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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-05

Mrs Ellen Voolfolk of Chicago is
the guest OF her sister Mrs. Catherine
Stapleton and family of Tenth
street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-05

Miss Julia NJ Williams Of Jackson.
Tenn, is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs.
NJ Yale of Ninth street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-05

Jay Nickers OF East St. Louis. was
IN the city yesterday en- route home
from Vienna and visited friends hero.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-05

$500 Boys shoes. all sizes. Of EnI
styles and leather, cut 10 y i.JUI
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-01-14

One OF the bills to be introduced
in the senate soon, is one original
with Senator Wallin, that if 1t pass
es, will do away with road over
seers. Mr. Wallin has iong Thought
that this should be done. AS county
commissioner of Ward county TOR
many years, he has been in a posi-
lion to see that the average ROAD
overseer does not do good WORK.
because not being an expert, as d
rule, he does not know how. MY.
wallin's plan is to nave the work
under the supervision Of the three
suoeryisors Of each township VINO
will hire a specialist to do the
work. which if once done right, will
ramain fer all time to come. There
is something in Mr. Wallin's idea
and we are anxious to see what 1t
will become of the bill.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-01-14
WILL HE DO THIS?

AIilt Crary of the Gilmore Herald
believes Governor Burke should ap-
point onay Democrats to offlce-that
TO the victors belong the spolls.
Governor Burke however, believes
that all state institutions should be
taken out of politics, that these in
situations belong neither to Repuib-
licans or Democrats, but to ALL the
people, and in making his appoint
ments he will select both Republl-
cans and Democrats, the fitness or
the men for the positions being of
more Importance than their poll
tics. TO the average Republican
such a course seems very strange,
but it is the Democratic way, and
it is all right, too.-Devlls Lake
AS we predicted last week, Gov.
Burke has appointed Col. Peake OF
Valley City, Adj. General OF the N.
D. National Guard, altno Tommy
Poole, who has held office two years,
had the endorsement Of practically
every company of the state. The
BOYS really have no opposlmon 10
Col, Peake, but having an appre-
citation of the good work that Gen.
Poole has done for the Guard real
" ,hot that it would have been
hetter had he been appointed
Poole has refused to turn over MS
office to- Peake and the Governor
threatens TO court martial Poole
unless he obeys orders. 1t is limited
that Gen. Poole may surrender MS
office under protest, and then IN
woke Tho Jurisdiction Of the supreme
court to determine the constitutional
ouestion involved. Gen. Poole mas
secured the services OF Attorney
lawrence cf Fargo, and Gov. Burke
will be represented by Attorney
Con Miller. Attorney Gen. Miller
refuses to take the initiative, taking
the pcsition that it is for Poole
to apply to the supreme court lot
tho nrctection of whatever rights ne
NAV nave under the CONSTITUTIONS
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-01-14
THE WEATHER

We'll # has been some cold. me
thermometer has been s'cN'"s
close to the 80 below mark 1or
week or more, with no signs OF any
lot I'M The weather has been
pleasant enough otherwise anu
aside from number OF "1ppeo
ears noses and cheeks, we are
going to come out ali right in the
spring, thank you. The germs are
hacked off the forty yard line anu
rho Hon. J. Frost has them solns
come There is grave danger that
our banana trees have been ru''eo'
but then we'll raise all the oe1'er
wheat oats, flax, etc. by reason OIL
fne frost's having penetrated the
sell
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-01-14

A Ryder farmer has served notice
that no trespassing will be allowed
on his plowed lands. People in this
country are too careless about
driving over mans fields. When
man once takes the trouble to
break up the virgin sod, the travel
ers should not hamper his good
work, by continuing the old trails.
Yet who has done this very thing
About the only thing that viii
keep people OF such land Is a SIX
barbed wire fence, = ball dog and 9
gattling gun.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-01-14

Representative II. J. Linde Of
Plaza will introduce bill in the
house providing for assistance to be
given to farmers who need seed
grain and have not the wherewith
TO buy it. The bill will no doubt
meet with a good deal of opposi-
ton. especially from the eastern
part OF the state, where the country
is in a better financial condition
aud where crops have been more
ut.form. However, in some parts
of the state, Ryder for instance,
where there have been two poor
crops, certain farmers no doubt
need assistance. Such bill should
be carefully drawn up, SO as not to
give any one who does not need
assistance. an advantage Mr.. Linde
realizing that there will be some
strong opposition, has asked the
cooperation of the farmers and the
local -roie les eff the A. S. Of E.
will do what they can to assist him.
Tie Independent would like to see
srch bill pass if properly drawn.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-01-14

