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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-08-18
MUCH DAMAGE
BY HIGH WATER
rains Past Week Wash Out
bridges---Almost Equal to
Big Flood Here Fifteen
Years Ago.

The high waters of the past week
have done much damage in Russell
county. A report comes to town that
Del Artrip, who lives at Blackford.
suffered heavy loss by the sudden ris.
ing of a branch which runs by his
place. The waters came down out OF
the mountains with such fury that
MIR. Artrip's garage and an Overland
car were washed away, the building
and ear both being carried several
miles down stream. Mr.. Artrip con-
duets n general merchandise store and
Is said to have suffered heavy loss to
his stock of goods.
The Raven Red Ash Coal Co. and
other operations on Coal Creek have
temporarily suspended operations this
week on account of the high water of
Tuesday, which washed out four Of
the five bridges connecting the coal
mines with the main line of the N,
" w. The Jewell Ridge Coal Corpo-
ration has also suffered slight damapc
TO the spur track to the mines mt
Jewell. "'
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-08-18

Colonel Erastus Scott, Cedar Bluff
was here the other day, and showed
his handsome countenance i'm this
Office. He has recently taken over, for
about the third time, the Blue Sulphur
Inn, and says he is crowded now, all
the time, for room. No one has ever
been able to run the Inn so success
fully as has "Ras" himself. ~ pro-
vide good things to cook, and good
cook to cook it, and go off and let
the guests have their own way" is
what he says as to his mode of pro-
ceeding.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-08-18
NEW BOOKS in LIBRARY.

The two books added to the library
this month are Harold Bell Wright's
latest novel, "When a Mans Man."
and Mrs. Kate Langley Bosher's last
novel, "People Like That" Both of
these books are worth reading. New
books will be added as they are pub
lished. The Committee would be glad
of the subscribers would suggest new
books that they would like to read,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-08-18

Armstead Pobst and w. N. Hurley,
Of this city, left Tuesday morning for
Wytheville via footpower. From the
condition of the weather here Tues
day morning, it is presumed that they
soon became marooncd ut some point
between this point and Wytheville
Some of their friends here who are
sometimes wont to express themselves
are free with the assertion that in
stead Of starting for Wythevile, Ma
rion would suit better.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-08-18
TAZEWELL's FIRST AUTO ACCI.
DENT.

Tazewell has had her first serious
automobile accident. This paper has
uttered a number of warnings, some
of which are likely to be needed now.
Drive slowly and carefully, partic-
ularly at night, and sound the horn.
The street cars have gong not in
, tended as an ornament, Prevention
is better than cure,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-08-18
PASTOR AT SYNOD.

There will be no services in the
Lutheran church here next Sunday.
The pastor, Mr.. Anderson, is attend
ing a meeting of the Synod in Blue
field.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-08-18
WILL USE BAPTIST CHURCH.

Owing to the repairs being made
upon the Christian church, the Sum-
day night service will be held in the
Baptist church, most kindly rendered
to US. The ordnance of Baptism will
be administered. A cordial invitation
extended.
w. S. BULLARD, Pastor.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-08-18
NICE BEDROOM SET CHEAp

A nice bedroom set, of 3 pieces
Dedstead, dresser and washstand. mar
Die top, will be sold dirt cheap. Ori-
glnai cost $75. Good as new now. APP
ply this office.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-08-18

Mrs. John Reed, of Stockton, Cal,
and Mrs. Harold Hardy, of Graham,
were the guests yesterday Of Miss
Ellie Bowen.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-08-18
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. O'Kccfre, OF
Vivian, are the guests of Mrs. Mary
O'Kcelfe, in this town.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-08-18
Willing TO Divide.

