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The daily Alaskan., 1913-12-23
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED

by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear There is only one way to cure deaf ness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by en iuflamed condition of the Eustachia Tube When this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound of imper feet hearing, and when it Is entirely closed, deafness is the result, and u less the inrlamtlon can Q taken out and this tube restored to its nor mat condition, hearing will be de- Str0yed forever; nine cases out of ten gre caused by CataTTh, which is noth ing but an iuflamed condition of the mucous surfaces.
 We will give One Hundred Dollars 6c- any case of deafness (caused by CataTrh) that cannot be cured by Halls CatarTh Cure. Send for cir. sulars. free.
 Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per bottle.
 Take Halls Family Pills for con. stipation.
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The daily Alaskan., 1913-12-23
sTEADFAST CONFIDENCE
rhs Following Statement Should Form Conclusive Proof of Merit to Every Alas
 kan Reader.

Could stronger proof of the merit of any product be desired than the statements of grateful endorsers who say their confidence has been undiminished by lapse of time. These are the kind of statements that are appearing in your local papers for Deans Kidney Pills. They are twice-toId and confirmed with new enthusiasm. Can any reader doubt the following?
 H. S. Baldwin, retired grocer 1SS Boundary Ave, Portland, Ore gon, says: q was suffering greatly from my back and kidneys when Deans Kidney Pills were brought to my attention. After l had used a few boxes, the pains in my back left and my kidneys again became regular. I am now in good health, thanks to Doan's Kidney Pills
 No Trouble Since.
 When Mr. Baldwin was inter viewed on January 24, 1913, he said: "YOu may continue to publish my former enlargement of Doan's Kidney Pills. I confirm all I have said about them, as have had lit- tie or no kidney trouble since"
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. FOster-Aiilburn Co.,, Buffalo, New York, so,s agents for the Uni ted States.
 Remember the name-DOan's and take no other.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-12-23

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The daily Alaskan., 1913-12-23
BREAD, CAKES AND PIES
 SENT BY PARCEL POST

The New Idea Bakery, Skagway, believing that great. many people living outside of the city, but in frequent touch by train or boat, would oftentimes order bread, cake, pies or other bakery goods if they knew that their wants would be at tended to with dispatch, MT. Moore manager of the New Idea Bakery, announces that all orders coming from outside points will receive his personal and careful attention and that same will be shipped via parcel post at the very first oppor- tunity. 12-17-6.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-12-23

You should give "LuXor" toilet articles a trial. See the Week End" sets for men and women, 35 cents. Enough for Q thorough trial
 Keller Bros. Agents. tf.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-12-23

Take LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if 1t fails to cure. B. W. GROVES sig signature ia on each box. 25c.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-12-23

Olympia Beer on draughJ at the Board of Trade. This famous brew, both on draft and in bottles is kept constantly fresh. This is the Board Of Trade Bar where the celebrated Rainier Beer 1s also kept in bot ties. If.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-12-23

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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
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Location Notices, placer and quartz, soc. a dozen at the Da-j Alaskan office. '"
The Dickinson press., 1913-11-01
81. Joseph's Hospital

EfS:5B. Newell of Manning is being
treaked fof:a severe case Of typhoid.
The Imperative cases the past week have
been Robert Hegel of Schefeld, George
Nicolaof Dickinson, Nick Ledang of
D~ickinson, all minor operations and the
patients were able to leave for their
homes this week; Mrs. John Pavlesh
underwent an operation Monday and
Joe Cain of2Fayette was being operated
on Friday for a fractured shoulder and
collar bone.
Fred Westmeyer, the Taylor: druggist,
is receivine medical treatment also
MrsgsllssKIach Of New England. Cath
crime GodesSand Nick Dray Of! Hebron. &
The patients discharged the past week
were Chas.. Ride, Edward Oeen o.
MARSHALL, Miss Martha Pech Of Richard.
ton Ole Waldahl of Sentinel Butte. Mrs.
John Lanbscher Of Taylor, Louis Jensen
Of Alpha, Mike Laurinzer Of Richardton
and Vim. Crowley Of Wibaux. The
latter had y severe case Of typhoid and
is nownicely recovered as are all the
otheEs. q ri
Thesefwere SO patients at the hospital
this week and the nurses in charae have
been very busy. They have had many
typhoid patents for the past two months
and, alls have done nicely. s:
The Dickinson press., 1913-11-01
Rlchardton

