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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-12
MORTGAGES RECORDED.
NEWARK

W. I
Angelo Verdi ct al. to Gustavus A.
Richards, east side Madison street, 1874 feet
south from Market street. $500.
John Mcmahon to Seventh Ward Build
ing and Loan Association, west side south
Seventh street, 400 feet north from Elev-
enth venue, 5000.
Donate Travisano to Frederick Freling-
huysen, east corner Bloomfield avenue and
North Sixth street, $1,000.
Bertha Meinhart to same, north side
SG an strs ayen y sod s. feet east from Hunter
Meyer Levin to German Savings Bank.
west side Wilsey street. northeast corner
pf Marie 3 ahh hso% and RRr reBand % a'c Vincent
w. Ambroze, east side jackson street. l42
feet south from Ferry street, $500.
Lo nrane associ hfsenla n TO 3 West bu s,dss and
from Tichenor street, $500.
Axelrad, east side Grand street, 40 feet
ond tract, $500.
Temple Webster and husband to Samuel
meyer, east side Rutgers street. 275 feet
north from Thirteenth avenue, $751; "A.
Same to George L. Horle, same prop
Salvatore Nittoli to Columbia Building
and Loan Association. east side Sheffield
street, 70 feet south from Eighth avenue,
Herman Trachman to Jacob Jacobs. cor
ner lots "a and SO, 30 feet northeast from
lots 81 and 26, Beacon street, 5000.
Mayer Nechamkes to Howard Savings
institution. north side Fifteenth avenue.
west side West Seventh street. $1,000.
TOWNSHIPS.
Frank C. Van Auken to Fidelity Trust
Company; Montclair, east side Franklin
place, 600 fe It south from Lincoln street,
Same to same, Montclair and Glen Ridge,
east side Franklin place, 525 feet south from
Lincoln street. $3.50.
John Groener,, jr. to Henry J Hagen, Glen
Ridge, east side Forest avenue. 254 feet
Birdella M. Ellis and husband to Essex
Title Guarantee and Trust Company, Mont
clair, centre Gates avenue. 1853 feet west
from Harrison avenue, $1,000.
.Gregorio Juzzelino to Bank of Nutley,
south side Hope street. go feet east
rom Bloomfield avenue. 81 900.
Louis Z. Cells to Anna NJ. Gregory (ex-
and t~rustee), East Orange. north
side Rutledge avenue, 400 feet east from
avenue north, $1,000.
Emma M. Wissinger to same. East Or
north side Rutledge avenue, $50 feet
east from Arlington avenue. 3 800.
John G.. Zeiss to John H.. Francisco,
Belleville. south side Division avenue, $50
Nicola Longo to Charles A. Feick. Orange,
north side New street, 30 feet from land
Timothy Ryan, $3.50.
7. David Mayfeld to Lewis w. Hunter,
lryington, west side Chapman place, 50 feet
south from Elmwood avenue. 5000.
Thomas r. McGuirk to Sarah Malone.
West Orange, south side Quinby place, 100
feet west from Kingsley street; and second
tract. $1,000.
Frederick B. Alvord to Eliza C. Webster.
Orange, northeast side Main street, south
side Patterson street, $1,000.
John Fl. Newsome to Ellen Carney, Mont
clair, west side Fulton street. 100 feet north
rom New street, $500.
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TROLLEY CAR CRASHES
INTO TRAIN AT CURVE.
One Man Hurt ia Jersey City
Collision.
Lspeeial % Inc Nvenlng star.l

JERSEY CITY, March 12.-Oakland
avenue trolley car No. $40, south bound,
a into a construction train OF the
Willard Construction Company at Oak
lane and Hoboken n today, and
n nan Michael Treacey, 40 years old.
of Summit venue this city. was in
jured.
The train was loaded with dirt and
stone, and was proceeding slowly
along Oakland avenue. AT Hoboken
ven there il a sharp curve. and the
trolley car. bowling along at a livek,
clip, ran into the centre of the train
The car was thrown from the track
and the lone passenger. Treacey, was
cut by flying glass.
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MANUFACTURERS BUSTER NOW.

WASHINGTON, March 12.-Renewed
activity in the country's manufactures
Is shown in figures, prepared by the
bureau of statistics, comparing imports
of manufacturers materials during
January last with those of the two
preceding Januarys,
In practically all cases the importa-
tons of raw materials in January, 1909,
show a large advance over that of one
year ago, and In not a few cases the
figures are actually larger than those
of January. 1907. when all the indus
tries of the country were running to
their full capacity.
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FIND ADVERTISING BIG BOON.

