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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-15
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Mrs Hunter Mann and her small son
are visiting relatives in oJhnson CITY,
Tenn.
Miss Fanny Smith, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Beverley RAN
dolph for the past several months, has
returned to her home in Petersburg.
REV. w. Russell Bowie. D. D., has re-
turned TO the city, after spending a
short time at Black Mountain; ~ c.
Miss Margaret Evans is leaving town
Friday to attend the Y. NJ. |. finals in
Lexington.
Mrs. Mildred Gray, of Richmond, is
visiting Mrs. Lemuel Coiner at her
home in Waynesboro.
Miss Carrie Taliafegro. Of this city.
is attending the V. P. l. finals at
Blacksburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert w. Daniel, who
returned from England on the ST. Paul,
!wlll go at once to Huntington. w. Va.
where they will attend the marriage OF
Mrs. Daniels sister.
Miss Elizabeth Brown, of South
Third Street, is attending finals at "
P. L.. at Blacksburg.
Misses Alice and Emma Netherland
Of Richmond. are on an extended visit
TO Virginia Reach.
Mrs Samuel Coffman and her daugh-
ter. Miss Juliet Coffman. OF Harrison
burg, are guests of Mrs. T. II. Epes in
this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brinkley motored
10 Richmond from Norfolk for the
week end, and had as their guests Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Willis and Mrs. Emma
Dodson.
~ Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Hess. of West
Point have returned to their home
after n visit to Richmond.
Mrs T. Hugh Caffee who has haen
visiting in Richmond, has returned to
Newport News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Broaddus and Mr..
and Mrs. L. r. Treat motored to Rich
mond last week from West Point.
Ben Matthews who has been attend
Ing Loyola University, New Orleans, is
at Buckroe Beach for the summer fol-
lowing visit to Forrest Brown in this
city.
Mrs. Walter K. Townsend. of the
Roohambeau, Baltimore, is in the city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-15
ENCAMP MENT ORDERS
adjutnnt-Gcnerni Opens Transportation
bids From nuflronds,

Bids from railroads are being re-
ceiTcd At the office of Adjutant- General
Sale for the transportation of the va :
rious units of the Virginia Volunteers
TO the encampIncnts which viii! he held
THIS summer. When all the estimates
are IN, orders covering the movements
OF the troops Will be issued
The First brigade infantry) will go
INTO camp at Virginia Beach in separate
rceimental organizations. The First
regiment will be at the camp June
is-23; the Second Regiment, July %
August ]: the Fourth Regiment. August
S-!o From August l to August 8 a
detachment of the Fourth Infantry will
be on duty at the camp to guard mill
tary property and equipment
The First Battalion. Field Artillery
with the exception OF Battery A fRich
mona Howitzcrs). has been ordered 10
n JOINT encanpment with United States
REID Artillery at Tohyhanna. pa /Juiv
~ to August 6. Type u of the signal
c,orrs VIII be in camp at Fort Mver
Va. August 1927
All of the Virginia Volunteers. with
inc execution of the Richmond Bluns
ana the Howitzers. Will be in camn mi.
summer. the Blues Will go to San
rrhhcisco with Governor Stuart, and tha
'io"itzers have been excused.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-15
ALLPORT RESIGNS
Refires M Quartermaster and Com
missary of Richmond Grays.


