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The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-27
DIqnified Resnonse.

Under the caption A Crimi-
nal. Not a Saint" on the 18th of
August, fourteen days before
the election, [ wrote, signed and
published in the Okolona Sun,
which paper [ edit, an editorial
charging Frank A. Critz, candi-
date for Governor, with boodling
in the present campaign.
In that article I said that
either Frank A. Critz was un-
worthy of the support of honest
men. or I should be arrested for
criminal libel and put in jail. " 1
also invited arrest that I might
offer in court evidence of the
truth of my charge.
For ten days my charge was
ignored when an attempt to
answer it was made by a sour
rilous, Iibelous circular printed
over the signature of an idiotic
editor hired by Critz to do his
dirty work, named Dalton, and
an undignifed denunciation by
Mr.. Critz himself in a signed
card.
In reply to the calumny in the
Dalton circular. [ only desire to
say there is not word Of truth
in it. [ never was a delegate to
any Cincinnati convention, nor
was l out Of the state of Missis-
sippi during the session of the
convention named in the Dalton
circular.
[ had nothing to do with the
civil war; was but nine years old
in 1861, and was never in the
state. of Kansas until the fall of
1869.
[ have not been arrested by
Critz as invited in "A Criminal,
Not a Saint, because he knows
I will prove my charge in court.
I insist that no simple denial
nor any amount of lies Judge
Critz may have circulated against
me is any answer to my charge
of criminality against him for
boodling. He lodges the issue
because of his guilt. Will hon
est men defend such a criminal
by voting to make him Governor
of Mississippi? We shall soon
see. I am as loyal to Mississippi
and everything Southern as any
man born in the State. Ny an
cestors are all Virginians.
My charge Of Doodle against
Critz is corroborated by the
speeches of Senator Noel, the
withdrawal card of ex-Congress-
man Fox, by Private John Al
lens open letter and by thirty
or more reputable editors in Mis-
sissippi. Respectfully,
ABE STEINBERGER,
Editor Okolona Sun.
August "A, 1903.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-27

does not abide by issues but he
makes them. He is gentle and
courageous. the embodiment of
chivalry and courtesy. He de
spises shams, hypocrisy and
fraud and his most terrible IN
vectives have been hurled at the
mOckeries of society. He alb
hors wrong; loves right-right-
thinking; right-living; right-act-
ing between his feIlowmen. He
is loyal to his State, it's history,
its traditions, its society, its civ
iliZation and he has been quick
to resent the aims and insults
heaped upon her head. He be
lieves in truth, in right, in JUS
tice in all things and he scorns
the methods of the latter day
politician. He is bold, courag-
eous, independent, a leader and
not a follower; a statesman and
not a politician. He is a clean
man and in Mississippi 5 political
life is needed for her clean
capitol.
On the other hand, we have
never abused or maligned his OPP
poDent. Our opposition to him
is consistent. 1t had its incep-
ton in his college record here
a record which brought that in
stitutiOn to ruin and which ar
rayed our city and county
against him solidly. And then
we have never regarded Critz
as a fit man for Governor He
is inherently a weak man. This
fact was attested when in the
most conspicuous Office of the
State he submitted to the most
humiliating insult which could
be given a man. A man of this
fibre will never be able to with
stand the temptations and be-
setments of the exalted and hon
Orable o fi ce Of Governor.
Again, while it was charged that
he was debauchiug the elector-
ate of Mississippi we ignored
these charges until they were
fathered by Senator Noel and
Fuller Fox when they were ac-
cepted as true. Junge Critz
denies that he is using money
except legitimately but it is
difficult to discern what is le-
gitimate use of money in po-
litical campaign and it is hard to
believe that he could have spent
the enormous sum he has spent
legitimately. We are against
him for we do not think such
methods should be tolerated in
our public life.
These are some of the consid-
erations which have influenced
US in our course in this cam
paign. We believe we are right
and as long as we have conyic-
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-27

