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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-08-22
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On Thursday last Mr.. Calvin
Handy aud Sam Hudgins gave a
delightful launch party. About
$50 A. M. we left Pepper Greek
with the following on board.
Misses BERTHE. Laura, Mae. Gertie
and Della Hudgins; Hattie, Ellen
aud Louise Brooks, Mae and
Lottie Hutson, Carrie and Julia
White, Nellieand Mamie Thomas.
George Walker. Maggie Adams
and Emma Jarvis and Messrs.
Calvin and Gilbert Handy. Cliff
ton. Vernon. John S. and Marvin
Hudgins, Guy Morgan. Joe
Thomas, George, Walter aud
Grover Burroughs. Ollie and Sam
Hutson. Carl, Jimmie and Logan
Snow, Paul Walker. George
Thomas and Ed Davis. We started
for Yorktown, reaching the pier,
landed with basket in hand and
were soon seated under the shade
OF the trees. Dinner was spread,
and such feast-sandwiches,
chicken in abundance, pickles,
rolls. salads, cake, crackers, APP
pies, grapes, chocolates andcream.
After a hearty reapast the re-
mains were gathered up and put
GU board the launch. They then
started to explore the town so
prominent in history and visited
the Cave of CORVALLIS. 1t is two
rooms hewn out of the bankwhich
was used by CORVALLIS as a safe
refuge IN time of danger. Went
through the Nelson House-eyery
one who knows of Yorktown re-
members this place. Stood on
spot where CORVALLIS surren.
dered to the American Command
er-In-Chief, Gen. Geo. Washing
ton. This is now marked by a
granite monument, erected in
1895 through the instrumentalisy
of patriotic citizen, visited the
hrst Custom House in America
and other places of interest, then
leaving for New Point Beach.
Alter eating the fragments left
from dinner we separated, each
gentleman finding the girl of his
choice for the stroll around the
beach which was very ENJOYABLE.
We boarded the launch about 10.
started for home and were enter
tanned on board with songs from
Miss Ida Hudgins. Arrived home
near bedtime. every one delighted
with the trip, and thanking
Messrs. Hudgins and HANDY for
their generous hospitality
Little Leafy.
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Out Prices:

I.5o Black . oSc
Lot Childrens White Oxfords Soc
Lot Childrens Patent Leather Oxfords Cos
Lot II and I5c. Lawns going at Ioc yard
Lot 20 and 75c White Goods going at Isc yard
Lot good $I25o Harness going at $1,000
Lot CrOquet Sets, ooc. to $50.
Lot Hammocks. 81 90 to S. 60
Lot RefTigerRtoTs 500 to $500
Lot Suites OF Furniture, SIC 90 to SIS 90
Lot ParoT Suites pieces, $40 90 to $500
Lot Child's Go Carts So so to S. 90
Lot Regular Baby Carriages SO 90 to $40 CO.
Lot Ice Cream Fre>zers, ST ~ to $4so
Lot Cook Stoves Call kinds) So. so to $40 co.
Lot Floor Linolsum Call kinds). Soc to 7sc yard
Lot Floor Mating Call kinds) I71c to ssc yard
Lot Floor Oil Cloth Call kinds). 7sc. to ssc. yard
Lot Fence Wire all kinds). sc. to Ioc. yard
Let Good Paint Call knds), 68c. to 81 60 per EaIloa
Lot Good White Lead Call kinds, &c. psuad
Lot Trunks and Suit Cases. ell prices
Lot Pretty Rugs and Druggsts ali price,
Lot Lamps, Of all kinds and all prices.
Lot Cocks. Of all kinds aud all prices
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Men Past Sixty in DANGER

More than harfo Of mankind over siItv
AIS-of age suffer from kidney and
bladder disorders, usually enlarge
me"t OF prostate glands. This is both
painful and dangerous, and Folev's
Kidney Cure should be taken at the
hrst -ign Of danger, as it corrects ir-
Irregularities aud has cured MANY old
men of this disease M. Rodney
Burnett Rockport, Mo-, writes: I
suffered enlarged prostate gland and
KIDNEY trouble for years and after
taxing two bottles of Foley's kidney
Cure feel better than / have for
twenty years, although / am now Oh
years old. Sold by all druggists.
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Panama Canai-Eri e Canal

