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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21
CRIMINAL MUSEUM OF
SCOTLAND YARD LODE
STAR FOR THE MORBID

London, March 2i.-Becaus. il
was becoming as great an attraction
Tor the morbid as the Paris morgue,
the criminal museum OF Scotland
Yard has been practically closed TO
all except those who can show some
good reason for desiring a visit there.
The museum has never been open 60
the general public. but Il has not
been difficult to obtain admission.
Sow "a permit must Doe secured from
the second commissioner Of police.
and visits can only be- made ON one
&C. tWu days a week.
During d past year Il became
quite a rage for society women 10 OBJ
tain permits to view the Rrewsomc
relies which the place contains and
complaint was madc that the mu-
scum was being turned into a side
show Tor the qualification OF the
morbidly curious Some Of the relies
are decidedly CHASTITY. n these are
displayed with "a ZACH of reserve
whi,h according Ia Scotland Yard
authorizes, did not make uXed par
ties Of visitors desirable. Besides
the implements used In h commits
sion ul fnHaou crimes, perhaps the
most interesting exhibits Ia the place
are death masks. formerly made OF
every criminal executed ia England.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21
GERMA
PREPARING FOR H
COMING SUN ECLIPSE

Berlin. March p German as
tronOmers are already taking "a lively
interest In a total eclipse of the sun
that occurs August -. The city Of
Hamburg is fitting out an expedition
al az WI expense. ana Prussia VIII
give assistance To- an expedition
headed by Prof. Niethe. OF { he
archaeological Institute IN Charlotte
enburg. \ number OF German as
tronomers viii attach themselves TO
American expeditions Prof. Nlethc's
expedition. which viii be chiefly FOR
the purpose OF making photographs
of the eclipse. win Eo To- the island OF
Austen far up ON the coast OF Nor
way. where the path of totality
touches thc European continent. u
D. Understood hat the Russian as-
tronomers are making extensive
Preparations Tor "felicitating the
work ct the American and other
foreign expeditions by having the
proper astronomical calculations
v urk.d aut for zach important poin,
ip the path ,f totality,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21
ARMY ENGINEERS
MAKE GIBRALTAR OF
THE KHYB0R PASS

peshawuT india. March 2i.-With
secret and speed unusual In public
work. English army engineers are
rushing go completion the forts and
reads at khyhor Pass. to make u o.
G~ihyaltor against invasion from tho
nortN A. domestic unrest grows IN
lndia the fear at the RUSSIAN bear
and the unruly states between Rus
sia and the Indian empire Increases.
and England D. clearly determined
not 20 hc attacked in the rear in the
event Of q native rebellion.
Two wears ago the road across the
famous pass v,as hardly more Than a
train for pack animals, but today
khyher is ~traversed by two roads
suitable FOR the fastest AMI heaviest
military traction The defensive
works have been constructed with
such secTeCr hat none Of the de-
tails are known To the public. Il 10
believed that the natural battle
ments formed by the cliffs above the
roads are h-oneycombed with hidden
embrasures behind which great
mountain guns lie hidden. Compel
ent engineers believe that unless the
defending force h cut OF from the
south the pass can be defended 10y a
small garrison ever against "a host
such as the ancient Invaders of In
dia brought down from the north.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21
PROHIBITION
ABSINTHE CONSUMPTION

Berne. March Il Opponents of
the prohibition e. ahsinths In swift
zerlaud declare hat since the law
went into effect the consumption ot
that spirit has greatly Increased.
They claim that tn -~iucipal effect
has been io give the absinthe II pow
erful aud widespread publicity and
Ia introduce Il into many homes
whcrt e was hitherto unknown An
other effect has been the flooding ul
the market with a host eft inferior
products destined 10 replace ahsintho
which Itself b. smugEled in in iarg'
quantities and forms "a last growing
ana highly remuncratiye uticit lH-
dustry.
They propose that "a government
monopoly of tho ~nlv of ahsinthr
should be- substituted Tor total pro
hibitlon THIS however. Is strongly
combated by temperance advocates
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21
FREE TO
ASTHMA SUFFERERS
\ New Home cure That Anyone a
Use Without discomfort or Loss
a. Time.


