The evening world. Newspaper, February 4, 1904, Page 13

Bag WINTER DANCE FOR ~ THE HANMAKERS AN East Jersey Preparing to At- tend a Unique Entertainment wo Take Place on Feb. 11-at} : Schuetzen Park. . TO WEAR. RURAL COSTUMES. It "Will Comprise Many of the Feat-| 4 ures of a County Fair, in Addition| « to the Barn Dance, with Special] : Prizes for Ladies. All of East Jersey ts getting ready for the barn dance at Schuetztn Park on Web. 11. An invitation has been sent | % to Gov. Murphy, and althquh gno reply has been received it s believed that ho will attend if he can spare the time. Politicians, financiers, manufacturers, brewers and plain everyday working people will mingle with the farmers of Cnion Hil, Secaucus, North Bergen, Guttenburg and other historical spots surrounding Schuetzen Park. It has been a good many years since any big entertainment hag been given at Schuetzen Park in winter, but there was a time when the famous resort was ne of aa many revels during the cold season as in the summer time Not until the Haymakers of Hudson County saw the possibilities of a big entertainment, comprising all the feat- ures of @ country fair and a dance, did the revival of Schuetzen Park as an amusement centre take shape, The Haymakers {s an organization of | © Hudson County citizens who believe in making hay whether the sun shines or not, which in a measure accounts for the fact that the barn dance 1s to be given at night. It 1s obligatory on all who attend that they be attired In cos- tumes supposed to symbolize life in rural communities. To stimulate interest among the ladles of Hudson County the Haymakers have determined to offer prizes for the most original or otherwise striking costumes. ‘Vhe first prize will be $20 in gold, and besides smaller prizes in money there will be umbrellas, opera glasses and other valuable articles distributed. All of the masquerade ball costume thops in Jersey City, “Hoboken and Hackensack have been stripped of rural costumes for the barn dance, but those anxious to secure prizes are making ther own costumes. It is tmmaterial to the Haymakers where the costumes come from. The judges have been se- lected for their artistic tasie and their knowledge of what farmers ought to wear, ‘the live stock to be shown will be distributed among tHe guests at the vloge of the ball. Among the horses entered for prizes: are some descend- mado th We the unts of the noble animals that Guttenburg famous. Spectal cars will be run from Hoboken on the night of the dance for the con- sentence of those attending from New York. Peter Byrnes, the impresario ipon whom devolves 'the multifarious iuties of arrangement, promises Man- hattanites, jaded from’ metropolitan en- jovments, ‘the time of thelr lives if they will but Journey to Schuetzen on Feb. 11 and mingle with the real Rubes of Rast Jersey b’gosh. « OORCE STEAD OF GOLDEN WEDDING After Fifty, Years Mrs. Bahnsen Tires of Husband’s Irregular Ways and Applies to Court for Her Freedom. NEW HAVEN, [eb. 4.—Mrs, Heinrich Sahnsen prepared to celebrate her solden wedding next month, but vhanged her mind and decided to sue ner husband for divorce, The sult was ‘led yesterday. She shows a decree sranted by the Probate Court two years ago, which allows her the care of a pleee of property owned jointly with her husband, on the ground that she ts a deserted wife. Her husband has left her several times, but has inva:iobly returned, but his wife says that she has tired of his \rregularity after enduring it for nearly. fifty years. A letter from Bahnsen says that he would have come home to cele- brate his golden wedding, but may not bother to appear now that the divorce is schoduled for the same date, He and his wife are about seventy- aix years old. They were married Germany. He was formerly @ grocer of this city. MISSING TWO WEEKS. Kirke, Capt. Paterson, of the Hi May Have Been $1 J. H.C. Paterson, captain of the ex- cursion boat Hazel Kirke, has been missing