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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-30
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LOCAL NEWS.


y ~ NN ~"
Love'ock, New, in which Ntssrs.
Will Forman and Jas. tou.an are
both Interested. This mine rs about
miles from Lovelnck.
1t seems very hard for the lazy
mems club to get in full swing this
We don't understand where
khc :rou bic is but wish to say that
lThe Republican is willing to do all it
Ian to help out if needed.
Mrs. d. &. Peters of Honolulu will
|be home ON a visit this week from
Der far away home in the Pacific. 1t
means something to ''come home'
rom where she is at present residing.
MFR. Peters has a splendid charge in
iApital sandwich Islands and is doing
big work.
Miss May Ross and Mr.. Jesse Spur
sck are both visiting home folks
ion, the Columbus University, where
Wy have been attending school for
fine time.
For kimonas and dressing sacques.
NV. KNooP.
The meetings at the Presbyterian
nurch are still moving along with
labated interest and the attendance
large every night. The attendance
day tim" is also good. Many are
ginning TO come in from the country.
r preaching and singing good and
ich good is being accomplished.
Miss Marie Beamer OF Kansas CITY,
Ind daughter of John Wassung OF
Is City was married Wednesday to
onard Alglre of Los Angeles Cal,
ere their home will be from now
Ready to wear dresses, both white
l coiored, see
J.W.K NooP.
Rev. Hay Bell the evangelist will
liver the Grafton at the Decoration
vices at the Cemetery about 2:3(
IN. Thursday. This insures a goot
ech.
Aubry Fredericks who is employe,
81. Louis was visiting home folk
week returning to his work Mon
srnold Fredericks went to War
pburg tuesday to attend the sum
term of the Normal.
Farmer Williamson is an all RICH
or but not a success as hcat
emar on an elev tor. He 90
II e new one in the Odd Fello,
ling just alter same " installed
a large heavy IA. ator. H, 90
hing started in god ape bu
showing what rope to pull. ~ sto
e sailed I'D and down till some
broke and Warner found hin
n the cellar, second best, in
! with the radiator. Howeve
able to be around again aud III
tor is feeling pretty we'll too.
sSatleman, who has made man
to this city, who has travele
extensively and seen many pee
IT their best, handed US a boqu'
he recently said to a party n,
here, that in all his travels h
NO town whose people, Mora
.el~lectually and socially excelle
of Versailles. We wish
this gentleman for his kin
for he is in a position to kno
of he speaks. =.
Y. Mills got his car loaded an
tor Portland Monday. He an
will visit around for a week
east as long as fried chicken
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-30

SoCik1IEs
A'F.& \, Versatile, Lodge, No. III, regular
conm"ni alton the lat aud srd Friday sights each
mouth ''''ting brethren invited md rrordiaily
welco ue'!.
W. ". NGLocH Secretary, "'"'
'rN"'ILFs ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, No. "a
Nee's every End Friday night In each month
''"" VISITING Companions welcome. n
1.s ~ r, ,,ro. P. G. WOODS, II. p.
10 o. VERSAILLES Lodge, No. as,. r.c,,.r
meeting every Tuesday night.
LEsLir ssonaRAss,
ia. MOTLEY. Rec. Secretary.
No r. 'ersaiiics Lodge. NO. Ie., meet. every
rhursda, night. "',re's
u F.N. HUDSON. X. ef r. s,
NJ W. A-Versaiilcs Camp. No. 9ye. mso., Oh.
ana ana III Friday nights In each month,
zee "NfRSrhksHER. Clerk. J.E BEARD. t,onsu,
versailles Camp No. s,ae. ROYAL Ne;yhh,,.ot
Nmet'ca' meets every LIST and ard p,;dov
''E"'s IN each month at oddfeilow Hal.
MRS. {. l.. wooLDRipGr. Oracle
JESSIE l." SIMS. Recorder,
80 h'-ha tia Tonka Tribe. No, ia. m.e,s
''ery wednesday Sleep. ''
". A. DSoMaoLp. sacb-m.
o.''N. HUDSON G Of n.
w., ~ "'-'ersailles Camp, No. ~. meets
Every LIST bud 3rd Monday nights in each r,nu,h
A. PorrgR. {. NJ.
JAMES brbLeY, Clerk.
houae No. 1913, Modern Brotherhood OF Amor,o,
SECULAR meetings the srd saturday MIMI, IN c,ch
J,cn,. " n. Gibson. President.
jacob v ScHMIrrER, Secretary.
W. T. u,-Meets every Wednesday .o.--
room at t7n O'Clock. A curdia, ,vi,a,;.,.s.
MISS NELLIE BuCK, Pres.
MISS LILLE MooRE, Rec. Srcy
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-30

