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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-13
RESTOS QUE Sc AFR
ma no pe1eneCGn
al hOlnlre pini-
two
La lorna de los OraHSOs Sc paTeGs
a las eahezas De lOs iudi0s pa
T0neSS.
Nj. Glider do una eOIasel6n 10 hGesOs ! pro
n0TeI0nes % Oeh0 eltnsOs.

Ell senior d. Blaekman, argue0logo de
la sSociedad Hiat6rica de Nebraska, /" dice
que los restos decuerpos humanos halla-
dos FeCientemente por Glider ceTca de
Omaha, no pertenecen ri hor1bre primi'
two.
Ia forma de los cr6neoa dice que se
parece & las cabezas de los indios paro-
ness
Cree Glider que los reatos tienen sola.
menta de 200 & 400 AMOS Los huesos =
Cr6neos excitan 81 interea de los cientffcos
en- toda Ia comaTca
El professor Henry Fairfield Osborn, de
Ia Univeraidad de Columbia de Nueva
York, hizo un Yiaje especial para exami-
mar los craneos y dice que eatos pertenecen
al hombre mas primitiYa, con exception
del que es conocido con el nombre De Eel
hombre Neanderthal" encontrado ca Ale
mania.
Mr.. Glider di6 una coleCci6n de huesos
y preparedness de ocho cr6neos al Muaeo
de Ii Universidad de Nebraska. El Dean
n. B. Ward J 81 professor +. Fl. Barbour,
eatkn tratando ahora de reunirlos de modo
que eI esqueIeto de IN hombre de los
tiempos pasados pneda ser exibido en- 81
Museo del Eatado,
FL sefor Blackman dijo que no podfan
perteneCar los asqueletos & una raza pri-
mitiya de gsntes que no conocemos. pues
Ia civilization debi6 estar algo adelantada
aptes de eque aqpellos muertOs hubieran
sido enterradOs.
Los parone de esia aseeei6n del pals,
tenfan hentes incIinadaa algo paIecidas
los cr6neos recientemente descubiertos y
no parecfan ssr gTandes pensadoreB.
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TrabaJo muy lntGssants.

En- nuestrO COlega la revista ''Tierra"
se vienen publicando interesantes trabajos,
debidUs q Ia PIuma de nuestro ilustrado
compatriota don Salvador Brau, con res
pectO la historic y origenes del cultivO
della cana de azicar, en- Puerto Rico.
Verdaderamsnte convenientes y de mu-
cho inter6S son esas diseFtaciones que traen
gran acopiO de datoS respecto de una de
las mas impOFtantes fuentes de Iiqueza de
este pala.
EsoS articulos SON muy leidos , un6nime-
mente aplaudidos.
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IUzGLDO De PAz,

Pedro DeIgadO, pOr prOferir fraaeB obs
cenas So. ~ ......-..s
Juan Rivera, pOr infraeci6n 9. M, So.
LeOnciO Padr6n, Jesis DeIgado y Pedro
OSturiO, pOr jugar dadOs en- la via pdblica
S5 cada uno.
Conception MOntafiez, pOr esedndalO y
proferir blasfsmias $40.
Ramon Colon, por dejar abandonado
un coche en- la plaza, so so.
Rafael Rubiet, por dOrmir en- ls via
p6blica / dia. +.
Antonio DiaE, por iusultar & la sefcrita
BErT1en @5--~
ErneStO Tapia, pOr arrojar aqua sueia &
Ia calle 81. ~
Absueltos nueve acusadOs.
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cARrA DEL pR. LAPPoNI.

