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asked all Of these questions, and they
think they speak by the card.
Going back a few years the experts de-
clare that there never will be another
bantamweight champion like Jimmy Barry
Of Chicago. They say that Barry could
have knocked out such present day BAN
tams as Johnny Conlon, Jimmy Walsh
and Patsy Kline In Jig time and wouldn't
have o%verexerted himself either.
The assertion by O'Rourke and others
that England is coming to the front rank
in pugilism does not apply to the heavy
and middleweight classes, but is confined
to the light and featherweight divisions.
Freddie WEIGH is the best lightweight thai
England has sent over here since the days
of Jem Carney. it is said. He is scientific.
quick, plucky and a solid puncher. McFar-
land apparently does not want any OF
Welch's game. so the Briton will, doubtless,
be Nelson's next opponent in a forty-five
round mill for the championship
In Jem Driscoll England has sent a ster-
ling featherweight here-a better man than
Ben Jordan, 1t is believed, or any other
Briton at the weight. Driscoll is clever,
yet a fighter from his head to his heels.
He is the recognized champion of England
and will probably fight Attell soon for the
worlds title. Owen Moran. another Eng
lish feather, has already demonstrated his
worth by fighting two drawn battles with
Attell, in each of which Moran insisted
that he should have had the decision. Char
ley Griffin of Australia is another high
class f~eatherweight. but he does not begin
to class with the memorable Young Critic,
who when ne came here a dozen years ago
as the best feather in the antipodes was
promptly proclaimed the greatest boxer in
the world.
To offset some Of these statements some
ring followers say that when Stanley
Ketchel has developed into a first-class
heavyweight and has beaten Burns. John
son or Kaufman in a battle for the cham
pionship of the world America will once
again prove that it's pugilists are the
best in the universe. Ketchel, a white
man., is an American born and brought
up. Burns is a French Canadian. hence
an English subject. while a majority of
ring followers, though admitting that John
son can mill, do not want to have a negro
win the heavyweight title, even though
Johnson is a native of the United States.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
Quail season Ends.

IOWA CITY, Ia, Dec. 19.-(Special.)-A
cording to the law of Iowa the quail season
ended last week and Hawkeye nimrods can
no longer shoot this game. The season
was one of the best In the history of Iowa
sport as the quail were more numerous
than at any time in the last ten years.
Rabbits have also been more plentiful
than for several years. AS there Is no re-
s%triction on the hunting of the cotton tails
the sportsmen can hunt rabbits for several
more months. Despite the lack of protec-
ton. the cotton tails have multiplied rapidly
the last two years.
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Meet.

CEDAR FALLS. Ia, Dec. 19.-(Special.)-
Representatives fnom the Lutheran college,
Iowa State Normal, Grinnell, Coe college
and the State university met here this week
and ranged for an indoor gymnastic meet
at the State Normal school gymnasium on
Friday, FEBRUARY 13. All colleges having
gymnastic teams in the state will be in
vited to take part I'm the contests. Indi-
yidual and team medals will be offered to
the winner.
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NEW SHELL FOR HARVARD CREW
Boat fro mEnEIish Maker to he Used
Next Year.

BOSTON, Dec. 19-Harvard has received
a new shell foP the 1909 crew from Eng
land. II was built by George Sims & Co.
at Putney. and resembles the boat used this
year. IL will be rugged after American
ideas. w. C.. Baylies. "a presented tie
shell to tho
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Thomas ST., 1886; lot 25xis1; price 3 1900; small
amount of cash down. balance private mort
~ BERGER g. SCHECHNER.
Union RIIDG. ID CLINTON ST. ,PHONE 2.e.
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.
NEWARK.