Machinery is digging abe Panama
Canal thusand times qui cker than
the shovels dug the Erie.
Machinery produces the L. & M
Paint at so cents less cost for labor.
than If made by hand.
The l.. & M. gives the best Job in
the world, because L. & M. Zinc
hdrdens l.. & M. White Lead and
makes l.. q M. Paint wear like iron
10 to Is years.
1t only requires gallons of this
',e'e 90 dtcu p's.ni and . gallons of ia
sc" oii AT oOcts per gallon. to pa int
IN derate sized house,
IL any defect exists in L. & M.
Paint, will repaint house for nothjnc
Sold bv WIN. II. &. Murray. vii
Iam5 Wharf. ~
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LET HIN NEEDLE.
The Newsletter asks:

WY ShOoto president Roosevelt
1nterfere IN the telegraph strike? He
has no more right than any other citi-
zen to meddle in it. It is an iilustra-
tion of the ths dangerous tendencies OF
the time that 50 many commercial
bodies, as if ipstintively, turn to the
central power At Washington for relief
from all troubles and redress from all
grievances"
Then it closes with pious resig-
nation, Nothing can be done
but TO await the result anil to
endure until one side or the other
tries and yields" admitting, an is
too evident, that in the mean
while the public will suffer severe
iy.
Society has become a most
complex organism. with interlac-
ing threads reticnlating from CEN
ter to circumference. No man,
no business. no interest liveth TO
himselfor itself or so dieth. All
parts of this great country are
correlated and intimately blended
But now are they many mem
bers, yet bat one body. and
whether one member suffer, all
the members suffer with it." In
binding in sensitive touch all sec
tions and every diversified and
TampifJ ing occupation and i'm
Portant interest is no agency SO
potential for the good or evil as
tho electric wire. AS an approved
means by intercourse amongst
business men it is indispensable
arr&4 the operation of railroads
that most vitaffRdnStpiissff force in
existence, it is simply a sine qua
non Tie up the railway and the
country is strangulated; let the
keys cease to tick and the
cars stand on the track.
Now shall all this evil come
TO pass when remediable by the
bnterPosition of the President
through his good Offices and kind
Jy mediation? We say no. and
we are not squeamixh if he steps
Into the arena. panoplied in his
most excellent sense and love of
fair play and strengthened by the
prestige OF former industrial vic.
tories and the enchantment of
his great Office, either at the in.
stance of the coDtending parties
-RsEhe insistant solicitation of the
long suffering public or on his
own strepeobs motion. No one
pretends that he can speak IL
cafhedrG. or is in anywise clothed
with power by virtue of his Office.
No more is King Edward speci-
fcially authorized to act as
foreign minister of Great Britain
and formulate treaties of amity |
bet*eeH his and other govern
ments, yet it is an open diploma
tic secret that his visits to the |
potentates of Europe relax dan
gsrous tensions, engendsr friend
ships and render Ineasurably sure
the peace of the world. We are
aware of no better way in which
Roosevelt can use his illustrious
position than in composing the
difference between the struggling
parties in the present fight. We
know OF no servIce he can just al
present render the business inter
est ot this land which will be hail
ed with more acclaim than to set
tie this controversy 10 the salts
faction of all parties. He can
than lay the achievement beside
the victory he won when he
meddied" in the coal strike
Richmond Journal.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-08-22

Victi ms Of Hay fever will experience
great benefit by taking Foiey's Honey
and Tar, as IL Stops difficult breath
ing immediately and and heals tbs in
Famed aiF passages, and even IL il
snould fail 10 cure you il will give
instant relief. The genuine Is in a
sEiloT package, Sold by alldrpggists.
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WARNING

Ii you have kidney and bladder
trouble and do not use Foley's Kidney
Cure, you will have only yourself 10
blame for results. as it postivelv cures
All forms Of kidney and bladder
diseases. Sold by all druggists.
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a ,orn,y: T., y. Murphy, referee; due on judgment
= % Al ~ snbieci 10 taxes. &C, S285 o..

