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The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-04-22

After many months of delay, the
canal and locks at Oregon City have
finally been transferred to the Gov
eminent and the deeds accepted.
Col. McKinstry, engineer in charge OF
this district, has been instructed to
take over the works and open the
canal for free passage OF boats.
Plans are being perfected for the ex-
penditure Of 100000 in improve
ments to the locks.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-04-22
FOR SALE OR TRADE

One good young Mammoth Black
Jack for sale or trade. Also some
good work horses to trade for cattle.
Inquire of Frank Anderson, Heppner.
Oregon. Local and long distance
phones. I'm.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-04-22
LEGAL NOTICES.
SUMMONS.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR NOR
ROW COUNTY.
Velmaletta Woolery Jackson,
Plaintiff
VS..
Francis Gordon Jackson,
Defendant
To Francis Gordon jackson, Defen-
dant:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON, You are hereby notified
and required to appear and answer
he complaint of Plaintiff filed against
you in the above entitled court on or
before six weeks from the date OF
first publication of this summons, and
if you fail so to appear and answer to
the complaint of plaintiff filed herein,
plaintiff will apply to the court for
the relief prayed for in her COM
plant, which is as follows:
That the bonds of matrimony now
and heretofore existing between
plaintiff and yourself be forever dis
solved, that plaintiff be granted an
absolute divorce from you and have
restored to her her maiden name,
to-wit. Velmaleta NJ. Woolery and
for such other relief as to the court
may seem just.
This summons is published by
order of Hon. G. w. Phelps, Judge
of the above entitled court made and
entered on the 9Th day af March,
1915, and the date of first publica-
ton thereof is March 18th, 1915.
C. E. WOODSON,
m11-a22 Attorney for Plaintiff.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-04-22
GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY,

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR NOR
ROW COUNTY. In the matter of
the Estate and Guardianship of
Gladys Akers, a minor.
Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of a license and order
of sale issued out of the above en-
titled Court on the first day of March,
1915, authorizing and empowering
me as guardian of the person and
estate of Gladys Akers, a minor, to
sell the real property of my said ward
as therein directed, I will on Satur-
day, the 18th day of May, 1915, at
the hour of 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon of said day, at the front dor of
the Court House at Heppner, Oregon,
sell to the highest bidder for cash in
hand all the following described real
property, tO-wit:
The undividede one-fifth interest in
and to the following Commencing
at the Southwest corner of Block 2 in
Sperry's 3rd Addition to lone, Nor
row County, Oregon, running thence
South 500 feet to the place of begin
ming, thence West $50 feet, thence
South to the quarter line between E.
G. Sperry and Mat Halvorsen, thence
East along said line $50 feet, thence
North to the place of beginning, sub
ject to confirmation by the said
County Court.
MAUDE l.. GILMORE,
Guardian of Person and
Estate of Gladys Akers,
a Minor. a15-m13.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-04-22

An election held in Multnomah
county last week, on the question of
issuing bonds to the amount of ST.
$50, 900 to be used in ha%rd-surfacing
70 miles of county roads, carried by
approximately 2 to /. 1t is expected
that work will commence within a
month and that at least 1000 neil
will be employed.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-04-22

The red soils of Polk county, which
Nave not been found profitable when
devoted to grain growing, are pecu-
liarly adapted to prunes, and extern
sive paintings Of the Italian variety
are being made. During the past
year heavy shipments of dried prunes
have been made from this country to
France and Germany.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-01
WILSON DEFENDED BY
COLLECTOR MALONE
"GencrOus Americanism" Of
Taft Compared With Atti-
tude Of Roosevelt.

