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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
Especial 10 The Times.plspa,cr


New York. January i3.--John Jay
Mcperitt. greatest politician in the en-
tire nirteenth Ward of Wlkesbarre,
Pa. who came to town on his special
train evening. gave up his suite at thu
Waldorf this afternoon and headed for
tho Grand Central Station and Bridge
port and New Haven. Bridgeport and
New Haven contain the home Offices OF
the Poll vaudeville circuit. Mr. Poll.
incidentally, has theatre in Wilkes
barre.
But John jay said absolutely before
he started from the Waldorf today
with his secretary and DR.. Sweeney.
his physician. that he wtll not so into
vaudeville. He refused one offer from
tiaminerEtetn's in W!lkeebarro, In the
presence o! The Times Dispatch re-
porter, and although he visited the
United Booking Offices here to-lay, he
told the vaudeville booking magnatea
that he would not shout from tn. sIage
Cor them.
That's too much like work. and /
refuse 10 do nnythsns that resembles
work. Just like 10 be "a care FREQ
youth running around in ii hand some
little red vest. I'm strong with a man
VINO gives me mileage book or ,wo
every once In while. aud can al
ways pay FOR steak around home
with mileage from Tslkesba..e TO
Chr5ondalc. say about thirty miles, au,l
tic waiter thanks me for q three mile
zap. ] can always run for Office III the
Thirteenth Ward, or out OF IL. aud
tathc: and mothcr--hc- name Is INN
usually !ikc to let me sleep at home
Albert Lewis. our biggest lumber
man up home, gave mo mountain
haciI OF Bear Creek, not long aso, -
a mountain II Is not worth a darn,
onl III always have That mountain to
sleep on II everything else hus,s
Eou'rc welcome 10 usc II any ,!,nc--
It's my mountain, you know"
John Jay was sick aud tired o. tho
say LIE even before ne got on, Of bed
this morning, and his physieian and
secretary. Johnny Lenahnn. were sic.:
of the excitement even before they
Wen, 20 bel, John Jay received in
bed most Of tho morning. giving out
Interviews and posing with pillows
for background, while the nashlight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
COTTON REPORTS
MAY BE CHANGED
House Committee Makes Favor.
able Report on Levers
Bill.

tSpec!al TO The Times Dispatch.
"asninSton. January lj.--Thc
licus. Committee ON Agriculture 10.
day reported tavO!ably Il pi!l intro
duced by Representative Lever. OF
South Carolina, regarding q new sys-
tom OF making crop reports on cotton
from the Department OF Asriculture
rae department. through iMc Bureau
OF statistics. now issues . rcpcr, al
OF juno /. purportiHg 10 show III,
number OF acres planted ia cotton foi
Lac current year. Il mas purn said
that during the month OF June. or uc.
count Q: adverse weather conditions.
uVcrp!Gnt!nS ANA ether CAUSES. :. con.
siderable acreage. ranging from 70
ner cent. Is abandoned uad Ia no,
accounted 70! uM;il December, when
Tho final estimate as 10 yield IS made
II ~ proposed in this bin tha, thc
acrease Tcpo:; shall 10 made on JuIy
! instead OF June !, IN order that Tho
report upon acreage may take into
consideration ahaudouod acreage and
thus give to tho cotton trade :, more
accurate report a. to the acreage
planted in cotton
The present system 81 reporting
provides for The Issuance oil !, con
G!tion report on rhy Hrst OF June ana
on the rrat O: July.
THESE reports assume 10 &c OF yalu.
IN mat Hey give some prophecy of
me ultimate yell Those familiar
win cotton produc;iou understand
that Inc co .ae;tou, oi ,hut yr.n IN
June or JAY "a sU- to tie relied mon
- III any liianncI, D.. ii gujdc Cor 40.
"!ct!Sh as 10 n" nuIl yclJ Ihts nm
"hahcons the IunIa ana Juls repCrIy
ana makes tho nrst condition rpr.r,
~ OF AGEuGt ~ Nbieh tIlo Tic Gran
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
Dogs UNABLE TO
TRAIL ASSAILANT
Inhabitants Of Saxis Island Seek
Man Who Attacked Mrs.
Weaver.
lspecial tc Ihe T!,nel .L.Ilralca |

