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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-28
TR[ATl Is RATIFIED
Senate Approves Hay-pauncefOts
Convention.
WAS ADOPTED BY A VOTE OF IS TO is
All Amendments, Except Those Offered by thu
Committee on Foreign Relations.
Voted Down.

Washington, Dec. 24.--After spend
t ing the greater part of the pastr week
in considering the Hay-Pauncefote
treaty for the modification OF the Clay
ton. Bulwer convention of 1850, the
senate consumed only one hour and
ten minutes in amending it and ratify.
ing it as amended. During the time
there we're several roll calls and viva
voce votes.
The first five OF the roll calls were
,nly amendments offered by individual
enaturs and the last one OF the resou-
ton to ratify the treaty as amended.
All the amendments except those Of
fered by Foraker and reported by the
committee ON foreign relations. were
voted down by msjorities averaging
about 10. The ratification resolution
was adopted by vote of 55 to ls.
The senate was in executive session
for about an hour before the time for
voting arrived, listening to speeches
by Thurston, Gallinger, Wolcott and
Bard, explanatory OF their Sstitude.
The first roll call was upon Elkins
amendment declaring that nothing
contained in this treaty shall be con.
strued to prevent the United States
from acquiring at any time sufficient
sovereignty over the same to operate,
defend, fortify, protect and control said
canal or for any other particular as the
United States may deem best in It's
own interest" 1t was lost, % to 40,
The other amendment roll call was
as follows:
On Buffers amendment to strike out
section Z of article 2, prohibiting torti-
fication-26 ayes. A noes.
Upon Mason's amendment authorlz-
ing such protection of the United
States to discriminate in the canal
traffic, 81 ayes, Al noes.
On Tillman's amendment authorlz'
ing defense and maintenaGse ~ the
United States, ~ ayes, A noes,
Aliens amendment amending ar
! ticle was voted GOWN ViNa Noeo' "s
was also an amendment suggested by
Teller practically striking out oil O.
article Q. Foraker withdrew Mi
amendments because they were th'
same as those reported by the commit
tee on foreign relations; Penrose, be-
cause bis were practically identica
with Elkins'. and Beveridge, because
his was covered by the second OF th'
committee. All amendments suggest
ed we're voted upon, and those OF tn
committee. adopted.
Allen asked for the reading OF tn
treaty as amended. This request wa
complied with, and the vote was takel
upon the treaty itself, resulting DO 10
and IS against ratification.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-28
Prevented a LynehIns.

Dallas, Tex. Dec. 24.-At the trial
At Corsicana OF Andrew Norris, negro
charged with the murder Of the wife oi
II L. French, white farmer. mob.
lad by the dead woman's husband, at
tempted TO take the prisoner from the
courtroom and lynch him. The sher'
iff's forces saved the prisoner. Cover
nor Savers was appealed to and com
many Of state militia is now guarding
the prisoner. courthouse and jail.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-28
Struek and Killed by Cars.

st. Paul. Dec. 49, Charles N, Mill
Ter. assistant engineer on the Montana
division Of the Great Northern railway,
was struck and killed by an electric
car In this city. Miller headquarters
were at Williston, N d., and no was
on visit to relatives In this city. N.
r. Miller, for many years chief engi'
neer OF the Great Northern system,
was brother of the deceased.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-28
indian Outbreak Feared.

Seattle, Dec. 28.-Advices have
been received from Sitka, Alaska, stat
inc that that town Is In condition OF
suppressed excitement, fearing an out
break OF Indians. The United States
marines stationed there are under arms,
and the marshal and dep uties are tax
ing every precaution to protect the
whites In case of trouble. The aspect Of
affairs Is very serious at sitka, as the
Indians are BY far the strongest numeiic-
ally. There are 55 marines command
cd by Captain Pendleton at sitka.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-28
Japanese Minister Resigns.

Yokohama. Dec. 26. Iloahi Toru,
minister of communication, and for
merly Japanese minister to the United
States, has resigned his portfolio In
consequence of the persistent aliega-
tions OF bis implication In financial
scandals. He will be succeeded by
Mr.. Hara. ex-minister to Corea. " Is
possible that the stability Of the Ito
cabinet will be affected.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-28
Murder Case Decision Reversed.

