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The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20

Holiday goods at Stover's Book
Store.
Handsomest dressed dolls in town
at 29c at Shaw's.
Order that Christmas turkey now at
Thompson & Wilson'S.
Plenty of pretty gifts at Horne's
that will give perfect satisfaction.
Buy plume for Christmas pres
ent at Miss Floyd's, opposite city
hall.
Handsomest collection of hand
bags for Christmas presents in Gree
ley at Shaw's.
A silk shirt waist makes hand
some Christmas present. See the
latest styles at Shaws.
DR.. and Mrs. 2. X. Snyder give a
progressive dinner this evening to
the faculty of the Normal.
C. A. McCalem who has been en-
ployed at the Farr Produce Co. left
last Tuesday for San Diego, Calf.
Mrs. c. G. Smith OF Los Angeles
arrived in Greeley last Sunday for a
weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs. W..
H. Farr.
The Greeley Elks, with special
train, went to Loveland last Mon.
day, where lodge was organized
with l25 members.
For useful Christmas presen
there is nothing better than mic
wool blanket or bedspread. You
money goes fartheSt at ShawS.
III. C. Watson will speak in Unity
church Wednesday evening, Dec. 70,
on his travels in the Orient. This
is an open meeting, and his friends
are invited.
Col. White has sold the east SC
acres of his home ranch west of town
to John \. Moore of LaSalle. The
transaction was made through the
firm Of Strickland & Morgan
Prof. Houselev, organist st. Johns
Cathedral, Denver, Mrs. Kate Nor
cross Gale, soprano, j. f. TompklnS,
| tenor. and W. ID. Russell, bass. at
First Presbyterian church Thursday,
| Dec. -.
DR.. f. J. Conway has just bought
as'l6O-acre..farm from Chris and John
Oster, one quarter of Il mile south of
Nantes, or Gilcrest as it will now be
called. The farm is considered one
of the best IN the section.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20

Closing out price on dishes. Red
Front.
Go to Hornets book store for fine
goods at low prices.
Finest box confectionery in the
city at Coronado Pharmacy.
G. Fl. Van Horn Of Loveland was
in Greeley Monday en- route for Fort
Morgan.
Plumes and novelties at greatly
reduced prices at Miss Floyd's, oppo-
site city hall.
Perhaps he would like bath robe
for Christmas. See the elegant
styles at Shaw's.
Rugs, portieres or curtains make
elegant Christmas gifts. These are
specialties at Shaw's.
Last ad for Christmas goods.
Don't delay if you want to come in
on this great deal in holiday goods
at Horne's.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Van Gorder
and children expect to leave Satur-
day for La Junta and other points in
the Arkansas valley for a weeks
visit.
The boy choir of the Congrega-
tional church will appear in their
vestments for the first time on Fri
day evening. Come and see them
and hear them sing.
Mrs ]. S. Burson and daughter.
Mrs. C. E. Phillips, and baby, Liz
zetta Phillips. left last Wednesday
for Golden City. Mo-, where they
will visit several weeks with rela-
tives.
Robert Martin, who came here re-
Gently with his family from Michi-
gan. has purchased 4 house On
Eighth avenue. opposite the Normal.
The sale was made by Welsh 4
Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z. Bills returned
Sunday from several days stay in
/ Denver. Their daughter, Anna,
who is attending Miss Wolcott's
school. will come home tomorrow TO
spend two weeks vacation.
Just for Christmas: A nice line
of new rockers, dressers, chitfoniers,
commodes, center and extension
tables, roll-top desks; also three
good Home Comfort steel ranges, at
S. w. Billiards.. III Eighth, Main
street.
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II STRAY ADVERTISEMENT.

Notice is hereby given to whom it may
concern that the following described
estray animal was taken up near Greeley.
Colorado, to-wit:
about $50 lbs. no visible brands, end OF
tail nearly white.
Board, unless claimed by owner on or be.
fore January I, 1907; said estray will
be sold by this Board for the benefit OF
''-' State Board OF Stock Inspection
Commissioners, Denver, Colo.
Last publication Dec. 20, 1906.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20
Craig's for holiday goods.

