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Mrs AIdrich Is Reelected.

Beloit.-The Beloit Visiting Nurses
association reelected Mrs. Alonzo AL
drich president Mrs. B. P. Eldred
was elected secretary, and Mrs. Grace
Britain. treasurer.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-10-14
Five Injured in Wreck,

Mansfield, O., Oct. 11.-Five persons
were injured, two seriously, when an
excursion train over the Pennsylvania
railroad, returning from the county
fair at Coshocton, was wrecked at
Walbonding, near here.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-10-14

Washington. Oct. 9.-The Haitian
chamber Of deputies has ratified the
new treaty with the United States
by a vote OF IS to s, and awaits &C
ton by the upper house, according to
advices from Rear Admiral Caperton.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-10-14
mreok Kills Eifsv Msxtcans

Washington. Oct 9.-A passenger
train bound from Vera Cruz 70 Mexico
City was wrecked Tuesday near Malt
rata, according to dispatches TO the
state department. : dispatch stated
so were killed and a score injured.
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Carranza Going to Capital.

Vera Cruz, Oct. 11.-Secretary of
State Lansing has instructed John W.
Belt to accompany General Carranza
to Mexico City, in accordance with
an invitation extended by the consti-
tutionalists' first chief
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Chicauoan Dies Of shock

Chicago, Oct. 9.-Mrs. Robert b.
Preble died from injuries suffered
when she jumped from a fourth-storv
window in an attempt TO escape from
her burning home. Her mother, Mrs.
A. H. Hosmer. was killed.
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c.-nn.-aion covernnognt Up

Chippewa Falls.-Petitic2s have
been signed by the required number
OF voters for . special election 70 vote
CT q change OF city government to
the commission form
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While fishing with a dip
net at the dam near here, Allen
Johnson lost his balance and was
drowned. He leaves his widow and
an infant.
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Moves Slowly

NO matter what : afoot. Jobson is
never disposed to hurry.
I've noticed that particularly when
Ges afoot
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Co1rtNews
.pesds EllstI

~ ASNQaNW
E.sB. Carskadon, special commits:
sioner, to Monroe Hsner, q parcel Ok
land In the Iarr Addition TO the City
coRsid eratIon S2,265.
Elizabeth Radelih ana hubbard 70
JOSEPH R! RadcIftts parcel OF land 70
Paw Paw district on the Monon g1heln
river; considers ton $500.
Fairmont Building and fnyeatment
Company to- Edward Brown, Q parce.
az land in the Wsstchester Addition
to the city OF airmont; ccnsideratlon
1850. 81
Michael. Powell and vile OF 81. to ia1
CITY Of Fairmonts h number Of water
lines In the East Park seetion Of so
city Of Fairmont consid eration 81 goo
HarrysL. SGump ton ana wife 70 WI
liamsE. Lewis. q parcel Of land n the
,satterfe cid Addfttpn 10 The CITY Or
.Fairmont; colsId etation $500.
LIesn1es in1ueu'
Tony. Bordo ana Concetta kiTn''
both Of Watson.
Cote sturm ana Mary A. Ihornui
both o. Manningtpn
n John sMatyi aud Elizabeth Nnt9'
both OF Baxter:
+ silass Ray Getty and Louisa Blencno
.Iofinson, both 81 Fairnont,
Edward Sheltnan ana Glndyl Ioot1'
man, both ots FatTmonS
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LEGAL NOTICES
'ioRDER OF PUBLIcATloN.


