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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-02
DIVIDEND NOTICE

Union Bank 6 Trust Co.
 At a meeting of the Directors of this Bank, held today. the usual semi-annual dividend of three per cent was declared on ats capital stock payable on and after Jan uary 1st. 1903. MICHAEL CODY,
 President. December 30th, 1907. -14t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-02
New Years Day Obseryed.

New Years Day has been very gen. erally observed in Selma today The banks the postoffice and other public buildings have been closed. The whole sale merchants of the city have not opened their doors and there Is holi- day appearance on all sides. Many nimrods have gone to the country to bring back a mess of quail while the average citizen has remained at home and had a corking good dinner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-02
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

meeting of the Shareholders of the Exchange National Bank will be held at its banking house at noon on Tuesday, January 14. 1908. for the election of a 13oard of Directors and the transaction of sucM other business may properly come --tf sLYvA1N BAUM. Cashier.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-02

U. S. Engineer Office. vandiver Building. Montgomery Ala. Jan. g. 1908. Sealed proposals for constructing one cerosted wooden hull will be received at this office until 12 noon February 1. 1908. and then publicly opened. Information furnished on application. H. B. Ferguson, Capt. Engrs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-02

hereby Announce myself a candidate for County Treasurer. subject to the action of the Democratic primary.
 WILLIAM B. WHITING.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS

FOR TAX COLLECTOR. y announce myself a candidate for tfice of Tax Collector of Montgomery y, subject to the action of the Dem .c Party.
 CHARLES B. TEASLEY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-02
An. Automobile Party.

The members of the younger set seem to be having things their way during the holidays. at least they are leading in the list of entertainments This morning Miss Myra Monk compliment ed her lovely young guest, Miss. Will liams, of Tallabassee. Fla, with an automobile party tand luncheon. The guests assembled at the home of the hostess about II o'clock and enjoyed an extended ride. after which they return ed to her home. where a delicious buff fet luncheon was served. The din- ing room was bea utifully adorned with pink carnations and ferns Among those present weTe Misses May Belle Williams. Myra Monk. Lucy Monk, Lu- cile DuBose. Maud Smith. Augusta Pat terson, Belle Atkins. Janet Little and Octavia Sturdivant. The party was chaperoned by Misses Annie Bell and Madie Keipp.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-02
CT eaey's Expectorsnt cure coughs, colds, LaGrippe and croup. 50 years on the market. All Druggists 25c.
NOTICE BANKRUPT SALE

Pursuant to order issued to me out of the United States District Court Middle Bowdoin Haygood Carriage Co. will offer for sale at public outcry for cash during legal hours of sale Saturday January IT, 1908, at storehOuse in city of Mont gomery Alabama, No. 24. N. Lawrence street. stock vehicles supplies. blacksmith outfit. book accounts and such other mer- chandise usual to carriage repository.
 GEORGE STUART,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-02
A SILENT NEW YEAR
NO WHISTLES OR BELLS wELCoM-
 ED BIRTH OF 1908.
Mayor Atkins of Selma Took Precau- fionary Methods and the Re- suit was . Very Quiet
 Dying ef old Year.
Advertiser Bureau.

; i. u,
 Selma. Ian. 1. E
 The New Year stole Into Selma last night without a welcoming blast from bell. -zT'<
 year ago there was a fearful din Tn Selma. Owing to the difference in watches and clocks. the whistles of the industrial plants and of the iocomo- tives around the shops commenced to blow about five or ten minutes to 12 o'clock and continued until at least ten minutes after the new year had crossed the threshhold. The din frightened the timid and the nervous and 1t has been frequently stated that a prom inent young man who was on his last bed of illness was made worse and that the endIwas hastened by the unthought- fulness. With view to preventing recurrence of the circumstances, Mayor Atkins addressed letter to each and every industrial plant and shop request ing that the custom be observed only in the breach this year. He also cited section of the city code relating to blowing of whistles. The result was that there was not even the breath of a whistle orE the pealing of a single bell at the midnight hour and the old year died in awesome silence while the new year came in without single measure of acclaim.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-02
Mrs. Robbins Enterta,n..

