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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-05-24

The TINES notes with pleasure that
Prof. j. W. Richardson has been re-
elected superintendent OF the public
schools at Jefferson City. Prof. Rich
ardson formerly lived in Butler and
had charge of the Butler Academy.
and his many warm friends in this
county will be glad TO learn that his
ability as a teacher has been appr.-
ciated by the people of the capital
city.
County Clerk :. 7. Broaddus. DR..
j. T. Hull, Judge Francisco. Jno. l..
Stanley and Gen. H. {. Clark. of this
city are attending the judicial con-
ventiOn being held at Moberlv. The
convention organized the following
named gentlemen were placed in
nomination. H. {. Timmonds. of
Barton county; c. b. Crawley. OF
keytesville; f. J. Broaddus, of Chill
licothe: ". W. Wood. of Johnson
county; and Richard H. Field. oi
Lafayette county. At the time oi
going TO press with THE TINES YES
terday the vote stood: Crawlev. -;
Wood, 81; Field. IL: TimmondS. -;
BrOaddus. lis. Total. 81. Neces
sary TO choice. 191.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-05-24
TIER WEEKLY TINES
LOCAL ITEMS
TINES Telephone No. 81.

/ We show the very latest New York
pyle in hat. American Clio. House
Mesdames Sam Levy and Max
Neiner are in st. Louis visiting rela-
fives.
] Our highly esteemed lady friend
Yrs. J. E. Arnold, favors us with her
subscription.
The big crowd in town Saturday
brought back recollections of the
street fair.
Mrs. Joshua Evilsizer Is visiting
lfer sister, Mrs. Foster, at Raymore,
lass county
The candidates have nine more
lays IN which to put in their time
seeing the dear people.
A. L. Mcbride, JAS. A. Robinson, J.
6vilsizer and NJ. L. Fry attended the
a. X. Encampment at Springfield
Mrs. c. E. Benton of Fl. Scott, and
ms. h. E. Haire. of Galesburg, Ill
ne guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. {. W.
Baldwin.
y. A. Colyer left for the south last
.eek, where he goes to let mail con-
nacts. He will be absent 6 couple
fOfmonths.
James III. Wright n prominent and
prosperous young farmer of Mound
eownship favored us pleasantly while
q the city and renewed.
Miss Myrtle Rosemond left last
aeek for Haddam. Kan. to spend
me summer with her brother l.. n
hosemond and family.
sam L. Dobbins one of the sterling
bFoung democratic farmers of Char
lotte township, favored US pleasantly
ana had his dates set ahead.
James Norton. a popularand pros
porous young farmer of this vicinity
Favored us with pleasant call anc
renewed for his paper.
Mrs. Cenia Hoagland. widow OF th'
late John NJ. Hoagland, living neal
Virginia, favored us with a pleasant
|caii and renewed her subscription.
Judge ". ". Graves opened TIL
May term of circuit court for Henr1
county, at Clinton last week. Heha
quite a lengthy docket TO dispose OF
y c. E. Garner, worthy young far
ger of Lone Oak, subscribes for TIL
TINES. He has been allied with tn
'populist party, but says he will sup
port the democratic ticket this fall
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-05-24

GOing NJ cost. $2,JtrU worth a.
china and glassware at Williams
Bros, store. Now is your chance for
bargains.
Circuit Clerk Thurman was "A VIII
tor in Rich Hill Wednesday. and at
tended the commencement exercises
in the evening. Mr. Thurman was
connected with the Rich Hill public
schools for several years and still re-
tains a warm place in hi. heart for
our school graduateS.-Rich Hill
Critic
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-05-24
The Strength of Twenty Men.

When Shakespeare employed this
phrase he referred. of course. To
healthy. able-bodied men. II he had
lived in these days he would have
known that men and women who are
not healthy may become 50 by taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla. This medicine.
by making the blood rich and pure
and giving good appetite and perfect
digestion. imparts vitality and
strength To the system.
The non-irritating cathartic-
Hoods Pills
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-05-24

We show the very latest New York
Etyle in hat American Clio. House
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-05
ROOSEVELT IN NEW YORK.

