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taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound to zee what it would do,
and ! am restored TO my natural
health Mn. ETA DONOVAN, Box
2so. WtllimAntfc, Conn.
The success Of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
and herbs, II unparalleled. 1t may be
used With perfect confidence by women
who suffer from displacements, infiam-
nation. liberation, fibroid tumors. IT,
regularitses. periodic pains, backache,
bearihgdown feeling. fiatulency. indi-
gestion. dixxiness. or nervous pros "a
ton.
For thirty years Lydia f. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound h1s been the
standard remedy for female Ills, and
suffering women owe il to themselves
TO at least give this medicine . trial
Proof b abundant that it has cured
thousaDds ef othsz8L ard vhJ should it
not curo yout
The new South-news., 1909-04-03

nAt".
When one xces ,.n sv-, =, .
house or o,h.r h,,us,.
pee,inr ~ ,no,,.a s,sSs W '.
shovine other .vur,om. :,
.disea,e ., !. .v,ana. 49,.
painter hns hs.n a. ,h. sah
poor r.tct vA
4 good naIn,sr Ia. 49, arms..,.s ~ -
. c.,ns-.w "
about paint.
II Is An easy natfer 20 n. trSo~uA
The new South-news., 1909-04-03

In the British Museum In preserved
the Oldest specimen OF pure glass
which bears any date. 1t Is in the
shape OF lions head, having On II
the name Of an Egyptian king Of the
eleventh DYNASTY.
The new South-news., 1909-04-03

ihere Is more Catarrh in this section OF
tne country than nll other diseases plt to-
Sether, aud until the last lew years WAS sup
posed 70 De incurshle. For a great many
years Doctors pronouncei II a local disease
ana prescribed local remedies, and by oon-
"antiy failing to cure with local treatment.
pronounced II incurable Science has proven
ta'arrh to DO constitutional disease. md
sner, fore requires constitutional tiestm Dat.
Gs nsn ostarrn cure, manufactured b. ~ J.
cheney Co., Xoiedo. Ohio. Ia the ou,v ckn.
:snut!ooal cure on the mafket. Il Il tsks{ n.
.ernaiiy tn doses from 10 drops to Z teas bon
tui. 1t acts directly on the blood and mii cous
surfaces OF the system. They ofier ons hu n
area dollars for anycGse IT lis to cure Send
- ,or circulars and testimonials. Address Z. J.
CHENEY Co. Toledo Ohio.
sold by Druggists. rs.
TAKE Halls Family Pills for const ipstion.
The new South-news., 1909-04-03

::::: q: !: ": Z: Thompson sEye Water

In the place where the tree falle-
tn there shall 1t Bible.
The new South-news., 1909-04-03
AFTER
DOCTORS
~; FAILED
:. HaE Pinkham's Vegeta'
bic Compound Cured Her

Willimantic, Conn five years
/ suffered untold agony from female
troubles, causing backache, irreg,ilari-
ties, dizziness and nervous prostra-
ton. 1t was impo ssible for me to
The new South-news., 1909-04-03

Wise PEOPLE use Hsmlins Wizard Oil to
stop pain because they know it always
makes good. Foolish people try expert
nents. Ask your druggists about it.
The new South-news., 1909-04-03

Silver IL OF less value than gold
gold, than virtue.--Horace.
The new South-news., 1909-04-03

A light heart lives long.-Shakes-
peare.
The new South-news., 1909-04-03

IL doesn t pay to take things easy,
unless they belong to you.
The new South-news., 1909-04-03

Arms and laws do not flourish to-
gether.-Caesar.
The new South-news., 1909-04-03

he pears misery best who hides
1t most st.-Shakespeare
The new South-news., 1909-04-03

=. whether from Colds. Heat Stomach or
Nervous Troubles. Capudine viii relrve YOU.
aely. Try IT, iOc.. 2sc and soc a. drug
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

