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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14

rheumatism may mean lot only the
suffering of the present. but a ccm.
plete breakdown from which there
may be nd recovery.
II must Be borne In mind that Rheu-
matism In a blood trouble and in its
early stages, Is not necessarily ac-
companied by pains shooting through
the joints and muscles, nor by swoI-
Ter joints, o outward indications
beyond q slight numbness in the limb s
and pains In the back. This very TACT
may lull the sufferer into believing
that the disease IL OF a Temporary 10
cal nature. caused by a slight cold or
Sleeping In . drzoght In many cases
this In bud the beginning Of the die
ease, which. II not taken In time.
will grow rapidly worse until
the result will b Rheumztism
In It's most virulent form IL IL we'll
N sound the warning and impress
pom every one that these slight indi.
cations should b given prompt Wig
and careful attention. for they
denote that Uric Acid IL present IN
the blood and unless e~radIcatsd
win work rapidly until II has contain
mated the sntire system. These
symptoms, mid in the beginning,
gradually Crov n Tho ailment
temporarily relieved By liniments and
blistsT4ng yin finally tail 10 respond
% thsss treatments for the reason
hat add IN the blood cannot Be Grad
icafed By than. 10 viii soon cause
encruoatinE pains IN the joints. mus
cles and limbs. II viii cause chronic
stomach troubles. bad digestion and
torpid liver. The blood will becorno
20 debfiitatsd from being fnvreknated
with he Uno Acid poison that the
Whole system IL liabls a. any time
N brsak down. Whns not eossa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14
LINSLY LOSES
Madison School Defeats Third Team
second Team Plays THadelphiA
District High Today.

The Linsly third team was Yesterday
defeated by the Madison school team by
the score OF 10 to IL. Stobbs starred for
the public school boys. while Jacobs
watkins. Belford and Standerwick play
ed a good game for the Cadets
The Linsly second team plays the TrI-
adelphia district high school eleven this
afternoon at Elm Grove. This promises
10 De a good game as these elevens are
evenly matched. Saturday the Linsiy
fourth team will play the Madison
school second team. Linsly is this year
putting four teams In the field. aggre-
eating over SO men and more than half
the school.
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Style
Quality
Price
Fit

lin kraus-made clothes decide you
to get your new suit here. and you
VIII be a winner, too.
style: Our clothes are mace by the
leading manufacturers OF the United
States. the men who originate the
styles.
Quality: Our twenty years expert
ence in this business enables us TO
pick out the $ quality cloth for our
suits and We see that We get this
quality.
Fit: The men who design our
clothes are paid big salaries to urn
out sizes to ft everyone. and We have
all the sizes.
Price: SIS to $40.
IL you are looking for style. quality.
ard fit at the right price. then it's a
kraus-made suit that you want to see.
Weather for today:-Fafr.
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RED SOX
tconeausd FROM Firs. rars.,

one TO stir the blood. II was a battle
from the jump. with the issue EVER in
the balance. Twice Il seemed hat
Philadelphia had a winning margin.
but twice the Red Sox hammered
their way TO the front. Piling up
three .uns in the eighth and ninth
innings. they got the decision 3 20 4.
... a Regular Rinafist.
IL was a batting bee in which the
Phillies get a. early start. Their big
war clubs were ringing merrily when
the Red Sox determined to take a
hand in the affray. From hat time
forward there was a crashing. clout-
inS chorus that sounded a sweet
symphony in the ears OF the fans.
For the first time in the series tine
hum Of the homer was heard in the
land. The Boston hitters got the
range % the short field stands in cen
ter and sent three balls hustling there
for the circuit. Hooper got two OF the
home runs and Lewis another for
Boston.
The Philadelphia players who had
had their batting sights carefully
trained on the stands and close set
fence long before the series began.
vainly tried 20 meet the invaders at
the home run ame Luderue lifted
one high over the right field wall in
the fourth. but here the heavy firing
OF the home folks ended. and for the
last FIVE innings there was never a
threat OF philadelphia tallies. The
short fences Of the little Philiy park
confidently looked forward 20 as a
benefit 20 the home players. proved
In M end their undoinE. Cravath.
home-run monarch OF the National
League. was expected 10 break up sew.
eral games with smashes out OF tho
lot but he got his long hits In Boston.
where they were speared for senaa.
tional outs. and before the home
crowds "Gavvyr could only swish the
air when fans we're frantic for a hit.
10 had an ideal chance today IN tho
first When tho bases we're full and no
body out. but "Gavvy- NIT into a dou
BILE play. His halo vas decidedly Ion.
sided ~ this time. but when he ignomi.
%nously famed twict thereafter n was
swept entirely away.
Good Enough 20 Win.
All through the worlds series the
Red SoE have been just rood enough
10 win They lost their hrst meeting
with Alexander. but thereafter were
mot 10 be denied. When the pbua.
delphia team heided brilliantly ths
Boston players shown with much
brighter degree Of radiance which mar
roviy separated the winner from the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14
OFFICIAL AVERAGES
FOR ALL PLAYERS
In WORLDS SERIES