South Bend, Dec. 24.-Judge Elliot
has reserved his decision on the motion
made for a new trial OF Manuel Gates.
convicted OF numbering William Bee.
eon. The counsel for the defendant in
troduced as new evidence the affidavit
Of J. s. Stout, to the effect that be
heard cries Of distress coming from
the launch Leonore, Of which Beesor
was captain, at a point on the rivel
two miles below where Gates il sup
scsed to have attacked Beegon.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-28
Killed Ina Tralnwreck.

Texarkaua, Ark Dec. 20. The
Texas & Pacidc passenger train Of the
Laredo q Fort Worth was partially
wrecked 10 miles west Of hers today.
The engine struck COW, jumped the
track and turned over. One Of the fire.
men, Ed Catterson, was killed. En-
eineer Cubbity was badly scalded. No
one else was seriously hurt.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-28
WASHINGTON Man Dead In Dawson.

Seattle, Wash. Dec. 24.-Adyicea
from Dawson state that Elbridge Bart
lett. aged 48 years, died there Novem.
ber % of pneumonia, after a weeks
illness. He was from Puyallup. he
has daughters In Puyallup OF Tacoma.
Bartlett was member OF the Odd Eel
lows. He had been mining on Hunker,
but with only moderate success.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-28
Strike Declared OF.

Muncie, Ind. Dec. 6.--The strike
Of the snappers in the Trust window
glass plants in Muncie, which threaten,
ell to close all the Western plants, was
called of tonight. The workmen met
and decided not to return to work nm
less they received the same pay as be-
fore. The management then offered
terms which were accepted by the men
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-28
Advance 10 RsIsIn Growers.

Fresno, CAL, Dec. 24.--Locai bank
srs have arranged TO advance to the
Raisin Growers association 100000,
as required to fulfill its contracts.
Sales have been slow OF late. owing to
the sIuggishness Of the Eastern mar.
Ssts. The packers have taken roo
carloads Of raisins and paid for them
About 500 car loads more have beer
packed, but there is q dispute be
| tween the growers and packers about
lhe grades.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-28
l.aree Deal In Coal Lands.

Fairmount, w. Va. Dec. co. The
largest coal deal ever made in Harrison
county will be consummated in q few
days. The territory comprises 10000
acres. or 10 square miles, lying around
Salem. The purchasers are: James II.
Bron, Of Uniontown, and Alfred ].
Cochran, OF Dawson. who will pay
S842, 900 for the entire tract.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-28
Mystery Surrounds Bows Death.

Chehalis, Wash. Dec. 24.-A boy
named Wilson met his dsath In the
Chehalis railroad yards in mysterious
manner. He was found about ?
O'Clock, still alive, and carried into
the depot. He had been badly bruised
on one side. He died few hours
after being taken home.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-28
Aschooner Bottom Up.

Empire City, Or, Dec. 26.--The
schooner Gem. which arrived here
from San Francisco this evening, alter
a hard struggle with the wind and
waves. sighted a vessel bottom up
about so miles west Of Cape Arago.
The vessel was painted white. and mad
a clean bottom. The schooner Ivys
which also arrived today. reports see
ing considerable lumber aaoat Dseem-
Der s1. but did not sight the schooner
bottom MP
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-28
Scotch Steel Industry Suffering.

Glasgow, Dec. 24.--Clyde shipbuild.
ers recently placed orders for 100000
tons of plates In the United States at
saving OF $4,000. The depression
In Scotch steel and iron trades Is acute.
Fourteen furnaces will be damped at
the end OF the year. The steel works
are talking OF closing indefinitely.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-28

Chicago, Dec. PA special to the
Record from Nashville, Tenn, says:
About 400 negroes will leave Nashville
in the morning for San Francisco,
whence they sail for Honolulu. The
negroes are going TO work on sugar
plantations.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-28
Ihs Invasion Spreading.

