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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-14
INTER collEeIATE GAMES
BASKET BALL TEAMS OF WHIT.
MAN AND w. A. c. WILL
DO BATTLE.
Games Arranged for Next Thursday
Night at Armory Hali--Whitman
Has Strong Team.


With teams from Whitman and the
Washington Agricultural college lined
up against each other. the first inter
collegiate basket ball game ever pull
ed off in Walta Walla will be played
at Armory hall next Thursday eve
ming. ISL
A close game is looked for as Whit
man has the strongest team: the col
lege ever put in the field. The W. A.
c. has strong team and is practicing
hard for the contest. Preliminary
games will probably be arranged be-
tween the Independents and the High
School and the Independents and Fort
Walla Walla. Whitman's lineup has
not been chosen yet. but viii consist
Of five of the following players: jam
ieson, Cox, Rigsby, Jared. Davenport.
Reser, Fancher and Bassett. The
Pullman team will arrive in Walla
Walla on Thursday afternoon accom-
panied by a band of enthusiastic root
ers.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-14
COMMERCIAL CLUB. DIRECTORS
WILL CONFER WITH COMMITS
sioNERs AND COUNCIL.
Meeting Of Board Has Been Called by
President Turner for Next Wed
nesday Afternoon

e
E President Harry H. Turner of. the
walla walla Commercial club has is-
sued call for a meeting of the direct
ors of the club for Wednesday after
noon. at $3.50 o'clock for the purpose
Of taking up the proposition Of .Walla
rwalla county being properly repre-.
scented with an, exhibit at the Lewis
and Clark exposition in Portland this
year. $. j. p
AN invitation has been extended to
Mayor Hunt. members of the city eoun-
eli and Il e board OF county commits
sioners I'd be present.
The plan as outlined is to have the
county commissioners and city council
appropriate SUFFICIENT funds for the
making of the exhibit. The subject
wifi be discussed at length at the7meet-
ing and it is very probable that the
plan outlined will be adopted. Then
a committee will be appointed to gath
er samples of cereals, fruits, vegetables
and other Walla Walla products and
have them lastly arranged in booth
at the fair.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-14
GRAND OPERA WELL RENDERED.
ManteIli Operate Company Given a
Splendid Ovation.

Ably supported by strong cast
Madame Mantelli appeared for the
first time before a Walla Walla au-
dience in Whitman college and gave
an entertainment that was strictly
first class and artistic Scenes We're
given from the operas of Faust and
I'll Trovotore,'' by the company, while
Mime. Mantelli sang from Carmen"
and "Mignon.' and rendered as an en-
core ''Suanee River"
The opera selections opened with
the garden scene from Faust with
Walter Wheatley as 'Fausa,' Signor
Archilli Albert as "Mephisto,
Madame Noldi as marguerite and
Miss Charlotte Hickox in the dual role
of Martha" and "Seible' This was
one of the most enjoyable numbers of
the evenings program.
Mr.. Wheatley as Manrico, and Sig
nor Alberti as the Count de Luna, in
II Trovatore,'' were applauded fire.
quently and we'll deserved the ap-
during the time that Madame Noldi,
Mr.. Wheatley, Signor Albert and
Madame Mantelli rendered the prison
scene.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-14

Jewolry Sale-trW enc week the
Martin Jewelry Company will sell the
following goods at half price: Fancy
China, Vases. Plates. Silver deposit
Bottles, Statuary. etc. None should
fail to take advantage Of this sale for
the goods offered are OF real value: Ia
fact. are the best goods Of their kind
that we have ever had.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-14
Personal Mention

j. E. Mcdaniel is in the city from
Weston. ssa
c. J. Bosler is a. Walla Walla visitor
today from Dayton.
j. NJ Bedell of Lewiston is register
ed at the State today.
w. E. Coffey of Hay station is in the
city today on business.
Avir Hoover of Kennewick is a
guest at the Dacres today.
H. E. Gilman. ex-auditor of Column
bia county, is registered at the Dacres
today.
J. F. Irwin is in the city visiting his
wife who Is ill at the Walla Walla
hospital.
George Bassett, a prominent polite
ian of Washtucna, is registered at the
Dacres today.
e. II. McNatt is WaIla Walla Wis.,
itor today from Wallula> He is stop
ping at the State.
DR.. Crop was in Waitsbure yes
terday, attending members Of the fam
fly OF D. K. Highly, who are i'll.
NJ. e. Thamep of Portland is the
guest for few days OF hts brother
in-law, Milton Huber, 4e1 North Third
street.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-14