a. Time.
We have a Sew Method that cures
Asthma. aud Wc want YOU to try % az
our expense So matter whether
your case Is OF long-standins or re-
cent deyelopm,ai. whether h is pres
ent as occasional or chronic Asthma,
you should send for a free uial of "a
method. No matter In What climate
YOU live. no matter what your age or
occupation. DO you are troubled with
asthma, our method should relieve
YOU promptly
We especially want 90 send h 20
those apparently hopeless cases.
where all forms of inhalors douches'
opium preparations. fumes, patent
smokes" etc. ave failed we want
to show everyone al a uW expense,
that this new method Is designed TO
end all difficult breathing. an wheel
ing aud al those terrible paroxysms
at once and fur all time.
This free uner Is too important "a
neglect a single day. Write nos and
then begin the mcthod M once send
no money simply mail coupon be-
low. Do n To-day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21
AFGHANISTAN HAS
SUCCUMBED TO
CHARMSO GOLF
Solitary Scottish Mining En-.
gineer who Couldn't Get
Along Without His Nine
Holes per Day Dit it.

kabul, Afghanistan. March 81 -
This country, which has kept itself
ns ifre AZ any place in the orient
from western Institutions, has final
Isl sucCumbed TO the charms Of golf
The sponsor OF the royal and ancient
tame Is the amir himself who b.
rapidly becoming an expert player
under the tutelage Of q Scottish
mining engineer. The Scotchman
came To Kabul looking for mining
concessions. lie brought with him
his bag aud clubs on tho remote
chance OF finding golf links In "A
country. which had cherished "a
prejudice against any game played
with "a ball since the time OF Omar
khHyyam. and soon discovered that
the monarch was fonder OF the spor;
than business. When he spoke en-
Enthusiastically of the Scottish royal
game, the amir lost no time IN PUT
ting a corps Of miners and sappefs
To work constructing a curse under
the direction OF the visitor. Since
that time the amir has becomo a de
voted exponent OF tho game and he
has attained a fair degree Of prou
cheney But no matter what his skin
he bid fair 90 remain champion Of
the country for il b. not considered
polite to defeat u man who enjoys
the power of life and death over
every one OF his SUBJECTS.
Tho game has reduced the girth
of the ami and improved his health,
but hr Is afraid of overriding 10. so at
his winter capital h. Is having built
"a miniature links de luxe. limited IN
size and as smooth az a tennis lawn.
Here he VII, play the game without
any Of the hunkers ar hazards usual
~ provided by the ordinary course
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21
PROPOSE TO HOLD A
CONGRESS OF ALL
THE

Hrussells. Mnrch IL Tho UulUH
of International Associations com
posed OF some nfty International as-
s%ocia4onH professional scientific,
technical. benevolent ana political,
has decided 10 organize a world's
congress to meet next year az Sun
Francisco durlng the Panama expo
sitlon. n appears from a commun'
cation received from san F%runciHc b
that gag various congress- have al
ready been announced Tho unions
Idea 10 that the world = congr'H
should be made up of delegates cho'
sen from the national aud internu
tional congresses which viii nsrf u
BILE he san Francisco. $50 effort has
gs yct been made toward q program
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21

This a a most wonderful external help
a. lhs muscles and tcud1na 10 penctratcs
the tifsurk. makes them piluat TO readily
Yield 10 natures demand for expansion
~ there Is no longer a period OF pain, dis
comfort, FirainlrK, nausea o. other aymp.
toms 80 often distressing during The anxious
weeks ~ expectancy.
Mothers lrieDd rreparen the system foe
tAe coming event, and ~ use brings egm.
fort, rest aud repose during thr term, tbs
has a most marked lnhueucc upon the baby,
aimee u thus lnherlts . ~aplendld growing
system ~ nerves aud digestive function.
Aud particularly W young mothers u thl9
famous remedy 81 incsiimnhlc value. "
anAbies her to preserve her health ana
strength. aud she remains n pretty motley
b. having avoided al the suffering and
dlnrrF that Wuuld utherN lse accompany
nuch IN Orrasi.n. MatherH fricnd thor.
earhly luhricntcs every norYc. tcndun and
muscle invoiYcd and - a aure preventive
for enklng ~ The breasts.
You viii find this eplcndid rcaedy "a
faie at all drug Stores at tioV n bottle,
and q highly rpcpmmended for the purpose.
Write hradneld hcEniatnr Ga. lif loinar
pfls.. Atlanta. Ca, aud fhcf Vil mail you
sealed a very Instructive bOOk for e2pse'
iaal asthstA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21

