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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04
THE n. J. LEGISLATURE
THE SENATE.

SENATORS ELECTED YESTERDAY.
REPUBLICANS
William J Bradley (Camden).
Everett Colby ESSEX.
George W F. Gaunt (GIoucester).
Oliver H Brown (Mthmouth).
William Plumner CSaIen).
Joseph s Frelinghuysen iSoInerset)-
Ernest r Alderman (Union)-
DEMOCRATS
Johnston Cornish CWarren)
The eight Senator's named above viii in the third
and last year Of their term have vote for United
States Senator TO succeed Senator John Kean-
FOLLOWER SENATOR'S
REPUBLICANS
Edward A. Wilson (AtEantic).
Edmund ". Wakeee (BeTgen)
Samuel K. Robbins (BurIngton)-
Robert z. Hand Cape Mayl-
Bloomfield H AIiuch Cumberland
Harry D. Leavitt lAiercer)-
Thomas J. Hillery tMorris).
DEMOCRATS
James 2. Fielder Cdudson).
William c. Gebhardt (Hunterdon).
George s. Silzer tAIid6leseX).
William J. Harrison Ocean.
John HinchIife (Passaic)-
Jacob c Price SUSSEX
None Of the thirteen last named Senators will
have vote for United States Senator during their
present terms unless an unexpected vacancy is ere
ated.
The new Senate viii be made up of fourteen Re-
publicans and seven Democrats, against fourteen
Republicans and seven Democrats in the present
Senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04
TAFT SWEEPS NEW JERSEY
INDICATED PLURALITY FOR REPUBLICAN NATIONAL
CANDIDATES NOT LESS THIN $1,000
Republicans Gain Two Congressmen-o Make the Le-
Ldture-Couu Winner

Mr.
0 when
the state by
where sFoxhau
in
Congre nanW liam H
prevent the Of
E RepubGc
less than in former In
Republicans
The wiube
OF tin Assmb1
-four next Demr
candidate AhSloon
o the poEuc Snerse County, evers
4 Senator
tried MOI County by plurality a eceied
OF 1naor
the noandate Sheriff, n dfeaed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04
.MoaAL vIcToRY.- SAYS DR. CAssoN.

7-ba Rev Dr. John p Carson. pastor u ne In
- u-es,1-re-ian church OF Brooklyn. VINO lei
+f ministers in their support Of Governor Hughes
N his nsEt against raeetrack gambling issued rs
following statement last night
.-reo church people are all rejoicing me e'-o
,io- of NJ Tart I regard triumph Tor a.
- - r,sh-eorsness IL Is a victory o. tA-
-aorrs o,-ar the dominant. seIf-ap pointed ana a
roxant bosses in both parties II f. an lneiea1o.'
- Sc neral sense Of the community Wnich a.
.ertS t-seIf when touched The victory OF VI -
= a f~iunlph OF good government and means ths
-rosperfty OF the Republic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04
GARDNER FAR BEHIND TICKET.
New Jersey Representative Mentioned in
Archbold Letter Wins, Though
by Telegraph to The Tribune.l

TBy Telegraph The Trlbune-I
Atlantic City, Nov 3--Representattve John }.
Gardner who was attacked by William R Hearst
who recently read Standard Oil letter in which
Gardner was mentioned ran considerably behind
he +3c,,et in the % Congress District to-day In
some Of the districts IN which Taft led by large
margin Gardner fell way behind. and in few dis
tricts Cardner's opponent, General Grubb, a Re
publican running on the Democratic ticket has led
the ticket by almost double the number OF votes
given 70 Bryan
The county Republican leaders still feel confident
that Grub will not win. although they admit that
he is getting q great deal bigger vote than they
had exDected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04
NoN-PAR71sAN DINNER FOR Mr. TAFT.