BY order OF Governor Stuart the res
ignation Of Second Lieutenant Robert
B. Airport. quartermaster and commits
sary. First Battalion. Richmond Grays.
First Infantry Virginia Volunteers, has
been accepted. effective yesterda Y
Lieutenant Airport was on the
STAFF OF Major Lawrence 7. Price,
who recently resigned the com
10 Major Price has been elected,
and the vacancy on the STAFF
Will not he filed until n new major
has been named at an election TO held
before July Z.
The resignation of Captain c. b.
Barrow, Medical Corps. Virginia Vol
unteers, stationed at Clarksville, has
been accepted by the Governor
Upon his own application and salts
factory evidence that he has served
the required number of years in the
military service of Virginia, First
Lieutenant Charles r.. Hudgins. Com
pany a. Fourth Regiment, has been
placed on the retired list OF Virginia
Volunteers. with the rank OF captain.
The commanding officer of the Fourth
Regiment was yesterday directed by
Acknowledgement w. w. Sale to order
an election to he held by Company 4
at Norfolk for the purpose OF filing
vacancies caused by the retirement of
First Lieutenant Charles II. HudGins
and the failure Of Andrew J. Goodma n
to qualify second lieutenant
Captain II. Norton Mason Medical
Corps. assigned to the Richmond Light
Infantry Blues, has been excused from
attendance n the Joint camp of in
strUction for medical officers to he held
at Tobyhanna. June 81 to &C. Captain
Mason will accompany the Blues on
their trip to the Panama Pacific EX-
position during the month of ,ImlY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-15
Our June
Clearance Sale

Is a summer sales event worth III,
carelul consideration of every won,,,
wanting high class furnishings for sol
or nome at prices that NAV we'll h,
called insignificant
NO other Richmond sale apnroacba,
thts in value giving
primarily II is n cleanup of odds orf
ehus or the seasons best production.-
LOT LOT 'hat Is the only kind of merchan.
use carried at Mosby's.
In addition to the MANY broLo
however. we supplement The sale 10
sPecial purchases OF NEW mercban'
use. where such goods are desir.h,<
and scasonable y x
Such is the case in our present Inn
safe: and notably so in the Carmen,
Section. '' men
IL was our good fortune last week tc
secure large assortment of nov
novelty effects in Wash Dresses to sell
al a decided saving in price.
The materials include VojJes Sa,s
Crepcs and Linens, in the very l,t.s,
enects. beautifully trimmed with lac
velvet and ribbon.
Dresses worth $500 may be had TO,
S"'ooi others worth sl2.5O. for sS.nS
ana $4,000 Dresses. exquisite creations
for only S14.15.
White Corduroy Skirts are all tbe
rage this year-we secured n lot "a
sa.oo Skirts to sell for $3.50 in the J,Ino
Sale. u"e
And so on throughout the Garment
section. New Silk Dresses of taffe;a
Pophn and crepe meteor for SI7.75 thai
We're S2f.75 and S29.75.
The Muslin Underwear section alec
OFFERS some extraordinary good bar
gains.
It's n we'll known fact that in mater
iai' cut and finish Mosby underwear Is
cNcelled by none and equallcd by few
Women's fine nainsook Nightgowns
nigh and low neck, aSc, reduced from
Princess Slips, sI.9s. sc.os and SINS
former prices S2.9S to $500.
Combination Garments, 60c; were
S1.25.
Among the best things in the sale
arc the NEW Royal Worcester Corsets
ut Si.1H' regular 5000 models
On the same floor as the Corscts-the
second-you'll find broken lots of Wo-
me-" me-, New Low shoes, at prices that
VIII pleasantly surprise you.
Dull Calf and Patent Leather Shoes
at Sob; were $3.50 and $500; s3D5
were $500 and $500.
And remember, that hot weather
brings with il an instant demand for
thin Waists and Dresses.
thousands of yards of white and
colored cotton Waist Goods in the pref.
test and daintiest of the seasons
patterns, are on sale at prices. in many
cases. reduced onc-half
what's true Of the upper floor de-
partments is true also of the main floor
Silks. Embroderies. Ribbons. Hosiery
etc.-any number of things at most at
tractive prices.
And last but not least, comes Floor
Coverings If You need Rug-and
most homes can always use n new one
you'll find not only the prettiost pat
terms In Richmond in the June Sale, but
certainly the lowest prices.
For example, 9X12-ft $4,000 Wilton
Rugs. for $3.50. with many other
weaves at prices above and below these
figures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-15
Disorderly House RnIdcd.