Craig's for holiday goods.
Fl. E. Hurlbut spent Monday in
Denver.
Sweet, sour and dill pickles at
Marks Market.
Good bisQue dolls with jointed
legs for l5c at Shaw's.
Shell oysters, Just picked, at
Thompson & Wilson'S. Try few.
Miss Elizabeth Wedrow went to
Denver yesterday to spend the holi-
days.
How about waist pattern for
that Christmas present? Best value
at Shaw's
Hand-drawn linens and table
linens for Christmas gifts. Best
variety at Shaw's.
Mrs. Mary Saunders and daughter,
Mrs. Nellie Beam, of Erie we're in
Greeley Tuesday on business.
Traditional Christmas carols will
be sung by the boy choir on Friday
evening. Do not fail to hear them.
Everything that Baab & Son have
in stock is fresh, clean and tasty.
Try them next time you buy gro
ceries.
A XII century carol will be the
professional of the boy choir on Fri
day night Promptly at s O'Clock.
Be theHs % time.
The vested boy choir will give a
Christmas concert at the Congrega-
tional church on Friday evening.
Admission 50 and % cents.
Getting ready for Christmas at
Martins grocery. Some specials:
Belleluer apples 81 box. Good Mis-
souri, apples cheap. Get our prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Riddle and
Miss Eva Morris of Parkersburg, w.
V, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Rowe Mrs. Riddle and Mrs. Rowe
are sisters.
Mrs. Fl. II. Preston was called to
Florence last Monday by a telegram
annouucing the serious condition Of
her husband, who is in Florence Ill
with typhoid fever.
Our $3.50 pounds of candy is going
fast, olr assortment is large and
prices low. Teachers and Sunday
schools remember we sell to you at
actual cost. The Star Grocery.
V. ]. Van Horn, who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. w. r. Cal
win, for several weeks, left yesterday
for his home in Unadilla, Neh. lie
is SO much pleased with this county
he expects to return in the near fu-
ture.
Frank Wherein left last Tuesday
for Wyoming, where he Will lecture
on the raising of potatoes and sugar
beets at the Farmers Institute,
which will be held at Sheridan,
Mason and Cowley, Worland and
New Castle.
|. antaiClaus has already come to
the star Grocery and can be seen IN
the window with his well-tilled
sleigh and reindeer. The window
is one # the prettiest in town. and
Santa sleigh contains gifts for the
whole iamily and all of their friends
John f. Rocho has a beautiful
silver communion service which he
will resent to the German church
Christmas. The service is now on
display in the store window. 1t was
much needed by the congregations
and wiIlno doubt be highly appre-
ciated
Thompson & Wilson, the meat
market people on Ninth street, are
ready ior Christmas with the hnest
display Of fresh meats in the city.
If makes a fellows mouth water Just
TO look at 1t. Then there's dressed
chickens, plump and pretty, nice 1at
turkeys with all the trimmings OF
ovsters and celery and cranberries'
Resides fresh oysters In bulk and IN
the shell right from the oyster beos
down south. Want anything IN the
meat line for your Christmas dinner!
paw them = visit, In the Woodbury.
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Are You Thinking

of signing an application for life
insurance policy? II so, and you
have not chosen the Northwestern,
YOU are not buying the best. Better
drop me line and l will call and
show you the Best Combination OF
Cost and Contract. It's North
western. J. V. Crone, Dist. Agent.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20
Help and Situations Wanted.

ANTED-GOOD GIRL. FOR GEN
w eral housework. s2T Twelfth-st.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20

ENOR SALE-PEARL SEED POTATOES
Il mountain grown Address W. ID
Nightingale, Fort Collins, Colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20

DOR SALE-NICE BARRED PLYM.
II outh Rock cockerels; ST LOO and $3.50
each. c. Blunt. Rural l; Ind. phone.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20

WINDOW SCREENS
btel; good enough for
Ind cheap enough Tor
]. A. Alexander, 9oT
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20

EOR SALE-NICE HEATING STOVE,
t in first-class order. Cost $4,000, sell
for $40. 100 nth st.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20

VIZ ANTED-A GIRL FOR FAMILY OF
w four, no laundry work, good wages.
S2l 10th street.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20

EOOM COTTAGE GOOD
kp, quick sale. Address
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20

HOUSEKEEPING STOCK REGIST.
IL cred. Poland China of high merit,
and both sexes. Carpenter ranch.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20

