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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-09-22

Never before In the history Of medicine
has a treatment for human nffliction re-
ceived the praise OF so many prominent
persons interested IN the welfare OF man
Cure for the Liquor, Habit Hon, John c.
Sherw;n OF Mason city. Iowa. who Is one
Of the grandcst men in the Middle West
and highly honored member of the SUI
preme Court Of Iowa. gives thu" Neal his
p" To w inHos:ei II NAY coNcERS:
With a view and in the hope that az
ficted humanity may be benefited, l
cheerfully submit the following public
statement:
am personally acquainted with sew
eral men who have been cured by the
Neal treatment and who have thus
been restored to their families ana
friends. From what I know and from
reliable information that has come to
me. l unhesitatinglv recommend the
Neal Cure to all afflicted, their suf-
fering families. relatives and friends.
Respectfully submitted
JOHN c. SlIERWIN.
Ex-Governor William Larrabee says:
I spent one of the most pleasant and
satisfactory afternoons of my life re-
Gently. when. with Mrs. Larrabce. Wis
tied the Neal Institute and for the first
time persnally found out what
grand. good work is being accomplish
ed by the Neal Three Day Cure for al
cOholism.
Every rerscn afflicted and those in
tereSted Shaull investigate without de-
lay and take advantage of the oppor-
tunity offered them.
1t is q grand. good work and n great
blessing to humanity.
MONSliIGNEUR FLAvIN.
Des Moines. Iowa.
Having had over twenty years of ex-
perience in general practice In the east
ern Part OF Iowa. l feel convinced.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-09-22
Forced to Leave Home.

Every year large number of poor
sufferers. whose lungs are sore and
racked with coughs. are urged to go to
another climate. But this is costly
and not always sure. There's better
way. Let DR.. Kings New Discovery
cure you at home. 1T cured the of
lung trouble" writes w. r. Nelson. Of
Calaminc, Ark. ''when all else failed
and gained AZ pounds in weight. It's
surely the king of all cough and lung
cures" Thousands owe their lives and
health to it. It's positively guaranteed
for Coughs. Colds. LaGrippe, Asthma,
Croup-all Throat and Lung Troubles.
SOC and $l.0O. Trial bottle free at p.
A. Clemmer's F
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-09-22
Observation-Disclosures
From Pneumonia

Consumption readily attacks those who
have had Pneumonia. Many sufferers
from tuberculosis give a history of hay
ing had Pneumonia. The lungs thus weak
ened are more easily attacked by the
germs that cause Consumption.
For all those with weak lungs espc-
ci,llv thnS,. VIII" have had Pneumonia.
ErknnIns Alternative is the appropriate
II Cures OF CONSUMPTION are ne
cumplshed by Eckman's Alternative. But
take IL II time. There is no wisdom in
waiting until Tuberculosis is established.
Health is never fully valued until sick
ness comes. A remarkable recovery fol-
lows: :.i,i n. +l>t St, Ph la. Pa.
"Gen.lcmcn wish | had known OF
ECk,nnn's Alternative two years ago:
Since taking it, following Il bad attack or
Pneumonia. have gained twenty.eisht
pounds. and | cannot hut he very thank
full to you and the Almighty God for the
great blessing and change of health 1t has
brought me.
(Signed Alhdavip THOMAS REILLY.
Eckm,n'S Alternative is effective III Bron
chitis. Asthma. Hay Fever: Throat and
Lung Troubles. and in nphuil'iing the
system. Does not contain poiSons, opiatcs
or habit forming drugs Ask for booklet
of cured eases and write to Eckman
Laboratory l'hilalclulia. Pa, for more evil
dence For sale by Ill Leading druggists anu
=. \ clemmCr, CrcScO.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-09-22
(To be continued;
Mesdames Curry and Eversole.

