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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-14

OFFICE IND. TEL. sos 90 : 80
INVESTMENTS
New modern residence Fillmore st. ?
lots. fine location. SIS.
s room modern residence Western ave.
leased by year at s25.
room new modern residence Clay St,
leased by the year at $3.50
6 room residence Tyler St. rents SIS. 81
500.
? residences Tyler St, rents s4s; s4,1oo
BARNES REAL ESTATE Co.
Fifth and Jackson SITS.
COTTAGES.
Cottage 10Th st. rent So 5000.
Cottage sth St. rent s.: $500.
Cottage Van Buren, ST. rent 81; 500.
Modern cottage blocks state house.
400
8th st. residence. bath, fine barn. s1.soe.
LARGE LIST RESIDENCE PROPER
TY
VACANT LOTS, ACRE TRACTS AND
FARMS.
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO,
Fifth and Jackson SITS.
NEW HOMES.
rooms and halls. never occupied. hard
wood finish. lots. Central Park. 1880
rooms and hall. never occupied. fine
finish. strictly modern, Central church.
$780,
rooms and halls. never occupied strict
ly modern. gas. electric lights. east front,
best location. on Fillmore st. Want offer
rooms and hall. new cottage. strictly
modern. Central Park Bargain if sold
quick.
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.
Fifth and jackson SITS.
SPECIAL
room residence Harrison St, near 18th.
if sold quick goes for 1880.
room cottage. ". 10th st. finish hard
wood. Snap. $3.50.
rooms and hall city water in house.
corner Polk St. rent s14; $3.50.
rooms and halls strictly modern.large
barn. $500
2 east front lots near state house.
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO..
Fifth ana Jackson SITS.
Real estate and farm loans.
EOE Sal IL 1o4s cot $780, ..-o,~
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DAWSON & PERSON.



rem for month
shops good
A payment ana banca
poh sbfnpd
all varet OF fruit Prices $500
We have farms 70 trade FOR
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IND TEL. s7a

handsome new residence
ST.
Almost house pIuubed for bath and gas
sod
s. ho walk o tansf station ---00
Good centrauy located
and ~ N~~ 04S wafer
eroon
80 '0AS 81 Ai17
u n bargain IN vaean lots
andba like rent
I'd t house
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No ia fine house strictly modern stories reception hall attic
nshborho near Central
Park Terms to suit cry chez at
Elegant strictly front electric light reception
$4,000
in N e US you
No 5s house ave, east 'front.'
to make oneo n
male in part VERY a
have a O nice cot o.
70 sale prices
sale
w.
W
sides oucan buy 0 tn
e US show hento
OFFICE sos ~ NEE ~ Ss4 KANSAS AVE
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BENEDICT & co.
BENEDICT & co.

long
Priee
o FIRST
barna front
for
A
the
n A n ehome.
buld ng sites i i parts Of
buy
HN'>HAlol {" - KANSAS AVE
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First published in The Topeka state
Journal April TO, 1861

At A meeting Of the City Council. held
April G. 1905. the following resolution was
presented and adopted:
Resolved That the Mayor and Council
Of the City Of Topeka deem it necessary
for the best interests of said CITY that
west tenth street. from the west line OF
Lane street to the east line of the al
lev between Spruce and Pine streets
Be graded, curbed and paved thirty (30)
feet wide with vitrihed brick on sand
foundation.
s. A SWENDSON
7. ]. H Squires. City Clerk Of the civ
of Topeka, hereby certify that the above
ana foregoing is a true and correct COW
II the original resolution now on file n
my OFFICE J. H SoUIRES
TSeaL1 City Clerk
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
~-~~~~-@----~-~~~S-~--r--
IDA c. BARNES, Md.
Office 72s KANSAS ave- Residences Thir.
teenth and Clay. Ofice hours: - m. to
9phonea 10 aI neseI p N; sn q "a o 9Sth
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LEGAL.
First published in The Topeka State
journal April Il. 1861


Onice Of the City Clerk. Topeka. kan.
april I3. 1865
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UNDERTAKINGS.
FLORISTS.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

