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In order to show our appreciation
II the liberal patronage that has
3een given us, we have decided to
give away absolutely free in a great
popularity voting contest $500
worth OF prizes.
These prizes will be given to the
persons obtaining the greatest num-
Der Of votes and we give below the
'uIes that will govern the contest,
The prizes will be as follows
FIRST PRIZE
The first prize will consist in a
magnificent Cote Upright Grand
piano and will be awarded to the
person, church, lodge. society or
other contestant obtaining the
greatest number Of votes in the
contest These votes are only to be
obtained by clipping the Free Vot-
ing Certificates from each issue Of
the paper and by securing subscrip-
ton to The REVIEW. Further down
we give a schedule of the votes that
will be allowed for subscriptions.
The piano offered for this prize,
which retails for $500. Has the
Automatic Extension Front, with a
Music Rest the length of the piano,
hand carved panels and mouldings.
Has folding fall board, hardwood
back. The sounding board of the
best known material for re-
tention of sound waves and the
wrist plank constructed of com
pound rock maple. Has the double
French repeating action; the Ger
man imported strings; three unlSons
with 0verstrun8 base, nickled-plated
trimmings, three pedals with muf-
fier; ivory keys, quadrupled We
neered, and is fully guaranteed for
ten years against any deficiency in
workmanship or material The
piano is guaranteed for ten years by
the factory and was purchased from
the American Music Company, a
highly responsible music house Of
Jacksonville. Fla.
Try ghe piano and see how you
like it. Ii is on display at NATION
DRUG COMPANY. and you and
your friends are cordially invited to
examine it,
THE SECOND PRIZE-VALUE
$4,000
The second prize will consist in a
scholarship course valued at $l0O
al the well known Bryant & STRAIT
ION Business College, Louisville
Ky. Also d rebate certificate en-
titljnG the winner to a rebate Of
$4,000 On any piano sold by the
American Music Co. In other words
the winner may buy a $4,000
piano exactly similar to the one
given away as first prize by sur
rendering the certificate and paying
$4,000. IF you win scholarship
prize and chose to sell it instead of
using it Won could no doubt get d
good price for same. Its good tor
tWOOr more years.
THIRD PRIZE-VALUE S225 90
4 handsome New Home Sewing
Machine with all the latest attach
ments and a rebate piano certificate
worth S175. 90, making S225. 90.
FOURTH PRIZE-S2OO.0O
Handsome New Home SEWN!
Machine with all the latest attach
nDents and a rebate piano certificate
worth $4,000, making $4,000.
FIFTH PRIZE -S185.00
One of the best bicycles on thC
market, value $1,000, all latest at
tachmentS, and rebate piano certlfl
cate worth S125.00, making S185
SIXTH PRlZE-$1O0.00
Rebate piano certificate worth
$1,000.
REBATE CERTIFICATES
The rebate certificates gN en- i
prizes are acceptable as part pay
ment on a piano like the first priz'
given IN this contest, and will b
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INDORSE PARCELS POST.
Postmasters' League Also Approves
of the Postal Savings Bank Idea.

Chattanooga Tenn,-The National
League of Postmasters in the last day
of their seventh annual session pass
ed resolutions endorsing the estab-
lishment of the parcels post and the
postal savings banks, Another res
olution which was adopted embodied
recommendations for the removal of
postmasters from partisan politics.
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See nomination blank, voting
coupon and other information in
regard to contest elsewhere
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-22
A Great Chance for Adver-.
tiSerS,

The greatest cinch for advertisers
is doing the big contest of THE
REVIEW which starts today. The
contest means hundreds CT new
subscribers weekly and that every
one in High Point and on the rural
routes out of High Point is reading
the leading weekly in this territory
THE REVIEW.
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IN CONCLUSION

This is to be one of the greatest
contests inaugurated by any paper
in the State. We have spared no
expense to make it a live PROPOSE
ton that will keep the entire com
munity keenly interested in the final
outcome.
We are endeavoring by every
means we can obtain to give High
Point the newsiest and most up-t0-
date paper in the State and we be-
lieve that the citizens appreciate
our efforts and will extend to us in
this contest the same hearty CO.
operation that we have enjoyed in
the past and for which. by the way,
we take this opportunity to express
our gratitude.
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delight. He will have entire charge
of the contest and his decisions in
all matters relating to it will be
final. All contestants entering the
race must agree to be governed by
the rules of the contest and decis-
ions of the Manager
IN C0NCI IISION
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-07
POSTMASTER'S WIFE AND
OFFICE RECEIPTS MISSING