Fred Monsess. while sailing along
through the beautiful scenery north Of
town last week Saturday, listening to
his new Ford cutting it off, without
generalization malice or aforethought,
suddenly ran over one of Ed Williams
pigs. We wish to say to the credit of
said pig, he didn't mako much fuss
before or afterwards. This will be a
good lesson to Fred about running
fast and we hope will also set others
to thinking. Some have run over pigs,
some chickens, some dogs and some
have made it dangerous for the tele-
phone company to leave their posts
outside. We believe this pig accident
will be a good lesson for DR.. Kelly.
Frank White, c. II. Mason, All Hen
eman' Jim Todd etc. We don't men
ton f. A. Crewson for in three years
he has never hit even a chicken. This
shows what slow careful running will
do. Mr.. Crewson says that from fifteen
to eighteen miles an hour is plenty
fast to run. "SELAH"
Miss Alma Clodfelter has accepted
the position as Office girl in DR.. A. ].
Gums Office and it won't be long
until Alma will be handing out all
kinds Of plasters, linements, ETC., for
the cure OF mankind. DR.. Alma
Clodfelter won't sound SO bad.
Long silk gloves see
J.W.KNoop.
Crop prospects are probably as
good in Morgan county as anywhere
! in the whole country. Wheat is said
to be better here than almost any
place else. Oats, grass and fruit in
splendid shape and orn is in good
condition. We have been extremely
blessed in getting our rains just wher
needed and getting them without hal
or enough wind to do any harm. Nor.
, gan county is going 10 come out o
the kinks this season sure. All frui
trees except peaches are absolutely
' loaded down. There will be NOR
pears raised here this year than eve
before.
Mr.. H. f. Mahan has moved e
S the north end of town, to the house
: from which John Jones recently NOV
ed. He wished to get where he coul,
have a barn. He has an AUTOMOBILE
and has to have a barn.
Mr.. Amos Knoop was down look
ing over the old town last wee
again. They are housekeeping no,
q and beginning to feel at home i
t Kansas City.
" Mrs. L. r. Orr, Miss Eunice Or
Miss Lillian Dunn Miss Bessie Com
y er and Miss Lille Gordon came into
" the Presbyterian church last Sunday.
We r getting our milk and crea'
by automobile. Jas. Todd, who rec
. emily bought a Ford car, now deliver
milk in this new tangled way. Their
=. is no danger Of it sourlng on the way
The people out at Antioch churc
four miles northwest are building
y new parsonage, which will be read
y Tor occupancy soon. Since Rev. 10
man took charge OF this churc
things have been moving right alonl
" While Mr.. Osman is rather retirir
and modest in his ways Of living, tt
fact is he is very talented maj
having a fine college education an
" being a splendid teacher in bo'
~ vocal and instrumental music. H
now has a singing class at his churc
OF twenty members and an orchesti
ID Of eleven members, all making fin
ID progress.
'r Atty. w. Z. McVey spent Tuesd;
IS and Wednesday in Sedalia, visitir
his mothei, and attending to the Ia
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-30
Too Early to Plan
a Vacation?

