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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-11-16
Notes From MiShiCOt

The Misses Leona and Elsie Levenhag.
EN- and Mrs j. Shambeau left for Mil.
waukee Saturday, where they will visit
their sister. Mrs. Shambeau will 90
from Milwaukee to Minneapolis, where
she will spend the winter. Her many
friends here are sorry to have her leave.
A party was given in honor OF Miss
Maggie Kirst last Friday, who has been
visiting with her uncle the past two
weeks.
Mrs. Peter Scheuer celebrated her
birthday last Saturday. Many friends
were present and enjoyed good time
Mrs. VIM. Stonemann celebrated her
birthday Sunday.
Don't forget the grand Thanksgiving
ball on Thanksgiving day, Nov. 30, at
the Opera house.
Next Sunday, Nov 49, "a German play
will be given at the Opera house by a
company from Manitowoc.
Mr.. Pete Scheuer left Tuesday for the
West, where he will stay for the winter.
He leaves on account of his health. We
hope he will come back we'll and strong
in the spring.
The Northern Grain Co. of Mantle.
voc has offered the farmers of this
vicinity 25c per hundred lbs. for their
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Notes From OSman.

Miss Susie Conway, who has been EN-.
ployed at Milwaukee for the past sum-
mer, il visiting her parents here.
Mrs. D. Krumdick and child Of
Cooperstown visited at the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. F. Schneider,
a few days last week.
Mr.. Joe Burns of Milwaukee is visit
ing relatives IN this vicinity.
Joseph Brady of Manitowoc spent
Sunday with relatives in Liberty.
Most Of our teachers attended the
meeting at Centerville Saturday and re-
port very successful meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs A. F. Schneider and Mr..
and Mrs. VIM Herr attended the
funeral of their niece at Sheboygan on
Monday.
VIM. Herr announces a grand neck
tie social at his hall on Friday evening,
November nth.
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Notes From Liberty.

Miss Minnie Casper left last Saturday
for Milwaukee, where she will spend the
winter.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. GEM last week
Mr. VIM Dunbar of Milwaukee spent
last Sunday at his old home here.
Ole Madison has sold his farm of 40
acres to Ole Berge of Valders.
The marriage of VIM. Commings, Jr. ,
and Amanda Lutzke will take place
Friday, Nov. II.
Joe Leschke arrived home Tuesday
from N. Dakota. He speaks in glowing
terms of the country. He purchased
800 acres, about 90 miles distant from
Bismarck.
VIM. Grove, August Brumeier and
Richard Luebke, the school board Of
Dis. No. !, were present at the school
board convention at Manitowoc last
Friday. They report being much pleased
with the talks and discussions
Miss Malvina Finch, a student Of the
training school, spent Sunday at her
home here
Fred Lutzke gave dance in his new
house last Sunday night. A large crowd
was present and had pleasant time.
There will be Thanksgiving ball at
H. Lettenberger's hall, ST. Nazianz, on
Nov. 20. A turkey supper will be served.
No one should miss it.
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Twins, boy and girl, arrived there
last Wednesday.
Mike Schmidt, a lad of sixteen who
makes his home with his uncle Mr..
Mike Stoer, went hunting last Friday
afternoon and accidentally shot himself
in the left side of his face and head.
He fell unconscious and, being alone,
remained there few hours until con-
scionsness returned, when he walked
home. He was then Immediately taken
to DR.. Farrell, who attended him and
says he may recover. We hope soon to
give a favorable report.
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Petition For Final Settlement

IN PROBATE MASIrowoc COUNTY Court.
In the matter of the Estate OF Andrew Lins-
meyer, deceased
On reading and filing the petition of Joseph
Bouri-h, Executor of the Estate of said de-
ceased for the adjustment and allowance of his
administration account and the assignment of
the residue Of said Estate TO such other persons
~ are by law entitled to the same):
II IL ordered, that said account be examined
adjustcd pad allowed at special term of said
Court To bc held at the Office of the County
Judge in the city of Manitowoc, in said County
on Tuesday the 10th day of December, A. d.,
1905
II is further ordered. that upon the adjust
ment and allowance of such account by this
Court ~ aforesaid the residue OF said Estate
be, by the further order and judgment of this
Court, assigned to such persons as are by law
entitled to the same.
1t IL further ordercd, that notice OF the time
and place of examination and allowance of such
account, and of the assignment of the residue
of aid Estate. be given to all persons interest
cd nv publication OF this order for three sue
cesSivs weeks. before said day In the Manito-
woe Pilot "A weekly newspaper printed and
published at the City OF Manitowoc and State
Of Wisconsin
Dated November IA, 1875,
By the Court
JOHN CHLOuPEk County Judge
Burke 4 Crate Attorneys
Pub Nov. 10, 70, ~
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Notes From CenterviIle.