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. l3-The Off
clal averages Of the world series which
closed with the Red Sox a winner in four
OF the i've games played shows George
roster. the little pitcher OF the Red Sox.
- the best batter. with an average OF
300. although Duffy Lewis, Of the Bos-
ton club, was the real leader. with .4st.
and Luderus. OF the Phiiadelphia's. sec
by the official scorers are as follows:
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run drive into IN. rght center stand.
Gardner az. Gardner flied out to Pas
kert. Barry up. Strike /. Barry out
by the Observation-Disclosures route. Csdy
up. Bail 1 Cady flied out To Paskert.
Two runs. two hits no errors.
Eighth Inning, Second Half.
Bancroft up strike I. Bail 1. Scott
tossed out Bancroft a. nrst. Paskert up.
bali !. Strike l.. Paskert popped out
TO Gamer. Cravsth up. Bali 4. Strike
l. Ball : Ball 3. Strike .. Cravath
walked. l.uderus up. Ball 1. Dugey
ran for Cravath Strike I. Luderus
was hit by q pitched bail. Dugey going
to second. Whitfield up. Strike I. Ball
/. Poster threw out Whitfield at hrst.
No runs. no hits. no errors.
Ninth Tanning, First half:
Becker went 20 right field for PHIL
a~delphia- Foster up. strike /. strike 2.
Hall !. Foster struck out. Hooper up.
strike l. Strike .. Hooper got a homo
run into the rigat center bieachers. IL
was hts second home run. Scott up.
strike l. strike .. Fou Ball /. Ball ..
Bancroft threw cut Scott. Speaker up.
Strike 1. Ball I. Pail >. strike >. Speak
er struck out. but Burns had to throw
him out at first.
one run, one hit. 20 errors.
Ninth Inning, second Half:
MEMOIR up. Foul strike I. Strike 2.
BAH I. Niehoff famed. Burns uP. Burns
was out Gamer unassisted. Niehoff
batted for EtNey. killifer up. Scott
threw out Killlfer At first.
No runs. no hits. no errors.
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Yielding AvcraRe1.

The fielding averages show tina Gain
honors with 1.O00 each: Luderus' per-
centage In $50 and Hoblitzelrs .sT6.
Catchers-Cady. Thomas and Carrigan
each 1000. Burns .973.
Pitchers-Alexander. Foster. Mayer.
Chalmers. Leonard and RiNey each 1000.
Shore .S33.
Left F1eid-whitted and Lewis each
1-0Oo.
Center Feid-Paskert and Speaker
each 1000.
Right Field-cravath 1000. Hooper
SIS.
Third Base@Gardner and Stock zach
1000.
Shortstop-Janvrin and Scott each
1.00e. Bancroft .s5s.
Second Base-Niehoff 1000. Barry
800
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14