Personal abuse and villification,
it is to be regretted, have found
their way into the present cam
paign. 1t is unfortunate for
passions and preiudices obscure
the more vital considerations of
principles and policies and men
and not measures are weighed
IN the balance A cause IS week,
indeed, when abuse takes the
place of argument; and reason
gives way to billingsgate. Such
methods are execrable and
react upon their intended bene-
ficiaries.
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Border Springs, Miss.

i have solved the servant
problem. / bought me a cheap
lot, built me a good cabin, rented
it to my cook. She is cOntented
and satisfied. l collect my rent
without trouble and am ia a po-
sition to hold my help for as long
as she stays with me she is as
sured of a good home Go
thou, and do likewise. There
will be some cabin lots offered in
the great sale on the 2nd
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-27

The profoundest thinkers of
all ages have been regarded as
extremists, cranks, fanatics and
fools. Those who foresee the
race problem and who are Crap
ping with it in d conscientious
desire to effect it's solution are
dubbed cranks. There is a race
problem. fellow citizens. Show
where you stand tomorrow with
your vote.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-27

Thousands who have enjoyed
the quaint philosophy, fun and
humor of Bill Arp will regret to
learn of his death at his Georgia
home. His pen is stilled for
ever and all his efforts to uplift
and benefit mankind have come
to an end. His soul should rest
in that place that comes to the
benefactor.
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tions we should adhere to them.
Whatever the issue tomorrow
we will accept it absolutely with
out murmur and will give the
nominee of the party our loyal
and unreserved support.
Vote for Vardaman.
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In Memory.

God in his wisdom, for some
unknown purpose to Us, sent a
messenger on the night of Aug
ust 10th, to call from this sinful
earth to heaven little Leroy John
son, age one year and seven
months; but to father and mother
it should be a sweet consolation
to think the beautiful flower has
only been plucked from earth to
bloom brighter in heaven. But,
g IT'S hard TO break the tender cord.
When love has bound the heart.
IT'S hard, so hard, TO speak the words.
Must we forever part?"
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-27

Piles are not only in, and of them
selves very painful and annoying, but
often greatly aggravate and cause
other grave and painful affections,
and should, therefore, not be neglect
ed. Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment
IS a great boon to sufferers as it will
cure them. Prices, SOC in bottles.
Tubes. 75c. Curry, Lipscomb & Game.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-27

Extreme hot weather Is a great tax
upon the digestive power OF babies !;
when puny and feeble they should be
given q dose of Whites Cream Nerm-
ifuge. Price, Csc. Curry, Lipscomb
& Game.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-27

Bank stock, 10 shares or less
Merchants & Farmers or Column
bus Insurance & Banking Com
pany. Apply to this Office.
S.93-2w
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-27

Dear little Leroy has left us.
He's gone TO home on high
Where sorrows never enter,
And no one says goodbye.
He has only gone on before to
greet you on the blissful shore.
Farewell, little Leroy, how
can we say to one so dear, fare
well, and yet it seems as though
we hear his sweet like voice say,
Shed not a tear.
May the swapping asunder of
this earthly tie lead the family
more and more to cast their af-
fections on things above.
Border Springs, Miss
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Citations.
n,HE PEopLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

- YORK by the grace OF God free and independent
To Thomas b Hidden. Trustee: William f. Webb. H.
Ada Webb, Alice NJ webb Edward S. Hidden. Cornelia
y stevens Mary X. Stevens. Mrs Lulu BLOOD Henrietta
w Gardner Alexander Hidden. Nicholas Hidden. Charles
Popham Hidden. Ansstasia c. ZogTaphos. Artemisia O.
zosraphOs Charles T Raynolds Ggstavgs W. Reynolds
persons interested In the estate OF Henrietta A Webb
Of OF New York. deceased. creditors
legatees next otherwise, send greeting:
and OF hereby and required personally
be and appear before Surrogate of the County
of New York the Surrogates Court Of said County
at County Court House. In the County Of New
York day of December, 1909 at half past
OF that day, then and there
judicial settlement Of the account Of proceedings
Of Thomas r. Hidden Executor Of the last VIII and
Testament Of said deceased and such OF you as are
under the OF tvcnty-one years,
are guardian. II have
appear apply for be
appointed, or the neglect failure
So guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate
10 for in the proceeding
In Testimony Whereof. We have caused the Seal OF
the Surrogate's Court of the said County Of
......... York be hereunto affixed. Witness.
I. S. Hon. Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of
......... our said County. at the County OF New
York the sth day of October, in the year
Lord thousand nine hundred and three
] FAIRFAX MLAUGHLsIN.
Clerk SurroGates Court
GEORGE s HAMLIN Atty Executor, is Wall street.
New York
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REAL ESTATE.
To Build Business Building ia West
TsceRty-ffth-st.