Mr.. Frank Arends transacted bust
ness at Sheboygan Monday.
A number of friends gathered at the
home Of John RienemanD, Jr., Thurs
day evening and helped him celebrate
the anniversary of his birth.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Jacobie entertain
ed number of friends Thursday even
ing, il being the Both anniversary Of
their wedding day.
Mrs. Magnus Toepel spent Friday at
Sheboygan.
Mr.. Chas. Loefeld took two carloads
of stock to Chicago Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Weunsch and Mrs.
Carolina Stoltenberg and children at
tended the Weunsch Eick wedding at
Mosel Sunday. The young couple are
known around here and will take up
their residence at Pitchville, where the
groom is engaged in business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reinemann return
ed on Monday from two weeks visit at
Barnstable, Mass. John says he enjoy
ed the trip immensely, but that it seems
good again to be back in the old state.
He is in attendance at the meeting of
the county board this week
Mr.. Frank Scheil is the proud father
of bouncing baby boy.
Miss Emma Siggelkow visited at She
boygan Saturday.
Mr.. Mike Donahue spent Sunday with
his family at Osman.
The firm of Fiddler and Fem has been
changed to Fem and Gosse, who will
have charge of VIM. Grotegut's meat
market
Miss Theresa Salm and Mr.. Joe Kutz
received their first call at st. Wendel's
church Sunday. The wedding is to take
place on the 2Sth.
The hard. time party given by the
young folks of Hika at G. Mills hall
Friday evening was grand success and
every one present reports most enjoy
able time and says, the committee is
certainly deserving Of praise
Mr.. Christian Reinemann, ST., cele-
brated the s9th anniversary Of his birth
day Saturday Ho was born in Germany
and came here in the early fifties, where
he has since made his home. He has
three sons, one Of whom is our town
chairman, and two daughters.
Bent like laboring oar, that tolls in the
surf Of the ocean,
Bert. but not broken by age is the form
Of our old pioneer of eighty nine whit
ers.
Our town was we'll represented at the
meeting OF the school baords at Mantle
voc Friday.
Principal Christensen of the training
school attended the teachers meeting at
Centerville last Saturday, The meeting
was success, being the best ever held
ut Centerville.
Parliamentary Practice" by Assem-
byman Wehrwein was the life of the
The next meeting will be
held Mt the Newtonburg school, Dec. 9th,
and all teachers are urged to attend if it
is at all possible to do so.
A fine new heater has been placed in
the Hika school.
A farewell party was given in honor
OF Henry Arends, Sunday evening. He
left for Hermansville, Mich, Tuesday
morning.
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skim milk. Mr.. Weinfurther requests
the farmers of this locality to meet the
representative Of the Northern Grain
Co Sunday afternoon ut o'clock at the
Central hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Halberg will leave
Mishicot this week for the West, where
they will make their future home. Their
departure is regretted by their many
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Special assortment WoMENs GARMENTS in the As and 50
1ch lengths kefssys hevos and Grey Fixtures S7
special lot of dresy Kerseys and COR nm
Cloths, IN Brown, Castor and Black at 0ZJuUU
number of styles of CHILDREN'S GARMENTS Or m
u onevot ana Mxtures-s to ~ years. vu'VU
Infants Bear Skin and Chinchia "a rc o. or
coats in attractive styles 4ZuOJ, 4 0J
lot Of childrens cIoaks in length Zebene o. nm
Melton with and without Capes-s to IA 0ZuUU
Dress Goods
Imported and domestic Black Broad Cloths Chiffon
ms and s fsyy S. s. % 9 % sde S n GG
a yard.
-, fine As inch black Gle
"ooi idIe'a .UIIIJ
An All Wool 80 inch Batste of good quality En-
40 Inch Silk and Wool Crepe de Paus, soft a m
clngy fabric in ten shades 0uUU
Clay o ss!rs s"nss in M0hs hsn
So Inch heavy Clay sung Serges, invisible, self q OF
colored Check, three shades of Grey. 0u0J
A large variety of Woolen Blankets OLE O. 0c
IN "h'te ked and Greys from 0lj to 00'Zj pair
o++o1 fine 1o Sanitary Grey Wool Blanket "a 95
A 1914 Sanitary Grey All Wool Blanket o. nc
SOod grade WOOL J0JIZJ
Avery fine 1914 White all wool Blanket, Or En-
Blue or Pink Border 1O,cU
Cents yard cent White Domet Flannel of
short lengths.
Cents yard for Case of Outing Fanne light
and dark patterns.
Cents yard fora Case of 10 Outing Flannel short
lengths, light and dark patterns.
cites. ~ - ~
200 lbs Black German Knitting IN.
Case 10 inch bleached Cotton Toveling
Bale 10 inch bleached All
l Case 1914 Cotton Blankets
loo ong'e cotton Blankets 1914 size lSc
lot OF yard Mercezed Waist patterns 81 90 value 6oc
SPECIAL lot OF 1S inch Corset Cover brodery wide SOC
Pieces p inch Black Tafea Silk 81 kind $50
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Notes From ST. Nazianz.

