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The Newark journal., 1908-01-24

(. 1000 matches cents at The Racket Store. Hominy cents can at The Racket Store.
 Take your notary work to A. A. Henderson.
 Will Duvall spent Saturday night at Newport.
 Two cans of corn 15 cents at The Racket Store.
 Potatoes 90 cents bushel at The Racket Store.
 Tomatoes 10 cents can at The Racket Store.
 A. c. McKaig of Batesville was in town Tuesday.
 D. C. Lane spent Saturday at the county capital.
 Six pounds of beans for 25 cents at The Racket Store.
 Star Tobacco 45 cents a pound at The Racket Store.
 Canned peas cans for 9 cents at The Racket Store.
 bars Glairette soap for p cents at The Racket Store.
 Is pounds granulated sugar, $1.0o at The Racket Store.
 When you want groceries cheap go to The Racket Store.
 20 pounds light brown sugar s1.oO at The Racket Store.
 John Scott was up from Newport on business Wednesday.
 H. c. shown was up from Paroquet on business Saturday.
 Everything you want good to eat at l Galloway's restaurant. l Zed Griffith was over from Dunnihg- ton on business Monday.
 Mrs. E. H. Williamson was shop ping at Newport Monday
 List your property with the Tender son Real Estate Company.
 P. s. Fortune is reported quite sick at his home north of town.
 You always get your moneys worth when you eat at Galloway's.
 Sheriff A. L. Dunlap, of Batesville, l spent " Wednesday night town.
 Rev G. L. Fink of the Dota neigh borhood was in town Monday.
 When you want a nice roast or steak telephone Newark Grocer Company.
 If you have property for sale list it with the Henderson Real Estate Go.
 Squire J. T. Tharp was looking after business at Batesville Monday.
 We pay cash for chickens, eggs and country produce. Newark Grocer Co.
 Mrs. Flurnoy, an aged lady living at Magness, died Tuesday from pneu- monia.
 For Rent-l5o acres of Big Bottom land to rent or lease. Apply to s. A. Moore.
 Fine lot of feedstuff, corn, hay, bran and chops at Newark Grocer Com pany's. J. A. Kaneaster, of Batesville, can didate for sheriff, was in town We'd nesday.
 For corn, hay, oats, bran, alfalfa seed, etc., figure with the Newark Lum- Der Company.
 All parties indebted to the Newark Gin Co.,, are requested to call and settle at once. 2-7-S
 Burglars entered the depot at Guion few nights ago and stole about two gallons of booze.
 The only place in town to get good meal at reasonable price is at Gallo ways restaurant.
 Magness ferry 1 1-4 miles west of Magness; good roads, good banks and careful ferryman. Cook X Gire invite their friends to call and view the New Star Barber Shop, on Front street. IL E IIawfhnrna N A Snaed and
The Newark journal., 1908-01-24
WOOD FoR SALE

Good wood for either cooking or heating purposes for sale, and can be delivered on short notice. Ash X Sons, Newark, Ark. 2-1-8 s
The Newark journal., 1908-01-24