oRDER OF PUBLICATION.
ssnte q West Virsinia.
~ ffe June, 1910 Rules, held IN t1e
Charts ONCE 81 the Circuit Court N
ana Tor the County OF Marion nne
,StSfeS aforesaid. MAY ~. 1915, the tol'
LOWING order wins entered:
,Ge6rge q Rtttenhcuse, administrator
NJ Of the persnnd estate Of Sarah Lp'
fcfnda Rfttenhouse. deceased, Plaiu'
tiff. vs. John n, Rittenhouse, Alnpfs
I ii. Ritten6ons9s Rosa Kinfaid. ANA
z1ah KfnkRid. Geo G. Rtteuhorso.
Mary tBs Rlttenhouse, Joseph y.
Priokett COMMITTEES Of Sarah Lucln'
da Rittenho VIM. 7. Brags, Mary
Jane Radclits Charles Radclln. Per
~ adcliff. ne endafits .=-C hnnceryI
Obi eet ct Suit.
The object OF said suit Is % settle
the estate among the heirs at law OF
the estate or Sarnh Lucinda Rittsn,
house, deceased; and 10 distrthute tho
said estate am6Sg che iteffs n law 81
said SarahSEucinda Rittenhonse. and
10 the personss entitled thereto. aftcf
the payment HE IifWfisl Charges AID
debts against sd dseBtate,
An AFFIDAVIT q Ryinf been made and
filed that the said Join n. Rittenho
Albert Rttteuhot Be-, 5hnfies RadcllH9
and Peril Radc q 1fendQnts nam
ed in the above anso are non
residents SEthesSt od g5st Firglnids
il is orderkd q Int the s John N Rit'
.tenhouse, Albert Rittenhotses Chariec
Radcliffe Ind erty adeliffe DO ap'
pear within one nonth from the irs1
publication y { III order IN the Elerr'1
ONCE Of q ia Circuit Court, AZ
rules to be holden tferetor, and do
what Is necessary % protect their In
5terests.
It is ordered that Q cory Of this or
der be published and posted as requlr'
Given under my hand this sist day
4 II w. IS: BIzAcK. clark.
HARRY SHAW
Counsellf for Plaintiff.
4 This order is pub lished for the liEst
time June 8, 1915.
WIS., black, Clark.
ss H; y. Jnne as16-25-o9
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LEGAL NOTICES


smith. f'nssed Cereal MES co: z cqr-
i corporation. Epso;t Aialton Goilap ~
IL fprnofntiup NRp Can't hrot3,5ss
Gtf tspns Nssst;s s. sss
Won BSen1an Asetts " Enntpt q
c9tp6 ftt1t1t e. Non f4o4 and
zz66a. 81 s Jt,lss'
s6sisaf Compasiy d CORPORAL onss "
& hams Company. ~ cornprAu onS y
4 & IKE Gem q, 9
/. paiSys Sc0rpoTa tons Washing ton Build.
5 Ing Lime Company. a eorpoFht sons. " Gus
I, & Richardson Company n eorpoEa gions
Gompany. "a corpora ton: Alfred NiIlsor
\ & Son; a corporation; VIM. 5SVr1gely.
Jr.. L and Company, Sorporatloni
corporation: r: A. ,Wllbourn and Com:
pnny o S'corporntlon: West virginia
Traction and Electric Company cor
poratIon; 5C.iNVs Walker and e. p. Kelly
partners doing business as Walker q
Kelly; Arthur Hoffman; w. 3. BltIen;
Bank OF Farmington. a. corporation;
tio or;'sS cRattanoo aas savings S RsnE. !
corporation; Citizens National Bank ot
Pennsboro. corporation; Chicago TT f1::.
Davis trust coInpa ny or Elkins. a cor!
porRtion: Exchange Bank Of Manning:
eton. corporations; First ational Bank
poratIon; Farmers Bank OF shlnnston,
corporation: First National Bank u
t HsI Ss Sn q s s99s 1Gn P1 Cor
poratipn; Farmers Bank Of Clarksburg.
n corporation: Grafton Banking and
Trust Co, a corpora ton: HuttiS Manu-
featuring Company. CORPORATE on !
HcnryNS Carr Company, a corporation;
G1artl National Bank OF Philadelphia.
sorporation; Miami Valley National
Bank, q corpora ton: National Bank OF
Fayette County. tiniontown. a corpora
ton; Norwalk National Bank. corpora
corporation: Peoples Bank Of Jane Lew.
corporation: Swift and Company,
corporation: Win9T,E Ca nnnlgE Somp p9r
Bank corporation; o. c. Bradley:
John s. Hill. trustee; Harry Shain: II.
w. Huttlg; Smith Race Grocery Cons
pany. corporation; kimble White. de-
You and each of you will take notice;
that pursuant TO q decree Of the Circuit
entered in the chancery cause OF f. F:
Hartley and +. G. Frame. trustees 0t
Smith Race Grocery Company. eorGo ori :
pany, a corporation and others: the 18th
day OF May, 1915. referring said cause to
tho. undersigned Commissioner In Chan
and s9t out in detnil the assets with their
values. which passed into the
hands 1T the said trustees. by virtue Of
SmItHI&ce Grocery Company, June 2.
ls14:lanE also ascertain. set out In de;
smitI r. he Eompan y, together with their
rcRpettIy amounts and priortties. charge
able kgJFpst said Smith-RAce Grocery
Company ft the time the said deed Of
'F' Also S" asSertnim and report the collec-
mad Hy the said Trustees & the fSs
fmc OF mailing up the report herein;
Also report any other matter TeaS as &c
deemed pertinent or necessary for the
Court TO fully hear. 10 determine the
questions involved in the said suit THAT
/ will at my law office, Rooms 210 ana
S1a, Masonic Building: Fairmont,a West
virginia, at ten o'clock 4. NJ; the GAIN
daySof June. 1915. proceed TO take proof
Of and make up the report az required bS
said decree above set forths at which
time ana place you may appear and 10
what is necessary to protect your m
Dated DATED, Fatrmont. w Va. the 25th day.
VI M way : -" d. L. BUTCHER.
Commissioner In Chancery.
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--IoRpER 81 PuelIcArIoN.

