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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-10-13
Ore.krre5 Pianist.

Count Geza Zicay. president Of the
National Conservatory Of Music at
Budapest celebrated his sixtieih
birthday q July g Referring 10 the
event a Vienna paper speaks Of him
as q unique figure IN the musical
world. If We are justified in saying
that Raphael would have been a grea,
painter, even If be had no arms" saws
the writer, we may certainly say that
Itchy was a great pianist, although he
had but one arm. He was il years
old when be lost his right arm on a
hunting tour, but notwithstanding this
handicap he continued his early study
Of music, and became so proficient as
d performer that he played with great
skill the works Of Chopin and other
composers. In 1866 he made his first
appearance before the public as q pi.
anist, and has since that time played
at hundreds Of concerts. always for
the benefit Of some charitable insti.
tuition. He composed several operas.
and in 1891 became the director Of the
Hungarian opera at Budapest.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-10-13
EDUCATED SOLDER TIE FEST
&c Vet. Famous Ecer LeErer. 75rres
Himself n Oprcstc7 e 'e-o-
rant : e1ter.

r E-.cIe = IS ee-e-e-l- ed hat
1oen from re r-Fsi Ja--s q :te cc-c-
try make re hest soldiers and tna-
TIE tCwnsDe1 who are better eC-cai-
I'd but have also clearer perception
o. TIE dangers and [.scoD.or-s q var.
are much more ready q t1ro- -
TIE sponge when u their opinion
there IS 70 use i1 continuing the fight.
The tano-s Hger guerrilla leader.
Christian Ce We. thinks differently
and .u Z speech be made 10 some
South African students the other day
he gave very stirling evidence IN
favor n Tire educated soldiers.
He said that r. himself had 10
school learning te- ause be had never
had the chance. .It that during the
three years Of :he war he had gone
through 4 process Of education. he
found tEat the '-avest and most trust
worthy soldiers were those who had
received good education. Al the end
q the war 81 per cent. Of those who
still remained under arms On the Peer
side were men Of learning Nearly
al the men Of the back veldt had
abandoned the struggle and gone
home
That. said de Wet. was his expert
ence and. therefore. he rejoiced in
the spread Of education in the Trans
yaal.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-10-13
COUNTY COURT DAYS.

Following is list of days Coun-
ty Courts are held in counties near
Mt. Sterling:
Bath, Owingsyille, I'd Monday.
Bourbon, Paris. lst Monday.
Clark, Winchester, 4th Monday.
Fayette, Lexington. I'd Monday.
Fleming, .Flemingsburg - 4th
Monday.
Harrison, Cynthiana-4t hsMon-
day.
Madison. Richmond, lst Mon
day.
Montgomery. Mt. Sterling, Bird
Monday.
Nicholas, Carlisle. End Monday.
A Womsn's Age.
II you want TO know how old a WON.
an is, ask her Observation-Disclosures
Globe.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-10-13
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Nearly Every One In Albion. Mich.
Praises Mi-O-nd. the Money
Back Cure for Indigestion.
congregation

Albion. Mich.-The people of
Albion are elated to an unusua
extent because of the many and re-
markable cures which have lately
been made by Mona. "A dyspep-
STA cure with a worldwide repu-
tation. Everybody is endorsing
Mi-o-na. Here is what some re-
spected residents say:
Mrs. VI. f.. Cass says: Milo
ma cured me of a stomach trouble
that had bothered me for long
time"
W. II. Mott says: Il had doc
tored for months without help. !
used Mi-o-na and since using it
three years ago have been free
from the Distress"
Mrs. Emma Overly says: For
months had dyspepsia, bad stom-
ach distress, pains and nausea.
Nothing | used relieved or cured
until ! used Mi-O-na."
W. ;. Lloyd, the druggist, in
Mt. Sterling. KY, sells the won
derful dyspepsia cure Mi-o-na for
SOC large box and he thinks 50
well of it. that he will give your
money back if it doesn't cure.
II AZ Ia
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-10-13
The Woman Beautiful.

