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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
TRAIN JUST ESCAPES WRECK
Motorman Sees Ties Across N, Y. Cen
trail Tracks in Nick of Time.

When an early morning mail train was
five hundred feet north OF Cromwell Creek
ON the New York Central 81 Hudson River
Railroad yesterday morning the motor
man lanes Gerity of No. S5 East l5ith
street. noticed something on the tracks ana
TANNED down his brakes.
He found that two ties were placed across
the rails, and would have wrecked the tram
~ he had not seen them in time. He called
patrolman Gibbons. OF the Morrisania sta-
uon The ties were removed and the train
nroceeded 10 the Hlghbridge station. The
-noIice are investigating.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
TO AID NATIONAL TRADE
Delegates Meet in Washington to
Organize Commercial Body.

Washington. April 2l.-Delegates from
every state and insular possession OF the
United States representing chambers OF
commerce. boards of trade and other com
mercial organizations arrived in Washing
ton to-day 10 attend the convention TO-
morrow called by President TAFT to or
ganize national chamber OF commerce. a
total OF 80 delegates. representing go com
uercial bodies, will answer the call.
The movement is designed TO coordinate
tho various efforts of the hundreds OF
chambers Of commerce scattered over the
country and to bring them into closer reis-
zion with the government through ma
tional body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
MECHANICS LIENS.

o7sTu ST . 1os n Of Carpenter ave,
o5xiI4 Burton & Fenton sgt Koellsted Con
etrurfion 60, owner, r. I Koellsted, con
" oqp ST TX and III East: Collins. Lavery &
co All ono Hundred and Fifteen East twenty
third Street Corporation. owner; AInsteIaissI
Co sub-contractor: $3.50 81.
61ST ST - and 80 East; james y La "a,
apt Rrearlv School Ltd, owner; Simplex Con
struction co. contractor; Sl.524. ,..
19sTU s,r = . $50 II @ Of Carpenter ave
o5xif4: Burton Fenton agt koellsted ION
gtTuction Co owner; T. j Koellsted, contractor
1901 %. H., cr;,r., &
zap st. 11S and ~ Fast; Hull, Grlppen. 9
co AIT one Hundred and Fifteen East "e ny,
third street Cooperation, oHnet' Hl'npieN 'N
Striction GO. contractor; S249 81. ,,,o.
S7TH ST. 90 10 81 West; American haoI "a y
60 agt Stsrnfeld Building CO. owner;
Farnsw orth & 60, Inc contractor slo' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
NEW BUILDING PLANS.


ppo,DrUAy II n cor of Exchange Alley, 70
trinity pl; for 81 sty Office bldg, lo5lx irrcg
it0s: Adams Express Building Co. 0l broaa"as >
awnsr: II II Klmhall. II Broadway archI'ee''
s. 90, 900. ,,o>,v
opSTH ST II = sO II = OF White Flslns aee
open air theatre 5Ox1O0; 3 Felson, 10 Eae'
ii5th 81 owner; r Felson. i21 East llotn ST.
architect. cost, $500 .,,. ,,,i.. o,..
2I2TH ST. $ $, 25 r. o. White Plains ave We
omen air theatre JOxl00; Lawrence Pettinatl, 80
Magenta 81, owner; Joseph Zccardi, 1850 cruger
ave architect; cost 81 600. ,..
WEBSTER AVE, =, $50 It q Wsnd9 10 -
ave. stv frame shed. So SKIS: \ c a. h
r r Co, 42d st ana Park ave. owners; Chs.ise
schasfer jr, No 4s1 fremont ave- arehitec''
cost, $3.50 ,,-..s.,,
BRYANT AVE, Q s. 20 q OF Weston ,s ester
ave: 3 3 sly. brk tennis, 4oXSs each; the HIcn n
aydson Co Charles Richardson. 1923 East loIti
Fl. president owners; Kreymbors Architecture
Co 1880 Wilkins ave, architects; total cost sl-o-
coo A.. .,,o.
ADAMS ST. 9, go II Of Van Nest ave
sty brk factory, S0x92; Louis Howes, Adams g.
owner: William Buckley, 1913 Home st. srchi-
tect, cost. 5000.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF grantee and al
torney)
Interest : per cent unless otherwise stated.
AppIT
MANtIA1TAN


