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The foregoing were each separately
adopted by the following vote on call
for the ayes and nays
Ayes Commissioner Berry, Knox,
Nolan, Rooney and President Hauek.
Nays-None.
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UNFINISHED Rr7sTNFss

IN motion, the turther cCnSlder2 ton
ef application Of Coast Line Telephone
Company for franchise. on basis of apph-
Patton Of said Company fled April I6.
1905, and conformably to Ghaptef SO, of
s. the Laws of 1906, was adjourned and
telItinled to the next regular meeting Of
HE Board to be held on Wednesday
October 24 1906. ut ten d0) O'clock
&. NJ
Commissioner Nolan moved "That the
tuTther consideration and nearing of the
duplication heretofore made by the Hud-
son and Manhattan Railroad Company,
to construct. operate and maintain tracks
bcross First street and across Bay street,
RId Of the ordinance introduced in con-
Reetion Herewith be postponed to We'd
tesdaT. October "a, 1906 at q meeting
3 the Board TO be held at ten {J0l o clock
!. 81. on such date and the motion was
unanimously adopted.
Commissioner Nolan moved, that the
further consideration and hearing of the
Application heretofore naado by the Jer-
eey City, Hoboken and Paterson Street
Railway Co. to construct, operate and
hlafntain a siding in Franklin street
t0uth of Central avenue, and of the ord
fiaTce introduced in connection there
Fith. be postponed to Wednesday, Octo-
hcr ~ 1906. at a meeting of the Board
10 be held at ten E10) o'clock A. NJ. on
snch date, and the motion was unani-
htusly adopted.
Commissioner Nolan moved TO take
BON the table an ordnance entitled, "An
Ordnance Tor Change in the Boundar-
IS Of Hoboken Avenue"
Carried.
The ordinance was then taken up and
An ordinance for a change in fhe
Boundaries of Hoboken avenue
Section 4 The Mayor aud Aldermen
tf Jersey City By the Board of Street
Ind Wafer Commissioners do ordain
hat the following part of Hobolzen ave-
Eiie be and the same hereby is vacated
Beginning at a point on the south line
HebolSen avenue. distant westerly
lourfeen feet from the southwest corner
sf EIoboken avenue and Baldwin avenue;
& Hence on an angle of ten degrees twenty
sine minutes with the southerly line of
H0bolSen avenue on d course north thirty
two aegTeess thirty minutes west, two
Hundred and sixty-iFe feet; thence north
tiztE-one degrees forty-seven minutes
hest one hundred and twenty-five feet
b the Santherlv line Of OaHland avenue
hence along said line of Oakland avenue
Douth fortF-six degrees and FIVE minutes
iast ten feet to the present southerly
fne of Hoboken aFenpe thence south
S6rty-two degrees hfty-nin Minutes east
hong said soptherly line of Hoboken ave-
4ie three hundred and seyenty-four and
two hundredths feet to the place Of
beginning.
Section 2. And it is further ordained
ziat the following described land, which
sas been rendered by the Erie Land and
Improvement Gem paIiT. the owner the5'e-
if to the Mayor and Aldermen of Jersey
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Resolved. That William J. Burke be
and he is hereby appointed as inspector
GA construction of sewer in Monitor
street, etc, salary to be at the rate Of
So pr day, when engaged, term of SER
vice to begin when work shall have been
romm enced.
It was adopted BY the following vote
On a ealx1or the ayes and nays
Ases-t ofnnissionefs Ferry, Knox,
Nolan, Rooney and President Hauck.
NayS-NOne
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NIscETI,ANF0T7S RTTs+aTEss

