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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-03-31
Happenings Of
A Day in the
District
FROM M'GILI..

Manager Knoth, of Clark's drug
store at McGill, was in town yester-
day on business matters.
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tended by the public will be appre-
ciated.
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classified ADVERTISEMENTS.

around the house. Apply at Ely
Dairy or to dairy wagon. 31-tf
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FOR SALE VoSE PIANO PHONE
63-K 2S-tf
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CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed in the county
clerks Office today;
Annie Gieselmenn, owner, with ]. L.
OfNeil, contractor, all the work, S4,oSO; viii.
low street and Clairmont avenue, Mont.
clair.
O.. G.. Fleischmann and E. c. Eppler
owners, with ]. A. Foehuer. contractor,
plumbing work, sfs; Sixteenth avenue and
Twentieth street.
John c. Groel, owner, with F. K. Pruden,
contractor, mason work, $S,4S5; 1882 to l13t
Broad street.
Hugo Goerke, owner, with c. Streiingef's
Sons. contractors, heating work. 81, 300; ISL
1853 Central avenue, East Orange. Same
owner with Joseph Oberle. contractor,
mason work 2.s2o; same premises. Same
owner with r. Mueller, contractor, carpen.
ter work, $s15; same premises.
w. ]. Durfey, owner, with Story G. Flick
niger, contractors, all the work, 81, 500
Highland avenue Montclair.
| S. d. Riddle, owner, with George Werner,
contractor. plumbing work, SIPS: Northield
avenue. and st. Cloud place. West Orange.
II. w. Rising, owner, with Herman Hop
per, contractor, painting work, 1885. Frank
In terrace. East Orange. Same owner with
q w. MacMickle, contractor, electrical
with Prentice & Boenned, contractors,
premises.
Phebe 4. sanumis, owner. with r.. B.
sammis, contractor, carpenter. mason,
street, Belleville.
St. Augrstine's Church. owner. with
Adam Rhinehart. contractor. concrete work.
S1o0; Norfolk street and Sussex avenue.
Same owners with. J, z. Farrell. contractor,
Plurnrner Rosser. owner, with Rosser s.
Rosser, Contractors. all the work. s1.S00:
stephen street, Belleville.
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NEW Interpretations.

The Metropolitan Instrument COM
pany had its articles of inco.poratit1l
recorded IN the county clerks cfflce TO-
day. It has a capital stock Of $500 {
and $1,000 has beer paid up by thes:
incorporates: George q. and Louisa
samco and Robert c. Ray. all of this
city. The local registered Office is at
l03 Washington strt ct.
Another newly incorporated concern
is the Herzog Elevator Signal Com
pany. which has a capital stock OF
100000, and $1,000 paid up. F. Bernard
Iferzog. of New York, and Ernest c.
I.nm and Chester w. Fairlie, of this
city, are the incorporators. The local
registered office is in the Prudential
building.
The Ballentine Land Company also
had its articles of Incorporation re-
corded today. Its Office viii be at 1855
Market stree. and, while the capital
stock is s125,eo the amount paid up is
$4,000. These are the inoorporators: ].
Wesley Jackson. I. S. Bollenbach. Ale
D. Ballentine, James G. Gould, VIM
eenzo Troiani, Paul Brienzo. Giuseppe
Meo, Arnato Nicola, Eugene Bianchi and
Joseph Rappleyea.
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MONMOUTH HORSE SHOW
MARRIED BY ACCIDENTS.
Man Thrown from Wagon.
Girls Have Close Call.

