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Of US fished at the mouth of n tumblinE
hrook, under and around the old log
bridge you doubtless know SO well your
self
We whipped every inch OF water COM
sctentiously until darkness enveloped the
took my Hares Ear dropper was the eve
ning's catch. He had but two risos to his
black Gnat and those were fngerlings.
Not much to brag about, was it? I'd
You and I agree that John is an err
perlenced Adirondack guide and an expert
fisherman and know that aftor thirty
years OF deep woods angling / am no
novice, and II there were trout there
surely one or the other would have caught
moro.
Naturally, when you state that Gram
berry Lake 'bs the greatest OF trout waters
In the Eastern States must ask II you
possess undisputable data to prove this or
are you just giving old Cranberry n SLY
II you truly believe what you say 90
some time to the wonderful fishing waters
own glorious State of Maine, be convinced
what real trout angling 10 and feel con-
fdent that you. like myself. would never
waste your time at Cranberry Lake seek-
Ing the delightful sport we evidently enjoy
In common. WHIP-PoOR-wILL. =
New York, July 2.
The Anglers Return. '
(Dedfcdfed to my good friend II. r. Creei),.
He would leave his wife
In bit OF strife.
Ana by sylvan streams would roam. = 3
At each Catch anythingf"
Back he would fling Ar
NO. but l will at homer
CHIN HAcK1.E
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70 Russell Decker. 306a brentwood ay
July !; atty. Q J. kait. 2sos Sd av. 800
JEFFERSON IL 5s. nL c1 q ass So to Beg ss1
Wanda GerIach. widow, 10 solomon
atty. T rHI q Guar ' ms ifS rus CO. I'D
FAIIE sri. s6s, " 5. a5sioc.H.irffy a tsi
: smith ct al TO Mary Grief 1910 Ever
green av. mtg $1,000. June 20; atty. Title
Guar Trus Co, 17o Bwsy. 500
H2L iozSd Ak 1y Hn % i AZ,
G Campbell. 1te4 Bryant sv. May 3; atty,
vAsESFsE AZ R Rose ls' % j a.
1900. July / IL atty. T Ts' guar Z rrss
rs IS s1sf a.ss1sss.paSuHl 0 II T ssSs,si a" 70
Louis Lo,I B.chtel y W seth q mtg ;io,: 200
rRANKtINxv. = g. iis:1o 8 iesth 81, .
n t2s TO beg--Jennie Byrne to Arrow
TGld hI., GoTgn an7 sw.y. June 90; ;; ISc
oRhNp x% s. is,ih 81. issii.tosss
Park st. Upper Mentcisir. N j.. to Msr.
cedes Bldg Co. 47s0 90 sv, June 81
OGDEN f,k r. as sss Co. ii ,sas e. so.s
ThOs II Reynolds 20 Juliy. Kovacs TO
- s.ty, TILE Guar 4 Tru. Co, iIs gSsy 800
Mahry 1. az R.r sSS MRsppddo sis sscts
e. mtg $500: July 1; atty. Title .Y Ssa
itTH ST. e. i,6 q willis av on map.
v.s get S 6 North r. Ss.io %; a,s
st. July 1; atty, Title Guar . Trus CO,
llO 6Wey AlVO
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r9 Sridsa I'd, H Observation-Disclosures
Donovan 70 Marie n Falcon, Hnn Ming
ctfSroN Az. zig, q. !,asrson p
Realty CO, 100 Riverside DR.. pr mtg
ss'Ss FS's i, pss: -: go: ; AK:
MEmii aro As o. al to Ps,sr P Poie,nisKi.
, per bond; atty, Title Quar- q T Co, I5S
pR Sysy xv !: 100 liza ST. stsiGS-g
Andrew NJ Tonis to Carl schle.inger.
1925 bryssst AZ AZ mtg $685. J GI. J. que
90 o. ~ 1's s" oSr Issth st. i;:.sxisiiiitsS
d.So,, s az EssS.d Hsr Ruth to Mcrrssns
$685. sssSc Nay Ma; Is. = yrs. ' ~ at,ss. Eas.r
AN SGS 4 " AZ Nv. 1sssy.iouisc D Bcn1issr
a. due July !, isss. So; atty. ROB Sso
w iTissn * x W ssi. Misunderstanding
link TO Christopher II steinkamp. $40
i1is q; IS'y Nassau 2 ys' 49, ; 1900
VIM j burr to Dora Esper. IL w lseth
s:, pr mtg s';CSO' N aSay u W. ~" $500
Ho az. assSls,A a; Ksui TO GUSTAV:
CONNER
yrs, 81 -; atty. Everett, ~ L,esfS
Ho 81 Az. iisi. 's;::iia$.a !
PIKE 10 John vermehren, 1854 Holland
av, July /, instalis Q - atty. c II Baeeh.
Ter. ii2e = fremont av. 1850
FOREST Az, 1877. W Q. is.sxs7.7-Marry
Mark av, B'kiyn, July /, yrs. So (;
SAME PRoPERTY-same to same. pr
mtg $500, July 1. instais, 6h 90; atty;
same .............. :. 'sL,VVV
LOT, 800, map, Van Nest Park-chss
Boettcher to Maria q Hampei, 1879 Gar
neid. July ?. yrs. 5h %; atty. C II
Beuehier, lise z fremont SO. 500
BRONXwOOD Az, Is, II LIST ave, 2sx
ioc-hnnie 10 Medico TO Hy Lipps. Jr.
i2T Park av. Mt Vernon. Y, June 80:
instais. 90; atty. Williamson: Sst
1,A5TriHf ssTT. iit.7 e. .. SoI ssii-Minnls
Tetelman to josephine Hocheaum. T?t
| Horne pr mtg $4,000. July l. 10 yrs.
| &C. atty. p II Goldbaum. go
ST xSSIs Az. is. e s. asxloo--Ins c
! Green to Jacob o Petersen. ?t7i Morris
/ av. pr mtg $1,000. Jnly J. yrs 80 ;
| atty, o 4 Davis, 32io 3d av. t2.boo
! LOT AZ, map Laconia perk--Russel
| Decker to Samuel Brown, ss63 Bronx
wood nv. July /. yrs. 50 70; atty: J
pAnRsT'Hio5 BID g ST. 3. $50 Pine av s:S
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REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT.

