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Henry II. Pearce. dec. 4 oh 50 *

Henry II. Pearce, dec, 4 CHI 80 TX
8 oh 45 /
Ella T. Stone and hus to Henry
n. Robinson, Caldwell, centre of
road from F'aImersville to Fair
field, o lands Mark Pearce and
Henry II. Pearce, dec, 4 oh 80 TX
s CHI as
Richard c. Campbell to Louis G..
Koehnlein, Caldwell, n s Bloom
field av, W $ land of n Asch-
enfelder, 25x110.
Frank Francisco to Thomas Fl.
Peer, borough of N. Caldwell,
W s Grand View av, cor land
formerly of Emma A. Captain,
262x282
Joseph Davis to Franklin p. Mills
ct al, E. Orange, II s New st,
200 # W FIR N. Maple av, 12Ox143.
Franklin P. Mills ct al to Henry
Grobert, E. Orange, n W cor
land Franklin P. Mills ct al, 100
IT n fr New st.
Alma IT. Baker to Philip Eckel,
e. Orange, 8 Q s Washington
terrace, 500 ct s " fr Park av,
oV&loo
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Dwellings.
RoSEvILLE AND EAST ORANGE
cnT1T G

RoSEVILLE M EAS ORANGE
SPECIALS.
Groom house, one block from Roseville Sta
ton; lot 50x1o0: 5000.
8--oom house; improvements; 261 North 9Th
st. a. bargain: 81, 800.
New 6-family apartment; rents 81, 800; price
s11, 900: finest in Newark.
Sc, 000-Separate entrance, tw~o-family house;
steam heaters; lot 3ox100; near station.
ments.
Sc. 5oo-New three-family house; improve
ments.
81. 5@0-Ten-room house; library on first floor.
50, 750-Eight-rocm house; improvements: at
Watsessing.
New houses in East Orange at sacrifice prices.
See our offerings before purchasing. Con-
veyances for applicants to see properties and
we'll Informed clerks to give particulars.
TOTEM & ZURICH,
4 North Ninth St. opposite Roseyille Station.
Newark, N. ].
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON, April 23.-The state
ment of the receipts and expenditures
of the Treasury shows:
This h Fiscal
day. month. year.
Receipts. ST. 500, 904 1873, 1858. 5S1 $493, 143, 357
Exp'tures 2,250,O A, 100, 600 539, 564, 927
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REAL T A FOR A L
CITY.
III a ID q - OPEEKiN9s.

LIE & Co.'s OFFERINGS.
-ONE-FAMILY HOUSES.
Summer ave, S rooms. all improvements. A.s00
Norths6th St. IL rooms; all improvements G.5g1
Cottage ST., brick, s oms..."."..-... $500
Warren pL, brick; improvements ......%. $500
Ferry ST., near depot, 5-story. .....t.... $500
South Sth st., brick. 3-story. "a rooms,
all 200
South Orange ave-, IT rooms; impts...... 400
Lincoln Park. brown stone residence. -. IS, 900
Paramount ave-, residence and stable.... 1000
Littleton ave, fine brick residence....... 1000
Irydngton. beautiful little home ........... 2. 200
ReIlcviile, modern home; improvements. $500
Hillside ave, pretty house; lot 56 feet
wide; all improvements. .............. 400
TWO-FAMILY HOUSES.
Clinton Hill, splendid 15-room house; all
improvements; separate heaters......... $500
South eth st, IL rooms: improvements. 6, 700
South 18th st. is rooms; all improvements $500
South 9th St. Is rooms; all improvements 5000
,ments: stable; lot soxioo, s.'. ."nf...... 5000
South 18th st. near Clinton aye..... 1900
or Clinton ave. II rooms: all inpts...- 1900
Halleck St, Is rooms: all improvements. s. 500
North 9th St, ali separate improvements 5000
johnson ave, lot 33y1O0; improvements. s, 200
Delavan ave, II rooms; all improvements $500
Hillside ave, II rooms; all improvements $500
North 5th st, small house; stable. ....... $500
Sunset ave- small house ............. 1.S00
New st. 10 200
Mt. Prospect ave. impts. "A rooms...... 1850
TH~REE-FAMILY HOUSES.
North 18th St. 90 rooms; improvements. $500
South 18th St. 90 rooms: Improvements. $500
Eleventh ave-. % rooms; improvements. $500
Hanpden st, IL rooms forced sale).,.... 1900
Wall St, 10 rooms; improvements. ...... $500
Burnett st, brick; all nnprovements.... 1900
Academy St, brick: modern. ......a.... 5, 200
William St. 3-family brick ............. 800
School St. Is $500
Several bargains In six houses. apart
inent houses and store and factory properties,
GIII,EN & co 1877 Market st. nhone 1894
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ILLINOIS PASTOR FOR PATERSON.
[By Telegraph to the start

