davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1916-11-18

Prospective tenants "
.age to inspect our prof
our houses are general
rule being to have them
DWELLINGS
1907 l4th nw.l2r. b. 300
290S 18th NV. 3r. u
,pec. St.... 80. ~
300 th.upper noors3O. 90
1000 Park I'd. Tor. b40. 90
1927 o NV. Or. b. 400
Oh T. NV. ST. b. $3.50
1O2 Quincy NV .9r. hiss. 80
III 9th NV. or. n. -35. 90
24 Chestnut ST. Tako-
ma Park. 6r, b. lot
55x1o0 ..-......3 30. 80
"a $ NV. 6r, b
Dec. II ........2s.J 80
DWELLINGS SOUTHEA
63s n { ay. or. b. 1880
DWELLINGS
161 Uhiand Ter ne.
Or, b ...........25.o0 so
1900 Nd av ne. Or. biz. so
HEATED AP
1880 r. I. ave-, 3r. & 4r.
1854 Euclid NV. ir. an
Home Apt, 18th and Il S
4 rooms and bath ....
o0s ID st. NV. 3rd floor.
APARTMENTS
llOe 7th NV. .2fi. 6r. ba0. so
1903 r NV, ,2f, 5r. b. 20. 90
145l Pa av sc, ID.
rear. Ar, b. so
BUSINESS
612 18th NV. store
& s apis. .@.W
1918 7th NV. ...--..S $500
1885 9th NV. .sto. Or. b06. 90
1924 9Th NV. .sto. Or. bit 50
1924 No Cap. store. 40. 90
7o7-09 Fla av NV.
store & cellar. 40. 90
s43 Pa av, store. 40. 90
1903 11th nv. store. *. so \
1880 7th NV. .sto. 4, w25. so
1905 r I av, store. rs. 90
2030 Georgia av- $500 |
COLORED
2147 Newport pl NV,
Or. b -22-50
1919 9th nv, 7r. 1900
l725 Seaton NV. 8, ,blS.50
1911 y J av NV, "a,
Or, b ....-.:..ls $50
1905 4th NV. 7f.w.B.0
i19S1s Seaton nv.
Or. b ..........N.1 |
2205 Sth NV. store,
Sr. b .........-.1s.5Ul
260S X NV. Or. b. rs. 90
2l2O Il NV. Sr. b. IL. 80 |
We have q number Of Ral
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FOR RMT-H0UsB.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ, Inc,
General Rental Agency,
IA 18TH st. NV
FURNIEHED HOUSES,

FUKNIbHED HOUBES
1436 F'm't. 10r. .3b. 200. 90, 1852 18th 1
1898 L'mont Or .8b. 1sO. 90 1904 B'm',
lI!2 S nw. .10r .3b. 1880 301 Rit'ho
NJ 0I
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FOR RENT LIST OF
1909 ST. NV
Telephones Main 12041205.
UNFURNISHED HOUSES.
f106 Vt av INV. .3blO0 3l5 nv se.9r. b.30. 90
1908 Irving nv, l1r. 900 Taylor NV. Or, ,b27 so
Oh .......... .65. 90 1876 Ore av NV a. b27 so
1918 Calvert NV. 1lr. 1907 Fla av NV q, ,b27 30
ob . &C. 90 f22 NV. sr, b.. .25. so
1872 NV. Or. b. 55 90 5Ss LIST Sc. 4r. b. q 90
iil7 Eve NV llr b. s.. 90 % L ne, Or, b. 70 so
1871 Clifton NV, 1lr. Is D Sc, 11r. b.. q. 90
........... .6s 90 d NJ ne. Or. b.. .21. 80
1903 NV. 12r.b. 81 so 1404 " NV. Or. b. .20. so
2606 Mozart NV 8. .b40.00 8l1 c. 6r.. Is 90
1865 10th nv. 81. b. 80. so 304 se........ - 90
2lU2 o NV, sr, b. $3.50 81 Schott al ne, II. 50
COLORED
36 Eve me- lOr b. 80. so 1l50 18th NV 3r IL so
.715 NV. lar. b 80. 90 III Kendall ne. .5r II 90
Patterson ne. ar. IA. 90 6l5 II av nw.6r. 10. 30
1871 Fla av 5r. 1O.5Ol2 Allen ct sw, 4r. g. so
FLATs-C0LORED.
144s Corcoran NV, LIST 1649 NV. I'd a. is. 80
floor, 3r, b. .17.5Ol
1925 18th NV. .loo.oo siS BIS Fla Az nw.sto Is 50
r. r. sss ?. ~ n1 IL. nv
34i5.i7 N NV .4O.oo 7O8 NV. .... 20. 90
o412 18th NV 1000 1882 NV ...... 1890
707 90 Fla av NV. .35. 90 13 Hanover pl NV II 80
lo14 sth se...... .sG9o ng rs
al siie 18th NV NV, 600 l4os ist me- 5r. 100
THE BERLIN. Iao1 NORTH CAP.
Apt s2sr. lswa "a oer ST. D.. $3.50
zps 4ps s sssi. B. ,ess I I.Seas ss1ss.ps e
Apt 1-4r, b 100
BELT 1sos S.SelsT & 81 ( k.W. S4. d'e'''
M = 1,,r1SI1 1InT-CrO AN OOOR001rv,,=s -
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WANTED = HOUSES AND PROPERTIES TO
rent furnished or unfurnished. List vacant
properties with Secure service based upon
thirty years practical experience. Renting and
managing properties our specially. Interview
solicited.
JESSE L. HEIsKELL, l4os n It. Nv.
Evening star., 1916-11-18