State OF West Virginia:
At the June, 1915. Rules held In the
Clerks Office of the Intermediate
Court in and for the County OF Marion
and State aforesaid, June z, 1915, the
following order was entered:
George N. Cordray, Plaintiff, VS.. D. N.
McCurdy, T.. L. Wadsworth and
George F. Wadsworth, Defendants
=lT object of Suit.
The object Of the. above styled suit
is to collect two notes calling for the
sum of $4,000 each, dated the 26tIi
day OF March, 1914, signed by d. N.
McCurdy and payable to L. j.. Wads'
worth in one and two years, aTespec-
lively, from date. with interest to be
paid semi-annually, and assigned by
the said l., L. ,Wadsworth to the sast.
George NJ. Cordray for tho purpose OF
enforcing a vendors lien against al
that certain part of Lot No. 5 as shown
on the plat oflots Of record in Marion
County in Deed Book No. 123 on page
1873, fronting on a forty foot street.
known as Satterfield street, 41R feet
and extending back so feet, which said
lien was retained by the said Z. Y.
Wadsworth on said real estate to Sc
cure the payment OF said notes.
An AFFIDAVIT having been made and
filed that tn said D. NJ McCurdy. one
Of the Defendants. In the above styled
suit. is a noh.resid GIT Of the State Of
West Virginia, it F. orfered that the
said D. N. eCurdH dol appear within
one month II pm 7 be Afst publication
Of this order, I'm the Clerks office Of
~. % "a mi ernAediaN 0ourt atirules to
be holden therAfor, nd do what Is
necessary to proteee his interests:
III is ordered that copy of+thts or
der be published and posted as requir=
Given under my hand this 7th day Of
June, 1915. =, /. ~. ,,,au,. !
E. F.aMoRGAN,
Counsel for Plaintiff,
This order is published for the first
time June 8, 1915. -, ~.
June s-1s.2S.so.
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FoRSsAI.E-Blank on and Gas Leases
south Penn form; also Assignments
OF I.eaao and House Leases. Apply
west Virginian ofice. 1:1;22
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FOR sALR-Blank Coal options at
the West Virginian Office. S.26-tf
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Exchange FOR QUICK RESULTS
FOR s:ALE

FOR sALE-Iate and early cabbage
and tomato plants. Mrs. "A. Patton,
7o3 Fourth street and Locust Ave.
I ,6-14-3ttSo. 1877
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NOTICE or FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.

