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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-07-04

Smoke Don Keno Cigars, Ina
class separate.
Born 10 Mr., and Mrs Royal
stanton. i son. june Goth.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Mcfarland
are visiting IN Mountain Home,
A bran new little girl is reported
to have arrived at the home Of w.
] Hoyne, Wednesday, June End,
Born, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. AdoIph
Nelson, At Boise, Tuesday, a boy.
Mrs. Nelson is sister Of Mrs.
john Il. Baird.
Mrs, M Laughlin, painting
teacher Oil, water color, pastel
and china painting. Phone Ind
No. 88B. Meridian.
Fred A. Hall, an experienced
barber from indianapolis, Indiana,
has accepted d position in Cores
antiseptic barber shop,
To-day is the glorious Fourth.
Meridian people, with half.dozen
neighboring towns to choose from
should find place to celebrate
II il does not rain.
The Ladies' exchange will hold
another sale Saturday, July 18th.
i'he ladies will be glad to I'LL any
orders il left or toleplponed to Mrs.
pfaffle,
pr. II. r. Neal stepped on a
spike last Thursday, crippling his
foot sufficient to require crutches
for q few days. flo is now all
tight again.
Mrs. Cleo. parkin has gone to
the ranch on Motore's Flat, in I'll
more county, to Join her husband,
They will remain there until late
10 the fall.
\ letter reports the safe arrival
~ Rev w j. Lnscombe and g. G.
Miller and families at the Payette
lakes, but they report very wei
trip,
For YALE 200 gallons Of cur
rents '.ur sale, in large or small
qualities, at 25c gallon, or 81
per crate ROYAL STANTON, phone
l54-Red, Meridian,
], w ldarrell and Il. T.. Sims
automobaed 10 Long Valley last
week, And say they found more
mud 10 the mile OF road than they
ever expected to see. They fin
ished up the last stage of the re-
/ lrn trip by other conveyance,
Richardson has received word
from his sister, Mrs. U,G. keenan,,
from La Grande, Oregon, that the
rim in the Grand Rounde valley
has been even worse than i'll the
Meridian country, and the hay
crop is soaked and decayed, even
in the shock
Mrs II j Mersdorf has returned
from Palouse, Wash, where she
was called by the illness of her
mother. Her sister, Miss Pearl
johnson, who WAS visiting Mrs,
Mersdorf, went with Mrs. Mers.
lorf to Palouse. aud viii remain
with her mother. who is in very
POOR health.
w. w Groves and family re-
moved to Nampa this week, where
Mr.. Groves has taken charge Of a
hardware store. We are all sorry
Il, lose a very enterprising bust
hsshs man anu very eNceilent
isuiiiy from our midst
Lester NJ. Campbell, deputy hor-
cultural Inspector, was in Nampa
Monday looking after the spraying
II fruit. He said the pear and
el,erry slug are doing great injury
u The leaves of the pear and cher
Z, trees in this section. For small
trees he Gaid dust the leaves
thoroughly with ashes or common
Rad dust. but il the trees are large
th,n a spray Of arsenical solution
IL oId be put on. This is made
b stirring together II pounds of
sfssnate of lead and so gallons of
anter. This will not injure the
liage and is sure death to the
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-07-04
Hand Sauce

Beat half a cup OF butter 70 a oraa-,-
aoualIy beat in one cup OF sugar and ,,raHs
Gssts coma I'm shape on glass or china pIst sa
a'A's little nutmeg over the top. pas
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-07-04

Tommie Wilson, son Of Fl. G,
w ilson, was fixing the speedome-
tor of the family automobile Tues
day, when the wheels turned with
one Of his fingers inside. Tommie
was lucky in getting off with one
finger nail pulled OFT and a very
sore hand.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-07-04
NOTTcE

web being
vsna ~ you nave missed anyo the ~ ssAa u hss
POWDER MICS 18th and oa %.a'a FREE
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-07-04
Notice Of Sale of Real Estate at Public Auction

