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The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-25
Salida Couple Married

Choosing Greeley as Gretns
Green Miss Stella Estes and Arthur
Baugh of Salida slipped away from
their numerous friends and rela'
tives in the home town and were
married here Monday.
The approaching marriage was
kept a secret from the relatives OF
both of the young people and after
the wedding the news was sent to
Salida.
Rev. j. ]. Lace performed the
ceremony at the Methodist parson-
age and the couple left Immediately
for Cheyenne and will go from
there to Portland, where they will
make their home.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-25
Fort Lupsna

Fort Lupeoa
Mr.. and Mrs. Orin Young of Dem
yer spent Sunday with Mr.. Young's
mother. Mrs. John Haines.
John Twombly died last week in
Los Angeles. where he had gone in
search of health. The sad news Of
his death was received by relatives
here Saturday. MT. Twombley had
many warm friends in Fort Lupton
who are grieved to hear of his death
Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. Falker and Ted
Jenson of Denver spent Sunday ut
the Matlock home.
A pleasant dance was given Satur-
day evening in Convention hall.
There was a good attendance and all
spent an enjoyable evening.
d. c. Moore and daughter, Mar
garet, have returned from a weeks
visit with friends in Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-25
southwest Of Cortez. is eliminated.
The same action has been taken with

southwest OF Cortez. is eliminated.
The same action has been taken with
regard to r Sc N, r. Is w.. In
which the town of Mancos Is stu
ated. In this township, as in num-
ber of others. some small areas have
been retained for administrative
purposes. Considerable elimina-
tions are made in T. 81 NJ, r. "a
and Is W., on both sides OF the Rio
Grande railroad. Examinations are
also made in T. 3S N. r. Is w, in
T. 80 N, r. 16 and II W., and in I.
40 N, r. II w, to make the bound
ary OF the forest correspond as
nearly as practicable with the can
yon of the Dolores river. the area
formerly in the forest lying west of
the Dolores river, being eliminated
south of section 9 in township 40.
The greater portion of the elimina-
tion is made along the northern
boundary of the forest. All of T. AZ
N, r. Is and l6 w, T. 43 N, r. -,
IA and Is W. are released. The
elimination also comprises portions
of T. AZ N. r. 10 and IL w. T. 43
N. r. 10, IL and 1S W., T. "A N. r.
10, IS, IA and Is w, and T. As N.
R. -, 13 and IA w. In addition to
few small isolated tracts retained
for administrative purposes large
tract of timbered land in T. 4S NJ, r.
13 W., and T. A n, R. 13 and IA
W, is retained as an isolated area of
national forest land. The area elimi-
mated comprises for the most part
broken bench or plateau lands, part
ly open grass land and partly COW
cred with juniper, pinon and aspen
with some scattering yellow pine
and red fir. Considerable areas of
the elimination are susceptible of
cultivation and will prove valuable
for agricultural purposes when the
proper provision is made for irriga-
ton
The area eliminated from the San
Juan national forest comprises two
tracts, one lying north and the other
south of Pagosa Springs. The first
area is situated in T. 35 N. R. 2 W.,
and T. SO N. R. 1 and 3 w. The
second lies in T. "a N, r. and 2
w. Both areas are heavily alienated
and the amount of timber on the lit
tie remaining area of public land is
small; so that administration as a
part of the national forest is imprac-
ticable.
The area transferred from the
Montezuma comprises the La Plata
river watershed in T. SO and 81 N,
R. II W. The boundary between
the Montezuma and San Juan for
ests is now the main divide between
the Las Animas watershed on the
east and the Dolores and Mancos
river watersheds on the west.
The areas eliminated from the Rio
GranAe national forest are all on the
eastern boundary of the forest and
comprise for the most part lands
suited to grazing or agriculture. In
T. II N, R. E.. and in T. 80 N.
r. and E.. considerable areas of
grazing land containing some juni-
per and pinon and an occasional
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-25
Delta