The big man with the I-know-it-all
expression sneeringly watched the lit.
tie man who was eating from bag
of peanuts.
"Down where / come from we uss
peanuts to fatten hogs" remarked the
big man.
"That -so?" asked the little man
"Here, have some!"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-08-18

There are more heroes on the stage
than in real life.
Divorce is getting to be as painless
as modern dentistry.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-08-18

Only man who is wise doubts his
own wisdom.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31

not hesitate 10 give Billy Sunday
credit for much help bon this direcl
tion Flint IS normally vet. but thc
dry leaders ever 20 800 fu aa 10 say
the city will 20 dry this time as
we'll As the county
Representative factory workers
told Mr. Sunday thar they were
quite satisfied with conditions as
they arc I'm Flint and had mo- Wish
10 jeopsrdize their prosperit, and
the open saloon Straw yof"s tak.
on IN tho big automobile conc
show that this class % work IN
are two 20 one against booze.
The tent I'm which Billy spoke
was simply a roof There We're no
seats and no savdust ON 'hc Wet
ground During most OF Inc speech
slight drizzlr was falling and "a
high wind carried the biting muis
ture thru the omen tent. but tho
men stood chocriuIN thru n all. \ot
one workingman left The meeting
until Billy had called ouf his fare
well and his blessing, and this Was
after nearly evcrr ono of the 10000
had pledged himself ro support tho
dry cause.
The auto manufacturers allowed
the men an extra hour az noon
without loss OF pay
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
Marriage Licenses

WHUrr Huraotvn go Katie ru.-
W,''j.-u rurrsr 81 De'-ait Fannie
Shc..,.f n4 Ieu-'uu. Tex
WrI1~ Sch'urt'r 90. N'ry No7e.
l.-.r r. Howe. o. Anna o. uar-
rT.n, Matthew. 2t Narc str-
W.Saj Hrglr'io -- Frances Par.
Gsareo X CONWAY 90 Viola stnu-
Eawe-l 1r,rur. August, Loa-
nrycs vrLrot % ruzoeet1 srozu-
''Su" Tromss Fsus. gs netrot Edn
Ieeslp o. Fort Wayne. Ind
Wiuaw. culver, a. MINI 4
Dean " sage % Rucyrus % sed-
" Henderson. 60 "raIr.r Depot
0rval Hart -. Fl1tlaF o.. louis.
| Fantare rs same
Insrph Elias f0. IHuV'uE Goth
crime George. 30. Detroit.
Joseph Regui %. Anna orowice
Alfred Frank co. Navarro. Giadu-
Nt9fT5'r John 'ronRe. san aa celia strzaIkovsl,i
'charle. o.RrIen. 81. rntiac
Flora r. Jennings. 56 Detroit
Harry j vi"au. %. Melissa M'r''-
"'i'n 3obn naFaoo. .7 Josephine
Gciia. Ie.
Salvatore Monte Cone e. Fran
cesca Lomed'ro, co.
Frederick r. Nu'rn ~. detroit.
Junetta \ Hall, SO. Toledo
Frank r. Root o. Detroit. Emma
Nolino. - KoFonp. Ind
Daniel r. Metlrer. % san Francis
CO. Bertha Gnssetfe 90. same
Lc Roy MacNcarr 'l Maudf
pirkcrsuu 21
Edward U1yrs Sc Emily Griffin
%
John W Vafk.rs. 90 Anna SELL %
James vs. UaIf.r1. 90 Louise
guNrfI'f Ig
LcRov Artist 20 Viola Hedon-
baugn e5
Louis Zigos g1 Fla Day. iS
Thomas ! Johnston IS. Detroit.
Elizabeth Allen. q, Minneapolis.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
GERMANY WILL
DISAVOW ACT
IN MARINA CASE
Continued from Page onsD


depend an extremely serious snh
marine issue between the United
states and Germany
Primarily tho state department
sought uaws OF the Americans ON
board Tho Marina whether any of
tho hor-cmcu. signed on at New
port News Va, have lost their
'iyos
Trosrs provisional report based
on his FIRST information was that
the German submarine gave mo-
warning n this is borne out and
n the Marina unlike the Rowan.
more. dii not attempt 10 escape
The issue faced Is The most serious
since the sinking az the Sussex
All information ohtainahle r. he
,ng forwarded Immediately 20 Pres
dent Wilson AZ Shadow Lawn II
. .- not expected. however that the
resident will find q necessary 20
come 10 Washington
The ono fact In the early reports
concerning the Rowanmore that
offered probable complications was
[ Mo statement C. some survivors
thar tho small boats In which they
."'' 'ho ship were shelled by The
Ihmar.ra These statements viii
he si'frI
Garuar officials rointed out hat
IN tan case of nc Marina which
was reported 10 have been attacked
first uy cInGro, without warning
that The me.hou o. attack Wa i1
itself q warning and they uegc-teI
that II the vessel was topedoed Doc
fore tlo crew was able tC leave the
ship. it po't tbly was because she
failed 90 stop
Secretary u state Lansing said
today official reports regarding the
sinking az 'he Marina are not cou-
elusive
we have not received any in
formation from the American om-
haesy ar London which could De re-
glrded as real evidence ne stated
All reports received are Icing for
warlod TO the president AZ Long
Branch
Secretary Lansing said he vas ur-
able 20 rtare definitely whether tho
chip VA 'orpeloed or sunk by shell
fire. vhethcr lt had been warred or
War what was the condiliCu OF thc
sea at the timc Of the attack He
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31

