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RepubIIean conventIon.

The Republican Judicial Conyen.
tion met 10 the Court house Tues.
day last at 1890 p NJ. The eonveu.
tim was called to order by Enoch
r. Abel, OF ST. NJ rvs ard ORGANIC
ed BY selecting Sydney e Mudd
Jr. as Chairman and. Stephen NJ
Jones as secretary.
j. Frank Parran, If Calvert
Adrian H. Posey. OF Charles sand
Francis S. Hill, OF Prince Georges
were placed In nomination.
A bailotswas taken and the result
declared to be:
Parran, 5 votes.
Posey, 9 votes.
Hill, IA votes.
Posev and Hill were declared
nominated. The successful candi
dates made speeches OF acceptance
and the convention adjournd.
There was some oratory expended
over the affair and plentiful lack o.
harmony was evident.
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s.. Mary's Academy.

The Academy viii open for the
new torn nsxs Tuesday, Sept, Z, ia
the mornino, The undergraduates
have been laakiIg forwas d faiths
date with ed feelings Of joy
and regret; jay at he exoectstion
Of meeting teachers and fellow pu-
pies aud resuminP the happy stu
dent life; Of regret at the shdrtness
Of vacation and the parting from
folks.
Sister Amelia has been trans
frrred to Lexington. KY, she is
succeeded by Sister Mary Flavia
ron Hvde Park, Mass. That Is
the only faculty change
The usual high standard Ia cfas-
scs, music and elocntiOn will be
msptained; AID all expect very
happy year. &
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baseball.

The game OF baseball played on
the Chaptico grounds, August 6,
was won by the Mechanicsville team,
aud not by the Chaptco, as they
claimed was forfeited 10 them The
score stood 5 TO A in wechanicsvills
favor at the close of The eighth
innings and the game was stopped
during the first half of he ninth.
with Mechanicsville side at the bat.
with no hands out while two men
had scored and the bases full,
Chaptico disputing the umpire de.
cision caused the game to stop.
Mechanicsville only hid four Of
her regular men. and had they been
given what was due them, the score
would have been enormous. II the
Chaptico team would learn few
more rules and do away with their
kiching machines, they would play
better ball,
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81. oaear .. chino DROWNED

The body Of DIR. Oscar F.. Ching,
OF Carroll avenue, WaYerly, who
was drowned In . canal at Trenton,
N. j., on Wednesday afternoon
while bathing. will be brought home
today. Mr.. Clarence X. Bowie, a
brother. inlay. and DR.. ]. Carroll
Bickle, an associate with DR.. Ching
In the dental business, left here
yesterday for Trenton to attend 10
the arrangements.
Mrs. Bernice 3. Ching, widow Of
the drowned man, was Frustrated
when she heard OF the accident.
She was stopping with friends near
Annapolis.
The funeral will take. place Sun
day afternoon from his home. Rev.
John Roach Straton, pastor Of
Seventh Baptist Church, will con-
duct the services and burial will be
In Lorraine Cemetery.
Besides his wife, DIR. Ching is
survived by two sons, Richard and
Bowie Ching; one daughter, Miss
Alice Ching; two brothers, Mr.. vii
liam Ching, Of Philadelphia. and
Mr.. Henry Ching. Of Leonardtown
Nd, and one sister, Mrs. Lee Ma
uulro, Of Le0nardtown.
DR.. Ching was 81 years old and a
graduate Of the Maryland Agricul.
lural College and the Baltimore Col.
leag of Densal Surgery, In the class
OF 1900. He married Miss Bernice
Bowie, daughter of Mr.. ReginalC
Bowie, II years ago. He was sue
cessfnl In bis profession and had al
Office ct the corner of Eutaw and
Saratoga streets, where be was as
ISOLATED with DIR. Bickle. San
August %,
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Valuable Farms For Sale.


and timbered land known ~ Fish Com
mission situated directly on chesapeake
Raw. Has three fourth mile water front.
Ten miles view no and down BAY. Beau.
tifuI summer home. Splendid oyster
bottom I'd be had bv leasing same from
state. Premises Generally buiIdingg etc.
n GOOD repaIr.
Farm No. 2 adjoins No. /. Contains
$50 acres cleared and tiiabered land q
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LocalEise and Otherwise.

