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New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
ANOTHER FOURTH AVE. PROJECT

Ernest Flagg is drawing plans for a
twelve story store and loft building in
Fourth avenue, to occupy the southwest
corner of S1st street, opposite the Dodd,
Mead G. Co. building
The property has been sold to Hyatt &,
Mccormick. representing a syndicate. A
new company is to be formed for the pur-
pose Of completing the Improvement. which
VIII be known as the De Forest Estate Cor
poration. with Lincoln Mccormick, of No.
6S Broadway, as secretary
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
SHOT WIFES LAWv>|
D'Uorced Husband Seel. ,
Uenge zrith Reuol7,s, y
! By Telegraph TO The Trb,,,.

Ne" Haven, Jan. 21--Winis
state agent for an Insurance. COW ~.
four bullets at Howard C.. We,s ~
fnent lawyer. this afternoon se
snots struck Wehb's breast BON.
on and. after running four or a,as aaas
through his flesh. stopped in a ~. &ss
which 1t was easily removed an
The wound Is not a serious one aie
webb represented Newport,,
Gently In divorce suit. In Whit, -" ~.
was charged with cruelty. Wsss <,I
divorce for Mrs Newport, r,,a
award OF aliTnony and the cr..~s al
daughter Newport has been bt,,.'
Webb since. He entered Wsbh,, as>es
afternoon and Immediately 80 acs 4,
away with a revolver He fred tbr.
before webb leaped upon him. .Nsl
TO the Moor None OF the shots ..ssas
effect. but Newport wrenched ~, aks
and shot once more. infiictiur tb.1 1ad =
webb pounded Newport's Fac. ,nt
blue before the police pulled hs,, eS a,
put him under arrest for eSb,sr- sy "a
released when il became kno,-r Hsss
port had shot him S.,
Newport was searched. and
have two loaded pistols and tocat
In his possession He was nI,c.
arrest, and is held In $4,000 bar "a
has not found ~ncs
he said tonight that his onIv r.
that ne did not kill Webb. ".
fifty years old nal
Webb was formerly CITY At,o-
has been prominent in the ,s,+. q
and is one of the best knou, ns't
old iss 7ssal
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.


Century Investing co TO United States Realty
and Improvement Co; mtgs: 500.
LeonldGs II Cress. as gdr. To Stanley NJ Rur-
roughs; mtgs; $4,000
$50, 900 i'''' -
David Werdenschlag to Geraldine f Skilltn. 81
Morris Lazar to Henry Dreyer; $1,000
francis Menais To Nathan Packard and
ano; 81. '"
Michael Fippinger TO Emily Fippnger: So 600
JULIUS karlsberg to Malie Karlsberg; s1OO
hehFY bergh. trustee, to Farmers Loan and
Trust co: 81
Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Co to Iere 7
Campion, trustee: $4,000.
Emily \ Coster, trustee. to Antoinette King
eXr. 81 s'
Rosa Nathan to Albert Mamlock; s4as4
New york Trust Co 10 Raynor NJ Gardiner.
fhomend Cipolla 10 John ! Zuech $4,000
LOUIE a Perlman to Moses NJ Valentine, SION
anton SSllasyl 10 ,Isohn u Hake. 81
motifs snbln 20 Ralph HickoX; $4,000
co; Jan 20; s1ao 7se
20: $1,000. Jan
Same 10 John Sehappert; Jan 90 $4,000
-" Ait.e Insurance and Trust Co. 10
LswyS1S .el Ind Mortgage Co: mtgs; Jan 20;
Nassau Mortgage co 20 Mutual Life Insurance
CO. mtss, Jan 20; 81.
Lawyers Mortgage % to philins Phoenix 81 al
trustees; Jan 20 SIS 400 ~ a.
Sanle ~ ftsauS S,uS savings Bank; Ian 20. Sia. oOo
Nhlhn r..',n ~ al eNrs. TO Lawyers Mort
gage 90 ian 20; $4,000
American suffrage co "a Nassau Mortsaxa
Co m'ssi Jan 20; ST. 900 II.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
THE BRONX.
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesrooms, Nos. II
and 16 Nesey street resulted as follows:
BY Joseph =. Day,
13dTH ST. 245. n s. ASS TT OF 7th ave. 1sx
99n. sty dwlg; Benjamin Steinman ct al
agt w Hemmens ct al; Alexander Rosen-
thai. atty; F l. G Keating ref: amt due S4 -
2sS 6s: taxes, etc $276 81; sub to a mtg OF
$1,000 adjourned to Jan 2S
12eTH ST, Ill, S, 165 fl of Park ave 2aI
~ II, sty tenmt and store; F II Ross agt
Philip Epstein ct al: Fixman & L. attys: r
/ a Britt, ref; amt due. S4, 741 SO. taxes etc
800 sub to a prior mtg of 50, 600; to Edward
+ Rath for S13,067.
LAMPORT AVE. s S, 400 IT " Of Fort Schuyler
rd, 25xlO0, Throg's Neck; s Hickox agt M
j Falk ct al; 5 Stilwel. atty: F. n Robin
son. ref; amt due 81, 15S 25. taxes, etc 500;
TO the plaintiff for $1,000
BY Bryan L. Kennedy
HOFFMAN ST. 1896. e s. 1913 It of 18th st
5ox99. 10, sty tenrht and store; Kate Walsh
agt Michael Pignoni ct al; Moran atty:
> L X Ward, ref; amt due, S5997 %; taxes
etc, $3.50 6S: sub TO first mtg of $6, 500; to
the plaintiff for s10.72S.
BY Herbert A Sherman
STH AVE. 2794, s. 49.11 II n of 14sth st 5ox
so. o sty tenmt and store; David WerdenschIag
agt Meyer Levy ct al. Arnsten, L e. p. attys;
NJ Beali ref; amt due. 1894 40: taxes, etc,
S153 81; Withdrawn
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
BUYS BROOKLYN BLOCK.
Site Will Be Improved with Two Fam
ly Houses.