FOURTEENTH STREET EXTENDED
Large corner house Of rooms and tile bath.
hot water heat elec. lights; porches front and
rear This house is desirable In every respect.
Rent, S42.5V.
PHILLIPS & SAGER.
1903 New York ave. NV.
Phone Main 81.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOR RENT
STONE 4 FAIRFAX.
1892 New York ave. NV.
APARTMENTS.

FOR RENT
STONE 4 FAIRFAX,
1892 New York ave. NV.
APARTMENTS.
(Heat furniahed.)
The Northumberland. rooms. .......... $50. 90
The Wagar, 1914 q at. NV. 8 rooms. 80
14O6 irving st.. 10 rooms and 2 baths. 90. 80
The northumberland No. POI. rooms. =. IS. 90
aOl Goth st. NV, 2nd floor, 5r. and bath. 800
1924 Illinois ave., End floor. .............. $500
1918 F st. NV, 1st door. rooms. ......... $3.50
The Princeton. No. IL, Ar. and bath. 27.50
The Ilkley. 1920 at. NV. 4 rooms. $50
1914 14th 1T. NV, No. 3. rooms. so
laos l. st. NV. . rooms and bath. ........ 600
STONE Il FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave. NV.
Two-FAMILY FLATS.
(No heat furnished)
I'LL G st. NV, End floor. rooms. ....... $500
1915 Harvard st. NV. 2nd floor. rooms. 1.5O
1886 Chaplin ST.. 1st floor, rooms. ........ $3.50
1858 Chaplin St, LIST floor. Or. and bath. $3.50
$40 18th st. NV, rooms ............... 90
16 st. ne, 2nd floor. & rooms and bath. q. so
1743 North Capitol ST., End floor. 6r., bath. q. so
1915 New Jersey ave, 2nd floor, rooms. 81 so
81 Seaton st. NV. LIST floor. rooms. 20.50
1897 Willard St. lst floor. rooms. 20.56
q Todd place, End 6oor rooms. ......... 20.60
81 Todd place ne, 2ud floor 8 rooms. $50
IT Todd place me-. LIST floor rooms ... 1880
1921 Sherman ave. NV, 2nd floor, 4r., b.. 1880
2O11 14th ST. NV, 3rd floor, 3r and b. 80. 1900
osO5 Sherman ave. NV, 2nd floor, Ar, b.. 17.5e
81 st. NV, 2nd floor. 5 rooms. ......... 1880
2sO9 Sherman ave-. End floor. Ar. and bath. II. 90
2sO5 Sherman ave. NV. LIST floor. 4 rooms. 17.00
1911 24th ST. NV, Ind hoor, rooms. 1900
$40 Orleans place. 1st door, rooms. ...... 1850
241s q st. NV, No. 3, rooms and bath. 11.0O
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave. NV.
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ion 90 34O4 Macomb 11rl 500. So 1892 Keary ne ar
al, 90 3sO9 Iiv'on, lOr SoO. so. 1921 cath NV. sr
$40 90 1915 I4th NV. .rl $40. .2737 Sher av.nat
$40 80 43n Il ay. Or SIS. SO. ~ 18th Sc. 8r
$40 So IS Seaton pl, 6r ST.. 90. 1922 NJ NV. str.
ST., so . lUl7 81. ar Sl1 90 1916 Monticello. Or
COLORED.
GO, 10 o1l5 NV 6r lS17. so. $40 Goth NV. Or
so5 20 s1s o3d NV sr SIG. 50. 47S washn. 6r.
saI 50 II8o 2Ist NV 7r 81 .O0. l130 Blad rd me-
Sa0 so .30s NV, 7r. slo.5 Sos lst sw. Or
send for our complete rent list.
J. EDWARD LEWIS. 1879 Pa. ave. NV.
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b. +. SAUL Co.
RENTAL AGENTS.

