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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-01-30
APPRAISeMeNT NOTICE
County of Nevada,

county OF Nevada,
State of Arkansas.
We, w. c. Jones, j. l.. Moore
James Worthington, three citizens
Nevada county. and householders ID
in. having thereto been appointed
F. M. Smyth, a Justice of the Peac
said county, having this day view
certain mare mule shown to US by /
Fleming as an estray. Said nun
one light bay mare mule, weight
10 years old, right hind leg enlsl
near the hoof. This mule is 10 u
high, and we do value the said mu|
be worth the sum of S65. 90.
w. C. JONES,
j. l.. MOORE.
JAMES WoRTHlNGI1
Apprall
Subscribed and sworn to befor
tbs 18th day of January, 1908.
F. NJ. SMYTH,
Justice of the peace Missouri
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NOTICE
Farmer.

To the Stock holders of the Farmer 5
Union Warehouse Company;
You are requested TO meet, on Satur-
day, February LIST. 1908, at y clock.
a. m, at the Court House, IN Prescott.
There is some important business 10 be
attended to and we insist that altkqho
are interested be present az said meet
ing. W. 7. JoNES' Fresi
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A man who is continually,
grumbling about the town and
the way it is conducted is mighty
apt to need Strengthening a little
himself.
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I WARhiaG

All accounts isa - nat are
rot settled by sat:aa.g 10. 1908,
VII eespat IN tt1eshanas. of : the
collecting agency, ". A. Nc.
MILAN.
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Youths Clothing Reduced Is per from regular prices

Hamilton Browns $500 Shoes reduced
Hamilton Browns 400 Shoes reduced
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2 papers Pins .................................5c
S1.OO Ladies Waists reduced to .. 75c
LIS Ladies Waists reduced to- S1.0O
LIS Ladies Waists reduced to-. LIS
200 Ladies' Waists reduced to-. 1.25
$50 Ladies Waists reduced to-. LIS
Ladies S. Jackets reduced to ......... 800
Ladies $3.50 Jackets reduced to -. 2.25
Ladies $3.50 Fur reduced to. .............75c
Ladies 81 Skirts reduced to-. 49,. So. 80
Ladies $500 Skirts reduced to-. -. 800
Ladies S30 Skirts reduced to-. Fps
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-11

Mining in the Klondike is strenpor.
work. and after putting in a srmwas
there the miner has fully earned a win
ter's rest" says David Burr. an en.ino".
In the Minneapolis Journal. "It,s : ~
hour day without any stop for sundana
holidays Or anything else, aud II Won oas
stand the pace out you go. On tbe droa"ne
It Is a little easier, for. while the dresses
are Kept going all the time, the mo-, 80,
oniy eight hours, three shifts heinz Molk
on each credge. The pay is good = used
men are mighty glad when The as tne
vnet Nearly all the mining In 10 III. y
oike Is done by big corporations no.
piah IS TO buy out all the minine haels
on on a stream n which they want 10 0, onol
ave. a mining claim is 500 feet s4a opef-
slream ana LOCO feet on each SID ! me
Ssnsre Inc OF the stream. Irirst the
qrsege out the bays and river-bcds tney
56nene ieneIh OF their holdings. which sne
pc Ten or twelve miles and even Tnevn may
Mmtaea tnis work Is lone thev rpssh ana
Sne peaches on the banks. 1rhsy 9nt
no elean up everything In the surely
4runsry miners and laborers SounSry.
Ssx sn1 iounq and engineers ~
M anu iqnna A sensible ma, @.n " q
- H'ee pile in q good season -Pus
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General Josiah Pickett, one of the best
known military men in Worcester, who
has been confined TO his home for about
a year, observed his S5th birthday today.
He was visited by many of his friends,
and received flowers from various or
ganizations with which he is connected.
His physical condition is critical, and
during the last six months his death has
been expected at almost any time.
General Pickett claims the distinction
of being the only officer of the Civil War
still under military arrest. Tho incident
took place before the battle of Cold Har-
Dor, Colonel Pickett being in charge of
the Twenty-fifth Massachusetts regiment.
The questioning by him of orders issued
by General Standard, in command Of
the brigade of which the Massachusetts,
regiment was a part. resulted in Colonel
Pickett being placed under arrest. He
went into the battle, however, and dis
tinguished himself, so that he was recon-
mended for promotion by the officer who
ordered him under arrest.
The incident of the arrest was forgot
ten, and although Senator Hoar during
his lifetime had offered to have a special
act introduced into Congress to relieve
him Of this arrest. General Pickett de-
clined. pfeferring TO die a military pris-
Oner.-Bqston Herald.
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NOTICES TO ADVERTISERS.

