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sl25,ooo ARVERNE TRADE.

T." Lows II May Company has sold
f'r a e"t I, . and Stralton avenue,
,r'.-'. /. J.. three cottages on plot
sAl.0 "nh, 20 the John +. Holland
r. s'vl"' on Company, represented by
b4. 81 4 Horton Company The
~ -t.o % exchange 42o Eastern
par wa, Brooklyn the FIVE story apart
n''' q. plot 45xls5. running through
t"o' street, Tho deal involved
C.C- t1g-G,n
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T7c Nashville, Thattanooga and 50.
Louis Railway declared yesterday
senli-annuai dividend OF 3 per cent. pay.
able February to stock OF record JAM
uary 80. The two previous sem.-annual
dividends We're at tho rate OF ga peS
cent. respectively.
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MORTGAGEs.
with name aud sddress Of lender and
lenders Attorney
llowutOWU-
MORTGAGES.

south or Fourteenth ~
RROADwAy. is2.t; John 81, 40. lease
hold John 81 Corpn 20 Marcus = Van
Wezal. 2l70 Rpay, Jan II. due as per
bond. atty, Wm l. Levy l60 brosd
a. 37.bxsollx irreg--Chas " ward to
Bowery Savings Bank, l2s Bowerv Jan
s. 3 yrs, ~, c; atty, 7 q 60, lls
pIvfssio% ST. 81, 1918 . ca,harin. s,
g5A---.Henry Phillips to Title Guar a
r 20, i7s B"ay, Jan -. due az psr
lsT Av, :, ss3 ) isti, q. :oxss Gross
man Investing 60 10 Nathan Saiowsky,
1851 7th av, Jan II, pr mtg $4,000,
yrs. q p c; atty, Paul H"llingor. aeo
East Side.
East Of FiNh sv. between Fourteenth
and 10th ssI
ETH ST, 227 E. n 5. $40 = SO av, ooxloo, 3
--,Kopel Brumer and ano to Bond and
Mtg Guarantee 60. l75 Remsen st.
Bklyn. Jan 10, yrs C: atty. T. q GO,
sTHi Az cor $50 at. ioo.5,,oo FIFTH
Av ana SD ST 60 to Farmers Loan \
Trust Co. 80 william st; Jan 10, yrs
81 &c; attys' Gsne' n & n 90 ooo Gso Gso
s,Mi! 'Ni.sf sfrRpopERry, pr mtg 500" 900 y
Same 10 Louis 7 HaEgin 81 al. ears, SC.
Jss B lIaggin, Hl Madison av, Der IS.
due Jan l. 1891, p Z; attys, Alexander
h q, l.0 Bwsy ..,....:, ,..,...,. 800, 0On
SD ST, -, ls2,7 Park av, lslNl0..: -
Jacob y Peterson 10 Bowery Saw Bank.
ias Bowsry Ian 10. yrs. . c. atty.
7 q Co. i7s bway.. $4,000
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OLD BROokLYN HOME SOLD.

To, turs. story and basement brown
Gr' dwelling at 2a0 Hancock street.
oH.we-- corner Of Marcy avenue, has
Nen S..! through James II. Rose, hy
liam \ Suldard, executor Of the
t. e-,4'o estate, 30 Miss Mae Fisher.
Ne s.cr VIII alter tn. building for
b...r.,-
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BANKER STEELE sIst BUYER.

