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NEW YORKER IN
 PECULIAR SUIT Woman, Who is Suing Rich ardson for Divorce Only
 His Housekeeper.
SHE'S FROM MEMPHIS.
Plaintiff Declares She is His Legal Wife Although He Has
 Another.

New York, Oct. 2S.-An amazing situation that will challenge the legal skill of Supreme Justice Newberger developed today in the suit of Iva V. MattheWs-Richardson against Robert Wentworth Richardson. treasurer of the Christian Food Company.
 The woman, who claims to be Rich ardson's legal wife, is suing him for separation, alleging assertion and mentioning Miss Bessie Whaley, the defendants former stenographer.
 Richardson asserts that he has married Miss Whaley and is living With her a. present, and that the wo- man who claims to be his lawful wife was merely his housekeeper. He asserts that for almost four months following his marriage to Miss Whaley he retained the services of the plaintiff and that the latter re- ceived crders from Mrs. Richardson, nee Whaley, and in every way showed that she accepted the new order of things. 4ARsN, <,
 
 ldlty of an alleged marriage in 1907 with the plaintiff and reneWs his as seriion th2t she is of negro blood and that he did not marry her in Memphis as she ayers because of the statute in l,he Tennessee state con- stituiion, declaring marriages be- tween the races illegal and felonious.
 Richardson submits also a number 'sf affilavits tending 10 prove his assertions regarding the plaintiffs negro blood and that she was al- ways treated as servant.
 In Ieg2rd to the allegations of res idents of Memphis who aver that she has negro blood, the plaintiff as- -frts that her father was a mixture of French and Spanish and her mother a mXture of Indian end white blood.
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DINING CAR WRECKED
 AT GRADE CROSSING
Southern Railway Train Crashes In.
 to l.. < N. Dining Car.

Knoxville, Tenn, Oct 2S.-Seven men were injured and Louisville and Nashville dining car and a Southern Railway locomotive were Wrecked in a grade crossing collision this morn ing between fast Louisville and Nashville train from Maryville, The Louisville and Nashville train left Cin- cinnati last night at S:15, and was due in Atlanta this morning at II: 55. II Was running 40 minutes late, and had just loft the local station. R. N. Goddard, Knoxville, Southern Railway engineer, was cut about. the face and head, and J. w. Lille, Maryville, Southern, Railway fireman, was bruis- ed about the head and shoulders. Alex Finley, dining car conductor, had his hands and arms bruised. Four negroes, employed on the dining car, were slightly hurt.
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STRONG, VIGOROUS
 FEET, NEVER SORE
Just Rub on EZO for the Feet and
 Away Goes Foot Misery.

Just think of it; only 25 cents for a gerer.us jar of EZO, a pleasant, re- fined ointment that quickly soaks into the pores and in few minutes brings blessed rel eff to tired, weary, sore burning, tender feet. All drug gists nave it.
 It's so easy to use, too-no fuss or bother geetinfi readp-no time wasted lust rub On EZO for the feet and misery vanishes. Used daily it makes weak feet strong and vigorous and draws the agony from Corns Bun ions and Callouses. It's fine for rough skin chapped hands and face, chillblains and frosted fee. Seawelfs g Pharmacy guarantees it.
 Ask for EzO FOR THE FEET.
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BEGIN NEW IERMS
 ! NfxT FRIDAY i 4. coz MY sx0FFIGIAEss WILL END EMBARRASSMENT TERMS OF < OFENE ON ONTOBER 31
Gurrin NE.5Nichol, New County Clerk, sand G.s w. hfn1say, Treasurer Only Ghaiiges

