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NONMEDICAL HEALING

NoNMEDICAL HEALING BY ENFORC-
ed circulation OF the blood without
drugs, surgical procedure, or detention
from business. Circulars. Information
and consultation free. PROF. H n. d
PARKER l022 Ninth St NV, Washington
d. c. Hours 10 to 6 Phone N. Hla
ray26-tf
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LITERARY WORK.

WRITERS - MANUSCRIPTS CRITI-
cised. corrected, revised, and sold on
commissloni success assured by my
method WlNSLOW' "a Warder Building.
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REFRIGERATORS & IcERnxEs

McCRAY REFRIGERATORs
and Cooling Rooms are the best rna5a
NELSON REFRIGERATOR Co.
,o sZs St NV.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN TIE SUPREAIE COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columhia- Catherine Henn1ng Helen Lynch
e a. Equity No. STA. II. Rslstoo ard VIII
IAN Z Ambrose having reported The sale q part
q iot eleven ll, 81 squsrs ten hundred G1d sixty
th7ee U065l. Washington D. c. bOundsd as f0llOES:
Beginning fT The Same Et the EOurhWe1s cOrnar Of
SAID lot and running thence no-th along the lsne q
fourteenth street Is Is feet 70 the onrer nf rlrrv
val and extending back that width % the rear line
q slo lot. 70 Edward F. Lynch for tie sun Of
thirteen hundred and fty 81 so dollars Il IS this
list cay o. June le09. ordered that the sid saIo
be finally Tatihed and confirmed uules cazse %
me eontrary be shown OF beforo the EST DAY
Ot JULY, 1900; provided a copy Of this order be
poollSned once week for three successive weeks
before said date IN tbs Washington Law Reporter
and The Washington Herald WENDELL p
STAFFORD, Justice A trus ooTy-Test: (Seal)
). X YOUNG. Clerk. By F. Z CUNNINGHAM
Asst. Clerk. t3.0.B7
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia Richard B. L. Fleming ct al Is
SAFE Deposit and Trust Company q Baltinore
substituted trustee, Ct al Equity No. 2s5ei-Tho
oolcct Of this suit Is 70 obtain partition OF lot q
biock l. Of the Commissioner subdivision q Wash
lnslon Heights as per plat Of said subdivision On
record II tho O1ce q the Surveyor Of the District
o Columbia in County Book at page us On
motion Of the complainants Il IS this 9th day OF
July. A. ID. 1903. ordered that the defendants Lee
hennedy Goldsborough. Phillip krancis Colds
borough, Julia Fleming GCldshOrough. Mary Lee
Goldsbor0ugh, Walton Fleming Goldsboruugh
ClarisSa Tilghnan Goldsborough McKenzle Lloyd
GoldSbor0ugh. Henry Herbert Balch and Clarissa
Anne Balch, cause their APPEARANCE 70 be en-
tered herein on or before the fortieth day. ex-
elusive Of Sundays and legal holidays. occurring
after the day q the first publication Of this order
Otherwise the cause VIII be procee5cd with as 10
case q default Provided a copy Of this order be
published once a week tor three successive weeks
10 the Washington Law Reporter and The Wash
ington Herald before said date. JOB BARNARD
Justice A true c0py-Test: tSeal) J. p YOUNG. [
Clerk. By ]. A. e PALMER. Assistant Clerk.
W7,HN
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LOST AND FOUND.

One Cent Word EGek Insertion
LOST - SMALL BLACK LEATHER
card case containing cards marked
Russell Brown Patterson" Reward II
returned TO 2016 18th ST. NV. or Reading
Room, Library of Congress. $50
LOST-JULY 5. FLOWER BED SOUTH
side Of Capitol lady's silk umbrella.
straight green Wood handle Return sol,
Commerce AMI Labor 1S9
LOST-EVENING July 8 LADYS
gold watch. marked &c. E" Reward.
139 18th ST. Sc. I90
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LAUNDRIES.
WE KNOW HOW,

Our Wagon Passes Your Door
Phone Main 2321 or Postal
WEST END LAUNDRY.
llZ3-II25 Pa ave. NV. Iei
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FARMS.

