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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

~ -ose7h Day. s2s Z 165th-st 60 . " OF Gal5-
.5r-1o. tz p partition sale ChaT-
.---e E-r1e az ---l=-ss = e = Larkn atry-
j Mcdonnell. ref. r1or $4,000 and int solo 70
81, Ps-ts1 Fssre- 1Eo-nev C. 46e y 21st-st, -
sa-e. lezz=----. T--ylE1arl Mary O Sullivan
81. E-tc1i-s s-rv. LeVlnson. rel; due ,u6gt.
SIS g. and in; taxes, &c, S477 O.
E--
Er Fl-la-z y Ez--e-- d Coz a. + l521-s-s = 6. 3 =
z-==are -Zs6s sly b- -en b. foreclosure sale.
Aus- Fie-sr ~ a. az Geo ? Brown = a; william
= Ee--. ---. ---s p + Nl--e ref due OF .ucg-
So - sod me pirc for ST 20
James Z wells 30 and % Moo-e-st. v 1O4 10
2 E-0---s- = exc 4Z-4 8. loft ana
tlles foreclosure sale \ Security and Trust
c. john Aeve-E - a.. Bowers Sands. attys;
albert E-le -et. due sldg-- $50 o90 = and lur.
tsze &C. $3.50 90 and --t sod 70 The whitehall Realty
@ ~ ea-slt
Hy samuel G1Izsti-ks-. Broadway. 8 Junction
l-e re -----s- r71se6. 2s5x I-reg Six
i--E along l-s-e Brook -.5ss 2 70 Van NcrILsIoI es
-a-e 81 B-ra-Way l5lI % - beg 1926, contains
G--- = 20 parcel A sid 20 Harry II austin -or
So 600 also -----s-. - = v q BroacNay a1c
- - o- .--aa-5-ave proposed 5oEsllNotT enoli
81" q rl- e partition ssle Augustus an C1rt-szct
AZ AIRED seton 90 a.. l1---r, beezrnan q ieLk-n
-- Ez-=- Meyer L-re-s-- 50 2 2 cf Jero-1e-s-
-l--.f foreclosure sale. ? & Loan Banking CO at
bl.-ra al. J LrsrUe- o--E- ! ABRAMS
'-1-- So ~ Sc. SsS So taxes, So 90
---- s. 500. azl----ed 70 OCT e
III Bryan =. Kennedy z33 Z 5-E-s- p 10 = y Of
Avenue a. = f-zEe-"-a. : story ten b aac stores
sale az Henry Feserhe.ler sold 70 Isaac
E-oo5 enc sto-y stable, public sale soic 10 " r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09
REAl ESTATE Transfers.

Ts-is s.re,T. --7--zz-- s7s TO .--..- sS7rnina
s6---s- q q. $50 2 az West End-ave. 25El0o5-
Daniel ~ Patterson rel 10 E1ltat4e Lie As -. m
T5-r-st q 100 @ ~ Ccuub-s-ave. 201lz
ll-- Rochester A-he-s-rl ard Mechanics IN
r----e u E.le- Tc.--rz. MONTHS
Ez---ll-are. 30 l6oa. @9xI9. Herr 5litz
4. L----z Ee-sS----s- Mortgages. S--."'vi Q "a
e-zt-s, p r. 80 = e u 2l-sve 50xl0os :. Samuel
Williams q Esther E--1Is-sreln ana another
$500 " er-ae- l05s--t 100 llx121. : Ar
---r pinch beck 20 Netherlands Cu-sr-uc-ioc Co.
s-asiz---a-e g e. corner -2J-h-st z0xT5. Samuel
--e.--e.-a Max Cohen sus another mort
-c----z- e. 100 2 = Lenoz-ave. 50xPe II.
-e-a17-1s5 4 s. -Nonnina
------s-. 2657 2 q 5tt-ave. SO 4Zleo =.
EllrE Hughes Isaac G0ocste-L and another No-ins
--at s. 1873 2 90 5tl-aEe. l5-:Lloolls
L Deyo 70 Charlotte BIU-e--lal;
- .
E4-r-s- 400 ~ % West Er5-sve. 2Jy7o3E
-L-le = E-cwlar5 20 the Central Build
.-e Llu-1gerlsrt ane Investment Company
&c. 81 ~. = ~ ~ West E-5-aEc. G5x70 *
1910 =. t-e Central Bl-l1irE improvement and
C1r-rzlv ~ Julie I Rowland -Norrius
w a. 446rL-st-
1.r9- Henry = % IS $50
Ee---- g. a. q E-rl-sl. -sx-oo victor
. .-.T-r -r-r--e. q Charles = --aczentush.
$50 &c %
Tae--e- ~ -. TEas-. ur-0u-s- 80 o. = z
= -il-r-s-s- .Jzisss L--e = Robins 10 John
1llr5-st. 81 e East lCxlo0 Il. Isaac Levy to
20
Pee 30 go = 8 Z-17ss r. Samuel Deitch-
fatr Do Jennie Leltcnulzl and another. mort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09
REAL ESTATE.
Terminal Site Bought By Subsray
Construction Com panu.

