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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-15
GEERS TOOK. HIS
sixth NJ. NJ. STAKE
MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURE.
ERS' PURSE PROVES FEA- .
TURE OF THE CARD.

Detroit Mich, Aug. Is. - "Pop"
Geers won his sixth M. and M. when,
after five hard fought heats he land
ed Reusens victor in the classic stake,
Tenara, the Kentucky mare, winner
this year of three big stakes, could
not Withstand the terrific rushes Of
Geers gelding and after taking first
place in two heats was unable there
after to do better than second.
Cabel won the 2:10 pace and Flow
er Direct the 2:05 pace, both in
straight heats, while DR.. Burns, Jr.,
captured the 2:0S pace after drop
ping the first heat.
No. NJ. and M. in recent years fur
nish more thrilling sport than yes
terday's renewal. Tenara, in the first
heat, led all the way, but had to be
driven out to win from Santos Maid
by half length. Judson Girl and
Reusenso finished noses apart four
lengths behind. Tenara repeated in
the second heat, but won with less
effort at the end when both Judson
Girl and Santos Maid, which had been
contenders all the way, lost their
stride within 100 yards of the finish.
Reusens broke and was poor sixth.
The excitement came in the next
heat. Tenara and Judson Girl were
field from the start until the stretch
was entered, the other horses being
close together. About half way down
the straightaway Reusens shot out of
the bunch, raced in front of the tiring
Tenara, and heat her to the wire by
the narrowest of margins. rJudson
Girl was third, and Star Winter next,
the four horses being SO closely
punched 1t was difficult to pick their
positions from the stands
Reusens went out in front in the
next heat, but fell back to fourth
place before the half mile post was
mained until half way down the
stretch, when Geers again sent him
through to another close decision.
Geers and Andrews had no compe-
tition in the final heat. They sent
their charges out ahead! the mare
showing a trifie in the lead. Nearing
the finish, Reusens once more re-
sponded to the master driver and
flashed ahead.
The victor is owned by S. T. Derid-
der Of Louisville, KY
The summarizes
Pacing, in s, $1,000.
strathstopm strait storm fMurphy1 ...:a 3
Fanny Stanton (Dodge) ........4 3 8
Silver Diamond (Stokes) ......3 4
Time, 2:05A, 2:05&, 2:06A.
2s24 Glass.
Merchants and Manufacturers stake,
100000, trotting, in s.
Reusens (Geers) ........4
Tenara (Andrewsl ......1 / q 22
Judson Girl (Cox) ........3 8
Santos Maid (Grady) .....2 3e535%4
Star Winter (McDonald) .6 81 d
creGgote gisa oeRsaIy) dsI a:osa a5o4 ais a.1ou
2:09A.
2:O5 Glass, Pacing.
2 in g. Purse $4,000. E
Flower Direct (Whitehead1.. .......1 !
Walter Cochato Iegg Geers).....4 Q
Longworth (Murphy y(............3 8
Zombrewer (Snow) ....s.......s.2 d
Time, 2:06A, 203A.
2sOs Glass, Pacing.
q in 8, purse, $1,000.
DR.. Burns (Whitney) .........2 L
Harry Beghost (Jonesp p.......#..s.1 q s.
Our Colonel 81. B. jones'. .....6 5
Nellie Temple (Murphy9 .......3 81 4i
Foote Prince (Pitman1 ...,.....4 A. g.
Edward b. (Stockes) .2.i.s.5..f.. Z g.
Gordon Prince jr eErwin) ....7 d.
Time, 2s06A 2:04A, 2:05A.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Boston Won "A Double Header

VsAoh "Oh u OOuuAG
Boston, Aug. 15.-Chicago took both
games of double header from Boston
to and to l. To celebrate Con
nelly day." in honor of Joseph Con
nelly, the local teams left fielder, sew
eral hundred friends from Woongocket,
r. Il, his home city, gave him silver
loving cup in which there were sixty
$40 bills: Connelly's teammates gave
him diamond scarf pin. Governor
Pothier of Rhode Island and Mayor
Fitzgerald of Boston made the pres
entatton speeches. .ye
First Game.
Score RHB.
chicago .................... 8 10 i
Boston z 12 4
Battertes-Humphri Cheney and
Archer; Tyler and RarIden. -
Second Game.
Score R.HE
SnicdBo
oOoLolI
Batteries-Pierce and Archer; Per-
due, Rudolph and Whaling. 49,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-15
New York won Double Hes,er,

