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The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-17
REPORT SHOWS
AMOUNTS OF
ROCKEFELLER FUND

New York, Dec. 1.-THE state
ment of the finances of the Rockcfel-
Ter foundation, promised when the
general summary of the work and
plans of the foundation was made
public. at the offices of the founda-
tion here.
The funds of the foundation, all
of which were contributed by John
d. Rockefeller, consist of securities,
time were donated was $1OO,0OO,O 900.
The present book value of these Sc
curities is given as $103,241,27l
The income OF the foundation to
date has been approximately $5,500,-
900: its appropriations about
Sc. 500, 900.
! A list of the funds which Mr..
Rockefeller gave to the foundation
shows that they embrace bonds notes
and stocks of 147 companies. The
net profits on securities sold and re-
deemed have been S319,7S3. The I'M
expended income is given as $2,92l,-
537 and the cash on hand as $685.
545. The total funds of the founda
ton on December | are given as
O3,93O,S11.
In making his gift to the founda-
ton the statement says, MIR. Rookie
Teller expressly empowered the direc-
tors of the foundation in their dis
erection to utilize either the princi-
pal or the income or both for the
chartered purposes of the founda-
tion. namely. to promote the we'll
being of mankind throughout the
world"
Explaining the method of promot-
ing such purposes, and the reason
| for this method, the statement says.
"It was for many years the custom
of Mr.. Rockefeller, in dealing with
applications or suggestions concern
Ing philantnropic objects, to base his
decision upon an expert investigation
of the merits of each case. AS time
went on the task of deciding wisely
upon an ever-increasing mass OF
applications and. what was even
more important, of providing the
constructive Imagination necessary
for intelligent philanthropy. because
more and more onerous.
For these reasons Mr.. Rockefeller
| felt che need of organizations or
groups of counselors specially fitted
to deal with such matters and which
should be Independent of the life of
any individual. He has accordingly
for the past ) or 90 years delegated
his activities in this direction more
and more to the various organiza-
lions and institutions he has created.
I The more important of these, eacli
with it's separate and independent
funds. are: The General Education
beard. the Rockefeller Institute for
Medical Research and the Rockefel-
lcr Foundation"
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-17

Denver, Colo, Dec. 1.-THE fed
eral industrial relations committee
closed it's investi CATION in the coal
strike. so far rs Colorado was con-
cerned, at o'clock last night and ad
Journed to meet in New York at a
later date. The closing day was CIV
ell over to the testimony of Attorney
General Fred Farrar, James II Blood
Edward p. Costisan, Mrs. Helen r.
Robinson and to eturn to the
stand of Governor Ammons and Il. X.
Linderfelt. together with Judge
Northcutt.
Keeping pace with its policy OF
sending one of it's special agents to
go over the correspondence of the
Nine Workers union to see that
nothing was overlooked or withheld,
the federal commission on industrial
relations yesterday afternoon dis
patched Investigator Luke Grant to
take peep thru the files of the Colo
RADIO Fuel & Iron company to make
sure that it was not trying to coiI-
coal anything of Importance.
Chairman Walsh explained to Jesse
+. Welborn. president of the COM
pany, who was on the stand for the
second time to identify certain let
tiers received from and written to
John d. Rockefeller, Jr., and w. L.
Mackenzie King, that the special rep
resentative was being sent to the C.
+. & /. offices for the express purpose
of ascertaining whether any illumin-
ating correspondence regarding the
employment of private detectives or
the purchase of arms and ammuni-
ton had been left out Of the testi-
mony.
/ While Welborn was on the stand
he identified long letter from John
D. Rockefeller, Jr., in which the son
of the oil magnate had, explained and
submitted to Welborn peace plan
proposed by King as a possible means
of ending the strike. Rockefeller
advised that Welborn get into COM
munication with King to the emu
that the latter might come to Colo
RADIO on an investigation trip lin an
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just mentioned, they were nearly
completed during the fiscal year un-
der consideration. A more definite
statement of these matters reported
on by the Bureau during the fiscal
year is given below.
Apart from Il general investiga-
ton of certain legal and economic
problems relating to proposed legis-
lation. which included "A study of
foreign legislation on trusts, etc,
certain new Investigations were in
itiated by the Bureau during the fis-
cal year. Among the most important
of these was an investigation into the
economic character and effects of the
system of resale price maintenance,
i. e., the practice of manufacturers
and distributors of fixing the price at
which retailers or other dealers in
their products. shall sell to consum-
ers or other purchasers.
THE Bureau also has in contem-
plation Comprehensive study of the
fundamental problems of the eff
cheney of trusts; that is to say, of
the determination OF the question
whether, from the standpoint OF
business profits and also from other
standpOints of social welfare, the
trust form of organization was real
ly, as is often alleged, socially and
economically efficient. While somc
tentative work was done by the Blu
reau in this connection during the
fiscal year, the lack of an adequate
appropriation made it impracticable
to organize a comprehensive investi-
CATION of this very large subject.
Nevertheless. II. fairly comprehensive
survey of the industrial field has
been made. which will furnish basis
for this work ii the appropriation is
provided therefor.
THE work of the Bureau has
been so planned as to complete Il
large part of the Investigations now
on hand before its merger into tne
Federal Trade Commission by the
publication OF additional reports on
tobacco. lumber. farm implements,
taxation OF corporations. petroiecm,
conflict of State foreign -comporation
laws. and trust legislation
At great length the report recounts
the work of the many bureaus of the
department embracing the Census,
Standards OF Weights and Measures.
/ Lighthouses. Fisheries and Steam
boat Inspection Service,
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-17
NOTICE.