T WIS reported IN The Tribune sbout a week ago
that tie Rapid Transit Subway Construction Com
rory had mace cvertures TO purchase as q terminal
site a plot q ABOUT thirteen acres. beginning at
the southwest corner OF Two-hun6red-and -forxv-
seco-d-st. aid Broadway. and forming part OF
the Van Coruanet estate property The plot is near
-he Van cortlandt station oc the NevF-Yorl< and
Putnam Railroad II was offered yesterday at auc-
ticn in partition proceedings ~ Samuel Goldstcker.
real estate sucdoneer AID broker, at the New
Te-k Real Estate Exchange, and was knocked
down f1r SSe.5a9 10 Harry IL Austin and Alfred
Rocker. r.. rerresentiIg the Rapid Transit sub
way CC-s-rucCon Company The partition suit
US 81 friendly one Title the tract could rot
be- given 10 the buyer Until such sale was held
TIE present Vest SIDE terminal OF the subway Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

l,,ssrs.ss 80. Cct ,. m.-Cot10n-spot-Moderate
Silng e. es 10 70 points higher: American mid
- good rnid6lnR. IOd: ruiSslinr s4d
-. Sood; good ordinary 24s oTaIaaTv o.
-, So q re Gay 5000 bales OF vhcb ZOO bafes
Ar,e-ss 'o5L3n ane export and included 100 baies
tl.- receipts 1000 bales. INCLUDING 40 bsies
- ,ISSi, lures opened firm and closed cue.: Aser-
H. oSE % Octooer. BID: October ana Noven-
-. -Nofernter and December 5as75 Oa5- Tp.oe--
5V-1: January and February 5z5 ora
4EIl aaa May SolG5o2d May and June 0i AZ ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09

-o-gsCL VEIgNrlKE-GVE HOUSE

Joseph ?. Day. sUctioneer. VIII offer for sale IN
foreclosure. On Tuesday. October Il. al No 81
r-oa zvav. 81 noon. the two story and attic frame
6--e ~ house No. 2e22 Kalentine-sve., corner OF
ras- -e-kun6re6- 6-rtrety -ninth-st-
This house has al the modern improvements ana
sc n @-s- class condition Il is sirua ted hiEn
ground near Bedford Park Station.
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SOME INTERESTING LEASES.

r. r. Hayuan Company has leased 70 Judge J
n F.rzsinnons the TWO five story tenement houses
10. s15 and 1906 second-ave-, for a term q I've
49,,
John X. Gold.uC has leased for Chester ". Ch3P-
No Is West ElftN-Se 1-sr-. 70 Nllllarn Ma
vice Cor term. He has also leased for : :
Faul5--E No. - East Forry-1ftE-st-. 70 Mrs II. A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09
LARGE BUILDING LOAN OBTAINED.