T3e county. officers will enter up- on their n6W-Ner,ns next Friday. There will oe but two ehlsnges at the Court House .Currin M Nichol, the popu- lar county offial who far two terms mos. efficiently served the people as county treasurer, will begin hs first term as county and probate clerk. He will be succeeded n the county treas rmer < office by Deputy County Clerk George w. Lindsay, who has served as a deputy in various coun y offices for some years and who was elected coGhty treasurer at he last election. L. T. Sallee will remain in the county clerks office as a deputy un- der Mr. Nchol.
 Sheriff Edgar Brewster begins his second term as sheriff and collector; Judge C. M. Philpot will begin his second term as county and probate judge; G. E. Lytle enters upon his second term l9s circui, court clerk and Jchn B. King will also begin Il s second term as assessor Others who will enter upon new terms are Judge J. NJ. Elliott, chancellor Of the Fourth Chancery District; T. Havis Nixcn, prosecuting attorney of the Eleventh Judicial District, 1t being MT. Nixons second term Coroner H. E.. Williams, Surveyor J. B. White and Constable J. Frank Stewart.
 A. w. Lowe, county examiner, who was elected county superintendent will enter upon his first term in that new off'ce, which was creaed by the last Legislature.
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New York, Oct. 2S.~soon after her divorce from Arthur Greiner, dare devil aviator-auto racer, Miss Gladys Sykes entered into a pact With her younger sister, Ethel Sykes and their friend Virginia Rappe, never to be- come engaged or think of marrying a man, and to devote the remainder of their lives in doing good works Now the pact is smashed to smither- cans. The former Mrs. Greiner kept a stern eye over her co-conspirators and saw to it that they obeyed their pledge to the letter, hut she never let them into the secret that sine was al- most daily receiving correspondence in one form or another from her for mer hubby. Not for months. But now she has surprised them by an- nouncing that She will again marry "Artie," and that the rules of the pledge never to become too friendly with man did not apply to ones husband.
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IMPORTANT RULING
 MADE BY COURT
Cannot Recover Damages When Ship per Chooses Highest of Two
 Rates.

Washington, Oct. 2S-It was held by the Interstate Commerce Commits sion today as a principle that where there are two routes between the same points over which different rates ap- ply shipper who elects to ship his traffic via tse route carrying the higher rates IS not entitled to an award for damages merely because a lower rate was in force via the other route.'
 This was laid down in the case of the A. Willis & Co.,, of Ottawa, Kan, ys. the Atchison, Toeka and Santa Fe Railway ct al, the commission declin- ing to grant reparation on shipments of nursery stock.
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COURT SUSTA|NS
 A S25,000 VERDICT Railway Company Must Pay Damages To Man Injured
 in Argenta Yards. PUTS BAN ON HOGS
Supreme Court Says They Must Stay Out of City Limits and Upholds
 Ordinance Against Them.

Little Rock. Oct. 2S.-A $23,00O veTd ct for personal injuries alleged to have been sustained by F. T. Bro- gan of Argenta while in the employ of the St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway Company was af- firmed by he Supreme Court in an opinion handed down Monday morn ing.
 The case came on appeal from the Hct Springs Circuit Court. According to the reccrd in the case, Brogan was employed as a fireman by the de- fendant corporation and was working on the night of October +, 1911. in the yards of Argenta on a switching engine He testified that he was un- familiar with teh yards and the par tcular duties of the switching crew. He alleges that after he had fired the engine for while he took his seat in the cab for few minutes. During this time the engine, accord ing to the record, was pushing strins of cars on the dead track in the Argenta yards.
 While proceeding with the cars ahead of t the engine passed box car standing on a siding. The car, according to the record, had been left so near the lead track as not to be in the clear for cars and engines pass ing on the main track The engine cab ln the side occupied by Brogan "cemnered' with the box car on the sidine. Brogan stated that he att tempted to get oW- of the cab by the door leading to the walk along the engine boiler. He was caught in the i crash and his right foot and shoulder 1 crushed. The jury found verdict for the amount named and the court of last resor. sustained it.
 Ci.nl't Invade City Limits
 The Supreme Court sustained the contention of the incorporated town of Marshall against G.. w. Patterson appealed from Searcy Circuit Court. The ,'i.y Councl of this town passed lsn ordinance making it unlawful for any person to permit their hogs to run at large within the corporate limits
 Patterson lived outside the limits and allowed his hogs to run at large. They entered the city and Patterson was arrested. The lower court held that he could not be held liable if he lived outside the limits. The Supreme Court reversed this anR held that no matter where man lived, the ordl- nances of city apply as far as the city limits are concerned.
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SHRINERS LET THEIR
 ELECTRICAL CONTRACT

The American Electric Company, of Pine Bluff, was yesterday awarded the contract for installing the electrical fixtures in the new Shriners Build ing, Eighth avenue and Main street. The contrac price was about $1.50O. The design for the fixtures were fur nish by the Western Gas Fixture Com- ;,any, of Toledo, and are the newest snd most artistic on the market. A numper of firms submitted bids for the work. The work of placing the fixsures will begin at once and be completed about December l. This is the fin 'shing work to be done on the new temple and the building will be turned over to the committee from Sahara Temple shortly after Decem- Der ].
 The store room at the north side of the new building on the ground floor has been leased to the American Electrical Company, the firm that will do the electrical work.
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CAL FOOTBALL IDOLS f. | ARE GIVEN oyA7IONS
TORY OVER LITTLE ROCK
 HIGH SATURDAY RESULTS IN ENTHUSIASM AMONG LOCAL STUDENTS
|e GridirOn Stars There With (ouchdOWns But Little Off In OratOry.

