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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-06

while Bender, Coombe, Plank and
Moran have shown year in and year
out for seasons that there are few
better. SO long as they can cheat Gid
( rather Time. Mack also has a lot
of promising young tossers, who may
deliver when the opportunity arises.
None have shown the promise OF
'Rube" Marquard McGraw has the
greatest catcher of the age in CHER
Myers. Wilson Is as fine second
string man as could be found any
where. But the worlds champions
are not weak behind the bat Thorn
as and Lapp are OF the best In the
league. perhaps, almost the equal OF
McGraw's Indian in plain oacKstop-
ping and throwing. though not OF
course so deadly with the ash.
McGraw's team is the faster;
Mack's the much more powerful IN
hitting. \ club that hits close 10
the 300 notch collectively can 40
fairly we'll in any league behind even
mediocre tossing. Give 1t one OF the
finest battery departments in the
game, such as the Athletics boast.
and ii will prove wellnigh invinci-
Bile.
Mack's Great Infield.
In the opinion of most experts.
Connie Mack has the greatest inheld
ever shown. This goes doubly
strong If little "Stuffy" Melnnis can
deliver such goods at first as he
showed last season. Baker Barry,
Collins and Mclnnis, form the most
perfect fielding quartet imaginable.
Mclnnis last season was every bit as
sensational as Chase, 1t ia doubtful
even II Johnny Evers was ever as
great as Collins Barry is the great
est shortstop OF the age--manageTs
will add of all time. Baker needs
no endorsement in New York. And
every one of the four can hit like a
demon and skirt the sacks like a
fash.
! After the final game OF the worlds
series in Philadelphia last fall. Man
ager McGraw, OF the Giants, paid a
fitting tribute to Connie Macks in
field. 1T Ia the greatest inteld ]
ever saw" he said. Not even the
old Baltimore bunch could show 1t
anything Collins and Barry are
the greatest pair that ever graced the
keystone. Why, not once in the
whole series. were We able 10 fool
those two kids. II made no diner
ence through which side we attempt
ed the hit and run, the right man
always held his station to break 1t
up. Ii We hit at Barry's division
! Collins always covered. actually
believe this pair is so fast that II can
wait until the ball is hit to figure out
! the proper defense We were beat
en- by one of the greatest teams OF all
history and by team whose fnfield
ia one OF Its main towers OF
strength.
! Connie Nacks club has slWsys
been a great trouble maker for other
teams In the American League. He
never before had such wonderful
/ club as that which he now com
mandg. For the next three or four
years his youngsters are bound 10
( improve and the Athletics are going
to be right In the thick OF baseball
fame. When Collins, Barry. Baker
and McInnis begin to go, Connie
Mack will undoubtedly produce com
petent SUCCESSORS TO them, He has
dozens upon dozens OF athletes
planted In the minor leagues fol
development. Any one of them hs
can call upon at short notice. Thus
is the leader of the worlds cham
pions absolutely fortified against ths
F,.ts
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VIRGINIA IN THE cHANCERY
COURT or THE CITY OF RICH
MONp.

~ ". Bowe & son
John ii Kings Administrative and ais
The court having directed by It's de-
cree entered In this cause on April o.
1919 thot "on account OF the debts and
demands against the said John NJ
King or his estate" he taken and that
the publication of the time and place
of TAX ing said account once a week for
four successive weeks shall be equiv.
alent 70 personal service of notice on
all parties Interested In such account
all such parties are hereby notified
that | have fixed on the 18th day of
May 1914, at 10 O'Clock A, NJ. and
nv Office. o. sll Travellers Building
Richmond Va. as the time and place
TO proceed TO take said account.
Given under my hand this 18th day
OF April, 1912.
G. CARLTON JACKSON.
Commissioner.
Stuart Rowe. n g.
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Norfolk and Western Railway.