Lynch. Brown. Time OF PERIOD rs
minutes Michigan scoring Touch
downs: Smith. q. Ingham. Maulbetsch.
Goals after touchdown: Benton 2; Coch-
ran. = Marietta scoring-Touchdow n
Richardson.
Substituuons:
Michigan@catiett for Benton, Bast-
an for smith; Calvin for Roehm; Ben
ton for cattistt; ZsiEer for Calvin;
Hoehm for Zeiger:. Warner for Howe:
Marietta Richardson for Freshour
Mickstrom for Meister; Altman for
Wickstrom.
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ing OF the game when in the second
inning he crashed q ball against the
center field stands for three bases,
The drive missed being a home run
by inches only.
The Phillies massed nine hits Off
the diminutive Foster for a total OF
IL bases. This hitting was good
enough to have won any of the game
that went the way OF the Sox. except
the contest today. The Sox since sat
urday last always seemed TO hold the
winning hand.
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8TEWA1T-rHUElGAN
Bout At Erie, Pa. saturday IL Attract
ing Connderable Attention

walter Stewart. who has been out OF
the boxing game for the past several
months suffering with a broken arm
VIII eappear In the ring Saturday e,-r-
ing when he meets Leo Zimmerman Al
Erie, Pa. Stewart Is at the present time
N training At New Castle and t. under
me direction OF Jimmy Dime. Both
tnese boys are good Fighters.
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} nuns three MUS, one error.
Ttfth inning, First HALF:

Eosetr up. Bail i. Foster singled
over short. Hooper up. Ball 1. Foul
strike 1. Foul strike 2. Ball ,. Hooper
was hit by a pitched ball Scott up:
strike /. Foster was almost picked off
second by Burns line throw. Strike 1.
Scott flied 10 Whitfield. Foster and
Hooper remained on the bags after the
catch. Speaker up. strike /. Ball 4.
Bali 2. Foul strike . Ball 3. FOUL.
Speaker was out. Rixey 90 Luderus, Fos-
ter going to third and Hooper TO second.
Gamer up. Ball l. Bail 2 Strike l..
Gamer flied out 70 h
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SINGLE G. WINS
CUMBERLAND STAKE

LEXINGTON. Ky Oct. 13.-single o..
by w. @. Barefoot. OF Cambridge
lily. Ind. one OF the star PAGERS OF the
chief event OF the grand circuit races
here to-day in straight heats and took
a new record in the first. going the mile
was extremely fast, the quirter being
reached in 500. half in 100 and the
'hreeauar'ers nm I;sSH
Sumberland stake for 2:o5 PAGERS OF
Ssssen SSSSsss:; !, M. ewhiicj:, J ] !
coiSmSia Fire b.e. i-strani.j ! 3
our Colonel. b. h.. (Childs) -. 6 8
R hasioT ci Sps. sn g. tNysPhy}::;. :
Jay s. b h. CJsmison). :...,.. dis
s;2o class trotting. , in 5. $1,000:
1McDonaid5 Aioinseh 9,
Truesad, b. m. (Cox) ......... 5 2
e GSsa Worthy; b n. tRodneyl 2 4
back Governor Dr. Cutter -.
Ruby watts. b. h. twwiiehtj: 3
b baTiEy P9rser' 2, &: tEyster). , as
Time: s:o7x: s:os2: i:osH'a S
sU III second and third money.
Iottie simmons. br. m, (Todd). s 3 2
Hernia Carey. br. M, (Deryder). 8 2 .
y A L. b. &, (GosnelD ....... 4
I Ta virsinia blk M tMoxl;.. : 8
Alice McGreeOr. b. m. CMcAiiis.
Time: 2:o7%; a:oiH: i:o7h. I
Two year old trot. 2 In 3. 1900:
General Yorks. b. c.. by General
Watts. (NuckoIs) .......... 1
sublime BIS by Worthy Nc
Forest b, c. CUtterbackJ. 2
Time: 2:i3h 2:11L: 2:I3h.
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r.lsnts Inslns. Tir., n.lf.

