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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-06-19

FIVE unrelated strains of thorough
bred Poland China hogs, all ages,
both sexes. Some either bred or
open. AS good blood as any hogs in
Oregon. Also two Short horn bulls
for sale, John H. Robinson, Grants
Pass, Ore, Route 9. 5.29 AZ
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-06-19
WANTED.

TEAM WANTRD-Anyone having
workable team. who wants il kent
through winter months for light
work apply to Chas. Meserve for
particulars. 1e.ao ~
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-06-19

NOIlCE-I have taken up one black
hog, crop off right ear. Owner can
have same by calling at my place
and,paying charges. J. B. Borou oh.
oisu's rass' oregon. 6-22 st
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-06-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

FRANK BURNETT-Upholstering.
mission furniture made to order.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06

sounG tae rIser st,n open Is-ceWber
had crcpt softly to ITS appointed place
IN the march of n0eths With . Gentie
heralains of warm. s0uthwes; winds.
Weather breeder" said Mrs. His.
gins 81 the Hon Ami. With . moUrnful
shake G. her head. You mark my
words and remeaber I said IT. It's q
sorry day for the cows when the ris-
ers running IN December"
She Was serving the judicial party
herself. and capably. too. she dearly
loved the time the courts met. 90 eth
er side of the river. II brought many
interesting psople to the Hon Ami, al
though not often the judge. His com
ing for supper was q most unusual
honor. and IL waS due to Louise. who
had piayfully insisted He had hum
must he confessed. for he had deeply
worn habit Of making straight for the
hotel from the station and there re
naming until Hank Bruebacher. liv-
eryman. ~fho never permitted any
thing TO interfere with or any one to
usurp his preroeatiye Of driving his
honor to and from Kemah when court
was in session. whistled with shame
less familiarity the following morning
TO make his honor cognizant of the
fact that he, Hank, was ready But
he had come to the Bon Ami because
Louise wished It. and he reflected
whimsically on the astonishment.
amounting almost to horror. ON the
face of his good landlord at the Vel
pen house when 1t became an assured
fact that he was not and had not been
In the dining room.
You are right. Mrs. Higgins" as
scented the judge gravely To her wealth
er predictions, and the supper you
have prepared for IS is worthy the
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06
>sru ~ ssSsssnsss oAs

E-tate of tss.rg. j smith, asces~os1.
The undersie encd. having been spSs'snte~
e1eeutar Of tb. state II George !. smssk.
late ct the county II Svnniss'o. IA the
state of Colorado. deceased bcsehy Givee
notice that lac will apy~sr before the Cosssts
Court OF said Gunbi-on County Ut the tSer
House in t,unDi-on. IN said County On Monday
the 9Hh day Of March A. ID. ISr, at the hour ~
~ % clock in the foranopa of said day at which
time all persons having claims against said
estate arr not tiled and requested 10 attend Tor
the purlsaSe of having the some adjusted All
persons iHdehied To said estate are requested
10 make immediate payment To the under
signed.
Dated at Guuui-on. colorado, this 2ath day
of February. A. u. lse. -
LEE LEHMAN.
Executor of the estate Of George j. smith
decea- a-sd feb. y Mar, q, lN'>
McDnugaI A Strothcr attorneys.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06