The Wow of 81 eouufv judge that
the action of money lenders iu uuE-
constitutes "clc,trlcat trostHss b. en-
dorscd by the Law journal, which
states. TO ring the telephone ut am
other persons house in order 90 put
pressure on some person employed
there is not enly % most offensive
thing to do, lut les an iu-unrrihio
trcspass for which uo doubt, sub.
stpntlal damages could De recovered
hy tho owner"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21
Improved American Methods
Adopted by Scotland Yard
have Served to Kill Off
Profitable Industry
WESTWARD
SHOWS SHARP DECREASE
Hundred Thousand Americans
Visit London Every Season
and Vast Hotel Facilities
are 0vertaxed

London March a American
crooks now give london a wide berth.
Superintendent William Mccarthy. of
the criminal Investigation department
~ Scotland Yard, states that only on
rare occasions does his department
have TO handle a case In which an
American crook piays a part. When
Frank Froost. Mccarthy predeces-
sor at the head OF the criminal m
V%estIgation department. was SERVING
his apprenticeshlp as a detective IN
spector. American crooks were SO nu-
merous that he wis sent several tunes
Ia America go study their habits on
their native heath.
Al nresent however. London ls sur
ferinr from an Invasion of crooks
from the colonies. Most ui th.s'
come from Australia and South Al
flea and they are Of the type whleh
resort to violence without hesitation
Many Of them thrive by hlackmhlllhs
wealthy calonials. who have taken W.
thoir residence in London. Some OF
these residents nave pasts' the reNelh-
lion Of which would spell disaster ana
social oblivion. and the hlacSmnilers
who follow them from the colonies
fatten on this knowledge.
In accounting Tor the disappearance
from London Of the American CROOK
Scotland Yard officials expressed the
opinion that the skllful confidence
man nnds better openings on the con-
tiuont while his less artful colle"su
finds a safer outlet for his energies al
home.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21

distributed thousands ct bushels OF
Eratu amoug the Arabs ON She con-
dltIou that ID, n returned when the
crops are gathered. Al Ayizia the
harvest of barley has heon multi
piipd forty times. ana az ~. Susfa
medical herbs and potatoes are be.
ing grown with great success
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21
ELECTRIC TOWING
ON RIVER SEINE

Paris. March 2i-A new and sim
pie system Ut electric towering has
been Installed with great success on
the canal from the Marine to the
Rhine. near Nancy Aiong the banks
q series OF stout posts has been
placed fitted with electric rollers.
over which run endless cables
which at each end of the installa %
ton pass around a drum worked hy
an electric motor. The harges hitch
their tow rope t- the cable hy d
special co%ntrivance Prolonged
trials have established that the new
method costs about nhy por cent
less tban any other method tried uil
Go the present and iK. la addition.
mUch quicker The great superiority
of the system consists in the case ln
which "a can hc applied without al
terms in aus way the banks oi the
canal or the type of barge used.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21
Can't Help But
Admire Babies
Every Woman casts Loving Glance at
the NsslIing cuddled In lie Bonnet.

A womau's heart naturally responds 20
The charm end sweetness Of n pretty chlld,
aud more 90 to-day than ever before since
the ADVENT Of Mothers Friend.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21

General Sir Arthur Paget, who
commands the troops In ireland. at "a
dinner given him AT the Corinthihn
club. Dublin. told his audience what
the exact feeling was Boz the army
over the Ulster question. He had
been assured. he said, that there WIS
no Intention on the part T the gov
eminent 20 make use of tirops 100 ire
land except Ito maintain law and or
der" speaking 81 Irish troops and
the Ulster volunteers, which are being
organized to resist home rule. the
general said:
at is not thlnkable. % is not pos
sible for me to contemplate ever being
asked to concentrate my men 20 move
against the forces In the north Of lr"-
land.
AT the same time. YOU must re-
member that iu our lives We soldiers
often have to do things that we Sa
not like. when we have 60 deal win
large bodies of men who understand
the meaning ~ the word discipline u
moan that. however. distas.eful u
may be 20 them. they will carry out
any orders given them Bog the king.
And IL may he-God f0rbit ID
should bo-my lot 90 bc ordered to th'
north. 7 should regret IL, ! have ut
doubt that many officers would roerr
il. bur n the order comes that order
must be obeycd
This speech b. takeu AZ the reply o
the Official heads ct the army u
those who have suggested that mann
officers would refuse Gee uho orders 4
put down revolution boz Ulster
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21