oolu dVoS' PiOuiueHb young farmer of the Charlotte neighborhood, was in town Wednesday.
 J. NJ. Duncan, of Gainsboro town ship, prominent candidate for tax as- sesor, was in town yesterday.
 J. NJ. Knight, one of White River townships best citizens, was transact ing business in town Monday.
 J. T. Brooks came up from Texar- kama Sunday to spend a few days looking after business matters.
 F. M. Barnett, one of the Dota neighborhood's good farmers, was selling cotton in town Monday.
 Wash Harrington, who is teaching at Shotfner, came up Saturday to spend Sunday with home folks.
 ". c. Cason and family, formerly of Paroquet, are now residents of New ark, having moved in Saturday.
 Take your eggs, hides, furs and pro- duce to Newark Grocer Company They pay the highest market price.
 For Sale--Thoroughbred brown leghorn roosters, 50c each. Apply to Mrs. T. H. Dearing, Newark, Ark.
 E. NJ. Edgar and son, Otis, who are at work at Newport. came up Sunday morning to spend the day with home folks.
 Mrs. J. R. Mayhan and daughters, Oracle and Vernie, of Newport are spending a few days here visiting rel atiyes.
 The Law and Order League will hold it's regular semi-monthlg meeting at the Methodist church next Monday night.
 Mrs. Sig Shoffner and little son, of Shoffner, are spending a few days in the city, the guests of Mrs. A. NJ. Edgar.
 George Sisk, who recently moved from here to the Elmo neighborhood, was looking after business in town Monday.
 Mrs. E. Willingness left Wednes day morning for Black Rock to spend a few days visiting her sister, Mrs. Mat. tie Myers.
 Mrs. R. M. Galloway and daughter Miss Anise Barnes, attended the Me. Adams Nuckolls wedding at Core Wednesday.
 We do not need money ourselves but the fellows we owe want us tc pay. Pay your subscription and hell the other fellow out
 You can get the best groceries and fresh meat of all kinds at Newark Gro- cer Company's Telephone your order and it will be delivered.
 G. NJ. Cook has opend d hotel in the building at the back of Magness Bros. Store. Rates 25c per meal, or supper, bed and breakfast D cents.
 J. T. McAdams and family of Bates vile were in town Wednesday morn ing, en route to Cord to attend tht McAdams-Nuckolls wedding.
 
 For Sale Tie Cal Seward place 1T North Newark; , room house, two acres of land, good Barn, smokehouse and we'll Henderson Real Estate Co.,
 Mr. and Mrs. George Collum left Friday for their home at Judsonia after pleasant visit here with tho lady's parents, Dr. and Mrs. w. P. Lawton.
 Deeds written, acknowledgements at tested and all kinds of notary worl done in careful and correct manner by A. A. Henderson at Merchants anc Planters Bank.
 The Democratic Congressional com mittee has been called to meet a Batesville on Tuesday, the 18th, fol the purpose of arranging for a con gressional primary.
 For Sale-Fine Percheon Stallion will be four years old May 23;& weigh l,600 pounds. If interested, call and see him or ask for picture. Ellel Bros, Newark, Ark.
 The bankrupt stock general mer. chandise belonging to l.. A. Young al Magness, was sold Monday by the re. ceiver, A. A. Webber, to J. W. Evans
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-06-17
DsMocRATIC DELEGATES.

Iowa township-q delegates
III. McMahon. G Il Molt,r, j II stammcr
" NJ McNahon. Fell Lanp CD Bohnsack
Louis Jahn-, P G koggendort, Adam Niese
Ni-hrnbotuv-12 pe,eg. tes-
a w Broiz.,w. Ch,. Wenzel, 7 McT,aren.
e. A. Jackson. James Loughran, p Roi.
ertsor, Is t Niney, John G Halnann
Sutton, D N Steele, "a echram, j j McDer-
mott.
Washington peleslt
Dan rielnpEill, Y Slater Charles Wiese,
Wm Afhot, >"l'Het' M*rtih Nehis.
uniun-li Deleg tics
Il .hesenof.ns' q tlA : o,,as, rug. CIi'h'
aall y Poitevan, a u Ru9d' chas smith
,a e!qA',e; ~ Y, 'V'"l'' i'ios AAi'''''' ~ ~
J" ~ ~
Boyer peiesates
= Z +, " y = " ''''is . '''i'
HANS : 'eleea.e7
! Bert Mi cheti, 4 Hickey John strathm;tn
Tho, MeehaN. John Hasge, VIM Ewoldt, T.
! walsh Heiii"-l 'i''4
East Boyer-5 Deleget-s-
| Thomas Haesett Mike Wagner, WIN waite
! Lochiniiler " .aor@l
| Denison-5 pelest.es-
| CP Harvey y + De!sker, Wlllahi hruth
h II, hos He'elnts'n, lim o'she;t'
Denison Is: Warti-7 Delegates
| Henry befg -,eeF IN eo.AI ,,, orr, q
/ Stan'nilv. SOM NeNis' ~. 9e'iiu'''oeisei'
I" hoE'oh' allog ho"'4AS
Denieon end ward - Delegates
l. es"eAi rev. inee' y. ~
he.lS ollo' q - 20 80 ~ ~ ~ - s'''
Il Jones Al4'S sie''' i JONI i'"''si
] penisou 3rd Ward Delegates
| Henry Henrich~eti. Peter Egge1s, Herman
\ Grill, Peter Jepseii, john PEPPER, Johh CooA'
| u U i'f.ell, ~ w w tteeieA' jug NiiltS'
! Paradise e Delegate
Fred Fienhola Henry Duncan, John Pur-
| cell. Fred Mari, Harry Bralnley, John Wilt
| wiiiow-4 Delegates
wilbur Hall. ,Iohn Dietz. FL smith, Geo T.
| Henry
| We.tS,il. Precinct = Dele gates
John scnunl,,nn, John C ounr, CT Patter-
| son Henry Lamp i III c Peters,
| yaii-10 Delegates
MIR Mcernth. Nj o Conn or B O'Dounell, c
I NJ Dnnan. rhos RYAN. Thos Fitzgibbous, NJ j
Er,ne {; r. Dieter. j p uuffy, JOIN Doherty
| ,.,., n.,,
Pa, Meade a / Mcdonnell. james McCul.
,ou,rh. lewis Hannah, Daniel Harrington
Pr Lone. s. 4 kral. John Mcconnell
e,-,...., ,,..,..,o
| rraa .Jep.cn. Chris Groth. Jacob sachau
r.ndwi, He a.. Dele, yaa,lier. Ernst Plough
Ham. Boyens
,,. n.,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-06-17

