davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
Ur,g,-ris. Etc.

DrSgvrd., ttC.
ATHENS uHIO-D lerner 60; ~ - ~. W,
ians. dress gooofs and S,lhs ov Grand
BAITGMORE-Aioritz, Wiz CO. N"''
cotton picro Goods Hreslin 49,.
BOSTON-M ! Collins. pieco sooos' hon-
cfNceiiNNAri- Bischof. sterne stein; u
stein Cloukings 200 oth eN. -, 49,.
DIES MONIES llarriF' Einery 20 " ~ n,vs~
DETROIT -uurnharn, Storpcl 10: 'o-f
ingram dreHs goods, SILKS NelN''H "'.'
wash goods 20 Leonard q -r..,,
MALONE. y Y-Hswle, a Wech, ] Ne'on'
Woollcns; Murray lItll. -,,.,.. u.
NEW MAVEN Shartenblrs & Robinson, W
g. Burwcll drefs goods and SILKS 10
new HAVEN A corbin, wOolIens: Col
prIiii.ADTLPHIA-M siIverman d son; A
PHlBADELPIIlA--H Cohn, oioahhss
rrTT7TSsBuRGH- Pi,uour,A D 1co; ; II
Iiovd. domestics: u Leonard ct
fT1TSIst RGlI-Ievi1 Nicnan o; " LoN-
a. .ll,toclH ami lali,t' ready -to-"''''
potipTrH&p Me corouei MIG Co: " Sai-
man cotton piece goods HOFFMAN. .-,.
sARATOGA SPRINGS N N--U - oisrbuGf
8 90. e NJ Starbuch, drygoodH' 10
ST LOUIS Elseman Bros Mfg TO. w u
Llsemau. piece goods; ils2 BWay. y.-....
At LON, Scruggs Nauderyoor' barne.
Il. g co: II Crawford, dryso'ds' ~
ToLEDo-H stein Clock GO; n Tobias.
c1aks and suits. 20 Madison Av
distinction. u WOODWARD I2'tht"PI
= = Mack. domestic, linens i!'hhcls anu
blankets. "a Fourth aF
Women's and Chlldren'- Wear.
BALTIMORE The Hub; Air II Sloman.
la4ier rcaly-to-wear, Gregorian ...,.
los rDN-K n Whle co; l. T. NH van
,,,,Is1">. ,i'.Ii,n, = hutton. " n Deeper
millinery. ilG " sd a. al ~.
UOSrON-W lneue'f SONG 60; Miss VI"
,ba-cmeuD T. Ring ladies machine
made Grcsse, iie W 3sd ~.
EOSToN-R u White Co. Miss G ldrp!
cloal and suits, 1870 B va: ,,,- i,l,o..
coats; Nlss 4 Goldinr. "aistl unlsF"ea''
etc: 81 linton Square Dam,
CIIIcAGO-Stc=el cooper CO. l. Bern
cH1cAGo"ca Pirie Scott q Co; Ma
VI Dunlap, cloaksi waists ana su''' 80
Worth st. ,,-,,,,,...
n Philipsho-n. Mr Essential. skirts and
dresses spring.; ia3 west slst st
waists, pstticosts. und-rUs2I. etc; alise u y
cLr -3! - ;I az g. o rsroul, .adi.,
read, TO wear. o. West 1911 -. 49,
UETROII-E Kern Co: Mise Wstko'
'adie-' ready-to-wear: Marie Autoinette
IJARRlSRURG. observation-disclosures;
Robinson, coats. suits and dresses: 10 Z
geth -.
NEW HAvEN-Shartenhur & Eooinson; NJ
NTumma ladies' read: to-0 car; 30 Spring
PIuJADELPHIA-- WausmskcE; A O
Crcfsrsn. corsets. waists nud pet,coa's;
Bvay and 10Th -.
PULApIIPIiA-E Notto"lt@ laIleh
-caiy-'o-vrtr. Holman.
plrrseI'E,;d Rogg. q Runl; J W Nc
,r,e~y. ,'oets. suits ana rurs: ~ W @t'. 81.
PITTSBURGH ''-auk g. Salcr. Miss M'y-
s-s, cotton Tetticoots, Miss G;itin. waists
r6i'ri,o < T. Miner Co. ! II Tyroier,
l,diee. re.I--.o -vr-r. ~ w .:d -.
y-ORCEsrER Deutolr s Mckay %: Il
2Isrcl ladies' ready lo-v'.ar; : "aiET, ~. a.,
WASHINGTON. u G. Wool NafH "'''I'P'
wooNsocNEr. II l-Horr,. & . M1gIs o r9i
.srtu.aT 10 spring st, Mu-rev III
YORK PENN-T " Bear Co, Niles Il 'e'-
r,rthaler. infants wear. ole ith A..
Millinery. Laces. Ribbons. Etc.
nAT.-r.rORE-B BarEain hoos.
= Tteutr,sr. ni.'irer. NarseiIlo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
IN The AUCTION MARkEI.