TOY dIHI 70 TT HNdIFJ
PATERSON, April ga unanimous
call has been extended to the Rev. w.
II. Wray Boyle. D.. D., of Lake Forest,
Ill, by the church Of the Redeemer.
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TEN acres fine trucking farm, S-room house
Darn and outbuildings, fruit and berries.
farming implements; some stock; price low for
quick sale. WILLIAMS. room 6l2. 500 Broad.
2k ACRES fine land. 7-room house. barn. good
we'll: excellent poultry farm; on main road
price $1,000. WILLIAMS, room Gle, 500 Broad
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Glen Ridge.
81. SSn-MOnERN 8

$f~,SSo-MoDERN S-room house containing all
Improvements, near trolley and station; 4
good chance to secure a comfortable home in
an attractive town. II. S. CONNOLLY & D
opp. lNackawanna station, Bloomfield, N. ].
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ISL Broad St.

FOR SALE. TEL. 70.
Broad St, 2s-4s; 100000: two street fronts.
Broad St. 3Ol-303: lot 5ox11s.
Broad St. 379-3S1; $. W. cor. sth ave; S6x100.
Broad St, 3Ss-3a0; G4x1o0.
Broad St, $50; 2sxl2o; brick building.
BROAD st, 1912; lot 30x1so; two fronta ges.
Belleville ave, 1851: 4Sx1o6; twelve stores.
Believille ave, 72-s0: %125x10e; four stores.
Central ave-. 10; 25x90: four-story building.
Halsey ST.. 1885; 93x113.
High st, 744-74S; brick residence: 100000.
High St, 761-763; brick residence; 50x30l
Market St, 292: brick building; 2tx1o0.
Market ST., 319-321: brick building; 5Sx120.
Mulberry st, 1902 104' 40x105.
Mt. Pleasant ave-; 300x1W.
Spring St. 80, corner Sth ave; 25x1W.
OLIVER W. JACKSON, 200 Market st.
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Greenwood Lake.

GARDEN spot of the world. Forest Park.
Greenwood Lake. N. j.; bungalow and cot.
tage plots; including water front, S575 and up
ward; inducements to those who build now.
neha tor booklet. w, II. A~GR1COLA, log
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100 acres, near Flanders. N J-part
woodland, underlaid with iron ore. and part
for cultivation; terms easy; price 81, 900; en-
tertaln exchange. SCHWARZ, 40 Clinton st.
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IA M-Seashore, 1A miles from Belmar. Mon
mouth County. N. j.; fine truck land, run
nlng stream and mill water; some fruit; good
hoose, s rooms, barn, etc; will entertain ex-
change; price $500. SCHWARZ, As Clinton st.
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Atlantic Hirhlnnd..

ATLANTIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bungalow
SITES. near shore, station and trolley: lot.
SID; easy terms. elegant location. r. A
Atlantic Highlands. N. ].
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDs-ocean view: camp
ing and bungalow sites; lots 25X100; SIPS
ror free tickets write CARLSON. Is Soutl
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ALLINGTON, N. J.-House, 10 rooms and
padn' $500: s rooms and bath and barn,
SS;owi ~ rooms and bath and barn, $500;
az improvements; other bargains. AMANN,
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7-Roc0rM house; all improvements large lot;
I-RooSM house; all improvements; steam heat;
"a, 200 i1ke iot'
$3.50 CASH balance: as rent. buys 5-room
S-RooM house: lot s2xiso; hennery. chickens,
JULIE 4 RAAFIArJB.
bb Rloonneid ave. Rloomneid. N. J.
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MODER TWO-FAMILY SNAP!!!
1000 cash buys splendid dwelling. near Cen
trail ave. stations and trolleys; 10 rooms, 2
baths. wide porches, separate steam heaters;
beautifully DECORATED: large plot; greatest bar
gain. FEIST G. FEST, 1888 Broad.
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REAL ESTATE FOR A [
OUT OF TOWN.

WILL sell new house. 5 rooms. lot 5ox20o. 90
misutes ride from Atlantic City. for $3.50;
900 down, SS.6O per month; lots adjacent TO
mouse, 2oxlW, $25. OUTTRUP, rs Centre St.
Srsnge: also B acres farmland, 500; IS down,
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This desirable residence. worth
SIS, 1000, 70 and 81 Winthrop
street, 50x100, 10 rooms, all
improvements, stable in the
rear, can be bought for $4,000,
if bought this week. Terms to
suit. Don't miss this chance.
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Twenty-first street, near
Springfield Ave, 25x100; rent,
5000; house for three families,
with all improvements; owing
to the times, can be had for
SIS, 500. Small cash payment.
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Caldwell.

Caldwell.
GENTLEMAN's country home, on one of the
highest points in the county: house. is rooms,
with every improvement; hardwood finish: out
side summer kitchen and storage; two acres
of ground; lots of shade; drive; lawn tennis
to trolley and railroad station; $40. 900.
Chaplin & Brady,
Bloomfield ave, Caldwell, N. J..
Telephone 32-R.
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ORE-FAMILY house. seven rooms. large o,op
attic, in good neighborhood; only So, $50: oasv
terms. Ng
6 ROOMS, bath, steam heat. cemented cellar
barn, chicken house; lot 50x100; So, 500. SON
| cash. ' foVV
NEW seven-room house: we'll built. cementsd
cellar; lot 5ox100; So. $50, $3.50 cash.
"a. 500; easy terms. 49,
rWo-FhMILY house. II rooms, near. I~rvinston
Centre; deep lot; owner will sacrifice ~
$1,000; $500 cash needed: II you want Z bar e
gain see this. O~
Many other bargains.
THE RYDER-BLANCHARD REALTY c0
81 Academy st. -
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Asbury Park.
WE nave a large list of houses for sale and to
ret IN Asbury Park and vicinity for the COM
ing season List sent upon request. Ma
iIoNAb REALTY 60. 4 Academy ST., New
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NEW two-family house. Runyon st. all i'm
provements; $4,000. A bargain seldom met
with. easy terms.
PARAMOUNT AVE. near South Orange ave
One-fapily: very desirable: IS, 500.
THREE-FAMII.Y brick house. Arlington st.
always rented; 81. 500; quick buyer.
ONE-FAMIIY house, II Lentz ave.-S3 200:
easy terms. ~
THREE-STORY factory building. Bank and
make US an offer.
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ONLY s7OO CAsH REouIREn

section of East Orange; three minutes from
trolley and railroad station: 10 rooms: all dec
Grated; two baths: all modern improvements;
separate steam heaters; price extremely low:
terms easy. For full particulars apply to
PHILIP j. BOWERS & CO., 1879 Market 81.
PRETTY, HoMB-BEAUTIFULLY LoCATED!t
$1,000 cash buys modern 1-family dwelling, OF
Arlington ave, one block from station and
aoors; large plot; 5000; snap. FEIST
FEST, 1888 Broad st.
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INVESTIGATE our proposition before Won b,,v
your home; look over those pretty residences
on west End ave, containing s rooms, bath,
heater. lot 37Hx10O that can he purchased fol
$500 cash, balance SIS monthly and Interest,
ksys at No: &c West End ave. or BLOEM,
ECkE, 1856 Market St, second floor.
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GROSS & PLUM
Esh; Broad and Bank. ssis
q r 4. N

