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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-25
Not Unexpected.

The action OF the men did not come
very Unexpected. Y. Il was believed
in some quarters that the police would
not obey orders. so when il became
known yesterday that twenty-four Of
them had refused duty. it was the
occasion OF surprise TO only those not
familiar with the situation.
Thursday night Mayor Goodman
sent a letter to Marshal Sanders in
structing him to detail an officer for
each Of the cars of the Park and East
Hill lines. The marshal in turn in
structed Captains Daw and Wide To
detail the men, Captain Daw to select
men from the night force. and In
have them board the cars At $40 as
they left the sheds. and remain on
them until o'clock. when the day
force would relieve them.
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Seven Refused.

About 3 O'Clock yesterday morning
Captain Daw instructed some Of the
night force to board the cars as they
came down PalafOX street but nearly
every officer receiving these inStruc-
tons refused to do 50. Seven of the
night force refused 10 do their duty
and obey Instructions. although some
OF the others did As instructed
The men who had diSObeyed orders
were suspended when they reached
the police station at o'clock At the
same time the officers of the day
watch, who refused 10 90 on duty,
were likewise suspended, charges of
diSObeying orders and refusing duty
being filed against Them
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Resolutions by Men.

The following resolutions were
adopted al a meeting Of the suspend
ed police officers yesterday after
noon.
Whereas. There exists in the city
of Pensacola a condition of affairs
that demands the calm and mature
consideration of all lawabiding citl-
zens of our fair city: and.
Whereas. We believe that the laws
Of the state Of F1or+|q and the Ordi-
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BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

tornado
lat
possible
o a he
a
or different
beyond orrenial
high of
reported
The life chiefly in the quarters of where the
uprooted telegraph telephone
Three Score Small Towns Destroyed.
S de
Landing
ously
In was also
wife and daughter of Section Master Moore Fifty the
family
the railroad track, and other property destroyed
Help Sent From Birmingham.
Albertvile, this after
physicians
% is
From
seriously
nearly
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Nearly All Were There.

With few exceptions. every candi-
date who has announced was present
tonight and addressed the gathering.
and letters of regret were read from
those unable to attend The speakers
were limited to five minutes each. and
all endeavOred to make the most of
the time allotted.
c. F. Schad. who came up on the
early train and worked lndustriously
among the voters until noon, was
recalled to Pensacola by an urgent
telegram. and left at 2:40 1t had
been his intention to address the gath
erinS, and his departure was much
regretted.
"Cean Sweep" Brown Groom and
Continued on Page FiVe.)
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GRAND POLITICAL
RALLY AT CENTURY
TWENTY=FOUR POLICEMEN
REFUSED TO OBEY ORDERS
PASSED FOR
OFFICERS QUARTERS AT
AT PENSACOLA NAVY YARD
Special TO The Journal.

o
D.
tor MitOns
1or
active / his
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Continued on Page Three.S
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To reach all of the Deo-
pie, use both the DAILY
and the WEEKLY JOUR-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-17
Miners and Merchants Bank of Alaska
 NOME. ALASKA Capital $10O,OOO

! l. CIIlLBERG. President ]. \ HIMBALL. Vice Prr,ideui N L. COLLIER alauagcr (. C. GGWBEN. Cashier I. ]. COLE Asst Cashier \ N kAfI Assayer.
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THE CrTF FUNDS.

