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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-17
Salmagundi.
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

Ex.Postmaster Atwell " S~earchlight
pleaded guilty yesterday to embczzling
$1,000 from the !Srarchlight postoifico.
Judge Harrington set his morning for
passing sentence.
Regent Oscar j.. Smith arrived from
Reno hue morning tn attend the meet.
ing Of the stockholders Of the First
National Bank. His looks indicate that
he II not worrying over tho republican
phnic.
Judge Dunue yesterday refused To nd
NIT Schultz to bail. lie held that the
decision Of the appellate court does not
become final 'or thirty days and TIM the
position Of Schmitz does not change un-
til then.
Never lpforC wan there such a sudden
stoppago OF industry. Perhaps 500 COO
men have been laid oil within three
weeks, abont 100 900 OF whom are in the
iron aud stccl industries and 10000 or
n 200 III the railroad mdustry .-Roview
Of Reviews.
the annex to tho Union railway station
ia Kansas City burned yesterday and
the loss estimated at is t250,000. Thirty
i've sacks Of Registered and some othor
mnii, and a large number Of express
packages went up III smoke. Tho Union
station waR saved by the iiremen utter a
hard fight. Tho lire was caused by
crossed electric wires in Tue ma; ing
room.
George Williams, tho P,ute Indian.
Collins, p~rospectors, in EsWeraL .
county sever Il weeks ago, lins confess
Cd to the crime. He told the dotails Of
tho crime TO Sheriff Ingalls, without
wincing Ito should DO sent the gallows
route 10 keep company with Ibapnh and
Indian johnny, tho Montello murder
era.
Robberics and bold ups arc ~ hightiy
occurrence in RcLn, Notwithstanding
the fact TINT a now chief OF police holds
| down the job. (hic! Burke d0cs not
seem 10 be any more Of II terror To Grim
inals thnn Tx Cliof Locpcr wan. What
In the matter with The Reno police forcei
II looks tc u nan W. toe M II more
policemen wore needed or those uow on
tho Tor GO should be kept awake.
Eour men held up the Nevada engin-
eering works at Ruro early Sunday
morning, blew No the safe and made
their cscnpe. Tho night w%atcl'man was
swocpipe whom the thieves entered tho
office and they covered him with rovol'
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vers. They then tied his oyercoai over
ed him III. They then went to work ON
The ssse. The night ~atchman WIS :, :
leased frum the box car by the engineer
Of the Southern Pacific switch engine.
Two Irishmen were crossing the ocean
on the way ~ this country. On the way
over Patrick died. Preparations were
made for burial at sea, but the lead
weights custouarily used were lost.
Chunks ut coal we're substituted Ev-
erythinR was flu sly resdy Tor the last
rites and long aud earnestly did Mich.
sel look at his friend. Finally he bl IT
ted out sorrowfully: "Well, Pat, | al
ways know ys we're goin' there, but Pm
hanged, if thought they'd MAKO ye
bring yer own coul."
MIR. q. S. Tremewan has received his
appointment Hs acting forest supervisor
10 tai Q the place Of Mr.. Wood vino has
been transferred To another field. This
appointment Is a promotion from deputy
forest ranger and carries nm increase OF
salary. Acting Supervisor JremewaD
Inns charge OF the work OF the forest ser.
vice in tits county and all communica.
tiohs relating To that service should be
addressed {" him. The lSDEPENDEST
vOuSrhtuiates MIR. Tremewnn on hls
promotion.
One OF the astonishing features OF our
present industrial system is the growth
and pcrsistency Of vagrancy. Recent
statistics how that during the years 1901
to 1907 there were 22,9Gi lrepassers kill
ed h.! III. railroads Of this country. und
that 25,2.G mOie were injured; nearly
all Of them beng tramps. Tue tramp
ques ION has become Il national problem.
But how shall 1t he dealt with? rramps
anu trusts nave been bred III such NUN.
Der OF Iate yours that they seem To have
the same origin and very much the same
nat ure. Ihey reap where they have
not sOwu, ana II ,ursh ~ the same jun
gle created by unjust legIslatIoD.-News-
Miner.
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Salmagundi,
FROM FRIDA IS DAILY
Mr.. Horton Of Palisade ia III town.

