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The evening Republican., 1902-07-29
Wednesday and Thursday.
TWODAY
Special Price Sale
E:,B, RILEY

A clearing sale of all wash
goods, shirt waists, skirts, mus
lin underwear. Reduced prices
in every department.
Metal purses with chains re-
duced from 80 cents to rs cts.
2j cent silk belts 10 cents.
Pins | cent II paper.
Remnants Of 12t cent per-
Gales reduced to 5 cents a yard.
AL! of our 12t cent dotted
swiss reduced to 8 cents a yard
2j cent ribbon tissues 10
cents.
20 pieces dimities and lawns
reduced to . cents a yard.
Is cent quality dotted swiss
imported goods reduced to II!
cents, white with pink and
blue dot.
10 pieces printed lawns at
2! &c is.
8 cent quality dimities now
Al cents.
Remnants Of table linen.
Remnants Of India Linen.
G5 cent sheets at 50 cents.
Is cent pillow cases ~! cts.
40 cent madras now ~ cts.
Childrens white Double We
waists reduced from 80 cents
to % cents sizes 2 to 7 years.
Ladies lace front ribbed vests
123 cents worth IS cents.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-29

DOVER is to have a new Opera
House, which will be built from
plans furnished by Architect Cars
well Of this city.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-29
S mt To the WOrkhOus3

-Four men whJ were found trespaSs.
ing on the cars OF the Baltimore and
OAiY Railroad Company were com.
mittsd to the wurkEouse for ten days
by Magistrate Hollis.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-29

A boon to travellers. DR.. Fowler's
Extract of Wild Strawberry. Cures
dysentery, diarrhoea, seasickness
nausea. Pleasant to take. Perfectly
harmless.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-29

Come to Miller's No. stall in the
City Market and be surprised in the
price of good beef etc.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-29
Old ] ejiaD,e Fish r1an

Sea trout. bay trout, pogie and
bass On sale fresh every day at
Pvweil's stalls, Third street market.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-29

BoTu the Wilmington base ball
teams won yesterday, They are
playing fast ball.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-29

PLENTY Of work, good wages aud
short hours should bring content to
the average man.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-29

BETWEEN the Democrats and the
disgruntled Republicans, Delaware
IL to be handed over to the Demo
Gratis for 40 years more.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-29

The Pennsylvania K. K. Go 5
new shops to 30 erected at Toids
cut will cost $500, 900. When fin
ished they Will give employment to
larger number Of men than the
present shops. The Company pays
several thousand dollars Il month t.
their employees III our city.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-29

FITZsIMMoNS share in the gate re-
ceipts of the fight was - 926 to help
him keep the wolf from the door.
The Newark journal., 1902-05-16
Condition of Crops.

The weekly summary of Arkan sas crop conditions. issued from the Little Rock weather bureau on "Wednesday says;
 Favorable conditions prevailed generally throughout the slate. Rain fell on the 6th. uh and qth. Good in some localities, but in sufficient in others. Ths delayed farming operations somewhat, bat put the ground in good con dilion for cultivation. Cotton planting is abont completed, the earlyplanted is ,omine up to good stand generally, and is being chopped out. The growth has been retarded by cool nights. Com planting is completed. The early planted Is in good condi- tion, having been benefited by the recent raps. Most of 1t has been plowed the first time, and in
The Newark journal., 1902-05-16
EEGIpG.Qao EGIp

We live by our blood,an on it. Ne thrive or starve, as our blood is rich rpoor.
 There is nothingcIs to live on or by.
 When strength is full and spirits high, We are being re. freshed, bone muscle and brain in body and mind, with con tinual flow of rich blood.
 This Is health.
 When weak, in low spirits no cheer, no spring, when rest Is not rest and sleep Is net sleep, we are starved our blood Is poor; there Is httie nut.4- ment in 1t.
 Back of the blood, is food to keep the blood rich. Mhef 1t fails, take Scotts Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil. It sets tn whole body going again-ma' woman and child. r you have moi tried t. send for free sample ats agreeable taste viii surprise you-
 SCOTT & BOVINE, cEel-ists jo9-4I5 Pearl Street, Nr1y York
 soe. and sI.oo, ~ dritssazts
The Newark journal., 1902-05-16

some localities the second time. Wheat and oats have improved and the prospects indicate d fair yeiId, Some winter oats are heading out. Potatoes are gen erally good. In some localities they are being marketed. Some damage by bugs is reported Fruits of all kinds genernlly present favorable prospec ts for a good yeiId.
The Newark journal., 1902-05-16
Republican Convention.