Gamer up toul ltrikg IouL
ne which Stock could not reid in time
lIswia 1901 Foul strife q Eau a. Gain.
Or and Lewis scored on Lewis home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14
SP0RTSMEN
OF state win Hold Convention in Hunt.
ington, October 22nd and 23rd.
Many Addresses.

The ninth annual convention OF the
West Virginia Forest. Game and Fish
Protective Association will be held In
Huntington. on October 22nd and 2srd.
and many from this city Will attend.
Addresses will b. made by Gov. IL. ID.
Hatfield. former Senator \. Bliss Nc
Crum. J. 4. ~Nisduesney. state fish and
game warden and president of the asso-
citation. w. \. Bratton. Congressman
Adam Littlepage and Senator n. G..
Keim. Governor Hatfield will speak on
West Nirginia-Her Past. Present and
Future"
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- hit ana throw him out a. nrst Burns
.uu. NfrIra. l. Uuu o. Fuul strike q
Uurns fouisd out 90 Foster. Hixey IN
Rail T. strike o strike q HiNeF
singled Co Icft stock up. stock niod
out g. Hoopcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14
MICHIGAN WINS
FROM MARIETTA

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Oct
ins ram football gave the Unfverzty
OF MICHIGAN eleven a - to Q victory
over the speedy Marietta q. college
Team here today. Smashing. old fasn-
loned play enabled the wolverines 10
obtain a winning margin In the nrst
haf. after which the visitors braced
and gave Michigan a merry nght
Clever passing gave Marietta
a touchdown In the third period. A
rev moments after the uarte began a
toss OF IS yards put the ball IN Michi-
gan territory. Another heave OF 90
yards 20 Richardson produced the score.
AFTER Maulbetsch carried the ball over
Tor Michigan In the last period. Mari
eta again tried the open game but with
mary.
Machixau-2a. Pos 100000
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OF the 15s kinds OF mushroom fungi
listed by the Department of Agricul-
ture. ~ are described as poisonous.
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Fourth inning. second HAlf:

Cravath up. Folu strike I. Ball !.
Ball 2. Ball 3. Strike 2. Foul era
vath struc out. Luderus up. Luderus
scored on a home run drive over the
right field fence. The crowd gave him
AN ovation as he crossed the plate. Whit
ted up Flied out 20 Gardner. Niehoff
up. Ball /. Niehoff singled TO center.
IL was his first hit in the series. Burns
up. Ball I. Ball 2. Foul strike 1.
Burns singled to right sending Niehoff
to third. Niehoff scored when Gardner
retrieving Hooper's long throw 10 the
fence made a wild throw home. Burns
went to second. Rixey up. Strike i.
Foul trike 2. Gardner threw out Rtxey
at first.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14

Something like 10000. 900 barrels OF
beer are brewed in the United Kind
dom every year.
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Hooper up Bail D. Ball 2. strike l.
Hooper out. Niehom 90 Luderus. Scott
speaker up. hall l. Rail q bancroft
threw out Speaker ~ first. bancroft
had 90 take Speakers hot hot or the
ground
SD runa no hits. NO errors
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Umpire KLEIN announced that a run
ner may take two bases on an overthrow
because % the extended field stands.
This ruling changes Gardncr'a error In
the fourth inning 20 an error for Hoop
er instead. az Hoopor's throw went 90
tho stand.
Cravath up. Ball T. strike 1. Bail 2.
Hnl1 q Strike q CraVath famed FOR
the second time. Ludcrua up. Rail 4.
Foui strike T. Rail g. Foul strike ?.
Cady was now catching for Boston. Hall
3 Luderua walked. Mhitfcd up Luz
derus was out stealing. Cady 90 Barry.
Ball 4 Whittcd flied out Co speaker.
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~ 80 ~ - - h.I, 81 -,