Notice hereby that pursuance order of sale made
and entered by the Probate Ada county Idaho e. ~
the of the of Martin Smith, deceased the under
signed administrator of said will sell public auction
tract of land containing % the NE of Section p
North Range West of B. M, in Ada County Idaho Also the fol-
lowing described personal property Three horses number
OF chickens farming implements and tools and household
and kitchen utensils.
Said sale win be made on the
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-07-04

Charles Hester Adee died at the
family home at Post station, %
miles west Of Meridian, Tuesday,
quite suddenly Of heart failure
He was a brother-in.law Of John
Pfost, and was we'll known and re-
spected in this vicinity The
funeral service was held at the
Church Of Christ Wednesday, Rev,
y. II. Conltard officiating, and in
terment was in Meridian cemetery.
Deceased was born May 81, 1864,
at Evansville, Wis When ten
years Of age he removed to Kans-
as, and Oct A 1892, was married to
Miss Gertie Renner, and to this
union eight children were born,
one girl dying 10 infancy. Seven
children, wife, three brothers and
three sisters mourn the loss of a
kind father, husband and brother.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-07-04

There has been rain almost
every day for three weeks in Ida
no, and this has come at a time
when the most Of the FIRST crop Of
alfalfa, clover and timothy hay is
on the ground. While some of II
was put ia the shock, this seems
to be in as bad condition as that
on the ground, and all Of it is
practically ruined for market pur-
poses. Two out Of ten farmers
got the hay in the stack before the
rain started, and they are the
lucky ones AS the rains are gen.
eral over southern Idaho, the price
should be higher this fall for the
second and third crops.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-07-04

Il. g. Knapp, Inland Sunday
school specialist, gave an interest
ing talk at the Christian church
Wednesday night. The two Sun
day schools Of Meridian, the Meth
odist and Christian, have promised
a campaign to raise the attendance
to 200 for each school during July
and August.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-07-04
End day Of July, 1913,

at ten o'clock the said described oneh
miles north Of Meridian on the Interurban car line
Terms of sale 10 cash accompany bid balance
upon confirmation by said court.
jackson 0wnbey,
Administrator Of the Estate Martin Smith, deceased
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-07-04

Wednesday night Dalton Broth
ers train robbery was given at the
Cozy theatre. Miss Helen Hunt
played at the. piano, and Mrs. Hunt
recalled the fact when the picture
.of the aged Mrs. Dalton was
thrown on the screen, that some
years ago when Miss Helen was a
wee child, Mrs. Dalton would
come in their store at King Fisher,
Oklahoma, and would hold Helen
on her knee. At that time only
one Of the Dalton boys was 1850
ciated with train robbery, but
afterwards the boys became no
torious.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-07-04

The Meridian base ball club,
consisting Of Henry Pomerene.
Volney Watts, Willie Snyder, Elya
Snow, Willis Percifield. Frank
Matoham, Robert Pfost, Ed Hart
man and Dee Heron, go to Noun
tain Home for Fourth Of July
game with the ball tossers Of that
town, They will also play Satur.
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-12
COMING EVENTS

The moving pictures al tn" l.. aud
=. tonight give those two inimiiablc
.ri W.. Bunny ana Anderson. IN tyri""!
ca~l~. and also q magnificent series of
.-N> "f Yellowstone National Park.
Th. literary >"cli"n "f TIA" Woman'e :
r,u Thuu>aud club viii meet Thurs
day. February l3, at 3 y. m. at the
hrme Of Mrs. Kennedy, corner Fifth
street and Holt avenue. Roll call vii
he current events. Paper, Modern
Medical and Surgical Research Work.
by Mrs. Kennedy! "California's Earth
loory," Mrs. Hedrick.
Mas0ns OF the valley guests Of I'm
perial lodge February %.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-12
Ornamental Work

Or. j. w. Oakley Of the Imperial
siderable land near Brawley, was IN
the city yesterday and told of piece OF
work which he has in hand, and which
/ illustrates well the fact that the val
ley has reached a point where it is
giving some attention to the beauties
that can be developed. At point wesl
of Brawley on New river, at a cost
of 5000 an acre he is having a series
Of three terraces built along the side
of the canyon Of New river, on which
he will plant trees.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-12
Will incorporate