Cincinnati. Nov. s.-As . personal tribute OK
esteem, and respect the Cincinnati Commercial Cio
viii on Thursday night give a dinner ior jugs
Taft who has for many years been member and
- H. annual sneaker OF that organization
-r1,sra Will also Be guests rom the commercial
l,lss Of chicago ST Louis and Boston. with Nhiea
- rLc f-irrInnafs organization has been cioceN
asso~farAd for years. Inc nViIa0lonS w.
extended before the close OF the earnpaisn 4na
outcome 81 TIE election. being Intended a. Sss-
sonaI tribute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04

Bavonne was carried - the Republicans. who
gave Taft a majority Of II. Thomas + Connolly.
Republican candidate for Sheriff got majority Oh
90. 80 George w Crichheld Republican candidate
Cor congress. got majority OF $50 The Republican
candidate for Recorder Hyman 2. Lazarus Dem
ocraf was defeated by Hugh II. Mara by %. The
Republicans elected two FreehoioeFs ana iour Mem.
bare ~ the Council and viii remain in control Of
that hoard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04
H1seEN PLEASED WITH SHOWING
Thinks Independence Party VII Be Al In
portant Factor IN Next Campaign

West Springfield. Mass Nov. Thomas L HIS
van the candidate OF the Independence Party Tor
President declared tonight thar he was GHite
pIeased with the showing the party had maos 80
far as he could learn from the returns ne had r.
cefved He said that IN The face q the conoillOns
- ~, 5-,rs-sz= in the contest between the two
great parties he thought the outlook Tor the new
rarty w. most promising He was confident sh~L
i would - a factor OF importance IN the campaign
fotr- wears hence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04
BERGEN ABoLIsHgs FREEHoLDERs.

FIackensack. Nov. Bergen County to-day voted
10 abolish the County Board Of Chosen FTeenolders
and to substitute for theTa governing body for
the county a commission Of seven members, TO be
elected ar large The formation OF bororshs in the
county caused the Board Of i'reeholders TO grow
unfu ii was pretty nearly big as the state Leg
lsIAtHxa~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04
TRAVELLERS TO CELEBRATE.

ri, r.,-,-,arcial Travellers Sound Money Asso-
-, - the United States arranged late last night
cor tIbiIee meeting to be held at noon to-day in
49,, league headquarters. at No. 81 Union square
General Horace Porter and General Dahiei T.
ef-t,Iaa are TO be the principal speakers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04
TAFT, 75,OOO-MURPHY
State Chairman Says There Has
Been a Landslide an Jersey.

Former Governor Franklin Murphy, chairman Of
the Republican State Committee, in statement
given % The Tribune early this morning said:
There has beer e Republican landslide IL New
jersey. After hearing from every doubtful county
Tart and Sherman have carried the state by be-
tween 5000 and 7E,0o0''
Alfred y. Dalrymple, chairman OF the Essex
County Republican Committee, said that the Re
publican candidates for Assembly and Senate were
elected BY between 5000 1000 and Morgan by
SaD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04
THE ASSEMBLY.

ATLANTIC COUNTY. Peter H. James Cd.
Martin z Kerer (Rl HCNTERDON COUNTY.
BERGEN COUNTY. Archibald G Smith (R-).
Joseph Il. Scharn RI MERCER COUNTY
a. P ward tFJ - - ---I.S =
BURLINGTON COUNTY Georga n fIoIIsej Y =
Griffith ". Lewis RI Charles h. Mather r.
John 3. Trick r.. ,,7--,- --er-z- ,-c,r-,rr-v
CAMDEN COUNTY. - - - - =, =,
Theodore B Ciobs RI Edwin G NicEteaE n
Joseph Potter ~ William c Voorhees, r.
EspE NAV COUNTY MONMOUTH COUNTY.
CorsvIe E. Stile r. JSseph = f y5 p
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Ts1ar v~s,Ge MN n
Isaac !; N Pc2 p p MORRIS COUNTY.
- r-coz--- COUNTY James 4. Lyon ,Rl.
J 12!11; l. . 5l9a~riT n D OCEAN COUNTY.
Henry Young II. CR). benjamin Il. Crosby RI
Austen Colgate r. PASSAIC COUNTY.
William Roberts iFS)- -,-,,,. P, D.. D
$50 L brooks r.. Edward Thomas Moore RI.
80 r1,-G n G. Bauvet tR).
: go : GT13rL n 4. Radcliffe tR)-
Lewis G Bowden tR-) SALEM COUNTY
GLOUCESTER COUNTY John .. Schade Cd.
Walter Heritage G7-). SOMERSET COUNTY.
HUDSON COUNTY william ". SraIley RI.
Mark A. sullivan d.. SUSSEX COUNTY.
James Baker % -, Charles A Never Cd.
S Iq r 1S51zai7f' - UNION COUNTY
William 9 KackenrnestertD) Albert 2 KRISTEN tIS)
Valente Cd Carlton 3 Pierce tRl-
Jesse J Feinberg Cd Augustus Schwartz CR).
Edward Kenny ID vz,pREN COUNTY
oscar l Auf Der Heide d. "AL1i'I
Albert = EpUinger d.. Harry B. MeOH W.
william & Davidson Cd
Tho new Assembly is composed Of fortydve Re
-,,bIica1s and fifteen Democrats against forty Re
publicans and twenty Democrats in the present
House a gain OF four Republicans
On Joint ballot the. Legislature VIII stand; Re
publicans, 81; Democrats %. The present Legls
lature stood: Republicans, 81 Democrats 2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04
coLER ON THE GOVERNORS LUCK.