Mrs. Fredericks, the wife of Walter
FrederIcks, postmaster Ct Delawanna
for the last twenty-seven years, has
been missing from her home since last
Friday. and with her has gone several
hundred dollars. The husband has
asked the police of neighboring places
to flint her and has caused to be in
serted un advertisement in a Passaic
newspaper, saying that he will not be
responsible for his wife's debts.
There are two children, a girl of six
teen and a boy fourteen years old.
The children kept their savings in a
bank, While Mrs. Fredericks had a
bank accoun of her own. 1t has been
the custom of Mrs. Fredericks each
morning to take the receipts of the
Della wanna postofice to Passaic, where
they were deposited in the postofice
there.
When she left her Delawanna home
last Friday morning she had several
hundred dollars, including $500 which
she had drawn from her own pars ac-
count. She also had h daily receipts
of the Della wanna office. As was her
custom, she drove off to Passaic in q
buggy.
The husband says that he has since
learned that she left the horse and
buggy at a Passaic livery stable n
disappeared. she did not go to the
Passaic Postofice, he says.
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ENTERS NOT GUILTY PLEA
TO CHARGE OF MURDER.
Armenia Will Be Placed on Tria!
April 20.

Michael Armenia, of % Cutler street,
pleaded not guilty to a charge of MUIR
der when arraigned before Judge Jay
Ten Eyck in the Court of oyer and
Terniiner today. and was sent back to
Jail to await trial on April 20.
On January "a Armenia got into a
quarrel with Emeleo Mastracce, &c
years old, who also lived at the Cutler
street address. During the alteration
Armenia is alleged to have hit Mas
trace over the head with a heavy
shovel, fracturing his skull. from which
injury he died four days later.
Armenia fed after the fight, but
later was located in Orange and place
under arrest.
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CHIEF ASHLEY WILL RIDE
NOW IN NEW RED AUTO.

The Fire Board, at a meeting yester-
day afternoon. selected a 30-horse-
power Locorobile for Chief Ashley, the
price being s.. 500. IT will be placed
in service in about three weeks. 1t
WILL be painted red, with the letters
IN. F. d." and will have a bell on 1t,
In addition to a horn
1T was decided TO increase the num-
Der OF fre-alarm boxes. especially In
the conEested districts.
sne contract for supplying forage
FOR the horses for the month was
awarded 10 Nathaniel Drake. who was
the lowest bidder.
No action was taken on the appoint
ment OF n battalion chief, captain and
lieutenant. which ~ere expected to be
rrade ? week ago It If said the reason
Ter the delay Is friction among the
r,embers as To the candidates.
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READY For ANNUAL RECEPTION

Preparations have been complSted
for the annual reception and BALI 81
the Social Pleasure Club, which will
be held at orator Hall. Broad land
Bridge streets, Thursday. April IA. Ar
mittee COMPOSED Of May MiddllSetoamn-
Robert Mather,. Walter Rominet and
william S. Drew.
The reception comittee lis made IN
of Mrs. l.. Andruss. George Wilkifnsop.
Leo Denning and George Thoh,son'
The officers OF the club are: lPresi-
dent. Lewis b. Benedict; vice-pres3deut.
John w. McIlrov; secretary and Treas
urer. Florence y. Benedict.
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POLICE BELIEVE MISSING
DECKHAND WAS DROWNED.

