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Jackson County journal., 1913-12-05

al the mica mined in Jackson a, q
Macon counties is prepared III
the market. at Sylvia. And JACKSON
is the largest producer of mia ot
any county in the world with t {
possible exception of Mitchell !
Yancey.
Sylvia is located on the Murphy
division Of the Southern Railway
A miles west of Asheville, has d
population of 1900 and is gro,s.a.,
oy leaps ana bounds, has three
churches, Methodist, Baptist and
episcopal, two hardware S ores, two
markets for meats and green grocer
les, SIX large general merchandise
stores, two Millinery stores. marble
works, three blacksmith and ma
chine shops two progressive banks.
TWO livery and feed stables, whole
sale grocery, wholesale millinery,
two excel mt hotels. a number OF
good boarding houses, newspaper
ana well equipped JOB printing es-
adjustment and numbers of nro-
.l.s IssslonA ): 70 and business men. sylvia.
has electric lights and power. 4
large dam is now being cen ,tructed
Oh the Iuckaselgee river to increase
the efficiency OF the Electric Power
Company, which is backed by Col
Chas. ). Harris. Water for the civ
is supplied by springs on Kings
Mountain from whence it is broueht
Dy gravity through pipes to the
town.
Everybody in the county realizes
the opportunity that lies before u.s.
Everywher- the spirit of progress
and new life is felt among the peo-
pie. we are united in one purpose
a greater, happier, wiser, better and
wealthler JACKSON county with a
capital city that will be recognized
as one OF the important business
centers OF the State.
Jackson County journal., 1913-12-05
FAIRFAX HARRISON
PRESIDENT SO. RY,

Fairfax Harrison, president of the
Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville
Railway company, was today elected
president of the Southern Railway
company to succeed the late w. w.
Finley
Jackson County journal., 1913-12-05
FAVOR REMOVING
Law SCHOOL.
CNIIEGlATE INSTITUTE ADOPTS
RESOLUTIONS.

At a special meeting of the Board
of Trustees of the Sylvia Collegiate
Institute held in Sylvia on Decem
her 4th, 1913, the following resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted:
That, whereas, an effort is now
beine made by the town OF Sylvia to
secure the location of the Wake
Forest GUNNER Law School in it's
m,osr. the same to be located in
the buildings belonging to the Syl-
va Uolieslate Institute:
Ana, whereas, the Board of Trus-
tees are thoroughly In sympathy
wlln ills movement, and desire to
Mace themselves on record as wish
ipg 10 cooperate Iii every way pos
s,Lle luwalU securing the location
o salQ oulnlner Law School,
therefore, me trustees for the
above named institute, 90 pass and
adoDl Tie following resolutions:
kesolved, First: lhat the build
insS ana grounuS OF the sylvia Col
leglale Inolllule Ue lendeled tree OF
charge 10 the Faculty and Trustees
OF wake torest College tor the pur-
pose OF hololng ana conducting said
Summer Law School each and
every year SO long as same may be
desired, from tile nrSl OF June. I'm
I'll Tie last ol august O1 eacn and
every summer;
Resolved, second: That no charge
shall De iIleiue AGAINST Sdlu summer
LAW SCuOOi iOr me use OF the eleC-
trlc LgnIo, Wafer WORKS, furnished
rooms III tie various uOiullIOrleS, or
for any Otnlr property OF IurnlSn-
ingS Ill connection WIN said lnStl-
TUE, ali OIL same De OIIeIeu ana ten
dered tree OF charge TO said Sum-
mer Law School,
Resolved, lhlrd Th..t the Board
Of trustees OF the sylvia collegiate
Institute pleuge themselves to work
ana cO-Operale Ill every Way pussl-
bic loWaru MAKING Lnls school a
success from the beginning, and
VIII aI ali IlneS SLrlve 10 make the
time pleasant ana prOnlaDle bOtn
tor sLuQenlS ana faculty;
Resolved, fOurtn: Indt a copy OF
these reSOiuuOnS De spread OH the
minutes Ol tnlS DOdy, lndt d copy OF
same Ue mailed to frOl. N. 7. Gui-
ley, dlQ lndL d copy De sent to the
Board OF trustees lOr Wake Forest
College al their regular meeting at
the Baptist State Convention in
Shelby on the lU inst.
Done In special session, this the
4th Gay OF december, 1913.
L. G.. BRYSON,
chairman Board OF Trustees Sylvia
Collegiate Institute.
A. J. DILLs,
Secretary of said Board.
Jackson County journal., 1913-12-05

