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The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-08-28

FOR SIZE, Two horse power Slower
Gasoline\Engine, Not used long. A
Bargain f\pr cash, Address The Jones
County News, M. w. CAN'T, Manager
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-08-28
The Alabama Senatorship.

Washington, ID. c., Aug. l3.-The
action OF Governor EN-
NETT O'Neal, of Alabama, in appoint
ing Congressman Henry D. Clayton
to the, senate in the face OF legal ad-
vice that such appointment is Illegal,
Is attributed in Washington to a
fear on part of Cover nor O'Neal
that the Alabama legislature will
reenact statewide prohibition
bill, in the event it is called in extra
session to provide machinery for the
election of senator as required by
the seventeenth amendment to the
constitution. The Alabama governor
was sharply criticised by Democrats
o day for his apparent willingness
to ieopardize the tariff bill in order
TO combat the prohibition issue in his
state
1t is regarded as practically certain
that Governor o'Neal's commission
of Clayton as United States senator
will not be accepted by the United
States,
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-08-28
THE TR0LLY-LINE OPEN
Laurel Emptied Itself Into
Ellisville Sunday.

The trolly line is now regularly OPP
rated between Laurel and Elisyille,
with thirty minute schedules each
way. Last Sunday the cars only
came 10 the Ellisvile High School,
but the ties are being laid to within a
short block OF the ~ o. & NE. de-
pot, aad by the time our paper goes to
press the cars will doubtless be ope.
rated to that point. A temporary
stop will there be made until arrange
mcnts are made about crossing the
North Ea stern track. 1t is hoped that
the authorities viii give our town the
same concessions that they accorded
Hattiesburg and Laurel, and not de-
lay matters by forcing Mr. Jones to
appeal to the courts to secure char
tered rights. The town authorities
and business men of Ellisville are all
proud Of the Y o. & Me-. Railway
and have given that company every
aid and privilege asked, and our peo-
pie want to keep up this spirit 1t is
always in the power of any town
through which q railroad passes TO
give the company great deal OF an
noyance end trouble and build up op-
position and enmity. But, on the 9TH
er hand, Ellisville has not only gen
erously patronized the roads entering
our town, but let them do pretty much
as they pleased.
Now, it would be very ungrateful, to
say the least, as also unpolitic, for
this company to discriminate against
our little city and try to block an en-
terprise in which all of our people are
so deeply interested. The company
well knows that sooner or later it
must arrange for the trolly lire to
cross It's tracks, and where is the rea-
son or sense in delaying this matter?
1t will only place the North Eastern
in the light OF antagonizing Ellisville
and undermine the good will and
friendship our people now feel toward
that railroad. We all look upon the
trolly line as the greatest boost ever
given Ellisville, and our every citizen
feels that to antagonize that great
enterprise is to antagonize him and
his personal interests.
Last Sunday afternoon Laurel lit
orally emptied itself iato Ellisville
and a number of our citizens took
Advantage OF The occasion to visit
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-08-28
JUDGE ]. M. ARNOLD.
His Appointment Soon to Be
Made by Gov. Brewer.

