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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-24

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-05

To The Citizens OF Brownsville.
I hereby my candidacy
for the offir. of mayor M this city.
Err the ensuing two years. subject "a
the action Nv the voters of browns
vile.
During the two years that 7 have
been your mayor. I have done my dufy
A. ! had light 70 see it; whether my
administration has been a successful
one. and whether Brownsville has
progressed and improved during my
incumbency. I leave O. the dispas-
sIonate judgment or my fcll0w-citi-
tens. i have e~ndeavored 20 live nam tn
and 10 carry out the pledges IN the
platform upon which T vas elected.
will further state that In nation
al and state olitics I An and have
always been 4 democrat. yet arm one
lf those who believe that our nation
Al and state politics have nothing ~
60 with orr local affairs. aud NJ to
thcse. I propose t0 art independent nf
any party lines.
II reelected I PLEDGE myself to
continue giving tha best that IN in
me 10 the service Of Brownsville
REM. KowAf.sKI.
Brownsville, Tex Feb. ls14.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-05
NOTICE OF PRESENTATION FOR
THE ORGANIZATION or THE
CENTRAL IRRIGATION DIS
TRICT OF CAMERON co.

TIE OhGANiLAilON Or lHE
CENTRAL IRRIGATION DIS
TRICT or CAMERON co.
TEXAS.
To Whom Il May Concern
Notice il hereby given he pefi-
tioners signing. who have signed
the accompanying petition to the
Commissioners Court OF Cameron
County. Texas. PRAYING for the or
ganIzatIon on IN irrigation district
within the said County Of Cameron
TO ~ called The Central Irrigation
District" "a AN persons owning land
within the boundaries Of said pro-
posed irrigation district. and 10 any
and all persons w~homsoever. that the
said petition will he presented 10
the Commissioners Court OF Gamer
on County. Texas. on the first day
~ the next regular term thereof ~
be- begun and holden AT the County
Court House or said County In the
CITY or Brownsville. Texas. on the
second Monday In the month 81
February. IA. ID 1912. same
being the 18th day Of February.
a. d. 1912. al which time and place
any and MI persons interested there
IN may appear and be heard IN rela-
ton thereto and present n obiec-
ton they may have 10 the formation
on said proposed irrigation district
"a prayed for in said petition. OF
pray the inclusion I'm said distrirt
of other lands that they may sho"
u ~ susceptible OF irrigation from
the same source and system Of works
Dated al Brownsville. Texas.
.A N. 1912. III which time and plac-
this 25th day Of January. 1912.
u. p. GAY.
LINDSEY own 4 IMP. co
By y. n. Gay. See.
GEO 4 GREEN.
~ y. ". Gay. art. and atty
IN fact.
4. A BROWNE. shares -
and ~
TECT.A san ROMAN. by r.
Lopez. agt.and atty.in fact
MRS. AGNES A. BROWNE.
Ry j A. Browne
~ }. N. Browne.
FRANK RABB.
IOUN n BON.
r. 4 ROX.
MRS. A. Nv. ABNEY.
John r.. Box. ast and atty
In fact.
~. II. BANKER.
cIAUD NJ. CALVERT.
Il. b. THOMPSON.
N. T. STEPHENSON.
FRED OBERLE.
$ T.. YATES.
j. KY. MASON.
IPREIIINGHAUSFN.
By r.. r. Stephenson. agt
and atty. ~ fact
M II. BROWER.
BY ~. +. Stephenson. agt
and atty. IN TACT.
GEO. vi. CHRISTIAN.
By II. r. Stephenson. agt
and atty. IN fact.
ID Al. TILBURY.
BY VI. +. Stephenson. agt
IA. r. SEI.LARS.
10y n. II. Stephenson. agt
aud atty. M fact.
". T.. THOMPSON.
by II. n. Stephenson. AIT
and atty. In fact.
n II DEYO.
By III. II. Stephenson. AIT
and atty. in fact.
s II. SWENSON.
ny III. r. Stephenson. art
and atty. In fact.
j y. BESC0.
H. m L. c#~whn~m~w a~w
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-05