New York, Aug 15.-New York easily
won double header from ST. Louis
II to 4 and z to 8. The first game was
close until the eighth inning when
Sa1lee and Manager. Huggins OF ST
kicking. Grier went In with two on
bases and after he had forced in run,
Burns doubled and Herzog hit homer
the result being six runs.
First Game.
Score r. H. E.
st. Louis .................... 81
New York k..s....s...l.t..a...... ...11 8 8
Batteries Grtner, Perritt, Sallee
Geyer and Hildebrand; Marauard
Fromme and Mclean, Wilson.
Second Game.
Score RI HE
st. Louis ..s....s.......... 63
New York ..&.. s.
Batteries--Doak, Harmon and Wingo;
Tesreau and Mclean. (Ca1led in eighth
inning on account of darkness.)
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-15
New York Shut Out Chicago.

Chicago, Aug. 15.-New York bunch
ed two hits with a sacrifice and a
stolen base and shut out Chicago to o
In the first game of the farewell series
Of the visitors here. The game was
a pitchers duel between Ford and Rus
sell and it looked like anybody's game
until the eiphth -
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slIperior won TJ,i. fs.,.u,..

Score r.. H E
Superior ......l..... 90
Minneapolis
Batteries - Dahlgren and Benrud:
Leyerett and Handschli.
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tyyinoua yYins Frors, Ecrlx -. 4

Score-- Ss R. TT. E.
Grand Manona FORKS IS. /: -. \.
81 Batteries Bell and Meyers: Wilson
and Stark.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-15

HORSE THIEF

Havana. N. D.. Aug. 15. Stealing
team Of horses from "A. Perrow. a.
farmer near here. George Cook was
captured ait Amhursf, S. ID. When
brought back as far as Britton he es
capped jail. but was recaptured On
being arraigned here he entered a plea
of guilty and will be taken to the state
pen. Cook is an Indian negro breed
and is said to have a long criminal rec
ord in other states and to be wanted In
Missouri.
Just say MorreIl's Dakota Pride''
to your grocer or market man, when
YOU are next buying ham or bacon.
Fargo branch, sos First avenue north.
Advt.
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Philadelphia Takes Both Games.

Philadelphia, Aug. 15.-Philadelphia,
opened its home stay by winning both
games of double header from Cincin-
natl ! to 0 and to 2. The opening
contest was a twirling duel between
Alexander and Ames, the latter being
taken out in the eighth inning to per-
NIT Bates to bat for him. Alexander
kept his opponents hits scattered,
while the home team hit Ames' delivery
safely in only two innings.
ECfrmf d.urppe
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Continued On Page seven.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-15
2:10 Glass.

" Pacing, IN 5, SI,UUU.F.r -
CabeI (Cox) .... ......... i i l
Strathstorm (Murphy) .........2 2 Q
Fanny. Stanton (Dodge) ........4 3 8
Silver Diamond (Stokes) ......3 4
Time. 2:05A n, 2:05A, 2:06A.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-15

Tyler and Rarlden.
Second Game.
The evening world., 1913-09-09
No SLIT SKIRTS At ALTAR.

4 NEW BRITAIN. Conn. Sept. s-The
Rev H. r. walsh, pastor Of the Church
q Our Lady Of Mercy. delivered al
snass on Sunday the most ecathing ar
salgnment Of modern dress ever heard
oa this section.
IN addition to expire sslng his opinion
81 gowns OF the 1913 advanced kind.
Father Walsh announced that he would
refuse to serve communion to any
wsmsn VINO approached the altar rail.
Ing clad in . slashed or diaphanoua
gown. He added that he would no,
welcome to the parochial residence any
women similarly garbed.
The evening world., 1913-09-09

"EWoma" and Rose dor"
perfumes. ,U0s nc. l9c
Main fioes. 3<th ~. naas.
PILLOW CASES - all
linen, hemsiiiched and in
22n36.in. size. 49c
Dasea<at. Rsas.
PILLOW CASES -
Embroidered. from Ireland;
jour designs. 22xj6 in. 49c
hasemsat. Reas.
PILLOW CASES -
"FruH Of The Loom" Muslin.
Embroidered and ScdIioyj.
IS in. Y 30 IN. 4Sc
PILLOW CASES -
initiated, FmbvOidered and
scaiIObed. IS III. = 20 in. 49c
nasenest. Ress.
CURTAIN SCRIM &
SWISS-biain and nousiiy.
were OyC ana voc; .p0rd, 4Sc
Fourth bIsos. Rees.
IMPORTED MADRAS
LACE Cream and Aydt
JIet. Colonial. dN-Ner.
NOtelty Lace; yard. 49c
Fourth Fiess. 3Sth ~.
TAPESTRY BORDER.
lNGS-trOm Paris. in reyy
handsome antique t0lOringS;;
yard. 49c
Fourth fioss. 3Sth ~.
"SPOOkIE" CANDLE
SHADES-m pretty as.
sorted SHADES. d0len J0r 49c
Basement. Broadway.
BRIC.A.BRAC-
/iss0,ied;; a tablCul of
bieceS, each. &c
basensest. seth ~.
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News Oddities

REARADMIRAI HUGO osTERHAUs. N.
yNnssr director q
FINGER BOWLS.
ption
On their
MRS
1000 among colleges churches
SLIT SKIRTS
Mems OF the Rev r. Walsh Of
a
ION the 10
to Of
Mates
~ hold
that abstinence smoking mark Of the gentleman
81
butcher oof
ehehsrs
fibre
diaphsney III to make cobweb
The evening world., 1913-09-09

LlNOLEUM - niWfd
co,k, 2.rd. Widih. quite
perfect. Nee patterns: ,sas
SOC 50. .rd.. 49c
Fourth Floor. 3o,h I,
COCOA DOOR MATS
hdNd.mdJf: I4t2I inches.
oodqadiitr. WHe 04c. 49c
fo"st. floor. aWh ~.
"CREN" RUGS. p ma
~ W.-Ggnrfd. Large rs.
sentiments IN color AMI de-
signs. Hue 6S6. 49c
PLAIN so in. \ % IN.
"CREX" RUGS in red.
blnf, green and tyOun. Were
7G. ACC
Fourth tioer.
RAG + u q Mays
"hifiey Sidndish." ~ IN. \
'o.in. WaShdlie.
an fOlOys. Were SOC. 49c
Fourth lloor.
CARPET SAMPLES
30 IN. \ p IN. BOih ends
FINISHED. II ere 10f 10 so. 49c
,,. te"rth floor.
SUNFAST MADRAS
Plain and figured. wan
- intheS,. ward. 49c
Eewsih fioos. 18Th ~.
SCOTCH MADRAS -
Chinii rOiOred,. jo-inch Tidih.
Soft and (iimp:: ward. 49c
Fourth. !toor. atth 81. Hear.
CUSHION TOPS uiih
quaint Japanese scenes and
f1iIrsS dQr
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Mays E:scalators

Are the most convenient method Of
reaching the upper merchandise floors;
always IN motion; comfortable. quick
Take them Al about the center Of the
Broadway Front, Main Floor
The evening world., 1913-09-09
AUTUMN'S Fascinating
NecklOear NOVELTIES

Fashions in NeckWear we're never more picturesque
than this seasons Displayed in the Neckwear Depart
ment, Main Floor. Broadway, the most attractive
and allurng of the latest creations.
THE GUlMPE--n novel guse combines the clever
lines OF vesee with the dantness of the Guimpe proper
Hand.embrodered Net Guimpes-wth fetching little
frllls OF net wired at the back in Madeira effect
priced $lAs.
Others-rangng from ssc to 1894.
FICHuS are the seasons Neckwear favortes At
Sc there Fhs Of fine meshed net with fancy collar
and soft draPed folds, trimmed with shadow lace.
FlCHuS OF chiffon shadow lace Brussels net and
batise. range from AZ to $l2S9.
Waistcoats that will add piquant style note to
Tailored Suits are shown in clever styles
At $3.ls a naty WaiStcoat of channels colored Otto.
man silk Is plped with black and trimmed with jet but
TONS
WAlSTCOATS of rich silks, velvet, brocadeS and
pque, $l.ss to $l2.Ss.
CHENILLE FLOWERS, pastel and natural colorings
include Chenille tulips at Sc cluster Other Fruits
flowers and fancy bow effects, 24c to CSC.
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For Men

MEMS CRAVATS of
Mgh crate rebb silk. in
plain shades. 49c
MEMS NiGHfSHTRTS
Of muslin. Fancy trimmed.
Cit full. Sizes $50 20. 49c
MEMS CAPS in JnH
fnt English shape. 7'ueeds.
mixtures. etc.. 49c
MEMS SILK HAND
KERCHIEFS - imported
from Japan. Size p in.
Eatk. 49c
Main Floor. asth ~.
IA E n > HANDkER.
CHIEFS - hemSiiiChed and
uiih satin" hOrdeyS,
six for 49c
Main Floor. ss,h ~.
CIGARETTES = Philib
Morris Egyptian "Unis."
Corn or biainiibs. BO,5O, 49c
Fifth floor. 3Sth ~.
ClGARS-"La J0ya del
SW," in Rfgalia size. Made
in Manila; Box OF 10 49c
fifth fio.s. 3Sth ~.
PIPES-LOHdOn-n,ade, of
triar. Silrer mounted.
n shapes, 49c
tifth- FLOOR. 35th ~.
GALLAHER'S 20 l. D
CHATEAU" Smoking mix.
M,e. Made in Belfast.
}-o;. Tin. 49c
trUh tIoov. 35th ~.
The evening world., 1913-09-09
Mays Broadway Windows

The remarkably artists display ar.
ranged by Mons. Robin. vi the house Of
Pierre lmanS of Paris. will remain intact
throughout this week. You should see
them.
The evening world., 1913-09-09

PHOTO FIxIN G
BOxES-sise 81 ty 81.
Were CSC. 49c
st | r KIN Il ROD
THERMOMETERS 70,
photographers. 49c
CAMERA TklfODS--
Of ,cood. Fold up Convenient.
". U/ere 09c. 49c
MOTOR GOGGLES -
4 good assortment OF plain.
smoked and dmter lenses, 49c
SPARK PT0 &c
MiHer's Mica. Sizes y H..
Metric and - IN. 49c
CANNED TOMATOES
-".Jessamine" Brand. Red.
ripe, solid pack. No. ? can.
Six cans for AZ
CANNED' sc { RE K E An
SUGAR CORN - Finest
qnaliiy "Jessamine" brand.
.Sit cans for 49c
CAN N l. - W n { E
LIMA BEANS-No. ? can.
Fine quality, arena" tydnd.
.Sit cans tOr 49c
.tti,h t,eor.. as,h ~. .
{ A n \ L ID 81 q a R
PEAS 49, .S,ceef. ,crinkied. in
No. ? can. "White Ciond"
trdnd. .Sir cans for 49c q
.tith Floor. 3s,h ~.
CAMPBELL'S PORK
AND BEANS 49, in large
No. , cans. Plain and sciih
tomato sauce. SiX cans
for 49c
SPAGHETTI K IA
MlLANAISE - in tomato
sauce. No. ! can. FrdnCO-
american. .Sir cans for 49c
. tiftl, Floor, 1Sth ~.
SCRAP BASkETS-iHd
number Of fancy shapes.
Ill impaired. 49c
NA.eillenl. NenlHr.
The evening world., 1913-09-09

VI IdtlICI NtNCIsl, w tlS W.
WOMEN'S WAISTS --
PWf linen. striped dimilv,
ami SOiSsife, COiorfd collars
and CUTS. 4Sc
Third tisor. 3Wh ~.
WOMEN'S n | & II 7
GOWNS -- lace and en-
tvoiderv- trimmed. pUious
styles. 49c
PETTICOATS-OJ FRO
raded "near" SHk. 4 ,a,i.
ely Of desirable cOiOys. H.
oordion-pieaied fonnre. 49c
Third Floor. Centre.
PETTICOATS--Of fine
merceyi;ed saieen. Hare
tailored Ronnfe. Bidfk, &c
Third Floor. Cestse.
MOMENTS GLOVES
EitOto length. mOusqnetairf.
heavy hicOi silk.
Black. or whiie. &c
Main Floor. Fro.t.
WON EMS HAN D.
KERCHlEFS - wiih real
handmade Princess lace tor-
derS. each. 49c
Mails Floor. Centre.
WO N Z MS II A N D.
kERCHlEFS-trom Paris
-Tiih cery narrOU tOrder. IN
COiOrS, each. sc
Main Floor. sa,h st.
WON f MS II AN D.
kERCHlEFS-hemsiihhed
OF pure Irish linen.
Sir tOr 49c
Main Floor. saith ~.
SUEDE BELTS - sin.
uidih; sizes "a 10 81 in.
Many COiOys. 49c
Main Floor. IMh ~.
CRUSH BELTS - of
MORE sill. 81 in. widf.
- III the popular shades. 49c
Msis Floor. 34th ~.
WOMEN'S MOTOR
HOODS-U fine SHk and
rebb. in various foiors. 49c
Firth f1esr. seth -.
INFANTS DRESSES
Short yoke models in
three rsry attractive
styles. 49c
Third Floor. 3Sth ~. Resr.
CHlLDREN'S DRESS
MATERlALS-Smdri.n eac
CkalliS, sFreeS and
blaids, (,d.). 49c
secoad tIoor. Brosdwsv.
{ II ! L ID r Z n S
UMBRELLAS --fdst.tiack.
Paragon frames. and .farU
handles. 49c
Main Floor, Brosdwsy.
TOY AUTO GARAGE,
uiN too mechanical
automobiles. 49c
- mn Floor. asth ~.
TOY JOlNTED BEARS
Of good quality Plush.
BroIcn and uhiie. ~ inches
long. They gro,cH 49c
T1fth Floor. aAth ~,
EMBROIDERED NET
LACES - in Mrer-in. 10
tice-in. ,ridihS (yd.) 49c
Main Floor. 3sfh ~.
) II A ID O W. AC E
FLOUNCINGS in lin.
uidh,' excellent quality, 49c
Main fI"or. Isih ~.
CORSET COVERS -
Semi-made. embr0idtyed, rs
bdffrnS,' Of nainSOOk and
dimIy. 49c
Main tioov. :slth ~,
II ] n Is l. WV
WATER TUMBLERS
WM q neal design;
dozen for 49c,
The evening world., 1913-09-09

butchers watching with interest for the first
enns this New York housskeepers watch
The evening world., 1913-09-09
A GROUP OF VERY SPECIAL VALUES AT 49c

The items LHcd trIO,c are gathered from almost
every Department in the Store There cannot be single
reader OF this announcement who does not need one
or rather several OF the very attractive items mentioned
The evening world., 1913-09-09

L g. Il
""aap"'"' a.
q""'"' ,.,,.h r,..,. n,.,. re
CIlT CIACC OI;,,
~ tLAoo O'IVe
DiSneS IN mS''o"S' aeeP-M
Designs ........, ,... &c
PICTURES antique
gill; framed tolor prints Mai
usre 746. 49c
o,~-SuSsn- "os JSsn st.
PICTURES--SH Of o. az
Dng. N.infh gih franc.
Mays Pritf ntdS 69c. 49c
TOWEs11''" RH i"f "e'" 3s H.
'H'.S "7"'
Mfkel-bldfed on Grass, very
handsome. 49c
SEpvINr,.. '' TS'ia tV,cc''..
-.
The evening world., 1913-09-09

BUST r L r + LIE
Three layers. jim eveid
embroidery. Vas SOC. l9c
Msia Floor. sS,h NJ.
SANITARY NAPKINS
- .fbsOrteNi, .4niiSebii,
Seamless linen jitrr.
Dozen 49c
Nsin t1sor. 3Nh ~.
SklRTlNG FLANNEL.
-j4.iHCh. Siik embroidered.
Many designs. Yard. 49c
SECOND Fises. Centre.
IMPORTED ENGLISH
PlQUE-2S IN. and ~ H.:
u0S soc and 7@t,. ward. l9c
se~ssd Floor. Csstss.
WHITE RATIN E.
3o.in.. fine quality: ideal fm
costumes: ward 49c
SECOND t1sss. Centre.
IMPORTED FRENCH
DRESS CREPE
45-in.. extra finrs Was sc;
ydrd, l9c
second Floor. C~atse.
CENTREPI ECES-
From France. ffdud.mddf
Clany lace trimmings;
2O.in.;: Weye 70c. 49c
Second Floor. Rear.
GUEST TOWELS All.
iinfn;: hand embroidered.
from Ireland: ,Csye &c. 49c
secosd Floor. Rear.
G r Z ! ON n Z S. IN
folors. perdurf designs and
striped effects: ward. 49c
f0urtk Floor. Rear.
The evening world., 1913-09-09

The bthfS IN each case represent either very sub
san,ia savings as compared with prices elsewhere or
the still greater savings represented by reductions from
Macvs already "LoWest.n.the-City" prices.
The evening world., 1913-09-09
the $4,000 ::::. Floor.
new STANDARD
ENCYCLOPAEDIA,
u VOLUMES, $5.94
Latest 1910 Edition,
eloth-bound. in royal oeiauo.
Over 200 OF the worlds great.
est scholars. educators. and
practical experts have con-
trlbuted 10 make tins thor
oughly reliable and satisfactory
work OF general reference.
MUSIC R0lLSs;,;ss;'.s a.! :' s::,
were 44c TO 99c
NOW l9c TO ACC

In I've collection are Rolls for
o5-note as we'll rs Ss-notc Players
in selection OF subjects that
covers a very wide range OF pop
ular, classical and sacred muslc.
Included are Hand played
Rolls, which automatically re-
produce the expression and
changes OF tempo rs interpreted
by a master musician
Every Roll is neu. perfect and
desirable in every way. and IS
marked 70 clearly that any one
can produce the music correctly
at first sight.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-12-26
/, 500 REWARD, 500

The readers OF this paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure in
all its stages, and that is Catarh. Halls
Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity. Catanh
beinga constitutional disease requires a con-
stiiutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure
is taken internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the system
thereby destroying the foundation Of the
disease, and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing its work. The proprieto,s
have so muclsIaith It lis curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
Gaze that Il fails to cure. Send Tor list Of
testimonials
= Address :. D enrSEy& co, roledo. o.
Sold by AZ druggists, 75c.
Take Halls family pills DEMONSTRATION
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-12-26
s.atIntIca q Eleetrle Motors.

The total horsepower OF electric mo-
tors in use in the United States in 1902
was 4.S17,140, as compared with 492,9S6
in 1899. or an increase OF nearly a
thousand per cent. while the number
II electric motors increased from 49,
ss1 in 1899 to 3ss,S54 in in 1909. The
Increase In the number of gas engines
in use in the last five-year period was
nearly twice as great as in the first
half. Total horsepower Of manufacture
ing establishments was 1S,6S0.776 In
1909, as compared with 1S,4S7,707 in
1904 and 1OOe7,s in 1889. Ninety per
rent. OF the horsepower in 1909 was
that Of motors owned by the manufac'
turing establishments. and 10 per cent
was rented power most OF the latter
being electric.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-12-26

After God had finished the rattle
snake, the toad and the vampire, he
had some awful substance left. with
which he made a knocker A knocker
is two-legged animal with a cork
screw soul, a water-sogged brain and
a combination backbone made Of Jelly
and glue. Where other people have
their hearts he carries a tumor OF rot
ten principles. When the knocker
comes down the street honest men
turn their backs. the angels in heaven
take preclpitate refuge behind their
harps and the devil barlocks the gates
of hell.--Missouri Brunswicker.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-12-26
Monday, January y, 1914,

at o'clock p. M, or thereabout, Ut being
County Court day)proceed to offer at pub
lie auction TO the highest and best bidder,
on credit oil six months, at the front door
OF the court house in the town OF West
Liberty, KY, the property mentioned in
the judgement, to-wit;-
The following described track OF land
situated in Morgan county, Kentucky, on
the Sugar Camp Branch, tributary Of
Lick Fork Of Elk Fork Of Licking River,
and bounded and described as follow: Be-
ginning on black walnut standing on the
East side Of the county road, corner to
w. NJ. Lewis thence S. 3S E. 3 poles to a
set stone; thence to the Sugar Camp
Branch S. 37I W r6 poles to a set stone;
S. sol w 8 poles TO a set stone; 5. a4l
W. 6 poles links to large rock; n. GO
W6l poles to a set stone; S. SO w. poles
to q set stone; S. Al L. 6 poles TO a set
stone and two small horn beams at the
mouth Of the branch near d. c. Lewis
barn; thence up the branch S. % L. q
poles 10 set stone; S. 10 L. "a poles to a
horn beam and white walnut; S. w. ash
poles to beech at the forks of the branch;
thence up the fork point S. ZOE. a. poles
to birch; S. 90 E, aal poles to a spotted
oak on top Of the ridge; w. G. Lewis
corner; thence with the ridge S. So w.
poles to a white oak aud hickory, the oal,
being down; S 10 w. 40 poles to tive
black oaks S. SS w. IS poles to a mapl,
and beech; S. Ga W. "a poles TO a white
oak; N. SO W. 10 poles to two chestnut
oaks; S. GO w. I8 poles TO two chestnut
oaks; S. 6S w. "a poles TO hickory; S. Sc
w. IA poles to sugar tree, now down
thence with the old road N. IS W. 10 poll
two chestnut oaks at the head OF the Bar
Der brance; thence with the old road N. 6,
W. Ssh poles to a dog wood, persimmor
and black oak; thence down the fork poin
between Big Branch and Chestnut Pincl
Branch with the center Of the ridge N. 4.
Z. 1903 poles to two black oaks on top 0
the ridge; N. S w. 60 poles to white wal
nut on the bench above the stable; n. s Z
III poles to a set stone on the south sid
Of the county road; thence down the coun
ty rord on the North side OF the brancl
where il now is to the beginning, exclud
ing the second tract herein described.
SECOND TRACT.
Situated on the Sugar Camp Branch ant
beginning on an oak tree, corner be
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tween J. F. Lewis and D. c. Lewis; thence
down the ridge between the Barn Branch
and Spring Branch Moth course to two
oaks near cross fence; thence down the
hill to the branch 10 stake on the bank
oil the branch near mill site; thence up The
branch TO a beech at The forks of the
branch; thence up the fork point with the
fence to high knoll at the old Mcclure
read, thence with said roam 10 r. II.
McClure's line; thence with said line TO
j. I, Lewis line; thence with ]. +. Lewis
line to the beginning, containing IS acres
more or less.
tits further adjudged by the Court that
the said first described boundary herein be
sold excluding therefrom The last described
boundary, and il it does not produce a
sum sufficient to pay plaintiffs debt, inter
est and cost, then that the last named
boundary be sold and the proceeds thereof
or enough thereof be applied to the pay.
ment Of the remainder Of plaintiffs debt,
and the residue, il any, be paid to Roy
Lewis, or sn0iciency thereof to produce
the sum Of $7i6.6a so-ordered to be made.
The purchaser will be required to give
bond with approved personal security for
the payment Of the purchase money, to
have the force and effect Of replevin
bond, beating legal interest from day Of
sale, according TO law. Bidders will be
prepared to comply promptly with these
terms. Allen will be retained on The
land sold till all the purchase money is
paid. Bond payable to plaintiff.
SIR. COLLIER, NJ. c. NC. c.
By ]. D. LYKINs. d. NJ. c.
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Farm for Sale.

The John Oakley farm, eight
miles north of West Liberty. on
Painter branch, containeng 1876
acres, GO or 70 acres improved
land, some bottom land and some
grass; two good dwellings and
good outbuildings; good well and
nice young orchard. Entire farm
we'll watered; within half mile of
school house which is also used
for church. Price $780, 90.
Apply to COURIER Office, West
Liberty, KY.