s Alberts has sold for Morris Franklin
10 Henry 7. Feiser the block bounded by
Glenrnore avenue. Sheridan avenue. Conduit
avenue and Lincoln avenue. Brooklyn. The
property is within a block of the Grant
avenue station of the elevated road. The
frontages are 237 feet on Conduit avenue,
1s3 feet on Lincoln avenue. 200 feet on
G1enn1ore avenue and SO feet on Sheridan
avenue. Mr.. Feiser will build about thirty
two family houses on the site. Glenmore
avenue is one of the prominent thorough
fares Of this section OF Brooklyn, and is
under the control of the Park Department.
The John Pullman Real Estate Company
has sold for the TurrbulI estate of Balu-
more. No. 259 10 267 Seventh avenue,
Brooklyn. between 9Th and 18th streets, five
story fathouses with stores. on plot look
100 feet
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
with owners name and address.

with owners name and address,
JANUARY 21-
MANHATTAN.
EAST BROADWAY. 1o3: for a sty brk store
and lofts % 2x69: NJ Muller. lis Nassau st.
architect; cost. $12.0 .00O-
Owner. B Schlanowsky. IL West 11eth 81.
33D ST, IL East; for II sty ork store ana
lofts. 25xs9.4 " Thompson. 1928 Broad
way, architect: cost SIS. 600
Owner. s Switzer, 210 West 18th st
2eTH ST. SAL to SAT West; for a sty ers
stable and garage, sc. sx9s.9; B Baker. 100
9Th ave, architect: cost. $4,000
Owner, w & Sloane. SS4 Broadway.
THE BRONX
hist ST, s. $50 fl of Sd ave; for a sty
brk amusement hall, 25x1oo; B q j Wal
thur. 147 East 125th st, architects, cost,
S5. 900.
Owner Albert c Ayers. White Plains.
NEEDHAM AVE. 9. 226 ~ Of Fish ave,
for sty frame dwg 22x53.6; cost. 81. 600
Owner, Christopher Gonzalez. 1421 Need
ham
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
HELP FOR SLIPPING HORSES.
S. P, G. A. Auxiliary Provides Chain
Shoes for Emergency Cases

BY an arrangement just effected between
the women's auxiliary of the American
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Animals and Police Captain William F.
Boettler. in charge OF Traffic Precinct A.
a free clinic and dispensary for animals
has been opened at No. ao5 Lafayette street.
and already sixty horses have been treated
by the veterinarians who have given their
services to the humane cause.
Mrs. James Speyer, president of the
auxiliary. had a talk with Captain BoettIcr
yesterday. and as a result the clinic will
provide chain shoes for all horses which
nave come to grief on the slippery road
ways. Whenever animal goes down
the clinic will turn over to any policeman
of chain shoes as loan 1t is planned
TO establish branch offices in various parts
OF the city where shoes will be loaned
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
81