Don't miss The concert at St. Johns
next Friday for tbs bedeit Of the
new college.
Monday. Sept. 9th. will be leg
d holiday, and the Bank VI ST
Mary's will be closed.
A large crowd enjoyed NE fesii-
val, Tuesday last, Of Newtown.
$685. net was the result.
There was crowd In Leonard
town, Tuesday last 10 attend the Re-
! publican judicial Convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. BENZ. Combs. Of
Lsouardtown, left on Sundays
steamer for trip to Washington
Misses Frances and Eleanor Tur-
ner, OF >Lsonardtown. are visiting
Falatives In Prince Georges Coun-
ty.
Miss Clara Belle Canter, Of Chas.
Co. who has been visiting the Misses
9 lnter. Charlotte Hall, has returned
TO her homo.
Judge B. Harris Camalier. OF Leon
ardt0wn, left Wednesday morning
for Prince Georl els, where he will
remain for two days.
The road builders have taken up
the big oak, an old land mark OF
Mechanicsville. The big tree was
In the line OF the new road.
Friday last the Leonardtown nine
played the Solomon g islanders tie
game on the Island. Il was fast,
we'll played game. Score, 8 to 8.
Brother Constantine, Of the Xav-
ierian Brotherhood, arrived in Leon
ardtown, Saturday last, to take
charge OF the new college, to be open
cd this fall at "ThornIey.'S
Extra Steamer. Pratt, which has
been leaving Baltimore on Saturdays
for points on the Potomac, will make
her last trip from Baltimore, Sat
urday, Sept. A. and her last trip To
Baltimore Sept. 6, 1909.
Ga Saturday last while on his way
home from town. Mr.. JAS. II. Read
mond, OF Beauvue, was thrown from
his buggy aud his leg broken,
The accident occurred near DR.
Greenwell's Mill about mile and 0
half from town. DR.. Cromwell re-
duced the feature.
la the presence OF large crowd
were married at Sacred Hear
Church Sunday last, Miss Amy g
Hail, Of flynaFd ~ Mr.. Leroy Getz
Of Leonardtown, Rev. Father Kelly
Ofiiciated. Miss Alice Hall wa
brides maid and Mr.. Geo. Hall, o
Washington was best man. After
the ceremony there was reception
Our congratulations.
Miss Ora NJ Hopkins, who ha:
been tho accomplished and exeeed
ingly popular head milIiner 1T th'
May Rudasill Department Store, II
Orange, for several years past has re-
signed that position, and ison visi
To C0eburn, Wise county, Va ant
she will alsospend some time at Ath
ems, West We, and Luray, Pagl
county. Va, before returning to hel
home at Orayille, st. Mary county
Md. Her host Of friends are very
much distressed at her departure
and wish for her unbounded sue
cess wherever she may reside in TIL
future. Orange Observer.
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TINS WEEK DELiyEafEs.
sT0cK IN WAREnoUsE.
Condition Of Market.

AS anticipated and predicted for
the past Eve months the tobacco
marker has improved. Selling is
active at better prices The quality
and condition Of the tobacco has inn
proved and the crop approving 10
be better than early shipments in
dictated. Ranters should not, how
ever, force HE market BY ordering
tobacco sold, but should order the
Commission men to hold for top
prices. indications for Increasing
prices being very good The State
Tobacco Warehouse, on account of
new building not being completed
| is little crowded, but planters
should wait. aud have all tobacco
opened at them, Il is much better for
the market.
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Leuis L. vIett Dead.

Louis Il. Viett, 80 years old died
81 bis brotber's residence. Leonard
town, Monday night last. He was
born at Rockville. Montgomery Co ,
and came here about 70 years ago.
During bis residence 10 this com
munity be made many warm friends
b. sincerely regret his MSS This
Is the second death IN this family
recently. his brother Spencer hav-
Ing died last July.
The bereaved family have our sin
eere sympathy. He was buried
from Sc. Aloysius Church. this
"wednesday morning. IDterment
IS ST. Aloysius. May be rest In
peace!
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-09-02

All Saints Parish, Rev. Joseph
Baker, Rector. Sunday Services;
Morning Prayer and Sermon at III
4. II, Sc the Church and Evening
Prayer and Sermon ct 4 o'clock at
abo Mission Chapel.
Holy Communion the first SundEy
q the lnonth ct the Church and on
the second Sunday Of the month at
She Mission.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-09-02

