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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-07
FIRE ON FORTS DIRECTED BY AIRSHIPS THE
FORTS BEING UNABLE TO RETALIATE BECAUSE OF
SHORTER RANGE or THEIR BIG CUNS-LICHT
CRUISERS BEGIN ATTACKS OF FoRTIFL
CATIONS IN ASIA MINOR TO STOP
TURKS
tpY ASSOCIATED PRESsl

LONDON March 6.-Grand Duke Nicholas according 10
Peograd dispatch husng again at the Teuonie center in Po
land after successfully countcrne all attempts ouan his forces
IN Eastern Gaicia and East Prussia
few days the Russians said to have gained little
on the Bzra and Rawka rivers Yesterday reports mentioned
attack Scncce Today Vienna says the Austrans made
partial attacks cast Of Pioo This about the point where
the Auians and Germans linked successful thrust according
to experts would compel general retirement in central Poland,
wound enable the Russians operations against Crcow
always the foremost in the campaign plan Of Nicholas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-07
[NI0MBEO MINERS SAVED
Iou seven Men ihic To Walk Out
~ Mrrckcd Mine Auer
Four Days

UINTCN. ". va. March . For
ts.-.,. minors we're rescued a''fn
t0.a rom the workings oi tlr IaF.
land ines. wh'rh were wreck hy lr
.,r.r m Tuc.iav
O.. men wcre four trfa and
u.F. uithout food or drink lw
rsr. 10 70 ralk ou' Huaifoi aHf
.H . rlcoycr
I.s -e-eucrg frs found five 'r
seized M kissed fh.m C8.fUnHe
OBJ. --h. They found f0riy-tt0 -.0
Ir yarde further aHaf
er -. nf'v-fhreo have bfor rr
sre live. anf 81 bod rrf0surI
THf ro unarrounfea fa- 500 fHrr
. H0pe % anY ~ 'io u
tc.Hg lIfr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-07

ways ben q bitter opponent OF a
.rchists b.r, and abroad The me-
entered tbc church with bomba con-
,..lcd beneath their coats and vh,.
t..y got chance they li,;hted ono
with cigar The iuec began t0
puticr when % dctuuye put his
GOT un q, Aharuu went toward IA,
altar 90 light another bomb, but q
detective caught nm Both men
ere rushed from tho church so
0uiolly Tint tbc Worhippers hardl,
tnDD there bad been trouble
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-07

WASHINGTON g.. Nad GrmsH bee asked ths
United sais a. o be- drmaff nif... tonsianinaps
hould hf Allied lDf1.s or0Hpg isi pilf.
Auhstado Mmasnfsu bee hsra .nHInl.d 90 assums ths
dug alfn ih laman anain affs aih hl Qhanan
mrnH ip tatlIfl4 ihf Hrpls srfrird irrpalsf fapis
ihr, frff ndfaaa hsi thi iuf hafs made ssianslss
fspaiaiiniI. in dai.ta all appfa.flf a lhf fspaai
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-07
BAD MILK FOUND
BY INSPECTORS
SOME HOTELS hND EE~Iht
RANTS TOjND 20 HiNE
NnuITERtIID pRODItT

s representative Do OF analytical
examination oI mills sample er
cured 90 m fHo taIrywon uptiug
mills 20 Amarillo. also samples from
hot1s. restaurants and H0afliUr
house. show. fho following oOud'
tious. 90" number OF the sample o.
u.,i at ths time instead oi tie
rawr OF t.o lairymau or other
parry from .UW fH" Wplo ul.
taken
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-07
ITALIAN WINS BIG RACF
Bob Eurnham Machine Turned luf
tie lniuring Ills Ncohaniciau
Seriously


O. oeafef rrfs
-hN FRANCISCO. CAL. March %
Eo.'a won ihr Vanderbilt uu ..
I0uOhilc race today The 'w, $500.
|..1.3- Wilcox came second nfn
1896. and pn'.cu 'fir1 with
...2T.
JOB HurWau's machine f"rII'U
tr1r the Palace OF Nachucr, IOo
,"ry DTS machiu'alsu. broke fi.
mig. and was burt iutoruaI, Bur
lI.r ur. oily lightly fuIurl
Hr.ta drove iNo same car V,fh
rI.h hr won tho Grand Prize ia'
V.0E Ip-rt. sore froGu.nl lHr.rr
f.. race when fln TRACK became
.rrrory from tlc OIL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-07
Open Championship Tonlnamcnt