FOR SALE-ON THE BALTIC AND
Washington Boulevard-Midway be-
elevation timber; meadow. and cleared
land: fine springs; rare old oak Shade
trees; fine large stone house. 10 rooms
and cellar; large barns and outbuildings:
magnificent Tor road house. Apply to
EDWARD S. WESCOTT. 1907 Pa ave
NV. $50
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY
scHEDCLE n EFFECT JUNE .. iga,

SCHEDULE N EFFECT JUNE p. Isn.
Leave Washlngfcn. New UEioa Statioz-
sa9 a. n.-Dafiy-Au points % No-soE aad
Western.
n-i0 2 u--D1ilJ-Roanoke Bristol Wiuston-
salem. kroUTile. ChattnnooEs. Nashville Neu
Orleans. TL-ouEh SEER. Dining Cas
go a. m.-For Bristol. Knoxville Chattsnoors
and MsnTli- Wsz5tng-0a-Menplis slesper opsa
% p m.
F1r N0rfoZs-LeaFe Washington szo 4 z. dsrv.
EI5 a To- daily. zoept sunday. arrive No-fo.k.
u3 q. H.. So p H.
s-5 p n--Daiiy-B -BerT7TiIle Luruy. shenanGoah
ElEt01- Tnirs from the Southwest arriFe c 50 a n
l0-31 p m. and I2-5 g. r.
Al information F0s--teeu-h stree ana Ssu Yo-s
GEenus 0Rcud EuELingl
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MASSAGE.

Mrs. Keightley. the Scientific Masserse,
gives eucalyptus yapOr cabinet baths
general massage, and cool alcohol friction
Tor rheumatism. nervousness. and obesity.
magnetic and electricity. Hours. 10 TO !
and by appointments. 1896 N Y. ave
Phone NJ. 1857
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While you think OF Il. telephone your
Want Ad 70 The Washington Herald.
and bill VIII be sent you at cent a word.
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FOR SALE-BY OWNER AT NARY
land Park, new 4-rOOm frame house
and outbuildings, lot S0x110 feet; high ele-
walton. FRANK c. FLEURY, care for
ist, lsth and I SITS. NV, or inquire on
PREMISES 910s
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CHEvY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE,
The Suburb Beautiful Of Washington.
No other part OF the District OF Coium-
bia can compare with 4 for either the
present or the future.
A purchase there constitutes both an
investment end a speculation. as values
there MUST advance. Highest point on
Connecticut ave, with its resultant cool
breezes and healthful afr. The approach
Is good. and always VIII be. Car service
Is excellent. There are church, school
and store facilities, water, sewer, gas
electric lights. telephones. maca6au1lzed
streets. gDanolIthic sidewalks. shade trees,
parking. sc.
Prices ranging from sc per 50. Il. 20
&c per 60, It.. according to location.
Eighteen houses costing about Si00.G00
now in course Of construction and plans
are being prepared for as many more.
For plats, prices, and particulars see
THOS. J. FISHER & CO., INC,
733 18th ST NV.
Phone II. ESQ. After 2. m call Main
646-Y- apiS-tf
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LOTS

FOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL LOT ON
Wisconsin ave, opposite United States
Naval Observatory, S2-ft. front. at Soc per
square foot; surrounding property is sell
Ing at I5c per square foot This low price
for prompt cash purchaser only. INTER-
REALTY AND DEVELOP
MENT CO. 1914 Colorado Bldg. lSStfs
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REAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WE BUY, SELL, AND EXCHANGE
property anywhere In the United States.
II you have piece Of property YOU de-
sire 10 sell or exchange for property in
Washington or vicinity. send descri6tion
Of property or call at Office Of THE LIN
coin LAND AND IMPROVEMENT
Co. Central National Bank Building 63l
Pennsylvania ave. NV. 507
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WINDOW CLEANING.