Foxwell y johnson, proprietors
OF Hotel Lawrence. LeonaFdtown.
are prepared 70 look alter che COM
forts 81 their friends and she public
In general. Give as a cell when In
our town Ind We will do our hest 70
make you happy. Special rates per
week.
FoxwM.L a JOHNSON,
Leonardtown. Md
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DR.. Alan S Boarman VIII BE- at his
effice III Mechanicsville on Monday,
Tuesday aud Wednesday. and Id
Chaptico, Thursday. Friday and
Saturday. The last full wee k Of each
month.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-09-02

ate Of said county. deceased, All persons
having ciaima against the eaid deceased are
hereby notified 70 exhibit the same with she
proper vouchers attached thereto, 70 the sub
acrfbGx on or before the 18th day OF February
nom the benefita 81 the said estate. All per-
sons indebted 70 the deceased are required 70
max . I'm mediate pay meat 70 The subscriber.
HARRY a. RICHAHDsONs
August lift AAminaatrmtogs
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For Sale Cheap.

One 0 n. P. Gasoline Marine Engins,
standard make.
4 an. canoe fitted for engine.
1 86 n. canoe fitted for engine.
1 $50 bushel bugeye. All sound end
In Al condition. BOF particulars apply
70
July 1D--d Compton, Ma.
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Notice to Creditors.

Orphans, Court Of 81 MaryG County, Set
August 10, 1909
ORDERED BY THE COURT, That Harry
VA. Richardson, administrator Of Henry g.
Wible, late ofBt. Mary'g county, Nd, deceas-
cd, give the notice required BY law TO- the
and that the same be published once week
for SIN successive weeks In the b. Mary
Beacon.
Test; j. PHTEIP GHEBNwELL..
Register Of wills for 1T. Marys County.
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Leonardtown 8, soIomon's I.

On Monday last the Leonardtown
nine defeated the S1lomon's Island
team in a we'll PLAYED game by the
score Of 8 TO q
Frank Dent piic4led frtbe locals,
while Thomas Carry did the honors
for ihe visitors. Both nsn pitched
sttady ball The game was inter-
.as zig from the start aud much en-.
jos cd, Several grapd stand plays
W, re made
Ctevafand Ralaty un,nirad
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Levinson, the. JeweIer.

Don't forget to call on Saul LeviUson,
Leonardtown, If in peed 81 lewelry, eye
glasses. spectacles or anything in that
inc Give Levinson call.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-09-02

In pursuance OF the above order, 1 hereby
give notice that / have obtained from the Or
phan9 Court 0fst. Mays county; Nd, let
terBo decentralization ON thepersonai estate Of
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-09-02
store Fer Rsnt.

win rent my store on the road near
Compton. Possession given AZ once.
Old established stand.
H.&G. v. WEHRHRIM,
July 16---tf. Compton, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-09-02

Week ending September 2, 1909.
Reported by Richard S. Hill,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-09-02

AN ACT to amend Section one Of Article
one. title Elective Franchise, Of the
Constitution OF this State. and 70 provide
for The submission Of said Amendment
to the qualified voters Of ynis State for
adoption or rejection
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-21
HORSES AND CARRIAGES FOR
SALE.


MILES w. BANEY & BRO, tf3a
s7-4i Bridge St, Newark, N. j. e
ANNOUNCE
2-BIG PUBLIC
Regular Weekly Auction
AT i p. d. Z
20-HORSES-20
Thoroughly Acclimated Pennsylvania Draught,
Driving and Business Horses; Express and De-
livery Wagon Horses, Carriage Pairs and
Singles. Also a big run of secondhand horses
that have been used about the city, consigned
for absolute sale.
Lots of Carriages, Harness., Robes, ETC.. con-
signed by private parties who have no further
use for same. All private consignments shown
In harness. and every opportunity will be given
for inspection of offerings, meaning satisfac-
tion to both buyer and seller,
Special Evening Auction i.asb iisi
FRIDAY, JUNE 25. 1900, 4
25o-HORSES-250 . s .tsicg 5
which will include every type of horses suitable
for either business or pleasure driving, Realiz-
ing that many business men are at asloss to
spare time to attend daily sales we decided to
hold this event so that all might have the OPP
portunity to bid for the best stock the country
affords at the
HIGH-DoLLAR SALE.
We will feature no particular type OF horse
at this sale. We will have all, kinds and typel
at all prices. The best and the cheapest will be
among the offerings, II you are In the market
worth the money don't fail to attend this sale.
SPECIALIZING pairs blacks. three pain
grays, one pair pure white horses 1873 to 16.1
hands that arrived too late for our last special
for this special sale must be received not later
than Thursday evening.
Horses and Mules at private sales every day
in the week Regular auction sale every
Wednesday. Everything absolutely as adver-
tised. Always the best for the least money.
J. r. SEBRING. Auctioneer. :
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MORTGAGES RECORDED.