NOTICE or FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
United States OF America,
Northern District Of West Virginia, So.
IN the United States District Court In
and for Said District:
In the Matter Of David s; Huffman,
Bankrupt, No. 442-1n5 Bankruptcy.
To the Creditors OF David s. Huffman,
Of Fairmont, in. the County Of Mar
ion and District aforesaid, Bank
4 rupt. r.
Notice Is lierek Nv given that on the
cd day OF June, D., 1915, the said
David S. HUN pan gas duly ad tudicatr
ed ankrupt, al q tn the first meeting
oflhis creditors win held at the law
office BE. BA tchI ., Rooms 30 and
2f2 Masonic BID ldt ing, In Fairmont,
Marion County, Wei Z Virginia, on the
f23d day Of June,s - 1sl5, at ten
DEL ock IN the, foreIbo n. at whic ht time
the said creditors may attend, prove
their claims, appoint a. trustee, exam;
Inc the bankrupt, order sales and
transact such other business SaA may
properly come BIZ foreS said meeting.
Dated the 4thi day Of June, 1916
d. 8 ( BERNARD -. BUTCHER,
1916 Referee In Bankruptcy.
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Honoring her guest, Mrr. Gilbert
Stone az TChicagos Mrs. Paul LauEN
an ertained q few friends at lunch
at the Country Club yesterday
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MoNEYET i j,

MONEY nc DIR sum from $40
to $50 itos anyone having steady.
work. No reference or ndorsement.
Address Box 595s Clarke
burg, w. Va. e.14-1mo;Ne.1ss
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SRANTED-Sfaid for general house,
work. Must be competent anu
steady. Cal SIT Quincy street: o,s
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FuRNIsHE;Di ROOMS

FOX RENT FURNISHED rooms with OF
without light housekeeping. Mrs.
Robertson. corner Monroe and High
streets. 7;24-tt
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Def week. 6sl5-5t7No. Ie8
- -
AUToNdOBILEs, &C CEssoRIEs5
sAFETa FIRST.
tire shop for the man who wants
what The wants wi len he wants it,, IN
tire. tubes and accessories Gasolinei
rs i.ac and a Sc. Just as close as your!
2telephone. Fairmont WI caniztng and
sRatreadfngS Co, First Ward Bell phone
4So.R; consols4 SO s;2,1 2t-=sSo 100
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HOUSES FOR RENT

FUR HENI-EIUuB6b.- 1HQUII5 VI = g
p! Kelley, Office 3G6 Main street.
Bell phones 406.J and 256:W.
5.12moNo.11t
FOR RENT-6.room house tmmsdt=
ately, Maryland Ave-; 5IooRf house,
.Bellview Ave; 5.roonl b6use. Murray
Ave-; 5.room house pkg ST. Fairmont
Building & Investment Co. 9. s: Rtggs,
manager 6.4:2t, fNo.4 W
FOR Rents ix.rooH house on Wal
nut Ave-. close in. Gall BAL phone
{91S-M. 6:1.6tlf -No..16s
FOR RENT-Six roomS house on Wal.
nut Ave, close in. Gall 918.M Bell.
phone. l6:6t:No: l9S
FOR RENT-Eight.roo house on
Pierpont Apply ]. c. ffffier,
507 Jacobs Bldg. 5.10-12t-No. 17S
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WANTED-Female
l'} }la.Ej i, W,1ANTED-FEMALE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. woman for gem
SrdI i1ousework. Apply 6S9 Fair.
mont Ave: 519:et.No::lll!.4
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gaze OF WEST VIRGINIA; ss;.orn, v
ssxf The regular session Of the Co1 NY
coIirt held in and for the County 90 OF Nf ION
Hon. 1t the Court House thereof "'i No.
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SAYS
HE is SORRY
eLEvE HOFFMAN CHANGES De
heANoR IN CELL YESTERDAY.
Mrs.. hoffman a. North wheeling RIOS
pitai With Chances Favorable
Tor Her Recovery.