The total of the prices paid for properties
disposed Of at auction last year in the Real Estate
Exchange salesrooIns. Nos. "A and i6 Nesey street
was $50. 90. .ec2. as against s4O679.763 in 1907.
Many we'll located properties 70 he sold IN
the rooms this week The offerings include the
Yerkes art gallery. in Fifth avenue. near 6sth
street. the Empire Theatre at 10th street and
Broadway, and a number of modern dwelling
houses.
Her Of offarip9s ic follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

cally marked the beginning OF the period of read
juslmeut from which the great real estate market
OF this city mas recently emerged.
While the upper districts OF the city We're attract
ing Widespread attention big ana small opera
tors and investors and drawing to the real es-
tate market hundreds Of persons who were later to
become prominent as buyers of buildings IN many
zcues. there luce time to take heed OF the
growing necIs of many business houses fer larger
Quarters in the downtown districts and the de-
aands of tile public for additions 10 what is
rlans of the PeuusyIN MIA and the Hudson and
Manhattan railroad companies for linking Manhat-
tan Island Long Island and The Jersey shore with
<, series Of -uI,Iels hid been followed by i large
speculative movement IL seyc.aI midtown districts
and had become important factor in the creation
of q larger Fifth avruae retail shopping centre
yhilh to-day is tEe important district Of its
kind in the prld
The fan Of 1898 wae marked by d continuation Of
an increase in activity n the Older districts OF
Manhattan Island and 10y decrease Of operations
in the northerly OF he island and in The
Bronx
THE RETURN 10 OLDER DISTRICTS
The reawakeninE in TIE older districts was fol-
lowed hy the drawing Of plans the erection Of
sI<yscrarers of record brealIinE size The rr-s.
Singer Building planned ana carried - -oin-
nletian the ola 3creel B.ildi-G No. is Broad y
and the old Trinity Building, NJ III Broadway.
were replaced BY the UEited I'Sa4ty Building and
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Petitions in bankruptcy We're ned Yesterday in
the United States District Court follows
Voluntary. Moses Wolf. Of EHcnvile lister
other than wearing apparel which lie values So.
He owes Henry New man, of Nc 800 Rutlcdge
street BROOKLYN SIS21 for goods sold and delivered
and notes
Involuntary against Hartig &. Renharer
Candy Company. Of No 6lI to &C. West 41th street
b. Fi,rence BeinhauCr, GuStaFe ii. Beniauer and
Matilda T. BeinhaueT. whose claims exceed S2S 900
Transfer OF morev to creditors and admission Of
insolvency in writing By Edward T}einhauer treas
Frederick {. Mclaughlin appointed receiver
The schedules Of N1uhlendorf {. Weintraub %
No - Wooster street. give the firms liabilities as
sqqs9 81 unsecured. with assets OF s.. 40 30 The
individual liabilities of kalmen Weintrau5 are
$500 secured. and his assets SO
The schad llas OF Alexander II. LANCER. furniture
dealer give liabilities % 14GS2 Sc and assets of
eSa2 10 or liza 5ilit.az claims aggregating :Ia
$50 ,5 are unsecured. LANCER owes Henry Gutman
of No l27 West oath street, H,S3S r.
The schedules of the Thomas Z. Smith Company
of No 81 Park Place. mauUfa cturers OF machinery.
with factory at Bradley Beach. Asbury Park.
= J.. give liabilities % sass 6S and assets of
$50 4oe G. of tire liabilities claims amounting 70
SO ae4 @ unsecured The principal creditors
a.. the Asoury Park Building and Loan Associa-
ton SI2 0c, Martin L BauIrnzn- Of AsbgIry PARK
81 go and WaIter .. Gris,oan 0f Nd 80 Sp-ing
s,srssr street Pfri1.EsIphls. I.sss a
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

