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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-08-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior. q. >. Land oface
a. Lewiston. Idaho. July 18th. 1914.
Notice u hereby given that Joseph A.
eohultn, Of CottonWo Idaho. Who, on June
18th, 1910, made homestead entry, No. ost11, for
range r., n. Meridian, las sled notice Of In.
lention Of making Final conmutation Proof.
70 establish claim 10 the land above described.
Nclpercc. Idaho. on the 18th day Of August,
1919.
Claimant names a. witnesses: Nike Hon
man. James Elier, Joseph Arn4en and August
fchnlke. an OF 0reen Greek. Idaho.
Neaperce Herald. non coal lands.
r. IA BARTLETT. Register
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-08-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

DEPARTMENT Of the Interior, z. s. Land ono,
a Lewiston. Idaho. August lsth, 1912.
Notice 10 hereby given thar Mary y. Nahou,
formerly Mary d Dyer. of hcEperce. fdaho
Who on October 1olh. 1907, made homestead
entry No i2tso serial No. ol1Q7. for ausk sci
~ rutk sec n aud nusz net.. Section "a
T6wnahip 81 y. Range 81. n. Meridian. has
nlad notice 81 intention 10 make anal three.
year proof. % establish claim 20 the land
Above describe before VI ". Hammeli. q g.
Commtiaioncr AZ Ecrperce. Idaho. on the 18th
day Of 6eptcm Der. 1912
Claimant names a. Witnesses. stephen n
walker James " lenkinn. Adams q Johnson.
Frank Biilurs, all Of Ne1perco, Idaho.
7, IA. Bartlett. Register.
Nerperce Herald. Non Coal Lands. Prool
made under ACT June 6. 1919.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-08-15

Lewis county teachers examination
will be held at my Office in Nezperce
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
August 22d, 25d gath for first, second,
and third and state and life certificates.
Eva B. Henderson,
County sups. Schools.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-08-15

The Pacific States Telephone
Company. which has had linemen at
work in this city the past week
siringing wires and installing it's new
exchange, opened up for local busi-
ness Monday. It's headquarters here
are located in the Union State Bank
building and Miss Helen Jeffrey is
local operator.
tx a.r,lS I'll 49, v.sr
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-08-15

From Paris pasture vest Of KAN
lab. / bay sslding. and ! dark gray S'
e.ldlng. each Q yrs. old. vs, g'1
ssoal 100 and branded # on hip.
o., for information leading 10
, - 70 cliH Miller, KamIah-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-08-15
Rsal Ealale Tran1lerl.

WD. James ? Thompson & vi
70 Lewiston Nal Bank. corp, 4
8 sec 5-3s-2 e (24.00-sl.
W D. z Rohlfng & vi to Homer
c Parrish. Il 10. blk IL. w T Sim
mons Isl Add 20 Ilo-si5s.
wD y N Crowley & vi to W
z BridvelI, Its /. 2. 3.4.s& 8. blk
2. BridvelI's Add 10 Kamiah-s462.
wD. Jesse B Hurley & VT to
Abram Coon and Samuel A Jewell,
lis i q "a. blk S. Kamiah-S3s00.
WD. ES Friend & VT to Jesse
? Collins II 10. blk 10. Kamiah-si.
WD. James r Bridvell & VT to
R h Caddie. It's IL. u. IS. "A. blk
4, Bndvell's Add to Kamiah-Ss7S.
WD. Abram Coon to Jesse B
Hurley Its 5. s. blk 8. Kamiah-
$500.
wD.i Eric o Rost & vi to Fran
els D Armeni, Il Q. blk IS. Nesperce
81.
w D. William White & Vt to
Samuel LOeiridge. set 1851 e.
$1,000.
Patent Usto chas C venni-
gerhoiE. VI nwi 81, nei net 20.
set set IL. 81. 2v.
Patent. Us to wm E Camp
bell, ava set, svt net. "a VI Of
su3 nvi net, ei svf nv3 net. set
nvi net, net nvi net. net SIT IS,
-. 2e.
wD. WIN 3 Campbell to Bank
& Crust Co, same lAnd-Sl.
wD. Miller & Schultz TO WA
Psase. Il 9. blk IL. Johnson's FIRST
add TO NezPsrce-$lSo.
wD. Winchester Townsise CO
10 Clement V Marquis & vi. II 5,
blk IL, wInchesler-s52s.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-08-15