hand that serves it. Kings and po-
tentates could ask no better Louise.
dear child. l am fond Of you and l
hope yov will never go back east
Thank you, Uncle Hammond" said
Louise. who knew that an amusing
thought was seeping through this dec
laration Of affection. Il am sorry to
give YOU a heartache, but | am 60
ing back to Gods country some day,
nevertheless"
Maybe so-maybe not" said the
Judge. Mrs. Higgins. my good wom-
an, how il our friend, the canker.
worm. coming on these days."
'CankerwOrm? repeated Mrs. Hig.
gins. "Meanin, your honor"
Just what | say-canker- worm.
Isn't he the worm gnawing in discon.
tent at the very core of the fair fruit
OF established order and peace in the
COW country"
1-l-dont understand your hon
or" faltered the woman in great trent.
dation. Would his honor consider her
a hopeless stupid? But what was the
man talking absut? Loaise looked up
\ flush Of cosor saainins her cheeks.
Maybe aPo4s0oA would suit you
better. na1n0s? ~ young friend.
the hreAsunl" resumed the Judge.
rising. 'Thae - 0sod-nre-bra,d. 10
he not iaestl1g IL populace to open
rebelliea, fao1s doctrine and schism ?
10 n mot boonass q him that roofs are
burned ossr tie very heads Of the
helpless hs0esseader!"
For sAa0e, Uncle Hammond" eE
claimed LOsase, still flushed and with
a mutinoas little sparkle in her eyes.
You are poking fun at me. You
haven't any right to. you know; but
that's your way. don't care. but Mrs.
Higgins doesn't understand"
Don't y0a. A1. Higgins," asked
the judge.
No. I Aoat" slapped Mrs. His-
gins, aAl sAe A3Aat. bst sAs thoagAt
she did. Only q 20 neaa 1lf. Rich
ard Cerasa. IN ten - ~ there
aiAt - - h ~ here Cd -aorsakea
ccuutsy - - ~ . taIlow canA1e
10 - 1@DR - ia ycsr pipe aaA
soa0 go yWr
- ~ - A1Ass vtc3easly. SAe
did ~ - ~ - guuas - Depart
before - 0aUna Aama1nuAAng The
tabse. 4 - Q 0v00Aso breacA q
ettVsst1A - - U1nv eare. To hAvo
a ~ aha1oun0 sugADsssly y evse
. hsoo1aD 01ne.
- - - ,s'- H''s''''- q
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06
~ 1AmG ADslnnaS
lscky Nosnta.r News

IL the eessacrscy ct beaver aad
Coaossdo gae~ e-sr.y Ju-s =; pse~sn'
At UAi pss be for wani 9. sdvlsoss.
AoA sace Sdslsors faTs, cssaes the
lesver foss. TIE paper With . heart
snd . sesl. bah subject 10 sIsnse-
d,Aas transfer for a coussdesA;soa-
The fosss " pot a desaa-srsssc Josr-
nal II never supported a democrst
" tscke, IN its hfe. 1t went dosn
tke line fos the unsFeSk able Pea
body 1t exhausted tie VOC sbulAry
IN Tra.ssng Buchtei Ii proclaimed
itsslf the chief friend and supporter
81 Sesstor GHxgeuheim- of course
we kncs the Pos, claims not to he
republican esther, and in thai At tells
the truth II has no principles. At
Is ssmply out for the meney II the
demucrat.c candidate. had seen tt 10
make IT worth while for the Pos,
to sang their praises. the Poet would
lave done ~. But the democrats
have never seen ht 10 ''come ACROSS,
snd in consequence the Post has con
sis,ently libeled every democratic
ticket But the Post is giving ad
vice 10 democracy now u Is telling
the democrats Of the state that they
must nominate anybody bat Bryan
for president.
Then, there is the Denver Eepub-
hcan. That paper at least can be
classified. II IS republican an ma
,,onal politics and corporation an all
local politics II fights the principles
of democracy in every way At can.
1t indulges the cheapest of slgrs and
filings at all democratic leaders, and
especially at the man who will he
nominated here next July as the
democratic standard bearer for the
presidential race. But the Denver
Republican advises the democrats oi
the city and state exactly as the Post
does: If YOU don't nominate SO.
and-So the goblins II get YOU sure.
That is the cry of both these dis
pensers OF wisdom
And to say the least, it's funny
When two such papers Join forces tC
select a candidate for the democratic
party, he must be busy man in.
deed who doesn't stop long enough
for a laugh. Both papers have done
everything in their power to ruin
the democratic party and are still
doing it. Both papers have consist.
emily opposed every democratic
principle-and are still doing it.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06
NorICr 10 No>-wE>uwgsr w re~sAvy q,

