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THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
Manhattan.

1857 STREET-Goodwtn & Goodwin have
eod for Mrs. e. Pike the Ave story double
nathouse No. 30 West 13lst street on lot 25x
0ei1 feet
FIFTH AVENUE-The five story iathouse
with stores. on lot 25x1OO feet. at the north
west corner Of Fifth avenue and 117th street
was also given in part payment by William
Grant 10 Marcus Brown for the Oniagara
apartments, the sale Of which was reported
IN yestcrdays Tribune. John r Davidson was
the brokee In The transaction.
SECOND AVENUE-Charles Buermann &
Co have sold for Jennie Benjamin 20 an In
weston tho front and rear tenement houses
so 10s Second avenue, on lot 27Xl00 feet
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LEASE BY DR.. BULLS ESTATE.

a term of years for the estate OF the late
Dr. Charles S. Bull the building No. AZ
West S6th street TO the Art China Import
Company. now at No. 80 West 10Th street
Alterations are to be started at once to
change the same into a business building
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ADVERTISEMENT AND DESCRIPTIONS
Tor Tho Tribune received At their Uptown
once. No 1854 Broadway, between Seth and
s7th SITS. until o'clock p. m Advertisements
received az IN" following branch Offices at reg.
ular once rates until o'clock p. m, viz:
?6f sth ave. q. cor. 23d St: 1855 9Th ave.
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LOST AND FOUND

IOST-On the $50 n train from Park
Place Newark "Wednesday. small oblolg
black covered loose lar book containing fac
tory and departmental Information. Reward
II returned 10 The Eagle Co, rs warren 81,
Newark Y J
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MECHANICS, LIENS.

MORRIS AVE, VS.. 1i7s II e OF i5lst Ct, 2ox
100: John Gilliss Co, Inc, agt Gaetano De Figlio,
ow ner and contractor: S+07 AZ
WATER ST. 272; VIM Falktnburg agt Aaron
Cohn, ownAr; James Murtaugh Co, contractor;
$50 So
p; nth AVE. VS. between cath ana e5.h SIS, 700
a26oi Exetsp Machine Works sst Curtis Blaisdell
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square. -
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS Hotel; very
neat quick and willing, good References
Charles Wilson's Agency. l41 East 67th ct Tel
2224-Plaza
CHANBERMAID- wAITREss-yery neat and
competent; good references; $50. Chalies
Wilson'S Agency 1s1 East 57th St; tel 2ZEi
C'H AMBERMATD- WAITRESS - Neat strong
willing Norwegian girl, very good waitress
chsmbernaid; best references; - pSteIbetg ;
Agency, 7l8 lexington ave. Tel 1865 Plaza.
COOK-Neat excellent Swedish cook under
stands her work thoroughly' good manager
With or without kitchenmaid, excellent re,er,
ences, SS5. Osterhergs Agency, 7lb lexington
COOK. CHAMBERMA1D- WAITRFSs-sist.I
excellent servants; long references S3o-N2o
NJ, Miss Hotmayer's Agency 80 - ON ave-
9th hoor; telephone 4527 Madison square
COOK LATTTDRFSs-B competent woman.
fond Of children. excellent references, city
or country: call. Mrs CoopeTs Agency 657
9th ave- near 8Sth st
CooH-Neet, strong Swedish glrl; very rood
cook. Will take care OF her own Kitchen; best
references. anywhere. $50 Osterhergs Agency
7lG LDYinEton ave. Tel. 1o56 Plaza
COOK. 80: chambernaid waitress s25; two
very nNat Finnish girls good references
Charles Wilson Agency lil East 61th ST tel
22y4 Plaza
COUPLE -Fngish and German, cook and but
s,s,a1,e ao t,griy rccomrlerded Miss Morrow |.
Agencv. 72l Lexington ave, corner 5sth st.
COTPLE-Flun'sh. useful butler. competent
sons Agency. 1u East 67th At, tel 1924
Plaza.
GENERAL HOUsEWORKER Very neat.
willing girl. good cook. excellent .aundress
finest references. city or country; S25 Pear
sor.s hgercy. Fast 1921 ST. Tel 5ot9 Har-
lem
HOUEEVOFKER First class cook and good
laurd~ers very neat. excellent references
cour'r, preferred. SOS Parsons Agencv. -
Tvowbly Place. J1waica, T. 7 Tel lf}SL
Jamaica
FoUsFWOFKER-s Scotch Protes'aur, good
S11,r. excellent references. city or coun-
r-,- cali Mrs Coorsr's Aroncv e5T eth ava ,
near s-'h -
Two SISTERS HoureVovker. other nurse.
good seaue'rces DO er'l-S work private fam
N, city or country. both highly commanded
Nl.s Morvov.s Nge--y. ~ Lexington ave, cor
nor ESfN ~
TWO NORWEGIAN GIRLS Cook. excellent
baker. other rlawbermlid and waircss. to
Csfhc- or separate. city OF country Miss Nor
rows Agency. I2i Lexington ave. corner Ssh st
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male
ELEVATOR RUNNER-A b electric car,
PASSENGER light porter, or anythlngi py ha4
ried man. Ge!ger. y Barrow st.--
WATCHNAN, As; private or hotel: city or ooun-
inv. can show best references. Write or eau
N X go West 18th st,
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rYPEwRITlNe AND TYPEWRir. RS,