CHICAGO. March 12.-At the twenty
fifth annual convention of the National
Gamers Association yesterday the
chief consideration of the session was
cooperative advertising. Prominent
trade representatives and accessory
from all parts of the union par
ticipated and were highly pleased Of
the publicity measure adopted. 1t was
conceded by the majority of speakers
that newspaper advertising was the
best medium for domestic results.
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LApps FOND OF sTIMULANTS.

The Laps are very fond of stimu-
lsting drinks. They think nothing of
drinking fifteen or twenty cups of
coffee in a day, while their consump-
ton OF punch is on a vast scale. 1t is
no uncommon thing to see numbers OF
nelplessly drunk natives in the streets
of Tromso. especially when the sale of
reindeer flesh has been profitable. Yet
robbery, and indeed crime in general.
is practically unknown among them
Wide World Magazine.
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS

NEWARK.
Antonio Juliano to James cbafatinos
ct al, n S Main st. 22o IT W III mon
umen. near Z. orange line. zoxSs..... u
harriet MT " al Ferguson
anu nus 10 Croker CO..
n s Newbold ST, g W FIR Id Henry d.
Roe, 3 CHI 8 ks x 9 CHI 81 lks.........
e,aat ra 1sin Lanu anu ampaoVe.
eaa !" soseph y. DecA,asn. u
; shepnafd av, go II " n Bergen
81 tpxlD
george virtue TO Frank Virtue, W $
Austin ST, l2l II $ fir farkhnrst ct.
25x93
Otto A. Knecht to oscar +. bay. $ $
n mn y Az " II 9 IT ei'hson p'
Oxl64
Samuel F.. Leber TO Wilson L. Jenkins.
$ S Clinton av n W cor Ia william
G. Ward. 5ox1s
moses Klein ct al TO Isaac Adler. 8 $
Court st, 80 II e FIR Prince st. 25xT0...
Mary Fass TO Aaron Jedel, w s Bruins
wick st, 10 It ) E r. cor lot Is
Mary Mott Goidsmith "a MAYOR and
Common CouncIi Nawerk naf,vop
av. " r. Oshorne ter 6oxil1a
Bsniamin meftaete ~ Marie WI.
iteilis. e $ Jackson &. 142 IT : fr Ferry
et bAN1Al
waitas Einss,, - ,N,a,th. AZ tafsar;v
n so eth 10 Ss.'na = tn
a,x1oo '"n Az =" ~ '' y"
CIV ii.i,i c,.
Batbaate n 'ot 2sT 70 ~ lena L ~ Orange
~, ossiY
to est Of august Drescher, 3
Lanark av, 26 # e Fl Vail st. 6ox1oo
oalnuei meyer TO Temple Wenster
n hus, e 8 Rutgers st. 30 IT n e
II 18th av, Nx90 ...............-....
TOWNSHIPS
Henry I Hagen ~ Iohn croener
If clen Ridga, o a tsoreat nv 81
II e fr osborIpe At 7bxlb0
Aiber, n Hedse to Iobn ottino
monument Stone T near ST. line Of citf
Of Newark. a5xTe
Newark and Essex Land and INN
I % IN panI I'm oa1 g Orange 81
Hilton az io5 r. ! fr WeilesIev at
25x10o.
MontcIairi Centre cares az. ia r.
W r. Harrison ave Tinaaxx5aaa 20
Kenneth r. Shand TO Birdeila NJ,
Ellis MontcIair same -ronerfv
Susan Franciscn ~ Al 10 Eelen I.
Neville, Montclaif, e ) Nofthview
! Abram I. Cross 81 al ttr,s, 70 Her.
man II RedfieId yerona cor Will-
Jam Corhv,s lot an n T~S,rnniEs
I'd & acres . and other tracts
| Ellen Bsuer and hrs 10 Emile NJ /
Yehle q%rvingtop ,'s = RarLshir m' NJ i
The Morris and Essex Realty co 70
Henry K Hannah Bioomfield !
S SRiss ST. IVY II e IT prospect st.
William r r Schaeffsr Of al tn
Helen r. B.. Haag, Orange. 8 W
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CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed in the county
clerks Office today:
Cliff Hill Land and Improvement Com
pany, owners, with Louis Vaillancourt,
contractor, carpenter work. s525; Sanford
avenue.
Same owner, with II, j. Rupert, con-
tractor. mason work, $3.50; same premises.
William Reilly, owner, with the James
ing work. s6Ss, Sanford street
Same owner. with Enos Willetts. CON
tractor, mason work. 1900: same premises.
Same owner, with French & Ames, con
tractors, carpenter work, 1865; same
premises.
Same owner with Smith & Reilly, con
tractors, heating work, 1852; same prem
Mary c. scherf, owner, with Henry
Songman, contractor, entire work, 81, 96S;
Almira street, Bloomfield, N. ].
8 and G. A; Lindsey. owners. with
sicklen &c Vreeland. contractors, carpen-
ter work, 1920; Conover terrace. Or
Same wne with r. G. Curtis, con-
tractor, mason work, $500, same premises.
Same owners, with w. S. wardell, con-
Uses.
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CHICAGO GRAIN R

