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BUILDING PERMITS.

Joseph Wessner, Avon VENUE and
Peshine avenue, alteration, store. frame,
$50.
Belmont Realty Company. 5s5 Bergen
street, store and dwelling, frame, $4,000.
Belmont Realty Company, 62s Berger
street, store and dwelling, frame, $4,000.
Belmont Realty Company, Ill Peshine
avenue, store and dwelling, frame,
5000.
w. T.. Clark, 6S6 Ridge street, dwell
ing. frame, $4,000.
Thomas Perry, 1924 East Kinney
street, coal shed, frame. $3.50.
John J. Mathews, Ill Seymour ave
nue., dwelling. frame. $4,000.
s. S. Hawley, Warren and Thirteenth
street, store and dwelling, brick. $4,000
C. A. Baker, 443-445 South Tenth
street, factory, brick, $1,000. Is
w. Gordon Hall, 10 North Ninth
street, dwelling. frame, $40, 900.
F. Kusterer, 20 Komorn street, alter
alton, factory, brick, 800.
p. Steiger, 357-359 Ogden street, fac
tory, brick, $4,000,
Joseph Osterman, 9S Tracy avenue,
alteration, dwelling, frame, $50.
d. Loprete, Frelinghuysen avenue
oiAa ohiCCtp dtiOi SaCus
frame. S125. /.
A. Schlesinger, Somerset street and
Waverly avenue store and dwelling.
frame, $500.
August Link, IS Magnolia street, al
iteration, shed, frame, 5000.
A. Jatman, 1888 Springfield avenue,
alteration. store. frame, $500.
Job Tousitall. 1876 South Eighth stree.
alteration, shed, frame, 800.
Murray Brothers, 1888 Market street.
alteration, store, brick. 800.
Lucas Peters, 81 Niagara street, stor
and dwelling, frame, $1,000.
II. Robrecht, 491 Broad street, alter
alton, moving pictures, brick, $1,000.
Paul & orange, 40 Wakeman avenue
dwelling, frame. $4,000.
George g. Williams. Ga Beverly street
dwelling, frame. $4,000.
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CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed In the
county clerks office today:
Frank r. Beach, owner, with Calvin
Smith,. contractor. carpenter, $1,67o;
South Orange. Same owner with w
w. Gosling, contractor, mason, s466;
same premises.
Same owner with William H. Farrow,
contractor, plumbing. 1868; same prem
Uses.
Bernhard Gluck, owner, with Leibo-
WITT & Wolf, contractors, mason, $500;
Mercer street. Same owner with Mos
kowitz & Landskroner, contractors,
carpenter, $3.50; same premises.
Emma Hayne. owner, with Levi
Hayne, contractor, erect building, S.
900; 265-266 Norwood street.
John Keller, owner, with August
Kramer, contractor, carpenter work,
500; I%rvington.
e. w. Raynor, owner. with Howdin
Tile Company, contractor, tile floors.
S4s: East Orange. Same owner with
b. f. Booth, contractor, painting, $3.50;
same premises.
Henry w. Rogers, owner, with H. II.
bTlRRS " w., GOili d1tpi ., iioSo " ~
s175; Mapiewood. Same owner with
William l.. Berg, contractor, excava-
ting, concreting and brick work, $1,625;
same. premises. Same owner with
James Farrell, contractor, carpenter
work, $3,S75; same premises. Same
owner with Jacob Stuyen, contractor,
metal work, S420; same premises. Same
owner with Wallace f. Patterson, con-
tractor, plumbing, $S15; same premises.
Same owner with Gibson, Warren &
Co, contractors, electric work, $62;
same premises.
George Williams, owner, with Joseph
Oberle, contractor, mason work, 1890;
Beverly street. Same owner with Lieb-
enson Brothers. contractors, carpenter
work, 81 ,150; same premises.
Katherine B. Ward, owner, with the
Prospect Company, contractor, car
penter and mason work, 81, $50; Rose
land, n. ].
C. A. Moree, owner, with F. H.
Gnager & Co, contractors. mason. car
penter, plumbing and painting, $3.50;
East Orange.
John F. McMurray, owner, with
Henningsen Bros, contractors, mason,
$1,375; 513 Mulberry street.
Emma c. Rudd. owner, with w. q.
Tichenor, contractor, erect building,
1925; Caldwell.
Lille r. Sanders, owner, with John
J.. English, contractor, plumbing and
heating, $S17; Orange. Same owner
with George II. MacMickle, contractor,
electric work, $50; same premises. Same
owner with Simon j. Gascoyne, con
tractor, painting, s215; same premises.
Same owner with George B. Cusack,
contractor, mason, s1,o70; same prem
iSes. tt
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MORTGAGES RECORDED.
NEWARK.

