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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23
Woda " rzece Missippi stra-

WOda Wrzece Mlsslppl stra-
sznie przybiera.
Strajk ma koleji Texas Pa
,cific dale sic dobrze " znaki
fabrykantom naszego miasta,
|poniewaz ME NIGGA wyexpe.
|dyowac ~zam6wionych iowa.
row..
Saturna JUL MONA wildly
wac ma niebie p6zno W nocy
Tub do dnia.
Oko}o 20 tramp6w zg}asza
sic codziennie wieczorami ma
stacye policyjna.
DC Mankato, Mimi, maja
bye wybudowane W roku bic
zacym try MOVE koleje- ze~
lame.
w Red Wing ma bye wy
b%udowany noWy budynek, v
kt6rym pomieszczaf sic be-
die sad.
W. Breinerd, Mimi. pod
wYzszono Gene konsensu ma
sprzedawan'e rozpalajqcych
trunk6w do $500.
W izbie Representative
u%chwalono prawo, zakazuja
ce zatrudniac wiezni6w PREY
pracach pubiicznych.
.Obecnie " roku 1916 ma
zamjeszkiwac 100000 Pola-
k6w W Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych = inni obliczaja mas ma
milion.
Z Huron, So. Oak. dono.
SEA, re fermerzy prawje juz
obsiali swe pola.
|. Pomiedzy og6lna cyfra lud.
no6ci W p6}nocnych teryto-
ryach, kt6ra Wynosi 48,s67
= kato]ik6w lest 1901; an
slik6w 1876; wyznawc6w
presbyterya6skiego koscio}a
Tip; metodyst6w 6,91O i
pogan 1898.
Z powodu wystapienia bis
marka przeciwko Polakom,
pisze pewien gospodarz wiej-
ski z powiatu pozna6skiego:
|Gdy wyczytalem Q nowych
obostrzeniach ma mas Pola-
k6w, tom sic mocno zdziwii,
DO nigdy ME przypuszczalem
azeby ksiaze bismark mas Po'
lak6w tax " swej opiece cho-
wal. Navel lud robcczy zas-
tanawia} sic mad tenn i pyta1
jeden drugiego: co to bedzie?
Jak ks. bismark m6gl sic
dnia % stycznia W seimie
tax wyrazic 0 Polakach? =
|Ot6z W naszej wiosce many
kilkanastu takich, kt6rzy "
o~statnich trzech wojnach
piersi swe nadstawiali i krew
orzelali "a niemiecki eva
lertand" a pomimo tego lad
nego wsparcia ME pobleraja.
Powiadajq oni te1az: to my
.Polacy tax szczerze bill, re
.gdzie tylko mas Polak6w po-
stawili, to wszedzle Niemcy
wygrali, - "a co nam kazali
.grat polskie mars2e, n. p.
Marsz langiewicsa, Jeszcze
Polska ME zginela t. d. A
teraz ksiaze bismark zaczyna
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23
PraktYczna rada.

A. Jaki ia nieszcze6liwy z to
moja iona! Taka mice jedze ma
karku, a pozbyc sic jej ME ma spo-
sobu!
B. Q ma to }atwy jest spos6b,
zastaw ja W lombardzie i ! gub XVII
tex!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23
Posrednio i bezposrednio.

Posrednio i bezposrednio.
: Micha}: Powiedz mi, Antku, jaka
Jest r6znica pomiedzy w%yborcami
bezposredniemi a posredniemi?
Antek: To CT zaraz wytlumacze
(Uderza 60 SLIME W twarz). Teraz
idz i oddaj to Kubie, natenczas
Kuba dosta} odemnie posrednio, a
ty bezposrednio.
Micha}: Aha, rozumiem. (Uderza
.Antka porzadnie ma odlewke). A
.wiec ty sam sobie posrednio dafes
pc papie!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23
Z pred lat Is.

Pod tym n%ag}6wkiem bedziemy podawae "
kazdym numerze .Wiarusa" najwazniejsze
sprawy oa6lne imiejscowe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23
z history naturalnej.

