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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1899

Page

2

Tariff policy linked to prosperity and costs

The article argues that war spending will fall and populist risk declines, while Democratic victory threatens renewed panic. It asserts protectionism has boosted American industry, markets, and employment, citing the McKinley and Dingley laws as keys to prosperity and a favorable balance of trade, and dismisses currency changes as unnecessary. It notes New Jersey Prison expenses for the year totaling $195,663.84 with breakdowns for maintenance, repairs, staff, and executives.

United States Economist New Jersey State Prison

Prison Revenue and Improvements Highlight Yearly Report

The annual prison report shows total cost 106684.44 with 89579.75 receipts and a 32810.45 rise in revenue from all sources due to Supervisor E J Anderson’s effective management. It notes permanent improvements including a new ceiling, floor upgrades, and a broom shop, plus strong discipline and clean, healthy conditions under Miss Georgia Lloyd Moor.

E. J. Anderson Georgia Lloyd Mooor

Camden council members' floral gifts exceed one thousand dollars

Camden city council members received floral offerings reported to total at least 1000 dollars. Spring may be recorded as on hand. Also news includes Captain Lewis Smith catching the season's first Delaware river shad and plans to start Oxford nail plant soon.

Camden City Lewis Smith Pennsville I¢a Lackawanna Steel ‘Company Oxford Nail

Man Cures Piles with Bucklen Arnica Salve Claim

Renick Hamilton of West Jefferson Ohio suffered rectal fistula for 18 months and was told he would die without a costly operation. He supposedly cured himself using five boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, advertised as the surest pile cure on Earth. Priced at 26 cents per box, sold by N. F. Clayton, Druggist.

Renick Hamilton Weat Jefferson, O N. F. Clayton Druggist

On to Washington Under Personal Escort

The fourth of the present series of Pennsylvania Railroad three day personally conducted tours to Washington D C will leave Tuesday March 28. The rate $14 50 from New York $11 50 from Philadelphia and proportionate rates from other points includes all necessary expenses during the entire trip transport hotel accommodations and Capitol guides fees An experienced Chaperon will accompany the party For itineraries tickets and full information apply to ticket agents Tourist Agent 1196 Broadway New York 789 Broad Street Newark N J or address Geo W Boyd Assistant General Passenger Agent Broad Street Station Philadelphia

Pennsylvania Railroad Washington, D. C New York Philadelphia Capitol Broadway Broad Street Newark N.J Geo. W. Boyd

Dr Kings New Life Pills Offer Yet to All Readers

An advertisement extols Dr King s New Life Pills as a wonderful stomach and liver remedy. It claims the product restores appetite, digestion, and regular habits, promising health and energy. It notes the price is 26 cents at any drug store.

Dr. King

Busy legislative session advances many bills in both houses

Tuesday marked the busiest day as lawmakers moved a large number of bills through both chambers. The House and Senate held multiple sessions to finish consideration by Friday. Measures included a five per cent interest bill defeated in the Senate, a commission for bar admission education, fertilizer labeling rules, and various financial and educational bills. Governor signed acts broadened railroad grade changes and water contracts, while public health concerns prompted new dairy herd inspections to curb tuberculosis.

House Senate van Cleef Pitney Supreme Court Hutchinson Boards of Education New Jersey McKee Ketcham

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