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The star and Newark advertiser., 1908-07-23

girl who possesses one of these
dogs is usually as proud of 1t as can
be. The Home Magazine recently had
this to say in reference to this bright
animal:
The fox terrier is the most intelli-
gent of all the smaller breeds, and
there is hardly a trick that he can not
learn in a very few lessons. He is
usually healthy. makes the best kind
of a Watchdog, and his ability TO catch
and kill rats and other vermin is a
household story.
In symmetry. size and character the
dog must present a generally gay, live
ly and active appearance. The terrier
like the fox hound, must on no account
be "eggy," nor must he be too short
in the leg. He should stand like
Cleverly made hunter, covering a lot OF
ground vet with a short back, as be-
fore stated. He will then attain the
highest degree of propelling power, to-
gether with the greatest length of stride
that Is compatible with the length of
his body. Weight is not certain cri-
terion of a terriers fitness for his work
general shape, size and contour are
the main points; and if a dog can gal
lop and stay and follow his fox up a
drain, it matters little what his weight
is to a pound or so. Though, roughly
speaking, it may be said that he should
not scale over twenty pounds.
The star and Newark advertiser., 1908-07-23
UNCLE SAM MAY .
GET AFTER NEAR
BEER" BREWERS
Investigation of Manufacture
and Sale in Newark and
Essex Contemplated.

Local brewers say that the Federal
government is making an investigation
of the manufacture and sale of near
beer in New Jersey and especially in
Newark and Essex County.
A representative of a lager beer
brewery said that deputies from the
office of Internal Revenue Collector
IIerold are seeking information at
breweries and saloons and other places
where it is thought near beer might
be sold.
"I understand that the purpose of
the investigation is to make every per
son who sells the new beer take out
a government license" he said, "and
that samples of the beer have been
secured for analysis by Federal chem
lists, to ascertain the percentage of al
cohol contained. We know of only one
brewery in which the so-called near
beer is made"
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WILL SEE IF DOG
THAT TORE LEG Of
JEWELER WAS MAD

Frank Kursh, president and treasurer
of Frank Kursh Sons Company. manu-
featuring jewelers., Is Columbia street,
was bitten by a dog belonging to resi-
dent of that section of the city. and
today the canine was given over to the
Humane Society to be killed, and the
brain will be examined for traces of
rabies
The dog fastened its teeth in Mr.
Kursh's right reg, without warning,
near the Kursh factory.
DR. William II. Mckenzie cauterzed
the wound, and no serious results are
expected
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Newark, N. j.
Dear Uncle Jack-I desire to become
a member of THE STAR Jeuvenile HUI
name Society. [ will promise to love
and protect the poor, dumb animals
We have a cat named Petite. He was
once shot in the foot by some one who
did not love cats. He is very tame
and I like him very much. 1 once had
a dog named Foxy. One day we moved
and could not keep him with us. so I
gave him to a friend 1 knew. 1 am
glad say that he has got good
home. Hoping to receive a button in a
few days | remain, your new member,
ALBERT HERMANN, aged 12.
54S South Tenth street
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500 Broad street,
iy16, %, 30aug6, IL, 20. .2T Newark n ].

TO Elijah Crane his heirs. devisees. personal
representatives and assigns, unknown owners
and persons Interested in lands below described
Take notice, that the twenty lghth day
Of May. nineteen hundred and six. James l..
Garabrant, of East Orange, New Jersey, pur-
chased for the sum of siSty-five dollars and
fifteen cents. at a sale for adjusted taxes, &c,
made by the city Comptroller of Newark. New
Jersey pursuant to chapter hundred and
eighty-sx and the supplements and amend
ments thereto. the lands known as lot Number
6, Block 1865; lot Number l. Block 1888: lot
Number T. Block l2S2: lot Number 3. BLOCK
1866 lot Number a. Block 1867. in the city of
Newark, county of Essex and State Of New
Jersey, laid down and designated upon the
assessment maps of the city of Newark, which
lands sold described by metes and
bounds follows. to wit
Bounded northeasterly by lands late Of Elihu
B. Mockrldge; northwestery on lands late ot
southwesterly on said Parkhurst and Maple
Island Creek. otherwise called Dead Creek ;
southeasterly on said creek. Containing three
and ffve-tenth acres more or less
And that by virtue OF an order made on the
fourteenth day of July, A. u. 1905 by the Cir
cult Court of the county of Essex. you are re-
Quired to redeem said lands from said sale on
or before the nineteenth day of January A. d.
1909 or to show cause on said day before said
court at the Court House, in Newark New Jer-
sey. at ten o'clock a m, why a deed therefor
should not be delivered to the said purchaser.
his legal representatives assigns.
Certificate Number 1850
DATED JURY ls. 1908.
James l. Garabrant Purchaser.
s. HOWELL. JONES. Attorney.
500 Broad street
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OBSERVE THESE RULES.

