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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-28

Cook & Genung Company, owners with
Winterlott & Van Houten,. contractors,
carpenter. mason, roofing and metal work,
81, SOS; Irvington.
L. D. Edwards. owner. with S. o. hun
yon. contractor, carpenter, steam heffinp.
painting and electrical work, 92,952; Smith
street.
p. D. Edwards, owner, with cha'rles
Oliver, CONTRACTOR, mason work, 81, g05;
Smith street. Same OWNER with a. TaaNfa
& Co, contractors, plumbing work, S4SS;
same premises. \
Louis A. ziegler, owner. with ElaA
Berla, contractor hotrwater heating work,
$3.50; South Twelfth street. Same owner
With, ? se5 4. s zaehing, contractor, electrical
Emanuel Fault, owner. with John
CAVES, contractor, plumbing work. $40;
Pierce street and Springfield avenue. Same
owner with ,Esriel Goldberg, contractor.
iron work, $3.50; same premises Same
owner with Alois Wlasak. contractor. car
penter work. $1,000: same premises. Same
owner with NJ. Il! Vanderhoof, contractor,
mason work, 1859; same premises.
Robert Yibelhoc. owner, with It. C.IIoeler
& Co, contractors, carpenter work, 81, 1893;
South Fourteenth street. same owner with
w. H Trey. contractor, mason work, $685.;
same premises.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-28
Pleasant Reading for Fat

What a simple aud inexpensive solving
of the fat woman's problem the Marmola
Prescription Tablets provide. She takes
one of these harmless, pleasant. little tab
lets after each meal and at bedtime, and
loses from II to 16 ounces of fat each day,
and yet suffers no harm. creates no dis
turbines inwardly, and produces no
wrinkles. This elegant preparation (made
exactly in accordance with the famous
Marmola Prescription has rendered exer-
cising and dieting for the reduction of ex-
cess flesh as superfiuous as a fifth wheel.
A further recommendation is that II is
the least expensive fat reducer on the
market, "A large case costing only 70 cents
from any druggist or by mail from the
Marmola Company, Detroit. MichD. con-
tanning a quantity of tablets large enough
TO give very decided results in most every
case.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-28
EINTRACHT K. u. V. HAS
ELECTION OF OFFICERS,

I1intracht X. L. Y. No. / elected
these officers at its semi-annual ses-
sion in Kinast's Hall, Springfield ave-
nue., last night: President, Carl Holl-
veg; recording secretary, Henry Jacob;
financial secretary, Joseph Bicks;
treasurer, julius Heerwagen; physi-
clan, DIR. Henry Ost. A committee
made up Of Jacob Stock, Carl Scholl,
Carl Lemmer Therese Goette, Amalia
Haberstroh and Alma James was OPP
pointed to make arrangements for
summer outings.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-28
HURT IN COLLISION
WITH A TROLLEY CAR

Nathan Steinfeldt, a Democratic
leader, is at his home, 1862 Bigelow
street, suffering from bruises received
in a trolley accident a few days ago.
He was riding in a surrey with Joseph
Hirschfeld, his brother-in-law when a
Mulberry street car hit it at Mulberry
and Tichenor streets. Steinfeldt was
struck by the iron framework and at
first thought nothing of it. His pain
gradually grew worse, however.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-28
SIX MONTHS FOR PEPPER
AT HOSIERY EXHIBIT

ATLANTIC CITY. Jan, 2S.-Conl-
plants of angry women &ho testified
in secret that Harry Maniulf peeped
through cracks in the boardwalk tc
study hosiery as the wearers were pass
ing overhead caused city Judge Hayes
to send the prisoner to the county
prison for six months.
Policemen declared that Manluff had
enlarged knotnoles in the deck OF the
boardwalk to improve his opportunities
of observation.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-28


Jeraldo Maiolan to Mickele Cardinale,
Bel1eVllle, e S Heckel st, l75 it u e fl
Brook st, 25X100
Newark and Essex Land and Improve
ment Company to Charles W. Peach,
). Orange. 5 Hellon av. W fl Prince
Otto Klein TO Otto Dresler, w. Or
ange, " S FIlnklin av, IS fl s fl
Kirk st, 51x129 ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
John c. Love to Fred Fisher, Verona,
W S Pompton turnpike, 273 fl s e fl
George w. Gould, 3Sx154 ........,.,...
George 7. Hall ct al to Anna Burt. S.
Orange, S W cor S. Orange av and
Prospect st
John I. Lyons ct al to Henry sche-
land, Bloomfield, n w S Brookside
pl, l25 fit n W FIR Bloomfield ay,
James McGowan ct al to James
Greer, S. Orange, n cor Id I'd party,
1VAoV
emma S. Cooper ct al to Harry NJ.
Cole, Montclair, e S s. Fullerton st,
10 It S fl property N. j.. Harahan,
Newark Realty Company to Edmund
r. Halsey, S. orange, $ S Elm
wood av, 80 TT S fr Summit az,
Charles W. S. Curiey to David Ii.
Burd, Verona, n 5 Claremont av, S
ets Mrs. Cornelius Williams, 50x2S6
Charles ]. Parker (eXr) to Sarah II.
Dunn, E. orange, > ) N. Maple aY.
al div line Lewis Mitchell, 615 fit n
fr William ST, 25x97; and other tract
Northern Realty Company of Bloom
field 10 Hannah l.. Ferguson, Bloom
field, " S Prospect st, 165 TT S fl
Carteret st, 25x103
Henry Garrison to Frederick W. Van
Blarcom, Belleville, e S washington
Nv, 102 TT S fir John st, 3SxSl ........~
Frederick W. Van Blarcom to Henry
Garrison, Belleviile, same property.
ange Savings Bank, orange, S e S
Princeton st, $50 Fl s W fr Central
av, 50Xf50
Eleanor Fitzsimmons and hus to Es-
sex Realty Exchange, Belleville, W S
Mann st, 425 # 5 fr Greyloek av,
ZJAluU
Thomas c. Baker (exr) to Dorothy
j. Jaeger, S. Orange, S w S OakView
aV. s e Fl Valley st. 140X2O2. $1,000.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-28
CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed in the county
clerks Office today:
Florence c. ~Nash, owner, with Decker,
Zahn & Co, contractors, mason work, 1885;
Clinton avenue.
Mary d. Shapleigh, owner, with G. 4.
Taetzsek, jr., contractor. carpenter work,
S7o0: Highland avenue. Montclair.
Seth S. Terry, owner. with G.. y. Walker.
contractor, electrical work, $54S; RusseB
terrace and Orange road, Montclair.
Gaetano Cordasco, owner, with T.. 7.
/ Bucco, contractor, all the work. 81. $50,
North Sixth street.
Mrs. J. n. Allen. oWner, with Frederick
Neu, contractor, carpeutCr work, S2,095
rove avenue, Verona.
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KEEPING TWO BOARDERS
COST HER $3.50 A DAY.

TRENTON, Jan. 2S.-Articles worth
$3.50 were stolen yesterday from the
boarding house of Mrs. Dora Ryan, 222
Academy street, by two thieves, Who
engaged board there in the morning.
They dropped the plumber out a win
dow to an accomplice.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-28
MISS SCHANzE'S CHOCOLATE.

A chocolate was given yesterday aft
ernoon by Miss Florence Schanze at
her home, So Milford avenue About
seventy guests were present. Mrs.
William L. Ross and Mrs. Robert Chase
presided at the table,
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REAL
TRANSFERS.
49," 49,

w AIM.
Willett Millspaugh to Edwin r. Petty,
6 S y. 7th st, . IT II fir Dickerson st,
zoX9o $
William Harrigan SHERIFF to Fred
erick Neuhaus, II S Mountainview
7 pi, ls1 r d fr Rbidgewood a y. looxloo :
Wehrle, same property ....:....::.
Edwin r.. Petty to Mary +. Mill
spaugh, e S n. 18th st, % # II fl
Dickerson ST. 2X50 ................
LiYio Do Girolamo to ThemlStocles
Mancusi-U ngaro, = S Mt, Prospect
av, PSI # s fl 5th aV, 29x1OO. 49,.
Themistocles Manchsi-Ungaro TO Pas
qualina Di Girolamo, same property
Lesser Lehman to Louise Kirkpatrick
(adm), e s Broad st, 50 TT II W If
Fulton st, 52xl64
Peter ~Elas5lnger to Edward n. Fen
gar, IL S Alpine st, 1874 it II fir Hill
side ay, 49x1o0 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Carrie l.. G. Harrison and hus To
Mary L. LeelS, W $ Roseville av, 626
ft W fr 9th av, 5X215. ..............
Robert w. Hartpence to m Wald-
mann, e S Seymour ay, $50 1T S fr
Clinton nv, 25x11D ...................
Neequahlc Park Land and Improve
ment Company to Henry Loeffler, s
S Lehigh av, 1877 fl W fir Elizabeth
Frank IL. sommer (sheriff) to james
L. Gnrabrant, W S Somerset ST, l5S 1t
S W Fl Waveriy pl, 25x99. ...,.......
Laura q. Weller and hus TO Interim
tional Finance and Insurance Com
pany. W S Warren st. e fr 5. 10th
Theseus c. Davidson, jr., to X. Arthur =
Heller, e S Clifton av, PSI TT II tr
Heller parkway, 37X125, ..........~:.
Lucy Merz ard hus TO John c. Brad
ley, W $ S. 10th st, 21S # $ fr 18th
aN, 2lXo0 ...,..... ........'.....;
Edward @. Keasbey ct al to Keasbey
Real Estate Association, S G cor
Pennsylvania NV and Noble st, 15X200;
and 5 other tracts ...................
Richard Wayne Parker ct al (eXrs)
to same, mid Legal st, near Waiver
ly sutton, 25X260
Keasbey Real Estate Association to
Pierre de p. Ricketts, ct al, same
Waverly Manufacturing Company ct
al TO same, same property .........
TOWNSHIPS.
Mary y. Oldham to Florence o. Huse,
Montclair. entire Lorraine nv, G fl
Ids Cairns, 60X205
Florence O. Huse to Mary. +. Oldham,
Montclair, Q . Upper Mountain av,
100 # II Fl Jerome pli 50x21Q. ..,...,
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of what it means not to
have to walk the streets
all day in search of a fur
nished room, fiat, apart
1nent, house, or boarding
house. You can save walk
ing around all day if YOU
take advantage Of the Free
Information Bureau install
cd by The Newark Star for
the benefit of its readers
who are looking for room
ing accommodation.
For.those too busv to cal
at the In ormation Bureau
there will he found on the
Classified Page an applica-
ton blank which can be
filed out and sent TO The
Newark Star Information
Bureau, 794 Broad St. and
all information so asked
will be furnished free of
cost.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-28

fifth tube under the Hudson
between Manhattan and New Jer-
$nd the first one between Jersey
and New York was blasted
$gh Yesterday afternoon, and the
I and last tube VIII be through in
weeks. BY July L the Hudson
Manhattan Railroad Company
Uses +o have trains in -ans,a ffou
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-06
@apne Gcuntp.

SonesbaIe. .-@barles 8. 3nsiel BON
bier fiibrte Iests DOhe SRI. emma
Sdubn BON Sawlep als feline Braut
bsim. Paitor &ubolpb Sucas pollSOs
ben Gruuaft. - Srau Marsaret Sen,D.
Dtttws bes Daniel Sen,D, itarb
in ibrer SSObnuns 3u Seslepuille i'm
gllter uon 81 Sabren. Die 8eritor'
bens muroe In Deutialano ssboren. BON
elmer Godterl Hbsrlebt uno ibrs 8eiies.
uns erfolste Samitas. Gillian Wf.. Die
iusenolids Ebdter Der @beleute Saiob
Sdwsrser, itarb. Douneritus unO wuros
Samitas i'm 9nbiau OrdarO 5rieObOf
bsississt. gfarrer Billium Daiiel iss'
nete leste 0o9e SRI. SteGa WtiBler
unb Sobn Maurer uon @bits Wtius
ais Elm @bspaar elm.
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StaOt ilnO Gounth.

: Dem Or. s. 6. 8entlep wurben
ssitern aus elmer Rodtaias $3.50 &C.
itohten, wdbrenb er i'm @lsuator bes
Wlsars @ebauoss aufpdrts fubr.
= Die Sunosbsiissr Der Stabt baben
bis gum nd6itsn Wtontas 3eit, um cine
Si3ens fiir ibre Tbiere bsrausjunebmen.
Dad Wiontas weroen bic SunOefdnser
wieber ibrs Ebdtisteit beginner.
-Ssrr Wtatbius Stipp. Der befannte
Sauuntsrnshmsr, pirO fi6 uud nm bic
rspublitaniide Siomination fiir Sdsriff
beperben uno nabm am 5rsitas bissbs.
sislias OiOmiuatiOnspupiers bsraus.
- Gin iibsrbeister Sisn psrurla6te
Donnerifa9 9taht In ben Stallunsen
oes Sames Zee on 9reBler Court einsn
Branb, Der Dor ieinsr 8spaltisuns am
@ebduoe uno behen Snbalt einen Sda'
ben BON etma $4,000 anridtets. Die
Sieroe fonnten..in Sidsrbsit ssbra6i
iperoen.
- @snn bis isst 9iidts seseu Dsi'
men &beumatismus sebolfen bat, 70 III
oies fein @runo bafiir, bas au9 Del
slnfer Paiu @rpeller" feblidlassn iOtlte
@r piro belfsnl ueber 3Oidbrissr Sc
braud In alien 2dnosrn Der @roe be,
meiit isinen 8ertb. Wiads sinen Ser
iuf| oamit uno neroe BON Deiner
S6merseu beireit giur 25 unb 81
Gents.
- slm Sonntas, ben 9. Wiai, Mior
gems 10 nbr, fiuOet burd PaitOr u. .
Saneufamp bic Sonfirmation Der bies
| idbrissu aOnfirmanOen In Der ep. lutb
3iOnsfirde on Otiffin gpsnus ftatt
uerbunoen nit Der Ssier bss big. Gbsub
mabls. Die Bei9te fur Die 8lulje
oeren @ltern, @ei6wiiter. Serpanbter
unb Patben, iOpie fiir bic 8oufirman
ben Slaiien BON 1902 bis 1909, finbe
Sonnabeuc absnO. ben 8. Mui. butb
lbr, in Der 3ionstirde itatt, fir oil
anoeren Gbsnomublsdfte Sonntas. bei
9. Wtai, WtOr9ens 40 ubr. SrsmO
| iiuo willtommen. slae Yerwanbten
5reunOe uuO Sstunntsn iiuO sinsslabsn
oil oieier Scier tbeilSuuebmsu.
B9- llnterri6t i'm aluuisrIpist sr
theilt uuter siiuitisen Sebinsunssl
5rdulsin emma Srsp. 519 Pins ctr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-06