Martin Roysky, % years old, of 50
Passaic avenue, a deckhand employed
on the barge Penole, owned by the
Balbach Smelling Company, has been
missing since early yesterday morning
and his employers and the police be
lieve he was drowned
The man was sent to the barge at !
o'clock yesterday morning and reported
for work in luz season. A few hours
later his hat and coat were found on
the BOAT. which Is anchored at the
company's dock on the Passaic river,
and since that time nothing has been
sc zen OF Roysky.
The police of the Third Precinct We're
notified Of tn, mans isappearance to-.
day, and every effort is being made 4c
| find out what became of him
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WOMAN WANTED CHILD:
DISTURBED ORPHANAGE

Ida Wejnstein, Of los Broome street
who vas arrested at the Hebrew Ophar
Asylum Yesterday. was found guilty OF
disorderiy conduct in the Fourth Pre-
cinct Court today. Sentence vas sus-
pended.
Tine orphan asylum authorities
charged hat the Weinstein woman. who
has heen endea voring 20 get her 4-year-
old daughter out of the institution, hac
caused many disturbances there. Judge
Herr advised the wcma to get a law,
ye- and go about IL in an orderly man
ner, if she wished to take her daughter
home.
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n DELTA SIdMAS ENTERTAIN.

One Of the many society events OF
D possible nter season was the sixth
annual reception n dance of the Pi
Delta Sigma held at the West End
Club last evening. The hall was very
Aastefully decorated.
Yhe following composed the COM
mjttee. Clifford II. McEvoy. Louis c
ArpverAa ct. Fred ". Lagay, James A
smjth, clifford a.. Al'iston. Eugene e
Whitehead. Frank Meier. jr., Walter
n cooper. Adam w. Harth. Charles
g. Demo.
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NOTICE OF INTENTIoN-Board OF strest ana
Water GnmnlsAinnera. -

NOTICE OF INTENTIoN-Board of Street ana
Water commissioners.
Board Of street and Water Commissioners
Il the 'a tsir s.f It day q March ilsio' snd sp-
proved by the Mayor OF the City Of Newark on
tice is hertbv given that It IL the inten-
ton Of the Board OF Street and Water Com
missioners of the City OF Newark. under ana
BY virtue Of provisions OF the act entitled:
the City OF Newark" approved March II, 1885,
and supplements thereto. and the act creating
the BOARD of Street and Water. comnaissioners
of the City 81 Newark. approved March &c.
New Jersey, to order and cause the changing
Of the ma OF the following streets:
MCCLELLAN STREE !
vania Railroad. 10 Sc charged TO
GsotvviERNo5R STREET.
from Washington street. about 400 feet west, to
be changed to
DOUGLASS STREET
LOWER ROAD TO ELIZA BETH.
from Weston avenue to Elizabeth avenue. -
MEEKER AVENUE:
CHADWICK STREET.
from 100 feet north OF Renner avenue to 100
feet north Of Hawthorne place. to be changed to
CHADWICK AVENUE:
AoUEDUcT STREET.
from Park avenue to Bloomfield avenue. to be
changed to
HIGHLAND AvENEE.
auested to present their objections In writing
to the clerk OF said BOARD. at the nf3re of n,
Board Of Street and Water Cornnnissioner.. City
Hall. Newark. on or. before the expiration Of
BY direction 81 the board OF Street ana
water commissioner ~ n. ~ ssHAEsRsnTp.s
Chief Engineer.
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NEWARK
Charles HoIzhauer. 1877 BROAD st,
T. T. Van Ness, 1852 Broad st.
]. IIorlard. A Market at.
Carl Olaf Lonnmsh. IA Orange 81.
NJ. Croil. 4Sl BROAD st.
Geo. Priester. 11s Roseviile ave.
f. W~arshawsky. Springfield ave. and
Brocne st.
J. Plnkinson * Co.. 81 South vt.
J. e. Foster. Roseville ave. and Seventh
ST.; also 81 North Seventh st.
S. solomonr. $50 Orange st.
NJ. & II. L. Rollenetz. 800 Broad st.
T. spitzhoff. s26 Springfield ave.
J. Battiato. cor New and Plane SITS.
Jos. Goldstone. 27o Mulberry st.
Z. Dallman. Sol Springfield ave.
r. Cherry. 10 South st.
A. Nungesser. $50 Clinton ave.
L. Levine, 2I4 Mulberry st.
E. Click, 1905 BROAD st.
C. Schneider. Jr. 432 Orange st.
n. Y. Hardware Co. 81 Springfield ave.
Frazio's Pharmacy. A Orange st.
John S. Cruiser. SOC Orange ST.
Rising G Thoine. AS Broad st.
Petty Pharmacy, Prudential Building.
z. Beitman. Market and Mulberry SITS.
J.. J.. Rolf & Son, 1883 Broad st.
Ludl w x SquIer. 81 Market ct.
Nathan Blunne. 397 Broad st.
E. ". Decker. &c Belleyille ave.
BENJAMIN Mycr Co.. 4S Broad st.
N. Strauss Pharmacy, Halsey s. Acad-
envy SITS.
T, LauterJung, 10 sprl gield ave.
Jacob Montigel. 245 Court st.
Buob Bros.. 236 Springfield ave.
julius Spingern. 1s Springfield ave.
More dealers being added daily
r.
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the CLARK BLADE to Fit Your Racer from Any of the
Dealers Listed Below:

NEWARK
Riker's Drug Store. 1856 Broad 81.
Birkenmeier & Ogden Co.. 1859 South Or
angs ave.
L. S. plaut & Co.. To7 Broad st.
Hahne & CO.. 600 Broad st.
stickel & Co.. $50 Market st.
L. Bamberger & Co.. Market st.
schnitt Bros. Sup. House. 2s3 Plane st.
VIM. A. Pearson, 200 Market st.
Macknet & Doremus Co.. 1876 Broad ct.
4. NJ. Laird. 1893 Clinton ave.
W. ' Snyder Co.. Broad q Cedar SITS.
W. r. Scudder. IS Dellsviile ave.
George Hunt, 2S Market st.
Paul f. Knecht. $40 Broad st.. cor. Clay 81.
Soldier Drug Co, 90 Ferry st.
J.. De Vito, Orange st.
JERSEY CITY
NJ. Miller. SIG Newark ave.
ELIZABETH
Elizabett Novelty Co.. 213 Broad st.
A. r. Finssl, AZ Broad ST.
F. f. Norris & Co. go Broad st.
EAST ORANGE
j. A. Ingerman. $40 Main st.
r. Fl. Muir. Main and Prospect SITS.
l.. f.. Yeager. $40 Main st.
r. J.. Ferger & Co.. 33l Main ST.
J. A. Winters. 563 Main st.
East Orange Trunk and Bag Co., 553
Main at.
Warrick Homeopathic Pharmacy, 4
WashinEtJ IN st.
GROVE 81. STATION
M. F. Drews. 10l Eaton pl.
SOUTH ORANGE
Louis E. Fcindt. South Orange ave.
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AN ordinance regulating the sale Of goods.
wares and merchandise by weight or measure.
BE II ordained by the Mayor ard Common
Council OF thn City OF Newark as follows:
Section I. Any person. hrm or corporation that
shall sri, within the corporate limits or the City
OF Newark by weight or MEASURE. or by tts
count, any goods, Wares or merchandise,
whether solid or liquid, as and for a greater
quantity or number than IS actually received by
the purchaser thereof. shall upcn conviction,
he liable to 4 penalty OF nifty dollars for each
and every offense.
Section 2 Any person. Arm or corporate o
that shall sell within the corporate limits Of the
city OF Newark goods. wares or merchandise in
any package, lag. bottle. basket. or other re-
e~nepteclr or container. which parkage. bag hit
tie. basket or other receptacle or contairer,
shall actually contain a LEGS quantity OF such
goods. wares or merchandise than IL marked
thereon, shall be liable to a penalty of Airy
dollars for each and every offence.
nadia tely.
The foregoins ordinance WAS presented in
! Common Council m Friday evening. Aprit 1.
1910, was read twice under susrension Of the
rules and duly ordered 70 q thi-A reading.
JAMES r, cONNFLIY,
anrt-5t City Clerk,
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CRY

