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The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-11
Fine seIf.DenIa,,

An Albany IN. ~ lady refuses to
speak to others who wear feathers on
their hats. Such self-denial should be
worthy Of fine r-Sard. Chicago
Record.Fisrsld.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22

! Mrs. Thomas b. McAdams. who has
been visiting Mrs. David Cardweli in
Greenville. s. C., is now n guest Of
Mrs George Peterborough. in Char
lotte. n. C.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22

was the guest of relatives in Culpeper
this week. leaving for a visit 10 Mr..
and Mrs. Irvine Parr, in Brandy, from
where sho will go to PittsburS, Pa,
for the winter.
Miss Laura Smith has returned homo
after a pleasant visit to friends in
Richmond. Miss Smith, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Hugh Smith, eX-
poets to leave soon to spend the win
ter with relatives in Texas.
Mrs. Gordon Thomas has just return
ed from delightful visit to friends
in Washington. Othccs who have been
visitors to Washington during the
week are Mrs. Loving and Miss Louise
Loving. Miss Annie 1iarn and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wampler.
Mrs. Charles Wine Is visiting her
cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Henry,
at their home, near Woodville,, in
Rappahonnock
Miss Fannie Vowel, of Corner View.
IS visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Adams,
Mt The Plains, and will later go to
Washington for stay with frIands.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22

/, from forests and iunglcs at the far
ends OF the world. conquered. but
sulicn. and mastered by fearless men,
who walk right in among them and do
such wonderful things! And monkeys,
And the most beautiful horses, man
aged by ladies who only need wings
10 look like angels. And the funniest
clowns that ever made Jokes, and
and-and--oh. ever so much.
Even the farm horses know some-
thing fine is coming when they are
placed In the light harness. They know
1T is not TO be all day at the plow.
They arc going TO town. long rest
with change or food and visit with
other horses, and come home in the
cool OF the evening TO their own ac-
customed stalls and have hearty
nights sleep.
INTO tho town they pour from every
direction the first ones struggling and
the later in steady streams. until
pretty much all tho countryside Is
there, and then tho shopping begins.
Circus day is the biggest shopping
day OF the year. No one ever heard q
storekecDer complain that a circus
took too much money out of his town
In one day.
Love OF the circus is Unborn: 1t Iasts
while life lasts. To the towns people
young, old and middle ged-circus
DAY Is the most eagerly anticipated
holiday of the entire year: men have
| enjoyed 1t since the days wnen they
used to carry water for tho elephants
or crawl under thu tents to see tho
wondrous shows of their youth. Circus
day Is always an event and always will
be. There is something about this
wholesome sort of entertainment that
ds different from any other form OF
diversion. Perhaps II is the wide at
vcrsity of the skill shown 10y the per-
formers; perhaps it Is the noise and
the hustle. the odor Of the menagerie,
the sawdust. the merrimcnt of the lit
| tie folks. the hilarious clowns. the
| wonders OF the geological collection;
| more likely 1t Is a little OF all these
| combined. But whatever It is there Is
| a fascination that catches the ina gina
ton of youth and stays with ug
! through life. And to the rcd -blooded
'itizcn. circus day is and always VIII
/ be an event.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22
Culpeper Social News
I Special to Tlin Timcs.nisna1nl

