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The Modesty of Women

naturally makes them shrink from tho
fndelicate questions, the obnoxious ex-
aminations, and unpleasant local treat
ments. which some physicians consider
essential in the treatment Of diseases OF
women. Yet, If help can be had, it is
better to submit to this ordeal than let
the disease grow and spread. The trouble
is that SO often the woman undergoes all
the annoyance and shame for nothing.
Thousands Nof women who have been
cured by DIR. Rerce's Fayorite Prescrtp-
ton wTiA In appreciation OF the cure
which dis0eRr9es Wfth the examinations
and local treatmentsS There Is no other
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women as WFayoritc Prescription. 1t
cures debilifaTing drains, irreguiarity and
female weakness. It always helps. 1t
almost always cures. It is strictly non
alcoholic, non secret, all its ingredients
being printed on its bottle-wrapper; con-
taius no deleterious or habit-forming
drugs, and every native medicinal root
entering into its composition has the full
endorsementof those most eminent In the
several schools of medical practice Some
of these numerous and strongest of pro
fessional endorsements of its ingredients,
will be found IN pamphlet wrapped
around the bottle, also in a booklet mailed
free on request, By DR.. r. V. Pierce, Of
Buffalo, n. Y. These professional en-
dorsements should have far more weight
than any amount Of the ordinary lay, or
nom professional testimonials.
The most intelligent women nowadays
insist on knowing what they take as med
icine instead of opening their mouths ike
LOT of young birds and gulping down
whatever is offered them. NFayorite Pre-
scription Is Of KNOWN COMPOSITION. E
makes weak women strong and sick
women well.
Dr. Pferee's Medical Adviser is sent free
on receipt of stamps to pay expense OF
mailing o1lJu. Send TO DIR. r. v. Pierce,
Buffalo. II. Y, 81 one-eent stamps for pa
per-coyered, or 81 stamps for cioth-bound.
II sick consult the Doctor, free Of charge
bv letter. All such communications are
held sacredIy confidential.
DR.. Pierce5s Pleasant Pellets inyigorata
and regulate stomach, liver and bowels.
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DRY GOODS. eRooERIEs, Etc.
LODGES
Kenneth Lodge No. 4I,
Knights of Pythias.

GoNYENEs in Masonic Temple the second
~ and fourth Thursday evenings of each
month at O'Clock. Visiting brethren cordially
welcomed. Sick benefits, funeral tax and all the
fraternaI features. Members have option of
Joining endowment or insurance rank. Chan
cellor Commander, Z. Langbecker: Vice Chan
cellor Commander, Jules Leumas; Master of
Work, DIR. ID. @. Brumfeld; Prelate, Fred Lam
dry; Keeper of Records and Seal, J. E. Blum;
Master of Finance VIM. Pforzheimer; Master
of Exchequer, Jacob Blum.
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THE STATE.
Items of Interest Gulled From the
Louisiana Press.
Ponchatoula Saloon Keepers Indicted for
Selling Liquor to Mfnors-Death of
Mrs. John N. Pharr-Negro
Murderer of L. S. q. Cadet
Legally Executed.

Capt. E. J. Comeaux, a well-known
steamboatm an, died at his home in
New Orleans.
John Lesley, OF Woodwork, was
killed in an accident that occurred in
lath mill at that town.
Work on the immense irrig ating
canal of the Union Irrigation Com
pany was begun near Opelousas.
A sixth mistrial was entered in the
Reid case at Lake Charles, and the
case has been refxed for Feb. 25.
The annual convention of the Vel
low Pine Manufacturers Association
was held in New Orleans this week.
Robert Weston, the negro murderer
of Cadet Adonis K. Weydert, was ex-
ecuted at st. FrancisVille on the 17th
inst.
j. Hanna Deiler, William Franz
and Louis Bernes we're appointed as
sislant immigration agents at New
Orleans.
Two Cinnamon and a negro barely
escaped death in a fire that destroyed
several business establishments in
Amite City.
A passenger train on the v, S. and
p. Railroad was wrecked near Tallu-
lab and the fireman and engineer were
seriously injured.
DIR. Reginald S. Cocks, formerly of
the Louisiana State University, has
been engaged to fill the chair OF botany
at Tulane University.
Mark Carpenter, aged sixty four
years, Confederate veteran and GUS
todian OF the state capitol, died at his
home in Baton Rouge.
A midnight fire IN New Orleans par.
italy destroyed the wholesale milli-
merry establishment Of Hoehn & Deith,
causing a loss of $50, 600.
Wolfert Gosser ate six hundred oys-
ters IN twenty -one minutes and six sec
onds, on wager 10 New Orleans, and
claims the worlds record.
The man agement of the Istrouma
Hotel at Baton Rouge has passed into
the hands OF A. Grouchy & Son, who
will assume active charge at once.
President Roosevelt has appointed
Captain J. w. Bostick, of New Or
leans, a member OF the board OF visit
ers to the Annapolis Naval Academy.
The Tangipahoa grand jury re-
turned forty-fye indictments against
three saloon-keepers at Ponch atoula,
charged with selling liquor to minors.
Ordinances prohibiting every class
OF gambling and providing for un-
screened saloons were brought up be-
fore the Shreveportcouncil and passed
first reading.
Mrs. j. N. Pharr, widow of the late
Capt. John N. Pharr, and mother of
Henry N. Pharr, the Republican
nominee for governor, died at her
home on Fairview plantation. st.
Mary parish.
A negro employee OF cotton oil
mill at Tallulah hid himself in the
hullroom to snatch an hours sleep,
making hole in which TO lay. New
hulls blown into the room caused
caye-in, the negro being buried and
smothered to death.
The United States supreme court
denied the petition of Ephriam Simon,
of New Orleans, for writs of habeas
corpus and certiorari in the case in
which he is held for contempt of the
United States circuit court for the
eastern district of Louisiana.
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" nen calling Tor these letters say advestised
II not called for IN two weeks they viii be sent
10 the Dead Letter Office at Washington, d. G.
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LIST or LETTERS.