'v-o following transactions were recorded
yesterday iu tle Now York Real Estate M
ry Bryan d. Kennedy.
rST IT. o.S W. .,..C SO West End 1v. l"oS
1.1n. Soy dWc. withdrawn. also.
Long ISLAND CITY. Nelson ~, - O., .!
F.tti-, 81. 'tNs'1 vacant. also pI5;,. ia
10 each. w FtJ-s 81, bet ~ ,n. bol.''
va-c aro Nelson az. sold for 8 s.o. "lso.
OAhbAIL. l. l. is plots on Sonng3No.
Russell. Cross and Po,peridge rds; sls1 :
plots o. Montauk AZ. Cukdalo pouleVius'
sold fo- 500
81 Joseph T. DaJ.
sTH AN. $40 w. cor 18th -, OK %,
II yty iott and stoye blde; icsseholai told 70
Leon Mal-aisoa for SCOOP.
st The Bronx Exchange
81 Joseph p. Day.
& LAWRENCE Az, 1901. 2 cor Mansion
a.. g5xas; adjourned 20 Nov 4.
By Henry Brady.
MAIN 81. w g. ca r Pop'sr e Dsl'''
sold 70 tie pleiatif FOR a'c"
By :. Z. Mayors.
VAN buren, ST. 1914 {. crs,4 EeE
Sest az. N.Sx1oo; sold % the pla'ntn 10Y
a. 500
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.


CCroBEr -.
..rseI Az sig. 5s..--.,.. 80.
,<--'r ,.ti. ~ .i4,'1,I,. 49, ,1E
-S,u.'+. vic.ort, p5ad Tc-lo,. -
49,, r. a. g., ~ En-
1,'tttIrr oS 81 81 ,.s.- . 800
H 1. 4, !, 81. ~ ~ t.s,a &, I'm, Il-
50 - A. ~ "a ~ az 'o@ "a,
;,, III, 49, ~ 80 =, - 20 PES ian o.
80, -,i.,y. sgrye Lea, . c. Eea,I 3.
~, ~,
,-- 90, nan .,s ,~o,.-,. Va '-+~'
,,---. v-I,s.a bc4 l.,...' Nh .--.,., w
~ ,a-,i9,.4t Iart. Tai. T. .-dfs. ,.
It....riL 80 4 ~, Cnr,ia1J. So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29

for lrcurabies. the Adirondack Cottage ard
the Chidren's All Society. 70 Annie f.
crane and AIel, J.. brown, nie'es, So. 90
g GO There are numerous teGuests 70
friends and relatives. Residue TO Mary Edna
pcmroy ana Caroline + And rsou sister,
each o1e-third one-thrd 10 children OF de
csas,l brother Of 'c..atriA. sat,eree. can
fel- q stone. a'tya.
GEORGIANA ". FOSTER Sept. 81: less
than $1,000 real -statC. less than $1,000 per
sOnli. 90 Helen Webster Foster laughter.
Whifiock a. Slmcna-. a'tyB.
ABRAHAM BAUM oct. %: ,core than
q 90 r-rsonul 20 Pauline Baum. Uothe-.
Noiimal & Wo.lma1 atty-.
TEAN,I II L.. LORlNG March so; ,ao.c
than So 80. 10 Wihiamanns LorHs vito.
SETTLE SIMON sept 90; mora than
$1,000 zeal estate. moro than s 600 per
s1pal ~ sons and daughters and grand
children. Adam Wiener. ATTY.
-1DAfrND kAIL oct ~; more than 3
I'd" I.rsonal: 20 Elizabeth KatI. Vife. Arr
steiu g Levy. att3s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
Organ Fills Ten Box Cars.

