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Board of street and water Commissioners.
feb6-ht


OFF cB of the Board of Health of the city
OF Newark. N. J.
Sealed proposals will no received by the Hos
pital Committee OF the Board of Health OF the
city Of Newark, at $50 Broad street. on
Thursday, February IS. 1908. from 8 to $50
O'Clock p. m, FOR furnishing coal to the City
Hospital. for daily consumption, say six to ten
tons each day. more OF less, during the months
of February, March. April and May, 1908.
The coal furnished must be what is known
as clean pea free from dirt or slate. delivered
at tho hospital buildings In gross ton weights.
Bidders will state tho quality of pea coal
they propose 10 furnish. and give their prices
per gross tor.
The committee reserves the right to accept
or reject any or all bids. or waive any defects
therein. as they may deem best for the inter-
est of the city.
The committee will be In session to receive
the proposals from 5 TO $50 o'clock p. m.
Bids opened promptly at $3.50 p. m.
Proposals rlust be in sealed envelopes. adj
dressed to
HOSPITAL COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD
OF HEALTH,
feb6-5t $50 Broad street. city.
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LOST N FOUND.

and tan hound bitch. white
breast, paws and collar. Reward IL returned
to r. WILLS. 80 Washington st.
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Make up your mind now that you will in
CT ease your sales. Advertise In the STAR
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
MODERN equipped laundry for sale or to let.
reasonable; 60-horse boiler, 25-horse engine,
6 rack dry rooms. 2 larg washers, 2 extractors,
Troy mangle. Hagen steam collar maehtne,
and all the latest improved machinery; build
ing 3Qx75; concrete floor and sides. on large
lot. % Montgomery ST., Bloomfield.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS of any kind, contents
of stores, flats and merchandise of every de-
E%cription, bought for cash: quick and conhden-
tial. A PozNAK. AZ South Orange av..
phone .071, Newark.
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son of Catherine and the late George
Scheuhing, aged As.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
SIMMoNDS-on February 10, 1908, at
her home, 6S Kearny street, Annie
E., wife of the late Robert Simmonds,
aged Go years.
Notice of funeral tomorrow.
TRABoLD-At Orange, N. j.. on Sat-
urday. February s, 1908, Emma, be-
loved wife of the late Julius Trabold.
aged Ga years.
Relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from her late residence, 81
Henry street, Orange, n. j., IN Tues
day, February II, at $50 a. M;
thence to st. Venantius's German
Catholic Church. where a Solemn
High Mass of Requiem will be Of
fered for the repose of her soul. In
terment in RosedaleSC Cemetery.
vINALL-At Brooklyn, N. Y, IN Feb
ruary 9, 1908, Caleb Vinall, aged Al
years.
Funeral services will be held at his
late residence, 1906 Fulton street,
Brooklyn, N. Y, on Tuesday, Feb
ruary II, 1908, at 8 p. m 1nterment
at Chatham, N j., on arrival of trains
reaching Summit at 1:04 p. M,
Wednesday, February IL, 1908.
WEHRLE-on February 9, 1908, Jo-
seph, beloved husband of Catherine
Wehrle (nee Kearny), in his 57th
year.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
WOoLLEY-On Saturday, February s,
1908, Jane Ward. widow Of James
Woolley, in her S5th year.
Funeral private,
YOUNG-On Saturday, February 5, 1908,
Myrtle b.. infant daughter of Fred
and Anna Young, aged 10 months.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
vited to attend her funeral on Tues
day, February II, at 2 p. M, from par
ents' residents, No. rs Winans avenue,
to Woodland Cemetery for interment.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.
WASHING-Woman would like a plain WASH
ing to take home. Address RICHARDSON,
81 Campbell St, city.
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HELf wANrED-FEMALE.