Mrs. Eugene Robbins, Jr.. entertain ed a number of young peopleoyesterday afternoon at her home on Union Street, complimentary to her guest Little Miss Isoline Campbell. of Atlanta, Ga.
 The parlors were prettily adorned with Christmas plan of red and green, in which bamboo, holIey and rcd bells were used. Euchre was played at five tables and Misses Annie Agee and Mary Bibb tied for the girls trophy, a set of gold beauty pins, which fell to the latter on the cut, and the boys trophy, a pretty tie rack was cut for by Messrs. Earl Bibb and John Land. the former being the lucky winner Mfr. Earl Bibb was also winner of the con- solation prize, unique emery which he gracefully presented to the honoree and the booby prize fell to Master Jo- seph Bibb. After the games a two course luncheon was served.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-02
The Ration Brigade.

Tn the office Of the Chief of Police today was q motley crew of those to whom the city. since the abandonment of caring for the poor of the city by the Society of United Charities, has fallen upon the city officials to attend. There were about a dozen decripit ne- gro women, some hardly able to creep around. and theys were each given an order for a half bushel of meal. five pounds of flour. two pounds of sugar one pound of coffee and four pounds of meat. One of the number seemed better dressed than the others. What do you want up here?" asked the chief, T thought you made living selling vegetables?" T does, boss" she re- piled, but I am a member of the so- ciety also" She got her rations along with the rest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-02
DIVIDEND NOTICE. FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
MONTGOMERY COTTON MILLS.
 VNswAL~al Mo on

At q meeting of the Directors of this Company, held December 30.. 1907, semi annual dividend of four per cent (4 per cent1 was declared. and payable on De- rember s1. 1907, from the earnings of the past six months
 Il W. B. TANNER, Sec. & Treas
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-02
Creseent Club Dance.

The members of the Crescent Club entertained at delightful german on last evening at the Hotel Albert Danc- ing began about half-past nine o'clock with a grand march skillfully led by Mir. Fletcher Mcknight with Miss Mat tie Knight, of Uniontown, as his part ner, and MT. Archie Howard with Miss Louise Johnson as his partner. After the march a program dance of four numbers was enjoyed, followed by the german. which lasted until after mid night During the intermission, deli cious refreshments of salad, sand wiches and ices were enjoyed. About twenty-five young couples. including several visitors, were present, and the affair will long be pleasantly remem- bered by the fortunate guests.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-02

hereby announce myself candidate for the office of Tax Assessor of Montgom- cry County, subject to the aetion of the Democratic party. 6. A SOLOMON.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-02

hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Tax Assessor of Montgomery County. subject to the action of the Dem ocratic party. C. P. ANDERSON.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-02
FnR TAX AssFssOR.

hereby announce myself a candidate for the Office of Tax Assessor of Montgomery County. subject to the action of the Dem oeratlc primary. MORGAN s. GILMER.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-02

I.Oekhart BIbb Dead.
 Huntsville, Jan. 1-(Special )--Newsl reached Huntsville last night of the
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-21

