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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-07-25

The explosive cordlte is used by the
British soldiers as a stimulant.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-07-25

Mrs L. c. Patterson of La Plata
Guy who was operated upon a few
days ago, is reported TO be doing very
nicely.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-07-25

William l.. Bostwick and Miss lone
Robinson were united in marriage last
night at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Alexander at Animas City. The
ceremony was performed by Judge
HouX. Mr. Bostwick is a resident of
Pagosa Springs, and the bride is one
of La Plata counly's teachers. The
couple will make their home at Pa
gosa Springs.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-07-25

Richard Rowe, a fireman at the
smelter, died at Mercy hospital at 2
o'clock this morning after an Illness
of several weeks. the trouble being an
aggravated case of iistula. Rowe was
about 80 years Old. and had wife in
Torquay, Devon. England She had
never been to this country Deceased
was a member of the Woodmen of the
World of this city Funeral arrange
ments have not yet been completed
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-07-25

Alfred Charles of Denver will spend
a month or six weeks at Fort Lewis
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
son.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-07-25

The Wingate and Ambold buildings
are nearing completion; the Red Men
hall, Frank Goodman's building and
the Degenhart buildings are under
way; Hood is getting ready to com
mence on his new building, and sew
eral residences are in process of con
struction, This all looks good.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-07-25

report is current to the effect that
several ranchmen have received cash
payments to secure the right of way
for the railroad being surveyed south
OF here. A ranchman through whose
field the shrvey was run was inter
viewed today about the matter, and
he said he had not heard anything
about any money being paid The re-
port is not believed.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-07-25

Mrs w II. Wing and her two boys
and her little niece, Julia adams. went
to lsnacio this morning to spend a
few days with friends
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-07-25

A. X Ferguson left this morning for
an extended trip east. lie will join
Mrs Ferguson. who went several
weeks ago at CenteFville. Iowa. and
they Will take in the fair at St Louis
Mr. Ferguson will then visit other
cities in the interest of his business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15
Transactions IN REALTY.

Colas Collins hare sold for Rosie BorsseheiIn No.
% Last seTenry-third-st-. three story high stoop
'o~ns'one dwelling house. lot i6Ilo22 feet, 70 q
e9snf FOR Occupancy.
Solomon Stern has acid FOR Garfield q client
rt property the OF Third-sTe
ons-hunareasud- seventy-1ourth-st buildings.
PC 2Vsxl2s Feet. about $4,000. The ownsrs
- Fssel 20 builders. with loans for Improvement
sAsson Hobbs have solo q client for the WOOD
s sstats the Woodbury. block at Merhuen. Mass
~-&z 4 GgEsaron have sold the plot. 50slO0 feet,
s norTh SIDE ons-hundred-ene-ninth-s 825
- s'osewsy 10 builders for immediate improvements
- Il Often has sold for s. Ahrsns 70 Charles
F-nEet the story nathouss with stores 2.e5z
NtAsA-sTst 25x1OO feet.
HSsTy Gooosein bought through L. J. Phillips
- Nes so4. BOG ana Dos West NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A-st. three Eve story nathoures. plot 75xi0O Il
e. -. ron Dr. William Z. Mistsndcr. who has owned
ss-..IEs seu.y sold FOR George ostr.naer and
sss norm OF Third.t. 30
Lhe urn J. B. Ketchsm sold Tor Louis L4se and
a. = AAne 70 Mrs. Bauzoaar no. "a sraonnrsf-
ps ASg y cot SOD tsr ne sssan Realty Com,
samuel Cros.nan Martin S50ssti-a -a - ~
mest between Lenox
TSs 6aysrs viii improve ons-hundFea-
Ksm a!GRa T have '04 Tsssd Tor Tor
s.s sagsy tie ye sorg aathS s VIE NO.
ws Nile Co saEe SOD i9E cou az. .s stOry
nssaosss On 1T 25Tioo Zee, 4N'-'
Richard 4 Jaesrnsn Has sold for Frieds Bentn-
3 - stores. On iot zsxlCO
Myers g. e-r-.ssr hsy@ ,ela No One-hrndr-o-
story GAthouse. on lot is.H1
alsxslesr Wilson sold for Henry Tonyan no 70
No.. Ai1,fietb-tt. five story aathoiss On to' No'o>
'srasssor sisnoer have sold 20 sohmsie.sr b~ea,
70. 1884 Aao.son-sTe. q i've story nathonse- %
a1 1xlGo teet
L@asluci Simon The James Grscy 7a.e
- - East Thlrty-seventh four story hatnouse'
% ~ 2ozg8.3 feet 49,
Kspuel s.raon he's sold Cor the estate Nos St
-. go Fast Ff,y-thrd-st. i've story nAthoseS' W
b'y ssfxio5t feet -
SssA Asron has bought nom Racnsi Aiurnoe9 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15

