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Edv Black IN Robert Clark. so. oOC
same 10 same, $40 900.
MECHANICS LIENS.


nth ST. 10 West. Ranaec 81 Lila 60
aet Royal Improvement GO ana l. Nolns Con
tracing co. Inc. owners anu contractors: SIG.
BOTH ST. and West. Jones q laughiin
steel 60 agt west 3uth street Construction
70 owner. Millikcn Bros. contractor. 81 900 ug
4lST ST. u and 80 East. Jones q Laushiin
steel co AIT RiVoii Realty Go. owner. Miliifcn
Bros. contractor. -. 40 -.
AMSTERDAM AVE n cor 10th ST. 100 II
Nl2j; Jones q lauehln Steel % agt Edmund
Francis Realty 60, owner. Milliken Bros, con
tractors: SsT9 IL
32D ST 30 to 20 West Grassi Bros Inc
sgt Midwest Realty Go, owner and contractor,
$1,000
S1S1' ST 30 and "a East John G. Edmead
AT John Doc. owner. Louis Weber Building
Co. Louis Weber. contractors. So
BROOK AVE. cor 1881 ST. 2u0X9i D.
John Edmead AIT champion Realty co.
owner. Louis Weber Building 60 and Louis
Weber. contractors. $3.50
10TH ST. 3s6 $50 East. Benjamin Roscn
AIT Edw McGuinncss oWrcr East End AmEse-
ment 60. lessee Charles Hartensten. contrac-
tor. so %
18TH ST $50 TO 1862 East; Davis Levine 20
act Mary = and Thomas + McGuinncss. own
ers East End Amusement CO. lessee ana con
frar Z
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.


w K p Emerson, exr, to Charles H Young.
$4,000
Frank schlosser and ano to George s
Runk 90 al. trus. $4,000.
Henry Wood 10 Tennent Ronald.:
$4,000
John Peterson to David DAILY. 500
Anton Lampel 20 Fritz HartZ. 81
starr Best, trus and e%r. 10 Ethel l.
Best s. o3S
Laura : Heuncr ct al. cxrs. to New York
Title Insurance Co. $1,000
Same to Clara Best. s. GOO.
George Parker, trus TO Annie Cold
stein; 81.
Opcnhym 81 al; $1,000.
Carrie g Carhsrt and ano ct al, to George
Ehrct: $50 0Oo
Elizabeth \ Reid 10 Title Guarantee and
Trust Co. $500
Lavinia f Platt to Catherine schweiter.
ing 81 600
AleNander Walker 10 Brodie Realty Co;
81 600
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Fulton
Trust Co. $50 900
Same 10 German Savings Bank. $50 600
Mathilde Sehgman et al e%r. 20 Lawyers
Mortgage 60: SO 600
LAWYERS Mortgage Co to Kate b Laugen-
Frederick Johnson TO Antoinette " John
son $4,000
John Maher 10 Viola : Powers; 100.
Title Guarantee and Trust CO 10 Charlotte
\ Finley. $4,000.
same TO sane s. 600
city Mortgage Co to New York Trust
George Freifeld to Louise W Landau;
s. 600
Munroe Gran. TO New York Savings Bank.
$4,000
Fills NJ warburg ct al exrs, TO Title
Guarantee and Trust Co. 81 800.
Jules : Enrich. eNT. 20 Edw + Black; So
600
Florence walstein to Edw e BLACK. $4,000.
Caroline Il tombstone 10 Title Guarantee
and Trust Co. SS.O25
Alfred Brown and ano, exrs, 10 North
Side savings Bank 500 400.
Manhattan MortsaRe Co 10 General synod
o! the Reformed Church in America $50
William solomon 10 George Singer. $500
\ starr Resi-. trys. 10 Clara Rest s. Geo.
same 10 Bertha Mcconnell; 1000.
same 10 same. 81 900
Meyer II Lehman. exr. TO Eiw + Black;
$50 oOO
SiCuund NJ Lehman, eXI, to same. $40 000
Philip Lehman. eXr. TO same so 0oO.
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LIS PENDENS.


