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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
HnpiM'filnKN of the Wide World
Briefly nnd Tersely Told.
Rem* Admiral Thomas F. Phelps, re
tired, of Washington is dead.
Havana’s death list in December was
the smallest in ten years.
Governor Allen has signed the bill es
tabliskiug jury trials in Porto Rico.
Scott Wike. former assistant secretary
of the treasury, has died at Quincy, Ills.
Hli.iah W. B'aisdell, one of the found
ers of the Republican party, has died at
Rockford, Ills.
St. Louis has announced the comple
lion of the $5,000,000 fund for the
world's fair in that city.
Four people were seriously hurt and a
score more bruised and cut in a train
wreck at Perth Amboy, N. J.
An advance of 10 per cent has been
made to machinists in the New York
Central shops at Oswego, N. Y.
The British steamer Monarch has clear
ed from New Orleans for Cape Town
with 1.100 horses for the British army.
The Crouse block, one of the largest
apartment buildings in Syracuse, was
damaged by fire t<> the extent of $10,000.
Dr. II. II. MeAuley of Chicago claim
$100,000 indemnity from Portugal for al
leged false imprisonment at Lourenc<
Marques.
Thomas Nesbitt Carter, a well known
member of the New Jersey bar, has died
at his home in Newark, N. J., after a
brief illness.
In the seventh annual contest of the MM
memorial debate contest held at Cornell
S. S. Lowenthal, ’01, of Rochester prov
ed the winner.
Stephen Yaii Rensselaer Townsend, a
well known New York lawyer, has died
at his home in Hempstead, on Long Is
land, after several months’ sickness.
The board of naval officers which has
been considering the establishment of a
naval station on the south Atlantic coast
recommends a station at Charleston.
The United States Naval Academy as
sooiatinn has decided to continue the ef
forts of the Dewey arch committee to re
produce the arch in stone as a monument
to the navy.
The total value of gifts to Harvard
university during the past year is an
nouneed to have been $531,510. The in
dividual donations have been announce*
from time to time.
The Richmond Locomotive and Mn
chine works has received an order fron
the Wabash railroad for 50 locomotives
the contract price of which will aggre
gate about $050,000.
The collections from all sources of th*
Havana custom house, Culm, for th
month of December, 1000. were $1,114.
305. while for the corresponding month
of 1899 they were $1,108,130.
The Lakeside inn, a large hotel on the
northern shore of Bantam lake, man
Litchfield, Conn., has been totally de
stroycd by fire. The hotel, which was*
practically a new one, was valued at $10.
000.
The Rev. John <▼. Fee. the noted abo
litionist and founder of Berea college foi
the coeducation of races, has died at Be
rea, Ky. He was SI years old and had
resided at Berea since that city was laid
out.
Judge Walter S. Merrell, formerly a
member of the Connecticut legislature
and prominently identified with educa
tional interests, is dead, aged 73. H«
was a judge of the probate court for 30
years.
Joseph Yates Paige, for the past lei
years chief clerk of the comptroller *•!
the currency, is dead or pneumonia. H*
was well known to the hanking inteies:
of the country. Mr. Paige was born in
Albany in 1850.
Mrs. Jennie Racine of Middletown. N
Y„ has secured a verdict of si ;.t ;t it
against tlit* Hrie railroad in tin* supiem*
court at (Josiien for tin* death of her bus
band. Tollman Racine, who was killed at
a grade crossing.
Four hundred miners employed at No.
-I colliery of the Kingston Coal company
at Wilkesb.-r.ro. Pa., have gone on strik*
because they claimed tin* company had
not lived up to its agreement as to the
wages to be paid.
1'ostmasiei Hibbard of Boston has re
ceived authority from Washington t*
carry into effect his plans for using auto
mobiles in t! postal service. Three •>!
such vehicles < 1 design suitable for tin
work are to be built.
Fully 0,000,000 bushels of coal are on
the way >-<•** 1 li from Pittsburg, ami h
fore tin- pres< nt rise in tin* Ohio is olio;
* d *-!.» »' .t • more will probably be -hip
ped. V! * licet now on tin* way is made
up of 11)7 boats and SI barges.
