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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-07
NO INTERFERENCE IN CHINA.
Given Free Hand in Trade. Uncle
Sam Asks Nothing more.

Given a Free Hand in Trade, Uncle
Sam Asks Nothing more.
Washington. March 6-Thc United
States Government has remained abso-
lutely passive throughout the execution
of the Italian project to secure an open
door on the Chinese coast through the
acquisition of San Nun Bay and outiy-
ing islands. Some days ago United
States Minister Conger. at Pekin, ac-
quainted the State Department with the
fact that Italy had preferred a request
upon China for Il lease of the spot Sc
Iected, but he has made no report since,
and it is not known officially whether or
not the Italian forces have been landed
at San Nun.
One of the highest authorities said
today: '"The Government of the
United States will not take any steps in
regard to the italian demand for the
cession of Chinese territory.
In other words our Government, re-
sisting from motives of broad policy al
Turing intimations from other powers to
the effect that the time is ripe for a
raid by the United States on some part
of the Chinese coast line has deter
mined definitely to keep hands off. But
one motive could induce the Government
to change this policy and that would be
a desire to protect our enormously val
uable commerce with China from the
danger of being completely cut off
through the gradual extension of the
lease holds of the European nations over
Chinese sea coast. So long rs our trade
is let alone, or is at least allowed fair
opportunity for development and is not
made the subject of discrimination, 50
long will the United States Government
refrain from any interference in Chinese
affairs.
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A COTTON MILL SOLD.

Charleston, S. c.. March 6.-The
Charleston Cotton Mill was sold by
pblic auction here today under an order
of the United States court for 100000.
the upset price fixed. John II. Mont
gomery, of Spartanburg, was the pur-
chaser. Mr. Montgomery said he rem
resented a syndicate and the mill would
he operated with negro labor. The mill
was built in 1880 and has never proven
a success. 1t has 2S,000 spindles, and
owns commodious buildings and consd-
cradle real estate in this city.
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MEMBER OF FIRST STABBED.
Private Frank James. of Statesvile
He VIII Recover

Havana. March 6.-During a general
fight on Saturday night among the men
of Company f. First North Carolina
regiment. Private Frank James. of
Statesville, \. c., was badly cut with a
knife and stabbed in the back with a
hayonet. Private Duckworth has been
confined in the regiment guard house
charged with the stabbing. James will
recover.
Colonel Tasker II. Bliss. the Secretary
here of the Treasury Department, has
issued "a statement that the United
States> consular agents are unable to
obtain recognition or protection in for
eign ports for the blue and white flag
recently designed FOX Cuban shipping,
and he warns Cuban Shipmasters not to
proceed to foreign ports flying this flag.
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REPUBLICAN COMMISSIONERS
RESIGN.

Winston, n c., March G.-(Special)-
The three Republican county commits
sioners resigned today, Leaving the busi-
ness of the county in the hands of the
five Democratic commissioners elected
by the Legislature last week.
Chairman Vance, of the old board
said they resigned because OF the in
dignity heaped upon the Republican
members of the General Assembly.
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NATIVES AGAIN REFUSED.
NATIVES PREPARED TO RESIST
Tagals' Leyies of Troops Anger the
Neighboring People.

