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RECORDED LEASES.
with uame and ADDRESS o. l"ss'c ,

with name and ADDRESS % l"Ssec'
APRIL :
AVENUE e.. la2 ~tor" floor. &C., Chs[' ne
iron MAJ T. 1912. $50. address l9l- Avenue :.
hOuEDUCT AVE $50 and 2312 's'or' and
part c"laD. Juliet" Construction 90 30 w l'ldi'
Z Warner yrs from Jan l, 1872; SLIGO al
dress. 1870 Aqneou't ave.
BROADWAY. . cor Goth 81 alb; Rf6" -
ToreI to Pslisadio 60, yrs from too l. MO
$50 900. address, 300 Rro3dwaN.
BROADWAY. 1901 ard 1903: Princess Realty
GO TO Arthur = sherman. 10 yrs from May J.
IoIo. sI2 coo. address 100 West i0'th 81.
BROADWAY. . cor 10Th 81. 65xi+SI irrHs
Palisadio 90 80 Louis kroWer ana ann, : H,S
from Feb {, 1913, sS5o'o; address AWAY
rP0ADwAy. eiS ,stora and south haf base
menn; John " Kcsrroy ~ Joseph heinric,ss
yrs from Ma, I. 1912. s. GOO address ''N
West 21st st
TLDRIDGE ST. ia south store etc!; Lyman
vsIbs,sin 20 Morris G~esnberg: YRS from May
]. 1911. $50; address. 1876 EldridFe ST
MONROE ST. 153 and l55 all: G"ors. g
Segal 10 Alexander COhn. 10 irF from 'oNp'N
tor Of building: 81. 600. address. rs Essex 81
Pearl. ST. 500 CalD, valdron p vsnderpoo.l
IN Frank Calabella Yrs from May ]. lPl1,
81 800. address. Hague 81.
WASHINGTON AVE. as7 alb: FredtTick
Schulz OK 10 Charles Under. yrs from oct !,
1915; 81. 800: address as7 Washington ave
WEsTCHEsrER AVE, " cor Bergen ave.
12ox10o; samson Lachman ana arc 1" 30, ,rSn
Freiieurirh. from Feb l. 1913. 70 May ], Tvs
$40 900 address l27 West 10Th ST
WEST ST. $40 and $50 alb. William 9 Rem
wick 81 a. trustees. TO William schecker and
ano; . WIS from May !, 1919 $40 mo; address
West Hoboken, y j.
lST AVE " cor S4th 81 store and front
CELLAR. CHRISTIAN Cramer to August Schumacher.
& YRS from May t. 1912. $3.50; address, f2l
East saith st.
30 ST. 1917 East (store and part CELLAR; Isaac
Zarch 20 Rebecca Hand. yrs from May i,
rO1
list ST, 3l2 East west store -tc); Simon
Eneel n charlotte Potuzsk: = yrs from May !.
1912: $500. address. 3l2 East list at.
18TH ST. $40 East corner store hoor ana
CELLAR: Elkan Kahn 70 Elizabeth SchoenfeldHr,
3 yrs from Nav /. 1912: 81 90, address. 69f East
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erect twelve story apartment house on
the site.
The following arc now connected With the
office OF the !. Scott Company. at No I
West 42d street: Frederick \. Elliott, for
merry with Earl & Calhoun; Nathan H.
Gregory, John W Woodward and W.
Wormingtou.
The Harlem Property Owners Associa-
ton will hold meeting on Thursday
evening at 30 Il East l25th street.
William H. Falconcr, who has been IN
the real estate business since 1853 and has
had his Office at No. 100 Fourth avenue for
forty-four years, has turned over his bust
ness TO William r. Read. who has been his
Office manager over since he took his pres
ent quarters. Mr. Falconer is now eighty
two years old and Is known rs the dean Of
tho real estate brokers. Pierson \. AndNr-
son Will continue his association with the
office
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
NANIIATfAN