Several interesting transactions were reported
yesterday. One OF them the sale by the
Realty Mortgage Company. in conjunction with
Samuel II. Stone OF No lI TO 11S West Twenty
ffth-st. The property has a frontage Of ~ feet
il is on the north side OF Twentyfth-st. 100 feet
west OF Sixth-sve. IL will be improved with a
high class six story mercantile building.
Another big transaction was the sale by Gil
sew Brothers & Co. for Mary Herter of nine
private dwelling houses the northeast corner
Of Madison-ave. ana One-hundi ed ~
third-st on a plot IO0I1 by $50 feet, for SSpOOSe
The same firm has also sold Tor " aiteI T.
Thompson 10 a Mr.. voorhees,. for &2cN. the l9 p.
story house No 50 West Nineteenth-st-. ON a lot
. by SC feet for J. ". Dimick the i've StorE
and basement loft building on lot - ny 4"V ieeN
q No. 20 Csreenwich-st.. for S45Oe
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TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Max Marx has sold 20 Arnold Kaiser. OF Bruins
wick. Ga, Nos cS52 and &54 EiGhth-aNe-' at 'ne
northeast corner Of One-hundred-and-fifty-se ocnd
st five story triple fathouse. with stores 4s-ll
BY 100 feet.
Du Bois & Taylor have sold for Or. Louis A
Rodenstein to clients two detached frame dwell
sne houses at BronxIille. Nonbers city
The Whitehall Realty Company has solo No
20 West Twenty-eighth-st. four story orlck
dwelling house. les by $50 feet >,
The McVickar Realty Trust Company mas resoiu
for Mrs. Davis Mr.. Tobin No. So7 West sew
ontv-arst-st.. a FIVE story dwelling house, on lot
The Broadway Reliance Realty Company has sold
house on lot 25Sxss feet. adjoining the northwest
corner Of One-hundreo It-. one hmm
bred -siNteenth-st tive story hathouse On IO'
2Sxloou feet 10 John kafke- ,,fe 4,od.- NJ, 900
20 Z35 East Ninety-seventh-st four hVe story nat
Sohei a Kean have bought from Donald Robert
ave four five story fathousas. on plot 7exloo feet
adjoining the southwest corner OF One-huhuieU Gu
Joserh y Isuttenweiser has bought from Frank
Tlhird-ave 70 feet north of Ninety-eighth-st
sachs a CO have sold for the Brien estate No.
) S0i Arnsterdam-ave. northeast corner of one
Hundred M tNenty-fourth-st.. a five story nat
house on lot = IlxlOO feet.
Charles C;alewsld has sold for Alexander Herzog
90 a Mr. I.azarowitz No. 81 East Ninety -eghth-st.'
q five story fathouse. on lot 25xlo0.l feet. >,
The firm Of J. b Ketcham has sold for A n.
I.andeker TO Louis Lese No. l5lZ fafk-aNe-' d Nv
story fafhouse on lot 25Sx7S feet.
S;,5ssaToff q SLENDER have sold TO NJ. Diamond