J. q. WILSON. contractor end bzilasr-
Job work promptly dsna- In E. SEA St
Ind. tel 12a4
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TFirst published IN The Topeka Stats
Journal April 10, 1861
Alta meeting Of the city Council, held
April 6, 1905, the following resolution was
presented and adopted
Resolved, That the Mayor and Council
for the best interests of said city that
Thirteenth street, from the east line Of
Fillmore street to the west line Of Polk st.
be graded, curbed and paved thirty (50l
feet wide with vitrified brick on sand
foundation.
I. J. H. Squires. City. Clerk of the City
of Topeka. hereby certify that the above
and FOREGOING is a true and correct copy
Of the original resolution now on file in
nv office. J. II. SQUIRES,
ISeal1 City Clerk.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-14
FIRST published in The Topeka State
Journal April 10, 1861

At a meeting of the City Council. held
April g. 1906 the following resolution was
presented and adopted.
Resolved. That the Mayor and Council
of the City of Topeka deem It necessary
for the best interests of said city that
the alley running north and south in the
block bounded by Huntoou, Thirteenth
and Harrison streets and Topeka avenue.
be graded and paved with vitrif1ed brick
on sand foundation
F. z NIPPS.
I. J. H. Sauires, City Clerk of the City
of Topeka. hereby certify that the above
and forezoing is true and correct copy
Of the original resolution now on file in
my office. J. H. SQUIRES.
TSeaL1 City Clerk.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-14

PARTNERSHIP REAL ESTATE Co,
BELL TEL. 1851 RED. - " W. II IN 81
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CORD c. SMITH,
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
RENTING. MANAGEMENT
AND SALE OF PROPERTY.
INSURANCE PLACED IN BEST
COMPANIES.
YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED.
CORD c. SMITH
12s N. Kansas Ave- Ind. PHONE -.
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:. L. HoFER. teacher Of plano and har-
n0n7. address s17 ". 9Th.
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FOR SALE:
room frame house. bath. gas. sewer.
barn in good location. close in, all newly
papered and painted. IL lots nice lawn.
Van Buren,, near I'd. Must sell See US
about this
EASTMAN & LAKIN.
Us West Sixth St.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.

-,z-u,-csrTvF MARCH Is. 1905. ALL
IF - TRAINS DAILY.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-14
r7irst published in The Topeka State
Journal April 10, 1861

rEvivst Dllblished in The Topeka State
Journal April 10, 1861
At a meeting OF the City Council, held
Aprfl s. 1906 the following resolution vas
presented and adopted.
Resolved, That the Mayor and Council
of fhe CITY Of Topeka deem It necessary
for the best interests of said city that
Lane street, from the south line Of Eighth
avenue to the north line of Tenth avenue
be graded, curbed and paved thirty $50
feet wide with vitrified brick on sand
foundation. -
S. A SWENDSON.
I. ]. H Squires. City Clerk of the City
of Topeka, hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is a true and correct copy
Of the original resolution now on file IN
nv office J. H. SQUIRES,
fseal City Clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-29
PINEHURsT SEASON.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special D1spatcn 10 Inc STAR.
PINEHURST, N. c.. April 2s-Riding,
golf. tennis and other pastimes are keeping
visitors occupied out of DOORS but the be-
ginning Of the end of a most successful
season is at hand, and the 18th of May will
witness the departure Of all but the cot
tagers.
Tuesdays gymkhana closed the seasons
interesting program Of equestrian events
successfully and entertained a goody COM
pany OF onlookers. Several new features
were introduced and two frolics for children
added variety.
The new events included team clothes
pin race. in which a dozen of the somewhat
elusive objects were transferred across the
ring and back in relays, much to the dis
co1nforture of the participants and the en-
joyment Of the crowd. There was a mail
pouch carrying contest, which was exciting
enough to satisfy the requirements of the
most exactnR. the ludicrous doughnut race
and the thrilling scarf race. George l..
Mooreman Of Philadelphia, Mrs. Leonard
Tufts of Boston and NJ. H. Moses of Tilton,
N. H.. dividing the honors of the afternoon.
Geographic team pistol shoot between
the local and the Providence. r. l., team
was a pleasant feature of the week. the
Rhode Islanders winning by a margin Of 33
points with a score of 338 to 800.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-29