Special to Tie Times Dispatch
Cuipeper, Va, october 21.--Wiuough-
sister. Miss Fannie Cole, on RaiironJ
Street. oh'
Mrs Warren Coons and Miss Mary
nv ,h ii'n coohs are spending a month
~ i"Fil near Ryland, this coun-
Miss Vera Taylor has returned from
riS,t of several weeks to friends i'm
Champe Thompson. OF Waynesboro 90 80
guest at Kinloch, the hom,, Of ba,.
sister. Mrs. Strother "'i
Ni's. E.uwin Grilnsley spent the FIRST
part of the week in Washington wh h,r~.
Edelin,. o'"er' MIS-.
Miss Augusta Buddache who has
~, IN Culpepcr since the carly SUM
NOR left several days ago for her
home in Baltimore
Miss Matte Ball Buckner, of Ran
pMh rs N is spending a month with
~ hnrno t- a.. Gibson, at he latter's new
nome. on .iameson's Hill.
W. NJ. Green. of Warrenton, was the
guest Of his sister. Mrs. Frank Gilke-
son the first of the week
Fniic,. it 90 ~, fnilGr and Miss Phoebe
We're guests during tho week ~ NIrs
~. James Coleman -'i '
John L: Brown has returned from
/ ~ Visit of some days to his ncphey
VILE. >''"i io' tes-
airs Mcclure and Mrs Rust. both
y, Nockprldge. were recent guests of
MT ana Mrs. Frank Smith, on Jane
MISS Byrd Law and her nteces.
Misses ME. virginia and Nan WOODROW,
Ire IRE, spendlnE several weeks with rela-
yves IN Danville, their former home
Master Francis Voolfolk is n t.uest of
! Street III Malh-
Mrs Fayettc Tolson and two chill
uEeh. OF Jeifersonton, have been visit
InS AIR. and Mrs. Edwin Slaughter on
.rast street but returned home Thurs
Mr.. ana Mrs. Window stokes Of
elch' w, Va. and DR.. and Mrs
. ,, OF Mobtack Bay. who have been
OF Mrs. J9mes y. Strothcr. Icrt for
'heir homes several days ago.
Mrs: Kate Jameson, of Capito, mi,
WaShinGt ton. is spending the week
WIN NJ Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Walton.
Mrs George Macon. of Keswick. and
Mrs. Clarke, of New York, were guests
during the week OF Mr.. and Nrs
Lewis Nelson, leaving Thursday for n
! EST 70 Mrs. Macon's mother, Mrs.
Shhckeliord, In Rappahannock
Mrs John iiill. of Texas, who has
I frequently returned from a summer
IN EUROPE. is spending some time with
Str dno'her Mrs, Kate Starke. on East
street but expects to leave for her
southern home next week.
I r. ana Mrs Henry Smith who la vn
Snst returned from their wedding trim.
1 we're Weekend guests OF relatives In
In Rappahanock
J MISS Maud Wager. Of CharlottesvilIa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22

Mrs. W. G. Maury. who has been Wis
iting her parents. DR.. and Mrs Jabez
Hall, in indianapolis, has returned to
tho city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22
CIRCUS COMES BACK TO
RICHMOND ON WEDNESDAY