Especial &c The I!mcl .Ei5ratGh
Cape Char!ca. VIZ. I3Nuar. i3.---"HUr-
ticane Branch constable et NOTION:
CUNT. arrived at tiailwood. I'll: near
eat station 10 SaxIs Island late last
night This is the scene OF the brutal
attack upon Mrs J y Weaver b. .
nan supposedly white OH THURSDAY
light. while her husband YEAS absent
Sranoh left for tho Island this morn.
.ng. the thermometer lowering about
zero, with his boodhoundg, but was
enable to trail the asSai!ant
Mrs. Weaver lies in a precarioris con
dltion to-day. and the angry inhahi
ANTS Of the lit,ie island are bubllini
over with excitement. All communica-
don with tho island is cut of and II l.,
supposed thst the criminal has made
good his escape,though every efior. Is
being made TO guard all apprcach&-'
from the island.
CAPTAIN John r. brewer. Of the gov
eminent police III the Chesapeake Bay
also has been notified OF :he crime
The heavy ice which has been forrn.nc
jurinE the past ok MAJ have prove.
Useful to the sailant,
Mrs. Weaver Is able &c give only /.
cagre description OF her assaiian;
although she believes she will be ah.e
20 identify him if he is brought before
her. Nothing about the house was dis
turbed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
OH, NO! HE WILL NOT
GO INTO VAUDEVILLE
John Jay McDevtt, Millionaire for Lay, Re.
fuses to Do Anything hat Even Re-
sembles Work
sembles Work.
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artillery men aimed their three.inch
lenses at him and tircd their volley,.
with the remark that he would
rather be "a paupcT than piker.'
John Jay handed trcm his bed dollar
bill tip to a Waldorf beu hop who had
brought him UP bottle az ginger nile,
ana announced aole-nny tha, tho dollar
was the last OF his Toll Eack hcrns
no" on the bumpers OF a freight, John
'ay taid eheer!ly. whcrcupen the curly
locks o: Or. Sweeney. Who wac trying
10 a!cor - the neHs ic3c:. ~44 ~ ~.
into Johns room, and the doctor an
houHccd that the at leue, had mon.y
enough 70 take John Jay horne In :.
regular chair car. and would see that
this would be done
Mcpcvit, left for Bridgeport a, :
o'clock. and was not heard from again
around Broadway until SIS P. ~
when he called un The box ONCE If
the Astor Theatre .rcm Bridgeport To
tel the Raymond Hitchcock people
thh' although he Rad promised 20 DO
" the show for the rise Of The cur
tain his train hao been delayed ana
'hat he could not oDisc Broadway
unt'! about s:ia o'clock. iiod then
hs GLAD 10 make d little speech 10 the
Fed Widow" audience nnd tear away
to: W'lNasbarrc or L9h;gh valley
train abou! u,!daisht
Eew York ~ b:ces!mg INTO tho I CRAM
Centred s,pt!on from Sew Haven a
Re" minutes after 10 O'Clock or just
~ lime 10 caab!s him 70 20 TO Inc
As;o. Thrat-c ny tphc' az ne put Il.
Ghd 81 ~ . stage ooA VITA his phyt.-
can and sccrctary at the close Of the
second pct, Nj iii,cacoch i:,,inediate
y ;nv!,ed JOHN ia? - como fight uo
On tor 0; INC stage and mako II ppaccn
Il wen. 10 bridgeport ana chem Is
sc" Haven 10 gee ralc. and to aek
!'"il WHht 20 was going To 10 about
iac H!V.S0 i'vG spcn; :qr galley tickets
III iae FOL! theatre oank home dur&h.;
my nc" DC a3!a. pol! Offered .nS
the !nouc% tack, but told ,I.m 10 save
X Tor me, and some day pnv !, owe.
when hes IN W!lEesbar:o.
Tin going home I've decided now.
on ."aIn tina, Leaves al 2.?o A N
W Soi IS LEFT j refused $1,000 from
iaWmc"stcin'S to-day. ana tur.cd down
roll. too 10 acting for mine DacI;
20 the mines fc- miro. and Oh tho way
III HcinE 10 give the porter t.o last
cent ! have, 80 that III get IN TO red
!"g tpn's hotel ipt brokc. I'd 80 in;o
hnnkrnptc. only il costs So. 30 a clerk
once told ms" AMI I! Isurc or sottinE
ht.E. too Id poC:' 10 go Bankrupt"
john jay had man" ctGar things 10
,cli an aopreelatire aJdtence. all or
Wnirh way received With much an
PA lSE AMI LAUGHTER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
PRESS APPEALS
TOGERMAN VOTERS
Asks Them to Make Stand
Against RED Flood" Of
Socialism.
Especial Cable to The Times ptips,eh. ]