|ry Title studying was. done at the ] School yesterday morning. The was spent in celebrating the Ny of the Pine Bluff High School ball team ever the Little Rock Fl Saturday.
 the members of the team entered ttudy ball the student gave three fs Isnd tiger. Even the teachers Id in the cheering and after two
 periads the rest of the morn Ras given over to speeches and
 by the teachers and players. yer was enthus asm at such
 over football at the local school is now. Coach Bassett addressed fchocl and during the course of talk had to stop several times ! The students yelled and cheered. the other teachers spoke a few Is of congratulation to the mem- of the team and then the grid
 heroes themselves were called p talk. The boys, nervy enough
 a comes to bucking a line or |ng an opponent with the ball,
 somewhat Ill at ease and "up e air when they faced the joy
 ludents, and af.er word or Fhey sat down again.
 Ire afternoon i,he students of ne schools marched in a body Jefferson county fair and ed the many exhibits.
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it forever after discard catharties, salts pills and other coarse remedies, fer they are seldom. advisable and should never be given to children.
 If nc member of your family has ever used Syrup Pepsin and you would like to make a personal trial of it before buying it n the regular way of druggist, send your address "a postal will do-to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 414 Washington St, Mon- ticello, H., and q free sample bottle will be mailed you. Results are al- ways guaranteed or money will be refunded
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LITTLE ROCK
 MAN INJURED
Engineer C. $. Boone May Lose Foot
 as Result of Collision.

TeXarkana, Oct. 28.-Engineer c. s. Boone of Little Rock may lose his foot as the result of collision be- tween an Iron Mountain freight train and a switch engine in the Iron Mountain yards here early this morn ing. Engineer Ed Hurt and Fireman Will Kelly of Texarkana were also injured All three men were taken to the Cotton Belt hospital, where they will he given surgical attention. The accident occurred on the main line of the Iron Mountain, derailing several cars and tying up traffic for seven hours.
 News at Capital.
 Little Rock, Oct 2S.-The report re- ceived at the general offices of the Iron Mountain here today indicate that Engineer Boon is not injured beyond having his foot mashed. He was en- gineer on Extra Freight Train No. 70, which collided with the Switch en- zine. Fireman Kelly is scalded about the arms and chest, while Engineer Hurt is only slightly injured. Both of these men were N1 the switch engine. The accident occurred, according to the official report, at 11:30 o'clock last night. The track was clear at 6 o'clock today.
 Mrs. Boone received message from TeXarkana this morning follow ing the accident and after her hus- band had been taken to the hospital The message stated that it had been necessary to amputate two toes, but did not indicate that Mr. Boone would lose his foot. Mrs. Boone was unable to go to Texarkana, but B. J. Fulner an intimate friend of the family, will leave this afternoon to attend MT Boone MT. ane Mrs. Boone reside at 1O2 Denison street.
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|zAR THE GREAT
 PLACED UNDER ARREST
M,vOYANT ,A CHARGED WITH TRAINING MONEY UNDER FALSE EXPENSES.
lct Attorney Nixon Tells Him
 He Cannot Operate in This CIty Any Longer.

Sseil Belzar and his business w. r. Hudson, were arrested uay afternoon by Constable J. stewart, on a charge of ob- money under false pretenses. arrants were issued in Magis- 1aoe Meyers court at the in- or District Attorney T. Havis , wno filed information against In that court.
 .'i adVertlses himself as clair ana he has been conducting at No. 701 Main street. He ' strong talk in court when neu ny District Attorney Nixon anu ms business manager were
 released until Wednesday, making promises to the Dis . ta'lorney that they would not te here further.
 aar has been in the city about 's. lie is said to be accompani- several men, who make in- nhi ~ nm about town. concern trce. s.ects. Belzar is said to have sr1au Ia.ns of people visiting him at @.s nans ana among them were yut n,hs sons suffering from ail- e "Aich Belzar claims to be able r, d,s attorney Nixon told Belzar o;. S.a not want him to operate a t,.y ,; again and Belzar is said . o,a' oJ,a nm that he did not care na ,ailns to be man of super pos po"ers' The complaint against uh Ias made by Rabbi Joseph I'd o ~ mas exposed several clair
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inc Remedy for
 A Backward Child
|tiuue t for Only Brief Period nd al,e Good Results Will Sur
 "N prise You.

