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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-13

Although he lost his left arm and
leg and right hand several years ago,
a Californian automobiles drives his
car daily with an ingenious attachment
for his right wrist and right foot
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-13

Twobase hit, H. Sparks. Stolen
bases, Benson, Landman, p. Butler, r.
Phillips, Howe, Barry, B. Phillips.
Struck out, by Barry Z, by Kingsbury
3. Bases on balls, off Barry 4, off
Kingsbury >. Batters hit, Robertson,
Bemis, p. Butler Double plays, Bar
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-13

Bellingham, Wash, has a municipal
employment bureau.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-13

ry to b. Phillips to w. Sparks. Time,
III. Bonn. Umpire, Earl Davis.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-13
LEGAL NOTICES.

StTATE OF VERMONT,
~ Windham County, IS.
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE BOX co.
COOK LUMBER COMPANY AND
w. 4. DAVENPORT, Assignee.
n Chanrpry
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-13

B. E. WHITE, M D. General Probationary
Office rooms, and 6, Crosby block. Hours:
8 to a. m, l to 3 and to p. m. Resi-
dence. 20 Grove St. Telephone. III.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-13

bldg. rooms l and 3, tel $40. Office hours
until a. m, / to 3 and to p. m;
Melrose hospital tel POI. to 10 a. m;
residence al Canal ST., tel. III; Sundays
by appointment only.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-13

JORDAN & SON, optometrists, 1 Elliot St.
Specialists in the correction of defective Wis
ion. Examination, Q to IL a. m, 100 to 5
p. m. Evenings, Monday and Saturday, to 9.
Appointments at your convenience. Tel, SO M.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-13

Cured by muscular action.
Plates can he discarded. We
have cured thousands of their
foot troubles. Come and see
this patented shoe. The arch
takes care of itself.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-13
Professional Cards

DR.. HENRY TUCKER. Residence, 10 Grove
st.; telephone, 258. Office. Leonard block.
Hours. 1.3o to 3, and to 8. Telephone,
29-W.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-13

As Applied to SHOES.
Original muscular action
shoe strengthens weak arches,
allows nature to relocate dis
torted feet. Pivot Rubber
Heels give the body balance.
Examine the Patented Shoe.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-13

DR.. A. I. MILLER, Hooker block Brattle-
boro. Office hours to 9. ] to 2 $50 to 8.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-12-10

To TEE HONORABLE EAK1 Brew
ER- GoyEzS0R

To TEE HOSORAsIE EAk1 Brew
ar GOyEzSOR--
We. the un<tersicued. DO hereby
Petition your Excelleney 70 par
c1a Gail OSrs Ssegel- an !
assign the f1IsowIr< rsa~on<--
l=t- He = = yogrs mar- ard
not hardened criminal
zr3- He rs slreasty been IN
iaIl SIX zootAs. and xe think
has suffered sgf-cs=1rly. for hzs
alleged rhsfs-
3rt- He catered n plea OF
guilty sznpiy because b had
10 counsel 70 present ar &C.
fencs.
4ah- H was sent ID lsIl ey n
Justice Of lie peace IN Iarrh-
r9f1- and renamed rhere uatii
the Grand Jury Indicted him Sep
rer5sr 18th WHEN and where hs
was ar-aiz rs1 and s~aEe1cet %
txO yeas T-1rrs=orre1s n the
Sssse PsnxI.enrary-
5eh- he - n -0b1ler IN the
Gerzza army ard - arxioGs ~
show hf- patriotism ant return
. hSs ho1e and Y1xu the army
6xa- II parssunsd Re nay make
n sr1en-53 -s-Iz=n ard ran- cot
! IL e0uined win hlrx.@nes1 erirrl-
nals, ne azay nswer rsfer-z-
+ RAspecsf ally <uoznEEtess-
E6gar Webster
( z T-rpie
An& zaax Others
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-12-10

TIE Rev Iri r Hicks Almanac
r.0s reasy. gross more popular
and useful with eaek razslng
year Iss \ 6xsS necessity IN
= mes shops and coCusr-IAI
=stzbEI=hueats az over this cOuEl-
nec1- Tbs famous aa1 valuable
year book On a=cr0aouyr sSOrT=-
weather and earthquakes Should
be II every h0ue and O1-s-
Professor Hicks completes thus
best Iss<s Of his great Almanac
at the close OF ms severtistA year
The Almanac viii &c laIA=,t t0r
s. csu<s The Rev. Irf r hiexs
Ene NaSzxlne. W0rd and WORKS
- seat oae year. VITA = copy Cd
MS AlHar1s-. f1r 1aly one dollar
Sen7 for them to Ward aEd
Works Pu1zishinE Company 3Mf
FrankIin Ave, S. L0als. No.
You vii nevsr regret yo1r iavsst-
uens- Try i Tor 1915
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-12-10