For the protection CT the timber
and grazing ana to preserve tile in
crease the game and ISL thereon.
The Rocky Mountain Coal and iron
Co.. and the Colorado Fut- and lrou
Co.. hereby give notice that all tres
passing. hunting or fishing on their
lands in Las Animas County. Colo
RADIO. are strictly forbidden.
The Rocky Mountain Coal 4 Iron
Co., and The Colorado Fuel and Iron
Copy J. F. Welborn, President.
Chronicle. News hnc n lnnnih L.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-17

Then. after that dollar week until
you have completed thu small cash price FIX
ed by the IIoosicr com pany. No extra fees;
no interest
Until you have eXa mined the iIoosicr
Cabinet. you cant app reciate its beautiful
finish its rigid constr uction, and its Won
dcrful convenience. But the mere fact that
10000 people alread have bought Iloos-
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-17

Wheeling in the lungs indicates
that phlegm is obstructing the air
passages. BILLIARDS. HORE-
HOUND SYRUP loosens the phlegm
so that it can be coughed up and
elected. Price csc, soc and $1.00
per bottle Sold by The Hausman
Drug Co.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-17
F EDERAL COAL
STRIKE PROBE
CONCLUDES

Denver, Dec. 1.-THE federal COM
mission on industrial relations left
for the east last night after the final
session of its investigation of the
Colorado coal miners strike.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-17
40 Labor-S Saving
F atureS---l7 Entirely
New

This Hoosier has al the practical conve-
niences that have be en- suggested by thou
sands of owners. Not a single practical sug
gestion for its improvement has been made
since we have had it on the floor.
5000 IIoosier Cab incts given for
Christmas last year. This year the demand
will be greater, aud Oh supply will undoubt-
eddy be exhausted. Co me early. Make your
selection while our sto ok is complete. If your
wife isn't deli lighted wi tn your choice, will
refund the money.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-17
Sold .v.-,~hsrs. I. se.... loe.. Csc.

tions and the last two invest !gations
just mentioned, they were nearly
completed during the fiscal year un-
der consideration. A more definite
statement of these matters reported
on by the Bureau during the fiscal
year is given below:
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-17

The Hoosier saves miles of steps. II will
save steps in your home 1t saves supplies
it saves waste it saves time and energy
Nothing you could put in your home viii
do so much for your wife or mother as tins
wonderful new Hoosier Cabinet
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-17

Chronicle-News, soc a month.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-08-13

There is no status more deplorable
than that of the poor relative of a
rich tightwad.
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Real Estate Bargains