The following ordinance was received,
given its first reading ana tabled under
the rules
San ordinance for the relief of Mrs.
Bertha Grerner, in the construction and
maintenance of bay windows"
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NOTICE or DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that the CO..
partnership Of Frech and Campbell.
heretofore existing by and between the
undersigned, has this day been mutually
dissolved by the undersigned
The said Frech will pay all outstand-
ing debts and obligations of the co-part-
nership and viii collect all claims due
and owing to the same.
Dated Jersey City, N. j.. October %,
1906.
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Ii was adopted by the following vote
on Z eal n tie ayes and H8ys:-
Ayes-C Commissioner Berry. Knox,
Nolan, Rst : and President Hauck
Nays-None.
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SHcr each and every 1Aes fasi Of
20 cast iron rsQe essalsel, aer
Inca foot ......,s.... .5S
1t being Tie lowest bi3@er, aad tae
Corporation Attorney be and is hereby
directed TO prepare and have executed
Ehe necessary contract thereIor.
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Resolved, That John Brown be and is
hereby appointed as inspector on the inn
rrovement Of Henderson street, from
Pavonia avenue to Mercer street. salary
to he at the rate of So per dag, when en-
gagged, term of service 70 begin when
sderk shah have been commenced.
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It was adopted by the following vote
On a call for the ayes and Nays
Commissioners Berry. Knox,
Nolan r and President Hauck.
Nays-None.
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Total

The Inspector of Buildings reported a
number of publications. for permission to
erect frame buildings within the fire
limits and the same were referred to
Committee on Laws and Ordinances.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT
1TtIrFNC
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The Committee on Public Buildings,
Docks and Parks presented tie follow
ings:-
Resolved, That S25 be paid to Benia-
min H. Gerardin for services as Saper-
intendent Fourth Regiment Arm0ry, Sep
EegDber. 1906, claim No sos.
Charge Armory Salaries and Rentals.
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It was adopted by the following vote
on call for the ayes anG nays:-
Aves-C Commissioners Berry, Knox,
Nola ooney and President Hauck
Nays-None.
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MY WIFE LAURA HUNT HAVING LEFT
nay bad sn6 board without cause ] warn All
persons that Will not be Responsible fqr any
debt c0Atraeted by ha5 JAMES N HINT.
Ssnzod Jersey Cifss S1st-~-,s-- * rs-@
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Resolved, That $76394 be paid 10 the
81. W. F'arrier Co, on account of COM
ssact No. 1.J41 Tor furnishing and deliv7
gring lead
Charge Water Account, a & e.
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w aiAd Baldwin avenue.
asess 5e ilc right reserved to the
e. es 9T she 9e t9 maintain the Bergen
GeS so-ealled. aadel the surface of
sa3s pgeinises, and to construct and
MaiAtain other tunnels under the sur
iace, u such manner and at such depth
as VIII net interfere with the use of the
same for highway purposes.
Section 3. And it is further ordained
present street. railway on Hoboken ave-
nRe with their aps artenances, be changed
so as 10 conform 10 the lines of said ave-
nue. as changed by this ordinance with
out expense to the city.
Commissioner Nolan moved THAT the
Ordinance be placed on final passage.
Carried.
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MY WIFE. LENA BRINkMAN ITALy-
ing left my bed and board. all persons
are hereby cautioned against giving her
credit in any manner for my accounr.
Dated, Jersey City October 8. 1906
WILLLAM BRINkafAN
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The Committee on Printing and Sta
tionery presented the following:
Resolved, That Si0S he paid to the
Jersey City News for printing manuel
pages 404 to 459, inc, September, 1906,
Ssaim No. 1851
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solyed That the Board Of Finance
be and is hereby requested TO set aside
for the u.s. Of this Board the sum OF
$4,000 wheresyith To improve the low
lands in Bayside Park, accordance
with plans and specifications to be pre-
pared. by the Chief Engineer.
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II was adopted by the following vote
on a call for the ayes and nays
yes-Commissioners Berry, Knox,
Nolan, Rooney and President Hauck.
Ndys-None.
The President declared that the ordi-
nance had passed
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HENRY CAMPBELL.
]. FRED FRECH, JR.

MY WIFE PAULINE DUNBERG
having left my bed and board without
cause, / warn all persons that I viii not
be responsible for any debt contracted by
her. OLAF DUNBERG.
Dated Jersey City, Oct %, 1905
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The foregoing were each separately
adopted by the Following vote on call
for the ayes and nays
A yes--Cemmissioners Berry, Knox,
Nolan, Rooney and President Hauek.
Nays--None.
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M. N. FAGAN,

GEO. NJ. MCCARTHY.
City Clerk.
Sale NO. 1888.
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On motion the Board adjourned.

