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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-18
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

/ AM IN the market for q two-famiIy fiat in
some good locality which will net we'll on
the Investment: could handle ono for any
amount from 50. 900 TO $1,000: must be q bar
gain. with terms not to exceed $500 cash. and
near railroad station: owners only need reply,
will not buy from spectators or agents. Ad-
dress A., Box 3. Star once.
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cHAS. G.. FRITZ
TEL. 2943-L. 7I6 Broad STRICT.
------ go ---- ..----
1NyO-FAMILY corner house; II roonn; steam
heaters; both lights; rent $4 month; cash
month; no agents. Address OWfiEH, Box 10,
star Office.
T~W0-FAMIbY ~EOUSE-N;no it3nic; aear
Sherman az. Inquire OWNER. CO North GA
St, second floor.
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SIx.RooM HOUSE, Murray st-Equity. $3.50
TTtREB LOTS, Ivington. i. ............. 81, 500
Exchange for improved property and cash.
FRANK A. MANLEY. $50 Broad ct.
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REAL ESTATE FOR A L
OUT OF TOWN..
Harrison.
IrvtnstSn.
ANTICIPATE THE INEVITABLE.


ANTICIPATE THE INEVITABLE.
The completion OF the three tunnels and the
NOUS increase in real estate values that the
average landlord will feel justified in raising
rents accordingly.
Why not be one Of the wise people who, an
ticipating this inevitable increase, are buying
homes. thus becoming their own landlords and
personally reaping The benefit Of the rise IN
values.
IRvINGTON TERRACE
Only 45 minutes from Broadway, New York.
i,ish and dry: water. sewers, sidewalks. trees,
ste. Fully restricted; lots 2bx10o, for s27S.
Bat Il is now or never at these prices. See
ins Is believing. so take a Springfield az. or
Broad st.. irvinston car and get on at stuy-
For further particulars address or call on
JAS. JAY SMITH.
at the ONCE thers.
K~eansburg.
DTS at Ideal Beach. Kcansburs, $50 up; easy
terms FRANK L. f3 Market st.
N~aplcwood.
So o0-SEVEN-ROOM COTTAGE.
improvements: lot 5ox15o; SIX minutes TO
LEWIS r. TAYLoR, South Orange.
MontcIair.
MODERN dwelling. containing reception room,
bAf y IL OpNH htSpAuNSs tF''piS tDOhtf
pantry and kitchen on first foos: ss light.
airy chambers and bath. porcelain riun1bing;
@3s and electric ~ilxtures: Dteaui heat. lot eOSi?5:
Price 5000; only $500 cash required. or will
sell ON rental plan, t~ve-yoar lease; rent $50 per
mDpin; with thee eptio ror to f 9ayi GTs Ssa,Isul Tsn's az q
dress NATHAN RUSSELL, Bloomfield and
Glen Ridge.
N0ntrosc Park.
FOR sALE~-Montrose Park. modern i2-roarn
house: . bathrooms. hardwood foors; tine
stable and lot sooS 2t the l location n y ,nrnS.
apply TO
j. CHARLES n'RRIEN CO.,
SOUTH ORANGE n. j..
Nuticy.
NITLEY-Tract o. land, ia9 acres, fronting
on Washington ev. and running TO River I'd:
elegant for building lots: price 81, 500.
GCHVARz, IS Clinton st.
Orange.
OWNER going abroad authorizes US TO sell bis
modern la-roorn house; highest point in Or
duet and hardwood; immediate possession;
modern home; 5 rooms and bath; 5OTiss; viii
EOW. P. HAMILTON & CO.
Opposite Orange station. Orange. New jersey.
south Orang
WE HAVE several Desirable properties for sale.
improved and unimproved. In hrst-class iecali'
ties with city improvements; prices reasonable.
It would pay sou to consult US.
j. Gharles 0'Grien Go.
SotrFI GRANGE, X i.
NeroDs
A BARGAIN.
Modern s-roon, house. Al! improvements:
ehade and fruit trees; fine lawn; convenient
TO trolley and Monaghan golf links; ground
sox2so' aleo houses N best locations at all
CLINTON D. BALDWIN,
BLOostTIELD & LAKESIDE AVS. VERONA.
BUY now at low prices. choice. restricted
building sites high elevation: water, gas,
electricity, telephone: also house,. with ali i'm
proyenents and farm property. u.
Bloomfield az.
BUY now at low prices, choice, restricted
building sites: high elevations; water. gas,
telep1onc: also houses with all i'm
proveinents ana farm property, LINIoN u.
Bloomfield aN.
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FOR farm. and country residence property APP
ply to e. s.. SIMoNSoN, Verona. n. ].
------------
+, West Orange.
easy terms; take West Orange trolley to
property. RAINFALL. ISL Main ST.. Orange.
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FOR sALE--Tne two-fannily house. rs Elm ST.
nea. jefferson; lot cSxsf; can he hnr>ht at a
yels low frs:ra % ciase an estate. ". r.
QUINN. l6 Mulberry St
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ARLINGTON. n. For sale, best located IL
room. house. desirable deep corner; but
Arlington. 5oxi4o. $1,000 up; all OH EILSHE-
MIUS's TRACT; streets improved and mac
adsnized: terms to suit. Arlington office.
lIearny and E~ls1eunius aves., or H. G. ELL
SHIgMIUS. 2s5 Broadway. New York,
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MODERN dwelling. containing reception room,
library with open fireplace, dining room.
airy chambers and bath. porcelain plumbing
Sas and electric fixtures; steam heat: lot eosi?5:
price 1900: only si.900 cash required, or will
sell ON rental plan, ~hve-yoar lease; rent $40 per
month. with option to buy. creating rents on
purchase price. For further particulars aG-
1ress NATHAN RUSSELL. Bioonfiei1 and
Glen Ridge.
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Bloomfield