Mr.. and Mrs. Roe Calvin lost a
valuable COW Saturday.
Tom Watts and son left Saturday
for a trip up the Poudre.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reid and
family are in Estes Park for An out
ing.
Willus Calvin entertained with a
family dinner Sunday. c. L. Brain
ard and family and Mr.. Calvin q
father and mother were the guests.
Rev. and Mrs. M. r. Kerr were
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
T. A. Foley.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-25

ending June 30,1909. also
7.30 per cent. on its st5,a
common stock. This conce
prospered Handsomely right
and Is known to be in such q
ing financial condition as TO Z
expectations of dividend pa!
on the common stock within b
few years. The shrinkage ID
RADIO beet acreage this season
likely to have more than d
ary adverse effect on its earnij
the current fiscal year.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-25

Eaton, Aug. 23.-Tom A. Duke
was taken to St. Joseph's hospital in
Denver Monday suffering from heart
trouble. 1t is said that he il in a
serious condition and 1t 1s feared he
may not recover. Mrs. Duke ac-
cOmpanied him to Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-25

Windsor, Aug. 23.-It was
to purchase no feet orne~ -
the ffre deparh.M VI windso|
the regular meeting Of the
board, which was held IN The
hall last evening. c. A. Yancel
mayor, presided and with the
tion of MI. Kerns the entire
was present. After the usual
ness was disposed OF the need;
iire department were discusseaI
said to be probable that in 'h'
future q chemical fire exiting
will be added to the departa
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-25
THE BREWSTE|
i4l7 lth st. Denye

The only first class lodging hoaSe /.
for men only. rs nice, light and ain a
decorated, nicely furnished, free 6st.|
lights. fre-proof In fact. a new and n
modern lodging house. Elegau, loti.1
to car line.
Charges 7Sc to soc per nj
when you are in the city pu, up Il
THE BREWSTER
i4t7 18TH St. Desl
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-25

MIR. and Mrs. Dave Seyer1
Severance spent Monday IN
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Piper.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-25
News Notes
of Weld County

(All correspondents are requested
to write on but ONE SIDE OF THE
PAPER to facilitate composition
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09
She NAMED l8 RIVALS IN SUIT

Sew Nort. Sept. .. Most women
WoniiDg divorces from cruel husbands
are satisfied IA being able to prove
the existence Of one correspondent.
A!r!. Roscoe Fl. Sanborn of Brooklyn
Gets a record by aducng. naming
and summoning 1S5 lady correspond
ents (and correspondents. tao) TO
whom Mrs. Sanhorn's husband, real
estate operator. was the falr-halred
boy.
Al first Mrs. Sanbora was disposed
70 be moderate. naming cnly c3. She
said sAe fould evidence against the
y, letters from them. in her husband $
sIongboN. Resides that she fixed up
: perfectly good SET OF grounds crnel-
~ neglect, etc.
3afhorn was dspo e TO be rather
proud os the modest 63 correspondents.
VIVA; he baked at was the cruelty
ch rye.
." can't help" be aid. III women TO
vi N I 50 en- business Ike me and
are fools enough 10 wtiie ~. loticrg
81 my wlfe found. Ent I never beat
NY wife, She gels nervous spells.
aad ! ha,c 10 hold her. She bruises
casiy. ard that's ihc way thai came
about.
'nes.des," he added sptcIully, Il
understand my wife IS going back on
hc atase."
When Mrs.. S ssnbop heard that.
she kicked OF thc limit and ralsel to
iS5.
~Nog that Mr sanbsrn /, tall.lrs
The way he H. ! shall ask my lawyer
10 Include every ore Of them" she
sals.
Mrs. saaborn Is young fair aad was
nnte an actress When she "ciscoyei-
I'd All she went back to papa's home.
iahlpg all her own thing and her hns-
hands slrongboy. full Of hundreds of
iet ers MDet Interesting however.
was carefully kept record hook. In
which sanborn listed bis fair oorle9.
ponienis hy name and address. with
sh0rthagd memorandum for each COS
tr,ng her characteristics like this.
Loves dearly"
"kis IS constantly"
"Very affecllonate hat very sedate.
Cautious
Sticks closer than fly paper"
Chilly al first, 'rt capable Of warm
ing up"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09
ENCOUNTER FOLLOWED
REFUSAL OF MONEY DEMAND
She Is Siilussque Plaintiff 10
MiIhJa Collar Suit Against
Roosevelt