John Craig. colored. was fined $50
and costs by Justice Crutchneld yes :
tcrdav on a charge Of conducting a
disordcr!y house at 1912 William Street.
Nine other negroes. arrested in the
house at the time OF the raid were
lined s. and costs each.
Carrie Perkins, colOred. who was
found in the house also, and who is
alleged TO have had a lot OF cocaine in
her possession, Will be given a hearing
on June 80. Sergeant Waymack, with
Policemen ]. J. Smith. Galbraith, Des-
kins and Martin. made the raid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-15
Heavy Storm ut Orange.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
ORANGE, VA, June l4.--Orange and
vicinity was visited tonight by one of
the most destructive electrical storms
of years. The lightning, which was
incessant for over an hour, struck a
number of points in the town and vicin-
lty. The post Office in Orange was
struck and the southeast corner of the
building carried away. At Somerset. Il
fine barn on the Milford estate, lately
purchased by G. H. Waugh, was struck
and burned TO the ground. The value
of the barn and contents is estimated
at $4,000. with about 5000 insurance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-15
GrigGh-Mcniie.

MONETA. VA, June IA pretty
wedding was solemnized on Thursday
morning at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Meade, near Moneta. when
their second daughter. Hattie. became
the bride of Clarence Marshall Griges,
OF Roanoke. Rev T. c. Page. rector of
ST. Johns Church. Bedford. officiating
Only the immediate members of the
families witnessed the ceremony
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-15
GUILTY OF ROBBERY
John O'Ncii nnh J. J. burns Are Given
Eight Years Each.

Convicted of robbery, John ONeil and
j. J. Burns, alias w. e Dawson, We're
sentenced by Judge Richardson in the
Hastings Court, yesterday, to serve
eight years each In the Penltcntiary.
The men were indicted for holding up
Emory Conner n the night OF Fcbru-
airy rs, and ros Ding him of S. At
torney II. NJ. Smith. Jr., counsel for the
defense, moved that the verdict be set
aside as contrary to the law and evil
dence and the motion was continued
for argument on June 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-15
REFERS ALLEY PETITION
Request OF First baptist Church liz
Sent to Subcommittee.

The Council Committee on Streets
yesterday referred for investigation
and report to a subcommittee of three,
composed of Councilmen Sullivan and
English and Alderman Powers. the ne
tition of the trustees of the First Bap-
fist Church for the closing of the alley
in the rear of the church and running
eastward to Twelfth Street
The committee recommended 20 the
Council for adoption a resolution
strengthening the west line of Virginia
Aenue beyond Highland Stree. High
land Fark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-15
"Gentlcmen, Appeal to Your Intelligence."
as the guest of relatives and friends
for the month of June.

Mrs. II. II. Parks and Mrs j. y. Joy
ner. OF Norfolk, who spent the past
week with Mrs. II. Al Mitchell, Of
Stoney Creek. have returned to their
homes.
Mrs. w. &. Durham and her daughter.
Miss Oracle Clayton, who have been
visiting here, have returned TO West
Point.
Rev. c. c. Carson. of the Fairmont
Methodist Church. who is leaving with
his family to-day for their summer
home In Albemaric, will return shortly
10 his work In the city
Miss Marie Stenbrecher was guest at
an informal tea AT the New York home
of Miss Sophia Braslau. the Metro
politan opera singer, recently.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-15

Judge Jesse +. West. Of the Third
Judicial Circuit, was yesterday desig-
mated by Governor Stuart to preside
for part OF the June term of the
Circuit Court OF Clarke County for
Judge Harrison, who is on business
outside of the State.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-15
ALIENS FOOT-EASE DOES IT

When your shoes pinch your corns and
bunions ache so that you are tired
all over, get Aliens Foot Ease, the
standard remedy for the last 25 years,
and shake it into your shoes. 1t will
take the sting out of corns and bun
ions and give instand relief to Tired,
Aching, Swollen, Tender feet. Sold
everywhere, 25c. Don't accept any
substitute.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-15

an order entered yesterday bv tho
'un..hSs court appoints John b. Minor
and Assessment, to succeed Jamas ~
sheppard. who was appointed TO this
Iosition on May 20, but who resigned
on June 3 Mr.. Minor qualified vcstar.
day for the office ''"tei :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-15
wO,IEN'S MEETINGS.

