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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-07

den tr; $4,000; attorney. Z FiImsn. 81 M
-cREsToN AVE. $. 1854 II. ,.,
Is.sxses; May il. 1905: Mountshano@ori 1 "a =
60 20 Eureka Realty Co; $3.50: s,t nessy
Lawrence l. Brown, 81 Liberty st 'ney'
HEATH AVE, or Riverview Terrac.
begins at W cor OF lands herein desc,s.ss
III OF monument OF Department oossSipaS as,.
Parks 20ox irreg; July 2. 1906 Antoine,,.u .,,c
to ape,n rSay 20 Mol "a kessler slL0o az
LAFoNTATNE AVE. 2O5s. :. isr,no.
l. 1906: Alfred PIONEER TO Sigmund pSn.;; oss
ano; $500; attorneys Parker & Ernst. rs y sns
LOTS 80 to 30, map Io7s. sub-d,v ,ro,.
Mary L Tucker, The Bronx. being ,rsaoppe,'y
blk fronts 1878 on Bryant st. 1905 on ap Tos
Irving Rosenteld to Jennie stiefe71. i I. 'sl:
attorney. Ferdinand Heber 20 Broad .;'''s5;
PLOT 81. map 1898. Fort washins,o,
h bTena Vista syndicates May Il. 1868: Benz ma
500: attorneys. W NJ Wechsier' Iss " R e,ss; 49,
TELLER AVE e s. ola n n az ,S,.nway.
10 si Nsg Y Ys1 rr TO- iS s 1noFnSq
r Mapelsden. 81 Park Row. attorney
WEST FARMS RID. 9 $, PAYS :,
II. so likes. sx50xi06: Jan 30 ions. VI Hoe
F Trowbridge to Kenneth l. Fleming. /, ous
etc; $3.50: attorneys, Davies. stone ,rus
bach. 81 Nassau st. aaer-
WASHINGTON AVE. W cor n, $780,.
runs " l4i.lx ~ TX Dx 33x Q o. ism xn g.
W - ~ 81 l'Ii - Mclel tOnSiOi ~
Alois 7. Ernst: 5000; at,ornev III. 70 %
Ernst, 40 Broadway ''"ur y
STU ST. $. 3O5 Il of Ave n ne,
porO. 25xl0s; Joseph Zacharoysky >, cnios-
\ Uenerniann' goo: a,torney Lawyers e Y;:
l62D ST, g. 2i1.7 II OF prox,.,.
runs 5 to line plot G. plan land owu.. ave,
Hendrickson & Cornish. 23d Ward. Is, "e' oy
" s land % Ellen II French K n 10 ,s,.e !,
lll.9X W 10 beg; 1920 81. $. 2s7 "a y
ITospect ave runs 1l1.3 to land WtItin.e.N
tate s "O1 to div ! bet plots c; ~ e.
same plan or map where intorsectsd h a'.u n
WIN 81 from pt therein 2J from o, 49,
n to pr on y - - from Of OF beg =. oee
20 beg; Feb ~. 1912: Frederick y F,sra.w y
20 Edw /! Knapp 81 al; trus; $3.50 a; s..o 10
lt2D ST. :, 1s1.7 n Q OF pro.n.,.
runs ,so es,x lo.sx Sc 2l.6 to pt 30 E bsS :.
Il w.. 70 g. ~, W 80 70 beg. the TWO 49,
y, l9l2: same 70 same: $3.50 73. ~ Ho
lI9TH ST 8. 1903 Il W OF c.o,on.
runs n zoos " AL 10 c s Cambrelin, ~
;, ~, llxlI.s 70 st X 2o3 10 beg. ~.
- 1913. Anna Scelis 20 Theodore Roshr. zee
500, attorney. ID M9fhe.vsop r.ss w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-07
BRYANT HALL TO GO.

