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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-27
CALLS rOp ARricD REVOLT.
Father uopon issues Droctama-
ttuu ~ HIS fOltn>scrS

London. Feb IS Father tIopon,
the priest who is.l the strikers Of the
putiiof WORKS IL ST Petersburg, in
their tirst conflict against the Russian
tr,ops OF "bioody Sunday and who
during the first DAYS Of the insurrec-
fiou WAS the ieading spirit, mas issned
another proclamation according To the
Berlin correspondents Of the Daily
Ledger.
The prnclamation mas appeared in
TN. form OF al oren letter il the Rus.
sian socialist organ lsi.rw published
IL Zurich, Switzerland the cnrrsssnon
dent SAYS, and summons the entire
Russian pruteiariat and the various
branches NJ the socialist marty 70 in
augurate al armed revolt against ozar-
dom.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-27
Launching o. Washington

EDlymp.s Ye. 22-t5uv Msac nas
received cpu uuucsr1ur t-pu tnt
New ymt ehlpuu14orns COMPANY. ot
Csmder y : stating rns; roe new
nevtlsscl y sc oIngtur w " -sune -,
trpu the ys,-ds tas-. ~ SATURDAY
Mar =, 8, rae npu- If 1880 Z Il
THIS ). ,1s tret au-lc.sr1o- u ttse auur
sst 20, tne ny Stang o.s.e-loc-es
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-27
MOVE SUPREME COURT.
Senate Judiciary COMMITTEE Has
Bill 70 Move II 20
! acoma.

olympia. teC. 2S.--d oil. prov dink
tna. tie supreme court Sessions Gnal.
hereafter u neso al 1aooms nae D,7ei
framed oy .le seIiaie Judiciary con
alEs&se aac vii ce iugFvduceC az {
committee oil Mondas ano 81 on ger
era NE The oil fol.o~e:
SScs.on I The eessions Of .ne ST..
pIefIIe cougt snail hereafter u ne.o IL
toe clEy Of Tacoma, county o. Pierce
-'lloke sLe business OF salo court snaI.
~ Transacted the fi.ee and records of
TIE court kep: and rhe library o. saio
court sOcaieC anC maintained.
S~c Z. TOE Out,rc Of county CON
mLsslonots u Pierce COUNTY are herepy
authorized - offer SC toe state suitable
uuarsers Tor sbe Offices o. che supreme
court aEc Tor the court rvoms, consu :
Lasiop EVons, cham Cen o. tie Judges
auo library " sac court Sucl offer
Coaro ano vnel accepted snail oe e
Uindlns contract OF TIE par U. ealt
opnns. e provide sIcb quarter fret %
eApoise &c sGe state nnEil such Eime ar
.ae count. siiaL Oe reIlcyec " sucl
ooilsaEloD D. che state.
eoos LIOSs~s Control
SEC .. TIE iiocas. " Zoe supreme
court sna1. oolisist o, chaE portion %
zoe state horary kno~n az ene .aw &c
partmeut. wa.cn department may "
more particularly defiuec os TOE ST.
proiIe coury an6 snal hereafter oe
connrc.et ~'irb ano pntet coutrpl o.
sac Court alC Ue located al rhe seat
y sac county. TIE STATE nt,rars M
Ger tAe direction of rhe l-orery CON
iniss.oI slie-l designate one q. rue e,s-
slssanE librarians provided Tor II CHAP.
Ter III O, Aaws q lsUS Tor SAID llors.-
Ran o sac library w-hc saaA puder
Tie ti1prcr.op " SAID court appoint
sucl orLrr hey na. oe Necessary
tpf TIE prov er cart y sGco library eIlc
purchase CS0..s euc furniture IRON
T4Ae = Elu,e az tLe n,set.s ~ sucA l.
orar: require. Ee she receive al
anhue-. &c -ars " oVQ pe!eQ.e
n.pntui. o. WARRANTS drawn o. rue
state auditor Geree.f .er a. gltss %
Llat.c1ls Uf exc laugce ~ UooEs or Q11t.t
properly 1n.rnt.ef Tor TIT -se depart
aent - rae state Aorer! ar tfow con
nr-tutVc - YOU'D ycpper4s c9ne - suco
nepeAftMeny saa-- oe p4acc1 Il e1c 1e.
-pt.g = re 1Dfer! u tAe supee1.e
C.'trt ~n.cl sael N k1ewn az rae
sIate 90 1vraT..
~ H,r tce ta,-ag erect .,
5.-s acE aIc a. sJ11 ar Convenient
r-rrvet.e' tae -up1rsae oous4 snsl- er-
faAsc Tor TIT telpye- - TX t.es rec-
.dc-s aAc 4-tTar! ~ se-c C9prg - uas
CT. - aCotus elc SIX ! nave Caerge
~ t-.e nsslAg - eA1 efJeAs e1nt4A =,
III 9Near-s-fs . SEC CpQrt e4d sac I
c. a. 5o-Ags -.0cessaf. ,qS tae carrying
nut . TT yrQF---qlls - rnls s.ct
50 g. ea.rsseley e2-st< al
t--s ac{ sbs-- te.s-e ereut lua -ete-y
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-27
vA2 On OH Trust.
Illinois Legislature Considering hos.
ftIs Leli Sssfion