Governor Brewer has publicly an
nounced that it is his fixed and set
tied determination y appoint Mr.. j..
NJ. Arnold, leading member of our
Ellisyille Ear, to the Judeship, and
official announcement will probably be
made at very early day.
The reason that the Governor sta
ted for declaring his intentions in ad-
vance was that the friends of other
candidates in this circuit we're press
inA their claims, and he thought it
justice to them that he make known in
advance his intentions, that they may
not have any vain hopes and TO save
Them further trouble and disappoint-
ment He notified these gem lemen OF
his intention to appoint Mr. Arnold
OF hIlisville, as Judge, and it was en-
tlrely needless and a waste of time to
press the name OF any other candidate
or candidates on him.
This declaration was characteristic
OF Gov. Brewer, and shows him to be
be man of backbone and stamina.
If every public man would be as open
and candid it would save much annoy
ance and disappointment. Some time
since Gov. Brewer stated to Hon. j.
A. Hearn, of Moselle, and who is an
intimate friend To the Governor, that
he intended to appoint Mr.. Arnold on
the Bench.
The people not only of Jones, but
also Of this eutire section of MISSISSIPPI
pi, highly appreciate the recog milton
Gov. Brewer has given our county IN
naming one Of our ablest members of
the Bar and most popular citizens to
one of the highest offices within his
gift. Gov. Brewer will not make any
mistake when he names such men as
j. M. Arnold to fill public offices. He
is a gentleman of the highest charac-
ter learned in the law, in the very
prime of life, and has a sunny, pleas
ing manner that attracts to him every
person with whom he comes in con
tact While young in years, in the
devious intricacies of legal lore Mr..
Arnold is as old as Methuselah
We lift our hat to Gov. Brewer,
and when Mr.. Arnold's appointment
is made out, three rousing cheers and
a tiger will be given to the Governor
from the people of this entire circuit.
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-08-28
Special Election Notice.

.
.ai,7sss,nns sssssaA SO uirected by.
Board Of visors of said County
to rive notice that special election
for the office of Circuit Clerk to ill the
vacancy caused by the death of the
late M G. Bush, will be held at the
various voting precincts OF Jones
county on the 23d day OF September,
1913. Dated this August I'D, 1918.
e. Il. WOODHAM.
J. Q. CLARK,
County Election Commissioners
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-08-28
Falling Star Misses Man.

Bull, Idaho, Aug. a. Hearing a
whizzing noise as he was walking
home late at night w. L. Hubbell
looked upward aud saw what was
apparently star headed directly for
him. In an instant the object had
struck the earth, having missed him
only a few feet. Hubbell found a
hole two feet deep where it struck,
aud, digging it ont as soon as it be-
came cool, he discovered it to be a
meteorite, fifteen inches in cireum-
ference and weighing about eighteen
pounds. 1t has the appearance of a
roune piece of Stag.
A bed of rock few feet below the
grounds surface had prevented the
meteorite from burying itself deep.
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-08-28

Laurel and re PARK. s.>4s sas%s.s,s.S
morning regular schedule was put
on, and ter-Unban cars, startsd at
$50 a. m. and making round trips
each hour until 1890 p. IN. This en-
ables people to transact business in
Laural and then make their homes in
Ellisville If they 80 prefer The two
towns are now bound with links of
steel, and the Trolly-Line will help
out and build up both places. 1t has
already been demonstrated that
the building of the Trolly-Line will
be OF very great benefit to Ellisyille
and our people are all anxious to SEE
the cars passing through our mair
business street and on to the A. I'll. S
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-08-28

Edward Morton, an inmate of the
state reformatory a. Jetfersonvllle
Ind, stabbed and killed Charles
Bartle, another inmate. Morton
said he bore Bartle no i'll will and
that he stabbed him so he could be
sent to the Indiana state prison at
Michigan City, where the prisoners
are given tobacco.
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-08-28
Minister Praises this Laxative.

Rev. H. Stubenvoll of Allison, Ia. !,
in praising DR.. Kings New Life Pills
for consultation, writes pr Kings
New Lite Pills are such perfect pills
no home should be without item.
No better regulator for the liver and
bowels. Every pill guaranteed. Try
them. Price 25c. at hyde Drug Co.
and Wards Pharmacy.
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-08-28

The preliminary trial Of J. r.
Sutherlin, road contractor in Scott
county, on charge Of bribery, by
w. T. Nickel, highway engineer, was
called Tuesday morning. The de-
PENDANT waived preliminary hear
ing and was bound over to wait the
action of the grand jury in the sum
of 50, 900, which he furnished in a
guaranty company
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-08-28

While working on rapidly re-
volving dip saw at the saw mill OF
the Mccoy Saw Mill Company, near
Greenville, Miss, Mr.. Little fell
across the saw and his body was cut In
two.
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-08-28
Suffered Eczema Fifty Years.
Now Well

Mrs. D. L. Kenney writes: II can
not sufficiently express my thanks to
YOU for your DR.. Hobson's Eczema
Ointment. II has cured my letter,
which has troubled me for over nifty
years. All druggists, or by mail
so cents.
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-08-28
Save Your Money

Royaline Liver Regulator IS Besl
and Cheapest for Constipa tion,
Biliousness, Headache, Indigestion,
Tin box TO last about one month loo.
Money back plan. Ills.
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-08-28
Ynn can Do II ion 25c.

