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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-11-26
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MT. HOPE.

Rev. D. G.: Hunter, of Sylvia, was
in town few days ago looking after
the Order of Red Men
lobe Jackson, the porter on Loup
Creek Division, is sick this week
with tonsilitis. - ~ o."
The handsome eight-room resi-
dence erected by Phillip Cyrus, is
near completion.
G. A. Watkins, of Hinton, is here
on business.
H. A. Johnson, has returned from
visiting friends in Virginia.
V. A. Carter, the blacksmith at
Sylvia, was in town a few days ago
att the office Of Drs. Galloway and
Anderson.
M. P. Brockman Is confined to his
room this week with a cold.
Miss Maud Tarrer,. of Greenville,
is here visiting her sister, Mrs. II. A.
Scott.
Rev. D. c. Deans, principal Of the
Macdonald YsehoollAswill leave Wed
nesday to attend the West Virginia
Teachers Association which will
convene on Thanksgiving Day.
Mrs. Lorena Scott is on the sick
list this week
DR.. G. B, Anderson made q bust
ness trip to Sylvia Tuesday.
Mrs. P. Fl. Galloway and Mrs. M.
E. Galloway attended services at
Glen Jean, Sunday.
Edgar Young and Miss jamie Nc
Garner tuoro married lnpt WedDoS-
day evening. The reception was at
MT. and Mrs. r. F. GTay's, sister Of
the bride.
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with relatives, has returned home.

with relatives, has returned home.
Miss Clara Brown. who has been
sick for several weeks with rheum-
atism, is slowly improving.
L. II. Hays, of Charleston, was up
Thursday to attend a meeting of the
Masonic order.
Mrs. l.. d. Hodge, who has been
In the Northern end of the State
visiting the orders Of True Reform
ers, returned home last week.
Rev. James H. Halter, of Wright,
was here last week on business.
S. j. Jackson was a business visi-
Mrs. o. T. Wilkerson will enter
tain the Missionary Club, Wednes-
day afternoon, at her home on Col
lege street.
The First Baptist church took I'D
collection Of $685. for the Hill
Top school Sunday evening.
Mrs. 1ssie Lewis delightfully."- en-
teftained with dinner Thursday,
Miss II. Nj. James and Leon James
were business visitors to Charleston
Monday.
DR.. B. F. White is making some
improvements to his office on Front
street.
Mrs. J. H. BROWN has returned
from several days visit to Institute
and Charleston.
Miss Ethel Brown entertained the
teachers Reading Circle Friday eve
ming
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70 the wounded man. He was q tar
get for an army. He got to the sol-
der, or close enough to fasten the
canteen to the ramrod, and hand it
to him. The man wanted to fasten
his watch to the ramrod, but Mich
oils refused, and wormed his way
back to the pit and fell. over in my
arms. Yes, his clothing was pierced
by numerous shots, but his skin was
not broken. I will always believe
that nothing short of God in Heaven
kept and protected him. ~..
That was heroic, but it may be
conte.!ded, considering all the cir
cumstances, the known condition of
public sentiment, the nature of the
negro's crime, the loathing the sher-
If must have had for the wretch,
that the heroism Of the sheriff was
of even higher type than that Of the
boy soldier. 20.
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ST. ABRAMS.

Miss Josie Williams, who has
been i'll for some time, is still con-
fined to her bed.
Rev. Ballard Brooks, of Charles
ton, preached an able sermon here
Sunday, the 18th.
Rev. r. W w. Meadows, Of Hunt
ingtOn, Baptist State Missionary,
passed through our town Saturday
on his way to Raymond City.
Mrs. Lulu Brown, who has been
visiting here, was called to her home
at Charleston by the illness of her
son Caesar, who is suffering with
typhoid fever.
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. Hero in War
and One in Peace

a correspondent in Spartanburg,
s. c., sends us an account Of how
John Nichols, the sheriff Of the
county, saved a negro In his custody
from an attack Of mob, says the
News York Times. -, Tbs&negFo has
since been tried, con9icted, and sent
to prison for thirty years, as pun
tshment for the crime 4of assault.
Our correspondent inct0BSs also an
account by an eyewitness :of&how the
same man, a mere boy then, at the
battle Of Spottsylyania Court, House,
went from the shelter of. the Confed-
crate rifle pits, under1a murderous
fire, to carry water 10 a. wounded
Federal officer who h8sf lain groan-
ing near for some time. The writer
says: m. ..'.
With his canteen and Yamrod in
hand, he was out of the DIT in O.
ji1y The dust from shots few all.
ab6lt him as ne fSIf on ms belly
md Sg1fmed his way aero ne opea
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Panama ClotK skirts, Ia the new
;. sheath effect. button tldmmed,
satin bands and satin strips.
pIeslted back. stylish r 49,
), up-to-date skirt 700. I'll AN
s. value. Sale Price AtsVO
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Edward Ransom was at Raymond