Nauczyciel. 10 jakiego rodzaju
zwierzqt nalezy pijawka.
Kuba. Do zwierzat ssacych.
Nauczyciel. Czys zwaryowaf?
IKto ci to powiedzia}?
(. Kuba. Pan nauczyciel san prze
'ciez nam powiedzia}, IL pijawki
=ssaja krew z ludzi l zwierzat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23
. oOEzWAs9

Uprasza sic wszystkie Wy
dawnictwa pism polskich Pc
ryodycznych i dziennik6w O
1askawe wyselanie egzempla-
rzy ckazowych, celem abo-
nowania i zam6wie1 anon.
SOW ftp.
Uprasza sic pisma W A.
meryce o powt6rzenie nj
niejszej odezwy ola rozpo-
wszechnienia.
Dalej wszystkie fabryki
gl6wne sklady (filie) O ma.
des}anie c%ennik6w, prospek-
tow, troszur,. wzor6w, Okla
z6w, pr6bek it'd. ce]en "a.
m6eje6 r6znych towar6w Z
podaniem cen hurtownych.
Adresy jake kto zazada
wyse1a sic franco; polecone
100 adres6w "a iednego DO
lara, kt6ra to kwote prose
pos}a6 W li6cie poleconym.
Polecajac sic do zalatwie1
wszelkich interes6w.
Ma odpowiedz prosze mar
Ike "a 10 cent. wlaczyc.
Polecajac sic laskawej pa
mieci kre6le sic
2 powazaniem
j.. Bystryk.
Adres ma listy: Jan Bystryk,
" Madame Kolbuszowskim
G~alicya-Austrya- Europa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23
List otwartv W dow6d
uznania wdziecznoSci

ola firmy wyrob6w tkackich
w. Pana Antoniego Baruta
pod opiek2 swietego J6zefa W
Korczynie ko}o Krosna " Ga
licyi.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
BROAD SEARCH IF GOVERNMENT
 QUESTIONS PUT
To All Who May Know Any thing About the Movement of High Power
 Explosives
THE THEORY IS HELD
 SOMEBODY MUST KNOW
Detective Burns Believes There Is More Dynamite Hidden Than Has Yet Been
 Discovered

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 12.-Who be- sides John J and James E. McNa- mara handled or had knowledge Of an interstate shipment of dynamite or nitro-glyceriRe used in blowing mp iron and steel structures erected by firms employing non-union men, in the last five years? This quesGion was inquired into by government officials today. preparatory to a resumption on Thursday of the federal grand Jury investigation of the alleged nation. wide dynamiting conspiracy.
 Clerks who wrote letters. baggage men, shippers, all those supposed 10 have even the remctest knowledge of the movement of explosives or how and where they are stored, are in- cluded iu b list of several hundred witnesses wha have been summoned to testify before the grand jury. in stances of finding explosives about which special inquiry was made to- day was as follows: ,490 pounds of dynamite found in a padlocked boN in the rear Of the home of Ortie Nc Manigal's father, at Tiffin. Ohio, on April 9, 1911. ninety pounds of dy- namite sticks found in the basement Of the building in Indianapolis in which are situated the offices Of the International Assocation of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers, on April 22. a few hours after the arrest of John J. McNamara; twenty-five pounds or nitro glycerine and dynamite found in a piano box in the western out skirts of Indianapolis few days lat CT; thitry-eight quarts of nitro glyc- erine buried in shed near Roches- ter, Pa.
 Points of enlightenment sought in connection with these instances were Who wrote the correspondence rela- tive to the purchase and shipment of the explosives Who paid the bills and kept the expense accounts H. what means were the explosives transported2
 Every witness who may furnish any information. however slight, will be summoned To all appearances, the headquarters of the International As sociation of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers were clCSed today The blinds were drawn, the door locked and the whereabouts of Acting SelrC tary Herbert :. Hockin is a mystery.
 W. B. Burns said: l think there was more dynamite planted at various places in the east than has ever been discovered. It i5 likely that this has nc, been moTed, as yItEe who hid it are not inclined to attempt to move it now
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
RESULT IS CLOSE Is
 CAMERON'S OPINION
Republican Candidate Says Only Time Win Tell But
 He Has Hopes