,TIl AVE So cor tlGth -. for : ,il thea
,rr - ft,tii: r Marvin, 20" Riverside Drive.
owner. = W Lamb ,ol 'th ave- ar'"'''''' c''''
Sl50po
PARK AVE-. D y ,"r IItl ..' for sly and
basement private dws, Il.2N21; Frederic
Keruo,han, II East 2ttn ~, oN,'' s,. '.,,
THE BRONN
18TH sr u - GGGs q = ot Er'4nl ave, for
st,. b,t fcnnit. 52.2A MAJ; \ II Hcrhst 1866
Use ave. owner: charles Schaet'r, jr' loi lle-
- ave architect; cost, $4,000
nun ,,,."r,>- Road " - $685. n Of lHitu st.
, - ? sty Ir< teneueut. 80. 1895, pr charlie
,;r,cf. Io76 Boston Road owner fredeilcA
..,r- al fremont ave. architect; cost Sib, "n
,,,pp1. PARK AVE. " s. from lSnth N to
-, -, (nr A sty hrk railroad station ant
,tGres 3I7 ssti5 8; New York. Ne't"hes,'r 4
Boston RaiIvsv 90 dederith Millc, ON a,e
"a 5s,b a. residenD. owners, Reed 4 stern.
E.as, icd ~ architects. ccst, $4,000.
PIcHARpsc' AVE. ? g. 100 u ~ of 'SS'h o.
TO- a rce tiJ brh stable. c6Aa'. Anne "n'fni'
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SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Dave 4. Karelscn has sold for tho estate
Of Bertha Berman cottage on Alexander
avenue. Arverne. Long Island. to Henry
Samues.
The McLaushln-S Company has
rented No. . Rockland Place, Park UiI.
Yonkers, 10 F. T. Chslfant- 81 Manhattan,
and Nos Isl and 3S3 South Broadway
Yonkers, 10 Albert Van Houten for drug
business.
Adams & Keller have leased 70 J. r
Edwards. Of Brooklyn. r. .. Whisolm s
house on Peaceahle street, and 20 Or
George f. Lockwood. of Manhattan. Mrs
l.. J.. DNmpsey's house on West Lane for
the summer.
The Mcknight Realty Company has sold
~ Great Neck Estates 70 =. Bucher four
teen lots on Vista Drive and 10 j. NJ
Moore a plot 6oxl25 feet
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orIcK s,IE AT SACRIFICE

Gentleman's country seal, beautifully located
North Shore. Long Island. overlooking Norir.
port Harbor and Long Island Sound "rr.
Eden Of Long Island. a. miles or one hour.
from city. Penn station. % acres. high e'ers.
ton Colonial house. IL rooms, baths hard
wood floors. concrete cellars. steam heat. sle-.
trio light. telephone. large library. vide vsrsn-
das: beautiful lawns with finest shade trees.
200 finest fruit trees driveways. ortesian water
tennis court. large barns garage. storsss
house. Zee house. hsnnery large gardens n--
pasturage. water front. boat landing, i1e ar
chorage. large chestnut grove. all - hns con.
dition ready for immediate occupancy, 4 =
minutes' walk % Northport pos once trolley
station. hne stores. high schools. churches
population. 1900. Address owner for photos
and particulars Brokers protected e. y
DUMONT. 81 Cedar St. New York. Telsphon.
4iST-John.
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DOG GUARDS MASTERS BODY
Persistence Of Animal Vigil Leads to
Discovery of Missing Man.

North Berwick Me, April s.-The persist
encs Of his dog In remaining by a pile OF
logs led TO the finding OF the body OF John
T. Shaw to-day Shaw disappeared yester-
day.
The theory Of those who found the body
is that he was sitting alongside Of the log
pile last night and that the high wind start
ed the logs rolling, the mass crushing him
10 death.
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
rTrom Tho Tribune Bureau