Don't forget the social hop at Nc
Minis dancing academy tonight.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-14

Try BrOxsOns Wood Yard. Phone
S55.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-14

Try Broxson's Wood Yard. Phone
S55.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
HOMES FOR ALL.

East. also lot z5Iloo south side Of iisth
street 50 feet west q Park Terrace West,
70 LS5HS .1 Ts sS S on s sd ssaS
Terrace west, 70 Richard ones, also SoTloo
se east SE S 81 P Sqh Ts qs west 70 s John
Hyde; also three lots on the south side OF
2lsth street IS feet yest Of Park Terrace
Alexander the two lots on the south aide
Of 2isth street 25 feet east OF Park Terrace
Vest also I've lots i2STioQ. on the ssuth
Terrace East, and the gore lot on the south
west corner OF 2lSth street and Park Terrace
East, to Harry Alexander.
Sol Sammet No. Isl West ii2th street. a
five story fiat, on plot S0XlO0ll.
NINTH AIENUE,-W. ID, MorGan Co.
nave SO, sold i9t the Atlantic, Renty Com.
and 2osth street on plot iOOrloO.
AMSTERDAM AVENUE william o. Egner
has sold TO John NJ. Heard No. 4s2 Amster-
dam avenue. Eve story triple fat. with
stores. on lot 2561ioo. near Eghty-third
COLUMBUS AVENUE. George Davis has
sold 20 John L. +. Meyer No. a27 Columbus
avenue, q five story Triple fiat, with stores.
on lot 2t,6XiOO. near Seventy-hfth street
ElGHTY-FIRsT STREET MARY A. Stone
32s sold Y Ellis ,hyna9 Eos; iI5 and 10
single flats, on plot t2xiOo.
UNION NENyE-Jacob KropenberRer has
sold FOR Martha Graham TO Albert Taubert,
the Tennessee, Ave story apartment house,
on plot 60.2Uoi.03 feet, AZ the southwest
corner OF Union avenue and Home street.
ST. PAULS PLACE.. Tanenbaum a Co.
have sold for the Zeltner Brewing Com
pany 70 Well a Mayer, thu plot Of eleven
lots, 2s2TiO0 on the south side Of 81. Paul'a
place, 100 feet east OF Third avenue, ex-
lending TO and including the corner OF
Fulton avenue and being diagonally oppos-
tie trOtOna Park.
INST STREET-E. Tanenbaum a Co. have
sold for Julius Merksamer 10 John Kelly,
No. az East inst street, -four story nat,
on lot 25N9O.
BRoOkI.YN.--o. =. Peterson has sold Nos.
IS. ~ and ESQ Fourth street, between
Seventh ard Eighth avenues. four story
double apartments, .SS.tIloo. 70 two In
Nestors. for tiO7 900, No. isi FIFTH avenue.
four story brick Cat. with one store. for
the estate Of X. !. Meitkamp g Alfred w.
Beck Tor $4,000; No 1St FIFTH avenue,
four story double brownstone fat With
two stores. ior !. Salzer 20 lohann1 o 'BLien.
Tor $500, No 202 Fifth avenue. four
storv FIAT with one store, 2ixp5 for Z ott-
ir,ed Schmidt. 70 Nathan [ eiter for $4,000;
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2sS1ioo. four story and basement brOvns'One
Eighty second street, No. IL. north side, IOs
feet west OF Central Park West 2SIiO27, four story
'l Ninth avenue, Nos cas- and Ss5, northwest corner
Of Forty seventh street, TisS, two three stoY
frame ten =, .ll ~ w, bahTen6GfE vs., F.
'' ia5ih street Nos iS4 and zoe, south side, i2o
feet Of Third avenue, SoIi9e 10 70 i2sth street
I9i1l2t.loAbI7S; action Q; part three story brick
We. Il. Il. Schle 81 al: G. c. Kob6s, Sttoney; Ran I.
dolPh hnrry. TsfeTee dg az, on Judgment hiiz29.ts
same properly, parties, Judgments. 40; action }.
By Bryan L. Kennedy.
Broad street. Nos, 7C,2, wet side, BLOCK front
between Beaver aud Marketneld streets, ty.iiI
OO'N'''' By Philip 4. Snyth.
Second sysnue No los east slds eos feet wet
hat, with store;
Pifth avenue, 25GiS0sX8.7GiiO; I'VE story NAT
Twenty slK.a street; Nos: so5ll norm side,
l. Moore {. AZ :: Z. Rely attorney; Warren LssIs,
CAT BRONX sLIERooMJ
BY Julius Il. Haaa
Walton avenue, east side. los feet north Of Ire
mont avenue, iOOXlO0; vacant.
THURsDAI, April rs.
BY Joseph p. Day.
Thirty sixth street No. I2s, Gouta aide, ia ?
feet west Of Broadway, les19s9, four story brick
Seventy INST street No. $40. south side. io7 feet
west Of West End avenue, l761loOb, three story
stone 'front.' dwelling
Seventy Aut street. No. z2a north aide, tess feet
east OF West End avenue l6.sGl077. three story
stone front dwelling J, n, Cohen va RoGanna
RlEer 81 Al; z. 5. AcGrath. attorney; A. s. Nonon,
referee.
Aqueduct avenue, east side 80 feet norh Of iSOth
street Isl IT, 20 old Croton Aqueduct, Two
story stone front dwelling, and vacant
Acduoduct avenue, southeast corner ia7d street.
iti 81 10 old Croion AQueduct: vacant.
Aqucduot avenue, northeast corner ia7d street.
sOI- 70 old Croton Aqusduct
Ba1hnldi avenue, north side, 1919 feet east Of
Waite Plains road. 7bxi0o.
Lots 80 and iSOA. map OF bunding lots IN Twenty.
iOuuh ward, near Wliamsbudge
white Plains road. Junction Of Old Post road,
2A1H-i Emma Decker W. 1. A. DGmhinvlle et al
Hoadly. 1. a j.. attorneys; ". u, huNmty, referee
due on Judgment. $1,000; subject 70 tAIes, &C,
$50.
TRfpLI. AFhTL "a
By Joseph p, Day.
Grand street. No. o. north side rs feet west OF
Wooster street. B1l0O. seven storT brick Ion and
siore building; Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
uNny " DcmoreEt Pattern Company 81 al: Tutch.
", y. b., attorneys; J. " Lewis, referee: due on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09

