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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-02-26
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
A Handsome New Structure
will Probably be Erected.

In selling the church property to the
library beard the Congregational
society reserved the present building,
a frame structure which, with improv-
ments from time to time, has done SER
vice for more than thirty years, AMI it
was the original purpose to move it to
the Lovaas lot and put considerable
improvements upon it. But since the
agreed sale there has been a. rapidly
growing sentiment within the church
that a new building ought to be erec-
ted, and many of the influential memb-
ers have agreed to contribute liberal
ly to that end. The new lot which has
been secured is fine one. corner Oak
and Fifth-sts., ample for church pur-
poses. and very desirable location.
A handsome new church would be
an improvement to the city, aud the So
ciety will not feel it great burden to
put church commensurate with the
needs and demands OF this prosperous
society.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-02-26
MCCORMICK LAKE.

A number of the neighbors dropped
in and surprised Rev. Mr.. Greasy who
has been visiting at Mr.. Wolfe's, on
Monday evening. All spent a pleas
ant evening and Mr.. Greasy started
forSpokane, Wash, on Tuesday morn.
ing.
On Tuesday Miss Isabel Stafford
gave a quilting bee and invited sever
girls. They tied one quilt and sewed
a large amount of carpet rags.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-02-26
to the city on Tuesday last.

Wallace Bruce gave his farewell
ball on Monday evening, the M. and
w. Orchestra furnishing the music.
Mr.. Bruce and family are preparing
to take a trip throughout the west
and spend the summer on the coast.
Miss Blanche Caughren visited
Miss B. Brown of Big Grove farm
on Saturday last.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-02-26
AN IDEAL SITE.
The New Library Building to
be Located on the Congre-
gational Church Lot.
The City Purchases the
Property at a Cost of
$4,000.

1t was only a week ago last Sunday
that this city was notified by Mr.
Carnegie that he would give 10000
for a new library building providing
the city would guarantee 81, 1000 annu-
ally for library mainteinanc e
and proper site. On Tuesday even
ing the library board met and APP
pointed committee to consider the
matter of site; on Wednesday evening
the council met and made the guaran-
tee for maintenance and site; on Fri
day morning the school board made
an offer of 81 900 providing the priyi-
leges of the library were extended to
the entire district which covers almost
twice as much territory as the city.
and on Friday evening the city coun-
ell purchased the old municipal court
building which the library corpora
tions owned and abandoned severa
wears ago: on Saturday the congrega-
tional church trustees offered the
church lot to the library board for
$500 providing the members OF the
church would approve the sale; on
Sunday notice was given, as required
bv the rules of the church, for meet
ing to be held on Monday evening,
and on Monday evening the church
meeting was held and unanimously
voted to sell the site aud purchase the
J. G. Lovaas lot just one block west Of
tn, sic for the So, c'@E"H
That strikes tire HERALD d. pretty
fast work in accomplishing SO deslr-
able an end. There is no question but
that the lot secured is by far the best
in the city for the purpose. 1t is cent
raj to the population, only one Or two
blocks from the centre of the business
part of the city, conspicuously located,
and the lot -lOOxl32 feet, is ample for
the handsome building which will be
built u pom it. Lying as it does on the
corner of Main and Fifth .sts.. and at
the foot of Grove Lake ave-, it is the
most prominent location in the city
not occupied by business house.
A pleasant feature of the selection
and acquiring this desirable site is
that it has met with no opposition
from any source. Every body seemed
to recognize the fact that it was by far
the most suitable location for the IL
brary, and thatthe least the city could
do in showing an appreciation Of the
generous gift of Mr.. Carnegie was TO
secure the best possible site. Leaving
every consideration of COST ont of the
que stion it is tn" rn"."rsuS of public
opinion that IT,. ,..u osc locality in
the city has been secured. 1t will be
an ey erlasting monument to the donor
as also to the enterprise of our citi
zens.
Just when the money for building
will be available the HERALD does
not know, but the library board is in
position to take up the work of build
ing at once and carry it to early COM
pletion. Plans and specifications
will be secured without delay.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-02-26
Advertised Letters.

