davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Live stock Market. in Other CITIES.

600; market mostly 20 ioe. higher. clos
ing weak to Be. lover than early. Re-
ce!pts 5000. to loc higher than yes
1898; butchers. ,iT.75alS, light, si7.25a
1870: packing. 'lIal7,sj; throwout., SIS
als.so Pigs, sood - choice si6:2ST II
steers 10 TO l5c. higher. others and
butcher stock steady; calves soc, higher
feeder. strong ss.f ea,,smGood d. choice
dium. s075als..o. butcher stock--cows
and he!ters. 1873. Gamers and cut
s . .ss ana s tsSs1 .PS n;e
r!or. common and medium. sS9io,So Veal
sheep-Reeeipts, $4,000 market closing
e snG so SGd giTs%:se t1s ;a! s@
iI?5 Ew--Choice and prime. slo.7S q
KANSAS CITY, Van. ..-Hos,..Recelp,s,
1900: steady. Bulk. aug l7to; heavy.
si7al7.So; packers and butchers, N7i5p
il IS. lights, $3.50 CLEO; pigs. 1850
Scatuc-Heceip,s, 1900: steady. Prime
fed steers, tsg?o dressed beef steers
t7gl4; heiters, iSals: stockers and feed
ers. t7.5Ogls; bulls, '7.5ogio; calves
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; steady. Lambs
.lsml6,G5; yearlings, sli6oGls. wethers
slO1ll.5O; ewes, 39Gio.?5.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. s.--Hogs-Receipts is
goo; higher. Ashs. rs9is;1S; T,is.: oHS,sss
good heavy sl!.s3alsc; bulk sl70 ql7.S5
ssSf s 5so 20 $50 COWS: y'; :. sSe ss6
. p4i. southern sSs beef aiosIs cut,
f TIE ''V 49, "' ' S
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NEW HOME FOR CHEMICAL co.

The establishment of a new price level
for buildings on Platt street was indi-
Gated yesterday through the resale by
Jeremiah F. Donovan of n four story
store and office building. covering a lot
31xs5. on the south side OF the street
between Gold and Pearl The property,
designated as IL Plat street. was
bought by Mr.. Donovan six months ago.
The new owners are the Montsanto
Chemical Works OF ST. Louis. one of the
largest chemical concerns In the world.
which will occupy the premises on
May1.
a. c. Robertson. New York manager
of the chemical company. represented
the purchasers In the transa ction. and
Morris Blau acted as their attorney. The
Charles F. Noyes Company negotiated
both the sale and the resale on behalf
OF Mr.. Donovan. The property was
valued at $4,000.
At the time Mr.. Donovan purchased
the property 1t was announced that the
Noyes company had sold every property
on the south side OF Platt street from
Gold to Pearl, numbering In all ten
buildings. So far seven of the build
ings have been resold for occupancy.
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n. Y. Railways co.--City of y. Y. I,s77.5l
Same. Avrello ............. 10000
peaold Gustavo and Mary. -
Rand. G Ezekiel o. M-Homo Lilo 1870,
ipn,h,a Rank INV i $500
Reynolds. Edw. I'D. W. DAWN 1882
simonds Edward-Peopie, 30. 1000
''i n"rttW NJ iEritoos . ,'''' p 1920:
sscsansley, Cnro,ina-M Neuman. i0s.lo
Georgia--Web Mclaughlin Co. 175.le
stelnhaus, Stanley Nj. sehech-
sadykier, Morrls--n Kramer. 272u
stone, J. K. Porter-liarriman so.,o
Thyssen. charles-cenifai Cigar -
Taaisr. Morris-A. Karhier..... 2l6,55
nsT Observation-Disclosures. $500
BRONX
Bait. Leonard. and Albert s. Tn
ger--A. Rusch ct nl.......... s6oI5
Bronx International Exposition.
lnc.-Habrishaw Electric Gable
STATE In ,instriai c.omn,ss,on' 1880
Lorilard Bldg. Co., 1nc.-J. Levy 12s'2
Ressler, Joseph-L Schar. 9o7Sg
ipe-E NJ Amsdo i'' ct ST. t57.7s
CO. Co +. GIBSON s ' ''1 '' 275.5g
Satisfied Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
First name that of debtor. second that
of creditor and date judgment was fled:
streat Coal Col. Turetzkin.
Jan. 3. lei9................ tlo625
same-D. TuretZlei1 Dec 81
Coccaro. Anthony J. and John J.
j Il. NJ Duche ct al. Jan. 6,
Goldsmith. Arthur is Stern.
Dec. IS l9ls................. bsSes
Lubetkin, Hermann. f. Crespi
ct al. April ~, I9ls......... I,oss.+o
July al. Isls.....,..........-,, 4oI2s
Brien. Henry. Susie r. Hunt and
Mary J.. Vogt--S. Deppert Dec.
jar 6. 1915 'Gvaca.edj ..."s.o.. 1.oss77
Hessline. Mildred. and Fred ].
(vacs,ed) .........,...,...-. 10000
kin. March j. isis.....,...... Io,i35.s5
Same. Turetzkin Jan J. 1919. :.l35.h5
Summitvllle ore Sc Concentrating
-, 1915 ...............,.... 1880
Bernstein, Yetta--- American
Wooden Co. of y. y. April :.
1914 ,cancelleij c's55
Kerber, Zacharie-J a. Gross.
June 2. 1918 tcancelled) ,...,.. So1s+
Same. Graf. June 2, 1915
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trsctinE Co'agt Annstta vilsri. owner;
Victoria Building and Contracting Co,
IN, s'uV
BROADWAY. s2l to a25: Rist ST, / to 10
u, and 9th av. $40 aud l5l--Igo Bros agt
Bradish Johnson Estate, owner; Jacob
Himm orman. contra ct or renewable ,l2i6S
A3D ST. 60 W-Ignatx echwartz agt Hiram
Wood ct a., owners; W Raymond
EAST HOUSTON ST. .ia. and I'd av, i
John Cantor agt Patrick Clendenin Land
co. owner; LYMAN Mankin, contrac-
Bronx.
BARNES AV, q cor 2l4th st 2b.4xl2sS-- |
q Raymond Co agt Angelina Be
lotti and John Doe. owners. Michael |
Belottl Rachele Bellotti, as ektry, and
Angelina Belotti, contractors ire
WI. 81 |
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INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.

INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
Due To-day.
S. Mar Mediterraneo, Barcelona Nov 20.
Is Collinsham Havre. Dec. 10
Ss Pioneer. Rouen. Dec, IL.
ss TapsIoL, Bahia Dec. L..
ss Nautic HUI. Dec IS
Sc Ericksholm. Shields. Dec. %.
Sc oclsnd. Barry Dec H.
Sc Storviken. Barry. Dec. Fl
So Gouverneur de Lantsheere. Barry. Dec. -
Sc Canogs Bordeaux Dec 70.
s. Generalconsul PalliNn. Cardiff. Dec. =.
SIS talata, Havre. Dec q.
Sc Mertainen. shields Dec p.
So Western Cross Cristobsl. Dec. e.
SIS Catalonia, Go,henburs, Dec IL
So Randwyk. Havre Dec. 81
Sc Dayton, Greenock, Dec. y.
SIS Toloa, Nantes. Dec. Is.
S. Wells City. Bristol, Dec 70.
S. Rms. Gothenburg. Dec. IS
S. Ocean. Rotterdam. Dec 81
Sc Royal Prince. bordeau.. Dec. is
SIS LoreI LOPEZ, cadla; De r.
SIS Kandahar. Hull. Dec. -.
- Ossabaw. Port Esds. Dec. 30.
S. David Lloyd George, Havre, Dec. ..
Sc Santa Marta Bresi. Dec. g.
IS William 4. Ncksnney. La Pal,lce. Dec "a
5: pa.ore.: Borasaux. Dee. e:
So Powhatsn, bordeaux, Dee. -,
SIS Jlua. Brsst Dec 20.
IS Apache. Jacksonville. Jan. 8.
Due To-morro~.
Cruiser Seattle. Brest. Dec 81.
So william l. Stead, Plymouth. Dec 20
S. Marengo. Bordeaux. Dec -.
S. Ikala. Bordeaux. Dec. %
IS FL Psso. Galveston. Jan. Z.
Due SATURDAY
IS Clan Macintyr-. 81. Michsels Dec 70.
SIS Tasmania, Cape Town. Dec. Is.
S. Lydfeld. Shields. Dec. 81.
IS AlbanVareI. Bordeaux. Dec. 20.
Sc III Mar New Orleans Jan. s.
S. Comus. New Orleans Jan. G.
Due Sunday.
SIS Oscar IL, Christisnia Dec. 81.
IS Masononlo Cardiff. Dec. 30.
SIS Santa Paula. Gibraltar, Jan. /.
IS West Eldara. Cristobal. Jan. 1.
Ss Quinault. CristobBi. Jan, 4.
SIS ~. Louis. Brest Jan. 2.
IS santa Marta, Brest. Dec. q.
PARCEL POST MAILS
Frsnce-Close al I'D \. N. jan. 4. S.
Niagara.
Itaiy-Close at $50 \. NJ. Jan "A. SIS san
GiorEio.
Gibrslta--closo at 80 \. N. Jan. IL So
Giorglo.
Liberia. Norway. Sweden Denmark. Be-.
gum. Netherlands. Greece. Germany. Austria
and HuH
The sun., 1919-01-09
PLAN ANOTHER SCHULTZ STORE