1he press representative of tho Bar
mum G. Bailey Greatest Show on
Earth. which will give two perform
ances here next Wednesday, tells an
interesting story of circus day in an
agricultural centre.
Circus day. What a world of joyous
happiness the words foretell. Six
weeks before the eventful day there
appears an advance man (the contract
Ing agen). who begins to spend money
Tor the whole six weeks; through this
man and others the circus people go
on spending money, usually with a
liberal hand. They do not stop spend
ing money In that town until the show
has done come and gone"
This is only part OF the money a
town takes by reason of circus day."
The whole countryside is p,acarded
with announcements and heralds, and
everybody for thirty miles around
sometimes more) knows about the
circus far enough ahead to arrange for
day off without disturbing the routine
of the farm.
1t is-a family day with most fami-
lies and shopping day with all. Early
in the morning the chores are hurried
through, breakfast is had, the chill
dren are perked up. the teams hitched.
the dog driven back to the house, and
the big wagon with Its happy, load is
rolling townward over the shady road.
Fathers pocket bulges with roll, il
lie has not his check book along. and
mother has list of things to be
bought that ishe has been compiling
ever since tho. day when one of the
little fellows came rushing in and
said: Going to be circus in town
next month. Men pasting up some ami
NAL pictures on Mr.. Browns barn
now"
it's always q wasonioed OF happi-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22
Warrenton Social News
/ Special 10 The Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The Timcs-DiSpatchl
Wurrenton, Va, october 2l.--Mr ana
Mrs. William L. Wilbur gave Il coon
hunt on Saturday night at Fair.
view"
Miss Genevlcve o. Fletcher enter
aimed cn Monday afternoon in honor
OF MSS Jennie y. MurchiSon Miss
Hicks also entertained on Monliy a.
tcrEotn.
Miss Grace Maury was hostess to
the Heading Club on Wednesday after
noon.
The children Of ST James sunday
school were given Chestnut hunt on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Woof and son, of Remington
are the guests OF Mrs. Helen V. Wn-
son.
Miss Edytho Dodge, of Washington
spent several days this week in War
renton, as the guest OF Miss Rite
nour.
= Mrs. Paul Richards and Master Paul
Jr left on Tuesday Tor Washington
where they VIII spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Cooper and Mrs
j. G. Wise are among those who spent
several days IN Washington this week
Mrs. Julian Morris, OF Kcswick. re-
turned home on Tuesday after spend
ing some time with Mrs Blair john
son.
Mr.. Bowie, of Washington. and Wal
ter Cook, of Baltimore, We're week
end visitors to Warrcnton.
Miss Jennie Murchison. OF Whining
ton. \. c.. who has been the guest
OF AlsS Evans, left on Tuesday for
Philadelphia and New Nork.
Mrs. Ernest w. Price ana Miss
Ihco. Price went to Washington on
Tuesday. Mrs. Price and Miss Prize,
vii! spend tho winter in Washing.
ton.
c. f. Houston; of Cincinnati. spcnt
some time in town this week with
Mrs. Houston, a Mrs. NJ. NJ. Green's
Miss Bette Mcintyre has returned
nome after spending some time in
Norfolk with her sister, Mrs William
Arms trong.
Louis HurXthal. of Washington. was
"a recent visitor 10 Warrcnton
Mrs, w. L. Wilbur entertained on
Saturday afternoon at tea after tho
races.
Miss Rcile Boston is at home after a
Or. ana Mrs Robert Il. Fcrncy-
honsh We're "at home" on Thursday
HSht TO Il number of their friends
Mrs. Mary Boston, motLsr of the
Iate Df. #. II. Boston, is the guest of
Judge and Mrs T.. 5. Turner.
Mrs. T. !. Semmes, Miss Jaraau ,,a
MISS Nice Marshall Payne spent sew
Graz days this week in Baltimore and
Washington. an"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22

Miss Lucille Pierpont. of Atlanta. is
the guest of her aunt. Mrs. II. II. Wal
I lace. at 2o7 West Grace Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22
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(continuod IRON Second Page,

Continued From Second PaEc.l
obtain the maXimun benefit from u
tour abroad.
Among tho listeners last TUESDAY
We're Mrs. Hodgson. Miss Conoly, Miss
Stephenson. Mrs pabncy. Mrs Dunn
and many others who spoke in the
highest terms Of their interest in the
subject marter OF MIR. osGood's lecture
Children are now admitted 10 mem
bcrship III the club at the regular dues
and this membership entities TO or"
free lesson per week. the use ot tho
club rooms entrance to exhibitions ana
entertainments
Miss Nora Houston Will resume her
Instructive talks on the History of
Art shortly. Non-membcrs are cor
daily invited to these talks
Attractive Musicals.
The music-loving people of Rich
mond are much Interested in the an
nouncement that Professor Frank
Cosby. of the Richmond Conservatory
of Music, 505 East Grace street. Will
begin & series OF musical cntertain-
mcnts TO he given in the auditorium
of the John Marshall High School. the
first concert TO take place on Friday
evening, October -. These WIN be
very interesting events in musical cir
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22

ness. The oldest boy may have put
the best roadster into the buggy shafts
and gone by himself after his young
lady; every younger one in the group
Is wallowing In glow OF golden mer-
, riment. 1t is circus day! And circus
means more than unwonted refresh
ments. First. there is the reunion and
happy meeting OF old trends and
relatives. and it means such a pageant
, as no Roman Emperor ever Sazcd
upon, because no Roman Emperor had
the quick heart, the believing eye, nor
the warm imagination that all young
Americans have.
And IL means animals! Wild animals,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22

