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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-04-22
A DEAR FRIEND.

q hear yer fren' Tamson's mar
ried again"
ave. so he is. He's been dear
frian' fac me. He's cost me three
waddin' presents an two wreaths,"
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-04-22
We REI1ERATE

That for more than fifteen years
Hunts Cure has been working on the
afflicted It's mission is to cure skin
troubles, particularly those of an itch
ing c laracter. Its success is not on
account of advertising, but because it
surely does the work. One box is
guaranteed to cure any case.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-04-22
DIREcrol,

JUDICIAL
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o...:;....-.;.::.........J.s N. CerAss ~
49, G. san1 ASty......-...-.......O ~
STATE Senat0r............. H. B. E.S
Circuit court meets second ~.
and third Monday in July.
Chancery court meets fir,t -
and December. nohdl
County court meets first Mona.
April. July and October.
Probate court meets 4th Mo,s.
April. July and October. I
Court of Common Pleas mee..
January. April. July and Octoh.z nd I
OFFICIAL.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-04-22

Board Of health-Drs. Adam ca.
Arnold. S. J. Hesterly A. s. Bucbsssa
RE.
School Board-C. c. Handy. p,,..3
Vaughn. Secretary; G. r. Haynie N.
J. C. Young. J. s. Regain.
City council meets first and thirdr..
in each month
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-04-22
CHURCHES.

ME. Church South-Rey. W. A g.,
Preaching every Sunday. morp;n" =.
Prayer meeting every WEEK..
Sunday School every Sunday morni.. !.
Finis e. Murrah. Superintendent
Baptist Church-Eld. L. M. Ksa6,,
Preaching every Sunday mornins Z.
Prayer meeting every Thursday ~.
School every Sunday morning Il -.
Young. Superintendent.
C, P. Church-Rev.J. NJ. Aler,,a-
Preaching every Sunday moruins ~.
Sunday school every Sunday mornins :
Tompkins. Superintendent
Christian Church-Eld. R. A. HisAu,11
Preaching every Lords day at II ~
D. m. Prayer meeting every Wedn.s.s
Sunday school every Sunday morning n =
Chas. F. Newth. Supt.
Presbyterian Church z. II M
tor. Preaching the LIST End, and a ~
each month. morning and night. Ferx
at Marlbrook. Prayer meeting ever -
night. Sunday school every Sunday ~
O'Clock: T. c. McRae. Supt.
w. C. T. U.-meets End and IL ~.
moons at O'Clock. Mrs. W. B. walla. p
A. II QvEAa GarrQfnrv
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-04-22
POSTOFFICE.

Office hours-Open at 8 .. m. close =
open at p. m. close NJ 7:So p. m Ss4j
nj go q. m. Close 1t 1890 q. m: opsa 80
close at $50 .. m. Money ords- dspsrt
at a. m. close At p. m.
Mail from Rosston and intermsdists -
rives at II q. m. leaves At y. n.
Mail from Gale and intermcdiste pone :
at II a. m. and leaves q p. m
These routes daily except Sunday. "a
Mail on rural routes Nos l. 2, .. At0s,
every day except Sunday at = n.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-04-22
LODGES.

Masonic meets LIST Friday night b -
J. r. York. w. M: ]. M. Kinser Sscsvt1s
O.E.S Sheets every LIST and Sid 4
nights. Mrs. Lillian Cress, w. NJ; Nm
Huff, Secy.
Woodmen of the World Meets 4
Wednesday nights in each month. G. Z
C. c.; Dio Lewis. clerk.
Knights Of Pythias meets every Mmiu
J, A. Bailey. G. c.: Wren Scott. K. ofRtlI
Odd Fellows meets every Tuesday =
B. Hamilton. N. c.: Alex Vaughn Ssaa
Knights and Ladies' Of Honor -mssn Id
Thursday nights in each month. G. 3
protector: B. J. Daniels. Sec.
Ancient Order Of United Workmsn-rsl
second and fourth Thursday nightA vi
shaw. M. W.. Jim White. Recorder.
Nevada County Medical Society msso n
day night in each month. DIR. VIM v.
ident: DIR. J. S. Chastain. secretary.
Rebekah Lodge No. 236 meets evsu 4
third Wednesday night In eachmontA -
Davenport, Noble Grand. Alex Vaushssl
tary.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-05

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NOTICE, KNIGHTS.