Members of the Imperial Valley Cot
ton Growers Exchange have decided
to incorporate the organization, each
member taking out as many shares a.
he has acres of cotton. This was de
cided on at meeting held Saturday
at which $ Nj. Bixby presided. An
other meeting will be held Monday t,
perfect the plans.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-12
Picking Up Lots

One hears every day now of tn"
great demand thai has sprung up for
town lots, many Of which are being
sold at prices that represent a good
advance over values Of a few months
since
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-12
Approve Specifications

AZ their meeting last evening tile
city trustees approved the specifications
for a combined automobile chemical
engine and hose truck, to cost about
$4,000 or $4,000. for which bids are
to be asked
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-12
Struck a Handcar

The midday train into The valley yes
terday struck handcar in the north
end of the valley. A single Mexican
who was guiding the destiny Of the
car jumped in time to escape injury,
but the car did not jump.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-12
Honor for Lincoln

Aside from the school recognition
and the closing Of The banks today
there was no public recognition of the
holiday but individually the vOlley hon
ored The memory Of Lincoln.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-12
For Pavinu Streets

In another place appears the call
for bids for paving the streets of El
believed this important work will not
be much longer delayed.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-12
Moro Pianos Here

A. l.. IIarrell, an experienced piano
man Of Los Angeles, has opened piano
department in the McCune furniture
store and has received a carload Of %
pianos.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-12
Fire Alarm Sounded

At 80 last evening the fire boys
We're called out for a quick run to
Dads place, where there was small
laZe in a restaurant. which was quick
lv put out
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-12
Beqins Construction

Work is already under way on A.
Fink's new apartment house, on the
southeast corner of Seventh street and
Broadway.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-12
Came from River to Marry

Percy Emery and Laura Floyd, who
live at POtholes, on the Colorado river,
were married here last evening by JUS
tice Mayfield.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
toto - ISA

ceased.
Notice is hereby given py the under
signed c. c. Craig, administrator of the
estate of Harriet NJ. Craig deceased, to
the creditors of. and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, 10
Vouchers. within four months after he
FIRST publication of this notice to the
said c. c. Craig, administrator, at Ell
Centro, California. that being the place
for the transaction of the business of
said estate in the County of Imperial
Dated this 18th day Of January. A.
D. 1918.
c. c. CRAIG,
Administrator Of the Estate of Harriet
NJ Craig. Deceased.
wed -feb5
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-12

CAFE. which lie will conduct personally
hereafter a. the high grade place lr
has already proved his ability TO run.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-12
NOTICE INVITING sEALEo PRO.

PoSAle for the Improvement Of cer-
tain portions Of Main Street, a GER
tain portion Of Broadway, a certain
portion Of State Street, certain por-
t'ons Of Sixth Street and certain por-
t'ons Of Fifth Street in the City of
EI Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-12
CoIored People Wed

Walter Golden and Alma Rogers, col
ored, Of Holtville, We're married yes
terday by Justice Maytleld.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-12
Rose Bushes

See Raymond Henderson about roses.
Desert grown, own root, choice va
rieties adapted to Imperial valley, III
paper pots. Also 1-year asparagus
plants, eucalyptus in paper pots. red
gum, gray gum and Rudis. Address
OK i75, Ell Centro.-AdvertiSem .X52
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-12
CITY AND VALLEY
Established Grades

The city trustees last evening estab-
lished grade On Main street between
Eighth and Ninth streets.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-12
Rhodes Gets the ROYAL

Charles Rhodes last evening closed
deal for the purchase OF the Royal
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-12
Ed Royce BUS and Transfer

We can move anything anywhere
with care and safely. What have yOl
got? Get our figures. Office 522 Main
Phone S2.-AdvertiSement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-08
NEW PASTOR WELCOMED
Eaj"ynhie deception nj Hebron Inn.
tist (iiurrh.