Nathan Rich to, West Side Trust Com9
pany. north sid Springfield ayenue'a %
feet east from Rankin street, s5;o9, urs
north side Stirling Il o2e feet "ess
Greater Newark Associates to Afme
building and Loan Association, west size
Brookdaie avenue; 1877 feet north from
Lindsey avenue, $500.
Same to same. west side Brookdale ave-.
nue., 100 feet south from ocean avenue
Kate L. Haynes and husband to Wood
side Building and Loan Assocla1on, s epan,
side Bryant street, 224 feet east from
Boris Bromberg to Franklin Conklin,
north side Rose street, west SIDE 6afcins
same to Betty schloss. same property
Edward Kohn to Fidelity Trust Com
nortn from sssr 5'hh Avenue. 5000.
Emil Boyer to Frederick J Kessler;
south side Bragaw aven lie. 2S feet eaSs
fr wla ,psWey s szesssn ss00, It al. To- Felix's
Piatkiewicz. east side Pierce street. 40o'
feet northeast from Moreland street. $500:
sld Mo Boy ppi Street 81 q So Z feet N north from Kin
Tey. street, $500.
Franz Marachner 70 Charles & 4; Kynor;
f Mosa s Eley s z avenue Neisa 1900, q I IS
Johanna Heron to Northwestern Buildsy
ing and Loan association. south SIDE
Berkeley avenue, ~ itct lWSst ifSpf 27'Ft
enth street, $500.
Sharff Construction and Realty Com-
pany to William 1. Garratt. south SIDE
Wainwright street, $500. a 1850
TOWNSHIPS.
Edwin Coles. jEr TO Nina Nicolet, Irv,
south from Springfield avenue -. 500,
francesca Capozzo to Jeraldo Maioran,.
| Bloomfield. east side. Columbus .avenue,
225 feet south from Afva street. 500.
Edmund D. Vanderbilt to Louise c.
! Denis. East Grunge. s,vest. side Clinton
street. 451 feet sotth from Harvard street,
$1,000.
irherese Schooner and husband to Davisa
render. %Irvfngton, southeast side Twenty
second street. 244 feet northeast from Al.
pine street. $500.
Jean Heinzinger to Jeremiah Spatcher
Irvingtcn, north side Springfield avenue,
AZ feet west from Florence avenue, 5000
M. Elsie Ferguson and husband to
BIoomfield Building and Loan Association
Bloomfield, centre Lake street. 23O feet
southwest from Crown street, 1850. IS
Mary A.. Mulle1 and husband to Hat
DIME Savings Sank. Orange, northead
side Ger trail avenue. 80 feet Southeast fro
! land John Lynch. $500.
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.