Fill out the coupon carefully, so that
it can be easily read. If not legible it
will be rejected Mail to Uncle Jack.
EVENING STAR, Newark, n. j., and
place sufficient postage on the envelope
to insure prompt delivery. Only chill
dren under Is years of age are eligible
for membership.
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SOME LETTERS RECEIVED.

Here are a few letters receivd from
children who wish to join THE STAR
Juvenile Humane Society:
Newark, n. ].
Dear Uncle Jack--I would like to be-
come a member of THE STAR Juvenile
Humane Society, for l love all animals
and have always been kind to them,
and promise to be still better to them,
and l will always be on the lookout so
that other boys do the same. l hope
you will take me as a member, please,
Uncle Jack. Hoping to receive a button
soon, remain, your friend.
MAX ENGEMANN.
662 South Twelfth street.
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Newark, N. J.

Dear Uncle Jack-I would very much
like to be a member of THE STA r
Juvenile Humane Society l am very
kind to ell dumb animals, and | have a
pet dog named Brownie, He is very old
ana he has curly black wool l love
him. Whenever I go to>school he al
ways follows me and waits for me at
the schoolhouse door. | also would like
to get a button | remain your loving
member. JOE kRANTZ.
1874 Prince street.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TO Elijah Crane. his heirs. devisees, personal
representatives and assigns unknown owners
and persons Interested in lands below described:
May, nineteen hundred and six. James L.
Garabrant OF East Orange New jersey pur-
chased for the sum OF seventyfve dollars and
ninety cents. at sale for adjusted taxes, NC,
made by the City Comptroller OF Newark, New
Jersey. pursuant to chapter one hundred and
twelve OF the laws of eighteen hundred and
eighty-six and the supplements and amend
ments thereto the lands known lot Number
4 Block 1852. and lot Number 4, Block 1888,
in the city Of Newark, county of Essex and
State of New Jersey. as laid down and desig-
mated upon the assessment maps of the city of
Newark. which lands sold are described by
metes and bounds follows, 10 wit:
Bounded northeasterly on lands late Of Martin
Island Creek, otherwise called Dead Creek
southwesterly said creek and land now or
late of Henry Jerolaman and southeaserly
on said Henry Jerolaman, containing two acres
less.
And that by virtue of order made the
fourteenth day II July. A. d. 1908, by the Cir
cunt Court of the county OF Essex, you re-
quired to redeem said lands from said sale on
before the nineteenth day of January. A. d.
1909 to show said day before said
court at the Court House, In Newark, New
Jersey, at ten o'clock n. m why a deed there
for should not be delivered to the said pur-
chaser his legal representatives assigns.
Certificate Number 724O.
Dated July 18th, 1905
James l.. Garabrant. Purchaser.
8. HOWELL JONES, Attorney,
500 Broad street,
ix1G I
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TO Abraham Ward, Mary Ward and Jabez
Ward, their heirs. devsees. personal repre-
sentatiVes and assigns unknown and
persons interested in lands below described
Take notice. that on the twenty y-eighth day
OF May, nineteen hundred and six. James l..
Garabrant. OF East Orange New Jersey. pur
chased for the sum of forty-siX dollars and
forty-five cents, at a sale for adjusted taxes,
&C, made by the city Comptroller of Newark
and twelve Of the laws of eighteen hundred and
eghty-siX and the supplements and amend
ments thereto. the lands known lot Number
3, Block 11l2; lot Numberi Block l1l3. lot Num-
ber g. Block 1897, in the city of Newark, county
Of Essex. State Of New Jersey laid down
and designated upon the assessment maps of
the city Of Newark, which lands sold are
described by metes and bounds follows to
wit:
bounded northeasterly on lands late Of Eliza
Clapp, northwesterly lands late Of II. Dodd
OF John Sydunhan. and southeast lands late
Of Moses Ward Containing three acres more
or less
And that by virtue of order made the
fourteenth day Of July. \. u 1905, by the Cir
cult Court OF the county Of Essex, you re-
quired to redeem said lands from said sale on
before the nineteenth day of January, A. -
1909. To show cause on said day before said
court. at the Court House. in Newark New
Jersey, at ten o'clock n. m, why deed there
for should not he delivered to the said pur-
Certificate Number 72iS.
Dated July 10th. 1908.
James l.. Garabrant, Purchaser.
S. HOWELL JONES. Attorney
500 Broad street.
iyi6 %. 30aug6 13. 20. % Newark, N. J.
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chants Building and Loan Association
lrvington, north side Springfield ave-
nue.. So6 feet west from w. Cope, $S,O
Matilda M. Dugan to Montclair
Trust Company, Montclair. east side
Grove street. northwest corner land
James Mclaughlin, 1850.
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MULLINS & SONS 0f;1" E;a,tt' Market ct st.

