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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.


Caldwell.
NoB HILL-Buildlng lots, $50 feet above sea-
level. cheap. F. L. e.
Chatham.
TO RENT-"High and Healthfur' Chatham,
n, J.-Fine house, 10 rooms. bath, steam heat,
electric light, coal and gas ranges, large piazza,
stable; lot 70x400: Main ST., near station, 20 min
utes from Newark; hour from N. Y, Lacka-
wanna road; So trains daily; only $50 a month.
BROKAW, 100 Broadway, N. ", or Chatham,
N. j. Phone connections. Other houses to rent
and for sale at right prices and good terms.
Also desirable lots for investment or building.
West Orange.
GOING to South America-This Is what l will
do: Sell my 14-room modern house, all i'm
provements; built for boarding-house to ac-
Edison's employees; II sold this
week any offer over mortgage takes it: plot
50x100. with barn; one minute to trolley.
HURRY Box 30. Star Office
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wallpaper aud Painting.
WE PAPER your rooms for ST. and up;
rooms painted $.50; outside painting at very
reasonable price. PHILIP ROSENBERG. is5
Springfield av.
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Carpenters ard nhinc Makers.
L. SoNNTAG. 4s9 South Nineteenth ST.. near
Fifteenth av.; frst-ciass repairing on houses;
moderate prices. Repairing and polishing
furniture especially. Send postal card.
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pHRENOLOGY.

CONSULT PROFESSOR LIE ROY, Americas
creates. Life Reader; different from all
others. his ADVICE VIII help you; special full
readings this week, SOC. This address only. SIS
Broad St. next door to. gas office. Hours 2H5.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
ON SALARY

Ut III y
At SPECIALLY REDUCED It
We loan money to any one working on a
salary at q much less rate than Is charged
lsewhere. and further than that. we guar
antae that every loan made In this office will be
absolutely private and confidential. Your
anything about 1t. The money is yours simply
for the asking. No indorser required. No
delay. No rec tape. MUTUAL LOAN COM
PANY. az Hill Building. log Market.
NOTES or SALARIED EoPLE and business
concerns bought without security: cheapest
rates, easiest payments; office In SC principal
cities. ID. II. TOLMAN. Room 6l2. 23S Wash
ingion St, cor. Market.
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ClAIRVOYANTS,

MADAM LA rem. -Newark's ahlest ciairvoyant.
spirit medium: past, present. future. all sub
jects. 10 to S, except Sundays 4Si Broad st.
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CREMATORIES.
ROSEHILL %CREMAT0RY

LINDEN, n. J.-Located in Rosehill Gene
terry; six miles from Newark. via new asphalt
road Edgar road); modern; ahead OF any
crematory In the world: always ready. For
information. FIEDLER's. Ill Llttleton av., or
phone Superintendent. 7Ss Eliza beth. Main Of
fee. Flatiron Building. New York.
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FELGER-Suddenly, on Friday, Sep
TENDER 10. 1909. Henry l.. Felger, aged
AZ years G months, beloved husband
of Mary Felger and son of FrederlcA
and Elizabeth Felger, los orange
avenue, I%rvington.
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Grinding and Cutlery.
GRINDING and repairing of cutlery; BARRIERS
tools and doctors Instruments. F.. LATTER
JUNG. ITO Springfield av.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
FRAENTzEL G. RICHARDS. patent law,
American and foreign patents, trademarks
and copyright. and mechanical engineering.
Liverpool and London and Globe Building,
corner Broad and Mechanic SITS. rooms Col 500.
Phone 34S5-J, Newark.
DRAKE & CO., Globe Building, 800 Broad St.
room 30s. solicitors OF patents and experts In
all matters relating to inventions Oldest and
largest In tie State. Established In 1865. Free
advice as to patentability. Telephone 2946.
RUSSELL NJ. EVERETT. Tel. Assn.
PATENT LAWYER AND SOLICITOR,
1888 BROAD ST.. COR. MARKET.
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cONEy-At his home, 102 Eighth ave-
nue., on Saturday, September H. l'''
William Coney, in his 18th year
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SAM RICH. swell ladies' tailor and d~ressmaker.
81 S Orange av. Phone 1436-W. Newark.
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Clothing.
I WILL pay high pricer for CASTOR clothing.
Send postal and I'll call. FRANK 50 Mer-
Ger g..
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STORAGE.

