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Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24

ing a proper environment for their
number, carry their own scarlet plush
drop curtain. Ray w. Snow, who
styles himself Modern Monologist,"
has been making innumerable friends
for himself by mis- work elsewhere and
will doubtless prove a favorite here.
His "talkology'' is said to be bright,
snappy and up to date. Little frankie
Preston will entertain with comedy
songs and a dance or two; Vier and
Nellie Hill have new Illustrated songs,
ther are motion pictures, and AL
Franks has provided a hilarious farce
for the Empire stock company called
"All in a Minute
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measure of political freedom and bread
for their families.
''Will you not show your sympathv
for this great movement by Joining us
IN our parade January "A, 1909?
THE procession will form at the cor
ner of Eighth and Main streets at 40
p. m. and will march to the Plaza.
where there will be music and
speeches.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24
pAso RoBLEs HOT SPRINGS

On the Coast line. The equal of any in the
world and set in the midst of such climatic
conditions constantly invite to the open air
delightful place for rest, recuperation, cnnsti-
tutional treatments and recreation The new
bath house. with its superb equipment, is un-
rivaed by anything in this country. HYDRO
pathic treatments, mud baths, swimming
baths, Turkish baths. Particulars at Southern
Pacific office. 500 South Spring street. corner
Sixth Los Angeles.
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will sing Number One and Number
Two" and Richard Kipling, his part
ner, Belle of the Beach," Miss Rut-
ledge and Mr.. Kipling will also be
heard in a duet Letters" Will Arm
strong will assist in making the COM
edy, as an Irish section boss, who has
also fallen under the charms Of Ida,
and he has a screaming speciality, as
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24
THE GIRL OF THE GOLDEN VEST AT The

an actress, 'Tdolized Ida" Unfortu-
nately, they had committed themselves
on paper and then to have the love
lorn missives returned, many amusing
situations are worked up. Lillian
Switzerland is cast for the actress and
will be heard in "Idolized Ida" and a
chic French song, mo, No, F'ie, Fie"
George REIN, as one of the brokers,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24

my Irene, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ing" Highland Mary and Happy,
Joyous and Free
UNIQ UE-The offering at the Unique
for the coming week is a three-scene
musical comedy entitled "The Brokers'
troubles" Two young brokers, but re-
Gently married, have been in love with
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24

Have you had a birthday, this week? Then
see The Herald Junior section with Sunday 8
Herald, and try for a prize
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Mr.. Landry stated that he wished to
again bring up the mater of the Police
Jury making q small appropriation in
aid of the proposed parish fair to be
held in October; that at the last meet.
ing a motion to that effect was lost.
he believed, for he reason that some
Of the members thought it was too
late to undertake the giving of a par
ish fair his year; that by diligent
work of the committees on parish
fair the undertaking was now an as
sured thing and since. in his opinion,
it would mean innumerable good to
the people of the parish he would
ask that the Police Jury make an ap-
preparation to whatever amount it
may deem proper.
Mr.. Martin explained that he had
opposed, at the last regular meeting
the motion offered to appropriate
5000 in aid Of the parish fair because
he felt that the parish of Lafayette
should contribute more than 5000 for
such a good cause, and that at this
time the parish was not financially
able to make the appropriation it
should for a fair in this parish, but
that since 1t was shown that the fair
was assured and that $500 would be
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THE POLICE JURY.
CONTINUED from page one).