CHICAGO, u, March b.-The
worlds championship thrcC-cushion
billiard tournament will begin here
this afternoon Twelve stars from
all sections OF the country viii
make up the field Alfred De ORC.
holder OF the championship. will be
in the entries. and Is the favorite
in the betting. The tournament viii
last eighteen days playing TWO
games each day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-07
PREPARING NouIRY To ALIIEs

WASHINGTON D. c, Mareb G.--Pr.sdr7i Wilson and
Secretary Bryan have oonfdrred o rqu Greet Britain
and France asking how The declaration of hs embargo by the
Allies commercial aisreose b-4cn German, and neutral
rcuuirss ~ BE- carried so r he inquiry hi MOI been sent.
They may await ihe receipt ~ ihf order
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-07
STRIkEHS nENT OFFICERS
or nESSEMTR COMPANY


GROVE CITY. pa. March Co.
s crowd OF striking moldcr az
tackled four officers of tho Bces-
cmcr Gas Engine Company today a.
the entrance work.. and beat them
severely. The police and state con.
.tahulory Dispersed the crowd and
rescued the Officials
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-07

.our.f skinned mub GOD contained
rnetr01rH'. fIf. d0pIar .. 0lI.
iif.0r .r. 0f f0rI .. r.fni ..'. If
. mUha.iyr. f.r .ur0ua 0' H
nr1 rUfnr.rHfn a fHf HHr IH"f
rfruIn. fr.nn
rl h0f rarnHHrf HHf U..f
Hru.n mff
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-17

p
After O light run OF light wellssthe
Weir sand development on Blue
Greek, Elk district. Kanawfa county,
has come TO the front with q good
producer. It IS the South Penn OIL
(; Company's No. 5 on: the W. A. Nc.
corkleg farm. located 7o0'feet west Of
No. 3. and produced 245 barrels the
first $50 hours after II was drilled in.
to thefpay.
on.Leesoon Run, Central district,
Doddridge county. the Carnegie Nag
ural Gas Company drilled It's test on
tho j. L. Waldo farm through The
Big iInjun sand and has q 10 or u.
barrel pumper. Tho well showed
very little oil until after Il was given
a shot. On Meathouse Fork OF Mid.
die Island Crock, four miles below
Big Isaac. GrecnDrfer district, the
Philadelphia Company drilled its
No. on the a. L. Speery farm
through the fifth sand and found Il
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~
barren. but has a fair gasser In the
Biz In Jun sand
In Union district, Ritchie. county. R.
2. L. Frimier has drilled aItest on the
Floyd Brown farm through the Keen.
or sand. 1T tssas gasser with ca.
pacity Of 100000 cubic feet a day.
In the new Development on Fish:
Ing Greek, seven miles west OF Pine,
Grove, Green district, Wetzel scoun.
ty the Wildwood OIL Company has
drilled It's No. ] on the J! B. White.
man farm through the Big Injun
sand and Il is showing for so barrels
Q day. In the same development. the
Morgan OIL Company completed a
test on the Leonard Morgan farm and
will not have better than 1O.bar.
rel pumper. In Grant district, Ritch.
10 county, the Wallace Oil Company
drilled its old No. 4 on the ]! E..
I.owther farm from the salt sand to
the keener and has 10.barrel pump.
orc in the lower formation.
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PITY THE POOR
MILLIONAIRE!

The war gods will play their littls
jokes--eyen the sold.sheathed person
of Willie Waldorf Astor is not i'm.
mnne from their pranks.
Aston, who Is tho descendant OF n
German immigration, renowned
American citizenship good many
years ago because the U. S. A. was
not a "lit country for a gentleman 10
live in"-it's most annoying NANTES.
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4vls SALE

FOR SSSEESBl1nH 60oss, cash Uo0Ss.,
journals. .ledsu.s. record books. bill pay
able. t.!ai balance. time books. Fairmont
Printing and Publishing CO.. Monroe
street l0-13.tf-No. $50.
n. F o r S AL E-Set2 of spiral bed
springs. practically now. Address,
box $685. West Virginian.
1l-lo.3t-No. $50
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PREESAVARDED AT
MANN|.NGT0N SHOW
Guy sturm Took First Hon.
ors Among Boys in Acre
Production.