Wedding bells will soon: be ringing in
our vicinity.
Charlie. Dents has been quite sick
the past week.
Mrs. Peter Dirkes Of Antelope attended
the fair here Monday.
Atty. B. M. Rigler was in New Salem
on business last week.
The farmers are busy these days
hauling their grain to town.
Mr.. Lamb Of ST. Paul was in town
on business for a few days the past
week.
Mrs. Birdsall and children Of Glad
stone visited. at the Albert Koesel
home Sunday.
Henry Mann and Paul Mann Of New
Salem, were in our village one day last
week on business.
Mrs. A. Dienst visited with her
daughter Mrs. tJens johnson. in Dick
insont from Thursday to Friday.
Miss lena Miller came down from
Dickinson Saturday and visited with
her mother until Monday evening.
Otto Kauer came down from Dickin-
son Saturday and visited with relatives
here over Sunday.
Misses Mabel Christian. Sylvia Rigler,
The Dickinson press., 1913-11-01
Miss Lena: Miller spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home in Richardton.

Miss Lena Miller spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home in Richardton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deane Motley zeturned
Wednesday from their honeymoon trip
east.
Mrs. M. A. Scherfius pleasantly
entertained the r. e. o. society at her
home Tuesday evening.
Mercury registered 7 degrees above
zero Monday night. the first real cold
weather Of the sesson.
Mrs. John Laubscher returned Mon
day tn Taylor after being at ST. Joseph's
hospital for several days.
Mrs. Heater Of Mandan has been the
quest. Of. her. parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Neal. the past week. (,
Ed. Mottershead was up from Rich
ardton Wednesday and attended the
Masonic dance in the evening.
Mrs. j. A. Ferris came down from
Sidney. Mont. on Tuesday to spend a
few days at the S. M. Ferris home.
For rent-Sinsle furnished room down
town in modern house. at $40 per
month. Inquire at PRESS oa1ce.-adv. 1
G. r. Wannemacher wants to keep in
touch with affairs in this county and
pays his subscription to the PRESS to
1915.
Dr.. Anderson, the dentist Of Belfeld.
was in the city Wednesday en- route
from q visit with his mother at Taylor,
Wis.
H. [. Earcheonger of Thinner. N. D.,
is helping out at the Mandan Mercan-
tile Co. Office in this city for a few
weeks.
Mrs. Joe Anton was iRirom the Lefos
country the past week visiting her
children who attend the parochial
school.
Mrs. Frances D. Malloy Of Bison. S.
D.. arrived the past week. to visit at
the home of her daughter. Mrs. John
Foster, for several weeks.
Mrs. Minnie Randall of Medora spent
a few days in Dickinson the past weeh
visiting her niece. Miss Ida Bartz. a,
the Walter Zetzman home.
Mrs. C.R. Pendereast and son. Carroll,
were up from Hettjnger on Monday
getting a load of their furniture which
they mad stored here for several years
The Pendergast family have just com.
pleted an addition to their farm home
in the Hettineer vicinity. Miss Susie,
who graduated from the domestic
science department of Menominee col
eye last spring. is teaching the home
school this year.
The Dickinson press., 1913-11-01
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articles on dress and rec1eations ior
girls. contrI1 dtions BY famous men and
womeni.sssuegestions for the care 81 the
health, &C.
Forsthssayear subscription Of $500
there - Included q copy Of The Com--.s
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ing weekssof sthissyear, dating from the
time hes subscription is received
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The Dickinson press., 1913-11-01