GEO. T. BoUToN
Clerk.
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Commissioner Nolan moved to take
BON the table an ordinance entitled, "An
Ordnance Tor a Change in the Boundar-
IS Of Hoboken Avenue.
(safripd1
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GEO. NJ. MCCARTHY.
City Clerk.
(sale No. $3.50
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GEO. T. BOUToN
Clerk.
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By Committee on Elections:-
Resolved. That the sum of $50 be paid
to w. r. Kett, for rent of place, Fourth
District, First Ward, general election,
1905.
By Committee on Laws and Ordi-
nances:-
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FOUR HOUSEKEEPING NICE FRONT
rooms; ground floor; cool, at The Man
haitian, 237 w. First South. With bath.
reasonable. Dooo
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FOR SALE-REAI, ESTATE
I.ITTT.E 4 LITTLE

LITTLE & LITTLE.
1ox10, near Tonth East and Sixth South,
1Ox7. within six blocks of city and county
building, $1,000.
One OF tho best warehouses In the city,
with over 10000 square feet Of floor space,
II would cost you the price asked 70 erect
the building,
1ox7 on Third street. $4,000
77Nxs2N on Brigham, near Uniyersity
and Alta clubs; nine-room modern house.
This is the host nat site in tho city and
away below other property in sarno block.
for $3.50 foot.
115hx132 feet. corner I7-room brick.
so|s nss ssnon6 s%o Sat rooms foot anS
We GIVE YOU THE HOUSE
Main street. just opposite Government
building, at 1915 per foot.
Good four-room brick, city water etc; lot
2Nx1o; near Il. g. BY. depot. $1,000; $500
cash.
deep lot; near Brigham and @; s245o; very
cheap.
shx1o rods. traokage. with two fronts,
Seventh South on Fourth wost; $3.50.
Third West; good nine-room house on 1t,
s125 per foot.
Sixth South and Fifth West. $500.
2hx1o, First South, bet. Ninth and Tenth
East south frontage; sewer and sidewalk
2hx7 to alley on Second street; south
sUsINEss BLOCK ON SECOND SOUTH,
MONEY iNvEsTED.
It's threc-s story pressed brick that could
not be built for less than 500, ooo Mortsaged
for $4,000 at 5Ha per cont, duo IN about
It viii pay II PER GENT NET on money
inyested inv ted Can lease for Ave years Price
1oxeh and alley in roar corner of Second
building lots,) S275o r.
6X10, corner Tenth and G, $1,000,
4Ax1o, best corner on Fifth street, faces
southwest; (throe building lots): $4,000.
Near Tenth East and Fourth South, neat
four-room frame; pantry, closet, cleo, light;
5000 cash. $50 per month; $3.50.
Nine-room modern frame, corner Of Second
and R; bath, toilet electric lights. furnace
ive bedrooms, two cellars; lot 2Nsx8, Tcrms
$50 cash, 500 per month; $500.
5xlo on street; s110O- 20.
closo-in corner on State street for Ss5
per foot,
2oxio corner, trackage, on Fourth wost;-
Four-room frame on East Fourth South
$500 cash, $50 per month; $3.50.
SiS-room frame; por. bath, etc. Waterloo;
sl7OO,
choice biz buy:
biz center, with $4,000 worth Of two and
three-story brick buildings ON it; also 165
to foet frontage, unimproyed' mat VIII yield yield
La &c it.eohAe AZ AlilpIofou' l. no SAouio etVA-S
Is worth easily 100000, ard the buildings
$4,000. We can deliver the whole thing
for $50, 900.
2hxio rods, First South, bet. Ninth and
Tenth East; faces south; sewer ard sidewalk;
$4,000.
Seyen.room brick, por. bath. toilet, lava
tory, E. L., barn, cement walks, 5hrubbery,
etc; solid brick partition walls in house;
lot 4Sx115; south front; northeast bench;
close in; $4,000. Good terms good buy.
Threc-room frame; city water. barn, etc.;
lot 75x125 to alloy; Waterloo; $500
Sevon-room brick, 50x1S0 feet; near Ninth
East and Tenth South. s265o; $3.50 cash, $50
per month, WITHOUT INTEREST.
4o-foot building lots on Third West and
Fourth North; $3.50; cheap.
LITTLE & LITTLE,
Under National Bank OF Republic
bSl1
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