The demand for the -tickers has
been so great that the supply was
reduced ,o a mere few hundred to-
day Mr.. Hughes herself has die
tributed several tho1saDd throwing
them into The crowds that gathered
az the rear end OF the train She
prefers a special button, just issued
10y The national campaign commit
tee. with single word Hughes
across the vhita button in blue let
tiers. but with tho "u' and the IS"
in the name made thrice as large
as the other letters and from dis.
tauce the button shows as "U S
label
When the buttons ran ont today
Mrs Hughes baran distributing pic.
lure postcards of her husband
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
CIVIL WAR
BREAKS OUT
IN GREECE
Continued from Page oueD

general engagement O. is believed
here thar thn enemy is attempting
q stubborn rear guard action TO-
cover withdrawal of artillery across
The Danube
ON ~" Transylyanian frontier
Tho Rumanians have suffered hcav.
ily In series of counter attacks
south ~ Vulkan pass Only ekir
m'sAes arc reported on thc north.
ern HumanIan front
LONDON. oct 3D. Only intermit
tent sheliug of opposing trenches
by both slides was noted in Gen
Haigs Official report TODAY ON the
nights activities along the western
front
BERLIN Ovia wireless 10 Say.
vile, l. j., oct 3l-Actiyities in
The Italian war thenter were less
yesterday and last night than on
th" preceding days. due 20 'un
Canny weather hostile to lighting
Aus'roiiunFarian Headquarters rc
ported today
berlin 0vIa Sav,1le. j.. ID. oct
Grown Prince Rupuroohr a-ur
ON the Somme froul eftctuaI'y stop
ped several hei. French attacks
rho war once reported today At
no point We're the actions favorable
f1 The enemy
Enemy dptarhwoui- NIJ advanc.
cd ... inst i,srn.4. Er.if flr. mort d.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31

DINFSGROOM SUITE. hookcase. two
$50 Allendalc. Walnut 1888 .W
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31

lrhurous toward ne thank offer
'9r which s thc total OF his re
muncration for tho campaign ir De
'roit are pouring I'm 10 c. II Talbot.
rir,rr .d.nt Of the National Bank
OF Commerce I'm such great mum
h,r- as almost 90 swamp him
'Thn contributions are coming In
many instances from the most unex-
r..ed uurccs," said Mr. Talbot.
Tuesday As tho real offering is
to br taaon next Sunday, II is re
m.rkahlo that there should be such
rr ponsc 80 early in the week.
Large checks have been received
from mtcrcsts that one would not
u.pcc would give their money TO
uoh cause.
Furuas ~ NJ Sunday would not
bc surprised n Detroit gave the
evangelist q financial send on such
as hc has ucve" received
Already Detroit has broken the
attendance record and that OF the
rail h.ters and an that remains
for this city 10 have clean slate
U rhr matter of revival records IS
20 establish a new record for the
"fHtuh Offering
SIR Sunday made a visit 70 the
Ford Motor company factory. Tues
day morning and was shown over
The ,asr plant
The evangelist preached 20 a
large audience IN the tabernacle
Tuesday afternoon on this text:
For God SO loved the world that
lIr CAV, h.a only bcgottcn Son that
whatsoever bcl.cyeth In Him should
NOT perish bar have everlasting
'Ifr"
Billy Gets Fine Car.
nF sunday arrived from Flint
Monday evening just too late 10 re-
D,F" one ~ th" finest iimousines
'hs D4tIJ, N1tor company has
ever 'uraot ont However. the car
N.I a1. ac lost ,o the famous evan
..t.~l ae q Uas presented 10 him
.H 1u-d7y 10y Honry NJ Leland.
ira lsur OF thc company. as a tok-
.u ~ Nr I~lands appreciation of
'h. nu,I. ~ Mr. Sunday In Detroit.
Whom Billy first came 20 Detroit
SIR Leland placed a big closed car
1f .I. p ru-ll, 10 be used while he
Nas making new one for him.
After a4drr sing 10000 employees
uf 'h. nHcA and bort automobile
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31

josef for his aid IN inAueucing the
kaisor ~ Accede 10 the Vatican
prufestat.uns.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
INDIANA IS
REVISITED
BY HUGHES