Washington, April
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders
have been issued:
ARMY.
Captain LEONARD D. wILDMAN. signal
corps 10 Fort Leayenworth for eNamina-
ton for promotion. April % ~
Captain ALEXANDER 2. WILLIAMS. 10th
Infantry. TO his regiment.
Captain GEORGE A. TAYLOR, coast artllIety'
1884 Company. 10 unassigned lst' 70 ar
tlIlery district Of Baltimore FOR stan duty
Captain ROBERT r. PIERsON. medical
,;lbbon. sailing from Seattle August I, 20
Western Division. vice Captain JESSE K.
HARRIS, 10 Seattle. -
First Lieutenant ROBERT ". HOLMES, from
Plattsburg Barracks 20 Fort Liscum,
sailing from Seattle August I, TO Western
Dlvision. vice First Lieutenant EDGAR c
First Lieutenant MARSHALL G. RANDO. 9th
Field ARTILLERY. from Army and Navy
General Hospital, Hot Springs 10 proper
First Lieutenant FRAN =. ARTAUB, med
teal reserve corps from Key West Bar
racks 20 Fort Gibbon sailing from Seattle
August I, for duty Western Division, vice
First Lieutenant CLARK l. WERTEN-
BAKER 20 home.
Second Lieutenant JONATHAN ". ANDER-
SON sth Field ARTILLERY. - Washington
Barracks, April 80. thence 10 his regi-
r,a,ns Of absence. First Lieutenant ERNEST
X. TOMBSTONE. medical reserve corps
one month; captain OLIVER II DOCK,
FRY, ir.. i1fanffIs recruiting Vlces '"o
months and ton DAYS relief from
Iouis-iliA. Frat Iiautef ant CLARK J.
UFRTE%BAkTR, medical rsserv" corps
Two months aud twenty-five DAYS on ar
rival at home. First Lieutenant MAR
Shall @ RANDO, sth Field ArtillArv,
twenty ,iava on relief from Army and
>a,y General Hospital, Not Springs
NAVY
RoatsUair FRED RASMUSSEN. detached
tie Wisconsin 70 the Minnesota.
chief Carpnuter J. J. MURPHY detached
navy yard. Mare Island; to tho Maryland.
Chief Carpenter ! 7. REDtNGTON, drtnchod
navy YARD Ncx York: 70 the Colorado.
chief Carpenter MCALL PATE, detached the
Vermont. home. await order6
navy ward Norfolk; - the Vermont
chief CARPENTER G p. HAND. detached the
N4ry'and 20 naval hospital. Marc Island
"a ,,ster-s clerk - W. MASTEPTON. sp-
pointed; to tho general inspector q pay
oorTs.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPs.-The fol-
lowing movements OF vessels have been re-
ported to thu Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
ArNn G-ThA Patterson ~ Pensacola
April The NIckshurE, az Iunta Arenas. the
>-aushan, at shanghai
SAILED.
April The Cesar. from Guantanamo for
Sauto Domingo CITY; the cambridge and
tho Abarenda. fror, Shanghai for Olong
apo; the VickshurC, from San Juan del
sur FOR Punta Arenas.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders attorney
APRlbs
NANHATTAE.

MANHATTAN.
EOMBE AVE. s3q 5. c5IlOo. Oct 3
1910. Edna Stoecker 10 Ernestine Waite
81 900: attorney. . Waite. 80 Nassau a.
GREENWICH ST. 7s7. cix6s 6x2ix670 oct a.
1910: Max Lexington 10 Max Kobre. $500, at
torney S Ziprls 157 East broadway.
HAWTHORNE 81. 100 II 9 OF Cooper 81. o0x
1OO Dec 30 1904: Lawrence j Rice to Edward
Earl trustee; $780, attorney, Lawyers Title In
su'ancc co. 1850 Broadway.
RIVINGTON ST III, 48 u OF Essex ST. 90 .
XGo 10X2l 1lNGl: March is, 1901; Maria and MAJ
Gus Neustateiter TO Rebecca l. Campbell, eNtrN;
S. 90: attorneys. Forster & Sper, ~ Wall ~.
SAME PROPERTY and date same 10 same, as
general guardian; $1,000; attorneys. same.
sTH AVE, 1884, 25x10O June g 1907. Henry
and Annie McAleenan TO Elizabeth GugScn-
heimer, extrx; $1,000; attorneys. Guggcnhcncr,
Cntermyer & Marshall 20 Broad ~.
I1TH ST. 80 West. l67x4s.7; April 10. 1891:
Elizabeth 4 and Matthias Banta 10 broadway
Savings Institution: $1,000; attorneys, Amend d
Amend, 1l9 Nassau 81.
18TH ST. 252 West cor 4th 81. H. sy4s7.
Jan 10 1870: George r ana Mary Mictnus It
al TO Greenwich Savings Bank. 5000. attorDcys
Amend & Amend. 1l9 Nassau ~.
I'D ST, 232 East 23K9so Jan 1G 1904 Mary
Robert l. Fowler, Al Wall 81.
18Th 81, 232 East. ls.4x9s9: March =. 1896.
James : Sl1yiu 10 Gustav Romcr; SdJUu
SAME PROPERTY: May 20. 1914. Gustav and
Gertrude Rom"r 10 Title Guarantee ana Trusl
co. 5000. address. i7G Broadway.
aisT ST. = and - West. 3aaya> o. July q.
1893. Samuel + aud AG'lc L. " Adams - IA 70
Mutual Life Insurance Co, Sl25.uuo: attorney.
Lawyers Title Insurance 60. 100 Proadnar
%'ST ST, - West. s. 30 n u w of ith ave
?5s'"o; Nay - 1907: samuel Z Jacobs To Al
bert Hall, trustee. $1,000. attoru,,s Wood
ford. Hoy,o q Butcher. Madison uy,
SAME PROPERTY: Doc =. 1905. William a.
and Grace Adams. trustees: $1,000
$50 ST, =, 200 II Of 9th ave. 25.as .: April
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s,,oooooo LAND COMPANY FORMED.

