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new LONDON.
Work Begun at whitney on Sou!hhouud.
", ". CrOWaI Hurt,

Mrs. A. NJ. Norton was called tC
the beuside OF her sister in Wei
don, q few days ago.
A good many of GU: citizens
went to Salisbury Friday to take
in the Sells Floto circus.
D. |. Tolbert, OF Kannapolls,
was in town on business last week
J. J. Kelly, # Pittsburg, Pa ,
who has been here for several
days, and who returned to bis
home a few days ago, is back with
US again.
Clarence Mlsenheimer, of Alta
pulgus, Ga, who has been visiting
friends and relatives here for the
past week. retur.. ed to his home
Saturday.
Mrs. S. Cotton and little son,
of Albemarle, visited Mrs. Lucy
J. Cotton last week.
Geo. Palmer, of Palmerville,
was in town Thursday.
Mrs. 7. Ben R ,ss is visiting her
parents in Albomarle.
Miss Sue e. Gaydon has accept
ed a position as clerk iii one Of
the stores IN Salisbury. She left
Thursday.
Miss Mary Crowell, of Virgil:-
ma, Va, who has been visiting
here, and Miss Minnie Ivev. left
for Norwood Saturday, whore they
will visit DR.. aud Mrs. j. l..
Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hoyla Howell,
of Greensboro, are visiting Dr..
and Mrs. J. A. Aliens.
Il. V. Ross left Friday for Cleve-
land, where he will teach this
fall. He will he principal OF the
Cleveland High School. The
school opened Monday with two
other telchers besides Mr.. Mess.
Several carloads of tools was
switched eff here last week. They
were going to Whitney, where the
work began Monday on the South
bound. Several steam shovels
are expected soon. They have the
right of-way nearly cleared off, all
the way, and nave begun moving
dirt i'll several places along the
line. There has been several men
here all the week awaiting fir the
tools to arrive s. that they could
get to work. The line has been
changed near Whitney. Instead
of crossing near Stokes ferry and
coming down the river by Whit
hey, it is to cross the river just
above the dam aud go between the
dam and Fort Finley, the club
house Of the Whitney Company.
The steel bridge across the river
is to be about fifteen feet above
the dam. The read then goes on
the same route that was fist set
tied on.
II. E Ross and family, of Whit
new, spent 5 turday and Sunday
with Mr.. r >ss' parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. J. Ross.
+ 7. Russell, who has been
working In Salisbury fpr the past
month, spent Saturday and Sam
day with his family here.
B A Form Ms children, of AL
h3mar!e, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. J. A Coggil.
Mr.. aud Mrs Thomas Cotton,
of Pa!mrrville, spent Sunday W tn
Mrs Lucy J. CottDn.
Miss Maize Ivey, who has been
working in lbsmar|e, stayed
from Saturday uutil Monday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. ?.
Ivey.
The New London High School
has Il larger number of boarding
students than they have had in
several years.
Miss Esther Earnhardt is visit.
iug her sister, Mrs. Isaac Biles.
+ O. B3st.ick, of Palmerville,
apeut Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
e. 7. Russail.
M. aid Mrs. stafford, of near
P A'merviIln, ara visiting Mr.. and
Nrc Ehoc II, rrio
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Execution SdIG.