FIRST-CLASS STORAGE.
Locked rooms. padded vans, expert handlers;
packing or moving to city or country.
NEW CARPET CLEANING.
COWPERTHWAIT & VAN HORN CO.,
Offices: 1915 Market ST.. Newark. Phone $3.50.
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1 PAY highest prices for cast-off clothing send
postal. ! VIII call. b. COHEN. 60 Canal st.
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HAGEMANN-O On Thursday, Septeni-
her 9, 1909, after a brief illness, Bar
bara Hagemann, widow of Charles L.
Hagemann, in her SD year, l3' Elm
street.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

PIANOS AND ORGANS.
IF YoU WANT A PIANO HEA
Don't pay Broad or Market street prices.
WE SAVE YOU $50 TO $50,
Because we're out of the High Rent District and
pay no canvassers' or agents commissions.
IN USED PIANOS,
80, sG5, s95. 1925. Sl45, Sl6o.
PAYMENTS $500 A WEEK Up.
JOHN SPURGE Corner High st.
65 Springfield av. open evenings.
LET Cook and Peary fight 1t out about the
North Pole. Every piano buyers compass
should point to South Broad St, No. $40.
Slightly used pianos so per cent. discount. New
pianos, all grades. all prices, easy terms. Come
today. SAMUEL ORR, S9 Broad st.
NO n ever did or ever can give you a piano
as good for the money as we; the reason,
small expense and close buying. SAUER &
CO.. Iii South Orange av.. near Norfolk st.
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REAL Estate
Special Real Estate Days:s--Tufsdays and Fridays.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


CENTRALLY LOCATED two-famiiy pouSe, /
rooms; rents s324. 50, 200. Mortgage 81. 800 at b
per cent. For this and other genuine and de-
cided bargains see
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FERGUSON-Suddenly, on September
II, 1909. at his late residence, iVo
Hartford street, Samuel j., oeloVeu
son of Charles n the late Jane
Ferguson.
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GRAHER-On Friday, september w.
1909, William. beloved son OF wiz
lam and Augusta Graher (nee ret
rolD. aged 5 years I months 4 days.
42S South Twelfth street.
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RITCHIE-Friday, September 10, 1909,
william A, infant son of Abraham A.
and Catherine Richie, aged Is
months, 12S Main street, Belleville.
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RUANE-On September 10, 1909, Wini-
fred Ruane (nee Fleming. beloved
wife of Thomas Ruane, As Mott street.
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LOCKS repaired and keys fitted: Yale locks
a specially. o. TACK. 216 Washington st.
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SCHREIBER-At Lakewood, n. j., on
Friday, September 10, 1909. John
Schneider, in his seventy-ffth ear.
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HARRISON Friday, September 10,
1909. Rufus, beloved husband of Maud
Harris, in his S6th year, 10 scott
street.
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GIBBONS-September 10, 1909, Emma
C. Gibbons, 379 Mafn~street' orange
N. j..
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GARRISON-On September ., l9o9'
Phineas D., husband of Margaret
Garrison. in his S0th year, 25o MI
Pleasant avenue.
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SHIPPEE-Suddenly, on Friday, Sep
tember 10, 1909, Margaret Shippee (nee
Beam), beloved wife of DIR. ID. H.
Shippee, of Wanaque, n. j.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. on Saturday,
September II, 1909. at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Emil Ohlsen' ia
Main street, East Orange, N. j., Sarah
F.. wife of John w. Harrison, IL her
18th year.
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CEMETERIES.
R0sENEL.L Cemetery

Re prepared. You must have a burial plot
eventually: why not buy II now. IN most beau
tiful Rosehill Cemetery. at one-half rate OF
other cemeteries7
Cash or instruments.
Free automobile service to cemetery.
Write or phone. to 3s7i-J.
ERNEST j. e. Fielder,
Ill iAttleton ev., corner Thirteenth av.
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MILLER-On Thursday, September 8,
1909, at his late residence, rs Plane
street, Silas Miller, in his 92d year
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kENDALL-On September 9, 1909, Ida
e., beloved daughter of Samuel and
May A. Kendall, aged "a years, Sc
R~idgewood nj
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LAMBERT-On Friday, September 10,
1909. Emma, beloved wife of William
j.. Lambert, In her I'D year, 400
Franklin avenue, Nutley, n. j.
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K~ITTIE-Pieas come home. everything is all
right. Your father, OTTO FULRoAN.
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HEBD-On Wednesday, September .,
after a brief Illness, Oscar A. Held
beloved brother of Charles and Lizzie
Rath, aged 80 years 9 months, 2Iz
Runyon street.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
MALE.

