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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10
s%asHr.} MANCHESTER IOWA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE TO- 1908
.Make good

Make good.
Cut out III" could and should
And start 10 to saw wo0d
You can stll have the best
Things 10 life. II . the rest
OF the men who'vs achieved
Just bsctuse they b iisysd
In themselves. Youfs deceived
II you think for une comes
With the rat Il of drums
And fanfars of state
To hand yours on u p ate
That isn't the way
That she visits Today.
You must get cut rnd rustic and hustle lnd
hustle;
You need Nil your muscle. for you've got TO
tussle.
Plunge into the nght,
hit TO left and to right.
And keep crashing and smashing.
Don't let up with your striking
TIL thlgI meet your iieiny.
For God sake. stop b,wlin;
Instead. co some inau,iny.
II makes the world bitter
To loo at a gultter;
Fate scowls whe, she rets
A grown-up on his knees.
man with his health
Is mind lamn I'd with wealth
Full Of unexplo, ed loties.
Why. the freekled back tnaas
Have the sense to keep jumpir e.
And here you are frnnipin,
Con now. strike your gait
1t Isn't too late.
There no such thing as fate.
Drop the fool talk Of luck'
tiet ario on your pluck
And buck.
Begin
TO grin
And win.
:-Herheit Kaufman In Every body 3.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10
Bowling to the Golden Cali.

1t is not surprising that, after all,
in the closing hours of the session,
the republicans of congress are
yielding, in a panic of distress and
confusion, to the aggressions of the
national banking interests.
The record of the republica, n
party hasshee9 one long series, Of
|yiefding governmental powers TO the
bank monopoly; of sacrificing popu-
lar interests to the fathomless
greed Of the financiers whose gen.
erous contributions TO republican
campaign funds make republican
success possible.
But never before has even the re-
publican party prostituted itself so
shamelessly and publicly before the
big bankers.
In the emergency currency"
measure which has finally been
agreed on, the vicious features Of
the odious Aldrich bill have been
combined with the equally vicious
features of the equally odious
Vreeland bill, and all the bankers
except the little ones!-have been
given everything they asked.
Under the terms of this bill the
big New York banks may combine
to fore a money stringency, and
having forced it, may then food the
country with their shin-plaster
money" based on water-logged
railroad bonds, or notes of hand
which currency is to be backed by {
government guarantee! They can
issue hundreds of millions one
week-and may retire every penny
of it, if they wish, the next week
With this tremendous power granted
them, they can bull" stocks wher
they want them "bulled" and "bear'
them when they want them bear
ed" They can play the market any
way they need it, and by conse
quence stuff into their capacious
maws the honest fortunes of honest
men.
Mr.. Rockefeller's big New Yorl
bank, and Mr.. Morgan's, and MI
Ryan's, can, if they wish, act indie
pendently or in unison. Trey cal
each use separately the railroad
bonds their masters own, and max
them the basis of currency the
issue, and the government guaran
tees. They can pay interest at tn
rate of 5 per cent on this currenc
for a couple of months. while loan
ing it to the people at 10 per cent
the peoples currency, while the pei
:. pie, through their government
guarantee.
But the little banker, out wes
has no such privileges or opportuni
ties! He has no millions of railroa
bonds on which to issue currency
He must combine with dozens {
, other little bankers into an associ,
ton, sharing their risks as we'll 8
D his own, before he can issue bricl
s bat and shin plaster money. Banl
2 ing capital and surplus to the e,
4 tent of 5 millions of dollars must
I represented in such an association
;. Outside of Omaha and I.incol
i how many Nebraska banks woul
! profit by the law?
2 What can any Nebraska bank Z
! but sneeze when Morgan's ban
= and Rockefeller's bank take snui
2 But-when the snuff is taken
4 when commands are given-th'
= they must all scurry to covert Th'
2 must first give preference to VIZ
4 street; stand by while Wall sire
: takes allit wants, and then, wi
= the driblets, the crumbs from Il
4 Wall street table, must do wh
= Wall street orders!
= When the distressed farmers as
4 ed the government to loan the
money on their cotton and wheat
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10
An Explanation.