All members of Rathbone Lodge,
No. IS, and Oglethorpe Lodge, and
visiting knights are cordially invited
u attend the joint installation Of the
officers of above lodges tonight. BY or
der of W. D. Bailey. C c. no. As; j.
w. Simmons, c. G., No. "a
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THE STAYS THE THING

Having accepted the agency of the
celebrated -SPIRELLA cORsETs' |
an prepared to take orders 10 meas
ure and would be pleased 10 call and
demonstrate the good qualities Of the
Spirella 20 the ladies Of Brunswick.
Mrs. W. w. Royal,
Phone e3s.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-05
ABE RoTAscAILD. TIE WELL

ABE RoTHScHlLD. TIE WELL
known jeweler, is distributing among
his customers and friends, a very use
ful calander. in the form Of a large
map Of the state of Georgia, including
the several new counties and giving
much information about the state.
The nap is very pretty and useful
one and there has been quite a de-
mand for them.
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rHE woMEN,s MISSIONARY So.

ciety Of the First Baptist church is
holding special missionary meetings
this week at the church and special
Christmas offerings for China are be-
ing made. Meetings viii be neld al
the church each afternoon Of the week
at $50 o'clock. except Wednesday.
All members Of the society are urged
to attend the meetings.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-05
THE STEAMSHIP eRIpHlA Ar

TIE ST EAWoTIF EMIT TIN M
rived yesterday TO load cotton from
=. d. NJ. Strachan & Co. Other arr
rivals during the day were the steaul-
n Woodfeld. from Las Palmas. and
The schooner Theoline, Cummings,
from Boston. Gel F. Scannell, Johns,
from New York. blanche H. King.
Nugent. from New York. The stearA-
or Burrsheld Mckenzie. sailed for
Liverpool. and the steamer Altamaha.
l. ,od, for New York.
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rHE chlc4eo AMp FLoRIoA

THE CHICAGO AND FLORIDA
Spec al will be iuaUgurated and OPP
Grated daily by the Southern Railway
In connection with the @, & c. route
betweeG Cincinnati O.. aud Bruns-
wick, Ca This train viii handle
through Pullman drawing room sleeps
ing car between Cleveland. Detroit
Louisville and Jacksonville on the fol-
lowing schedules: Arrive at Bruins
wick al 7.40 p. m, leave Brunswick
at $40 a. m.
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coMMIss IoNERs
THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE WAS

packed last night, the announcement
that real baby would be given away,
together with some excellent pictures,
being the special attractions. One OF
the cigarmakers held the lucky num-
Der In the drawing and he went up
for the baby and received a large,
black pig.
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LADIES' cLoAks NOW ONE.
FOURTH OFF AT kAisER'S.
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GET THE EARLY PICK OF YOUR
SUIT At ONE FOURTH OFF, AT
KAlSER's. Gh
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Just cut, rev model l. c. Smith
Typewriter. C. r. Anderson, agent.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
$1,000 - .s.ss . = - = s.ss.sssssssss

H. sELIe HAS PURCHASED THE
near-5eer saloon on Grant street, for
merly conducted b. L. Schwarzbaum.
he expects 10 MAKE number CT i'm
pfoYements in the place.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-05
THE woopMEN OF THE WORLD

THE WUUUMEN Or TIE WOHID
held an interesting meeting in their
hail last Light, at which took place
he annual election of officers.
The COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
will hold their regular monthly meet
ing at the court house today at noon.
A number of matters viii be disposed
OF.
THIS is REGULAR LEGAL
sales day With sheriff Berrie and
Chief Burney, bur neither Of the Off
cials has very much property TO sell
from the block.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-20