rooms, toilet. water and gas: s.
room. 2-family house. toilet. water and gas;
3 minutes from trolley. ) minutes to sta
ton; both of these houses can be bought
for 50. 500 on very easy terms. this is an ex-
cellent paying investment for some lucky
person.
WE A v Just been given for Immediate
sale a fine 10-room house. containing every
modern Improvement: steam heat; lot 60x310;
small barn and plenty of fruit trees: tho
owner is leaving town and must sell at once:
will sacrifice same for S5. GOO. terms 10 ruit.
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L. MA LLAKi.

EAST ORANGE-New two-familT house, al
improvements; steam heat; each apartment
absolutely separated: finely located III East
Orange Inqiire OWNER. 50 Ncyth 9Th ST..
second foog.
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Atlantic City.
BUILDING LOTS. 1o0x20o. near Atlantic City.
5000 un. easy terms. FRANK u SHIELDS,
az Market vt.
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Observation-Disclosures in price from s.. $50 70
$1,000; also farms. timber lands. etc. FRANK
CRAIG, i'a Midland av, Arlington, N
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FOR SAIE-Eight-ro room house, some Improve
ments, price 81 900: easy terms.
SEVEN-RoOM house. all improvements: lot
5ox1n0; price 50, 700.
#. ALLEN. i&s Midland az. Arlington. N. ].
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WANTED-Ry doctor. rooms and board IN
South Orange av.. from Hunterdon to Eighth
SITS, or adjoining streets. Address B., Fos -.
Star office.
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Orange tnqdire OWNER 30 Ncsth 9Th St..
second to0r.
Arlington.
ARLINGTON town lots, near depor and troll
ley. In huilt-up section, on high and leaes
Ground; all street improvements: beautiful
shade will sell FOX cash or i~natalinents on our
non-torteituro agreement: free deed In case
OF death; no interest; no taxes for first year:
choice lots, ,5xi1o each, SEC; larger ones In
proportion; IL Ter cent. of for cash. Call and
see our property o. write for marked map and
new illustrated iuohlet. Once open Sunday.
FULLER LAND * IMPROVEMENT q.
1854 Midland avenue, Arlington, n. ].
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ARLINGTON town lots, near depot and troll
ley, IN built mp section, on high and level
ground all street improvements; beautiful
shade will sell for cash or instruments OH
our noll-torfeitura agreement: free deed in
ease u death; no interest; no taxes for first
ear: choice lots. 25x1on. each 1850; larger ones
In proportion; 70 per cent. Oft for cash; call and
tee cur property or write for marked map and
nov illustrated booklet. Office open sunday.
FULLER LAND e. IMPROVEMENT CO.
i4 Midland av.. Arlington, n. J
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$500 CASH.
s3.401.
FRANK \. NAMELY. $50 BROAD st.
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I AM looking for q one-family house in East
Orange for investment purposes: ono already
payment not moro than 81 ,500; send particulars
TO my broker, A. n. RRowNELL. As Clinton
ct, Newark. (Signed) Miss NJ. Iahey.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-06-12
CONTINUES WATERWAYS BODY.
n Default CT Congressional Enae;men;
President Taxes Action.

