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Accused of Grand Larceny.

From Thursdays Daily.
Carl johnson, a feeble minded young
man from Lincoln township, was COM
mitted to the county jail today on a
charge of grand larceny, second degree.
He is alleged to have stolen suit of
clothes and one pair of pants from
Emil Carlson who lives near the farm
on which Johnson was employed. Ben
Davis, village marshal of Lake Crystal,
brought Johnson to Mankato today.
johnson will probably be taken to Fari-
bault and placed in the school of
feeble minded.
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Aug. 81. Sept. 4. 1906
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That at
the opening of the next general term of
the District Court to be held in and for
the said County of Blue Earth, Minneso-
ia, at the County Court House in said
County on the 18th day of November,
1906. the undersigned, Laird Norton
Yards Ga corporation) will cause petit
ton to be presented to said District Court
now on file in the office of the Clerk of
said Court. and will then and thereby
petition said Court for an order and de-
cree to be made and filed therein. vacat-.
and decreeing and adjudgng the title
to said alley To be in the undersigned
Laird Norton Yards. and for such other
described follows, to-wit:
That certain alley in Block Eighty four
tS4) of the Town (now city, of Mankato.
Minnesota. beginning at point one hun
dred fifty-seven and five-tenths 057.5)
feet northwest of that corner of Blocl.
One Cd of Warren's Addition to Man
kato. which is produced by the intersec-
tion of Front Street and Poplar Street,
which point of beginning is in line at
right angles to Front Street and on the
southerly line of Poplar Street: thence at
right angles to Poplar Street. in a south
westerly direction to the south line
said Block Eighty-four $50: thence west
ON the south line of said Block Eighty
four fS4) certain distance: thence in
a northeasterly direction at right angles
to Poular Street ~ q point in the south
erlv line of Popular Street Fifteen Ct51
feet northwesterly from the point of be
ginning: thence Southeasterly along ethe
southerlv line of Poplar Street Fifteen
05) feet to the point of beginning. Said
alley being Fifteen t15) feet in width
and lying between and adjacent to Lots
One GD and Two (2) of said Block
Eighty four (SD and Lot Ten 00) there
of.
Dated August 23rfl 1906.
LAIRD NORTON YARDS.
by NJ. G.. Norton. its President.
S. B. WILSON.
Mankato MINI.
BROWN. ABBOTT & SOMSEN. ss.f''
. ---.- .Winoua. MIMI.
Attorneys for Petitioner.
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August Z, 1906
SocialandPefsof1al