At one o'clock this morning both democrats and republicans at head ,lus kers claimed the election of United States senators on the face Of partial and generally meager re. turns. The democrats confidently claimed a victory, but the republicans assisted that the result was close with indications in their favor" The republicans refused 10 make ang claims on Cochise county as to the county ticket on the returns which they had received, but practically ad. mitted that the defeat of Wlll White was indicated. At democratic head. quarters. Chairman Henderson at one o'clock admitted that Bisbee was slightly republican, but claimed the county for practically the entire state and county tickets by 300. At that time it had given Fred Sutter a lead for Superior Judge of over 200.
 Shortly after midnight last night Ralph Cameron was seen by a Re view representative. Tt is close" he said. and no one can tell the result on the face of the present returns We cannot know until tomorrow, but l think from advices that | have re ceived that the republican ticket has carried the state"
 The attention of Mir. Cameron was called to the open single shooting that the republicans of Bisbee and Warren had done for Hoval A. Smith, as shown especially in the third ward, where he was twenty behind his run ming mate and running even with the democratic candidates in the first eighty votes, but upon this he refused to comment.
 At that time Mir. Cameron was not willing to concede t. loss of this county, in the absence of more det nite reports, and pinned his faith in the state to advices he had from Flag stan. Globe, Phoenix and Prescott.
 Secretary Locke said returns were insufficient in this county to base claims on in figures. Bisbee was re publican, and he appeared to have hopes that Hoyal Smith would carry the county, Outside of this city and county he had only the same returns that Mir Cameron hs-I. On these he was ready to claim a republican state ticket and United States senttors, but not so cinfiderftiy as Mir. Henderson made claims for the democrats.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
STANDARD OIL CASES co

FlNDLAY, O., Dec. 12.--As a result of action to be taken by lhe circuit court which convened here today, the court docket will be sWcJ, clean of all Standard Oil litigation, a situation that has not eXisteG n O!Ho for many years. The yar.ous suits pending against the corporation and it's sub salaries will be dismissed for the reason that all of ne points iEyolved in the suits were covered in the re- cent dec. .sions of the United States supreme court
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
UNDER SURGEONS KNIFE
w. E. Q. Stokes. While His Girl As
 sailants Are on Trial

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-While w. E. D. Stokes was unysr the surgon' s knife, Ethel Conrad, charged with Lillian Graham with an attempt to murder him last June. was on the witness stand this afternoon corrobo- rating every feature of the testimony of her chum that they shot him in self defense.
 Mir Stokes operation was for an abscess on the kidneys. It is said tonight that it was successful.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
EXTENDING FOREIGN
COMMERCE

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 12.-Prcmi- nent manufacturers and importers from all parts of the Unitel S-xtes assembled in this city today to at. tend the national export trade con- yention to be held under the aus pices of the Philadelphia Commercial Museum. The chief object of the gathering is the discussion of plans for extending the foTei.n commerce Of the United States, Eore especially with the countries of Central and South Americs.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
ECHO or THE WAR
Brush with Stragglers of Revolution
 ary Army near cananea

NACO, ATiZ., Dec. l2.-Police. sol diers and Hurdles joined in fighting of a band of fifty malcontents at Catalina camp, in the neighborhood of Cananea, according to adyices here today. One policeman was wounded. The loss of the attackers is not known.
 Under eX-Captains Buelno, Aryisu and Cardinas, a Maderista army of fifty stragglers got together and at tacked a platoon of police, wounding one. The police returned to Cananea and secured achievements, and drove the guerillas into the Mariqui- ia mountains
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
ATTELL-KILBANE

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 12.-ManageT Tom McCarey. of the Vernon Athlet ic club. tonight announced that he had received contracts from sbe Attell and Johnny Kilbane to fight twenty rounds at Vernon on February 22, for the featherweight championship They will weigh in at 122 pounds at the ringside.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
BUMPER COTTON CROP

