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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-16
SAILED
OCEAN FRETGHTS AND CHARTERS.

limited demand encountered for steam
ers 10 Europe and South America. but IN all other
trades frrights scarce. Rates were trlhe
easier and tonnage offered more freely. quotations
% Liverpool London. Glasgow and HUI ia
cotton 10 Liverpool per 100 H. 81. CHARTERS
British steamer. 80. 900 quarters oats. Atlantic
range t0 west coast Italy Is 90. july British steam
pr ip-ayiou,lyI 40 900 Qrs. oats. same. S. June.
British steamer previously. 5000 qrs grain. A.
lautic rance tD Rotterdam. 81 81. July BN'lsh
steamer Il 900 qrs grain same 20 picked ports.
L X. Is ga. with options June. Norwegian
steamer D. "a tons previously transatlantic trade.
six months, l6. delivery Rotterdam, redeliysry
T. H. prompt. British steamer. 3.ls9 tons previous
IyI. coal. Baltimore or Virginia 10 RIO lie ia
metro 3Fs 3d. June. Spanish steamer, 2,7ib tons.
coal Philadelphia o. Barcelona. 40s. June. British
steamer ig3 tons previously. coal. Baltimore o.
Virginia 20 west coast Italy, As. June; bIlj.n
steamer gil0 tons same. Greek steamer. 2.3ij
tons same. British steamer. l,e72 tons. ore.
UucIva % North Of fatterds. lbs. prompt, steam .
rr go tons. coal New York 70 Mobile s. and
discharged. prompt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-16
COUNTY COURT.

.she 'i' humber reached on the regular call
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Shipping Information and :,
Marine NeWS OF the Wond

s,sus and Matsr,as m 70 the Mun'on -
Anrora fHsU. Philadelphia June ~ 70 hs, "a
folI SuIau & 60. with ! h-si sr''.l -" Vii
400 storage u1ssauFc.s and WIs". m Hals'... ~,
finish IuaIlug embark horses ana pa'''"sr'' ''
TI pis Ncr orleans Juno 10, ~ the son'he'"
ParlHr a. With mf4o quar- 40 m. ~ a.,
Il.uE,riD. ysuoyefns lGroek. Mafsel,!fs ~
% and barcelona H. 200 J Even w. "'.
mlso Nlr W ,.,l.,, usv
Prlrg FroIerlk Hendrix Dutch AMSTERDAM gl r,, ~,
1 FunrlaI 4 paramarno "a. DemsfaN ~. - ~
dad 20 Carupau0 30 N1uJanlla ~. IA '"H 49,.
Puerto Cala.Io 70 TIcacDs 81, curacao Jun 2
pstf Goayo ana Port .au Prince D. ~ pal - A.
C.Islys4 o and Port no Pair TO- to fun'n' h''y
GO. Win q passengers. mails ANH "''''
Amsrtenyilk DUTCH. Rotterdam June z 20 r''
Ir,ff,t,I America Line. lu ballast. Baf, = - ~"
RInaHI0 m. Hal May 20. 10 SahHef'" A" ''"
vih uIse Bar e go a no. , n
yc,t,s iRr Newport Nrws June ~ ~ j ~
yyi,.,t,s,or a GO In ballast Bar. 20 m.
rry ~ Nfar.rlIs savannah June II. 20 ne o'ea1
"a c. vrH pas rrgers and md,e. quar- - a m
Iamps.a. Mobile June s. Tampa 10 ana hey
IVES, IN to me Mallory S. Go. with passenger anu
no Grand. Brunswick June y. 10 the mallory
gs Co. with mdse. quar- S.Z' a %. a. ort
Hamilton Newport Nsws and Norfolk 70 inc va
Dominion SIS Go. with passengers ana muse "'''
so'ony. Port Arthur June z. 10 the standard Oh
Go with mdso Bar. a. 3 IN. ,,-.,
Sandy Hook y T. Juno II Wind Southeast HSh'
breeze. Iight rain. thick fog. light sea.
Sailed
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couHTy cOuRT-pLATT ]
Buffalo Mines, Ltd.
SUPREME COURT.