NE Ark.
Richard M. Parkhurst. jr.. to
Emma r. Parkhurst, w S S.
18th st, 275 IT S fr Central av,
30x100
Clara v. Smith and hus to Fran
els Lafferty, n e cor Pennsyl-
vania av and Wright st, 25xso
Christian r. Grossmann to Jo-
seph Kraft, n $ Avon av, So TT
9 FIR Bergen st, 25x100. ........
George Glenn to Jennie F. Hoag-
land, W S Mead st, so # n fir
Commonwealth av, 25x100. 80.
Algernon T. Sweeney ct al to
Antonio Romano. @ s N. 7th
st, 1877 # n fir Chester av, 27x
100
Theodore J. Gerth to Hyman
Rosensof1n ct al, s S William
st, so IT Q FIR Washington St..
Charles Stichter to Emma E.
Stichter, n s Hawthorne av. %
IT g FIR Seymour av, 25x117....
Maria E. Moore and hus to Mar
SdreJ w 3 oBueH ST,
S e s land of heirs Catharine
". d. Parker. 34x100; and Cd
tract
Margaret Ramage to James
Moore, w s Ogden st, S e S land
of heirs Catharine V. d. Parker.
34x1oo; and I'd tract..............
Emma l.. Baldwin ct al to Israel
j. Rachlin, W s Ridgewood av,
ISL TT n FIR Clinton ay, 2x105... =.
Margaret L. Vreeland to Owen
Lynch, at a point W FIR o
Green and Columbia SITS. $ 5
Green st, $50 TT w fir Columbia
st, 25x92: and I'd tract. ........
Alice F. Brown and hus to Cath
arine I. Carey, w s S. 18th st,
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of E. Orange. 34x236 ............
Grace Elizabeth Van Ness and
hus to Frank A. Boettner,
Millburn, centre of Parsonage
Hill road, sos it FIR middle of
arch bridge spanning Canoe
Brook. S W S land city Of E..
Orange, 34x236 ......."........
Frank A. Boettner to William
Edward Davis, Millburn,
centre of Parsonage Hill road,
sos # fir middle of arch bridge
spanning Canoe Brook. 8 w
cor land city of i. Orange,
34X236
Lewis p. Taylor to Archibald
ShifIs. S. Orange, n W s Valley
st, 300 # S W fir Laekawanna
pl, 100X125.
Robert b, Trivett to Peter Bro
derson, E. orange, c S Shepard
av, n S land late of Abby P.
Sayre, 62x125; and I'd tract......
William Peck TO Edward S. More
house, Montclair. e s Elmwood
aV. S27 fit fir s S Park av Cor
Elm st). 37x209
Eureka Realty Co. to Charles c.
Tilghman, w. Orange, 81 lots
or Eagle Rock terrace..........
Michael Keane to James Elwood.
Montclair, centre line Montague
pl. sol IT S FIR Valley road, 25x
100 ........,..
Edward S. Morehouse to William
Peck, f.. Orange, w S n. 18th
st, 125 IT n fir Park av, 25x10S...
Meindert Boon to A1meda f.
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257 fl n FIR Central av, 16x100. E.
TOWNSHIPS.


Nutley Realty Co. to S%ophronia
Dittig, Nutley, n G s Vreeland
av. rs # n W fir Oak Crest pl.
50xl50
Sophronia Dittig and hus to Nut
ley Realty Co. Nutley. W S
Prospect st. cor n S land Eva
Adams, 60X140 ...............
Edward Humphrey to John Gas
coyne. w. Orange. S e s of
water course fronting on Cen
trail pl. 1874 it fir s S fremont
av. 50xt00
Nettie NJ. Miller and hus to
Adam Rutchinsky, Orange. e S
Liberty st. 1875 TT S fir Union
ST, zSxlob
Emma G. Cook and hus to Mary
p. Benson ct al. Borough of
Glen Ridge. e S Midland av, 203
IT S fr Linden av, 43x162. .......
Phebe 2. Edgar to Alexander
Effenberger, Orange. cor s $
Henry and W $ Centre SITS, 2Sx
OF
Edgar Armstrong to Elias III.
Bonnell (trustee, etc), Orange,
w 3 summer st, GOD II 3 w II
Park av, 124x175 ................
Elias II. Bonnell (trustee) to Ed
gar Armstrong, Orange, w 3
Summer st, 1856 # S W fir Park
av, 124x175. $685. I;
Lilly w. Barney to Barney Es-
tate Co., Nutley. s S Brook
field av. 800 TT W FIR Passaic
aX yUXlyU
Lilly w. Barney to Barney Es-
tate Co, Nutley, n s Erie pl,
324 # W fr Brookway st. 50x
Samuel B. Parsil to Grace E.
Van Ness. Millburn. centre of
Parsonage Hill road, SOC # fir
middle of arch bridge spanning
Canoe Brook, S W s land city
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VausburG.

F. ARNOLD BEACH. expert real estate ap-
praisements. No. Is Helen pl.. "ciin Hill.'
s a. m. to 8 p. m. L D. Tel. 1881.
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LAKEWOOD, NJ. j.
The Famous Spring and Winter Resort.
04n PER LOT ON
RH0 EASY TERMS.
Will sell few for advertising purposes.
L. Y. c.. Box so. Star Office.
Lake HopntcORK.
A REAL SUMMER home.

