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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-04

CALDWELL CEDARS PROPERTY.
One block from trolley on Gould place, Cald-
well, celebrated for pure water and dry air.
Five new cottages. eight or nine or ten
rooms; every Improvement; large garden plot;
restricted neighborllood.
Prices: $500 to 81, 500; terms cash or install
ments; rent $50.
Also bungalow sites on the cedar-covered
hilltops. SIS per front foot.
Cali for illustrated booklet on premises or
CHARLES f.. 2. WALTER, Union Building,
Newark.
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TO LET.

FOURTH FLOOR Of Nos. s5O-S52 Broad st
suitable for lodge room; possession April Is
N agents.. Apply to McGREGOR e. CO..
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MORRISTOWN, N. ].
Furnished cottages for rent, 8 to IA rooms;
modern; grounds; prices from S75 to SIPS per
month. BALDWIN'S REAL ESTATE
AGENCY. opposite railroad station.
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A FINB HOUSE for sale. containing 6 rooms,
with impts.; lot 25x100; in a fine location
price $1,000. l Spruce av. west. Garwood, N. ].
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES FOR SALE.

GREAT BARGAINS-For sale. 10 head of
horses and mares, being used by well-known
contractor, will be sold regardless Of cost ON
account of owner going in other business;
weight from II to II hundred; ages from 6 TO
8; one pair bay horses. weight % hundred. s.
year-old, will suit farmer or any heavy haul
ing; also nice. fat, chunky mare, 7 years old.
weight 70 hundred. suit baker. butcher, gro
Gerry, laundry or any general business; also
years. suit farmer or any general business;
also fine, spotted pony, weight s hundred, age
S years, been used as family and driving pony
by ladies and children, has all gaits. under
the saddle is a perfect pet: horses will be sold
under a full guarantee to be good workers
and sound; ten days trial to. responsible
parties; it will pay anyone to come and see
these horses that are looking for a good honest
work horse. Call at 102 Ferguson St, between
Ferry and Market, Newark, N ].
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STORES. OFFICES, ETC, TO LET.

TO LET-Loft, 25xi5. suitable for light manu-
featuring or engraving; all improvements.
Inquire 2l Halsey st, Newark, N. j.
TO RENT-Part Of furnished office; central
location: Inquire at lis Market ST., room 50.
7. T.. RIDDBL.
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HELP WANTED.
MALE.

By advertising in the columns Of THE
EVENING STAR, help of all kinds can
be secured the next morning and. In
many cases, applicants can be seen on
the day of issue. to be engaged for work
the next dag.
ADVERTISE AND TRY 1T.
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UP-TO-DATE eight-room apartment; all i'm
provements; steam heat: tiled bath; separate
entrance; hot water supply; near trolley and
railroads; will lease TO responsible tenant at
SCI monthly. Gail OF write
j. h. KING, 292 Glenwood ave-, or
ROGER BUTTERWORTH.
Dodd and Prospect SITS. East Orange.
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" SsI l. 5 LINT, .chIropodist, fornoor,,.
Arpu l. WIN be located at q New Il. ~ >
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

FRAENrzEL & RICHARDS, Patent law.
American and foreign patents, trademarks
and copyright and mechanical engineering.
Liverpool and London and Globe Building.
corner Broad and Mechanic SITS, rooms sol 500
Phone 1885, J.
DRAKE & CO. Globe Building. 500 Broad ST.
room 500; solicitors of patents and experts in
all matters relating to inventions. Oldest and
largest in the State. Established In 1865. Free
advice as tc patentabllity. Telephone 2946.
RUSSELL M. EVERETT. Tel. 4sSs-R
PATENT LAWYER AND SOLICITOR "
7sS BROAD ST. COR MARKET.
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ELEGANT apartment, consisting of seven
rooms and bath; all improvements; steam
heat; hot water supply; newly decorated.
VIII rent for s25 to good tenant; s minutes
from trains or trolley. Call or write
j. Fl. KING, 292 Glenwood ave-. or
G. BUTTERWORTH,
Dodd and Prospect SITS, East Orange.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.