Borough President Bird 5. Golfer cf Brooklyn said
Governor Hughes lucky in having all the
-<noks against him"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04
as,peEToN VOTES FoF NO LICENSE.

Briagetou Nov- s.-Bfidgeton voted for no Incense
to-day by a decided majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04
lazarus Defeated IN sAYoNNE

sRe-elecTed-
+RepubIican replaces Democrat
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1908-07-09
SUCCESSFUL FOURTH

The people in the Roscoe neigh
borhood who did not care to 80
elsewhere to celebrate, Joined for
ces> and celebrated the glorious
Fourth, as well as Mn. and Mrs.
Robert Roscoe's 10th. wedding
anniversary at the home Of Mr..
Roscoe near Wibau1. There were
nearly fifty Who partook VI the delic-
ious picnic dinner and helped drin K
tic lemonade AID eat tAc ico cream
which was furnished Iay tle crowd.
The afternoon vas scent Id run
ming races, plas- inS; ball and
other anusenlents. lii the even
ing the crowd went to the school
house near Mr.. Rcscoe's and 10
the strains Of music furnished by
Messrs. Bower end Roscoe tipped
the light fantastic until the s'wee
small hours"
Those who took dinner we're:
Mr.. and Mrs. IIute Meek and FAM
ily, MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Hazelton
and family, Mr., and Mrs, W. Xii
CORA and family, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Dunphy and family, Mrs. Chas.
McCabe and boys, Mr.. and Mrs.
jim Roscoe and family, Miss Ruth
Welsh, Messrs. Nick Bower, Tom
Shev, Clark Smith, Jacob Meyers
and Raleigh Welsh. TIE occasion
vas sFeatly enjoyed by all, and,
We ell sincerity hope that MIR. and
Mrs. Roscoe may live to celebrate
many more Of the same. Con.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1908-07-09
ssEeessEss sssEissastSEssH2

A picnic dinner Of the most en-
joyable kind was the scene near the
Sommerfeld ranch, north Of town,
on Sunday, last, when a number Of
the young folks Of Wibaux gather
ed there, beneath the shade trees,
with very appetizing spread, CON
sisting CT most every thing that is
good to eat.
The party was given in homer Of
Miss ~ dia Cannon who expects to
iease the first Of tie week, in COM
tany with her parents, Tor their new
home in MisssouIs..
Covers were laid for about twenty
guests, and all who participated in
lie feast were pleasantly entertain
ed fcr aayeral hours in telling stories
and taking pictures of the s.arty and
tie picnic grounds.
The day will doubtless prove a
memorable one to al Of the young
|as.y's friends who were present,
and the party expressed t!lei, nany
good wishes which go with Miss
Cannon to her new home.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1908-07-09
A GOOD nj A'TCs5

4 Wrestling match between j. u.
Wynn and A. Z. Jefers was pulled
off in ti1e hall here cn Wednesday
evening fer the championship OF
Wihaux, and a large crowd of town
people were cut to see ''who's who,
and way,
In the first round they worked
hard, and put up pretty exhibi-
ton for about 20 seconds when the
sheriff went down. But in the sec
ond round, howeysr, j. D. was not
so easy. They wrestled for long
fifteen minutes before J. D. show
ed the spectators that he was the
best man. Although Jeifers PROV
ed to be the stronger cne, and was
also there with an equal amount Of
science, but when it came to stay
ing qualities, J. d. had him out
classed. JeSers went all in" in
the second round.
A preliminary match between
the two Terrell boys was put on be-
tween acts, and they put up an ex-
ceedingly good exhibition. John
Bowler and w. @. Sehuette were
next and they wrestled fully fifteen
minutes without fall.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1908-07-09
g4!O ~ / Z. s; s; Z: Z: Y r. r. E.. {, S


s. p. Chaprol} and Geo. Baas-
leg have taken steps t. erect \ szsc
sole yards ~ (ilendiye Win j y;ev,
to establish a permanent horse mar
kec ct that place, and the first ssle
will he held Oh TUESDAY and Wed
nesday, August 4+h. ard 5th.
This sale is now icing we'll all
yertisea throughout the ca tern
states. aad every effort u being }3:ss
forth TO secure the buvers. and the
sale will doubtless be a winner from
the start.
The promoters Of the new enter
prise have made arrangements
which enables them to deliver al
horses sold to buyers from Ni}euz
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1908-07-09
ANOTHER GOOD SALE

J. /. Minor sold his cli;, ol
about $4,000 ib the FIRST CT taa
week to Justice, Bateman & Go.
OF Boston for l71c per ID.
Considering The irregular mar
ket IN wool throughout the state,
this sale will sound very good 10
the wool growers, as # shows an
upward nlcys..ene in the wool
market. So far as has been known
Mr.. Minors clip sold for the high
est price Of any sales made in this
vicinity this season.
Many other s,n!as ~ere made
during the week, but the price re-
ceived for them were not announc-
ed. The owners were: Shcrey &
Berry Bros, Arne 5tad & Cannon.
Hayward (, Clarkson, Cnmmina
Bros, Deradder t;res,, North &
Smith and Rife Pros.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1908-07-09
FROM Essscs MON s Y;

While out riding early Tue9eiay
morning L. B. Proper had three
ribs fractured and his body other.
wise brused. as the result ot his
horse stepping in & hole and falling
upon him.
The horse was running at live
ly rate when be made the unfortun-
ate step into a hole with one Of aia
fore feet, throwing the rider several
feet ahead Of him and, seemingly,
the horse slid upon lis nose apl
knees for some distance before
turning q complete somersault.
landing with his hips upon Mr,
Propar's breast. Mr.. Proper was
more or less injured when thrown
upon the ground il 'front.' Of the
horse, AMI says that he realized his
danger OF being crushed by the
animal as it approached him, but
was unable to avoid it.
He was iaanleli.tely attended
'1y i)r. tsaines, who experienced
little difficulty in setting and ban
dasing the fractured bones, aad at
5nis Writing the injured gentleman
is doing nicely.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1908-07-09

pneumonia.
Dutch Louie was q residence Of
This place for more than twenty
yeGr7, and is well and favora5ly
known 10 the Old ranch hands as a
typical westerner. He served sew
eral years IN the Confederate army
before coming here, since which
time he has been employed as a
cook Oh different ranches ara
found-ups is this immediate yicin-
lty. His age is not known by any
enc here, but he is thought to be
about u years old.
About two weeks previous 10 his
death he was enjoying good health
but was taken Ill, shortly, vith a
severe cold which Settled ca his
lungs and later resulted in pneu-
monia. He was removed to the
Grace hospital at Glendiye on
Tuesday morning, with the hopes
Of a speedy recovery. But the de
cease having too strong 9 hold on
him, death claimed him as its vic
tim within a very short time. The
remains we're shipped to Nibaux
OF Thursday morning from Glen
dive and interment took place from
the Catholic church at 10 a. III.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1908-07-09
c c. C. l.. 4. r.. III, l::s a z. "a \ Be.5sA
6 acn on July oustis
: :, Proved a Very Sue
! cesSfass SJige