One Of the largest organs ever con-
strpcted has been made in q Hartford
factory. II is designed for use at the
Psnsme-Pa Exposition and has
just been loaded for it's long trip across
country. When taken apart for ship
ment it filled ter box cars. and Il will
require more than two months TO put
il together again when il reaches the
fair grounds. II 10 81 feet long, 70 fee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
he Bronx.

sign mo ErodsKy 10 Isaiah ecAofer. =
Isaiah S.hnler 20 National SIrety Co, =
Rsbescu ral1nan 70 Adalirc Pcla,scheH
81
Johanna Ritsest 20 Israel Rn,iau; 81
J Davies 10 Lizzie . Earuch sf.fty
Title Guarantee & Truht co 10 Rc.e herheut .
$1,000
SOMA Hea.tv 90 TO : - D.vies $500
Char ot'e " Giuigau 20 Alan Aimphius; 81
d g. Davies % Joseph B1rIch; omitted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29

Broadway: oct 20 (rnts ses 900, s'ty , y
Bernstein. > Beekman 81 sly
MADISON sT, 1oI. :, @5Nios Juha 40
IS rsrt; an UTE al i,eo,. oct - iioo
PARK Az. W cor tAth Il, runs To-
l02cI . 5l.lN % ~ So 10 nv 49,, 80
10 Lcx. the miilNcr cic, q tho kCiol,E''
Tro'eHart Dutch tor South CHURCH IN rui
cen e.. 90 tlo church Extension Comml'l'
~ the prcsbyterv Of New Nuit. loo Nv" q
untg sl3o.coM all Hens, OCT IS. atty, 90. -.
ISL Az. w 6. 100 E 80 Fl. i9tHio.iiZS
io2Hio0. " Rotter 20 Hannah LfdercI. 80
" 18Th 1t. oct -; atty. sch''s'hsc.,;
Sd ); 81, So &. @ T. 2alr W 20 a. 2$.iKSI =. *
q S; rstclIo WohIgomuth 20 y Jsnes'
7ol Y i5sth At untg $loOOW: july ~ atty;
sr iio' AZ e rs n Ssd At. 74.sNico fore
closure. Dot 10. 2 ! Mclean. ref 70 j. ~
Roosevelt. Ssvville. L !. Il too.eNe,,,
sUql MASSACHUSETTS as, Na,hiusloh' anu
Fortescus i2S " ~ st. trustees; oc, 80 ~,
ettvs Roosevelt & Kolhs - Wall 81. @u,UW
nth ST. Jpi >. . s. e6 e. ~ \. '''oNi,,".'
foreclosure oct ~. T. Hurley. ref 10 W -.
Bedford. \ Y, trustee VIII marI
oct .: atty Il " Gambler ~ Wall 81; 900
IosTtI ST 20 LsE;nFton AZ; |2 ~ 10
TGIeT PT,ocscrboH Sss pige;omos sv: Loretta
BrincNerhor. 474 W ihsth Ct and Mane'
Cafferty. 90 st Nicholas u; oct 20 s,I it 90
Dciches @. al Eva ,,,.....,1. me- i5y
loSIli -. D. 20" ,afI' Ail.r. sos "
100 u; Matilda adl"r 70 Sr,it-s- ~ n 100
loo,h 81 sept TO- d''V'' 500
RWay, -,. 80 ,y IA ~. 81. 4N9o.it.
Fe.en r. vie . MelSer y. 20 =" - ~ 555rc,s
- Iars az n'S S'S'''' 500
80 30 .oso a An,aterlan AZ.
L4IH ~. q. 80 49,, ~ - Eerthn Won
ESpKH' NJ. = Jo.'S r-IushinE :.
shelly. l. NIll,s,o"S -, 1TcIly 90
(mtE S1iNVl. tct q: atN' wa St
MJin 81. fIushinS. l. ,...-a..r, 49,.
l3iTH ST T.. "2i.' " H", stx ocin. ,,,i
3. same atty. -., 90. ost
1GS1U ST Isl w, q. = go. 81, ,,o,i,',,,c
Co.. il5 Bwav mtg s2ocoM: all liens: s Uv5
-. atty. J lcdcUnsn. 10 bNaN. ,.. ,,,"5
17@D 81. q. 100 W Aud1no4 '' -,C 80 \
Dillon. pos W,st Ind ov. CO.. -: s 2,,,6a
Koly IS Conuo.Iv. - Nassau -..
The Bronx.
-, ,.,..,.
BEAUMONT A\ e''' ana ~" ,-. I,,r.
FarIEo Construction 60. Inc. -, i-au'" -
ago. cpe Beaumont Az mtg S.i""'; '' ,,5
atty, d a Irota' -! tn'' 80, 81 Ia g. u.
BROSX BOULEVARD, ~ = So ,,o
22sth 81. 20&Nifs.6. ~ = N9LhcW, - Inc. "' io
CyIs, @ Bronx faihWaS ~II.,-.r1y com!
h"uy' ", 49, Sli3 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
Flower Again Pleads Guilty.

