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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-22
Nothing Doin,.

"Just one kiss, dear, before | co."
pleaded the young physician.
None of that for me, thank you"
rejoined the fair maid. 81 don't like
the idea of having a doctors bill
thrust under my nose."-Cineinnati
Enquirer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-22

Judge Hi Dcnd Mt NOckVIIIe, CONN.
ROCKVILLE, Conn. Aug. 22.-By
the death of Judge BeneZet II. BIZ
the state loses one Of its ablest law
yers. He was state attorney for Toll
land county for twenty-four years and
corporation counsel for the city of
Rockville for twelve years up to 1899.
Judge Bill was seventy-fve years old
and was graduated from the Yale Law
school in 1854.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-22
TOTEM VILE.
EUREKA ACCEPTS.

Eureka Engine Company, of the
Tottenville Fire Department, has re-
an invitation to take part in
the opening Of the county fair at the
Cove. Wost Brighton, on Labor Day
The boys have accepted and they ex-
pcct to go in full force.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-22
FELL DOWN STAIRS.

William Bailey, Jr., of Pine ave-
nue., after going on the moonlight ex-
cursion and coming home safely in
spite of tile prophecy, Wednesday, got
up Thursday morning and slipped on
the stairs and fell down. He knocked
his shoulder out of place and broke
some of his fingers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-22
ASPHALT FOR BROADWAY ?

Rumor has 1t that Broadway, be-
tween Bentley and Main streets, will
be asphalted, instead of another kind
OF pavement which was at first sug-
gested. The citizens hope this is true.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-22

Employment Agent-What was the
matter with your last place?
Domestic-The missus was too per-
ticuler.
I'm what way?"
"She wouldn't let me lock tn baby
in tn foldin' bed wen had company"
IN. Y. Weekly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-22
A Training school.

Parker-YSur friend Stone always
speaks well Of everybody.
Kerwin-Yes; merely force OF habit
Parker-What's the explanation?
Kerwin-He's a marble cutter and bis
speciality is carving, ezktaphs on grave
stones.-Cincinnati Iquirer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-22
DISPATCHES.

The homeward rush Of American
summer travellers from Europe has be-
gun.
Aclillinn, the favorite Corfu estate
IF the late Austrian empress. has been
sold to a Greek banker for $1G0,000.
1t is reported from Saratoga, n. Y.
that John w. Gates and companions
lost $4,000 in a gambling house there.
Adolph Beck. who was kept in prison
10 England for a long term of years
through mistaken identity, has been
released.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-22

BAYONNE. n. T.. Aug. 22.-A tramp
stole John Minton's clothes while he
was swimming in Newark bay. and
Minton had to sneak to his home here
in his bathing suit. The thief got
81. il gold watch and chain and other
vaiuables in the stolen clothes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-22
The Risk of Good Nature.

The man who won't complain or fret,
No matter how his luck has gone,
Is thoroughly esteemed. and yet,
Oft thoroughly imposed upon.
Washington Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-22
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three are taken today. Every year
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-22

GOOD position open for man with good
reference. Call room a, Scheuer build
ing, Perth Amboy. 8 to 8 A.. M. or D to
6P. M. Colonial Life Insurance Co..
1921 S-l6 l wk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-22

A danish girl, not been long in this coun.
try wants a place as upstairs girl, en-
quire 800 N. Is. Ave. II
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-22
Won plehve,s Assassin Dend.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 22-It IS
rumored here that the assassin Of NJ.
Won PIehse, minister Of the interior, Is
hnaH
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-22

SALES LADIES wal cd. Ooons & 90.
State street. 1855 o-2s Ii
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-22

zSALESLADY wanted, must be able tn
play piano. Olympia Musical Auto
nation Co. $50 Smith Smith st.
TG74 s 90 81
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-22

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HE'LL WANTED

BOY wanted. Coons & %. State street.
1854 s % 1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-22
FOR RENT.

3 or 4 room apartments with latest i'm
provements. 81 and IS per month. 291
ahd 293 n. B. Ave. Enquire of the
househsepef or Herman shfagowitz.
Tel. 1913 l06.I0S South 2nd ST.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-22

A YOUNG MAN wishes position as
bookkeeptr. Address d. 7. Ncws
Office. SIT tt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-22

WANTED-Ynuug girl for upstairs
work and to wheel an invalid chair
SO Gordon street. 7GS2 = Vt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-22

MRS. BERRIS wants washing to do.
10 Mechanic st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-22

A Position wanted as driving wagon.
Address David Mathews, 1870 Smith st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-22

A YOUNG girl would like to take
care of children, enquire News Office.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-22

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MISCELLANEOUS

ASK for Simmen's Bread. AT all
dealers. 7O99 20 II
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Real Estate
REAL ESTATE
STIFF WITH COLD
WEATHER MAKES IT DIFFICULT
TO HANDLE YET.
Small Chunks, However, Are Going at
Good Rate-The Demand for
Home Sites Is Promising-Lowry
Hill Section to Be Invaded by An
other Flat Building.