OUTH ST.-Small house, 3 rooms; lot
25x10o; price 81. 400: $3.50 cash.
SOUTH 18th ST, near Clinton ave.-Nice l.
family. seven rooms. bath; $500; $500 cash.
SOUTH 18TH ST. near South Orange ave-
Five rooms, water, sewer and gas; good cell
lar; 81, $50; easy terms.
FINE 2-family, containing II rooms. 2 baths.
Thatcher ranges, stationary tubs, omen
plumbing, cabinet mantels, cemented cellar,
fine location. macadamized street. lot 25x100;
price 81, 500; $500 cash, balance easy terms.
II you want a bargain, see us.
THE RYDER-BLANCHARD REALTY CO.,
81 Academy st,
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Modern summer cottages for sale or rent.
Send for descriptive booklet. -
HONCE & DUBOIS.
Opp. r. r. Depot. Belmar. N. J.


BcrnardsvilIe.
MoDERN COUNTRY HoIJsH
House six rooms and bath: steam heat. 1arra
lot; 5 minutes from Bernardsvilie railroad sta
ton; price $500; $1,000 cash. balance mort
gage. P. 2. Box s15, Bernsrdsviiie. n. ].
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oN Road TO Morristown; fine location: large
frame residence; II rooms; all improyements
Darn shs acres OF land; will trade for Newark
room 6l2. 500 Broad 81.
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HOUSE, Irvington-stean, beat
and bath; on Clinton ave only s.. 200: easv
'efins II desired. OWNER, 1175. Broad st.
IRvINGToN. Myrtle ave.-seven-room bop..
near Clinton ave-. or Springfield ave csrs.
enly 900 cash; SIS monthly; price 20 I'D
6hfEtt. ITO Broad ct. "
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NOW is THE TIME TO INVEST
in a choice two-family house, in fine location
in East Orange; two minutes from trolley and
railroad station; Is rooms and baths; all mod
ern improvements; separate entrances and
steam heaters; decorations and painting just
finished; a bargain at the price. PHILIP J.
BOWERS G. CO., 1879 Market st.
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SOUTH sT.--Lot 6Oy10s: 3 houses, store and
flats; rented over 10 per cent; good invest
ment; only 5000 cash required, balance mort
gage; price 10000. sCHwARz, IS Clinton st.
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Dover.
FINE residences; well located; 10 rooms; lot
50x106: improvements; vVuld exchange; open
for any proposition. SeeAWILLIAMS, room
612, 500 Broad.
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EAST ORANGE-For colored; 6 and s-room
houses; improvements; price 81, 100 up; 800
cash, balance s2 monthly; Edgerton ter, near
Prospect st. BEYER, 1175 Broad st.
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ABOUT FIVE acres. 49, miles from Broad and
Market; beautiful location; very great bar
gain; can double your money. IMMEDIATE,
Box 20. Star office.
A. c bargain in Rosevdlle, 7-room
house; lot 20xlOO' on North 18th st. half
ton; price $1,000. SALE n EXCHANGE
CO., 40 Clinton st.
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LACKAWANNA PARK-Only % minutes from
New York city: lots are selling low: small
amount down, balance monthly payments;
beautiful home sites, near station; macadam-
lied streets, cement walks. Write for free
tickets and booklets. TUA REALTY
CORPORATION, ZIG Broad st.
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A GRAND OPPORTUNITY.
Three-family house, in good location, one
block from South Orange ave-; II rooms. 3
baths; all improvements; in fine condition.;
price So. 500: small amount OF cash. balance
TO suit purchaser: don't miss this IL you are in
the market. PHILIP j. BOWERS 6 CO., 1879
Market st.
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CALpWELL CEpARs PROPERTY.