IL may book like a small thing that yearly Lax paid by the property holders ar tHe gi'y of NuHs. but fl amounts l.t The aggregate to several lens of thou- sands which might be turned ta v.rr great advantage 1T turned in tac right direction.
 h t#t arst place the mlH~- af this section require development. and z5o.- oao cnuld accomplish lat of t la a sear
 i' could sHa -a.zIsatt- t could ztakr zo minGs 4r bsuer than au f. could build a stamp nH te tezt the ares Of th" section. and % bring nearer the fims faoH tar reepl. could consider themselves H.a rasition ta judge the r"ai worth ef r.e peninsula
 Nome Las quartz mines. and those quartz mines aiII be some day tH- vcrt fife aud blood of his community. on them will depend ta, very .vistenc af The camp and the success af the many considerable undertakings waica a"w constitute this city
 Therefore. the saauer tho citizens Ind their footing tHc better and t -eems impossible. tt choose any means better calculated t4 give Che people # better idea Of their eauutry.s value than To use the surplus city funds for the purpose.
 Of course. there ar, som, property holders whe would hardly consider themselves Justified in Investing their money in an undertaking which looks perhaps. like q gamble but the great bulk would hardly mind contributing the amount which they were formerly compelled to pay. in advancing the iu- terests Of the district
 IL books like the headline of copy hook 10 say that immediate expenses
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given by \. F. Boyd that he k the owner of the plac- CT mining claim known as The Three Friends Placer Claim" also known as tho Ida May Bench Claim" and also known as "Ne. l4 Bench" lying on the east and west sides of the north end of Steadman avenue and extending to tte soutE bank of Dry creek: that the same was a valid mining claim and lawfully in the possession of my as signors at the date of entry of the Nome townsite and long prior thereto and that the title to no part of said claim has been vested in the trustee of the Nome toWnsite.
 A F.. BOYD
 Nome. Alaska March 9 1908 2
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To W. J. Sloan. his heirs. successors or
 assigns:
 You. and each of you. areshercby mo- tified that have expended during the wears 1906 and l9o7 one hundred dol lars each year in labor and improve ments upon the owl bench claim. sit uated on the left limit of Gold Run creek, opposite Nos. II and l5 above Hayden's discovery. in Port Clarenc Recording District. District of Alas ka. location notice recorded in Vol. Sc
 And you are further notified that if ypu do not within ninety t9O days from the date of final publication here of. cause to be paid to the undersigned your proportionate share of such ex- penditures as cO-owners your interests in said claim will become the property of the undersigned under section 2324 Revised Statutes Of the United States
 MRS. FANNY l.. GRIMM. Tues. co-owner
 Date of first pub. Feb. II. 1908.
 Date of last pub May ,. 1908.
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NOTICE.

Notice .- hereby given by Frank IT. Waskeg and TR"- l. White that they ar" tHe owners and in possession Of t.er certain placer mining claim ka"va as Bench Claim No. I5 below discovery an fhc left limit of Dry errez. in the cape Nomc Mining and Recording District. District of Alaska. tHat the -ama k valid mining claim and "as lawfully in possession Of said Waskev and White at. and long prior te. the date of the entry of the Nome f"0ustf". and title to no part of said mining claim has been vested in the trustee or the Nome townsitc.
 Nome Alaska. March n. 1908
 FRANK IT wASKEY
 THOS. F. WHITE
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Ha-,fs eaHjjdata.'
 .Ier H.r-unal ends
 Tha=e are aaa ef sa. biggest papers
 N#efgf. \e" aaat da sou think | tH. wisdom 1d kuoulcle. that they --r ~ -HIez
 Fhe-r arr plenty af good reasons for z=a coming ef th' Hset tn Pacific Wa z.f~. tat it iz au' a.fth whiir ta stat, sHaw Tg th.ra are no better reasons +saiH-t tha #st. f#5a these qa8te These aH. sa sH-. Hl -a informed hy hiIaTs malice 'Ht che, supply thoir lssu answer San Francisco CaL
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-17
BAD TEMPER AND THE FLEET.

