durably. All sors Heang Apparaus pu n on approval. We assume all responsbly our charges are reasonable. THE SANTARY PLUMBNG CO., W. J. BROADMEADOW, - - Manager. MRS. E. WES HAS ABOUT 150 Trmmed Has More han she wans. You can make a selecn from m a a reducn AT THE RED BANK TEMPLE OF FASHON, Machne Reparng, do all sors bg nnd lle machne reparng, have one bes fed machne shops n hs secn, horoughly unders my busness. do good bcycle reparng. C. C. SMOCK, Agen, FRONT STREET, BED BANK, N. J, Near Sourn Ralroad. REDUCED PRCES =ON ALL= Summer Sus For balance season. Exraordnary values n laundered s neglge shrs, 25c. $1.50. Sus, rousers, shrs, ec., f bg men. A. LUDLOW, LUDLOW HALL, 22 Broad Sree, Red Bank. CGAR ADVCE. No maer wha your ase may be n cgars we have somehng ha wll please ha ase. M. Pach & Son. ' Meengs Board Healh. Noce s hereby (jlven ha regular meeng! BOABD OP HEALTH OF SHREWS. BURY TOWNSHP wm be held on befrsana hrd Saurdays each monn, a Commssloner' Hall, Bed'Bank, N. J,, a four o'clock, p, M, ' A, C, HARBSON, Secreary. ARNOLD & WLSON, Manels, Tlng Freplaces. MARBLE AND SLATE WORK. Sla 43 EAST 59h STREET, NEW YORK, MEN Are quck (ee ho ndtooage perfec prnng. Tney nre qnlok employ ho servces a prner whose work lg perfec. Tboy keep u prey bmy, bu we sre alwoyg ready for more. For perfec prnng come THE REGSTER OFFCE. Plumbng, Seam Gas Fng SAXTABT WORK A SPECALTY. No. 27 Fr^n Sree, Red Bank, N, J THREE FAMOUS PLACES, j ChCagO N fngus for s PORK AND \ BOSOn 1» famous for lu BEANS Shrewsbury WTH! ummmnfor. TOMATO SAUCE, TH 'lnlnlm nk'h l DELCOUS nnd WHOLESOME FOOD Lllwn BB Shrewsbury Baked Beans ;j WTH Shrewsbury Toma Sauce, Always RcuJy. Can be serve J Ho or Cold. 0 PAl'KKD HY ; E, C. HAZARD & CO,» j SlREWSHURY. N, J, FOR New York Papers. NSERTED AT OFFCE RATES AT Teley's News Depo. NOTCE!. All persons are forbdden (lump rarbage ; or Refuse ncy knd on any Feld or Hghway N Shrewsbury Townshp Tlbou permsson from Townshp Board Healh, The carng swll refuse all knds : also forbdden beween hours fl A. M. P.M. Complnlns made A. C. Harrson, clerl, Red Bank, Dr. W. S. Whmoro, presden. Oceanc, or Wllam Henry Smh, nspecr, Far Haven, wll receve promp aenn. LADES! you negleced buyng a ha unl hs me? Sp a corner Broad Fron srees, see wha y are sellng has for. So ha we may dspose balance hs season's Has, Flowers Dresden Rbbons, we fer m whou reserve a cos prces, DO NOT FORGET THE PLACE. Mss A; L. Morrs's MLLNERY, COR. BROAD AND FRONT STREETS. Sampng All Knds Nealy Done, Coal Wood. WM. N. W0RTHLEY, SUCCESSOR TO J. A. WORTHLY, Wholesale Real Dealer n Sorann, Lehlgl, Wllkesbarre Cumberl Coal, When Coal la purcha«d by carload benef Of long ns, 2,240 pounds. s gven, ' Bes qualy Hckory, Oak Pne Wood a moderae prceb, LUDLAM'S AND CROCKER'S FERTLZERS CONSTANTLY ON BAND, Yard a Worhley'n Bock, Red Bank, Branch Yard a BeabrgM, N, J, Fel Gravel Rong. have pu on-wool-fel ros for. pas 20 years. They have gven perfec sasfacn, wll guaranee such' ros for 25 years f y are kep coaed. My Cemen Gum Coang s bes ha can be used on n shngle ros. gvea 10-year warrany or-all ros hus coaed. Leaky ohlmney repared, orders for any work n my lne promply done. Prces ar reason. We. OGDEN McCLASKEY, P.O.Box460, Red Bank N. J. A Bakery A Your Door. Fresh bread, cake, rolls pes, made wh bea maferals,be bakng, 1 delvered free a your door. j; BEOAD STREET, BED BANK. Holmdel Harness Sre. 1 hnvu oh'od n fln-'ua «Uru n Hdlm'. Tn' lulllc wll (hll here cvyrylb n ny ln 1, noludlk Wll M, JlulkUS, SllH'll, kv. H'avy Farm lanu^m, wh CourM, 522 $2S a Ro, A l!.mllu'»! Blnglo nn ( Doullu L«!l lnnosa n low JOHN W. ANCK, Holmdel, New Juraoy. 300 Wagons. Wo have over 300 wagons all descrpns n our sck, Wo have every knd vehcle, from fancy rnp chenpes busness wagon. Our leader s Corl Manufacurng company's "Specal" bnggy. No or frm n couny fers such a varey selec from, no or frm can mach our prces. Our Blue Rbbon Harness a $18 s bes made for money. We make all our own harnessmake rgh sell rgh, Brdsall & Son, Successors Gouly «e!e; MONMOUTH STREET, RED BANK, R. HANCE, Wholesale Real Dealer n HAY, STRAW, GRAN, FLOUR, FEED, POULTRY SUPPLES, ETO..We are hlng a large quany Marlboro Holmdel Hay very bes qualy. MONMOUTH STREET, Adjonng Town Hall, Red Bank FOP Warm Wear Wear. We are scked wh Scoch Orge, Amercan Jaeonees,' Corded Mula, ec., ao choces paerns. n Shr Walsa, Bels, Tes, Was Ses, Bel Pns, our lne has new been so complee. 's lama way wh Parasols, Chldren's Lace Caps, Rbbons, Lsle Thread rbbed con Underwear Summer Holery, n fac, our shelves couners are so loaded wh goods a a quesn where pu any more, ard y are beng sold a prces ha alk. BROAD STREET. RED BANK. N. J. S LATE! There's, Nohng Beer for a Ro. 's Durable. 