200 acre farm with dwelling worth
$500 and other out buildings, all
for $1,000. Situate near the Kearse
neighborhood. This is bargain.
Several good farms in Buford's
Bridge township for $500 per acre.
Good bargains and terms to suit pur-
chasers.
A good piece of Main street pro-
perty for sale. Rents for $3.50 per
month or $3.50 per annum. Will sell
for cash for $4,000.
$50 acre tract of land lying on
Southern Railway near large lumber
plant for sale $4,000. Well tim
bered with excellent improvements.
Land suited for trucking or tobacco.
Timber worth the money.
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Lard, Erwin, farmer
Lain, Osborn, farmer
Lard, Robert, farmer
Lain, James Wesley, laborer
Lain, Elisha Oceanic, farmer
Morris, Arthur Randle, farmer
Morris, Tulious Walter, R: R. agent
Morris, Henry Shelly, farmer
Morris, George Robert, carpenter
Morris, Frank, Sr., farmer
Mooney, David Hazel, druggist
Morris, Henry Owen, merchant
Milhouse, Urban Glenn, farmer
Morris, William Angus, R. L. c.
Myers, Alex David, farmer
Morris, George Frank, farmer
Moody, William Washington, clerk
Morris, Grover Cleveland, merchant
Morris, George, farmer
Morris, Bob Aiken, farmer
Morris, Furman Vance, farmer
Morris, Elijah W., farmer
MOTIFS, Daniel, ldIlueI
Morris, Eddie, farmer
Morris, James Henry, farmer
Morris. Richard. farmer
Morris, Charlie Pinckney. farmer
Morris, James Elliott, farmer
i Morris, Luther, merchant
Mccormack, John Rice, physician
Neeley, George Madison, bank cash
ier
Neeley, Atticus H., assistant cashier
Neeley, Samuel Elliott, planter
Pearlstin, Jacob Wolff, merchant
Proveaux, Levi Sabastinus, farmer
Priester, Elias Washington, police
man
Proveaux, Joseph Lawton, farmer
Platt, George Richard, farmer
Pearson, Lawrence Brook, shoemaker
Ray, Willie Chitty, auto repairer
Rizer, Corey Franklin, merchant
Rice, Malcolm Nicholson, planter
Ray, Cecil Browning, physician.
Rogers, Frank Clarence, millman
Rush. James Trowell, farmer
Rush, John Blanton. farmer
Rogers, James Warren, lumberman
Starr, Patrick Henry, lumberman
Starr, Henry Franklin, lumberman
Sellers, Jacob William, blacksmith
Shiplet, David Lewis, lumberman
Sanders, Willie, farmer
Sanders, Andrew Jackson. farmer
Smith. John Wesley, farmer
Still, Samuel Judson, farmer
Sellers, Daniel Clifton, farmer
Sadler, Benjamin Franklin, lumber
man
Sanders, Grover Cleveland, section
foreman
Schultz, Peter, blacksmith
Still, Charles Frederick, planter
Still, Willie Thurman, planter
Thain, Edward Arthur, clerk
Uhlman, Harry William, lumber in
spector
Williams, Adam Dufie, farmer
Weigard, George Philip, lumberman
Hair, Ira Maner, farmer
kearse, Robert Martin, farmer
Morris, Ambus Festus, merchant
Rice, William Izlar, farmer
Govan.
Aver, Jasper. farming
! Browning, JudSon, farming
Bessinger. Charlie Willie, farming
Brabham. William Sam, farming
Buck, William Henry Allen, farming
Black. William Wiley Medicus. farm.
ing
Carroll, Cromwell, Jr.. farmer
| Cox, Laurie Lawrence. farmer
Collins, William Henry Beauregard
farmer
Carroll. Uriah, farmer
Campbell. Charlie Columbus, farmer
Carroll, Paul, farmer
Carroll, David, farmer
Dyches, William Henry, farmer
Eubanks, McPierce, farmer
Eaves, Ulysses Montgomery, farmer
Eubanks, Clifton, farmer
Fields, James Smith. farmer
Free, Milford Jefferson. farmer
Gunnells. Joseph, Jr.. clerk
Gunnells. Cooper, farmer
! Gunnells, Watson Ham. farmer
Gunnells. William Henry, farmer
Hay. Willie Augustus, Jr, farmer
Hartzog, Daniel Joseph. farmer
Hartzog, Paul Henry. farmer
