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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29
Der 9enti6 amerifa=
nii6e 0ottOr tummt.
6eiabter Sps3iaIit In Ser sebans'
LANG ausr ebrsnifdpsn rns ipseh
ellen Kranfbeitsn ppn 1flan'
uer nnS Srauen.

90 uuroe ioeben tier befannt ae.
eeben, bas bic 9eutih /. Gmeritani.
iden G~pftoren, cine 8erbinouue ee'
ihidter meoi5iuiider gIperten in
ausu drUhiiHeu 8~rautbettsn, beab'
fidtieen In uniererS tabt. reeetmdsi'
&c 8eiuHe 81 MAIDEN, uuo ibre
Dienfie oils grperten alien 9eibenosn
a~nSubieten. 9urh ben @ebrauh
Der .Seutid Gmeritaniideu Sot
Springs Our, uelde iie anwenoen,
uerben nisle Sale. bic unbeilbar
ideiuen, ihuel eebeilt,
Der 6auptipesialiR, Der gum ere
FEN RaIe am R o n t a a, ben l.
3 ebruar bier fem pirb, bat elet.
triihe uno anoere Sntrumente Der
neueiisn Wuiter, um ibm BET Der
DiaanOis zines Sales bebalntb gu
fem, unb b6uiie brauht er gar feline
Rebiain bel Der 8ebanbluns Der
Yatienten.
Do bieie8 iein erlter Beiuh bier
1T, 10 tuiG er einiae Der ianieriafen
Sale bebnnoeln, UNI gu 3eieen fuas
bieies t%uunbernpIe .@erman.Gmeri.
tau Dot Springs 5piiem tbun tam,
unb UNI oieies 5u thuu, ufferirt er
a1en freien COMPUTATION llnteriuh.
uns unb Office > SebaRluns, bic am
Rontae, 9ienitae, Nitpod uno
9Ounerftas udaiter @ods uoripre.
den. Gr mirb nur fdr bic R.biain
Sesnblune anredreu, aub s~arantirt
8ufriebenbeit In iebem Sau, ben er
annimmt. Gr iberntmmt feinen
Gaa uenr er oeuit, baB &c i'm niht
erfulareiH bebanbeln taHn.
Ct bebanbelt rbeumatti&e, Sers.
Sober, Waaen., &iereus unb Gun
een.2eiben; aatarrb unb Saubbeit,
siusrlet tuie LANCE fe %fanben; Belt.
ndfen, frampfe, Banbmuru, arupf
@rjema. unb Sauttrantbeiten. uffene
Bunben, uno ale neru6ien aranf
beiten; p~erlurene Ranuestraft, gu.
genoihnoen, uno nle eebeimen
Rrantbeiten BON Rdunsru unb Srau.
en-. CT turirt poiitiu Bride, 90.
merhoiben uuo Jiiteln Obue ben Sc.
braud bes Wefers.
Der German sGmerican gpeSia.
lift1 mirb bier i'm Gbite Souie iein,
bsaiunenh am Runtap, ben / 5ebru-
ar, pnQ feline Dfficsitunosn iiub uon
9--l2 Wpreens, 2-5 Rafmittass
unb 7-99 Gbenbs. s'
Sht iOGltet 5psta duf @ure@eiuno.
belt ntten, uub sarnm beludjt ben
Sattor uno benust bieie freie Offer.
te.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29
@ertHtS sGermins.

0ertdbtS 'Gertntft.
Gsuutp.Gourt. RtseluhBtet dtrmiut btsin-
HtH ON 4. Wlputo9 Der 9eonatt StbruaI. wlot
Au9uft uHo Fobtuber. 6ttutraRSqlsth Bee
bbrbt am l. Tlontae TN Nprtl.
Etrtutt.G on IT. Rtatlmdbiot atrmtnt be-
ginRsR ON 2. Weoutaa otr Dtonatf 9annar. Dtat
nnb September.
Rrobatt.gourt. Rtetlmabtst 9trmiu, be
9iuntn an 4. Uloutag Der Wtonatt 6tbruor
Hai. Nnautt nub RopeWbtr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29
Guftionl