Bryant, OF Lyric. Hall. an old theatrical
landmark. at No. 40 to ~ Sixth avenue,
opposite Bryant Park has been leased by
the Automat Restaurant Company, which
will rebuild il into a two story restaurant
The company. which is controlled by
Horn d liardart. OF Philadelphia. has
taken the property for twenty-one years.
with the privilege OF three renewals from
the Hartshornc estate, at "a total rent
OF about $500 The rent for the second
twenty-one years will be based on ) per
cent Of the appraised value OF the prop
erty at the expiration OF the first period
Leopold Wei wa the broker
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Ond, 81
Ero1qW1N
The Bronx

LOTS 80 and 90. map Hunter estate
Thomas l. Fletcher TO II Hose Co 81 West
45th ~: Feb 70. . yrs: S0'2
LOT ioi map So lots j + and II Foster.
Joseph " Cummln 20 Henry Foster l3s East
ioth 81. March d; yrs. - per cent: sJlo;
Co. l1D Broadway
SHERMAN AVE. . :. 100 q ~ l61,h So.
4iJ6X-: Otto SchVarzler 20 Yorktown Real
g Co 3486 Broadway; March Il. due August /,
1913. per cent; $4,000; attorneys. Cohn &
Nordlinger. i6D Broadway
ave. .O3x9s lX:0 2X99S: Bertha Leichtag 70
carrie rerpeninG. 10 West 66th 81; March /;
Yrs. q per cent 81 zoo: attorney. Caesa.
WASHINGTON AVE. coj9 =. 81. skis;
Fanny Green 10 selmar Hess. 958 Madison ave:
March q: yrs; SO .ooc: attorneys. schell &
Elkus. 40 Broadway.
WENDoVER AVE. s. o6 q 0, Brook
ave. I6x--: Wendover Hall Co 10 Richard
Mackenzie. 5735 Broadway: Feb 81 1rntg So
500: yrs. per cent: 5000; attorneys, Mer-
hart 4 Graham. 10 wall -
i6sTH ST. 45i and 458 East, 40. iox--:
Frank Ne,usak 10 Model Construction co. Si4
East l6lth 81 Feb -: . yrs. per cent G
| mtgs. each sI.625) Sc. $50 attorney. \ A
sarafan. ~ Maiden Lane.
10TH ST. s, 1904 Il W OF Crotona ave,
203x77.sx irreg: Arthur Erber n Nicholas
Wapler $40 Napier ave. Woodhayen. Long
Island. March .: 3 yrs. per cent: s.. 500 at
torney. " II Sammis I Liberty 81.
is3D 81. 4i9 and 45l East, 35xl0o: Creston
60 TO Fannie 4 Dodge, Gun Hlll Road and
Webster ave; Jan = prior mtg $4,000: due
"a per bond $3.50; attorney, \ Becker,
40 fremont ave.
is3D ST, $50 and 455 East 33xloo; same TO
same prior mtg 500 900. Jan y; due as per
bond. $3.50 attorney. { \ Becker 40 IRE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-07
LONDON WOOL SALES.

Landau. March G--The offerings 4, ~,
,noI' auction sales day amounted 70 To- ,is
bales including hne selection c IN, ine' drm.
tDi,lrisr eroured sold az - ID ana Sc"
so',tb Wales secured at IS cd; While NC VIC .
torian ereasy was taken al IS "a. ln '.,r.i,io
,vada bought some OF the most ucsi az
rdcs Several lots recently sold 10 Anne. =
sans are being reoffered here. To-Day s@s.S
follow. New south Wales L.VV ~ "a
.on,,red tfLdM2s Cd greasy, % j. 90
s,,si,rd 600. ACQUIRED is I'd q IS; sreas!
S IS'I sld. victoria. 800: secured, lor:d
IS ID greasy s.d@1s 3D. Soush A insiTsiis
. ivo' Sc oe' al nd. New ICELAND 300
s ,co Is ieda1s ID; sreasy, ,i2d aod Is
.igd. cape Of Good Hope and a H~'s' d.
secured. Is 4da1s iOd: greasy edQ u 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-07
REALTY NOTES.