Tagals' Levies of Troops Anger the
Neighboring People.
Manila. March 6.-4 p. m.-Thn civi.
members of the United States Philippine
commission which arrived here on Satuf-
day afternoon from Hong Kong Oh the
United States cruiser Baltimore landed
to-day and are now installed in quarters
especially provided for them on the Ma
late water front. While awaiting the ar
rival of Colonel Charles DENLY former
United States Minister TO China) the
other civil members of the Commission.
will devote their time to sight seeing and
getting familiar with local conditions.
Until Colonel DENLY arrives the commits.
slonS will be incomplete and can do moth
ing officially.
The troops which arrived on Saturday
on the United States transport Senator,
and those that arrived yesterday on the
/ transport Ohio. are disembarking. and
I all the preparations are being made to
proceed with an aggressive campaign be-
fore the wet season sets in
The rebels, anticipating the American
advance. are throwing up defenceS in
every direction, and it is reported that
they are levyng men and supplies in
every province. AS a result great dis
satisfaction prevails among tribes or
dinarily unfriendly to the Tagals, par
ticularly among the Ilocanos, who assert
/ their desire to assist in conquering the
( Tagal. ff urnished with arms
| The following order has been issued
/ regarding the movements of Transports:
! The Arizona will sail for San Fran
| cisco. via Hong Kong, with all the sick
on March 9th; the Newport via Naga-
! saki: Japan. with all the returning Off
/ GERS and their wives. on March 10th;
| the Scandia, via Nagasaki with dis
charged soldiers Oh March 11th and the
Morgan City via Nagasaki on March
18th"
FIGHT AT WATER WORKS.
Manila. March 6-The rebels have
been concentrating in the vicinity of the
reservoir. To-day a patrol of Company
G., Second Oregon volunteers, was taken
in ambush Two men were wounded
but the Oregonians held their ground
under a heavy fire until the remainder
of the company. assisted by two com
! panies of the First Nebraska regiment,
| ilanked the enemy, killing thirty and
wounding several more.
/ Two hattalions Of the Twentieth regu-
+ lar infantry have reinforced General
/ Hale's brigade.
All the native huts have been destroy
ed AT Mariquina, and the country there
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CI08ing 8C5n0 Of Session
TO-DAY WILL WITNESS =, OF
ALL LEGISLATLO%
Tomorrow at Noon General Assembly Will
Adjourn-Appropriation of $780,,
600 for Public Schools,

by of
General Assembly adjourn Wednesday, the Sh day Of March
to
AIonda 0
mmc
the House
private he
published distributed adjournment sine die RESOLUTIONS
in yesterday Rules,
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is pretty we'll cleared. but the rebels
were returning in small bodies at sun
down.
Apparently they have secured a new
supply of smokelcss ammunition recent
ly, as there has been noticeable differ
ence during the last few days.
The Spanish commissioners who are
pndeavoring to secure the release of the
Spanish prisoners in the hands Of AGui-
naldo. have returned to MalOlos to offer
S2000.00 for their release. As Agui-
naldo has been demanding $7,000,00O 1t
is not likely their mission will he sue
cessful.
WELCOMED AT NEGROS.
Washington, March Ca cablegram
from General Otis at Manila received IN
Washington today indicates the salts
factory and agreeable reception accord
cd to the American troops which recently
landed at the Island of Negros. They
were sent there by General Miller at
Ioilo in command of Colonel Smith to
take possession for the United States,
which he did without trouble. Pre-
vious to the slime the troops ldnded a
commission from the island visited Cen
eral Otis and said they were willing
10 surrender and asked that he take
the inhabitants under his protection.
General Ohs dispatch is as follows:
Following from Iloito fourth in
stant:
Inhabitants of Negros to Cen
eral Miller. We affectionately
salute you and congratulate
ourselves for the happy arrival of Col
onel Smith and troops under his orders
and beg you to send this salute and
congratulations to General Otis, Manila
rs representative of the Government OF
the United States in the Philippines
Lacson.' (Signed
Otis"
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FOR SAI.E-Ry +. W. West 4 -.