FouI Hal I. Foul FoIu. Hohiitroif
was out Luderus 60 Mayer Lewis up.
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strike 1. Ball 1. Foul strike =. Ball ,.
Bancroft threw out Lewis at first. Gard
ner up. Gardner hit a long three base
MT 70 right center. the ball bounced
nearly TO the top OF the fence. Six
inches higher and Gardner would have
nad a home run. Barry up. Strike 1.
5Al l. Gardner scored on Barry's
Texas Lacquer TO left Thomas up Ball
l. Strike 1. Thomas singled to center,
barry going to second. Foster up.
Strike j. Foster popped out TO Luderus.
One run. three hits. no errors.
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Fist inning. Yi-st HalfI

\ murmur or surprise went up when
Mayer was as Philadelphia's
pitcher.
Hooper up. Hooper singled 10 center.
on the first ball pitched. Scott up.
Scott fouled out TO Ludcrus trying to
sacrifice Speaker up. Speaker forced
Hoblitzoll up. Foul strike 1. Foul strike
2 Ball l.. Rail 2. Foul. EalI 8
Speaker was out stealing. Burns . Ran
croft. Speaker kicked on the decisoin.
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out on a ny to whitted. Gardner up
Ball /. Ball 2. Strike /, Strike 2. Bali
three. Gardner walked. Barry up.
RiNey showed "A very wide curve. Strike
1. Ball i. Foul. strike .. Barry forced
Thomas up. Ban /. Rail 2. Strike /.
Thomas flied out TO ava
NJ. rfan- NO hits no .rrnra
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Stock up. Gardner threw out stock
Gardner made a bad throw but Gainel
made a nice pickup. Bancroft up Strik'
/. bancroft put "A single over Scott,
head. paskert up. a 1. Pasker.
flied out 20 Speaker. Cravath up Strik,
l.. Ball i. bancroft was cut stealing
Thomas 20 Scott
No run. no hits. no errors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14
Third Inning, Second Half.

ss2s s uf; ne GSfqh S MY out Si9Ss
1. Ball 2. Ball 3. Strike .. Foul Ban
croft flied out TO Hooper. Paskert up.
over second. Cravath up. BAH /. Pas
kert was out stealing. Thomas TO
Scott.
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Coed Enough 70 Win.

All through the worlds series the
Red SoH have been just good enough
10 win. They lost their FIRST meeting
with Alexander. but thereafter were
not 20 be denied When the Phla-
'delphia team helded brilliantly the
-nnalnn nlaNnra ahnmn With rnurh
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-10-15
nScuRn

Eaa. Black has built a large shed
for his machinery and stock.
Mrs: Hewett went TO the dance
at Corpna and Mr.. Hewett came
home with her tospend Sunday.
It. was reported that Wayne
Robe4is was deAd ut her bone in
Texas, But at last accounts she
was still alive though very low
Deputy Baird was down this
week aud s%ubpeoned Earl Black
aud Il f Jones to serve on the
petit jury.
There was a dance given in tne
school house Saturday night. The
music was imported and there were
n number in attendance from CARR.
zozo and Three Rivers.
The Sew and So Club met with
Miss Helen Jones last week. After
the usual gossip had been properly
attended to, refreshments consist
ing Of frozen Nest. in. the.road phd-
ding, or something like that, cakes.
coffee etc. we're served Judging
from what could be heard on the
outside the members had u real
good time.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-10-15
N0GAL

The road workers are down the
big hill at last aud are working at
the crossing Of Dry Gulch.
Adam Zum walt and family have
moved in the house with Mrs. Gate
wood.
Mr. Web Zum walt has moved
near the head Of Nogal Canyon
having bought the houss built by
Lum Byfeld.
Quite a stir WAS created here
last week when a travelling watch.
maker and n crazy preacher made
their appearance in our town.
Oklahoma has sent us another
preacher of the Nazprine faith He
held services Sunday night in the
chapel His name is Brother Short
One of Uncle Tom Henley Z
young mares was ruined on a barb
ed wire fence at Con SINNERS Sun =
day night last
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-10-15
Carrizozo, N. NJ