Smith & Phelps and J. Clarence Davies have
sold the three story three family frame house No.
542 East I5st street, lot Zx1l6 feet. also sold
for George Higgins No. SO Fast 18th street, q
Two story and attic frame dwelling house. lot
21xl0O feet.
f. Sharum has sold for the ArTnor Realty Com
pany No. PA East 10th street, four story triple
tenement house, 276xS66 feet
Alexander D. Dun has bought from client OF
J Romano Brown & Co two lots the south
slde OF ls2d street 10 feet east OF St Nicholas
avenue Nj Dun owns adjoining lot He now
has a plot IS feet front. which he Will build
an apartment house investment
! Arthur Fischer has leased for Rohy Taylor
tho three story dwelling house No. - West 44th
street to Palatroni & Renigada. 20 be used as a
I-rench-Italian restaurant. also sold tho lease and
furnishings of No 2H West 3sth street to Daniel
4 Williams. also leased for S May to H Rallies
Arm.
The Irving Judis Building and CONSTRUCTION Iofl
PAM sold the new SIX story apartment house at
tie southwest corner Of Cathedral Parkway dltth
street, and Amsterdam avenue The house fronts
% n feet in Amsterdam and 100 feet in the
parkway
he BIois E. Eldridse sold for Mrs Kate cullen
70 Robert r Kelly No. 219 East 2sth street. a
three story dwelling house. lot 1s.6Kl00 feet
Daniel RiriSaN & 60. have sold Tor Inc estate
NJ clarence l. Stephens No. Il3 Greene street a
FIVE story building. lot 22Xl-'Ns"N Hr'Su''l-
Isidore / Levine and NJ. Either have sold for
Herman j. Robin to Harry schwartz NJ" 'lZ 10
-o W,s, 1soth street i've three story dwelling
houses on = plot l305xl0o feet.
William Wolns Sons have sold for the j Nhi' g
estate 10 a client OF II. y. kohn four story
i,,,Ia eo,ro,,se with store No. 1925 Second ave
nue on a lot 35xSo feet. 70 Fdelmuth Brothers
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

troc-ese made since 1876. The period from 1903 70
tl. end ,sf -Hc old year practically forms an epoch
in realty trading In 1903 the big operators and in
vestors were awaiting the opening Of the subway
Al that tine number of the big leaders were busy
planning an extensive campaign IN the upper zones
of he greater city and in many eastery and south
erly suburban districts Briefly. they were focusing
their energies in sections which were expected to
he hrouEht much nearer. regards the running
time ur trains the City Hall Manhattan. on ac-
count Of tzing within the subway zone Some or
those leaders had bought many block fronts on
Washington Heights and in the Dyckman districts
and in a large number OF the principal regions OF
The Bronx. which were then numbered among the
vacant territories and which were traversed BY a
sl1.lr Of the subway. OF those leaders the late
charles T Ra-ney undoubtedly the largest
,,,,ve- Of r7roner-y for speculative purposes Mr.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
JACKSON AYE. PROJECT.
Uork Of Changing the Grade of the
Thor0ughfGre Being Rapidly Done.

Under the direction Of Engineer CroweH Of the
Queens. Department OF Highways more than haif
Of the work on the elevation OF Jackson avenue.
beginning at the terminal of the greensboro
Bridge. has been completed in less than three
months. and IL is likely that the entire improve
Tnent will be f1ished bout February /
The elevation begins al Skilirnan avenue and ex-
tends to Reete avenue The work on the southern
half of the thoroughfare including the gradual
raising of one line Of the tracks Of the trolley
road without interruption traffic has been IN
ished- The tracks on the north side will also be
raised without inconvenience to trolley passengers
and automobile and carriage traffic will be divert
ed temporarily 10 the south side OF the avenue
The completion of this improvement together with
the opening Of the viaduct Thompson avenue
over the tracks Of the Long Island Railroad, VIII
give to North Shore residents two unbroken auto
mobile roads, free from grade crossings, connect
ing with Manhattan by tho Greensboro Bridge.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
THE ATIENFI

Barney confined his operations almost entirely TO
that great section yf land north Of Manhauanville
end Including the Washington Heights and tbe
Dycixman districts
Soon after the opening Of the subway in lSOi the
r,,sero,t toward tre residential districts Of
-be civ assumed phenomenal proportions and re-
erf.ed in attracting the real estate field of the
,,et-,,.oIis hundreds of persons who had never be
Sore se,,, identified Q5th the local real estate mar
L. So crett was roe rush among persons Of many
,-ears- experience IN tie realty market and Out
ae-s Ia become buyers and also improyers OF plots
On ,l. HEIGHTS ami Ia lie Dyckman districts. and
7so II, MANY Of The eastery districts Of The Bronx.
.s.. II vae = most di1igut task tu keep track OF
,s,a ,.x-e- .!ucs created a= result of Il-s EISan
,ic purchasing movement Vast fortunes W"r"
,,7e at that riuo from many realty operations In
be ,,r,rar zone and plans were formulated for tiie
commencement 90 large part Of those territories
-r.ara ..r- Few ri@lt pu-Sostrings I'm these Cnys
= ,,a.s the liz specuato-s and other persH-s con-
,eo;ed vit. The upbudins of the norilerly sections
= -, .,-.,er city think twice as whether or not
- ,,,T,.i. sing and building movements. mainly
.t.,igrtai,l. 10 the opening of the subway, would
,,.i,,,,o owe. = long period. ia fact il seemed
q 49, ,ls,s as il the name of realty possessed n
-. .,aari,g and that the sound Of the word
t mos, liberal loans could he obtained os no'-
ICES in the building line-
wH..x LOANS WERE EASILY GOT.
,.,, ,,,,aey s-1len.y fer ~ Kinds os building op
.rs:tc.s. MIaeiasI piaaLed by vel known b1i-de1S
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
REALTY STRENGTH SHOWN
OTER a8eGo0O09 INFESTED IN NEU M4NHATT4N
BUILDINGS LAST YE4R.
Tr FIqthou Projects The BTOnrOuook 1" the P7"9P0l
Districts Of the Greater City,