Morgan Township Observation-Disclosures Rabe
Claus PAIL Herman Schultz herman krohnke
Soldier Township None.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-06-17
Precinct Committeeman.

Assessor.
Precinct Committeeman.
Iowa Township-Peter Carstens.
Nishuabotnv T'ownsh i p-W. S.
Moore.
Washington Township-W. F. Stall
Ter. j. Il. Glassburner. tie
Union Township-Willis H. Wig
gins.
Boyer Township-L H Bassett.
Hayes-None
East Boyer-A. w. Miller.
Denison Township-W. Q. Pollock,
Walter fiugg. tie.
Denison City LIST Ward c..
Weeks
Denison City 2nd ward-chas.
Denison City srd Ward E. F.
Tucker.
Paradise Township VIM. Rule.
Willow Township-R. H. Sweet.
West Side Township, West Side
Precinct-E b. Spottswood.
West Side Vail Precinct-M. 2.
Ryan.
Milford Township Shives.
Goodrich Township ". c. Nc
Henry
Hanover towhship-Otto Huebner.
Charter Oak-I. a. Mains.
Jackson Township-Fred Rickers,
L. j. Gum, tie.
Stockholm Joseph Johnson.
Otter Greek Township, kiron Pre-
cinct- C. A. Dolk.
Otter Greek Township, Schleswig
Precinct-Hugo Wiegand.
Morgan Township Schultz
Sodier-None.
List OF Delegates.
Iowa Township. delegates--Peter Carstens.
Frank Swertsen Martin McNertney,
Nishnabotny Township, 13 delegates---A. S.
Avery Isaac bird. Y. F. G. kehr. W R: Grimes.
yehn Bayles; John MeCracken. John y, n. Comstock
Henry Slater. Z. A. Sykes. R. G. Jackson.
Tranter. VIM. Lueck. j Glassburner. R. j
Mofitt. j. Ii. link
Union Township, 10 delegates---H., w ", Logs,
err, James Walters, F. D. Butts Frank McHenry
VIM. Mcbride. B. Judd Thos. A. Rae.
Boyer Township delegates---P L. Christian
| sen. l. H Bassett. Thos Peacock. J F Grace
| A l. Dundam>
I Hayes Township, None
Chapman na1 Thos 5ochimsen. Frank : ulf. ii
| Boeck.
Denlson Township delegates-..Ira Gillmo'
Geo Powell Fred Evers. ". f. Bair. Waite
Hugg.
Denison lst Ward deIsgatss--,A Green. vS e.
yoss g k oshs1 Aired W wr Mefash
Denison End Ward. Z delegates. H. Hols
r Knaul I has Tabor F. W Meyers. NJ
Burke. W. j. McAhren j. H. Hayes
Denison Bird Ward. 8 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mcllen
T.. Walker. George Naeve j. i. Lyon Gus iSue
3. u 4 T,n, l;,Lar Il Ra1
Hugo Gebert.
Paradise Township deleeatses--L1p Wal Ss
Rule, Sam Fox
Willow Township. delegates--R. y: Swe
David Kuh
West Side Township. West Side Precinct {
legates---F. j. Gary. j. Nicholson. E.. Spot
wood, Z. ". Payne. Q. E. Dobler. P. j. Mart
Vail Precinct West Side Township delegat
T. J. Hoffman James Watson. 7. F. Ratchfo
G. q. Vail A. j. Barrows.
Milford Township delegates---Chas. Shives.
l.. Osterlund. George Hutchinson. X. Robins
}. Inghtan,. Z. j. Cose.
Allen johnson. Ed Stensen w. z. Nc Henry.
Hanover Township 3 delegates--G. A. Rot
H. VIM. Ackelbin, Otto huebner.
n. Charter Oak Township 6 delegates---i A. Ma
e. S. Naterhouse. p. F. Fiene. Mike Copps Os
Lehman. G. II. i1
jackson Township delegates Ralph Ham
a. Maynard John Koch. George Gum.
Stockholm Township delegates---Alf
Clausson. Fred Grouan. Joseph johnson. F
NJ Smith Z. N. Sandstrom. Jas. A. Wulf FRI
Woolston.
Otter Creek Township Kron Precinct 6 d
gates---C. A Dolk. +. a. Burrows. Swan Aau
O Il. Clauson. Chnst Schmidt Vi. NJ Strah
otto Greek Township schleswip Precinct
legates---iurgen Krohnke. hugo Krohnke J
gen Schroeder. John H. iiamann a. '" Schn
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PRIMARY RESULTS,
Auditors Return List Of Repub-
lican Nominees.
CONVENTIONS j JUNE 10Th.
List of Dalegates-Four Candidates
Must Be Nominated by Con-
vention.

