davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1916-07-06
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
s, Micha,is July t-Parans Bran. New forh TOT
Rotterdam. July t-Ryndsm Dutch. Ne" York
KirSs.u July e--Mautsnsdyk Dutch. Ro,,nff,p
Tor Now York Bergensf.ord fNorl, New lmn
Sor Rsrz-n. prAmmeusflord fNcl. Ne" 1orh ,'f
Bergen June 80 Hellenic fSwefl, NcW 1ork ,0r
Goihenhurs stockholm fsWeil. Ne" YORK Tor
Goihenhurz -. v.
Genoa. June 22-Giuscppe Verdi titalli Ne" York
via Fayil: Venus UtaD. Newport news;
NapIes. June 22-san Glorsio tItsll. New YORK
Liverpool. July S-Cuthbert lBrl. Ne" forh -.
Bordeaur July q 2 . m--Lafayetfe ifrl. New. forhi
.th Lennon tBrl NcH York
Mar.slfIes July l-Nyassa Brl. New YORK
Rsnsoon. July 2-Conch tbr. New YORK VA
Hare July 2-strAthleren fBr New York.
SAILED.
porfssur. July LA Toursins fFrl. Nov YORK
KirkraH Iuly limited states DAN from N'v
York; Copenhagen. itH. Heiig ola7 lDanl IRON
CopcnhaseuI NeH York
Have JUS l-ArIgoaau lirl. New fofk
pene-ara Iuy Gu.f.f IErI. NcN lnlk
las PALMS. July 4-Frclnes INorl. Ne" fon
london July Korea. Nes York
lisbon Ture Qs-Dorlo fortI. New York
barcelona June ~ Asuarra lSqanl. New fork
Iondo7 Juiy a-Roche-f-r. Nrv York 6th. Kama
gsWa Maru Jap. NeN York
Kirkpal. July a-Gaua DDutchl from Rotterdam.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-06
Workers Oppose Price Bill.

Textile workers in Paterson, 10000
strong. have adopted resolutions
against the Stephens-Price mainten-
ance bill now before Congress. The
National Trade Association has op-
posed the bill and the unions opposing
il have stated that they believe the
bill will add greatly to the cost Of
living.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-06

New York. ,h Boomb.s Dutch from h'''''
damn. sew iOfk. -
'' PASSED.
crbt.l,,r July l-Dansbod (Dan)' Ne" i''' '''
sciplv IuIy S-Ldnd.nhal tDrl. New fmE ''' "''
lad July s-Ty,s.nd tDan). New York Tor ho''
feflam
New-York tribune., 1916-07-06
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii via San Francisco felo.s At II ~
1a,,r Corsa. and china AMI Philippine Isl
srds via Vancouver and Nictons. G.
l.ioso AZ go 3 mI Empress ~ ASIA July II
TshIfi Warquesss Cook Islands. NeN Yea
land and specially addressed mall for Aus.
trsIia via san Francisco 'clo'e at II 80
New-York tribune., 1916-07-06
FIRE RECORD.

i:s5-lo7s 81 a,, q. woli: trfins.
i35-Auto- truck n front OF ese Hudson st. Adams
Frpress CO. trifing
a.5S-i22O Gilbert Place Bronr. C. HaSlak; trif-
ling
$3.50 Avenus A. j. Hart tTfInE
10 .le-l643 Madison az. n. Gross. trfinG
II $3.50 W i2Sth St. Elizabeth sharp. trifins.
. 2lO-s42 eth st.. r Giuzer. trifing
3I5-i+6 " 4lst -. julius Snyder. trinins
TlS-S3 Eidrdge st. Niche. tanto, t1fns
S 00-3sq2 50 az. Tie Bronx. Jacob Bernstein :.
trhing
il.s5-si + s3d St Frederick LoTenstsin. trihins
New-York tribune., 1916-07-06
ARRIVED