The report OF the Buffalo Mines,
Ltd. for the year ended April so last,
shows a surplus Of S77,l5s, which is
equivalent to I'll per cent on 81 000,-
600 capital stock, compared with 1877
per cent the previous year The com
pany's total income last year was more
than cut in half because Of lower
prices and higher cost Of supplies.
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
JUNE D..
Manhattan.
Manhattan.

The Hr.f name IS that q the debtor che second
that ~ the creditor and date when Judgment was
fled
SyerhcrF A. and Si'berncrs Levin Go. Inv =
NcIrhmau. MAY 20. 1915. Sl9l 80
1915. Niur. NJ
Automatic Sprinkler Co. 7 stsuett-C Pr'ra,ss.
June = 1915. flgllI 90
Aschen and Munich Fire ms Col GrI., Co.
Jan g. 1918. SIN2l o.
Aston Sauaiorium J Alvarez. MAY g. 1915. $40 IS
Powers. Wv Higgins. -. MAY D. 1915.
S.INl o..
Revenue Realty Go and E,'cus winston NJ
CavauauFl. Jan ( 1915. gIUs gl
phne A Murphy same. June 80. Ieli: SItI DO
RrIsurr. Al VI Brown. p.. d. 1915. Ngg
uncrmyer luc-E lHgehc.mer. April 3D.
1915. Sln- ~
Ms.Farlaud W Wv Sllo. Sspt Is. 1910. SI-5.-I
Railway Col Heftcr Dec 9. 1914. f.i0.is
The Bronx.
SchlaIr Eagle Wrought Iron works-F C. Lin
den. March =. 1919. 81 1926
Smith Ellen NJ Dunaan-B $ Dcutsch: May n.
1915. fiU- Is
Williams C BIT } Dussan. June g. 1915. $50 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-16
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Bordeaux. June ll-Hut'on FD. New York;
h la France tFrJ. DO
Havrp June lZ-BoIagO BrD. New YORK =.
Gibraltar. June l3-Prudpe Of Udine uta). Ne"
York FOR Naples
Genoa Juno 9-Ta0rmina u'aD, Ncw YORK ~
Chr.srau,aud June li-Jntci states lDahl' NJ"
York for topeHh1geH. ~
Naryp0rt. June li-p0land,a tBr), New YORK.
Ia PaIliye June Tsrtay fBr). New YORK -,
Fauinar. June l2-Laura Maersk tDanI Ne" YORK
Caiiao. june Ii-Nsyajo. New York and Norfolk
Wa Colon. =. -,
Rio de Jareiro. June l3-Punis tBraz). Ne" YORK
Hr.,t. june l2-Portuguese Prince lBrl. Ne"
York a.. VI, IL,
susl June ii-Iudradeo (BrJ. Yokohama ETC. for
New York
SAILED.
Rrest. June l2-Welsh Prince (Br), New York
RIO de Jsuero June l3-Eastern Prince IBID
New 1rk
Duca d Aos'a 'l'all. 10.
Santos June li-Acre 0Brazl. New York
PASSED.
scily. June I5-CorueIis Dutch. New York FOR
GiGraitar June l4-Duca desi Abrlzzi GtaD
New York for Naples OceanO lltal). Ne" YORK
Norfolk for Genoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-16
AliEI\ Ed

R1gHamhcau lFrl Bordeaux June g. % the Com
paguic Generate Tran-st.autlque. with Zag cabin
- sraeragr' passengers, mails and mi,c. Bar
g. a W
Trl.m Dutch Amsterdam May %. to Funch.
EIyr n Co. Boo ballast Bar. a m.
Ndgl3 tNurl. Jucsr1 June T. 10 the MunsOn IS
Line with sugar Bar 9 - a %.
n Monte Caharieu May %. CarIrnas June /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-16

Hghcst temperatuTe yesterday, T TAT 20 p m. J
lowest a. iat 30 a. NJ average. IS. average for
corresponding date last year 90. average Tor cOrre-
spending date last thirty three years 6S
Humidity.
a. No.. 90 / 9. m...... - p. m...... 95
Barometer Readings.
a. m....30O7 / p. IN. 30 o. .. m....5o. o3
Local Foreeast-Parly cloudy to-day and to-
morrow. warmer tomorrow light variable winds
mostly west
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-16
NASSAU COUNTY.