The passionate rhythms of "The
Merry Widow" waltz doated through
the office. and the boss looked up from
his desk impatientiy
Frederic" he said. Il wish you
wouldn't whistle at your work"
81 amt workin'. sir" the office boy
replied calmly I'm only just whis.
tlin'"-New ork Press
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10
that was "popnIislu, and "paternal

that was "popolislp," and "paternal, /,
ism"
When The government loans the
plu,ocraey's bank money on their
watered railroad bonds, or their
CUSTOMERS notes of hand; loans it
at low interest to lie lent by the
banks to the farmers and the busi-
ness men at high interest that is
republicanism, and sound finance,
and craftsmanship!
How long, o Lord, how long!-
Omaha World Herald.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10

Guest-Do you know that fellow of
Sayama is telling all kinds of lies to
defame your character Host-lf he
is telling lies don't care, but If he'd
begin to tell the truth I'll throttle him
Guest-Oh. you will. eh;-Japan Cur
rent
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10

Some novellsts don't know what
they're talking about Here's one who
speaks of girls raven hairh''
whats wrong with it?"
"All wrong. Ravens don't wear hair.
They wear feathersp- Mer.
cury.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-30

BATHGATE PL., 2S--Five rooms. all improye-
ments. rent cheap; steam heat oppesi'e
Roseville depot.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-30
TENEMENT HOUSE COMMITS
SION REPORT.

Plans approved by the Board of
Tenement House Supervision for week
ending September 25, 1905:
Jersey City--Mrs. Cornelius Murphy,
E67 Grove street, n four-story brick,
alteration; $4,000. Max Harris, 61S
Summit avenue, one five-story brick,
$25, 900. Willard Harris, 332-33i Jack
son avenue, one three-story frame,
$40. 900; Patrick and Mary Eagan, 4SS-
490 Ocean avenue, W three-story
frame; $10,0 900. Joseph Balesterri. 205
Brunswick street, one three-story
frame, alteration; $500. Charles Schae-
fer, 81 Bergen avenue, n three-story
frame; $1,000.
Newark-Herman & Co, Elizabeth
avenue 149-151, two three-story frame,
$14, 900. Joseph DeVita, southwest cor
ner Chester avenue and Ninth street,
one three-story frame; $4,000. Giuseppe
Forgione. "a Monroe street, one three
story frame. alteration; $500. Zwigard
& Schwoerer, 924 Hunterdon street.
one three-story frame; $4,000. Ida
Shultz, 540-542 South Twelfth street,
one three-story frame; $4,000. Louis
Imhoff, 459 South Twelfth street, one
three-story frame; SIS. 900. Nichoia De-
Luca, SIT Market street, one four-story
brick; $12, 900. Jacob Frankel, Eliza
beth avenue, near Alpine street. two
three-story frame, $1,000.
Paterson-J. V. Nicola. GO Butler
street, one three-story brick; $4,000.
Haledon-Scaglia Giovanni, 2i-2S
Marrissee avenue, one two-story frame;
$4,000.
Town Of Union-Giuseppe Lerose.
northwest corner Palisade avenue and
Liberty street, n four-story brick;
. s25, 900.
=, West Hoboken-Abraham Rosner,
S10-S1A Syms street, two three-story
frame, alteration; 81, 900.
Passaic-Nathan Riskin, southeast
corner Monroe and Second streets,
four three-story brick, alteration;
Sc 1000. Abraham Endler & Meyer Ber-
man, northeast corner Columbia ave-
nue. and Van Buren, street, n two
story frame; $1,000,
East Orange-Harry Kolodin. west
side North Fifteenth street, 243 feet
north of Park avenue, seven three
story frames: $4,000.
Hoboken-Marv J. Chamberlain, los
First street. one three-story frame,
. alteration; $500.
Millburn-Angelo Gentle. Springfield
1 and Mountain avenues, n two-story
: brick. alteration; S40O.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-30