or beginners il realty fields. it IS no wonder mat
vast areas Of land transformed, as II were III
a day into attractive apartment house. hathouse
and dwelling house districts. Nor is II any cause
wondernent that under such apparently rose'lte
conditions scores OF well known men III iedi'!
walks burdened themselves with too mucA prop
ertv and that thousands Of wage earners whose
means would not permit them 10 be factors in the
trading on the Heights, in the Dyckman dls'rlc's
or in the central or easterly sections Of The Bronx
became overwhelmed with the desire TO be -aid o""
and sought 10 satisfy that desire III Suou '7''
zones far remote from the places which measure
I'D to the standard Of attracuveness auring 10 big
investors and operators
The realty strength OF the greater city was III
creased many millions by the buildings erected aS
a result of the extensive purchasing movement
which followed the opening Of the subway. Inc
larger number of those buildings were heeueu -
f-,;sb oo,nr,odIops homes 70 thousands Of persons
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

Most eL -.a principal residential. business 55i-H
-l.stfe centres on Manhattan Island and in The
Bronx were considerably enlarged last year, more
than So 5000 beng invested in new Manhattan
buildings. OF that sum more than So0cco" was
spert IN erecting modern loft and Office structures
in the downtown districts. a feature OF the con-
st-uction work n The Bronx III the year was the
building OF mere fathouses than in 1871
Throughout the year the trading was marked by
p broadening OF activity in the business zones of
Manhattan and by larger speculative and building
operations on Washington Heights and the Dyck-
districts and II many easterly sections or The
Bronx Without a great improvement in condi-
ticns affecting realty progress such achievements
would have been impossible. Such a change for
better did take place year. and the records
for the year plainly reveal that fact.
To get a clear idea C what vast Improvement
took place in real estate fields In the last year
I; is absolutely necessary TO measure carefully the
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

1893 to date are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
CONGRESS TO BE FORMED SOON.

Not more than ten new organizations Of property
owners will need to be formed IN Manhattan in or
der to establish a complete and impartial represen-
tation in the Taxpayers Congress
Practically of the old bodies of taxpayers will
cover their own territory Some OF them will take
in several divisions OF the fOrty-one into which
Manhattan has been divided
Downtown districts and business sections gen
orally are not covered by existing organizations
Chairmen Of divisions Of the congress In those dis
trfcts VIII begin a campaign next week From
their responses already they expect to have local
organizations in good working order, with strong
membership rolls within few weeks.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

who had recently come 10 the city 10 live. and 20
vast numbers Of persons living in the thckly popu-
lated districts cf city who seeking TO get
away from those congested residential regions
TRADING IN 1906
nent showed no signs Of diminishing in volume
.s7tn the fall Of 1906 Then OF the big realty
dealers inclined TO oIInon that certain parts OF
the newer residential zones had been oTerbuilt
especially with hathouses. and that scores OF the
new houses were badly constructed
This idea quickly spread and III short time
there were signs Of a marked decrease IN building
activity in the upper parts Of the city and a
broadening Of speculative ana investment buying
IN many Of the older sections OF the city. par
+ic4,rar1,, in the business This lessenlng OF
building activity in the northerlv districts pract-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
Swimming.
SWIMMING Scientifically Taught.
Swimming
Heated nonIr- PROF pALTON 29 Wsst 44tl