The .shoddy mill of Peel vV Co. at Fish
er’s l.i i ami tin* Reading railroad in Her
netnio\\ !*. n suburb of Phibnle'nh'a, was
•nicely d . t * yeti by lire late \V duosday
u;:.:hr. The !• ss i o i mated at ali.uit $4:h
404, 1.11 y * • \ ; > d • y ills'll! an* • .
A •' * r *i .. • • : \ i lie -v« 1 1 for many
••••' s as i ' »! o o : lallaway. alias
who is now in the
' 1 • . .1.) jail "ii a charge of
received w«»rd that he has
• ir to an estate of $75,000.
• i < „e Henry 1.. Hu minim of M inches
r was nominated in the Republican leg
islalive caucus to succeed United States
Senator William 10. Chandler, whose term
of service will expire March .*> next. Tin*
nomination was made on the first ballot.
William Neufeld has been electrocuted
at Sing Sing prison. He robbed and
murdered his mother's cousin. Mrs. An
nie Krommau, in her apartments at *_!(!(i
West Thirty tilth street. New York, on
Aug. 7. I SUP. Neufeld met death calmly.
An oil gusher has boon struck in
north* astern Texas IS miles from Sabine
pass. 'The yield is reputed at over 15.000
barrels a day. The well is on a .‘1.N00
acre tract owned by Colonel J. M. (.’ni
fty of IMttsluirg, Democratic national
committeeman.
Silas W. Hurt. New York state civil
service commissioner, appointed by Gov
ernor Black and reappointed by Gov
ernor Roosevelt, has been removed from
otlice by Governor Odell. John K. Kraft,
an editor ami former mayor of Kingston,
was named as his successor.
Mililin Marsh. M> years old, has died in
Vis home in Wheeling. Mr. Mar.-h was
Morn at Sniiihfv !d. Jefferson county. <>..
jini came to Wheeling l!!l year- ay . H<
ipcnctl a cigar factory ami introduced the
tigar which Inis 'nice become world fa
tuous as tlie Wl.et I'ng st :.io.
Six children w< re trampled down and
killed cud -JO m !.<••*• were injured during
a panic at die Twelfth Street Tunic
hall, Chicago. The punk was precipitat
ed by fills** cries of lire. An entertain
ment for children was hi progress, and
the hall was filled with MOO little ones.
Cornelius L. A’v.nd. Jr., the defaulting
note teller of the First National hank of
New York city, who pleaded guilty of
stealing $000,000 from the bank, has
been sentenced by Jed- Thonas in the
criminal branch of t Cubed S a:os
ciicuir court to lfi years’ imp. isonment.
The steamer Amur, fro.n Alaska ports,
reports that on Jan. 0 tiro destroyed
£50,000 worth of prope ty in Dawson.
The principal losers are Ruddy A: Ivil
bourn, druggists: Honan a Meat mar
ket, Autler’s restaurair, San Francisco
Oystoi House, Cribh A- Uog s and
Rainier hotel.
A new steamship company, tjio l'nu
American Steamship company, incor
porated in Trenton, with powc to issue
>tock to the amount of $5,000,000. is
ninarjinx- »•* ^ ...
I spring between Xew York and the Phil
ippines, China and Japan by way of
the Suez canal.
I>r. William A. M. Mack, mayor of
Elizabeth. X. J.. was found dead in bed
:it 1 is home. Death resulted fiom heart
disease, from which the mayor had been
a sufferer for some years. Mr. Mark
was 44 years old. lit* was born in Gh n
Gardner, X. J.. and commenced life as a
telegraph operator.
At the Jamestown (X. Y.) waterworks
pumping station eight men wore at work
on a scaffolding over a deep reservoir
when the framework gave way, and they
fell 30 feet into the reservoir, in which
was only shallow water. Xearly every
one had broken bones and bruises, four
being fatal’y injured.
Mary Spitzmau and Clara Meyers, serv
ants, were burned to death in a fire that
gutted the fiflirt floor of the Buckingham
apartment house, corner of Allen and
Mariner streets. Buffalo. The fire started
in the kitchen of the fifth floor, directly
below the servants’ room. The property
loss is estimated at $85,000.