two weeks. His wife, who lives at No, 92 West One Hundred and Thir- ty-fourth street, learned of {t only last night, and immediately asked the police to.send out an alarm, TT Haxel Kirke lies at the foot of second str Brooklyn. Pater- -d aboard her as watchman. He een cin aboard on the night of Jan. % Sometime afterward passers- uy saw the cabin door open, boarded the Wout and found no trace of him. His overcoat, house coat and, boots lay in the cabin, ‘The New York Tow Boat Company, oy, whom he was employed, bi @ searc! for him, Yesterday when they had not found him they notified his’ wife “My husband always Coreen: © ares amoglnt of money abe e eald to, the police. “I believe that he was robbed and his body thrown overboard." "MORLEY TO'AMEND REPLY.” LONDO: Feb, 4—John Morley an- nounced to-day In the House of Com- mons his definite intention to intro- duce on Monday next his fiscal amend- ment to the address in reply to the speech from the throne, even if Pre- mier Balfour is absent. Help Wanted—Male. DEATH ENDS 10-YEAR FEUD. West Chester Country Club May Through the death of Frederick Lon- bauer from pneumonia yesterday long and bitter feud between him ana a hotel and summer-garden adjoining the club grounds, which face on Pelham Henry A. Coster and other members of near the summer-garden, were ¢spe- cially anxious to make him move, They complained that he had fenced private road belongin case was fought in the courts for #ev- eral years, Lohbau court and charged with maintaining a general nuisance grind of the hurdy-gurdy music in hi _ THE WORLD: THURSDAY KVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 1904. BINT NO GOO0~.~ THIS 1S YESTERDAYS TRAINS! pare: ‘The club was beaten In this case, ohbauer being acquitted. to purchase the place fafled. immer a squad of excise {1 was sent to harass Lohbauer, Effort as spectors Now Be Able to Get Rid of © ERIE TRAINS SO SLOW THEY GIVE CAUSE TO COMMUTERS’ WIVES FOR DIVORCE—SOME VAGARIES. $SD9-D9FDOSHEDDH5-HHHHHOHH5 309004 ancis-gvaTainao « (omnnesonce cannrao! comnuTine oven THR ‘ZAR 13 ORGARTION Cnr, PIRST OBORBEL They gave ‘him some trouble and he vas arrested once, but beat the case In 4, and It is believed his refuse to soll the place, w the final court. Now heirs he 1 ‘will not joints, muscles and nerves; and © | when the system is in this con- © dition it needs only some excit- © ing cause, like exposure to night air, damp, chilly weather, or the cold, bleak winds of win- ter, to arouse the slumbering poisons and bring on Rheuma- tism. The severity of the attack depends upon the amount of acid im the blood and the quan- > tity of acrid matter in the joints » and muscles, Some people are have prodece| rest- ¢ © 'RHEUMATISM ‘|AN INDESCRIBABLE TORTURE Because Rheumatism sometimes comes on snddenly, doesn’t prove, | that it is a chance disease or one due to accidental causes. It takes; time for it to develop, and is at work in the system long before any! symptoms are felt. The blood is the first point of attack, and the, poisonous acids that cause the aches and pains are then distributed, through the circulation to different parts of the system, and settle in, RHDUMATISM IN ELBOWS, WRISTS; AND KNEES. Urbana, Ohio, Ang. 25,1908. Last winter I had o severe attack of Rheumatism. It started in the elbow, and from there to my wrists; the; right wrist was the worse. It became: swollen andextremely painful. My left) knee joint was the next place to be at-/ tacked. It becameswollen and ofcourse | painful. The next point to be affected the hip and ankle, which gaye me much tronble, I was barely able to get, about forsome timo. I was under treat- mont ofa physician for awhile, but get) ting no better, I bogan 8. 