COLORED MAN wishes work of any kind,
Please call or write IS camfield st.
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JEROLOMAN-On September 10, 1909,
Abram Jeroloman. at Galilee, N. j.,
aged 10 years 10 months.
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HERZINGER-On September 10, 1907
Mary Theresa Herzinger, lntaht
daughter of Adam and May Her.
Finger (nee Halligan), aged l month
9 days, So Whitney street.
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INSTRUCTION.
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Founded 1899.

MISS CRAvEN's SCHOOL FOR iris. 1oos
Broad ST.. Newark. reopens Tuesday, Septem-
Der 2sth. Primary. intermediate, academic and
college preparatory departments. A limited
number of boys received In the prima depart-
ment. For circulars address MISS NRAVEN.
zoos Broad ST., Newark.
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YOUNG MAN would like to learn piano tuning
trade. Call or write ]. L. s., &c Eagle ST
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HOBBINS-On September IL. 1909, at
her late residence, 129 Park avenue,
Rose, wife Of John Hobbins, ana
daughter of Eliza and the late Henry
Kinkley.
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BRIDE T0-BE BURIED
IN HER WEDDING GOWN


MEMPlils. Tenn. Aug 7--Al.
though the family home. 1a2 Mnnas
saa ~, had been prepared for a
wedding yesterday, instead a FL.
neral occurred with the bride o. the
corpse and some OF tho Wedding
guests an pallboarers. Pretty BE
atrlco Boulah Land. IS. was 10 have
been married to g N. Rhodes nc.
eordlng TO the announcement Of her
parents. Guests had arrived In the
city, including Mr. and Mrs. A II.
Norwood from Los Angeles. The
cofonora Jury returned a verdict
that death Was due 70 carb0llc acid
administered by her own hand.
Rhodes. the groom, has been
missing for two days, Al The re.
quest Of the family the police have
Investigated and claim 10 have dis
covered that he has a wife and fam.
by In another part Of the city Ills
visit Wednesday night. followed b.
a ride with his nance, IL the last
heard Of him. the family say.
The young bfldeto.be was buried
In hof wedding gown.
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Ing pursuit since May ~ last. when
Il Is alleged they oloped from Man
chester, n, H., Mrs Charles 4. East
man and Frederick bowen arc IA
the hands " tho police Of Newark
n j., who had been appealed to By
tho womanH husband. Mrs Fast
man save her age ~ % years
Bowen said he was o.
Mrs. Eastman was found In Pat
efson by Detective King of Newark
who previously had arrested Bowen
When she. learned Bowen was a
prisoner nho consented 10 accom-
pany tho detective TO Newark
with her was her T.yearold daugh
tor. Doris
II was through the prattle Of
Doris TO her doll In the boarding
house Of Mrs LILLIAN Llvormorc. At
No. 10 Orleans at., Newark, that
tho alleged clippers we're traced
Mrs. Liyermone heard Doris say
lio good and I'll take you 10 see
your little brother soon" The land.
lady questioned Doris. who said her
little brother was In Manchester.
That's where my real papa
lives, the gifi added naiyely. "You
see, our fighi name Is Eastman, not
White, and this amt my papa; only
mamma and he tell me to call him
papa. ITS name Is Bowen
Mrs. Llvermnre sent word TO East.
man In Manchester. and be- came To
Newark The arrests followed.
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VERDICT REVERSED
BY W0MAh'S SMILE

CHICAGO. Aug IA little smile
BY Miss Rose iileiwelsa. pretty
stenogrnpheri may b. Sorth so. 900
not TO Mas nlelwelsa. who was em
ployed BY Attorney n ]. wslman,
bat to the Parker Washington Con
tracing company.
For Misa Rleiweiss Is accused Of
iamperinE with a iury in tho unilsd
States circuit court. which recanilf
save John MeNioholas 4 verdict Of
SO. ooo against the contracting cum
pany.
The pretty sienographeF I'D rot
offer money TO the iurnfs. or prum
ise them political pluniA She "a
charged with having simply smiled.
smiled frequently and soyly At Ger
tain juror and with aaylng won
from them favor In behalf Of her
employer.
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CHILD'S TALK TO DOLLY
TELLS MOTHERS SHAME

