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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-30
NOVEMBER 80 IN HISTORY.

ll6l3- Port Royal destroyed by Argal.
17oG-CoIoniaI assembly Of North Car
olina repealed acts Of intole.'
ance
1879 Samuel Seabury, first bishop 81
Connecticut, born. Died Feb
IS. 1896
l77G- Washington's army occupied
Trenton
Franklin ana his colleague
signed a preliminary treaty 81
peace with Great Britain.
1856 Bernado de GalYez, Spanish
ally Of the Americans in the Re-
volution. died in the City Of
Mexico. Born in Spain in 1855.
1901 impeachment trial began Of
Justice Samuel chase Of the II.
S. Supreme Court,
lS2i-t Henry Fauntleroy. a banker. ex.
ecuted in London for forgery.
1920 Weliand Canal opened.
1896 Samuel L. Clemens Mark
Twain born.
1861 Battle Of Franklin, Tennessee.
1882 Gen. Daniel Tyler. commander
Of the first division of the TN
ion army at Bull Run, died.
Born Jan. Z, 1888.
1885 fiostilities ceased between Car
via and Bulgaria
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Thr Glntrrll ann tllf
Diunrrrr
BY DIR. w. a. BARTLETT.
Chicago Pastor.

Testament laws we're very severe when Jesus
ducd the old regime passed II viii take
the pains read they will find that Jesus Christ
not only upheld the commandments he made such tremendous
additions that the themselves appear small
pared with those requirements Of our Lord
preacher consistently those who have
been divorced whether guilty the used
these what God hath joined together Jet
put The marriage service then becomes covenant with the
Of that broken il done by process
the church In the sight Of God and according to the ideals
taught bv Christ putting away but resrrage
The parties who have been separated BIZ legal process should the
law they desire The preacher represents God and
church. and question for him 10 decide according to his
judgment
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A Hard Deb, TO paw.

Il owe a Dot of gratitude that can
never be paid OF" writes c. & Clark.
OF Westfeld Iowa. FOR my rescue
from death. by Dr. Kings New Dis
cOyery oBth lungs were so seriously
affected that death seemed imminent
when I commenced taking New Dis
coyery. The ominous dry. hacking
cough quit before the first bottle was
Used. and two more bottles made a
complete cure" Nothing has ever
equaled New Discovery for coughs.
colds and all throat and lung com
plants. Guaranteed by all druggists.
soc and s1.00.
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This here promises to be a dry, dull
Christmas with nothing doin: aud for
The first time in many years we ex-
rect to git UP Friday morning without
feeling like as If we had swaIlered an
open unbreller Hardeman. Tenn.
Free Press.
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The Butterflies Knew.

Young men whose incomes are
small should realize that social butter
hies are not for them. says New
York minister. Unless they behave
as II the income limit didn't exist. the
social butterflies will coon make them
realize that they are not fer them
very strong. The aid OF tie pulpit is
not required.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-30

Tommy ran excitedly into the room
eager 10 impart Information oh
where did you get all that paint on
your hands and cI0thes7''. exclaimed
his mother oh. that returned Tom
my. indinereutly- = wanted TO see II
me people cross the street we're tell
ing the truth. They have a sign that
SAYS Paint : knew right along that
e VAS vaInish. and | found il was.
too"
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pleurisy with eifusion double pneumonia, fulminat-
ing appendicitis. pcricardits gastric ulcer, strangu
lated hernia, diphthera, and forth where do So
called natural methods Of cure come in? Nature has
short way with sufferers from maladies such
these She does not trouble the disease. She
the patient The medical art alone the
sufferer from the natural doom of the unfit The vic
tim Of severe disease make no effort TO himself
He must rely entirely others. With art and arice
they defy the maevolcnt devices Of Nature TO emi-
nate the unfit And time and again they triumph.
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Ultp Naturr-
Gurf Tallatu
BY DIR. ROBERTSON WALLACE.

