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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS
cnANcEnY TRANSFERS.
Fifteen Deeds Of bargain and Sale
mounting To Si3.35U.

y. |" sharp TO Mayme y Rock"-
tr f' Nvenue, ade lee, south Of Brook
land Park Boulevard october -.
Charles Is Willis ct ux. 10 Il. II.
TAX. $3.50. $40.
Leila y. walls to r. II. stol,z. so~l95
feet north line OF Park Avenu". 80
feet west OF Wnodson Avenue October
;, 1916 tax, Sl.5u; SO.
William VI. Johnston 1T ais. TO George
". Johnston, 3pNlJV feet north lin: Of
Broad street, 81 fee, east OF twenty
third street, nGtoher ., 1915; sl'@"n
Belle Johnston ~ IL br 1913 feet north
line Of Redo street. ia l." feet east
OF Coaltcr street. October 1. 1915;
sl,5oo.
George L. Christian and NJ. J. Fulton
special commissioners, to -. -. Jordan,
- = by l33 feet south line of Main
street. 40 feet west of Elm street
October 10. 1916. $3.50.
A. II. Mann ct NY. 10 T.. T.. Ford. 2JX
40 feet south line Of Cary Street. 80
feet east of Carr ollton street. October
H. 1916: TAX. 81 $40.
The Tax Title Company Of Richmond
cas-, lin" Of Thirty-sccond street, 20
laln TAX. 30 cents; so.
Highland Park Development Cor
!.
block I! in the plan of Highland Park
Addition. October !, 1916: $50.
r. Gray Haddon ct ais. special com
mssioncrs. to Charles Michael. 22xllo
feet south line oc Main Street. 81 feet
"a inches west Of twenty third
street. September 90, 1916; sl.1OD
W. T.. Drinkard, Jr.. ct ny. 10 H. II.
Baskerville II feet II Ia inches by
So l2 feet cast line OF Addison street.
100 ll-l2 feet south Of Park Avenue.
october II, 1916 si.i1o.
X. II Stoltz at uX. to Matte T.. Bon
gers at ais, ~ 81 by 102 feet west
lin. Of Twenty eighth Street. being
Nps. 12s130 north Twcnty-cig IN
street. October II. 1916: tax. $3.50,
So"
q. y Patterson at ais. TO Ramon -.
Garcin, 3oXl2b feet east line Of Twenty
fourth street, Nos. 1870, and 1907 North
| Twenty fourth. October IT, 1916; tax,
John ". Ellis ct NIX. to John Parker.
/ Jr., ~ - ~ 81 feet north line OF
! Cou'tS Street. 9Gl-2 feet west Of -.
! James street. October ~ 1916. $500.
II W iiaHciwood ct ny. to Charles
! * Wills. i5OxI2O feet south line ~
! lickct, street, 20 feet east Of Stuar,
! street: second, 30 by depth not given
/ south line Of pakwood Avenue. 80 fec,
/ cast Of Pelham Street October L..
/ 1916, tax. $2.lU. SO
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MUST RAISE $4,000
Sum Needed To Purchase I'rOpcrt! FOL
st-Onicc Addition-Muy Ash
Private Contributions.

Efforts will probably be made 20
raise from private sources the sum OF
Si2.S60. which is needed to augmcr,
the amount already appropriated by
the Federal government for the pur-
chase of the lot at the northwest cor
ncr IF Eleventh and Main streets for
the post-ofiice addition.
An unusual situation has arisen
which further complexities this long
standing matter. In the condemna
tion proceedings the Jury fixed the
vaiu" % the property at si62.ScO. y
ccadina by sl2.S00 the government
appropriation. The valuation and find.
ing of the jury viii lapse In II period
OF ninety days. and Congress does not
assemble and cannot add 10 the uppro-
priation in that time.
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scented throwing light on the financial
requirements of the farmers of this
part of the country. Invitations have
been sent TO about 600 prominent
aSriculturlsts of the state TO he pres
cnt 1T the meeting. The members of
tho board are Secretary Of the Treas
ury W. q. McAdoo. Herbert Quick
George w. Norris. e, T.. Lobdcll, w. a.
Smith and w. w. Flanagan. score
tary.
The question of the location of the
farm loan bank for the district Will
not necessarily be raised ut the meet :
ing Monday. y number of Virginia
and North Carolina cities are DESTROYS
OF securing the bank. The recent act
Of Congress provides for the establish
ncnt of twelve such banks in various
parts of the United states.
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ENTERTAIN VISITORS