,,on,,.rr.t fspsnl. Vera Cruz Iun- 2s and ~,
,ans july l. 10 mo Compania Trasatlanuca' Win
mails and md,e Bar a. g. = M. -, o.. s.,
Iu.r n AMI Arerlto Co. 10 the New YORK i"fl"
Rieo - 60 with mdse Bar At 1910 m. ~
Ieic utan. onegli' June to simpson, ''s"''
clan MacDousal tB1 boston July 3. to Barber
ca. QuaTaaiine at 80 % % q ~, ,o N. psa.m. r n
So Line. with III passenger. mails ana muse
',u m,G.on. % yerpor, News and Norfolk TO he od
Dominion s., 60. with md9c Quaranun' - ~ ., y ,,
Roafh lRr. Haue june is. io 'he '"ni'"s',''
Generate If'n,si5an''I4,p' paJ In un. 10 and Dun
dec 20 10 Furncss Wity q Go. with ind''. ~"
" ",rt'.r" 'rr sorlla u.r 10 Lunham 4
Moore Left Quarautiue a. M. - ., r.
Uvingt0n Court iBrI. Bordeaux lune ~, 70 ~
s,ti.e Nobile Tune 81 Tampa H0th and Key
woet July l. 10 tho MalloJ IS 60. Win nase
VA II Monte '' Galveston mne 2s 10 tho southern
Pacific Go. with mdse. Quar- AZ 3 sl = m ..,.-.
~ Sol. Galveston juno ~. 10 ms 7''''"
Delaware. Philadelphia to the clyde - 'o VII"
md,e Quar- at .. ,,,', .o the Mln.on 8, line
"In p,,saJ a,f ,~n-i n,' iusS oouma June 60 tho
uifcd Fniit Co. wi'h n.d.c. Har AZ b 80 p m.
Ncsus tNorj Para June l3 for Perth Amoo'.
sandy Hook al oi m. To-, IN -
Henry Tcgn,r DAM. Puerto Fafde Inne "g 70
tho Munson >. line. with sugar Bar a. 80 ? m. m.
Yumuri fCubanl. sanchez juno 2H 10 the 'phe
s. 20 with sugar Rar a. 3 u.
Tachs iBr. Bristol June %. to h' Stannaru
OH Co. Bar al 3.l8 ri.
SAILED.
Raven Havre. King B.cldgn ibfl, haFfr'
Prin-lpesss Lsstiil ntal. Gibraltar 'onc.o. "a.
weston uslia lRr Genoa. Huron. charleston aih
Jark.onviIe Uyingfon Court tErl. Nodolt- hcfH
eDsrl No-fok. Chcroas, Wnmlrgion y q. and
Georgetown S e. IuIa Na}aguDf, Hfrnuila
tRrl. Bermuda. N0mu. Sew orleans. Nan
rI.,t-ia london. Santa Maria 'HfoHaI. Anglo
ue,fr.r tRr II Nsfalr.. Euna fNorl. Kingston 4.
vcstuorge Non. Port Antonio. Jefferson. N"i'S
and Newport NcWs.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-06
Shipping Information and -, :,
Marine NeWS OF the WOrld

Hawaii samoan Islands. Australia ict.ept
Wcstl and specially addressed mail Tor renn
Zealand via Kan Francisco tcose ~ ll.'V ,t IN
Hawaii Tin Islani. New Zealand aud Aus,
irafia feIcept VEST. via vancouver anu
Victoria. tciose at O5o ID r,i, .,
Guam via San Francisco tcoss al IL ."y, ,t, a,
u MT = Transport ....... .-..'.s''' ''''''''"' %
New-York tribune., 1916-07-06
THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Record and Forecasts Tor 'ho
N,1t Tyenty-four Hours.

