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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-25

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 25.-Modera-
ton characterized operations in the
Pittsburgh stock market yesterday
morning. About half the stocks trad.
ed II the initial hour manifested
strength and established gains as
against final prices OF the previous
session. The general tone was mod
erately buiIish and as stocks were not
freely offered the belief was that tur'
Their advances would be made before
the close of the session. This mate.
Ftaitzed in some cases during the lat
ter half OF the session.
On the opening the New YorK list
displayed strength in a number Of
instances aad first prices were high
er Than previous closing ones. The
effIy bulge brought out sales for proc
ITS and a reaction set in which broke
prices a point or more in the active
issues. On the decline buying OF q
good character developed and the
losses were more than recovered in
some cases the second hour. AS usual
the industrials led in activity. but a
fair business was done In the rails
In the afternoon the market contin'
ued active and strong and the highest
levels of the day were attained. i.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-25
OIL MARKET
Court News
Will

VIII Prooated.
The last will and testament OF the
late Elliott Morris was yesterday filed
with County Clerk a. G.. Martin for re.
cording. The will provides that he
keep the sum of 500 for his services
and that the remainder of all the eS.
tate. real and personal, be divided
share and share alike amog tnhe six
children OF the deceased. namely:
Curtis Morris. Bertha Clayton,
Charles Morris. r. B Morris, Lulu
Billingelsa and Ross Morris.
Vital Statistics.
DR.. c. o. Henry yesterday filed five
birth and one death certificate with
County Clerk a. G. Martin for record.
ing.
License Issued.
The following marriage license was
yesterday issued by County Clerk A.
G. Martin:
William N. Smith, OF Clarksburg,
and Myrtle Orrhood. of Fairmont.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-25
Walter and Hyland
Have Fine Apples

Walter and Fyland the popular local
grocers received a shipment OF the ia
nous Wolfe river apples grown at Key
ser and the West Virginian force en-
joyed number of these apples today.
The apple is a large yellow striped
fruit and is deliciously luscious. The
fruit is about the finest of its kind in
this city for a long time.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-25
Yost Law Violator
Gets6 50 Day SentenCe

A fine Of s100 and a sentence OF 50
DAYS in Jail was imposed upon An.
tonic Mako by Justice of the Peace
NJ. R. Musgrore last evening. Mako
was arrested recently By Constable ].
Frank Russell for violation Of the Yost
Law.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-25
HELD o

Funeral services over the body OF
Bernard Kennedy whose death occur
ed on Sunday at his home 1t Booths.
VILE. were held this morning at 6
O'Clock from St. Peters Catholic
Church. Rev. Father Boutlcu oficiat'
ing. The services were attended by q
large number of relatives and friends.
In termcnt was made in the Holy
Cross Cemetery nj the close OF the ser.
vices.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-25

Mrs. H. V. Graeber and daughter,
Miss Ruth, who had been the guests
Of relatives in Shamokin, Pa. and
New York, for several weeks, returned
home this morning.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-25
BALTIMORE SALES.
AUGUST "a, 1915.

Furnished by W. ". Lanahan & Co..
member New York and Baltimore
Stock Exchanges, Main DOR, Cal
vert Building, Baltimore, Md
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-25
Finance, Oil and Real Estate.

NEW YORK. Aug. 24.-conditions
IA the stock market today offered .
striking contrast to recent unsettled
sessions. Trading was orderly and
On a more moderate scale. but the IN
tertone was firm even when prices
showed a disposition to shade.
Speculative sentiment vas stimulat.
ed during the afternoon trading BY
he plea OF Germany, through the Ger.
man ambassador, for a suspension Of
Judgment regarding the arabic Incl
dent The entire market moved for
ward TO higher prices, closing with
many Substantial net gains. Further
encouraging trade advIces and more
favorable railway earnings, including
that OF the Baltimore & Ohio road
showing a net gain OF $4,000 FOL
July. were among the other constFuc'
tive factors.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-25
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.