's Frepro, Snowpro, Waerpro pro agans everyhng ha a ro ough no have. JOHN DUGAN, RED BANK. NEW JERSEY, QHERFF'S SALE,By vrue a wr O a. fa. me dreced, uued ou cour OSanMry Sae New Jeney, wll be exposed a Mle a publc vendue, ON TUESDAY, THE l&th DAY OF AUOU8T, 1808, beween hours 12 5 o'clock (a 2 o'clock), lu afer, noon lad day, a Globe Hoel a Red Bank, n wnshp Bhrewbury, couny Monmouh, New Jersey, all ha ceran rac j suae, lyng beng n wnshp Holnulcl. formerly Mlddlewn, couny Monmouh Sae New Jerey, on publc road leadng from Holmdel Col's Neck, s bounded as fol- 18we Begnnng a a sne n lno ha dvdes sad farm from farm lae Peer 8. Smock, deceased, herere planed n norrly lno sad premse, near a gae po runs from nce (1) souh, ny-egh degrees fory-fte mlnue wes, nne chans one lnk mdde hghway leadng Col's Neck; nce (3) along mddle sad hghway souh, foureen degrees fory mnues eas, weny-flve chans hry lnks wha called formerly Bamnsng or Hop Brook, abou one chan wes from where sad brook forks; nce down lourmosrsouaserno branch sad Hop Brook varou courses re unl comes where sad brook forks be-head Joseph p. VanMaer's meadow; nce followng noraserly branch sad brook m rnn unl comes where Bruden brook empes n same a bom easerly bank on, ea- #rly sde Bruden meadow, seven followng courses wh r dsances () norh, rxyhree degrees hry mnues w, wo chans sxy-four lnks; (2) norh, weny-egh degrees wes, sxy-wo lnks; (8) norh, Ofy.fve degrees one chan; (4) norh, fory-four degrees hry mnues wes.ore chan hry-wo lnks; (6) norh, hry-fve degrees wes, wo chans eghy-wo lnks; (8) norh, seven degrees eas, one chan sxeen lnk (7) norh, foureen degrees wes, wo chans weny -one lnks a bunch young chesnu sproua sng on eas sde brook; nce from sad sprous across meadow souh, flfyeven degrees hry mlnus wes, wo chans nney, hree lnks weserly branch Bruden Brook a foo weserly bank; nce up sad brook varous courses re where fence crosses meadow where a sne s planed on bank on weserly sde brook; nce across meadow ns fence now nd on a course norh, sxy-hree degrees hry mnues eas, four chans weny-egh lnks foo eabank; nce up 'same norh, weny-egh degrees wes, one chan seveny-slx lnks a sne on p bark; nce norh, wenyone degrees hry mnues wes, en chans fory-hree lnks; nce norh, welvedegrees wes, even chans weny-four lnks a sna on p bank; hence souh, sxy-sx degrees fory mnues wes, welve chans fory lnks; nence ouh, lxy degrees hry mnues wes, en chans four lnks where began, layng for one hundred elghy-uve acres, be eame more or less, beng same premses conveyed sad Aaron 8, VanMaer by deed from Wllam E. Smock wfe, daed March 17h, J84T, «- corded n Clerk's fce, Monmouh couny a Freehold, n Book A-6 Deede, lou 4, Ac. Sezed as propery Aaron S. VanHar, eaw aken n execun a su Cornelus Osbom,, be ld by " "/ MATTHAS WOOLL1Y, Sherfl. PARKn FXAROE, Ol'rl, Daed July BU.See,

7 CAPTURED COLORS. 'anfc<lerae nalefau n War JUeparnen. The, flags aken from ho Bou hern roops arc now reposng n an ac n ho p ho war deparmen, bu auno lra ho care ho governmen n 1807, when lmy woru dopobl u ho old war donurmun on Seveneenh froo. Thoy wuro han abou 800 n uumlcr, 230 )clgroca]>uml Unon sards. These flans wuro obnlued from ho commng gonurnls ho Uned Sfg rmk'h am wore cnnloguxl nnd denfed whenever wva possble. n 1,874 a nar flags wore plvcel on exhbn n u musoum n ho "Wnder buldng, bu 111 Ocber, 1883, nl ho flags wore boxed up, nml by ho drecn ho socrory war hoy were urel n ho basemen ho now war deparmen. When found, u 1887, ha ho flags wore rapdly decayng, hoy wore aken up n ho ac, whom hoy arc n presen The fac ha many ho colors orgnally deposed" are no now n ho onro ho deparmen la easly explaned by ho fac ha flags have from me me bevn reurned r ownqr8,appllcans beng flomomos made for m l>y governors saes or by organzans. Nneeen nundards havo boon rourned Uulou roops by ordcra soerorlos war, amoug hose roruod bolngpno sen back by Sann. Pror May, 1807, horo wore 21 Conf oderae flags reurned,en beng aken from ho war deparmen by Sann's drecns nne beng-aken ou >y nsrucns whch no from hm ndrecly. Bu seo 18H7 re have boon no flags, Unon or Confederae, allowed pass ou ho cusdy ho war deparmen. Some years ago an effor se on foo by an fcer ho war deparmen reurn all colors regmens, norh souh, by woa hoy were orgnnlly borne, bu several ndvduals becamo'dsconened a ho suggesn, nohng over came ho movemen. As a consequence y have been lle spokou snce, nnd ho deparmen la unwllng mako any...dqyflln, ho,.maer....n_fpj. orders are ha no one shall be allowed nspec flagroom for ho purposo makng ny publcan abou s conens, hs sep beng ken preven" arousng nuy secnal foolng n regard maer. As o consequence no one s permed even exnnno flags for any such purpose, ho secreary war refuses permsson have- ho colors phographed. Of ho flags reurned ho Unon regmeas whch carred m re are over 20, Pennsylvana havng recevedfvefor her roops,"massachuses geng hree, Mchgan wo. New York hree, Oho wo, Now Jersey wo, llnos wo Vermon Conneccu ono each. Of ho flags reurned a dfferen mes by reques sourn regmens re are 88, among m beng ho Unon flag whch ken a Newmarke Crossroads by Pennsylvana roops, ho Confederaes havng used deceve enolay. A groa nnny flags were loaned ou years ago by leers, as hoy wcro never reurned deparmen s unable replace m. Of ho flags aken from ho sourn roops now n ho ac.ho war deparmen re aro abou 2.10 whose hsry can bo obaned, whle number Unon banners recapured denfed s 02. Tho room n whch y are kep s a narrow, lgh dry one, ho colors are sng all abou, resng agans walls, some horn furled, whle ors hang lmp abou saff, all horn beng rn, dusy, ragged faded n spoed wh blood. Or sards whch havo los holr saffa ore rolled n bundles packed away n holes n a cupboard whoso doors ore f ho hnges, ho habby lle packages dry bunng remnd ouo a junkshop, only ho realzan wha y all mean cornea ono BO forcbly ha s hard behove ha men once fough lke mad possess ho b colored rag now lyng n a dusy heap. Tho )lues rods are o dm bo prey, ho panngs aro cracked rn, srpes arc comng apar, whle ho ny bs srngy bullon sll gleam amd arnshed heap former glory. Tho wood used for ho saffs s varous knds, whle ors ore peces broken scks broken 'scanlng boundgor by srngs ropes, As no allowance has boon gven ho deparmen wh whch preserve flags, y -wll lkely