The James River Garden Club will
meet this Afternoon at O'Clock in the
home Of Mrs. William Northrop. Nor
croft" South Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-15
Circuit Court Judgment.

Judgment for s420 was entered In
the City Circuit Court. yesterday. in
favor of the T. T.. Elmore Corpora
ton against Sarah T.. Elmore.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-27

5erIt0rt, ionoern in aaer aroft er-
Doltea ltno bot, getreu 8tsmord j6er
8eisbeit, nift na6gelalien es 81
ltarfen, inoem ct linn in einem lor,
gen 5rieoen @eIegenbeit gab, Iid 81
.feItiger u1lo itd nod oGen Seiter1
bin ous5ltbalten. llno nenn mir beu
te nns ilt elmer groBen &riiis befil-
ben, oeren gerlauf mir nod nidt flar
il6erbliden fonnen, 10 feieru mir sod
oen bunoertiten @eburtstaa gis.
mord'S NIT oem feiten gertrouen,
OaB oas. mas er gei6offen itGrfet
>nno geiunoer aud aus 0ieier arilis
berporgeDen miro. gei9t MIR 81.
Sprr ieiner @roentage, audi ieili
8erf miro nidt III 4eol1en untergc,
fen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-27
WrnnoeigentMms.1 lebcrtraaunosn

6. S.'9rml9ott nno 81. S. @air ~,
1925.
2ouis 9te6 an Gus 8ed). AIS q4el
2ano; 5000.
6: q. un6 @aaseie See 9nnit6 ar, ;Sos
cob 8ater, @run0ltiid in Ser Giaa GoSo
aboition; $3.50.
S. 81. nno eileen 9enael an Miiliol
lumber Company, @runoi it'd in Cos Qns
9eteS 9etgbts; $40 Ii. 81.
Sua1 nno $. 9ena an aunbz glbnlta6
Number Company, @runoitiiG in 5outf
9ei9bts; $40 Ii. 81.
Soiefa u16 Suon 9end an aunb5gQs
bau9b Slnnber Company, @runotiid IN
Sont9 5ei9bts; $40 Ii. 81.
Ilfreb 9. u1o Wers. 81. g. gur}d an
VI. Niscopid, @rtnoitiid inn nelten
@itp<Slod 2289; $1,000.
Srfpin q. unb @arie Sppet6eimer an
Daniel Oppen6eimer, anteil an berIdies
betlen @r1tnbitiiden IN Gan Miltonio. fer
ner an 2,765 Nder Qat16; S9925.
Suan lnO 6ortenitn &ena an SUMS
aibalgb 21tmber Company, @rlnbStiid
in Soltb 5ei96ts; $40.
See Sotpea an 8. S. Seber, @runbs
Itiid on Der Sbeo Nbenue; 5000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-27

riot=5lug5eug befinoen, man fpeib
aber ni9t mo- uno altd nidt, lpem es
gebort.
SSr Hemport 0etpS befiirdtet
man, oaB Ser Stronger ugrin5 GiteI
Srieori6~ beimlid ben Sofen oerloI.
len miro, man bot oesbdlb ale @or-
6e~reitungen getroffen Inn oies 5ll
perbinoern. llnterieeboote uro ,8e.
Troopers" iino BEL Der ginfobrt po-
ftfert lino III oett beiber Sorts Mo1-
roe nno 8ood beipa6t man oie Gin.
fabrt nit gr0Berer 4ufmerfiumfeit
ais borber.
Sn Der @egeno BON See Gum.
nit, Mo., rui1roen Ser 5ormer 2ouis
galot nno feline Srau bon einerl
8abn5ug getotet Ser IN Sen g9ogen
bineinlief, in Dem Tie fubren. Galoi
tpar friiher ielbit Elm 2ofomotibfii6.
rer.
Die 2egisGatnr oes 9tootes
8isconlin bat ein @eieb angenom-
men, ourd 6oS Gorltelungen bon
pMobing @ictures~, 8aieboaipicle
mo all6ere @ergniigungen atn Conn.
tag fir geiebli6 erfldrt tperoen.
Sn gtomforo, Conn, lit eilt
alter Mann 9amens Sobn McSom.
mal1D geitorbe1t, Der Der uripriingIi.
9egrfiroer oes iogenannten y@laper
Etono4, .. +. Der medanii9en gor-
riftnng 5ltm 8ianoipieleL eetpeIcu
iein lon. ct batte feline @rfinoung
out Der @eltausiteGung bon 8bi-
laoelpbia int Sabre 1876 ausgefteat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-27
Greit Yrefe fit stras: sonnabtnO u. Mdr5 1915.

