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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-25
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= OREGON WEATHER .
STOCKING THE TROUT STREAMS.

STOCKING THE TROUT STREAMS.
In southern Oregon are many
streams where conditions are ideal
for the propagation Of trout. and in
which the angler should find the best
Of nshing. Some Of these streams
have been nshed Unfortunately and
the trout are now not as plentiful as
they were a few years ago. Other OF
the streams will follow unless the
supply is maintained through the
artificial stocking. for the natural
increase is not suficient to keep up
the supply. From the state hatch
cries occasional paintings Of trout
are made in some OF these streams,
but not in quantity to have a very
material effect upon the maintenance
Of the supply. The hatcheries are far
removed. and the shipping in Of trout
fry and the hauling OF the fry many
miles over the roads by auto and
truck after the arrival OF the car kills
many OF the FISH. Paintings in this
manner have been made in this dis
trict on several occasions. but II is
seldom that trout Of any variety ex-
cept those native are caught in
streams where the attempt to plant
new varieties has been made. The
system has proven expensive and ap-
parently not very efficient. Millions
of steelhead fry have been turned
into the streams also. but this seems
without result in the smaller rivers.
for the steel head will go down TO
the sea and that has been the last
seen OF him in the small creeks.
If the state fish and game COM
mission would establish number of
small hatcheries, to be maintained
for a few years in different ocalities
where there are streams to be stock
ed, it would no doubt show greater
results than the present method. Such
a hatchery located in the upper Suck
er creek, for instance, could in a
short time ill score of streams with
trout and that region would become
most famous for its angling. There
are dozen streams in the Illinois
valley that could be stocked from
such hatchery, all of them perfect
in conditions for the fish and for the
fisherman The same holds true in
the upper Applegate region. and in
other districts where conditions are
parallel.
The fly fisherman will find the Ore
gon sreams the best in the world,
but the natural supply of trout will
not be sufficient to maintain them.
Neither will the occasional shipment
Of fry in the can, and the transDor-
tation of the cans over miles of high
way to the streams. prove adequate.
The trout should be hatched out in
water near where they are to be
liberated. then the percentage Of loss
would be reduced to the minimum.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-25

The Fallacy of Paraffine
Base: Eastern oil manufac-
turers have long extOlled
the superior virtues of paraffine-
base motor oils. But Pacific Coast
motorists have proved that Zero
lene, made from selected Califor-
MIA crude, asphalt base, gave best
results. Their experience is now
supported by the testimony OF in
ternational experts. Lieut.. Bryan
stated before the Am. Soc. of Naval
Engineers: "Oils made from the
asphalt-base crudes have shown themselves better
adapted to motor cylinders far as their carbon
forming procivties are concerned, than are paraf-
fine base Pennsylvania oils" Zerolene received
highest competitive awards, San Francisco and San
Diego Expositions Dealers everywhere and at service
stations and agencies Of the Standard Oil Company.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-25
ZEROLENE
M Gaua1d OH for Modv Cars

long TO nnd who answered me. but tho
sound had no source. l followed the
wli.o'.ths- s-wisp through swamps ~
evening. IL led me hiiher and ycn. but
came nowhere. IL was only tho ghost
OF light | saw an apple hang
Ing in the depths OF pool ! stopped
10 pick II and layed my hands In tho
water. The apple had no form. This IL
dream life. Atlantic.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-25

II IL funny TO watch cat whip doc
The dog always looks shcepiah.
SO does the owner.
And after II is all over the woman
who owns the cat usually pops out and
demands ,ruculently:
What you trying 10 do with my
eatT'-Chica Herald.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-25
PORTLAND MARKETS

Portland. July 25.--Today's mar
Ike, quotations we're:
Wheat--club. 90; bluestem. 1.O3.
0ats--No. white feed, 26.50.
Barley--Feed, 2I50.
Hogs-Best live. 80.
Prime steers. 100, fancy COWS,
j.ij: lest calves. $50.
String lambs. S.25.
Butter--City creamery. 80; coun-
try 81.
Eggs Selecte d local extras, 26
G2s.
Hens, 15; broilers. l6N17; geese.
10m11.
Copper, 2Sk.
Keen Kutter pocket knives at
Rogue River Hardware. sO6
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-25