bN John r. BOX, agt. ana atty. W
fact.
H. ~ H. Banker ....ts l5.
ia. Claud VI. Calvert At la.
t4 NJ u Thompson .4i la.
H.. III. II. Brewer ...45 10.
By NJ r. Stephenson. APT. and att'
IN fact.
d. Fred Oberle ......45 ~.
I. : n. Yates .....9O a.,
is. "a. r. Stephenson sao ~,
III. J. g.. Mason ......4s ~
20 j y. Bellinghau-
sem 80 ~
By "A. r. Stephenson. AIT and aits
TN fact
EN-. Geo. M. C~hristian.4s la.
By Il. r. Stephenson. agt. and arts
TN fact
42. N N. Tilhury .....f5 l3.
VIZ a. p. Stephenson. AIT. and atty
IN fact.
2H A. y Srllars .....is Nv.
~ a. r. Stephenson. AIT. and atty
IN fact.
2t XII. ~ Thompson ..45 las
Bv a. II stephenson. at. and atty
IN fact.
-s n. III. Deyo ......45 l8a
By n. r. stephenson.-a AZ. and atty
IN fact.
-t. =. h Swenson. So l3l
ny a. +. stephenson. agt. and atty
IN fact.
l17. ". ri Hesco ......4I l3a
~ II. +. Stephenson. agt. and atty
IN fact.
-S. ~ r. Askcw ......i5 49,
By "A. +. Stephenson. agi. and atty
IN fact.
2a Paul NJ. Peck. ....41 49,
Dy "A. +. Stephenson. agt. and atty
iu fact.
Hp III VI. Thompson. -45 l3l
Ry 81. +. Stephenson. All. and atty
wv facl
al M. N. Baker ...--.f5 l@a
By a.. r. stephenson. AT. and atty
in fact
Il M III Laekey ......fa lau
Rv IN II. Stephenson. agt and atty
in Fac.
aa. H = Prather. .-f5 1a1
By II. n. Stephenson. ast and atty
in fact.
a4. ". C. Mcknight. i5.
Bv n. H. stephenson. agt. and atty
IN fact
15 III. NJ Kennedy. .--45 l35
By n. +. Stephenson. agt. and atts
wv fact.
3G Georgia A Brewer Az lai
ny H. n. Stephenson. aet and atty
III fact
"7 Oscar Schmiedel ..l1 iaT
IN Al II. Stephenson. agt and ait'
III fact
a7 D :. Reid. .......45 la-
By IA. I'll Stephenson. AIT and an,
~ fact
aa "A. C. Rurmrister .45 ~
by n. n. Stephenson. at. and ats
"a fact
Az. u. y. Hodge ......45 w..
Ry H- VII Stephenson. agt. and att'
ID fact
ii. r. u. Bunnell .....45 49,
Ry III. N. stephenson. AIT. and att,
III fact
Az. Lille r. Rogers ....5 At
Ry "A. n. stephenson. AIT and atil
ia fact
ia. ~. NJ. Olcott. .....45 1al
ny n. N. Stephenson. agt. and att
in fact
4t. TEos. n. BLACK AS 10
ny n. n. Stephenson. agt. aud att,
in fact
ATTY "A. r.. Martin....la5 40.
by n. II. Stephenson. agt. and att,
IN fact.
46 Welt Neith ........5 N
Ry N. r.. Stephenson. act. and attl
in fact.
fI. James n. Denica ...5 II
wv III. 1T. Stephenson. act. and att
IN fac.
tT y. M Fulton .....4 l2l
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In fact
10. LaRuna Vista
Club .l..-..10fsl IL 31474 H..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-05

by n. ~ Stephenson, pres. aud mgr
80. /. II. Hallam $50 270
81. Mrs. Wren r.
Italian. o. r. n. Hal
lam 30
-. :. X. Italian. 270
81 AIRS. N isabel Hal
lam ...........225 675
By :. X HaIlam. agt. and atty. IN
fact.
"a. r. Thomas .......90 go
50. +. T. Boynton ....45 1875
by n. h. Banker. agt- and atty. In
fact.
Sc. + l. Tomson ....705 10s75
by ID. r. Gay. agt. and atty. ~.
fact
-. +. X. Goodrich. valuation i2ao.
IL int. in CTS acres. l-2 int. $50
IS. b. ID. Newman. valuation ST.
sl2 so. go acres and 10 int IN
$50 acres.
~. y. Y. Campbell. by J. n Scott. A.
torney IN fact. i-2 int IN CTS ac-
res. Sa54a.
SO. +. y. BOX. IA acres. SieOo.
81. n II Cross. s2Io acres. $2e.s2s
s.. NJ. y. Hodges. ? 100
81. M, Il. Montgomery laf
ga. J.. r. Erwin ......45 1876
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-05
Dogs raising.
HOGS ARE NY SUGAR NIL