tBy Moore. Leonard & Lynch.)
(Tuesday, August "a, 1850
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-25

The Misses Mary and Margaret Hes
sian are the guests OF relatives in
Buckhannon.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-25

By Geo. ". Eberhardt &
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-02

%borgeItern, 70 fagt mir Der ltnteroffi3ier
Der bic Qufrdumung bss S6ldatfeIbes
beauffidtigt, bat Is bier einen bdrten
StrauB seeebsn. Die RuFen batteu einsn
Der3Deifeltsu .9egenungriff segsn uniere
Jront berTuht, Der aber raid 3uiammens
brad, unb nun CAB Is fir iie fein 6dlten
mebr, Sn Iangen aeiben Idgen lie jebt
auIammengebettet ba, bic ber3errten Sc
iidter fait griingeIb ME lire llniformen,
nm gemsiniam begrd6en gu tperben. Die
auf nnIerer Settle @efaIeneR - erfrens
IiderpsiIe Iinb fe nidt ibsrmdBis aubIs
reid = bdtten bereits am pprher9ebenben
Gage lire lebte 3u9eItGtte erbdlten. q
ltnteroTfi5iere unb 81 Mdnn BON -. Hes
gimsnt, TAPER unb pflidtgstreu, Fielen BIER
fir ibr 8dterlanb." 10 bert9tet tllr5 bas
I9li6te ateu3 ouf einem Der 5ii9el. Die
Waffen Der 8eFaaenen fperben unter ftrens
ger mtlitdrifher Qufii6t bon 8auern eins
geIammslt unb duf Barren furtgebra4t,
Ter fiir9terli6e 8eripsIunesgerud bers
folgt llus nod lan9e auf Der Riidfabrt,
5u Der mir einer nnSeren Neg pdblten.
tamen mir an cine GteIe, no ans
i6einenb Elm beftiges artiIleriebuel Ttdtts
.geFunben bate. -RieIge @ranatIG6sr duf
benz Idon obrebin erbdrmIi1 idItdten
serIpIitterts 8duule, Ietre @eIdobs
biilfen, tief eitgetpiiblte Rabipureu, emit
IebIia OeritiimmsIte 9ferbelei9en. 3srs
I6oFene 6dRIer, ME man fe i'm Mefen
70 5dblrei9 dnirifft, tpdreH ipenig at
ieben, piellsiht neil bic admpfe, ME fdou
Triiber b~erppraebpben, biel raider iiher bic
annbiiri6e %bintpeq8ogen ats in 6rantreiG,
mo ie ii6 l1nge 8eit binbur6 in benielben
9egenbtn abIpielien. Offerings madte
Ihpn man9ss gar ni6t 6ef6oHene poInis
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-02

fde g~auernbdus eiuen e6enIu 3erfdtenen
unb trpItIoien Ginorud, ais Elm bon ben
9efe9ten in MitleibenIddft ge3ogenss i'm
Weften. DAT bic cine 6dlfte bes 9a9es
fait gang feblt, ale S9eiben aerbro1en
finb, bic Sbiir aus ben anseln unb bic
Mauer abgebr0deIt, 1T teinespe9s cine
GeIten6eit.
9tle paar bunbert Dieter begegn,t man
aud duBerbalb bes eigentli9en aanpFs
sebietes am @ege Iiegtnben gferbefd6as
bern. Gin tleines rot6es God in Der
Stirn, 6abon a~us9sbeub Elm i6mules
8G9lein g%eronnenen glttes, bas iih i'm
aebm berlGuft. Die drmen Sbiere iino
inter Der i~ibermdBigen auItrergung I'M
folge Der f4le9ten 8DbenoerhdltntTe Sus
fdmmenge6ro1en unb hdben ben @ndbens
idub erbalten. 8itb berumlauFenbe 6unOe
baden ft6 oft iibsr fe hergemu6t, penn
niat Elm Bauer auf feiuem 2~eiterpdgeu
ben 9aodber nit ben bier gleid SH9fiBen
Iteif emporgersdten 8eineu Oubonfdbrt.
SIN hd9itm Srt tparnt uns Der 0rtss
%tommdnbont. auf Der beabiidtigteH Strede
beim3uFabren, bd ibm in bieler &idtung
chen elm pe%riprengtes ruIFi6es Battalion
oemeloet iet, bds ii6 nod bort berums
treble. Soa es 1T fdon Ipdt, unb Elm
umtpeg tpiirbe urs erft ttef in rer 9unttls
belt an infer Staubquartier 3uriidbrins
gen. Da mir bepaifnet inb unb tilr5
bprber cine Ttarte qatrouiIle, UNI bic
gtraBe all ertanben, ~ab9egdngen 1T, be-
IdIieben mir, beuo9 infer Sell su oers
Iu6en. mir tamen aud u~nbeheliat burd
unb erfu6rsn fpdter. baB bas ruiii6e 9as
iid am unOern Morsen gIdtt bate
sinfdngen ldiien.
Or. cams g6bm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-02
DEP CROSSE MARKT IN czENsTocAAU.