Prizes were awarded at an agrlcul.
tural show last Saturday ut Manning
tomas follows:
Acme Production Contest-First.
Gay sturm; second, Clark Hibbs;
third, Homer Ryan; fourth, Charles
TAFT; fifth, Harry Troy; sixth. Hsr.
bert Rice; seventh, Wayne Yost.
200 Hill tbest 10 cars)-First,
Ralph Campbell; second, Walter
Glover; third, Herschel Hayes.
Single Ear-First. Raymond Will
sons second Homer Moore; third, Wal
ter Glover; fourth, Stanley Norwich;
iifth, George Huey.
1. Potatoes First, Otis Gump; sec.
ond, Gassell Taft; thirl, Maggie Keen.
an; fourth, Walter Couch.
Poultry-First, William Fritz; sec.
ond. Kenneth Glover: third, Olive
Dawson; fourth, Carl Gump.
Best Anconas-Tirst, Naomi Barr;
second, Dayton Davis.
Farmers Division.
Best ten ears yellow corn-Firsrt,
u. ID. Meyers; second, Walter Myers;
third, Clark Hays; fourth, Homer
Campbell
Best ten ears white corn-First, s.
F. Couch; second, Samuel Ash: third,
u. Al Hibbs.S
Best single ear-First, E. d. My.
ers:i second, Walter Myers; third,
j. u. Metz.
Apples Best display of Ave or more
varieties First. James Shaw; sec
ond, Elmer Atha; third. D. c. Hibbs.
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BOWLING AT Y. M. c. A.

AT the y. NJ. c. "A. last night the.
Monongah Glass clened up for the
Traction Company in postponed con-.
test, and the West Virginia five dupli.
cted the performance, with the league
leaders on the regular schedule.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ss:4 ssH5s Ssss
.4.l.f Wz4uIED-FEhiALE

DanoE Knitling linili invites CORE:
spondence with woman DESTROYS OF
earning money. full time or spare
hours Experience unnecessary. Good
pay. Address international Mills Inc,
Dept. 81, Norristown, Pa.
n 1l.15.2t.No.. 543
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ArTHe FRONT.
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE oE sALE,


NOTICE OF SALE. -
BY virtue OF the authority vested in ms
by deed OF trust executed by ~. B. Camp
bell TO A. ]. Cutlip., Trustee, bearing date
August ]. 1913, and recorded in the Clerks
ONCE OF the County Court Of Marion
County, West Virginia. In Chattei Trust
Deed Book No. =. page 1876. ] will. on
Saturday. the 4th day Of December, 1915,
at the residence OF Howard Pyles. on Dun.
kard MIL Run. Lincoln district, Marion
County. West Virginia. between tho hours
OF lsoselock ?. m. and o'clock p. m. OF
said day, sell, at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, the following property:
One black and white COW named Spot, ons
dark red COW named Red, one brindle COW
named LII. one brindlc COW named Daisy,
one red cow with white back named Red.
one Holstine COW named Rose. one red
and white Durham COW named Beauty,
one brindle COW named Brlndle, one red
COW named Cherry, one Jersey COW named
Jersey. one bay horse named Tony. one
bay marc named Nell. and one sorrel mare
named Bessie.
Terms Of Sale.
Said sale will be FOR cash In hand on
day OF sale.
Given under my hand this the Cd day
OF November, 1916. 1915.
11-?.9-1e-?3 A. ]. CUTLlP.' Trustee.
Notice Of Dissolution OF Partnership.
Notice is hereby given that the late
firm of l.. D. Snider and T. 8. Neptune,
trading as Fairmont Transfer Com.
rany, h asbeen dissolved, and that
said dissolution dates from the. first
day of October, 1915, and all accounts
Outstanding on that date IN lavor OF
Fairmont Transfer Company have
been sold to c. F. Crane, whose Office
Is in the Fleming Building, Fairmont,
West Virginia. All persons knowing
themselves indebted to said firm prior
TO the date OF said dissolution, will
settle the same with Mr.. Crane.
Inc ralllt,ont n.e.e unanv
will continue in business at the same
place unuer the ueifUt o., . SIC
of L. D. Snider, T. S. Neptune having
disposed of his interest in said firm to
l.. D. Snider.
7. S. NEPTUNE,
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luAETITIA r1eDONAI,D.

The engagement OF Lactitia Nc.
Donald, beautiful louisville (Ky.)
society cir, to- Wallace Irwin, has
been announced.
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II you should have a fire, we'llsbet-
William y. GassaWay, special !nyes.
tigator OF the Hanoyc. Company
GOULD talk you clean out OF your dam;
ages claims! l55,s
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CARD OF THANKS.