Coming Auction Sales.
tAt No. isl Broadway. y o'olookl
MONDAY, APRIL TO-
By Byan l.. Konneny
is7d street No B25 north side, 246 feet west Of
Hamilton place, iss199ii, four story brick and
stone dwelling
~ Joseph p. Day.
Thompson street. No, q, west side, 1909 feet
north OF Grand street i9.iiXT7ll1 Irregular, part
an story brick tenement. action No. 2. American
MonGage oonltanE vs Hsry LeNn = a.; B lii,
Judgment SO Ssii5; subisot TO taxes, &C. &tu224.
Thompson street, No. 20, west side, ~ feet north
Of Grand street 201iO0xtoX Irregular part sin story
brick tenement: sction No. !; same We sane sane .
subject 70 tAKeE. 6o., tsd9.tT.
TUEsDAN APRTL II.
BY Joseph p, Day,
BroadvAy, No. al. west side. IS feet north Of
Franklin street 1S1tb0 10 Frankin alley, I'VE stolS
etone front lon once and store building: Lawyer
MortEaFs COMPANY We Eleqore Sheppard = a.;
due on Judgment tiu t7o2S: subject 70 tAHes, &o.,
By Richard V. Harpett a Co.
TWeutieih street. No, ga. south side, rs feet
sasa Of Eighth avenue, 26x7sE27r7a7 four story
brick tenement.
tAt BronH sGlsHooml
ny Mcouby 90.
Union avenue, west side rs south Of i'eth street.
z7b1i0O; vacant
WEDNESDAY, APRIL y.
rs Josrph r. DAY,
PIN avenue. south corner OF ElgAueh street
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Bloomfield, N. j.

