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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-05-08
F. w. Mann & Sons

.
The Queen quality shoes for women
at Mann's.
The stone for the foundation of the
w. H. Reid residence at, Chautauqua
has been hauled and will be put in
place at once.
Work has been commenced on the
D. F.. Bangs cottage at. Chautauqua.
The cottage will be located on the lake
front and be one of the finest on the
grounds. Contractor Fosburg is doing
The installation services of the Rev.
Arthur G. Bailey as pastor of the
Westminster church of this city, will
take place Friday evening, May 9Th at
eight o'clock, Rev. J. T. L. Coats will
preside and ask the Constitutional
Questions. Rev. A. Christy Brown, D.
D., of Fargo, will preach the sermon
and the Rev. J. B. Clapp, of Fargo
will deliver the charge to the pastor.
Rev. J. P. schell, of Rolla, will de
liver the charge to the people. The
public are cordially invited to attend
these services. ~. II
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-05-08

Oliver HEREFORD and John Cecil Clay
in the May Woman's Home Com
panion assert that Hearticulture is an
exact science, and they give cultural
directions for the use of lovers, young
and old. Every one can imagine how
delightfully."- Oliver Herford could de-
scribe such strange flowers as April
2oolfa, the Valentine Plant, the Hope
Vine, and Gossip Weed The illustra-
lions of these unique plants are in
color.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-05-08
| .oCAl AND ERsoNAL
|H0nn0a0Re NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ou@ eHoneH


!. e +. 3. cowell, Of Balfour, spent Sun:
day in the city. 53} @ 4as. Nh, 4 ii
I'M N. =. Cullen, Of Leeds, was seen on
our streets Saturday. . . =s=:5 .3 ~
3. f;ueger, Of BowDe1ls, sper,
Sunday in Devils Lake. s$:: f. II + 4.
D.. S. Mersel, Of Garske, was visit
ing friends here Sunday. i /,
2 ]. J, Bertram, Of Towner, was here
visiting with friends Sunday. .s.s:s II.
F.. W. Tombs, Of Grafton. was here
Sunday the guest Of friends. .>4
IA. Kramer, Of starkweather, was
in; the city Saturday on business. !.
T. J. noughertv, and son, of Stark.
weather spent Sunday in Devils Lake
The guests of friends, -
/ o. S. Houge, F. W. Malshy, Geo.
Walhood, A. M. Dettea: and F. r.
Quick, Of Pekin, spent Sunday in the
city. A." X 1T H. 81 Il.
6: A, J. stade and Judge Nc Glory went
to Grand Forks Friday. evening and
were in attendance at a meeting OF
the Elks in that city.
The 90 Callaghans'' will present one
of their high class plays at the armory
on Decoration Day, May 30th. The
play this year will be one Of the very
latest from the pen Of the foremost
author of the United States and will
be entitled "Blue Bird 49,, W
Dan Brennan, who has been sc
critically i'll at the hospital in GRAND
Forks arrived home Friday. He is
getting along nicely and is rapidly
gaining strength and will he able to be
out with his friends again in a short
time. -. 81 49,. -. - .%%s H. :, =.
We acknowledge a pleasant cal
from W. w. Barrett, of Churchs Fer
~: Friday. Mr.. Barrett was for, 9
number Of, years superintendent Of If
rigation and Forestry and also held
the Office Of State Fish Commissioner
He was in attendance. at the Arbol
/ day exercises and delivered an ad
dress. Y ', i. = ~ ~ z, ! =. =,
Whoever Is the corresponds fol
1.-THE: Grand Forks Herald from thit
city got his wires badly tangled in con
nection with the accidental injury AMI
death of H. r. Bellows last Thursday
Il this aspirant. for reportorial honor'
desires correct information on these
imp rtant subj ects he had better wal
until the Devils Lake papers are pub
llished and get the informal ion correct
It has been the form Of a great man.
papers to steal all the desirable new
out Of the Devils Lake papers unit
recently and the adding Of this indi
|yidual to their star Of correspondent
as not much OF an, impr vement owe
1.-The scissors. 81 u 4 ,s;.:s
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-05-08
Get a McKibbin hat at Mann's,