Mary 4. Taylor and hus Z Sarah J.
Couch, 5. Orange. n " S Woodland
ay, % f S " Fl Beach pl. 75x150,.. 49,.
Ella s. Miller and hus TO Virginia O.
Harris, Montclair. " 5 Mountain
av, II fr Braemore rd. 30x100.........
lIlvina A.. Robinson ct al to George
Plambeck. Montclair. W : Green
wood av. $ fr Claremont av. l5x10O
Tie G. Shaw Trow bridge Co. 10 Peter
H. Hartmann ct al. MontelaiE $ $
Brunswick I'D, 80 fl " Fl Midland
ay. 60x149...
Samuel Horrocks 10 Joseph Burstiner
ct al, b. Orange. ; $ William st. II
e cor lot Jemima Baldwin. 30x150...
James Taylor Petty to John ". De
Baum Caldwell. middle Of cross
roads near James Bowman. I ch
4 lksx2 ch % ks observation-disclosures.
Chauneey 6. Parker to Sophie Lenk-
hardt. Belleville. e S Beech st, 1872
# n r. Little st. 5oxl0o. ............
John W. De Baum to James Y. Pet
ty, Caldwell, centre I'D Fl Pine
Brook to Fairfield. 595x195. .........
Nutley Realty Co TO Louis Fendrich.
Nutley. $ $ Daily st. 2T5 II W fr
Prospect st. 50Xl10, .,.,,..........
Eugene T. Williams 10 Charles Giles.
Glen Ridge, $ $ Osborn st, PIT fl II
George NJ Hill TO Lneian r. Bell,
Bloomfield. e s Berkeley av, "a II n
fr Nesper pl, 2Sx1l4................~
Mary Alice Matthews 0 Bertha
IT S e fr Scotland ST. 3ixSO, .....P....
The Russell Co. to John Picken.
Montclair. s S Norman I'd. COL II G
fr Valley I'd. Observation-Disclosures.
David Tuers to Mary Schluer. Mont
clair. e S Pleasant av. 2s4 II s fr
Cedar ay; box16s. ..;................
Herman G. Meyer to Augustus +.
Rapp, Bloomfield. II s Willow st. 100
II " fr lot Simon Baldwin. I5xiSS..
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-20

east side Magazine street. 100 feet norr
from Komorn street. 1900.
st. Caslmir.s Roman Catholic Church IL
Patrick keelen. north side East Kinney
TOWNSHIPS.
Frank G. Eiler to Felix Nincou. Belize
vile. south side Tappan avenue. $50 feet
west from Linden avenue. 5000.
Christian .steesmaan to south Grunge
Building and Loan Association. South Or
ange, southwest side lrviugton avenue. IS
feet southeast from Ticheuor avenue. $500. Z
Rachel r.. cqrrler and hnsiiaad t.
Fidelity Trust Company. East Oranges
southeast side shepard avenue. 80 feet
southwest from Beech street. S4.JW.
John A. pewstoe to Essex County Trust
Company, East Orange. southeast corner
West street and Maple avenue. $3.50.
Gottlob Thieringer to Essex Titie Guar
antee aud Trust Company, Montelair. West
side Elm street. south side hawthorne
place, $500.
Same 10 same. Montclair, south side
Hawthorne place, Il feet northwest from,
Lin street. $500.
Peter II. Hartman et al. TO same, Mont
clair, south side Brunswick road, $50 feet
west from Midland avenue. S6.0e0.
George Plambeck to same, Montclair.
west side Greenwood avenue. south sitff-
Clatemont avenue, Soto.
Joseph Burstiner IL Savings Investment
and Trust Company. East Orange, south
side William street. northeast corner land
Of Jemima Baldwin. $500.
James T.. Petty To John W. De Banm,
Caldwell. centre road leading from Pine
Brook TO FairNeld. northwest cnrncr lnaiH
trustees of Fairfield Reformed Church. $50.
John c. Earl to Clara A. Lindsey. Mont
clair. Gates avenue. 20 feet northeast from
Hawthorne place, $1,000.
Louis Fendrich to Edward Michel. Nut
ley, south side Daily street. 275 feet west
from Prospect street. $4,000,
William Heike to Bloomfield Building antf
Loan Association. Nutley, west side Gless
siOO. :"
Lucian T. Bell to George NJ. Hill. Bloom
field. east side Berkeley avenue. "a feet
north from Nesper place. $500.
John Piclken 10 Russell Company. Mont
southeast from Valley road. S6a9.
Pasquale Acocella to Caldwell Pudding
aud Loan Association. Cedar Grove. west
side road leading from Newark ami
Pompton turnpike to Borden's cotton mill.
James, G.. Barradale to Essex County
Trust Company. East Orange. northwest
side Bedford street 295 feet southwest from
Elmwood avenue, 81. 40.
same to same. East Orange. northwest
side Bedford street. PCS feet southwest
from Elmwood avenue. 81. $50. &
Same to same. East Orange. northwest
side Bedford street. 21 feet southwest
from Elmwood avenue. S1.750.
Walter s. Macintosh to Henry G. Will
lams Orange. south side Argyle avenue. 239
feet west from land Morris and Essex
Railroad. 1900.
sex county Building and Loan tfousi
Bloomfield west side Prospect street. 1f5
feet south from Carteret street, 1880.
Same to Charles g. Ferguson. Bloomfield.
same property. $500.
Augustus Ramp to Herman G.. Meyer:
Bloomfield. north side Willow street. I'M
feet west from LAM Simeon baldwin,
IN ri
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-20
A WITTY BARRIER.