r,rsrrr CT So a5x5o; Clara Banks Ct al
% SorpeIia ID Du Bols. a. Montclar, J:
ArrI 10 1orlor mtgr Sl2OOO), due oct 20
1918. per cent $500; attorney FoN'
o % wi'H,2SguITNGToN IT. 100, . cor Horstio st:
.iA irrsg. west Washington st. - s. - II y OF
Horatio st 1SN irr-g. George A Macdonald 10
Brooklyn savings Bank. ~ pierrepont 81
BrSoEiyu: Apri 10, yrs: $4,000; attorneys
schenrk & Punuett, 10 Lbertr 81 ,-
uonrietta mgber to RodlsI Holding Co 80 VIII
lam ST, April y lprior mtge S5.>'ooT, y|1,
9 rer cont: 5000 500, a"orne3' "h'"ocN "
'' It'll AVE-, -, Is Il Of 52d st. 2jNloo;
Rosina IIagcdorn 10 John lietz!er ' 600 Ia a
torney. w Croamer g. West jackson ave-
iI sFu i 81 ST. 626 East 1e>o6x irrss;. Joseph
rishman 70 Nathan SadowslIy, j26 East otl'
y, inrtl 10: 3 yrs . per cent. $1,000; attor-
30 ~" /, Heliingef go RrosdwaN
$50 ST $. % q " Of 9Th ave i ieA ,lo :;
| Narr l. MOAN to Hichard + Lydon, l4s Easi
Gist -, April 10; year. per cent S31'O'
| address 81 Nassau 81 $500. ~.
Don irreg stephen II Jackso" to uenry II
I.cksnn tprior ntRe s2s.5O0l; insials' q per
cent: siO. 600; address. 1o6 Lexington ave
THE BRONX.
ur.yT AVE o :. 777 It OF Bronxdalc ave:
ION our Realty 60 90 Louise Ksusen, .
Iaicbton ave: March "a; J yrs 0l- per ceul /,
a. 20. attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust
CO., Yrs ,T Sps and 22a map $40 lots McGraw IS
- Emma Hiltring to Amslia SchaaL N"V
tts,,,n ave: April 10. yrs. 6is per ceht ,
e. 900; attorney & \ Furthinsh' % ave anu
ifMSIHHRIION AVE 5, IT, n OF ls4th 81;
~ " irrsg. Max Borsuk TO Frank Gems -"i
- ~ 10Th st: March 10, insialIs, pr
49, $500: attorney, NJ Robinowitz' 2"o
Hr pT or begins at land Of Captain Watson
"a and laid out a park, about 4Ol ~ w
a ,'"tsd Leading from East Chester 10 West
o, ,tar runs 5 " 2l1 40 = n no W
oodn n a. 1Ol containing acres IhoIlas -
~ son TO Dicdrich Behrens. East BouleVard.
W a .rt 2 yrs Jh per cent April ~
e. h 6on: attorneys, Elfers Acker Pr Broad
! "aSyvEn AVE. $. 332 It n OF Burnside ave
-. - osS irreg; Charles Emmanuel to Maimon-
IJe, benevolent Society 20 Mest lSoth o. :
III 10. due as per bond SB'1o0i ADDRESS
2i2 M S,.rISF;PT BOULEVARD. " :, I55 Il n OF
"a a. ;0xs4x iIreg: Trssk building GO 10
EEin Holding co. 1O3 PARK ave ,pr =. mtg 70
20. Lnrl 49, demand. per cent; >''"Ooi atto'
w. y A SNOW. - Wall 81 -
ney;lr LAWRENCE AVE. l4l2. --X.k irreg
~ cav 10 3 Adams Burnett HS Nes'
D issiS ~. kpril 10: due as per bond 5000 az
i ioooh Ciocke Koch Redy 39l East tsih 81
''V'Ai,ENT1NT AVE; = 80 OF IsIn ,o =,
:oA.v'p' April 10: yrs, 81 per cent; $1,000;
isrsss 1890 7th ave. .o,oO
ad.eTrftI or ;, 300 Il Of Avenue a, cOxloe
,,si.n,oyt Lima Kuntze 20 Harriet COCHRAN,
SSaa East nth st; April 10; due as per bono
SV o"; ST 40 East s1SiO0. Julia suoh 10
,l.Saiera H.inberger, 40 East l5hh I" spran93s
Nag sss ofn1 Apfil %; due as per bond S5'p'p
NV -. y ttroh. Is prosdWsy.
'u,ee,,eerr u 81 West. joxlocj LsHpsyers Rear
- 10 Jorsph NJ Delaney. ise West i7th a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
To OPEN NEW PREvBNToRIUM
Manv Notables to Attend Ceremonies
At cbildren's $4,000 Home.