Last Sunday Mrs Herman Letten-
berger gave pleasant cinch party to u
large number Of her friends.
Our town is all incorporation nova.
days.
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wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lame back, kidney bladder, uric acid trou-
bles and Bright's Disease, which is the worst
form OF kidney trouble.
Dr.. Kilrners Swamp-Root is not rec
commended for everything but If you have kid
ney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found
just the remedy you need. lthas been tested
In so many ways in hospital work, in private
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur-
chase relief and has proved so successful in
every case that special arrangement hs,
been made by which all readers Of this paper
who have not already tried it, may have a
sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how TO
find out fyou have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper and f
send your address to 4a!i6e1k 4 :3s:::::k,
Or. Kilmer & Co., Bng . ia;E;
hamton, N. Y. The >asLl9@.e:SRGs
regular fifty cent and Home Of Swamp Root
dollar sizes are sold by an good druggists.
Don't make any mistake but remem
Der the name. Swamp Root, DR.. Kill
mer's Swamp-Root, and the address,
Blinghamton, N. Y. on every bottle.
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cures made by DR..
Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
the great kidney, liver
and bladder remedy.
1t is the great medi-
cal triumph Of the nine
teenth century; dis
covered after years Of
scientific research by
Or. Kilmer, the emf
nent kidney and blad-
der cpecialict and ie
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DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK =?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads me news.
papers is sure TO know Of the wonderful
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friends

Hon N. H. Terens is up north hunt
ing deer. 1t is hoped he will return
with deer or two, as the Mishicot
people are anxious for dinner Of veni-
son.
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Mr.. Henry Mott Of Gibson was a
caller at the PILOT ,ffice Wednesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E. Cary of Mani
towoc were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Arends Sunday.
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offer in this paper and
send your address to
Or. Kilmcr & Co. Bing-
hamton, N. Y. The
regular fifty cent and
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THE REAL ESTATE MARKET.
MIG PROPERTIES FIGURE IN THE
DAYS TRADING.
yanlines said TO Have bought n branch
store In FIFTH Ay.-NcNIann & Taylor
Enlarge Their site In John St,--The
Midtown Section Continues Active.