Springfield lie fe: q IL tx
sene x III osuoc4etle.d inupoupsc Z
TIL making e. plpe Aaes trr tae COZ
Yeyancs .. crude o. wlr1ln tas sts :.
CON raon carriers hstse .cr rrenspor
tetlun - Grade o. sre eets ,Esosd ~
rae o-L. reaglng .r9ru . peocs ( pe-re-
fqr e. -, ~ - KS :. Z ce.ts ( .,ar
~ tor z.Q nl4ee - OYER
Iae stzss pq@.c = ,zl-r-&-c 80
warehouse Qpaa y lss-..-ere e :. .eys
gee-erz- sersery-s-l. eac co.trt. # tte
'.si.>ss & C1e = y -1ae
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-27
ptGbOps rls DROP IT.
Legislative Committee Reported III
fesur " Adams.

Denver fet - u ne ~ ,s.rneiu-ls.
contest DON rplrsee adjourned 1mmec3
asely After uesuAg Yesterday atser
nOpr mt snls q .eruUor when i Il
expected rhat the urle.e >. III. ac,u,
ne,s ~ Clco slces VI ~ tied Tne
case W 1neI ~ considered ~ tax
COMMITTEE s.nc pncer uue ~ .ee lts ~
por. nast TX opns4aerec ~ nexi Wec-
1esds.
-noputrmec rcppr.s s,e - cirrr.s.
riun q cne et.,c, TIA; tne ne .lprlty q.
tne CON Il lrtss wclcr opDsists Q. nlns,-
sse.r aepp raesns and elSn; Demc.-
cret W sastsl1n tzpv Ava Adams
sno ,eopr uleno tns; Contes.pr JAMES
4 Peaoods oe give. lesve - w2taore "
lit pet1uur
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-27
>sf,sYna TOT Trolley posd

1s.coas p. 2. - ,ergeyin2 ps.7-es
ers r,5=set-n2 ,etweea T4ec@z nc
Z rler-cen -eke - t.e .ine ~ t.e -.
iSes=c yr-.-ey fY4c p-sADs5o ~ liner
: te-y i. = 80 ,L4t i>1i->1s- -
s?Lc-c4te 1es purchased fe-ts ira.
c--se az 90 Construct t-e rY4c es-
te.-c-A2 y - = D-ya-p pa 4Ac rgAalng
Z .s4i-el LIZ u L--eA4.-s sl,. Cet-trz -
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-27
frTY BODIES FOUND
LIrfe HUps InSf ANY Of Enfomte q
Alabama Timers Ar. Alive.

Birmingham Ala. Fec. 2.-Qf tins
+ mer enson osc Il the T,rEinla
MN. fifty oucies npvs tseen recovered
Tne recove-y ALREADY " s. many dead
Jgt;les precludse the ldss vnaf arT ilv-
Ing mer remain among tts uutu-ru
Mates * II rne u.ns
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-27