FOR SAI.E-Ry F. W. West. s ~ !,
Union block.
Groom modern house; lot a,xlx. a,
enteenth avenue. in Renton aH6,ssN
three blocks from Madison sfr>sf. = -
Modern home of \ rooms: fine corrs.I'
With good view: within reasouah,. -
Ing distance. nice lawn and sh,rhAs
one block from car line. STA
S-room house with bath; house In v.n
ranged and in good condition. 80.
cariine and school: $40
Fine corner. close downtown. helm. -
few minutes walk II new uostofnca -
has good modern Groom houss. 4 ~
Modern Groom house on second hIli -
of Madison: this is a very pleasant ~
lot is level and is eoxlaD 20 an ~.
$50.
Double corner on Aloha street r,o..
terminus of Cedar street carline: ssssss
is l2eAia, comfortable room ~
with bath and CRATE: a bui!dinr ~ =.
lot which could be used for a ha,. 3
desired: So 80 $50
Neat Groom cottage With bath: hous. :
5Ssxl2o; $3.50.
A very tasty cottage Of 5-rooms. nevv =,
modern basement: ground is sox0: -
ond hill. north of Madison; s2nM
Cottage on Tenth avenue tone BLOCK -, :.
Broadway near Pike: lot is snxIN. n ~
llXlD; two houses OF 6-rooms each. - =.
line and corner; good income pfopstr
easy walking distance; AnD
RENTON HILL ADDITION.
This addition is one OF the rect to,.a.,
tracts in the city for homes al = ~
crate cost: tributary TO Madison ~,
cable and Minor school: lots are 80
each. We have a large number Of ID 4
select from; prices and terms are =,
reasonable.
SQUIRE PARK ADDITION
We nave number OF lots In this IA
ton, within one block Of the car m !.
East Jefferson street; lots are -
easy terms, $50 each.
NAGI.ES ADDITION,
This addition Is convenient TO Madam nj
broadway car lines and the larger pords
OF II is within comfortable walking n
lance. lots are 60x1S each; we hsye
number of lots left in this addlfs
prices range from $3.50 TO $3.50.
An excellent site for row of housea -
Ing corner lS0xI0: within walking =
lance: close to two car lines; g, m
lotxl2S: on Highland drive; half harA
from cable line; splendid home site. n,
600
Corner. 1anx1ao. on Westlake aysupa
good frame business block on the -.
erty: 5000.
Lot in Renton addition on Eighteenth N
nue. and within two blocks of NJ
81 200.
Corner Second avenue and Clay str,alr
l2ox12o; $500.
A nice building lot on Eighteenth syunu
between Madison ard James street H.
$500
F. W. WEST. Is Union Biloxi
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HOMES! HOMES! HONEST
ESTABLISHED Is8.
RENfCK & TANNER 2i2 Bailey b'e0
RENlCK & TANNER. 90 Bailey Bs'1

RENfCK & TANNER, 2l2 Bailey b..
RENICK & TANNER. 2l2 Bailey Bs'1
100 acres river bottom land. "a nliies ~"
Seattle. ST. per acre. wili sen Pasra 4
S1a1-Iz0 acrss. Il acres bottom 1900
room house. outhouses. weii'
partly cleared. -
ss'o-Choice 80 foot lot on Thiriesstn =
Eue north, perfect view -
sse-t-rGUTn house. on graded sfe1-
in good sized lot ~eA
g is.-s-roura house on Boylsson 49,
near Pike -
39'o-4-Foom house. graded stree.
Jackson; PAYS J. per cent. l1ts,,s.,s~
SlNt--Tw 40 io,a oa Queen Anne fsssA
ss4sA~f4r,ts on first hii}. near Pike. -
{gsl-Seven lots, +xi29. on Jamss
ear tine. slightly rsp
ss.sEt- Finest home III The city, ~ p
tenth avenue north, ih~room
four 81 foot lots. <Aanes
HeYe-Chickeg ranch for RENT
slightly place .vra9s
g. o,,-sightly s4-f10t 1T on Bofen 49,
81 30 slightly sgp-tOot lot on siiho. -
g. ~-sl-foot 1T on SEVENTH aseHH~
James. income 30 pr month. u.,xmt
8 fsj-t Choice double corner oH
avenue. slightly. .s,s, saua
81 - per acre. = ~ acres, t!ii'',s
ss-5-Jue claim ~ tine timber iano -
81, rs4-k-ro0Fn house on Green iSAss
four lots. .aa -
Water front. Lake Washington
Madison STREE .. IN -
We can sell your property Has
RENIcK & TANNER. ~ Bailey =
RESICK & TANNER, III sai'sV
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FOR sALE-CITT REAL ESTATE
Continued.

