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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-15
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

In the Supreme Court in session in
Staunton the following decisions of
interest to this section were handed
do8n Yesterday:
Washington, Alexandria and Mount
Vernon Railway VS.. Vaughan. Circuit
Court of Alexandria county. Writ OF
error refused.
Marbury ct ais. VS.. Jones. Circuit
Court OF Alexandria city. Rehearing
refused.
Kidd ct ais. vs.. Virginia Safe Deposit
and Trust Corporation. Corporation
Court of Alexandria city. Appeal and
supercedeas. Bond $4,000.
Chestnut Lumber Co. vs. Gibson
Corporation. Circuit Court of Alexan-
dria county. Writ of error refused.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-15
Storm in Clereiand.

Cleveland, O., Sept. 15.-One man
was killed and a score of persons in'
jured in severe storm Which swept
Cleveland early today. Telephone
poles were ripped from the ground,
trees uprooted and great damage done
to property.
The early morning storm was the
second to strike within few hours.
During the first storm fifteen members
of the congregation assembled in an
evangelical tent we're buried beneath
heavy canvas when it collapsed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-15
MAINE ELECTION
STILL UNCERTAIN.
Indications Today Point to a Victory
for the Vets by a Small
Majority.

Augusta, Me-, Sept. 15.-"Well,
who's ahead today?" asked one pine
tree slater of another.
About the same as usual, was the
reply. There seem to be more pro-
hibtionists claiming victory this morn,
ing, so suppose It's Topped against it. "
In spite OF the fact that no absolutely
official figures can be had until Gov.
Plaisted return and with his execu,
tive council unseals the ballot boxes, il
now seems that the 314 majority given
to the vets" by the unofficial figures
announced by Secretary Of State Davis
will stand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-15
$4,000 TAKEN FROM
THE BANK Of MON TREAL
Three Masked Men Commit the
Robbery---Chinese Porter Bound
and Gagged.

New Westminster, B. c., Sept. 10
The bank OF Montreal, the biggest
financial institution in this section Of
British Columbia, was robbed OF $780,
600 today by three masked men.
A Chinese porter went to the bank
to scrub shortly after ) O'Clock. lie
found the robbers at work. They
seized, bound and gagged the intruder,
blew the safe with nitro glycerine,
emptied it and fed As SOON as he
could get free, the Chinanan gave the
alarm and several posses took up the
pursuit of the bandits.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-15
PREMIER 5TOLYPkA
IN CRITICAL STATE.
Lungs and Liver Perforated by As
sassin's Bullet Victim Par
alyzed.

Kieff, Russia, Sept. 15.-The condi
ton of Premier P. A. Stolypin, shol
by the Lawyer Bogrof at a gala per
formance at the opera given in the
czar's honor, is criticai today. The
premier is so weak that his physician:
believe an operation would prove I'M
mediately fatal, and will delay resort
to the knife at least until the arrival ot
DR.. Zidlen, an expert in the treatment
of gunshot wounds, who has been sum
moned from st. Petersburg.
One of the premier's. lungs and hi:
liyefsHere perforated by the second oi
Bogrof's bullets, and bis spine was
touched. He is in most intense pain
breathes with the greatest difficulty,
and is paralyzed from the point where
his spine was touched downward. His
pulse is 70. The wound in bis hand
from the first OF the would-be assassin's
shots is slight.
Beyond the fact that he is safely
locked up, nothing has been heard
concerning Bogrof since the moment
the police rescued him from the at
tempt the audience made to lynch him
Immediately following his attack on
the premier.
Whatever may be the outcome oil
bis victims injuries, it is safe to as
sume that the lawyer will be hanged
as though the Russian law does not
provide the death penalty even for
murder, he will doubtless be tried by a
military court which has the power 10
infiict any sentence it sees fit.
While Russian officialdom is trying
to give the impression that the attempt
20 assassinate the premier was the re-
suit of private grudge on Bogrof's part,
there is hardly a question that the
shooting was political. 1t is known,
too, that in police circles, it ia gravely
feared the affair marks resumption
of the campaign OF terrorism which has
seemed, during the last three or four
years, to be pretty effectua!ly stamped
out.
Report, have b. eu CUR, nj for some
time thai tue l.yululloulsts were pre-
pairing ! rcsu nptirn Of activity.
La kirff the general belief is that
other turrurists were i'll the audience
and on the lookout fur the czar who
was present aud other high officials,
but that Bogr,f, detailed to shoot the
premier, Was tue only one who had the
luck or resolution to carry out his
4Crk
NJ. Sinlypn i, 81 years old, and for
Russia !. somewhat liberal statesman,
but extremely drastic in big methods OF
mantaing the car 5 authority. Two
previous attempts have been made to
assassinate him. Bogrof is converted
Jew.
Kieff, Sept. 15.-After four hours
sleep, Premier Stolypin is slightly i'm
proved. On awakening be dictated a
message to the Gar saying he was will
ing to die for him and ordered reas-
suring telegram sent to his wife and
daughters.
St. Petersburg, Sept. 15.-Premier
Stolypin's brother and other members
of the family have received kilograms
from Kieff saying the premier's case is
not hopeless.
st. Petersburg, Sept. 15.-Ot the
effect, renewal OF terroristic activities
will have upon che Czarina's health the
gravest anxiety is expressed here today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-15
Five Correspondents Named.

