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GAYETY
2:15-TWICE DAILY-8:15
Golden Crook Co.
AND
LA WVE
SERVICES CLOSE AT
MOUNT VERNON

Tomorrow will witness the closing of
the revival which has been going OH at
Mount Vernon Methodist church in North
Birmingham for the past two weeks and
preparations are being made to make
1t the greatest day of these protracted
services
The Rev ]. o. Hanes, conference evan
gelist of the North Alabama Methodist
conference, is leading the services with
assistance of the Rev. Frank w. Bran
don, pastor of the Mount Vernon church.
There will be four special services to-
morrow-a special Sunday school SER
vice at $50 a. M, preaching at II a.
M, feast Of song and prayer at 8
D. m. and a last grand rally at 1880
p. m.
Several series of meetings have been
held by the Rev. Mr.. Hanes recently at
different Methodist churches in the Bir-
mingham district, each of which proved
unusually successful. While man Of
slight build he is one of the most elo-
quent of preachers and has displayed
wonderful vitality by the manner in
which he has stood up under the strain
he has been under in the holding of
these services
large attendance has characterized
each of the meetings at the Mount Vernon
church, three services being held daily.
and an exceptionally large number OF
accessions have been made to the church
as the result of the meeting. A love feast
baI 10 ioE
was attended by a congregation that
overtaxed the capacity of the church
edifice and the services tomorrow arc
expected to be even more largely at
tended.
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sultan ReceIves Leishman.

Constantinople, November 6.-John G.
Leishman, the American ambassador, was
received In audience by the Sultan of
Turkey after the Selamlik today. His
majesty was in excellent health and spir-
it's He conversed with animation on cur
rent topics and spoke approvingly Of the
progress of the new regime.
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WINSTON,

Haleysville, November 6.-(Special THE
result in Winston county was as fol-
lows: Taft 949, Bryan 443, Bryan 44S,
Burnett 1872 Freeman $780, biennial sessions
176, against 697, good roads 349, against
SIS. new county amendment 1853, against
s52. The entire republican county ticket
was elected with majorties ranging from
3SS to 6O7.
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SUMTER.

Livingston, November 6.-(Special)-
The official count of Tuesdays election
for Sumter county was made today, with
the following result: Bryan 10, Taft 3,
Debs l, Watson 3; for Congress, Hobson
756, Nations 2, for Ragsdale amendment
1853, against 554, for biennial sessions 116,
against 524, for good roads 800, against 293.
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CHAM BEERS.

Lafayette, November ESPECIAL -Offi-
cial count in Chambers shows the fol-
lowing result: New county amendment
eS5, against 1877. good roads amendment
43S, against 257, biennial sessions 55S.
against 2Oe, republican 80, democratic 1925,
socialist 9, prohibitionist 3, independence
g populsts 10.
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LAUpERDALE.

Florence, November Especial THE
official count in Lauderdale county gives
Bryan HI; Taft, 427; new county amend
ment 500, against $50; biennial sessions
$50. against 55s; good roads 500, against
SS4; county one-mill tax carried by II
votes.
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WALKER.

Jasper, November Especial. )-Official
county in Walker gives Bryan 1886; Taft
1866 Full democratic ticket is elected ex-
cept county treasurer. Amendments, new
county 4O6 against 2767; good roads 1741,
against Gil; biennial sessions 4S1, against
l756
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BLOUNT.

Oneonta, November -(Special.)-The
official count in Blount county IL as
follows: Underwood 1889; Sloan 954; BIZ
ennial session APT. against 942; new coun-
ties 1856, against 1886; good roads 1897,
against 1856.
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CHEROKEE.

Center, November g. (Special) bryan 5
majority is IS. For congress, Burnett got
9O5, Freeman 44O, biennial sessions BAL
against 1893, good roads 81, against 1876,
new county amendment 467, against 2ls
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WANTED-Skir filter to
take charge Of workroom. Good
salary. Permanent position.
Apply Loventhal Cloak and
Suit, Co., 1918 Third aven g.
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GREENE.

Eutaw, November 6.-(Special.) -Greene
county's official vote on amendments to
constitution was: Biennial session, 2S0
against; public roads. 1893 majority
against; county amendment, 165 majority
against.
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TALLAPOOSA.

Dadeville November 6.-(Special)-All
amendments carried in Tallapoosa by fol-
| lowing vote: New county 721 to 66S; BIZ
ennial session. 51S to 1852; good roads.
| 765 to 294.
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amendment was 1852. against 29s. new
counties Ss4, against 55S: biennial ses-
sions %, against $50. A one-L Ill tax for
schools carried by small majority.
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MARION.