N2.ooAFine property on Second avenue:
net income 10 per cent
A.aQp-,-room uodsrn house: two lots:
Queen Anne hill: lovely home.
-. tao-Cheapest house on nrst MI. soyl-
ston avenue. three and a half blocks
from Madison street; rooms; nearly
new: bath. sewer. water. gas. etc.
81, &5a-s-room cottage North Seattle:
mortgages price: pretty home:
81 1sa-S-roou house: large lot, Twenty
sixth avenue and Jackson street
81. 7ee-Chsapes, lot In Dennys Broadway
Addition: first hill.
$40 will buy some fine lots on first hill:
have several of them for sale at 500.
500 and $50; all graded. fine view: near
Pike street.
500 will buy some good lots on the east
side of Lake Union.
Some good bargains in water front prop
erty on Lake Union.
Tide lands. First avenue south and Rail-
road avenue; any size desired: cheap
A fine building site with a splendid view
of city and sound. ll5x2no feet on High
land Drive, North Seattle, at a bargain
for few days.
Five fine lots near Woodland Park for
Two good level lots near Cedar street and
Fourth avenue for $4,000; terms If de-
sired at per cent
g 4. MKENZIE.
Tel. Red l4sl. Room Colman Buldg.
BEST BARGAINS offered on Second Hill.
s5.5oa-Large double house, well rented.
and three fine lots. 150xIeS feet, corner,
Goth ave. near Yesler Way.
s3,5oo-l2ox!20 feet. Eth ave. north OF CO.
lumhia ST.. new house with SIS rental
offered. or viii sell vacant lot.
$saO-lath ave. near Columbia St. Soxl2o
IT, east frontage.
$4oo-Each for good lots on Yesler way.
RECBEN W. JONES.
7S3 New York Block.
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Personal.


LADIES' extremely fine shoes and slip
pers. in J. s. Il. Cousins. Curtis q
Wheeierx and Laird, Schosher Co.
noted makes In A. II. G and - widths.
sizes 2i.. 8. 81 and T. OF the immense
sheriT's stock contained In No. l2D Sec
ond avenue, corner of Seneca street.
500 pair ladies' button shoes, ane Wei
and French kid feathers. hand turned
soles. pointed and coin toes $3.50 and "a
grades a. si.a5, i.ao pairs OF ladies' low
shoes In black and tan. hand turned and
Goodyear welted soies. various toes and
shapes. $3.50 and 81 50 grades al 81 10, 2 90
pairs Of ladies' oxfords. slippers and
beaded sandals. small sizes and narrow
widths. former prices from 81 10 81 for
53c. Many hundreds Of pairs of shoes and
slippers for men, ladies' and children IN
other makes Tremendous stock of under
wear. furnishing goods. blankets. suits
overcoats, pants hats and caps FOR men
and boys at equa! reductions. Ladies' all
wool top cape rubber rain coats worth
s. for 81 e. /. NJ Lancaster. deputy, No.
Iao Second avenue. northeast corner
Seneca street. opposite Stone. Sanford Il
Lane.
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Most delightful Real washington
Weather prevails, convincing thousands
Of strangers who are coming here that we
have an ideal climate" The weather Ell
courages great activity in Home Buildins.
Hundreds are looking forward 10 the TIME
when they will occupy new homes Whicn
are being hu,lt all over the city. The two
thousand new homes constructed during
the year give the city most beautiful,
prosperous appearance, and this conaitlon
impresses everybody with the fact
that Seattle is prosperous,
energetic, desirable city. Many thou
sand people Will visit Seattle during
the coming two weeks to attend the annual
meeting of the Women's Christian Temper
ance Union and 10 receive our Boys IN
Blue when they come home. Splendid OPP
portuni,ies for investment are offered. ana
without doubt hundreds will be attracted
10 Seattle by the great resources anu OPP
portunities which are offered here. During
The coming week We shall offer attractive
investments for buying homes or TOR max
ing desirable investments.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
HEATING STOVES GALORE.