Hotel Clarendon-John R. Peak and wife
Hotel Chalfonte-H, C. Adams, Miss Vo-
don, ]. A. Maughton Miss H. c. Palmer.
Hotel DeVille-A. Nj. Walker and wife,
Mrs. n. II. Strauss, Florence Strauss, Miss
F. K. Watkins.
Hotel Dennis-Mrs. ]. F. Stevens, Master
Stevens, Mrs. 0. r. Simon, Miss Kersey,
w II. Acker and wife, Miss NJ G. Dreff
Miss E. p. Pendleton.
Hotel Eastbourne-G. e. Faulon. Mrs;
FauIon, Miss NJ Cassidy, Miss Mildred
Dean, Miss Mabel 3. Plat.
Hotel Elwood-Mrs. E. A. McIntire, E.
Mel May.
Hotel Fredonia-F Carl Smith.
Hotel Gladstone-F. w. True and wife.
Hotel Grand Atlantic-H. G. Wharton and
wife, Miss Wharton. Mrs Mamie Strauss,
Miss Strauss, Mr.. and Mrs Furniss.
Green's Hotel-H. H. Cassidy and wife,
S. Samues, c. E. Woodson, Mrs. Cecil
French, Master Ernest French.
Haddon Hall-Mrs. ]. P. Jones.
Hotel Holmhurst-G. w. Stuart and wife,
A. c. =. Shoemaker.
Hotel Iroquois-R. NJ. Bruch and wife,
Mrs. c. H. Parson.
Kuehnie's HOTEL. H. Hawkins
Hotel Loraine-Lawrence Heller. Mrs. A.
s. Heller.
Hotel La Fontaine-H H. Bliss, C. A.
Ferris E. NJ. Ferguson.
Hotel Lelande-Mrs. L. Macdonald.
Hotel Netherland-M. II. Caro-. NJ. j. Cart
land and wife, ]. l.. Anderson.
Hotel New England-J. c. Evgord, Mrs.
F. A. Wall, Miss A Dorothy Wall
Hotel Pierrepont-Emanuel r. Haas, ].
Schuffman and wife.
Hotel Raymond-Mrs. E. w. Reach, Miss
A NJ. Wright.
Hotel Rossmore-F s. Ober.
Hotel Richmond-Aliss McCutchins, Mrs
Widney, A. p. Stromberger, j. B. Strom
berger and e E. Hunt.
Hotel Runnymede-Rev. w. T. Snyder.
Hotel Raleigh. D. Clery and wife,
w. w. Berry and wife. l. J. App and wife,
H. A. Burgesurfe
Hotel Royal Palace-Mr. and Mrs. e. F.
Abner.
Seaside House-P. V. Keyser, Mrs. P.
v Keyser.
Hotel Sterling-T. B. Jewell, Mrs. T. B.
Jewell, r. c. Jewell.
Hotel stanley-Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hodgen, H
Butler.
Hotel Shoreham-Mrs. Lawrence Sands,
Miss Sands Miss l. Stevens.
Hotel st. Charles - Miss Caroline F.
Smith, Mrs. Ollie Herff. l.. E. McComas,
Mrs Richard c. Adams, Miss Lyons, T..
c. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. r. Marshall
Hotel Traymore = Miss Alice ]. Clapp,
Miss Emily F. Long, Mrs S. B. Sheibiey.
Hotel Wiltshire-W. B. Whipple and wife,
Frank Thomas, Mrs. f. ]. Acker, ]. A.
Mardel, T. P. Randolf.
Young's Hotel-Mr. Milddrin and wife,
G. D. Shields, NJ. NJ Mlldrum and wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-29

ing fear gripped him, but he sprang for
ward
"Lona!' he cried.
The face disappeared like a fash.
Was that Iona HelIer's face? He tried
the door impulsively, then he threw his
weight upon it. In vain. In a sort of
frenzy he looked about him for a stone; he
ran back a little. Then he heard a pene-
trating whisper from particular direc-
ton, but seemingly right in his ear.
Don't, Tom. For my sake, co.
He looked about him dizZily. 1t might
have come from the shrubbery or the cabin.
1t was impossible to tell which. 1t was
Lona's voice, but there was tone in It that
was new to him. The dead silence of the
night the atmosphere of mystery, the face
mean? Then a feeling of terror over which
he had no control began to creep upon
him. He was no longer capable of think
ing clearly. A moment and he was on his
way home, walking faster and ever fas-
ter, looking fearfully straight before him.
''Iike one that a lonesome road
Doth walk with fear and dread,
And having once turned round walks on.
And turns his head;
Because he knows frightful fend
Doth close behind him tread"
1t was a sleepless night that he spent,
and his bedfellow, Jim, was sleepless too.
And neither spoke a word during all the
night There are some things that part
even brothers.
CTo be continued tomorrowl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-29
Insurance Against Earthquakes.