Sabine D'Auria to Dennis Rowe, west
side North Eighth street, 1875 feet north
from Chester avenue, $40.
William H. Bates to Mary LAWYER.
west side Geneva street, 423 feet south
from Helen place, $4,000.
Belleville Avenue Con. Soc. to Ger
man Savings Bank, east side Belleville
avenue, $50 feet south from Fourth
avenue, $4,000.
Patrick j.. Farrelly to Hamburg
Building and Loan Association, south
east corner Bowery and Brill streets,
$500.
Joseph Jantausch to Pannonia Build
ing and Loan Association, south side
Kent street, 1853 feet east from South
Tenth street, 1,S00.
David krautblatt to Guarantee Build
ing and Loan Association, west side
Barclay street, 100 feet north from
Spruce street, 49, 900.
Jennie L. Bright to Mary S. Ward,
west side Washington avenue. 124 feet
south from Chester avenue, 1890.
Clarence f. Sutherland to William R.
Sanders, north side South street, 12o
feet east from Broad street. $500.
Joseph Jablowski to Polish-American
LDui1uilS ain 1poh SlCopRiotioitr Well
side Rankin street, northeast corner
lot 20, Prospect Hill property, ST. 200.
Charles Mes to Mary Kritznlacher,
east side South Eighteenth street, $40
feet south from Avon avenue, 81, 100.
Samuel Bernstein to Paramount
Building and Loan Association, east
side Barclay street, 479 feet from cor
ner Spruce street, $3.50.
s.n- r 90 NITtIItarx. Cf--
lick, east side Camden street. 440 feet
north from Court street, $1,000.
TOWNSHIPS.
Michael L. Herman to Mary Gefken.
South Orange, west corner Ridgewood
road and Lemon avenue, $1,000.
Henry Callaghan to s. Catherine
wiggin. Orange, west side Lincoln ave-
nue.. southeast corner land Alfred
Meeker, $500.
Marie r.. Irving and husband to
Katharine G. Kelly, East Orange, north
side Carnegie avenue, ass feet south
east from Burnett street, 81, 600.
William J. McElrcy TO Hilton Build
ing n Loan Association. Caldwell,
east side Central avenue, so feet south
from Ward place. $1,000.
Martha 4. Williams and husband to
Edward C. Balch, South Orange, north
east side Clinton avenue. los feet
northwest from Ridgewood road. $1,000,
Alexander M, Fisse to Fourteenth
Ward Building and Loan Association.
East Orange, west side Norwood street,
476 feet north from South Orange ave-
nue.. $4,000.
Hester r. lockwood and husband to
William Mertens, Montclair, centre
Prospect avenue, north side land Nora
a. Townsend, $4,000.
Charles G. Colehamer to Philip J.
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erty
Mary M. Marvin to Minnie T.
Smith, Montclair, centre Lloyd
pl. s s lands Caroline A. Com
stock, 200x231.
Edward C. Balch to Martha A.
Williams, s. Orange. n W S Gin
ton aw,-105 IT n fr Ridgewood
rd, 55x140.
Philip J.. Bowers to Charles G.
Colehamor. Bloomfield, e s
Berkeley av, 80 IT n fr Avenue
Fontaine, 52x100.
Newark and e. Orange Realty CO.
to Thomas D. Miller, z. Orange,
II e cor S. Maple av and Ash
land pl. 25x100..
Same to Harrison Construction
Co, E. Orange, n S Ashland pl,
125 TT e fir s. Maple av, 25x1o0..
Joseph Marine to Philip ]. Bow
ers, Nutley, n s King st. 6S5 IT
W fr Washington av, 25x90......
Thomas herman to Frederick B.
Richards, Belleville, W $
Quarry st, S fr Wilson pl, 25x :
100; and other tract.
Frederick B. Richards to Beatrice
Herman. Belleville, same prop
erty
William Mertens ct al to Hester
Rue lockwood, Montclair, CEN
ire Prospect av. n fir land Nora
Townsend, 169x345.
Sarah F. Jacobus ct al to Roland
A. Jacobus ct al, Montclair, n
8 Bloomfield av. S fr o land
Dennis McCarty, 1o0x123. $3.50.
The Modern Building Co. to ALL
o P. Clark. jr., Montclair, $ s
Club st, 43 IT s fr Valley I'd,
43x105
Charles Duke to Samuel Worth
ington, Glen Ridge, n s Park av,
SO IT W FIR Edgewood I'd, 47x200..
Clinton Avenue Land Co. to
Christopher Houck, Irvington. e
s Harrison pl, Al IT n fr Alpine
st. 50xl43
Albert Bauer to John Butcher,
Nutley, n s Windsor pl, 300 TT e
fr Kingsland st, 50x105.. .......,
llttd IoPih CT oil w AiitiotiS =
Stefanelli, Belleville, 8 s Frank
lin av, w fr Lake st, 100x120....
Frederick Klingel to Jacob Jen-
sen, Irvington, $ W o Mt. Ver-
non ay and Berkshire pl, 200x
200; and another tract. .........
Catharine A. Bunk to Charles
F. Rand ct al. W. Orange, 8 s
Newark and Mt. Pleasant turn
pike to Orange, e fr Gregory av.
Same to same, s s Mt. Pleasant
av, 346 IT Q FIR Gregory ay,
Henry Aschenbach to James J..
Allen, E. Orange, s s William
st. 100 # w FIR Mum av, 50x124.
Susan M. Mitchell and hus to
John McClurg, Bloomfield, S S
Baylis st, 81 # W fr Smith st,
z7x125
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.
NEWARK.