Syracuse, N. Y, Oct. 25.-The clos
Ing speeches Of an arduous day in the
Roosevelt campaign were made at Au-
burn and Syracuse. after jumps through
widely divergent counties. Although It
was favorable day, because, while In
Auburn and Syracuse, there were sew
eral Interruptions, the questions and
answers were In rather good natured
form, and there was no friction which
indicated desire on the part Of either
questioner or answerer to enter into a
personal controversy.
Syracus eitself, was a blaze of light
while hundreds Of people thronged the
streets. The auditorium where the
speechmaking was held and the square
where the outside meeting took place
were both too small to accommodate
those who desired to hear Govern, r
Roosevelt.
In Auburn three meetings had to be
held to accommodate the people. It
was at this place that the first serious
interruption of the day occurred. The
Governor had started at the first meet
ing upon an exposition of the trust
question,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-05

The appeal to voters from the bust
ness men should convince every citizen
OF this island that at the election to-
morrow the business interests Of these
Islands are at stake. A vote for Wilcox
means vote for business depression;
that laborers will be thrown out of EN-
ployment by reason Of the lack of con-
fidence investors will have in Hawaiian
securities and industries. The business
men make no effort to influence the
voters In their selection Of candidates
from the regular American parties. A
vote for Wilcox and his party means
a vote for disaster. No citizen Of tbs
Territory can afford to throw his m
fiuence to a party Of destruction.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-05
AT THB ORPHEUM.

The theater going people have been
hungry for show for the past few
weeks despite the fact that politicians
have been doing all In their power
to interest and entertain them. It Is
doubtful II final rally would have
kept them away from the Orpheum
Saturday night. They were all there,
familiar faces and lots of new ones
eager for some sort Of an entertain
ment and they got 1t according to
their liking.
The clever little skit, "A Pipe
Dream" smacked Of the No. / brand
and caused several to remark to their
neighbors that that is the kind you
want to smoke after this"
The Dulcie sisters were. greeted with
storms Of applause on their entrance
and gracefully responded to several
encores and Birdie Brightthing with
her banjo caught on for keeps. DEM
ing and Carroll were greatly handicap
ped by the usual Saturday night per-
Torrance of the electric lights but they
made good however and are favorites
as long as they win stay. o..
Edward b. Adams is a descriptive
balladist of exceptional ability He is a
clever actor and sings his songs in a
delightfully."- intelligent manner. "The
Plumber of course was a hit, only his
was an honest plumber.
There will be no performance to-
night, but tomorrow evening and every
evening following performances will be
given.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-05
STARTLING FIGURES

IMPORTS OF. CHAMPAGNE
into The United from January 1t
to JULY list, loco.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-05
Vote the straight Republican ticket,
Sound money and prosperity.
SPLIT TICKET VOTER.

The Republican who fails to vote for
every candidate on the Republican
ticket fails utterly in his comprehen-
sion Of what the Republican party
stands for. He fails utterly in his COM
prehension Of the American conditions
that must prevail II Hawaii is to gain
prestige In the United States and secure
speedily the advantages Of Statehood.
With the political parties aligned ON
American lines the people Of the Unit
ed States will watch the Legislative
contest as closely as that for delegate.
The election Of a Legislature with
majority for none of the parties will
accomplish much the same result To-
cally as would the election Of Wilcox
to Congress. Such result, which Is
possible II the voters break away from
party lines, will create a Legislature,
the personiflcation Of chaos, a body OF
men whose time will be taken up In
the play for party advantage while the
business Of the Territory remains un-
done.
Every man on every ticket doubtless
has his personal enemies. He would
not be worthy candidacy II he had
not. The Republican, however, who
puts personality before the sound pr!n-
ciples of his party is in fact throwing
his influence against every. tenet and
precedent for which his party stands
sponsor. The split ticket man is false
to himself, false to his party. His in
fuence is destructive rather than Gre
alive and nullifies, whatever support
he may give to individuals on the Re
publican ticket. BY voting for a Dem-
ocrat or Independent who is HIS
friend" the split ticket voter MAKES
possible II not probable. the defeat Of
his friend" on the Republican ticket.
Every declared Republican should
vote solidly for the candidates Of his
party, II he hopes to maintain in this
Territory any degree of party disci. line
or establish the American principle of
party loyalty.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-05
Luna tic Attacks Empress.