Washington. y C.-Carrying out
his declaration 10 me conference OF
governors that should congress fail 10
provide for the continuance OF the in
land waterways commission. he should
continue 10 by executive act. and con
gress having failed 70 take action on
the subject President Roosevelt re
appointed the members Of that com
mission. In doing so he made public
the following explanation
In view Of the %desirability az con
t.nuing the work Of the inland water
ways commission. the president has
requested those designated last year.
with the exception o. Gen. Alexander
Mackenzie chief 81 engineers. war de-
partment. who has retired. 20 continue
their services on the said commission.
and has also requested Senator Viii
liam p. Allison. Representative 10
seph E Ransdell and Prof. George F..
Swain Of the Massachusetts institute
o. Technology 10 serve a. members"
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GUINNESS PROPERTY SELLS KICK.
Five Thousand Attend Auction Sale a,
Murder Farm.

I.aporte-The auction sale 81 the
personal property left by Mrs Belle
Guinness was attended by between
1000 and 5000 persons. Many ar
ticles brought Eve and ten times their
cost price Il Is estimated the re-
ceipis were more than three times
what they would have been al an ordi-
nary sale. The postal card vendors
and takers and r~efreshmeni and lunch
stand owners did a thriving business
The greatest interest centered tn The
sale o. the horse driven by Mrs Gun
ness, the pony and carr driven by the
Guinness children and "a shepherd dos
All OF these were bought hy local peo-
pie and brought fancy prices. The dog
selling for sl07
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-06-12

Noblesville-ln a decision handed
down IN The case OF samuel N.
Smith against the commissioners 10
enjoin the latter from issuing bonds
for the construction Of gravel roads
Judge Ira W Christian held The neN
gravel road law 10 be constitutional
The court said the supreme cour had
passed on practically all o. the Ques-
tions raised in this litigation and re
could see no reason for holding the
law invalid. Relative 10 the cCnten-
ton Of the petitioner that the three
mile limit clause was unconstiintion-
al, Judge Christian said II il vas legal
70 build a road r or two miles IN
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South sero to Organize : chsmbe-.

South Bend The first definite
movement looking TO the orEani-
zation Of a chamber Of commerce in
this city was taken Monday evening
when a meeting Of business men and
manufacturers was held An address
was delivered by Ryerson Richie. 70
Gently chosen secretary n the Boston
chamber Of commerce. and ". p. FTfx-
simmons 81 the Detroit chamber al
commerce. There is a possibility that
the business Mems association and
the real estate board will De combined
In the proposed new organization
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$4,000 BOND ISSUE SOLD.
Meyer-kiser Bank Successful Bidder
Before State Board Of Agriculture.