County Ticket
Auditor. H. Hink,
Clerk f. f. Tucker
Sheriff "A. d. Randall.
Recorder
County Attorney-P J. Klinker
Surveyor-Morris McHenry.
Coroner-F A. Burrows
Supervisor-G Buesing.
Supervisor
Supervisor-F'red Gronau.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-06-17

Clerk-C L. Breckenridge.
Assessor-John Bayes
Washington Township.
j. P-Jas. Tranter.
Constabes Ray Slater. VIM Schroeder.
Trustees-J. B. Glassburner. Jasper HAM
Henry Hast
Clerk-Wm. Luech.
Union township
JP-A A. Conrad w. F. Stson
Constabes- Milo Kelly. ]. H Pearsall.
Trustees E. H. Crandall. II. w. Logsdon.
James Walters.
Clerk-E. y. Butts.
Assessor : H. B. Johnson.
Boyer Township.
J.P.-Wil! Rannells, J. Chrstiansen.,
Constables-E. L. Rannes. r. W.: Dunhan'
Trustees Hans KuntZen, John Knight. A. L..
Durham.
Clerk-D. E. Rogers
Assessor james Hecker-
Hayes Township.
J.P.-J. r. Brockelsby.
East Boyer Township.
J.P George Slater. Henry Slater:
Constables Thomas Bell Robert Whiting;
Trustee-Thos Jochmsen. G. f. North. Frank
Wuf.
Clerk H. w. Boeck.
Assessors. C. Durham.
Denison Township.
j P.-Jerome Blackman.
Trustee Thos. Norris. Fred Evers. Matt Hugg
Assessor Bruce Bar, Sam Bar.
Denson City. LIST Ward.
j P.-W. C. Rollins, E. Gulick.
Constable w. II. Laub w. j. McAhren.
Denison City End Ward
j. P.-Eugene Gulick. w G. Rollins.
Constable-W. J. McAhren w. H. Laub.
Denison City srd Ward.
JP-E. Gulck w. c. Rollins.
ConStable-W. III. Laub, W. j. McAhren.
Paradise Township.
j. P--W B. Evans D. E. Green
Constable-Nute Lee. A. Granger
Trustee-Arthur Cook Sam Fox. VIM. Meyers.
Clerk Clarence Bryan.
Assessor Marcus Christensen.
Willow Township.
PR H. Sweet.
Unstable Carl Sterner.
Trustee August Aronson Charles Coleman, j
Clerk. r. shirtcliH
Assessor-A c. W ickwire.
West Side Precinct.
j. Pm. R. Hueschen.
Constabe-Janes Nicholson.
w iass'es " "n''e' y :, D0D'e'' H. :
Clerk. j. Carey
Assessor-F. f. Brown
West Side Township Vail Precinct
Jpn R. Hueschen Ed. Darling.
Cons tables james Nicholson. John Larson.
Trustee
Clerk
Assessor Frank Slegel.
Milford Township.
JP.-J. G. Myers. Geo Hutchinson.
Constables Carl johnson. Rae Shives.
Trustee-C j. Cose, Thos. Hucthison, L.
Osterlund.
Clerk Carl Shives
Assessor Swan johnson.
Goodrich Township.
JP.-E. McNeal. E. r. Smell.
Constables Charles Johnson w. w. Iohnso
Ttustee-Henry Schmidt. Jens Nielsen WI
Hoffman.
Clerk Paul Steensen.
Assessor-W. c. McHenry.
Hanover Township.
J.P.-C Wendt
Constabes-a l.. Neubauln VIM Rckert
Trustee-G. A Rothe VIM Dixon c. o. Sal
uelson.
Clerk Otto Huebner.
Assessor
Charter Oak Township.
IP-i A. Mains. Chas. Robertson
Constables-S. Il. b ochert. D. Westphalcn
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-06-17