u..,,,,.o, Iuly The troyioal disturbance
... .,...,,tv o.r,,.l mar tho mouth of the Mi'sh
sippl River With a northrsri moTsmenr
rar-,r,a from Mobile and Pensacola indicHe "
yer, storm IN that vicinity Pensacola ha'hs ~
ported . msrimum wind velocity OF eighty mics ="
hour from tho east
Pres,urs at Ncw Orleans however. was s'An""
from 4 q m 10 D m a, 1917 inches WI"
maximum wind velocity n thirty four miles IN n"i
from ths northwest indicating that tho innn'iv o'
tho storm Is probably dimini,hlns Moderate sae'
occurred .. far east as Apal,chioolA fla "n,"
place also reported a maximum rsin'sI o' Nv
inches IN twenty FOUR hours. tho rain ara oo''''
tho Southern states generally
over tho middle and northern districts 'as, ol
tho Rocky Mountains pressure Is sehTa, go
uerafures erorpt for some local rams hohK ~
North Atlantic coast. IL tho ertrsne Nst ~,
sure Is low etospt on ,ns norm ,cs1, IN tho Rocy
Mountain region, where moro "efs 'ocA' '"''
showers. a., -. c,if
states and the southern portion ~ tho Houth =
lantc district and will ertcnd INTO lennessee
Fhday generally fair weather !; isa.'A'ei '1'' W.
I' will bo somewhat warmer thdG over '"'
uorheasfern districts ,,. -, a.. cu,
coast from New orleans 10 Mobile. and storm war"
ings eastward 70 Cauahclle. ia .,,,.
Winds for Thur,dsy and FhdS.--North Atanlr,
moderate north and northeast WIN lsr ~ t,b
Middle Atlantic moderate northeast ana ent. N!In
cloudy weather. South Atlantic. moder't m9,V
southeast. with partly cloudy weather, 80
r1oderats south except shifting sasa Ihurslsy
morning near north central coast. WIN palIs
cIotdv weather. Vest Guf moderate norm, becpm .
INC variable With generally fair weather Tropic a.
disturbance 70 night apparently crhifA htNl H. it.
Of tho Mississippi River mo'lns norm eppe' r,a-'
general fo moderate esst 70 southeast |luds lHh
dsy gith fair weather. lower lakes gcnte 70 MOO
crate northeast winds THURSDAY. win faf "ea'"v''
New-York tribune., 1916-07-06
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST BANkBOOkS.

lost -BANKBOoK 80 SO 20J OF DRY DOCK
savings Institution. Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon 20 present ths same
20 no bank within thirty das or l.- said hook VIII
he declared cancelled and e1tinglished and rev
ono issued n ucu thereof
LOST -BANKHOOk 40. s.s io2 OF BANK FOR
savings $50 fth New YORK.. Payment sioppel
Please return fo bank
lost -BANRROOK 30 l0siT7i or BANK FOR
Sadrgs go ifh az New York. Payment stopped
Please return % bank
lost -BANKBOOK 40 l.0s371I OF BANK FOR
Savings. so 4th av. New YORK Payment stopped
Please return book 20 hank
lost -BANKBOOK 80 Lose SIS or BANK FOR
SAVING $50 itl AZ. Sew York Payment sto ped
Please return On bank
lost BANKBoOK 10 80 so oF R,NK F0R
Ssvinss $50 an a. NeT York Payment stopped
Please return looA 70 bank
lost BANKBOOK so os- 9el or BANK FOR
Ssg'ngs 80 an az Nes i0rA Payment stcpp>d
Please return oooa 10 bank
New-York tribune., 1916-07-06
LONG ISLAND.

FREE, Beautiful illustrated map and
blrdeeye view Of Ions Island and vicin-
ity showing best place 10 1--we or invest.
AVER Box 1872 care Of Tribune
New-York tribune., 1916-07-06
SUMMON

SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY -
The People OF the state ot New lorA
plaintiff against United Fresmsns lana
Association so. 2. defendant-Ie The aoo''
named defendant.
You are hereby summoned % snsN'
the complaint in this action. ana 70 80.
a copy of your answer on he plsln'I.
attorney Thin twenty days after the -
vice Of thls summons exclusive Of ih- Cay
OF service. and IN case OF your fahsl-
appear. or answer. Judgment vii ,. ,as.h
against you by default Tor me reNt u
msnded In the complaint go.
Dated. Brooklyn. y. Y, May sth is'~
EGBCRr 2 WOODEN iS
Piaintins Attorney. Ofice and Post one'
Address. Capitol. Albany, y -
ALBERT \. HOWELL.
Deputy Attorney General Tor the f,o',
cution % this action. Once snd -
once Address so Court sres'' Sf'o
lyn. y. Y
To the sbove-nsmed defendant
The foregoing summons Is served uy
you by publication pursuant 90 an or r"..
OF HON JAMES c VAN STCLEN. Jso,
tice OF the Supreme Court Of tne st-e v
New York. dated the 2srd day OF Jub
1915 and fled with the complaint n -.
ofice or the Clerk Of the County of hlns
at his oft,ce In the Hall ~ Records bD.t
ing IN the Borough OF Brooklyn, cry
state o, New York
Dated, June .7th. 1915.
EGBURT z WoODBCFt-.
Attorney General Plaintiffs Auo,...,.
ono. and Post once Address Wv
toi. Albany. ~ Z
New-York tribune., 1916-07-06
WIRELESS REPORTS.