lire gdr5e Weisbtit nur aus ber Cages
%lettiire gu fd6pfen pflegen.
9te @shdfiigteit Der bieiigen, enelii9en
unb fran5DITfen 3eituneen iibertriIft nd=
tiirlid aass @nbere. ,36e StdnbarO@
nanute bic @innd6me bon Qntperpen
burd 9euti9Ianb BEN rlebten 9iFen bes
piitbenben 9unbes1; &c Courier 5rdns
Gals" erbreiitete iid iosar, gu bebaupten,
ale bon Nep gurt aus gemeloeten Ord6ts
loIen Selegrdmme (meift pfft3iele 8erli=
ner 8erihte iiber ben tpdbren (a~iinfigen)
Stanb Der beuti6en Sd9e, bic bic Naues
ner brabtlofe citation mad SaDDiIe taz
Delte) Ieien S8pinbel; = bic Gausnsr
Station babe gar nidt bic n6tbige Retds
ipeite, Inn nit SabDile gu fpre4en!
ga grenfa", bier 10 3iemIid BAG Be-
%beutenbIte 8ldtt in Der 2anbesfpra6e,
bate Tofort BEL 8esinn bes, &rieses einen
fpeitbin fi9tbdren 3eihenbienft duf Der
auppet beg boben 9ebduoes einseridtet.
BET Sag unb Rabt ~bertiinbeten fdrbiqe
2t4tii9nale refp. 6a6nen bic Siege Der
8euti4en urb Seiterrei9er pber beren
8esner. DIS dber 9dbds unb Rsuttr mad
0ur4fdnetbung bes beutIden 8abels
2uge auf 2iige ii6er @rfoIge Der Strange
len unb RufTen beri6teten unb glei93eitig
bur9 dIerIet Sdpinbel : 0dhridten
0eutihGaub be~rteumbeten, erinnerte fi9
ga prsn1a" nt6t mebr bes 70 poulpDs
gemeIoeten SignalierOienftes, fobdlb bier
unb bd BON 2pnbpn ober 4dris aus
~na6mspeife Elm beuti6er Sieg etngeitanz
ben purbe, ober ipenn iiber Rem 0ort elm
beutTter grfolg anse3eigt porben mar.
Sin peiteres 8eiipieI bon garteili6tett
Der gleiden 3eitung TT bic @~eppbnbeit,
bel sIeid8eitig eintreffenben 8abeIn, bic
oeuti6e 8erluit unb (angeblide) @rfolge
Der @egner melbeu, ale &a6el gu lam
men ouf ben bu3u beitimmten 3afeln
dn5uI9Idgen, dber n 0 d m fs ertra
auf tpeitbin fi8tborem Sransparent bic
fiir OeutT6ldnb vi g i n It gen gu ber=
0ffentItben.
Sobatb in irgenb elmer uuslGnoiI6en
3eitung cine beutidfsinbli9e Gptia err
iheint, pirb tie isBt i'm Qleemeinen bon
ben bteiigen 8lGttern foFort dbgebrudt,
obne baB bic Rebattipnen ii9 nur i'm Sc
ringiten barum at tiimmern Tdeinen, Oh
es Ii9 un @erii4te, ~aufbebenoe 2iiaen
oDer Derbiirgte Prioatberidte banbelt.
ga Raci6n", bic etpa auf glei6er
55be ME ga grenia" ite6t, ~Ieiitete fid in
OieIer ge3iebung etpds gang 8eIonbsres.
gm 8. Ottober Seigten 8GlsrI6iife por
Der aebdttion bic Senidtionss NadriGt
an, Sstalien babe in ben &rieg eingegrifa
fen unb 6ereits 10000 mann Cd 8rdHts
reid our Siilfe geianbt. @tnen Sag ipd>
ter tam bdnn in Der glei9eu 3eituns cine
idmmerli9e gntiduIbigung pegen oieIer
Melbung iiber StaIien: in benz Sri9ina.s
Babel Der 4gentur 6dbds fei tpobl bon
oer ntuen GtnmiIdung eines Stuotes in
ben apnftitt unb bon QbIenbnns Der
10000 Mdnn bic Reoe, nur babe Sdpas
fir ben bon Der engIil6en 3enfur unters
briidten Nameu bes betreffenben Qdnbes
,Sstdlien4 einseisbt. ga Naei6n" fiiste
binau, cine foIfe Nd9ridt betreffs Stds
lien babe man ia eriporttt! = (Die tsles
pbpniI9e anfrdee beim bieiieen itnlieni-
i6en @eIonoten pdre g%eniigenb e%erpeien.
bieIe angeblihe o~ffi5ielle 9riegsertlGrnue
gldtt ais erflnben binSuitelen!D Mae5
bas biuterher bon Der Reouttipn erSdblteI
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-02

