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The Adair County news., 1914-08-19
Feeders May Go to 8 cents.

Monte Fox of Danville who
buys every year thousands of
fancy beeves for New York par
ties, says there is great search
ty of beef cattle, and he would
not be at all surprised to see
feeders" selling at eight cents
a pound now that the rains have
come and give good promise of
grass and corn. For the unini-
tiated it may be stated that
feeders" are young attic
which are put on feed and fat
tened for the following years
market. Fancy beeves averag-
ing 1000 pounds or better are
now bringing somewhere in the
neighborhood of $8.4O per hun
dred pounds, which is very
substantial advance over the
prices of a few years ago. Cat
tie on the hoof at $40 make sir
loin stakes in New York cost
about forty cents a pound at the
butcher shop and about $2.65 on
the swell hotel menus. Mr.. Fox
says that the low prices for beef
cattle a few years ago led many
farmers to quit feeding them
and the stock ran down because
so many cows and heifers went
to the butchers. The breaking
up Of so much grass land for
tobacco has also contributed to
the shortage of cattle. Now
that the prices are better the in
dustry will be stimulated but
naturally it will take two or
three years to replenish the
breeding stock. Mr.. Fox says
that there are now scarcely any
fancy beeves exported from this
country, but THAT a great deal
of Argentine meat comes to the
United States by way of London.
This beef, he says, is not as good
in quality as the domestic article
and for that reason does not
cAbmpete with the home beef at
the best home and hotels, but it
is widely sold and undoubtedly
keeps the price for the bluegrass
steer down lower than it would
otherwise be.
The Adair County news., 1914-08-19
Horses Need Eaercise.

BE sure to give each horse exercise
every day in harness or yard. except
OF course, during storms Box st<iSs
are the ideal ones, and every staose
should have several et all events ore
or two. On stormy days during winter
horses can be changed to these boxer
and given a chance . move around
The Adair County news., 1914-08-19

l keep on hands a full stock of
collins, caskets, and robes. l also keep
Metallic Caskets, and Steel Boxes and
two hearses. Prompt service night or
day Residence Phone %, office
Phone So.
45-1 yr J. f. Triptett,
AID Columbia, Ky.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

The Knights u Pythiss held . very
Interesting ssasloo saturday night; u
the ciss II mesllnx an Invitation a
Nm. Andy Miller, the losi1s. In hody,
went 10 her home aud enjoyed IN I'm.
snense feast, In honor u Brother
Andy.s birthday. To state that the
Miiiss's sse royal entertainers 10 put.
ting II mild. There may he some NOR
birthdays sooa sod the knights On
always prepared Abr emergencies.
Next Saturday night In degree work
and sli Knights are earnestly ~
Qussted r. - pss~eut.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