Qsiole Farms % per PHI. . Rot-
EqsSfte's Econony Sale Saturday. -sdy.
oscar Hanson hauled ! load Of Drain
in$ifon his iarn near, Snow on Friday.
Agaoted-s I'LL fos general housework.
ed. wages Me-. ". F. Burnett:
EGdS. 1f.l.tfs
4. and Mn. Dan Brow have rentedSsa
[houae: In Dickinson where they will
Spsnd the wintss.
Alfred Llndbeek and a. A. Hshee. o.
sOakdale were. IN tho city Friday with
sioa6s Of grain from their Dunn county,
ltns.
alrs David Roberts, Mrs. Charles
sBlkke and Mrs. N. e. Ayers will en-.
tssiain the Congregational Ladies' Aid
Isesiety: at. the home. Of Mrs. Ayers
/ Thursday afternoon, November 9th. At
steldants of the Congregational church
MI yet membefsso Of the Aid are cor
daily invited.
James Whalean and Miss Adela.
EJsesehke were united In marriaseson
Wednesday evening at the Methodist
parsonage, Rev. j. G. Morrison oflciat-
ink.. Mr.. Whalen 10 q locomotive fire
MIN on this division o. the N. {. and
Iii bride Is a Dickinson lady. They
expect to make their home IN this city.
ISITfTiE ..' .IEFsSsS- &t%CaAs. LidF.4 LL-LEEEffNSlA ~
Schmidt Bros.were finishing a thresh-
IND job Of 1000 bushels Of oats at the
Lloyd RAIDER farm On Friday. They still
have jobs at the Hartung, Friesen, Gus
kelly and Hendrick places and then
thay will be through for the season.
They have threaded around rs. 600
bushel of grain this year. The best
yield Of wheat they found was at the
[Georee Sorber place east of Green river.
where, the yield was u bushels to the
acre. Ira Hewson, near Davis buttes,
had 20 bushels to the acre. His barley
was' exceptionally fine. !:
Under Miss Alcott's direction and
with Mrs. Davis at the organ, the Cone
areSational choir has made wonderful
PROGRESS the past month and the musical
numbers add greatly TO- the services.
Miss Alcott sings with the choir at
every morning service and beginning
next Sunday, Mrs. Christine Messer-
smith will play at the evening service.
The morning mpsicaf- program includes
organ voluntary, doxology, gloria, re-
(sponse, offertory ssolo or voluntary.
anthem, hymns and postlude. At the
evening service much the same program
is followed with a different anthem
from that sung at the morning service.
Next Sunday evening an extra number
will be given which will delight music
lowers trio, violin, organ and piano
by Mrs. Messersmith, Davis and Miss
Florence Davis.
The Dickinson press., 1913-11-01
Business Locals

Havs your Fur Goats Dry Cleaned
- the swsiisst plant ON the NJ 2.
xavastsm. WARDROBE, Phone oek.
LOST-From Mrs. Morris back porch,
Friday evening, a box containing several
yards of silk. Finder leave at Wardrobe
er call Phone 3oK. adv. 1o-25-4p
Six room house for rent if taken at
aiasce. Inquire Of Pat Sexton. adv.
81: 10.25.2p
For Sale-One Model No. 4 Under
usod typewriter. practically new.
Ekica reasonable. Bert Waddell. Dick
tnson. N. D.-adv. 10-25-2p
Monogram and University goods at
The Dickinson Mercantile Co. They cost
more but are worth it.-Adv. SCOTT.
One slightly used Fuller & johnson
fasm pump engine at a BARGAIN. Harry
E., Harleman.A 625 list Ave. W.-adv.
io-25-2t
Money on hand Tor Farm Leans
10 dslsy. See Everett. +e-tf
FOR SALE - mare s years old, a
genuine outlaw. Inquire at 36 Sims ST.,
adv. 1o-I8-4p
The Mari Sisters have opened their
dressmakius shop at the St. Paul house,
Wednesday. October 22.-adv. 10-18-3p
D. D. Sullivan, optical specialist of
Fargo, will visit Dickinson. profess
sionally, Saturday, November let. All
persons having defective eye-sight or
who need their glasses changed or re-
newed should call and see him. Office
at St. Charles hotel.-adv. 10-1S-3t
Local News
Col. Ben Whitehead was in Dickin-
son Thursday en- route to Beach.
r. B. Pelton came to Dickinson
Wednesday, returning home Thursday
morning.
Misses Arvilla Dingman and Dorothy
Ayers are spending Friday and Satur-
day with friends in Glendive.
Mrs. F. D. Cooper planned on going
to Beach on Friday evening TO spend
two days with friends.
Wanted-a girl for General house.
work. Apply to Mrs. F. D. Cooper, 1877
LIST Ave. East. Or Phone 152 R.-adv.
11-1-3p
Miss Barbara Suits took the stage
Wednesday morning for Manning, where
she will visit at the home of Mrs.
Jennie Scott for d few weeks. then she
will visit in Fayette before she returns
to her home.
The Dickinson press., 1913-11-01
LOCAL news

