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BALLARD NOTES

Il Eaknexn mas. On the Ballard
NJ sshA NJ seattle a. - yes
~Asg ailsss1oa. palssd ffum bis
b pptkss ~ uxlY lookinK q cali.
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hired 20 protect property aud All the
minof officials. firsmon aud clerks
have ben asked Go sian an agreement
90 heln proteei the company pfunz
critics ia vase of a strike
NEW YORK David nufhaas.
rosehman foU Cornelius y. Hilna.
murdered Thomas Hagwerty. his as.
siHtaHl and Ffoom q M Hiss tia
shot HaEsvffx twtcr and then Killed
himself HsKNvrty VAS trnaaN 90 la
sn ambulance 60 bellevue hospital
vs. here he died The shooting ors-urs
red in Afr BLISS private stables
utfFE Mont & A ualuae.
a. Tfefiu end Al Eaank deaire 70
recover the fines they were re
lulrst to pay into the fedora. rouft
hy tudsv Realty. ~ Idaho. tn the
iphael Dewitt case tiriuse'a fur
was SO geo ana the others ti.aaa
each Attorney , NJ Denny has pc
titioned the court Ga return the fines
with Interest ti,toa which brings
ihc fetal suln up e. isssaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

Steamer All Is expected in port
tonight ~ tomorrow morning with
the latest news concerning the
Nehns.l fire.
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STATE NEWS

PENnLEToN. ore Esra Meek
err With an ox team and old fash
inned prairie achooacF. has arrived
in rendistnn tie witl camp hefu
for a few DAYS aad deliver an illus
irated lecture Al the courthouse.
WAtstsA WAt.iak Tha Camsnrrs
cial club has adopted resolutions IN
favor ~ inviting both republican
and iiemocrafie conventions Ia meet
here thia year A committee was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

ST LOUIS. Mo The NiBAlBslppi
river registers 2f3 feet On the gov
ernment gauge here less than 9 feet
below the danger line and ~ still
rising az the rate 81 about one foot
iu = hours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

Tank steamer Oakland has arrived
at the STANDARD dock with on from
aha Ffauctacu.
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After Supper Specials
placed on Sale At 8 p. m.

Fancy bananas a doRen ............ss zoe
sweet Navel Oranges. dozen .......s zoe
Large Juicy Lemons dozen ..s...s. 1 &c
No I English Walnuta. a ~. ss....,., f6c
X l. Almonds a ~. ....-......ss. ft,c
1ae Full stke nro0m .s4s.s...sst.....t f5c
1ae t0.qnart Galvanized Pails ss...,..s Re
Decorated Paper Napkins Toe for .... lie
CO.. Galvanized Wash Tubs ...s...... 3jc
3e-in siikoiine a yard s......s......s. Sc
Russian Linen Crash yard ,s.ss-..ts. &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

VERY SWELL NEW STYLES
Al the ta01 Hat Store. = "
Brooks a 60. 1881 2ud Ave 80
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ABERDEEN The body Of a man
fpuna floating 1T the mouth Of tho
WiHhhah river was Identified as
that II William Anderson. an AGED
man. who disappeared from lie.
qulam about four weeks aso. iils
death - thought Ia have been arei-
Gontal A reward ef So waa offer
ed Tor the discovery Of Anderson.
dead or alive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

VANCOUVER 4 meeting OF tls
directors Of the Vancouver A Sub.
urban Railway company has been
held. to settle up the minor details
preparatory "a beginning work upon
the road which Ia expected 60 start
ln about so days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

Couas Nztlansi secretary. is ia
charge. AMI 800 Delegates arr tn the
city.
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

n,rt MINI The Northern
y. AS PLAYED orders for rollins
ns,us a. involves the ekproii
- ..,,,.,as 81 dollars The new
iss Y /. ~ this year delivery
= M aad very materially 20 .as
= y" n The Northern fa.if.s
9. y. ~ 4 aah trelsht ans pa -
e. ...,es oue hundnd aad FishtN
sss.ass wlll Be added g" he
~ ...'..ess me hfsest part ot NE
,s..lases lrslkhg and v.tsa
- -. Il he latest pattern The
'....l.nnsai all Include thif.' Us. -.
..ssser eegincs q ths ta,ills
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steamer LevlanaN II on Mprana'
dock for repairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

steamer Nome city Will sail fof
HaH Francisco tonight
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> MARINE NOTES

british ship Toffidon. hound from
iquiaue "a port on the British
channel, ls posted among the MISS
Ing She las been out re lays.
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wALtA wALf.A one Of ohe i'm
poftaht aud useful Inventions of G
W MeOonniglc which he worked
out During his imprisonment of ten
years Ia the penitentlary fur the az
cideutal shooting Of his father. near
North Yakima ~ a rarueai to- take
the place at the device ne@ hsssd
and which can he opened aud re.
sealed by experts without detection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

w,SNlrpl. Man Ansf q mas
-, eeasaqs0rx and matormru
- swpiey o. The street galway
-.ee sea- or strike 10 h.Ehsr
-. SCENES Of violence retHr be
.,,ssx,el on the streets ~ Win
- M red attempts Ga Eun ne
houlinx mob o( HFwra=
-. sheserc4 brieks stones aud
- ~ srefy car
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