Mes Year ersetinsa srr 9retinea n
sood will. How they soften hard
hearts, purify bsse deslres, svseten
bitter thoughts, and make every d~~t
pur~s aud tend~ses. Let hearts ~.
pasd, sympsthiss enlarge, aud xooi
will ~txn. Let hsarsi'c'to"s drip
from ii.~, and substantial gifts fall
from OVERLOOKING handa. Make cheer.
ls-s home. radiant. hop~Iess hearts 10
thrill 9th 0nsp~aksble xisdne~s. fos.
give your enemies. Bury the psst.
R,.~ atiove the mssu s0d p~tty rssent.
n,~a,s which you may have hasbosed
ass,nss thass Sho have not used you
we'll. BE- e~Desous.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25
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Weekly Blade tns. bsen tremendous.
lts editor has chung to the original
'dea-a constructive Oewapaper for the
Information, entertain uient, and edu-
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hold. II stands for our national hope
OF hettsr homes and hotter Americans.
wholesome, sane optimism h its plat.
form. II seeks to build through the
spread of valuable knowledge and the
bstterment Of those Who put their NTH
In Its word. The Toledo Weekly Basds
b today - always II has hsen, the most
rsspscsed ~ oil 0us nation publications
and its eo,smns arr notably the We.
htclss Of truthful news and staanchly
ho0sss opinions.
You will not mud publication any.
where which appeals - thoroughly to
the 1amily circle - the Weekly Blade.
1t b indesd . drsside conpaatsm. Il
carries the usws OF the world crystal.
ised aud complete. Its vsf,ous de.
partms0n are edited by men and
women who uudentsud the nescis and
idssls Of ~ readers. The Household
paUs h . delight 10 the woaseo aud
ehlldssn-c0rrent svspts and national
pso6,ems are treated sditosially with.
o0t prsjudIcs-- IL sssiai stories are
sstsslsd with the view a pleasing the
gssassse numhsr q Actioa loven. the
ossseioa 1srsss = . scrap book a To-
vAleaGas inl0eDa:loa - tbs Fasuslsod
suonnns ~ tsaieps6 psssiy ~ ~
psDss = eelng - ssaAsss . assns
n nehanc1a9 49, - iuIDunaaisa
( tns1kSoaAsss1n "a
~ n lsssssss = ssoessssA-4eee every
Ssata(e , takea sass e Win ~ assirs
70 ases the wsskly D,a6s wosth 10
tsi0sseiy many tiuses shs psses = sss- \
seripsioo-el. - . ysas.
oaDp,s ssptn ipailsd me-. A1ds1n,
THE BLADE,
,.E Te.sdo. OAts.
Ths Dolosss Star and Tue Tosedo |
Blsds one year Sos the psIcs a TIE
Aeas--e3.0o oash In advance.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

The Star was late lest wssk and did
mt sst 10 the pustoilscs until Friday
evening. We wsss sossy 10 b. hats bus
the Isrss numhss u phone calls shas
came inqulslns abo0t the paper indi.
eatsd that psopIs rssily miss Ths Star,
end inssssd II annoying rsshss pleasss
~. We hais eo b late but we would
hate u nsoss II no one noticed ws vsss
late.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

NJ. end Mn. T. n. Akln sutsviainsd
q On slabosats dinner Wednesday,
In honos u ~. end Nm. Gen. willsIs.
Thoss vho snjoysd shh lssss n saod
thlnss wsss; Mr. end Nm. !. r. Akin
~. end Nm. J. =. Ak,a and lAm,,ly;
NJ. snd Mn. J. Q. Akin ed dssshtss;
~. end Mn y. D. Akin sad lsmlly;
~. end Nm. J. =. nsllssvss and
1Asnlly; ~. ssA Mn. q. ". Willsss.
NJ. end Nm. o. :. TsMhls, - ssl
Aanghtss; ~. go Mn y. U. Walless
aod dna0Alsss; ae1 1anaI Ahla.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

Saddle horses and hammer wer~
used lest Friday evening To libersts .
prisoner from the city hostile. II h
claimed thss the partiss who Engaged
In this spost sss known and that
sooner ~ later they oil b. given On
opportunity 10 explain snatssm t.sfoss
Police Maglstrsts Pinysn.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25
MIGHT NAVE helpsp.

0osakias b . WasAinstoa elub ~
SeAss Night Of ovsreomins li6lcsltisA
Congressman John n. Nielsen % VIZ,
eoasin told Of The happy thought q
little Gladys.
Some time ago. according 70 ~
congrsssman, little Gladys sas vatck
Ing her mother ironing some white
frocks. The day was very warm anA
mother was rather weary.
Mamma" finally asked the younos
stsr. isn't II awfully hard TO from"
Yes. dear" answered the tired -
rent. with . gentle sigh. "sonstimss
Il b very hard"
For . moment the little girl was
very thoughtful. and then came . ray
Of sunshine that ripplsd over her
pretty features.
"Oh, mamma" she snthusiastical
exclaimed, wouldn't II have been iine
II you had married . Chinese f"-Phil-
adelphia Evening Telegraph.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

Have yos mapped out your sdvsstis-
lag aampaiss sos the year 1915. You
siil and. u yos css~ 10 invsasi9sts, that
thu most ssnce.fui basasOea men ars
thor vto give the ,sn.t time and
Thought IN their advestiaing.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