{ unter3eid,neter nirb lui Ieiner biSheri9sn
Sarm an Ser DItlidIen &tabtsren;e eeIsaen.
am
. o nnerftos ben %. Tetruar, 1909
ioIsenoes ~perioH,de Gi9entRum an ben
Nleiitbietenten %perfaufen,
3 pieroe, 8 NiIdtiibe, 1 Snrmwa9en, /
Surrp, l Spriu9tpaeen, @osenbor mitgIut.
iab, 1 Sd1Iitten, 2 Mdber, 2 SeuredJen, 1
Difc RoLer. l S%euDenoer, ] puBmiible,
pFI9e, 2 Soppelte Gssen, 2 %GuItipatorS,
1 Sioer'Niiible, Yierbe9eitlirr, Germ. uno
Tamenidttel. 1 gIatform. unb l 9eam.gDa
&c, Neiniaier, iopte SonsserGtbe beftebenb
aus aIeioeridronf, SIaSIdIrant, 4 Seis.
Sien, 2 Giide, l Sce'9or, gettteIen. tur3.
I'M ~ppuftdnbt9e Sarmeirridtuns,
9ebtnsun9en: Vile Summen bon S. uno
.tueniser, baar; fir Summen iiber So pirb
Elm Rreoit bon 8 Wlonaten sesen siote mil
gutter Giherbeit bepiaist.
Collie eS an bieien Sase regimen, finbet
Der 9erfaui am loIsenoen Gase Itatt.
SriB Srant.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29

Drafe, Die Sebr. 8oettina
baben fir NaIer Saaui suei Sod,
&c BON lie l4o SUB Eiefe. 8 SUB pon
chamber, eebobrt. unb permittelf
Spnamit nuf Den 8oben cine Sprene,
uua uUrgenpmmeu, rpefhe tue QUE
'8mede senaseno Bafer berbeiee.
tlbrt bot.
-8ermanbte Ses gsrfurbenen Nr.
uolo Baumeaertn T BON ct. 2ouis
Commend tuelhe In Sermann befen
8eerbieuna beiuobnten, iinb bier su
8ein@ @s fab bic @ittpe Baum.
aaertner, bic 5rls. gbrifina u. Soa
Srnno ioruie Serr unb Grau CD.
Brandt.
Vim Sonntaa 1T ~ruieberum elm
after Burger bieier Radbaribaft sur
erulgen Rube eingepanaen Bdbreno
Der atte Serr Roris @iemalo beim
beftsn @Obliein abenosFeu einnabm,
plaste ibn pl6slih cine Gbsr ia Gun.
sensemebe mas ben Cob mad faum
8 Rinut.u berbeifdbrt,. Ct mar
elmer Der alteften s%lnieoter unb bier
iebr beliebt uub eeahtet.
- Die 8esauiieber Bm. 8ttte,
Mug. peiemauu uno SEQ. aurrelme.
per besablen isst bic Roabarbeiter
aus. nnb MAIDEN aae uersniete @e.
fitter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29