stou No 50 East hundred nd-fourth-st, a nNe
story aathouse on lot 25xIO0n feet
yutte i've story fiathouse, on lot 25Xf5l ieei Inc
same firm has also bought from Patrick y Brlen
10 70 East dred- -fourteenth-st.. i've
story aathouse. on lot 25Xle0ll teet -. =. -.
Walter wilkins has sold Tor Frederick McCartfLyy
-be Two story frame dwelling house. lot l6Xia
feet at No 10S7 Dawson-st, and for = J. De[lpssso
q ve story hathouse, on plot 276xllo feet No DO
12obhirs-aKe
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and trustees; Mott ave- No BIZ years. ,oooo
r PEI Seis l. eIsoemerl to Lawyers Title
Insurance Company: 5lst-st. S. SZS IL OF - o,o
ath-ave; years; per cent. A"''
Earle. Lille J. 20 Victor de ia NJ haIls s'y a-,p
Riverside No go. corner WIN ,voo
81 ror MORTGAGES $500 600: years: per cent <"o'
/ CaSSeil. Harris 20 Pauline Cassell: l2lst-st $
OF 1st-ave. due ten days aItei ON
Of party OF part; cent -"0OV
Moran. Resale r, TO Title Guarantee ana rus
Company; 81. No 15s East; 3 years. per =, oo
Brown Mary e TO seymour Realty company:
No l4O East prior mortgage sio'0'' zoo
January I. 1895: > per cent: ,,.,. ''
CONGREGATION Shear,h mai Israel 10 the MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company llSths St 5 $ "oo al oao
Of 5th-ave; due December ! ly $500, 3 pc Rsnk
100 It e Of Sth-ave; years. - per ooo
Mas Bernard J. o Municipal Realty corpora
tion. s6th-st. Nos 80 and a. West; demand Ok ooo
Tsr cent; ,t 40 peter Y s,ocxv trusted ash
St $ 100 II e OF Amsterdam-ave; due req 90 ooo
rusry /. 1907. a. cent ;;..i -'
Tuthill William L. TO Emma RiehtS Ne b;;ngfon
NiIIe: due December l. 1905: per cent -'fV
Banner. Peter. Central Park West Reaity toni-
lsns Central r s cen Ms " oo '.. 10000
Sane TO too same sanT pl Ias ~ per cent 100000
Sperbs. Hannah. 20 EmiGrant lndusfial oaNineS
Bank: Cirand-st- n corner Thonpsoh-st' q noo
year; a. cent r., ,ancs ~
Pilgrim, r g William. Germania Life insurance
company. IIth-st $50 10 II Of University M ooo
Place l. 1906: AZ per cent '''V0o
Inter River Realty and Construction Company 70
the CITY Mortgage Company, 18th st. NO VI ooo
East. demand g per cent. ''
Merrill TO Bowery Savings bank' oItn. ~ ooo
d " OF 4th- ave- 3 years. ~ per cent SO'VN0
Chock. Katie American Mortgage company:
1o6th-st 2SS II Of 1st-ave 3 years per ooo
same 20 same same property: prior mortgage. 80
5000; year; Per cent ~; ~
SchNarz. Frederick 9. to Albert tiinz: Nas.sins
ave. 800 # OF 114th ST; year. o per 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-07
PLANS FOR NEW BUILDINGS.