Ccontlnued from Page onen
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
GLENDALE ANENTE
PHILADELPHIA AVENUE
BIG INCOME

f.rr tho purchaser ~ Nus modern
North Woodward double hrus. utar
Woodward Sine large rooms each
Present tenants getting So month
for " them Lot 4ANl5T The
price ls right $500 s. zoo down
Lambrecht, Kelly d Company
Main 28e5 1910 Grisvold-sL
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
SODA EOI,NTAlN

nufH.fursd. sell 1Irc~t 20 the
trade at the lowest prices show
cases, WE ~THrA Cu4ltoEA. shelly r
ing, chairs. tables. back bars. desk
and comp Toto soda fountain. rrstau-
rant and drug store outfits call
Cadillac i-1H 'pT salesman DE
TROIT STORE FIXTURE Co 1880
Katherine. near Gratiot and An
toine
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
MONEY To LOAN

CONSTRUCTION LOA Ms Liberal
amounts. J. r Wober. 10t Gratiot
WE BUY LAND CONTRACTS.
Detroit Land Contract Co.
i12-sI2 hammond Bldg Cad. tsIA
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
ARDEN PARK
ALABAMA AVE
ron sALI,-FARvs

ONF ACRE. % miles from end OF
MaCk-ave. car line. Mr.. Kent. 60
Belmont
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
TO RRNT--aoUsEs
To RENr--RoOMs
HOTEL FRANKLIN

FOR LADY employed attractive room
I'm private family. 10 minutes ride
from city hall. breakfast optional
Phone Miss Brown before $40.
LLnrrv EnGn
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31

SMALL. PAYMENT DOWN
New houses. Dawson and Jerome
ayes. 10 minutes ride 20 Dodge
Bros minutes TO Ford g. PRICE,
1880 10 $500 Mr. Brain, 1855
NacN-aNe Hickory l0i0
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
Modern Bungalow. S638.

Home containing six rooms
and bath. Price includes all ma
tertal cut-to-dt. No waste of lum.
Der Quickly erected. Complete
Information and catalogue shoWinE
a hundred other houses at 607
Ford bldg Phone Main $3.50.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-12
STRAINS FROM THREE STATES

Democrats have joined the Pro- sressiyes in docking to the Hughes banner in Indiana, Ohio, and even III "Old Kentucky" if an exhaust i've and undoetored straw ballot be- ing taken by The Enquirer, of Gin cinnati, can be considered as a cri- terion. In making the canvass, the Enquirer publishes the names 0f places where ballots are cast. Every effort is made to insure fair ness. Thus far,~ the straw ballot ln indiana, for example, shows a vote 5f better than to 2 in Hughes tayOr. Out of a total of 574 votes :as' at various points of the state, the returns show that 45 Demo rats who voted for Wilson in 1912 will vote for Hughes, against 2 .ormer Republicans who have join
 | the Wilson camp. Of the Pro gressiyes, who voted for Roosevelt, IO7 will vote for Hughes against 23 for Wilson.
 In Kentucky the Democratic de uectioG to Hughes numbers !66 while only 16 men who voted Republican in 1912 are lcw for Wilson. As in other states, the big majority ot 'rogressiyes are back in the Re ,ublicaI fold with T for Hughes a Igainst 31 for Wilson. Ohio re- ultj show 152 Wilson men in 1912 lew lined un for Hughes, against $ voters now for Wilson who were against him in 1912. The lhio Progressiyee vots is over vhelmhgly Hughes with 179 for i'm as compared to 79 for Demo- ,racy's leader.
 Apparently Wilson is not so popu ar as tie local non4partisan-Demo eratic press would have us believe.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-12
EDITORIAL
s .s... ..s..:.. * ;. .i x.
WAR PROSPERITY