- W orri n. Grtbur
Sdpinte unb Goutpb .8ittenbatI
fnb nad ct. Souls UNI 81 bleibeu.
- 90. SeIine eine nod Union
am fih mad elmer Bobnuns uruSu-
Ieben. CT mill In Srhhiahr babin.
3iebsu.
- Grau 9. 8. Bope uuo Sodter
Gfbsr ruaren Ieste @uhe In Gbamuis
az HeiuH.
- 5ranf BaumsaertnerH mar teste
Bode mebrere Gage bier.
Ben aublmann beiu1te an Der
Coles Greet feline Rutter unb Shue'
Her.
- Bm. Rbeinbol5 bradte Iebte
Bu4s In st. Souls, Seferiuu gitp
uuo 8Unnets Rig ielbRse5osene
Beine In ben Rarft.
- Souls Sduars beiudts in Ger
mann 8ertuanote.
- Gbas Slider bon ainn 1T bier
su SeiuG.
- Srau Geo. Bif BON Ranias, IN
bier az BeTuh.
Die Gbeleute Sam Spredel.
meper betIaeen ben lob ibres ainb.
leins. go tarb am tssten Sreitas
- 2ouis Gesler ~ieierte ON lesten
3isnstas ieinen @eburtstae.
- 5reb Sunne unb @uf g8iele
lpar.n leste @ods in SeferiOn Gttp.
SObn SpedbaIS bon Berger III
bier ais Samleb BEL Ss. Stud elm.
getreten.
- 5rau Geo. 8aibel 1T auf Der
Rranienlite.
= Sobn Sp. 5aItenbers uun Sun'
isbale mar bier 81 geiuh,
= 5rt. Bertha Satitenber s uno
3ermnnn Saitenbere BON ct. Souls
iuaren bier um Der Bssrbisune bes
perfturbenen Rintleins bee Gbeleute
Gam sprsdelmeper bsiSuwObnen.
- Der StOrd NOR bic Ieste BDde
bier tart beiddfti at. SIM Seim s.
o. Brandt binterlies er Elm Gb&ter.
den. ebenfau zines bel Rm. Sch.
iinss unb ben Gbsleuten Sacob
Sdmis bratte er iDsar 8uiuinse.
I'm Rontaa oieier Bote CABS bel
gbif. Bauer ebenfaus Elm 96Hter.
den.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29
NOTICE,
Contracts for Care and Main
tenance Of Paupers.

STATE Of MISSOURI &c
County Of GaSconade.
Notice is hereby given, that
bids for the maintenance of the following
paupers, for an indefinite term to expire
as soon as the recently purchased poor
farm Shall be prepared to receive these
u%nfortunates, will be received by thee ounty
Court at the regular February Term 1909
OF said Court, to-wit:
Mary Bixon. Sarah Lacy, Valentine
Branson. Mary Everett, John Fuhrer, J.
Zelenka, August Richter, Bertha Rathgeb,
Mrs. Krejce, Lima Toenne.
Sealed bids must be filed with the coun.
ty clerk on or before the first day of said
February term, the Court reserving the
right to reject any and all bids. BY oraer
of the County Court.
Theo. Graf,
County Clerk.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29

8 suns. Dtr iasen hierms'
Danf allen lieben Sreunben fur bic unS
beuieIene 9beilnabr,e, anidBfit beS lob
es uuIeres seIiebten Soften, Daters, SobH
unb 9ruoerS, aIrnoIo B~aumsaertner,
ebenfalS 6errn 9aItor Sueomeier fur iei'
ne SroItporte. Iopie ,iir bic idonen Blu
menipenben, ebenfaIs 'ben 8abttuttrd.
germ ~unfe,en beften Sant
Die trauernne Satin,
anna 9aumsaertner. (seb. Sranet), Rueoli
9aum9aertner, (gater), uno 9~lnperipanote,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29
Gin minterabenH
bon Rarl Serss.

a nj biftern @interabenO
Guf 6bsr 8ersesb6b',
Den @es mir mibiam erabeno.
Bat' id i'm tiefen Shuee.
SIM @interihlai bearaben
9iest peitbin Glur unb 5elb,
limb trddsenb ireusen &aben
Gm srauen Simmelselt:
% bammert mir i'm Snnern,
Giepeil id firbas idreit',
Gin iunnises @rinnern
gus ierner SinberSeit
@S mar elm Maisnmursen,
9a id an 8aters Sanb
Gin ainblein ubne Sorsen
auf bieiem 8erae itanb.
llnb Saibeblumen fudbte,
Beperlt pum Rurseutbau,
llnb ibpinbelnb aufndrts blidte
SINS tiefe Simmelsbau.
Der Simmel mar 10 ionnis,
Die Grbe mar 10 melt,
SaS 9eben mar 10 tupnnie,1
unb enblus idien bic Belt
Sest 1T Der Rai oerflusen,
8errunuen lit bic 9eit,
Der Simmel idtuurs umse3usen,
Die groe reib perifneit.
Mein Saar III grau e%etuOrber,
Wein Gang lit Nib unb idtuer,
Ser @inter treibt aus Rurben
Shuarsblaue 8ulten Der.
lnb bort am 8albesiaume
@ebt Bee unb Stee mir aus,
Wltr flinst's als tuie i'm Graunle:
@eb, alter Mann, mad Saus!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29
6emeraI @~eriammlun8
Der
9srmavn I.ssufsitigta fur Der
fAerunas Rfftpfhaft.