New modern cottages. seven rooms and
modern bathroom; lot lO1I2o: double floor ;
single exterior; wide piazza laundry; all inn
provements; size 2212s. other places. sale or
rent. Write or come by LAckAwAnna 10
ofice. NATHAN RUSSELL.
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Real Estate TransferS.
downtown.
IC0ufh NJ EOuFfafuh nl


The letters O stand for quit claim deed; and O.
for bargain and sale deed: for deed containing
covenant against grAntor onlyJ
AtrEsS s. - Tyo s. TSf sa AvTs "a S 6 70 Ann
Market 81. 90. z 8, ?S1I ~ Nathan Friedman
MOI, "a Va. es S7sI iTTsg; samuel Afonton fO'
Fl Al 10 Carmela Lama, mJTs tiS 90. ~. 100
Mulberry 81, "a s. 351S5: Carmlne Cava 70
Goirsdo Benedetto, y part, al title.
sts " n = is " Avenue G. SI.eISS ii; Ro,l W
Nelaea9sb.sTg and Sno 10 Savhls Levin %,
ISL s 81 3sss " Avenue q ,IIios 4, "'
Herman GrubsT 70 Hlnds SohesT, mtGs
ga, 500 '..,.,,...'s.ss'.''.'. 100
HAsr SIDE.
(Easf OF FtTs a.. between FOHfseHh and lion tfsJ
Avenue a. 7ss. ., 2o1nS.e; MIA HGEs.
ID av, E ., 7S.ii io5th 81. 2517b: Isaac Mar
SAX 70 Isaac Goldeerg. ,mtEe tit 100
2o,h 81, izi 2. lloTSSsI Eyslna hAmi-
.stS Il. All Z ssT7o.I; Lawrence W LLOYD y"
70 Realty Federation OF New York. mige
SAM pTop; Really Fel.raiion Of Nov Yorf u"
70 Isaac A1ssi, mtgs 81 go =, 60. 100
7tth ~, Az 3, 0,ioHse ex7ixooli; Peyner
boosstaVsr Of a 70 AA Aes''er' m'Te
7stS 81 :, iGSI 81 Az, il sIio1 !: solomon ~"
KILLER 70 Marcus L Oak and ano, mtTo
siss 81, ice Z. ;7iiooG S5imcni. HiSaiI 70 'o0
a. Abraham k@yy %lF' a S 6iv.S nom
20 Simon AiohiE mige t11.beo. = ,......, nom
100 q. 10, 500 " let ayt 1bxi0oIi Margaret
Ganly 70 horitE GoldEien ana bno...... nom
WEST sIDH
CWeH Of Etfn a., betsssn FoHrfoenaa aHd iioA ffIl
AmsierdA av, Ss. AllLioo1ltStOo.
Sophie y SchoeneT 70 FREDERICK n het-
as,b s ~ sSs iy NJ 5oIsi X5e Hes. 'OO
., sli ~ 20 I,bS H SS2edcY migs - 400 me- 100
25th al a. sOi W Oh Av Is CxgAo. Samuel
Green a al 10 Cty OF New Noik'...,....s MOO
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7heriot av, W g. IS Cornell Nv. 2SIioo, same
70 Charles ~ i:sd Al issar Frn6 no'
MorAvrtE 10 Isaac Ronhn, mtge 5000 10
Nc lister av, " O., 1904 n i7gth -, 2bNiiO. Jacob
Norman 20 Louis Weinghrten, mtEe 5000 io'
white Plains Road W 3, lot ", map Wash
ingtonvile, 26.i1lSp iOX261ip2 William
WPenheld 10 louis ManeyetI. mtg - 900 nom
Lot So sAme map. 26.T1lS William d Miller
10 Louis ManevetH. .....,.ss. 90. ..,.st..t. iW
white Plains I'd. 3. lot ~ man Washing