arbeiter in Montreal auein, BON Sc
men ote meiiten obne n"et1nenSperte
Griparniiie iino, oie lie mabrI6einlidy
oll6 bis gum gintritt oes bier
furft6ar itrengen rnO lallgef 8ill-
ters anfbrou6en meroen. l1no BARN
iino tie einem namenloien @lel1o
preisgegeben. Gem 0oB oie &egie=
rllng ooer Die Staotbermaltung fit
iie iorgen miro, 1T ni6t 8l ernarten.
Sd BIN crit ainiee Gaee bier in
Stem gorf unb muB mid crit nal
ti6ttg umtun. 9ea6 9elltidlan6 fos-
rem fam MOI iebt nidt, oenn oo3
&onInlat erlGBt @ornungen, DaB Die
gnglanoer ieoes S6iff onbolten
u1b nod @neeb0rigen feinolider
Staaten ourdiudeL tpelde lie oatl11
na6 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES erpeoic=
rem. 9o8u babe i6 nidt gum 5lpei-
tenmal 2uft.
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Nas fonfooerierten Seim

Gas fonfooerierten Seim Il
Muffin bat 1868 Sniaiien. Ser Staat
Eeras 5ablte I'M Sabre- 1914 ST..
10000 an 8enlionen aus.
Su 5loresbiQe itorb 9imenos
8on5nles I'M @lter bon 80 Sa6ren.
Guf ieiner 5arm tiabe Solicit,
@oiofpea Gonntp, itarb i'm Sitter Dor
So Sabren &einrid 2obmann, Der
ieit einem balben SaBrbunoert I'M
Gountp mobnte sSn @ppreB Mia
itarb Eeter @eiger.
9ie Mia Greet Metbo0iitenfir.
DIE, ieds Meilen BON Seauin emf.
fernt, lit abeebrannt. Gos 8euct
eutltono infoIee zines ifaoboiter
Shornlteins.
SIN alter bon 10 Sabren ItarE
IN @on5ales auguit SranfenbauIer
Or NOR in 9eutidIano geboren unS
fDobnte lett iiber oreiBig eSobren il,
0outp. Sn Burton itor6 NinarS
Henbler. er erreidtc elm alter oca
81 Sabren.
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LokdIes.
MlIerIei.

