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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-01-06
ADELINE

Church here the third Sunday In
January by our worthy pastor Rev
j. II. Cleveland.
Several boys from this place attend
ed church at Buchanan Sunday night
Misses Gertrude and Goldie E, Mill
er were the dinner guests of Anna r
Humphrey Sunday.
Mrs. Ira vanhorn and daughter We're
on Brushy Saturday.
Gladys Rice and Della Atkins were
the Sunday guests OF Misses Nora and
Goldie White.
Luther Presley was at Culbertson
Sunday.
Pharoah Miller and children, Lizzie
Miller and Arvilla Bellomy, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller,
Sr.
Bert queen Of East Fork passed
through here enroute to Louisa where
he is attending school.
Mrs. Theodore Ruggles who has
been very i'll for some time is improy-
ing.
Lutte yanhorn, an ex-soldier, will
Vile, Tenn.
u. u. wallace, county surveyor, iHdue
business trip to this community
Monday
Fred Humphrey was calling at Kav-
anaugh recently.
Mrs. Curtis White and daughter
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Green Kinner.
Carrie Presley, who is spending a
few weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Lind
sey Fannin, paid home folks visit
one day last week. !.
Fred Miller spent Sunday with his
daughter, Mrs. G. d. Webb Of Falls
burg.
Mrs. Arvilla Miller was the dinner
guest of Mrs. S. S. Bellomy Sunday.
Joe White. Jr., has been spending a
few days with his parents.
J. X. Fuller was in Buchanan Mon
day.
Miss Pearl Workman has returned
to her home at Ironton, Ohio.
Mrs. Robert Ruggles has returned
home after spending few weeks with
her daughter. Mrs. Frank Nunley OF
Knoxville. Tenn.
Billie Rice and Fred Humphrey at
tended the last day of school atWhites
creek Friday. TRUE LOVERS.
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LICK CREEK

Fox hunting Is all the 20 here now
Miss Madge See spent saturday
night and Sunday with Misses Miller.
Miss Josephine Davis OF Wakefield.
Ohio. spent Saturday night with Noia
George.
Mike See OF Drift paid home folks
a visit last week.
Emma Lee Isaac entertained quite
large crowd Thursday night and all
report nice time
Mrs. Rebccca George called on her
mother one day last week.
corda and Cora Plgg called on Miss
Lou Cox sunday.
Paul Branham and Scott Lee were
at Marion cochran's Sunday.
Dorothy and Pauline See are spend
ing few days with their grandmothcr
at Louisa.
Miss GoldIa McCown left Sunday
morning for Louisa where she viii at
tend school.
Miss Marie See Is expected home
soon from Peach bottom where sho
has been Visiting Miss Louise and
Tennie Jane Akers.
Miss virgie Blair called on her sis
ter one day last week.
Willie oughes traded his mule last
week for fine yictrola.
A LONESOME KID.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-01-06
ADELINE

There will be church al this place
the third Sunday by Rev. j. H. Cieve-
land. Everybody come.
The sick OF our community are inn
proving.
Several OF the girls and boys from
this place attended the Christmas tree
at Buchanan.
Misses Gladys Rice and Nora White
are expected 10 leave soon for Hunt
ington where they will spend the win
ter.
The Christmas tree at Tyre was
largely attended. Everybody seemed
TO enjoy themselves
Shelby Rankins was the pleasant
guest OF Miss Nora White Sunday.
Effie White lis expected 10 visit home
folks soon.
AIRS. George OPEL was shopping in
Adeline Saturday.
Large crowd OF boys attended church
al Grassland Sunday.
Miss Della Atkins and Miss Coda
White are expecting to leave soon to
spend few days with friends at Ke-
nova.
f. r, Harmon was visiting Mr.. and
Mrs, T. II. Chadwick Sunday.
Misses Nora and Coda White en-
tertained quite crowd OF young folks
Sunday.
Billie Rice and Curtis White are
still making their regular trips to
Buchanan.
Arthur White was the guest of Della
Adkins Saturday.
Miss Carrie Presley was visiting
home folks Friday.
-. .
here soon.
TWO J.ONESONE GIRTS
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HOME C CIRCLE COLUMN
a COLUMN DEDICATED TO TIRED
MOTHERS AS THEY JOIN THE
HOME CIRCLE AT EVEN
ING TIDE.
Nov Year..