Jackson County Potentially the
wealthlest county in the State of
t North Carolina has suffered for many
years because OF two unfortunate
circumstances, an unhappy location
of the County Seat and bad CON
dition OF her highways during the
winter months.
The leven of progress has been
working Oh the MINDS OF the citizens
County. Last May the people took
marlerS into their own h ands and
spoke IN no uncertain terms, by an
overwhelming majority they spoke
Tor progress and union OF endeavor
they Ialu forever the boogaboo OF
jackson County, the Court house re
moval question.
There is being erected on lovely
sloping elevation in the new Capitol
Guy OF jackson County, one OF the
best and most imposing temples OF
Jusuce III the state. Ibis building
Wnen completed Will cost in rounu
figures 93U, ,UUU, 9lU,UUO of which as
well as the site Tor the Court House
and jail We're presented TO the Coua-
| ty Dy the puDllc splrlted people OF
sylvia.
1t is expected that the new Court
House viii be in readiness for the
holding OF the next term of the
Superior court Wnlch will be III
FEBRUARY.
lhe other impediment to furthel
progress is being ellInlnated. In the
maller OF rOad Dullulng sylvia, Cuilo
vince ana DlllsDOro TOWNSHIPS have
taken the IeaO, they having issued
S65,U 5,UUU III Donus Tor that purpose
ana the money is being expenoeu Oh
.he rOads OF lnese townships.
A we'll grdOeu, magnificent high
way thirty 1eel Wlde ana built OF
oauu clay Is Delng constructed from
oylva TO CullOWnee Normal and Ill
uuStral ScnOOl located Oh a nil
above tie winding lucKaSelgee rlver
ana seven miles IrOm the murphy
DIVISION OF TIE oOuLnern hallway.
from CullOWhee the road Will be
continued through that township up
me river, opening 10 the Worlu or
Commerce an untold wealth OF
timber, mineral, water power and
agricultural and horticultural pos
slDlllUes.
CASHIERS Valley the beautiful
township OF JACKSON lying on a
plateau almost on top OF ana east OF
lne Blue kldge is, Dy public sub
| 0C11Rl1OA dxO NO1uAlOO4 UO4h, Ou11u
Ing all autOmoDue highway through
Cashiers Valley to alnalla, 5. g.
and also from Lake IoxaWay to
highlands. IL Is Only QueSuOn ~Ol
time and very short period o.
time at that when the connecting link
will be completed from CullOWhee tt
Cashiers Valley ana sylvia and tnis
END OF the County Will De brought in
closer touch with theSouthern cities
The Atlanta to Murphy highway il
under course OF cOnatructlOn an0
It is matter or little speculation
that the few miles OF roau needed tc
do the work Will be completed and
.he Highway will be the Atlanta to
Asheville highway which will pass
through the coming city of Sylvia.
Jackson County journal., 1913-12-05
A Word To The Out
side World And To Our
Own Folks About Sylvia
And Jackson County,
What They are Now and What They Will Be.

