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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-21
ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

The installation of the Rev. Frazer
Metzger as pastor of Bethany Church
took place Friday. In the afternoon at
$3.50 there was a meeting Of the council
with the examining board formed OF the
pastor and lay delegate from the Con-
gregational Churches OF Williamstown,
Mortified. Braintree. Brookfeld Ran
dolph Center and the Christian Church
of Woodstock, The council elected the
Rev, NJ II. Buckham. president of the
University of Vermont, as moderator ana
the Rev. J. r. Sargent of NorthfieM as
scribe. At 7.30 the installation nronar WAS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-21
FORESTDALE.

Mrs. Mary King, who has been several
months with her daughter. Mrs. q. II.
Bump. returned to Chatham. \. Y,
TuesdaN.-Mr. and Mrs. William Sessions
of Bristol are passing two weeks with
relatives in this place. Elmer Raymond
of Rutland has moved into one of Horn.
Crockett x Co.'S houses, The Woman $
Auxiliary met Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. +, r. partition. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. j. f.. Nicklaw.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-21
ELMORE.

Mrs. Keller is very i'll with liver
trouble. Florence Eldred visited Miss
May Peck in Morristown Saturday.
Roy Robinson caught trout Saturday
that was 10 inches long and Harry Hut
chns caught one measuring 19-Miss
Minnie Ward of Morrisville visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Bert Ward, over
Sunday.-The Gilmore stage will run
twice a day until November !.
diers graves will be decorated Re-
turning, the village cemetery will be
visited and tho soldiers graves there
decorated. At noo1 the members OF the
Relief Corps will serve dinner to the
old soldiers free and invite public pat
ronage. At 80 o'clock, Stowe Mill
tary band school children, citizens,
members of Post and Relief Corps will
form at the Memorial building and
march to River Bank cemetery where
the ritual memorial service will be
carried out At ESQ o'clock the fol-
lowing program will be carried out In
the Memorial building auditorium:
Music by the band; prayer. the Rev.
II. A G. Able; singing, Star Spangled
Banner" by the audience accompan-
led by the band; reading OF Lincoln's
Gettysburg address, by Adjutant
Franklin Davis: voal selection by
chorus in charge of c. A. Burnham:
address by the orato of tho day, ex-
Gov. Charles ]. Bell; singing, "Ameri
ca" by audience; benediction. the Rev.
| j. @. Angell Tho townspeople are
| urged to join in suitable observance
OF the Daylight or ten of the high
school boys are training for the track
| meet in BurlinEton.-Mrs T.. Mason
Adams visited at Morristown Four
| Corners Tuesday.-Mrs. Eunice Pottle
| is occupying the uppc- tenement of her
house on Sunset and Maple streets
| DR.. H. w. Barrows was in Burlington
Wednesday when Mrs. Mary Muzzey
| underwent an operation at the Mary
Fletcher hospital for the removal of
| n cancer. The operation was success
full, hut the patient Is in a serious con-
dition.--F h. Smith is i'll with the
| grip and a severe cough.-Recent bird
| arrivals are the veery and bobolink
A scarcity of robins Is noted. very few
of them having been seen in some
parts of the town.-Mansfeld Noun
| tain Grange will meet Saturday, May
23 in stead OF May 30.-A list OF bios
soming plants and trees seen this sea-
son include hepatica. spring beauty.
blood root, Dutchman's brooches. SPUR
rel corn. gill-go- over-the ground. wild
oats. perfoliate bellwort, buckbean,
sweet white and Canada violets, round
leaved and downy yellow violets. Sell
kinks and hooded blue violets. dog
violet, shad bush. wild plum, red and
sugar naples. haze'nut. white elm.
plantain-leaved everlasting, arex per-
unculata, spotted alder. wild ginger,
tooht wort, wood anemone Union Me-
mortal service will be held at the
Methodist Church Sunday morning:
Sunday school meets in Unity Church
vcstry at IL m; Y. II, fraternity meet
ling at TAO q. m. Rev. u. NJ III. Abbott
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-21
H. w. ALLEN O. CO.
LOWELL.

