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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-10-01
A Beautiful, New Piano, SITS.

Now is the time you want a new
piano and we have decided that until
October Goth we will sell this large size
mahogany case, upright piano for $176
on terms of $40 and So month and
give a stool and scarf. We warrant
this piano for ten years. We have
sold large numbers of them in the past
and every customer is more than salts
fed. This will be your only chance
this year to get $500 piano for S176.
Catalogue giving full description of
this piano sent free. Write for it to-
day to GEO. ID. JARVIS e Son, Bur
lington, VT.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-10-01
The Swedish Riksdag.

With the exception of the British
parliament, the Swedish riksdag is the
oldest of existing legislative bodies.
The Cruel Reason.
Mrs. Gossip-How does it come thai
Mrs. Newrich invited you to her party?
l thought you were enemies. Mrs.
Sharp-We are, but she thought had
nothing fit to wear and wanted to
make me feel bad
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-10-01

most Uttered up conditio The roof
OF the cupola to the DIR. Gaines resi-
dence was blown off and doubtless many
other minor accidents took place, which
have not been reported.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-10-01
WEST CHARLESTON.

Paul Gotta has moved to HOLLAND.
Jason Niles still remains very i'll.
A travelling library of fifty books ar
rived last week.
Mrs. Martha Hamlet died Monday
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-10-01
Legal Notices
Estate of Louise J. Allen
Extension of time for Filing CLAIM
Liberation Notice

l, the undersigned, hereby give my son
Lincoln Boulds, his time and will not pay any
bills contracted by him previous or after this
w. X. 3OULDS
Sept. I3, 1915. 8-3wp
, 1915-10-13

Aotncy at sofia states llmt Dr.. Rodosiaycff,
tie Premier, has informed the Greek Minis
Ten that thc landing at SalonIca is OF han
utuous with the attitude Of Greece towards
Bulgaria. as recently expressed, and thot II
the nttJIutc OF Greece is hot altered Buiga-
ria VIII not be responsible for a change Of
feelings by Tire Buigutians. The Bulgarian
Minister at Athens has been instructed to
make similar representations to The GorCn-
ncnt there.
A German oficinl bulletin announces
eBtlore Dyiuek the village Of Garbounoy-
ko, south Of Ilukst, and enemy positions on
both sides Of the village were taken 10y storm
On q front Of four kilometres, ) officers AID
1856 men being made prisoners. North Of
korelitchia, at Labcasy and Sadlezje, Rus
s.an advances have Leen easily rCpuised.
Southwest Of Pinsk the villages of Komory,
Komoru and Plzyhladmki have been taken
by storm, and north and north west Of Gar
tolysk the enemy las been driven back
across the Sjyr, his attocks north Of the
Koyelroyuo railway having failed
A Russian Cf1icINI comlnun.quG states:
II uele is a. IuII IN the region OF Riga. Ger
man uc1upluncs tbICw bombs on SAuCk, ard
IN Attempted Comm c~ftnsiye IL The nc
eIon If MisIot. On The railway Gust Of Mi
1ou, has been son ed. In the Byinak re-
4fen q Iult e. ntD Me village q Galbounov-
Ia is 'esumn g an extremely dtsptlote
chaIactcr, aud to The roth Of the 1illage
The GumuIs Who attacked were unable 10
withstand our machine gun fire and we've
forced TO dcsjst. South OF the Priprt he
cntmv has re-occup ed the village Of Ptjoe.
III the region northwest OF Dulno we cup
tmcd eco pr soneIf, two uench noltols and
~ ~ .. .A.J a,t,. ~ 4A
, 1915-10-13
Translation
PUBLICATION

e is hereby brought to public notice, that
a. Messrs SVEND J0RGENSEN, of Es-
tate "Sion Fmm," and q. NORDBY of
Estate 'Bonne Esporancr," have been M
thorized to represent Government-rpspec-
lively for ChrIstinnsteds and Frederikoteds
Jurisdiktion-a4 to the control with the
management of Estates and the area and
condition of the cane fields prescribed nv
the conditions for obtaining ndyanree from
the immigration Fund for The continuation
of cane cultivation in St. Croix Inning the
period from LIST August 1915 to 3lst March
1916.
Government. ST. Croix, the g October.
1915.
BAUMANN.
Ict9. Vice tforerooy.
, 1915-10-13
ENDTG0RE