8. &,and taking it for some time I was entirely relieved ofthe Rheumatism. All swell~ 5 | one the nagging aches edrencss disappeared. I consider, | Sipser eate Rheumation aia bus. on exoallons remedy Sor Rhoumes| even tam bi its mildest form and must be beage bere peat a thoroughly eradicated or it QRIFYITH KBLEY. ‘ pote yd ieee 403 Bloomfiela Ave. od fens the joi WB muscles out pe, breaks down the nervous system, and ruins the} health. A disease that originates in the blood, as Rheumatism does, ‘ cured with external remedies like liniments and plasters; such! things scatter the pains or drive them} to some other part of the body, but, do not touch the disease or improve the condition of the blood. The thin, | acid blood must be restored to its! normal purity and strength, so thet; all poisonous substances may be car- ried out of the system, and no medi- ¢ cine accomplishes this in so short a time as S. 8. S., which not only | weutralizes the acids and counteracts the poisons, but builds up the | general health at the same time. Write for our special book on Rheumatism, and should you desire ‘any special information or advice, our phyicians will furnish it without charge THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO-, ATLANTA, GAs Lohbaner’s Hotel. the members of the Country Club at Chester has ended, Lohbauer kept club whgge handsome homes ate Hunyadi Pus to the club. was summoned to the police by the conta CONSTIPATION is the starting point of disease. It can be-easfly removed by taking, on arising, half a glass of the Bay, and for ten years he defied his Natural Laxative Water, wealthy es 2 RR ve him. Ve Archer ) WG, + Potter, = ar 1 pea Janos For-yout -own :protection-ask for'ft by'the full mame, HUNYADI JANOS, ~ Pianos, We've arranged to offer 600 celebrated Harmony Pianos, beautiful, the latest improvements, at $185. Great February Sale! 600 Renowned Tone-Lasting Harmony | At $1 a Week. $185 new 1904 models, with all $5 Down and $1 a Week. This is the Greatest Piano Value in the World. Go where you will and make comparisons, or fetch an spert to our piano store and have him nai thoroughly examine the Harmony Piano—it will prove to you that there less than $350 and $400 that can compare with the Harmony in any way. We save you from $175 to $200 if you secure the Harmony Piano down and $1 a week, ‘ As we feel sure the booking of these planos will be tremendous f advise all interested in this great offer to make gglections at once. Wherever the Harmony Piano is placed it makes lifelong friends is no piano in America for Sor $185 on terms of $5 ‘or the next few days, we of those who use ft, and establishes the good reputation of Bloomingdale Brothers among all the members of the household. Thus, we offer the Harmony Piano as much for prestige as for profit. The celebrated*Harmony Parlor Grand Upright Piano is too well known to need much comment. It is built by oldest and most skilled piano-makers in the world; finest material, of the ver: in the most artistic style, and finely finished throughout. In fact, the Harmony Eabodtes plano perfec- tion. It has received nothing but highest praise from the musical profession and from all who pos- sess one, The cases are wrought in the new Empire design, double veneered in the finest figured veneer. skill and years of experience can,make them. Harmany Pianos are fitted with celebrated actions, which are as near perfection as human ‘The keys are of fine selected ivory; they have all the latest improvements; seven and one-third octaves; new Boston fall board and music rack. The tone is rich, clear and melodious, and has that beautiful sin, quality which is such an lon to the plano. The touch is most elastic and responsive. The Harmony will keep its tone longer than any other plano we know of. In fact, its tone improves with use and age. Pianos will be delivered on first pavment of $5 and no interest charged for time tahen in making payments, Our Ten Years’ Guarantee. Every Harmony Piano hasa ten years’ guarantee inserted in gold letters on the inside top lid of the-case, On cash sales, we box, ship and deliver pianos free of charge to any We will.give a stool to match and a new style cover with each piano sed, of the United states. ain a Sick Brion "Railroads. 