Senator John WalNa viii write
the independent weekly letter,
Keeping us informed as to what IL
going on in the senate during the
sixty lays that the legislature will
he in session. Mr.. Chataeld viii
cover the house, 50 our readers win
have a treat. Mr.. Chatheld's first
letter appeared last week ana va
NEST interesting.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-01-14

Senator Jonr Wallin Will at oil
aar,v date. introduce bill IN the
senate providing for normal so'iooA
to be located in Minot, and Represeh
tative Mark Chatfeld Will intro
duce a similar bill in the House
The bill has been drawn up alreads'
All of the Ward county legislators
will give the bill their hearty sup
pert, and while there is likely 10 DC
some opposition from Mof1enrS
county. the bill will probably pass
Mr. Wallin stated: II will intro
duce the bill early and Keep ever
lastingly at it until it is passed. III
va don't do anything else worth
mentioning at this session, ! want
to see this bill pass" Senator Steele
mas given valuable assistance in
drawing up the bill. Senators An
derson, Steele and Wallin. all from
Ward county, occupy seats in the
senate near one another.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-01-14

". II. Mann has promised 10 write
series of Shot essays for the In
dependent Oh, Religious Minol. Mr..
.lIaI can.G 10 tae Nous River val
Icy during the dark days, ana he
say5 Miuot had few religious PEG
pie in her then he sees big light
ahead Of NIinot he received his first
Impression that led him 10 un-
dertake the work from a remark
made by Editor Sam Clark of the
Reporter. 1t was in an editorial
written after the dedication of St.
Lees church in Minot Editor Clark
said it was a fact that AIinot was
getting better along spiritual lines
it is in view of saying much more
on the subject under consideration
which Mr. Mann holds as the most
Important of all lines that the peo-
pie of religious Minot are progress
ressing along that has induced him
to take up his pencil aud make 4
review of Minot and her church
work. Mr. Mann is al outsider hence
he is impartial.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-01-14

4 young man presented an en-
gagement ring to a lovely girl he
aad won with the remark. Il am
poor, but YOU manage as mother
does and We'll get along nicely
The young lady investigated how
mother managed" She was
wife. mother a housekeeper,
business manager, a hired girl, a
laundress, a seamstress, a member
and patcner, a dairy maid, a cook,
= nurse, kitchen gardner and a
general slave for family Of five.
'She worked from five in the
morning until ten at night, and
almost wep. when I kissed her hand
1t was 80 hard and wrinkled and
corded and unkissed When I saw
her polishing the stove, carrying big
buckets of water and great armfu.s
Of wood, often splitting the latter,
my heart failed me and it is need.
Lass to say the ring was returned
Il the wife must Drudge let the mas
band share it. II she must cook let
Aim carry the fuel, If she must
scrub let him carry the water, II
she must cknrn let him milk. the
COWS. The girl did what every cir
II sense and wisdom would do. Il
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-01-14

R. J. Woods, the Berthold drug
gist played Santa Claus and gave
away to the boys and girls all of
the holiday goods (toys) that re-
manned in his store.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-01-14

The Balfour Mining Company has
been organized with 100000 cap
itol and stocks is now for sale. The
Balfour coal is said to be a good
steam producer.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-01-14

See Grant S. Youmans for a
five year farm loan at lowest
rates. Office in new Optic bldg.
tt
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-01-14

Two Deer Creek men saw a live
sake summing himself last week.
What skfnd Of holiday cheer suuId
they have beeR drinking?
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-01-14

1 The Indian ON the new counter
felt IS bill lis crosseyed. It ought
To be easily identified. '. +. 81 &
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
REALTY NOTES.

FerHick 2. Small has leased 20 the Butterick
Publishing Company tho store ~ No. So Broadway,
Brooklyn for term oi years.
r SCOTT & son have leased for clara A Feucft-
ranger tre dwelling house No. $50 West 18th
street FOR Eve wears. also. for Lucy A Trippe the
drsH,re house No. lsS Esst 18th street for three
ysz-F
Tucker Sue, ers Z 90. have leased for Y. L.
s,o16srt tho eleventh loft in the Wheeling Build
M Nor IS and 50 West 9sth street; also, 70
Fznk a. Bangs. the twelfth loft IN the same build
hF: also for 2 term OF years, the building No IS
West ssth street and for ". Franklin Paris the
soe n no. 53 West 39th street
The Dlross Company has leased for Young
Brothers the three upper floors in No. 81 West
ssth street 20 Sarah Curtis for two Years
Herman Frankfort has sold for Mrs. {. Esner TO
Louis H Strouse d large plot OF ground at Ken
silgton Gardens, Far RockaWay, Long Island.
Albert Flnestone il the buyer Of No. 32z East
s-th street. recently sold by the estate Of Louisa
Bleb through F. H Ludlow &, Co
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
PLAN BIG WAREHOUSE
SITE N ELEVENTH IVE.
Builder Bugs -Four Lots in Fort
Washington .AUenuc.