AS farming and fruit growing
section Jackson County is the peer
of the best. The soil is a rich CLAW
and capable of much development.
Climatic conditions are superb. Al
ready the fruit growers and stock
ralsers are realizing thoseadvantage
and jackson Counf VI ships annually
numbers Of car loads Of apples and
cattle.
The mineral wealth, which con-
slsts mostly of mica, nickel copper,
kaolln and corundum is just be-
ginning to be develo ped and the bow
els OF the earth are Delching forth
coin to swell the golfers of orr
people.
The timber resources are among
the moot important and the sales
OF hardwood lumber are immense.
Defore long this raw product will
be manufactured into furniture in
this county and even. greater bene-
tit will be derived as .rne great tim
Der lndustr While beng among the
mostHnpoitant, IS still ia its infancy.
ferhapS no OlIler area OF the
same size east or the Father OF Wa
ters, has such all abundance OF
water power only, all lnIlnlIeslmal
part OF winch is being uullZea
Among THESE streams are Tile Iuch-
a-eigee, Uconalu1ty, Hor,epasture
ana Cnatoosa rivers and ocotls
Creek. odvdunah, WOlI creek. SOcO
ana hall all nuuured more creths
OF considerable SIZE ana llnpOrlauC1.
rom tile SLallupUiuL VI Tile LUurASl
anu lover OF the sublime In Nature.
jackson county mas no superior.
lnere are The balsamS ana .LOweeS
towering 70 heights OF OUUU Ieel auu
more, WmteSlue mOunLdlu with us
Sneer precIplce OF I5uu Ieet. the
streams Winding clear aS crystal
through the Valleys or oas1llus
through space upon lne rocns De-
low, Senulng a lalnDOW spray TO-
ward the sapphire SKY as Iney 90
at 5000 IalS, won UreeK IaIlS. LII
Canada township ana at the nlgu
+ allS or the lucAdSelgee that rival
Niagara Itself tor suDlllne granueur.
Inc air is pure, the SKY sapphire
blue and the water as pure ana
clear as that which urlps from the
foot OF the Alaskan glaciers. Mala-
ria and nay Iever are UNKNOWN.
Sylvia, the new town, is the Dusi-
ness center OF this magnificent
county and lies nestled among the
Mills. Inc drainage is perfect. Ine
people are happy ana prosperous.
There are In oylva TWO excellent
schools. The Sylva Collegiate lnsu-
tute, owned by the bapust deno1nl-
nation, has under the olrecuon OF
Pr0t. }. Z. Ingram, become one OF
importance lii this secuon. The
sylvia high ocnOol is the public
school OF the town, is State t1len
school, has a modern Dulldlng. Dult
Dy the town at a cost OF SoUuu. and
mas a most excellent corps OF teach
ers. At Sylvia is located the {. j.
Harris Iannery, one OF the larpes.
III the state, the Sylvia Lumber and
Manufacturing Company, manu1ac-
turers OF hardwood lumber, a num-
OF mica companies, in fact nearly
Jackson County journal., 1913-12-05
CARD OF THANKS.

We take this means of express
ing our thanks to our many friends
LOT their kindness and thoughtful
ness during our recent sorrow.
II. STEIN AND FAMILY.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
L.

HEADQUARTERS FIRE DEPARTMENT.
CITY HALL.
Newark, n. J., Nov l. 1913.
Sealed proposals. VIII be received at these
headquarters twhile the Board Of Fire Com.
missioners is in SESSION. during the period
Of time between ] 80 and 2:30 O'Clock p. m,
on Friday. No, ember 9TH, 1913, and will be
opened Immediately after the expiration Of
the time fixed for receiving the aforesaid
proposals for furnishing the department with
the following supplies. 10 wit:
625 bags, more less. OF best natural oats
100 bags, more less. Of best bran.
$4,000 pounds more or less, OF best NO.
10000 pounds more or less. Of best long
rye straw.
20 bales, more or less OF choice alfalfa
posal.
The quality Of the aforesaid supplies must
be as specified above, and delivery is TO be
made at the quarters Of each company in
such quantities as the several companies
may need during the month.
Further information concerning these pro-
posals, as to quality and quantity will be
furnished upon application to the secretary
of the board.
The Board Of Fire Commissioners reserves
the right % purchase such additional guam
specified az may be needed, at the prices
contained In tho proposal II may accept.
and II further reserves the right TO reject
any all proposals so received as may
be deemed for the best interests OF the
WILLIAM A. WEBER.
President
n0v1-ot Secretary.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS


OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY
OF NEWARK.
City Hall. October 31st, 1918.
The following is tho list of tho Names resi-
dences and places Of business of applicants
for licenses contained in all applications
or petitions made to this board for the
malt or brewed liquors. and not heretofore
published according 10 law, 10 wit:
Name. Place Of Business. Residence.
RBTAIIl-RENEwALs.
Frank A. Dean. 32o-822 Market st..
Same place
Frederick Tielech, Jr., 2T8 North 18th 81.
vincent Goudek. 90 Mercer at. same place
Same place
Edward Kunkel, liz 18th av. Same place
Donate ID Giacomo, 5o-5s Prospect pl,
Same place
Morris Ostrich, OF Mulberry st. Same place
Frank L. aroel. 4s2 South Orange av.
Same place
Gustave schroeder, 30 Beacon st. Same place
Baithaser Waeschle, 1903 Niagara St.
Same place
James carolan, "a Bowery at. same place
same place
Bucheh & sauczak 4s7 Market ST..
Same place
Bernard Feldmann, Jones ct Same place
Jacob Turk, 14i South Orange ay..,.
Same place
Adoipb Haug, ObS South 11th st..Same place
Isidor Kapan. 40 Prince st. Same place
Eusebind Maurer, 51S Bergen st Same place
Adolph Schwartz. 127 10th av... Same place
William Reiber, 20 Green ST.. Same place
Harry Gross. 141 Warren st.. Same place
George Blindt. 18o Park ay... Same place
Albert Rucki. 20 Boyd ST, Same place
John Gerstner. 90 Magazine st. Same place
Bronislaw ISOppel, 12s Howard St..
Same place
GustaNe OnerI 1Oo west kinney St..
Same place
Titus ]. Neary, 100 Summer av. Same place
George Greenwald. 1851 14th av. Same place
Peter Wolff 341 Plane ST.. Same place
RETAIL-TRANSBERS
Levi weingarten, from 1856 Halsey ST.
to 26-80 Branford 1855 High st.
julius Lindeman. from 232-237 Wash
fpgton st. TO 60 Believille av. 30 Celitre st.
RICHARD MILLER.
President
City Clerk.
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MnTnpCyCJ.ES

- ~-----l-.-
CLOSING ONT ALI. IrsEr MOTORCYCLES
WE NAVE A LARGE STOCK
or iliRh-greds SLIGHTLY usad 1nfo and 1919
Indians fsligle Hnd twin cviinders) Ex-
csis'ors. Yaies, Reading Standards Tho-s
HandersonS. Merisfes, rTar'Av- Da wilson's and
atha~ r1akes. IN half and chain dr'vas to ne
ciossd ont. NO RFAScNARr4E OFFER RI
Ff'sTD. We are closing out ell used MOTOR
cycSsr at sacrifice, as we do not wish
10 carry stock from one season TO another
Call and ,inanect our stock ~ once and se-
cure a hsrxsin Prices. s25 up Motor
cycles bought during sale stored for winter
free or change Motorcycle supnIIes NJ cut
prices. GOTHAM SPORTING GOODS CO.
81 warren street. New YORK CITY
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FARMS FOR SALE


SOUTH JERSEY FARMS-Five scres good
land. 5000: can be paid monthly az the
rate. Of SIS; choice land for raising fruit.
berries. vegetables poultry. squabs mild.
hcsithful climate: nearby town; half mile
from railroad station; prosperous locality;
good roads; pure water Call CHAS. GEESE,
1872 Market at.
FARMS. country homes. gentlemens estates
New Jersey New York. Long leland and
Connecticut. Country Department LOUIS
scHLEsTNGER. INC. Essex building
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BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR SALE

BLOOMFIELD AN., near Believille av.--
Store and rooms SO. 200 for quick sale,
small amount cash required. GEORGE MIL
LER. eli Broad st.
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PAINTING AND PAPER
HANGING
PERSONALS

--->->-~----->-->---~~->--
WOULD gentleman who assisted veteran onto
trolley car on September 27, at Fourth st.,
IIerrisou or any one else who saw the &C.
a,lrrence kindly communicate with said vet
erap at New Jersey Homo for Disabled Sol
deTs5 r j. EAGAN
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vAILsBURG: SMITH ST: corner Abinger
pl-Flat, FIVE large rooms, bath; steam
heat; all improvements. Inquire 152 Abinger
pl.
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-777==--
BELLNII.LE.
OHANGE

WHAT am 1 offered for three lots. Mt.
Prospect aV., corner John. Beneville.
\. J.? " J. EGAN. lss Market ST.
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RESTAURANTS

HAVE YOUR DINNER
Prepared and nicely served In frst-class way
81 a low price. NELSON GILLING, 100 Day
St. Orange.
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Berry's Dancing School