JERSEY FARMS. homes, building lots; hour
out; good train and trolley service; buy now
and save money. CHAS. E. iTINSMAN.
Dunellen.
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SOUTH 18TH ST.-Three-family frame; all i'm
provements; cheap at $3.50. FRED RO-
MINE, 1S5 Market st.
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REAL ESTATE
Special Real Estate Days--Tuesdays and Fridays
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.
CITY.

ASTOR ST. 22-House. three-story brick. all
modern improvements. Apply
& CO.. 2S Prospect St, Newark, n. j., or
Mrs. H. A. HAUsSLING. 81 High ST., New
ark. N. ].
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HOUSE WANTED.

SEVEN or eight-room house wanted by April
18th or May list; centrally located. SUTTON
A Walnut st.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
CITY.

Orange.
FINE Groom apartments. steam heat: all i'm
provements; just completed; within three
minutes walk of Mountain Station: will rent
reasonable to responsible tenant. Call or write
J. II. KING 2g2 Glenwood av., or ROGER
BUTrERWoRTH. Dodd and Prospect sts.,
East Orange.
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InpIeln improvements. Apply sfsDh
& CO. % Prospect St, Newark, N. j.. or
Mrs. H.. A. H~AUSSLING, 81 High ST., New
ark, N. J.
STIRLING ST, I2-Seven rooms; impreve-
ments. Inquire r. II. RANKIN. Sl Pruden-
tial Building.
AN S-room private house; modern improve
ments; good location; S25 per month. Inquire
MRS FULTON. 81 Wright ST., city.
SoUTH EIGHTH ST. No. se-For rent. house
z rooms. bath. gas and water.
A. P. CONDIT, 637 Prudential Building.
SOUTH TWELFTH ST. ITO let, house 6
rooms and bath; rent S25. Inquire
BURGH & CO.. 100 Broad st.
sIX-ROOM HOUSE. Prospect St. sayhrook; s
minutes from Main Line, Elizabeth city line.
Inquire F. LORENTZ.
Orange.
NYDER ST. no. 81. ORANGE-For rent.
detached house on corner; s rooms: newly
decorated all improvements; large attic; low
rent. Il. H. SNYDER. 227 Main St, Orange.
Nutlcy. N. j..
NUTLEY. N J.-For rent, commodious house.
IL living rooms; near station and trolley; all
improvements: descriptive circular OF owner. z
East Eightieth ST.. New York city; caretaker
In house.
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HvLs sqa W ssIlIsApv .sstss Ino6 esusIa
uIA nok 1vq4 Aou puIw Ino6 On eEspV
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i1r nps nlhheads, etc, fine work. ou,ck a..
very 'oc W. ROSE PRESS. 80 MnIberrya e-
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pr,sn Signs.
anIlSTlC SIGNS. show c,rs.
991N-A-TAK. 7S5 Broad st. Phone tSsessrins.
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MeDOWEIL SYSrEM-Easy to learn: ran,a
,uo use. Cold medal. Paris, st. Louis ETpo-
sIuons over all competitors as leading nnethoA
dqr cutting and making ladies' garments TUl
T,,e ~aI instruetion. Open daily. Monday.
..neir own dresses while learning Sar inaks
tor circular. ROSE c. LYNCH, sss Rroa sena
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TO LOAN.

