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BUDGET
IS s746,355
OF This Sum, as Estimated
for 1908, $696,975 Is for
Salaries.

The estimated expenses for the police
department for 1908, according to the
budget Endorsed by the board yesterday,
will be STAG, s55. Some OF the items are:
Salaries, 1895. 975; chiefs expenses, 81
900, and $4,000 for a motor patrol wagon.
President William Harrigan presented
a gold, a silver and n bronze medal, re-
spective1y. to Patrolmen Bruins, of the
Fourth Precinct; Rommneis, of the
First, and Fischer, of the Fourth, for
skill with the revolver shown In the
recent shoot.
Three patrolmen were up for trial be-
fore the board, and the cases against
each were dismissed. They were; Pa
trolmen Chenoweth and Muller, of the
Third Precinct, and Joseph ]. Mcclure,
of the Fifth
It was decided that the best time for
the ceremony of turning over the new
First Precinct station house to the po-
lice department by the public buildings
department would be at 1880 p. m. next
Monday, when it is to be formally
opened.
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INSURANCE RISKS
FOOT UP BILLIONS
28,667,l89,968 Written lin
1907 by Companies Doing
Business in This State.
ny Telegraph to the stsF.l


TRENTON. April 2s.-The report OF
Commissioner David o. Watkins, OF the
departinent of banking and insurance,
showing the condition and operation Of
companies engaged in fire and marine
insurance which have authority to do
business in this State, has been sub
mltted to Governor Fort. Two domestic
mutual fire companies have been incor-
porated during the year They are the
Merchants, OF Woodbury., and The Sea-
board. of Atlantic City. The report in
cludes returns made by 176 corporations
Of which eleven are domestic stock, fire
and marine companies, t~wenty-four do
mestic mutual fire companies, 1O6 stock,
fire and marine and three mutual IRE
companies OF other States, and thirty
two stock, fire and marine companies OF
foreign countries doing business in this
state through United States branches.
The combined capital stock of all the
institutions. except the domestic mutual
fire companies, on December 81 last was
$50. COO. S54; admitted assets. $4l3,69l,3 oS'
Exclusive of capital stock. the liabilities
were S245, $50. los: surplus, sos, 76O,4o1. Re-
CENTS from fire insurance premiums ag-
arepated S240. 9S7. 1879; fire losses paid,
sf11,S4s, 035. Marine insurance premiums
received aggregated $11, 1884; losses
paid, $7,16S,4 04.
Remittances by foreign companies to
their home offices were Sc, 949, 928 in ex-
cess of amounts received therefrom,
contrasted with an excess of receipts
Of s47, 221,477 in the previous year. due
10 the exigencies of the San Francisco
conhagration. The income from all
sources amounted to $275, 800, 545, and
exceeded the gross disbursements by
S45. $50, g4f, whereas in 1906 the margin
was only sS52. $50. Payments for COM
mission, salaries, etc, were $40 1874.
Dividends TO stockholders aggregated
$7,726.3 1863.
In the fire insurance branch the total
insurance written was $2S, SCI, 1S9, 1858 and
incurred losses $t10, 500, 46S. The ratio
Of losses incurred to risks written was
39-100 per cent. The insurance in force
at the close of 1907 aggregated $34,2S5,-