Second ward five dollars per month
payable quarterly.
Fourth ward, four and 1923 dollars
per month payable quarterly.
Fifth ward seven and 5000 dollars
per month payable quarterly.
Sixth ward seven and $1,000 dollars
per month payable quarterly.
Seventh ward three and 80 and 1-3
dollars, justice of the peace per
month payable quarterly.
Seventh ward three and 75-100 dol
lars. constable per month payable
quarterly.
Eighth ward four dollars per month
payable quarterly.
Mr.. Martin reported the road from
Mrs. Edgar Martin to Mouton Switch
not as yet completed, and submitted
acts Of donation Of land for wards as
follows which was accepted and or
dered recorded at the clerks Office:
From Mrs. Emile Mouton to Jules
Patin, from CASTOR Francez gin to
Lafayette-C arencro public road, from
Louis Martin to Francois Arceneaux,
all in the third ward.
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of great help to the fair association
he moved to appropriate $500, and
seconded by, Mr.. VOORHEES,, the motion
was duly carried.
Treasurer ]. Ed Martin submitted
the follwoing report which was read
and ordered placed On file:
To the President and Members Of the
Police Jury, Lafayette Parish, La.
Following is a statement of receipts
and disbursements of the special road
funds since my last report.
DIR.
To Tax Coll'r Taxes coll'd
Juue..... ........... ....V OU 10
To Tax COll'r Interest cOll'd
to June 80. .......... ...... AZ 68
Total 100 "A
CIR.
By 2 per cent Com. Tax Coll'r
.........S Il
BY 2 per cen Com. Tax Cnll'r
Interest $500. ........... "
By approved orders. ........ 4 90
BY approved orders dist judge 10 90
BY witness certificates. ....... 2 90
BY First Nat. Bank overdraft
July L.. .............. p rs
Total disbursements. .......$ 40 %
BY bal. on hand $685.
Respectfully submitted,
]. e. MARTIN, Par. Treas.
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Eighth ward . . . ............ 56 30
Respectfully submitted.

Total. $3.50 As
Respectfully submitted,
J. E. MARTIN, Par. Treas.
Lafayette. La, Aug. 5. 1909.
The following accounts we're read
approved and ordered paid.
~..f FIRST WARD.
Adolphe Dejean, refund account
no buggy. special fund......$ IS
Alcee Dugas. road work, sp. i'd 1873 Is
THIRD WARD.
Cumberland T. and T. Co. Tele-
phone for June and July ac-
count Sheriff Lacoste gen. i'd 9 40
Clark & Courts. road tax re-
cord, oath and letters of tu-
t0rship, citations, indictments
books gen. fd. 43 50
j. Gilbert st. Julien. services
Clerk OF Court gen. i'd. F.. II Is
Falk Mer. Co.. shoes, clothing
and quilts gen. i'd. .......... % IS
Louis Lacoste. Sheriff feeding
prisoners and criminal fees 2
for the month of July, gener-
al fund. ................ -. $40 So
S. A. Arceneaux, Notary work.
general fund. ........ $50. Is 90
Leopold Hirsch. ice for court
general fund.-. ............ l so
Simon Breaux, road work Pc
cial fund -. .............. 25 90
Lafayette Gazette, printing.
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Lafayette, La, Aug. 5. 1909.
To the President and Members Of the
Police Jury, Lafayette Parish, La.
Following is a statement Of receipts
and disbursements of the parish
funds since my last report.
To bal. on hand last report. s 1141 So
To Tax Coll'r. taxes coll'd.
June ........ ............ 4O5 ID
To Tax Col!'r. Taxes cOll'd
To Tax Coll'r Taxes End ward
Spl. June. ..t... l As
To J.. F.. Martin. treasurer.
Overdraft 2nd ward ..... 26 IA
Total receipts. ..,.... .. ST., 9S5 63
CIR.
Bv 5 per cent com. Tax Col'r
Taxes June........ . f. % is
BY 3 per cen com. Tax Coll'r
IdXeS I'D
BY approved orders. ........S 415 IS
Total Disbursements. .....$ 446 IS
BY bal. on hand. 1883. As.
AS FOLLOWS BY WARDS:
To balance on hand !.
Third ward..... ....... 800. IS g.
Fourth ward. .......... $50. 161 rs
Fifth ward. 567 II
Sixth ward.... .......... . 1877 so
Seventh ward. $50 so
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cannery this season. with a capital of
$4,000 gold. The inner In Daitotei,
Taihoku, has a daily capacity of 5000
tins, and employs from sixty to seventy
men when working full time. 1t is
owned and managed by native Chinese,
The number of tins put up in 1908 by
the four canneries In operation last sea-
son is as follows: Taihoku, 10000 tins;
Shoka. 100, 900 tins; Hozan, $50, 900 tins
Their total value was about $780, 600, the
exports being to Japan.
1t is hoped that the markets of Korea
and Manchuria will offer a big field for
this fruit from Formosa, and efforts
are being made by the Japanese to In
troduce II there as well as increase the
demand In Japan.-Consular Reports.
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PINEAPPLE INDUSTRY GROWS
In Formosa It Is Controlled BY
Japanese.