Paul Rutherford aud boo Uptsin
vent nut West "Wednesday IN b. aoos
severai wesks trapping.
A foos al sOow h ~ the ground from
lssts wsska stSsm.
The baaaas held herr Saturday YES
veil attended In spite u the bed
weather and apossy eUoogh wss rel.
ised 10 pay the Christnas tree sxpsnsss
Many thsSks sss due The AI~sss Dun.
css and Kssmode aud tbs Dutch
dsncsn from Avto,a. vho hslpsd ~
out with the program.
The nnGnssm Club will pot on two
short plays es,lossd by dasss Dsessss.
bss y. Thsss plays asv II the vsvds.
Wills os6ss and viii ~ very susd.
Msks sssaasssnsals 70 attend.
Lave 0h6,lh snd lAsm.ly snloysd .
visit fsom . fsisad, Frank Mpss, u
Menlsoss.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

Al this writing Nm. Hasstaa, living
on the Oassis8 sassch 10 IAke vtsw.
= vssy lev sd ~ sgDsaeSA tsAlsa.
y. En60dOeSb saess1ono ~ ssas rod
h@s dasghtss. Nm. I'd Manhush, \
With her.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

Talmaxe Morrison hes opened IN art
studio In the Town hall aud h nov
ready to do oil kinds of photography
work. sse I'D In this iaaus u TIE
Star
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

Minnie E. Wallace with her sig
soldIen came over from Mancns yesaer.
day to spend the holidays With Der
mother, Mn. w. r. Osdway, sud On
ter, Mn. Harry v. Pyle.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

Mn. n. h. Wallses left Dnloses
Tuesday. for California whssp she will
join her son, Harvey. Her grand.
daughter, Thelma Lynch, sconus-
panied her.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

Mn =. I. Smith and daughter ~
tssns1 from Cpstex Monday. Albert
vent dawn and beought them up In
~ Dstea.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25
o. the NeD,lsty.

o. the hte6lllty.
Il undsestanA POUR daughter = %.
ihg 70 nArry titla.s
yea rspa1sd ~. Cunsox.
W. ~veo esso UtAos oiss0v aDoU X
well. svssy ~ hes IL ska1ev Of
sorrow. have favorits horse nansd
Prince and favorits dog named Duks
] cont know which m have 70 81 rid
- 70 svoid ooufusion In the family."
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

TAs Rev. II q Hlsss Alnasas.
now ssady. grows a~ss papsAs go
uassai With ssSh paas,se ysas. Isbe
axsd nsessslsy 10 he0ss. eAsVs 81
commercial establishment I'll evss
this consinsat. rhls 1Asss1s aa4 va)u.
able yeas hnok M assFooe@y, seosNe
weather and sasshQsshss slsosl1 = n
every hosps aud o(IScs. Pssessns
Hicks coasplsses thta 6sse lsses q Ao
grSas Almassc as sks eesss ~ -
Yeventlssh year. TIE Almasa0 wsll -
mailed fos IS csnta. Tbs Rev. III r.
Hicks nne Masastns. Woodland Wests
IN srnt oas year, With copy u ~
Almansc. tor only osse dollas. SsWd ~
them 10 World and Wosks Pubsls6.
Ing Company. 1901 Fssahma Ave-.
~. l.ouls No. You vtll never pegsss
your investment. Try u ~ lstS.
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The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

H1~ard Nero and family came In
the eSsa OF the week from RIdg way
an1 VII spend the winter In this place.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

- and Bill Snyder, from the
Ne9DsOt section, we're Dolores busi-
ssa ssltoss this week loading out with
wtao1s seppiI~s.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