Same to same, Montclair, e S
Forest st, 743 # s fr Chestnut
st, 3bXl4S ..................,. 2,
Philip j. Bowers to Isabelle T.
McQuirk, Bloomfield, Far
randale av, ia TT W fr Florence
ay, 25X9S .............,...
Merton P. Stevens to Louis o
Hedden, East Orange, Maple
av, 535 ft n fir Central av, S3x
Chas. Ferguson to Town of
Bloomfield, Bloomfield, S s
Llewellyn av, 107 it W fr Glen
wood av, 37x5. 5....................
Annie M Simmons to same.
Bloomfield, Williamson av,
| 594 # fr Montgomery st,
| 10X2U6 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Geo w. Getchius to same,
Bloomfield Geo. H. Sturges
| land, 1856 TT W fr Berkeley av,
| 10x10 ..,.................
Geo. H. Sturges to same, Bloom
field. w Berkeley av, sos #
n fr Montgomery ST, 10x206....
Della K. Hallock to VIM. Rowan.
| Montclair, W Franklin pl,
$40 # n fir Washington av,
50x17O NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
| Anna l.. Gould and hus to VIM.
| Ditzel, Verona, Fairview
av. n Id r. L. G. Palm, look
| 1877 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mary H. Stickler (gdn) to Thos.
w. Jackson, jr., Orange. 8
Central av, $50 ft W fir Ogden
st, 50x200 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6,
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POLICE SEEK MOTHER
OF MURDERED BABE

PITMAN, July 23.-The verdict at tn
Inquest over the body of the -inraI
found floating in the sluiceway OF
lake on Monday was that the chilo
first been put to death and then dropp
In the water Prosecutor Rogers thin
he win soon locate the mother.
The star and Newark advertiser., 1908-07-23

Dear Uncle Jack--I would like to be-
come member of THE STAR Juvenile
Humane Society l have two st. Ber-
nard dogs, which | love very dearly, and
l promise to be good to all dumb ami
mails. Your new member.
LOUIS AYASSE.
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CLEARANCE SALES

This semi-annual stock adjustment brings the
golden money-saving opportunity. When you see the
prices the qualities and the values you will not wonder
that furniture rushing out here at such tremendous
rate We have many fine sample pieces are closing
out at reductions third to half value in addition to
regular stock closingout below cost.
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send me a button, as / haven't any, and
am anxious. | am a steady reader of
THE STAR. Your niece,
CLARA SCHILLER.
423 South Tenth street.
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Newark, n. J.
Ny Dear Uncle Jack-I have often
read the letters some children have
written to you. and decided to become
one of the members and see that no one
will-hurt any dumb animal. Please
The star and Newark advertiser., 1908-07-23
THE FOX TERRIER.

WYE ALL know what a good pet
" fox terrier makes. Any boy or
girl who possesses one of these
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NEWARK.

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The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-12
Preparing to Entertain.

Little Rock, May 12.-The State Democratic Convention which meets here June 2 will be enter tained in a manner befitting the importance of the gathering, and in keeping with the city which entertainS them,-- said the Hon. George R. Brown, secretary Of the Little Rock Board of Trade when asked regarding the plans for entertaining the delegates to the State Convention. The Board of Trade and the Busi- ness Mems League committees, which were appointed for the purpose of raising funds for the ntertainment of number Of conventions report excellent pro gress, and there is little doubt that the entire amount of mon ey necessary will be raised with out difficulty. The Arkansas Press Association. which is one of the largest of the meetings, will be looked after in the best possible manner. The mould CTS of public opinion" will be giv- en the best there is in Little Rock, and particular entertain ment is being provided so that they will go away from the city with nothing except the most pleasant memories.
 Little Rock, May 12.-The an nual convention of the knights ts
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-12
An Appreciated Compliment:

The Prescott. Ark, Daily News on May 1st, the tenth anniver- sary of the battle of Manila published for the first time, a letter descriptive of that great naval engagement written by w R. C:ner to his mother the day following the engagement.
 Mir. Orner, who is so well known here. is one of the owners Of the Prescott News and contributed the letter that has been preserv- e1 all these years to it's col umns. As is well known here, Mr Orner participated in the battle that established record for the fighting fleets of the world. He was aboard the Baltimore, the flagship Of the Pacific squadron and consequently was in the very thickest of the engagement, The story of the battle as told in his letter to his mother. was told in a clear concise manner devoid of all boasting, which makes it in tensely interesting from the first to the last line.-Van Buren Ar gus
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-12

Memphis ice cream at Hester ly's fountain.
 Pine shingles for sale at tine Junction City Lumber Co.
 Miss Jennie Howell left today on a visit to friends at Hope.
 WANTED-Ten teams to start hauling lumber next Monday, the 18th inst. See w. D .Hatley"
 FOR SALE-SO acre farm. inn proved, sandy soil, most all in cultivation miles from Blevins. $500 See Ellsworth.
 The P. & N w. train this mOrn- ing took out six cars of steel and one ear of bridge timber to be used in railroad construction work at the end of the line.
 The calling of the special ses- sion of the legislature to meet next Monday was chief topic of conversation here today. Opin- ions differ as to the advisabil- ity of the call Senator McKen- zie is at Texarkana, and could not be seen today, and represen- tative Whaley is at his home on the farm in Union township, near Zama.
 At o'clock this morning Tire | broke out in Williams store at Hope, and before the flames could be eXtinguished, had completely destroyed the building and con- tents, as well as the Hot Springs Barber Shop adjoining, and com pletely damaged the stock of gen. eral merchandise of Haynes Bros It is not known how the fire orig mated.
 Marshal Marsh returned this morning from Texarkana. Wher ne left none Of the Prescott wit. nesses summoned before the fed eral grand jury had been called upon to testify. While in Tex. arkana, Mr. Marsh attended the street fair and pronounced it quite good. He was more thar Impressed with the remarkable flying jennie in operation there
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-12
A REMARKABLE PLHNT.

Sunday the beautiful flow CTS at the cemetery were the sub iects of much complimentary re- marks, and especially did the lil- lies come in for unusual admira- tion. But the passing throng possibly Lad no idea of the his- tCry attaching to some of the beautiful lilies which proudly reared their blossoms heaven ward. One of unusual promin- ence spread it's foliage above the grave of Percy Atkinson, where it was planted by Mrs. w. V. Tompkins in 1890. But many years before that time this beau tiful flower had waited it's fra rgance to the southern breezes and had been the admiration Of many an eye. The plant, in 1854 was blossoming at Des Arc, Ark,
 at which time it was trans planted to West Point, Ark. In 1868, it was taken to Clinton, and in 1884 was brought to Prescott The flower has ever remained III the Tompkins family, and at each visit to the cemetery by mem bers of that family, it is nurtured as a most sacred relic.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-12
MAY EVENTS.

Electric Theater. 12-16-Street Fair at TeXark'
 ana. 12-Grand Lodge Knights and
 Ladies of Honor meets at
 Little Rock. 12-14-State Pharmacists VIII
 meet at Little Rock. 13-15-Arkansas Medical Socie-
 ty meets at Little Rock. 16-School Election. 1S-Arkansas Funeral Directors
 meet at Little Rock. 1S-2O-Musical Festival at Lit
 tie Rock. 19-Fortnightly Club meets with
 Mrs I. B. Stone. 19-Grand Lodge Knights ol
 Phythias meets at Little
 Rock. 21-Self Culture Club meets with
 Mrs. Dan Pittman. 21-22.-Arkansas Press Associa'
 tion meets in Little Rock. 21-23-Christian Church Stat
 Convention at Little Rock. 3O-DecOration 'Day.
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l. o C A l. N E w $

John Warren returned yester- day from a visit to Hope
 Come to The News office for for legal blanks of all kinds.
 J. C. WoOdul and sam Wren, of Albany township, are spending today in Prescott.
 The Odd Fellows meet tonight and business of importance de- mands a full mem bership present Three new styles of ladies' low shoes received today.
 w B. WALLER. The Nevada County Drug Store for examination tablets adopted by the school board. Phone 65. The Nevada County Drug Store for examination tablets adopted by the school board. Phone 65 Four new subjects at the elec- tric Theater tonight, the feature of which will be the Dream of an Opium Fiend"
 Edison Mum returned today from Little Rock, where he has been to see his sister, who is si K in a sanitorium at that place Rev. l. N. Clack and family ar. rived this morning from Ozan anC will spend awhile with friends il Prescott. Mr. Clack expects t, leave in a week for Kansas Cit, on an extended trip.
 Berry Hesterly and Arl War mack, expect to leave on the can non ball this afternoon for Littl, Rock, where the former goes tt attend the meeting of the Ark ansas Pharmacists They will b, joined by Tom kinser, of Hope.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-12
DRUG STORE FREE DELIVERY