The following is list of letters that
have laid unclaimed in the post Office
for two weeks, and if not called for
within two weeks will be sent to the
dead letter Office.
Ethel Bell, Mattalt Bell, E. j..
Benedict, John Engen and L. G.
keenan,.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-02-26
A Wise Woman.

Manager Williams says he has Sc
cured one night from the management
of "a Wise Woman" The date will
be announced later on. 1t will be a
month or so at least. A little energy
of this kind, If pursued, will bring to
our town q higher stands ard of compan-
les. ....... .......... .......
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-02-26
Notice,

The firm of Dahlem & Caugbren of
Osakis, has been dissolved by mutual
consent, and Mr.. Caughren holds
himself responsible only for the &C.
counts contracted by the firm.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-02-26
The Contract Let.

Bids were opened On Wednesday.
in st. Paul for the building of the
Caughren block in Osakis. E, c..
Richmond of Melrose, is the lowest
bidder.
The list of bids are as follows:
Siyeson, St. Paul ....... 1926, I'll 90
Wilson. St Paul "a $50 90
EAvis on McDurmet, Osa,
E. G. Richmond, Melruse. -. %, 90!
The contract has not been let as
DR.. Gilkeson telephoned Mr.. Caugh-
rem just before opening the bids, that
the council had declined to give Mr..
Caughren a sewer, the ordinance
being defeated. With out proper
drainage the block will not be built.
Mr.. Caughren leaves for kalispel to-
day.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-02-26
Born.

GUTHMANN-In this city on. Friday,
February 20, 1908, to Mr.. and Mrs.
David r. Guthmann, a ten-pound
daughter.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-02-26

Very liberal subscriptions have
been made for a new church, and
comparatively few, have subscribed
about $500, and the work has but
commenced. The indications now are
that, beautiful new church will be
very easily secured.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-02-26

Farmers you increase yield by using MONITOR
DOUBLE DISK DRILL
impossible clog the Motor Disc They guaranteed to do
perfec work and all kinds and conditions of soil
Hard SOIL Loose Soil, Dry SOIL Sandy SOIL Wet SOIL Sticky SOIL
Trashy Soil Any Other Old Soil Any OH Place, the MONITOR
DOBIE DISK does the work, just the
Call and examine the MONITOR DRILL before buying.
For sal. by TOWsend & Marshall,
Sank Centre Minnesota.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-02-26

For SALE-A No. De Laval cream
separator for sale.
- MRS. 81. s. DOTY.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-02-26

GIRL WANTED-For service in
kitchen. Apply to Palmer Hotel. r
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-02-26

EAvison- McDurmet, Osa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26
REALTY NOTES.

q. Nicholas has made the following leases;
For Or. A. d. Jamlson No. q West FOTty-ffth-
st-. 20 Alice NJ Thesis for term OF wears: for
Eliza beth : Clinton the store No 81 COlUm bus
ave. 10 Jennie LANCER Tor term Of years, and
Tor the Havemeyer estate the top floor at No. So
Iifth-ave TO b. +. Taylor for a term OF years
Teresa Damon took title yesterday 10 parcel
sozs0 feet on the east side OF Park-ave. IJS1 feet
north Of Thirty-fourth-st. from Charlotte A Pea
body The stated consideration was nominal
Folsom Brothers have leased for Adolph Prince
10 Bernard Reich tie five story building No. l42
last Fourteenth-st, Tor term Of ten years at a
total rental OF $4,000 They have secured for Mr..
l2eich "a further renewal for eleven years at q
total OF s7.c5o making q total amount for the en-
tire lease CT $4,000.
a Dis pendens was fled yesterday in partition
rroceediacs boy the NeW-0OTk Realty Corporation
against henry H. Coe and other persons The ac-
ti0n affects The block mont the west side OF
Broadway between SINty-first and SiXJy-second
Hts the northwest corner Of SiNty-second-st. and
broadway and the southwest corner OF SNty-flrst-
and ErOaCN as Tie three pa ceIs were bought ~
IN, IuIlcd States Realty ana Construction COM
pary ar auction lasl May for S,l5VoJ. AIR. CUe
aIl- other persons were interested with the New
york Realty Company ~ The original purchase OF
lL. properties $50 dissatlst action resulted from
tIe voluntary sale. which caused the present &C
rHr
Tho Spencer Realty Company is the buyer Of
thn plot az the southeast corner 81 SNty-nlnth-st
and Broadway. The apartment house TO be Dullt
the site vii cost $4,000
Rutland Whiting Company has leased for
emo l2i Wiliam-st TO Colgate & Co. for a term Of
years.
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TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY

l. = Phillips & CO. have sold for Cyrus scoheld
and the Bronx Nan Loan estate plot 75sNS feet
on the east side OF Lenox-ave.. % feet north OF
One-hun dred- and -eiehteenth-st-. 10 a builder.
Goodman & Simon have bought Nos. = and IS
Avenue &. $40 feet.
G. Tuou q Co have sold for /. Hefter the four
story and basement building. No le East One-hun-
arod-and -sixth-st.. size 25Nl0O1l feet.
william p. Manram mas sold for Eliza kuchler
tho three story and basement hrownstone private
dwelling house. SC. 20 West One-hundred- d-nine-
tecnth-st-. lSXlO0u feet.
Mas Marx has sold 70 Hannah Bergheld through
aIiIIar0 AeIt. the story apartment house. No.
so Marhattan-ave. 27x94lO feet
The Whitehall Realty Company has SOLD the
premises No. - West TWenty-fOurth-st. II Is a
i've story nathouse. a lot Is .eN9s9 feet - .
~ Eueldus has sod tor lonen tBlauDer NO. 4.lbe
Tifth-aNe. a Eve story nathoUse on lot lsAl0
fett
John W Decker has sold Nos. SOS and 500 Tin
ton-aVe. two three story frame buildings, on plot
63XlU0 feet
Jacob Flschel has sold Nos. 25s and S6 Madison
st. old buildings. plot 47.7NS6 feet to Pollock
a Dubinsky. " no win erect q SIX story tenement
house on The site. de has also sold Nos. =. y
and - Mouroe-st-. old buildings. On q plot 50NloO
feet, 20 Pollock a. Dubinsky, who Sin build SIX
story tenement house.
LoNerfed a. Prayer have sold 10 Leonard Well
no L672 Park-ave., four story tenement house. on
q lof 5XS3 feet
Dr John Riegeman has sold 10 Wolf BuTland No
SO Cauldwellave.. three story dwelling house. on
q lot GXlU0 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26

tOAtHAAN.-EnEiish ten years personal
terence from last employee. best 80.
eA.-rI-Hce. +. J.. las soutn .l1-st
La .ox4yu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26

Helfer. Isaac to William Koch: iI5th-et. No II
East. > years: ~ sner cent
Same % same, same property; instalments: per
cent ....-..... 81. .....
Ia Aelle. Cs-hari-1e. anu ptler 70 City Mort
gage Company; Trinity-sve. =. 100 q OF
l65ih-st. ! wear: per .......---.----.-
Lane. Charles and another 20 American Mortgage
Company: 4oth-st. s.. los q q Sd-ave: due
March - 1874 per cent ...--.------- 1890
DcnneLy. William r, and another 20 American
Mortgage Company Bros6way. corner Both
81. years per cent ........ ...--.-.--
r VI Stivers "a c0rporaticn m 20 William Emo
62d-st, n s. Do q " Of Central Park West;
year. 3 per cent. ...-.
sim q. eiEmund and another n city Real Estate
Company. 5th-s,e. Nc Z. 100. also leSth =. Nc
ils East. prior mortgage. $500. also Mercer
- No 1928 prior n1rtrare. SIS ooo; due SeDtein-
her 10 1909. s pct cent ... .-.-.--------
IleiscIUarr Really and cons uctlcn COMPANY q
city Mortgage Company 14lst-st- s. - ~
Or 1th-a~e. building loan. / year. ger cent
same % same. 1s1st-sr 8 O. 2s5 Il W - 1th-aVe'
building loans FOUR mortgages. year pr
cent nsrN -.. .----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26
NEW TIFFANY BUILDING PLANS.

