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La Junta tribune., 1910-07-02
Too Much ous'ness.

Z. &. Hanby. who has been cngag.
ed In numerous occupstiors In La
Jun,a. Is now firmly convinced that
not until he became n dough mixer
and pastry purvcyor did hc strike his
true gait. lie has been IN charge OF
the bakery for a little over n month
and during that time has nearly dout'
led the business of that institution,
The only way In which he can ae.
count for such an unfortunate condi.
ton during those strenuous July days
IL that he II delivering the soods and
the people can not resist patronlslng
him aud hoilering sos more.
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-02
Now Il Locks to Bent County.

Ben, county. with Las Ansmss the
oaly iowa In the entire county. u
at decided advantage In making up
the irrigation congress exhi Il at Pu.
eb,o. ~ attestsd BY the meeting held
In Rocky Ford Tuesday. when the
other towns of Otcro county. six In
al. turned down Rocky Ford on hav.
Ing individual space. and held out
that that town would have 10 coms
under ,hc couaty banner or remain
out. The action has made split In
the plan ~ Rocky Ford had attempt.
ID 70 hold an exhibit undsr her own
name. Whatever honors Bent coun'
" gets, and from the iatercst taken
by lArnsss Il h . sure thing We are
going 70 carry Oh our share. will re.
maia u Las Antnas and not b. split
aneag sevsa towns. Looks bsstes
svsey miauts Tor us.-kas Aalnaa
Ds0eesas.
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-02
Nor. o-scs s.s.1s .. Rocky Ford.

The hoard Of dirsctoss Of the Ar
Kansas Valley Fair Association this
week les the contract Tor new grand
stand 10 replace the Old cestsr grand
stand 70 A. P. Brokaw. q Rocky Ford
the contract price being $3.50. Tho
contract calls for Z Horticultural hall
underneath. the Interior 70 be sealed
and properly ventilated. A contract
was also given 10 J. ". Morgan. Of
PuebIo. 70 novs he on graaAstand
east q sAe DeoDeot bul111nGD % be
sssd = a1olt1eaal seatiae sDacs BOT
~ se0lag ~.
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-02
p.r'ss. cr,s Outlook.

O'ero cor~ts-farM~rs are JfeflinA
the. Sxliissating effects OF u vcrfrct
crop outlook and opffssNsm predops
iuates every where. with expectations
ef the hea West yield a.sd nnes, qual.
iy i0f crops .of years. Bec,s are
looking especially good. and weather
conditions have been favorable. Thin.
Ing is about fl.lsAssl. epo,her few
dAy. viii See The ~ Nlfalfa cut.
sl&x has absut ~ ed also. and
~ ..,.ssa farmer is being
dfVd k~ wheat which during
Ng g,1pSf-HAaays OF exceptionally
x6rM NM GER and warm winds has
rlpcned r&sAAly. Wheat prospects
look good.
The farmers have an opportunity
at the present time. and one that
they should avail themselves OF, Of
comparing tn. Yields of other crops
planted ON beet lands to III. same
crops planted on other lands TO oh.
serve IN. tcncfioiai effect of rotn.
ton OF crops with bcets 10 gain the
benefits Of the rich sub soil caused
by the mass Of roots left after grow.
Ing sugar bcc,x. The farmers may
wee for themselves tho results Of this
rotation In many places.
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-02
eoddins Released From Pen.