IS rpire hermit betannt semadt bas bic
SabresherIammluHs obeneenanuter So
lenid)aIt am t7fl gjtsr gss4,
'tlsntae, Sen 4. Sebrnar 1909.
abenos 8 ,nbr IN DER Sitp 6ale absebaIten
tpiro uno iinb ole Wit9lieber esbeteu ala
eridleinen ba geamtenwabl unb SabrSab
redjuuu9 oprlie9t.
Rsbe rt 9a um ga rtner,
Sefretdr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29
Bert a mIuue
petseam perdberen Stallion 60.

IS Diro biermit betannt eeaeben bak
oben9enanuie Seieuid,aft am eamitua ben
6. Tebruar 1909 UNI 2 lhr nadlmitaaS, in
s~anopebr'S Gtore 40 Poisbam cine Ser.
Iommlnn9 abbalten tuiro. unb ole 6lieber
limb 9ebeicn qnfpeieno 5u fem.
SuliuS Snabt, prGFoent.
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NOTICE. OF FINAL SET TLEMENT.
County Clerk

Notice is hereby given to all creditors and
others Interested In the Estate Of
HENRY p. SCHARFF
deceased. that Fred. j.. scharr. Era
cutor OF said Estate. intend to make nnal
settlement thereof AZ the next term OF the
Probate Courtof Gasconade County, State OF
Missouri. to BE- held at Hermann, No., on the
ssnd day OF February 1908.
Fred. J. scharn.
Executor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29
Dfisieler Dsepeii sr.

Seamte.
AsrrdisntaRt AIon&o 9ub8 TanaaH
Derhtsr 60. Court p StoenHtr Bop
60 Ri@ttr iaol 1th- oauB 2. 3. etoubr gIanb
60 Rt9tsI nnIoI 3tf Sran1 Dndsu GtoIpt
gouAtp 9Itrt Ghto 0rof German
9nHlabrt6ier aug Dtsptr
Strtnif GitTi tW y. Gnts
Solicitor RI Brtutr
eAotmttitr Sohn 3. SantT F.,
ehsrtN etrnd Canaan
1HtHpf 9 0~lbtrsutrth etoup 6tl
enfbtpor 80 Daimler 6trnoAn
RanIab .DtrtpaIttt % Wlfptr Bah
Coroner Sr. 80. Si,nb,rs Srat
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gu p~erfaufen
gu u%erfauien.
2uhtbeneu uub @ieIbenrit 80
uerfaufen.

Gin prad1ippller GielbensIt elmer Der beIten
i'm 6pun,g. ebeniols elm eoeIseSihteier
Suttbensit gu oerfouien, bcibs earontirt.
WabereS in Der Office oieies 8lattes.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-30
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF EXCISE CON
MISSIONERS OF THE CIT
OF NEWARK.