tonyiile "a eHiEs 6126. iOXiN.iO; William
ID Muller 20 Louis NantvetE mtTe - 900 I'M
Same properly: julius Levine 70 william
ID Miller, mtge' - 900. ....,.....,,-...... nom
ifth St, . " cot Avenue z, 205Hios, Union.
pom: Joseph LebertE e. al 20 RobeU o.,
Rooney, all THE 80. $500 y
nth A., . cor Purtleyt Creek. lots y, SO
70 576. map Uuionpors Joseph hebcuE -
and ano 10 same, .st.....s.s .-...... lVl
bah a.. ., lot S16 map Unlonport, inO12ib' -
George qehl 20 sane n,; "a ,o L. "
simons et al 70 Henry J GuDt' mtEe
,sstS n a :. go wiTiiis Az. iS1ioo: Hermann
Siursbrrg Realty 90 TO Augusta c Hovei'
1901 st bG, SO Willis Av, 75Iioo; Elizabeth
Fichtsi 70 Hermann StuubeT Healty -
ssaa &c sas 70 q fl
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OK Ryan 70 May cSs a ' ntEs iS S @ 1000
Ois 81, z7sH ". 2sXlOo.5 Lawrence Kills
s a. s. i0 ne IsSHEi ARS s Bosi 10 Maud 100
sam. IS't SFop SfF hsSS Porter 80 Margaret Dom
nh g. Us ", it7Iio1E Pauline Mason 10
sad Sd ~ y VI. isiiGi d RoS,rr' j Bailey 20 'O
Isabel Vernon, ntge ti7.Ooo. ..,....,..,.. 100
HABLJls
(ndahattdh Itldnd, norfh Of 100 ~
AS tiSs siv,fmSn e. Al e 60 'i fryinS BacS
rHch. mtGe b.50o....:.... 800
s'S nShas DoT I'd e. tt Al 70 - acob wheIaf.
s, m,tS p9SpeTSy; 'JSccb Whesr' 10 .Jsnsij
same properly: James HEAD 70 charlotte
usai M avn 7s st ana ' "a iilSi Regina
weledings[ and Ano 70 lsidOT Robinson a.,
PsTs t sv' 5. 7iIi ii6ib 81, 1si00: Eisa
Gale 20 Agnes Kari migs toooo .s ,,,,,,o 1900
Pcs osr az " = USmn5 SS 20 bSh n, i IA
hony. el liens :. ..'...':.;:, u"
ST SS9olS s. sy = fTS Hs5rS e Is5 ssS
s, NIc6SiSs ;O az. " cor ii5t6 o., iSt iiIloo:
Herman Hairs 70 hudson Realty %, -
an miCs V'S COR iiiS 4, iooIiioi6 iSSoni
~ PAX TX iryinS Really 90 70 ThsTSSi HSidd. 49,.
M " y: 3. y IS HS$a.: / &.
f1sisehmAnn Really %, ...,....,.....,.,.. 100
~ Hsuss 70 Teouss " osrroi .,,,.'..,,.,, nom
iSSd 81, o .. 40 v hh Az, iOOIpq.ii: David
Zipkin 70 Jacob birsoh and Hno, mtGt
iss,S -, -, 100 v Amiisrdsn sv I7SIS0iI;
Mckinley Realty and Construction Co
10 Abraham Nevtns aud ano, mtge t)s.600 100
iSsih 81 7tl W, i7Io.Li Equitable Life
Assurance SOcl0iy OF United states 70
t6sth ~ h q 100 " Broadway. 6O1tpo.io;
iSeth q 4 100 " nth ay. So lrreg, Albero
N "a Ne "a mil nj ~
isslh 81. .. SIS broadway ss1pa ii May
z Kuhn. err. 70 Isaac Heller. mtre 49,.
ssh e.. a.. SO boulevard. 7sIS9ii;
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YRIDlI. AFHTL "a
By Joseph p Day.