In honor Of the Federal Farm Loan
Board. which vii! hold hearing in
Richmond on Monday to determine the
bounds of the district TO be located
in this section, the committee on aGri-
culture of the Richmond Chamber Of
Commerce will give Il luncheon at the
business Mems Club. The board will
be in session AL day in the Federal
Building. and evidence will be pre-
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KlcnMo>p LIVE srocK MARKEr


Richmond. Va October 20, 1915.
CEo:c. steers To >I.. medium 10 good
u -. common to FAIR. 81. 10 Ga. Choice
h.iicrs. -. to -: medium to good. 5%4 10
Gis: common 20 fair. . TO 80. Choice cows.
5is !" :: medium 10 good. to 5'2; common
To- good 90 to e.: common to fair. 5to5i,
Heavy pulls. Sa.m'r light. y. to 5i, lscs,
calves. 10 To lpia. common. "a TO Sig. Best
hos. ~; light; y, TO .Lg. sows and st.irs
!! 10 .. B.st sheep. q to :: common TO fair,
~ 70 Sig Best lambs. 10 10 II: common
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uusyINGs TRANSFERS.
Eonr Deeds Of iInrrnjn mud SuIc
Amounting 10 gSU.5,

~ a. Mann 81 ux. To w i. Winfrcc.
lots 20 and ~ In hiock 10 III the plan
Of West Manchester Land compauy
october II, 1919. tax. $3.50: SO
Harry ~. EichciberRrr - ux 10
Elrrcuc" - Hrody, lot ! In aTtIar" lilt
Richmond aud Manchester I.and toiu-
cents: 80.
Macon Park Land Company 10 - ~.
Io"l GGZitH feet north linc OF rnirfhx
Avenue. September Is, iJIG. 1915.
S"VihHlb. Company, Inc. 20 Emun
- ownnr, j73x3ib feet west yitl" Of
Twenty seventh Street. nUfthw"gt cor
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BOND LIST

Anglo French Observation-Disclosures. g..
Atlantic Coast Limo Observation-Disclosures. osi.
: -. IL. aud y col. is....-......... ~
\ =. I. .cv i, lin BALTIMORE tbidl:. g.
Ch'sa *" md Ohio cv. i':s ibd'.... .iS,
chesarctk" and ohio cy. 5s............ -
licE-tt ana Myers - Observation-Disclosures. ~
N"!cdnt.l" Marine a. y. .. ctfs........ 10
Mercantile Marine. new. IS. i....... IS
;. hoard Air Line adj. 5s............... .
southern hallway is............--.....-.-. -
Sour horn Halfway Observation-Disclosures. lii.f :,
I. : j., gIst.r.G S.. Observation-Disclosures. .s-
!. : E"riS'er"d 50, Observation-Disclosures. lrr4
I. REGISTERED =. i'-S.. Observation-Disclosures. Ia
y R-t Panama =. i+ji ...-.....---.... lpi'.
n-,!,if ~. ~. " u, .......' i-r.
"a ,'a,r Chsuie-! LIST i@,.......... ....... s'a
ys-g2 III, ch e 49,. ~ - ,,i3. ~:
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United srArms Dis.Klcr cnuKr.

The following petitions in voluntary
United states District Court:
G, -. Niche. II Gordonsvillc locomo-
tive fireman, listing his debts at $Gi 8 o.
and his assets AZ Sil.5D.
John y. Morit., - brakeman. listing
his debts ~ $372.7l, and his assets
AZ $g5
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uu>T,N,.s DEEDS or TRUST.
Two Deeds Of Trust, Amounting TO