Q ,ornsy; +. J. Murphy. referee; due on Judgment.
40 s7I "a; subject 10 taxes. &C, ss85OI
BY l.. J. phillips q Co.
Ocean avenue. west side. near Cedar avenue.
West End. v, D., ll5xyl5, running througn 10 Stern
berger avenue. with stable In rear; voluntary sale.
By Samuel Marx.
Ninety fourth street, No. 81, north side. 275
feet west OF Central Park West. l25HlOO.S,. iour
story and basement stone front dwelling; Metro
pollian savings Rank vs. Helene ~Schwlt,er e. al:
due on judgment. Sls,7sl.s7: subject 70 taxes &C.
$50 10.
by Joseph r. Day.
Thirty nfih street, No. i5s. south side. -, feet
east OF seventh avenue. isA97k Irregular. -FOUR
story stone front dwelling. executors sale; estate OF
Margaret O'Brien. deceased. AN.
feet west OF Third avenue. soxiO4.4. three story
and basement stone front dwelling. executors
sale: estate OF Barbary Frey. seceased.
Avenue d, eOxss, i've story tenement: voluntary sale.
Boscobcl avenue. east Side. 3l7 feet north OF iosth
street, two lots. each ,sxioo; voluntary sale.
Cromwell avenue, west side. about 3I feet nortn
OF i6eth street. SOx70: voluntary sale.
Boscobel avenue. east side, 20 feet north OF l6oth
street, two lots, :3.sSi3S and 100; voluntary sale.
i65th street, four lots; voluntary sale.
Anderson az enue, east side. opposite i6tth street.
three story brick and frame dwelling, together with
three lots, voluntary sale.
Anderson avenue, east side, 6SS feet south OF ibth
street. hye lots: voluntary sale.
Park avenue, southeast corner islst street, 55x0l
two story frame dwelling; voluntary sale.
lsist street. No. t52, south side. VI feet east OF
Park avenue, 1SlJO' two story frame dwelling
Jamaica avenue. No. SGT. near Debevolsc avenue,
ASTORIA. \. l.. .Sxl0o: two story brick building with
Broad way, southeast corner Ninety fourth street.
sasxiss,s i%rreenlsr' sieh. story brick and stone
e{' al; Rosendale 3 D., sttorneys; I. y. DouveIiy,
eoesrUefAhus On tudgnsns. -SesAoeAl; suodkt2
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taxes. &c; S:.oi.Ss; subject to mortgages apgre-

taxes. &c, si:eoi.Ss: subject, TO mortgages aggre-
Levi street. Ma iOa. west side. 100 feet north OF
stanton street, 3OxlU nVe story brick tenement
and store and three story brick tenement In rear,
Herman. iottlieb vs.. Frederick Schlcsinger ct al.
Slgmnnd HONG, attorney: NJ. =. Cohen. rcie rec;
tue on judgment, S.t3p NJ. subject to taxes. &c.
SIsOI subject to a mortgage OF sl2 800.
concord avenue, southeast corner l4Ith street
cnOxlo0, vacant; \, j, Dworsky vs.. &. G. Glatt ri al,
Feitenstein d r., attorneys; 4. G. Dubuscher, ref
cree due on Judgment ~ ,ssi,oi. subject to taxes.
by William Kennedy. JE.
Wvington street. Nos. 81 and 80. north side.
49, feet east OF Eldridge street, $3.50, three story
brick synagogue; University Building and Con
struction Company VS.. NJ. Waisman 81 al. Boudin
d L., attorneys: W. +. Clare. referee; due on jujg
ment, g.. 70; subject to taxes, &c, s9I5.
By Charles A. Berrian.
i37th street, Nos. q TO IL. south side, IS feet west
OF Filth avenue, is0x99. II, four SIX story brick
fats and stores; Sender Jarmulowsky VS.. Pearl
Realty and Construction company et al; Morris
ment. Sls.l44.ss; subject to taxes, &C. GgSiiO:
subject, TO seven mortgages aggrcgatlng SlsI 40;
also subject 10 u conditional bill OF sale on which
Is due s75:.
by Samuel Goldstickcr.
10th street. south side. 100 feet west OF audubon
Company ct al. VS.. Amelia Cooper at al: \. l.. Yves
colt, attorney: y, J, Sinnott, referee due on jSdg
ment, syt, s.: subject 10 taxes, &C, 1881. ~.
FRIDAY, ocrorfH T.
by Joseph p. Day.
ltSd street. No. 300, south side. in tees west OF
Stevens VS.. Clarence Person CT al. \. h. Weller
attorney. Frank Cochranc. referee. due on judy
mens, NAL 70: subjesr g t1xes. &C.. t6A.is; sub
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Coming Auction Sales.
TAT II Vesey Street.
MONDAY. skprEMBRR ~.