: 77I,he 81 anniversary Of tie birth
of our action was celebrated in
tg'fi8 American style, at Beach,
and many Of cur citizens were il
attendance. The weather was ey-
ceeding cool and calm which added
much 10 the pleaeantness OF the
day.
Thn program OF the days sports
was rendered IN 2 yeTy creditnhle
manner by the citizens OF that
place, who spared no pains in max
ing the celebration a gLoricns one.
The service Of the celebrated! Heb
ron band Of twenty five peice3 was
secured for the occasion and they
rendered most excellent music
during the day The ball game
was the first thins OH the program
and SIS the writer was unable to
be present during the last half Of
the came. we sre unable 70 Give q
data;l acaa,,,+ ae IA ha,,,oz-a,.
llo1a,i .' !, = no"l'o4
e;ah an;3 !. ;,4a,,a.4:
rr e,a1 saa.s ~ =. - 49, - -
I, f.. ID Daaat
Ae1o 1;rS,an ~ ,- aa
,I7a.1 n 1 ,, ;ta,.aat
W. Alh es11l - ~
60 e.. 4, IL ,, H. ,..,,
..,1~,a,.,, g.. ! NJ WIN, a,a 49, :,
laat ,,,,',,;,e. 49, ,r.s MN l.,
w. ,-,,, ,., ,1
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1908-07-09
plEp
~
On Wednesday mornin|

On Wednesday morning/a mes,,
sage was received here from Glen
dive bearing the sad news Of the
death OF Dutch Louie which occur
ed at the Grace hospital about
midnight Tuesday after weeks
suffering from seyele attack OF
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18

For Both Sexes-Country.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, Aug. IL, 1908.


steamer Carfb Devereaux Georgetown. C. August y
ana Wilmington y c. IS to the Clyde Ss Co. with
seneers and rndse- Left Quarantine at S;3S
Minnehaha tBr) Laylend, London August S.
Line. with ia cabin
and ndse Arrived the Bar at 7:3o a
C,uanIca 4 Nayaguez and AgUadia Q. Arecibo II and
Sa- New York and Porto Rico IS Co.
with 80 passengers. mails and mdse Arrived al the Bar
steamer Chesapeake Hastings. Baltimore the New
York and Baltimore Transportation Line with mdse
Left Quarantine 93S
Steamer Nigancia. Johnson. Santiago august II and
Nassau l3 10 The New York and Cuba Mall SIS Co with
GO passengers malls and mdse Arrived al the Bar at
steamer Advance Hammond. CristobaI August 10 to
ar Bar 80
steamer Cornus Boyd. Neu Orleans August y 10 the
Southern Pacific Co, with passengers and Tndse Left
Quarantine al 6.9l a m -. =, .,
the Pacific Co. with mose Left quarantine AT
e-15 49, .,,-u,..
Il the Red with 25s caDin and 42 steerage
rasseneers and mdse Arrived the Bar at a m
steamer Joseph Cuneo (No.). Aamadt Port ANTONIO
August u the Cuneo Importing CO With passengers
steamer Hippoly;e Durnos tNor). Daniesen Port Al
tonic August ]. United Fruit Co. with fruit
Arrived al the 2:3o .
steamer Marowne G)utch). Driver Trtnidaw. etc TO
the Roval Dutch Mail Line. with passengers
mails and mdse Anchored in Quarantine at 20 m
Steamer Richmond, Chisholm. Georgetown. g August
Atlantic Coast Lumber CO. with lunoef- An
ohored in Quarantine at 40 n Wind south
moderate breeze. cloudy: on shore: light sea
SAILED
Steamers Cape Corso tFr). Taku Bar. China. via
81 Vincent. Colon. Crtstobal Hird lNorD Ferth
Dutch. Barbados Denerara. etc. Jefferson
Norfolk ard Newport News
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
Instruction.
For Boys and Young Men-country.
WorraIl Hall Military Academy S.s PEE

Ideal home boarding school Prepares FOR Coliegs Or
Ensi1ess Primary Department Sanitary conditions
narfect Illustrated catalogue Address Principal
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.


cherbourg. Aug 1T-Kronprinz Wilhelm (GerD New
Plymouth for Bremen proceeded).
Dover. Aug 1T-Naderiand tBelg). New York for
Antwerp land proceeded
Aug IT-Barbarossa lCSer) New York via
Plymouth Cherbourg
London. Aug lT-Minnetonka (Rr) New York
Rotterdam Aug 15-ENcesior- (CierD. New York: Rus
sia lRuss) New York Ifbsu
Plymouth aug Il. s a m-Kronprinz Wilhelm Ger,
York for Cherbourg and Bremen tand pro
C-hrtstiansand Aug I6-Heng oIsv DAM. Hew York
for Copenhagen
FsiIbao aug I1-IuN (BrD. New York.
GIBRALTAR Aug l7-Slavonis tBr). New York for
Finrhe' aug i2~uItonia CBr). New York Via Naples
Aee1. Aug I7-Lindenf.ls GGerl. New York
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Oceanic reported 5ss miles Of Sandy Hook
AZ $50 m yesterday, IS expected TO dock about m
The CaInpania rel orted 657 miles east Of SANDY
Hook Yesterday Is expected 10 COCK 4oout '-"V
Wednesday .oe -
The Kaiser Wilhelm reported as sos miles
east of sandy 30 yesterday, is expected
10 dock about $50 to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18