nET bekendtg6res herved, at Guverne-
~ mentet har beskilket H'Herrer For
walter SYEND JORGENSEN, "Sion Farm"
og Plantngeinspekro G. NORDBY, 'Bonue
Esperance," til henholdsvis for Christinusteds
og Fredenksteds Jurisdiction at udfore den
Koutrol med Ejendommenes Drift og Sukkel-
ma kernes Areal og T%ilstand, som er hiemlet
j Vilkaarene for Opnuaelse uf FolstI @kning-
cr af Immigrationsfondet til Yedlgrholdelse
nj Sukkerrorsdyrkuinge pan ST. CroiX for
Tiden fla , August 1915 til 81 MoIts 1916
Guvernementet St. Croix, den g October
1918.
BAUMANN.
.tg J.. q.
, 1915-10-13
The St. Croix Savings Bank.

wHF Members of the NEW ST. CROIX
Oh SAVINGS BANK are hereby notified
that the 34th Annual General Meeting will
be held At the Office Of the Institution on
Wednesday the Goth inst. at 4
O'Clock p. IN. at winch a statement of tho
transaction for The year ending 31~t March
last viii be laid before the meeting aud
election. of Trustees take place.
Christlanoted, ST. CrolX, the 4th October,
1915.
By Order
L. j. STRIDIRON.
.IccOAnliuIN.
, 1915-10-13
AU1IANN

IctG Vices orer"or.
, 1915-10-13

WILL JACOBSEN
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-04
LOCAL AND Personal.

| Mrs. H. J. Clark spent Tuesday in
Rocky Ford visiting relatives and
friends and attending the fair.
Mrs. Champ Jameyson had as her
guest this week her sister. Mrs. b.
NJ. Lathrop. Of Colorado Springs.
/ Don Sanford left Monday for Al
! buquerque, N. NJ. where he will
spend his vacation visiting friends.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stall returned
home the latter part Of the week
from months trip to California.
Miss Amelia Leucht returned home
Tuesday night from Denver where
she had visited relatives for several
days.
Miss Muriel Esry left Sunday for
Denver where she will visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Arthur Green. for couple
of weeks.
W. A. Hart and family left Sum
day for a weeks trip to Colorado
Springs. They made the trip via
( the auto route.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George Babcock re-
turned home the first OF the week
from a short vacation which they
spent In Colorado Springs.
4 Mrs. c. A. Mays and daughters.
Fern and Dorothy. returned home
the first OF the week from a weeks
visit with friends In Pueblo.
Mrs. Julius Froese and daughter
Gertrude. returned home Thursday
morning from 4 short visit with rel
atives and friends in Newton. Kan.
Mrs. r. d. McClintock had as her
guests this week her sister. Miss
Ethel Brown. of Colorado Springs.
and Miss Mona Whitley. Of Boulder.
John Nickel and Ed Sanford. Of
Belleville. Kan. left Sunday night for
their home after spending a short
time with Mr.. Sanford's sister. Mrs.
Arthur Martin.
Miss Mollie Cain who has been
spending the past year In Portland.
Ore. returned to this city last Satur-
day and will make her home In La
Junta once more.
Mrs. Roy Smith and children left
last Saturday for her home In Grand
Junction after spending u short time
in this city with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. ~. Teter.
Miss Ruth Larsen returned home
Tuesday night from . two months
visit with friends In Los Angeles.
Calf. Miss Larsen also attended the
expeditions while away.
Mrs. q. C. Blaksssy. Of Preston.
!, Kan.. vas the guest for . few days
Tshs first Of the week Of Mrs. ". c.
Howard. while en- route from CALI
fornia 10 her home in Kansas
Prof. J. w. Shank. who has been
Spending the summer In Goshen. Ind.
II the Goshen College. returned last
Monday to resume his position ~
principal OF the Lincoln school In
this city.
Miss corrine BiilinEslen. Of Glenn
ents. Kan. arrived In this city the
first Of the week and will make her
home with her sister. Mrs. II. c.
Trent druing the winter and attend
high school.
Mrs. u. w. Wagner and children
who have been spending the past
two months with Mrs. Wagner's
mother In Long Beach. Calf. re-.
turned 20 their home In this city
Wednesday night.
Nrs. u. &. Markham. Mrs. J. O.
webb and Mrs. Samuel q. Simpson.
who spent several days In this city
- The house guests Of Mrs. c. n.
eeehin. left Wednesday night for
eheoS homes In Parsons, Kan.
The attention Of stockmen and
farmers IL called 10 the reading no.
de- u another column Of this issue
aaaousciag the sale Of 600 head Of
heofoes q Point Of Rocks Raach.
Wednesday. September Is, 1915.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-04
Phone, Junta 3ll
Farewell Farsy.