L>OR SALE FIVE OR TEN ACRE
Il tracts of choice garden land. Inquire
f. H. Young, West 2nd-st.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20

w -ANTED-GOOD GIRL FOR GEN
w eral housework. Small family. 1903
Ninth-ave.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20

RIGHT IN LARIM Err 4
B. +. Woodruff, 92o
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20

DOR SALE-l6o OR 6.io ACRES NEAR
Il Brighton, Colo. Ample irrigation
facilities. Address Box 20, Freeport, Ill.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20

lNBLETONIAN Stall
Holman, RI Platteville.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20

bsTERS, BROWN LEG
LII. Ford, Ind. 400 ranch
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20

EOR SALE-7.ROOM FRAME HOUSE
Il east side. close in, at II great bargain.
small cash payment. Inquire $. Tribune.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20

OST-A GOLD WATCH, CASE NO.
u 2.543,265. American Waltham, hunt;
ing case between Bartlett's lumber yard
and llll Eighth-ave. Reward. Leave at
Bartlett's.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20

TOR SALE-2O.ACRE TRACT OF FINE
% onion land at "a bargain: easy terms
Welsh Il Martin.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20

nor SALE-A FEW LOADS THOR
I oughly decomposed manure, suita-
BILE for lawns. flower beds, etc. j. Leavy.
1881 Sth street.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20

EOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
Il modern front room. gentleman pre-
ierred. 1l31 Sth street.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20

| GOOD SEWING MA
Ire Marks Market.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20

wv ANTED-SOMEONE WITH POWER
w saw to cut up 200 cottonwood trees.
j. S. and Z. l.. Holland.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20
Lost and Found.

T OST-SATURDAY,A a GOLD BRACE
IL let, bearing initials of l.. j. NJ. Find
er please return to Tribune office.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20

II loth-av. and 5th-st.. rooms. bath,
sewer. electric lights, hot water heat.
Oliver Howard.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20

y! WHAT JOY THE VERY WORD
10 AT CHRISTMAS TIME THAT We
! oELFlSHNESS AND TRY To MAKE
EpY AND How THIS BRINGS HAP
10 OURSELVES! WHAT SHALL THE
oL? USEFUL THINGS--USEFUL
I'm aLlKE To GET NECKTIES, SILK
r. NICE HOSE, HANDKERCHIEFS
oLOVES, SLIPPER S, SMOKING JACK
rs TO WEAR. CAN'T YOU FIND
IN lHlS LIST YOU THINK WOULD
PRESENT FOR A GENTLEMAN?
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20

TOR SALE SIX-BARREL GALVAN-
Il lied iron tank, good as new, cheap.
at Tribune office.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20

HEAP, GOOD ORGAN.
let.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20

EOR RENT-THREE UNFuRNISHED
It rooms, and two furnished for house
keeping. 500 lOth-ay.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20

keesly Tribune at a uniform
| |;rs nee each Insertion. No ad
Ecpy mn.t be in by Wcdnes.
(usersion'
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20

DOR RENT-LARGE ROOM ON FIRST
II floor. Mrs. II. L. West.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20

AN ELDERLY WON
w an. work for board and room in
family or housekeeper. Mrs. i. johnson.
SIT Fifth-st.
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'or Sale.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20
For Rent.

E,OR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS AT
II 1924 9th-av.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20