The will of the late Roger Wolcott of
Boston has been admitted for probate.
An appraisal of the estate shows per
sonal prop. : ty valued at $1,509,000 and
real estate valued at $130,000. making a
total of Si.030.000. The executors are
Francis (\ Welsh. Roger Wo! ott and
Philip Dexter. Each of the executors
has filed a bond of $2,000,000.
A statement of the imports and ex
ports of the T’nited States issued by the
bureau of statistics shows that during
December, 1000. the imports of mer
chandise amounted to $08.590,000 as
against $70,733,843 for the correspond
ing month in 1899. The exports of do
mestic merchandise during the year are
shown to have been $200,180,700 in ex
cess of those of the year 1890.
Commander John W. Quackenbush. V.
S. X.. retired, is dead at his residence in
Washington. Commander Quackenbush
was born in Xew York and was appoint
ed to the navy Sept. 24, 1847. He served
on the frigate Cumberland during the I
Mexican wai and later saw service in j
the Pacific squadron. He was actively
employed during the entire period of tin
civil war. He was retired in 1809.
The coroner’s jury investigating the
recent explosion in the building on
Warren street in New York city occupied
by Tumult A Co., wholesale druggists
returned a verdict holding the meinbeis
of the company criminally responsible.
The membeis of the firm, Thomas S.
Main and William G. D. Powers, wen
ordered to be produced before the jui>
to be admitted in bail of $5,000 each for
the action of the grand jury.
FOREIGN NOTES OF INTEREST.
Johann Faber, founder of the Faber
Lead Pencil factory, is dead.
The German government has ordered
2,400 tons of sauerkraut in Philadelphia.
Mail advices from Antarvinarivo, Mad
agascar, report the drowning of 50 mi
tiv<*s from the capsizing of a barge.
The sum of $30,450 has been awarded
by the admiralty court to the owners ot
the British steamer Cluden for salving
the Bed Star liner Friesland last No
vember.
M. de Witte, the Russian minister ot
finance, will he created a count at tin
Russian New Year, according to a dis
patch from St. Petersburg, in reeognitn>i
of bis services to the empire.
Mrs. Mackay has paid 20,000 franc
arrears of taxes since ISON, to save fmr.
sale by the French government tin
(Tiurch of St. Joseph in Paris, the Pas
sionist Fathers and chaplains having ap
pealed to American and British Catholics
for assistance.
Latest advices from Samoa state tha
the money, amounting to over $41,000
which the governments of Great Britain
Germany and tin* I'nitcd States promised
to pay the Samoans for the surrender o!
tl’.eir arms after the last war is now be
ing distributed.
An overcrowded steamer plying on
Wt st river lost her rudder and was car
ried by the current on the rocks non;
Canton, sinking in a few minutes. Of 5n
passengers on hoard 150 were drowm d
through being unable to reach the derk
and jump overboard.
The Chinese viceroys of the southern
provinces are paying American, English
and French indemnities for destroyed
mission propel t.v. The French have re
ceived $275,000 for the burning of Catlio
lie missions in the Canton prefecture. Tin*
claims are being paid with money raised
by special assessments on rich gentry and
by the leasing of gambling monopolies.
The Nice police have arrested Prince
Victor Nakadchidze. a Rus ian, on the
charge of p • tting to take the life of the
czar on the laticr s supposed approaching
visit to Xi o. Prince Xakadchidze, wlm
is a nihilist, was condemned to death n
Russia as an u< complice in the conspira
cy of 1SS0 against the life of the late
Czar Alexander 111. lie was also eon
vieted in Paris of being illegally in the
possession of explosive machines.
4a«‘iit‘i*nl MarUotM,
New Yoyk. Jan. 10.
FLODH- State and western inactive and I an 1;.
atcudy; Minn s. .1 p.i .nis, $fa4.35: winlci
straights. -I'm :s. 55; wiiuei extras, $2.5t>a2.'JU.
winter patents, 5.i4.
Will:AT Sold oft again this morning untie i
weak cables, liquidation and continued abxi...
of public support; March, 80V:»a80 ll-10c.; May.