1t is hard to find remedy suited to
the ills Of children. yet Mrs Curry of
Trowbridge. ILL.,. and Mrs. Eversole of
Hindsboro, ILL.,, claim to have found it.
and they are naturally anxious to let
the rest of the world know. They say
this remeey is DR.. Caldwelps Syrup
Pepsin. the great laxative. tonic and
regulator. 1t is one of the few reme-
dies useful to children that does not
contain narcotics. 1t will do all that
is claimed. and if you want to try it.
before buying, send your address for a
free sample bottle to Pepsin Syrup
Co.. ll9 Caldwell Bldg. Monticello.
Ill. 1t is sold by all druggists at SOC.
and 81 a bottle.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-09-22

we DON'T know ABOUT ana TAKE
Miss Selma Lue.
"NoW," said Miss Selma Lue with
4 sigh Of relief. every string Is tied
up. The campfire held out nne and
there are two pink rags left. Every
body forget all abeut the yellow
Jackets and put your mind on the
making Of the lemonade. III get the
lemons" And - she spoke she rose
from tho top step and started into
tho grocery. She paused for a mo-
ment and ran her eyes over the group
huddled along the steps, while laugh
ter strove with sympathy in her ex-
preston.
Just at that moment Miss Cynthia
came down the Hill with her rose
hat swinging in her hand and her
curls a-runle in tho breeze. She
paused and took in the MANNED and
bandaged crew of youngsters with
round.eyed amazement. And picture
of wholesale catastrophe they pre-
scented! Bonnie sat on the top step.
Tied neatly around bis head was
huge white bandaga. from which his
frsckled face peered with swollen
solemnity. Ethel Maud dropped on
the corner Of the step below and
nursed q red and enlarged little wing
that had been an ear when last Miss
Cynthia had beheld It. Luella Kinney
:hoksd back sobs with an abnormally
at thumb which she kept fast in her
mouth. seemingly deriving comfort
!hsrefrom. Around one ankle was
led blue Bingham rag, which set
~ the pink bit tnat swathed one Of
Ethel Maud's brown little feet Sew
sral thin knees had seemingly doubled
IN their mates in matter Of size. Pie
rest Of the congregation had suffered
with more or less poignancy. And an
aroma Of mingled tears and camphor
ross from the steps.
"Why-why!" gasped Miss Cynthia.
was there "a cyclone?"
"Oh. no." answered Miss Selma Lue
"Just little yellow-jack.
ets' nest that made a mistake to get
mad at the children. They have most
fergot all about It, fer we was Jest
about to make a whole water bucket
full Of lemonade. Nice day, amt It.
fer drinking SIGH as lemonade?" Miss
Selma Lue bestowed a significant
glance on Miss Cynthia. as she spoke.
which was very enlightening as to
her rational method Of treating the
hornet cyclone. Miss Cynthia FASTENED
to lend the weight Of her mental in
lluence to that Of her friend. for she
Iaw that her conformation had started
\ faint echo Of sobs.
"Yes. indeed 1t u.s." she affirmed en-
II feel as II l could
drink several glasses myself. Some
body must draw the water for 1t right
rom the well.'
Eyes. Bonnie can do that while
you and Ethel Maud and Luella roll
The lemons. There are the glasses to
,unt up, and everybody must git ready
o help squeeze"
And for at least a half-hour the
'front.' Of the grocery teemed with
activity. II sharp little pains
obtruded themselves. they
'Ound no encouragement from the
busy drink-mixers. who squeezed and
stirred and stopped and drank to their
hearts content. After they had them
selves consumed the third connection
rom the yellow rinds. they conceived
no idea Of adding sugar and water
till again and carrying the bucket
lown for the refreshment Of Mr..
4eeks. who was dear friend, to be
at what they considered
N early stage Of the lemonade game.
Lands alive" said Miss Selma LN,o
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-09-22
LawIer Files For Senator.

st. Paul, Sept. 16.-Former Mayor
Daniel w. Lawler of ST. Paul filed his
affidavit with the secretary of state as
a candidate for the Democratic nom.
nation for United States senator next
year. He filed under the new Keefe
law which provides that the candi.
dates for the legislature may sign
statement promising to vote for the
candidate for senator who receives the
highest popular vote. Mr.. Lawler will
start on a tour of the state soon and
expects to visit every county by the
time Of the primaries.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-09-22

Prodisal Waste Of Hest.
About three times as much heat 10
wasted in internal combustion ~
gines a. is converted into power.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
FURNITURE.
MIRRORS
PUBLIC NOTICES.