Phone Main 90 e34 New YORK ave. NV
Prospectjye tenants will nnd II TO their advan.
.age to inspect our properties before renting. ss
our houses are generally In good condition. our
DWELLINGS NORTHWEST.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
UNFURNIsHED.
Thomas J. Fisher & Co.. Inc,
Real Estate. Loans and Insurance..
rNFUBNIaHEn

ill4 N nv. 1lr. b.W.0o
1913 Fairm'nt. Tor, bS0. 90
s022 Hillyer pl nv. o..
,sso 3 ';,;a.;:i r;mont. ior. .aoso. 5000 %
214e Fla av, of.b.47.50
1903 N nv. 12r. b. 49, 90
1897 R NV. Or. b. $500
1e45 Calvert. Or. b. .4S. 90
2433 18th NV. Tor. b. 1850
1906 Il NV. Or, b. 1000
2107 o NV. Or. b. 40 .0o
404 II NV. Or. b. 9. $50
2s1a 14th NV. Or. b. IS 90
115 q NV. sr. b. . $500
Sd69 18th NV. Or. b. 81. SO
210 c NV. 10r. -. .60.75
1400 Belm't nw.9. b3o.5o
SIT 5th NV. Or, b. 50. 20
$40 North Cap. 8, b.40.M
e4U U NV. ". D. ...0y.O
TOT Quincy NV ,6r. b00. %
8143 p NV. Or. b.. $3.50
1924 A ne ..-.... .0.W
l4o7 Belm't nw.9. b2.0
141l Bm't NV. 10. b. 3.5O
127 Thomas nw.7. .b&. 80
1879 18th NV, IT. .b.2.W
800 Mo av nw.12. b0.1S
3lO Del av ne. .sr. b. @.W
172S Fl NV. 7r. ..9.W
9l7 3 sw. Or, b. b....H.5e
1927 Morse ne. Or. b. lo.o0
631 Florence ne. g. bl4.W
100 7th ne. Or. 80
1867 d sw. 6r--...l0.S
1O4l Cissel al nw.4r.6.1O
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s41p MASS Az nv, Il,
1sr. 4b. year. $4,000 1,
21O0 18th NV. 3
1882 K NV. year. 2. $500
l740 N NV. year. i. 500 I.
ss06 r NV. 1br. 2.
20. year ........1,00 l.
1917 18th NV. lar 80. 200 i;
Te7 Adams Mn I'd, L
12r. 3b .l5o ?,
1913 Mass av nv, Il
1877. 2b ..........'loe .
zoos Columbia I'd. 100 Z,
1852 Col I'd. .11r. 3b. as. 90 3 3
11oS 18th NV, Or, %. Is. 90 .
4025 Conn av NV, !.
l4o4 Mass Az. .ior. .7b7S. % 2.
1855 Calvert nv, I.
12r, Sb ........ .75. % 9.
1918 H I ev NV. Tor, @
70 ............ .@. 90 =,
1873 10th NV. Tor, 2bas 90 Z.
1ll9 Eye nw.12r, b. 81, 90 9
1912 9 NV. l2r. b. 80. 90 !
1887 Biltmore Ut. Or, J.
-. 70 :.......... 600 :,
1909 Clifton NV. go. 90 !:
1908 Euclid NV. 1lr. y
% ............ SIS. 90 ., .,
1882 Jeh'n pl. .Sr. .2bS5. 90 5
1917 21st NV. Tor, b. 50. 90 l
9 Iowa c'cle. .12f, ,2b55 90 y
1872 California NV. 1.
11r. 2b ........ IS, 90 q
1923 Both ct NV, 1,
12r. 2b ........ $500 1
1927 Girard NV. Il
10r. b ......... 5000
FLAT
206A Morgan NV, s room
2016 LIST Ut. NV. 4 rooms
2436 1stn st. NV. 4 room
go Quincy 1t. n.e.. 4 room
S07 7th st. NV, 2 rooms. &.
COLOR
i1a0 N J av nv, Or, b25. so 1
1909 11th NV. 7r. Is. 90 Il:
1405 11th nv. 1870 g,
21Os z NV, Or. 1850 8
s0S N Fl av NV. .6r. 1900
1917 25th NV, 5r. 1880 Il,
703 24th nv. Or. II. 50 ! 2
1867 25th NV. Or. 1880 2.
OFFICI
A few desirable rooms in
ing. the handsomest and b
ing in the city. Prices fr
40 Louisiana ave. NV.
122s Connecticut ave. -.
s1s 9th st. NV. End floor.
The Ste Ling, 1915 Calvert
Century bldg. 412-14 5th
1904 II st. NV. 2 rooms.
1921 y NV, rooms Z and
STORI
I1os F NV. w.......--Is: 9:
1912 G NV. 2
4s7 Pa av NV. $50. 90 II
421 10th NV. .1@.67 L
D24 18th NV. $4,000 2.
lo8-1Sl-,33 Pa av 8.
NV ............l 100. 90
STABLES AND
i14j Gov al NV. 600 yriR
IL Sumner alley. 80. 90
PRINTED BULLETINS
ERTIES FOR RENT WI
ON APPLICATION.
Thomas ]. Fishe
73S 10Th STRl
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RENT FROM
SHANNON & LUCHS,
713 14th ST. NV. MAIN 2345.
A QUICK. COURTEOUS SERVICE.
CLAIMING ST. NV.
Close to North Capitol st. car line; in all new
house section; near large public reservation:
rooms and bath: large porch.
Is CLAIMING ST. NV.
HIGH VIEW.
Six rooms and bath; large porches: rear yard:
close to cars; modern. in excellent condition.
lS1 UHLASD TERRACE NE.
14TH ST. NORTH OF PARK
ROAD.
Electricity: rooms and bath: porches; close
to excellent line.
1872 PARKwoOD PLACE.
MASS. AVE. AT FIFTH,
Near downtown; 8 rooms and bath: modern
plumbing; gas; not far from Union station.
454 MASS. AVE.
SHANNON & LUCHS. Renting Service,
Main .345 713 l4th st. NV Main 2345.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-05-23