Especial to fhc Times Dispatch
ttna NILS, va. November 7-Thcrc
M'S ah "hioNable social reception at
Hebron BAPTIST Church Yesterday AZ
tcfnoon between the hours Of and i
O'Clock. arranged by the women Of the
church to welcome the new pastor.
KEY. Marshall Calvin Frazcr and his
VIE Fruit punch was served in the
Suhoay school classroom The com !
nli''ce consisted o: Miss Ann BELL Mel
son t.ubank. Airs. William t,lctt Enx
ana Miss pra Atkinson Dr. A. r.
HraNett welcomed the now pastor in
behalf Of the l;tptists OF the comInu-
nltN. Rev. r. W. FOX made a spcoch
~, welcome IN behalf Of the Christian
'hruch' and lnyman GLAND WORKMAN
N.'c"ined MN IN behalf Of the Meth
"dist Church. MIR Frazer rcrlied i, :,
tow hitting words
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-08
RECEIVER MAKES REPORT.
Informs Court of Effects in store of
Sidnn Allen.

I-pecIiN 10 Tho HINTS DISPATCH
"|theviiic. VA. November 7.--iudcc
". u; staples. Of Roanoke. held Wythc
Circuit Court here to-day The only
matter before the court was the at
tachnent sult by ths administrators OF
the victims OF tho iiilsville tragedy.
when Judge Massie, .he sheriff ana
others We're sho; 10 death by tho
aliens. III" attachments had previous
j. been dismissed as 10 all Of the de
PENDANTS except Sidua Allen, and. as no
committee had been appointed. the
court took no action. except to receive
ana confirm report OF Receiver
FRANCIS Cooke Of the effects ia the
store Of Sidna Allen Court then ad-
journed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-08
The Times Dispatch Bureau,
Roll!nebrook street.
,bEn,, No.
Iclorebl,rg \. Nny.,nl,,

itlcftDaEs, November
fitty-two members Of the Richmond
branch Of tho National credit Mems AS
ISOLATION. which Includes pctersburg
earn" over 10 tho c!tl last night and
we're the guests OF the local member.
Al banquet given at th.. Stanford
fote! The occasion WAS regular
quarterly meeting of the association.
on" meeting each Year being held IN
petersburg. The visitors were very
cordially received and entertained
Welcoming addresses were delivered Nv
Mayor Robert cabiniAs ANA L. Gordon
bohahnon, : happy response to which
was made br Colonel 10 Lane stern
secretary 81 thc association
The featur" OF the meeting was me
address d.liVcrcd bg oliver j. Sands
president Of the association. and presl-
dent of tho American National Bank. ar
Nichnohd. lie gave a COMPREHENSIVE"
review OF the currency question Which
Was his theme, and discussed at length
the features Of tho Glass owen hin
which has passed tho lower hous. az
congress. aud IL now under cunsid.rn-
'lph 10y the Senate Committee on Rank
ing aud Currency. lie analysed The
pending measure, criticized some az its
features and suggested changes that ii.
thought would h.. beneficial but 40
cared that as banker. he would ,,r,.-
Ter To see the hill passed without
amendment than that there should br
40 legislation on currency. He favors
= central bank. but the rcgional
hanks provided FOR in the biil viii
give US centralized system in
cree Mr. sands expressed the belief
mat the enactment OF the ,;lass-oy.n
PHI, or some measure framed along IN.
sam" general lines. would prevent nan
les Ills address was comprehensive
and complete in its discussion al cur-
r"ncy ~ general and the pending meas.
arc IN PARTICULAR. II was listened to
WIN clos" attention and Was srcotaa
with applause ], MAS near II n,clo,.i,
when the meeting adjourned. ana the
Visitors -tcit for their homes. all
guests and hosts-plcased with Tho
evenings experiences
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-08
GcnernI News Notes.

six children OF c. i. Williams, Of
Matoaca have just been operated on,
one after another, for throat affections
1sham Robinson. negro, who has ro-
Gently been regularly stealing bot
tie OF milk from consumer on Hal
flax Street, was caught in the net THIS
morning and was sentenced 10 sixty
days Ia jail.
The first deer killed in Prince C;eorss
was sold in Petersburg day
The working men of Petersburg VIII
meet sunday afternoon to discuss bet,
ter conditions for working people and
hear an address from Il prominent III
Dor leader.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-08
FIRE OF INCENDIARY ORIGIN.
Warehouse and billiard parior NJ
White Post Destroyed.