Edward j. Moore is the buyer OF the n'r
story fathouse at the southeast corner Oh
Morningslde avenue and 10th street.
Dr samuel Murtland is the buyer Of NO.
4 East slst street, sold by iiaIIie' "a
Rarrow Henry u. Winans & May ana
John j. Kavanagh were the brokers; ~
Nurtland will erect an American oaS'
ment dwelling house on the site q.
Blaine Ewing, Of Ewing Bacon ,'r
Henry. has been appointed recelN,' % I,
Ardsley Hall. 92d street and Centrai d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-07
NEW BUILDINGS PLANNED.

The West End Eighty-nfth Company
owners Of plot IO,xlO feet at the
northwest corner Of West End avenue and
Sth street, acquired last April from Har.
ris and Maurice Mandelbaum as a site for
twelve story hotel, has obtained from,
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com.
pany mortgage OF $4,000 TO carry out
the Improvement,
The Union Mortgage Company loaned
$4,000 TO Isaac A. Hopper. Inc, on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-07

sales announced in the real estate mar
kct Yesterday were OF commonplace
character. The small volume Of business
transacted was chiefly confined TO the
selling of tenement and fathouses.
The sale Of the twelve story loft huild-
ing at No. 10 ii East 4th street cover
ms the entire southcrly side OF the oloch
from Broadway to Lafayette street. was
the principal transaction in the auction
market II figured In foreclosure pro-
cccding brought by the City Real Estate
Company. representing the mortgages
against the 69i Broadway Company, Nor
ris s. Clark. president. which constructed
the building. The property was sold pS
Joseph i. Day 10 the first mentioned com
pany. which had a claim against The
property aggregating sl,0Ss,oS.
Herman Lobel. treasurer OF the @th
Street Company, sold for that compan!
the two eight story aparement houses
Nos 20 and Al Fast 9th street. The
houses occupy plot 75xl"o feet. and have
a valuation Of approximately $0o". Inc
purchaser is corporation in which Ben
iamin Duke is interested.
Contracts were exchanged Yesterday foV
the sale Of large plot on Washington
Heights, extending from 81. Nicholas
Place TO Edgccombc avenue. 10 feet south
of l52d street. which was sold by the
Falcon Realty COMPANY 10 the strain
coma Construction Company. The plot
which fronts loy feet on either avenue
and has . depth Of 10 feet. Is TO be i'm
media:cly improved with tao six story
elevator apartment houses. The sale was
negotiated by William j. Hamilton Fart
Of the plot was at one time occupied by
the dwelling house of Richard Croker,
which was ra2ed about a year $50.
Other sales announced yesterday fol-
low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-07

Lverpool cablcs-Spot, fair JUSTICES doINE
sales. 10000 bales: speculation and export
900: American 1900. imports, 5000; AIneri-
can OCO: middnnc upland. $3.50. Futures
opened steady. generally points lower, closed
quiet at ne, decline OF ga points, March dnen
March April and Apri. 8oii.d; MaS-S ni.
g BAD: june July. 6.52isd: July-August. 649i7d;
August-September. o.4od; september Oetonei'
q PSI; october November. 6.2Oi5d; November-
December. 6lSd: December January S:i'n,
Januarv-Fobruary 61Gd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lrm: cloths. a fair business doing.
New orleans, March G.-The cotton futures
market here to-day generally quiet cover
ing b. shorts steadyng prices, which seemed
unaffected 10y most favorable Dews from the
cotton belt regarding new crop proportions
The close was steady al n net advance OF 20
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-07

