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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-10-12
MISS LOUISE huff TO APPEAR T.
"GRAUSTASK."

Former Columbus, ia. GlPl Engaged Dy
Baker & Castle, New York Managers,
to Play Responsible Part.
The Southern friends of Miss Lou
Use Huff, a popular Columbus. Ca
girl. will welcome the announcement
that she has been engaged by Messrs
Baker & Castle, New York managers
to play Countess Ysabel in the suc-
cessful, omantic drama Graus-
tark." The company opened on La
Dor day and will make an extended
tour of the entire South, including
Kingstree, on October II. Miss Huff
and her family are very we'll known
below the Mason and Dixon line, and
her appearance in such a popular
play as ''Graustark" will be, watched
with unusual interest. H.
Miss Huff is the daughtsof Mrs
I'D Huff. nee Lula Salisbury of Co.
lumbus, Ga, and granddaughter OF
the late Col w L Salisbury, who,
during his life, was popular news
paper man. Miss Huff is also re-
lated to the Blanchard family of Co.
lumbus, besides having many other
relatives scattered all over the South.
She has had every advantage in the
way of classical training, having
attended the high school at Gaines
vile, Fla, and graduated from the
New York public schools, besides
having travelled extensively. She is
the only one of her family who as
pired to dramatic honors and her
success in her chosen profession has
been remarkable. In her early life
Miss Huff was regarded as very
clever mimic, singer and dancer and
her appearance in any amateur event
insured it's positive success. AS
Countess Ysabel in "Graustark'
Miss Huff has a part that suits her
admirably and indications point to
her rapid advancement.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-10-12
Tblpos Worth While In the Circus Realm

The Sangers Combined Shows have
spread a drag-net over the amuse-
ment and geological universe and
hauled in the ropes; have made a
scientific assortment Of the great
catch, retained all that was wonder
fully striking or sensational and cast
the refuse to other shows.
If there is anything really worth
while in the circus realm to-day
which has been overlooked, the news
papers in the large cities have missed
it, for they have pronounced the
Sangers Combined Shows as the
worlds perfect show. Every field of
possible innovation has been invaded
in the consolidation of these greater
showsl Every feature which would
bring delight to Young and Old
America is seen with the United
Shows! The determined purpose was
to make the Sangers Combined
Shows the largest and greatest of
travelling amusement institutions,
and at the same time make radical
departure from all set rules in the
organization of a circus.
The big feature with these shows
is the famous Dublin Grays. They
have gained fame the world over.
The English vocabulary does not
contain word which describes the
performance of this big circus.
The circus features are of the very
highest class. The horses are the
finest ever carried with tented en-
terprise. The clowns are the funni-
est; elephants the largest; sea lions
the best trained; acrobats the most
supple; aerialists the most daring;
riders the most wonderful; in fact
every feature stands out as the best.
Superlatives are also necessary to
describe the beautiful street parade
which leaves the show grounds daily
at 10 a. m, in which four hundred
we'll groomed and we'll matched
horses are attached to the band
wagons, open carriages and massive
carved floats. The parade alone is
worth coming miles to see.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-10-12