bees, of her ability A. % conference
q, state prcsidcut. u 'h' middle west
held In ucs Moine. 90 th, presidents
o, s, states ndur.,d th, proposed
amendments to th. general fedora
,ion by laws provd.ur .ur q roprcs"r
iatIvr from every State on tu' board
Cd, directors ot the general fedora.
tou Tho ladies ar, asked FOO enlist
the aid of an IA, rhurche. clubs and
other agencies Interested 100 'hc g'n.
oral uplift OF humanity and DO uII
in their power 90 bring fo 'hc notice
of magazine pub hers their desire
for better and moro wuu.nnm. '..
t,ou can anyone ilspul, 'n' wonder
ml and unwstlkeuhI, puW.. 900 OBJ.
club woman auI ber u...-Ha .''.-.
100 b.hal of higho .H. " |I.' .
.up NOT brudIns every ,. 'n "..H
matt, evils that not ou'E ... ."I
since time mmemor N HH''
have increased with o. a,. H".H'|
and strength Jvi.r.u ... +"
demanding better fI.H. OBJ. '
u. even serial .f1rlo. .... Hr
emit seem nearly AN u... 'H.
must Boz huu.r ana H.. ... Il.
what m. realty ls aus .. a"
/ .H,u as fo vh. one b. .. r.. '
1.-'urt b. u'H
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-05-23
my Mss SOPHIA MEYERD