PersuaHt 10 call of the repub- liean county central committee. the republicans of Big Bottom township met in the mayors office a1 Newark Saturday, May 10. The house was called to older by 4. E, lIarrelson. The following of heers were elected: George F. Crosser chairman, and (. o. Palmer secretary
 The following were elected as delegates to the countyconyention which meets May 24, at 8atesville G. r. Gtosser, T. NJ. Hmrcl.on. Joe Mcdaniel, w. k. Kmsnt. D. +. Crowell, A B. Harrolson and c. ". Witt.
 After the selection of delegates Il motion prevailed that we organ ize township club. G. F. Cros- scr was elected chairman and C. Q. Palmer secretary Moved and seeanded that We meet once each month and discuss the issues of the day, The flst meeting will be held in the mayors office at Newark May r. 1902, at l30 D. m. All are invited to attend said meeting.
 GEo. r. CEossER, chair.
 C. Q. PALMER, see.
The Newark journal., 1902-05-16
NEWARK,

Barren, winch N ebster defines IS mot producing young or off spring iunfruitfuI ,unprod uetive7 has been heard from and To anu behold, she has hbored and brought forth what seems to be a herm2phrodlte. II Q l y smoke! !! And all indications point to our friend ], B. Gray, who has been looked upon as the embodiment of purity aud innocence. as beng the daddy of the thing
The Newark journal., 1902-05-16

The Batesville Guard, which, a few weeks ago, was so hell-bent on exposing fraud, Is as silent as q dead clam since it has been giy- en out that the ballots of the re- cent primary have been tempered with right ill it's own town since being deposited in the custody of the proper officials at Batesville. Wake ID, brother, and see where you are at"
The Newark journal., 1902-05-16

Strange, isn't 1t. that certlin members of that subcommittee which was appointed to make re- count were hoWlpag themselves hoarse because, as they claimed, there had been fraud committed. then, when they began to make d recount, and found that fraud had been committee, they closed up instantly, refused to finish the re-count--in other words. craw- tished-and will hardly mention the matter at all HOW : c! con sistencY, thou art a jewel
The Newark journal., 1902-05-16

Hon. Harry Myers, prospective republican candidate for governor, cannot hope to do land-otfice business with the voters of Ar kansas is the September election. -Gaz&tte.
The Newark journal., 1902-05-16

We are authorized to announce Newark as candidate for trade from all directions and guarantee you to get your moneys worth when spent here. For further particulars read the advertising columns of this paper.
The Newark journal., 1902-05-16

Since the tradacers of Big Bot tom township have divod into the primary returns and found others in a considerably worse condition than the object of thelr wrath grand old Big Bottom stands out like a diamond stud on a dirty shlrt.
The Newark journal., 1902-05-16
Democratic Mass rleeting


 In persuance to a call issued by a number of prominent citizens of this end of the county, an enthusi- astie democratic mass meeting was held in Newark Wednesday after noon.
 The meeting was called to order by Dr. J. A. Williamson. J. NJ. Sanders. of White River, was placed in nomination for chairman and unanimously elected. 0. F Craig was elected secretary. The chairman. in q few well chosen words, stated the object of the meeting, and the convention then got down to business.
 On motion of W. C. Sanders, of White River, 8 committee of two citizens from as many townships : IS were represented in themeeting. was appointed to draft resolutions expressive of the sentiments of the meeting.
 The chair appointed the follow ing:
 White River N. B. Tomlinson  and J. L. Martin.
 Big Bottom; Prof. J. i. Wilkes and 0. F. Craig
 Christian: Clarence Adams and ". \. Nichols.
 Logan. Theo. Jamison and Chas. Jamison.
 The committee, through it's chairman. Prof. J. \. Wilkes, re- ported the following:
 Whereas, The democratic coun- ty central committee did appoint subcommittee to make q recount of the vote cast in the Democratic primary held on March p, l902. and.
 , Whereas. said subcommittee started, but failed to complete said recount, therefore, be it
 Resolved. by the Democrats Of White River. Big Bottom. Logan and Christian townships, in mass meeting assembled that We con demn the action of said sub-eom- mittee and herby express it as the opinion of this meeting that said committee should either complete the recount ef tAe vote cas5=iH sad democratic primary and re- port to the central committee or else that the county central com mittee discharge said sab=commit- tee and the central committee cer- tify to nominations according to . the count turned ln by tl4e judges and clerks of sud primary.
 The meeting bEunauimous vote adopted the resolutions and the committee was discharged.
 W. C. Sanders. of White River, addressed the meeting and gave is  as his opinion that the county central committee shead go on and complete the recount and expose the fraud which the sIb-eommit- tee is reported to be hung up on, let the blame fall where it may, and then order 8 new primary al- together.
 Hon. F. NJ. Martin then ad- dressed the meeting along the same line after which the meeting
The Newark journal., 1902-05-16
Held Witl1out Bail