Analysis e the sources of Am lCa pluspeyity indicate that it 50. ugs very largely from the food Su is, farm products and manutac- tu4 goods sold abroad at prices su. ,u.algd by the demands Of war. IL, movement of gold 10 the Unit eG S,gjcs Las been very Lrge in eo.ss4LeL,e oE the great export tr,. g thus induced. Capital in Ve.-u--ts have been in war muni- Lt I-y.-liss and iu Jae mNnuIac- tn. D. goods required by the war rs..y-5. I-yre L4s been little in Ys .Leut il J.e industries of peace, az. l-e.v is l-yk ot confidence that EU.a Industries would receive the su.u,IJ uI government iD the event of Democratic success in NOyem- be
 |u spite U- very large stock and bc. 4 purchases from Europe, the gc.l sock ur the United States is ll. -.. than ]. has ever been. Col Iu. ,..s SD I-r this year have been U, s a--a S5yyggu,vvg, and in the fs. -g-i vaults and iu private hands th-.- $ something like $2,50o,o00,- 0g iu gold now ia this country.
 .wc ye~.s cI war have enabled tE CWJsd States ro redeem a very la .e portion o1 it's railway debt to E ..u-c v@l to hold practically one fo ,a ct the gold supply of the " la. Another year of war, as N. seems likely, will add to these g | totals.
 ,.e commercial and financi s. asucuts emphasize the dominant er.ge. O the war upon American b siae.s. Our great volume of c, wmcgyo 2vJ cI gold have come u as apart from any domestic in f .ea,es. Democracy has had no 1T -a to do with the national pros 9 s..y. exccgt fer 9 retardiug iuflu- 6. se than the Society for the Pre- y~sucu of Cruelty to Animals. h tI c;rcumtanc-s. the claims of g administration tc responsibility I, :. prosperity must be subjected to Ye.y heavy discount.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-12
CLEWS REPORT

While there have been eyjde4c a os substantial Lrottt-takiug by Ia-g.. interests il the financial q .rklts this week, new investment g, q speculative buying has been Sufficiently effective to more than 2. i4t4iu the Stock Exchange price Is-,l On Saturdaylast the sale q jig the short session exceeded !. 1000 v0O-sLare mark. Mon q y's full days session contribut- aa a t-taI Of 2,&00,QOO shares. To c .pAcate such figures we must go b.I. to the exciting times of 1907. They are suggestive of the enthu- s asm and public interest that at 7 .aseUt are prevailing.
 Ths main features in the gen s.1I financial situation may be lsiLered to include, l1) the i'm p,sssion that has become SO wide g ead that European liquidation e American securities has ap- D.9acted close to the point of com p-etfor; (2) that the termina- riyl If the war of Europe, devout- ly as t is to be desired, does not promise to be one of the immediate probe piIiues; (8) the unmtstak- aClo evidence of inflauOn in witch all our national activities are so freely participating; (4) the DleEi menaI earnings that '&re ap- bearing in the official statements el our great railway systems and equally great industrial comOlna- lions; and l5l tAe re -arAable
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-12
Physical Training of Children Necessary to
 Their Mental Development
Rv C. WILCOX President of the Board of Education
 New York City

THERE can be no difference of opinion to the importance of
 thorough systematic physical training for our sch0oboys % need of it and promoting throughout the entire school system the development of SOUND VIGOROUS BODIES WITHOUT WHICH TNTFT ACTUAL APARTMENTS ARE OF LITTLE VALUE
 Such training given to the boy scouts promotes not only physical development but mental development and character development which peraiyey needed not only preliminary preparation for m rv service and defense occasion should ar but also and especially as preparation for efficient citizenship time of peace
 EUROPEAN EXPERIENCE AND EXPERT MILITARY OPINION CLEAR
 NAVIGATE THAT THE SIG PROBLEM IN PREPARATION EFFEc TIVE MILITARY SERVICE NOT TRAINING IN MILITARY TACTICS OR DRILL BUT GETTING MEN INTO FIT PHYSICAL CONDITION.
 Here program upon which pacf and mtarst cooperate
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-12
THE POWER OF SILENCE