IRE Netherlands Construction Company has OBJ
-sne5 building loan Of s2S-5oo on a plot Ieollxler
~ee- a- the southwest corner Of Oue-hun dred-and-
----s-st. and Broadway, from Joseph Hammer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09
7HE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Fl-o-e-st.. west side. 100 feet north Of Coum-
t-s-zve. two story frame dwelling house 2osx45
@eet. thomas Scott. owner and architect. $500
Southern Boulevard. south Ei6e, IL feet west q
rvc-aFs-ave., one story brick dyeinE room. 2ox5o
fes-. Jacob Doh. owner; hurtzer & Rentz, archi-
- s. 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Rsgr0ids. A-rer A ~ Iavverr. Tt-r- rrs,--4-~.
--a,. 7'-a-st no II East years, PEI -
So, zer1srger Christian ~ s--i. A. r5---- S'0'
Z f. % q ct A.ar-ha-ave. 8 years.
r-... Estri-z C. ana anather executors %
-e1lslr savings Pam. 77-r !. ~ Ia
g. -.l Ntsts gears- 4. 1e- ~e-- N
-e--t--i r. % TashIng-1r -,-1zt Com
4 - --sl e corner l,ssez-st: 3 years:
-'.1 Is- IL. L - Realty 8I9r-eaee c-o-r-sn,-.
- -. 49, e y - shave. prior us9rtgsge
-'1ls.zns. Ellen. 20 Rochester s-5s-. GU
'1F lrf--lte. 7cth-st , : 80
,. .-ls5l s7 s- . years: - per oent- 300
sS1-st p r.. 20 q n Io-h-sve. Il $50. .-l--
Gibbons. Thomas J. % Nsahattan Real 49,. LoO
anr 1--iCiIg AEsoclariQl5 1ssth-st
= fth-aEe. prior mortgage 81 0spg- 1--r.--ylt
building loan agreement. year. q - eleta4 -
EoElarc- J-e i. T. Margaret Ke=ns-- 49, 90
r-e - cs--.t - 80, PEI cen -. 1900
e. rs. 1873 q ~ 5th-aves 3 years. q -
Cohen Max snc another 20 simon s+sfr-.,,c.ss. GOO
Porrenburr Mary e &c German sariaEs Ham 800
a7fh-1- 10 SIS East. prior mortgage. SC 900.
Isriz Henry L 70 United states Tr,lst Colnpsnv -'
alL auofher- Fark-aEe =. = p cr ITerh-
- interest and tine cue as per bind $50
ser1Er.EE1E Construction Company Ioserh
IialoerahlsEs Broadway corner lO3d-st.
Goo.s-e.n. Isaac. and another 70 Henry Hughes
-ish-st. 2ss7 2 o. 5th-ass; years.
11-1uel Realty Company 20 oItizens' savings
arEF s5-I-Et, sc = q e q West End-sve.
year Der cent gold - On
hoLle ~ Herbert Earoe. sane property. prior
1r-gaFe. So GO demand. per cent...-..- 30 On
y ---oH Julia 3, 20 Harlem Savings Bank. IS2d-
t 30 aal West. year. = per cent-.-------- y %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

= --zs-- rav. sC5 and So I36th-st 200 :: -
r. ts---s-sge 5lzlsl. Two F-Cry bk n Egan
sr- = r S--aeter - a. Il EEsn. atty, Plunkett
- z-- E-- s. % taxes etc. $50 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09


49, - 40 East. for one story f-zrne coal
esh,- 80. = % Irowbricge. owner; n De
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09
Election Notice.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS
OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK.
General Oflces. l07 "

General Offices. 1O1 West 4lst St.
Borough OF Manhattan
Notice is hereby gvein pursuance OF Chapter ss o.
the OF 1896, amended Section 10 Chapter 30
190l-of boundaries each Of the election
districts Borough OF Manhattan Of the designation
place Registration Octooer 9th 10TH 10Th
17tn. and OF the polling place for election 70 pe
held 3D. 1903 each the election districts
IN said borough, follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09
c,r1Irn RIDs WILL BE RECEIVED BY