OILY ALL RAIL LINE 70 NORFOLK
sehsd, IL In affect January Is. 1919
NdPFor K - ~ <. NJ. 600 ?. M s*:Io II
FOR IYNcHBvRG AND TIVE WEST; ~
A. NJ. $1,000 A. NJ. 400 p. n. 500
ss.aS r. NJ ST. 80 p. NJ. From tbs ws.ts
A. NJ, szoo r. NJ. bi 40 p, NJ. >6so3 ~. sosoe
P. NJ. g TS
" a BEVILL, c. II. BOSL&Yss
@. r. A.. Roanoke r. r. A.. kirhs9se9
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High Constable
Sale

will sell by Public Auction, an Monday
the 9th day OF May, 1912, 3 O'Clock ?. NJ,
at my storehouse, No. 1905 East Frank
lin. the following property. TO satisfy
distress warrants and Executions in my
hands: Bureaus, Washstands, Refrigera-
tors, Electric Fans, etc.
Terms, Cash.
W. II. WYATT, Jr., II. c., e. r.
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NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May 81
James Wright Brown. son OF the late
Charles Brown, who died Tuesday
morning, died suddenly from heart dis
ease at his home. i20 Thirty-fifth
street last nisht at s:3o o'clock, Mr.
Brown. although having been under q
strong mental strain for several weeks
past as a result of the last illness ana
death ri his father. was apparently In
as good health as usual until few
minutes before his death. He entered
the home after trip down town about
a:25 o'clock and sat down. A few
minutes later. relatives were startled
TO sec him relax and settle back limp,
in the chair He was dead before
medical assistance could be secured.
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(Snecinl Ia The Richmond vtrginian)
FARMFfLLE VA, May 5.--A far
mer was in town on yesterday who was
hoastin~ Of four ducks which during
the month Of April produced 107 eggs,
and IL not so sure that he found ali
the eggs iayed by those ducks.
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Gninn Under .knifs

Mrs Julia r. Lake. formerly Of
Peistel how Of this city. will 20 under
the knife for serious operation to-
day at the Retreat for tbs Sick Or.
W. n, 0ppenhimer viii perform the
operation. Mrs Lsaje ID = yist4r of
Mrs. Reuben Burton. :os west Gracs
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Mrs. Elixabeth Brown.

tSpeciai To The Richmond VirginianA
KING GEORGE, VA. May 5.--News
has reached King George or the death
Of Mrs, Elizabeth Brown. wife of Mr.
George Bucknsr Brown. formerly Of
King George. at her home In Zachary.
la Mrs. Brown was a dauehter OF
nr. Williams, prominent physician
OF Louisiana. She was fifty seven
years old. Mrs, Brown was a devoted
member Of the Methodist church. and
a teacher in the Sunday school. She
is survived by her husband and two
sons. William Brown. of Zachary, and
George b. Brown. Of Birmlngham. Ala.
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DYEING AND CLEANING

Ladfes' Suits Preach Cleaned at the
Regal are masterpieces of workman
ship. Give us trial Prices reason
able. Work called for and delivered
REGAL CLEANING WORKS, GIL z.
Clay street Phone Madison 1919
We Ciesa Everything CfeannBfe--
Feathers or furs, gowns, opera or re-
Ceptfon. lingerie dresses; gloves. silk
or kid: slippers and mems clothing.
We call for and deliver promptly
CHITMAN NJ WHITE, The C1eaner,
3l6 North Third street, Phone Mon
roe 1888.
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ANNUAL REUNION. UNITED con-
FEDERATE VETERANS, MACON.
"a NAV 10 1ntS fess--.

Southern Railway offers very re- :
duced fares from all points. Rate
from Richmond. s1t.6e; proportionat~
rates from other points, Tickets on
sale May 5. s. Z and S. Three trains
daily. once. apT East Main: phons
Madison 2r1.
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Wants.
SPECIAL NOTICE


A Remarkable Oner Of HenderSon's
Seeds. Ponderosa Tomato, Scarlet
Globe Radish. Big Boston Lettuce.
fnvincible Asters. Butterfly Pansies.
Spencer Sweet Peas. On receipt OF
Toe to cover postage, etc. we will
mail our Henderson collee ton, CON
sisting of one packet of each of above
varieties, all enclosed in coupon en-
volepe, which will be accepted as
25c on any order of sl.0o or over.
In addition we will mail our 1912 cat.
alogue "Everythins' for the Garden.
the biggest and best we have ever
issued. PETER HENDERSON & CO.
s5 and ST Cortland st. New York
City.
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Wants.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BERKELEY SPRINGS. W. VA.