vii In r7occrv rrades hui syrups VOC Vu''V'
NAVAL STORES Demand for splt' ., 'u 20
pentine rather moderate, with prices on va
tic OWNS 20 rather full receipts i''''' '
tar held steady. ,.od pa
OIIS-Linseed oil was uncHohs."' "'
fined petroleum steady ~ recent pflreS' o..
sid" buvcrs we're GOOD takers, but local traae
bought moderately g.. ,t,.. xood
STGAE-Redncd steady. with fsir.y eo9u
I,do,, -, sucar was quiet and unchanged,
with Marco AT lbs I'd. April lOS '2d anu anu
MAJ los 2i,d London cabied world Nlsio's
supply as $4,000 tons Law mere Ir, 40
soi, and molasses 10. Sales were ABOUT
1900 bsgs March Cuoas At loc' cost anu
t-cirh. md Porto Rico IAic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-07
LONG ISLAND TRACT SOLD.

James J. Buckingham sold for F. Porter
Howell tract OF land containing
eighteen acres, with building thereon, sit
nate at East Moriches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-07
GRAIN AND PROV'S'oN0'

c,,ic.go March e-Export sales here 20 q,
chloae ,Ubest a cent. Leading houses sola Al
TO- top snd caused s TsaSq ias, ' Night e
was st1aus rcd 10 1-l6c up. oats WIN 4
IN ~ /. 70 i{.c and provisions vary ing ''o''
eeirn =. o-isc advance. Range OF prices
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSE

OFFICE OR LOFT SPACE TO suo..ssn,,I.
very low rate. from May Isl. Me',soo
Building. cor. 23rd 50. and tth Va, ssor.
50. II. On llth Vop) floor. @soo on L. iixh,
Will let floors separately. Electin 4
heat and tanitor service included. foo ,sur
MCORD. ~ East 23rd ST., " l. - "
own broker -
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MECHANICS LIENS.
MARCH 6