Mr.. Horton Of Palisadc is IN town.
,tui,o, a.. e. ,-,,,
n., no., o,o,,o, t.,m 81 - : n
uaLa no,o - ,L;s
1hree ninety 'nFhlsheo rooms tor rent
lnquirch III tnls ONCE
Inc 'ri"i u tt'sy D"yer on the chhrRe
vi murder VIII oegih pei"re Judge
"''"n III" jury AT c''cN hohuay
"'''"""s D"!e' "'o'''r ""i oh'"'-
&c" "ii'e' las. "'e". ''"" >"'""h'
'"' ~ "''enu liz ''i"i'
Tie Eiko Comfy Abstract and Title
>"""pn'. are p''i"''" u '"'hEh HuAf-
a"'r'' ""'''"c'7 u "''" 81 ""! property
III r""o COUNTY
Read Tho proceedings 81 yesterdays
session Of the Legislature and then look
l." ~ G"'S """ s'o n"" P'ouu you
"',m "a 'P'"Ho' '"e ~"Sse'"oiI' one
y nN" 'o'"'! = representatives III the
"R'''",''' "t'"' w" P'"uo "' our
E''"'
We ask pardon Of our readers for
pultrng 80 much "Skaggs- III this issue.
Tue Su'l'c' If getting 'n"nSe"..
','P'' n"""
y ""@ Ii"" u" INC ''ss-
"'"" '" "''P '"'" "'"' WIN
"'" III III "'""'
District Attorney Laugdon Inns an
v'I"""' W "' '"' y" '"''' once
lug '""" "7'u o'" p"''! 10
~ '"'! '',"' "'"Eu"" mas
Wv " '"''' Dc'S u 'no o"'!
~. ~ VIZ" '"'
The letter from President Rooseve welt
supposed to have been stolen from the
governors office, was found Wednesday.
1t looked frayed and worn, us IL ii had
seen hard usage.
+, rcr,r,ir, L;s o,m,i,, u,o
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A Carson Sensation

a Carson dispatch OF the 14th TO the
Reno Gazette says:
A sensation developed here today
when it became known TINT a special
employe Of the state building, who has
access to the governors apartment ls
under suspicion Of having stolen the
letter sent by President Roosevelt to
Governor Sparks in which tile President
sthtes that the troops will be withdrawn
FROM Goldtield shortly after the legis-
laturc c~onveHes.
This letter was mailed from Washing
ton on January l and should have been
received by the governor several
lay ago. That it had not been
received became known Yesterday
following II statement by the governor
in which he said:
u have never received Il copy OF the
letter that is beng published. No
word, such as Ia beng quoted in the
press has ever arrived in N sfce from
Preside ut Roosevelt. Until I receive
such word from the President, / Will
refrain from NM public comment"
Tho steal ny Of this letter Ia said to
be a part of a deep political plot, and
when the fucts become known, it is eaid
that Il scandal Of great proportions win
be revealed. Some arrests are expected
tomorrow.
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Mira NJ. p. Armstrong, a daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Wm Hunter, is up from
Mountain View, visiting her parents
Tor n few daya.
Mr. Harry Miller and Mr.. Harry Gro.
endyke, surveyors on the staff Of the
Southern Pacific Railroad, are visiting
the home Of Miss Gladys Hunter for a
TOW days.
Bob Skaggs and Mrs. Thomas Bryant
were married Saturday afternoon by
Judge Bruce. ihe Nd, were QUITO them
Rad z We th. IN Il seui- IT with tin can
music us they boar lei tie tram for
Carson.
Since he in",Iu "ln Cod We Trust"
n"s been elitniDnt. d from the new gold
ccins, there uTe IA good many eugRee-
tlobs for II to TAX it, place. A
Missouri man comes Ia H." front with
the most appropriate: abide With
Me-"
Latest reborte from Goldfeld are that
miners are leaving the Western Fedora
hon every day and are applying for work
at the mines. Nearly 200 miners, most
OF whom we're former members Of the
Federation, wen, Ia work Saturday.
Mrs. Ambrose Truett cam FROM
Wells Saturday to have dental work
done b. DR.. Gillil-nd. She call
ed at tits office this forenoon and
eaid hello TO the force and stuck II stick
or two OF type IN memory OF other days.
She will return 10 her home tonight.
Lieuteuaut-Go Governor Dickersun told
the Reno Journal Saturday that he be
heved the work Of the special session
would be completed III two weekp. lie
said there wAs un doubt in hs mind
be practically a unit IN favor Of any
measure tending to maintain the name
or Nevada and TO preserve the peace and
prosperity OF the state.
According to n Washington dis pate
OF Saturday Senator y :wlauds las E =
clared Tor Bryan. He tbinks that ,
thirds Of the democrats OF the ccuu
are for Bryan, and ;iat he wouli ~
4 great PRESIDENT. In speaking 81 T.
reported candidacy, Mr.. Newl Inds ra.u
he had no illusions ON the subject. by
this, he means that the presidential bee
doesn't buzz IN his bonnet.
Mayor Kirman Of Reno and hio assGci
atee have rented n building in Carson
and will start a dew bank there within
twenty days. The bank will have a CAL
ital of 100000 or 90 900 and will Le in
charge Of Carson business men. It will
be started NJ Il National bank il the
papers arrive III time, but il they do not
the change will be made ~ soou as the
papers arrive.
a New York exchange says there are
thousands OF workmen ont Of employ
meni in New York CITY, and beforp the
winter is over the number promises to
break all records. Soup houses have
been started to keep tile people from
starving aud the situutioD il really
serious. How this must CRATE upon the
ears OF republicans. Soup houses after
twelve years OF unbrokcn republican
admin Isl ratioDs. Don't IT SILVER yonr
timbers 10 think OF 1t?
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The Special Session.

