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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-10-16
Blsxiag Asek Lsttsr.
IDeterred from last week

MT. Mr.SEDlTOR:-AOur COrre6pOu'
dent considers IL unsaasonsble
to head his article as in the sum.
mer time Blowing Rock Breezes,'
or, as Old Hurrygraph put it,
"Breezes inom Blowing Rock, y
hence the change in title. w
When your former correspon-
dent arrived on the summit ol
the Blue Ridge, alter an absence
Of eleyen weeks, he found this IA
nous resort, deserted, the trees
last shedding their leaves, the
slgns Ct autumn at hand. th Q
summef visitors no longer 10 eY.
idence, even the ottage.iolk con.
spicuous for their absence, q few
being 10th to leave until the
brilliant autumn foliage has lost
it's coloring and the last chest.
nut burr has burst and emp.
tied Itself for the chlldrens' beDe.
ct, and the katydids have ceased
their noisy wrangling over the
unimportaDt question as to whe.
ther Katy did or Katy didn't
say that it was "nlne weeks he.
fore FROST"
Many changes have taken place
in this community, much id.e
property having changed hands
and soon to be built upon. Mr..
Will PaImer's broad acres cut up
into lot aud sold, not wholly to
strangers, but 10 part to sone oi
Watauga's substantial citizena
who will build cottages either to
rent OF. ior their Gown :occHb bhncy
during the cold months Of t h Q
long, dreary. winter. or <>F
A number OF lots, bought by
strangers are to be built upon
shortly, many handsome bunga.
lows to be erected upon the var
ious view sites, for the season
just gone was q great sdvestise-
ment tor this already popular
resort as the unusually large
crowd OF visitors who ''came,
saw" and conquered" hearth
Iy desise to come again, next time
Tor longer. s
Among the the attractive new
residents are the Cordons oil
Washington, N. c., Mr.. and Mrs.
and Master Norman, Jr. who
having purchased the attractive
Waller property in the heart oi
the village are occupying it and
will remain during the winter.
Mrs. Haughton and the Misses
Haughton of Washington, Moth
er and sisters Of MRS. Gordon to
spend the winter with, them. Mr.,
Gordon has had a tedious time
all Summer, but now recovering
after his third relapse.
Among the recent transients
are the following: Mr.. Ed Ship:
ley OF Valley Crucis, Mrs. W. 3,
Miller and sons Masters Earle
and James, OF Todd, who with
their Aunt, Mrs Graham, of Cleve'
land, were route to the Happy
Valley to visit the Dobbins at
E"Palmyra;" Reyerend j. N. At
kins and Mr.. Wesley Coffey oi
Foscoe; Mr.. Thomas Baird and
lady OF Wilmington, formerly oi
Vale Crucis, who haye jus,
completed a visit to. friends and
relatives; VIM. 81. Edmiston o.
Hickory and Others whose names
haye escaped the pen of your
correspondent. II
Among the new cottages 10
course oferection is a handsome
one for Nr. Brawlsy Of Raleigh,
MIR Charles Moody contractor.
Mrs. Dr.. Phillips Of. Columbus
Ohio, after q pleasant visit to
her mother, Mrs. Gragg of Kelsey
her sister Mrs. JEFF Brown and
brothers Messrs. George and
James Sudderth OF Blowing Rock
returned home Monday. taking
with her, Miss Carrie Sudderth,
niece who spent last year with
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-10-16

About Sixty beautiful residence and business ots To-
Gated in the best part Of the town. right up against the
famous APPALACHIAN TRAINING SCHOOL, where
you can educate your children almost FREE of COST
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-10-16
Free Presents.

c;ro' We are going to give five dollars in gold to the
Tl'Sl man who pays the highest price for any ot
coond To the buying the greatest number of lots
S6CUIIu we will give five dollars in gold
Th:,d The FIRST LADY that buys a lot will receive
tllIIu FIVE DOLLARS in GOLD.
r..ah Every one who comes to the grounds will be civ
fUu|llI en- an EQUAL CHANCE to get a bag of Silver
FREE, whether they buy anything or not.
I the best looking baby on the grounds between the
ages of one and three years. to be decided by committee
of connpetent ladies.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-10-16
.JIMES C.. CLINE,