Emma G. owens 81 ais 10 rho,na :
T.. brNan 81 ais. trustees. l73x3l0 west
I!n" OF Tw"nty-s"Vonth Street, north
vest corner Stonewall and Twenty
seventh Streets. September II. 1916:
500.
w q. Winf-ee ct uN. to L. u. Eruce.
IuStee, lots >" ana >; in block 10.
West ilanch.stcr Land Company Oc-
ill.r u. lnlh. SiMmf- u
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y INV NO1.k. VCtOhCr cN.-BcrvcS, nrm.
Steers. 5000 sac. bulls S5.cost S7.7o: cows
S2.H a So -
Calves. weak. Ncals sSG0G sl2e5: culs
SS6gi. $50: srosser>. Si5oji $685. yearlinrs.
Sheer and lambs. easier. Sheep. sl.25m
s1.25: culls. S%.o"H Si.pc; lambs. $4,000 Sli.0p:
culls 500 70 $3.50
Hogs. steady. Medium and heavy. SlO..5;
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president. East stone Gap. Va. T.. J.
Prescott. secretary. Zig stone Gap. Va.
Capital: Maximum, 100000: minimum,
$4,000: par value. 500.
Whitcoak Veneer and Lumber Co.
unc). Bristol. Va. IL. n Spencer.
president. Johnson city. Tenn; j.. y.
jackson. secretary. Shells Mil, y. g.
Capital: Maximum. $4,000; minimum,
$4,000: par value. 500
rlagcnan Motor Sales Co. (inc.).
Richmond. j. j. pagcman. president:
j. Is. PlaYemau, sccrctarJ--both Rich
noud. Capital: Maximum. $4,000:
minimum. $4,000: par value. 500.
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ntIi.DlNG PERMITS.
Four IiuiIhinE nnh Repair Permits
Amounting to Sn,7 40,

.. NJ roof To erect frame building
n"rths'dc of Fairfax Avenue. between
Monroe and Nelson Streets, To cost
sliT5.
Union Storage Warehouse Company.
TO erect hrici building. Seventeenth
and Cary Streets. To cost $4,000
John g. scott, to repair candy fac
tory, II md - North Twentieth Street,
To cost $1,000
~. ~. George. 10 repair brick build
ing. 600 North Lombardy Street. Ia
cost $3.50.
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lIlAi,riaItS ISSi,i;I,.

rho following charters were granted
Yesterday by the Stat. Corporation
Commission:
'|,ahhuruc Military school Unc)
Wavnclh,oro, Va. James \. Fishburnc,
,rcyid,nt: A. H. liudgins, secretary
gfd ircailurcr--bot Wavncsboro. Va.
capital. Maximum. $iop.O00. minimum
$40. 900 par value, 800.
Norton Ice and cold Storage Corr
porativn, Norton. Va. &. f.. Bianton.
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CHICAGO LIVE NTOCK M.;REET.

c5.U00. active. : cents to 10 cents hi.:h.r
than the opening. which was cents unier
light 81. - It 5000: mixed ssi5m $in l1
hsaNE $. Is i <io@c; rough. 81. Is q S?65: pigs.
C.t;!,-Recyip.s. 2oco: steady Native
beef cattle. $".IO@ $l.iO: Western steers
5000 S..95. SioCk,rs and feeders 81 .OE
$50! COWS and hcifers. $500, $50: calves
SI.25 n Sll =.
..sl,sep- Keceip,S. lo.cn: steady wcthers,
s. p1F, IS -. lambs SAn5GiSlO 80
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fined firm. Butter. quiet. Cheese. steady
Snot coffee. dull and nominal: Rio IS. Sac

Cottonsccd oil was less active to-day. the
publ, showing some hcS!tancy the buy
Ing Side a. the present level especially as
October tend -rS We're Dut out. After selling
of . points however. SUPPORT was
forthcominE, aud q, N. close the list was
unchanged to ruints net higher October
tenders no barrels. Total sales. 100 bar
rels The market closed steady. Spot
ll.i5Gll.So: December, iIUMll,7s: January.
II TamllSl: February. II SriLlls;: March
ii.N4ii.sl: April. li.>Vll.s6: May. 1889
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,AnitIAGn LICENSES.

Wilbur stone White. Dillwyn. Va.
ana Minna ZEE" WILSON, city
dpSH. city.
!.uthcr g. Elankcnship and Ruth c.
Mills. CITY.
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HESRICO TRANSFER.
One Deed of HnrEnin auu Sale
4 ninunIlnI. In SIII

Il. &. Hurk". trustee. 10 j. a. Ilud-
gems, lot ). Chambcrs block. and lots
and ,. ErhirHou's block, IN the plan
OF Bradford Heights. September %.
1916; SIlJ.
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nENHIcu nr3rD or TRUST.
One Deed of Trust, Amounting TO

North ANonuc Realty COrporation 10
W i. Rodd. trustee. lots Is and Is,
plan of Providence Pnrk Annex oc-
tohcr 10, 1916. 500
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pErEnsnuRG PEANUT MARKET