S. Ni,uw Amsterdam Holland America Line zoo
miles eat Of SANDY Hook Al M festetdN- ~
pcrfed 20 dock th. morning -,
~ kririanlanord. norwegian American l1ne'
3f2 miles cssf ~ Sandy Hook al noon ye"o'u"
tpc-teC 20 dock saturday.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-06
UNFINISHED APARTMENTS TOILET

FOUR ROOM APARTMENT. STEAM
heat. electric lights hot water supply.
psrquet noor: everything mp 70 date 210
East I'd st.. Brooklyn. Best residential sec
tlon in Fistbush. Rent S24
New-York tribune., 1916-07-06
tnr,oa,t, fnt so,oI,l Loe.IItlr -Eas,ern q

For.ca,t, for Special loeatlss.-Ess,ern Ne"
York Fasier PennsJ wants District OF Columbia
Maryland Western New York fair to-day ana 70
morrow somewhat warmer 10 morrow
ylrr,ni, fsir today and probably to-morro~: !:
warmer 10 morrow.
Dssvsr. Nsw jersey. partly cloudy ,o-dsy; 70
morrow fair. somewhat warmer.
southern New England fair to-dJ and To- nor
row moderate temperature
Northern Nov Englsnd. North CaronnA genera
H. fair % dy and 10 morrow.
South Carolina. partly cloudy today and To-
morrow
probably showers TO day. -.
FLORIDA local thundenhcvsp todu ard proc
ably 20 morrow.
Alabsm. Mississippi r,in to-du; tomorrow
probably fair. -
Louisiana ,o-dsy occasional rain to-inorro~ part
Is cloudy.
ONLiona and East ro1n. today ard to-mor-
row unsettled.
fair.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-06
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

LET yOrR RENT PAY FOR YOUR HOME
Bosi financial plan explained By Country Hons
League. No 40 West S-d S.. Dept z. Phons
ESQ Mad. 81
New-York tribune., 1916-07-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

COLVILIE INDIAN RESERVATION,
WASHINGTON. OPEN FOR SETTLE
MEST. Drawing July 27th. About 400 900
Acres Fruit Farm. Dairy and Grazing
Lands. Complete Sectional Map. Descrlp-
ton anC Information. postpaid. S100. Sol.
diers. Sailors (or their Widows) Of tho
Civil or Spanish Wars may register by
Agent We will forward blank forms TO
them II desired. stating service. SMITH
& McCREA. Eagle Bldg. Spokane. wash
New-York tribune., 1916-07-06
sHERIFFs AUCTION SALES.