Cape Town, Dec. 24.-The invasion
of Cape Colony is spreading. 1t Is re.
ported that the Beers have occupied
Colesk,rg. near the Orange River Col
ony frontier.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-28
RounanIa Declined Russian Loans.

London, Lee. 26. --'' Russia offered
Roumania loan on $4,000, ,000,' says
the Vienna correspondent Of the Daily
Express, ssto assist her IN the finan-
cial crisis; but the offer was declined,
because there were conditions attach
ed undermining Roumanian independ-
naca.'
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-28
New Washington Postmastss.

Washington, Dec. 24.--The follow
ing Washington postmasters have been
appointed:
Gntton. at Dole.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-28
RaiIrnad viii Be Extended.

II has been learned from reliable
sources that the Neyada-Caliiornia rail-
way will be extended from Termo,
Cal, to Lakeview. Oregon. in the near
future.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-28
uuE MAILS.

o1 arrives from Mt. Hood at 10 o'c.lck
the WtH,sdnesdays tH,sI1 and Saturdays; departs the
sane qGsSsenoweth qsss az eth leaves at a. m. Tuesdays
rbulsdays and sardsys SrFlves a. p A.
For White salmon (Wasn'' leaves u'i's - '''
NJ; sI,lht Wife Salmon leaves for Fulda, Gilmer,
From oSe mn and Cilenwood daily at Q A. NJ.
IIout Tor Rinren a%Nu (Wash leaves at 545 p m; ar
,ives at D. m.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-28
r J. HAYES. J. P.

once with Geo. T. Prather. Business viii os
sttended to st any time. COLLECTIONS mace
and any bsiHgss given 10 Us VIII oe attelass1 /, ss
TO speedily and results mede pEomPt.!- III
Der or farmtng We are in touch with tne Y,
3 Land Ofisce at The Dsllss. Give n esil
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-28

Attorney General Griggs has cob
cIuded his argument In the Porto Rico
case.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-28

The agricultural Department. has
established at Washington laboratory
for testing all torts Of road materials.
The immigration bureau has al
lowed contract lahorers from Porto
Rico to laua in the United States 81
citizens.
The cost OF the public schools ol
Greater New York for the year 1901
viii be SIT, 700.O7S. The number o.
pupils in the schools Is estimated q
z0s, liz.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-12-28

twenty-five terra Gotta statues IN
the Boston museum Of fine arts prove
to be bogus.
To the naked eye not more than
6. 600 stars are ordinarily VISIBLE a
owerful telescope will reveal 10000 90
stars at once.
In China anyone who writes an i'm
moral book is punished with 100 blows
OF the heavy bamboo and banishmenl
for life. Anyone who reads it is ais
punished.
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ForeClosure sutts.