Remaining in the postofEice at Dona1dsonviIe,
La. Saturday. Jan. Is. 1908.
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STORES, OFFICES. ETC, TO LET.
DESK ROO I'm up-to-date Office; 50 to $40.
WALKER. 142 Market.
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EEZER Z0N4ZUr
METH C4z SOY

Aborn Opera Company's stay at Olym-
pic Park, starting Monday night. The
opera, with its antique Egyptian To-
Gale, admits of spectacular presenta-
ton, and every effort is being made
to make 1t the equal of the original
performance. In the cast are favor
ties who have made hits in their re-
%spective roles in The Wizard of the
Nile with the Aborn companies in
other cities. The title role win be as
sumed by Charles w. Meyer, a come
dian of droll and eccentric methods,
who has been successful in king
Dodo," in the Shubert production Of
1.-THE Tourists" and other musical of
ferings. Another special engagement
for the week is that of the charming
and vivacious young prima donna re
Gently brought into prominence by the
Aborn management. Miss Rene Die
trich, who has received merited praise
for her singing and acting elsewhere.
FRITZ Won Busing. who has made
many hits in boy parts with the varl-
Gus Aborn companies, will have the
role of the mischievous youth, Abydos,
apprentice to the Wizard. George
Kunkel will appear as King Ptolemy,
for which he has been specially en-
gagged on account of former success In
the same part. The rest of the array
of talent have all won favor in operate
roles. including Horace Wright, cast
for the. tenor role of Ptarmigan; Will
lam Schuster, who will be the Cheops,
Royal Weather Prophet; Tilie Sal
linger, to be seen as Queen Simoona
Miriam Norris, as Odeliska, and Hes
ter Collins, as Merza.
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go TO The big New York amusement
house. Another act on the bill that is
likely to elicit applause Is the shooting
of glass balls from horseback by bob"
Mason and Charley" TOmpkins, both
of whom are known as clever perform
ers. Sergeant Starrett will exhibit his
trained ponies, which were also fea-
lures of the, Hippodrome show last sea-
son. The cowboys and Indians will be
seen in 9TH Attack on the Stage
Coach" which never fails to arouse the
interest OF spectators. Cowboys and
cowgirls will be seen together in a
quadrille on horseback. They will also
take part in a ring tournament, a game
of skill, and in horse races of all kinds.
Indians will also be seen in races.
Charley" Aldrich will be seen in rope
twirling, and h performance, will
close with a chariot race, with a COW
boy and a cowgirl as drivers.
The usual balloon ascensions will be
given Sunday afternoon and night and
| wednesday night. There will be a big
display of fireworks on Tuesday night.
Performances by amateurs will be
given after the main show Thursday
night. Other features of the park are
drawing an unusually large quota of
patrons, especially he m~enagerfe,
! roller coaster, dance hall, roller skating
rink, human roulette wheel, merry-go-
round, balloon swings n pony track.
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PRIMA DONNA TO BE
HEARD IN ELECTRIC PARK.