A. W. Miller & Co. have been APP
pointed agents OF 1902 and 1894 Arnster-
dam avenue: 1910 to 1914 Amsterdam
avenue, 500 West 150th street, SO West
l05th street, 1914 Lexington avenue and
2A7 and 2i4s Eighth avenue.
John F. Zeresa, formerly with s. o.
good Pell & Co. and J. Clarence Davies,
has become associated with Cushman q
Wakefield, Inc, as manager of their Of
fee at so East Forty-eecond street.
Mrs. John H. Hall is reported to be
the buyer OF the dwelling at East
Eighty-eighth street sold recently by
William B. May & Co. for the heirs of
the late Frank W. Woolworth. The pur-
chaser at present resides at $50 Fifth
avenue.
Douglas Gibbons Co. were the
brokers' In the sale of the fow story
dwelling at the southeast corner of Mad
ison avenue and Sevepty-third street for
Samuel w. Andrews recently purchased
by William Braden. The new owner
Will occupy. At present the house Is ten
anted by Ben All Hagsin. whose lease
expires on october /.
Lieut. lie Roy Kent, who recently re-
turned from overseas, has been elected
vice. president Of Prince & Ripley. Inc.
and has already resumed his duties
Lieut. Kent was formerly vice-president
OF the drm OF Griffen, Prince & Ripley
mo
J. S. Maxwell has been appointed
agent for the buildings 34S West Fifty
sixth street and 31S East 126th street.
A syndicate organized and represented
by Morrison & Schiff. attorneys. 500
Broadway. proves to be the purchaser
Of the two twelve story apartments on
Riverside Drive running from 1i1st
street to 1920 street, sold recently by
the $40 Riverside Drive Corporation. Du
Bots & Taylor of 1855 Broadway were
the brokers who negotiated the deal.
Tho selling corporation was represented
by weschler, Kohn & Roeder.
William A White & Sons have been
appointed by the Guaranty Trust Com
pany for the estate OF Frederick s.
Myers managing agents for the follow
ing properties: $40 to 322 East Seventy
fifth street, 229 Tenth avenue. sos West
Twentieth street. So to 65 Old Broad
way, IS to 80 West Fourth street.
Henry Allen, manufacturer OF drug
gists' glassware. has awarded the gen.
eral contract for the construction OF n
seven story factory and storage build
ing, 25x119, at 119 Fulton street. TO the
W. l. Crow Construction Company. The
proposed improvement will cost about
100000. The site adJoins the downtown
branch Of the Y. NJ. c. A. and extends
back to Ann street
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mtg 5000; attys. Arnstein & Levy. 12s
i'isT ST. 81. y. i !, is.iisS.iI. ? q
weili, i6S w io3d ct, instals, GO, pr mtg
$1,000; attys, Arnstsin q L. 1as Broad:
aTrH ST. So isio7 " TIN nv. isxss'ii, D
10 N. June is-Aiiee 4 Terry to John i Leo.
attys Duion 4 Roe, ~ Park Row. 800
fSS ri july s's co.sd Msidins &
yrs, Sc, pr mtg $4,000: attys, Wolf &
SANE Hfsn, pR 10 sTax ' c. to
y sy. pr mtg t7i:sco: atty'' Mo ,odo
,, s9n ST. t 40 way Sssssii june 90
---union Chemical Glassware Co to D
Muney, s97 West st. due Jan 49,, 1920,
81. pr mtg $4,000; atty, Jacob Ber-
i Suy 81 ip S:s vi Realty ' CO 70 Ella =
Sc s@sa a Il. Y .Hs ;sis =: End "nS fF ss
sRsoDAsEDwAY. cor 18Th st. ssiisisS.
p io Suy sssl,y V &C, III s%sS 10
yra. sSS,. .pr. mtg 100000; sttys. Holm;
rISsHy yrs ,o GEE sh a,'te 70 st. Deco ssa
Realty co. IS Broad 81, 6 yrs, 81 % !:
attys, Davidson & II, 50 Court st. Brook:
lyn .......,........ .....ss.s sNlo,VVV
Tho Bronx.
Borough OF TheBronx.)
LOT ae, map Canneld property--Ches ST.
mon to Frank c Mayhem, l35 Halsey 81,
Bkiyn, and ano, trustees, July !, yrs,
s%; atty, Lawyers q T Co. 100 Broad:
LOT Tr SCI ana is /: Lot 66s. map GLEASON
property--Margt Henry to Jos holman.
il69 Beach av, July i, yrs. 50 atty,
q d T Co, 17s Bway. ~. $50
HEATH Av. 2sss, o ., 2o.2xlol.3-Lucy
Haipern TO Thos d Mcbride. SEA w l4sd
ct, June so. instals. So; atty. T &
T Co, 176 Bway 1857
WISE Av. 2oi1. W ., a6xloo-Fanny II
niyd. July !. yrs, s%; atty. T 4
ASr sS ~ Av' gyoss. :: ,SsiOO. Anna
f. Znick to Bessie A Reeves, $500 Balm
bridge ay. mtg 5000. Juno q. yrs. go
atty, T O & Co. l76 Bway. 81. 800
10TH ST. n ., 30 W Teller av. 2oxso--
santina Colangelo TO Thos Evans. li5
w t2d ct, June So. instals. 6T; atty.
Lawyers r g. T Co. 100 Bway. 80. 81. $50
PROSPECT Av. n e cor 1891 81, 5OxiOo--
Concourse Estates Corp 10 Amanda
wundruni. 4oI 18th st. pr mts
SIS, 900. July ]. yrs 6ss; atty. T q
& T Co, TIC Bway. Ooo
VILLA AV. e s. 3sl n Potter pl. 1sxi0O
--Rosaiia a Di Benedetto to Nicola
p'Asostino. SIS Morris av. July /. 6 yrs
Gee atty. G & 7 Co. l7s Bway. 81 zoo
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IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
ia vEsEY STREET.