SALE OF LOTS N THE HOT SPRINGS RES
eryation, Hot Springs. Arkansas. Department
OF tho Interior. L. $ Land Orice. Little Rock
Arkansas, December Z. l9l0.-Notice, IS hereby
given that. pursuant % Instructions and in ac-
ccrdance with the directions of the Secretary ot
the Interior under the Acts OF Congress in such
cs Sc made and provided. the uns0.d lots IN Hot
Springs Reservation will be sold az the City OF
Not Springs, Arkansas, az public auction 70 tho
bigbest bidder for cash. but az not less than the
arnraised value thereof; commencing on Tues
dly the Dist day OF March, 1911. at 20 a NJ
80 continuing from cay 70 dav thereafter
frarh lot will De sold separately. The purchase
money mus De paid az the time the lot 10
N Ccked down 20 purchaser or the lot may he
,.onsred then or thereafter. For cause deemed
su-lciant by the officers acting for the Govern
Irent al the sale. approved by the Secretary OF
the I,terior the sale may be discontinued or
adi5u-ned 20 another Date. Schedule Il lots
v.lth map Of Hot springs. showing location ot
each may De had on application 20 Harry n
Nysrs Superintendent. Hot Springs. Arkansas: I:
CIV H. Caron Register: John +. Rush. Re-
ceiver r. 4. BALLINGER, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
INDIGNANT SECOND STORY MAN.

Joseph Jacobs was a highly indignant sec
ond story man when nc appeared before
Magistrate Kernochan Yesterday morning
on a charge OF attempted unlawful entry.
re recognized getting arrested as one of
the legitimate hazards Of his profession.
but nc objected 10 being arrested from both
ends az once.
he was discovered atN2 o'clock in tho
morning perched on shutter outside the
window OF Mrs +. Whitaker apartment.
AZ No o. East 25th street. Her screams
attracted a crowd. among others. Patrol
man Cary. Cary rushed into the house and
laid hold Of Jacobs by the head. He pulled
nightly. but Jacobs did not come into the
room. as expected. Then Jacobs shouted
that those outside were pulling him by the
legs. He was finally pulled into the room
hv Cary after the others let 90 because
Of his threat TO kill some ono IL he .weren' E
released He was committed for SIX
months for attempted unlawful entry.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
FOREcLosURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Frederick r. Jacobus and others plain
tins. against Samuel Kadin and others. de-
fendants-In pursuance OF the Judgment Of
In the above-entitled action. bearing date the
23rd day OF December, 1910. l. the under
signed, the Referee IN said judgment named
viii sell at public auction, at the New York
Real Estate Sales Room Nos. "a and 10 Vesey
Street, in tho Borough OF Manhattan, City OF
New York, on the 25th day OF January, 1911
NJ twelve o'clock noon on that day by Joseph
p. Day Auctioneer, the premises directed by
said judgment 10 be sold and therein described
follows
All that certain lot piece or parcel OF land
together with the buildings and improvements
thereon erected, situate. living and being in the
Twelfth Ward OK the Borough Of Manhattan.
City County and State Of New York, bounded
and described as follows. viz:
beginning az a point on tho northerIy side
OF one Hundred ana Fifth Street. distant three
hundred and twenty feet eastsrly from the
northeasterly corner OF Second Avenue and
one Hundred and Fifth Street. and running
thence uortherlv parallel with Second Avenue
one hundred feet and eleven inches to the
center line OF the block between One Hundred
and Fifth and one Hundred and Sixth Streets:
Fifth street thirty feet. thence southerly again
parallel with Second Avenue and part OF the
way through a party wall hundred feet
and eleven inches 20 the northerly side OF One
, along the northerly side Of one Hundred and
Fifth street thirty feet 70 the point place
Of beginning.
SAMUEL &. ISAACS. Referee.
WILSON ". POWELL, Attorney for Plaintiffs
No. 90 Wall Street, Borough Of Manhattan,
New Yorl; City.
The following is a diagram OF tho property
TO be sold described above It's street num-
Der is 327 East IO5th Street:
IOGfb
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.
STORAGE NOTICES.

