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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-06
APARTMENTS TO LET.


CITY.
E BURNETT COURTS. ~
10, Fl. %. % BURNET ST. se. ri.
New; al improvements; gas. range. steam
heat hot1snd cold water; ~janitor; nicely deco
rated; light rooms; two minutes from Lacka-
wanhS depot. i've minutes from Broad and
Market SITS: rent S30 TO s3i per month.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. co..
rs 1876 MARKET STREET:
APARTMENT CECIL. Sd and Beiievilie ava
Choice. cor. and Groom. apartments; hand
sorneiy decorated and containing all up-to-date
improvements. Apply to janitor or FULLER
LAND M IMPROVEMENT CO.. Arlington,
N. J. RI
DESIRABLE apartments. Just of Clinton.
av.; six rooms and bath; rent SIS per
month: to responsible tenants. Apply morn
ings. WALTER HEINsHEIMER, 4 Academy
St, Newark.
BROAD ST, 11s2. NEAR SOUTH ST. P. r.
r. STATION-Three-room apartments. with
private bath; every Improvement; steam hest;
tanitor service. Within Is minutes walk to
Broad and Market St: monthly rent s25, with
out furniture. BEYER. ll75 Broad st.; open
evenings; phone 3to9.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET

RosEvILLE NORTH 7rH ST, s4s-wen built
two-fan1ily house. Is rooms, two baths, ali
separate modern improvements, DECORATED
Throughout; open every day and Sunday: low
price and easy terms. J. c. SHARWELL.
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THE COLONIAL
Beautifully located new apartments. z and 3
rooms and bath. corner Central av. and Haw-
thorne pl.; unusually large outside rooms.
with every modern convenience; each apart
ment has a yeranda in front; one arartment
Furnished. Apply on premises to ST. JOHN
ALEXANDER. agent. 155 Central av., East
Orange, N. J.; tel. S253-J. Orange.
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HAv yrn property TO rent or self Sec
DIEBOLD. I~rvington Centre.
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Make up your mind nov that you viii Ia.
crease Yeur sales. Advertise II tbs STAR
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VERONA LAKE-New house, Sc. 500; steam,
electricity, 8 rooms and bath: easy terms. p.
R. NORTH. 1876 Valley road. Montclair. N. ].
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VISIT beautiful washington Park building lots;
easy terms; take West Orange trolley to
property. RANDALL 257 Main ST., Orange.
EIGHT-RoOM modern, house. West Orange:
all improvements; lot 60xiB0: II sold at once
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Bungalow and cottage sites on Lake Hopat-
cong; cottas es for rent 800 per season and
tfons. 3 ?,
SALES AND EXCHANGE CO.. Is clinton St
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN

OUl UF lUWN.
JOIN CLUB NOW FORMING
70 buy land for homes and investment. near
$3.50 sEAsHoREa
AND COUNTRY.
One-Acre Plots 800.
Cash or Monthly Payments. Two Railroads
LEWIS JOHNSON.
South Orange.
M Arlington.
FOR sALE-Houses. %. 900 to 81. 900: new ones
AMANN. ils Midland az. Arlington. N. J.
Belmnr. - s,
Modeyn summer cottages FOR sale or rent
Send for descriptive booklet
HoNcp & DUBOIS,
ODD. r. r. Depot. Belfnar. N. J.
East Orange.
CORNER Lor-East Orange: eox1oo; 4 sold At.
once. $3.50 BROWN, $50 Main ST.. oranss.
HiItonia. /,
wH5TT T1E r55SE \ Terms ssTx on Ho oSS
AND BATH) HOUSES; READY FOR oC-
cUPANcY:- AT HLToNIA. TWENTY MIN
uTEs FROM BROAD N MARKET SIS.
iPsAEyMENTs ABOUT THE SAME AS Rent.
FEIBLEMAN & Co., :
53S o ST.
" IrvinEton.
IRvfNGTON, Av.-One-family. 8
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BARGAIN-owner must sacrifice one house and
barn; "a acres ground: situated on ridge OF
Orange Mountain; beautiful shade and frui,
trees; grand location; price 1850 to quick
buy er. BRANDS q AUSTIN 8 Main st.,
West Orange. Tel. 1873.
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HIGH-GRApE residence property and
choicest building lots for sale at mofer
pricas. Furnished and unfirnishe ed houses for re
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Out of Town.