New York, Sept. 15.-Naming five
correspondents, Elmore Kitzinger, a
rich cloak aud suit manufacturer, today
sued his wife, formerly cloak model
known as Beautiful Helen" for di-
vorce, alleging as one circumstance
that Murray Robinson, neighbor,
sent her dozen pair of silk stockings
as a present. They lived at 565 vest
162 street, and the action came up on
application by Mrs. Kitzinger for an
injunction to compel her husband to
turn over their four year old son TO her.
Kitzinger presented numerous aftidavits
in support OF his charge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-15
Black Handler Captured.

New York, Sept. 15.-Detectives
early today captured another black
handler just as he was setting off a dyna,
mite bomb in an East Side tenement
where scores of men, women and chill
dren we're sleeping. After pulling out
the blazing fuse and hurling the bomb
into the street, the officers dashed after
the fleeing miscreant and collared him.
He said his name was Giovanni Risso.
He is 19 years old and lives at 2l7 First
avenue. The scene of the thwarted
outrage was al East 18th street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-15
DEEDS RECORDED.

1n the clerks Office of the Corpora.
ton Court today deed vas recorded
from Elias Blackburn ct al. to Daniel
Bushrod, transferring to the latter q
house and lot on the west side OF Alfred
street, between Gibbon and Franklin.
A deed from Annie HaRs was also re-
corded transferring to William Fl. Sims
a house aud lot on Queen street, near
Alfred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-15
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Of MUNICIPALITIES
Alexandrian Elected President
League to Meet in This City
Next Year.

The following was received this after
noon by J. T. Preston, secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce of this city:
Cape Charles, Va, Sept. 15.
At today's session of the Virginia
League OF municipalities A. D.
Beckett, of Alexandria, was elected
president. 1t was decided to hold the
next session in Alexandria.
W. W. BALLESGER
J. I. WILLIAMS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-15
Train Wrecked

Albany, n. Y, Sept. 15.--A wreck on
the New York Central in which one
man was killed today delayed Gov.
Dix 5 arrival at the House Of Governors,
Spring Lake, n. j. The crash occurred
near this city, the crews of both trains
being Injured when an express train
sideswiped a freight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-15
LOCAL BREYITIES.

There we're heavy showers of rain
at an early hour this morning.
The State Corporation Commission
in Richmond yesterday granted a
charter to the B. F. Board Motor Truck
Company Corporationgof this city.
The officers we're published iD the Ga
zette Wednesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-15
PERSONAL.

E. L. Daingerfeld and family, who
have been spending the last two months
in Europe, returned to Alexandria
yesterday.
". E. and C. B. Swan have re.
turned from business trip to New
York CITY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-15

Common Trait of Mankind.
1t is the care of very great part
bf mankind to conceal their indigence
from the rest--Johnson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-15