The following pr.oa are offered se
sne producer oy sne looal dealers fog
deliver. II rvnno .ou I. Q C. Seassle
ano aSs subject g change vicious 10
s.oe:
tyraiI--Isax e2e .6oG2f yes sor
or,r.e. "a 5Oa2t ~, SOC ;wness chicken
.eeo se 81 ye, soni orap, $ls; snorx
esU&2l; oo,n, SIS,
Ea.-hassert v Washington, $1661T :.
per sun Puget sound, S11@1S e..t....e
@lOa31
kgss--Ssr.cei. tresn ranch 2&G2Sc
Souitrs-lnve nen l2@ 5se yer
10; o.e rooster 1Uc; oucks 19G-2z I;
goose sc Springs 4 &c.
Lave Ssock-lIholoe ova' carc.e
oo~s 2zsc ye, Il; s.erre tzz Gssc
saeey s1sc; aUss e@t1c oressec
oe.lvu fGsc i've 6a6c
Elo.es teiss e.ao Woo.-aeevy enc
ssiset sseass owe, &c pounds nc yer
T.; rneolum, sound, &c; ASnt, sound
DC op~s sound e. ~e-gu1 &c stage
or-a e.nt cAen tzac; ss4ls.c np b. :
calves, so lCc; cula &C .ess rae-n
sop-no green hlas &c !ess rns.n ss1s.,c
Or. nle.es, ll@ lte; or! cu1ls one-rhirt
.ess sheep yeI2. sGcG St each /.
saearhnSs l6aSOc each; Essyerc
Washington wool l1Glsc rr 10
Western Washington WOO, 1eaSE. :
oayy! Q, tx nc, stained lie DC ts-
.ow . Is q &c; grease, Is @Sc.
fscomS oeofsf.oas
aaea.-BIGeeem Nc ! eEc: clpt
No. &c.
AVesH~E-esses, s@sHc ye, Ia;
oo~s s@tIci noss ~ cas-; saep,
t@tZc.
Pour! Turkeys, orssseo zsc
CHICKENS spran2 cressed, lsc; oscks
tiresse. l5c; geese dressed, i5c Lave
--j-.e14ss u ;1.c1s l&c gesse, ,ze1
.9rxess 49, sg,9ng chickens lsc;
squsoe Il 6Q@:
i3esse, y s-sa2nyvon cres aaery &C.;
fs1ch, -tla &c.
kgxs-3lo.
oes-szf@2*; r9l-e,a osts s<saso
IL! Ats-t4 ete-" 1e%r gay
90 3e& = 81; timoshy sl7.gQal: 80:
als&o' slt 5q@.si Glove, s.. oQ@
e u; s1e-t&. men ~: i.2eq
ssgtcs lz@.g
fe@s@-I an. szt ~hest ga; .er-
Ky rhe4e SrsL. s<$; r.4LsS:, szs 81.
osaa. u. - s-orsA. tzI@xx.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1905-12-22
Diving of Famine

is, in its torments, like dying of
consumption. The progress of
consumption, from the very end,
is long torture, both to victim
and friends. "When | had con
sumption in ito first stage, writes
William Myers, of Cearfoss, Nd,
"after trying different medicines
and "A good doctor, in vain, | ut
last took DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry which quickly aud perfectly
cured me. Prompt relief and
sure cure for coughs. colds. sore
throat. bronchitis, etc. Positive
ly prevents pneumonia. Guaran-
teed at J |. Sturdivanl's drug
store. Price 30 cents and $l.00
Il bottle. Trial bottle free
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1905-12-22
WARNING ORDER.

Independence chancery court.
Mrs E. DeEArd. plaintiff, VS.. John,
Fed and Nellie Decard, defendants.
The defendants, John, Fed and Mel
lie Decard are hereby warned to APP
pear in this court within thirty days,
and answer the complaint of the
plaintiff. Mrs. +. Decard.
Given under my hand as clerk, this
9th day OF December, 1905.
CUL. l.. PEARCE, Clerk.
s. A. Moore. attorney for plaintiff
Ira ] Matheney. attorney for non
resident defendant.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1905-12-22
}. |. STURDIVANT.
NOTICE To TAXPAYERS.