ALL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IN
TENDED FOR PUBLICATION IN II
EVENING STAR MUST BE DELIVERED IN
THIS OFFICE BEFORE 10 O'CLOCK NOON
ON THE DAY or PUBLICATION IN oRDfR
TO MAKE ALL EDITIONS. ADVERTISE
MENTs RECEIVED AFTER THAT TIME
WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THE FIRST
AVAILABLE EDITION UNDER THE HEAD
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY"
ANSWERS TO ADVERTISEMENTS Will
BE KEPT o Two WEEKS AND THEN
DESTROYED. UNLESS ADVERTISERS RE
QUEST OTHERWISE.
RATE FOR ADVERTISING 1c PER Woh'
PER INSERTION, EXCEPT AS HERE
AFTER NOTED: So PER LINE PER
MONTH, 50 PER LINE f YEAR. E. o.
D., Coo PER LINE PER MONTH, Sc PER
LINE PER YEAR.
DEATH NOTICES. FIFTY WORDS. soc;
ADDITIONAL WORDS. Zoe FOR EACH
SEVEN WORDS.
MARRIAGE NOTICES. SOC.
AUCTION SALES, &c A LINE
ANY DISCOUNT.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES, Csc.
ALL ADVERTISEMENTS TO RE SET IN
AGATE. CAPITALS AND BLANK SPACES
10c A LIN :
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NrENEMrNT HOUSE WORK.

Plans approved by the Board OF Tene-
ment House Supervision for the week end
ing January 10, 1898:
Hoboken-Samuel Cash, liz Clinton
street, one four-story frame, alteration.
$50.
Paterson-Julius Hurter, e9-3l Cliff
street, one three-story frame, 81, 1000.
Passaic-Goss Taub, 40 First street,
one three-story frame alteration. 81, 600.
Nellie Garsch, 100 Monroe street, one
three-story frame. alteration, $3.50.
Atlantic City-Robert L. Boyer. 1915 At
Iantic avenue, one four-story brick, SIS, 600.
Jersey City-Antonio Prudents. SOUTH
west corner Boulevard and Pamrapo ave
nue.. one three-story frame, alteration,
SEQ. Adolph Kantorski, q Huron avenue,
one f0ur-Story brick. $4,000.
Fairview-Pietra F~edeTode, north side
Walker street. near Eighth street, one
two-story brick, 5000.
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j weIry. Watch Repairs.
RAILROADS.
NEW Jersey CENTRAL
Corrected to December /, 1907.
FOR e YORK,