Make stir! What fort because, "
you do not you never will accomplish
anything. Life 10 hsld icto which
harvest hands, In great numbers. have
been sent. Make . stir! Swing the
scythe and cut down the grain. Uss
your hands, biadins into bundle~ Ill
that b rrady Sor the garner. Make .
stir! II you are merchant, he on the
slest; display your sooia, attrc, the
people, and In . liv~,v way move
around them, and SHOW you are . III.
ling servant, even anxious to sncous.
MEDIATE In the smallest II mattsss.
Advertise! Be energetic herr. Why.
your patrons ars looking Tor sosus word
from you, and really expect you 10 an
nouncs some great hargains, - yos,
profess TO labor In their interest. Stir
around! Make tbs most II your opp0s-
tunittes; and LIE . grand succea. Lille
n . battleneld, and no hattie vaa ever
won without struggle. aud no sssug.
eis ever tnok pisoe Without snuss stir;
henos ve repsa, u. make . stir, o. you
oil never gain victory.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

A phone Tnesanee was receivsd Wed.
nesday from District Superintendent
Lace stating that he would have .
preacher In Dolores early next month.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

~ Bar b sssusd early shh wsch on
sdssnss 81 Chr,stmss.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

~ r. q. y. Fog and the children
&C., ever from Durango TO spend
lht o111ay vacation In Dolores.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

A dance will b given In The Do,oess
,psrs houss this evening.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

The Dolores mershants have bssu
busy the past week taking cass Of ths
Chststmas sh0ppeu.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

Considerable travel y being dose On
aleds thee days.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

~ pstess IN. nvs yos asasy.
Az wosk guaranteed. In nAsossus
every Thussday. Friday - Gsspr1Ay.
d. AMs4u.
Dsattue.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

Msdse Bergh 10 home from Golden
10 spend the vacation With her parents
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

Wsnssai- Family vash.ag 80 100
dsy vsse = ~ klsdA kepn1sy on1oD1
esas1 1u1lssss1s eAenn - -
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

A. Extremist.
"0psaEsfns' = always stirling q
$3.50"
Yes. I've sean him hang to 0 strap
b trolley car and Try to Do u Naoe,
Ally."
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25
Wasted = Desusnakimg q h0ssss.
Nm, q. Aenss.


NOTICE
No4ies b hsssAy sisss tAst - ssseel ~.
- a ~ s1oekk11aegD q ~ u4AnP0 o1eeo
hant v1l = ksld : ~ umpse - CS9leag
ma, "A, Issssss u ks9w :. 90 J
:. =. 81 - DesDms - seest1ao lfeDesy ~
IL saoaiog ysal, aaA ~ esaa1oeetsa = 80
RAsusAss Wsal lAssss
First paA ne. ~ MA.
LAst psb. san. :, M.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

George W. Wiltsle y moving ost to
bis farm under the Summit systen,,
where he and Elsa Pinkerton wlll
raise corn and hogs In the futurs.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

q Cunningham wsa down from
IT, Wess Dolores "Wednesday.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

Judging from the pnlice rreoris of
the past week or I've Il ID about time
that = minister We hsinG sent ~
DulOrea
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25
Explained.

A Belfast tradesman stepped into
. BARRIERS shop the other day. and
while he was being shaved the barber
was wondering n this was . new Gus
toner.
Have you ever been here for .
shave before!" asked the barber.
Yea. once" was the reply.
But do not remember your nee,
sir"
well. I daresay you don't" said
The customer. "Ys see, its . healed
- noo..-Ths Shamrock.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

i =. B. =. Green left Tuesday to
49, ChrIstmaa with friends fu Da.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

avtd swickhim~r rsturned firm, .
- ssU trip 10 Rico the Grit u the
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

: e s:..I :::: !. 4 80 .:.. r. :.
Mssi.. = Asgssg s,ys. y - ~ 20
= 3s..1s kssssssIs {. &C., u.
- = aiss3 -. - -
2s.ssss q 4|:::as,esI
- $50 ~ -.
E.sls' 49,, "a - - - 4
A,.:''' 1As'' =. ''a' Is::.....,s
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