The Eastern brother - uu.a dis sre-~sH and .sH t=Fidsa far rub,f. cation -traaH--- fhe trr-fdeaf proposes . Isas- taa AlWue caazE naked ,a I-s enemies Visions or haubardmru,4 and lza-foas- alarums and excursions trr erlt large u editorial ral#nu- Thar. fhs devil fo pay because fha ar.r soe- a-yt-itiug ou th- Pacific #at-f Thafe + not water sHaHss ir Lake Merritt ta float a hattloshir up = Secretary N-tealGs doorstep. aH8 u rHr.t sound tn. water is <s deep i..at rHe anchor MI never touea hattons aud .Hr 1ret 8iu g. drifting. drifting There tz mo eaal and tbrfe are aa=aryz .dack==
 Terror reisHs m &gW York. Tae Sun g anet with alarm 1T qautes state P,st te# the effect that there i- f5a.= dry dac., =eH JHe Pacific coast large enough admit modern hattlesfip. nor ,s,e tea- if~ sht allaycd when ,. ,.r,.r.., F Maryo, Jr- wrote in explanation.
 "I am not familiar with the dimrn- sIou- at the drydock Dewey al Olanga- po. ir tho Philippines. and da not know whether it caall aeeamodat, ,he largest of our hatucships which i, k a.W proposed tp send ta the Pacific Hm che largest of tbc tae Ireaaee #Hea i use tf HaHt-rs r-Ht fit San Francisco ha- adequate faeilui-= f4r tlat purpose T. has length of --u feet and q depth of g. feet 2 laer.s They arr -av buildHHg at Huutrr~ point dssaars vHcr au hate p r.a at l.c-o l,sr eul t depth of al fe,t 2 ta.aez. a,lts win he tho largest tn r'. world When finished + Hm aeeama- date tea hatar-aife tt aar time. Rut thc one ia u-r Is adequate to tac rr- quiromcnt~ of any of Admiral E. shjr--
 Tho Wora af taa -ama efry has a aoia huudt. of rea-aus. any ans If which i- big enough 10 explain a hg- ger tHlng # aHE of them #et- ffue. Look af this inventory.
 "This Roosevelt speetael.
 san Francisco and Oakland anl wit- ness the great naval parade rr-mi-eI them bv Secretary Metcdf
 The parade will br tho most ro.- sricuoas of my Folieic-
 
 His Pacific coast parsd.-
 And for what To grufy Mr. Roo-rvelr- weakness for noise and show"
 "HuHcuing all our heavy bargsshlps and cruisers 14.O0o miles away to play politics with congress and the country %
 "To make San Francisco a ralida, :. His present plans say yes
 And 10 gain what Delegate To d national conventione Votes asl his
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could h. aaaI,a e5a ##saaaer. r Enc waHs. -Esa ,alI E, Hsra far th. Furpaze at HH#HgIHs #aaHeH tLa Ume 4HrH tHs country f#tuu eauH ee as- sHr"J bu 1T s- nevertheless .ras.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Antonio Mastriscola, As Jefferson
street, shed, frame, 5000.
Henry Hyams. Ait. Prospect avenue
and Heller parkway, four buildings,
50, 900 each, frame, 100000
Henry HyaIns, Mt. Prospect avenue
and Heller parkway. dwelling, frame,
) 1000.
Becker Bros, s21 Thirteenth avenue,
garage, frame, $500.
Frank Willets, 81 Watson avenue,
dwelling. brick, $4,000.
IL. Bergman. PSI Jelliff avenue, al
teration, dwelling, frame. $175.
j. l.. Brown. "a Vanderpool street.
dwelling, frame, So, 1000.
Leo De Napoli. 255-257 Camden street,
alteration, dwelling, frame, 81, 800.
William VeTrien. 31S Hillside avenue.
dwelling, frame. $4,000.
S. A n n. w. Nadal, 149-151 South
Sixth street, dwelling, frame, So, 900.
Baker Printing Company, psi Market
street, alteration, store and office, brick,
1876.
Chris Jaeger. 80 Custer street, dwell
ing, frame, $1,000.
DR.. A.. R.tBranick, 10 Sheffield street,
open shed. frame. $50.
- - poc 'c' ~ III
street, tool and wagon shed. frame, 800.
Allsopp Brothers. Camp and Orchard
streets alterations, factory, brick, 1926.
J. Tremel. 354 Woodside avenue, dwell
iug, frame. $500.
Faber Plastic Roofing Company, 2SS
Belmont avenue. office. frame, 500.
Paul Monaco, corner Adams and
Oliver streets. store and dwelling,
brick, s21. 600.
Victor Realty Company, "a Lafayette
street, alteration, factory. brick. 81. 900.
Zwigard & Schwoerer. 903-905 Hunter
don street, two dwellings. frame, 5000.
NJ. Lang. IS West street. alteration
store and dwelling, frame. 5000.
Frank Markstein. 222 Chadwick ave-
nue., dwelling. frame, 1900.
McGregor x Co, S4S-S56 Broad street.
alteration store. brick, 81 900.
Reliable Improvement Company.
sign, frame. 800.
Charles Frostler. SAP North Fourth
street, alteration, dwelling, frame. $3.50.
Joe Mann. ISL Court street, dwelling,
frame. 5000.
Michael Adubato. 2S7 Eighth avenue,
dwelling. brick, 1900.
Richard +. Malta, 80 Crane street,
store and dwelling, frame, 800.
William l.. Blanchard, 1911 Sher-
man avenue. two buildings, $4,000
each, brick, $4,000.
Antonio Grasso, 81 Mt. Prospect ave-
nue., dwelling, brick, $4,000.
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boam, 491-493 Broadway. one three-story
brick. 1900: Antonio Santillo. a76
Beech street. one three-story brick,
3 1000.
FAIRVIEW.
James. lombard. east side Anderson
avenue 80 feet south of Kemena street,
one two-storv brick. Sc. 900.
NEWARK.
Richard Zimm, 486 Avon avenue, one
three-story frame, $4,000; Antonio
Grasso, 81 Mt. Prospect avenue. one
two-story brick. $4,000: Henry Hueber,
5S1 South Twelfth street. one three
story frame. $4,000: owen Brady. Sic
Central avenue, one three-story frame,
alteration. 5000.
ELIZABETH.
Bernard Sass, $40 Bond street. one
three-story frame. $1,000.
TOWN OF UNION.
Fessier & Co, south side Franklin
street. near New York avenue. one
three-story brick, $10.0 900.
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TENEMENT HOUSE COMMITS
SION REPORT.