III
Hope is fortunately, one OF the
strongest characteristics of the human
mind. Nor matter how troubled the sea
may be, there is always hope that the
morrow will dawn bright and cloud
less No matter how many set backs
hope may have have, II springs etern-
al in the human breast. This ten
dency to BOX for better things In the
future Is always more noticeable on the
New Year than at any ether time. We
may sigh over the past year and re-
greet many OF our words and actions
but we always hope that the new year
will bring us prosperity and happi-
ness. We may have failed many times
before but the new year always seems
to inspire US with fresh courage.
II IL well TO hope, but we must not
forget that effort on our part Is neces-
sary TO bring our hopes TO fruition. II
we want the new year to be full Of
blessings we must strive to make our
selves receptive. II we expect TO live
better lives we must exert every ef-
fort to overcome our faults. Rare in
deed is the man who does not know
what those faults are. He may strive
~ sb''SsN 5000 NeN N+N'NP 'HsnfS 'Ne'f
ne always knows Just where his weak
nesses ne, ne always knows the point
where he begins to give way TO them
though ne may strive 10 convince him
sell that wrong DONG steals upon MIN
when ne Is not aware.
The new year Is pregnant with pos
sibiities ana u Is our duty 10 make
them realistic. Whether or not the
future Is an advance over the past VIII
depend on our EFFORTS. We can get out
OF NE only what we put into II; only
oy giving our own pest can we nope
10 receive the nighest GOOD. he VINO
Is niggardiy IN mis- giving can expect
nothlng out nlggaroly returns
Reason Is supposed TO be the most
distinguishing mark between man and
animals Yet do we use our reason so
much. The reason for most of our ac-
tons Is arrived at through habit and
not through reason. For example. a
man who cannot swim falls into deep
water, He has always been told that
a few motions with his hands under
the water will keep him up. Instead OF
using his reason he throws his hands
above his head and sinks.
Our daily lives as well as our minds
run in nets which deepen as we grow
older. II is so much easier for us 10
think In a rut that very few OF us,
even the brightest, use our brains
efficiently Unless we have some in
centive for thinking out a problem II
slides by. Most OF US are too content
with our situation. Sometimes we real
ize that we have unused possibilities.
but We measure ourselves by those
about us. satisfy ourselves that we are
doing as well as the next one, and al
low our unused powers TO lie dormant
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lToo late Tor last week.l

tToo late for last week)
Several from this place attended
church al Gait Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. sherman Hicks and
daughter OF Orr, were calling on l. 4.
Reeves and family Sunday.
Mrs. J. II. Houck OF Houckville was
visiting her daughter Mrs. Raymond
Woods one day last week.
Miss Dolly Stafford and sister. Mrs
II. X. Shepherd called on Mrs. Rose e.
Woods Monday,
Betty y. Caldwell was the afternoon
guest of Miss Irene Woods Monday
Mrs. Martha Skaggs was calling on
her sister. Mrs. Ernest Thompson
Tuesday.
Misses Roberta Stafford and Hazel
Butler were the Tuesday night guests
of Miss Irene Woods.
Walter Thompson OF Webbville pass
ed up our creek Monday enroute TO
Blaine.
There will be church here Sunday
Everybody invited. JAZZ BABY
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MARTHA

Peter Miller just returned from Van
Lear where he has been to visit his
son, Arb Miller.
John Boggs passed down our creek
this week.
Miss Effie Gillian paid her father
and mother "a visit last week.
( Marion Evans is going away soon
where he will stay all winter with his
sister. ,ss..-,s,i5
Miss Lena Evans paid her sister a
visit last week in Sandy Hook.
Miss Make Miller and her brother
paid Miss VERNE Evans visit sun
day.
Miss Kinda Evans was hurt by a
fall.
Miss Hannah Miller was the dinner
guest of d. c. Castle Sunday.
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JEAN