Plans for the establishment of an
other Schultz chain store were an
nounced yesterday In connection with
the purchase by the Schultz Cigar
Stores Company of the plot at the south
west corner OF Jerome and Burnside
avenues, adjacent to the subway express
station. Tho plot has a frontage Of
1f6 feet on Burnside avenue and ls i'm
proved with a three story frame build
ing. At the expiration OF the present
leases the buildings will be extensively
altered for cigar store purposes.
Negotiations for the sale OF the Ger
man Evangelical Reformed Church at
the southeast corner OF Avenue b and
Fifth street are said to have been COM
pleted. In addition to the church it.
self, which occupies n plot 53x7s, the
property comprises the two three story
ana basement houses at 81 Avenue q
and 602 East Fifth street The COM
bined plot has frontage OF sixty-nine
feet on the avenue and 100 feet on
FIFTH street. The house on the avenue
side is equipped with store facilities
The name OF the new owner Is not
known. nor have the purposes to which
he intends to put the property been re-
vealed. The property is in one OF the
best renting localities on tho lower East
Eide and is opposite the Loew theatre
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
LAT La YESEY SrprEr

BY Joseph p. Day.
attn ST. Io-i2 W. 3, l77.7s 9th sv. AK
sss1 irreS IL sy loft and str bldg
i n,s' mtg of 100000: to thu. plain;
DEiANcEY ST. 40. n :. 20 coia t1Sss;I y,
2sxloO. sty trnnt and strs--M C Sped
den az FIN bach Realty Co. Inc. ct al
due teb.!io.a7 taxes. etc. tSsS.so; to
~ BY Samuel Goldsticker.
7aE ST. 1877 10, cor Lex av, 20xlo.z,
sty fiat and strs--Emma Roth agt En-.
lie II Reiss ct al; due, t5.787s3; taxes
etc. $500; sub 20 prior mtgs asgregat-
IoaD sT $50 L, n 5, t7s e Lex av ~? *
lOO.llX irreg, sty tmnt-BankerF Trust
Co, trste agt Joachim SpirO ct al: due
.;o5eaH; taxes. etc. t,o4l; 70 the
pia'ntH 49,. '''''''..,,...&l5.0 900
LAT $40 THIRD AvENUE.I
BY James J Donovan
trsts. &c. agt Charles JACOB ct al; due
$500; taxes. etc, 3s5oi to tho plain.
ST ' ANN;s Nv. $40. 8. 1904 i. 1900 =,
Knepper e al: due, sl2.I93.6s; taxes,
&c, N,237.so; to the plaintiff. 80. 80. 900
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.
MADISON ST, bla-Maysr Schnee agt
Apnei.a V'Idari ct al; Jan :, 1917 .!by
SANE PRopERTY 49, Barba Garment sIn.ata2
Contracting 90 agt same; Jan s.
SAB ST. '5is w.Nicho!s 4 JIdso ,;'' sgt
Elizabeth McGillicuddy ct al; Sept u.
AVIS -''''.'..'..s..-..s'. ob.f2
The sun., 1919-01-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
STANDARD Time.
Sun rises. .7:2o A NJ sun se,s.. .4:@ p N
moon scts......l2:OO
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook 12:S IN Gov Island IL - p M
He'll Gate.....2:8 i N