Kure Aug 14-Bsley CBr), York via Aigiers
singapore. Manila etc
singapore Aug 17-Tndrani CBr). New York for Hong
St Thomas Aug l7-Korona sr New York for Deme-
rara. etc
cq1erhourg Aug 1ePTnz Friedrich Wilhelm Gerl from
mia from southampton New
rvrnnufh Aug l7-President Grant Ger Hamburg
and Boulogne for New lork
Rotterdam Aug Estonia Russ from Lihau for New
NAMES Aug 15-Romanic G3r). New YorA.
barbados Aug I4-Byrcn tSr from Santos and Rio de
Janeiro for York 18th. Cuthbert tBr from
Para New York
PASSED.
Lizard Aug iT-Iroquos tBr). New 1ork for Iondoa
ttoNng barge Navahocl
I5-VaTo1a tItaiD Genoa and Naples for
tAustt. Trieste. for New
York: Peruca tBrl. New York for Naples and Leg
horn.
Malta Aug i6-st Patrick dD. New York va Msiers
Alden. Singapore. etc.
sagrss Aug i5-Imisiana sItaD, New York for Naples
Genoa: 18th Moraitis Greek. New York for
kaples. Alexandria, etc.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
Ountry property for Sale.

I~FT3v FINE: COUNTRY RESIDENCE IN NEW JER-
sey town 1000 with seventy trains daily. averag-
So minutes House contains II
rooms improvements Sewer connections Large
lot. Address ELLETT. Room 6ll ll6 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
Bronr Real Estate.

BrOnC Real Estate.
WILL BUILD
A HOUSE FOR You
in beautiful Throg's Neck, Bronx
RoronGh: ali YOU need is a small
payment to secure the lot; l supply
the rest; plans to suit your lndl-
vidual taste; Throg's Neck upsur-
passed for residential purposes;
maunificent combination of country
and water front; select nelghbors;
ample restrictions; write now lOF
p. c. SHERMAN
735 Park Row Building.
EXCEPTIONAL INVESTMENT oPPo@RTrNsITIYY @ s,IY IN N
e 113D ia7 LPM PxRk Pft6s RON BSDISG En-
GlEE H94 SlT KFA 800 eH5
Easy TERMs 60 PER dRoR GET 1FF 70 MARE Ak $3.50 300
PER cENT RE9FT IA HkRG PAkR Row L41Ts WRITE
IDEAL FI2T E9R HONE TTHIE sb .T g7TR R1LEk MIIS rs
ARMS REACH: sJRPAssEs s, AMYTHING W ENEk ,q QF
TIGATE: EASY TERMS: SPLENDID TIiANsf0RTA-
MgST gASRIErGE GRE TM9 1qTs 2ss1GS EAf TI6H I6T5
P0R s. 800: 500 CASH @RAIASGE @ EAS1 @ TERMS TERMS go 90
PoRTTNITY FOR As INyEsT0R TO REALIzE All I,
LOANS JOHN MUNDsCHENK 737 PARK ROW
BUILDING
pLoTs WITH Wa EE RIGHTS OK REAuTIFUL
Il Long Island Sounl Bronx Borough one hour from
York: gentlemen owning several VIII
divide plots with three four people
who will make desirable neghbors: agents Address
" J. RUSSELL 73s Park Row Building.
MAGNIFICENT
NJ DETACHED RESIDENCES
ON EASY TERMS
beautiful al year modern Houses. or 10 rooms. bath
an Large sSI po's restricted Bronx section water front
Write for description. prices and terms
JOHN KEsYES.
Phone 72G9-Cortlandt 133 Park Row Building
RI-II.DER'S OPPORTUNITY.
n VIII consider improved property in exchange for
Dronx lots with building loan EDWARD DILLER. 739
Park Row Building.
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