For soreness Of The muscles. Whether 'ss,l ~ +.
seed bv violent exercise or i,gnt s'e.~ Il
aoshinr beller than chamberlal. asa, vain,
q 49''' iisImrnl also relieves rhsuma''o ''''
- -, ~ ~ al d6aloFa
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-08-15

David Lowry, the Lewis county
delegate 10 the nasiopal Democratic
convention, returned to his home In
Ito last Friday, after an extended
visit 10 various points in the east
and middle ives. following bis inter
esting experience at the Baltimore
convention.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-08-15
Local and Personal News Notes


subscription taken ioE Al magazine.
4 posi- ones store.
Remember. all voFk guaranteed
a.As Booth JewslFy Sore
MILK Plenty Of fresh milk and
a..m At P. n. HaFding's.
CD. Workman vas a business
,sl.or from V0llmsF Tuesday.
Have your watch repaired al
Boo,h's. All work guaranteed.
CAL Al The NszpeEce Garage Cor
automobile and bieyels supplies.
FOR SALE Good young team.
wl broke cheap. See \. B. Miller,
Attorney c. Orr MeAinIny Of 10
vss = Business visitor n this city
Fhaay.
Have soms Of our very bsa farms
3, $500 per acre. See P. n.
Hafsing.
Good aock q a. bridge plahk. ali
kss,As o. hand Al Ramsy LunbsF|
cc1pany.
BUTTER wANTED-50c cash
q Jse h trade for Al bssiss a. Her.
n<ks nAsksi.
See Dr. BoosA a. We Boo,k
jsvslly Sioss. 4 yoaF syes are
Aeihssing ycs.
NJ. ana Mrs. ]. B. White spent
a. EiE q the vssk sllA hoasiolks.
d Cnssssilis.
Blsw cuts and ether asio iFoshlss
hrs esisk a. Hssiea'a Repair
r.gllss O. hasd.
KEEP COOL Get yosE Zee lFo@
ns Razsy Tnnsssf CO. A. ie pr
rzs-eslivsfed.
Assa=ntlls and bicycis supplies
q ssspescs Garage AL Jour
rrls cured hsFs.
% cords coed ISIS ueo1 ssr sale
ass a cord Al Taek Bsyahs's. sAsss
nlss esuA a Resell.
Ne. aad Ms ". A. Prase made
sifis 70 cosionveod and Gskngsyiils
hn ssaasy b skslF asio.
TssF horses feet are a Sod piaes
e avs zsnsy. bliliy. he hous
hcss. saves IN icol nd ne hous.
4 yss vast = ssccna.hasd ssvsng
naeAlns. see shs FsA Mere. c..
nsy have abcsi ; dossa 70 ssisei
lisz.
Tss nany fEisads q Mrs.. Elia
Bslss are glad 10 see Der OF again.
l.l.y recovered ffom = severe attack :
e prsanonia.
Mssagsf ]. y. Mcchss q The 1
ssspsrs Cooperative TslsPboas
epaSzsv is = bssines visitor b ihs {
ely ihls vssk \
Righi nov IL ne sine 70 have :
Vat ovsfcoai cleaned and 6rsd up
'si water. o. 10 ees a new ene q
Csfisoa. The Tailor.
ii's genuine. every lump q that
saf ot Peacock Rock Springs coal
Iass rscsivso y Ransy Trsnstsr Co. =
Order quick u yoa vani = cad. 2
7. P. o'consor has hnishsd drill
aE a aac ssll Tor Iaeab Fink % bic
''aes one mile soalh 81 tom. Z - :
as feet in depth Nth = very strong 9
lov Of vaier. !
Harold Murch essFnsd las week
rom Lewiston and has taken = posi- 9
lon Nth Surveyor Fred waffens
ssv Of surveyors nov Al YORK 10
be Forest section.
LAUNDRY have agency for Z
.svision Steam Laundry. ship Q
tuesday, morning return Friday N
ighl. Try the best. q
John Carlson. Tailor
Money 10 Loan On real estate. 81
Ov rate Of interest With privilege !,
{ paying 500 or any multiple there q
At any interest payment. FcfPaf- 70
cuIars write. phone or call on A.
+. Gross. Nespertt. Idaho. VI
II you are = housswils you canng. Feasoa' 60
y hops 70 BE- healthy o. beauiifql by u.ss. N
; dishes sweeping and doing hgn.ssei. :.
day, and crawling into bed dead tired =, ~
rhf No.. ......l - ....I inIn IhN HIEu ar ~
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-08-15