TWO LONESOME GIRLS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-01-06

There win be preaching here next
Sunday at $3.50 by Bro. VIM Burgess.
H. w. Bussey was in Louisa Mon
The New York herald., 1922-10-31

City of New York. k............... cf.7S5.79
OESTREICHER. Julus-New Meth
erland Bank OF New York. ...... 3.638.15
POMERANTz. Jack and Pauly-L.
Cook. ct al. .................... 645.65
biatt ............... ssoso
SAME--Same Observation-Disclosures. 5000
SWAIN. Chaplin and Dora-Fftzger-
ala ZlS-aO
SCIMOILE. A. Bernardo West
9th ST.. Inc. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
STONY BROOK HOUSE, INC.-N.
Radius & Sons, Inc. c............... c30.30
TADDONIO. Anthony J.--Earling-
ton Realty Corp. ................. .0S0.41
TOPPER. Samuel-Abnorma Mort
gage Co.. Inc. c.................... 1,f21.97
TAGLIAvIA. Frederick T.--W. Il.
Cobp -...-.... 1851
Huhner .................., 2.4s4.72
UNIVERSAL NEGRO IMPROVE
MENT ASSN, INCA. johnson. 445.13
WICK. Walter W.--Aetna Life In
xurance Co. ......,.............- 491 %
WILDHART REALTY COL.
Weiss, ct al. .................... 5,37J.0O
ZoCCOLILLO. Raffaela and Fan
nie--E- Il. Halle. e......-........... 1.1.5 so
JUDGMENTS FILED.
BRONX COUNTY.
Teresa-F. Betge. 1860
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THE NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, OCTOBER 81 1922

weinberger and Emanuel Savit-
sky--H. Tantoff ct al. Oct. 20,
SHIP OWNERS RADIO CORP
Profco Radio Corp. Oct. 20.
1922
Won BARGEN, Henry R.-Trt-
angle Products Co.. Inc. Oct. 81.
1917 .................. ...-...-,.
1T ALLAN VINEYARD CON-.
Groffler. June o. 1922. ..........
FRIED ", Elizabeth G.-M.
Cohen ct al: June 81. 1922. .......
BRONX COUNTY.
ANABLE. Annie S. and Sunnyside
Realty Co. Inc.--E. l.. Wood.
Feb II, 1920.
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NJ Roche. tenor OF the choir of the Ca
tbedral of ST. John the Divine. ]. Thurs
ton Noe at tho piano.
wGY Schenectady General Electric Coz.
400 Meters).
600 4. M.--Produce and stock market quota
tions; news bulletins. %
;45 Gilbert & Sullivan Comic Opera
"Mikado."
KDKA Pittsburgh (westinghouse).
Z 90 Z. M.-weekly Fashion Talk prepared
by Joseph Horne Company. Pittsburgh;
United States Public Health 6emi-weekly
Bulletin.
S.OO--Address on Red Cross Roll Call. By
David w. Terry; Bedtime Story for the
children.
s s;3o-Special Holowe'en program.
o 900-Musical program by Edna M. Perks
& Co.. flute and oboe; Orpheus f. Quar-
tullo. tenor.
kyw Chicago (westinghouse,.
500 p. M.--Concert arranged through tho
courtesy OF Inland Electric Company.
Radio Department. consisting or BOB
Meyers. tenor; Arthur Sizemore. accom-
panist: ". v. Tanner, guitar: Maurice S.
Wetzel and Meba A. Moore, pianists. and
the Inland Radio Dance Band.
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To-day's Radio Program

WIZ Newark tWestinghouse) !.