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook OF AM Gov. Island. .7:n A NJ
He'll Gate...9:l7 AM
ARRIVALS WEDNESDAY. JAN. 3.
ss IAngan. sydney, Il. C.. Jan. Z.
Sc War Courage. Shields. Dec 20.
Sc Os-abaw. New Orleans. Dec. %.
S. Madison. Norfolk. Jan. 6.
ga Ins1d Broden. GothenburE, Dec. 10.
Sc Clothilde Cuneo, Jamaica, Jan. 1.
So Philadelphia, San Juan, Jan. 1.
So Toronto. Hull Dec. 70.
IS Hamlet, Christiana. Dec. 90
So santa Olivia, Phiiadeiphia. Dec. il.
SIS Boden, Gothenburg. Dec 2.
SIS San Mateo Limon. Dec. ~.
SIS Costilla, sydney Dec L.
IS Oceano. Gibraltar. Dec. %.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
So Montscrrat. at Barcelona
IS Oss neke. at Rotterdam.
"a West Shore, at Rotterdam.
So Comet at Port Arthur.
ss Irincess Anne. nj Norfolk
SIS Terschellng, Mt Roeton.
81 Delaware. at Boston.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
Bsttleship Montana, from Brest
Rsttleship South Dakota. from Breet.
Hospital ship Comfort. from Plymouth.
Y. $. transport suffolk. from St. Nazaire.
I. s. transport President Grant from Brea.
IS Reading, from Barry.
s. Gulfoss, from Reykja1k.
ss Cretic, from Liverpool
IS Talthybius from London
IS Evelyn. from Havre.
SIS Hollantha. from GrimsSy.
Sc Medina from Mareeilles.
ss Calico, from Cardiff.
IS Telling, from Boston.
IS Minneapolis. from Boston.
The sun., 1919-01-09

JOSEPH COHEN Auctioueer, sells to-
day at public auction, 10 \, NJ. 4Os East
6tth street, Manhattan, saloon chattels and
fixtures. Mortgage BY John BertuKlia 10
Henry Elias Brewing Co.
JOSEPH COHEN. Auctioneer. sells to-
day at public auction. 1905 4. NJ 400 East
SAth street Manhattan saloon chattols and
fixtures Mortgage by john A. BRO 10
Henry Elias Brewing CO
JOSBPH COHEN, Auctloneer. soils TO-
daV at public auction. 1910 4. NJ aOP East
hth street. Manhattan, ssloon ChHttcls aud
hrturcs Mortgage hy John Mocilar 10
Henry Elias Brewing co.
JOSEPH COHEN, Auctloneer. sells to-
day at public auction, 1913 A. NJ. 400 East
5ith street, Manhattan, saloon chattels and
fixtures: Mortgage by Albert Schultz TO
Henry Elias Brewing Co.
The sun., 1919-01-09
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

WISE ANENUE--Richard s. Elliott
sold 1851 Nyse avenue, a two family
dwelling. 20xlO0. TO u client OF O'Reilly
G. Dahn
The sun., 1919-01-09
Yesterdays Fires.

A. NJ. Loss
asa Payard ST.; Joe Brodsky Trinins
2:OS--320 e Plst st unknown. Tr.n,nS
3+o-227+ LIST sv.: Domnick CT
roLIo ..........,. ....,..,.. Trinink
7;2o-lt9th -, and Ith av: auto.
a;1o-22s Elizabeth st unknown. Unknown
a:2o-53 T.. Houston st; unknown Trininx
10 :o9-S45 Lenox av.; Henry Schaf.
10 :35-96th st. and Sd av,: FIRE in
auto. Third Az. Railroad Unknown
The sun., 1919-01-09
TOURS.
LEGAL NOTICES,


PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT en-
tered into on the ard day OF August 1915
by and between JOHN WANANIA LFR
NEW YORK and ALBERT Il. REDBI'KN'
| Will sell on the 18TH day OF January 1918
~ ten (IOl o'clock in tho forenoon In the
Piano Department Of John Wanamaker
New York. 76t Broadway. Borough Of
Manhattan. city, County and State ~ Nav
York ono RIOS" Plano and Bench. as pro-
Property Law.
DANIEL GREENwALD. Auct,onecr
PURSUANT To Az AGREEMENT EN-.
tered into on the 9TH day uf july lyIs IN,
and between JOHN WANANAKER KEW
YORK, and JOHN DEAUVAIS, VIII sall
on the l6th day OF January 1919, al tan
Ilo) o'clock in tho forenoon. In the Plano
Department OF John Wsnamaker, New
York. 7st Broadway, Borough OF Man
York, one Mahogany Piano, a. provided
by Sections CO and &C OF the Personal prom.
erty Law, ''P'
DANiE1. GREENwALp. Auct'onoor.
PURSUANT TO AZ A,iRETMI,\.-r On,
tered into on III" lIth day ~ Novorrhcr
1917, ~ aud between JOHN WNEA'
MAKER, NEW YORK. and NORA $ -AT
son, Will sell On N" ed day OF lauuHry
1912. nj ten (lNp o'clock In the ro-erno;..
in the la5o Department OF John Vans
maker. New York, i64 RroadWay, Rpr a. b
Of Manhattan, city, County and StatN
New York one Mahogany Piano. as
yided by Sections 90 and 65 OF the Per 9nal
DANIEL oREENwALp. Auctios
The sun., 1919-01-09
TRANsPACIFIC NAILS.

Connecting mails close at G. P. o. and City
Ball station at s 30 p, N, daily,
Philippine Islands tvia Seattle) Jan 10. So
Manoa
rII Islands New zealand and Aurralis
S. Makura.
Hawaii and Guam. Japan, Corea China
Siam. Cochin China, Straits Settlements and
Netherlands East Indies. This mail is for
warded TO the Pac fc coast daily for despatch
to destination by the best opportunity.
The sun., 1919-01-09

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
The sun., 1919-01-09
burr Leads Red Cross in France.

PARIS. Jan. S.--Lieut Col George II
Burr has been appointed American Red
Cross commissioner for France He
will succeed Harvey d. Gibson, who will
remain IN France as chairman of the
Red Cross European commission.
The sun., 1919-01-09
Business Troubles.
Petitions In Bankruptcy.

Petitions IN bankruptcy filed yesterday
In the United States District Court were:
GEORGE a. SUPPLEMENTARY. So West
End avenue. Liabilities. $3.50. assets,
poration. So eco; Bernheimer & Schwartz.
tGo West 12sth street. 800. Edward A.
Brown, 1872 Broadway. attorney
The sun., 1919-01-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