soa AMI francis lakes, TO ENJOY the fish-
ing,
W. d. Tho, burn of Marshall was in
AIankato last night.
Mir. ana Mrs. Charles Murray of Fari-
bault were guests il the city yesterday.
f. W. Bever of Farmont paid the city
Il visit Yesterday,
Frank Roy, steward at the Saulpaugh,
has returned from vacation of a week
or more si"ni N Iowa:
Mr.. and Mrs, Il. A. Miller left for
Minneapolis today for weeks visit
with friends. They will take in the
fair while in the city.
Ed Moody, formerly employed at The
Free Press. but now of Glencoe, was in
the city today. He now has charge of
The Glencoe Register.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. p. Jensen have moved
from State street to Ogle's addition.
\. G.. Schendel, the buttermaker at st.
Clair, just returned from the Iowa state
fair where he had some st. Clair butter
on exhibition. The fair was made up
of four states and the butter contest
was lively one. The highest score
given was 9SA, and Mr.. Schendel Sc
cured fourth prize, his butter scoring
.97h. The st. Clair creamery is making
a splendid quality of butter with Mr.
@ 4
c. j. Shanahan, Faribault business
man, visited in the city Saturday after
noon.
Miss Jennie Hughes left this morning
for jamestown, n. d., where she will
teach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Kleinschmidt and
Albert Theissen left this morning foi
Duluth, and expect to be gone sixty
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. il. Sauipaugh went tc
the twin cities yesterday. to attend the
state fair.
Mr. and Mrs. w. /. HiXon and DR.
| /. ID. Webster are at Rochester where
Mrs Hixon expects to submit to an oper
alton.
C. H. Grieble goes to st. Paul tomorrow
to be gone couple of days attending
the state fair.
Scott r. Taylor leaves tonight for Hur
on, S. d., expecting to spend the winter
there, having secured good job.
Banker Mcknight and party, who have
been touring the country in this vicin
jity for two or three days, left yester
day morning for their home in Mime
apolis in their automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kruse are eX
pected to return this afternoon from theI
wedding trip to Chicago and other points
Fred Walser went to st. Paul yes
terday and after taking in the state fail
for few days will 90 to Collegeville anc
enter St Johns college. He is a son o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Walser.
y. r. Pau and daughters, Mrs. w. S
Farnum and Miss Mary Pfau, went t.
Ldkc NaShihSIoI IhiS HoiHiiiS W oPeH'
the day.
+. L. Scoville will leave tomorrow fO
| Antler, Saskatchewan, to look at land
j. +. Kaye left this afternoon for New
Richmond Wis. to attend the funera
of his sister which will occur tomorrow
Tie sisters name was Mrs A. E. Bach
elder, and she was a widow with fOul
children. Her death occurred from can
Ger, after long illness.
w. j. Merchant went to st. Paul las
evening to see the state fair today. III;
will return this evening.
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\ double wedding occurred yesterday
morning at the Swedish church, when
Carl Johnson and Herman Johnson
brothers, were married to Edna Whalen
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Darby Whalen
and Miss Ward. The happy couples re-
paired to the Commercial house, where
they are spending the first part of their
honeymoon. Their many friends will
extend their best wishes to the young
couples.
Mrs. Carl Meyer and daughter, Miss
Frcde, of Brooklyn, n. Y, arrived Fri
day to visit the family of a. G. Meyer
for few days. They are the aunt and
cousin of Mr.. Meyer, who had not seen
the former for thirty years.
Thomas Edwards went to Minneapolis
this forenoon TO take in the state fair for
few days and visit friends
+. w. Hunt is taking in the state fair.
Mrs. Joseph Ruerup, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
y. Miller and Joseph III. Ruerup, Jr.,
left yesterday afternoon for the twin
cities where they will visit the state fair
for a couple of days
Garth l.. Rice left today for Fort
Worth, Texas, to resume his railroad
work after spending months vacation
at his home here.
Prof. ID. 0. Coate of the normal faculty
returned yesterday from his vacation
which he spent in visiting relatives and
friends in Ohio and Indiana.
J. +. McNIahoT and son of Huron, S.
d., were in Mankato today.
+. Stott, Fred j. Meginiss and Miss
Ether Meginnis of Winona were in Man
kalo his morning
j. w. Humphrey, wife and son of
Lincoln. Neb., were in the city over night.
O. F. Holley of MadeIia was in Manka-
to Yesterday.
Editor A. NJ. Welles of The Redwood
Falls Rcvielle, was a visitor in the city
Yesterday.
DIR. 4. B. Cole of Fergus Falls brother
of til, republican candidate for governor,
and 81 arnan of the executive commit
tee OF the republican state central com
mitt -, was u guest at the Saulpaugh last
night, having come in on a late train
last night. and taken an early one out
tins morning. He is looking after the
interests of the republican state ticket.
c. ID. Jensen of Clements was in Man
kato YESTERDAY.
COUNTY Attorney ID. a. Stuart of Win
dom was IN the city yesterday
j. ID. Schroeder of Mountain Lake Wis
tied the city Yesterday.
E. w. Coughran, wife and daughter of
Sioux Fails. s. d., were in Mankato over
night.
Avon Whitehead. day clerk at the
Saulpau.h, began a vacation of week
OF two this morning, and left. for. Madi-
--...G - Aitszzz
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GREAT SACRIFICE.
This is a genuine offer.