In B ev Ell alton
Ezekiel shows the
river deepening
nd broadening
from a tvulet to
q mighty nv@.
He pictures It as
flowing down to
the Dead Sea-
and carrying life
whitheISoever 1t
goes. He pictures
the Dead Sea as
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-10-12
Legal Notices
Citation Notice.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF WILLIAMSBURG.
BY P NJ Brockinton, ESQ, Probate
Judge.
Whereas, F P Query made suit 10
me to grant him letters of administra-
tion of the estate Of and effects Of FIG
Green,
These are therefore to cite and sd-
monish all and singular tine kindred
and creditors Of the said F G Green,
deceased, that they be and appear be.
fore me- in the Court Of Probate, to be
held at Kingstree, s c, 90 the 2lst day
of October next after publication
thereof, at IL O'clock in the forenoon, to
show cause if any they have, why the
said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of
October. Ammo Domini, 1911.
Published or the 18th day Of October,
1911, in The County Record
P N BRoCkINToN,
1O-12-2t Probate Judge.
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USluS EtNlS4, iC-
covered from its deadness. and full Of
fish. No such river has ever yet
sprung forth from jerusalem, nor can
we imagine how the river would ever
have it, start In the mountain top and
reach such proportions tn the short
distance. This description. picturing a
great spiritual truth. Is in full accord
with the picture in Revelation II rep
hsents beautifully, forcefully. the
blessings Of refreshment and restitu'
tion which will issue forth from the
New Jerusalem, the Kingdom Of Mes
siah when 1t shall be established
amongst men. Gradually the mighty
Influences Of the reign Of Messiah will
extend blessings to all mankind, even
to the submerged class STEPPED In fg-
norance and superstition. 6tly repre-
sented BY the Dead Sea-
Revelation pictures this river as
flowing from under the Throne. the
New Jerusalem, clear as crystal and
having trees Of life on either side OF
It's banks, good for food Ezekiel has
the sane picture In mind; he tells Of
the same trees whose leaf shall not
fade and whose fruit shall not fall but
which will bring forth good fruit every
month, because the water which re-
freshes them comes from the Sane
tuary. The fruit thereof shall be for
meat End the leaves thereof for heal
ing" Similarly. In Revelation, we are
told, .the leaves Of the trees Will be
TO, the bealing Of the people" and the
fruit for the sustenance Of everlasting
Life; and the Water ttseh win Be for
their refreshment Then we are told
that .the Spirit and the Bride" shall
give the tnvitat1on-a worldwide mvi-
tation .Wbosoeve1 wir may come,
and be who bears the invitation may
say 10 others. Come and drink Of the
wshec of life freelyf
~ tNsAse q ltle H0s
Ve are certain IN our application Of
these aymboi3c pictures, tbat they be-
ione 20 tie future and not 20 the pres
snk Wbeee b the Water q Life 0
BsVeantion uow4 Wbefe have Ne any
thing corresponding 10 the nfe-sustatn-
ing trees and their healing ieavesi On
the contrary. son We have the LorTs
Word for Il that no man can come
unto he e1cep< the Father which sent
No draw him. In other woeds, theee
E rnAasure q selection O. election as
respects the class invited 10 constitute
the Brsda, tie Lambs WIFE
Bot with the end oe this Ago viii
come the end Of the elective process:
then che Divine Message VIII Be Free
Grace, an o6es and opportunity to
every creature Of Adams race. All
blind eSes win be opened 90 that all
may csc; all deaf ears will be un-
stopped that ali may hear, 90 that the
knowledge Of the glory Of God shall
flil the whole earth
No erids 70 Say soo1rs
The Revelation picture tells us that
the Bride Of Christ, ae wen as the
holy Spirit. viii give the invitation to
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-10-12

St"y c@tu0 w
come and partake
OF the Water Of
LIE freely. But
bow could the
Bride give this in
vttatjoC. befor e
ehe ehss7 That
there u no Bride
at the pres e n t
time ts manifest
Now Is the time
for c alling the
Bride class. Now
IA tho fine for
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-10-12

khL6RDtKLYN J
|EllkBERNAfH
I'M" MBE.Sf0DfeS

"RfvER OF WATER OF LHe
Ezekiel Xviii 1-fa-oct. 8
sFNoeoep1 OIL let Nm so&e Of tie Wueor -
Hfe rccsN"-Reoesot<os ecH n.
TN this study also We End that the
Lord through Eoediel gives as a
l.. picture OF the MiiIenniL Age.
very similar to the ooe given ~
b o., book Of Revelation. eren bon.
dred pears after.
E4ektefs picture shows Jerusalem
and the Temple Of God as the source
Of the Rtver Of the Water o< Lick %
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Notice

All parties having claims against the
estate ofV G Sessions, deceased, will
present the same for payment, duly at
tested, to the undersigned, and all arp
ties indebted to said estate are request
ed to settle the same with
VIC HEMINGWAY,
Administrator,
o-o1.at Lambert, S G.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
FOOD DEALER FINED $500
Store Manager Pleads Guilty to
Sad Milk Charge.