Dudley Field Malone, Collector OF the
Port, speaking yesterday afternoon at
the meeting Of the West Side Y. NJ c.
A., said he preferred the generous
American,sm' OF former President
Taft's attitude toward President Will
son In the situation created by the Eu-
ropean war to that of Col. Roosevelt.
whose criticism he likened to that which
had to be endured by Washington when
citizen Genet sought to embroil the
United States in Wal with Prussia and
Austria.
Defending the President against the
charge that he II cold and sustere and
too much given to reliance on his own
Judgment, Mr.. Malone said George
Washington was criticized constantly
after the same fashion.
Mr.. Malone said he was not against
organization for %politioa, purposes. but
hat he was for a leadership of organ
ization that Ia clean and patriotic. He
instanced the soldiers and sailors at the
funeral of the Vera Cruz heroes break
ing step when they came TO Brooklyn
Bridge as an example OF what partisan
organizations should do when their
country faces a dangerous situation.
and he urged that on the present ques-
ton OF neutrality good citizens of every
political persuasion stand behind Presi-
dent Wilson In his adherence to the
example OF Washington.
The idea Of President Hsdley of
Yale that a young man ought TO avoid
political activity unless he Is wealthy
does not appeal to Mr., Malone In his
opinion the only danger in political ac-
tivity that lies before n young man
Is the ambition to hold Office.
Collector Malone vas introduced ny
Ralph Folks. secretary OF the Borough
Of Manhattan. who spoke OF him as the
successor OF Mayor Mitchell az the Gus
tom House n a nan for whom greater
things are waiting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-01
ARRIVALS OF DAY
AT THE BIG HOTELS
Dansants at Park Avenue Well
Observation-Disclosures Band
at Marseille.

The dansan,s held at the Park Ave-
rue Hotel are well patronized and en-
jovahle
The Russian Band continues TO fur
MIS- dcllghtful music at the Hotel Mar
seize.
The stage in the Dutch grill at the
Mart nique has beer moved from the CEN
re OF the room to the south end
Among those who dined and watched
the caberet there last night were DR..
and Mrs. W. EVELYN Porter. Herbert
Kcicev n party. Harry II. Philoox and
renrv W. Watkins.
Toward Vincent Reid, son OF William
- Reid Of Newfoundland. who has been
o. the Waldorf for the last three weeks,
sa.ied ny the lAusitania Saturday for
Zealand. where he will Join the aviation
CORDS - the British army. His brother.
H'Ice Reid. is now viii the Sewfound-
land contingent at Fort St George, Scot
and. Their grandfather was Sir Rob
rrt Reid
Among the arrivals az tho big New
York hotels yesterday were;
ClaridFe-Miss Nellie Vincent. Buff
roio: NJ \. Woods, Cleveland Mr.. and
Mrs G. u Cook. Philadelphia II. p.
Folk. -. Louis.
Johns. Philadelphia Mrs.. William
WolN, Louisville Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
Kaufman. Lawrence Mass
Marseille-Mr and Mrs. c. Georve,
syracuse ! HAYDEN. Saybrook. Con
William Scott. n Richards. j. Byett,
J. FISK aud Nj ana Mrs. c. Place,
Sew Britain, Conn
sherman Square Mrs n + Stein
and Mis' Stein. -. Paul Mrs. 3. SAT-
,,rd and Miss Stafford. Philadelphia
Mrs. W. r. Ward. Newburgh, y. Y.
Grruoble-Mf +. VI. Hildreth. Bos'
TON Miss Helene de Swaneyshyald
'openhapsn Mr, and Mrs. J. p
..arke. Trenton \ j.
NcAlpir-I II /. Prlletier. Montreal
W Boyd, Denver; MIS- Il Il. O'Grady
Ottawa
Nutckerhooke, NJ. ana Mrs. W II
pdell, Boston NJ IA Mrs. Johr
ger Fritz. Eisfou. Pa Mr.. and Mrs
'trles = Curtis Philadelphia Gler
70 Martin. Los ANGELES
NaldoTf-loNu Il Mclean. Cino,n-
H'' Senator James II Brady. Idaho.
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CLAY Av., Hill ? isNh St SOY
GO iS wan d; Fce u; demand :,goSG
CRorONA PARKWAY, n cor 1!6th 81
sA5x i~rreg..-s u. Bldg. Corp 70 CIiy
8 p G. atty, FLA SNOW, 10 wall St. $4,000
TIFFANY ST, ". e.. at : es Beck ~,
Nagrom ,Rlty Co. ,iit sway pr m'se
atty, 7 6 4 T Co. i76 Bway 800
FREEMAN ST. s73. n $. SsIxlis -Emdo
R'ty GO. Inc. to freeman Stebbins co.
Inc. l7il. crotona Park East pr, mtg
si6.500, Feb rs, duo Mich I. 1913. s p.cs
atty, l. T 4 r Co. $50 Bway. $4,000
iST ST, 8 " .. being lot 20, map Prospect
nm Estate. b0xio0-Florence Wood 70
az, due Mich /. 1917. 6 p c. atty. r.
~MARMIoN Az. $ " c i1sth at. 5oxloo--
Eifel Constr Co. Inc, TO Morris Osman
sky. i2s " i2ist 81, Jan 10. / yr. . p q
atty. l. r r Co, iso Beay... . $4,000
CROroNA PARk NORTH. rs al =
Prospect av. 60x961l-V. Y R,ik, Corpn
to Rocklaud Rlty Co, 500 willis az
Feb 26. 1 yr. = y @ correction atty.
r q 4 I Co, I16 Bway. ........, s31,OoV
i5OTH 1T. n =. 250 " Morris av. 5oxiis &.
Maria Porcelli to salvatore Gennino, 10.
p iotth 81. pr mtg $4,000. Feb 2',-S
yrs, 6 . c. atty. 7 q 4 T CO.. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-01
NATHAN STRAUS FOR
CHARITY IN STREET
He Puts Organized BenevO-
lcncc After Spontaneous
Personal Aid.
GIVE QUICKLY. HE URGES

