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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-02-20

you wani ~ apply * ar Compare tht
ference IL the cos; os the s-51 -
and he lt-5 and yog wtl3 Sc boa
II ach you save sy planting after ponH
and clover and stable ruauute Th.a
difference in cost @. fertilizer sa aat
all you save The Increase In cro9
w!.l 20 much larger than the d3Tcr
cnce la coat OF fertilizer
To DO the mixing put one-:ourth 'n
onc-'hird OF toa on The aoor. ,ha
bctrE much easier 70 mix than a ton
Take a shovel and change II from ore
posif!oa 20 another by pouring q out
O.. shovel on Top ~ he pile u al.
roll over tie pile and mix all riEht
Z, 81 "a; be changed I've times 20 get
x uniformly mlxed. nothing Iena wl.l
ul1 IL all right Hoes wl.l mix Is b.
dragging 8, from one pile 20 another
r aoac ave times !! tou ~ klnG
is not needed YOU can mix any
arnouni you need by nAiuE same per
cen. OF each kind OF material that
you wou!d Ia making ton
a. c. =.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-02-20
~. Tools That VIII Keep soil Pine
and Level

Neasrt Editors The disc harrow
Ia Erca. and good implement 30
follow the tara plow with ia maktue
good seed bed This is important.
and so b. the Work ~ tn" cultivate
Ia Keeping the soil ilnc. smooth and
Jewel throughout the cultivation ~
th~ crop And This We cannot aEptd
10 nrgl~ci In he cultivation 81 art
hp~i crop
40, nfty years ago. as soon a. The
corn got high enough wc plo@ed Il
with a one horse turn plow. t~o fur
rosa 10 row. heapiug the cold dirt
10 the corn when 81 needed sunshine
worae Then we would burst ihr
rulddlrs With long and aide shovel
plow as deep ms horse could pull ~
And as has been said. What fools We
morials were. IN this respect al
t...st r. j FAULKNER
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-02-20

II actual merit alone prevailed the DE LAVAL cream
separator would be the only made sold or used.
But the dairy farmer with his dollars is allurng
proposition those who need the money, that every
brings with crop OF separator fakes and
fables with of the old conuTers again and always
Fcw fresh ones.
Last year the and improved line of DE LAVAL
machines literally swept the field This year everybody
machine which the thing they universally harp
upon their talk and advertising. But il is mostly bosh
and There mighty little them. No
De Laval. patents have expired that there nothing
else new that they lay hold OF this year.
There's the usual crop Of fakrs approprang the facts
Of DE LAVAL separator use and the endorsements DE
LAVAL sepaTatoTs have received and quoting them
though they applied their inferior limitations of the
standard cream separator
There's the concern which makes inferior disc sepa-
rator and speaks of the disc separator being the
chine which has universally in Europe the home
OF tho disc Separator True but it the De LAVAL that
has done the winning in Europe has in America
There's the political separator with the
year cents Trademark whose claim it is be hoped
nobody believes and which anfcs,y practices the
mans theory that the great American public
likes to be fooled.
There's the only concern which has stuck to the aband
oncd DE LAVAL hollow bowl" OF so years ago but will
this desperately join the wear back DE
LAVAL. limitations with disky bucket bowl" machine
There's the Trust, striving TO complete its monopoly
OF dealer and farmer harvesting much cost separator
pcrencc largely the expense OF buyersoruse through
irving build separator like ordinarily made farm
machinery.
There's the mail order outfit with their cheaplv
made machines bought here and there made BY them
selves sold under the real manufacturers name all claim
np earth and many OF the things that should be below
But the merry lot changes and dwindes every year
They gradually drop and leave their unfortunate patrons
peSs with trashy machines More will fade this
wear The dairy farmer, like the creameyman is coming
something OF separators He doesn't swallow
claims easily 9S per cent of the worlds creamery
men use DE LAVAL machines. The percentage of farm
users with nothing else is always increasing
There isn't a single why every who buys
cream separator this year should buy DE LAVAL.
There why he should The best
more than grades of inferior initiating machines
A DE LAVAL. catalogue may be had for the asking.
\ DE LAVAL. machine may be tried for the asking.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1909-12-11
auevs,, o "a. srotnsrnooe.