Nv. W. Dunlap y . Durango visitor
III week.
Jank Riddle had some nns lettuce In
sowa Tuesday evening.
H 4
~ 6aas h lssued sasly shis week on
aeDoans 81 Chnstmas.
ensgs BrOoks 10 . guess Of Mayor
I pssesso sUd WIN Lynch.
= Bartlett, from Stony Crssk.
~ 0ssorss ins lev days.
q Cunningham wss down from
~ W0s Dolores Wednesday.
~ eusun,en was ssnong those who
vl1es1 Durango the a~t os the week.
Avbd swIckhim~r rsturued firm, .
As3ssU trip 10 Raco the arst u The
ws(A.
T.. b. r. 0sesn Ieft Tuesday 10
49, Christmas with friends III Du.
40 Rsadn-ld enjoyed . drive
thteoUh the amos In bin ranch down
theeesss Sunday.
- r. q. y. Fog and the Children
soob 0vss from Durango 10 spend
N ofsAav tins, A, r.,loru~
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

10 WoousnU
what does II mean. pop about he
survival OF the nttest?"
"fhs survival Of the ltt-sstf Il
means that the dressmakse always
aoes the money"
The Dolores star., 1914-12-25

| LOCAL NEWS NOTES
Considerable travel y being doss On
slcds thess days.
A dance will b given In The Do,oess
opsrs houss this svsnins.
A. knoblock 80 down from hls
stoney Crs~k ranch Tuesday.
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Madee Bergh 10 home fron Golden
10 spend the vacation With her passuls
The Dolorss mershsnts have bssn
busy the past week taking cars Of ths
Christmas chopper.
Min Grace N. SGallow aud Mlss
Viva r. smith were Dussngo visitors
the 6rst VI the week.
-
Judging from the pnlIce rreoris of
the past week or I've Il 10 about time
that = minister We hsin9 sent ~
p. II. McCsbe this wsek shipped IN
several hundred hsad u doe ysasiing
and two year old stssss frsm Texas.
They will 10 led In the valley.
George w. Wiltsle h moving mt to
bis farm under the Summit syssen,,
where he and Elsa Pinkerton viii
raise corn and hogs In the futurs.
A phone mesanee was receivsd Wed.
nesday from District Superintendent
Lace stating that be would have .
preacher In Dolor~s early next month.
Talmsge Morrison hes opened IN art
studio In the Town hall and h nov
ready to do oil kinds II photography
work. See I'D In this isaus II Ths
Star.
Mn. n. h. Wsllses l~ft Dnlores
Tuesday. for California whssr she wiil
join her son, Harvey. Her grand.
daughter, Thslma Lynch, scoom-
panied her.
Minnie E. Wallace with her six
soldIen came over from Mancns yesaes.
day to spend the holidays With Der
mother, Mn. w. r. Osdway, sud On
ter, Mn. Harry v. Pyle.
Al this writing Nm. Hosstaa, living
on the Dasslne raach 10 I1aks visv.
= vesy lev 80 sos sxDssesd tsAlsa.l
U. Kn601OeSA sasss1ono ~ sss rod
h@r dasehtss. Nm. I'd Mssihush, y
With her.
New-York tribune., 1914-05-28
Buyers arriving In New York may reg
lister in this column By teiephoning
Beekman 3000
Drygoods. etc.