Auo1- I'd score of persons convicted in
Veaa. Sessions yesterday OF violating the
provisions of the sanitary code relating
food standards was -dw1r5 Far-
tI manager OF the James Butler Stores.
Wing al $50. 644 5Stu street, Brooklyn. lie
-s lael 500 and paroled until to-day 20
ag f. OF serve ninety days in jail
Farrell pleaded guilty 20 the charge Of
nG- l tile warehouse of his company
tFo - Beach street $3.50 cans Of con-
ssssd milk mot in good condition In
ranar.u Doe said that the milk had
- received from q manufacturer few
ars before the visit of the Health Depart
-.-t Inspector. and ne had 40 knowledge
e ts condition.
BESSIE. Sehulr. who conducts q grocery
20 SO. ID -.r0.E street. was convicted Of
sizing bottle VI white Whiskcy,' con-
-lius 1881 per cent alcohol of which 90
- es.. was wood alcohol. She was fined
Louis st-ldler. Of NO. l79 Duane street.
dealer ir canned eggs. was convicted Of
Tu9 -lirtr-f--~ cases OF these eggs in
14.. H.rrr SuefcI. the Health De-
rmu- Inspector said that In some Of
pa -aas He had found embryonic chick
Is s.rue'a- was fined 800
4h-fs vogs.. q baker. of No. 326 6th street.
1aa tged 1 for having can OF bad
s-s u l.s .c.
samuel Herman. keeper Of o delicatessen
Sore as $50. s-1s Broadway, protested that
chicken covered with blue mould which
Toe Inspector had found in his iceDox was
se only for display purposes in his win
U Ha said ac took it out when he
ptc5l ODE mould and placed it in the ice
'L Sentence uas suspended in his case.
BIOS. of tae other cases We're complaints
-.a.nst dealers in milk for selling milk OF
19er standard than is required by the
1.--d Of Health. Fines varying from $40
70 were imposed and paid.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
FlB HEADS HANLH LINES
,..,,peds ShontS as President of
TWO Western Railways.
,cvELOPMENTS TO FOLLOW
o,ulev Reelected Chairman of
Roth Companies, for Which
a Merger Is Planned.

tractors OF the Minneapolis & St.
p,lroad and the Iowa Central Rail-
- -,,,rized yesterday by electing New
,@ r-b president of both companies. to
f'- rbaodoro p. Shonts. resigned, and
.,.r+.rc the other retiring officers. Ed
2, uavlcy was reelected chairman OF
,,b boards
'---,,-s tnat Sir. Erb would succeed Mr..
60 as executive head of the two roads
bsen current in Wall Street since
-. when Mr. Erb was elected a di-
- ~ tho Minneapolis d St. Louis and
rou-a Central and 10 was announced
n. no had acquired a large interest in
IN --opertles and would Join actively
- W- Hawley in their development
,f. rrhs election. 10 was said In well
-,.--,e5 quarters yesterday. had no sig
-.s,,r-e other than that as a large stock
80 he wished 90 take an active part
+bs management OF the two roads. and
h., shorts desired % be relieved Of his
s.,.ss as their executive head II was only
-.rrs' under the c!rcuES tances for Nr
=, "a, ae chosen 10 succeed him.
,,r yhonts is president Of the Inter
,,-,ysa Rapid Transit and the Inter
,.-,,-ef Metropolitan companies and also
.t-be chicago & Alton and the Toledo St.
,rs a Western roads. and his work as
.-.5 Of these companies takes un a great
IL, Of Dis time. He would, however it
-.z said. remain as 2 director Of both the
wrnesroHs g. 81. Louis and the Iowa Cen
nL
TIE Development Of these two HaWley
-sss as already announced. includes the
.r=8zou OF the Minneapolis & 81. Louis
/. ,te Canadian border where it IS TO con-
-s-, with the Canadian Northern, while the
rrs Central ie 20 be extended from Cen
-svire. Iowa, 90 s.. Louis.
Plans are also under way 20 merge the
r, roads. which. when the various con-
s~7lated extensions are completed, would
-ske q through line from Canada 20 81.
ors Preliminary steps toward the mcr-
rr o. thr TWO roads were taken last week,
men committees. composed Of directors Of
10Th companies. were appointed TO confer
-'on tie terms Of the lease OF the Iowa
s-tra. 10 the Minneapolis & St Louis. A
MEETING OF -he stockholders Of the latter
0mDa1v ir December has also been called
authorize the necessary financing in
Il ornsct.on with the proposed consolidation
r5 extensions of the two properties.
Mr rr1 the new president Of the Mime
,'os d. ST. Louis and the Iowa Central,
,1us q controlling interest In several rail-
rs5s frrudinr the Ann A-bor Railroad.
m Chattcnooca Southern Railroad and
Cincinnati. Chicago & 81. Louis. The
au named road has been in the hands Of
receiver for several years. He formerly
vaed the wisconsin Central Railway, but
~z g, 90 the Canadian Pacific system IN
m
T-- several years he made a practice OF
T1rr rundown railroad properties, "fat-
-r5" them and then rcselIins them. 1t
us thought ne Intended doing this with
H cincinnati Chicago d ST. Louis. but
far Ee has not parted with it. in aCdi-
sl % his railroad properties Mr.. Erb' is
rr -ad in various mining properties and
re cent Of the British CoIumbia Cop
p Company.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
CLERGYMAN CoNvICTs THIEF
'''S IN Court How lie Captured Pick
pocket in Subway Train.