I called aloud In the forest. aud the
shout came back. Then ! searched
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-25

Location notices. Courier once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
SHE FOUND THE MAN
THAT KNEW HOW

''iter a search OF over two years for
= iasses mat would permit her to ,,sn
Hc' eyes without severe headache AR.
W. |. turner. No. I2g South E;r,h
street, WHO" OF the late NJ y Turner
- "eli-known insurance man. dcrIarn.
'h"t she has recovered perfect vision
since her visit To Charles LincoIn
Mrs Turner is the mother Of ,,,,,,
SONS. one. Charles :. Turner was fnr
many Years pharmacist for Polk Mil,er
IruF Co.: Thomas L. Turner vim
hrown & Williams Tobacco "a 81
Winston. y. 4. %
y mist seemed 10 have come bcfore
IN! eyes. explained Mrs. Turner. ",nd
everything was blurred and jndistinct
keadlhs or other use Of my eyes no
came very painful to me. causing in
tense pain in my eyes and back Of nv
mead so mat could not sleep con
suited TWO different specialists without
receiving much benefit. one put drnas
INTO my eyes. that blinded me for .:
gay or Two. and made them smart ana
burn. No glasses put on me gave n,n
more IMAM n few minutes relief anJ
'hen seemed worse off than ever
When | went TO Charles Lincoln
smith found that his new method
had no connection with drugs. He
didn't leuch my eyes or give me main
IKE the others II was wonderful
My eyesight is now perfect. can
READ with pleasure. thread the finest
needle. and the mist and blurrinc has
disappeared. Those pains and head
aches are thing of the mast. thanks
TO thi. great discovery ana the art or
Charles Lincoln Smith
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19

Lincoln Smith. nearly fourteen YEAR,.
asG Ssf me 'oiu me that it was caused by
nave been that. for after had he
,helhod and prescription glasses The
ieaahc hes disappeared and ! felt like
ahother person. | was not botbcr,ft
Tor zen years through this mans skill
during this time | have been ;,bl,. -,
rcaa and sew in comfort ana NV pe,,-
srai condition was quite different from,
what IT had been formerly. Recently
would read or sew the old h..h.,c,,.a
would come back and my vision womb
pothef me Tor close work a consider
able My husband suggested thai
SUCK to the bridge that carried mo
over. SO ] went 80 Charles Lincoln
smith again. Wen. this mans method
and glasses have corrected my eve
trouble once more My sight is now
as good ms 1t ever was. As :. result
am simply delighted II is iIs, ne
II ] didn't have any glasses on now
And don't believe will need "A new
pair in the next ten or fifteen years
again"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19

~ inc spring OF 1899 VAS attached ,v
.iGsc.iai ana lniIainmItory Rhrumntisrt
suffered as only thcs" who have IL know.
:"r over three ycars I tried remedy hf,"r
remedy! ana doctor after doctor t.ut such
Tslet a. received Was only teinporarv
fhaI!y. found n remedy that cured mo
,"inpi.iciE and ~ has. never return.,
nave given IL TO II number who were terri
Ny anNctcd aud oven b,driIder with I,h,,,.
"aH". 80 wv!
van; every sufferer from any form a,
th' cHt"br trouble 10 try this mary cInu.
h"aiinE power. Don't send "a cent s.mpIy
MiaI your name ana address and viii
7rhn ~ :r"' TO try. After YOU have us,,i f.
ana u has proven itself To be that Ionr
,'"nsa ,"i means Of curing your Rheuma.
hsn. %or ma! send the price of IL one
collar. hut. unGcrstand, ! do not wnnt yomr
i"one! unless YOU are perfectly satisned To
sehh ". Isn't that fair' Why runor anv
longer when positive relief Is thus orrernS
y Wn lfeH Don; telss. Write to-day.
bldEY Syracnse. y. Y"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
FIREMAN WALTER WOOD
Is HURLED FROM ENGINE