The brotherhood, an organization
which has for fits object the forming
Of a Young Mems Christian assOcia-
tion at Denver, Colo, is meeting with
encouraging success. The organization
was begun In 1908 and up to the pres
ent time has a membership Of about
200. 1t has collected over a thousand
dollars and has the hearty support o.
the central 7. n. C. A, which has also
assured our men that 1t viii aid them
financially. The recent lecture Melted
the Brotherhood 1851. Afro-Americans
in Denver win soon have a full 1edged
Young Mems Christian association.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1909-12-11
REPUBLICAN HYPOCRISY.

lie Seeming Triumph Over the Negro
Politically Only Temporary.
Hon. R. l. Smith OF Paris. Tex. for
years deputy internal revenue collector.
with headquarters in the city above
named. and Hon. NJ. NJ. Rodgers OF La
grange. Tex. deputy internal revenue
collector. with headquarters at Austin,
have both been asked to vacate their
positions. thus reducing the number Of
colored men holding federal jobs in
Texas outside the postofice depart
ment TO one-Hon. Nathaniel Quientin
Henderson Of Columbus, Tex. he Is
In the revenue service. Be It remem-
bered that a Republican sits In the
White House and is supposed to be
guided in matters Of appointments in
Texas by State Chairman G. A. Lyon,
also a Republican. with headquarters
at Sherman. Tex. More and more II
grows apparent that the latter day
Republicanism does not comprehend
the colOred man
- ACA "AAACAN AOllFs
He has his remedy. II is on the In
side Let him look to himself and re-
member that in all things merit has its
reward. The Vaccinations Of enemies
and the combination Of hypOcrites can
not change the memorable laws Of fate
As the Negro more nearly and clearly
demonstrates to the world his capacity
for self government. for the discharg-
ing Of those functions which mark the
upright and intelligent citizen. be viii
come into bis own.
The fact that Republican hypocrisy
and prejudice have temporarily III
umphed over the Negro IN the matter
OF acquiring his political and civil
rights does not Of necessity constitute
q discouraging element The colored
man has but to look to the future and
make good. Time Is a great leveler
and constitutes a factor with which
mankind must reckon. and It Is posi-
bic that this great question Of the
rights Of q race may be settled right
Dallas Express.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1909-12-11

R. NJ. Harvey's Barber shop. 1924
State street. .
J. S. Dorsey's drug store, 20 W. 51st
street, near Dearborn.
A F. Tervalon. cigar store and
news stand 1904 State street
R. J. Jones, news stand, barber
shop and pool room, 1894 State street
ThOs. H. Crump, news de1ler no
lions and stationery, 1904 State
! street.
George L Martin, maker Of fne
cigars and news stand, IS W. s1st
street, near State.
Mrs. Nellie Phelps, cigars, notions
and news stand, 81 W. 51st street
near Dearborn.
W. s. Cole cigars, tobacco and
news stand. "a W. s1st street, near
Dearborn.
Philip Smith, cigars, tobacco and
news stand W. 9th Street.
T. B. Hall, laundry once, tobacco
and news stand, III W. 2sth street
near State.
Mrs. Jas. h. Lewis, notions, cigars
and news stand, Is W. s6th street
near state.
B. Davis cigars, tobacco and news
stand. s5s2 State street
E D. Burt. notions and news stand
1885 State street
W. NJ Maxwell notions. cigars to
bacco, CONNECTIONS and news stand
5252 State street.
L. Miller shoe shining parIOr ana
news stand, 80 W. s7th street. near
Dearborn.
J. P. wInstead. cigars, notions ana
news stand T. Ssd street, near
James ". Graves, cigars, tObaeoO
md news stand. sOos state street
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1909-12-11
PLENTY OF ROOM HIGHER UP