Doremus ct al. (exrs, etc.), east side
Gray street, Isl feet north from Orange
street, $500.
Ann T. Whealan and husband to
Louise Morlet and husband, corner east
side Summer avenue and south side
Bryant street, $4,000.
Ann IT. Whealan and husband to John
e. Youngs, corner east side Summer
avenue and south side Bryant street,
81, 1000.
Robert C. (E.) Louer to George Fl.
Haines, west side Mt. Prospect avenue,
, $50 feet north from Elwood avenue,
So 900.
Emma NJ. Reuter- and husband to
Caroline NJ. Heinrich. south side Ko-
morn street, 276 feet southwest from
Lisle street, 81, 800.
Standard Investment Company to
Matthias j.. Price. south side Warren
street, 135 feet west from Littleton ave-
nue., SO, $50.
Charles C. Deubel to Katharine Tan
ner, east side South Seventh street, 100
feet north from Fourteenth avenue,
ST. 800.
Mendel Simon ct al. to Hearthstone
Building and Loan Association, south
side Highland street. 101 feet east from
Magnolia street, $4,000.
John Whatton to West End Building
and LOAF Association. Newark, east
side Elizabeth emu 95 feet north
from Branford street, 81, 800.
William II. Kessler to Frank De F.
Ross, southeast corner South Eighth
and Warren streets, 500.
James Frederick Woodhall to Anna
L. Garrabrant, east side North Ninth
street, 1926 feet south from Fourth ave-
nue., $500.
Bridget Conroy and husband to FL
deity Trust Company, west side Gin
ton place, los feet from al angle north
east from Bragaw avenue. $4,000.
Robert M. Dunn to Fidelity Trust
Company, west side Parker street, 1877
feet south from Grafton avenue, So, 900.
Charles Haase to Fidelity Trust Com
pany, corner north side Seventh ave-
nue. and west side North Thirteenth
street. $500.
Joseph G. Salkeld to Anna E. SStigar,
west side Garside street, $50 feet south
from Second avenue. 81, 500.
TOWNSHIPS.
Charles II. Christy to Arthur C. Har-
ris, Montclair. northwest side Rock
ledge road, $50 feet southwest from
Bloomfield avenue, $500.
Jessey Norman and husband to Luz
ellie Kintner, Nutley, south side
Franklin avenue, 400 feet east from
Vreeland avenue, $4,000.
Wilbur A. Reid to Samuel w. Bald
win, Glen Ridge, west side Highland
avenue, 77s feet north from West Belle
Vile avenue, $1,000.
Sovereign Realty Company to Will
lam Rinaldi, West Orange, property
Sovereign Realty Company, 81. 200.
Frederick PRISON to George r. Howe
executor and trustee. etc.), Millburn,
southeast corner Wyoming avenue and
Cedar street, 5000. +
Joseph Martin to Benjamin A. Koch
Ter, Belleville, north side Joralemon
street, corner east side land ]. II.
Francisco, $1,S00.
Edmond A. Freeman to Edwin F. Be-
dell. Glen Ridge. northwest side Ridge
wood avenue. southeast side Woodland
avenue, $1,000.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-21
CITY ADvERTIsEMENTs.


PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
owing proposed ordinances passed a second
reading, and We're ordered to a third reading,
at a meeting Of the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners held April 16, 1908:
An ordinance to open
VoORHEES~STREET,
from a point 435 feet west of Leslie street to
Fabyan place.
An ordinance to provide for the grading,
curbins and tagging of
EAST KINNEY STREET,
from Van Buren, street to Elm road.
An ordinance to provide for the grading,
curbing and tagging of
r SIXTH TREET
from Bloomfield avenue to Heller arkway.
An ordinance to provide for the grading,
curbing and tagging of
HBDDEN TERRACE,
from Runyon street to Hawthorne avenue.
An ordinance to provide for the grading,
curbing and tagging of
RENNER AVENUE,
from Osborne terrace to Clinton place,
FRANK ]. BOOK,
President Of the Board Of Street and Water
Commissioners.
VIM. Fl. GREATHEAD,
apr17-5t Clerk of the Board.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-21
MORTGAGES RECORDED.

Louisa Volker and husband to Con-
s~ervatiVe Building and Loan Associa-
tion, Newark, corner north side Twelfth
avenue and east side South Twelfth
street, $151.
Barney Bovos to Prudential Building
and Loan Association, Newark, cast
side Frederick street, 425 feet south
from Market street, 5000.
Julien Dion to Carrie w. Headley,
cast side North Sixth street, 900 feet
north from Second avenue; and SECOND
tract. $3.50.
II. Annes Budelman to Abncr M. See
south from Grafton avenue, 1920.
William stapleton to Frederick II.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-21
REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.
NEWARK.