HOUSES rooms; large, fine barn: 2 acres of
land; small amount cash, or will trade for
Newark. See WILLIAMS, room 612, 800
Broad st.
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THE BEST TILL NOW

1 CO.. 1873 Market st.: phone 1924.
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CORNER LOT-East Orange; 6ox1oo; IL sold at
once, 1850. BROWN, $50 Main St, Orange.
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EAST ORA4JGE-Beautiful new houses, eight
rooms, $500; 9 rooms, Sc, $50, 1000 and $3.50.
These are new, well built, handsomely decor
ated and we'll located, and can be bought on
terms to suit. See these before buying else
where. CHARLES H.. GREENING, Real Es-
n. J.
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THE LITTLE WOODEN BARREL.
Turned Out in This Country In Nil
lions and Sold All Over the World.

Among the all but endless variety
Of things Of wood produced in Amer
lean factories are little wooden bar
rels. They are turned out OF white
birch, and come in many sizes. from
tiny affairs an inch and a half high
up to barrels ten inches high.
The biggest OF them are turned with
a hand manipulated tool, but those
ranging from six inches downward
are turned each with a cutting tool
having an edge so formed tina 1t turns
the barrel all at once. They set q
block Of wood in the lathe and adjust
the cutting tool and it turns the bar
rel into shape complete as quickly as a
man turning with a hand tool could
have turned one Of the hoops on 1t;
and on the smallest barrels one mar
can run three or four machines.
These little barrels are sold in the
aggregate in great numbers. millions
of them yearly. A single tack manu-
| featuring concern buys them in car
load lotsl 1000 gross, or 2SS,0O0 bar
rels at a time. Great numbers are
used by co~nfectioners. who NIL them
with candy. and they are used to con-
tain a bottle Of perfumery.
Many are sold 70 be given away At
fairs or in other ways. being filled
with a sample Of a staple product OF
the region, perhaps of flour. or 1t
might be of sugar. Many Of them are
made with a slot u in n end, OF
head, through which coins can be
dropped. the little barrels in this form
being Used for savings banks. or CIV
en- out by Sunday school teachers to
their pupils to make collections In foi
some specific purpose Individual
purchasers buy the little barrels te
use for button boxes, and great mum
bers of them are sold for toys.
So in this country there are uset
millions Of them annually. and for al
the various uses to which the little
barrels are put they are exported II
large numbers to countries all over tn
world.
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PARKINSON & MOUTON,
Insurance Agency
l4-2i.. Establish, q IN 1871
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French Fisticuffs.


They we're talking about the strange
fight between Prince de Sagan and the
Castellane brothers.
( THE French" said an ethnologist.
lead the world in intelligence, and
that is why, in fisticuRs. they lag at
the worlds tail end. For. the more
intelligent we become. the more In
capable we also become OF physical
violence.
Hence the ludicrous oddly OF
French fighting. with its scratching,
biting. beard pulling. pinching and
tears"
He laughed.
There were two taximeter cabbies
having one another last month al
they trotted from the Ritz across the
Place Vendome to the Rue de Ii
Paix.
THE first cabbie raised his whiI
with q threatening gesture.
"'Pfg,' he shouted, not another
word, or I'll give your fare q GU
across the jaw!'
".Dare to touch him. cried thu
| other, and I'll cut your. fares Goa
to ribbons with my whip lash!'
Then each began to slash tn
ether's passenger furiously.
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Notice