Geographic Service.
The Gazette receives the full
teIegraphic service of the United
Press up to $50 p.m.every after
noon. In addition It has special
correspondents in Washington,
Richmond and Norfolk.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-03

fife 3et til at iorbooe erboeros-
mpsiig geileoning / @pmnaitif.
0erfor moatte 5anolpqe Smitb
frifenoes. % oGe Omfoitniuaer paa-
laeoes 5totsfasien.
8anolaee Smith ON uOfaI0et at
@pmnoitifiaoen.
5 en- fort 9lrtifel / o6lensborg
Qois" ifrioer Sanolage Snitb ON
ltOialoet al 5orbanolingerne peo
5lensborg 2onosret:
a6|egeringens AuieeIie bar liOt eft
8npt Deo Dele 2liipren; tbi bortiet
ira 0en iurioiite SIDE al 5oaen
oar set 10 moralif forfaiteIiat at for
bpoe @pmnoitiffen og aIoeles ufor.
ioarliqt at ifrioe ino moo iior.
muen0e, ~enligitille0e 8oin0ers
Saanoge
Get oar / .oisie ltlgOi9beosanfIo.
ger life opret ben anflageoe, DOM.
nerne bar iio0et til 9om5 Ooer,
men Geaeringen og Be u%GolObore
arao / oe gomIe 9oo6eitemmelier;
0eres Com err fploet: oeI5 uq1l0iae,
bells itrioen0e moo Rutioens 9~fetsop.
fattelie. 9%iegerinaen gar floaeit / at
laoe @lemielens Slor iGnfe Jig neO
oper Dem.
9%anosretten iaitilog:
Vt 0coerlagsfri un6er1i8ning fan
life iorbpoes.
ut llno%erDisning / @pmnoitif %
6oonoaerning til life lpngere ifole-
pIiqtige Berioner. iom fer moo Be-
taIina, beIler fife fan forbgOe5.
Set er llo6pttet Of oenne 8nm.
naitifiog.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-03

of 3. @raulln0 / Soptrup. 3erpaa
taIte 6%ppograf 2naeri al SueersIeu
ON Nf6oIosbeueoeIien iioen 1888
9oaboloer Og9eien IiaeIeoes ira Sa-
oerslep, talte ON anIoorSiplelien
og 9Iioten5 Iom BEN enfelte bar
ooerfor qlfboIos6eOpgelien.
8eo aaffeboroet nefsle0es meo
9oler % Gang, blnnot anOet taIte
Rurer MiffeIbore og Maler Mis-
fra Soptrup.
MoOet 6poeoe8 me0 en- 9(ften.
lang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-03
Sjcmmcts Si6liotcf.

q ogI al De nDere 9saer.
s ittebornet = 6ortGain9 al
Suiannc @nguebin. OueriptteIie
al Bertha Seiberg. 292 Sioer.
Snob. 1925.
9onfo Misunderstanding al
eliiobct6 3rnnfe. 9oo 0anif oeo
5o6n Niifop. 80 3. Subj. soc.
6 ter 6orteQina ira ariiten-
forfsIaelierne / 2lrmenien al Bar.
tenie". Operiat al 3oit. q. e.
@aoien. 1873 Sioer. Snob. soc.
unge 9ierter gn 6ortpl.
ling al 2aurit3 9eterien. III ..
5nob. Zoe.
San oiIoesno9et - 5ortpI-
ling ira 0en mere 8io / 3anmarf
al gilbelm 3oufou. 1873 Sioer.
Sn0b. so Gts.
Sierterne 0ripes- 9}uti0s.
f%ortuaing al elit6 9e6crien. 295
Sioer. Sn0b. $3.50.
~ ara = misunderstanding al
q. ll(men. gaa gonif oeO Bait.
q. z. Maoien. t2t SiOer. 5no6.
N Sta
Can. 2ut6. 9ubL. Sou e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-03
6n A%nbuloclie.