- she President OF Borough o. Manhattan al Inc
49,. EF.1 Pen No until Il oclock A ~
o''@ IA IN EsDAN, OCTOBER 20, IBo3.- .>--,
>o FOR FURNISHING ALL TIE L-A5Oit -
vaTE-F5TAI REQUIRED FOR I1EPAIIts ~ ;, IN
IN DUANE STREET. BETWEEN ELA SlI-L@1@- 49,
M FOR REPAIRS TO SEVER u 1890 4yTt5--y
,.-Es-r-r 75r5--yF-E,l TWENTY-FIVE AND -H4fI4 I
FIRST STREETS. - - er-vx-zr N ONE HUN
roF2FT, AID FORTY FIFTH SItlF.f.I SfrF
BET@wEEN EIGHTH AVENUE AND
~ a FOR REPAIRS TO sEWEE no ~ I've y
urTyxFFS Elm STREET ~ . IN,
10 FOR REPAIRS TO SEWER ~. ~ ~ ~ !. Tfsr,S
BETW ZEN FCi X ~
aVENr-fs hNp TO CONNECTIONS II N'N-
n mn REPAIRS TO SEWERS II T1ES go
FIFTH sTRFF-T BETWEEN BRoAD"Ai AMI CIV
no FOR REPAIRS TO BOX S 15sIIT P1T-r Ji1H
FOOT OF FOR'-Y-sECOND STU !, !, ~ -
usrrirfllars CITY hklL55I.-y-A
49, TAcGF a CANTOR. Borossh ftSsi17i'N
re Cs.y 80 NtsTr York October :. lS1a-
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Proposals.
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY


SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
= TIE President o. the Borough OF Manhattan at the
Tuesday, oCTOBER 20 1908 o
30 J FOR EE1S Cl-AIlNG AND REPANING WITH
TsEIA1D as ToUHbATioH' THE RoADwAY OF F A7E
SUE a PROM sETENTY-sETENTH 70 sETENTY-
80 ? LIE TIE RoA a.75..- OF AyENCE =. FROM
EIGHTY FIRST 70 E 5iI1 STREET
From NJ ylA11M ~ or SEC4NR AvN S
so. > TIE RoADwAY OF Second AVENUE.
65s-4 oS,z HCE!25,Eg AID THIRD STREET TO
40 THE ROADWAY OF HOUSTON STREET.
From LEWIS sTREET 70 CANNON STREET AID
.lANTzATTAN STREET, FROM HOUSTON = THIRD
rR6 E5 5E R2 s4REE 70 F2ET ASAF
20 THE ROADWAY or TT5rRTY-FI
lc rI = = STTi ~ rF T7T ~ r a Is STREET
FROM FIRST AEEoLJ,E 70 East RIVER ,-7,-zy
STREET. FROM COLUMBUS TO AMSTERDAM AVE
-. i TIE RoApwAy OF ONE HGXpREE.D AID
roRT--FIFTTI STREET. FROM AMSTERDAM Ave
10. 2 TIE ROADWAY OF one LITEp Tl?E, AND
zILsIX1F5 81 SrIS7EI Ft,CA ans I-A'- a. L
20 - TIE ROADWAY OF ONE HUNDRED AND
FITTrETH sTREET from ST. NICHOLAS AVENUE
80 i ron REPAIRISG TIE AsPLAIT, PAVE AVE.
-11+-Ep---RRP e 1 RAILWAY 601TPa15r o.
7E1-1i1y t2-rN-r-r- T7T5v-T5TS one F7J-NrRF-D AID
sTxTTf-,-74 sTPEET AID one HUNDRED AND
81 x ro x RFGtItT7rG AND REPAvrNG WITH
WOOD 3L0cK PAyEMf5N - 6r sPPt-;
sIaTTr. From Broadway TO GREENWICH
~ is TTIF ROADWAY OF TWENTIETH STREET.
FROM PRO- IE'-AT TO FIF[a a. "A, -- r-7t5--4y
sTREET- FROM CENTRAL. PARK WEST TO AoisT1I'-
80 50 Is FoR REGULATING A2D REPAvI2lG ZyITE
r pvoCK PAVEMENT. OK CONCRETE
T-0r-5H LTToN THE RotDwAy OF FoRTy--E,I-L25T
sTRFET. FROM LEXINGTON 70 PARK AVENUE
Also. - e--,--,---- >-v,---r-
e--prz-T FpC,I WEST END AVENUE TO RIVER
sl.,55- 81 -14E ROADWAY or ONE TEr-N-DRED Ar-D
,-,r-v 7r4Tpr1 s7~pEET. FROAIsAMsTERDAM AVE
o-r-r-- 10 ppo ANYWAY. --.,-- ---,----
- nor rrr-r-r. TTN-r- AND RIP VIC V-Itt
PT2FSFNST con
80 --,T-s-ro -7ro- TFEr ROADWAY OF BROAD
wy From CANAL TO El-S-.1 - LEI
For ruh pa .-1r q NrOP po-ough President
- ~,., p e,evv York October E 1903.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09
NAVAL STORES.