FoX ST, 1i4l 70 ils5 Abraham rrQsh,da
1857. '''0'
O., sIH AVE $50: & r Guaranty Roofing nd
Ssylight 80 agt George " Bloomsheld ovuer
salvatore Preziosi, contractor $50
2i5IH ST. s., ?o5 Il Of Psuldins ava
SMloo Luciano Prano agt Hosina and Re-
saro u Pue. owners. Giovanni Terrar,
contractor: $50 AZ.
5oTII ST 800 70 35l West: Pelham orers,-
ms 90 sgt New York Polytechnic Neiicsl
school, and Hospital. owner; 7 r RosoN. con-
tractor trenevah: slS4
I2sTIf ST. IS and % West: Michele Rre.c,,
sgt Lombard Realty 20. owner: Samuel cur
rucci and Fnerlco Crimildi. contractors f-e-
nepaD. 500
BROADWAY 9oei: Salvatore Maiorino %,
Archibald y Russell. Percy Pyne Hsrse7
90 and Malandrc Bros. owners and iesssss
slain Bros. contractors tSO5 10
FoN ST. " 9, % q :, o. iG9'h -, aJxl;s.
Fiske & Co, Inc. agt " : + Shields. owner.
Carr Building 60. contractor: 1910
NHITLOCk AVE. = loo Z, o, Trsny
50 l,5Nl5S; Nhitiock ave. : 43i Z, Il
rirany So. io5Ieo; Harry McGiade sst roc..
viii, 60. owner and contractor. Charles v
and Gertrude Graham. owners, sG75
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AMSTERDAM AVE. 9 cor Ms, 81, %. liz
-. Nov York Real Estate Security co 70 Ne"
York Trust GO. 20 Broad ST prior mig 500,
r,tr recorded Dec IL 1905: attorney, Title
Guarantee and Tru., Co. l76 Broadway;
CANAL ST. ~. =. "a .3x5o. General holn-
ing 20 20 Blanche Clark. Plainfeld, y j; FEB
~: , yrs AZ per cent; $1,000; Attorney Nan
& Man 20 Wall ST.
Lillian y Weaver. 1855 Dean ST. due Jan 10
1915. ~ per cent: March 8; $4,000; attorneys
stoddard & Mark lbs Broadway.
RIVERSIDE DRINB. e cor lo"h 81, l0l;eN
-. William I Evans 10 West side Constr'ic-
ion 90. - West loo,h st prior mtg sIccWol'
March .: ins,alments. per cent; $4,000; at
tornc,s. Stodisrd & Mark l3J BROADWAY.
STII AVE, 1855 .. o.6xlv; Marvel bas-
iug 90 to Goldmcyer 90. 4os Broomc 81 prior
mtg $50. 500; March 3. ". . per cent s@o"'
attorneys. schped q schved. 2 Rector 81
Herman Mandelbaum and sno. exrs, 1925 Madl-
son ave: duo as per bond: 5000: attorney,
Title Guarantee and Trust 90. l16 Broadway.
al is 81 H ina AM wT. 8 W. 18Th ST M0 March
=. > YRS; SO 200. attorneys, Amend q Amend
1i9 Nassau -.
Solomon Weller 10 AARON Wartcls, lf6 Henry
~ tprio. mtg 5000. Feb -: due a. per bond;
81 40. attorney Marks & Marks. 81 Park Row
ETH IT. 5l3 West. s'y hrl. 21x3sc Jen-
M" l. GaI,cy 20 Patrick - Tighe, ionkers,
\ 5. March g. . yrs. -" 900. attorney. Law
'crs Title Insurance and Trust 20, l'6 Broad
Wa.
BOTH ST. II s. - ~ OF 1th ave. 2JIloo.
Dora Friedo to New York savings Bank. ~
s;h ave. March d due rs per bond. $4,000, at
,orneys. Weber Is Weber. Il Beckmsn -.
18th ST 1iG and 1is West. o sly brk. fox
i0o. 1l6 West Forthwith street, Inc 20 Thos
l. Circaceu. West j0,h 81 (prior mtg $1,000
March .. instalmers. d per cent: $4,000; at
torney. Tito Guarantee aud Trust 10, lis
Broadway.
Sjru IT. los East. sly brS lsixlo2 .:
Estoilo Uasts 70 Macmillan TIsttel 80 West
i4Oth So. March prior mtg 5000; RS :.
5000. attorne,, Now York Title Insurance
Go. l3j BToadVay
ioIsT ~ II West > s,v brk c5xiooii
Henry " Hoihng 20 John G Osterbere, $3.50
Park ave prior mtg <ls.oool: que as per bond
March y. 5000: attorney Title Guarantee ard
Trust 90. i,6 BroadVsy
l02D ST, =. 80 y Of Lexington ave.
3'.6Nioo. IL Greys,one Holding 20 20 william
Js,. exr Bedford. y Y. March 8: yrs: $50 -
90. attorney. Rohert W Gambler 4s Wall ~.
18TH ST % East > sly hrk 3jyl1D 10,
Annie II Wallace 20 Catherine y BirkennIuer.
2ise Arthur ave; Feb - ,1uor mtg Si7JoOl
due Jan 3 1915 per cent. $4,000. attorneys.
McLaughlin * stern. - william -
18TH IT :. 23s7 - - Amsterdam
ave 30 sX-. l6Ith -. =. his y u " OF
Colonial PARKWAY. 5s.sN--. Jacob Stnrl<nan
10 Herman Zagor O. Eas, 1921 50: March 4.
du- per bond. s2o1o; attorncy samue.
Bitterman. 800 Broadway.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

with name and address OF grantee and attor-
neyD
Irterost per cent unless otherNlse staleu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-07

