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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-11-12
To Develop the Big Swamp.

A strong company of Pennsylvania
capitalists will spend $1,000, 900 in de-
yeloping the Okefenokee swamp which
lies mostly in the southeast corner OF
Georgia and extends into Florida. The
swamp contains a wealth of fine cy-
press timber, and it is for the purpose
of cutting this timber and converting
it into merchantable lumber that the
company will develop the property. 1t
is generally known that a quantity of
the very finest cypress in the swamp
is in Florida territory, and it is there
fore possible that much of the i'm
provements to be made by the com
pany will be in this state.-Apalachi-
cola Times.
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which will accrue to the county ana
section as a result of it. When a
local exhibition of this sort is found
such a valuable advertisement for
community, what may we not claim
for a big one like the Florida State
Fair ?-Tampa Tribune.
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Pops Ready to Open Up.
The Pops say they will Immediately
open their campaign for the election
two years hence. They die hard
Chip1ey Verdict
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, That it's ''robber tariff in fact
is very clearly shown in the tax i'm
posed upon jute bagging by which
every farmer in the South who grows
cotton is held up and made to con-
tribute purely for the benefit of the
trust that manufactures the bagging
The farmers should find 4 way out
OF ii by resorting Immediately to the
use of cotton bagging. which is said
TO be much better for the purpose
anyway. 1t is possible to starve out
some trusts, or at least bring them
to terms by refusing TO buy the goods
they manufacture, and in this case the
plan is entirely practicable. as a bet
ter material than jute is right at hand
and to secure it the farmer would have
to pay no tax. The Farmers Union
convention which meets IN New Or
leans today should take some deci-
ded action in this matter and thereby
defeat the most fragrant, barefaced
instance of robbery perhaps TO be
found in all the tariff schedules
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-11-12

1t is a WEAKNESS unto flesh and
soul alike to hear it said now that We
might have won last Tuesday with
some other man than Bryan. If we
had searched the world over no per-
sonality to surpass that of William
J. Bryan could have been found TO
lead the party. In truth the lofty and
singularly noble character of the man
was a source of positive strength in
every doubtful state and we do not
believe that one vote was lost because
he was the nominee. He was abso-
lutely unassailable on Ms personal
side and the platform he ran upon
would have been the platform of any
other democrat who might have been
nominated at Denver. We were beat
en- because the majority preferred re-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-11-12

There is no reason why. the editor
ial pages of Florida newspapers
should become dull, the Pensacola
Journal apparently thinks, for it Of
fers the following for the considera-
ton of the press: with the election
out of the way we can all now take
up the Hams case, the iniquity of
night riding. the size of the cotton
crop, the advisability of marketing
green oranges, draining the Ever
glades, the profit in sweet potatoes,
good roads, bad sidewalks, the city
beautiful, freight rates, the Bulga-
rian situation, aeroplanes and the
sheath skirt. and in their discussion
find that gentle mental eXhilaration
so necessary to let Us down easy af-
ter the fierce debauch of the past two
months" We should advise cutting
the Hams case out of IN elist and
adding, say, the waterways discussion
Jacksonville Times Union.
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MIR. Dixon's Bad Books.

Thomas Dixon, Jr-, whose Traitor =,
sequel to The Clansman," is now
being presented on the stage, has been
sued for $4,000 by a Raleigh. y. c.,
lawyer. The lawyer. at Republican
meeting, denounced the Dixon books
and plays as productive of unhealthy
sentiment and Dixon replied in a vitu-
perative manner. which caused the
lawyer to sue for SANDER. The law
yer was right. No good purpose can
be served by the reminding of sec
tionaI hatreds which the Dixon books
and plays promote. One of their
worst features is that they inf1ame
both the whites and blacks to a re-
mebrance of past wrongs and enmi-
ties. They ought to be squelched.-
Tampa Tribune.
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ment of the law by the pardoninS
board would answer all the require
ments of the ituation.-Tdmpa Fri
bune.
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Successful West Florida Fair.

The West Florida Fair at DeF'un-
lax Springs has just closed, after a
remarkably successful run. All those
who visited the fair unite in the
opinion that it is calculated to do the
section in which it was held inestfma-
BILE good. Editor Storrs, of the De-
Funiak Breeze. who is largely respon-
sible for the fair and its success, tells
in his paper of some of the benefits
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PENSACOLA FLORIDA MORNING NOVEMBER L. 1905
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-11-12
Latest News From Tampa.