ia.v, uie John NrIcn vs. Sophia De freee' ""y'
~ IS Kelly. .oo 9, ..t,,.,. Wood
AID an1, trustees. - Frances lf'Ssoh anu INV
eU 'l,'H l,, man ,o,, Of c { Moore, 10th ward
80 Cd, 100 -. A. n v s. ut r. map lot, OF I soofe
Irig Ward co.. ySlpn. Is tItcs, Urn M'''' VI ''''
Isv,s a. ,saS,ho.d atty, Lane, ,,- t.oh
=, \ .l,.a. A, : " cor lA1th st, 7+.llNluI 'a'oo
90 'T'.,'~t = Wat,r IOX & a. Gtir. BchL
, .-tr ., IS w It Nicholas av, l9'i- IL Na' -
Upu.t - Water Ios rt al stN. !'riL yu
=, < ..,.tss a., ; ~ cor i45th -. coNSs har'e ihH
,r., A. committee &. - same san'c hW oo
60 -. sNI Suuia,tn Boucvard. looAvo'
''W, r, l-.e 8, Clar.rS BruGan and others ANY,
a., ,S .sgS. N,h sv. :i.5Nas.s Frances
,irat,vs Jennie whltng eiaL a''ys' hnee-
-. =. 'rt"v Avenue A. 2SSloc. : Mary Batnes
Eir1 MOSS q Al Attv, { " ANS ,,-
usF SON o.. -. tl.2 s'Nt 81 70 va VIZ. Mi,.si. sn.
...u. g., ..,..fi g. Ie amp ct a. foreclosure 'eh'
att. y 3t,IU.Ucd.
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The street, Of NacstnsacE nre well paved well kept
and well lighted. The sde"r Ks 're crediiaoIe and
the ooun,ry ROADS are ia excellent condition and
credit 90 the county.
Put. water IS oue q the drawing card Tor any
community. and OF this Hackenssck has hight 10
boast The Haokcn.ack Water Company furnishes
an ampl. supply. and Of rs purity there can be no
QUESTION The analysis published by the company
and that nade al tie instance Of the public proves
that there better Iotahe water In ihe country
Ar,indal Zee I, MANUFACTURED and distributed bya
local company at most reasonable prices aud the
commodity /, ne best
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DOWNTOWN.
tso.ih Of Fourteenth ~
ps',rc,y ct, a.: s!A--Iury Cat and stores;
pai,y 4 iApin. IA pNi-1n 81, oynen
NJ Uera-tr.n. 243 BfoadNay, aichI'ec" .. ooo
r,..N =, a. .even-.,ory ia, and store, same 40 NM
oS aers and architect cost ''.. ..-.'.'.'. "o'''0
EAST SIDE.
,r,, =, Fr,h ar b,iu,,n o. t,srh and iiNh HsJ
es,n 4, =, so Park a7 two nve-story
rats Nulirt Sci euftrg, llh I Slsi st
owners, John Ea--cf. 1876. 'tGaV'tIchI''cN ..o mn
WEST SIDE.
oven n, Fir's az. te'r zen Four"nth and iioh "'J
,a,h 81. q. ". -,s.-'orl ana ha-smcni fat
Mr- X onaUiru. - lrtfuan pi' owner: .,. mn
N I,rr.t. .., nc Ile,t. cot 49,. .. :, to.Vp
AL a., - ., r.t.tu,,uert 10 stable, frans
J,v I,uuIt. RS broadway, owner; YORK 49,
Sawyer, l:b d. a, atcntt','; cvSl. Va. LOW
tnanlel Nil,s estate. iiv broadway owner -,
HARLEM
ma lhlndn Island rO-th of ilNhal
,Io,h 81, = 100 7tu av. seventeen hve-
story uat- Setl Il ~c.rc.ncr, IL" " I2ith -
al owners Joun HHu-er. architect. cost. 1873. 900
BRONX.
tBoro'9h OF IN, Brorf)
I4;th St, - leo n Br2ok ay impIfovem.n't
tenement. Martin luuy, ,dI Z lINh 81
oNurt HoSen, l5oth 81 and BrookaN ..oo
,n n'' ~ ',a 81 I' Och 81, cor improvements
dW,.Urr James Pierce. 80 Lind AZ, owner;
" \ O'iea, Nuodycrr-t AZ, architect cost 100
i 0rmi ton. Betnards,llle y J. owner;
d Van Icve. SIS Mott av, architect, cost. 1000
waltc-a and I4gth t. = cor. Improvement
o. lat aGd -tOre same owner and archl-
,4th i. sic T.. Improvement TO dwelling.
same ONar! and Arci..r Ct. cost LOCO
TGama, Morn, ssi roadway, owner;
l4pth =, 5ss F. iTp pro,emrat to dwelng:Fs
ofmisson. owner. came are.H'ec' oos'...'.' 1000
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80, q. cor IlyInrstnne pl, 5oSi0o. Thos
q ir..l. " ro.St".n Il cohen and sho' I,
IT, J i. 'stn Il. T.. Andrew BIauTo'K
,,I,, y Iic. .S!,r, Soy = 1900. 1, l.
,t., =, 3us .rS ii John Uoll vs. James y
I'D. and snn, Noy :. 1900 ,,,.,,,,,, &
,7,r ~ : = lNtu ST. T. Andrew BiaufoeR
,,GroTye 4 ileiS.tr, Nov 3. lOOo'' '.'' l.
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KIM, rrori.ior Tn. Colt Club ha. acquired large
srd extensive grounds o. the H,ishtN. un which Is
buiit . comtnod o. clubhouse. 1 MS is tn nearest
s0ii club TO New York city, The Nh'elman's club,
with home on Msln street l. very prosperous IN
sttution having lately butt an ADDITION T. Their club
house IN which the hovlIng interest Il thr oiun viii
receive attention The Ofitsni Field cub Mss large