lively narrow and the market closed at ne'
advance OF 20 points. Local contract prices
Ncefer-
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
MARCH 8
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. g. zoo; Of
East 1881 So; = Z De- 4 Sons 60 sg, View
York. New Haven & Hartford Railroad CO
CT al. Nov "a. 1912: ff4a1o
Sd ST. $40 Fast: Thomas Gsllgan. Inc
agt Josef Eubricius: Nov IS. 1919: SO.
23D ST. 40 West: John Noble sc Agsn
ID Cloud % al: Aug %. 1912: s.7c 90
BROADWAY. n = cor I4eth o.. Johs pI
Kane co agt Florence L Alksr e. al. MIrA
I. 1915 10y bond s99s Is
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.
MARCH A.
57rR ST. IO5 and io7 west Ger Q ~
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COSTER ST. 6.6 and $50. =. 60ri0O: Rafael
INongo TO Thomas p Kelly go West t%Ith st
mtg $4,000. fIoO: attorney. Edmond Huerte.
~ PARK Row.
CHISHOLM ST. y. lotA IL and "A, map
William Birrell, 40zllo.1a4O. 6xI040: Godfrey
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-10-08
a WhiUawash that Sticks.

The following whitewash recipe
has been prepared by the United
States department of agriculture:
Half a bushel Of unslaked lime;
slake with warm water; cover during
the process to keep in the steam;
strain the liquid through a seive or
strainer; add a peck Of salt, previ-
ously well dissolved in warm water,
three pounds of ground rice boiled
TO thin paste and stir III boiling
hot, half pound Of powdered Span
1sh whiting and a pound Of glue
which has been previously dissolved
over slow fire, and add five gallons
Of hot water to the mixture; stir we'll
and let it stand for few days COW
cred up from dirt. 1t should be put
on hot. One pint of the mixture
properly applied will cover square
yard. Small brushes are best. There
is nothing that can compare with Il
for outside or inside work, and it re-
tains its brilliancy for many years.
Coloring matter may be put in and
made OF any Shade-Spanish brown,
yellow ocher or common clay.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-10-08
FosHEsKy STILL UNDERGROUND
Entombed Miner is Within Fifteen
Feet OF Freedom.

Centralia, Pa, Oct. 2.-Separated
from freedom by Is feet of solid
coal, Thomas Toshesky, the miner
who has been entombed In the Con-
tinental Colliery OF the Lehigh Val
ley Coal Company since last Friday
morning, must spend at least eigh-
teen hours more in his dismal cell
100 feet below the surface. He was
so informed tonight by rescuers,
who are working desperately to pen
citrate the wall OF coal surrounding
him.
notwithstanding that a powerful
air compressor to-day was installed
in the mine head mining officials to-
night declared it would be impossible
to break the coal barrier until noon
tomorrow, and perhaps not then.
When Toshesky was told the COM
pressor was in action he said he felt
much relieved.
Following the instructions of the
superintendent Of the mine to re-
frain from exerting himself too
much by picking away at the coal in
the direction Of his rescuers, the i'm
prisoned miner to-day did little
work. He conversed with his rescu-
"rs several times through the so
pipe that has been inserted from
an adjoining chamber and through
which his feed is sent to him.
TOshesky tonight told the physi-
clan who directs his diet that he was
becoming somewhat weakened be-
cause he has had no solid food for
nearly a week and said that he was
very anxious to sit down to a good
substantial Leef dinner. He said
that he had slept some during the
day and felt as well as could be ex-
pected under the circumstances. He
frequently asks the hour and passes
much of the time singing and pray
ing that none of the rescuers will
meet with an accident in attempts
to free him.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-10-08
CITATION NOTICE.
On Court Of Probate


The State Of South Carolina,
County OF Oconee.-By V. F. Martin,
Esq, Judge Of Probate.-Whereas,
f. S. Holleman has made suit to me
to grant him Letters Of Administra-
ton Of the Estate of and Effects Of
B. l.. Lowery, deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and
admonish all and singular the kim
dred and creditors of the said
B. l.. Lowery, deceased, that they
be and appear before me, in the
Court Of Probate, to be held at Wal
halla Court House, South Carolina,
on Tuesday, the 14th day Of October,
1913, after publication hereof,
at II o'clock in the forenoon, to
show cause, If any they have, why
the said Administration should not
be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this
30th day Of September A. ID. 1913.
(Seal) v. F. MARTIN,
Judge OF Probate for Oconee County,
South Carolina.
Published on the 1st and 8th days
OF October, 1913, in The Keowee
Courier and on the Court House door
for the time prescribed by law.
October |, 1913. 4O-41
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-10-08
"CASCARETS" RELIEVE
SICK, SOUR STOMACH
Move Acids, Gases and CIOggcd-up
Waste from Stomach, Liver,
Bovels-Cure Indigestion.
Get a 10-cent box now.