John r. GOdding was arrested Tues
day morning. He was free man
tor less than minute. At 10 o'clock
In the morning Warden lyman noti-
fled him to prepare to leave the
penitentiary and he went into his
cell, discarded the prison clothing and
donned new outfit that had been
taken him Saturday by George Ham,
mond. who was waiting to accompany
him home.
He went to the warden's office,
where the usual iormalities of re-
::leeH4. wsGa- gone taEQugh and he was
.,ehotm1apheo for drS last time, He
wsis tlrsa escorted 10 S2he prison gate
Sheriff FEu,er Masa warrant was
waiting .h-r. IfeSserved the war
rant at ours. "a
II expected som@king like this. =
wAS ali the former bank president
;nlid. = Mr.. Hammond was with the
saeriffSan he thr, made their way
a, once to- the s,snon where they
caught attain. -
The rids~ to RockY Ford was un-
eventful.=SAt NrKSanola Godding
changed his seat in rue car SO that
.he wullt he on the far .sadssnt tho
'1ain Shen h pulled into Rocky Ford
and AS the train neared the station he
pulled his hat down over his face
aud stared strai sht ahead.
He was not expected on this train
and was well on his WY So La Junta
wnen the news Speead nke wildfire
over the the towns A-S
a, La Junfa7se pa7rasas met by
1irs, IiamuondSand ss-W. b. Goblin.
,Nsrsonal Atlorney fob cedding. and
sas party .4cN at o4gs 70 the court
62sse. where Sudge Azis' was hold.
%7s TSsGoddlng 4TsSsrraigned at
orc~ Srn-~ld in slSm> all ON six
comSHn.ts. or told Enc $4,000.
NJ Eau Mrs. iIampsed qualified as
bonismen. offering t3a1oo worth of
Hocky Ford property lIl Was accepted
and shortly after kaack Godding
was again at liberty. -
Accompanied by MIR. and Mrs.
hammond he went to the station.
where the party causht the $3.50 train
TO Rocky Ford.
Godding looacd much the same
when he stepped of In Rocky Ford
4. h. did the day he Was taken away.
~ AS straight as ever. his whis.
gN>po graycr. he has Same
SSsQd ence. If~anythlng, with
- ~ Aess aud al, of xpgsed.
n Ssed better ,b&S On he
sseSway aNS 80,
!. RS trial ha.stssNS Set i0s--,he'
Term Of coafl beginning October 18th.
un,a ii. aste lg.slak viii be the
guest Or the Aannon.ls. yAese ~
~ife ,oinsAe&la = Id r<l. ne. sh;s,
had ss<& n naety rssA y week Ssh-
l,,s IL Ais paxpls. Pa.
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-02
Fine Agricultural Prospect.

YOU want to see the finest agri-
cultural prospect in Otero county you
ousht to take a trip out to the Rey.
boids ranch, three miles east OF
Town. II you haven't an automobile
Z go-cart will do as the road all the
Wsy is one OF the finest in the coun.
u. On the Reynolds ranch this
ysar there are nearly 500 acres OF
Wheat and the prospects are that It
WI average forty bushels to the
adre Last year this ranch had 500
afes in wheat, which averaged for
% n'4shelsEAe The asES> &As Va
tidns are tpIShe SSsN s$ua y
'Otefa cptmty this year, wilr average
sS'perse,nt ofsslsll creree end there
viii be iaore wheat thah 4as ever
kdD~n before iaSme hAsory of the
cotnty - S
s3heres are Also aboui.- ssssnteen
&Sklrcd acres Sots alfalfa on Sthe
'Rs(holds ranch this year. And most
oil 8h.S first cutttIs has issa harvest.
ed It would be Impossible to find
anfwhere finer, nelds ot aiSalfa than
on the Reynolascs sranch-5 The first
cutting =avera ssd- two tons 80 tAe
acre, and the-seeond azDp Is: nor
ready for harvesting. One 4ield aiai
waA cut fer the first time this sea
sOH on June Sth. was ready for cut
ting on Tuesday Of this week-jus,
twehty.two days. ntter the first cut
ting We counted AVER iUu :ote stacks
of alfalfa in the yarious fieMs On
the Reynolds rasyE ON Taexnay at,a
aooh and the prospects arc~ehat xa
niss"d good rhsns as soms of Gd
hay,tacks are liIaea,p ssdcSN eachs
TIL ReynoldsEaspch iss,aoS being
sold in small tfx1S andphthsre vii,
be / big excuss slon Sof hnyeN from
Edna. Mo. on A5sna I'd. s&4src isn't
a tragt Of land Tnys sherd 1rshls vi.
a ira, OF land nnShera, this vi
cinity hat will $0mnre yR6She Rey
nalfksslnG-v 10 qdalit spl Soil, ev-
H{sEsy3ns crops of ,cSear and
Il Sks ~SteiS rights frSm Ne Fort
Lyon canal than which there Is no
ssta AaaywAsss N the .AskAnsAs Val
ley, With this land divided into small
tracin- -ana -a.iilsa. by prosperous and
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-02

the business thorouShfaress-o Ia
Junta. II is arno,Nc'd d -thst the
aa2se Auisos effectiveln,y 18th.
---tSs6~--irak-tnen doing bVuness on
the streets OF La Junta as popcorn
and peanut merchant for dozen
that time he has done nearly $4,000
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-02