PERRY AVE. o cor 209ih 81. lot % Tax
Lien 60 ~ Ncw York agt Frederick -, IhNso'
81 al foreclosure u transfer oi taN henl' ~
torncy. W Lusts1rten.
39TH ST 81 10 2i9 West. American 5aI
Loc. 90 AIT McGrsw Realty 60 81 al lac'l"h
&C. for close mechanics lioni; attorneys lhohr-
son Warren a relsram. e,oe y
BROONE ST cor Mott 81. - NNl"'':
James T. March agt Carmine Msrasco ~ a.
foreclosure OF mtg. attorneys Hedges BY N
Fulton ST. 2is. and Greenwich ST. i9'.
Midtown Contra citing Co AIT louis Foidstch'r
% al foreclosure Of mechanics lienli attornts'
- Hahn. -,
i56TII ST s. s. n ~ Southern Roule,
ward. 4ONlg1. Charles Helborn agt bveNn u
White foreclosure of mtGl, attorneys AieA
anPcr e., I'm e. Sondhoim
GOTH ST 9. 2tO ~ NJ West End ave. Z'1
1000. Adele Kntcland aet VIM g Rose ~ Al
tforcr'osurc Of mtcl. attorney. " J. Rogcri-
CAT-IDWETr. AVE. 69J. Philip Faslacher
AIT Ialia Rowan foreclosure OF mtg attof-
Toy. N -ChWarZ
PROsPF-T AVE. COT: Emma y Frank art
Ross Russell o. nj foreclosure Of mtsl' attor
rey. G. 4 Maclicnry. "a
COTHTLA%pT AVE. cor lfSth 81 -i.oI
"a. Hvmar Names act Henry Stoirhcre 81 al
foreclosure Of mtgl ATTORNEY J. " frleu.nS y a.
MAPLE AVE. =. 80 70 o. jerome -. "uA
inn. Nicholas \ Hevmsfcld AT Maria 'aics
terra 81 al tactiol TO set aside convey ahcel .
att ,rncy. " Weiss -,
RIVTNGTON ST 237 Mar QUINN agt Joe
Weisor a. al foreclosure Of t"o mtgsl' attoi
neys Krakowcr q Peters.
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,esks AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
hssIcNEE'S NOTICE.

~, orIer of tho Honorable Alfred II. rage.
Tustice OF the supreme Court Of tho state OF
New York notice is merely given I" all pci
sons having claims against the Shultls pudl'N
10 t,t.t,. doing business AT ii- Leonaiu
Street i'm tho Borough OF Manhattan, 'itv ara
County Of New York. y. Y. 20 present me
.s,,c ,ei,b vouchcrs. duly verified 10 the sub
scriLor .ie duly appointed Assignee or inc
said SHUTS -Dudley Co. for The benefit OF
creditors al his Office on the IAN Floor No,
eo Isro,dc,a, Borough OF Manhattan City OF
g.. VI ar or before the 18th day OF July,
1913 ~ ,o,,
ct-cT.v - WEDEkINp Assignee, lhp
Troodv-av borough Of Manhattan. New
CHARLES 4 EDGERToN. Attorney COR As
sicnce. 100 Broadway. Borough OF Mammal
tan New York city. y Y
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IN ,uuOM 1T MAY CONCERN