Fashion Night" will be in~augurated
at Electric Park next Thursday night,
when $40 in gold will be given to the
woman wearing the handsomest gown.
The judges in the contest win review
the exhibit of dresses, and when the
selection is made the name of the wear
er will be as|certained. announcement
Of the name of the winner will be made
on the Arena stage Immediately after
the big free show. Upon the Electric
Fountain will be posed women gowned
in the fashions of the day.
Merry Widow night win be OBJ
served Tuesday night, and Amateur
Night" Friday.
A thriller" will replace the Fritz
Troupe of educated dogs next week.
Several novelties will be introduced.
lovers of opera win be glad to hear
Lillian Thelma, prima donna of the
Red Feather Opera Company, and A.
c. Alton. operate tenor, in selections
from grand opera. The "Three Tum-
bling Toms will appear in %acrobatic
and gymnastic feats. The Rome Trio
will introduce a European comedy and
dancing act.
Fred Ireland and May Walsh will
play their mirth-provotinS sketch, The
English Swell and Chorus Girl direct
from the Lyman circuit, London. Tho
Musical Baron" is also on the bin for
next week. as is Laura Houston, the
soubretts.
The entire program can be enjoyed
free of charge afternoons, excepting
Saturdays and Sundays. Automobile
tours are given to the women and chill
dren every afternoon.
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ATTRACTIONS THAT PLEASE
THE CROWDS AT LuNA PARK

Last Saturday Luna Park welcomed
$3.50 guests, and Sunday the paid adj
missions were a trine under 91.000,
which makes the total for the first four
weeks of the season nearly 1,2O0 600
the biggest opening month Luna Park
ever had.
1t is interesting to note just the sort
of amusements this summers public
likes best. Laugh shows-'The Human
Laundry" which makes thousands
shrek; The Heller SHELTER" The
Virginia Reel" and "The Ticker, 3"
"The Merrimac and Monitor" a gor-
geous cycloramic spectacle; THE Man
Hunt" the most dramatic outdoor
show ever exhibited on Coney Island;
might and Morning." which appeals
to the leaning toward the uncanny,
and the scenic railways-these arc the
things which the crowd takes to as a
duck takes to water.
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PROVIDE
GOOD SHOWS FOR
THE HEATED SPELL
Next Weeks Bills Include Rich
Variety to Please Amuse-
ment Seekers.
us MARRIAGE A FAILURE?"
BRINGS FERGUSON BACK.
FrOhman's Former Leading Man.
to Play Here Again-PrO-
grams to Be Given.

Warm weather has no terrors for the
patrons Of Proctor's, the playhouse
where the shows never deteriorate nor
comfort lessons. Many good things are
offered for next week, including the fol-
lowing well-known entertainers: w j.
Ferguson and Beatrice Moreland, in
their clever %one-act farce by Michael
Horton entitled rs Marriage a Fail
ure?' MIR. Ferguson, who was a lead
ing man under the direction of Charles
Frohman for many years, Is no stranger
to Newark audiences, having appeared
In such well-known plays as Jim the
Penman." 1.-THE Brixton Burglary
1.-THE Love Letters THE Toymaker Of
Nuremburg' and others. Miss More
land is equally well known to patrons
OF the legitimate and vaudeville thea
tres, having appeared with the Froh-
man companies, Mrs. Fiske, Rose Cogh-
Ian and Sol Smith Russell, and at this
house a few years & in a monologue
harmful of Iauglrtar-oompelhng material.
Laddle clifS, the young Scotch boy
comedian, Ef1C e~speivated England with
his wit ana eccentric dancing, viii bS
sure to plSass. Herbert Brooks and
In a new production entitled
MT. Myslery' WIN ph'NhNe NC
Peter Dopald and Meta Carson offer
their novel comedy singing speciality In
Scottish dialect. Snyder and Buckley,
the clever musical comedians, will APP
pear ua a nsw act called The street
Musjeian;" the Cycling Millaros are
past masters OF bicycle and unicycle;
John F. clark via tell new tales in hie
evn peculiar celtic style; the zarnes
will demonstrate the benefit of physical
culture in a series of gymnastic gyra-
tiens, apd q now film of animated pic
tureS will round out the bill.
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OUTDOOR PERFORMERS
AT OLYMPIC PARK.

Large crowds are being attracted to
the many and varied features at
Olympic Park. seekers get
the Saturday horse races, Sunday base
ball games, dancing pavilion, big free
circus and Daredevil S~chreyer's sensa-
tional act. Among the outdoor attrac-
tions scheduled for next week, in addi-
tion to the bicycle ride and dive act
of Daredevil S%chreyer, are a high
wire and trapeze performance by the
Belfour Trio; Howard and De Leon,
equilibrists; Gaylor, contortionist, and
the Friedrichs Trio, in a gymnastic ex-
hibition.
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HarTtSOu.
JERSEY ST., 715-717-Five rooms. large and
airy; healthy location; new building; all
impts. near car line and railroad depot; rent
s12. Inquire at AARONSON, 30s Harrison av.
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HApPYLAND PARK WILL
OPEN In NEAR FUTURE.