ISpccial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
Winchester Na November Fire
believed 10 10 Of incendiary origin
last night destroyed q large warehouse
~ 6. NJ. Gardner and the billiard and
pool establishment Of Pratt Meade. at
White Ios,. Clarke County. Tho loss
OF about Sl.5"0 is partly insured. Only
The night before n building on the
premises Of L. ". lowers nearby was
hred Many people are having their
property watched Tonight.
Fire Ct unknown origin destroyed a
large barn on tho farm OF Frank
SticElcy. near Strasburg. along with y
calf live hogs. 900 bushels Of wheat.
ten tons of hay and all farming inple-
ments. causing $4,000 los. which is
parity Insured. Dogs gave the alarm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-08
pENRoSE PARTY II <oNEoII,.
Leave Tor Ten nnys' Hunting Trip on
North tarnIimm SOllnds.

states Senator renrosc. of rennsyI-
Nani1. and part: Of friends arrived
h"rr t"-d1N on his yacht "Eetty.''
which was ACCOMPANIED rs tho yacht
iiuif,d Grouse having aboard h.r
Owner, !. ~ thrstaira. 81 Philadelphia.
ana District Attorney Rotan. of that
cit, who has Just been reelected The
fennsylvanias landed n Norfolk, and
h;td breakfast with Republican Ma
ttonal Committeeman Alvah H. Mar
TN. OF Virginia. Accompanied by Mr.
Martin tho% left At II o'clock from
hospital Point on the Portsmouth side
OF the river. for a ten days hunting
trip on the North Carolina sounds.
They Will also look into some business
Investments IN Eastern Carolina while
there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-08
4 Pctcrsburger Ahro,a

Ihe l'anama Canal journal. or re-
cont date. published an Intervene vim
III. VI. Fcild formerly Of Petersburg =
son OF colonel T.. NJ. Field. of this civ.
VINO for many years has resided and
succeeded in his profession Of engineer
IN central America. Mr. Field left 20
'crshurs In 1856. and has by his merits
ana energy acquired both fame and
fortune. lie has on hand nj nr.san,
large contracts for building railroads
and improving harbors. He has hume
rous relatives and friends In Peters
burg who rejoice to hear of his great
success
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-08
Ins,nnti. Killed by Trnin.

rpoc!Nl % The Timcs -DIspatcN
Norton. Va. November John
owens. twenty years old. and SON OF
7. w. owens. OF Wise Courthouse. was
run oyer b. q car pn the railroad yards
mere this morning and killed INSTANTLY
lie had stepped from one track TO an
other to let j train pass by. and was
MT b. another train going in tho on
pos!te direction. The remains were
takon 10 M.sn for burial
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-08
Election Costs Nothing.
Special TO The Timcs-Disnntc =

T0TTVTTI 70 TNc Tlmes- Disputch
i.ynchburr. Va. November 7.-Fom
candidates ~ Tuesdays election foi
city Offices here hav, nlcd th.i,. st,,..
m"ut Of campaign expenses. All q,
them making affidavit that their cleo.
tlon cost them nothing. There arc
]. -. Davis, clerk Of the courts. II /,
Adams. city treasurer: W. II. Sncad
COMMISSIONER OF the revenue, and e. i
Iyrc". city sergeant. These were ali
reelected without opposition citbn,
in the Democratic primary or in Tho
election
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-08
New 0mccrs Elected.

Is0P'VIfI 70 7 Nv I TTTI'S DIS IlUTfT. ]
Lynchbnrg. Va. November 7.--rho
Honor League. of the Lynchburg High
school. has elected the following Of
iiccrs: president. stephen u. Ice: vice
president. Miss Elizabeth Duiruid, and
secretary, Il q. Woodson The lcaCua
through q board OF representatives
from each class regulates the dis
ciplne of the High School
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-08
Hrcnkinr Of Trolley wire.