Mr.. H. H. Bell. acting governor of Do
minica, in letter to the London Coloniser
tells of the insurance written In tho West
Indies by certain members Of 'Lloyds"
against losses from hurricanes, earthquakes
on buildings and crops. excluding bananas.
Owing to the fragile nature of the banana
tree the underwriters are not at present
prepared to insure that kind Of cultivation,
says. to take risks on buildings Of all sorts
and on CIVILIZATIONS Of canes. COCOA. cotton,
coffee, oranges. cocoanuts, vanilla. lines,
rubber, tobacco and spices. With this
In the islands may In future be freed from
the great anxiety hitherto felt by planters
during the Hurricane season"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-29
Telephone Against Telegraph.

United States Consul Hamm at Hull re-
ports that the expansion Of the English
telegraph service has been checked by the
more general use OF the telephone A propo-
sition Is therefore being considered to re.
duce the cost Of six-word telegram, in-
Guiding the address, to six cents.
J. Henniker Heaton, the well-known
champion in the British parliament or
cheap postage. is now seeking to provide
a telephone for every householder at a cost
not greater than a cents a week. The AUS
tralian postmaster general regards xa-cens
telephones as practicable. In Great Britain
the post ONCE department comes fully into
control Of the telephones In 1911. but Mr..
Heaton thinks that cheap telephones. with
underground wires. should lie provided be.
fore 1911, as 1t would moan an annual
saving Of millions OK doalarH"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-28

The Charles =. Noyes Company has leased
for the RhinelB nder Real, Estate Company
the eleventh and twelfth floors Of the Rhine
lander BuIldinE'at Duane and william streets,
to the Technical Press Samuel. Rosenthal
presidentI, for ten years at the aggregate
rental of 100000. The floors contain about
10000 square feet of space.
Arthur r, Spingarn Ia the buyer ~ the
dwelling At No. s. vest Ninetieth street.
!. &. Bolger has opened au once at No. 1850
Broadway for the transaction OF q general
real est te business.
the McEickar, Gaillard Realty Company
has sold No. ?IS North Eighth avenue. Mount
Vernon.
plans have been filed with Building Superin-
tendent Murphy for ~Ternodelling and modern
i2ing the three six story old style
a. Nos. 1875, l37 and 1870 Washington street,
owned Ivy Lyman Denison. The projected
improvements are to cost ST.. 900. according
10 he es,lmafe OF The architect. D.. j. Comyns,
The Bronx new building plans filed yester-
day comprise a three story dwelling TO be
built on is4th street east Of hoffman street
~ a cost of 81 ,O00. and a one story store build
cost $1,000.
No plans for new bindings we're filed with
the Manhattan Bureau. H
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-28
TIE REAL ESTATE MARKET
MORRIS PARK LOTS BRING GOOD
AUCTION PRICES.

william Rockefeller Gains Another POINT
IN His Fight Against the 81, Regis BY
Buying the Building ~ d East
B4th Street-Loft Building Sold.
b The Morris Park sale. conducted yester-
day by the Mcvickar-G aillard Realty Com
pany, drew robably the largest crowd
nat has over attended an auction event
at the Yesey street exchange. A total OF
-boUt s2SS 900 was obtained for the lSd
lots that were struck down. The sale OF
the remainder OF the Offering was adj
JOuTned. Among those who bought ey-
tensively we're o. j. GUIDE, Anthony Stumpf
and {. W. Wicker. Prices ranged from
e57S for a small inside lot 70 "a 1900 for a
Pelham Parkway corner o~ontaining about
a lot and a half. Ths gnehtsst- demand
was for lots In The southwestern portion
Of the tract. on Barnes, Matthews, Mniiner,
Fowler, Neil and Bronxdale avenues. g
. The highest prices were obtained for
lots on the Pelham Parkway, ranging
from $3.50 for an inside lot to 81, 200 FOR
the southeast corner Of Muliner avenue.
Few intermediate lots were sold. Lcts
on the north side OF Bronxdale avenue
brought from 81 500 for IN inside parcel
TO t3,77S for a Corner. Prices on Matthews
avenue between Bronxdale and Neil ave-
hues rarged from SOS TO ,07S. On
Muliner avenue between the came streets
the prices were fIom 9875 to. slL75. In
the same block on Fowler avenue the
extremes were $S7S and 81 90. Neil ave-
nue. prices were between 81 .O7s and $3.50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-28