bstb-St No Q West for a five story brick dwell
ing house. 25xSl: Fifth Avenue Constructor
@4FaiH' .slloOoc
ST Marks Place 80 10 10 126. for two SIX story
brio houses. with stores. tNSfoi
ID = = moran 7oOoc
aSth-st No 2I7 o 221 East. for six story
nTiTN CHntT {, p Pelham. architect soooc
34h-st Nos II and Is East, for six story brick
TToyb sril & Livingstone architects 10000
Madison-st. Nos $50 and 36l. for six story
brick house. with store 4T.6xS3 Pol
lack & DubinslCy owners; Horenburger
lzsth-st 81 Nicholas-ave. s corner, for
six story brick house 10i.5x103.9x
Co architects I75oOC
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER,
better be early in sending in your advertising
copy for The sunday Tribune.
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THE PEOPLE OF THE sTATE OF NEW

York by the grace God. free and Independent
To Olivia Rosenqvest. and also 10 John Doe and hatha
Roe said names John Doe and Katharine Roe
being fictitious and intended to designate and describe
pursuant to law. each and every person. whomsoever
(other than Olivia Rosenqvest) who
included respectively in the classes OF persons who
OF Maria 4. Cutler. late of the City OF New York. who
city the eighteenth day Of
September Il. 1905 and including in said designation
sister OF said deceased
respectively. and also each and
descendant of a brother sister of said de-
ceased, each and uncle and aunt OF said de
collateral relatives of the said de-
said classes respectively designated
herein identity occupations. personal de-
addresses respectively. OF said
several being wholly unknown the Petitioner
hereinafter the heirs and next of kin OF Maria 4
Cutler. deceased. send greeting: nereas. Frank H.
County Of New York to have
certain instrument in writing bearing date the 10th
day 1908 relating to both real and personal
property duly proved the last VIII ana Testament OF
Maria A Cutler, late OF the County of New York. de
ceased each of cited TO appear
Surrogate Of our County OF New York at his
December one thousand hundred three. half
past in the forenoon of that day then and
there the probate Of said last Will and Tesla
ment such of you are hereby cited as are under
the age OF wenty-one required to by
YOUR guardian II you have II have none, to
appear apply for be appointed in the event
appointed by the Surrogate TO represent and act for
IN the proceeding.
Surrogates Court Of the said County of New
to be hereunto affixed. Witness. Hon.
Frank T. Fitzgerald, a Surrogate OF our said
III, 81 County OF New York. at said County. the eth
thousand nine hundred and three.
FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN,
JOHN ArTKEN Attorney for Petitioner go Broadway
York. ~. Y.
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rHE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

stebbins-ave east side. 40 feet north Of West
chester-ave. two two story and attic frame dwell
ing houses. 2lxs2 feet each: Herman Wauer, owner
W c Dickerson architect; $1,000
Tocust-ave southeast corner Of One-hundred-
-fortieth-st three story brick Office building
4oN52 feet: r. c. Fisher & Co.. owners; o. H. Cauld-
well architect. $1,000
Bat hgate-aNe.. northwest corner OF One-hunoreo-
four story brick tenerellt
house 23x93 feet Michael Redmond, owner j. J.
Nreeand. architect. $1,000. - a.
Bathgate-ave. west side SO feet north of One
tenement houses S5.5xSl.3: same owner and archi-
tcct aS last. S400N.
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York, by the grace OF God free and independent
TO Margaret Richmond Turnure. George E. Turnure
Percy r. Turnure JEANNE 7. Mallery. Mary T. Cam
eron, and all persons interested in the estate Of
Lawrence Turnure late OF the County OF New York
creditors next of kin otherwise, send
greeting: You and each OF you are hereby cited and
required personally be and appear before Sur
rogate Of he o York. the Surrogates
county. held the County Court House
the County of New York, the 22nd day of De-
cember 1903. at hafpast ten o'clock in the forenoon
day. then and there to attend judicial settle
ment the of proceedings of Middleton s.
Burrill and Romano Madeleine Monson Executors
of and Testament of said deceased, and
such of you hereby cited. under the
of twenty-one years. required to appear by
guardian If you have one, or. If you have none, 10
appear and apply for to be appointed, or in the
your neglect failure o do guardian
e appointed by Surrogate represent and
you I'm the proceeding
In testimony whereof have caused the Seal OF the
Surrogates Court Of said County of New York to be
hereunto affixed.
IL 81 Witness. Hon. Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate
Of said county. the County Of New
York, the 5th day Of November, in the year of our
Lord thousand nine hundred and three
J. FAIRFAX MLAUGHLIN
Clerk Surrogates' Court
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seookiyN BLOCK FRONT SOLD.

Tho Empire State Realty Company. Of Manhat-
tan Yesterday sold 10 a Manhattan investor the
,,ropersv on the east side Of Throop-ave, from
-oBtrarn-aye 10 Ieeferson-ave.. Brooklyn. The
purchase comprises ten four story single apart
Tneuf houses which are practically new. and con-
-air the latest improvements. The purchaser. a
NJ Joerisseu is said 10 have paid $l5OVp ior the
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BUILDING LOAN OF s85o,ooo.

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company has
loaned 10 Peter Banner $4,000 on the property at
the southwest corner q Eighty-ninth-st. and Cen
trial Park West. \ twelve story hreproof apart
1nent house is be erected the property. 1t Is
10 be ready for occupancy May l. 1895. The
loan perfected by Ritch, Woodford, Bower q
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REALTY NOTES.