Win
STATE OF COLORADO
County of bunuison,
IN the county Court IN Probate.
lhe neople OF .oioraio to ,ieorge Riley
Alice Windate, Minnie Oswald and Maui
Riley, hreeting:
'"nn,y court OF bunnison County, in the state
~ colorado, that you. the said tieorge Riley
Minnie oswaid, formerly Minnie Riley and
Maud Riley are heirs Of Mrs Minnie Riley
deceased. and that said Alice Windiate form
of said deceased ''' III
Now, Therefore, in accordance with the
pio'lsions al the statute in such ca -e made st 4
PROVIDED and 10y order Of Court duly made and
entered, you are hereby notified that an ipstru-
and e' , ol writing rurporting to he the last will
anu testament OF the said Minnie kiley de
ceased WAS presented 10 said Court for pro
pate on he ard day of February A. d. ush nv
., y. Miller residing at Gunnison, in the state
~ ~ ,G;,oraao ,; that the said dec-aest, ives, at
!ne ,ihe oil her decease. 4 resident of ttNpnieoo
III the STATE of "lorado; that the "a id docefept
aaccorninx 70 the said alleged will devised and
Srnras ,'e,r per property in the worde and
q give and devise to Alice Riley, win of
ueotee hiey all Of my real proterty ti,eA /. sit
ua.e IN the County Of Arapahos. state a Colo-
that may de lie p%saaeses o@ey ina personal sFspsrt'
,ou Are Hereby Notified to be an ap,e,
o~,pre ssid Court at the County Court Room
of t,nnn'.n 4ura noase N iunn,sen. in the County
a', "1unhls"n 1n In the state ~ Colorado, ON the
o.h Gay of April, A. u. 1875 then and tbere to
s,,ehn the hearing on the probate of tie said
M,unia pi,s ha., viii and testament Of tie aid
periorm what shall tber by the ssid 1'nr, I
required aud sdjudred N""'' Wv
mo- III Mltness Whereof, have hereunto set
otiic ~ anu snxed the seal of said Court at my
-, III ih nunnl-cn, in said County this 9th day
oi February, A. u. iss ""'
GEO DIFFERENTIATION.
-nd ye and Acting Clerk.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06

A few years ago the money bugs
Of Wall street thought We were
threatened with over production of
silver and demonetized it, The ratio
Of production per pound was 40
much greater than ~ to ], the legal
ratio OF coinage Now the compare
tive production of silver has dropped
10 twenty per cent Of what it was
and there 10 = demand for silver
swsepiug round the world. After
sll. bimetalism furnishes the ideal
currency, and soon the Wall street
bunch will be found acknowledging
IT,
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06
N0TKE ~ ARIr~TaESy WAS

Estate of MARY \. Axtell, deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed
administrator 1T the estate of Mary j. AAtetI,
late Of the County of Gunnson. in the state Of
Colorado, deceased. hereby gives notice that
he will appear before the Comfy Coart II said
Gnnbison County at the ourt House in 6uss
nlspn. in said 'ounty. on Monday. the MRh day
~ Msrch. A ID. iNe, at the hour ~ ~ o'el0ck
=. n of said day. At which time all per~rn-
hayiNG claims against said estate are nsAiAsA
~ psauested IA attend for the purpose Il hav-
~ the same adjusted. All IrsSsona iaAs6ssA
- rid estate are requested to make i0HeAiaae
DWnsut to the undersigned.
Dated at Gunnison, Colorado, this xsAh day
~ February A. ID. ISN.
S.P. SPENCER,
Administrator Of the estate of Mary J. Auteil,
deceased. Web =, Mar. q.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06
sersCS ~ sEs1.s vsea TAX s.,A
To Henry Purrier. as Ad-1