Sarah c. Dowd ct al to Patrick
j. Farrelly. S e cor Bowery and
Brffl SITS. 25x100.
Marietta White and hus to Mar
garet Fisher, e S Bedford st. 2oS
# e fir Sanford ST, 25x100. .......
Mary s. Ward to Jennie l..
Bright, w S Washington av,
124 TT s fir Chester av, 40x70....
Jennie l.. Bright to Julia T. Mer-
rift, same property ..............
Hannah Frankel to Clarence d..
Sutherland, n S South st, 12O IT
e fr Broad st, 29x100............
Catherine Boylan ct al to Joseph
Jablowski, W S Rankin st, n e
cor lot 20, Prospect Hill prop,
21x96
John T. Zenglein to South Side
B and l. Assn, W fir Winans av,
so 1T n FIR Kipp st, 25xs4........
Mary j. Hall to Thomas Rey-
nolds, W S S. 10Th ST. SOL # S
FIR Avon av. 30x104...............
Emma Pfeiffer and hus to Car
RE Leidig, e S Pierce st, 1926 IT
n FIR Moreland st, 26x14S; and
other tract ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Carrie Leidig to Emma Pfeifer
and hus. same property ........
Isidore Spielman TO Benjamin M.
Weinberg, W $ Belmont av, s fr
Bigelow st. 50x100.
Carmine Cappela to Carmine Ca
priglione, S e cor LIST party, 81
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FOR WEEK OF
PRAYER, JANUARY $40.

The following is the list of topics for
the coming week of prayer, as sug-
gested by the Evangelical Alliance for
the United States:
Sunday. January 8. 1909, sermons.
1.-THE Law of the Harvest" Monday.
January a. The Bible; the Word of
Cod" Tuesday, January ). Gods
Wednesday, January S, Missions,
Home and Foreign Thursday, Janu-
airy Z, 'Intemperance and Gambling"
Friday. January s, THE Family and
the SCHOOL," Saturday, January 3, Tho
Signs of the Times" Sunday, January
10, mon Christ, the Giver of Life"
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DR.. JOSIAH STRONG AT Y. M. c. A..

Much interest is manifested in the
visit of DIR. Josiah Strong, the famous
author and lecturer. to our city next
Sunday afternoon. Leading pastors of
all denominations will occupy the plat
form at the meeting in Wallace Hall,
beginning promptly at S:45 o'clock.
Judge Elwood c. Harris will preside.
DR.. Strong will deliver his great lee
ture on "The Challenge of the City
Wallace Hall orchestra will play and
the Y. M, c. A. male quartet will sing.
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NEW PRUDENTIAL POLICY.