The PENNSYLVANIA New-York and Long Island
Railroad Company took title yesterday 10 many
,,acals I'm West Thirty and West Thirty
rhirg-st which il will part OF It's site ioI
an underground terminal station
The Herter Realty Company IS the buyer OF NJ
e,.,f,r5 Hotel Noe II and 3 East Thirty-second-
- In gave in part PAYMENT a large tract o. lsiC
q, Nav,-l.rsev and q number Of nathouses in East
Oue-hundred- and-siNth-st - - . ST..
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AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

r.. lanes Z. Wells 5th-st, " l3th-aye. lax
TO- Wakefield; Nestchester Fire Ius co agt 7
Norman e. az NJ Tichenor. atty: T A Atkins. ret
ami due s. 1879 -: taxes etc 500; the plaintiff FOR
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

T,o,isin Realty Company 70 American Mortgage
f-or75pauy. aGth-st. s S. 800 q a lIfh-sve due
Sarch 3 1906. : uer cent. ----.......- ..--
F4..b -sa~tara- ~ CITY Peal Estate Company:
1s.h-st $50 AZ East. ] wear. 8 Der cent 5000.
Tune Cathleen 20 Caroline Eichborg e. a. ex-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

To.5, sss z Nv o! C s,a1ge.. PARK ,,1 Mss
al te: q
toT to siefried s Prime nortsase So coo. $3.50
i5.h-55 . 20 ~ i East 2S5ic38 John Astor 100
6'sre 10 2ls5 No1 s. 27Eic3 Mile c9 naT
inor,esre $1,000 '''.-. .,-'-.. Nominal
26 io5 rstck Kes si At Fordh aha john 5
6hanlbers 10 Fanny Chambers: -. 1000
Isdth 6 Turner To Madison c Hawke mort.
as56s;; 100 {, Of Aa5s AMSTERDAM lo1
es5B - e. Is 5 5s +, q Of Lexington
i5Aso2. Eugene Taiiens 10 Resale : Moran;
lish St : s. isoio +; = Of University Piac, y
2s4a Messinore Kendall. referee. TO . Will -.
3: catherine n,cDe,-oti 20 Hannah Nominal
iIaubneT Il al 90 iIerry a Dirl,es. Nominal
Nelson u stilwell g l,revoor7 Real Estate Con- ~
10 30! ix6ol srd q, KeTS ir a. 70 Inc
rroyiicnt Realty COMPANY Hortssge $500. Nominal
l11th-st p 3. 10 q W o. sth-ave. 81 4xI0011:
'flaries Adams 90 Barnett D. Goldberg; mort
cer4Tsi faTt Wee, v. corner s,itb -, runs v.
I.o2 io6sz 5on 25.eK iea 125Ii:
Ffr irsr Iao-tes m,' 500 io company Nominal
sre5 81 tyson TO E5-5oa 1--''7 MoFS Sa3'- Re
1,rxinetorave. ~ = 45i1 II 5 Of a7th st. 251so:
gage. $1,000 rerecaried Nominal
oest to Annie Hrsh. rerecorded .-...,..'.. 20 100
'0eison u st1Ucll 10 Realty Operating COMPANY
non s. 10 asa i.as, -sKioo 10. walter : cot i''
Ada k0rffLhK. nal
property. isabella 81 Walter =
Colt. nartcace SO on Nominal
-Iarh- St % 4. 100 n AZ ID broadway. S7GnlnRr1.
Nelson ID Stwen Brevpprt Real Estate
gsuys mortgage. S2a.lfs1 and loo
1I6th 81 40 23u West 2.Ni03 7x2Gx1il.G: Anna
~ TFaiuor Co. Iaul Mayer: mortgage. $4,000;
1zist-S ~ 800 west .sss,a il: Frances Y Dixon
HlorfgaE'. So 7op NNornina
9sth-st. - a1l West. 5nEl11.i. Harry Wolfe
ksthaTinc IA Mgleu- t sll- TOO
aqth-st. IS o. 1915 f - 7th loNfN .. William
Iande. r'feree 60 Ralph - Holman; mort
gage. So @sa. 90 900
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