Indianapolis The state board Of
agriculture, In session. disposed OF a
bond issue Of $4,000 for the purpose
Of raising money with which 10 make
some needed Improvements az the
state fair grounds 10 the Meyor-K iser
bank Of Indianapolis for sSO.9l6. 9th.
er bids were. Fletcher National
bank. $50 $50. Indiana Trust company.
sSo.500. and +. Wild. $4,000. There
are 100 bonds AT par value OF $500 each
The board also opened bids on the
contract for the erection OF the new
show horse barn 70 be located just
last Cf the Coliseum. The lowest bid
ders were j. c. Pierson & Son OF In
d~ianapons. who bid SSS.S40. exclusive
OF the plumbing work. The contract
was let TO this firm and the plumbing
VAS let 10 Hayes Brothers al 81. 800.
Other bids on the contract for build
ing the barn We're: Bedford Stone &
Construction company. $4,000; ". B..
J~ungclaus. $50. 100; j.. T. Elliott. $40.
9S1. Henry Dollmah. s42.475; j. A..
Schumacher, Sal. 200. Conrad Bender.
s41.I0O. Brandt & Son. s44.476 and De
Kamp Brothers. s5l.S30. The work on
the new barn will commence just as
soon as the FIVE frame barns now on
the site can be moved to new loca-
tons. The contract FOR moving the
barns was let TO John A. Olvey & son
for s1.234. The work OF moving the
barns Is 10 begin Immediately. The
board. at the solicitation Of Sterling
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Hoo.ier Student Honored.

Richmond-Harry Costello Of the
senior class in Earlham college
has been accorded IN unusual honor.
Upon the recommendation OF the Earl
ham faculty the University OF Chicago
has presented him with a scholarship
in the department Of philosophy Of the
graduate school in that institution. Mr..
Costello is one Of the most brilliant
students ever graduated from Earl
ham. being a musician and artist in
addition TO his other attachments.
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Eczema appeared on mr. s11's q
Nc went no a c1c-nT who rrea-et
fer three months Then he was 81
ihat bis face and bead were
blr sore ard his ears looke1
thfy aero going 8 fan o~. 50 We
another doctor f0- four months
haty getting any te-te-
hand and less had big sr-as On
and The Toor little fellow Suffered
te-r1ly ttaf he could -o- sleep AZ
he had suffered ST months We
a ser - tie Cn-c1-A Remedies q
the frs; treatment ie- him sep as
rest wei. IN one week he sl-e@ u
gone and i- fwo months he h11 a clear
face Non be Is two years AMI h
never had eczema again Mrs L1
Leck. T. 2 p 3. san Aztc-i9. Tex
Ap- l.. 1s1-.~
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Mrs. Tat 70 Be Present

Washington. D. C.-Mrs. William
II Taft will be n Of the many prom.
inent women who will 20 10 Chicago
for the republican convention. Mrs.
Nicholas Iongworth will be with Mrs.
Taft. as will Miss Helen Cannon.
daughter Of Speaker Cannon Mrs.
Truman II Newberry. wife OF the as
sistant secretary Of the navy. Mrs.
Beveridge. Mrs Chauncey NJ Depew
and scores OF other prominent Wash
ington society danes.
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AntI.saIoon IIcket Wins.

Princeton. III Republicans Of Glib
son county in convention here nom.
mated n full county ticket. indorsed
the administration Of Roosevelt and
the candidacy Of Fairbanks for presi.
dent. The tickt,. Luther Benson.
representative: Harry r. Embree.
auditor. William l. Walters. treas
urer; Lincoln ID. Knaub. sheriff. Dr.
John r. Morris. coroner. Henry n
Niekamp. surveyor; John A zWissie
commissioner. First district. George
W Witherspoon. Second district. The
ticke, is a victory FOR auii.saloon men.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-06-12
ASKS TARIFF REVISION.
Iowa Manufacturers Association Keen
fer Reduced Steel Duties.