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A while new and still in fashion, we reduce to price that never fails to’ Friday is the day reduction first is made—Ofttimes in ag hour, so low the price, we sell as many of a lot of Street jas have Has Since Been Strictly Observed. Success of the Day Is Due to i Faithful Fulfilment of Promises. | LINENS AND TOWELS Compare price columns. They tell the story! Value. Friday. Bleached Damuasks—42inch .44 Heavy All Linen—62 inch, .69 Full Bleached Satin 2BKS—70 ING ...ceerees -7D All Linen Setin Double Damasks—63 inch. e Turkish Towels—ioxt4. 16% All Linen Damask—I9x38.. .21 Heavy Hem’d Huck—19x38 .16% Damask--fringed—24x60 eT Union Huck—Hem'd—l7x% .12% FRIDAY LEADERS IN ‘ps | DRESS GOODS 12% -16% 12% 25 10 MUSLINS AND PILLOW CASES Mill Lengthy of Bleached Muslins— yard w! ie—1 to 10 yd. lengtls— value 7 to 10% cents yard. No Mail Orders. Pillow Cases—good, strong musi xat—usually .18%.. FRIDAY SPECIALS IN nm 11K COMFORTABLES AND SPREADS Odd lot Sample C value $1.25 to $4.50. White Marsetiles medallion centres—were $1. White Crochet Spreads—full VALUE $1.70 -.-seerereeee FRIDAY SPECIALS IN DRAPERIES AND COVER' Plain and 4 inches wide—were .: Sere eB inoevRiue aie Bilkolines--Ploral, Oriental colorings—36é inch—value .. RufMied Net Curtaining. ins't'gs—value .29.:. cy Gpenw ore Scrims— ols INGS 12% ou Fig’d Furniture Vetvets—value .00. .49 ind Momie Alsi Gretonnes—value TT. .....0. RUGS, WINDOW SHADES, Etc. 12% Pach Item a Splendid Valuet Fine Axminster Rugs—%7x63 Inch— newest styles and value $2.0... colorings— Beyer Sr yciene value ti 8.99 Carpet Sample Squares—value Opaque Shades—8x6 ft.—deo borders—good 1:98 colors—regularly . .29 Poles—Oak or Mahogany: SSmnplete with fine enda and fixtu regularly .75. Towel Racks—Mahogany finiah— f pronge—reguiarly 10. Pillow Cords and Teasels— Webrement of ‘colore—value .25 12% FRIDAY CORSET CLEARANCES Sateen Corsets—medium Jen: elzes as and 23 to %—were $1.00. Bae hase were fro. All as advertised..-- .. Ushers will give every desired informationd \ BOUS' SUITS, KNEE PANTS, Etc. Oompare price colum' ‘They tell the story! Were, Cheviot Norfolk Sults......-.$4.98 Navy Berge Norfolk Suits... Cassimere Norfolk Suits..... Cordurey and Cheviot Knee Pants—6 to 16 yrs... All Wool Cheviot Knee Pants .' Navy Serge Bloomer ete gle) ‘Youths’ Buits—I4 to 20 yrs... £00 Youths’ Trousere—lé to 20.. 8.00 Youths’ D. B, Sults,..... woes 0,00 Russian Overcoats—8 to T..7. Russian Ovbrooats—8 to 7.... Tourist Overcoats—8 to 15... 6.98 FRIDAY SPECIALS IN DECORATIVE AND STAMPED GOODS | WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR vy Momie Linen Scarfs— eeesees Be BBR 18x54—hea knot fringe—usually 29....000-+ 1D 800 Broadway sylvania Annex York ‘Tranafer Company nd check baggage from ho- noes through to destination, ’ for Pennsylvania. For Sale. DIAMONDS ON CREDIT, | DIAMONDS, WATOHES, JEWBLRY, | Cash or Credit. Open charge sccount at ft ve wroren “Posllively no, employer's. reference required. “Gall or write SWEETS entalogue, o We | MAIN STORB, 258 6th a 407 Fh ‘New York Central Traina arrive at and depart from Grand Ay tral 3 q ic? MAIDEN LANE, IO AM. WGateNe Reba ey Coes ‘ 1 Brons., oS ByrRoure cpa toe SRREREE REE REbRece erence weekly. | aired. Writ | GLOBE CREDIT WATCH CO. Will sond representative If deal merican Diamond and Watch TAKE ELEVATOR, MENTS; , write oF * LANE. DIAMONDS, |Basr WATCHES, balances JEWELRY. |s7 sHAiDE: wal Mey BAY, RR rene eate- le or H utiful ene; i ees * wensington Rug Co, 147 W. 284) tn Proctor’s). biti Us $1.00 w DI y end Bitobn eats Hite | geal eae form a cereeels Besuabeassgstessssesye ‘>> b> >! E 1904 | H. S, Linen Damask Tray Oovers— 20x20—usually Ds scenceneceseerensers Large Laundry Bags—usually .19. 