VICTOR VISIBLE 20 Nassau ST Catalogue
free; all makes taken part payment. bargains
In Tndrrwoods Rem Irstous O'Iver- Smiths
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

lO4TH ST, los and 107 West; lsidor sehw yaII
az, Henry c Copeland ct all ApIH " I'l4'
1913 10. ,o,,,,ooa ov.
STARLTNG AVE, SIS, so n Of omssea no sye;
5JNlOj Graf Furnace GO agt stafll'e N'a''
Co q al; May Is, 1912 $500
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

prrrARrE industrious married German
Swedish Or italian farmer wanted Teie-
phone 449 Plaza. ----7T
I MADE $4,000 in nve years with small
natl order business; began win 90 So55
Lockport. y. Y.
WANTED-Some one who can take charge OF
a shop TO make pictures on felt banners
Only such person need apply who sure!y ! u
derstards the work. Address NJ Z. c. IT'D
une Office
Female
COLORED competent cook wanted for Larch-
mont: wages S35 a month. Call atteF d.
ons Wcsf I'D
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RECORDED LEASES.
CW!th name and address OF lessee.
lime 90.

(Nlth name md HddTess OF IesscEJ
JUNE 90.
COLUMBUS AVE. 77s north store floor and
basernenO; Jacob Meyer end ano 10 John Rehn-
strom ana ano: 0 yrs from May l, 1913: 81 200;
address 173 Columbus me.
GRAND ST, 4s4 20 - (alD; Israel Hermann
20 Peril Breitman. 8 yrs from July /, 1912;
81 80: address 100 Ludlow 81.
HOE AVE, 1907 (store and part basemenD;
Adele III Harrington 10 Anton Miller yrs
frorn July /, 1912; 500; address, go Boston
ITTERvALp AVE. 114s to I162 and ls4th st.
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Tho Bronx.
LIS pENDENS,