I'D ST. lis W. s. 400 o Amsteram av.
ssxl9a2 9 sty natLisaae G1ttiieS ast
atty; due, s2.s0s<6; taxes. s4os; prior
mtg. $4,000; to the plaintiff for. Sac. 900
9th ST. 400 z. 8, l75 1st av. 25x
1905, 6 sty int a stre-U s Trust Co,
trus &C, agt Schlesinger Realty Co ct
al; W NJ Powell. atty: due, slf.ost76:
taxes, &c, ss05; to the plaintiff. Sis.Soo
BY Henry Brady.
ssTH ST. 4o7 Z. n Q. $50 o 1st av, .5x
1908, 6 sly tint & strs-M l. Shear agt
Schiesinger Realty Co et al: w NJ
Powell, atty: due, s1a.eSa97: taxes &c,
t55s.T5; to the plaintiff fer. 900
BY Samuel Marx.
SPRING ST. 8. n s, 1919 W Bowery, 20:
x106lIx25xlle.9 5 sty tint & strs--M 8
Siegman aEt Citizens Invest Co ct al;
Rose & p. attys; due. S3,4Ss.oi: taxes.
&C. ts,t3o.S5; hrst mtg. $4,000: TO the
plaintiff for Observation-Disclosures .$26, 900
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders at
torney.)
Manhattan.