p,s,rrxA. cal, FEB. 2s.-"Don't talk
of tho sweet bye and bye TO my n
who has gone for hours without FOOD
and mas trudged the streets In the
heart crushing hunt for work. To a
brother In distress like that there 10
heaven IN a bowl OF hot soup and para
disc IN a plate " plain eatebles.
This was the answer given oy
Nathan Straus at the Huntington. where
he and Mrs. Straus are spending the
winter. when asked for his opinion on
organized charity.
81 believe that there never has been
IN the history OF the world such wide
spread distress as there IL to-day, con
tinued Mr.. Straus. "Fo: This reason
under present circumstances. coopera-
ton is often absolutely necessary. ana
that requires organization. The dan
ro- of organized harity-especiany
when carried on on a large scale-is
mat Il is mechanical. Too often ~
',cks rontlencss Of heart and becomes
cold and official
The rerson TO be helped loses his
Individuality and il known as hle IL,
10. s26S. or something like that. go
organized charity. perhaps almost or
necessity. involves itself In red tape.
'eads 70 frigid formalities OF printed
rules. application blanks n investiga-
,ions that require answers about fam
liV histories that 20 back almost 10
the days Of Queen Anne
"Dcspite an these dra wbacke organ
ized charity has fed millions Of hun-
Wv folk. clothed multitudes OF needy
ones and has done much practical good.
pu, i'm times like these the kind OF re-
lief that is needed is quick given help
| given without formalitv. given kindly
and. ~ Ear as possible. given per-
sorallN.
\ The need for organized charity would
not he 50 great II we ms individuals
were more active FOR personal helpful
ross would materially reduce the enor-
nous volume Of work that presses upon
the various organizations"
To the question whether the mex
rcrienced ciNcr would sometimes blum
der IN his b~enevolence Mr.. Straus an.
swerci
Most assuredly but suppose ne DID
make mistakes. he does himself M
harm The happiness that comes "a
fhe giver Is not measured by the worth
ness of the recipient. hui results from
tho uuscldshness Of the donor. Jus'
now tho value Of personal aid Is par.
tcularly marked because thousands o.
the most worthy and needy ones arr
too sensitive and shrinking to go before
a charity board and ask aims.
There are some who think that per
soutl aid ought merely To supplement
organize charity As \ sort of emer
gency measure. believe Il IL the othe'
WAY FOR our activities ough TO maxi
- so that organized work would TAX,
second place in the scheme OF soeia
service
Maybe YOU will better understan nj
what I have In mird when ! tell 20,
about the laiv and the newsboy. tn,
lad was an ~ clothed. shivering it'll,
chap and II was a cold. clustering win
tor day He vas selling penny paper
M the lady came up and smilingl!
asked MIN for one and put two pennie
INTO his half frozen hand and said
YOU look very cold. little man II,
looked mp and answered, Y was ma'an
until you came by"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-01
PLAN HOSPITAL FOR
FINANCIAL DISTRICT
Business Men May Use Build
ing in Broad Street-S1.-
100000 Endowment.