Business Men More conssrvativo-Ths
Prepared Man Gets the Job.
There are twelve Afro-American let
Ter carriers IN the postal service at
Museogee. Okla. and two more on the
eligible list who win enter the service
Oct L This Is encouraging. Let our
young men and women prepare them
selves to eli positions Of trust and re-
sponsibility both In the government
service and In private corporations.
Merit counts and persistence wins.
More and more business men are be
coming less clannIsh and more con-
sentative. and the person that Is pre-
pared to al important places IN the
commercial world WIN get them nine
times out Of ten now where years ago
fitness had little bearing when an
Afro-American applied for the poSi-
ton. There Is plenty Of room higher
up. Let us 90 up with confidence and
possess some Of the lucrative places
Get them and then an them with abIl-
~. hnDa@fv and sincerity -Dodson.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1909-12-11
THE PHELPS-SToXES FUND
Tuskesee and Calhoun Remembered In
Miss Stokes viii.

Tuskesee and Calhoun Remembered In
Miss Stokes viii.
The will Of Miss Caroline Phelps
Stokes. daughter of the late James
Stokes, who died on April &c at Red
lands. Cal, was recently filed for pro-
bate. 1t makes specific requests Of
nearly 100000. most Of which goes to
charity and educational institutions.
The residue Of the estate she directs
to be made into what Is to be known
as the Phelps Stokes fund.-" TO be
used for the erection Of tenement
house dwellings in New York city and
for the education Of Negroes. the North
American Indians and needy and de-
serving white students through schools
similar TO those at Mortified. Mass,
and the Peck Industrial school at Ashe-
vile. y. c." This fund is to be under
the direction Of a board Of trustees
composed OF the Protestant Episcopal
bishop OF New York, the chancellor OF
New York university. the Rev. DR..
Lyman Abbott. Newton p. Caroline
n. P. Helen U. z. and Olivia E. p.
Stokes, together with Grace II. Dodge.
F. Louis Slade. Mabel Slade and Ar
thur Curtiss James.
The Tuskegee Normal and Industrial
institute Of Tuskegee. Ala; the Cal
houn ColOred school Of Calhoun, W.
Va. and the Peabody Home For Aged
and INDECENT Women at West Farms.
N. Y. receive each $4,000. to be used
in the erection Of chapels. The Burn
ham Industrial farm at Canaan. N Y.
gets n like amount
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1909-12-11

Calvin BoWdry, an Afro-American In
the employ Of n. W. Webert at Bis
marx. n. D., who drew claim No. 2
in the Cheyenne and Standing Rock
land lottery at Aberdeen, s. D., re
Gently. Is, according to Judge Witten,
the fBt Afro-American to draw a lead
er's prize. Mr.. Bowdry's claim Is said
to be worth $4,000. He is twenty-five
years Of age and very ambitious TO
become one Of the leading business
men Of fha hayo
Basarians and Beer.
Bavaria remains easily ahead IN its
Consumption Of beer for last year. We
are told It drank 2z8 quarts for every
man. woman and child IN the king
dom. Though the ladies assist. We
may set aside the children and con-
Glide that the average BaEarian nan
d not far outside q gaiioa q day-
Westzinster Gazstta.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1909-12-11
Orphan AsyIum's Annual Dinner.

The annual southern dinner Of the
Brooklyn Howard Colored Orphan
asylum, which Is considered one OF the
most important social events Of the Inv
stitutlon. will he given this year on
Wednesday. Nov. IL, under the ladies'
auxiliary TO the board OF managers.
Superintendent James H. Gordon Is
conducting the affairs Of the asylum
in an able and businpsslike manner
and has the confidence Of the public
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1909-12-11
MeksespOrt Knights Big Event.