$500 a,r,,,c
A.! $3.50 81
E 4 ]. fiufhes. 81 tho Afm BoulteeS
Z Huebes, retnEned Wednesday from
. successfnl business NIP g gv.riqsas
points in the state. inciudins Minoti
and Williston.
Attend lhSr fine cooky and co6ee De-
onstration at Roquette's Ssturday.-adY.
Tia Maaone were siyins dansa,
Wednesday evening Of this week--tehee1
arst Of their winter series Of JaoodI
times. 5s5 4s
4 ,.dv - .rn.r,.nce aa.,ra. noaitidn.
:. h-o,.sl.ensr 8 matron. win ~.
ch.,s. = childran Add,e.a ..K" Disf
fnHsabn PRESS.-adv. ipi
The Youns Peonle., Bible elias. of n I
co-nsreaational church elected osicers
Thnrsdav avenina :. follows: Rsff
waddeli nre.id.nt. Mia. Francss
Sa,l.s.,, sacreta,v and t,easnrer. III
Miss Marc.rv .Iohnson retnrned SIM
Az from, visitins at.fthe Harry YonnS
home north At Belaeld. Mra. Young AZ.
oomnanied Misa .Johnson home. remain.s
ind in the civ until Tuesday. :s
=. =. = 49,,
IN FINN Schafer the frat 81 Tia w.,Sk
and left Wednesday fo9 Hunters HI
Sprinaa. where they viii. mend q fe9
weeks on account Of Mra. McCartv.a
health. s
~. r.. p.,,. ,,;.,..a !, i. 49,.
If her .iater- Mr.. =. &. David. tha nas1
week. She alan enioved Z viait vithI
her mother. Mr.. c. Lanphear. who haa
ham WAITING Mrx DAVID tia na,,
three weeks.
-. u.,,.h r.ii..... .,...
i'll the past. everal days at the home az
her daughter, Mrs. James Birch. Mrs.
Birch was also suffering with tQnsilitis
and both ladies were much better by
the last of the week. Ia
Mr.. and Nh. Hanrv Afnacka ,,er. =
Monday mornina from their farm norm.
east Of the city. Nh. Muecke came in
as q witness for MIR. Shurtliff. who was
making homestead proof. at the Dickin.
son u. S. land Office.
Iaw;. .F;x.n ,va. - ~. c,.u ~.
,va.k from ~. form =. xn;f. .,,,..
com;na n NV te.m m VThrradav ~.
F;ren marlet. h;a drain - Tovlo. anS
had q h.,.h.,. :. o.. -. ~ 80.
AGAINST 20 bushels in 1912.
Frank Reckard was il from the Ma,hv
.,,n... ~ g.. os 80 49,. =. -a 49,,
ARRANGEMENTS to dispose of his horses.
MI. Reckard recently sold his fine farm
in Dunn county and NAV ,buv land IN
another section of the Stone country.
Ne. - iia.ne Wii allive from
Aa.sas wy .ile la.tef part y the weeh
- ..l'e iof .le usual ounuay SERVICES
~ tle l''o.h,"s setvice ne VIII eve q
a,.sst;ona, ohn-ohas - ~
s;on = Kansas 90. l. 80. 80 ,,sss ~
-
= DeulA,ksl' y. = non Y
l'an' eApse'eu ~ ieave rtioay 5Iet
wne1 - VII qnuelso =
nm ' ops'a.iol 9. .ne ~ nospitai.
WI. "'i atla'lu W.. nave cnafee q tne
ahaauno "o.A u'.,Ils ml. Den snn 9
C...L. ar ;. 49, go -
The Dickinson press., 1913-11-01