FOR NEW YORK.
s. Tr'i no. l'1 s:sS. H go a 7lSa. F i:ls' S YtSs'' 7 ststi s'ss,
s;l5; s;e, say, eco; s;d15' $3.50. s;4S: 1000 1929
ESQ. 5:$SSS 6:iiO, $50. $50 s:iS' 700. 7:iC, Ss:SS,.
1865, $50. s:55, $50. 1910 lI;2o 2; M 1904
300. s;2S' 1900. 1850. lice, Ii:sO a. M; is:S
"a; la s;S%S l.% Ley d Ia s:So' 2 aS zee So $ s:SsSs' 70
s:s5'' 1000, 1880. II 90 p. m; 1901 m; i:S0 a. m.
For Elizabeth and Plainheld, 6;i2, 1908, 7:5S,
s:s5. s.55, 1880 q M, l2:5e, LIS, 1;55. 1895,
p. M. Sundays, T:10. 9:0, 9;55. l0:55. Hiss
q M 1856, 2.45. $3.50. $50. s;i5. 1885. s;40
Fer i'i Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown and
Aiaueh Chunk G:U TO Easton), S;55 a. M.
j rs. 4:2o @;sS to Easton) P. m. Sundays GAO
For Wilkesbarre and Scranton, S:35 a. M;
l:I5. AS p m. Sundays; ass D. m.
q. mi; lis, 1:55, s:s5, 4:25, 5:sS, 613, S:45. 1850
u. m. Sundays. I.iO. 9;O5' niss a. M; 1856. $40
For Req Bank. Long Branch. Asbury Park,
etc. 6l2 Except Asbury Park, S;35 9.55
Red Bank oniyl. 1850 a M LIS C3S5 Red
SUNDAYS, except Asbury Park Q:1O Red Bank
only), 0c5, e@ to Red Bank only, a. m.
q SO BED Bank onlyl, 3;55. $40 p. n.
only). liz, 1886. 4:25. (6;1S Saturdays only).
Sundays, alG s;5S a M l'5S p. m; s,,u.
days only. 1885 D. m. Sundays, 9:55 a. m;
For Trenton and philadelphia, G:12, 7:5s, s:s5.
9-55. 1850 4 M. -'12:5o, Ills, 1885. 4:25, 5:Ss,
z as. $50. 1850 D. m; Sundays. 7:1o, 9;o5. 1855,
59:sa. li:S q m; II ;oe; l;50 s;45, s;55. ''4:55'
For Baltimore and Washington. 755, 1855.
= 80 a. M; rs, s;sS, sss 2 m; Sundays.
"-Philadelphia only
r'or tickets. baggage checks, sleeping car
reseryatqns call at Broad Street station.
w. g BESLER. W. c. HOPE.
F--Pres & Gen. q Cen. Pass, Agent.
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FROM NEBULA TO SUN.
French Astronomer Presents a New
Theory of the Universe.

Henri D%eslandres, a French astron-
omer well-known for his solar inVesti-
cations, has presented a theory be-
fore the Academy of Science that ex-
plains the evolution of the heavenly
bodies upon the supposiion that two
opposite forces, one attractive and the
otner repulsive, become in turn pre-
The spiral form that ~characterizes
repulslve force enamating from the
nucleus This force is Of the nature
OF kathodic radiation. If electrified
pulsion exceeds the attraction ,non
mem, and then, instead of obeying the
Mewtonian law. they obey the oppo-
S T law = fly away from the centre.
pc q perpetual oscillation from The
epu to the solar and from the solar
to the nebular tyne. soiar
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CITY ADvERT1sEMENrsl


OFFICE Of the Chief Engineer Of the Board
Of Street ana Water Commissioners Of the
city of Newark.
Notice-The final estimate for the following
contracts will be presented to the Board 81
Street and Water Commissioners of the city
OF Newark, for acceptance, on THURSDAY.
January is, 190Sa at 8 O'Clock D. M. Viz.
EAST BRANCH LATERAL SEWERS
SECTION 2.
ALI objections to the payment of said esfi-
mates must he filed with me, in writing. on
or before Thursday, January 16, 1905, At,
O'Clock.
Dated January 10, 1908.
NJ. r. SHERRERp,
1anlO-5t Chief Engineer.
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Mortgages Recorded.
NEWARK.

