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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-17

THERE Is 4 THOUGHT, when can,
ana i, presented by those whoy
claim to be christians, which
SkVptics use rs a club 70 beat
them oyerlhe head with; sncli as
RockFellow used when his house
hnrnt down: That God had mer..
eiiu!ly and graciously saved the
Inemners OF his family.
skeptlcs in reply will say, How
! about tho Obstruction Of lie IN
earthquakes, tornadoes ana the
mighty distraction Of tlocds--Ihis
4 would make Him tyrant e Inc
thousands, and 70 one earthly
J,ord III lis mi!lions--h would pe
merciful.
Tins lsiud Of rellglun taught ~
Z a few such men as Rocktellow has has
been Tie means in the hands O
satan 10 send thousands Of souls
tIiiato everlasting darknes4
I Now christian man or woman
rElnt id give thanks to God IN every
8I,hinS, But let us say not 'lla
n Ha i, better 10 ns than ."lhe
N Ichristians. Forced isnc fespess s
!, tor 81 persons Blu, under all e
lcumssances is the same God Se'
J terday, t,day and forever more
The same Interchangeable being
y And for this reason We ought
n guard our words, 50 that no reile
/; ltion call be placed on HIM
u Skeptics, On the account q 9
sssrelpss words,
9 e
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-17
CORRESPONDENTS
EDITORIAL COLUMN
For the WORLDS
cRESSET
MIN. GROVE. MO.
Nov. 10. 1904.

Say young men do you eyer
think Of your slster when YOU
start out in company, or to church
or any where, do you eyerthink TO
ask her ifshe wants 10 go, or II
she will accept your company.
No you never do, but you will 80
aud hire buggio aud take some
other g,rl out riding Or where
ever ,bcro il any thing 10 dc,
whose company is 10. half as nice
as your sisters would be. And i
no other boy does not come 70 50
with your sister she sisys At home
Ior goes by her sell. Now boy,
Do you think sha. 4 tho proper
way 10 dos ] think not. Think |
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-17
INTENSE COAL AT FAR
EAST AIDS TIE JApS.

ny scsipas- alcRae Press Association.
Rome, Nov. Il. Tho Mokden
correspondent Of ihs Italia Mill
taire reports that the cold at tho
frput il something terrible. This
very fuct, however, adverse on its
face, is acting as an MD 70 the
Japanese infhat it provides for
them q ready means Of advance,
Tho Jcpanrse mobilization. he
SAYS, continued.
Clipped from -. louis Chronicle
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-17
VOL. III NORWOOD MO NOV n 1904 NO. 81


in your noble little paper for 1 few.
happenings as ] have been absent for
quite a while I have almost for got
how TO write but viii do the best ]
can.
We are having some cool weather
at pre- sent
Mrs. Lizzie Ellis is very low wiih
the fever at this writing
The party gwen at Edd Kenneys
was we'll atteoded Monday night
those present report a nice time.
Miss Bertha Simmons was a pleas
ant caller at Mr.. Hunters Sunday
eve,
Miss Elsie Vandiver who has been
staying at Grab attended prayer
meeting at Gravel Point Sunday
night.
Miss Minnie Baney was the wei
come guest Of her cousin Bell Baney
Sunday eve,
Iu;r Ellis has returned home from
Mountain Grove where she has beea
staying ior some time.
There will Be a box supper a,
Loae Star School house Saturday
night the morey will 20 20 buy a
stove for the school.
say "gurss who, you had octtcr
get your pencil and paper and gst to
writting some more items.
Minnie BAney attended prayer
meeting at pleasan, Ridge SUNDAY
night she didcnt SCI scared any more
think She would il she had of been
BY her self but you see she wascnt.
Listen tor the wedding bells at
Gravel Point and on Little Pincy.
Lula Reases wasa caller at Mr.
l.owhorns Tuesday eve.
Tom rrous shber happened 10 tho
misfortune Of getting a great deal OF
his fence burnt Monday not knowing
how il cought he viii have work
ing Friday and the men will replace
the fence back for him.
Mr. Charlie Horton was seen sop,
;ne al John Baneys Wednesday must
have been some attraction, how about
tha, Minnie.
Nancy Padgei, Is numbered With
1.-The sies this week.
Jesse Melton has 4 sale The u be
viii sell his stock and then 90 %
| Washington.
\ Hello American girlh wou,d Ike
Ito hear iron You again and MED
die. scme Matte also.
We wish 10 say TO those who ms
ITO read A religious paper 70 subscribe
I, ior the CREssEr for ! Think i IS ,ht
mo,l wonderful paper ye, and thlnI
/, ii IS 50 kind of our editor 10 send "
, his paper once more | % appreciate
getting this paper and hope the RS
Of ,he correspondents will help ant
: 40 allihsy can to Keep this pare
!. poios wake up correspondents ans
!. wri,e some items) for the paper |
!. lor yoa and le, Us stand by il.
: Wen a ''sdnilower' has abou
wro,e all she knows she will clos
d hr fear Of space hopeins to So
\. "cuess Who and American girl
anc. all the rest Of their items r'e'
week hopeing this will escape y
" waste basket am as ever TIC san
old Rial b,s bye 10 all.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-17