with apologies ID Sam Robcrtson)
1T grinds, day and night,
Ii gets perfect extraction,
IT rejoice over a freeze. more Gull stuff
1t makes no deductions for "sour cane"
Everything goes)
II splits ont the basassc ana las piowed under instead of being
MORAI-Every farmer shorld have hs own Duroc Jersey Sugar
NIL
ne ong ~ 3" AID ~pa,n-' fn ts lniner.a AZ. : orte-
Thoroughbred from $1,000 UP
Scrubs from $1,000 DOWN
tAge and size governing
Like every one else they have been 10 tie Fair" like eye
cry one else they are glad 70 set back ~ San nenito. Cane Fields.
Gull Stuff and Home Sweet iiome"
They Hoged all the bee ribbons ana Sweep Stake Banners
and every dollar Of me Prize Money and would lave h1ged
more If they could for Pigs is Pigs and mine proved especially
D! agish al prize time. Col JACK. SUES Lady. Lady cliff and
Queen Ora best herd tswcrp Stakes Banner con- Jack. best boar
any age. Sugs Lady. best soN amy age. superb Chief. best boar
under two years. pr. Duoe. hsi boar under one year Miss TIP
- j Colonel. best SOW under two years Mss san Henito. best sow
az icr one year. Two little rel beauties. only TWO moaths old too
yoang to namel took frs prizes as best male ana female under .
NJ n:hs. against others four and five months od
The ladies an said. oh aint they dear the men said. "0h.
amt they cheap" One tony. well dressed lady wanted to buy
them 20 raise rs pets, forgetting that "h yu feed q pig cH STUFF
will make 4 h0g 90 itself
We convinced The people ~ the Naley that they dlnH have " ~
ou or the Valley To GET just An good hogs as anybodys hogs that
afection D. Bacon. They doat have to s7 ~ great initial expense
,a start IN the business-that the Portable hog wire fence Is II.
A well known Brownsville attorney asked, Haywood. what Is q
prevent al unrnlv hog iumlin shat portable fence replied.
The Duroc Jersey Hogs are not .unruly They are quiet. doclc
domestic hogs. easy p handle and then. a AZ attorney. you know
X II necessary a conyictine 4 criminal ID prove 4 motive fr the
crime. We place the criminal tthe hogJ and tc motive trni
etuff" and plenty a vatfrl on tha inside of the portable fence
The Judge reeniicd- ~ sIE. NOT GUILTY"
81 write or wire
That VAN fafwa
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-05


and atty, I'm fact.
J. =. ASkEW,
by N. NJ. Stephenson. agt
and atty. In fact.
PAUL n. PECK.
~ WI y steDhenron 49,
and ATTY ~ fart
G. r THOMPSON
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and any III facr
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and atty. TN fact.
=. M OIrOTT.
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and atty in fact.
THOS. n. BLACK.
~ II. r. Stephenson. agt
and atty. TN fact.
a.. III MARTIN.
Bv Y. r Stephenson. at
ana attv ir farr
vrfT vFlTu
~ ". : Sfephenson AZ
and atty. IN fact.
JAMES IT. DFNfrA
Bv n. +. stephenson. Az
ana atty. IN fact.
j. NJ FULTON.
rs ". r. Stephenson. act.
ana atty. In fact.
IAcIrNA VISTA rTTrR
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-05