Not at all. This is just the time to
begin your preparations and your vaca-
ton period will find you ready to enjoy
It to the full. There is only one
place this summer to spend a real
vacation among the Rockies - in
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-22

treenb anelher Meife begriinbei lit.
Sn Dem porlieeenben Sale bat Tie nidt
bic minoeite gers9tieung. Gs nirb
geiaat, bob burh bic fdnelle MbItefes
rune, tpelde bic 9pis bietsn tpirb, 5are
mel fprtan ibre Wauren niht in ben
2a~noitdptsn, ionoern bon Den Ser
ianotz Sduiern in ben erpben StdoteH
be3ieben perben. Sas nirb MIR banu
Der San fem, tpsnn Die Gambler in Den
2onoftGoten Die Waaren ni6t 81 lie
fern permDgen, pelfe Der 5armer
piinidt, absr 9eraoe in oielem Puntte
tolro Die Ypit Den 9dn0lern 81 Silfe
tpmmen. Die 8oIt piro ibnen in
tletneu Weugen Die @uareH 3ufii6ren,
Die tie in eroben Mengen ntft taufen
tonuen, b. +. tie tperoen i'm 5tanoe
iein, ibr 8efd,dft better 81 aIlprtiren,
8ei peiterem Musblid lit au6 gu er:
%tennen, bob bic griiten5 Der Gleins
bdnoIer bon her befieren Bo1tbefDroe:
rung ubbdn9ig lit. Die Die 9inee ieBt
lie9en, entp0Itert pas flahe 2anD, neil
Die Jarmer in 5olge bes 3tpiihene
banbels teinen lobnenoen preis gu err
Ianaen nermDgen. Sieien tperoen lie err
3ieIen, Iobalo our4 bic qoit iih ibnen
Die W09ltAteit bietet, brett an bic
Berbrau6er 81 p~ertdufen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-22
Die unterinduns bes 8elS.
Srults.

oils Der ReprGientant Senrb bon
1eras in Der lsgten Sibung Des Sauz
les sine unteriuduns bes 9slD-Srufta
beantraste, fano er burtaus fein
freunoIide5 Gnteegentommsn. Nur
Die &udiidt auf Die bspprftebenoen
SongreBrpablen iidsrte bic @enebmi=
sung oss 4ntrases. Spre6sr Glarf,
benz bic GinIeBung bss llnteriu6unqsz
luSihunes 3ufiel, that fem M0qlihs
1tes, UNI ben rabitalen glementen, bic
duT Der lnteriuduHg beItanoen, Sim
oerHife In ben De9 gu lsgen, iubem er
Den aonferDatioen Die Mebrbeit i'm
Qusl6ub ertbetlts unb ben ftramm
9onlerpatipen pupo bon Jloriba aum
8orftser ernannte. Rad langemD ran
gen Der Raoitalen purbe bic unteriuz
dung aufgenommen, Die aber niGts
Sen atloneaes gu Gage f0rberte, neil
tie ith an Der Oberfldae belt. Mls
bas Rrnmittee tisfer grub unb Gin
bid in Die 8aaer peridiebexer GROCER
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-22
2ofal 8eridt.


Staotanpalt 9ettman fiat geitern
ieIneu Selo5ug geaen Die LINTON Gas
x electric SO. besonnen, i'm Die DE
lellid)ait 81 3iuiigen, Don Der gereh-
anna eiaer ssrliIallafionsgebiibr bon
81 fiir Boiometer sbitano 5u nebman.
5err 8ettman bal gelterm i'm Eamen
bon Mep. Gliper &. Separo paflagt.
Ger oil ole @asgeiellidlnit eilen Dol.
lar Dniiir Sahlen mllBte, Dab lie oas
I@as IN ieiner alten Wobnung, GO.
1862 Gbnie Apeniic. abDrebte nno in
leiner nenen 1obnlsna, No. 2239
ylrnA Npenae, oslbrehte. Mir 1err
9etimnn in Ser Giage bebanptei, bn,
Die @eieaihnit lant Ser itaotiid,en
|Crbiunns feia Ned)t, cine iol6e 9e.
6iibr ~ ~bsredl1en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-22
Gin JraBoie aber SelSmar
i@aa ,. b. Golt uus
bic Eirfem.