APARTMENT OF large and beautiful rooms to
let. the third floor OF $50 Broad ST., with
heat snd janitor service.
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Mnpiew0Od.

II you want 10 purchase a home or building
site In this beautiful village. 1t will pay you
TO communicate with Us.
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ass7 = West NutIey. "
LOTS In restricted section. $3.50 up; $40 down.
easy monthly payments. FRANK L
SHIELDS. 12 Market ST.. Room 40i.
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LOUIS S~GHLESIMGER
REAL ESTATE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
MAIN OFFICE.
UNION BUILDING
BRANCH OFFICE. CLINTON N FARLEY
AVENUES.
snN FoR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR
: G~nNrI.EMAN's HOME.
close to South Orange az; 20 minutes from
Broad and Market SITS; handsome. well-built.
one-family house. 10 rooms and bath. all I'M
PR vements, steam heat. hardwood floors and
trim: handsomely decorated throughout; ground
75x100: beautifully laid out: this property must
be sold at Once no rSaso ma ds., 1as sls r teusnt'
PHILIP. BOWERS & co, lss,lsl Market st.
WHEN for real estate bargains
with
JAMES p. MAGOVERN-
L. 500 Broad st. Roo1nSl0o.s :.
Residence. $40 Prospect St. South Orange.
E.cHEAP building lots for sale on sist st. sewer;
one block in from Clinton aX.;.tWo minutes
from trolley, INQUIRE ~ South lgtn st' near
FOR sAIE-Twatfsmliy house g. rooms all
I Improvements except heat: lot 5Si sxieo rect
i Particulars on premises. NO. $40 Parker 81.
T Ql~N-f y hlAl1l HOACEtE -.
ments. $500. See OWNER, 1o7 Highland ay.
READ how. Irvipgton Terrace. extends the
Glad Hand" to the people OF Newark on
page 10.
RESIDENCE worth s24. 900; price 81, 900; SEQ
| down. balance. A1l 500; same as rent sSs-zfV
| Clifton av,, or cor. Garside st. and -stn aV'
city. cAsALE & SONS, 7ss Broad st.
INVESTIGATE our proposition before you buy
your home: lookaover; those pretty residences
on West End tav.. containing S. rooms. path,
heater; lot e7hxiOei that can be purchased for
$500 cash: balance SIS monthly and interes..
Key7 at No. 6es West End av: or Bloc
MECKE 1G5 Market ST.. second moor.
[
4 THREE family owner wants offer: little
cash Rbsevile. 81 RITTER, 2p5 .s1lth st.
CHAs. SPENGLER.
Real estate. fire. insurance and mortgage loans
Metropolitan Bldg. Washington ana Market Hts.
TWoFAMILY ~ Roscyinea every improve
ment; $5.250: little cash; very cheap. hiI-
TER, gs5 South 18th st.
REAL ESTATE bought. soi4 and exchanged.
BEYER-S i175 Broad, cor. Astor. Phone siW-
OAmATA m q M
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r. FoR SALE.
ONT of roun.

o sALE-Pieasantdaie; a acres. n
rooms modern dwelling. at a sacridee
BRpWN. 80 Main st.. Orange.
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Lofts. d
LOFTS WITH POWER N TEAM HEAT
20 LATRENcD ST. WASHINGTON
WILSON.
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East orange.
-CoRNER LoT-East Orange: eox7oo: IF sold At.
0nes. $3.50 BRowN $50 Main st" Orange
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Hiftonia.
Yi.vfngfon.
s & PLUM,
sS BROAD STREET. OPP. c. R. p.