aolOnntH burd winb unb mGiier Bis Al
sinsm Gtt nabe Der Jront, no bann Elm
Depot anssIset pirb, aus benz bic elm
Selnn sruppeHtbeiIe ibrs Wunition emf.
nebmsn.
pic admpfe Der lebten 9age fnb nod
nttt dbaeihloFtn, btnn idon baIb binisr
aolo oriHgt Iebbaftsr a%anontnoonnsr an
unItr DIR. 6isr bdtien nod Dor tpenis
Gen Soseu brsi rnfii6t adDaaerieOiOis
Iionsu ben WdrtRiibtreona su forciren
psriudt unb ii5 bIutiss a6pfc eeboIt.
SEPT Iiub unIsrs tapfertu 9rupptn lhou
nit ben Sdupttrdftsn msbrerc Saeemars
ide ipeiier ms 2anb e~ingebrunaen, unb
man itbt auf Der G~toppenItrdbe MIR
mebr Baggage unb aolonnen, oft aud
erIdbbutaiaont, bic 3ur perhdrtune uHb
abloiung ndd Often morIbiren. Wie
bolo uirO ibre isbt nod Funtelnaetlnsut
teIbgraus qusrifuus 5trriTen unb Be-
i4mubt isin, ipie bic Der enieesentoms
member pe%ripunbeten admeraben, bic bic
groben Sample mitsemo9t baben!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-02