.i'em q. Truesdale. Superintendent OF
MA Of Geneva. ~ y. and the Rev. DIT
Watson. Of 81 Michaei
~. 'N I'd brooklyn, were the principal
yesterday m General Sessions
as Jack Harris. a Canadian PICK
49, with "a long record. who was con-
r, ia grand larceny in the second de-
%, -, t Was rcmeuded for sentence.
~. watson caught Harris in a SUBWAY
ssH 'a August 8 when ne abstracted
M .oitaining 81 from the pocket OF
f-, s9esdale Turning the thief over 70
,aesr le % hold. he chased another pas
1e thought was confederate. Inc
Hlr5 5esi turned out 10 be PatroiInan a.
husl "Hp was in citizens clothes. M~-
~-h took Harris into CUSTODY
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


~
- .--- -.t-., and collars.
LATNDREss- rs ca, --' cod -af.rcnces.
r, s"ae-Ss s"eS'' rsTDy ia west 83d 81. Phone 800
Madison.
Tar-,cDEEss tSwedish) wants hnr "d'H..' 3
home. open air drins references - -... .,'
hotei apartments ..s-'
1857 "d ave-
TAT-NDDr-S BY strong woman. TO 80 ,-'-,
washing ironing. Mrs pl AeAdn, l'+ I-''--
I2stn st
ra.rr uee.. Iozen- private house. 'I-5
air driving. VIII furnish best references os-
.' -I ,,-,--,,,7 wants laundry
L. l.'-- . ',., g--. class. GOOD housecI Gamer;
good v.-...r. SIS years las, place. G.. We
la.y e..-l-. -s-------7- would asst
At.l '-s.... ,,.-I-. 800 g. Efls7 Hof-
.,.-...-,q tg...- 310-a-2 5rn ave. 9'l foor,
ls-"- ,-.-....,.-.,s.,,r-, 81, a ----,,,..-e-.
Ale-,A.l--,.t .-.rt woman. good coos nurse.
.,- -,ar.,.-- $40. e-c references. I.sf
e-,e.5 Ag"r'r7 e,s s., 421 81,
1-. ..-- -
-e-.s ore So '", ,.Sc,. 4 FSsr 4a5 r.
,---r.l. .....-r. infant. 0r growing children
.ag ael .a .-. 49,. 1a y'"sr I
@. -a. ..' r,-......
an. German. rs. client t,'' .ri4.'--. u
els.s 90 a..' - Wa'-0'- -'1s-'.''
a5. SIT. .-- @ - ,..,
NURSE rn-.-.A ,l,----'- t-..F '--lr5-
long 'Ai i s---rf-.gr Morrow
5e.'!.a.'' ......'I. -..- .lr......e.s8 ave
,5--5-l,- .--,.a. takes infant from birth
IN -....,.-- ...f' Goods. excellent references. r
-- 'tts. -r5raa-st smiths Ageuey % West i-l
r.. g69a BRYANT
3--5---,,- .5,,.r-T ,-T-s- S1r-t German. tr5--
~ - '---. me-. -5,.- vesrs persona. refer
- .... l- ...,uf-y. $50 Industrial AssD..l-
,ia1 1-.gnea, Arancy r. West f2d 81 rr-
-1rI T.-..rt
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
susRoaATE,s NOTICES.

WILLIAMS, IDA CosTER.-IN PURSUANCE
OF an order OF Hon. Robert LUDLOW Fowler.
a Surrogate Of the County OF New York, NO.
TICE Is hereby given 20 al persons having
clalins against Ida C0ster Williams. late OF the
Counfy on New York. deceased 10 present the
same with vouchers thereof 20 the sub
srribers. az their place Of transacting husi-
ness an the Office OF George =. Whittlesey. u
roadway Borough Of Man attain, City OF
T.w York. on or before the 10th day OF Feb
ruarv next ., -. -.
rYIZA BETH j. BAKER. STANLEY W. DEN-
TER. Administrations.
GEORGE X. WHITTLEsEY, Attorney for
Administrations Il Broadway New YORK
City.
n PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler. a Surrogate Of tne
r,ounty ~ New York. notice ~ hereby given
10 an persons having claims against Thomas ].
Fitch. late OF the County o. New York, de-
ceased 20 present the same with vouchers thert-
%, 10 the subscribers al ther place ot trlnsa =
frc business. az the office of their attorney.
lanes r. Bishop. 30 - Nassau street. IN the
CIV cf New York. ln or before the 10th day
OF February next 90,
EMMA r. FITCH NlCHARD HoRsIAAN'
GUSTAV W BURGESS. Executors.
ItMrs T. BISHOP. Attorney for Executors 40.
gn Nassau street. NrN York CIV.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
LOST BANKBOOKS.