placc.-Mrs. Ida Drown is caring for a
sick lady in Woodsville.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-21

and c. A. Abbott will attend the May
meetings in Boston. leaving Stowe Sat
urday to be absent one week.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-09-19

the highest services In mans power.
We write as though he we're already
elected for we are sure he will be. II
Cache had been called upon to direct
the convention all alone the county
could not have fonnd candidate
more after its own heart. The county
jealousy guards one Of the states
most iourishing institutions and, as
the state is at present organized, on
the will Of the governor depends much
OF the we'll being and integrity Of the
Agricultural College. The county
has had some sorry memories Of past
gubernatorial promises but 1t knows
just where Candidate Spry stands on
the so called college question. 1t
knows that he has been the defender
and preserver Of the college, that he
Is firm friend OF the present admins.
tratiop, and that he will do nothing
to check the growth OF an institution
so dear to the hearts OF the great
masses of people, for the Agricultural
college is the peoples college much
more than the University. Not only
in Cache is Candidate Spry esteemed
for past services and his many excel.
lent qualities. He has also the gift
OF making friends everywhere, even
In the camp OF the enemy. Four
years ago when he was state chair.
man he was heard to remarI: that for
every republican the American party
gained ne could win two democrats.
And it was no idle boast. Even
though political conditions are much
changed since then, he is today per
fectly capable Of making good his
word. His keen intellect, his attrac-
tive personality, sound judgement his
powers as an executive and organizer
will bring many men to him. from
outside his party before next Novem.
Der. All admit that ne would repre-.
sent the state we'll and all know that
he has the Rooseveltian qualities to
govern and develop 1t wisely and well.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-09-19


izer, totally without business exper-
fence, that his plans for the economic
salvation OF the American pcoI lie will
not work out and that ne IL merely a
brilliant talker without logic or rea-
son, to say this is getting 10 be father
trite even In circles outside the re.
publican party. One is however
obliged to say II again when he snaly zes
Bryan's indianapolis speech on the
democratic scheme for regulation Of
trusts. As the Nation tersely puts
1t his elaborate arguments are plainly
unavoidable EIe offers as q remedy
against the trust evil q Federal lice nse
which would prevent a corporal ion
firm controlling" more than SO per cent
OF the total amount Of any product
consumed in the United States" He
disregards the fact that monopoies
are Objectionable only as far as they
restrict trade and salaries and
hammers away at all monopolies
without distinction Many a bust.
ness firm in this country Is the
only one of its kind 1t does not OBJ.
ject to others entering the same bust.
ness but, until they do, II Is ready to
supply the demand. Shall 1t be forced
to sell only on. half of its output and
thereby compel half of its customers
to do without or wait for another
firm to learn the business? This
seems very much like protection and
encouragement of infant industries;
both Of which have always made our
democratic friends shudder. Suppos.
Ing tile one firm produces its output
so cheaply that no competitor cares to
appear. Must half Of US be kept from
buying or must the ti.m double its
output? Another question he failed
to settle Is what Is meant by product.
Are all wollen goods 10 be taken to.
gether as one Product or will the law
apply to each wollen object separately
from mitteps to blankets? Will the
shoe product be masscd together and
include slippers, shoes and boots OF
various prices or will manufacturer
who produces all these be obliged to
have various standards according tc
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-09-19

the total consumption Of these various
objects? 1t will be well nigh impossi.
BILE to estimate .he total consumption
OF any object without an army OF
officials and II Is well known that the
democrats want to cut down rather
than Increase expenses Great has
been their indignation against what
they call republican extravaganza.
When Mr.. Bryan 10 willing to talk
about the ronopolies that restrict
trade We will prick up our ears and
listen to him. He may be an enter
tanning enough talker to hold the at
tention Of the crowd, but It does not
take much penetration to ind the
shallow arguments back Of the glitter.
ing phrase and the catchy word.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-09-19

A salve good for anything
where salve can be used-that's
DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Ha-
eel Salve. II cleanses thoroughly,
keeps the pores open and heals
quikcly. 1t is good for anything
where a salve is needed. 1t cools
and soothes and is especially
good for piles. We sell and re-
commend it. Sold by Coop
Drug Co.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-09-19
National Republican TICKET
For President
WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT.
For Vice President
JAMES scnoolcRAFT SHERMAN.
CACHE FOR sPRY.