LONG BRANCH, July 3o.--The spec
tators at the Monmouth county horse
show spent a thrilling afternoon.
There We're three accidents. any ono
of which might have resulted seriously.
The first thrill which the crowd mad
came at the judging of the roadster
class. M. NJ. Celia, while driving be-
fore the judges prior to entering the
paddock, made too sharp a turn and
capsized the light wagon In which he
WAS driving. He was pitched head
long to the turf and the only thing
which prevented the smashing of the
wagon was his clinging to the reins.
Miss Caroline Bryce's mount fell after
clearing the Liverpool and pitched his
rider to the ground. She was unin-
jured. Miss Hullaway's mount In this
am competition straddled the barrier
and but for Miss Hullaway's excellent
Craftsmanship would have thrown its
rider.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, July 80 Fresh runaors of the
spreading of black rust In the wheat fields
Of North Dakota caused n firm opening IN
the wheat make today. initial quota tons
being 4 shade to IS above the final figures
of yesterday. The market however, soon
to some extent by the Minneapolis Trade
Journals estimate Of G5.o0o,0 900 bushels as
the prospective total yield Of wheat for
Minnesota and the Dakotas. Opening ono
tations on July ranged from 1881 to NS5s,
and on September. from 1855 to 165A. After
touching 1854 July dropped TO los. Septem-
Der sold off to 1e4% after selling at l05@s
Larger receipts of corn had n depressing
effect on the market for that grain at the
start, but d firmer tone soon developed.
July opened 4 lower at II, and advanced
opening unchanged to u lower, at e6@ to
661.
Renewed liquidation based on favorable
crop prospects caused weakness IN the oats
market early in the day.
Provisions were firm.
Close: Wheat-Jufy. 1914: September,
1o3a4 December. 1923: May, lo51z.
C~orn-July, 70; September, ssB; December,
55d1s; May, 55&.
oats-Juiy, 42h: September. sss4; Deem
Der. 1855; May, MIs
Pork-July, 2o.S21a; September. 2o.45; oc-
tober, 1885; January. i6.52ha
tober, n.22h; November. 1o.s21a; January.
$50.
Ribs-July, 10.s7ha1oso; September, 1880
@l0.s21s; October l0.571s; January sa2a.
Rye-Cash, 1916, September, T2G74.
Barley-Cash. 500.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., $40.
Clover@Fash, 1885, March, Ills.
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THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 3o.-The cotton mar
ket opened steady at an advance OF ga
points aud soon sold 10 TO Y points higher.
making new high ground for the movement
on general buying encouraged by the firm
ness OF the Liverpool market, buIlish re-
ports concerning the condition of the Texas
crop by a prominent local authority and
expectations of Il bullish government report
on Monday. The market was somewhat
irregular during the middle OF the morning
but held within 3 or 4 points Of the best
Heavy realizing for over the weekend
and the government report caused the mar
ket TO ease off during the late forenoon,
but after selling at about the closing figures
OF yesterday, or some 10 10 Il
points below the high level OF the
morning. prices steadied as a result OF
covering and fresh buying inspired by the
forecast fol clear weather in Texas. reports
of drought damage from that State and
a bullish private condition report showing
a deterioration of about 8 per cent. for the
month. Prices at midday were about 8 to 4
points net higher.
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MARKET ACTIVE
AND STOCKS FIRM
Animation in Trading Displayed
in Opening-Western
Union Up 3.

NEW YORK, July 3o.-The stock
market showed Irregular strength at
the opening today, which was centred
in a few stocks. Among those Read
ing and ST. Paul rose a point. West
ern Union was run up rapidly 9 points
on the sales of a few hundred shares
IL o'clock-The market showed great
animation and variety during the first
hour and absorbed a large amount of
proft-takine. When this began to af-
feet prices a rise in L. S. Steel TO above
70. its previous record, held the mar
ket. The Hill stocks, New York Cen
trail and Missouri Pacific, were the
principal stocks among the railroads.
The railway land electrical equipment
and the metal stocks generally were
conspicuous among the industrials.
Gains of a point or more were made in
these stocks.
Noon-U. S. Steel sold at Tsh AMI
Union Pacific, by its rise to 201A,
eclipsed its previous record price. Read
ing rose ia and Delaware ana Kaaeo1
,. Elsewhere In the list realizing SALES
made their influence felt. with gains of
some minor stocks in~tersperEed. The
market was dull and irregular at nooa.
Bonds were steady.
! o'clock-Prices continued to forge
upwards on active trading during the
noon hour. New points of strength
developed, especially American Smelt-
ing, which rose 2%, Consolidated Gas
~, Reading 2A.Y National Lead IA,
Mercantile Marine preferred IN.
Pressed Car tx n Amalgamated
Copper IL. Cleveland, c., C. and ST.
Louis ran off IN and Hooking Coal i.
Southern Pacific and Atchison made
new record prices at 1859 and HIS.
o'clock-The gain in New York Cen
trail was pushed to rs, Brooklyn Tran.
sit Ia and Great Northern preferred
~. Many other fresh gains of a
point were recorded, but the activity
subsidized and the market showed the
wish to rest.
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FROM DuN,S REVIEW

NEW YORK, July 3o.-Dun's review
tomorrow will say: Bank exchanges
this week at all leading cities in tht
United States amount to 81, 4s6, 1sl, 45s,
ls.4 e CEN greater than last year.
Every city except Louisville shared in
this increase and there the loss wa.
only o.s per cent, due probably TO the
wet weather during the week in the
sections tributary to that centre. Com.
pared with 1906 the exhibit is not nearly
so good. but in that year the week in
cluded the heavy monthly settlements
Of the 1st of August. Comparing the
daily average bank clearings for this
month TO Date a gain is shown over
both years, 21.s per cent. over last veal
and 1912 per cent. W. 1906.
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WORRY OVER FIRE LOSSES
DRIVES MAN TO SUICIDE.
Charles DempwoIf Lost All in
Paterson Blaze.