'haries Steele. the banker, is the
ssuyer ~ the lot. lsxl05,5, at l07 East
eN'y'hrs' street. sold recently by Will
,n ,sln b Miy q Co and H. Il. Zittel for
I'aN''t Muldoon and others. Mr.. Steele
I!ahs 10 build a house for his own oc-
elplncy.
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bOF eSAvrpU NeW bObhs uurTeSsUb
cioudincss to-day; Tomorrow. sncw In
northeast winds becoming frceh.
For New Jersey. rain to-day; to-morrov,
rain or snow; northeast winds becoming
fresh.
For northern New England foir o.dsy.
colder tomorrow, probably snow: mod
crate north sud northeast winds,
For southern New England. parity
cloudy to-day; tomorrow. probably SNOW
moderate 10 fresh north and northeast
winds
For western New York, snow to-day
and to morrow; Increasing northeast winds.
NEW YORK. Jan - The storm from
the upper lax" regions moved eastward
and was central over the lower st. Law
sure high throughout the Atlantic and
east Gulf states AMI over all northern
sections.
Low pressure prevailed throughout the
Southwest from centre over New Mexico
High pressure continued over the North b
west with centre remaining very nearly
stationary over Montana aud maintaining
low temperatures In that section.
Zero weather covered the country from
IN" upper lake regions to eastern Wash %
inston and tho io~est reported tempers
Mont
1t was warmer In tho Atlantic States and
IN southern sections generally.
snow fell AT scattered places In the lax"
,,csionS' the middle end upp.r Mi'',ss,rr. s
Mountain states.
There was rain IN the lower ohio Valley
ond southeastern states and Cloudiness In
the middle Atlantic states.
In this city the day was fair and
warmer, becoming cloudy toward evening
wind. fresh northwoAt: average humidity,
SO per cent. barometer corrected to real
70 s"a l"vl - \. NJ, 2s.s1. l.. NJ,
3Oni
The temperature In this city yes,srday
IS re orded by the ofv1cial thermometer, i-
shovn In tho annexed tabl.:
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't,S" Nt!lu have sold at Bronx
W." parcel Tor the Mason estate to
N'Anr " Lawrence. They also sold a
mo- Tor the Lawrence Park Realty Com
Phy - Charles l., Reiers0n. The latter
"rperiy adJ1ns the residence recently
"''l by he same brokers to Mr.. Refer
~ and viii be improved
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stTH ST. s3t E, So as o % az, 26nioos.
hanna n Ernst. boi i isSih 81. Jan 10.
due, &c, az per bond; atty. Herr, Herr
SAME NET fsopsRTyy. 10 sR1y pr mis iii.ecos.G%S::
to Yetts and Hannah Davidson, 81
ssd st Jss iSi w;i,,y yrs; spoi att,.' W $500
= Ryan to Morris si.sei, '3i6 y s7th st.
sy p., iS sa5 pr %,s ss,dS $4,000 Sst,y iSs1,
(west OF FIFTH av, between Fourteenth
And 10th sts)
Mon,ro... Realty Co TO dec I. slaw'orr.
ATTY. y r Ins Go. ia5 Bwsy.. ss:, 900
ioTh sT, So. $50 10Th. av. 2Ssss;sss,,
ni; W.on ss.sS. s Jan to d Log.G pr ns rfs ,sc
~ per bond; atty. T @ CO. i7s Hroado Hdo
5,TH ST. :. ,sa.s " Sth av. ss'sS-..
August Hcckschcr TO Farmers Loan q
s@sSS @ iGsa - i; '." s'',.' csii.i. Ri Ss g, sss ss
7STM ST. -. s:o w.;, End .v 20!
lo:.?-May . r sanford to Union Dime
bond. A,ys. woodIcrd. y y. J Maa az !,
isoh ave. .......'.'''''F F''''''
BronH.
Borough Of The Bron6
oEpAR Az. issS. v q ;Sr,leeii .s,,Mt,n.y s,oln,n.
T u 4 r 30, i76 Bway MINIMUM. "a, 900
sTH Az. = $50 G. .th st. ss.ii. wake;
heldl-Fior,ena I~nto OF al to E'z N
s'ips ''s .,,s. 'SIn Knox It. 'fS B. u .sssss
LoTs 6. 70 $, map Kins.eridsc Rsel Eat
Co.R Building Go to Eeerhardt 4
pcdgur. sos Sth av, Jan >. due Nov J..
1918. p c: astys. Strauss a = - .edsn sn Z
EAST HALF ., /. lot 'icI, map wakeneid
a,,,Adeiside Malone to Giacomo Principe.
3lt Il ilALh Ian 10. due = Der bond
atty, ru& T Go, i's Bway $500
18TH ST. 2ei ", II =, 25xioo--tieo 4
NSafs,d W.. 10 E% s,. ,s'f,nasn . IN i5I. .sn' 1
st,y, i . i T ." iss Bsay ...... ~ sSOo
GRAND .RotL AND CoNCovmE. v $;
20 20 Willard VI Tibbet,s. 80 South Port.
land io, io, bklyn. h,x, Jan 10, y,; ssr,PoSG
Tr.t Bldg Go, Inc. 70 Anton suske, soi
lssd ct Jan 10. due as per bond AK nS
ziI.$ Gr 90 $50 !. seS a"ay ,:S;h st; :siicS 1000
Monmouth. y J. prior mtg 1000; Jan
:, yrs 6p c. atty. Chss FRIEDRICH
LoT II. map sec 4, vyse ..ts,e:Sarah z
McSherry to Cath o'Neir i?ii Hoe ay
ian ~, VI . p c; -'ty'' McL"IEhnr I; az
Az d. IS. 700 n isis, ct. 5o.i?:.Minn,,
c;Fr;'o ws, TO IS, iIi d.. rV
per bond; atty l. CO., IL,
sp AZ. ..iii.. o. ':s,,os.wm Kncbioc,
Jan 3. insisll,. c. atty, Meyer !
,. siesei 81 Park Row:.......:.s:.;SsO'
F3H cs,s Sy S. 100 20 al saass sssi0s s.,
Z 2isth ct Jan II. Sre. 81 y c; atty
| l. 7 a T CO. 100 oBwAy::;......:.:si'o 90
GRANT Ay, ,,; 5, -: lss,h s. ssSsici',, %ssc,
s'n Shnt sv' pr mtg 5000 Dec ? due %o as p,
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0Irr>, nr,L ESTATE ron SALE.