Easton, also from the same locality, was
in with FAX on the same day. Harry
Hamilton. Ferdinand, joe and Nc
Kinley Fable were also marketing FAX
on Wednesday, getting s1.18 per baushel.
--On Monday, evening Mi. {. A. 5Lilli-
bridge was surprised BY u party of
;neighborhood ladies. whe called to help
her celebrate her birthday anniversary.
They, carried eatables with them and
served q mic. luncheon. They also pre-
sented Mn. LilIihfidee with ascut glass
olive dish and generous wishes for
future birthday anniversaries Cards
were enjoyed and an informal soscial
evening..spent,
Aladies..a auxiliary. q ne pickinsoun
..cemetery .assecIatiolw war eraanized
last Ffiday.-svenfng atsfhe9GewIsh onhes
Tho Somc,sss elected ia Mis- Grace
!Csowis president; DAyis,
vice president;;s Mn. A Ns Beidler.
secretary md MI J,f7 Hughes,
treasurer. Their object issto aSsist ne
Cennstery association ID the much
needed work which they are planning
tosdos atsthe cemeteryathes cominezyear.
The ladies will meet las~ainsnsxt Tues.
day evening &C the. Dayis home
and every lady interssisd sisFequsste
q attend.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-06

Winston Hamilton. Burkeville. Va..... 1000
A. B. Hammer, Keysville. Va.... 1000
s. L. Harris, Blackstone. Va...... 1000
Oscar darlington, Midlothian, Va. 49,. 1000
{. e. lvev, Jarratts, Fa,........... 1000
r. s. Jones. Radium. Va. .. 1000
L. c. James. South Boston. Va.. 1000
Joseph Kadee. Ettricks. Fa.......... 1000
D. A. Keller, Dillwyn. Va...... 1000
James Lacy. Scottsburg Va. 1000
W. II. Lee, n. Emporia Va. | 900
Il. &. Lowman, Edwards Ave. r. T. D.. 5000
DIR. W. II. Lewis, Lawrenceville Va. 1000
James Mckinney. Rice Depot. va. 1000
Miss Lizzie Morton. South Boston, Va. 1000
Mrs. Henry Maclin. Emporia. Va. 1000
j. T. Manson. Pleasant Shade. va. 1000
Miss Virginia Mays. Brooknea Va. 1000
Robt Q. Minter Martinsville va. 5000
Il. T. Moon, Jr., Gainesville, Va 1000
Miss Mamie Neaves, Petersburg, Va. 1000
Mss Mss lsier Owen. Emporia, Va 1000
Miss Susie Powell, Emporia Na.. 1000
9. f. Prince, Jarratts, Va. ..,..... 1000
Miss Virgie Prince, Emporia. Va..... 1000
Landon Perdue. Chester, Va. ....... 2,225
MAJ Ma'e He f. f Par1on EttSck VA 1920
John Rae, n Emporia, Va. 1000
Miss Berta Reese. Emporia, Va... 1000
Mrs Mrs. Fannie q Rawles, n. Emporia, Va. 1000
Dave Reams, Petersburg, Va 1000
4. f.. Robbins, Swansboro, Va. 1000
I. q. Sandy, Burkeville Va. ....... 1000
R. H. Short, Purdy. Va. 1000
Mrs. 4. n. Stephenson, Emporia, VA. 1000
JEFF Sledge, Green Plains Va. 1000
W. |. Stafford. Jarratts Va. ....... 1000
j.. H. Smith, Jarratts, Va. 1000
Miss Pearl Shelbourne, Green Bay, Va. 1000
Paul Stafford, Burkeville Va ....... 1000
W. X. Swlngle, Shippers Va. 1000
Ed. Stephenson, Petersburg, Va. 49,. 1000
Blackwell Smith, Petersburg, Va....... 1000
W. I: Tune. Houston, Va. ........ 1000
Miss Mary Thompson, Houston, VA. 1000
r. Peyton Turner, Empora, Va...... 1000
James D. Twynham. Petersburg Va. 1850
Herbert .yaden South Hill. Va. 1925
r. W. Wyatt, Jarratts, Va. ......... 1000
James Webb, Pleasant Shade, Va. -. 1000
Holland r. Wilkinson, Petersburg, Va. 1000
Miss Louise Ware. South Hill, VA. 1,725
Cecil Lee Woodward, Barhamsville, Va. 1000
Francis Wilson, Crewe, Va. .......... 1000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-06
SEE VOTE RULE In THE CONTEST STORY
WATCH THE LIST DIMINISEI--BUT FEW WILL FINISH