Napoleon's smooth face was a sure
evidence of his dislike for a beard. In
some anecdotes Of the Russian cam
paign there is a story told of the great
emperor and a poor, but witty barber,
who had occasion to shave him.
Napoleon had made a rather lengthy
detour from the line of march with a
detachment of officers. Arriving at a
small village they refreshed themselves
with a good meal inc baths. Ma
poleon, wishing to be shaved, the viii
iage barber was called in While he
poor fellow stropped his razor and
passed it industriously oven the great
emperor's chin. he remained silent and
seemingly melancholy, although per-
forming the work with amazing rapid
ity and ,smoothness,. When he had
finished, Napoleon co~mplimented him,
remarking
But, man, why do You wear such a
melancholy face? YOU Should be happy
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-20
WHIRLING %DERvISHES.

ME- ANY circuses and Wild West
shows have a "Whirling Der
vish' for one of their attrac-
lions, and they are certainly wonderful
creatures.
They are Mohammedans from Per-
STA, a set of men who devote, or are
supposed to devote, their entire time
TO religion, and are perhaps as nearly
like monks as anything else. Fasting
for days at a time, with continual
prayer, at last affects their minds and
they see wonderful visions which they
disclose to their superstitious brothers.
over whom they have great influence.
They are always miserably poor, living
ON charity, and earn Whit little they
have by being hired to mourn at
funerals, or to conduct religious cere-
monies.
Some of these men perform most
wonderful tricks, such as f~ire-eating,
Juggling and walking on broken glass.
How they do them will never be known,
but they are supposed to be invested
with supernatural power, which is, of
course, untrue. We are all familiar
with the "whirling dervish. This takes
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-20
REAL
TRANSFERS.


NEW ARk.
Michel Gralinski to Sidney Stein. W
$ Hayes ST, 222 it fr Springfield NV,
2oXlOo..
Stein to Michel Gralinski,
same property
Belmont ay, 125 # n II w. Kinney
st, 55x100. ........
Helen Jedell to Rose Bardach, same
property
Hardy Hesslein ct al to Max Hess
lem, n S stanton ST, 50 # W fr
Elizabeth av, 25xS0.
Jane A. .Curtiss and hus 10 Louis
4. Hersh ct al, e 8 Mulberry st. 50
IT 5 fr Mechanic st, SSx142; and
other
John G. Louer, jr.. to w. Fred Clegg,
" $ Mt. Prospect ay, 255 IT n fr
Samuel Yonteff to Nincenzo Birbiglia.
e $ Rutgers st, $3.50 Il n W fr s.
Orange av. 20x96.
Elsie Mintz and hus to Bala Press
Ter, " $ Charlton st. 2S0 IT S fl
Court st, 23x112.
Ernest f. Keer to Peter Keller, W $
Peshlne av, $50 It s fl Hawthorne
av. S9x1U0; and other tract.........
Brea kenridge & Tichenor une.) to
Vito A.. Coriello, us Chester av, %
Nellie IF. Hedden to Adolph Bach
mann, n s Elwood av Is IT W fr. n.
9Th st, 25x100..
Caroline Scholz and hus to Union
Bldg. Co, n $ 18th ay. $50 TT e fr s.
10Th st, 100x150; and other tract.
Union Bldg. Co. to Caroline Scholz,
" Seymour av, 80 IT n fir Madison
av, 31x111. $500. .........
August Vollmer (exr) to Rudolph
Vollmer. e S Magazine st, 100 1t n e
IF komorn st, 25x10o. ..s....
Rudolph Vollmer to Frederick ].
Winter, same property ...,..,,......
TOWNSHIPS,
Arthur II. Osborne % William d.
Chapman, Belleville, e $ Cortlandt
st, 225 IT n fir Little st, 25x125. -.
George II. Smyth to Theodore Rein
ecke. ir., T.. Orange, S S Lenox av,
6Ss fl e fr Burnett st, 50x150. .........
John Weigand to the United Realty
and Exchange CO., I%rvington, g s
Halstead ay, 1923 # n fir S%tuyvesant
av, 120x170. -.
Katharine F. Profitt and hus to
Mary y. 7. O~sgoodby, S. Orange,
N e $ I'd st, 155 1T s e fr Academy
ST. oAol...-..
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-20
NOTES AND COMMENT.