You Can Do It Tor Zoe.
A few doses Orc guaranteed to cure
Chills and Fewer. Dead shot for
Colds and Grip Fine Tonic. No
Poisons. Acts on Liver and Bowels.
25c. Money back plan Ills.
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-08-28
To preAent Blood Poisoning

apply at once ME wonderful old reliable DR..
poRrRRss ANTI\sEPrlc HEALING OIL, sur.
girai dressing That relieves pain aud heals at
ths same time. N(Pts iiuimsnt sse' SOC A'oo
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-08-28
WANT COLUMN

554 ACRE FARM FOR SALE
n West OF Moselle, 3 1-2 miles,
2 settlements, about 10 acres
cleared, fine for stock farms,
Y million feet of hardwood on
Mace. Will exchange for
pYace near Ellisville or Laurel.
Address M. A. SMITH, Ellis
vilAe, Miss, Route No. L.
/ Ao.\8-14
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-08-28

VIII cure your Rheumatism
Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps,
Collie, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and
Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects
Etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used in
ternally and externally. Price Csc.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-16

Tub.n. lleber5aust tetlsn Gle mir
cGIes nit, mas sytusn ireenbpis BON
geoeutung ifeint. SeIunrers luaS
sic ii6er 9aponbdIs 2eben in Sens
tenberg in @rfdbrung briasen t0nnen.
Mir 1T ia ieNe gin5slbsit BON Bi4s
tigteit."
sd per6e olles tun, iuas sic rers
langen, aber i9 sritebe Sbnen = i6
babe gar feline SpfTnuns, oaB mir
Dem armen 5eliT auf nisIem @ege
belfen ipsrben!"
,g1un, bas mFsn mir 9ott uno
unferem auten Stern iiterIuHen! ST
Der Deg fali9 - lpopon i9 nod
ni6t ii6erseugt bin - bliebe uns nur
mebr ole Spur Der 5rou Sublut, Die
ia aud 70 ni6t perIoren 1T. Run pia
i1 por alem perIuden, dls Rooin
Die 8stanntf9uft Oieies Peter Wlart
su MAIDEN"
rSie poIlen b.ute nod nu4 Sens
tenterg9"
,SelbIiberItGnoIi6! Wltr lient burs
an, bort e6sr auf Der BilOf'dhe 5ll
srI6sinen aIs Serr b. 2aOdnoal. @r
fann 6ann um 10 ipeniser 9erod4t
I6Dpfen - fans es ibm tn Den
Sinn fGme. usbrisens min i9 nur
ipnbieren b.ute."
So aupsriihtlih unb frob Melittd
ben part perlaifen bate, 70 mutlos
uno enttGufbt tebrte iie 5uriid.
Sc IGnser iie Oariiber nu6badte,
Oeito obiurber fdien ibr SempeIs
@srbaht gegen 2apan0al. Wslder
3uIammenfang tonnte Sipiihen oies
fem iungen 2ebemann unb her armen
alten Sr0tlsrin in 8ruS pber Der
Gisler beiteh.n9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-16
XXI.