HENRY BRADY SHERIFF, Alctioaee- sells Friday
Ju} lth 1915. A. O'Clock il fle afternoon. a.
Real Es'ae Exchange Sale,r'om. li-l5 Yessy street
Bns " Bsa.1 Nacoaal de Mexico. amounting 70
about 400 pesos. Mexican currency
Bls ~ BarcO de- Lold-es Mr1l-o amounting
20 about 1s .0l5 pc.o-. Mexican currency
Blls o. Banco Nucateco. amounting 20 about
BIS OF Banco Oriental de Mexico. amounting 70
about l9e. l00 pesos Mexican currency.
Bill Of Bsnco Mercantl de iucatan. amounting
20 about $50 pesos Mexican currency
Bs - Banco Miuero de Chihuahua Amounting
70 about 3.ll0 pesos. Mexican currency
n about .s5 pesos Mexican currency
Bills % Baco Mercanu lie Vera Cruz AMOUNT
ins to about li5 pesos Mexican currency.
Bills u Banco Mc-cmu de Moaterey amounting
% about go pesos, Mexican currency
Bis n Bauco Occidental ls Merico. amounting
% about zoo pesos. Mexican currency.
Bills y Bsnr1 de Qlercaro. amounting 70 about
$50 pesos. Mexican currency
BllL " Ba1co Dc Aguascali-n,es. amounting 10
about J. 600 pesos Mexican currency.
Bis % Barc0 Del Estado de MeIico. Amounting
TO about 90 pesos. Mexican currency
Bills " Barc1 lie t0alu.la amounting % about
l. $40 pesos. Mexican currency.
Bus of Bancl de San Luis Po'osi. amounting 70
about $50 pesos Mexican currency
Bills ot Barc0 de rabasc9. amounting 20 about
60 gescs Mexican clrrfn1
80 peso Mexican currency
ks NJ Bauc1 IA Lscaieels. amounting 10 about
lTu pesos. Mexican currency
BIS o, Ranco de hll4igl. amounting 70 about
300 pesos Mexican currency.
Bills o. Bsnc1 De Gu4aaiuato. amounting 20 about
700 pesos. Mexican currency
Bills % Bsrc0 10 Durango amounting 20 about
go pesos Mexican currency
Bis % Banc1 ds Yamaulipas. amounting 10 abou,
$50 .ssos. Mexican clrrency
Bills % Blnc0 lie sonora amounting 70 about 100
pesos. Mer.rln currency
Bills 20 Banc1 Do Morslos amounting TO about
100 pesos Mexican currency
Bis % Banco de Guerrero amounting 70 about
100 pesos Mexican currency
Bills - Comisic0 kegiiafora del M-rcafo De
clrrercV
Terms NJ sac All cash Immediately AFTER N.
sale
ALFRED SMITH Shsr,r
NICHOLAS l.. sINNorT. Deputy sheslr.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-06
THE NEW MONMOUTH
SPRING LAKE REACH N

An IucNCClIcd Hotel directly on fh@
ocean Front. with every attraction for the
summer Visitor. Daily Concerts and
Dances. Palm and Tea Rooms overlookin
the ocean. Tennis. Colt Motoring. Riding
Fishing Canoeing. surf Bathing Chandler Bros
4 Co. Brofcrs
FRANK F. SHUTE, Mgr.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-06
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

United Stsins Coast and Goodeuc survey
Sunrise ....... 80 Neon rises u, NJ. 10 n
sunset .......... : 81 Moon sets ~. m b.. !" ~
New-York tribune., 1916-07-06
SITUATIONS WAITED.
Male.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

Female
AA-WAlTRESs Young Irish girl ercel.nt ~,
erence. highly recommended Ni.s NJ,
mayers Agency 10 East t5d ST.. third foor Te
sssi Murray I'M.
ATTENDANT. nurse. English. 10 yesrs' eIpertenc.
"y telsois' highly recommended city or coun.
w. Niss S4aushnessys Agency. II West 42d a.
coon -Eigteen months' reference. VAR, t5o
. l.; Miss lIolmAyers Agency 10 East ssi =,
third foor Tel ssr Murray Hl.l ''' ~
lAuNDRLSs Young. capable I-.sa woman =.
~aSes. so. f55. p Mis- Ho'rnayer's 49,
~ L.sl .sa 81. third acor. ~ SetT Murray Hil
INFANTS NI-RSE -Youn9 Try',.h go.
oushly experienced wages t7S " M. u,,
.mn.er, m..er Agency 10 Eat t3d st.. third roor Tsl
New-York tribune., 1916-07-06
HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male.
FIVE ENERGETIC young men ahoy. the age q
q years. 20 learn the ueNspaper contest business
good opportunity for hustlcrs salary answer imme
diatey. Address +. l.. s'rstiou. Columbus Bldg
Newburgh y y
OFFICE BOY Bright industrious boy wanted IN
architects o-.ce Apply % own LardNrln. stat
ing age and reference. no experience necessary.
H. H. % Tribune
MECHANICAL CRAFTSMEN By la-ge manu-
featuring company. several ap, class desisners.
state experience and salary expected 10
Tribune
New-York tribune., 1916-07-06

Local orrcI.I R.cords.-Ths following of,eial re-
ords from no Weather Bureau show the changes IN
the temperature for The last twenty four hours IN
comparison with tho corresponding date oi sst ye4ss
New-York tribune., 1916-07-06
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.