the qualities epmother Fair upon and
though she be- there san OF cruelty in her character TN
well well know, She may be red tooth and claw She
has great love for humanity. She mans png her
secrets She grudges him his conquest Of all the powers and forces
that hers alone In her ewes upar morse Of
the planet taken pemang the sphere his He is
simply much earthly become detached from the globe and
temporarily galvanized Her business is get him back the earth
with all due speed She yeans for him. her yawn for HIM
later she drags him into the EARTH and fixes him securely
in his native elements 1t is her business
Nature much likely Kill than cure, when left to her
devices Her bacteria deadly than bombs her microbes
fatal than Mausers Her poisoning with subtle ptoman
unaccountabe She freezes She burns she she man
humanity her will There mawksh sentiment about
Nature.
There better methods of treatment for the maade magnaie
When made seek lost health by crawling all
fou, it is found rigorous regime fine thing knock the
of the average hypocdrae Heroic only
be borne time by heroes And poefondriac except
perhaps his cash chemist No will deny that occasional fast
viii benefit those persons who abaly oyereat Everybody will ad
that fruit vegetables, and should have important place
the dietary and that people who habim meals per day. will
enjoy better health three Simple ailments easily combate by
simple methods
But when the treatment Of organic diseases like
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October Circulation.

The above Is correct statement OF
the number Of complete and perfect
copies of the Cairo Bulletin printed
for the year 1906 and for the month
Of October, 1907.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before nc
this FIRST day of November, 1907.
LEO j. KLEB,
(SEAL) Notary Public.
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Average number OF complete and
perfect copies OF the Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the year. 1906. ........ POPS
Average number of complete and
perfect copeis of the Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the month of October
1907 .2175
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-30

Preachers should not
remarry divorced per-
sons. IA the marital
bond is broken by the
courts, the courts alone
could assume the respon-
sibilitJ VI remarrying d.
vOr9ed persons.
Some people have
claimed that the Old
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truly serves the public is simply the problem always and everywhere pres
ent IN our life Of securing for positions of and who
not only intelligent but upright who not only efficient but honest
1t is not combination and cooperation that and anagon
lzed, bat only monopoly and discrimination
Problems of Importance only legal but political the
highest SENSE when attempt fix the and which
The shall
tutlona limitations political traditions and differences
and the complex governmental system with lis
state national make the problem governmental
corporations extremely difficult There
short methods Of accomplishing the desired end
ton is that true to the characteristics OF people shall
just solution Of these involved problems stroke wholly
logical but step BY step and after many experiments and
that not few unforeseen difficulties will have
cumyened
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Ie..xl and Hxde.

As there is much beast and some
devil in man. so there is some angel
and some God in him. The beast and
the devil may be conquered. but in
this life never DESTROYED.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-30

A good way to keep chez moist
and TO prevent It from moulding Is to
wrap II in q cloth vet In vinegar and
cover this with a dry cloth.
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Wet the spots In milk and thea COW
sr with common salt 1t should be
lone before the eaEments have been
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SCIENCE PREVENTS Badness.
The Fatal Germ aud Its Remedy Now
Fnctp of science.

Facts OF Science.
1t is the rarest thing In the world for
a man 70 be necessarily bald No man
whose hair IL not dead at the roots. need
be bald Ii he will use Ncwbro's HerpI-
eide. the new scalp antiseptic, Herpl-
eide destroys the germ that cuts the hair
off at the root: and cleans the scalp OF
dandruff and leaves II In a perfectly
healthy condition. Mr.. Mannett. In the
Maryland Block, Butte. Mont. was en-.
trely bald. In less than q month Herpi-
eide had removed the enemies of hair
growth. and nature did its work by GOV,
erlng his head with thick hair an inch
lcng. and in six weeks he had a normal
suit OF hair. Sold by leading druggists.
Send loc. in stamps for sample 10 Ths
Herpiclde Co. Detroit. Mich.
Two sixos--be cents ana Sl.0U.
1aul G. Sshuh g Sonn. Special AaentA
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Results IL what the advertiser waists
and that = what ne gets when Re
rzse>e MS sfxarffszne = So ri
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Thr Rrgulatim nf tllr
Trltsts Mltst Ir Grantal
BY DIR. NICHOLAS MURRAY BUTLER
President Columbia University.