SPIRITS turpen.iae was rtesdv s,s ,,.-, -, -,
host1 was steady In tone vits r~icss
sSii@nSeo and the sharp edge on Tar We 80. =
Guot. anu active IN jo5oing way ful prices. We
Telc "a anu machine bis. -
TAR-Piae bolz. 81 ToSs2 so: oil hbl, q -oas.
g, 80 = 80 TIlor % good strained 50 sNso Is. z
-. - = s0etS@ 80, H 81
81 s5,7sa - 20 2o s. 50. X. 81 6O@S4 20: " G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

40 zi-st 10 al East. for story br1ck 0-ios.
-1--0.4' J n SculG- oVner. q z Eoche. erchi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09
Proposals.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
CITY OF NEW YORK
BOARD OF CITY REcoRn.

Sealed bids or estimates viii hs roo.,.,
at the Office of the SUPERVISE ., -, -.
Record hoofn ioS"' io-21 Park Row, City of
New York, until Ii o'clock a NJ on -
OCTO Der 10TH. IoO3
FOR SUPPLYING PRINTED. ITruo-
CIR APHED, OR BLANK pooE-s
DOCKETs, LIBERs. BINDING Coy
ERs. BINDING. ETC. FOR THE Tsr
OF THE COURTS AND THE DEP.RT-
NIENTs AND BUREAUS OF TIE GOV
ERSMENT OF THE CITY OF Wv
YORK DURING TIE YEAR 1903.
Sample Ie7ves and full trad. dsxc-s-.
all the books, etc. called for ON ,ba -,
tract have been prepared. giving ami. O.
pOrtunity for bidding by those not pre
vfousIy familiar with City work. seor;,
required. % per cent. of bid
For further particulars City Record.
The Board OF CITY R.cora
By CHARLES s HERyF.y
o.-, -.. ,ooo Supervisor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09

A DvERTIsESENTs ana suh ss,as '
- received their DPtos,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Park Board at the once o: the Department Of
Parks Arsenal Building Fifth Avenue and SIxty-fOurth
street Borough o. Manhattan. The City q New York
until o TTH4ITARSD 1 OCTOBER %. 1909.
BorouGhs of Brooklyn and Queens.
FOR FURNISHING AND DEL EERISG
CT5T-SHFs1 TRAP ROCK AND TRAP ROCK SCREEN
fNGs on PARKs AND PARkWAYS As REQLIISED;
"a = TCR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING TOP
con. or GARDEN MOULD on PARKS AND PARK
WAYS AS REQUIRED. -
- eI1I -ar-i-.-ars see CITY RECORD.
WILLIAM r WILCOX.
JOHN z ETSTTS,
RICHARD YOUNG.
Colraissionsrs-
Dated October , 1893.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09

CEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- The Park Board Office Of the Department OF
Parks rse-aI Building Fifth Avenue and Sxyf2-rth
Street Borough = Manhattan. The City OF New York
---' THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1908.
BorouEn OF Manhattan
FOR PAVING WIN ROCK ASPHALT NtsIIC AND
rf5GV'TT,IN-C THE NECESSARY DRAINAGE N THE
IyaTE IL GENITAL PARK ADJACENT TO FIFTH
AVENUE. ErTWEES EIGHTI-FiF'TH AND NINE
TTETH STREETS
For fui Ta-tlcula-s see CITY RECORD
william r. WILCOX.
JOHN r. ECSTLS,
RICHARD YOUNG
Commissioner.
DATED October . 1903
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09
City PROPERTY for Sale.