Albany. April s-W. Herbert Fowler IIo-
mol Holland. A. Carter Read. Thomas Skin
ner and John W. Johnston. all NJ London.
are directors i'm the Garrison Land Com
panv. Of Brooklyn, which was incorporated
to-day with capital of 10000 10 deal ia
real estate. Other directors include J. II.
Rsstress Of Mount Carmel, Penn, and r.
n Green of Brooklyn.
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90. al linton ave prior mtg So 900; April .
500. attorneys Krakover q Peters, 500 Broad
way.
18TH ST. . 90 f, Of Webster ave laxloo
Joaquin VI Agncro 10 benjamin Jordan. lo'
Amity st. Flushing. Y: April = ~ attorney
,rlfIe Guarantee and Trust Co. i56 Broadway.
226TH ST 8 S. IIS II Of Katonah ave, 2sx
100: Frederick Dehnert TO Georg" TELLER. 400
Martha ava mtg s.. 900. April ., 81; address,
Az, Martha ave.
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COSTLY DWELLING HOUSE SOLD.

Henry =. winans & May report the sale
of No. West so street. a four story high
stoop brownstone house, on plot 25x1oo
feet, for Thomas Denny, on private terms.
The buyer Of this house, after reconstruc-
ton into a modern American or English
basement, will occupy II as his home This
IS on the choice restricted block between
Fifth and Sixth avenues. the two corner
properties being owned and occupied by
William y. Sloane and ". X. Vanderbilt.
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1854 Belmont ave, owner; Louis Maurer' 1900
Broadway architect; cost. $1,000
STORY AVE n 8 3O5 Il OF tIayemeyer
ave: for two sty frame dwgs, 2lX4s; Jacob %
Peterson SD Freeman st, owner; Henry Moro
helm 1857 fremont ave- architect; t'taI COST
$1,000
150TH ST = i25 # . Of Courtlsndt ave-
ror a / stv brk garage. 20x30 II: Joseph Pan
ger 3c5 East 10th st. lessee; LOUIS hoe"'S'
49, East ISIS, St. architect; cost, $500.
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom. Nos II and 16 Vesey street:
BY Herbert a. Sherman.
ELDRIDGE ST, IS. 9 g. 1854 II Of Canal ~,
251s76. sly brk tenmt and stores and sty
rear tenmt. sold 10 the plaintiff for $4,000.
By Henry Brady.
AVE 4. i4ts. . cor nth 81. 90 eros. sty
tenInt and stores sold 10 Walter Peacock for
tce50o
AT the Bronx Exchange.
~ Joseph r Day.
PROSPECT AVE. = l25 Il y Of 1eI'h -.
T5X22o * irreg, vacant. sold 70 SOM Brothers
for 1880
PROSPECT AVE, vs.. 200 Il q Of 18Th 81,
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CHILDREN WANTED

At New Rochelle. - minutes from BrondNay
\ l2-room house with property 100 by -
ideal for children. Desirable uelghhorhood
In private park. on private street No street
dangers 10 be feared. Large shade and cherry
trees just the kind OF home that YOU want
for yourself and your little ones. To sell AZ
81 10000. viii consider renting. Come w
and let us show you home.
HAYDEN REALTY co. 20 NORTH AVE.
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ALTERATIONS.