600 p. M.-Musical program.
9.OO-"Oriental Rugs and Their Care"
James A. Keillor of B. Altman Co.
9l5-"Plagues and the Responsibility of
American Government by DIR. Royal 8.
Copeland.
a30-Joint recital by Ethel Prince Thomp-
son. pianist. and Violet v. Vincent, colora-
tura soprano.
$3.50 to 1o:0o-Arlngton time signals !;
weather forecast.
01--''Broadcasting Broadway" by Bertha
Brainard.
10 Decentralization Of concert by Miss
Thompson and Miss Vincent.
WWZ Manhattan (Wauamaker).
80 TO 500 r. M.-Children'h Hour at
Wanamakers.
500 to 9;00-Song recital by Mime. Fran
cesca Marine, dramatic soprano; James
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EXPORTS FROM NEW YORK.
sss3.43

Exports from New York last week-Wheat,
hu, /, ,29S ,667 oats, bu.. 674 .27s; barleyy, bu
1ss .39o: pork, bbls. 1921; beef tcs 5dS. S
hams, lbs, 10000; stearine, lbs. "a. 800; |;
crease. lbs, 642 ,000 cotton seed oil, lbs,
800 200: feed. lbs. 3i7 800; grass seed. bags.
..c19; oil meal lbs; 600, ,00o corn. bu:, 49, 49,
beef, bbis, $50; bacon. lbs. 1850, 500; lard,
ibs., 1904 las. tailow. lbs. $4,000: oleo oil
tcs., 4,423: lubricating oil, gals. 1.I34 100:
oatmeal. sacks 15.43s. hay. bales. 1,002; oil
cake lbs. 1907 500
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Works. SegaI & Co. Inc.
kRAUSS. Rubin Confectionery
Novelty Paper Box Co.)--Louis
DJcnge & Co. ...........-.....
LANG. Max and Maurice Barnett
dang & Barnett and Samuel Top
perl-Abnormal Mortgage Co..
nv. ...-s-.. ......... ........
SAME-Same
LESSER, Joseph and Primrose
Realty Co., Inc.-H- Goldfein. 80.
LESTOKA, Chas. E.--W. Cohn. -.
LEONARD, Bernice or Mrs. II.
Stoneman-I. Mosher ..........
LEO OFFENBERG g. CO.. INC
Garland Manufacturing Co. .......
MILLER. William and National
Surety Co.-People. &C.. ............
MENDLOWITZ. Jacob = Schwarz
Bros. Co. ........-.........
MASON COAL & CHEMICAL 90.
--c. Berman ..., ,..... ...........
MACoMBER. w. Sturgis-G. A. In
graHan .......-... .-..,.-.....
MIRkUS. Joseph-American Union
MONTENES. Caroline-<New York G.
Brooklyn Casket Co. :. ........
MACkS. Noel. Richman, ct all.
MILLER AUTO EXPRESS. INC.
and Edw. IL. Miller--S. Berman.
NEW YORK 4 QUEENS RY. CO.
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BUSINESS ADDRESS.