Weather conditions for the past
week have not been favorable to real
estate activity. However, the mar
ket has been lively in the number Of
small sales. Loans for improvements
continue good. This shows that the
preparing to continue the building
boom In low-cost homes.
More inquiries have been received
about the proposed flats at Douglas
and, Hennepin avenues, announced
last week, than for any contemplated
improvement of the season. Much diff
ference Of opinion exists as to the adj
visibility Of permitting apartment
houses to be built on the edge Of this
the exclusive Lowry Hill and Clifton
avenue home districts. When Trini-
ty church proposed building one block
from the site Of these flats, protest
! was made and the church people
bought at the other end Of the lot to
accommodate the neighborhood.
The Virginia is on a site that was
satisfactory for the Lowry Hill Con-
gregational church, and for practical
ly nothing else, but park, until it
moved. The next best use seemed to
be for an apartment house. and little
objection was expressed. The Fifield
& Ingham buildings are to be. high
class, with twenty-foot lawn, and
perhaps the slight agitation against
the buildings may drop, as it did in
| the case Of the Hampden on Blais-
dell avenue, when the generous front
and side lawn plan Of the builder was
exploited.
The permits this week, according to
| the Improvement Bulletin summary,
go above the $4,000 mark. Chief
among them are those for the CAL
houn school addition and for the
Agnes Pabst fiat building at 628-630
E Franklin, $4,000 and 100000 re-
spectively. The Minnesota Linseed
Oil and Paint company took out an
other permit for buildings in it's new
plant to cost $4,000. Fourteen per-
mits are for houses costing $4,000 and
over. -..t 49,. III. ,--t e.. ? -.-.-.-zF
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u. S. INSTALLMENT REALTY CO.,
~e@. Suite 800, kasota Block.
David P. Jones & Co
Main Floor, Bank Of Commerce Building

$50 Each-22d av S, between 22d
and Oath SITS. We have five eight
room houses, Nos. 1903, 1905, 2307,
1900 and 2311. All have wells and
cisterns, storm sash and screens;
thoroughly well-built, warm houses;
each rented for. SIS a month. Only
$135 down in cash required; easy
terms for balance, on long time.
$2,5OO-2S23 Grand av. A very good
looking, warm, ten-room house,
with large barn. City water, storm
sash and screens. Ample grounds,
with fine trees. One Of the most
attractive homes on Grand av. $3.50
down, balance on easy payments
and monthly installments.
50, 75O-Double house, 2432-4 10th av
S. Six rooms in each house, pro-
vided with city water, storm sash
and screens. Rents for $50. Cash
payment required, 1915, and month
ly installments Of $27.50.
$3,OOO-921-923 E 22d st. Double Z
room house, provided with we'll and
cistern, storm sash and screens. A
desirable building site on 22d st,
adjoining double house included
Cash required. $500; balance on
time, easy payments.
$2,60O-2908 Lyndale av N. A nine
IOOlll HOUSE,, Will sewer anu water
connections, on a beautiful double
corner lot, opposite Farview Park.
Lots 11Ox165 feet to alley, facing the
park. Present rental $216 year.
We can give discount for half
cash or more, and If necessary can
offer very liberal terms Of payment.
$1,5OO-3319 Longfel1ow av. Two
story frame dwelling, arranged for
two families. City water, well, els
tern and good barn. Storm windows
and screens.
$2,5O0-3112 and 3114 Pleasant av.
Two-story frame double dwelling,
rooms each. City water and sewer
connection. Lot 45x123 feet to alley.
Rent, $28 per month.
$1,1OO Each 3009-11 10th av s. Two
story, seven-room, detached dwell
ings, city water connections.
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81, OOO-2028 Clinton av. East front,
tWo-story, modern house, containing
eight rooms and complete bath
room; three mantels and fireplaces;
hardwood finish throughout; good
barn. Land 60x131 feet. Sewer and
city water connections.
$3,75O-32O-322 18th av Sc. Two
story double frame dwelling, near
university, containing seven rooms
and new bathroom each. House
newly shingled, painted and pa
pered. In fine condition Of repair
and renting for $50 per month. Land
s50x135 feet to alley.
$2,50O-3043 Harriet av. Nice, attrac-
tive, two-story, eight-room dwelling,
including bathroom, city water,
hardwood finish.
$3,500-FYve solid brick, six-room
renting for $40 a month each. Lot
9Sx130 feet to alley. Water and
sewer in and paid for. Best bar
gain offered on Cedar av. Constant
ly rented. Fine, permanent con-
struction.
$s,OOO-2025 Clinton av. Two-story
frame eight-room dwelling, in good
condition Of repair. Land 5Ox146
feet. Splendid neighborhood. City
water, sewer connexions; gOOd barn.
$1,10O-27O4 Humboldt av N. Two
story, eight-room house; cistern,
storm sash and screens. Very easy
terms; discount for cash. Rents
SIC month.
$4,5OO-1705 Western av. Two-story
frame dwelling, with modern i'm
provements. Beautiful yard, with
shade trees. Barn in rear. Land
1O0x237 feet.
$2,5OO-2657 Grand st NE. Two and
a-half-story frame house, ten rooms,
hardwood finish downstairs, good
bathroom and furnace; five large
bedrooms. House can be made
double, or a good boarding house
proposition. Ground 31x12O feet,
with barn. Near new 32d av N
bridge, elevators and schools. Rental
$40. Double discount for a good
cash payment. Investigate promptly.
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Ross Crane, Cartoonist- Humorist- Clay
MOdeIer.