Miss Elsie Garrett, 2412 W. MAN,. 2,1O0
Frank Gerring, $40 n Rowland. ...... 1000
Miss NJ; Hessberg, 1122 West aye. SO. 1000
Howard s. Heslep, 436 s. Randolph -. 1000
J. H. Jonessoff. l2517 .Kensington ave-. 1.175
Robt. +. Jones. 80 W. Clay. .......... 1925
w. +. Lawtop, 1907 Floyd ave. ....... 1000
Miss Helen Mcdonnell 216 Temple.... 1000
+. Ii. Marsha, 3O3 N. Davis ave. ....... 1000
Charles Mill o306 E. Leigh .......... 1000
=. D. Morrison, 2l07 Grove ave-. ...... 1000
Mrs. Douglas Odell, 423 N. Elm. ..... 5000
CLARENCE G e PPe t II s Foushee. 1, 225
Z. l.. Rheurmnnd. 2021 w. Grace. ...... 1000
Hubert T. Sutton. sos w. Franklin. 1000
M. j. Schwartz. Westhampton ....... 1000
Y. Turner. 301e Beverly. ............. 1000
Chase Traferi. 500 W. Main. .......... 1000
E. W. Trafford, 2521 W. Grace. ...... 1000
Thomas J. Tuck, 2o01 Beverly. ....... 1000
Samuel n Williams, 2406 Hanover 5000
NJ. D. Wilkinson. 1886 ". Grace .... 1900
DISTRICT NO. 8.
Votes
E. C. Apperson, Tunstall, Va. ......... 1000
James Archer, T9nstall. va......;+... 1000
Miss Blanche Antieeney, Hanover, Va. 1000
Miss Il. ID. Bagby, Pemberton, Va. ..... 1000
James r. Bowles, Cardwell, Va. ....... 1000
Miss Edith Bryman, Mineral, Va..... 1000
{. L. Bnmpass, bumpass; va, 1000
Bernard II. Baylor. Dumbarton, Va. 1000
Mrs. G. NJ. Cowles Toano, Va. ...... 1000
Miss Laura o. Crowther. Reedville, Va. 5000
H. E. Cooke, Howardsville, Va. 49,. 1000
Miss Annie Downing Gordonsville. Va. 1000
T. G. Foster. Bertrand Va ......... 1000
William Ford. Tunstall Va. ......... 1000
j. Gatelv. Fredericksburg. Va. ....... 1000
Mrs. A. P. Gates, Louisa, Va. .......... 1925
Miss Louise Hte. Lowerville, Va....... 1075
George K. Hockaday. Lanexa, va. 1000
William H. Jones, Hanover. VA. 1000
James Lancaster, Ashland. Va........ 1000
r. T. Lacy Tunstall, Va. 1000
Rev. j. w. Lillaston. Bena, Va. ........ 1000
Jas. W. Lee King and Queen G. H.. Va. 1000
Winder Lane, Williamsburg. Va..... 1000
Miss Alice Lyell. Milford, Va.....,. 1,425
Miss Sadie Malone, Williamsburg. Va. 1000
II. II. Martin, Carriers Bridge. Va.... 1l50
Miss Emma Timberlake, Peaks, Ya..... 1000
Mrs. Estelle Peasants, Mercerville, Va. 1,150
Mrs l.. O. Powell, Seaford, Va. ......., 1850
w. r. Freddy, Gordohsvllie, Va....,,. 1000
Miss Bessie Patterson. New Canton. Va 1000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-06