WS0aSh tue USSss0s ~ ~
Feather river rivals In scenic attrac.
lions the world.famoM Denvcr and
Rio 0rsndc. Another Interesting fen.
turs Ia connection With this new Pa.
clflc coast line 10 the facs that there
Il no Grade Of sa0ec than Nfty.two
feet 70 the mile. which makes Il pos.
sibls 70 coaduct transportation across
the mountains at . lower cost over
that line than any other now opers'-
Ing o. the American continent. The
map u being Distributed By the pas.
senser department of the Denver and
Rio Orande railroad free Of charge.
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-02

w6SAer he N2k canae
b,elk: 1he ppwefs that
bes& murls9sl cir.
clt1ntRified -htle . few
dAes befofH=teIsnf
thrs1Aey vefs n6s
toasat the - on al
kiuAkof sta1f3sSin the
court Souse paA and
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-02
Attempted Murder At Fowler.

Dick Eiwards is In the county jail
charged with the shooting OF william
Turner at Fowler. The tragedy occur
red At 1920 O'Clock Thursday morn.
ing. The two men were employed at
the new syphon OF the Highline canal
near Fowler. There are seven or
eight men employed at the new ~.
phon. and the work would have been
completed Thursday had not the
shooting taken place. Bill Turner is
foreman Of the job and Dick Edwards
Is commissary. Edwards wife is the
Qply woman In the camp. aud bad
Sn do She cooking. Us
IN eye Notness tells the story d:
NE trak1s follows: ~,
Sat uinrQh,.or = short time afnF.:
@smeontsAfpeared at the door ofsshe
nspIng 4@ of the men. carrying =
lantern.t There were voices and loud
Sx&. MSf us were awake in llps,
msot aud heard one Of the party,
At the teak toor calling for Bill 'rarn.
'er. We Gn& sleeping Oh an elevated.
bunk jtes Upside the doos,s and tsink:
ing son,ssmas was the nausr xifis
tae horses, ruled 9pt with tie inten-'
tion Of 1EaAEIs Nlsckansed our
minds, huw~sr:-ehrrS Hr"iopnd We
were looking into the muzzle OF a
3s-callbre rifle. In the dim light
OF the lantern We saw Edwards hold
Ing the pun IN his sho,lder and heard
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-02

her young husband the death Of his
bride b almost In the nature OF a
'ragedy and hc II inconsolntic. His
hopcs u recovery were not tsnished
until the last breath.
Mrs. Phtlhour. mother of the young
husband. has been Ia Pueblo since
last sunday. and Mr. Phiihour. accom-
panied ~ bis son. Frank. and daugh'
Ter. Helen. len for Pueblo on the
noon train yesterday. The funeral
viii take place In Pueblo tomorrow.
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-02
6ssa'..esssx Nest vssr.'

1ae sxc,of{Av. h.A. Aesl
ne, was tow1 ri. ~esk rsnsa
sag pId aca;Aintsnc He. With VI
A. JftirIss. ecApilcd q >4kecsSsxa
La Jun,a jsss . Mar 4 y which ~dA
the first dirrctosy & tha Community,
svss psAaisAsA. AtaeQpts had besk
aaas nsnsrsss tluss s1NSst ess> -
tvs ~ Nd besa unsuccessssl "a
NesssA Nellipney 1ns-slFlSSa1e
az aaAa. a.n6sss-e9 49,
M. Mex sek ABSatJ 49,
here pussl iertsz ~ nesf.
y1sSNf 9laf aaql.es'
: Asxpec,s - 1900 - .sl! i
d,r.c.or'sa hA~ ~estls1 ~ S
fore rsf6fnins here acct spring u
compile the second edition Of the
Ia Junta book. The first volume vas
. success add the sscoad one should
be even better after the experience
gained In getting out the first one.
Mr. Mckinney's publications can be
found on file at the Tribune office.
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-02