Men sometimes abuse women, -
says an observing man, for thinking
so much about their clothes, when.
instead. they should rise up and call
them blessed. A lovely woman in
garments that are tasteful and appro-
pirate, whether they are of simple
homespun or costly silk, is a living
poem in a prosaic world The woman
who always keeps herself looking
beautiful does not do so without a lot
OF labor. and the fact that she takes
the trouble is an evidence of unselfish-
ness and amiability and not Of frivol-
ity."
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-10-13
knights Of Pythids Convention.

T.e k1.u-,- d Prtaian me- u
anna. safe convention al W.
chester .ast week. J. VI. Steven
-oo delivered tie address Of WEI
come. TIE response was Oy .. II.
Pollard. q. Jackson. An ANTONIO
Bile ride alo reception In auditor
..m were some of the pleasure
features. >aeloyyiile -ets I'll 2
lex- convention.
According 10 reports thirteen
rev lodge. were instituted during
the year. Two were consolidated
and TWO became defunct. The
total number in the state is now
IL with a membership Of 1871.
About fifteen hundred new mem
bers were added during the year,
but over thirteen hundred were
lost oy death. suspension, etc,
leaving d net gain OF l79.
Reports show that the lodges
own rea! estate 10 the value Of
$sj.74o: cash. so. $40: stocks and
bonds. $jl.76j and other poperty.
bringing the total 10 $3.50. sl6.
The value Of the Pythian Home at
Lexington is placed at 50. 900.
There are now at the Home two
widows and thirty-one children.
One child died during the year and
one Of the widow inmates married
while on "A visit TO Oklahoma.
The total cost OF maintaing the in
mates for the past year was s., 7S4.
or >I7s.1j for each.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-10-13
Erltncr In Need.

what need VI have sI- friends II
We should Ie'er have Hsel a hem?
TLey were he most needless creatures
living should w ne. eT have use for
them and would most resemble sweet
instruments hung ~ ia CASTS that
keep their sounds u themselves
SLskesIesTe.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-10-13

T-s-,e cruiser -s-- G-Zts-- s
Et-1sc s:.er re :z-C-s lc--.c.z..
VIZ Geo r.. Lecez-te. e. 80 Z re
i.Zss - c.s .I-sLze tCf--a-.tg Can
es.ts III q e-Is.-s--s r-.-1 Il VS.
VIZ. q e. aza.Lz. Unset Z PAS
GcD--e-z -I.rfs- Is Lr-ses az
c-Egge- '-- carriage =. rs -c-ss
CsD.e--a r,-.- -l--t-s -..z ~ a.
a. e It.,- IL. - v---, &c. T.t1
E2-.e. -; LereE S. L! -aIset
CZ&1."
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-10-13
NeM 1e,,snd Trsr1Nsy System.

The Ilt-h government has grant
&C concession 70 the Amsterdam &
Nol-h AC-aId T-amway Company to
t1..d and operate az electric railway,
system ID Holland. The route viii "
Iea-.y 90 Ei.cEs. running from AN
ste.Lam Lor,h through Zasnda,n u
kICM mine. from Zaaudyk to Wys
aan-Zee. alG Wo-mervesr 70 Purme1
enc. re Hols1l Developmeni Com
IaLy Q. AMSTERDAM will build TIE en-
TIE system
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-10-13
Her Dearest Friend.

Jack sent me a handsome mirror
for my birthday"
20, that accounts for it,
Accounts for WHAT"
Yesterday he asked me II a won.
an ever got too ole to be pleased with
a looking glass"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-10-13
He Knew.

Great novelist (dictating) - The
storm increased in fury, rain fell in
torrents and the gale shrieked all
night like-like-what shall | say?
Secretary father of three Like a
baby cutting its teeth.-Pearson' s
Weekly.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-10-13
East and West.