A. the North wheeling Hospital.
early this morning. u Was announced
that Mrs Lula Hoffman. victim OF her
husbands numerous ire OF SUNDAY
bad a fair chance q recover. She bad
regained consciousness. and seems to
realize that she has a hghi 10 make
Tor her life. and IL willing to make a..
A. Yet h State officials have not
tsken n statement from her. but
viii probably do that to-day.
A perceptible change I'm the demean.
or OF her husband was noted yester-
day. Sunday night he maintained that
he was glad that his wife was II a pre-
caT1ous condition. and sorry that she
Nas going 20 get well Yesterday he
was just as determined hat he was
sorry he shot her. but was glad that
she would live.
The officials are OF the opinion that
THIS secondary sorrow on his part t.
a stage play. and that he Il not sin
cere. He T. still confined in the city
lookup. but as soon a. a formal charge
Is placed against him he will be re-
moved 10 the county Jail.
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GLASSES RALLY
Neishborhood Bible Organizations Met
Last Night in First English
Lutheran Church.

The Neighborhood Bible classes OF
Wheeling and vicinity held a success
ful meeting. at the First English Luth-
eran church last night. The meeting
was well attended by Representatives
of the different churches throughout
Wheeling and vicinity.
Rev. w. s. Dysinger. pastor OF the
First English Lutheran church con
Quoted the scripture lessons and
prayer.
Rev. Thos. Grier Koontz. u. d.. OF
the Second Presbyterian church. gave
an address OF The Neighborhood
Bible Classes"
Rev. w. G. H~artinger. from Thorn.
son Methodist Episcopal church, used
as his subject The Bible That Is No
Bible
Mr.. Arthur T. Arnold. secretary Of
the State Sunday School Association.
spoke OF Adult Bible class work in
the Sunday school
The closing hymn, Sun of My Soul"
was sung and the meeting was dis.
missed with Benediction.
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climb and do all sorts of nerve-racking

climb and do all sorts of ne~rve-racking
performances.
Another curious phenomenon is
Happy Jack. who weighs 747 pounds
Jus across the way Is the dainty mid.
get mother. Dolletta. and her two chill.
uren. N a boy who. at the age of
three; Is much larger than the mother
VINO bore him. Dolly is Just twenty.
nine inche in height and a fraction
over thirty pounds in weight.
The tabloid and tago society girls
dld a splendid business and are a
rich departure from the ordinary show
OF this character.
The big wild animal show Is dis.
tinctiVely In a class BY Itself. and Inc
acts are latter-day productions and
improvements over BOstOck-HaRen-
peck convictions. These animals are
trained TO the minute. and tbefr
stunts are amazing
The colored ~aristocracy r. composed
OF twenty oolored artists and are
) Chauncey ReddinR. the man no,
.oh earth altogether. will make an ob.
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A GREAT SHOW
The SheesleJ Shows. Opened Weeks
Engagement az Belle Isle Beach
Last Night-ESeellent
Attractions.

The Greater Sheesley shows. the
widely known carniql attractions.
opened 2 weeks engagement on the
Belle Isle beach last night and the
performance was one Of unusual ex
cellence and was largely attended.
The various features are an above
the ordinary and viii doubtless be
largely patrOnized
or shows there are many Tango
dancers. colOred Ministries. giants.
dwarfs darlingE from the Orient-but
one or the most sensational II the
Devils Chimney. a straight IN and
doNn vail around twenty feet high.
upon which riders with motorcycles
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HONOR DEAD SAILORS.