Mr., and Mrs. Chester j. Goodenoush
desire to thank their friends and
neishbors for their many kind acts.
words Of lsynpathy expressed, and the
beautiful flowers received on the &C;
casion q the death Of their beloved
son Harold Goodenongh.
AT THE FRONT.
{ sergeant-tTo private at Asractiee)
You got bull-(bull,s eyel that
time my man! ~
Recruit-splendid! ,'l
sergeant-Yes-it'st in the field on
the right Of the target!
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tation of "unfitness" was the income
tax.
Now England has laid hand on the
purse of her loyal adaptive son and
takes a war tax OF onc.third OF his
income. or 100000 a year. Pity the
poor billionaire! Where now will he
turn to find a taxlcss country fit to
live in?
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-17

FOR RENT-seven room house 5se
Gatson Ave. $500. Apply Geo. 81
Brobst, Watson Building.
10.2S.tf-No.4So
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MONEY I.

MONEY LOANED in. sums Of 80 10 Sst
repaid In small monthly payments. No
reference or reinforcement! requirel.1 Bust.
ness strictly confidential. Address Boz
$685. Clarksburg. w. ValE !.2s Itf-No!as5i
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FOR RENT room house; all mod
ern conveniences. e. Park Ave
Apply Geo. II. Shoemaker.
Il.13.tf.No: 541
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FOR RENT-Two very desirable
seven.room houses and one fiat. In
quire F. P. Kelley. office 306i Main st.
Bell phone. 11.s;tf.No.s 5Sl
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FOR SALE room house with bath
F street, East Park. Call Con.
phone SAW. Easy terms.
11.12.6t:Nostss
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Ho!9Ho! Ho!
The Carr family residing near Lau.
rel. Miss. have named their new heit
Ford. Thus Ford Carr springs into
fame at the jump!
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FOR RENT-6 room house with bath on
Maryland ave. closu in.i Inquire r. Il,
SwearIngin. 100 Pittsburgh avenue.
1880. L. No! 49,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

5000 WEEkLY easily: 50c pFont On
every dollar. No deliveries. New,
unique, fascinating business. Every
thing furnished free, No money re.
quired. Experience unnecessary.
Write quick. Ira. Seymour. Mgr,
Springfield. o. l1-12.l5:No. 537
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FOR RENT viii have a nice sever
room house for rent Nov. Mt Kollcy
Place. 3rd and Walnut Inquire my Of.
fee. 900 Main street. F. p. Kelley.
l0.23-tf-NogAsf
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WANTED-Experienccd billing and
office clerk. Inquire, Dakota Coal &
Coke Co., ,Fairview street car line.
Consol., phone F.17.R.2.
11.15.3t.No. 544
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CAN'T FOOL HIM.

i"she's against viyisection.'
yet found that ont when | tried
TO open my heart TO her.
The Club Fellow. i
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FOR RENTING Furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. to couple
without children. Use 4 OF bath and
telephone. Call Bell 55 W. or 10l5
9Th street. 11.l6:tt.
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FOR RENT-Three or four furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Z. Park
Ave-. B street. Con. Phone 5SS:.W.
11.9:6t.No. 532.
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FOR RENT--Two or three furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. APP
ply Pierpont Ave. 11-15-3t--No.542.
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HOUSES FOR TENT

FOR RENT-4room house on Chicago
street. Apply j. B. Crowl, SOFIA
street, L. Park. 11.l3.6tNos54Q
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FOR sALE-6 room house with bath
on Conway street. Con. phone
574.W. Easy terms. 11.12;6t:No.,5 3S
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MEN, our illustrated catalogue .ex.
, plains how we teach barber. trade
in few weeks, mailed free. Write Mo-
Ter Barber College, Cincinnati, Ohio.
1l-5.G-No, Sis
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Terms OF sale.
Said sale will be for cash in hand on
day OF sale.
Given under my hand this the I'd day
OF November. 1916. 1915.
11-:.s-1s-:s AL. cUTLlP. Trustee.
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Grasp an opportunity while YOU
have a chance TO own u business Of
your own. 1000 profit year round.
Small capital required. Can, show you
how. If interested address at once
C. B. X, care Box ACT, Fairmont, w,
Va. No. 5S5
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HELP WANTED-MALE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. boy; steady
work. Western Union Telegraph
Office Watson Building. 'ss
11-11.3t.No. 536
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FINANCE, OIL, GAS AND PRODUCE