So as to prove We mean every word
we say, We will also offer to pay your
railroad fare to Minneapolis and re-
Turn, that is we will deduct your rail
road fare from the $4,000. We will
also pay The freight on the piano to
your City Write at once and obtain
one of these sample planes. which will
come to your city. Remember only
two pianos for any one town, at this
remarkable offer. Address Sales Dept.
Segerstrom PianJ Co Minneapolis.
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From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
The ladies' mandolin and guitar club
entertained the lady clerks in Brett's
store at Uneeda Rest cottage, at Point
i'll the party, and they went out on the
morning train, expecting to return this
evening. They went prepared for good
Mrs. Lille Baker, Mrs. Henry Kruse, and
Misses Ella Bierbauer, Bertha Hunter
and Smith.
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From Wednesdays Daily.

From wednesday, Daily.
A party of ladies went to Amboy yes
erday to assist in the celebration of Mrs.
Charles Wayen's birthday. Those i'll the
party were: Mrs. Kron. Mrs. Graber
Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Wheeler. Mrs. Weld
mann, Mrs. Holman, Mrs. George Wa
zen, Mrs. Jachc, Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs.
Schildnicht. Mrs. Stein. The visitors
'pent Il very pleasant afternoon, return
NC in the evening. They presented Mrs.
Wagon with beautiful handpainted
plate.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Rising of North
Broad street celebrated their silver we'd
ling yesterday and last evening a large
number of relatives and friends were
present, among them Rev. A. F. Winter,
Who made some pleasing remarks. Mr..
md Mrs. Rising received many hand
some presents and those present had a
pleasant afternoon and evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Kranke of Fairmont and Miss
louise NEieske of Fall Creek, Wis, were
he out OF town relatives attending.
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Three hundred and twenty acre farm
i'll Vernon Center Township to let on
shares. Has Il house, stable, granary,
chicken house. corn barn, well and wind
mill. Party preferred That has teams
and help of his own to do the work
properly. References required Address
7. $. Hcmmiway. Vernon Center. Mimi
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Warrant for Bentley.

From Thursdays Daily.
a, warrant was issued for the arrest
of Joseph Bentley, charged with grand
larceny second degree. Albert Klug
herr is the complaining party. Bentley
is the fellow who is suspected of steal
ing clothing belonging to Klugherz.
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From Tuesdays Daily.
\ pretty home wedding occurred at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
y. Pickle i'll Eagle Lake at high noon
Monday, Sept. 8, when their son, Carl ID.
Pickle of st. Paul and Miss Olive r.
Fritz of Slater, Ia, were united in mar
riage. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. John j. Lutz, pastor of the AIetho-
dist Episcopal church of Eagle Lake,
assisted by Rev. John Bezoni, pastor OF
the Christian church of the same place
The bride and groom were attended by
Fred Pickle and Mrs. Cora Steinburg.
Only the immediate relatives of the fam
lily were present. Mrs. Queen Cook, Mrs
Carrie Dyer, Mrs. Alice Cummins, Mrs.
of Eagle Lake and Mrs. Stella Began
of Chicago, sisters of the groom and Fred
and John Pickle of Eagle Lake. brothers
of the groom. The happy couple took the
three o'clock train the same day at Hills
Crossing for st. Paul where they will
reside at G39 Dayton avenue Mr.. Pickle
is a travelling salesman for the whole
sale dry goods firm of Finch, Yong and
McConnville. Mrs. Pickle has for the
past year held a position as saleslady
i'll the large store of Allyn Brothers of
Madison Lake. Mr.. and Mrs. Pickle were
the recipients of some lovely and useful
presents and not the least of which was
a handsome piano, placed in their new
home in st. Paul by the groom for the
bride who is an accomplished pionist. Mr.
Pickle was brought up in Eagle Lake,
having served several years in the pro-
fession of teaching and his many friends
wish him and lis bride long and hap
Ply life.
Mrs. George Pond will entertain at
bridge whist tomorrow afternoon at her
home on Hickory street in honor of Mrs.
c. II. Lcaman.
Mrs. C. f. Hacker this afternoon en-
tertained a party of ladies at bridge
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new
PIANOS
aFORss,a.
$50
AND A LITTLE ENERGY.