LoST-Nesr the National Bank
shl~ EornIrg q Ene Nerschzuus
Pipe Return 10 J. W T. FAX
Ter ST.. and get reward
TIE members u the Neshocisss
eu1zreg&tl0n viii o@ 1rztiiei -
learn tEzt Rev = ; Lewis xii
Be their pastnr for tk@ next Cos
ference year
The pe1Slcn money has been
sat 0Qs % most AL Of the ren-
ss1n@rs- This moray cones A. a
good tine and serves q most
worthy pCrpose-
Mr. W. l. SzTEh xas called 20
IG&a oy the death of his brush-
e--i--fa1. J Z TF-bes winch &C
cured on Dec 3rs. leaving n
wife &ad six Children
At-0uey Oscar Street Ot Rlpley
TIE brother Of J. r Street Wa
IN Ocr city this week Mr. Street
WIS here a-te1dI1g eo1rs ard
booking after other bgslzess-
While tsinkin< over your
CHRISTMAS list d not forget
Books DavS3sou ard Wsrstlaw
have n enupIees stock AMI can
furnish promptly any book yOa
want
The frisc.3s q Floyd H0u-eca
val be zi11 % Earn tkar h. xa-
granted a par3ou o. l1ss WEEK
oy Gov. Brewer Floyd Aeft the
executive cE~e wixh n glad heart
ard tnankis< TIE Gee that rad
ire pcEsr - give Eirz his free
doe
Nr. r l.. E<rkirs cf the SEase
school Ni.s E~za Pa.sCu OF Dec
mark school Mr. Earl Bysrs Of
Rock Hell school yr- J. r GuI-
ledge. PrinespaI of Tayb0r school
we're All present VIXEN S1pt- II
T. S1ESh eallsd the roll on Sat-
gr'1ay -c-rIng-
The folkeri1< seEslsmen from
Avascu- Mss a-te1iesi FeGerzi
c1Urx shs- week Iessrs Charles
Neal. Harvey F1fH=r- Avelen
Bell MACK Kfrl~y. Bud EEno1@.
Mr. Da-sgan=- Noc@r CariIhers-
Tie foE5oEir- were iron Grssr-
wood Mr. ard NJ A 2
Csrithsrs AID Mr. ; C. C1rikh ?
ers-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-12-10

\ large aarn6s- Of the citizens
Of THE cV1Ery hold potsies IN the
Hone NEtaal Fire Insurance Co.
of IRexsoa. shss Oaly f-x days
AGO a receiver wss asked fsr By
TIRE Insurance. C1r rszssoaer
Many bosses are yet urpasf In
tais ccarsy and the company ~
6rir<irx suits and threateuIng
sehers On notes de them unpaid.
81t the cisExe1 4oa't want 70 PAL
rs money 90 dead Insurance.
company ard -11ae lively IsSal
s4zabaGne xIl take place
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-12-10

Il y01 have n sho1=1nd dcl1krs
w0rth Of property n Oxf5ri yoa
Iusk hare 10 pay $3.50 Thaz's
ALL Great sGxgry - live N town.
is1rs 80 The aecxe amount wIif
pay % 4 mighty org farm IN the
city cue pays for s-yies THIS tax
rate xaieh = "a 4 par with mat
ot many other places 0GzhE .
r-zee t1e average et-rzs1 ne
-koaEl - satisfied ~ Say In sae
-oCnr-y-
r 3 Robson has 0pen=si -
N elegant Inc Of Furniture 4
the store lately vaeassc ~ 9 e
B1E1rG Z Co. Cal and -rI<-.s Il
useful Christmas rrsseaG f-crz
T. 5. sssal$u1-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-12-10