Folk CAN DO the people of Mis-
souri, much good why You nigh.
ask? Well because he has the
back bone and the nerve around
him to help him u The republican
victory.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-17

il boys duty to escort his sister
out in company. And not put her
ia some other young mans COM
,pany when she would rather be
with you,
No il makes you young men mad
when yonr sister ASKS you it she
can 60 with you TO such and such
4 place yoa say "no" don't wan
you along, if yOu have to tag along
will not go; 80 then she stays at
home. But when you want clean
shirt or handkerchief, or .
patch put on Jour coat Or pant
aloons you always know who TO 80
to, to ge. them mepded for you,
BIZ. still you do net want her to
go any where With you.
So young men next time you
ge. ready 70 60 any who're,
just ask her 70 90 with you I'm
sure i. would scare her. But just
, ask her and see.
Your friend forever.
| Rosa stogsdill.
Min Grove Nc.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-17
The Coaling,
Incident.
WILL GIVE IANSDOWNE
ACCOUNT or THEIR SEEM
ING VIOLATION or
!. NEUTRALITY.
By scripps. McRae Press Association,

By scripps.-Mclsae Press Association.
Birmingham, Eug,. Nov Is
Tho Post asserta that d long and
important report regarding the
German attitude toward tho in.
ternational situation growing ont
Of The departure Of The Baltic
fleet :cr the Far East, and the
incidents attending that voyage,
thus dealing particularly with
the supply of coal has reached the
German Embassy il London for
presentation to Lord Lansdowc.
The greotest importance is attach.
ed 10 Tie report ~ d'sploma
tic circle.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-17
WORLDS CREssEy
RSy. i. $, GARRETT, EDIroa
AAs puDLysHER
98M5 f5

.Entcred az econd cluss
matter. October fsf. 1904,
at the P0st-oficc at Nor
scOod No., under Act Of
Congress Of March 3rd.
1870
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-15
Still A Democrat.

Somewhat tardy, We have been re-
qusstsd by Jesse P Makainai, . de-
fsated Democratic candidate for
Representative in the Fifth District,
to deny that he ever ssid what the
Republican Bulletin saddlsd on to
him ss saying in speech to the
broom brigade last Wednesday that
he will bs"with the Republicans from
now on" He says that he was mis-
quoted and Hawaiian Republicans
who were present say the same.
What he did say, so he claims, was
that GAS they had gone Republican,
they (the red and white shirtsd
broom brigadss and the mass of
voters)should see to it that Rspub-
licans kept their election promises.
If they did not, then it was for them
to treat them the next time as they
deserve" Further than that, he
says he is still as firm Democrat
a. ever he was, although defeated.
that will cut no figure with him ~
to his future politics, after having
been out adrift by tho Home Rulers,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-15

already, without any thanks iu re-
turn. His career has been always
go from the time when both his fa.
ther and father-in. law died. Money
clips through his fingers like water.
And yet his family tolerate the
likes of him. He's such an exem
plary Republican that his reward
will be sure, but slow, in coming.
Men OF ouch stamp and without
conscience are only to be found
among Republican workers, all uu.
eorupulous, but rishteously ~ vir.
tuous. II tskes the Dsvil's own to
be au adept 10 his own game.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-15
Representative Aylstt says that