BOARD WANTED on Up TO DATE
farm by family Of three; commu'irg a..
rance New York J. l.. JOHNSTON. -
Broad Street. New York cry.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-06

Hghest t-mperaturs. q DEGREES tN 1t5 , m .
lowest - degrees al SIS a m sreras-, oS
70 degrees. average FOR eorrvsponiing date !sst
thirty three years. I3 degrees.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-06
n Hudson 7 River
Line
CATSKILL EVENING LINE

leaves daily except sunday H. Of Christie
pher St. 5 " l2eth s., 80. Yonkers.
z N. FOR Newburgh Catskill. Hudson.
Coxsackie Tickets interchangeable with
those Of Day Line Tel 1927 Spring
New-York tribune., 1916-07-06
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
FREEPORT WATER FRONT

bungalows and horses o00 up. also building
lots on Randall Bay snd W1odclef, Bsy low
prices. easy terms Send f0r particulars
JOHN j. RANDALL co. Ireeport, l.. l.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-06

Local Forecot.-Psir today and tornorro"
somevha; warmer tonoro@; Esntls 70 moderate
rorthesN % .outheast winds
New-York tribune., 1916-07-06

SAN. "'ip M. "''O NJ. -
New-York tribune., 1916-07-06
Afternoon Boat

for Bear Mountain. West Point. Newhursh
Poughkeepsie. Kingston and way landings
leaves Desbrosses St, l.4o 7. VI West - q
Yonkers 2:t5 p ". Daily except sunday
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-04-06
PREACHERSVILLE

Miss Mamie Holtzclaw visited Miss
Essie Ballard in the Canaan section.
Messis Edgar Holtzclaw and Henry
Lunsford went to Hamilton Ohio. to
look for work.
Hemp seed seem to be soaring above
the sky line. Mr.. J. NJ. Cress who re
Gently bought up several bushels has
been offered S25 per bushel. The logical
conclusion; too high to plant.
Mr.. Woodson Carpenter has had a lot
of trouble with his ear for the last few
DAYS. While handling brush twig fell
back and struck HIM in the ear burst
ing the ear drum. AS he has been bad
of with his other ear for some time he
is deser ring of the sympathy of all.
In the recent selection of the Hon.
DAVID X. Francis. of st Louis. as Am
bassador to Russia, Richmond grows
boastful. Preachersville. too. can put
up a modest claim, since his father, the
late MIR. John b. Francis. at one time
owned the Horton place where old Ky
was dispensed and the young
son David from ST Louis, was frequent
ly numbered among the guests. MIR.
" m. Pettus, the druggist of Crab Or
chard, anu Mrs. James F. Cummins,
of Bellevue Ky. late of Stanford, are
first cousins to the eminent st Louisan.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-04-06

months. When sows have their own
sweet way about the matter thcy
spend four or i've hours Nesting o..
their nice warm beds for every hour
that they rustic, whereas during the
greater portion. Of the winter there u
no reason why animals fl tho breeding
herd should not be kept on their feet
during the greater portion OF the day.
One wat TO enforce part OF this dis-
cipllne IS to scatter grain about the
yard instead OF feeding IL in trough.
This is not enough, however, and those
who ara most successful In raising
large, strong filters have almost uni
versally adopted the plau OF turning
their sows away from the yards dur
hg the greater portion Of every fine
winter day. II there h no straw avail
able and they do not have access 10
manuPe pile, the sows Of necessity
keep themselves ON the go continuous
ly. II IL ideal II they can spend this
time On "A big. pasture. because IN that
case they will keep rowing over It in
stead OF standing at the gate ana
squealing, which win be the case II
they are simply turned into n barn
yard.
It win pay 10 take the time TO scatter
a little sbellcd corn here and there over
tho pasture. This win prove an lncen-
tive for the sows 20 be continuously on
the hunt for food.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-04-06
MT. HEBRON