Spry by reclamation. Every staunch
republican expected the good news
and for once things did not 90 by
contraries. Since Tuesday night his
name has been on all lips and men OF
all political creeds unite In praising
the excellent choice. Mr.. Spry has
already served the state we'll and now
comes the opportunity to render it
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-09-19

Wednesday evening fine boy was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Smart.
A baby Of Walter Everton fell and
broke its left arm on Wednesday.
Mrs. Isaac Green was recently Oper.
ated on for appendicitis. Altho the
case was a critical one Mrs. Green Is
improving nicely.
For a mild, easy action Of the bowels,
single dose Of Doan's Regulets Is
enough. Treatment cures habitual
constipation. Is cents a box. Ask
your druggist for them.
Lost-Small roam mare weight about
$50 pounds, branded HIM on left
shoulder and A on right hip. Finder
will be rewarded BY P. o. Hansen.
Bell phone l73b.
The county commissioners have
been doing some remodeling 10 the
county treasurers Office recently. OF.
flee conveniences have been placed in
the room and some painting has been
done.
A. S. Phippen and family have re
moved from Idaho near HALEY. They
may settle somewhere in Utah. Mrs
Phippens Is daughter OF Geo. W
Lufkin with whom they are stayint
for a short time.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-09-19

A001t1Ona Locals
Israel Stewart left for Chicago yes.
terda, to continue his course Of study.
One lot Of School Caps. Is cents,
at Eliason's.
Thomas X. Obray of Paradise will
load twelve cars with lambs today for
the eastern market.
Free" banjo and guitar with a
course OF fifty lessons See Wilson
Music company's ad. on page Of this
issue.
The democratic primaries were held
Thursday evening and delegates elect.
ed to the county convention to be
held today.
DR. Frank Reynolds, eye, ear, nose
and throat. Special attention given
to the proper fitting Of glasses. Office
Howell.Cardon building. Bell phone
800.
For wall paper, painting and paper
hanging see Morgan & Bench. All
work guaranteed. 20 West Center
street.
Mrs. Lorenzo Hansen enterta ined a
her home on Wednesday last in honor
Of the seventy.eighth birthday Of her
mother, Mrs. Mary A. Milton. A de-
lici0us luncheon was served after
which the evening was spent in music,
singing and social chatting. Many oil
her Logan friends were present and q
most enjoyable time was spent.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-09-19

Wanted-A good delivery horse
about LOO pounds. Apply to S. Hail.
stone.
A girl arrived at the home OF T. II.
Smith Jr. Wednesday morning.
Thomas Smart returned from the
east last Monday night where he has
been on business for month.
Student Life, which this year appears
weekly, came out Friday morning.
1t Is newsy sheet and contains much
athletic news and information about
the new members Of the faculty.
Honorable Samuel Newhouse and
Judge W. Fl. King, will be the guests
Of John A. Hendrickson during the
Democratic state convention In this
city.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-09-19
LOOK

All contestants coming within so OF
the correct number will receive gold
credit bonds, good for 5000 as part
payment on any new piano In our
store, All contestants coming within
90 to 100 OF the correct number will
receive Gold Credit Bonds, good for
VIC w as part payment on any new pi.
ano IN our store. In case OF q tie. an
equal division OF the prize tied on, be-
tween those tying. Anyone residing
10 the United States may enter.
NO one engaged In the music bus,.
ness nor any one employed by this firm
VIII oe allowed to enter the contest.
ai answers must be written plainly
and The coupon filled out, giving name
and address, a so whether YOU have an
organ, square or upright piano, giving
name.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-09-19

THE CONDITIONS under which
this contest will be held are as fol-
lows IL Is easv. Just count the dots,
Each contestant has an eqnal oppor
tunity. The person having the cor.
rect answer receives lst prize II no
one has the correct number, the one
coming nearest will receive the lst
prize. The next nearest will receive
the End prize. The next nearest will
receive 3rd prize.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-09-19
UNWORKABLE THEORIES.