nun UNI bic beige Regierung, bds Sbuu
unO 2aien Der ein3eluen 8edmten pber
8ortommntfe in aHoeren 2Gnbern bans
beln, INNER pfIest Der Son 70 fddrf unb
aufrei8en6 gu Iein, pie man i'm in
Deutidlano peoer tpagen nod erIauben
piirOe. Die 8epobnbett Der bier bor6errs
i6enOen lateiniiaen gaaie if, ii4 Ieidt
an Der Gorm au begeiitern, in Der sttpas
geiust pirb, 6agegtn ben Snbalt erit in
III letter 2inie gu priiFen. Dem tras
gen bic Saskatchewan natiirli6 9ehnung.
G8 lit alio begretfli6, bab Der eurOs
pGiiae Stieg bier alien 3eitungen mill
tommenen 4nldB CAB, ii9 chamber nit
f9arfeu @eroffentGi9unsen Su iiberbieten.
8eIoubers, neil turs mad Qusbru9 bes
4rieges nut nod e%inIettig gefdrbte &ds
bel bon briiben aus fran30fi4er uno engs
liIAer 9uelle tamer. Mldn lam fi1
lei9t ooriteler, ME !. 3. iebs Der bon
9dbds pber Reuter gemelbeten Rieoerldge
ooer eemeineu 8%erleumbungen 0eutI6s
lambs llriade gu langen 2eiturtifeln unb
Qusfduen gegen alles 9eutf6e CAB. Sc
rabe bieic eriten Ha6ri6ten mad Der
Dur9f6neibung bes beutTaeu RabeIs be-
Si9tigten (fpie %einaelne 8eiIpiele bepeiIen)
bur6 5dlI9meloungeH aler Dirt bos
beutIde gpIt ,unO feline Gii6rsr In Der GEE
meiniten Beiie Der ungIaubli9iten 8inge.
Dirtung: bon @nfdne an Bic GinIeiting
elmer beutI6feinbIi9en gropdganba iii
tens Der meiIten bieiigen 3eitungert. Der
art, bab ni6t nur bic ungebilbeten untercn
S6tnten Der 8ebOlterung Ii9 dllmdbii9
INNER me9r ~(belonbers Dur9 ben lei9t
s%iinbenbeu @ortIhpal ipaniIder aeits
artitel unb bic dngebli9 autbentiI1en Be
ridte bielseleIener 3eitunger) 3u blinben
s6aiIern enttpidelten. Mud Elm
GROCER 9beil Der @sbilbeten nurbe bur9
bic e%inieitig gefdrbten Sabel aus England
unb 5rdntrei9 in ibrer Meinung fart
beeinflibt. 9as fortgeIebte 8erbimmeIu
ules Antis@ euti9en burd nubs5u ale bie4
iigen 3eitungen in fpdniider, frdnSOif9er
unb sngliIder Spra9e mubtc ndturgemdb
BON groBem GinfluB auf bic %Tosendnnte
,0FFentli9e Mleinune" perben. lin 10
mebr, neil bier i'm 2anoe bic unteren unb
mittleren Sat4tsn Der 9epDIterune foft
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-02

guenus Hires, 0ttober 1914.
Sin 0utIder, Der bic bieIissn 3eituns
gen gum eriten Wlal 81 @eii1t betommt,
blrfts uubsrprbentIi4 %sritaunt ftin iiber
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-02
Die 9Srele pon 2Bneuos
Aires uno Der &rteg.

bic Mrt unb @eiIs, nit Der Iid defenders
bic tleineren 9IGtter in einem fit beutide
8eeriffe ~untrbUrten Eon iiber ales dus
bern, tOos ibnsu nidt pabt. Dag Is ii9
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-02

@6Daben beTbt 125 sguIidneuis
brnpnen4.
Mm Rprbfdp bleibt bic Some 68
Gage (DUm II. RpDembsr Bis "a. Sas
audr) aus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-02
DIN RUSSISCH=POLEN@f

sunte 8iSer pom 0fIiAen KriessihaupIab. : oas CreibeuI
~ Dem ourd Rinoenbnrs's Sies berhPmt ee~poroeuen Staot
ten Kntno.-Oie 6renel oes arie9es. : 27nifiAe OhnnlaAt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-02
0siili6sr a~risssIduuplab,
Wliiie gopemxr.