4 ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
y The Tribune received their Uptown ONCE No.
1864 Broadway between Both and S7th st until
O'Clock o m Advertisements the following
branch offices at regular p m
VIZ: ga Sth ave ed st. 153 9th ave
18th St: lO4 East st. 257 42d between
18th and Sth aves 18TH ST; 1885 Sd ave
30 ave st: 1908 LIST S9th ST:
East 125th st $50 fremont ave ave. and any
American District Telegraph once.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

BOSTON Road % s. 100 Il e Of i50th ST story
rramc sigma tower. 31XlG. Int borough
Rapid ol Ir0nSl, @Ist . o. '''' $50
T-15e-cIfue ave W : - l , : % Washington
RrldFe. sto dwelling 2lNI2- John
ha'SeT '""e' I''-e .ee.....'....- 6ooO
14g.h St 24pso = OF 81 AIMS ave,
a,%rE ChSrles st@gmayeT. architect eos, 1900
simpson 81. s l94l It q: Westchester
a.e: story brick tenements ioX"56
each. American Real Estate GO. owner: -
Sruuvay. architect: total cost leu "oH
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
TO TALK ABOUT APPRAIsALs.

+ IL Gilbert OF J. Edgar Leaycraft Co, VIII
deliver an address "Appraisals on Iuesday
evening before the real estate school Of the west
Side branch of the Young Mems CHRISTIAN Asso-
citation No 80 West 9th street.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
TO ALTER APTHoRP APARTMENTS.

Plans have been filed for renodelling the Ap-
thorp Apartments. owned by William Waldorf
Astor the Broadway and West End avenue
block from 18th 18th street. New staircaSes IN
the service court are to tie built the passageway
altered and tie ornamental towers of the roof
changed by closing the arChed openings Inc
changes to he made from designs by clinton
& Russell. architects at a cost OF 5000
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
SALE OF A sEDGwIoK AVENUE PLOT

Bernard Srnyth & Sons have sold for the White
hall Realty Company a plot on the easteriy side OF
Sedgwick avenue. 1+s feet south OF Depot Place
and extending TO 169h street. 1t fronts 1914 feet
on SedglcicIz avenue and IL feet in 18Th street
LIS depth IS 25 feet
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
BROOKLYN BANK TO INCREASE CAPITAL

Albany. Jan Superintendent Williams OF tho
10 had granted permission 20 the Broadway Bank
Of Brooklyn 10 increase its capital stock from
$50 900 to s200GOO and open a branch office at
MNrtle avenue and Eleecker street BrookIyn
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
TRADING IN JEROME AVENUE.

Z H Ludlow & Co. have sold for a client plot
OF five lots tho east side Of Jerome avenue. 200
feet north Of 1891 street, to the Etheiia Realty
Cornpany. The buyer will erect two story dwelling
houses with stores tho site.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
PHYSICAL TRAINING.

PROF. LEON L GROLL STUDIOS. IIq "
l95th--SchoCl Physical Training: ladies'
children. gentlemen: weight reduced: body
development guaranteed. .bo Tlroom dancing
taught: lessons. strictly Private S. Also
Rrrzx dAncinG tzaxht
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
BU1LD1NG LOAN CONTRACTS

AZ. II " cor rG6th 12xg7':
Green~i'h Mortgage 20 '''Ai'' - s395
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
Instruction.

MARVELLOUS NEW SYSTEM or SHORTHAND
vi Europe, signs. plain letters
any one "a nrsad 80 words minute operators can
usual SALARY gil languages Call DAY. evening
SUNDAY. l2Tth
,b,UFTT TtToR DIsENGAGED: ART OF ST. DY
= college pren@ration; former pupils in Vale tarv ARD
columbia; would travel. YALE Tribune Uptown OF
llns BrOnlWaN
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
Furnished Apartments to Let.

Il .rvSRnROT-cH STUDIOS OVERLOOKING CE---
III traI PARK. owned and occupied by artists and 1r
= Daone few desirable apartments Be REM
In-5f@ss.cnaI and business people restaurant +
''C,rsrrf,r which serving the besr
o!bote Iinuer IN YORK., and only I5c Pictures h.
famous artists always on ytey az Jne Gaze. p
apartments see Mtt MiL<l-f@t' VS. 1'll sI Gains
borough Studios
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
FURNITURE REPAIRED. REFINIsHED

OFFICE. house furniture refinished pol
ished. repaired at your residence: lowest
price: first class work guaranteed. send
postal VIM Van Vloten, SOS W Goth St
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
PHOTO REToUCHING.