with name and address OF lenders at
torney.)
Manhattan.
lo2.2-Roberta W and Chas II Marsh
. tho Equitable Life Assur Society of
the U s, Jan 81. 1902; attys. Alexander
1,4 sr. ttY s. n s1s Col .v. aiiics.s@ySs
silo to Chas NJ and Eliz Marsh,
sxrs will Roberta W Marsh. Old Lynne.
Conn. June Is. 1908; atty. + l. Allen.
ooERCK ST. si-Nataie. Luigi. Giuseppe
Rad Steffano Cavinati to Paul Ber-
naTd, trustee of trust created under viii
OF owen Byrne for Anastasia B Bernard.
Feb Is, 1880; attys of record. Dunning
PINE ST. IS; De Peyster st. si-Edw $
April !. isis: sttys. stoddsrd & Marx.
,ssTH ST. ITO Gsarah Burger ''t 10
l,s9i and Albert II Lehman, Sept a;
7sx 1881 NV as:sx i7.s to st <
" 80 10 osg--Thos Stokes to the Bank
. .st Saw c, IL CITY March 10 l W
,ssTsH Nv: cor ti;i st. iGo .sasssG
s .y. stewart ss Tf sss.S cS ssp w :i
urn ST. s, 900 West End :v' 'H sisS
jSs,, Fry nd go Sf Pro.p wsa p Gi ssly to
Avg II. 1880; atty. Barton Moore.
BRoSp ST, Is. IS and john q i': and
Eliza H Mccullough, Bennington. VT,
81 al to the Brooklyn Say Bank. IA
psissr a St ssly9; June 5. 1897; attys;
COLUMBUS Az. cor ssd st. runs 5
ESD st. < " s5r n 100 to $50 st <
l25 to beg-Nonroe l. Simon and
Louis Celler TO Farmers Loan & T Co,
- william st, Sept 8. 1906. $685. 900
AgDuBoN PL tBvd Lafayettel. n W cor
&c 2o';s to beg-Centre Realty CO to
t1rs viii Martin d Fink: attys. phillips
A, Il Park Row......,.......... =
Hp ST. EEllen p; Kellogg to TIL.
atty. Title Guar q T Co. l7s Broad |:
i7Ta ST. 100 SIN av is7.ssNI IiTHe
.ssf lsii atty. h.Ir. FGs'3 Tev a.
SAME PR3pERTY.isiidorr ana lily Steiner steiner
and jos Koppert to same. Aug 2. 1909;
oRE ;E; fa ST. siss vanaaR S'U II,
runs sSx .4,sx w ssx n W rs TO beg
Aired and EIiS Roe to Hubert Gill:
.!u.,ss. May s. Is5s? atty sa'i rgs sns
r:6 s. - Ell Riyd ana 500 s' wS:;
prs,t 70 ES u III. Assup society IS Of i
Y 8, March IL. 1896; attys. Alexander g
usr 81 ST. yss,s W sd ay. iG1ic6'sMSSSS::
II choale. Jr. 10 ST Mary.s Free Hospital
for chiidIsn. June IS. 1905 atty, Law:
n?TH ST. lsl-lso Why II and Char
iotte n Hcily OF summit. j, g Z I
sof s:s az :. P % a. i q ss.s cc
FRONT st. 4s-4s-RoJas. Randall q Co.
50 Federal 1t. Boston. Mass, to John
..stty, Hy g dennert, lts Bwsy. sac. ooo
18TH ST, II w-samuel Grossnan "a
M GSSdd NJ qI Ps%s Wan VAN e. i'.e t az
LOT 1855, map OF Dslsnosy farm, bounded
= In front by SUFFOLK ct. 26Sioo-De.
EEisSSI%sn' VIM Fs!sS.rs and IsiaSI
list ~. d dc ,,I Us ana go 49,
s!,S n 9TH st, fs.sxss.s: 10th 1t, i5s n
% az. O.; 9Th ct. Sit-ls--Gso C steli o.
sehmidt ct al. June 20. 1915; atty. Thee
hanmsister. IS Nassau st........r.be0
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MS PHNDBNs.
Manhattan.