JANUARY
FORT WASHINGTON AVE, cor OF fenth
ST; Thomas q Belts Co ast Dacorn Realty Co
ct al: Jan II. 1909 (by deposio: S33S OF.
BRACKEN AVE. Q. 100 and IT'S n n OF
Randall ave; Israel Kormissar agt Joseph
Steen ct all Nov 16 1909: 500.
23cD ST. g. 142 II Of Spuyten Duyvii Park
way: Carl Wolf aSt Lee De Forest ct al; Jan
1s 1910: $3.50.
231ST ST. n s. 5503 r. Of Spuyten Driyvil
Parkway; same agt ng-the-Hudson Co ct
al; Jan IS. 1910; S225.
UNION AVE. 1898: Theodore A Beckler agt
Joseph Holerith ct all Jan II. 1910; $s5-
BRISTOW ST. cor Of 17Oth 1T: P & r Cor
bin Co Of New York agt John Doc ct al; Dec
II, 1909; S24e %.
115TH ST, 617 West: Dimock a Fink Co ast
Wilmot Construction Co ct al; Jan 20. 1slo'
1855 81.
Sd AVE. 5s7: Izak Taub aSt kry Lyn Realty
Co ct al; Dec 81. 1909: s25-
SAME PROPERTY: Jacob Plotkin ast same;
Dec 10. 1900; S75-
T4TH ST, 223 East: Herman Binder ss al ast
Phillip Smith ct al; Dec 29. 1909; $3.50.
s5TH ST 81 and "a West: voigtmann & co agt
Robert Minturn et al: Oct y. 1901; Si'o-o-
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
ALTERATION PLANS.

MANHATTAN.
BKOADWAT, ., opp 216th ST; to sly
brk dwg etc: Schwartz & Gross. S4i Stn
ave. architects: cost, s., 00o
Owner Dwyer, 6o1 West End ave-
1S2D ST, III West; to sty brk tenrnt and
store: Gronenbers Leuchtag. West 22d
st, architects; cost. $4,000.
Owner, J McGrath, 15s LenoT ave
THE BRONX.
ST RAYMOND AVE. 3. 20 IT Of Castle Hill
ave- TO 2Iz sty frame store and dws.
21.4x455; Henry Nordhern. fremont ave and
Bronx st, architect; cost, $500.
Owner, Louis Magone, 1641 Castle Hill ave
CoURTLANDT AVE. 1904. TO q ssy frame
store and dwg. 24x50. Chris r Lohse ST.
Eagle ave. architect; cost. $500
Owner. Harry Wilker. on premises
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY 81.

BOTH ST, ft7 East Jacob Klein agr Henry
Russell. owner: Emanuel Livingston. contrac-
tor; $50.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1897 to 1903: same agt
Herman katz owner: Emanuel Livingston.
contractor; $24s.
PARK AVE. 4462 and 4464: Ernst RI RAINBOW
agt William GuKgolz. owner and contractor.
Frederick A limerick. contractor: s132
TEE TAW AVE. g. whole front. between
14f: Watson Contracting Co agt Richard NJ
Montgomery Co. owners: E l. Shea Con-
struction Co contractor; Coelos & Fasselle.
sub-contractor: So17 80.
1OfST ST. s. 30 n Of West End ave,
20x100 II: Edwin Dumole Co agt Sailie .Tert.
owner and contractor: 1852.
STTH ST. 1s West: William II Downe axt Louise
G McCreery, owner: Anderson Construction
Co, contractor (renawaD: &J4 10.
BATHGATE AVE. cor tssth ST. i5OxfoO:
R Handeson q Son azt Mountain Cpnstruc-
tion Co. owner and contractor; S325
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
DERELIcT ALIVE WITH su,,.
Nine Believed Lost with ses,.
Edgar G. Ross.