Walter Wood, OF Engine Company
No. II. was slightly injured ycster-
day morning when thrown from the
engine while il was Responding. 10 AN
alarm. y rear wheel came off the en-
CINE as il WAS rounding {, coruer and
Wood was hurled some distance
through the air before he fell to the
cohhle stones. He was treated by Am
bulancc Surgeon Porter and rallied
quickly, being taken TO his home by
the surgeon He was injured about
tho back.
The accident occurred during "a small
epidemic OF fires in the early morn
ing, series of fires which resulted
IN the loss of several thousands of
hine alarms reached Fire Headquarters
The tire which caused thr greatest
effort on the par. OF the ii"r d.p:ri-
mcnt was that in the livery stable OF
u. +. Halle. Nineteenth aud I"ronklir
Stre"ts early yesterday. 1t started in
me reed room ard spread quickly TO
uthcr portions OF the building. but the
departments was able to get /, under
control before ii could spread 10 other
buildings.
y feature OF thi.; fire was the sal
raSihg OF $40 belonging to Il. IA. Mar
I'M. The money had been left in a
room occupied by Martin on the second
Iioor % til" building the hottest mart
OF the fire. Il had been LEFT in a cigar
Don ana Il tobacco bag. Chief Jovncs
found the cigar box and its contents
nut another search WAS necessary for
me bag. II had been left under !, nil
low "hich was completely burned, but
inc water had droncacd tbs bn.-. and
its roll of bills so efrectuallv tb.t r.
vas unchanged 10y The flames ana All
81 tie money WAS saved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19

,, Eye, as If perfectly indifferent. as to
precedence I'm willin' to fight first.
or play first. 'cordin' to which IS p'fer-
fcd. on'N II was TO git killed they
wo"idn be II" chanst TO nobody to Kit
the wad, not 'thouten them two friends
10 mine what's inside Is killed tou.'
sounds cnvlncin' TO me- admitted
the old man. II amt never heer'1
what IT'S nec'ary 70 To have no friendly
rlations with :, man afo' plnyin' poker
with him. but dunno bout Bassctt
recon he'll have to he tied, or SIM,
pin. afo the game
rhey wont be no call 70 that" said
one Eye. well satisfied at having dis
ARMED the old mans hostility for the
time o all en- 20 in the back room
an tell him I'm hyar Hen come Il
iookih 70 me. an he won't find me.
While he's'a lookin' tell BlaisdelI I'm
Twine To set in. an he'll keen the
others quiet while yo all comes ,a,.
an tells HasSctt what must bars
"unued away.
While he's Il ht,n,in III over town
!" me III go In the back do AN take
= hhnd till he comes back I reckon
likely they'll be hell To pay when he
does come. but yo' all en- keen him
lookin 70 spell. an mebbe en- git
iid o this wad afo' him a; me meets
up. ben totin of so long I'm git
tia iopS'ded.' and he G:rinued us Il he
thought he had said somcthin. funny.
Two minutes later a roar of yrca,
rage from til" back room was fol-
lowed by the big sheriff. gun in hand
The barroo,u was empty. ana he roarcd
again. Then came old man C;reynlaw
protesting surprise.
He must a went up the street"
was the only explanation he could Of
fer. He talked big;;ity when told
him 70 all was in the back room. but
| reckon he'd ruthcr run than fight"
Ana Ba&Sett went up the street
Meantime lua: with only one eye
took the Seal i;assctt had vacated Tile
story OF what vent on in the game
before BasSett returned was told for
years, up and down tn" river. and
mas its Dlacr in thnSr chronicles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19

WIZ Lend Lebanon Club II New c,-,,.
Goes 'ThrouEh-OId big
Lacquer.