On ell iaare mprfeIig 4nboIoeI-
'ie iortraer o8lensborg Aois":
Iorsoag MiOoog Den 9. 5ebr.
au5olot @enOarmen paa @raaiten
@oaroeier 8. 8. geterien ira Stout
'itr1p oeo Sreoericia. @eteriel. Der er
% Aar 9ammel, ieOte5 1853 paa
@anroen 2affpr peo @raaitan. men
u0oonoreoe / Spttennorsaloeren til
aongeriget. San bar inaleoes life
lpnaere @iemiteosret Der. 1or ben
peo lire 4ar ii0en ioIate ban efter
6oOerens 800 lin 6goe3aar0 til
@oaroeier Ssra. @otbieian paa
y@rpsbsi".
Beterien par / Snsoags fommen
til aabenraa / ct 5amilieanliggen0e,
% oa ban bnp0e en- Del at or0ne
meo ). Wat6ieien, bap0e ban an.
mooet 0enne ON at fonme til
@rnaiten Ben npite Gags Morgen.
De msotes iaa 6os @pitgiper Seb.
len % orefte0e Der 6eres QnIiagen-
oe. 4eterien DiIoe rejie tilbage til
5reOericia meo Riooogstoget az.
ira 8raaiten. Wfen 90 ban
forloo aroen, meote ban @en6ar-
men. ser iplirgte ON bans Hoon
og o~erefter nnholot ham. Set loo
til, at 2opets 6onnob9Der ira Sen.
Oarmen / llGerup 6opoe foaet Bnn-
i9g ON at arreItere 8eterien.
Gen anbolote mootte nh feIge
meo til 9olitiitationen. Amtsfor-
3ittelmann par life iorbe.
reOt poo at moOtage oenne arre-
itant og pioite life, boao ban ifuloe
gere meo geterien. @an forflareoe
ban, at ser life oor Gale ON ct
lpngere Opbol0; 9oget gif noropaa
ON en- file boGp Cine, % set agte-
De 8eterien at BRUCE til i'm Silent
rejie.
amtsforitanoeren foreipurgte imio-
lertio gennem Selefonen bos areos-
iefretpren / A%obenran. 6uoo ban
ifiiloe foretnge Zig meo Beterien.
are0siefretpren tilrao0eoe BAN at
ipsrge Sgnoer6org. ON Beterien
tiotigere bapoe bpret uopiit. 0ette
bleu pnaitanet Der; men Beterlen
b9ooeoe paa oet teItemteite, at ban
olorig bno6e npret uopilt. Wan
mente ioa, set bar beoit, at Beterien
fom til Senoerborg. Sr. Wotbieien
ira o@rpsbsi" bnp0e til6uot at
Itille aniition for ben nnbolote,
6uem oct bar meget ON at gre at
fomme biem. Oct iamme tilbeo ban
areosiefret9ren | Sgn6erborg. Wen
fenne funOe life eaa mo pna n Sri
gipelIe; Den futoe fun ife efter Or.
ore ira 4mtsretten | 5lensborg. Saa
.aif 5uren oa unoer Bolitileoia9elie
berben.
Bna Shlesmig- SoIlteiniide
ganf's" &ontor / 5lensborg foo
.Sr. Mat6ieien uoiteoe ct gepis fer,
at ban funoe title en- snifet anution.
Bao amtsretten por Der imiolertio
ingen, iom furOe tage iig at Sagen;
naor Der fom en- amtsoommer, bar
ubeftemt. Senao 5emtioen fom
amtsretsraao garteIs bog til Ste.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-03
Sor Sprn % SbrneOcnner.
inoe6oIoen6e 9srneiortpIlin.
Ger iamIet oa noaioet al Sn0re.
missioner 8. Olsion.

Eris pr. @pft 6 Gts.
Ter er uofommen / alt ooer 90
Setter. men noaIe al Dem er al
Iereoe u0ioIgte. gi bar poa Eager
IA forifelIige Softer. Soert S9ite
in6e6oloer ira 3 til 4 6ortaGinaer.
elsie II 6pfter tiIbpoes, iaa
Ipnge 6oripningen porer, tilinm.
men for - Gts. portofrit tiIienot.
Can. 2utb. 8ubl. 9ouie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-03