Especial Cable to The Times Dtpatch.l
Berlin. January 13-Ihe Conserva
I've press this evening calls upon the
peoplc to make determined stand
against Socialism when the rebsilo TIN :
takes place on January - SiAty-
seven districts have elected Social!s s
TO tho Reichs,se, ana they are expect
Cd 10 increase tnsir numoc. 10 zoe anu
poasiriy more On the reealIot,
Inc irog.esslyeS VIII conf ine with
the SOCIALISTS on ,ne reIanot, wniIe
'he resctionAry parties w!ii stand To.
setAef III opbosliIg int rec mood
II WAS iearnsu from government
isaoers tonight That Inc SITUATION IN
the new ketcnstUs VIA DC similar 10
tne one IN lsus, uut tua rcarLiunari.S
are expected TO nave enough strength
~ continue the present ulc amy and
navy policies uuu - prevent nny
change IN the tIr,tt.
Iho only cru.Go or comfort for the
reactionaries IL slen lu-lusnr IN the
feci that tAc Socialists gained th.i.
VICTOR Chiefly at lie eNpcusv OF The
Liberals and otner pfutir.siycs rnt
conservatives profess 10 sre IN TINS a
sign thdt socialism is not Increasing
ae lis leaueIs announce, but that man!
Llbc.als vutcd wlth lnr followers ol
Kari Marx in orG.r 10 acccu,,.ate tneis
protest against the hIgn cost u liylns
and miiIiur.Sm.
Liberals. whiio symp2thizing with
me socialists 10 certain extent. ana
determined 10 aid them at the rebnilot.
las, arc greatly disappointed with their
failure TO gam edhcrents. 1ney believe
that yesterdays election showed what
had been claimed many times by poll
ueians. that tho Germans ,e,npera 1nupt
10 such that h. must support ono ex.
Lreme' there is no allurement Tor him
IN middle Of thc.roud course.
The extremists and rcucticuarIcs
Wi! be 90 evenly balanced III tho next
Neichsias that little is expected in tins
way CT legislation The lines have
been so sharply drawn that the sesslorS
OF the new Parliament probably will b.,
marked by the MOS; yiclcm; clashes in
history.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
RAylNG IN PANIC or FEAR
II. Harry Wcbatrt'r r,b,sir,.u, .,,
Murderer - IL Mrntni ,,Itur,r

Oregon, III 1au.arv isI,tG, I-,...,
"ttcAn!ns nr H3rrv EIrr,, ,,,.Ia.a.'
WaG piGaaea smi,y yeaora"v to nur
~ i,aGGar ~ niS,nnoHa "iie issin Erut
,,5,Tr5 ~ $1,000 - hlEnt Ina, no
,t.a!e=ier ~ ccmpletg m"nr3l cul
iah.e' ans, TIM, he !s farLng .ra (. ps,,i.
-. sear hat IL WI De- -ert"M.1l 10
Doh.l let them hang inG Oh ,ak1
,tHtH! az aW4y from have uus !st- ~.
l!yS. Gea ! don't want g haagi'
,nesns , nc 'MsE agl!n me rrlsoner
!=i a,S. since Ii. pleaded gi..lty
TAe guards say that >T.s,,.rr Ma,
G2HiplGlf!y !9st his reason In MS area,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
DESTROYED ny FIRE.
Marshall Residence nj Windsor Durrs,
Luss of 5000.