,ou state of the general health aw the accepted cause of back Eaness in children. So in the case
 backward child it is best to look .rds building up it's health. It will bl,v he found that the main ghle e is in the food, in lack of as- E,otion and digestion. Hence care ,,d M he taken in the kind of food ,l to the child. This, with plenty {;r and exercise, should bring 4 change for the better.
 stch the condition of the bowels aote whether the waste is being ,ed off or not, or whether it is nassed too freely. If either Ea;tien prevails give a sm'7'l dose |hat gentlest of all laxative-tonics, rsldyell's Syrup Pepsin. Thou of mothers will testify to the sers it has wrought in the lives heir % own children, and for that |on legicns of famil es like those gr n. C. Head, Mgr. Head Drug
 Ft Wcrth, Tex, father of Clar- l Carroll Head, and Mrs. Susan ,er. Doyline, La., are never with # in the house. It is pleasant to Haste and so perfectly safe that it Even to infants, and yet is equally tive for grown people. All drug
 sell it and the price s only fifty and one dollar a bottle, the lat or families who need it regularly. run Peosin has no equal as
 for constipation, indigestion msness. headaches, sour stomach, on the stomach, liver trouble and red compla nts. Ii has so many
 ntages that those who once use
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VISITORS TO FAIR WILL
 ATTEND TRUSTEES LUNCHEON

The regular semi-monthly luncheon of the trustees of the Chamber of Commerce will be held Wednesday in- stead of Friday at the Hotel Jeffer- son in order that the visitors in the city who have exhibits at the county fair may attend.
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Buy s2.oo rug for 95c, October Fist at Reap & Crawford Furniture Co. u
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-29

h of 1o pE CUBA cigars are the fsc,no Y years experienced in the fH flle M of Cigars in Cuba. Try
 ss,ss essnts, ? for 25c; 3 for soc At all cigar dealers. Inn
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Pinkham' s Vegeta- ble Compound has saved my life. l am enjoying the best of health now, but l was suffering from fe- male troubles q n q painful period s,
 and would have backache, headache a n d fainting spells.
 If any woman would like to write to me
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SOME WORKING GIRLS LOSE: TOO
 MUCK TIME
Two Girls Tell How To
 Avoid If.

There is nothing that teaches more than experience. We therefore quote from the letters of two girls who suf- fered and were restored to health. The same remedy is within reach of all.
 Brooklyn, N. Y. - Prior to taking the first bottle of Lydia F. Pinkham $ Vegetable Compound l suffered agony every month, but after your wonderful medicine had been taken a while felt q little better, and after taking seven bot ties of 1t l feel that l can truly say have no more pain or inconvenience.
 As ] am out in the business world as a stenographer, l come in contact with many girls, and when the opportune mo- ment arrives l tell them about the Ver- etable Compound and I know that quite few are taking it. '- HELEN CANET, 556 Dean St
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l will gladly answer her letter and tell her what Lydia E. Pinkham' Vegetable Compound has done for me - Mrs.
 MATTE CoPENHAvER, Tishomingo, Okla.
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Another Girls Experience.

Tishomingo, Okla. .-''I am a stenog- rapher and book-keeper. and Lydia D.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE.
NJ J.. o'coNNoR's SONS, AUcTIoNEERs,
AT H s~ALESROOMS. 15o-1S4 Null
BERRY STREET. On MONDAY,
MORNING AT II O'CLOCK.
A LARGE AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF NEW SECONDHAND HOUSE
OLD FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS
Parlor Furniture in three and hve-pieea
suites, three Upright Pianos. Music Cabinets,
Mahogany Centre Tables, Sideboards, Bullets
and China Closets, Extension Tables. Leather
and Cane Seat Chairs. Rockers Of all kinds.
CHIFFONIERS. DRESSERS \ WASH
STANDS
in mahogany, oak and maple. Brass and Iron
Beds IN all styles, Mattresses and Bedding,
Bedroom Chairs and Rockers, Couches. Merris
Chairs. Hall-stands, Library Tables. Mission
Library Suites. Pictures. etc.
RIGS. CARPETS \ LINoLEuMs.
Wilton, Administer, Brussels and Smyrna
Rugs In various sizes and patterns, 1nlaid and
Printed Linolsuns, Carpets. Runners and Art
Squares, etc.
LOCKED STORAGE ROOMS on THE
PREMISES. TEL. 591.
NJ. j. o'CoSNoR's oNs EST. 1908
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HERE'S your opportunity to make 5000
monthly; spare time; no matter where you
live; no canvassing; guarantee to show you
how; free particulars. II. ID. ROGERS, Desk
T.. T., Boston, Mass.
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II WILL start you earning 81 daily at home In
spare time silvering mirrors. no capital;
free instructive booklet. giving plans Of oper-
alton. G. F. REDMOND. Dept. 815, Boston,
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LoANs-eERsoNAL
MORTGAGES. LoANs-aEAL ESTATE


