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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-03-25
BLOCK TO STOP TRAINS.
This Ohio invention May Decrease the
Mtasnbor Of Wrecks.


Should safety signal device, Just
Invented by Fred Restor, an electrician
q. Oharl0n. O.. and other parties, be
adopted by railroads, which seems
likely, the number Of wrecks should be
greatly reduced and railway trayci
made absolutely safe SO far as col
llsiops Are concerned. says the Cleve
land Plain Dealer Bestor's Invention
u for use on electric lines, while that
Of the others ID for steam roads.
With tho Invention nm engineer nigh.
fall asleep. but the moment his engine
passed over block signal his train
would come to stop, whether the
block be set at danger or clear 1t is
understood that the Southern railroad
has offered Restor large sum for tie
rights Of the invention. Bestor ~ nov
considering nm offer from the Pennsyl
vania company which, II he accepts
will make him wealthy and givc him n
life position.
Tb0 engine - equipped with mag
net and m automatic switch, which
remains closed unless opened by the
engineer. A wire brush Is placed on
the side Of tho engiAe to make contact
with q thirty foot rnil placed at the
block signal at an elevation Of about
nix inches above the main rails.
The magnet OH the engine IL con
nected BY a lever with valve on the
automatic alr brake system. When
Tho brush on the side Of the engine
comes IN contact with the thirty foot
rail- 4 makes an electrical connection
winch trips tho mir valve thus auto
matically throwing on the brakes and
stopplng the train.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-03-25
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Minneapolis Wheat.

Minneapolis. March Wheat
May, 775s@77Ac; July. 79Ac; Sept.
78M@7Sssc. On track--No ! hard,
80hc; No. l Northern, 79hc; No.
Northern. TIN @77hc; No. North
ern, 75GD76c.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-03-25
HIS POCKET BLOWS UP.
Spark From Bonfire Reaches Powder
In Boys Trousers.

Washington, Pa, March 25--Whlle
experimenting with pocketful Of
gunpowder at his home at Iams sta
tion Norman. the thirteen-year-old son
Of George Phillips, was fatally in
jurod by terrific explosion which re-
suited
The boy was throwing powder from
his pocket on a bonfire when the fire
communicated with the explosive In
his pocket.
His clothing was almost torn off and
when picked up twenty feet away his
body was charred mass and was
enveloped In burning rags.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-03-25
ST. Paul Union stock Yards.

st. Paul, March 23.-Cattle--Good
to choice steers. $b50Q625; fair to
good. $4.0005.0O; good to choice cows
and heifers, $3.50@4.75; veals, $4.50@
ESQ. Hogs $6.05@6.2O. Sheep-Weth-
ers, $5.50@5.90: good to prime lambs,
$6.50075O.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-03-25
DIR. Shops
Cough Cure
SCHUTZ & kETCHAM.
unknown Woman Jumps to Death.

INNtIUWN WUTIdW JUHIpS 10 UGdLN.
Cleveland, March 25.-A woman,
richly dressed, about forty-flve years
old, plunged to her death from a sew
enty-foot bluff overlooking Lake Erie.
She was found with her head hang
Ing through hole In the Ice made by
her In the fall She had drowned.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-03-25
Cough Caution,

Never. positively never poison your lungs. 1fyou
cough-even from o simple cold only-you should
always heal. soothe, and ease the irritated bron-
clAtl tubes. Don't blindly suppress 1t with q
stupefying poison. It's strange how some things
finally come about. For twenty years DR.. Shoop
has constantly warned people not to take cough
mixtures or prescriptions containing Opium.
Chloroform, OF similar poisons. And nova little
late though-Congress says Put 1t on the label,
II poisons are in your Cough Mixture" Goodl
Very good Il Hereafter for thisveryr yreasonmothers
and Others. should insist on having DR.. Shoop's
Cough Cure. No poison marks on DR.. Shops
labels-and none In the medicine. else 1t must by
law be on the label And it's not only safe, but 1t
is said to be by those that knowt best. truly re
markable cough remady. Take no chance then.
particularly with your children. Insist on having
DR.. Shoop's Cough Cure. Compare carefully the
Or. Shoop package with others aD1 note the
difference. No poison marks there! You can
ALWAYS be ON the safe side by demanding
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-03-25
Found at Last :.