~ isbsr ,inmal BAT bic arieoss
eNA esiGidtt tinsn unbsbeuiens
ben Orr, BON OtTsn. Grit
iteu3 bel uHs FONT tdum
Mountain advocate., 1915-04-30
GIBBS
Rough Rider

We are having nice weather at
present and farmers are planting
corn and beans.
Mrs. Maggie Gilbert of this
place is in London in the Hospital
to be treated for cancer.
Ambers Cobb and wife took
dinner with William Cobb last
Sunday.
John Walden who left this
country for killing his brother
Henry was captured in Idaho
last week and will be brought
back 10 Manchester to stand a
trial in a few days.
Andrew Cobb Ass recently gone
into the picture business
Mountain advocate., 1915-04-30
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
Artemue News
success to the Advocate.

Success to the Advocate.
Mrs. {. l.. iIar5m jcfl one day
this week for Jackson county 10
visit relative.
f. T.. Harmon made a bush
ness trip to AtheuH Tenn. this
week.
j. w. Hubbard has moved his
machine shop to truogrrll'e. II
will be used maiDl. for the re-
pairing Of automobiles.
Judge hammons was in Frank
fort the latter pant of last week
on business. While there he met
several Of the prominent men Of
the State.
The Cumberland Railroad Co.
are oyerhaullng their re5tle and
have the work s2 charge Of 7, j..
Payne. 80. 7
Mountain advocate., 1915-04-30
WOOEEUM
kLuE EkES

Misses Nora Hammon5 aal
Mamie Riley visited homefolk8
Saturday and Sunday from Bar
bourville where they have been
attending B. B. |.
Misses Allie and Mary Rpndy
Mountain advocate., 1915-04-30

In ItsS. the year OF the accession OF
William M, the export OF linen from
Ireland barely reached $4,000 worth;
" i74l Il reached Ss,OO0.OO0; in 1919.
.5900ol and In 1875 the declared
value was sll,l55090.
Mountain advocate., 1915-04-30
TEDDERS
Hustler

Hustler
Kinley Parrott has been on the
puny list for the past week.
A large crowd from our town
attended singing at Mt. Arat last
Sunday evening.
S. ]. Woollum says since bark
has bigin TO skin he want have
to buy any harness he can make
him q set.
Mountain advocate., 1915-04-30
FREE SEEDS

Barbourvile. IL. April 6, 1915
10 ny friends;
Those who may not have
ceiyed any vegetable or 9
seeds, or who would liks
my recsntspesch IN {,
taking the Democrat
tration, can procure
by dropping me a
the above address
! am Very al
Ca
Mountain advocate., 1915-04-30

,sss ss-sS ; 49, zsosc&@Ss-s
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-03-13
ANNUAL MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Billing Ditch Company VIII
be held at the Office of the treasurer
in Monte Vista, Colorado, March b,
1915, at one o'clock p. m. for the
election of board of directors, or
dering an assessment and Tor such
other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
Dated February 20, 1919.
VIM. S PIN, President.
EUGENE L. STROUP, Secy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-03-13
BY FAssErrs DEPARTMENT STORE

A gentleman was here represent
ing brand OF suit cases which we
carry, and made a demonstration
showing that with one OF the cases
half open 1t would support weight
OF 500 pounds. These are the
strongest and best cases that we
have ever carried.
Did you know that Sweet Pea
time was here again? We have all
kinds and varieties; have nearly
every known plain color besides the
mixed varieties. March 18th is sup
posed to be the day to make your
first planting of these seeds.
If you are planning starting a hot
bed this season now is the time to be
at it. We have our garden seeds
ready for you. This season we will
have complete lines from several
different houses, and it will be to
your advantage to buy your seeds
from us.
This week we put on display
our showing of Puritan undermus-
Inns for Spring. These Puritan gar
ments are made of dainty materials
and please everyone.
We do not know just what to ex-
pect either from the sugar or flour
market. However indications now
point to prices remaining as they are
or little higher.
We received a mail order for
some Mexican Bayo beans to send to
Indiana for seed. We cover large
amount of territory when we ship
goods to Indiana
We unloaded a car of salt, and
have due to arrive this Friday car
of syrup and sugar. Car load ship
ments make our freight bills require
lot of money.
Read our advertisement on last
page.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-03-13