s28oo-7-RM. MOD. BRICK, 8. &, ON
terms.
s275o-7-rm. brick, s. E.. $3.50 down, bal
monthly without interest
S23o0-5-rm. brick, mod. S. B.; $3.50 down.
bal. monthly.
s3260-6-rni. brick, mod. S. e., $3.50 down
bal. monthly
$36oo-7-rm. brick. mod, N. 81 $500 down.
bal. monthly.
S4S00-9-rm. brick. mod, E.; $500 down,
bal. monthly.
s15oo-4-rm. brick, NJ w, 5000 down, bal
monthly.
S2800-6-rm. brick, mod, N. e.; $500 down.
bal. monthly.
s25o0-e-rm. frame, mod. s. E; 5000 cash.
bal. monthly
S-acrc farm, with A-rm. house, on 9th E. near
18TH 8, for only $4,000, and others
for sale.
Farms, houses and lots for exchange.
Mining stock IN good companies for sale
G, j. BOWMAN CO.,
Rooms L and IL, Eagle Block,
Phones: $3.50 Ind; 1882 Bell. b323
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SAMPLE BARGAINS.

SAMPLE BARGAINS.
East Side.
s27oo-on Second street, rooms, with bath,
toilet, O. J., mantcl and cellar,
S37O0-A nine-room mod. on Ninth East;
cement walk, lawn and shade; lot
60xl57.
S5ooo-A beautiful new, up-to date home;
basement under entire house, fur
mace room, laundry, fruit cellar,
storage room; parlor, 26x13, bod
rooms. 1928 and 1918, 60 feet
OF porchos.
S2760-A hye-room mod; cement walk, lno
lawn, shade; $3.50 down and $40
per month
S4o00-Ssvcn-room, pore. bath, furnace, CO.
ment walk, nice lawn and south
front.
Slo5o-Four rooms, on Bryan avenue; $500
down and S6.65 per month.
West Side.
S17oo-Srsp; four-room cream brick, oement
walk Eighth West and Second So,
S260O-Seyen room, pore. bath, o. J.; 5000
down and s25 per month
S297o-Five-room mod, terms; 7th West.
S3650-Beautiful dye~room mod; fence, ce-
ment walk all round.
Building Lots.
75x132 feet on State ss,-S1o5o.
2E2xS Oh East Second So.-Sl600.
4xl0 on Eleventh East-S1150.
3Nx10 on Second st.-sl15o,
C. 2. LITTLE & CO.,
209.21o Atlas Block.
Both phones, 2846. b308
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SELECTED BARGAINS.

$500, buys No, l142 eth East bet 9th
and 10th So, new 5-rm. mod. white brick;
large basement, pantry, $50 mantel IN parlor;
natural wood finish; hne attic; shade trees;
cement walks. Only $3.50 down. Don't
miss this opportunity,
sG75o-No 615 E. 3rd So, beautiful mod
ern home, with every convenience; in perfect
condition,
Tel. 492. 1851
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JUST ONE LEFT.

JUST ONE LEFT.
It is fine modern red pressed brick
cottage, with flye large rooms, nice reception
hall, bathroom, etc, This house was built
by the owner for a home, who has been
called away and is now forced to sell. The
lot is ali extra large one. and is located in
the best residence part OF the city.
MIR HOMESEEKER
II viii pay you, If you want nice cottage
homo, at a price that is right, to act quick
and see this place ,
A. M'KELLAR & CO, e3p: w 2ND so.
bS14
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUSEWoRK, SIG
", No. Temple. 2o93 Ina. o263
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MONEY TALKS HERE.