ptNKBCOE 40. 5r0. .iOI OF the Union Dime Saw
ings Bank BE- missing. ANY person having a
claim r- lt u.s. hereby called upon t9 present ne
same within ten DAYS OF submit % uat iut a'41
raes1ook cancelled and new one issued.
lost or STOLEN -Barkb00k NJ. f3a.&eI Of fnr
German Savings Bans 20 the city on sew
York. corner Ith ave. and l4A 81, ISSUED 70
G.useuue Maggie. All persons are caution u
against ner1tlatlT- tle same. u not returned To
tFe bank rr tHe 31st day of October. l'l4, a
duplicate win os issued.
r-ge.- M STOLEN handbook No. 422.327 Of ths
G4-rfan SAVINGS Sank in the city ot N-W
Work. corner 4tl ave ard l4tl st.. ISSUED 20
charles V4tteus All persons are caullone !
s,gsIrst re~1ti4tiug me same. II NOT r.l-Iiled
rI rhe ban. on the 3lat day ol October l'il' a
duplicate wiil he issued
ro-rr ..r,fao. 30 5a8 ge5 ~ DRY Dock --.
iurs Institution Anv person having claims
5fon said hook Is called upon TO present .le
-3rne t1 the nauk within tnlFts dA.ai 'i .l'
..It book HII Ur declared eAH 't l'l '.'
culsb,d and new one issued in lieu thereof
T0sT -Pasebook no le09s4. issued ry tae
flpfon square SAVINGS Bank, f1fiheill lilt .N
stI,,Ition for tHe savings 0f Merchants 'ieihA-
Find@r win please return 10 o. the uaiIk.
-. 1900. ~, .T- c.o Danh for SAVINGS.
a.a t.t N.rg YORK Payment stopped
5-....,, 1870. ,-- stT g7o Bank for Savings,
ass ,t 80 N.g York Payment stopped
Please return bo0k 90 hank.
TOsT-Hankhoos No $50 ~. Bank for "a. ..nss
$50 gth ave- Eew York. IA3 iAtAt at'ppeI.
Please return book 10 bank.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
l. A. ULRICH s TRIAL DAY SET
L''Ser 2 Washington S Alleged As

1'aker 2 Washington S Alleged As
aila1t To Be Arraigned October Il.
a@ry a. Ul-.cn. Of 30. 1li5 West $50
''t.t e1o has been awaiting trial for sew
~ months ON O. charge Of assault. mace
.--t him bv Booker r. Washington the
so educator VIII bo placed on triaI IN
O. Sessions 0n October y. Ulrich has
az liberty under 500 bail. The date
The trial was Set by the justice OF
Sessions yesterday on motion OF
E Smith. the Assistant District Al
o assigned 10 that court.
i.ea was placed under arrest on March
li'er de had caused Or. Washington
i-Ael into custody on a charge OF IN
'- entry When the two men toid Jhe"
s . tho police station the charge
#.i Ut Washington was dismissed anu
was held on. charge OF ASA ~,
W,A had charged that he rounu ~ ~
-e9t4n acting susp.ciousiy ~ the HaL
a. t1e West cd street house anc IIlas
s, followed Dr. Washington receives
a. upon h.s head that necesaltdleu
al or Flower Hospital
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
AUCTION SALES.

~ VIRTUE az three executions on liens. I VIII
se today at a. m. az BlN 9th ave, Man
haitian. lot OF second hand furniture. Alfred
Frcer,an Marshal
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
EXCURSIONS.
STORAGE NOTICES.
fE HAEGER sr0RAGE wAREHOCsE GO.