STANTON. IA The announce
=. Y ! suspension ~ miaius IN
= ,u.Anslte fiead eas net holly
...ssextea herr TIE eelH paniss
~, ,skea # cor granted thaf there
- y 1 strike Aad preparations
=. msss afeordinxiy SHskades
s,s 80 halt. guards haXe been
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x-roRfA y. III b bsuieIl
: "a Resident " Niefafia commit
!. nssils ~ cutting bis throat
ss.~,.asnev uAs the cause
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hfss
shin9ioa
nHisns
an.
Agasss
I'd ise
shingles
nisefs'I
4 H&
Nashas
ting ~
lost %
hre =
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The Busiest"
Basement
The Greatest Lawn
Mower Sale OF
the Year.

SATURDAY ONLY.
500 Strictly High Grade
Guaranteed l. a W n
Mowers. made TO sell
at 5000, at. each
....s.... SD
The only opportunity Yon
may have in a lifetime 20
hay a Guaranteed Lawn
Mower At this price By
special purchase early In
the SEASON. ths Garvey
Baehanan Co r. able 20
offer 300 High Grade
Lawn Mowers. tool blades.
hlsh wheels. easy run
ming. fast emitting hand
somely nuiabed and worth
g. on. all at .. ~. 30
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Sion y ~ List. huiua, Ilfo r,s,
$50 aHf
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Concert by Second Reg
iment Orche stra

New Millinery Shop
Again sets the pace that points ont
Carney Buchanan co. as tho City's
Millinery Center.
Smart. stylish s. so and $1,000 Hats
at ...............# ....... 81. 90
Copies of imported models which
can not be duplicated for twice the
money we ask
s.. so and $1,000 Hats AZ ..... S. 90
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The Store Ths, Serves You Besoarvy Company
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Muslin Under
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used for display in our store
and window mussed gar
menia. slightly soiled hut
the saving IN price offsets
this small defecf--all new
styles
Muslin Drawers worth up 10
81 IS. ~ ..s.....s. tec
Embroidery or lace trim
med. all a. ....s4s tge
Chcmlee with solid square
yukea Of embroidery or IN
aertion worth up 10 $50
all at ............ NE
Corset Covers that should
sell up to Zoe. M toe
Muslin Gowns. not one in
the entire LOT that a. not
worth sle5. and some as
high a. $500 All at soc
Middletown transcript., 1906-10-01

A man went into an nndeiiaktr's sln +
the other day almost overwhelmed will
grief. The kind undertaken sootled shs
caller rs best he could before asking III
the order. Finallythe man VAS able 10
sell Ntiab ttIe tI1uUIc y H. / iINS6 ft1et
my wife" he .sobbed, aud then viii. one
eapiehs Effort he continued, "sIm |
would sooner have lost the best COW on,
the place."
4 southern editor is autlsor of this in-
faimaton: Some Of you fellows ho
never Lad million dollars. Ike We
editors, do not know. IL couIse. II Inst
v hat the big pile CONSISTS We viii put
ya,l ON, When you haze million one.
fs.I'ar bills, and pile ti.rn. up fiat on one
es.ntls+r, aud want to reach the top. .ot,
fssr N IrnI' np "a fest. II ,ou laid
s''' e,sws 40 ~ end. ,an would have
=. ealk ness twelve nlilss II yoa Iad
tlpe amp s..t ilp liver dolIsrr. The plle
would % . mile and bali high. And
- on,
Middletown transcript., 1906-10-01

s'You can't tell man from Chicago
anything.n That snsHer won the SO
prize for the following question 'sHow
can you tell Chicagoan7'' The second
prize was given to a woman from Goshen,
Ind, who said whisper canned meat
and "look at his wife's feet.'
L there anything more exasperasing
than 70 have soms edy who II talking to
look oyer your heal, or 10 one side Of
you 81 The time he is trying 70 consey
bis thought on you? ii . man will rot
look yoli In the eye while he taiks, ron
may Be pretty sure that you will not lose
much IT ypu lnrn yotr ears IN an0tneF
direction 81 &
Middletown transcript., 1906-10-01