Norfolk. Va. Jan IA tb-.
dereiict schooner found yestsrsav ,.As -
United States revenue cutter Ana.
noatins bottom upward 80 mile. -
cape Hatteras Is believed 20 be N.
schooner Edgar c. Ross. " ssa,o-5 s,'
which sailed from Charleston.
cember 3. lumber laden. for w. =
The vessel, which carried a crew -.
men. IS believed to have been Io,,
Christmas coast storm n'
When found yesterday IN. dsr.H.
alive with sharks. one or which
ing what appeared 10 be III. ,or,o
man
The schooner Martha s. Beu..
Jacksonville December IS for Nsr
and the schooner Anna P. Bisso, -
Jacksonville December % for E,s...
port. ~. j.. are also missing.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
RECENT BUYERS.

Edward S. Johnson. secretary OF James
e. Johnson e. Co, wholesale milliners, at
No. 655 Broadway. is the buyer of No 13o
West ssth street, the three story dwelling
house recently sold by Mckee, Hayward
e. Co.
A. B. LyaIl is the buyer OF No. 3es West
SD street.
l.. e. A Pincus are the buyers Of Nos
40 and AZ Seventh avenue, two three-story
buildings, on a plot 45x1G0 feet.
Henry Marks and Casper Levy are the
buyers OF No. Az 10 44S Fourth avenue and
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
GET AN UPTOWN PLOT.

Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown G.
co. have sold for the church extension
committee Of the Presbytery of New York
a plot, 4ox1Co feet, on the north side of 115th
street, 5oo feet west of Lenox avenue. to
Levy q Starr The parcel adjoins the site
occupied by the 115th Street Presbyterian
Church.
Levy Starr have also bought No. sos
west llSth street a five story triple fiat
house, on lot 25x1OO11 feet
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
SOUTH ORANGE TRACT SALE.

A syndicate composed of property owners
in the Montrose section of South Orange,
y. J., has bought the property at Montrose
End Berkeley avenues. popularity known as
the Watson place." and containing ten
acres. The new owners will probably sell
IL off in plots of an acre and upward
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
BUILDING FOR PHYSICIANS.

A twelve story building for physicians
snd dentists is to be erected by Charles NJ.
Warner on the plot at No. 40 TO A East 41st
street, eox16o feet, adjoining the southeast
corner OF Madison avenue. In the same
block the Chemists Club is about TO erect
q ten story clubhouse and Office building.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22

Nos. ~ and 81 East Goth street, sold re-
Gently by the Danforth estate through Ed
ward l.. King & Co
julius Stellhemer Is the buyer of the six
houses No. 116 TO 12o and Nos 1876 and 13S
West 9sth street. sold recently through the
Duross company
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22

Amusement Co: : YRS from completion of
building; $40
Address. Room All "a Nassau st.
116TH ST. 543 to $40 East; y Mcneil 10
Marc Gurchowitch; yrs from May l. leoe'
81, O00
Address. 543 East 11eth st.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
REALTY NOTES.

The James l.. Wells Company negotiated
the sale to the government OF the nostoe7o.
site on Spencer Place, 14sth and 15otI,
streets and Mott avenue The propertv has
a frontage of ZIG feet on Spencer Place 1ns
feet in 149th street, 100 feet in 150th street
and 81 feet on Mott avenue The seller wae
Henry L. Morris
The PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN
FIFTH ANENUE-Samuel Goldsticker
SOLO for the heirs Of DR. Joseph j. Lawrence
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22