Latest news : rom dTnpd.
The latest news from Tampa is to
the effect that one of that city's edi-
tors bet his money the reverse to
what he wrote and urged in his in
fiuential journal and won a pile that
would make the Standard Oil mag
mates blush with pleasure. Another
statement about Tampa is that Editor
Stovall, of the Tribune, has just pur-
chased a controlling interest in the
Tampa fair grounds and that the expo
sition the coming February will be
larger. finer and better than ever;
that President Brown has already as
surances that on the opening day no
less than three of the most distin-
2uiShed men of the nation will be
present and address the assembled
crowds, namely: President Roosevelt
President-Elect Taft and the defeated
candidate, William Jennings Bryan.
II will be a memorable event in the
annals OF Tampa-the greatest fai;
opening Florida has ever known and
crowd such as will do honor to the
occasion. Of course, We all will be
there. Here's to Stovall. Brown and
the Florida State Fair.-OcaIa Banner
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Some Things We Should Do.

Improve our school system. and in
crease the number of schools. Edu-
cate the children and those of a larg-
er growth, to a proper realization OF
their duty to themselves and their
country, so that ignorance and Hitter
acy may be stamped put Teach a
proper regard for the laws and curb
the spirit of lawlessness which at
times seems to run riot Hard work
and perseverance can accomplish
much, but enthusiasm in ones work
is an essential that must not be over
looked. Believe in yourself and your
work. and be so imbued with the
spirit of it that you will inspire in
others like degree of interest. So
let us all work together for the at
talnment of nobler ideals, that this
fair southland may come into its
own" and take itseright place in our
glorious nation.-Panama Pilot
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Hasn't Seen Yellow Pine in Years.


Hasn't Seen Yellow Pine in Years.
Every week some one Is talking
through the newspapers about Flor
ida yellow pine" Our editor was
born and reared among yellow pines
and ne thinks that he knows one
when he sees it. yet he has not seen
one in many years. He would go a
long ways just to see genuine Flor
ida yellow pine.-Jasper News.
The Shark Nabhed Him.
One day last week while William
Mccormick was fishing near Ponce
Park, he met with very serious mis-
hap. Mr.. Mccormick had just baited
bis hook and thrown il out and was
stopping over the side of the boat
washing his hands when a monste>
shark grabbed one hand and badly
iacerated it II took the combined
strength of his two companions to
keep the shark from pulling him over
ooard.-Daytona Gazette-News.
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SONG OF FALL.

oh, de raindrops patch, nah honey.
En- de cas- win means en- signs,
En- de wide-eyed cotton-tail bunny
Skips pas when dc sumac dies.
all de wohl seem saddah
When Miss Summeh say Good byel"
But de fall time makes me gladden.
kase ct bring possum en- pumpkin pte
Chicago News
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SOMETHING OVERLOOKED
BY PEACE CONFERENCE,

French newspaper recently published
the following from a Monte Carlo cor
respondent: There Is a slight reduc-
ton IN the number Of suicides for the
current week. or the seven unhappy
ones whom the bandits OF Mont Carlo
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

FRAESTGEb & RICHARDS. Patent law.
American aad foreign patents. trade maTSs
30 .fftfteh and mechanical engineeriap.
liverpool AID London and Globe building.
eurHes I,-a-a and Mechanic SITS. rooms Gol-6G2,
'Iifnua 1tz5-J.
uGAtSfs q CO. Giobe building, 500 Broad a..
rsoga solicitors Of patents and experts In
sfl faatte resting 10 inrenflons. Oldest and
iarges; &C. taa state Established n 1855. Free
advice a. 20 psteHt ability. Telephone 29ff
RUSSELL II. EsEHFTr Tel. 42ss K.
FATEST IA" fEE AND SOLICITOR.
- L---A. 81. CoG MAREET.
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House Furnishings ana Hardware.
A, NELSON, $50 Midland av., Arlington, dealer
In House Furnishings, Hardware, eto.
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Meat Market, Fruit and Vegetables.
THOs. c, HERLIHEY.
Columbia Meat and, yekstabis Market q.
tB Hn st. Phone r. Arlin gton. y. J.
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Tailoring. Cteaa3og and Pressing.
b yIsCrrT. TN ~. Fourth 81. Harrison, n. J..
custom tailor. cleaning. pressing and r~erairins
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NJ. PRINT. :7 Harrison ay.. Harrison. Gas
hitting, timing. stove repairing.
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HAVE your boilers cleaned and rep~ired for the
winter IN a hrst-ciass menner by ANDREW
MURRAY. 7T North Fourth st, Harrison.
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Machinists.