W o"s V
n SEitle6> has been ex-
p-peImaS in La Junla.
SO w. donated to
n everyaNerthy enter
#ssise,l 1plnic or pri.
~Nte. al &Ss, really
AsSoks araSoush he
1anSht TO Genti'lcd
sS.o some edNEsra'ion.
% is working Sshardsl
q u this late sso .
lsnusincss jusd% o!
citizen wl3as
.:shib'''on of hiES'
9Sty council. and his
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-02

good condition. SIS: cost.
Nv. Albera. sO4 Bclleyiew
dry and don't care who
The ice monopoly refuses
ice. but | am still selling
4 cream NJ the old stand
Book store. No. s West
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-02
cenG.ei

t3 from the L. 1l10oshs ~cx
~. Pacific Coast. Ii not ~pnl,'
tot nkxht up to date plr Sesws
tlse; - and s,atsde< Of the
es< GoAllc Railway. ihsrsA.
Esks CITY ,c4ofSASl Slea
new line 0 eesasd -
freight srpt0e1oas u1nreUg. knd It
= aada1esea 49, pkssenxer lxsr
sI!s|
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-21

Eleventh svrnu- and forty-nf'h street
! h. ba,idIng viii nave frontage Of -
i'."t On b. aN.nT" hv .. f"-' on IN. street
John J Rodl'.y - th.. nor ~ record and
'h,' cost = estimated ~ si.",.'r
Hu"hwln frN. arcrt'acf- have sled
plans for q twenfy-rw" ~'Ory and base
r"nt store and loft building :" b. erected
on ~" north sid" ~ fhir-v--iN'h stree,
- tees east III seventh avrnu" l. will
81 SOS feet II will b" hr"proof IN con
-'r'i"'iOn with a terra Gotta facad. in m.
fIOdsrn rrnai=-anC- @fNI. and ,.pilipp.sd
w.'I three passenger cleN atOr- Edward
M"-' Brow ulng u ~. owner ~ record
and IN" cost has h"-n rla".d A. scjn'--
FUR her particular. - ~ l." found ~ another
column
Henry J Hardenbergh. ar"i-it.c' for ,.n
FitSd IIH'"l. has fl..i plan- for hullding
temporary corrugated ron .h..d over he
interior court for the -fprIg" ni 'lbi"- and
CntIf- pending IA" erection Of 4 Ir"rtnnu.n'
structure for M" -au" purpose The .'p-'
Of tt.- Improvement has been placed 80
S.up' Tho Plaza Operating Company
- ~" owner Oi record
luhu ' Nt'rHI". architect has fled plans
ipr nanIng Interior improvements for the
h.-''"ung II ~" ren'IiHtion and lighting
~ ~" four story and, Sa-"rn"n' dr"--making
ttlIhtnR ~ III" nnr'TN $50 corner Of Fi''h
gN"uu" and Thirty eighth street for ! :
ana D "a Egr'on. ~" n"rS Of record, az u
'p-' 81 Ssrpp
There w'r" no plans flied for new build
iuR4 In ID" BDrOUPh ~ Tn" Bronx and tn"
only operation worthy - up'a was thai
-jNi1 feet - IA" three story brick store
ana Dwelling IN the south side Of Morris
PIrN iy"n -. 'r f"s' cast ~ Victor street
Tor Maria hu.it'I ~ - cost Of s. 500
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Another Hotel for Long Acre square.

A restaurant and hotel building will
way, adjoining the oloh" Theatre. a. the
southwest corner o. Forty seventh street
The site, which is owned 10y Shanley
Bros. was leased last January 10 Henry
Erkins for term Of twCn'y-one wears
Sir. Erkins has disposed OF hi. interest
to a corporation known as the Cafe Elite
Company. which was recently organ . ed
with a capital OF sIOo.001.
The manager OF the new restaurant will
be Andrew Mehlcr. who for the last ten
years has been manager or Rr,'or'- Tho
plot has q frontage Of - feet on Broad way
AMI runs back about y feet. The huiII-
ing will be ready about ~eptemhert. 1911.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-21
sloane. BuilsllnG Leased.

Julius Friend announces thar negofi-
ations have Just h""u concluded for m"
leasing Of the premises - present orCIpie,l
by " 4 !. sloane ~ pa" z"u'hensi c"rns
OF Broadway and Nineteenth street The
lessees ate William Never 60. The lea@r
Involves over ~ .nnn 80. J. - for a term
of eleven years beginning IN 1917 Never
& Co who are one ~ M" largest embroidery
at Nos .s3 aud -. broadway for nineteen
years. Work on the new structure to- be
erected for " sloan" on part OF tho
site Of tho Windsor Arcade will be started
next May
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The REAL ESTATE MARKET
FIVE RIVERSIDE DRIVE iPARf-
MENTS CHANGE HtNDS-
Out ef Tewn isu, rrs OF Two His apartment
Houses AZ Audubon Avenue amt sSth
street--saIe of n s1so. mo Apart.
ment House On amsterdam Avenue.