Representative Aylstt says that
his photo was left at Republican
headquarters, by request Of the Ex-
seutivs Committss, together with
his biographical sketch. The latter
was used by the Advertiser, but not
the former, although it had q cut of
him made during the 1900 cam psign.
A poor excuse is no excuse at all,
but is better than nothing. Having
no uss for him as sn Incompetent, it
found uss in Mehelons, the sdyo-
cats of gambling aud the purvsyor
OF the hula gang.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-15


Charlss Il Clark is still a good
and strenuous Republican, but he'll
be kicked later, as he is too well
known. What will his reward be I
We think he ought to bs behind
prison bars. la order to make bis
populations good, he induced a
good nstursd lady, who, for the sake
OF his family, mortgaged her prop
erLy and raised money to save him.
Since then. he's done nothing to re-.
deem himself end the poor woman
will have to lose all, if she has not
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-15

II is a pleasure to see that Col j II
Boyd is again very strenuous Re-
publican and that he suocse ded in
organizing q strong club at Wal.
manalo last Sunday. We hope to
see him rewardedby another
(wsll, we wont say what we want to
say.)
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-15

The disposition OF the stock rails
ers at the meeting just closed SEEM
ed, all the way through, to be to
supply meats to tho public at as low
figures as possible, in order to con-
troll the market against the aggres-
sions OF mainland dealers. 1t is
believed that IL tho scheme mapped
out ysstsrday can bs carried
through, Islands meats can be soldat
from three to i've cents a pound less
than now, which would unausstion-
ably freeze out the foreign product.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-15
TUESDAY, NOV. l5, 1904.
FOR A CLOSED SUNDAY.

High Sheriff Henry expresses the
intention OF enforcing such "blus"
laws as are on the statute books OF
Hawaii, which contemplate the sus.
spensisn OF almost every kind OF
business during part of or oil OF
Sunday. Az We understand it, hs is
proceeding upon the theory that ell
laws should be fully enforced and ii
they are found to be unjust or OPP
prsssive the popular indignation
arising from their enforcement
would properly result in the elm
ination OF them from the penal
code.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-15

submit, in which case a majority of
the inh habitants OF the Islands would
be deprived OF the only chance they
have during the week of days out
ing and recreation. The working
CLASSES would be most Affected; and,
heaven knows; that element has
troubles enough OF its own already.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-15

ssAw zxoKAHaE on
2AH FRANCIEOc-The Nsvada Hation'
Bank Of Gan FranoiHco.
LONDON-The Union Of London & Smiths
Bank Ltd.
NEW YORK--Americsa Exchange Es
tioDel Bank.
CRICACO-Corn Exchage National Bank.
PARIs--OraGit Lyonnais.
EHRLIN--DroEdner Bank.
GONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA-E9n
Kong &6hsnghsi BankingC gCUrporation
EHW 2EALAND AND AUSTRALIA--
Banks of New Zealand and Australgia.
VIOyoRIA AND VAEQOUVRk-Bsns
OF l5y!tish North America
irensasi Gsn9Sa! BGnksFg and Ezoa n o.
Business.
EGDepr sits Received. Loans made on A
pi cyeG Security. Commercial and Traveis
eYs Crsdit IsEuod. Bills OF ">nss
b0ugnt aud golda
,ns1sntisns ER3lEpsl uAsss y
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-15