Nothing is necessarily TO be forced from a corpora
ton because OF its size The character of corporation
does depend upon its size but upon the principles
and policies which actuate its management. Corpora
tons themselves have moral qualities; It is corpor
ate officers and managers who are good bad honest
or dishonest the case may be- The problem of Great
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Mus, q. Chic

No woman objects 10 wearing a halo
IL she can tilt Ii up a little and 50 give
afxle ana euaa -. a.. e...lss61s.......
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Ii is to the poets chief
ly that nature owes a
reputation for beneyo-
lenee. This reputation IS,
however, ill-deserved.
Nature rightly regarded
is neither friend, phiIan,
thropist, nor physician.
Mother she is not, though
she may possess some OF
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The Bulletin il on sale n the FOL
towing places:
co!eman's, 2f4 Eighth street.
Halliday House News Stand.
Walkers, f01 Sixth street.
Blue Front Restaurant.
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More people
sn thsn an ether c. p.p.rs
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Alexander County, Population 91.si1
County Clerk, JESSE 70. MILLER
Circuit Clerk. LEE r. DAVIS.
Sheriff. FRANK r. DAVIS.
States Attorney, ALEXANDER
WILSON.
Coroner DIR. JAMES McMANUe.
County Superintendent Of SCHOOL,
PROF. JOHN SNYDER
Assessor and Treasurer, FRnD u
NELLIS.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Cairo, Alexander County, lIIinotR
Population f6,147.

Mayor GEORGE PARSONS.
Clerk, II. A. HATCHER.
Treasurer, THOMAS r. MAHON.a2
City Attorney, f. NJ. MOORE.
Comptroller. ERNEST WORKMAN
Police Magistrate, A. J. ROSS.
Chief OF Police nj. s. EAGAN.
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Board Of County Commissioners
J. ]. JE%NELLE, Chairman.
GEORGE PARSONS.
DIR. EDWIN j. CAUSE.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
4 REALTY SCHOOL "SlLE.'
Joseph p. Day Shoes Hoe to Sell
Property at 4uCti0n.

The opening session OF the fourth year of tbe
real estate class of the West Side branch Of the
Young Mems Christian Association took place
last night. The spacious auditorium on tho
second floor Of the building was crowded 10 the
. doors when Henry Harmon NeiII. who presided
Introduced Joseph T, Day, the auctioneer and
real estate broker, as the principal speaker Of
'he evening The subject Of Mr.. Days address
was "Auctioneerng and Brokerage"
Among those present were many leading real
estate investors, brokers, operators and builders
most OF whom have been prominent in their
CHOSEN field for many years ana who learned
most II not ALL their real estate lessons at tbo
hard school OF experience These men were
not present simply to show their appreciation
OF the great work the school is engaged In undor
the dictatorship Of Mr. Ner, but to know what
are the qualifications necessary to be a succase
ful auctioneer and, moreover a lSading broker
according to the measurements of Mr. Da1, ,,,b
is both
The presence Of the realty leaders was eum
cient evidence that real estate KNOWLEDGE cor,
be acquired quickly and thoroughly in lust sucb
school as is conducted by the West Side branch
or the Young Mems Christian Association far
more easily and as thoroughly as in the old way
by actual experience in realty trading, notwitb-
standing the unchanging opinion on this i'm
portant subject held by a small number Of real
estate brokers and operators. Some Of those
present were Lawson Purdy president Of the
Board of Tax Commissioners; Charles Cr,m+h
Moses Edward l.. King, Lotion II. Slawson r,
Richard Davis, NJ. Joseph Harson. A. T. c,t-
terinan' Walter Lindner, Robert e Simon and
Dr. Walter L. Hervey. OF the Board Of T,duca-
'loh or this city and chairman of the e6pc,
uonal committee of the West Side branch Of tbo
1ouhS Mems Christian Association.
MI Day said successful auctioneerinp do
pended chiefly on six things, namely. decisio,,
decisloh' directing the mind of the nurcbaear
toward your decision. never making a nojsstata-
IIleht perseverance. balance and "signipp nm
by decision he meant that the auctioneer ebor1a
look ahead and try to determine what would ho
'he PROBABLE realty conditions in the near f,,trro
What properties would likely be most In demand
then ana what owners would sell
WIN TINS important phase of the busiposs -,
an auctoneer decided. the next thing vas -
keep the minds of prospective clients +bipLio,
'he same way as the auctioneer as unon tIa
auctloheer depended the task of haInine 80
snow the public what best to buv at q .
lalh Time and what best to leave alona
Balance referred especially To the brokarao
business II was bringing the prospective buyer
and seller together and smoothing out any dim
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
will build BRICK and villa. 12on75 feet at a &C
Of 100000.
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

D. J. Mcdonald has sold for the Matthaus estate 10
Mary McArdle No 400 West 4sth st.. lye story fiat
house. a lot 25x1OO5 feet.
Leon S. Atmayer has resold for James Dendon 20
Gustave No. 10 1st between 1st ana ID ss
story tenement house. with stores lot l6sx
75 feet.
The Wolf estate has sod No a East 18th St four
story known the Hotel Florida. a lot
22Xs93 feet y irregular.
Jacob Rosenbaunl a Or Loyey the south
Of Park and 179th St. a plot 1Oi
115 feet irregular; also 1ust south
the above at the southwest Of Alden Place lO6n
I2s feet irregular
William Il. Wright & Son have sold the following two
family houses IN Briggs ave: No. 2G55 to Edward }.
Middleton; No. 2659. Edward Murphy; No 1865 10
A J. Ogden and No 2GsI, O'Donnen.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
COURT AEEIRMs AwARp EoR SITE

controller Metz has paid 70 Mrs Pauline z Barber an
a"aid made by commissioners IL condemnation
- - "er Aiolet'y az south Oliver and Water sts
accuired 10y the city a high pressure salt ,,,,, 49,
ing siatoa Tie commissioners we're appointed in octo
nef 1850 and on October L. 1895 title 10 the rror,
va Fes'ei Ia Ire city Testimony offered an habss
~ 'e owner before the commissioners which sbov,a4
,-4 me property had value about 100000 C,bar,s
y harris assistant Corporation Counsel in cbarca s
-e proceeding for the city, offered proof however ybcb
further, that tie had paid ontv sa2 ooe e.
property few years previous TO the date OF beei
me proceedings The commissioners made an avsrS s.,
-, - -iiu1''hs 20 SlS4.lss Assistant Corporation
report before Justice Giegerich and a long tst - :
bitteT Aamdauon followed Mrs Barber was re,r. !.
y T"3ia !" Murphy. The court recently confirmed tho
'es oi 'he commissioners. Together With the ay,,
tis owner receives u per of the award as ,,,
ioF TIE tNo yfars in which the city had bee, tho go
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16

culties that arose. so that deal satisfactory TO
all interests was the outcome of the overtures
to buy.
Then Mr. Day conducted an imaginary sale
of a parcel in the Long Acre Square section for
which he got $99.4OO He did this to show how
auctioneer holds the attention of his audi
ence. Although the sale was imaginary one
some of the spectators became so excited that
they insisted on bidding, One person wanted 20
know If IT was a good practice to employ
boosters" at an auction sale. Mr. Day quickly
replied that persons interested in any property
offered should never be allowed to bid except
1t had been stated in the notices of sale that
the owners reserved the right to bid
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
Notice of Summons.