The prize of one dollar offered for a
selected complete list of solutions to
new puzzles No. 800 was awarded to
Rev, pittsburg, PA.
We We're glad to receive a fine list
from the odd club this week.
THE POSER promises us some
squares in the near future. They can't
come any too soon.
President REX. of the Eastern Puz-
zler's League, has appointed the follow
ing as members of the reception COM
mitteee to take charge of the arrange
ments for the league convention, to be
held.in New York on July L.
ED WARD-J. II. Hardenbereh. 2oS
Broadway. New York city.
BARNYARD-F. w. Barnard, 260
West Broadway. New York city.
THE GlPSY-J. J. Doherty. 80 Mas
sau street, New York city.
ST. GERAIA1NE-E. f.. st. German.
259 West 116th street. New York city.
A.. DANDY. c. Wilson. 59s West
Halsey street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-20
MORTGAGES RECORDED.

Msrgaretha Spain to Charles A.. Faeick.
west side Beacon street. southeast corner
lot s: and second tract, $500.
David NJ. Elm to Fairmount Building and
Loan Association, south side Hunter street,
11 feet west from Sherman avenue, 1890.
Vincen2o Birbiglia to Independence
Building and Loan Association east side
Rutgers street. $50 feet north from South
Same to Samuel Yonteff, same property
John f. sinnott to Newark Fire Insur-
ance Company. west side South Eighth
street lb feet north from Twelfth avenue,
Agnes Diamond to Christian Feigenspan.
youth side Morton street, 143 feet east from
Broome street. 81. 100.
Augusta Schaefer and husband to Ferd-
inand Schneider. east side Columbia ave-
nue., 20l feet east from South Orange ave-
Vito A. Coriello to Northwestern Build
ing and Loan Association. north side
Chester avenue. % feet east from North
Eighth street, $500.
Louis. Levin TO knights Of Pythias Build
ing and Loan Association. west side How
SIG. 900.
Adolph Bachmann to Louise Katz. north
side ElWood avenue, west side North Sixth
Carmela Bancone and husband TO Ger
man Savings Bank, northeast corner Aiding
Chain Yudelowitz to Bernhard ]. Lud-
wig, west side South Twelfth street, 100
feet north from Fifteenth venue $500.
Maud p. Thomson and husband to Han
nah II. Garrett. south side Scheerer ave
nue.. so feet west from Hunterdon street,
Adam Drizie. to Camfeld Building and
Loan Association. east side Third street.
~ feet north from Sussex avenu S. 600.
Fred erick ,Wurster TO Caroline Boehme,
east side Hedden street. 15 feet north from
Runyon street. $1,000.
Vito Sole to Dime Savings Institution.
west side North Sixth street. "a feet south
from Berkeley avenue, $4,000.
John Baloeh TO Stefan Mekanycs north
side Concord street, 1T5 feet west from
Sherman avenue. S400.
Stefan Magenisb to Leo Stein, west side
Mulberry street, 45 feet northwest from
Scott street. 5000.
Frederick ]. Winter to Rudolph vollmer,
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-20
A COMMON ERROR.