i2sTH ST. 200 East; MARY r Mason agt VIII
lam q 1. MADDEN 81 al partiton): attorney 9
r Huiershausen. - .,,,
HTRERT ST. VI cor Hudson Ct, 1888; WIN
lam I, Condit 81 al aEt Mary Kehoe 81 al
foreclosure ~ mtg; attorneys. James semen
Elkus -,
art S'anislaus Plsnka - Al foreclosure of Two
rntgs,. attorney. II Hildreth.
1872 sY irreg: carl Franck agt William n ROD,
erts ct al foreclosure Of tax HEM attorney
Swain
74rH ST. s22 Fast. John Nils.n sEt MyrGn1
sulzherger 81 Al accounting, etc.; attorney
Gsrson - -
WASHINGTON AVE. n . cor 17ith -, SoTa'
" Hermann Lumber CO AIT Et'sr Realty 90 -
al action 70 set aside deed, attorney y Green
berger
PROSPECT AVE n ?. adjoining land ~ Mary
A Pooth tnrloO. George KoChIsr agt Anna
Booth - a. Oorsclosure ~ m'sl; attorney.
Free
nth ST 800 East, Matilda Mssser aE' Do
r7eui-o Honowo'o - Al Noreclosure ~ r'El. AZ
tornevF Kurzman & Frsrkenheimer
TIFFANY ST. s. 20 . NJ 18TH -, az
100. Morris L<derman aFr Gully 60 - al
tyore-losIrN ~ mtg. attorney. ! + Bernstein.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS or THE
District Of C-Idmh!a. Washington. June 20.
1912 Sealed Proposals will he received az thls
enc" unrn Two o'clock p m, july StN, 1912.
for furnishing and delivering ono hundred and
elEh'v-Ny- tSSp net tons. more less. cas-,
iron water pip" specials for use IN the Water
Department this city. Specification and form
q! proposal may ho obtained from tho Pur-
chasing Or'ger. y. C-CTNO n. RUDOLPH.
JOHN A JOHNSTON. WILLIAM v JUDSON
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

with name and address OF grantee and attorney
Interest 2 per cent unless otherwise stated'
rTThvpy
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

CoACHMAN and USEFUL. Smart yoIns
swede: $50 10 $685. best references Miss
sheas Agency, Bast 40 ST. --
COTJPLE.-Chauffeur and cook very neat. young
Swedish couple; experienced driver ana me
chanic. wife plain cook; good references; 500
Charles Wilson's Agency, l4l East e'th 81 TEL
OOOA-plaza.
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Female

| CHAMBERMAID WAITRESS - Young. neat
| pleasant disposition; S25; three years Tets ao
| ence 8. Miss Hofmayers Agency 3fV,oES
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GIpDp,NFR Single 40; thoroughly cornpe-
tent; care vegetables and flower gardens, green,
house eto; Scotch: strictly sober, honest; good
roSorsnces Address Gardener, 100 West 9th 81.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

BOSTON rp ses 1879 . ~ Southern
boulevard lyO1- CITY MortEsge 90 loans kell-
wood Realty co S45 n00
CONVENT AVE i2l ? . % l2oth ~.
S. 7Yl0o7. CITY Mortgage GO loans Manchester
Conjunction 90 SIS o6o
DAILY AVE ~ lni T. . ~ lTIth 81 IN 6r
100. same loans Nsrre Realty 60 S'2 900
CONVENT AVE. n l2Sih 81 90 ILI5. J .
tame loans Manrhcs'or Construction GO $500
CONVENT AVE. - 2 - ~ l2H'h -,
~ Sy72 ey irreE. same loans same S33.I!o.
10TH ST - has q ~ Convent ave,
Es iONllO. same loans same $4,000
.35TH ST. g. 30 q " - katonah ave, toT
l0O. Anna l. Eusgs.n loans Building ASSOCIATION
% the Woodlavn club s. c0o
10TH ST. cor convent ave. liz sNaSh.
civ Mortgage 90 loans Manchester Consuuc-
ton CO SAC go
23sTH sr. = los . ~ Carpenter ave, 25I
III. North SIDE Mortgage CO loans Koelsted
Contracting 90 $1,000
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VIBRATIONS 8.
Manhattan.

GATH ST. l74 East: 10 tty dvE; Mrs W
and Mrs I,'Or Roosevelt. 10 East 3lst ~, own
ers, II Whitfield. l6o eth ave- architect COS"
$1,000 ,
FRANKLIN ST. 81 to 81; to an ely tsle-
phone exchange and Offices; New York Ielephone
% IS Dew 81. owner: Mckenzie, Voorhies
Gmelin. 1923 Broadway architects: cost sEoOoo
The Bronx.
WASHINGTON AVE, 1888 10 1872; to three
s,v frame stores and dwgs I6 sX42.e each. Isaac
UersrhkoN1t1 I246 Washington ave, owner
Nathan LANCER, 81 Fast l25th ct architect; COST.
SCoFIELD ST, n I. 70 u " Of william 81, l.
goa convent ave owner; eeifert g. webb, loi
West l2d Fl, architects: cost $500.
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FOR SALE.