reman n alo deparmen ndefnely, f any move wore mado reurn m souh, would awakon ho old opposn from many norrn solders who fough so bravely capure hose very colors. And f were nended place m on exhbn n some publc museum, mos ho sourn solders would objec r flags beng placed on vew as rophes conquered. So managemen maer s an exeeedlngy delcae oneone whch ho presen admnsran deparmen hnks can bes be arranged by long flags res n a place where y wll no bo open publc, ye wlllwpreserved from decay. Among mos neresng banners shown s ha capured a Anlom from Snewall men. The colors ho Nneeenh Msssspp, Mahone's dvson. General ngsroe'b corps, s anor relc value. Ors are flags aken by Unon roopa from Nnh Vlr glnla nfanry a Geysburg, hs sard beng n hckes fgh, where Ploke mado hs famous charge Gen eral Armsead fell; banner Sev enh Norh Carolna regmen, whch dsplayed capured n ho same par feld durng gh a Geysburg; flag Second Vrgna nfanry, known as SnewaU'B Old Brgade, aken a Wncheser> by Massachuses -roops; colors famous regmen feared for s savage bravery, Lousana T gerg; a flag aken a Malvern Hll on July 1, 1868, by Pennsylvana voluneers from a Norh Carolna regmen, -fghng beng BO desperae ha Cbnfoder ae pled up around mselves dead bodes r fallen comrades fred from behnd hs human for. "A Bare Bodkn." "Bare" means "more" as weu as "naked," canno doub ha by '' bare bodkn'' Shakespeare mean'' mere bodkn," pon ho passage beng wh how conempbly small an nsrumen we could, f wo chose, pu on end lfe all s bor, " Bare" probably used nsead " mere 1 '"for sake effecve alleran, (Of, wh Hamle's "borebodkn.'' Rchard 's "lle pn,", 8, 169.) for "bare" n ho sense 'mere" need ce only "bare magna Jon a feas." '" The Unaanable. "Talk abou msery unaanable asprans," mjsed fa lady who hod somehng a penchan phlleophy, ",YQU woren'.b.ero, X guess, when four legged grl frs go bcycle craze." No, lndln rubber man had no been re a me menned,._. However, he laughed hoarsely. Adverse n TBE REGSTER.Adv Coney sl Crowds. Tho drama whch Coney sl daly ovulh for delgh s parons s declared freshen ho souls BO many mllllona uunally ha n oda compreend ho bulk mulude wo mus fancy gared ger all ho nhabans London, all ho pcopla Now York, every soul n Chcago every man, wonun uud chld n Brooklyn. And even n wo would bo assumng ha ho larges boass hose ces wore ruhs, for ono year's crowd on Conoy sl wn oom- Mod 8,000,000 Houls, No poner UM perpeuaed s bewlderng mnes, no joe lmn Bough mmoral lzo s wonders. s doubful wher ho foregn worldho "ouer harlarlunfl," as Uhlnoao call ho ors has heard ho place. Ceranly ho Alanc Garden, n ho Jowory, s enfold farr ber known. And ye 8,000,- 000 fares were pad by ravelers n a yearby ravelers who journeyed only ho me ha a cgar lass. no more wans or depends upon ber Tamo han gras needs panng or fresh ar needs a rhymer. s Now York's robor almos exclusvely, our homeopahc sanarum, our sun bah cebox combned, our exra lung, our prvae, gganc fan. All our ces, excep Chcago, havojjjrt places, wo aro conen hatosytflould, Bosn may keep lle Nancko, Phladelpha may connue roach across Now Jersey for her beaches, New Orleans s welcome all Lako Poncharraln San Francsco may monopolzo her opera glass specacle ho Seal rocks f she pleases. Wo do no wan holr resors or need holr paronage. She'll Marry for Money, DolleDo you beleve ha man s made dus? CholloHo has bo go any noce from you.»». f vou wan all news, you wll fnd only n THE REGSTER,Adv. Good cfee, lke ours s so ueewsary ha a breakfas whou sn' hull a meal. There's so much n a really lne cup cfee ha makes half n meal self. We em-ry fnes Mocha. Java, Brazlan cfees n our sck. Our prn Al cfees are from 35 cens 32 cus a pounl. F. F. SUPP. FOND OF HORSES? Then come look a some 've go a my sables. 's as good as a horse show ; 's beer for j-ou can drve or rde my horses f you wan ry m And f you wan buy, my sable s a place where you can ge a horse ha s worh your money back nex day f you are no sasfed. WW, T, HENDRCKSON, Sables n Mddlewn Near rwn's Mlls, Townshp Beween Mddlewn Keypor. Sraw Ha Talk. f re s any knd, make, syle shape, or qualy sraw ha ha we haven' n sck, we don' 1 Open Frday nghs durng July know. We are confden ha ' J Augus. Close Saurday we have very bes aasormen a' P, M. n hs lne a very closes prces n fac prces so low ha man who swelers under summe sun under a wner head gea makes hmself rdculous. H. H. CURTS, Haberdashery Has, BROAD STREET, \ BED BANK, N,J The Economcal Housekeeper Ges bes coal.. She buy rgh now n summer,, when many dorf hnk She ges her cellar pled full good, hones, sold coal, as clean from dr dus as f had been hed. She gae forless money han she would laer, she ges beer aenn. Dealers are no rushed wh orders. We would be glad have your order, The coal wll be pu n whou any dn or. annoyance; THOMAS P..BROWN, BUY YOUR Meas Poulry -OF- "HARRY THE BUTCHER," Enerprse Marke, Oppose Cenral Hoel, "Fnes Qualy."