WOMAN wanted to attend to furnished room
house. COS Washington st.
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INDIAN AGENT
 IS MISSlNG

TAt4eAi f Hasle e' line e'."aamaf in-tal -,rFies- toob ,i.4fe. t.Ias a. Ja. lHI.an t4-ue..- af Wssf#ga Wa= a-0aH. doing sa upon The rH.ar If iIau< r lf-Je5 super utendyul If the Pm alap consolidated a-rnr5v- aHd general 1i-bugSu4 agent oi Indian lands uf W.~tern Washing tom. to return ta his dutie-
 several Vrrk7 ago tlr Li-faH s,eur- ra a ieav, of ab~enc, on tu- pi,a that he wanted ta visit JHg bedside of his father. who Was very ill., al sullivan. Ind. His leave expired yesterday. and as Liston had not returned Superiu- tcudent Davis announced this after noon that the government would now
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CALIFORNIA
 MINE AFIRE
FLAMES RACING fs teg1 FOOT LEVEL or TsC aRuSs
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TIE ROLLING STOCK
OF PAll RoABa

Approximately auoae H.l-te a1r. and Geaa Iaeeaaa-- aes, #tH#af mIed r n. -mat -raaz #n Jme r.. a~" H Ibs threads af rc rma.ry The mmhrr for fHr-, stf- .alts1 consumption af about Iaaaaao n=.t .. timber IT, ~nsrarf 'h. material u-.- in thr construction uf ha.H ar. #H locomotives u least -o'oa1 ef- ..r u~ed Add % this nate tH. Hat.r ef cars required fe Ht A., ma-a' for bridges ballast tl,s -r-. sI. ctc. Whilr The rtiltuad rs, H making improvements 44 .>t. an a grand scale. and "a- 1T .t. s=a- on~ for 4 shortage in ,3f- t- a.e-A art for
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fe sumption HHs ...-f intend |. r.rurH
 Supervisor b4e,s sad mi l=#aat atr.r 1atIuS chars, laa h, aaafi probably make .ut-H.#t H ffrr .az- HT rtl-et i. auSaer ant aus-- tiau- relative .Ia=Listuu
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CLAIMS TO MAKE
IttUB FteiAN ; " EH

fHu.NbELPiHa 8n ptiee '.Tra.- ] raa.r r. aa. -..- raua- eimuu frau th. .r.-.. a..rI. has rW wt a e.rgtsr ua#- to an a~taui-hr4 ..orld taat wars of rassarah Hr has faurI .ailosa- rh.r- stone af G a'.Ha and is prepared te gHu -a.t.r Ha far- gald az commercial prar"staa Egeu eorr.r. He zaz- aaH he rraa ruted in th- same Nay. and be factory. now beiHg fitted ul iu Chester fa tae trans mutation is heinz paid m laa invent "r declares. vi,l gold r. made from purse silver
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BURIED IN
 MINE 4 DAYS

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GE R M AN CLUB.

Every first and third Wednesday. A 6han.
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KNIGHTS OF ROBERT EmMETS.
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PIONEERS OF ALASKA,
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Fred II. Anderson. Sec. lst and 2rd Wednesdays of each month. Eagle hall
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cALEDONIANS.