Camping Goods Circular FREE. Illustrated
400 large page Military Encyclopedia Catalogue
mailed CSC (stampe) Largest dealer In the
world In Military Auction Goods. Is acres re-
auired for storage. FRANCIS BANSERMAN,
SOL broadway, New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-27

COUPLE-Man generally useful about small
place in country; wife good cook. excellent
housekeeper; $50; finest personal references
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CHAMBERMAID-WA ITRESS-Nery neat and
wilson's Agency. 1sl East 57th ST.; tel %[-f
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| CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS Hotel; very
neat ouIck and willing, good references.
| Charles Wilson's Agency. l41 East 67th ct Tel
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HOUSEKEEPING BUREAUS.

rugs cleaned without removal at cost
N. Y Cleaning Co.. 81 Watts St Phone
spring-i001. $3.50 -----....
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Svgede. good walter houseman: understands
his work we'll; excellent references Osterberss
Rnrn,- ZIG Lexington ave. Tel. 1905 Plaza.
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! willing Norwegian girl, very good waitress
! chambern,aid; best references. S25 Osterherg
| A eancN. 1lR InILrgtnn ave Tel 1906 E-aLa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-27

UsEFUL BUTLER-Good appearing youns
Frenchman; lady breaking UP; will highly
recommend $50: go anywhere Miss sheas
Agency, 8 East 42d ri.
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INSTRUCTION.
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

plies Professors, Teachers, Tutors, Governesses
etc 20 Colleges, Schools and Families. Apply
To Mrs 81. j. nk-Fulton. % Union Square
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COOK-Neat. excellent Swedish cook; under
stands her work thoroughly good manager
With or without kitchenmaid, excellent refer
ences, SS5 OsterherEs Agency, 7l6 Lexington
ave Tel 1865 Plaza.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-27

COOK. CHAMBERMAID-WA WAITRESS sistsIs
excellent servants. long references, S3O-N2o
NJ Miss Hotmayers Agency. 32O-322 9TH ave-
9th hnnr. telenhone 4ha1 MldLsnn Square
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-20
REMARKABLE STORY
TOLD ON THE STAND
Continued from Page -

in bed room and got about lu1rn
cartridges, then went out 70 the
garage ana Joe was there, We stayed
there about an hour, and Joe wantea
to go over to Reuters house. / OBJ
ieotcd, we had a few words, ana
finally agreed to go, lie wanted 10
go over there and sec ~ cyorything
WAS quiet. We then drove south on
Boston to Archer, drove north to Fir'
station, and west ON cross street tn
Cheyenne. Joe Thought he saw lignt
IN tho hall at Reuters, / told him ho
didn't but he believed he did, and
wanted to drive back and see. W.
drove back there aud lhcrc was no
light there, We hcn drove back
home, got out II the cnr, ana went
out to the garage ana waited thero
until about ten minutes to ono
o'clock.
I'm the meantime doe had put on
some overalls, and an old pair II
shoes, and "A hat which he hal
brought with him IN suit case that
We '''"h"' WV ''"N "lN'H"'H' Nv
had got the oVcr"oat out of the barn
and put il on too. lie then got tho
flashlight. and gun and said he Just
as well go. | told him I'd meet him
over on the hill by the orchard In ten
minutes We shook hands and Joe
said to me, IF you ever cold turkey
me, and I find it out you're a dcah
s-----b'
At this point the defendant, Joe
Baker, broke out In hearty laugh,
but BelleV was not phased by the
demonstration.
Hellcw then continued his story:
II then took Joe's shoes cap and a
jug of coploil, put II IN the car, drove
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-20
SICK Headache? TONGUE Coated?
IT'S YOUR LIVER! CASCARETS sure