AS a tribute Of honor and love for
the many unknown who sacrificed
lives at sea during the Civil war
whose bodies were never recovered.
the Ladies OF the G.. a. n. held i'm
presstve services and singing on the
steel bridge yesterday morning. clos
ing the exercises by dropping flowers
upon the water. as has been the an
nual custom for the past several
years.
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INITIATE CLASS.
knights Of Columbus Take manv
More Into Organization.

class OF 20 candidates was mi
uated INTO the second and third de.
sress OF the kniGhts OF Columbus yes.
1870 py special degree team com
Oh Parkersburg. and his stan.
The work was put on I'm the Catbe.
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dral High school auditorium This
makes a total Of about 400 candidaIas
70 De ken into the local council ~
me Knights OF Columbus during the
past few weeks. '"e
Inc mutation work was followed
~ a luncheon and dance at Inc car.
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servauon among the clouds today.
weather permitting and will fly around
and across the city in his Burgess
Wright biplane. This event will be
repeated every afternoon.
The free acts last night ELECTED
much applause and are producers OF
spontaneous merriment.
The show will remain al week.
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RIVER NEWS

With a few inches over S feet al the
local wharf last night and rising slow
" with all the rivers above coming up.
II Is believed hat this week will see
another good boating stage. enabling
the accumulated cosl in the Pittsburgh
district TO be brought out.
The Ric and Dore water carnival
was brought to the local levee yester-
day morning az 6 o'clock by the City
OF Petersburg. The show exhibited
yesterday and will be continued today.
closing late tonight.
The Liberty came in last evening
from Matamoras and will return this
morning at 1880 o'clock. The Lorena
is due this morning II s o'clock from
Pittsburgh for Parkersburg. The EN
press is scheduled to arrive from
Matamoras at s o'clock this evening.
River Stages.
DAVIS ISLAND DAM-iO.3 feet. sta
tiOrary: cloudy.
STEUBENViLLE-iO feet. falling:
clear.
PARKERsBURG-l feet. rising.
clear.
Morgantown-lO feet. falling. clear.
OIL CITY, feet. falling. clear.
WARREN-I.3 feet falling clear.
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NJ

Notlces were posted in the most.
onlSe Yesterday that a civil service ex.
~briidasloh VIII be held In the Federal
postmaster at Triadeiphia.
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Group ILL., Off,,

The seasons latest models in silk Dresses
including the most desirable styles in Creme de
Chine and charmeuse on sale Tuesday at a re-
ductin of a fourth.
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oolosssi stone statues and other relics
. ~" -l4hhoNn race On Easter island
AMeIics are 20 be studied bv Engiish
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Legal Trading Stamps will be given
for years to come. They have surely
come TO stay.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-16
A Good Word for Trinidad

the best business town III Colorado We can sell more
goods quicker collections than town IN the state
house that makes this ter
oy The drummer echoed the sentiment
travelling who visit Trinidad TO sell goods 1t was
attery Trinidad might good bus,
coal strike when there talk
Pueblo and other Trinidad
merchants did complain and the who here sell goods de-
Though
affected by the business brisk
upod Trinidad matter OF comment
storekeep much the
fully the standard those
equal to those charged by the large
houses the shopping center
travellers
the best the world which to base
q conclusion
does require much stretch OF imagination predict
will commercially the 1t
surrounding natural advantage make business town conse
beost because the good word
directed the conmendab
the fullest the
numbered popuon
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-16
LOCAL GOOD ROADS
BOOSTERS TO
ATTENT C0NVEN,

That Las Animas county viii re-
ceiye her proportionate share OF the
new half mill good roads" tax, II
they have to carry grievance 10 the
governor in order - get 1t, is the
reason assigned for the trip to Den
yer of Secretary of the Chamber Of
Commerce Donohue and Commission.
ers g. T. Harlan. W. ". Taylor and
J. K. ASui!ar, next week
The county commissioners Of the
state meet at the Albany hotel on
January is and 1@. The good roads
convention meets on the 18th and
2Uth. and after that the state con
vention OF the Chamber of Commerce
representatives will be held on the
Goth and 2lsr-
II may not be necessary to bring
pressure to bear TO get our portion OF
the tax. but if it is We will most Ger
tainly bring it, said one OF the
gentlemen this morning.
Another object OF the trip Is to
make an effort to have Hu"rfauo
county repair her roads on the trans
highway.