Edward RANSOM was at Raymond
City, Sunday. ~
Miss Lizzie Graves spent Thurs
dey at Charleston.
J. l.. Brooks is{o the sick list.
Rev. D. Stratton preached at the
baot1st church Sunday morning and
evening. &sIHNlgI y
MISS Rhoda Wilson, who Geacnes
In the Charleston school, spent Sun
day here with her parents.
r. A. Neal. who is engaged in
painting the Simpson M. E. church
at Charleston, was p Sunday visitor.
Miss Ellen SEurlock, of McKen-
dree, is spending a few days here
with relatives. ,,t9h.
Mrs. Virginia SEraughtcr is re-
ported to be RECOVERING from a re-
cent illness. ~
Robert Allen spent Saturday and
Sunday at Winifrede'
The Evening Star. club held it's
last meeting with&R. Spurlock. An
excellent program was rendered and
refreshments served! after the bust
ness ness of the meeting had 4 be: been trans
Percy. Friend visited his mother
at Institute, Friday. -
G. l.. Wilson and son are spend
ing a few days at home
Mrs. Jefferson Price spent two
weeks here with her husband and
children returning to Columbus last
week.
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With The Boxers,

Milt Kinney, the first boxer who
ever stung Billy Papke, lightweight
champion of the world, believes that
Papke is going to whip Stanley Ket-
chell, when the two fighters meet for
the third time at Frisko on Thanks
giving Day to battle for the champi-
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HELD FOR, MURDER.

Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. 25.-Edward
Tredway, of Parkersburg, w. Va, is
with the murder Of John C. Barrows
r1Verman, of Hockingport, Ohio,
whose body was found in the Allie
gheny river mere, Monday, Tredway
worked with Barrows on the same
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Skirts, full width, pleatsd efIeSts.
inverted back, perfec ~
fitting, with fold. g. ~
value. Sale Price. w
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Ladies' Black Kroadcloth Goats,
full loose back, braid trimmed,
all satin liked, :stylis - m
and dressH Coat. 81 uX
value. Sale Price. UsVO
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Ladies' Atwood BroadcIoth Coat,
90 inches long, braid trimmed
yoke, collar and cuff n IN
I Sa1.s loose cha back 80 go INK
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-16

interesting Happenings Ia Lincoln County Ia
Genera. shossone Particular

Peaches, oranges. and ether fruits AT
Todd's New Resort.
7 chss. Burgess ia building a large barn
in the south part Of town.
John K5eta, county survey. went to
iIagerman. yesterday. 70 DO some sur
ycqing A tbe apper Salmon Falls
G. r. Borden received and unloaded a
carload Of Winona wagons and buggics
,his week 70 meet the requirements Of
BIZ trade.
Joe Bosydiage has the foundation
completed fof new residence on east
Post street and the building viii be
completed thia fall
Ma NJ A. Coolidge and her neice.
Miss Lillian Dodge. departed last eve
fos Los Angelica, California. where Miss
Dodge viii engage IN tutoring.
Mra Ben Dsrrah returned from Cald-
we'll Tues ias evening Mr. Darrah
preceding her by several days They
enjoyed the fair and the visit very
much
Miss Martha Garl0ek was IN Boise,
Sunday resting up from her western
trip ~ an entertainer She seems TO
be very successful 10 her chosen field Of
eadeayor
The frame Nori, Of Andy Newman's
fine residence IN the southeast port Of
he city. Is now booming Up and show
ug Ia part, the ample dimensions Of
he ne~ building
Miss Alice Clark IL assisting 10 the .
Auditors office during the rush Of bust.
ieas incident 70 district court. the
meeting Of the board Of commissioners
Ial matters pertaining TO election.
Pasture for rent. I'unupa
anch Of 400 acres including
40 acres alfalfa. fine growth.
sooding, Idaho. s. c. Durland.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-16
Election only Is
days off. Register
or YOU can't vote.