IIH lnlInWlNF are the names OF IUe
pupils Ir the elementary grades u
the Amarillo public schools who
have made the required number u
credits u the Home Credit Depart
mcut and ar. promoted with credit
honor 90 distinction
Those promoted with distinction
are
Elya Nau'd.p Bessie Parker VII.
Die Stay Ware Howard Johnston. Guy
HAYDEN rWn French LuN'ur N.
NeIly Nc.sip Turner. jewel Nor
gan. blanche Murray Natcclite Kidd
Donovan Loden Gollia Farmer Lu.
ellie Barnes Myrtle May Hall Ma.
| bic Claire GiasrcEr uv.ir Hall
Harold OrmH0u Walter Hanlrau
LetfIr Butler Lee luphcr Thclma
| Stewart. Helen sullivan Carroll Ran
/ Nn. Albert Tahola $lua Burch be-.
ina WINugn.m. Wilic hyddur.
upaI owens Carroll rhI Lena Na'.
u,r. Victor Furmby Oufa stanford.
/ Edward GIhbou Monterey Suuaou.
.
/ Mauta Henderson Jewel Baker
Harry Hayden. N.'l''h ''''''.
/ Freddie p"h''.- '.' "o,"'''". pa.
/ I'll, Rowner George Brown RAY
/ Toouc. Rr.g, Gi'vr Evelyn Keel
/ Norman ii"pt.h. i'' Ih"I' p''N
A'.rt '".''. N'It'i'' 'i'II.-. '''"
Banner. l'.N ''''t. ware w ''''''E.
E'h'' N"h'.'. N"'''' .''' " F".'''
W HH''I. M''" .''''.
small Helen '''.N''. N'"' N''.'i.
Mary Iuwp"'''. Dog. MURRAY NI
, .hI' Ia'h'.. H'.''I N.'.''. ''''''
| IaI' HlIit h'.' '.'' "0.'''.
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Tow. -..'I".' N''.' ..'' v'''
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LINN j "'h' '.'""'.. '''''' '''"
"r. N"l'-"H l'''f'-. Lows ''''''.
/ 'hfH''1. ''.'f.. I'hN.. Way ''''
Dee. FRANCES tN'N- N''..' '.".' .''
Martina I'hae'f L'h"''' .'l - '
N"'h'''h MINOR. "b'i''.' .'''.'
ftEh' 0'r''' I''taN''' .''IN'.. ~
/ 'h'r Loving sam ''."I"". view.
I Young Duane h'n'I... Lew. i''
mock Louise Hamilton I'''u' on.
Obey Ndhi' N''tN'. r''a hn'h'ht'
ham h"'r ''nNt'hf'"h. '...'''n
Sou'hW''I George Johnson. JACK
| Galloway h's-'' james ray fla't
well. Irene Reeves A''''n LINDSEY
] Mabel Smith Dorothy INUm IHUN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-05-23
O.
8IE2(..

D The East East
And the West Is West.
.ul never The twain shall meet
Till earth and sky stand presently
az Gods great judgement
seat
ut there is neither East nor West.
Nor border nor breed nor birth,
When fw0 strong men stand FAC,
20 face
houRh they come from the ends OF
the earth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-05-23

G.ld Williams Victoria Bishop Hell
ON Holman. Arnold Melton Mahle
brand Margaret Tugwell Pelham
Ijopfps lack BRYANT Roy Kerr,
Frank Higeinbotham Donald FalIer
Rod.rIck Northern james chandler
Jimmie cheshire. Nida Martin Al.
..ua cudringtou. Mcriuda Nur'ni
sterling Rosscr. Rome Bishop MI.
burn Easum Drew Crosseit. Ro"
land Sritcler Nancy Works Jeane
Formby Mary Pollard Hcrshol Tad
lock. Mary Hlrdsoe. Jessie Jeler
Leila T.mmons Helen Bonar Lillian
Sanders. Herbert Wulhorn billie AZ.
tarnury Mary Hamilton Theodore
soldiers. Hugo Anderson Eula Mo
K'uUe Wa'ford rickerol - W
Hayden
Those promoted with credit are
Milton lipscomb Rex Walliue
pick Flt. Edward K,tchaw noroih'
Duncan Torh"'f Galhrufh Glady'
Goats Gerald F'y Frances Ada bod
son pnWIr Lands jamie singleton
ponue,t Na.orsou Vivian Rooney
Elizabeth BENTON. Dlolm Gooden
/ Alic, Bonar Nclwa Pierce. lonn
. Vdiur Edith S,eVald Gaines War
rem. Ruth Amamsou George ilill
FayaI Goats. Carl Larsen frnk'il
| Farley DAN Price Beatrice ihoWp
SON Dewitt MCPHERSON Ellah'il
/ Ruuuu Lucille Payne. Weldon
Goodnight s',lmuu Watson Edwin
/ Allen.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-03-03
ESTABLISHED 1866.
Hog Cholera in Fayette
County.