NEWARK.
samuel Katz TO William Wackermaun,
south sid Rragaw avenue, corner west
side Willoughby street, 500.
Rosie VIII and husband to Charles A.
Belck. west side Hayes street, 440 feet
south from Dark lane, $3.50.
Ferdinand Kocon TO Franz Welsz. east
side Lille street, 200 feet southwest from
West Kinney street, $3.50.
Building and Loan Association, west side
Congress street, % feet from southwest
side Lafayette street, $500.
TOWNSHIPS.
George Henschkel to Charles A. Morel,
East Orange, west side East Orange Park
S $500. ieo' IVY" NV" 0'''' ''0'
Samuel Refs to John A.. Cries ct al,
East Orange, west side North Grove street.
81 feet south from Fourth avenue. $4,000.
Charlotte NJ. Rathbun and husband to
John O'Rourke. West Orange, corner east
side Valley way and south side Maple
Henrietta voner ct al. to John O'Brien,
Montclair. west side Central avenue, Al
feet south from William street, $3.50.
Harry Waugh West to Mary E. Gray,
East Orange, east side Whittlesey avenue
375 feet southwest from Central emu
and second tract, 5000.
Pauline b.. Bross and husband to Dodge
& Bliss Co, Nutley. south side Mountain
View avenue, so feet east from land Mar
garet E. PIER. $1,000.
Elisa Gertrude Fowler and husband 10
Bradford avenue. 349 feet from west side
Highland avenue, $S,00o.
Jacob Ettinger TO Jennie B. Meyers,
West Orange, southeast side Corby lane.
corner land Frederick w. Shrump. $500.
ST. Aloysius's Catholic Church, Caldwell,
n. j., to Edwin S. Leskom. Caldwell, mid
die Of road through village of Caldwell,
southwest corner parsonage land, $1,000.
Bridget Reilly to Home Building and
Loan Association OF Belleville. N. j., Belle.
willie. north side Van Honten place, $50
feat Cna-E - TA--1<lAW-Ar nkTADsso EGhA
Augustine Antonio Strazza ct al. to
I.iberator Mandon. Montclair. southwest
side old road from Montclair TO
northeast copper Washington schoolhouse
William Shannon to Sarah Shannon,
Fast Orange, corPer east side Lake street
AND south side Dodd street. 400; >,
Hyatt (administratrix, etc.. Irvington,
south side fremont street, 167 feet east
from Shlyves2nt avenue, $1,000.
Henry w. Smith to William Parkinson,
street. 70 feet from southwest side White
Frederick Klingel to Cook & Genung
Company, Irvington. southwest corner Mt.
Vernon av and Berkshire place, $500.
Contracts Filed.
These contracts were filed in the county
clerks Office yesterday:
Nathan Berkowitz, owner, with Amos NJ,
PEARSON, contractor. plumbing and timing
800; corner Summer and Verona avenues
Mabel Chapman, owner, with r. G
Weeks & Bro, contractors, painting, $3.50
Fourth avenue, East Orange.
John G.. Gould, owner, with Jobn G
Gould, ESQ. contractor. painting, $,125.
Abram Weinstein, owner. with /. Mosko,
witt, and N. Axel, contractors, mason anG
carpenter work, $1.1O0; ia Prince street.
A. Hoffman, owner, with Robert Irving
contractor. carpenter work, $3.50; Goul6
street. Verona.
tractor, mason work., $3.50; 50 Cone street
Orange. Same owner with |. remembers
and H.. Semel, contractors, c~arpentei
work, plumbing and painting, $3.50; SAM
premises.
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REAL ESTATE
Transfers.