Cine quite @elegen6eit, betT
Sinfonie Sr9eIter @nerfennung 81
3olPn, tit Dem muiifliebeitoen 9ubli.
fun IN San Mntonio geboten, ourd
8eranitaltung zines 8enefi5 Son
5ertS fir Die MitgIieoer oes 9rde.
tiers oas an 4. 4pril, 9iteripnntng
s1befths $50 in Der Beethoven : Saa(
abgebalten miro. @ir eriparten or
0ieIem @6eno Die Salle bon iintet Biz
oben gefiiat 81 ieben, nift nur, III
Ole M5ltiifer, ion0ern alid oelt por.
treffliden 8irigenten, Serrn Irtbur
Gldafielt, 5u ermutigefb Die SrganiIe-
ft1n aufredt 81 erbolten. Die popu-
iorea Gintrittspreiie bon SOC llno 81
ioIfen iiderlid oa5u beitragen, oelr
Saal 81 fiilen uno ein ifones Otter.
forl5ert, tpie es oos briaaute Srfeitcr
gu bieten pernlag, lit etfuas, mas mir
bier nod ME gebobt baben. 4I'o
auf 5ur Siterfeier in Ser geetboben-
4@aue.
Die g. 81. 0io3art Societo"
bringt am 5rpitag, ben g.. aprlt.
Den oSommertla6tstraum nit gro
Bem 9rd)eiter 5ur 4nffibrung.
am 6reitae 0ahmittag branlr-
re oas 8obnbous bon g. @. Wtar-
feiot geo. 323 SeIena StraBe, ME
Der.
Ser 9(nbou gum o@bDlicians
nno Surgeons Sospital@, Der slpan-
zig neite 8immer entbGIt, lit am
5reitas Ra6mittag eroffnet woroen.
Rod Der neuelten @oridriis
oes 8oltoepartements muB auf alien
curh Die Soft 81 perieneenben 8ad
Ten Der SnbaIt oerielbem ~dnqegeben
meroen.
@ena Die Sraction Gofnpann
init ibrel NrbeiterL 2egen bon ilellel
mo &eporiereff BON alten @cleiicii
Fertig Iein miro, bat iie Elm groBes
1erm0gen in oen StroBen Scr
Stabt berienft. @an5 nilgebererlidi
limo ole ltnfofterl oie ibr ourd oie
iorhpabrenoen @~erGnoerunacn I'M Sci
uealt un6 Ole Ieupflaiterung ser
StraBen auferlegt iueroen.
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SnlamS.

Nus @onolllu auf ben 6nmaii.
Snieln miro gemeIoet, man babe oos
untergegaliaene llnterieeboot III
an oas llfer gu ihleppen ppriudt, 20.
be ober geIebcn, oaB Dies unm0gIid
lei. @an babe oesbaI6 mad Ger Slct.
t%enltation in Yedrl Sarbor aeid1idt
am Die notigen Appnrate fir Die
4ebtng herbei5uboIen. lleber 6a:
Sdidial Der 9eiabung iei nod nidJts
nit @eitimmtbeit gu iaaen, bod f..
DC man iueHig 5offnung, BOB nod
irgeuo Semono in Dem Sdiff an
Seben lei. Gie ~borIiegenoe 2ifte ipciT
5mei oelitihe 0nmen anf: 0oitis @l
freo Goe, Der 9efebIsbaber, mi
8ranf y. 6er8og, Der 8ireite Gleftri
fer.
Nus Banana miro beridt,t
man babe Elm @eroplan iiber ben aa
nal binfIiegeH mo iiber oen SdIeu
len lif cine 3eitlnng nnfbaIten aeiC
ben. 9is lett lift es nidt gelungan
feit5iifeaen. fuer Der 2ufti6iffer mar
Der oeu Slug madte nnb mo oas
Suftldiif at finoen lit. Srgenoiul
IN Der 9a~naIgegeno ioG fi1 Elm @l,
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Inrm.yrubnfte.

aartoffeIil, COLORADO Ii. Soabo. $3.50
nro $1.65 per 100 Bftn6.
Siibe aartoffein, Seras, $3.50.
W~adsbobnen, per 8ufdjel SIS; oriill,
gobnen, $3.50.
Sorraten, seras, 4 Scribe. 500 mr.
eierpfIau8en, 1926 per guidjeI.
3fptebeli, Oregon SO; Ohio, SO oer
100 9funo.
geeten, 40e per 9bo. sgiinbeI.
EeterfiIie. Acc per Dbb. sgiin6et.
Spinat. &c per RfruO.
Gantaloupes, so lno 65c.
Niiben. 85e II. 40e per 1sb. ssiinbeI
@riiner 8feffer, 65c.
@urfen, Cal, $3.50 per Crate; Seras
Sqiafb, SIS per Crate.
8llmenfobl, $3.50 per Crate.
Seuerie, $3.50 Der Crate.
85c uno 40c per 0ubenb.
&obl, $3.50 Der 100 @fS.
Weerrettigs8 lirseIn, per Yib. 121Sc
4opfialat. 75c II. $t,00 per 6amber
@elbe Bur8eIn, 85e H. 40c per Sch,
giubeI.
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giek Rarft.