PHOTO RETOCCHING for professionals
and amateurs. photo and lantern slide
CoIorinC lessons given. Mrs V E Brown.
I2l E,nat In s
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
Country Property for Sale.

$4,000 FOR APPLES
one season from IL send Tor Virginia
u that gives The details also fully describes this ~
scr fsrrI with sp-iry pasture for 700 s-
apple orchard. estimated to br 59'o cords ot WOOD
"a oIO fe-t 0f timber room house stable and
,TfrJrrrs- u, SETTLE affairs iUU'diateIy only sl1
See ,.ataifz page II STFtOJI CO. ScotrsvIls Va
WILL. SELL. you 500 RES THAT SHOULD PAY
W for itself ia two years made '"'~ on S0NN
zoos dwelling. SIX tenant houses and
barns and other Improvements. raises cotton. e--
tobacco. Eay. and 100 acre prach DF,haT1 .s-
.1tnoad 10 $50 crates 19oS CROP two railroads an
station !. mile Off. church and SCHOOLS = niles.
Arer9cts Ca 1000 p0pulari1H- AMI nEe Counr s-f
esreciaIfv Improved for dairy and cattle Feeding e.
ar minimum cost. Numerous applicants now. zs
h., rrsf mail 70 ". z GARTH. Attorney. B1zlrs
Green XIV CaUrery started on -sliS farm- a.!
,riI form company for all - il II desired
WANTED OWNER GOING ABROAD WISHES
w purchaser for his suburban residence Stla,s.
about ten miles from New York CITY f-N'ei.ent tsl
service IDEAL home with paris n-HsS m %
rafgez fruits and sur-lrhrry- %Fe-s 1- 70 le %
b. appreciated address OLIF AIt-t- 10 Exehsas
Place. Jersey city. y j.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
STAMPS AND COINS.
WOOD FLOORS.

OLD COINS. medals. paper money. bOusat
sold. Thomas l. Elder. % f sd st. y. T.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

DyERTISEMENTS AND
y The Tribune received Al
Tgs4 broadway. between "otf
o..rorL 70. N Advertisement
S-arrb or7Crs a. regular office
VIZ. 264 Sth ave. 3 COZ
10Th s.. lO4 East l4tn 8,
T'h and sth aves-. 265 " cst
al ave. near Glst st. l5oS
East i25th st. T56 fremont
American District Telegraph
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
Brooklyn Property for Sale.

1.-TWO FAMILY HOUSE IMPROVEMENTS: EXTRA
81 lIG usgrthIv interest S5l5
Iton ave. ACKERMAN. 1s7 Ciree1vich. tel Cort 4Is
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

INSCRIPTIONS FOR
their Uptown once. No.
st and 3Ith - until 2
received at the follow :
rates until : o'clocK = ~
23d 81 15G 9th ave cor.
1IT West +2d ST between
9th ST. 1885 81 ave. l626
=. ave. near SHth st -
ave $50 81 ave. and my
Office.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
Country Property to Let.

yTIO r2F-NT- PT.lINFIEI.D. y i'm FINEST RESI-
Il F-1r- district Large. l191-0'-ol= residence. IS
---r-s two bathruor.s electric fixtures sunny.
rhaarrtI home. uuC surrounding ~--aHl with a7o--
-Ir+f,ns FOR f7-sr horses carriages E-uri7
Sr,agaI rates 1~-- Apply T. r. T. Ii-'.. tlH
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
COLLECTIONS

No collection co charSs- Perfectly 70
s7snzibI~ Murray Co7ect1ln Ca. 2e6 EruaG-
yxsE Tai xzZ&-Gcrt
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
Country Board.

SSF ar TWO CHILDREN: quiet. refined home
OCE Orn,ntr" Address KINDERGARTNER, $40 E 2Sd city
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
LINE POIITRY.

LIVE POULTRY bOugh. for
FE3 cash. highest market prices. bank
III references. We sell all kinds i've
~ poultry; prompt delivery SEN-
- MEL & POLLACk. GIL E 18th
l. y. Y. Tel 252-Gramercy-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
Real Estate.
To Let for Business Purposes

desk AND OFFICE ROOM, s. ~ Up. LARGE r,
II small. all facilities A'kEEMAS- Isl Grsenwie5
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
REPAIRING.
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.
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