New York. October 3, 1871
Fthelwyu Arnold. Page Barnes. A. NJ BAY
ter Alnllra L. Beach. Mary Brennan, EMlly
Cbambcrq John T. Condron. Mary DAILY, LII
ian paw. Munro Diggs. Joseph G. Dreytus'
Cnqs Far~cr Evelina Freeman Joseph Ga
cue James 7. Comes. Julian Greer, sara
faas Mabel Harte. Chas. j.. HashoWs irene
Haughnev Mrs Hawks, Rita Hewlett, Jane
Hunter. Leon IsaUeau or N. L. scuLy: James
B kellogg Mary Kennedy A. q. KIRBY VIZ
Iinia Launev Deceased, Arthur Lee, Est.
Tohn " Longden. Chas. Mccarthy. James Nc
Cornnack Mrs McDougall. Mary Murray or
stella Raymond, ElwOOd O'Con0r. Mary k.lcN'
wnta Robinson, James Ryan, Ida B or Il =.
,carnmou T. r. Schneider or 3. Van eteeh-
burgh Alvin r. seilhamer, Mary Sullivan.
Touis r Valentine. Lillian A. wallace AiidA
. Waring Susan West Elizabeth Woore.
Emily Zeiidon, Henry Berg, r. A. Doner -
Mrs Briggo. and Mary Cochrane.-You and
each OF YOU are hereby notified that the tins
Tor the payment of our lien upon the property
bsre!na fter described having expired, after
due notice thereof had been given you, W.
will cause such property 10 Wit Household
Goods Personal Effects and Merchandise.
stored IN rhe Haeger Storage Warehouses ~
vou or IN vour name lOr IN which you may
have an INTEREST," 20 be sold az public auction,
recording 20 the statute IN such case mads
ana provided az the warehouse. No. 300 West
S4th ST New York city, on Monday october
23 191I, 1870 A. NJ ana II the safe
-Lsraos is not completed on said date the sams
wifi be continued az the same place on each
and .very Monday thereafter. beginning az
IO, 80 A. NJ, and continuing until the sale -
0pWRgEGFR STORAGE WAREHOUSE co.
ANNIE C. HAEGER. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
Four-Roon Apartments.
WEST SIDE.
Five-Room Apartments.
WEST StDE.

ro,s.,-, q -va, AID l22l st........... 5000
r,1crertrIf- g12 ~ 1o3th st..... 500
An8.ston. Isl EGrecomce aye..-..... $40
Miami. 80 w. 1-lst e.. ..-..-....-... 90
t.f.,+raa -f0 w. 1r8tu Et.......... 541
r5-.,1-g,,r~ 900 ~ rO5th s...-....... 540
ms Malvern. ~ Clarsmout ave....... $40
,,crrIIu g--4S w. gsa st............. $50
pa,a House 1915. ST. ard Bw3y y...... $50
Grand view. 155th and ~ Nicholas ave. $50
-9-fss Cor-t R'way ana 144th St.. 40
nv. summer s1 -83 " 18th st......
-.- --'il GIs vs. IrGth st.......... 80
.5.--,---. ,--r--+ -f0 " ICdth st. ....... 600
-ir--er,d an w lIsth ST.. 500
.-ruzi Court POS W. y2d st........ $50
tfrrgeton. B'way and seth st........ i.l00
-,-r " t05.r et ................ $50
rr55.r-f-' go1 u ragd st............... 81 600
--1'...---- i.-.,-- 80 w TOtth st t........ $50
q ..I --fe,. 40.b e- G convent ave 7sO
80 1qa+b 81 G. P'w0v....... zee. $40
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
CARPET CLEANING.

1lFFFT-T- CARPET CLEANING co.-Cieaal
h, contprefsed air steam. hand or on floor
t--s Rroadway f2i East &StE 81 COE 4
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s-T-rJ work CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest Largcai. Most Modern.
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Prices Ps1a'nahi" sent o. circular
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INSTRUCTION.
INSTRUCTION..
Fer Boys and Young Men-Clty.
THE GROFF SCHOOL

e2S West I'D St.. New York
s ideal and exceptional as a boarding ana Jay
school. d,
II n boy II bright and wishes to make rapIu
progress he j. nOf held hack by reason OF any
other boy, or BY the old grade system. ~ ne
l. timid or nervous he il encouraged; II ne
q. careless. interest In his studies Is secured
II ne does not know how to apply himseh he
q. taught. To this individual method OF teacu-
ing Il due the Gron schools wonderful sue
cess. and Success il what talks"
thoroughly up-to-date commercial couiS-
FOR boys who do not desire 20 20 20 conese.
Primary department FOR boys 2 20 10 years
of age. 80 female teachers same teachers
To- all departments
A m0sy liberal system ~ athletics Wisely
directed. -,
Au work prepared AZ the school under tne
direction and assistance of expert tencners un
less home wO-k Is preferred. Reopens SepC
2gfh Cau on or address the Priucpa! lnoW
no the school.
POS West 52d ST., New York.
Office hours. 90 4. or hy appointment
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