OC<@~~-
MONEY TO LOAN
on furniture without removal, privacy assured.
strictly CONFIDENTIAL: amounts $40 upward: ey..
plantations cost nothing, Call or write, HOUSE,
HOLD loan CO. Room POI, metropolitan
Building. over Kaufman's Hat Store; entrance
on Washington St, cor. Market.
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE
and others without security; easy ayments.
offices in 63 principal cities. Save Yourself
money in getting my terms first. d. ri, ToT..
MAN. Room 6l2. 2s Washington ST, cor
Market.
SALARY LOANS made without security. No
mortgage: No indorser. No publicity. Every
81 paid of OF loan reduces cost. Tel write
cali. NEW JERSEY FINANCE co si9.sii
Scheuer Building. opp. Postoflce.
MONEY LoANED WITHOUT sEcIJRrry
to salaried people and others: save noneT FOR
yourself by getting. my terms first. w. TX.
PALMER. room II. Spingarn BUILDING les
Market ST.. Newark
HvLs sva W esIlLsApy -sstss InoS esua1a
M HIA nok 1vq4 Aou puIw Ino6 dn eEspV
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AT ~BARGAIN-A fine residence in Montclair.
Address 701 Madison av.. Elizabeth. N. ].
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STIRLING ST, I2-Seven rooms: impreve-
ments. Inquire r. H. RANKIN, S1 Pruden-
tial Building.
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MRS; JAMES 7; ROWE, ss Bergen st ,,r.
scalS : re gnt,ropouist and manicuring. Face and
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] WILL build you a one-family house. hand
some exterior, large veranda, rear porch.
three bay windows. parlor. dining-room.
three closets bathroom, large open attic, cellar
cennented. steam heat, complete open plumbing,
including range and gas, cypress trim, birct
DOORS; complete ready 10 occupy for 81, 7i
Call and see my plans. l.. HAYNE builder
500 Broad ST. o.
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FOR SALE-Ten-room house. bath, steam
heat, gas, electric lights; excellent location.
Price 5000 Terms like rent. Address ADD
SON ely Rutherford, N. j.
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SIX-ROOM HOUSE, Prospect St. Sayhrook: s
minutes from Main Line, Elizabeth city line.
Inquire +.
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MONTCLAIR-Six-room houses; improvements;
near trolley; 30 minutes ride from Broad and
Market SITS. price $500 to $500; easy terms
If desired; will sell for $500 cash, balance SIG
monthly. BIYER, 1175 Broad st; open even
ings.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
WALLoP THE SIOUX
New pitcher Proves a Puzzle to the
Holmes Hand.

DIES MONIES, Aug, 2.-Biersdorfe to-
day pitched his first game for Des Moines
and let the Sioux City team down with but
four hits. Not a hit was mad In the LAST
six innings. He deserved a shutout, as
none of the visitors runs were earned.
The Des Moines infield went to pieces in
the second inning and handed the visitors
two runs.
Starr was knocked out Of the boy in the
fist inning. Freeman, who was sub
stituted in the second, could not get a ball
over tine plate. He gave four bases on
balls In that one inning, besides hitting
Dryer. Mckay pitched a good game
thereafter, keeping the hits scattered ex-
cept in the fourth inning, when a single
ard a double brought in another tally,
Brennan umpired the game today. Higgins
was given 20 understand that Brennan had
the credentials and SLOWED him TO UNI
piTe. The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
DATES FOR THE RELIABILITY RUN
ohseaEO Motor CIub Finally Fixes
Daya IN October.

CHICAGO, Aug. s2.-.Defnite dates have
bsen set Tor the 1.oOO-mils reliability run
OF the Chicago Motor duh, which vii &C.
eur on October s q s and . Originally
the intention was TO run the contest in
september. but fear OF the sctiai
storms caused the new dates 10 BE- ssllc,ed,
Another reason was that the roads in that
section OF the country are at their best in
October,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
TIGERS DEFEAT SENATOR'S
Detroit Drives Hughes from Box in
Seventh Inning.
CRAWFORD STARS AT BAT
WahOO Sam Makes Three Hits and
. RHH-scOres of other Games
In the American
LeaEHe.
WARRINGTON, Aug. 22.-Detroit batted
Hughes out of the box and defeated Wash.
Score:
nur-pAVr
WAsHINaToN.