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-The greatest cotton crop on record, H. SS5,O00 bales, is the department of agriculture's estimate of this season's production. This is greater by l.. 447,0Ov bales than the record crop of 1904.
 Every state in the cotton belt, eX- cept Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkar- sas and Oklahoma, has established new records for production.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
THE PRICE OF COPPER

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-Standard copper firm, spot, futures I<05 to 13. 30. Lalse l3 3-S to 3-4. Electro Iytic 13 l-2 to 3-4. Casting 13 l-4 10 1-2. Arrivals 600 tons, exports for the month l2,79S. Lead easier, 3s to 40 New York.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
CAPITAL OF INDIA

Delhi Succeeds Calcutta as the Seat
 of Government
 DELHI. Dec 12.-For the first time in the history of India, the populace today witnessed the crownlng of their new emperor and empress when King George V. and Queen Mary were proclaimed.
 Aside from the splendor of the DurbaT. the feature of the day was the announcement that Delhi was to replace Calcutta as the capital of In. dia
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
WOODLAND DRY

WOODLAND, Cal. Dec. 12.-Wood' land went dry" today by majority of SIP votes. 1,216 votes were cast of which more than 500 were by women. Woodland went dry last April by thirty-six votes, and the de feated faction brought about another election.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
THE HYDE JURY
Held Pending Search for Fugitive
 Member

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 12.-COntrary to expectations, the jury trying the case of Dr. B. C. Hayde on tr.ai the second time for the murder oi Col Thomas s SwOpe, was not dis charged tonight.
 Judge POrterfield announced that he would hold the eleven remaining ju- TOTS a week longer, in the hope that Juror Waldron might be found and returned to the box
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
CARL MORRIS WON A FIeHT

CLEVELAND. Dec. 12.-Carl Nor ris, the Oklahoma Giant, made short work of Al Williams, of CleYe- land tonight. The fight was stopped ia the third round, so severely was Williams being punished. that he was helpless against Morris.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
STOPPED A PRISON FIGHT

SACRAMENTO, Dec 12.-lt is re ported that a fight between two con victs at work on the rock crushel of the state pr son wss ended when one Of the combatants was shot ir the leg by guards Eight guards armed only with pistols. quieted a near riot which followed the shoot ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
ANeLo.RusslAN AoReEMENT

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 12.-The Rossia says Russia and Great Brit ain have entered into a special agree ment not to attempt to restore Shah Mohammed Ali Merza to the Persian throne.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
NEVER HEARD OF IT
Denial of Warning of Blowing up of
 the Maine

WASHINGTON, Dec 12.-Emphat. ic disclaimers were made today by the state, war and navy departments of the possession of any information confirmatory of statements made by former Consul A. C. Price that he was warned of the approaching de. struction of the Maine two days in advance. by Cuban sympathizers al Matanzas
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
suFFRAeETTEs INDICTED
Twenty-Five Ringleaders Held for Ma
 ticiCus Destruction Of Property

i"eHJ-t"o hiHSlSaNS's ElSid 'Oi W9'
 Icicus Destruction Of Property
 LONDON, Dec. I2.-Twenty-two of the suffragettes who were arrested with two hundred companions in con nection with a demonstration at the House of Commons on Nov. 2l, were indicted today for malicious destruc. tion of property They refused to promise to refrain from the same tao. tics n the future. and were sen fenced to two months imprisonment. More than 200 were previously sen tenced to shorter terms for disturb. ing the peace.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
TOyIand

sight for the children Bring them along to see the toys There late shipments of arriving daily which we are dis playing Ioyand So though you have visited the big carnival ot pleasure devices again for you find new ticles that will interest you.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13

ONE MORE DAY of the big silk The best opportunity the people o Bsbee had to buy fine silks Chiffon taea foulard radium and others wide range colors These tils will make exceptionally good Christmas gifts will also make into nice gifts. Regular silks 4Oc yd Regular sl25. Sl0O, S5c and 75c silks special soc
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13