Consul Carl F. Deichman, of Tamsui,
states that the pineapple is perhaps the
most important and valuable of all the
fruits of Formosa- His report shows
how its planting and canning is ex-
panding
Formerly the pineapples were practf-
cally all consumed in the districts
where grown. and their cultivation for
more than the local needs was not
desmed profitable, as the cost of trans
portation to n-on-producing districts
was quite high, as well as uncertain.
and made the fruit so expensive there
that the emand was practically nil.
However, h advent of the railroad
has made a great change in this indus
try by making it possible to ship the
fruit cheaply to all parts of the island.
thereby lessening the price in the non
producing districts and increasing It in
the producing districts and greatly
stimulating the cultivation of pineap-
pies, which has now become a profitable
industry. The building of large can
neries has still further increased the
production and Importance Of this in
dustry by assuring the grower Of a
market for a certain amount regularly.
besides enabling him to utilize any sur
plus production and to produce the fiber
from the leaf.
HI largest cannery is at Hozan, in
Hozan Prefecture. N was established
In April, 1901. by the late Baron Ko-
DANA, former encouragement Of For
mosa. The output has been steadily
increasing, and In. the past five years
has almost quadrupied. The output for
h last five years is as follows: 1904
$4,000 tins; 1906, $4,000 tins; 1906. 22o, O0t
tins; 1907, 100000 tins; 1908, 100000 tins
This cannery also extracts the fibre
from the long leaf Of, the pineapple
Which is used in the manufacture Of
grass cloth, and produces annually
about 5000 pounds Of fibre. 1t is man.
aged and financed by Japanese.
At Inrin, in Shoka Prefecture, is an
other large cannery, owned by Marukc
& Co.. of Kyoto. Japan, which has 9
capacity Of 100000 tins. This enterprise
was SO successful IT 1908 that ths
wne propose to enlarge their PLAN
to a capacity Of 100000 tins annually
At Nihachisui, IN Shoka Prefecture. q
company has been formed by a For
mosan Chinese to operate a pineappI.
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BRANCH OFFICES AND
AGENTS.

Advertising Received al once Rates.
ORANGE OFFICE
u Cone street; Tel. 45s. Orange.
sa Harrison avenue. Tel. 1880. Newark.
Room 81. $50 Nassau street. Tel. mas.
NEW JERSEY SHORE AGENCIES.
ASBURY PARK
ATLANTIC CITY
Dorland Advertising Agency. Z
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
BelIeyills avenue; OPP. bloomfield. Breithut
Broad street. s4s, Paul Knecht. Tel. III.
Broad street. ss1A. J. H. Greenwood. TEL
Central avenue, 800. Joseph Ettenberser. 3r.
Central avenue. sos. Ewald Brooch. Tel. 1854.
Newark.
clinton avenue. ass. R. sableson. Tel. 1Sss-R,
Clinton avenue; ss5. August rjaden. Tel
Clinton avenue, 4es, chas. A. schuidt. TEL
21l6-R, Waverly.
Clinton ayen nue. and Bergen street. D. Bram-
Elizabeth avenue. s. Frank N. Utter Tel.
Elm and Paciac streets. c. b. Duncan. Tel.
Fs sIsm street 81; opposite 5s z Hssm NIB place J. Q.
orange umes Street. aei' s sSi'1 Wm N e savr. r., ,os
- ~NT ''hHf - Rayics . LIE,
spr.ngasld avenue. $50. John Breunis. Tel.
Springfield avenue and Magnolia street. APP
e Beitman. Tel. 247s, Waveriy. 1Venue'
Springfield avsnue and Jones street, G. Roen-
Wright 3treet and Sherman avenue. ! n
Parker Tel. 1881. waverly.
Woo Lake Depot. ns Tel. S ls1R. 1 %alins rTssn-
Washington St. IS. Albert Bowman. Tel. n
on Ms0rrIstown.
Cone street. 5 Fred Miller. Tel. YA-rA
Main street, sss' F D, " Eorson. Tel. $751;.
hollywood avenue. M. F. Drewes. Tel. I'm.
Main street. T. G; F. sflner
Main street street - "a J. ! II, plu%lsy. e, sts.
Main Street. $50. &. BLOCK. r rel i rssg-W.
R Rsla ss5s eise ss'' 81 ! j. = M Ssss'ri ~. TeI s,s 81
Robert D Masee. D.. L q W. depot. III.
Gh s : street, 81. H L Moore.
&C. +. Robinson. Tel. $500.
GlsnwGSs avenue, sss. ' earioek. 81 ( M Isss.h
MILL.BURN BRANCH
MosilDrTn Avenue Tel. im-Les Minburn.
Tel. 1875. ot"ha q SON
zloomaeid avenue, 40. Hoos Bros N, ,so.r.
Sentrai avenue, az, II. J.. Birdsan. Tel e0Ss n
sas fark street. ibs. M. Gamble. Tel
WEST ORANGE
1akeside avenue. w. Murphy.
Torey Corner, j. Fine. 's iei' lefa-
ORANGE
lion. m 4 W sp gspss Highland e, q. Avenue sta
Forest street. 81. J. j.. Gafigan. re-, s7s,-
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EATHERLY ADVICE.

Dad said the country yoAth who
had 5ust graduated from the district
school. II have long cherished a desire
to go on the stage, and have at last de.
cided, with you permission. to-
MY boy interrupted the ole
granger. all the worlds a stage. Yor
hitch the mules to the big red pioy and
transfer the outfit to the ten-acre loi
behind the barn. where you can enact
the t role In that beautiful drama
entitled Down or the Farm Chi
cago News.
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JUST TITLES.

Yes, the brother and sister both
married for titles
Il don't understand
"She married to get the little Of
countess, and he married to get the
title for n OF the finest pieces of
property In the city.n-Cleveland
Leader.
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RUBBER TIRES.

JOHN q. MERKEL CO., % Prince st., put on
and repair solid and cushion vehicle tires;
Hartford rubber used; price low: work done
while you wait.
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COAL STOVES. gas ranges. gasoline stoves
oil stoves and all kinds OF stove repairs. M
Biddieman. 2sl Springfield av. a2sS-L waveriy,
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GIESECKE-0n Tuesday. May %. 1909
Oscar Giesecke, beloved husband o
Lizzie Gieseeke nee Hoffmann), aget
IS years s months % days, 1873 Soutf
Twelfth street.
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HAGUE-on May 25, 1909, Elizabeth ].
beloved wife Of James Hague nee
Haas, aged IS years and 9 months
116 Maine street.
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PASSAGE EXCHANGE.

EMF GERMANUs, steamship agency. none,
exchange. Main ONCE, ls5 Springfield av.
branch Office. 214 Ferry ut.
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A delayed advertisement brings only the
aftermath Of trade. It's the FIRST call thai
captures the procession OF customers,
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cHAs. MEIER. ais Clinton av.: rattan ant
willow chair maker md repairer: speedily
rush seating. :
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FERDINAND HERLING. practical maohinist
sewing machines sold, Exchanged and re
paired; supplies Of all kinds. 2ss Norfolk Ut.
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Ladies' TeilOrs n Dressmakers.
NJ. JALEN. 81 s. Orange av. tel. 14o5-W; ladies
dresses mad, to order: perfect At guaranteed
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MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.

IND1AN motor cycles for sale cheap. store. Z
Chestnut ST.
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coMPsTocK-on May "a. 1909, at he
late residence. 3S1h Central avenue
Bridget. beloved wife Of the lat
John Compstock (nee KING.
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BICYCLES.

EXTRAORDINARY bargain in bicycles; Cieve-
land, Columbus and other high-grade makes
remodeled from IS up; new bicycles. 1909 models
SIS: sundries and tires at one-half price. N.
SCHULTZ. two stores. Al South Orange av.
and 325 Springfield nv.
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Grinding and Cutting.
GRINDING and repairing of cutlery. barbers'
tools and doctors instruments. r LATTER
JUNG. 40 Springfield ay.
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MEDICAL.

LADIES DESIRING ADVICE
by graduated registered specialist, call or ad-
dress MRS. WILLIAMS, 523 West Twenty-third
ST.. New York; two minutes walk from ferry;
consultation free. Office hours, 10 to I. 5 to z.
Sundays, 10 to
LADIES-Nothing equals Roebuck,s Restora-
tive, The pill that will, make good; los
York. ~
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HALLIBURToN-on May "a 1903, Eli
abeth L., daughter of the late William
and Jane L Halliburton. 80 Fourtl
avenue.
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adde's, TaiIors.
SAM RICH. swell ladies' tailor and dressimake,
80 3. Orange av. Phone 14se-w. Newark.
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PHRENOLOGY.

MADAME CARLSON, phrenoiogy and other
sciences; Sc cents and 81: ladies only: 10 80 s:
Sundays excepted. II Orchard st.. near City
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CNNANJA0A MISUNDERSTANDING
HELP WANTED.
AGENTS.

FOuND-A new money maker-a household me-
cessity: every home buys; v. Snyder, Ma
sa4: sells itself when shown; people borrow
money to buy; costs 40c dozen lots, sells 81;
500, 900 sold in New York since July; write for
your county; catalogue free. o. S. CO.. 6e
Main, Leipsic, o.
TART in business; be independent; ] started
as an agent: am now big manufacturer max
ing household speoialties; have hundreds or
agents working; I'll start YOU; won't let you
fail; agenfs Of ability wanted to open branch
offices and employ sub-agents; no money need
ed. Write me fully and frankly. G. e.
SWARTZBAUGH, Toledo, o.
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TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES

ANY typewriter at Vi: Remington No. 6. SIS;
machines from SO up; typewriter supplies at
13 regular price; satisfaction guaranteed. RET
LAW SALES CO.. 1888 Market st.
Typewriter Exchange.
ALL makes sold, cash or instaiments: rentals
81 per month up; good repairing reasonably
done; supplies for all machines. Newark Type
writer Exchange. . Beaver st. Phone 443o.
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DEATHS.