City Real Estate Co sst Christina 70
tsna ct 81 tforeeios OF mts)i atty. II
srH Av. ssi ana sss-rwo sections; John
oorss agt Eiysse Realty Co. Inc. ct al
Vsrselos Of two ntGs)i atty, q u. Miner.
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.sCARsDALE. Give us an opportunity to
help YOU build your own home on very lib
nnest subure in Westchester. only 10 min
utes 90 New York via electric service
Maeadam roads, brick sidewalks. sewer
al pre sse ans gSs.
MONT CORR, l Madison Avenue. aS71
Gramsrcy,
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J.P. DAY SELLS TWO |
WATER FRONT PLOTS


Pollak. the Brewer house on johnson
place to c. d. Rltzwoller and the Charles
Sachs house on Burton avenue to A II.
Strauss
Leslie F. Smith sold the homo OF II.
c. Beaver at Shippan Point, Stamford.
Conn, TO Thomas tombstone OF New
York. The asking price was S11,500.
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
tsou;h of Fourteenth street.

tsouth OF Fourteenth street.)
Ay d. o. 7p:e n eth ct. 2b.exIo1.1ox
irreg-lou!s Firstsn5srE and ano TO
mtg as per bond; atty, T O q T Co. no
SAME Pro PERTiY,, m. July SANE nS't to
saihe. due and Int as per bond; atty,
pELHNcEYY ST. saiiois st. % Si SxSS.
2 m, July Phillip Felt to Delaney
suffolk CO, 10 e gath st. yrs. 90, pr
mtg 100000; attys. Arnstein 4 Levy, 10
Division is;Ti'.. 'sai.22iSi, n .. ai16i1as.aiS;
Division OF, n q, IS e Clinton ct, 24x06K
20x54. juno 2s--1da Egbert to Bertram
Cutter. 256 WardwalI av. West New
Brishton. Staten Island: attys. Murray,
rtpRi Is W 81 ass.sll !. ia75.ss1i iSG
lrrer. m. June 20-Ararat Realty Corpn
TO the Greenwich Saw Bank. 40 9th av
due and int as per bond; attys. Middle
MONTGOMERY sT. %. Is. io.exT5. p m,
July lily. Cohen TO Levy sobol. 3s4
pr mtg $500: atty. a II Kisssrmsn. 2I5
WATER ST. GA. n s. csxso. July Jas
o'Neil to Patrick J flanagan, 10 Cornelia
q. yrs. o.; atty. Mcdonald. SO
whsHrNGToN SQUARE W. n " ' Vest
wasn,n & 20 D !5.,,S also We, Wash.
Bob: Sterling TO Lucien oudin, I1S
W Goth st, sxr. &C. due July e. 1922.
hcs; nt;ys, oudin, x & s, 81 Pine
,TH sr1, isi i. IS. asxos.a. p M t july :
MARY vormwsld and ,ano to Griswoid
trustees: atty. q & T Co. 176
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A Reply 20 - Comeback.

Replying to Brother Peck's "comsbaclS''
on my experiences at Cranoerry Lake In
the western AdirondAcks last year l VIII
II you Will look at your map you will
md that the headwaters OF the osws-
gstchle locally known as Cranberry Lake
Iniot, enter the lake at tho falls at Wanna
At the outlet. beyond Cranberry village.
the natural now OF tho lake. henoe the
intervening stretch OF water must he and
is a continuation Of the upper stream fol-
The maps define this body OF connecting
water as Cranberry Lake. but stili con-
tend from IT, S h5E.1ini fss'a isi: Il only
matter by what name you choose l."
call II.
which is but a broadening Of the famous
Eaquet'a River. yet IL IL designated in
every map as Long Lake
! ChOerfully acknowledge that Cranberry
10 the largest body OF water In the Adlr-
ondncks and has the greatest shore line.
Undoubtedly Il has some dee" midehan-
greater part IL shallow ana filed with
stunps, submerged tree trunks and snaEs
which serve TO prove that the oswegatchie
original shore line and consequently ID
shoal water now. II Is what Is termed by
tho iumhermnn as Hooded or water
= My visit to Cranberry was not in the
early spring but In the height OF the trour
inist sSins should have Sssn at int its O seS,
Regarding your soliuitude about tho al.
vice received 10 might DO OF interest Ia
state that one OF tho camps ] stopped Al
was the indian Mountain House and Pro.
pretor John Howland showed me with
pride the panels OF mounted trout In hi,
office and dining room.
In reply to my question he tod me
that they had not been caught recently
in fact some ycarn ago. but added tn.
nshlng there was still the best o: any
place in the North Woods
went where lac directed me and nshsd
early mornings and evenings but with ne
dissatisfaction he offered 70 lake ma where
i could get trout.
In the cool of a late afternoon vss owed
east ana into the South Bay. whSrs both
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
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ROD AND GUN NEWS
En- FOR 1ooAI ANGLERS FOR THE WEEK END.