FlFTY-FOURTH STREET Villa m Rookie
Teller has bought from James J; Goodwin
fourth street, Mr.. Rockefeller. whose resi-
dence Is az the northeast corner OF Fifty
the four houses next to his residence, all OF
which have been acquired with q view to
Erey"nting the Ho!eIst, Resis from $Stsin-
Regis ls now definitely shut out from that
street.
TWENTIETH STREET.-M. 4. L.. Hess have
- West Twentieth street. "a lot 25x02. The
purchaser Is preparing plans for, the erection
OF a ten story store and holt building.
THIRD AVENUE. H. Bloom and VI. Barnett
have sold No. 1905 Third avenue. a five story
tenement, WITH store. on lot ~25.3xlOO. for
18TH STREET james l.. Libby has sold No.
3s4 Fast is4th street, a three story dwelling.
to a Mrs. Rogers.
FIFTEENTH STREET,. B. Wakeman has
sold for the Acme Realty Company No. 20
West Fifteenth street. a new ten story fire.
proof business and loft building. on lot
25xI03.3.
CLASON POINT.-Mrs. Valentine @. Hall has
sold the tract Of about thirty seven acres on
CiaSon Point. lying along the northeast side
Of the Bronx River, west of the Academy OF
the Sacred Heart and east OF the BENJAMIN
T,rask estate property. The tract is about
longed to Mrs. Halls family for many years.
EiNETIETH STREET.-Charles Gulden has
bought from Mrs. Anna NJ. Cone No. 3l4
story brownstone dwelling, on lot I7xIOO.s.
18TH STREET. Max Marx has bought from
Mary A Wakeinan-H Halves No. ISL to 1855
East I2sth street, old factory buildings, on
plot "a. sXOQ II. The property has been resold
10 the Atalanta Realty Company.
12lST STREET.-Parsons h Holman have
bought from Charles Goldstein through
l.. Tanenbaum No. 35 East l2lst street,
a 1--WE story tenement. with stores, on lot
2jXlO0 n.
ROOSEVELT STREEr.-CharlOtte +. French
mas sold No. Ily 10 1926 Roosevelt street,
southeast corner OF Water street, four
four story buildings, on plot 7S.0xSO.7.
81. MARKS PLACE.-Nachman 4 Abramson
have sold for Wronker. Levy h HerzoR
No. So st. Marks place. a seven story
tenement. on lot 25x9S.
FORTY-FIRST SIREET.-Samuel C. Baum
has bought Nos. $40, 4l2 and 4l4 West Forty
first street, three five story fats. on plot
SOx9s.e.
AMSTERDAM AvENUE.-Marcus Rosenthal
has bought No. 1872 Amsterdam avenue, a
two story business building. on lot 2IxSO.
CANNON STREET. 49, Brodo wsky 4 Worth
have sold No. 1888 Cannon street, a six story
thai.
Hath STREET.-Danie II. jackson has sold
for Robert Essential No. go to 22S West
l44th street. two six story apartmen t houses,
each on plot "a .8X9g H., to Max Goldsr elm.
In part payment Mr.. GOldstein gives a
plot. l25Na0. on the east side of BathEate
avenue. between 1S6th and 18th streets.
10TH STREET. -Frank StoIk has sold to
Frank Cans the six story tenement at No.
226 East Tooth street. on lot 25xlO0.l1.
PARKER AVENUE. Richard Dickson has
sold for John &. Damn a frame dwelling.
on plot 5OXiOO, on the east side OF Parker
avenue, near Lyon avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-28
Yesterdays Auction sales.
TAT IL Vcscy street,
nv IOaEpu a. 80