| Hutto. Luther, farmer
| Hartzog. John Oliver, farmer
Hutto, Jack, foreman
| Hartzog, Benjamin Peoples. merchant
Hutto, Gideon Thomas,--
Hanberry. George buckley, farmer
Hay. William Augustus, farmer
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| hlttrel, Danlel NlIlldH, II. II.
Kennedy, Shannon Ray, farmer
Kennedy, William Lawton, farmer
Kennedy, Holland McTier, farmer
Kennedy, William Baker, farmer
Lancaster, John Frank, merchant
Lain, Josiah Andrew, farmer
Lancaster, Robert Lee, farmer
Lancaster, Joseph Henry, farmer
Lain. Ose John Canlay, farmer
Lancaster, Willie Wyatt, farmer
| Lard, Rufus, farmer
Mather. George Onstead, farmer
Mather, William Monroe, farmer
Morris, John Ransom, farmer
Nimmons. Robert Jim, farmer
Nimmons. John Cornelious, farmer
Odom, James Madison. farmer
Padgett, George, farmer
Padgett, Henry Aussie, farmer
Ray, James Courtney, farmer
Ray, John William, farmer
Rowell, James Daniel, farmer
Templeton, David Jerome, farmer
Templeton. Richard Alexander, far
mer
| Williams, Lewis. farmer
| Williams, Robert Tolton, farmer
Williams, Samuel Shannon, farmer
Zorn, Silas Eaves, farmer
Zorn, Brook, farmer
Hightower's Mill.
Abstance, Laurie William, farmer
Black, Benjamin Samuel, farmer
Croft, George Washington, farmer
Creech, Charles Jeter, farmer
Darnell, Samuel, farmer
Dyches, Isaac Hayne, farmer
DELAY, John, farmer
Darnell, Ben Tillman, farmer
Dyches, Herbert William, farmer
Dyches, Furman Alfred, farmer
Dyches, James Aiken, farmer
Darnell, Hardy Vastine, farmer
Dyches, Herbert Gregory, farmer
Darnell, James, farmer
Freeman, George Washington, farmer
Grayson, Edward Hubert, farmer
Gillian, Joe Martin, farmer
Hadwin. Thomas, farmer
Hightower, Henry Barnie, farmer
Hadwin. J. H., farmer
Hightower, Arthur Butler, farmer
Hutto, William Startling, farmer
Hutto. Charles Daniel, farmer
Hutto, John Isaac, farmer
Hutto, Thomas Jefferson, farmer
Hightower. Owen Riley, farmer
Hightower, Faber Emesee, farmer
Hadwin, Joe, farmer
Hightower, Hardy Elijah, farmer
Hartzog, Elias, farmer
Hartzog, Nicolas Hadwin, farmer
Hightower, Jake, farmer
Hutto, Elias, farmer
Hartzog, Jacob Andrew, farmer
Hartzog, James, farmer
Jones, Levi S., farmer
Lancaster, Willie Jennings, farmer
Lee, Robert Elmore, farmer
Lee, Richard Franklin, farmer
Rush, John William, farmer
Still. James Monroe. farmer
Tant. James Elijah, farmer
Tant, Willie Otis, farmer
Way. John Heriot, farmer
Zorn, John Calhoun, farmer
Midway
Bessinger, Adam, farmer
Bessinger. G. W., farmer
Bessinger, Junior Adam, farmer
Bessinger, William Hammond, farmer
Bessinger, William Riley, farmer
Bennett, Benjamin Allen, farmer
Behre, Victor George, farmer
Carter, julius William, farmer
Donald, Benjamin D., farmer
Duensing, Ernest William, farmer
Folk, Levi Hansford, farmer
Fairey, Benjamin Franklin, farmer
Hanberry, James Leonard, farmer
Hicks, James Young, farmer
King, William Berry, farmer
Myers, Henry Martin, farmer
Myers, William Franklin, farmer
Murphy, Hampton BENJAMIN, mer-
chant
McPhail, William Leroy, farmer
Morrow, David Rigby, farmer
O'Quinn, Joe Perry, farmer
Page, Jack, farmer
Richardson. John A., farmer
Richardson, Wade Hampton, farmer
| Richardson, st. Julian ,Hervey, farmer
Richardson, Thomas Franklin, farmer
Richardson, James Malcolm, farmer
Smith, William Brown, farmer
Steedley, Daniel Dru. farmer
Steedley, Capriel Britton, farmer
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WILSON OFFERS SERVICES.
United States Chief Executive Offer
To Mediate European War.

