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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-04

Mrs William Murphy is what is com.
monty known As a grass widow" Her
husband left her and their little child
IA daughtcr-many years ago and has
never been ncard from since.
But Mrs. Murphy did not let any
grass grow under her feet if she was
a grass widow. She soon made up her
mind that she was real widow, and
as there was no "Philip" to help her
as there was to help 'Enoch Arden : :,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19
FREE
With each Csc purchase OF
Nyai Goods. Saturday, March
20. 1915. two Gold Fish and
an Aquarium.
OREGON DRUG CO..

The sick roll continues, but most
all are improving, Cave Hunt Is able
To he out aud his wife demonstrating
Nathan Smith Is slightly better; Mrs
Sarah Kelley Is slowly improving
Henry reret Is still very sick man
Verne Meyer is very low with pneu'
monia, and Is IN the care Of a trained
nurse. Mr. Dungan's condition Is
such that lie Is In the care OF I've
trained nurses,
VIM. Kuhler, Of Warrenton, Mis-
souri,, Was here few days last week
the guest Of Rev. W. l., Meyer liz
first came lefe In 1873 and left ere
IN 1865, and was a neighbor OF the
late George Meyer, IN Forbes town
ship. lie Was made citizen Of the
United States during his residence
here lie Is now In his slst year, and
seems 10 enjoy good health. lie has
purchased the Sam Schultz property
In the northeast part OF our city ant
will remove TO Oregon In the near fu
ture.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19
Cost of Going Cut in Two
California ExpOsitiOnS

Get up u party and go to the California Expeditions
The cost has been cut In two
Let me help you do IL and explain how to comfort
bly and zee the most on the way.
Don plan tn take the fast, It train you can find, and
travel lckty split You want to be able to and enjoy
TIN. scenery Take u easy and bp to through Col
orado your way ont iii at IN Pullman and
look hour after hour that glorious scenic panorama
of Mountains and Valleys. Famous Pixies Peak, The Roy
al Gorge where since, nature in giant conorton rent
solid granite to make for the wild aud beautiful river
which tosS,s through the backbon. of the Rockies
All those won l,rs You have heard tell Of aud which
you should
TN. Burlington Route C. Il. ~ q. L. runs Pullman
Sleeping directly past all these places in daylight.
Denver, Colorado Springs Pueblo the mouhtains, aud
through Salt Lake City Ia San Francisco aud Los Angeles.
No change Of ears aud cia ckag If you 10y the Bur
lngton Route. lon don't make trip like this often
Why not make the most of il? Let explain IL all aud
help plan n trip to tit your particular needs Write to-day.
j. T. Birminglanl Ticket Agent. Burlington Route,
Forest City, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19

Lees Egg Maker viii make your
liens lay more eggs. For Sale by
u. q. PuLLirs, Druggist.
Miss blanche Hahn, the daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs David Hahn. Is now
a student Of the Chillicoihe business
College, a, Chillicothe, Missouri.
-Watch for date Of Spring Millin-
cry Op,ning at
Mrs T. A. NETHERLANDS,
Oregon, Missouri.
+ l., Williams, OF Maitland, was
here, FRIDAY OF last week, making his
annus' settlement with the county
clerk as road overseer OF District %.
--Dr Is d. simmons, OF 81. Joseph,
was called Monday IN consults tion
With Or. logan, in.the case OF Mrs.
Chris Jami'on. who Is, alrrmingly Ill.,
Nov l. the Innate yet your work
horses IN shape for spring work. DR..
Hess ~ International Stock Tonic
wi I help YOU. For sale by
z. O. PHILLIPS, Druggist.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19

Miss byrd Peret was a st. Joseph
visitor, last saturday.
Harness oiled with Neat Foot oil.
CLARE CASTLE.
Henry peret for the past ten days
has been very sick man, but il nov
some better.
Thursday Of las, week, March
lith, We were favored with the first
sunshine day for ten days.
Rev. !. !. Cok.ly will preach TO
men only, sunday afternoon, at .
o'clock. At the Methodist church.
subject ~ Gospel for the Men Of
To-day.
-.Ilenr, Ilrrslncr aud wife are now
nicely located IN their city home
here, which they recently purchased
from Philip Markt, aud known a.
the Carey Bunker place.
Now i the time tn smoke your
meat. Wrish,'S Condensed Smoke
viii do II No danger u lire and very
little trouble. For sale AT
puILLir'S DRl" STORE.
Albert Iluiatt sold his farm Of
~ acres, two and hair miles south.
east " oregon, iu the Howard
brothers, one day la,l week. Greene
y urrrur. one 1T our live real estate
firms. made Tie deal.
Thr NiririN store j. >huwiu The
tines, a,,pr' mrni amt have a window
display " EASTER GOODS that
make, II worth Suur whi,etugo several
blocks out II your Nay Just To see
this window,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19
FOR SALE
A good house and lot
in Oregon; In good
condition. Inquire at
THE SENTINEL office.