Monday, June %, will be the opening
day of the first outside attraction in
popular South Beach, For Thai day the
management has engaged the services
of Marie La Blanche Na Blanche La
Petite Artist, in her thrilling dare
devil neck ride through space. This is
the same artist WHIT made this thrilling
sensation in New York two weeks ago,
when her act was witnessed by thou
sands every day. She will make two
slides a day, one at $50 and another
at 1870 p. m, he admission to the
park is free.
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NOTED EQUESTRIENNE
TO PERFORM At HILLSIDE.

Among the features Of particular in
terest in the Hillside Park during the
coming week will be the appearance of
Miss Adelaide, tho noted equestrlenne,
who delighted audiences at the New
York Hippodrome throughout last sea-
son by her graceful riding and man
agement Of a high school horse. Miss
Adelaide will be at the park most of
the season, and in the fall will again
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TO LET-TURNIs1IED.
AVON-RY-THE-SEA, N. Furnished cottage,
coolest corner In Avon, near ocean and Shark
River. all modern improvements; large piazza;
po1 range: opp Hotel Oxford; bargain for the
season. Address FRANK West Or
anra, N. J. Telephone 1871, Orange.
TO IHT-Furnished house, eight rooms and
hath attic and cellar; in a desirable neigh
horhood; $50 q month to quick tenant; refer
ences required. 81 N. 9Th st.
TO LFr-Apartment; furnished complete: Z
roo-as with bath; rent $40. Inquire APART
MFNT 50, 1160 Broad st.
FuRNEsHED ROOMS TO LET,
WARREN ST. 15e-lrwo furnished rooms for
light housekeeping.
IrvEn0fou.
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FEATURES TO BE SEEN
AT THE MODEL THEATRE.

"Cinquevalli.' master Of the violin,
will be tho feature of the Gem Theatre
in Fifteenth avenue during the coming
week. %Cinquevalli is said to offer a num-
Der of amusing and pleasing special
ties. Bernard Hammill, after two
weeks at the local Model Theatre, is
booked for a week at the Orange Mod
ell. Eddie Clippe. musical performers
win head the boards at the Model The
atre, Springfield avenue. Miss Nettie
FISH, a comedienne and singer, is to
I'LL n special engagement of one week
on the Model amusement circuit, APP
pearins two days at the local Model,
two at the Gem and one in Orange.
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PLOT 6Ox15o. south side of Bloomfield av.,
81, 500 TO quick buyer; 30 per cent. may re-
main on mortgagei sound investments; will
quickly double in value. Address owner, H.
RIVETT So Warren ST., Newark, N. J.
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ABoRN OPERA COMPANY TO
GIVE WIZARD OF THE NILE"

Victor Herbent and Harry b.
Smiths picturesque, nnelodious work,
THE wizard of tho Nile,v will be the
offering for the second week of the
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LAKE HOPATCONG BARGAIN.
Villa Felsenhurst for sale; fronts on road and
lake: cottage contains 6 rooms, fully furnished
fresh spring water runs from tank in attic;
house 20x26: porch extends all around, Z by Sc
#. Price 81. 800; $500 cash. balance on mtg. 5
per cent. HERMAN HoTZ, 2s4 South Or
ange av.
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MOUNTAIN STATTON-Choace building plot,
100x150; attractive, desirable, healthful; price
81, 800; cash s10o; worth double. ALBERT CAIN.
South Orange.
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Orange.

FOR SALE-Seven-room. steam heated house,
all improvements. open plumbing. excellent
condition; $1,000. NJ. J. BROWN. $50 Main ST..
Orange.
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LITTLE STLVER-Fronting Shrewsbury River,
near station; bungalow plots on easy terms.
MOREHOUSE & BROWN. Red Bank. N. ].
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CUMMINGS ST. Large, cool
front rooms. Tor one or two persons. newly
furnished; near two trolleys; private family;
reasonable.
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ArIInnfnn.