YESTERDAY = TRADING ~ private contract
though limited. was III a high class ORDER
The reports Affected property chiefly
In the midtown and uptown sections
On the Heights four large apartment
houses changed hands Two Of these
~ Audubon avenue and 10th street
were sold 90 out OF fown investors, who
gave country property in trade An
nouncement was also made that the
sloane Building a, Broadway and Nine
tenth street. has heen leased L. William
Meyer 4 20. hAr" importers. Tor eleven
years from September /. 1912.
Private SALES.
nth STREET charles ,'oldh"!c has
Realty COMPANY NJ Id To- 80 Nest
nth street; An eight -,"rN apartment
houss on Hln' ~ No, hnu, 20. sn% ..- a
Of Broadway Tn" huysr gave ia part
payment large plot On Grand street.
masne and Romona. which aijoin imele
Hall to the east was sold Yesterday
AMSTERDAM AVENUE Arnold; Byrps
Fink to Martin rnsr,"h III. Northreld
apartment houses. occupying the entire
block front on the east side OF Amsterdam
avenue from li'th 10 iii,h streets being
$4,000 Mr. lnHriCh gave IN par; pay
merit plot. l1oNiOo. at the northeast
corner OF Isoth street and Audubon
avenue
AUDUBON AyENIE Baumann 4 osorio
i'ompany to J VI Robinson the Shcl-
sourne "a slN story elevator apartment
house. on plo, lcoNl"o. at the northeast
street. In exchange Mr Robinson gave
three DWELLINGS and about WE'VE a"re-
Of land al Iedn-Ck. ' The deal IN
volvsi about sl55 GOA The same brokers
sold the plot TO the sellers Las, year.
AUDUBON NVENtE The Brown Realty
apartment house al the southeast corner
OF audubon avenue and 10Th street
on plot lO0NlOo. TO 0n out OF TOW u investor
Paterson Y ! bounded hv Vrerland
nues. adjoining East SIDE Park
LEXINGTON AVENUE BENJAMIN Bern
stein has rr<old Tor SiSmIui \lrh'ha Iser
No l5l7 Lexington n'"nu". a four story
s.arl '' '"S 'S''' u" ''"' WIS
FoKTY,FIRsr STREET ..\rrouatop-
have been prH%.a S""I p1,rr ."T from en-
the Robert G. Dun c-,ai" ia. three story
stable at No. II6 East foIty-rr~t street;
Park avenues Jacques 4 20. are al pre-
ent located at y" - ki>t l"rtN-Nc,ond
street
ROsEpALE AVENUE Clement " smith
has sold No. 1901 Eose,lale avenue. a one
family dwelling. on lot SoNss. near Mar
sion street
FREEMAN SrRfET.-Thc Douglas Eohin-
son. Charle- :. Brown company has sold
for Bel inmtu NJ Tucker plr'. ir0Nl0n
on the south side of Freeman street 3lI
feet west Of Ns-tch.-'"r lN"uue Tn"
buyer will iWprrN" IN" urop"riv.
ALDt'~ STREET ~ l.. Phelps has sold
for the Came Roberts company :" an
Investor IN" northwest corner 81 Nliu~
and Faie streets 'tr tory TWEEN ~.
family apartment h0u-r. on p,nr iIvIrr
This completes 10" ~al, II the cutir" bio, \
Of fourteen hot~,.. ~ tho same hrDn"r
BRIGGS NNENi { ~ 7 Phelps la sold
for l. GIaT. W cTei HrigE- avenue" a
three story fran" dwelling. ~ lot .jNlnn.
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miscellaneous.

Rsckling L val!ander are the buyers of
Mos TAI and ?lo Nest Thirty seventh street
recently reported sold. They own the
property adjoining at No. c5l 10 257
ID was learned yesterday that tho north.
west corner Of LsnoN avenue and i2S'h
street, which offered AZ the Bruce
estate sale on December and kno, sad
down TO William 4 White * sons for $3.50 IN,
was purchased for on" of the heir 80 I'M.
estate.
5. Osrood Prll h 90 report ,he election
Of Brakeman =. Meyer ~ m" board Of
directors and TO the viC"-pr"~ ldcncy 81 H..
company.
The Harlem Property Owners A.socia-
rion will have meeting newt Thursday
evening.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE avBA.