The Prudential Insurance Company IL
now issuing a new monthly income poll
icy which will help to educate children.
The policy guarantees a check. direct
from the company. of $50 a month
every year for twenty years at a cost
of $14 a month now. at the age Of 80.
The company has also issued a booklet.
which can be had on application, and
which shows the full workings and
thoroughly ex9lains the policy.
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ADDRESS BY E, S. BLACK.

Grand Electoral Superintendent Ed
s. Black, of the international
order of Good Tenplars. will address:
the Christian Endeavor Society of the
First Congregational Jube Memorial
Church, Clinton avenu and Wright
street. at 6:45 p. m. tomorrow on "A
Study Of Temperance Organizations
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ALL GOODS left over one year will be sold at
publlo auction on Thursday November le.
lens. at AZ South Orange az s Van Poznak.
Academy ct.
FITCH ART goods: Japanese. French and Orr
ental hand-painted china. bronze, brass, lsces,
entbrolderies, kinionas, etc. 565 Broad st. Sales
daily. afternoon and evening.
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AUCTION SALES.
COMBINATION AUCTION SALE
EXTRAORDINARY.
W. REID. A%UcTIoNEER.

". w. KEIn, -AUCIIONEER,.
SELLS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IL AMI
AT Our sALEsRooM. IS ACADEMY ST.
for account OF Newark Loan Co.. 700 lots Of
Pledged .fep-e1fy forfeited for non pa yment OF
charges. consisting of Gold and Silver Watches,
Diamonds, Rings, Bracelets. Brooches. Ear
rings, Pins. Silverrare. etc. etc, etc.
AT conclusion of Pawnbroker Sale. will sell a
81. roo bankrupt stock Fine Jewelry and Rich
Cut Glass, consisting OF Diamonds, ranging IN
size from a to@s karats. and set in Rings,
Brooches. Pins. Earrings. Bracelets. Watches,
etcs s~ilverwsre, Clocks, Opera Glasses. Mir
rors. etc. Rich Cut Glass in Punch Bowls.
Bonbons. Comports. Water Bottles, Glasses.
Huttsr Dishes. Sugar and Cream Sets, Fern
Dishes. etc.
The above goods can all be examined Mon
dag. November 1s, from 10 a. nj. to 5 p. m.
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REAL ESTATE LOAN WANTED.

IS. 900 ANT on FIRST mortgage. on improved
city property; value 81, 900: property In first
class neighborhood and condition. Address
MORTGAGE Box rs, Star Once.
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Chatham.
LOTS and building sites; high.

LOTS and building sites: high. healthfui sec
tion !; for. homes or Investment. Lackawanna
Coad; adjoining Summit; 25 minutes from
Newark: S. minutes from New York city: So
trims daily near station: attractive low prices:
terms, see or write BROKAW. Chatham, N.
J.. or 100 BROADWAY. New York.
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TO LfTr-EOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
CORNER building. Washington and Pearl SITS.
suitable for any business; store and II rooms.
CIiAS. WEIGAND & CO.. 1876 Market st.
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nEsK NOON

bEsK ROOM in Office building or store; Broad
\ Of Market sts state terms. Address r., Box
IL. Star Office.
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LOANS ANp G

WANTED--Loan So, 500 on bond and mortsaR e
on improved property worth SIS. 900. Address
Box 81, Linden, n. J.
HAVE amounts from SO. 900 to 500. 900 to loan
on first mortga ges on business properties In
Newark. SIEG. CRONHEIM. 1s Market st.
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1.0Tta.
LARGE, Light LOFT
Near City Hall

~ Near City Hall
Second floor with ground floor. containing
about, 5000 square feet each. with engine and
boiler; situated at "a Lafayette ST.. running
through to Green st.. with driveway on each
street. Well suited for MANUFACTURING
OR MERCANTILE business. Will divide to
suit tenant.
INQUIRE AT SO GREEN STREET.
LOFTS wITH POWER N STEAM HEAT.
10 LAWRENCE ST. wAsHrNGToN
WILSON.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
CITY.