NEW YORK, JANUARY 16 l9tl.--To Samuel
Boyd Mrs Jennie Antrim, Miss NJ. OReilly
Mrs II H. Wilson. Mrs. II. II. De Muth. Mrs
l. A Brown Mrs. A. Lewis. l. W. Parmeter.
Nrs. Minnie Christopher. Mrs g. spriggs. Edith
Forrest Mrs. l.. Brunnett. Ned starr, Mrs. Clara
Watkins Reeves Wills. Mrs. Elizabeth Peters
Mrs Hattie Washington Mrs. b. Bradley Rob
ert Bradley Mrs. b. Thomas. J. l.. Hin Mrs.
Nellie Avery, Miss b. May, Mrs. II. Ttnsley
Mrs Mary Boyle Mrs. a. Johnson. Mrs. J.. De
Ia Vega Mrs NJ Garland. Mrs p Poole II. NJ
Moore Mrs A Fields. Mrs. Anna Dowd Mrs
@. /. carter. VIM. Mitchell. \. ". Richard
son Joseph II. Pierce, Mrs. G. Moore. Wm
Brooks Mrs. Annie Cherry. Mrs. D. Elsner
lanes Wilkinson. Mrs. O. Robinson, Mrs. g.
Vessels Mrs G. CozZens, Miss Martha Fields
Ms Hattie Hines W. s. 4. Hunter. Mrs. Car
rIe Wilson; You and each Of you are hereby
notieed that the time for payment OF my lien
MN the property hereinafter described having
cTpired after due notice thereof had been given
Won ! will cause such property, 10 wit house
Rod goods personal effects and merchandise
s,cr.d bv YOU or IN your name IN the Guaranty
storage Warehouses. TO he sold at public auction,
sccorlipg 10 the statute in such made and
-ro,l5ea al my warehouses Nos. 8l1 and 3l8
u 4Ist a. New York city THURSDAY Feb
,,,ar, oth 1910 at 1890 a. m. and II the sale
a. 10, completed on the said date the sale Will be
.,,tinveI al the same place each and every
,rhursiav thereafter beginning at 1890 a. m.
,,,tu sale Is completed. GUARANTY STORAGE
WAREHOUSES; JOHN J. WEBB. Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
lnth Street

The approximate amount Of the lien or charge,
20 satisfy which the aboye-described property Is
fortv-four and 32-l0O Dollars S6.444. 30 with
Interest thereon from the 30 day Of January.
Igi1 together with costs and allowance amount
ing 70 S37516. with interest from January 9Th,
fgil together with the expenses Of the sale.
The auuroxlmats amount or the taxes. assess
rnents and water rates or other Hens, which are
tp b. allowed to the purchaser out q the pur-
chase money or paid by the Referee. II SG46 81
ana interest said premises will be sold subject
Ia "A frst mortgage for S22 900 with interest at
the rate of 5i.cr per aunum from December !,
1910. subject 10 second mortgage for 5000
WIS interest at tho rate OF 6cr per aunum from
Ds.arubar ( 1910. Subject 10 any Tenement
House violations or violations IN any other de-
partment Of the city OF New York, and 10 any
10 any state of facts which an accurate survey
q tho PREMISES would show.
Dated New York January N'h. 1911
LEON KRONFEI.D Referee
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
,,.oNwENTs OF MORTGAGES.