While in Richmond. MIR. and Mrs.
Schindel and Miss Thelma Schindcl
were Mrs. zaun's guests.
In and Out of Town.
Bishop c. p. Mars, of Kentucky. was
the guest of Judge S. b. witt for sew
eral days last week.
Mrs. w. G. Maury. who has been Wis
iting her parents. DR.. and Mrs. Jabez
Hall, in indianapolis has returned to
the city
The Misses Pcyton. of Fauquier cour-
ty. are gusets of their niece Mrs. Ro-
bert Il. Peyton, Jr, at lGt7 Park Ave-
nue..
Miss Jane rutherford has returned
TO her home, 322 West Grace Street.
after an extended tour of the East and
Europe.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George WI Brown have
been recent guests of their sister Mrs
A. N. Adams. in Charlottesville.
Mrs. Thornton and Miss Thornton, OF
Charlotte. are spending some time at
2l5 East Franklin street.
Mrs. William Gray. of "Northheld."
Cumberland county. is visiting reln-
tivcs here.
Mrs. John Farland has returned from
Baltimore and has as her guest Miss
Ella Slingun, of that city.
Miss Lucille Perpont. of Atlanta is
the guest of her aunt. Mrs. II. ii. Wal
lace. at 2o7 West Grace Street
Mrs. Thomas Il. McAdams. who has
been visiting Mrs. David Cardweu in
Greenville. S. c., is now n guest Of
Mrs. George Peterborough. in Char
lotte, y. C.
Mrs. Pope Nash has returned to her
home at Westhampton, after spending
some time North.
Theodore Miller, OF Baltimore, has
been n recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
John L. Dc Treville at Woodland
Heights.
Charles G. Harris has gone TO Suffolk.
where he will spend several days as
the guest OF friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22

Charles C. Harris has gone TO Suffolk.
where he will spend several days as
the guest OF friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22

The Misses Pcyton. of Fauuuier couE-
~. are gusets of their niece. Mrs. Ro-
bert Il. Pcyton. Jr., at 1917 Park Ave-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22
Powhatan Social News
Especial to The Times-Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
Powhatan, Va, October 3l.-Clifford
Flanagan was the Weekend guest OF
his mother. Mrs. X. S. Flanagan.
visiting relatives In the village. has
returned to her home in Richmond
Miss Gay Miller. of this place, Ia
visiting relatives at Woodland Heights.
vs MiIs H M,ss Mattn st,man mas mas been
left for Richmond. where she will visit
friends before returning TO her home
i'm Jynchburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22

Mrs. Pope Nash has returned to her
home at Westhampton, after spending
some time North.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22

Theodore Miller, OF Baltimore. has
been recent guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John l. Dc Treville at Woodland
Heights.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-06
sau AntDaiu, 9ouner1ag ben s. Suli 1911.