tour rtory Gathcuse No so East oae-hundred-and-
rourth-st lot 25xIC9II feet
samuel y. Kelsey y. Combs No So
. ~ H~sr three nVe
story nathcuses. plot T5x99
herman A Rapport has Sterzer No ~
100 j '
A F. BSrro & Co have aol1 for John cotter 70 4
Aollancer Nc sd Southern Boulevard, I'VE story n
house On lot 25x1oO feet No No SAB 70 $40
Southern Boulevard ave story double fahouses on
a plot I25x90x irregular.
J Moo lay & CO have sold Henry Stats 20 Powell
Slender Nos. 5SI go Eve story
hathoUses. With stores. or plot 51-3x96 fcc;
Powell SLENDER have bought. through Kaiser & Co
Ms 6Z and 625 East Onehundred -thirty-elshths
two five story hathouses, with plot Jox1co tee
adjoining the railroad station.
The Ernst Calm Realty Company sold for Simons &
Harris No. 3See Thrd-ave, 4 five story fathouse. WITH
Or. Thomas 6. Souiwo-th reported have bought
from Adrian b IIerzog No. s07 Mad6o2-ave. n TOUR
story bro%nst0ne front dwelling mouse. lot iTx35 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15
The BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Ansrswsave east side. 3s7.s5 south Of one-hun-
dred an6-eghJy-third- a story attic Brick
dwelling house. S0xs5 feet: john Robertson. owner
Schwartz & Gross architects cost. s.. 900.
one-hgadre5- nney-eighth-st, side . feet
east e Br1ggsaye story frame dwelling house
lASJ Feet - F. LaEsOl owner. Charles 8 C.ark ar.hl-
fecr. $500
Taylorst.. side 165 north Columbus
story frame dwelling house 11xaS feet. Thomas
scott. owner a,lG architect 81 900
80
Of Brggs-are-. frame dwelling house 22x8
feet Mrs Margaret snlltVlcs, .. Miller archi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Lq5 VI. !94 Block amended map Mares estate a
&C, oDonneIi: mgrtgage s. SEQ Nominal
ct a. mortgage So 500. Nominal
Emma Brown to wIihenina N Morse. -. Nominal
3 Gunther Nominal
e57Io2 Irving 'f fiSnD6 arAf % s M ';
Park-4Ie corner s2ds5. % 2xlo6 Paul Mayer
70 Simo 2ge E Bernheinler ana another: mort,
1sstS-st s 10 II Of 7tbare 25xea II. VIII
$1,000 . '"lae, ,'5oss 435,s-Sss Nominal
to w %ae' q ' daf5soa 2oS @a2
UP Ha2s Kun 70 a 1Gs , e ls5i g @
Q and 100
AnlsreTdam-aye. corner lI6tt-st !o0lixloo.
Bsf: alortgSe $40 o65 a'a a5s 10 CnaFeS ,o