More than three hundred notable physl-
clans social workers and persons OF sociai
prominence have accepted invitations 70
attend the opening exercises OF the N''V'.
re,y home Of the Tuberculosis Preventoriun'
Co. C,budren at Farmingdale. \. j., which
takes place next THURSDAY
corernor Wilson Of New Jersey, Control
Ter Prendergast, Borough fresiuehl ~.
Aneny and Or. Abraham Jacoo', oi ,'n'
c,tv. as we'll as Mayor INLAY OF Farmli'e
dale and President Marcus NJ Marks OF inc
nreventorum will make speeches. Mayor
Gaynor may also he present TO deliver a"
address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
RECORDED LEASES.
OEI,h narc and address Of Lessee
.nDFf On

BROADWAY. $50 to 23a dhree storesI wal
ter Wells 60 Aaron Chnitz; yrs frou May
J. 1912. SliI address. I ~ columbus ave.
lST AVE. - tstorc aud part CELLAR: william
7 Carlisle & 90 To- George Steiureioh; YRS
from March I. 1912: Sl.3sr; address, bb East
Houston g.
l4TH ST 900 West CssFt part second fooD
n Webster 90 to Frederick ! Fleck. ~ Manila
ST. yrs and mos from Jan !. 1872; $500. AL
dress. 81 Manids ~
2nTIT sr. 2i0 Fast tain. Bsured FII"na IN
tslllio -smpozuia. yrs from MAJ !. l"l2
1889. address. 80 Fast Goth 81.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

WEBSTER AVE. = 3. 3j7l 10 II OF 1879 ST.
n GxfO3 10: city Mortgage Co loans John j
TuIlv 90 SIS, 600. ..o, 4.
WEBSTER AVE, . s. 49, 10 II OF ls2d ST.
n GN iO4 I: same loans same $4,000. 800
WEBSTER AVE 2 :, 800 II OF 1874 81
n tx lO4 3: same loans same SlS.OOo go,
WEBSTER AVE. = =, 800 II ; or 1874 81
37,6xlO3 ); same loans same $4,000.
iOaTH ST, s. 3T5 II OF Broaf"ay. oo.sS
100 II. same Ioans Palermo Construction ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
CAKE LEADS TO DIVORCE
Husband Gets Decree and Weds
Another the Same Day.
80 r.lerranh ID "a TrIbune

IRy Telegraph 20 TIC IIIUuH''I
Macon. Ga. April 2l.--Ths lnordina'e
fondn.,s for cake Of Richard Davis ,r'
Is responsible for his divorce ana re'hai
Rage on the same day. incidentally 10 got
his cake from the second Mrs. DAVIS ~
- o'clock Davis appeared in the divorce
court At o'clock he had taken announcer
bride. Mrs. Lena Iuguely, with inc inc con con
oi I,is Told The fury he and his VIE Ieli
or about This sweet One day he nroHeh ,c
E SnC HD ~ dozen eggs and ASKED her to baR BAKE
him a cake. When he handed over h ,n ",o sfs
She smeared his face and ruined Ms o'''''''
With them he Eaid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
TO HEAD NEW TRAFFIC BUREAU.