Second and fourth Mondays in each month. at g. 30 D. m. Pioneer hall. Steadman avenue.
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.
For ten 5sars the Company had Been
doing business in NSrth Con,hercs ST.;
where there was. plenty OF floor SPACE,
but CONSTANTLY increasing trade Made
II necessary to secure more ample and
commodiOus building The Temple OPP
era House. q five-stofv brick structure,
centrally located. was purchased, and
i'm the course Of several months it was
ready for occupancy.
In this time the building was over
hauled. The cellars under two store
houses in Main Street and two In North
Union were re-mo6eled so that all were
open to common ehtrarfte.
The ground fioof was re-arranged so
that 1t would give twb' handsome stores
for the retail drug department and the
book and stationery emporium, with a
large, airy and routny Office between
the two. the office occupying the space
formerly devoted 60 the great, wide
staircase leading to the old theatre.
Tie parQuette Of the theatre was
transformed to high ceilihged,' well
lighted and perfectly ventilated assem-
Bring or shipping room for the whole
SHE department; model Of convenience
and ADM, ably adapted to the business
M hand.
The third floor h the converted fam
| nv circle, extending ffom one end of
the building to the Other, with strong
sreel supporting trussesr This floor is
devoted to the reserve stock of unbrok-
en- packages. sutsdries. books, stationery,
The fourth stoft Is used for the laboratory
snd storage OF Drugs, and the Natchez Drug
c9mpany's proprietary nedicines.
The nfth door preserved for the storage OF
The once roossg Which occupied the front
part of the buflding have been assigned to
the private once Of the members OF ny nrm,
bacco, opiates, and narcotics and are locked
| at all times, only such persons rs those who
hhve charge Of these departments befHg en-
| hydraulic and dun eiesstors run from the
cellar TO the 9th floor, while the building Is
1tted up with electrical fixtures throughout,
and
IRE doors, with fire sxtinRuishers In every
part ready for any emergency.
One special departthshf which received the
most studfous care Is the One In which the
oils are Stored. This detkftment Ia ON the
second G6or, fronting Moth Commerce St.
This rcbm IL 25x70 feet IS absolutely IRE
by an s-inch fire. wall. With an automatic
connecting door. In case Of fire the heat
burns q fuse which allC~Sthe door to slide
snd preventing 3 spread, or Tie flames.
Another feature Of th9 Bpiding Is the mag
nincent arrangement Of the doors and walls,
which make It impossible for fire to gain
The retail drug store Is, One of the pfettiest
In the South. 1t Is furnished in mahogany
cherry, with plate glass counters and cases.
window seats are provided for the comfort
Of persons who may step In to walt for car.
The room for a night Clerk Is directly over
the drug store and 1T provided with a long
hn lance pRSne SO una. Sne aignt clerk can
by the tfu,e the latter reaches the store.
The Nstchez Drug Conf any was organized
In 1895 and the business Is conducted under
John n. Chambliss. who has charge OF the
ofhces, and Mr.. Edward j. Hodye, In chayge
of the wholesale department..
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The faiiy press lfas given ST

The daily press has given sticlf
complies details CT the fearful
holocatst that visited the City
of Natrhez last Saturday evening.
that we do not deem it necessary
to- enter into details or attemst
n graphic description of the heart.
breaking scenes Suffered by the
good people Of orr heighborfmy
city. 1t it sufficient to state that
the five-story brick building of
the Natches Drug Co.., the tallest
structure in Natchez, and among
the handsomest, was rent asdDder
by terrfficexpiosion, and almost
instantly the entire edifice became
n roaring furnace, and ten pre-
cfons lives were lost. The ele-
vators were put out of service BY
the explosion, which threw down
the massive brick walls, and the
stair-ways were rendered impas.
sable; all avenues of escape were
thereby closed against the EN-.
'pioyees in the upper stories, who
were thus doomed to- die.
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Saturday the fiti Day Of Apr1
4. D. 1903.

o4er for sale at the Court House door
o. the town Of st. Joseph In this psrish,
Between the hours Of IL O'Clock .. NJ
and o'clock p. IN. the following de-
scribed PROPERTY, seized In the sboys
styled suit and situated In this parish,
to-wit:
The "Lucky Hit" plantation, com
posed Of all OF Section Twenty-scyet
except the East half Of the Northeast
qual ter and slso excepting sixty sefes
In the Northwest quarter sold TO Boyd
Jackson In 1889, leaving five hund1od
acres OF said Section twenty.seven, and
the Southeast quarter Of Section tven-
ty-eight, one hundred and sixty acre.,
and the East half Of the Nortbesst
quarter Section thirty-three. eighty
acres. and the West half Of the North
west quarter Of Section thirty four
eighty acres. All In Township 1hl7'
teen, Range Ten East, and containing
In all eight hundred and twenty acfsa
$500 more or less.
The sixty acres sold to Boyd Jadkson
being described u follows, to-wit:
( Part Of the N3sthwest quarter Of Sec
ton twenty-seytn, Township Thirteen,
Range Ten East, beginning II o stake
! IN wash at TIE top Of the North bant
Of Mound Baybu on the West side 4
the New Light road about three cbS;3
from the bridge, thence North e!9ht
degrees and thirty minutes, East. seven
and twenty 20-l0O chains to n stake. .
bend In said road. thehce North SIX Dc.
grees and thirty minutes, West i've ano
2s-lO0 chains to n stake. corner ''B, .
thence North forty-seyen degrees snd
thirty minutes, West tlfty-three chaIns
to corner "C,n thence South ten and
100 chains 70 STAKE and twin per
simmon, which Is corner I'D" Themes
dong said Mound Bayou up. TO- 'ne
point Of beginning. containing Sky
(80) acres. morE or less. !.
All OF the above lands being sittiafco
In Tensas Parish, and all'tbe improve
ments and buildings thereon snf I'M
rovables attached thereto by destinr
ton.
Terms Of salss Cash. without benea'
OF appraisement.
( JOHNHUGHEs, Sheriff.
ST.. JosEPH, LII, February s, 1903.
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NOTICE TO RANKS
-FokIeIDs -
Fsr elstpdy Il State Funds.