There is no longer any doubt, our
Shanghai correspondent tells us, that
the old order Of thought which has
guided the lives Of countless millions
IN the Chinese empire through long
succession of centuries Is passing away
forever. The movement In favor OF
western education has become ire
Eistible. --LondOn Times.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-10-13
The strenuth Of Love.

There = comfort in The strength Il
love: '7:L make hing cndu z ~
which else would oveGset the brain ,.
break The Wordsworth.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-10-13
A Black Record,

There goes man of low life and
dark deeds"
Mercy on us! What does he dor"
Cleans cellars and shovels in coal. {"
Baltimore American.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-10-13
Indie atoms.

do you think that Canada will ever
become Americanized?
We'll, she plays baseball. kansas
City Journal.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-10-13
for Rent.

Two dwellings: one store room.
52-tf II. CLAW Mckee.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-10-13

An aching back IS instantly
relieved by an application OF
Sloans Liniment.
This liniment takes the place
Of massage and is better than
sticky plasters. 1t Penetraies
without rubbing - through
he skin and muscular tissue
right TO the bone, quickens the
blood, relieves congestion. and
gives permanent as well as
temporary relief.
Here's the Proof.
~ JANEs &. LIE. 81 lieJ Oh 81,
81 Washington. DC. writes: Thirty
res-s ago iell iroai a scatfoid AMI seri-
fuslr Injured ny back. ] suffered terri
ny Al tines from tie small # NY back
al around my stomach gas Just a. Il !
lad been beaten with & club. ] used
every plaster ] could get with No relief.
slaal's Lilimeut took the pain right
ct. and 7 can low % - much ladder
vOIE a. any nan y the shop, thanks 10
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-10-13

Cures catarrh or money back. Just
breathe it in Complete outfit, including
inhaler 81. Extra bottles 50c. Druggists.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-10-13

T q ! J..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-17

'rilif? Sfulbe ben gamle Sfrullin'
gen eller ban Soioten gisre mig no,
get oubt?"
ga, ia" iagoe Iarte % tor
graot, leg bar bennegong gauet
@orbcrrcs ggrinoe - ieg bar giort,
bpob icg funoc, ieg bar aoparet Dig.
6orpeI for iioite Sang @t ices life
mere Der / Gerben. 8lto pGre bin
Sipl naooig".
Gtpar Sage otter - Sar % Sen
bar, set pioite 6oIf goot - noe %
lan9t til Clogs paa arbeioe %
Mogna biernme alcne. Get rsg life
Iof Wurpibcn paa SauO; Solf aneoe
onot, oa ga ct Tor @ono fom til
Stiten % ifotteoe inO gicnncm Ttns
Duet, iaa Sc &oncn Iigge paa 8uI-
pet / Ell @loOpsl meo et tort 90
benoe Suor / Sopebet. Ssnnen bao'
&c meo ct Srcbitg brGbt lin Utor.
8utten blep paa9rcbet og lat / 6ors
poriua, OF Saren gif / S~ortoiIeI'e
ouer oct iorn par bGnot, ct Bar Gage
eiter ino poa 2aauen og bTngtc Jig.
Wen Somtalen melem Martc %
Woana bin Sommerfuclo Tom lige'
pei no bIanot 6oIf. Boa bpilfen
Woobc bIcu oIbrig opflarct.
Morta bapoc olbrig iortalt Oct.
Reu ira ocnne Srnbclie AZ par 6o!t
nGiteu rGb benbe, noar bun binfcns
sc fom irem til 8oorbcn Tor at Iaa
IIibt Mielf eaer anoet at leuc al. Seer.
Warte fal0te sc benOc. % iprif par
bun pitt, % Napnct bar bun til i'm
Sso.
Wtcu paa Sono huierte Spe9el'cr
Iid / mango gar, at 6olf oor met
petifrGmtc mere emo Ell Sang. e1tcr
Seer. WorteS Doh blep set title pna
Sanb. Sugcn ioa clcr bsrte uoSet
mere Spsgcri Ser.
Wcu WIartcg Stile niloe ingen DO
eacr rerc pes. Zen itco Der, I'll
Den folSt iaumen al sGIoe.
G. Y. W. "Sih,D
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-17
6amme[ pomaoe.