State of North Carolina In the supe-
Rowan County rior Court.
g. M. Miller, Plaintiff.
VS. Notice of axe
Eureka Consolidated tion of sale.
Copper Co
Py v%irtur7 of an execution directed
to the undersigned from the Superior
court of Rowan county in the above
entitled a%ctiHn, I will, on
Monday, the Ist day Of November, 1909,
at about II o'clock noon at the court
house door of said county, sell to the
highest bidder for cash to satisfy said
execution, all the right, title and in
terest which the said Eureka Consoli-
dated Copper Co.. the defendant, has
in the following described real estate,
to-wit: First tract: See deed to Wal
ter Geo. Newman dated May the 9th,
1899, from r. J. Holmes and registered
in book SO. page 446 and also see deed
to Eureka Consolidated Co.. in book
Ill, page 218. Second tract: All Of a
certain tract of land containing So
acres more Or less and known as the
Stockton Gold Mining tract, see deed
to Walter Geo. Newman, dated May
9Th, 1899 and recorded IN book Ill,
page 21S. Third tract: A certain trnct
of land known as the e. Nancy home
place in the town of Gold Hill which
was conveyen to Walter Geo. Newman
on the Goth day Of June 1905, and de-
rcribed ia deed registered in book III,
page 81, See also deed registered in
DO * III, page 222 in which the said
property is conveyed to Eureka Con
solidated Copper Co., by the said Wal
ter Geo. Newman.
j. H. MCKENZIE, Sheriff Rowan county
This oath day of September, 1909. st
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TOO NAVY HOLIDAYS.

The Russian idea Of reducing ths
humber Of enforced Holidays with
which that emptresis overbmdenedsis IN
the line of enlightenment. Too many
holidays are worse than too few TO
close the banks and exchanges and Grip
pie business ninety-one days out Of the
1856 is a reminder of the days of strong
ly e~ntrenched feuealism and serfdoEn.
Russia. which has been considered. with
good reason. the least enlightened and
progressive country in the world. has
had the largest number of holidays.
England has only IS, including Sum
DAYS. In this ouniry We now have Sc,
including Sundays. not TO mention Sal
urday half holidays in summer which
are common ali over the land. Our
State legislators should ear In mind
that in their frequent efforts to create
new holidays they are following the
custom Russia is now trying 10 get
away from In its struggle to free itself,
Our people are not serfs. They do not
need more relief from their daily
labors by statute. Ipdividuais may
rest. wheu II is convenient for them to
do so, without compelling h banks TO
close and checking the course Of law.
The simply ~peasantry ofsold, the "hinds
and clowns of Shakespeare. had many
holidays allotted to them when they
made merry on the bounty Of their
masters, VINO ala nothing for their N.Y.
ing the year round York Times.
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LoNDoN's FRuDITE B NJ

The two eabmen authors who have
just been brought to light deserve a
place beside the erudite driver discov-
cred by Sir Frederick Bridge. This
cabman often drove Sir Frederick home
from III Albert Hall after the PEI
Torrance of the Royal Choral Society.
and one evening as he received his
fare he astonished the eminent con
duetor by eriticising the tempo at
which he look some of the Messiah
on a previous occasion. This
started a friendship between the mu-
sieian and the cabman, and the former
discovered in the latter a very solid
foundation of musical knowledge and
got TO think highly of his opinions.
one occasion. indeed, the cabman
asked him to perform a new o~ratorto
by Perosi (Which Sir Frederick had
then seem and offered to end him
a copy of the seore.-London News.
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HE WANTED TO BE A SAILOR.

Senate Elkins, of West Virginia,
soon after the completion of mis- beauti-
full new yacht. The Marietta, was en-
PERTAINING a party of friends on board.
During the repast the talk drifted from
yachts to yachting clothes, and just
then Senator Elkins told a story.
An old fellow he said, sat in a
seaside cafe. He had finished luncheon
He was now drinking champagne
THE u shone. On the white sand,
the sea spanked, and every little while
the old fellow ordered another cold half
bottle, Is
with the third order he said un-
easily TO the waiter:
"''waiter. is my nose getting reoT
g Yes. sir the waiter answered. II
is. sir. I'm sorry to say, sir.
THAT won't do, said the old fellow
That won't do at all Waiter, send out
and get me a yachting cap and bring
another bottle AFFAIRS al Washing
ton" in the National Magazine for
June.
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NOTES AND COMMENT.