j. A. Harmon, OF LlzemoIe, West Va
says: "At last have found tho perfect
pill that never dissappoints me; and for
the honefit OF others afflicted with Tor
pid Liver and chronic constipation. will
cay: take DIR. Kings New Life Pills"
Guaranteed satisfactory. 25c ut Schultz
Il Ketchams' Druggist.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-03-25

1t flows like FIRE through your veins !;
it does the work. If you're wasting
away day by dsy, take HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. .3i cents, Tea Or
Tablets. Schultz a. Ketcham.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-06-27
CHILDREN CLEAN CITY.
Club Women Direct Work OF Gathering
Up Rubbish.

For the first time in the history OF
Aberdeen cleanliness prevails in al
leys and vacant lots. which for so
long have been regarded as dumping
grounds for any rubbish. The change
was brought about by children, an ar.
my of whom swooped down on the Of
tending dirt piles. Armed with spiked
sticks and wearing old gloves, they
gathered up every stray tin can in the
city as we'll as every piece of loose
paper. Several carts were kept busy
taking the rubbish to the dumping
ground. Men and women led the chill
dren. and what they overlookedSis not
worth mentioning. This novel cam
paign was planned and carried out by
the Federation of Women's Clubs OF
Aberdeen, and is the first of series
of startling novelties promised in the
task it has undertaken to beautify the
city. At noon all the children gath
cred at the Auditorium, where gen.
erous lunch was served by the women
of the city.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-06-27

George Swanson, son of Representa-
tive Swanson Of Warner is In the hos
pital at Aberdeen, being treated for
injuries received In a peculiar man
ner. The boy was shooting at tar
get with a 5000 rife. using high-power
cartridges. The mark being shot at
was a piece of wood, but instead OF
penetrating this the bullet glanced Oh,
struck piece of iron near by, glanc-
ing again and came smashing back to
the young man. striking him In the
forearm and Embedding itself In his
flesh. The wound is dangerous, but
Il liz believed that the young man will
recover unless complications arise.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-06-27
THE FIRE MARSHAL LAW.

Under the provisions Of the nre
marshal law, which places that duty
with the state insurance department
4 new man will be added to the force
In the department on the first OF July
10 look after that branch OF the work.
F. A. Craft Of Mitchell has been sell
ected for that position, and Miss Clara
Smith VIII be the stenographer.
The insurance department mas
granted authority to the Colorado ma
tional Life Assurance company "
franeact business In this state.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-01
CLOSING NOTICE.

The Metropolitan Meat Co. will close
today CNew Years Day. at 8 O'Clock
a. m, and remain closed the remainder
Of the day. 7eG
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
BUILDING AT RAYsIDE-PLusHIN

Work the BaysideF Flushing development Of the No
Knight Realty Company at Bayside. well under way
large part OF the development has already
completed Part Of the 100 foot Boulevard
from the railroad station finished all OF
the sidewalk has been laid and macadan work is going
on rapidly on largo number OF ths streets. Tho
provenent work Of the blocks is entirely finished
The double track OF the Long Island Railroad. from
a part of the track Laid Baysde AS
double track is completed the Will be electrified
and II IS expected that the electric power will DO used
next fall.
have secured practically unanimous for the
tension of their line Flushing Rayside Ly
Of Broadway This gives the BaysdeRIshing property
a frontage the trolley line Of about mile.
Lawrence Manor property of the Mcknight Realty Com
pany which placed the market last summer. The
significant feature Of this building development IS that
all Of these houses with the exception Of two being
built by lot purchasers for their own homes.
Ground broken yesterday for the dwelling house
Of J. c. Mcknight, OF the BaysideFlusling Company
The house is be built Stewart and Palace
boulevard. Bayside-Flushing. The house Is Of the
Colonial design and viii cost $4,000.
The Mcknight Realty Company report the following
fales their Lawrence Manor Bayside Queens
Borough: To NJ Wyatt. lots D. % and "a fronting in
LIST St, price SlS75
On Vista Lawn Baysido: To J. Clarke lots
and S. fronting in Maxwell ave. $780, D. Goodman
lots 4S and 40 fronting in Maxwell Sg30 Mount
lots l6 10 49, fronting In Titus l.150 S. W. A.
Darlington, lots /, 2 and 4. fronting In Maxwell
Slt50; w. r. Brgs lots g. 10 and IL. in Maxwell ave,
Sl.215; H w. Thomas o and 0. fronting Maxwell
eve $500; T H. Sheen. D and %. fronting
$1,000; A. Hess. 46 and ~. fronting IN Maxwell ave
$500
Murray Heights Flushing To B. Dooley lots o and
10. fronting I'm 29th $500: p Pawl s.
Ing in 29th St $500 p. J. Burns 20 "a fronting
So fronting in 29h st. $s 500 and 10
& e Wolf 33 to 81, fronting in Soth St. $3.50
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
ACTIVITY AT RICHMOND HILL SOUTH