The plans for the new Tiffany building, at the
southeast corner OF Fifth-ave. and Thrty-seventh-
ct have been FLED with Building Superintendent
Thompson by McKim. Mead White, architects
IL is 70 be a seven storv bu ldng. with basement
snd endorsement. having a frontage OF HI feet
IN the avenue and OF l52 feet in the street IL VIII
have facades % marble and ornamental cornices
al each story. ported by rows OF engaged col
urnns between the spacious windows The facades
viii be further ornamented 10y three sculptureo hg-
OF Atlas one al the Fifth-aVe front and two
the street. sThere viii be two large entrances.
The building Is 10 De ftted with five passenger
elevators and freight elevator. Its cost is
placed al 5000 600.
A FIVE story Office and building is 10 be
erected al No. 32l Fffth-aVe. a cost Of $4,000.
for the Of Elizabeth Underhill and Iheooors
a. KOhn. IL is 10 be 2GX6l feet. The plans have
been filed with Building Superintendent Thompson
~ Robert y. kohn. architect.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

f28-h-st n e. I8s p q shave. 26rs9 Il:
Thnrnas " Lister % Walter Clarke. G and. $40
fi1th-st- o. IS6s 2 MaGson-ave 10 SN
100 "a: Harry Busenths % Muses L 8larrus.
and 10
vest-si. 30 2l8 e. p sx7a 4n22 SKIS :: sian
h0re Rerv-ick 90 Morris Weinsteins
EaEee Sla.iHN . 10f
unon-ave g O. 1ff-h-et. s 81 x . I-sx
l5fn lax 81 - " go; Edward II Van
IrEen 90 Frederick Oh-cis. D. end q r. and. lOl
- Nicholss-ave IS. 90 % q s ~ I54th-st - TX
Manhattan LIE Insurance COMPANY ....... oOS
Eprlug--t. Grove-st al title
Bher1dan-avE. if21-st. 2cN
y @ beginning, William " Aston 70 Robert
Arrsterdsu5-ove n q cor 168d-st runs n 22a iox =
Ihf1 10 ~ 251 = Il2 Ok " I25: Fredprlck
" SAVER e. a 20 Lous Kramer: mortgage.
I2stt-st gS2s 2 ~ s6-sve 81 sxIoo.
Charles Miersch "a Mary sip. mortgages.
Jsrk-sve e. 10e1 p asth-st 2snso.
Charlotte Peabody a. Teresa Damon Son1ins
Tg8I-sf No IL West. Il fEae Il. the NeW-Yark
Investment and In'rrcveulert Company joe
F1rlfey kranz. 70 ............-.-
ro~orf-ave p " I636-st 5r2- q. nlortnare
80. 5th-sI. n Is. loo = q 1sr-sve. 18ss
1Oa Margaret Tocarfv fo Patrick Fogar1y. Nonnfus
ssroar vay Ecth-st. l3l 91'sl 2ri q 2N122 2
is-r noune'y. lie rart. al tttle mortgage.
So and 50 600 .Norninh
nfaets0u-aVe. n sSth-st 100 11N100. Fred
erf~k Haas 20 Ge-msria Life Insurance Com
- e 30 -
e2s--t r q % p " u Central PARK West ho1
100 - Wlriur p Emo % r u Stlvers
rfraf4crls 2 erc e-+---- bIco
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PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

T,epot Ouarterrnas;er's Once, 40 summer ST. Bos
tou Mass Aug. - 1908 sealed proposals n trpieate
Ia a. Office until 0cl0ck 2. sep
-ar,har . and opened In the presence OF
attending bidders for delivery az either the B1slon
pbUadeIuhiR Francisco QuaTteTr11sreT
Depot ~ fCO pairs Heavy Wooien stockings sur
iacft an inc of ~ conforming 70 Z. ;
standard and Specifications Bidders submit t11E pro
pCsals DIFFERING IN MAKE FftDM lttE
EST BIISHED STANDARD SAMPLE must suonl.t W VIZ
stocktng such a. they propose 90 tII
tsb .I,Ci,fg crfisct b. awarded them Bidders
place and rate 81 deliveries Early deveres
essential A in tire amount OF 10 Per cent Gf
each BID will required Unguaraneed BIDS will not be
s standard Samples Of articles on exhibit
AT tbls Depot informed that these stockings
are fre same for bids will be opened at other De
pots. redurements COVE. n Blank f3Tr7s aad
Irf application at this once The
Cy0yeur7-nt accept
an bids any part OF bid. envelopes o ne m
dorsed proposals Military supplies and addressed
to Captain J. r CRAEBS. Depot Q1arterrldster- Z :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26
Proposals.
SEALED PROPOSALS. ENDORSED PRO