grounds clubhouse and entertainment hsIl, and has
Won di,ncti ms In II. baseball well a. oh't hlh'
l,uc sport. The Hac enssck Club IL a club for
gentlemen only ard Is >tfoug In numbers and
rnapc.. 4 GtntI-men'> D-,vUe CluD has tack
nsar the Anc,rSOa street br't, and turrg the STA.
aon IN. re is much sport INDUCED In a. that SPOT
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MONDAY. NOVEMBER -, 1900.
South and Jackson Streets,
Northwest corner valuable pa'ccl. 3'x'l.sfee
No. 467 West saith Street,
Between 9TH and 10Th avenues the. story and base
mcnt dwelling, 20 iuk7ll
Nos. i49, i5i and ij3 Wooster Street,
Near Houston street, substantial eight.s"ry ware
house, ',ii' 'E5SS,y, E5tSSh,yi' NoyrupER Ia oo,.
Under difectl1n ot JOSEPH MCELRoi. ESQ Ref'
cree,
No. % West Houston Street,
Near MERCER STREET; substantial ave story and
cellar Iron aud brick front bu dug, almost covering
iot 2sIiO5 Zee.
poNALp n. ToucEY, ESQ Plainnn's Attorney
Map, Al Auctoneer'> onice l4o ir away.
No. S4S East i+Oth Street,
Nearsr AIMS AvENuE, four-sIory and basement
0'''S X "%SEEIpNEspAS, H0VElrFR H. 1900.
Executors sale,
ABSOLUTE WIrmulI EESEiiNE,. 4.
To closr ESl NTY uF NA\SJN T. DpDlN. de-
ceased. the val able IA. TO- prop.r'y
Nos. 24a to 2;2 last I 22i street.
Near ~ a,rn % being slb,tantal four story h,lcx
factory con ainirs ah.u, - t5Ha,I Iand
undsr bGi dirg is leaNeAold property having sooN
WfiLhLhiIAMf fiLhLhiIA tC'Li.hiHt h,,,fnsy. i,6 Broadaay
Map AZ iucir reiS H''
Columbus Avenue, 5. f. cor. Goth street,
valuable vacalt pot; size. 7iA-o i'eL
Nos. yo7 and 500 West i5Cth street,
Near An, ,-rdam aycnu,; two ss'oTY brick dwell
ingS: size. each lhN a.ll.
No. g West i3sth Street,
N.o, F,rh avenue a.,,ory hil L g SIZE u sI9a.ii.
'' IN ESIAS, At\l MEih .5, 1902
No. 69 Houston street,
Near woou.r street, substantial story and cellar
bricx stoe Size. ?bGJo.
KiHgSbridge Road,
N,,, N,,.nc Avrnu-. two ,hhce lois With iwo-ssory
lIame building
No. $50 East i24,h Street,
N.,r Second Avenue. ) story stone front dwelling;
Nos. $40. 242 & 244 West i22d street.
Near FIG tn Av.ru. tIee a-s'oEy aud ce"ar DICK
apartmtntt. s'i 3i1lHhll
Nos. 800 to 5i4 West i33d Street,
Near Am>,er am Av nue.. rve 5.t,ry and celar brick
HpG .ta spa,tmtnt houses; 2oAo9.ii each under
e'''''o lElDiY. NOVEMBER i6. 1900.
No. 3;i East 18th Street,
''''o's sMNnIsNspNy. N6vEMHER iSTii 1900
sth A>enle ard i2-th Street,
Northwest c,,n.r u ii'.aioo with apartment hou'e
| under contuction
West End Avenue and 10Th Street,
So,thse ., E Irnat hand ,rw' dweIing l'A7o test
>o''" TUESDAY NOVEMBER 20 III. 1900.
Executors sale.
| ABSOLUTE WITHOUT REsERwE.
ESTATE. OF MATLIEM j. O'CoAG)R. DE
10 CEASED.
No. 526 East ii7th Street,
Near Second Avenue. til. valuable Iot ith frame
~ s,rg and .ishl, there n size, ?5N1on ! !.
JAConEsAIOMoN. ESQ Attorneys 2Broad~sy.
Nap, at Aucti1nrer's once.
No. 22i West Cad Street,
N,s, Am ,t.rdam Avenue. s.stoiy maement house;
lot 251lVo5.
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Is A most delightful town for those who seek homes
beyond the turmoil and the rush that attend
nsttopolit.n NE and yet Is near enough to New
YORK 70 have that kind Of lfs nt haud when desired
Ample railroad acc ,mpoiaton Is given by two we'll
regulated railroads. th. New YORK. SuSduehanna d
western and the New jersey 4 New York while
trolley company from one Hund.'d and Twenty hfh
street. Nsw York tx miles away, II now giving e1
cellent accom- me dalton
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m, U,t'u cor ,Ierning. It, izS1ioo;
:i1rn Toohey " MaA Aosu''' ana "''' "a, 900 o
att 4 ise T.. Samuel Hodhnson vs Betsy "A. n
ItArk and Drl.tsAy FTedUGn ..' '.'..' ~''
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The schools have won thtir rrpu'aIon for par FL
eelsnce bring recognized as Institutions vofhy 70
be taken as model In .f1cionteduca'lona~ WORK
The sewer system Of tn, town Is perfect, nknr the
.sx. into the river whore the tide rises and falls
with reasonably ample natural provisions for all
future contingencies
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c. E. ECKERSON,

General Agent. HackenSack Land company.
Teicphnnt 20 lt5 Main st., hackensacf
How 0 get hero: . - .,.
N i. Su'quehanns and Western r r., Al Cort-
i,ndt Debr1ssrs and sd u ferries y. j. and y. y.
atCE mbeTS and Esd 81 Ter i"s: trOileytt la'hs 81
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Th. T.lephon. acc nm ,dations are the best with
a loc.l offcr and large patronage
HacgeuSack hes I've working Board of Trade
which Is looking sharply nt,t oyc'y local interest
One result Of II, erofp is tn. new railway station now
In course 0. erection al II ain SuteI
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Acro., the river to tue esJiS BHc0tr, a promising
little boz lugh where III. II icEsn,stk Land Com7hny
atoyr nj eni'nr'd has made extensive pu'chaSrS OF
land which Is Ni~r irpr we'd st cost ~ many ihnu
sart doIars. This property Is situated Oh high
Y'dq, cvtn onl In the f.yer has q maEnihceLt view
and many otter attractions and VIII amply supply
UarErnSack a. place for the overflow
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TIL. North Jersey TiGe Guarantee Company. re-
Gently established in the town, AID the fiacsensack
Building and Loan Association. one 81 the very
stronsest Institutions Of It's kind In The State can
furnish guarantees Of u,le and mortgage losns TO
those desiring u build a. Hack.nsack. while the
HacNenssck Land Company oftf choee lots that VIII
suit the lost iaStidlouS and upon Reasonable etmS
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ARROCHAR PARK,