An effort 10 being made by business
men in the financial district 70 estab-
fish a general and emergency hospital
on Broad street with ar endowment or
1000. 900. An option on four floors al
No. 100 has been secured. with the
understanding thai the four remaining
floors may he used. The hospital will
he known "a the Broad street Hospital
In the City OF New York.
Pledges are being sought 20 assure
the financial success OF the institution.
II has been estimated that equipment
for twenty-four ward beds and six pr-
vate rooms, a d~tspensary and emer-
gency room. will cost 1885. and that
maintenance for one year Will cost SAL
2i6. The hospital will be non-sectarian.
There will be facilities for X-ray eSarn'-
nations and electrical treatment.
Banks. trust companies. real estate
firms n all corporations In the dis
trict will be asked to endow beds for
employees. II has long been felt that
some such institution is badly needed,
as workers in that part OF the city are
further from a general hospital than
are those In any other quarter.
A score OF surgeons and physicians
have pledged their services and a v
agreed 70 give 500 TO maintain the hos
pital during the frst year. Among
them are Drs. Edward Wallace Leo,
William Tod Helmuth. J. Wilford Allen,
William NJ. Van Sandt, Pau Allen. q
c. Dominlck. Ira B. Terry. John Alva
McCorkle, !. Perry Seward. on the
organization committee are Maurice
F~eatherson. John J Hopper. Thomas J
Mcbride, Alton X. Parker. Walter L
McCorkle. DR.. Walter G. Crump and f
l.. wemple. chairman. Or. A. J V
Savage is superintendent.
Tha Npat twepty-fvN Individuals who
contribute $1,000 toward the equipment
OF the hospital will be classed as found
ers, and Individuals who contribute 81
900 toward the maintenance or endow
ment will be life members. Suhscrip
tions may be sent to II. ]. Dorgeloh
treasurer, oare OF the Coal and Iror
National Bank.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-01
LIS pENDENs.
Manhattan.