ROOM HOUSE. 30 minutes from New
YORK 5000 cash balance easy terms titls
bargain to quick buyer.
IARotF Roy i.5, sun
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ASllNGrDS Ian n Tho day cd.
IN th. SUpreui" Court tor Wednesday Nus
g. $50 tfi, lG. taua l,tI lob ,and lti
.,.. d.I l't'. l-o l7l. L.. li2 ard i,J.
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N",I,k>R BUYS TORCORA.

aa~e F..d ';riffen a co. have sold
Mt I r Berestord Torcora, an
eS ,.g ' ,a trrr.. large modern house,
e. Cr"IE. aud opttagoS, at tho
'.'",- ~ Whno' Road and North ave-
in' ~" Ho.hollc, John \, McVickar
j. Pipe hu.rr
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1IS PENDENS.
Manhattan.


isrH ST. 5s3 w-Times Square Improve;
ment 60. Inc. aGt Hannah Mendes ct al
faction to set aside deed): atty,
Seidmsn
io2D ST. n =, 1916 . I'd av, s7sxiooIi---
Gertrude L shannon agt Louis sidorsky
., al foreclosure of mtse,: strys. Hurry
cap sT IFS E-Ieona Holding corpn ast
Ernest Bisclow ct al tspecinc per-
tormancel: atty. J II zieser.
1t--John J Hsnly ast Mary + Hany
ct al partition: atty. Il Bianken-
RiviNGroN ST. " cor sheriff o., ?Jx
67--MaI Gitli,r aGt Wolf sprung teoun-
tsrclsim) attys. NJ b Jane
. Arnold az, cress.ns Chomas e, al
tforeciosure of two mtsee. sttys. Cur
ti.. Malle. .Prevost 4 Colt.
Mary T Jordan ct al foreclosure OF
mtsc: sttys. OGorman. Battle 4 Van
i.sTH ST. sss w-rim.- saus-e Improve.
ment co. Inc. sxt Hannah Mendes ct oil
laction to set aside decd). atty. J A
SD Av. sss-Manhattan Ry Co az, Emma
AZ, Benjamin sa.:m.s: n? ssdd .v. iss?@ se
same same sst " @i,.m SGn o's S.%man al = "a fv aitSn
sl,,, vi, s,' ,o9,1,ssm. as, Ar'ema; u,
Sam. az, Mary II foinpkin, i n az; =; a 81
S sy G,s.N,ns rSaws :st rIore1ee 9 srySn' =,
ghls A sehnepel. e., al .sth ay. :rss =
same ast Banned Friend e, al; 80 ay.
.e5--ssme ast Isahe, - ry;e Ct ~ Nh
ompsn. 4 s :, and a isAT. * .S as' Mar. az, Il
chss A schn.pei e, al; Psrk Row, 40.
Row, i62 and loi-. same az, Leda 2
Same agt Thomas Hesly ., al. ist av,
3 ., a IL. sv- i3:-sainc axt Roma c
ErOhman a =
/ same eet Lueielle Kennard ct s!i "a
| av. ltss--sams aEt johanna Eehoc 81
a. COLUMBUS av. isi 20 is'-Sams aF'
Soi-same sgt Louis l. I>orillsrd =, sl,
9Th az. 7a,-sam. sxt Frederick Glens
80 81; BoWery. :i-sams ast sidney j
ss, s'"La i.,ll,. Mun;.r s al sri En- -,- sv 7,,m
| same ast Chas a Schnepel et al: sth sv
2si--Same agt Margaret l. Dsly =. a.
La"ton To acquire titleI, ATTY. J I
| Quackenbush.
WALTON. Az. -. isos, i7Sth -, ST.,
| Ruckhc- foreclosure Of mortgage
stty, Donnel!y
PARK Az - io:: iS;th ~ g. -
6. cclpn w'2ii .s M.'s; q; mort mo-
gage: atty, II swain.
BELMONT AN. =. 2.7: i7ith st. lSs,
ioo..Ernma, E"eer'. ast christopi
'ourtisrd. av KNOWN a. lot 80 h.oca
1880, section H'-lsN Lien 20 % NeN
York as. Micha", po.an ct al action q
Weynsun
iJsTH 81 n . cor Mott az. 80 6x3a? 8
cor" Lxehsnssc Bank ast A.sNanlsr I
at A S.v
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SELLS y. j. MEADOW LAND.