Sc. Sc Booth before you buy .Aa,
Have shoss pictures frsn.d :.
Fink Bros. :"
In the midst Of another big harv.
est. thank you.
". z Larson a Co., real estate,
Killam. Alberta.
c0uniy Attorney ROgg vssa Lew.
'sien visitor Saturday.
Phone your Ice orders 10 No. 562.
Delivered a, ie pound.
All kinds Of repair work done al
bilis's. the horse sheer.
Get a good iall suii this time. See
Garrison. the Tailor. al once.
Dr.. Booth guarantees all glasses
one year. All examinations free.
Get good clothes Al home. Have
Garrison. the tailor to make them.
Fins watch. clock and jsvelry re-
pairing Al the Booth Jsvslry Store.
FOR sALE-A few good work
horses Al Ransy Transfer BAN.
NsEpsEos.
TAs NrEpsree. Rorhdaie Company
shipped TO cars Of hogs Tuesday
% Spokane.
Boys. &c, your school suits made
10 order By csEisoa. The Tailor. o.
y So 70 SIS.
Ias. AsPoss Of Lssis,on vas a
basinsss visiiOs IA this city The 6nl
q she wsek
TIE eaEPtnieE work vas con-
zsaosd Moaday On W. I. Ledbs..
isT's new bangaios4
Danced ,ires. tubes and other
snsigsncy auto supplies Al Nss-
psfcs AaeAins WORKS.
Clear. ARTIFICIAL Zee. ihs pursst 70
Be- had. delivered b. Ransy Trans
Ter CO. q ie posnd.
The bic free dance Al the new
warehouse vii be held
- iks ersnisg q Aug. a.
WANTED -on our List. anything
q the real estate line you want 10
,rll. Morgan q Nsgeni.
Assessor Z. Il. Rania is attend
az ne nssiing Of tbs state beard
( equalization Al Boise this week.
FOR sALR-Puse bred Poland
nina male pigs. A. G. Gross,
Nexperce.
FoUND-Cood fountain pen.
)vusr may gel same al this ofaos
y proving property and psying for
his notice.
Mrs.. Geo. Poler came over from
,ossoavood Saturday to Wait her
laughter. Mn. I. c. McMahan,
I'd family.
Cheer Up. That car Of genuine
,acock Rock Springs coal has ar
.red. Place yonf order quick uith
lansy Transfer Co.
p. Z. Miller and wm. Eastman
"a families we're huckleberrying
: Masou butte The kfss Of the week.
hey report fns success.
wooD-s7 per cord at my home
= a. red O. and samarack. Also
ID ar and ,amarack Fence Posts,
4. ..ch. 6. Olson.
We have shodsands and Thousands
dollars 70 loan on farm land.
Garfield Land Company, Ii
car6eld, Washington.
Ma, Armstrong. Of Winchester. ]
.publIcan candidate for county
,hool superintendent, attended the !
,s,lne Of county candidates IN shis
~ yesterday. (
Thos. cannell. a tailor Of sxten- :
- experience and we'll knovn abil- {
:. from Spokane. arrived in this 8
" Tuesday 70 take z position IN q
! John Carlson shop. .
wANTKD-Job BY man and vile =
M .hresher outfit -she to run
I'll house and he TO do anything d
snsy experience. Also want per- c
.nen. nosllion for winter Notify I
en- p 2 Nerperce.
The Washington times., 1912-09-19

home cooking; no objection TO children;
low rates.
The Washington times., 1912-09-19
Wearing New Shoes
Leads to Arrests