DOR SALE-6-ROOM FRAME HOUSE
Il with good cellar located on 1lth ave-
nue. between Sd and 4th SITS. Lot 55 feet
front. Part cash. Call at Tribune Office
for particulars.
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Iese have bought No. II East li2th street,
a five story fat. on lot 25xl0oi1.
Hath STREET. -Brody. Robinson d Co. have
resold for Shapiro, Levy d Starr No, $50
Fast Hath street. a new law ten ement. on
lot 25XiO0.ll,
10TH STREET. Henry Meyers has sold
the two five story fats at Nos. l7o and l72
West lO9th street. on plot Nxioo.ll'
q. Mauder the Ave story fiat atNo, 1856 West
18th street, on lot 25xlOO.ll.
l25TH STREET.-E. Harris has sold the i've
lot 35xioO.iI to a Mr.. Rabinowitz.
THIRD AVENUE.-Louis Kovner has sold
No. 1891 to 1898 Third avenue, three four
story fats. on plot 76x74.
Harry Bachrach have sold No. 3l0 East
Seyenty-frst street. a five story fiat. on lot
sold to Charles T. o.. Polladek No. 1903 First
avenue. a four story fiat. with store, on plot
AVENUE A.SJohn H. scully has bought
through NJ. Berg the southeast corner. Of
Avenue A and seventy-thlrd street. a I'VE
f Esst .ssHsmfsnt,b HR lot street. eS1ss' a dpd HH; 'O q
five story tenement. on lot 25xio2.2.
AVENUE C.;-Edgar T. kingsley and n. !.
selspkew hsye sold for heyman kaiinan
ALLEN sTREET.-Brady, Robinson 4 Co.
hhs sy| S sold ! for EI sfaHg ptTest Le a 1--we 4 s stSrT t tS ::
@H~N
.ment. on lot 25xs7.6.
EIGHTH STREET B. Reis has sold for An
ME Mandelbaum TO Stol0ff a Kronovet No.
S28 East Eighth street, q Ave story tene-
ment, on lot n. 1x97.6 o.
ELDRIDGE STREET.-Aaronson 4 Baum
have sold to Skrllow Il Simon No. rs Ed
ridge street, four story front and rear tene-
ments. on lot 24.7Is7.o.
RUTGERS STREET.-k. Kommel has sold
to Jacob Ehrmann No. 40 Rutgers street,
a 1ve story tenement, on lot 25xiOO.
PROSPECT. AVENUE j. Clarence Davies
has sold for A. NJ. Johnston No. $50 Pros
pect avenue. q three story frame fiat. on
lot 27xoS.
LIND. AYENCE.-Joseph II. Jones has sold
to clients Nos. SO and 90 Lind avenue, two
OF a row OF two family houses just COM
THIRD AVENUR.-Richard Dickson, In con-
Junction with j. Clarence Davies, has sold
for Ferdinand Hecht the southwest corner
OF Third avenue, a four story brick busl-
BROADWAY.-Max, Marx has sold 70 j.
dwelling, on the west side OF broadway
l2s feet south Of 25eth street.
KINGSBRIDGE AVENUE Max. Marx has
sold the plot, .i7SIl35E Irregular. on the
east side Of KinEsbrihEe avenue $50 feet
south of 2S6th street. with frame buildings.
i54TH STREET SharTott d Thorn have
sold for the John Allan Realty Company
No. hS East tStth street, q lot 2Sxi00. 100
feet east Of Norris avenue. :
ibfTH STREET.-LouiS ISso o sold 10
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Henry Camp No. S73 East l54th street. a
two story brick dwelling. on plot 80. 4xlOO.
q