Other
Goods

Aside from toys and novelty goods we have many sub stantial and practical gifts. Here are few from our hardware department: Cigar lighters priced at $1.00 to $4.00 Flashlights priced SIPS to $3. Pocket knives priced at 25c to $500. .22 calber rifles priced $50 to $21.5O
 large line of both in safety and ordinary in all makes and kinds, Scissors Ill nickel and gold plated We have the largest line of scissors and shears in this district. Priced 35c to SAYS pair.
 AUTOiSTS Here is line of ShawlS in plain and plaid materials. All sizes. Priced $500 to $1750 GUNS A very complete line of all the new models. all makes. Savage 1908 rifles and auto pistols, priced $500 Winchester rifles and shot guns in all mod els and prices L. C. Smith double barreed ham, merless Shotguns Priced $27.50 to $157. complete line of Colts revovers in any model you wish We have in stock all other sporting goods and ammunition.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
Only Eleven More Shopping Days Before Xmas Christmas
 Shopping

in earnest The people have to realize that there is no lime to lose crowdng eager to procure some of the many nice Christmas goods at low price
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13

Tennis rackets in all grades and prices. $1.50 to $500 Golf balls, clubs, and supplies Remnants and Pillow Tops Now is the time to buy these. They make good Christmas gifts.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-10-06

Captain Henry Bowen is reported i'll
at his home in the Cove.
The saw mill belonging to Thomas
Groseclose near North Tazewell, was
damaged by fire last Friday night to
the extent of 5000. The origin of the
fire is unknown
Empty barrels for keeping your
cider or for storing vinergar can be
gotten from the l.. Lazarus Co., Blue
field,
A lady called up this office day or
so ago, and asked where we got the
nice goods the Sunday school banner
was made of. She wanted goods like
it. If she had been reader of this
paper she would have known, and also
where to buy anything she needs. The
goods were bought at Chapman's. But
she didn't know. she doesn't read the
Clinch Valley News. See? Price 81
per year in advance.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-10-06

Miss Evelyn st. Clair is getting
along nicely in the Biueiield hcpsitai,
where she recently underwent an opt
GRAFTON for appendicitis.
Our young townsman, Ivor Caudill
and MIS-. Caudil, his young wife, are
as proud as they can be. 1t is big,
bouncing boy, and all is well.
Suppose you try sending US your
subscription. You will feel better.
There is something doing all the time
now, and you need this paper.
Miss Rosa Brown, former teach
err, of Cedar Bluff, left last Thursday
for Lynchburg, where she will take a
business course in Piedmont College.
John w. buchanan. the well known
Tazewell horse dealer, attended the
Russell County Fair. and acted in the
capacity of judge of horses-ri riding,
driving, roadsters, etc. The reports
from Russell are that Mr.. Buchanan
gave excellent satisfaction in his
work He, like others who attended
the Fair, is high in his praise of the
great showing made by the county
who is to furnish Virginia her next
chief executive.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-10-06

Rev. j. H. Alexander, the we'll
known Presbyterian minister, died at
the home of mis- brother, Captain John
d. Alexander, last Saturday morning
as the result of a fall the day pre-
vious from a ladder at the home of
w. w. Carson, where he was passing
the time picking apples. The reverend
gentleman had been the guest of his
brother here several weeks, and was
employed as travelling representative
of the Christian Observer. Deceased
was 70 years old, and is survived by
wife and several children in Allan
ia, Ga.
A brief service was held at the
home of Captain Alexander Sunday
afternoon, and the remains taken to
his Atlanta hume for burial.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-10-06
TannerSyiIIe