! Lades' Chldren's nvenry } Bargans! AT THE ; Bee Hve, Newark f THEBEE-HVE - - Lades' Shr Wass. One grea bg specal lo, conssng laun. ered collor eullj, s n percales, zephyrs lawns. Also, s flusled lawns percale s, all new bough poods, early n season prces were from T>5c, 81.23, now 49c. Lades Separae Skrs, Very choce, all wool serge, chevos wde wales, colors blael -navy blues H>x5 yards wde, lned velve faced, perfec n shape fl,value, 84, '> $8, close a. S2.98 Lades Sus, Serges, lnens, lawns, pques, ec, away down n prce; mus be closed ou before ovenry. LOT 1, Formerly p $6, conssb mxures n blazer shapes QU'd lawn sue, a,,. $2.99 LOT 2. Formerly ST.50 S10.05, conssmjr navy, black fancy mxed serpes n blazer syles, also fnes lnen sus n blazer syles nfed lawn dresses.,..._. S4.97 Bg Lle Grls Dresses,; One hous m go on sh' hs week, a prces ha Pay for Maerals Only, j Three Grea Los. LOT 1, formerly , a 75c, LOT 3, Sl a... 98e, LOT 8. " $8 S3, a,..:... $.48 ; ; Mal Orders Carefully Flled. J [ \\ L, S, Plau & Co., ; ;; Broad Sree, f f v NEWARK N,J.»»»»»» V!1 RED'S CE CREAM AT GROVER'S, Ths s bes ce creju ha we know. f any beer could bet had, we would ge, 's made pures maerals s fnely flayoed. AH popular knds, CLOVER, Confecner, "Lowes Prces." BEOAO STRB1T. NEXT TO ADLEM & COLE'S. B S GOOD BECAUSE WE HAVE, R Townshp Commee Meengs. He Bond ol fqwndp Oommlee Bbre sbn wnhlp wll hold regulm' meengs atown Hau. on Uenaoub srw. Rod Bank, N. J., on be Orel hrd Bauranya eacb monh, from B P.M. A. C. HARRSON,, Townwhlp Clark. AS HOT AS YOU'D LKE TO HAVE T. Tha wll be condn your house f you pu n a THATCHER HOT-AR HEATER. We're expers on hea busness. We employ only exper workmen, assure you sasfacn, THE SANTARY PLUMBNG CO. Fron Sree, near Sourn Ralroad Crossng. HORSE OWNERS. Any man who keeps a horse should buy hs feed a Brown's course, where clpped whe oas can be bough for 76 cens per bag, WHARF AVENUE, RED BANK. # # # «# # # # # # # Some Of The Fnes Carnages n Monmpuh Couny Are from our warerooms work "shop,.people have long apprecaed ha fac ha our capables n carrage consrucn repar are a p % ha our prces are exremely moderae. JOHN W. MOUNT & BRO,» EW YORK AND LONG BRANCH N ALBOAD. HUlHM n Now York: C-nrel B. B. How Jer. soy. fx> Lbery Broe; 'onnaylvanla B, 11., fool L'urllfUl Hlv' Dpsbroun 8rf«, CrHuo Juno Wh, 181)0. THANS 011 BED BANK. Luv N'sv York va Cenral B, 11. N. J., f».h'ry Hx-, 4!X, Han, loan, l W %.m., 1 (»»(Hurdfy only), 180, 215, af), 4 00, H'.. 5!Kl. lll, HH (Sunlays only) p. m. HumluvH.» 15 R. n.: 1 m, AX) p, n. VP l». 11, U., foo 'nrlul nl Vslnrows HrcolM, R m, T 40, 0 D. 10 (»> n. n.: 1«10.1») (Suunnys only), L'JK'. :_1 U.») ), n. amlys. H f, S 45 u. n.; 5 al p. n. THANS LEAVE BK) DANK. For Lmn Jncl. O'' (rovf, Asmry r»ls And Mln PcnHn,f 1.). a, 01)7. l 47, 111 W, 11 2«l, n. l^o m.; , SM, RR5. 3 «), 4 1», 4 :W, n L'll. MJ),fV>.» 47, 74l, H 27, 17 (Sflr- C:>N only) p.m. Sundays ('xo' ) (Venn (Jnnv nl Aslury Park). Va, D 41, 11 A) a, n.; 2 57 fu? l S Fl p. n. VUll FHl-KlUH.l VA MATAWAN. U-av' lc Hank s;a, :, l;)0 a.m.; W, 4 55, (SOU p. m. FOll KD HANK VA MATAWAN. Lrav> Frwhll B H), 11 \2 n.n.; 805, 4 SO, 0 lop.ns, For furr pfrlculnw SH 1 me nles n salonf. BU'US ULUDUK'lT,. P. HAl.DWN, Sllp. G. V, A. C,. 11. Of N, J. J.. WOOD.. '. A. Pmn... Dfos uxpn-ss rans. X rany. On mll nf-r Junu^l, BM, TANS WLL LKAVE RED BANK For Newark fnd Now York, 7 11,7 40, S 10.S> 45 n.m.: 1 W. a 15, V, l«. ) aa p.m. UB BuKlays. P 4!1 a.m.; 0(»l. 0 US p.m. " Klznbph, 7 11, S 10," U 43 n.m.; 1 43, 3 15, 4 15, 4 55, 0 03, 0 ;ja p.m. Sundays, 0 43 n. m.; 6 06, 0 W p. ll. " luway, 7 11 B 45 a. m.: f55, p.m. On SuualH 0 W n. ll,; 0 KS,» 38 p. m. " Woodbrldp?. «4f n. m,: 1 43, ( p.m. On Slnlnys,» W n. m.:fl p. ra. " Perh Amboy, 1 «, B M, 0 3» p. m. days a, m.; B pfl. 9TW p. m. On Sun- " Soul Amboy, ) 45 a. n.; 1 43, p. m. 111 Suulnys. S 43 a. n.; 0 00, 0 38 p. m, " Moawnu, 7 11, 0 45 n. n.; 1 43, 3 f, 4 55, 0 03, 9 3sp.m. OL Sundays, 0 43 a.m.; 0 00, 9 38 p Mddlewn, 9 4,1a.m , 4 55, 0 03, 9 38 p.m. On Sundays a.m.^0 Or,SJ 88 p.m. " Lonj? Bnncl, Pon Pleasan Bud ncrmedlafl sans. S 13, 0 07, U 20 a.m.: 1 40, 3 TO (Saurday!) only), 3 50, 4 So, 5 OS, 019 (dow no srp n Long Branch), 8 27 p. n. On Sundays, 0 S3, HP a.m.; 0 52 p.m. _<Sps a nerlaken for Asbury Park ocean (rove.) Seasde Park, Toms Blver nnd nennedae sans. 8 13, 1038 a.m.: 140, 4 25 (Saurdays only), 0 10 p.m., week days. Seasde Park (Sun. ll)llj8) TRANS LEAVE NEW YOKE, Desbross' 'ol sree fen'les. For Red Bonk. 910 a, m,; 12 10,2 00, 3 40,510,11 60 p.r un Bunduys, 0 45 a, m.; 8 f p. m. S, M. PREVOST, J. R. WOOD. General Munaser. Hen. Passenger Agen. JULY, (896. Merchans' Seamboa Company's Lne, Shrewsbury, Hghls, Hghl Becb, Oceanc, Locus Pon, Brown's Dock, Far Haven RED BANK, ~ The srong commodous seamboa, ALBERTNA, Cap. C, E. TanoCKMOXON, Wll run beween New York, Per a, foo Frankllu srec-, Red Bank, as follows: Leave Red Bank Daly a 7:00 A. S. (Sundays esceped). Leave New York Daly a 3:00 p. M. (Sundays exceped). ' x EDGAR BROWER. Messenger. TELEPHONE CALL, UA, RED BANK, N. B,All fregh nended for hs boa mus be on wharf 0 suffcen lengh me hle, ns shs! wll posvely leave promply 011 her adversed me. Ths boa's me-able s adversed n THE RED BASK REOSTKR New Jersey Samlarcl; also n rouff/ Hmm Monr, New York ll'orld. laclcf Scamhna O Mc B/h'npcr'g Gude. Tme-ables may be obaned n Burden & Longsree's prnng fce, Red Bank, EXCURSON TCKETS, 50 CENTS, JULY, 1806, ^crchans' Seamboa Company's Lne. Shrewsbury, Hghls, Hlpbl Beach, Oceanc, Locus Pon, Brown's Dock, Far Haven RED BANS. The srong commodous seamboa. Corner Maple Avenue Whe Sree, RED BANK, N, J. every, day,, Prce Advanage, four Repuan as Caerers! 