Eth AVE. . W cor Goth ST: TO q : sty store
and apartments; estate OF thas bannou' 90,
1881 Broadway, owner; Carrere Hdsu"s'' -~'
9Th ave. architects; 5000
PARK AVE. 049 to a pa sty workshop ana
dve: y Werdenschlag, 1i43 Lexington ave,
owner; l. Angel. Ia East 10Th ST. arch'toc''
cost IS 900
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Dist ST, d 70 - West; s + Adams Realty
Co loans Napoleon Construction Co kCoW'
FORT SCHUYLER RID. W :, 10 n of LAT
ting 81. 2jxI34. Richard W Horner' attorney
loans Nary r NcGrail $4,000
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for ssl" by 9. n. SULLIVAN, Red Bank. y
THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
SDrinG Lake Beach, N. j.

OFFERS ALL ACCOMMODATIONS
consistent with prudent manasar'en'
LONG BRANCH. y =
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at impTOVHmcn's Furnished, SloW sffsN7
Bungalows all Improvements. $50 NJ
G e. WILLIAMS. Atlantic Highlands. !
OVER 100 COTTAGES At KEANsB' r ~
Beach. built during the last Four wears ''''
sold four wears ago sell a. 400 per csr' .
crease. Full information, maps. &c.
CHARLES CARR. KeaasburE. \ }.
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l2-ROOM COTTAGE,

Furnished cottages for rent for me ~
OF 1912 Send FOR CstaloEu"
= BROWN Epriuy Lake Beach =.
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BEAUTIFUL LOTS AT kEANSbJ hF hrN't-
from $500 up. cottages and hungaloN' -
rent furnishes. from Si25 20 5000
NEW POINT COMFORT BEACH 60.
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BERNARDsVULT. y. j.

SsIN ~ reUt- furnIshed, . WIT'F fT0f- -
ton. % acres. sprirE water. 0ehins ard h'',
ing II nice rooms. an improve men's s1'f'
and fruit LENT. Bernardsyille. J
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SOUTH ELBERON. y J. BEN rfF. .
residence: ono block from ocean. handsome
furnished. 10 rooms and baths. large garAt
HUGHES rs "a Ave. Long Rrtu.u. y o. -
SUMMIT PARK. the hieh'si md most ht'-.
ful point lu Jersey. three handsome roi''s
just completed homes built 'n ''ur 'uA,,..it.'-
taste. a. minutes 20 N.v YorN Drew Real.
and Construction 60 - ~. 3id ~. NeH -.
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MONMOUTH COUNTY.

BOOKLET o. LONG BRAN
nanel on application
u n ROPRTTT pT,RfICTTY BUREAU
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
KEYPORT, N. j.
LONG BRANCH. N. J.

Desirable houses. lo's ard factor s''
attractive prices Further psrrirulars
PUBLICITY BUREAU. ke'port. - Y
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-11-08
TEDDY ADMITS HE is BEATEN.
Congratulates Successful Rival on At
tainment of Greatest Honor With
in Gift of the People.

Oyster Bay, Nov. 5.-Shortly before
midnight tonight Col. Theodore
Roosevelt made the following state
ment:
"The American people by a great
plurality have decided in favor of Mr.
Wilson and the Democratic party
Like all good citizens 1 accept the re-
suit with entire good humor and con-
tentment. AS for the Progressive
cause, 1 can only repeat what I have
already so many times said the fate
of the leaders for this time being is
of but little importance but the cause
must in the end triumph for its tri-
umph is for the we'll being of the
American people,
(signed) Theodore Roosevelt"
About the same time he issued the
statement Col. Roosevelt sent the fol-
lowing telegram to Gov. Wilson: "The
American people by a great plurality
have conferred upon you the highest
honor in their gift. I congratulate
you thereon"
ssTheodore Roosevelt"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-11-08
Holiday at Princeton.

President John G. Hibben, OF Prince
ton university declared tomorrow a
holiday The demonstration came as
. climax to a rather quiet evening at
the Wilson home Though the re-
turns came steadily along it was hard
70 convince him that he was elected.
He said he preferred to be ultra-con-
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NOTICE.