49, ~
Henry III to HenryeD Cohen ct a1.S
n s Stirling st, 52S It " rr High
Martha A. Peoples to Joseph Bien,
s7s.16th a eeSft efrAGreenberrya.i
81, 25x100 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Michael Noll to Julius E.. Huebner.
lr... e $ Geneva st, 159 IT S fr Cliff
Hill.pl,s 44xl20 s...aaasssns
Gillen Company. Inc, to Mary A.
Delaney, W 5 Marin pl, 11ogft n :
fr Millington av, 50x155 ...:....~ 81
$ Irving st, 24s IT g Fl Summer av.
Z 25x103
Georgeanna Mount to franklin FRI
Mayo, n = Brunswick st, W friPark- nas
hurst st, 22xl2 ...-..t.....:......s.
ct al. W S S. 18th st. 400 1T s Fl 18th
ifYP' ''AiYo Tio isP s-3v0l
Edwin Coles. jr.. to John Hempel.
I%rvington. e $ Grove st, 4S1 IT s #
John Hempel to Edwin Coles. e-1rss
Irvington: same property =. ,....s.. E
Breckenridge K Tichenor, Inc., to
francesca Capezzi, Bloomfield e
Thomas st. $50 $ fr Alva st. 35x100...
.nolds, Bloomfield, G 5 Thomas st, 2N & :
IT s fr Alya st. 25x1o0 .-rr.;--.
Robert D. Reynoldsl to Franceseg Ca
pozzo, Bloomfield, same property
uDaVlQ sender TO IutreSd cSliueiei
and hus, Irvington, $ e s 22d st,
pa # n e fir Alpine st, 5x110.....,
Lewis G. Mitchell ct al (exrs) to. Car
RE J. Gilbert, Bloomfield. cen Lake 4,
st. 231 IT IT Crown st. 150x157; n 4,
other tracts n
Carrie ]. Gilbert md hus to NJ. EasieU
Ferguson, Bloomfield, same property
Horace p. Wheeler to Fred Faas,
Montclair. e s Fullerton. av, 10 II
e sfrA Id Thomas B. Taylor, 2oxlZli
.xl IL - fra ff 1a1r. Is ~. - IL
Frank A. Sawyer. to Board1naif
Wright, Montclair, \ 8 Warren p
III IT II W fl Harrison av, 100x0A
Newark and Essex Land n I'M
provement Co. to- Carrie =; sHehry.
S. Orange, n 8 Franklin av,s e frasFs
RUTGERS st. 5OX10O ...................
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BRANCH OFFICES AND
AGENTS.

sd
- - -
ADVERTISING receives NJ once Rates.
IA Cone street. Tel 4he. Orange.
u 70 HoIs sIe oErieE4 4''' rang"
1ianfsioo-N
34 Harrison avenue. Tel. 1880. Market.
NEW YORK OFFICE
Room. oil. 1850 Nassau street. Tel. 474s,
-paaLman
NEW JERSEY sH0RE AGENCIES.
ASBURf PARk-
Tel. 317-W.
ATLANTIC CITY
Dorland Advertising Agency.
NEWARK
Bellevilie avenue, OPP. Breithut
Bros. Tel. 108clL, B. D.
Broad street, $40, Paul Knecht- Tel. III.
b1 1884,, si B. B. ''i7s' :. 4 or'enwo0a' lei
Tel. 22ss-R. Market. ."
'I Msrket aSe"ue' ''o' N"ap Df0'" 81 i0'i'
.Waverly. -.
clinton gIsa5h' a WsTsriy los. cha.. A. schmidt. Tel
2li5-R, Waverly.
Clinton avenue, 500, w. e. Moore. Tel. 246s
clinton avenue and Bergen street. ID Bram.
ley, Tel. 1926. Waveris. ~
Elm h110; and Fsciac streets, c. B. duncan. Tel.
Fe es : str MaiK eoposlte Hamburg place J. G.
orange iuHees Street. SO. VIM. II. sayre. Tel. 1893.
Branch Brook, ~
~spTnsnela syenue' %" 1ohn Sreunis lei'
Springfield avenue and Magnolia street, APP
spSringseidi avenue and E Eighteenth avenue.
Springfield avenue and 1 Jones street. c. Roen-
wright street and Sherman avenue HI
Parker, Tel. 1881. Waverly.
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PHRENOLOGY.

PROF. A. g RICE, 25 w. Torty-hfth' St. New
Rice universally pronounced greatest. living
clairvoyant. living full names. dates facts,
location, in love. courtship. marriage, patents,
their multitudinous details; Immediate results
In reuniting friends, causing marriages. remov-
ing evil Influences. developing mediums: salts
faction guaranteed or no fee accepted. Hours.
10 a. m. to 8 p. m. daily and sunday, Three
doors west of Aston Theatre.
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oFFTcE or CRY CLERK.