,spsciai 10 The Times .p!spatch).
":nds":. Va. J"nu"rJ l3.--Ft:.e
which was discovered thts morning
DESTROYED the residence Of 7. Z. Mar.
shall on Main street. The IRE Is sup
posed 70 have been caused by = &c
teetive nue. The loss IS estimated at
anout s?,ap9. partially covered b.
81 900 insurance.
The furniture OF 9. T. Joyner in tbs
adjoining residence was damaged b.
ilrs and water to the extent o! about
$50 Bat FOR favorable winds and
the &lectco"ercd reef Of the adjoin-
ing buildias the entire row of dwell
inSs on the North slide OF Main street
would have been wiped out.
On account of the sleet- covered roads
hHins: impossible for horses the star
route iron Eere 10 smithGeld was
suspended to-day. The three rural
ca-rserG could not make their day
rounds. l. Is the most severe weather
in this s1ction for 2 number of years.
Business Is almost at standt!li.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
NO COURSE LEFT
BUT ABDICAT|OU
from FIRST page)

tCont!nued from frst page).
she is doing all In her power 10 de.
velop, already has railroad Of world
vide fame. tho Trans-S Siberian.
Russia's ultimate schemes Include as
soon ss possible the linking of ST.
Petersburg by direct line TO tho
II ans-Siherian Railway. The only way
now to approch the Trans-Siberian Is
via Moscow. Then she proposes to con-
struct branch line from East Lake
Eaikal to Kaihktn. through tho Cobb
Ctsert. through Urga, the capital OF
Mongolia and eventually to PekinS.
The Monaghan move is a stop for
pard In the realization of Russia's am
hilton for Russian trains direct from
st. Petersburg to Picking.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
GRAND MINISTRY
MAY BE REALIZED


wreck the Spanish question. ~ Foin'
cares ministry has not only preserved
DelcasBe. but II has welded his errors.
accepted his responsibilities and
shared his faults beforehand Whom
that openness In foreign affairs IN
which the president OF the Senate
spoke. is sought. all adversar'es of the
Cabinet viii recall the man who repre-
sents the subterranean policy. full OF
the vanity of secret treaties. That Is
where the ministry comes to grief
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
Fur.hcr pcInr Grnnted

Los Angeles Cal, January lS-oyer
the vigorous objections OF the state
JuoSe Willis granted further delay to-
day In the case of Bert RI. Franklin
the McNa mara detective charged In
two instances OF jury bribery Ac-
Sording to the courts ruling. Frank
mrs attorney Will ihave until January
- to prepare srgum .nts on behalf OF
n" motion to dismiss tho two infor-
nations againSt their client
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
Anericnnn MuY ncn,nin.

lSpeclli I.oviu ~ uu l llnrs-Li Spatch.1
LiSuon, January lS.-I,iucIal an
DouHctment WAS made to-day that tho
government had declded to permiI
sAmsrican missionaries 10 remain III the
Portuguese possessions In Africa. Por-
tuguesr MISSIONS Win be estdvlis Aed,
however. ~ counteroliance the inliu-
.nGe OF the Americans.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
Col. Lee Aeceptn In,i,ntion.

tSpEC!aI 20 ING Times -Dlspetch)
Salisbury. y. c. January i3.-col
Robt. y. Lee. OF Washington City. mas
accepted an invitation TO deliver a
speech N Salisbury on July j, the &c.
vasion being being vcry patriotic
celebration. Col. Leo Is u nephew Of
l;enerai Robert Il. Lee, Of Corfedcrat
fame. and Is hiinself Well known in
the South.
Evening journal., 1912-11-04
NEWS FROM COLLEGE TOWN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK. Nov. 4.-The home Of T..
Roseby McMullin. Of Chestnut Hill,
was entered several nights ago by
burglars who stole q large quantity
OF preserves.
The Ushers Union OF the
Newark NJ. f. Church, Friday
night discussed the topic,
Church Members i'm Politics Plans
were also discussed for some events
to be held during the winter season.
The funeral OF Miss Adallne Steel,
who died ON Wednesday at her home
near Head OF Christiana Church, after
a long illness, took place this after
noon. Interment was made in Head
Of Christiana Cemetery.
The Pennsylvania Railroad COM
pany is installing a power plant at
the water station near Ruthby, to
supply electricity for signals along
certain section OF the tracks.
Allen Reed. until several months
ago Town officer In Newark and Miss
Alice Kelley, daughter of Thomas
Keeley. were married several. days
ago by Father DOughcriy az the rec
tory of ST. John r. c. Church.
The FIRST fall meeting of the New
Century Club of Newark will be held
this week at the home Of Mrs Alfred
A. Curtis Miss Wales, Of Whining
ton, will sing
Professor Harry Hayward. who
took team of students from the
agriculture department. of Delaware
College to Chicago. whore they took
part in the intercollegiate dairy COW
Evening journal., 1912-11-04
CLnn WOMHN NAME MflanN.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
SMYRNA, Dei Nov, l,--'l'he Twen-
tieth Century Club. hold n straw vote
for the president ef the United states.
ut their meeting In the Club House
Friday afternoon and elected Wood
row Wilson. president by an over
whelming majority.
Mrs. Harry Howell and children Of
Middletown, spent several days this
week with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John b. Hudson.-Mrs. Eya bochm-
Ter who has been AT FOR two weeks,
is improving--Mr and Mrs. Walter r
Massey, and daughter June, and Mrs
Joseph Carter took an automobile
trip TO Newark and Wilmington yes
Evening journal., 1912-11-04
Stomach
Misery i
Quickly Ended
Sourness. Gas, HeaViness, Heartburn
Go in Five Minutes.