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK CuUNTY.-wIIIAlf
- J.. Kenngally and Margaret Lenueay against CON
man and Nathan Lamport. defendan,s:-suinfaous.
You hereby summoned to answer the complaint IN
MS action. and 10 serve copy OF your answer tho
Of this summons exclusive u tho day OF service and
IN case Of your failure 70 appear answer Judgment
VIII be taken against b. default for the RELIEF
Dated Sew Yor@. August q. 1907
SEYMOUR MoEK.
olce and Post omce Address No 3, Park ROW Bor-
ough Of Manhattan. city OF New YORK.
To Constance II. Andrews. Emily T. Wood and Lizzie
Tho foregoing summons served upon you by publ
cation. pursuant to order OF Honorable James \.
lanehard OF tho Justices OF the supreme Court Of
nIed with "A copy O the summons complaint in the
office Of tho Clerk OF tho County OF New York, in the
of October. 1901 tho original summons and complaint
having been ned in said office tho list day OF Au-
Dated Sew York October 10 1907
SEYMOUR flS9lI41: M2RK: Attorney
Office and Post once Address No 3s PARK Row B5r-
oush Of Manhattan. city Of New York
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK
4c Bon9et and Henry - IT Iarreit pefenaa %
hereby summoned answer the complaint in this
Tiaintins attorneys within twenty days after the
c;' 7e and d in @ case Of yoar a"ro to apper @ or
judgment will be taken against you by default for tho
relief demanded IN the complaint
Dated. September 4th. 1907
Pientin,s Attorneys
Boroush Of Mammalian, New York City. n y
To tho Defendant. Lucy Bocauet; Tho foregoing
to an order Of Hon James 4 blanchard one Of the jus
Saed s tS @ 1907 and p d S OF cSpy M" OF fG %
IS ana Complaint IN m the oSe & Of the Clerk ot t9s
County the 9Th day Of october 1907 the original
once the 9th day Of September; 1907.
D''''' -''" ''''' sHESsT6NE : EARDINo,
once and Post Office Address. No. 40 Pine Street.
Roro1gh Of Manhattan Zew York GIty New YORK,
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
REFORMS IN SOUTHERN FACTORIES,
Textile Conference Adopts Recommendations
for Improving Conditions of Labor.

Nashville, Tenn. Oct. 15.-The committee on
resolutions at to-days session Of the Southern
textile conference recommended that the age limit
OF children who work In mills and factories shall
be fourteen years. and that the time limit for
women and children shall be sixty hours a week
except where engaged in agricultural and domes-
tic pursuits. The committee also recommended
that children under sixteen years be not allowed
10 work between p m. and a m that all chill
dren be compelled TO attend school sixteen weeks
each year, that all able bodied men who have no
visible means of support be declared vagrants
and that no male under nineteen or female under
seventeen be allowed to marry. The recommenda-
tions were unanimously adopted
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
TRADING IN BROOKLYN pAecE,

Charles E Ricl'erson has sold for Mrs H C Kerr 70
Henry l. Dean No. 212 sth between 1st and ID
s.s three story box stooD dwelling house on a lot
20x1OO feet
d. j. Mcdonald has sold for Thomas Kerrigan Nos 9ss
and 800 Putnam Place. Brooklyn
A J. Dooher has sold No Navy ST. a tbree story,
tenement house. for NJ Francesca client. also No Is
Van BFunt st. four story house; also No az
Sd St. two story ana basement dwelling house to 7
Acorn. and for James Dunno TO Mrs. A. Walsh M so
s'rope Place three story and basement dwelling house
Arthur G. Muhker has sold a client the +hraa .,o-
building at the southwest corner OF 35h and 4tb ave
TO a DR.. Davidow.
The Verify Realty Company has sold to GIenyvoo5
Hawkins plot OF four lots southwest corner %.
Flatbush and Fillmore Place.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
WILL IMPROVE DOWNTOWN BUILDING.

Plans have been fled Tor increasing the working space
the ground floor the three story office building No
@S Pine owned by the Northern Assurance COMPANY
The Improvements include the installation Of galleries Of
steel and reinforced concrete partially with glass
TO avoid obstruction OF light J. p. snooks & Sons are
the architects
Plans have also been flied charging the three story
ana basement dwelling house No 30 East 9th street
owned by Sailors Snug Harbor. into a loft building
which altered has already leased 10 /. Gesner
Oscar Lowinson IS the architect
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
70 ALTER MADISON AVENUE HOUSE