Hninistr rasor of the estate
II yolsa y. Hsll.decess~d,
and to whom II may con
Germ.
Notice is hereby given that the pvo,,erty here.
matter described, was at the rexuiar tax "a .
County Treasurer thereof rDld to the ss "a
County of GuDnisos. for the unpaid taxes
levied and asseeeed upon ssSd prepcFfy for The
year IAs. .and ~ q the saH sanusi asle b.lI
IN said Coanty in tie yeoe 1Ss. Thsa On the lsi 4
day of Jsn.ssY. ~. the certihease q sale II
said Csn.ty q Sn.sisee: dsly SD. assigned
year said psoperty wee as-e~-.-d and ta1ed un-
der and in the name of John n. Hall estate
That the three years allowed by Law for the
taken therefor, ha. expired uus,n sad cartif
eate. That u. 7. Murray aforseaid has mad.
application to the unAerpiGned FOR a deed tn
said property upon said certificate. and arsin
applied to the undersiGr ed for sech deed nd
unless yoa shall make redemption Of -
propstty prior to the 2lth day Of june Isn
sccsrdInG ~ Law. the Treasurer will uprn ans
day sftet that date isese Ia ihe said 4. +. NM
ray. or his as.isn. the nere.eary snd ..u,I ~
dsed for .aid pruperfy. spd yo. are he,ebT
nutifed that your tis,e ar the redenp,i2
a sid Ircperty. will up.a said last mes-
r-S 70 H-1es.. ga sSus .s;sk - ~. ee,"s hs.
6eso neAe, sd to vtieA saiA AeeA viii II
gisea. j. e.sssSes1 - s.a,sUs. ss-wit: Lct tvs
q. ..S 80. ~ 80 go =: - q ~ NORTH
s.Sehwesa Ssarter. spA ~ pertkve-t auarS,r
u tAe eUueheset qusrter Il seesiaa seven IN
I'll In ICysship ,s0l pnsth u range two 4,
rs1o.
0.ye. ucaer my hand sss seaI thi. 9Th day =
So o...; ,s.s. s:e..... :; s;Ssxsa.; e; s.s.;.;.
S CUun<y. CoisssAo
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06
lfeu PuollcaTn9S.
>.tut ". sI>M AJIaAoGss

IA the matter of the estate 'a 5.-eph si"sar
dccea=ed
\,,fice !. ber-hy given. that oa nosdAy th'
All dsy Of March. A y. Is-r. bssag - -
The regular asy- af the hsrch 49, g sh'
fstntT 4 ...ft sf tsusni-oB .oHty. = 80
,r The SKATE ~ Colorado. l. JoAs -
mi,li.trator - -asa estate viii aoUR
the Juisp s,f said oart, pre-eUe ~ -
ticmeut - sast oAuslnI-trstor - 90
au1,rovsl ef the -ss,~ ssa viii sheo ouQD
d,lrharz..d - such sAMinl-trH'or.
time and Jlare ssy ysssSeu IN inier~o
pear and present. ohssctrn- 10 the -
there b..
Dated at Gunni-on. Cs'sussdo. Jsn;
@ONN M
Admini-tratt IT the estate - J.sgo
deceased. fes. 4
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06
e0vsnAa 0AseD - S0uuDep Gppvgs

Bryan is a. good as NJ minated
now. All tie n,ocrstic national
conventioa will have 20 do 10 10 rsti-
fy the nominssNM. make . platform
|and soaiHsse llsysa . running mate.
We s~Gesss Gov. Johpsoa. Of Mime
sofa ios that plsre. Bss, incidental
~, let's eet aa0Ptker and start |.
BRYAN club in @ Gusnisom.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06
SWIkE ~ rINaL srrTuNuEsv