To say that Bryan is a mere theor.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-09-19
Now Get
Bt,sy

The contest closes Septembe 26 at
6p m. Each answer will be numbered
as soon as received and will be EXAM
ined by the judges September 20
THEJUDGES ARE: Mr.. VIM, c.
wright, OF Wright & Sons Dry Goods
nonse; Mr.. VIM. Allison, Supt. Board
OF EDUCATION; Mr.. II. L. Hoag, Cashier
otah National Bank OF Ogden.
Inc correct number OF dots has bsep
paced IN q sealed envelope and depos.
ite1 al Inc Utah National Bank OF
ORGeh. IL vii be opened by the judg-
es september 20, at $3.50 y. m.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-09-19
$4,000
IN PRIZES


Sons Piano, valued at $500.
End Prize-One Beautiful High
Topped organ, valued at 1925.
3rd Prize-$25.O 90 In Gold and a $500
Gold Bond Certificate. Good to apply
as part payment on any new Piano or
Player Plano iu our stock, and other
prizes amounting In value to o., 275 90,
In order OF merit, making grand to-
tai Of 100000.
OUR REASONS For DISTRIBUTING
THESE VALUABLE PRIZES ARE AS
Follows:
First-We want Steger 4 Sons Pr
amos and Glen Bros. Plano Co. of o.
den TO become household words In
every musical family OF Ogden and the
west.
SecOnd-We want everyone who in
tends to purchase q piano or organ, to
call at our store, 254S Washington Ave.
and examine our matchless stock OF
high grade instruments.
Third-We want to convince every
intending purchaser and visitor that
we have the largest stock OF instru-
ments, that we have the most reliable
house TO deal with, and that we grant
the most liberal terms OF payment.
We can say beyond successful con-
tradiction that we do the largest piano
business In Ogden. The prices on the
family lines OF pianos we handle are
we'll established and are marked In
figures.
Our elegant stock is composed OF
such wOrld.famed makes as the cele.
DRAFTED Steger Il Sons, The Old Relia.
BILE Reed Il Sons, The wonderful Sing
er Piano and many Others, all pianos
that make satisfied customers.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-01
CONTRACTS FILED.

D. j.. Crowley, owner with r. Fl,
Williams, contractor. erecting building,
S475; city.
Joseph Davis. owner, with Mills &
Brown, contractors. plumbing, SITE;
East Orange Same owner with James
Shauger, contractor, mason, $S,752;
same premises.
G.. Gillian. owner, with J, S. Freder-
ticks g. Son. contractor. carpenter,
mason, painting. 1915; same premises.
n. Gruber, owner, with j. Watzman.
contractor. alterations, 1926; 10O
Chapel street.
Charles A. Morell, owner, with P.
Grager &. Co, contractor, erecting
building. SO, e00. 446-44S Fourth venue,
East Orange.
George L. Schneider. owner, with
William ]. Crookes, contractor, mason,
81. 500; East Orange.
]. r. Taylor. owner, with F. Fass,
contractor, plumbing and gas fitting,
$3.50; Montclair.
G. Yumker. owner, with Siebenson
Brothers, contractors, carpenter, 81, 200:
80 Runyon street. Same owner with
Fred Wolf. contractor, mason. 1886,
same premises Same owner with Fred
Schwartz, contractor. printing, $685.;
same premises.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-01
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
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TO MAKE ALL EDITIONS. ADVERTISE
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SPECIAL COMBINATION Raj IN BOTH
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ANSWERS TIC ADVERTISEMENTS WILL
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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-01
AN AUTOMOBILE SLEIGH.