We,do not believe in sending high
>alaried men to your vicinity to sell
pianos. but we are aware of. the fact,
that we must tffer some great induce
nents to people who live in. outside
towns, so as TO pace a few sample
pianos. We want To place two pianos
in every town in this state, and to do
it quickly, we offer the above
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab
lets. Druggists refund money if it fails
to cure. e. w. GROVES signature is
on each hox 25c
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Mineopa Rebekah lodge, No. u, enter
tanned Mrs. III. w. Phillips, of st. Paul
last evening at very pleasant session.
After work, light refreshments were
served
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Mr.. Charles Conkling and Miss Augusta
| \. Goldenstar of Garden City were mar
| gied today at noon. The ceremony was
performed by Presiding Elder Clare at
his home, 900 South Front street. The
couple are well known in and about Gar
len City They viii see the state fair
on their wedding trip.
Paul Ycrxes, Philip Heydon and Burt
Philips returned from Minneapolis last
evening.
Mrs. w. A. Hcydon left this morning
Cor Minneapolis where She will visit rel
,tives and take in the fair at Hamline.
Messrs. T. A. and A. NJ Morrison of
This city and their brother, S. p Morri-
son of BeIview, Ia, who has been visiting
in the city, left on the Monday evening
rain for Minneapolis where they viii
Join their sister, Mrs. Hurt, and all viii
enjoy a few days visit at the state fair
Thomas Edwards returned last night
from the twin cities.
Earl Palmer. FORMER P1llSDury stu
ient who had been visiting in this city
the guest of friends, returned Monday
afternoon to his home in Mankato.-
Owatonna Journal.
Ncls Z. Hcnning, formerly of this
city, but row engaged in sidewalk con-
struction at st. Cloud, is here visiting
friends. Mr. Henning states that the
crop is better III his section of the state
than in this vicinity.
Miss Helen W. Evans. who has been
short hand teacher in the Mankato Com
niertia1 college. left Sunday evening for
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where she has ac-i
copied position as teacher in the Conn
merciaI college of that place. She made
many friends willie a resident of this
city, who will regret her departure.
Judge NJ. J. Severance was at Blue
Earth yesterday. He states that the
crops here are ofsSllSnt Mat % ne
wheat goes over twenty bushels TO the
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Mrs. c. f. Hacker this afternoon en-
tertained a party Of ladies at bridge
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Mrs. George Pond will entertain at
bridge whist tomorrow afternoon at her
home on Hickory street in honor of Mrs.
c. II. Lcaman.
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RACES
AFTER DERBY
THREE FAvoRfrgs WIN. CIV.
ina raH PUBLIC a LtrrLu
rae BETTER OF THE ARou.
MINT or ritz nook0. o