-ATToRNBY.AT.LAw-
Sugar Grove, -. North Caro-,
RWiH practice regularly in
the courts Of Watauga and ad.
joining counties. Special atten-
tion, given to the collection OF
clsims,
2.27.1s 1 yr.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-10-16

A fashion note says that Win
ter hats will he simply trimmed.
and also poor father.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-14
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
Yorl Harlem Savings Bant. Plaintiff
AGAINST Adam - Sands. and others Defend
ants In pursuance OF "a judgment Of foreclos
IRE and sale duly made and entered In the
above entitled action and bearing date the -'th
dan of Tnuuart 1913. I. the undersigned. the
R.ferse I'm said Judgment named. viii sell a.
ruhii. auction. M the Exchange .Salesroon
Nos u III Ncsey Street. IN the Borough or
Manhattan CITY ~ New York. on The 9TH day
on February 1913. a. II O'Clock noon. on that
dt, bv Herbert :. sherman. Auctioncef the
PROMISES directed VS. said judgment 20 lie solo,
and therein described rs follows.
Al fhoa. two certain lots. pieces mr. parcels
o. land situate In the city Of New York which
ta.nn tog.tl.r are bounded and described a.
follows. beginning OF "A point in the northerly
limo az West one hundred and thirty INST
Uglst street distant one hundred 1OO feet
,te.fariv from the nOrthwesteriy corner Of the
TouleVard and l3ist Stree. thence running
westerly along said i3lst street MY 800 feet;
thence r0rtherlv ~ right angles with l3lst
st~.of uluet, nine feet ana eleven inches
.ol III. thence eastcrly parallel with laist
street nftv 800 feet. thence southerly at right
angie. with i3lst street ninety nine feet
eileen inches TO the point % beginning: being
mo same premises conveyed 20 the said Wm.
y Iarkin hv George Sewbold Lawrence and
Vic and others hy deed dated April ~. 1872.
AMI recorded in y. Y. 60. Aprii -. 1892 Sec.
T. Lib :. q. 81.
Dated. New York February 3rd. 1913.
CHARLES l. HOFFMAN. Referee
EDWARD T. CILNCH. Attorney FOR Plaintiff,
Al park Row New York Clil.
The following X a diagram OF the property 20
be sold. it, street number IL 600 West 13lst
Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-14
West I3lst street

West l3lst street.
Tho approximate amount Of the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the above described
property is to be- sold, Is SIX Thousand TWO
Hundred and Ninety one q 100 Dollars
1SG 2.l ~ 1907. with interest thereon from uhr
2lrt day OF January. 1913. together with costs
and allowance amounting to -Four hundred ana
seventeen 300 dollars 1S4i7 10 IGo) with in
tcrest from the 10Th January. 1913. together
with the expenses of IN" sale. The approx
mat. amount OF taxes. assessments and water
rates or other Hens which are 10 be allowed
to the purchaser out OF the purchase money
or paid by the Referee Is 1913 100 and IN
tercst
said premises Will be sold subject 10 any
state OF facts that an accurate survey will
show.
Dated New York. February Ord. 1918
CHARLES l.. HOFFMAN, Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-14
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED



COOK >ofr sian. tfsi cas-. an blai..'s' -
pastries. entrees. "iD-. neat, ''oA"nl'"l' eA
Cellcut manager. hfst l'arr fri'ith''h' @, ,
or 'oun'r'. indusrihl ASSOC iiioh NR'h''' -
N"si 4-d 81 JOY Oh" 1879 '"'.
COOK. Scotch Protestant; 'rry ncnt. yo9ns.
COMPETENT. 30 branches. with Dr without
Lrh,n maid. excellent reference. ciV or
country. Wages s., g. 50 Industrial Assoria
lion Agency j. West ~ 30 i"A "-'' hi' amt
tODf.T.Al NIEE-- swedish. hrst ciass
qui.k wurkef. neat willing aul uhring
ci1 or country, wages 81 fo So. references
l..,n'.'ic iNchanE,. - ,o.Nh.h"- ave. "'-f
'''l ST I'H TfHNF''i 'i''.
COOK V.yrr -a.i.. excellent references.
so So b N... ffnsu.a,.-.. Agency 20
40 -ft as. trIufl ffolri rr.luhous s5g1
WsfIsCn Souarr
...,i., ,.--.,.-,,.- o.,
liz, 80 ,f,,o,,'.,i, ,nlrr.fsrd. house
-, , 49,. 80, n, .,,,,,frt.
t'i'i-.'- ~ f.,., i9.,,t -, caro- ~ Mrs falor
~.
'v ,.gercrSr ,.-c ', r.., sra c.psSi' vour
r,,,,'',' t,s.,f.' ,.,rr. $50 f...I...t,.t az.
~ a., 30
COO. go. ,.i.,. i..,,.i,, ,Is.. ..,,,,,I..,-
mia ard o,si,r.'.. mo Tfuuish -irIs. fest
reference. cts or country. Jus~Ua Agency.
$50 Lexington ave Tel. ii53 Plaza.
GENERAL U1i-SrWDEK . Ev two ucaf
swedish girls. speaking English we'll. ycry
r,od pi,tu coo,s ar Together doing v.lal.
sori, - Ia,ie. oet.rterr Ar.nr, -fc Ir,.
tpc,,r ny. TEL Plaza fns-
rfr,f,sU,,CDpLrp >o,t ,,,,r. sIuar, ,,,.-
,.r. ,.a.d ref,r.n,.s- rogd Main .o.,t. Bin.
t - ,fi,.r.. 60 co. r,,,,,,.ti.. A.,
Sehfylcr pia6
T~-F.1Nl.5 &,-f..F Very neat ,5u,g girl
tos,i,.f train.g. ,ill rharge. five ears Ter
sonaI offs reference. clty ~ country. wages
W, ,ol ~ III 5ein prant
49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-14
AUCTION SALES.

r. - hstween Joaa Wanamaker. New York.
.,d Ada Y. Howe. ] win sell to-day. at 10
AZ - Broadway. Piano Dept. ore
svle Ebony Upright piano and stool. make
ssirvsy Il sons. 10. 47lo2. as provided Us
s.s,iorS - aud Sc a. the personal property
yxs OF the state Of New York. Moo Fry
tuctiapeer.
p,-psrANT TO An AGREEMENT entered
irto between John WauanaKer. New YORK.
.,I Ftta cullen. ] viii stll to-day. az Ip
N an ~ Broadway, Piano Department.
a. e,yle % Mahogany MelO. Aneelus and
Sano and bench No .9i34. make Wilcox
4 Write, as pr0yiie by sections - and 60
~ The persona property laws Of the state
# New York Moe Fry. AUctioncer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-14
sURROGATE's NOTICES.

WIA.ETS, JOHN T.--Ir pursuance ., IN
order Of Hon Robert Ludlow Fowler. a
Surrogate Of the County OF New YORK notice
is hereby given TO all persons having claims
against John T. Wilets. late OF the County
Of New York deceased. 20 present the same
with vouchers thereof TO the subscribers az
their place OF transacting business the Office
OF Frank H. Hall. No 30 Broad street. Bor-
Ough of Manhattan. city of New York. or
be fore tho 10Th day Of June next.
Dated New York, December Gth, 1912
HOWARD WlLLErS.
JOHN J. earle,
FRANK /. u ALI. Executors.
Attorney for Executors. 90 Broad Street.
Manhattan. New loih City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Hober, LUDLOW Fowler. a Surrogate Of the
County - New York. notice is hereby given %
all persons having claims against william =
Hoe. late Of the County % New York. deceased.
20 present the same with vouchers thereof 20
the subscribers. at their place OF transactiuG
business. the Office OF their attorneys.
Schenck & Punnctt. No 10 Liberty Street.
Borough OF Manhattan. City ~ New York on
or before the lst day o. August next
Dated, New York. the .3rd day OF December.
1872
MARION NJ HOE. t,,.,,,or.
GEORGE l. HOE. \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-14
COPARTNERSHJp NOTICE.

DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE OF
Conrad & Naicrius. l2-l4 Wet 2lsi street. New
withdrawn from cop1rtncrship and assets and
obligations assumed bv George j. conrad 4 TO.
az same place. New York. February Sth, 1913
EMANUEL. ]. SILBERSTEIN, Counsel Tor Pun
poses Of Dissolution 80 Park Row, y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-14
Attorney for Plaintiff, 375 Fulton Street
Brooklyn. y. !.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COZ ny
or KINGS Philip Nolkmar. PlaintlH'
against Werner Stumann Building and Com
struction Company Eltoma Realty company
foseph T. kempa and Helen Kempa. MS
wife Richard Murphy and Annie Murnhy'
his wife. Charles T.. Rahm and Jennie Rahtl'
hls wife. Roso Miller. j. r. Walsh Construc-
ton Company. Marcy Rosenbaum, Nassau
Electric Railroad Company. Bishop. McCor :
mick and bishop. Incorporated. the city OF
N,w York. Margaretha Claunner. the state
Rank Edward A. Fries, as Executor etS,'
Abraham Miller Joseph LomaN. and y n
O'Rrien. defendants. Trial desired In Kings
County. summons.
TO the above named defendants ana eacn
81 them: You are hereby summoned 10 an :
gwer the Complaint in this action. ana 10
serve copy OF your answer on the ram =
mrs Attorney within twenty DAYS after tho
service OF this summons exclusive OF the
dav OF service. and I'm case OF your failure
to appear or answer. Judgment VIII be taken
against YOU by default for the reHef de-
manded In the complaint.
Dated. Brooklyn New YORK CITY OCTOBER
3lst. 1912. ,,,.,,,.,-r.<
Attorney for Plaintiff, i. .. * once ADDRESS
AZ Fulton street Brooklyn. " Y.
To the defendant Rose Miller. the fore
going summons il served upon you by pup
Iicntion pursuant to order OF Honorable
Abel T. Blackmar. a Justice OF the supreme
cnurt OF the state OF New York. dated the
ith dav of February 1918, and fled with
The Complaint I'm tho Office of the Clerk OF
he County OF Kings nj the Hall OF Records
in the Borough OF Brooklyn. city OF New
York .,.. 49,, ,,.,
Attorney Tor Plaintiff. $40 Fulton street.
Rrooktyn. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-14
LOST AND FOUND
LOST BiNkBOOk>.