CHICAGO, March 12-Wheat prices were
forced up about i at the opening Of fine
market today on a general rush to buy
based on a sharp advance at Liverpool.
Where the market was bnlllshly affected
rs to lis All the start, May being at f15Ts
TO l;l6ls and July at 1.037s to 1.04A. Early
In the day May touched 1.16b. while July
advanced to 1.04Bnk.
At the start May corn was up 4 to y
higher at 6Sss to esls. After touching 6sly9
70 the price dropped 70 eSA42s..
55as to 55ssMh and later sold at 55A.
higher. y" ="
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DIDN'T NEED SUGAR.

The kindly druggist stood behind the
counter. glancing benignly at the
chubby youngster over his bottles.
Mister" said the small boy, II want
q bottle % them pills o sold my father
the day before yesterday"
Certainly. my little man." the chem
list amfably replied. 81 hope your
dad'n be quite well. Are they doing
him good?"
Dunno if they're dom father any
good replied the youngster, "but
they're dom good TO me. They Just At
my new a~ir-gun!"
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IN LApLANn.

Il am so happy" she said. Ever
since my engagement to Charlie the
whole world seems different. I do not
seem to be in dull, prosaic England,
but"
"Lapland." suggested her little
brother, who was doing his geography
lesson,-Illustrated Bits.
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INSANE MAN LEFT
100000 TO SISTER.

TRENTON, March PA fortune OF
nearly 500, 900. left to Samuel j. War
rick. who escaped from the State Hos
pital for the Insane several months ago
and was killed at Darby. Pa, last Tues
day, will go to his sister. Mrs. Mary
Taylor, of Pitman. Although the money
was left to Warrick some time ago, he
never enjoyed any of it. having been
confined in the asylum for over seven
years.
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THE D r

NEW YORK, March t2.-Butter-Fancy
grades firm others easy; prices unchanged.
Receipts, 3,s14.
Cheese-Firnl, unchanged. Receipts. i.o2s.
E~ggs-F1rm. Receipts. 14.62I. State
pennsylvania and nearby fancy selected
white. 24Ra25; do. fair to choice, 22iba24:
brown and mixed fancy. 22n221a; do. fair
to choice, N4211a; Western firsts, 20; see
ond 1919.
Poultry-Alive. firm; Western chick
ems, IS; fowls, 1914 turkeys, 12d1s: dressed.
dull; Western fowls, 1905; turkeys,
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HARMONY, PRINCES THEME.

PATTERSON, March 12.--John ID.
Prince, speaker Of the House of Assen,-
bly,, and a member of the faculty of
Columbia University, win deliver a Iea-
ture IN THE Origin and Development
of Music" for the Mems Club OF the
Church of the RAadeemer tonight. The
speaker will be a guest of former SEN
ator Robert Williams.
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THE COTTON MARKET

YORK. March 12.-Tbe cotton mar
ket opened steady at an advance of las
points in response to better cables than
expected, but ruled very quiet. with
bullish operations held in check by reports
pool was a moderate buyer here. probably
due TO undue strad2les. which was about
the only trading feature, and sustained
prices during the middle of the morning.
Tit market was steady late In the fore
noon ON reports of . better demand for
goods from China, with prices holding about
3 to 6 points net higher.
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SEES sHAD FISHERIES DOOM.

NEW YORK, March 12.-Shad fisher
les are decreasing so rapidly hat they
will soon die out if the sewage problem
is not dealt with at once, said Charles
H. Robinson, director of the New York
Aquarium. in an address last night at
the American Museum of Natural His
tory.
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NEW CORPORATION.

The Decentralization Company. real es-
ate and Insurance brokers, had its articles
clerks Office today. The capital stock is
100000. and $1,000 has been paid up BY
Joseph Diebold and George d. n Ger
trude p; Harrison. the incorporators. They
all live in ~Irvington.
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HARTMAN BETTER; BACK APRIL

NEW YORK. March 12.-Dispatches
from f. II. Hartman today report that
his health is greatly improved and nat
he and his party are enroute to San
Francisco. From that city Mr.. Harri-
man may go to Seattle. He plans to
reach here on April 1.
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THE LONDON MARKET.