1Vt q N4CA1UUlu udL DIT 3.
M. O. Lang, of Egeland was in the
city Monday.
F. W. Maurer, of Starkweather, was
a. caller here Monday. 4
Rev. Meisel, of Starkweather, was
here, Monday on business.
/ G, D.. French, of Penn. was transact
ing business here Monday.
Mrs. Ellsworth; Upton, of Crazy, was
the guest of friends here Monday. &
DR.. Henry Moeller, was making pro-
fessional calls on the Aneta line Mon
day. Ill .2;75 .ss:. 81. s.. +,
u E. s. Donaldson, of Aberdeen, s. D.,
lis the new timer in the employ of
obrien Bros. II.
The Douglass Shoes for Men at
Mann's. ..2sss ,.s>=E%ss~ ~ =
f. A. P. Blonde, who has been visiting
at. Minot for some time past returned,
I, to his home Monday. i:5 49, =. :
W. F. Buse, of Red Lake Falls,
MINI, has accepted a position as book
keeper with O'Brien Bros, hardware
store. He began his duties. this week.
u b. J. Ness new Ford automobile
seems to Nbe a good advertisement.
! He made a+trip to Minnewaukan Mon
day and while there he sold two ma.
/ chimes. .is+ .sI ,A%5 s=s I, +
The attraction at the Star this week
lis one Of the best that has been here
/ for some time The Marionettes are
4 the feature OF the bill and the moving
pictures and illustrated song are also
good. Y n ;s3 ss:5f 0 n s
John Honey: Of Edmore is moving
with his family to Chautauqua.. He
Intends to begin the erection Of a cot
4 tage immed iately, as carpenters were
drought along ..fof that purpose. Chau-
Itauqua Will be his place Of residence
for about seven months id the year.
The Eagles and their ladies enjoyed
lone Of their delig htfuI social events
i and a$dance at the sI.s o.. g. Il n. hall
Monday evening. Music was furnish
led by the Anderson orchestra and
Hight refreshme nts were served at
lmidnigh here was q good attend
1 sance from Grand Harbor who enjoyed
tine afrair 81 Il. Il.
Rev Cameron ann, bishop Of
North Dakota, made u visit Mond lay to-
1.-THE church sof the Advent 10 this city
land confirmed q class OF seven caIl-
ldidates. the dance was large!
and the music that had been prepared
Ifor the occasion was excapd onally
well rendered wing the service
LINE crowd waited ana nearly everyone
present had the pleasure Us neetingi
the bishop
Monday evening at light clock az
tha Presbyt terrain church Min
Inishs Held worker and nresantas
II5tiVa for tlhe board Of TIE west,
IIof the omen llgissi onery ssociety
deliyer I'D ess 10 Falicss dill
Iage cordial innich
Snonaea high nrlande ca ass
Isserestln ana s,roiiil ss,e and
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-05-08

The First National Bank. Dew
Ills Lake, N. d., loans money e, ON
Hreal estate at eight pei, cent. Z:
VIM. Lempke, Of Fargo was In the
Getty Thursday q 4 szf :2= E,zs
q Fl. Hurd, Of Rugby, was in. the
city on Saturday. & %.>.> ..5 y. I
j Farm loans at lowest rates. See
John ". Maher. q: / g. 4 =5ss ~ . = +, /
g 5A. T. Anderson, Of Penn, was here
FRIDAY and Saturday. s. VI {, = !:
p. w. Gilbertson was in Warwick
& Monday on business. s< s:...S % ,..s:
u. E. Hall, of Rugby, was Devils
Lake caller Friday. -: s5a. ... IN.
W. Tombs, Of Grafton, was trans
getting business here Friday last. j
Attorney Gray was attending legal
business at. M:nnewaukan Friday 4
One OF Steve Jones' accident poll.
cies, In case Of injury win pay you
Indemnity for 200 weeks. See him.
:R Aaron Hooker and Joseph Zeiper, Of
Brocket, were in the city Friday
*rrs5 w. M. Anderson, was in Williston,
Saturday attending to legal business.
!, ~ B. Power, contractor, of Fargo,
i was here Monday to bid on the erec-
I ton Of the Mercy Sister school.
II its feed you want we have it,
mo difference what what kind you
want or the quantity desired. Farmers
Mn. : y !5.''t. >. ..|55:.,;
s Geo. Hancock the architect of Fargo
was in rh. city Monday In connection
with the letting of the contract for the
Mercy Sisters school s5.....s;, ~ y 1. !.
5sRED. a.. Flynn, claim agent of the
Great Northern was the guest of his
brother Or. Flynn. Friday.
ss q. b. Mulcahey, claim agent Of the
Great Northern Railway, was In the
city Friday in connection with the Bel.
lows accident and death. vs.. E.. 81 :.
a s.ecial train Of seven cars loaded
with laborers came through here over
the Aneta line Friday bound for Arm,
ington, Mont. ut Ss5 s ( III /
p. E.. Her, the enterprising butch.
Ser Of Penn. was id the city Saturday
land called on the Inter Ocean and add,
ed his name to the subscrtption list
NJ The Gade Air Cooled Gasoline I'm.
CINE Ii 8 proven success. Il avoids the
necessity Of water OF on for cooling
purposes and Is adapted to all eli.
mates. r. Il. Prosser:
. "a. Dennie, of the arm of DEFINITE
Bros, Grand Forks, was In the city
over Saturday and Sunday and / was
here In connection with the letting 81
the contract for the Il Mercy siste,
school ;: j
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-05-08