Rexton Realty Co TO Lawyers Title Insurance.
and Trust Co; $4,000
2eTH ST 30 10 "a. 5. 1886 IT e of 9Th ave ave.
71.exes.s; Jan 90; due. etc as per tsenS eons.
$4,000.
Attorney. George G. De witt, ss Nassau ST.
9TH ST. 5ls West, 25xese Jan 20; due N MGa lod l.
Attorney James Allen 30 Wall st.
toTH ST s. % II e of 11th ave. 25sx4s.1i;
due etc; as eo per bond' Charles Beck 10 'ari
Attorney Title Guarantee and Trust Co iI6
Broadway.
samuel ip.Ion Jones ts to Robert SHERMAN ssssso
Broadway
74TH ST. SIS a76 TT of Iexins,on ave; is'so ,s
es; Jan 2o @ yrs Marssrst Mar od6 Mccormick to
Attorneys. Bowers & Sands 81 Nassau St
GOTH ST, n s. 200 IT W of West End ave, 15ox
1oo1l yr. per cent; Jacob Aiexrod to l.
Attorney. a l. Mordecai. 1s5 Broadway
102D ST. S, AS 1T of LIST ave, 12'xl0o -:
Attorneys. smith & simpson. 1s5 Broadway.
5oxsss: 5 yrs: Kelsarse Realty Co to Harlem
Savings Bank; S43. 900.
Attorneys K & f Wightman. 90 Broad
THE BRONX.
FULTON AVE. e cor 1soth St e5.cx7axs5x
t4,; Jan 2o s,y yr ;o Louis kieoan 10 JACOB
Attorneys NJ & I Isaacs, 81 William
West Chester; yrs. per cent Marsaret
Eldridge to Alice V Conklin; $1,000
Attorney. Frank Gass, West Chester
INTERvALE AVE, w cor Beck St Isl -1o1 0s
to City Mortgage Co; $1,000
BECK ST, n cor Intervale ave. 115x125 (prior
mtg S112O00): yrs per cent; same to
Henry Morgenthau Co; $4,000
Attorney, NJ w Wechser, 165 Broadway.
LOT "a. map prop VIM F Duncan at Williams
bridge. 25x1O0; due July IL. 1910. per cent
Francesca Romano to Achile Branca; $4,000.
Attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co,
176 Broadway.
LOT 1885, map prop Henry Thompson; Jan
20; yrs per cent; Margaretha Brohmer
Attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust Co, 100 Broadway.
LOT 19s. same map; Jan 20: yrs. rer cent;
Attorney, Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust Co. $50 Broadway.
OLD BOSTON RD: " $, 4oo1 Fl of Elizabeth
to Meyer Lambert; s4,2s5.
Attorney, Meyer Lambert 80 Cortlandt ST.
TINTON AVE 722, s. 16.sx1oo; instalments.
per cent; Betsey Brauer to Ida Leibsohn'
Attorney. Chas Friedrich, IS Nassau St
UNION AVE, S, S2S 1T of Boston I'd. 2ox
100 (prior mtg Sc 5000; Jan 20; yrs, per
cent Joseph Hollerith. corporation. to
Attorney Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust Co. 160 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY (prior mtg $4,000; Jan 20:
demand. per cent; same to Bertha stim-
mel; $3.50.
Attorney Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust Co. 100 Broadway.
sTH ST, 2s0 # W OF On1stead ave, 25xlos
(prior mtg SIS. .0oo): yrs. per cent: John
Keener to George Devermann; 81. 100
Attorney, Charles II Baechler, 1125 Walker
142D ST s. 230.I IT Of Alexander ave.
37.4X100; Jan 20. I Vt, per cent: Haase-
IIppmann Construction Co to Moses Seeltg
IS. 900.
Attorney. Thos H Baskerville. 81 Nassau st.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-25
Woman's Club Bazaar.

The Palatka Woman's Club is pre-
pairing to give Demonstration and Ba
zaar in the store room next south of the
postoffice, during the week of Dec. 5th
The bazaar will be filled with al
classes of high grade goods, much o.
which has been donated by manufactur
ers through local merchants, and will
range from china doll, paintings, brio
a-brac TO bale of hay. The Demonstra
ton will consist in demonstrating to the
people what these good women can dc
in the way of selling goods TO raise
money for the benefit OF the club and
the city.
There will be all kinds of goods or
hand for sale, and during the week Of
this bazaar the Woman's Store will be
headquarters for all people who arc
looking for something but are not able
TO tell what. This varied and magnifi
cent stock of odds and ends, all new and
direct from the manufactures, will solve
the problem. They will find just wha
they want here.
Next week the News will be able &c
tell more of the details of the coming
sale.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-25
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that thirty days
after the date hereof, |, as the administers
tor of the estate of Loomls A. Ballard, de-
ceased, will apply by petition, to the Coun-
ty Judge of Putnam County, Florida, for
leave and authority to sell the following de-
scribed real estate belonging to the estate
of the said decedent, to-wit:
Grove lots fifty-nine t5N and seventy-two
| on, siXty-one (6I and seventy (5O), Village
| lots, Blocks tifty-eight t5S) and siXty-three
| 1857 and grove lots twenty-eight t20, eighty
1907, eighty-one 1911, eighty-two (S2l, eighty
three tS3), eighty-four (SIl, one hundred and
nine t109), one hundred and twenty Q20),
one hundred and twenty-five 122), one hun
dred and twenty-five Ups, one hundred and
forty-three (1i3), one hundred and forty
nine u49), "Out' lots one hundred and seven
| 900, one hundred and eight Q0S) and one
hundred and twenty-five Q25) and one hun
dred and twenty-siX (l26), each of the out
lots containing five ~ acres more or less,
and one hundred and eight. all according
to the map or plat of Crescent City by G. r..
Dyke, G. E., and which is on record in the
Clerks office of Putnam County, Florida.
Also the South half (S12) of lot one ~ of
Section thirty-four (34), Township eleven
| (ll), South, of Range twenty-seven (N) East.
Also the Southeast quarter of Southwest
quarter of section fourteen Q4) in Township
twelve (l2), South of Range twenty seven
ca, East, containing 40 acres and 1O-1OO
acres.
Also the South half of southeast quarter
OF the southwest quarter of Section four
teen, Township twelve ~, South, of Range
twenty-seven, East, containing twenty
acres.
THOMAS REEVES,
administrator.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-25