LONDON, March 12.-American securities
opened dull and slightly below parity today.
Transactions were light during the first
hour. and at noon the market was heavy
and generally from e to " below yester-
days New York closing.
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0 THAT KIND. .

You say you are a. saiior?" shifted
the doubtful housewife.
Yes, num-" FASTENED Hornpipe Har-
ry, as he took a reef in his trousers.
but you don't make use of that nau-
teal expression, 'Shiver my timbers.' +"
"Oh. no, mum! l say 'Shiver me
gasbag!' or 'Shiver me wings!' / am
an airship sailor, mum."-Illustrated
Bits. ~
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AND ADVERTISING WILL DO IT,

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. March 12.-In
order hat the advantages of San An
tonic as a business centre and health
resort may be more widely known, a
contract providing for an expenditure
of s25, 900 in advertising has been
signed.
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CONE A REAR ADMIRAL.

WASHINGTON, March 12.-Lieuten-
t-Commander Hutchinson L. Cone has
been appointed head of the Bureau OF
steam Engineers of the Navy with the
and pay OF rear-admiral.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the quotations of the
days prices, as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell. members OF the
New York Stock Exchange:
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

HILDmRANpT. auctioneer, ofiee $50 South
Tenth IT., will sell by order Of the executrfx.
the neat. n5-story house and lot on the prem
fsef. No. $40 South Ninth St OF Augusta
schmidt. deceased. Monday. March Is. 2 p m.
FERNS made known day Of rale.
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ROsEYILLE

ORANGE sT.-Business property: large store
and flat above; income $500; to quick buyer,
S5 500
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JAMES ST. near Broad st.-Brownstone man
sion. 10 rooms; every modern Improvement; q
coy home at a great bargain, owner forced to
sell; investigate.
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ROsEyILLE MANSION.
NORTH 7TH ST.--10-room house. large lot
every modern Improvement, considered finest
residence In Roseville: s minutes to r. r.. and
trolley; will be sacrificed to quick buyer; In
vestigate.
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LINTON sEcTIoN-Dcctor's opportunity;
corner mansion; ~ large rooms and garage;
every modern Improvement large lot; to quick
buyer a bargain.
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BRooME ST.. near Waverly family
house: full lot; owner must sell; TO quick
buyer. 81. 800.
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CORNER BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Two stores and two six-room fats; every i'm
provement; near car line; Clinton section; In
come. s,t6s; owner forced to sell, terms easy
II sold this week. So, 500.
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BANK ST. business property; store and two
fats above; a fine Investment; II sold at once
Sc, 500; VIII double in value.
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delayed advertisement brings oaly the
Aftermath Of trade. Its the first cali that
captures the procession Of custorners.
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BI.EEcKER ST. near Hahne & Co.-Thirteen-
room brick property; every Improvement
owner leaving city will sacrifice; 5000.
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VI 500 MONTH. nothing down. buys 5-room
cottage: fine poultry plot; big garden; take
Passaic trolley. WHITNEY. Delawanna, N. ].
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CITY.

BROAD ST. business property at a sacrifice 10
close an estate; will bear strict investigation
a rare bargain.
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FARMS @ SALE.

SUPERB FARM. so acres; highly cultivated;
beautiful country home; North Jersey; one
hour from New York. w w. RIDDLE, execu-
tor. Box bs5, Boonton. N. J.
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NEVER AGAIN

NEVER AGAIN
win we duplicate building plots at THESE
figures fn Newark:
1912 Kearny st. 44x1G0 ..,.....s....... 81. COZ
Parker ct. (High School block). 54x100. g.. 4. 900
Park av., s..W, Cor. Ridge St, 5oxs4. ...... s 900
Ridge ut, tHigh School block, 94x10O. ..... 5000
Take them NOW. terms to suit
VALENTINO & CO.. Uptown Brokers,
4oe Broad street. Telephone 1901 q. p.
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"~---
CLOSE TO CLINTON AVENUE.
Practically new two-family house. one-half
block from trolley: IS rooms and 2 baths. sep
arate entrances and steam heaters. electric
lights and all modern improvements: as owner
is compelled to leave city. will sell at a sacri-
flee: make us a reasonable offer and we will
arrange terms to suit. PHILIP J. BOWERS
& CO. 1873 Market st.
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ACT QUICK IF INTERESTED. J.,
One-family house, containing ten rooms. bath
and laundry: all Improvements; splendidly To-
Gated In restricted residential section; two
blocks from Main Line trolley: as owner Is
compelled to leave town. Will sell $500 below
actual value: not much cash required. PHILIP
j. BOWERS & co, 1850 Market st.
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Be1levilte.A
REAL ESTATE values. insurance. loans. ]. ].
CONNELL, 13 washington av.. Belleville;
established 1893.
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OWNER. compelled TO sacrifice two-famil,
house In bloomfield with part improvements
VIII take So. 600 for quick sale; terms can b,
Can Room 400. 500 Broad st.
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ABSOLUTELY IDEAL.
Most delightful home spot In South Orange:
Il rooms. steam, electric lights, gas; 75x150.
Some day you will winder how you could pos
sibly have lost this chance.
JOHN G. WITHROW.
At Brick Church Station. East Orange. N. J.
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ESTABLISHED YESTERDAY!
Benatar & Weinberg