Drygoods. etc.
ALTOONA. PENN-W f Gable & Co. I Tru-
dean. white goods. Walker
BALTIMORE-S Todes, white goods. hosiery
and notions. Herald Square.
CHICAGO-Madigan Bros. J NJ Kelly. dry
goods; Brozte
cLEvELAND-s NJ Hex,er Co; S NJ Hexter.
Innings, 62i Bway.
cI.EvELAND-Roo & MoBrid. co; b
callow. prints and wash goods; NJ Bond,
prints and wash goods ~ Leonard.
MEMPHIs-B Lowenstein * Bro; p b
Sharp. silks; % nth.
NEW HAVEN-H starin, woollens; Park Ave
NEW HAvEN-J weissman. trouserinss; Wal
NEW MISUNDERSTANDING & Robinson Coz
w G Burnell. dress goods and silks; 20
sHINGToN-woodward & Iathrop; F e
Mack. linens and white goods; 334 Fourth
av; Prince George
wAsHINGTON-s Kann Sons & Co: ] d
Furlong. silks and velvets; 2l5 Fourth av.
CIoaks. Suits, womens Wear. etc.
BoSToN-R II White Co; Mcbride, cloaks
and suits 50 w S3d st.
BOSTON-W & A Bacon: Miss Dryer. infants
wear: Miss N L Finn, cloaks, suits and furs
81 Union So.
BosToN-w Ffenc's Sons Co; Mrs Phillips,
ladies' coats; 1l6 w 32d 81.
COLI UMBU S-Federman & Levy; c Melancon
laces, embroeeries. petticoats and muslin un-
derwear; II 4 26th ST.
DETROl1-J l. hudson Co, Il r Ranck, iadleS
ready-to wear; so Union So.
MILWAUK EE-Stumpf x banghon: SOM
m-r; B Kaufman. ladies' ready-to-"esf;
1851 Bway: Broztell.
WASHINGTON-Hech & Co: Miss X Roache,
corsets and muslin underwear McAlpin.
Millinery. Laces. Notions, etc.
BoSTON-Gilchrist Co; f w Dempsey,
gloves umbrellas. laces. ribbons. neckwear
furn goods and hosiery; 80 White st
BUFFALO-J " Adam 4 CO. r g Truxes
laces embds and neckwear; 2i4 Church st.
CHICAGO-Montgomer Ward & CO. r r
Bernhard. gloves. millinery ard hair goods;
CHICAGo-C a stevens & Bros: F f Dynes.
laces hdkfs, trimmings and ladies' neck
wear; 40 f. 22d St
CHICAGO-Marshall Field & CO. T J Kolar.
embds lO4 Worth st. Latham.
CHICAGO Ascher co; \ a Adams ladies'
hats: 621 Bway.
NEI.AND-Hsrrington & Co; G &C Har-
ringtOn. millinery: York.
ELMIRA. y Y--S r Iszsrd Co: G 3 Brooks
laces embds, Innings and notions. 3lj 4th
ST LoUIs-stix. Baer & Fuller Dry Goods
co: Miss Schultz, ladies' neckwear; II W
23d ST.
ST LoUIs-L Alderman. millinery; W
22d St
wAsHINGToN-s Kann Sons & Co; Miss b
Rudolph ribbons: 215 4th av.
Mems and Boys Wear, etc.
BOSTON--R II white & CO. l. Fisher hats
and clothing; 80 w SD 81.
CLEVELAND-W Davis & Co; w B
Davis furn goods and clothing; 40 z 17th.
Navarro.
DETROIT 7. Hudson Co; II Rich. furn
goods. 30 Union 50.
LOWELI-Smart Clothes shop; ID o. Brien.
furn goods and clothing; Hermitage.
NEW HANEN-Shartenburg 4 Robinson Co:
furn goods, hosiery and underwear; -
Spring ST.
OGDENSBURG-R W Dobisky, clothing
Park av.
SYRACUSE-L Vinncy Clothing Co: W s
Peck, jr; furn goods and clothing
Latham.
TROY. y Y-Union Clothing Co; Lewis.
ready 10 wear: Albert.
WASHINGTON-M Goldenberg; y Good
man. boys clothing: Darlington.
Miscellaneous.
IATLANTA-Davison. Paxon. Stokes Co. Mrs p
New-York tribune., 1914-05-28
BUSINESS NOTICES.
CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NEW
York, by the grace OF God. free and inde-
pendent. 20 Octayie Peugnet Annie Moran,
Mary Ann Moran. Michael Moran. John Sper-
ling. Virginia Noel Louis d. Peugnet Maria
Won Wlrdegeer, Hamilton Peugnet Edmond
Peugnet Howard Cray. Mrs. Joseph Stebhtrs.
George r. smith. aud 70 all persons Interested
In the Estate OF Louise Peugnet Nideiet. late
or she County OF New York deceased as
creditors, legatecs. next of kin or otherwise
send greeting. You and each OF YOU are hereby
cited and required personally 10 be and appear
before our Surrogate NJ the County o. New
York AZ the SurrOgates' Court Of said county
held at ths Hall OF Records. IN the County u
New York. ON tho sixteenth day OF June 1914
AZ half past ten o'clock In the forenoon OF thar
day then and there TO attend judicial settle
mcnt Of the account OF proceedings or Robert
Louis Hoguct as Executor OF the Last VIII
ami Testament o. said deceased. and such OF
you as arc hereby cited as are under tho ago
OF twentv-one years are required 70 appear By
yOur guardian n YOU have one. or n YOU have
none. 20 appear and apply for ole 10 be ap-
pointed or IN The event OF your neglect or fail o.
ure- 10 30 so. guardian Will be appointed by
the Surrogate 10 epresent and act FOR you N
tho proceeding.
In testimony whereof we have caused tha
seal Of the Surr0gatcs' court Of the said Coun
~ OF New York 10 be hereunfo
n. S. affixed. Witness. Hon. JOHN j.
tOIlADAN. a surrogate Of our said
County az the County of New York, the 29th
dav of April. in the year ~ our Lord ons
thousand nine hundred and fourteen
DANIEL ]. DOWDNEY
flerS Of the SurrOg4fes' Court.
New-York tribune., 1914-05-28
LIS PEN DENS.
MAY q.
Manhattan.