An automobile sleigh, which is ex-
pected to make a speed of thirty-fve
miles an hour under favorable condi-
in the Popular Mechanics. The vehicle
is built almost entirely of light metal,
and for power has a "a horsepower gas
engine of the usual type. The propell-
ing medium consists of a four-bladed
aerial screw made of aluminium, the
blades being tipped with steel bands,
and an Archimedes screw which helps
out on hill-climbing.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-01
REAL
TRANSFERS.
NEWARK.


Alfred I'll. Maryott to Mabel A.
Maryott, S s Emmett st, n e s
land formerly of Samuel H.
Cougar, 36x100; and 5 other
tracts
Robert Kuebler to M. Ida Dean,
e S Ridge st, 1877 # n fr Grafton
av, 45X100
Samuel Goldberg to Edward
Schoen, e S N. 5th st, 125 IT S fr
9th av, 25x100
Edward Schoen to James Efross
iet al, e $ N. 5th st, 125 TT S fr
9Th av, 25x100 ...............
Gustave. Emil Gerhardt to Teo-
fila Cetes, e s Belmont av, ia
# s fr Waverly pl. 25xS5 ........
Henry f. E.. Kritzmacher to
Amos H. Van Horn, w S Broad
st, iii it STR William st, 53xS0..
Sharff Construction and Realty
Co. to Morris Diamond ct al,
w s Broad st, 81 # n FIR Emmett
st, 46x100
Sharff Construction and Realty
Co. to Morris Levy, w s n. 18th
otS y IL . - MIN CIV NAN
Sharff Construction and Realty
Co. to Morris Levy, w S N. 18th
st, 403 # S fr Park av. 33x100..
{ Sarah j. wilkins and hus to
Thomas j. Wilkins, S S SPRING
field av, % # e fir Bruen av,
S6X100
-aRobert Kuebler to Edgar B..
Slockett, w S S. 18th st, 100 TT
Y S fr Central av, 25x100 .......
faiJoseph II. Wightman to N. J,
Land and Construction Co., 606
TT s W fr Grafton av, 50X100.....
a Winslow Schoonmaker to William
a w. Soaring. w $ orator st, 254
II # n fr Grafton Nv. 50x150......
wJchn FL. Dunn & Sons to WILL
a, fam Matcha, W S S. 18th st, 279
al 1T n fir 18th av, 27x61...........
sstNeequahic Park Land and I'm
a provement. Co. to Edward J.. Nc
,sf Cue, II s Scheerer av, 725 it W
st fir Bergen st, 25x100. .............
sSt,,harles Ems to Margareta Fried
rich, e s S. 18th st, 280 fit s fr
Springfield av. 20xS0; and I'd
tract
Berthold Scherzinger to Joseph
Lunzer, cor w S Chadwick st
and S s land Caleb H. Earl, 25x99
Fanny Hollander and hus to Wolf
Geffner, s w cor 18th av and
S. 18th st. S2x75.
George Schenck to Sara S. Gordon
ct al, W s Broad street, S7S TT
s fr 4th av, 25xS1.........,.....
Robert. A. Sherlock to Sara S.
Gordon ct al. W S Broad street,
37S it s FIR 4th av. 25xS1..........
d. TOWNSHIPS.
Alfred H.. Maryott to Hattie L.
Maryott, Belleville, w s Main st.
6 g s land William H. Brant,
33x131; and 3 other tracts.......
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-01