- rosals FOR toe Railroad Track Sn 0e reeei ca al
.h. p7~esu ~ Yards ard Docks Navy Department.
Svsshi1yfon until II O'Clock a. October 10 lsN.
&C ,rSr ara th.re publicly opened. for constructing
aiIroad approach the floating dr. DOCK Naval sta
orleans q. Estimated cost SO $40 Plans
and Specifications can Be seen AZ the Burea1, o. ,r
~ pon deposit security for Their return
NORDE Al 7 ENDICOTT. chief ~ Bureau Septem-
Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Nsrr7s Moses l. q Kerry Rosenttai. I11th--t
1865 q az Mac Ison-aye / year "a per
Maria. the Franklin Savings Bank: 5lst-
q; No so7 West. years; = = per cent -.-.----- q
EiicorlE Anna. - title Guarantee End Irutt
Company: 75th-st. No iei West years "a 49,
ohrneis Fre1erick 20 Title GusTsrue- arc Trust
C,Unlpanvs Prospective. e " corner l66th-st
! year = per ceflt. s y
Same % Same: Prospective, o. 100 n OF
lofth-sf year. per cent ..-.-.--.- 3
Sam same; union-sve. corner l06th-st
Clarke Waller = 20 Thomas y Lester. f29th-
81. - rs West: yesr: per cent 2
Same 20 ssme. same property; one year; per
VIII .
Neryzsh Esheccs. enc snofher % Sarah II Pow
eli sOth--i. No s5i O. 80 EsEt. yesrs per
wolf George. rre-~-ick schuck. 12sth-st 80
S3t East. ? weave. D. cent. ------ -
El.ctbset. John r. 90 t2nigrsnt Industrial saw
inEF Bank Avenue A. so y Of
cnr--t; Fssrs 81 per cent .--.-.- 3
Kramer. As03E. 90 Frederick VI Sauer 81 al Am
sterdsn-Sye. corner 1oo1--t. prior mort
$50 coo. que March =, 1876. cant. 8
cTEioysG. AcQiph. 70 Nay TvTney: s17ch-st
DC - wsst ysssi "a per csnt.....-..-.---- ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26

Fred 0hrncs has bought, through Horace s
Tsy d CO. and Frederick J. Feurbach. the block
front the south side q one hundred and-siXty-
Ff7lth-st. from Prospect 10 Union ave. The plot
conlurlses about nineteen lots. md has frontage
~ ss feet IN LnlOn-aVc 24l3 feet in EroSpeCt-avc.
and go feet in hundred l-siNtE-s iNth-St-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26
REAL ESTATE.
A We'll Kno5cn Physician Bugs a
Hest Side Parcel.

Dr. walter J. Clarke has bought No. IS West
ue-hundred nd -rNycnty-ninth-st., on plot 26N
nu feet. from Max Just. He recently oought
marcel 5oxe9fl feet adjoining the plot on the east
70 intends 20 divide the combined plots into two
lots Oh 81 feet frontage each. and sell Them 70
builders who VIII erect the premises htgh class
spartncnt houses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26
RESALE OF PART OF RUPERT BLOCK.

Icx-Alderman louis Miusky has sold 10 Clemen-
tine a. Suverman sixteen lots. forming part OF
the Rupert Block. bounded by Madison and Park
aves One-lur ired andes oond and onc-hundred-
Rnd-third sts-. which he re, entity bought The
buycr viii improve the lots with ffthOuses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26

COACHMAN.-- BY young man. married no
fanny. good appearance, best q city
references. last emplose r can be seen. Al
dress COACHsINN. Box - Tribune Up
town OfHre : 3si4 Broadway.
CDACINAN. BY first class man, married
with Il years best reference from last
employer resa- ding honesty. sobriety and
capablity. Address AARGETSO<. 3os
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rHE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Eriggs-ave.. two story frame stable and dwelling
house a4Sx50 feet Elizabeth Fournier. owner; r. D.
Miller. architect: s. 0lJ
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AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