:, h''r' .. Eilshemius has sold for
,,' 'S'a'' 81 c. q. Eilshemius to the
I'oA Land Company tract OF five
sra onr-half acres OF meadow land.
~,e' OF tho N"w York, Susquehanna and
western Railroad at North Bergen.
Hudsou county.
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DWELLING RENTING DULL.
The Houghton Company has leased
the three story dwelling at 1855 West
Nincty-ffth street to Lillian II. Finlay
RYE HOUSE RENTED,

Herbert \. Sherman has rented for A.
o. sherman his place. Eastcitte, ~ Rye.
consisting OF large house. garage, gar
den and about five acres, to John r.
Terry. Jr.. for the season.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
BANKRUPTCY Petitions.

KRAMER Fur CoMrANY--A petition "a
BANKRUPTCY ha' been Nei sE,ins, Iu'ius
Fur COMPANY ~ New work. vhoesaIs
dealer in made up fur. az ~ East sly
,.en,h s,rsr' -" Le'1n ",arN ts'S y,
s3:s. al on Assigned '.aims The bust
ness was stsr'el 'v"u'y-nne wears ago
SOLOMON 4 LEWIS \ petition IN bank
solomon aud II man Lows. manutac-
,u'es y oaks tnd suit At Ia West
So. Gertrude Rsshcrs, 500, and Barne'
herman. 81, a.! IN assigned claims
cours. has Med petition In bankruptcy
With liabilities g. 'ss and no assets
'omS ,ns,oriam ""y:ru avcnue r"s n'.G re,i,i""
IN bnukrup,"N "th liabilities sl--i and
no asset.
(omposit,on Confirmed.
CONES BROS. Judge Msyer has con.
Samu.l cohen trading a. cohen Bros
manufacturers Of cloaks ana suits AZ s.N
Rroadwsv Oh application of samuel
- cents on the dollar cash Liabilities
we're $4,000.
Rsnkr,iptr Schedules.
JAcoR WEBER, dealer IN rlmmurs At
showing usb,iiti.s, fl?las. and assets,
S.9I5, .consisting of s'o.k '2'6l' hy
tures &ssS, accounts, S.,99', cash in
hank, 5000, and notes. sHn.
To Issue Receivers Certificates.
LUKE A. BURKE s SONS COMPANY
Judge Mayer has granted an appliGaiion
of Saul : Myers, attorney FOR 'hhrIe,
IL HYDE receiver OF Luke \, Burke &
Sons Compsny, contractors and builders
cf 40 East Forty second street for the
| receiver ~ issue certIh, atss for $4,000.
These are to he sold to William u Joyce
| for N3,s75 cash, which ts TO he used 10
| retire present certificates held hy the
| Acc~ptance Corporation, $1,000; National
| surety Company. 81 500; Charles H. Hyde,
| Si3oO to repay moneY which he al
| ,.nCrd for payrolls. William n. Joyce,
81 500 and tho balance to l." used Tor
! expenses
lNTERNATIoNAL SPRAY. ,roMrANy,
| INC manufacturer OF art brushes, air
| Compressers and tanks At .0S cansl
| s,rer, has made an assignment to Frank
| y Walsh, The company was incnr-
| poratsd on January 81. 1914, with capt
| t.i stock $4,000. NincenIn Giorgia Is
| prcs,dcu, and J. l., BcrtoIot,i secretary
| R~sssignMrnt
| THE PRINCESS Rt'TToN "oNPNNY
| manufacturer 90 buttons ~ ~ Wcs,
| Twenty second street, which nnde an
| assignment on March ~. 1915. has had
| Its property reassigned to II.
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Attractive bargains offered by RANK!SV
DEPARTMENT STATE OF NEW iOHN'
seekers a large number OF vacant lots AZ
Grantwood. Morscmerc, Jeonis, RidgeneId
aud Teanerk New jersey, at one-haU OF
former owners prices Also a large nuinbef
Of two-family houses at Edgewater. hudson
Heights. Clinside and Palisades Park. NeW
Jersey, at about one haif OF former prizes
Al of the above properties arc Within hve. I.
cent fare zone and within thirty mi0utes o,
Manhattan These properties must he SOLD
auIcItly to close the business Of two corpora
'ions now being liquidated by the Banking
Department. Special Inducements TO con
considerable number Of lots. For turther
particulars address REM. u Naieht: Spe,lal
Deputy Supt OF Banks, care OF bhhN,us
pe,art,ucui 81 Broadway. Nsw yoN Citv.
The sun., 1916-01-12