Margaret Wheaton and hus to
Lottie Smith Harrison. Orange,
S S William st. n cor land Rob
ert Baxter, S0x13S. .....,...... 200
Harriet r. Goodwin ct al to Bryan
w. Tichenor, I%rvington, lot
81 and lot II, Brookside Farm. 1
Emma l.. Denison to Edward w.
Ryan, Belleville, w S Stephens
st, 400 # s fir Terry st. 50x125... 5000
Robert NJ. Boyd. jr, to John H.
Hodgkiss, Montclair, II w cor
Grenada pl and Willowdale av,
5lXl05 L
Town of Montclair to Emma Baf-
ter, Montclair. centre line Will
lowdale av, S6s IT fr $ S Lincoln
st, 79x2so 1913
Annie M. Mathern and hus to
Julia NJ. Mentally. w. Orange.
W S High st, $50 # n e fir Ridge
av, 50x100 Observation-Disclosures.
Frank j. Allen to Mabel Klock
Bradley. Glen Ridge, n s Clark
st, so7 # W fir Hillside Nv. 55x21O 1900
Lawrence F. Brown to Emily NJ.
Finch, E. Orange, e S S. Clinton
st, 735 # s fir Central av, 25x150. 1
Newark and Essex Land and I'm
pIONCilltllL w.. w 4Ntll0 w dhC~
field, s. Orange, as Franklin
av, 100 TT e fr Tuscan st, 50x100. 1
Lena Strauch and hus to James
e. Churchman. Orange, e s
lakewood av, 100 # s eff land
formerly of George Basel, dec,
46x1OO $500
Giacomo Siccardi ct al to Ferdi-
nand Schneider (trus)s Irving
- I~4- On IN ~
tract l
Emma F. Helsten and hus to John
A. Daley, E. Orange, S Q $
Glenwood. av. 80 IT w FIR Fern
wood road, 3Ox15o. ............. i
Frederick w. Barnaclo to Frank
E. Price, E. Orange, S S Gar
field pl 81 TT n w fr Haw-
thorne pl, 35x100. ............... /
Ashbel G. Brown to Herman Abb
benseth, S. Orange, S e S Sum
NIT av, 900 it $ W fr Vassar
pl, zoXloU J.
Herman Abbenseth to Florence
M. Williamson, S. Orange. S e S
Summit av, $50 IT s W fr Vas
sar pl, 75x150. 1
Harold n. Elphick TO Carl Mau,
Verona, middle of Sunset ay, 1
rod n FIR house Henry e. Asmus,
81 l x 9 CHI II l; and I'd tract. 1
Henry E.. Wrensch. jr., to Han
nah Z. Harris, Montclair, $
Midland av. n e S land former
ly of Katharine NJ. Harrison,
65xl44 l
Jennie Edgar and hus to Morris
Cohen, ct al. Montclair, e s
Greenwood av, Ais TT n fir Glen
ridge nv 95v17A I
Henry Fl. Savage ct al (trustees)
to Alice D. Gray, S. Orange,
lot So, property on Tillou road
of Wood, Harmon & co.,. 1900
Abraham Rubin to John r. Karl
son, Caldwell. cor s S land Eliz-
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-01
JUST so.

Second thoughts" remarked the
moralizer, are always best"
That's right" rejoined the democrat
izer. by the time you think them the
chap who might ave mopped up the
sidewalk with you is several blocks
away,7-Chicago News.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-01
DWELLING HOUSES FOR SALE.

ROSEyILLE N EAST ORANG
SPECIALS.
Nine-room house. one block from Roseville
Station: lot h0x100: IS, coo.
Eight-rooin house; improvements; PSI North
9Th st. a bargain; 81. 300.
New 6-family apartment; rents 1890; price
81, 500; finest in Newark.
81, o00-Separate entrance. two-family house.
steam heaters; lot 30xl00: near station.
ST, 30O-Two-family house, Is rooms; improve
ments.
Sc. 5co-New three-famiiy house; improve
me 1ts.
81. 500-Ten-room house: library on first floor.
50. I50-Eight-room house; improvements; at
Watsessing.
New houses in Fast Orange at sacrifice prices.
See our offerings before purchasing. Con
veylnces for applicants to see properties and
well-informed clerks to give particulars.
TOTTEN & ZURICH,
4 North Ninth St. opposite Roseville Station,
Newark, n. j.
FOR 4th St, near Orange St, Q