The Merchants Association announces
that J. c. Lincoln, of ST. Louis has been
engaged 70 head the new trafhc bureau
which Is being established by the assocla-
ton as an important part Of the new &C
tyties 1t has undertaken. The bureau VIII
he in operation OIL May 1. W. II. Chandler
of Boston. will be Mr.. Lincoln's assistant
Mr.. Lincoln has had large experience ~
railroad rate administration and rate maxi
gr1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
WASHINGTON MARKET NEARs 1oo

The centennial celebration or WASHINGTON
,,arket will take place on Tuesday, October
The officers OF the Washington Market
Merchants Association, al special meet.
inr held Oh Saturday afternoon elected
Trsnk A. Knoll chairman Of the entertain
80 committee. which consists of Carl A.
R 9otii Edward n Eld Esdss I arthur
~ ia and George Sturges. Peter j.
III. NJ, the Oldest ftandholder in the mar
~ Win take charge Of the floral decors-
tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

1887 ST, 8 Z, ~ # " Of Morris ave; MlcnS q,
W Heinrich agt semplcio Savisno ct al NOV a.
1911: s12s so. ,-,.., co no, same.
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
THOUSANDS FLEE FLOODS
Mississippi mandates Towns
Never Before Reached by Water.

New Orleans, April 2.-News from the
flooded area Of the Mississippi Valley in
Arkansas. Mississippi and Louisiana con-
tinues TO he increasingly grave Thousands
have been compelled to fee to higher places
as the yellow food invaded their homes
These have been cared for, but there are
still many more who are in imperative need
of aid.
II is estimated that fifty towns and vii
lagos have so far felt the effects of the
food. Some places are under from two 10
fifteen feet Of water, Ten persons have
lost their lives.
Conditions in the country overlooked by
the Beulsh Mississippi break arc extremely
serious High places In Bolivar County
never before inundated are covered with
from three 10 four feet Of water. Over q
dozen towns have already been inundated
from the Beulah break.
The distribution of supplies TO hundreds
of victims maTooned on plantations and In
settlements in the neighborhood of Tai
lulah, La, began yesterday.
At New Orleans the stage or the river at
7 o'clock last night was 2p2. rise OF one
tenth OF a foot for the twenty-four-hour
period.
Washington April 2l.-The need for relief
work being carried on by the army in the
Mississippi Valley increases daily As the
ready upward of seventy thousand persons
ere being fed daily in the districts between
Hickman, Ky. and Natchez, Miss The
work will have TO be continued long after
the foods have subsidized, or until the sur
ferers are able TO re-establish their homes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22

~. Is irreg sly loft, 3 sly loft ard sty
tenmt: r " smith jr, sgt Lscksnsnus R r 20
ct al r II KOehlCr. atty; 6 Flint ref; due
s2B 1871 %: taxes. etc, S729 40.
CLEVELAND PLACE. 10, s 1928 n ot
Spring 81, 27N993x26. 2xg9.3. . sty tsnmt and
stores: J II DE Witt. guardian, agt Michael Brt
due. s2S.6SS 20. taxes. etc. 81, 4O4 %
18TH ST. 321 and 300 East. :, 22s4 n " OF
Let ave, So sNl02.2 Two sly tennis; + Keller
agt VI Y Spencer Stadler ct al Eisman. l.. &
l.. auys; Franklin Brooks. ref; due, S2i,tie 63;
taXes etc. Si.e43 80.
Sd AVE, 1887, 2 3, 1911 II Of lO2d 81. Abx
100, sly tenmt and stores. Lena Garland aSt
Amalie COIN, eXtrK Ut al: A ISslnsky. atty;
9 y Donohuc. ref; due. sl9O23 so; taxes, etc.
S12.
5TH ST. 500 East, :. 2s3.IO It Of Ave -.
p. 2Y0G sty tenmt and store: Peter tirein.
trustee. agt Max Goldberg IT al: Z. Goebel.
at;y; " + Wund ref. due, sis, $50 30 taxes, etc.
Si.T95
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

Aprll 10. due Jan ]. 1913; y per cent; s8'po
attorney. n \. Brsnt Potter Building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
on PREMISES At noon.