The prize of 81 offered for a selected
complete list of solutions TO New Pun
zies No. 1922 was awarded TO DEW,
Washington. d. c.
WILLIE wILDwAvE was heard
from thas week. Send some solutions
with next letter.
The hfty-second seml-annual conpen-
ton of the Eastern Puzziers' League
will be held 1t the Hctel Victoria.
Broadway and T-wenty-seventh street.
New York, on July 5. All pnzxlers
should make II a point to be present
and take art in the deliserataons of
the league. These who are not n1eEzberS
should communicate with THE POSER,
ts22 Liberty Pittshurg. Indica-
tons point to a very lively and s1e-
cessful meeting.
LIoNELs list to No, s21 was re~
eeived too late to stand a nance yfor
that weeks prize. Send thezn-fn estdssr,
please.
Good for you, JusTA PARsosi
Come again.
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NEW PUZZLES NO. 3z4.

2.e75
SQUARE.
1. Money. 2. Morally bad. 3. To en-
tangle. 4. To run away from.
PARK.
s.s7s.
DIAMOND.
1. The letter T. 2 To cause TO pass
through a trial OF test. g. To deal with.
4. A ~sap-sucking bug. especially a PEN
tatomid, as of any of the genera PEN
tatoma, Arma and Rhaphigaster %.
s. The zebra-wolf, or thyiacine dasyure.
s. New Zealand) The p~arson-bird.
Z. The letter G. POLKA DOT
SQUARE.
/. Arciferous tanless amphibians. es-
peciaily bufonids. 2 Made OF or from
oak. 8. Hawaiian shrub tRubus
M~acraei) OF the rose family Rossceael,
the edible deep-red fruit of which
sometimes attains a diameter of two
inches. 4. (Printfng) Removes. 5. tScot.)
impairment or abusive language.
CINDER ELLA.
ISIS.
DIAMOND.
/. The letter T.. 2. A little child
3. Distinctive outergarments of Roman
citizens. originally worn by both man
ana women. but later confined to men.
4. Crosspieces Tor fastening watch
chains in buttonholes. 5. The claw Of
a bird or other animal, especially of a
bird of prey. g. (Jap) A copper or
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In the past three years the rural
routes have been carefully gone over
with a view TO overcoming adverse
conditions. Many routes have been re-
arranged by extension, curtailment or
consolidation with other routes. and in
cases where there was not su<icient
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atronage and the situation could not
otherwise be relieved, the service has
been reduced from daily TO tri-Weekiy
or withdrawn entirely. n the old
p~ostoffice service restored. This pro
cedure has placed h rural delivery
system upon a business like basis.
The supervision of he's service by the
department requires a force OF 1l6 en-
~ployees. There were sent out from the
division during the last fiscal year Ssl,-
POP pieces of mail matter. and nearly
as many communications were received
Assistant Postinaster-General P. v
DeGraw, in the National Magazine for
Jnne.
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TRANSFERS
NEWARK.

E~~a.a. rAxar~ 40 ra5eh n IafFerv
I.~- ,,s - - pt-s,a,,
sboinuunt @s' 90 pisSio"
st, 44xiso.
William H. Russ ito James W. Beth
ards. 8 q Gould av. 80 II 9 er s.
,,th c7vSno
81 . ressss;at =, - ~ 49, n
haipn oonniu. e. al " ap'ani ~.
scnoohover, n 8 Hawtnorne av' 80
Fl e fr Fabyan pi. 54x1o0..
Aiadd Realty 60. to Charles c.
Taetzsch, e $ Norwood st, 800 IT s
fir Abinger pi, 25xl00. ...........
~ r. Rowe et al 10 Fifty
Inv Assoc,stes cor ,and
ne.iVe $500 ~
Nose i. Sayre. l@ II " IT Dawson
st. Soxls2.
Andrew Passsax to Arthur G.. Smith.
Ssn5oe as =" ir now
S~s.
7I.nur = 1n.'l " Aiiure" ras@eh'
same property
John L. Seward ct al to Alice M.
Sloane, cen Lawn Ridge av. W fr
Berkeley az l57xl6s
Q 5 Stone 1t. % It n n land Fred
WifIiam r. Lang to CHARLES Bagnoie.
" . belmont Nv rs II n fr Sidney
st, Bx1O0.
Rudolph O. Muller to Dora Rottner,
$ Parker st. 1b0 it n fr land Pat
Samuel Brooks ct al to, Israel We'll
berg. W 1 Lattleton av. 1s3 II n fir
18th. av. yax1DO -.
Daniel crecca 10 Ffippo Del Mauro.
e 3 Stone st. 80 1T n n land Fred
erick T. Frelinghuysen, I90xlss.
Stanton. e 5 Dove st. 81 II n FIR
GIN st, 3lxl0o. Observation-Disclosures
,row >yerrrpo
N Hs,rr nssar1, anu " nos 90 mares
Lindaley av, 100 1T n W IF Castor
81. Mxpi. d..
Darwin Lana 70. 10 a, Homeyn rler4
son, 1rth VS.
ny lfSs II W IT hiogeWood aV.
Soa
'o5epn ~ um@naEusa - sams, Mon..
c y ras a11 .ien r s : J si ls1x
ps sof H. = II Doueias ru' nsNAisi
ana otner tfacls.
1iaSs p. Darrett et a te&kS( 70 SAINT,
'Mv.lsciaif anu Uieh fsuse, sans
.-.
Dnrwln lana 20; 70 same,
w Mo9pi sn 10y, ~. q -" II n Hlaee-
Cnaries Z llignma1 TO Annie Bow
efs,t 9, oranee, ~ lots Eagle hock
.eL, ", ...t;
ANNE W n nus 70 Hattie
naukman, ~ orange . lots Eagle
nocn teri W Orange. y,1
Montclair neaty 20 10 William
rafIanu: M9ntclalT, 8 s falrneio ST.
70 II W.T. Montciair dy' ovxloV.
n 70 RerclyaA
HenqeTson, Monfcialr. cen High st.
az danu estate rtter =. hehogg'
= 'ox.ss. 10;
y; OranEs ann Land co. TO
5urtun y. Emory, e. Orange. 9 6 s
4 Grove 81 n m emerson av. lyOxlW
honal n brown to- FRANK LORD,
Montcialr, e $ ST, $ fr watch
a
william A. bOiand ct al to George j.
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THE WEEKLY CONTEST.

A PRIZE of 81 will be awarded this
"a week for a selected complete
list of nswer TO New Puzzles
324. Standard Dictionary is used for
definitions; compound ! words are
shown by 81. and words out Of die
tionary order by %
Address replies to Puzzle Editor.
Evening STAR" and have same
reach this Office within ten days.
Answers will appear in two weeks.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

15 miles of Newark: would like to learn or best
bargain being offered from SIS, 900 to s15. coo; give
swer. Address g. CuRRIER. Pres. Room $40.
&c West Monroe St, Chicago. Ill.
W~ANTED-Small house of six rooms or an
apartment. not over si6, between Orange and
Bank SITS, within IS minutee' walk Of Pruden-
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SOMETHING worth your while to investigate;
every Improvement. lot sax16 %, 800. Another
Just compaeted, Z rooms, bath. every improve
ment; lot 40x3sR; 1880. Modern home. built
one year, Z rooms, bath, decorated; lot 5Oxl2D:
s.7b0. Come and inspect ana decide upon one
Of these or our other offerings. NATHAN
RUSSELL, Enc.
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Attic GAY.

Was / full last night =
We'll. you tried to challenge ths
winner In . neutrality-suspicious. fight ~
COX In"
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REAL 7 A FOR A [
OUT OF TOWN.

IN GARwOoD-Grand shade; lot 26xI5o; r25;
near station. factories, ~trolteys; suitabae for
restaurant. ice cream parior. etc. Also lot
50xi59 same location, $500. improved property.
THOMAS ACKHRMAN. 81 Nassau ST.. New
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Cbstham. N. J.
High. Healthful.
Chatham. N. +

Adjoining and came altitudeaasasumm1t, j.
prices; good terms: MAR atztion. LAcRaWanna
roeq; % minutes out;s6s trains daily. See or
write 100 broadway. n. Y. or
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WANTED.