Silas Perrine recently sold an 80 acre
ranch three miles this side Of Twin Falls
for an even one hundred dollars an acre,
total Of 81, 900. And yet some peo-
pie are 90 blinded as to affirm that
there is no money in southern Idaho
dilt Mr.. Perrine also has had some
experience with town lots in the city Of
Twin Falls and he finds the investment
not so bad either For two corner bus
mess lots in which he owned a third in
terest, a recent sale amounted to $23.
900, and that sum was realized on dirt
alone, the buildings being exempted
from the sale and are to be moved off
From such sales as these one can
safely draw the conclusion that Idaho
dirt is in demand.
An interesting meeting Of the w. G.
7. Z, ladies was held at the home of
Mrs Garloek on last Tuesday afternoon.
On account Of the circulation of the re.
monstrance against the granting Of a
saloon license to the Senate saloon,
short session only was held. The fol-
lowing officers were named to serve the
coming year: President, Mrs. T.. G.
lsenburg; yice-president, Mrs. A. A.
Garloek; corresponding secretary, Mrs
Lena NJ Lisle; recording secretary,
Mrs. Mary A. Burkhill; treasurer, Mrs.
G. r.. Mcmahon. The next meeting
will be held with Mrs. Mcmahon on
Tuesday afternoon the goth, when steps /
will be taken to ascertain the position /
of the candidates for office, on the /
saloon question. All women interested /
IN casting ballot for the right one, are
cordially invited to attend this meeting,
whether members of the w. c T. u.
,r not. Meeting at $50, p. m.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-16
amlnanltlon al To.ld's New

shotgun amnunition at Tosld's New
Resort.
Rey G. 4. varnum moves 70 hls
1sreme ranch tasiay
Have you seen those school hats 81
fsfable 4 Waters Gail ard examine
them
Miss Della TarHef went 90 Salt Lake
CTS the hrst IF tts seek y take "a
.eosgse IS professional nursing
vs. d Gafiock IS spending the week
IS shoshone IT, aae sery spccessfai
Is losaslna CUSTOMERS on :he King Hin
tract
& ~ Horton . ptgpaFlng y pniid
fsshlencr adjoining TIE Aoglnger prep
@rS on The Wesf and ths work VIII
tsrt 81 enee
vi 81 Shilling, ihs genial postmaster
- Ruper was doing business "a the
sauasy capital. "Wednesday aid fh0fs
slag Il ihis Nek
Al MeMahon ard family viii soon
D. It hape 20 their aRn property here
- shaahene. until recentiy occupied bg
the jos keefer fafailg
Harfs VI Anderson sBIersdan attack
81 toasliiis. Monday evening. that
rendered it cry difficult FOR him e Mt
Tend e. business foF several days.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-16

Charley Haynes received package
from his old home in Ohio, the first of
the week and was surprised on opening
it to find a cake ofgenuine maple sugar.
A meeting of all temperance and
sati-saloop league is called to meet at
Garlock's Office on Friday evening. Oct.
23rd. at 7:30, p M All Interested in
having the best men elected TO Office,
regardless Of politics. are urged to at
tend this meeting.
n. NJ. Blair. Instructor and secretary
Of Blair Business Coilege Of Spokane,
WAS in the city the fore part Of the
week and visited Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
A. Thomas who were former residents
Of Spokane. Mr.. Blair is brother Of
the founder Of the college.
Do you want a pure cough remedy2
DO you want a sure cough remedy
DO you want cough remedy that
has no equal?
DO you want the best cough remedy
Then get Hickory Bark C ugh Rem (
ady For sale By r NJ Starrh and +
dealers everywhere.
Miss Pearl Goodirg went down to
Gocding. Sunday. 70 begin work the
irst Of the week as one Of the teachers
IN the public school The Gooding
school district now has more than 200
pupils enrolled. With present aecomoda-
ions for not nearly all Of them. The
inc new SEQ, 900 school house is expect
ID 70 be finished by midwinter, 50 that
I can b.. occup;ed.
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Register or you'll
lose your vote.