SIN Gestnfas gu sinissn fran3oii.
lten 3situnsen. Die 3Ipiitsn ben Rie-
berlagsn Dts tiirtifden !6ssres nno fsi.
men Deutitsn Jnitruttsursn sinen ur.
idhliten 3nfammsnbans fonItruiren
mOdten, lit oas urtbeil zines Iran3o.
len, Der eine1 beferen Ginblid in bi,
eahlass bat, ben Snttrefe. Sm uGr.
eslfior" beiddftist iid Sean 0ilari
nit Der Mrbeit Der beutfdtn Snltruf.
teure i'm tiirtif6en 4tert unb flbrt oa.
BEL aus. Die Aufmertfnmtsit aanl
|GurOpas riHttt fi4 beute auf bic Der
.lSnli4seit zines Der ssIsbrt<n Gsnsral,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-22
Ger &riea 1T nod ni6t 81,

Der &rieq 1T nod ni6t 81,
Gnoe. Die Siirtei bot Die bulgari=
then Observation-Disclosures 5uradges
pisieu. Sffenbar 1T man IN Sons
itaRtinopel Der NnIi4t, bab Die Sage
fir Die 5iirtei iih peIentli6 9ebensrt
bat. 9ieIs itiiBt ii6 oarauf, oab BE
9ulearen militdrii6 unb finqn3ieu srs
ih6pft limb, pdbreno Die W6glidteit
sesebsn lit, grpBe geritdrtun9en aus
4Ieinafisn fir bic tiirtiiden 5ruppen
in 3ouftuntinopel beran3u3ieben. Die
9ulaaren tpsrben ibre 5oroerungeE
beoeutsno ferobittmmen mii1en, tpenn
lie einen buloigen 5rieoen rpinihen,
Der fir lie Elm taum minoer Dr~tngsnpes
8eoiirfniB seporoen 1T, als fir tbrsn
9esner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-22

Gin Serr Sul5berger bat
in GIepeIano einen 9prtras iiber Die
Stnpanoeruns gehulten, Der in er iter
Tet6e Der aufsabe geipiomet lit, Die
geoen Die iioif6e @infpanoerune En-
bpbenen Nntlagen gu enttrdften, mas
tbm audi on Der 9ano bes Don ihm
gelieferten itatiitiiden Materials bon
tommen geluneen lit. Die SbatIahe,
DaB cine In3abI por LANCER 3ett elm
gerpanoerte ruiiiihe Suoen Dem prp=
feiiioneuen Spieler= Glement angebDrt,
bot GENTLE 8reiie DeranluBt, Die iiibis
Idle Gtnponberunq als unfpiinIhens=
lpertb gu be5eidnen, tros Der Sbas=
Jade, pub Guf jsoen bieier Ginrpanbsz
rer, Der in ungeieBliher Deiis iein
Sulein friitet, 5unnerte bon !6anpz
tu~ertern tommen. tSerr Sul5bereer
lpetit ounn mad, oaB Die Intlagen aes
gen Die Gtntpanoerer iiber6aupt ouf
fdliher, 6Gufig gefdlI6ter Statiitif
heruben. 90 lit unter 4noerem ni6t
tpubr, oaB IuslGnDer einen i'm Der
hdltniB gu i6rer 3abl ungepofnIiA
9roBen prp3entiaB BON SniaHen BON
Srren6duiern uno StrafanitaItsn itsl.
len. 9~eIonoers tntereHant iinb ieoof
Die gitate, Die er aus ben .3eitungen
BON 1916 urro 1917. allo DOT maze
bunoert Subren anfubrt. pelfe gegen
Die GiHpanoerer benielbsn Son an
ihlugen, pis Die jeBigen 5rsmoenbai
fer. Benn oteie unDernInfttsen Wenz
ihen DOR beinabe bunbsrt Sabren nit
ihrer Inii6t our6georungen tpdren,
Dab bic Ginipanoerung ge6emmt per-
ben miiHe, bamit oas 2uno niht bon
sVerbre6ern uno auf Der leBten Stuft
Der 8ultur itebenben Meni6su iiber=
fluthet fperoe", 10 tann nan iih einen
9sgrtf MAIDEN, Dte es jeBt I'm Die
0er. Staaten beiteQt tpGre. Statt eiz
ner 8epolferung bon bunoert WiQio
lien bdtten mir jeBt cine ioIhe Don
taum mehr ols bretBig WIiQipnen uno
Der 8~ultur5uitano mare unenolih ME
origer, ais g%egenpdrttg, oa nur Elm
u~Htptnenoer beitreiten tann, oaB Elm
GROCER Sbeil unierer Civilization uns
bon aub BEN 3ugefuhrt tporbsn lit. 8enn
man Ii6 oarauf beruft, baB bel Der
ieBigen gepDlterungs3iffer Die 5bore
gei6lof en- ueroen tOnnten, 10 piOer=
fpre6en benz Die in alien ;SnouItrte,
5neigen bOrbaren &lagen iber Irbeiz
termangel unb es piro cine Iebr Qez
raume 3eit bauern, bis Die RQ6frQoe
befrieoigt iein rptro, neil onbere S:nz
ouitrieldnoer ebenfals fremolGnoiibs
4rbsiter an5ieben. Sn 9eutidlan5
beTtnoen iit Die ilaoii6en 9Dlteri6aI=
ten Seiterreids, bauptId9li9 Die
8roaten uno Die StaIiener, gu Sum
berttauienoeH, neil Die peuti6e Sea
ton niht Die notbigen 4rbeitstrdfte
arf3ubringen permas, uni Den geoarf
III Den rieiigen Snouftrien gu befrieoiz
gen. NaturgemdB erbdlt 9euti6lono
Cen er ten s3u3ug, neil IS ndber Iie9t
uao bemna6 bic 3uipanberung uno
HudDanoerung rpentger toitipielig lit,
als Die uebsrfabrt unp Giitfabrt mad
Den Der. Staten. 8es Weiteren limb
i6on oiele europdtihe Gambler, fpesieQ
lngorn, oermQBen entboltsrt, baB be-
bOrollterIetts Die gr0Bten Qnftrenz
9un9en gemQ6t perOen, bic Musuanz
oerun9 81 6emmen. Inter folhen
g~erbaItniien lit e5 bic rsinite 5bor
belt, DON WaBregeln our 9(bIperruna
oes Gtnpanoerers Stromes 3a reoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-22