The last number Of the Wesley
course will present most unique and
entertaining program. Mr.. Ross Crane
possesses high, degree of artistic
ability and rich and rare quality Of
humorous perception. His cartoons
are executed with great rapidity and
precision. The droll caricatures
and character sketches in crayon and
clay, the charming landscapes, the
beautifully illustrated songs, the i'm
presentations and laughable piano bur-
lesques are. a sure cure for the blues.
I With Mr.. Crane is Valentine Abt,
the great player on mandolin and
harp, and Wallace Bruce Amsbary, the
reader. These gentlemen have many
friends in Minneapolis, due to former
engagements here. Special requests
have already been made for favorite
numbers.
The entire program will be whole
some, ennobling and stimulating. Seat
sale opens at the Metropolitan Store
Friday morning. There are few de-
sirabIe seats not taken by course
ticket holders.
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BARNES BROS.

200 Oneida Bldg, lo4 Fourth Street So.
$1,000 -2s1e 18th aY S., 6 rooms.
city water in yard; cellar, cistern, /
small barn; lot 29x130.
$1,000 29O0 18th ay S., rooms, cor
ner lot, 41x127.
$3.50 22O3 10Th av S., rooms,
city water, large cellar, good WE'LL;
lot 26x150; large wood and store
house on rear of lot.
$14OO-2539 18th ave S., 6 rooms,
sewer, city water, storm windows, 1
screens; lot 30x127 to alley.
$15OO-1403 21st av N, 9 rooms, ex-
cellent cellar, cistern, barn, carriage
shed; lot 5Ox125 to 14-foot alley.
$15OO-2716 Franklin av E., frame
store and fiat building, 22x48 feet;
fiat of five rooms above; basement,
cistern, well, barn and wagon She'd;
lot 32x82 to alley. 4
$1S5O-1111 Girard av. NJ, 8 rooms,
city water, large cellar; lot 52x110.
$16OO-2923 Dupont av. NJ, rooms.
city water, gas, cemented cellar,
well, storm windows, screens, large
barn with chicken house attached;
lot 45x129 to alley.
$16OO-2410 Como Sc, z rooms, fin-S
ished partly in hardwood and natural
pine. This house is new one, COM
pleted in November, 1908.
9160O-3534 18th av S., 1-story, 81
room cottage, cellar, well, cistern,
barn and carriage shed, wood and
coal house, lot 50x129 to alley.
$1,000 1920 Garfield av., 8 rooms.
city water, (hoth foors), mantel in
parlor, good cellar. This house is
arranged for two families, lot 41x128
to alley.
$4,000 3016 Pleasant av., 8 rooms,
summer kitchen, store house, city
water, wet sink; lot 46x129 to alley,
parquet floors, expensive decorations,
paintings, ETC., outside.
$500 = 3214 Blaisdell av., Z rooms.
strictly modern, full cement base-
ment:: beautiful hardwood finish,
loaded glass, etc.
$40OO-3113 Bird av S., strictly mod
ern up-to-date residence in the best
residence section of 3rd avenue. This
building should be thoroughly in-
spected to appreciate it's value.
The above properties can be bought
on terms to suit, with small payment
down and the balance monthly to suit
the purchaser.
Call or send for our new illustrated
catalogue, containing complete deg
cription of over four hundred homes,
ranging in price from $500 up, which
can be bought on the above terms.
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For Sale at Big Bargain