That this store always does the best by you will be more
than exempIfed during this month of May All your
spring needs from garrett to cellar have been duly anti
Cpaed by US and now the goods are here awaiting your
commands. The lowest prices prevail in every depart
ment trog hout the STORE although style, quality desira-
bily and dependabft have been our sole consideration
when buying the merchandise Your own best interests
are conferred here Come in this week and look over
the store and the immense stocks Of new sprnq GOODS
inevery department.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-26

over issue Of stocks uno bonds by i'll
ter-State carriers. This is good, but
it is coupled with advocacy Of a pool
ing arrangement which makes Il large
concession to the railroads without
eXacting any security to the public,
Tor the convention voted down an
amendment proposed by Senator La
Follette's followers, authorizing the
enlargement Of the powers of the in
tcr-Statc commerce commission.
The negro comes in for his quadren-
nial quota of taffy. He is reminded
that the Republican party gave him
freedom and citizenship, and in this
IS the implied warning that he must
not use his citizenship against the
party that gave it to him. The Re-
publican party has made political
capital out Of the negro for more
than third Of century. In many
of the close States, 1t has won its
elections by negro votes, and in the
States where it has had power it has
never treated the huSro any better
than he has been treated by the De-
mocrats. In other words in the
Northern States the Democrats with
out receiving any support from the
negro vote, have been as friendly to
him as the Republicans. In the
South the Democrats have furnished
a large part Of the money to provide
that education of which the Republi-
can platform boasts. And yet, in
each recurring campaign, the Rcpub-
lican leaders have attempted to ap-
peal to the prejudiccs of the negro by
parading before him the restrictions
placed upon suffrage in some of the
Southern States. Why is it that the
Republican leaders are only solici-
tous about the colorcd man when
voting times comcs?"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-26
EXCURSION RATES
Via Southern Railway.


Round trip summer excursion
tickets to scashorc and mountain re-
sort points arc now on sale via
Southern Railway at greatly reduc-
cd rates. Tickets good returning I'M
til October 31st, 1908. Asheville,
Wayncsville, Hendersonvillc, in the
Gland Of the Sky"; Lake Toxaway
and The "Beautiful Sapphire Coun.
try" now in their glory.
Apply to Southern Railway agents
for rates, tickets, etc.
j. c. Lusk,
Division Passenger Agent.
}. l.. Meek. Charleston, $. G..
Asst. Gent Passenger Agt,
Atlanta, Ga.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-26
GEORGIA FAILS TO INSTRUCT.
Delegation Will go to Denver With
out Being Pledged-State Demo
cratic Convention Held at
Atlanta.

Atlanta, Ga, June 23.-Gcorcia
Will send an uninstructcd delegation
to h" Democratic national convention
at Denver. The Democratic State
convention met here today, selected
'~i"Gnt"S t" Denver formally ratified
the nomination of the State ticket,
headed by Joseph NJ. Brown for Gov
crnor, which was chosen at the recent
primary and adopted platform. a
resolution endorsing Thomas r. Wat
son for the second place on the Demo-
cratic national ticket was overwhclm-
ing defeated.
The platform urges strict control Of
all public utility corporations; pledges
: 49, '.s' e,r... q, =, cf
the present State prohibition law and
the use of all legitimate means to de.
feat any amendment which may tend
to weaken or emasculate it.
Continuing the platform says:
"We favor such constitutional re-
strictions on suffrage as shall pro-
tect the ballot from the venal and
corrupt. Confidently relying upon
the ratification of the proposed
franchise amendments next October,
we pledge ourselves to the strict and
impartial enforcement Of the same. -
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-26
TRESPASS NOTICE.