GUN, November 6.-(Special.) 1.-The vote
for the new county amendment was 377;
against, 1901 This is the official count
of Marion county
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Only One 'BROMO QUININE.,
That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE.
Look for the signature of e. W.
GROVE. Used the World over to Cure
Cold 4ArOne Day Csc.
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its managers through number of pros
porous seasons. The play will be re-
peated this afternoon and tonight.
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MARENco.

Linden. November 6.-(special. Ma
rengo county's official majority is 30
against new county amendment.
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The Sundial

A now mystery story that ssts the
nerves tinylins, BY the author of The
Crimson Blind" An -fashlsnsd
sundial In an Enslish garden bring
ing death, terrible and insxplieabls,
to one person after anothsr-this b
the secret the reader must solv&
HlustNated bv HaspId Heath
Cloth. l2Dse. $3.50
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Fall Fiction You Should Not Fail to Read
TheBrokenS Snare
Wolf


"The Msmeirs of Cave Dweller,"
In which the brutal passions, blood
lust and cunning Of primitive human
ity are wildly portrayed.
Cloth, l2nso, $50
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gr.er, Dccm.
orrcK LUNCH ROOM OSCAR ANDERSON
1872 Midland av.. Arlington. n. J.
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INGRAHAM is SELECTED
AS ALDERMANIC. NOMINEE

AT a meeting held last night in Figue-
ra's Hall, Charles l.. Ingraham was Sc
lected as candidate for alderman by the
Republican executive committee of the
Sixteenth ward. Former Assemblymar
Samuel F. Wilson presided at the meet
ing, which was attended by sixty-fouI
of the members. There were three other
aspirants for the nomination, Frank A,
White, Harry p. George and Charles w
Littlefield, but Mr.. I~ngraham's lead was
his nomination was made unanimous.
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SEASlCK SINGERS SANG
SOUL-STIRRING SONATAS.
Wouldn't Go Ashore on the
Thirteenth OF the Month.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE North
German Lloyd steamship Kaiser Will
helm der Crosse. which locked late
last night after a tompestous trip from
~Cherbourg, had aboard q big batch OF
musical talent that had had a hard
time with seasickness while doing its
best to entertain the ships cabin COM
pany at the concer on Monday night.
The sea had moderated somewhat by
that time, but much of the talent had
just crawled out of sleeping quarters
to do its duty and looked pretty pale.
The singers remained on board all
night, refusing to land because it was
the thirteenth of the month.
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TENEMENT HOUSE COMMITS
SION PERMITS.

Plans approved by the Board oil
Tenement House Supervision for weeK
ending October 8, 1908:
NEWARK.
John +. Mancini, 70 Norfolk street.
one four-story frame, alteration, $ooo'
Giacomo Flea, GOO North Sixth street
one three-story brick, $4,000; Giuseppe
Cassese. 592 North Sixth street, one
three-gtory brick, $4,000; Mrs. r. L.
Rorbone 8 Mount Prospect avenue, one
four-story brick. $4,000; Louis Gia-
sr,lio. 81 Wallace street, one three-story
frame. alteration, $500; John thinner,
southeast corner Waverly avenue and
Hunterdon street, one four-story brick,
SIG, 600; Alois Wlasak, 4S1 South Eigh-
teenth street, one three-story frame,
$4,000; William T. Crooks, 4S2-4S4 North
Sixth street, two three-story frame
$4,000.
WEST HOBOKEN.
John Lala, 917 Fulton street one
three-story brick, $1,000.
ELIZABETH.
Rocco Albino, Sis Fourth avenue, one
threc-story brick, $4,000.
HARRISON.
Adolph and Anna Feidenfeid, 'o'
Harrison avenue, one three-story
frame, $4,000.
JERSEY CITY.
Thomas H. Brown, east side luers
avenue. between Vroom and Mercer
streets, three four-story brick, s42,ooo'
Frank Koch, northwest corner West
Side and Virginia avenues, n TOUR
story brick, $4,000; Anna Ewald'
Dwight street, $50 feet west of jackson
avenue. one three-story brick, $9,ooo;
Provident Realty and Constructor
Company. 14-1G Eye avenue, two three
story frame. $4,000.
EAST ORANGE.
Mrs. Sophia Toer, southeast corner
Parkway and Academy street, one
three-story brick, $4,000.
HOBOKEN.
Dennis Mclaughlin, 1217-12l9 WILLOW
avenue. two fve-story brick, $4,000.
WEST NEW YORK.
Domingo Orlando, 465 Bergenline ave
nue.. one two-story brick, alteration
$1,000.
BAYONNE.
Mic Korbelak, 1870 Railroad avenue
one two-story frame, $4,000.
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M HTKctms
EWIC CO