Miss Jennie Weller visited Jackson
vile this week.
Miss Maude Written of Miami is Wis
iting Miss Imogen Fearnside.
John T. Dunn jr. of Daytona visited
friends in the city this week.
Sands Bros, the electricians and cleo
trio supply dealers have fitted up and
moved into the vacant brick store on
Water street opposite the Howell Thea
ter. They have greatly increased their
stock and in the new store they will
have opportunities for display not before
enjoyed.
Chairman F. ]. Fearnside wants the
democrats of the county not TO lose sight
OF the fact that the senatorial primary in
this county as in other counties OF the
state, will have to be conducted with.
out pay, as there are no funds. He will
be anxious to get in touch with demo
Gratis in all precincts who are willing to
do this work for the party, gratis.
City Tax Collector TRAY gives notice
in another column that the city tax
books are open for The payment of taxes
People need to be reminded of such
debts. Death and taxes are debts we all
have to pay. Your pastor will remind
you Of the former; Mr.. TRAY now comes
in and reminds you that the latter are
due now, and hence should be paid first
John Mallem the popular fruit and
soft drink dealer next to the postoffice
has nephew coming next month to as
sist him in the business. This young
fellow comes from Lebanon in Pales
tine, where the young men still pillow
with sharp sticks and the maidens bal
ance jar of water on their heads, and
where both sit down under the Cedars
and make goo-goo eyes as in the days
of Solomon.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-25
Notice of Intention to Apply for
Letters Patent.

Notice is hereby given that the subscribers
hereto, will apply TO the Honorable Albert
W. Gilchrist, Governor of the state of Flor
ida, at Tallahassee, Florida, on the 22d day
of December, A. D., 1910. for
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-25

as per PROPOSED CHARTER following
the same having been filed In the office o
the secretary of State, of said State of Flor
ida, at Tallahassee, Florida, on the day o
November A. d.. 1910,
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-25

Announcement was made at Annts
ton, Ala, that the Admission National
bank and the City National bank will
be consolidated on January next, and
that the State Bank and Trust Com
pany will result from the combination.
The combinations resources, it is
ted, will be $1,500,000.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-25
Our Transitory Heroes.

ale woke up enc morning and found
himself famous"
well"
And then went and made monkey
of himself in time for the afternoon
papers to get hold of it. "-Pittsburg
Post.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-25
"Penny WISE"
"Pound Foolish"

Don't economic on the soap queS-
ton. A cheap cake of soap may
cause sore hands, chapped and Bills
tered skin, dry and falling hair, and
other troubles.
Plant Juice Medicated Soap sells
everywhere at 1Oc a cake and one
trial proves its superiority.
1t has an agreeable odor, fathers
freely, and excells for a shampoo,
shave or bath.
1t removes dandruff, promotes the
growth of the hair and prevents its
falling out.
Ask your druggist for Plant Juice
Medicated Soap.
Sold by City Drug Store Palatka, Fla.
Write for Free Plant Juice Book
F. A.sDILLINGHAM,
S31-33 W. 9th St., Cincinnati, o.