Rufus Johnson, who killed one of his tenants, in Jackson county. was given 3 preliminary triai last Tuesday and held for the grand jury without bail.
The Newark journal., 1902-05-16

The Memphis Commercial Alp peal is fast coming to the front as one of the leading dailles of the nation. The Commercial Appeal Is nothing If not progressive . and Is all honor to the South.
The Newark journal., 1902-05-16

Banishing an Arkansas negro to New England is a cruel and un- usual punishment. Commercial Appeal.
The Newark journal., 1902-05-16

To Col. Jag Bag Gray Now have you got your belly full of frandl
The Newark journal., 1902-05-16
FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1902.

Let's have d city hall. The town needs it.
The Newark journal., 1902-05-16
THE JOURNAL,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
OSCAR r. CRAIG, Editor.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION,

One copy one year....-..............SI. ca One copy six months ..,-.,,,..s .59e.
The Newark journal., 1902-05-16
ADVERTISING RATES

Local reading notices five cents per liae each insertion. Displayed adyer- tisements according to length of time and amount of space contracted for.
The Newark journal., 1902-05-16

We have a well selested stock of Dry Goods, consisting of every thing from Wedding Costume down to everyday and Kitchen apparel and in all styles and figures.
The Newark journal., 1902-05-16
LADIES HATS

In Ladies Hats. ready to wear, we have the largest and prettieSt line in town. The ladies are cor dially invited Go call and inspect them.
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FINE HEATER Cbase burner, maHio-
lin. music box, stereOptieon views. 500
l.. 9th South.
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MAI nELPWANIEp.

NHNTE6. N1NTED. W1NTED.
For Colorado. teamsters and laoorers.
SIS a day
% laborers for quarry. s2-8 day.
20 laborers for pipe line, 500 day.
20 concrete men. 81. Is and $3.50 per day.
10 house and bridge carpenters.
80 men for steel gang, 500 and s2-As
day
20 men extra gang. for +, c. W., Ills
end 500 per day
Wanted for bennington cutoff, 100 men.
20 men for Mahonev Bros. team shovel
men. teamsters and laborers. 81 per day.
10 men for Taylor Bros. teamsters and
4-hOrse transfers. laborers and wheel
holders. 81 and S225 per day.
80 men for Flick & Johnson, laborers
and steam shovel men. 81 per day and up.
500 men wanted for Nevada. machine
men. drillers, hammersmen, teamsters,
laborers. muckers. 81 10 1873 per day.
We ship daily to Fenton, Elko, Carlin,
Wadsworth, Clarks and Reno.
Remember the Dixon Labor Agency,
n East First South. Cor. Commercial ST.,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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STILL GROWING.
Needed Improvements in Auerbach's
Store Completed.


EXPANSION to the extent OF 1900 feet
OF moor space is the result OF the
annex which has recently been added
20 the great store of F. Auerbach &
Co., and the congested departments
viii now be given the space which the
public patronage has for long time
demanded. The annex has Just been
completed and its entire ground floor
Is occupied by the cloak department.
New fixtures and furniture add 10 its
appearance and a fitting and altera-
ton room has also been introduced.
IN the rear OF the annex new Of
fee will be fitted up, through which
al the retail business of the firm will
be transacted. The second floor will
be reserved for the use Of the whole
sale coax and suit departments.
Thousands have visited the place
since its opening and have heartily
concurred in the general opinion that
the addition viii afford prospective
purchasers opportunities which inc
limited capacity of the store has here
tofore partially denied
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real, ESTATE BARGAINS