Baths Vow Open. Mineral Water For
rheumatism govt, scatica, dyspep-
STA. etc German physicians nro-
nounce waters equal to Carlsbad.
Special low spring rate Send for
booklet. HOTEL WASHINGTON.
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Going abroad

Several good rooms S S America
May 18th, TO Plymouth Cherbourg ana
Hamburg; also. on the s. 5. "HamburR.''
May 18th. to Gihralter, Naples and
Geneva -
~ H. BOWMAN. Southern Tourint AIT,
r0S East Main afreAf. -
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Mrs. Catharins Harkins.

WILLIAMSBURG VA, May 5.--afrs.
Catherine Texie Hankins, wife OF 8.
$. Hankins. treasurer of James City
county and the city of Williamsburg,
died In her home In this county at 3
O'Clock yesterday. after an illness of
many months. -Mhen tha end came she
was surrounded by her children and
brothers and sisters, who had been
called there by her illness. She Ia
survived by her husband. one son. DIR.
EeorEa %,s~das ss@asfsas. vrF~~ tee.fk sar~r.
Miss Alice Hankins and several broth
ers and sisters.
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FARMS FOR SALE

Farm Near Rlehmond -- I4T Acres.
$500: part cash. Close TO RI iiroad
station, only two miles to modern
town and - miles to Richmond:
easily worked. productive fields; two
wood. large quantity timber; good
5-room cottage; all necessary out
buildings Owner old: II taken now
only sS.S0e; part cash. For fun de-
tails and travelling directions to see
this and many other farms In Viz
Einia, North Carolina and other
Southern states. see page 0, North
Carolina, Southern Farm Catalogue
SIS, just out; copy free, We pay buy
ers' railroad fares. Station 1873. r. A.
STROtT, SIT Lthia ST.. Greensboro
NJ G..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-06

Truck ~r chirsen Farm Near Freder-
icksburg. Va; $-room house, tenant
house. barn and outbuildings; spring,
we'll running water: productive soil:
fine orchard and timber land. On
good country road, in prosperous and
healthy locality: II acres JNo. w.
ALLISON. JR.. Fredericksburg. Va.
FOR Sale. Dairy snd Vegetable Farm.
rs acres, with II room house, three
barns. 8 horse and Is COW stalls.
wagon sheds. chicken house. several
apple, pear and plum trees: As maple
shade trees In front OF house. SO
acres of meadow, o6 acres pasture, 2
acres under cultivation. 4 acres tim
ber and second growth: soil gravel
loan, one mile from depot and Oneida
~ two miles from Sylvan Beach
price. $2.s6o, one-half down. balance
on easy terms; Immediate possession.
BERNARH fsfestykntNT, Cleveland,
New York
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OBITUARY
John n. Matthews.

Especial To The Richmond Virgintan.)
MARTTNSVILLE. VA, May John
II. Matthews, for thtrty-slx years clerk
OF court of both the county and circuit
of Henry county, died at his home here
about l. O'Clock this A. M. aged sew :
en-six. Mr.. Matthews retired from the
Office OF clerk OF court January let,
and had been in falling health for sew
erai months. He was thrice married,
and RI survived BY his last VIE. wha
was Miss Shelton, He also leaves one
son, Thos. c. Matthews. clerk OF the
county. and three daughters. Mrs, T
G. Parrish. of Sm!thtield. and Mrs. @
A. Brown. and Mrs. r. r. Lee, or Mar
tinsville. The funeral will be conduct
ed with MASONIC hanars. .---..... ~.
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-tSr~ciaf to IRE Richmond virginian.)
APPOMATTOx. VA. May S.-Mar,
l.. Green. died at her home near here
of consumption. Her body was buried
in the family burying ground
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cent. let 1t to me on small hrst mort
cages on small dwellings, which |
build and sell Con instaliment planp,
In growing okfuhoma towns: no
defalcations of principal or int. Have
sold Is mortgages to one citizen OF
Washington. GEO. e. FORD. Bartles-
VILE. Okla.
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MISCELLANEOUS