VERY desirable farm for sale In Cuba eaten,
ltn acres has ~ acre grape fruit and orange grove
irrigated. so suitable for sugar or
Vegetables and 'n arreS high grade tobacco land
sufficient water frnm river 10 irrigAt" SS acres
IN try est >-s> Hu.. l"rAtipn healthy rragninCrn;
view or mountains. convenient Ia H9Nan hy
Toai or rail river well >'"ckei with n~h and green
turils good ~hoo'iug, deer. quail and pigeon In
vicinity FOR further particulars and REFERENCES
Appls W. 'Ar- " + J BEATTY. Ohrahia ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-21
w DERED ~ HtNDgIs

Wealthy Hc>i"an f'anriiman'~ I'-u,r
piTn,i"rrd -N WaraIiirr~ tausiu.
Primo. Mexico. H"n ~ Tn" lo,ai
authorize. hav" b""n notified Oi tho
murder 81 Manuel Vargas. - wealth. land-
owner ri AcDj"'O nv bandits IN" han
difs then bound m" women and -rrvanr4
and robbed ns house of 81. 40 in cash
RHTdles went IN pursuit 81 the brg8nds
and captured six members Of the band
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-21
-,r, .rIoS- WANTED rEm ALE.

pitf SSTNhPE desires wnrh home or out. ny
The das g. ~ ~. 1ni Wet igS'h -
NilIsT Infants experienced wishes position.
frar. niThc-i pcr'1na! reference. GOLDEN 81
"f.' ''r =
vs. INTrU 70, rrnp~'r1t. "Nr~rirnr.,i woman.
rusl'ipr E- turu'rps pr r0rt'Hnion f0T s sUung
.lf' urrsrrIi~ rrfcrUr'" given. Ih0lr Mr.
LMIN y. q nm b. is.isl-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-21
ElRNismED ROOMS rO LET.

10TH 81 I'M WEST Exceptional or9or
tIriN for I-~Dpl- desiring home comforts. At.
,Iart!s eli 'frni>hcd IN >tririv private fnr'iiy
'rodr-u r'r' Arpr apartment o. "rloo.ing hui >rn
one BLOCK from subway express apartment -
Any arrau gc-rcni can be made FOR one or 10
business men desiring iHp connecting looms per
rrar~ntN ceut-lHL lnrr'ci Nidrc~7 fLlNN.
IaISr 81 WEST Large and small hand
soncty furnished rooms priNh'" baths newly
uTAir. uCA- subway elevated
81 ! InNcrSi'y plArr. opposite
Washington square. large and small elegantly frr
rlshcri Rooms. private rcsiGcrcc. gentlemen.
references
iiyru ST %, WEST Furnished parlor bed
room an coU' cuicnc,s private house gentlemen
trlcphoH"
iwTH 81 IN WEST Large. handsome room
elevator apartment all IMPROVEMENTS. gentle
ren MORTu%.
il.rH ST. .7 WEST -Atrract,yr large OF small
rler ato- apartment. reasonable board
optional LINER
i7STH 81 an WEST Handsomely furnished
room. modern apartment. all c"ENenieu,es. ref
Cn"nrrs i7' u
r'.rR ~ - WEST Large. small rooms all
IrI r"Nc0r-'r board. --r'.cr-cr. grhr sgbwaJ
r"n'ouAh."
t-tiHST llrl ST Private house fA'in - park.
single ro"rN e - Unrior and extension. 81
'vu '"Hr rHf~ ursi-ri'c reference.
'llp - U= NFSr Near supway nicely fur
. .sh"l r""r.. rr'errusrs rNcharr"i
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Leases.