PATERSON, July 3o.-Driven to dis
traction by brooding over his complete
losses in the Paterson fire of 1902,
Charles Dempwolf committed suicide by
drinking carbolic acid.
Mr.. Dempwolf, who was employed
as a bookkeeper in one of the local
silk mills, spoke to his ~14-year-oid
daughter. Leonora, complaining of feel
ing ill, and went upstairs to his bed
room.
door of the room he noticed his father
stretched across the bed. Looking
around, he saw a bottle, which his
father had dropped after he had taken
the contents.
A doctor was summoned, but the man
died shortly after his arrival.
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RISKS
LIFE TO SAVE GIRL
Old Woman Herself Had to Be
Rescued from Drowning.

NEW YORK. July 30.-Mrs. j. Carlin,
of Corona, L. L.. a grandmother, risked
and nearly lost her life in Flushing
bay in an effort TO save her grand
daughter, Miss Bertha Delomer, 1s,
from drowning, and today was suffer
ing from the effects.
Two other young women in the party.
who were bathing in the bay under
c~haperonage Of the grandmother, swan
out some distance and rescued both
the exhausted Mrs. Carlin and her
granddaughter. The latter had been
seized with cramps, and when the
elderly wonan came to her rescue she
seized her about the neck and had
almost dragged her to the bottom
when the other girls raced TO their as
sistance.
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JOHN D., JR., ACTIVE IN
SCHOOL BOARD CAMPAIGN
Acting for Father, He Says in
Letter to Voters,

NEW YORK, July s0.-John D,
Rockefeller, jr. has issued a circular
to the voters at Pocantieo Hills in
which he states that he represents his
father in urging the reelection Of the
present school board. All Of the mem
bers. excepting one, live on the Rock
efeller estate.
After praising the individual work
OF the different members of the board
Mr.. Rockefeller declares that it is i'm
portant 10 the school interests OF the
community that they be reelected. add
ing. Because OF his property holdings
my father has a large responsibility &c
the community and his interest is
identical with that of every other res
ident and mis- own desire is TO have the
best school possible"
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YANKEE TOURIST R0UTS
FIVE HIGHWAYMEN.
]. L. Houghteling Was on Wa,
TO Y. M. C.. A. Conference.

James L. eHoughteling. of Chicago,
while on his way today to attend the
worlds conference of Young Mems
Christian Associations, which is being
held here, was set upon by thieves on
the Italian frontier. He beat off I'VE
of the robbers with his fists, sending
one to the hospital for an INDEFINITE pc
Rod. and arrested W. others.
Mr.. Houghteline is an old-time Yale
University baseball player.
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QUIET IN PITTSBURG
AFTER STRIKE RIOT

PITTsBURG, July so.-There was nc
further trouble today at Mckee Rocks
where a riot occurred last night. From
as early as 8 O'clock until this morn
ing State troopers we're busy dispers-
ing crowds of strikers who congre-
gated about the streets. The men were
finally persuaded to so TO Indian
Mound. where a meeting was held On;
man was arrested for d~isorderly con
Duct.
Antony Pavicieh, a leader of the
strikers. declares that the trouble las'
night wal not CAUSED by strikers but
by outsiders. He says that the leaders
a control the men Unless the Pressed
Steel Car Company attempts TO bring
In strike breakers.
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100000 BANANAS.

PHILADELPHIA, July 30.-Durins
the month Just closing there have beer
shipped TO this port more bananas
than Were ever before received here In
a similar period. With the receipt OF
i've more csrgoes yesterday approx
mately 5000. GEO bananas had been
brought here from the West Indies
With the present high prices and pre-
vailing scarcity of domestic fruits the
banana Is about the only fruit acces-
sible to poor families. Peach shipments
have been less this year than formerly
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John W. HnnEBRANr Dead,

WESTFIELD, July S0.--John Wesley
Hildebrant died at his home. 52S Cum
street, yesterday. He was
for many years a partner in the Arm OF
J, w. Hildebrant & Co, OF Elizabeth.
The funeral win be held at his late resi-
dence tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. Interment in Fairview.
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COLLINS AND SAUER OUT
FOR ~COMPTROLLERSHIP

ELIZABETH, July a.-Generai Den.
mis- F, Collins and Chairman John S.
Sauer. of the City Council committee on
finance, are candidates, according to a
story in political circles here. for the
comptrollership. The term of Peter
Bennett. the present incumbent, ,ex-
pires January l, 1910. The salary Is
81. 900 a year.
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PRICES OF BONDS.