Congress will not bc asked 10 ap.
propriato penny. The returns
from tho Improvement would pay
Of the bonds The government
would simply act On banker. as II
does now Tor the various irrigation
projects"
As direct oorollhry 10 Hookera
proposition. will come the subject
Of tho thorough organization Of the
country 10 insure unified action No
definite plens for offoctlng this
organization have yet been given
Out and the subject will be thfeahed
ont IN the congress, forming what
viii douhtleau be one Of the chief
Issues Of tho session
That a decision Will not be
reached without friction and prob
ably serious clashes lie admitted.
An endorsement Of Rockers pro.
posal, In whole or In part, would
mean practically an endorsement
Of the Roosevelt policies Of reela'
matlon and conservation,
For. that the discussion will In.
cludo conservation 40 well Ne feclh
nation. Is made clear In lloohera
resolutions
More than this. prominent Off
cials. including clifford Plnchot u.
y, Forester. Secretary Of Agflcul.
turs James Wilson. y. II. Newell,
director Of the U. 8 Reclamation
Service. and Secretary Of tho In
terlof Richard A. Balllnger. viii BIO
on the ground.
All this, viewed IN the light OF
recent events At Washington, with
naliinger accused Of attempting 70
block the Roosevelt policies Of con
aoryation and reclamation. throwing
open and then Withdrawing lands,
under pressure from Taft, and flR
uring a. the cause Of friction In the
cabinet over the very questions that
arc bound to be sprung 10 the I'M
CATION congress. points with pfac
tlcal certainty 10 occasional periods
OF hlgh temperature before such an
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BRIEFS BY WIRE

oRIlNo.-A fire that started In
a dry Min here yesterday afternoon
for a while threatened tho total
city. but was finally extinguished
By the use Of several tons oi salt,
WASHINGTON. - Police Court
Judge Kimbali holds that playing
marbles for keeps" Is gambling.
TkcoMA.-Plcrce county rcpub.
licans arc holding a primary cleo
ton to determine who Il TO be their
representative at the district con
vention 10 nominate a successor TO
Congressman Cushman.
sPoKANE.-The collision on the
electric line, al la Crosse. last Sat
urday, was caused BY the violation
OF rules by the special train.
sPoKANE.-iA note signed by
Mae Henderson, saying that shc
was drowning herself. was found IN
a bottle In the Spokane river.
CEDAR HOME, Wash. - Three
large forest fires arc raging In the
woods hero and no relief seems pos.
slblc.
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LOVE FOR HUSBAND
SAVES HER CHILDREN

SPARTA. Wis. Aus. IA won
ans choice Of saving her husband
before her son and daughter re-.
suited In the saving Of the three
Mrs. william o'keefs and chill
drru were at la Crosse The son
and daughter went IN swimming
while the parents remained on
shore. The son and daughter got
beyond their depth and the PAR
ents vent to their assistance. both
being good swimmers. OKeefe
vas caught In some roots at the
bottom Of the river The wifs gave
up her efforts TO save the children
and extricaisd her husband
Ia q moment be vas resasci,ated
and then both plunged back into
the river. the father saving the son
and the mother the daughter
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HIST GIRLS!
PRIZES FOR
The PRETTY
,,,bs Judges Tag You, You
VIII Be 1t, and 1t Means
a, Prettiest Girl at the
Fair.

-. er,,ies, rIrl in the world u
= an ,hc Ayr. exposition
md, on Monday August w. w''l
.,,, 500 sold vaich. onslased
NV, ~ ,mhlem Of the exposition.
.,ll he known a. tho Queen OF
- a the exposition " lhe
49, 49,, mi IN the world Is no,
~ pfettlost girl who IL on
Z. ~ M grounds will receive s 'he
y AZ August - will be Inter
Fn@ ..i scauty dAy at the fair.
ii,'a- ...,alttes o. three Seattle men
.',A experience and iudsmeni
Z .ss,srsas solicited to Judge The
~. -. a. The fAlr grnunds on that
y. Thelr names will be Kept a
~ -, sesres. but suffice 4 TO say
- =. 4. a capitalist aud real e..
p ran. another a successful
1000 merchant. and a third a
$500 and social leader we'll
49, 20 newspaper readers This
'.-,rI,iee will spend the day on
Y. M grounds, looking Tot me
80 Of BEAUTY. Later an an,
s',.se,msnt will be made o. certain
80 where the committee viii
- /, certain hours and past these
~ ~. I iAe promenade Of beauty Will
pst .,..,i,n a. w.ae the
..,,nnate young woman VIII he
.-l,tly notified TO appear Al the
',.,si,lcn Auditorium In the even
~ shers the presentation o. ne
.',sh and the cfvwnlnk OF the
o,,<s q Beauty viii take place
~ msmbsfs Of the Queens Court
N y chesea frum aineng The
nsssems women on the taif
ruasas that DAY
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CENTRAL BUILDING OPERATOR
GOES 10 Mills UP AND 10
DOWN EACH DAY.