Among the pleasant affairs Of the
week vas the party given on Friday
night Of last week by Mrs.. e. A.
Crooks when she entertained about
twenty young people OF the Reform
ed Presbyterian. church in honor Of
Miss Margaret Anderson. who will
leave soon for the east and in De
cember will sail with her aunt. Miss
Emma Dean Anderson. for India.
Various modes Of entertainment
had been provided among which was
anaerams. words pertaining to the
ship and It's cargo. travel and voyage
being used. victrola music was also
much enjoyed after which Mrs.
Crooks served ice cream and cake
The colors pink and white were car
ried out In the floral decorations OF
the parlors and also In the refresh
ments.
Before leaving for their homes.
Mr.. Glenn Wilson, In behalf OF the
members Of the Reformed Presby-
terian congregation. presented Miss
Anderson with q beautiful and use
full gift as token Of their apprecia-
tion Of her work with them for the
past number Of years. and wishing
her godspeed and success In her new
undertaking.
Miss Anderson Is niece OF Mrs. J.
c. Dodds who resides west Of La Jun
u. and has made her home with Mrs.
Dodds for . number Of years. She
has been one Of the teachers In the
primary department Of the Sabbath
school Of the Reformed Presbyterian
church. and she will be greatly mise
ed BY the members Of the congrega-
tion and Others with whom she vas
associated.
Miss Emma Dean Anderson. her
aunt. with whom she will sail In De-
cember. has been In the service Of the
united Prssbyterian Missionary
BOARD. ~ . missionary In India for
over thirty years. aud viii later prob
ably b regularly appointsd ~ . mis-
ssoaasy under the Unitea PrssSytsr-
Ian Miasionarv- Board. go
s...Is:$ f.r,.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-04
SOME MORE SHORT STORIES.

Rev. ID. Howard Dow returned
home Monday from two weeks vis-
II in Manit0u.
Theo. Thulemeyer returned Mon.
day from Gan Francisco where he At
tended the exposition.
Mrs.. 9. c. Taylor and cousin. Miss
Ruth Evans. who speat . month q
Rye. Colo. returned home Moaday
night.
Mrs. Wallace Benson and little
daughter. returned home Wednesday
from . weeks visit with Mrs. Mag
Baum at Fort Lyoa.
Harry Camely. Of wichita. Kaa..
II spsading . short time With his
wife Who 10 VISITING her parsnts. Mr..
and Mrs. II. w. Potter In this city
Mrs. Merritt Babcock. OF Denver.
arrived In this city the first Of the
week to visit with her mother. Mrs.
G. A. Reynolds. and other relative.
Mr.. and Mr.. Arthur Martin. Miss
Leila Botkin. Mr. John Nickel aud
Mr.. I'd Sanford. spent Sunday tax.
Ing 10 the sights In Colorado Springs,
Clyde sinclair. one Of the pos,of-
flee force. 10 taking his vacation a,
this time. aud will 20 70 Denver 10.
morrow where he will spend par, OF
the time.
Mrs. J. II. crosley and grand.
daughter. Miss Mae Stevens. who
have been making IN sxtsnded ,isi,
With relatives 10 ladiaaa. returned
home Wednesday.
Mrs. p. b. l.isvilis aad chiidreh
arrived Wedaes1ay morning from
Eliaa. No.. asd viii make an "a.
ssadsd visit WITH Nm. Llaviile's par.
eats. IT. as1 Mn. b. J. Foxworthy.
Prof. aaA Mss. a. \. Rselhorn
arrived ID this city Tuesday from
Chleaee as1 vill make L. Jun,a
ehsle he0e. NJ. Rsslhoss hsvinr
accs0es1 . Dosotieo b ~ connerciai
dseartnsst q ths higA school.
Miss 0sasvlsve Csalia. Who for
au0bee - ysass eaught II the pub.
lie seAeels q thls elty. tsa1sssd her
reslgnasiea - ~ eeAeel board the
flfse - ~ veek. Her resignation
was DocooaAsy - aeeeune ef ehe III
Asajth - ~ nsehss.
Nis Bssss Dslassv. q Cripple
Cseee. Co0o.. sosae 1Auss1ay ID this
esey = ~ gueA - ~ ssas1parsnv.
NJ. - Ma Q. q. Cnanbess, les,.
ias yesese1ay 0eeniag VITA hsr
ouol Mn. 0ooeUo Gvjos. 6ee Tueum.
esst y. r.. ~ - ssoea1e1 whit.
Mn. Wl11laa Tsoesa asl scn.
easi. assive1 = u Jusaa Wsdaes-
day svss(Dg nm 'ovsssuss. Kss..
~ eDeoe . ~ days ae1so1las 70
ouelaeD 0aaeess heee beeese going
- - poovoe whego Mn. pooeoa ~ill
maDe ~ ho0e M ~ 49,.
~. ~ Nm. =. =. n1aselaceuFt.
- laagAossu ~ 80 nueh. asris.
- = ~ ~ 5husD1av sl0hl. anA
wloI - ~ eoosls ~ . seep,e of
Weoes - \. Q. maes1a11 go family.
whl)e - Eoueo fpo0 ~ osoeo1el irip
thseuo1 cnle6ssnlo - thsls hsoe IL
Duelees p.
Psof. ~ Ma \. L. 1lust whe
havs ~ sDoa1la0 ~ sunnes With
sslao1veo = 11lGsoust oFslvol n Il
Soo(a Tues1ay ~ NM osns =
noooooooOoao = 80 - nlghth
oogpoe =. uone ~ ouuos his
. 60 -
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-04