5 BRGBT SLVER, FNE LNJBN, FBENOB A GOOD COOMB, OBLGNG WATERS, X Qj AND BEOAUsa 6 Our Prces are Reasonable We ProvdeLberallv. m Esraauw Furnshed Whou Charge ona a Vlal Solced. ' M BRANCH STORESs OCEAN OROVE AND ASBURY PARK. R 5 W. F. DAY & BRO-, S 890 BROAD STREET, NEWARK, N. jj( Cap. J. P, cnadwck, Wll leave Per W, foo Frankln sree, New York, Red Bank as follows: Leave New York Daly a 0:00 A, M. (Sundays ncluded), Leave Red Ban: Daly a 3:80 p. M, (Sundays ncluded). JOHN MOEfORD, Salesman. EDGAR BROWER, M TELEPHONE CALL, 14A, BED BANK. N. B.All fregh luended for hs jon mus bo on wharf sufllelen leng me hle, m sbe wll posvely leave promply on her adversed me. Ths boa's me-able s adversed n BED BANK neosternnd New Jersey Sard; also n be Counng Home Monr, New York TVbrfd. Mack'v' Sla mhoa Gude, anl Bulnger's Gufde. Tme-ables may be obaned a Borden 4 Long, sree's prnng flco, nm Bank. EXOCRSON TCKETS, SO CENTS, The Largo Commodous Seamer, WM. V. WLSON, CAPT. BENJAMN QRGGS, Wll run beween Por Monmouh New York (foo 18h gro', ^^«WnBhlngn Marke), as follows; Lmm Por Mompufh, Lean New York. Wed'sday, 1s p.m. Wed'sday, 1s a.m. Thursday, U, Frday, 8d...3Q0 Saurday, 4h.'.'.8 00 Monday, Oh 5 00 Tuesday.7h Wed'sday, 8n,..8O0 Tburaday.Oh.^.flW Frday, 10h 7 00 Baurdayl 11h Monday, 18h Tuesday, 14h..".800 Wed'sday, 16h..900 Tbd16b0 Tbuay,1 >, 0. 0a Frday, 17'h 2M "' Saurday, lbh,-.8q0 Monday,aHh...,5 00 Tuesday, 31s.,.5V Wed'sday. SM Thursday.'83d Frday,Mh...TM Saurday, 8J>b,.T0O Monday,mm Tuesday, 3Jh...8OO " wed'sday, SRh ll Thursday,aUh..0 0 Frday,8ls " ThuMdfy,gd...B(jO Frday,8d " Saurday, 4h ll Monday, Oh.,, " Tuesday, 7h m. Wed'day.Sh..400 p.m. Thursday,Oh.,.200 ""' Frday,10h...ag6o,m, Saurday, llh.,800p.m. Monday, 18b.,.800a.m. Tuesday, 14h Wed'sday, 15h..906 Thursday, 18h,.900 Frday, 17h.,,.j9TO " Saurday, Bh^oW" Monday, 20h., 1100 " Tueday,2l.,1200 m. Wed'sday, 2jd.1230p.m, Thunday,ffld...l00 " Frday, 24h 600 a.m. Saurday, 85h..800p.m. Monday, 2Th,,,8C0a,m. Tuesday,28h,,.800 wed'sday,29m.,9 00 Thursday,80h.,900 " Frdoy, 8l8 800 All back fregh mus bo pad before delvery. Ths boa's fme«abe s adversed n THE RD BANK REGSTER, Monmouh Press, 1 alo luwnocr'8 JUccfcu'8 Seamboa Gudes,- Tme-ables may be obaned a M. O'Bren 4 Son's. 813 Washngn sree; A. Morrs A Co., corner 14h sree nnd 9h avenue. Sngle lc&e, SOe, Jeur Tcke, SO#, FrelBh receved on New York Per unl 7 p, M., We are asfled wh a small margn pr. We buy as low as anyone can buy, conbequenf our ousmerb ge feed as low as can be sold, P, HAWKNS, FLOVJB, C4KAN AND FEED, Broad Sree, ^

8 N AHD OUT OF TOWN. Bhmr erlhg ems from all Over Couny, Maawan hns a merry-go-round. A Republcan club has bo' organzed a Freehold, Wllam Whe Avon HOU hs hound lan week for #12. Tlo Wall Mehods chm-h realzed $40 from a recen cake sale. Mrs, Kelwccn Jones Allenwn cele braud her 7-h brhday on ThufH<lny, The Farnngdalo rresbyleran eluvh cleared :W from a lawn pary hw wck. The Washngn fre company Ma a wan has sold "l Us fro egno bor OUK, Rev, und M-H. A,K. Wh-Aon Farmngdnle are vsng relaves a Toron Canada, The Mannsqan an Chrsum Chrsum hndeav socey cleared JU7 a a beach supper laa a week, week. Joseph Longsree has bough an n eres n Wllam H. Ely's barber HOJ a Manasqunn, The hay crop a Farmnglnle wan very poor. One farmer gared only en loads from 28 acres, Mss Lzze Marn Bradley has saled for rel, where HHJ wll make her home hereafer, The Sevenh Regmen b New- York has been engaged play a Pleasure Bay durng res season. Wllam Goodwn, who has been bahng maser Elberon bahng grounds for nneeen years, has resgned. The young son Wllam Newell Belmar badly burned abou mouh by some creosoe whch he had ased, Thomas Seabrook Keypor has been apponed as one Republcan members Monmouh couny board regsran. Theodore Rowl Long Branch has resgned as ranmaser New Jersey Sourn ralroad. He has been a ralroad man for over 25 years. Garre Sproul Keypor jumped from seamboa dock n bay las week whle exced. He pulled ou by Benjamn Wallng Parker Bally. A-fluaber-.Key.por^people were fleeced ou sums money rangng from $10 $19 by fakers who were wh crcus ha showed re recenly, A lace curan n house Fred G. Wlson R Keypor caugh fre from a lghed mach. Thefre exngshed afer a mall amoun damage had been done. ^ ^ SCOBEYVLLE NEWS, A CoUnlon a Broken Wa/on- A GvpHU Camp, The wagons J, C, Wyckf George Sfel collded near Luke Hance place on Saurday ngh, Wyckf wo men who were wh hm were hrown ou r wagon badly broken. Slfel's wagon also damaged. Wyckf borrowed a wagon from George fance connued on Asbury Park, where he bound a me collson, A b gypses are campng ou n Cook's woods, near Danel Sus's place,, Mss Florence Scobey Long Branch Mss Llan Heah Eanwn were recen guess r grfar, J, F. Scobey, ~ Mr, Mrs. Frank. Scobey Lanbervlle were also recen guess Mr. Scobey, " Mrs, G, H, Lews Mr. Conkln Red Bank, F, Gervaze New York, were guess J, F. Scobey las week. Mrs. Marn Welch Salem, N, Y., Mr, Mrs. Charles Hll Saraga were guess Mrs, James Walsh las week. Mrs, E. Hllenbr famly New York are occupyng r summer home a hs place, D, G, Campbell New Monnouh gues hs bror-n-law, Rober Lard, las week, Mrs, A, B. Thonmll New York s sppng a Wllam. Foser's for lo summer, Mrs. A. L. Scobey Kanwn vsed her cousn. Mss j, C. Krobey. las week. Alber Polhemus Mpen a few days la^ week wh fmnls a Asbury Park". J, F, Sc.bey has swajped" nn -am n", pones fu- a large bueusun horse. Tnn Falls News'. Mabel D'ns won a lk-yele whch wfb chanced lr 1 ly n- Anuj'-.MechaMf'H n 'reheen lll a. Eanuw on Saurday ngh. One (lay hn week f-uro-,. Onw'urd cu lu humb hs l' mdhvl! a bucher knfe whle HUJ p.ny;. Camp meeng Blared u Sunday n ho woods near Macedona wll rmnue 1'ur weeks. Gcuu Crawford spen Snday wh hs BHer, Mrs. Trevnun j'ne uf Wes Hod Rmk. ' John W, U.