MACHINISTS' tool and die-making: model and
experimental work: sheet metal stamping of
ali kinds: done by expert mechanics. II would
pay YOU to look us up. CROWN
TURING. I7-19-21 Spring st.
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nHR1CH'E YSTER AND CHOP HOUSE
ESTIMATES 1--WE ON STA PARTIES.
y@ NORTH FOURTH ST. HARRISON, \. J
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personal.

ZULU ABEL.ES and family wish TO their rel
atives and friends a new year Of Joy, prosper
ity and health.
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HARRISON
Bakery.

JAS. II. JONES. s07 North Fourth ST.. Harri-
son. N. ]. Baker of scenes. pancakes, oat
cakes. mutton pies. etc, a speciality.
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EAST ORANGE

Gas Lights and monographs.
GO to RAWSON'S for gas lights. chandeliers
and ras piping; gas ranges connected ON short
notice, 2 and 4 North Fifteenth st., East Or
ange; phone 25-L.
R~astaurRnts
KOoPMAN's, "a Main Street,
m. oldest established restaurant in East Or
ange.
watches md Jewelry.
e LITND. matchmaker and jeweler; repair
ing a speciality; cash for gold and silver.
20 Main ST.. East Orange. n. j.
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GREATER
EyARK
Coupons and Trading stamps.

Coupons and TrpdfnR stamps.
TRADING srAMPs-All kinds bought and
sold. loose or books Coupons end lsnels for
cash prices NEW JERSEY COUPON Co.
sS Plane st, near Market
Custom shoornaxing and Repairing.
delivered G. KENNEL. g7sA washington st.
Cutlery Grind;uS.
FIRsT-cfAss CUTLERY GRINDING. n. c
FRfT2BN. % Bank st, upstairs.
Cutlery and BARBER Supplies.
R1GH-GRADE cutlery and pertlmsry: grinding
tesd. Won Den Steinen Bros.. n Springfield av.
Deiicntessen and Grocery.
HENRY HAUG,s,
sSs PLANE STREET,
The new, up-to-dats delioatsssen and grocery
store Call and sac me.
Dining aud Lunch Rooms.
IN M Lgnsh At The rial
After theatre lunch a apsoialty- Large ham
ouet han for parties and weddinsS
MODERN DIN1f;q ROOM. $ Central av..
under new management, L. the place 70 dine
and lunch. Regular dinner pc: lunch 100
Grain ana Hay.
CEh Attn 0ENAO W. CnottpUAA phHL ~ ~.
ark TO bury hay. Hay. straw grain and prod
uce OF nil kinds. a. OLDFIuLD, Proprietor,
$50 Broad st. 1. D. phone Ts B. b. local
phone ESQ.
Hardwood Floors and P~nrquetry.
PARouET F1ooRs; hardwood Scoring DOR
RILL. ESQ Bank st.
Hotels.
COMMERCE. HOTEL. 10 Commerce st. rooms
zoe, csc, $50 per night; for gentlemen only
free baths and lategt improvements.
ROOMS TO lot with hoard; rates reasonable.
Commercial Hotel, G. y. KNEcHF 800 Wash
ington st.
House Cleaning.
Always uss Hoixhauer Fluid E~xterminator
and have a olaan house, Kills all binds Of
hugs and beetles. Does not stain paper or
woodwork. Price aoc, large bottle. boo.
HoLzHAUER's. Broad and Market SITS.
House Furnishings.
GREAT reductions In prices of second hand
furniture; bureaus. 81, 'hedsteads " springs
75c.; rocker. a5o., etc. 2I4 washington ct
directly opposite Blaney's Theatre, We ara
tho largest secondhand dealers In the state
jewelers..
scIIELbDR. tho joweler, now at ESQ Market
st, one block below Broad. nsnr Mulberry st
We DO repairing.
JeweIry bought.
DISCARDED tewelry bought; unredeene5
pledges for sale; tools of all kinds bought ant
sold. J. IIoRLAED. a. Market ct.
Languages,
ENGLISH, German. FRENCH. Italian, Greek
FRANK A. ROTH, 2S Prince St. Newark
Machinists.
| MAcHINIsTs' tool and die-making: model am
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A PRIVATE SUBURBAN SANTTARfBM for
women; al female complaints. skilled physi-
clan and nurses: connnemeuts; adoptions.
Cali or write Tor confidential particulars. NINE,
CHRISTIAN, New York office, 16 West
TM,enIY-thlfd st. Hours 10 to 8. Sundayg / TO 4.
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Grocery. CaNf. AMI EottcKs.
MRS. A. goddess. o5 Chestnut St, Keerny
notions. groceries, candy, cream. cake. bread
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CHRONOLOGY.
LOST N FOUND.