hEEN Es-Recelpts. 1.i?5 head: IS cars
ton lower: bulls steady to Arm: common
TO- fa!r' eoiosna and good TO choice fat cows
were well cleared. Good to fairly prime
steers sold at siAso917.75 per 100 lbs;
~. oxen. tlt7S' cannon to choice bulls.
1915; choice do, ,i.aisso. Dressed BEET
in good demand a, 2i6 isc per ID. for or.
binary TO prime native stdes
.,ssr.. ei. iS.. sv.fas co. ,it7s EiFf Sai
i s,sS 4 s c6s. io, i'i ,,G - ,,S
:ssS:?s Isl .s; H. H. .s:, sSse ;, 1873 1873,
,ssss H. s. 3, 's'i :; nj a. 49, ses
; & ST. q i viTsia. liz, s,sso;, s9ils.
.sis;s. e4, IS Z. $50. ifSo; 8. ssii.. ,7M:
{. , ,;3e', s - 3 1928 49, il ss isis;
s7 .sw, :; ,s so MI, e.. ISL 81: ,..sS;
10. kerns Commission Company: 20 West
v,irEinia steers. i,i27. $40; 30. 1850.
' visps so. .t..l 30 III s NiTion : ST. s.:
steers; lo.;, Nis J: 9. Curt. Son:
80. g; COWS. 80 SO: :. sss' 10 *: :.
s So .7,se; "a. ~. q 20; is. So i; il:
SOW. io6S. SIS i, $40 s '7,s: M z. 4.s,
SIS; &. yeni!ns.. S2s. 1880 Jeuire.
wright Co: cows. ss.5oGs5o.
,CAyEs,.R"ceip,, s:5 head; s@ on
mon TO prime veais sold at sisa2s per 100
lhs.; cults, .,t8l7; bsrnyard calves, ,sa
Dressed vesis active ana higher a. ia
&c per ID, for both city and country
sai-s-J. G. cur.. 4 Son: 90 v.a,,,
lss MS, average. .,,7: 6. l:5. s2z.So; !.
lis ,72: 10. as, t?l; 0. Ils. 800; 6. 81.
81, s .,. .n':' ss,, "a; .. 81 's ;sIve,
y veals i?s. .s2s: "a. ITO. s:i.5o: IS. 100,
40; n sui.. s. n7; ,srs..:.er. -, ,o
Ersssers, Isl, -; yearlinss 400. IS SO
?. $50. s. s Sanders: Q veai. $40. s:s:
:, re H,so; Sou, !. 10; go; 6 ss: sig: ..
mission Company: - veais, ist 81: SO.
Newton & Co 10 veal-, l?I, s23 Tohin
s, SIS. SIS.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rec.lpts 1900
had cars On sale. sheer, arm; lambs
Csc higner Common TO fair sheep sold
',,t sin per , InS h; T9i; $50 yea.
a is. Dressed mutton strong a. ls1
a.. per 10 dressed lambs higher at
s,ies-Kerns Commission Co: $40 Ohio
.25 state lambs. 50. Hs.ss. J g Cur
It's & son: 81 State lambs. rs. 1855: %
cul!s. 50. SIC: Q. as So; s, 81, ti2; !
Gull sheep. "a. 81: O. 10. IS John +
Dreelan: II state lambs. 10. III: yAar-
linEs. 100. So
HOGS-Rece!pts, l2to head. II, car.
on sale. Market steady. Workers and
heavies. SIS rs per 100 lbs pigs and light
weights tI7,509l775; roughs si5T5.
Country dressed hogs unchanged.
Sales. Sanders: 100 Pennsylvania
hogs, 12& lbs average, SiT.75 roughs
:l2. 3l5.I5. Kerns Commission Co; II
State hogs IA. &l7.75. J. .. Curtis &
Son: State hogs. i6s. $3.50. rouEhs
IFS, Si5T5.
The sun., 1919-01-09

MADISON Av. SI%-Barba Carpenter Con
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12
HANDS, ARMS,
Limbs ASLEEP
And Was Rundown, Weak and
Nervous, Says Florida Lady.
Five Bottles Of Cardm
Made Her Well

Kathleen, Fla.-Mrs. Dallas prfna
Of this place. says: after tho birth
Of my last child. II got very much
rundown and weakened, % much
that l could hardly do anything at
all. was 80 awfully nervous that
I could scarcely endure the least
noise. Ny condition was getting
worse all the Time.
I knew I must have some relief or
I would soon be In the bed and in q
serious condition for I felt % badly
and was so nervous and weak I could
hardly liva Ny husband asked Dr..
-about my taking Cardui He
said. It's good medicine, and good
for that trouble, 20 he got me bot.
ties. After about the second bottle
felt greatly improved. /. before taking
Il my limbs and hands and arms
would 60 70 sleep. After taking 4,
however. this poor circulation disap-
peared. Ny strength came back to
me and I was soon on the road b
health. After the use Of about s bot,
ties. I could do all my house.vork
and attend to my ak children b.
sides"
You can feel safe In giving Cardui
Q thorough trial for your troubles. II
contains no harmful or habit-forming
drugs. but Ii composed Of mild, vege
table. medicinal ingredients with no
bad aftereffects. Thousands Of women
have voluntarily written, telling Of
the good Cardui has done them. "a
should hslp you. too. Try Il y II
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12
Land Sale.
Gamaliel Bank
VS.
Phillip CrewdeE et-al,