LEBANON. PA. March lS-Nil.e
c . erstwh!lc star Of tn" New Yori,
,',a, Lea gu" team. Is TO be made
manager OF the Lebanon ,.,,, ~,
pennsylvania State League if rro.am,
piahs Tor Tn" organization of :; civ
Grub circuit arc successful
New York promoters have leased a
PROT OF ground here for the erection
or grounds and promise n strong team
h'auc mp principally Of former Fed
eral league players who are out Of
JOBS oE reason Of the absorption Of
the outlaws by Organized Basch,ll
The circuit is to be made up Of I>ob.
anon, Reading. Harrisburg, Lancaster
chester and York. and Is TO have the
protection Of Farrell's National Asso-
citation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
SUNDAY BALL IN JERSEY

NEW YORK. March lS.-AIaior
i"hsuc baseball teams will play sun.
Wy paseoali games in Jersey City all
VI next season. According 10 an ar
engagement completed a few DAYS ago
baFc briscoll, manager OF scmi-pro
teams ana former big league scout.
VIII take over the West Side Park.
former home Of the Jersey Skeeters.
ana ana nave as the home team the Long
hraiich CubanS. Dave has arranged
games with the Giants. Yankees. Bos-
ION Nationals, st. Louis Browns, Bos-
ton Red SoN, rhilly Nationals. White
son and iicrzog's Reds The Cubans.
as usual. Will he managed by DR.. Hen
riuc2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
Special Council Meeting

Monday evening to consider the n,,e.-
non OF allowing the Petersburg and
AppomattoN Electric Railway Com
pahy, whose line runs from Pctersbur,,
10 fiopeweil. to have terminal facili.
'''s ~ inc corner of Wythc and Syc,
more streets, by constructing II "Y" to
enable it's cars to turn nrouud 4.
present the terminus Of the new rail.
way Is over IN Blandford, where pun.
SehscrS nave To change TO tho cars ne
me virginia Railway and Power Com
punS 10 get INTO the city a spcciaI
'"eetihG or the council will lie called
next week TO hear the renort ~,
Of the committees ,rh.
general sentiment in The city favors
granting tn" request OF the, roiIw,,.
company "'""S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
SUCCESS OF FOURTEEN
YEARS AGO REPEATED

fourteen years ago, and again
within the last few weeks. Mrs. j. r.
Elark' wife OF Mr.. j. u. Clark. for ten
years with Virginia State Ayriculturoi
Department, has been before Charles
Lincoln Smith. and she Is so elatcd
over hei experience that she Is telling
every one about them. Fourteen
years ago says Mrs Clark. II used
20 suner with nervous headaches neu-
ralgia and sick headache most ALI the
time was ready to give up. | was
20 wretched My sight seemed to he
all right. When ] consulted Charles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
Two Small Fire.

s,r.. dwelling in Harding
street. owned and occupied nv n
icttl"ay. was badly damaged by fra
last night. as was also the rurnitur.
thc loss was between 5000 ana s3oo
covered by insurance ''
ms morning about $3.50 O'clock a
double frame dwelling at tbc corn.s
OF Rome and Dunlop Streets. o,,ur,.
by w u. Harrison. and occupied Inv
c"lored families, was practically do
A'roycd BY fire Of Academia! origin
The building was insured
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
Improvement. In Prospect.

II IS understood that n COMPANY Is
peihe formed here for the purpose of
erecting large frc-proof warehouse
ioF 'he storage of general merchants Sc
anu agricultural products, and with
authority 10 issue guaranteed ncgotla-
pte certificates, on the plan Of IL bon
ded warehouse. 1t is proposed to con
s'ruct a steel. concrete and brick build
ing WIN ~ moor space OF 5000 fccr at
probable cost OF SI2O.cu0
The Norfolk and Western HALLWAY
company. which has erected an addi-
tiohal ticket office ANA "A neat shed on
IT'S property fronting on Second street.
is considering the question OF extend
NE us freight warehouse on River
street TO Second Street, In order TO
secure enlarged facilities for accom,no-
dating and handling frciSht-outgoinu
and incoming. The new extension will
be two-story building, the upper
Moor 10 be devoted 10 Offices for the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
SERVICE CONFERENCE
IS BROUGHT TO CLOSE
Rev. j.. X. Chcnauit, OF richmond,
Makes Final Address to Sunday
School Workers.
IMPROVEMENTS IN PROSPECT
Company Has Been Formed to Erect
Great Storage NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
folk and Western Will Enlarge
Its Petersburg Facilities.
[ Especial 10 The Timcs-Dispatch.