1or NeAats ff veu Dvtng This Coupsa
with you. Mems half soles. Use. re-
hated TO 55c: fadies' half soles, soc.
related TO 40e .ehildren's shoes, s'se
up to II, soc. Every pair sewed hest
leather; no nails. no pays. DREW'a
ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY. Te
East Main street Phcee Monroe
1867.
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HELP WANTED--MALE


sslesmen--We Want First Class Sales
men to represent us in each city and
county In Marylsnd. Delaware. Penn
svlvania, Virginia. West Virgiris I'D
other Eastern States, to cali upon
large farm and land owners VINO live
In or near cities and towns Some
knowledge OF agriculture a big asset
but craftsmanship ability more .mpor-
tant. Norld-indorsed speciality. which
sells quickly: no competition; great
demand: selling Man clean, simple
and direct: no demonstrations: no
samples: cen start taking orders two
days after appointment. Buyers
realize big proht; that's whv sales
run into money fast, You can earn
$500 TO $500 and upward first month
No investment, but highest refer
ences. ana exclusive time req 'ired.
, Write quick. immediate action neces-
faTy. Address AN-AMERICAN
''NITRAGIN'' COMPANY. 754 Manu-
facturers' Homo Building. Milwau-
kee Wis.
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Tidewater & Western Railroad.

MONTHS OF i9t., BETWEEN
MoSELEY AND FARaTvILI.E
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BOARDERS WANTED

Cardinal Mathews Co. Va.
May l, 1912.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
My wife, Mrs Belle Campbell having
left my bed and board without reason or
excuse, hereby warn all persons from
credi.ing her on my account, as will not
be responsible for any debts she may
incur. JOHN NJ. CAMPBELL
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ROOMS FOR RENT

wsntea-By Young Couple. with Welt
behaved children. two or three rooms
furnished for light housekeeping.
Good nei~hborhood essential, but dis
lance from business section fmma-
teriai State lowest terms and necss-
sary details in nrst letter. Address
r.. W, v. care virginia..
Loca. Represe.tative Wanted. No Can-
wasting or soliciting required. Good
income assured Address NATIONAL.
or, OPER ATTvE REALTY CO. v-si!.
Marden Building. Washington. D. c.
Wanfed-~Man tn Travel In Str<taia ter
1919. soaps, gvccery speciaities, can
dies etc Good pay and tailor made
suit in 30 days Experience unneces-
cary J. z. McHRADT q Co, Chf~
xrsut.-oeean's 0restest Tragedy. CT
aantic steamship Titanic goes to tho
bottom on her maiden trip Multi
r,iliianaires. authors. statesmen and
i,t.tnixrants share tina same watsry
grave. Our great book, profussiy
Illustrated. will Tell all the thrilling
story, with personal accounts OF
heroic seif.sacrince, marvellous ea-
capes and terrible sunerings Be hrRt
In the neid and reap a golden harvest.
Liberal commission. Prospectus now
ready. Cutnt free. Send Toe to. cover
cost Of mailing. The THOMPSON
PIE. co. 81. Louis, Mo,
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FURNITURE AND CHINA PACKING.

We Pack aad ship Furniture. Chiaa.
and wedding presents with care.
Jacob EMLAI,E, -Nest Broad
street. Madison 3es2.
The Most Artistic and prettiest Line
Of wall paper you have ever seen at
the ever-b busy wall paper house.
n, n. BRAuER. les North Eighth
street. Monroe 1898.
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WANTED

WANTED
Wan,ed--Bad Debts to Collect In All
portions of the world-25 years ex-
perfence. No collection no charge
Agents wanted everywhere to help
us In spare time. r. X. PAiSORES
BAD DEBT AGENCY, IA X. Ninth
Street Box. ko7. Richmond. w.
Wanted 30 Rent or Tmfurnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Pos
session at once. Address 0-l4o, care
Virgins n,
WANTED.
To Hire Bicycles by Hour, Day or
week. sIl West Mac street.
BOARDERS WANTED
Boardera Wanted; Central Location;
nicely furnished rooms: table board
use OF bath and telephone. front
room for rent; first floor; rates rea-
serable. ITO East Marshall street
Having New House and Furnishings,
hot baths all time, best cooking:
every attention; room and board IS
per week; table board. 81 per week
Single meals, csc. Business people
promptly served. dining room ca
pacity for so. Apply IL South Sec
ond street.
Bss rders and Rosmevs wasseds Coed
location; reasonable THE WASH
INGTON 23o4 East Broad street
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Chesa peake and Ohio Railway

Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
TAO A-foesl-psiiy--Ns New
$40 -DAiiy-churchsiils En- asA
Thurmond
tono A.-Exprsse--psily--N orfoik. Oad eelae
ie7co A,-Ioesl-D.ily--fehs s.; IA.. q vsseA.
P-Express-Da willie. s3G
" 90 P.--E1press--n Daily Norfolk, ~; NswA
SEQ P.-~Local--D ailv--N- News Old Reink
s:fk.F-Y9eair-paiy- fsnr4cnsvtac. E.s
bJS P--foeal-Ex. Sun-Lchhg. NsaW1
Bridge. Clifton Fore.
se:3sP--Limited-p Ai'y--Cineinnsti. Cetse2A
sii-oo s-paiiy-CincinnstL LvmA
TRAINS ARRIVE RicHMoNp.-Loeei tscs
FAT, aiS 4. NJ, 7:D P: NJ ThTouat -
Fast: 1880 A.. NJ. $40 '; NJ Ineal 80
West; m A. NJ, 9A5 A. NJ and 7.M Z,
Through. $40 A. NJ, 1.3s r. NJ. and $50 =: -
Jsmss River Line; sss:ss A M es<S '. =. ss
s&YNsilx ercenf Sunday. -
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otton seed--~Best In sharp Success

Cotton seed--Best h sharp Success.
over two and a half bales per acre.
two dollars busheI. Your name want
I'D. SHARP SEED MAN, Elm City,
y. G..
Exchange or Ssle-Ensy Payments.
Walnut Heights; 1875 acres rich lard:
nearly new seven-room dwelling, in
lovely grove. big walnuts: so feet
above river; wharf on farm; two
miles city. postoftice church: price,
$4,000. W. l. JONES, Owner. Will
liamsburg. Va
Five Room Frame House. Lot cox 1 80
to alley. two stables in rear Rent
ing now for 1850 per year. VIII sell
on easy terms. Price $1,000. This
place Is easily worth several hun
dred dollars more. Located one hum
bred Yards from car line and just
outside OF the city limit Apply 10
p q. Box No. 2s, city.
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SITIIATIONS--MALE

Youax Married Man Of Coed Habits
desires position al collector or
sa!Aanan: good oals.de man. hss. re =
ference furnished. Address Y. care
Sirgtutan.
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STOVES.

FOR Stoves, Ranges and Heaters, See
REAMS BAILEY e. CT. Furniture.
s0s West Bread.
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ANTIQUES AND FEATHERS.

Wantsd---lslA FestAers. Beds AhA Oh
time sofas, bureaus. tahleA chairx;
snytnsnrv go y h9 wss fswrn s. "a. !.
Madison s3Uf. ~
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ant%d--By Experienced Repair Man
position In er owt OF town: experssn.
ed on all makes of machines. Ad-
dress 6. p. see North Mosley street
city.
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sITUATIONs--FEMALE

wasted--By An Experienced Lady De-
nonetrator. a position as demonstra-
tor in store or house to house roIi-
citing. or VIII drum for stores. Ad-
dress s. p. 500 North Moaeley street,
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In addition TO the clubs We have 81
number Of individual members who
live In the State remote from cities
which have clubs. Tho association has
II membership, from the ctubs and IN
GLIDING individuals OF between five
and six hundred. or course this ought
to be- very much larger when consider
ing the n4,vnher At motorists In the
state. Richmond has more than the
otacrs. about 800. with about from
1f'v To seveEty-five fer the other
cities.
In Joining the State association the
club members and individuals become
p,embers of the American Automobile
Association Each member L. given
an A. A. A. card. which Is AN excel
lent thing 10 carry around especially
when touring as 1t gives one the satis-
faction of knowing he Ia paying the
lowest and correct amounts Cor saso-
lvne and other -suRplies.-as well as
reasonable aarags rhArGAs for storage,
and the lowest hotel rates. Hotels
and Earaxss around the country arc
4speciaiiy chosen for a. - a. msm-
hers KSs SgS ssS sss
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ARLINGTON HOTEL NOTES.