How a number Of colored employees
of the Norfolk and Washington Steam
boat Company had entered into con-
spiracy to rob the freight carried to
and from this city and Norfolk. Va,
was told in the United States branch of
the Police Court today bv Detective
Raymond Kleindinist of the Fourth pre-
cinct. when four of the men were found
guilty and sentenced on charges OF
larceny.
Moses Mills. Moses c. Pugh, William
Cotton. and Henry Vaughn were found
guilty Of thefts from the freight carried
by the steamboat company. while Philip
Roy. the fifth man arraigned, was ex-
onerated of the charges against him.
Judge Aukam sentenced Mills. Pugh.
and Vaughn to terms of thirty days
each in Jail, while Cotton was given a
term of sixty days.
Detective Kleindinst stated that he
had been assigned to the case, and on
investigation. discovered that several
OF the men employed handling the
freight on the steamers plying between
here and the Virginia city were wear
ing new shoes Some shoes had been
reported missing among the freight. he
said, and this led him to the guilty par
ties.
The Washington times., 1912-09-19
Chicago Grain Market.
New York Cotton Market.
Entries for Tomorrow
at HaVre de Grace

HAvRE DE GRACE. Nd. Sept. 90
Entries for Friday September 20:
First race-Two-year-o -olds; selling;
five and a half furlongs, Carousel, lO7 {;
Striker, 105; Honey Bee, 80; Ringing.
107; Continental. l0S: Progressives' 100;
,.et Up, 1ol: Pop Gun, 1o6.
Second race-Three-year-old and up;
selling; one mile and seventy yards.
Emily Lee, 105; Ochre Court, SO; Golden
Castle, 100; Grania, lO6: Supervisor, 103;
'Moleage, 1OS: J. II. Houghton, III;
Little Epp, 81; Futurity, 96; Guaranola'
102; Michael Angelo, los.
Third race-Three-year-o and up;
selling; five and one-half furlongs. Ma
pier. l04; Monte Fox, 1o5: Garth. ITO;
Double Five, 1o6; Coming Coon, 1o1 +;
onager. los; Tonista, los; Grenida zoe;
la, Sc; berkeley. i'll: 'Surfeit. Sc: Ben
Loyal. III: Premier. lo2.
Fourth race-Three-year-old and up;
selling; one mile and seventy yards.
'Adolante. 93: Sandhill. l19; Pretend
lo1 Yorkshire Boy. l0S: 'Reybourn, lo9
Fifth race-SelIing; three-year-olds
and upward; six furlongs. Caltsse. 1W;
Sir Giles, 102 Salrs. Patrick s., Astrlo-
oyer and Grenida. 106 each; "Chilton
Queen, l01; Billy Barnes, 100; Affable,
1903; Eton Blue, lol; Sticker, l2o; Elwah'
l07.
Sixth race-Selling; -year-olds;
Ave furlongs. Stockton, lo4; Grosvenor'
10; JonquN and The Turkess, 1W each;
Macaronl, 1W; Mary Ann X, 9S; Au-
rifle, 10l; Get Up, 104.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather rainy; track sloppy.
The Washington times., 1912-09-19
STOCKS ARE DULL
At LOWER PRICES
IN LOCAL MARKET
Railways, Lanston, and
Graphophone Common
Make Up Days Trade.

Securities in the local market today
found limited sale, with prices at about
the same level as yesterday. With the
railway stocks some points lower than
they were a week ago, and with buyers
asking for them at still lower figures,
there is not much incentive to SELL. As
consequence, business is dull and the
market slow.
A few bonds were picked up on call,
Capital Traction 5's at ILL., and Potomac
Consolidated SIS at 1925.
Capital Traction stock sold in frac-
tional lots at 1241s, a small lot of Gas
brought sc, some Lanston sold at 92h
to 92A, and a quotation lot of Graphic
pho le common sold at AZ. After call
Washington Railway common came out
in twenty-five-share lots at 80. the new
level established since the announce
ment Of the proposed merger.
Other stocks than those mentioned
found no sale and were passed on call
with only formal bids and offerings.
The Washington times., 1912-09-19
New York Curb Market.