However don't make yourself be-
lieve that just because your road is
rough and rocky that you are on the
road to success. But 1t is a pretty
sure indication If there are not a
great many obstacles to be overcome
that you will not meet up with any
large degree of success at the end of
your journey.
Mr.. Z. S. Miner for the Toole
Campbell Dry Goods Co. and Mr.
Rand for Rothschilds Hat Co., were
calling on us both Monday and Tues
day of this week We have been
buying goods through these gentle
men for number of years, and
count them as warm friends of this
institution.
Several of the men connected with
this store have been about laid up
this week with severe colds.
Menu Ease in outing and work
shoes for men were among the new
shipments received within the last
few days.
The Ladies Ready-to-wear de-
partment are receiving every few
days new garments from the Palmer
Garment Co. Why not buy one of
these excellent garments?
The Athena knit underwear for
Women arrived this week. These
Spring garments are even better
than the previous shipments.
The demand for Queen Quality
shoes is very excellent. We have
quite few mail orders to fill for
these shoes from different points in
the Valley.
Mr.. A. r. Ware, the general sales
man representing Marshall Field &
Co., in this state, was calling on us
Friday. Mr.. Ware took the wrong
train out of Alamosa with the result
that he had to take an auto trip from
La lara to reach this point.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-03-13
J. C. Bushinger
Established 1891
Monte Vista, Colorado
PUBLIC TRUSTEES
FORECLOSURE SALE

WHEREAS, d. A. Biggs by her
certain deed of trust dated August
Is, 1914, and duly recorded I'M the
office of the county Clerk and Re-
corder of Rio Grande County, Colo
RADIO, on August goth, 1914, in Book
1l5 at page 80, conveyed to the Pub
lie Trustee of Rio Grande County,
Colorado, the following described
premises, to-wit:
Lots Numbered Twenty-nine (29)
and Thirty (30) in Block Eleven
GD in the Town, (now City, of
Monte Vista, reference being hereby
made for greater certainty to the
plat thereof, filed for record in the
office of the County Clerk and Re-
corder of said Rio Grande County,
Colorado, situate, lying and being
in the County of Rio Grande, State
of Colorado, in trust, to secure the
payment of her one certain promis-
sorry note bearing date of August Is,
1914, together with the interest
thereon in accordance with six
coupons or interest notes thereto at
tached, all payable to the order of
John Fischbach, said principal note
being due and payable on the 18th
day of August 1917, or on default
in the payment of any installment
of interest when due at the option
of the holder thereof.
AND WHEREAS, The following
note provides that on failure to pay
any installment of interest when
due, the holder thereof may de-
clare the principal due and payable
at once.
AND WHEREAS, Said Deed of
trust provides that in case OF de-
fault in the payment of said note,
or in the payment of interest there
on, according to the tenor thereof,
or any part thereof, or in case OF
default in the payment of the taxes
on said land, or in case default be
made in or in case of the violation
or breach of any of the terms, con-
ditiops. covenants and agreements
contained in said deed of trust, then
it shall be lawful for said public
trustee, after having advertised such
sale for four consecutive weeks In
some newspaper of general circula-
ton. published in the said county,
TO sell said premises and all the
right, title, interest and equity OF
redemption of said grantor. her
heirs. executors, administrators and
assigns therein, at public auction,
for the highest and best price the
same will bring in cash.
AND WHEREAS, Default has
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-03-13
BOWLING

The local bowlers lost three
games of ten pins at Del Norte We'd
nesday. Del Norte had rs pins to
the good in the afternoon game and
won the game at night by 119 pins.
Wells of Del Norte and Dantice of
Monte Vista had 207 and 206 for
the high score. The Colts lost the
last game by As pins but forgot to
bring their scores with them. Fol-
lowing is the scores of the Del Norte-
Lambs games: