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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-01-21

Council Chamber, Friday, Jan. 10, '09
Meeting called to order by Mayor
BriclIer. Roll call: Present, Mayor
BriclIer, Aid Hudson, Hull, Menkee,
Putnam. Absent, Aid Crawford
and Scott.
Minutes of the previous meetings
were read and approved.
An.ordinance relative to the numbering
of the houses, stores, buildings and
lots in the city of Bedding, TO be known
as Ordinance Number SO of the City
of Bedding. Authorized by Chapter
Ten of the Charter.
The City of Bedding ordains:
Section The houses, stores, build
ings and lots in the city of Bedding
shall be numbered as follows, to-wit:
On streets running east and west, the
numbering shall commence at Bridge
street and all streets running east of said
Bridge street shall have the word "East"
prefixed To the name of each of said
streets, and all streets running west of
said Bridge street shall have the word
''westn pre4ixed TO the name of said
street. E
Section 2 The numbering east and
west from said Bridge street shall COM
mence with Number 100, the even num-
bers on the north side and the odd
numbers on the south side; the second
block east and west TO commence with
Number 200; the third block To COM
mence with Number 800; and so on the
entire length of said streets, on all streets
on all streets running east and west
twenty-five (22) feet, or less, If any lots
there be with less than twenty-twofeet,
shall constitute one number.
Section 3 The numbering OF streets
running north and south shall COM
mence at Main street, the even numbers
To be placed on the east side and the odd
numbers on the west side thereof, and
shall be treated i'm the same manner as
is provided i'm Section of this ordinance
Streets running north of Main street
shall bear the prefix "North" and those
running south from Main street shall
bear the prefix "South.p
Section The owner, or owners, IL
residing i'm the city of Bedding, or If
nonresident, the occupant or occupants,
agent or servant, shall place and keep
placed, in conspicuous position upon
his, her or their residences, or business
building, n number 10 be determined
from the authorized plat of the city of
Bedding on file i'm the office of the city
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-01-21

Send this advertisement. together with name
of paper In which II appears. your address and
four cents to cover postage, and We will send
you Complete Handy Atlas Of the World.
SCOTT & BOVINE, 4O9 Pearl ST.. New York
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-01-21
SCOTS
Emulsion

of Cod Liver Oil with Hypo-
phosphites should always be
kept in the house for the
following reasons:
FYrstBecause, if any member
of the family has a hard cold,
It will cure it.
SecOnd-Because, if the chill
dren are delicate and sickly, it
will make them strong andwell.
ThirdLBecause, if the father
or mother is losing flesh and
becoming thin and emaciated,
it will build them up and give
them flesh and strength.
FOurth-Because it is the
standard remedy in all throat
and lung affections.
No household should be with
out it.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-01-21
Fred L. Warner

Alfred Locke Dwight G. Sheldon
4 TTORNEYS AT LAw-Oface Over Tuin
n stra Hardware Main St. Bedding. Mich.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-01-21
W. 4. Bricker, expenses TO Grand
Rapids in interest of street
lighting and street signs. -.

w, Z. Broker, expenses to Grand
Rapids in interest of street
lighting and street signs. -. 40
+. +. Hudson, expense OF Grand
Rapids in interest of street
lighting and street signs :. 40
+. Chapple, goods for city hosp1 46
w. 5. Eddy, postage and express 80
Banner Pub. Co. council pro'd'gs 10 90
r. NJ. Wilson & Co, supplies for
city hose house ........... 10 "a
Frank III. Hudson, goods for Her
man Mcpherson $50. ..... II 50
Fred VanVickle, nightwatching Is 90
|. l.. Hubbell, insurance ...... ~ 90
III. A. Smith, insurance. NAM. ~ 90
III. Miner, labor on cily hospital 81 so
j. Patterson " 4" h" 81 30
Wilson & Co, supplies So 20
Spencer +. l.. d p. Co. ST. lights 1S4 81
Moved by Aid Hull, seconded by
Aid. Crawford, that the following bills,
as recommended by the Board of Water
Commissioners, be allowed, and orders
be drawn for the same, which motion
prevailed. Yeas-Ald. Crawford, Hud-
son, Hull, Menlee, Putnam, Scott, 6,
Nays. O.
Alfred Wells, for carriage. ..... 30
Chas. Murray, for repair work. 40
Seencer f.. L.. d p. Co, lights at
lights at pump station 80. SO
Moved by Aid. Hull, seconded by
Aid. Putnam, that the following bills
be audited and referred TO the County
Board of Supervisors for payment.
which motion prevailed. Yeas-Ald.
Crawford, Hudson, Hui, Menllee, Put
nam, scott, 6. Nays, 0.
+. w. Little, typhoid fever case
JOS. Quillan. ............ 80 20
ID. +. Moon, groceries, Quillan Is SO
Il. Chapple, x Co, fuel 8 4O
Moved by Aid. Crawford, seconded
by Aid. Hull, that the Common Coun-
Gil of the City of Bedding do now adj
journ, which motion prevailed. Yeas
Aid. Crawford, Hudson, Hull, Menkee,
Putnam, Scott, 9. Nays. 0.
w. 5. EDDY, City Clerk.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-01-21
DR.. C.. \. TAYLOR.

GRADUATE OF the Detroit College of Med
tcine," the Chicago Clinical School post
Graduate), Acted as Hospital Physician had
large experience in city and country practice
Special attention TO Diseases of Women, Ec
zema. and stomach Trouble ONCE over Ben
edicts Drug Store. Hours from to III a. m.
2 To p. m. and to D. m. Phone 9l-4rs~
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-01-21
JAMES E. FERGUSON. M. ID.

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throa I, and Fit
1ting of glasses. Hours to 10. TO
3, TO Phones Office No. /, residence
NO. 40.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-01-21

Moved by Aid Hull, seconded by Aid
Putnam that the following bills as rec
commended by the board of water COM
missioners be allowed and orders be
drawn for same, which motion pre-
vailed. Yeas, Aid Hudson, Hull, Men
kee. Putnam-4. NaYs-O.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-02

miro oamit Sdaoen 5lgefugt, oen
ipater ielblt oie bette @r5iebung ni6t
gon5 pieoer gut MAIDEN fam, Sn
Sennclee lit es porgefommer1, ooB
mon fleine Mdo6en Dor Ste @irt<
l6aft bes eigenen 8aters 16leppte.
fpo Tie oa1ln %nieoerfnier uno @pt1
bitten mllBten1 oie Seele oes 8aters
aus Den &rallen oes Seufels GIT be-
f@reiel1. SIT es nt6t mobrIi6 Die bod
tie Belt, ooB oie @doogoger, oerell
Die 8oblfobrt Ser Sugeno mirfli1
am Screen liegt, Oos offentlide Ih-
ltonosgefiibl oufrufen ge9en oieien
bosortigen Sumbuq2
Sn oieielbe &ategorie, ipertn Der
lining all6 fem ga115 10 i6lintmer i'll,
gebort Die ~einfdltige Getitior, Die
man fiir5li6 IN Ben offentli6en Sflt=
len oes 2onoes 8irfl1lieren lieB uno
porin bie oomerifanil6en &i1toer"
ben Braiioenten bitten, er ione bod
bon lei1em grauiornen 8orbober, in
Ifrtfa nuf Die Soeo 5lt eeben, oblte.
ben nnb ote orl1ten 3iere in Mu6e
laliell. Dieie 9emegrng, mel6e in
Sort @ortb, Seros, ibrer uriprung
bette nno 6eren llrbeber notiirli1
Der S6uflugeno oert oberiten geonl-
ten oes 2onoes ols einen ro6en,
blutgierigen 8arboren idilbern, bot
ii6 itber Dos gauge 2ono oltsgebret-
tet uno ol16 in Milpoltfee iou cs
leioer S6nlen gegeben boben, oeren
8orlteber u1perniinftig genug ma-
rem, Die Eetition Sen ibrer Sbhut
m1bertrorten &inoern por51leqelt
uno l1nterl6riften oofiir gu Iannneln.
0as merflpiiroiee S6riftltiid 1T tot
iadli6 in ben 8eiie beg 8rdiioen-
ten %geloflgt uno er bat ou1 Noti5
oapon genonmen. Iber ltott oetl
2euter, mel6e Die ltniinniee @eidid-
tie eingefaoelt boben, eeborig sic
&opfe 81 pai6en uno lie, pie es iid
| eeborte, ais einfaftige uno leit9t=
fertigte Narren 81 branomorfen, bot
er ii6 0amit be9niigt, ibnen 5l
perfi6ern, ooB Die Sago gar niht
Der eigentlide 3med ieiner afrifa=
niiben 9feiie iet, ionoern bob es ibrn
Dor aden 9ingen auf Die 8ooloeiida
uno botaniide Soridung nnfotnme.
Ser &raiioent pflegt bod JOINT feill
8latt Dor ben Weltn0 81 nebnm.
I1no bier bette er eitt mirfli6 oer-
bienItpoaes 0erf poabrabt, mettll er
5u Dem beriibmten oiden &niippel ge-
griffen batte. 9enn es gilt, eiltef
lining gu unterbriiden oeiien 5dao=
lihfeit faulm iibertrieben nerbsn
fant. n@ermania".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-02

ieste Der Stdbl=Sruit oie arbeits.
lobne berunter, als Die Iuftragc
menieer reidlid flolien unb Die @ier-
teliabrszabldliiiie r1~tgiinltiger nur=
oen1 aber gu einer ollmabliden Or
mdBieung Der Stabl= unb Stobl=
m%oarenpretie fonute iid Ser Stabl=
Erult ni6t entidlieBen, ct belt
pielmebr Die nit ibm bum &reis-
farten pereinieten unabbongigelt
Stobl=@ eieai6often, als oiele atf
cine @rmaBigung Der Greiie bran=
gen, sur MISUNDERSTANDING Der leit-
bergen boben 8reile on. Die Sol
ge NOR, BOB 5uerit Die ihna6eren
uno ipater aud Die itdrferen oieier
auBerbolb oes grults itebenoen Silt
tenperfe Die aartea-8reiie beimlid
perminoerten, unb Ole Setter oes
Stabl=Sru1ts mohten in Ser Solgc
oie n%l1oneenebme gntoedung, baB
Die @erfe bes Srliits inter Dem
9rufe melt mebr 5u leioen butter,
oIs Die u%nobbdngigen Stobllperfe.
Ser Stobl=2ruit bot iid oober, nod-
oem er iiber Elm Sobr lang Die
fiinitlid in Die &obe gei6raubten
8reiie bei5libebalten fonnen eeeloubt,
gu SdlnB Ser berfloiIetlen 8ode
fir ben aoffenen Marft" erflort.
Ser Stobl-3ruit bot bomit bas 4or.
tea aufgeloit nno i'm Client nab
Stablmarfte betatigt iid iebt 5llnt
eriten Wole ieit Ser Dor a6t Sabren
erfoleten @rinoung oes StobI=
Srults ser freie utleeaiigelte @ettbe-
merb.
Die einaelren groBen Stobluerfc
boben o%tgefangen, ii6 gegenleitia gu
u%nterbieten, ltno oas @noe ees
Greisfriegs lit u%nabiebbor. Breis-
fon5eiiionen bon bier Bis 81 lehll
Collars Die Come perben iest lhnrl
BEL Stobllieferungen genu6t, UNI
MIR Ser 5hienenpreis bon $28 bil
gonne miro iebt nod i6einbar altf-
redt erbalten."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-02
9flts Berlin rnelbet man.

Mus Berlin melbet man: Sesn
Der BreIIe nebn1en Die grorterunqeft
iiber ben Iuspeg oes @eleioigungs-
pro5eiies Ser aomirale gegen aopi-
ton 3. g. a. 8. Berger, melder, mic
senpeloet, gu einer @eloItrafe bon
5000 Wfarf perurteilt maro, tpd5rc,lo
Dem oglnubud~ =@erausgeber 9r.
Sgenltein le6s Wonote @ef1llanls
5ugeiproden muroen, einell breitea
&aum Elm. 5ait einItimmig erfL1relt
ii6 Die glatter nit Dem ll~rteilsipruG
einoeritanoen. Sic beben als erfreulif
Die Sotiade beroor oaB oie 5oblrei-
6en boben Seeoffi5iere bon Ser Ser
pfli6tuna, Die 9ienitgebeimniiie SIT
pabren beim 8eginn Ser geri6tliden
@erbanolungen befreit poroen marerl.
Die ausiagen batten ouf oos &lqrlta
beipieien, oab Die oellti1e Moriae
poafomnten rein uno fledenlos 0a-
itebe. Die @orgeiesteit, Die 9riegs.
geri6te, Ser Gbreltrot, Dos @ari1e.
&abinett, bas &ommmoo bitten aae-
iammt polmoIeno eegeniiber &api.
tain Berger gebunoelt. 9ieier lei
irregefiibrt Doroen unb BET Ser Or.
bebune ieiner acknowledgement uno
geidmeroen ihledt beraten gemeisr..
Sn geitdtigime elmer aabel-
meloung, bob elm 9elud oes oeut-
f6en @ronprin5en @ilbelm in ben
Ser. Stdaten, gelegentlif oes iont-
merliden 8ettieeelns BET Morhle-
beao, ni6t mabri6einlid iei, madt
Die Scene @eleafbaftlide 4orreipon-
ben5t" Die Mitteilung ooB Der arotl-
prin5 Die an ibn ergaltgene ginla-
oung anlerifaniiher Sportsmen in
Der freilnoli6iten @eiie obgelebnt bo=
be. gu ieinem groBen 2eiomeIen
milile er Die ausfiibrung oes l1llglt
gebeete1 8uni6es, @merifa gu beill-
den, au%fgeben.
Die eisitoulng inn @lbegebiet,
pel6e i'm @efolge oes Sodmaiiers
eingetreten if, madt ~nngebeuer piel
81 fdaffen. Mit @isbredern babcl
iif Die rieiigen 8l0de ni6t bredeu
lalien. SSn Solee belien iino Spren-
gitngen ourd 9ioniere notmenoig ge-
moroen. Starfe @bteilungen iino
an Der Grbeit, Inn in Die @ismalien
grei6e 81 legen. Ser ourd Die Sod-
flut i'm @ebiet Der @lbe angerid)tetc
Sdooen miro iebt auf neun Meiaio-
men Wearf eeldGbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-02

Cute @etrdrlfe uno famoIer
2und itets IN 8nrgitaaer's Galoon
itao Weitanrant, 8iaita GtraBe nebeii
Der 9ale Der Sermannsfobne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-02
Mifbrand) Ser ainSer.

Die 3ufunft elmer Nation pertor-
pert lid in ibren &inbern. Cine SEQ
tion, Die lire 4inoer nift geboria
in Ibt nimmt, Die ibnen nidt Sen
Sfnb angebeiben laBt oeiien Tie be-
oiirfen, INN iid 5u pbpiiid unb geiitig
geinnoen Weniden enttpideIn 3u fon-
men, legt oaber Die @rt an Die itdrf-
item Wur5eln ibrer &raft. llno ben
Imerifanern fam leioer Ser gor=
mlrf niht erlpart meroen, oaB lie
gum minoeiten in einem Gunfte it,
re 8fli6t gegeniiber Ser Sugen6 in
Der sroblibften 8eiie pernadlaiIi-
gen. Seoenfaas loiien lie nit ibren
ainoern einen Mibbraud treiben,
Der in feinem onoeren 5ipiliiiertcn
2anoe Der @elt geouloet meroen
miiroe. @ir iino einigermoBer er.
itaunt oariiber, oaB Ser Braiioent,
Der ionit 10 germ an ben Samilienlinn
ieiner Mitbiirger appeuiert uno ser
Elm 10 marmes Sera fir Die 4Ieinen
bat, iid nod nidt peranlaBt geieben
bal, Der Nation iiber oieien 3unft
einmal redt sriinolif Den 9ert 5il
leief. SeoenfaQs niirbe er iid Gin
gar 9nidt ab5nidahenoes @eroienlt
Inn Die Nation erfperbet1, ipenrl er es
berftdnoe, ibr oas i9mere unred,t,
oas oamit ben ainoern 8ugefiigt miro,
gum 8emuBtiein gu bringen. @ir
6enfen natiirltf in eriter 2inie an
ben geraoe5u ibanoliden l1nfae, ben
Die probibitioniitii9e Mgitation nit
ben &inoern treibt. IS miro oornit
rnbeil angeridtet, Dos nod neil
idlimmer lit als Der materieae Sdo.
ben, ben Die Nrobibition bereits per-
liriadt bot.
lleberaI, mo Die grobibitionifen
ben @etr1nfebonbel gu u~nteroriifell
periu6en, pieoerbolt iid oasIeI6e
bdBlide SbauipieI. Sn ieoem Staat,
IN benz Der &f entbrennt, miro
Die ~unmiinbige Sltgeno, Die notiirIih
nod gar nidt begreift iparum es iid
eigentlih batoelt in oen DENT oes
Sanatismus gepreBt. Bir boben ia
Die abideulihen S5enen. Die iid ni6t
a1ein int Siioen iorioern aud in ben
norbliden Staaten, 5ulest in Sbio
uno Snoiana, abgeipielt baden, oft
genue an oieier StelIe sei6iloert
unb unierer 8ermunberung @usoruf
gegeben, baB ieIbit liebepoae uno fir.
iorelihe @ltern ibre &inoer in moro.
liider 9e5ieburlg niht better 81 fit
ten miifen, oaB iie ni6t energiih
Sront MAIDEN gegen oas eepiiienloie
Greiben Der probibitioniitiiden agi-
tatoren, pelhe lih nidt entbl6oen,
Die &inber aus Der Sdnle 5it bolen,
im tie in offentliheu 8ro5eiiiolien
gegen oeno Damon Gum~ 81 fiibreu.
Wir baben ieiner5eit Elm paar 8ros
ben BON 9ieoern, Die BET iol6en Sc
legenbeiten geiungen ner6en, berof.
fentli6t. IS limo d6te 8rooufte bee
blinoen Sonatismus, pel6e Die utt.
reifen aopfe perpirren, Dos iugeilo-
li6e @emiit pergiften lno Die Geele
6es &inoes NIT oen bdBlidlten uno
u~nreiniten @inoriiden erfii0en. Gem
4inoe, Dos ge5ipnngen miro, einc iol.
DIE 3emonitrotion mit5umaden uto
oieie ni6tsnubigen 9ieoer 81 pl1rren,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-02
,G6enip quit"

8as lit bas S6Iinrme nit pielen 2elts
ten Die i'll &rantbeitsnoten auf Dem
rridttgen 8e9e 5ur ridtieen Seilqieae
mo, onB ite iiA %untertpe9s bon &lnds
ialberit bic nidt belfen, ionbern mr.
@elo berbienen ipoIen, a~uf6alten rnD Elm
Wtittel, bas I'M be1ten Sale ni6ts bilft,
meiltens n6er Dem &orper aud nod ida
oct, ais .oe6enio gut" auf6alieu Iaiier.
User an DEM entIeblideu llebe[ Der Sds
morrboioen letoet, laile ii6 ia nibt bon
Dem etn8ig ri6ti9en @e9e 81 pNuafeit3"
Dem etn5tq tpobren 9eilmittel, nufhu(s
ten. y. Reuitdoter & 60, 8or 24t6.
g'eip yorf 9th. perihiden cine Yrobe
oappn fp1tenfrei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-02
@aee bem sObe in gia gono.


pSobrelone bot mir Elm iGmcres
2~ungenleioen groBe Sdmer5en per-
uria6t", i6reibt 5rau Sba Soper in
Big Bonb, 8a., LIMO mebrere Mo-
le bin id Dem CODE nobe getpeleu.
Die s(er5te erflarten i1 lei unbeil-
bar. Or. Sings SEEM Discovery
bra6te mir idnea grleidterung ru1o
bauernoe Seilune." IS perrifJtef
8utoer bel Suiten uno grfaltllllA
frunfen 2utteen, 8lutitura, Grippe,
Iitbma, Group, aetdbnitell ultb al
len Salsleioen. SOC unb $1.00. Der
in6sflaiden fret. @arontiert BON ol-
len Mpotbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-02
sambu,it fam ntdt aebeilt werben

Sambbeit fam ntdt aebeiIt tperben
onr6 IofaIe N~ppIifntionen, neil tie ben
tranfen Sell 6es Sbres nidt errei1en
f6nnen. @s giebt nltr eine11 Weg, bic
Salbbeit 5u fiirieren. utlb Der lit bur1
tonititutioneIe 9eilmitteI. Sarbbeit tpir6
6ur6 einen ~ert5iinbeten 3nitnnb Der
f6leimigen MusfIeibung Der Gnfta1i56en
H6bre bernriaht. @enn biefe Nobre
ii6 ent5in6et, babt SIR einen rnmpeIt.
ben Son ober nnboIfommenes @eb1r;
nno tpenn tie gang gef9loiien 1T, erfolgt
Snlbbeit, uno tpenn bic g~nt5iin0ung
nidt geboben unb bieie g0bre pieber in
ibren geb0rigen 3uftanb beriebt nerben
lam, tpiro 6ns @eb6r fir INNER aerit1rt
tperben; 1eun Sdne unter 5ehn iin6 burd
aatarrb berurfadt, tpeI9er nidts aIs
elm ent5iinoeter 3uftanb Der f9Ieimigea
0berfIdhe iii.
Wir tpolen einbunoert 9onars fin iee
ben, 6urb &atarrb beruria1ten Sau bon
Saubbeit geben, ben mir nidt 6urd Sins
nebmen bon nSan's Ratarrb. &ur" beiIen
tonnen. 2aBt gu9 unionit SirfuInre
foutmer.
s. s. Gbenep & Co., gplebu, ..
Tertauft bon allen Gpotbefern, 75c.
3nu's Eamilien<ginen iino bic better.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-16
PARTISAN WIDOWS" ARE
WALDMANN'S ATTRACTION.

Weber & Rush's Partisan Widows"
Company, this season bigger n bet
ter than ever, is coming to Waldmann's
Opera House next week, beginning
Monday afternoon. The first part, 1.-THE
Actors Boarding House." at which
those of our playgoers who saw the
PARTISAN Widows last season are still
laughing, will again open the show. The
closing comedy is entitled, Fun in a
Department Store" and is described as
an unusually clever satire on modern
mercantile matters. With the widows
will appear Ben Pierce, who plays the
leading comedy part in both farces,
and has a new specially for the olio;
Margie Hilton, the little Southern
Rose" who will be seen in congenial
roles, n also in a novel act termed
'The Mysterious Mechanical Dresden
Dancing Dolls" in which she will be as
sisted by eight. young women; Ike
Wall, who was a scream" last ason
as Props" Emily Miles, n of the
prettiest young women before the pub
lie, will be prominent in good parts
and musical numbers; Mae Rose, a
dainty ingenue, will introduce her cele-
brated acrobatic dancing; the Musical
Bells. who have been specially engaged
and whose rendition of harmonious mu-
steal selections on many instruments
will make it's usual hit. Niblo and
Spencer will show what car be done in
the buck-and-wing line by experts. and
Bennett and Bentley, chose two boys
will sing and talk. A chorus of lively
and pretty girls will be much in evil
dence. 1.-The Partisan Widows" entire
production was staged under the direc.
ton of Ed. F. Rush. Next week, 1.-THE
Hastings Show"
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-16
NEW york ADJUSTMENTS.
FILED.

These contracts were filed in the
county clerks office today:
S. 8. Miller, owner, with N. Alperin
contractor, alteration work, $685.; 80
Bank street.
NJ. Backmann. owner, with D
Schwartz, contractor. addition, s124; Is
Barclay street.
Model Realty Construction Company
owner, with Fisoh s. Co., contractors
stucco work, 1896; 1898 Tuition street
Maplewood.
S. Self, owner, with B. Miller, con
tractor, plumbing work, $535; 1-3 Som
erset street.
A. NJ. Mead, owner, with F & W V
E~ngelberger, contractor, plumbing
work, 1926; 1923 South Eighth street.
W. H. Webster. owner, with Allison
p. Clark, jr, contractor, all work. $500
Christopher street, Montclair.
w. Danese. owner, with d. Rizzolo
contractor, all work. $4,000; IS. 81 Glen
ridge, avenue, Montclair.
A. g. p. Pope. owners, with N. Pecci
contractor, all work. $4,000; 1888 Nal
vern street.
P. J. Bowers owner. with H. T. Phil
hover g. Son, contractors, all work
IL buildings, $500 (for each house)
Sterling avenue. Orange.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-16
ELIZABETH ELkS SHOW
NEWARKERS JOLLY TIME.
Band Out to Greet Them on Visit
to Bazaar.