the final organization Or said pro-
posed irrigation district To the vote
Of the qualified electors OF such dis
trict and providing for the election
OF said directors. treasurer. and g.
SCISSOR and collector. for said dis
trict al the same election. an az pro-
vided BY law. and that You 40 and
perform such other acts and things
and cause such other orders 10 Dc
made and entered as are required
BY Law for the formation. organiza-
ton and government OF irrigation
districts within the state OF Texas
Respectfully Submitted.
Name Acres Ass'd Val
l. y. 4. Gay -.... $50 $500
H-3 int. 2040
a Lindsey Town a
Imp. Co... 40 40S 9lo>
by ID. r. Gay. Sec
Z. Gr0. "A. Green 1900 1880
(2-3 int. 2040
By u. p. Cav. agt. and atty. IN fact
, IA Al. Browne. shares
21 and - ......S7o9 c52f7 SO
q Tecla u Roman ASST T27I.25
By II. Lopez. agt and atty. In fact.
= Mrs. Agne A. Browne 1896 1871
By u. A. Browne
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-10-25
NEW PARIS, OHIO.

NEW PARIS, Ohio, Oct. 25.-Harry
Collins went to Cleveland Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. ]. Canny and son.
Leo We're the Sunday guests of Mrs.
Robert McGill and daughter, Elsie.
Mr. and Mrs. John O'Dea spent Sat
urday and Sunday with relatives in
Cincinnati.
Miss Kate Marrinan is spending a
few weeks in Camden
0. H. King accompanied his daugh-
tcr-in-law, Mrs. Orville King, to her
home at Pittsburg He will return with
in a few weeks and will then go to
Florida for the winter.
Miss Margaret Bonn is visiting at
Cincinnati and Louisville, the latter
place with her brother, Harry and wife
Mrs. Nancy Noggle and daughter,
Florence, and son Dan Purviance,
have moved to Louisville, KY.
Joe Day, the we'll known farmer
has moved to town occupying the Isa-
iah Price property.
Geo. Heckathorne has gone to Lii
Electric Railway Beneficiary associa-
ton, of which he is treasurer
Mrs. Martha White and sister have
gone to Richmond to spend the winter.
Mrs. Will Wrenn and Grace Wrenn
spent Wednesday and Thursday in
Dayton.
Mrs. VIII Roach and son of Indiana
polls are visiting Mrs. Roach's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Barnett
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Saxton and daugh-
ter, Helen, returned to their home in
Richmond Thursday after visit here
with relatives.
Mrs. Charley Thompson attended
the wedding of her niece, Miss Mary
Hughes in Richmond, Wednesday,
Miss Anna Wefier left Tuesday for
Florida to spend the winter
Mr.. Ed. Conrad of Lima 10 the
guests of Curt Baumgardner and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Kemp and
daughter of Bradford were here on
Tuesday attending the funeral of Mrs
Harve Daugherty. Mrs. Kemp remain
ed for a few days with relatives here
Mesdames, Cora Reid, Pearl Mid
daugh. Jesse Melody. Anna Bennington
and Margaret Reinheimer attended
the Grand Lodge of the Order of Eas-
tern Star. in Dayton. Wednesday,
The Tag day and chicken supper
which was to have been held here
Saturday night, has been postponed
Don't forget the masquerade given
in the public church on Tuesday night
October 20. Prizes will be given. Sand
witches, pumpkin pie, coffee, pop corn
and candy sold at usual prices.
The thimble club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Mary Young. October 25.
ST. Johns Catholic-First Sunday of
each month, morning service at 7:S0.
Methodist-No preaching at Metho-
dist church Sunday evening. Rally day
service Sunday morning. Prayer SER
vice Wednesday evening.
Presbyterian-Sunda school s:15I
Rev. Lester G. Black will preach at
the church next Sunday. Oct. 81 at
1890 o'clock and at the Gettysburg
church at 700 p. m
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-10-25
HAGERSTOWN, IND.