NEArIc
- IT,.
49,
ADAMS-On May 25 1909, at his par.
beloved son of James and Hortenss
Adams. aged 70 years
-
BRISCoE-On May %, 1909, at the resi-.
dence of her daughter, Mrs, Franl
Ditmars. 272a Summer avenue. Jane
Elizabeth. wife of the late William j
Briscoe. in her nth year,
-
CoMPSTOCK-on May "a. 1909, at her
late residence. 3S1ls Central avenue,
John Compstock (nee KING.
-
GIESECKE-on Tuesday. May %. 1909,
Oscar Giesecke. beloved husband Of
Lizzie Giesecke Cnee Hoffmann), aged
Twelfth street.
-
HAGUE-On Nay 25, 1909, Elizabeth j.,
Haas), aged IS years and 9 months,
11s Maine street.
-
HALLIBURTON-On May "a 1909, Eli
abeth L., daughter of the late William
and Jane l. Halliburton, 80 Fourtn
avenue.
-
kARCHER-On Tuesday, May 20,
John, beloved husband of Louise
Karcher,
Relatives and friends, and Franklin
K.U L. Nerein No. 2 n NewarkAilgem
Gerber Verein, are respectfully IN
residence of his ~son-in-law, Richard
P Rooney, No. SO Belleville avenue,
at 2 p. M. Thursday, May q. Inter-
ment in Paramount Cemetery.
KRANTZ-On May "a, 1900, Anna May.
beloved wife of George Krantz, and
daughter of Edwin 7, and Harriet E.
Hal. aged 81 years, s72 Springfield
avenue
LINTOTT-Suddenly on May "a, 1903,
at Silver Lake, Dorinda, wife of Al
fred w Llntott.
-
oNEiL-On Nay a. James r. neloVed
husband OF margaret oNell lnee
Donanue)-
RELATIVES ana irlenos, also meih-
Clup ana Wllham harrlsah Assocla-
uoh' are hiholy lnViteo TO dloeno tne
Iuneral from ms late resloence' NO
lS' ADAMS street on lhursoay' tne
zltn instant, at . d. m, TO 81. james
Snulcn where q nis Mass Oh re
QUEEN VIII De onered Tor the repose
OF MS SOUL. 1~HLcrllelT IN the Oene-
= terry Oh the Holy Sepulchre.
May 70, lsO9, Henry e,
beloved husband of Charlotte Ram
sen aoed k ,,ears IF pa Nontciair
ssh So ' "
avenue
-
Nov Ok 1000 uiuiau
beloved husband OF hzabe Schae-
fer tnee Klein. aged 60 wears 8
arLz rec ca74L r;r..aa-4h
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Conf and wood.
J. sKoLN1K & SONS CO.. dealers in coal. Ice
and wood. 2A South Orange av.: L. d. phone
5o2s-I- Egg. Stove or Nut. IS. rs: No. 4 Nut,
mixed with above sizes. So. Is: No. Q Nut. $3.50.
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FOR SALE-Pair Of hay carriage horses about
sixteen hands high. together with Studebaker
station wagon and harness; all complete and
in perfect order; will sell separately. Apply
to private stable, rear 1866 Broad ST.. en-
trance on Pennington st.
HORSE, harness and elegant runabout; ! very
gentle and reliable under all circumstances:
owner has no further use for rig. Inquire for
MeLoughlan's rig. IL Lombardy st.
buggy, one depot wagon. 70 Frelinghuysen
avenue.
FOR SALE-A good rubber-tired coach; tires
In hrst-c1ass order; very cheap for cash. r.
II. GRAY. 106 Union av.. Crawford, N. J.
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Custom TaiIorr.

Fl. KRILL. Chicago custom tailor, 1850 18th av.
Cleaning. dyeing. pressing and repairing.
Send postal caro-
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Clothing.
I A highest price Tor ~cast-of clothing; Will
pay you to send for FROST. lis Barclay.
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CLOSING OUT BELOW COST.
Business wagons. every description; also car
riages, Surveys, buggies. runabouts, pony
vehicles, carts, suikies; over one hundred to
select from, largest assortment In city: second
hand wagons and carriages taken in exchange.
Harness away below any prices you have
seen anywhere.
Horse for all purposes, speed, and ponies;
sold full guarantee to be as represented.
]. FINK.
9 LOmbardy st. near Broad 81.
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AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILES.
AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE.
A OR NIGHT. 1851 BROAD ST.
TEL 1896, b. b.
FOR SALE@Maxwell runabout, 1907 model,
perfect condition; not run 500 miles. Estate
DE- DONOVAN, 1872 2. Jersey ST., Elizabeth.
GARAGE, storing day, week or monthly: low
est rates. l.. c. BECKER & BRO. AIS
Thirteenth sv.. corner Twelfth ST.
NOW is the time TO become a chauffeur and
earn from $40 to $40 per week at THE AUTO
SCHOOL OF NEW JERSEY. 457
Washington IT,. near Kinney St. Newark, n. j.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-26

KARcHER-on Tuesday. May Is.
John, beloved husband of Louise
Karcher.
Relatives and friends, and Franklin
K.U. yerein No. ? and Newark Allgem
Gerber Verein, are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral from the
residence of his son-in-law. Richard
P. Rooney, Nc. SO Belleville avenue.
at 2 p. M. Thursday, May 81. Inter-
ment in Paramount Cemetery.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-26

HIGHEST prise paid for cast-o6 clothing. Send
postal and Twill call. A. COHEN. 80 Canal st.