ROW. eli and 2i3-Manha,,an ~
60 ast Robert kommel ct, a. parS
HoN' "a 40 lSiu Iisrn Sr Sr" .sp6
Lauder ct al. I'd ~. ~2as9-saue agi
ZONES Woods Realty corp e, al "a az.
30. same aei Ernestine Rosen,haI =,
iiiester ct a I'd sv, ss.s-ssme az
Theodore /. Bailey ct a.. ID av. 3bI
same ag' Augustus 7 T~iedenann 20
av. $50 ana ssl-Same Agt Minnie era
81 Al; - az. s6s-same Rgt Ida VI
smith. New Rovery. % TO sS Same Rgt
sarah 7 gardiner e. al. New Bower,
same agt John J Hughes =, al fark
Row, ~ ana i7s-Ssne agt VIM u
sam" agt Frank Lewis ct a., PARK RoN
i2s and III Sam agt william cold
stone e. 81 Park Row i2l aud Ia
Row. en- to .2l-sane .ast PanIteone
Amerosi e. al 20 AZ, M same aT,
,g. Samuel I.urta e. a. ID Az. iil:
same agt Charles Wendt 81 al % Az
al ID ~. iOis-same agt FteieriH j
Ak, pHi.TTn Eta. Brevins Co =, a
"a az iSt'sss @ me as msnqs T'iis.
Il al, I'd av' 7~77--ssme agt Ham,
E FsIliP II : ct 81 E; "a al az "a a AZ. ;4sms, 9s.
0gt Baheite Schuenemann - al - Av
7ss-Same agt Gotham Mor'raee 60 -
h.,o "a "a az ~''' .d .s'' UHs 9To''
1Hhsa-'es Lave ., a.. ram p,v. i3. anu
~ sms az WI. . rs
-, a. ,us same az, Freacri..
BGten. non ct Al. II av. los5-Slno
ag' samuel Luria, =, a. 20 az. 1929 ana
"a az. ioaS@Same All Frederick G.
Martins ct al; "a av, Iosi-same AK
~, Ss"ar T Jones =, al, "a Sy' 1857
Sane ngt salvatore rerraro a, nj: "a a,
iSsb-Ssme AT John W,idvose ct a
ai.t lT "a mi,i""s%aim"ss -" w,
Louise Lisberger 81 a.. ld av 1855 ans
1870 same ", Cable. "a Lang ., a.
Hut.nsrhon o. a. "a az og5-Sam1 ar
io.aph Il Haunt, - al d av' Io.t
same ssl Edwsr9 Frsani :, a.. "a az
"a av. ~icso-Same sgt charles Kranth
.t al. I'd av' lo62~Snme ae, Samue
SsE So,w" aTrooilpnc" Horn ", ,i2d
az. i-oios-same ast cfhrlstian Gommel e.
Kan ~, a. "a NV sss 10 diane 49,,
adrin ( ,ItIe"" a., nj. "a "a. 4sS"sane
NiTg eII inns ,t Graf =, nv. SSSr
sane nst 'har'es DSer!ns e. a.; ~ "v
,af ame as. nnssIn"nnt''E NM NM "a as
"a a.. sane ast Morr.s rrovler e.
"a Az, ~, sane az LOUIS" S'ot"rh
ht'E 81 ht' - ~ lN'- N'll' g '"hl
u T'moncy ct al "a aN, $50 same az
Nrdrew kopke, a a!. '76 sam" az.
Mm To- Sirohtmsnn, 81 "a az, H''
1850 and 1859 Sane az James Bllr.l
rt a., 20 @N' 7s2-same sgl sarah
Hiisch ct Al "a aN. zoos Same agt
Frederick q Kolb ~ al. "a az, l0se-
same ag; catherine Brewer e. Al. I'd av.
as3 Same as Ada r klinker 81 a!
ID av. 7G2 TO 766-Same sst Frederick Il
Sondem IT al: "a av. lOb3--Same sgt
Iytni II Soghlrltrs a. A.: a nv, 1919
same agt Eliza \ Bursgrsn 80 a.. "a
as. 1873 and lO75-S;Ame sgt Anna q
Heckev 81 al. I'd av. lO7O--Same agt
sarah Dowls ct at. I'd az. lOGs-Same
NJ Rosa Sin,m 81 Al 2d AZ. lOGs-Samr
80, G,st,v Turr, 81 MI ID az logS
lOtb-Ssm. AM WUhrlnina uornl.sch
- onscLsuhnsh
pIViNGToN' So n = cor Allan a, % a.,
~ Ahrnhern l. kass va Nich.l Knyn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-01
RECORDED LEASER.
Manhattan.

s9rH ST 10 W, store ana Annie
B%ridsnburs to John J Reddan. 5?s "
ssth 1T, 3 t-i2 yrs from May l. 1915.
Aers, Gusgenheimer. U a NJ. 81 Wall
sorH sr. ss W. au-Abert j M,id ebrooS
to August Jansen, so w 30th -. 10
va from Feb /. 1910: address, islt
sp ~. as5s.2aso.. noors above store
hoor-I wit to John j Campbell, a56
Bowery, 8 yrs from May /, 1915 atty.
GKeANp ST. ass. aiy@Es,a,e o; rh'codor
81 Division sv. Bklvn, : yrs from MAY J.
1915 atty, Simon Rasch, :33 Bway 50 700
Mchrtsns TO Meyer Gilman ~ Eldrilre
st. 2 e-l2 yrs from Mar /, 'slt tiS0
RIVINGTON ST, ga. all-Louis Golistelu
70 Jonas .Schimei "a Rivington - 3
SO Az. e~o5s.Francis hustace 10 Morris
Kirschner. 2o56 Sd av E YRS from Ma
.p,' Az. ss?s. ali Nathan GrabenheimeG
June /. 1915. attys, Fitch. NJ g. @. g
nassau St,.'s.' -..-. ...''. 't.''.t sl,OVV
HINTS POINT RID. " 8, being lot ~. blk
27s3 tax .msp-City Of Vow York TO
MAJ ssso e. 1908. alto. Nv rite rns @. 49,
Willis Az. :is. north ,,ore-Auea.'
Msytohr, 70 10. Krei;e.rr; $50 h'y,ns
Geza Eiehhorn. 300 Bway $3.50 TO 500
sy aii..Wm b sn.h e. al 20 Edw "
!. is,s' a,'y, ii v cisft I
rsRpnAM RID. : " cor r,ebSnt av, .s'orc'
&c-Henry Lin.mann to phil'p PaPrin
OCT J., 1914; atty, Henry Iinsmann, 200
Elm d correction see. , sRbo 70 AIS0
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REAL estate FOR sALEOR EXCHANGE
Borough Of Brooklyn.