Music Teachers.
JOHN a.. MIMIC, graduate Of London coilegs
OF Music. Piano Instruction.; terms reason
| abie; best music furnished all occasions. -
william St. Orange. N. ]. 81
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BUILDING PERMITS.

~Badenshop & Evans. 262 Jelliff ave-
nue., wagon shed. frame, $3.50.
S. Wasshawsky, 80 Commerce street
alteration store, brick, $2,100.
Henry j. Berry, 44e Warren street
store and dwelling, frame. $1,000.
James Delisa, 100 Monroe street
dwelling, brick, $4,000.
F. Chinsiani, 22O Bloomfield avenue
store and dwelling, brick. $40, 900.
Joseph Sommers, 81 Winans avenue
alteration dwelling, frame, 5000.
Howard j. Vail, 312 North Seventh
street, alteration dwelling, frame, S400
Walter Seymour, 29S, Roseville ave-
nue., stable, frame, $4,000.
L. o. Munniford, 549-551 Broad street
alteration theatre, brick, 5000.
Chris Frank, 179 Belmont avenue,
dwelling, brick, $1,000. .
Thomas Fisher & Son, 116A112 Fer
guson street, alteration factory, frame,
s149.
William B. Kaufman, 345-347 Bank
street, alteration dwelling, frame, $125
c. F. Sammet, 1870 Runyon street
store and dwelling, frame, $500.
c. f. Sammet, S66 Bergen street
dwelling, frame, 81, 900.
Leslie 3. White, q White terrace
dwelling, frame, $4,000.
Leslie 3. White, % White terrace
dwelling, frame, $4,000.
Giaconi Pico, 600 North Sixth street
dwelling, frame, Sc, 000.
Giuseppe CaSsese, 500 North Sixth
street, dwelling, frame, 5000.
f. C.. Young, 191 Market street, alter
alton theatre. brick. S2h0
Jacob Mitchell, Al Wall street, dwell
ing, frame, $1,000.
Andrew Volker, Fifth avenue and
North Twelfth street, dwelling, frame
$500.
r. A. Heller. 1913 Degraw avenue
dwelling, frame, $4,000.
r. A. Heller, 112 Heller parkway
dwelling, frame, $4,000.
M. Winkelhoffer, 234 Springfield ave-
nue., alteration store and dwelling
brick, $500.
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CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed at the
county clerks office today:
Seth Sprague Terry, owner, with
John Sand q Carlson Company, build
ers. east side of Orange road, between
Union street and Russell terrace, Mont
clair. carpenter work, $4,000.
Seth Sprague Terry, owner, with
John Manuel & Son. builders, east side
of Orange road, between Union street
and Russell terrace, Montclair, mason
work, 1850.
Nathaniel Butler, owner, with Day &
RAYMOND, contractors, mason, $500;
Clark street, Glen Ridge.
Consistory of Brookdale Reformed
Church. owner, with August Ernst,
contractor, plumbing, timing and gas
fitting, $417; Bloomfield,
Joseph Davis, owner, with j. A,
Shauger, contractor, mason, $500;
Davis avenue, East Orange. Same
owner with Mills & Brown, contractor,
plumbing. steam heating and gas fit
ting, $4,000; same premises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Harrison. owner,
with william Otterbein, contractor,
erecting building, $1,000; West Orange.
Joseph Maty, owner, with Matznah &
p.Ils1lt, 'CNpARr N"i B1N fo-f
Day street, Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Mitchell, owners,
with James f Hanley, contractor,
plumbing, timing and gas-ftting, 1920.
Al Wall street. Same owners with l.
Coppolo, contractor, mason. $500; same
premises.
Mr.. and Mrs. VALERIE Pretot, owners,
with Joseph hi Trolio, contractor. erect
building, $500. North Grove street,
East Orange.
Margaret Richardson, owner, with
Isaac w Halsey, contractor, erect
building, $1,000; Maplewood.
Alois Wlasak, owner, with William
Frey, contractor. mason, $500, South
Eighteenth street. Same owner with
Schaaf & Siebert, contractor, painting
$500; same premises, Same owner with
John Carries. contractor, plumbing, $7s5;
same premises.
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HACKENSACK OFFICIALS
LOOKING FOR CONTRACTOR.
Disappeared After Getting SlO,-
600 for Sewer Work.