Gan antouio. Ger, 81. @dr5. -1of5
0dfen 1925 bis $3.50.
Slide 1925 bis $3.50.
adlber $3.50 bis $3.50.
8llIlen $40 bis 1910.
Eddie $500 unb $3.50.
8ieaen 1925 bic $3.50.
Ct. 9ouis, 27. @dr5 1915. 9sinss
bieh. Serass@ieb. 1925 un6 $775.
Sdtpei1e S5.75 BIG 81 90
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6eiratsaeinh.

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aaein itebenoe Srau- lutberiid =
I'M Sitter bon 40 nno nidt iiber So
Sabren. ODER Srau nit aino (Mao.
fen) unter Is Sabren. Mit ooer Oh
ne Mittel. @ute Seimat garantiert.
9eferell5en erbetelt. Mean aoreiiiere:
g. 153 6reie @relie fir Seras, Son
@ntonio, Seras. (g(nsA
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8ir indlen Wduner uttb jnmse Man=
f1er, bic oas garbiergeidait erfernen iupl-
len. @nter @eroienit na6 elmer 2e6r5eit
bon tpeni9en 8oden. 8e9innt iebt fir
Die Nadfra9e i'm Srabia6r. Gd5on flets
rler @erbienit tpabrenb Der 2e6rseit. ge<
ties @eiddft fin Wdnner in b~efbrdnften
ger9dltnifen. @erf5elie geliefert. OF
fen fir @Ge. aontmt o6er f6reibt. W2p=
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N1arEt Bericbt.
8auaimpae.
San antonio, SIS Gents.
@alpeiton, geiterli, 9.20.

@albeiton, geitern. $50.
G~pttomianisn : gru6ufte.
San antDitiO, Seq, 81. @drs. 1915
Yrtnla @r1toe Cotton Seed Oil. 40
@enis bet @aIIone
siein 'gurf, 81. @drs. Spot Sc. so
uno $6.75; @idr5. $685. unb $685.;
glpril, 1864 uuo $500; Wai, S6.72
ll1b 1878; SUM, 1851 uu6 1888;
Sui, 6.95 nno $6.97; GusiIt, sos
ltlo $7.07; September, SIG u.;o
$7.f8; Sftober, 800 1no $7.15.
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GntOmO6iIc nmaebant, MaIdinc-
rie-Seile bergeitelt. Spmtbern @ef.
bling e Madine Gompanh. Gpllegc
Str, naie Nabarrp. (Mns.)
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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-08-20
GRANGE FAIR AT TOLEDO
IN SEPTEMBER

AT the meeting Of the Toledo
Grange last Saturday il WIS de-
cided o-hold a grange fair at
Toledo during the latter part of
September. The plans for this
fair have not been completed,
but it will be a free fair, no ad-
mission charges, no entry fees
just simply a place where the
farmers and others may exhibit
their products in competition
with their neighbors, and where
a two-days' reunion and social
good time will be had. Further
announcements will be made as
the plans are more fully devel-
oped.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-08-20
FAIR AT SILETZ
NEXT WEEK

The first real Indian fair ever
attempted in this part of the
state, at least, will be held at
Siletz next week, the oath, 25th
and 26th. No one but Indians
will be allowed to make exhibits.
The sports and contests will be
those Of the Indians. The agri-
cultural and domestic arts, In
dian curios and relics on exhibit
tion will certainly be worth see
ing. The Indians are taking
great interest in the fair and
everyone attending is assured Of
courteous treatment, plenty of
entertainment and something
new" all the time. The various
Indian dances will be well worth
the trouble of going to see.
Don't miss it.