The B. n. Dawley Real Estate Company reports the
IoIIo~lhg sales st Richmond Hill A G Severs
Mes sloe or Hamilton 295 of
ave- 4oxlOO feet; J. J. Fielder,
4oo ieet north OF Suter 4oxlOO feet; George
Ia north side of Suffer ave- feet west OF Church
ST. aOxloO feet: Adam and Lotte Defenbach east stdo
o%d o. walnut ST.. 300 feet south OF Liberty ave- 4Ox
Ioo feet: Ir. D. B. Ptndar OF Hamilton
ave- 90 feet north Of Metropolis ave. 4OxloO feet;
annie ana John Duke. side Hamilton ave-. 260
Ieet north OF Metropolis 40x1oo feet: j. Cor
man, west side OF Stoothon sve.. south OF
church ST. $40 feet Liberty ave- 40xIOO feet;
George H. Simpson east side ave- $50 feet
eooth or Liberty 120x100
lde or Arthur ave, 30 feet Of Briggs ave-
rect j. NJ Henderson. south side of Alden ave feet
west or Quinn ave. 4Oxloo feet; J. r Menger
r. g. Woodford side OF ITerts ave. north
or Arthur 40l00 feet Charles Stahlschnidt
slde OF Alden 40 feet east OF Quinn ave-. G0x1O0
feet c. NJ kocian. eide OF Spruce st.
OF Old South Road 4cx1o0 feet; H. 4astrOn
OF Church street 200 feet north OF Alden s0xIOO
feet north Of Arthur &0x1o0 feet O B. Mclaughlin
west side OF Lefferts 2s0 feet north Arthur
ave, 40xlO0 feet; g Y. Smith, IefYerts
ave. 24O feet south Of Alden 40100 feet: Conrad
east side Of South Vane st. l7b feet north Of Alden
-oHlOO feet; NJ. Dwyer, southwest OF Birch
and Alden 40xlOo feet Thomas Fisher. south side
OF Arthur ave. 40 feet west OF Quinn <0Kloo feet
OF Alden ave-. 40x1o0 feeti II J. Mccarthy. west side
OF Church 100 fest south Alden ave. 6oKi00 feet
William ]. Fletcher and Wilhelmina B. McEwen, west
side OF Birch St. $50 feet north OF Arthur 40xi00
feet Harry ". HobTook north side OF Old South Road
60 feet east Birch ST. 20xs0 feet Vincent J. Reade
2x1O0 feet; Harry B. Lombard side OF Ieerts
30 feet north Of Arthur S0H100
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
NAY BUY ASTORIA LOTS.
Land Suitable for Model Tenement
Houses.

DR.. Elgn R L. Gould, president OF the City and
Suburban Homes Company, visited last week the
new East River Park with view to building in
Astoria, facing the park and the river a group of
the model tenement houses which the company has
made so successful in Manhattan under DR.. Gould's
management. The company earned S132440 last
year, and now has a surplus of $119,l05 besides
unissued stock 10 the amount OF ,l30 500 which is
not difficult TO market, 1t pays Az per cent regu-
arly year in and year out. and its assets greatly
exceed its liabilities.
The company is planning a new building opera
ton In looking for favorable site Dr. Gould
has been much impressed with the blocks in East
River Heights. facing the park The location
aiIords great advantages IN the way Of healthy
surroundings and good air. and is easily reached
even now from Manhattan, while the new bridge
ana tunnels Will practically make It n part OF
1orkViIe, where large site would cost DR.. Goulds
company ten times much. All the lands bought
by the company IN the past have enhanced in value
since their purchase and its policy IS 10 seek loca
uons where similar advances may be depended
upon so that Astoria naturally appeals to its man.
agement very strongly. DR.. Gould has opened ne
gouations with the Rckert-Finlay Realty Com
pany, owners Of East River Heights, and Il is said
panies Will be closed in the near future Consid-
cradle building is under way in Astoria but
there is no likelihood that the builders will catch
up with the demand for cheap accommoda tions for
a long time TO come The plans OF the City and
suburban Homes Company may, however assist
materially In relieving the situation.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
MORE EAST RIVER HEIGHTS SALES.