HoUSECLEANING TINE.
WINDOWS. houses, and Offices cleaned.
We We, Know how. LEON L. CAHOON. Acme
Window Cleaning Co IG0s n = ~
Phone Main 7I59. iSs-tfs
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS. sc

SINGING cANARIES. PARROTS. DOCS
rabbits, guinea pigs. and Flee-Fiea
Dog soap; kills feas; keeps skin healthy:
makes coat glossy. SCHNIDrS BIRD
STORE. 7l2 18TH ST. NV. nv5S-tf
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAIIWAY

EOTE-Puh-ished uuly As iufg-nars. - -.
Tsa-znteeE-
40 P NC o. LIMITED. Dary-Fsst ~
ttuled -rain- Pulluan sleepers e Lsrin-to- Io-I.
vie. C.rc1ureti. I-isu1Tois. Chiczgo ard 81 Lr-js
Connection for Virginia Hot Spr11Zs Pullman czr
Louisville % Memphis and New O-ieauz Diufn4
c-E n C--e -rr1icr.
ll9 p. Nj r. =. LIMITED. D-rv-so1,l
Tcsrftrlis tain Pullman E,eerers 10 CIncinu1-f
Lexington. sld L0uisEiIle d1ily and Vir-inia Hct
Srri,gs weekdayA DiriEE c1rs Z q cErte ss-vf-s
Pulllan s,eepers Cincinnati 20 Clicaro Ard s.
Lc-is ard Louisrile % Me-pkIs Eaehrille -
Eer Orlesrs.
Caessr=ake ard Ohio O@ees 55 Pe--s7lra-s,
avenue, I75e stree ana NeW Cuion Sta-is, r.
sphons Nam Ios o. Es for ticzsts. beezaVs csscE.
re=e-ratiors ara Teziczb
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ZEESAPEAKE BEACF RATIWAY-

subsect u Caanss wIth5ut Nsuos.
WEEK DAYS.
Gong leave Dis.lrt Linr. 90. uso a. II. -.
$50 s15 and s-a5 T. 70.
RetuE1t1g. leave ne Beseh. SIS Z. n. E.S "a.
sSl. SO. and D9e ? n
Sundays AND HOLIDAYS.
Goi-s. s.. In - -. 20. 40, 7:s5, a.d "a
? H.
ReSuraiuz. 20 - II. nzs ga szn. so. r.a
100 ?. n
PAUL 7. WATERs
GeEe-ll Mann-r--
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UNFURNIsHED.

252 DELAWARE AVE. NE.-S COMMU-
nicating rooms, suitable for light house
keeping; desirable location. 1&
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COUNTRY BOARDERS WANTED: GIVE
reference. Apply to Mrs. CHARLIE
HOLTzCLAW. Nokesville. Va 1S9
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SUMNER BOARD.

)ne Cent Word Each Insertion.
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MILLINERY
WHERE 10 DINE.

WHY COOK
WHY COOK
IN this hot weather. when you can get a
nice meal OF home cooking deliciousIy pre-
pared and neatly served for sc OF &c at
I3l2 Z NV.
150-m. ", fr-ffs
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PHOTOGRAPHY.
HOME PROTECTION

LADIES' TELL YOUR HUSBANDS
that $50 pays for a 500 policy. which
protects your furniture. piano. and wear
Ing apparel against loss by FIRE for one
year It's risky 10 60 uninsured
FIRE ms. co. CiF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
PAU +. Grove. secy.. IS Ilth 81 NV.
Phone n i2E7 or postal I9o
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JOHN NJ DOYLE & CO, .s2O-s22 PA.
ave. NV, agents for Firestone Side Wire
Motor Tire. automobile and carriage tires.
cushion. solid. and pneumatic tires; vul-
canizing and tire repairing; all work
guaranteed. 204
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.
me Cent Word Each Insertion

FOR RENT-NEAR THEDRAI.
Close, fEpe residence. handsomely fur
nlshed, large porch lawn. and splendid
shade; for summer or term OF vears
II, l. RUST. Cos 18th 81 I55-tf
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AMREINS DELICIOUS ICE CREAM
and water ices delivered
lgs n l. ave Phone Main rs
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HARNESS AND TRUNKS.

WANTED - TRUNKS TO REpATP.
prices reasonable; send postal. Will caIi /
and give estimates. DE NEPHEWS. s5 /
gth NV. T-as-e,oS
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One Cent H'ord Each Insertion.
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6G9-t,th.s
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FOR RENT-RoOMS.

ne Cent a Word Each InsertiOn.
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HEALTH MOVEMENT

VIAyI SCIENCE OF HEALTH NAT-
ural non-s1rs1 cal; cloth bOUrd. 400-Dage
1199A ITse- Apply by mail. s16 Colorado
Bldg Free lecture for women TuasfIsv
at 2. n. Ss-tfs
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-27
z NEW JERSEY MEWST
MARRIED BY MISTAKE
OFsCAMDEN JUSTICE,
GfrieC Came swittnMale Friend Just
for asLicense.

CAMDEN. May 27.-After Rosa
Cheapero, % years old, became the
bride of Israel Zion. % years old, of
1901 South Fifth street, Philadelphia. in
the City Hal last night and they were
informed, that it was customary In Cam
den to, pay So for marriage ceremonies.
the young woman caused cold chills to
course down the backn of Justice of the
Peace William Fithiam by stating that
the ceremon was a mistake. as she
had simply called to get a license to
W Cd another man later in the week.
"Didur't you know what you were do
ing when tyou were going through the
,motionss2' Indignantly inquired Justice
Fithian-
AS a result of the peculiar state OF
affairs Iastice Fithian refused to turn
over the marriage certificate to the
pair, andrthe man and woman left the
Office for the purpose of consulting a
lawyer. The pair will now have to
90 to the courts before the knot can
be united If what they said Is con-
nrmed by a third party.
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GERMAN SAVINGS
BANK DIRECTORS
ARE ENTERTAINED

The success of the German Savings
Bank was celebrated in the Kruger
Auditorium last night, where former
Judge Gottfried Kruger. its president,
was host to the board of directors.
President Kruger some time ago
told the directors that as soon as the
assets of the bank reached the So $780,
600 mark the event would be celebrated
with a dinner.
There were no set speeches, but
mutual congratulations were the order
of the night, and Mr. Kruger came in
for a large share.
A feature of the dinner was the serv-
ing of the sorbet in what represented
money bags, such as used in banks,
bearing a likeness of the host n in
scribe0 German Savings Bank, 5 5000.
000."
Those at the table were former State
Senator Michael T. Barrett, Augustus
F. Eggers. president of the Board OF
Works; former Mayor William H. F
Fielder, John Fischer, F. Albert Hahn
William r. Hoffman,, Robert A. Os-
borne, Gustavus S~taehlin, George w
Wiedenmayer, John Bukhardt, Will
lam H. Barkhorn, Christian w. Feigen.
span and William G. Trautwein. Mr.
Feigenspan was chosen director to sue
coed the late William b. Guild.
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ASK RECEIVER FOR
B|GENCYCLGED|A
PUBLISHING FIRM
Newark Attorneys FileFBiil OF
Complaint Against Owners OF
Britannia Volumes.
Especial to the Evening start

0fNN
TRENTON, May 27.-Lindabury,
Depue and Faulks, of Newark, have
filed in the Court of Chancery of New
Jersey a bill of complaint asking ina
a receiver be appointed TO take charge
Of the assets of Walter N. Jackson, OF
Newton. Mass. and Horace 3. Hooper,
the principal owner of the Encyclo-
pedia Britannica. Mr.. Jackson Is the
plaintiff in the case. and he seeks 10
have the partnership dissolved, an ac-
counting rendered by the defendants
and an Injunction issued restraining
Mr.. Hooper and his associates from
taking any action that Will Dust MT.
Jackson from the company.
Last July Hooper and jackson dis
agreed because Hooper proposed to
raise s1,500,0O0 upon their Joint assets
for publication of the eleventh edition.
jackson would not consent to this. The
partners met in New York n Hooper
offered to sell mis- share in the business
for 81. 900, 900. Jackson declined.
jackson charges that Hooper has dis
regarded partnership agreements ano
through nominal directors a placed
himself in control of h affairs OF the
corporation, and that these things have
been done by Illegal methods. 1t Is
alleged that Hooper is guilty of mis-
management in general and that the
time has come when there should be a
complete disclosure of the corpora
tfon's affairs.
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K. OF C. DISTRICT DEPUTIES.