All persons are hereby notified and
warned not to trcspass upon the lands
Of the undersigned by hunting, fish
ing or in any manner whatsoever.
Mrs. J. A. Henderson.
The sun., 1908-12-13
Long Island.

The Real Estate Exchange OF Long Island
has begun a campaign for the betterment
of the principal highways OF the borough
Of Queens. During the week the exchange
appointed John ". Paris. d. l.. Van Nos
Irand aud Harry p. Williams as delegates
to confer with various civic and real estate
bodies and to formulate a plan OF coopera-
tIon, Word vas repeived from the Auto
mobile Club OF America. through A. X. shat,
tuck, chairman Of its committee on good
roads that II would be glad to ioin In the
movement. 1T ts indeed significant. said
lohn " Paris Of the Real Estate Exchange
committee Yesterday, when q great or.
Gaui2ation like the Automobile Club OF
tmerca stands ready 10 Join In this crusade!
II demonstrates better than anything else
can hat the good roads movement IN Queens
l. not onesided movement Of men inter-
ested ia property values there alone. Mem
lers al the automobile clnb mentioned have
had practical experience with the bad con-
dition Of the roads there. Property values
vii ne aided BY. better roads, and II "a the
duty OF men Interested In real estate
lhroughou, the Borough Of Queens TO see
tha' money appropriated for improves
roads should be jutiiciously expended. All
:" tho great highways OF Queens are In
'a1 oondition. Tho usands OF dollars have
'e"n spent on the roads Of Queens in recent
year and the results show, poor return
or mo Investment, Queens has got 20 wage
2 hghr TOR good roads to keep IN the fore.
cr""nd ~ real estate activity and 10 prevent
thousands OF au,omobiiists from being
dNeued 10 the highways OF New Jersey
The sun., 1908-12-13
Building News.

Plans have been filed with Building Super
intendent Murphy FOR remodelling the
classic portico OF the new Tiffany Building
at the corner Of Fifth avenue and Thirty
seventh street IN preparation T a Tor me widen,
marble platform steps Of the entrance are
10 be removed and rebuilt within the por-
tico line, the sidewalk vaults viii also be
rebuilt and the curb lines set back seven
and half feet toward the building. The
be made from designs BY McKim. Mead
Plans have been filed for rebuilding the
four story loft building at Platt. street.
burned out recently. and making 1t over. to
a Ave story editice with, modern equip
at cost OF q, 900 for Henry w. McMann and
George W. X. Taylor 40 ownerq. The
architects are Townsend, Steinle & Haskell.
Plans have been filed for rehtting the
main floor Of the three story loft building
hall the change OF occupancy being made for
Edward Bach as lessee, and for moderniz-
ing the four story fiat house at 33i West
Forty-irst street, the improvements being
iaade in conformity with the requirements
seag Littmaf, as owner. j. H. Knubel is
the architect in each instance,
The Bronx plans for new buildings re-
ported yesterday comprise three three
story fats and one four story fat to be
built for The Melvin Realty Company at
and l7sth street at q cost OF $4,000. and
the alteration plans include an addition Of
a one and two story extension. S3 by 90 feet.
20 the three story brick and concrete studio
building Of the Edison Manufacturing Com,
Oliver place at cost Of 5000.
No plans for new buildings were reported
In Manhattan.
The sun., 1908-12-13