Our New Spring Goods are now
In the store and we invite your In
spection Of the incest lines of Win
dow Curtains, Curtain Goods and
window Shades, In number OF styles.
Ladies' Furnishing Goods and Chill.
dren's Dresses and Rompers.
THE VARIETY STORE.
"A. o. bankers, our recorder, left
Monday evening for Hannibal, where
he goes to the state convention Of the
w. o. w., IS a delegate from Corning
camp. The delegates from this por-
tion of the state Joined at st. Joseph,
whers they. took . special sleeper over
the Burlington, and on arrival at
Hannibal 1t was asked for their
use while ct Hannibal. The Maitland
band accompanied the delegation.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19

We are sorry 10 hear that Mrs,
John Markt, east Of town, l. a very
sick woman,
Fred Castecl, IN the very prime
Of vigorous young manhood, and 4
most worthy Young man Of Fores,
township, di,d at his home near For
est City, on Tuesday uf this week
March 10Th, aged about - years W,
hope for an obituary for our next
issue.
becoming a grandfather twice IN
one week II the record made 10y Mr.
Levi Lynch, OF this city. March 9Th
his son. licrt, Of ScottSbluI. Nebraska
became the fat her at son. ON Marcl
10Th, Tommy Lynch, Of LeOna, Nan
sa>, duplicated the stunt. Al con
cerned are doing we'll.
r. l.. Prize. uf this city: T.. a
Allen, Of Crazy; lien Terhune, al
Mound CITY: q. l.. McNaul, Of Matt
land; i, u. krusur, Oi iiigelON, at
tended meeting Of the Retail Hard
ware and Implement Dealers Asso'
citation, of this section OF the state
which Was held In 81. Joseph, Tues
day, of this week. Mr., Price IL IA,
president Of the association.
The Ian SiprS sale last week VA
well attended, and the bidding VA
spirited. Prices ranged well up
Cows averaged 80 ~ per head, rang
Ing from iGo 10 49,: hay u all klnd'
sold high alfalfa vent ~ ~ per ton
The safe io,allrd Sl,as3 Cot lahl
VAS the auctiuneer Thus far he la
cried ~ sales, that brought a total ol
, sG,i5rub or tu,al u ;i2sH Tor eaclu
salt
Mrs i, NJ. Thompson and family
Of Cameron, wish to thank tie dea
neigihur> aud old.,ime friends o
Oregon and vicinity, In behalf o
their mother, Mrs Fletcher, for ihci
kind remembrance IN sending a beau
iifui post card shower, which brought
with them many Kind thoughts o
! the dear ones back AT tie dear oil,
home at Oregon, Mrs, Fletcher Il
still quite feeble,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19
For Those Who Care

Having received instructions and
taken the agency for the Barcley Cor
set Company, Of New Jersey, largest
makers Of strictly custom made cor
sets In the world, ] cordially invite
the ladies Of Oregon and vicinity TO
call at my place Of business and have
measures taken for your new Spring
Corset--only concern In the world
which gives you written guarantee
for one year ON boning, material, front
clasp and to be cut TO measures
which insures fit. Prices Of this
Corset, $3.50 to $500.
Am also carrying In stock com
plete assortment Of styles OF the J
c. G. Corset, made In Jackson, Mich,
Please call and inspect my line before
purchasing. Prices OF J. @. Co., u on
to $500. Yours for Business,
MRS. E. 4. NETnERlAN0,
OREGON, MO.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19