Forty years ago the seven great London
hnspitals speut annually for acholloi $40,-
0e0. and SIC, 900 for milk. Nov the lar
ger sam Is spent for milk aud the smaller
for alcohol. In the infirmary at Sails
Az evidence that the Indian Territory
sl'as reached Stage Of civilization that
entities her to statehood, one drugeist is
advertising ''house paint, face paint and
nose paint.
More than li.OO0.O0a pieces Of mail
went astray II these United States last
year because they were not directed veil
enonal for the experts fo deeipheF the
names and adafessea.
Middletown transcript., 1906-10-01
CURRENT pRIcHs
MIDDLETowN GRAIN MARKET.
CORRECTED wrrKIY Hy vo..n

Wheat-No. 10 Corn
No: 2 20 Yellow, shelled 81
Timothy Seed $2.51i cob Il
Clover Seed ID .I5 Oats ............... 30
MIDDLErowN PRODUCE MARKET.
Middletown transcript., 1906-10-01
REPUBLICAN PRIMARY

ErQD&-AS1tN bNHaaAA
The result OF the Primary Election on
Saturday is the selection Of q good county
ticket. All the nominees are we'll known
and with Walker from Mil Creek
Hundred, stafford and BiIlanyfron viii
mington, Galloway from New Castle and
Jolls from 81. Georges every section Of the
county is represented.
Francis NJ. Walker, the nominee for
Register of Wills. having been an unsuc-
cessful candidate for the same Office, four
years ago and having served in the fam
ous'' Legislature Of 1895. was well knoxn
to all the Republican voters. A lawyer
by profession and OF temperament we'll
suitad to the semi. judicial duties Of Regis
ter Of Wills, he is entirely competent to
gil the Office and make worthy successor
to the man he beat at the polis, whose
record in the Office stands unsurpassed in
Its history.
Harry H. Billany had served two sears
as Recorder OF Deeds to gil out. by ap-
pointment, the unexpired term Of James
d. Moore, deceased, and his sdIninistra-
ton had been entirely satisfactory to all
patrons of the Office. Through long
period as Assistant Postmaster, he had
become one Of the best known and univer-
sally esteemed men in the City of Will
minetoD.
Henry Stafford, the sheriff candidate,
served as member OF the last LeRisla-
ture. While not as we'll known three
months ago as some OF his rivals for the
nomination, his hustling character aud
affable manner commended him TO o
plurality of the voters. He lie in every
way fitted for the Office OF Sheriff.
James II. Galloway was nominated by
the Union Republicans two years sgoand
resigned from that ticket to insure the
election of Mr.. Purks. The proposition
was made that lie should be repaid his
campaign expenses but lie declined 10 ne.
cept, saying that he wanted the Office and
would be q candidate in 1906. This &C.
tion undoubtedly won him the nomina-
tion. While the present Coroner has, in
the words of Attorney General Richards,
made the best Coroner the county has
had In years." we believe that Mr.. Gallo
way will be found competent. At any
rate We know that he will do his best and
none can do more.
The nominee for Clerk Of the Orphans
Court and Register in Chancery is too
well known in this community 10 war;
rant any words Of praise Or condemnation.
Joseph C. Jolls has lived in this toxin
more than forty years aud his vote at
home on Saturday was flatteTing.
Locally. the contest for Road Commits
sioner proved close. II was generally
conceded that ]. @. AIston should have
denomination, as his honesty aud ability
had done so much in the past eight years
to bring the Office ont Of the sleneh Uf
contempt into which il had been dragged
by Democratic acknowledgement. There
fore the fight was betW Ween ir Carpenter,
the retiring commissioner and Edw ard W.
Pleasanton. Tie fact that ia a vote Of
more than two hundred, Mr.. l'Ita,anion
had majority Of only two slla@s Low
hard il was for the Republicans 10 cl.a@e
between them. 1t was impossible 10
make bad choice.
Detailed results appear IN a@p.hrr col-
umn.
Middletown transcript., 1906-10-01
~ NOTICE,

Middletown, Delaware, March 9Th, 1905.
Having rented the business stand Of the
late John w. Jolls, In connection with
the Grain business, ] am now prepared
TO furnish my cnstemers and the public
with the best grades Of Coal. Wood. Lime,
Feed, &c. ! respectfully solicit a con-
tinuapce Of your patronage at che stand
Of the late John W, Jolls. Railroad Ave
Just Received 4 Car Lead Of
Good Sawed WOOD
Middletown transcript., 1906-10-01

8. 3. FoARD
The Jersey City news., 1906-09-01

AN ORDINANCE FOR THE RELIEF on
the X II. H. Steel Laundry In constr,,o,, ~
and maintenance of coal hin u'eioh
tba ne sny Mayor and Aldermen of Jersey City. bv
stte s DoaIo OF street and Water Comrnissionars
Iof and on behalf OF the munteipaIitv ~ 80,
CITY, DO ordain folloWs:- - o
ne oevtlon as l: That the r. H. h Steel Laundry
oe anu Is hereby permitted to construct a cc.1
pm beginning at point on the northeasf cor- o,..
ner OF LaldlaW and Oakland avenues and on
the building line of same: thence cont1-',,,s ~ ~.
along the northerly sidewalk of IajdIaw a,-a'
nue e ana IN a westerly direction about fort "
wv IVY 4z) ieeti thence curving at rIght angles
feet. rae tbanne IN a southeriy direction ten Q0l
n5ng, nnenee curvlng at right angles and run
Hihs IN an easterly direction forty-two 40,
80, 80, tnehce curving at right angles and rnn
nlils Hs m northeriy direction ABOUT ten nm
rect 10 the point or place of beginning. nro
vlueo that during the construction and mainten
4aTv 5n nei en- authorized the said r. H. H. Steel
snail assume full and complete resnon
sipihty Tor any and all damage that NAV he
caused py reason of said construction and
~ ntenahce,- and that said construction and
nIdlntenance shall be at all times subiect ~
the approval of this Board 'eos 10
section z That the ordinance granting tbis
priVllege shall be of full force and effeet for
period of twenty (2W years and tharaa tto tor
@ untii sucn time as this Board, or its leeaily,
authorlzed It successors. shall revoke or moify
All work herein authorized to he dono ,,,,,o.
'ls SUPERVISION of the proper city authorities.
oectoh 3. Ihat all cost and expense incident
70 the introduction, passage and DlIhljcatio,, -
thls ordinance shall be paid by applicant so-
same, ana such amount therefor as is astj
mated by the Clerk of this Board to be nscas-
mand. e"' oiiicer on de-
Passed July 80, 1906
ANTHONY HAUCK.
Annrovad s,,r,,a. :. 800. President.
M. M. FAGAN.
Attest Mayor.
GEO II. BoUToN,
Clerk.
The Jersey City news., 1906-09-01
CORPORATION NOI1CE.

CORPORATION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that on the 9th
day of April, 1906, application was made
to the Board of Street and Water CHM
missioners,. by George r. Beach and
other for the
IMPROVEMENT OF BALDWIN
AVENUE,
between St. Paul's avenue and Newark
avenue.
Said improvement to be made conform
ably to the provisions of Chapter 217 of
the Laws of 1895, and in the following
manner, including all the intersections of
carriageway.
thereof graded to the established grade,
by excayating or filling the same to the
established grade.
To have the present curb reset in con-
crete and new 5"x16" curb set in con-
crete where necessary.
To have the carriageway paved with
asphalt pavement.
To have the present bridge-stone cross
walks relaid and new bridge-stone laid
where necessary.
And all other work done that may be
necessary to provide for the flow of the
surface water, and to complete the i'm
provement in good and substantial
manner.
Notice is also given that on the oath
of Assessment filed in the office of the
Clerk of the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners their preliminary map
for said improvement, showing the prob
able total cost of the contemplated i'm
provement and the probable amount to
be assessed on property specially bene-
fitted thereby, and the same is now open
to public inspection in the office of the
Clerk of said Board
And notice is also given that the fol-
lowing streets or avenues or particular
sections thereof are included in said as
sessment namely
BALDWIN AVENUE,
from Newark avenue to St. Pauls ave-
NEWARK AVENUE,
on the east side of BALDWIN avenue. to
points o6.95 feet north and SIT feet
south thereof.
COURT HOUSE PLACE.
from Baldwin avenue to points about
1857 feet north and 317.54 feet south
thereof
WASHBURN STRET.
from Baldwin avenue to points 1S3 feet,
more or less, north and 343.4S feet south
| thereof.
HOBOKEN AyENE,
on the east side, from Baldwin avenue
| to points 26.04 feet north and 1047S feet
south thereof
FLEET STREET,
| from Baldwin avenue to points about
| 204 feet north and 200 feet south thereof
ST. PAUL'S AVENUE,
on the west side, from Baldwin avenue
| to points % leet north and % feet south
| thereof.
And that in accordance with the pro
visions of the act above cited, the 10th
day of September, 1906, at 2 O'Clock P
NJ, and the Assembly Chamber of the
City Hall are hereby fixed as the time
| and place when and where the Board oi
Street and Water Commissioners will
meet to hear all parties in terested in
said application and all remonstrances
| against the said proposed improvement
| that may be presented in writing.
BY order of the Board of Street and
| Water Commissioners.
GEO. T. BOUTON.
| Clerk
Dated, Jersey City, Aug. 81. 1906.
The Jersey City news., 1906-09-01
SFATE OF NEW JERSEY.
COUNTY OF HITpSnN