The Misses Bernice Aarons. OF NIL
waukee. Wis. and Gertrude Mendel-
son. Of Ration. N. M, were the inspir-
alton for delightful reception given
on last Friday afternoon by Mrs. 8.
r. Mendelson and her daughter. Miss
Mildred. at their pretty home on Col
orado avenue.
Large quantities Of varied colored
garden flowers decorated the parlors
and between the hours OF 2:3O and s
O'Clock about seventy-five ladies CALL
ed 10 meet the guests OF honor.
Punch and ice cream and cakes
were served throughout the after-
noon. Those who assisted the host
esses In receiving and serving were
the Mesdames Updike. Milliken. El-
mer Cook. Light. Kendall. Winter
burn. Dallas Kelley and the Misses
Irene Jones. Vera Smith and Clarice
Cook.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-04
s...,*.$s f.r.,.

0O0ot St4utE<0 Nutt0tNO obs&4 UJvGu~
al older ones enjoyed birthday par
~ given on last Saturday afternoon
by Mrs. II. II. Wallace In honor Of
her little son. Harry Wallace. who
celebrated his sixth birthday ami
versary on that day.
The party was given at the home
Of Mrs. Elizabeth Kinsman where
Mr.. and Mrs.. Wallace have apart.
ments. and the little folks spent from
: until Z O'Clock With Harry.
The dining room vas prestily dec
Grated With pink caraations and
roses aad the hostess. assisted By
Mrr. Kissmss. Mn. wieklias asd
Miss Johnsoa. served dainty refresh
ments 70 her suests. After The
lunch the gueses we're escorted % the
court houss park where thsy sa3oy.
- vasioss eanes for Q ti0e ss1 r.
tanned 70 their hoass wtshing Hss-
~ many noss haDpy blssA1ays. Hsr-
~ vas ths FsciDlsat os many sies
birthday sifss.
Thoss vho sajeyed ths Dassy vess
Nssy ElisabssA Kiasaaa. Hslss aa1
C1slasA Xmas, ousts aal 0sacs Heso-
81. Howard ssd Man kssas. DyFea
David. Masy vsiasd. Vieesace Bassss.
Lewis Hsflsy. Ms1elise PjDss. noe-
~ chil1sess. ces6sll CAlllssss. 0ses.
% Chias. euaics Ruth Wsek1las
asd Fay Allises. as1 Nm. nsesls ~.
Ilsos. Mn. David. Mn. RalpA 1elas-
naa. Mn. Edgar rsases. Mn. G. G.
Wtckliss. lolss Nellis Busas asl Mo-
kathesloe Johneoo.
~. -.
Mtss Abbls Hsfjsy eats9ealoe1 .
auotss - hss yeuas fy5se1s Tuss-
1ay svsaias q . vslss ssose sose q
tsws. Assss ~ Dleaie ssDoee NJ
bses saJsys1 ~ yesas Sslks sseuss-
- - Mn MssIey's hsns vhsss ehsv
sosss ~ svsalas ptayiss vasleua
osaes. fhsss. whs psssssloses1
| - ~ oflAls wsss ths 11tssss Dress
l1sees. 11absl Clesh. psasl 1llll.
1la1ellae Wse1es. CAassssas Cssh
80 A1bess oesbes. JeAe psaaj1eea.
Wesosv oewsss. Lewis 1lss1ssDoa.
Dhd Clask. AlIea ueeee onl ksWtl
11s1ley. fhsy we're ehaDssoss1 ~
l1sA 1ssljsg.
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oualay essains q S.e'sleeh = ~
Das1oeD - ~ Cheelaus 11euso, -.
susfe1 ~ vs1l1ag = ~. ~. =,
oasoohoP ~ ~ 1Inole DueoGg. ~
|(e rDooGougG r.. ~ eogomonJ
~ Dog)Dou11 - ~. 4. 2. HDo1)cU
9 g 60 a. - = g z
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-04
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6ayssrk oslsls ssd llcslc.