MORTGAGE HONEY
Any section Of New Jersey, improved real
estate or vacant lots, cry or suburban prop
erty, in sums OF 500 to Sl.Ao. trosn enc
month 10 one year. on FIRST. second and third
mortgages.
LIST Mgts.. 3 per Ct. int....s.In p4 Ct Of value
2nd Nj IS. 81 per Ct. int..-S0 per CT. Of value
Bird Mtgs, Q Der ct. iut.-..-.aa per CT. Of valao
Money ohtainsd quickly and vpon short uoSice.
n. Y. 4 \. J. MORTGAGE co.
Suite saa. 300 Broadway. New York CITY.
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LOST n FoUND.

DosT-oN CLINTON Az. BE
TWEEN PARK PL AND
18th ST. AN AGENTS COL
LECTION ROUTE BOOK. con-
sIsTING OF LOOSE LEAVES.
WITH BINDER; VALUABLE
RECORDS TO OWNER ONLY.
FINDER PLEASE COMMUNE
CATE WITH STAR OFFICE:
REWARD.
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3 LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANTBD-No
canvassing or soliciting required: good in
come assured. Address NATIONAL CO.
OPERATIVE REALTY CO., v T6s Marden
building. Washington. d. C..
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COUPLE leaving city Will sacrifice their newly
furnished apartment. splendid chance for
couple starting housekeeping, as it Will give
them a comfortably furnished home for much
less than they could buy cheap furniture: Tuna
mahogany chiffoniere, princess dresser, ser
pentine front; two chairs to match. very fine
brass bedstead, with box spring and section
mattress; Rindle davenport (sofa bedl, library
table to match; small roll-top desk. two arm
chairs to match; Turkish armchair. side
board. ETC., etc; room for rent; call evenings
and all day Sunday. Z Richmond st., top floor.
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TWO young dogs. three months old, genuine
French poodle, male and female; small and
pretty: for sale; mother and father on exhibit
ton. Il. W., 406 New st.. top floor.
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MOROCCO GRAINERs. % Sew york av.

MEN-S1 an hour for your spare time, moth
ing to sell, work done at home; particulars
&c stamps. RUST SUPPLY CO, Chicago.
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Egga.

oRPINGTON. buff and white. the best blood
lines that can be bought; bluffs. ovens's
farm and Cooks strain; whites, Cooks strain,
mated with imported birds; eggs 81 per dozen.
WIN. GRENILLE, Brielle, N. ].
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CHARLES HELMLINGER, optometrist,
opticiani eyes examined at your home or my
office. 271a Walnut ST.; ocuii5ts prescrip-
tions filled. satisfaction guaranteed
MY wife. Maude Huttenbach, having. Of her
own accord, left the home I had provided
for her, l will not be responsible for any debts
contracted by her. FREDERICK W. HUT
TENBAcH. 80 Chadwick av.. city
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FOR SALE OR TO LET-Ten-rooin house:
very large rooms. All improvements. very
best OF repair grounds 10ox150. shade trsess
two minutes 10 citation and trolley. lnouir-
c. r. BEDELL AZ Franklin aT-, Nutley,
". 7.
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WE have a taxicab which we will sell ridic-
ulously cheap; will consider terms from re-
sponsible party. c.. T.. SILVER MOTOR CO.
$50 Broad ST.. Newark. N. j..
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ONLY $3.50. a splendid Georgia farm home
earns mere each year than the total cost
cultivation without attention of owner If pre-
fcrred. OF convertible. al vonr cption ahso
lutte safety guaranteed bank reference an
trusteeship. write for Photographs; quick ac-
ton necessary; answer ienadiatcg. ".
DEEM. Box 500 Waycrosa. Ca.
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HELP wANTEp-MALE.

ALUMINIUM power ham
mer bumpers on automo-
bile panels; highest wages TO
hrst-class men, in Detroit,
Mich. Address K, Box 81,
Star Office.
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SIGNS.

6TGNs-C. L. WILLIAMS. TNC.-SIGNs.
Wood, Brass, Cloth, Gloss, Gliding. LettarinE.
124 Market ~. Phone 3fN Market.
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Caldwell.

CHICKEN farm at North Caldwell. s-ro1 y
house and harm. steam heat; 20 minutes
walk from trolley cars; g, $50. F. L Hell
LER-