IRvfNGroN. CLINTON Av.-one-famii
rooms; lot B0x101; "a, $50.
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lFACToRIEs ron SALE on no prxr'

SEVERAL factories for sale or rem, ~
mediate possession. DRESSER. Bufiinston-
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TO IEr-FoR BUSINESS PURPOSES

GRouNp FLOOR, No. 20 Clinton St; Hight
and heat furnished: will decorate to suit
good tenant. Inquire Of HENRY DICKSON. q
Clinton ST.. Newark.
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NEW 2-famiiy house, 50 Hardwood av.; sep
arate steam heaters: separate entrances;
laundry in cellar; s rooms and bath first floor.
nished rooms top floor; sets well back from
street; lawn in 'front.': shade trees On yard;
gage, or will sell house and one lot for S., 700.
This is a snap: open for inspection Sunday.
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j. OsBRIEN co.
South Orange. N. j.. and al Broadway. N. z
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-Arlington.
FOR sALE-Houses. 1900 to 81. 900: new ones
S. 800: every improvement. Send fer circular.
AMAEN. i4s Midland av.. Arlington. Y. J.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-03
TIMELY TOPICS.

Look up the Saturday specials of fered by the Hub Market Gold or green stamps with them.
 Currans white sale is putting out bargains in muslin underwear this week,
 Fresh shoulders at the Public Mar ket lie; pork Joins lie; roast beef 10c and 12c.
 Fenner is going to close out his line of skates and has marked theff at q low figure.
 Ziglatzki-Marks wall papers and paints are the kind you want for the coming year.
 Reid X Hughes put their furs on sale at reduced prices to-morrow morning.
 Holczer has felt slippers for the children to romp about the house in. DOC.
 The Model Market will have T good line of beef. lamb and pork for to- mow's patrons.
 Grievc. Bisset X Holland will put womcn's suits on sale tomorrow that will beat anything yet offered.
 Jones, Morgan X Co have cut prices on all clothing. Look up their ad to- night for bargains.
 The Gaffney Jewelry Co do watch. clock and jewelry repairing. All styles in wedding rings.
 Miller X Peck print some money savers tonight Ostrich feather boas at s4.9S.
 Waterbury trunk and umbrella manufacturers have put all kinds Of leather goods at half price.
 Everything in underwear for men at wenzcl's. J0c 10 &. Union suits s1 to q.
 Household ranges will heat up your rooms as we'll as co0k your ueals Langley sells them.
 Connecticut Root X Shoe Co have full line of felt slippers for the ome. j0c up.
 Huhar X Co print list of pledges that will be sold after January 5.
 The English Wo0lcn Mills Co got 2 chance to purchase woOlens at q low price. Customers grt tho benefit
 If you want pair of extra trous- CTS il will pay you to look up J. F. Mullings & sons stock.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-03
STATE BOARD OF CHARITY.
Institutions of State Reported to Be in Good Condition.

The monthly meeting of the state board of charities was held at the capitol yesterday morning, all of tfe members being present except pr Ed win A. Down of this city. Mrs k. G.. Bacon of New Haven, Dr Thomas F.. Kane of this city and Secretary Char les P. Kellogg submitted reoprts on their quarterly visit to the state school for boys at Meriden. They found the conditions very good there but there was much regret that be- cause of insufficient appropriation by the state the gymnasium at the school remained unfinished. Mrs Frank A. Mitchell gave a report on a visit to the New London county temporary home and J. B. Holman of Saybrook said that visit to the MiddleseX county jail recently showed that there had been considerable improve ment in the conditions. MT Holman also gave favorable reports on in- spections of the Middlesex county temporary home and of the Mystic oral school.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-03
CITY NEWS.