Yokohama, Oct. 20. = Yesterday
morning as the Empress and her suite
were passing the Offices of the Nippon
Yusen Kaisha on their way to the Ha-
ma Detached Palace, a young man
named Kageyama Iwasaburo, apparent
ly a lunatic, threw one Of his wooden
clogs at the carriage in which Her Ma
jescty was riding. The clog missed the
carriage at which 1t was aimed, and
struck that occupied by Viscount Ka-
gawa. The man was at once arrested.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-05
Vote the Straight Republican Ticket

The withdrawal Of George Markham
from the Independent party Is a direct
result of the chaos for which that par
ty stands. What sense is there in yot-
ing for men who cannot manage a po-
litical party honestly to say nothing NJ
dealing with the AFFAIRS Of the gov
eminent? Z
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-05
The true Republican will vote the
straight ticket, from Parker down.

Wilcox is disposed to hedge on his
purported remarks about the Demo-
Gratis. 1t is natural for Robert to as
sert belief in his own election, yet the
whole tenor OF his remarks shows that
he appreciates that his political cause
Ia lost
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-05

Robert Wilcox can never obtain q
seat In the United States Congress- A
vote cast for him can only serve TO
throw discredit upon the good name Of
the Hawaiian people.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-05

MACFARLANE & CO.. LTD, Sole AGENTS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-05

The snaicIai location Of the polling
places %lB,biished In another column
of this issue. Every voter should take
particular care in looking up the poll
ing place Of his precinct and be on
hand early,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-05
lndOrse Republican principles by
vOteng the straight ticket.
Eipht-fiour COMPROMISE,

The Builders Association on Satur-
day agreed to accept the compromise
offered by the Carpenters Union, to
have the eight-hour day begin on the
first of December
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-05
Vote the Straight Republican Ticket
Pioneer BIec trio Transit.

G. S.'Desky expects to start the troll
ley cars running up and down Pacific
Heights tomorrow afternoon. He
chooses election day by way Of cele-
brating McKinley's sure thing reeleS-
ton.
The sun., 1900-12-09
RgtL EsTArC NsWs.

IN, annou,o e'ncnt OF tho sails of three par
,.. -, ,,,,c than ordinary importance closed
tlo week IN fcpl rstI'" clrc'cs ono OF 'he
rurCh1yors va, tho hstor estate "hioh mas
toccntIy aolI n block front on tho lower hast
slJ. m. ,,aa announced earlN IN tho woct,
nod yhi,A l4s iiist ,Io,od u contract. II wns
rop,riod On rciahle authority, on sixth avenue
nt,nrr,,tho,st corner II Twenty -Hfth street
~. property. which 4. .5,75, IL known ns
'1c ,lHu,y Cornnr, and 10y its acquisition
,r. k,or ,.,.'o owns tho on,irc block front
,r sixth u.ruuc. bctwocu Twenty -nfth ana
7.c,.,-s,,,i .,rcci. on The c1st side of the
..nnuc II ha- long hccn reported that tho
A.fnr. intended - improve their property
t.rfp siNta avenue has recently been az
,ntItcd from Twenty-third street to Broad
way. aud It &, maintained that the logical
,rnsre.s Of the shopping district Of large
dcpnr,ment store, will shortly I've extended
ON sixth avenue. above Twenty third street.
10 Broqivay Further details of N" sale
could not be- procured last night
Another purchase of sixth avenue property
l.. this Immediate Nicnit' wa also reported
,ctcrday H. the sale to Thoma~ \n"Aah 10y
TIE Co7ct estate uf the southeast corner oil
sixth avenue and Twenty -3ej"Ith street, ~
feet on tho avenue by Il feet deep Tho
soing price was about $4,000
tlcnry Corn IL rcpprtcd to have sold 10 an
investor for about 81 10000 cash the mer-
camille building at Nos "? and i?i ttth
avenue 2. . and West Seventeenth street
an We.t E.Shieeuth street. Inc huIIdns'
wh.ci vas ready for occupancy on RCD. !,
la,i i- tra stories high. and a.! .o,r space Is
rrIr.d !.r about siu0Ool a year. There is
MORTGAGE II s.5a o'o ~ { per cent on the build
ing IA, baild.u4 j. I shaped. covering
l. a = Ia. f.
The sun., 1900-12-09
Foreclosure suits.