In Chancery Court At Gainesboro,
Tennessee.
In obedience to decree Of the Chan
Gerry Court, at Gainesboro, made at
the April Term, 1919, in the above
styled case. | will, on Saturday the
18th day of July, 1919, at GainesbOro,
Tenn, in front of the East door of the
courthouse, sell to the highest and
best bidder the property in said decree
described, being a tract of land known
as part of the Dora L. Payne lands,
lying and being in the 4th Civil Dist
riot of Jackson County, Tennessee, ad.
joining lands of the widow Gaines and
others, and described as follows:
Beginning at the head of cave
spring in front Gaines residence on
Hunting Creek, and running eastward
ly up the hill to rock or a stake is
called for in the deed of S. A. Carver
to Dora L. Payne, this making a con.
ditional line from the spring to said
rock or stake on the R. v. Brooks and
Alex Xix line: thence with the old Car
yer line around the Hill with Phillip
Crowder's line to the beginning, con-
tanning s acres, more or less.
Terms Of Sale
I Sale will be made within legal hours
for cash, to satisfy judgement rend-
cred against Phillip Crowder in favor
of Gamaliel Bank, at the April term Of
this court, 1919, for $83. 70 with inter
est and costs of the above styled cause.
This 4th day of June, 1919.
W. F. Sadler, Clerk and Com
missioner.
H. Grady Gore, Solicitor.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12
INDIAN LINIMENTS.

Eighteen years of practice and
experience in making Indian
Liniments. which are made. prin
cipally. from the trees and
plants of mother earth, for all
aches and pains. for man or
beast. | have had only one wo-
man to say, in the last six
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12
RNLVESr NOTICE..

To all persons having claims against
the estate of B. d. Ramsey. deceased,
TO appear and file the same duly an
theticated, in the manner prescribed by
Law. with me before the 2nd day of
December, 1919. And any and all
claims not fled. before an appropri-
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12

alton of the funds is made. shall be
barred. both in law and equity.
Given under my hands on this the
End day Of June 1919.
G. Lee McGlasson, Clerk
County Court, Jackson County. Tenn.
6-2s.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12
NON RESIDENT NOTICE
M, M. Allen, Exr. ct al.
VS.
Sallie 4. Allen. ct al

In Chancery Court At Gainesboro,
Tenn.
1t appearing from an affidavit filed
in this cause that d PENDANTS, Hobert
Allen, Luther Jackson and Edgar Jack.
Jack son are nonresidents of the State
of Tennessee, and cannot be served
with the ordinary process of law: 1t
is ordered that said defendants enter
their appearance herein, before the
Clerk and Master, at his office in the
courthouse in Gainesboro. Tenn, on or
before the first Monday in July, 1919,
next. and plead answer, or demur to
complainant's bill, amended and sup
elemental bill, and amendment to orig
inal bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed as to them, and set for hear
ing ex parte; and that a copy of this
order be published for consecutive
weeks in the Jackson County Sentinel,
a newspaper published in Gainesboro,
Tenn.
This End day OF June. 1919.
w. F. Sadler, Clerk and Master
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12

months, that my Single Strength
Indian Liniment failed to re-
lieve her. Out of the many
hundred bottles | have sold,
that is not so bad. Our Lord
and Master didn't please every
body, and ! can't expect to.
But here is my proposition to
you-After you have tried my
liniment for any trouble you
may have and it fails to check.
or lull your pains, return your
bottle and get your money back.
Twentyfour or as hours is long
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12
,-wwGxxrJoOHI AT NIdEVySD -
ok~ro eRsR STREET PARADE At 10 n M
Cainesboro One Big Day, Mon
day, June l6.

enough to test any of my lini-
ments, when rightly applied.
| will fill your order by mail any
time. as | will be in Gainesboro
several weeks. also make In
dian Liniments poultry. such as
chicken cholera. leg-weakness,
rheumatism, lice, mites. gapes
and other comon ailments in
the poultry raising.
John L. Station.
Gainesboro. Tenn.
Ixv
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12
HOSTESS HOUSE
FAMILY REUNION
How II Happened to Entertain
Only A. E. r. Mother Who Visit
ed Army Of Occupation.
BIG CORPORAL DUTlFUL SON.

No knightIy courtIers Ever Acted With
More GalIantry to Lady Fair Than
Did He and HE oouehbey
Pals to This Little White
Haired Woman Dress
Cd ExquislteIy In
Black.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-08-15

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