Ottumwa. Iowa-The Iowa Manu-
facturers' association closed its con
vention Friday afternoon. after max
Ing Davenport the next meeting place.
Among the resolutions passed was
one declaring a need Of tariff revision,
wiki a special demand that the tariff
on steel and iron be reduced So as
TO permit the manufacturers OF Iowa
70 secure the raw material on a basis
tina will allow them 20 better com
pete with their present competitors
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Nurse Shoots Physician

New York-After living in wait
nine hours. Sarah KOnet. a young
Russian trained nurse. shot and
killed Or. William Auspitz. a physi-
clan. in the vestibule Of al apartment
house Sunday night. The woman sur
rendered herself to the police. declar.
ing that she had shot the physician
because he had wronged her.
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Dondon-The total quantity OF
champagne dispatched from the
champagne districts for the IL months
ending March 81 was 33 7346ls hot
ties compared with 33.17l. 800 bottles
in 1867.
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r. Holt. allowed the Gentlemen's
Driving club. for a consideration Of
$50. the use OF the halfmile track al
the fair grounds for matinee races on
Saturdays during the months OF July
and August The board voted 10 re
build and enlarge a section Of the
swine pavilion and 10 lay a sidewalk
from the grand stand west TO the Fine
Arts building and 10 install a heating
and lighting system in the Fair
Grounds hotel and custodian's build
ing. The board inspected the
grounds.
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7. =as TIE day ci The ball 1-e a.
Wine. the om-eboy. -apsrolrled re
head % the firm. and st2Enered II
y-yuu p-pri please. sir
Cone. hurry NJ said IFS e-cT
sr. II you have anything 90 Sal saT
= Don't take half q day
-Hu- that's Just What : Eas going
70 ask Won III c,uld take sac WI
Le-Harpers Weekly
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Charles City. Iowa-A tornado
struck this CRY az ; O'clock Sunday
afternoon. dcmolishing about 200 resi-
dences and barns One man Is known
q have been killed ana four children
are missing.
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Brazil.-Ross S~tunkard. owner q
the Cash Buggy company's fac
tory in this city. and state represen-
tative Of the Rex Buggy company AZ
Connersville, died suddenly 81 heart
trouble az his factory. re was Is
years old. and M Of the most prom.-
nent citizens 81 this place. He lesre-
q widow and three children
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weLkno~n indiana Physician oeaa.

Well-kno~n Indiana Physician Dead.
North Manchester. - Dr.. ". o.
Lower. 60. one OF the best known
physicians OF northern Indiana. died
at his home in North Manchester. this
county. On his deathbed Dr.. Lower
began a special study Of electrical
treatment OF disease and although he
knew he would never recover 70 prar
iice he continued these studies He
was an invalid for some time. He
was especially interested in scientific
research and was one 81 the best e6u-
Gated physicians in Indiana
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Indianapolis.-Ofcers. as follows.
were elected by the Indiana Presiden-
tial Postmasters association samuel
r. Gray. president. Terre Haute: NJ
r. Sulzer. first vice-president, Madi-
son. and J. r. Shideler. secretary and
treasurer. Indianapolis. A. l. Lawshe.
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ONE DEAD,MANY
HURT IN WRECK
TROLLEY CAR LEAVES TRACKS
WITH MERRY MAKERS
AT CURVE.
WAS MOT0RMAh'S FIRST DAY
Had Never Been over Lire Until Sun
Gay. and Had No headlight
Declares That He
Protested.