snail volume of business was transacted yes-
-ssv in the real estate market. The most irnpor-
ant dea reported vas the sale of the old buildings
- ss7 10 sol West Goth street and No S6 10 80 F,lov
,rth avenue for Thomas J. Reilly and the Pr,lden-
t,sl Real Estate Company. The parcel forms an l.
tbsuea plot around the premises at the northeast
o-ner Of 29th street and Eleventh avenue Il has
frontage Of 75 feet on the Avenue and % 30 feet
On the street. The length of its northerly line is
about - feet
The buyer viii erect on the site a ten story fire.
rrso' warehouse FOR the exclusive use OF well
knopn drygoods firm. Horace s. Eiy & Co were
,bs brokers' IN the transaction.
zitteI sold for Caroline Y. Brown 70 Horace
barnard No 6S Madison avenue. northeast corner
n sst street. n four story ard basement stone
'front.' dwelling house lot 25xS5 feet This is the
srst sale II the property in about thirty years.
ssRson & Hobbs sold for Augustus Kranich
pot 1oN97s feet On the north side Of 10th street
q feet west OF Fort Washington avenue The pGr-
rbsser is a builder who will Improve the premises.
Jeseph r. Thomas, Of Hartford, Conn has filed
mans for remodeng the four story old-fashioned
dveIing house No. 125 East 18th street story is
a. 10 added and the FACADE made over after the
old English style. Tho facades will have broad
ornamental mullions, finished with panels Of leaded
ssss and stepped up gable cornioe roofs with deco
rstive tils. 4 large arched gateway viii open upon
the basement hall. The old kitchen win be made
into music room. with gallery extending Up into
the former back parlor. The front parnr will be
cone the new dining room. There will be
library on the second floor and the front of the
fourth story win be fitted q kitchen, a novel
arrangement of the apartments.
The house No lg7 IL now being renodelled for
4 r. Palmer into an English basement dwelling
With 2 decorative entrance haT. somewhat like
that of the house No. 13e which was rebuilt some
time ago for Frederick J. sterner.
Plans have also been filed h. Frederick G
Browne architect for the JOS West 34th Street
Conananv for making over the factory of the
Grand Rapids Furniture Company. at Nos. 4S3 and
as seventh avenue and No. l6s West 34th street.
Gitted by fire months ago, into modern loft
snd story building with elevator service for the
William r Riker g. Son Company, as lessee, 10
~ aired as the PENNSYLVANIA Terminal branch OF
.he companv's chain OF retail drug stores The
restoration Of the building is TO cost $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS,
Three FLatkOMses IN Blocker Street
Sold for 500 z68