notice IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Mfk RON
W. ROBINSON dom site coipo,a'', 1n,n ma,
! ..rnba,,aa 90, OF New York. County OF
q %.w York and state Of New York VII sppn
10 the supreme Court OF STATE OF Ne W ho held
fart II, co a, gourf House OF the County of
a Isr s YORK in ,hs Borough Of Manhattan. Cr 1E
Of New York County OF Sew hoIH' j., o., me fore
day o. Jun. i' do,. or as soon thereafter as
pom can b. heard 70 chang rs SeT9I5S.T
name 10 the name MYRoN W. hohi'>oO-'
C9 na,ce Nov ~ York city MAY iIih. 1919
pa''D' ~" MYRoN W. ROBINSON.
" President.
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,t a. cxrs. etc. Marion cutting: So
stsdH Me-, Iohn 7. Cadwaladcr. 40 Wall 81
~ sxTy ST. 1S6 -. iAln, Oct 81. lNJs
hl-N I'D sarah Friedman 20 DE WITT Nj
hsnnsn and Nm G. DE VIII eXIs' S--"VU;
lS,Sms... De Witt. Lockman & De Witt. -
yisss,5Er = PROPERTY and date; same 10 same;
~ attorneys. same az above.
ro.pK 1--WE. 1915. 5 " eoI ~ - -. 49,
irri &c and auo. Sc. 600. attorney. Title
I'm md Trlst Co. l7G broadway.
earn .s9 and i0l East. 1sN38ll Jan 10
~ iSs5ri-h Gro1holz 70 Geo Fcuerstein. So
20 L.crns, n ] Luric. 81 Nassau 81.
~ 49, 40 East s s. 25X9S.9. MAY -
81 u. and Richaid vs. sampson 10 Sai an
~. ,'eft fo-meriy SAMPSON. stdshed without
~, of niE. by urde: ~ supreme Court.
i-'ll,,c Iss.icc Francis K pendleton. 5000;
VA ~ Tor petitioner Harold swain. lIG
r,osda "a. West. n ; 25xloo.5; May %. 1910;
Ni,% g!te Guarantee and Trust co. l1e
a .,.. 81. s. 1916 It ~ o. Amstcrdam ave.
..,,io.2 Jan p. 1875: stephen w and Mice
80 IN EIwin - Vail. $4,000. attorney.
,rs Tile Insurance ana Trust co. $50
Fo ..r 81 n S. 10 70 w Of Amsterdam ave
N2,,oa. l2n ~. 1895, same 10 same: S4l,-
=. ororaeys Woodforo. Bovee q Butcher /
ya- Sa e er' n S. 375 II o; columbus ave. Ok
Hov 70 1902. 4 Edw and Carrie Y
az 4, Edw kliaG. admr SIS 900: attor-
AA.sr 5r VI ScuGder 20 Wall 60
,Tu s.. s. $50 70 " of 1th ave. Tx
- semi %. 1907 Ida r Moore TO Metro
~, 80, trust CO. ST. $50
e...s-u III =. Wes' l1Nl0O IL. April - 1905
.l l.' Posensly Co Minnie Weinstein s., $50.
'..,.n,vs. a J Lesser. 800 Broadway.
The Bronx.
nook AVE u G cor 18Th ST runs n 100 s
nSx IS. " l25X 1873 20 n s 18Th 81
T5lS 10 beg. June -. 1907. VIM II Mug-
- .ouis j Pooler. SIS. 900. attorney. John
Z Hsrrisoa rs Broadway
S,ntINsON AVE " s. heCinS o. uOrtheasterly
- now or late NJ John G Beck runs n
q, ,iY n GO 81 221 ~ 1913 20 beg MAY -
10 Iohn and cath Beck 90 Matilda Kroger.
!, 30 attorneys, Ra5s 4 Keller 25S Broad
rsy , - -, ~,
W., Farms. NAV =. 1910 James and Blanche
y Anderson 10 SEM W L Brown. $4,000. ad-
S-sss 81 Wall Il.
ofoT n map $50 new village OF Jerome. 25
Ia, Aprl * 1910 Seraina and Joseph Del
v,s,rn 10 Msry = Ferris $500; attorney. G
4 csrk i2s broadway.
i-SfoN AVE. g $. 1913 q OF l5ad s..
ss,T Sept 10. 1895 Marcus and Rosa Ma
.ssn 10 Charlotte T Aldrich. S4.75o; attorney.
r;.s Guarantee & Trust Co. 176 Broadway.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.


BROADWAY. % cor OF i0fh 81. jump House
Wiecking co art Samuel Mcmillan 90 al,
March 3. 1913 s. o.
l62D ST s.. between Mcirosc and Elton
ayes; Joseph Spadaro act Benjamin Benens n
o. al; Feb 10. 1873. $3.50 g.
ed ST. o. 90 20 West. Grassi Brothers Inc.
aei Midwest Realty Co 81 al. May u. 1913.
Sio0 90
1eSTH ST. s. whole front between 81 Mich
olas and Convent ayes. RAYMOND a Co
aet Louis Golde ct all Dec 81, 1912 Thy pay
menD: sos %
GO agt David Re.ser % al, March :. 1913 thy
PAYMENT SOL o.
7TH AVE. cor of 18TH 81; International
Steam Pump GO agt ST Nicholas cnth Ave-
nue. Theatre 60 90 al. Nav ~. 1918 eatished
Man 20. 1913 hy deuosit. Sif@ -.
tIINN1LLF AVE. 81. 100 = of Eliza
beth 81. The Bronx James O'Connell agt Helen
Becker et al oct 30. 1872. $50
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SANE PROPERTY: Nav % 1905; Harry 9
ana Marie Arthur to Alfred & Searle. 50. $50
VALENTINE AVE. cor eOlst 81, 5OXiO0.
being lots 369-37s, new map $50 Of New York
city private park. oath Ward March % 1905.
Monroe J Keith to Mary l. Elmer 30 Irving
Place: $4,000
SAME PROPERTY; Nov Il. 1905: same TO
same: 81 500
SAME PROPERTY April 81 1908: same TO
same: Sl4 900
WASHINGTON AVE. :. 80 Il Of lG4th
50, 50XiOl. Feb H. 1912 Duminuco Construc-
lion co 10 Rockland Realty 90: 5000, attor-
neys, Bowers q Sands. 40 Cedar 81.
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l65th Street.
The approximate amount OF the Lien or
charge. e. satisfy watch the above-described
property IL 10 be sold is Ten thousand hve
hundred and forty-three 33-loo Nlob4S S3)
Dollars With interest thereon from the 3lst
Cav Of March. 1913. together with the costs and
allowance amounting 20 $s30.65. WITH interest
from 7th April 1918. together with the ex-
penscs OF the sale. The Approximate amount NJ
the taxes assessments and water rates, or
other liens. which are 20 be allowed TO the
purchaser out OF the purchase money. or paid
bv the Referee Is 1851. % and interest.
Dated New York Nav 2lst. 1913.
NALLBRIDGE S. TAFT, Referee.
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,oer EouNp AND REWARDS.

NOTICE. -Certldcate OF membership D. 81.
6s3. issued by the New York Produce FIX
change, December %. 1891, to Johh "a.
Shuts ir.. having been lost OF miS ponrd ~
Manngers for new certificate. Al persons person.
interested are hereby notified 70 snow cau us,,
".,rs,'iac. "a should not be issued. L. b. Howe
secretary. New York. May IL. 1918.
TOTND-Thursday in upper part OF bro ,,s-
sevsrll sheets OF galvanized znG; o% ,noo
wanted 10 prove propert,. Pnone hi''S' "'V'
Beekman
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HELP WANTED.
,..lale.

FREE ILLUSTRATED BOOK tens OF anu.
.,oo 600 protected positions in Z. ,. service:
,housauds Of vacancies every year tnete 70
RIO rhanre mere for you. sure ana gen
'r, D,s nav, lifetime employment Just ask FOR
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D,,nt, c,o 600 In Eve years with n sinai!
mail order business, began with s1' INV
cor free booklet: tells how. Heacock. oOoo
lockport. y. Y.
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The Bronx.

i5STH ". s ~ q OF linton ave; sy
HI ,srag, o,vio0. Anna lane Hilman. on
premises owner; " Garvin. $500 80 ave
architect. cost 81 zoo.
linton AVE. .. 1883 n ~ l5eth -:
stv INK stone and avg. 25.GxlOa1; Daniel
Harris 31s South "a 81. Brooklyn owner
Roberf r. Lavelle 2SOi Valentine ave, aichl-
tCct. cost 81 800.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