Zen bcficnOte engeIife gggpptolog
SlinberssFetric er mn citer at bare
al iIuttet bette 9Iors ltOorapningS.
aampagre penot hiem til 2onoou,
Iom iGbponIigt rigt belpSiet mco
ganle, merfeIige Sing.
@larbt be Siploenbe0cr, ban |
Nar fercr meo fig, cr en- ~intcreSiont
Gilifui, iom TANNER ira en- ca. 1000
gar gammel 8rap peo Sbcben / en-
Gol moro for Sc bersmte aongcgropc.
Get err Ell liben, funitiGrOigt for0ra
beioet IIabait Sfaal, / bpilfen ser
enonu finoeS en- gob Eortion gammcl
pqpptiif IniigtpomoSe al Oen SIogS,
bpormeo De for 40 Iarbunore0Cr
iioen afoeOe Ggpptiife SfieubcOer
isgte at 9iere line Iniigtcr proeiitl.
oere og mere tiItrpffen6e. GomaOcu
bar troos lin NIber boIot iig go0t, %
enoru ben Dag / Sag itrommer ser
no ira ben Ell ioririIfen0e 8eaugt;
Sen bar tiIbert en- megct bgititaacnoe
Game, Ser oe6e uroer set ipttenoe
Spnaiti, omfring 100 Iar I. Ser,
Soreurtgt bapoe famine Game
iuaet ct imuft llopolg al ale line
SoiIcttcgieuitonoc meb Jig | 8rnper;
i aiIten par ser uuber 6cu GeoeS 500
res on6ragt en- imuft i~lcttct aurr,
hris SnobolO MI bar iorroobt aue
Sen ffisnne Games imaa pripote
Semmelisbebcr ior Giterpcroenen;
ser bar I. Gr. ct FrGparot I'll az
iuGrte Gienbrpr meS, ct flrnitfGr6igt
uhifaarct Sorn, ser i~nOebolot Slic,
90 Ell Iioen SfaaI al blaa gfarmor.
Sen aiosSe bar tiQige uEret bnsltgt
anIoat % lom CT Segu berpaa bopSe
bun faoet ale fine Sprebitaber OILS
bruat / aiiten; man ian0t iaaleoeS
ell lioen 9roncefnip, Ell biminltto
SlibeiteL 10 imua 6linteitcne %
prSoaiaa ct IiNet 9tsite 6arn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-17