Jon1ano % C!s-lsns Eontaao ana another.
Freeeria a couaert II. referee to solomon
loth-s5 No $50 East - 4x925 Lena Niahelsoa ''''O
sPring-st Nos 845 and s47, ! 5 rs ixs0x35 sxso =.
creenpcIv- n " c5rTs- s2-- i ., y ~ an 0a
ss3T-5 " oiHsted l. John Il olms'ed mortgage
72 s5s n :, 80 Mast Tss. 95Rl 70 LA coo ana
,o s. 90 Nominal
5 N t5i Fast ": x6 1 81 9 siam sad 100
ollie sche1e:; nortsage. $1,000 o ana. 100
20 st 5 = llS = of Ist-8ve. 5ox1022 Marx
JSylor to Edward Hermann. mortEage Sa4-
80 Joseph SldeaTaa1. Tao1saEe SI76oo..... $4,000
sanK fssTlosek Hlorigage $1,000 .,-.-.--- 100
Wy1sne 70 Marie Y KfaI. noartsase 81 o56'. 100
oSth-st- p. o % Colum5us-ave 25yIO0
Theodore schmidt and another to Samuel Cor
135th-st 25x9s Il william r Rose
10 Clayton r Cotes mortgage. S225oo:
1Ilth-st Nos and west COX 100 II: Rachel
hosenthal . Morris preibatt and another.
JacoboWsky Frank schyy arr and anlthe-.
rIorts $500 o
shave. No 2 264 251lco; Bezold
osth-st, No 80 west 25xIo0 II samuel Gordon to
Elsie Engel; mortgage. $50 coo; and 100
Ntl!.ar1-st, Maiden Lane 6x49
u AXIS. Maiden lane. No Il n s. = lox4s Tx
= 2SS9 o. Queens Insurance
lea 20 New-York Life Insurance and Trust
95th-st. = 293 u % Central West. Tx
lOas. Louis Bernstein Maurice shapiro
mortgage. $4,000, and 100
avenue \, " = 1a4 4 s - 4lst-st. 25Xl0o. Guy
W Cu3g7n 20 Catherine II CEr1uina. mortgage
$1,000 and 100
4eth-sT. 8. 1908 w of Broadway. I3axIno5 ..
Broadway. Nos BOO and 557 W - sx7-.7x
StlXoell. Ellen = Quinn 70 Thomas J STANLEY
and another: MORTGAGE $500 600 ..... Nominal
cree. to Elmer N Geo
y Wakefield 25xll46, John r shannon TO Rosa
q shannon s. 200 Nominal
Hewitt Place 80 q ~ Nacy Place. 356
10 u irregular. T'Heo II ALaCy al cath
s-ne M@ehan; e and -.-...-. ...--..-.-. 100
EaCle-ave. = 1flst-st. 25xIun-
500 500 Nominal
and another 70 Joseph Hill. mortgage, $1,000
Trospect-aye W PAS = n OF I52i-s.. 10 3zo5,
EAaFles N Preston, receiver TO Cath ? Farrell. -
Pa-k-ave. W $ es3 5 = : q ls3d-st e4xs2 GxS4x
Sill August T Schroeder % Frederick y Bin
35-ave 4.Oos s. 25zI0O: Fanny Ley to
Norris Silher-7an mortgage S225o Nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15
NOW OWNS PARAN STEVENS PLOT.