BAREETTO ST W cor southern BoIieNara.
ln,xe-.. Henri, Morronthau co loans Baronet
Realty GO $3.50 600. "a.
sSTH ST % cor West End ave, s.llxleo.
Realty Operating Co loans T J Mcl>ouEhiin'
sons s.. 600
SAME PROPERTY; City Mortgage 90 loans
same $4,000
18TH 81. p. whole front between no ,.n"h
a.e and VINEYARD Place. s91lxln city Mort
gage co loans John " Cornish Construction %
SIS 100 So.
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SIMMER TUTORING Eo %, BOY, and a,ie GlIs
.,.,a.,ar Academy. White Plains. y. \.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

.r.,,can and Foreign Teacher Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachsrs. Lut sps Fan.
,,,ns anplv 10 Mrs. 81. J. YoUNG-FuLToN'
% Union SQUARE
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
The Bronx.

WALES AVE. " cor Of l5l-t -. tno D
siv hrk tennis GiXa46 and 60xg2 polstschek
Realty Go. Harry " spencer. SIS East iGlSt
S. president. owners John Watson. al
West 125tr 81 architect. total cost. $liohOn
KING AVE. s. - r. OF Bovine 81. lig
s'y frame dVs. 22N41.G. catherine j Stumpl.
l2C9 Hoe ave. owner. Toelherg son. llG1
FoN 81. architect. cost. Si.-oO
TNDERHIIL AVE . s. l75 n Of La
combe ave. ] sty frame storage. l6l25: Al.
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TYPeWRTTINo ANp TYPEWRITERs

VICTOR vIslBLE. 10 Nassau St Csialosus
free. ali makes taken .rt payment. bargnins
In Underworld ReminEtous. divers smItnA
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
ENGINEER American good all around man,
general experience. good reference ADDRESS
Tote .ii SIN ave. Tel 1871 Chelsea
MALE TRAINED NURSE desires engagement
with invalid gentleman or as companion mas
,.or,, best references. hftcen years experience
a., obiection 90 travelling. Il. r., Tribune Up
town Ofnce. 1854 Broadway.
YACHT STEWARD Position as cook and but
Ier. clean. capable English. New York own
ers' references Lowering. 81 West SD ST.,
care Jackson.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

rr-rr FR-VAIET t3sD. thoroughly expert
cnc.d absolutely sober and neat; good
.,isds, keen silver well: love to work. best
ci,v references $50 Butler. 20S East 18th ST.
HITLER. valet. useful: neat Young German ;
very willing oblising. three wears highest
persona references. city or country. Indus
trial Agency, II West i,d 81.
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\ VOTING LADY desires clerical position. can
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D. Tribune Ofice
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Manhattan.

4rrf ST. n s. 10 n r of sth ave: to .
s,y dws. nrs \ smith Geneva =
owner: = Steiner. 139 East 18Th g. sIeh'-
tect SlO.nDo.
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Observation-Disclosures

pREssMAKER.- Competent: makes and re-.
models: children's speciality. juliet i:s
East Eth II, Tel. l0S Stuyvesant
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INSTRUCTION
For Both Sexes-City.
eC,,oor oF LANGUAGES,

TIE RERTI1/ SCHUUL OF ' " 1T"
Madison square bl22 BroaoNA c,
,,.r,e,r Pr,nch 343 I.enoX Ave. near u "a ~
II Ht,ronLivn Branch. 21s-220 Livingston d.
Schools omen al the wear
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AlTE RATIONS.

primer. 2oeo westches,er ave. architect; oO''
-
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OLD DOMINION LINE

DAILY SERVICE
for Old Point Comfort, Norfolk. Portsmouth.
Primers Point and Newport News, Va. con-
meeting for Petersburg. Richmond WasningtoA
u. C., and .he entire South and West.
Freight and Passenger Steamers san from
Pier 20. y r.. foot % North Moore st.. every
VI. l. WOODROW. Tram, Manaser.
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DATES ADOPTED FOR
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES
Next Annual Meeting VIII Be
Held In Detroit.