sis ordinary races made up the
card AZ the Meadows yesterday, bat
after the Derby On Saturday things
aeamad rather tame, although ihuro
vac large crowd present Three
fAvofilea wou aud the public had
rafher The beat IT the financial bat
tie With the books
The first race WAS won BY Lucy
q the seeona ehuice eulH " NaH
PLAYED faf a good lhlns all over
the flng and backed from 60 to
to She rushed ont "a the start
aud opened up sap ~ eight
lengths she swung into the stretch
With q Lead ~ five lengths bat tired
badly aud finished outside tho
money Lucy G finished strongly
and beat Nancy ". half a laukth.
raotoilA ran third
prank Kelly distinguished himself
hy riding bis first winner ~ the
maetlns. when he rode intsfluda
home in ffant Thia horse VAS much
the best II bis field end son. after
lsadinE all the way Katie CrsWa
eos tie place. beating walerspoai
couple u ieagths
Sea STICK and Golden Buck fufa
lahed hHtrsalslnR fiuish ia ihs
thifd aud the gray mare lnat dla
paar her nose la front undef the
wire She Naa the faFofite aud
heavily played Linda Rose ran =
raod rare and flashed third
tueian led all the Nay ~ The
fourth race aud Non b. LAR q
laneth from iaekfuli 1oyner o. 4
nice race aud finished a CLOSE hint
Charles uresn. che faVuEiis. Sat
"a out % make a runaway 20 af
he flnh and az Que time - hs
four lengths However no fesi
badly az fhn finlnh and waa - ief
hF Col tuusii And ilnsaro. ehu fin
lshed IN the order named o.
Jewell eaa Is 20 ! aad hoasts I
tu d ~
rrKsY oNeai made the 80 IA
the LAT race aud Led iHte The
slfoffh. bar when Menfida let Boz
al Rnsas. che faYafige aasu. g asi
xsliopad aerr hsf ana Wun /
Isngih FesEy OSeai eAa sos D. .
iensth before The aiEhiy. Nha1n a
v a. hsaFff5 played
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and could have gone another 90
rounds
uls Crowd Present
There was Ncp large crow
present aud ulh bee people wefr
unable "a ser Ia the pavilion to
see che fight
neforc ihp mRla event thcre wefe
tVo prrithnhrieH The nrat Maa
a thrive round contest With elshi
ounce gloves between Kid World
and Harfa Meet Neither boy
knew anything about 10 aame and
tho Helaa was q Joke
The second preliminary, between
Dick lArgp and Jimmy RAJ. tnl
uiahed more fiehtlus IA Three
rounda than the main event ala 10
twenty. Large had Il On HAY At
all slagea and Rnte Turner Who
retersssh stopped the scrap aud
gave IAfEe the decision
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TURF GOSSIP

Charley Vanduacn won two rneen
yeataahY With Isurlan aud cal
Jewell. aud Is new enc ef The Few
awneHa at the tfack that has Won
two races ln one day
Mcbride gave Atkins very atrons
ride. aud u Waa due % hiH efforts
that the horse finished as close up
to The seadcru he BE- did
The ,ietars n Col Jewell brought
10Y 60 uaokmakef Joe Harlan. a.
he bet ou the colt to show all over
the gtas
A bis ilihefnisn stood CA the
Nrand staRd steps tootink fof Cole
rn nuck ia the third race. while di
rectif below him we're a eoaple u
hebrews roatinE for Sea Sick
When the latter boat 6oldsu Buck
nose the lflabman turned e. hln
fHund nud said There ys are
what chance has Christian science
got against lev luck
The overeoat lid thought
Charles 0rreu was a pipe. and aa a
feanlt suffered compound fIaa
tare % a $40 bin
The Hobo Kid. who trained Ro
saro. bet on his horse straight aud
place and saved hia money when
the nag Fan second
The ues track oruwd al uhei
Joe Uana 10 sin the fight aut Npn
considerable money on bis victory
W smith. who rode Wpiefcufe
IN the fourth race. got teo weeks
GA the Efuund for diaohesiisues Of
the starters orders
The selling war utill eoniinaea
After Lurlan N0n he VA bid ~ ~
William Hawke 10 tfoo. when hia
owner ict hin 80 He wlll In The
future eat his oats In tia havA
bafn
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TO JOIN sNlooo eLus.

Louis - nfadecn. aeefeiafy 81
the Virginia Street Dock company.
will Join the kkidoo club. being o..
Eanisad Ia the east Membership h
limited to those pho can give their
births 81 fnilinE an the g8rd of tho
month Mt nradeen celebrated hls
anniversary yesterday aud Wiil AZ
once seek admittance Ia the east
efu organization
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pHANoise arlNrRopuego.