~ p.s1.z CO 10 Edward J Martin: 81
49, Veiss 20 BENJAMIN T Feiner; Slo
Ao.S 7. sharks. eIr. 10 EDWARD p Sparks: 81.
- - 'p-escher j-, 20 Henry Musliner: assts;
sSG " T Nichols 20 Kate McKenna;
r.'. rr...,53s s}VSM n Pot, TO German Savings Bank:
ree r. % Edvard 4 Klein: 81.
80 ,.-,,-S No-gaEe CO % Elizabeth A Galway
piSi go : r,uney. trustee. to Edward S Murphy:
f%lS f5%g,;sa HoTmann ard ano to william T
s:sa15, .l G5srs1..s and Trust Co TO Julia Cod
.ss,o5s SlTygT5I srs5I.v q, Henrietta Epstein: 81.
saTis SeT's,, + Hermann eyr, 20 William Horr-
AZ . 'rf 'c5,--n,se @ and trust Co to Mary Anyne:
49, 49, =, Helene C. Hawkins: 5000.
ss-e - car Hercse $500
S. - josephine NAILS, 5000.
>t....s vsck DO David / Einstein; S75, 900.
ys-v Tods % Robert W Todd; assts; Sie,-
%, ,.., ys,s, 20 Jacob Leberman; 81.
s,-ss c B-ckenhaw 20 Charles 4 Deshon
rlO'o --...- .. p.-,,-, p.-,,,.,-. sfoo
esws . same. Sl.N
- Hi-s-s % Robert " Todd: $3.50.
SsS Ts5.-. 70 w.aEs-. ST. to Anna = winlder;
v,-,., 5s- " Barton % Annie T Trainor: 81 GOO.
~ Guarantee and Trust Co 20 De LanCey
v,sn N trust $4,000.
r.,ss.s X D-rr'rr % Martha Y McManus;
',,,r- r v-o,s o. Elizabeth x Doo'inC; $500
gss-r = z Bennett SNtrJ. 20 Helen p II Ben
~ t-40o0
f,..ss Aus o. Charles Naure~. omitted.
rs-, 7t-rs n TF-a~ W CHORD. 81
5e--r-s lew 70 Bridget Faran: 500.
c-r,.-a Construction 90 20 Jacob Justin. 81.
rs-r-a 2 prcErrrHru 70 Charles 4 T-avno-.
ssST n
n r Realty Go ~ Robert II Smith: s.
vs-r- A Marx 90 Maple Realty CO.. SlNN.
g--s " Thomas t0 Gerhard Kuehrs, g,
yTt0
|. v.-rr- Gara-'7 FL. oscar Nattheisse0: $1,000
ri-iss Powell -r MARY 7. Shear. Slh oN0.
vrsrr Trrrw % Wilson " Powell. 77
-sssr-s- Society m Friends S2.14o.
s,--s f4 zrn... .m interest ~ 81 $50
the Gua-a~.s. auT Trust 60 ~ Jacques
.T.'- $1,000
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
=. r.ttre,cn & ssybeL Al Park

.,..-sv, rsttre,eh & ssybeL Al Park
FaE AVE G $, lOs.11 # OF islst St, 60 ,t' Q
i agANp RnNhuq IS 1907. Daniel Teasiey
,sIS5 ST'- .,orgo =. Realty co; Sl,OOO; attorney
jerome 'vss,hlcr. 90 BrcaoWay'
cG''-s, ,7ap 1.13l. Of Adee Park: sept =
Lol - Durant 10 Mas "a lei'5s - h'O'@' S''o'''
~ E French. Al fatS hu"'
ti'raC' .,s and 2la map 1.l3o. Hunter estate
LOS ~ rIorindc ZingarO 10 Hudson Y
la, q t.o.f. address. 81 West 45th ST.
Y1ss q. r.rNr AVE. W S. $50 n OF 17sth
u FONss pauf c Chlig % August Busch.
8 ieNS.,,,o,,,r.v Otto A Samuels Ss Nassau 81.
$50. ~ and A. map Of estate OF William
LOIS v1ss, Chester. begins az cooper ave g 3
rccpsr, W. w, "a 1895. John Young 70 John Bus
gal". 81. 500. attorney, Charles HaHock'
20 iss. -, n, Paramount, IA. 6x50 4x13e5x
LOl -, f60g, Anna White to carlos ;
81 pee - -,fsrcelin A Rontey sl.20o; attorney
ooss nornaa. 4s wall 81
Vli--- Vs- "f 10, ~ map OF village Of Mount Hope
1s Al Monroe ave ,eS- COT r,cco ~ "a Esrd
gsri 614t,y. .5,.,vyizer. So 900. attorney, Title
., Eni! snS trust C. l76 Broadway.
=, - I..,,svv-BsE RID. or 2OOth st. 5. 25 II "
TRANe,,,e ave o5N92 G. June !, 1906. Bruno
,,,- ~ Mar Cosje,,o, sos; a'torHeys'
FsttT y " KIsheiner, 2Q3 Broadway.
TAsHi,NN1'o TAslHii,N1 ovj l.. April 3. 1909 Owners Syn
~ exssN -, ,sa corn Exchange Bank Is Will
Asie SSsS0.J0. attorneys, Merrill & Rogers, l2s
N 9; WV
goeivay. oo--oo. -. .. ,ooo.
~ 2 srs-Xs O. Thornton Brothers co; 81
~ - ,'fts-rsy. Willisw anti % BroadWay'
49, sT N s %. F.. Of Morris ave. cook
l@tH ia0s: Thornton Brothers co 20 Eliza
= Jaa q Nc--ss-s cxc-utriX; $4,000; attorneys.
~ -..,.s - ( judge, - Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
PROPOSALS.