1918; CLINTON V through 70 Wsv.
erlv Az. residence ana garage, p.ot 6sN20O,
cost $40, 900, price $4,000 OeHs than ar
sessed valued just renovated and ready tor
occupancy; exchange considered; send for
photos and description caretaksr on prop.
erty day and night; will rent for ~ 500 per
annum. Your own broker or y
MOVES co 90 William 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-01
SATISFIED

with mans and address OF lender. g.
torneN.l
10Th ST, tss W. . =. 500 = 10Th av, 2bNas a.,
July \. leO3-Reginald : Jsfray to Fan
u,c q X Williams, estry, shore ri and
sth av, u Of =; at'ys, Ne Grove A Il,
80 Nassau IT,. ..... ~ o0o
10TH ST. 4s6 W, -, 32h = 10Th nv, 25NAs .
June 30. lpOS-Isnh clie l. Dandrtdfe 10
same: sttys, same ........ ...... 1l.0nN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-01
NuSnian Gets Ready for Prison

PATERSON. n. J.. Feb 2s.-Patrick II
Ou1nlan, resentenced by Judge Klenert
to from two TO seven years In the
state prison for an incendiary I. W.
w. speech, will be taken 20 Trenton
Thursday. Sheriff Radcliffe had planned
TO transfer Quinlan to-day. but de-
ferred the trip 70 permit the ] w. w.
man 70 nnish UP some business.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-01

N67iht. taxes, SC. slGc. mtg. $4,000
~ DAME. G~feenwald.
l,iST ST ~ 20 i25 W. n. 275 " Lenov
a. :5o;2s !, t~o Gosiy nat' li?d g.
s9ll 10 81 >I5O. two = sly nats-sherins
a. Of a. rient ,i,- s. which kTemer
since oI,ou g, NJ attys
lat 21oS THIRD AVENUE
~ j. Il Mayors
BURKE ~ " ; whole front BET Braoor
nrd WioNn.m avs .GoNioo. burke AZ
ham avs, ?oON3Qo--B X Ticscr va Il d
iisrr., nii9r Tef due '7.isOss taxes
wItKHAM *, n. 100 . Burk. ay, :no~
100. Hrurer Az : : 500 . burke ~
iooXioo-same aEt came action .. sam"
FRIDAY. MARCH
TAT :, vEsEY STREET
B., Henry Brady,
7Tn r go =. lssw Ayp s:s>
,S,.. hts'i ,RIn, no ,"ro"a' nurl; uf,S'
,s>es & ,ai.SG.
Nv samue Mar,
'o.1n 81; 1870 " r. " tms. a.;
~ S'S %nn ra lI.io'' y, s nm rNA " S"f Suck
lev. attys. Frank Cochrane, ref due,
!-4O3%.o6, 'dxes. s., $500
VI 3cos THIRD AVENUE
By Herbert A. sherman
>GrnvR Az. ls!l. zoo sl;'ih =
So dW'g & vacant Seamen'. Bank fo'
Ssy,ns: az, ! ~ FL a.. T's Sa ;4sr
-79s. taxes, 40, S!o,Ss0 ~
Nv Henry Brady
MONTERREY Az. 1891, - cor ia d =,
80 sNss 3Nis sxl0ol 3 ST. na'-Gu's"
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

. STORY ana basement. ?5xi0o. 90
vator, li0Oo 50 feet of space, 36c par
foot, cheapest rent In New York, con
venient to elevator. cars and 23d ST. ferry:
CREsCrNT MUSIC co, 1881 Broadway
Tel, b9l Bryont.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

AUDUBON Az, io1-Ino Charles ag, Gus.
tav Boohme ct al ian ~. islA...... $50
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