South Oak Drive, y lot Is, map OF Bron1wooo
PARK 7bHlls.lIA1aXi2l Mary I. Gueel vs. Allan
I, MgcDunLrl ard sno; huys, EeH'er q e.
9gth II. Gi-C3, p, Michael Parclra vs. samuel uins-
berg et al. attys, Strnsbourger W >
Homo st Il " CrI jackson Az, runs lol'5 10 boston
ay or road and .S7.gXc a. ) to Jackson 6v, lJ5
to irfeg. George STARK Va hobtt l. oih''h ~ ~
atys, OTIS ?. -
ri a. laIi :7th st, ?7i0S4o.sx lrreg Frances
u. Barnes - John J Buckley et al aVs' Hai-
rison & B $1,000 ,,,,
r. Thorn gdn, &c. vs. Cathar'ne Mclean ~ Al;
atty, \ q Mclaughlin ,
I2Slh st. :. l75 broadway. ioIHiooli; Arnold
Pfennlng " 1obst Hoffman. 81 al; foreclose lien:
attys Wilson, y W
The sun., 1900-12-09


STABiTR 4 SMITH. GA Culunbu, Av -Orsr a
good double Eat near luCth ~ ana columbus az
no .t'Am Eeat cnn he bought ipi Sa.rno cash
ptNni' dazzling ~ upper ~, mar C'tuAl Tart
vest Of a BARGAIN ot "a, ~ 'A'saus. ior small
rtNHie .oDs' block rear e3G 81 ,taton.w,ll es
CiiAs %iiFii'iH III NOSES !" MWo'. isGp Ams,er
dam ~. o1'r a corr'f On Amsi'tdam av. at
q great buyAn u pulc', custpmsr Also. n
F n"yF @ t"nt "a h,nN,tMW "N' "'sh' Hade I"f
RCLA&p {. WhlTlNG. > Lrerman St--Orcr nnr
ii: IN G 'SR pa y " . @ G''G ~ dr "st gc 0y1 y,i
ch'ap hIS'. attn wifc lot w.tn rood puldnr
% "a e', 20 IN o 25d 81. fof sale cheap '25ool
cash required, bdlinc, may rcmaiH on bond
and moitravc Also. bta.t'il country scat
~ nonA shore ol lonr issnd coriaulng IS
new mouse and out1uilGirss Will trad. for mrs,
f. f6s&M i %5 tsssHf sR 8 P'P t, to close
M iosdSHy s % Yaif ot ;,ec eIs ." to 'a 1 nrs.
] S"ot si VIZ on nIG?'sf%. sG, s,fpt, Sli ftSl.d o
ono 'snnnt. building altered !or ba' ness, Also.
Of lth St, near t,h av., :5Sl05,5. fcnt, sIo,o0J;
pos. sson =; one II d.s,r.d Also corner on
mar aIh Sy b'Csrrn All and I'D SIS S.th rcaf
Pre-. .a;onabi" Siso. ire story sr g. ;rnemSn,,
G od st nyat I'd ,, Sy ~ o W, wen tsn!.d p!G
str ;th al yi.cc. sa?,ooo, or could be rented
,fqr1 ,,j If y griuig-'hsd ~ p,o. G, o, y.,
u j" I'I..'N El-l.l q ~, flnr St-t'lti, on Mrr.
cri y slA story business building. ooxlo0. rent
sll,OOO, price, si5bOrG: mortgage, $50, 600 at
per cent Also. AnSiosGau AZ. vacant corner
nta! 10th st, lVuHluO at 100000 Also, llUih
81. near LnoN ay thrcc-.tory and basement
dwelling, isx3axion, at $1,000
POISON BROS. sS3 IiroedNay.- orer Ninth ward
corner. 45NSa with old buildings, for sal 10
clos. an estate. Also. iouT.story private house.
c6IioO, between bfoadrGy and Sh ev., below
3$ih ST. Also. iour.story house. .2ps5aSeSr ..
Will buffers pantry extension. In Murray Hll
section pr.cs. S33,Oon. Also, four story house.
.7kio5 dose 10 Washington sI.. good loca.
tloh ior bachelor or hotel apartment price rca.
SOrAhle
The sun., 1900-12-09
&fltr BOARD.