Plsns have been Med with Buildings Superintendent
Murphy partially renodeling eight story apart
house. No 800 I'll ave. the improve
uents including the betermenC the facilities in
compliance with orders the Buildings Department
and the installation q large spiral fire. escape The
improvements be for ". r Burgess az
owner. Fred 9 smith Is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
sIIYNESNNT uEICIIrA

o-S fouf story browustoue residence
80 i5ttatur tt Location unsurpassed Sic 20xas
iot 20" Ieet deep 10 and bathrooms; p6lishei
l 200 tTln throughout. ali improvements T-NartIy
sI - TO u good sized family There eight good bed
aDttlis' aH" Two dining rooms Ought bring so 90
Cas' would cost 70 build So 600 About I'VE minutes
yraat ul fIiher L OF surface trolley sell at
hit't Dt.Ealii on easy terms. TO A
tenant Apply 10 r =. WILKINSON or T; y yyIIEIN-
son. 4lS Brooms St. York -''''
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
Proposals.

SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS WILL. BE RECEIVED
- by the Board of Water Supply the Office of
d9e the secretary 200 Broadway. New York city. Room
9ll Ninth Moor, until L. Nj. Tuesday October 90
1907 at which time and place the bids be pub
ncly opened and read. the award OF the contract il
awarded. 10 be made DractIcahIa
for the construction OF a story and attic orsce
building to be located High Falls MarbIetovv1 y
township Ulster County New York Pamphlet con
tanning information for bidders. specifications efr
and pamphlet OF contract drawings can be obtained
at Room 1918 at the above address depositfnc
sum OF hye dollars 5000 for each pamnbIst t,
further particulars city Record ~
J. EDWARD SIMMONS Presidspt
CHARLES y CHADWICK.
CHARLES A. SHAW
wuno s,,r7r, cut. :, Board of Water supply
THOMAS HASSETT. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Oct 10 Closing g-WHE-AT-Spot 81 Nav
futures steady; December. 7i-d March, s. $50, es
IS 7i-d CORN-Spot firm; prime mixed. Anlefi1S alsL
futures steady, October, IS ll7sd January yScrio1
LOCR-Winter patents strong at 32s HOPS "
tPacihc Coast steady - lOs0fS los hf.k-E r,Srn
India mess hrm at 4ls. PORk-Prime mess =, sfroa.
steady at SIS 3d HAMS-Short cur. IA % - 10.
5is BACON-Ctmiberand cut a6 10 so n. strons
ass ID: short rib 10 strong az SOS; ens ris
Dies heavy 81 70 40 n strong az 5is 6d short E - nrn
10 20 10 ~ strong clear bellies. u 20 10 ~
a. a. Sas 3D. SHoULDERS-SGuaEe. II 20 1S 10. su0's
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
SALES AT NORTH WHITE PLAINS

me New York Suburbs Company, which is developing
property at North White Plains reports the sale ., tho
Following lots Of its tract: TO Mary McMaIley a plot
10Nll224 feet the Of Brookdale ave on
iosite Harwood ave; 10 Thomas r. Proderick n rlot
80 feet on the east side Broadway Tonp-
kns avei TO John A Skinner plot 5Ox15O feet on the
east side OF Harwood $50 feet south OF Tompkps
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
REALTY NOTES.

:, 9H e'4 = Luinrfs has leased for the Rev Edward
o. tagg the private dwelling house No a-e , ~ 4u
az. 20 Mrs Helen C. Aostyn term Of years '''
william T. Finn is the buyer Of Nos 27 ana % W..
- y 10y t5| SOFA BY Clifford n. shurnan for the
Sosfi'h g Hoagand estate at about saoo 600 - 'He
iia'ry iehr has leased his house No 90 Vs.. .e.5 .
T. u Carol Brown. Of Baltimore I, ,s oo'i ST.
- % a lot s1SioO feet 1t fully furnsbea
- pi'' "hlch ne recently purchased AZ ocea, ~ i,
"saa ANes South Eiberon. y j. Jacob fsotfs.,a rai
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
BUY SITE FOR APARTMENT HOUSES.

Gaines Roberts have bought plot 12ox195 feet on
the west side of Prospect ave- seventy feet north of
l63d s. from h J. Z Wehner other persons They
VIII erect three large apartment houses on the site