FARM with buildings wanted TO rent or lease;
vicinity Of Newark Elizabeth. DUNDER
BALE. is Mallory av.. Jersey City.
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NEW 6 room house: large garden: near trolley
and station will give additional acre of land
with same II desired price 81, 200. cash required
$500. HERBSTRImTH BEE FARM, iT6 Kings
land st, West NutIsy.
NEW 7-room cottage, large reception hall
Gath. piped for gas. wired. range and all I'm
provements: lot 4Sx14e: price 50. 500; easy terms.
HFNNrNGDR. So Alexander. near High
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.


FURNISHED ROOMS To LIT.
BANK ST. f7b-Pleasspt front room; improves
inenes' 'elspnone private ia"'s ieasonaoie'
BANK Sr.. l4s-Furnished room. $50 week:
central. Ring psimer.s oeli
BANK ST. l4e-Large furnished room for
eRoAD So ,,s.-ponhsIor ansr,rneut ,hrse
rooms and bath; every Improvement janitor
servnies NEAR ss,t S3 9ron, ~ Me-, Ksi'r q n noaI,oh' ,,l *
Rroad or pEyrP $50 Rod 81 mar Nsrtst
:. ! : Dioau !. = %
CENTRE ST. ss-Two neatly furnished ron.
mse ar .oo n y ment nouseheephs I'M
MI 81. sSnIw9 neatly rnrnishea con
nrove,sa,ts' cautrsl 4ocstion I"
eenela. a.to
GRin1N ST. 'i-si rents a nice sleeping attic
rpm
GREEN ST 12-Newly furnished rooms for
seneieHlen Only All improvements
HAIsEY sr.. l222Furnished room for light
nousekeepinsi also sleeping rooms
uANIrrov or - r,rnishnd roors d..
iisht ha,ss,asn - ufnisne iooms I"
u1c-5 CIR "a - .,aa,- 80 -
~ reasanr cvIn.oriapis iurn'she' iruhe ioohn,
51c-- so 80 49,, ----- .,.-,-.
niuit 81. o'S-- uInIsnea .9oshs anu HlsuIsn'
49,, .- 81 m---. - -x-------
nioH II aSe-tleasant rooms Tor nousekeepr
ins' an conseniei"es-
m /, y .r-c,,,, cr - --.--- - 49,.
rates reasonable; with board or without.
MULBERRY ST, 1ss--I,arge room for light
houseksepine $3.50 week also small room
sioo
Large iron. room. light housekeepins
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FOR ALE-Seyen-room house. three green
houses barn; lanc 200 feet front, 400 deep;
reasonable price. Apply 20 Pine Grove av..
Summit, y. J.
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wILLIAM ST. No. 1865, near Grove st. Lacka.
wanna and Main st car line-yonr oppur-
Dental nehgff.orhood comfortabls hail. paIior
with open fireplace and mantel, library. dining
room and kitchen first floor three chambers
ana bathroom. with open plumbing. porcelain
nxtuses. two light airy chambers on third floor;
steam heat. every Improvement lot 30xl1s:
terms @ suit bryer; must be sold do not miss
th1s chance to secure a com Portable home; i'm
rnediate possession; price only IS. 900. Consult
NATHAN RUSSELL. INC, Bloomfield. or any
East Orange broker.
Two-FAMILY HousE-ope nat OF / rooms
pt sSs Sas 'iat ,a C Z Eaer' ss4 hsh. .. TSSsPs: 4. s. i'm,
etc, HOUSE. Boss7o. Star Once.
cOzY 7 rooms. bath, every improve
ment; lot abxlo0: $500 70 1900; very Mica
homes, ready cor Immediate possession, z
rooms, bath. excellent location: lots 50xt5o;
50. 900. Modern house. new. 9 rooms. bath, i'm
provelnents; .ot 55x20o: 81. 500. Come inspect
ings. NATHAN RUSSELL, Nc Ns
MoDtclatr-
COMFORTABLE home. IL. rooms, bath. every
modern Improvement, lot 1s1x4es $4,000; Modern
improvement: lot 50xl7a; $6soc. New dwelling.
never occupied. 10 rooms, bath, every improve
Consult NATHAN RUSSELL, INC. Rloomaeld
and Glen Ridge.
NorthfeId, N. J..
ST. zoe; house 2 rooms; good cellar: barn with 4
well; Cedar road. near Northfeld av. Address
NoRTHFIELD, box u, Star Office.
Summit.
houses barn, lane zoo feet front 400 deep;
reasonable price. Apply 20 Pine Grove av..
Summit \. J.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