-
David Vogel ct al to Simon Gill
ovsky, o S Boston st, 210 It S
from Bank st, S1x10o.
Atwood L.. De Coster Especial
master. etc) to Louis r. Frey,
w s Chambers st, 300 # S fr
Market st, 25x100 ..............
Charles NJ Lee to Julius Koch,
S s Clinton av, 125 # G fir Sey-
mour av, 55x100
Samuel Fl. Cairns to Julien Dion,
@ s N. 9TH st, 275 TT n fir I'd av,
25x100
II. Arthur Heller to III. Ames
Budelman, W s Ridge st, 100 1T
$ fir Grafton ay, 37x100. .........
Clarence e. Youngs to Ann Il.
Whealan. cor @ S Summer av
and S $ Bryant st. 25x102. .......
Caroline NJ. Heinrich to Emma M.
Reuter- and hus, s S Komorn st,
276 It S W fr Lisle st, 25x100 -.
Charles E, S. Thorn to Thomas
r. Sisserson, W s S. 18th st, Us
IT n fl Alpine st, 75X100..........
Benjamin j. ~FYeuchaus to John A.
Hunkele. G S S. 18th st, 449 TT s.
fr Avon av. 25X95.
Ernst f. Adler to Gustav Wehl-
ing, II s Watson av. 1895 It s c
fr Hunterdon st, 2ox100. ......,.
Olivette NJ. Kenworthy and hus
to James Frederick /Woodhall,
. S N. 9th st, 325 fit s fir 4th av,
3bx1S0
Frank De f. Ross to William H.
Kessler, S e cor S. Sth and War
rem SITS, 71x112..
Nathan d. B. Fish to Fish e.
Lenox Co., s S Commerce st, "a
# W fr land formerly of Daniel
Stroud, 24S # W fr Mulberry st.
z4xSS
Homer B. Henderson to Robert
M. Dunn, W S Parker st, 1877 TT
S fr Grafton av, 47x100.
TOWNSHIPS.
G. Gilbert Smith to Catherine l.
Smith. Bloomfield, II e s public
road from Bloomfield Church to
Belleville, o land Aury King,
2 chxS CHI rs
Clinten Avenue Land Co. to
Charles f. Vogel, Irvington, W
s Harrison pl, 666 IT S fr Spring
field av, 50x12S
Francis M. Shaw to c. Shaw
Trowbridge Co, Montclair, cen
tire line Midland av. cor n s
land Mutual Life ms. Co. of N.
Y, Mx326
John G. Gibson to Jennie d.
Creighton, Irvington, n 8 Cot
tage st, n e Augusta st, 95x1OO
Claus F. Hinck to James G. Boyd,
Montclair. e S Park st, S W $
land James c. Boyd. 20x1S0......
L. De Witt Vannatta to Minnie
=. McPeek, E. Orange, e S Cir
ard av, .423 IT n e Fl Dodd st.
J.. DE Witt Wannatta to Minnie !.
-McPeek, f. Orange, o G s N.
Park st and n s Hilton st, COX
lVU
George j. Tobin to Walter F. Hill,
r. Orange, W s Hawthorne pl,
247 1T s W fir Central av, 34x100.
Elsie Harper Bonnell to j. Harper
BolnelI (trustee, etc), Verona,
lots 3 to z, inclusive, SO to 81, 16S
to 1874, I'll to 272 and 100, prop
ert j. Harper 3onnell, at Cedar
Grove ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
J.. Harper Bonnell (trustee, etc)
20 Percy l.. Gallagher. Verona,
lots ia, 175 and 176, property ].
Harper Bonnell .....-....'..,...
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-21
TUESDAY, APRIL q.


Bigelow, 705 Hunterdon street.
Commonwealth, 209 Ferry street.
Concorlia, is Elizabeth street.
Crescent, 102 Magazine street.
Excelsior, Is Belmont avenue.
Executive, 407 Eighteenth avenue.
Paramount, 34S South Orange venue.
Fidelity, TAI Broad street.
First Italian, 81 Market street.
Hearthstone. 45 Clinton street.
Home, IA Belmont avenue
Modern Woodmen, 4S3 Broad street.
Montefiore, 202 Court street.
Newark Investment Association, SAT
emu
Peoples, 4S9 Clinton avenue.
Polish, American, 80 South orange
avenue.
Roseville Real Estate and Investment
Company, SO Duryee street.
South Side, 275 Belmont avenue.
Vailsburg, 1871 South Orange avenue.
Washington, s South Orange avenue.
At the meeting this evening of the
Modern Woodmen Building and Loan
Association. the sixth series will be
opened. Mr.. Wakefield, of the ~associa-
tion, reports a very prosperous year
and a larg ain in members.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-21