New YORK, Sept . Mrs Liza von
C,Missen. sistur Que woman. NaO
has ii.ed 4 srii fuf oae million dollar
damage against 4 heod0re Roosevelt
and others, enforced 4 demand for
money Nih phys VIGILANCE at the
United STATES, Alargage aid ftlaf
company J5 Cedar street today. When
ner daman diva refused she attack
Ell Calvert Brewer, first yice-p.esident
lAd Carl G. Ra5mns, second vice pres
.dent with her fist. knocking Doun
of them DOVE Neither OF them offer
cd resistance
Cthe. officers Of the trust company
clused in on Mr.. Won Claussen, who
struck ai sei erJl Ul hem Dut missed
When she saw hcrs,iI hinnlcd IN she
dartcd Tor the door, ran across tn.
sidewalk ard got taAicab which took
her ~ Town.
Called up the Newspapers First.
NJ NOn C'ausScn MS accompanied
to the trust company By Mrs. Lea Van
Slinger'and. aG aetnc auifi as:sl. Mr..
Van SiiDgcrland sfNa she went along
as peaecndkcr aud Lad llJ idea that
her companion would resort to the use
Of her fists. Before gcing to the Office
OF the trust company, Mrs Won Claus
sen telephoned several newspaper Of
fices. saying that she was about to
participate in intereting occurrences
at 55 Cedar street. Consequently she
had an interesting audience Of report
us when she sailed into the board
OF officers Of the United States Mort.
gage and Trust company with the ap-
parent intention OF laying them al
ont.
Mrs. Ven Clanssen ls the grand
daughter Gf Matthew liyrnes, who
died. leaving an estate Cf one million
dollars or more. Included In II Is the
Hotel Lorraine. Mrs. Won Claussen
has an eighth interest IN the estate.
of which the United States Mortgage
and Trust company, q SIX million do
lar concern. in the directorate OF
which aie men Ike Mortimer L. Schft
Chen u. Thomas and William A. Jam.
lson. Is trustee.
A Claim OF $500.
III appears that Mr.. Won Claussen
claims $500 and that the clalm had
beca disputed by The trust company.
She has made several attempts to re-
cover the amount through the courts
and only short tine ago tried 10 at
tack one of her lawyers ia court
room
In preparation fer her visit to the
trust c1mpany today, Mrs. Won Claus
sen dres ed herself Ike a prize win.
nlng yacht She wore stunning
pnIp'e dress, a biz black picture hat
and much jcwelry. on her right hand
Vas 4 biz solitaire ring. She Is about
six feet tall. well built and good look.
ing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09
JOE BUMPS GETS BUMPED
Pawnee Brave. Returning From
Social Visit, Falls Into
Friendly Hands

Joe Bumps. a Pawnes brave. on his
way back TO Cushing. fell into the
hards OF the police this morning He
had been to social uprising at Red
Rock and got stranded here. re was
struggling with remorse and financi
al stringeney this morning and was
slraightened up al headquarters and
put on the morning train for home.
The Indians have been visiting all
around and there are stragglers ey-
cry day or so.
Two drunks picked up last night
were added to the weed haryesters to
day The weeds are no more flourish
ing than drunks have been in the last
few days. and both infest vacant lots
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09
APPEALED 10 SUPREME COURT


An Oklahoma real estate firm Is de.
fendali IN q case apnealel 10 the
snpreuie coari yesierday by G NJ ga.
ker. He ALLEGES thai iiasaeil 4 Tay
lor, real eataic dealers violated u
contract lie agreed to bus a piece
Of land. paying Sg.io0 down aud a
stated sum ehcn month He claims
the rrm feinsad to give 8 deed. and
he claims The lnnd Is nov worth Slse
900. lie II Sniag iof $4,000 damaaeA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09
q 2 q CURES
49, o. SKIN Disc EA5Es


the ymphaes Thus the healthy
blood
huos infect tho circulation its ncahng properties are diminished sd
diseases h5 delicate fbres glands with sharp Then
all neuralizng
the huo from the blood 1t coos the acid heated circulation builds
mulpies
ADDS to It's purity every waJ Then the skin instead o. being itated and
healthy
Poin oa bols pmpIc rashes Skin Diseases all
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09
ELIMINATION DECLARED
INJUSTICE TO PRESIDENT |
Roosevelt Alone to Bea tic
lille, FATHER Of
Conservation