The ttickert-Finay Realty Company has sold In East
Eyer n Heights M TO Alfonso La Greoa The plot 2H1oo
Woolsey ave; to Joseph fEaneeschini the plot 1oNV1
fSe on me north Side OF aoyt ave 100 feet west Of
feet. the OF Barclay ST. "A feet south Of
Murson Place; Herman Edelsteu the plot 40x1O0
Van Alst ave.
Also in Broadway-F Flushing. to Philip W. Hubrz the
plot 4GxlOO feet, the side OF 29ih St. feet
south Of Francona ave. TO Claus Schultz plot 2ox
100 feet, the southwest of Road and
2sth ST 70 L chezar the plot s0K0o
soe OF 9th St. 30 feet north of Cypress ave- John
SndeTI9ann the plot 2Kloo feet the southeast
ner OF Station Road end 24th
Also IN Douglas Manor. a. Goldsein plot 100
feet, the northeast Cherry St. and Circle
Road; TO Frederick Muller tho plot sGTloO feet
north Side OF PRrk Lane. 2S5 Drive
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30

MIRA G. Brownson, Nos 331 and 333 West Goth ST. two
FIVE story tenement houses. plot 50xlO33
Emily Gerhardt has sold I4andsman & Berkowitz
No. 331 East 14th six story tenement house. on
lot 25x1o33
Abraham Davis has sold to August Jacobs plot 75
XlUO feet. the west side OF WhitloCk 100
LonEwood
Pointer a. Crawford have sold Edward a. Arnol1
KngsbrIdge Road running through o Kings
bridge Terrace of Heath to the FordhaIn
Realty Company. which will dwelling
A. Shatzkin sold ave, a
family house. lot 20xlo0 feet: also, Thomas
sodo Caterina Beneventi lot 25x14S feet,
south side of 2l3th LOG feet of 4th ave. also
Nicola and Giovanni Spnelli lot 25x1O0 feet on the
side of Maple ave. i25 2l3th St also
lot. 25xlOo side Carlisle
feet south of 2l3th also. plot. 5ox10o feet.
north side Of 2l4h st., 225 feet OF Tilden
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY

Pehlenann & sehwegsr have for Lydia J. Jen-
kns 70 client the Brittany a SIX story bigb cIaaa
cupies n plot 50xiO0 feet ~ o. II o@-
Leroy Coventry has sold o..
story dwelling house. on lot i7Gx10Os feet
The Equitable Realty Company and Finnev & Mo,,haus
nesotiacd the trade by which es-Iudge Ruins II C,~
became the Of the house at the souh
west corner OF Claremnnt 18Th ST pvinr in
exchange 70 Robert Ferguson & the six dwelling
houses Nos 53s 636. $50 go West 0I e. 81
William Stonebridge has through tho .ssoc,o, "a
Board Of Brokers Of New Rochelle a two and q h.It
story frame dwelling house. lot 30xiOO feet i'm m
efty ave, New Rochelle. 10 II. Gerald Chaplin
smith K Phelps have sold four story double aat
house No. 741 East 1s2d ST. 25xIOO feet W
Henry Nechols and samuel Blumenstock haye sold To
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
NEW HOME FOR HUDSON GUILD.

Plans have been fled for five story and basement,
clubhouse TO be built at Nos 496 43S
for The Hudson Guild OF which Charles IAeberman
president. and which is now at No. 252 West 28th
1t Will have frontage OF 90 O OF S.
feet with facade brick. with limestone and
terra Gotta. The basement will contain
bowling aleys On the main floor will be cubrooms for
girls and the library in addition oifces kinder
gartens will occupy the second foor classes ball
room the third story and general oubroom the fourth
floor the fifth floor being fitted with gymnasium with
gallery. The building Is 70 100000. Charles Volz
g tEn Ltact
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
SALE OF SEVEN BROOKLYN pARcE, 6

A. J. Murphy has sold s W Wirn 10 " II
lluka plot FDKlO0 fes., sou side of ~
between 18th and Forth Hamilton parkvgays Brool,n
tor Emerson BeHtey % c. l.. feyser plot 29xlnt "a,
% & north Side OF 5Sd IT. - feet west Fort Hanf,
;on Parkway; Tor Borough PARK Company 10 " y
thirteen tots the easterly side OF New Utrecht ave
between 15h and s0th 10 Boston investor and ysr
- n &&Aa 10 "a a. Haasse. plOI 25XI0O Iesl. on tha
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
THREE FLArHoUsEs IN AN EXCHANGE

Mrs. Mary Mccarthy has sold Philip Highlander No
252 East llsth St. six story tenement house with
store. on lot 2lxipoll feet She takes part pay
ilent nos lOl1 ana 1923 Washington Square two
three frame tenement houses each 25xioO feet
Mrs. NJ. Perlman has sold 10 Jerome J. Wilson Nos
2o2 and 2O4 Allen ST. two three tenement houses
on a plot 423xj0 feet. She part payment Nos
houses. a plot JOxIOO feet. - -'h
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
A 100000 BROADWAY PROJECT

flans have been fled for a twelve stor, anar.,re,.
-o, 70 be pallt for the broadway and Cathedral
iaI<way Realty Company. az northwest corner ai
Ifpaaway aIae liOth st. Il VIII a frontage ~ %
.aot IN broadway and lG5 in the street ard Iii
Eaye accommodations for 80 families. II Is 10 r5et
s."1,OJo The architects Rouse & Sloane
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
TO IMPROVE LENox AVE. HorE,

-sns nave been filed for remodelling the five stor.
s55S,t hote on the SIDE Lanox ave from
~ AAfth sts' the improvements fncludlng ~ a.
e, ~a.lo2 OF ground floor stores. made <or The
,s a--1 IN1.Lty company at SIOOOO0 ana fo-
sailng over the four story basement dvelip -
- est S5ti ST for business uses for the f1iror
1seaity company owner.
made for Williams Barnard as owner " 10
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
REALTY MARKET IMPROVED.
TRADING IN LARGE PARCELS Il FEATURE LIST
WEEK.
uo Sales affecting Property Valed at O0er s500000 Reported
Buaers QuckIa Found for AuctiOn Offerings.

north side 42d st. 90 of Fort Hamilton
Parkway.
Theodore Merkt, 1r., has bought lots the
side OF Hancock st, Freeman ave. Brooklyn,
the Bell estate and has resold Mr.. Carroll:
also bought three lots the side OF 18th
Broadway, Brooklyn, from the Koch estate and
sold investors. who will five story
dathouses the premises
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
BUSINESS STRUCTURE In A TRADE

A. B. Mosher Co have sold for the Madison Square
Mortgage Company No. 1G5 St. a five story
business building, lot 22x112.G feet In part pay
nent the Madison Square company takes No 3lI West
l0O.Il feet
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
Brooklun Propertu for Sale.

BARGAIN IN FLATBUSH.-i0-room house. hardwood
- trim In good neighborhood. near Nswkirk ave
station Brighton Beach Railway; cellar furnace lot
40x1Ol; terms easy. Apply premises H C. RYON.
6SI East 10Th st. near Newkirk
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
Canada-PrOyinCe of Quebec.

,,an mor sale. at 6arsain the beautiful villa
iioH repoht on the IateroolouiAl RI. of
!erse. comfortable dwelling 800 OF ins land and
Iake teeIning with specked trout A most Delight
tul retreat for health and recreation
AUSTIN FINEGAN s5 Nassau 81
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30

DED BANK ". j.
II Cottages for rent, furnished unfurnshet. Farms
/ for sale everywhere ". \ HOPPING. Real Estate.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
Country Property to Let.
ADIR OND KS.