DR.. Richard c. Flower. who was ar.
rested last week in Toronto OIL five in
dictments found here in 1903. charging
larceny, yesterday appeared before
Justice Davis in the Criminal Branch
OF the Supreme Court and renewed his
pleas of guilty 10 two Of the indict-
ments. lie was remanded to the Tombs
until November for sentence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
sBEing9 man.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Mails Iessel
Va-s-.. Eor. Line close. 6aila.
Eeps-au-1. Havana, Ward 900 - 300 NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

~ f. -fscombcr. c..r Annie Tet 80; !.
to Emma a. NsttNr".-cn, ~
= T. Dodge 20 -abeila - Fla1cisi
.s's Rotter 70 = L.dere-. 5000
T. " Jones and ano 20 7 J 'c1 oholl'; z
s King and luo % l. y Jones md enc.
L G; Hudeerand. e,- = II q Hndetrsul
10 u Q UildchrHud. trustee Carrie . hor--
same. a. trustee Cs-ric c. 2ioritz. 10
Clara Il IIIdebraud. heir Carrie Mori's,
TIN, Guarantee and Trust Co 20 J a
Tros0ridgc, trustee for Mary pAFih.
Same % l. Fhitiock. 1900
Enra % Levin 20 " l. Lambert 'l- 700
" \ Hsciiano oImr to Disabe,h -
Kr,ilsuitch 70 j Rochester. 500
Nsw Work Tito Insurance 90 70 v D
Hsr-'. truste-t el-.p"'
Same - Helen OEtr'e. $4,000
Msry Horlcr 90 J Iorl-r, =
e. folding co % L 2ipkir $4,000
CliyC T. Gates, Cdn 70 Ella g. Lili..
Equitable Trus. % Of Kew York 20 Law
yerS Vo-tgaye -: 900
Lawyers Mortgage Co to STAR Dolertty.
Larvers Title Insurance zud Trust 60
70 United states Trust co Of Sc" York.
s. onuo- aud sno 20 u tucker, 81
Same 70 same; y
Now York Tito Insurance GO - Guar
sn'y Trust 90 Of New York; 20"
Trie'a Hart TO International Fidelity ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29

Humidity.
a m.....,3 / ?. m......4l So So. -
Barometer Readings.
a. II. 50.I2 ! D. m. 1905 sp. m..toot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
,1:t. ra--- AM a16.e.- @: I--. -ete7 az.
attorney
OCTOBLR -.
Manhattan.