Ddbrenb Die Stanbarb
Oil 60. ii9 nit benz 8eoanten
Dertraut gemadt bat, aus 9eutihIano
ous9eDieien 81 peroen, ~bebaupten
Die ioqenannten itautserhaltenoen Bar
teien baielbit, baB oas itoatIi6e Sob
.eHDlz WoHopol nidt gu StanDe fomz
men tperoe, natiirli6 neil tie baeeqen
ittmmen iDeroen. oils 9runp qeben re
IN, buB nur Die Stunooro Oil So.
9eutI4lanb nit geniisenb aoblen0l
perIeben t0nne. Gs lit faum bentbar,
CAB Die betreffenDen garteien niht
!riIien Ioaten, ouB Die Stanoarb Oil
80. NH Iber einen tleinen qro3entIab
Der SeIquellen perfust unb bab Iie i6r
Teonopol bier Iopobl, ME in Deuti6s
lamb bur4 fire 3apitaIsma6t uufaee
baut bat. Die Qbneiiung oes bon Der
Hegierung aussebenben Ylanes berubt
ouT Der 4bnetgung gegen Staatsz
Wonopole. Sn Oieier 5inIift limb iif
Die 9roBtapitaliiten in aqen 2Gnoern
9lei6, inoem lie oas 9olf als qus
beutungszS biett betra9ten uno ieoe
Qbbllfe DQgeqeu als cine unbere6tigts
taatlt6e Ginmti6ung perp0nen.
Benn auH cine uQgemeine Monopoli-
ltrung ni6t pini6enstperth lit, foute
man tie bod in ioldsn sSdQen qeitats
ten, in ipel9en eriihtlid III, bab auF
anoere Wetle cine Rettuna geqen err
crlfenoe 4usbeutung nif)t m0glih III.
Die aIstHbdnbter pieIss
2anoes BADEN in ibrer Rationulz Sor-
pention etnen gebarniidten Broteit oez
gen Die pudetpoIt erlafen. sic er=
blideH .oartn ben nntereanq Der anne
ritani1hen RepubIit, porin lie fih nit
i9rer tlGIifiden aenntnib auf ben I'm
tsrsang bes alten HOms berufen, Der
bura ous ueberpiegsn Der ftdotiider
geD0lteruHg uber pieieniae Des fIahen
2anoes erfolgt lei. Disies arqument
tat cine srObe 4ebnIi6teit nit Den
ginfpenounsen, Die itets erhoben tuer=
ben, Denn irgenb cine &luHe Der gee
polferuns cine S6dbigung ibrer oesn=
isreHen Don elmer neuen ginrihtnno
befIrdte. Damn 1piro iebesmal pro-
pheseit, baB bic Welt ~untsrgeber
nniFe ebHe baB man i'm Winbeftsn
barber Hafoentt. ob bic Jur1t in
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-22