PETERSBURG, VA. March lS.-'rhc
Efficiency Conference. held at the Mar
kct street Church under the auspiccs
OF the Methodist SUNDAY school Union
oi petersburg ana Vicinity, was
brought I" close last night after
sessions continuing through three
evenings The final address was de
livered hy Rev r. H. Chcnault. or
lticlmond. on THE Call OF the SUNDAY
school to, Service The conference
proved highly beneficial In the valuu-
ole Information impaired as to the best
and most efficient methods Of SUNDAY
school teaching In all departments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
CONTINUES TREMENDOUS
ACHIEVEMENTS
This Kind of Evidence Comes ONLY Bv
Making Good"
Solid, Substantial, Satisfactory Merit 1t Cannot Be
Bought, Imagined or Created It must Re Earned II
is the Product of Value Received

nnoyat
popularity him.. &C.,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
NEW HOPEWEtL LEAGUE
STRIVING FOR 100000
Concerted Movement by BUSINESS
Men to Increase Population
OF Powder Town.
PLAN PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN
Preparations for Booster DAY, on
April i3. Are Being Rapidly For
warded. and II Is Expected to Mark
Epoch in New Municipality.
Especial 10 Th. ri,nes-pispa,cn.

ilOrEWEI.I. VA. March 1S.-Prob-
undertaken in the interest of IL better
iIopeweil WAS til. formation OF what
Is khowm as the lioPewcil Two Hun
are" Thousand League. composed of :,
large number of business men. The
meeting AT which the organization was
formed was one Of the largest eyer
held in the interest of the city.
There We're few speeches "a, th.
meeting, bu, MAN. short. crisp talks
were made. all Of them To the uoiut
and urging the need Of concerted action
10 bring before the State and world
al large the advantages offered by the
town. and inviting them to Join I'm The
WORK OF making it the most prospcrouS
in Virginia
forty thousand people have come TO
ilopewcll inside Of one year. said one
speaker. Why cannot we bring five
times that number in five years..
from this statement the committee
Went 10 work and formed it's report
which urged that the association he
incorporated and every business man
IN the city I've entitled To membership.
The fee charged - become a member
OF the league is $40 per month. and
this money will tie expended i'm various
ways including advertising and doing
such other work AS the committee may
deem advisable
BIZ PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN
PART OF MOVEMENT
me league plans an extensive pub
lcitE campaign, calling attention to
the entire advantages of Hopcwell IL
Is proposed to employ a competent man
10 nave charge Of this work who will
furnish the press advertising as we'll
as descriptive stores of the Youngest
OF American cities and it's wonderful
growth
Among those making speeches we're
d. y. England, chairman Of the booster
day committee: e. NJ. Cleveland. r. l..
watson. Street Commissioner Non
stadtcr. ID. G. Mccain and others Tho
foilowins officers were elected: presi-
dent. q. NJ. Cleveland; vice presidents
VI. ~ Finn John l.. Vaughan AMI Wal
ter sachs; secretary. J.. NJ Warren;
treasurer. Robert l.. Watson.
Executive comm,tee-Al Ncustadt.r.
II. II. Larenstein. John Stewart. =. r
Trout, Richard Eppcs and G.. w.
StallnSs
The committee in charge is rapidly
perIectinE plans for The Booster Day
celebration that will he held on April
u" While not all OF The plans have
been completed. from along the lines
already mapped out. the day will he
an epoch making event in the history
oil III" city. a slogan. KUN Rite In"
WIN either the name Of the Wonder
Guy or the date OF the occasion. las
been mentioned in business circles &c
the wGtchword
II is planned to have the school chill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
R h G u m a tbs m
Remarkable Home Cure Given by One Win
Had h-He Wants Every sufferer
To Benefit