Tannersville, Oct. 3.-Rev. Mr..
Dame filled his regular appointment
at Lockhart's chapel Sunday--a large
crowd was present.
School is progressing nicely at this
place with Norman A. Phillips, of
Floyd county, as teacher.
Mrs. Thomas Necessary, who has
been on the sick list for few days,
is out again.
Mrs. E. B. Brewster, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otis Caldwell, has returned to her
home in Witten Valley.
Mrs. Dan Waddell, of West Virgin
la. is spending sometime with her par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Necessary.
MIR. Will Harris, of Thompson Val
ley, was in the community last Satur
day.
Mrs. Hannah Balwdin, of N emours,
w. Va, is with her son, w. S. Tay-
Tor, of this place.
Quite crowd of our boys went to
Chatham Hill last Saturday, among
them being j. j. Hit, S. j. Wyatt,
j. l.. Taylor, James Necessary and j.
c. Taylor.
Mr.. Robert Hit and sister, Miss
Corrie. attended church at Asberry's
last Sunday.
J.P. Hit spent part of last week
with his daughter, Mrs. r. F. Abel.
FIJI. Hit has returned from Wash
intgon county, where he has been on
business for sometime.
Quite an interesting game of ball
was played here Saturday eve ming be-
tween Tannerville and the lower Poor
Valley boys, in which Tannersville
came out winner as she most alu avs
does.
Miss May Vanhooezr, of Asberry's,
is with Mrs. Jas. Patrick.
CIV. Asbury and family visited at
MIR. r. F. Abel's recently.
A large number of people from this
place attended the Tazewell Fair-all
report good time and of course a
good fair.
M. C. Osborne was among the WIS.,
itors at Mr.. Albert Caldwell's last
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Barrett spent
Sunday withMrs. w. S. Taylor.
Mr.. James Hit has returned to
Roanoke.
Miss Bessie Brown, of Little VAL
ley, attended church at Crabtree's
chapel last Sunday.
Mrs. Cannie HALEY has returned to
her home at Newport News, after a
weeks visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Asbury, in Little Valley.
With best wishes to the CIV. News,
remain, Sammy Lammy,It
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-10-06
Burke's Garden.

Burke's Garden, October a. The
splendid rain on Monday was badly
needed and much appreciated.
Mrs. II. B. Hull, of Glade Spring,
paid recent visit to Tazewell, stop
ping with Mrs. Al. Steel. These two
| charming ladies' came over to the
| Garden to see Mrs. Hull's sister, Mrs.
Groseclose and Mrs. Meek, both of
whom were more than pleased to have
visitor from her. Mrs. Hull has
many friends in and around Tazewell,
having lived in this part of the coun-
try for good many years.
Rev. E. l.. Richie is holding pro-
tracted services at Central church
| this week.
Rev. S. o. Hall will fill the pulpit
at Central next Sabbath and continue
preaching during the following week.
Frank Farrier Groseclose, the twelve
year old son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kelly
Groselcose, of. Blacksburg, was oper-
ated upon for appendicitis at the
Trout hopsital in Roanoke on last
Saturday night.
| Mrs. Geo. w. Moss is visiting her
many friends in Wards Cove
Mr.. and Mrs j. b. Meek are at
tending the Richmond Fair.
Mr.. Joseph T. Wright, of Tazewell,
with his competent engineering corps,
are surveying all the reads in the
Clear Fork district. They topped Rich
Mountain on Thursday of last week
and since that time have been in this
neighborhood doing good work. The
corps is composed of the FOLLOWING
men: Mesrss. Wright, RE. Metcalf,
c. A. Graham, G. M. Gillespie, B. S.
Gillespie, G. A. Bailey, S. Nj. Ora
ham, w. j. Tiller, and S. w. Carter.
Now, with the getting of good roads
and automobiles, who will sing the
requiem to the passing of our faith
full, true, and tried friend, the horse?
There has been a mail route estab-
lished between New York city and
Los Angeles, Cal, with only one stop,
that to be made at Chicago. This is
the longest mail route ever establish
ed. The mail is to be carried by Earl
l.. Ovington in his famous automobile
and he will make his first trip one
day this week
The sad intelligence has just reached
the Care of the sudden death of
Mr.. Joseph l.. Groseclose, which, oc-
CURED last night at his hong near
! Rural Retreat. Hew as we'll known in
business and church circles. AS
younger man he sold goods in this
community for good many years.
Mr.. j. l.. Groseclose is the last one
of the family of six brothers, all of
whom fought in the civil war.