NIT avenue, $50 feet south from Vas
sar place. $4,000.
Same to same, South Orange, west
side Summit avenue, 500 feet south
from Vassar place, $4,000.
Philip Ruckels to Charles Falk. Cedar
Grove, east side New street, 1923 feet
south from Cedar street, $3.50.
Samuel Haas to Home Building and
Loan Association. Bellevllle, south side
Jerolemon street, 217 feet west from
Washington avenue $4,000.
James T. Buntin to John Mcconnell.
South Orange. northeast side Hixson
place, 252 feet northwest from Acad-
envy street, $1,000.
Same to same, South Orange, same
property, 81, 900.
Edith l.. Myers and husband to Tim
othy G. Sellow, Montclair. Alexander
avenue, 500 feet east from Valley road.
5000.
Vincenzo Antonaglio to Montclair
Building and Loan Association, Mont
clair, southeast side Bay street. gel
feet northeast from Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western Railroad. 81. 200.
David McConaughy to Montclair Saw
ings Bank. Montclair, east side Park
street. $40 feet north from land Frank
II. Syrett. 5000.
Edwin HORROR to Abram P. Haring,
Montclalr, Park street, $50 feet north
| east from Walnut street, $4,000.
Harry e. Gardner to Winthrop D.
| Mitchell ttrustee). East Orange, Maple
avenue, $50 feet north from Central
avenue $4,000.
George Halter to Jacob Ofner, Or
ange. west side Oakwood place, south
east corner lot No. 81. $1,000.
George P. Engel to Johannes Muhly.
sr.. Bloomfield. east side Walnut street.
100 feet south from Jerome place. s262.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-30
CONTRACTS FILED.

Sidney Allen, owner. with Charles
Wade. contractor, plumbing and heat
ing, $1,000; $50 Clinton avenue. Same
owner with Irvington Building Com
pany, contractors, carpenters, So, 300;
same premises.
Jacob Amsterdam, owner, with
Strener & Young, contractors, plumb
ing, $500, 500 Camden street.
Frank Breault, owner, with Joseph
Forest, contractor, erect building,
$500: $50 Twenty-fjrst street, Irving
ton.
George J. Carr, owner, with Charles
Grobe 81 Co, contractor, plumbing and
heating, 1885; Upper Mountain e
nue.. Montclair. Same owner, with
Charles B. Walker, contractor, electric
work, Sis, same premises. Same
owner, with William Garfield, contrac-
tor, painting, $500, same premises.
Wilbur Driver, owner, with Samuel
Goldberg, contractor, erecting building,
5000; Hollywood avenue, East Or
ange.
Julia James, owner, with Charles B.
! Walker, contractor, electric work, $12O
Foster road, Montclair.
William Isaacs and wife, owners,
with Samuel Goldberg, contractor,
erecting building, $4,000, Newark.
Claus Mcneil, owner, with Alfred
Sitterle, contractor, carpenter. 81, 945;
Grove street. East Orange.
Abe Pollock, owner with j. O'Con-
nor, contractor, mason, $1,000; 1853 North
sixteenth street, East Orange.
John G.. Anderson. owner, with
Charles II. DeCoster, contractor, erect
building, $4,000; Marcy avenue, East
Orange.
Nicola Diluca, owner, with Cannavs
& %Spablone, contractor, erect building
$40, 0oo; SIT Market street.
A. & e. ~Johansen, owner, with Ed
ward w. Howell, contractor, erec'
building. 2 100; Orange road. Montclair
Benedict j. McGovern, owner, Will
George L. Dennis, contractor, steam
heating, $500; Al Hunterdon street
Same owner with Edward Kunkel, con
tractor, mason. $4,000; same premises
Same owner with Zwigard & Schwoerer
contractors, carpenter, $3.50; sam
premises. Same owner with Fry &
Duttweiler. contractors, plumbing, S700
same premises.
Gustave p. Hoffman, owner, will
Jaehnig & Peoples Inc, contractors
plumbing and gas fitting, $2,10o; 26'
South Orange venue
Gustav Lemmer, owner, with Hatcher
Iron Works. contractors, iron work
$95; 13S-140 Bowery street. Same owner
with Glassner, Schaffer & Silvermar
Company, contractors, carpenter, $4,000
same premises.
G. II. Mccarthy, owner, with Henry
Pixies, contractor. mason, carpenter
painting and electrical work, s4,775
Woodland avenue, Maplewood.
Henry Mueller, owner. with William
Mueller. contractor. painting, slS9, 80
South Sixth street.
Benjamin and Sophie Sci, owners
with Henry Whitfield, contractor, t
erect building. $9,4sS, corner Brookfiel'
and Whitford avenues. Nutley.
J%ohannett Schmidt. owner, with Johl
A. Meisol, contractor. carpenter, $4,000
1924 South Orange
Paul Tiemer, owner. with George r
Boyce. contractor, electric work. $27f
Fairview avenue, Orange.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-30
BUILDING PERMITS.