SUPREME COURT-JAYCOX. J.
TPatfcr,uu. BkluIIfsRR JJkeuuy. AAli,uer
JNIartiuNano c1r. MAR Robinson l. Hummcdieu
fr. ind etc ENDOsey JWBcrgcu
Delta Flood .GIlImval&auO RCpnyerl MTSmi'h 4 ano
tiSHaycs Apa-guiui ESchmidt FNllCraue
JMauY adm RI Iarnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-16
AUCTION SALES.

NOTICE Is GIVEN TO EACH OF THOSE
aforementioned that on June II. 1915.
at P. n, at the Firth Avenue Auction
Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New York
for the purpose Of satisfying liens for stor-
age we shall sell through Henry A. Hart
man. AuctiOneer the property described
below by auction, the representatives. own
ers or persons, respectively. on whose ac-
count the same are held being as stated.
W. Bintz 0yercoa t''''e1
Mrs F. Bosworth Dyed1 Coney Nun
Mrs w. Il. Brayton Mink Nun
Personal representa-
tives OF Mrs George
II. Chapman. Jr..
I I a, EfoIs t,'. ~ Mink Nun
c. Chapman, Page '''
Chapman, Eugene
/. Travis.
Comptroller
Chas. De styczynsk oy@rcoat Nth
Johr S. Shea. Sheriff | Nutria
Mrs. NJ Duncobe Cloth Coat with
! dyed Opossum
Miss X. Giblin Seal Cape
Seal Mun
Ermlne Scarf
MrT. c. S. Isabel Seal Hat
White Hare Skin
white Hare Head
Mrs. n. La Rue SiinH G Hu
Mrs. II. r. Low Persian Muf
persian Coat
Miss G. Lying Beaver Collarette
lSilyer Fox Scarf
Mink Nun
Mrs. Anna S. Nc Snr, "''''n
S'osA'y Persian Coat with
Mink
,,.ty.,h,. Seal MuR
MIS- ~ - ''NN'''' Seal Jacket
Mrs John + Maluie ! Ermine Mun
Ermine Scarf
Mrs.. f. W. Matthews Mink Scarf
Personal representa-
tiyes OF Mrs. T..
Miller, decd. Miss Pointed Fox Hat
a. Oswald. Eugene Pointed Fox MuH
l.. Travis, Pointed Fox Scarf
Comptroller
,,,. Mink Mun
MEs' VI =. 'lu''""'' Mink Stole
Mrs NJ. V. Nevins Persian Coat
Personal representa-
tlNes OF Mrs- u Persian Jacket
Raymond. decd. with Mink
Eugene l.. Travis.
Comptroller |
:, p..A }Back Bear Robe
Mrs. a r. Ne"'" Wolverine Robe
Mrs. j. ID. Remsen Grizzly Bear Rug
49, Mink lined Oyercoat
u a. NoBeiS I with Beaver
Mrs II. Rogers Raccoon ScsTt
Mrs l.. Shafer Skunk Cape
Mrs. j. 7. Stewart Sea. Coat
>, s-.,-.,-,... }Marmot lined over.
II. S'euIotSNy coat
Dated. May Is. 1915.
H. ALTMAN & co.
!, -y,,., =. -, -, NV
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PROPOSALS..