BIGELOw APARTMENTS. 100 Bigelow at. be-
tween johnson and elizabeth avs. fine ioca-
ton; 4 and 5 rooms and bath; all improvements;
hot water: steam heat; ~Janitor service; rent
rent SIS and up; small families only. Inquire
on premises.
FOR RENT, two very nice four-room apart
menfs. desirable location, 10 minutes to Rose
Vile av. depot; all rooms light and large So
per month. FISK REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
Seventh av, near Roeeville av.
THREE-RooM APARTMENTS, with private
bath. steam heat, hot water and jsnitor sery-
Ice: 1852 Broad st. BEYER, 7e2 Broad at. near
Market, agent.
NEW APARTMENTS. 4 and 5 rooms and bath,
all improvements, s minutes walk from Broad
and Market. Inquire Janitor. 2n Bank 81.
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M ARD

s15 Elm; ct, Arlington, N, j. Open Sundays.
NFW one-fafnfrv brfcR houses; 6 rooms and
bath; all improvements; steam heat: elegant
location: easy terms. Apply DAVID HARPER.
II Harrison av.. Harrison.
FOR sALc-IIousess Sc. oco to $1,000: new ones
S.. 900: every Improvement. send for circular.
MANN. 143 Midland av... Arlington, N. ].
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FLATS WANTED.

SMALL FLAT in two-family house, or 3 to
rooms with private family; all .conveniencel
for cooking, bath: 10 minutes Walk from sta
offlce; good neighborhood: reasonable rent. Al
dress D., Box 90, Star ONCE.
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BIGGEST BARGAIN yET-Nineteen building
lots on Madison av. high AMI dry; near CEN
tire NJ Jrrfngton: cheap IF taken at once. CHAS.
r. LEAR. 176 Orange av,. Irvington.
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Tcrcu0,

n TcrcuN.
WEST VIEW Av.-s0o feet from trolley line:
- direct to Montclair Station. on D.. L. g. W.
n. r.. an S--oom concrete house: barn: all im~
r-rovements: spacious piazza: delightful Local
ton: terms 10 suit. X. COOK.
Bloomfield av- Caldwell. N. j.
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East Orange.

NOW that the silmmer days are over and the
dreary winter is coming on 1t Is Just the time
10 naake..a cozy home for your family; I now
offer You a Beautiful two family house IN East
Orange which IL situateH on Grove st: buy
painted and rederoratad; business obIiRes me
to SELL Address HOME. Box 90. Star Office.
EAST 0PANGE-Don't miss this chance. 81. 500
VIII buy new house with 3 rooms and bath;
folr ROOMS on first floor: steam heat and every
modern Improvement: fine location: overlook
Ing new rark. near two railroads and trolley;
only $1,000 cash needed. BTTTTTRWORTH.
podd and Prospect SITS. East Orange.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.

OUT OF TOWN.
Arlington.
RARGAIN-Well built house, Z rooms and bath.
In good condition; large lot; nice location: all
IMPROVEMENTS; macadam in street: price "a. 900:
easy. terms for a quick sale; any reasonable
offe-. accented. a-
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ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.

WANTED-By young married couple, large fur
Broad and Market. Address CENTRAL. Box a.
Star Office.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CITY.

LATHRoP ANDERSON.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
"a BROAD ST, OPP. ORANGE ST.
TELEPHONE 1881.
FACTORY SPECIALIST.
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Baptist Church Items.

Rev, C. R. Waite, Pastor.
Sunday services
10 100 a. m.-Sunday school.
loo a. m.-Preaching.
$50 p. NIB. Y. P. U. meeting.
1880 p. m.-Preaching.
Mid-week prayer meeting Wednesday
at 1880 p. m.
The week of prayer is being observed
by the three churches of the town in a
union prayer meeting held at the Bap-
fist church.
A Baptist Young Peoples Union was
organized last Sunday evening The
officers elected were: V. Branigin,
president; E. Williams, vice-president;
Mr.. Gregory, secretary and treasurer.
The; church wishes to express its
thanks to Mr.. III. A. Miller for the,gift
of two chairs.
The Ladies' Aid Society met Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. E.
Williams.
The preaching service next Sunday
evening at 1880 will be dispensed with,
in order that we NAV join in union
service at the Congregational church.
However. the B. Y. P. u. will meet at
$50 p. m.
A cordial invitation to attend our SER
vices is extended to all.
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TIGER Talk.