ne Century Realty Company IS the sole owner Of
the Paran Stevens plot Of Forty
1ourrh-st and Fft-h-ave-, opposite DeTnonicos The
Eyndcate owned the property for some months
comprised PercevaI " Clement n Vermont Henry and
Jefferson Selgna1 the City Real Property Investing CON
ranr. and Century Realty Company.
TIE property bought the late Paran Stevens n
plans FOR -re improvement q the
parcel have L said that well known
retail house made buy The plot. Al
a DAILY had plans drawn -ur
uroyernent the plot with theatre. Il said few
wears than plans erecting apartment hotel
the being perfected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15
CITY SAID TO FAVOR soRgEL PLANS

Z reported yesterday The city authorities look
WITH favor upon rlaus The United states Realty
Gna Construction Company for the closing of Thames
end Temple and building new Thames-st so that
NE Proposed b1reel Building ana also the Trinity now
n course or ronEtTucto- Sl each have z frontage in
EroadWay n 81 feet
he thorcug1are called Tharnes-st given 10 the
- ga Nlche4as SayarG with the stipulation that il
80 e 2s@a forever As street According report
Us hlIcn % closing the making IL part OF
come. 80 ---- OSsN S'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15

MEM JERSEY CENTRAL z. r.
Liberty street ard South Fsrry. time from SOUTH
Ferry i've minutes earlier than shown bc0W1
EAsrON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND AfAUCu
CHTNk-z+y9 Lli5 East0n only1, so o. N. 10
~ 80 .5.45 Easron only 2. n Ssa-. z425 a. m.
WUKEs8ARRE AND sCRANToN-z1.oo. SO a II.
sea . Sundays, "a - O. 90 2
LAKEWOOD LAEEEU RST. TONS RIVER AND
Lakewood and LA1ehurst only. $50 D Sundays.
ATLANTIC CTTV--s4a a m. $40 D n
YINELAND AND BRIDGETOS-sz+. 90 zff51
LONG BRANCH. ASBURy PARK. OCEAN GROVE,
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHOEF FONTS
z4e0- $50, 1I30 a. 12n I90 Is. S53. A5,
$50 $50. 1150 . sundays except Ocean Grove.
PEgLADFI PHIA-t EEADINCS TERMINAL.
1TcO. 7SOo -9aO. 1000 T1LOe a. m 7i2Oo GO
$3.50 ZOO t&ts' '4to. '5fN $500. $50 So %. Sio&
.I200 a, m. ~2oo. <sAOo. sG00. S7,e0 4925 ?. m.
READING HsSRIsBT re. POTTsyTLLE AND VIII
tAAsFOiiI-- zoe. a - +Soe. .sda l5oeo tLaa
Reading PotrsviNe and Ersb cnIv II % ~ m.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE T. OF Rector St. PF 3
Atlantic Hlfs.. Seahrght. Monmouth Ben Iona
Branch PARK p Pleasant. I0GO a m 100
S45 4-So ? n Sundays. iooe m. Loo. 400 90
zFroul Liberty Street only sDaily TI,aily exrers
sunday SSund5y only tParlor cars only Via Tarn-
q-a- xSaturdays- aE1xcspt Saturdays
2s1 All 1900. 1884 Broadway 1S2 5th Av. 3 LainI
square West. 153 East 125th St 90 West I2s-h ST
245 Columbus Az, New York = Court St. s44 Set
Fulton ST. B'kvu; 39N B wGy " msbHrs New Yors
W. c. BESLER " BUR-
Vice Pres and Geu- Ms-- Gen Pszs'r Asr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