iora for iii, 9arn. @utten beo Sans,
bar gloo i i'm Sor, men baoeoe Mo-
rem. Set funoe man merle paa
monoe Ioooer. Zen eneitc, iom life
ipnteS at i~oritaa oct, bar g'orell
ielp.
@ntten bar mi 10 gor. Tau Sfole
bapoe ban ulorig p9ret, og tonrrnle'
ret bar ban life. Meu itor og lterf
por ban % iliuf til at Irbeioe, 5ropi
Slioeorbeioe, iiGr raar 6aren par
meo % iagbe ham e0er bite boln,
bporlcocS set ifulOe giercS.
Slig gif oct nogle Mar. alefter
meacm aoncn oa WonNcn, mellen1
@utten % Worrn bleo Iterre %
itsrrc. Slu panuprOct Wonoen, oG
Ssnnen baoet Wtoren mere % mere
Sua Ell Gaa fomumcr Vtorte blllll'
pcnoc paa fine arpttcr op til 8aar'
oen Souo.
Seq piIoe gicrnc tale ct Sro rlcr
oia. Waoua." ia bun, men lilger
nnSrc MAJ hsre oct" Sua 9nar d
10 bort / a~alpeba9en % letter lIa
paa eli Sten.
Wortc iaqoc: Set err trngt at It1C
set, men ieg moo ircm meo Oct. !
bit SuS uil bpnbc uogct rtgttl
ifrrffeli0 meo set ierIte. Vten oe'
Itaar / sin egen Magt at aIrGr9c oef
ON on pil. 90 for 8uoS Sfnlo 9ls'
SET, ier set or iorieut -. Mta9'
ma oibrco bcnbc % iogoc: "Spoo c,
set. Su preplcr ON. garnle SetSF
Spilfcu llluffc ifnloe lie her pac
Sonb, oo bpao peb on on Den Sog2"
Seq tiger Sia cnonu engonh" la9o'
Mortc. "hsr mig tiIcnoe. Tin W'nnT
oo Seu -" "Ia 5epl" 'agot
Woono. "reiS til SlrfSbicrg mel
Inine IorSler. Spao fourner pore
6amilicicrhoIS oia pcb2"
Gin aropc @lno oil lca taaIe
iorSi lea moo. Men on piI ielu pNrt
SfpIS / oct rroiomme. ION 'itter'
nil lie, oeriom ou life %iorauorcr Gin
Scloa, ioa on aisr Din Nono mere
oInb oa Ter til at ioo tiurt % Ser
GA iaa bort Saoet / Din SenS &iertc
foitcr Sia bare no9Ie penIiat
Srs eIlerS oil set foite oig oil
9ip -.
"Na saa pGf, samIe SeiietiUr.
.Iriua", iagSe Iaera. "Gr on rem
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-17
N1arte Sereet.

Wortc booze itbe paa 9crget / ocn
groa lille Stlien fin og bap0e boet
Scr / mango Mar iom Gnfe o9 ganifc
olene. Smn par MI gantmel % graa
oa off fife no oftcre emo nadr bint
ifuIbe 9iere line imna Snbfieb. Srn
buube liDt at lcpe al ieIo, iau bum Hap
at trpglc ON Satti9biGlp.. 6or baa-
oe brm % Wtanoen bopOe p9rct
itrGpiommc 6olf % pua Den Iioocc
lagt iig IiOt tilbcoite. % oet tanife
BELT al Den @ritno, at De ir5en Barn
Goroe hopt.
SaolcOc& cieoc Miortc baaoe Stllerl
bun bococ l. % Snrbiletfen Den itoS
pao, % oeSi,oeu uogen bunSrcoe
Wunfcu.
Oct bar noget pes Iurte, ION IDn'
ties 6olf mocrIig. Sun bar ipnif.
Oct bite ia / mango GiIiGIbcr. y.
Gr. 0a hclloeS Wtono orlto:n poe
Ticloct. &ou par oraget cncr til Nn'
6obp0Scu Tor at iegc Irbeioc % bop'
Sc M pUrct Der til ienDpIteS.
Son fog poa Siempelcn / pcllt %
Itiae %eir, men oppe paa &i>oer
tom TcQn og SreilapS % Sange, lac
han nliitcor SporCt citer oct Seln'
iel0c, ION Coacn isr par Ordget 'nn''
me %cicn. Nogcn uiocrc Vel pnl
scr life.
Mortc huu0c life bort CT Orb ON.
at hcnNc@ Wtano ifuloc fonlnle neto,
Sen Gou. Nlun gif liAcucl I'll nnr
mcite Naboyr. great o. bar li9: "Nt
Ncrrc @uo. ban guorcS bar 1aaet 'tf
pilb pua Ticloet % fomnler til a
irnic ibiuI." &c trocoe, bun pd'
iorrnft. % mn iif iuGen meo ZIG.
Gorrcitcn bltu set itrafa mertc &ncl
Ncr Morte piloe lGttc Incl olene
men ser if bim life Sou III. -
moottc trlr bcubc Ill at b!i hlcIlrille
Oct par en- lana Nnt Tor hcnoe Srr
off ,n % iuo fra Stircn lin o9 lonI
rcSc ia % ureo SUuocrrc, Ina &c II
Wono. iom Ifliloc paste poa heHoe
par iifre paa. at bun par bit GAL,
gnOclig Tom beu Iuic Morgen. %
mere FOR at icie Murte enc Iorot d
troc>c, at uoNen lllptte nor NTnot
oroa &c iuoopcr %ioncrnc.
Wcu Qonitc rigtid. Ter ral'ot Of
gnocrS li0uenre toln % lttu. 6r'
Scn SiN itcQ @ortc obitiats ! soils
Hcipcft % gIotclie.
Gu al bcnocS uTrnte'te Srnrloel
uor Goorocu Sano. SiaurH Sanl
hopSe 80 sar gommcI giItct it9 mel
beu 25.oarioe Moaun @elle. geT
9Gotcitnbct 6.ep life lpffeigt % Dc
encite Barn. Se fit. par Ell SolpIfrul
lima iom aif % alonte pon ole Slnf
meS lit tonune. IiaeiGle @ltf oa Il
en- foI0 o. hanrH ~ flnn9IsS Sniter
Spnen uar life mil moo Narioeii
Ga iou 3pr bapse bun ltSeH Sm
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-17
Icrfcligc Grrfcinsc.