Rapid progress has been made on the
new Borden house and the two new
Fred Gooding houses being erected in
the southwest part Of town. r. G..
Pierce has also been making good
Roadway on his residence IN the same
quarter
Mrs Alkaline Becker os jerome. was
10 the city the last Of the week. the
guest Of Mrs W. F. Dubes. Mrs.
Becker is planning 10 devote several
months travelling over many Of the
middle and eastern states. and making
more o. less extended stops in places
Of interest. and visiting where relatives
or friends are living. She left for
Iowa. Sunday evening
AZ the cost Of several months labor.
Paul Haddock constructed a very large
wall map OF Lincoln county, showing
all the segrcgatious and surveyed lands
IN the county. The scale Is one inch to
the mile The map " suspended ON
wall Of their Shoshone office and is
ornamental as well as useful.
NJ 81 Maekey republican candidate
for assessor. was in Shoshone the first
of tho week, on his canvass Of the
county He Is starting out to visit
every section. and his friends predict
that he win make so good an impression
on the people that they viii give him a
decided majority At the polls in Noyem-
Der.
jerald Dresser. a lad nine years old. I
being abandoned by his mother and I
whose father IA dead. was brought up
from Rupert Wednesday by Probation 4
Officer Barton and placed IN the care Of /
Rev. S W Greasy. who has made sp-
olicatloa to edop, him. The lad has
been living with f. j Duncan near
Rupert the past fifteen months.
Andrew Creighton arrived home. Mon
ay, from an extended visit In Scot
and the hoiue OF his hoyhood days
Nj Creighton is a miner Of many years
iei''''s having Fs'9ae'e e''''ns az
~ l''sHs'. .''.'S ~ 'he famous oe~tn
"''ss y '"'''o''''.'' ava 'ns outing ne
~ e''l''t =" g ~ 'f'l - S'''''''''0 mas
'''N NsN e'f''e0 ana Ne 0eae' wen
'sl'ss't
The epafd ~ county commissioners,
'ceempauigd bs nr. W. u Baugh went
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-16
LOST

losr A young hriudlc hull dog.
Return 70 W. n. Milhgan. city.
i.osr A pair Of gold bowed spectac-
les. IN black hinged case. Finder please
return to A. Morrison. Shoshone.
Losr A small silk purse containing
several pieces OF jewelry. Finder please
return te Rush Haddock. Shoshone. and
receive reward
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FOR Sale

! VIII sell by sealed bids 60 highest
bi'ier OF November 1905 the Wad-
dell property. located ia Shoshone.
idaho, consisting Of one house and three
lots Bids % % sent Is
" ROBERTSON. Administrator.
oet s's9 Goodiue Idaho
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WANTED.

WANTED Span mares. !. 400 lbs. age
8 or years see. 2S-S-ll. j. w. BAN
bury. Clear Lake +. 0.
Wanted A buyer for good A-room
house. cellar. shade, electric light. wat
err. good neighbors Worth more mon
ey Inquire of the journal.
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Register or you
can I vote.

TIE sage Brush ioaif company upN
have four men on he read as sales
mea, add one days shipment 81 their
goods this week iotaled nearly 8 ton ii
weight
Harvey Thomas has resumed his
espondeacr work n Aw and taken
np q eourss "a logic, and hf Thomas
Is again sble % rssame hf ceues IN
sfenograpiS
Are sou kodsterg If not. why
sWtg Ash Starrn the Druggist lie
haa az kinds Of kodaks and win be
f,leased 70 show how they work Price
the same ~ 10 Nce York
s. }. Haies and mife II Rictheld
Wefe spending sone days b shoshone
ihis week Mr. Hates Is the senior
mcuber 81 the firm pf Hates Crane.
contractors % the Alberta tract.
A. W Gaelosk vho has spent several
days with she bome folsa ia shoshone
relarneA. yesterday 90 the reservoir Of
me six Wed river project where he
r snaagea with ihe engineering force.
A surc cure one yoa can depend or-
81. iliekerg natk Cough ReneAy a.
sure cure. and ts pure' Use "a for an
lsaF trouble coughs colds. heerseneas
and sorc throat. Fer sale by 4. N.
Slarrh ard dealers everywhere
Judss J G gogsraand John PEBBLES.
n withdrawing from the Fleming
murder csnc desired 70 make public
their firm belief that John Fleming
u and was insane and for that reason
they believe rs 0lIl never BE- hung
WANTED Horses and cattle
to winter. Also have a good
pasture 10 let A. Bayliss ranch .
on Big Wood river, 9 miles
from Shoshone.
r Donnelly The ncw section foreman
oB sle branch from Shoshene 20 Rich
held. was formerly foreman a. Bliss
vherc 81 Succeeded 10 sabduinF the
a0raly Greeks aud made record that
caused bis promotion % his present POI
clifton.
The bfrthers henry and Peter Coos.
cn. 81 rortsad Orseou arrived 10
Stoshone Wednesday te visit their
COUSIN 3ehn koets aad - look over
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In Mitigation.

You are charged with having reg.
stered nlegalls
Well. your honor. responded the
prisoner. perhaps I did but they were
trying SO hard to beat you that just
got desperate
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-16
StraYed.

etrayed from Trail Springs. six miles
below Riuc Lakes, one muley COW red
and white. branded J O. on right hip.
For return 5000 reward Address.
G. IL BENNINGTON.
r O. box aga Twin Falls. Idaho
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Classified Advertisements

90 ths rate of ~ cents per week. not exceeding
four lines. Each additional linc cents extra.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous.
For Sale A fine COW and calf. In
quire Of the Journal.
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MISS GEARL MARRIED
TO JOHN w. RlDSDALE.
Young MOntclair Bride Shows
cred with Gifts by Friends.