19 » 10 Bovfies nad pibeatghtty sete Boek handling—1 Fig’d Bateen rume—value . Elaborately emb'd and tinted iP. i Gevers-soraething » Head ith Be. Japanese Silk Lambreguins— gold emb'd—knot silk tringe— WOO $169.0. .seecaseeensffteree to 1-2 off regular price. Rests—wi' - 15, seve 89 FRIDAY SILVERWARE SPECIALS Sterling Silver Bon Bon Dishes— French Grey finish—value 8.98... 2.98 tering Silver Berry Spoons or Gravy SLadlen Gilt or bur Dowls—value $4.49. . ROGERS TRIPLE PLA’ ne— TE Tea Spoo: dos.—were 149... 1,15 ‘Table Spoons and Forks—% dos.— - 1.78 ; | HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, Etc A Groat List for Friday. all sizes—value .19, ‘Women's Lace Lisle Hose— fast black. o Ribbed Lisie—ouble soles...saus- 24 Women's Rib Cotton Vests BMA PANUB...cecereeererrreeeseeeenee Women's Egyptian Cotton Vests and Pants—teece lined Men's Heavy Domet N: value .65 Men's Suspende plain and fancy. BLANKETS FOR FRIDAY Price columi Value. White California Wool— full 3 xtra weight. 49 icUly All-Wool Californias— bed aize— ral and ‘World Almanac ha le on a Sed call gi EL a Children's Fast Black Cotton ae . 1.49 | BOUS' FURNISHINGS 24 49 49 25 tell the story! Friday. 4% WASH DRESS FABRICS FRIDAY SPECIALS IN DRESS SILKS Biack “Guaranteed” Taffetas+ 5B ne Value 65.5 0+ wse+s tesseengeeee A Z-inch Pongees—White, Cream, _ Natural and fancy shades tw 3@Q" Lining Taftetas—Black and colors, Black Moire Velours—value .%... %-inch Black Pongees—value 50. Prise Columns Tell the Stoxya __ New Satin Striped Challies, All-Wool Fig'd Nun's . Velling All-Wool Henriettas. Fine All-Wool Zibelt 4-Inch Black Votles %-Inch All-Wool Bi Chevtots 48-inch Bi Sultings .. Emb’d Dress Musiins.. Ginghams and Madras Fancy Mercerized Sateens. Printed Dress Batistes.... Yard-wide Percales........ New Mercerized Cheviots, Heavy Nap Outing . if FIANT EIS 6+ cesseacenoereeee | LMS FLANNELS AND WHITE GOODS — Price Columus Tell the'Storyt 5° 5 Val #-inch French Lawns. Corded Shirting Madras. mm Fine Natnsooks—12 yds.... 2.29 Fine all-wool Elderdowns— double fren wi blue, white, &c.—subject to weave imperfections. New Scotch Flannels—single, and combination stripes....... q White Saxony Baby Flannels. .33 Ww ¢ FRIDAY SPECIALS IN 4: se LACES AND EMBROIDERI! ve and Geteeta wares Arablan—value $1.40. Swiss, Cambric and Ni t insertings and edginge—French and open patterns— 1 to 7 inch—value .15.... 1% to 9 inch—value .18,. 2 to 12 inch—value .29.. Shirt Waist Fronte—dainty value $1. WOMEN'S WASHABLE WAISTS Special for Friday. Pependal nepal Fancy Black and pretty mercerized value $1.75. Write Fis" FRIDAY SPECIALS IN WOMEN'S CLOAKS AND SQHTS: Raney Nuixturce—velue fide, Cheviot Tadlored Suits—Eton and x Tong Skirt stylee—value €2,..-.-- 208 Raeg, Som Geter ae Seprgaats Rata, Conte a8 ee? ; Peau de Sole and ie Sistas und ‘Loowe styhae, 4% i were $22.98 i 1,08) if Handsome Velour and Silk “f Toowe Atted or Blousestignt 4 dark Unings—were $35,00-2-.s-<ee SSM, g iy Each Item a Splendia Vateot Muslin Drawers—value B5-...0:006 PA Cambrio and Muslin Drawere— ruffle with ins‘t’gs and lace emb'y—value .69. Muslin Gowns—\ lace insertings or yoke were 65 cents. Cambri and Muslin sive Tale Seis. Cambrie and Muslin 14 edge of lace or wide yey emb'y and H. 8, tucks—value $La, 08. Fine Cambrlo-double ruffle em‘by, and other sesve ' pecentuil Baa ue .89..... Cambric—front of FIDDON—VaLUC .69 ..seresnereversneney * ans oi! Gowns—fancy —* FRIDAY SPECIALS IN rid MISSES’ WEAR Gymnasium Suite—Blue Flannel end +. Rte ficed £0 dleate- asBB: Dresses—season's Sage styleo— Russian and Fancy Ws Girls" Wasnt toe ‘Were $3.00 to $i Bach Item = Splendid Vatuct Flannel Walsts and Blouses— Alte @ Bnd .0):scsrns seseceoresmnenDp Jean and Coutille Under Walste= + Black Cloth Leggings—t-strap~ : sizes to 6 yre—were vee LD Cloth, Vely Legeinge— were .98 to $1.4. seonne 6c. Outing Flannel All Wool Sweaters—value .28---res Flannel! Russian Bk were .9$ to $1.26. BABIES’ WEAR rity Great Reductions tor Glearanee, Long and Short Bedford Cord Coste deep capes—lnce a a tet | were $1.69 Silk and \ colored © iLe-were vs Domet 1.00. PIA were 49.