Pittsburg, Pa, Jan, 15-New York
city has been put back on the Grand
Circuit and the famous old Rendvillo
track near Boston has dropped out
Harry X Devercaux of Cleveland was
reelected president, Homer J, Kline
OF Cleveland, secretary treasurer, and
Fred Postal Detroit, vice president.
Windsor, Ont, was the other new
applicant awarded dates. Montreal
Can, and Springfield, H., were turn
ed down. although aggressive efforts
were made to land them on the cir.
cult
Columbus. O.. and Lexington. KY,
were awarded the usual two weeks
OF racing dates, Detroit Will get the
next annual meeting opening Jan. l3.
1914 Among the schedule dates
adopted are
Cleveland July 7. 8. .. 10. II, 10.
Pittsburg gully Ia. Is, l6, II, Is. 10
Grand Rapids--July 2S. 30, 80. 81.
Aug. /. 2.
Kalamazoo-Aug. 4. 6. 6. $50.
Detroit-Aug II, 10. 10, Il. rs, 10,
and Sept. IS, l6, II. IS. 10. 20.
Columbus Sept. % %. "a. %. &c.
q. 2S. ~, 30. and Oct. !, 2. 3. L.
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ENTERED INTO REST
Mrs. A. j. Side.

Benton Advocate: Mrs. A. J. Side,
aged thirty six years, died last Friday
evening after very short illness. The
funeral was held Monday morning at
ST. Patrick's Church, Rev Bergen
officiating.
Tillie Weiskircher, daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. John Weiskircher,
was born at Aetna, Wis. Sept. 20, 1877.
She was united in the bans Of holy
matrimony to Alvin J. Side, Feb. 25.
1908, and since then was a resident of
Benton.
After an illness Of about two weeks
her soul passed into world far bright
er and happier than this.
She leaves to mourn her loss her
husband, a daughter Mary Catherine,
son John William, three sisters, Mrs.
5. j. Kearns, Mrs. John May, Mrs.
Nicholas Fisher and five brothers, John,
Joseph, Adam, William and George.
Out Of town relatives who attended
the funeral were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Nicholas Fisher and two sons, John and
August and daughter Zeta, Mrs. John
May, Mrs. John Peter, Mrs John Mon :
gold, Miss Catherine Schmidt, Peter
Schmidt, Mineral Point John Weis.
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writer, William Bayard Hale, and this
is the first time it has been offered to
any reader Of any paper.
Realizing the immense popularity Of
this man. and knowing that our large
family Of subscribers would like 10
know more about him, the Democrat
secured this interesting biography Of
the Democratic champion.
Besides this excellent feature. there
is the continued story, The Root of
Evil" which has been running for
some time and is being read with great
interest. There are many special fea-
lures in addition TO this, as we know
our subscribers appreciate good, inter
esting matter.
Subscribe for the Democrat and keep
abreast Of the times.
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Newspaper Advertising.