Eat a hearty meal If you want to.
Then take two MI-O-NA tablets and
you'll wonder why that old stomach
of yours is so quiet and. comfortable.
But if MI-O-NA was only a queller
OF stomach disturbance, it wouldn't
be such a good medicine for you to
put in your stomach
MI-O-NA tablets do more than give
relief, they clean, renovato, put
strength and elasticity into the stom-
och walls and build up the general
condition OF the stomach so that You
can digest the heartiest meal without
fear of distress
Guaranteed for indigestion, dizzi-
ness. biliousness. sleeplessness, sick
headache, and all diseases arising
from deranged stomach. Large
box so cents at druggists everywhere.
Free trial treatment and booklet
from Booths MI-O-NA. Buffalo, n.
Y, who also fill mail orders on re-
ce1pt of price
Evening journal., 1912-11-04
80 HenEIvE n1nfnRs

Arrangements for the annual re-
coption to the juniors Of the VIII
mington High School by the seniors
are nearing completion and tho en-
tertuinment will be held on Novcm-
her 70. The students will present
tho play "A Perplexing Situation" by
Junie Smith and there VIII be music
by the High School orcheGtra. The
committee having the reception In
charge, under Principal A. III Ber
lln's direction. IS Miss Hazel Ayersl.
Miss Sara Elliott. James L.
Todd and Thomas Sharpe. E. Dor
sey. Leon NJ Wickersham.
Evening journal., 1912-11-04

Judging contest at the National Dairy
Show. has returned home. The
students composing the team we're w
T. Brockson, Paul Emerisan and l.. o.
Russell This is the largest inter
collegiate contest in the world Ia coll
leges from as many states participat-
ing Delaware finished If, beating
out Ohio, Maryland and New Hamp-
shire
A poultry supper will be given in
the Opera House on the evening OF
November z. under the auspices OF
the women OF the Presbyterian
Church
Evening journal., 1912-11-04
GAS FOR CHINCOTEAcUr.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEOGHrOWN. Del. Nov. 4.-Harry
n Hart has leased the Lyceum Thea
ire, at Lewes, and will conduct it in
the future for a time at least.
gas and ice plant Is to be in
stalled by the Lewes Gas Company at
Chincoteague, Va. The machinery for
the plants. il is understood. has been
ordered and work will be started
within a very short time
Evening journal., 1912-11-04

very likely to be the deciding factor.
A general impartial review of the
election. nation wide therefore shows
that existing dope will prove useless
in forecasting tomorrow's result
There is no way OF forecasting the ST.
lent vote and it will be the determin-
ing factor Surface indications are for
a landslide. and each party manager
will be able to comfort himself by the
hope that it will be to his candidate
right up TO the close of the polls to-
morrow night.
Evening journal., 1912-11-04
pR0HrnTI0N LEAguE mTErrrG

There will be a meeting Of tho
Wilmington Prohibition League at
tho headquarters, No. 100 West Eighth
street. this eyoning at o'clock. All
Prohibitionsts OF tho city are re-
quested TO be present. Special In
structions in marking the ballots will
be given and arrangements made for
election day. Special features Will be
introduced TO make the meeting a so
cial as we'll az business affair.
Evening journal., 1912-11-04