OO large topnt tNrty tonttnl' nrs with o. vithut
boa q. reasonable tHtcs
ioD 81. - WEST .'on'utahy turn sh,d
ID room with boa'd, dining ryon aud tl,cun 10
'ti io cat f,f.
i.rtI 81, WtSr.i iAfgs sunny room, z, DIE.
~ ing OnN runnlrg water bltu, ptunf Al n.rg
fopri superior table ahi Srytcr. raified couple
rrntcmcn. references
a tTII Sr. ~ WEST ;ttvr. sunny ropmS IN
~ 'e'er' bows" r''ric"rc f,q,i'cd nj board
o-II n ~ WEST : 'urny ,,,n sIih tontd.
10 table u'afl"fS tNhtn tNnbnblc rates
HrooLI,n
f,Oit'MBIh HI.iGuT- - I'.g, nrI small
fpuins. W,li h'Ate connect gWth bath en- ute
'inglN. 'urcfirt to0id t"''tcnu.
uICIt, ST, a3 r.gni N,hr H-idgc ,,w man
~ ag'rrnt r'wlv tniuiSI'd ON .:,v,.S 4 n,,n
i'tC'. l'd optional ,'r1, t'u. onnbls.
lENHY ST. -, HflGliTS- nv" min tee rom
~ /. dee NICELY iru's'rd heated tupm,; excel
hri board si.'G w"'lNt ref 'n'cs,
~ ant lAl iNrmN every IT, ptovemcnl. excellent
T. l.l'. convenient 0Clr
lIcp1T0rGH II. ssi- N,wly furni, he'd square
~ at l.tI 'It ,Nriy Clnyepitnce. nrSt C,sy,
be nd Hc"puilrd,''nLs
NIcpD\utGu s.. sa6--La-g~ Furnished n'cnv,
vi room r'crHd noor Ia ard accessible to g..
"rd Trolley rrir 'r''' ,Nchstr'G
NJpuNOuGH 81. :l.-iscN p,r-or, runnins
vi va'rt. clNS'tN aud heat also o;ter rooms: su
p fiIr tari" board.
u lNSEN IT. Ia5. AND MONTAGUE ST. l4.
excellent thle: hA V m -or Il ctrr drrt'.t
Sui'ru ELLIOTT PLACE. - Nevly Decorated
- ard furl bod rooms: board opaunai Is minutes
CITY Hail. New NvTE
The sun., 1900-12-09
Plans Filed for New Butidiuss.
DOWNTOWN.
sSo,,h of gou-fsSnfh Hl