Here is an error of speech that is
made by almost everybody. educated
and uneducated, careful and careless,
good speakers and bad. 1t is the mis-
placing Of the negative in such expires
sions as 81 don't think | shall go to-
morrow You see the reason, don't
you? 1t is your intention to say that
you do think. not that you don't think:
therefore, you should say, IL think 1
shall not go tomorrow 1t is like mis-
placing the word "only" in such phrases
which should be, Of course, II read only
book last week" the only prop
erly preceding the object, and not the
verb.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-20

the puzzle. | got to work and found
the answer. which WINS pearl as I
nave on my slip. | had a penxnife and
/ was making a boat. | put the boat
in the water and my penknife. fell in
the water and that is why / wish to
have a penknife. Yours truly.
ono ~ H. r,,ol,,, n,iua ,,iana 49,
vo,, win Get new nantnira go
Wednesaav9
Orange. N 7
Dear Uncle Jack-I this
poem tonight. What do Won think
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-20
LOOKED LIKE ONE.

why, you look like a drinking man.t
said the lady at the kitchen door to the
itinerant.
Yes. ma'am," said the man. touching
his hat; Il does look like me brother,
He's a drinking man, manufacturers
Statesman.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-20
wsxszssxs Ms 20 awxe1
THE PRIZE WINNERS
seNN NN %. -. -. .sNs. 70. q

N~eVSa4NVs...Ea 20 'tNR;9 W. .s.HF. ~
Many children were smart enough to
find the right answer to last Satur-
days hidden letter puzzle, the girls
lame being Mary. The following sent
in the neatest correct and
We're awarded the prizes:
BESSIE WILSON, aged 10, SO Fer
guson street, Newark (book); MARY
MUESSlG, aged II, SO Sixteenth ave-
nue., Newark (game); FRANK BAUR,
aged IL, "a Chadwick avenue, Newark
'(book); EDWARD FITZGERALD,
aged 10, 415 Second street, East New
ark (book).
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-20

to have the privilege of shaving an
emperor"
II am doubly happy, your majesty
Then what is it hat troubles your"
Alas, your majesty, when I think of
the kings upon kings, and emperors.
that have died without knowing what
ii was to be shaved by me. ! am sad
and melancholy"
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-20
A RUBBER COUNTRY.

The railway between Singapore and
Penang has been completed, and it VIII
open up an enormous rubber countrv.
said the professor.
why, what is there to see over
there?' asked the tourist +Yonkers
Statesman.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-20

DO o want to buy a choice building plot.
good neighborhood? If so. take the Lacka-
wanna to Watsessing or Bloomfield car to
Watsessing av.; plots 40xl00. located on south
side of Watsessing av, between Arlington av.
held av. on the norlh side of street. plots 25x10o
only $500 each. restricted. For further ~particu-
lars consult NATHAN RUSSELL, Inc. as
washington av.. Bloomfield. or Edgerley & Gil
son. Watsessing aY, local representatives,
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-20

EAST oRANGE-s3.5O 500 WILL Buy N OF
THE MOST MODERN HOUSES IN EAST
ORANGE ? ROOMS. TILE BATHROOM, RE
GEPTIoN HALL. STEAM HEAT. ELECTRIC
LIGHT AND GAS: HARDWOOD FINISH; ON
WATSON Az; TAKE CENTRAL Az. CAR:
REALITY & IMP co.
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years of practise, but finally they be-
come so expert, and are so used to 1t.
that they can "whirl' for our with
out becoming dizzy.
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TEN ROOM HOUSE. all improvements; corner
lot; iIaxl5h; two blocks station; 81. 900; one
half cast. Houses and lots from 81. 800 up.
Farms, all sizes. all prices. Acreage lots and
plots for sale cheap. Buy now. cHAS. D.
Dunnlien. N. j.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR
EXCHANGE.

LOT. 25x10O. on watson av., next to corner. for
sale, or given WITH some cash for factory or
dwelling. Apply OFT CLARK 2S Bank, st.
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FINE RESIDENCE at Caldwell. n. J.. on line
of trolley; 10 rooms; bath. electricity: large
garden; stable for Two horses or two autos.
JAMES, A. BERRY. 40 Clinton st.
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Gill in the spaces above with the
words defined below SO that they read
down and across the same.)
/. The letter r. 2. A sound indicating
hesitation, INDIGESTION, or lack of words.
3. Dlsordered in mind. 4. A remainder.
5. Same as muse. 6. One who or that
which helps, encourages or comforts.
T. Temporary rage. s. To rise or reach
upward. .. To stoop as far as to grant.