N~l1fNGTo> Itu. Ii.--Thcs. army
Nr..Hr. ".-r ISSUED 20 dav
.i f'.I " Wooi Coast An
'e~'. '-,n SECOND company ~ coast 80.
fences nf rNr Potomac.
~or'ud Lieut. - newton. Ir Cos..
'r' o... from i.7th Conpsn, 20 C-..oNal
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n N.s to land Of lily Remsen x W 1iJio
xs f1.1t 70 q " of i7s wash vt.
l7.5 xe 5i.S to beg, Dec 2e. ie06-New
for Girls. ........ .............. .S45.o 600
Az D, II, n " a is 9 sth rt, 2sIs9, Jan
II. fM3-Isaac and G.tel Beck to Louis
lesser 205 Henry ct. Bklyn: atty, sam
Msrkewtch. so3 Bwsy .,....,.... 5000
ID 81. a22 z, 80 1s9s Az u. .tgH
1o5.1l. Dec I. l9il--sam ana Dora Kos
chetz to Albert u Morgenstern; attys
Wolf 4 K. 2O3 Bway ............N $1,000
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Tho Gou'ra' Gis aud E'c.' 'r'c Company.
= D.. b controls ei.' rir. gas and raj way
,-.r.-'!.- 'l Rutland, VI, Bingham on.
g.. lH..'9 and ss=re. Pc, and san.
i sv.!, ln:. Clinton and Toledo. Ohio, r.
r.-.> gross st-riHgs for 'Hl5 ~ f..l26.-
l.F. tu Err't." u t--;.js. or l03 per
&C. lurulEEs for n"ceWuer .mouuted
to t.;-8ii, . gaiu ~ s+3.olo. The com.
pt't has igs' ,'p,.d poV"- contracts
81 u.rH v'' result iu $4,000 ~ additional
. H-, nu- .U,ss 80 1910
The sun., 1916-01-12

- Noordam from Ro,'erusn'
IS CNnrir from liverpool
- FNtnse from Be-nud,
- Nnrru ..''o from Wsv1r.
=, pastorc. from Bnns- de- Tore
S,tarar,S from Puerto Cil- 'i'
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SATISFIED MECHANICS' IJENs.
Manhattan

CLAY Az. I3no--Ssmuc. Epand aEt Isifors
Uloh" .. a. juno 20, 1918 ......... s.'1
FOX ST, e77--'rystal & Birnhsum con
t-ac'ing co. Inc. agt ! pan Nha'en -
a.. De- .. 1918. .......... ...... SSvJ
The sun., 1916-01-12

NLBANN. Jan ~ Court ~ Appeals
da, ru'cuitr iu- to-iuorrou Nos 1867
ma. ll,l. ll.3. 1895, sos and tn9.
The sun., 1916-01-12
(omposltIon Confirmed.
BANKRUPTCY Schedules.