Certihco que he empleado las Pfldoras Ro-
sadas del DR.. Williams en- cuatro diferentes casos
de simple anemia del desarrollo organico. Des-
pues de pocas. semanas de tratamiento los re-
sultados llenaron plenamente mis- esperanzas.
Por esta razon no dejare en- adelante, de extender
el empleo de estalaudable preparation, no solo
en- ell tratamiento de varias formas de debilidad
bajo la categorfa de anemia clorosis, sino tam
bien en- casos de neurastenia sus similares"
(Firrnado) GIUSEPPE LAPP0NL
Tsa del GrGeckS .332, Roma.
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mo garantfa de cumplimiento del eontrato
hasta que se otoTgue Ia esc1itura de venta,
J deyOlviendosa las dem6s 4 sus depOsitan-
tes; las adiudicaciones go entandeE6n efec-
tuadaS aobre Ia base de contado, debiendo
los adjudicatarios dentro de tres dias de
ceIebFado el remate, tener satisfecho 81
precio J Obtener II escEitura De adjudica-
ci6n, ibre de graysmen, cuyo docnmnto
autorizar6 el Sfndico de II Sociedad, sien-
do de cuenta de dich0s adjudicatarios los
gastos de- I'll escritura , no admitiendose
para las puias, cantidades memories de-
DIEZ dollars en- cada uubasta.
LO que ss publica para general conoci-
miento cOucurrancia de licitadores
San Juan de Puerto Rico veints de 0c-
tubre de mil noVecientos Beis
EM. HughaE
Efndico de- Ia sociedad The Peo-
pies Cooperative Building,
Lavings & Loan Association
Of PoTto Rico.
Vo. Bo., Pedro de 4EdreH
Juez de- Il Sscci6n piimera :
de 4 Core De Diztrito.
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ipshanp, soaasl

La Fabrica de SODAS, POLO N0RTE,
Tetuan 26, usa fItr0s de gran abastecimien-
to. sistema BERKEFELD
FL Doctrr Samuel @. Dixon, del sBacte-
reOIOgical Laboratory de Ia Academia de
Ciencias Naturales de FiIadelfa, ha dado
eI siguiente testimonio, que tenemos en- e.
tas Oficinas.
sYo he sOmetido el filtro Berkefeld una
ngida prueba baeteriol6gica, he encOn.
tradO en- 81 un EXCELENTE filtrO me-
eanieO.
Sesenta muestras de aqua fueron exarni-
nadas pOr mi antes y despues del filtrad0.
Antes q aqua estaba poblada de bRcteFias
y despu6s del dltrado el aqua apareoi6
eompletamente esteril. LlenOs de aqua
los tubos. yerios dlas, obtuye el misnno res
sultadO.U
Por este recomendanos, uuevamente,
nuestros sifones, pOKque adem6s de la pu-
reza del aqua, estan saturadOs de gas car
b6nico, $50 libEas de preston. Emplea-
mos gss lfquido, qufmieamente puFO,
una preston fnicial de DOS MIL HbFas.
Ningnn ORGANISING resiste tales condolences,
sxa RTvERo Y CIA.
In @a imprsnta . vunds PAID Vido6
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FL lfamoso facultavo del Vatcano e DR. Lapponl cuyo
nombre ha sdo recentemente conocdo del pdbco por
vud de ncansabes servcos haca e lamentado Papa
Leon Kill por Ia estma que es tendo por
actual Ponthce Pho X hoy reconocido verda-
dera notabidad. El Dr. LapPoni meramente
que independents Sin trabas de la etiqueta que la
profession acostumbra observar habiendo usado las
Phdoras Rosadas del DR. Williams para Personals Padas
los hechos ensaza las vrtudes de remedo
ridad tai que nadie Sc permitra poner duda.
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GRAN NOYEDADk la Villa de
Madrid acaBa de- rci alpacas do cOlo-
res para frsges de Gel nifio, corbatas
Principe de Gales amerfn francesa,
4Camisetas Dc n1srino iio para hlIaT, ca
sainires ingles tsla de hilos pafiolas,
adoEnos para trages y "a gEan suEtido de
ENGAGES Valeneian, 1ghanrn = BFnss..
Las asf como paraguaa para s8iiora y CO.
hallero En- este ablecimiento hay
gismpre artculcs De guos t01os lOs dias
son de moda Telefono 273. 2. o. B.
764 San francisco 81. San juan PueE-
- Rico.
Tor auseH6askss 81 duefi8, ae ven
de el EantuTce, una cara de madeira de
dos pisos y reesen cOnstEEi(la. Iufoxn1< ra
uaiento San Juan Puerto 2lc9.
an
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INSTRUMENTAL DENIAL