Notice is hereby given that | will
attend in person lor by deputy in the
different townships throughout the
county, for the purpose of collecting
the state, county and special taxes for
the year 1905, on the days al dates
specified below. Each Taxpayer is
requested to bring his last years tax
receipt.
| would suggest, that as many as
can make it convenient, meet ms the
day | ar III their township and settle
their taxes, AID thereby avoid the
rush which always comes later.
Farview township, Pleasant Plains,
/ TUESDAY, Jan uary ;, 1906.
Liberty township. Floral. Wednes-
/ day, January 3.
Relief township. Coyerston school
house, Thursday, January 4.
Greenbrier township, Jan estown,
/ Friday, January }.
Oil Trough township, Elmo. Tues
day, January 8.
Christian township, Oil Trough,
i Wednesday al Thursday till noon,
January 10 and IL.
Salado township, Salado, Friday,
January II.
GaiL esboro township Ham school
house, Saturday, January ID.
Logan township, Logan school
house, Monday, January Is.
Black River township, Cord, Tues.
day, January Is.
Black River township, Walnut
Grove, Wednesday, January Il.
Barren township, Gray's store,
Thursday, January Is.
jefferson township, Montgomery S
store, Friday, January 10.
Ashley township, school house, Sat
nrday, January 20.
Washington township, Getaways
store, Monday, January y.
CuShman township, Cushman, Wei
nesday, ia, uary "A.
Big Bottom township, Newark,
Thursday and Friday, January p and
26.
MagnesS township. Magness, Satur-
day, January -.
White River township, Sulphur
Rock. Monday aud TUESDAY. January
% and 30
Ruddell township, court house
Wednesday. January 81.
And after Iaal time in my office in
the court II n-y antil the 10th day OF
April. 1906, taxes can be paid without
penalty, and after said 10th day of
April, 1906. the law requires penalty
of % per cent to be imposed for ron
paymel t.
w. A. MONTGOMERY.
Collector of taxes, for independence
county. Arkansas.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1905-12-22
A LUCKY EDITOR.

We got up the other night to
git drink, and by mistake we
drinked a half pint of close clean
err. The young man at the drug
store told us it would have bin fa-
tai, but for the alcohol in our
symptom, which he said were a
anecdote. This amt the first time
our habits have saved our life. -
Hardeman Free Prnss.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1905-12-22
BITS OF WISDO1.
From Bryan C0mmone

FROM bryan CothtHOnefsi
He who gives JOY gives more
than money.
Policy honesty is the rankest
form of dishonesty.
Some people imagine that sin is
only dishonesty exposed.
The man who misses an oppor-
tunity to enjoy a healthy laugh
misses much.
The chnrchmember who must
always be conciliated never
amounts to much.
Every now and then we see a
man so tired of resting that he is
unable to work.
Men are prone to spend lot of
time designing mansard roofs of
hope for unfinished foundations of
deeds.
1t is the man who is always talk
ing about his rights who is gener-
ally trying to infringe upon the
rights of others.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1905-12-22

Alvord Hugg spent Sunday and
Sunday night out near Charlotte,
visiting home folks.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1905-12-22
S E E L
T [ NJ z,

1Sie experienced farmer
has learned tat some
grains require far differ
cnt soil than others
some crops need differ
cathandiiag than other5.
lie knows that a great
deal depends upon right
planting at the right
time, AID t2ct tie soil
rauct be kept enriched.
No use Of complaining
IL summer about a mis-
take made il the spring.
Decide before tie seed
is planted.
C6e best time to rene
dy wasting conditions in
the human body is be-
fore the evil is too deep
rooted. At the first evil
dence of loss Of flesh
SCOTS Emulsion
should be taken iTnme-
diately. There is moth
ing that will e p air
wasted tissue more
quickly or replace lost
flesh more abundantly
than SCOTS Emulsion.
It nourishes and builds
up the body when ordi-
nary 70 Cd s absolutely
fail.
We hill send you a sample free.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1905-12-22