Twenty-first street, neal
Springfield Ave, 25x100; rent,
5000; house for three families,
with all improvements; owing
to the times, can be had for
So, 800. Small cash payment.
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OWN YOUR wv HOUSE,
RosEvILLEl RosEvILLEl

New tw~o-family houses. Fourth St; between
Sussex ave. and Orange St. a restricted and
most convenient location; four minutes from
L~ackawanna station and one-half block from
trolleys; Is rooms; every modern improve
ment; open plumbing; separate steam heat
ers; separate entrances. handsomely decorated
throughout: large Dts: come and see them be-
fore purchasing elsewhere: open for inspection
every day and Sunday from , until 6 p. m.
PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO., 1879 Market st.
SACRIFICED SACRIFICE! SACRIFICE!
baths; ali modern improvements, including
steam heat: annual rental over 1900; owner
being forced TO sell. We can offer this at
SIC. 600: act quick IL you are interested. as
This bargain will not remain in the market
long. PHILIP ]. BOWERS & CO., 1S9 Mar
ket st,
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81 SO0-NEW house; 7 rooms and tiled bath; all
modern improvements; shades and screens
included.
heat: oak floors: hardwood trim; terms, 81, 900.
81, 900 cash. balance same as rent: new p
family house; 10 rooms, 2 tiled baths, steam
heaters; rents for SS per month.
II. s. CONNOLLY & o
Opposite Lackawanna Station, omf
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-21
B. & |. MEETINGS

(Secretaries of Building and Loan and
other Improvement associations can use this
column for notices of their meetings IL
they will mail such notices to the Real
Estate Editor.)
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CITY.
FiEDLER'S
LIST OF APPROVED
REAL ESTATE OFFERINGS.

We have carefully examined the following
described properties and can recommend them,
as we are prepared to substantiate any state
ments we may make regarding the same
Fairmount ave. residence and stablei house
has > rooms and bathroom. very large stable,
all in good condition; lot 50xl00 price Sl2,WV.
Gentleman's residence in the most desirable
west end section OF Newark; price Sls,eoo' cost
$3.50 900; must be sold; owner gong 10 Gait
fornia.
Wilcox pl.. East Orange; 1-family house. 8
rooms, all improvements, large grounds; price
81. 800; 81, 900 cash required.
South Orange Heights residence lO-roonn
house; lot 50x100; price $1,000.
Van Ness pl,, near Clinton ave. l-ianilE
house. S rooms. all improvements; price S,OO0.
Two-family house, Pacific st; lot 29'aSs9'
price 81. 900. !.
constructed; price sf.dM.
airmoun ave; 2-family house; price $500
Bittleton ave-: 2-fatnilv house. stable in rear;
lot 50Xi0o. price $500; a bargain.
Mum az, East Orange; 2-famiiY house;
south nth st.: 2-family house; price $500.
North 18th st; 2-faInily house, Rear Park
ave: price 81. 900.
South Orange ave; store and 2-fafnlly
house; price Sc. 200.
South 9Th st; elegant 2-family house near
18th ave: price $1,000.
Milford ave. near Clinton ave; 2-tanlily
house: price 5000.
Paramount ave: 3-family house; price 81. 500.
South. 18th st.. near Central ave; S-family
hon e; price 81. 900.
Emmett st.; 3-family house, near Broad St:
price Sc. 300; very reasonable and only s1.50O
cash required.
Six-fainlly house: excellent location superior
construction: price $40 800; income 81. $50 yearly.
Call at office fer complete particulars. The
above arc only a small portion of properties
IRE sidential. business, factory properties for
sale and to lease) VIC have to offer.
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FIE
i42 MARKET ST., OPP. ssMsIRGsR,s

RIDGE ST.-One-family frame. 2A stories; 10
rooms; steam heat; all improvements; gem
tieman'@ home; II $500. SETH ROGERS
1853 Broad.
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Caldwell. =
CALDWELL CEDARS PROPERTY.