.Corta-frfos, Cuchillos, y raspadOres de
todas cleses para cauchii. Tenacillas para
soIdar, distintas formas. Articuladores
para cajas. puentes, &c. Metal fusible, y
para cSmara de aire. Porta,mercurio,
sean faascOs de cuerno para mercnrio.
Cucharnes espeCiales para fundir meta.
les. sierras para cortar metaleg, CauChG,
&c. Conos ruedas de feltrO de todos
tamafios formas Ruedas. discos. copas
couvexas s c6ncayes, conos, discos bicon.
vexos todo esto de carboEundum legftimo.
Dsp6sito Dental de Josf Salgado Jimenez,
36 San Francisco, San Juan,
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hLLEglMIENTO

Anoche falleci6 en- esta ciudad Ia nina
ConsueIo, hija de los esposos de Ia Mata
Gonzalez.
Enviamos nuestro testimonio de condo
lencia & los aaijidOs padres deHeandOles re.
Bignaci6n.
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--Muy pronto har6 nna vista & Ia isla
81 cOronel jefe dc ID policia insular Mr.. 4.
Hamill.
LAS plazas vaCantes en- el cuerpo de
la pOlicfa Ber6n cubiertaB en- breYe
Sc est6n hacienda reparaciones ca la
carretera de Santurcs, entire las paradas
is y Is.
Hay quien piense que On 81 case de-
que 81 alcalde elejido para San Juan re-
nuncie, ser6 elejidO para sustituirle uno
de los ssfiores que comp0nen Ia llamada
dsrecho del partido republican, en- la
GUIDED.
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-El hotel 'HeIvetia' eatableCido en-
IL casa ndmero ~ as u Gale ds Ia Cruz
ofrece II que utilica Bus aervicio1, M mag.
nf6c0 local con amplias habitaciones y
buena mess. luz electrica y tOdos los ade-
lantos da n civilizaci6n.
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HQUIERE I'D. PONEREE aRUEsA
Y COLORADA2
esOnsulte con su medfc0 y p0ngase las
inyecctoueg de CacodIlatO.
20 LAS P0NG0 fEIN DOLOR!
AD0IxEO C. FORTUNE, PEaef can te.--
Luna IS, altoas
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LA calidad del agua que % est6 con.
sumiendo parece que no es buena hay
nm medic de haCerla que no haga dafio y
este es mezcl6ndola con unas gotas de ron
marca sExpoaici6n" que neutraIiza por
complete 81 precioao Ifquido. "A. Alvarez
Hermanos. 70 yenden.
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GRONIQUILLA.

q
dad enno buenas condolences hig;6niCas y
acaso solo So situaci6n topografca cerca
del mar la defende.
Hace tempo que 'sLa Correspondent
cia" viene clamando impulsandu IL
creaci6n de 40 barrio obEero.
No es possible apanas hacer en- esta capi-
tel una campafia sanitaria Yerdad, sin la
creaci6n de un barrio obrero 8 81 ensanche
de IL zona urbana.
No es possible que tan gran nimero dc
habitantes pueda vivir en- un n6mero de
habitaciones tan imitadoy y dc tan malas
condolences, como las que ocupan Las clases
proletariag
Denunciar habitaciones que no tienen
condolences materialeB de vida, es cosa
fdcil. Con denunciarlas & todas de una
vez, bastaba; evitandose trabajo las auto
ridades
81 ge trata de hacer una labor sanitaria
4 conciencia, en- 81 6nimo de las autorida-
des est6 cual es 81 camino.
PrinaeTO. eolicitar del presidente la
termination del pleito de los terrenos que
pertenecen 81 pueblo de Puerto Rico.
SegMedO II Creaci6n del barrio obfero.
IercerO. Inspection no solo de los ali
mentos y de las aguas sino de los icores
que con nombrea pomposos % expendsn en-
ID isla.
Es8 serfa una buena labor, I6gica y
racional Lo dennis no pasarfs de meras
GUARIONEX.
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g q impEDia I. Vaads paisl vislO6
o2t0 d qshl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-30