-nnel, wlu las been hck for ho pas week wh cramps, s now ablo- be hfu. Wllrm l.'l'na o' led Bank spen Sunday wh Hurry Cole.nan, Mss E a ao Kennedy New York s vsng Mss Sarah 0, Daly, Mrs, -Bnrry Maxwell, hns recovered from nn fack ackress." Rchard Crummel las lef ho employ Thomas Johnson, Mss Hophw Molr s havng jvnew well dug on her place... «-, Oceanpor New, Mr, nnd Mrs. L, M, Wernj^ondwon Jula Jolley Hem pu-ad,.',, MJHH Mrs. Olver Duncan son Brooklyn, were ho guess. Mr, Mrs, j. Edward Corles \w% week, M, (J. Garrgan New York spen Sunday wh hla famly, who are sumuejng here, Mrs, Elzabeh Morrs \a buldng an addn her house le used as a kchen, W, A, Haynes famly Cop, Bar, Edwards spen Tuesday a New York, Howard Scleld Newark s vsng hs parens, Mr, Mrs, Henry Sceld. Mss Adelade Evans Phladelpha s gues Mss Edh Easburn, Wllam Mdgeley, jockey, s vahls mor, Mrs, Elan.Mdgeley, Harry Sylveser Old Brdge s vsng hs sser, Mrs, J, S, Moun, Mss Lena Howard has a new wheel. Oceanc News, "Kd" Lavnge, whose ranng place s a Joseph Lle's Oceanc nn, has! pone on a shor rp hs home a Sag-onaw, Mchgan, agency, carry a lne n va- beng bes s knd, We conrol George-D. Kuper New York spen rous colors, open wh ps, We Sunday wh hs parens, Mr, Mrs, also keep or syles. Charles Kuper, who have a summer home a h place... Lahan Fearsall Brooklyn s vsng hs uncle, Wllam Pearsal. Before you purchase a buggy vs ". Mfwan carrage com WEST LONG BRANCH NEWS,.4 frabbnu Parv mnl a Mupper a Jonv Bmh'm. A pary young jeoplo wen crabbng on Monday afer crabbng WBH over supper eaen a Jony Smh's a Oeeanpor, Those who eomjkwd pary wore Msses M. Anno lulek, Ella h, Parker Dora E, Clayn hs place; MareCoraon Clayn ; Eunce Woolley Waysde; Lda Gordon Hghswn ; Jenne Shu Tnn Falls; Mame Achcson Jersey Cy; Harry Hulck Harry Mezgar OakhurH; Charles Woolley Waysdo; Arhur Shus Tnn Falls. A number people hs place vsed Hea Gr camp lah ThurHday, Among m were Mr, Mrs, Frank K. Krug wo chldren, Mrs, Harry T, Hopper, M«es Emma ThonaH 'lorence Campbell, Augusus ThonaH, Charles A, Poole, Arhur L). VanNoe Frank 'oole. Mrs. Frederck Mller has been vsng her son, Wllam C, Mller, a Freneau, Mr. Mller, who kcked by a mule a nhor me ago, has been HeroHly wck, bu s now mprovng, MsHeH Belle Kcbccca (eary, who have been makng an exended vs r sser, Mrs, George Kcynolds, have reurned ler home a Bosn, Msses Clara Wamvrgh Sade Taylor Mannsqan have been vsng 51ss Grace Clayn durng pas week. Mss Cora Lane Holndel spen par las week as gues her cousn, Mss Florence Campbell. Mrs. Henry Woolley spen par las wh her parens, Mr. Mrs, Wllam 8, Jeffrey, a Elberon. Mr, Mrs. Joseph Benne New York have been vsng Mr, Mrs, John Dangler, Nex Sunday mornng communon servces wll be observed n Mehods church. Mss Cordela Hulck Mss Suse HuJck have been vsng relaves a PleasuresBay, Hon. Mrs, F, Marshall New York are sppng a Mrs, James B, Sherman's, MlB" Myr Wheeler - Gran ford has been vsng her aun, Mrs. Rley Mabb, Mss Gasse Corles Oceanpor has been vsng her cousn, Mss da Seele. Mrs. Sarah Gbbs Mss Mabel Gbbs are vsng relaves n New York Cy. Mss Mary C. Acheson Jersey Cy s gues Mss M. Anne Hulck. Mr, Cole New York Harry M, Brower are vsng Henry Brower. Emma Davd Gugle have been vsng relaves a Hoboken, A horse belongng Wm, H. Benne led las Wednesday colc, Edgar L^ Whe has been vsng frends n New York cy. Mss May Ausn s makng a vs relaves a Tuckern, Wm, M, Golden has bough a valuable brd dog, «fcr COLT'S NECK NEWS, Pary Goes Shoal Harbor, A pary conssng Mr, Mrs. A. Sckles famly, Msses Laura Ellen Buck. Msse's Lzze Mame Sorrel, Mrs. L. Sfel, Sr., Arhur Sfel, Mrs, George Sfel daugher Wllam Nerelne spen Saurday a Shoal Harbor bahng clammng. Prayer meeng held n Re- ngh. Mrs, Owen Wes Mrs, F, F, Robers are vsng Mrs, Henry Whe, formed church on Sunday, nsead reglar servce, on accoun Henry Murgaroyd New York s ekness Rev, S, R. Cunnngham, gues Harrv Kemmerer, John Schanck, Wllam C, Buck W, Wlkns wen clammng on Saurday, They go abou 300 clams. J.'F. VanName, who las been vsng a hs place, reurned hs home n Brooklyn on Sunday, Mnses Mary nd Magge Egan Freelold spen Sunday wh r parens a hs place. John Sehanck Howard Buck Freelold were Sunday guess Garro \V. Buck, ' Alfred C. Buck Fred Wlkns vsed fedm a Long Branch u Sunlay. lery Hngncll anl ^m llmrv Brooklyn vsed frend here on Sunday. George Wlkn's pacng maro^ell n very nck., lj> FAR HAVEN NEWS. 1 l-'rnn'uvf Aemp 'a.van OJ H, C. S, Benne's dog Udorough HMe ho wo pouuls p.hom.l mea.sardny mornng. Tle mea covered.% 11 Pa;K L.^n'en yvah done up n a aper. The dug had ho eaen any small bones n hs foo abou wo weeks ago, s no.w able walk whou ;.KJ mea. uclu-s. la foo s sll panful he lmps consderably. Dr. Mrs. J. W. Hurley New Home young people' Shrewsbury Lle Slver svll go on n sraw York Mr, a.d Mrs. J, D, Hnrod Brooklyn spen Sunday wh Wllam rde Hghl Beach laer par Curehn. hs week. Arhur Hendrekso Brooklyn, who Joseph Egber New York, who has HS been 'vsng hs uncle,'george been vsng G. \V. Barlow, has reurned home, UendrrkHO, HH reurned home. Mldrel Armsrong, daugher Dr. \. A. Armsrong, s" sck. Leser, son Holmdel News. John Morsen, s also'sck. Mrw. Max Levna nnd Mrs, Logan Paul The funeral os Chrneyonce S. Holmes New York spen par las week one " larges ever held n hs w'll Mr. Foman Smh, vcny. The house crowded, Mr. Mrs, Henry Gledlll Rehnrd Gledhll New YoJ^en Sunday cemeery. The servces were con- over 150 carrages followed body wh Mss Adcle Parker, duced by Rev, Rober Fsher, who Mss ^Theresa Smh s vsng Mrs, asssed by _ Rev..Garre Wyckf James J. Parker Asbury Park, Kev, F, A, Slaer,. The pall-bearers were Mrs, Frank Morr 'New York s Ambrose Cook, John R, DuBos, Edward vsng Mrs, Rufus S. Merr. R, Suphn, John Henry Heyer, R, R, Srphn Marnus Wallng, Morrsvllle News...