Bungalow and cottage sites on Lake. Hopat-
cong; small size lots or large frontages. SALE
AND EXCHANGE CO.. 40 Clinton st.
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WRITE FoR PRICE AND TERMS ON OUR
BEAUTIFUL ONE-FAMILY 6SIx ROOMS
n BATHD HOUSES; READY FOR OC-
CuPANCY; AT HILToNIA. TWENTY MIN
UTES FROM BROAD MARKET SITS.
FIVE-CENT CARFARE.
PAYMENTS ABOUT II SAME AS RENT.
FEIBLEMAN & CO.,
73S BROAD ST.
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FARM-Seven acres. near Westfeld: / acre
wood, balance cultivated: plenty fruit and
berries; house. 6 rooms; barn; large chicken
house. with glass front: macadam road. good
Clinton st. "
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FOR sALE-Seven-room. steam heated house,
all improvements. open plumbing, excellent
condition; So. 800. NJ. ]. BROWN. ESQ Main ST.,
Orange.
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ARLINGTON, N. J.-2tk-story frame resi-
denee. II rooms and bath; all improvements
lot S0x1s5; on fine residential avenue; want
your proposition. WILLIAMS. room 612. 500
Broad st.
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REAL ESTATE values, insurance, loans. J. ].
Established 1893.
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~IrvingtOn.
THIS week

One-family, seven rooms. corner lot, 50x1oo;
SO, $50; $3.50 cash. balance easy terms. If you
want a real bargain see this property.
One-family. seven rooms: steam heat: barn:
lot 50x100; fine condition. only so. 500; $500 cash.
RYDER-BLANCHARD REALTY co.
Room 600, Union Bldg, II Clinton st.
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NEW two-family house; all Improvements;
choice location; one floor for rent, s2S; other
floor rented for $50; or will sell for small
amount Of cash, balance as rent; get our offer.
It will appeal to homeseekers. SEABoARD
reality CO.. 1855 Market ST., Newark; phone
1850.
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r
Desirable cottages for rent FOR season. $50
upwards. Send for booklet.
OTIS F. LIFE
Wall ST.. Ocean Grove. N. j.
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A MAPLEWQ0D BARGAIN

one-family house, seven rooms; large lot;
two minutes to Springfield av. cars; only
81, 500; $500 cash. balance easy terms.
RYDER-BLANCHARD REALTY 20,
Room 600, Union Building.
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Atlantic Highlands.

HIGHLANDS. N. J.-For sale,
bungalow sites; lots. 25x145; fine location:
Cry; Sl25 each; easy terms. Address WIN. H.
HARRIS ISL Midland av.. Arlington. N. J.
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COUNTRY PRoPERTY-Farms my speciality:
N. ].
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ATLANTIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bungalow
sites, near shore. station and trolley: lots
$125: easy terms; elegant location. f. A.
Atlantic Highlands. N. ].
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NIiInnay.

MILMAY. N. j., near Atlantic C~ity-27-acre
farm; 5-room house. barn and large potato
house; Is minutes walk to Milmay Central
Railroad station; price 50. 500: free and clear.
OWNER, 1175 Broad st.
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COUNTRY STORE. with real estate. Morris
so nSSsn'ys n q, geoo iadee mouse u srofk So 81
station; house cost more to build than price
asked; on account of death of owner: price
yAILSBURG sECTIoN-Four lots. 25x1O0 each
sidewalk tagged, sewer. etc; entertain ex-
change; price $500 per lot. SCHWARz. As Clin-
ton st.
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LARGE frame residence, 10 fine rooms. barn
and carriage house; 90 acres of land; one
half mile from depot; splendid location: price
right; only $1,000 cash required. WILLIAMS.
room 612, 500 Broad.
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MODERN COUNTRY HOUSE.
House 6 rooms and bath; steam heat: large
lot. 5 minutes from Bernardsville railroad sta
ton; price So. 700; 81. 500 cash, balance mort
gage. P. o. Box 315. Bernardsville N. ].
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long branch.