The Hopkins Bros. Ball team play
ed two good games here on Thursday
last. The afternoon game resulted
5 to 0 in their favor. but in the even
ing Denison won by score of 16 to IL.
The novel lighting which made the
base ball at night possible was
much enjoyed. and the game could be
seen by all the crowd The high
score indicated however. that the
players were somewhat handicapped
Manager Larson tells US that the ALL
Denison team has some excellent
material and that he hopes to put up
good article of home grown base
. ball. The business men have con-
tributed about 500 for starter and
it is proposed not to attempt any
$ thing in the semi professional line
such are we had last year.
, Good Dressmaking cheaply done.
q Rooms at Mrs. Ferrill's. near Pres.
byterian church. 25-2t
Mrs. Lou F. Martin is quite ill bu
: is improving. which will be goot
/ news for her many friends.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-06-17

Trustee-M. L. Jones Oscar Lehman E. H
Weed
Assessor-0tto Nipkow.
Jackson Township,
j. P-D j QUINN. +. Bruins,
Constab,es-- George Maynard. = Maynard.
Trustee m. kein7s, Fred Rioters, f. Burns
Clerl. Robert hannah.
Assessor Detlef Brodersor
octholrn Township.
.r.P.-F. A. smith s N sanaStronl.
Constabes- VIM. Nlausen. Christ Koch.
Trustee John Frahm. Joseph Johnson, James
A. Wulf.
Assessor-Alfred Causson.
Otter Greek Township Kiron Precinct.
j. P-H. NJ Strain.
onstable-'.. A Dolk.
Trustee-Ernst Dahms. Ingwert Holander
Swan Nauritz.
lerk-O. E. 'lausson
Assessor m. Moeller.
Otter Creel. Township schleswig Precinct.
j. P-Jurgen Krohnbe NJ. Nj. Strain.
tonstahles Charles A. Dclk. August W iegland
Trustee -ngwert Eollander, Ernst Dahms
Swan Muritz.
Clerk-O Z C!ausson.
Assessor-Wm T. Moeller
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Nor san township.

j. p
Constable-Iohn Rabe.
Trustee Gustav Ra5e. Claus PAIL.
I Jerk
Assessor
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-06-17

Iowa Township-Peter Carstens.
Nishnabotny Towns p-W. S.
Moore.
Washington Township-W. F, Stall
Ter. j. 4. Glassburner. tie
Union Township-Willis H. Wig
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Nishnabotny Township.