.ONDHH {"
ny Joseph y. Day.
lOath street, No. 20, north side. 100 feet west OF
Second avenue. 26xiOO. II, four story brick tene-
ment: Mary Coeppicus vs.. -Alwine Ahnert 81 al:
Adolph Bloch. attorney; u. J. Dunphy, referee, due
on ludg 81 .oos. "a; subject 10 taxes. DC 50.
avenue n.6xiiIxi00x =: Mercer. Ramsay vs..
q. II. Hamm, executor. &c., ct al: W. ]. Courtney,
attorney: a. y. Jafer. referee: due on Judi ment,
SSH "a: subject to taxes. &C. $3.50,
ION the premises at noon
-. BY l.. n. Green.
Three hundred business and residential lots on
the Eairyiew PARK tract At Rockyllie Centre l: J.:
noon during week ending October s.
TURspAr. oCroBER I.
ION the premises At noon
BY the Referee.
Seventh street. north side. ,e<. 10 feet east of Vlr-
ginia avenue, 25xi0s. vacant Henry Ruhl e. al, VS..
W.. J. Russell, ct al: II, II. BerIan, attorney. II. K.
Davis, referee; due on judgment. sss2 on: subject TO
wxDNRspAy, OCTOBER :.
BY Joseph p. Day.
Park avenue. Nos, 1891 and is2s. northeast corner
OF Tooth street, T6xe0. nve story brick tenement:
Charles Grlden ct al, vs.. John simmons Company
ct al: W. NJ. Powell. attorney: A. v, Norton. referee.
due on judgment. s,S. ,e,,s7; subject TO taxes, &C.
Gi.
Lexington avenue. Nos. ,iIG to 2is4. west side.
whole front between iOth and tsist streets. 100. iOx
70, four s.x story brick fats and stores,
PARK. avenue. s%outneast corner % i3ist street.
e. so ,n,p:S; v 9; a.: 4 4: 4 \ k:TssS vs. ! as%S.1 a : y.
Morrissry. referee: due on judgment. Sis. io1.i2;
subject 10 taIes, &c, s2,4se.5A as 10 mrs, parcel:
s7so o! as 70 second parcel, %. -, 50. ,s
xds, sos feet east Of ihiT Avenue. ;sSios.s ]. ss
81 y S1ssss: isSiss sssas SSssss %sSssssx2.
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suburban Notes.

One Of the lar gest Developments within Easy
reach OF New York lie located at Darien. t.onn:,
aud consists Of over 400 acres Of fully devsl-
oped sound shore property. This tract is
Known a. lokenske and the owners, have In
stalled every city Improvement on the prem
t'"s. \ number OF high claSs summer homes
nave been sold to Business men within the
PAST lev weeks. Two large tracts near the
water y r. also sold TO gentlemen who VIII
'rt,l al wear round homes this fall. In order
Ihii %" residents within the limits OF Iok-
phekr WN'ld have absolute control or the
T-1'h rgh : aud casino on the property. the
l'h'neN" corporation last week formed a
t'ib and decided TO them these privileges.
las was considered by the residents a very
.Iporttht step for the. corporation 70 take.
T. very. few owners Of property. within the
UNITS Of a residential park on the Sound shore
nay" any beach rights.
uuoh, tunnel bet Lexington. avenue.
Ninhattap, and Van Alst avenue. Long. ISL
ahd ~. nave established u new basis OF cal.
4. q matter of fact. however. they merely
s"hntn announcement made some months
go ny P"nnsylvanis railway officials that
,lon ami Long Island City--about q mile
i99nser nan the Belmont trip-is 70 be made
lhiT;y n % 'es an hour ar mt It has now SI BEEN s.S'e de Ino
ntt'"d mat that rate IL feasible in the East
mlver tunnels. while the officials Of both roads
mua,4."n that II will be adopted and prac-
R.N'th the tun nels and the B~lackwell's Island
n,lIi" ,9mpleted. nearly. all Of Queens Dor.
10" cegtre of Manhattan. +. J, Rickert has
,s!rrd ont that the times to the properties
W. winch bis company IL interested will be
a,.O4t as follows, TO Great Neck, % min
", Wcstmorela nd. 20; Broadway Flushing.
I',i River Heights. by trolley. 10 minutes.
'a' 70 the fSries ana cross them nov
~ ~ these properties when the whole
,ah'n"rtstion scheme Is completed q year
=. To- Eirkert- Finlay Realty Company has
' m East River Heights to John Burns the
mAIpO, on the east side of Barclay street,
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The REAL ESTATE MARKET
Continued from TENN Page.