The tide 90 westward emigration
has ~l,ckene decidedly. -Four steam
ships scheduled TO sail Witnin lho
next month have had their advertised
third class berth on an English inner
going to Canada without an "ia'i
several weeks IN advance
The migration toward Australia
continues but diminished IN comp"r-
ison with last year. IL Is expected TO
Increase soon. however, with the hih'
trial 81 the government plan To assist
English lads to places of apprentice
shin among south Australian farm
ers. Under legislation parsed last
session. the commissioner OF oro"n
lands and immigration H. empowered
10 act az guardian ~ boys taking ad-
vantage OF the plan, and ample safe
guards have been placed about the
interests of the boys as well AZ the
rights OF their employers.
The FIRST party 81 boys for AUS
tralia will leave Liverpool late TINS
month. This party VIII serve ~ az
experiment. and if successful the plan
will be- carried out on a large scale.
In the past Australia has compliance
that the adult Briton does not reaully
adjust himself To rural life In the IN
tipodes. and. becoming disruntcnted
Joins the already overnllcd ranks oI
labor In the cities. leaving the proh'
lem 81 rural depopulation as acute az
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21

Never can tell when you'll mash a
unger OF suffer "a cut, bruisc. burn or
scnid. Pc prepared Thousands rely
on Dr Thomas Eclectic Oh. four
druggist sclls q. gsc ana sec.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21
~ z@uv
RN
A soluble Antisepbc Powder to
be dissolved in water as needed.

As n medicinal antiseptlc for douehes
In treating catarrh. ILLUMINATION or
liberation Of nose, throat, and that
caused by feminine Ills It has no equal.
For ten years the Lydia +. Pinkham
Medicine Co. has recommended PaNtine
In their private correspondence with
women. which proves It's superiority.
Women who have been cured say
q is worth g. weight IN gold" At
druggists. soc. large box. or by mail.
Tho Paxton Toilet Co, Boston, Mass.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21

Notwithstanding that London has
spent s65.O00.000 during the past ton
years in building new hotels ur inn
Proving old ones. largely for the ace
commodation of American visitors.
the hotels are still overcrowded dur
Ing the tourist season,
1t In estimated that 10h. 600 Amcri-
ans q pay visits Of some length 90
London during each summer where
as a few years z the metropolis was
declared TO he only a stopping place
for q day or 80 for tourists bound tn
the continent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21
SPECIAL TO WOMEN

The most economical. cleansing and
gormicidal Of all ~antlseptlcs il
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21

the Temporary falling on ln the con-
numptlun uf beer. but q due rather 90
he use of less malt Per cask In the
originally rich and creamy Havarian
hrewa. This law it D. pointed out,
would save the reputation Of Munieh's
famed product. chccis the groWius
deficit ln The la9arian budget aud
help out the Hawaiian frmcTg, who
complain o- the exceedingly poor
markrt for their barley.
Highcr Roman Catholic CLERGY In
Bohemia and Moruyin have placed
Wngncr's opera "pars!fap' under "a
ban. While bishops from these two
countries were holdlne their recent
c~uchAristic ronErcts N Prague, Aus
trlq. tht National iheater proposed a
Raia performance of "pArslfal" in
honor OF The visiting prelutos Nhn
latter voted not a. receipt the invita-
urn on the ground that certain
sccncs in the opera were Immoral and
oii, nsiNe Ia Roman Catholics.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21

ever II is believed that by the time
their apprenticeship ends the boys
will bc quite willing To stay on the
farms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21

-, would be we'll 81 those who are
experimenting with radium would boz
silent for tho next couple of gears NM
90 thes nov where thcy are and can
make come definite announcement .
said Or Charlie Byail chairman of
the medical committee ~ the Cancer
hospital NJ e recent meeting of the
governors.
'Radium. he added. hiss not come
To- supplant sureorv in the treatment
OF cancer nut 90 aid In aghtine The
disease The properties Of rldium are
comparatively little known and we
are therefore aOing through tho cN-
pcrimeutal stage OF radium treatment
endcavoring o. iathom the effect on
disease. especially cancer. estimate no
dosage and classif, what cases are
suitable for treatment hy 3d. Thai
will mean some years OF work. but
We can walt with confidence for o. def
mite pronouncement. aE the radlum
research work IN The country .s being
carried out Systematically and is iu
the best hands
Dr. Ryn.l said there was enormous
field for research work go thc Cancer
hospital but 81 was hampcrcd by the
inadequate supply 90 radium and its
enormous cost
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-25

ONE LADIES pnAEToN, NEWLY
painted. >15.
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HELP WANTED-i5cmaic
HELP WANTED-profcssional