Tube City company, No. 9. uniform
rank, knights OF Pythias, Of McKees-
port gave fits third annual reception
recently at the North Avenue rink,
and II was q splendid success. Among
the visiting companies taking part in
the drill were the worlds champions
Elite company. No. 5. Of Pittsburg.
Captain Carter commanding. and J. c.
Ross company Of Braddock. command
Cd by Captain Boyd. Among the honor
guests were Matthew A. Henson, Com
mander Peary's companion to the
north pole; Brigadier General Frank
A. Sutton. General A. NJ. Burress. Ma
jOr John Childness. Colonel Williams.
Harry Stewart and Charles Stinson.
The guests were dined at the Hotel
Montgomery and expressed them
lelves as delighted with the open
landed hospitality shown them.
Somsthing In Luck
sDo you believe there Is anything fn
lnekYs asked the young man.
~Yes," answered tbs home grown
philosopher. There % q lot Of tntsl-
iissncs ana pezssvsrsses in it"-DS
troll Tribune
Business Progress At Washington.
The success Of the National Benefit
association at Washington has been
phenomenal BY thrift and ecOnoms
the managers have been able 20 meet
an Of their OBLIGATIONS and have saved
enough to enable the association 20
purchase additional property recently.
which wfD be rsmodeled for business
purposes
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1909-12-11
THE BROAD Ak CAN BE FOUND
ON SALE AT THE FOLLOWING
NEWS STANDS.

From, On and After This Date, The
Broad Ak Can Be Found on Sale
At the Following News Stands:
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1909-12-11
Chateau De La PIaisance

5s242e state Street
Offers for the Winter Unique and
Superb
ROLLER SKATE PROGRAM
Every night In the week from q
u p. N. with the following
variations:
SKATING from 2 to 1o:3o-DaneIns
from 1880 to u p. N. every Tues
day, Friday and Saturday night, with
the best Orchestra music. Cash Skate
Prize Contest every Wednesday, Sun
day and Monday night.
GO where you will, pay what you
may; but the CHATEAU leads In real
wholesome heaIth-sIVIns entertain
ment Come away from the Stuffy,
tubereuIar, 5 cent death given, cheap
theatre and enjoy the InVIsoratlns,
health-sIVIns atmosphere Of the
Admission, 10 cents--One dime
LELAND GIANTS BASE BALL
& AMUSEMENT ASSN.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
Swimming
SWIMMING SCIENTIFICALLY TAUGHT
-. aonla Pa nALT0E- q Maa- A4Ih ST
School dgenc1es.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEA CHEERS AGENCY.
Professors Teachers Tutors. Covernesses
80 COLLEGES schools and Families Apply
Mrs NJ YOUNG FULTON q linton Square
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06

road is Just receiving the finishing touches. This
Improvement which is expected TO be perfected IN
a few weeks, consists Of new terminal 10 replace
the old one near the Manhattan Beach Hotel
which the railroad agreed to remove when Austin
Corbin began 10 develop into residential park the
land between the Oriental and Manhattan Beach
hotels That land IS now being sold at private sale
by Joseph P. Day.
The new terminal is nearly twice the size Of the
old one. and is located midway between the Man
haitian Beach Hotel and Brighton Beach, where the
old boardwalk used 10 be.
Besides the terminal, other Improvements, includ-
ing the removal Of the grade crossing at Neptune
avenue viii cost the railroad upward of $4,000.
Passenger traffic TO the seashore is now chiefly
handled by the Brooklyn Rapid Transit. said Pres-
dent Peters Of the Long Island Railroad yesterday.
He added that he hoped TO see the railroad, with its
new equipment in operation, carry q goodly number
Of the persons TO the ocean front that now go by
trolley roads.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06

going to be built by the Charlotte Realty Company,
a plot the east side Of Charlotte street
about 1s5 feet south OF Boston Road six four story
fathouses TO cost $4,000. viii be built by Mont
gomery Maze on a plot on the north side Of Beck
street. about iS2 feet west Of LegFet avenue at a
cost S9ocoo and at the southeast corner Of lsoth
street and vyse avenue the Forbes Construction
Company is going 10 invest S91oo In three five story
dathouses.
Clara Weidhopf is building row Of four four
story brick hathouscs at the northeast corner Of
I7oth and Eristow streets and at the northeast cor
rer Of 16Sd street and Intervale avenue a a25.oo
aathouse is being built by the Johnson -Fzohn Com
pauv. 4 row Of three Eve story fathouses is being
built hy the Vale Construction Company on plot
on the westerly side Of 1ntervale 2l6 feet
north Of Freeman street, and on plot on the
westerly side Park avenue, about lo7 feet south
of lSth street, FIVE four story fathouses, TO cost
S75nQ are being built by John Kendall Two five
story fathouses TO cost S6ooo have been projected
for a plot on the westerly side Of the Southern
boulevard l75 feet south Of Crotona Park East. by
the Moorhead Realty Company. The total cost
viii be $1,000
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
An IDEAL HOME COLONY.
Being Built on the Roslyn Estates
Tract IN the VbeatIey Hills.