Transfers.
NEWARK.
julius Schappei to Otto Schumacher,
ct al, " s Beecher st, 2SS IT S fr
W. Kinney st, 56x59.. .....a......
August Dc Groote to Lena M. De
Groote. W s Lexington ay, 64 IT $ fr
Cottage st, 50x100. .......;.......
Gustayus A. Richards to Mayor ana
Common Council of City OF Newark,
S 5 Ferry st, n W cor land formerly
of g.. A. Richards. 46x11l.....-...... 3,3
Weeauahic Park and & Imp. Co. to
Charles Schiller, s $ Renner aV, 70
Jennie r. WYATT to Lillian Wyatt, W
$ N. 9th st. $50 It n fr 9th aN'
&x100
Franz Welsz to Ferdinand Kocon, c
$ Lille st, 200 It $ W fr W. Kinney
John Francis Cahill to P. Sanford
Ross, LOT 4. blk 1904. 1906, 1906; lot
9, blk 1878: lot l. blk ISL, d
property (cor and Samuel Ball VS.
Jo 4gste frances Srefs' cahiii to Christian
Feipensnan (cor). lot ], blk 1894: lot
), biks 1225. 1926: lot ?, blk ~; lot l,
blk 1898; and 3 other traces
John Francis Cahill 10 Stuart Llnds-
lev. lot ). blk 1908; lot 2. blk 152!;
lot 6. blk 1907: lot ]. blk 1928; ana IN
other tracts
TOWNSHIPS
Andrew Doremus Co. to Florence
]. Robinson, Bloomfield, centre Inc
Franklin ST. cor S S land Jennie w.
Shearer, 4eS15o.
Luddington Realty Co. 10 Emelih
Weiss, w. Orange, W 5 overlook
av. rs IT IF n W s Luddington road
%xiSy ,sn.. - chariofte NJ. Rath-
bun, W. Orange, cor e $ NaheV
way and s S Maple st, 10OxlW. 49,.
John O'Brien to Cora johnson Ell al,
Montclair. W $ Central aV' Al II
John F. Farmhouse to Amelia Whit.
man, e. Orange. W s Parkway, 81
IT n fr Central av, 31X109.. $3.50. Il
Whitman to George Hensen-
KEEL. ~. Orange, " $ H. osSIss
parkway, % IT Il II Central aV' 81
Nutley Realty Co. to Peoples Bank
and Trust Co. tof Passaic, N. j.,
Nutley. S W S Brookficld av. $50 IT
$ e f. Whitford az; SoSi0 ~ inso on MIN
Moore, Montelair. s S Bradford av,
229 1T fr W s Highland av extern
sion. 29xS6.
Benjamin. Moore to sare u. DelSeor
Montclair. s $ Bradford av, 30 ft
fir W S Highland av extension, 2lxss
BENJAMIN Moore to Elisa Gertrude
Fowler, Montclair, s S Bradford av,
$40 IT II VS. Highland VICE..
Ettinger. W. Orange, se 5. corby
1S1x47 800
Edwin S.. Leskom to st. Aloysius's
Catholic Church. Caldwell, n. J.,
Caldwell, middle of road through
village of Caldwell. S W cor parson-
age lands, 100 ftx6 cb SO i........ s,5t
John II. Breckenridge ct al to John
Weiss. Iryinston. S S Grove terrace,
S25 fet w Fl Grove st, 50x90. 49,.
John Weiss to William ]. Schein,
Irvington, S S Grove ter, $50 IT W
# Grove st, 3xs0. .....""..".":...
Liberator Mandou to Augustine An
tonic Stagga ct al. Montclair,
" S old road to Bloomfield, q e
cor Washington Schoolhouse lot,
3SXf3: and I'd tract.
Hannah Parkinson ct al to Henry W.
Smith, Orange, n W g N. Jefferson
st, 20 1t fl $ W S White st, 70x105..
Edward ID. futile ct al to David
Niebuhr Co, ~Irvington, S $ fremont
st, 167 1T c II Stuyvesapt av, 1Oxl10
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MONEY TO LOAN.