8«94a81 1-!<>«'.
It YK Steady; state, 53a54c., c. i. f., New York,
carlots; No. 2 western, 5"1 f. o. I)., afloat.
COHN Fairly active and easy on cables and
in sympathy with wheat; May, I39ia43 15-10c.
OATS—Dull and easy: track, white, slate, 3D,L
a3'je.; trad;, white, western, 3Dja35c.
I’OllK Steady; mess, $llal2; family, $14.50a
15.50.
l.AHD Easy: prime western steam, 7.75c,
III TTEH- Firm; state dairy, I4al!>lijc.; cream
ery, lt>a°1c.
C'lIKKSF.—Firm; fancy, large, fall made, 1144a
ID mc.; fumy, small, fall made, 1194 a 12c.
EtitiS -Easier: state and Pennsylvania, llPfca
21c.: western, loss off. I!»l-a20c.
Sl’tiAH Haw steady; fair refining. 3"fec.; cen
trifugal, i>o lest, 4;tm.: refined steady: crushed,
6.10c.; powdered, 5.70c.
MOLASSES steady: New Orleans, 32a40c.
' Hit ?. Steaiiv; domestic, 3”sat>l4< .: Japan, 4aia
I 4 s* .
TALLOW—Steady; city, 5V»c.\ corn try, 5V*a
6-N. .
IIAY Steady; shipping, 77L>a80p ; good to i
• v'iee, S5a95c.
Kruger Wants to He Hecogiilned.
London. .Inn. 17. Mr. Kruger will vNi;
America if In' is assured that President
Mi Kinley w ill ieceivi him officially a^
presiem of the Transvaal. Itis friend.
*lo not want him to undertake an aidit
tut* journey in cold weather if it is to be
fruitless. John K. Milliolland, repre- ’til
ing a group of American pro-Boers, visit
ed Mr. Kruger a fortnight ago with \V
T. Stead and invited hint to visit Ameri
ea. Afterward Mr. Kruger wrote while
ilt that his health forbade him to do so.
Now that lie has recovered lie is willing
to make the trip if satisfied that his visit
would tangibly help the Boers. He tells
friends he has reason to hope for the
czar's moral support. The operation on
Mr. Kruger's eyes at Utrecht next week,
although slight in itself, will necessitate
absolute quiet fur some time.
Fatal A ee til cut Avar Cornlnw.
Corning. V V.. dan. 17.—John Scott
of Bath, aged 7l> and very deaf, was
walking along the Lackawanna railroad
tracks to the scene of Tuesday night's
big wreck when he was struck by a
special and cut to pieces. His head
was found on the engine pilot after it
had run n mite to the station. A. 11.
Suker, who was also walking to the
wreck, fell in a culvert, cracked his
breast twine and was otherwise seriously
intored.
THE VENEZUELAN BROIL
United States Gunboat Hurried
to Guan co.
THREE BATTLESHIPS HELD READ!
I' ii n Hi <• in I \ cl vices Received In
Washington Indicate TIint Anphwlt i
Trouble1 If Serious—Quest ion of tlie
Orinoco Trading* Company.
Washington. Jan. 17.—Force will In
employed by the United States if neees
sary to prevent illegal expulsion, of tin
New York and Bermudez company fron
its asphalt concessions in Venezuela. Tlu
north Atlantic squadron is held in readi
ness to proceed to Venezuelan waters.
Officials of the administration do noi
conceal their concern over the situation
Unofficial though reliable advices wen
received here yesterday announcing that
the revolution is increasing at Guam co
and t ho government is preparing to g< t
possession of the arms of the New York
and Bermudez company.
This information was the cause of *
conference yesterday afternoon b tweei.
Assistant Secretary of State II II am
Commander Cowles, acting chief of tin
bureau of navigation. As a result of tin
conference the Scorpion was ordered t<
leave La Gunyra and proceed at once t<
Gnanoco, which is believed to be on the
Orinoco river.
Decisive Measure* Are Ordered.
Lieutenant Commander Sargent, com
manding the Scorpion, has been dire-.••c
to protect American interests, to lam:
men if the situation requires such action
but to avoid bloodshed if possible.