RESIDENCE. BUSINESS Address.
92 Riverside dr., NY.C. l11S2 Broadway. N. Y. O.
Is Linden av.. ..Middletown 6i North ST. Middietown.-
iS1 Academy ST.. Pough- 1S7 Academy ST.. Poush-
. Walnut ST., Batavia. es Main st.. Batavia.
72S 7th St. Niagara Falls 12s 7th ST.. Niagara Falls
6IO Euclid av., Elmlra. los State st.. Elmire.
Darrow rd Schenectady Darrow I'd. Schenectady.
231Washington st. ..Peeks- 50 Nassau st.. N. Y. G.
54s W. 147th ST.. NY.c ss5 Broadway. NJ Y. G.
sa Riverside dr.. N.Y.C. 1882 Broadway. N. r. o.
sei W. roth ST.. N.Yc. sci W. 10th st.. N.Y.c.
|2ee Henry ST., N. Y. @. 292 Henry St. N. =. O.
201 w. s1st ST., N.Y.C. 20f w. S1st st., N. =. G.
124 IL. 3Oth St, N.Y.C. 124 f. s0th st.. N. 2. c.
945 Columbus NY. &C. 924 Columbus av..N 7. G.
Ia Lenox av. M y. G. 2f2 Lenox av.. N. Y. g.
|ls w. 1880 ST.. N. Y. @. rs w. 103d St. N. Y. O.
661 W. 10th St, N. Y. Q. 1861 w. roth ST.. N.Y.C.
1888 White Plains I'd,
N. Y. g.
a4 Market ST.. N. Y. Q. sf Market St. N. r. @.
213 w. 2tst St, N. Y. @. 1918 w. 21st st., N. r g.
20t y. 1o2d ST.. n. Y. @. 2ol y. 1920 st.. N 2. O.
of1 II. 18th ST., N Y @. 541 u. 18th st. N. Y, @.
31 Madison av., N. Y. G. 37 Madison av.. N z. q.
l64 "a av., N. Y. g. "a I'd av., N. 7. O.
552 Riverside dr.. N.Y.c. 552 Riverside dr.. N.Y.c.
25t W. 21st st.. N. Y. c. 251 w. c1st st.. n r. O.
440 w. S5th ST., N. y G. f40 w. S5th st., N Y. c.
107 Goerck St, ". Y. G. f07 Goerck ST.. N. Y. G.
1888 w. 45th ST., N. Y. G. 533 w. 45th ST., N Y c.
2o7 w. 1929 ST.. N. Y. 9. POI w io2d St.. N y. 6.
80 Charles ST., n. y. G. 50 Charles st. N. Y, c.
10 w. 10th ST., n. " G. 6J w. 10th ST.. N. Y. O.
335 Il. 31s ST., N. Y. G. 1885 L. 31st ST., N. Y G.
Il ST. Nicholas ter..N.Y.C1 st. Nicholas ter. .N.Y.C,
541 r. 18th ST., n. " G. 541 Z. 18th ST., NJ Y. G.
5s w. 59th St. N. Y. G. 5s w. 59th st, N. Y. O.
S0S w. 134th ST., N.Y.C. sos w. 134th St. N. Y. c.
300 w. 18th st.. N. Y. @. 200 w. 18th St.. N Y. @.
416 w. 150th ST.. N.Y.C. 416 W. 150th st. N.Y.C.
BOO w 1s6th ST.. Ny O. 556 w. 1S6th St. N.Y.O.
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RESIDENCE.
rcnliIia ~ "

II. d. 1. Marcelius. NY.
10 Lansing av., Troy.
f4t1 Dean ST.. Brooklyn.
440 Il. 5Sth ST.. ~. Y. G,
Rotterdam Junction. NY
243 18th ST.. Brooklyn.
so River ST.. Troy. N. Y
20 st. Johns pl.. B,klyn
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o'Rourke ~ ........... 1.i44.7a
Of r. . ....'............ i.s77aS
ems Fuel Co.. Inc. o4OS1
DI MENNA a. DEPAQLA, INC.
Thomas G.. Price & Morris A. Di
Menna-P. Sugarman ct al........ S19.20
GROSSMAN. Leon--D. He'll. ...... 2.3509s
LIPSHIrZ. Abraham J.-L. M.
Shapiro ..-................ -o4.-u
RGAN TRANSPORTATION
CORP NJ. Mergner. ............. b34I2
vTNTA RELA A DOMENICO &
NICHOLAS-People. State of N. Y. 10000
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
The first name is >tnat of the debtor; the
second that OF the creditor and date when
judgment was filed:
NEW YORK COUNTY.
GRAIN. Marion T. and Alfred r.
Hennessy Realty Co., Mar. Il.
lplf ...-.- ....... o'-.to
LUSTIG. Louis--L. s. Anderson.
June Z, 1922. ............. 21O.J
DEVINE. Hugh and Mary-F.
Regan ct al. April IL 1916...... 276.si
HERNANDEZ. Benjamin l.. and
Edna D.M. c. Katz ct al. Mar
49, 1922 ooo.9I
WEINBERGER. Morris, Emanuel
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f20 w. 10th St. N.Y.C.
i3 Il. 121th St. ". Y. G..
i72 w. soth ST.. ". Y. G.
go w. 13Jth ST.. N.Y.C.
{ W. 1osth ST.. n. Y. c.
"a Sutton pl., N. Y. @.
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Thinking of buying automobile? Or selling
exchanging your old one7 You get quick
action in The Automobile Exchange-Want Ad.
Section Of THE NEW YORK HERALD. Tele-
phone advertisements to Worth 10000.
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FARAlER-LABOR PARTY.
EMBLEM-HAND CLASP.
RESIDENCE.