18TH ST. n o. .S W Of sth nv. 2oSi0oil: G
" Lowerre art Eta G. Dupont ct nj uore-
closure Of MTG; attys. Thomson. koss K war
ren.
ll7TH ST, .. 80 of "a av. t0x5s.5: n G
Bernheimer et al agt S Adler ct al foreclosure
OF Mtg. attys. stewart & Shearer.
1TH AV. 290i and 1905. two actions; NJ
Fcchheimer ct al aTt l. & p CONSTRUCTION
Corporation ct al foreclosure OF two mtss)'
atty. S y Kurznan.
LOT II. map OF part OF estate Of Min
thorne: Il Berlncr sgt S Klsusner ct al
(amended foreclosure % ptg): sttys. Myers &
Goldsmith.
ii5TH ST. siO r: L G Jones agt Angelina
Ferrar ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attys'
65TH 81. sss and ss7 E; Ebr,nan agt II
Levy ct al foreclosure OF mtg: attys. Lach-
man & Goldsmith.
Nth st, e0i u; 18th st. 330 W: road from Ford
ham To West Farms n $. H1o W OF Old Gin
Ton ,av. TsSlo7s: Lewis ST. Isl and los
MGheI M n piac 70: % SSr io, is,, ay Ssoo @ th s.
23l and 20 F.. and 5sth ST. 53e W; Greenberg
ast Goldberg Greenborg. Inc, ct al faction
TO ,.1, set as aside deeds; atty: II u Elias; % =, =,
foreclosure OF MTG; atty, J l. W Gibson.
The Bronx.
PROSPECT Av. $. 100 IT Of Samuel
ST. S3SIO0; II r browne urus), agt Giosuc
Gallant et al foreclosure OF mtg; attys.
Hamilton, Gregory Freeman.
ELTON AV. g. e3s IT W OK 1924 st. A.lo
x12Isx irreg: Sarah T. Furnald ct al (trIs).
agt r Corbett ct al foreclosure OF mtg):
atty. n Kelly.
GROVE ST, w :. 1852 IT n OF lslst st
26.5x52Sx irreg; Agnes Cook sgt w A Nc
Conaghy ct al foreclosure OF mtg; atty, W
File.
TEE TAW Av. n W cor OF land OF Roman
Catholic Orphan ASYLUM: w Il Fleisher Co.
Inc, agt Roman Catholic orphan Asylum ct
al faction to foreclosc mechanics llen); attys'
lOrhctt Z. Stern.