number OF valuable pieces OF property
figured in yesterdays realty news, In
rho auction room the twelve story hotel
nj Nos. 10 10 West Thirty-hrst street was
struck down to the Record Realty Com
many for 1854 $50. and the block front on
tbe west side OF Centre street, between
Walker and Canal streets, was bought by
NJ Coyle for $4,000. The trading at
puvate contract included a sale in John
stree, and several in the Fifth avenue
section.
report was around that A. A. Van
tine & Co. had bought from Adolph Vaureln
Nos. $50 and 2ss Fifth avenue. plot a4x
1gj and that the buildings on it would be
used for branch store, The report was
denied by MIR. Naurein.
According to another rImor the Ma
thas Rock property at the southeast corner
If Fhh avenue and Thirty second street
is 10 ta improved with an Office and store
structure Tho lot is at present covered
with five story building and two story
rear building The avenue frontage is
. % feet. and that on the street ljO feet.
Robert Wayuicke, the architect for the
new Reed y Barton building. on the corner
dagauaiIy opposite, IL said to be drawing
r1u- for the Rock building.
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THURSDAY t2l,--At I A. Al, Tor FRANCE. swift,
RRLAND, ITALY, SPAIN, pORTll GAL, TUR'
KEY. EGYPT. GREECE and BRITISH INDIA,
per steamship La Champagne, via Hayre (muil
per steamship La Champagne
SATURDAY tN.-At 23O a. NJ. for IRELAND,
per steamship Etrura, via Queenstown mail
for other parts OF Europe must DO directed
per steamship EtruriaJ: AZ 8 A. NJ Tot
EUROPE. per steamship Philadelphia, VIZ
Plymouth and Cherbourg. At $50 4. ". fol
BELGIUM PARCELS POST MAILS per
steamship Kroonland Irregular mail for Hr.
GUM must be directed per steamship kroon
lspd1: at 10 a. NJ. for AZORES ISLANDS.
per steamship Cretlc mail for Italy must be
directed per steamship Crctic1. al II a. NJ.
for NORWAY PARCEl-S-POSr MAILS, per
steamship HeiilA Irregular mall for Denmark
must be directed per steamship Hekla1.
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Commerce st. q. Bedford st, 7a and Washington
pl. III. IN lie Mary Russell dover. 6cl.
ATTY L Skidmorc
CORTLAND sv, n G cor i5sth st. 81 o1s2 Henry stern
vs. Sehmerl Hahn and ano 10 declare lien, dcl.
Ally r Stern
PArk av, s, Is 18th st. 2sKi0o: Bessie Volts Us
Fannie Il HAAs and Auo Specao perioTmanceJ;
attn, Bienoufuld 4.
iy6th A. 7ss r. Amelia Rubinaky " william Ternin
tspccinc performance; atty, M Levy.
Crotona av cor lTsth ST. 25klOO. James Chapman
vs. Robert Chapman CT al partition. atty.
W D McNulty.
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Edward j. Hsncey Is tho buyer OF No. SIS
1000 avenue. and Klein & jackson are the
tl'er- ~ the plot 7jXB9 II on the north side
%. linih street. 100 feet east OF Amsterdam
avenue
~ u ! DAILY has leased for the Park Com
%" corner store and basement on Park
l"' Nassau and spruce streets. in the old
IiuH, building. to Loft a Co., manufacturers
u indy Mr. Loft will expeud So. 900 in
alterations and fixtures.
., clifford Potter is the buyer OF No. rs
n''i Ih.rty-seventh street. sold by Dr..
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Az Sc. i0i Broadway, u O'Clock. \ complete
y. 'i auctions scheduled for tho ensuing week "a
pNA.td every sunday
~ HEHHERr A. BHEHMAN.
N'n'fe street, Nos ibl 80 49, west side
t.uth 'front.' between Walker and Canal
.ft'ts. los liGtj lOX iTregulAr1261 nve
ana TWO story buildings: execuir1's sale
.Aie oi George T. Labulut 10 r. NJ.
.. err-i SO SIS norm Side. isl feet cast
~ avenue, lHat-. three story hrick
partition; to Max Adler -. iii. zoe
hr PARISH. PIsHKR MOONEY AGO.
t' Nrrci Nos 30 10 south side 100 feet
lN or On avenue g7Xgs O. twelve story
liies ard stone hotrl American Mort
IAkf company. vs.. Vs.. C. Dewey. ct al.
ir On Judgment. ti2O sl6,h 90. subject TO
1t'e @e. sl6zlf0 mortgages. ss1s 600.
~ 1850 record Realty Company ........... 6s34. so
ny l. J. PHILLIPS co.
~ ,lree' Nos ol7 10 s2I north side 1858
,,l east Of "a avenue o. sxgs w. three
'N-l H'pTy mats with stores. executors
'-f estate OF John l. Iindhelm. ue
B, sSa', o.. 70 George Bendine $40 aoo
az street. 80 o.. south side. 1855 feet west
VI IlAr street, 15tIiOo. lcasehold. lr
t,ni3 'front.' and i've story rear buildings.
Nuf sale estate OF HymAn uiel.
T'tNNl. 20 hrs J. Alkus and Mrs a.
'.'H'f'ltA ..s....s...a.. ............ Sc epC
~ JosKPH P. DAY.
4Iotnrci avenue. west side % 1 feet south
g iDliu street 7a fHAG ~ T5sAp o. state
I.a-i q Mortgage Company " N j.
'-'i e' az, due Oh judgement. 1857 %.
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seth st. i57 OF Z: Christian Rorscr and sno
vs. Yctkville Theatre co et al ...... ...-.,
il0th -. 9i3 W. Herman ScAaplvrcr IS Sleg-
fried Weiss .--. .............. .....-..
Eldndge ~, 49, Harry w Bell rs john Doe
and nno.. ....-..... ..... ..... ... ......-. .
SIN st.ss. so cav u. ies1sOli: Harry " Bell
vs. Samuel Klein .......-.... ...........-.
18TH ST. t37 30 z. New Jersey Terra Gotta co
vB Henry Lppmhun and anO ...-. .......
tist 81, 2oe W. Morris Cohen and uno vs.
John Black Observation-Disclosures. ...-.,....
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Plans Filed for New Buildings.
,.oporrort ~ ruv v.oNrN