SEATH OF NEW JERSEY
COUNTY OF HUDSON.
10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:-
be 1t known that /, Sam Brunstein am en-
sdseu IN the, manufacture of mnearl waters
S.iu oeher beverages In the City of Jersey City
eo9n,y eUa and State aforesaid. and having to use
l aiiu using Dottles boxes, siphons, and kegs in
which said mineral waters and other beverages
sss ate put UP for sale. and in accordance with
Ire statute IN such case made and provided
40 hereby certify that my bottles are made of
glass and having impressed thereon the name.
sass me letters. and the words. to wit:-'United
mineral S9 Water CO., Jersey City. N J," also
I noTsesnoe In form OF monogram. 'sNicholas
ana Nippins, Mount Holly. N. J.'' camden
IS Blake ' avenue. Brooklyn n u l. Essn1S Sssns
al the above names have In addition the
Reasstsrs5 wees. hs bottle not to be sold" also
having thereon the na1ne the letters ana the tbe
words to wit:-"Sam Brunstein. 317 Fonrtb
Co., Co. 'ssssy Jersey cisy ctx N " Unted Min water
Wat, Water Co.. s17 Fourth ST.. Jersey City. N Il,
.,nited .s Mineral Water Co, Jersey City. N
Thomas ~ Finan, Goshen. N X" aunited N
w c. ~. NJ w. Co." NY sphons termai
sphonsbottes Iep ,a are made in two parts the bod
sa, saereon, s, sam Brunstein sl7 Fourth ST., Jer-
gram srs I''y tntsd Az also s in form Of mono
M, N y" Many Of the above names have in ad.
aition the word Registered And unon tha
nsaog ne . which are made of metal, is impressed
Co. J. c., N ~ Ny kegs are made ~ N, Wy "
having thereon IS. B.. J. C." IS. B'n sc
Brunstein." And do now file this cart,eoat,
u u tne Clerks office of the County OF Hudson.
IN which County my said business ia carriei
on, ana under and by the law Of New Jersey
entitled AN act for the better protection of
1,, nuIacturers and bottlers Of and dealers in
i,s,,a.s sneral waters beer ale. porter and other
several supplements thereto -s-s -. sa's
Witness my hand this 9th day Of Anra,es
nineeeen hundred and six nso6) z -
xv,t,a,...,,. SAM BRUNsTEIN.
The Jersey City news., 1906-09-01

AN ORDNANCE FOR THE RNF,rF3F on
bay windowB. q"
The Mayor and Alderman Of Jersey csev. NV
the Board OF Street and Water Csunfniesnsnsrss -
acting Tor and On behalf OF the rnunioinaSifv
or said city do orSiain as 4oliowys--
Section 1 That Jesse 6ketchaIy ba ana a
hereby granted pezuhasfon 10 coustruce and
maintain bay windows on building 10 be eu,eS,t
ed by him at the southwest corner AZ Roo~asSn
evenue and Nesnatt street. whdch Bay win
COWS may reach from the foundatton 10 aha
roo9 OF said building and may extend beyrnd
the building Line OF Neebftt street NOT ,nrre N,re
than eighteen inches CS), any ozsiinauce q, f1,s
contrary Notwithstanding. - - -
The Work 30 be dome under Che euruervRa6nr
Of the Inapector Of Bufldings. AA'-Ass
. Section B. The ordinance granting fs,<xxa nrsc
legee 20 be OF fua1 force and effeot ror a period
OF twenty (2W years, and Thereafter uutii s1ci,
time as this Board or IT'S legally s,1f5snrs-ea
successors may order the same removed
Section 3 That an COSTS and expe11sen gres
DENT 70 the fntroduction, passage and pl,s,Iics-
tton od this ordinance shan be paid by fhe
appNcaM for the sames and such ai11ofrf
therefor as ie estimated by the CLERK Of S,,is
Board % Be necessary shall be depnz14ed With
Passed Apr1l 1e 1906
ANTHONY HAUlxK PruynaprN
Aprrured April q, 1908
n n EA3Afs. sFayvm.
GEO q. BOTTOM Clerk