between q ana 10 o'clock Wed.
nssday night, the home OF Andy
WEIGH In the north part town, was
discovered to be on lire. In a few
minutes a crowd Of willing workers
were on hand with plenty OF lire
lighting apparatus and soon had the
tire out before much damage was
done. A large hole was burned In the
roof which required about three
punches OF shingles to Tepair.-For-
est City News, March 18th,
-Worster sSmallwood Is now a
granddaddy for the first time, and
you ought to see how he Is acting up.
There came to gladden. the home of
MIR, and Mrs. Wilmer Doughty, OF
Fillmore, on Saturday last, March
18th, a tine specimen Of the baby boy,
Tie mother was formerly Bessie
Smalluood, Of this city. Uncle lIar-
ry was so delighted that he went over
on horseback to see and get acquaint-
ed with his nephew.
On last Friday night, George Tay.
Tor and wife gave a social dance to
their friends. Those present were;
Mike Prussman and wife, John Milne
and wife, Roy Grimes, wife and baby
Reuben Brown and wife, Mrs. Clint
Kelley; Misses Susie Cordrey, Nellie
Prussman, Hazel Womack; Messrs
Fred Meek, Dave Fsncher, Clarence
Bradley, Earl Woods, Willie Pruss
man, Charlie Walker, Perry McBee.
Perry McBee and Fred Meek fur,
nished the music.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19

have been residents NJ Holt county.
They are enjoying reasonably good
health for a couple that las passed
their iscoru years They have four
children Henry resides at Nebraska
city, Nebraska: James In Colorado,
Mrs Emma Greiner, In Cook, Nebras.
Ia, and Mrs. Anna Scheub, Of ore.
gon.
May theii days yet he many.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19
ONLY

One more week OF the Great
10th Anniversary Sale and
Voting Contest. Take ad.
vantage OF this Big Bargain
Feast and help your tavorite
win a handsome present free.
kREEk & HASNESS.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19
Judge Ben r. Morgan is very sick
with tomach trouble.

Judge zen r. Morgan IL very SIGN
with tomach trouble.
Miss Norah sipes was a ST. Joseph
visitor one day last week.
Get your Harness oiled at Clare
Castles. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Miss Fayla Quick spent last Sat.
urday and Sunday In Forest city With
Miss Ad.line Jamlson.
James keeney is moving to town
this week, and Is occupying the resi-.
dence with his mother.
IL. !. IIilley, Of New Point, Is IN
-. Joseph, this week, serving as
United States petit juror.
Miss Lulu Crawford, Of Forest
city, spent the latter part Of last
week with Miss Margaret Boyd.
-CarSul, Dr. Hess, LySol and
Lees pip. M FOR Sale 10y
T.. .. PHILLIPS, Druggist.
- several sets good secondhand
Team Harness for sale.
CLARE CASTLE.
Henry Iloltgreve, who has been
IN st. JJ>epu h,~p'ta,. las been
brought 10 lis home, and II IN very
ptccarious condition.
Don't forget tie box supper 10 he
given al the school house tomorrow
Friday night. Proceeds for the ath
lctic fund. Come and boost a good
cause along.
Judge NanCanp vas here Mon
day, and he told us he Lad been To st
Joseph. aid during last week sold twC
mowers and large bailer 10 ST. 10
seph parties.
Herbert Caskey, wife and chill
dren, Of ST. Joseph, Sundayed viii
Mrs. Caskey's parents, Mr.. aud Mrs
G. H. Price, AMI sister, Mrs. Fred
philbfick, husband and children.
County Clerk Kunkel has turned
over the delinquent real estate and
personal tax books, for ioii,t Collec
tor Henry Alkir., aud lac would b,
glad u you would liluid'te your de
linpuent taxes.
The Variety store l. the author
lied agent of Holt county. for III,
Celebrated Pictorial Review Dres'
Patterns. Any ord for Patterns
either 10y mail or phone, will recei,,
prompt attention.
Owing TO my being confined Il
my home 10y Illness. | would lie crate
ful to my friends " Ilry would call al
my home, and give ne their ORDER
for toilet hygenic goods
GusrN rrrEHuNN.
Miss Jessie BOYD closed a yer,
successful tcrm uf school AT Chambers
last Friday. Miss lloyd las made lh'
TIP to and from Chambers, from
Forest city, every day this wint.
through rain ~ Nn1w,- Forest CT!
N"HN, March T.
Mis-, Anne Ninli", ihr efficient
teacher OF the Highland school, va
given a genuine birthday surprise Al
tie >rhuuI ON Wrinr> i,y after
noon last, Her scholars brought
We'll ladrnri ba>ketS, llllcd viii
good ,hins, 10 eat, and the allail
proved a most iapIy sucrrS, Mis-
Kiniie Is greatly beloved 10y pupil,
and pat fOuS,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19
So Years Married.