EtE
NOTICE OF INTENTION Bosrd Of Street and
Water Commissioners,
Pursuant 4 resolutlon adopted by n.
OF the City OF Newark al a messing reid
the thitty-iirst day of March i9io.. aud APP
on the arst day Q. April, Isle public
notice Is hereby given that it Is tire inten-
nissiunels OF the City of Newark. hinder and
BY virtue Of provisions OF the. act entitled.
~, 1An ci as' q r N Fsslse e"a ap smsns March n d1i Is fss Z.
and supplcments thereto. and The act creating
OF the City OF Newark approved March %.
1881. ard other public laws or the State Of
New jersey. B f Gsssf f7d G fiTsS g. paving Of
from Mount Prospect avenue to Parker street.
with brick pavement. on a six 6) inch conerets
SOUTH TouRTEENrn STREET,
from Springfield avenue to sixteenth avenue.
ni;h s,i ion pa ayg ffs on paT ! nA Of - men c0nefe"
'0'no4'0"' BLEEcKEsR s@ffREEr.
from High street &c Lock street. With brick
pavement on a six C6) inch concrete founda-
ton. Together With all the appurtensnces
Such persons as may object thereto are re-
quested 10 present their objections In writing
~ ,ns Of eie Street 81 s ana Water Wafer csoonnmissionsrs City
Hall, Newark. on or be fore the expiration Of
BY direction OF the Board OF Street and
Water Commissioners Of the City OF Newark'
Chief Erginser
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXclsE COM
M1ssfoNERs OF THE I
CITY Hail. April c. 1910.
The following is the list OF thu names, resi-
dences and places of business 81 applicants Tor
licenses. oontained in all application, e peti.
tons made 10 this board for the 81 .ntins Of
licenses 70 sell spirituous, ylnous' malt or
brewcd %liqnore. and not heretofore published
Name: Place Of Business Residence
R~ErAIL-NEW APPLICATIONS.
Harris Grossman. 2I3 Broonne St,.......
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NOTICE OF 1NTENTIos-Bo.rd of Street and

NOTICE OF INTENT1oN-Board OF Street and
Water Commissioners
Pursuant to a resolution adopted by IN.
Beard of Street md Water Commissioners Of
The city OF Newark; at a meeting held the
by the Mayor of the City Of Newark
on ths Arst day of. April. 1910. pub
lie notice Is hereby given that /. r. the
intention Of tho Hoanl of Street and wster
Commissioners OF the City Of Newark. under
and by virtn- Of provision. Of the act sntitled
IAN Act TO Revise and Amend the Charter Of
the City II Newark approved March nth.
1851. and supplements thereto, and the act ere
ating the Hoar d OF Street and Water Commits
rionerr Of the CRY OF Newark, approved March
2Sth, 1891. and other public laws Of the state of
New Jersey. to order and cause the tagging Of
the sidewalks on
TRELINGHUYSEN AVENUE.
from Bigelow street to Dayton street. Tosethet
with all thc appurtenarees. necessary TO corn
plete the same.
such persons as may object thereto are re-
ouested to present their objections Ia writing to
the clerk Of ssti board. at the ONCE Of the
lnaosrd e Street and Water conm'ssoner.., city
Tall. Newark. on or before the aspiration Of
six DAYS from date Of this notice.
By direction Of the BOARD Of Street and
Water Commissioners Of the CITY IT Newark.
r SHEESERp.
Chief Engineer.
Newark. N j.. April I, 1910. sprs-st
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anra-5t