The advocate OF closed Sunday
might profitably remember the ex-
periences Of other States and Terri
tories Of the Union in the seme
matter. In not a single instance hes
the schems proved SUCCESS, and in
almost every case it has resulted in
the overthrow of the party or wing
OF the party responsible for its be-
ing. We have enough insane law
on our statuts books already. For
change, suppose Hawaii's Lsgis-
laturs sndssvor real hard to be sane
for once.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-15

Sunday laws in Hawaii have been
regarded by Legislatures of the past
more o. weapons in the hands Of
police ofisisls, to be used only when
necessary, rather than measures TO
bs vigorously followed up and en-
forced ct every opportunity. This
10 generally recognized as being a
cosmopolitan community, aud, in
the past, the police power has rtain-
ed the strict letter of the Sundy laws
enough to meet the meet the mixed
demand OF the people. To come in
now and enforce the laws in their
harsh legal wording, would mean one
ajtga.,bigy. Eirst.the people might
1916
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-15
TOPICS OR THE DAY.

We happen to know . few elected
Republicans who are not fit to act
as legislators, but time will show
them up.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-15

In the enforcement of Sunday
laws, as q rule, a good deal is left to
the good sense and judgment Of the
police authority 1t is safe to say that
If ia the United States the Sunday
laws were followed out to the letter,
there would be riots and chaos from
Maine to California in very short
time. And the results could not
aud would not be different here.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-15
The Speaker Of Rouss.

With regard to the Speaksrship
Of the next House OF Representa-
tives, we are OF the opinion that
Representative E A Knudsen has
the best claim, he being the Wee
Speaker of the last House. Rep
resent ative elect 81 L Holstein, OF
Kohals, an able attorney and a COM
petent man, is, in our opinion, unfit.
Representative w w Harris is too
valuable man on the floor to be
perehed on q rack, where his useful
ness will be lost to the Territory.
During the last session of the Leg.
ialature, the most unpopular officer
of the House was its Vice Speaker,
because of his arbitrary rulings.
narrownsss and lack OF sympathy,
besides being cold, livid and implae-
able. Now that it is to be an over
whelming Republican House, give
him the Speakership and he'll no
doubt rule the lot with an iron hand
and will surely be a GEAR" with .
ngsanee. Hes the kind OF man
that will make Republicans miad.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-15

What is wanted, Mr. High Sheriff,
is q common sense Sunday"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-15
SALAD
OIL

PURE CALIFORNIA. unexcelled
for Table Use. Sierra Madrs
aud Gifford's celebrated oils.
NICELLE - The purest French
product from Nice. Unequslled
for salads and mayonaise. Par
ticularly adapted for medicinal
purposes on accounts of its
purity. Also Duret's famous
French oil.
LUCCA-The we'll known Italian
oil popular with all chefs; also
.Iewiis&Co,L
1863 KING ST., Levers g. Cooke bldg,
240-Two Telephones-240.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-15

The extension OF the Rapid Tran
sit lines up to Pacific Heights, to-
gether with a branch line to the top
of Tantalus and perhaps beyond
should have very beneficial effect
in the way OF opening home sites at
high attitudes. In Hongkong, for
instance, the residence portion Of
the city is on the heights in almost
precisely the same way a. could be
easily mado possible here. There
is no question but that with proper
sanitary arrangements the Tantalus
ridges could be made ons of the
most hsslthful localities in tho Isl
ands il not in the world.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-15
A. Fernandez & Son
Importers and Dealers IN
Agricultural Implements

Hardware, Cutlery, Stoves, Leather
Skins, Shoe Findings Fish Nets,
Linen and Cotton Twine, Rope,
Steel and Galvanized Wire Cloth,
Poultry Netting, Rubber Hole,
Paints, Oils, Colors, Varnishes,
Brushes and General Merchsn-
disc.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-15

Sa,: Francisco Agents. THE NRHADAN =
NATIONAL BANK or SAN FRANCISCO
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-15
(1xospt sunday