Get a 10-cent box now
That awful sourness, belching OF
acid and foul gases; that pain in the
pit Of the stomach, the heartburn,
nervousness, nausea, bloating after
eating, dizziness and sick headache,
means disordered stomach, which
cannot be regulated until you remove
the cause. 1t isn't your stomach's
fault. Your stomach is as good as
any.
Try Cascarets; they Immediately
cleanse the stomach, remove the sour,
undigested and fermenting food and
foul gases; take the excess bile from
the liver and carry off the constipated
waste matter and poison from the
bowels. Then your stomach trouble
Is ended. A Cascaret tonight will
straighten you out by morning-a To-
cent box from any drug store will
keep your stomach sweet; liver and
bowels regular for months. Don't
forget the children--their little III
sides need good, gentle cleansing,
too. adv.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-10-08
INQUEST INTO EAToN's DEATH.
Admiral's Widow to. BE Tried on the
Evidence Adduced.

Bingham, Mass, Oct. 2.-The
mysterious death of Rear Admiral
Jos. G. Eaton, at his home in ASSN
ippi seven months ago to-day was
the subject Of further secret inquest
here. Eight witnesses, most Of
heard. 1t is on the evidence adduc-
ed at the inquest that Mrs. Jennie NJ.
Eaton, the admirars widow, who is
charged with numbering her hus-
be tried October Ia.
At the conclusion of to-day's pro-
ceedings the inquest again was ad-
journed Indefinitely, but the district
reconvened before Mrs. Eaton is
brought to trial. The district attor-
ney declared that the government is
satisfied with it's case as developed
prosecution might be forced to quash
the Indictment against Mrs. Eaton.
officials informed Of the facts upon
which the government is building its
case to-day said it is one Of circum-
stantial evidence and there as yet
has been secured no definite clue to
the place where the poison was pur-
chased nor as to the identity Of the
person who purchased it. One Off
cial connected with the case to-day
said, "the real facts in the case have
not yet come out. When they do it
will be an interesting story"
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COTTON CROP CONDITION CAL.
Crop Condition In South Carolina,
7I-California 100.

Washington, Oct. 2.-The copdi-
States on Thursday, September 25,
was GAL per cent Of a normal, COM
pared with 6S.2 per cent on August
25, 1913; 69.6 per cent on Septem-
Der %, 1912; III per cent on Sep
tember 25, 1911; 65.9 per cent on
September 25, 1910, and CSC per
cent, the average Of the past ten
years on September 25. This an
day by the crop reporting board,
bureau Of statistics, United States
Department of Agriculture, in its
final condition report Of the season,
reports Of its correspondents and
agents throughout the cotton belt.
Alternating Conditions.
During the early part of the grow
favorable in the Western cotton
States and unfavorab1e in the East
ern cotton States; as the season ad-
vanced, however, prospects declined
in the East.
Until the latter part Of the month,
which to-day'S report covered, there
was severe drought in Texas, Okla
homa and Southern Missouri, but
this was broken very generally dur
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Sprin,sttc,', III, oct. A. Governor
DU1nc viii call a conference Of ,uaG-
nns citizens oi illinois next week to
consider the proposition of address,
ing a memorial to President Wilson
asking him to fix Wednesday, No
vember 10th, as THANKSGIVING day
for this year.
November 10 will be the fiftieth
anniversary Of the delivery by Abra-
ham Lincoln of his Gettysburg ad-
dress. The movement, it is said, has
the endorsement of United States
Senators Sherman and Lewis, of H.
linois.