A U LADY. an artist, with musical tastes,
occupying with her younger sister q nat in the lOas,
West Side, would like . woman Of congo NAL tastes
10 share expenses. Address NJ. s., boz lie sun once.
SOS eos 1lgrH ST.-HAndsome apartments
Of s or 9 rooms 70 let; all light: all modern Improve
ments: rents moderate. Apply on premises.
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Miscellaneous.

,.. Carer e. "a = ,asss.a,v h haze o. t; Ike ,o : ,,SSt
Of and 'A frs ssSr:GIss . sS.,slnf through pasS tsgifi ssy.
.outSwsst corner 81 Madison sy.nrs and
cSrssrs Z Hastings vii be altered and leased
N, LInds e r.. 4 h Go; v SGsn ths R STSO src.d T.
streets, for the eight story building at the
no F4snfsn sSspsr q S sspin: sRs r ahS c asSssffS.;
Hsufmann as atsorDeys have ought for
story apartment house. with stores. on
The real estate class Of, the West Side
hold an open session next Tuesday evening
at 9 o'clock: Henry hsrmon Nell viii pre-
dress Of the evening. on The Real Estate
Broker and Auctioneer."
The title Guarantee and Trust Company
ton, which has been organiEed for that pur-
nation. they are secured by first mortssses
e en. nsH sS' By 1 tSe Bond Fsa, and lMorssasSs sy d%sr.
, ,.:s: e s1s s.ss of r sss an. .Sa 1 nss the s'f ln 70 sss
az psr cent; They sell at par and. like mort
ys.ss, ss% .Trs e; 9s.sn sy s s1 &. up Gsr nor th sGv x.
aond and Mort9age Guarantee Company use
n protecting mortgage Investments, and put
At ths disoossl o. the public . high class and
j n. Hariam a Co. have leased for Libnnan
A Horwlts for o term OF years stores at Nos.
11IN and 7247 Amsterdam avenue,
The "Diarv and Manual Of the Real Estate
Board Of Brokers for ia07 has lust been issued.
The book II similar In general form to pre-
ceding editions and contains some 300 PAGES
Of general and Statistical information OF great
value to brokers. investors. operators and
others Interested In real estate.
Plans have been fled with BUILDING Super
lntendsnt. MurDhy for enlersing the twelve
spencer ASdrich. q the northwest corner Of
tRfousH the Block 70 trinity. place, Three
BROADWAY front ~rsmodsllsd. removing the
balconies at the upper stories and the orns-
mental mansArd at the third story. The
elevators and interior eauipments viii be
renovated generally. The improvements are
to cost sITS.00o. according 70 the estimate Of
the aFohiteets. ". II. W. Youngs and y. T.
No plans for new buildings were hled with
eIther the Manhattan OF the Bronx bureau.
James Kyle 4 Sons have sold for Mrs. Otto
". Heimer the northeast corner OF Lexington
avenue and Fifty-ei9hth street. four story
building, on lot s3xTe. This Ia the FIRST sale
OF this property In twentY-six years. The
purchaser has instructed his agents. James
Kyle 4 Sons, 20 begin alterations as soon as
present lease expires on May 1. There VIII
be stores on two doors and apartments on
the three upper doors.
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q SALE-S acre ranch. 10 acres fruit. Is
acres fenced pasture. Q oows. . horses, good house.
large rooms, good barn. one well. gasoIens engine.
u. ], WARRIcK, Corning, Cal.
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BAY RIDGE,
4th Ave. Subway