REAL ESTATT AND INSURANCE.
PROPERTY BOUGHT. SOLD AND Ex-
HANGED. RENTING AND COLLECTING.
Union Bldg, 9-11 Clinton st. Phone I97-W.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.
,~~0~ ~ 49,

~~oo>oz1-~~ ~.,~~-~@ ~
ABSOLUTELY IDEAL.
Most delightful home spot In South Orange;
u rooms. steam, electric lights, gas; 75xibo.
Some day You will winder how you could pcs
sibly have lost this chance.
JOHN G.. wITHRow.
At Brick Church Station, East Orange. n. J.
OWNER. compelled TO sacrifice two-family
mouse In Bloomfield with part improvements
VIII take 50. 900 for quick sale; terms can be
arranged. Can Room 400. 500 Broad st,
s1,eoo-s15 MONTH. nothing down. buys 5-room
cottage; hne poultry plot big garden; take
BellevIlie.~
REAL ESTATE values, insurance. loans. ]. ].
GoMNELL ,,o1 ,1a Washington av.. Bellesille;
BIoomncId. .
sAcRIFIcE-Best offer secures s-room mod
err cottage; tiled bath, steam heat, electric
lights two verandss; H-foot lot: shade trees,
East Orange.
GREAT BARGAINS in modern mily
houses on Halstead St, one block south from
station; all modern improvements; each apart
ment entirely separate; hard wood finish. beauti-
look these over before you buy; only small
amount Of money needed. One apartment will
Bay an erP e. omen for inspe,tion every DAY;
~ VWhOi dha odiibGi = v Y
avenue.
J. r. RANSOM,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
1856 EATON PL. AT GROVE ST. STATION.
TELEPHONE 1901 ORANGE.
Nutley.
MaAA an G4e on hu7Au
Bargain at Nutley. N. j.; 10 rooms; lot 755x1s7:
fruit, garden and chicken house; price 81, 900;
easy terms, show any time; Investigate.
Nu1zs-5 1esv-a
800 Broad ST., Newark. and Nutley, N. j.
vaiIsbure.
COMFORTABLE two-famiiy house, 70 rooms.
separate heaters and baths; easy terms. Ad-
dress OWNER, Box 50. Star Office.
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MORTGAGE LOANS.

MONEY to loan on bond and mortgage.
CHARLES B. GURNEY. counselor-at-law.
Union Building. o-15 Clinton st.
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nIoomncla.

SACRIFICE-Best offer secures s-rooin mod
er1 cottage; tiled bath, steam heat, electric
lights, two verandas; b0-foot lot; shade trees,
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DWELLING HOUSES WANTED.

PARTY wants to rent house. with improve
ments; centrally located. Address HOUSE,
Box 9b. Star office. :
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-05-20

20. The fact tina, Won are being
employed is promise OF good work.
81. That your hos, often apprcci-
atcN Your good work.
81. That times. progress and
method Nchangc.
3. That it is legitimate to talk
about your goods as long As Won tell
the truth.
u. That there i, only one way to
sell goods: place them in the market
to advantage.
IS. That mant 4 man might seek
YOU A. 4 customer il he could find YOU
out.
90. That only coward, are afraid
to venture.
-. iha, ever angel, are impa-
ticnt once in awhile.
IS. That it i, foolish To- bear 4
grudgr. lnkind lrrIDug, are no.,
marketable.
20. Tha, it pays To- drc,, we'll.
ever IN business.
go. That every workman thinks
if he were the BIOS, he would a,,
hliicrcnt.-\rw Work Commercial.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-05-20
A Change OF Pastors.

Rev. 7. ?. Roa>ch. pastor OF st.
Thomas church. Versailles. ha,
been sent by Right Rev. Bishop,
Hogan. Of Kansas CITY. to- California.
Mo To- take charge OF the tntholic
congregation there. Rev. John
Kramer Is the successor to Rev
Roa>ch. having charge OF Versatile,
and outlying missions.