LOST BiNkB0ok>.
BANKROOK 80 Gil G4G ~ tic lriou Dime
Savings Eank is missing An person nav
ing claim 20 ~ Is h'fenr called upon io '.
sent the same within ten aa}s "r submit TOD
having said passbook cancelled aua " n'" 'l'
issued.
BANKBOOK so GO3 gaa OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing Any person nav
inr a claim 10 % IS hereby called upon "" w,
scn; the same within ten days or submit a.
having soii passboot cancelled and ~" one
issued.
BANKBOOK No. G2J.4sl OF the mon Dime
Savings Bank is missing. Any person nav
ing claim 20 Il H. hereby called upon 10 pre-
sent the same within ten days OF submit l"
having said psssbooh cancelled and new enc
issued
LOST Or STOLEN. -BankboOk No 111.GJi %
tho German Savings Bank 90 tho CITY - NeD
York corner an ave. and IAN 81. issued q"
May Abbott. ~ persons are cautioned ssa'.-,
ncgoti1iing tho same. II not returned 10 We
bank on the eth dag % March, 1913. q dupii-
cate will be issucd
LOST or STOLEN Bankbook 30 Di5.213 o.
The German savings Bank So the City % New
York. corner An ave. and ian ST.. Issued 20
Maggie Roe. An persons are cautioned against
negotiating ;hc same. II not returned g. 10"
bank ON 'he 10Th day Of March. l9l5 a duph
cate viii be issued
LOST OR STOLEN Bankbook 80. 49, ~ o.
the German savings Bank 10 the '1iN OF
New York corner 4th ave. and ltth st.. ISSUED
TO Thomas Sculy. Al persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same. II not r'tuInsa
10 the bank on the i4tn day Of February, l3l"'
q duplicate will be issued.
LOST -Baalbool NO 5G4 967 Of Dry Dock
Savings Institution. Anf person having
claims uuon said book is called upon TO present
the same to the bank Within thnty days OF tl"
said boot viii be declared cancelled and IS
tinguished and "A new one issued In lieu thereof
LOST. Handbook 40 jG2 I'll OF Dry Dock
savings Institution. Any person havins
claims upon said book il called upon 10 present
tho same to the bank within thirty days or the
said book will De declared cancelled and eN
tinpuished and new one esued On lieu thereof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-14
WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
c,ppE<TCR 10 take cha.ge and keep IN re
mir three or four houses understands eie
i'- tnd d,,rnby alters middle aged. single
,vsgaa n,oderate: reference; city or country
80 Fov mo warren st. Brooklyn.
Cr,.I-PrEr,k-6;entie highly recommends
ifs |hauryeur. absolutely sober. honest reli-
o,'Ia good driver: nsrried; English. aged 40
Miles SO East 76th ST. -----------
ZIMMERMAN. experienced from stump Up
including export. desires position MN sop nS
s,nmngrani,V " w EoX 80. Tribune.
-V0T,yC MAN 81; Al references. c. Claus
20 CorEelia ST.. Bfoohi!n'
yof'NG MAN - at anything ~ rcistchces
y ,rhonarn. i.js Decatur st. Brook'Nn.
Female.
FrW MORE LADIES IN scalp tf.at nsni'
- sar',.ooiu,, and lodc massage. AZ ladies' reg
licences. terms reasonable SO st. FeiN ST.
Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-14
PROPOSALS.

fIsCEI LANEOCS sCPpLlE-. MARINE
rrrr-. Qutrfcrmastrr's bet artmfnf. Nasn.
.f.1. o. r. FEBRUARY =. 1913. sealed pro
,-I.. f1 i. p.lIirlr opt ned 900 t.ts Office ~ u
. m Teiruars - lpiI are hereby invited for
-hilg lhr Marine Corps era. ke!f, cap AMI
n.I Ornaments Tag poles. flag hra' heis car
uiige belts with sIspeniris. hunting Hla,ies'
afoalufts. fsut slips IRON rugs. hl hl'-'
leather tent canvas. cotton duck. wehOin-'
cope and tNlue Parties requesting blank pro
pUs..'s should boz firlfc what item or Items thef
rropos. to llI o.. Proposal blanks aId other
Information mas Doe obtained AMI scaled stand
ana samples examined N this Office anu al inc
office or the Depot l1artcrmastcr. 100 south
rroaI street Philadelphia. pa TINS Once re-
,,r.es th. sight to reject amy or ul bios OF
rarts ta,reof and 20 waive informaliti.s there there.
boz e. T. NrrAWLEY. IT.. col. Asst quar-
t.-rraster. in chlrgo % department.
SEALED BIDs WILL BE RECEIVED By
M Board OF Water supply. al lts olhces'
eer,u;h floor. 40 To- Broadway. New YORK.
uutu - DO. Oh TueEday February -; III
FOR Contract 40 fog furnishing ana delivering
-. ,arlons b. alltlss along The Catskl Aquc o
duct Is kinds OF tree 'tdnsplanis 81 :, anu
4 year o.at. for delivery 100 1913 and 1914:
lhc bidder may bid Oh any or an or ne
linds ~ iransplauts for either or both years
A. h. above place and time The bids viii
o.. rtilltcfr orenel and read Pamphlets con-
t.lulr. information for bidders etc, can be
ohtaiurd 40 the above address hy deposlilhs
f.o sum of Two dollars so Tor cach pam
rnlct Tor further particulars see lnioFina
Charles strauss President. charles y. chad
NIX Iohn E. Calvin. Commlssion'r- Of me
uoard ~ Wat,. supply. Joseph J.. horils'e)'
Secretary.
ARMY BUILDING. whitehall street. New
Vnrlr cav Fob. II. 1919 Sealed proposals
ain lD received here until 80 o'clock i NJ.
April l.. 1917" and thew opened. fof print
required during fscal year commencing JuS
1 't0t. Information upon Application. VI.
GRAY TtIfNSK1. y. . VI
AuvrUTlSr.MENTS AND INSCRIPTIONS
Tor mo Tribune received 40 their Uptown
cgirc. NO fa,l Broadway. between 18th ana
..th st- until O'Clock g. No. Ad''ilis'
,...ufs roo, Ivel AZ fi. following branch oflc"'
sf regular rates uuIi O'Clock I. M VIZ.
~, sin ave. B. . cor. I'D 81, - 0th ave
cor l.ih u luI East litu Ht - West 4-i
81 b.twcsn 1tn ana Sth ayes. @"' West
i.5th ST.. in35 3d ave. l7oo lst ave. near
SOIL 3d. Il, East 10Th a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-14
CARPET CLEANiN G.