Mss Olsx@ Ans.er~on and L--
q. p Harris we-~ 111rrssst a. the
residences e th@ brla@'s psrenss
Mr. and Mrs. y. ~ Anxser~on
near An6evIEi.s. On Ta1rsiay Dec
Sri a. 3.sH oaetccx in sh@ zfs-r-
rao1. Rev & l. NBckossoa en-
siatSr-- OEIF the rel8sIvss AMI
near frIeE<s Hese pre~eus- We
wish this popular ygun- couple
a bog and Aappy il--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-12-10

Ar rgz rrrss a. essss WITH vga-sele'
Iso wu1 r~gzEH1e Evinx.
Are yuu >cu1erime~ AZ colds VIA
r,sarseIf azzf with Tn. warfs1t Do yuu
x1nz.er waaz ais vOus Tn. yuc uzay
- es.rin.r regularly AMI sieepin< vel
Ysr -szeskzag - the Eazzzr=rs Con
seipaEnsn- Hzaz.ssase- Nervousness. 81
ems S1-lLs izsihrare . s'nsrx-a Llv~r-
Th- rrsr-z remedy - Or kIngs Se~
Life Pills. Only LID ar yvu- druggists
ksnrxxns Araba Save tsr SKIN Err2-
hons
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-12-10
ss4s- = cna.- = = r4a,'l,. / :

seas. - chh-- cIr~ - r11s-.,.
raaFIt CisunrF
Er1rk = Cltefsrv masses aarf -lstr - !.
ssni,r 1artrfr 20 rlf tr-z az n = Cheney
q IN. ItHulr niiTfnssE tifs rfEy af To-
t.sfss CUNTS AlM 1t1rf n -sruslsf ard
49, w-1ii @r-u VII raw fat. sllrT - Us z
ar~ rnssss ff CA ffs~ 7TfrIue ~ rsIsT.st
~ SIR - & r. eF.rrs a-Fl- : ---sEf f-r-fti-
TR N.c-- r a-E4rrrEv
'Ssy-rr 10 Hefsru ne ART -tn-s-rt>e.t =
r. ug--s~rca. rsI- an "a q H-s-r-sinsr.
n ~
ear y rrTN-TTr
-7rrrw p aiis-
rrs7Frr rrs7.--rs E-.-ra ~ ra'ratr sfnerful.lr
F~f tli-arr. Fl l-ssl sia al1lsE trft NH
ssfifr r.-rrli-a--r - -serfanr sud Nsr
7rrlruftir r-r-s
q EtN . FssatHsiis. -
z,sFt r- mn r|rflsz-s-r -.
-saa l.i1a 7llaar al.1 on 7azzftrxrinr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-12-10

Why Y1T- SHoCLD CsE CHA1E-
BEEE-AINS COttzH RENEnY-
5.sca1z. Z hls a, ss1seissh=ts --pzrz-
rs1n Eca sx - god WORKS
Beea1se e - most ESTEEMED hy rAoss.
VIA aaxe used L ss< Ezfuy vsE-s- n
lcrEsaaa regIireef- AMI are er=t
nrryzIiz.e1 WIN < <ssst qE1lriss~
s-e-Hss. q Ila-eus xzrf relieves 4 eubf
1rz5f ais1s nature N r-s<srfng the system
% a ss.ai1sE er1t1rasn-
Because < [1@s mr. cnC<sE.1 oPEun1 or
1zy ether E.1rcucic
Beams. Il y xlrhIz -hs- r-a.h q al
i cry -rscz a Tl1E--e-- uce1s-a1l'-
erervxaere-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-12-10

FOR SALE u1ER z-sxe au- Of
rswn GA ow cef9re Jan- Iss- E$xr-
Ixouk3 axe u sell o. r-zrs- my
mica cows ana snail dairy o1sl-
r~ss- eDnszssing Of a1o9s ; cows.
delivery wagon. bottles sep~sa-
Tar. ETC. Iy sales amount 70
1nS1r Sl00 90 per month
J. 2 GcoESaY. Oxford, Nnss-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-12-10
Elss' sSlsei xlx KslPs aEEs
NTH NaA1EFfll HfH1y