253, 631, and the average date of pre-
MUM was Sill.
The fire insurance business transacted
in New Jersey in 1907 was: Risks writ
ten. 1914, 305, 2S4; premium receipts,
50, 0Sl AL; losses incurred, $3,113, 245. The
per cent. Of losses incurred to premiums
received was S4.3S. Adding the figures
of the domestic mutual companies gives
the following aggregates as to business
done in his State during the year: Fire,
risks written, 1864. 1886, 2S5; cash pre-
miums received, 80, FOG, 547; contingent
premiums (notes) of domestic mutual
companies, $3.50, 557; losses paid, $3,476,-
1872; losses incurred. S3.255, 748.
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Monday. April 20. 1908. Patrick. be-
loved husband of Elizabeth burning.
GEHL-On Thursday, April %, 1908
Solomon, widower of the late Helen
Gehl (nee WundoehD and father oil
Philip. Sadie. Gertrude, Irving and
William Gehl. at the g of so years
Relatives and friends, also the Of
f1cers and members of the Israel K.
U. v. and Congregation Anshe Israel.
are kindly invited to attend the fu-
neral from his late residence, AZ RAN
kin street, at 2 p. M. this (Friday)
afternoon. Interment in the Cemetery
of the Israel X. u. ". Twentieth
street. Please omit flowers.
GUNNING-On April %. 1908. Michael,
son OF the late Terrence and Mary
Cunning.
Relatives and friends, also the
members of the Holy Name Society,
are invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence, So Quitman street.
IN Saturday, April 20, at S a. m, to
st. Columba's Church, where a SOL
emn High Mass of Requiem will be
offered for the repose of his soul. In
terment in the Cemetery of the Holy
Sepulchre.
HEFF1.RON-on April 70, 1908. James
Heferon.
MULLER-On Wednesday. April ~,
1908, Augusta, beloved wife of Georges
Muller, aged SO years 10 months Q
days.
Relatives and friends of the fam
lily, also societies of which deceased
was a member, and John F. Morse
oIno 100 n n IT re 0ran0a NJ
j., are kindly invited TO attend the
funeral from her late residence. 10
Sixteenth avenue, on Friday, April "a,
1908, at 9 O'Clock p. m. Interment in
Rosedale Cemetery.
MISUNDERSTANDING. at Joplin. Mo-,
on Monday, April 20. 1908, Emil, be-
loved husband of Gussie Neumann
(nee Wise), aged 43 years.
.WENS-On April %, 1908, Helen. be-
loved daughter of Joseph and Mary
Owons (nee Cadmus), aged 5 years
and 6 months.
RIx-On April 20, 1908, August. beloved
husband of Jessie Rix (nee Stryker),
aged SO years, at his late residence. $40
johnson avenue, Parkview.
sCHLAPFER-On Tuesday, April %
AtNOg ot MS ioAO 1Coi0Cll&Sg 4NOs v
Clifton avenue, Conrad ~Schlapfer, be-
loved husband of Carrie Schlapfer
(nee Hoeland), aged So years.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
5HIELDS-On Wednesday, April 20,
1908, Francis Shields, beloved husband
OF Mary Shields (nes' Smith,, of "a
Union street.
SMITH-At ~Johnstown, Pa, on April
II, 1908, Mary, youngest daughter of
the late Bernard and Annie Smith
(nee Fitzsimmons).
sTUETz-On April 90, 1908, at tho
home of his parents. 1884 Hunterdon
street, Martin A., beloved son of
Charles and Jacobina Stuetz.
rAETzSCH-On April 20, 1908, Mar
garet Taetzsch (nee Kilpatrick), be-
loved wife of Charles c. Taetzsch. of
1919 Morris
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DEATHS.