A good deal of the power is with hose who talk least. Listen to the ,OE and flow of conversation round about you and ask yourself what Inference it would make if most
 f it faded away to nothing. From .uy large gathering talk rises like #mok above a camp, and in the lumber there are those who are by no means facile in talk, who are ueye1 theless quick and cleare eyed and able to perform. These who
 all fast and much are open always Q the suspicion that they let it all md then and there. Let no man mourn if he Is denied the gift of elrquence. His work of wisdom per ans outgoes and outdnes the in tluence of mere noisiness. He speaks from the place that he has made. His life is behind his coun- sel. His character yalidates and yerifies his opinions.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-12

Rich Uncle-i suppose your pa and ma will be sorry tu sec me leave.
 Willie-I dunno. but l heard 'em wondering how much you'd LeaYe.-St Louis Globe Democrat
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-12

ease ia the money situation and tho money situation and the fact that the financial requirements for marketing the crops have been com olet.d for the season.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-12

.She-Wher We were first married you used to take me everywhere.
 .He-I see. And now that we finally have our own home you never want tG stay in it.-Tittsburgh Press.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-12
To Cure q Cold .n One Day

take LAXATIVE PROMO QUNINE eblets. Stop the Cough and Headache i'd work of the Cold. Druggists refant noney fit fails to cure. 2. ". G-cve's signature is CD each bUx, 25 cents.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-12
NOTICE

,n the Probate Court for skagway Precinct, Territory of Alaska, Division No. l .. ,n the Matter Of the Estate of Fred Miller, deceased.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the undersigned has been by Gdwa-7 A. Rasmuson, United states Commissioner and Probate Judge of the above entitled court. by Or Ter duly made and entered, ap- pointt administrator of the es- tate of Fred Miller, deceased; all persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to pre- sent them with propr vouchers in legal f, rm within six (6) months from he date of this notice, to the undersigned at his place of business in the Town of skagway, Alaska.
 Dated this 5th day of October, 1916. se
 A. J. ACHISON,
 Administrator, First publication Oct. 5, 1916. Final suf.icatioA Nov, ?, 1916.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-12
OFFICIAL CITY PAPER

L. & KELLER, Publisher
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-12

Percy-He called me a boI!y donkeyl What's "bally doukcy:'
 Algy Il don't know exactly, old chap, but its probably some kind of a donkey that's more Of a donkey than regular donkey, you know.-Wash' ington Star.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-12

THERE IS A SAN-TOX REMEDY for every ordinary household atl- ment. There is room for san Tox Remedies in your medicine chest. Get a San-To& Blue Book at Keller BrCs., The San-ToT
 Drug Store.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1916-03-03

South Newport
]. II. X. Irwin. est OF. lot Z. block
1-S017. Geo. w. Henkle. lot 4, block
f-$017. w. s. McFadden, lot Q,
block 4-s0.16. S. II. Irwin, lot &
block 5-s0.17. J. II. X. Irwin, est.
OF, lot z. block 9-s0.15. T. A. Bell,
lot 3. block 9-sO17. r. A. Burbank,
lot 8, block 9--017. Martha Il. Bar.
ton, lot s, block 10-s0.17. r. s.
Strauhn. lots 2. 3. block 11-s0.31,
Jennie Arnold, lot 10. block 11-s0.17
Sarah V. Campbell. lots II and ~
block 11-s0.31. J. Il. X. Irwin. est
OF, lots z. s. block 13-s0.30. w. O.
McKeen, lot 2. block 14-s017. J.
X. X. Irwin, est. Of. lots 1. s, II, ~
block 14-s0.31. c. A. Cove. lot l.
block 15-sO.17. d. II. q ELI Bren
niman, lots 2. II and 12. block IL
-s0.46. j. X. X. Irwin. est. OF, LOT
10, block 15- 0cs. Frank Wood. lots
!. 2. block. 16-sO.31. A. q. Hulburt
lot 4. block 16-s017. Andy Roberts,
lot 4. block 17--s0.17. Mrs. G. Sim.
mons, lot !. block 1S-s017.
PACIFIC VIEW
Floyd Bilyeu a wife,, lots q, 90,
% "a, block f2-s0.3i.
Cranberry Subdivision
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1916-03-03

con. 5000 acres,-y3I.00: lot con.
acres, block o--ss.1o; lot 5 con.