Der erIte Bid. ben Ssmpsl ouf
Sen inn ,utseoenfommerbsn ShloB.
berrn parf, bsltbrte i'm, hab isin
2'Srhaht Elm f1lfhsr eepsfen.
SieIer bonn 2efen, einem betms
ihen Sfmsr' ober Sranthsit Uors
asltig gsal',rfe R'nn nit Dem miis
sen. alonsloien Bid fcunte unm01s
lich nerTeI6e Iein. Der pfsifsno Die pie
I'd lps brr6piblte Mobnung elmer
GriHprretcn psrlisB unN ii6 lddelno
cine 9igcrie an3iinOsfe na6Sem er
Elm MeuItenlsbeu ssrit0rt bate.
J9obi mar er ho9eepd9Ien uno
5loer. mt sinsm bon or-"em Sdur
wrrabrien furdigsn 9lntlib. glter
ei.Ies @riliB trua troB feiner borten
un0 bittersn 2inien 70 unpertennbar
zen Stsmpsl itrfneIt.r Re6tfdofs
Isnbeit, oab Sempsl iofort ttSea 9ers
BAD! aufgu6. uno Damn, ipGbrsuo
Serr b. Sententtrs ibn NIT pors
nebmer 2iebenspiirbistsit pilltoms
men bieB unO prn isinen Sammluns
osn 3u fprebcn be9ann, bsmG9tigte
f6 6es Dstettips cine lpunberli9e
llnrute.
gDo bate et nur f9on einsu Gbns
lidsr Scpf i'm 2ebeu 9eieten2 limb
Gbnli6t 9ep,sunsen2 8eionNsrs Die
cine. osn &opf stpas ieitpdrts qua
riidiperfenbe beim Sprs9en9
Gr quGlte ii6 70 oamit. bab .r
iaum adt gas auf Oas. tpas Der olte
Serr ipra9 uno fit gepaItIam aus
Ieinen 9ebdnten reiBsn mu5te, ala
oieie, sublid einen Sdrant Difnets.
UNI. silsn 2trmIeubter in Die San6
n.baeno. ibn aufforOerts. iirb ieiue
SGdBs gu beIebeu.
(5OrtieBuns folsD.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-16
XXX.