The trolley wire OH thc Washington,
street line OF tho Virginia hallway and
POWER Company bfols. this afternoon
near Market Street. the 1.-Two wire fall,
'ns 10 the ground. Fortunately. no
one was injured. aud the current was ut
once shut on. The cars on thu limo
were temporarily stopped until the
wire could he rcpaired
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-08
WITH THE FARMERS
By Prof. w. F. MASSEY

i, footed with au,hrocnos.? flnd the
crops MI around this section arc ar
fcct"d, 6y this disease. and 1, Is be-
coming roal plague
If tho ianU needs lime, II should bc
applied after tho blowing under Of the
rye and merely narrowed in We want
the lime to sink through ALI the soil
and AFFECT it. ana hence do not pillow
II under. think crimson clover would
have made YOU q better winter cover
and pre- paration fov cotton than the
crimson clover for cotton because tho
piowing tor cotton should be done
early, But whil. the clover will not
he allowed to grow TO blooming h.-
fore turning for cotton. il i'll, never
the less pay well 10 usa 1t either alone
or mixed wiki rye Tnin The rye uu-
Ger when il is NOT over knee high. 50
that II will decay rapidly.
Rye loft 10 heed and get strawy Will
decay slowly and will often cause
trouble III dry weather. Then. too in
turning n winter cover crop for cot
ton l would prepare tho soil we'll and
plant on the level. using all the fer
uliaer broadcast. FOR cotton roots run
far ANA wide across tho rows and
should have tie Fertilizer well distri-
butcd. OF lat" years there has grown
uE Il practice Of adding side dressings
10 cotton during the growing season.
This has come about mainly because or
, Inc [ [, prn , OF fertiisins II
, ~ w. '',s = ,iie iett ,,'2e' =
NJ, =. 49,, .i '"mu ~ YIN ~ -"
heard that nearly all the cotton fields
~ southeastern Virginia have this
Year been more or less affected los an
thracnosc. The only thing to 10 is 10
get seed that is warranted by r.-
- Ia N
where ihcro was no disease. Just
where that viii lie | am unable TO say
but doubtless there are fields that have
not been affected. This disease has
been 50 widespread In south Carolina
that much of tho affected seed hav.
nsrn nr3usnt from iha' state, and
't,s 'v|" 'ra's S"o".u az
- ~ s'Nc 'he seq ior
otMcr cotton j. brins a Inn AS A. ,, -.
aotten IN that way nclirye th,t
whore ono Mas ,inld onl, nar.i,iI,.
affected Ii. might r., clean s6sI iran,
tho healthy par, of tive field ana by
annually caretuly selecting mis- seed
may get nd OF tho trouble
n,t,,, az ouc.,,o,.
s,,,,.a,,n,a,' ,,o,',,'''' 80, ASA.
r,.,l,. 80 ,i'n fa,,a,,;,,., 'O''' "''s''S
'V''S :" Wv i''''" i''r
4. WIZ lime r" h"st applied on land
new ~ crimson clover or wait TIL
r"rlI spring
- should lime DO pu, on land be
fore breaking the Land o. after clover
has been sowu.
* win land on 0bieb cri,nsor cl,,.or
has grown ana is turned unJsr FOR
cotton or for meas in s,rt,,o go,
o,h.r fertilizer i've ' snd m M tpF'"f need
49,,
=, c.f,,,sar .Hl1e "tfes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-08
Died I'm I'cxus

information has been received Of tie
death recently in Texas OF David NJ
Paync. native of Petersburg. and
survived by 4 number of relatives IN
this city. Mr.. Payne WAS born in Pc
tcrsburc ia 1850. and when a Iouue
man left for tho Southwest At the
time OF his death he WAS q Wholesale
produce merchant ut :I paso lie is
survived by his wife and one daughter.
two brothers and two sisters. All OF
Texas
Oniclni Vote of the City.
The commissioners met in the clerk $
Office yesterday afternoon and can
vassed and proclaimed the official vote