i IA A
'"'H N"''" '''' N iN' 'oii'
lnitl1e Ut me National t'piWertaiian
ccngrrca Wa4 III turu6U Or ycrNais
cni an IA, 1n,s1,y Fy,atna4ly
~ f,'''''''' "e''Su ~ i'''"'ii''nu
10 z hlsht sealoh of me coAyeHIloa
platform demanliag national CON
trol 81 tne eo,n,ryis natnrn rarn,,rna..
lhe Llg fiebt ~ M "a5ansi,tss ,nsal
ng earcernf ~, ,oant,Nn n,a
n mo m ,ig,ooio.,o i, ..s'.,,,,,l, ~
orjginator NJ ;hn inoile,.s ra,nn,r,ana
IA by tbe com,oiltta I'm ,srnr,',,, ,ha,
~ p,esido,.t 14aft
violent encerhrs v,.r, n,s,.l,. ..,o,,on1
ing thet M rniei. .al,nref,.l ~ W ,'a.
eongrr.s noi s,h ,eer,. fn..,n NJ
Rooseyrll I'M lhos,s nr p.esiter,
ran and tbniT lho na,oe ~ ~ lslto,,
bould he ,.ncrilicaih mop,;npr. ~
a NAV nttael, N ,g m,aIe n, oi,,,,o
ato wlln wsr .e.dd 4. l,N y, lpin. H..
Ia The prealdau Ina atfr, ,h,'S~ hal.
!a, notion T., ctin,in,ts eh,. oa,,f '.r
Vr. Rpegevclt asa rorrioa tbnnrh .,n
advance canv M i,n resm3,, ~, si,,1'.
10 the newa,a,eys ,.otaiml tha na,,a
of Nr Roosevelt ana 4 w n1t mntIf
after the aaiournment of the convon.
ion late at ,iyh, that the am, ma
discovered
This oceuraa dsrine ,lo aft.,,o,,
when there we're n,lv eighteen ,ne,m.
her, Of The commIttaa nraann, NM
were unaer the choIrn,anehh of aV.
Goyernpr pardee of ralIrorn,a ,rho
yote b include me nan,o of p,rsiaont
ran Mas lost Sta N -
epslption ,.co,nnenaa,, a., t,o ras.
olutlnn ,nrl,dpa ma r,,ilnvins'.
class,ti ar.on - p,hIc M.
"Annrnv;n~ Ihr ~ythdrs"sJ ~ mn
,lc lands pendlue cl1esifIcatior INA
the senarotion nf .nrface r,sntr From.
mineral forest ana Wala, rlab,s I'M n,
ending water nowey riiae NE r.can,'
,nanI loal~ist,nn r., ,ha a''.t,,n,,,,'. tus.
ana leasloc for rrazine nnrnnees n,
unrese,yed nnhll,' l,,ds ani, ,tlo ob,.f
ly fm tbl; mrnoeo suhier IN no
rIght. ~ hnm.stead..s. .n1 o,..tia's
or lh. ocanisitinn thereng n.,,nr M
la,yg ~ lbc rnI,aI cta,ss
.Nyr hnla thaI the dsnod,. of o,l,
elais ,pde,,vlnr no,tte,,Iasi. ,",',,
fues. iron ,rep end rbasni,a,. inns
AZ ahouid br l.ovnd ror lln,i,o1 ~,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09

Einsfaher OKLA Gepi Ance
line Mcfaaten aGd sS diel al iAa
fooms ol her ggardaoD Il II McFal
den She eahf hef aboai Zen daya
ago from fl4g ,enitr ka4 10 yiait
her graad.o iidtcn and nas aNru
eick about i week before her death
Her body vac shipped 70 Gay Centef
for iaietmeni Size was born 10 cd
Chic and was a pioneer s-1
Tier Of Kansas. having hye1 af Clay
Center since 1865 She IL auggiyea
by IKE children
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09

Can b. depended upon IS an ex.
preston @e all like to hear, aud whea
II Is used in connection with Cham
berlaln's Collie. Cholera and Diarr oea
Remedy II means that IL never faiis
70 cure diarrhoea. dysentery or bowel
somplaints. 1t is pleasant to take
end equally yaluabel for children and
adults sold by all dealers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09
DESCRIPTION Of SCHOOL LANDS