HAGERSTOWN, Ind, Oct 25-Miss
Anna Horn of Richmond is the guest
of Mrs. viii Abbott
Mrs. Sara Shelton and Miss Phoebe
Stewart returned to Coatsville, We'd
nesrday after a weeks visit among
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Frank Geisler was hostess yes
terday afternoon to the Priscilla club
The club will entertain their hus-
bands at Halloween party, 1nurs-
day evening of next week
Mrs. Ella Whitesell and Mrs c. n.
Teetor are attending the Federation
of Women's clubs at FIT. Wayne this
week.
Mrs. B. F. Shuck entertained the
500 club Wednesday afternoon. There
were four tables. the honor guests be-
ing Miss Norma Nicely and Miss
Grace Rost of Kansas, Miss Elizabeth
Davis of Indianapolis, Mrs. Lee Bran
non and Mrs. Robt. Thurston. The hos
tess served an elegant course dinner,
supplementing the game.
Mrs. C. w. Abel and son have re-
|
andria.
Rev. w. H. Jenkins will deliver a
very interesting and instructive lee
| ture Tuesday evening, Oct. goth, on
the "Old Country" it's castles, cathe-
drals and etc; London and the Shet-
land Islands. the latter place being the
Rev. Judkins' former home. The lee
"a, x,-sII T. II
the proceeds to be devoted to the
work of the church.
There will be services at the M. e.
church both morning and evening
Sunday, to which all are cordially in
vited.
The Five Hundred club will give a
Halloween party at the home of Mrs
Leslie David, Tuesday evening.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-10-25

could get chance to say something,
"why. what Is the meaning of all this
l haven't proposed to send coal to you
up in Warren county"
mo. SIR" replied the old gentleman,
rising from his chair, but when I'm
asked question, always answer it,
If. l can"
It was not aware that I had put a
question to you" responded the coal
dealer, rather impatiently.
We'll, not directly, perhaps" an
swered the old gentleman. turning to
leave. but as l was passing by, on
my way downtown. 1 saw sign you
had put out. asking, why don't you
buy your coal from us?' and l thought
II you took the trouble to put that out,
1 might as well take the trouble to step
in and explain. Good morning.
And he went out. leaving the coal
dealer amazed and speeches..
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News From Surrounding Towns

terday to attend the wedding Of Mrs.
Jeffries' brother.
Mrs. Edward Hunt was a Richmond
visitor and shopper Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Daniel and fam
iIy entertained as their hecent guests
Mr.. Daniels mother, Mrs. William
Daniel, Sr., and daughter, Miss Flor
ence, of Indianapolis.
Charles Davis was at Rossville on
business Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. o L. Beeson and
MIR. and Mrs. Theodore Crist were
Richmond visitors Tuesday.
The Rev and Mrs. F. c. Mccormick
had az their guest yesterday Mrs. VIII
liam Canter, Of Hartford City.
Relatives are in receipt of word
from Charles Wallace, of Wabash,
who is well known here, that he and
his son, Lawrence, who are out with
a party, have just returned from New
Brunswick, Canada. They were out
on q hunting expedition. They shot
one bear, two moose, four deer and
one caribou.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-10-25
TRIED TO BE OBLIGiNG.
The Old Gentleman Did His Best to
Make the Case Quite Clear


A dear old gentleman. who visited
New York recently, has habit OF TAX
ing things literally. and is SO kind
hearted that he is always ready TO fall
in with the wishes of other people,
even at trouble or Inconvenience &c
himself The day after his arrival in
the city he stepped into the office OF
large coal dealer and asked If the pro
prietor was at home. Upon being
shown into the private office Of that
gentleman, he took a seat and began:
You see, sir, live away up In War
rem county-20O or more miles from
here. Now, to ship coal 200 miles from
here would be mighty costly. 1t would
have to go over three roads-the New
York and Hudson River road. the Della.
ware and Hudson and the Adirondack
road-unless 1 sent 1t up by the boat,
which would mean loading and unload.
ing and loading again. Besides, mostly
up there where l live the folks burr
wood. though I use some coal myself"
But, dear me. what said the as
tonished coal dealer, as soon as he
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Meant What She Said,

A Columbia professor rebuked the
hidebound grammarian at studio tea
in New York with a story.
"A lady" he said. had rather dis
sipated husband. and one evening she
said to a friend:
"'I wish knew where George vast
THE friend. a professors wife. said
primly:
81 presume. dear. you mean you
wish you knew where he is?'
"'No, l don't said the lady. I know
where he is. He is upstairs in bed
with bloodshot eyes and terrific head
ache. I want to know where be vast -
Washington Star.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-10-25
MILTON, IND.