-, Mss Lavna Lane Mss Laura Anndes, who have been spendng a week whjher aun, Mrs. Charles Curs Red Bank, have reurned home. Barney Coyne famly New York, who have been vsng a Mrs. Peer Murphy's, have reurned home. C, V, Benne, son Trevonan Benne Red Bank, s vsng a Mrs. Abram Bowman's. - John Reppard famly Henry Tln famly spen Saurday a Bay Shore, Lous Senberg s buldng a cgar facry alongsde" Momsvlle hoel. Wllam G. rvng has fnes Early Rose poaes n hs par couny, Wllam Magee Holmdel spen Sa'urday wh Theodore SllweH. The road beween Holmdel Monsvlle s beng mproved, Alne Senberg baa a new wheel,» uabou Traps, Tle Crawford runabou has name Traps varous syles, wh seas facng each" orer back back, or boh combned, paned n showy colora, every one a fne job, from $100 upwards, BRDSALL & SON,Adv. f any hng ha'sjong on la worh ell ng, you'll flnf n THE RKOSTBH.Adv. WAT8JOE NEWS. A ay Hpfn n Camp-The Mehod MHcne, La Saurday que a jolly pary spen day a Sea Gr, They were Mrs, Gallagher Mrs. E. A, Gl an Brooklyn, Mr, Mrs, Joncph Bonno Phladelpha, Mr, Mrs, John Dangler Wes Long Branch, MUs Emma Dangler Oakhura, M«B Anna Kng Green Grove, Harry Bucken Haulun, eorge Dangler Johr C'auuuH. Homo horn wen on r heyek'h whle le ors enjoyed a sraw rde, Tle Mehods Sunday-school wl une wh Wes Long Branch Sunday-Hlool nex Wednesday mornng und wll go ABbury Park on a pcnc, Mr. Mrs, Edward Wes Asbury Park Mr. Mrs, Wllam Davs Eanwn spen Sunday wh Mrs Mchael Fary. Mr. Mrs. John H. Smock Lle Slver spen par las week wh Mrs. Wmock's parens, Mr. Mrs, Mchael Fary. Suse Green, daugher rvng Green Deal, who has been sck wh cholera nfanum, s now recoverng, Mr, Mrs. Frederck Fnch M, Wrnon, New York, are vsng Mrs. Lyda A, Dangler, Mr. Mrs, George Gramman Red Bank were guess Chrspher Gram man las Sunday, Edgar Kng Wes Long Branch s vsng hs gr parena, Mr, Mrs, Joseph Kng, Mr. Mrs, Garre Whe spen Sunday wh Mre, Mary A. Jackson Shrewsbury. Alber Wardell s runnng a vegeable wagon Red Bank for Charles Cover. Mss da Whe s vsng her aun, Mrs. E, A, Gllan Brooklyn. Mas Lzze V. Wardell haa recovered from an aack grp, Aleck Dangler Seabrgh spen Sunday wh relaves here, Wllam Benne Brooklyn has been vsng here. Mss Nelle Bowne has been sck. Lle Llver News. "Mrs, Fred Zrefgler'wfll'"goon"move"n coage lae Mrs. Elzabeh H, Thomas as careaker^ Mss Hannah Thomas wll reurn Phladelpha wh her bror, Dr. J, D, Thomas, Charles Brown, who s employed by Love company, wll soon reurn hs home n Wes Grove, Pa,, where he wll grow flowers for marke, Hon. W, Tabor Parker has four hreedollar gold cons whch are very rare peces, as y are no now coned. The corns dae from Mr. Mrs, Wllam Sherwood New York are spendng a few days wh A. L. Sherwood, Mss Mabel Sorrel s eneranng a large number frends from New York Brooklyn. Mss Ella Wcks Wes Grove, Pa,, s now employed aa casher by Love company...j Clarence Mar Woolley wen fshng las Monday caugh seven sallygrowlers. The Mehods Sunday-school_wll go on s annual pcnc Asbury Park morrow, A bcycle wll be chanced f by J, E, Harvey a posflce on Saurday Shrewsbury News. Mss Anne Cooper eneraned a. few her frends on Monday ngh. There no dancng, bu evenng enjoyably spen n sngng, nsrumenal musc, sry ellng or dversons, Those presen were Mes Lalage Bunn, Mss Kebu Cooper, Mss Ella Beekman, Mss Jenne Bell, C,. Paerson, G, \V. Barlow. Jr., Vcr Meer, James Brown Eugene Cooper. A lawn-pary for benef Chrs church held on lawn oppose church on Thursday afernoon ngh. The lawn hsomely decor- j ned. a ngh brllanly lghed. The pary well aended over Ml T. wan cleared, A pary young people made up a 1 levcl- pary on Slonday rode Long Branch. Eugene Cooper one M 1 le pary, Whle a Laffg Branch le puncured hs re hanro conc home (n rnllev, Benjamn J. Parker, who broke some The conrac_f6v_ reparng., Reformed church has been awarded John Gordon Freehold, conrac prce beng $4,300, Work on church wll commence abou Augus 1s, The congregan wll une wh ha Baps church whle Reformed church s undergong repars, Farmers repor ha re s a shor crop peaches hs year, whch y say s due foggy wear fore par season, They hnk ha peaches wll be hgh hs year, as Delaware seems b% only place where re s a large crop, Mrs. Lews Lane, who has been vsng frends n Phladelpha, has reurned home,....' James Hurley has a new wheel. A Grl ChaBedlby a Snako. Mss Ella Carroll mlayswn pckng blackberrea las week when she chased by a blaoksjake. Her screams brough her far, dward Carroll, her asssance he hs hred man klled reple. measured fve fee wo nches n lengh. + m The Sane Couple Marred Twce. Janae Bl Mara Clemen were marred by Jusce Borden a Asbury Park on Thursday ngh. Ths s second me y have been marred. The frs ceremony performed by a juslee^who bmnowdmmlblont hs ac refore llegal. Eanewn Man. Tho Daughers Lbery cleared abou #150 by far fesval hold n Crescen hall on Tlunday, Frday Saurday ngh. MM Mabel Shredrek Tnn Falls won bcycle whch chanced f, George Dense, son Alber Denlse, b on h las week by a dog belongng Longsree Harvey. Ho no much hur; Mrs. N. C. Whe Porl, Mane, s vsng her parens, Mr. Mrs. J. C. Edwards Ralroad avenue. Frank. Scoboy famly Trenn spen Sunday wh C. C. Smock Whe sree. The women Baps church wll hold a far abou f Augus. T. E, Hylar has reurned home from a vh O, T, Conover a Brooklyn, -»>»^ A Mnnng Pasr Found. Hev. George Wllams, pasr Frs Baps church a Long Branch, who had been mssng wo weeks, found n New York las