The work Of building ten concrete au-year homes
on an extensive development known Roslyn Es-
tates near the station Roslyn Long Island.
was begun last week by the Dean Alvord Com
pauy Many Of these houses will be ready for
cupancy next fail Recent sales Of plots in the
development show that the demand Tor sites there
Is rapidly increasing. \. B. Poome, Of Brooklyn.
has bought a large plot Mineola avenue. near
the Hampstead Turnpike, which he will improve
with fine house
Roslyn Estates comprises 2U acres Of rolling
woodland IN the heart Of the Wheatley HIS one
Of the highest districts the North Shore section
The elevation Of The property varies from 200 10
800 feet In laying out the estates the aim has
been to avoid city block effects and consequently
the streets and avenues follow natural course
between hills making the plots irregular in size
and shape
one or rla notable features of Roslyn Estates
from an investment point OF view is that the de-
velermert was not subjected TO repeated sDecula-
tion and syudfcatiug previous TO its present trans
formation so that the cost of the land to the de-
,sfarers and consequently 20 home seekers, has
NOT been raised 10 au inflated figure. and as q re
s,.lt values have not been anticipated
Extensive work fs nov IN progress On the road
WAYS. which are being macadamizcd and extended
N--.- rersous yyro boaEht az Prospect Park South,
o.. T,-o..-Iyr ruea IT was opened and since have
ars ra.-. lu1laas residential plots at Roslyn Es-
-rrss Before next sp-iuG approaches Roslyn Es-
-.-,s ,,fr b. a well developed home colony.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06

OYSTER BAT-FLvE ACRES. 500 FEET SHORE
~ front riparian rights covering additional four
acres fronting Oyster Bay arto- modern dwelling is
alsc-~l--.- city water. stable.
price $4,000 large mortgage at
interest, Of the attractive places L5uE
F. E szEUEGER. 15s s-h ave- Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
oPoNy BUILDERS BUSY
rrlTORS ALSO ACTIYE.
Mn, I.aielu FHod for NaHy Large
FlatbOuSeS.

- s-- r-arN properties has considera-
- I'.9 I'.l- recently one or the principal zones
hv SID -. --,---5-se- 70 he the Hunts Point
q s.- rs.ea district 'se American , Bank Bank. Note s
-sr'7 ~H-z 20 group together under one
c--7a r-s--hss oT SIS plant now scattered
- - .-- greater city
t,-7-- ---. transaction reported this season
e A- ~ a~-r.- Weyl & Co. ~ plot
US .-- e.-,-rr.r-r- corner of Park avenue
81. street The plot WAS bought ny John
SO -. Win sasl5 aa the site nine four story
ss-o ,.s-. similar to the row erected by
~. ,ss.e.ly side q Webster avenue 's feet
- -.--- street. The Spcfora Estates also
s-' .... season "a tHaet 0f twenty-five acres
t-F -r- westerly side az HUNTS Point
----- --r Eee- F-r-h az N's'eT street ana
frs7.. -- -s.-f- TIE fsat Of the Eastern Rou'e-
ss'a1 .--ee parcel between Kendall and
-. ..---a-s. extending f-on the eas5e1.y s'ae
--.-- avenue 20 Drake street Whittier.
1.. ----- FaEa and Crste- streets and
.-- r-.-- s. r7-l ard Randall avenues extend
g 81. -----.srs This property IS within TWO
t- --. -.-e 20 He improved hT the American
s-sts -. --.-z-y. and IS near the tract OF lo'
fla ,----- Is sS-,laye- Grant, c. X g. Billings
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
Brook-An Praperta - s.