Enm9rt.d by Rods.is, r!ummcr * Co. IncD
PETERSBURG. VA, October 2r.-Spiin-
ish-farm"rs' s'och-A.arket. steady; SlOj
Nircini- Farmers stock-Markct ouict.
Fancy Jumbo. Size to 37.C per uOuuh. - ira
uriin'. 80 I" S'.c u"r pound. prime, Sc
- - rer pound: shclins stock. lac to
u Ter pound
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


NEW YORK. October ."-Cotton goods
wcr. very strong to-day. Yarns. too. wcre
rIpmF anu aIvanS"d. Wool markets rc-
WV. nArticMlarlN ON drasses and cNnts.
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rise OF FOUR POINTS
IN UNITED STATES STEEL
Advance in the Stock Is Result of
Heavy Buying on
Street.
MANY OTHER ISSUES STRONG
Wheat Star Performer, With An
other Series Of New High Records.
Motors Show Activity, With
Studcbuker i'm the Lead.
UY uxo,DAN WALL.

NEW YORK. October ?HIEySryhodS II
TO-DAY. ani thS rssul, was a rss Of 't-I (,
rScofd. Win huyins in Tremendous volume
Bus/ncsS III" exchange Amounted 70
r69T! he'd fSy '' ocfona.n o,har stocks
were strong. but steel ovcrshado"cd every
Much OF the markets strength Is gu, dne
20 the tact ;h" H. G:mSTn r .nS.r ines
lac, week has not rcpurchase1. The his
sa1nf n@ n2 pdaS, Socks HaI oa
tho break. aud have been huNinE them VS.
hinSe moi s E@SM ,' the mpGrt< Of r"i
not to spcat OF tho tremendous ,nrninrii
HTe tn firm ,G SGpvie' len G n,t ier I TsH
OF Vie" who is elected rresidens mo ..,,
pcr rf.SrH Win smother series OF new high
reeord cotton hung around high records
suG:AHiKiS II ii H NG,iS ,' '| r,~, srro<c
foiiowed N Is radersh fi Cuban Cane gained
sSiI p nS:$ M "" %Srs ac,iTS s,ua
curb moved in sympathy with the inside
as fieF bu; 'H ,hS nroii,-is;inr in ;hs class
was unusually heavy Gueta'i"ms suit.rs re-,
is All S"S 70 b. henI'y; from now on 49,,
nGM Ono "9 report s'r2" aa 'S any
tho lnternati9na! M"rcaniil" Marin. would
WAS that tn. COMPANY. itself MAS behind
b buy Eth ,he prcfsrr1 in order /" reduce
thu dividend payments As Marine pre-
fcrreu Is worth l16. figured on tn" current
method of NAluinc stocks, such !" purchase
Much hUyinc was seen In tn" list OF
railroads undergoing Representation. or INST
through 1t. Some rare bargains ar. yet 70
ho picked M !" This depar;ment, N WahnSt
Pacific were favoritcs to-day, In some Of
ners where group buying is dom In an in;
for cgual yaiumas II Frisco Adjustment "
RocE Island .eSn,nrcs Mir$%nr' , ragito
Chicago Great Western preferred. and Min
rcapolis and st Louis.
RAILS ARE IGNGKED
Rails were ignored by Tho general puh-
ronlpetitiou Union Pacific Reading and
New York central w"r" particularly IN dr-
mand for IN all OF these important icv"i-
opinents ar" pending. As suggested y"s
torday. many person" are concentrating Oh
few. leading stoclcs Oh the theory that
may rise as their friends expect ,h.y eau
not ris" unless th" h'g standard stocks
load the way .Fnr;hsr'nors. ihGrs los
standard issues II anything bad should hap
Non. The thro" rails lust named are the
ones selected from thu RAILROAD list ny per
States Steel Smciiers and Anacomda are
.gencra!ly seloc,c! 10 represent all other
. departments OF the market.
KEW YORK. October ?o-Mercantie pa
demand. S4i55. cables. si7st- Bar Sill
mon, bonds steady. Railroad bonds ir.
regular. Time loans steady. SIXTY days
-. ~: ninety days and sin months "a q
Sig. can money. irm: ruling rate. !.
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sri>Gs RELEASE DEED.