RESIDENCE. PLACE OF BUSINESS:
$50 w. 1850 ST. N Y,C $50 w 133rd St.. N.Y.C.
io4 Lenox rd.. Schenec- 4oi Lehox rd.' Schehec-
AS ssVy ". 14and st.. N.Y.c 2so7 7th av. N. y. G.
20 Sparkhill Albany - Sparkhiil av.; Albany.
sqSvaua "a ". srd st.. IT, Elmra 800 e. Water st. Ell
los wendell' av. sche- los Wendell av.. sche-
l1s6 Madison ay. NICK q. 18th St. N. Y. C.
100 ST. Nicholas av.. N. 50 Union Square. NYc.
,oi md av.. N. Y G. l52 w. 42nd ST.. N. Y. c.
$50 Cox St. Bronx. l4SO Broadway, N. Y. &.
7s7 Crotona Park, North, 233 Broadway. N. Y. c.
1856 W. 10th st.. N. Y.c. $40 Broadway. N. Y. G.
547 w 1o3rd st NYCI lis Nassau St, N. Y.
159 t. END ST.. N. Y. c. 40 hroao"ay' ~. I. u
20 stuyvesant pI.. New 90 stuyvesant pl., New
Brighton. s. I. Brighton. s. /.
sos w. 122nd ST., NY 302 Broadway, N. Y. G.
Grand. av.. East Elm High School Of Com
1876 2nd av., N Y. G. e64 Madison ST., N. Y. @.
$50 w. 2st St. N. Y. C. $50 w 2ist ST.. N. Y. G.
10 Barrow St, N. Y. G.. 10 Barrow ST.. N. Y. G.
23t II. 126th ST.. NY C.l l231 Il. 126th ST. N. Y.C.
Y. G. 1T w. 46th ST.. NJ Y. C.
so e. 1Oond St. N. Y. c. 1865 e. 65th st.. N. Y. &.
i4l W. 10th ST.. N.Y.C. ~ Nassau ST.. N T. y.
2427 7th av.. N. Y. G. 2427 7th av.. n: y. G.
500 Fairrnont pl., N.Y.C. 3 w. 18th St. N. Y. G.
lia Suffolk ST., NY. c. i75 E. Broadway. N.Y.c.
$50 w. 18th St. N. Y. g. 200 9th av.. NJ r G.
o0i Ind av, N. Y. G. 1866 broadway. n. Y. G.
21O W. Saith ST.. N. Y. G. 210 w. S4th ST., N. Y. G.
246 w. 32nd ST.. N. Y G. 10 w. 21st st.. n. Y. 9.
81 l.. 10stb St. N. Y. 9. 81 u. 106th ST., N. y. 9.
20S w. list ST., N. Y. G. 1874 Broadway. N. Y. 9.
269 1T. Washington av.,
N. Y. G. 1123 Broadway, N T. z.
"a w 135th ST., N. Y. c. 81 w. 135th ST.. N. Y,C.
loS E. 10th st., n. Y los Broadway. N. Y. c.
1871 E. Broadway. N.Y,C. l175 T.. Broadway. NC.
o3 W. 111th ST., N Y. C.l153 T.. Broadway. N.Y,C.
24O W. 18th st. N. Y. c. lao w. 18th ST.. N. Y. 9.
i25 w. 41th ST.. N. Y. C.I525 w. 47th ST.. N y. g.
eIs 3rd av NJ Y. c. World Building. NJ Y. g.
l46 Amsterdam av.. N 1916 Amsterdam av.. N.
Y. c.. Y. G.
st5 T. 115th st. N. Y. G. lsf5 e. 10Th st., NJ Y.C.
s24 Amsterdam av.. N.ls24 Amsterdam av.. ".
Y. G. Y. G.
i6 King st. N Y C. Union st. N. 7. q.
1900 7th av. N. Y. G. 236 Broadway. N. Y. c.
i2 ST. Luke's pl.. N.Y.C.I3 I3 w. 10th ST.. N Y. O..
1886 Broadway. N. Y. c. 1886 Broadway. N. Y. Q.
RIO Z. 51th ST., NJ Y. Cl319 e. 57th ST.. N. Y. q.
- E. Goth ST.. N. Y. g. l72 Z. 06th ST., n. Y. G.
1903 e. s2nd St. N. Y. c. 23t E. 14th ST.. N. Y. G.
1903 9th av.. n. Y. @. Il. 18th ST.. N. Y. Q.
81 e. 9th St, N. Y. Q. 61 II. 9th St. N. Y. Q.
f5 Grove ST., N. Y. Q. 45 Grove St. N. y. Q.
100 Il. 126th St. N.Y.C 100 II. 126th ST., N. Y.C.
IS w. 131st St. N. Y. C. &c W. 131st St, N Y. C.
SIT W. oo4th ST.. N.Y.C. 1865 Broadway. N. Y. G.
1890 Bird av.. n. Y. G. 1899 srd ay.. y. Y. C..
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OFFICE TO BE
E1LLED.