NV <sToFY bay window raediu-u-.izec Amer
~ can basement dwellings rs 243 West IO0rh 81
steam heated and electric lighting: moderate prices
HANDscME RROwNsToNE * soo-. :, rAs-,,. -,
Dressing modern sanitary bright and cheer
ful cne order hard woods; 70s KEATISS I56 5th-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09

scEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- the Park Board Office q the Department Of
Parks Arsenal building Fifth Avenue sxty-f1urth
Street Borough Il Manhattan. The City OF New York.
until 3 O'clock p NJ.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER II. 1903.
Borough OF Manhattan.
FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR AND MA
TFRIAI-S REQUIRED TO BUILD BLCESTONE STEPS
WITH BUBBLE STONE FOUNDATIONS AND TO CON-
sTRT-CT WALKS OF ROCK ASPHALT MASTIC IN
ST NICHOLAS PAPE AT ONE HUNDRED AND
THIRTY FIFTH STREET
For full particulars CITY RECORD
WILLIAM r WILCOX
JOHN r ECsTIS.
RICHARD YOUNG.
Commissioners
Dated October :. 1903.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- the Park Board the Office Of the Department
Parks arsenal Building Fifth avenue ana Sxty-t0urJh
Street Borough Manhattan. The City q New York.
until . clock p u.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER IL. 1903.
Borough of The Bronx.
FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING FOUR HUN
DEED t4JOi BARRELS PORTLAND CEMENT. FOR
PARKS. BOROUGH CF TIE BRONX.
Fo- full particulars See CITY RECORD.
WILLIAM Z WILCOX
JOHN z
RI HARD YOUNG.
Commissioners o. ParhA
pated Ortoher I. 1903
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- -be pa-r Board the Office % Department q
Park Arsenal Building Fifth Avenue and Sxty-courta
Srree. Eoroush @ Manhattan Tie City q. New York.
tr-I 9 o'clock P n
--- THI- HSDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1908.
borough IaEhattHn.
FOR WORK AND MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR
-T7-. f-DoC~TFI-CTIg< OF A -TLA1f- HEATING AND
yI.%T-TT.AT TING APPARATUS FOR THE AQUARIUM
PT-IT.TTNC II RATT--I-v PARK.
r. fru ra~-cLla-s see CITY RECORD
WILLIAM r. WILCOX
JOHN F. ETTS-IS
RICHARD YOUNG
Commissioners.
Dated October 3 1903.
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STINIATEs FOR PHO

niles viii he received BY
pier a" Battery Place.
18th. 1903. (For particu-
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LOST OPPORTUNITY


Last week an excursion went
from Hays TO the maneuvers at
Fort Riley On Friday Y editor
spent the day there. st the camp
they were 'soIhhg- souvenir books
contaipg pictures and description OF
the Fort and camp. and the follow
ing article at opening of book that
made Hays people ashamed 10 tell
where they weTo from,
'Qpp0rtGa5tg. ,
Iii IS 9 tTIte saving that tho
rarest faculty N the world is the
ability 10 recognize an Opportun
ty. ingalls, voiced 1t in tbe maies
dc poem bearing tao title 'tOppor
tanitY", Every man. eYerY town,
every state. can gaze retrospective
lT and see the chances for great
ness which came and weat pnheed
ed. And of this we are reminded
by telegram from Washington
which states that the Government
will concentrate 10000 troops al
ct Il leY for drill q instruction
In 1874 Gen sheridan. then
IN command OF the west, recon-
mended the abandonment OF q lot
If military posts IN bis department
and the establishment OF 2 perma-
nent posts IN Kansas. one at Leav
enworth the other HAYS, and he
prepared BID to the Kansas Leg
isiature ccding the jurisdiction Of
the Forts Leavenworth and Hays
Reservations to the u. S, Gov
ernment. When the bill came upI
tor passage the Representative OF
Elhs county opposed Is tar as Ft
fIaes was concelned and it was
struck out and Fl Riley inserted.
~ hen It was too late the people
OF Ellis county realized the mis-
take OF their Representative
And Ft Hays was later abandoned
Now the Government would be-
spending a million dollars a year1
there for improvements, employing
q thousand mechanics to do the
work. might have the 10000 state
and national troops there, with the
monev it brings, rather than june
ton city s. Ft. Riley The people
Of Rays are now nightly pleased
over q small educational institution
which has been located on their res
erYauon by the state "
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Music at home these