9egsu oie Gienbabnen
tperben geI6peroen erboben, baB ie
bas Gef6Gft Durh Wa99onmangsl
ftGpisen. Die elbe &lage lit i'm prell=
btiden IbgepronetentauIs gegen ben
GiIenbabn=W intiter erboben poroen
unb oeI1en Re6tfertigune biirfte ppbl
aud auf bic giienbabnen bieies 2an-
beg 5utreffsu, inoem er iagt, oaB Der
9eihdfts 4uf6pung ungepDbuli6
erDB lei unD ss cine po1itipe unmDg=
lihteit bariteqs, Dugeons fir cine
iol9 u~ngep0bnlt6e Rahfroge in Be-
reitihaft gu BADEN. Wenn man be-
bentt, baB BIS DOT etnem Sabre 3e6n-
tauieHoe 0 Wuggons miiBig auf ben
8eleiien itanben. 10 lit bic 5oroerun9
taum biQiq, baB bic 9ahnsH bitten
reus Dag9Ons einitelen ioQen. Die
Ter 3uitano tann bios ols GrmG6nung
bienen, bag Wu7ertrunspprtz Snitem
in bteiem 2unoe beTer uus5ubauen,
I'm ben Gtienba6nOertebr gu entlaiten,
Der, tpie in alien 2dnbern, audi BEL ur5
i'm Qaufs Der Sett auBer Stonbe iein
tDiro, ben Observation-Disclosures 81 BE-
ndItigen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-22

Die gsftern mttgetbeilte
sbatiade, baB Der 9eneraIzanfpult
Ser Ser. Stauten bic 9erbaftung BON
brei i'm 8unbesgertdt in Seras anges
tlueten 8phlen0l=W tagndten rerbtnoert
bot, oiirfts elm Na6ipieI i'm Songreb
haben. Die IbItdt liegt Dor, Elm I'm
MISUNDERSTANDING etn5uieBen, oas
pom General Wnpalt Iustunft pers
Iangen ioQ, nit peIdem Re6te unb
aus tpeI9em @runoe sr Die 8ouitre=
dung Der Saftbefeble uerbinoert bat.
Sieie Qbitht DaItet niAt bios bel be=
ntotrutiiden, ionnern au6 bel republis
taniidsn aonarebzM it9lieoern Dor, oa
man in Dem 9orgeben bes General
Nnpalts einen beionoers p~eit9sRenoen
Gingriff Der eretuttpen 8epalt in Die
gerihtlthe NutorttGt erbltdt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-27
HORSES FOR SALE