Governor ........
Lieut.. Governor.
Secretary of State
Comptroller ......
Treasurer .......
Attorney-General.
State Engineer
and Surveyor. :.
y. S. Senator.
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PLACE OF BUSINESS.

PLACE OF BUSINESS.
Capitol, Albany.
Marine Trust Building,
Buffalo.
$50 Broadway. N. Y. C.
l54 State st.. Albany.
People Trust Co.. Malone.
l101 Main ST.. Hudson
Falls.
Capitol. Albany.
164s 11th av.. Brooklyn.
I51 Chambers ST., N.Y.C.
81 Chambers ST.. Y,C.
Ij1 Chambers ST.. N.Y,C.
1874 Nassau st.. N. Y. C.
l642 Madison av.. N.Y.C.
80 Franklin ST., N. Y.C.
81 Franklin ST.. N. Y. c.
II Beach ST.. Stapleton.
S. 1.
40S Madison ST.. N. y,C.
II Whitehall ST.. N. Y,C.
81 Chambers ST.. N. Y.C.
% w. 45th ST.. N. Y. C.
III Spruce ST.. N. Y. G.
l15 Broad st., N. Y. C..
l261 Broadway. N. Y. G.
100 Broadway, N. Y. c.
I276 9Th av.. N. Y. G.
|233 broadway. N. Y. G.
l2004 Lexington av.. n.
IN T.. 4cnd ST.. N. Y. C.
10 Exchange pl.. N.Y.C.
30 w. 30th ST.. N. Y. G.
$50 Wall st.. N. Y. G.
95 Lorimer ST.. Brooklyn.
20 Exchange pl., N. Y.C.
II Park pl.. N. Y. G.
~ william ST., N. Y. Q.
45 Cedar st.. N. Y. G.
2s1 Broadway. N. Y. C.
I Franklin st.. N. Y; g.
202 Elizabeth ST.. N.Y.C.
~ Broadway. N. Y. c.
10 Il. 21st ST.. N. Y. G.
$50 w. 5sth ST.. N. Y.C.
~ Chambers st.. N.Y.C.
i1J Broadway. N. Y. 9.
% Beekman St. N. Y. c.
522 5th av., ". Y. G,
Ills Broadway. N. Y. G.
4c Broadway. ". Y. G.
pa r. 21st ST.. N. Y. G.
140 broadway. n. Y. G.
40 T.. 10Th ST.. N. Y. G.
|220 Broadway. ". Y. G.
23rd st. and Lexington
av., N. Y. G.
55 Liberty ST.. N. Y. G.
900 Broadway, N. Y. G.
los w. 15Oth ST.. N.Y,C.
"a Broadway. N. Y. G.
100 Broadway. N. Y. g.
ITO William ST.. N. Y. G.
lilo w. 42nd st.. N.Y,C.
seth st. and Ave. A.. N.
Y. C.
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BUSINESS ADDRESS.