Grand street. No o., north side rs feet west OF
Wooster street, 151i00 seven storT brick Ion and
pNny " DcmoreEt Pattern Company 81 al: Ritch
W, ~ b., attorneys; J. y. Lewis. referee: due on
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Recorded Mortgages.
poWFToWN,
srfE - Easfefaa-fH ~

tSoun Of FouTesnh ~
TWhere no interest IL stated rad per zen
Avenue 2, n cor 10Th ~: Man Spiesa and
ano 20 n J Rooney. 1 yT..........r...... .
Market 20, a.. Punk and ano 70 AlrAn
Bros, prior mtEe. t77. 900, ? yrs. per cent u
Market ~. 80. same 20 y Friedman. PRIOR mtge
t77,O00, ? yrs, q per cent ....... .........t
Notf A. 10. CarrnelA lama 20 Arunson
and ano. instAiis. q per cert .......
Stanton a., a. a Tauhe 20 W 2 Thorn, prior
NITRO, tiso0o. IS per bond ....... .........
West Broadway, i7N A n Baher and Ano 70
Title Insurance Co, VT $500. .......s !,
ittA a., n q. zs5o " Avenue r Schesr %
III GrubeT. prior utge So .0no due nee I.
wi s... GOO stsststt. f..r....s..
NAaT SIM
(Eda Of FtftA de.. bSflncel FotHsenih Gnd it0h
Avenue A, Sc cor leh a. lgnAE Reich ana
ano 20 RheinhOid Wander Emue, 2 yu ... -,
Lexington av, =. b-7 cob a. fheba
Mar 20 a Lsyog n a. due Nov b, t1O1,
~ per cent ... ..s,,,,.....s..., .
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A GREAT SACRIF tCE-New house, $780, worth
$4,000: must be seen 70 be appreciated: modern
s. RUbENSEY, OPP. Erie Depot MsntelAlr, n. ].
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A COMPLETE DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
IN the Oranges for Sale or Exchange. will receive
my personal inspection. and prompt Offers from
waiting clients, who are bargain hunters. c. p,
HAYWOOD. Metropolitan Building, orange N. J.
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HRoSx.
BorouOh Of The Br0nf. +


Arthur av, n cor Oak Tree pl, 25Io0. Myron
W cuddebAeE 70 John o'LeG1, miCs
Bf SSsr AZ 2SnS..s g 4. Fas5S.a
cntSS sV. ISIS :. siioiiSs Pun io1iiss: Nv
neodore Sanger 70 Charles Gumb' mtEs -
Fihdsy sT. cor iGsth 81, 6i7IiooiIicsu NV
1iss.2; broadway Reliance Realty % 70
nSsisy Gv n ' { cor i iSssh ~. SsjI7oo, Find.
Ley Az cor ie5th 81 A5IleoAI eiiI
iS5.2 Teller avs cor ie5th ~, ii1SI2fOIi
broadway Reliance Really o.....,.,..,. 100
FULTON AZ, y cor i7Oth o., - 81 - XII .6zioG
Iaofats pcnney EsioTse, s1 a., 'no' 80,
lnwo0d hv. y ., 100 " from an angle In av,
zoos -; John Monaghan 70 Edward
Jackson av Isl. g. - ioi7s: LEOPOLD Hut. nun
YER 70 Mas Arens and anc. nitro tsb0o o.. boui
Jerome ev, y cor istth q, t7osx = 1918
100 Anne z LevsY 81 a. 5Acrs. to AeI
Jsroms az, soi ilS.iai = llsr2CoIiOiGi '''''l-
''s A.i So i e R: q SS R tIJ
Lsisys,.s ~. s D cor .RIysni 81. iootSti "
Hqoi1Isil; Eevard A Rollins 70 carlO'is
LkiSYstts Sv, . a, 100 Tiryan, a., iootSyS NUN
xi0ott9E same 70 Sarah Hyams an liens nom
ssIns win 10 Adam Sl i soseh;r 4 mtSs Too
llo1-; Isldore Robinson 10 Regina wee.
dingsf and hno, mtge t2.0QQ. ............. 100
Teller gv, cor t05ih 81. iiSsIz50. iixi77i =
agl7& ,broadUay Reliance Realty 90 70
Teller AZ. y : cor icon a. iso6r5ii ifSSi II
6Qoio Augustul n Norris " broadway
Reliance Reery Co..,.......... ........... 100
T3,Iio' ,sy. ', : 90 n cornsg Az. asliOo;
Theri9t Az, " ., ton cornell av ltHlOo same
70 Bernhard hehm ......,.,..,....... ...... nom
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GIBBS & KIRBY,
Broadway and 103d St. New York