Luis W. Mooney OF Mooney 4 Lawrence
has purchased the membership of the late
Louis Mesier in the Real Estate Apctioneers
m msSDs.e. Of the arm Of Adrian II. Muller 4 Son,
and Was one Of the charter members OF the
association: There are Only u y, t I've W
these was bought in by the association itself
in order to reduce the, membership. Mr..
Mesier's seat was he only one that e ab, be
the membership changed hands Is not stated.
De Seidlng Brothers have leased for a long
s %1IdeS of L sserfs u I'D ssor at 70 e ne no BBF Foadwayy.
formerly occupied by the Guardian Trust
Company to the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
, Charles E. Duross has leased the three
Upper lofts in the building az No. 400 West
Fourteenth street for Edward Pope d Co.
to the Innovation Trunk Company Tor q term
William. H.. Falconer has leased to the
Oscar Schlegel Manufacturing Company No.
has also leased No. 10 jackson street, 4S
East Twenty-frst street, % Irving place,
ssl and sss East seventy-seventh street
T. Eo and ~ s st4eee' a ssse%SS: West TT io 9Th street hA 70
Greenwich avenue. as Second avenue and
10, 81 and IS Eighth avenue.
Alvin Manufacturing Company, the north
street An eight story loft building viii be
erS SaSes "a Rs eRS Is st the buyer of the Ave story
fat al the northwest corner Of Amsterdam
avenue and ,~Elghty-eIghth street. sold by
Nathan II. We'll was the broker IN the sale
Of No. 500 East Nlnetieth street TO Seiferd 4
Maxwell 8. Names has sold q block OF lets
bounded by Stein way and jackson avenues.
LONG Island City. to a client of the John NJ
rh Pians have sesR% sied with Building Super
iptendent Murphy for making over the three
old fashioned ten ements at Nos; $50 ess
and and go O Gres1 sDHq s staset i ioS r ( l9is oq Farreif,'
70 e be- built. the interior reconstructed and an
imppoy ements are to cost $40 1000, according
Cole.
the four story restaurant building at No. 7
West Thlrty.slxth street, owned, by Catherine
Schlefelin. into q store and loft building.
upper stories. An elevator is to be installed
and a new. facade Of brownstone erected,
with a high stoop entrance. D improve
estimate. OF the architect, II: p. yon Wieden-
field. and are TO be made for Sellgmann a
The Manhattan new building plans filed yes
terdsy comprise -four Ave story fats to be built
Tor Karp 4 Heller on l47th street $50 feet west
Of fxo Ap sSs stopy A f%sts FOR a. charles res y Morris O on
isIth street $50 feet east, OF Amsterdam
venue. TO cost 500. 900 and a seventy foot
ment Park, on Amsterdam avenue north Of
ia0th street, at o cost OF 81 500.
THE Bronx plans comprise two 'hYe story
fats TO be built for the Moorehead Realty
Construction Company on Elton. avenue
north Of Ib5th street, at a cost OF 900, 900;
four two story and attic dwellings for the
Fordham Realty Company on Heath. avenue
south Of KingsbridRe Road, at cost Of t74I 900
on Madison etreet north Of Morris Park
avenue, ct q cost Of $4,000; q two. story dwell
ialSnaS ssllVEi s ssSs I kARs H snd stto : ;sp q sSS ss Soss''rl
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O SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT.
Large property at Newburgh, N. y.
used as select school for girls. Established
over twenty years. Tenant retires at end
OF present year. Unusual opportunity for
right party. Favorable terms. For par
~ticulars apply 10
GEORGE r. BREWSTER,
Newburgh, N. Y.
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CENTRAL AUCTION CO. NJ. Sheehan, Auct..
1852 1854 Canal ST., will sell at 10 A. M:
March BY John Simpson, l6+, Bowery: all dia-
monds, jewelTy, watches. &c, pledged TO No. t0000,
dec. 81, 1904, and old dates held over.
March 5-By NJ. Lavery, 54 9th av.; clothing to
Feb. 20. 1906.
ELI SoBEL, Auct. 9s Bowery, sells 1880 A. M.
all goods pledged prior Feb; Is; 1905.
March 9-Jewelry. ]. Prince, 81 7h av., and
Kleinbaum & IsaAcs, Brooklyn.
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STEAMBOATS.
CLOTHING.


GESTLEMEN'S 10 order on u 100
weekly payments perfect OF: nne material. En-
CHANGE CLOTHING CO. $50 Broadway, looms
land
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SALES.

l.. L. FIRUSKI. Auct.. 10 Bowery, sells 10 a. n.
March &C. Lang d Co esS 9Th az. al diamonds,
from Dec. /, 1904. to Jan. z, 1905, from Nos, 47A96 10
4S9t3, Inclusive; also No. 46S83 and all older dates
March 5-order Hellbrun Bros, 1874 list av.;
clothing, &c, pledged prior Feb. 2S, 1905.
March e-0rder NJ. 4 E. Bruckheimer,, 2iOs Sd
av,: ali diamonds, watches, jewelry, goods every
description pledged prior Feb. l5, 1905, 10 No. $500,
and all older dates held over.
March o-Order NJ. Bruckheimer, 1871 f. l08th ST..
all diamonds, watches. jewelry, goods every de
~scription pledged prior Feb. 4, 1905, TO No. $500
and all older dates held over.
March 7-Order VIM. Simpson & Co, l5l Bowery:
all diamonds, watches. jewelry. goods every de
~scrlptlon pledged prior Dec. is, 1904, to No, i5l59.
and all older dates held over.
March S-Ordcr II. Dreyer, 42 9th av.: all dia-
monds, watches, Jewelry, goods every description
pledged prior March /, 1905, to No. 1914, and all
older dates held over.
March 9-OrderJ. e. Lemon & Co, 476 9Th av.; all
diamonds. watches, jewelry. goods every descrip.
tion pledged prior Feb. /, 1905. TO No. 47262 and all
older dates held over.
March 8-Order s. Stem. 227l 9Th av.: all dia-
monds. watches jewelry, clothing, goods every
description pledged prior Feb. 2s. 1908. to No. 1878.
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80 TOURS TO EUROPE T IsSA 70

under superior management; exceptional advan-
tages. Fall Tours Around the world; Annual
Oriental Cruise In February. Program N. Free.
FRANK G. CLARK, 90 B'WAY, NEW YORK
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NEX YORK. NEW HAVEN HARTFORD R.R