.-.r,,BJN AZ. 39a w g.. o. .s5,.
IS So ~ s a-1 Amelia g. Uolu-o 60 j h
I!'tze. lG5 " 4s;h g. mtg $4,000 al iiens
zen IN. at'v " y lgubi,.c..: %y5 Mac.
E&Ht PROPERTY, r II,,5c 20 amelia
, uolmes. So Audubon av Guts 5000, ~
l!eu,. oct IS 81
UpGLCONBE ~ i4j and i41. e. 40
tAstL ~. t5slu5 2x2s. 4NGi.2, 7 L CraiK ~
40 sherman g." 1900 9th avi oil hcosi o.,
%. lt.y, y s Eo'l. 1900 9Th av; 81
rUCUCOVT. iN 14G ana 49, r d, oio
145th -, sOx37 2Afl .Nsi@; same 90 -aTne.
an Hens. oct o.. g.
MADISON Nv. r ~ cor i2rtn =. 50Ni2. .
2 -t.nid R..llr @ V Olln NetltE -. $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29

Now story LiGa class eleva-
to- house. oil OUTSIDE rooms.
spscial,y anapteI lu bachelors
Service. etc. under personal
supervision
- S,ory modern frsprcu' building
a.. ues-s ssr5ca " ep'mtS E,e-J
c1nrerisn-c. az outti3e ro0-s. pr
-ac.lt NsH. lsrgs c.os,, ly6.l.
ilc-t cca'tTic-t i3.I,icr = city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
WILLS FILED.

clsiy for the Keller OF the Ruptured and
C1pplsi ant 81 Mays Free Hospital for
Childrea. the little Mothers Aid Society.
The American Bible Society. the Hous. Of
-. Holy Comforter. the Fl,e Church Home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.


ID Az .oi5 20 1850; RubenE,eia Bros z,
Him Amusement CO. luc. e. al. July - 1914
tcencelle1l SIS
SAME PROPERTY Hudson Wood Work.
ms CO az, same July 81 1914 tclncelled)
SIC
SAME PROPERTY. 4 Sherel Z Co Ak,
--me: july =. 1871 tcsace.!ed) ,i15
SAMk PROPERTY. E4cslsiyl Mstal Cell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
OLD LANDMARK LEASED
Cosmopolitan Hotel on Cham
beers ST. Corner, Rented.

-.. f.. ---..s. E5ts s. o- 'ardma-.. 80
a.. .--+ress. ..--... re- Wee Broadway AID G. am
e.. "a, t... .s-sa -g SB-Je. y. H"esito
-....a. ~. .-..ty-o-c goar, at 81 sEsftsa'e
...t ---. ,--J.',-s co pot 't.-S
.-. I.. .es. urtcl s-'el t-- tls 'sst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
Letters Of Administration

CARL DIETZ sept. 20. $3.50 real estate
SO go personal. letters 10 sophie L,leh-nan1
sister. Frederick " BlocE. atty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Cristobal. oct 2S--All,arc4, Sew York,
Truadorsa, New York.
T'r.-pool, oct 3T-virlsud New York.
kns-rup. oct 2B---AqU.lia (No-). New York.
Genoa, Oc' lR--ToInasO di SsVoia GtaD.
ScW York. 10th. ct4upaHa ftsn. Phi'a-
dc'phla and Scw York
NarSoi'le5, oct - kent 'Brl New York
Bordeaux OCT 2i-S Singapore tB-', Ncw
York.
SAILED.
Pir@us oe. l8-Emoiricos fGress), Kew
YORK
Gothonblrs. Oct 1o-Tev Sweden tewed'.
NV York.
Barcelona, Oct l9-Joaquir h1mbra
Span, New York
PASSED.
Fas,ne,. DC, 2s-siddous fBr', New Yorb
for Manchester.
Gibraltar. oct 25--Il Pismon,e GtsN.
Gcloa fc- New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29

TIE Following .lsrr have been tIet n TIE
Bronx luIdirs Department.
-INDSpN ST. ~ 3. Wsst.hC-ts- as, 3!
of. t-. stores. igAr, Z. Bu-ust"in. SIS =
1921 %; oYr--. T. : CLARKE, 10 T. 1.lst -.
ARCHITECT. cls. 5000
iGTH ST. sl2 r. D. Clark. 10 r 1879
%. ovn.- md architect cost - CO..
RANDALL ~, . q. % DyrT g., ~ o."
FRA tulE 3.-.. too and Nclla Lou2lrau.
IN. r. if'tu -. onacr.. r. 2 uarto. 70 Wash
i1r'-H Flualtng, urcIitect. cost. 3 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
Ruys MoNTCLAIR DWELLING.