Sunday night out near Charlotte,
visiting home folks.
For corn, hay, oats, bran, alfal-
ia seed, ETC., figure with the New
ark Lumber Company.
For Sale-Five school desks.
Will be sold at sacrifice. Apply
to Craig & Henderson.
The only place in town to get
good meal at a reasonable price is
at Galloway s restaurant.
Adams Bros. carry a full line of
groceries, and will deliver goods
free to any part of town.
| have some fine O. |. G. pigs
for sale at my place one mile north
of Paroquet. {. +. Miller.
Hon. Jas. K. York of James
town, candidate for representa-
tive, spent Saturday in town.
Largest assortment and lowest
prices in everything at the big
store of Barnett Bros. at Bates
vile.
j. I. Powell of Greenbrier
township, candidate for tax col
lector, spent Friday and Saturday
in town.
Grover Cleveland of Tucker
man. spent Saturday and Sunday
here, visiting his brother, Arthur
Cleveland.
Barnett Bros. Mere Company
of Batesville have the largest
store in Arkansas and will save
you money.
y
w. L. Wick of h1agness town
ship, candid2te for county treas
urer w4s mingling with the
throng in town Saturday.
The Journal had pleasant call
Friday from d. W. King of Bar
rem township who was here as
delegate to the county meeting of
the Farmers Union.
There are several copies of the
Newark public school catalogue
left for free distribution, and any
one desiring copy can procure
the same by calling ut The Jour
nal office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Byrum, for
merry of Black River township,
but recently from Hampstead
county, arrived in town Saturday
and will make their future home
near Charlotte.
James Marlin of Greenbrier
township spent Friday and Satur-
day in town attending the Far
mers' Union meeting. Mr.. Mar
lin is vice president of the county
union, and is very pleasant gen.
themen.
A house on L. 5. Ottinger's
farm near Hickory Valley was de-
stroyed by fire one day last week.
The household effects of Squire
Luke Gilbre and q. w. Lewis
were totally destroyed, nothing of
any consequence being saved. The
fire originated from defective
flue.
Mrs. Eliza Hulsey says that
December is either a lucky or an
unlucky month for her. She was
born in December; she was first
married on the 23rd of December;
was married a second time on the
9th oil December; had son born
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1905-12-22

For sale Three nice residence
lots in the north part of town.
Apply to Craig & Henderson,
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1905-12-22
To Cure CONSTIPATION

take just mite of Liver Food before retiring
each night. Ramon's Tonic Regulator supplies
II IN a palatabie form of powder tea or tonic,
2oc, and money back if not satisfied
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1905-12-22
EOLEYSkIDNEYCURE
Makes Kidneys and Bladder Right
If Nervous and Run Down

bly improve your circulation. Remove the
~.kstc matter that clogs the blood by taking
Ramon's Piils-theu tone the nervous system
with the Tonic Pellets. All in one box tor % cts
- &neoney back il not satisfied.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Lese. Loniaa 70 W S 100 # e Of Courtiandt- -
RSe as per bond. .lttc- 20 Henry
BesKssl 'J,ames-gt Nos and 50: : years o per 4
.-.. . =
cent ,,. 20 George Schrank: Hughes ave- s
b,odo ~ n OF STth-st: prior mortgage % -'o'
x Der IL.
rosebb and others Anna tultohi lSo1i'r
t : 81 5 II . OF st Ann save : years 10
,,iPefscbcr Martin TO Ephraim B Levy; Union Unhf
,crt Road s 572 II from OF NHue
Plains Road q years s per cent -
ronStetn Walter 10 Charles Haenssier NIthuI
hohs'sa' as - n ~ lsOth-st: years. per cent g.
Abraham Rosale and another and Wllaam i
TTaEs 10 Alexander Doyle il2th-st, Nos oo4 ana
5n6 West: prior mortgage. $lSo.oVp' year *
per eeHT ~ 10 l. Harding Rogers jr: West
Frd ave W & 5O1I n OF lS2d-sti Neai' <
IL.
same 10 same: same property; years per cent D.
same 10 Elizabeth Wood; same property 0 Se"fs' AZ
T,olisk samuel and another 20 Harris Bernstein,
5ethsf N q 20 II Of I'd ave; three MORTGAGE a.,
saoh 81 600. demand per eent...,...,'.sr,'. II,
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