Leslie B. White. 10 White terrace,
dwelling, frame; $4,000.
A. Salter, 4. Nineteenth avenue, al
iteration, dwelling, frame; $500.
John Wahlen, 254 Chancellor avenue,
dwelling, frame; 81 500.
Nicola Di Luca, SIT Market street,
store and dwelling, brick; $4,000.
f. A. Backman, % Abbotsford ave-
nue., shop, frame; $3.50.
Louis Froelich, 10 Plane street, shed,
frame; $50.
w. Kicinki. 2S3 West Kinney street,
alteration. shed. frame; 500.
Leslie B. White, IA White terrace,
dwelling. frame; $1,000.
John Generole, Tyler and Malvern
streets, dwelling. frame: $4,000.
Roseville NJ. E.. Church. Orange and
Bathgate streets, Sunday school, brick
$500.
Trinity Construction Company, 13t
Ridge street, dwelling, frame; $4,000.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-30
FLATS AND ROOMS TO LET.
CITY.

BARCLAY ST, AT, corner Rose-Ftye rooms
and bath; pantry. Inquire top floor.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-30
MORTGAGES RECORDED.
NEWARK.

NEWARK.
Emil r. Strotz and husband to Secur-
ity Building and Loan Association.
north side Scheerer avenue, 400 feet
west from Bergen street. $1,000.
Robert B. Corbett to Robert d. Kent,
west side Summer avenue, north side
Greenwood Lake and Erie Railroad.
So, 900.
Antonio Polidoro to Mutual Building
and Loan Association, east side North
Sixth street, 126 feet south from ADJ
ington avenue, $500.
Samuel Vernick to same, south side
Warren street, AZ feet west from New
ark street, 5000.
Carmine Centanni to Gussie Fenias,
north side Seventh avenue, Do feet west
from Wood street, $500.
Ike Dolgan to Phoenix Building n
Loan Association, east side Prince
street, 121 feet north from Rose street,
"a 1000.
Carl Mertz ct al. to Matilda Will
kehr, west side South Fourteenth
street, 124 feet north from Avon ave-
nue., $1,000.
Same to Newark Home Builders
Company, same property, $1,000.
Giovanni Evangelism to Orson A.
Miller, trustee, south side Hawthorne
mi east side Hunterdon street.
SIS, 300.
Mary A. Flanagan to William T.
Clark, east side Fifth street. 312 feet
north from Central avenue. $1.700.
Maria Palmieri and husband to Olga
Bernstein, north side Nassau street. $50
| feet west from Sheffield street, $1,000.
Louis Hettinger to Continental Build
ing and Loan Association. east side Ann
street, II feet south from New York
avenue, $1,000.
Cornelia s. Chandler and husband to
New Jersey Building n Loan Asso-
citation, south side Chester avenue, 1873
feet west from Lincoln avenue, $4,000.
william Kalmaj to Hearthstone
! Building and Loan Association, west
side Norfolk street, 2s9 feet south from
Bank street. $500.
Gaetano Buccino ct al. to Hearth
ston- Building and Loan Association,
west side Seventh street. 100 feet north
from Berkeley avenue, $500.
Mary E. Thornell to He rietta d
Gulick, east side North Sixth street
100 feet south from Sixth avenue, $500
Thomas Pruitt to Franklin Savings
Institution, north side Rose street, Wes'
sic, Monmouth street, SIS, 900.
Eliphalet DeCamp to Ira c. Lambert
south side lam of Alice Norton, 100 feet
south from South street, 1926.
Agnes M. Mead and husband to Har-
riet w. Spur, west side South Eighth
street, 100 feet south from Eleventh
a enue, $4,000.
Frisco WHALE to Eliza Role, east side
Bruce street, 1863 feet north from Four
teenth avenue, 1900.
Same to Antonio Blase, same prop
erty, $625.
TOWNSHIPS.
Bertha b. Campbell and husband Il
Northwestern Building and Loan Asso'
citation, Bloomfield, south side Fairviev
place, northwest corner land Margare
O'Neill. $4,000.
Michael A. Blast to Herbert N. Null
ford, Belleville, northwest side Hecke
stl eet, 425 feet southwest from Honis
street. $500.
Carrie v. Winner and husband t.
Howard Savings Institution, Belleville
southeast corner Holmes street and d.
Witt avenue, 81, 500.
Cornelius A. Baldwin to William y
Larned. South Orange. west side Sum
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-30
LIKENS BRYAN
TO CASEY AT THE BAIT