furnished and many other substantial inn
proy"urut- made.
N.y,tcnatIc course OF inst in real
t a.,M "rl a. Irsn 1S,s 81 The rs Y announces e B SS ohs
a,rnur aud Monroe street. Brooklyn, This
association. which deNotes much attention
10 educational work, claims TO be able TO
give a complete. comprehensive and prac-
tral course 81 instruction In real estate that
viii be- of special beneiit TO real estate agents.
salcsmcu. clerks, landowners. developers
and investors. 4 special feature Of the
coursr viii b." a field inspection by excur,
son So over me ySr,ouS ,ta''i FIao nhe nsii snd
yloe-prrsdent of the title Guarantee and
lrls' tompanvi, James J., Brumley. trees-
ward Lyons, real estate, broker. constitute
al advisory committee while the immediate
s!prryi>ion of the course is In the hands OF
l.. Fletcher Snapp of the Brooklyn Eagle.
Pans have been filed with Building Superin-
iehdeui Murphy Tor strengthening the nOOfs OF
the I've story tenement house ~ NJ. 50s West
lOrty-rlghih II rect and making II over INTO
a .olI building for Edward O.. StrIn:er, as
owner, and for remodelling the tour story
ana basement dwelling and rest aurant at No.
~ West rwrnty-ffth street for }. Is. GuttIn.
asoWner. the Improvement costing $4,000;
Plans have been filed for remodellinx the
and garage Of he Automobile club OF Amer
Ica al No ~ to aIo West Fits fourth. street
ana ior Iding mapsard story 10 the mHhien-
mgs,d" Heights. The addition IL TO be ftted
Is a root garden and will cost $4,000. Ernest
The Bronx plans Tor new buildings hled
Yesterday mpri "A one story warehouse.
20 be built for koster n Rupell on Webster
avenue. south Of t76th street. at a cost OF
sO,Oou, two two story dwellings on Thenot
street. north of Davis street. and on 2i!th
street, east of Ollnville avenue. respectively.
To cost $4,000 each n two story dwelling on
Avenue ID, north OF seventh street. to cost
400, a ono story and attic stable on lsOth
street. east OF Clinton avenue. to cost $1,000.
and a four story public school on is9th street.
from Lorlilard place to HOFFMAN street. to
cost s320.O M.
No plan, Tor new buildings were dled with
Tue Manhattan bureau
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avenue: 10 Charles p. Bennett the plot, tOxIO1,
on the north side Of Murson place. 100 feet east
lot, 2sxiOO. at the northwest corner Of David
son place and Van Alst avenue.
A Broadway Flushing the company has
sold to Ida NJ. Barnes the plot, sOxss, at the
northwest corner Of Broadway and twenty
MN ,m street re +. to S. Eo s;as 81 ! Milssr The Plot;
Benz the plot, Soxioo. on the east side Of
lane; 10 1ilma Nelson the plot. tOxiOO. on the
east side of Thirty-hrst street. lU feet south
q franccnia avenue. Also IN Douglas
H Soa mi a0 road i'' 10 q kli HsN D. '.p McN q isht Ss'' the be-
Richmond road and the Fast drive: to KatR-
crime !. spence the plot. ttxsj. on the north
side Of OK lane 2lS fee, west Of Douglas
at the southeast corner of Hillside and Pros
poet avenues,
the foliowiD. sales al It's NEW deveiop.
Ineni, .Bayhampton Park. at Merrick. l.. |:
70 Edward :. Pitcher. a plot, 73ylOe, on
q plot. esxIi7. on Keller avenue. for 81 $40:
to Patrick oueeney, a plot. look 100, on Gregory
oxi?5, on Hamilton place. for s.iO: 10 John
ior $500 70 Ss;.ainaSa schwei'S.f: . pilot plot,
s Mssst seals s%H%.i Tor . .s &c. to s' Wiiiia% q" T hsiS%s.
to Cellne Thibault and Margaret Fleming,
. plot. iOsxiS?. on Kirkwood avenue. for 81 .7?5,
@ Jennie {: Won urn; 2 plot soIiSo. on isnds-
kins. q plot. 20Oxi0O. on Gregory avenue. for
The Columbia Investment and Real Estate
Ccwpspy has comp.ssed a ten room dwelling
on the North side OF Highwood avenue.
f.oni. g TsrrsSs; a, issSS s .c, y j! la. also Icy = Ten
avenue. Ieonia Terrace. Leonia, N. j. The
following sales are reported by the Columbia
Investment and Real Estate Company: To
Il, Behrbohm. the plot. sOxiO0. on the south
aide. OF Knox avenue. CrantwOOd. ", j.; to
IL. W. Dammann, a modern ak room house,
on plot 5OxiOO. on the south aide of WASH
ingtOn avenue. brentwood. N. =.
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REAL LsrATE FOR sALE-BRONx,