rhausaEfs Of recpie iaJlisss-
siEp. Ess,-sssiy susIsr from b.
rang ments Of the sfsmslrh wksle
swtfs retef s close al hand
Per Ensr1nee. Grover NIaser Of
Coriath- Hiss. grew rhln and
weak beezrse q impairment Of
rs dlxssuoU- lie WAS deie~ted
All hEue-"
Tken he discovered Mayrs Wer
IeFfuE >turiaeh E.naedv. Ia
short rime h vas gaming back
~ wright and felt like new. lie
xro-s
- have already gained bsssS
swenty three pauzslS n weight :
can sardiy behave IL myself be-
eaEP prsvh1us &c Using yrur rvE1-
s,iv ? dsd Ess fsgl that I eossld
sfVs-
Prem every part Of the Ssrsh
AMI ths whole United States
s-erars ef healrh come trum TIE
s-ssrS o. tAiS remedy
Nayrs WoasfsrfuI Sraasacb
Remedy sIears thu ds-.srive tract
IL u1IF.uBi aeprrtisEs and rersnves
vgsnE0as matter Il brlrgS wifi
-vfief - affervrs from stomach al
alezss. llvsr and bowel lruuhIeS.
J}aay drelar thai Z has saved
. sasm f-un d1EgereCs operations
4as4 many are sure Z has saved
1h~s- lives.
We want al peeple wEs have
shro1s stomach trv1ble or cousts-
rzrmn- 70 mItter 81 how ks1g
sSaasiscr % trv 6ls dose -
J1yrs Weu1erfui stomach Rem
e,Ey-ore dose VIII convince xaV.
This Is the zisdI.Ine 50 many Of
! s1r people have essn taking with
u-p-Issng rssEs.s. The npsst thcr
o1-h svstRm cleassFr We svEr
sold- Jl1yr-s WaEd-rfGl >soaI.Is.i
Remedy Is Enw ssld here by IsrR
E. Charer 4 &C. AMI trug'y SIS
every=hisrr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-12-10

Patrooze Oar JO5 Department
Exs-irassons NJ the University
wIl 5000 hegsn-
TIE NeshossIss laSIss Bazaar
opened yesterday
COs-Oa has gone down % = low
figure again this week
Christmas Books ard tae u-u-
al extra quality Of Cerlsszas
Ca-Sts IN great variety n
DxvI1S0N Z WAzDEAv
Have you paid tsaE pol tzxe
Next ye2r yo1 nay vzzs - vote
There seems 20 b. n snzI a.
te1fxrce On the c09re this w-e<- .
Mr. o. II Akens of Uni-y- vas
in Oxfurd Friday and Sarurc.y-
Nrs- c. p Plant va called ID
NIn0na on business shIs week
Mr. WV EgIioss Iefs y7asss y
90 . hsziness TIP ID P2cofa
DuEis. Dolls, DoGEst Ia great
variety and =. special prices Mt
DAVIDSON & WAEDE4vs-
The eh1f-s1 are al aax51Cssy
Awaiting the arrival u Santa
Claus
MR. 8 N1r-a1 OF AohavIEl-
called % see - vale IN Oxferc
Iz-s ~eeS-
Hcn- J. Z Holmes Of Memphis
i aEsendsag Federal CO1rs here
this week
Pr1f- H1Ger Ezrrea q Eu10-
ra- spenE several days II Oxford
last week
Mr. Jno- r Street Ct the Press
once has returned afts- n lev
days A1seccsL
Mr. Collier Parxs Of Parehu1a
-pe1r . s=x days WITH rs family
here rhls xe-<
The S1p@rrassrs cnnVene-
NScday f1r thar lnzs rsg2Aar
meeting f1r 1914
Arrrruey H4oerr H1lnes ct
SenzrroEz MAS u akre1s.1ecs n
couxs here this week
Fuse SSzEs0uery ard Bcoxs.
Fcuaszin P-ns and al stationary
AscessorisS n
DAyzDScS 4 WAEzLkv
Mp. Bzss of College Hill sxs
here asrendT1g - BUSINESS Ahsl
Friday and S2Ezrcay-
No enFlf-s Eo0s nas ewer cee1
hurt by \ B1hksr She Fns
name. Bslhk<n. = en- the ocS1n-
Of e-<ry pair L1n'E ce 5erslves-
Sold orly DIT r. II ZcEiuy-
Mr. G v Przler Ok Gr.eeDrn
Okla - xlsi-1ng as Cd Al1s
fri=ndz II L-afAyse-e cssgaEy-
Ns~~s LaIa Davis xa1 Pexr
Hester. q TzEa, was nere azr=c1
Irr % se1oua n<-1ness FRIDAY
Nessers " p Hss1n= and c
II. QaarEes cf TOceOpol1- pan
their rrspe-s ID the EAgi@ of1e'
yesserday-
Ths farmer Who has raised NJ
uecesssEz=s fog hone living ca-
be cousenEed- even gIxh the bo7
priee Of ecsroc-
Prof B. r Griss01 Of Tub
HIN Scool was in Oxford Sat1r
day ard reports lis school LII
nuurisking condition.
Christmas prsssuss raaS Ar
distinctive and tna< PLEASE
Books ~
DAvrrsox 4 TAEDLaws-
We earn that Rev. c. T. TO-
has beea returned TO the Aooe
vile charge 20 the ceignr Of .
the peopze On that sork-
BiIKken-she one sa0e the chi
ourgrous- No szcks INSIDE 9
cut Thsy combine both COSMOS
and durahzEky- Sold cnly .
= y EoEf<1-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-12-10