GLEN RIDGE ~ J.-SAt only; on Widet, ave-
nue. I'VE minutes 70 LAokawunna or Enc station
on lot il611oO, attractive twelve room residence.
hardwood thin and hoOrs vide piaEGa across front
side; stone upon one story; nteplAccsi me order;
Possession A. once Write Of come By LAokawannA
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O. A. Baldwin, owner Of South Orange
Heirhts n j.. reports that the demand for
house, In that vicinity has exceeded the
supply, though four modern dwellings are
IA on the Highest part Of hontTose Ridge, go
10 500 feet above the sea level, epd fourteen
miles from the New York City Han. South
Orange has NUMEROUS schools Of high standard.
many clubs and churches OF all denomlna-
tons.
Sltua ted in the highlands Of New Jersey.
titlide OF 600 20 900 feet above sea level. is
EsseK FEELS The town ans wers the definition
OF an ideal suburb. IL has attracted high
M homes. IL has an excellent water supply
and drainage system, FINE macadam roads.
III FRed sidewalks, electric light and adequate
school Accommodations. new clubhouse
has Just been built by the members OF tho
Golf nd country clubs.
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No. SIS Tenth street, three story. single
brick nat 7OXiO0, for J. A. Hassner to John
4. Lehr for $500.
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Barbara LeohthLlsr q al, ezers. TO same.
In,tge ts'sSo .. -. ,s',,.
i2oaNi0pKisi.ii: Harry Zust 20 Robert
isfth al, sG, 1875 KinrsbHdEe road, a5I
$50; Eliza Eaton 10 Theodore X Bren-
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AT UPPER MONTCLAIR: 70 rent for long Bum-
mer season: Handsomely furnished country house,
with ample grounds and stable, on slope Of Orange
Mountains; high ground, extensive view; all mod,
em oonveniences; beautiful lawn, shade trets,
small frlitt and flowers. Owner, JOHN S. CHlG0S,
IT,, Telephone, Is Broad ST., New YORK.
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ORANGE, NEW JERSEY.

Nine room house, good neighbOThood: improve.
msnts: iot SOKiSs; near station newly painted and
decorated: price $500. terms 70 suit, OF would
rent for $3.50. JAMES S. HOLMES, Bank Build
ing, Orange, n. J,
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Quality Shoes" for boys and girls
are sturdy school footwear made on
perfect fitting lasts at Webb Bros

& On September 26th the HAiversity
OF North Dakota will open the Medical
college. The university laboratories,
equipment and instruction have been
arranged with reference to offering q
combination Of two years academic
work and two years Of specific medical
work. At the completion Of this four
years course students viii be given
the 3. A. Degree, and, in addition,
certificates Of completion OF the medi-
cal subjects included in the course.
These certificates will admit them to
the third year OF the medical colleges
which have the acad emic requirements
included in the course which was CON-
pleted in the university
| Students who do not wish to do the
whole four years course may enter the
medical work al. once If they are pre-.
pared to carry the same.
The expenses OF the course at the
university Will be 5000 a year less than
they are in any medical college where
facilities equal to those Of the Uni
yersity Of North Dakota are offered.
81 For further information write to-
M. A. Brannon, Dean OF the Medical
College. A. 2. Morrison, Sec'y.
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COMPLETE COURSE.

The Teachers College Of the State
University At Grand Forks, includ-
I. ing the Normal Depar tment.
"A complete College Course leading
to the two degrees of B. "a. and b.
Ped. at the same time. The prepara-
ton Of teachers for the high schools Of
the state, speciality. The University
has had more calls this year for high
school teachers than It could supply,
and to meet the demand has organized
The Teachers. College. It is possible
for good student to complete the
work In three years, The Normal
Diploma may be secured, as heretofore,
on the completion Of the two years Of
prescribed college and professional
work. Winter school for teachers be-
ginndng January q. 1906. Send Tor
catalogue. Joseph Kennedy
Dean of Teachers College. {