HACKENSACK, Oct. 14.-Mayor Dun
can, of East Rutherford, and the other
absence of Jehiel Vaughan, president OF
the Vaughan Construction Company,
who, after receiving a payment of
$1,000 on q sewer contract, left the city
without paying 200 men employed by
him. Vaughan's home is In Stamford,
N. Y.
The bondsmen are responsible for the
contract and the borough officials will
ask them to finish the work. Foul play
has been suggested as a possible aus
for Vaughan's absence.
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REHEARSALS IN PROGRESS
FOR M CONCERT

Rehearsals for the concert to be given
by the Harmonic Singing Society NO
vember II In the Colosseum were held
in its headquarters. Liberty Hall. South
Orange avenue, last night, Carl Helm,
the director, swinging the baton. On
the program for the concert. besides
the choruses of the society. will be an
orchestra which will play selections
from the classics and Miss Agnes Noll
and Miss Charlotte Moore in vocal solos.
Tampa will open the program, and
the "Pilgrim's Chorus" from Tam
haueser." will bring 1t to a brilliant
close.
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LARGE ESTATE is LEFT
TO PLAINFIELD FAMILY

PLAINFIELD. Oct. 14.-Mrs. Sarah
and her daughter, Mrs. Margaret Pear
son, wife of Lieutenant Samuel Pear
son, U. S. A., are among the heirs
named in the will of Henry Webster
Green, of Fairfield, Mass, who died at
Las Vegas, N. M, a rear ago last June.
Mrs. Vermeule. who is an aunt to the
deceased, receives 800. 900, while her son
and daughters each receive about
$4,000. The estate is said to b. valued
at 1.5O0. 900.
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TOASTS TO FOLLOW THE
SICK BENEFIT BANQUET,

Congratulatory toasts will supplement
the dinner to be given tonight in honor
Young Mems Sick Benefit Society In
Dodgers Hall. The committee in
charge is made up of A. G.. Kroehl, sr.,
Adolph Zeitler, Joseph Keller, A. G..
Kroehl, jr, Gustav J.. Wolber, Charles
Helmstetter, Gustav Kennel. Reinhold
Wolfarth, William Roos, Emil Trabold,
John Desch. John Schweikert, Sebald
Jacobs. john Wenzel and Anton Ruppel.
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VISIT beautifu, Washington Park building lots
easy terms: take West Grange trolley I
property. RANDALL, 257 Main ST.. Orange
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Plans approved by the Boar Oh
Tenement House Supervision for week
ending October 8, 1908:
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Carriages and Wagons
HENRY SMITH,
Carriage and Wagon Maker.
132 Essex av. Phone 544-L- Orange. N. ].
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yoDsariai psrfar.
ALI. kind5 If toilet nrepnrqtions for sale at
TOBY'S. 1e Midland av.. Arlington.
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DRAWN TEETH CAUSE THTANus.

BELVIDERE, Oct. 14.-Mrs. Arthur
Walters died here yesterday of lockjaw.
Last Saturday she had fourteen teeth
drawn. The next day she became quite
Ill and 1t was thought this condition
was due to the anaesthetic she took
when the dentist operated upon her.
Yesterday unmistakable signs Of teta-
developed.
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Painters nrd Decorators.
BOLLfNGER q POELLER, 152 Main st., Or
ange. Painting, decorating and paperhanging.
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SOCIETY CELEBRATION.

Several new members were enrolled
at last nights meeting of the Hessian
Ladies' Amusement Society in Muth's
Hall, and arrangements were made for
a family festival. After the business
session there was a social hour.
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Trunks and Lrathcr Goods.
p. REGAIN
All styles Of trunks. suit cases. satcheis ana
fancy leather goods; trunks repaired MUSIC
BALI STORE. 25 Main St. Orange.
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EAST