Eight Room House for two families
2719 18th avenue S, can be boui
on very easy monthly payments
$15 month.
Two 2-story houses on corner of
street and 18th avenue S. Cor
lot. A big investment, S2,7OO. .,.-
Nine Room house, modern except
heat; lot 48x12S to alley; 9th
avenue and Gath street s. $4,000. Is
Ten Room house arranged for two
families; partly hardwood finish 9Th
st and 25th avenue. $1,000.
This property, 1920 and 2022 4tl
street N, has been ordered sold by
the court to the highest cash bidder
Go and look at It and make offer.
Corner 22d street and Oakland avenue
Groom house and barn, $500.
Nine Room; all modern house and
barn, Chicago avenue and Gath
street. Want offer, $4,000.
A Four family house on 9th avenue 8
and 25th street; big bargain
$4,000.
Two 7-room houses northeast, on Gem.
trail ave; rent for $28 per months.
$4,000.
Lots In Forest Heights addition for
sale very cheap, as they must be
sold per order Of receiver.
-sn~~u - k
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George McNeir and Wife to Hattie ssi Heint2e
nan, part Of lot block 8. Anderson, Douglas
{ Co IS addition, 50, 600. 3.
], shues Bear and wife tootto G. Holt. lot 2,
bGh 4or'anee and r Vile % 1a9a
4 to 3d. block 8. Lake Harriet Park 81, 425.
5 A. Noel Brakeman texecutor) to David n
Howe lots 6 and Z, Chowen's addition, $1,000.
Isaec A. Barnes and wife to Rasnus A. Jacob
son, lot 1. block 8, Kenwood, $780,
lane A. Gibson nan TO John r. johnson, in section
Mary q. Green ct al. to Cassius W. Kerrick
and wife; lot is, block I. Green's third addition.
James W. Fitzgerald and wife to Ora ..
La than, lot a. block 80, Remington's Second
western Realty and Investment company to
Thomas Mealey, lot Al. block 80. Bakers Fourth
Cora NJ Chute and husband to Joseph H.
M1Gdy LOT + 81 block l. Penny Baroer sub
Amelia B. Reed and husband to Alexander W.
McEachran. lots Is and 16, block 8, Maben &
Whites addition $780, sS7z%5'7 3
Amory F. Gale texecutor) to William .Seba
and wife, part lot l, block II, University adj
dition, $4,000. y
Taber, lot I, block Gareenters " ADDITION.
81. 1000. .#5
Thomas Lowry and wife to Anthony B. Ware.
lots -, 10, Is to 81 block q etc., Second Di.
vision Remington park, $3,25O.
Eleven minor deeds, $192.
Total, 81 deeds, So, 454.
BUILDING PERMITS.
W: ]: Keith, ad3 Htennepin avenue, brick Of
Eight minor permits. $1,000.
Total nine permits, So, 500
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.ois 81 Babyr,, Anacondas.