{ y h VI iEslI 55iHl
t,stig Bros. H. b. IeancsoR r. Son. BARNARD
sohosnisld and Lazar .Jacobsohn.
ooii' 'sonard ! Muhlfelder has leased for the
q Potter trust 1900 square feet In No.
!. .,ns tstor place 70 Merton q. Robinson n
~ slso for a /. Friedlander 4 Co, 1000
.ousrs feet in No. az Fifth avenue TO the
reeygEsTmiith S.0Oo feet In No a. Bond strsei
w u,no,tH,cSsman 4 Musliner; for John Herman
Hcidsrrd 5000 feet IN No. i5I Grand street:
~ Y o broadway Holding Company byCO,
iUs,, il, No 5iS Broadway TO Nj. sPrioes for
II,,oci 70 b Friedman: for MorrIg h. Stern
ssGico fori in No. 7el Broadway 10 Bernard
kisnkfcrt / Bro: for DouRIas Robin2on.
bsLSarrir. i brown Co, $500 1eet In No Ssoi
sPSad roe ID Ssy. and for George LeerbuTssr . 500
Ia esr Weinst Elm, : '''''SSS'
ihs Aldne Association, which IA COM
hhssW m ibe top door on Ihe new buildins ON
nSa .Se sits of the old Fifth Aysnie Hotel be-
,Tesn ,Rf nv Twenty-third and Twenty.iourth
tsgErysst. for term OF ten years at ar, annual
sen,al Of S2S, 900. The space leased rs M. .O0D
scuare feet. all Of which n 10 be utilized "a
sTin,rs club with a seating capacity of e00,
The ease also includes house on the roof,
The sun., 1908-12-13
Nev YORK Canoe club orrlcers.

The annual meeting Of. the New York
Canoe Club was held at the Hotel Astor on
Thursday evening and the reports made
by the officers showed tba. this popular
organization was In very nourishing con-
dition. The membership increased last
which was added to its sinking fund. II
was decided that young men not over 70
years OF aee could join the club as Junior
siected were. Commodore, IT, A. Bennett
captain, William lelland:, treasurer. r..
Msurel. secretary, y. w. Rolon: auditing
committee. II. A, Fales and y. ". Plummer
speidei, 4. A, Robinson and W n, Fales.
NJ was ANNOUNCED that eight new boets
are 10 be built by members for. the one de-
now in existence will make fifteen TO race
naxt season In this class.
The sun., 1908-12-13
New Jersey,

reports the following sales: To J, Nsuhaus.
four lots and a house on Pleasant avenue.
nidgew ood to a. aeilly, q lot, and house
In Mastena Park: to w Reynolds, lot and
a house on John street: to G. H. Crocker,
lot and house on. Vista place, to Charles
tschenback, two lots and house on Mel
on ,Doreinus avenue: to II. Halliday, l6t
and house on Goodwin avenue; to G. IA.
Pgnol a lot and house on Goodwin avenue:
10 j E. Bogert, a house on Oak street. :
The sun., 1908-12-13

The Second ward, comprising all the
former town Of Newtown, leads the other
wards II the smSSunt Su & o. new Pew eonsiTuesion
ment buildings, averaging in cpst 500.
In the old village Of Far Rockaway embrac-
ing the Fifth ward. increases are shown In
the average value is much less than in the
corresponding month Of last year. In the
Fourth ward, comprising the former town
Of Jamaica, the average value Of the new
buildings has increased from about o.. .2e0
TO S. ,3e0. The Third ward leads in the aver
age cost, OF the new construction work
new buildings begun since 1907 In this
ward embracing the former town Of Flush
ing Malba and the new North Shore deyel-
opments, the average cost OF the new build
TO 5000 in the last twelve months. or more
than 100 per cent.
The sun., 1908-12-13
OF Nfnety-sixth street. lo9.sz3o. i've story nat
With stores: voluntary sale