Economy heaters, our own make, lined
with No. % steel, no better made: Sc up:
Premium Garland heaters for wood, cast
top and bottom. newest designs, Ivy
Michigan. all iron. for wood: Oak Car
land for wood or Goa. tnir~tighU, five
sizes: alright Garland for coal three
sizes: Carbon Garland hot-air blast; no
advance; all heaters 30 at last years
prices George II. Woodhouse. 1891 Sec
ond aVenue.
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aENTON HILL ADDITION.
RENTON HILL ADDITION


we can give you the choice Of = ~
60x)S feet each. for $700. on easy ~.
men'a: interest only per cent: y
stract furnished: title perfect. Looe =
this property before you buy -Four ~
on Twenty-third street at $50 eaeAt b
the same addition Lots on TwentyoH
avenue only $575 each.
$450-Two lots on Twenty-sccond aeouM
l20xl24 feet. Let us show you thu ~
erty; cheapest in the city.
s2.2o0-Four lots on Harrison street. =
the water front. close TO tho new ~
mills and -four mill. North SenttlA
N.0o-Two lots on Mercer and Third ~
niue west
S,9o-Six lots close 10 broadway, -
Denny way; fine view.
s5D-Corner lot, Queen Anne Hill, ~
avenue north, near Highland Drtya
sigt-Nine lots, this Is a good buy; ~ !
show you where this property IT,
81 .so-s-room house on Eighth street. -
Pike
N.&o-6-room cottage on Eighth slIees
near Stewart
A,os1-f-room cottage on Dexter sv0A
near Denny way
y. 'sst-Two s-room houses on Seventh ~
nue.. near Union; income property. !.
and lo-acre tracts within ana cio0
the city limits. north and south.
Stock ranch. east of the mountainA So
tanning 200 acres. improved. only 49,
one half cash. balance on tfme. -
water right.
HOMES, HOMES, HONEST
We are building several s and s-room y.
tdges on graded street and eonveD
30 ear line that We will sell on -
terms. monthly or quarterly payn
to suit. Call on us and investigate
NICHOLS IL NUM-,
50 AND CAVALIER BUILDIN0
Phone White So.
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FOR sALE-CITY REAL ESTATE
Continued
FEHREN-MARvIN CO,
soS Pioneer Building.
Seattle.

INVESTMENT BANKERS.
GENERAL BROKERS.
REAL. ESTATE y LOANS
BUILDING CONTRACTORS.
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With tho advent Of the fall We are re
ceiving daily supplies Of all the latest TOYS
and fancy goods. We want YOU 10 know
that more 80 than ever. Wen be prepared
to supply you Christmas wants.
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BUfTFRl RI TIER, EGGS EGGS.
WHILE the exposition is gonk on don {
fall 10 call ard So ctr dlsplap OF hu,
ter and eggs. which We sell ~ way down
prices Our fancy Iowa creamery lbs
aSc Fine best Oregon creamery iu brick
"a cents. Also nice dairy butter sas,
Alb BRICk AND ORR FRESH
RANCH EGGS ONLY y CTS 4 boz
EN. ALL BLACK HEN EGGS Al
fine. big. clean sgss. The quantity W.
sell each week Is ample pso2f OF yhelr
quality Beware of running b.lls WITH
the grocer and let h.m charge you what
he p'eases. Pay cash snd see ma, YOU
get value for e. And you will soon end
the difference II makes In your pocket
hook. Nix with the throug that crowds
cur store
cow TtrTTER STORE
is@J First Avenue
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OUR SPECIALITY

THE BUILDING OF COMFORT
ABLE, COZY. BEAUTIFUL
HOMES"
WE COMBINE EVERY FtAA-
TURE THAT is ATTRACTIVE
IN A HOME"
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MONSTER auction sale $4,000 stock OK
dry goods. Bickerton & Dewitt have re-
ceived instructions from W. Dane. of the
Bee Hive store. No. 2sl7 First avenue.
who IL retiring from business on account
The nrerni.as ~ Wn, ~ po .hs Isth -, or.
tober. at 2 and I O'Clock. and every day
al the same hour until the entire stock
Is Sold which consists OF calicoes, sheet
tngs, hGnnels linens, dress goods, silks.
plaids. comforters. blankets spreads.
gents and ladies' underwear hosiery.
hats ard caps. notions, stationery. toilet
soap. perfumes. In fact everything car
ried In a first-class dry goods store.
Counters. show cases and fixtures also
for sale. Bickerton a Dewitt. auction
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II you want the newest and latest pat
terms and novelties We can supply YOU
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WILLIAM p, HARPER.
Real Estate. Loans. Insurance.