Newark. n. J., June 10. 1909.
Report OF deaths for the week ending June
18th. 1909: Mon. "a: boys. %; women, rs; girls,
IL. total. "a.
Ages-One year and under. "a; between 1 and
: years. s: between 2 and 5 years. 2: between
10 and 20 years. 4; between 20 and 80 years, 4:
between 30 and 10 years. 9: between 40 and 80
years, 10: between so and so years, -; between
% and 70 years. S. between 20 and so years, 3:
between 50 and over. 3.
Diseases-Apoplexy or cerebral hemorrhage.
2; appendicitis. Q; atelectasis. pulmon.. l; asthe-
MIA, /; bronchitis. 2; Brfghts disease. kidneys.
4; cancer. 8; cancer. liver. 1; cancer. rectum. 1:
cancer. uterus. 1; casualties. /: cholers infan-
tuna or summer complaint. /; cirrhosie liver, 4:
commissions, /: diphtheria. !; drowned. .;
sciarnpsia. ] endocarditis, 4: entero-coIitis. !;
fsver, typhoid, 1; gastro-enterius. ?; heart dis
ease, 4: hemorrhage. lungs, I; hernia, I. maras-
mus or nneInutrtion. 3; meningitis. acute. 1:
pephritls. 8; oedema, lungs. 4; old age or sanil-
fly. 1; phthisis pulmonalis. 2; pneumonia, 3;
pnsumnnih. broucho. 2; premature birth. .;
sclerosfs. 1; still born. 10; sunstroke or heat
prostration. 1: syphilis. 1; tetanus. 1; tubercu-
fcsis. 2: uraemia. 1: whoooping cough. 1.
Places OF Nativity--United States. 50; ireland.
Z: England. 2: Scotland. /; Italy, a. Germany.
n; switzerland. I; Russia. 3; Austria. 4. col
JAMES F. CONNOLLY. city Clerk.
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AT AUCTION.
Largest Commission Stables In New Jersey.
350-HEAD OF HORSES-350.
BULLS HEAD COMMISSION STABLES,
495-497 BROAD ST. POP 81 2o-3l-33-35 ESSEX
ST. NEWARK n. fI
TUESDAY. JUNE %, 1909,
commencing at 10 a. m, with horses. wagons
and harness. Any gentleman who Is In need Of
q horse should not fail to be. on hand Tuesday.
Regular a lction sales every Tuesday and Fri
day, commencing at 10 a. m.
THOMAS H. HOY, Prop.
]. B. MoREHOUS. Salesman.
]. s. WILLIAMS. Auctioneer.
Both phones.
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wINCKLER-At Orange, N. j., Tune
10, 1909, Frank, beloved son of Peter
and Mary winckler. aged 2 years Z
months. 20 Cary street.
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woLF-Entered into rest. on Sunday,
June 20. 1909, after a lingering ill
ness, Christina Wolf tnee Nemsinger)-
widow of Ernst Wolf, aged SO year {
months 10 days, % Court street.
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Attention. Horse Owners

YOU w YOUR HORSES DEAL OR ALIVE,
AND CAN DISPOSE OF THEM
TO WHOM YOU PLEASE.
We are chartered by the State Of New Jersey
to collect and deal in animals. alive or dead.
We are at your service at any time. We will
remove all dead animals promptly and without
expense to you and we pay a reasonable price
for each animal. Telephone us at Bell phone
22l0 Harrison. Local 81 Harrison. Night Bell
phone A7-J Branch Brook. SCHWARZ
BROTHERS OMPAN dnc.). 100 Harrison
av., Kearny, N. ].
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MADAME CARLSON. phrenology; ladies only;
a full reading for 30 cents; daily except Sun
days. Al Orchard st.
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ST. ALOYSIUS'S HOLY NAME SOCIETY.
An member are requested to meet at the
church tonight at 3 o'clock to take action on
the death Of our late fellow member. Owen
Growney. THOS. j. SMITH. Secretary.
Rev. Frederick j. Mitchell. Spiritual Director.
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THIESRAUF-At Califon, N. j., on
Friday, June Is. 1909, Henry. only be-
loved son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Thierauf. formerly OF Newark, aged
70 years.
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PASSAGE EXCHANGE.

EMIL GERMANUS, steamship agency, money
exchange. Main office, 1856 Springfield av.;
branch office. 24 Ferry st.
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HALLER-Entered into rest on Friday,
June is. 1909, Pauline Carrie Halter
(nee Schraft). beloved wife of Fred
erick Halter, aged 20 years 5 months,
$40 South Nineteenth street.
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wEGLE-Entered into rest on Satur-
day. June 10. 1909. after a long i'll
ness. John Wegle. aged 70 years, 222
Mulberry street.
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HEADLEY-At Newark. n. j., on Sun
day, June Is, 1909. David G., beloved
husband of Anna D. Headley (nee
McLelland).