J. P.-John Gieser. G. s. Dempster.
Constables H. Buifinton. M. w. Hamfn.
Trustees Geo H. Boeck, w. r. Grimes. W. G.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-08
Misses $3.50 Ct AZ
Sweaters QAsT/

Heavy wool sweaters in plain
close weaves; button straight
down front; collar finished
with fancy designs; long
sleeves, fitted cuffs; excep-
tional values at $3.50. Sale
tomorrow all day, third floor,
at $1.49.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05
This Seasons Canned Goods -

Sciotc Brand Fancy Cream sugar corn.
this sale Sc. each. dozen. .94c
oval Brand Green Srringisss Scans
this saTe &c. each. dozen S o.
TOMATOES Jsssa-uiue brand jersey rsd
ripe. solid pack regular SIZE
sC-callsd quart cans sold elsewhere az
i&c- can, our price 12c. each: dozer.
81 So
Lily White brand jersey Tomatoes. reg
uiar size sO-called gallon cans, same
quality sold eiSswheTs az 35c. can, our
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05

Of the fun lines OF "Red
White Sale
MERCERIZED TABLE CLOTHS. GAr
hemmed; G;IxGj inch size. each |T~
MERCERIZED NAPKINS. fun bleached,
: - a1-.n inch s.'~ s.ze' regularly >ii' OSC
ALL LINEN NAPKINS. fgll bleached.
henlul@d. 1ex2o inch size. 81 O2
rsEularlr q 2s dozen sale - ~
Remnants ~ al lsnen cream damasE. So
tncaee 1iIl. 2la an5 ;-gard Akr
feuE-hz = ARD ...----..,-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05

Smoi0sd Sa-iines IN OH.
our own Importation; -
cans. regularly I2c-. this
sale Zoe: dOz-. 81 I 4.
Il cans. regularly 22c-. this
sale ICE. each. dozen,
So.
Arena brand Lima
Beans. put UP by one OF
the best packers IN New
Jersey elsewhere l5c. can
our price Zoe a can
one DOZEN cans / I r
cut String Beans. Jes
samine brand can. lie
dozen -.--.---- 10
Jessaznlns- brand salmon.
I II. fiat cans. fOC-
G'Oxen -----------S s.. I I
Extra fancy s-i-cted
Spinach. MaFyl land brand
elsewhere l5c- can. our
price. large gsn. i2c
dozen .-.------SI SO
CIT
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05

Yarmouth BloarsrS. per
ear. 1Scs dozen cans.
81. 81
Strawberries. Lily White
brand. 2-Ib- can. 24cs
dozen ------------ D. 4
BIackber-ies. J=ssarnine
brand: can. 15c. dozen-
81 80
8tanzsnita brand Aspa-a-
gus: can. SIC dOzsn-
SS-97
Jsssamins brand Pears.
quart cans. fine. perfect
fruit. can 24C. dozen.
s.. TT
slarceau brand French
Peas. Fins. 1Sc. cac:
4O2rE ----- ---.-- = = Nf-<
Lemon Ciinx Peaches
sliced JeSssraino brand.
can. 29c. doz So. 50
0DT les
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05

high-pFiced laundry sOdpS On thc N
cakes. S.. =: 3U-lb. boxes. fun we
Red star brand BOrax qua rauJeed ao-
soluteiy pure pound package IOc..
dozen ..........-..---...---.. ) I2
LILY White Floating soap box contain
ing ioo barge cakes. So = &c. each
box containing foo small cakes, g. 4 .
each ..--..-. ......,...-.. --------- &C
securing soap t-1x eontain.nS ion lake
caisez s. cake -...-...- ----- %
uzsf rsuinx r. IT, boxes 81 d--sn.
9sl.- resns hoNss. 17C. dez : Asi
Nscy ersr1 Fotasa or i.y@. Nund
zinc can. Sc; dozsn cans -.----- -siSc
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05

Extra selected Indiana Early June
Peas. for this sale &c. can, dozen.
S1.O4
Iessarire Brand Marrow Ear Peas
fOc can. dozen. ST I =
TOMATOES Pond rosa brand red ripe.
solid pack. regular size SC
caHef quart can: this sale. can. Zoe;
dczen. Sf.14; cass.----------- s. "a
Tomatoes. American Beauty brand: ex-
ira large can. choicest selection OF whole
Jersey fruit; can. I &c: dozen 5 I . I
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05