A meeting of the stockholders OF the
Glenn-Lowry Manufacturing Company
is hereby called to be held at the OF
fees of the company at Whitmire, S.
c.. at noon of the eighth day OF No
vember. 1912, to fix the time for the
annual meeting of the stockholders of
said company, and the notice to be
given thereof. VIM. Coleman,
President.
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TAFT COMEDIES DEFEAT.
Admits Governor Wilson's Election to
Presidency-Calls ON Party to
Rally.

Cincinnati, O., Nov. 5.-President
Taft at II o'clock tonight conceded
the election of Gov Wilson. He issued
the following statement from his
brothers home here:
"The returns insure the election OF
Governor Wilson to the presidency.
This means an early change in the
economic policy cf the government in
reference to the tariff. If this change
can be made without halting prosper
ity 1 sincerely hope it may be.
"The vote for Mr. Roosevelt, the
third party candidate, and for Mr..
Debs, the Socialist candidate, is a
warning, that their propaganda in ia
vor of fundamental changes in our
constitutional representative govern
ment has formidable support.
"While the experiment of change
in the tariff is being carried out by the
Democratic administration it behooves
Republicans to gather again to the
party standard and pledge anew their
faith in their party's principles and to
organize again to defend the constitu-
tional government handed down to
rs bv our fathers. We must make
clear to the young men of the country
who have been weaned away from
sound principles of government by
promise of reforms, impossible OF ac-
complishment by mere Legislation,
that patriotism and common sense re-
ouire them to return to a support OF
orr constitution. Without compro-
! missing our principles we must con-
vince and win back former RepubE-
cans and we must reinforce our ranks
with constitution loving Democrats.
eve favor every step of progress TO-
wards more perfect equality of oppor-
tunity and the ridding society of in
Justice. But we know that all prog
ress worth making is possible with our
plan of government and that to sacri-
fee that which is greatest value
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-11-08
TO DRAW JURY.

Notice is hereby given that we, the
Jury Commissioners for Newberry
County, S. c., will at o'clock a. M,
November 8, 1912, in the Office of the
Clerk of Court, openly and publicly
draw the names of thirty-six men TO
serve as Petit Jurors for the Court OF
General Sessions which will convene
November %, 1912.
Jno. L. Epps.
Eug. S. WeIts,
Jno. C. Goggans,
Jury Commissioners for NeWberry
County, S. C.
Octol or %, 1912
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our governmental structure ffr unde-
fined and impossible reforms is the
widest folly. We must face the dan
ger with clear knowledge of what
it is. The Republican party is equal
to the task. It has had no nobler
cause. Let us close ranks and march
forward to battle for the right and
the true"
President Taft tonight sent tele-
grams to Gov. Wilson and Chairman
Hilles of the Republican national COM
mittee.
Cincinnati, O., Nov. 5.
''Hon. Woodrow Wilson, Princeton,
N. ].
"I cordially congratulate you on
your election and extend to you my
best wishes for a successful admins
tration. William H. TAFT
Cincinnati, O., Nov. 5.
''Hon. Chas. D. Hilles, Chairman Re-
publican National Committee:
"You have conducted most diff
cult campaign in the face of unusual
odds. I congratulate you heartily on
the fight you have made, and l am
deeply grateful to you for it.
"William H. Taft
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
ders .gned will make final settlement
of the estate of Martha Cor Mattie) c.
Werts, in the Probate Court of New
berry county, on Saturday, November
%. 1912, at II o'clock a. NJ, and will
Immediately thereafter apply for their
discharge as administrators Of the said
estate All persons indebted to the
said estate will make settlement forth
with, and all persons holding claims
against said estate will file the same
with the undersigned, or with their at
torney, Eugene S. Blease, Newberry'
S. C.
j. Pat Blair,
Thomas 6. Blair,
October 81. 1912. Administrators.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

All persons holding claims against
the estate of Jacob Middleton Wheel
er, deceased, will present the same
duly attested, to me or to the Probate
Judge on or before the oath day Of
November, 1912. And all persons In
debted to said estate will make pay
ment at once.
Mamie A. Wheeler,
1O-95-3t. Administrative.
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and mortgages are collected by suit
or put in the hands of attorneys for
collection 10 per cent. must be added
to the amounts due thereon as attor-
ney's fees; with leave to the purchas-
ers to anticipate payments of the
credit portion in whole or in part.
Purchasers to pay for papers and re-
cording same.
H. H. Rikard,
November 6, 1912. Master.