BAUER-April %, 1908, Christina B.,
widow of John Joseph Bauer. aged 81
years, 2S4 Cleveland avenue. Harrison.
BAUERNEBL-On Thursday, April ~,
1905, Regina Bauernebl (nee Wein-
MANN, aged 46 years'1 month IS days,
beloved wife of August Bauernebl, ST.
Relatives and friends, also the New
ark Turner Ladies' Society, are re-
spectfully invited to attend the flu
neral on Sunday. April 20, at 2 p. m,
from her late residence. 430 Eigh-
teenth avenue. Interment in Wood
land Cemetery.
BEESLEY-At Los Angeles, Cal, April
Is, 1908, in the 2sth year of his age,
Charles Fl. Beesley, adopted son Of
Mrs. Mary Cakes Pierson.
Funeral from his late home. 269
North Arlington avenue. East Or
snge, Saturday, April 20, at 2:30 p.
m. Relatives and friends are kindly
invited to attend. Interment at
Bloomfield Cemetery.
CONVERSION Tuesday, April %, 1908
Rev. Nicholas Bowers, pastor of the
Stirling Presbyterian Church.
DARLISON-At Orange, N. J., April 90,
1908, Mary, wife of Charles Darlison,
in her Goth year.
DAWSON April 81, 1908. Charles
Davis, in his 3Sth year 1919 Spring
field avenue, Irvington.
DEESLEY-At Los Angeles, Cal. on
April Is, 1908, in the 2Sth year of his
age. Charles Fl. Deesley, adopted son
of Mrs. Mary Cakes Pierson, of 2sS
South Eighth street.
DUPRE-On Monday, April 20, 1908, at
his late residence, 1893 South Orange
avenue, Ludwig, beloved husband of
Mary Dupre (nee Hoehl), aged 81
years 6 months and 20 days.
MISUNDERSTANDING, at Montclair. on
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TO WILLIAM A. HABIG-
by virtue of an order of the Court OF Chan
Gerry of New Jersey. made on the day OF the
date hereof, In a certain cause wherein Ethel
May Habig Is petitioner. and you, William A.
Habig. are defendant. you are required to APP
pear and plead, answer or demur to petition
er's petition on or before the twenty-eighth
day Of May next. or, IN default thereof. such
decree will be taken against you as the Chan
cellor shall think equitable and just.
The object of said suit Is to obtain a decree
OF divorce, diesolving the marriage between
you and the said petitioner.
Dated March 9th. 1905.
DAVIS & HAsTINGS,
Solicitors for Petitioner,
p. o. address. IS Exchange place. Jersey City.
N. J.
apr3, 10. II, 24.3f
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FATHER OF FOUR LONG MISSING.

Mrs. Webster w. Benjamin. of S72
Davis avenue, Arlington, has asked the
Kearny police to locate her husband.
She says he has been missing for six
months. Two days after his disappear
ance she says he wrote her saying he
would send all"
The has applied to the poor
and aims department of Arlington for
assistance. She has four children rang
ing from six weeks to five years.
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RAISING DUCK ON BOTTLE.

v1NELAND, April 23.-Chief of Po-
lice Nickerson say he is bringing up
on the bottle q wild duck recently
Matched by a hen, because the gosling
broke it's bill and the law prohibits
killing wild ducks at this season.
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L
WARDEN'S OFFICE.
April IS, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will
be received by the committee on purchases and
supplies OF the board of managers Of the New
70 O'Clock noon on Thursday. May Z, 1908, when
said bids will be received and publicly opened
and read by said committee, and the contract
awarded to the lowest responsible bidder. for
the articles named below, In such
quantities. but not less than the quantity
to August IA, 1908. as may be directed by the
warden, and all articles furnished Will be sub
ject to a rigid inspection and a full compliance
with the standard will be exacted of the con-
tractor.
Prices to include delivery at Morris Plains.
Proposals must be addressed to the committee
on purchases and supplies of the board of man
ayers OF the New Jersey state Hospital at
Morris Plains; must bear the Endorsement,
Proposals for supplies and must be deliv-
cred at the wardens office before twelve
o'clock noon on Thursday. May 2, 1908. Pro-
possls received after that time will not be
opened.
All contracts pursuant to this advertisement
will go into effect May IA, 1903, and unless re-
voked for cause will expire August II, 1908.
All proposals must be made and all contracts
executed with the understanding and obliga-
ton that the articles furnished shall be in all
respects equal to the standard established and
articles not up to the standard be at any time
furnished or articles ordered be not furnished
at the required time the contracts may be re-
voked and the defective articles may be re-
turned at the expense Of the contractor, who
shall also be liable for all additional expenses
incurred in the purchase of proper supplies.
Per Per 8
week Months.
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE COM
M1SSIoNERS OF Fl CITY OF
NEWARK.
City Hall, April 90, 1908.
The following is The list of names. residences
aud places of business OF persons making APP
plication to the board for the granting of
licenses to sell spirituous, vinous. malt or
brewed liquors and not heretofore published
according to law, to wit:
Name. Place of business. Residences.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Store Co, 1872 Garside st. Same place
NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LICENSES,
Commercial Bottling Co, 1871 Commerce ST..
1853 North Canal st.
Edwin H. Stolz, $50 So. Orange av. Same place
-RETAIL-RBNEWALS.
George Ehenlann. III w, Kinney st.Same place
Ruth, 223 Washington st.......
rs South Tenth st.
Cornelius Reilly, 400 Market st.... Same place
John j. Griffin. 457 Broad st....t...S Same place
Herman Scheu. 1926 Avon av........S Same place
David Goldberg. los Prince St. lis Broome st
Herman Knoller, 569-571 South Orange av..
Same place
Morris Heller. 3 Springfield av.....same place
Leopold Dassing, 324 Springfield av. Same place
Harry Mate, 179 Spruce st............Sam place
Lorenzo Clnerro. IS Fourteenth aY. Same place
Simon Rosenstein, sol Springfield ay......
57 Orange st.
Joseph Schneider. 2S Shipman St.. Same place
Mann, lib River st.........Sam place
RETAI-SINGLE TRANSFER.
Morris Sternberg, 2TA Bowery st 6S1 Market st.
RETA1L-DOUBLE TRANSFERS.
Kyser, 104 Tichenor st,........Same place
Elmer F. Benninser, 4s Montgomery ST..
Same place
RICHARD MILLER,
President pro tenn.
JAMES n. CONNOLLY.
CITY Clerk.
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RnCEIvER,s SALE.

RECBfvER's SALE or MAsON'S MATE
RAILS.
A rare chance for mason builders and CON
The entire stock of the New Jersey Brick
and Supply Co. consisting Of lath. plaster,
lime. cement. sand. brick. plain and crna.
concrete blocks, hIie uiping. etc, vii
be sold at private sale on the premises, ja
Frelinghuysen ave, Newark. N. y.
Sale begins Friday, April a. ut 0 o'clock
and continues from day to day iii stock is
OF. This stock must be sold regard
Of cost and value Terms cash.
EGEERT J. TAWBLfF, Receiver.
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ELAN WILL.
fBy Telegraph to the star.

fBy Telegraph to the star.l
RAILWAY, April 23.-Elam Will, &C
years old, died this morning at his
home, So Oliver street. He leaves a
wife and one son.. The funeral Will
take place on Saturday morning from
the Northampton Cemetery Chapel,
Easton, Pa.
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ORGANIZED LABOR PROTEST MEETING

Organized labor of Essex County will
hold "a protest m~assmeeting at Mi
chefs Hall. Sc South Orange avenue
tonight. The Rev. DIR. Il. A. WATSON.
Joseph r. Buchanan and Herman b.
Walker will be the principal speakers.
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FUNERAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.

The annual convention of the Essex
Funeral Benefit Association will be
held in the rooms of Adams Council
1903 Market street, at 2 o'clock this aft
ernoon. After the convention q banquet
will be held at De Jianpe's.
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new Jersey CENTRAL

