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The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1909-04-16
rns EWING SEED, PRODUCE AND
COM M iSSION CO.
Call on them for Your Seeds. 800
South Second Street. Phone 2003.

ion books on the shelves. string band
playing in the afternoon and evening,
md light refreshments on hand! The
dea may well tickle the bookworm
Who browses in small. stuffy bookshops
)r Is absorbed into the British museum.
)ut It sounds queer to all who possess
carnegie libraries galore; while as to
he Boston citizen, he simply pities
anybody who hasn't card to his
public library" However. light re.
reshments" and String band" That
Ices SAVIOR Of money.getting attrac.
ions for the surging crowds. who must
always be entertained even while In
he pursuit of mental pabulum. A "lit.
,rary lounge" sounds fetching, and is
original.
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Northeastern State Normal, Table
mah-President A. s. Wyly: vice
president. pedagogy and tralnin,
school. ID. +. Redd: department agri-
,ulture. w. r. Dodson, biology. II.
l.. Nicholas; physics and chemistry
A X. Gossman: domestic science
Mollie ]. Stone; English, j. y. clark;
history. w. J. Pack; Latin and econo
mics, l.. NJ. Logan; mathematics
4. NJ. Landrum. modern languages
Miss Trilla Reed: music, piano. Miss
Louise George; manuel training anJ
metal work. T.. F. Nelson: art and
drawing. Henryetta Siesel, oratory
and reading, Francis Davis: CONNER
,ial department, Cora b. Clever.
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The First Man STRANGER Meets.

The first person whom stranger
meets in landing from ship. boat or
railway car In great city is cabman,
and the treatment he receives from
hat person generally fixes his notion
" the city and its people, and com
monty calls for imprecations and de
iunciations. says the New Orleans
'icayune. OF course. It Is not The case
with guests who are expected and are
specially met by friends. but II Is the
fate of every stranger who wants to
get to hotel or other destination and
does not know the way and would hire
iating the charges for hauling passen-
gers, but the strangers are ignorant
of these laws and as they are not
posted in plain view of the passenger,
rs Is required, he becomes the victim
of any rascal into whose hands he may
fall There ought to be frequent In.
complied with, and all failures should
be severely punished. II Is reported
that many shameful extortions were
practiced on strangers to the recent
carnival they are whenever there Is q
great influx OF visitors. A thing like
this gives city a bad name, as even
the most liberal people are enraged at
being swindled, and when they are
swindled the first moment they set foot
In a strange city. they visit on 1t their
Indignation and condemnation.
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not affected by heat or cold: you can
freeze o South Bend Watch In Ice
without affecting Its timekeepinG
qualities In the slightest dearee.
They are proof against variations caused
by railway travail, horseback riding, auto
mObiling or any of the many jolts and jars
and bangs of every day use. Your jeweler
will be pleased to show you our line OF
these watches and explain to you how.
through the wonderful South Bend Bal.
ance Wheel. South Bend Watch adjusts
itself to every temperature automatically.
FOR SALE BY JEWELLERS ONLY.
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Are there no public libraries, no Car
aegies In Australia? For what do you
suppose Is the very choicest novelty
Tor an Australian? Nothing more nor
less than "a literary lounge" book
arcade. where everybody is welcome" !"
Plenty OF chairs. the reading OF a mil.
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Canning Factory for Waurika.

Representatives Of the Hastings
Industrial Company of Chicago were
at Waurika Saturday and practically
closed deal with the Chamber OF
Commerce for the erection of large
canning factory here. The plant Is
to cost $4,000 and will be great
help to the farmers in this part OF
the country as jefferson County is a
great county for all kinds OF fruit
and vegetables.
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cantaloupes Made $50 per Acre.

Thomas w. Clayton. residing a few
miles northeast OF Taxahoma, be-
heves that melons are money-makers.
He had small patch last year and
made good money out OF 1t, ana VIII
go in heavier this year. Last year
he had In two and a half acres and
cleared, after all expenses or seed,
planting. cultivating. harvesting and
packing. $50. or above $50 an acre,
vice the price of the land. and In
he dryest season in the history oil
he country.
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Entitled TO Allowance.

That the regimental headquarters
nj Oklahoma City, the signal corps,
engineer corps, hospital corps. band
and each of the eleven companies
are the only organizations entitled
to an allowance for armory rem,
aside from the $70S per year allow
ed for the adjutant generals ontce,
arsenal and warehouse, Is the hold
ing OF Attorney General Charles
West nj an opinion to the adjutanI
general.
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Strikes Good Well Near Tulsa.