SnSpiI6en beitieg Silas Ssmpel
Ieinen 8agen, ben er elm Stiid ents
fernt bate iparten lafen, uno fubr
birett mad Ssntenberg.
Die erten srauen 2lbenoIdatten
Tcntten iid nieOer, als sr bas S9Iob
errei6te, bds in Ieiner DeittduTisz
felt un6 Der tl0IterIi9en StilIe, Die es
umgab, boppelt melandplif9 fpirtte
ipeuu cas- bslebenbe Spnnenli1t es
psrlaHsn bate.
Oas Sauptportal mar s.i9loHen.
0a2 Toa nobl Ipm6oIii9 fpirten9
oa9te Sempel Ip0ttifdb Mun reflets
ticrt niat auf 8eiuds! @eniert mid
dber ni6t.
Gr befobt Dem &uti9er, in ben
Wirti9aftsbof gu fubren, Der ieits
pdrts apifdsn StalIeebduten lag
uno aus Dem man pfeifen pernubm.
Sin Reittnedt unb Der alte Sens
feuberger &utiher = bsibe in 6em0s
drmeln = iebten eben eine dltpdtsris
icte &utf9e inItunb, Die iuobl be-
iiimmt mar, Den eriparteten 9aIt pom
8dfn9of gu bolen.
Sempel trut 5iemlih Ielbit6eipuBt
mlf uno perlan9te, Dem S9lobb:rrn
ge!neloet gu tperben.
Wie er niht ,nnoers ertpartets,
tpiroe fein 8ege9tsn fiira abe.Iebnt.
Der Serr empfdnge tetue gefude
unb oiirfe ni9t geit6rt iperoen.
Damn mDse man Serrn peter
Mart rufen.
9(uh bas gings ni1t an. Sc Iei
fdon ipdt. uno Mart babe iebt oten
gu tun.
2tber @ilas IieB ii6 ni9t abT9iits
teln. Sang g'miitIi9 ities sr aus
Ieinem @ogen unO iebts ii9 auf cine
Sant an Der Stalltiir.
Damn lperbe i9 bier auf Serrn
Mart lparten. Gs banbelt iih nm
cine ipiftige Sadie unb Serr b.
Sentsnberg ipiirbe nadber iebr dr.
qerIidb fein. penn er nihts BON msis
mem Sommen erfabren battle"
glud Oas fbien ri6t ben 9erings
item @inOrud su MAIDEN. Die slpei
2eute bIidten i'm, lpGbrenb Iie ihr'n
Waeen fpsiter bIunf rie6en, sufpeis
len nur nit peritoblenem MiBtrnusn
an.
,N2ub n sSuoe fein! ReinFt Ou
ni6t, Soief9" faste Der 9utT6er
einmal baIblaut. pGr reoet 70 tos
mild. Gar nift tpie n ebrli9er
Oeuti6er!"
.&ann fein", CAB Der gieittns6t
Sur 9tntpOrt. ~3uorin9Iid is er ses
nug|
Ia6 elmer 8eile Ipannte Der 3ut.
fder Die pferoe Elm uno fubr bapcn.
| Soief beeab ii6 ins SdIOb, anI6eis
neno obne lpeiter bon benz ssremosn
Hotis 5u nebmen. Die Sintertiir
md9fs sr fiirior9lidh 5u.
Snar den ipu.os es buntsl.
Silas fling an. Iih gu Gr9ern. 9ds
fbien ia ipirtIiG cine nette WirtI6aft
bier, uno Die 2eute ma6ter fi6 am
Gnbe ppbl nod sinen Spab aus
ifm9
@6on pp[Its sr breiIt ins @6IoB
brineen unO tuteepriIt perIon9sn,
oab man ibm rem 8ammsroisnsr
enbli6 ruFe. uls Die Sintertiir ii9
abermaIs Dffnsts unb elm dlter Monn
| nit elmer 2uterne in Der Sanb err
idisn.
@r hattie Elm aIattro'iertes gram.
lihes GeIiht, uno ipGbie mibtrdus
iI6 umbsr, bis sr SempsI sntbedt
hattie.
.gb, bu fnS Sic ic," iuste er
bunn siemIid unfrsun6li6 uno BON
o5.n berab, rman iuste mir, bab Elm
Mann mid ouyhuus ipreden lupIIe
|. nun, fpas si5ps Ssnu9"
-Gnti6uIoigen Sic, Wonfieur",
antpprtets Sempel nit ausgsfu9tsr
S0fli6teit, ronb ih gu 70 unpuHsns
| ser 5tunbe porIprede, aber fpsnn
man ft) auf Der 0urdreiie befinbst
!. if tomme nGmlid BON puris
iuno lpiirbe, falls Gin peiteres @ers
ipsilsn in Oisier Seseno tsiatu 3tped
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-16