FOR NEW YORK.
Trains leave Broad and Ferry street Stations:
1910. I:Oe.. 11:20, I:40 a. m; 1900 n; 1880.
s5:ss. $50. Sic. go, s.SS. S;iS.. Zoo. 77:iiSS.. ESQ.
alSC 5 ! Am q. m. Sunday 100. dise. 800. s;25:
Il. l2 sS leS l:5 20 s;oS s;sS, s:SS, $50 !!:oo.
!. For EYifsaSsiitisi and PRilaihnieIdd..0 s;is. $50. i. 4.
s sss sisSs. s ll;so A M; lsi5@ LIZ, LIZ, a;ss
,. M. Sundays. f.1o. sos OBS. 1o5:Ss,' IFS
a. M; 1875. a:lB. s:55. $50. sii5. 7isS. $40.
W. ~. lo;is ?; m. po,n,.A.n. .,.
MaSch Chunk @:so to EastonS, s;ss =. a ~
1:ls. 4;2s gb.ss to Easton) p. m. Sundays,
For wiikesSarre and Scranton. s,ss a. M:
4:2s p. m Sundays, AS. p. m.
For Perth Asrnbcy. ga s;7s. s:ss. 1lac
?. m. Sundays. 7:iO. s:5. if:5S a. M: ass. SIX
For Red Bank. long Branch, Asbury Park.
ETC., s:ss ts:5s Red Bank only. 1880 a. M:
sissss. ssa iss. s:ys G sE' , isisS Red BANK only,:
except Asbury Park r:io Red Bank oniyl' e:os,
o;1S to Rsd Bank only, a m. d'5s Red Bank
sa aSs i iaiss G:ss. s a'ss q ts;i f. sn asisS ssts INLAY.
sl For zil aiasI 'i ci,S 2. s sigs i y b. ?; N; n...o s.,'.,
lays Az onIy'. s'sS p m Sundays. SIS !. M:
Eor Trenton ana Philadelphia. s.is. 7.ss. s.as
s'siis. 745, siI5' 1850 =. M ess, ,,nds Ia sSySSS'
s:ps' s:ebt aO.sks. 11hs a. M: 1879, T:s5. six'
w. -'4s55' $3.50. 'tsiib, 7is5. $40. ssis'' iG',@e5
Fsr Baltimore ana washington. us AK
t;so e. M LIS. ass. SIS. f13 ,. n. snndae1ss
~ KIN sds nssS :, m n; i'5s. an, 800 s.l5 p d.
Telephone 500.
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81. Counterpanes. white AZ per
sample. 7e-inch wide, dozs...
%. Drlllinks. extra heavy, UNI
~tbltacheds 81 inch az sample.
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SEALED

NEW JERSEY STATE HOSPITAL, NORRIS
PLAINS,
OFFICE
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T Tor Desks
Office Furniture
In great variety OF
Style and Price.
w. B. WOOD co.
RI Academy st.
Agents for
Globe Wernicke Co.
Il
CITY ADvERTIsEMENTs

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE COM
M1sSIoNERS OF THE CITY OF
NEWARK.
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Cod Fish to Boil, h.. .........7o
Founders, lib.
Fresh Herring, Id. ..............6c
Fresh Haddock, lb. DC
Scallops, quart. 300
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!..as s.,s sh.sws- Ia
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Ballantine's Malt, doz. Ito
Marie 6 Co. Cognac. Loo
Burgundy Wine,ga al 2k
Rhine Wine
Sauterne (Dobson sc
N~lerstelner Imported 1890
Gold Seal Champagne,
extra dry, quart. =. |. 90
Duffy's Apple Jules, qt.. 35c
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Extra blades for the Dime Safety Razor
may be obtained at our store any time
at the rate of 5 for t0c. Each blade is
good for as many shaves as can be had
from any safety blade.
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Comforts and Blankets at IA off
the price at Pierce's Big Store.

When the stomach. heart or kid
ney nerves get weak, then these or
gans always fail. Don't drug the
stomach or stimulate the heart or
kidneys. That is simply a makeshift.
Get a prescription known to drug
gists everywhere as DIR. Shops Re
storative- The restorative is prepared
expressly for these weak inside nerves
Strengthen these nerves. build them
with DR.. Shops Restorative tablets
OF liquid. and see how quickly help wi
come. Free sample sent on request
by DR.. shOop. Racine. Wis Your heali
is surely worth this simple test. Fol-
sale by Louisa Drug Co.
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C. W JONES