SEALED BIDS WILL BE kECEi W. 81
he HOARD OF Water supply AZ ~ ones, ones
twenty second noor Municipal bgnulns'
park Row. Centre and Ch4muers ot4s.'s'
New York city. until n A ~ On ~
Tune ~ 1915. for Contract ~. lyI -
construction OF a coagulating plant 10 49,. w
ToWn OF Mt Pleasant Nch'enesiSS
Sorntv New York The structure VIII -
Of steel about 20 feet vide sy 'i ,I lSJs 0 ief
inside Of which Will be- a steel ounAs.
l D,,.t,g abaut 600 tons u sulphats or
si,mi6a and conveyor for fsA.hs '"'
material 20 this bunker -. n. bids
A. me above place and TINE w 49,.
viii be publicly opened and read fsinp 90
Containing Information for bldu,'s ~
s,,,parf drawings can be obtained y Va.
hove address. al the once 81 lns f"iiar,
tsry. by depositlng the sum OF 'es - sach
EN- Ia cash or us equivalent Tor 49,
1smphlrt. For further parueIi 'H, .s.,i.tsnt
a. The Office % the Prla pa
~, ytncer al the above address .,,.,s.
CHARLES STRAUSS, =, NJ
CHARLES y. CHADMICN'
IOHN = CALVIN. vv,,sr
commissioners OF the Board u
u BRUcE COBB. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-16
BUSINESS CARDS.

bUUhpInUlNu For the Home aai Llufsry
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING to-tieans by
1lmUrgs.ct air. steam hand ~ 600 foUr 1888
Rroa!Way. 42l East 4syh 81 Coz q BRANDT
Tel. l5--aSth.
NlULTIGRAPH TYPEWRiTrEN LETTERS.
900 81 80. 1000 Sl1s. l0.o00 s..
G. r WETHaRFOkD.
100 BY Equitable BLDG. Room l3l Prone 1913
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING NOhhs.
Oldest Largest. Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CAkPEIs.
p,iros Reasonable Send f0r Circular.
I'll 1900 .4fg3 RryaBt .5T 80 West t5th s.
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CHANGE OF NAME.

%0TICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
AUTO WEAR RAINCOAT CO, domes-
tic corporation. having its principal place
- business In the Borough Of Manhattan.
Ctty OF New York. County and state OF
80 YORK will apply TO the Supreme
t,,urt OF the State OF New York at Special
Term thereof. TO bee held In Part | at the
county Court House. Borough OF Manhat-
,.n CIV Of New York. on the gain day OF
80 1915 at ten-thlrty Ia the forenoon
- that DAY. or as soon thereafter as coun-
81 can be heard. FOR an order authorizing
s,id corporation 20 change Us corporate
co. INC. -, ,a,s
AUTO WEAR RAINCOAT CO.
T. l. ROSENTHAL, President
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RECORDED JUDGMENTS
Manhattan.

Hr IA
a., -, 80 =. e. '''' ''''.''''' ".'
.' .us '."' -"', ~ s,,, 10
- TN, y, y.R W. ~ J. Sl't-
n,..-H,,'' y ID '''''' S'.,.,
JAWS same, $3.50
Lay it same ELLIS
IIiIoa.ii.,'' Sr,NIr "a sem <g-,- .,
iMIA1''ii ',.'.. - tA' same
III. a n T"I''
S.i-,,ls " Same same
Smila M3ry l. g''r'-same S ;.-, s.,
ScIrii, II S--. as. ~
Tailor C7nusraaI Co-Ssrrc sf7I a.
Zaiscr Cooke 90" same Siii a.
Anfsig-c,r Peel ,r p,,rfro-r Rs-5 t5G.- 81
t,fa' n n pu.IlsrT yafrt iitb1yrs-II-, a.,
Inc lag, II
I,o,lI.l,, II Z, g,.l.., T. ,,.,t.lr, ~
"'F''N'' " ''''N'.' "''''e'" w. ',IE.,,os
p-...,., on, r t,ouo- v..,..r,,. SItaII
UioE 4 r. Cft, ~ Sfif "a
Ha-t.ic, / A San. a. A.
~ a. II sr '''' ans ~
gast ki,i.rg g.. e. T,sr yrsl
Uarirarr r ana = Lob C-scrs.ore te.r 90
cox W F-R Msyc- S-,s 20
Cukof. g VI HliaT.h.-'n'N r. ST.,
DocIsrr j. Louise DoeI-sr G. A p5arrgr and
Carrie u Erarl.- Ni,,-Tr.ii,s, E,r'r.. RAM
yp.> lf
D4robue w walsh t.t4 Al
FoJ ''' Or ) Al. "",sI 60 az -
F,in r. and Auu'e-V E7.7 81 0,- =,
Trsrs.I S,i.ls o. II T. A Formal, s..g fs
Frankei RI Fe,iman et al Slt>
Fr.fz S-M A 0Iy.rrc- Si4q =
FiashIcr,y. "a Shcri sas 81
Fi,hhack. e F-N ] Miller et al tI-.1 a.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Fenale.