Plans approved by the Board of Tene-
ment House Supervision for week end
ing July 81, 1908:
MONTCLAIR.
William b. Dickson, north side Bloom
field avenue. near VALLEY road. one
three-story brick. 5000.
PATTERSON.
Jacob Kessler, 22-24k Arch street, one
three-story frame. alteration. 81, 900;
John Moskowitz. % Temple street, one
khree-story brick. $4,000; William Full
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CONTRACTS FILED.

The following contracts have been
filed in the county clerks office;
East Orange Board of Education.
owners, with j. b. Bergman, CON
tractor. alterations, 1894; East Or
ange High School.
/, f. T. Fearey, owners, with Hope &.
Frisbee, contractors, electric work.
s240; 263 Washington avenue. Same
owner with Il. Berla, contractor, heat
ing work, S514: same premises. Same
owner with j. w. Lanning, contractor,
carpenter. painting II plumbing. So
S64; am premises. Same owner with
William Loclihart. contractor, mason.
$4,000; same premises.
Samuel Iiass, owner. with S. Mills.
contractor, carpenter. $500; Joralemon
street. Belleville. Same owner with
I%ieinhGrdt & Hicks, contractor, $1.015.
same premises. Same owner with c..
Y. Perinc, contractor, mason. plumb
ing. etc. 81 $50; same premises.
Nutley Realty Company, owners.
with f. f. Faith, contractor, plumbing,
gas fitting, timing n heating, $4015;
Nutley Park, Nutley.
l.. E. Kocier, owner. with ID. Mills.
contractor, erect building. $2,150; Pilot
place. West Orange.
b. B. Ransom. owner, with J. w.
Halsey, contractor, to erect garage and
house, S6,sSS, Maplewood.
Board of Education. owners. with =.
Ennis, contractors, erect building.
s277.5 so: Cedar Grove. N. j.
J. F.. James. owner. with owen
Feeney. contractor. mason. 81. 7S4: Har-
rison venue, Montclair.
Joseph Okin. owner. with f. w. q
Engelberger Co. contractors. steam
kpg, S2,21S; Broad street and Belle
Venue.
\Rnock, owner, with James Fl.
aStor, painting, $495; 510-512
We. Same owner with S.
Sactor, steam heating,
.Same owner with
Rctor. electrical
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FARMS O ALE