IWo-oaSe hts: Ungiaub, Summers, Cobb.
Three-base hits: Street, Cobb, Rossman.
Hits; Off Hughes, s In seven innings; off
Gates, two In one third innings; off John
son, ! in one and tWo-thlrds innings. 6ecri-
flee hit: Schaefer. Stolen bases: Clymer,
Mcintyre SchaefeF. Left on bases: Wash
tngton, 8; Detroit, Z. Bases on balls, OFF
Hughes, /; off Summers, /. First base on
errors: Detroit 2 Struck out: By Hughes,
4; by Johnson, 3; by Summers, 4. Wild
pitch: Summers. Balk; Summers. Time:
1885. Umpire; EEan.
At New York-New York-st. Louis game
postponed; wet rounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23

ntoIsn Dases' SPENCER ~, Patterson,
clark, Thomas, Two-base hits: Matticks.
Patterson to Corhan to Clark: Clark to
Corhan to Clark. Hit with pitched ball:
BY Bonno. l. Sacrifice hit: Clark. Struck
out: BY FITZGERALD. s; BY Bonno, 4 Bases
on balls; OFF Fitzgerald. 3; off Bonno, 4
Time; l:@. Umpire: Haskell. Attend
anee: 1900.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
DENVER SEES FAST BALL
CONTINUED from First Page.)

fifth when clark's single. a base on balls
and Germans two-bagger Melted two runs.
With Lincoln at the bat in the sixth, Inn
pire Haskell called the game On account Of
darkness. Score, first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
Goteh OF HumboIdt. ia.

NDBKAskA CITY, Neb., Aug. %
sporting Bditor OF The Bee: would Ike
10 know where Frank Gotch lives. whether
IN Humboldt, Ia, or Humboldt. Neb.
AhA-fTank Goteh lives az Humboldt. la.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23

Numerous punches Of teal ducks were
ana although the ducks are safe from ne
hunters for a time, q few of the nimrods
Journsyed 10 the lake just to get a IonEins
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23

remembered that the ~Cornhuskers only de.
rsated Ames by one point there il every
re@soS TO believe that they will have their
nands fun in the Iowa-Nebraska game
next Then, too. the Hawkeves
are deternnined to triumph over Nebraska
they are going to start the season with
the great aim OF getting victories over
both Ames and the Cornhuskers. Already
plans are being LAID for the foot hall nrac-
tce. In a week or two Coaches Catun and
griffin viii hold a conference to aaree ON
the work for the fall sridIron campaisn
There Is no doubt the C~ornhuskers viii,
race a remarkable aggregation Of players
at Iowa CITY November /.
Has High Place.
Until last fall Wabash was stranger to
the teams OF the Missouri valley. But two
weeks befors the close Of the season the
eleven hNom crawfordsvile. filling in an
open date on Its schedule, met the ST.
Louis university giants and gave them
their first defeat Of two years. The score
was IL 10 IL. 1t was one OF the surprises
OF the season IN western gridiron circles.
shd gave wabash a standing in the west.
Nebraska. regarded as much stronger than
wabash. played st. Louis a few DAYS later
ana was Weiloped, by the score OF "a to O.
The scores Of these two games would nut
Wabash for 1907 in a much higher nlace
than Nebraska. but II Is known that 81
Louis was considerably weaker when tho
CrAwfordsville team was played than when
the Cornhuskers were met. sim. there ia
no oiscounting the fact that Wabash was
one OF the leaders in western foot bail
TOT lSV1. A contest between that eleven
ana the CornhuskeFs would probably have
been as great a struggle as the Nebraska
Ames game. And report from the home
o. the Little Giants says they are going
N De fully as formidable for the Thanks
giving day game with the C~ornhuskers as
they were when they took st. Louis off the
loot ball throne. The Nebraska mentors
expect them to be. too, and will await
them with the best men a season of hard
sames can turn out.
Kansas VIII ne Weaker.
Their old-time rivals, the Jsyhawkers
will probably face the C~ornhusker. with a
weaker eleven than any OF the other four
big schools on the Nebraska schedule.
They have lost heavily Of their good ma
teFial BY graduation and a suicide. and
will 10 well to put a team in the field the
equal Of the 1907 eleven. This game the
c~ornhuSkars expect to win. but they realize
that the J~ayhawkers often spring unpIeas.
ant surprises, and they will take no
chances OF throwing away a victory by
being unprspared for a stiff battle. No
matter what Kind or a team Kansas sends
against Nebraska, It always put up the
Eamest kim OF opposition. II the Corn
husksrs win they will have to b. In prime
condition and fight for every point they
make.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
BOSTON
CHICAGO
DEFEATS
Victory Of waite sox Dae LarEeIy 10
PosF Base RanninR.