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twenty matched pairs. ranging In
weight 1900 to 1900 pounds. Prices,
si25 to $3.50 per pair. Single horses
$40 to 5000. Thirty days trial allow ed
Satisfaction guaranteed Will ship to
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passes homo to the purchaser. These
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we are two blocks away on East 27th
st.. New York City.
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AS directed by decree of tho Cir
tered at it's December term, 1911. in
the suit of Meade c. Edmunds vS. T. c.
Edmunds ct ais, the undersigned spe-
cial commissioner will sell by public
auction, in front of the Bank Of Din
widdie. at Mckinney, Va. on
MONDAY, MARCH II. 1912.
at IL o'clock NJ,
"a All OF the standing timber ak
inches and upward In diameter on n
certain tract of land containing GLIB
acres, situate about one mile from Nc
Kennoy.
1t is estimated that there are about
100000 feet OF Pine. oak and poplar
timber. about 10000 railroad ties. and
considerable quantity OF gum and
cedar on said tract. The purchaser
Will be given three years to cut and
remove said timber and the usual
privileges of ingregs and egress and
right OF locating sawmills. lumber
yards. etc.
TERMS: Cash.
(2) Said tract Of land containing els
homo tract. fronting on tho Mill Road
In said county and adjoining the lands
Of DR.. r. ID. Wilkinson. d. F. Wells,
Zehmer and others, together with the
dwelling house, outbuildinGs and ton
ants house thereon.
TERMS: One third cash: balance in
ono and two years, evidenced by nego-
tiabls notes, with interest from date
OF sale.
]. NJ TOWNSEND,
Special Commissioners.
RBNNIE BUTTERwORTII.
Auotionser.
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BY virtuo of certain deco of trust,
dated February l6 1909. and recorded
In tho clelli's office Of Hcnrico ClrcnI,
Court. In ID. b. iSi-A, page 397, / Will.
ut the request OF the Beneficiary. there
having been default In the payment
OF portion of the debt secured by
said deed of trust. sell at public atIc-
ton, on the premises. on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY %. 1912
at 4so o'clock p. NJ,
the property above referred to. con-
sisting OF a comparatively now two
story frame dwelling. containing nine
or ten rooms. on lot fronting 40 Zee /
and running back l25 feet TO a public
alley In the rear. The houee is well
arranged. Is on tho Gintor Park car
line. and Will make "A nice homo or a
good Investment "
TERMS: Cash
STUART BowE.
TruStee
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Qpgt ailp 1tOunn

LOST, FEBRuAKY2 6. 1872, BETWEENs
american National Bank Building
anu I: NJ. .. a, brown leather
pocketDook containing $50 In money,
railroad ticket, Richmond to Bristol
ana Il partly used mileage book.
Name In gold letters on pockctboo is !,
~. u. sluntord, .Jr. Reward Will DO
american National Bank Building.
LOST. GOLD LOCKET. WITH INI-
tials q. Is. Il. 10 q. X. r.. Monday, in
McCoys or on Broad S rect. Reward
II returned to sos \. Twenty-third
Street
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agents ao,anten

WASTED. AGENTS. SELL Ai.LES.s
nortaolc bath apparatus: big money
to good workers.: no eXpcrie1c. ncc
essary; either sex. youui. or old. Call
BELLrBROWN HARDWARE co.
STORE. 1907 ". Brond
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Poultry, pets anb li6c Stork

WHAT a LAYING HEN REOUINES *
good sound feed and plenty OF ii;
baby click feed. Hatch them out in
uye ana grow quickly, use NV. j. t.
naeh feeds VIII make them lay. ".
J. TOilDS SONS. 426 y. sixth street
TO MAKE THOSE BABY CHICKS
an Essex Model incubator IL YOU
want TO DO IL right Vs. j. TODD'S
SONS. i2G X. Sixth Street. for all th..
needs or poultrytnen.
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a STRICTLY GOOD FRAME DWELL
ING AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER
OF BROOKLAND PARK BOULE-
WARD AND Ff2NDA ALI. AVENUE.
AT AUCTION.
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auction 5alr5, Jutur. Raps

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Auction Sale by
Mcclure Davenport TAYLOR Company,
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
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ousinesS AOppOtltliliIies

-. ~
WANTED, a MANAGER FOR a GOOD
paving business. Applicant must
nave several thousand dollars to in
Vest and muat be capable OF taking
entire charge of the business and
financial departments No one viii
pe considered unless well recon-
mended. The standing Of applicant
= the first consideration Good In
come to right party Address Box
no. II, Roanoke, Va.
MONEY LOANED on DIAMONDS AID
lewelry at lowest rates of Interest.
NO charges for storage y T.. JA-
COBS d son. as y. Main Street
WANTED, MANAGER FOR EsTAB
lishcd special sales company, who
can furnish $500. This Is no fake
ii S32. care Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE. a BLOCK GIVE HUN
dred doliarsp of per cent. prefer red
stock of one of the largest manu-
featuring companies in tho South. a
nigh grade investment Good reason
for selling. Address T., o. Box No
1928. City