On the Thomas farm, Two and a
half miles north Of Tulsa on the out
skirts OF the North oil field. Ed Ry.
nm Saturday shot in a well said to
be good for 1900 barrels daily. II
Is expected that will settle down in
time to be 600-barreler.
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Member of LEGISLATURE Weds.

c. G. Jones. member Of the Leg.
islature from Oklahoma county, and
Mrs. Nettie Chappelle, both aged 81
years. were married at Oklahoma
City Sunday by Chancellor Bradford
They left for visit at San Antonio
Tex. They have been residents OF
this county eighteen years.
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win Feed 10000 Head Of Sheep.

w Il. Wright. of Olathe, Kan. an
extensive sheep feeder in this part
of the country, is in Texhoma look.
ing after his farming interests. He
will plant 1900 acres to maize this
year and expects to feed 10000 sheep
next winter.
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Cheyennes Marry.

Joshua Heap of Birds and Mary
Tobacco. Indians, both of Harmon,
were married at Arapahoe by Judge
Latimer. After the ceremony one
of them went out the front door
and the other out OF the back door
OF the court house. Mary Tobacco
Is only Is and IL noted among the
Cheysnnes for her beauty.
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MICHAEL HARR. manufacturer Of store and
Court House.
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GERHARD-On Wednesday, May rs,
1909. Gustave Gerhard. aged 10 years
4 months and 8 days. 65s South Four
teenth street.
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

SO, 200 STOCK high-grade Shoes, Rubbers and
Rubber Boots; elegant Fixtures. J. DOBLIN.
Anctioneer. will sell commencing Monday. May
5lst, 1890 a. H., and continuing the following
day, the entire large stock and elegant Fixtures
Of y. Heyman & Son (retiring), on PREMISES.
III Market ST.. Newark, N. j., comprtsing in
best manufacturers, such as Banister, Heine q
Lynch. j. g. D. Barry; Is. 900 pair Ladies' Welt
10000 pair Misses and Children's Welts. $50
cases Rubbsrs and Arctice. 1000 pair Slippers,
Pumps and Sandals, elegant line of Fine
Hosiery. large line Of Dressing. Uppers and
Findings; also the Fixtures OF the entire build
Ing in large lots to the trade.
P. S.-Th being one OF the finest shoe estab-
lishments IN the State Of New Jersey II Will
interest the best buyers. especially department
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BRANCH OFFICES AND
AGENTS.

Advertising Received at once Rates.
ORANGE OFFICE
ls Cone street. Tel. $50. Orange.
sa4 Harrison avenue. Tel. 1880. Newark.
Room si7, 100 Nassau street. Tel. Jas.
NEW JERSEY SHORE AGENCIES.
Harry 3 Wilson Agency, P~ostofice Building.
Tel. s17-W.
ATLANTIC CITY
Dorland Advertising Agency.
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
Bros. Tel. isoeL. B. b.
Broad street. s4s. Paul Knecht. Tel. III.
Broad street. sslA. ]. H. Greenwood. Tel.
Central Venue. 300. Joseph Ettenberger. jr.
Central svenue. SOS. Ewald Broch. Tel 1884
Clinton avenue. 2ss. r. sableson. Tel 1s5s-R.
Clinton avenue, ssS. August T1aden. Tel
Clinton avenue. 4ss. chas. A. schuidt. Tel
clinton avenue. EOS. W.. r Moore. Tel. BASS.
Waverly.
Clinton avenue nue. and Bergen street. D. sram.1
elizabeth nsy Z uei avenue ven ;. Frank N. utter. refs
Elm and Pacific streets, c. B. Duncan Tel.
137b-J, Newark.
Ff slSm ss1ee! Tef GDp lssa.w. A ssSaTE. D'aee' @
Orange street. bs. VIM. H. Sayres TEL lss'
Springfield avenue. $50. John Breunis. Tel.
1425, Waverly.
plebsaa.n. Tel. is5o-R. Wsvsriy.
Springfield avenue and 3. Eighteentht avenue.
&c Bsitman. Tel M7s waveriy = p..,.
beck. Tel. 2S. Newark.
M Fssssz. s':Tf ~ is'i. Sess%i1 avenue : =.
Peter r. Benthein, news stand. opp. Greene
vow weod Lake Depot. Tel. l27-R' Arlington
Washington ST.. Is. Albert Bowman. Tel $50.
MSfE1s.own.
Gone street. 5. Fred. Miller. Tel. TALL ri
Main Main stree: street, l go. + n. M %s = ~
Main street, $50. F. D. Lorton. Tel. SOL
Hollywood avenue. M. F.. Drewes. Tel. lila.
Main Main street, Il -. & Il r n Mj Plsm,.v. Tel. s,ss.
Main Main street, s sss. E. g. B siseR. Tel Tel. few sasa,w. /.
Main street. 549. L e. Yeager. Tel. BILL. Z
Railroad place. 80. J.. Marks. Tel. ses-R.
Robert b. Magee. d. L g W. depot. Tel.
RAHWAYS
cherry street. 81. H. L. Moore
G. F. Robinson. Tel. $500. ,
Gisnwoes avenue. sss. Gariock 3 MisSsii
M1LIBuR BRANCH
Millburn avenue Tel. lG-L. Miiiburn.
Bioomaeld avenue. 4os. E. e. German q Som
Bioomdeid avenue, 40. Hooe Bros. Tel. SOL.
Central avenue, All. H. l. BirdsaiI. Tel. 2oSs-L.
North Park street. 1853. NJ. Gamble. Tel.
WEST ORANGE
Nsae'i street. sysp ~ 4 VI srs MSsrIDhy Z. r., ~,
ORANGE L
tion. Mrs, %sp ssRSsi A Tsli ss1-5 avenue sta
Forest street ~. J. J. Galliean. Tel s7s1-J.
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CHILDREN SEE WOMAN KILLED.

NEW YORK, May 28.-Hundreds Of
school children Just issuing from the
Eastern District High School in Will
iamsburg yesterday afternoon saw Mrs.
Ella Friedman, the wife OF a rich con-
tractor. leap from the fourth floor OF
her home. 5s3 Bedford venue. She was
instantly killed.
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RATES.

ONE CENT PER WORD.
Including insertion In all editions Of both
Morning and Evening NEWARK STAR under
any classification. or
Death notices. per insertion. ..,,.... cents
With funeral nod ce. per insertion. -. 50 cenfs
Births ana marris &c notices, per inser-
Hssoiuticni, card. 81 thanks. p:r iiii..a...sG ssnts
Aeetin8 ana lodge notices. per line ....i0 centa
For contract ratss, phone l136 Newark.
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CHAs. MEIER. ais Clinton av.; rattan and
willow chair maker end repairer; speciality.
rush sea ling.
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FERDINAND. HERLLNG. practical machinist,
sewing machines sold, Exchanged and ~
paired. supplies Of all kinds. ass Norfolk q.
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eCHWEIGER-Suddenly, on May II,
1903, Joseph, beloved son OF Elizabeth
n the late Frank Schweiger, aged
81 years, Is Niagara street.
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SCIENTIFIC massage treatment for all dis
eases given by an expert; write for appoint
ment. JOSEPH GoLDNER, 81 Park av.,
bloomfield. N. ].
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sHAw-On Thursday. May 27, 1909,
Louise, beloved wife of Harry G.
Shaw (nee Guenther), aged p years
341 Hillside avenue.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

stoves.
coal STOVES, gas ranges. gasoline stoves,
oil stoves and all kinds Of stove repairs. M.
Brakeman. 261 Springfield av.. 2292-L. Waverly.
Wall Paper.
WE paper your rooms at ss.75 up; painting
rooms, $3.50; outside house painting at very
reasonable price. Send postal to PHILIP
ROSENBERG. 1e5 Springfield ~.
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Ladies' TciIOrs and DressmaIxcrs.
M. JALEN. Sc s. Orange av.; tel. 14O5-w; ladies'
dresses mad TO order; perfect At guaranteed.
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TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES

ANY typewriter at Vi: Remington No. 8, SIS;
machines from SO up; typewriter supplies at
l3 regular price satisfaction guaranteed. z
LAW SALES CO.. 1888 Market st.
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PASSAGE EXCHANGE.

EMIL~ GERMANUS. steamship agency. money
exchange. Main ONCE 1856 Springfield av.:
branch office. ia Ferry It
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RITTERHoFFER-On May %, 1903
at her late home, No. Is Averne ter
race, Elizabeth, beloved wife of Ed
ward F. Ritterhoffer.
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of the Sacred Heart and Holy Name
Societies of st. Johns Church are
kindly invited to attend the funeral
from the residence of his mother.
Mrs. C. Flath, "a Second street, on
Monday, May 81, 1903, at 8 a. m, to
st. Joseph's Church. where a Solemn
High Mass of Requiem will be offered
for the repose of his soul Interment
in the Cemetery OF the Holy
Sepulchre.
wINTER-At Colorado Springs, Col,
on Tuesday, May rs. 1909. Elizabeth
Pitman Winter, of st. Johns. N. b.
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A delayed advertisement brings only the
Aftermath Of trade. It's the first call that
captures the procession Of customers.
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Ladies', TaiIor..