Furnished to the Washington Times
by Hartman & Co.. New York; G. b.
Chipman, manager local branch Colo
RADIO building.
The Washington times., 1912-09-19
Tight Money Rules Market As Prices Slo4vN Rise
MOVE WITHIN A NARROW
RANGE, AND MARKET IS
STRONG AND DULL.

In moderately active market prices
are moving today within a narrow
range, and the business of buying and
selling securities 10 almost featureless
Stocks are held In strong hands. which
forbid them to decline heavily, and
tight money serves as a barrier to any
pronounced rise. The market, therefore,
is hanging fire between an increasing
bullish sentiment and the scarcity OF
money. On the whole, the trend is up
ward, and the shorts are losing faith
in their position.
Reading, which closed yesterday at
1eSB, opened q quarter of a point high
err, and in the mornings trading lost a
point, with a slight rally at noon. Union
Pacific pursued almost an opposite
course, opening UP an eighth of point
and adding half a point before noon.
Steel was inclined to be weak, and
hung with only fractional changes
around a. Others OF the list showed
about the same narrow movement and
about the same difference up and down
The Washington times., 1912-09-19

Market news Is in the main favorable.
There Is the same reports Of big crops
moving now rapidly to market. There
Is the same view taken of an improving
business situation. The political situa-
ton has changed in no way likely to
effect results In November and only
tightening rates on call money and time
loans apparently keep the market from
a rise. That, at least, is the logic of the
situation. and yet the big holders OF
stocks are content to support the mar
ket at the present level and fight off all
bear attacks without efforts to inau-
gurate any bull movement OF large
proportions. The bulls apparently fear
political complications and the advanc-
Ing rates of money. which, IL the mar
ket went higher, might strain their re-
sources to maintain prices under bear
attack.
The market turned the noon hour in
general slightly above the opening fig-
ures, and exhibited considerable
strength but business remained in the
narrow groove of the mornings opera
tions.
The Washington times., 1912-09-19
NEW HAVEN SCENE
OF BRILLIANT PARADE
Select Military Organization As.
semble For Exercises of
Week.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. 19.-Never
before perhaps in this State and pos
sibly in New England has there ap-
peared at one time so many historic
semi military companies as assembled
here today and took part in the parade
which formally opened the exercises of
New Haven week
Among the organization were the An
clients and Honorables of Boston; the
Fencibles, OF Philadelphia; the Rich
mond Blues, from Richmond, Va; the
Veteran Corps Artillery New York; the
Old Guard, New York; the Worcester
ontinentals. and the Varnum CONT
nentals, Of Greenwich, r. l.
Floats, industrial, municipal and his
torical, formed a pleasing and instruc-
tive feature.
The Washington times., 1912-09-19
Realty Transfers

Columbia Heights-Louise Taylor TO Thomas
G. Steward lot 81, block 23. SO Thomas
G. Steward ct ux. convey same property
to Helen Kinnier. SO.
r street northwest. between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets-Anne T. johnson to
Mary Ord Preston, lot las, square 1874, SO
d street southeast, between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets-Harry A. Kite ct ux. TO
Nettie V. Maugans, lot Al. square 1914, $40
villa Park-David Huston ct ux. to Alvin
T Embrey, lot 2S square $40 l75.
Dobbins AddItion-William C. Aliard ct al
to David A. and Ernestine NJ. Heyser. lot
81, block 81, $40
Highview-Harry Wardmsn ct al. to Daniel
K. and Grace r. smithers, lot 80, block
s. Ne
The Washington times., 1912-09-19
Sales Today On
the Local Exchange
tal Traction SIS, 81, ,0O0dlu.