temale.
AA-WAITRESS. Young Scotch girl: $25: excel
lent references p. Miss Hofmayers Agency, 10
East i3d ST.. third floor. Tel S9i7-Muray I'M.
COUPLE-Excelleut cook. laundrass or homework
or. man gardener. useful two years excellent
references $50 Industrial Association. Il West i2d
s. 500 Bryant
HOUSEW ORkER-F Finnish American. strong; will
ing. city or country. excellent references Lehu's
Agency. II f. 18th st Phone 55l5 Harlem.
HOT SEWORKER. Thoroughly competent: sleep
home. excellent references. SIS. Industrial As
soriation l. West 42d st.
YOUNG ENGLISH GIRL. fond Of children assist
with anything. SIS one years best references
Industrial Association. II West 42d st. Phone 500
Bryant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-16
Vessels Arriving az and De
parting from Port OF
New York.


MlNIATI RE- ALMANAC
Sunrise 42,. sunset. 50. moon so's 10 j'i
moons age. 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-16

/ BERNSTEIN. AUCTIONEER SELLS TO-DAY.
T. o'clock sharp. Al public auction. by virtue u
a cert ain Chaitei mortgage. VI ] n NJ Blake. Inc.
90 John Leonard Company assigned 20 Matthew
Il. B1ylsn. eight 80 horses aud thirteen lsl
trucks al No. 36 West l1th Street. Borough VI
Manhattan. city u New York
~ dtlet of Auorur, Tor Mortgage.
BY VIRTUE or WRIT or An EXECUTION
forclused 40 lien ! viii sell Today. = 50
A NJ al 2lj Past 3ith 81 Barriers Cham,
Barkers make. Model y Three Chair Case COM
p.ete. I Peerless sterillzcr I Pole and other Barber
fixtures. in the matter Of Bernhard Herring vs.
DAVID GREENBLATI. Marshal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-16
INSTRUCTION.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors Teachers Tutors
Governesses etc 10 Colleges, schools and
Families Apply 20 Mrs n. J. fOUA1-
FULTON. % Union Square
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

MAZE
BOOkKEEPER'S ASSISTANT entry clerk or gen
eral OTicewOrk.-By young man 49,: neat pen
man. quick. accurate. trustworthy; high school
education. Al references two years experience.
will start al So or wishes learn other trade az
any salary given. ". Drain. i25 East 10th ST..
The Bronx.
ENGINEER Licensed, experience steam or cleo
tricity. Secor, 262 spring 81
YOUNG MAN past 10: willing honest: as packer
or shipping clerk good penman. furnish Al
references. bond II necessary. Martin Epstein. ~
Bushwck av. Brooklyn
YOUNG MAN desires position as coffee or counter
man. four years experience. Joe Bankorsky. COZ
East 9Th st., city,
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Part V-O'DWYER. c. Causes 20 Ne sent from
Part III Tor trial Unfinished.
Part V-SNtIU J-Iutushet Part WINE
LIE j. Unfinished. Part Vll-ALLEN, J.
Unfinished Part WHEELER J.-Uuhnished.
Causes t0 Doe sent from Part ] 10 Parts V. VI.
VII aud VIII for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-16

In 70 Romano order signed
In r., German. American Building and Loan Asso-
citation of the City u Y order Of reference 20
William Van WICK signed
Sou'hold Savings Bank|Wrigh Judgment Of fore
closure and sale. george Ackeriy, referee TO
sell signed.
By BIACKMAR. J.
Trwrcr Babgock n re New YORK Connecting RR
Go. orders sgu a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-16