One Of the rarest sights ever seen
at the New York geological park is
the brood of anacondas born this week
at the reptile house. The cage liter
ally swarmed with them and the
young snakes proved very vigorous,
as was shown during an examination
by the keeper. The number Of peo-
pie who use golden grain belt beer
regularly in their homes will be found
to be a vigorous, healthy class. Their
nerves are steadier, their appetites
better, the zest with which they take
up whatever has to be done is greater
than among those who do not use this
delicious family beverage. Why not
join the class Of those who enjoy
steady nerves and@healthful living?
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IlOns we ITViI0 your InSPSCIlOn OF HOUSE
material and workmanship used. We note
90, 800 .oo-New, modern house. one block
from Como-Harriet line; full cemented
cellar; high-grade heating plant: hard
wood floors, seats and finish; columned
openings; sideboard and plate rail; ingle
corner; back stairs; full nickel plumb
ing; only $4,000 cash required and s35
per month. covering interest and prin-
cipal.
81 ,00o. oo-This is a larger house than the
$3,500.00 one, and has hot-water heat
beam ceilings beautiful, large two-story
porch and q lot rs feet front and 240
feet deep, covered with magnificent ma
tive trees.
90, .oo-Most artistic house, inside and
out, in the Midway district; built by
the owner, an experienced builder, for
his own home. with extraordinary care
for warmth and thoroughness Of con-
struction: house has six thicknesses OF
tarred felt, and insulating paper, with
three dead-air spaces in the walls; floors
arc all double and lined Of the finest
oak and there is tarred felt between the
roof boards and shingles; the heating
plant is extremely capable. consisting of
an extra large not -air furnace, with hot
water coil and thermostat attachment,
usually heating the house on about seven
tons Of coal; there Is an abundance Of
These houses Will be open for inspect
avenue, near Como line, for keys.
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and see the two handsomest pieces OF untmp
county. Wisconsin. Rich clay-loam soil with
seven churches, four-year, brick high school,
saw and planning mills department stores.
so acres, 2ls miles from Glenwood Y
mile from school, south half of level creek
bottom land, north half nearly level low
table land, some maple trees. running wa
ter timothy and clover growing in the open
ings very easily cleared and would make q
beautiful farm and home; price 81, 475.
SO acres. miles from Glenwood l mile
from school, nearly level; maple and other
hardwood timber on north half. remainder
open and easy to clear; highway along north
and east sides. allowing division into 40
and 4o-acre pieces If desired; price 1850.
18o acres 3 miles from Glenwood and IL
miles from Downing. y mile from school;
10 acres cultivated, 20 acres cleared, re-
mainder heavy maple timber, including
splendid sugar bush" and pasture fenced
beautiful large never-freeztng trout stream
on two forties. Small spring ponds, new and
modern seyen-room frame house, hard maple
floors stone foundation and basement cellar
basement barn. "a story granary and tool
house, fine well with pump. Hydraulic ram
could be run by creek If desired. An ideal
natural stock farm. or attractive home for
city man. Price 1850.
I selected these lands years ago as the
choicest to be had and am their owner.
H. J. BALDWIN,
Glenwood,, Wis.
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Totals .........S $500 $31 ,47S, 60S
@Boroughs! of Manhattan and Bronx.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

John Friedman and wife to James W. Fitz-
gerald lot 4, block So, Remington's second addi-
ton, $3.50. %. ~. -..... H. - -, -
Emma A. Brakeman to Minnie e. Elliott lot
8, block IL, Bakers second addition, $500.
RebetcG Donnell to G. Blomstrom. lot %, block
1893. Chicago Avenue addition, $780, 80 81
Frank w. Lauderdale and wife to Annie e.
Francis and husband lot 4, block 1919, Forest
Heights 81 200, dis .sc., s.,
Frederick Schiek and wife to Frederick schiek
company, part of lot Z, block 6, Minneapolis,
S24 1852 1s#-~ 49, = ~ ~
John Boes and wife to Frederick Brinkman,
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Settlers, Excursion Tickets.

Every day in April the Great North
ern will sell settlers low rate tickets
to all points in Montana, Idaho,
Washington, Oregon and British
Columbia. Low, rates to points in
Minnesota and Dakotas on sale Tues
days For full information call on or
address V. D. Jones, G. P. & T. A.,
800 Nicollet ave- :,
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EAST HIGH HUSTLERS
Junior Class Arranges for Lecture by Dr..
Montgomery.

montgomery. zta. &.
The Junior class of the East High
school is composed of hustlers. They be-
lieve in themselves and don't care who
knows it. Indeed they would rather that
course. Their latest venture is an enter
tainment arranged for Friday evening,
April %, when they will present Rev. DR..
J. s.. Montgomery in his interesting lee
ture "One-Sided People, at the East
High auditorium. Mr.. Montgomery is an
interesting speaker, and this lecture is one
Of his best. Nine. Maud Ulmer Jones has
been secured to- sing, and the East High
orchestra will play Tickets have been
placed on sale at the store Of the Metro
politan Music Company, on Sixth street
and in the hands Of the members Of the
class The proceeds Of, the lecture will go
to replenish the class treasury.
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C. w. WELLS ri Sos

Si25o-Houss II rooms in Ragan's Add; sold on
easy payments; rent SIT.
$360O-Nice modern house in Calhoun park
s250o-Modern house rooms and barn, Haw-
thorn av. near In: bargain.
$S00-House and five lots. out: cheap.
$3O0o-Larga house and lot, 60x125. 4th avenue,
near oath street; fine for double flats.
S550-House and three lots, 18th av. well out.
$1S00-Large building, good for boarding house,
on End st N, near new bridge.
S150O-Lot on First av heAf25th st
S1000-Lot on Portland az near 2sth st.
$lz00-Two lots. corner Oakland and 81st st.
Many bargains on easy payments
Money to loan on good security.