Owner leaving city is forced TO soil his
nice fveroom modern pressed brick cottage.
situated on beautiful Third street near
street, If you want nice cottage, III q
choice location, with large lot at a bar.
gain, see this one at once. II you can equal
it at ou. price, don't buy It.
A BARGAIN FOE SOME ONE.
A, M'EELIAR s. co. 63M West Second
South. a2273
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALE CHEAP, FIRST CLASS d. & P.
G. ticket TO Pueblo, stopover privileges
Sc w, 5th South. bA0l
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az LICENSES


>ie Salina; Florence Rss-
lie, Salt Lake; Fannie
Sr Salt Lake: Leila Nor
.av, Sandy; Flossa Fcrgu-
,on. Aberdeenshiro. Scot
Icrville. Monaghan, Ireland.
!. Los Angeles; Marie Car
'nore.
laws, Salt Lake; Elsie Nj.
!, Butte; Maggie Trainor'
Il, Los Angeles; Geinc
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l. DIRECTORS

IL. UEDERTAKER AND
go. W. Temple: phones
yA03
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DIED
sAL NOTICE

funeral services OF Mfs.
will bo held from the resi-
hter, Mrs. Thomas McCann,
"a East. this afternoon at 2
,f IN MT. Olivet cemetcry.
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WANTED-,HELP

Boy AT NO. ase WEST SOUTH TEMPLE,
A. m.
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UPHOLsTERING & REPAIRING

PARLoR FURNITURE upHoLsTERED
and repaired. Estimates submitted on
request. Phones s2o9. S, L.. Matt. & Mig
Co, l55 w, 1st So, ga
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f0H CITY OR COUNTRY:
do well; experienced work
z honest effort woll reward
HanufActurcrs' Agents. Box
> Utah- a2Q34
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.SED OF MY ENTIRE
rr loans. TO Uncle Sam, tho
uukes, 80 East First South,
N,,.jl thero regarding loans, I.
~ a2343
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

TWO NICELY FURNISHED HoUSBKBBP
ing rooms, no children; rent $40 "a 80.
End West ofS5
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LADIES' APPAREL

FROM THE EAST; ALMOST NEW
skirts. waists. jackets. dress aud even.
ing gowns at your own price. Ia e. End
South x97s
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TWO MODERN FLATS. NEAR TEMPLE
and o. 8. l.. Call 270 w. So Temple.
Phone 3376-Y.
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TION SALES
TIFUL HOMES

LHED AND HOUSES BUILT
'E VIM. Pack, IL Yelling.
J, ooIvs al025
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NATIONAL CASH REGISTER OSCAR
Groshel. sales ngen, No. 221 Main ST.
Expert cash register repairing. Second
hand registers always il stock. nl56O
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JOHN sTEwART, AssAYBa AND CHEM.
igt. "a L. So. Temple ST.. Salt Lake CITY.
DtAh. a6I0
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GIRLS FOR PRESSING Or IRONING, EX-
perienced preferred, Apply parisian Dye
Works 9th So. and 3ro l.. ai391
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FOR RENT

DOUBLE HOUSE, s AND ROOMS, MOD
ern. 421 East 4th South b325
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BATH AND MASSAGE

SICK OR WE'LL TAKE TREATMENT BY
German massour. tonsorial art conducted
by ladies. Elits parlors, Constitution BLDG
2o7.2lo. for ladies and gentlemen. Bell
phone $3.50 nl552
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsBwoRK; FAM
lily Of three. e6i So w. Temple bass
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NEAT GIRL FOR GEN'L HoUsEwoRR;
must bo good cook; good wages. 1o5 w.
5th So. biS4
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FoUR-RooMED MODERN BRICK COT
tage 341 First ST., or inquire 32l frs6
bi69
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D AND ROOMS

BOARD AND NICE, LARGE.
-sde and lawn, easy walking
%. Main. al94s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-23

if you don't like t dry, then boil | package of Brooks Liver Medicine aid little sugar and you have fine liquid laxative
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BISHOP JOHN J.
 TiGFRT Is DEAD

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 Bishop risert was taken i'll while attending the church conference at Ato6a, L T., but he disresarded the advice ot his physicians to rest. lie Gatae 10 Tulsa. intending to open the eaal= =f,nee here on November
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 lis illness was caused bs aae iea4meut ot a piece ot chick eE4 H7te jg5; below tHe tonstls, This caused an inflammation ot the throat and resulted ill blood pojs- On1l-
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