DANCING LESSONS. morning. afternoon,
evening: latest tango. hesltati ton. Boston.
one-step waltz. two-step NJ c. RICH
ARDS. Irouuols building. 262 washington
ST. Halloween reception Saturday.
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VAHsBURG

VAILsBURG sECTION-To let, upper and
lower apartment two-family house; seven
rooms; all lmpts-; separate entrance and
steam heated: electric and gas; newly deco
rated; front porch; fine location. near
school, one block from South Orange av.
Inquire W. T. ATTERBURY. $40 Halsey ST.
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BELLEvILLE

ADVERTISING our new development We
viii sell several building plots eheap;
located: high grounds; 6 min
utes Greenwood Lake Railroad station: 70
minutes Forest Hill trolley. c. II. CUT
IER. 4so John ST. BeIlevile
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ORANGE.
FURNISHED FLATS TO LET.

BROAD ST., 20; PARAMOUNT Az. ips--.Tvro
and rooms: housekeeping; heat janitoF;
low rates. Apply on premises.
FIVE rooms and bath; completely furnished:
second floor; In Woodside section; all In
provements. Inquire 200 Plane St, ir store
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MApIEWnnn.
DWELLINGS TO LET

CLIFTON Az, 254a-Twelye rooms; ali Inn
provements; steam heat and laundry. In
quire In garage, 40 Ridge st
CLINTON Av.. No. 7e-Fourteen rooms .
bathrooms. Inquire sToUTENBuRGH &
CO., 19I -so5 Broad at
COTTAGE ST, 2-Eleveu rooms. bath, i'm
proyements suitable furnished rooms or
boarding.
FOR RENT-601 North Seventh st: model
three-family house. rooms on a floor; al
improvements, including electricity and gas.
Inaure o24 Sixth st.
FoR RENT from November 1. house, 12s
Miller st.; rooms; all improvements.
Apply PAUL BROS. 1850 Broad st.
MADISON Av.. 37o-fIouse OF seven rooms.
water gas furnace. Inquire IL Elizabeth
aY.; rent SIS.
SUMMER Az, near bloomfield av.. with alley
on rear; dwelling and stable: lot. 33x125.
SAMUEL Il CAIRNS, 494 Broad ST
FREMONT TERRACE. as. Irvington--Two-
family house to let. 4-5 rooms. gas, city
water, washtubs; extra lot TO use; keep
poultry.
OFT or TOWN
FOR eoiored; ~ Edgertou ter. Eas. Or
ange. at Prospect and springdale avs.
rooms. bath, steam. $50 monthly. Inquire
FEVER ll75 Broad st.
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REAL ESTATE ~ THE ORANGES.
Over 1000 houses FOR sale. rent and ex-
change; fats and h.gh-cIas. apartments to
let. 300 farms all prices. some OF the beat
n the State; stores. business Of all kinds
for SalR
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OFT OF TOWN.
COMMUTERS HOME
OK THE LACKAWASNA.
$3.50 CASH
S2H MnA1,HI-I

New, rooms, all improvements, = Iuln-
utes 10 Il. r. station: 40 minutes out; plot
looXlao; high altitude; splendid view; send
for photo. p. s. BBOWER. Essex Bldg,
Newark, \. J.; phone 4647 Market
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PAssAIC

'NUTLEY IN A NUTSHELL"
All about ''rhe Ideal Home Town"
SECRETARY. Box 3I4 Nutley. y, ].
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MARKET ST. business property FOR exchange;
equity $50 900 above small mortgage.
DANIEL ALT. owner, 4O5 Firemsn's building.
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BELsrAR.
Greatest BARGAIN m Belmar

j., cottage ever offered: best built. for
inter and summer residence; all latest
improvements; in perfect condition; Ia
MONS: stable, garden. cost SIS 000 will
sell oirt cheap for cash or trade: 81 600
equity IN same. for free and clear lots
OF income property Of equal value: owner
eyed and sick, going South. DIR. THEEI.,
Belnar, n
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f p,,,, I ce9gse AUTO TOPS s- GoglaF
x4- zfi,.