BARGAIN TO investigate at once, eight 4-room
houses. rented for 500 monthly; only i 10000;
after 3
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APARTMENT CECIL, Sd and Beileville avs
Choice corner 7 and Groom apartments; hand
somely decorated and containing all up-to-date
improvements. Apply to janitor or FULLE
LAND AND IMPROVEMENT CO. Arlington.
N. ].
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DESIRABLE apartments, just off Clinton
av.: six rooms and bath; rent SIS per
month; to responsible tenants. Apply morn
ings.. WALTER HE1NSHEIMER. 4 Academy
St, Newark.
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TO LEr-FoR BUSINESS ruRrosEs.

Lofts.
LOFTS WITH POWER AND STEAM HEAT.
20 LAWRENCE ST. WASHINGTON
wilson
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ROOMS WANTED.

WORKING man wants room with small. quiet
family or widow lady. Address QUIET, Box
10. Star ONCE
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o SALE-Houses. So. 600 to 81, 600; new ones,
So. 800; every Improvement; send for circular.
AMANN. 14S Midland av.. Arlington. N: ].
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
CITY.
BORNETT COURTS.

10, p. 23, % BURNET ST.
New: al improvements; gas range. steam
heat, hot and cold water; Janitor; nicely deco
rated; light rooms; two minutes from Lacka-
wanna depot: five minutes from Broad and
Market SITS. rent $50 to 1874 per month.
FAIRCHILD-BALDWIN CO..
1856 MARKET STREET.
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Lake HoDatcOnR.

yru property to rent or SELF Sec
DIEBOLD. Irvington Centre.
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AMANN. las Midland av.. Arlington, N: ].
-
Atlantic Highlands.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.
OCEAN VIEW.
Free excursion to Ocean View on Sunday.
June 81. 1908. to inspect our bungalow sites, SIS
and up; sizes 25x14s. 80 down and IS monthly;
no interest, no taxes. no restrictions. You can
pitch tent az soon as YOU have SO paid on your
contract. Boat leaves Pier 10, North River,
foot Cedar St., N. Y. 10 a. m. For ticket ap-
ply to HARBO INDUSTRIES. 142
Market St, Newark, Room 30. Open Satur-
day evening until $50 p. m.
East Orang
CORNER LOT-East orange: 60x1oo;' II sold ar
once, 81. 500. BROWN. $50 Main st.. Orange.
Harrison.
3-FAMILY. 17-room house, near Harrison av.
rent SAP; price 1900.
$500 CASH
Buys S-room house. near Clinton av, FRANK
A. MANLEY, $50 Broad st.
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BARGAIN-Owner must sacrifice one house and
barn; az acres ground; situated on ridge Of
Orange Mountain; beautiful shade and fruit
trees; grand location; price 81. 500 to quick
buy err. BRANDS q AUSTIN, s Main st..
West Orange. Tel. 1873.
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FARMS-ssO0 up; houses and lots, $500; build
gng lots; farms a specially. E..
TINSMAN. Dunellen. N. J.
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BIG BARGAINS In farms; rs acres. 50. 500; 95
acres, So. 900; IL acres. 81, 500; 81 acres. 50, 900;
% acres. 81, 200. VIM. FARROW. Zion. Somer-
set County, n. ].
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FuRNlsHED RooMs TO LET.


ST. l5c--rwo furnished rooms f
light housekeeping.
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VISIT beautiful washington Park building lots;
easy terms: take West Orange trolley to
property. RANDALL. 257 Main ST.. Orange.
RrGHT-RoOM modern house. West Orange;
all improvements: lot 50x150; IL sold at once.
st.1O0. M. ]. BROWN. $50 Main St. Orange.
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Irvington.
. Ed HEADQUARTERS.
99S SPRTNGFTELD Az, 1RVTNGTON.
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SALB-Seven-room house, in Dunellen
Al condition.; fair price; terms easy. Address
Box 30l, Dunellen, N. J.
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TWO lots 25x1OO. about 800 feet off Springfield
av.; easy terms. This offer only good for ten
days. Address owner, II. RIVBTT, So War
rem St, Newark.
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S4UU CAST
Buys S-room house. near Clinton av. FRANK
A. MANLEY, $50 Broad st.
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DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.
CITY.

EIGHT-ROOM house; improvements: newly
decorated; large garden. Inquire 200 or POS
LittletJn av.
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LIST your houses for sale or rent with
BERRY, 1895 Springfield av.
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GRBYLOCK MANoR-Choice plot. 5ox1OO, on
Mann st. Apply G. Fl. BECKETT. Bell St,
Greylock Manor. Belleville. N. ].
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.

TEXAS LANDs-We own over 100, 900 acres
fine Southern Texas grazing land; 30 per
cent. agricultural: price So to s. per acre;
terms. no exchange. For particulars address
4. W. Staff. Moore bldg. San Antonio, Tex.