Lots and plots In parcels from S TO 100 lots on
avenues and side streets along line of attn avenue
Subway. which will be advertised for In ? weeks:
great opportunity to make money for SPECTATORS
and builders; 81 lots on 74th st., between 4th and 9Th
avenues, Is lots on ZSd st. near 4th avenue. is lots on
I'D st. near 5th avenue, % lots on 10th st. near ath
avenue, % lots on SD ST. near 9th avenue. u lots on
nth 81. near 5th avenue, 3 lots on 7eth st. near ID
avenue, 30 lots on 4th avenue and 72d st.. 6 lots on
18th st. near 10Th avenue, q lots on 18th avenue near
14th ST.. 81 lots on sd 81. nea 9Th avenue, 10 lots on
10th ~. near 7h avenue. Several corner plots, lOox
plot on ID avenue and s7th ST. 40 feet O n nj avenue
and 100 feet deep. Hundreds of others Z rom 500 90
gold mine for investors. Don't wait too long. as
Open sunday. SULLlVANS OFFICE. Sth aven ne
and I'D st., Bay Ridge.
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BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.
ron SALE.
"MAKE new RESOLUTIONS FOR 1907"

e "WhN jew
BUY YOU A HOME OF YOUR OWN; BUY YOUR HOME
WHERE SUNLIGHT AND GOOD, FRESH AIR SURROUND YOU
DAILY. FLATBUSH, BROOKLYN, IS THE CLOSEST SUBURB TO
THE GREAT BUSINESS CENTRE OF NEW YORK, AND IS ALSO
THE CLOSEST SUBURB TO THE FINEST OCEAN RESORT IN
THE WORLD. WHY GO ~LSEWHER AND PAY THE SAME
PRICE OR MOREs
DURING THE YEAR OF 1906 WE HAVE SATISFIED AND
SOLD IN FAMILIES WITH BEAUTIFUL HOMES, AND NOT ONE
OF THE t4 BUT WHAT CAN TAKE A PROFIT ON THEIR IN
VESTMENT IF THEY so DESIRED. WHAT WE HAVE DONE
FOR OTHERS WE CAN DO FOR YOU.
CALL AND SEE US, OR WRITE US AND TELL US WHAT STYLE
OF A HOME YOU WANT, AND IN WHAT LOCATION YOU WANT
IT AND HOW MUCH CASH YOU CAN PAY, AND WE WILL SELECT
THE BEST THING WE HAVE FOR YOUR INSPECTION. YOU
ARE UNDER NO OBLIGATIONS TO BUY, AND WE DO NOT EX-
PECT OR WANT YOU TO BUY UNLESS WE CAN SHOW YOU
WHAT YOU WANT.
THERE IS NO STYLE OF A HOUSE THAT YOU CAN ASK FOR
THAT WE CANNOT SHOW YOU. WE HAVE HOMES FOR ONE
FAMILY, FOR TWO FAMILIES, FOR THREE FAMILIES, AND AT
ALL PRICES AND ALL THE BEST LOCATIONS. WE REPRESENT
EVERY FIRST CLASS BUILDER IN FLATBUSH. OFFICE OPEN
SUNDAYS AND EVERY DAY.
STAR and CRESCENT REALTY COMPANY,
Sol FIatbush Avenue.
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BOROUGH OF BRONX.