In the matter of the estate of Thomas r.
Cox, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that on Monday the
9Th day II April, A. ID. IH~. being one ~
the regular days at the March term Of the
County tourt Of Gunnison County. in Probate
IN the state of Colorado, !. Frank Dusn
administrator Of said estate, will apSear before
the Judge OF said Court, present my final settle
ment as such adm ministrator and pray The a,,-
proyal OF the same, and will th~n apply To be
discharged as such Administrator. Al which
'lme and place, any person in interest may ap-
there be
Dated at Gunnison, Colorado, March 8. No..
FRANK NNN
ADMINISTRATOR of the estate II Tbomaas r.
COX decreased March April 3. tH
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06
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10 sscA u0 aoaO - 0nnU -
H}A.sn6kh1 - Aao Gnnssa6 aaaAD
Op~sssn s1aAs - ~ usy = hsn~
~ sueJ\B = sssil lnahD - o.nD
~ vhm\rsstsssAv sAs sAs8 sasaOsA
~ 49, osahA- ~ NsssS
Gh.vsro q ssSAiss - Ussssd . o1ss
s.haAk n psi.s susis - 6s0ssa-
- .~s.AA @
&l0R ~ :
]kEE@55:S5sS 5s Ssss
t.ss.!.. ] go
st5sstk ss~ss h-s. seesuscsAA
Dashass = psspasilG stse syssem S0s sAs
ssosng u hsby. thereby rcssatsrinG ckisa-
ksrsA sst<. easy. AUD aiasrss paisss.s.
HsAr i. Hisd. psss-c that In. P,crcss
pss~us nsasc,se. against which the us<~A
inAeaiiGsss Vusspse sr~ quite Naturally
apuru. Ascsase u the Isscertziasy As -
sAeir co0r~itisa sd hssGhss chArsctss,
bot y . nGHsCsxa - Kxo~N c"sPoas-
svoA. . full ls-s 81 all its ingssrsiiea,s being
prinssA. W plain Eaeli ou every bottle
Urapers. Al exsRia&tsss 81 thi. list of
knUssasaes- gill dssck,ss the TACT that IL .
ossa- -sicuAss1sc w It> cossysssstesn- cbemsc-
olly puss. @v'le -sehRed Giy Ar,se taking
tbe pssce ~ TIE coUusossiy Used alcohol.
h its makeup. In this connection is
nay nss h. out of place To- state that the
sEavMite Prescription of ur. Pierce is
NJ oaly nsodicipe put up h,r the cure a
Uemsn's tssruliaT weaknesses aud all
0ents. and SID thronsh druggists, all
tAe laarcd,ents ~ which have the un-
aniusous endorsement of all the icadin9
medical writer's and teachers of all the
several schsrsls Of practice. and that too
e< remedies fof the ailments fss which
rtavorite fre-criptiOa- u recommended.
A little br,k af these endorsements VII
bP sent ~ any address. postpaid. and
absolutely free II you request same by
postal card, ~ letter. of In. L. v. fsrce,
Buffalo. n. v.
Ir. Picrcc's Pleasant Pellets cure con-
stipation. Constipation - the cause of
many diseases. Cure the cause and YOU
cure the disease. Easy 10 taLs>e as candy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06

Ths Rio Graade hes just received
g new llO ton engines, each capa-
be 4 Pslliag IL, 600 tons on a ose
- - 0s1ds. Tkcss are the bcss
osaiso ps~sr O ths rusd, sad have
. Psoia0 Pswer of 800 toas better
tAaa say ~ N - o. The broad
~.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06
WHAT 't:S::!s4"''" SScs;;4 1A'