TnE SENTINEL sends it, kindly
greetings to Father and Mother John
=. Seyier, whn on saturday, uf last
week, March lJih, rounded out their
- years Of married life. They are
both natives Of Germany, he being
born October ri, lsII and she IN May,
ISIS. They we're married IN Virginia
Illinois, In 49,, and for tifty years
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19
:. Farmers Phone

800, Oregon.
Mrs. James Gelvin was a st. 10
sepn visitor, Friday Of last week.
Hand. Made Team Harness at
Factory prices. CLARE CASTLE.
Miss Nell Kennedy and Ruby
Hanna, spent saturday In Mound
city.
Let Clare Castle show you Why lie
can sell harness cheaper than any one
else
Mrs Laurence killam and son
have returned from their visit In Mt.
Ayr, Iowa.
Miss Mary lBeeler l. in charge Of
Verne Meyer, who il alarmingly III
with pneumonia.
Edmund Schroeder, u Corning,
vas looking after business here. Mon.
day OF this week
Misses Monaghan and SwartI,
trained nurses, are icfc ~ charge OF
Hon. T.. C.. DUNCAN.
T.. -. rhilIips l. exclusive agent
for DR.. Hess. international and Lee :
stock end Poultry Food.
Tor Seed oats call on or address
Jesse C1threy, Route I, Oregon, No.
Martin Phone, ~ South.
-Dr. whitsell, eye and ear special.
list; ~ corner 9TH and Edmond, st.
Joseph. 10th homes. pia
Mrs. Sherman Iiibbard. Of Kansas
City, spent sunday here with her par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. u. Iook
For Sale-A good two room house,
10 he removed from premises. In.
1uire al TiiE SENTINEL Office.
Mrs !. G. IIinkle. Of the forteS.
cue npighborhood, Who has been vi
~, IN reported to be some better.
For Sale-Six or seven hundred
good hedge posts. Farmers Phone.
u. T.. PoLioCk.
Sugar Cure your meat With
Wfights Ham pick.e. For sale at
PnILLir'S bnr" SroHE.
Christ Brunt never has come back
from Minnesota, and viii locate here
again a. soon a. hc can lind a place
ban liurrler aud Wife have re-,
turned from their California tris, and
Ian says they had u delightful time
horn TO Walter iirock aud wife
Friday morning, March 18th, a bah,
girl, Dr j. l.. Hogan In attendance
-shauck Smith, Nlu left this coun
Try In lnla for Arkansas, las returned
And H. nov located near King city
Missouri
Our county clerk, ban kunkcl
mas issue lni hunters licenses thus
lar IN lhc year up t. SATURDAY last
March lHhL
wharf G. rfoui Eye, lar
NOSE, ThrIl', tl5 fraurt, street,
AineS Tpullc Lemon BANK, 81 30
S'ph Missouri.
10 Rent enc snail farm uf -
acres about % mites rf,' - oregon
Mo Can IN t,rrru" \ Greene, Drc
gon, Mo- Tor term.
James \. Lease. II forest city
ani Charles Wait, Of ,raip, ave ,rrv,
Ing A. United States g'aud Jurors at
- Joseph, tbs week
Hr and Mrs, Charles Davis. OF
Beatrice, Nebraska, spent sunday
hrre with lhr laltrr'S parents, Rev
and Mr. II kipiingrr
Miss Laura Hunter, ", II, Rich
ards slenographrr, spent saturday
aud SUNDAY with her parents, Who re-
side Al Ea>ton. Ibis state,
Remember that Ne Vii send you
TUE SENTINEL ard Kansas city
Weekly star, one year, for only II 10,
price Of Tue SENTINEL alone.
N W llill and pa,e Romine, Of
the ForI.scue dist let, we're here
Monday on some business matters,
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-17

sessments, and other charges as its
bylaws may prescribe for its main
tenance; but no member shall by
reason of his membership be person.
of the club. No person whose mem
bership in the club has terminated
by resignation, expulsion, death, or
otherwise, or his heirs or assigns,
shall by reason of such membership
be entitled to any legal or equitable
interest in the property or assets OF
the club.
3. The petitioners desire that the
said corporation shall have the right
to purchase, lease. rent, or other
wise acquire or hold property, real
or personal, and to borrow money
and execute bonds, trust deeds, mort
cages, and other instruments of OBJ
legation or security; that it shall
have the right to sell, convey, lease,
rent or otherwise dispose of its prop
erty in whole or in part, or to change
the location of its property, when
ever it may deem proper; that its Of
ficers shall be elected in such man
ner and have such duties and powers
as its bylaws may prescribe; that it
shall have the right to sue and be
sued, and to have and use a corpor-
ate seal, and that it shall have all
other powers incident to corporations
under the laws of the State, so far as
appropriate to the objects stated here
in.
Wherefore the petitioners pray for
an order of Incorporation in accord
ance with the terms of this petition
FRED MORRIS,
e. T.. HUNT,
JNO. M. GRAHAM.
Attorneys for Petitioners.
Filed in office Dec 7, 1915.
]. f. DOBBS, Clerk.
l., j. E. Dobbs, Clerk Superior Court
Cobb County, Georgia, do hereby GER
tify that the above is a true and com
plete copy of the case as above stated,
the same being of file and record in
this office December 18th, 1915.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF l have
hereunto set my hand and affixed
the seal of said Court, this December
9Th, 1916.
J. e. DOBBS,
Clerk Superior Court Cobb County
Georgia.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-17
PETITION FOR CHARTER.
State Of Georgia, Cobb County
To the Superior Court of Cobb Coun

State Of Georgia, Cobb County:
To the Superior Court of Cobb Coun-
ty:
The petition of Nj. L. McNeeI, A.
Y. Cortelyou, e. A. Groves, J. e. Mas
sey, Henry s. Cohen, d. P. Butler,
Ralph W. Northcutt, Guy H. North
cutt E. l.. Robertson, T. A. Gram
ling, Jno NJ Graham, Jas. j. Daniel,
J. R. Brumby Jr., d. R Little, G.. p.
Reynolds, E. c. Gurley, w. A. Du-
Pre-, Jas. T. Anderson f. W. North
cult, Geo. II. Keller, Chas M. Brown,
Fred Morris. Z. L. Stringer, w H,
Parkinson, e. Fl. Hunt, E. P. Dobba,
j. l.. Turner, VIM. Tate Holland,
Geo. F. Montgomery, L. B. Robson,
j. M. Austin, j. H. Smith, l.. d.
Hoppe, Fl. n DuPre, Joe B. Brumby,
E. G. Gilbert, e. H. Clay, Howell
Trezevant, T. M. Brumby, Jr., P.
Camblos T. l.. Wallace, ]. ID. Malone,
L, A. Gilbert, o. T. Nolan, S. n.
Rambo, J. !. Black. J. NJ. Fowler,
#. g. Marchman, A. Fl. Gilbert, N.
A. Morris, j. r. Brumby, w. A. Flor
ence, G. W. DuPre, NJ d. Norton,
Thos N. Hemp, R. G. Clay w. fl.
Wyatt, Sr., w. T. Potts, j. ID. Reyn-
Odds, Geo. e. Daniel, NJ M. Sessions,
John H. Boston, j. W. Hancock, r.
NJ Brumby, ST., w. e. Benson, r. j.
Hancock, F. F. Reynolds, A. c.. Beall,
w. M. Reynolds, Josiah Carter, all of
whom are residents of said county,
shows
/. The petitioners desire that they
and their associates and successors
be Incorporated for term of twenty
years, with the right of renewal I'M
der the name of MARIETTA GOLF
CLUB, as a social and athletic club
which shall have it's corporate situs
and office in the said county of Cobb !;
its special object being to acquire,
hOlu, iHipi Wv anu use a. u dCL vi IdHu
in or near the City of Marietta in
the said county as club-grounds for
the playing of golf and for other
sports and forms of amusement, phys
ical exercise. and recreation, and to
build, equip, and maintain thereon
a clubhouse and other structures,
and to provide places for swimming
and boating, and to make other inn
proyements adapted to these objects
and to the usual uses of a country
club, as the club may from time to
time determine.
?, The said corporation is not to
be organized for the purpose of pc
cuniary gain. and shall not have cap
ital stock. Its members shall be sub
sect to such initiation fees dues, as
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-17
MUSIC AT METHODIST
CHURCH SUNDAY.