DOWNTOWN
tSou,h OF Fourteenth ~
gu s,"rT to IN IA, and siof.. + kaufman, 2ls7 I'd
fE; Houss S%'r srchi,Srt cos; - ~ $40 900
Hester $, 80 ,1pL,ysgnsn,w ws., 70 s5ds.n tsTsT,n
owner HorenburgCr q Suaub, l2e 80" oo
cry. architects cost ....... ..--- ioo
Ry"Sop s. @ p2ysmi pEsm.. to oNner ssG,T an"
Bernstein, architect cost t,...::. A.. y. ooo
York ilfc lns 6, Owner 4 Haddock.
s. i aith st. arcNl,sc, cost, -. 1900
cG@,S4 st. 81 Syms ~ m ay % Ban
Ms, MS schcii 50 Wan ST. architects cost. 1900
n'Ipr Ion va Koimson, PRINTS owntr william -
Stroa, ~ Cor,lsndt 81. architect; cost. 100
ka ifman I'd av and 81 Marks pl. owner .,.
II Reid, architect: cost. ...... ....., 1000
EAST SIDE.
fEaa OF FRh az. 5etvssn Fou-i,erih and iioh aa)
7s,h st. ~: $40 u. improvement 10 bakery
{ S,egmayer. 800 + "a s.. archtrci cost, n,'oo
Julia B.njamln Garrison, y. owner
ca Rich. 81 Nassau ST, architect cost 5000
WEST SIDE
tWsa Of Firh az. bNusen FOu-tee7ts and ilo'h aa)
ay;h ST, 80 ", improvement to tnrment
f.;dsnS.is$,; ssd !. .r;si:s, cost: 5000
lei M,icS,ic, owner. 4 Taylor, I77w ,o
farley, sos Sth av. ownor. James Leo, -
:5S5 broadway, architects; cost ........ 800
HArLEM.
tNdrhdaan Island. rorth ~ lloth ~
i23d 81. az L. improvement To dwelling
amt meeting room. Narfagian Lutheran
Church ~ Harlem, premises owner
EricSpn, architect coSt ...... $500
pROSy.
tDo-ourh Of The BronH.
Perry av, 5, 2jO 2ugih Il two two story
Cwclun-, lOu.s Eickwnrth. owner.
D,rktr rSon. l4gth 81. and nd sy architect
cost. .,'." $1,000
IlnDerson pl. " s, 2i0 s IJ;h 81, uree three.
story tsnrnrnis Autou.n Gallo. owner.
T.. $, bandesson 7O5 Cauh!wcll av, afchi-
ttCt: cost Co.,. ......... ....... 10000
Mosholu lane IS. 1900 Mosholu av two two.
snd-a-hali story dweAings Charlotte
Gopdrltye. RyCrdac AZ, owner j Law
lor, JGD 23d ST. architect. cost ..... II, 900
BeaCn ay, - ~ three two story Snements.
En2za q CapldeIyso. So l. i45th 81, own.
trs L lJafdessJn, architect; cost. II. 900
Fillmore 81, IS. l16 n Columbus az. Improve
incnt 70 dwelling Charles Rngicsiein,
Van Nest Pars owner Thomas scott
Van Nest Park. architect. cost ......... 100
The sun., 1900-12-09
WANTS.