MONEY LOANED SALAARIED PEOPLE
and others without security; easy payments:
Offices in s. principal cities. Save yourself
money in getting my terms first. d. Fl. TOL-
MAN, Room 612. 2S Washington ST., cor.
Market.
HONEY loaned on diamonds, watches and
jewelry. at the rate Of 2 per cent. per month;
unredeemed diamonds, watches and jewelry
for sale. PHILIP KRIMKE LOAN OFFICE,
20 Academy st.
MONEY LOANED WITHOUT SECURITY
to salaried people and others; save money for
yourself by getting my terms first. w. K.
PALMER room II. S~pingarn Building, 1888
Market st.. Newark.
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m Ss1p' 10 Sc se 10 Wai EerI H. condict to
Emma sorensen.....- :
Cond 81 ana Dsiawass as, ~ sell:
z2xlvV, St N con -; ss ~ Fnsms SoTen,.
waiter II. Conolet 70 Hinina ooie/ 7
sen iohn r.
ozrnsia av, 8 o. 4o9 mfg 800;
Nettie and William Jain to Jo-
senh Stegouvslxi
Irvjng st : q 1884, II W fir Boulevard,
9ooxso, n 8 North st, $50 IT W II
boulevard, 1sOx1sO: Henry Lsmbelet
mann
Noble st and Woodland av. n E cor,
mtg $500; Nettie and William Janlh
to Anastasia Goldberg
Second st, n s. 40 IT e IT Me,Seane
st, 2OxSO; Angelo Servino 10 1iusep
pc Iaraleta
BAfoNNb' II
e. 3SSt ST. q S, 3SI1a IT W OF ave p
57x1Oo; Paul Zessin TO EDWIN D l.
pave Ronlevard.
~ 81, > >, ~ g. 1dS'57: Re
Soans IA Io5s kaTa 10 Barnet
- Fsried6erg ooo = - d. 25xiio:
ooa 81 >, o 81 "a Z Nnrnasn BAILEY to
Tnbn y -N4.,......
w Doth al n Z a32 RI q of Boulevard,
VIZ 1on. Reiner Prahm 10 Henry
Meyer,
HOBOKEN.
NY.a;so, - 17s n 6 fir Cd ST.
onx9oo. ., = "a 10. Tomas
Teicbn,an to 9rnold ~hvoss
sth ~ so &c ~ ~ N Garden st,
si7x55. Wm a Macy ct ri. exrs of
sen wife of Conrad R..........,..
Union
- 100 a. s pou1a-
JeIeLSon 81, II $, iuS d % and
49, ano ~ III - IL Groff IN
st; Ephraim De 1roh 10
SulLus hozr : oe peroaniina
4tn ST. 3. i.4'o ~ : ~ sin aao.
aX, oNsi9f, nnol'Eas1 ESSnitve'
1hoinas scnernrS 70 Dv1toI
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Yet He Mishcd Hlpn m.n

Between emotionalism and Journalism in
religion, says a Washington clergyman,
there Is a golden meaIl-a reflection that
Of my remarks TO a colored Congregation
in Richmond.
Il had invited an aged deacon TO offer
PRAYER. % Lord, prayed he. glib dis pore
hrudder de eve of dc agile. dat he spv ont
sin afar off. Glue his hands to de sosneI
plough. Tie his tongue to de line OF tr1f.
Nail Is yere to de gospel pole. Bow his
head way down between his knees. o
Lord. an fix his knees way down In some
lonesome, dark and narrer valley. where
prayer Is much wanted to be made. 'Noinf
MIN VIII de kerosene-iie Of saivashun an
set him on fren! "-Harper's Weekly,
a delayed advertisement br,rr- ~
altern1ath OF trade. It's the AFT rsif M
captures the procession Of customers A-
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HUDSON COUNTY REALTY.
COnvcyances.
JERSEY CITY

Arlington av, 9 S, I2.5s It S II Union
st, S1Ax112, st No. 34, agreement
TO sell; Walter H. Condict to Emma
oorensen SIS
Bay View Cemetery, lot 266; BAY
View Cemetery Assn TO George s.
Mallory 1
Boulevard. e S, 1896 IT n Fl Greenvilie
av. e 1898, X S 81, x W 1888, n
III Abraham Gorlin to Nathaly Bo-
hanowich
Columbia av. g s, 70 IT n fr North
81, 8xl11: John H. Scott to Thee
j. Koven .....,...
Columbia aV and North st, d W cor.
&xaS; John RI. Scott to Theo j.
Condict st and Delaware ay, v cor,
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Building Contracts.
JERSEY CITY.