THE NEW YORK HARBoR LINE BOARD
Will give Public Hearing 10 a. m. Jan. 25,
1911 in Room 500, - Whitehall St, New York.
on 1nrIlcation % secy. War by international
Mercantile Marine co. % advance piers In Chei-
seu section. North River. This I'm effect reopens
the action ~ the War Dept. regarding extension
m niers In New York All interested parties are
invited 10 attend and b" heard. WM T
t5oect,TT \ gol Tugrs Senior Member of Board
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
Female

coNPANroN-B lady Of excellent birth;
CC5aerf,II compstent. refined is a good reader
brr not musical. good traveller, capable Of
80 useful IN many ways IN family OF
,'n,i7b. references exchanged. Address NJ. /,
Row al tribune Uptown Ofice 1854 Broadway
CONPAYION a lady Of excellent birth
Cbesrful competent, refined; Is good reader.
b,,f not musical; a good traveller. capable OF
Eeirr usefuI In many ways In a family OF
,,oa3sr. references exchanged. Address NJ. l.,
BOY 81 Tribune Uptown Office 1864 broadway.
ryT5T,SsNAKING-F class dressmaker wishes
fegy more customers: out by day, Sl.J0; perfect
A. Guaranteed: latest models; city reference. Ad-
dress " A. McCann. care Webb, 800 West llth
DRFsSMAKER. Formerly with Z. Altman &
90 excellent fttcr. designer: spring styles
corrrsfeUt experienced: remudelng, family sew
ing. moderate. Address 32G West 14th 81
GOyFPNFSS French visiting: companion;
enaags German: good teacher, sewer; refer
erces L. ll5 West 9Ith 81.
LADY TEACHER. German; experienced; mod
ar, methods: visits SOC trial lesson free.
$50 Hotel Darlington. New York
cT,FNOGRA PHER. Experienced; familiar with
real estate. electrical and manufacturing ousl
rass- understands hling, follow-up system cor
resporden~e. opcn for position January ~; sal
ary SIS Address, J. VI. j., Box 80 tribune
On1re
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
MECHANICS LIENS.