DAAVN bOO0EsLA., march 2, 1908.
extra sss.cs p q s ~ ss1 At mo r Of The
state q Loui.ians sP1foved Dec; .. 1891, II
Of the Atate debt % advertise for and ipSite
both State and National, for the custody OF
to or received inbShkif Of the State BY sherss
wlpress. said Board OF Liquidation at a
meeting held February q, isos, by resolution
authofized the Carrying Into eject said sec-
ss,1 e sid Z, e: ch& horissd the sssrss
and iof{2 a isapirsS s. VI is 70. 0'd' manner
Nov, theref6fe Il ,John +. Michel. seers-
~ ;sTy 7. Of n,s state e py ,cs e the sGshotsy
banks each parish "a Sid. nU viii be s1e
ceivedfrom them BY tis Board Of Iiauida-
ton Of the state debt .36r the custody 81 the
sSs stss Sy ss .s1 in behalf o
the resfecfive psris1gs in which said banks *
are d9hiciled after thirty tao) days aivsr-
tisemeHt q this noticaes required " law.
enveloPs '.Fiscal Ass2cy Bid" snT adj.
dressed to the State Auditor ct Baton Rbuge.
IA and, be in his possession on or before
Inc Istsj6s ~ awarding Of ..id funds win
nrst meftfng called by the Governor az his
once afsSf April Is. isds. due notice Of which
The ssSiGsessful bidderscr bidders skall az
amount Bonds q tS uSssd t ssssJ ere or s of
the state lexcept Baby bAkds) or Of any par
isn. city town or levee bQbds 70 have mar,
ket value II least equal 70 the paf value
thereof equal 70 the estImzted average de
poslts Of such authority, - determined by
the recotd OF the year previous, or shall give
bond Wits duly authorized surety conpAdy
centum Of the capital and surplus ~ such
surety company, or may deposit bOndssfore
SAID for part Of the security and give surity
said bsdr Or banks may See n. Inc said
Board of Liquidation reserves The right to
reject any and ell bids.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-20

The negro, Ed Perrino, who killed
the negro woman Ella Neil, on
Mt. Ararat, on December 28rd,
last, and who made good his es.
cspe, returned to Tensas parish
recently and was located on Du
Rossett plantation, where he wat
captured on Thursday night by
Messrs. Lang, Marion and Julius
Solomon; of Newellton, and was
brought to Jail next day. He
feigns insanity since his arrest,
But the deputies who-caught him
say he extinguished the light on
their approach and made every
effort to escape.
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uehst seslpsfs nIalastst frsm
Nm orIeaas.,