CHAMPAGNE, Ill, Sept. 3O.-"Nick'
Longworth talked to the students Of
the University of Illinois yesterday,
using base ball SMILES to score his
striking points. Bryan he likened to
Casey" at the bat.
He has already struck out twice."
said Alice Roosevelt's husband, land
the White House delivery will do the
job a third time.'' m
James S. Sherman. vice-presidential
candidate, also addressed the students.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-30

Avis Reich, 25-27 Vermont avenue,
garage, frame; $50.
w. S. Stait, Mary Meyer, 1891 Stuy-
vesant avenue. dwelling. frame; $4,000.
Joseph D.. Frolio, 81 Garside street,
stable, brick; 5000.
Allan A. Mcdonald, 100 MI. Pleasant
avenue, garage, iron; $3.50.
b. Fuch, 264 Prince street, alteration,
shed, brick; $50.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-30
A NEW NAME.

What do you call a man who drives
an automobi1e?"
"vvell, Judging by the way in which
he takes possession of the road I SHOULD
say an auto-c-nt."-Baltimor Ameri-
can.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-30

BROAD ST, near william-Three large I"2ms'
newly decorated moderate rent DE hAef1b
MOND, SIG Broad.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-30
A PARENTAL PARADOX.

Mother-Or you go now and take the
car for school.
Son-Yes'm.
Mother-And remember this, young
man. if you miss it. you'll catch it,
Boston Transcript.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-30
REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.
NEWARK.

Charles H. Simonson to Mayor
and Common Council OF city of
Newark, e S Fabyan pl, $ fir
Voorhees, st, 50x120. ............ $3.50
Laura E. Bailey TO Mayor and
Common Council of city of
Newark, n 3 Hawthorne av, e
fir Homestead Park, 5x100..... 20
Friedrich Off to same, e g S 18th
st, So # II fr 18th av, 30x57.... IL
Concetta Rinaldi and hus to Fill
berto Rinaldi, W 8 Bedford st,
1.237 IT W fr Sanford ST, 25x1O0. 500
Gussie Fenias and hus to Car
mine Centanni, II s It'll av. IS II
n W fr cor Wood st. 25x100.....
Hy ]. Schmidt to Ike Dolgan.
e S Prince st. 121 TT fir cor Rose
st. 39x100
Newark Home Bldrs. Co. TO Carl
Mertz ct al. W 8 S. 18th st, ia
IT n FIR Avon av, 25x95. .........
William 4 Clark to Mary A.
Flanagan, e s 9Th ct, 312 It n
fr n e cor Central av, 25x98....
John Estagg to Forrest B. Kings
ley, S S Montclair av, W fr De
Graw st. 100x135................
George r. Schneider to Louis Het-
finger. e s Ann st, II IT 8 fr
New York av, 21x50. ...........
Max Blasberg ct al to James
Snedeker. e s S. 10Th st, 724 TT
8 fr Avon av, 25x10o. ..........
Edward G. Hedges to Wallace
M. Hedges, w s Railroad pl, Sc
IT s fr Canal st, 55x105. .........
yxrt1ItonN AE1ruo- - CarrnIta
S. Chandler, 8 . Chester Nv, 1913
IT g fr Lincoln nv, 3oy7t.. 80.
Antonio Blast to Frisco Vitale,
e s Bruce st, 169 IT n fr 1tth
av, 24x10o
TOWNSHIPS.
James Fallon to John w. Lane,
e. Orange, e 8 Sanford st, 252 It
8 fr Clifford st, 50x113.
Mary E. Mertz and hus TO Edwin
II. Eveland, B~elleville, n
Hornbiower av, 500 IT IL fr
Joralemon st, 37x10o. ...........
Same to Geo. B. Siebo!d. Belize
Vile, n S Hornblower av. 4T2 #
n fl Jor7 lemon st. 37x1o0......
Harmon u Baldwin to Cornelius
A. Baldwin, s.. Orange. w g
summit aV, OUV II II II FhsShr
pl, 100x159
vingenso Loponte TO Filomera
NJ. Saulino, Belleville, n e Eio-
Mss st. 100 TT o fr o Heclsel
st, 37xlOC
F1lomena Mongiello Saul.no to
Margherita Loponte. Belleville,
same prop
John Mcconnell TO Jas. T. Buntin.
s. Orange, n Q 8 Hixon pl. 252
IT n fr Academy st, b0xlS5....
Eureka Realty Co. to Walter II.
Isetts, w. Orange, IS lots map
Eagle Rock ter, each lot 25x
1UU .......... 49,. .....'....'''''
Ben James Woman to Jas. Hem
ry Woman, r. Orange, s
Ellwitt pl, cor of lands OF
Eleanor Folsom, 17ox2So ........
John Jacob Bauer to Geo. Halter,
Orange, n g lakewood pl, 8 Q
cor lot "a, 25x100 ...............
Henry B. Smith to VIM. A.
Dougall, s. Orange, n e cor
Bowdoin st and Harvard av,
100x150 ............ ..............
Thos. H. Decker to Bertha B.
Campbell, Bloomfield, s s Fair
view pl, 379 IT W fr Berkeley
av, 4ox10o ............ ..........
Johannes Muhly, ST., to Geo. P.
Engel. Bloomfield, e s Walnut
st, ITO It s fr Jerome pl, BOX
u ..........
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-30
REAL ESTATE
Special Real Estate Days--Tuesdays and Fridays
DWELLING S 10 LET.
CITY.