Both house Of the legislature conven-
cd at IL O'Clock Tuesday in compliance
with the governors calle. Liouten-
~an;-iovernor Dickerson presided in the
Senate. Ia the assembly, the secretary
Of State ,ad the govern or's message
and then the speaker took charge.
Ia the assembly no business was
transacted excepting the appointment
OF attaches. In the senate nothing was
done except to pass II resolution relative
to legislation on the Goldhe!d affair.
This resolution provides that all leg
i~slation pertaining to Goldfeld and the
call Of iroops, or the establishing of q
state c~onstabulary be referred first to a
joint committee consisting OF the three
following Legislative committees:
Judiciary, Military and Indian Affairs
aud committee on Federal Relations.
The senate adjourned to meet at IL
o'clock Wednesday morning. The az
sembly adjourned to meet at 10 o'clock
Wednesday morning.
a Carson dispatc h to the Reno Gazette
says:
The impression prevailing here is hat
The action Of Governor Sparks in calling
for troops Tor Goldfield will be endorsed
by both houses. The COVE, nor has pro-
cured me law under which the Texas
rangers we're Tor med, also one under
which the Penney lvania police yer
established and these luws are to be
used IFS a working basis ON which to
establish u system OF state police for
Nevada.
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since the appropriation was made auu
the plans ar. moi, Set adopted Archi-
tects were emrloyed and plans ma,ic,
hut .s:s. g AS FAR as the capitol COMA ss
toner's have gone with the mansion.
NJ. j. Curtis, a Reno architect, drew
the plans and threatens to sue the State
for 1918 il his bill is not paid by the
commissioners. Perhaps. some day in
the misty future Nevada viii have Il
governors mansion ,c grace its capital.
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The %Louislaturc.

According la the GaHette's dispatch
day to remove Skuggs from the speaker
ship hnt 1t failed on account of the law
being in the way. The dispatches say
that the republicans are ready to vote
unanimously Tor n change in the speak
ership.
There seems to be no doubt from
present indications but that Governor
Sparks will be upheld in the stand he
has taken. All the republicans support
him aud IT will ouiy require the votes OF
six democrats in tho assembly to ppss
The required measures.
4 coOstabulnry bill hns been prepared
aud will be introduced in the senate.
a bill appropriattng $4,000 Tor the
expenses ri the session has passed both
houses. In the assembly a resolution
WINS adopted to appoint "A committee Of
ten, consisting OF five republicans and
five democrats, TO meat with Scuate's
JOINT committee Do consider all meas
urea ~rclntive To- the Goldfcld cit uatiop.
The following compose the committee:
Republicans Reid and McNgcs Of
Washoe; Duberg Of Eurekn; Russell
Of Elko; effort Of Ormsby; Demo.
c~tH,s-- Ray n' Nye; Hamilton Of rs
mcrnlda; WiIliams nud Syphus OF
Lincoln; lluskcy u Wwehoc.
There In no doubt but that this
committee will report n resolution on
dorsrng the governors action.
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Advice Discounted,

senator Burrows was asked for ad.
vice recently by Il newspaper CORE.
spohdent. lie gave tho advice, but
aftcrward. smiling and shaking his
head, he said.
Advice is n thing ! am always
ehary about extending. II IL, O
know, SO cheap. so easy.
"a boy, tho other day, was push.
Ing u b'ayy push cart up a hill. Tho
hill was steep, the boy thin. He bent
forward at tho work til no was al
most horizontal.
III, boy called An old man. push
tho cart up the hill zig2ag, from side
to side. aud you'll find Il will 20
easier
1.-THE boy snarled back.
mot so much o yor darn advice.
Give US n shove"
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State Board Of Assessors.