W0Au RSHVU4S&AWBSW uAS
oG0Uc6r
Glenwood Avalanche.
Free soup houses.
Free coffee wagons
Free bread wagons.
Closed coal mines.
Closed coke ovens.
Closed silver mines.
Two million hungry people in the
large cities.
Due bills which allowed the bank
err to keep real money in their
vaults.
A supreme court combination Of
five TO four"
10000 idle men in Denver.
Wages cut Sl75 per day at Sho-
sbone.
staenation in all financial circles.
Worry on the minds of those who
have given mortgages on their little
homes.
Hundreds of failed banks.
Thousands Of dollars loss to the
depositors of the country.
Greater trusts than the world has
ever known.
A dosble tax sysaesn on the stock
usen and farmers of the western
staten.
A ware of enlightment TO the
American voter which will cause
him to vote the democratic ticket At
the coming presidential election.
People to their senses asd to .
point where they realize that their
oaly hope lies il Tie election Of .
democrat to he presidency.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06
Methods Of Mining and
Timberins
- ~. n. Sro00S
~ ~. u. SroR0S

The only'thoroughly practical and
exhaustive treatise on this subject
veosAse 1oW - vsM6ss SO w>~&
eee. y UeStes ee~ O~1ssoseoS =
Nov being published in serial in
the American Mining Review. 40
n Broadway, Los Angeles. Cal
Subscription $3.O0 per wear
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06

$3.50 Denver to Nex,co
Ne Colorado and southern vill ..i,
s~sea Mach 5th end April SNh ope.v,x
ucses via fsso TO Mexicn ,nv :,
ABOVE sxtEeoeiy low rate. ,S.;- al
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06
CHAPTER xVtV,

~ sstoOs~s 0ess;ss - ssss Gown.
n ksoaA cS1aty COST caavesel
- . Tveo6ay. tie secoal week II DE-
es0oss. ne toAee c0oiag with ~
c0Bt r9Uortef 70 VelUeA On Monday
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06
0OoeoaGSRs~S AAeaA

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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06

- 1assss sss . 1usasea. nas .
The star and Newark advertiser., 1908-04-14
WOMAN
CHELSEA VICTIM,
HUSBAND FEARS
Mrs. Walter c. Barnes and Doc
tors Wife May Have Per-
ished in Fire.

Fearing that his wife is among the
victims in the Chelsea, Mass, confia-
grafton, Walter C. Barnes, wealthy
electrical engineer, of s Hamilton road,
Glen Ridge, is today frantically search
ing the ruins in that city for her.
No word had been received from him
at the Barnes home up to this after
noon, and this adds to the fear OF
the friends of the family, as MIR.
Barnes was expected to reach Chelsea
at o'clock this morning.
Mrs. Barnes left home week ago
Sunday on visit to Mrs. Fenwick,
the wife of prominent physician in
Chelsea. She was expected to arrive
home next Sunday.
There was little uneasiness in the
Barnes home. even after the particu-
lars of the conflagration became Known,
until telephone call was received yes
terday afternoon from Dr. FeaWiek.
1t was to the effect that both his wife
and Mrs. Barnes We're missing and that
his home was destroyed by the fire.
The supposition was that the two
women had met death in the house.
Mr.. Barnes was serving as juror
The star and Newark advertiser., 1908-04-14
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.