One Deed of R"Icnnc. Amounting,
to S2,IHp.
Amelia H. .ochr ct ais. trustees. to
stephen w. Loving. 5"xliS feet east
IN" @! Thirty second street. No aI3
Yves, Thirty-sccond Street. October
- 1916. S2.,Jo
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COTTON AlAl,i,f1s

%EW NuEi October :" Ecpnrts 90
hiiiuE '"mH"r' ,ures IN tho western holy
caused r"lt,S in 'he rotton usrEct to-day.
JHuuar. selling w. 'H lSdic, or - points
u"t higher Nfyaur"- W-r- no; maintained.
loN'.'. WITH january closing Ei J. BE,
While b. -.u'ral iist "!osch barely steady.
nv G'" hHE SOD 4" y points higher.
%" market rN'r'G steady 49, decline al
J point "h 4. ioher hHt Gru"Ta.iy / I" .
N'i'f- H'i higher bur prices soon turned
rt-i'.. "E'h December selling on 10 Is@!c
"ra h"r.it q" l'H" u'tur" tho .ud pf thc
morning. rras tta.N last Nights closing ;Ig-
u'"s ~ in" d.. inc however. in'rc was
=" renewal n' aEsrca- iN' -Gp;urf from SOM
~ VA" re"'ni rrowiH.n' buyers. a. well
- "n t'Hur" rn aeraud from MILL Street
I.. HHl.tal .Hf"rH-' t"r colder weather to-
rlsn' e'.n retlrd som" huli~h iu,ornst
"nn ia' w"'NN' -1!w"a considerable H~w.
mes tarar 'ua mjIdl" of inc Joy. with
b"0."h'' s.NIgr Hp 90 lsj-e ana March
l. l-ii or to 20 POINTS no, h.rr,r
Under lr.'.ts.a of"rtTC'. however. ia,
malN'' became uN.e't.i no IN" lat. trad.
ihE, N.'f H.-' Irir'~ showing reactions oi
s. "a. t.s-f
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y. l.. sharp to Mayne ~ Rocks
charlie, HGNi2j feet west line Of Mon
tros- Avenue. SOC feet south OF Brook :
land Park Boulevard. October H.
1915: S;.%Uu
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RAILS ARE IGNGRED

rcr, 3's. Sterling. siNiy-Lny bills, Si7ii.
demand. Sl.i5s.: cables 81 ~ Bar Sill
Yer. G.7S. Mexican dollars. J.ii Govern
m"nt bonds. steady. Railroad bonds ir-
regular Time loans. steady. SIXTY DAYS
3NaA. ninety days and siN months. 90 q
Sig. Can money. firm. ruling rate, ).
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-03-03
From :Doweli school

Much has been written about the
decline of the social life Of the rural
schools and a. great deal more will
have to be written before the rural
school comes into its own. Theora-
tically the question is easily solved.
Practically the question IA. great
many places, grows bigger and big
ger with every year. A town creates
its own social life. The country in
stead of depending upon the city for
the things the country could afford,
should try at least to supply some of
its own needs. s.
A social function of any kind in
the country school should have the
support of the fathers and mothers
Of. the district. Their presence is an
influence that is for the best. It dis
courages rowdyism and encourages
the school in its efforts for good. The
best spelling school the writer ever
attended was one where older boys and
girls (those who had been school chill
dren ten or twenty or thirty years
ago) were present in goodly mum
ber. Every one entered into the
spirit of the contest and one lady who
had been a school girl years ago near
LIZ won the prize. Every one had 9
good time. Far too many people say
l"I was boy once myself" or 81 was
young too once upon time'', and in.
stead of trying to MAINTAIN a youth
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-03-03
bad BREATH
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove It

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. the sub
stitnte for calomel. act gently on the
bowels and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath nnd
quick relief through Dr. Edwards Olive
Tablets. The pleasant, sugar coated
tablets are taken for bad breath by all
who know them.
DR.. Edwards olive Tablets act gently
but nrmly on the bowels and liver,
stimulating them TO natural action.
clearing the blood and gently purifying
the entire system.
They DO that which dangerous calo-
mel does without any of the bad after
effects.
All the dement's Of nasty. sickening,
gripping cathartics are derived from DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets without gripping.
pain or disagreeable effects of any kind.
Dr. r. M. Edwards discovered the for
mula after seventeen years OF practice
among patients afiicted with bowel and
liver complaint with the attendant bad
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are purely
q vegetable compound mixed with olive oil.
you will know them by their olive color.
Take one or two every night for q
week and note the effect. lOc and Sbc
per box. All druggists.
The Olive Tablet Company. Columbus. o
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-03-03