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest Largest, Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
Prices Reasonable. send for Circular.
Tel seg2-,GDs Bryant t3i-@3y West 45th St
CAREFUL. CARPET CLEANING CO.-Cleans
nv ,ofuurcssed air. steam. hand noo-.
I,ss proadgay ~ East <sth ct. coz
BRANDT Tel i32-3sth.
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rYpewRIriNa ANc TYPEWRlTERs

VICTOR VISIBLE. 70 Nassau NJ. Cataiosue
fr... ali makes taken II payment: bargains
ina Underwoods, Remingtons, divers. Smiths.
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,ccNs AND OFFICE FURNITURE
SUM MONS.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
or KINGS Frederick BonaWltZ, ram,
in against Werner Stumann Building ana
construction Company. Konkle ana Com"
many Joseph =. krmpa and Helen heinpt1'
his wife Richard Murphy and Annie Mur :
ph,. his VIC. Charles f. Rahm and Jennie
Rahm his wife. Rose Miller. J. r. Nalsh
CONSTRUCTION Company, Marcy Rosenbauin'
Nassau Electric Railroad Company, Bishop
Mccormick and Bishop Incorporaled, me
CIV OF New York. Nargaretha Claunner' the
state Bank Edward \. Fries. "a Executor
80. Abraham Miller charles u Batson, the
name Charles being fictitious the real NUNS
-, said defendant being unknown 10 pam
M he being the tenant IN premises Nuihuet
1914 Seventy fourth street Borough or BROOK
lvn Defendants Trial desired 90 kings Couh-
-. summons -, ,.b
~ them. You are hereby summoned 20 an
.v.,r tho Complaint in this action. and 20
serve COPY Of your answer on the ram
tbs Attorney within twenty days aIter me
service - this summons. exclusive or tne
day OF service. and IN case OF your ialiure
10 appear. or answer. Judgment VIII be taken
against YOU by default for the relief de-
HENRY BONAWITZ.
ATTORNEY for Plaintiff L. -. a once ADDRESS
30 Fulton street. Brooklyn y. \.
To the defendant, Rose Miller me forc-
lication pursuant TO an order OF HonorsDie
Ar.l f. Blackuar. a Justice or the supreme
CONT If che state Of New york. dated the
s,b day OF February. 1913, and hled Win
fhe Complaint in the Office OF the clerk or
fbc county ~ Kings a. the Hall OF Records
n the Borough OF Brooklyn cry OF Ne"
York. .., ,o>,,u.rrz
Attorney for Plaintiff, 37j Fulton street
DrOoklyn, y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-14
INSTRUCTION.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