Mr.. G. A. Bruce's condition remains
unimproved.
Mr.. Ed Owens of Danville was in this
section last week buying produce.
Mr.. Earl Grow bou-lt Of Mr.. Chas
Duncan some corn 4. "A per barrel.
MIR. Edd Grow bought of MIR Everett
Grow of Nina a Young horse for Sl27. So
Mr.. Asbury Preston who has been i'll
for several months, is able to walk
around in the room.
Miss Ollie Crawford was the guest of
her brother, Mr.. Joe X. Duncan and
wife Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Iva Del Montgomery left Mon
day to be with Mrs. San. Farlee at
Little Hickman during the summer.
Mrs. Matilda Burke and son johnson.
Of Jessamine, were with her sister-in-
law, Mrs. II F. Ellington until Sunday.
Miss Eulala Montgomery spent last
week with Mrs. U. o. Montgomery and
attended commencement at Buena Vista
School.
Mr.. ". F. EdingtoS. who was injured
several days ago by being run over by
a wagon. after intense suffering died
at his home near Bourne. Thursday af
ternoon March Both. He leaves wife
and ten children, three of whom are
married. He was 81 years of age ard
lifelong resident Of this community,
being a member of the church at this
place about q years. Funeral services
were conducted by pastor, Rev Mahan.
Friday at 3 o'clock, interment in Mt.
Hebron cemetery. The family have the
heartfelt sympathy Of their relatives
and friends.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-04-06
SAVE YOUR HAIR And KEEP
YOUR JOB.

Tens of thousands Of men are losing
their hair daily and are ignoring the
fact. Many man has lost his job be-
cause he lost his hair.
Dust and dirt make dandruh and
dandruh makes heads bald and bald
heads are the first TO 40 when business
is poor.
Wash your hair at least once week
with any pure soap and every other
night apply Partisan Sage rubbing it
thoroughly into the scalp.
Partisan Sage will save your hair; it
will remove every trace Of dandruf and
Danish scalp itch and make your head
feel fine.
The cost of large bottle is trihing
but the benefits are very great as every
druggist well known. X. u. McRoberts
cheerfally guarantees Partisan Sage to
you. $-b-2t.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-04-06
CONQUERS RHEUMATISM IN
A VERY few DAYS.

One-half teaspoon of Rheuma taken
once day has driven the pain and
agony from thousands of racked. Grip
pied and dispairing rheumatics during
the last five years.
Powerful and sure; quick acting. yet
harmless; Rheuma gives blessed relief
almost at once. The magic name has
reached every hamlet in the land and
there is not.a druggist anywhere who
cannot tell you-it he will-of almost
marvellous cases.
If YOU are tortured with rheumatism
or sciatica, you can get two bottles of
Rheuma from X. +. McRoberts or any
druggist for not more than Sl.00. with
the understanding that if it does not
drive rheumatic poisons from your
system money back. 4-5-2t
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-04-06
COMMISSIONER s
SALE OF LAND.
GARRARD CIRCUIT COURT.

A%AhAsAhD NAAANSAA W - ~ a.
W. II. Johnson, Admir-, ct al. PIffs.
VS..
Owen Gillispie. ct al, Defts.
Pursuant to judgment rendered at
the March Term, 1916, Of the Garrard
Circuit Court, the undersigned Com
missioner will sell at public auction TO
the highest and best bidder before the
Court House door IN Lancaster, Ken
lucky, at IL O'Clock IA. m. or there.
abosts ON
MONDAY, APRIL "a. 1916,
it being the first day of tine April term
of the Garrard County Court tie real
estate mentioned in the pleadings and
described in the judgment as follows:
In Garrard County, Kentucky, in the
city Of Lancaster in what Is known as
Bakers Addition being portion Of lot
No. 4. and bounded as follows;
Beginning at a stake in Totten Aven-
ue at the corner of the Unitarian Bap-
fist Church lot; thence East 30 feet To
a stake in Sallie Mayfeld's line; thence
South with Sallie Mayfeld's line 10
Rice Hiatt; thence West with HATS
line TO the Baptist Church lot; thence
North with this line TO the beginning,
containing 30 by 81 feet.
The purposes for which this sale is
made are not stated In the Judgment.
TERMS.
Said sale will be made ON credit OF
six months and the purchaser will be
required TO execute bond with approved
security, due in six months from date
nf sale autn hnnH haars.,a,
the rate OF six per cent per annum from
date until paid having the force and
effect Of judgment upon which eXecu-
ton may issue If not paid at maturity.
said bond will be made PAYABLE TO W.
II. Brown, as Master Commissioner Of
the Garrard Circuit Court and a lien
will be reserved upon the land sold TO
secure the payment Of said bond.
w. II. BROWN. M. C. G. C. C.
X. II. Tomlinson. Atty.