NICE brick HOUSES. al improvements. , family
big lots; 81" trolley: 1900 cash. 1850 Belmont
av.: Il" station l8sd ST.
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HOME Seekers. u you really want
modem home. all impts., that you can buy cheap
investigate, must sell no trlfeTs. u. s.. room, 81.
% Cedar st., city.
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FORTY EIGHTH sTREET.-Chambers A
WELLER have sold for c.. Grayson Martin No.
Basement brow ston s.'f front 'S S%. linz an. ono
lot 7Sxt00.S.
FIFTEENTH STREET ..charIs. Il. puros.
% Pr sS,s f Street. rsse 3 .Srs ssr :sS1y S Ss elm. III ws ss
lot 2bx103.s.
10th STREET.-THE Repton Moore Com
pany has sold for q client the two Ave story
SO to $50 West iIeth street.
TWENTIETH STREET The State Realty
spd MortSsss Company has rssold thronsh
street. four dwellings. on plot iooxs3.. to
Charles Brosa9, who viii erect : twelve
for occupancy January /. 1908.
NINETY THIRD STREET .-slavson a Hobbs
have resold for the Strange 4 Slawson Com
S4s %sIiin sss e. s Me- .s ssH Y lest A Nisesy Third ssss .sr.ss'
soutSssst corner Of West End avenue. INC
EIoHTY-FoURTH STREET de R. .wiss-
dwelling. on lot 2sxio2.2.
THIRTY-THIRD STREET John R. 4 Oscar
t22 West Thirty-third street. a four story
tenement. on lot Is.exss.s.
FIRST STREET.-THE Aston estate has sold
Nos. 81 to as First street. eight three story
buildings. on plot I7OxIOex irregular. be-
tween First avenue and Avenue A.
MANHATTAN AYENUE.-Robert Levers has
story and basement dwelling. on lot 1880.
SHERIFF STREET.-Lubetkin Bros. have
sold the two six story tenements at Nos.
and . sheriff street. each on lot 2Sxio0.
Il7rH STREET.-Msurics II. Mann 4 Co.
have sold for Bloch Bros. to l.. J, Merks-
hamer Nos. 3S2 and 5e4 West nth street,
two Ave story double fats, on plot S0xiOO.l1.
18TH STREET.-Michssl Marrone has sold to
Jehn Fooarle Nos. 42s to 40 East itSth
street. two six story fats, on plot sOxi00 10.
10th STREET Louis Goldstein has sold
a SIX story tenement, on lot sSS,oo.i ii. ~
PARK -AyENUE.-Herman Strauss has sold
the Meteor. q seven story elevator apart
%sns house sf b. T.tn as s.0rss' ant. az ta Eis S9ytnEsss
street: on plot iooxs2, The buyer is Edgar
MACoMB's RoAD;.In part payment fer II.
SfSSssrPsass . e. HAs sSia rs sssaHs n CHI NsHs'y 4
the T' Siosf front on he A Vest side oIi Maoomb's
road. between I53d and l5tth streets. a plot
Of about thirteen lots. William s. sussman
LENOx AVENUE.-Israsl Hoffman has
bought Ne. 90 Lenox avenue. 9 i've story
ISeTH STREET .-Kurx a Uren have sold No.
house, on plot S0xlO0.
PROSPECT AvENUE.-Kurs a Uren have
Prospect avenue. 70 feet south Of is7th
street.
IsSTH STREET .-Kurz 4 Uren have sold two
lots on the south side OF iSSth street. 225 feet
east OF Courtlandt avenue.
235TH STREET.-Kurz a Uren have sold
three lots on the north side Of 2ssth street..
80 feet east OF Second avenue
TAYLOR STREET Mrs. Charlotte Rebock
has sold TO Max PetrOvlcs the two family
dwelling at No. s74 Taylor street. Van Nest.
on lot 2SxaS,
RORTY-NINTH STREBT.-Pocher a Co. Ia We
sold for I. M. de varona to M. J. Mcdonald
for Investment Nos. COZ and 6O4 West
Forty-ninth street. two four story tene-
ments. on plot 6OxlOO.
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NEW ENGLAND FARMS

Send for lists OF 200. Not agents.
HOYr. 20 Pleasant 81. Maiden, Mass.
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REAL EsTATE-FOR ALE
Virginia Farms and Homes

n. 1. 6HkfFfN Z Co. lac. RfiCaaaotSnD.. Va.
VIRGINIA all sizes. best soil. good
markets, hncst climate In the u. s.. for partIcular RS
send lOc. for a . months subscription 70 the Va.
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To December -.