FoUND-Dark brindle bulldog, lap ears, short
legs; owner can have same by paying ex-
pense. A Lent3 av.
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]. SOLOMON. 175 Midland 'av4Gocds sold At
city prices; harness repairing, ia.
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Ecrpesh uerN. aud BlacIxsmfths. D.
T. w. DECKER r sON. 1os johnson av.,
Kearny. n. j.. horseshoera and wagonnakers
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Dry Goods.
NJ. DFINARD. SO Windsor st Arlington, N ).
A full line of dry goods and notions !.
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GREAT reductions In floor coverings; also In
beds and beddings; cash or credit. at JACOB
BROS, 0 T-209 Harrison av.
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InnchHnnm

BRoCKER BROS.
Choice Meats, Frutts and Vegetables.
172 Midland av., Arlington, n. J,-s-e
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' nd;h2' ald Ce,ts' Tailoring, Dye1nR.
s. BATTER, 26S Kcarny av.. Keaxny, ". J.,
custom tailor. cleaning, pressing, repairing.
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THOSE HO
Artistic Hair Dressing.
n EFNEHHNHBa
zimmerman
SALE OF HUMAN
HAIR GOODS.
UIMAEEnMAN

1O1a@ AAA%ai
PCFF6-Naturai curly hair In clusters of
nvs; sold elsewhere si.bo; our price,. rs
COROSET PUFFS--Natnral curly hair In
clusters of nine; sold elsewhere for
A60; our price. .....,,.t $500
SWITCIIES-Naturnl waving hair, n
inches long: sold sswhe for $500.
gTRATGH1r HAIR inches
long, sold elsewhere for 800; our :.
Price ~
sWITCHES-24 inches long. very fine quail
ity; sold elsewhere for $4.0o; our price. s1so
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wavy hair. all
shades: sold elsewhere for go. our
price 10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wayy hair to be
worn oysr your own hair for the sea-
price -. $500
HAIR RoILS-Aii-round sold elsewhere
At Too our 80
PEARL PURE soAP-something new;
the greatest skin soap ever madei
lghtens the skin and hair: makes
dark curls moro l%ustrous; price. 15c and as
ZIM M
GAL BROAD STREET.
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n TO LOAN.

MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE
and others without security; easy payments,
offices In 50 principal cities Save yourself
money In getting my terms first, d. II. Toll
MAN. Room 6i2. 2Ss Washington at. corner
Market.
MONEY 70 loan on bond and mortgage in
sums to suit. SAMUEL ". FER & co,
500 Broad AZ.
Make up your mind now that you will in
crease your salea. Advertise In the STAR
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Electrical Construction

Electrical Construction.
JOHN A. HEDMAN.
Hirh class electrical construction and repairing
73iS South Orange av., South Orange. Tel. nl-R.
hoIsterer.
p FIsCHKIN. 1854 so. Orange. av. Z. O.; ti'
II. Fine cabfhetmaking and upholstering'
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CeM DeaIer.s


NM. r. WILKINSON. Halsted Sc windser sts,e
Arlington. Coal.NfAH L. phone 2ib4-R, HARRISON
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F~IRST-CBAsS delicatessen and groceries.
B. scHATZMAN, $50 Elm st, Arlington.
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C1caner and ~
CLEANING. PRESSING, DTHTNG, RB
MODELLING.
CEARLis soUIE. $50 MAIN ST., ORANGE,
FORMERLY MARKS ARNHEIM. ~. y.
PHONE 1osg-W.
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taz Gents, Furnisher.
ANDREW HUNTER
Hats, Gloves and Gents FtrrnishinEs.
s3 HsYris1n avenue. Harrison. N. J.
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ENGLISH, German. French, italian, Greek
Spanish. Roumanian. Turkish languages
FRANK A. ROTH, 2S Prince St. Newark.
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Ss5.@ R~EwARD-For information that will
lead 10 arrest and conviction OF parties
In BouRVEAu. " North Park 81. East Or
ange, n. J.
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III Z
ARLIMGTON

bakery.
GERGEN's Bakery, 4sf Elm IT., Arlington.
First-class bakery. - s4st
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ORANGE