Slater Leland des huully located residential district,
lb feet hb1ye idewht { s1Nthe expOsur-; ocean
VI " evtu trmItrAiufe excellent damage: schools,
cAutchcs. cubs a. minutes rom Hnlt'ry; loc fare
ei tHi-s ny tlt' irriy tCOt whitehall ~ and
steam csr, 'roTl s, George each LOT m lrk d with d.
mon Ions an rrlce h uses u lela q for shl- COK
NELiCS kOLfF, d1 bt adHay ur agent, AIfochar
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The FIRE Department of the town Is well conducted
And vel. equipped wiz the most modern apparatus
Including tNo up-todate steam engines SurhN'o
truck, and hose carLs ana horses lot drawing 'he
Aame
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IyuiIdinC Loans.

-7,a s,..S rs " % 49,. asHlo: q 'Ir.s PIN:
o.. '.,.r.l and Ham Prager loans 49, mn
Iu.,l # Katpas and Samuel heSS.ef'' sso'ooo
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Manufacturing interests are growing and, though
there is no dan scr thNt ac.tnSacS VII ever develop
into a typcsi manufacur urlng Town. there are oppot
tunitles for enough 10 simuat" the local business
Interests and make them suticientiy strong 10 cater
To every want IA the community.
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Plan. FILED for New Buildings.

,st ,v i,0, Emil rsrovlc IS Rr.dge' Macuire. 70
-nmp-. SAT-, &c. att, Rapp
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We s,v. an unrestricted invitation 10 all who sre
eon,id, rine the suOIt ban home problem 30 me at
on, -xnu.e aud let Us drivs YOU tVcr thc ground
Th,. ccur.s lay. ypu under n, obligation hut tends
Ia our m ltu,l advant,rr II YOU write I via meet
YOU al any railroad of trolley sta Ion.
Wriis for The rsu ILLUSTRATED book and fuuaer par
tirtl to
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WANTS.

WANIS.
FOLSOM BROS. '@ r'1siw'y1wsa,n.' Tpem'hs wD',1 bs
,',,s,,l,. .lf intending ptchasets mi" "a "a
~, Asa small hISr'S ptpprfWS,, 10 W '''
t'Ppy s.ltabls iJf n.i'faion' aboll sEo'"V"
YT%ysILY & Co. '.ne 81 = Want i,s o.,
n l. hi..I fr,sin N.nih ward Also, dw.lhns in
g. u, T., sSth 4, mar Atn az Also lots o. o,a
@" ~ IA 800 S0th 10 I-ih ST.. vest o' ON h''
ApT,irp O. KETCuAN, 1" L!,sr'y 81 : va. wants; ,i,, 70
an, istNe,n slA and 9TH avs. house SUN
t'.r,'. cub at rent &! about isS.uho peryea
ors,tpIvG pROS lly Hroadway- want modern
pf - I. a. I- 67th r0th St, tast o We fhit'
I pYir1Asrr Also. applications Tor .
,s't money ON muftgag" iof n.e Years 'a'uA'
,, a. per cent amounts up 10 s5oo'oo1
WOOD A MILLER, 80 IVES. l?stn ~ wsn' 10y soH
WV, ,t' hlusrS tor m improved cofnet IN mar.
l,' ,,,,u story apartment price. sl3o.ooo mort
g,y, 9lInU 900 electric pant stores. &c Apn,
NJ ,nir house TOT pot on 81 Nlcholas az. hrai Ia
"g't4 It price. $4,000. mortgage. sfo'.aph
A. a Irudarn house. free and ceait lot nhe
c1,1,r on N0rnngslie av. near lZV'h ~ P''oe'
sgi.uOu moftsase, SN5,oOo ,.,,,. q, u.cs
,ot% + DOS liz 4 SONS, IS William ST. "ahs
staIle within hall mile o' a7th St ana ON ave.
Utt IIyiny rooms for coaChman, sc ,,,.
Wu e LESTER s,h Av and SON ~ Msrn
small dwelling frame or brick, bfonh OF MsSn. ~
ln.t1n Uri.hts So 500 10 $1,000 Also 'S :"
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Aral Gstate to exrhangf.

VERY ATTRACTIVE SINGLE APART.
n. m.nt houses i04th st. near anha'hn av': !:
'' OR WOULD EXCHANGE
these with three joining double hs equity S1s 600
nyoosnv WILLIAM r. WARE,
S --- IAi OolunbnA ~, els -
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Hsesensae. can boast u sixteen churches. repre-
o. ntirs many d, norus divisions owning ihti'
own church buildings ana all IN prosperous condi