o 5eHsd R nsS to TH9 9tse w .r 2 49,
Ia5rTnann George 10 James " F-igar. Jefferson S'
81, s. be!zg To- 304. map part Hunt estate
Van Nest station: 3 ears 3 per cent 500
Company. Thompson-st, No es TO -: / wear
Bse5rasa VILLAIN. ana sa25her TO Ellen Niel
Owning aa -'ois year i'jiI pr " 5000
45G East: prior mortgage $1,000: iHstaimentz
B6rst. Charles A. 70 Gustava L MorEentaau;
Arrsteraa1a-ave e cor Iioth-st. prior mort
tist Issociaon Brosdvay cor I64i; 5000
lot iG5i map wakedea. yesfs per cent. 1000
ington-aye W F.. 100 Il Of l73d-st: due JaHu-
CIqcs, Herman. and another to Jacob Dorm
DALEY Daniel 81. 10 Annie r Daiiy e1eeuiri1
and trustee; Wash!ngtoH-ave, W =, 136 r. ~
Mcdonnell Tobr 4 and another 10 John Casne
10 i5s map section 81 Raymond PARK due
July / 1909. pe- cent ....-..- LOO
ll7th-st. :. 10 # Of 2d-aVe demand. 900
IahrI.ann. George. to Benjamin Elgar. Jefferson
Nc. ear s' B 54O .f Jun. estate al IAN 500
MqshsR Gstas-ias 20 theodore u lasy e. a.
Apr ., 1905. per cent. -. 1000
East: prior iaar5sass. $1,000:
R9f asos .d s"stas e & ReFoea . Roaa8e
Knaaf charles to B.ens ciesseI lots 2os ana 2sa
MAJ Van Heat PARK mortgages years.
DfeiblatI; Morris. ana another, to Rachel Rosen-
West ii BT6T m a9 $500 iasta6sa; 49,
per cent ...--.-...- 1900
zoos Iasiainents. PER cent. $500
co. ath-ave. No $50 years Al per cent. 1000
DouKherfy. James Z Enigrant Industrial say
iHgs Bank. r. Al lots Southern
Boulevard and Paramount a. per u 600
Flattau. Jacob . 10 John Behold. sth-ave.
ga: yearz per cent -. 1900
100 II q webstsr-ayei years. cent. 1890
293 W o. Central Park West: = years. par
cent 1850
Levin Harry end another 30 Arthur : Collins
EagIe-ave n corner I6lst-Et: years. 0 per
cent $500
Cietti stanislas Bartolomeo Zimino. 114th-st
Tnents. . per cent. 1850
Schwarz Frank another 10 Ernestine Jacob
oxslSy l20th-st, 372 West. instruments
per cent =: 1900
East. instruments per cent. $500
CIletti, Stanisias Abraham Leipzig. 114th-st.
300 q or ist-avs; 9 years per cent 1900
BToadw1y. $ " corner sdst demand per cent 12Ooo
Gordon Samuel 10 Theodore Schmidt. SSth-st
q OF Coiur1bus-ave; prior mortgage.
sl5 600 que August 1909 per cent 1s., ). :, 5000
sss East instaiusents per cent. 25oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15
REPORTED LEASES.

Charles z. Duross has leased the store and basement
o-9o feet e. the southeast FIfteenIhst and
Hint-sFe n p y o. Neil. and story
t1tcinS No 81 West E1ur-eerrH-E- fgr client 10 ne
Flsnters' C0--ra-~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15
eETs TIrLE 70 BROADWAY PARcEL.

Thomas Shaney another person took t.tle yes
terday 70 Nos 1885 and 1557 Broadway - SKI. x
irregular parcel 139xI005 feet or the north
SIDE Forrv-sixrt-sc Io05 feet west q Broadway.
rom Ellen A. Quinn The stated consideration n0n-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

s7th-,t Nos 2o4 and 2o6 West, for story
brick Clubhouse II .2x22; Q Foster. owner J
Stewart areni'eTI i .;52 East for a sly story
brick nathouse. 4oxsT5; SilyeTson London.
owners- a = Pelham architect
IEsEtso1ss,I q = between 1929 and 1890 SITS. for
Sonr sig story brick nathouEes, 5o.1lxeox irreg:
Horopitz & Le1kowitz. owners; g r Pelham.
1oist-st No 500 to s2s East, for nine SIX story
hTick tenement houses and stores. 30 1xST II;
KatZrnan & Zipkins. owners: sass Sc SMALL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15
CHOICE HOUSE CHANGES HANDS.

George @ Cigars Sons have sold No 7 East Eighty
aEh1h-st. i've American basement dwelling
house on iot - 8KlO0S feet 70 client Of Francis
PendleI0n. The purchase price about $40. 0OG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15
REPORT ABOUT NAssAU-sr. Project.

ne Building 10 be erected the northeast corner
so-A and Nassau sts when the leases there expire will
Z sad be q the largest and highest in the city
~ W. Be hullt D. Frederick BAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15
BUILDING Loan OF $3.50 GOO.

The Sixth Avenue Realty Company has loaned tostAe
Colonial Theatre Company $3.50 on property At
SZry-seccnd-st. and Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15
SALE or A BRONX APARTMENT HOUSE.