80 BT IosGPs y. DAT.
Broome street, No. ZcS southeast corner
OF fsS x street. 25T7j. three story Orick
frame and brick tenement; 10 the plain
NJ FOR 49,. - $4,000
Gains rine street, No. Is, Southeast corner
OF Henry street. iSG7Sxi7 px7y2, four
story brick tenement 10 IN plslntln Tor, .o.ISo
Ninety seCo1d street, No. III. north side,
200 feet east ~ Amsterdam avenue, VA
zoos. three story and basement stone
front dwelling: Mamie Won felde vs.. Il.
tlr ior -. o.-."." $4,000
Pleasant avenue. southwest corner OF nth
street, S.7xe4, TWO sir story brick tcne-
menis Benjamin. NlehNrg ri al, vs.. Louis
kelner ct al: due onf Judgment, 80. D. s.:
' tn, iaos Sisin g ' iSS n'or'sae'' Of $4,000 to q. 200
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-28
NEW z STORY Am RlSEMENT

2-iamly brick HOUSES, ~ roo ms. ? baths, furnace
neat. hardwood trim, console mirrors, ? stdeboards,
shina Closets, BOOKCASES, wardrObes; everything
10 make hOnlcS complete; restricted until 1875,
streets paved and srvrrcd: all assessments paid
price sI'So: easy terms; building 100 houses on
some ~2-iaIniiy houses. $3.50 t0yOOO and B.sOO: II
rooms, 2 baths. furnaces: Si.b0O 10 Si. 100 cash:
sunday. JOHN y. SULLIVAN. BTIIDER.
k!hIH Az: AND SENENTY-SECOND ST,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-28

NEW HIGH GRADE APARTMENTS.
Two families on floor; private neighbor-
hood; S and Q rooms, large and light;
electric lighting, SS4 TO SEQ West Is4th
ST., near ST. Nicholas av. Rents $50 TO S30.
Superintendent on premises.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-28

i.-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT,
private bath. 500 daily: Including meals, two, SIS
weekly; one, SIS. THE ALABAMA. rs East nth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-28

Did you ever hear one builder ~crIticise an
other? We'll. he wants 10 I'm press you that he
builds the better house. That's what we want
TO DO. Just see our twO-family houses and
VIC will impress you. They really have no
equal. That IL what the people say who buy
them. They ought 20 know.
~ Eastern Parkway and Kingston aV..
Also Lincoln road and Rogers aV.
KINGSTON REALTY MPANY
Main once. - Court st.. Hr0Oklyn.
LEININGER, President.
Write for Booklet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-28

..d SIEss sS 90; elegant Z. 3. fosd 81 e. S ss:sgs.S s.;sa'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-28

FOR model homes and home sites. EnRelhardt
construction Co. jamaica and Woodhaven avs,
Brooklyn Manor. N. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-28

DWELLING HOUSES To LET.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-28
n 0 N ES FOR SALE

Are you looking for property as an Investment
II so, call and see HASSAN'S one and two family
houses on Esd street. between 4th and Sth avenues.
nfIy erected on this block: no better location In
the section: everything up-tO date; convenient to
Third and Fifth az. Elevated, Fourth Av. Parkway
and Shore Road Driveway; 1919 cash, balance as
rent 10 suit purchaser; price $500. Owner on
premises or 4os s6th st. Telephone 979L Bay
Ridge.
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Beautiful home in best section; II rooms.
2 baths; electric lights; every Improve ment.
This Is not a speculative hOuse, and Il an IN
usual opportunity for q particular person de-
string to live In the euburbs Ia get q really
good home at q moderate cost; $4,000.
OWNER, r. o. Box 4sB, NJ Y. City.
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Eastern Hotsl, y ". R: : sSS:s 81. !. S S:s;..
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THE WARRINGTON
THE NEW WESTON,
81. LOUIS. aA.as East a2d 81.
BELOW I4TH ST.. EAST SIDE.

THE RHINELANDER. NJ Fifth Ave.
Apartment hotel located In ODD Knlckcrbocker
neighbOrhood OF Washington square a few suites.
furnished or unfinished, TO lease to desirable
tenants.
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NEW APARTMENT HOUSES.

aPyoduc;uG large income on Investment: 2Story
lfHsSHio0.
place heaters; 27xs4I 100; all light roonS: sbund-
ance closets: nne location: the best ever built: Is
minutes to New York numer ous car lines.
OTTO SINGER, BUILDER, -
. Franklin Av. and ~. Johns Place.
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REAL SALE.

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WOULD sacTtnce two Stores and Dwelling: good
for right party: no agents: owner. K,
BACH. all WarRen st.. hudsOn. ~. r.