The three six story hathouses with stores No
81 10 5e Bleecker street northwest corner OF Grove
street. on a plot 734xll79x irregular were bought
yesterday by Rosale Iiymes and several other nor
sons for S1Oo,4ss foreclosure sale held AZ the
Real Estate Exchange sslesroon Nos IA and rs
Nesey street by Joseph p. Day The sum due nm
the property Was about S5S0 000. subject 10 a mort
gage Of Sso,oOo The buyers were the plaintiffs IN
the action The other auction sales resulted as fol-
lows.
By Bryan Z Kennedy
ST. ana ana Ie 6essasDi sg5a st. , la ga IT q % aye
10 Mrs Z Muller for ssS.oco i''AiOO vol sale
obas.' 9s5 and "eI' e :, ESsFs g S,s, p
scrine GuInick sst II F Marker ct al; ii = knoeppel
sn S sge TO- 10 Eo % prior mges assresatng $4,000 the
sly & bldg II nSsssTRsa59 s9hGT%ane sfe ct Al rs as s
rff an amt ii,e SO 49o Of; taxes etc $iG5 35 10 the
.r1 ASs Y cor 10th st losxlos Unionport; North
fFn g PAM Bank Of \ agt II pemmere ct al clifford H &
etc sl9o sub prior mige $4,000 to the plaintiff
ST. JOS ss,D lGe's bsti. St 70 ot Park or1ool
IssnGr n had "a = on & Ney 1@ is9s since campbell
.ds,,is JscAson M ave cor 1880 72x25 sty tnnlt:
Medemeyer had on June % 1893 since: d ] clad
6ais 'a tnnt m ls part; all right. title, ETC NJ Day
olagP re- cd amt due sl1s5 o$ taxes $50
By Samuel Marx
h6 MnST 1n Fl " c@T OF Allen 81 - sH55 sty loft
SoSen' = sen hal s /, attys: c Newman. ref, amt due
selus %: taxes etc, S40 adjourned September
l26 and 12s l1sth 5 Q Of park ave. 40x
Ioo.Il sty tnmt; 5 Dorf agt Asher Davis ct al:
GoldtoEle 9 & /, attys. " r Morris ref amt due
Ss5o2 Sc taxes. $I2T: sub to a first mort Of
$4,000: 10 the plaintiff S47 900
The auction offerings to-day viii he as follows:
BY Charles 4. Rerran.
40 tEo 81. 4 25x1O0. 4
Sly and basement dwlg II T carey est " NJ n De
register 81 al: q o'Connor atty; Maurice Deiches.
iei amt due, 81 120 Is: sub first SG2
By Joseph p. Day.
o-a and BAL Seth ST, 5, ave
d9o'2; . sly limit Samuel Wacht aEt l. 7 Jacover ct
S1l:Gl3 lsg; %. sub 70 a first mort OF 1000,
1888 Park ave. PSI II : lOIEt St, 5OxsO
sty tnmt and stores. Sigmund Adler agt Samuel Peke
ner et al; Max Altmayer atty J Edelson, ref: amt
Of S@5OOO
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09

GARDENER. Proficient in culture Of fioW-
ers fruits. vegetables, under glass and
outside: Al references. John Dervan. care
Of Richard Bros, 81 East t9th ST
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
FOR MOUNT VERNON LOTS $4,000.
More Persons at the Sale than at Any Other
Held There

nc su.a u $1,000 WAS realized from the Labor
ny sac II lots in tho sykes extension OF chester
ni l,unr Vernon ileld by George ". Rard, auc-
oaeer Siz'y-foIr OF the l2S lots were disposed Of
p''"efn aye hundred and six hundred persons al
"hoed lie sale II was The largest crowd OF real
s'e buyers ever present, it is SAID, AT Mount
'eF''on sale The report that the New York, West
ester q Boston Railway viii probably have one
= ''S stations no; far from the location was re-
'yqsibe "a me desire Of many Of the buyers 10
tsest
'Ae highest price realized on q lot Was sS''-''
'ie ono lot sold as low a. $50 The lots are near
% "tsterly boundary of the Siwaroy I"uhtiS
'-o and tie secucn has recently been divided lhto
,.ae .4. s.les by the Chester HH Realty COMPANY
'1ieh owns The property
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09

CHILD'S NURSE Young. neat, oblieing
two years in last situation. X, IIofmay-
er's Bureau. l53 West I'D st. Tel. 1854
Chelsea.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
FORECLOSURE sALEs.


SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York. Hannah Straus ct al, plaintiffs.
against Isaac Male ct al. defendants
pursuance Of a Judgment OF foreclosure
above entitled action and bearing date the
21st day Of August. 1902 J. the under
signed. the Referee In said Judgment
named, will sell az public auction, at the
street in the Borough Of Manhattan. city
Of New York. the 23d day OF Scpteul-
ber, ts09. at l. o clock noon on thar day.
h Samuel Marx, Auctioneer. the premises
therein described as follows.
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land. with the building thereon erected
situate lying and being in the Borough Of
York. and which is bounded and described
as follows that is 70 say:
Beginning at tho corner formed by tho
intersection OF the Southerly side of Rroume
Street with the Westerly side Of Goercx
Street and running thence Westerly along
the SOutheTly side OF Broome Street tweH-
ty-five feet and two inches and three-quar-
teTs of an inch, thence SOurherlv and
parallel with Goerck street and part OF
the distance through a party wall one
hundred feet, thence Easterly and parallel
with RroOme street. twenty-five feet and
three inches and Oue-quaTter OF an inch
20 the Westerly side OF 1ioerck Street and
thence NoTtherly. along said Westerly side
OF Goerck Stree-. one hundred feet 10 the
point or place Of beginning. said premises
81 BroOme street and also known as Nos.
Is. u, IL and 10 1iOerCk street.
Dated. New York. september lst. 1909
PATRICK ]. DOBSON. Referee.
SAM III. HEllINGER, Attorney for
Plaintiff. No ana Broadway, Manhattan
Borough. New York CITY
The following & a diagram of the prop
erty to be sold; It. street No IL b Iiroome
street and 13. Is. Il and 10 Goerck street.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
woRE STATEN ISLAND SALES.