George A Macdonald has sold Harry Levin tie six
sory brick house with FIVE stores az the north
ssst corner q Eagle and one-Hundred-a
SRI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15

EL0CUrECS. orat0ry- recitation and s-pression:
classes TUESDAY and FRIDAY evenings. o'clock:
We0neGiay ana Saturday
lrita5e in<trlr--o1 dav and evPalns- circulars.
NEW YORK SCHOOL OF E-OCCTTCN. IS East SD
TIE EERLTTZ SCHOOL. Or L.ANGT-GES.
Madison square tll2 Broadway. So.
School al summer. Trial sessoa tree
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION - English E-eucs
Liatin nlataenlatics ElNh EFIE.NCE- Tribune O1lCe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15

Teacher.
WANTED NIHEEDIAEELT-Teachars lazy principal
college r-achilE companion for Young gi-I 500
monthly teacher $500 tcity}- teacher art teacher
piano teacher science teacher vocal
German university teacher Latin. teacher orator.
physical culture teacher E1Ciish house,
keepers MISS DONOE&NS EDUCATIONAL. A 81 NVCY.
90 East I4Jh-s-- Established
WASTED.-Engagernent as travelling companion for
the needed expenses
erences given and required Miss HENLEY 1f6 East
26th-st- New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15

ROYAL BLUE LINE,
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.. PHILADELPHIA
AND READING BY and BALTIMORE
AND OHIO Il r.
To Baltimore ard WASHINGTON
EVERY OTHER HOUR
ON TIE EVEN HOUR"
Lv- Liberty street. 8 90 an Except sun. Bu-ee
--Le-o1 am Daily, Diner.
Il co noon, Daily. Diner
. Daily
Royal Linited .--- zoo pm Daily. All Pullman.
..... 500 pm Daily Diner
----, to0 pm. Daily. Buffet
10 night. Daily Sleepera
South Ferry minutes earlier.
sDalv- TLaf,y. SS.tnfay
OE5ces- Liberty 81 Ferry. house..
26l, asa 1900. 1884 Broadway, 1S2 STA Union
Square West 153 East 125rh St % West I25rh St
80 Columbus Ave Nsv--York: Court 544, 500
Fulton s.. Broeky0; go Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG. NsT
York Transfer Co. calls for and checks baggage
tinatlon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15
Instruction " GRted.


WANIED--lfltarv school for ~
erences- particulars. FIRST CLASS. aaa shave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15

BOarders Waated-City.
tSfH ST., 20 Nk-sr-ssALLATIN HOTEI--Aa ale
ganty furnished apartment private bath eIertr-
weekly. Telephone 5sos-sslA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15
Real Estate Wanted.
Country Property to Let.

TWILIGHT PARK IN THE CATSEILLS.
-, haFs cottages rent that will make your mouth
S-' 70 5000 fitted Tor Housekeeping
Ct az 5er q The three inns Property restricted.
nave Just rented NINE and sold one
CHAttLES = WINGATE. Sanitary Engineer
No. 253 West Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15
10 LET, At WHITE PLAINS. Ny.

10 LET, al WHITE PLAINS, II. 7.
A very attractive house 10 and bath: al nod
- sewer connections fine stu
ale IN one Of the desirable
minutes, walk To depot SS5 per month Apply al
rOIIeD RAJ EST ATE OFFICE. near Depot or 70
q" r. MILLER, No- - Wtiiam-st y. Y Room NJ.
HOUSE TO LET No * S.~,DI 49, -
furnished, season year 49,
J. a Burns. Long Branch y J.
VERY DESIRABLE COTTAGE 10 rent A. F,-f4-s
hampton containing ten convenient TO s-ation
= hIe from ocean. terms For further
formation address n P E0x 1SS Brtdgehaupton l. 7
NJ AAiARONE-IS--TvO rntu-nlstei houses for
~ rent HALLFTT & PERRIN. sos 5th-ave.
INAR ROCKAWAy AND EETEIfFRE have an
\ tie COTTAGES and Hotels remaining
hIN w JcNEsS OLD ESTABLISHED AGENCY. Far
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15
For Both sexes-Country.
PALMER INSTITUTE