Entered st the Pos oaioo at Honolulu
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-15

Joseph g Pratt may surprise
every body and make very sxesllent
postmaster, il appointed to the po-
sition, but there are several blocks
in the way. 1t is long leap from q
real estate Office to the head desk in
q postoHdos systsm. Moreover, con-
ditions in the Hawaiian Islands are
such that the man to fll the Office
OF postmaster at Honolulu should
be one thoroughly conysrsant with
all the ins and outs of the postoffics
system, the routes and most of all
possessing the knaok of dealing with
our cosmopolitan population. Mr
Pratt may possess all OF these quail
tiles, but, If so, we have uafortunate-
ly bsen denied the privilege of find
ing them out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-30
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Clinton ave SIDE l23 feet One-hundred-
dwelling
houses. 2ox5o fee1. Arnaa Pink owner; J J. Yreeland
erClitect. So 600.
CoumhUs-gve. north side. - feet victor-st
two story frame dwelling house. 2lx50 feet Joseph
GaInache owner. B. Ebeling, architect; 5000.
Deane Place. east side l25 feet south Perce-ave
Two Two story frame dwelling houses. 22x4S feet Jacob
Conn. l. Ebeling. architect; IS 600
West Farms Road south side l34 feet OF Bronx
EarkaNe three story frame and dwelling house
%ohtA4S feet Andrew Anderson owLer g. Ebelng arch-
81. 900.
IIans7vood south side. feet west of Hewitt
Place; I'VE i've story brick tenement houses 81
architect: $4,000
Longwood- ave. south side II feet west Of Hewitt
fsce. two i've story brick tenement houses 3gEeO feet
SEQ Bsl ~ -'0N''
Alezanfer-ave west side. $50 south OF Fordham
Ioal. Two story brick dwelling house 32x44 feet; Mrs
s e " Teach. owner r H. Almiroty. architect:
Livingston ave. side east of Garhed-st
l"o stF frame dwelling house feet: Gabriel John
hl!. owner Timothy Kelly architect. 50 600.
Paramount Place. side as feet east Of Prospec
ENe. thiee three story frame houses 20x73
te : red NJ Mellert owner. John e Kirby architect
Norihs northeast corner Of Davidson-ave; story
Henri Anderson. architect: $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-30
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Charles Il Easton 4 Coz have sold for R. J. Horner
southeast corner OF hundred and
e.gEy-eishth-st and broadway. Robert W Aaloney
also sold the four story apartment house a. seooho7St
ard six;s-aye hr2o&iyn 10 Laurence NJ b oaS.- M
il27 Tiffany ST. eight room private house on LOT
Abraham BaebTaeh has bought No s5l First-sver a
i've Ftory 1a;house; On a lot 35A61 feet 40, =. 90
Eirsa,e. southwest OF Eghtieth-s. four tonr
' s . a on r Shn ~ aoskh have sold for Will
lam J Warwick 70 George hammer No 5ss N!nth-sve'
= foG- story building. on lot 2oX62 feet
IeIinsoE has sole seE Philip FriedIsnde! to Mr.
shree story dwelling house on lot l5klSoS feet
Eighth-si, six tenement house. lot p 9x9I
Clarence Dawes has sole for Can:er Nos.
81 aid eS southern Boulevard two i've toEy ha.h9uses
Ss pot A-OO i'' 'n' s''oAS'n VAC
KTug 10. $50 East one-hundred-and third-st three
Hs6sr s Dvyorhoy.sz have resod TO a HIrse1born
5 Cowea has sold for II. F Farrell $50 Prospect
Msnde K1n1sr have sod to Louis Lese Nos s24 and
S2G East one hundred and second-st two one story
Charles Gumb has sold through N. Maruk 70 Meyer
Ne o ea.he1ss On lS5 25Elc e! i 5 feg' Ms.
Morris Il Hayinan has bought for client No. 552 to
vacant: on pot looxlo5 feet Frederick Gibien and
The fim Of Lionel F-oeh.ieh has sold for Herman
d-tventy plot 1O011xl0O feet
:, Joseph NJ Toh who viii erect two apartment houses
Harry G.odstein bought from Jachmsn & Gold
smith attorneys plot 75x1o0 he south side
about 4T5
q 81 Annsaye NJ. Goodstein VIII resell the property
builders This Is part the Coils p. Huntington
tract Morgenthsu- Gold
smith syndicate In 1899 There IS much building being
cone this
stephen Mccormick sold for wicks j..
sunael ynan the northwest corner Of Madison and
One hundred and thirty, hrstst five story fathouse
stores o. lot 25N75
STEPHEN Mccormick has sold Charles ". Hessen No
hundred and thrtleth-sT, a three story
dwelling house Is sN99 II
tn" Nish x ind Fenberg Realty Company has bought
through =" kaplan No 2l7 East Onehundred second
Eve story tenement house. with LOT ok
eef
~te0ht- Mccormick sold Henry Apman
Charles " Hessen No - East hundred and -thir
'forh~r three story brick dwelling house. lot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-30