SUPREME COURT.
Special 1t'm-BEADN.
Motion, aUl t6 paUc matters
MOTION CALENDAR
People Doe tUarslslaldl lsuuuC. lauuoue
Re Us,kir Na.Imdnu SchImCyer
rIlsSur>h} NCChscr
hnaLIaI Ierm fnf IrlalS-n lLADY. 1
The Glenwood post., 1915-08-14
A Mf OF ADVICE
Dat Dslay. 0eesaA- Deaf
kDseiAsas

II you suffer from bseksshs; heal.
aches OF dizzy spells; if you Fest poorly
and are languid in the morning; II the
kidney secretions are irregular AID un-
natural in appearance, do not delay. In
such cases the kidneys often need help.
Doan's Kidney Pills are especially
prepared for kidney trouble-they are
recommended by Thousands. Can resi-
dents desire more convincing proof
than the statement of . citizen of this
localityi
Dan Mccullough, E. Cooper Ave,
Riverside, Aspen, Colo, says: 81 had
pain over my hips and it was always
more severe when l lay down. During
these attacks, the kidney secretions
were highly colored and didn't pass
regularly. The good reports heard
about Doan's Kidney Pills led me to
try them. Three boxes made . great
improvement in my health and / have
felt twenty per cent better SINCE"
Price SOC At all dealers. Don 7
simply ask for q kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Mccullough had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Proprs., Buffalo, N. Y.
The Glenwood post., 1915-08-14

A baseball game at Rifle will be one
Of the new features of the annual Ap-
pie Pie Day celebration this year. The
program committee has arranged most
complete and attractive program whien
is assurance that there will be soma
thing doing every minute from start to
finish. Free apple pie at noon on TIE
first day. Sept. and 3.
The Glenwood post., 1915-08-14
A LIBERAL Offer

The undersigned druggist is author
lied by the American Drug 3 Press
Association, of which he is member,
to guarantee Meritol Hair Tonic to
give satisfaction or the purchase price
will be refunded. This indicates the
confidence they have in this prepsr'-
ton. Prices soc and $1.O0. Glenwood
Pharmacy, local agency.
The Glenwood post., 1915-08-14
TIRED, ACH10
IL NU0CLBS RELIEVED

Hard work, over-exertion, mean sti1,
sore muscles Sloan's Liniment lightly
applied, Little quiet, and your soreness
disappears ike magic. "Nothing ever
helped like your Sloan's Liniment. l
can never thank you enough" writes
one grateful user. Stops suffering,
aches and painA An excellent counter
irritant, better and cleaner than mus
tard. All druggists, CSC. Get bottle
today. Penetratas without rubbing.
The Glenwood post., 1915-08-14
l,o1 BALE, HOHANoI on LRASl

A cattle raaeA eS Sz0 acres close 70
one of the finest ranges in Colorado.
Has ESQ acres aDAes ditch; sbout $50
under cultivatisas close t. good mar
kets. Fully equipped With farm ma
ehinery and stock for running the
same.
This is Faso baHo1in - the land
will grow anything fron grain and
alfalfa to potatoes
For particulars address < 7 z care
Glenwo Po0e
The Glenwood post., 1915-08-14
RoP fHA1 HW

Just few drsps Of that nild, sssth-
iae eesaing wash, 1sfitea Hsssaa
RsAsdy, - highly rssoansaAsa IL
Dsssna, aal ~ ieehi.g a1a ssninG
b esas. DsaT 1ail - ~ ~ ssssa.
49, ssosay IL aay fssa e ossoa.
We how 2aiesa Dsss0a Ds0eaH IN
~ - hs1aae ss1sG o111 - -
$4,000 - 0lsswssa HAas0aV. fGe5l
~ - ea0
The Glenwood post., 1915-08-14