SIM 9 ten bes Ratfers
bon 6 btna feben 30 asrste uno
rs @ftroIosen.
gbtna Bat Rob1enges
btete. bic 15 Wlal 70 grob iinb. ipie
bic bon England.
0as iapanif9e papiers
seIb tpurbe Biz bor turaer 3eit in
-Granffurt q. M. anssfertist.
Ger Batter BON fteben
unb mebr 3inbern bleibt In Grants
reid bon allen Staatsfeuern befreit,
Das befe beutf9e po r.
JelIon lit bos Weibener. Bon bem
ausldnbif9en bebauptet bos 4ineiis9e
ben 8oraug.
Sn berguttn oftep 3eii
bate Der Main auf Der tursen Strede
bon 8ombers Big Matns 33 3oIlerbes
bunssftelIen.
0ie @usfubr Der Q r.
Staaten nod 4rgentinien betrus
i'm Sabre 1908 bas Oreifa9e ibrer
stnfubr bon bort.
Die 8Ieispro buttio o n
Der Union betrus I'm Sabre 1908
414.189 SpuRen, sesen 404. .669 Sons
nen I'm Sabre porber.
Der am met ten gef f9dbte
u la 81 fer TT Der sana ipsib.,
balb bur9ii6tige. Nlabaiter 1T elm.
gattuns bts @ipfss.
gtn tordueit fommt in
Oberfranfen erit auf 293 Nuabrats
lilometer, in Medlenburg i9on aui
8.9 AuabrnttiIometer.
RetieeIlaf n finb fold,
5piben, Bel bsnen bie tinselnen 3aden
bur9 in fpinnennebortiges, runbes
Ruiter aussefiilt p.rben.
Don 9 6pebens gef q M M .
ter SlG6e iinb sipei Giinfttl mil
Dalb beitanbtn, bic iGbrli9 100000
300 &ubifmet.r SOIs Iieferu.
Sn g2orpsssn ipirb nod Elm.
Rense Seu nit bsr Sanbfi6sl &c.
Tdnitten unb bur9 qufbdnsen oui
bDIaernen 9efeIIen setrpdntt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-06
&enn sic luirfltd)
81 iparelt geoenfen
Or. 9eter sabruen &

benz Siamsn: Or. Better 5ubrnsp &
Sons Co." intorporirt. ou er feline pier
SObns. uelds CT sewiieubaft in Oas
@siddft sinsemsibt bate, in baiielbs
aufnabm. Dieies lit Elm fur,er Retoro
sines Der iolibeiteu @siddftstauier
@bicaso's tines Suuiss. bsfisn Sc
ididte fur iiber elm Sabrbunbsrt 3uriid.
oatirt.
Sorui's Glpenfrduter Slutbsleber 1T
3u baben bel SenrD Walter, 1011 @eoar
Nuenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-06

= @btpin O., Der dlteits Sobn bee
Col. 8. Z. SitGcod pon bier, III am
5reitag In Pbilabelpbia siemlib unsr'
partet seitorben. Ssine Ssiletuns
fauO bier ftatt.
- SObn 8edsr BON @ibion Struss
1T am 6reitas seitorben. Ssine Sei,
ietuns erfolste Montas. nab sinsm
Grausrbienft In Der bsutiden fatb. ct.
Wfarisn 9irde, i'm 5rieobof Der sc.
meinbe bel Sio. 5.
= Die Central Sabor Union fat fi6
3ugunitsn oes Ballipisls am Sonntas
ausgeipro@en nnb elm @omite iotl ers
nannt luer6en, I'M benz Manor feline
slufwartuns ju MAIDEN uno ihn ;u sr.
iudsn, ben SpOrt ju srtaubsn.
- Die Stsuersabler burfen iid Dor.
lanfis auf cine @rbUbuns pom etwa elm.
uiertel In Stabt. unt S6uliteuern &C.
faBt ma1eu uno nsbenbsi cine Bomb,
aussabe Don $250.OOO. @s mag aud
nod fdlimmer fomHen. Solanse bic
Siirser bel ben S9ul. unb Stabtratbs.
mablen nur auf pOlitiide S&attiruus
Der 3anbioaten isbsn, anitatt auf ben
@barafter. ssiaieht es ibuen gang
reat, wenn iis tiiatis ssiduuSen wsr'
ben
= 0ouis Stons, elm ::Padbaniirer,
Der In Der @obnuus bes Diper 8urte
an Wtif1in auenue losirte, purbe Dien.
flag gtadt In isinem 3immsr als Seide
uufsefunben. alle an,ei4en beuten an,
oab Der Wtann idon sinise Gage 3uuor
Selbitmoro besius. osuu neben Der
ssids itanosn Swd 5laidsn, bic @arbol'
idure entbalteu batteu. aud widelte er.
UNI feline Gbat fiber Su MAIDEN, iid Elm
0anotud nm oas @eiidt unb ben
Dtuno. Stone litt on afuter 1nuers
oeutste absr ME on, baB sr
Selbitmorh beabiidtiste.
Der allisitis bstannte g8irtbsper.
folser unb Gsformutor RObsrt Dilion
bat ii4 als 9anbibat fur S9eriff auf
oem republifauiiden Eidet auseiiiuoist |
uno Slaubt, In bieiem Gmts nebr @sls.
ssnbeit fur iein 8irfen 3u baben. lin.
ter ieineu Befiirmortsrn auf Der Psti
tion befiucet iid Der Seiammte 8lumeu,
tranj Der rSlaubliitisen- = 2atbrops,
Uelles. Torrep, Sturses, Sanb, uim.,
aud einise ReuerenoS unb 9eute NIT
oeutidlautenoen Sianien. Sb bic iose.
nanntsn ~bsiiersn4 Deutidsu isst bulO
einieben. oaB es unbeoinst nOtbis lit.
ii4 aftiuer an bem Deutihen Bunoe Su
bstbeilisen? ? Die rWtuni,ipale @isa4
bat iid auf oas pOlitiide Setb beseben
uno bort miiisn mir iie i4lasen obsr
untsrseben! !
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6ellncr perlanat.