Hugaci \ Witty have sold toI cash foi
CHARLES s. Barker. q rsssaic. 60 {. " Linlssl
ne siucco rtsioeacc u lS2 aouiciar h'.' Mgl.
clair y T. consisting " ten rooms ana 'nic'
haiha. o. 4 Mo. QNzlA0 Get
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
CONTINENTAL HOTEL Al AUCTION.

O. Noscr.,er 20 oy order or tie Sdpfcoe 'ouft
Ta,,ll u D., yin ofW Is ucNou ne 'ofuneuisi
Bc,ei Gormsr7 ;ag H1tcl Alosnyl r,9p.-'y =; ~,
f~1t,tay. .'.cr 90 RroaIW.y md Al5' et- N a
sii. A. farrr1csa "A sSs0.UoD nodNg. nrougl' rt
E.c-c-c- ( Nacis asa'a,. tho Fof;y .trs. street
kerItv Co1.nar~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
MAeR9aal Estate ;t
RON of Apartments in
West l11th Street Sold

ssl..soori yes,sfaay IS 500 was paid fof plot q
hyr lots az tho southwest corner az Nelson a.
aad FITTING Eleven lots ~ FtuLg o.. oet"oeu
Iaesrs Boulevard ard NeGcl az. tropgm il'in
~ ZOO 1. u L. L lN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29

TO the top OF the highest pipe, Of which
there are 1000, and has 1l3 stops. II
is worked entirely by electricity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
RIVERS NOW IN THE CITY
s Tow, V,ors Here to Look Over Offerings OF Local
Wholesale Dealers