NEW JERSEY
Before buying farm or development property,
send 10c for copy OF 100 page illustrated book,
Jersey Farms for Health and Profit copy
~righted). Contains important Information, map
of New Jersey, railroad information. ETC.; also
list of 700 farms available for country homes
or clubs. farming. subdivision or investment.
DEPT. 1903. NEW JERSEY LAND I'M IN
VESTMENT COMPANY. Elizabeth, n. J.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
Notice Us hereby given that the partnership
lately subsisting between Oscar c. Keer and
John f. MacLaughlin, of the City of Newark.
the firm name OF Keer & Mclaughlin, was
dissolved on the twenty-seventh day OF June,
A. u. one thousand nine hundred and eight. by
mutual consent. All debts owing to said part
nership are to be received by said Oscar c.
Keer, and all demands ON said partnership are
to be presented to him for payment.
Dated July 81. 1908.
OSCAR C. KEER,
JOHN F. MCLAUGHLIN.
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TAKE NOTICE that I shall sell at public auc-
ton on Friday. August seventh. nineteen
hundred and eight. at 2 n. m. at the ware
house Of Perry, Bates & Berbrools, Parshurst
street and Railroad avenue. Newark. New Jer-
sew. one carload of lumber from Wllkinsburg.
Pa. November ~, 1907. originally consigned to
Ruskauf Lumber Co. reconsigned TO The
Forest Lumber COMPANY, OF Pittsburg, and
finally consigned 10 II. p. Clark OF the Halo
way a. Lumber Co. and ordered delivered 10
Russell Robinson Company. consignor Tug
River Lumber Com pany.
One carload of lumber from Newbury. Pa +.
coneignor unknown, September, 1907, 90 c. L.
Meckley. consignee. West Newark. n. J.
Four carloads OF brick shipped from Temple
ton. Pa, November, 1907. cons,gnor Harbisou-
Walker Refractories Co. consigned to Max
Ginsburg at West Newark. New Jersey. con-
signee.
The owners or consignees have neglected and
refused to receive or paw costs and EXPENSES
Of transportation, etc. Tbs same having re-
manned In the possession OF said Pennsylvania
Railroad for six months.
w. W. REID. Auctioneer.
S Academy street, =
Newark. New Jersey.
Dated IuIv %. 1903.
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"He says he never prayed in all his
life"
what a monotonous existence! APP
parently he has never been In a tight
place."-Catholic Standard and Times.
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SOUTH ORANGE
Electrical CONSTRUCTION

JOHN A. HEDMAN,
High class electrical construction and repair
ing. 1915 South Orange av.. South Oran ge.
Tel. 111-R.
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REAL
TRANSFERS.
NEWARK.


vld Froehlich, n Market st,
SO IT e fr Plane st. 50x194......
Herman c. Schneider to Pauline
NJ. Heath, II W cor Central av
and S. 18th st, 50x100. ...........
Pauline NJ. Heath to Herman c.
Schneider. same property.
BERTHA S. Schneider and nus to
Pauline NJ. Heath. n w cor
Contra av and S 18th st, 50X100
Pauline NJ. Heath to Bertha S.
Schneider, same property ....
John A. Rutherford (trustee) ct
al to Philip n. Jackson (exr),
II y Ferry st, s e cor George
McDonald's lot, II CHI SO lks X
3 CHI 5S ks: and other tracts. 9,3
Pauline Hoeler and hus to John
II. Daniels. e $ Lincoln av. 1S3
IT $ FIR Elwood aV, 50x144.......
Thomas Fischer to Mayor and
Common Council of Newark,
e 8 Demarest st, s s lot No. 4,
2OX91 4
Rebecca A. Blake to Albert NJ.
Rettenmaier, W S Hanover pl.
25 It W fr Parkhurst st. 25x100.
Adrian Riker to Cougar Con-
struction Co, $ S Ferry st, e 9
Madison st, 5bX1SS .............
Benjamin Larkey to Rebecca Sill
verman ct al, W s Prince st.
107 IT s fir Spruce st. 25x10O....
Arthur II. ASSET to Edward
Beers. n $ Nichols st, $50 TT g
fir Pacific st, 30X9o. ...........
Christoph Eitel to Jacob Miller,
w s Magnolia st, cor Id Frank
H3ule. 25Xl00
Benjamin f. Tracy to Harvey F..
Dunphey, $ 9 18th aV, "a TT e fr
S. 18th st. 30X50. .............
Carrie G.. Peck and hus to Cath
crime Christensen. w s St. Paul
av. 40 # $ fr South Orange
av, 30x100
John Honiss ct al to Edmund
Hendricks. w s Summer av.
$ W cor Sylvan av. 5x149. ......
TOWNSHIPS.
Philip J. Bowers ct al to Gaetano
Mari, Montclair. e s Wheeler st,
21S IT $ fr Woodland av. 25X119. {
John NJ. Voorhees, to Frank l..
Van Norden. E. Orange. e s s.
18th st, 273 IT = fir 9th av, 25x
100
Fredk. r. Hasselman TO Justitia
NJ. Hague, Glen Ridge. w .
High st. 1873 IT s fr Wildwood
ter, 50xl24
Laura G. Burger and hus to Chas.
Fischer, e. Orange. g $ Whittle-
sey ay. S 3 Central aV. T0X115...
Henry j. Ruesch to Emma X.
Kreitler. E.. Orange, W $ Steu-
ben st, 500 IT S fr Sussex av. BOX
lou
John w. Stewart TO VIM. J. Eber-
hardt, Glen Ridge. n $ Baldwin
st, 224 # e fr Sherman av. 40x
lou ............. =
Mary II. Stickler (gdn) to John
Drury. Orange. $ s Central av,
] 100 # G fir Ogden st, 50X2O0..... A.
/ Geo. C. Gochnauer to Elizabeth
Nottingham, Millburn. middle
I'd FIR Millville to Newark, n e
cor Id |. d. Condit, 10 CHI 81 TX
81 oh 50 T. and other tracts.....
Barney Estate Co. to Albert c.
Rutan. jr., Nutley, w S Brook
way st, Go # n fir Erie pl, 6Ox143
VIM. S. Jacobus to Fredk. A.
Burt. Caldwell, W s Hanford pl,
410 It S fir Whitfield st, 50x156..
Philip II. Mueller to Michael L.
Herman. S. Orange, W cor
Ridgewood I'd and LenoX av,
luUNSUU
Jas. +. Crumbie ct al (eXrs) to
VIM. d. Crumbie ct al, L. Or
ange. e S Washington st, Fl IT
n fr n. Park st, 75x177..........
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Watches and Jeyvelry.
e.. A.. LuNn.