. child" ~as verified last week BY
the member Of the q. A. z. asd W.
X. C.. whea o. two occasions thsy
enjoyed . hay rack ride and Dicaic
In the couatsy. The first Of The tvo
passies vas eajoyed on Friday evea.
ins q The ho0e Of Mrs. Joe Thivssss
and ths secsad q The hons Of Mrs.
Eussss Hiil. bosA livins II ths oar.
6ea Of eAso. sase oe tova. Hay saeks
were peovidsA - cossvsyascs 70
asd from o0va. aal tAs ''youag
Solks" snjoys1 themselves y ths full.
81 sxteaG Dsllcjous rslrsshososs
we're sesvsd by ths hosssssss q bssh
occastoas.
f1eale NaoVss - Cssu UsaGe.
Mis- Millrsd Msa1sloea vas ~
sDossib)e TOT ees q the nese ds.ighe.
iu1 asfain q shs week vhea she -.
tsssaiss1 . lares suabss q ~
fsise1s - . Dleaie suDDss 80 eesa
Foese Tuss1ay sveaias.
Ths yeuag Dseols neseesl = .
Djsasaas Dlees soseh q ths eisy vhess
. 1afos beoflse vas aa1s sal cosu
80 vslsss vese rsases1 esl the ~
nle s1oDes sajsys1. Aflss suDess
ee0e t10e w. GDeae - Daayiss vasj-
~ oo1ss as1 s1aslng seaos an1 ~
yooaG lolks eeeusoo1 - eOva aboul
-..As..:. a..
~ Ta-Aslsas Club ~ vieh nlss.
oolvos 1assooge q ~ ho0e - ~
~ oveooe - ps11ag alossDeoo q
~ vssk. Sooo1oo Uoet 1esne1 ~
llvessoes - ~ oeoog1oeo ~ looou
~ hooeeoo ooevo1 dolosy soeVoGh.
ooaeA ~ ooogoD g ~ G0uo vogu
m Wll11s Aehev. Nm. Chae.es ~.
~. Nm. ~. r. Usge1g ~ l1tos ~,
~ paslos - 1oaselasslI)e. ~.
oSt&,v.
M unog Coos saosslolne1 =.
oosno11y 8 eng1o l1oa1a0 esoo1nG
g ~ 49, = 0oonDolo ogoooa \
hooGg g ~ nc1ooUoo aDooouD1Gr
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La Junta tribune., 1915-09-04
Csozso.-Gehh.rdt.

Wednesday evening at O'Clock
in the pariors OF the Chestnut House.
occurred . simple but pretty we'd
ding. when Mr.. w. L. Croxton, Of
Canton. Ohio. took as his bride Miss
Carrie E. Gebhardt, Of the same city.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. J. F. Findley Of the Christian
church. who used the beautiful and
impressive ring ceremony. The we'd
ding was witnessed by the brides
sister. Mrs. Eysther and husband. al
20 Of Canton. Ohio.
The bride. with her sister and
husband. have been spending the
summer In Colorado. Mr.. Croxton
Joining them few days ago. making
Miss Gebhardt his bride on Wednes-
day evening. The entire party will
visit Colorado Springs. Denver and
then on to the Pacific Coast before
returning to Canton. Ohio. where
Mr.. Croxton has q home furnished
for his bride.
Mr.. Croxton is = Wholesale grocer
Of Canton. and both he and his
bride are members Of the First
Christian church Of that city. Mrs.
Croxton being one Of the teachers In
the Bible school.
The remarkable part Of the we'd
ding was that Mr.. Croxton was \ pu-
pill Of Rev. Findley when he taught
school In Star county, Ohio. The
two had not met since Mr.. Findley
closed his work NJ the school. and
the meeting at this time is consider
ed quite . coincidence.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-04
lass'snal Receptios.