BAYONNE, May 27.-District depu.
ties. Knights of Columbus. have been
named as follows by State Deputy
John ]. Hickey:
John F. O'Neil, Jersey City: DR.. John
F. Condor, Belleville; Edward J
O'Rrien, Newark; Joseph F. Brant, Ho-
boken; Frank A. O'Connor,. Orange; DR.
Thomas D.. Keegan, Jersey City;
Thomas F. MaeKessy, Elizabeth; H. j
Hughes, Perth Amboy; DR.. John j
Haley. Gloucester; T. NJ. O'Connell
Burlington; J.. Adam Giegold. Engle-
wood; James r. Cassidy, Camden;
James D. Carton, Asbury Park; M
James Gibney, Phillipsburg; w. N. Nc,
Adam, Atlantic City; Joseph A. De
laney, Paterson; James P. McKenna
Newark; r. L. Maloney, Dover.
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0 EDUCATORS MEET.

LONDON, May 27.-Upwards of 5000
scholars of international repute aEs at
present in London to attend the sew
eiith international congress of applied
chemistry. which was formally opened
this afternoon. The delegates will be
divided into seventeen main sections.
which will meet at various scientific
centres under the Craftsmanship of
American and European specialists.
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HONOR MRS. M'LEAN.

TRENTON, May 27.-Mrs. Donald
Mclean, retiring president-general OF
the Daughters of the American Revo-
luton, and her two daughters, one oil
whom has just become engaged to
Lieutenant Gardiner, of the United
States army, were the guests of honor
at a reception given at the home
of Mrs. Henry Pratt Perrine to
the New Jersey Society Of Colonia
Danes and Trent Chapter. Daughters
of the Revolution
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PRINCETON SENIORS WILL
BANQUET WOODROW WILSON

PRINCETON, May 27.-The senior
class of Princeton will give a dinner &c
President Woodrow Wilson as a token
of its appreciation of what he has done
for the college. The dinner will take
place on Thursday. June 10, at the
Princeton Inn. A committee was ap-
pointed to manage h affair, and in
cludes the following men: N. Ewing,
chairman; e. c.. Selby. w. NJ. Prizer. A.
E. Booth, B. Dodge, f. A. Dillon, n. r
Cass and J. c. Brush.
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DEATH DUTY OF sIo.oOo.ooo.

LONDON, May z7.-Charles Morrison,
a comparatively unknown millionaire,
whose estate, it is estimated, is worth
between $4,000, 900 and $751; 900, 900, is
dead, near Reading. aged 90 years.
with a maximum death duty of 10 per
cent. and a succession duty of s per
cent, as provided by the new budget,
the government will receive from the
estate more than $40, 600. 900. Morrison
was a bachelor and a man of the most
simple habits. 4
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TIGHT SHOES GIVE HIM
RHEUMATIC ATTACK,

Mt. HOLLY. May 27.-As the result
of wearing tight shoes. A. Lincoln Saiier,
of High street. is compelled to use
crutehes because of rheumatism in his
foot. This trouble comes AT a most
i~nopportune time. as Mr.. Sailer has
about everything in readiness for
launching his new power boat, which
win be the largest and most costly
craft on the Rancocas creek.
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SHOOTS AT GEESE;
TWO PERSONS ESCAPE.

HAcKENSACK, May 27.-Dr. Horace
Greeley, a medical inspector OF the
New York health department, who con-
ducts a sanitarium here, narrowly es-
capped shooting two persons yesterday,
when. as his wife says, he fired at a
neighbours geese tina were digging up
his garden.
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MURDER CASE GNICHTEL'S FIRST.