You're bilious, You have throb.
binG sensation in your head, bad
taste in your mouth, your eyes hurt,
your skin is yellow with dark rings
under your eyes your lips are parch-
ed. No wonder you feel ugly, mean
and il-tempcred. Your system Is
fun OF bile and constipated waste not
properly passed off, and what you
need is a cleaning up inside Don't
continue being a bilious, constipated
nuisance to yourself and those who
Ioyc you, and don't resort to harsh
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-20

physics that irritatc and injure. Re.
member, that your sour disordereo
stomach, lazy liver, and clogged bow
els can be quickly cleaned ana reru.
lated by morning with gentle, Lhor-
keep your head clear and make you
feel cheerful and bully for months.
Get Cascarcts nOw-wake up refresh
cd--fecl like doing good days
work-make yourself pleasant and
useful. Clean up, Cheer up. adv,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-20

ribs with the pistol and told him to
get up, and Charlie seemed afraid.
Joe told him to give him his money
and Charlie .aid it was in there, point
ing to the closet. said Charlie said
to 20 in there and get it. Joe dubbed
him with his pistol and said for him
to go and get H. Said Charlie went
into the closet and got his pants and
brought them out and said he started
to give him the money. lie tpld Joe
he had had a letter from his mother
that day asking for money and Joe
told him he didn't care q damn about
his mother. ne needed money. top, and
said Charlie gave it to him. And said
he said: Give me them diamonds.
Said Charlie handed him one. ! think
he had reference to the ring. Said
no iabbed him with the gun and said;
Give me the other one Said Charlie
went over to the table ana gave it to
him. 1t must have been the one he
wore in his shirt Said he told Char
lie to back up couple of steps. said
he did. told him to turn around, said
when he turned around he shot him,
and got blood on his clothes. He had
on kid gloves. When he started to
shoot again he got the hammer about
half back it slipped, and the gun went
off, that shot went wild. Then after
Charlie fell he shot him again to make
sure he was dead
"By this time, Mrs. Reuter- was
screaming and he ran. lie came out
of the house through the basement,
and ran in front of the house. oblOng
across the street, and UP the hill He
met some fellow up there standing on
the sidewalk with his hands in his
pockets, said he dropped the gun on
him and said. Lay down and said
the fellow did, either laid down or
fell down, and scattered his money
all over the sidewalk. Said he didn't
stop % get any Of it. He said he was
in too big hurry.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-20

south on Boston "a North First street,
east on First TO Detroit, south on De
troit to Ninth, west on Ninth 10 Main,
south on Main 10 Thirteenth, west on
/ Thirteenth 10 Boulder, north on Boul-
der 10 Eighth, west on Eighth to
/ Cheyenne, north on Cheyenne 90 seN-
onth, west on Seventh 10 Elwood,
north on Elwood To the end of The
street, on the road that passes the
kennedy house. About half way be.
/ tween Kcnnedy's house and the gate
/ that goes into the country club l was
driving slow, and heard some onn
whistle over in the orchard by . the
side Of the road ! stopped and Joe
came out of the orchard and got into
the car He seemed to be very badly
excited and couldn't hardly talk. lie
had a gun IN one hand and a lash
Hight in the other. II was III. He also
held a chcckcrcd handkerchief that
looked Ike II had something wrapped
|up IN IT, lie said he had killed Char
lie Reuter-. He said that everybody
In that part of town was up and had
seen him, and he had seen several
people horseback looking for him. Be
fore this, We intended to drive north
of town. north OF the roadhouse, and
burn the old clothes, but Joe thought
We had better go 10 the Osagc. We
went north 10 the first section line
then turned west one mile, then north
to Rary place, then northwest through
Ia t Al
tcrs' pasture hen east by George
Pease's ranch.
About half mile east of George
Pcasc's ranch, we drove down into al
canyon, then we stopped the car Joe
got out ana took the oycralls, over
coat hat and shoes and jug Of coal oil
aud run about forty yards down into
this canyon ana set them on Are He,
got back Ia the car and we had drove
about a half Il mile when he noticed
that he had forgot the shoes, and
asked me what he had better do with
them, ana told him to stand up,
throw one AZ a time as far from the
road rs he could, which he did.
I'VE then went north to Turley
road, then went east to Turley About
mile an da half west of Turlcy we
hnI. ,olI Tao didr,, u,in,, u.o
,n,,Il .oi ,bro,ob ,,n rIaoo v,itl,o,t
n,,tt,ro , tl,o ,.h.,t,,., Lut ho dilr,,
u.,,. to toI.. p,o tir,. rrat a.. ,,o
v,ro oI,on. .,,rn,,,.b a., r,,,d tha roo.r
nl,o.ls nc,.'u .Ii,,nina and a.. o.r
STAINED n ,ool- aho1t tbirtv r,tn,tas
to pct ou. nr tb.. nlocn and whom y.o.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-20