Gin iunssr DsutiGtr, I'm aItrr pon stpa 80
9abrsn, pirb uerlanst um ale S6arfftQnn
unb aufwdrtsr iu fuusirn. Wlan msIps I&
bel o Wsnwl i'm Scisl Belmont. eadapinna
uno Neams Apenues.
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@m. 9rDifel,
SeutI tIcbcr Wets0cr

l115 Sadion Strabs,
lisfsrt bic fsinfsu @irR, in Spbe 8art; un,
sbtnio aIlt eorttn frii&ts uuo siuespo6elts
6Ieif&. Raudftiid u.i. 10.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-06
aleranSer's 8. aesiments aapelle.

Son,ert i'm freieu su Sallsp Sisn
Parf auf Der guursl einis. Sia6mittas
css 9. Wtai, wsun oas Dsttsr es er.
laubt. @intritt frsi.
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= 9srr gusuft RobtnfOn trat Disn.
flag feline @uropareile an.
BE i&t iitr ben 3ufanb Der
South SiOe 8anf

Rc. 500 Gtbar autnut, Suautcn, eadawanna
9ountv, ptnuiplpania, am S&Iu6 Der gsi&dfts
%. aprtt 1909:
@tIbmttteI,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-06

alesanSer's o. Sfesiments Rapelle.
3Onjert i'm freien su 8allsp Yisw
Part uuf Der 9aurel Clinic. giu4mittas
bss 9. Wfai. menn oas gBetter es er.
laubt. @intritt frsi.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-07-30

pair. but was unable TO interfere until
after the dog had dispatched the snak,
and shook the lifeless form vigorous
~. Mr.. Drew noticed that the dog
had been bitten in a vital spot. The
head Immediately began to swell until
within an hour it was twice its nor
nal size.
He applied kerosene oil literally TO
the wound for about 30 minutes, after
which he noticed the green-colored
poison begin TO ooze out. He applied
several other well-known antidotes, al
after severe suffering for three days,
the dog began to show signs of I'M
provement and is now considered out
of danger.
The snake measured 10 "a feet and
II rattles and a button. Mr. Drew en-.
Geavored to save the reptiles skin as
trophey, but it Lad hecn too badly
disfigured and torn by the frantic
animal. The poison taken inwardly
by the dog swallowing the serpent's
head. it was feared would have dis
astrous results but Mr.. Drew states
that the animal apparently did not SUI
fer much if any. from this source.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-07-30