n6s sa.F io9 20 # hors of Au23n9%s 0pdG9 p
Same property; Charles Weinberg to same; Il
Interior -t lot 'i5 44o It W Of White Plains Road x55
e 10; Ephraim B Levy to Martin Pietscher Nominal
SSssb RiegeT: mortgage s26 $50 Nominal
Simon Weiss; mortgage. $4,000; and ;o;:-a 100
George sohrank samuel lax mortgage. ,,,.,,n.,
BreRm to n Y. \ + 8 II r r Nominal
Ann 4 Fulton to Joseph Jacobs al, Nominal
BOXES; Charles Haussler to Walter Aronstein;
chaTt6r+st. 10 TsC to 1874. 8 6ax6oxG5 ekso;
J3sePh H TO M FeSsk @ Pn5 aB and an 10 oo
100: Catherine Hecht 70 Louis Nominal
Du Bois TO Catherine WatST6nTy. Nominal
z shaw mortgage SO coo Nominal
To Rooseve fo Really cons%gucoH company 100
x104; Rosalie Abraharls to Dominck P
conyent@sye n cor i44tf"st "A iixa4.5; Robert
H Disbrow to Brown; mortgage $4,000; 500
2oihIst 10 !9c east. q e,o2 Adele sayre
la9thsst. n s, AS IT " 5tn.aye, runs i99.ioT
jacobs col to 'o' Harry iST Davis 'f mortgage F S5s5O6
1sSth-sI. n g. l45 # " Of 5tl-ave runs n silk
25x 2G.7x sosx so; William Brown to ..
127th.st. 10 2l2 East, IS Louis iofner to
sage. 81 srs ooo 20 Nominal
BesGmontays being ,. Of lot lot % 90 map map
0Leary; fp mortgage s. 600 Nominal
and another i1S: mortgage 500, ,ooo and 100
i'iSyS Raych TO ALBERT ALBERT london $500
wadswoPth ePd ave. $ corner is2d-s 25SiOo;
CARTEL to Charles Garhel: mortgage sl16Oo 100
5sa 5syss6 Rs5s5sT5 5sRsg% PARK 5m 100
Lot. 80 aSd g 81 sama aD same to Joseph
,yds,asv KEN a6 200 r. E Of Ewood- St iooxio4s
s5tT s597f20al; Peter sneios 70 ns"!n Nominal
St NG; sss ana d Sss s,noo trT:aSs2s e 3ss
moraaSs $500; :. - -,,, 80, s,.; 100
fatsrn0 GdsfSsge BFSs 70 s50 Cos 10000
Wss5-st' sane to same C. mortgage $50 900 Nominal
OK > W on curve 426i 14sx a50lG lots
- % burns 20 Sc nap = part mortgage sia 75o Nominal
Same DroPer'y; gsrt mertsaEe Sis $50 Nominal
BT9P1 sP oas NaRan To- %lnnie schmidt &
rrgasoSt gSge SpgSo Road 81 572 IT Of White plains
Road K5 Of iaS MH5rs iS spbfa 1g rSg' to HaT
,5onIase 56 PlSe''n'r s. 25 IT of i5ists 2O1loo eo
=, and " 800 IT Of ciif-st 5os1Oo; Abra
GTHSs1'yS 6s %einsiein John BoEart mortgage 100
s " carlo S4G It to Guseppe Nominal
"a asraham Rosenthal Wiaiam I5 K9er' one 100
e2d-st 500 # OF Of CShnUG' sthna%e 2SEass VIII
lam F Nsey 20 saraa z and MD, ieA" ~ -. 100
Park-ays seS d II s f5 fo Ehu Root Nominal
~ , No 90 East. 19X1OO IL; cara MAX anu
l1Jthhs l1,Ls- 20 Joseph NasGnowtz; mortgage SIl 10,
900 40, :; " Of Parll-ave, 1871 1lx1O011:
9SIh- ST. psr[fn 10 GOLDBERG Kaplan x CO. mort 100
gaee, So i75 n e OF courtlandt-aVe 2SDhluoad
Iohn II F'ulle TO Cha'ieS i' -. Nominal
SSVO ta5 II e OF Prospect ave, OK 80 90
9e 4xi64.11 Fred II Doehe 10 .e " Nominal
dali ...... % 4 ~ W of Davdson-ave. 16.SxsO
Henry y singhi 10 bd"ln i"4H' = Nominal
1888. ---'-'
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22

in unusna sna residences OF good class are being sold
Ia, ch-ls .sHse numbers. Some fUenf,,sas1a,
on1 changed hands during the last ,eeL
vesr we've during the Corresponding Naes alst it
ee1irs Ahis MS Is very important because ~ MI, iast
builders TO revive very deeirahIo Ias en- s
nt ~ eInent during 1905. In short the yea 2 ~
~ - making much better start ana - Soulu t
tha that It viii require ration ratbsT
iors e-couTaBeinent before the wear ia ont g.
tSlsss,a a. men like Benjamin Altman and 1obO
ca1nna, are giving substance to the speculation e.
G,,iSuss oe going too far; but The Record md
ss ,, can hardly believe that lots in S4th-st are
ness Mor.h SzoO square foot for legitimate bust
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
FOUR UPTOWN PARCELS SOLD.