Under Questioning by County At.
torncy Malloy the witness told Of a
trip he made with several officers
about a month ago over the same
route through the Usage nation fhat
the murder car tonk on the morning
Of May 3.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-20

81 drove the automobile which
contained beside myself, County At
torncv Malloy. Ed Grassland. Detec-
tive McIoud. Sheriff Mccullough and
my brother Ed Bcllew We went out
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-20

(Contiucd on page ~
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1912-10-31
= * ..- 49, -s.-7I.l.sS'- IsT-~ - ..
SYSTEM Is NEEDED In THIS
Operation Of Spring House Cleaning
Seems to Cry for Reform, Says
Nero Man.

We have no desire to pose as one
criticizing another's method of work
Our notion is that man who has
spent his life running q hotel knows
how to do 1t better than We do, who
patronize hotels only for toothpicks,
matches and writing paper. Our mot
to is: Shoemaker, mind your own
business!" and We adhere strictly to
1t. Ordinarily We let the lady who
runs our house alone. II we think she
is making q bed backwards, or putting
too much baking powder in the bis
cults, we say nothing. Bedmaking
and cooking are her profession; ours
is paying the bills.
But. with housecleaning time ap.
preaching we pause q moment here to
suggest that there is no overwhelming
anxiety on the part Of mere man to
have house cleaned from cellar to
dome in q single day. Admitting that
We know very little about houseelean-
Ing as an art, we declare that it seems
unnecessary to rip up every room In
the house as a starter. We cannot see
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1912-10-31
LAME EVERY MORNING.
A Bad Back is Always Worse in the
Morning. Cheraw People are
Finding Relief.

A back that aches all day and
causes discomfort at night is usually
worse in the morning. Mixes you feel
as If you hadn't slept at all.
Can't cure a bad back until YOU
cure the kidneys. Doan's Kidney Pills
relieve sick kidneys-make YOU feel
better, work better, rets better and
sleep better.
The following statement proves the
merit of Doan's.
T. G. Wallace, butcher, Jenninps
street, Bennettsville, s. c., says: INV
back ached almost constantly and
rheumatic twinges through my shoul.
ders and limbs caused me great mis-
cry. could not rest we'll and when !
hrst arose in the morning, my back
was so lame and stiff that 1t was diff
ficult for me to get about. had heard
SO much about Doan's Nidney ills that
l decided to give them a trial and
procured supply. When I had taken
the contents of several boxes, 1 was
free from backache, could sleep well
and felt more like doing my work
l am willing that you should use my
name as reference, for 1 believe It is
no more than my duty to recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills."
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other. sss7
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why 1t is necessary to take the rug or
the back bedroom floor in order to
get all the dust on the parlor pictures.
We may be wrong, but it strikes US as
curious that she cannot clean behind
the sofa In the den unless the down
stairs hall is barriceded with the din.
Ing room furniture. Why 1t is neces-
sary to dump everything out of the
front bedroom II order to clean .ha
kitchen windows has never been made
clear to US.
We realize that We are treading on
dangerous ground. But surely II there
ever was anything in need OF q little
system 1t is spring housecleaning.-
Detroit Free Press.