full and a healthful view of life they
seem to- avoid young people. If you
have to get old in years as. of course
you do, just remember or at least
try to think, that you are not an old
man and an old woman but merely
a grown up boy and girl. You will
find it more like living | am sure if
you will pretend now and then that
you are an old boy or an old girl in
stead of an old man and old woman.
Try it once any way and if the ex-
pertinent kills you, why you need not
try it again. gss..ss.ss
Give the next spelling school your
support. Go to the next old fash
ioned school debate. Suggest some
good old something that used to be
part of the social life of your district
but has long been forgotten.
Revive anything of those "good old
times that is worth reviving or help
create smething new to fill their
place. Lend your support to a worthy
cause. Boosting is contagious as well
as kicking. Boost and then watch
the effect upon the next door neigh
Dor. Two good boosters might cause
a regular epidemic.
Next week planting a Rural
| School Yard" 4ssA
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-03-03
SAYS DRINK LEMONADE
FOR RHEUMATISM

Relief from rheumatism and scia-
tica can be obtained by drinking
lemonade and avoiding alcoholic
fruits.
To get rid of this stubborn disease,
however; to stop the twings, pains
and swelling, and drive the poisonous
accumulations from the joints and
muscles, all generously-inclined drug
gists will tell you to take half tea
spoonful of Rheuma daily until all
misery ceases.
Rheuma is a powerful remedy, be-
cause only powerful remedy can
overcome such terrible disease; but
Rheuma acts speedily-the first dose
taken and you'll know that you will
soon be your healthy, happy self
again.
Read & Wager and all druggists
know what Rheuma will do, for they
sell great deal of it and guarantees
that two so cent bottles will overcome
rheumatic agony or money back.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-03-03
COUNTY. AFFAIRS
Cases in Probate Court - Marriage
Licenses-Real Estate Transfers-
Orders Drawn on Treasmy-New
Cases in Common Pleas Court.
Probate Court.

Guardianship Of Harry M. Werner,
final account confirmed se'~-
Estate of Samuel Krieger, third
partial account confirmed.
Estate of w. H. Flickinger, first and
final account continued.
Estate of c. E. Bradley, first par
tial account confirmed.
Estate of Mathew Steward, deceas-
ed, application for letters testament
tary filed. Bond filed and approved
and letters issued to Alice Steward.
Estate of Mason !. Durkee, deceas-
led, application for letters testamentary
filed. Bond filed and approved and
letters testamentary issued to Fred
Homan and Carl Demaline. Jacob
Markley and L. H. Deyo are appoint
ed as appraisers.
Estate of Catharine Schad, inven-
tory and appraisement filed.
Guardianship of Florence 1. Hauen-
stein, application for letters guadian-
ship filed. Bond fled and approved.
Letters issued to Oliver L. Hauen-
stein. Inventory filed.
Estate of Amos Johnson, third par
tial account filed. Hearing set for
March 9th, 1915.
Estate of David B. Mack. inventory
and appraisement fled.
Guardianship of Erwin B.. Arms
barger, ct al, Bird partial account fled.
Hearing set for March 9th, 1915.
Elmina Ham, ct al vs The Detroit
Toledo & Ironton Railroad Co. Cause
dismissed without record.
Estate Of Virginia Dubois, report
Of sale Of stocks and bonds filed and
confirmed.
WIN Of Lewis A. Conklin, hearing
continued.
VIII Of Victor Duprez. testimony of
witnesses taken and will admitted 20
probate and record.
Estate of Victor Duprez. applica-
ton for letters testamentarv fled.
Bond filed and aoproved. Letters is
sued to August Ruihlev and L. G..
Moine. Alex Crime and ]. o. Swisher
are aprointed as appraisers.
Estate of Sylvia Estep. first and
Anal account fled. Hearing set for
March 27th. 1916.
Guardianship of Mary Sullivan.
hearing continued.
George Johnson as executor nf the
estate of Mary M. Dinius VS. Joseph
Dirius. ct el petition to sell land filed.
George johnson as executor of the
estate OF Franklin M. Dinius VS.
joseph F. Geitgey, ct al petition to
sell real estate.
Estate of Myron Whitehorn, hear
ing continued.