,..sr,,. -sh.rsrd Norreu 90 6 i L. -.
: hon.lkerrhlofs laceB and cmbrcinerles' Z"
Z Mlier. millinery; 22o ON aXu,y milf
/ JACksoNVtLLE. FLA-cohsn Brog, .
,,oldbera. lsces ribbons. gloves hoslsry anu
=, nolo3, i ZEE 'I9 Schu.,.r CO. Jeren:
1 iac,g, embds gloves and neck"esf' 10 "
/ REHpiNG. PENN-Diyes. Pomerog & stew
al. q; 4 Pomeroy. millinery; Walker -.
/ RICHMOND. Va u MIosby 60 MISS
i@H 9GI5E % Y"pcy Bros re Co. Mise )
cushing. Miss " supple, millinery -
9Th AZ
Men, aud Boys Wear.
AKRON. oHIO-M o'Nen & Co; Mr. Mar
| shsll. clothing. 81 w 28th ". p.,,.
hh b.,,I iTO Furnishing goods. 40 4th ey;
| BALI GMoRE-Tho Hub; George kuoei' fu'n
p5g pG1i9 +H Gainsbore T. CO; 4 oains,-
/ bors. furnishing goods ana clothing Al
! CLEVELAND May < 60; p Hir,eS'
: rrs.VtE Nav 20. S q morse. boys cloth
ine and furu goods. - " 26'h ct -. =,
, G:NE'A. y Wv brennan 80. " y
F JArKSoNVIILE. FLA-Coheu Br''; "
warren. clothing and turn goods I'D ~"
AZ: Grrgoriar. 1.,,,,,.,
PIT'rSBt 'RGH--Joscph Horne 90 -
Stoln.r furnishing goods: so hut ,,l.' IS
ROCHESTER,. y Y-Nenter u"3en 'IaI,,.
GO. 81 l. BricmcT clothing aud c'"nhb'
~ 5th az. ,,a
81 iOtIS-Fn Famous & Barr co; l. Lunu-
quist. clothing. 81 2"'l st. y Goodman.
4 WASHINGTON VI GOldenlerB' y 'V''i'''"''
clothing: Darlington.
Five and Ten Cent stores.
.rt, yo,io,.ir,. tu,.r. registered at no rive
a,d Ten CEN ENchaur". 10 Wcsi -vih 1''
Goit,t.rIr,, ,.bNN smith. MuCI- 90.
,DtI- NsIS onion ! fri'hoh-
FREEHOLD. y ! a Il beHuoH' ...,
HARRISBURG rENN-souilrn D'
ry%X' llASs-E wooIman TO.
%it::W Work. CTTY--F Rosensterns Go.
p SALEM, MAss--D = German. 49,
SYRiG I:SE. \ Y-Hunter upper &C.
, TORONTO. CANT Eaton Co
Miscellaneous.
ALBANIA Kramath. carpets Waihck.
BALrTMORE-M Schnoeberseri no'''ne'
ptLTiNoRE-Heoht Bros 8 Co F D mann',
pos agi & 4 Bacon; aiss ley, siV'f'
ser. and h7t Goodb. 81 MON sq. q, 70
BUTTALO-Clawson d Wtgon, &c, : .
4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bros; ID lIIlc"-
iau. oriental rugs: Hoffman ,o..,-
/ CHIC AGO ROtnsChid & 90 MlsS "a '~sl'4o
bsrsen fancy goods; 1J Fourth ~. ..
DETROIT NrU corrb. Fndtcott 60.
buchanan carpets: 300 9th a.
/ md y NPOLIS-L 8 Ayres & Co; 4 VI
Guthrie. carpots. 500 church 81
LANCASTER. PENN-HaSer 4 Bro, y
R'rpla carpets. ~ spring -. =,
AfIT,N ATKEE.-E Sclu4tcr 4 60; II r
Kaestucr. uph eools. carpets and rugs 700
Grand ~. Er0Zt'u
pUFI DELPHI -- no nhauW & Jans
Bros = JAM. furniture and carpets
Broadway Central. .
Gr-o-. carpets. Ewag AND 10th st; iioh-
pIIii,ADlI.PIUA- Glnool Gros. a. X Dunn,
art uecIIrvor, Bway and 5-d =.
! PORTLAND. ORB. Meier * Frank 60, i
4 kindred. ca~pats: 80 linton 80.
SCRANTON. PENN-CiarEe Bros.
Penny upholstery goods ana 'tr9e'a, u
I sr tTfI.E WASH--Hor Maachc. g. KAT.
upholstery good. and furniture. Walk
e.. g. 80.
y LOUIS-Ste2 Dss- : Fuller g CO, L
titles shoes. 81 W 23d 81
. WASHINGTON Woodward q Lo.h-oo; : L
Troraul. china AMI glass; 5'i Fourth Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
HELP WANTED.
Male.

WANTED. american boy with SOM. kaovl-
edge u the wholesale shoe business. state
age and experience. Address L. = Box {
Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29

Hisles' 'yuperstufc yesterday so tat 5 2 M.
'"~e,t. ~ at q. NJ; average. 90. average for
corresponding date iast year IS. u'uras. Tor coz
responding date last thirty three year. 81
LoeaI FOrscsst.-Cloudy to-day; fss 10 morrow
moderate southwest % west winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
HIGH WATER.

sunrise. 8.27, sunset, sol moon .e,,, @.l5,
mUpa's uge. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
BUSINESS CARDS.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING co. 80
Cleans By compressed air. steam. hand Or
on floor 1853 Broadway. AL East 4Sth st
coz d BRANDT. Tel. 132-3Sth
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest, Largest. Most Mo,ier
FtNE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
FFices AessHisole SCad f.r Circular.
Tel ie92.iG93 brya.L !5Y.lg9 Wet i5tn 81
:. ARTHUR BROWN & co. i25 Liberty 81.
Rector &oT Holmes system Tor residences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29