Dyefng md Repairing.
American Cleaning a Pressing Co., "a Railroad
pl. Ladies' and gents tailoring; lowest prices.
ems Lights and Photographs.
GO to AweON, for gas lights. chandeliers
and gas piping; gas ranges connected on short
notice. Q and 4 North Fifteenth St. East Or
ange; phone 2o5-L. -.
~ Restaurants
Try KOopMAN's, "a Main Street.
the oldest established restaurant IN East Or
ange. 77sftae1 ~
Secondhand Clothing.
J. HAMBURGER. o washington ri. tel. s2s4-J.
Highest prices paid for secondhand clothing;
mail or phone orders attended to.
wefches md ,Jcwelry.
C., A. LyJND. matchmaker and 1eweler; repair
ing a speciality; cash for gold and silver.
20 Mein st.. East Orange. N. J.
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HARRISON


JAS. H. JONES 500 North Fourth ST., Harri-
son. N. J Baker Of seones. pancakes. oas
cakes. mutton pies. etc, a speciality.
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SLATE Roofer.

NJ. PRINTZ PIT Harrison av.. Harrison. Gas
fitting. Timing. stove repairing.
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A. FAcHET. sos Harrison av., Harrison
Bread, cakes and pies.
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your boilers cleaned and repaired for the
winter in p frst-class manner by ANDREW
MURRAY 77 North Fourth ST.. Harrison.
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Secondhand Clothing.
wsfche. nrd Jcw-Iry.
MONTClAun
Cleaner ana Dyer.
Up HARRIS

Cleaning, Pressing. Repairing, Remodeling.
400 Bloomfield av. Tel. 1894. Montclair. N. J.
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EHpTcH's OYSTER NJ cHoP HOUSE.
GIVEN ON STAG
7o5 NORTH FOURTH ST. HARRISON. N. =.
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TAVI orc GARAGE.

Repairing our srecialty. Estimates given as 10
coat. I TX It and 1t STAYS fixed.
+eb HARRISON Av. BOTH PHONES.
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Garages.
nFJTJ FPS HARRISON GARAGE.

Never closed. We still, make repairing the
special feature Of our business. Agency for
BUICK. CADILLAC. POPE-HARTFoRD.
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ARLINGTON



Bakery.
GERGrN's Bakery. asa Elm at. Arlington.
DeIicusesscn.
fIEST-CLAsS delicntesspu and groceries.
3. scHATzMAN. ass Elm ct. Arlington.
H,~p~~s
J SOLOMON, 15 Midland sold at
city prices: harness repairing
Hn"se r-r.sehi-vs and Hardware.
4. NELSON. 1870 Midland sv. Arlington. dealer
in House Furnishings. Hardware. etc.
Meat Msrkni. Fruit md Vegetables.
rHns G. Hreulurv.
Columbia Neat ond Vegetable Market.
as Elm st: Phone a. Arlington. n. J..
rr,e,, ocnm.
oTr1cK LUNCH ROOM OSCAR ANDERSON.
1872 Midland av.. Arlington. n. J.
Fsri-t"-~ rrs D~~ror@sors.
FRED'K ]. FNsoR. 1872 Midland av.. Arlington,
N J.. painting. decorating ard paperhancins
y'opSarias psrlor.
ALI. kind5 If toilet preparations for sale at
TOBY'S. 1e Midland av.. Arlington.
EEA3MY
rorI. ySaad pp.f Ice.
VIM T. HOWE ia Johnston av,. Kearny.
N. j.. dealer In coal, wood and ice.
Cnur-cfn p-ud~rg.
rDAp%y rN~~,s--rv-- 70.
rAMp proof FACE CONCRETE RLOCKs
Rear s5 Harrison avenue. Kearny. n. J.
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GREAT reductions in floor coverings; also In
beds an beddings; cash or credit; at JACOB
BROS. 207-209 Harrison av. F..
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AUCTION SAL Of Central av. real estate
Hildebrandt. auctioneer. office $50 South Tenth
st., will sell Thursday, October Is, 2 D. M. &c
the highest bidder. on the promises. No. liz
Central av., the well-built s-story house,; has
large store. ~ rooms. all improved; also large
3-story stable. room for I horHes: sale positive
terms easy; condition made known day Of sale,
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VIM. SMITH estate. 63 North Fifth st.. Har-
rfson. Repairing promptly attended to.
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Hn.se ff-r9Gchirws and Hardware.
4. NELSON. 1870 Midland sv.. Arlington. deaIe
In House Furnishings. Hardwar etc.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.

FREE EXCURSION to Athena, N. j., on Sun
day. October IS. 1905: Refreshments served on
property; music. For passes apply to NEW
JERSEY HOME CO.. 142 Market st., Newark.
n. j., room sos. Open SATURDAY evening TIL
s p. m.