The home Of Miss Clariee Cook
was the scene Of . pretty party on
rhursday evening Of last week when
she entertained Informally . number
Of friends.
Quantities Of roeses. sweet peas
and other garden flowers tasiefully
arransed. spread their frasrancs
throughout tho pasiors. music and
dining rooms. and cards and Other
forms Of amusement were indulsed
In. Later the hostess served Q dain.
" two course luncheon.
Miss Cooks guests were Miss Ber.
nice Asrons. Of Milwaukee. Wis.
Miss Gertrude Mendeison. Of Ration.
N. ~. Miss Grace 0oodloe. Of Lex
ington. No.. Mr.. Reno Cortesi and
J. II. Chateauvert. Of Halifax. n. g..
Emmanuel Mendelson. Of Pueblo. and
Mis- Mildred Mcndelson. Mr.. and
Mrs.. Elmer Cook and Max Rothois.
all OF this city.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-04
Mp % co.sy l.la.a.

The Epworth League Of. the Meth
odist church gave very novel SOC
ial Tuesday evening in the basement
OF the church. The guests had been
invited to take . trip TO "Coney Is
land" and after ali had assembled
the trip began and one BY one they
were ushered through. and such de-
Erees ~ the "33d," Chamber Of
Horrors" ''Aeroplane Flight" and
other similar degrees were conferred
upon each candiate. After thus be-
ing initiated the guests were taken
to IN amateur picture show which
greatly delighted all who witnsssed
II.
Refreshments were served BY Ras-
tus In regular Coney Island style and
the entire trip. including refresh-
ments. only cost each candidate the
small sum OF 25 cents. consequently
4 neat sum was realized by the young
people for the church treasury.
Dclightful Reception.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-18

ing at 10 O'Clock. with Circuit Judges
Pritehard. Knapp and Woods in at
tendance,
Cases argued:
No. l347-Standard Engineering
Company and IL *. Stokes, plaintiffs
in error. Vs. Oriental Bulkhead and
Improvement Company. defendant n
error; error to the District Court at
New Bern. n. c. Argued by J. F. Dun
can. Beaufort. n. c.. for the plaintiffs
In error: and by Larry /. Moore. New
Bern, n. C, for the defendant in
error. and submitted.
No. 1S4S-William V. Thrush. plain
tiff in error. VS.. Iva Lea Fullhart, de-
PENDANT In error; error to the Dis
trict Court at MartinsburE, w. Va.
Argued by VIM. Macdonald and F.. c.
Reynolds. Keyser, ". Va, for the
plaintiff in error; and by VIM. II. Grif-
fifth. keyser. w. Va, and Roscoe A.
Heavilin, Marion, Ind, for the de-
PENDANT in error, and submitted.
Case in call today:
No. 1349-Southern Railway Com
pany. plaintiff In error. VS. c. s. Cook.
administrators of w. NJ. Poteat, de-
ceased defendant in error: error TO
ths-pists!ct- Court paHville,--Na.
To be argued by William Leigh. Dan
Vile, Va, and r. r. Tunstall, Nor
folk, Va, for the plaintiff in error;
and by b. II. Custer and Henry Wood
ing. Jr., Danvile, Va, for the de-
PENDANT in error.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-18
IF KIDNEYS ACT
BAD TAKE SALTS
SAYS BACHACHE rs SIGN YOU
HAVE EEEN EATING TOO
MUCH MEAT.

When you wake up with hacEache
and dull misery in the kidney region
it generally means you have been
eating too much meat, says we'll
known authority. Meat forms uric
acid which overworks the kidneys in
their effort TO filter 1t from the blood
and they become sort of paralyzed
and loggy. When your kidneys get
sluggish and clog you must relieve
them, like you relieve your bowels:
removing all the body's urinous
waste. else you have hackache. .sick
headache. dizzy spells; your stomach
sour,,, tongue is coated, and when
matte twinges. The urine Is cloudy,
sore. water scalds and you are
times during the night.
Either consult a good, reliable
physician at once or get from your
pharmacist about four ounces of lad
Salts; take a tablespoonful in a giass
of water before breakfast for few
days and your kidneys will then act
fine. This famous salts Is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice,
con oined with lithia, and has been
used for generations to clean and
stimulate sluggish kidneys. also to
neutralize acids in the urine so II
no longer irritates, thus ending blad-
der weakness. .,,.,.>. -.-.-.o.... ..'..,4
lad Salts ic life saver for regular
meal eaters. II is inexpensive. can
not injure and makes a delightful
effecvescent lithia- water drink.-Adv