Reports coming from different parts
Of the county bear the disagreeable
news that hog cholera is spreading in
several parts of the county and that
many hogs have already been lost in
the past few weeks by this dread
disease. Recently The Falcon publish
ed an item from the department of agri-
culture at Nashville in which that de-
partment offered to supply serum for
inocuauon of hogs at about half the
customary price. j. w. Motfatt, county
agent, is licensed by the state to vacci-
nate hogs with this serum and stands
ready to do what he can. The situation
is very serious one and needs the ear
nest cooperation of every good citizen
of the county,
What is being done with the car
casses of hogs that die with cholera?
They should be burned or buried so
that buzzards and dogs can not carry
the disease from these earcasses to
other farms and other herds and start
an outbreak among them. There are
numerous measures that will help to
prevent the disease and every one
should be observed. Remember that
the law no longer protects buzzards
and they may be killed, indeed it would
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-03-03

through the agency of local public sales,
promoted aud directed under the au.
spices of the county organization. The
best blood of the breeds is thus brought
practically to the farmers door and
offered to him at his own prices and up
on his own terms. The farmer sees
what he is purchasing and he is the best
judge of whether he is getting value re-
turned for his investment.
The Traffic Department of the Nash
vile, Chattanooga and st. Louis Rail-
way has been actively engaged for
many years in pioneer work Of promot-
ing, fostering improved agricultural and
live stock husbandry In the territory
served by its Lines, and the unqualified
success attending its efforts through
cooperative organizations verifies the
view just expressed. The initial work
Of the Company in community better
ment in live stock production was the
organizing, with the aid of others, of a
community live stock association in
every county traversed. Where suffi-
cient interest developed to warrant a
public sale, breeders of acknowledged
reliability we're induced to contribute
stock to the sale, and none but regis
tered animals Of a popular breeding
type was allowed TO be offered for sale.
Many of the associations thus organic
ed have been active in distributing,
through auction sales, breeding animals
of unquestioned merit among their
members. Indeed, in the counties
traversed by the Nashville, Chattanooga
& St.. Louis Railway. substantially
three thousand head of registered breed
ing animals have been distributed in re-
cent years, through the medium of ap-
proximately fifty association sales. In
no instance has friction arisen in the
conduct of sales by the Associations
aud the members have been and are CO
operating in sympathetic harmony.
This view of promoting improved
methods in live stock breeding is held
with a thought directed solely to prsc-
teal cooperation in the distribution of
pure bred breeding stock; and it is
conceded that the local live stock as
socistion may be utilized with equal
efficiency and mutual help in both
handling the business Of live stock
farming and marketing the product of
the breeding establishment.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-03-03
County Fair Meeting Post
poned One Week.

Because of the inclemincy of the
weather last Tuesday the meeting
which had been called for that day for
the purpose of discussing the county
fair this fall was postponed until next
Tuesday, March7. when it is hoped that
every citizen of the county who is in
terested in holding bigger and better
fair than the one held last year will be
present to lend his advice and assistance.
Already counties around US have or
ganized their various committees
and these committees are at work
on the different lines of effort to hold a
creditable county fair this coming fall,
If we would make the one in this coun-
ty credit to US and the good county
we live in we should get busy. Meet
US next Tuesday, March Z, at the court
house in Somerville and join in organiz-
ing for this fair.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-03-03

be doing public service at this time to
kill them and prevent their spreading
the cholera into territory not now infect
ed. There is perhaps no other agency
that has larger Influence in this direc-
tion than the buzzard.
There were raised in Fayette county
last year more hogs than have been in
score of years and the prospect was
good for the increase over last year in
production. This cholera should be
stamped out, as it can be, and the
county should continue to grow hogs in
sufficient numbers to supply her people
with meat and lard. The incubation
with the serum the state is offering
will cost but a few cents for each hog
inoculatcd and will immunize them
from the disease. Every thing that
will tend to stamp out the cholera
should be done and that quickly.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-03-03
To Willie Gillasper.

Matte Gillasper In the Circuit Court
vs.. at
Willie Gillasper Somerville, Tenn.
In this cause it appearing from the
Sherih's return on the leading nrocess
that the defendant, Willie Gillasper, is
not to be found; and it also appearing
from separate affidavit filed in this
cause that the residence Of said defend
ant is unknown and can not be found
upon diligent inquiry, he Is, therefore.
hereby required to appear the Cir
cult Court at the Courthouse In Somer-
vile. Tennessee, on the 4th Monday in
March, 1916, and make defense to the
bill filed against him in said court by
Matte Gillasper, or otherwise the bill
will be taken for confessed.
1t is further ordered that this notice
be published for four consecutive weeks
in the Fsyette Falcon, a newspaper
published in Somerville. Tennessee.
NJ. r. HENLEY Clerk,
This Feb'y. 2Srd, 1916. SIT
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-03-03

issue this formal warning as the time
of planting cotton is at hand.
Let everyone encourage the farmer
to be on the safe side by raising plenty
of feed and food for the community as
well as for himself, his family, and
his live stock. "a calf, a pig, chickens.
and garden often mean the difference
between want and money ahead J
Economical and safe living for all as
wen as safe farming" must be the
RUE II prosperity is to abide with US.
Slx-cent cotton this fall would spell
dis ister in the cotton States. Low
price follows over-supply as certainly
as the night end day. High prices and
prosperity over the South this year
prove what voluntary reduction of cot
ton acreage does, Any marked increase
IN acreage over last year is going to
result in great loss to Southern cot
ton producers, merchants. and bankers,
and will similarly affect all allied busi-
ness and professions.
Conference of Cotton States Bankers.
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him to that important post when the
time comes.
The interior of the local NJ. E. church
has been greatly beautified with new
csrpeting.
A party of Somerville folks composed
of Whit Wilkerson Esq, W. M. Pierce
and Sheriff ]. T. Jordan passed through
Moscow Tuesday enroute to Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rich from Stovall
Miss. were past week guests of c. H
Rich.
Boyd Burnett was Tuesday caller
from Memphis.
1t is folly indeed for any of US to
think we cen deceive our neighbors as
to our Christianity. Most people are
convinced by actions, not words, and
our actions are perhaps sometimes
much louder than we think.
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The County Live Stock As
sociation.

In the distribution of pure bred live
stock in communities seeking to i'm
prove both the quality of the animal
produced and the prevailing customs of
live stock husbandry, the county live
stock association plays an essential and
important part. No community can
hope to attain general and substantial
advancement in agriculture and live
stock raising without active mutual CO
operation on the part of those interest
ed. The local organization furnishes the
cooperative medium. The County Asso-
citation. IS a community. enables its mem-
bers to interest breeders Of scknowledg-
ed integrity in distant sections to supply
the local demand for breeding animals
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New SERIES: VOL. TX, NO. Sc
In Memorium

Angeline Temperance Perry was
born Oct. lst, 1855. died Feb. 16, 1916.
She was converted to the Christian re-
ligion when a child, and joined the
Methodist church of which she was a
faithful member until DEATH She was
married to Mr.. J. S. Perry in the year.
"a, tothis union was born eight children,
five boys and three girls, all but one
live to mourn the loss of a mother.
Sister Perry was a devoted wife, a
loving mother and kind neighbor, we
believe her to have had no enemies, for
she was kind to all she came in contact
with, she could always throw the
mantle of charity around the faults OF
others. She was true to her Christ and
loyal to her church, she loved her pastors
and always made them welcome in her
home. Many of her former pastors
will read this with sadness, her present
pastor was with her many times during
her illness, and many we're the testi-
monies she gave him, as she also gave
to her family, that the future was al
right, that she had home in Heaven.
The funeral services were held in the
home by brother DeShazo, and the re-
mains was accompanied by a large
number of friends to the Cemetery at
Stanton where interment was made
&c"