STUDENTS, TEACHERS. POSITIONS
secured. Fare paid. Employment
nnrean Catalogue free NIXON
TEACHERS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS AND
colleges. all departments. throughout
South; splendid openings Three
agencies; one cnrollmcnt. guaranteed
service. SHERIDAN TEACHERS
AGENCIES. Greenwood. S. Q.
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SITUATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

w EDUCATED. REFINED YOUNG
iady desires position as teacher o.
eoNerness Of small children. or com
panion Of cidcrl. lady; teaching Ger
tiucatc; good references l. l1G, caro-
Times Dispatch.
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WlNTED-lfOons

YOUNG MAN DESIRES FURNISHED
room. without board. modern conve-
nicnccs. near Broad and Seventh
Address + 2iS. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. THREE OR -FOUR NICE
unfinished rooms by refined mar
Ticd couple; location south of BROAD.
Address 2Si. care Times Dispatch.
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HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES.
iAEMAN Is HINES, 30 Eorth Third
street Phone Monroe 1896
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HAt MN% s HINES. MQTORcYcI.Es
"f3 .h.6}esc supplies; repair work a
aItcet3.tF. Monroe IS36.
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/ SODA FOUNTAINS. CHEAP. i. BLU
ford
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4 MEYERS SONS. 73l EAST CARY
Street
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" INTEl,

WANTED. II Buy FOX cAsH.
household goods Ia any quantity.
Phone Madison 1851
WANTED. TO BUY SEcOSp-IiAND
furniture in any quantity. Phon.
Monroe 5Sl6.
WANTED. 1000 CORDS or LARGE
and small doEwood RICHMOND
Dog WOOD CO, ii2i JfuN Street.
South Richmond
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By virtue or m order OF the District
Court of the United States for tho
Eastern District OF Virginia, entered
January ., 1914. In the matter OF w. j.
Ready. bankrupt, the undersigned spc-
g!nl commissioners and trustees in
bankruptcy VIII sell by public auction.
upon the respective premises, on
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HELP wANrED-,Inlc and Female

WANTED. A FIRST CLASS COOK AT
once. one who can carve. 2lS East
Main.
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BANKRUPT SALE RY PUBLIC AUG
TfON OF
THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE REAI,
ESTATE IN TIE CITY OF RICH
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FOR RNNI-l,ooms
FOR El.NT--IIlats

FOR RENT. FLAT OF FIVE ROOMS.
furnished or unfurnished In Han
over Apartment, from May LIST. Tcle-
phone Monroe No 1863
FURNISHED APARTMENT AT ONCE;
line location for roomers. 40l East
Franklin
23o6-A PARK AVENUE, MODERN.
five rooms and bath; terms moderate
Phone Monroe $685..
APARTMENT FIVE ROOMS, KITCHEN.
two baths, with servants room and
bath Monument Avenue. S75 per
month. Rental allowance will he
made 10 Immediate occupant Ad-
dress 427, caro- Times dispatch.
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by H. seldom Taylor & Son,
Real Estate AuCtioueers.
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WANTED-Rcal Estate


WANTED TO TRADE FIVE TO TEN
thousand dollars worth of large
dividend paying stock i'm Richmond
corporation for real estate suitable
for home OF equal value. Prefer
property nncncumbc rcd, hut will as
sumo mortgage. Address l. $50. care
Times Dispatch.
LIST YOUR FARMS AND CITY PROP
erty with us. WIN. NJ MILLER &
co. INC.
WANTED. \ LOT ON SOUTH SIDE
Broad street. not less than 90 feet
front: also must have alley in rear
within three SQUARES of the new
West End station either direction:
give your very lowest price and 10.
cation, cash payment. etc. Address
BUILDER, p. O. Box $50, city.
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH }. a. CON.
NELLY IL co Write postal for noe.
sarv blanks
WANTED. \ PRIVATE GARAGE FOR
two cars. near The Chesterfield
Apartment Phone y. l.. ADAAISON,
Madison 29GS.
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FOR SALE

ONE SINGLE TRUCK wlTH TOP,
good "a new. $3.50 ON. grocery
wagon, SO.
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VIM. r. Plzzini Co.
Real Estate Agents aiid Auctionesrs.
rs East Main street.
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tho above mentioned real estate. COM
lncncluE ut 1870 o'clock l.. NJ, with No.
1904 Park Avenue.
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ONE oPE% DELIVERY WAGON
cheap. =