Trains depart from Grand Central Station, I'D
ST. and 9Th Ave, as follows for
BOSTON via New London and P~rov.-':Hl0O0
'xlt0O2 a. NJ, t!iOa. 'X1iQI. 'XR3n0, ';'5O0.
fB'502, 'Sl2:OO +. NJ: via Wllimantlc-ttSOlA a. NJ
100 r. M; via Sprngheid-'9OO 4. NJ tll2:00,
WORCESTER via Putnam. "a; Pm,
LAKEVILLE & NORFOLK, 'S4g 4. NJ. 1881 =. "
GREAT HARRINGTON. S~ToCKBRIDGE, LEMON
PITTSFIELD-'45O. tst9 A. NJ, 1881 p. NJ:
Ticket Offices at cGTand Central Station and cl25th
St, also al c28I. 1855. cIs5i B'way. c25 Union Square.
cis2 Fifth Ave. c245 Columbus Ave- c649 Madison
Ave. c2T3 West l2Jih ST, 27eS Third Ave. In
brooklyn, c3i2, $40 Fulton ST, $40 broadway,
'Daliy. Except Sundays. fStops al. l25th 81,
xStops at l25th 81, Sundays only. iParlor car
limited. Mas dining car. cParior and Sleeping
car tickets also.
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CRY REAL ESTATE.
Logic We Facts.

A skillful examiner is
one who knows how to in
terpret correctly thel re-
cords relating to your title.
If he is satisfied with
the records he pronounces
your title good.
Yet who can tell whether
the records are true or not2
Nobody-until the time of
trouble comes.
A forged deed recently
swept away the invest
ments of both a mortgagor
and a mortgage.
1t is safer to let a ten
million dollar company
take the risk.
TILE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST CO
Capital & Surplus, . $l0,Oe0,000
t46 Broadway, New York
us Remsen Street, Brooklyn.
Mnfrs. Branch, 1873 Montague ST., Brooklyn.
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WEST SHORE r. r.

New York Central & Hudson II. r., LesseeJ
Trains leave Franklin ST. station. New York, as
follows, and Is minutes later foot West I'D ST., N. H.:
tll:2O a. M.-MountAln and Mohawk Express.
100 p. M.--Chlcago Express.
'2:25 p. M.-Con. Lin. for Detroit. Chi, q st. Louis.
900 p. M.-For Roch., Buffalo, Cleveland d Chi.
$500 p. M.-For Roch Buffalo, Detroit g. 81. Louis.
'045 p. M--For syria, ROch. Ma. Falls, bet. q chi:
'Dally. fDally except Sunday. Baggage checked
from hotel or residence by Westcott Express.
A, II. SMITH, CT DAILY,
Genl Manager. Pass'r TTafilc Mgr.
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tioO REWARD and no questions asked for the
return OF three waists and two akiTta. lost from
boz On Eighth avenue car. between tfeth nn4 Iarty.
3ourth streets, on evening Of NIB. ~ ~ Eighth eve,
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RAELROADs.


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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-03
IN REAL ESTATE MARKET.
hon LIST or PRIVATE SALES
I BEPORTED BY BROKERS.
Garner or Park Az. and Seventy.
nrst ST. TO he Impr win n Private
uouse- George W. McAdam buys .
p,ot at 25I west Thlrty.SiXth Street.

The bulk Of the trading at private CON
ct continued yesterday to be in the fiat
Ind tenement districts. A number OF
nriyote dwellings in good neighborhoods
and several speculative holdings in the
pennsylyania section also changed owner
tbin The principal transaction was the
|ssanIap If the Bennett Building In Nassau
Id rect by the New York Life to Felix lsman
'nf' PHILADELPHIA for 81, 900, 900. No bust
ness was done in the Yesey street auction
room The plans filed for new buildings
in Manhattan call for an expenditure OF
335O,OOO in the erection OF SIX nat houses
on Ma ugt Heights.