Minister Loomis will be apprised ot
these instructions and will communicate
them to the Venezuelan government. lie
was instructed yesterday afternoon t<
use his good offices to secure the reran
to the Orinoco Shipping and Trading
company of the two steamers impressed
by the Venezuelan government Tuesday
for operations against the revolutionists.
From the information received it is be
lieved by the authorities that the vessels
are to be used in the proceedings against
the New York and Bermudez company.
Mr. Pulido, the Venezuelan charge
d’affaires, deeply regrets that the incident
has reached the stage of seriousness tlu
newspapers report.
‘‘I have heard nothing on the subject
from my government.” be said. “With
regard to the impressment of the tw«.
steamers, I may say that they fly tin
Venezuelan flag, and, as the • Unitec
States did during the war with Spain
the government took possession of then:
because an emergency required such ac
tion.”
■ niff ichiiii>« liny lie Kent.
The emphatic statement is made that
the United Slates cannot afford to permit
its citizens to lie deprived of their prop
erty and rights without due process of
law. and if the New York and Bermuda:
company is ousted from its concession
notwithstanding the assistance which thi
Scorpion will lend reparation will be ex
acted.
The authorities are hopeful that the dr
terrained attitude which has been assivn
ed will bring the Venezuelan government
to its senses and prevent trouble.
The battleships Kcarsarge and Massa
chusctts are at Pensacola. They will la
joined in a few days by the bat'lr h'i
Alabama, which is hold at Tompkinsv 1U
pending repairs to a piston rod whirl
bent during her recent inspection. Tin
first two battleships ern reach La Guay
ra in five days at the utmost, and oven il
there tie no conflict it may be deemed ad
visnble to order them to Venezuelan wa
tiiz. ——— .
Cut Flowers,
Potted Plants
and Ferns for
Talile and Home
Decorations.
Violets. Carnations
Roses—fresh, frag
rant and beautiful.
Special orders delivered on
Christinas Morning.
HOLTON,
THE FLORIST,
Soinit Si.. iMsiown.
Tkliitionk No. 138.
Horses & Carriages
FOR SALE
GOOD ROAD HORSES, AND
FARM AND BUSINESS HORSES.
Also
BUGGIES, SURREYS AND
OTHER CARRIAGES.
ANDREW RILEY.
daniel losey
"•nuceseor to Charles McCoUuu .
NEW LIVERY STABLES
KKAh L' S. HiITEI.,
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First-Class High. Good Horses
Reliable Drivers
• .'in- H'.irnHUwi for Stated *-*erl<»<l- --pec
In' V'aelMtie- ''nr Reoept inns. Wedd ‘rifts or
Funeral*- \rr.*n)mndaH<n- for Roardlm
k»' ' e Hav. ,,r NTonth
DANIEL LOSEv,
. ' Proprietor.
IT. M. COMPTON,
Carpenter tnd Ruilder.
JnhhlnK a Soecialtv. Prouipi H»ri Personal at
tention iriven to all orders. Residence and
*»hous No. 6 HarrLson St. Morristown. N J
Telephone 3S4 f. 34til
BUSINESS CARDS.
PIANOS S££!K»*»
i iiinv/u 0N installhents
TUNING AND REPAIRING,
Orders Received at Runyan’s Bock Store
2543 A. H. RIEHMAN
JOHN B. VREELAND
Counselor at Law,
MASTER AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY
Office: Savings Bank Building
Morristown. - New Jersey.
CHARLES STILWELL, JR.,
Attorney-at-Law
•it* Master in Chancery
REAL ESTATE
Roou id. Savings Bank Building, Morristown
C. F. AXTEi-L,
Attorney and Counseller at Law.
Morristown Trust Company Building
PARK PLACE and MARKET ST.
Morristown. N.J. Telephone Call No 81 a
Loans negotiated on Approved Real Estate.!
2114
JOHN E. FENNELL!
attorney at law
SOLICITOR AND MASTER IN CHANCER'
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Morristown, • New Jersey
JOHN M. HAINES
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
NOTARY PUBLIC. U. S. PENSION
AGENT, COMMISSIONED.