OFFICE OF HI BoARD OF EXCISE COM
MI5SIONERS OF THE CITY
City Hall, April %. 1903.
The following Is the list of names. residences
cation to this board for the granting of licenses
to sell spirituous, vinous, malt or brewed liquors
to wit:
WHoLEsALE-NEw APPLICATIONS.
Edward Rsfter, $50 Warren st.......same place
Robert 4 w MaS Epsts1na % Hs%SSrs p q Same pl-
Dol'"'' STORE Co. ~ ear IS Mt it.. Prospect av.
Na"' + hE ssshi * FEsne p piLis;ilIs 81; nth St
VIM. A: Mcclure. 5O2 Bank st....... Same place
Joseph F: Centsnni. 40 Cutler ST.. Same place
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
VIM 1ra;,,F F; sehrafts ,9s-lot Magazine st; Same pl.
Josepn Heck, 2Ss Mulberry t......S Same place
Peter King, 4Os Market NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. place
Chs. A. Dunlap, e54-7ss So. Orange ay. Same pi.
Joseph Schneider. 2s Shipman st.. Same place
Isidor Lsstbader, 179 Spruce st...,.. same place
Frederick Bleckert, 1855 Warren ST.. Same place
Gsnio letter., g River Same place
James Purcell, 66S North 9Th st......Same place
Henry Schaefer. s61 So. 9th st....... Same place
Martin Mclaughlin. 81 Camden st. Same place
Annie Hoven. 667 Ferry st.......,...S Same place
George S. Valentine, 81 18th ay.....Same place
Stephen NJ. Pierson, 301 1903, Plane ST.. Same pl.
Walter D. Baker. 345-S61 Bloomfield av. Same pl.
Luigi Ottolfna. 291-29S 18th av.......Sane place
Henry Gross. 1b5 Springfield av...... Same place
John Schosso, 81 Academy st.......Same place
John Wolston. 249 Bank Same place
John Schuyler, 591 Springfield av... SAINT place
Rosa Lauris, 123 18th av..--.......Sam place
Fred Yost. 40 Jabez st............. Same place
John j. Griffin, 457 Broad t..........S Same place
Herman Scheu, 1875 Avon av........Sa Same place
BOTTLERS' LICENSE-RENEWALS.
Gottfried Kru sger Brewing Co., $3.50 Bel
mont Same place
August j. Goepferich. 81 Wall ST.. Same place
Stephen A. Gottwalt. 70 So. Sth ST.. Same place
Jacob schmitt, "a Washington av; Same place
Peter Hauck & Co.. 9-1s No. 9Th st, Harri-
Adolph H%eitzman. 2s3-295 Camden ST.. Same pi.
Edward Strouse, IL William st /. Same place
Geo, w. Wiedenmayer. Corporation, 6o4 Mar
ket same place
CnriSt1 place
Lyon Sons Brewing Co.. 81 N. j. r. r. av.
Same place
Fred Haug, % Mechanic st......sam place
RETAIL-DOUBLE TRANSFERS.
Nicholas J. Keuper, 40 Orange st Same place
Sam Fink, los Prince Same place
John NIEDER,
President Protein.
a Citu Clerk
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-30
POLICE COMMISSIONER
FIERSTEIN GETS BACK.
Reinstated by Police Board.
Two New Cops.

At a special meeting yesterday after
noon the Police Commissioners rein
stated Benjamin Fierstein as a special
policeman. Fierstein's commission had
been revoked because a citizen had
charged that he was not ~naturalized
and when he was summoned before the
board he failed to appear. Investigation
showed that the charge against Fier-
stein had probably beer inspired by a
desire to get even, as he had once a.
rested the ~complainant's brother.
Martin Reichenbecher, of is Belmont
place. and Matthew ]. Early. of 116
Dickerson street. who had been declared
by the board at their last meeting as
eligible to the police force. were for
maliy appointed.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-30

CLINTON KILLERS TO DINE.
The annual banquet Of tbs Clinton
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-30
TALK ON TUBERCULOSIS.
Several Speakers Heard at
Orange Exhibit Last Night.

A m~assmeeting vas held last night in
the Orange Free Library in the inter
ests of the tuberculosis exhibit.
Several interesting talks were given
by the Rev. John Douglas Adam, of
East Orange. whose theme was THE
Church's Responsibility Toward Tuber-
oulosis as a Social Problem;" the Rev.
Walter Laidlaw, secretary of he Fed
GRAFTON of Churches, New York, who
spoke on The Present Day Church's
Contribution Toward Health in New
York City" Henry Shively. of New
York city. whose subject was Sanitary
Tenements," and Henry A~tterbury
Smith, OF New York. IN "Open Stair
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-30
OFFICE OF the Board OF Street and Water Com
missioners. of the City of Newark.
CITY HAIL.