send \" Monry-Iust Your Address
tears ~ awful suffering and misery hay,
Taught this nnn. Mark " Jackson OF S,rpe
cuse. New York, how terrible an enen,
!" human happiness rheumatism is and
!lhNt gwen MIN sympathy with all uninr.
inmates who are within Its grusr IL.
wants every rheumatic victim TO know
now he WAS cured. Read what he sava:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19

drcn Of the city take some part in tho
days events. either In the form of n
pageant or AN athletic meet. The mat
ter has been taken up with the school
;.uthoritics.and they will make .rr;,np.
mehts for some kind of attrit.,inn re,.
turing the children OF the Iiopew.lI
and city Point schools
strong campaign will be started In
the next few davs. bv way of scndiur,
out special invitations =. ne I.,din.,
men OF the. state. TO nave Il reureSeuto-
tive gathering of citizens from All s.,.
tons OF Virginia in the yuncotton civ
on Booster Day. Bcnjamin r. Enr
rison. OF the Administrative Boar. ms
charge of these plans, and is I'm WASH
inStoi calling on members Of Con
= IN an effort TO have them attend
the celebration.
tho Du Ponr Company has iu.,
ieased from Richard t;ppeS the vacant
iahd lying between CITY poiu, .mI
wen 'or the erection OF additional
eo'liSeS Tor operatives. WoriSmen will
start construction OH $50 Of these en-, :.
ICES III the next few days. y company
VI RET. rshurS capitalists has ius, been
iorine" to take over the Sa, Franchise,
in the town.
III NtHBlRG CAPITALISTS
WILL. BuIIfD IOTEI
me Vaughan Construction t,o,,,,,,,
naS JUS; been awarded the coulro., r,,
construction OF :: PASSENGER and
,t'lEht station on the Norfolk and
, hallway at Rosewood The
pu'tu'hs. ON which work will be started
on tuesday. viii be OF a pavilion 10
i,..,;, aug WI! be Of sufficient size to
hhhaic All freight into this section.
Lynchbnrg capitalists have ,u,r
chased site Oh Broadway ana w';,,
erect now IOO-ruom hotel ., ho
SHOWN rs the Powl.at;n Large sam
PIC rooms and private baths will be
PROVIDED IN the new structure. ON. nj
'Hc lhleSt enterprises In Houeweu i.
'hc erection Of new theoter for
,""deFiile ON Broadway wher, t,yo
iotS nave been purchased In tn. huiId-
Ihs' winch viii seat 1.5nG people. win
a!So dc Installed n bowling alley. Tie
structure and equipment il il ssh
mated. will cost $4,000
INC Hopewell Hotel curpor,,io, h,,
JUST oeeh formed for the purpos. nf
I I,.S four-story brick hotel on
~. ~, o'oWaE' near the new baseball park
ne contract has been awarded. ana
work VIII be started in a few d.,s :,
is said. The Vaughan cons,r,ic :, =,
Eo"'p,mE rs the contractor. The .uild-
ing Will cost s3U,O0N
in'r.E-hvc men and teams have
oeeh working for several DAYS ON Tho
streets IN this city, and the NurfoIl,
' an, western Railway Company has
sniPped INTO the town nifty corlnnas ~
'ih"eFs. which are being placed an 10
sueetS HopeweIi Street IN. ha,
~" 'caIlE completed and Tn, u.orr
men Will give their attention IN n,.,,,I
way next week '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
Nr,,s Note, of Iut.r..,

NonNina Porter. aged fourteen years
sou Of NJ. =. Porter. fornerI, or Pc
tershurc. died last night OF pneumonia
NJ his fathers home. ''B" Village. Hone
We'll. The body was brought to Pc
iersburS for burial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19

clcrks. go that the entire first floor
OF the big warehouse may be used for
freight purposes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19

NOS. 100 iol and l02 Murphy's Hotel
eighth Street entrance. tnle cIswoS
tori. Consultations free between the
hours J, Of 10 A. NJ and P. y. Sundays,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19

Identity Instantly Su.pcctcd
4 The plan might have worked bette
Aad tho Arkansas City men been less
stute, but such rs Il WIS il wa.
'dopted. Accordingly. Mr. Mnstcrs auu
~ Foster entered tins OLD mans "a