Wednesday, Mr. Wlhams lef home go New York. He ld hs wfe he would reurn name day. When he dd no reurn a search nsued he found a hoel John M, Robers on Wes sree, New York, Mr, Robers s a frend Mr. Wllams, Mr. Wllams's mnd has become affeced bu s hough he wll recover. A Barn Sruck by Lghnng-. The barn on farm Joseph Q. Esell near Farfleld sruck by lghnng las Wednesday damaged exen $50. Wllam Esell, son le owner propery, n barn a me sunned, A horse also sunned, An njured Eye. Mrs, John Maney Monmouh Beach ou on her lawn las week, accdenally sruck her eye agans a branch on a ree, The eye severely njured. s feared ha sgh eye wll be permanenly los. She s now havng reaed n New York. ~_ Our Corons s bes lnen wrng paper ever fered for prce, 80 cens, ruled or unruled, John H, Cook,Adv. POWDER Absoluely Pure. A crwm arar bakng powder. Hghes a]l.n.leavenng srengh.laa Uned maes Qov- '.rnmen Food Repor, ROYAL BAKNG POWDER CO., NEW YORK, T'S MUCH TOO WARM TO cook mcnls n summer, ben over a ho conl Ore, Your healh wll luffer "S rad your happness wll vansh under hs J course. Use nn ol sve. nm sellngf <> hroe-burner, shee seel, round wck ol ' sve wh movenble reservor, a 80,50.. Ths sve s ss pnwrn, nnd s ; usually sod n ;!. S. SABATH, Fron Sree, Red Bank, Hea Don' Worry Babes f mors use our Baby comfors. Red, ' chng skn, chafng, prckng. hea cured by our Baby Powders, C. A. MNTON1 CO,, DKUGGSTS, No, 3 Broad S., :;;ed BanVN; j, Poor Panos are more common han one would suppose; n fac y are rule rar han excepn. The reason s clear. There la more pr n sellng m han n hlng sard makes. Be- 8d.es, s ordnary dealer does ne know pons a good pano. We are speo- alas on pano quesn, you wll never be gory f you leate maer n our hs. ' % A. TUSTNG, Corner Mason Bond, Hm»>»»>»»>»»»»» No Need for Us Wa Unl you don' noed Musln Underwear A CLEARNG SALE. Brr do rgh now-ay whle ho loa las we wll sell repuable) underwear only alhough prces mgh lead you expec poor goods. Repuable underwear only, remember; we can' afford sell any or knd : Musln, or Cambrc Corse Cover, hgh Shr Wasu, were 50c, pc, now... 88c, or low nock, all szes, a,,, Be, " " 75c, 1, now,,,, 496, Corse Covers, embrodery rmmed,,.,. Be. Chldren's colored whe Dreases, Cowu Covers, fnes embrodery, a dozen 1 ^ dfferen sylea,,,,,,3s0 _ Dresses, 4 14 yer, $1 Chemses, ucks nncl nserng,,,,,25c, knd.;.. 60o, efmsea, flna laco or embrodery, sx Whe Lawn Embrodered Browes,,,, 08e. n'y'm -... S8e, Anor lo sample Wrapper, beer Blll han ones we sold las Drawers, good musln, deep ruffle,,,,,.,a5c, week, your choce, whue y la. " ucks embrodery ruffles,, c, 70c. SOe. Skrs, umbrella, four-nch embrodery,.59o, Lawns, Dmes SaDM, gold h lace or embrodery rmmed.,... 08c, season for 10c, S^c,, your wo rows lace nserng,,. TOo, choce " Cambrc, Mmlln or Lawn, en 30-nch Orgy Dmy, 30-oen sylee, hsone embrodery,98c. qualy ;...,... Gowns, poned neck ruffle,49c. Poreres, P Mod a par, for f 1,8S Gowns, Empre V shape, embrod. exra qualy, worh $4, for cry rmmed,,,,s9c, Bes ndgo Blue Prna, worh Tc,,., gj«. Amercan Skrng Cambrc, woruj 8c Gowns, lace or embrodery, en sylej,,, TOO, Bes Apron Gngham, worh &,,,, usual $2 knd, dozen ylm..98e, Yard-wlde Unble«chod Mulln..,, Also a full lne Msses' Chldren'a Gowns Drawera, nfana' S»390 nch Shees, worh OQo., a,.. " Beacbed Musln shor long Dresses, Skrs, Cash, Manellos paern Bed Spread,.,..,,. 9ge, mere Cloaks, Ac, a md-eummer clearng prce-. Bcycle Grea Bargans n Separae Dress Skrs Sus, Every em, whou a sngle excepn, repeaenng New Goods hs season, a Md-Summer Clearng Prces, OUR MOTTO-Qoods bough hs season mus be sold hs season, Broad Sre,»»»»»»»»» JOSEPH S/VLZ; Red Bank, N, J.' \\ MMMM>» We Cour Compen, We Admre Opposn, And Under No Condn, Wll We Budge from AS DEALEBS N Frs-Class Groceres ONLY, AND PARTCULABLY BUTTER, COFFEES AND TEAS, OrLnoka Cfee a 88o. per pound. Prme Buer a 20c, per pound. Our Gold Blend Tea a 60c, per pound. L, VAN GLLUWE, Cor, Fron S, Maple Avc, A grea many people know we keep frue vegeables; do you? LUMBERBAND HARDWARE. 1 PANTS AND OLS AT WHOLESALE AND RETAL, Carrage Goods, Rms, Spokes, Hubs Wheels. Also Wre Hope, Boa Nals, Rves, Copper Nals, Blocks, Pulleys, Anchors Pure Manlla Rggng. Presn's Ferlzers (odorless) for Lawns, Also Bone Phosphae Fsh Guano, J. TRAFFORD ALLEN, FMO2TT STREET, Cor, Maple Avenue, MED BANK, 2V. J. Do You Love Good Buer? Do you have rouble ge good Buer? You wll have no rouble f you buy our SPENCER GROVE CREAMERY, bes n l. We sell Spencer Grove Crenmery a,,., rw,,,w, ffc. Bes Elgn Creamery n.'...".,,,.., 20c, Fne New York Sae Creamery a,,, Pc, (JooU New York Sae C'renmery a 10c, We.Pack Buer n 5 10 Pound Pall. Try. Warden's Buer Marke, ; BROAD STREET, RED BANK, N. J, MMMMMMmlllMMMMlllllM Red Bank Slae Meal Rong Co, SLATE ROOFNG, TN ROOFNG, CORRUGATED RON ROOFNG, FEL.T ROOFNG, PATENT METAL, SHNGLE ROOFNG. All Repars Jobbng Work Promplv Well Done, langeg, Furnaces, Ho Ar md Seam Heang. Slae Hearhs, Lnels Caps. Ths frm s conrolled by praccal responsble men, AUwark s done promply guaraneed srcly n accordance wh agreemen, Our prfcm are as low as work can be done for pay our hones debs, lve make a reasonable pr.. STORE Near New York Long branch Ralroad San, PROMPT ATTENTON TO A OBDBB. FRANK VANDORN. - - Manager. kves n Pose! Everyhng les n posajn makng pleasng phos, Have you noced how successful we are n makng dany phos? Tha's because we know how posegracefully, arscally. ' DEHART & LETSON, 27 Sree, _

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