Newark. N. J.. April rs, 1900.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Of
nee from 3;fb to $3.50 p. M. on Thursday, the
sixth day of May. 1909, and opened at the last
named hour, at q public meeting OF the board
70 be held at said time and place. for furnish
ing a one half yard steam dipper dredge to be
delivered and set up ready for operation at the
west end OF the Pebble street ditch. Also for
the purchase of the dredge now belonging 10
the city. Bidders must specify that dredge
will be delivered within thirty lso) days after
award of contract Is made.
Proposals must be accompanied by the con-
sent In writing OF two f) sureties Presidents
of Essex County. New Jersey. or a surety com
panv authorized to do business In New Jersey.
amount Of the proposal and agree to become
%sureties for the faithful performance of the
If awarded.
Specifications for the work can be examined
st the office OF the Chief Engineer of the board
at the CITY Hall.
Each proposal must be enclosed In a sealed
envelope. properly Endorsed with the name OF
the bidder and the work. and directed to the
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners of
the City Of Newark.
Bidders will state their prices in writing as
well as in figures.
The board reserves the right to accept or re-
ject any or all proposals for the above work
as they may deem best for the interest of the
city.
BY direction Of the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners OF the City of Newark,
NJ. r.. SHERRERD.
apr26-5t Chief Engineer.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-30
CITY ApyERrIsEMrNrs.

PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby riven Tint ths f,,.
lowing ordinance has been passed tv ths
Board OF Street and Water Commissioner ana
approved by the Mayor of the City OF Newsrk
and pursuant to Chapter $50 of the state Law
or 1925. Is hereby published by title:
An ordinance TO open
NEW YORK AVENUE
from a point 12 feet east of Garrison street 10
Jabes street. "
Adopted April 90. 1909.
A. f. EGGERS
President OF the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners
WIN. E. GREATHEAp.
Approved April "a, 1902.
JACOB HAUssLINc
Hprzo-tt Mavor
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-30
TWELFTH WARDERS TO MEET.

The organization meeting of the
Twelfth Ward Democratic Club win be
held Thursday, May 6. at George
Rabenstein's Hall, 227 Ferry street.
Las night a committee meeting was
held, at which Alderman Albert H.
B~iertuempfel presided. Organization
plans were discussed.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-30

into consultation about a pair of shoes
with red silk Innings he vas to give to
President Taft, the mind of Kalman
BRO, a local shoemaker became de-
ranged and he was taken to an asylum
last night.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-30
CAKE SALE FOR SCHOOL.

Miss Myra Il. Matthews. instructor
in Latin in the Orange High School,
assisted by the girls of the junior class,
Will give a cake and candy sale i'll the
school Saturday afternoon n evening
for the benefit of the Orange Free Lii
brary. Dancing will be enjoyed later.
"A feature OF the afternoon will be a
Japanese tea, which will be served by
the girls attired in Japanese costume.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-30
SEALED
.DouARTERs FIRE pEPARrMENr-

HEADQUARTERS FIRE DEPARTMENT
CITY HALL.
Newark. ". J.. April %. 1901.
sealed proposals. viii be received All fhese
headquarters during the hour between 4 and 30
p. m. on "Wednesday. May 5. 1909. and will he
opened immediately after the expiration of the
time fxcd for receiving the aforesaid proposals,
lot furnishing the department. with the follow
ing supplies, to wit; Oats. hay. bran. straw.
Such quantities of the best quality as shall
pc needed by the several companies during the
month To be delivered at the quarters Of the
each bid.
Further information concerning these pro
Board.
the right to reject any or ali proposals so re-
ceiyed as may be deemed for the best interests
of the city.
THOMAS Z. BURKE
u u ~.u, President.
Secretary. apr3s-5t
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-30
FIFTy.FoUR YEARS WITH p. R. R.