Washington, Aug. 5.-President
Wilson today formally offered the
services of the United States govern
ment to the warning nations OF Eu-
rope should they decide to discuss
terms of peace. He rendered what
technically is phrased as good Of
fees" which, if accepted in principle,
would be followed by a conference
of representatives of the powers of
Europe, in which the United States
would play the role of mediator.
Under The Hague Convention. to
which all European nations, except
Servia, are signatories, neutral ma
ton is urged in time of international
conflict to tender her good Offices to
contending powers. Acting under
the terms of The Hague Convention
the president cabled Emperor Will
liam, of Germany; Emperor Nicholas,
of Russia; Emperor Francis Joseph,
Of Austria-Hungary; King George.
of Great Britain, and President 'Poin-
care the following message:
"As official head of one of the pow
ers signatory to The Hague Conven-
ton, feel it to be my privilege and
my duty under article Of that con-
vention, to say to you in a spirit OF
most earnest friendship that | should
welcome an opportunity to act in the
interest of European peace, either
now or at any other time that might
be thought more suitable, as an oc-
casior to serve you and all concerned
in a way that would afford me lasting
cause for gratitude and happiness.
(SignedD
Woodrow Wilson.
Late today Secretary Bryan sum-
moned all European diplomats in the
city and gave them copy of the tele-
gram in the hope that they would
transmit it to their governments and
urge acceptance of the tender. The
Austrian ambassador, representatives
of the British, Russian, German and
French embassies and Belgian lega-
ton called at the department.
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Jones, Phillip, farmer
Jones, William Thomas, farmer
Jones, William, farmer
Jones, Elcy Colvin, farmer
Jones, Joe, farmer
Jones, George, farmer
James, Thomas, machinist
Johnson, John Pedder, farmer
Jones, Marcus Gary, farmer
Kinsey, Bass Capers, farmer
Kinsey, Lawrence, farmer
Kinsey, William Eason, farmer
Kinsey, Jesse Bethea, farmer
Kinsey, James Granville, farmer
Kinsey, Henry Flournoy, farmer
Kinsey, Lewis William, farmer
Loper, John, shingle getter
Myers, Willie, farmer
McAlhany, Thomas Raysar, farmer
Neal, George, farmer
Neal, Johnnie, farmer
Proveaux, Harry Shelto, farmer
Proveaux, James Duncan, farmer
Reidland, Joseph j., foreman
Rinsubar, Thomas Jefferson, shipping
clerk
Smith, John, farmer
Summers, Daniel Frederick, farmer
Summers, Frederick Joseph, farmer
Summers, William Capers, farmer
Sewers, George William, night watch
Thompson, Henry, farmer
Woodward, Clarence Lamar, farmer
Warren, Haspard Riley, farmer
Wilson, Aaron Losey, farmer
Warren, Henry E., farmer
Webster, James William, farmer
Warren, Nathan Hardy, farmer
Olar.
Aver, Purdy Edward, auto repairer
Brabham, Joseph Gordon, merchant
Barker, William Washington, assis-
tant postmaster
Brabham, Charlie Hampton, farmer
Brown, Charlie Frank, farmer
Bessinger, William Calvin, laborer
Brabham, L. Osborne, clerk
Bessinger, Elijah Bowling, bookkeep-
Breland, Henry Brecinridge, farmer
Breland, Henry Seward, farmer
Browning, Willie, carpenter
Bennett, Joseph E., carpenter
Bessinger, Willie Frank, carpenter
Brown, Henry Cornelius, farmer
Bessinger, Willie Abstance, section
foreman
Barker, George Owen, postmaster
Barker, James Green, agent
Brabham, Francis Osborne, farmer
Brabham, Joseph Josiah, farmer
Blume, Henry Hansford, farmer
Beard, Robert Lee, lumber inspector
Beard, George Frank, saw mill
Barker, Harry, farmer
Barker, Hamilton Hart, farmer
Brabham. Robert Frank, farmer
Brabham, John Mont, farmer
Chitty, William Benjamin, farmer
Clayton, John G., bookkeeper
Cave, William Thomas, farmer
Cave, William Bartlett, clerk
Cave, George Whitfield, carpenter
Creech, Willis S., farmer
Collins. William Henry, farmer
Chitty, Charley Morton, clerk
Cook, John Emory, farmer
Creech, Henry kearse, farmer
Collins, Jim, farmer
Carroll. John Henry, farmer
Chitty, James Roy, clerk
Chitty, Martin Cooper, farmer
Creech. Therman, lumberman
Creech, Eddie Kearse. farmer
Creech, William Buist, merchant
Creech, Judson Jackson, farmer
Morris, David Pierson, farmer
Chitty, Floyd Clemson. teacher
Craddock, Jeff, farmer
Cook, Paul, clerk
Connolly, William Henry, carpenter
Still, Beary Aiken. carpenter
Drawdy, Frank Bamberg, lumberman
Drawdy, Harvey Duncan, merchant
Drawdy, Luther Reuben. saw mill
Morris, Elisha Tamd, merchant
Fail, Ose, Sr., R. R. agent
Fail, Ose, Jr, farmer
Fail, Lige, farmer
Fail, Joe. farmer
Fail, Henry, farmer
Fail, Andrew Jackson, farmer
Fail, Robert Lee, farmer
Garrett, Charlie Bearry, sawmill
Gunnells. Elisha, Sr., farmer
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Walker, Herman Weeks, farmer
Wilson. Cornelius, farmer
Zeigler, Joseph William. farmer
Zeigler. Elijah .Miley, farmer
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Woodrow Wilson.