Al ordinance TO amend an ordinance entitled.
IAN ordinance to amend HI ordinance entitled
A ordinance relating to the Aimshouse De-
partment chanter yXii.' tRevlsion of 1907"
apn,o, ed July "a. 1908.
Rc II ordained by the Mayor and Common
Council Of the City OF Newark. New Jersey:
Section !. Amend section 2 by strikinr .c,s
after the words 'Alms rsouse Physician. the
words who shall also be a graduate OF a col
after the word prescribe the word com
pound.
Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect i'm
mediateiv.
The foregoing ordinance was presented IN
Common Council on Friday evening, April 4.
1910. was read twice under suspension Of the
rules and duly ordered 10 4 third reading.
r CONNETIY.
epr4-bt City Clerk.
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PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that the fol-
lowing. ordinance has been passed By the
Boar nd Of Street and Water Commissioned and
approved by the Mayor OF the City OF Newark.
ans pursuant to chapter. So Of the State Laws
An ordinances 10 provide for the vacation Of
AsHMUN SrRE1cf.
from Sylvan avenLe to the Montciair and Green
wood Lake Railroad. ~
Adopted March 81, 1910.
A. II. DENMAN,
President OF the Board Of street and Water
Commissioners.
WIN. z. G~REATHEAD,
m. Cleri: Of the Board. :
Approved April I. 1910.
spr2-6t Mayss.
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ORANGE PATERSON
j. A. Erbacher & Bro. Sal Main st. n. DE Jong FPS North Main ST.
c A. Laurdsh. g7 Main St w. G. Dempsey, 1a Market St
l.. Grabow & o.. 1888 Main St II. Behrmans. 24 Main st
J. I. Lewis Al Main St
pa,.- .,rr.o~ ,- r. and so.. y. Rosenfeh. 80 Main St
J. 1. Walker. 65 Broadway.
w X ,,shm,re . and 4 Nrobant H. ~,hen. 70 Main st
po.L G. A. Hopper. "a North Maia st
t Rumler Bros, 3 ad Park ave-.
+ G. A. Myers & Co, S,washlngto
! D eranet Hart & Co. 81 Washington St.
W" L. 'oh"*" "' o""""" Nyer Bros. -
ARLINGTON ,
W. Hagberg, 47 Elm ST. So ". ,,...,o OF. ,.., :,
PIANEIELD- A. n. Barton & Co. sos Main av
H. e GayLe Hardware Co, los West
Fnnt - EAST RUTIITRF0RD-
,yooabup G Martin co. la p Front st Weisn-n & wersingcr. 1913 Park
"UMMIT- BELIEvILLE-
a. E.. Manser. W. d Cornish. rs Washington
RAILWAY wEsTrJFLD-
]. Fraak Way So Cherry ST. G. W. Baker.
7, IL Roberts. A. E. Snyder, So Elm St
PERTH AMsOy- CRAWFORD
Perth Amboy Hdw. Co. 100 Smith St c C Harris corner North m Uni
ROSEILE PARk- hound pROOK-
L. {. Bogart 60 Chestnut St LLOYD & McNabb 81
NEw RRi NSWICt- soMERyIIIE-
Strong Hardware Co.. $50 Burnet ST. W. Il. Morehead, iu w. Main st
c. Schneider 1926 Albany st, Milton Lahnw, 81 ", Main St
G. H. Oakley. IA Hiram st Jacob II. Gernert. 81 ". Main st.
RED BANK- ASBuRf "ARk-
G. A. Mnton 6 Co Bodens Stationery Store, corne
pohot Iance h. Sons ST mo Madison ~
paYkons Pharmacy.
MANAsQUAN- Iulcks Pharmacy, 7e Madison
Edward sweeung Main st Fareys Rexan Drug Store
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U JoBBERs-

OUR JOBBERs-
Wholesale orders accepted through any
jobbers. Price list to trade sent on re-
quest
CLARK BLADE AND RAZOR CO..
Newark. n. J.
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Mo" "" bel" add" %p %s" %%m %msa %%% Hr % SH%%ss%~ ~ naH H%%%% AiS "~ ""S~"~a
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NEWARK JOBBERs-
:. Wiss & Sons.
T.. G. Koenis's Sons. SIS Broad st.
c. b. Smith & Co.
A. F. Muller & Co.
A. r. Bannistcr G. Co.
o. s. T. Cutlery Co.
r. Russell Brant.
Roebe- & Kuebler Co.. $40 Plane st.
ORANGE JOBBER-
John N. Lindsey.
PATERSON
J. w, Cleveland.
NEW YORK CITY JOBBERs-
7. Westpfai, 1sG East Houston vt.
c. a. Banyon Co.. M-9a Reade st.
Sickels & Nutting Co. IS Barclay st.
schoveriing. DAILY & Gales, 3oe-cof Broad
way.
J. r. Mccoy Co.. i57 Chambers ST.
C. r.. Rouss, $40 Broadway.
! underhilrciinc Co.. 81 Chambers st.
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James COSO11O, l.-t4 fdCtofE bts....ss.sL y L
Mt. Prospect Nv.
Max Ginsberg. 1856 Bragay ay..., els Peshine av.
RETAiI~sINGLr TRANSFERS..
Morris Rotman. $40 w Kinney st.. Same place
Gustave Schretzman. iSq Avon Az. .1ao Avon ~.
RICHARD MrLTsER
President.
JAMES r.. CONNOLLY.
City Clerk.