Infornatoa concerning ihe sale OF
2tseee acres Of school Hnds sgss;srAu
ptr in pamphlet form and Vsell0ol
and force l. 20 sordine oat epam-
nhieis All the laNs and rulSS are III.
clIlded, wIli description of lha Ian'ls.
The sales are 10 be started az Still.
wafer and are 10 coyef twenty-one
rorr''e wrzss ~ payrc. ccnc.g1.ag
early sexi year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09

tn acts at once and makes Tire !
athinG, swollen feet remarkably fresh
ana sore pro0f
MS tho snrr remedy, you know for
eyerWhltg Ina ser the matter WITH
yopr feet lt's l0r sore fecl ANA Tor
iECaiy, bad.smellnG feet. and fer
earns. eall0uaes aud bnni0ns too
r'For years ! have been troubled
~l'h sore ard lender feet. suffered ~.
tense psGa. liavc had the assistance
of phys clans without relief bought
4 hex OF riz which worked periec;
cl,re, az i has WI, : 9 eat many OF
my frends. | WouIi nol be wi,hou,
"a Al il reQuirt.s 1. to be known 10
be universally uEed a. r. Dneutxer.
Chicago,
TN IS mol 4 poAdor Powders and
cther foot reued.e9 elog up Ne pores
II2 draws onl al poisonous eSnda
lions which hiring on soreness Of the
feet. AMI Is tie only remedy that
dcse. IlZ cleans out every pore ant
glorities the feet Your feet,
You'll never limp again OF draw up
your face In pain, and yon'l forget
al ut your corn3, buttons and cal
iopses Youll feel IKE a new person.
l'tZ Is for sale at al druggists, %
cents per boz, or Il viii be sent you
direct. u yuu viii. frUn Waiter La.
'thcr Dodge & CO. Chicago, Ill.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09
IT'S TIE DEVIL. 10 PAY

IT'S THE DEVIL TO PAY
when you have your auto Fepaircd'
and later find that tNNsjobhis nSi,
properly done, due either To the
lack of experience d The machinist
or defective material. Have Your
auto repaired here and get salts
factory Workmanship and the best.
oi material Our repair depart
ment is in charge Of one Of The
best auto machinists in the South
west Our charges are most
reasonable. A full line Of aces
sorieS and supplies. Give rs an
opportunity to show you how we'll
we can please you.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09
CHEER.

Belle Oh, If the Lord had only
made me a man
Ne,ie Perhaps lie has dear. but
yon haven't found him yeti -Cleye.
land Leader
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09
THE GRATITUDE OF
ElnERlY pEnpI e

Ut
Goes out to whatever helps give
them ease. comfort and strength. Fol.
e. kidney Pills cure kidney and blad-
Ger diseases promptly. and give com
fort and relief 10 elderly people,, N.
Wyllace.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-10-20
w athews County
REDART

Mrs. r. II, Lilly. we regret TO
report, IS III at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Foster
have been made happier by the
arrival OF a nice baby Plrl.
Mr.. James NJ. Ogde1, who has
been visiting his family, lett last
week for Baltimore.
Mrs Alex Hudgins is now quite
sick, but being under the treat
ment OF DR.. Brown, we hope to
see her out soon.
MIR. ]. w. Marchant left on
Monday morning tor Churchview
Va, where she Will probably
spend a few days.
NJ s Gaynelle Dillehay, Of
Newport News came up Sunday
to visit her parents. She was &C
Companled home by her cousin,
Miss Pearl Trader.
The Holiness Convention which
was held ten days at the Friends
Church, closed Sunday night last
with the Rev. Claud Roane in
charge and a plumber of other
ministers, ana deacons. There
were No conversions but the
Church was greatly revived.
Madge.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-10-20

Mrs. +. X. Carlton. of BerkeIy.
left Tuesday for her home. after
a visit at the home of Mr.. Charles
Parrot.
Mrs. ID. G.. G. BUTTS. who has
been visiting at Retsof for the
past few weeks has returned to
her home at Franktown, Va.
The Journal force will attend
the Fair next week and conse-
quently there will be no issue of
the paper gotten out. Cores
pondents will please hold their
communications until week after
next.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. d. Weston. of
our town, left on Monday FOR a
trip South. On their return they
will stop by Richmond to see their
son Then they will 90 to Balti-
more TO visit their old home which
they have not seen for nearly 8
years
AS the day school has opened
and all danger from Diptheria
seems to have passed, St. John, s
Sunday School will begin again
next Sunday.
Friday October IS. the last
day Of the Mathews Fair was
votec as a holiday to school
teachers and children at meet
ing of the Scoool board Oct. Ist.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-10-20
GWTNNS

Mr.. Fillmore Forrest and family
have moved back to the Island again.
Mr.. Harry Forest has a very i'll
child but we hope it will soon recover.
We were surprised to see in the
Sertion about the young ladies of the
Island.
The Cornerstone laying Will take
place on the 9th, of November. Din
ner served from u to1 O'Clock, also ice
cream and cake, proceeds for the new
Baptist Church. The Public is cor
daily invited.
Wild Rose
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-10-20
BLAKES.