EIGHTH Az, s, near Broad st.-Seven-room
brick house and bath. all improvements
hot air heat; rent $27. BEYER. 1852 Broad ST.
near Market.
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HOUSE to let. at 5N washington ST.; eight
rooms, bath. buffers pantry and all improve
ments. Inquire "a South st.
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STEVENSON HOME TO BE
A CARMELITE NUNNERY.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. so.-The
seventh nunnery Of the carmsiits orAsr
In this country 10 to be established N
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-14
- WV - 1880
AS TO ANNEXATION.

The proposition to annex certain
territory to the city of Pine Bluff a.
the ensuing municipal election IS
now before the people and the Ora
phic has been asked to advocate an
neXation and by others requested to
oppose it. In reply we beg to say
that the Graphic will do neither.
This is a question for each individ-
ual to decide for himself according
to his ideas of right and justice,
and his convictions of public duty.
There are two sides to this question,
and the Graphic's columns are open
to both, without money and without
price, for a free and fair discussion
of the II erits or dement's of the
measure, the only requirements be-
ing that the articles be Of reason
able length. plainly written and
signed by their authors.
The Graphic has subscribers on
both sides, and we must be excused
from Quitting in to the private at
fairs and interests Of our citizens.
The Graphic is a NEWSPAPER and
as such seeks to serve its clientile
with impartality and fairness to all.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-14
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS
Reported Daily by
Y. r. ROBERTS e. son.
Abstracters Of Titles and Real
Estate.
No. l13 Main Street.

United States to Wiley f. Malone,
patent, IL Sc 1-3 %, I, II; so
acres.
A. F. Sanders and wife to II. Il
Berry, warranty deed. $50, n -
St Ia 81, 4, II.
H. II. Berry and wife to \. J.
Singlctary, warranty decd, Sl2u
cash, n Il Sc IA 81, 4, II.
A. J. Sinelenaly and wife to H. ii.
Berry warranty deed, $126.50 Il
IL Sc IA -, j II: so acres.
II. H. Berry and wife to \. w.
Cannon, warranty deed, Sl65, II L.
Sc Ii -, /, II; so acres.
l. j. Wick and wife to S. Btuthen
thai & Co., warranty deed, $1,000
cash, lots 1, ,, 3, 4, S, blk /, ana
lot 3, blk ,. Weeks add.
S. Bluthenthal e Co. 70 T. J. Wick,
warranty deed, $4,000, unsurveyel
pit of 8, 5, 8; 59.SS acres.
|. Now Doster Sa pson to Bank
of Pine Bluff, warranty deed, $50.
lot /, blk II, Geisreiter's add in
sw ne 8, 6, 8.
Henry f. Jackson and wife 70
Mary E. Reck, mortgage, 800; n
1-o Sc 20, 4, 10 ct al lands.