2i6t 8oJen ouf ben Sliinen 9lnl.'
uno lllirirf 5eritoren. Die rufiiibel
&ouiuIate IN ber Moaoolei tpesbell
tuie gemeloet miro, iiberidmelmnt
nit gei6lueroen 'iiber 9ebinoerlu.a
oes ruiiiiden 9aabelsperfebrg, 6ie
nod pereroBerf miro 6l,r6 nene d)i-
nefiide 8eamte, uelbe ouf @rlulo
beionoerer ltnteripeiiltngcn BON Sc.
fling borgeben. 9fuiiiibe @oorenien.
oungen iperoenS ouf &ontre6on6e-
Seuertpoffen gei1au i,llpi5iert. 6ie,-
tpie angegeben ipirb, 6e1 Mongolelt
gefiefert mer6en. Gs miro erfIart,
oaB 8aiie uno a1oere geIdranfun.
gen eingefiibrt iino, in @abrbeit an
oem 3tped, Die rliiiiiben Sanoels.
leute aus benz 2onoe gu treibcn.
9lus @ien meloet man Cine
Maitteilung, Die i'm gon5c1 9feiel
groBe Sreuoe berborgerilfell bat
nno ba5u angetan lit, Die pe1limifti,
iden glniibten iiber BEN @cf,uh-
beits5uitono oes aaiiers Sran5 So.
Iepb gu nioerGesen, lit foeben bon
omtli6er Seite erfolet. Ser RaiIer
bot aae 9feile Gispoiitioncn nm.
geftoBcn. fdbrf nidt nod ssidr nlo
oltb berlalfe nidts nod elmer on.
oeren Sontnerfrii1e ionoern bleilt
in g8ieil, Inn fi9 nit an leiner ltu-
Derfpiiitliden 9lrbeitsfraft Sen gle,
aierungsgeibaften ipieoer gu ipio.
men, @r miro onl II. s. so. per5on.
lid oen ilelten 9iei6sratg NIT 6cr
Sbronreoe .eroffnen.
Die 5iibne fir oie iln Mars
gefdeBene grnlorbung Ser Griffin
Srigono, Sofoane Ser aonigin Std
liens, miro ni6t lange auf iif tDor-
ten laiien. Weit elmer i'm italieni-
iden @eridtsperfobren ungenobM.
ten Sdneligfeit lit oie Mnflage allf
Noro NIT 8orbeoadt erfoIot, rro
Der Cater, Der ebemalige &opollc-
rieleutnant Bnterno, Dor Dos
Sdmurgeribt in gfo1n peripielcn
por0en, nobel Ser bon Ser 8crteioi.
sung geitelte antrae, 5l,ndbit onrd;
-eine fa6ndrnilde 8eobadtltng oen
@eiitessuftan6 oes Moroers feit5r.
itellen idlanfpeg obgetpieien NOR.
ben 1T. @etuobnlib iino itoIienifdlc
gai6ter nur allailbereif, oetn mil.
oernoen ltmftano Scr geiitigcn Sto.
ring, poriibergebelloer Inquired.
nungsfabiefeit ultp. @eltung eil,5n-
raumen.
9lus 9fom meloet man: 3nr
Seier oes 50i1brigen Brieiteriubi.
ldums bes Roroina[s @ibbons bon
Baltimore fnno IN oer> Stride hor
Soilto Mario 9ropeftere Elm Self.
gottesbienit itatt. gii6of Geline6b,
Ser &ector oes amerifoniiden gof.
lege, celebrierte ooa feierlide Sod-
amt, Dem Der Gtab Der 0otihoft
Der Ser. Stoaten piele Witelieoer
Ser amerifaniiden &olonie iino cir
perionliher @erfretcr oes 9opItes
beitpohnfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-06
Gin @riff IN ieime gaidle

piir0e Die SdahteI gudlen's @rtlifa
Salbe, 5eieen, Sic 6. g. Cooper Elm
zimmerman BON Marilla, sc. S.,
INNER nit iid fiibrt. SD botte ME
eine Gbnitttpunoe, auetidung ooer
fonitiee @unoe,. Die Die Salbe MIDI.
idnea beiIte", idreibt er. 9effes
@ittel fir Bran6- uno griiblpunoen,
9litsihlog aufgeiprungene Sanoc
slno Sippen, Soutfranfbeiten, Sill
ieroueen S11norrboioen. 25c bel
alien 9rueeiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-06
sm fr5bIidlcm arsiie.

Sd weik nifbt, mas fua es bebeuten,
Saf i'd 10 Smrittg bin,
Gs 5iebt iuie 0l1ierl1mten
gcitanbig bnrdJ nteinem Sinn.
Die Guft lit uaru unb es fnmfelt
Sm Ufaie haS 2pne Star 8ter,
Sas ulles ambere ber6unfelt,
Die ieHit setrnnfen man bier.
SnS fdj5nite Der 8iere blitet
Sm 9iaie 10 bea nnb tlar:
BenH genliitiidj am &neiptifG mat iitct,
8irh @iueun 10 iunnberbar.
Mian fiiblt es bic golbenen Srppfeu
Werfiinben nit ailer Strait,
9ae 0erfteniaft nnb Sopfen
RodJ ininter ben Srubiinn uns idjafit.
sp iiten mir fr5blidb unb better
llnb lDben bas Spne Star gier
llno tneipen NIT SpfJgenmfl ueiter,
Sis fid alles i'm 2reiIe BRETT ifhier.
llnb iaRft in ben Sdblmmmer mir iinten,
sp fr5blid, 10 letdlt nnS 70 fret,
llnb bas fpmmt ailein bonn Srinfen
Der Gone Star 2ureleb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-06
Plus aieI berihtet mon: 81

g[us 2ieI berihtet man: 0ie
bereits semeloete afnfunft Der ainc.
rifaniiden ShuIidiffe Soma" !,
us5noiana1 uno yWoiioduietts"
nit, ben omerifaniiden Seefaoetten
an 9oro iit fin airt cine lteberro=
ifusg getpeien. 9as gintreffen oes
@eIhmnoers mar erft einen Eog
ipdter ertpartet iporoen, Die Shiffe
batten aber cine 70 brilante ,5abrt,
bnB iie fhon einen Gag friiber az.
gefommen iino. Sat bieies ..Suia-
renitlfden" bier aud fir ben Gu.
eenblif in 8e5ug ollf oos 9ro-
eramm elm tpenig perbliifit, 10 bot
es ood Der 5reuoe iiber oen @eiu6
feinen abbruh getan, ionbern ebe
Die quite Stimnlung nod erbobt.
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%. 8. & 5. gata.

'Nnt1fnff-
70. 241-gOn~ 9oltfton uub @aIpeiton
yso. 7-9oa '0aias u. SOrf ~ @ortS ilS''
SO. as5-gam aorbeu. .7.so 1sdia. DorHiti'
ylo. 15-8on Wacp. 300 nnmm.
yfo. 231-8om 0orben utl6 4ouftcn
:. ....3:25 liahm
80. 9-Wom Nor6en.. TAB nbenbs
=. ;. lilo Dorm
Gbfn1ri
SO. 10-Nad benr Noroen. 10. 100 BORN
SO. 16- Nab Mnftin uno 8aco
$50 BORN.
SO. 10-3ad oem goroen. 900 bonn
$40. g. Rad 9auas. Sort 8ortb
nro Waco. 8.45 dben6s
sfo. 236-9ad benz Norben. 4.
.... 80. .0.16 aben0a
DO. 242- saah 9ouiton ,inb @aI<
neiton.. =. :. -. 1915 nben6s
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g.. S. & g. u. (Saupt-2inie)

N1tttnft-
SO. 9-gom Often. 1885 poru
30. 7-0nm Often. $50 naMra
gso. 10-@I Bafo H. Beften. .7:3O nn6m
SO. S-@on 81 Bafo.. .1O.15 born,
Nbfabrt
SO. 9-Nnd gI gafo uno Beifen. 5. ).
.... -. -. $3.50 BORN
go. E-Nah gI Raio nrlb @eften. :. !.
100 nbenos
30. 10-9in6 b. Belten. 1000 abenbs
SO. 8-Nah bem Often. 10:45 bonn,
SO. 1--Na6 OeI 8io.. 400 abenoS
gietoria gipiiipn. q. $. & g. u.
Nnfut1ff -
go. so5 -guero. @ictoria. 1850 na9m
Mbfahrt-
no. Soe-guero. gietoria. 500 BORN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-06

2afeiennaturen empfansen
bid nod beinen 8leioer,t. Serren-
naturen nod eeinem @ert.
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Giienbabll Tabrplan.
:. G 6. y. Balm.