IT. spite 81 the supposed stringent
times the state board Of asscsacrs y~cstcr.
day took n little whiil at the railroads
Of Nevada and made eight increases in
practically every assessment. Ono or
two Of the rouds made u getaway, in
fact did better, had their assessments
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Salmaaundi.
GROIN MONDAYS DAILY

Mrs. Cogawoll continuoa tu improve.
hia IN good nows 10 her many friends.
Bort Smith In here ~ attend the
annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
the trst National Bank, which will DO
held tomorrow afternoon.
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Salmaqundi
FROM WE'j>ESDAY'S DAILY.

Battling Nelson Knocked out Jack
Clifford at Ogden IN the fifth round.
Judge Farrlngtop il still listening
TO arguments III the injunction case
brought by the mine owucrs Of Gold
field against the Miners Union.
The state board Of assessors wa still
In session AT latest reports. Their pro.
ceedIugs 40 far nave consisted in. adj
tournaments.
Judge FarrinRtou fined AtwLll, the
deiauitlng postmaster Of S~earchlight,
t5,i3S.4l, the nmonnt OF the defHlcatiop,
and sentenced him to -four years ID the
peniteDtiary.
Several cHses OF smallpox have been
discovered among the children Of Car
son and the schools have closed for an
indefinite period.
Reno has added tive more men to its
police force. There should now be less
robberiee, hoId-ups and murders in the
Riverside City.
IL the letter from President Roose-
welt to Governor Sparks w,s stolen from
his Office, every effort should be made
TO lind the thief and when founu hc
should be severely punished.
w. j. Armstrong, the Southern Pa.
citic ticket agent Mt Reno, has been ar
rested for stealing $500 Of the company's
money. tie lost the money over the
gambling table. Another argument for
a%bolish'ng gambling in this state.
m. n,n,ol mating NJ tho s,ocl,bold-
- - ,ho E;ret National Ro,l, wos bciI
yesterday Mt which the old board Of
directors we're 10 elected and nj the
directors meeting the old officers were
reelected and the usua dividend
declared.
1,,o ,,.o,ton ., u,o ,oou manila ~
EILo ,oor,, 90 ,ouod to .Lo or,iolo oIs,
whoro boadod. awon,od IN Ors,
SLnnu.r Orr roodors v;ll nroh,hlv H.,
o,-,oi,od w;u, Q anna hoto,e ,,, s.,-
s;o, -, ,bo locisIatnro c,,ses 10 ve
far no ,vc ,ro ablo IN got II. Tho ,ood
u there 10 INV, will 90 with tina bad.
III ProPos'"o" " So"'"''Ss'opele
lIhteh ""u """usi"eSS! 'o' " 'e"uc-
tioh OF 10 per cen' III r"""" 'i'P ''c"e,e
III I" serious m's'aN'' IL "'oP'e' II "ip
oenen' opiy tnoSo VINO p"'onnsc 'o"n"
'r'P ric'e,s "n''' Ill o'"''s WI" INV" 10
pay 'he GU" '"'cS' 'o'u"''SS'""e Dur
''"ee " 'Eh, ~ "''i"""'k " "'"s"'
"oo ''"'c'e "h "' '"'''o""'
Jack Tanner, one Of the beat known
mon abnut Tahoe, In authority Tor the
statement tint the waters " Lake
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Plea for JoyotIaness

Don't hang a dismal picture on the
wall, and do not daub with sables and
glooms in your conversation.-Emen
son.
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LARGE sum for Wausn.

Manhattan borough surface car
lines pay out $4,000 a day In wages.
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Tho governors mansion, authorized
the laat session Of tho legislature,
Dida faro TO become M famous ns llapry
Ilooligan. Nearly n ycnr has PACED
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Artificial Eyes.
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HIGHLAND. N. J.
HOTEL MARTIN

HIGHIANDS, N. 7.
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CAMP HARRISON. In the Hishlands-Com-
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THE xFORD T stands on n high CLIFF
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overlooking tho BAY and ocean, bathing and
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HIGHLANDS.

HIGHLANDS. NJ. J.-stone cottages and tents
to let, furnished. on River. q
WILLIAMS.
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CENTRAL VALLEY. N. Y.