Matchmaker and Jeweler.
Diamonds and watches. Clocks and watches
repaired and warranted. 20 Main ST.. East Or
ange. N. J.
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THE


GO to POHT1R'S. 1e Park ST., Orange. for you,
frst-class motorcycles; also bicycles. Repair
ing a speciality.
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GEORGB RANDALL, violin instruction; select
band and orchestra music furnished for all oc-
casions 81 William ST., Orange. N. J. TsIe-
phone 1523-W, Orange.
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III. l.. DE NOURIE

Plumbing, Heating.
~ Main street, East Orange.
No connection with any firm Of the sam.
name.
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JOHN G. MIMIC, graduate of London College
OF Music. Plano instruction; terms reason
able: best music furnished all occasions. 10
William st.. Orange. N. J.
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Try KOOPMAN's, "a Main street. .
tho Oldest established restaurant In East Or
ange.
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REAL A FOR SALE.
U OF TOWN.


PORTABLE HOUSES, 13 feet square, 12x26 snt
12x16. RAMSHAw. 69 w. 18th ST., N. Y.
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Office Partitions.
OFFICE

Made by the mile-Sold by the foot"
Oak. S. 80, 81. $3.50 or So per running foot, Z
feet high according TO finish.
Plans, made. Estimates given.
MOUNT & ROBERTSON.
% HEAVIER ST Telephone 1857 Broad.
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WE CAN SUPPLY YOU AS
GOOD AS NEWARK CAN
HARRISON
bloomfield
Scrap Iron Dealers.

ALL kinds Of scrap iron. brass. copper. zine.
old machinery and parts of same; paper,
rubber, bottles and all kinds of waste ma
terials bought. Send postal or call.
W A. RUB
20 Osborne street. Bloomfield
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Atlantic Highlands.

o SALE-Houses, 50, 900 to 81, 900; new ones
So. 300: every Improvement; send for circular
AMANN. 1S Midland av.. Arlington. n. j.
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ATLANTIC
OCEAN VIEW.
Lots 500 up; free excursion Sundays via
Sandy Hook boat. For ticket apply SHOAI
HARBOR INDUSTRIES. 142 Market st. Open
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday evenings
till 8:3A
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I.oftn.

LOFTS WITT POWER AND STEAM HEAT.
40 LAWRENCE ST. WASHINGTON
ILSON
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TO LET-FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
STORE. with 6 rooms to let, 1874 New York av.,
city.
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West Orange.

VISIT beautiful Washington Park building lots
easy terms; take West Orange trolley to
property. RANDALL PSI Main st, Orange.