JACOR WEBER, dealer IN trimmings \,
rs stanton street, has olcd schedules
showing liabilities. si2l3s, and assets
Ss.9l5, consisting Of stock S36li. hy
bank 1900. and notes $50
The sun., 1916-01-12
MASSACHUSETTS,.

GENTLEMAN ESTATE. Bertkshire
MS. Washington, Mass, miles from
PitiSfo'd. hautSom" stone and wood resi-.
d-ugc. II rooms, = baths. servants lodge
rooms, { bath. farmer = cottage. rooms, l
Ja,A. ctrugo. stab.c, Ice house. III acres In
II. t,-Il..l he & handsomely furnished !.
rrlrc s3u.uoo. al furnishings and equip
meut Included; circular or request l. T..
NJ ALLpRY, 3lS Main 81. Sprin gheld Mass
The sun., 1916-01-12
ARRIVED FROM Hrw voRH
sAIr.En rnR NEW YoRK

- Idaho ~ INV
- tiirou.. - ','hrEltsr
- baden. - London
The sun., 1916-01-12

Highest temperature. 81. at 80 p. "
Lowest temperature. 35' az - 20 A. ~
The sun., 1916-01-12

New Apartment Rocket Now Ready.
1916 Annual issue of
Douglas J.. Ellimnn & Co., &i4 Madison Ave
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-08-19

Of Kansas assents to the terms of
the act
Mr.. Gearhart will attend a meeting
of Highway engineers of the country
in Washington, ID. c., August Is, at
which time rules for the appropria-
ton of the funds will be considered.
In order to avail itself of the bene-
fits of the post roads act it is neces-
sary for the state highway depart
ment to submit to the secretary of
agriculture project statements sett-
ing forth proposed construction of
roads. and later upon their approval
to furnish surveys, plans, specifica
lions and estimates. The act pro-
vides that the post roads shall be
maintained by the state or its civil
subdivisions.
For the fiscal year ending June 80,
1918, $4,000, 600 will be apportioned
among the states according to the
act; SIS, DOC, 900 will be available in
1919, SIC, 600. 900 in 1920, and s25, goo,
600 in 1921.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-08-19

Rollo Moe took unto himself a
Johnston corn binder this week and
next year it will all be Johnston at his
house, which goes to prove that the
Johnston is made from the right kind
of stuff. ALWAYS in stock at the Blue
Front Implement House. Adv. 25.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Jones parents of
Mrs. Walter Gunckel and Mrs. Chas.
Albers, a sister of Mrs. Gunckel, of
Healey, Colorado, returned to their
home "Wednesday after weeks visit
here. They have disposed of their
western property and we'll very likely
locate here.
Mr.. Alex Miller, of Lincoln, Neb-
raska, arrived in WaKeeney Tuesday
evening and accompanied by Miss
Mollie Bauer quietly departed for
Lincoln where it is reported they are
to be married. Mollie is the second
daughter of our townsmen Geo. Bauer
While the affair took on the ap-
pearance of an elopement, all parties
concerned are reconciled to the &C.
casion which will no doubt have a
happy ending.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-08-19