The following quotations were fur
nished by Post & Fingg:
Open. High. Low. Close,
Allis- Chalmers IS SSH Sc. s5& IS
Am T & T con As 1o5% 1854 1o5% lo61s
Am Tobacco 4s... so% so% sos s0A
Am Tobacco es... 112N 112 ll1M Ills
A. T & S F As. 1o1N 1o1h l01 1o1
A. I & S F adj As 1914 =. !. -.
A. T & S F con As 1854 III 1858 III f,
A. T & S r con IS 117k 11sA 11Th 11sN
Beth Steel gs.....t s9M >. -. -.
B & o s4s....... "a :. f. -.
B g. o ss......... 1904 1o0% 1904 10oN
Brook r 7 4s.... 's5A Ss4 s5A ssAs
Chic q Alton s,As. 7S% 75h 75N 75A
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THE D r

NEW YORK. July so.-F1our-Deeeipts
1s, 5s5; sales. $500. Steady, with a fair de-
mand. Minnesota patents, s.ooqs.5o: winter
straights, 5.e0a5,75; winter patents, 5.7SQ
6,5. Kansas s%traights, 5.2565.6.
Wheat-Receipts. $500. Opening frnher,
on steady cables and higher northwest
markets, wheat reacted half a cent this
morning under bear pressure and favorable
weather news. later hardening again on
bull support. July sold at 135. a new high
record, July. 1876; September, l12 11-l6d113A
December, HcikG1llA.
Rye-Easy; No. 2 western. new, So, nomi-
nal. (. o. b. New York.
Corn-Receipts, $500.
Be~ef-Steady.
Pork-Steady.
Lard-Upsettled western, n.0arLS,
nominal.
Sugar-Raw. firm, fair refining, as:
centrifugal, 96 test, SOS; molasses sugar,
s2S. Refined, steady: crushed, 5.65;
powdered, sos; ~granulated, 4.e5.
Petroleum-steady; refined, all ports,
s. a0dS.25.
coffee-ouiet; No. I, N; No. A Santos,
Enthusiastically; New Orleans, 2d42.
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THE LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. July so.-Ameriean securities
were dull and featureless during the early
session today. AT noon the market was
quiet. with prices from Is below TO 4 above
yesterdays closing.
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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 FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.


ONLY $500 CASH REQUIRED.
Very choice two.fannily house, containing all
the ~up-to-date improvements. including sep
arate steam heaters; three years old: newly
painted and decorated; only three minutes to
faiiroad station and trolley: tho location Is
one of the best; make us an offer. PHILIP J.
BOWERS & Co. iss Market st.
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Paterson, N. J.
BUY LOTS NOW!
P r o SPECT PART K,

-. n EfkoONs y. d
High, dry and beautiful. Nearly all lots have
fun grown shade trees. One block from troll
ley; 10 minutes walk to station.
FULL. SIZED LOTS. 25x1oO,
$125, $50. $500.
$40 DOWN: IS MONTHLY. CITY IMPROVE
MENTS. TITLE GUARANTEED.
Paterson, a large manufacturing city only a
few miles from New York, with over $50 600
population. will more than double in the next
two years. BENEFITED now by McAdoo tunnel.
Get free transportation from US and visit prop
erty. Agents at train, Erie Ry. Station. foot
ami ST., Few York, / p. m. Saturday or
Sunday.
ALEXANDER & HAIGHT,
Rooms 1895. Hudson Terminal Building,
80 e N. Y. 7
A FEW LIVE AGENTS WANTED.
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MORTGAGE LOANS ON REAL
ESTATE.

FIRST MORTGAGE loans at 5 per cent. for any
amount upon desirably located improved
property. WOOD G. LEWIS, Room SIS. Nos.
Gil Clinton st.
MONEY % loan on bond and mortgage.
b. counselor-at-law,
Union Building, 9-l5 Clinton ST.
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PARKER HOUSE fsat ei. s6t6 : season y Sa q @ea.
MES. THos. DEvL1S.
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nice new 1o-room house, having bath. steam
heat, open fireplace. gas and electric light. on
lot 50xl35; price 81, 500; terms, ~hve-year lease,
S72o, repairs and water rent. For further par
ticulars consult ATHAN RUSSELL, Inc,
Bloomfield and Glen Ridge.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

HAVE purchaser for small business property
on Springfield av sabnit what you have FOR
sale at once for cash transaction. RICHARD
CO, 1855 Market.
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FARMS 0 SALE.