l.-15 EAST 45TH-ST. - Arrangements
made for temporary or protracted resi-
dence in pleasant rooms with board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-30
TO ENLARGE MEDICAL scHoo,

-''aas have been Qei with Building s,,n.rt,,end.r,
Hooper or The eniaEseirer Of medical school Of
ne He"-'3rN University. F1r>t-eve and Twenty
tlSi-r'-. p. the addition q seven story annex AZ
9os 80 aid 557 Fi-stave. so trent ana S. feet
ceep. giving Tie enlarged building an e,,,ra 60,
..,Ei1se - l28 feet u Is facade Of lime
800 eng granite. with brick ornamental iron
I. ia - ha.monize with the building IL
'.N '| iepT9of structure II iE lighted by m rec
stores e- large windows, abreast extending ueariy
1-,4-e "io,l - ne annex The The new
Cay. l3eren 4 - eols aIo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-30
THE RAILEYAcKER DEAL,

Contra were signed yesterday for the purchase by
James a I}aev. n Barnum Bailey. from Henry Acker
- 'he story Office building No p Twenty
Sn-s NJ BAILEY gives in part payment his dwelling
house and stable at hundred andhftiethst and 81.
a,as Place The transaction involves nearly $500 600.
tho Norhern Realty Company being the brokers. Mr..
liatieE - M his I'm Mount Vernon.
whore hc brokers purchased for him q
In. last -t1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-30
REALTY NOTES.

About two years Boehm & Coon bought from -ba
ozark estate tho block 'front.' Central Park West be-
tween seFentth and seventyfourth SITS 1t was said
= s tine that they would improve the site with an
's VII NC DioAtii
gorge Baciset. Of the Randolph-Racker Conpanv IN
'---'i ~ win /. Gordon. sold for Nj Zeirer
- L-.7Ei}n. tract Of $50 acres. Hunter \ y
E.'i--ty wil De sub-civ1de5 and resod as cottage
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oGlLNlE. % Rose-st.. NeR-Yrk
AGENTS and Canvassers wanted to sell
uade secrets over one hundred formulas
worth $500 FOR ne. sells readily on sight:
West 23d-st.
WANTED The best coaenmen gardeners.
hlaIiied farmers. groOmA, farmhands.
As.t1slnsii. poultrymen, etc. Places ready AZ
AAE2h1NTERa-. iaa 9th RYs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-30
PARK PLACE BUILDING PROJECTS

Plans have been fled with Building Superintendent
Hopper FOR two six loft buildings al Nos
j. and 10 Park Place and No Park Place owned by
tho Chuste and Roosevelt estates resnecti,,e1,, >, -
Iiet ne restaurant and store buildings on this site
Mi-l "cie destroyed by fire last February
rs IN ne thryste estate Is SEQ 900 and trat
I9T me Roosevelt estate 10000 The architect IS L