NEW YORK. April Boa testimonial
dinner was given Colonel william p.
Wilson, a special agent Of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad, in the Majestic Hotel
last night. He was thus honored be-
cause of his fifty-four years of service
the coupany's employ. He will re-
tire tomorrow.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-30
apr27-6t

OFFICE OF the Chief Engineer of the Board of
Street and Water Commissioners Of the City
of Newark.
NOTES.-The final estimates for the following
contracts Will be presented to the Board of
Street and Water Commissioners OF the City of
Newark for acceptance. at the regular meet
$3.50 p. m, viz:
WARWICK STREET SEWER
between Pacific street and jefferson street.
All objections to the payment of said esti-
mates must be filed in this office In writing on
or before Thursday, May 6, 1909. before 2
o'clock.
MORRIS r. sHERRERD,
Chief Engineer.
Dated April 90, 1909. apr30-6t
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Notice Is hereby given to all parties interested
that the certificate of assessment of the whole
amount Of the costs and expenses Of construct
ing a sewer In
HENRY STREET:
Ecker AVENUE.
and grading of
WEST M AVENUE.
have been delivered TO me according TO law.
Said asseesrpent comprises all the lots. tracts
both sides OF
HENRY TREET
from Bank street to Academy street: on both
sides OF
MEEKER AVENUE.
from Elizabeth avenue to Freltbghuysen ave-
nue.; ON both sides of
WEST END AVENUE
from a point about !, $50 feet south OF South Or
Hnge avenue to city line.
The owners OF lands and real estate assessed
In said certificate of assessment are hereby re-
CURED 70 pay. the amount so assessed upon
them, and each of them respectively to me at
my office, City Hall. on or before June 7th. 1909.
Newark. N. j.. April "A. 1909,
j. II.
apr27-5t Comptroller.
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may apply to Secretary Theodore 8.
Fettinger' today. The indications are
that the attendance will be the largest
in the history Of the association.
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Hill Improvement Association will be
held at the Kruger Auditorium on
May 8, and those who wish to attend
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-02-04
New Court House Nearing Com.
plefion.

T'se finishing touches are bein. mt
On the new court house. The ctrpen-
ters and painters are on their last
rounds and the plumbing will be
completed this week. EVERYTHING
VII. be IN readiness for court on the
il'teenth. at any rate And when the
last lick is struck and the work is ac-
cepted by the building committee.
Vance county will have IA court house
OF which the people may he proud
handsome and imposing in appear
ance, commodious in size, convenient
III arrangement, and substantial i'm
character-such n structure as some
parsons believed could be made by
utilizing any portion OF the old build
ing.
Contractor ID. j. Phipps has done
good job and has added to the fine
reputation he already had as CON-
petent and conscientious contractor
and builder.
The plumbing is in keeping with
the rest of the work. Mr. c. S. Gar
rett OF Newport News, Va, has the
contract for this job and his work
and the quality Of material used are
OF the best. The fixtures are modern
and up-to-date, nothing but high
class goods being installed and both
workmanship and material have
been favorabIy commented upon.
And the painter also deserves a
word of mention in this connection.
Mr.. James II. Farror who has the co1i-
tract for this work has done a good
job. The outside brick work defies
detection almost between the natural
color (grey pressed brick and the
old part-and the inside work is
comparable with the other.
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Mr. W M.rtaustaiu of Pich

Mr. A ". Martanstein OF Rich
mund. Va. WAS II visitor to Hpnder-
son this week. and hi- presence gave
pleasure to his numerous friend. here
! He sung at the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning and night, his
| MAGNIFICENT baritone voice being
| heard 10 good advantage. 1t is al
WAYS II rare freHttO hear Mr. Mart+n-
| - eim aud the r. or. t il that hr does
| not visit Hend' r-Un Oftpner.
1t was 81 pleasure tn sac orr boy
hood friend MIR. K. H. Mcclure, OF
| Smit lfirld, Johnston county. in
| town this week ''Mnc" formerly
| lived in Oxford and has many friends
among our people who are always
glad to SEQ him H"i- now buying to-
hHccp for the j p. TAYLOR Company,
aud having finished the season on
his home market he will represent
them elsewhere until the remaining
crop is sold.
J. H. Bridgers, trustee, advprtises
to sell at public auction TO the high
est bidder ut the store house of +. A.
Smaw near the Henderson cotton
mills. all the stock OF merchandise
consisting OF dry goods, notions,
shoes. groceries and other wares,
store fixtures of every sort and kind,
and ali other property in the store
referred to belonging to W. }. Nash.
Sale TO take place at II O'Clock A.
NJ. Monday, March LIST. See notice
elsewhere.