Walter g Burris, the Republican
aominee for Sheriff, is one Of the
best-known men in rural New Castle
county and dealer in agricultural
Implements, livestock and grain at
Bear Station. He is a Delawarean by
birth, having been born in Kent coun-
" near Dover and having lived most
II his life in rural New Castle coun-
y. In early life he was a farmer In
New Castle and Red Lion hundreds.
From farming his next step was TO
become a livestock dealer In 1896
Evening journal., 1912-11-04

he opened a general store at Bear
Station. In 1897 President Mckinley
appointed him postmaster at Bear.
Mr. Burris always has been an ac-
tive Republican. Two years ago he
was candidate for the Republican
nomination for Sheriff but on being
defeated by James Logue he turned
in and worked so Loyalty for the
ticket that II was but natural for the
Republicans to nominate him for
sheriff this year For several years
he has been an aggressive member
OF the Republican County Committee.
Evening journal., 1912-11-04

tcrday.-Mrs. George W. Turner has
returned from a visit Of several days
In Philadelphia.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-10-18

.a,d ont OF any other property oil
~ defendant or his sureties NJ. NJ.
Inc G. Kerns. George Henry ana
In NJ Champion as in the case Oh
o-ainarv execution: and whereas !
- heen unable to find any oil the
~on.rtv AGAINST which said mort
80 lion was foreclosed, and where
{. ,be said defendant J. J. kerns'
~.,no,noI ON the said appeal bond
nos no property subject to ioreeu
-. ort of which said moneys may
- ro.lized that have been able 10
ana after a dnigent inquiry ana
aearch did on the 10th day oil DC
- 4 D.. 1912 at 5 o'clock p
lew upon the following deserio-
"A tracts and parcels Of land situate
icing in the County Of Scurr''
s,a,e Of Texas as the property oil the
"a r Kerns. NJ. NJ Kerns' George
- and J. NJ. Champion towlt.
The n W. IA OF survey No o. IN
-, . located by virtue Of Cert
60 No s-i76l issued to the Hous-
,on 8 Great Northern Railroad CO. 20,
lo. ..,sd nv the state OF Texas to the
Tarss Land Co, assignee OF sal o
abroad company. by Patent NO, SsV
T RAJ, So Sc. dated Jan. %, 1889 and
, .o,' a about s miles south 80 de-
iylns from the center Of the
esv Beginning at a stake and
oou ,,nS the northwest corner OF this
noun 70 70: thence South with
,ss west line Of this survey and the
S ,,., line OF Survey No. a. $50 var
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-10-18

as TO a stake for corner; thence East
ESQ varas to stake: thence North
$50 varas TO a stake for the North
East corner Of this tract In the North
line of this survey and the South line
of Survey No. So; thence West with
said line $50 varas 10 the place OF
beginning. containing $50 acres OF
land.
And on the fifth day Of November
A. d. 1919. the same being the first
Tuesday OF said month, between the
hours OF 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o.
clock D. m. on said day, at the
Court House door OF said county. |
will offer for sale and sell at pub
lie auction, for cash. all the right.
title and interest OF the said C..
Kerns. NJ. NJ. Kerns, George Henry
and ]. NJ. Champion in and to the
said property in satisfaction OF the
above named judgment.
Dated at snyder. Scurry County.
Texas. this the 10th day OF October.
A. D. 1912.
J. B. BOLES.
sheriff. scurry County. Texas.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-10-18

belonging to the Snyder Ice. Light
e. Power Company.
The above sale TO be made by me
as above set out to satisfy the above
described judgment for the sum Of
$16.236.31. in favor OF plaintiff;
and the above described judgment
for the sum of 7.O16.16 In favor OF
the Snyder National Bank, and the
above described judgments in favor
OF Jas. Il. Welch in the sum OF
S164.Gs; w. A. Fuller S1944.69; e.
W. Clark s194469; NJ A. Grimes
S423.7O; b. a. Eubank $685.; A.
f. Num- s3O5.52. Arthur Yonge
S611.25, e. f. Sears $4SS.3s; to-
eether with the costs OF said suit,
and the proceeds to be applied in
satisfaction thereof as hereinbefore
set out
J. b. BOLES,
Sheriff scurry county Texas