$5 coat sweaters reduced to $3.1 3 at Upson, Singleton 6 Co.'S.
 There will be meeting of the oil cers of the C. w. A. this evening at the customary hour in the society's rooms on East Main street to arrange for the coming term of class work.
 Carrie J. Hardck, aged 35 years, died yesterday at the home of her sister, Mrs Thomas MartOne, "A Far view street. The funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at o'clocE with burial in Pine Grove cemetery.
 The drug store of George A. Smith of Wallineford was closed yesterday and Attorney C. A. Harrison filed petition in bankruptcy in Mr Smiths interests with the United States clerk at Hartford. ? An attachment was placed on the store last Monday by Apothecaries Hall of Waterbury to satisfy q claim of $475. Assets are placed at $3,200 and liabilities at S3,- 70O The store has been in the hands of keeper since Monday. Attorney o. H. D. Fowler represents the Water bury creditors.
 Attorney r. r. GulfOile and Con stable Lannon were busy for while this morning. and after they were through Louis Vitello, saloon keep CT on Meadow street found himself arrested in a civil suit for $1,O0O dam ages. Gaetano Lattanzi, the plaintiff in the matter claims the saloon keep CT called him vile names and said he was a thief. a liar and q murderer, in the presence of number of people. Vitello was taken to the lawyers of flee swearing like dozen troopers and vowing various kinds of ven gence upon the head of Lattanzi. He was given until this evening to se- cure q bondsman. and if he fails in this his saloon license will be at tachcd.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-03
Excitement on the Sun.

There is now visible upon the suns disk a remarkable array Of spots in which rapid changes are talkng place. The activity to which they are due is no doubt connected with the great sun flame. shooting up to an elevation of 325,OOO miles, which was recently ob-. served at the Radcliffe observatory Oxford. The entire length of the dis turbed area, which lies practically parallel with the suns equator, is not less than 350,000 miles.
 Recent spectroscopic studies of great sun spots have stimulated interest in these wonderful phenomena by show ing that in the nature of the light giv- en forth from them they bear a re- semblance to certain red stars which appear to be in more or less hd- vanced stage of decadence. Thus they serve as indications of the existence of a tendency in our sun toward q change of state which will probably end in its ultimate extinction.-Ga rett r. Serviss in New York American.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-03
DANGEROUS FREIGHT.
cargoes That Are a Source of pangsn
 to Vessels.


 Exhaustive experiments by the New South Wales government have now proved what has all along been sus' ,ected-that wool will under certain conditions ignite spontaneously and that consequently 1t is a dangerous cargo to carry.
 Probably, therefore, it will be added to the list of commodities which the board of trade decrees must be slowed with extra care. commodities which in clude such diverse articles as matches, acids, gunpowder, coal, wheat and tim Der.
 This, however, will be but poor con- solation to the harassed sea cal tin, since all these things have to be car ried anyhow, somehow. Besides, the danger frequently lies not so much in cargoes known to be dangerous as i'll those supposed to be safe.
 Thus a cargo of glass bottles came within an ace of wrecking the sailing ship Camel off the Isle of Wight short time ago, and patent paint drying preparation sufficed to send to the bot tom of the strait of Magellan the Do- terel and the 143 souls aboard her.
 Potatoes that decayed into a putrid pulp engendered a pestilence that | couple of years ago killed eleven out of twenty-seven of the crew of one or the finest vessels in the American mer- cantile marine and nearly caused her total loss off Tenerife. This year in one of the Liverpool docks the emana- tions from cargo of soap blew a ship well nigh to bits and killed a number of men whe were working in her hold.
 The other day bark put out from Cadiz with a huge block of granite poised near her after hatch. This through some mismanagement fell into the hold, broke through her bottom and sank her there and then. Three huge vans filled with furniture caused the Marie Roze to capsize and founder. in Marseilles harbOr.
 Finally there is the extraordinary case of the Southern Belle, lost last spring between Tahiti and the New Hebrides, the cause of the wreck be- ing officially described as due to ''mon- keys gnawing cordage." - Bermuda Royal Gazette.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-03
NOTICE.