14i Broadway. N. Y. G.
203 w. 10th ST.. N. Y. c.
172 w. Soth st.. N. Y. G.
81 Wooster st.. N. Y. c.
.f39 w. 47th ST.. N. Y. O.
ITO Williams ST.. N. N.Y.O.
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RESIDENCE.

$50 w. 123rd ST.. N.Y,C.
504 Lenox rd.. Schenec-
tady.
|14S w. 142nd st. N.Y.C.
f5 Sparkhill av.. Albany.
ICedarhurst. l.. j.
|454 w. 3rd ST.. Elmira.
i0s Wendell av.. Sche-
nectady.
i1s6 Madison av.. N.Y.C.
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NAME OF CANDI-
DATE.

Jeremiah d. Crowley.
John DeLee.
May Phator. .........
John Donohue. .......
Charles w. Ensign. :.
Il. A. Archer. ......
Simeon Bickweat..
Henry, Kuhn,
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80 Union Square. N.Y.C.
f52 w. 42nd ST., N. Y. G.
1850 Broadway. N. Y. G.
233 Broadway. N. Y. C.
$50 Broadway. N. Y. c.
1865 Broadway. ". y. g.
116 Nassau. N. Y. G.
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NAME OF CANDI-
DATE.

Samuel Bell Thomas.
August Weymann.
Cyrus II. Dubois.
Norris vanveen. .....
John Davidson. 49,.
Francis G.. OFT. ...
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PLACE OF BUSINESS

PLACE OF BUSINESS,
$50 w. 123rd ST.. N.Y,C.
If0f Lenox rd.. Schenec-
tady.
1907 18th av., N. Y. G.
4J Sparkhill av., Albany.
|Cedarhurst, L. !.
$40 f. Water ST.. FL
mira.
los Wendell av.. Schenec-
tady.
Z E. 18th ST.. N. Y. G.
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OFFICE TO BE
FILLED.

Governor .......
Lieut.. Governor.
Secretary of State
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OFFICE TO BE
FILLED.

OFF ICE IL DE-
FILLED.
- -
Governor .......
Lieutenant Gov
ernOr .........
Secretary of State
Comptroller 1850.
Treasurer ........
Attorney General.
State Engineer
and Surveyor.
United States Sen
ator ....s.s..'
Justices OF th'
Supreme Court:
First Judicial D's
trict ....''''''
Justice of the City
Court ..........
Surrogate .....
Judges OF th'
Court OF Gen
cral Sessions.
Pepresen,atives "
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1.523.43
soi.el
sssa.4s
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400 st. Nicholas av., N.
Y. 9.
|20f Ind av.. N. Y. @.
$50 Fox st.. Bronx.
TsI Crotona Park North
Bronx.
Ii35 w. 10th St. N. Y. c,
|159 y. 122nd St. N.Y,C.
Ij4I w. 123rd ST.. N.Y.C.
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Comptroller =. :.
Treasurer ........
Attorney-G General.
State Engineer
and Surveyor.
U. S. Senator.
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ELECTION NOTICES.

PLACE OF BUSINESS.
$50 w. 133rd ST.. N.Y.C.
40i Lenox rd.. Schenec-
tady.
|2307 Tth av., N. Y. G.
45 Sparkhill av.. Albany.
ICedarhurst. l.. I.
800 Il. Water ST.. Ell
mira.
los Wendell av.. Sche-
nectady.
z e. 18th ST.. N. Y. c.
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351.2o
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59S.29
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575.so
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ELECTION NOTICES.
OFFICE TO BE.
FILLED.

Governor ........
Lieut.. t.Governor. f.
Secretary of State
Comptroller .....
Treasurer .......
Attorney-General.
State Engineer
and Surveyor.
u. S. Senator. d.
Justices of the Su-
preme Court:
1st judicial Dis
trict ...........