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-22
Free to
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o'clock a. m, Saturday, October 3,
1915, at the county auditors office at
the court house. in the city OF Rich
mond.
Bids will be received for the COM
pletion Of said work In accordance
with the plans and specifications on
file in the auditors office OF Wayne
county.
Bids must be submitted on blanks
designated by the state which may be
procured OF the auditor of Wayne
county.
Each bid shall be accompanied by u
personal or surety bond In sum not
less than the amount OF the bid, and
in all respects conform with the law
governing such matters.
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
BY order of the board of county
commissioners of Wayne county.
L. S. BOWMAN,
1928 Auditor Wayne County.
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tour, will be the attraction at the
Gennett theatre Thursday night.
This season Mr.. O'Brien and his
manager, Oscar F. Hodge. have as
sembled a company OF prominence.
Besides the star, the roster of come
dams includes Eddie Mazier, who has
been a strong feature with this COM
pany ever since its conception; Pete
Detzel, another favorite with O'Brien
audiences; little Major .Nowak, Emile
s.ubers, Lasses White, Chas. Strong,
and score of others, all top-notchers.
The singing features are promised
as particularly delightful, the list OF
star vccalists including among others
such we'll known names as Matt Keefe
and David Morris, phenomenal
basso; S. B. Gilletti. Don Palmer, AL
Palmer and a large chorus. M. S.
Latham directs the special orchestra,
while the specialties are promised as
numerous and classy, including the
new act by Neil O'Brien called Dark
towns Bravest Fighting the Flames"
in which the star appears supported
by large cast, and THE Penny Ar
,cade," in which Eddie Mazier has the
leading role.
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OBITUARY..


Lydia Jane Anderson, daughter Of
William and Lydia Jane Anderson, was
born April IL. 1865, and departed from
this life September IS, 1915, aged so
years, 5 months and 1 day.
When just baby her mother passed
away and she was cared for by the low
ing hands of her grandmother, Eliza
Anderson.
She leaves one daughter, two grand
children. one sister, one brother, three
half sisters, two half brothers and a
host of relatives and friends to mourn
her loss.
Throughout her illness as throughout
her life she was forgetful of herself
and suffering in the thoughtfulness of
others.
The influence Of her strong Chris
tian life was felt by all who knew her
and having placed her trust in the one
who knoweth and understandeth all,
her departure was to her not black
death but an entrance into the richer
and sweeter experience OF serving her
Master over there.
She has gone and oh we miss her
But our loss is all her gain,
We will try as she has asked us,
To meet her where Christ will ever
reign.
Funeral services were conducted at
the New Liberty church on Wedces
day morning, September Is, 1915, by
Rev. Zelma B. Mills.
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OBITUARY..

Jacob L. Smelser Of Centerville,
Ind, died at his home September IA,
1915, after an illness OF only a few
days. Mr.. Smelser was So years old.
He was engaged in the livery business.
He leaves a wife and one child, a son
of 20 years. Funeral services were
held at the home at p. m. Saturday
last, conducted by Rev. Sara l.. Stoner
of Eaton, o.
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Gennett

In all the splendor and freshness of
q brand new scenic production, with
a company of undoubted superiority
and with all new acts and features.
Neil O'Brien and his great American
minstrels, now on their fourth annual
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FOR SALE
ASK for Economy Creamery Butter.

ASK for Economy Creamery Butter.
THE ANNUAL NEW CASTLE DU-
ROC EVENT.. A. Smith will hold
his 10th annual sale of Durocs, Sept.
80. 1915, on his farm, 2h miles south
OF New Castle. Ind, and will offer IS
head OF as richly bred and immuned
Durocs as can be found, 25 fall year.
ling gifts. Is spring gifts. Is fall year.
ling bears, tried sows and 3 sows
with litters by side. This offering Is
sired by such males as Cherry King.
Joe Orion. son OF the international
champion. Tippy Col. Col. Smith.
Much Col. End. Defenders Prince.
Ohio Chief Jr., Col Sensation. A. BIS
Orion. Cherry King Orion and others.
and out Of dams their equal in breed.
ing and individuality. Look at Lady
Tipsy with her by side. wonder If
any could wish for better and sow 6S
with her 10. Terms-Cash or bank
able notes. Parties from a distance
will find conveyance to and from the
Bundy hotel, New Castle. Auctioneers.
Albert Morris OF Indianapolis, Colonel
Lee James and Colonel B. o. F1anna-
gan, New Castle Sale will be opened
with singing and prayer. Free lunch
at 11:15. Sale will begin at 1915.
John Bell, clerk. 22-24-2S
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-22

wANTED-special Inducements to
reliable man; permanent position
salary earned payable weekly. Apply
now. First National Nurseries. Ro
chester, N. Y. 1871
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-22

WANTED-Bicycle tires and automo-
bile inner tubes to vulcanize. All
kinds Of repairing. Called for and de-
livered free. Wesley Brown 4 Son.
Phone 1886.