oe; ban par meget imsoefommenoe.
9ommeren elf mo paa, at Eeterien
bleo lsslaot, imoo at Der Itilleoes
en- aoution pan 1000 Morf Deref.
ter reiite Geterien 6iem.
Gn l~l6Disuine. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
/ 9aoersleo me0Oeler. at 5orforl
SEES &. Sesien paa Iornnmgaar0.
biemmebsrenOe i 6aaborg, er be
pen uouiit, for0i ban booOe oeItaget
/ eli S%ommenfomit i Reooing 5or-
iamlingsbus. Oct tDife 9GaO opln.
Ter life. boilfe i~tot5iarIi1e Gpnfer
Ser er blepen imeoe0e oeo set poa-
g9GoenOe 9fs0e.
GuumorO paa GlS. 5 5enooas
Mites, BEN ). 6e6., 0a oct 5nlooba.
netog. Der nigoar ira Senoerbor9
aloffen 1915, par pasieret aetting
% nprme0e ii1 asper6aIle, op0oge.
60 acknowledgement en- mort @en-
itono Der laa poa Sfinuerene.
Soget. Ser LOS meo Iangiom 6art =
oet off op as 9affe itanoieoe5
! rette Gi0. og nan ianot "a 2iget
al en- 0an0sperion, Der omb1ggeligt
oar 6enIagt ioaIe0es, at So9et, boi5
set life Bar bIeoet itan0iet i rette
5io. 6ao0e ifilt 6ooeoet ira 0rop-
pen.
Get Iaas itrals, at BEN 9eoe oar
bIeoen Ct 0fier Tor en- irogtelig
llooo0. 6ierneifalen par fnuit, %
9iget bao0e 0n6e Gar tuprs ooer
afniigtet. 91an log 9iget meo til
2lsier6aIle station. boor oct inolag
0es / 9nf6uiet. Zen 0}proeoe oiite
ia at pore Ell uaiit Sfomaaer@eora
@ilIbers. Der Hammer ira 9eroen /
9amooer men III i nogle War bar
opbol0t liz paa Ills.
Sfomnger 8iilbers oar n9onIe
Ssnoag Gitermio0ag taaet til Sen-
oerbora meo Ioget. ser betaIte
9an 100 Narf Ter 9poer o. menes
oereiter finn at bnue bait Ell balls
Snes Qfarf igen. ll0 pao Aitencn
rejite ban meo Goget til Setting.
Ger par @iilbers moe / aroen. bnor
ban fif ct 8nr @enitan0e. Qloffeu
balu ii iorloo ban o~ereiter SETTING
o. off 40 asierbolle til. efterfulgt al
to @erioncr, Ell itor og en- lille
2llereoe ngite Gags arreitereor5
oisie TO Gerioner ION De iornentliae
0ioroere. Set oar 10 iUeitiife Rsg-
tere, Safob 9usli % Sans gIaaie,
iom / nogen Iio bar opbol0t Tia paa
6iifebpf peo @raaiteu. 5 5srit-
ningen negteoe De beitenlt, men il.
ben Dor De befenot oeres SfpIo.
M0rooanoen Deo Nsierballe bar
paQ nm 6euleDt Spmurfiomhe0 a
Ell 0DeriaIO, ion soeoes Den IS.
December / 5jor. Ter 6aDOe ueret
@aoieipil / Asierbolle aro. og ga cit
0eltager ira aettingifop par paa
Siemoejen, bleo ban ooerialoen /
R9rbe0en al 9ertermine. @ernings.
mpnoene, Der life bleU opoageoe,
ifol baoe irataget 8e0fommenoe
Bengepungen. 0et bar TO monOli-
&c Perioner, en- itsrre og en- minOre.
Ofan mener III, at oct er Woroerne
2osIi 90 glooie. Der ogiaa Der bar
n9ret pnn Spil. &c bar nemlig op-
boIot Jig Der pau e9nen ira ben 3.
December. e. 81
NriitiansfelOt. hilbert ennOes
IpOc / grsoremenigbeoens Gal
Den ;. 5eb. bar 6eie9t al omfring
beo 1900 Geltagere; % Sen tore
Cal bar o%oerfDl0t, toges Oen lille til
6i9lp. 6oget ira SaoersleD, iom
nnfommer Der til peo SaIDiiretioen,
par ItuueuOe fulOt.
gilbert 2unoe talte om Seiu Neoe
meo ben ioiHaritanife apinOe. Bna
i'm flare, ielgeitrenge Niaaoe for.
flare0e ban, 6oorleoeS Stolt6eo %
Rpr0pnsf(ooifob ofhpl0er Reunpifet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-03
I'll %ererlsn.