LOIS, $3.50. Gunthcr estate $3.50 up Pea sc. Hunter.
Black estates; water. gas; line OF Heroine ay. subway,
opposite Empire City Race track. Take Jerome av.
trolley TO end.
BEIbEN'S OFFICE. branch OF fi7 Yves, i.s,h st.
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REAL Est ATE ron sALE-IONG ISLAND
ACRES FOR SALE CHEAP.

A FEW DOLLARS down buys a block Of 10
full size lots In Hampstead GardcnS: balance easy
terms: total price 5000; three books from depot
and trolley 10 Brooklyn and New York; titles guar
anteed. Call or write, HEMPSTEAD
room COZ. 277 broadway. New York.
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Write for descriptive Book OF Factory Plans.
LONG ISLAND ] FACTORY co.. New York
OmceG leo Nassau %. m.
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ADD SIS or more N your weekly income. book-
keepers. stenographers, agents. Salesmen.
Any ONE.
Earnings automatically repeat themselves each
year, no interference with present occupation:
rom plcte Instructions by mall or IN person.
state age, occupation. fun particulars. conn
dentiaily IN
rEPT. c. p. q. No. ,is7. New York.
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All. MANAGER & WRITER; thoroughly expert
enced man familiar with department store work
Call. write, 3S Broadway, y, Y.
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REAL ESTATE.
AT COST.

Entire charge. of all kinds OF building operations
undertaken plans, specifications, const ruCtlon. su.
pcrintendence. labor supplied. materials furnished.
correct accounts-all at net cost TO owner plus a
percentage: loans. real estate, Investigate. A. boz
liz Sun uptown ONCE. 1898 Broadway.
TO RENT vacant lots, s2s S3l West s7th st, for
storage purposes, Apply 10 estate OF CONRAD
STEIN, S5 10th av.
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500 EACH
A Home in MOntCIair

nave lust built ~ Nontcl,ir q house | meant 10
1--we IN myself. business change taxes me To New
England. The house Is ton good To rent, so | want
10 sell II. II II %rreproof. Of reinforced concrete,
with garage and OutbulldingS OF the same material:
living room, ENG feet large fireplace. dining
room, den. kitchen and covered porch. breakfast
room on frst door. four bedrooms and two baths on
second moor; ample closet room: garage has room
for man; one and three quarter acres OF ground;
hvc. cighths Of n mile from The Erie Station aud a
nt'le over mile from the D. l.. &. ". Price SIS 01O.
" rite for description ana pictures.
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ANY intsiir-n, person n.y earn sc.d incsrus
corresponding for newspapers, esp-rs~see 1rneces
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-29

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-29

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