'
Mrs. Amelia f.. Pesenecker, with John
Bachus Sons; all work required fos the
erection Of a two-story frame house on
north side Princeton avenue, between Lin-
den and Lembeck avenues; Charles Ddei,us,
architect: $1,000.
John p. LAndrlne, with Walter A. Gloss;
all steam heating apparatus for a three
story brick business building at Ill. 71s. I2i
Bergen avenue, SI25; John Campbell, paint
ing, $425: John r. Rowland, ir, n Frank
Zurich. ir.. architects.
All Saints Church with Louis Fort. all
electric wiring for church now being erect
ed on corner Of Pacfic aud C~ommunipaw
avenues; John T. Rowland, jr., and Frank
Zurich, jr.. architects. $3.50.
WEST NEW YORK.
Adolf Krumholz with Morris Chipireck.
all work required for alterations to $7
Henderson street, $35.
James Devlin with Walter Hankin. all
work required In the erection of a two
story frame house on north side of Clin-
ton avenue, near Grand street; Walter
Hankip, architect, $1,000.
WEST HOBOKEN.
/. New Jersey Construction Company with
Tony Capone. all mason work required
for alterations to 22S Summit venue; Rob-
ert K. Burke, architect. d,150.
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Eats Around Them.

zone of my Weaknesses said the
bonvivant, lis Swiss cheese. I'm very
fond of it,"
co. exclaimed the ~dyspeptic, that's
the chess with the holes in It; very in
digestible."
oAre they? well, I never cat the holes. 2
-~Philadelphit Press.
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pus1NEss OPPORTUNITIES


HOUSEHOLD GOODS of any kind. contents
OF stores. flats aud merchandise Of every de-
bought for cash; quick and confiden-
tiai. VAN PozNAK, AZ South Orange av.,
phone 2071, Newark.
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Louis and Samuel Doroshinsky, partners
trading as D~oroshinsky & Co.. claimants,
VS.. Marcus G. Goodman, owner and build
er. Mechanics Trust Company of Bay
onne and William II. Walters, MORTGAGE;
east corner CT Avenue e aud West Eighth
streeM aCffRA Hudspeth & Carey, at
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LOST N FOUND.

500 REWARD for return Of wallet containing
a large SUR OF money: lost Saturday about
1880 Z. m. going from $50 Broad st. TO Olym-
pic collection ny store. thence to Broad and
Market SITS, on West Orange car to Fairmount
av., ovat Paramount av, to Cabinet st.
JACOB MENTZ, 6s9 Broad st.
~LOSr-Collar fur, on FSidgewood road, Mill
burn av. to Maplewood car. or from Morris
av. to Lewis -. Suitable reward IL returned
TO MRS. J HORN, ~ Lewis St, city.
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cocA-coLA
DRINK A T r OF
0u@ek
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN cHANcERY OF NEW JERsEY-To Edwin
Simmer Avsy:
BY virtue c. an order Of the Court OF Chan
Gerry Of New Jersey made on the day Of the
date hereof, In a cause wherein Grace Alvey
is petitioner and you are defendant, You are
required to appear and answer petitioners
petition en- or before the thirtieth day of
January next, OF in default thereof such de-
cree will be E,ade against you Is the Chancel-
lor shall think equitable and just. The said
petition is filed against you FOR a divorce from
the bond Of rnatrimony on the ground Of de-
sertion.
Dated November 20. 1907.
EDWARD S. BLACK
Solicitor OF Petitioner,
S14 Prudential Building,
dec14. q, 2Sjanl, 1ICS.7 o) eEark, N. J.
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IN CHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY-To Hekn
Wormold.
BY virtue Of an order of the Court of Cham
Gerry Of the State of New Jersey, made on the
day of the date hereof. in a cause wherein
Holmes Wormold is the complainant and you
are the defendant you are required to appear
and answer the complainant's bill on or before
in default thereof such decree will BIO made
against you as the Chancellor shall think
equitable and just.
The said bill is filed against you for divorce
from the bonds CT mttrimony on the grounds
Of desertion.
Dated December q, 1907.
THEODORE d. GOTT1IEB,
Solicitor OF the Complainant,
decsStant, Il, IS. 25es.On Newark, n. J.
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NOTICES.


notice.. II. Horwitz has bought the
grocery at iVs Prince ST.. Newark. n. j.,
from M. Black.