Miss Margaret Swiggett was in
Russell, Kansas, last Wednesday.
#. w. Wheeler of Sterling, ILL.,, ar
rived Friday morning to look after
his Trego county interests.
Mrs. John EbeIing of Collyer was
in the city yesterday consulting DR..
Strauss the eye specialist
For sale or trade-l model T 1915
Keeney garage. 23 If
Take out a Butler Grain Bin for
that wheat, oats, corn and other
small grains. J. J. Keraus. Adv. %.
Lost-A brown spaniel with color
and tag of 1911, limps on one fore
foot. Small reward. Notify this
Office. Adv.
A car load of stave silos was I'M
loaded here this week. They went to
the Mussemann, Burnham and Harve
Simpson farms.
For Sale-Library table and side
board, both oak and in splendid con-
dition. Inquire at this Office for par
ticularS.-Adv Is
w. W. Gibson'sic ice house was dis
covered on fire Wednesday morning
caused by sparks from a trash burner.
The blaze was eXtinguished with but
a slight loss.
= Prof. Hemphill and family arrived
from Norton the first of abe week and
are domiciled in the Henkel property.
Mr.. Fl. will have charge of the CITY
schools We welcome this good fam
lily into our midst,
Charles Davis a pioneer settler of
Trego Comfy living in Collyer town
ship died at the home of Emery Cass
Thursday morning and was buried
in the Collyer cemetery Friday.
Obituary next week.
Vinson Hubulek said ''get John
ston binder as soon as you can, i know
what they are and l have no time to
look at them. But get it quick as |
need it. No disc harrows in town
and don't know where to get them !"
Blue Front Implement House Ad 25
Ed McCandless OF Colorado loaded
sixty five heavy steers for the Kansas
City market on the U. p. Before
reaching Collyer it was noticed that
some of the cattle were sick and when
the train reached that point about
twenty were dead The cattle were
unloaded and at this writing thirty
two are dead Drs. Parish of Topeka
and Halsteadtof Manhattan were call
ed but have NOT as yet determined
the cause of the trouble.
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John Hixson and family started
Wednesday for an outing in Colorado.
w. n. Jones of Salina was in the
city the first of the week talking in
surance.
There will be dance in Big Creek
hall Saturday evening, August 26th.
Everybody invited.
Grandpa A. J. Johnson left Tues
day for Butler county to visit his
brother for several weeks.
R. c. Wilson was appointed admin
istrator of the estate of the late John
Gnstafson the first of the week
Attorney Hamm and wife of Stock
ton accompanied by Judge Love of
Illinois we're in the city Tuesday on
land business.
Miss Della Trip is down from Wa
Keeney visiting relatives. Miss Della
completes the course in the Trego
county high school this Waldo
Advocate.
For Sale-About 20 head of good
pigs and shoats ranging in weight
from 30 to 100 lbs, also some large
hogs. Phone 1107. Emil Olson,
Ogallah. Kansas. Adv. "a 1t.
r. A Smith of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
was in the city the first os the week
revisiting old scenes and old acquaint-
ances. He is travelling for the Elgin
Motor Power company of that city.
l.. A. Armantrout has purchased
the Wa-Keeney garage and machine
shop and is prepared to do all kinds of
machine and auto work. He is first
class mechanic and expert in his line.
Joe Morath took out one Of those
Johnston corn binders this week and
come to figure it out says he ties four
inches shorter than on any other
make, has no packers, no side draft.
adjustable needle, nothing to worry
Store. Adv. 25
A lively runaway occurred on r. r.
street yesterday morning when Ross
Biakeiy's team left the Hartman Ele-
NdlOF west UOQflQ Oh I1lSn SpGSQ. ~
the farmers Elevator they connect
ed with w. Fl. Truans wagon loaded
with wheat and demolished both of
the hind wheels of his wagon spilling
the wheat. Ross was slightly injured
on the left knee but no further dam
age resulted,
Sheriff Lewis of Cove City passed
through Wa-Keeney last Friday night
enroute to Hutchinson, Kansas, with
Lonzo Stunpff who had been convict
ed and sentenced to the reformatory
from Cove county on a charge of pro-
curing woman for concubinage
Young Stunpff had been employed as
a farm hand on a farm in Larabee
township. During his stay on the
farm he became infatuated with his
employ er's wife and she left with him
for Collyer where they lived together
as man and wife until the authorities
learned of the facts and arrested him.
He plead guilty and the court SEN
fenced him TO the Refermatory at
Hutchinson not over FIVE years.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

To the voters of Trego County: My name
will appear on the Democratic ticket as can
didate for the ONCE of county super1ntend-
emit As about fifty per cent OF the voters
and seventy five per cent of the teachers OF
the county are women we believe this place
on the ticket should be filed by a women
Have had experience in country and city
schools and if elected promise that / shall
nave the best inter SITS of the school at
heart AS this is supposed to be non-pol-
itical ONCE I will appreciate Your support
regardless of political views.
MINNIE O'NIEL
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TIs True. AIasI

One advantage of matrimony is that
when bachelor gets old and sick he
has no one to take in boarders for
Ledger.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-08-19

Tar stains may be removed from
cotton fabrics by covering the spots
with butter and allowing it to remain
for few hours before washing