Bicycles and Motorcycles.
GO to PORTEH's, 10 Park st., Orange. for your
nrst-class motorcycles; also bicycles. Repair
Ing q speciality.
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SOUTH ORANGE

Dressmn lxer.
MRS. E. KREUrZ.
pressmaking. Altering and Eepairing.
.5 W. South Orange avenue. Soutn orange
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Concrete builders.
REARNy C0SCREFg &C.
DAMP PROOF FACE CoNCRFrTE BIoCTs
Rear s5 Harrison avenue. Kearpy, N. J.
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TonsoriaI ParIora.
THE MARBLE, Okin Building. q Flank at. All
modern methods; manieuring done.
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p
CLEANED
CLEAN :
JAMC0vlUS & SON
112-116 Arlington STREET.
Phone 707, Newark.
MAKING OVER n LAYING.
C~hiropodlsts.
r JAMES T. OWE formerly DIR. Weeks,
of New York city,, G23 Bergen ST., surgeons
ohiropodist and mantouring. Face and scalp
treatment q specially. Office hours, 3 O. m. to
8 p. m. Appointments made for treatment at
homes or Offices.
Clothing.
INSTRUMENTATION announcement your
opportunity; highest prices paid ladies', gen
etc. MR.. Il MRS. COHEN'S, AZ North Canal
st telephone 37Ss-W.
clothing Bought.
HIGHEST prices paid for second hand clothing.
Send postal. NJ. FROST. 19 Mulberry st.
Clothes Wringers Repaired.
ARPET sweepers, sewing machines, clocks.
will call. Nywark Repair Co, 149 Mulberry ct.
Cogsats.
coRSETS made to order, stout figures a spe-
oiaity, at the CORSET STORE. i53 South Or
ange av,. opposite Hayes st.
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WEST ORANGE

Taxidermist
CHAS. KLUVER.
Taxidermy In ell its branches.
30 Quimby place. West Orange. ". y.
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p15rsNf.
L HARTUNG, s Kearny ev.. KeaIny. y. j.,
floral designs and cut flowers a speciality.
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J.. EDBI. STEIN. n Johnston av., Kearny, n. j.
Fancy and staple groceries at lowest prices.
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KEHRNY

Clothing bought.
HIGHEST prices paid FOR second hand clothing.
Send postal. NJ. FRIEDMAN, III Bergen aY.
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DISCARDED tewelry bought; unredeenel
pledges for sale, tools Of all kinds bought and
sold. j. HoRLAED. a. Market ct.
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AGENTS WANTED-A few hustlsrH can make
big money selling our improved lots on easy
terms: to those having a GLOWING exceptional
opportunity offered. inquire Room 4. 50 De-
iancey ST., New York. KRTYER LAND co.
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Lunch Hodn...
QUICK LUNCH ROOM. SCA ANDHRgON
1a Midland Gv., Arlington, n. ].
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AGESTs-f75 monthly. combination rolling pin;
nine articles combined; lightning seller; sam
pie free. FORSHEE MFG. CO. Box SIS. Day
ton, O.
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A~GENTS-s75 monthly: combination rolling pin,
nine articles combined; lightning seller; sam
pie free. FORsHEB MFG. CO, Box S7s. Day
ton. o.
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SrAMPs-All kinds bought and
sold, loose or books. Coupons and labels for
cash prices NEW JERSEY COUPON CO,
s2S Plane St, near Market
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CARDS. biIIhaads, etc. inc work quick de-
livery. 75o up. ROSE PRESS. 15s Mulberry
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AGENTS-s36 a week; expenses paid. no expert
ence required; photo pillow tops, 3oc; enlarged
frames. lowest prices; free samples;
catalogue. Dept. 50, RITTER ART STUDIO.
Ghica go, Ill.
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Typewriter Exchange.
ALL makes sold, cash or instruments: rentals
81 per month up; good repairing reasonably
done; supplies for all machines. Newark Type
writer Exchange. 81 Academy st. Phone 1880.
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Signs and Show Cards.
SIGNS and show cards; cheapest and best.
MARKHAM, 1oS Market st.