Matilda 81. :. 100 2s9th s.. two two story
dwellings: Katie Wei4s, 1854 Anthony az.
owner: NJ Laurence. 10Th 81 and White
Plains road, architect. cost. .-...........
z12d ST. u - 705 4th az; four two story
dwellings: Elizabeth Smithsou. Van Nest
PARK, owner. same architect. cost.
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MEN AND W0ME n

Use Big G. for unnatural
dsehArg - .iunAmmAtions
lrritauons or alterations
OF mucoIS mem braces.
Painless ana mol as
irinRent or poisonous
sold by all druggists
o. sent In plain wrapper
~ express. prepaid. fof
} %. or ; bottles rs
Circular sgnt on request.
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Apartments WANTED.

WANTED som ewhere in Harlem. by a family
OF three adults who have given up their two family
hoaGo In brooklyn. seven room apartment. with
occupancy April isi rent not 10 exceed sI5. ref
crcners exchanged =. !. X. box 40 sun office
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LYMAN ,iogits 10 Beethoven Engiandei, -
PRIOR mtgc. $1,000 yrs........ ....--...- 2.950
Same property: same 10 same. pror mige.
81 $50. yT per cent ...-...... ...... 1900
II sartHty 10 Mari Mclntyte. 3 yiss gold 1000
Decatur Av, $, 42il " 20lst St Philip
same property: same TO Frederick a Won
Bermuth. prior mige $500. yrs ..-,..; i,Soo
sehefy 10 Frederick Braun prior niges
1900 yrs. 0 per cent. ......... 5000
Southern Buulch aid " s. ~ II ltfil 81
Ferdinand hecht 10 Margaret Sheridan. ,.,
CLAY av. 1875 samuel kAntor aud ano 10
Charles II Thornton and ano' HAiaiIs' ,oo
CLINTON sv. $. 81 Oakland pl: jacob Er-
denbrechcr and Ano 10 p-ly henney' 800
Beach az. e $, 1855 $ l5Gth st: iva = Weber
. 70 Timothy Dono4re yrs -. 900
HqnmaR 81, To- 80 g. iaAP b. ,sy S5dSs
and and Trust rust Co Co. as per bond ........ 1000
SPpsOn st. IV ,rd pTse an an. ~ hari' tooo
Clinton ay. W ). W n Oakland pl: jacob
ErdenbrecRer and ano to EmAy Kenney.
washington av. c ;, 80 Isoth St. rudolph
l. Blumcntna TO Margaret Graham,
vyse St, c S. 80 n jennings ST. Henry j Gar.
, fr 81 So SCI b Anna banrT to Dollar ''OV
El SsY' Sg 'Sne Cor i55a st, louisa DOH aud ~
ano TO annie c Rub yf.. ,......,V..,.-1 1000
20 10 Peter Donald s yrs .....,.,.,,,,. 5000
Franklin 10 May Cohen and Gno, yrs. $500
iJ8th ~. cor helrOse av. William III
McWhtrter aud ano 10 Theresa Gold
smith, yr.-..... -..-. 10000
Arthur Av. " g. 30 o islst NJ; Ernest Ham
mrr 10 Jessie Marx, yrS....-- ....-..- 800
Crotona Av. e 3. No Il Oakland pl: Emil Hell
man 10 Julia Curran, 3 WIS, per cent. 1000
iBlst q n ,, 100 Z Eagle sv Joseph Heidi TO
I per cent t..'' p''s' ''' $500
igsth ST. = * c Prospect Mamie
Fowler 10 Sadie Dearborn, ? m'gs 5000 60 -,
yrs....... ....-..... 10000
Hughes az. IA g cor t7gih 81 William Sed-
man TO william II Ross W. per cent $500
ii5th ~, r.. 1874 " ID Nv. Joseph stem TO
Leopold Huticr. q yTs, . per cent. ....... 1850
Jones nv W ;, lO4.2 kiugshridgc I'd; VII
liam Orrtle 10 Land Co Is OF fdenwAld
? yrs. per cent. ....... ..... 200
iAsih st, S 5, 555 " S;obbius Az. Charles
singer 10 Hoses Mcnde!soan and ano
NIBCKILsSHoUs
2Oth st.sw s. lot rs map 80 lots By 7 p vidal
dated l-2T-ls21: william Horhm 10
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Plans Filed for Alterations.
MANHATTAN AND THH BaoS1.
H.. ,4e.Aar a. 900 araNfT.N