The Bureau of Assessment, Of the City of Waterbury, in the matter of the assessment and determination of benefits and damages accruing to all parties interested by the layout of Keefe street, from Baldwin street to Sylvan avenue, and the establishing of grade on said street, between the aforesaid points, as the same was ac- cepted by the Board of Aldermen, No vember IS, 1907, approved November 19, 1907, made report to the Board of Aldermen, setting forth that they caused reasonable notice to be given to all persons interested in the pro- posed public improvement, in all re- spects pursuant to the provisions of the charter of said city, to appear before them and be heard in reference thereto, and that they fully heard at the time and place specified in said notice all persons who appeared be- fore them.
 And thereupon, they did assess and determine that the city of Waterbury pay to each of the following named persons in full of all damages ac- cruing to them by reason of the pro- posed public improvement the sums written opposite their names re- spectvely, to wit
 Mary L. Mitchell, $450O0; Christ S35O.00: est. Daniel Lawlor, James F. Lawlor, admr., S250.00. Total, $1,- 05O.OO.
 And that each of the following named persons pay to the City of Waterbury, for benefits accruing to them, and each of them, by the pro- posed public improvement, the sums written opposite their names, re- spectively to witt
 North Side:-Maria Crowley. $500: Michael Donovan, s112.50 est. Thomas Kelleher, James Donovan, admr., $112.J0: Mary l.. Mitchell, S1I4.0O, Mary l.. Mitchell, $333OQ; Christina F. Somers, Rose r. Donahue, SS7.15; Christina E. Somers, Rose r. Donahue F. LawlOr, administrator, $1S6.75. South side: John A. Burke. SlO1 .25; John J .Smith, s1O1 p: Peter Keefe, 5000: Mary l.. Mitchell $351.0O; Christina E. Somers, Rose F. rona- hue, $51.75; Christina E. Somers, Rose r. Donahue, Sj06.02; estate Daniel Lawlor. James F. LawlOr. admipistra tor, S1S0.00 total, S2,S61.S4
 And they did further assess and de- termine that the benefits and dam ages are equal in all other persons in- terested in the proposed public i'm provement, the city to construct q re- taining wall in front Of the property of Peter Keefe.
 Report accepted, assessment of benefits and damages confirmed and adopted by the Board of Aldermen De cember 30, 1907, approved December 31, 1907.
 Attest:
 WILLIAM H. SANDLAND.
 City Clerk.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

The Bureau of Assessment of the City of Waterbury. in the matter of the assessment and determinatioE of benefits and damages aocruing to all parties interested by the change of grade of Edward street. from Drsher street to Alder street. az the same was accepted by inc Board of Alder men, December ., 1sO7. approved December 2. 1s07. made report to the Board of Aldermen. setting foTIn that they caused reasonable notice to be given tO all persons interested in inc proposed public improvement. in all respects pursuant to the pro- visions of the charter of said tity. to appear before them and bc heard in reference thereto. and that tGer fuIy heard at the time and plscc srciied in said notice all persons vhB appeared before them.
 And thereupon. thev did asr,zs and determine that the benefits and damages are equal to an persons in tsrested In the proposed public ira Brovemeut-
 Reuort zccenfed. assessment 8F heusfts and damages confirmed znf stortaI h- tfe BaauE of AIdeTus & Defsmser 3e. isa7. approved D. ssnber 11. 1sa1.
 Attest.
 WILLIAM H. sANDI.AND.
 City Clerk
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-03
New Drowning Theory.

An Illinois physician has revived ths idea of resuscitating drowned people by first immersing them in hot bath for twenty minutes or longer and then resorting to the old and ordinary meth ods of restoration. He says the lungs of a drowned person do not contain water. a spasm of the larynx occur ring which prevents the entrance of water for a period of nine days. Drowning. so called, is merely suspend cd animation and not death. By this process life may be saved if the body has not been submerged more than six hours.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-03
NOTICE.