IMPORTATION wanted from owner who has
good farm for sale within 100 miles Of New
ark, suitable for dairy purposes or general
give price and brief description. Address 6.
cURRIER, Pres. Room sap. as West Monroe
st., Chicago. Ill.
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DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.

CITY.
-
wICKLIFFE ST. 71-Thirtsen-room house, Al
improvements. gas. electric lights. steam
heat. parquet floors; good for one or two
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2 ,sss-BY VIOLET
FEAsT-FAST.
aar-ux MINIS

esS-BY DELIAN
ACKNOWLEDGES.
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TO LET.


cAMP-AtIsntic, at the Highlands, N J. Cot
month or season Address }. TEpPfN.
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NorthneId. \. J.

Northfield. N. J..
81, IUt. house 7 rooms; good cellar: barn with 4
stalls; carriage house: l acre ground: fruit
well; Cedar road. near Northfield av. Address
N~ORTHFIEID, box II, Star office.
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Two-FAMIt4Y HoUsE-ope nat Of rooms
ana one fiat OF 3 rooms. light roonnss all i'm
pS~oyernents, including bath; separate seam
heaters: reasonable price. Address for price,
etc, GUS Boxs70. Star. Once.
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rsAsr ORANGE. EI.MWOCD Az. Sc. two
blocks from Central av.-Second floor. 6 rooms.
LIGHT. airy ard roomy; part improvements SIC.
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EAST ORANGE. near South Orange av. troll
ley--Elegan' fet in two family house: . light
rooms, including bath: separate steam heater;
DoS 30 Star ONCE.
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0ns ~ Town.
AT MADIsoN-Houses for rent. with all i'm.
provements. A. p. cONDIT. Prudential
building. room 6s7.
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WASHINGTON Az. 2Si-Six rooms and bath
all improvements. Including heat: 500.
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ST. l13-115-Four and Ave rooms.
second. and third floors; rent siz and s13.
cHAS NETGAND 4 CO.. 1876 Market at.
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TO LET-EiFht-room apartment in Everett
Court. xe. rs Court ST.: strictly up-to-date;
all conveniences. Apply to i~anitor.l
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APARTMENTS, FLATS AMI
ROOMS TO LET.
CITY.

BEST FLAT in the whole city: s rooms ant
bath; all light and cheerful; IN healthiest anS
REAL ESTATE CORPORATION. 142 Markei
st.. opp. Bambergers.
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WARREN AND I'D srs.-Improvements rents
- SOTO 20; free one-half month. {. w.
TTH 2S3 Warren ST.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-19

CLINTON AND PESHINE AYES, ia Peshine
venient Location,
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-19

THIRD and fourth floors of 349 Plane St: z
roons and bath all improvements; steam
heat furnished. Inquire on premises.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-19

COLUMBIA Az. no. 5o-Six rooms, bath.
steam heat. private porch. screens. open
July !.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1909-07-29
or Interest 10 National Banks.

Representative A Mitchell Palm
er, has introduced in Congress bill
to permit National banks to loan
money on real estate, when secured
by mor' cages, judgment or other
form of certificate of Indebtedness
which may be made a lien on real
estate, under the laws of the State
in which such lien shall be made;
provided that no such national bank
shall have the right to loan on the
security of real estate more than one
half the amount of the COM
bined capital and surplus of
such bank, nor more than one-half
the amount of moneys deposited
with such bank on which it pays
interest to it's depositors, and with
respect to which it requires, or may
by its regulations require, at least 60
days notice before withdrawal.