C0O 00O CORNER PROPERTY lsS~ils lAp5,oIS
tSjU4OUU ing waterfront proQcf-st- easy e--~-
MASON, EsEWGS avs. s1s-s-- ~---
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
Country Board.
Country Board Wanted.

n A%TFp rooms board. in private chris
Ian family gor months OF July and August. location
on sound over hour and hait troil Ntt
York adults child ter not 70
read $50 weekly. references eNrEauged ADDRESS WIN
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4 ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FC1h
a Ths Tribune received their Uptown once NO
1qrt ROADWAY between sGth and 3TIh st u1tu
o'-fa~g n m Advertisements received az tn- fc9"lhE
tranch orlces regular office rates Until es n
= o. St- ioS atn ave cor s.
18Th s.; lo4 East 257 West 42d s. het"esa
kak ssA AVA. alz WAz61 n Ao2z "A A9@
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
Furnished Ipartmenis to Let.

TvCRNISHED APARTMENT Ief vs. sorH ST.
Il Hotel Maryland. fully furnished. large cioser-
rooms and bath. reasonable can or address JOHN 2
BCFpETT
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
NEIT QUEENS . PLANS.
Estimated COST Of May Building
Projects &I,5j4,500.

The May building agwes FOR queens, as fur
-f-r-7 t,- S.norlrtau5enr Berger. show that last
month .!4-s we're dle6 sor Al buildings, costing
sf55450 In May 1905 permits were issued Tor
80 sg = nor cent IN the capital investment and 35S
nor cent in the. number OF new structures. Since
T.,,a,, -,lat.e have been filed for 1945 buildings
,al,ed a- sG3a9 SEQ against 1875 buildings cost
ing Siao9 2oo. during the first I'VE months OF isoS'
r-t,s most Significant feature in the current build
r,, ,,rzii0rs IS the heavy increase IN the average
COS, ~ now dwellings due 20 broader demand by
f..,r,e seekers The Sd Ward holds first place in
hs respect as the result of costly home eonstruc-
.f., %, FINISHING Malba WhiJestoue and the new
,,,.f,,s,,l,,ts along the nortu shore n the 4th
Ward the average dwelling cost is increased by the
lection of many muti-famiiy houses.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
SALE IN 78D STREET, NEAR 9TH AVE

Henry D. wInans & May have sold No East
I'D street a four story, high stoop, brownstone
house on lot % 6x022 feet for the Beekman Estate
q corporation. 10 a person who VIII occupy the
premises This house is Just east OF Fifth avenue
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
MODERN ST4TION BUILT.
Other Improvements Planned at
Manhattan Beach by L. I. Il. r.

An important transit Improvement that has es-
capped the attention of the public but the compile
ton Of which will result It is thought in an in
crease Of between 25 and 30 per cent in traffic on
the Manhattan Beach line Of the Long Island Rail
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06

TWO CHARMING DISTRICTS OF ELAIHURsT, LONG ISLAND
VIEW
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
Meetings.
asa-7a7
NQTIGE

The fo-tv-thr9 annual meeting the Society
Home for Incurables viii be held the Office OF the
Institaton Friday. June 1ith 1903 at three clock
~ the afternoon.
The anniversary exercises viii be held In the Field
Memorial chapel following the business meeting. The
Following speakers Will address the meeting.
Dr George T. Van Is Water,
Hon Thomas I. JEnses. and The
william II NcEiroy-
The Ladies' Auxiliary Board will hold reception al
the close the exercises.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
AETHDN} DEN.
FREDERIC q. WAGNER.
MONTGOMERY II. GARRISON.
ISRAEL C. JONES n T. d o MILLS.
Secretary. President.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
UPTOWN INVESTMENT DEAL.

The Frank /. Fisher Company has SOLD for L. \
Fairbanks the ave story faJhouse with stores. No
"a Columbus avenue The buyer Is investor.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
SEaSgORE COUK RY PLACE.

several acres ot land with latse Ee" a.4'5 y,-. %
N-9-th shore Lcrr Island c.n t-.-l-. ra.f5n
stricted. bcauuEl 5uIt.-- --.''7
Box 1851. New s5F", ,+-f-
- ~ -IT-sF7I,C-s15r0 CASH AND MORT
Il 80 trII tu, fu- t2-t'".a corner |
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