VAN PL.-Building lots, size 50x150
feet; five minutes walk from city Hall: two
blocks from trolley; fine location: prices $3.50
TO $oO0: cash or instruments. Maps. NEW
JERSEY MORTGAGE COMPANY. No. ia
Broadway. Long Branch.
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WEINBERG
THE REAL ESTATE BROKER.
2sS WASHINGTON ST.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Two-family house, II rooms, baths, separate
steam heaters, Weequahic Park section; $i,oup'
easy terms.
Small factory. Bank and Howard sts,.; cheap
to quick buyer.
Three family brick house. Arlington ST.
splendid income property; $500.
Fine road house. stock and license; large
plot of ground; plenty shed room; near avon
dale Bridge, River road; 81, 900 cash required;
bargain.
We have one. two and three-fanily houses;
most OF them will be sold on easy terms. LOOK
over our lists before buying.
TO LET.
Brick stable. 10 stalls. large carriage room;
convenient to Broad and Market.
Money to loan on bond and mortgage; sums
to suit.
BARGAIN-Estate, must sell; house for two
families. II rooms; all improvements; few
minutes from Roseville station: price $500;
terms arranged for quick buyer. JOHN X.
FRANKIE. t22 Market st.
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AT CLINTON, n. J.-Store and 5<rooms: lot
2ox1OO;. right in the business centre; good
chance Tor bakery or laundry; want to make
this quick. WILLIAMS, room 612. 500 Broad.
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MoNTCLA IR-Six-room houses. impts.; near
trolley; 30 minutes ride from Broad and
ii desired; will sell for 5000 cash. balance SIG
monthly. BEYER, 1175 Broad st.
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$50 ACRES fine land at BernsrdsviIle, N. j.
TO exchange for Newark income. WILL
JAMS, room 612, 800 Broad.
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Glen Ridge.

CORNER JOT-East Orange: 60x100; If sold at
once. 81. 500. BROWN, $50 Main st.. Orange.
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We MBERG


HIS TO OTTER THIS WIEN.
Two 3-family brick houses on Monmouth St.
price s14. 500; cash required 50. 900.
2-family house and extra lot. Nailsburg; price
SO. 500; cash required 500. balance as rent.
Business property. West ST.. near car line.
will sell cheap; price 400; will make any
terms to suit.
~ lots, Newark. on the Hill; giving them
away at $1,000. Two lots, 5ox1OO. Beverly st. I;
price 81, 800.
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WILLOW ST.-Two-famiiy house. II rooms,
water and gas; $500 cash. balance mortgage.
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WEIGAND & CO.. 1875 Market st.
General Real Estate and Insurance Business:
Brokers, Notaries Public and Commissioners of
Deeds.
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WATSON Av.-Two-family, double house: II
roomsi lot 50x100; $500 cash. balance straight
mortgage. WILLIAMS. room 6l2, 500 Broad.
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BARGAIN for a quick buyer; 2-family house,
with large store. Z rooms. bath, all improve
ments. Somerset st: price $500. Call e7e
St. cor 18th ay.
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COGAN AV.-House, 6 rooms; lot e5x10O; small
amount cash. balance mortgage.
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SPECIAL BARGAIN o TODAY ONLY.
$4,000 fine detached S-room house: bath, re-
ception hall, all improvements. slate roof; lot
4Ox1oO on reasonable terms. on Halstead st.,
East Orange. Apply
JOHN j. sLoAT, 1888 BROAD ST, NEWARK.
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Av.-Two-fsmily house; IL rooms
and 2 baths. every impt.; steam heat; lot
s7x125; fine home; owner might exchange for
other property. BEYER, ITO Broad SC.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CITY.

WINTHROP Slot, 50xI00; house, 10 rooms
and bath; 2 toilets, hot and cold water, etc;
also stable on lot: terms easy; price $500.
SCHWARz, As Clinton st.
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East range
A GRAND OPPORTUNITY
to own a fine 2-family house, practically new.
in a choice and restricted section of East
Orange, 2 minutes from r. r., station and
trolley; l3 rooms and bath. decorated; all
impts separate steam heaters; only $3.50 cash
BOWERS & co, 1889 Market st.
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CHANCE TO RAISE
Union av.. 1871. near Lyons av.; take Spring
field Nv. or Clinton av. car and get off at
Irvington Centre; house, eight rooms and
stable. barn. shop; large lot. 71xSa5 feet; good
chicken run: bargain: price $3.50; only $1,000
down. balance private mortgage. BERGER 6
phone 27S.
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INVESTIGATE our proposition before you buy
your hone; look over those pretty residences
on West End av., containing 5 rooms. bath,
heater; lot 37lsxl00; that can be purchased for
500 cash; balance SIS monthly and interest.
Keys at No IS West End av.. or Bloc
MECKE. 1s5 Market ST., second moor,
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THE BEST IN EAST ORANC