s. t. Ransom. Bremo Bluff Va........ 1000
r. z. Richardson. Tunstall, va. 1000
Miss Parish Richardson. Book. Va. 1000
Mrs. g. W. Stockley. Temperanceville. 1000
Beverly Stewart Capahoosc. Va...... 1000
Frank Sergeant, Mineral, Va. ........ 1000
Miss Eva Tyler Toano, Va......... 1000
D. II. Turner, Pemberton, Va...-.. 1000
Mrs. Flora Tucker. Ashland. Va, $50. 1000
[. W. Williams, Ashland. Va. 1000
Miss Sallye Voolfolk, Hanover, Va. 1000
Cecil Lee Woodward. Barhansvile Va. 1000
A. n. Warburton. Dumbarto1. Va. 1000
DISTRICT, NO. 4.
Votes
Mrs. Samuel Adams Cluster Springs. 1000
Miss Laura Adams, Alton. Va $50. 1000
I. j. Abernethy, Jarratts, Va. ........ 1000
Mrs. NJ q. Allen, Petersburg Va....... 1000
Miss Jennie Aldrich. Petersburg, Va. 1000
r. /. AllgOod, Petersburg Na......... 1000
Miss Laura Briggs, Emporia, va. 1000
Miss Jennie Blank, Nathalie, Va. 80. 1000
Sidney B. Barham, Jr., Runnymede Va 1000
Fl. Q. Brightwell. Blackstone, Va. $50. 1926
T. T. s: Bass, Midlothian, Va. ...3+... 1000
William Chambliss, n. Emporia, Va. 1000
John Chaplin, n. Emporia, Va. ....... 1000
George Cooke, Emporia. Va..... 1000
Miss Ida Gator, Emporia, Va........ 1000
Stuart Grafton, Meherrin, Va. $3.50. 1000
Miss Grace L. Cole, Abingdon, VA. 1000
s. V. Camp Sebrell. Va. ....... 1,450
f. A. Clements Centralia, Va. 100
Miss Ottil Cooke. Petersburg Va....... 1000
s. W. Clark, Jetersville, Va. 1000
&. Peabody Dahl. Farmville. Va....... 5000
Abner f. Dodd, Emporia. Va. 1000
NJ W. Dove. Burkeville. Va. 1000
Miss Mamie Mae Davis, Meherrin. Va. 1875
r. W. Friend, Chester. Va. 1000
Miss Lillian Finch. Lawrencevile, Va. 1000
P. f. Freeman. Stony Creek, Va...... 1000
G. W. Field. Jarratts. Va. ..... 1000
Mrs. Willie Green. Emporia, Va..... 1000
Mrs. Temnie Goodwin. Emporia, Va. 1000
j. Fl. Grant, Jarratts. Va. 1000
C. B. Graves, Chester, Va. ,.......... 1925
Rev. J. W. Gee, Prospect, Va. ... 1880
Miss Mary Gill, Petersburg, Va,...... 1000
j. J. Gardner Petersburg, Va........ $3.50
Mary G, Gannaway, Guinea Mills, Va. 1900
Carl Gilchrist, Lewisburg, Vac. 1000
D. G, Harrell. Jarratts, Va. .,......... 1000
V, Fl. Hobbs, N. Emporia. Va, 1000
w. Fl. Hudson, N. Emporia, Va....... 1000