G. F.. Bailey, of Blevins, was in town yesterday
 w. A. Pfather, of Pine Bluff. is spending today in Prescott.
 There has been considerable trading in town today and sev- eral bales of cotton have been offered on the streets for sale.
 Thos. C. McRae. Jr., cashier of the Bank of Prescott left last night for Hot Springs, where he went to attend the annual ses- sion of the State Bankers As sociation.
 Dr. Adam Guthrie and Ernest stanton left last night for Lit tie Rock, where the former goes to attend the State Medical So- clety, and the latter to attend the meeting of the State Phar- macists. They will return on Thursday.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-12
SPECIAL CALL.

The members of the School
 provement Association earne requests the payment Of due' once for the past scholastic te There are many things thel sociation wants to do beforeI beginning of another school te Remember dues that are Tor past year will not suffice Tor coming term. So let's pay uI
 Mrs. Jno. M. Pittman, f1
 Mrs. H. A. Sykes, Secre''
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-12
A New Hotel.

Little Rock, May 12-c.,a. & Drake are now hav; odilV Tor a ten story hotel 1rawnp aS pl George Caldwell, the activo u, L per Of the firm, states 'tle th.a ,ll' hotel will be erected nnleaa eaa' Y very serious break occurs in 'O arrangements now maao m, III
 feet of space on Cen+o. sl ne next to the sky scraner v,n Dar occupied by the new huildia Ill
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-12
Ice cream at the Nevada County Drug Store today.

Ice cream at the Nevada County Drug Store today.
 H. F. Richardson left this morn ing on a visit to Camden.
 NJ. w. Greeson left this morn ing on a business trip to Little Rock.
 The Nevada County Drug Store for examination tablets adopted by the school board Phone 65. The Nevada County Drug Store for examination tablets, adopt ed by the school board. Phone 65.
 The screens for the windows and doors of the new hotel arriv- ed and are being put in place to- day.
 Just received, a carload of red cedar shingles. They are the best Try them.
 Junction Lumber Co
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-12

ana ana Ladies 1 of Honor vii, n
 the the Hotel 1se ss, Nation today. day meet s, tn tn' .nal,o n loo delegates are erDsa M " Srha Teelster .al,e before night, pAc nnan nhe Arkansas Pharmacist. nual convention will ha 'o.s9s cnu :, order in the new city bais Ialled ! also. '' nall tod
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-12

Little Rock, May 12. - The question has been asked whether Governor John $. Little. who has recovered remarkably in the past few months would not be able to come to Little Rock to take charge of the administration when the extra session convenes. Paul Little, his son and private secretary to Governors Pindau and Hamiter, stated last night that, although his father was in better health than he has been In the past year and was recover ing every day. his family would not allow him to come to Little Rock to take the governors of- lice again. The risk of his suf- fering a relapse as result would be too great, they say.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-12

,rho bodcaw, May 11
 ihe most prosperous sossio,, Unlon High School is now Ul %. ing to a close. After nine mon, oi work we feel the need ,I'' of coming vacation, althonrh are sad when we think of en mol ing with our school mates pd a' Tor a short time.
 Prof. Langston is exnardI the course generally given hr school, and the class taking regular college work is eynoo|| to be much larger next year On last Saturday Prof. T.aD| ton surprised us with the N looked for gala day. The studa] and several of the friends and irons of the school eniovpd grandest picnic ever had at Munn's fish pond. The day ' well spent in various amusema|
 
 Isn't Prof. Lansgton good? Don't forget that Bro Lan| ton from Texas, the brother our principal will preach \ commencement sermon the fou| Sunday in May. All are inyiA The students are looking 4 ward to the final examinati2 with restless anxiety-iust more week, and then the N will come. our principal made a busir1 trip to Hope the past week. "A man is himself when alo1
 Falcon, May II weather is fine and the he'd oi this community is fine Nichols is very busy-fishing. | Rufus Waldrop will be hom& a few days from Gunter, Tel where he has been attending 7 lege. l understand he is to tel the school at Pine Spring { summer.
 Politics are getting hot old Albama's domain. since N Cassady announced as an i'd pendent candidate for consta and Dave Brantley is to stu the township for him. We una stand A. $. J Hamilton is take the stump for R. s. McKa and when Hamilton and Bran0 get on the stump there be something doing
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-12

Subsribe for The News
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-12

Little Rock, May 12.-The an-
 nual convention of the Knights