II intere~ted In any OF the following
properties, write at once for fun parttcu-
lars. If you buy a property through me,
and at any time within two years You
should decide that il is not just what you
want, l will resell it for you, charging
no commission.
f2-room res. and lot, AthOl Mass.
so a. and impts.. San Diego Co., Cal
rs a. cultivated y a. orchard
a. and impts, near Eaton, y. y
ia a. Holmes Co., Miss, houses, barn,
300 a. cultivated; so a. timber.
Res. and 5 a. land, Painesville' y. ~
rooms; modern impts.: shade and truit.
Modern u-roOm res. and lots, tlem-
fngton y. j.; barn. shade and fruit
2 dwellings, 2 stores, lots and IS a..
mineral land, Covington, Va
Two stores and two dwell, Chronicle
Ala.
Ga
a. unimproved. Clay Co, Fla.
80 a. fruit farm. Santa Clara Co., Cal. {;
fair bldgs.; IL mi. to R. R.
50 a. unimproved, Lincoln Co, WIS.
l suburban lot, Chicago, Ills.
well located lots, Livingston Mont;
252 a. and impts., Crawford Co., WIS.
House and lot. Sherman St, Boston,
Mass.
I,2s0 a. and impts., Laeombe, Alberta,
Can: 14O a. cultivated; 2lz mi. from X X
". NJ. Ostrander. 1885 North American
bldg Philadelphia. Pa.
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Toys at Wholesale.
Line open FOR inspection
THE LACE HOUSE.
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A GOOD strong girl wants work OF any
kind by the DAY. Apply to Jos. c. Wade,
Paperhanger, etc. III No. 5th West, City.
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PRIVATE pupils in shorthand by lady
OF years experience. Call bet 10 and 3,
Hotel Herald, room Is.
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FURNACES to tend in private resi-
dencss. Address H. S. Ensign. 14 F ST.,
City.
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THE WESTERN Employment Co.
Edward 7. Williams. Manager.

help in any capacity. Telephone 04S-X-
22jk E. I'd So, Salt Lake City.
800 TRANSFERS. laborers. focr-horse
teamsters, scraper holders muckers. ham,
mersmen. rockmen and dSillers. Wages
y. $40. $225, $3.50. s2.B. s. and $32 day.
Ship daily 20 Lake Point. Doremus, Del
monte. Silver City. Nevada and Colorado.
Cooks. walters, camp cooks. black
smiths and all kinds of hotel and restau-
rant help wanted. Western Employment
CO.. Z. 7. Williams. manager.
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FURNISHED room In private family.
close, by young man; also young man
roommate Box S2S, City.
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. Oscar
Groshell. sales agent for Utah. Expert
cash register repairing. No p Main ST
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WANTED.

GOOD TEAM. wagon and harness.
suitable for camping out; sheep wagon
viii do. Address p o. Box 1854.
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TYPEWRITERS

TIPEWRtIE RS.
~~NNe~N~~~~~N-~@~~N~~~~O
Remington Typewriters rented from
800 month up by manufacturers. No. 20
w. I'd South. Phone l354-Y.
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I. o. o. 2.

ENTERPRISE LODGE No. Is. I. o. o.
f., meets every Wednesday evening at
!. o. o. F. temple, Market street. Visit
ing brothers welcome.
B. BERGMAN. N. G.
VIM. WATROUS, Secretary.
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BOOKS to write up and keep where only
pert Box 102S-
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FOR RENT.

SEVEN ROOM modern cottage. furni-
ture for sale; rent SIS. Call sG1 % 81
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BLADES Saturday, oct. 3. 1902. 20 the
wife OF H. 3. Blades. a boy Mother
and child doing Well
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AUCTION SALES