Capital Traction SIS, 81, ,oooaln.
Potomac Consolidated SIS, H.mod1o2S'
Capital Traction, 5q1241a. 5al24h. 7q
IAN.
Washington Gas. 7dS6.
Lanston, 3of921A, 29d92%.
Graphophone common, 25d42
After call-Washington Railway and
Electric common, 25G90, 25q9O.
The Washington times., 1912-09-19
Campaign Opening.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Sept. 19.-The
Democratic Presidential campaign in
Kentucky was formally opened here to-
day with a monster parade, followed by
a big barbecue and "burgoo" feast at
Woodland Park. Thousands OF Demo-
Gratis from all sections of the state at
tended the demonstration. Speaker
Champ Clark, Senator Gore of Okla
homa, and Senator Kern of Indiana
were among the notable party leaders
who contributed to the oratorieal pro-
gram.
The Washington times., 1912-09-19

Want
Columns
Phone Main $500
Branch Agencies

NORTHWEST.
Asquith's Pharmacy, 1913 ltth ct. N. W.
Astoria Pharmacy, Sd s. q N. w.
Bachrach. 9th & Eye sts n. w.
Bradfeld. Sd q r SITS. N. W..
Bronaugh. 7th q Z SITS. n. w.
Butts Pharmacy. 9Th & Mass. ave; y; W.
christiani Pharmacy. sss Pa. ave. N. W.
Gsss GOneold Pa Eye ISIS IS NJ H. sv. NJ w.
Day L Co. 9Th 4 q II. w.
Duffey. 9Th & sts. n. W.
Duffey, 22d & Pa. ave. N w.
Effley. 18th g. Clifton sts N w.
GaisberR. 1904 18th st. N. w.
Henry. 22d & h SITS. N. w.
Hines. n. ). ave. 4 o st: N: w,
Howard. 10Th 4 X sts. % n. ". W. " W"
Hornung's Pharmacy. 7th & M SITS. N. W.
Hntchins- HIteiI kenner i,I,nn DIug Isg Co.
s; kann. Sons & Co. Dept. Store. sth u.
Kenesaw Pharmacy. Mt. Pleasant q Irving
% Ross. in y st, r. fSq Fia. ave- " N 4. " v. W.
Mastnsfys nsGn Sf,sSn Psaamacy r. ,tih axs N ,.
Mait6y's Pharmacy. issi Calvert st. n. W.
Nicors Pharmacy, 18th & Pa. ave. N. w.
New York Avenue Pharmacy. N. Cap. ct.
o'Donneli, so4 F St N. w.
Pearson. Paul. 18th st: & Fla. ave; n. W.
ouigiey's Pharmacy, 2lst q q sts n. W.
Reh's Pharmacy, 7th 4 e SITS. n. w.
Richardson's Pharmacy. l4th & r n. w.
sihn,on sShs,s,,'. N; Cap; b, g II s.s; y; W;
Smith. j.. E., ath & Wisconsin ave.
Tayloe's Pharmacy, 9th + SITS. D. w.
veitch. r. ". goth 3 NJ sts. y, W.
Wagner q Co. LIST & Il SITS. N. w.
Waters. M. Wisconsin ave. q o at. N. w,
Psttie. n. v. $3.50 Georgia ave.
% PARK Road Pnar@sc:y. Il i,.h sys sark < rS. "a CAP
Times substation, a2os NJ Il. N. w.
Times substation. ltos T st. y. W.
Union Station (christiani Pharmacy,.
NORTHEAST.
Blumer's Pharmacy. N Cap. & r sta
Butler. 4th ct. & Stanton place N. 4.
George J. Geiger 9Th & sts. N 4
LAddons Pharmacy. 1900 Fla. ave. N. r
Model Pharmacy. sth & H SITS. N. Z.
McChesney Joachim, I'd & E sta. N. e.
New York Avenue Pharmacy. n. z. ave.
Powell. 4. E.. 9Th & E. Cap.
Tyres sl Pharmacy 18Th q H SITS; N. e.
SOUTHEAST.
Arth & Co., 663 Pa. ave. s. z
Perkley. $50 LIST st. S. Z.
Enrich. llth d Pa ave. s. E.
Falconer. lll2 1lth st. S. E
Hawkins, 9Th st. & Va. ave. 8. e.
Lincoln Park Pharmacy. 18th & z. Can
Eey Co. Pa. ave. sth St S. z.
Roach Drug Co, sth & q SITS. 8. q.
Weller sth a. Eye sts. s. e.
O'Donneil, ID st. q Pa. ave. S. E.
Pitzer. 9th q Z. Cap.
Times Satisfaction sth & X SITS. 8. T.
Times Substation. l+3 b st. s. u.
SOUTHWEST
Eisenbeiss' Pharmacy. 7th & sts. 8. W.
w. C Fuller. sol LIST s. W.
Harris, Sd d sts. 8. w.
Lynhams Pharmacy. INA ~ u. s. w.
Times Substation. Is ~ St g. W.
BROOKLAND.
Linton & Nelson. Brookiand d. C.
ANACoSTIA.
Burys Pharmacy. Nichols ave. q w 1t.
Times Substation. 307 Nichols ave.
CHEVY CHASE.
6onneman. 7. A.. Chevy Chase.
ALEXANDRIA.
Washington Times Bureau. Prince ant
Royal SITS.
The Washington times., 1912-09-19
Mrs. Florence Meyers
Files Divorce Suit