Charles l. Schuyler & Co. sold for Martha B
Phillips four north Of lI5th-st 175 feet
west OF Broadway Franklin Pettitt. Also
lots on the south Of 1l5th-st. west of
broadway, for Lowenfeld Prayer 10 Frank Woytfek.
who Will improve the parcel
FOLSOM Brothers have sold for Harry B. Davis the
plot OF ground l00x1O0 the north side OF 139th-S
lS5 feet west OF 5have. also sold for H b Davis the
OF fh-avo
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
MAX MARX SELLS MANY PARCELS.

Max Marx sold TO Harry Fried No. 2,566 Sth-ave
southeast iS7thst. five story fathouse with
store, 241iXss; aIo, 10 client OF Milard Welt.
25T7 sth-ave-. five story triple hathouse stores
26x100; also. Bernard Samuel and Herman King
through Arnold Bryne Nos 1913 and 2575 6thave % Il
feet north Of lS7ths, five triple hathouses
with stores b0xlOo; also 70 Maurice Rapp and Lewis
Marx Nos 257e and 2SSi shave, five story triple
hathouses with stores 5OxIO0 also through Julius Scott
Samuel Aufhauser southwest
Sth-ave fve story triple fathouse stores, "a 1x
100. This leaves only house unsold-No 25S3 Sth
RveOf the parcels purchased from Caroyne and Rosa
Doctor 9 few days
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
BUILDING STATISTICS FOR ION.

'eial reports to Construction News" fron,
"eh'y -eght of the principal cities of the country
snow that permits were taken out for the con
sFucuon of l02 90 buildings. involving an expendi
'ure OF Sss42S2S74, against sS7sS buildings at an
esmated cost OF $s2S s4OO3s In 1905 an increase OF
~ 'Oi buildings and $57s42,S36. Is per cent. The
hgures in detail are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22

feet East 1sths 800 feet north of Avenue l.
sGx1O0 side 500 feet north OF
Avenue l. S0x1OO feet Bond and Mortgage Com
pany a private investor. and Avenue l., northwest
corner of East 1Sths 1OOxl00 feet, for E. Morro to
Hans c. Kionka.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
BRONX BROKERS LEASE A HALL

The Board OF Bronx Real Estate Brokers has leased
hall 5oz1oo feet in the Morris Building
wet corner OF 149th-st. ID Il will used
as auction and exchange Bronx property 1t
Will be ready for occupancy early IN March
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22

.,ab1spbeck Henry 10 John Lee; '0th-s'' No
L Ea6IenbecE William. John Nj Lee 'otn W
952 III notes.
Wolf Louis Kooner; lztth-st' 40 - aoon
East: iussalmeuts per cent cent ; 1s2i 81 No 80
wears cent. WV
t7aiiev Rachel and another 10 Clement n shiIn
23Gtf- 4, 40 II q OF heppief
dema cent wv
ave n W corner 17Tth-st: years. per cent uO''
Albert David RRvttch et all lst-aVe
W corner IOOth-st year, per esIit. low
DAVIS Harry y to HsnTg per
RdrDasld Cbarles to John II Fuller; i4sth-st,
IFS I c o COurtlandt-ave; prior mortgage
IS 500 years @ per cent -'V'O
Nekransky samuel and another TO Ptncus Low
enfield and another l1Gth-st 200 II OF
prior mortgage. $S6'OVo' year ~ -xo
I6ewentritt benjamin, Peter Shields; Nagle-
ave, :, 45O II OF Eiwood-st; years o per - ooo
ssams to sae. same property year per cent. 5000
Fredberg, simon. Ann Mcclure; 81 Nicholas
Nos e6G and 96s; prior mortgage $fsuVo =. ooo
same TO Irving BachTach and another: same prop
erty; prior mortgage, $4,000; due December ~ -oo
1905. Nuuo
Klein. samuel. TO Emma l. Shrmer; Lot No
32 revised map OF Seneca Park instruments -
per cent A@V
Klein. ! NJ. Emma l. Shrmer. Lots Nos 10
and 81. map; instaments. per cent $50
HrschhQrn Nathan. same: Lots Nos - ana
map: instruments cent. 500
La Vell v q Knox. Clinton-aN
nsr :. IT'o - '........e' 40 coo
Biackwood, John W, Lillian e Monet;; sth-
ave. so II from Lot No ass map Of
Wakefield. years. per cent Ltos