MILTON, Ind, Oct. 25.-Mrs. Chas
Wilson was a Connersville visitor
Wednesday.
Mrs. o. Ferguson was at Corners
Vile to visit relatives Wednesday.
Harry Doty's class of intermediate
pupils OF the Christian church Bible
school We're entertained by the Rev.
and Mrs. c. F. Mccormick, Tuesday
evening. The evening was delight
fully spent and refreshments were
served.
The ladies' of the NJ. E. church will
have market Saturday.
A minstrel company composed of
/. 10 talent from Connersville, will
play and musicale at the Odd
hall Monday evening. The
s. Lsd9f4 63ment is entitled "You Ought
to So Ny Home in Dixie" Mrs. May
Robbins of Connersville is managing
1t.
F. NJ. Jones was at Richmond Wed
nesday.
A number of persons have invita-
tons to the Halloween dancing party
to be given at the X. of P. hall in
Cambridge City. on Halloween.
- "a pio"u was at 1uuldudpOllS u
attend the grand chapter in the ca
pacity of high priest Of Cambridge
City chapter Royal Arch Masons, this
week.
Arlon Doll was at Richmond on a
business trip Tuesday
Miss Nellie Ward and sister, Mrs.
Frank Brown. were at Cambridge
Miss Cassie Turner was a Cam
City Wednesday to visit friends.
bridge City visitor and shopper. on
Wednesday.
SGeorge Murloy was called to
Y apolis Tuesday afternoon by the
of her daughter, Mrs. John
acamp.
Mrs. E. A. Kuhns was at Mt. Auburn
Yesterday to visit Mrs. Mary Gray.
s hnxxen Finly Gray will address
IN Of Bentonville and vicin-
political issues advocated
hocratic party, at the town
4. u Aexs Monday evening. Other
Akers will be Judge George Gray
Earl Crawford, who is candi-
e for joint representative Every
n 11y Is invited to hear these speakers
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jeffries and the
Rev. Mary Mills were at Muncie yes
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The Twilisht o. IdfA.

The muscles of the ston ach In old AGE ara NO
strong or active AS in youth and liz conse
!ence old people are very subject to constipa
owo! movement without artificial aid Many
20. have unpleasant eructations OF gas-fronn
stomach after eating. AL this can be ayoid
By the use OF DR.. CatdweiIs Syrup Pcusjp
fich permanently regulates the bowels So thai
lssages come naturally. and SO strengthens
5ort. Druggists cell Il at so cents or 8,
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FOR SALE-Continued
FUNK s. MILLER
Second Nat. Bank Bldg.
Phone 2766
FARM BARGAINS

So acres of land close TO a good rail
road town, 7 room house, 50x60 barn.
we'll watered, and fenced fair. $500
per acre on good terms.
so acres of all black land. II mile
from railroad town, fair buildings. s5.-
200 on good terms.
So acres of all tillable land miles
north OF Richmond. good room
house and barn. $4,000. $4,000 cash.
Balance to suit
so acres OF Sugar tree land. all new
buildings and plenty of them. Good
young orchard. and place well water
ed. Owner wants to move back to
the city and has priced ii low to make
a quick sale. $500.
~ acres of all tillable black loan
soil, miles from Richmond. Good Z
room house, 30x4o barn Place we'll
fenced, and has a good orchard. ST.
500. $4,000 cash. Balance to suit.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-10-25
SAT. For /. sher. pi...nes.

Safe For . Short Distaaeo.
A young man who b bleed with q
Scotch kinsman need never fear that
he viii be allowed to hold too high an
opinion Of himself.
What do you think Of my peo5ect 10
study IawT asked yooug witheKby Of
his ersat-uncIs. Robert Dsnaldsoa. o.
persoa whom he was dsstrsn = pro-
pitfafe- -
Il should cAn Il ven. harmless
amusement" sid Mr.. Donaidson dry
~ after comprehensive survey Of ths.
young mans fatnoos faes and eay a.
tire, 'H not eanlsd - faP."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-10-25
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
State of Indiana. Wayne County, .:
Estate OF Phillip L. Ii. Lottich. -
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been appointed by tha
Wayne Circuit Court, Administrator
with the Will annexed, of the estate
OF Phillip f. II. Lottich. Deceased,
late OF Wayne County, Indiana. said
estate is supposed TO be solvent
George Lottich.
Administrator with the Win
annexed.
CoMSTOCK 4 COMsTOCK.
Attorneys. .n
oct 1925 nov l