Mr., Baxter Saddler was home Sun
day from New Point.
Mr., Roland w. Bassett made 2. fly
ing trip to Baltimore last week.
Messrs Murray Dutton and Clinton
Saddler came home on Sunday from
Glass, Gloucester Co.
Miss Lorinda Saddler opened pri-
vate school at Guynns Ridge, on Mon
day.
Mr.. Sidney Hughes. of Bohannon,
was Il guest of Mr.. and Mrs, c. G..
Bassett, on Sunday.
Mr.. Harry Wilson is now in a con-
valscent condition. We hope ne may
entirely regain his health soon.
We were much grieved to learn Of
the death Of Joseph Brock. a much re-
spected oolored m1sI Of this place.
The Death-Angel recently took from
our midst>Nlr. Geocge Calls. an aged
eatisfnan, who has been a great suf-
~ for some time. Mr.. Calls was
a. worthy and consistent member OF
Mathews Chapel NJ. +. Church, and
before his illness, taught his class reg
gularly in the Sunday School. We
extend our sympathy to all who loved
him.
The new Hugh School recently open
ed at Cobbs Creek we believe Is a sue
cess in every way. The worthy pro-
motors should be complimented because
OF the excellent teachers thsy were for
tuuate enough TO secure. To Mr.. V.
Shipley especially, are we grateful. l..
n. II. i.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-10-20
Two Great Sales
at WarChant's
Store

SHOES AND FAIL. UNDERws AF
We are making a SPECIAL for two.weekS on these
two lines being in position to yethe. purchaS-
er at least 20 per cent. This ARISES from our
early purchases and large StoeN We have at
least one hundred par ladies fine shoes to. 3spair
OF lot which we are going to close up to. make
room fol regular goods II waists time to fool
with these when we are busy soto close we will
sell at one third off each pair, all new and stylish
goods. Mems shoes for every day wear are at the
top notch and no one can.fail tofind their wants
in this stock. We are selling good heavy every
day wear shoe at &c. Special, nice lot of girls
school Shoes low heels. Is a special we quote
you heavy feeced lined underwear at gle gar
n,ent We are also ready with one hundred pieces
ladies black dress goods, special for October, bar
gains every one of them. Shoes underwear and
black goods at The lowest prices prevailing.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-10-20
Saved a Soldiers. Life

Facing death from shot and shell in
the Civil War was more agreeable to
J. y. Stone, of Kemp, Texas, than fac
ing it from what doctors said was con-
sumption. Il contracted a stubborn
cold, he writes that developed a cough
that stuck to me for years. My weight
ran down to $50 pounds. Then l be-
gan to use DR.. Kings's New Discovery
which completely cured me. now
weigh l7S pounds" For coughs, colds
LaGrippe, asthma, hemorrhage. horse
ness, Group, whooping cough and lnuG
trouble, its supreme soc LOO Trial
bottle free. Guaranteed by all Drug
GistS.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-10-20
r AXE n cNCc
We sell Eatnrop En-

g1neS and engine parts.
Special 4" Genuine Tobin
Bronze shafting for ST. 80 per foot
other sizes at same rate. We do
aft kinds of engine and boat work
and guarantee it,
We are manufacturers sales
agents for. and keep in stock, en-
CINE parts and fittings, coils. wire.
switches, tanks and batteries.
Stuffing boxes, lag screws and
pipe fittings.
We are state agents for the
"Orino" acetylene gene 7
which will light your store for s
cents a night and your, dwelling
for less. Catalogue on request.
Milford Marine Railway Co,
Grimsteads. Va.
Shop one quarter of a mile
East of Calls Wharf on the Mil
ford Haven. Look for the red
roof.