Long, evenings.
No W that the evenings are long
and be tor months, enjoy them
with the choicest music, far better
than any piano or organ and no
experience OF teacher required,
Take just one load out of YOUR
wheat crop and go to Henry
SHUITZ and get one of his com
plete $25 Edison Photographs
and delightfully."- entertain Yourself,
and your friends when they drop
in, not a piece on the piano or
organ, but whole concert by the
finest of eastern artists.
A full brass band or an orches
ira, cornet. trombone or even a
banjo solo that will set your feet
to pattihg. Some of the finest song
pieces, solos, duets and quartetts,
ever sung, the finest busic ever
heard, Go hear it and take one
home to please tho family, Just
one load Of wheat.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-10-31

Three of the prettiest piano com
positions of late years are just be-
ing introduced by Lyon & Healy
of Chicago. The scholarly harmo
MES and artistic touches of the
STORY of the Flowers" has made
this beautiful flower song an lnstan
taneous success for the piano
ION the Boulevard" Is a march
bubbling over with vim & v1gor,
placing it upon the list OF marches
which will. be played for long
time to come. The Eagles
march, a fine, inspiring military
march, was PLAYED daily with pro-
nounced success by Weber's Clncin
nattI Band during a long season.
These beautiful pieces may be
o blamed from all music dealers or
by writing Lyon de HeGIy.
1919 Wabash ave, Chicago, Ill.
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NOTICE.

All persons interested will take notice that
nv petition is on file in the office of the Ellis
county, Kansas, Probate Court, asking for
authority to sell the followind described
real estate situated in Ellis county, Kansas,
belonging to the estate of ALOIS DEFINING
deceased, for the purpose of paying the debts
of said estate and the expense of administra-
ton, and to pay the minor heirs their share,
they being in need of same TO pay for their
support, towit:
Lots Nos. l, 5, Z, 9 & II in
block 1 IN Emeronville, Kansas.
The w. half of the northwest
quarter of section 80, town Is, S.
range 10 west in Ellis Co. Kansas
now under contract, conditions of
said contract not being complied
with as required therein.
said petition is set for hearing at the
office of the Probate Judge. in the city OF
Hays, said county, on Tuesday,sthe 27th Of
October, 1905 at 10 am. at which time and
place YOU can make known any objection
you may have to The granting of said order
of sale. Dated Sept z2d, 1898
NJ, J. Denning Enfield,
Administrators of said estate.
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Or Ro,.a iHho,td learn


To laugh; to rus; to SWIM, to be
neat. TO carve; to make a fire; to
be punctual; to willingly do an
GRAND; to cut kindlings; to sing,
If they can; to gladly help mother;
to hang up their hat; to respect
their teachers; to hold their heads
erect; TO sew On their own buttons;
to wipe their shoes on the mat;
to speak pleasantly to older per
sons; to put every garment in its
proper place; to remove their hats
upon entering the house; to attend
strictly to their own business; to
be gentlemanly and kind to your
parents, family and everybody.
Nov. Woman's Homo Companion,
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Catharinc wheat
farm for sale cheap.

We have for sale on easy terms
a 100 acre wheat farm north of
Catharine. so acre sod ready fol-
the drill, 10 acres in splendid
wheat this year ready for another
crop. House, stable, we'll, near to
school house. See FREESE.
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RESIDENCE LOTS

Do you or your frlends Wall
To buy some choice building lots?
'Fe. offer for sale the 5 lots on
east Jones or College avenue from
the Livery stable lot TO the 1Ietho
dist church, each lot is 80 foot on
the street running back 125 feet to
an open alley. Good sidewalk &
row of handsome bio trees, & good
water, two wells, Only 5 blocks
to and on the same street as the
new State Normal school.
A bargain for some one,
See Free Press Office.