A suit for an absolute divorce and
alimony was filed in the District Su-
preme Court today by Mrs. Florence L.
Meyers against Thomas F. Meyers, OF
The Plains, Va. A correspondent Is
named.
Mrs. Meyers informs the court that
she was married in June 80, 1886, and
that he deserted her eight years ago,
and Is now living with the woman
named as CO-resDondent
The Washington times., 1912-09-19

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The Washington times., 1912-09-19
Academy 125 Years Old.

YORK. Pa. Sept. 1s.-The York Coun-
ty Academy, one of the oldest schools
Of it's kind in America. celebrated its
l25th anniversary today. Many visiting
educators of note participated in the
anniversary exercises.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-05-17
THE JEFFERSON DAVIS HIGH
SCHOOL 1912 CLASS.

The following handsomely en-
bossed and engraved invitations
have been sent out by the gradu-
ating class of jefferson Davis High
School of this city:
G. H. s.
The Glass of Nineteen Hundred Twelve
of the
jefferson Davis High School
invites you to be present
at the Graduation Exercises
Tuesday evening, May twenty eighth,
at eight o'clock,
High School Auditorium,
Greenwood, Mississippi.
CLASS MoTTo: "Haec OHM Meminissee
Iuvabit.
CLASS COLoRs: Black and Red.
CLASS FLOWER: Red Poppy
CLASS ROLL: Elizabeth Fontaine Hum
phreys, President; Velma Gertrude
Spurrier, Vice President; Margaret
King, Secretary; Wilmer Orlander
Bacon, Treasurer; Teresa Garfield
Harris and Queen Galley.
The closing exercises promise
to be interesting throughout, and
large crowds will be present at
each of the exercises.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-05-17
DELTA INSURANCE & REALTY
AGENCY.

The charter Of incorporation of
the Delta Insurance and Realty
Agency is printed in this issue of
The Commonwealth. This staunch
corporation is composed of sew
eral Of the Wealthiest and best
business men in Leflore county,
and its success is a foregone con-
clusion. This Agency has a paid
up capital of $4,000, and will
conduct a general insurance agen-
cy business; will act as general,
special or local agent of life,
health, accident, fire, tornado,
fidelity, guaranty, industrial, live
stock, or other insurance com
panies; will buy, sell and deal in
real estate, personal property, etc;
and will negotiate loans and make
loans, and do all things pertaining
to the aforesaid business. The
Delta Insurance & Realty Agency
offices are in the Barry building,
where a capable corps of clerks
will always be on hand to serve
its customers. We wish for our
friends of this Staunch concern
that splendid success which they
so truly deserve.