Eaeie d Contois have sold for John J. Morgan to
&r Uriscol No A. Hamilton avenue, 2i2
'oy dwelling house, plot 5oN12o feet ar st. George,
osifn Island. also the house of Archibald Gordon,
10 - Prospect street. 2ia story building,
/" 5eE-H5 fast TO client. also plot OF twenty
nA On Barrett Boulevard and FrelinEhuysen
N'ao, between Haven Esplanade and Irving Park
way u John r Walsh, builder, who viii improve
70 property also 10 Jennie Gordon a plot, 40Xj00
W or Haven Espanade 200 feet south Of Castle
.'' avenue. and plot g0xl25 feet, adjoining or
le ioCth. L9 Inns Allan.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
PARK SLOPE PARCELS CHANGE HANDS
Sites viii Be Improved with Eighteen De-
tsched Dwelling Houses.

Park SLOPE facing Prospect Park, Brooklyn. They
include two parcels, one on 18th street, with a
frontage ~ 200 feet on the circular plaza, which
vi form The approach for new entrance 10 the
park, and another with frontage OF 80 feet on
isrk
The property has been bought by the Prospect
Park Nest Realty Company. The work Of building
4" The plots eighteen detached stone dwelling
houses. 70 soil 30 90 and upward each will be
agu1 et once
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
TRADING AT MoRR1sToWN.

rtase & Gilman have sold at MOrristoWn. y J..
n John T.. CanheId TO General L. p. Meany
thirty acres. also TO G. NJ White a plot 3o0x55O
fc also seven acres 10 L. ". Van Week and
t p IT. Williams eight acres; also the Henry o.
FfpDs house. with TWO and half acres, 10 p. II.
2 FreiughUEsen- also twenty-five acres belonging
70 the Knox estate 10 A &. Humphreys, and the
-lFd property, consisting of about thIee acres,
Nh residence, 10 Benjamin r. Evans.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09

HOCSEMAN. &c.-Coiored man as house
man or waiter in boarding house: city or
country Alfred Scott 81 Linden ave,
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. 10 satisfy which the above de-
scribed property Is 20 be sold, IS SIS. 5.5Si. 20
with interest thereon from the 3ist day OF
August 1899, together with costs and al
est from August 3lst. 1900. together with
the expenses of the sale, The approximate
amount of the taxes. assessments and
water rates. or other liens. which are 10 be
allowed 70 the purchaser out OF the pur-
chase money. paid hy tho Referee, is a.
follows. Unpaid water rent meter since
Nov. t6. 1p0s said premises viii b sold
subject To a first mortgage IN the sum %
Se5 ono and intsfest AZ az per annum fgom
August fst. 1890
psted. Nsw Yors. September fst. 1900.
PATRICK J. DOBSoN. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
TIE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

- -aa.-th ave. ~ corner Mansion 81. foI r
~. :, sTs5. se.,. ns 5aAs s.eets 3 eas5 $1,000
= f'ait4 a.~. - n " Mansion -
st Nt sfrr h9.k fsgtors, 5os5"s. :;
49, -, oHn~r =. 'sffr-'''o "'("' soco
ar 20 p p = Psul5nE s'e fof me
rsat 7lne dwelling. 15x.D ff1uh fE-fSAf a.,
I4ian IE0seAs 1aReE, afehitrct. ces'. [s'A7
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
A $4,000 TRADE IN THE BRONX.

IRE NeyeIson 3 berg Realty Company has bought
s-or. Nellie Henschel No. $50 Prospect avenue a
six story aathouse plot 74.7x75 feet. In ex-
charge she took Nos $50 and 532 East lSfth
street five story nathouse on plot 50Xleo feet.
About $4,000 was involved in the deal
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
TWO wooDYcREsr AVENUE SALES.

'19lls -ieckes aad Sidney H. Jones have sold 10
O'sli for Captain p Smith. No. IJl6 Woodyeres1
=, 'Ile three story two family house on lol 20
,'- -s,'- 400 sold 10 Lena Crowley. for clehI'
n --5 Nooayciest avenue. three story two ram
N'a.e oa lyi 25xs5 feet.