Fine ranch of 800 acres located
two aud one half miles from CARR
zozo, N NJ 300 acres fenced with
3 wirrs, good we'll and wind mill,
plenty Of water, good 3 room frame
house, family orchard all young
trees, stock barn aud corral. This
will make some one n good home
in n healthy climate and ut the
same time they can II properly
handled realize good returns ON
the investment, the Improvements
have cost AS much Ms is asked for
the place Price $1,000. u hall
cash. terms on balances altman
q Byron.
Good 3 room house, clean and in
good shape located en- lot 20 nv l40
feet. good we'll and yard fence, in
Highland addition to Carrizozu.
Price $500 90 -Stadtman x Byron
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-10-15
LOCATED IN L
p. q. BUILDING


FOR SALE-Fine stock ranch
This ranch will easily handle 1000
head OF cattle, is located on unser'
veyed land. The ranch has one
good we'll, plenty OF good water, AZ
a depth Of $50 feet but the. water
has to be raised by pump 300 feet.
This we'll OF water controls all
the range for several miles around,
nj danger Of being crowded Sew
eral other wells have been drilled
on this ranch but were all abandon
ed at several hundred feet with no
water. This ranch has a growth Of
eramma grass nearly all over IL and
is now not stocked at all, only 20
miles from the county seat of Lin.
coln county, New Mexiro CASH
price $4,000 .00--Call or write CARR.
znzo Outlook.
Good stock. grain, aud timber
ranch Of Ala acres, in Douglas
couniy, Oregon 2 ? miles to good
town, about 100 acres in cultivation
about 900 acres in timber aud past
ture, a yield Of GO bushels ot wheat
aud oats are not uncommon IN this
locality Fruits of nearly all kinds
yield we'll This place is divided
into five pastures and each subdi
vision has a fine spring of water.
The place il equipped with 9 large
barns and will make a choice Dairy
ranch the barns being large and
roomy so that all the dairy stock
can be housed as we'll as all the feed
stuff, aud there are about $50 acres
OF this that is covered with virgin
ceder and red wood timber aud
being in 2 | 2 miles Of the shipping
point will make the timbes worth
more than Is asked for the entire
place In fact the 2 story 7 room
house, the harms and other buildings
end improvements on the place
have cost az much as the place can
be bought for Price $4,000 90
Terms, / . cash, balance in annual
payments Of $500 90 each, with
interest Of 8 per cent on deferred
D ayments- Stadtman ByrCn
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LINCOLN

A high wind on Monday caused
considerable damage to the orchards
in blowing off fruit.
L II. Dow is in Sante Fe, serv.
ing ms Il grand juror in the u, S.
Court.
Ches Peppin, who has been in
Dawson, N. NJ for several months 4.
returned home last week.
A. l. Hubert went TO CAPTAIN
Saturday after a load Of apple
boxes
Miss Mary Rohde, who has been
visiting friends in Roswell and at.
tending the Chaves County Fair,
returned home Monday.
r. r. p. Warden Of Ancho, ac-
companied by his sister. Miss Pau.
line. came yer to the Hubert
ranch IN Monday after neaches
and ounces.
w l. Quinn is busy these days
packing apples He shipped out
two car loads from Captain on Fri
day and expects To ship two more
cars this week.
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RESOLUTION OF RESPECT

Whereas, our heavenly Father called
Sovereign Anna Long from earth to dwell
in a beautiful home not made with hands
August 10. 1915;
Resolved that the members OF Willow
Grove, M. 81, nj paso Texas, extend to
her percaved family their heartfelt SYM
pathy in their darkest hour Of life;
BE il resolved that u good mother and
Christian woman has gone TO rest aud
the teardrops Of loving Sovereigns and
friends will fall lightly AS heavenly dew
ON her grave.
To the dear daughter and sons we point
YOU to the Saviour for comfort, who said
to all bereaved, blessed are they that
mourn for they shall be comiorted."
Thy mother waits at the beautiful gpts
To welcome her dear ones home,
BE Il resolved that a copy OF these
resolutions be sent Ia our deceased
Sovoreign's family and spread on tho min
utes
MRS ]. II. FISH
MRS. J. S. MUDD
MRS BEN POWELL
Committee.