Al uers0a are nz<scy notified
aeaizsE --essPassIaS 90 nv and-
hEneinx azl scocx t=prss1aEi-zS.
especially
= " BsCMsKxrT-
The I7fsnt daughter of Mr.
,nst Mrs W G. Nexbcrn did
Friia- altar n reEaFse of pueu :
-nnia- Tue t=er-se sympathy
. f=fz fer t1s devoted AMI c.
rsavec pars1rs-
Rz SALTS hez. Of hogs Of
lzfF=rsnx -Ez-s f-am SE-Ja -.
Also I surrey IN good e1n1sEsoa
s,r she 0< trade for -i1gse 5zSxy-
A = C1ELAvAY-
We wa1r you - es7z@ - an.
Ta<5---x or Ea@ u D1lEs q Tors.
We EhEnk x- kare -he eesx zE=
exe< Shown a OxfsrsE aad wxaz
rA= cpsns1n &C eur fri@sS1s Art
eaz$earzsrs-
DxvEns5S : wxzcEAw-
PsrxD
Il psr~1cs Krs serehy xxrnes:
act - rrez=paass ow A2n1 20 1uE
had CT they xlz o~ 1-.lE slsa a.
Eas Aax tIreers-
D<znrsige B-sx
{ FOR SALE-Az IEc<rnasszzx
Steel Ray 5al@~ n good --pzar
Has bee@ g=exs . Ar-se for ta-se
&C E51r pears vi se4E fer easf
g r-;1ss s7r goats. sne@p- hHSs
CAKE horses cso~n 0r esessn-
IL GacESSx.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-12-10

Ne received 4 peasant ea1I
Manssay from Mr. NJ A Aekn-
ns1z q CslEtszr<r. via = zrrensi-
isr F~ssz-xf Ca9-t- Mr. NeAIn-
ssu - n aa1ve Of Lafayette and
was tom sexen zzlAess southeast
of Oxhori N rE- early SOS a.
farn<r published : paper nere as
a parsa.r Of Cspe- Wu- Delay
n aEso he'd several af1s<isE POS
Sr1c.z ID rhe early G-Es q ozs
aaxn and eoursy-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-12-10

Tssuszzz1s ce pscpiz ksep en- seller
~ wlzh NezraIxlk Eecz1se rAsx %
- kzs,w what 10 IN for T. NexrzlEz
4 : rasa n the nerves. ~ a1c y'ar wznr
. II = I'd sc.aEAe s1e zsrve l<sez8-
Au1zx Szlan-s EzzzezE - the surface
ozrr sh< raz:zfzE p4-r-<3s zs1z rub : in-
Szsurzs LiuiMezz renR<K.<e4 r1Y
r.s;clkfr 10 sin.~ SORE lrrszxcr6 ns<v1 sd
Las sne tnzl.numEz<ion- G<1 . Aa<z1x
e S.,nnz Llnrm<1E for . cenx4 % any
xrxnxrssr AMI hxre Il N the ho1ss
zxzsn,sr Coda s n AID Suozsen J1IExs.
1890. Sezzxzez ard n xizzuenzz-
Ycur rraey hnxk q n1e xzra.1t eux
: -s..s.s r-svs x1zzs1e1 inzssnf rE&rf-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-12-10

The Oxs1r,s Bans. hsst rs 1-sx
cruplees meeting Tuesday TIE
rex In=rrzlenrz have arrived
2nss xs shcuE5 haxe . ina BAnst-
Soue Of the zeEoers ars--
Joe Woriey. Lea1sr-
Ge0rxe woodward J0cn WOOD
ward Byrsn Luezs- Il H0wry-
VILE Crow- z " Back Boo
Naszhews- VILE NIlE~r- Harry
SIX c. c. Kirkpatrick J0na
Doaxsss<. r l. Brosu- Lee
Baxxssre- DexiE SuAGey- vii
Broxr. Charlie NslL=on- FrznS
Mattress. George Heard. Lawsoz
Wiley, George Boyssrs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-12-10
Facts