The reason that newspaper advertising is so much
better than any other is because it is definitely recoo
nzed everywhere of right and of merit as absolutely
legitimate, essential part Of the newspapers func
ton as much as the news and editorials and a conf
modify definite and as measurable in value as any
other. During the last few years newspaper adver-
Using has made tremendous strides, not only in vol
u1ne, but i'll its essential of precision and of
efficiency, that its administration has become
definitely recognized profession, almost an exact
science. necessary Corollay of the great advance
in the value of legitimate advertising is the decline and
disrepute of every other kind, and that which obtrudes
itself like the defacng of natural scenery smuggles
itself into notice, like yelled references in PLAYS and
lectures, is only futile but worse positive oense
and reproach to the and the things responsible
One of the valuable assets which any store can
have is the reputation for being progressive.
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&. w. Brown and P. l.. Roger are
looking up stock in st. Paul.
E. G. Reynolds left Monday morning
on an extensive trip through the east,
south and west. He will be absent for
several months visiting Nashville, New
Orleans, Los Angeles, Salt Lake City
and other places.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Christianson of Mil
waukee spent several days of last week
at the Higgins home. Mrs. Christian
son was formerly Miss Leone Higgins
of this city.
Mrs. Peter Polzkill, Sr is on the
sick list.
P. o. Vivian left Monday to take in
the auto show in the Cream city and
also visit in Freeport.
Rufus Phillips was up from Skulls
burg over Sunday.
The Reporter presses and type are
being moved to the room over Martin
feed store, and no paper will be issued
this week.
Sister M. Walburga left the latter
part of last week for Sun Prairie tC
visit her brother who is seriously ill.
Miss Mae Temple was called to Ben
ton Monday on account of the sudden
death of her father.
Mrs. A. B. Paradis returned to st.
Paul Monday, after visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Paradis.
Rev. William Croft is transacting
business in Chicago this week.
Mrs. Elmer Higgins of Platteville
spent last week with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Nelson of Oar
lington were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie Harker Monday.
Orville Treweek was here from Cass
vile over Sunday.
Rev. FIR. Peter Eicher of Seymour
was the guest of Rev. N Weyer Tues
day.
Mrs. Louis GRADER and Mrs. George
Philips spent Tuesday with Dodge
vile relatives.
Miss Anna Walker left Tuesday for
an indefinite visit with her sister Mrs.
Thomas Penny at Omaha, Neb.
George H. Place, Will D. Brown,
Charles Jackson and Reuben Fessenden
went into Milwaukee Tuesday.
Fred Opie combined business with
pleasure in Darlington Monday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-01-16
1BuyLR@al ESTATE
A PROSPEROUS TOWN.
Following good opportunities offered by the
Mineral Point Real Estate Agency
Following good opportunities offered by the
IN A SOLID AND PROSPEROUS TOWN
AT THE DEMOCRAT OFFICE :

The j. NJ. Smith homestead property,
now owned by James Spensley. This II very
desirable property indeed. IL has been plated
into lots and contains some very nice building
sites. There are two houses and good barn on
the property. Also two other lots owned by
Mr.. Spensley on part of the Strachan home
stead, IL you want nice home look into this
property. IL il all priced ~ ms 10 command
quick sales.
The Charles Burghart residence, in
South part u Mineral Point city. This pro.
perty will he sold at a very reasonable price
II consists Of house and two lots house contains
eight rooms, closets and pantry; good cellar
and cistern. barn on the place.
A good residence on Ridge street ;
house has eight rooms; good cellar and good
cistern; house Is electric lighted. and has hot
water and hot air furnace.
A large and very nice new residence
In the first ward New building with modern
improvements; suitably arranged for two FAM.
lies. VIII sell at low price for 10 good place.
The undivided one half interest in
tho stone warehouse east Of the railway tracks
at the depot
Two new houses, situated on Mineral
street. in First ward. Each house has five rooms
pantry and two closets, and cellar. VIII h. sold
cheap.
We have some very good offerings in
tending purchasers 10 investigate.
Telephone "A.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-01-16
c, c. WocIcock,

died in Milwaukee on Sunday, Jan. ).
and was buried on Wednesday from the
residence, 2l1 twenty fifth street. He
had been member Of the Milwaukee
bar association for eighteen years.
Mr.. Woolcock was an energetic mem
Der of the old Forum club, organized
twenty five years ago said W. j.
kershaw, who had been closely asSo
ciated with c. G. Woolcock, who died
Sunday at his home. He represented
that organization in the joint debate
with the University of Wisconsin and
made a most scholarly and able argu
ment on the subject of Free Trade, He
was good lawyer. always dignihed,
gentlemanly and courteous, and many
have a warm spot in their hearts for his
memory" Mr.. Woolcock was n form
er resident of the town of of Waldwick
and many friends in this vicinity will
regret to learn of his death,