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Dat. GsR 1FM EPA Pa AN; A Tn An PM All SfPssS
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sussbin Holding Corpn to John Nc
July i: atty. E j King. Jr. iSO Nassau
HoSIuGHiiT;oN iv;.' q. $50 Castle Hill
av, 25xl0s-Gustave sommer TO Gustave
Raul, 20ss Blackjack av. July !: atty.
FOREST MS' Av. iiis7. 5. iG.3xs7isiS'Sx
S77-Amand Duri0ax 70 Harry Steindler.
I iiS7 Forest av. June IS: atty. L Rosen:
.. S15s 81 s1s Sa:'1 ia Brook sv :iiico@
Bessie Kirshon to Samuel II Burstein.
sl3 d lI2d st. June "a; atty. Brsn:
,s aer sr y; lots aiss to .is. map par:
Hyatt Farm-wiliiam H cockburn TO
Robert Caterson, tslt Verio av. May 10.
1918; atty. r W Bonynge. II sway;
M8SIp& ST, sas-sO. n e 3, toxioO-jscOS
TauO 70 Minnie Hsltssein. $50 R Msnlda St.
HoiLAND Az. 1883, = = ,51loo-John
nnts $4,000. July /; atty; c H Baschier.
v4 NE Ssi" SY. si;9. !. ss::i,ii:s%.
81 W i4sd st. mtg 5000. July i; atty.
Title Guar q T Co. l76 Bway. .....tloo
TOPPING Az, S rs I part let rs' map NJ
schmilowits. 1ilt Bryant av, mtg $1,000.
July atty, D Harrison: l7s Bway. 500
BRxAN Il A AN i ki. IfctS
1000. June 10; atty. A wa1snOaun.. s7f
w EST FARMS M. VS., 1864 Rcdm man
Valhaiia Corpn. 500 Willis av. mtg
10000 July 4; atty. o ID Davis. 1910
oSSS y ~ Il; Buzz; AZ;
r King, 40 Prospect at. Bklyn, July 2;
atty. chas King. 10 Prospect st.
pHtY Av.. 5. los n iiisth 81. is.iits.s-s
David LundesrE TO Anthony c osiscS
srn Bould., 800
Williams news., 1919-10-24
COULD HARDLY
 STAND ALONE
Terrible Suffering From Headache. Sideache, Backache, and Weak ness, Relieved by Cardui,
 Says This Texas Lady.

Gonzales, Tex Mrs. Minnie Phil pot, of this place, writes: Five years ago I was taken with pain in my left side. It was right under my left rib. It would commence with an aching and extend up into my left shoulder and on down into my back. By that time the pain would be 50 severe I would have to take to bed. and suffered usually about three days ...I suffered this way for three years, and got to be mere skeleton and was so weak I could hardly stand alone. Was not able to go anywhere and had to let my house work go. I suffered awful with a pain in my back and I had the headache all the time. I just was unable to do thing. My life was misery, my stomach got in an awful condition, caused from taking so much medicine. suffered so much pain had just about given up all hopes Of our getting anything to help me.
 One day a Birthday Almanac was thrown in my yard. After reading fts testimonials decided to try Car dui, and am SO thankful that I did, for I began to improve whom on the second bottle. II am now . well woman and feeling fine and the cure has been permanent for it has been two years sface my awful bad health. CArdui." Try CaTdui to-day. M E n
Williams news., 1919-10-24