"NN''N'NN
/ Tinlauo bor ell l3.oorlg, 'u1clla
CSrt. iom ON A~itcncrue taller III ~
bpoaclic Tor Golf poa Steoet,
@uttcu bar imioIertiN bopt Ell DOR
lsber. 6or 6 Aar iiocr leo nemlra
en- oammel Mano al Ell I%ignenoe
Suqbom % ian ioruoia9Dc. at en-
i3.uarig @ut ifiloe eiterisIgc bnnI
Tor at iortiTtte YrGtenerne. 90
M er Ncuue fommei. 81 Den lrna'
opnmeliac Rrroifnnt bar paa i'm
Sioc ipaaci. al eiter BAN fommcr -
ct 3.aarigt Barn til at optrGSe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-17
Spriuarcrcn: "ISor at beUiic,

Spriuarcrcn: "5or at beuiic, at
SuSitcpntc life bar besaoet Den 6or'
brpoeIie, han beitploes for, bebspcs |
bette SiIiploe iusen LANCE 6orbano'
linger, her er Ell lioeu Smule Iulo
Rcrmeiteioritano tiIitrGttelia.
9ommeren: "S<noeu buiIten 6rllt
fan Se itaiie bette manglenoe Be-
pismateriaIe2"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-17
Hcitauratipnspcrtcu:

ipsrae, bar Se u~ogCniinoe imagt
Raee til ocune IsSuin?"
@iritcu: IA ga, Set er life lun-
acre IiNen emo iaaar. al lea oco Ell
Ieiltoaelie tom til al ititfe Eennen
/ @unoen, meSeus reg iao % itrcp,"
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-01

City; Rose Riener, age 10, IS Wickliffe
street, Newark; Josephine Ciardi, age
u, $50 Bloomfield avenue, Nutley;
George Hacker, age II, 1893 Hunterdon
street, Newark; William Burnet Apgar,
Main street. Madison; Caroline Fohs,
age IL, 271 Rose street, Newark; Ella
Skeeter, age IL, POP South Twenty-first
street, I~rvington; Parker Silzer, age 8,
Metuchen; Mary Lucking, age IA, III
First street, Newark; Melbourne Apple
gate, age u, 19 Grove place, East Or
ange; George p. Hill, age 10, 10 Hunter
street, Newark; Michael Feldman, age
IL, 17S West Kinney street, Newark;
Fannie Luslbader, age 10. $50 Orange
street, Newark; Edwin SchInitt, g 8,
400 Hunterdon street, Newark; Russell
Brewer, age II, Mortified avenue,
Chatham; Henrietta Crook. age 7, 13l
Prince street. Newark; frankie George,
age 10, Sc Seventeenth avenue, Newark;
Sophie Buengener, age 8, 2S1 Rose
street, Newark; John Hoey. age s, 122
Main street. East Orange; Charles
Schneider, age 10, 602 South Sixth
street, Newark; Thelma Bachert, age
II, 493 Bergen street, Newark; Edna
Pabst, age 8, "a Wallace street. New
ark; Walter Goere, age II, 315 Spring
field avenue, Newark; Walter Muse,
age IL, 424 South Belmont venue New
ark; Ida Wolcott, age 13, Eatontown;
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-01
Scale


SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
Board of Chosen Freeholders of Essex County
for delivery of one and one-half Q1a inch
broken stone and dust of Orange Mountain
trap rock. on the following roads In each
municipality. as herein described:
Washington venue-Bellev and Nutley.
Franklin avenue-Belleville.
Bloomfield Glen Ridge.
Verona, Caldwell and West Caldwell.
Springfield avenue-Irvington South Orange
Township, Milburn. west Of village.
Frelinghuysen avenue-City of Newark.
Roseland avenue-Caldwell and Roseland.
South Orange and Mil
burn.
Ri5gewood avenue-Glen Ridge.
Eagle Rock avenue-West Orange and Rose
land.
Mortified avenue-West Orange and Living
ston.
Wall street-Irvington and Newark.
Grove street-Irvington. Newark and East
orange.
Mount Pleasant avenue-West Orange and
Livingston.
Dutch lane-caldwell. West Caldwell and
North Caldwell.
Fairfield road-west Caldwell.
Grove street-Montclair
Broad street-Bloomfeld.
Swamp road-West Caldwell and Roseland.
West Passsic
Proposals to be presented to the committee on
Monday. May 10th. 1909. at $3.50 p. M, at room
other time or place.
Price to be per ton OF 2. 900 pounds, separate
for each road In each municipality. including
hauling and unloading, and payable In weigh
masters certificate.
The committee reserves the right to reject ans
or all bids.
GEORGE w. EAGER.
Chairman.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF INTENTIoN-Board of Street Z
Water Commissioners.


NOTICE OF INTENTIoN-Board of Street and
Water Commissioners.
Pursuant to a resolution adopted by the
Board Of Street and Water Commissioners Of
the City Of Newark. AT a meeting held the
twenty-ninth day of April. 1909, and approved
by the Mayo. of the City of Newark. on
the thirtieth day of April. 1869. pub
lie notice is hereby given that 1t Is the inten-
ton of the Board OF Street and Water Com
missioners of the City of Newark, under and
by virtue Of provisions of the act entitled.
AN act to revise and amend the charter OF
the City of Newark approved March II, 1857,
and supplements thereto, and the act creating
the Board of Street and Water Commissioner
1891. and other public laws of the State OF
New Jersey, to order and cause the v~acating of
CRAWFORD STREET,
between the easterly line of Frelinghuysen ave-
nue. and the westerly line of Pennsylvania ave-
nue., in accordance with a map on file in the
office of the Chief Engineer, and designated as
No. 1023-V, reserving, however, to the City Of
Newark the right to enter upon the lands to be
vacated for the purpose of repairing, recon-
structing, rebuilding or maintaining the twenty
four (24) inch storm water pipe sewer, manholes
and appurtenances now laid between the lines
of said street
Such persons as may object thereto are re-
uuested To present their objections in writing
Board Of Street and Water Commissioners. City
Hall. Newark, on or before the expiration OF
six days frcm date of this notice.
BY direction Of the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners Of the City OF Newark.
NJ. r. SHERRERD,
Chief Engineer.
Newark, MI, April 80. 1909. aprs0-5t