Forecast for Special Ioealltl,, .-sssicfn New
York, cloudy to.dsy. probably locsl rains In The
interior fair Tomorrow.
Ncfcrl Nc, iorA Northern Nc IaslsrI aH.
Western Pen, '7l's-is unsettled to-day prulabIg
local rtrs. PATTY r'.sly t1-uo-ro.
Southern hst ENGLAND. kex Jersey. ta,',,-.
Penus l7ar!s, pe.a"ar" Mar, and pId 'he pistric.
Of l99n.h.g cloutJ today far Tomorrow
NisArlu. 'air % day AMI % morrow
West Virgins unsettled today. probably .1.s.
-aiis. isr TO- morrow.
Locsl ofHclsl Hcco'd.-Tho following orclal =
OIL from 'N' Weather Bureau sh,ls no cho,ss e..
t.J temperature 20. 'nc las. ,Fcnty 'our hourl '-
comparison Nth 's corresponding date "a, 5ea,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Ing Co az, .,mo July 10. 1913 l.aca,ea!
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-01
Attorney for orys Gets cosson Advice

Attorney for Drys Gets Cosson Advice
That prosecutions on charges OF
forgery may he started against some
OF the saloon sympathiZers was indi.
Gated by conference which II. NJ
Havner. attorney for the drys. held
with the aatorney general. Mr.. Hav.
ner cited to the attorney general sew.
eral instances of alleged forgery on
the present petition where sons signed
the names of their fathers. The at.
torney general told him that If the
facts of the signing could be proved,
as alleged. there was grounds for &C.
ton on charges Of forgery.
Pays $4,000 to Injured switchman.
The Des Moines Union Railroad
company deposited check for Sl3,'
$3.50 with Joseph P. Maher, clerk OF
the district court. This check. which
was drawn in favor of Thomas Melody
a switchman represents the largest
Judgment ever awarded in this state
for the loss of mans leg, which was
recently affirmed by the supreme
court. OF the check, $11,750 repre-.
sents the actual Judgment, while the
rest is interest at the rate of 6 pei
cent from the date OF the accident.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-01
ORIGINAL NOTICE

10 Forest Lee Zornes, Defendant.
You are hereby notified that tho
Petition of the Plaintiff, Mary Re,la
Zornes, is now on file in tho offioa
OF the Clerk of the District Cont
OF Audubon County, State of Iowa.
praying for divorce from Won on
the grounds of adultery. And that
unless you appear thereto and de-
lend on or before noon of the Sc
ccnd day of the next term, being
the February term 1914, of said
Court, which will commence and
be held at Audubon, said County,
and State on February II, 1914,
default will be entered against Won
and Judgement and decree render
ed thereon against you as prayed in
tie petition and as provided by
law.
Signed at Extra, Iowa, December
10, 1913.
H. r. ANDREWS.
1lAdv. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-01
GROUP and COUGH REMEDY

Group is terrible disease, 1t
ATTACKS children SO suddenly they
are very apt to choke unless given
the proper remedy at once. There
is nothing better in the world htan
DR.. Kings New Discovery. Lewis
Chamberlain, of Manchester, Ohio,
writes about his children: Some
times in severe attacks we we're
afraid they would die, but since we
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-01
COCKTAILS INVITES WILSON
President Is Asked to Make First Trip

President Is Asked to Make First Trip
Through the Canal.
Col. Goethals, chief engineer of the
isthmian canal commission, has ca
bled to President Wilson, who is at
Pass Christian, Miss, an invitation to
spend part of his Christmas vacation
IN Panama and be the first to sail
through the canal.
Until a reply to this invitation is
received no further thought will be
given to the question as to which yes
sci shall make the passage first The
United States special service steamer
Buffalo could make the trip.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-01
Two kentuckians Die in Duel,

Solomon jackson and Tate Souders
of Pineville. KY, fought peculiar
duel there. in which both lost their
lives. The men had trouble over
lawsuit and it was suggested that they
clasp their left hand and with a pistol
in the right hand of each shoot it
out Standing hand-in- hand they
killed each other.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-01

Mrs, Isaac Shirley ST.. passed aw-
~ las Wednesday at her home
north o. Bravton after an illness Of
several MttkS. The funeral was held
a me home sa;,i@t.'y a,n she was
l.'F' To Est IN the C.il,ld Gene
t*ry.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-01

Charles Lambert and wife return
ed home Monday after spending
Xmas with his parents, Frank Lam
pein and wife im Council Bluffs.