9Th AZ, 100. remodelling i've md a Lalf story
dwelling. Woodbury. g Ian gdOu. 10 ith av.
Owner; Richard Mortimer. premises.
Lessee. Hoppn. K0rn & uunii-gtou, ~
slh Az. AIeAllecls. coSt.......s.......,....
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Regular ..nd Supplementary malls close at For.
eign Station corner OF Weai and Morton Streetl
half hour later than closing tlnO shown below,
except that Supplementary Malls for Europe and
Central America. Via Colon close one hour later az
Foreign Stntlon)
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II1I5IIiIIlIN

QUICKEST PERMANENT CURE IN disessea
OF men dangerous cases solicited relief az onoa
tnose cesting only nrst claNs scientific treatment
should raii. Tie trading specialist Or BONSCHf 4
NO iiI West :istst, H9urs = ~. Sundays ~ u
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POST OFFICE.

should DO read DAILY by all interested a.
changes may occur at any timel
Foreign mails for ths week ending February Z. 1905
will close (PRONPrLY In all cascSl at the General
Post once as follows; PARCELS POST MAILS
close on, hour cartier than oloang time shown be-
low Parcels Post mails for Germany close al
T. Nc January 80. per steamship Brandenburg.
ana February 0, per steamship Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse.
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BOARD WANTED.

wANTED-Oonneotin rooms and board for
elderly lady aud grown son, 18th 81. between 9th
references given aud required. Address 4. D. c..
box 10 sun on &C.
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Recorded Mortgages.

downtown.
fSOIh Of Fourteenth si1
Where 10 Interest is stated read per cent?
nth 81. az z. Charles Fanrole 10 Luis
kfAuse and Gno. prior mtge t1o.1sO. 2 Yrs,
iH dv. u.s. Isaac Heller 10 Title Guarantee
and Trust CO, as per bond, .-.,........... 10000
Molten. ,',,'Og'e' '.. ai.ooo
9Th st. 72l p; MAJ Srlinger TO Jonas We'll
per 1900
Trust Co. syi.. ~ per cent ...',. 80 1900
Duane ST. III Edward Lane 10 Bond
and Mortgage UuArnlts CO, 80 80 &c. -zAa.sa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-02
brooklyn.

A YOUNG COUPLE having fine large dwelling
on Columbia Heights. Brooklyn. twelve minutes
from Vol street. with magnificent views OF New
York harbor. very central and easy OF access wish
few young people 40 boarders: those unusually
inclined preferred: nnc home table telephone all
convenlencos; very reasonable. Address Room sos.
I7O Broadway. Manhattan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-02
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HELP WANTED-FEMALEs

A. - WANTED-HandseWers on
ladies' belts, also young girls as
helpers. Apply Supt, top floor,
303 Mercer ST.