,..,;can and Foreign Teachers Agency
sssoi'.s Professors Teachers. Tutors. Gov
.ssses etc TO Colleges. Schools and Fam
:jss Apply to Mrs. NJ. J. NOUNG-FUlTON.
% Union square
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HELP WANTED.
Male

AGFNTS-Brand new winter proposition. great
ogt money maker ever offefcd' Sells at slSnt'
Won get a sample free. Write. Anderson q Co.
Household Spccialties Box ~, Phils., Ia
An OPPORTUNITY TO learn the advertising
business on a New york daily II an0rded
n young man who IS living home ana ~ nor
afraid OF hard work. Salary ana commission
Ami Room go Tribune Building AFTER ~
q. m
NADr, go 600 in five years with sma u
mail order business; began Win 20 Schu
FOR free booklet. Tells how. HeacocK' oooo
IocEport. y. y.
Female.
COOK LArNDRESS. CHAMBERMA1D-W WATT
REsS. in family Of two. - "est lith st.
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WORK WANTED.

Female.
A REFINED highly educated French lads
tParisanl as useful coinranlon 10 lsdA
Address Sociablc. Tribune Uptown ONCE 1864
Broadway.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED,

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
CHAUFFEUR and COACIMAN. $50. rciiabl~
on any car; can do repairs, willing 10 De
u.ef,ii. best private references. city or coun-
trv. employer can be seen. chsuheur' w i.aS'
10Th 81.
C0I-pI.E-- ,,pg.ish: butter and fine cook. will
do entire YORK, except LAUNDRY: Young
smart. competc~' $50. Miss Shea's Agency. 5
Eas; 4.d -.
C1RTESER. -Married; NE experience, vege-
;a,ies fruits. flowers lawns and drives;
hare~ 9TH carpenters tools wife high class
isundress: best references. 7. Martin. 2i3 East
TToI7sTYAT- -Tseful swede: middle aged. 30
her experienced. IN private family; refer
49,. Town or country. Address Country.
tribune Uptown once. 1864 Broadway
Female.
A NEAT. light coored girl wants a position
in private family a. chsmbormaid and
sesmstrcss or light, general house~ork. steep
en- Annie HamIin. SO East i6Gth -. Tel.
1894 Mcirose.
UNNgERMAID- WAITRESS. Neat strong
Swedish girl; very good waitress. Aselle d'
cooL. will separate Osterherg Agency. Ilt
Ellington ave. Tel. Plaza 1860
CHAMEERMAID.- Good seanstress; win as
slst with waiting ana children, eompe e,fd,,;
refined. Young, ga ~ "
,eforcnccs' Miss shess Agency. East 42d 81.
coot-LAI,NDRESS and CHAMBERM I'd
MATTRESS BY two very neat swedish
Girls. one very good plain cook. other good
houscrnsid- aitress. or scpaTat" Tor genera
houssworl: @-S2:, OsteTbcre Agency. ZIG
Lexington ave Tel. Plaza 1875.
COOK I.AIjNDR;SS. first class. young Irish
GIRL "A good cook excellent laundress; neat
abou, herself and kitchen. good references;
city or country: SIS to $50. Domestic Exchange
1924 columbus ave- near 10Th ST. Tel. Schuyler
yI36
CooE-fAINDRESS -- Very neat willing
giII: very good cook laundress; hve years
last pacc: excellent references. $50: friend
'ba.,hern,aid aud waitress Osterberg
Agency. 20 Lexington ave Tel Plaza 1O,..
cook Neat. excellent Swedish girl veTl
GOOD cook: willing, ohiging. friend walt
r, 81 aud chamber mBid. excellent references.
together or separate. $50 and $50. Osterbcrg
Agency, ZIG Lexington ave Tel. 1875 Plaza
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FURNISHED ROOMS
WEST sIDE-Abovc Tooth street.

BROADWAY. $50 162D ST)-'rwo rooms.
corner aps rtment. suitable doctor dentist :;
together, singiy; Apartment !. Phone "nlV