Thao proposed franchise permit
tina the Hartman railroad system
10 enter Seattle was rrinifadueHd
ln lhu council last night hf Cuun
Gilman II 6 ON bY request
The purpose II the - inErudne
ti0n IA 10 insert the nsw name ui
the company asking u. the name
having haen changed from the
Washington A Northern 10 the
Oregon 4 Washington Il WIS -
feftnd 10 the committee on eorpor
afiuBa
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400 Hoos COMING HnRr.

The Seattle ConeAtouated Onlsi
OF Hoo Hooa viii meet IA thln us
September . There are over 100
Hoo llo0n la Seattle. aud the dele
gates from Oregon. idaho aud 9th
81 states will be- given royal time
Tho Hoo iiuun wis originally
inducements Organization. bat has
extended ~ membership 90 most
every trade snd profession
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TEMPLE afolns ACTION.

George W Temple haa begun ar-
fiDH ln che superior court ~ regain
hiH fighf 10 pfaefirn ns q certified
arrauHiant DO ailaRaH that % G
Hhwfurt Hb0 preferrrd charges
against hiW nHf un nH~ slate board
~ arsounnufy end that the defi.
sion pf the baafa we arbitrary and
unjust The same day Temple 81
license expired be- WHa selected Ga
expert thr books Of the Heatne
arhsai district
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In All the World No
Ride Like This

Nc where IN America viii You
find more beautiful scenery more
m0uutaiuh. valleys. rivers 0nd In
loia than on the Port Orchard Route
hsteaan Seattle ana Hrnmsrion
Take the ehiidrea aud let them
breathe the fresh salt Dir. ~ fomp
On the sand ~ Pleasant Beach
boats leave Pier a. eta1. 80 and
10 10 a a aud lis. ?. 20 and 80
. "a. I&nand trip. seo. 80
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Louie Long aud 1ohuny Grove
will meet ne hyefs0 tonight in n go.
round contest under Marquis ~
Queanaheriy rules MHfh HhauKh
messy 1T san Francisco hHa hson So.
leetad aa referee The fighters have
been training diligently tof the naat
9two weeks and g0pa scrap 10 ca
prrtad
a number of Seattle apoftH are
goluA 10 Everett 10 see The fight
The betting 80 f4f has been - oven
money. bat u Is Thought that be
f0re the men go Into the flnE Grove
viii be an osdaan fnKofits
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Will co TO ENGLAND.

BOSTON. july "a II il reported
that the Harvard university crew
which defeated Yale last month a.
Sow London. will sail fpf England
next Friday. and unless the date 90
changed will. on Saturday. Sept H.
faa = race With the Cambridge uni
toraity eight which defeated On
ford last spring
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MISS WAITE WINS.

There uaa q spoed contest fee
ladies a. the Auditorium shaiins
rink last aigbf. Which uaa 500 ~
Miss Clara White AiHa l.nrille
Thomas waa second and Miss Seliie
Clara rog the she's Thr wtnnef
was presented NtEh = gold NAich
bY Fiasaf Manager Meutsum1f4.
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NOTICE TO WATER
CONSUMERS
IN DIST mol.

Water rent das "a July for IA,
August and September II NJ. ~.
BY Iaiv =. becomes delina1eus n.
frict Hli 81 city lying soaih n ~
GER lIur ri Union und last a..
St. deter0a water due from I. I.
zoih n each month becomes = !,
queHt on the 10Th =.
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ogr JAIL SENTENCE.

noftha wright. woman of tho
lower district. AID Louis Walters.
eho claims 70 be q painter. we're
yesterday sentenced 10 serve %
daya III Jan - judge George.
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THE THEATERS

Ono Of the best vaudeville bills
u tho season h being played this
seek NJ he Star theatar u S.
beaded b the Charles II Mason.
i.ew Kelly company in The Onion
Trust. fgcr rlTing ample op
p1fiunitf for the abilities 81 Ha.
son and Kelly. both ~ whom are
well known 20 Hentiie theaier rpefs
rho Garter Taylor company aud the
Dunn Francis COMPANY are aiH1
giyinH comedy sketches Louis
priizkoW. in character singing. and
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