ELIZABETH. Oct. 16.-A big delega.
ton of Newark Elks was entertained
at the bazaar of the local lodge last
night.
The Newarkers came down by train,
and were met by a committee of the
Elizabethans and escorted to the West
field avenue clubhouse with a band OF
music. Some of the women friends OF
the visiting Eiks accompanied them,
There was dancing, vaudeville features
and refreshments. The usual liberality
OF the visiting Elks was In evidence,
and the booths In charge of the young
rome We're well patronized.
In the afternoon there was q women
and children's matinee with a special
program. The bazaar will be brought
to a close this evening, after ter
days Of successful effort. It is ex-
pected that at least $4,000 has beer
raised through the energy Of the Elks
and their ONE aides. This sum will
be devoted to the new home fund.
The Newark committee which had
charge of the visiting delegation was,
r. ]. Boethier. DR.. Leo J, McManus.
J. J. Burke. Frank wolff, Joseph e,
Hansberry. Other Newarkers present
We're: II. o. Cole. w. d. Warner. John
j. Brennan. Edward M. Mexner. AL
bert schlegel. Gus BamdemdispeI. IT.,
John 3. schuster, Cherries Buhring.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-16
THE ROUNDUP" COMING
TO THE NEWARK THEATRE

The Newark Theatre will offer for the
week of October rs a drama of life IN
the boundless West-Edmund Days
THE Round-Up," which Klaw 81 Err
LANCER viii present for the second time
In Newark. it's engagement of last sea-
son having proved so popular a return
engagement was demanded by the
public.
The play deals with two men who
love the same woman. One wins her by
a trick-a bit of deceit which his over
whelming love causes-but the woman,
when she finds that she has been
tricked, sends the victor to search out
the wronged man. The men meet in
the vast alkali desert--the bad lands
of New Mexico. Here they struggle to
save each other from an attack by a
band OF Apache Indians. The arrival Of
the sheriff of Pinal county, Arizona
with a company Of United States scouts,
turns the balance in the favor of the
two men, but one of them has been
wounded unto death. Matinees will be
given on Wednesday and Saturday.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-16
HEADLINE FEATURES
RULE IN LYRIC PROGRAM

Next weeks bill at the Lyric Thea
tire is SO full of feature acts that it
is hard to select the headline attraction.
Among those who will further merri-
ment are Sam j. Curtis and Company
in their one-act musical farce, "a Ses-
sion at School," Mr.. Curtis as Ham Sill
vers, a typical country lout, is a unique
characterization that bids fair to out
shine any of his former parts. Mr.
Curtis will be ably assisted by the
Misses Olive Brown, Elsie Gilbert and
Beatrice De Reulle.
Rinaldo returns after his success OF
last year to new glory. He plays a Sc
lection from Carmen" to show his
complete mastery of his violin ant
then drifts into lighter and more popu.
lar airs. In his final selection the au-
dience are brought to a full realization
of his art. With a smile In his eyes
and a caress on his fingers he strikes
into the ''Rinaido Rag" He lures with
the call of his bow and for once his
hearers understand s~ensuousness as
told in the broken measures of a rag.
time tune.
A distinct local feature will be this
appearance of William Z. Whittle, whc
has brought fame to Newark because
of his wonderful ventriloquial powers
An act that ranks first in the line o
comedy animal act will be presented by
'Blake's Circus" consisting of ponies
monkies. dogs and last, but by M
means least, the original "Hee-Haw'
mule "Maude," the unreliable.
Mazuz and Mazette nave a coined,
acrobatic act. Tyson and Brown will
be seen in a singing and dancing
turn. Walter james, a monologis
of international reputation, prom
Uses a new budget of stories. Sadii
Helf. a talented little singer, will b,
heard in the newest of song pictures
and Grant Gardner and Marie Stoddard
will offer Vaudeville Frivolities.'
The Lyriscope. with a brand new com
edy film, will complete the program.