BEECH AVE. x. 20 n NJ Elm 81. ! 2lx
100, Wakefield. l. IS White act Morris Diamond -
stein ct NJ. smith Williamson, atty. & y Moore,
ref. due. 81. 44s Is. taNPs. ETC Sl25.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
CONNECTICUT
CONNECTICUT.
GREENWICH Real ESTATE

Mt Vernon New Rochelle and stamford
Summer rentals; long leases; estates and homes
and farms for sale; property shown 70 pos
pectiye clients W g. y. & co, Room 100.
Tribune Bldg Tel 2305 Beekman.
PINE ORCHARD, CONN.
Desirable cottages 10 rent az this attractive
resort: on the Sound 81 miles from New horh
Call or write for photos and particulars.
prtrGENE, y adams s3A fifth Ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE.
Auburn Mineral Spring. including spring hovee
bottiing house granite tanks. repair shops, "a
Fine groves, terraces, retaining walls OF former
one OF the finest lakes in Maine. four miles %
railroad two miles &c trolley. II 10 unexcsned
FOR a hotel for cottages for an exclusive prf-
yate estate. Price low. For analysis OF water.
etc consult 4. @. WHITMAN. Mslrose. Mass
r IEI EoR auslNEss PURPOSES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
BY Henry Brady

LEXINGTON AVE. cor 10Th ST. G26S
COZ irTeg. ; sty stable: sherfs sale ~ =
right. title. etc, which Marie 81 winters had on
Fob 3 1910 since: Earle & r, attys.
1@TE ST. - Fast. = rs n OF 9TH ave.
1899 II. sty dwg sheriff sale Of right. title.
eta, which Leopold Herman had Oh June 49, 1899.
or since. Murphy 4 r. sttss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22

| with name and address Oh lehuei : "''o'"'''
APRIL 20.
MANHATTAN.
BROADWAY. 30 10 30 CNew ST. 81, % 3S. >
and 49), 5. 206.li It from cor E ~
! Place. run, G l7J 20 New 81 ii2.sT
I 1871 10 : Broadway 10 10 peglhilns, De
20 1910: New York Real Estate security 20
New York Real Estate Security 60. py sssigu
ment; 5354.coo; attorney Charles "cOa''"'
I Pine Il.
FULTON AVE. s. 1910 It OF iesth ~
! runs a.. lis " 1851 G6x OK - Tx
/ ls4.5 10 beginning. oct a. 1911: Lima Noss I
Wahg & Sonsn 90; $500 attorney, George
Ewing, $50 BrOsdwsy.
LOT 22s map 9si McGrsw estate. near Va
Most station: April ~ IaOS Anthony and Nun
data VendrsscO to William II and James
Mc<oVn AMI ano: IS 0O0: attorney, Unite
states TitIe Guarantee and Insurance Co. :
Nesny ST.
LOTS 22s and 10. map Of McGrsw estate
Van Nest station; Dee - 1905; Annie Kings
ton 10 Emma PagendOru. $1,000; attorney. N
Ennis. s;'s East lssth st.
205; Dcc 90. 1905: James Foy to David y
smyth; 5000; attorney Gerard Wagner "
Nassau ~.
LAWRENCE AVE. s. y It Of Central ave
75x90 being parts Of lots u. % and y. blocl
10. map Of Pelham Park; FEB Is. 1919; mstiid'
LeUchteuburg IN Jerny GOckburn; SL1OO, al
dress. iGl East fremont ave; -oo G..
MORRIS AVE. cor lj2d st. 25NI0S Sep
- 1906: Nicola BottiRlieri and ano 10 Joha
WEI! and suo; $1,000 attorneys. We'll Mayer
> Beekmsn ST
PROSPECT AVE. o =. ~ n Of 1s0th st
0zlGn sept IS. 1911: Augrste Artlch 10 Mar!
" Lewis: $3.50 attorney Title Guarantee sn'
Trust CO. 176 BroadWay
FULTON AVE, 1907 . $. l6.SX)OO; Apri u
1909, Jacob IIss to carrie storck; $1,000; attor
ueys. Hildreth 4 Palmer, 81 ave and ltsth 81
ST LAWRENCE AVE . =, % n n OF Tacoma
Sept 1905; Della Scott to Bessie Moore: 81
900: attorney, George Hill, 81 Park Row.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22