6gr fUitteret, ie abl. 9r. .S15
6airplain, U1hd, Sens 4noerien. &aSmus anoerien 6oerS1
Saruiae, Nis, Il. So6onnes Qigb: u. y. 5cnich Better
8osmtsen, 5 s. gnsmusien, 6. y. Sanlon, Sans
8eterien, SEQ. 4eterien, SEQ. aasmlsien, Sopbie 9las-
musien, Gbas. Feterien, s.. :. Senior, Ism. &as.
musien, Mrs. $. 2aricn, Sncob 5o6nion, Ole Sobn.
ion, Sans Gasmrsien, Ssren Senien, Ole Semen bper
81; Sas. Ssrgenier, 92H5 emma Feterien, anton Fe-
terien, Ole e. Sobnion buer SOC; gfHS Carrie Ssr'
len Doc.
9enoiba, isis, ira q. u.
Ninaiteo, So, ct. FallnS Wgb. Sens Senrifen, 9arl
j. Sobnion, 5bomas 1bompion, anro Sbompion. 8.
6. Sanien, Mortei 9eterien, $. 7. 9deien, aaa'
mus 6anieu. 0is 9onnicfien, 8. Z. Song, 8. 6.
Semen, 5eraen SEMEN, Sans 2arien, 5sr9en Sen
richen, 6. 3. 1epe, @eter Senrictien, anOrep 9tiel'
len, 5 ~. Senier Better apbL 81. Bon.
nicfen 6oer 81; {. q. U%aot5ieien, $: 3 aasmnsien,
Serqen gonnicfien, Gaior y. $. Wiiler boer S1.50;
ears gasmlsien, Gorl Sanien boer$2; u. s.. Senricf.
len, @eO. Neoe, Sens 6 4eteriems, eanrit, sour h8s
$. !. Senricfien, $. 8. Sanien. VI. genien bper DOC.
G6icago, 81, Siloams 9tab. Worie Carrier, Sobonne Pin.
0crien, ebr. 0amquoro bper 81 80; ID. Soniens S99r.
Soln1, Gina Nielien, u. $. gierregoaro, y. Chris.
itiarien, 9br. 9eterien, 8. s. 9inOen, Dime Senen,
Gam SplOabl 6per ST; ). @lea SOC, 4. 6. einoen $3.50
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6er %fuitteret, lie abl. Rr. Observation-Disclosures
Spencer, Sa., 9et6anio 0iqbs. aDi ......s......
Genoi6a, 9is.. ira u. 8.
Geena5. g8is, Mrs. Nat5ien .......
5a., Gbene3er Mg6s. apinoer: 0irs. 5o6n Sen
len, Nr$. Better anoerien. Urs. g. :. 4n0erien, Mrs.
5. Z. 0anien, Qrs. 4ieIS s.. Sdmiot 6oer $150,
Mrs. Berthe 3eniel. Mrs. Sens Sacobicn, Qirs. Qia-
rem Sdmi0t, Mrs. &briitine g~loltbeier, Dir5. Gene Be
teriet, Mrs. 5. 5. 0enningien. NirS o.. u. @9riitial-
len, D}rs. Morinu5 5enien, Mrs. Berthe 5or9enien,
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have printed on the ballots for each
precinct in which the vote is to be
taken the question above set out.
and there shall also be published 20
days before the election in at least
four issues of the Stanford Interior
journal, notice of the said cleo
ton, which shall give the date of
said election, the question to he sub
United to the voters of said district,
and such facts as may be necessary
to give validity to said act.
4 Copy. Attest: G. Il. COOPER.
79-4 Clerk Lincoln County Court.
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PUBLIC SALE
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FARM, STOCK AND CROPS
Wednesday. October nth. 1911.

i will sell my farm of 263 acres
in excellent neighborhood, two miles
south of Danville, Boyle county, KY,
one of the best towns inthe state.
where are located Central University
and Caldwell College, two noted col
leges; also other good schools and
churches. The farm is in high state
of cultivation as crops will show.
About rs acres in cultivation, bal
ance in meadow and blue grass. Wa
ter in every field during drouth. A
good stock farm.
Will sell about 900 acres with i'm
provements, then remaining unim-
proved, then as a whole, taking the
best bid. improvements consist of
one and a half story brick house
with seven rooms, cellar and parch-
es; 2 large stock and tobacco barns
and other necessary buildings.
Also will sell 20 pure bred and
registered Short Horn and Polled
durham cattle, consisting of 4 bull
calves. one herd bull, grandson of
q $4,000 bull. remainder COWS and
heifers. Good practical kind for
milk and beef.
. Jennets, 3 young Jacks. All high
bred and having blood of Emperor
Tom Keene and Joe Blackburn; good
seed; l pair mules, 4 horses. IS ewes
about go hogs and shoats. All farm
in eimnlements. consisting of Wag-
ons. Manure Spreader. Drill. Hair
rows. Flows, etc. Some household
goods. about 500 shocks of Corn in
shock. some Oats, S 1-2 acres of
Tobacco in barn. Pure bred Plym-
outh Rock chickens.
Everything sells, regardless of
price. Terms liberal on both farm
and personally. Will show pros
pectiye buyers farm at any time.
dinner for all.
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