BOSTON, Aus. 2.-Har hitting oy the
visitors and poor base running by the locals
save Chtcaso today's game, : TO Young,
Burchell and Smith were bstted out OF the
box. Manager Jones and Davis we're put
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
DOugherty II InvincibIe aud Mil
waukee Pulls Louisville Out Of
FIrat Place.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Aus. 22.-Dougherts
was invincible with men on bases today
and Milwaukee pulled Louisville out Of
first place. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23

BY using the various departments of The
Bee Want Al pass you get best results
at small expense.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
SACRIFICE HITS.
All other players have less I

Team Bstting-Denver, .267; Pueblo. .157;
Omaha. .252; Des Moines, 20; Sioux City,
20; Lincoln, .22.
Team FieldinK-Lincoln, so: Sioux City,
.952; Omaha, $50; Des Moines "a; Pueblo,
.943; Denver 81.
Sacrifice H~its-Lineoln, 1854; Denver, iea;
Omaha, IA; Pueblo, l3f; Sioux city, 100;
DeS MOines. 80.
Stolen Bases-Pueblo, 24s; Sioux City. 2ll;
Omaha, 200; Dss Monies, lie; Lincoln, la;
Denver, 157.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
off the field for disputins a decision. Score

IUVdIh. '''',So 3 q 70 0
+Batted for Criger in eighth.
'Batted for Young in seventh.
chicago .............0 o o o 2 OF
Boston ...............1 0 0 / 2 06
Two-base hit: D. Sullivan. Three-base
hlts: Mcconnell, w. Sullivan, Tooney. Hits:
OF Young, ~ I'm seven innings; off Burcheil,
3 In on inning; off Smith, 2 In seven in
flee hits: Jones, Wagner. CraiGer' MoSon-
nell. Donohue, w. Sullivan. Stolen base;
ID. Sullivan. Left on bases: Boston, 6; Chi
Young, 1; off Burchell. 1; off Cicotte. /.
Bases on errors: Boston, 2. Struck out:
BY Young 3; by Walsh, l.. Wild pitch:
and Hurst.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23

at the ffsStTInssd advance agents 81
fan. The recent cold weather has started
them south.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23

Clevelsnd ...".."...0 , 0 o 4 2 10
philadelphia ,.......,,0 1 o 0 0 0 0 o.
Fits; OF Vteksrs, Z IN six and tWo-thirds
innings; OF Dygert, ( IN two and a third
innings. Two-hase hit: Bradley. Three
base hh: J.. Clarke. Sacrifice hits: N.
clarke. Bradley, pavis. Nichols. Stolen
bases; N. Clarke, Goode, SROvail. Coonibs.
Lett % bases; Cleveland, 8; Philadelphia,
by Dy6ert. a. Double play: N. Clsrke 10
Psrring. Bases on balls: Off Vicktrs, ?;
off Chseh, Q Passed ball; n. Clarke.
Time: i:D, Umpires; Sheridan and Egan.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
ATHLETICS EASY FOR MAPS

cieVeland uneAe Hits ON Vieksrs
and Dykert,
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22.-Clevsland
won easily today by punching hits on vick-
ere aud Dy1et, Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
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Medicine containing Mercury are Otter given to persons suffering with Contagious
Blood Poison, Ind 50 powerful is the action Of this drug that It frequently removes
the symptoms in a hort while and ,huts thu disease a in the system 70 do greater
the disease always returns and the patient finds that his health has been injured By
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no Mercury MOI in other harmful drug but is made entirely of healing cleansing
roots and herbs II cures Contagious Blood Poison by removing he virus from the
blood 1t searches out every particle of the poison and does not leave the least trace
for future outbreaks s s S in addition Ito curing the disease builds n and strength
every part Of the body Its 6ne tonic effects tone up the stomach and digestion,
improve the appetite ant regulate the entire system. Home treatment book containing
valuable information about the different stages of the disease aud any medical advice
desired sent free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
NEBRASKA CYCLE CO., s s@s#1 5sa and ! 4.:H;. IS;