sTUYvEsANr AVENUE SEWER AND AND
BRANCHES, WARRINGTON, AVENUE AMD NJ,
NORTH END TERRACE l. sEWER II Snt,e PLANG 1,aoE
STREET PAv1NG-Assessment for benefits.
Noise is hereby given that an assessment
upon all The owners of all the lands and real
estate peculiarly benefited by each Of the fol-
lowing improvements, namely:
The construction of sewers to be known and
sTUYVEsANr AVENUE SEWERS AND
BRANCHES,
3the city of Newark entitled, AN ordinance
to provide for the construction of eight tso
inch pipe sewers TO be known and designated
as stuyvesant Avenue Sewers and Branches,
approved May 10, 1907.
The construction Of ,6s sever xrN1,r n
from Sylvan avenue to North End terrace.
together With g branch pipe & sewer en- in
NORTH END TERRACE.
from Washington avenue easterly about 2et
nance Of She city Of Newark. entitled, ''Ar
pipe sewer in Washington avenue, from
Sylvan avenue to North End terrace, to-, together
race, from Washington avenue easterly about
26o feet" approved May "a. 1907.
Ias repaVinep Plane Il STREET,
from Market street to Court street, according
to the provisions of an ordinance OF the eids
Str ,et to Court street, approved July 10. 1901
The paving iRWgASSfpERpoo1 a STREET.
from Broad street TO Elizabeth avenue. accord
ing 20 ths provisions Of an 9rdnanGe OF t9'
provide for the paving Of Nanderpool stfeet
from Broad street to Elizabeth avenue, ap
proved March .. 1907 has been prepared by th'
undersigned Commissioners. appointed BY tn
Mayor Of the city of Newark, and that re
port by a certificate in writing, with an ao
Campaigning map and schedule. showing th'
several assessments against the several owner
peculiarly benefited as aforesaid, has neen ., ae
citv of Newark, for examination by thu
parties interested therein, -.
Said assessment comprises all lots. tracts
and parcels of land and real estate liable TO be
assessed as aforesaid, lying on both SIDES OF
between Valley street and a point about 1ot
feet south Of Lenox street; on both sides OF
MEAD STREET,
| from a roint about 1j5 feet north of Ocear
avenue to Lenox street; on both sides OF
SANFORD AVENUE,
| from point about 100 feet south OF Clin Hi
place to Lcnox street; on both sides OF
LENoX STREET
COMMONWEALTH AVENUE
and
OCEAN AVENUE,
between Stuyvesant avenue and Sanford ave
''"'' o' w WAsHINGroN AVENUE,
/ from point about $50 feet south OF Nortf
| End terrace TO point about 20 rect horth O
NORTH END TERRACE
between tho Paterson and Newark Kailroa'
and Washington avenue; on both bot sides of
PLANE STREET.
| from Market street TO Court street. and OF
! VANDERPOOI. STREET.
| from Broad street to Elizabeth avenue.
! A ''lot" represents an entire plot of land
whether large small.
! All persons Interested In said assessmen
may be heard before said commissioners ol
| Saturday. the 18th day of April, 1908. at 10 a
M at the commissioners room, NO. tthir'
| hoorl. City Hail.
Dated April 10, 1903.
WILLIAM DIAIOND.
JOHN +. MONAHAN,
ADOIPH FISCH
! apris-5t Commissioners.
The star and Newark advertiser., 1908-04-14
MYSTERY Of EXCISE
COMMISSION IS
PART|ALLYS0LvED
Record of Return to Senate Last
Thursday Night Is
Discovered.
Irrom a staff c.orreapondent.

TRENTON, April 14,--A solution of
the mystery how the Excise Commits
sion resolution reached Governor Fort
was found today when the discovery
was made by Senate Secretary Howard
Tyler that the resolution was rturned
from the Assembly last Thursday night
when it was passed, instead of on FRI
day night, as was at first thought.
From this, it is thought possible that
it might have been passed Thursday
night, while Assemblyman Thompson,
of Mercer County, was in the chair.
Members of the House have no recol-
lection of this.
The record of the Senate shows that
the resolution was returned from the
House in regular form and accom-
panied by a message signed by Clerk
James Parker, per Reginald Branch
an assistant in his office.
The star and Newark advertiser., 1908-04-14
MISUNDERSTANDING GLoRIEs." !"

A very jolly burIesque performance
was given by Weber & Rusl's "Morn-
ing Glories' at Waldmann's last night.
For the stellar roles very few superiors
in burlesque could be found to the
Coopers, Lucia and James, and Snltz
Moore. The opening act was entitled
1.-THE Wrong Widow and in 1T We're
introduced many new songs and dam
cling of an entertaining description.
The Three Musical Stewarts opened
the olio. Then came the English Bellies,
five young women who did a difficult
dancing act. There were several other
clever and amusing specialties and a
concluding burlesque quite as funny as
the first