A pretty wedding look place at the
home of the brides sister, Mrs. Ralph
Lee, OF 80 Spring street, Montclair, last
night, when the e Wayne Womer,
of the Ferry NJ. E. Church, East Or
ange, married Miss Rebecea SGearl to
John w. Fsidsdale. both of Montclair.
Miss Albertlna Hahn was bridesmaid.
and the best man was Charles Gearl.
The house was decorated with great
masses of flowers tied with large bows
of white satin ribbon. The relatives of
the young couple We're present and
showered the bride with gifts. After
the ceremony a wedding supper was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ridsdale. after a jour-
ney, win reside at 10 Tichenor place.
Montclair.
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NUTLEY MAN FINED SIS.

Frank Kimball, of &c Centre street.
Nutley, was arralgned before Recorder
William H. Parry last night on a
charge of disorderly vspnduct and with
using abusive Ian Rge. He was
fined So.
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MACHINISTS' tool and die-making: model and
experimental work; sheet metal stamping Of
all kinds; done by expert mechanics. It would
pay you to look us up. CROWN MANUFAC-
TURING. 17-19-21 Spring st.
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Plumbers.

HAVE your boilers cleaned and repaired for tho
winter in a hrst-class manner by ANDREW
MURRAY. 77 North Fourth ST., Harrison.
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Tailoring. Cleaning and Pressing.
B VISCITI, 77 N. Fourth. ST.. Harrison, N. T..
custom tailor. cleaning. pressing and repairing
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NJ. PRIETZ. 27 Harrison av.. Harrison. Gas
fitting. Timing. stove repairing.
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EHRICH'S OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE
ESTIMATES GIVEN ON. STAG PARTIES.
75 r FOURTH ST. HARRISON, N. j.
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NEWARK FEED CO. cheapest place in New
ark 70 buy hay. Hay. straw, grain and prod
uce Of all kinds. A. oLDFIELD. Proprietor:
1876 Broad st. L. D.. phone 7S9 B. B.; local
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HARRISON
Bakery.

JAS. II. JONES, 57 North Fourth ST., Harri-
son, N. j.. Baker of scenes. pancakes, cat
cakes. mutton pies, etc, a speciality.
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LESSONS given In French. German, Italian,
Greek. Spanish. Roumanian and Turkish.
FRANK A.. ROTH. 26 Prince st.. Newark.
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= House Furnishings md Hardware.
A. NELSON. $50 Midland av.. Arlington. dealer
In House Furnishings, Hardware, etc.
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GREAT reductions in floor coverings: also II
beds AMI beddings: cash or credit; at JACOB
BROS, 207-e09 Harrison av.
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Meat Market, Fruit and Vegetables.
THOS. G. HERLIHEY.
Columbia Meat and Vegetable Market.
4T5 Elm ST. Phone q. Arlington. n. 7
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Hardwood Floors and ~Parquetry.
PARQUDT FLOORS; hardwood flooring. DO
RILL. $50 Bank st.
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NOTICES.

NoTICE-The John j. Malady Second Ward
Democratic Club. Of Harrison, desires esti-
mates on the cost Of a political. banner to be
strung across the street; said banner to contain
three portraits and the names of local candi-
Yates. For particulars call at headquarters.
Sol South Fourth St.. Harrison.
my wife, Elizabeth May Forbes
: (nee McGilD. has left my bed and board I
ereby forbid all persons harboring or trusting
on my account. T. DONALD FORBES.
Make up your mind now that you viii In
ass yoSr sales. Advertise in tho STAR
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Hotels.

COMMERCE HOTEL. Is ri room'
Soc, &c, soc per night; for gentlemen only
free baths and latest improvements.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-25

A delayed advertisement brings only the
sfterm ath OF trade. IT'S the first cali that
the procession OF customers.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-25
Grain and Hay.

MODERN DINIf;G ROOM, s Central ay.
under new management, Is the place to dine
and lunch. Regular dinner 25c. lunch 15c.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-25
House Cleaning.

ROOMS to let with board: rates reasonable
Commercial Hotel. G.. d. KNECHT 2o5 Wash
ington st.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-25

Electrical Construction.
JOHN A. HEDMAN.
Htgh-class electrical construction and repairing.
73k South Orange av., South Orange. Tel. 11t-R.
UphOlsterer
P. FISCHKIN. 1854 So. Orange av.. s. o.: tel.
IL. Fine cabinetmaking and upholstering.