BARGAIN-Nothing down. % sold last week;
only 50 more left of the 5-acre farm plots II
tories and large towns call now before 1t is
too late, or telephone 2S2 Orange. Price OF
farms. 500, s. per month. OUTTRUP, rs Gem
ire ST., Orange: hours, 9-5.
TEN-ACRE POULTRY FARM.
Railway, n. j., u mile from trolley, / mile
T. r. r.. station, 4-room cottage; excellent con-
dition: brook. shade. fruit; sacrifice, $3.50.
Send for catalogue Of Jersey farms.
f. A. LEACH Dix Building, Elizabeth. n. j.
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FACTORY SITES FOR SALE.

OVER 100 sites and factories for sale, on rail
and water, New York trucking distance;
terms can be arranged to suit purchaser; will
build or alter sidings to suit. Factories and
lofts for rent. Private money advanced to
manufacturers on liberal terms. w. KNIGHT
CLYNES. railroad contractor. 1S5 Market St.
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BeImar. n. J.
THE CARLETON EELM N,., "a sa !
Ocean front ". r. sTOYLE. Prop
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BELLEVTLLE-Ninety Tote; streets all sides;
whole OF past;' bargain. HEARNE, "a Stone
st., New York.
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Delaware water Gap. PA.
THE a

oren all year. Write for Illustrated booklet
showing hotel, Kitratlnny Park scenes. anto
maps. etc. Orchestra. steam heat, open log
fires. livery. garage. Special autumn rsfss.
c. FRANK COPE.
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COSY I-room house, all modern improvements
on lot 4ox1eo; handy 70 everything; $500. $500
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Bloomfield.
YOU CAN TAKE 1T

OR YoU LEAVE IT, l DON'T CARE WHICH;
ONLY $500, $500 CASH. ON LOT 35xs00 FIT.
Brand new. coy 7-room house; enameled
bathroom; all improvements. just the spot for
garden and chickens. and still be in time to
get to work; handy to trains and trolley.
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NICE 7-ropn house; all modern improvements.
hne commanding view; high elevation: I'M
surpassedlocation; handy to trolley: Just think.
only 50, co: pay me $500 cash and no kick
coming for the balance.
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BRAND new. S-room house steam heat; very
swell all modern improvements; lot Ssx1I0;
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COTTAGE@Twelve rooms and bath, all mod
ern improvements; good. all year round house.
block from ocean, two minutes to station: only
$500 to close an estate; Guarantee so per cent.
loan at 5 per cent. L s CO., l20 Liberty
at. New York city.
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LOCAL SECURITIES.

The bid and asked prices appended
are furnished through Eisele & King.
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Ocean View Bungalow sites, 25xl25. $50;
interest or taxes; free transportation TO inspect
Open until S p. m Mondays. Wednesdays anu
SATURDAYS. SHOAL HARBoR INDUSTRIES,
lag Market s., Newark y J. Room 500.
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Avor-by-the- Sea, n. J.
The BUCKINGHAM Nyoniby-' sesns5


family hotel. near the beach; large piazzss;
beautiful lawn; eighth season. reasonable rates:
booklet. H II. PARKER
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Rockavny Beach.
z. O. RIcHARDS'S 7 ocean parkway.
Rcckavay Beach. Rooms By day o. wosks
three minutes from Newark boat
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West Orange,

OWNER compelled to sell elegant 6-room
house; large reception hall, bath, steam heat,
hardwood floors and trim; lot 50xl25; terms to
suit; price "a, soot NJ. K, 1923 Steuben ST.. East
Orange.
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DWELLING HOUSES TOILET.

EAGLES ST.. H-House, six rooms. SIS.
OSBORN, ISL Broad St.
-FOUR rooms. house, will rent to respectful
colored people; reasonable; Will repair house.
Inquire 12i Academy ST.. or G. ZECKHAUSEN.
500 Broad St, room 512. +
WASHINGTON AV.. 9S-House, seven rooms,
bath. laundry. heater, on pleasant part of
avenue: SEA.
1~cfievflle.
DELLENILLE-To let. new up-to-date two
story houses. six rooms and bath, all i'm
provernents. rent $40 per month. See EUGENE
NJ. GAVEY, l9 Washington av.
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TEA-uiVluenu.
Total sales-StoclSs. l,132. 100 shares
bonds, 81, 7S9. 900.
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