The pale horse and his rider has
visited our community and taken from
US one OF our kindest and best friends
in the DersOnOfCharley w. Jones. He
was born in Gallia county. Ohio. Sept.
7. 1873. and died Feb. 5, IgS0S. aged
IS years, four months and - days.
He Joined the II. T. Church. South,
and was converted at the age OF q
years He was a noted Sunday school
worker. conducting his first Sunday
school in Gallia county. Ohio. In the
year 1870 he moved with his family
from Ohio to Lawrence county. Ken
lucky. and first settled on the Bar
rett farm on East Fork OF Little
sandy. and conducted Sunday school
at Trinity. during the time he lived
there. He moved from East fork o
Cat fork about the year 1854 and
lived there until his death. He sup
erintended Sunday school at McDan-
iels. Falisburg. OlioyiIle. Long branch.
Baker and Green Valley His last
Sunday school was at Green valley.
which closed In October. 1897. lie
was also a great church worker. He
welded great influence over a oongre-
cation lie leaves a wife and three
children and many friends 70 mourn
the loss Of Brother Jones. but thank
God We do not mourn as those that
have no hope. for while he Is gone
from Us he Is this night enjoying the
Itappy association Of Willie and Min
ME. who proceeded him TO GioryIand.
His oldest son. Willie Jones. died
Feb. 5. 1901. about six o'clock, a m.
and broiher Jones died Feb. 5. lg1S.
about six a m His funeral vas
/ preached al his home BY Brother H.
b Hulett and his text was:
And heard a voice from heaven
saying unto me. write. Blessed are the
dead which die intheLord from hence
forth. Yea. saith the Spirit that ihey
may rest from their labours. and theiI
works DO follow them and from
this Brother Hrlsst preached a mos
excellent sermon 10 a large cOncourss
OF people Bro. Jones was an active
member Of the two orders. the Red
Men and l. 90. F.. OF Fallshurg. Ky.
ard after the funeral sermon Wa
over the two orders took charge Of
his remains. there being 81 mem
berS The body was taken to th'
lGarred Short graveyard and burieC
beside his son. Willie. there 10 sleeI
until the resurrection morning
Weep not, Mrs Jones. Ida. Marthi
and Ray. brother Jones is not dead
he is asleep in Jesus Nay the Lor'
bind up your bleeding hearts anS
prepare you to meet Uncle Charley
Willie and Minnie around God
throne. Adam Harmon
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A tickling cough. nom any cause. Is

A tickling cough. nom any cause. Is
quickly stopped by DR.. Shops Cough
Cure. And Il Is 50 thoroughly harm
less and safe. that DR.. ShoOP tells
mothers everywhere to give il With
out hesitation even TO very young Ia
bes The wholesome grsen leaves and
tender steus Of a lung healing mount
aInOus shrub furnish the curative pro
psrties to DR.. Shops Cough Cure II
Gains the cough. and e<ls the sore
and sensitive bronchial membrancS
No opium no ehlorOtOru, nothing
harsh used TO iniure o. suppress SIM
ply a resinoU5 plsns extract. thai
helps to heal aching lungs The SFCa p
lards call this shrub which the Dos
tor useS The Saerci Herb Demaud
Dr. shops Take no other, Louiss
Drug Co
STYLE and best quality suits and
OvercoatS
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Here You are, Headquarters FOR
Postal Cards and PhotO Buttons msde
direct from the person or old pictures
Nesativcs les apiecs-threc for 80.
Remember. We siVc nail orders
prompt attention. We "a the first
class Pho,o and hat,on outfits 10
dc the work and experienced gallery
Oren for an Kinds Of work every sat-
orday. n NJ. Jones old stand Louis
Ky. Give Us a cali or mail Us an or
der.
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For Sale.

One hundred acres Of land scsI r.
\. vlnsOn's residence Thirty pas
,pre land and seventy acres bottom
Fourteen acres. better known as
Allison tract. west OF Lick creek sosd-
Thirteen acres known As Clem
3-NsaI tract. bottom.
Fourteen acres known as Sam Doc
sm,,h tract bottom. adjoining rail-
rosd. east Of Lick creek
seventy acres known as Fort hin
tract.
Win sell all but the one hundred
.erss IN lois OF one OF more acres to
salt purchaser.
ley u. NorthuR