GRINDING and repairing OF cutlery, BARRIERS
tools and doctors Instruments. r. LAUTER-
10 Springfield av.
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-
SHEEHAN-At Orange, N. J., on
Wednesday. May rs, 1909, James
Sheehan, son Of the late Morris and
Mary Sheehan.
Relatives and friei DIS are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence, 78 South JEFF
ferson street, Orange, on Saturday,
May 20, at 8 O'Clock a. M, thence 10
st. Johns Church. where a High Mass
of Requiem will be celebrated for the
repose of his soul. Interment in st.
Johns Cemetery.
gMITH-At his home, S. Wakeman
avenue, on Friday, May %, 1909,
Chester Robertson Smith, husband of
Mary Eta Louise Sweet, in his forty
first year.
sTACK-On May 2s, 1909, at his late
residence, 106 Pacific street. Thomas,
beloved son of John and the late
Mary Stack.
vORHIES-Suddenly, on May rs, 1909,
at his home. SO Nassau street. John
w. husband of Mary vorhies. aged
"a years.
wHITTY-on May 81, 1909, James j
Witty.
Relatives and friends and members
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COMING

FRAN PARK. CHAs. H. wAAG. Prop, 10th
av. and 18th st. Open for balls, picnics, we'd
dings, trolley rides, target excursions. etc.
Moving pictures every night, beginning 3
o'clock. Plank Road cars to park. Phone l2o4-L.
CHAS. A. KUNzMANN, West Newark Park
and Hall. cor. sixteenth av., from Seventeenth
to Eighteenth SITS. Suitable for balls, picnics,
parties, receptions. meetings, etc. Tel. 4425-J.
FOR comfort and recreation go to the old
fashioned tavern, South Orange and Norris
avs; coolest park In Newark; bowling alleys
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ALL makes sold, cash or instruments: rental
" per month up; good repairing reasonably
done; supplies for all machines. Newark Type
writer ExchanRe. 9 Beaver ct. Phone A3o.
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price oaid for CASTOR clothing. Send
postal and I will call. A. COHEN, 80 Canal st.
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MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.

INpIAN motor cycles for sale cheap. Store. a
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PERSONAL.

ANYoNE who witnessed assault on passenger
st. and Breintnall pl., Tuesday night, May rs.
about 7:45 o'clock, will confer q great favor by
sending name and address to e., Box So Star
once.
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IF YOU are in need of a surrey. top buggy.
runabout. depot wagon. coupe. top business
wagon, mason or coal truck, both team and
single: stalk trucks. dump wagon. furniture
van, upholsterer wagon, three-seated fisherman
wagon, with ice and lunch box attacr ment. in
fact. wagons of all kinds, you will ind them
here. and at a price never before hear of. We
are determined to sell, as we need both room and
money. VAILSBURG WAGON AND CAR
RIAGE CO.. South Orange and Sanford avs.
Vailsburg district.
FOR SALE-Pair OF bay 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.
AID kinds of wagons. suit most any business;
top and open wagons; all must be sold; very
cheap between now and June 3, 1909. Nine
tenth av. and Twenty-second st. Irvington
R harness and elegant runabout; very
gentle and reliable under all circumstances
owner has no further use for rig. Inquire for
McLoughlan's rig. IL Lombardy st.
RUBBER-TIRE top phaeton, In fair condition,
$50; rubber-tired jump seat canopy surrey. $50.
| Full particulars, address NATHAN RUSSELL.
INC, 1901 Bloomfield.
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RENDECKER-On May 81. 1909, Ethel
Lillian, beloved daughter of the late
Charles and Rachel Rendecker. aged
Il years.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., May "a, 1909.
at his residence, IS Kearny avenue,
Kearny, Herbert H. Armstrong, be-
loved husband of Lulu Armstrong
(nee Kern. aged "A years.
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Coal md wood.
J. sKoLNIK & SONS CO.. dealers in coal. ice
and wood. 29f~South Orange av. l. d. phone
302s-I.- Egg Stove or Nut. 1878; No. 2 Nut,
mixed with above sizes. IS. is; No. . Nut. $3.50.
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Custom Tailors.
H. KRILL. Chicago custom tailor. 1870 18th av.
Cleaning. dyeing. pressing and repairing
Send postal card.
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1T THE MOUTH
OF THE TUNNELS.