CORN-Jessamine brand
&c a can; dozen. s | .O4
Lily White brand lie.
each; dozen. .--S1.2 1 20
American Beauty. f3c-
a can. dozen IS ! 40
French Red Kidney
Beans, Aliller's MARYLAND
brand. per can Sc.
fOZeE .--.-.- .-- EfZC
Slieed Hawaiian Pineap-
pl~. key stone bran0- so
called quart can PIC.
each. dozen. .---S s.. 1 Z
Jessamine brand Black
Raspberr.es. / DC. can
dozen -----..-S | so
Herring. With tomato
sauce. per can. / &C.
dozen cans .--.-S ] o Z
Finnan HaddOcks. per
can. 21c. dozen cans.
So. 40
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05
f1acy Grocery Specials

TlaCy OrOCery specials 'A Fl
SUGAR.-Havemeyer & Elders Crystal Domino
Sugar 10 cartons; sold by others at 45e' 9Tr 3
price
CoFFEE-Genesa blend rich fragrant
zee h. 5Ib cartons beans
only 92c: 81 q
CURIO CHOP Hyson Japan ForHiosa
long and Breakfast
34c sale 2Sc Jo caddy regularly -
caddy regularly 500 sale . %
"RED STAR RUSSIAN TEA
H. for Russian high 70
quality sold elsewhere
S149; 12Ib 16c Alb cans'9c
yellow Neal YorkS
5 s5ans % S gold So bag l9c ee Is s & se 10 Il bag o5 81
STAR absolutely Of
tar powder excellence
OF
l-rb - II can.
4c,d SlJs
SODA 1.b carton Be; Sec
C,2EA NJ q A lib On. --cl
White Granassst
h-aris F0 this sale Isewhe
Bags. lac;
barrel 24-bBa
brand Our o.
niders Oysr
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-11-06
15-YEAR-OLD BOYS
BODY DUG OUT OF
BROOKLYN CELLAR
WreckerS of Building on Sands
Street Find Dead Lad
Amid Debris.

The body OF ffteenyesr-old boy
was unearthed in the cellar Of No 1872
Sands street. Brooklyn, to-day by work
men who are stripping the building, one
OF two three-story frame structures that
are being torn down for the Brooklyn
approach 10 the Manhattan Bridge.
Two workmen digging in a heap OF
debris discovered the body Or. F. f.
McCaul OF the Navy Hospital, who en-
amlned the body, said that the boy had
heen dead about two months,
The body was five feet. five inches tall
and weighing 10 pounds. The clothing
consisted Of blue serge suit, with
knickerbockers. peaked cap and laced
shoes.
Until Sept. the building was occupied
by two Japanese store keepers, YO
Shlvra and lshikawa. Ishikawa was
found, but could not Identify the body.
He said that occasionally while he kept
a store in tho building he permitted
men and boys TO sleep in the cellar,
An autopsy will be necessary TO de-
termine the cause Of death, Central
Office detectives were assigned to inyes-
tigate the case and discover whether or
not murder had been committed.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-11-06
ARE WIVES NEEDED
IN YOUR NEIGHB0RHO0D7
Then Read How: . Town Too Full
of Women Found Husbands.

IT'S a true story. II will be told ex-
elusively In next Sundays World.
And here are some other features OF
the Sunday World that shouldn't be
missed:
The words and music of Keep on
Making Love-" the best song In BIRD
land" the vaudeville hit OF the season;
The present-day demands OF the stage
for beauties OF the society type;
The strange plea OF a convict SEN
fenced for murder. asking an honored
and beautiful wife and mother to reveal
her past and hidden history in order TO
save him from the penalty OF the law;
The Beautiful Trousseau OF the Fu-
ture Duchess OF the Abruzzi," an illus
trated article that will be VI special
interest TO women
Teaching the Blind to Know About
Animals" how a school for those who
cannot see instructs It's pupils as to
the forms OF beasts and birds:
In the Sunday Worlds famous Want
Directory will be printed 1000 separate
prosperity" advertisements.
The early morning sale Of the Sunday
World is so great that 1t Is more adyis-
able than ever before that orders. for
copies be lett with ucwsdealers in adj
vance. iou better attend " II to-
nAshl