Honska, p ...........1 0 o
Totals ..............17 16 6 o
Lincoln o 4 0 %
Pueblo 0 0 0 "a
Stolen bases: Jude, Davidson, Murphy.
Three-base hit: CoThan. Double play: Fox
to Thomas. Sacrifice hits: Jude, Gagnier.
Struck out: BY Honska. 2. Bases on balls:
Off Honska, 2; off Hendrix ?. Time: 100.
Umpire; Haskell. Attendance: l,6O.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
SIOUX CITY.

hits: Dwyer, Flournoy, Chounard. First
base on balls: OFF Freeman, 4; Off Riers-
dorter. 3. hit with pitched ball: BY Free
man, I; by Mckay, ], Passed ball: Henry.
Struck out: BY BieTsdorfer. 3. by Free
man, !; by Mckay. g. stolen pase. ChoI-
naTd. Sacrifice hit: Fitzpatrick. Time:
1854 Umpires: Brennan and Davis Al
tendance. l.O01s
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23

n. N. Prescott, Chicago..-.n..l
NJ. Buck, Omaha
Carl stiEer. Toledo, Ia..........u..l
r. Mcconnell, Omaha ......,,,n..J
c. A. Stone. Doniphan, Neb......l
Howard Fell, Omaha ....,.,,...,,.
II. Koch. Omaha ..................l
W. 8. Mcpherson, Omaha ........J
George Shirley. Omaha ...........1
r. Potter, Omaha .........,.....J
c. Drummond Jones, ST. Louis. 1
John Caldwell, Omaha ...,...,...,J
NJ. T. Schwartz. Omaha ..........l
Jack Cannon, Kansas Clty....-.J
S. s. Caldwell. Omaha .......,.....1
DR.. Van Camp, Omaha ..........J
Harold Hodge, Kansas City. .....0
W. j. Deidrich, Chicago.......,...
r. r. weaverlins, Beatrice ......1
T. V. O'Keefe. Omaha ............J
f. p. ST. Clair, Toledo, Ia........1
r. v. Mcpherson, Omaha .......
r. Smythe, Omaha ...,...........
L. T. Rogers, Wymore, Neb......J
f. Dufrene, Omaha. 49,
W. ". Baught, Pilger. Neb.......J
DR.. B~latherwick, Rock Valley, la.
\ X. Cravens, Kansas City ......
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ifriper iaa nogenIunbe ififfelig Norit.
slaigepel blcp min Hetifriuning for
anoret. Get betpr forrelten libet.
Meu Saeeu fan bIi ct Erincip.
ipsrasmaal. Hebaftsrer % llogipcre
fau nGgte at optage | lit @lao eaer
SioSifriit en- inoienbt grtifeI. Get
bar sc Ret til. Weu at foranore
Snbicnbcrens eller Sortatterens
Mctifriunina (Sprogrettelier er Der
life Gale om), mener ieg, er at gna
Den perionIige Sribeo for irGr; ia
ica mcncr cnbog, at oct er Wangel
paa Den Reipeft, iom ifploeS Ell 6or'
iattcr. Seq for min Bart fnn nof
tilaipc oct, men life mno'tploe oct,
Der cr ingcn 8runo til en- Ionoan
Reipeftitrioiebco. On 6oriatters
R%ctifriuuing cr noget, lom bercr til
bans Soriottcr~sG ienoommeli9beo;
oa oen, iom life re'pcfterer oenre,
pber bonl life ben tilberli9e Sfplotg'
bcb. On onben Sag or, at Der I
iproglig Scniccnbc fan soeS &rltlf
opcr en- S~criotterS RctifripninaS'
maooe. Son bill BOG bcboloe, bpao
han ipucS er natitrIiat for BAN.
So ioa ON Smagct, Zen or 10
nrcoet iorIfieuia. SeIp pnocr ieG at
Ipie ct SioSfrift, bpor bper @i'
broaSpocr foor britgc lin e9cn Met
ifriprina. Ga bar ica ham 'elp;
life en- @lonoing. 90 6ornnorln9
irnScr g. u.