bin id pobl boprelt uneelsgen ges
tommen2 SGtten sic mir bies Ooh
glei6 seiust!" tat Ssmpsl iiter'
ruTGt.
peter Mart fdiitteIte osn &ppf.
unS es fd1ien Sitas. uls aude Elm
9lib bes @erhruies iiber fein 9Iutts
raIiertes @eii9t.
nltngelesen? Sm 9eeenteit!" faote
er tars. sd CLAUDE, Sieier geiub
miro nidt piel nit meiHem Germ in
8eriibrung tommsn."
Damn perfhponb er, nddSnsnl er
nod cine sslaI6e @,iu unb eiu @los
Dor Sempsl auf Den Slid eeitelIt uno
ibu aufssfOrOsrt bate, iid oomit Die
3eit gu pertreiben.
Ser 0etettip mar allein.
Die fonberbdr un6 s.9'imnispoa
riren bier alles onmut:t, badts sr.
Goans anoers, als i6 es eripartet,
unO bod. :.
@i~es 1T tGdr: Der 9isner freut
Iit ii6er mein &ommsr, neil es Inn
1eruos iebt cine nilltommene a6len-
luna fir feinsn Serrn gu perbeiben
I6eint.
9l6lentung uber toopon9 Sc fhisn
fuit, als fiirGte er fir Gle nahFe
2eit unangsnebme Ginoriidc. Sns
t0nnte nur nit 2apanbuls Gntunft
| suIammenbGneen.
glu8 ba Tfedt elm RGtisI bubins
ter. Der Sntel labet ben Neffen Su
Iib elm, uno Der 0iener bebuuptet.
,G;eTer 9.Iuf miro niht piel NIT
| n,inem Serrn in 8sriibruns toms
men,. Dus gum Seufel lam oos
hebeuten2
@r CAB es enbIi9 auf. borii6er
na6sueriibeln, uno iiberlegte. mas
sr mcreen Dem aIten Germ an Ins
tiluitGten in glusiidbt Itellen tDnnte.
g1atiirli6 lpiirbe sr iasen, oaB
iein @epGd nod in Wien lag: oann
muBte Jreun6 Blum, eine glutoris
tat erIten Ranses auf Dem @ebist als
ter &unitseg.nItdnOs, ibm cine tleine
9lusleie ieltener Stiide 5ufammenitelS
len.
SofFentli9 beTaB er nod ole &riis
| acIammlung unb Die biibi9en Sots
| se,tsbe9er, Die er i6m tiir5lid) elm
nal als llnita ss5.ist bate. 9lu4
cine tptbdre Sotlettegarnitur, Die BON
Naria antoinette tammen foGlte, To-
piel Sempel ii4 erinnern tonnte. mar
BON Blum aufseitobert unb ertporben
ror6en.
Yer Gintritt oes &ammsrSiensrs
unterbrat feline Gsoanten. pster
DARTS @eii9t frubIte formIid. unb
Iein porbin gebiidter Sang mar
pIGbIidh eluitiIdb 9elporbeu.
| n@s eine ipeit befer. als i'd
Oa9te". itieB er nit 70 ebrIider
5reuhe beraus, bob Sempel i'm
gang gsriibrt bstra9tete. nGr pi!l
/ sic iogar beute nod isben. bas
beiBt, ipsnn es Shuen nidt su fpdt
miro"
.Mir feinespsss! glber i6m -
| %, sr f9IGft ia obnebin foft feline
ga9t, unb beute fhon gefpiB nidt!
Sir i'm ipGre es eine anaenebme
3eritreuuns. llnb sic, Moniieur :
penn sic sriaubsn tpiiroen. baB i3
Shreu Wa9en fprtidide unb Sbnsn
na1ber eines Der 6remb:nSimmer
ribtsts2 Sag WoIlen Sie2"
r@it @ergniigen!"
| sd bante Sbnsn! Sic tun Samit
mcbr Elm gutes Nert, uls sic obnen
tGnnenl Bite, tommen Sic NUM-
alein 6err eripartst Sie!"
@sripirrt folgte !Sempel Dem Die
ner.
gRel6er 9liidsSufal! 9as mar
il mebr, uIs sr js bate erpartsn
tjnnsn. cSeber puIs in ibm mar
Ti,bernoe @rpartuno. oIs pstsr Mart
nun bic bpben seIdnibten 'sliio,ltiis
yer 6ffnete. Die aus Dem Gntrse in
Elm nit biiiferer pradt sineeri4teies
Cjemad1 fiibrtsn un6 meIoste: .Mous
iisur Rpoin ous paris!"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-08-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

Be sure to see 1.-THE Indians Secret
l0l Bison. At the Bijou--Adv.
See the new hats to wear with sweat
ers at SOC each. Vaughan's.
Miss Florence Vercoe, who has been
spending few days at South Ryegate
and Groton, returned to the city to-day.
Winifred Vaughan, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Vaughan, returned last night
from Holderness, N. H., where he has
been attending the Wachusett camp.
All those going to the Mari & Gordon
picnic tomorrow can go on the Wells
River trains at 1920 and 1925. A spe-
cial train viii carry all parties home at
$50
Miss Mary Patterson of Highland
avenue, who has been visiting at Groton
pond for the past few days. returned to
the city this afternoon. She viii re-
sumo her duties at the Bailey Music
rooms tomorrow.
ton, who was called here by the death
of Mrs. Ruth (Beckleyl Mcknight, is
passing several days at the home of
her son, Clyde Wiley, of South Main
street.
George Elwell of Cambridge, Mass,
to his home this forenoon, aft
er spending several days in the city as
the guest of E. NJ. Laws of Wellington
street. While in Vermont Mr.. Elwell
also visited friends in Hardwicek.
Miss Gertrude Kilroy and Frank Ruel,
who have been visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cleary Of $50 North
Main street for the past two months,
left to-day for Lebanon, n. H, where
they will visit with relatives for few
weeks before returning to their home at
Albany, N, Y
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-08-15
TALK OF THE TOWN


Bison day! Where? At the home of
good pictures.-Adv.
Tent meetings are to be held COM
mencing Sunday, Aug. IL, at Benjamin
Falls, next to the Intercity ball ground.
The services will be at 1890 a. m, 2 80
and 1880 on Sunday, and 1880 o'clock
each evening of the following week. All
are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carroll of
North Main street left yesterday for An
dover, Mass, for a few days visit with
relatives. Later they will 90 to Boston
to attend the anpual convention of the
National Association of Monumental Re-
tail Dealers. Mr.. Carroll will have
charge of the Brown & Carroll exhibit at
the convention.
The Barre team will be strengthened
against the Verdi club on Saturday at
lntercity park. In the Barre lineup will
be seen William Hoernle of Dorchester,
Mass, brother of Charles Hoernle, the
Barre catcher. He will play second base.
He formerly played with Dorchester high
and also played college ball. Williams
will pitch for Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-08-15
Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our sincere thanks
to the many friends and neighbors who
gave so generously of their assistance
and sympathy during our recent bereave-
ment; also for the beautiful floral offer
ings.
Robert ]. Mcknight,
Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Beckley and
family,
Mr.. and Mrs, Clyde Wiley.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-08-15
Was Ordered Committed.

Before Judge F. j. Martin in probate
court at Montpelier to-day, the case of
f. j. Sowden, who has been under OBJ
servation at the state hospital in Water
bury was taken up. Supt. Grout OF the
hospital stated that Mr.. Sowden was
sane on all points except that he thought
he was being prosecuted and was receiv-
ing no sympathy. Therefore, Mr.. Sow
den was ordered committed as a state
patient.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-08-15
T0OLATE TO BE CLASSIFIED

BOY WANTED--Or girl, to work in granite
office. Must understand shorthand. Address
A, care of Barre Times. l2et3s
The Washington times., 1913-05-31
Southeast.

South Carolina avenue southeast. between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets-Arthur
c. Moses ct ux. to Thomas +. Fant. lot
81 square iG2s. SO
Z street southeast. between Fourth and Fifth
streets-Charles K. Wire ct ux. TO Charles
z. and Julia S. Byrne. lot q. square 81.
SO
! street southeast. between Tenth and Elev-
enth streets-George ". Barkman ct ux.
TO Joseph J.. Senge. part original lot s.
square s75 SO.
Sixth street and North Carolina avenue
southeast-Sarah c. shannon ct al. TO
George w and Catherine l.. Kernodle. lot
l3. square s7l. SO.
1914 q street southeast-Howard G. Harrison
ct uI. to Inez T. Walden. lot II. square
south OF 1901. SO
/ street southeast. between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets-Frederick II. Kramer ct
ux. TO Rudolph b. Behrend. lot IS. square
1866. SO
$40 Kentucky avenue southeast-Wilford II.
Dunn ct ux. 10 IAban G. Kelly. lot 81.
square 1859. SO Labsn @. Kelly conveys
same property to Robert r. Crump, SO
E street southeast. between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth etreets-MiddauGh Il shannon 10
William E. Bopp. lot 30. square 1916 SO.
ial5 y street southeast-Rose L. Holmes ct
al TO Edwin &. and Katharine A. Coleman.
lot lty square 10ib. s. 900.