Tiger, WASH, Jan. 5, 1908.
G. Buisman has been suffering from 9
slight attack of la grippe.
VIM. Strickland is nursing bad cold
DR.. McAbee was caller at the Tiger
store on Monday.
Cass Spaulding was genial visitor a
James Lucas pleasant home on Monday
Miss Elizabeth Leech is visiting with
her sister, Mrs. W. G. Moody.
j. w. Wooding is at Newport trans
acting business.
w. g. Moody, the piano tuner, is al
Spokane in the interest of the Spokane
Piano Co.
N. E. Harper was down from his ranch
doing business at the store.
Mrs. Orla Renshaw is reported ill al
her home
Mrs. N. E. Harper is quite i'll from
heart trouble.
The Lucas Bros. drove down-to Box
Canyon on business last Saturday.
VIM. Strickland relinquished his
homestead claim to Uncle Sam; consid-
GRAFTON not known.
Cass Hacks was up from Sullivan on
Monday transacting business at the
Tiger store.
Henry Brown has returned from Hill
yard, WASH, where he had intended to
spend the winter. Mr.. Brown will re-
main on his ranch now and get ready to
60 into the poultry business in the early
spring, at which he has been successful.
His ranch is admirably adapted to poul-
| try raising.
y. r. Meyers returned from Godfrey
| WASH, where he has been employed by
lumber company of that place. Mr..
Meyers is now occupying his ranch four
miles west of Tiger. He expects to make
valuable Improvements on his ranch the
next summer. He has fine ranch and
one we'll adapted for agricultural pur-
poses.
Geo. Tiger has been in Spokane the
last two weeks transacting business.
Nels Hanson is making preparations
to build and make extensive improve
ments on his ranch the coming summer
Mrs. Uriah Wooding arrived here
from Blueslide on the overland route
Mrs Wooding is cook in the Murphy
/ lumber camp at Blueslide
New Years day was appropriately OBJ.
served at the pleasant home Of Mrs. r
dreenamyer. The principal attraction
was the sumptuous dinner prepared by
Mr. dreenamyer to make glad the hearts
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News OF OLD TOWN

Idaho & Washington Northern engi
neers have been running lines from the
main track of the road to the boat land
ing and docks of the Pend d'Oreille
River Navigation Co.
Theodore Jurgens has returned from 9
two weeks visit with relatives in Spo.
kane and the vicinity of Rearden.
The Coulter & Buttons planer has beer
closed down until Feb. l, when it will
be reopened for the summers run. 1t is
probable that new machinery will be
installed during the time that the mill
is closed.
Jack Furness went to Boomers Ferry
on business trip Monday.
Charles Peterson is up from Cusick to
operate the Fidelity's pile driver on the
work across the river.
lady guest at the Missouri Chop
House, in old town, left her wrist bag on
one of the tables the other day after
finishing her meal. She was in hurry
to catch one of the boats going down the
liver and had but few minutes time.
She was unknown to Mrs. Houchins.
The wrist bag contained sum of money,
small gold watch, gold ring and a
steamboat ticket. The property is being
held at the chop house for the owner.
Mrs. Louis Jurgens has been in Spo-
kane hospital for some time. She was
threatened with appendicitis, but, is now
much improved.
Lumber has been ordered for the con-
struction Of new sidewalk on Pine
street west from Washington avenue to
the Idaho state line. The walk will
connect there with recently constructed
walk through old town to the docks OF
the navigation company. The walk will
be constructed as soon as the weather
conditions will allow. Secretary Harris,
of the Commercial Club, has circulated
petition to defray the expense.
Mrs. +. Siggins and daughter Leila
and Mrs. b. o. Fine, of Elk. Wash.
were guests of Mesdames Wintemutb
and Duffield over Sunday and attended
the installation of the Rebekahs.
}. b. Atkinson, an unfortunate youne
man from Newport. was declared insane
In probate court Tuesday, and that nigh,
an attendant arrived from Orofino asy.
2 lum and took him To that rotraot Al
linson is broken down from disease, anG
1t Is believed he will recover his mind
when he gets over his present physical
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Review.