Serial Number O4317O. Department of the Interior, United States Land Office, Phoenix, Arizona.
 October ', 1919 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Edward B. Perrin, by John H. Page, of Phoenix, Arizona. his attorney in fact, has filed in this office his application to se- lect under the provisions of the Act of June 4, 1897 (30 Stats, 36), and amendments thereto, the following described lands: SWHNWH H, Section 28, T. 24- N., R. 2-W., c. 6 s. R. B. & M., Arizona.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely the land described, or desiring to object because of the land, or for any other reas- on, to the disposal to applicant. should file their affidavits of protest in this office on or be- fore the 23rd day of November 1919.
 J. L.IRVIN,
 Register.
Williams news., 1919-10-24
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Thru an unexpectedly heavy run of advertising this week our news columns have been cramped to such an extent that we have found it impossible to give the local news as fully as is our desire. We trust that our readers will bear with us time and we will try not to let it happen again.
Williams news., 1919-10-24
In the Superior Court of the State of Arizona in and for the County of Coconino
 SUMMONS NO. 1547

SUMMONS NO. 154I
 Maude J. Hamilton, Plaintiff, Rauman-Hinds Construction Company, A corporation, G. H. ? Bauman and J. J. Bauman, De- fendant.
 STATE OF ARIZONA, TC Bauman-Hinds Construction Company, A Corporation, G. H. Bauman and J. J. Bauman, De- fendants, GREETING:
 YOU ARE HEREBY SUM MOVED And required to ap- pear in an action brought against you by the above nam ed plaintiff in the Superior Court of the State of Arizona, in and for the County of Coco nino, and answer the Complaint therein filed with the Clerk of this said Court, at Flagstaff, in said County, within twenty days after the service upon you of this Summons, if served in this said County, or in all other cases within thirty days there- after, the times above mention ed being exclusive of the day of service, or judgment by de- fault will be taken against you.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the Superior Court of the State of Arizona, in and for the County of Coco nino, this 9th. day of Sep tember A. D. 1919.
 (SeaD TOM L. REFS
 Clerk of the Superior
 Court
 By LOUISE GREENLAW
 Deputy Clerk
Williams news., 1919-10-24

Pneumonia Takes C. C. Harvey
 Word has been received that c. c. Harvey who was formerly cashier of the local branch of the Arizona Central Bank, sue cumbed to the ravages of an at tack of pneumonia while at his old home in Iowa.
Williams news., 1919-10-24

to the disposal to applicant, should file their afidavits of protest in this office on or be- fore the 15 day of December, 1919.
 J. l.. IRWIN,
 Register.
Williams news., 1919-10-24
Serial No. O42O35 NOTICE FOR POSTING AND PUBLISHING

UNITED STATES LAND OF FICE, Phoenix, Arizona, Sept,
 6, 1919.
 NOTICE is here by given that the Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Company, by Howel Jones, it's Land Commissioner has this day filed in this office it's appli- cation, Serial No. 042035 to en- ter under the provisions of the Act of Congress approved April 21, 1904, (33 Stat, 21D, the following described lands, viz:
 CHA AND SALT RIVER
 MERIDIAN, ARIZONA
 T. 26 N., R. 3 w. Secs. 4, 6. 8, 10, 12, 14, IS, 20, 22, 24, 26. 28, 30, 34.
 T. 26 N., R. .4W. Secs. 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, IA, Is, 20, 22, A, 26, 2S, 30, 34.
 T. 27 N.. R. 3 w. Secs, 8, 10, 12, IA, IS, 20, 22, "A, 26, 28, 30, 34.
 T. 27 N., R. W. Secs. 4, 8, 10, 12, IA, IS, 20, 22, "A, 26. 2S, 30, 34.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely the land described, or desiring to object because of the mineral character of the land, or for any other, reason,
The St. Mary banner., 1919-11-22

If one visits the rose fields of Bull
garia in the early hours Of a June
morning he will find the peasant folk
busy gathering roses. Everyone who
can goes to the fields to pick roses
The picturesque costumes amid the
blooms of roses look very beautiful to
one standing on hilltop overlooking
the sea of flowers.
The roses are gathered while the
dew Is still fresh upon them. because
the roses yield more altar if gathered
before the heat of the sun dries out
the leaves. AS the baskets are filled
with open and half-open buds and
blossoms they are taken to the distil-
lery nearby, where the altar is dis
titled.