See our advertisement in this paper. AMER
City.
HOUSES rooms; large. fine barn: 2 acres of
land; small amount cash. or will trade for
Newark. See WILLIAMS, room 612. 500
Broad st.
LACKAwANNA PARK. next door nelghbor
to summit, the Queen City of the Or
ange Mountains. Know it by booklet and free
ttraSnsp3Ttatlon; MUTUAL REALTY COR
Crawford.
AT CRAWFORD, NEW JERSEY.
EXCELLENT LOTS AT STATION.
on two railroads, and 50 minutes from city;
price $50 each and upward; terms, IS down
and small payments monthly; title guaranteed.
II. 21 West 125th St. New York.
Dover.
FINE residences well located; 10 roofs; lot
for any proposition. See WILLIAMS, room
6l2. 500 Broad.
East Orange.
81, 200-SITUATED on the beautiful Parkway;
three minutes to the East Orange station
floor; beamed ceiling and paneled dining room:
4 rooms anC. tiled bath on second floor; .
rooms on third floor; steam heat, gas and cleo
trie light: hardwood trim throughout; a we'll
built house in every particular; only a small
amount of cash necessary.
EUGENE A. KELLY,
Main st. and Arlington av.. East Orange.
A REASONABLE offer. made quickly, will be
accepted for the S-room frame house and
50x100 feet of ground at "A Gray st. JOHN ID.
TOPPIN Orange and Ith SITS.
ELEVENTH ST, l3. next 10 corner of Gould
ave.-Two new Groom flats. ready May l.;
building open on all four sides: every room
light aid airy; rents $3.50 and $50, including
heat and janltor service. JOHN D. TOPPIN,
Orange and 18th SITS.
EAST ORAlJGF-Beautiful new houses, eight
rooms. $500; 3 rooms. IS. $50. 81. 600 and 1850.
These are new. well built. handsomely decor
ated and well located. and can be bought on
ter1ns TO suit. See these before buying else
where. II. GREENING, Real Els
tate and Insurance, S43 Main St, East Orange,
n. j.
BARGATA-FOR SALE.
sH Hsletead ST.. East Orange, 3 roornF, bath
AZ proyesnsnts slate reef it tosioo'
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THE BEST TILL NOW.
Large brick building on South Orange. ave-.
near Broome St, store and 2 fats. in good con-
dition: business property near the centre Of
Newark is rapidly increasing in value, and
this offers an exceptional opportunity At our
price: terms easy, PHILIP j. EoWERS q
CO., 1s9 Market st.
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PARKER ST, near Montclair av.--Two-fan1-
lily house; II rooms, . baths; gas and water;
in excellent order; Sc, 900. SET ROGERS
ABRAMS, 7Js Broad.
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FOR sALE-1o5 Fourth St, near Orange St.
two-family house; 10 rooms; all improve
ments: large lot. PHILIP J, BOWERS &
CO.. 1889 Market st.
NEW THREE-FAMILY-s6, 800.
Near Central ave-. II rooms, three baths. all
improvements; large lot; pays over II per
cent. this property must be sold at once,
builder needs funds; an opportunity for you 10
get in right. PHILIP ], BOWERS & CO.. 1S9
Market st.
NORTH END BARGAIN.
Handsome 14-roon residence in very desir-
able neighborhood near Third ave-. all Inn
provements. including steam heat: close to
trolley. schools and churches: could easily be
occupied by two families or very desirable as
a boarding house; offered at $500. less than
actual value. PHILIP J. BOWERS & 20. 1879
Market st.
OWN YOUR OWN HOUSE.
Make a tenant pay your expenses. Go and
look at my 2-family houses on Triton ter.
near Peabody .pl. and Chester ave: Il rooms.
. baths. all improvements. only 1850: easy
terms. Open for inspection every day and
Sunday. Take Broad or Paterson cars to
Chester ave-. walk two blocks east. and you
will see the building ON Y hill
CHAS. S. ORBEN, Owner.
7S4 Broad St, Newark.
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This desirable residence. worth
$1,000, 70 and 81 Winthrop
street, 50x100, 10 rooms, all
improvements, stable il. the
rear, can be bought for $4,000,
if bought This week. Terms to
suit. Don't miss this chance.