Poverty is not quite so bad when
it is kept behind the curtain.
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BAMBERG COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC CLUB ROLLS.
(Continued from page 3, column 81

Carter, Mack, farmer
Cooner, Louie, log scaler
Carter, John Marion, farmer
Carter, Robert Frank, machinist
Carter, Charlie, laborer
Allen, Clifton, lumber grader
Craps, James G., machinist
Harwin, James Eugen, lumber grader
Bushardt, Caleb Daniel, lumber grad
er
Carter, Willie, farmer
Cooner, Lewelin, farmer
Dempsey, Jacob Isaiah, farmer
Dempsey, Richard Calvin, farmer
Drawdy, Aquilla, farmer
Drawdy, Joseph Samuel, carpenter
England, John, farmer
Fogle, Allen Rasher, farmer
Griffin, William, farmer
Gardner, Dallas A., Office work
Griffin, Ben E., farmer
Herndon, James Lawrence, farmer
Hill, Albert George Washington,
farmer
Hutto, Gary, farmer
iHutto, John, farmer
Johnson, Joseph Henry, farmer
James, Kisler, farmer
Jones, Win Ander, farmer
Jones, Renneker, farmer
Jones, Lauray, farmer
Jones, Phillip, farmer
Jones, William Thomas, farmer
Jones, William, farmer
Jones, Elcy Colvin, farmer
Jones, Joe, farmer
Jones, George, farmer
James, Thomas, machinist
Johnson, John Pedder, farmer
Jones, Marcus Gary, farmer
Kinsey, Bass Capers, farmer
Kinsey, Lawrence, farmer
Kinsey, William Eason, farmer
Kinsey, Jesse Bethea, farmer
Kinsey. James Granville, farmer
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Hutto, Jones. Angus. farmer
Garrett. William Benjamin, sawmill
Gunnells, Jeff, farmer
Hartzog, Leighton Arthur. physician
HERS, Stephen Lawrence, farmer
Fightower, William Thomas, farmer
Harrison, Monte Nelson, timber deal
er
Ranberry, George Dugean. farmer
Hanberry. John Edwin, farmer
HERS, Corbett, farmer
Hogg, George Marion, carpenter
HERS, Hansfo-d Henry, sawyer
Harley, Corbett Henry, farmer
Haskell. Owen, farmer
Johnson, John O., logger
Kirkland, Asbury Lawton, farmer
Kearse, Walter Clarence, dispenser
Kirkland. Robert. R. F. D. carrier
kearse, Hugh Thompson, bookkeeper
Kearse, Jas. Brabham, farmer
kearse, Robert Lee, clerk
Kearse, George Victor, farmer
Kearse. Henry Homer, farmer
Kirkland, Henry Cornelius, farmer
Kirkland, Needham Franklin, physi-
clan
Kearse, William Gordon, clerk
Kirkland, William Clark, clergyman
Kirkland, James Hamilton, farmer
Lard, Laurie, farmer
Lard, Erwin, farmer
Lain, Osborn, farmer
Lard, Robert, farmer
Lain, James Wesley, laborer
Lain, Elisha Oceanic, farmer
Morris, Arthur Randle, farmer
Morris, Tulious Walter, R: R. agent
Morris, Henry Shelly, farmer
Morris, George Robert, carpenter
Morris, Frank, Sr., farmer
Mooney, David Hazel, druggist
Morris, Henry Owen, merchant
Milhouse, Urban Glenn, farmer
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