FOR SAT.E-FIunp roadster IN fue condi-
ton. INQUIRE ~ r. y CHAPLIN. 30 ".
Eighteenth ST.. East Orange.
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DRESSMAKERS

->N---~-~N~>e ~---~O-~s>-~-ee-~~-~~>>~~~
MRS. SOPHIE RIVERS has moved to 4S4
Broad ST. Day. evening or wedding gowns
and wraps; come remodeng; charges rea-
sonable.
DRESSAdAKER-Gown and dresses: also re-
modelling; reference; cut TO figure. a54
Bergen ST.; Clifton car to Hawthorne av.;
walk half block south. NINE. justly.
FASHIONABLE dressmaKer: latest fal
styles now ready. MRS. II. MEZGER, p
North Ninth ST. 1877 g. 3.
SKIRTS, 81 up; from own material. suits, Sc;
long coats made into sport coats; cleaning
aud repairing. RICH. ~ New ST.
STAR WANT ADS. BRING
QUICK RESULTS.
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GEO. 0. VAN ORDTN,
City Hall Real Estate Exchange
20 Day St, Oranfse.
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GARAGE and stahle for rent. room for 1--WE
horses. BBRLOw. 265 Main st, Orange.
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DWELLINGS FOR SALE

A sAcRIFTcEl es hillside sv.. near Gin
ton az. as-story frame house. 10 rooms
ana path, steam heat. all improvements.
csn - Hillside hv. or q Ferry st.
Mt. PROSPECT Az, near Park av.--Two
two-tamiy houBes; ten rooms two baths;
CAIRNS. 4e4 Broad St
sIA.RoOM brick house; centre city; $1,000
sou cash; balance monthly. SULLIVAN,
lis Market St
rEN-RooM house. all improvements, 12e
south Thirteenth at. near Central nv.
Inquire on premises.
MAPLEwOoD.
DEATH OF husband lady viii sacrifice
beautiful stuocO home. 50 900; situated on
plot o0x2O0; good location: ten-room house.
two pantries, bath and all improvements;
ten minutes walk 20 station or trolley. II.
Il. Bush, Il Baker st., Maplewood. y. J.
s0MEHVELT.E
BEAUTIFUL gentlemen's estate. few min
utes' drive from somerville, y. J.: charm
ing views, delightful climate; all buildings
new and modern throughout; two master
dwellings. II rooms each; main residence
completely equipped With modern furniture,
piano and Victor talking maehne large mod
efn oufbuilfngs; wagons carriages. harness.
farming machinery aud tools. etc. This mag
niheent property cost the late owner more
than &5oO00 rear ago. widow win sacrifice
everything FOR only $4,000. GEORGE r
EuTPHEN, opposite depot.
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NEW corner house. five rooms, bath ana
pantry: s2.10o; easy payments. c. HAIR
DER, SAT Summer st. Passaio. y. j.
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1919 YALE

II voi, ere linking for hicvcle see Tie; fl,
nsw hirvr1s- IN ner cNnf ne1' uped Ai~vnis.
o. nm, wsiI.hrn,vn tires ~,ilv sriarantaaN
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COUNTRY home site; ten acres; command
ing view; fine for fruit and poultry; vi
entity OF Caldwell: one mile TO station; build
1.S Broad st.
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COUNTRY home, 20 acres; fair buildings.
four miles from Caldwell; plenty of fruit
one mile 10 station; $1,000. PHILIP JEN-
NINGS, 78S Broad st
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MIDWIVES

MRS DREWES. German midwife. 1873 Mul.
berry st., cor. Market st.---Iadies' private
nursing. continements; high-cass experiences
home treat't II desired. Phone s239W, Mkt
GFstrArE midwife MRS okl' RICH 10
South Orange RV., Newark; ladies' prtvats
nursinv conhnements: treatment at home
PhOn. CTS. " Ms-ksf
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NEWARK BUSINESS COLLEGE. 105 Hal
sey st.--Bookkeeping. shorthand, stenotypy.
secretariai: day and evening; special speed
classes EVENINGS for eInnloved stenographers.
]. Il. CALVERT. MYRA l.. WINNER,
President. Vice-President.
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xEARNY

KEARNY, 01s John st.--First floor. i've
rooms and bath; all improvements except
heat; rent SIC. Apply o2o Rphu q.