residing within said District. for he
purpose # repairing. erecting or pur-
chasing suitable building or buildings
and The maintenance Of said graded
common school as aforesaid.
1t is further adiudeed by The court
that each and all ailegariors and
statements set forth in the pc i,ion,
as amended are true. Said sheriff
Of Ohio county Kentucky copy Of
the order herein by the clerk
OF this court will have same
published as required by law and will
al The same time and place as above
described cause the two Officers APP
pointed by him, a Judge and a clerk,
to hold said election, TO PROFOUND
the following question 20 each Of the le-
gal white voters offering TO vote. Are
you for or against the levying and col
lection of tax, annually. Of 80 cents
on each 10000 worth of taxable pro-
perty within said district owned by
white persons and corporations and
poll tax Of $3.50 on each legal white
voter resident therein. TO be used for
the purpose herein set forth, and they
shall record the vote thereon as
each voter may direct. and they shall
at the same tine and place hold an
election at which board Of five trus-
tees shall be elected by The duly
qualified voters Of said district for said
proposed Graded Common School Dis
trict, and this cause is continued for
report as prescribed by law.
A CoPY-ATTEST:
w. S. TINSLEY, Clerk.
BY S. A. WOERNER, Deputy Clerk.
In obedience TO the foregoing /
will open a poll at Williams Mines
1909 for tie purpose therein stated.
X. b. MARTIN. G. o. C.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-07-30
LITTLE dog
KILLS Big RATHER
Game Scotch Terrier, Though Bit
ten, Finished the Poison
Gus Reptile.

In battle between a Scotch terrier
belonging 10 Franklin Drew, a far
mer at Richards six miles south of
Kinsville and a diamond RATHER. the
dog although bitten in the mouth. Kill
ed the snake chewing the head off.
The best part of the story Is that
the plucky little dag was saved by his
master, who extracted the poison by
a liberal use Of kerosene. The Mat
agorda Tribune tells of the encoureT
thus.
Franklin Drew had an exciting ex-
perienee last Saturday evening with a
huge diamond RATHER while watering
some plants in his yard. He heard a
vigorous rafting 20 yards away and
called to his dog, which was playing
just beyond where the serpent lay
coiled ready for action. Mr.. Drew was
fearful the animal might attack the
snake. When the dog responded TO
the call the raitler uncoiled swiftly
and struck the cog in the mouth, the
fangs penetrating the lower lip. The
dog Immediately sprang in and. catch
Ing the head between his teeth, liter
ally chewed Il off and swallowed It.
Mr.. Drew ran in upon the fighting
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-07-30
Sheriff's Sale.

BY virtue of Venditioni Exponas No
2l9 book - which issued from the
Clerks office of the Ohio Circuit
Court. VS.. James S. Vertress, in fav-
or Of Butler Bros, | will on Monday.
August End. 1909, at or about one
O'Clock p. M, at the courthouse door
in Hartford, Ky, offer for sale to the
highest and best bidder the following
property or SO much thereof as is
necessary to produce the sum of S62.-
"a, with interest thereon at 6 per
cent per annum from the 10Th day of
October, 1908, until paid also the sum
of $1S.15 which in the said court was
adjudged TO Butler Bro, for their cost
in their behalf expended:
A certain lot lying and being in
the town Of Hartford, KY, and des-
ignated on the plat of the east addi-
ton to said town which plat is of re-
cord in Deed Book No. 81, page 1888,
and which lot in said plat is desig-
mated lot No, 2, in block S and be-
ing the same lot conveyed to James
S. vertress by the Cessna Realty Com
pany, as evidenced by deed of record
in the office aforesaid in Deed Book
No. S6. page 2S2. Levied upon as
property of James vertress, this July
IL. 1909.
R. B. MARTIN, s. o. C.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-07-30
A Combination That is One Sure.

z. o. King has taken office with
Messrs. Sumner & Blackwell over the
Deposit Bank. His daughter Miss
Alberta, is associated with him and
they are thus equipped to write your
deeds. certify to your affidavits. take
your deposition or the old man viii
sell you out at auction IL you so de-
sire. This official aggregation EN-
braces a deputy sheriff. deputy coun-
ty clerk. two notaries secretary of the