Hotels.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Is Commerce 1t. rooms
zoe. 2Sc. 35c per night: for gentlemen only:
free baths and latest improvements
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HALE-May 2S, 1909, George, beloved
husband of Mary Hale (nee Gregory,
aged Sc years.
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NoRToN-on May q. 1903, at his resi-
derce. 555 Hillside avenue, Parkview.
Walter, beloved husband OF Catherine
Norton
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MONEY TO LOAN.

LOAN & BROKERAGE 20.
BLDG. ROOM 41.
1sS MARKET sTREET.
Loans on Furniture. Pianos. etc.
Spring is here and the change OF weather
necessarily makes extra expense. Are you short
WE'LL LOAN YOU MONEY
Quickly and privately. No reference or indorse.
ment required. Liberal rebate allowed II paid
is5 MARKET STREET.
BLDG. ROOM 4Ol.
TELEPHONE 1885.
LOAN & BROKERAGE co.
% g. ND
II want to borrow some money"
"AIl right, how mucn do you needF'
About nifty dollars
How soon do you want tr
This afternoon"
u p. m.)-Manager to customer: How do you
like our method Of doing businessr
Customer-''The very quickest and most conf
Dental deal ! ever was In. Say. by the way.
what Arm Is this?'
NEW ERsEY LOAN
ROOM sU4. 142 MARKET ST.
PHONE 4756.
NOTES OF sALARIED PEOPLE and business
concerns bought without security; cheapest
| rates, easiest payments; Offices In S. principal
| cities. D. H. TOLMAN. Room GLE. 2Ss WASH
ington IT. cor. Market
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HoUsEL-on May 81. 1909, James W.
beloved husband of Isabella Housed
aged 20 years, lis South Eleventh
street.
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Clothing.
SPECIAL TEN-DAY OFFER.
s5.00-Dine suits made and material fur
nished for fve dollars. Fit and workmanship
hrst.class This offer good for ten days only.
X. BELLER 371 Broad st.
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l PAY highest price for CASTOR clothing; will
ray you TO send for FROST. 1tS Barclay.
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M-SGRAvF-on Tuesday. May Is. 1879.
Alexander. beloved husband OF Carrie
Muxgrave. in his 65th year 74O Park
avenue, Ecboken-
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LOST AND FOUND.

L-OST-Tuesday, on Bloomfield av. trolley. small
silver purse. brown top. monogram, N. M e.
Montolair Times once. or PSI Broad ST..
Newark.
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ALBACK-At Orange, N. j., May 2e,
1903, Katherine. beloved wife of Con-
rad Alback, aged So years, 10 Christie
pher street.
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ADEIMANN-On Thursday. May "a,
1909. Catharine Adelmann (nee Jacob,
beloved wife of Martin Adelmann,
aged s. years, SIC Springfield avenue.
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KLINcK-on May %. 1909. at parents
residence. 81 Hill street. Owen
Dwight, infant child of Owen X and
Anna D. Klinck, aged 3 weeks.
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GOEPFERTLon Wednesday, May 26,
1903. John, beloved husband OF Bridget
Goepfert (nee Murtha), in his list
veal, 793 Bergen street.
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LosT-A plain Waterman fountain pen in the
postofice. Reward. c., Box 80, Star office.
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RUBBER TIRES.

Ohm G. MERKEL CO, 2s Prince St. pit on
and repair solid and cushion vehicle tires;
Hartford rubber used: price low: work done
while you wait.
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oRR-Entered into rest, on May %.
1879, Raymond, beloved son of Thomas
and Myrtle Orr. aged 9 months and 5
days. 1g1 Huntedon street
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Parquet Floors.
Hardwood Floors,
old floors reinished. WIN. II.
AMoUNEAU. 10 Branford pL. Tel. 2207.


YOU WANT WHAT YOU WANT WHEN 70,
WANT IT. BIRRELL~BROWN CO., Printer
and Stationers. 564 Broad St. Star Building
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osToeLE-on May 25, 1909. Catherine
Dolores, beloved daughter Of Thomas
and Mary j. O'Toole (nee Kelly.
Relatives and friends and members
of Children Of Mary n League Of
Sacred Heart are kindly invited TO
attend TIE funeral from the parents
residence, 50 Littleton avenue, on Sat
urday, May 90. at $3.50 a m, to St
Joseph's Church, where a Solemn
High Mass of Requiem will be offered
fer the repose of her soul. Jnterment
in Cemetery OF Holy SepulchHe.