QUICK SALE AT SACRIFICE
Gentleman's country place beautifully
located on north shore. Long Island, over.
looking Horthport Hsrbor end Long Island
Sound. "The Eden OF Long Island only
30 miles, or one hour from New York Cityi
Ok acres: hieh elevation: Colonial house. Is
rooms baths. hardwood hoorr, conerste
cellars, steam heat. electric light and tele-
phone large library wide verandas. nun
dreds or finest shade trees: 100 best trait
trees: fine drvevsys; artesian water: ten
mis- court: large barn, fine garage. steraSe
house: lcehouse. hennery; large gardens:
fine pasturags; private dock and boat
landing, &C. Entirely equipped and fur.
nishsd ready for occupancy: Write ger
photos and full particulars. Brokers Pro-
tectsd e. ". DUMONT. ~ Cedar st.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
NANIIATTAN

OWN name and address Of purchaser end a'tor
ucyy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
THE AUCTION OFFERINGS
Parcels To Be Sold Under the
Hammer This Week.

The offerings at auction in the Nesey
street and The Bronx salesrooms this week
are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22

with name and address Of lender s''orne!7
APRIL 20.
MANHATTAN.
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

FROM Tho Tribune Bureau
washington. April p.
nRD1Rs ISsUED.--The following ord'rS
have been issued:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
NEW JERSEY.
ESSEXEELLS, N. j.

ESSEX FEELS. N. j.
High class suburban and rural residences
within 90 miles OF New York
WENDELL & TREAT. Essex seLls. 2. =.
MONTCLAIR, N. j.
Houses. furnished and unfurnished
F. NJ CROWLEY BROS. Realty Brokers.
Opposite Lsckawanna Station.
MADISON, n LESS THAN ONE HOUR
from New York 4 long list OF furnishe}
and unfinished houses for rent; farms and
gentIemen's estates FOR sale. The agent 10
Acquainted with real estate in this section,
having lived here for q years JOSEPH ~
HEATING. opp. Station, Madison N. J..
OWNER MUST SELL ONE FAMILY HOUSE.
ments: near railroad and trolley Come out az
once n you are looking for a good chance
W II. STEVENSON, o61 Bloomfield ave.
Bloomfield, n. J. --
;C1TDWETT- FOR RENT - ATTRACTIVE
estate 40 acres; IS rooms. baths, steam
heat; stable with coschnan's apss,-rr. otne ,
bufIdings. fruit. flower and vegetable garden;
unlimited water supply; 500 monthly. FhEp-
ERICK p. COLLINS. Caldwell. n. J.
ESSEX FF,TTS n FOR RENT.-MoSr At
tractive eight-room house: plot 6Os11O, all I'M
provements; good garden space; Isrge veranos'
good residential section Rental $50 per rnohtn'
FREDERICK p COLLINS, caldwell, y. =
NAPLEWOOD, n. six bedrooms tile bath.
reception hall, large living rooms, opsn nre-
place Hne dining room and kitchen, laundry
In cellar: steam heat; porch facing south' Pho,
5O115O. 7. A. DOUGLAS. MtlIburn, y. -
GLEN RIDGE.-sNUG HOME, ROOMS
neiehborhood; 3 minutes 10 Lackawsnna
other properties sale and rent
NATHAN RUSSELL INC:
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dwelling; de-
Tor. sleeping porch: $4,000. Room b2'' ~
Nassau ST.
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wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
HOWELL ESTATE