st. NICHOLAS AVE. 81 . cor iT2t e, los'y
~ I-ssr. -.a-nhiu agf Collier construction 90
rr-. c-E contractor S1loo.
C-E ST. ~ % 1cl West; EIler Manutactur-
.I q az Edward Nargolles. owner. Harlem
Wa 'fIr- CO, contractor, 500.
All s~ pa and 24a West. Jacob War
,-u7tv ac- Rose Wiorick. owner, NJ Wan
a--U contractor. so u"
y0FTUEN AVE. % w cor lsist 81. ioox
VI NHo.a7 N Wimple e. al agt Caaa' Realty
, We and contractor. $50
-uuoN AVE 81 cor l9sth ST, 5oxloo;
l.t Peer eC- Theodore Riehi. owner. latham
,atv 60. contractor, St7A -.
s-r 81. re West. Tohu IT Seheier aEt Paul
e-z-s owner Edgar Lehman contractor
Eth ST.. G.f East, James J Mooney co az,
sr-n-s RoaIt~ co. owner and contractor
rcI
l-TE ST. III West, William Muller a6t ba'ia
lrsrvs.s. owner renewal. 500.
FOREST AEE w g. 100 r. e os l61st e, Icy
R-o-y ErrsuE and NaterproohnE . az
ll-g Realty and Construction GO. owner. a'-.
& Schneider. .rrra.t0rs. Sl-'.
EVELYN PLACE. o cor Davidson ave TX
sras. svrsr and Contractor Sls2.
l-5D ST. 4E- East. Louis Fink agt sarah
- and Minnie Levy. owners ana eoh''a1-
,V $40
Albany AWE o. q. 175 It s Of $3.50 st, 2'' 25T
p. .lUH|.a ..... ~. NhI"i. 81 ''.'-l--'
-yIr and contractor S255 So.
18th 81. p g.. s- z. So OF Concord ave. @T6y
~. W 81 YOUNG aE- Mrs N 8 GIlo. owner
'isa-a & O.. contractors $50 30.
yNETrNr AVE. c cor 17Sth 81. l2'N
ta.,v Co owners. John Kendall owner ana
t-,ra-tCr So.
90 AVE. a r- r-1tn 81. liazl8s: or,ent,ia,
?tT-lo. sas. and Door 90 art 1adae He7''s
Q. owner and contractor, S94o.
5-H ST IJa East and Broadway Alley, ..
oi Elevator rr -rr Margaret Johnston
carer renewal. S'gU .0
L-TT ST e2l and a2a East. Abraham Cohen
OF act D.-ra-. x Fox. owner, fe'nei "
H;r.-t contractors. & 0Iu
'4rH ST. -3s f. RS West. Hans Lieh'ich aRi
hgl.s Nr-rr.r Construction Co. cVneT ana
C-slc-r. S-Ha sr
MAPLE HILL ROAD cor 225th ST. lgy
- John St-rrr rr q Hudson Terrace Realty
o owner. Iaw-r... Kelly q O., contractors.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
NEW suILnlNG PLANS.

-.EfIATTA<.
~ ST ss rrr n f. X gd ave: for y 2 siy
~ tee'-e =. l0yLU2 . 20 s5'H 80 9l.5. -, Z
b., Ifsa'rs o.. owner. q N Lamb, AN' ',"
' ei.1..s-'. $4,000.
spo,.. TIE ERCNN
Ga, ave- ] a.- o. stand. 1912 'nhtoi
4 t-slt on prsm as owner. Clinton stephens
PREMISES architect. cost $50.
=, ~.s ST. g.. aH q O. o. Union ave. / sly
is,. ,- On ro.. $3.50. Henry Ml.l 80
r-s yi. s- owner. carl j Itzel, 1888 Wlliins
architect. e.sf $1,000
~ - 81. IG1 90 e. or Prospect ave. . s.y
-2l ~. ~ rrnr -4za. 6 FreiericN f. fTe'gA'
q ~. .lai1 Co. uw1e.. Mast & SpEinss'vS-.
t as.. 70 .r.Hfr..r. cost. SYI UOD.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
WORK WANTED.
Mr. I Warren Hardwick

oesii.S oss i'.oSrIcspondence with lady or gen
s,n si.u ~ or as travelling companion.
5''t1S 70 ~ address Pequot ave. and School
st. New London, Conn.
S-z,,-S7a NAN mechanically inclined familiar
NoI 80 "EtrAs OF machinery and electrical ap-
WIN az I~nsbIe OF selling and demonstrating
paIs, ,osiiion where above qusliflcations would
arsltes llttesser,iaL Joseph Obere' 222a schaefer St,
BROOKLYN
AUD-nn' Switchboard years experience. ref
lr-ns M Morse 247 Pine St, Jersey City.
yoT-YG MAN, 81, speaking italian nusntly,
desires position al anything salary moder-
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
FOR SALE.

BIG BARGAINs-slightiy used once furniurN
desks typewriter easn reEisters adding ma
chimes mimeoguaphs. filing cnbinsts safes. ad-
dres,inz machines time clocks. partitions, check
protecto-s. bookcases EATHANs White 81
BILLIARDS. pool ana new patent combination
tables. lowest prices: supplies. repairs
bogiinE alley builders DeckerS lO5 East 9th
81 Estsblished ls5O
rFSKp psTtt,ons. telephone booths. tables
chairs Wardrobes. mirrcr wall fixtures. bust.
ness furniture all kinds. Finn Brothers. e5s
GEoadNAy, so Franklin ST