Il does not seem possible that an
elevator boy oa an elevator In ono
.nf out larger business blocks tray.
rls about 30 milos a day, but that
Is the ease.
In the Central building the men
running the elevators So al the rate
Of five miles an hour about Is
miles M In the air and the same
distance down every day, Taking
those figures for year you will
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WEST SEATTLE

Residents o. the West Side, for
merry known az West Seattle, are
anticipating activity In real estate
ms a result Of the electric light and
Cedar river water system. contracts
for the construction Of which Will
BE- LET next week Many people
who have bought h0meaitos In this
beautiful residence district have
been waiting for these improve
menta before building homea. and
nov that lisht and water are az
aursd. It ID expected that there will
be a vsritabic building boom.
The condemnation Of the rlght OF
say for the opening Of a5th nv. 4,
W. 20 feet side is well under way
and a. soon a. this IA accomplished
number Of large realty owners.
Nith the cooperation Of the Seat
Tie Electric company. will cHtAb'
llSh a car line on this street This
avenue extends south along the
ridge south Of Alaska ~. for three
miles. and will open up the choicest
view property In tho city
The Century Realty Company,
which has plated and sold more
land on the West side than any
other dealer. has just opened up
the Fannticruy Scenic Addition.
covering 30 acres This IL divided
into 5ofoot lots. with a few half
acre tracts. and Il being Offered
for immediate sale at one-third Of
what Il will command when the
car line IL In operation merit year.
This company has the reputation
Of offering only choice property to
the people. and they say this Ia the
best buy they have offered for sew
eFal years. Fine spring water will
be piped 10 each lot. and as Il IA
only air blocks to the ear line. there
will undoubtedly be a big demand
for this property.
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- -.
Huii'''ns INTENSE pam 'o' ule 'a'.
NV ,'ou."s' Jus 70 M ass.a'a'eu
a''A'A - ,n'uais''.'i'' ~ . 'AoH
aon' o. 'a17 r''su'h A'snue' seA'''e'
'''epaVns "An i''-, use'peu 70
'oh.u'' i'''snhs' ~ i'ousnhe'' 'n'
NeiiAnosn naAo oseu experts
suiss 4-V's.e 'eopie savings bahh
nu'iu'hs' h'' VS., 70 'nes' popular
spe''a''a's 'o'ui'eu u" rs''s' 70 MN
mat was a surprise "eA"its oo'
.Aiheu Nefe almost instant ana 10
Jay MI JACKSON i'eis "Ns y new
man
FOR thfee months MT, jackson
oo"iu nov s'oop otoI' WAN W move
al an without SUFFERING severe pain.
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welded 5000 COUPLES

BRISTOL. Tenn. August This
Rev Aitrcd II Burroughs. striving
fpt tho worlds record Of 0rctna
0feeu ceremonies. yesterday reach
ID the mark Of 1000 couples, dat
ias frpm an Incideniai marriage Of
the hind herg August "a. 1853 Ths
last decade brought young couples
10 him At the rate of from 20 10 "a
q month Mos couples married by
him came from Virginia and West
Virginia. having eloped because tia
laws Of those states fnrbid the mar
Tiagc Of minors except by consent
~ parents
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The Steamer Jeanie arrived In
port this morning rum Nome with
large number Of passengers. Her
charter beinE completed. she sill
be turned over 10 her owners. and
Nlll sail FOR the north next Tues.
day On her next trip shc will
carry powder and explosives. TO,
grthef with a general cargo
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Goodfeiior Bros. report a number
Of sales in their Island Park Home
Tracts. which we're recently placed
on the market
Mercer island is last becoming
tho location Of mAny beautiful
homes, and 10 tho near future Il
VIII be merit 10 impossible TO got
lots near the water at any reason.
able price. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-07
LAND OFFICE PROBE.

OLYMPIA. Aus J-SenAiof Fish
~. 4 he legislative investisaiinl
.uml,tse. assisted BY former Rep
sentative Coles Of West Seattle
"a stsxAr, Saith. secretary OF tbs
smmi,sse. have formally entered
4 off,ee Of +. W. Ross. state lant
rnuluioner. TO begin the work d
,Arekinx w that office.