SUMMIT LAKE HOUSE AND COTTAGES.
Central Valley. N. Y.
Orange County. 20 miles from New York. 400
feet elevation: boating, fishing. bathing. tennis;
ostentatlous display, but clean. efficient sery-
Ice ard home comforts. illustrated booklet.
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STAR shoes and hat cleaning; straw, Panamas
cleaned while waiting: Panamas a speciality;
Nork guaranteed; no acid used. 100 Broad st.
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PHILA. CONFECTIONERY co

The new sweetmeat shop on Broad St: near
Cedar. Only the best ingredients used IN tho
skilled manufacture of our candles. Delicious
chocolate and ice cream soda. Wholesale and
retail. NICHOLAS L Prop. 79 Broad st.
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Hotel Carson 6 Cottages

In heart Of Adirondack Mts best Of trout fish,
Ing and deer hunting in season. Fresh butter.
eggs and spring lamb furnished from Hotel
farm; terms reasonable. For booklet address
j. r. CARSON. Sehroon River, y. Y.
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Northumberland

MERCANTILE AUDIT &c ACCOUNTING CO..
11-15 Clinton st. Union Building), Newark.
Certified Public Accountants furnished at rea-
sonable rates.
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Life Insurance.
100000


In 20 years or at death. Every dollar paid re-
turned with interest. Oldest American COM
pany. "NEMLIC," Box 6, Star once.
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AGENTS wanted: sells like hot cakes; large
profits; new laundry wax; perfumes clothes
with lasting violet perfume: each agent granted
territory; nothing like it in market. free sam
pie. PBRFUME-GLOSS CO., 81 9th av.. New
York.
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BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES:

ncr columbia. National. Tribune; etc;
Pi sindrIes and repairing; also wheels tax TAKEN ab "
trade: secondhand mSt0rcTETI,eoSY p KREBs. 80
solo; io"eet CGHAs. KREBS. 34 Springne.d ax:
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FoR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

z, party having purchased automo-
NJ Iii sell doctors carriage. rupper-'iIstih
.,D n,s nav. cheap. 40 Morris aV" near A1i
avenue.
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TITLE and Abstract

ZEN. 1875 Springfield av. gold lettering on
windows, wood, tin or oilcloth.
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Grain and Hay.
WALTT PARKER.
Cash Feed Store. 800 Plane 81.
Fair feeding hay. per .15o
No. 1 Timothy hay, per WI ............ ~9bc-s1.0O
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FOR your Oriental fireworks Of every descriptic
see Kwong, Yee Yuen Sc Co. II Lafayette =
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TITLE and Abstract Companies.
NEW JERSEY TITLE AND ABSTRACT co
Now Jersey Real Estate Titles Guaranteed.
Te Broad St. Newark. N. ].
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NOtarics Public.
MAX CANS.
1874 Broad Street,
Star Building.
Second f1oor.)


THE U. s. Government chemists ANALYSIS backs
my assertion Of having one Of the finest
French In OILS imported. Gallon, 49,; y
gal, 81. 60: quart, 90c; pint, Soc, In original sealed
packages. Write FRED. C.. ELY. 294 Market st.
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BEFORB you sell. see me. I pay higher prices
for mems and ladies' clothing than anyone
else. Send postal, I Will call. NJ. FEINBERG,
120js Mulberry st.
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WE have full line Of Oriental 1recracker
YEE YICK & 20. IS Fair st.
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Edward Prokocimer. steamship tickets and ex-
change office, 1876 Springfield av. Notary public.
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and VIII test your eyes free any dime you deslr
Hoe US when you have eve troubles.
FREEMAN, II Academy st.
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SUMMER RESORTS

Anyone desiring full information
regarding Summer Resorts can have 1t
by applying at THE STAR office.
either in person or by letter covering
return postage.
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WALLPAPER, Paints, Oils. Varnishes an
Brushes at most reasonable prices. Wallpape
80 per roll up. A. SCHRFIBER. 1S3 Ferry ST
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Model Amusement Co. Theatres: Model, 100
Springfield av., Newark; Gem. 18th and Spring
field avs. Newark; Model. 3s5 Main St, Or
ange. A FREQ chance to all attending the Gem
Theatre for an order of s5. redeemable at Be-
gers uptown department store. Amateur night
Thursday at the Model, Newark; ClnquevalH,
the Great. at tho Gem; Bernard Hamil, song
illustrator, at the Orange.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-27

CONGRATULATIONS man wishes steady posi-
ton as carpenters; can also do painting and
other general work. II. BoNKoWsKI. Sc
Beacon ST.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-27

ALL KINDS Of poultry feeds. The IA. C. G.
Baby Chick Food makes meaty oroilers and
early laying pullets. At all grocers'. Manufac-
tured by THE A. 20. 65 to II
Nesbitt ut.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-27

CLINTON ST, %, opp. Beaver st.-Moderat
prices; good service; ladies' day Mondays.
a. m. to 10 p. m. T. w. ALSTON. Prop.