TRENTON, May 2I.-Judge Frederick
w. Gnichtcl, who has just been APP
pointed TO the Court of Common Pleas
of Mercer county by Governor Fort,
will conduct his first session of court
next Tuesday. 1t is likely that the
FIRST case before him will be a murder
trial, that of Piroska Paske. charged
with the killing of John Lukacs.
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GETS VERDICT OF $4,000.

JERSEY CITY. May pa jury in
the Hudson County Circuit Court re-
turned a verdict last night for $4,000
in favor Of Catherine Higgins, h sued
the Public Service Railway Company.
Miss Higgins was struck by a trolley
car ana received permanent injuries.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-27
TALLEST BOY IN
NEW JERSEY is DEAD
Was IA Years Old and 6 Feet 2
Inches Tall.

WHARTON, May 27.-William Bice,
jr., the tallest boy for his years in this
State, is dead here from pneumonia. 1t
Is believed that his abnormal growth In
the last year weakened his powers of
resistance. He was only IA years old.
but 6 feet 2 inches in height.
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ORDERS /. p. TO RESIGN.

HACKENSACK, May 21-Justice OF
the I'eace Samuel shaw. Of East Ruth
erford, was brought before Judge Dem
Arrest yesterday afternoon by Deputy
Sheriff Jonh w. Courier on
bench warrant charging him with IL
legally trying and committing Peter
Cheler on a charge of larceny. TIT
court gave him until Tuesday to turn
over his commission as a justice end te
resign.
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FORT LOVES MT. HOLLY.

MT. HOLLY, May 27.-While in this
city visiting his aged blind father, Gov
ernor j. Franklin Fort said he had not
lost his love for this section of the
State, and that later on he would be
pleased to make MI. Holly his home, If
circumstances permitted.
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FOUNTAIN VS.. SALOONS.

FLORENCE. May 27.-Believing that
a public fountain will keep working
men from saloons, the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union here is collect
ing funds to erect one. 1t will be placed
in the heart of the town.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-27
GAS PLANT For cLARKSBoRo.

CLARKSBORO, May 27.-Thls place
is to have a gas plant. A company
has been formed and several thousand
dollars has been subscribed for stock.
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WILL RESIST DEPOSITION.

BAYONNE. MAY 27.-Former Tax
Collector s. P. Brooke, of this city, has
certioraried the action of the Common
Council in deposing him from office.
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Drunkards Cured
In "a hours
Any Lady Can Cure the Most Violent
Drunkard Secretly at Home.
To Prove 1t, A Free Trial Package Is
Sent To All WHO Write.

Let no woman despair. The sure, quick. per-
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II Is Golden Remedy. 1t has no odor. It has
no taste. Just a little Is put in the drunkard's
cup OF conee or tea, or in his food. He will
never notice It, he will be cured beec-o he
realizes 1t, and he wild never know why he
abandoned the taste for rQuos.
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CIVIL WAR VETERAN STRICKEN.

PENNINGTON. May 27.-Edward
Housed, a veteran of the Civil War. was
stricken with PARALYSIS at his home
near Prallsville.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-27
South Jersey Sends Its Spring
Vegetables to Newark Market
Prices Rather High Now, but
Drop Is Expected in a
Short Time.

Spring vegetables from southern Jer-
sey are coming into their own in the
market. A trifle delayed by weather
conditions, they have lost nothing in
freshness and savoriness. The woman
house provider will fine a good array
of articles for her table.
Asparagus is quoted at 25 to IS cents
a bunch; a half-peck of green peas is
to be had for 20 cents; string beans are
plentiful at 10 cents a quart; red or
yellow onions command the same price;
radishes and rhubarb are quoted at 3
cents a bunch; a half-peck of spinach
costs 20 cents.
The market is firm with a slight bear
ish tendency noticeable. With the con-
tinuance of favorable weather this will
Undoubtedly assume the full proper
tions of a movement and prices may be
expected to take a toboggan. Follow
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