utes from railroad station and trolley; IS
rooms and baths; all modern improvements;
separate entrances and steam heaters: paint
ing and decorating just completed; price ex-
ceptloAally low; terms easy. PHILIP j.
BOWERS & CO. 1879 Market st.
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cJ 6sns s%sl s slss i HStt% sg ,s sItss f on hs IKE n sgps
n EXCHANGE CO.. 45 Clinton st.
Gong Branch.
VAN %PL.mBpilding lots, size 5oxl5o
JERSEY MORTGAGE COMPANY. No. Ia
Broadway. Long Branch.
MiImay.
MILMAY, N. j., near Atlantic city-27-acre
house; Is minutes walk to Milmay Central
Railrosd station; price $4,000: free and clear.
OWNER, 1l75 Broad st.
Montclair.
MoNTCLAIR-Six-room houses, impts,: near
trolley; 30 minutes ride from Broad and
If desired; will sell for 5000 cash, balance SIG
monthly BEYER, 1175 Broad st.
New Market.
LARGE frame residence, 19 fine rooms. barn
and carriage house; 20 acres of land; one
half mile from depot; splendid location; price
right; only $1,000 cash required. WILLIAMS.
room 62, 500 Broad.
Ocean Grove.
GROVE
upwards. Send for booklet
Wall St. Ocean Grove. N. j.
Orange.
o 6ALE-Seven-room. steam heated house.
all Improvement. open plumbing. excellent
condition.; $500. NJ. ]. BROWN. $50 Main ST..
Orange.
VaiIsburg.
F. ARNOLD BEACH. expert real estate ap-
p~raisements. No. Is Helen pL. cliff Hill.'
s a. m. to 8 p. m. l. D. Tel. 1881.
WcstfeId.
| EAPAT-Coxan ooras y-.krt
wood. balance cultivated, plenty fruit and
berries; house, s rooms barn; large chicken
house. with glass front: macadam road. good
neighborhood; price 1000. sCHWARz, as
Clinton st.
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$500 CASH buys store and fiat Investment: price
So. 800; rental 1884; convenient. WIN. II.
ROWE, 1911 Market st.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CITY.

CITY.
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HAVE free and clear building lot in East
Orange, in exchange for improved property
nywhere in Essex County; make your propo-
sitions quick. WILLIAMS. room 612. 500
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. house, steam heat
and bath. on Clinton av.; only So. 300: easv
terms II desired. OWNER, Ills Broad ST.
open evenings.
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81, aOO-11-ROOM residence; hot water heat.
electric lights. large lot, Immediate possess
sion. one block from trolley: must sell at cree.
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WHY bother with collecting your own rents
when you can have them collected at a small
cost by a reliable company. SEITz-PFEIFER
REALTY CO. julius f. Seitz, presidents; John
l.. Pfeifer, secretary. 7sS Broad st.
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ISL MAIN ST, EAST ORANGE. Opp. Winsns ST.
Telephone s6s1-J.
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EAST ORANGE-Houses for colored: 6 and s.
room hous S. impts.; price $500 up; S1n0
cash, balance Sl2 monthly; Edgerton terrace.
near Prospect st. BEYER, 11I5 Broad st.
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hoiise all improvements: good condition;
$500. DE RICHMOND. SIG Broad. Real Es-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-05
VOTE TO FMANCIPATE PARTIES
FROM DOMINATION OF RAILROADS

The railroad and Organization" represented by the
Southern Pacific in the field again today with their old gang
seeking control both the Republican and Democratic parties
For quarter of century organized corporate greed has
maintained government within has usurped the
political power of the people and controlled the municipal state
national 1t has sought choose the lawmak
the judges who the laws and constitution and the
officers who enforce them By the passage of unjust laws rail-
made double what they should be and main
tanned by illegal combinations while practically
closed by granting the public water front to the railroad inter
this Southern California alone $2OOOOOOO
The annual earnings and profits of these organized
nopos the United States exceed $40 for every
and child while the reports show that
the earnings and OF wealth of all the people of
United averages only $3.50 per capita per year In
other words the railroad combination absorb the entire
earnings of the American people In past elections the price Of
fered the for the sale of his citizenship full dinner
pail This only of pottage for bhright but
the dish of be today because avarce
has been great that by absorbing the of the
earnings and dividends industry has been sthed
The Southern Pacific has lined up its gangs today send
organization delegates the state Democratic
convention against the Great Commoner In
the of Bryan they would send their agents Denver
defeat Bryan.
DO NOT TRUST THEM!
Vote for delegates Sacramento ndoed by the Democratic
league They tried and who wish be instructed
to first last and all the time for William Jennings Bryan
whom they have unqualfedy indorsed.