MT and Mrs. John Moerlela of Gin C1UHatf, aud NIT and Mrs. Conrad Born of Columbus. are two prominent Ohio couples registering it the Ar linston yesterday AIr Moerlen is one of the best known brewers in the country. The Moefie5as and Borns we're here together year ago and are great Hot Springs champions.
 Mi and Mrs. H ?. Mcintosh Of Cleveland, Ohio. reached the Arling- toh yesterday The well known bank. CT and his wife are accompanied south by Master Henry M Beatty, their erandchld. and Miss Linda MacKay.
 W. II. Fitchard of Utica. NY. who reached the Arlingtca yesterday, is a prominent politician and an ex.alder- man in his thriving home city. He was sorry 10 learn that Mayor Gilmore had returned home.
 Other arrivals at the Arlington yes tefdaH included Mrs C, Y Smith, Omaha MT. and Mrs. j R. Haughton and Mr and Mrs, S. Adler South Bend, Ind; Louis II Grunauer and Benjamin Grunauer, Patterson, N. J.; Henry V Gabel Kansas City; w. J. Schenck. Columbus, Ohio Ben Baer. St Uaul Mrs Thomas Percy, Toledo. Ohio; P J Carmody, St. Louis; MT. and Mrs J. J McCullum, New York; Mir. and Mrs L., L Curtiss Jackson. Tom; c. N. Pate. Louisville, Ky: F. B Reynolds, New York W. l.. Connolly. Independence. Kan. Frank Bigger Denver; Asa c Oracle, Little Roek,~ George l.. Kice. Oklahoma City, Okla. Joseph Binder, Chicago; Mir and Mrs Sol Bertron. Kansas City: Mrs II Mueller and daughter, De catur, ILL. Mir and Mrs. N. 0. Stone Cleveland Ohio; Charles T Dunbars Vancouver, |. C.; W. J skarman and J. II Montgomery, Wiraipeg Edward Bronenkamp, St Louis; F II Wright Boston
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior II, g. Land Office, at Camden, Arkansas. January 29, 19l2.
 Notice is hereby given that Fran ces A. Thompson, of Lotion, Arkansas. who. on November =, 1g0b, made homestead entry (Serial No. 0ggS0}, No S02l0, for SEA- SEE 1.4 and sW IT. sE l-4, Section IS. Township 4 8, Range 20 w. 9th principal meridian, has filed notice of Intention to make final fNeyear proof, 10 establish claim to the land above described, be. fore the United States Commissioner at Hot Springs, Arkansas, on the Sth day of March l9l2.
 Claimant names as witnesses. James Robbin, of Oma, Ark Edward E Harris. Of oma. Ark A. M. lien derscn. of Oma, Ark; Dile Robbins of Hot Springs. Ark
 II G. FBlEDHEIM, Register
 Sentinel Record. Hot Springs.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-21
NOTICE OF RECEIVERS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that in pur sUance of the authority and direction contained in the decretal order of the referee in bankruptcy, Charles C.. Waters, Little Rock, Arkansas, made and entered on the l7ih day of Febru- ary> 4. D 1912, in the matter of Olm. stead and compaay, bankrupts, the undersigned as receiver in the matter of Olmstead and Company, Bankrupts, will offer for sale ar TyTTJrffC yendue, to the highest bidder, at S02 Central ave. nue, City of Hot Springs, County of Garland and State of Arkansas, be- tween the hours of o'clock am. and o'clock pm, on Tuesday, February 27th, X. D 1912, the entire stock of goods, consisting of wall paper, paints, picture frames, etc, and also. the fix lures in said building, also all ma ehinery, apparatus and tools, belong ing to said Olmstead and Company bankrupts. Said sale 10 be made sub iect to the confirmation of Chas. C. Waters. referee in hankruptcy Terms of sale; one-half of the purchase price to be paid in cash, and the re. maining cne-half to he on a credit of sixty dAys The purchaser being required 10 execute a bond as required by law with approved security, bear ing interest at the rate of six per cent per aunum from date Of sale un- tii paid.
 Given under my hand this 18th day of February, A. D. 1912.
 J. II, AVERY. Receiver. 3,30-Tt