At LARCHMoNT-ON-T SOUND.
Your chance 20 own real home, with land
enough for garden. tennis court and garage;
congenial neighbors; outdoor sports; country
atmosphere; city Improvements; near station;
81 minutes out; low prices Write for particu-
lars.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-01

VICTOR ALBE RAJ
Postoffice address, La Junta. Colo.
Place of residence, S04 Belleview
Ave, La Junta, Colo.
Place of business. S04 Belleview
Ave, La Junta, Colo.
W. r. CARTWRIGHT
Pcstoffice address, La Junta, Colo.
Place of residence, 622 Belleview
Ave, La Junta. Colo.
Place of business, 622 Belleview
Ave, La yunta, Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-01
ron COUNTY JUDGE.

HENRY w. ALLEN
Postoffice address. La Junta. Colo.
Place of residence, 907 San Juan
Avenue, La Junta, Colo.
Place of business, Miller Hale
Block, La Junta, Colo.
e. W. MCDANIEL
Postoffice address, La Junta, Colo.
Place OF residence. 912 Colorado
Ave, La Junta, Colo.
Place CT business. Court House. La
Junta, Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-01

FOR COUNTY, COMMISSIONED IN AND FOR TIE FIRST COMMITS
siokERrs DISTRICT
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-10-16


State of South Cai iolina,
County Of Laurcns.
In the Probate Court:
w. G.. Irby, r. ID. Darlington and II.
4. Cooper executors Of the last will
and testament of Talulah lr,y Jones,
Plaintiffs
against
Mrs. Rosa /. Cainc, ct al, Defend
ants.
Pursuant to decree of the court
in the above stated case, | will sell
at public outcry, to the highest bid
der, at Laurcns Court House. S. c., on
salcsday in November next, being
Monday the Ith day of the month,
during the legal hours for such sales,
the following described real estate. to
wit: All that tract, piece or parcel
of land, situate, wing and being In the
county AMI state aforesaid, containing
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-10-16
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Take notice that on the 25tb dav NJ
October. | will render a final account
OF my acts and doings as Administra-
TOR or the estate OF Isaac Garrett. de-
ceased, in the office OF the Judge M
Probate OF Laurcns county at II
o'clock a. m and on the same day
VIII apply for final discharge from
my trust as Administrator.
Any persons indebted to said estate
are notified and required to make pay
ment on that date; and all persons
having claims against said estate will
present them ON. or before said date.
duly proven, or be forever barred.
w. l.. Garrett,
Administrators.
September %, 1912. i mo.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-10-16
THE LAST PRIMARY
ELECTION is OVER!

You don't need to be repeater
when you buy our Lone Star Brand
Texas Raised Red Rust Proof Oats
Something fine and this is the month
to SOW oats
Let us sell you your seed Grain
Oats, Rye, Winter Barley, Vetch and
Crimson ClOyer-Why don't you SOW
down and rest up thnt land that is
cotton sick? 1t will pay you.
Don't forget to fatten your hogs, we
have the Rice Meal, Bran and Shorts
for you to feed them.
New Arrow Cotton Ties, Pieced Cot
ton Ties, and Refunded Whole Cot
ton Ties. Thirty yards Rolls Factory
Baggink for the Ginners, = lbs, 1-2
lbs, and 3 lbs Re-rolled and Ee-wyOen
Bagging-we have n good big lot OF
Bagging and Ties ana can pleaSe>yOu.
The boys at the Big Store will treat
You right. Come right along.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-10-16
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Take notice that on the 2Gth day OF
October, will render final account
OF my acts and dongs as Admins
traitor of the estate OF H. F. Taylor.
deceased, in the Office Of the Judge
OF Probate Of Laurcns county at IL
O'Clock, a. m, and on the same day
Will apply for a final discharge from
my trust as Administrator.
Any persons indebted to said estate
are notified and required TO make pay
ment on that date; and all persons
laving claims against said estate will
present them on or before said date,
duly proven, or be forever barred.
II. l.. MONROE,
Administrators.
September %, 19l2.---l mo.