Eical evidence
E-ts.asss-.- raaF rzn ~ VERIFIED
Hre waA- We Want
OESaf sszs s.1sf@r-
Hers Al e1x1nr-f EEeE-
resR eskr es-S IE
T. < 2ezEsusx- si10-nlszix.r- -sssE4l st.
Crfs-t- saxss Twas sElx=n VITA R-~xe-~
PAIN In my bassx klzst Ennf up anzknts -
wsr< Ay earx cgg -or~ s1s. I1--,e
e,sudur @rcep over cr get % ARR
sitting wlEhan- -far7l d<sr-nG pans
unruuxn my 5.ldx- MY r=sr wass el--
se-n~sf NJ zlxiar BY toe ErsszzsnE 7sas--
-sr-z Of rslss xzfu@w ss-rr-xsssus- a1z- no
rec ~ truu six a. es1rr 1ns- ~ pzEss
sheru- I hal dzzw spells ART r'-E
si-e,f ard zepr=-=<e Al ne TINE
rsz Ds.zsTs kafnsT PflIs AZ k<usszl >
Dear Sz.rs AID ste<r zstax knr-~ esix-
-. Vas xsznpl-ceiv eaEe.A eaesr
fully sunfErzn NV ssrnsr en<tsrs~m@aE
s< sais r~uu-<1F~
Press sar. e All dealers DanE ssHn-
uEw 40 Sc q kaizzzv r~nea get
Dunz's Ksxzzzr Ptlls-rH< SAME sakr
NJ P.H.uex hal Elsczr 4tnuru Co-
Pssr=- eu4zsss n n
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-12-10

Al oersO1 are n=recy r0eI1ssi
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-28
MoRTGAGEs RECORDED.

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Ionatz Hoenir 10 Standard Building and
Loan Association, east side Charlton
street, 525 feet from corner Spruce street,
81, 200.
August A. Hemmer to Katheryn Geh.
rig. east side North Fourth street, 100 feet
south from First avenue, $1,000
Mary Bornhoeft and husband to Will
liam Leyser, south side Chester avenue,
100 feet southwest from North Sixth
street. $500.
Herman Lustig TO Traders Investment
Company, southwest side Bragaw ave-
nue., 1850 feet northwest from clinton
place 1000.
Hyman Mebl TO David KantrowitZ ct
al. south side Montgomery street, 100 feet
east from Charlton street, $J65.
William Gietter to Progress Building
Building and Loan Association, south
side West Kinney street 90 feet east from
Tillie Liebstein and husband TO stand
ard Building and Loan Association, west
side Hillside avenue, 64 feet south from
Avon avenue, $4,000.
Loan Association, west side South
Twelfth street, 1158 feet north from
Eighteenth avenue, $500.
Belle Duckenfield to Milton M Ungar,
west corner Black Stake Creek, acres
OF salt meadow, $3.50.
Albert c. Pedrick ct al. to John G.
Prosch, east side South Fourteenth street.
200 feet north from Ninth avenue $1,000,
and Loan Association, south side Cottage
street 80 feet west from New Jersey
Railroad avenue, 5000.
Samuel Cotter TO Casino Building and
Loan Association, east side WinanS ave
nue. 800 feet south from Kipp street,
David j. Goldberg to Second Ward
Building and Loan Association, west side
South Tenth street, 70 feet north from
Faith Everett and husband TO woodside
Building and Loan Association, west side
DeGraw avenue, 200 feet south from
Verona avenue, $1,000.
Mary ID. Campbell and husband to
Woodside Building and Loan Association,
east side Mt; Prospect avenue. z PIP rect
Same to Forest Hill Land Company,
Salvatore Carslllo to Marie Esposito,
east side North Eleventh street, 200 feet
south from Delevan avenue, 5000
John Dominanckas TO emma y.
Theme. east side Sanford street, 200
feet north from Abinger place, $500.
Joseph Wechsler to Reliance building
and Loan Association, west side Ridge
wood avenue. 4S7 feet north from Madt-
son avenue, $1,000. -
Il. Correll, west side North Ninth street,
$50 feet south from Fourth avenue, $3.50.
Rose Slobodien to Title Liebstein, west
side Hillside avenue, Ga feet south from
Avon avenue, $500.
side Boston street, $50 feet from corner
South Orange avenue, S5o4.
Union Building Company to CONNER
cial Casualty Insurance Company, west
side Seymour avenue, loI feet south from
Avon avenue, $1,000.
TOWNSHIPS.
Anthony ]. FFtck to Gettfried g. Gris
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$4,000 REQUEST
FOR NEWTON HOME
Mrs. Katherine S. Leavitt
Leaves Sum to Institution
for Aged Ministers.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s.-The will
Of Mrs. Katherine Leavitt, Of Lake.
wood, N J., which has been filed here
for probate, leaves large sums TO
charitable institutions. Mrs. Leavitt
was daughter of Rev. Ichabod
schencer, of Brooklyn. and widow of
Rev. William Leavitt, of BROOKLYN
Mrs. Leavitt at one time lived IN
Washington. While here in Septem-
Der she visited Providence Hospital
and while in the yard with one OF the
sisters fire started in the dry leaves.
Mrs. Leavitt's clothing caught fire
and she died a few days later. Sew
eral years ago Mrs. Leavitt endowed
a day nursery at the hospital In the
will she leaves $4,000 additional to
the nursery.
Other charitable bequests are:
Union Home for Aged Ministers,
Newton, N. j., $4,000; Graham Home
for Old Ladies' Brooklyn, N. y, $25,-
900; Brooklyn Orphan Asylum, $4,000
for a fund in memory of Hannah
Spencer, mother of the testatrix;
Hudson City Hospital, New York,
$4,000. to be known as the Leavitt
memorial fund, in memory of her hus-
band, Rev. William LeavittS Long
Island Cottage Hospital, Brooklyn, n.
L, SIS 900, to endow ten beds, in MEM
Dry of her father Rev. DR.. Spencer;
Presbyterian Board of Home Missions
of the United States of America, $780,
900; Home of St. Giles, for cripples,
Brooklyn, n. Y, $4,000; Home for
Aged Women, Brooklyn, N. T., ST., 900.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