Starkey Seminary
Boarding school for bCrs and
glrls, sple1dIdly situate, over
looking Seneca Lake. Modern
building ard ecu prneut. Fine
health record. Ffftv-dvs
acres Il cGmpCs. arhle-Ir E-i5
and gardens. Ten tea--.-e.'s
train fo- best COLLEGES CT bt-
music. ART and eIocut+0z- SCu
Martyr Summsrbeu, Phi D..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15
School Agencies.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
u supplies Professors Teachers Tutors. Cioverussses
etc. 70 Colleges. schools and Families Apply
NJ n J YCCNG-FCLTON. . Union square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15
BeautifuI Flatbusf Lots. $500.

Fasy monthly payments Strengthening prices closing
es-ate. EDWARDS, s3l Flutbush- ave. Brooklyn Open
Sunday
$500 story fat improvements; $1,000 story.
basement cellar, improvements q. H1LZlNGER- los
Chauncey-st. Brooklyn.
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DO NOT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY

Brooklyn'S newest row; 3 and Il
story houses with and without extern
sion dining room. In white, brown
and red stone. Second ST., opposite
Prospect Park. Open daily, Sunday
and evenings.
WIN. II. REYNOLDS, Builder.
INA TRJ-sF South Ariwood.-Beautful detached
/ house TO II 24th-st- u rooms; immediate posses
sion handsomely decorated OAK trim cabinet mantes:
large bath: porch furnace, water
fne neighborhood. handy $500. balance $40
monthly. would $50 real estate
took simply desire % out cost,
profit. $4,000 well worth $500; house open
Sunday afternoon, Nav Is - - -
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sTOIFS-Apru as grocers wagon. sorrel .gelding
haud. star hind feet white scar on lsS saddle
sore: liberia! reward. recovery information WILL
TERss SIS sth-ArA
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2 lovely MODERN TWO STORY and ATTIC no
NINE rooms and BATH. FINE LOCATION. on D.
W r r.. 20 minutes from New York; price 20
buyer. 81 500. ONLY 5000 CASH required. Full par
lars. Address Box 1873. New York No agents.
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t.y home Patchogue. L /; house. Is rooms thor
and other outbuiidipEs; all in perfect condition. beau
grounds: abundance OF choice fruit stock II de-
sired for sale rent: photographs at l.2Is Broad
way. DIR. GLOVER, owner
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THIS Is
AN TNI-SI-AI OPPORTI-NITY

BELL ISLAND. CONN.-Cottage. $500 per sea.
ARCHIBALD g. ross. 80 East s2d-st
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CKEAP LOTS AT MARRLEDAIE.

Two bIOcks from Tuckahoe Station p minutes
42dst fare Sc. trolley city improvements; paid
no assessments, taxes title insured
PAYMENTS marble free for building OFFENBACH. 81
East 1I6th-st- Call evenings
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Railroads.
READING SYSTEM

MEM JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty Street ard South Ferry time from south
Ferry i've minutes earlier than shown bcI0W}
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-21
The GrowtnR Roy.

Few people take the trouble to think
about the boy who is leaving childhood
behind him, but he requires as much
care as his sister of tho same stage.
People say be is clumsy and awkward
that his feet and hands are all out of
proportion. and they quite ignore the
fact that this ugly duckling" will very
probably develop into the swan" of 50
ciety. The growing boy is exceedingly
sensitive, though you may not think It.
and 70 be ridiculed for his changing
voice or roughly reproved for his unin-
tentional awkwardness is almost agony
to him. Praise and eucoura cement viii
bring out the best that IS in him ~
lad with conscientious instincts wor3t:
dream Of doing a mean action no in"t
ter how much his playmates may t}.y =
goad him on, bat nacgiA- and ">co.d
ing parents will 90 great deal to hurt
tbs pride and crush his spirit. If li>
conduct merits rpproof administer Il
quiet word or two in private aud theN
let the matter drop. He will SEE and
understand that you trust him and VIII
try to live up to your standard.