CAMP TO RENT for the season. Spittrs Lase, near
Paul Smiths II with frontage lake. has
eight frame houses with three
cooling rooms beautiful well boathouse, with
boats: blankets. comfortables linen. bedding china,
glass kitchen utensils furniture curtains etc.
everything in good order Apply 20 ALEX D. SHAW.
76 Broad St. New York
(NATSKIILS.-To furnished cottages season,
u $3.50; finest location: mountain spring For
Shandaken Heights. ideal restricted sites
cottages: view magnificent Rev W. ~. ACKLEY.
B3i s7th ST. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30

A DvERTIsEMENTs subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received Uptown ofce. No. 1864 Broadway.
between S6th and 37th SITS. until O'Clock m Adver-
tsements following branch Offices at
o'clock y. 2bi sth
I'D St ave- 18th St: s2 East 14th
a57 West 42d ST. and Sth 2d3 West
10th and IIth 1925 %
ave. 17os s9th ST. loI East
i25th St: T56 fremont ESQ 81 ave.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
AuctSon Sales of Real Estate.
VILLA PLOTS AT AUCTION
IN the Heart OF
millionaire Colony.

W. K. Vanderbilt's idle Hour" estate marks the
westerly boundary of that portion of the famous
South Shore" of Long Island, from which stretch
eastward the great Bourne, Roosevelt and other like
estates and Club preserves 1t very sell
dom that the general public has opportunity to
break in this choice apatcrrOnt PROPERTY most of it
having long since passed into the hands of mill
ionare because of the opportunities for vari
aquatic sports, for bathing both in still water
and in the surf for ice-boating in the Winter, and
for duck shooting in season. Peculiar interest at
taches therefore, to the auction sale OF the beautiful
tract of land known as "BAYPORT COVE" stu
ated in the HEART of the Village of Bayport, and
stretching from the famous Merrck Road-the great
est automobile road IN the country-to the waters of
the Great South Bay With all its natural beauty and
charm, the property is only TWO short blocks from
the Bayport Railroad station 1t will be sold by
John L. Parish, Auctoneer, at absolute, nnreSer7pd
auction in 70 plots, each about 100 by $50 feet
(making about and one-laf City lots for each
plot, ON THE PREMISES, ON SATURDAY,
JULY 9th, 1907, at 2.30 P. NJ
The terms of sale easy that only fe1V
hundred dollars will be necessary secure title
any plot the vendors agreeing to take payment for
the balance in the form OF mortgages This oppor-
tunty for people of refined tastes to locate in the
IDEAL SUMMER HOME SECTION of the en-
tire Atlantic seaboard, the Great South Bay seems
unprecedented in dttrdcti7rHesS.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
Country Property for Sale or to Let

A DvERTIsEMENTS ana subscriptions for The Tribuns
~ their Uptown ONCE No. 1864 Broadway.
between Seth ana sTth until O'Clock Adver-
tisseuts following branch offices
until O'Clock viz: 254 sth
G. cor. I53 9th 18th o. Isth
251 West AID St: between Tth and sh ayes.: 263
l25th l3s Sd between 10th and JIth sts:
1925 ave. 6lst l7OS Ist near Ssth
l57 l25th st: 7b6 fremont ave: go 3D. ave.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
FOR SAIH

fInest place on Connecticut Shore. acres large
ouse colonial barn icehouse; fish pond stocked: all
| siiehcos Whoever u Mace
WiLI S IIxe this For particulars address sOs
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-19
LOTS ARE SOLD
LIKE HOT CAKES
Doeea in Duncan-I,owndes Tract
Disposed Of ii Less Than
4wo-. Days..


Within less than, two days after
hetng commissioned to make sale
OF block of residence lots in the
city. Wilson & Dennison. the real
estate dealers. disposed of dozen
OF them at good prices, a remark
able transaction that not only demon
strates the energy and ability of the
real estate firm but also shows the
big activity in real estate in this
city at present as well as the splen-
did valuation thereof.
The property sold consisted Of lots
in the tract OF land owned by Mrs.
r. T. Lowndes. Jr.. and George L.
Duncan, between Fifth and Chest
nut streets and running through
from Lee to Mechanic streets. Mon
day morning wiIlison & Dennison
were commissioned to dispose of
these valuable lots by the owners
and by Tuesday night twelve of
them had been sold. Three-tourths
OF them were sold Monday. Good
prices we're obtained for the lots.