WASHINGTON STREET,
m2 MORRISTOWN, N. J.
QR.W. G. SHARPE
DENTAL SURGEON,
Rooms 4 and 5 Cover Crosby & Hlll’sst 're 1
McALPIN BLOCK, MORRISTOWN. N. J
OFFICE HOURS. 8 A. M. TO 5 P. M.
OR. C. W F. HOLBROOK.
DENTIST,
SAYBROOK PLACE 2,
VEW*RK, - NEW JERSEY
DR. JAMES MOSEDALE,
Veterinary Surgeon.
Member of the Royal College of Veterinar>
Surgeons, London, England.
Successor to Dr Wm. H. McIntosh
Veterinary Surgeon
Telephone call 1 gSK *
Office 107 Morris Street. Residence 39 King St.
2160_ __
QEORGE W. HOWELL.
Civil Engineer and Surveyor,
IRON BANK BUILDING.
Morristown. New Jersey
ROOS & BOORAEM,
ARCHITECTS.
Philip w Roos, H. Toler Boorakn
TRUST COMPANY BUILDING,
MORRISTOWN.
New I -rk Office, - - 33 Nassau street
_mi 4
BENJAMIN J. CRANE,
Real Estate and
Fire Insurance
Conveyancer and Notary Public
Trust Co., Bl'd, Morristown, N. J.
Telephone Call, 286 F.
$. M TOMS.
Contractor and Builder,
Personal Attention Given to Jobbing.
Shop and Reside net)
Corner Atno Avenue and Clinton Street
Telephone 352 a.
1609
JOHN L BROWN,
■ 5i Morris Street.
Practical Hcrsestioer and BiacKsmfffi.
Work, ' Cond and Track Horses Shod In t
radical and Scientific Manner.
Personal Attention Given to All Work.
CHARLES R. LINDSLEY,
BUILDER.
1 arpeuter work of every description prompt
■■ executed at reasonable (trices. Estimates
•truished. Peraonal attention (riven to orders.
SHOP: McALhN BUILDING,
v»*ar Postofflce. Morristown Residence. 49
Mills Street.
Established \ esterday. 18
W.T. COGHLAN.
PAINTER
WALL PAPER.
n Stock and mane to Order.
CORNICE POLES.
>rsonal Attention! Reasonable Prices:
Telephone 258 b.
SHELLEY HYGIENE ICE CG,
- MANUFACTURERS OF -
HYGIENE ICE
Frtm DISTILLED MORRIS AQUEDUCT WATER.
Free from Specks, Dirt and Sav/=dust
The water from which our ice is made is distilled,
reboiled and filtered twice.
‘FACTORY, COLE AVE., - TELEPHONE CALL 202.
The public is cordially invited to visit the factory and inspect the process of manufacture.
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Some Interesting Figures
Capital Stock of the Four Great Banks ot the World, Dec. 3*1, 1899
Bank ol England.#86,047,935
Bank of France. 36,050,000
Imperial Bank of Germany 28,560,000
Batik of Russia. 25,714,920
Total.#178.872,855
Funds held by the Mutual
Life Insurance Co. for the
payment of it" policies,
December 81, 1809. $801,844 537
Or $125,471,682 more than the combined
capital of these famous banks
The new form < f policy of the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York,
Richard A. McCord >, President, provides: First, the security of $301,844 537 of
as-ets; second, pioti <hle investment: third, liberal loans to the insured; extended
teini insurance in esse of lapse: automatic paid up insurance without exchange of
policy: liberal surrender values: one month’s grace in payment of piemiums For
further information apply to
STEPHEN C. GRIFFITH, Agent, Trust Co. Building, Morristown, N. J.
GEORGE B. RAYMOND, General Agent for New Jersey
No. 197 Market Street, Newark, N. J.
EYE EASE IS OBTAINED
from our scientifically fitted Glasses.
Our
Double Vision
Glasses
ar« Perfect
Both for
Distance
aid
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The Holiday season is at hand and ou: showing of useful
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Fancy and Cozy Corner Thermometers, Opera U'asses,
Huh Power Reading Glasses, Telescopes, etc, A fine
assortment of the season’s NOVELTIES IN STERLINO
SILVER.