Our patrons are requested 10
notify uS promptly should any
of theI, buildings, upon which
we have insurance., becomes va
can't for peri"d exceeding ten
DAYS.
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In Pepys' time May dew-that 10.
dew gathered from the grass on . MAY
day-was highly priced for bleaching
linen and improving the complexion.
Pepys wrote in 1867: my wife away
down with Jane and w. Hewer to
Woolwich, in order to a little air and
to lie there tonight, and so to gather
May dew tomorrow morning, which
Mrs. Turner hath taught her 10 the
only thing in the world to wash her
face with; and l am contented with
IT," Two years later he made this
entry in his diary: Troubled, about
three in the morning, with my wife's
calling her maid up. and rising herself,
to 20 with her coach abroad, to gath
Or May dew. which she did, and 2
troubled her for it for fear Of any hurt
going abroad 30 betimes happening
to her: but l to sleep again. she came
home about SIX"
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BY virtue Of IL writ of fieri faclaS Is
sued by Hon. O. =. Guilbeau, justice
of the peace in and tor the 3rd ward
of the parish of Lafa yette. La, in the
above entitled and numbered suit.
Vurdenbaumen Lumb"r Co.. Ltd,
against j. Is. Babin. number "A OF the
duckr5 al said court. and '" me OIL
rected. | have seized aud taken into
nv possession, and after legal adver.
Using. / will offer for sale and will
sell to the last and highest bidder for
cash at the front door OF the court
house of said parish, between legal
sale hours on
Saturday. Sept. 5. 1908,
in satisfaction of the judgment n
costs in the above entitled and num-
bered cause, the following described
property tO-wlt: .
Two certain parcels or lots OF
ground together with all buildings n
| improvements thereon and thereuntO
belonging, situated in the Martin Adj
dition to the town of Lafayette, Louis
lana and according to the map OF
said addition, being rOrtlOn OF lots
numbered One, two n three OF LOCK
No. two of said addition, said parcels
being more fully described as follows:
LIST a parcel having a front on
Crockett Street OF one hundred feet by
a depth between parallel lines OF
sevepty-tive feet, bounded northerly
by 18th street, southerly by property
of Joachim Broussard, easterly by
Crockett street and westerly by lO'
four of said addition.
End. d parcel having q front on
Crockett street of tifty-three and ont
half feet, by a depth between parable!
lines of seventy-five feet, bounded
north by property of Joachim
sard. south Dy
Crockett street and west by lot four OF
said addition, less that portion solo
by o the defendent to Joachim
Broussard, as is fully described
under act 1920 book NIB recorders
Office said parish and being balance
of same property acquired BY YOU
from Orther G. Mouton and Edward
Martin as per act 33Oe1, book 9;
page 46l recorders office OF salf
parish. .,c
Constable Bird Ward
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Personals.

After spending several days IN
st. Martinville visiting relatives
and friends, Miss Pauline Mou-
ton returned home yesterday.
Edison Photographs and
Records at Biossat's.
Wade Andrus was here this
week on a short visit to Mr..
Frank Hopkins and family.
See Upton for new oats and
alfalfa or any kind of feed stuffs.
Phone 1872.
Miss Esther Malnstadt. OF
Michigan, is the welcome guest
of Miss Fern Larrabee.
Three cakes of good toilet soap
for Is cents at the Moss Phar'
macy-money refunded it you
don't like it.
Mrs. Ned Gallery and children,
of Houston, Texas, are visiting al
the home of Mr.. Chas. D. CAT.
ferry, Mr.. Ned Caffery returned
home Monday.
Pure bread and cakes of al
kinds AT Laurent's Bakery, neal
depot.
Mrs. Jim Garnett. OF Lake
Charles is visiting relatives here
Edison Photographs anc
Records at Biossat's.
Roland TRAY. now of Houston
came over Wednesday night t.
spend his two weeks vacation q
home.
Everything in Summer wea'
at REDUCED COST at Schmulen's
which means BARGAINS for you
Mrs. F. e. TRAY and children
have returned from Houston al
ter a pleasant visit to relatives
Little Misses Lille and Ma.
Younger returned with her t
spend a short while.
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Edison Phonogrnphs ant
Records at Biossat's.
Rushing Biossat has returne
from Atlanta where he has bee
attending the Georgia School {
Technology.
Nothing better than our ic'
cream soda, try q glass-Mos
Pharmacy.
Leslie Phillips, who has bee
i attending college in Michigan
came home Wednesday to r
main during vacation.