~ BryBl / Kennedy SIS Broorne-st. CSC n Of
Chyrstie-et GolU0.b. story D stores :
stoTy extension. sherfs sale right title etc:
Sarah Goidstein 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

bth-a-e. No go for q Eve story Office buiiolnE
ard stores. 26NS1. T a Kohu & son, owners
Is II k0hu. architect. -
LeucN-aNe corner 140th-st. fo- a six stoIS
brick nathouse and store 1OOx99: Run & Hook
os-er. owners. kurrzer & Rertz. architects 800
5th-ave. . corner S7th-st for seven stoss
brick store and loft building 117.iNl52. Ttnany
4 Co owners; McKim Mead & White, archl-
.--. go.
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Proposals.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED Rv
- the Park BOARD a. Re once % the Departures, .
Parks Bri14nE. Firm Avenue and Six v--,-x
street Borough o Manhattan. The Cltv % Ys-,
until ? O'Clock r. 81.
TN SD4T OCTOBER T. 1909
Borough % Manhattan.
NO I. FOR REpATFS TO TIE PAVENEN-e a,
THE CENTRAL Z ANT CITY PARKS "
no 2 FOE FUE,.Is HING AND ERECTING 5as
PIPE FENCES ALONG THY Walk rs CFN-r1aSS
PARK ADJACENT To FIFTH AVENCE Prru-r..St.s
NrNETIETH AND NINET Y-FtGHTH STREFrs ''s
For f,.U particulars So CITY FEr ORD
WILLIAM e. WTrIFOx
JOIN q ETSTIS
RICHARD YOLNg
Dated September n. 1913
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20 oPEN NEM NEIeHeoRHoop HousE

The Baptist city Mission Society has leased the
dwelling house No $40 East One-hundred- driven
fy-fifth ST., where it viii open a settlement 10 be
carried Oh by women who college students.
The settlement viii De called the NeighhorhoOd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26
Proposals.


L. Once II the Constructing Quartermaster. Fort Tot
ten vViiets Point. y. Y. September q i903-Sealed
p-nosa for the construction plunbns steam heating
M electric wiring Of administration building
unmarried officers. double set ot
~ nonconl rnssiOned
s.a oN1ers quarters. and nall and kitchen aid
all OF brick foundations
~ sto7s viii be received until Il NJ October y
ioos ana then opened Bidders must state the time IN
which tnev win complete the work Information tur-
,.So4 annIication Envelopes containing proposals
ho,I5 L. i1d5rsed proposals for Public Edings. Fort
Tnfta1 \ " and addressed Captain g. X. Nc
wANI-S Constructing 2IartermcsteT.
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man as advertising Canvasser on a reSui4r
yearly publication Of long standing Com
mission basis. Only those Who would
hustle nee4 apply. H, Box 10. IT'D Inc
Ofhle.
BOY WANTED.-About Is years OF age. 70
learn wholesale CTygCOCS commission
business, must write good hand Apply IN
own handwriting. stating references T. O.
Box 2.lJl.
MEN WANFED.-By doing an easy worn
YOU can travel To England for 81, 70 Ger
many $40 and Africa SO, also tree trans
portatt0n return passage Apply 10 lst-sl-
WANTED-TwO men Of intelligence IN
teErity and business ability to call IN
reply to inquiries. Liberal guarantee u
Tisht men. Write. giving age. experience.
references DODD. MEAD * co. New
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26
SEALEp BIDs OR EsTIlATEs FoR Cnn

SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR COsr
viI IT, received by the Commissioner Of ro,, :.
Pier ~. Battery Pace. N0rrh Ers- until - 7'-r-
q tob@r 9Th 1853 fFor particulars Cf,v 49,
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES VIII RE
- received By the President of Borough % ~.
haitian a. the city Hail Room No i6 unt.i rs ,c5~<
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER -. 100.
FOR TIL ERECTION AID CCMPTFTICV an
Pr-bLIG CONF OFT STATION AT ONE HI.,.n+.~-Nt
AND TWENTY FIFTH STREET. AND PARK 49,
BOEOJGH OF NA$HATTAN. TIE CITY 81 NV
YOTk
Tor fui particulars city Record
JACOB a. CANTOR Blro.-h p.s.tr.-.
The City Of New York september Il 1893 s1- "a