Organ Prelude: Andante Cantabile
from the 5th symphony of Tchain
kowsky.
Anthem: BY the Choir.
Offertory Bercense in A by Ze4-
bruck
Postlude: Fanfare by Dubois.
EVENING
Prelude: Evening Star, from Tam
houser
Duett: Mrs. Stephens and Miss
Cooper.
Offertory: Intermezzo by Steane
Postlude: Roumanian Bridal March
by Waring.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-17
SERMONS AT METHODIST
CHURCH NEXT SUNDAY

Morning sermon at the Methodist
Church will be ''The Human Condi-
lions for Pentecost," the text being,
Acts /, a.
At night the pastor will preach
on Abraham the Friend of God"
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-17
MARKET AT HODGES.

On next Saturday, Dec. Sth, 1T
Hodges drug store from 8 to IL o.
clock, the young ladies of Mrs. w. l..
richardson Bible Glass Of the Me-
thodst church will hold sale Of
the following:
Pineapple, Cocoanut and Devils
cake, Doughunts, Brown-bread, unit
bread, cheese-straws, mayonnaise,
stuffed dates, candies, etc.
The proceeds Of this sale will he
used by the class for their Christmas
offering for the poor.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-17
WE WANT

AT ONCE, LOAN APPLICATIONS
FOR $500 TO $4,000 ON EITHET
CITY Oh FARM REAL ESTATE
SECURITY. WE HAVE FINE
LISTS OF REAL ESTATE FOB
SALE. CALL BY AND SEE
Us. WILLIAM TATE HOLLAND
SUCCESSOR TO R. N. HOLLAND
AND SON, No. / REYN OLDe
BUILDING, MARIETTA, GA.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-17

Portrait Agents and others. Send for
our large illustrated catalog, show
ing frames 14f and up. Portraits
$50. In business over IS years.
Samples free. Credit given. I'D
dress N. NJ. Friedman and Co. Mfgs.,
Box 800, Martinsburg, Mo. We make
a speciality of odd sized frames. 1t.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-17

WE WANT-To become connected
with some reliable shippers and
will pay high prices for chickens,
eggs, hides, furs and peas. Write
for prices. Collier and Roberts, One
onta, Ala. 1t.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-01
Commencing Monday, February LIST,
and Continuing the Entire Week


zoo the hua Gardiner will hold 20 ~"e clearance
Goods Jd and Shoes Men and Boys Clothing
Electrical Goods Musical anything
o. with the
Public adsm this
SPECIAL WEEK.
IN
IN
1t will miles take
advantage o. Moneys Event
Don't forget the date The whole week Of February inclusive
uarethea stores hh MBagahnstog ah
Ban Drug
Davenport
Naughhn
FERym&c
ghmnCo eP0w@C
Drawn Piano
Banns1
MARK company Geo. More&C
These Merchants Will Save You Visit Gardiner Bq Sale
Evening star., 1915-12-22
ARMY-NAV.
Army Orders.

First Lieut.. Frank S. Besson. Comps Of
Engineers, is detailed as member and
recorder OF the board OF officers OF the
Corps Of Engineers appointed for the
purpose of considering AID reporting
upon such matters relating to the or
ganization, equipment and instruction
Of engineer troops. vice capt Jonn J.
KinEnlan, general stan. relieved.
First Sergt, William H. Goede, Com
pany F, 4th Infantry. is placed on the
retired list at Brownsville, Tex, and
Will repair to his home.
Second Lieut.. Edwin r. Gimble. Corps
of Engineers, will report to the ex-
amininE board at San Francisco for
examination to determine his dtness
F First pt serEt Peter Klein. Company e.
18th Infantry. is placed upon the re:
tired list at Fort Mcdowell. Cal. and
win repair to his home.
First Sergt. Orion L. Clark, Company
F, 18th Infantry. 10 placed upon the re-
tired list at Ell Paso. Tex, and will re-
pair to his home.
Leave Of absence for one month on
certificate Of disability 10
granted Capt. Samuel NJ Do Lofre.
Cook John Mccinness. Isth Company.
coaet Artillery Corps. is placed upon
the retired list At Fort Miley. CAL, and
wiA repair to his home.