AUCTION SALES.
E M ONION. AucIioneer and Apprais-
er. 246 State ST.
FOR FURNITURE and carpets cali at
l. Y. l. Furniture a CARPET lnstallment
House: terms. 81 on SO: $40 on 500. 48
East Second South
FURNITURE of s-room house. bar.
gain, very cheap. 436 So. Sd East
BY E. NJ. ONION.
on Monday. Oct. q, 1880 a. m. at us
S. W. Temple St, elegant carpets and
rugs, fine upholstered parior furniture.
couch. leather seat rocker fancy chairs
center tables, fine iron beds. white
dresser. oak dining table and chairs, side
board, Radient Gem heater, fine cook
stove, lot linoleum, refrigerator, etc. etc.
These goods are all in ftrst-olass condi-
ton.
on Wednesday. Oct. p. 1880 a. m. at
200 West LIST North, carpets, two fine
brussels rugs, nearly new; chairs, rock
ers. tables. wardrobes. upholstered rock
erS, bedroom sets. IRON beds, extra dress
ers and cOmmOdes. toilet sets. center ia
bles, lot good cocoa mating, Home Com
fort range. etc. etc.
on Tuesday. Oct. q, al 1870 a. m. No
S5I South Third East street, parlor rock
ers, bookcase and desk, fine carpets and
rugs. stair carpet. folding bed. iron beds
hair mattress, fine siaeboard. extension
table and chairs. heating stoves. HnOleum
fine lot paintings and pictures Haviland
china, glass and silverware, clock. couch
express wagon, etc, etc
ALSO ON THURSDAY.
Oct. %. al 1850 a m sharp No. I20 So
West Temple. Ie rooms. s oak bedroom
sets. lot bedding. parlor set. rockers,
toilet sets. lot miners stoves. cook stove
and tank. bath tub. wardrobes. cuu-
boards. iron beds, curtains. carpets
lamps. lounges. dressers and stands, lot
dishes cooking utensils. ETC., etc. K A.
Andrews, auctioneer.
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fOR SALE.

ROOMING HOUSE. steam heat. bath.
IS rooms. sl,i00.
Rooming house. excellent location. 81. $50.
Steam heat.
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UTAH JUNK co. Highest prices paid
per, brass. etc. IS E. sth So. Tel Is.
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CASH BOYS. Apply Paris Millinery Co.

FIRST-CLASS stenographer. who car
keep books If required: good salary 10
right man. Address with references
salary wanted. experience and age. Man
ager. Box 1918. CITY.
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!. w. CURRIE, No. y West Third
South street. Salt Lake City. Samples b.
mail or express receive prompt attention.
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ACME shoe shop. under Utah National
bank All kinds of work and repairing.
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Honest Plumbers.

I. NJ. Higley & Co. 100 East First
South. Phone 752 Electric wiring.
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w. II. TREMAYNE, Assayer, over 10
Main street. Salt Lake City. Utah. Nal
samples receive prompt attention
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(. M. ONION. Auctioneer and AppraIs-
er. 246 State ST.
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Everybody drinks Manitou water. the
water thar made Colorado famous.
UTAH LIQUOR co.
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NAIL HAII bODt bfNALL.
Sold on 80 days trial. After wearing
this brace one year have only praise for
the benefits and comfort derived from its
use. Try II, ladies', and be convinced.
Cali or address Mrs. c. L Moore, Agent,
COO Progress Bldg
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A MAILLARD. mfgr. and importer
high-grade perfumes. q Commercial ST.
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NATTTRAL, RODY BRACE.

KEYS FITTED. 50 West Sd So. Phone
1146-Z.
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OLD BOOKS WANTED. Cash paid for
libraries or single volumes. We bpy books
OF all kinds. especially Mormon books
Callahan's "O.d Book Store. rs w. I'd So
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ROOMS for light housekeeping. Ryan 5
place, 80 Richards ST.
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Mrs. NJ. l. Gibson. hairdressing par
lors, 215 State. Full line hair goods, etc.
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Eagles.

meets Tuesday evenings at 1880 in Har-
monte hall 323 State St Visiting Eagles
are invited. John MeNamee. worthy
president; A. Bernstein. worthy seere-
tary
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TITHING SCRIP for good heater,
mandolin or fine music box. sos 5th SO.
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PEOPLE for dramatic company. APP
ply to John s. Lindsay. 256 So. West Tenn
pie.
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FOUND.

DARK bav horse. found Sunday. Cal
sir South Main
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FOUR or 5-room cottage or flat. strict
ly modern, close in. Address p. o. box
0Te
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ARCHITECT
CLAIRVOYANT.
DENTISTS.
ELECTRICAL WIRING.


WE ARE selling fixtures at cost Cali
and see us at the Templeton basement.
House wiring done At the lowest prices.
Phone 1l64-K. G. c. Holding. Z. ".
BridWel.
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A. o. q. w.

EAGLE GATE LODGE No 10 meets
every Wednesday evening at A. o. u. w.
hall. I61 Main street
HAMLET EVANS, NJ. w.
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SALT LAKE VALLEY LODGE No. II
meets every Thursday evening at the A
.. u. W. hall. l6l Main street.
ID. NJ. BERNHISEL. NJ, w
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ASSAYERS.

--N~~-~~-~~-~~.~~~.~-
J. MVICKER. 4s Richards St