W. FRANKLIN HARTENSTINE.
REFRACTING optician,
35 South Street, Morristown, N. J,
Formerly with The Spencer Optical Co., New York.
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IF MV rT0 LET SIGN
Is on .out iH.iiM . t as ijood at
rented. a'»d rented t.. '• sponsibl <
leasonable tenants It \.>u wish r.
tiire a •i-.hm I can ser'e \mi eqnaib
well. I ,. i( larij ...| .mtau.a,
and ant in 1 '>• gt vi d
largest property owners hereaboutf:
which enables me to give my ciienb?
the bc6t service it is possible to get.
THEODORE A IRS JR,
FARRELLY BUILDINfa.
MORRISTOWN, N. J
Cornish Piano or fc
Cornish Organ any
where upon the dis
tinct understanding
that if It is not satis
factory to the pur
chaser after twelve
months’ use, we will
take it hack. Could
anything be fairer,
anything more lib
eral than this
unique plan of sell
ing
Cornish
Pianos
and
Organs.
This is j
the most <
r liberal offer
r— ever made.
It would be im
possible for us to
uiu.ff' it it it could not#
be supported by the ^9
st.ron • evidence of
our absolute rellabil- M
Ity. W * guarantee «
every instrument for
twenty-five years,
and we back u p
each purchase with
a personal guarantee
endorsed by a bust- fa
n oss reputation of jc0
fifty years, and prop- fjflnf>
erty worth over a far
million dollars.
r UK fULI. rA R
TK'ULA HS OK THIS
Would F am ed
Cohn is h Plan,
Bend for our Xetv
Souvenir Cutnloaue
—a wonc or art with ^-=3S=s=CSSL
handsome colored Illustrations. We send It
absolutely free.
Over n Quarter of a
iTHIIion Hatiwlied Cuwfomern,
A prompt re*
spouse to this ad
vertisement will
secure n special
discount from
list prices of $lo
on nn orirun, n ml
$20 on a pinna.
With every r.-r
nlsh Plano Wo send
a Corr.lnh lati-i t
I M ii sica 1 Attucii
’ merit \v h 1 c h cor
rectly Imitates t lie
Harp, Guitar
Pan jo. Muudo.il;. i
etc. This can only '
be had with the
Cornish Plano, t
- . ■■.. , ..j tor rererenc*9 ;
commit your bank, our bank, any b<i>>
CORNISH & COMPANY.
k (Established 50 Ye tr* /•
Wushlniftoii, N. J. .'V
TO CUKE A COED IN ONE OAT. |
Take I AXATIVE HromoQuintni Tamexts A1
druggists refund the money if U to cure
E. W. Grove 8 signature *• on eae.i boi. 2/>c
i77
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And
A few of the things
it chops.
nuunmnu n
Uidhs Fun &Clah. IJl;
vJUw Bm rm,CW.
Each Machine Has THREE Cutters
AND CHOPS
Coarse, Medinm or Fine.
It replaces the Chopping Bowl and ig
A Household
necessity Which You Wi!5
Use Every Day.
*rOt? SALE BY
PHILLIPS & DAY
General Hardware Dealers,
|5 Park Place, Morristown, N. J.
Andrew G. Phillips, Telephone Call
William E. Day. No. 21.
JOHN DENMAN
CA8 ALL THE
IMPROVED APPLIANCES
-FOR
ODORLESS EXCAVATING,
WHICH HE 18 PREPARED TO •„> rs .
THOROCOH MANNER, s'i
PRICES MUCH LESS THAN THOSE
HERETOFORE CHARGED IN
MORRISTOWN
Orders left at JAMES P. sULLiVAN
& SON’S, corner Market Street and Park
Place, or P. O. BOX No. 234. will re
ceive Prompt Attention.
TELEPHONE OAL), It »
jL
MINERAL WATERS IN SIPHONS
Vichy, Apollo, Carbonates
• • and Seltzer.
10 cts. per Siphon or Jl . p,iZ
2-i per I ir-j r ...
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