50. Louis. Mo-Failure 70 equip
The q wiki q headlight and his mn
i~amii arity with the line are asserted
by Francis VI. McEndree. a green"
motorman. 10 have been responsible
for the o%yerturning 81 a Creye Occur
car en- q sharp curve near Deimar Gar
den Sunday night. resulting in the
death of John Eastman of The Kirk
wood hotel Klrkwood. and the injury
Of dozens 81 the other SO passengers.
men ome and children
Passengers say the car was going
40 miles an hour. McEndree says only
10 miles an hour.
McEndree has been employed as a
uotCrman on the Page avenue line II
months He never ran on the Creye
Couer line until Sunday. he was re-
turning on the third round trip OF the
day when the accident occurred.
Protested About Headlight.
He declared Monday at the Twelfth
District police station that upon his
return from the two previous trips he
had protested each time al the car
barns a. ne Baliviere avenu against
having no headlight on the car. Nc
Endree gave himself up after the acct.
dent.
Four crews were put 10 work by the
United Railways cc-npany al once sun
day night 70 clear up an signs OF the
wreck They did their WORK effective.
ly and Monday scarcely any trace OF
il could Be seen.
The police are having great diri-
Guilty in making an accurate list Of The
injured because many Of the persons
hur. gave fictitious addresses
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assistant postmaster general.
was an honored guest Other guests
William r. Spilman. superin-
tendent 81 rural delivery service and
r. McMiilin. chief post Office
inspector. They have already taken
up their duties in Office.
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length by The same process n reason
ing il might BE- extended on FIVE o- SIX
miles.
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TORTURED SIX MONTHS

~ Terrible Itching Ecze-z-Ese
Suffering Was Teui5le-Sc-
Entirely Cured D. Cu:icura.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-09-22
j. E. SCHOOLER'S AGENCY
324-325-32o Overland Block
RFAi ESTATE LOANS EiPF INSURANCE RENTALS
REAL ESTATE
We sell on MONTHLY PAYMENTS.

We sell MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Get our list Of MODERN COTTAGES to sell on MONTHLY
PAYMENT PLAN.
Let show you acreage the city the mterban Lines
small cash payment down; balance payable Monthly
Let us price you vacant LOTS to still CHEAP on MONif
PAYMENT PLAN.
We have DRY GOODS STOCKS, GROCERY STOCKS,
NEAT MARKETS. LIVERY STABLES, HOTELS CARRIAGE
FACTORIES, MILLS and BUSINESS PROPOSITIONS Of ALL
KINDS in Boise and contiguous towns
Several RANCHES, STOCKS, and OTHER LIKE PROP
ERTIES to TRADE for Boise REAL ESTATE LIKE PROP
ERTIES iii the EAST.
Where we sell on MONTHLY PAYMENTS and by LOSS OF
HEALTH OR POSITION customers embarrassed WE
TAKE UP AND CARY NOT TO EXCEED THREE OF THEIR
PAYMENTS WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-09-22
x ALIAS SUMMONS

In the District Court Of I'll. H.,
Judicial District Of the State i ' on
no, in and for the county Of A. laa-
lola Page Courtney. nr,;as; No
William Henry Courtney dsfaa, Ss
The State OF Idaho sends a sausa'.
to the above named defendant wing Wy
are hereby required to appear i
action brought against Won 1, !
above named plaintiff in the n;,,' Ms
Court of the Third Judicial D;st.; '.'
State of Idaho, in and for the e..
|of AGA, and to answer the comn iiGg
MED therein "a copy of which l. 'f ha.a
to attached) within twenty davs A rs
elusive OF the day OF seryice) a}tsrs y. {
service on you of this Summons 'l I;
served within this district; Or ;fs sass
out OF this district, within fortv 's ds.
The said action is brought TO rse ssys.
decree dlssolying the bonds nj NV:
mony existing between plaintiff l. a.t
defendant on the grounds Of defend
ants cruel treatmet of plaintiff and
failure to provide her with the co alru
mon necessaries of life; that nlairt;s
be restored to her former nama u
lola Page, and for general relief. If
OF which more fully appears from
plaintiffs complaint, copy Of whisb
is served herewith, hereby referred f.
and made a part hereof.
And you are hereby notified, that #
you fail to appear and answer The said
complaint, as above required, the said
plaintiff will apply TO the court for The
relief demanded in the complaint
Given under my hand and the sea
Of the District Court OF the Third ID.
dicial District of the State Of Idaho
in and for the County OF Ada this 2l.t
day of August, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and eight
w. L. CUDDY, Clerk
By OTTO PETERSON, Dep. Clerk
P. E. CAVANEY, Attorney for
Plaintiff, Residing at Boise, Idaho.