Frederick Fox 4 -" nav" l"a-'d fnr the
Del Realty COMPANY the Nv" -'nry AMI base.
ment merCantil" b'Iilng a. No - -.
penard street TO N" Eastern SAT" AMI Lock
Company for a long term ~ Years Nsr
for the ETdman o-'af" N" fra lo'' a. Nos
49, and go Br"adwar. rvnnin" through
10 Crosby street. 80 T. | We'd & son
frederick ~nu''a'k and ALVIN Rail rr
have lea ..d for lb"r' u hshfoT'h a. agent
TO J. VI Jones and Edgar Brl s.i'-i tho ~
loft IN the knuy 1871. ing. A. N" sour --ra-'
corner of FIfih aN"Ir!" and lOr'I"'h -'rr"'
for term ~ ~" '"nrs. ~ an animal r"urai
OF ss.O0O
James Wells sons have leased for A
tern Of years for ,ugI-'u- Movers ~ roo
floors and ~" IA -.'iH'nt 10 IN" now n'l.Istfp,
At the nor h"h-f corner %! Iw"urt"'h street
aid Eleventh a'"rlfI" 20 'hr bfv,"f MANN
featuring COMPANY. ~" -r'" ',rpprts'nr
OF the Charlie Nnf.huui r'at'.r''ll i,r...,1-
nations
" 4 T. Hes have TO- 800 for III. Ee,l.v
Holding ipmplu" ~ lgutt/ Nichthausnr
the frs lpt' ia Nr- - md - West iVcr'r.
seventh street. and - 'h.. r"pp.r,orn and
burger Cnmp'nv N" -"ruud l1f, IN 'T.
On me building Tn. complete. the -cu'.n a.
of the building
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Yr>t-risy'- auction SALES.


re- u,"iTI UHgFseATD
T-opt avenue. NoS - AMI 2sn. - ~ sI!c
- '"r' nor;n ~ i1.n street Y =
~ ~ 'N'sI. f.'. tor lat and store.
JurA- N"grfrg"r - o. g.. Haasr IIyt.
man t1+t>frIrI'Br Company al d'l~
1r '4,tgT'nf. SIS. ~ 81. s.Ibfcrt to- iat.~
{" 9 So D3 "a lcri'raud q, knr~r Sal
NrppA aNruuT. Nps ~ and ~ - . ,ide
rT1 f-r' north 1i l'H''b street TT7y
iu1 " 6sipI :. ~" stDfs 0HtHI. s'Ur's
-trr" anne due IN nd g-lsu' sTl
.n' r.. ,H' .rr' ~ fave. p 81 1ih ~ .
If...".,... ~ En"cf n.
~ fyHFpU t'F
U. .r'""r u" .'r""'. NJ 6ii. rpf'h lido 1IDs
f''' Ac-' ~ s. IN 81" 4 - ~ NJ g. f.r
.'vr' 'sr'urD.. f'ld sfprrs N = ifucud
.. 'H'.H- l''' son o.. ul d.r ~ iuis
"rf. ~ 's# 90 a.I' IHrf - .Hvrs a.
o. ~ M r..ir'..' g-1
.7'.' ''re~' 'nr'H .N'c N ,r,t -e.' ~
I'm Fycru~ lNt'f.i Wax. eli NJ
M' 'nin - l1H plrI -. ~ "a rtitio,:
g. 'NtArr I fS.snT.
- ,U'Hfrs HrHRfsy
~ 'nrU n street so So south lie l0S
'"~' ~as- ~ ''rgu~ s. .5tin1 p otc stor,,
'.-.n "fs tHI -'pfrs and four story
r~rlcr' In Tssr. 'OrfAi Wager ~
" Mach r. al. due on Judgment
|, So 80 y. subject 10 taxes &c EsaI al.
To William J. Amend .......- - gla
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$50 tRDt.R~ WANTED.

80 ST - WEST COSBY room bath. par
uuyf'i. rl"r'-i,f'H. steam. special cooking tIhl'
nrrri'gy communicated
'1TTH 81 lowest Very comfortable rooms
excellent ns'ri. r~A~o-Ahlc hoIn" comforts. tspi,
hpnr'-r~ ar,uru inundated
49, ~ l7- VrST Desirable large room
~uI'a'.. ~" gen 'i-rn-T private house all con
NcuI'nr'- difference.
1-slI 81 ~ Visit Two Gentlemen ~ nusl-
ne, I,4 ., tp uHa-i. small private family.
HDLI .MNNN
7sy.I 81 IL WEST large. sT,ali sunny
rrnU.. TArlr-. dlrIng room. iaolr guests. tclc
pNHnr references
''i~T ~ 80 WT~T Hour' and hoard all
cort "ni"no.- private American 'amilr l.. W
'clrnhonc
SrTH n o." lac WFSI Desirable large and
s'1gl" ro"r' cNcry c"uNrrirrrc. varior timing