Central Business Property.
Those familiar with
Seattle business property
will recognize that
each OF the following
pieces of property
offered are In locations
Among the most desirable in the city.
Second avenue between
Madison and Pike.
6Dxl20 feet, 500
dollars per foot frontage.
Frame improvements paying
fair rate OF interest
No proposition equal
% IL on Second avenue.
First avenue, between
Madison and Yc.ler.
eDxl2o improved. paying
Z per cent. Mark tire following:
There IS not an authority in Seattle that
viii set a lower value than Sl,o0 per foot
for property in this district This prop
crty. with brick improvements, can be
bought At a price
materially under this
hgurc, II is worth 81. 90 per
foot frontage now.
Second avenue south.
Here is good buy.
SNf2o north of
King street only
Part cash long time and per cent in
terest on deferred payments. Can be d.
v!ded II desired A splendid buy under
present conditions
No one seems 10 doubt
that Hill will build
his passenger depot south
Of King street. When he ooes, The char
acter of property on Second avenue south
VIII he revoiutionized. and As business
ETY., VIII rank with the BEST IN the
New homes
on easy payments
am still building
and am prepared
to erect modern houses.
either OF lots under
my control or on lots
Won NAV own
select and sell the
same 10 you on
easy payments I will build according 10
your own plans
Specifications will be strictly followed.
yonr money,
Among other locaJites
/ control desirable
building sites on
Rsnton hill. Queen Anne
Union addition.
at the head OF Pike street
For lower priced
homes nave SpEe Of the
most desirable properly n Fremont, w3ere
vou can get a COW. neat home in ies.r-
able nejghhorhooi a. 5000 to 81 so
In almost all
localities of interest
In the city / have
q very choice
list q, vacant building sisss 70 wh.rh
would Ike 70 can your attention and quote
prices ard terms.
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IN FARM PROPERTIES.

We have d splendid stock farm y
10" acres. This farm ~ Complete
"ita large barn. beautiful house
and large productive orchard. II
f@E fGe advantages ot 10Th ws.I~
ard raa transportation II Is Yotat-
- close 70 thriving city Of zsI
una 1I-tals TE.is farm can b.
bought al very log- price. or "a n
y leased for long period 70 a c<o,i
c-SH tenant Full description can
D. n&G ~ ealing a. our ofnc.
T. a'"is' ." III 21F 4 teautiiul fruit raurh Of
- acres situated On puge. aaUnd TsH.
fzHcf aas attractive laapgoyes,lsy
srs1A include q 2lce reSiG nee barn. efr
a." - acres u corm0GeFs Garden
Tract addition. " stu have a <.vv des,r-
alHe thinner tracts a. veas0nanl. p.tces
vs. also have trU3t T2nchAs aEa Arms Ia
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N DIR HOME BUILDING; DEPART
MExT

We are very actively ngazef fn
completing several beautiful resi-
H"nc'-s, among which are i~o new
homes On f~sinfont avenue sna TIsr-
Tlspu street. We iryitc an tnxr..e,-
ton e our Wurs. material ara sfvie
ard assure ali that We are ready -,
meet CONF petition In the building If
homes y Intending 70 bald a nom.
II VIE gay you - call NJ oi:r aff5c,.
a'1 inspect our plans methods and
terms.
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COON BROS, 1917 Second avenue.
THE TOY STORE.

Special price on scratch tablet weighs d
pound worth l5c. but here only Sc.
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NICHOLS a. MUM,
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT
50 AND 90 HALTER BLOCY

The place to buy you lot Is on e(spa
where all the improvements are moA
such as grading. sewer. water, gas. q.
trio lights and sidewalks. On Tweati0A
avenue. near Madison street In tho