The Bureau Of Assessment Of the City of Waterbury. in th. matter 0s assessment and determinaIunl or ben eiits and damages aecruiag tI all parties interested bv the change O. grade Of Alder Street. firm We shins- ton Avenue to Sunnysifs Avenue as the same vas accepted h. 1hc Itoa- of Aldermen December 2. 1907. approved December ,. 1907. made report tO the Board of Aldermen. sci ting forth that they C1ussd TeaSUn- able rUtice to be given tn all persons Interested in the proposed public isa- prOvemcnt. in ali Tssp-tts VuTsIan to the provisions Of the charter uf said city. to appear bef0-a them aud he heard in reference therto. and that theT fully heard al tte tinls and place specified in said nrtiCa 1ll per sons who appeared before tHeE1
 And thC7eupoa.they did assess and determine that the benefits and dan ages arc equal to all Versons and corporations interested ia the pgo- uGsad puhIfc improvement. the rfSv to construct a retaining raIl in frgut of the property cs Patvisk Dunpkv. Report ancpntsi. assessntcaE cE t.ssre- ats and damages CuafF-ed and a4- oatsd hy the nc8rs 5f A-ic1mru- TAe- osnlbeT ze. lsa5. approved DeCCa.- bsr si- 1ssT
 Atiest-
 WILLIAM H. sANDLAND.
 City Clerk
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-03
Pacific Coast Halihut.

That a large part of the eastern fresh halibut comes from the Pacific coast will probably surprise many of the lovers of that huge fish. The busi- ness of western halibut is growing constantly, and the supply going to Boston comprises about all of the 25,- 100000 pounds n year taken by the fishermen in Seattle and Alaska. The fish is carefully boxed and iced down and then rushed to Boston by express freight and sold back again to New York. Chicago and other large centers for distribution. Comparatively little halibut is taken to Boston in vessels. San Francisco Argonaut.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-03
NOTICE.

The Bureau of Assessment of tue City of Waterbury, in the matter of the assessment and determination of benefits and damages accGri:ig to ali parties anterested by tll, layout of the discontinuanee of the Plank road from East Main street to IdylwJud avenue, as the same was accepted bv the Board of Aldermen. December . 1907. approved December 2, 1907, made report to the BOa-d or Alder men, setting forth that they caused reasonable notice to be gwen to all persons interested in the proposed public improvement, in all respects pursuant to the provisions of the charter of said city, to appear before them and be heard in reference thereto. and that they fuiiy heard at the time and place specified in said notice all persons who appeared lc- fore them.
 And thereupOn. they dId assess and determine that the benefits and damages are equal to all persons and corporations interested in the pro- posed public improvement.
 Report accepted assessment ns benefits and damages confirmed and adopted by the Board os Aldermen. December 30. 1907. approved Decem- ber 31. 19O7.
 Attest:
 WILLIAM II. SANDLAND.
 Cit.' Clerk.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-03
A Yenra Crona.

According to the eleventh annual re- port of the secretary of agriculture made public recently. the main crops of the country are valued as follows: Corn. SSG0.0O0.OOO: hay. SG7a000O00: cotton. S655!000Ooo; wheat. s50000o.- OOO: oats. S3G0.Ooo.OO0: potatoes. s1eo.- OO0OOO: barley. sll5.0Oo.Oo0: tobacco. S6T.0Co.ODo: rice. Si9.JO0.OO: poultry and egg. SGu0Do0lOno. dairy products. SSCOOOo.Oc0
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-03
JsA, Q. Gives Univ.rsfty szrsicoa.

Ch5rz=a. Ian- g Martin A. Eysr<o1 p-rsafeut s.f tar hzzrI of trustees es the University uf Cbsraco. annssaezz thss Ieau n- Rseksfelier has ss1nS SZTa1lnoo te hsS rffts to tbe unfversi ty. making fhs fassi ~ his tsuefs.sfgm ever sz10paGs1
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-03
Indian a w.., Pain, c.a...

Ardmore. Okla-. Jan. 3-Lamar Jack son. a full hio9de'l Chos-tsw Indian oi Atoka. has been appointed to a cadet ship in fhe United states MIlItsr. acsdemy at West Point hy Congress man ChsrieS D. Garter of this district