Ito December -.
Theamountof money loaned on real estate
in Manhattan, The Bronx and Brooklyn was
about t610, 000. 1000, as against about $780,
100000 in 1905 and bou $3.50 900 900 In
1904. The bulk Of 10 has been placed since
July I. when the present recording fee was
substituted for the old mortgage tax. The
removal Of the tax has brought fresh sup
plies Of capital into the mortgage loan
market. Most Of the new capital 10 being
placed o. mercantile property, lenders
generally declining to accept current APP
pralsals IN the tenement districts.
However, the opinion seems to prevail
that conditions In these districts will inn
prove gradually without disturbing the
prosperity OF the real estate marked, pro
vided no decided adverse change takes
place In the general financial and indus
trial situation.
The Tenement House hw in force
vas designed 20 bring about a ~deoentral-
ilation OF population. That it h sxsrting
a strong influence in this direction is ap-
parent, a. the Increase Of construction
Under u has been far greater IN the other
toroughs than IN Manhattan. while
the tendency has been but sIghtiy ac-
tolerated by a transportations except m
upper Manhattan and N Tn Bronx.
The following tables, obtained Through
the courtsey Of Tenement House Commits
rsaner Butler, show the amount OF con"
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REAL EsrATE LOANS.

.I.s csE IL ao4A; ,SsEeS;s Peggy 3 w SS.ss
81.
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RENT 2.s52 each: price. t2S, 900 each: 4 story
doubles. nne brick property; a 9 rooms 4 hath; all
lmpts, except steam heat; on Clifton place, near
Grand av.: nnest tenants; always rented: hnest con
dition and section: nrst moTtgage. $4,000 at "a per
years 10 run. JACOBS. Owner. 74 Broadway.
Brooklyn: phones BOSS williamsburg: 1900 n Flat
bush. brokers protected.
IF YOU HAVE siOo. I can put you ON the road
70 fortune: fullest investigation; absolutely won
derful opportunity. Address RADNoR. Room II.
200 Broadway.
APARTMENTS TO LET-RUnNBMED
FOR RENT.
Elegantly Furnished four room Apart
ment with Two Baths. will be Rented very
Reasonably as Present Occupant 10 Going
Abroad. Apply BRADLEY. HOTEL SEY-
OUR, 80 West t5th st., New York.
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In making up these figures all duplicate,
abandoned and superseded plans were de-
Quoted, The figures consequently repre-
sent the actual volume Of construction
undertaken and tho plans for new work
In force on December rs, 1900.
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FURNISHED ROOMS To LET.


FURNISHED rooms. win private bathroom
not and cold water, steam heat, elevator and hote
service: cars 70 ali parts OF the city; cannot be
eQualled for the money. THE ROLAND. PARK
av. and seth 81.
PHYSICIANS OFFICE. bachelors rooms; prt-
vate house; Madison av, telephone S17o-7o; between
40 A. N.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-12-28
Fresh Air Towers.

DR.. Scherl, a well known physician
and an authority on national hygiene.
has made a singular proposal to the
Berlin town council, which this body
is now considering. DR.. Scherls pro-
posal is that the town council should
build airy pavilions at several points
of the city at about 160 feet above the
level of the streets. These pavilions
would be supported on strong steel
frames and reached by elevators.
Their purpose is to afford rest and re-
freshment and good air to citizens
weary of the maddening noises, the
unrest and the noxious smells Of the
streets.
There would be plenty of seats up
In those airy p%avilions, plenty OF flow.
ers, good beer, lemonade, water. mu'
sic and other enjoyments. AS to the
question of cost, DR.. Scherl is certain
that his pavilions would pay. especial
" as no rent would be necessary and
far from being eyesores, the pavilions
might be graceful and artistic cree
lions. adding considerably to the
beauty Of the streets.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-12-28
Generator HAS Arrived.

The big four-ton generator for the
electric light plant arrived last Satur-
day, after many veXatious delays and
false rumors of its arrival. and on
Monday was hauled to the plant north
of town. John Martz arrived from
Seward yesterday and the work of
installing the generator was begun
today. 1t will doubtless require from
three weeks to a month to get every
thing in running order, and then Red
| Cloud will have one of the best cleo
trio light plants of any town of its
size in the west.