New Orleans March:-One' Of the
biggest concessions ever granted by
the railfosdS TO . Southern City is just
announced 10. 60 into effect Mky LIST,
when ten dsy stop.overs will be al
lowed by all'east and west lines at New
Orleans. Thscencession is due to the
total eliminationcf the ticket scalpers
who for many yesrs made New Or
bans q mecca Of pecun:ary profit and
whose operations caused the railroads
andthe city thousands of dollars loss.
The United States Supreme Court re-
gently confirmed the perpetual injunc-
tion granted by the United States Cir
cuit Court 1t New Orleans, and the
New Orleans Progressive Union at once
applied to the railroads for the stop
eyer privilege which was granted prac-
tically without debsse. As result Of
svsidsntweriein's prompt action New
Orleans will beuefitextrN dinarily, for
whils New Osieans-is always noted
tourist point, the presence Of ticket
scaipes prevented the railroads from
allowing stop-oves, and from,7s, 900 to
10000 people passed through snnual-
y, 90 par cent Of whom would have
stopped over had they beeny allowed.
With the new additions tn the st.
Charles and Denechaud If6teA. the
37y0O0, 900 Grusewalda snnex and the
q, 000, 900 audubon Hotel now iFcourse
Of construction, tourists will fan ID ample
Accommodations and the winter Of
1905 In New Orleans prom ises-to ex-
seed IN brilllancy and gsiety ALI pre-
vicas years, especially as the Carnival
n MArdi Gras viii fall earlier;. being |
m February 23rd, next.
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hat by virtue OF an Order Of Sal,
10 as directed, as Executors of above
Estate. by the above named Honorable
Court, In the above styled matter, W.
will, on
SATURDAY tie 1st tissf APan, L D. iseO
offer for sale at the { curt House doc,
in the town Of st. Joseph, in this par
ish, between the hours of IL o'clock |,
m. and 4 O'Clock p. M, to the highest
bidder, for cash. and according to law
the following described property. BE.
longing to- the Succession OF John B
Guthrie, deceasedS
The Riverside plantation, composed
OF Sections .>twenty.n nine
thirty, thirty-one, thirty-twc, thirty.
three, thirty-fouf and thffty-five, and
a triangular piere OF Lang, containing
fifty-one and s6-lO0 acres, adjoining
and lying Norfk Of said Sections thirty.
1.-TWO, thirty.thfee. thirty-four ard thirty
Five, which said triangular piece OF
land 10 fully described IN q plat ofsur-
Evey attached TO q deed Of sale and ex.
change between NJ. VI. Bland andswift
and A. Buckner and A. Douglass now
ION file and Of record IN the Recorders
tOfice Of Tensas Parish, Louisiana, to
which plat and deed special reference
fis hereby made for accurate descrip-
tion.
/ Also los acres OF land of Section six.
ty-iive. being lot one of said Section
and lying In the rear Of Section for.
ty-three, fortf -four and forty-fye in
Township thifteen North OF Range
| thirteen East
The whole of the above lands are
situated In Township thirteen, North
kcf Range thirteen East and contained
IN 1850 one Thousand, four hundred and
forty-two 2S-f9T acres more or less but
said acreage has been much reduced
since that date BY caying into the Mis-
sissippi River
The said Riverside plantation il
bounded on the North by the Point
Pleasant plaStations and Burn pianta-
ton, on the East by the said Point
Pleasant plantation, on the So.Jth by
the Mississippi River and on the'west
blythe Aurot4 plantation, formerly be-
longing to Mrs. T.. Rollins, and the
wocdlawn Ylantation, formerly be-
longing to the Estate Of w. NJ. Wilson.
1e ABOVE metes anc bounds, howev-
er, do not apply to said lot one OF Sec
ton sixty,ffve, which forms an eutly-
insftract. detached ff6m the main body
of said Riverside plantation, and being
the same property pstrchased By said
y. b. Guthrie from Edward LLOYD Of
date l9th December, ! S94, and record
ed on Ja6dary 25rh. 1898, in Deed Book
"L,' page 81 eft SEM of TIM Nnya r,al
RecorisTof Tensas~ Parish. Louisiana.
Notice issaiso given herein that there
rs no guarantee as to the number of
acres In said plantations.
Terms Of Sale: Cash..
F. l.. GUTHRIE,
H. r. GUTHRIE,
Executors Of said Estate OF J.. b.
Guthrie, deceased.
Sf:JosEPa, la, March 10, 1908.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-20

Mrs. Beaver, for many years a
resident of Waterproof, but who
lis now living in hatcher, was o
visitor to st. Joseph this week,
being called here to testify before
Court in the suit of Bass VS.. Kull-
man, in which case o continuance
was taken.