BY Joseph p. Day.
Thirty fourth street. No. 2et south side i;s feet
NJ Iss ssos i; ;ps i; ,SI s,ss ,sqy sSs sSd ;ss
Sos,niss Ssess y M aaoa HS al
A. 3. Norton, referee. partition.
coneq " Tin ssree three ave story
dfed and Ssycaiy seventh street Realty Gem
psny c. d due haSs, o ,SdFment %: SUBJECT 70
taSes. DC. s4,5slsas; subject TO three mortgases
fec1 Avenue No. $50 southeas, corner of issth
streea paIixioo, seven story Victoria sRsItment
i, lfsystfs f.sos q Tsompson
% ,sHes. &e.. N.iee.SS Subject % two prior mort
isSsh street. south SIDE 100 fee, west Of southern
Boulevard, 7i.iixioo, vacant; James Young ys.
Mooney s. al Ss sSsos o S 5uas%sns
subject to taaes, de-, Ai936
Belmont avenue, No. ssse' wss, sds sL s5os @ fee,
tenement; Thomas Poy vs. Margaret Lyons et
al: Grant Sauirts. attorney; W. 5. Burr referee'
due on Judgment so.sOSz
By d. p. Ingrabam & Co.
Fourth street. south side; s4e-4 feet west Of
IAfsyette avenue, New Brightont Staten Island
i7osxiss. .sxise, ,7Il9s.7 two two skory awsilings;
executors sale; estate Of Gefnarq D. oorE' ae-
oesSoo By Edward C. Msr,lh.
iosd street. No. 9. norti sie. 500 feet east OF
MA s s,ier vs.. II. J, Kramer ei al; G, H. Hyde
attorney: al M @ L. p Massey, referee; egs on Judgment,
sss,sii.o6 subject 70 taxes de- snLo'
By Bryan J.. Kennedy.
Isoth street. south side, block front between
Cambreeng and Beaumont avenues 1 lzsSTioox l1o
,.rIsbi ri % =, al: p NJ. crandeil, attorney: I: B.
HsSrouet referee due os ,SassS5, saS,se, o'eS o ,Wc
subject 70 taxes sxa,,SS &C; s,sooo ~ '"'
WEDNESDAY, DBoAABEh ie
by Bryan l.. Kebntly.
Fifth avenue, No. $50. cast side, COS teet south
gallery: Mutual LAfe Insurance comPany W.
;2.;z as IL sdb.s jSsss e. ,sass .sisses &c. ds 5000
By Joseph p. Day.
RIvinston street No; 70, north east corner
Chryste street 2sxlQo. M story tsnensns nha enc
81 sto n 8 ). RcssisRS' attorney; shsfman pick
ford. feieree: due on Judgment sio.ol2 q; sub
ject j t TO iaIes. ae. ssaso.e7' subject TO mort
Eewsll avenue, cast SIDE; s.s test no eortS o.
Eixsbe,h street sisa wsksIela, ,a aaShsI s,piEo Non
n,sDu me1a uess,is; subject 10 tsicss &C., siiooi
THURSDAY. DECEMBER u,
isftt BY Joseph P.-Day.
fwhtef street northwest corner OF Beekman
ttrset ss.sIes. .tnsoals,7 ysesns 4. Sa,s &ranss
a. 81 Sjads%sss ss'ss.1 sas'h sGS.es 10 ies Ss
Ninety NTH sweet. NO, lfb. Soutu tiuc.. tooIb
f.et sas, of Lexington avenue isaxinoe, three
stofy dwelling; louis Less vs.; cecelia htIIls
e,ee. due on jud gment subject 10 taxes,
&C. ny Herbert 4. sherman
',ood street No gil, north Side. lis feet east
~ Ss,.ond avenue S7exiOO.ii. siI story tepenent
and store: Frieda Oosseti IS Barnet Chtein 81
al: Fetensteln d n, attorneys L y HaSSronoE
,sses, dc. s7t2.s7: suhJec, 10 two mortgages
aggTegating s3a.l5o.-
By samuel MARI.
wrst End avenue No. a., east side, 1915 feet
.o,,,h Of SIsty- second street. 25xi00s Ave story
tenement and store also West End avenue, No,
ts east SIDE Is 10 feet Jorth ~ S1ty irst street
81 al Va Moss Realty Company ct Az G. A..
s,rauss, attorneys J. II. Judge, referee; due on
The sun., 1908-12-13
Noyember nulldIaE Recera m aueens.

The complete building report for the
month Of November, issued this week by
Carl Berger, Superintendent OF the Queens
Bureau OF Buildings, shows the remarkable
gains made over the figures for the corre
spending period OF 1909 During the last
month plans were filed for 374 new build
lions increased this amount to 81. .3eo. .152.
In the came month last year plans were
filed for 1e7 buildings, costing se7i $40. and
ing TO SO, ,Ts9. The increase Is close to 100
per cent The operations by warrs are
shown IN the following tables: ! ~
The sun., 1908-12-13
Coming auction sales.
IAt IA resey street,
MONDAY. pFcEnBER 10.

q IAt IA resey street.
MONDAY. DEcEnBER IA
By Joseph y. Day
Fg'nn avenue west sido. - feet south OF
p ,'''' .OoN9S. vacant: augusta leaacs et ~.
Doughty et al: J. Z, Levi: w. n. AZ
i''H,. I.r1anuel BIumenstiel.. referee; due on
','',n,, tli65s 81. subject TO taxes &c. ~ ~:
'trth street. No. 201. north side. lsS feel west
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Ry Samuel Marx.
L'ns,on avenue. No, 1880. southwest corner