For q corn4e loeati01 in residence
portion Of city On sewer and water
Hss, just right for . number Of cot
eaRes, call at tAia offies.
The Glenwood post., 1915-08-14

bsas ~ ol0ly carriage, as Ben jamin
FEanklia saOsted, but at least, as nc
aAviael, vak, walk, walk. Lake
City ni.sA
ARPeaRaAanO are sometimes deeeivinx
and ve nay b. IN error, but it seems to
US it would be advisable to inquire into
the sasity sf sous people residing about
Lake City and 8a The Lake Fork val
ley before they become violent, who ap-
pear to lshsr under the hallueination
that the whole world is lesgued against
then.-LAkS City Times.
Why is it that men who are as sharp
as tAcks in nost things are a careless
as as isfant in others. Get in q ear
a.A drive sssuHd the country and you
will zee faFn Implements everywher.
exposed to the elements, plows standing
in ths fields, mowers, rakes, wagons
and dozens Of implements out in the
rain fron January to December. Lift
. five spot from the pocket of one of
tAess fellows and he will want to either
lick yoa o. send you to the penitentiary
to square up for his loss. But he let's
many tines that amount 60 to rack
sad rain in exposing his machinery AID
implements to the elements without an
apparent thought as to their value.
Quees-but il S true.-Delta County
Tribune.
The first authentic case of "bost-
Logging" reported at the News office,
came in this week. The case in ques-
tion relates to Mrs. Elmer Wheatl ",
who On opening a jar of canned peaches
discovered that said peaches were
spoiled. Said Iady then proceeded to
the rear cad of the lot and deposited
same over the back fence These pro-
eeedings were all right and proper, but,
little later on glancing out the win
dow, Mr.. ". was Mortified on behold
ing several Of her fine Plymouth rock
chickens reelIng and sprawling and
singing With evident delight that would
have dose credit to an call night house
ON the Bowery.' Mrs. Wheatley claims
to be . prohibitionist, but then!-Grand
Valley Nsws.
Moro 09ief For the Midland Trail
Dr.. Bell of Montrose, who with his
wife spent the week in these parts,
tells the Herald scribe that the people
Of his town, and Clher towns on the
Rainbow Eoute, are building good
auto road west through the Paradox
valley TO connect with Utah road
through the LaSal mountains, thus
making . nuch shorter route from Ar
kansas valley points to Salt Lake City
than over the Midland trail; besides
being Tn attractive scenic route.
Another dastardly attempt on the
more or less famous Midland trail.
The way The Herald feels about these
various auto routes, is something like
this: The travellers will eventually
iipd the best route. In the meantime,
let us improve Rio Blanco county roads
rs fast as we can, and let the advocates
Of other routes do the shot air. stunts.
-Meeker Herald.
The Glenwood post., 1915-08-14
PROPERTIES WAITED

I want some Glenwood Springs or
close in properties in partial exchange
for fruit ranches, stock ranches, hay
and potato ranches well located. Also
will list some good ranch property fos
sale. 1 have inquiries for such prop
erty and a good chance to sell if prices
are right. Give full and accurate des-
cription, direction and distance from
nearest town. State what improve
ments are on the place and give your
lowest price and terms Of sale. II in
numbered state amount, rate Of inter
est and when due. If you will exchange
for other property, state the kind want
ed and your preference - to location.
Don t put . fictitious value on your
property il you want to sell.
A. J. DICKSON,
The Glenwood post., 1915-08-14

Advertising in the Post brings re-
sults. Why not try it!
The Glenwood post., 1915-08-14

Good stationery - N intrsdsetsos
in itself and uakes . first inpesasios
al h valuable. Call a1A - ~Aat
ee eaa d for yoa in this hns.
The Glenwood post., 1915-08-14

Old papsu fer sa,s ss tAis s9sss.
The Glenwood post., 1915-08-14
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The Glenwood post., 1915-08-14
A srRolPe 0DoaaE1Wax

W. ". Holes o1 tAs Dseorah, Iowa,
Journal says, "I Aavs been . sufferer
from Piles an1 Henmeseids for years.
I got no relis3 until ny druggist rec
commended Mssi4ea File Remedy. Be-
fore I had taksa Aalf tAs psekass the
distress was &o0o aAd have had no
trouble since. I vivid not take .
thousand dolla1o aAA - back in ~
former condit3eo. Price 4l.00. Glss-
wood Pharmaey, exclusive asssey.