~S~~~~~NTN~@~~S<N-rN>@~
IN CHANcERY OF NEW JBRsEY--Be-
tween Michael II. Noonnn. complainant,
and Thomas j. Noonan ct ais, defendants.
On bill for partition. Harry csmpton, solie-
ny virtue Of 1, decree for sale made by the
Court Of chancery In the above stated cause,
beartnE date tho fourteenth day OF soptem.
ber nineteen hundred and fourteen, l shall
Beli at public vendue 20 the highest bidder
on the twenty-ninth day Of October nineteen
hundred and fourteen at o'clock IN me art.
Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, all
those certain tracts OF land situate N seid
city Of Newark, Essex County, New Jersey,
described az follows:
First TrAct--Beginnin in the northerly
line OF Elm street one hundred and eighty
eight feet five inches easterly from the cor
ner OF Elm and Monroe streets, and being
the corner OF land now or late Of Thomas
Hyiand; thence running northeTly along hH
land one hundred feet; thence westerly par
allel with Elm street twenty-five feet: thence
southerly one hundred feet 70 Elm street.
and thence easterly along Elm street TWEEN
ty-fiye feet to the place OF beginning.
Second Notwithstanding at the NORTH
westerly corner OF Elm and Monroe streets,
and from said corner running north along
the westerly line Of said Monroe street one
hundred and ono feet; thence westerly on .
line parallel with Elm street thirty-seven
feet: thence southeriy one hundred feet 20
Elm street, and thence easterly along the
northerly line OF Elm street twenty-five feet
to tho place Of beginning.
Being the same premises conveyed to the
aaid Michael III Noonan by decd recorded In
the Essex County registers office In Book
REL of Deeds for said county, on pages
b25-62s including tho inohoate right OF
dover of the defendant, Mary G. Noonan.
wife of said complainant, Michael II. Neon
an. together with all and singular the here,
dtaments and appurtenances TO tho said
premises belonging or Ia 0nywlse apper-
HARRY " OSBORNE.
Special Master In ChancerY,
$40 Broad street, Newark, N. j.
Newark ~ j., September ~ 1914.
Sept. 30 -Oct7 4 4, 81. 2B-5t.