DE SELDiSG RRos, iip Drondwa, van, factory,
ready. ~ to be bull, q, REASONABLE isnt with good
IN pr,'tr'd 5000" fe', roor 'paoe anu about
wM HfNiy FOLSOM. Is We, 10th s., fav.
fesppnslhr tenant who win take long lease Of
new corner building between irh ana 3;th 1t.
ho ncni IN ~. cnh wGit tor building 10 he built
BS,,i"p m n fGS 70. io.i Aso van, mt p,ga!e .n
Llsh. phc,, about s5lobG Ai.o, upper par,
81, nI., c,in,i 1n.'oi1i on on ay near +2d :, lot
n.y south uf 5-'h IT, At least 20 Zee, front price.
bu,cr. ior following tv-l!ngs West s2d -,
mrat Columbus a., ihtoe oty equity 5000.
equity. sonoo: "cs' wa s. near Columbus
JOIN bNI'fis Pine Il IS'S ants ,,nsn, o lo, build
ing TO be rrcctr5 10 ul,. Ai>o invc.,'neE, prop
' e 'sTtIn 6 IN En-. s?a Nsss 's Il; .n..,
'enen,, Mt on lower Es..' side for ca'h customer
Also, dwelling :sa TO 'Oth st. S,h n 9th av.'
join F DONIEa sous. IS wlllIar ST. We have
] e. mes Popfy M pqT q .and Ri' 3 Sf': pscsi {, sSGs
RuLATD ( WHITING reckman s,--wantmod.
crate pfc's cpua''y rlrs" on Long Island .hore
o. on limt,2n .'rr wihn l&y distance of city
'"HS Dam ~" ~ ' lot, n Spisi "i ar' o Of wssa"s
ton l!eirat- for modtfn I'd a'. bronx store and
ncni ldIc s in tTca.nc @ = io " ,o,% po, Ia'. u %
a. lots Ironx': ready FOR immediate Improve
VIZ. y J., in eAc.ansc tor wa'Linson Heights
dwelling.
ARTHUR {. KtTCHAM. - Lbert" 81. Wants
north O' 3ith st. o,'Ncsn f'h and lexington
ay-. a prya'e rcsdenc. UI-t b" ct least 20 feet
wo6D '2a Nlk rfSa %: !5 &.,i a'".i i:.i St
.lnglr of double far for soiIc free and clear lots
o' uaGhUrS' as. near lIih Il i'ce, Sse'Wp.
Asu, fee and cecr private hou.r ior IRE
corner on Mpfrng.Gc aT near ICON at, -
stIrs brick and all Impro, enenis rents. So,1n.
pr,r So. 600. r,nrtg a.. sC5u 900. AFRO private
house Tor thee Hats m 'st' l'.'h st, near a'n
ay. price. .5p. o0U. NOR gAgc. i53t ~ At !, ptf
Crrt Also n email single or double lat lightly
.unI,ynrCd 'Or a prlvs'c house ON i3ed ST., near
1ih a.. 'iNj0N ZOO. eIul'y, N,bN.
Ner NJ n
The sun., 1900-12-09

COWS Thrrt-e Goldsto'n and Frank MelLer
Weber Av. n cor i7iih -, ogAloO:
Charlie r .lGNus'1ne W Cfhflcs Darn
s'aat and r. me- O'hAtc ..... -.
C,ntr,i PARK " cs,. " =, 30 n Cgth s,. 5Y:iO1.
IacNsnu 4 Sharp " AlOnzp u kight -.
Central Park Wcsf. " cor 7ls' Il, A'Nl?o.
same Va same ..t...
l,Sth -. s s., ?.5 Amsterdam ~, 5oNl !;
S,cmund Adler - James Bto"n :. 49,
Coiunht. as. SIS. sane VS. James Cryan
ana McCracgcn. DaguGll & to....... ...
The sun., 1900-12-09
Satisfied Mechanics Liens.

Wps,chr.tcr nv. cor Tnlor az; C'arse
HOGAN ys William Van Antwerp. Dec j, o
sou ., '~ en, Sni 'rS Zoo va q" 'o' 200 q
The sun., 1900-12-09

g.. r'auu gtorl. ri al
v ,'- ''", 'i' !'0fS e.. Sllcck, .rr, "
H'cua,angr!u Sptuuuc. e. gl...
IVY 80 ave, " :. 1913 v cnco,sr ave, ION,
f"Hisn Hollow and Porous Brlch
The sun., 1900-12-09

Bowery. 90, EN Shepard. trustee, to Samuel
goldberg, 10 5-l2 Yrs Ts...........
4th -. 81 T. Marie Kr.msr TO Wilhelm
gcnaekamp-r. : 5-.s VS..
The sun., 1900-12-09
Buiiding Loans.

Central Park West v cor 0lst 81. 50s4 100 Edward
Hirsh and EDWARD oppenheimer loan Nlel'
Hansen,
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Recorded Mortgages.


E11 NJ Frth az, bcT.s1 FoYris.ris and ,tO,, s,
! Where no Interest Is stated read rtr cent?
is'h g. as L: Sarah NJ Mccain TO the Al.
bertrc Stone Co, 'ecufts "a! nent O' !udg.