5. &C ". g. Ua1n.
Wntunft-
@o.3 Som Moroen. .6.45 abenbs
glo. g. 8ou1 Worben. .6.45 morg
Mo. 7-9ocaI bon 9earne. 1000 utorg
gfu. 9-2ocal bon Baleitine -. 80.
1890. j.. =. ..10.45 aben6s
yto. A. Bon NeEifo. 80 na6m.
No. 12-2ocol bon 2nrebo (gen1iiht)
-. :. $500 i1tor8
go. f. Na9 oent giorben. 1.55 na1m.
geo. 6. Nad benz gor6en. 500 abenbs
No. Social na9 Bnleftine. 7.30 ns0rg
go. 10 ggpreB nnb 3earne.. :. !.
=. 4. 400 morg
yto. --Na6 Megito. 100 nlorg
$40. II -SpcaI nah 2arebo (semiht)
>. ;. ..... -. 900 obe,io5.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-03-18
SHERlFFS SALE.

BY virtue II an execution issued out of
the Clerks Office VI the District Court
u the City and County 81 Denver and
State ~ Colorado, and Ia mc directed.
whereby am Commanded IA make I'll.
sum ~ Ninety i've and lOlo0 dollars
ts95.4oJ and costs Of suit. the amount II
n certain Judgment recently obtained
against NJ. II. Deacon IN favor Of the
Remington Typewriter Company out II
the lands. tcncmcnts. goods and chattcls
Of the said NJ. II. Deacon I have levied
upon the following property to wit:
One Remington Typewriter
Therefore. according u said command
! shall exposes for sale. 1t public auction
all the right. title and interest II the
above named N. II. Deacon In and To
the above described property. on Satur
day the First day Of April 1911. At Two
o'clock =. NJ. at the Front Door Il the
United States Post Once in the Town
Of Monte Vista in Rio 0randc county.
Colorado.
Dated At Monte Vista this 10th day II
March 1911.
Auorsr j. Wsiss.
Sheriff 81 Rio GrAndc County.
BY ". s. Woods.
Deputy Sheriff.
Date Of first publication March Is, 1911.
Date Of las. publication April l. 1911.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-03-18
THE BAUER SALE

Remember the Big George Bauer
Sale at his ranch miles west Of
Del Norte on Thursday, March %
This sale will include II head Of
Horses and Colts, black Per-
cheron Stallion 4 years old, weight
1900, Mich Cows, AIRED Polled
Bull, 81 head OF Hogs, 81 head OF
which are Brood Sows; Farm Inn
plements, Platform Scales, two
Lumber Wagons, Buggy and many
other thingA
JOHN Lesson, Auc.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-03-18
NOTICED!

Having bought AIR. Lee Smiths
interest in the barber shop, for
merly owned by Smith & Burgett,
We will commence work together
Monday, March goth, at the same
stand in the W. j. Clark Office
building, where NC will be more
than pleased to do your barber
work. All work guaranteed to he
first class and up-to-date with
satisfaction.
Cleanliness" our motto. Give
lbs trial. BURGETT BROS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-03-18

George I. Crozier OF Del Norte
was in Monte Vista Wednesday 10
attend the big auction sale Of the
Sylvester brothers. His object
was to buy some horses but the
prices which good horses brought
were too high for his pocket.book.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-03-18

Mr.. Leeson will also cry sale
Saturday, March IS, for c. B. Trib-
BILE, at Charles Falk's feed stable,
Del Norte, OF Farming Implements,
Horses, Harness and Household
Goods, etc,
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-03-18
Phoas Highland $50
Rsiafesesd Coaessss

Gravel Roofing and Csusa tWosh Rsiaforesd Cos<r,.s
Headsssss Fu Dipp;as Taaks
Cement Hog Tsoushs Retaining Walls Dams
Steps, cubs Walks cebbis Stone spa.r Fash
Hero Bh ehas rreushs
Tosshs for Mixing Syrup
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-03-18
STOCK SHIPMENTS

There was n train of 20 cars of
lambs and 3 cars of hogs shipped
from this station Wednesday. The
shippers of lambs were, Charles
Clark, 6 cars; Price and Whitaker,
4 cars; Colorado Valley Land Co.,
6 cars; johnson DIETRICH and Mac
Arthur, 3 cars: NJ. p. Moody, l
car.
A. S. Chase shipped 2 cars Of
hogs to Pueblo and l car to Silver
ton.