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, 1916-04-06

each other"
but there's nothing to tell. There's
nothing to tell"
Strickland's c~ountenance became
stern. Now he was the man who had
a right to demand an accounting of his
wife's actions. lie crossed the room
again and seated himself at the table.
81 didn't look for this kind of a home.
coming" be said and relapsed into ST
lence.
For i few seconds May was silent
also. but her taut nerves, attuned to
the rapid former Interchange of ques-
ton and answer. found the cessation of
words more of a torture than the
words themselves had been. She must
speak, or she would shrek.
what are you thinking about nowf"
she asked.
he did not answer. Int she added:
81 wish you'd eat your dinner in
stead of exciting yourself about moth
ing"
Strickland's next voice came in a low
He vas speaking to himself, but
the words were distinctly audible to
the waiting mi
Henderson place. Where is that
card Trask gave meT"
He searched In his pockets for the
card. May knew-oh, only o WE'LL
for she had been listening unseen when
Trask gave the address to her husband.
but she professed ignorance when she
said:
What are you talking about?"
Strickland's fingers found the card
and drew 1t from his pocket.
Here 1t is. What's this? IA right
2, IT. No. that's not 1t. Yes. 206
Henderson ~place-206, That's the very
number Burke mentioned. isn't itT'
, 1916-04-06

the table between the man n wife.
But she forestalled him. Selling the
purse and throwing the hand contain.
ing it behind her back. She bent fo--
ward toward her husband. and her
breath came In gasps as she said:
what do you want 1t for?"
II want to see that address,
There's no address there" she lied.
"Give me that purser'
mo. Robert
"Wiil you give 1t to me or notT"
There was no affection In his voice
now, only anger and determination to
possess himself. at any cost. even vio-
lence toward his wife. of the purse.
please. Robertr' she begged.
But he was obdurate. AS he caught
her wrist and forced the purse from
her she gave a little scream. But he
did not notice 1t, so intent was he on
opening the black velvet bag. He
turned the opened mouth Of 1t down.
ward, scattering the contents on the ia
BILE. The coins rolled from the table
and fell unnoticed to the floor. The
bills and the handkerchief. with the
other contents. fell to the table. and
Strickland scattered them a triie with
his hand before finding what he want
ed. He did not look at his half faint
ing wife as he said:
This is it-206 Henderson place
Trask's address. So that's where you
were2 Well. what have you got to
sayY'
Desperately May said:
IN tell you"
Strickland raised his hand. holding
the fatal card:
wait a minute. 1t was Trask's
house you went to, wasn't itT'
Yes"
Then your friend-then her mother
and the letter you destroyed-were
all lies. weren't theyT"
Yes, but listen to me-"
With forced calm Strickland said:
go ahead, I'm listening. / want t
know why you went to Trask's house.
In jerky, disconnected sentences Ma!
Strickland commenced the last lie shI
was to tell to her husband
, 1916-04-06
osnvsr Loses SIS 100000 Tax suit.

Denver.-The Supreme court up
holds State Board of Equalization and
Tax Commission in raising Denver as
sessment sos, 40S 1862. Justices Hill
and Teller dissent. Legislatures
right to suspend action of referendum
at its discretion sustained in civil
service case. New law abolishing old
civil service lists upheld. Denver
loses fight to compel state insane au-
thorities at Pueblo to admit insane pa
tents from this county. Col. James
c. Bulger must hang week of May 81
for Staying of l.. +. Nicodemus.
, 1916-04-06

MO newspaper can succeed with
~ out advertising, therefore we
solicit the patronage of our readers
for those who by their advertising
help to make this paper possible.
, 1916-04-06
CHAPTER XII.
Found Out

for May had come the
end of everything that made
life worth living, it seemed.
the end of everything save
, 1916-04-06

RALPH PLATT, E-ncampment, Wyo.
nm Cattle branded on left side of hip.
Wire in brisket. Range upper Platte
~ V LEY.
, 1916-04-06
pIok.n, rrlal Set for April "a.

OiCkCHo tTiai oSt !" Nf''
Boulder.-The trial OF Rienzi Z.
Dickens, charged with the murder OF
his father, William H.. Dickens, an
aged Longmont banker, was set for
April "a in the District Court.
, 1916-04-06

Billy Sunday Visits White House.
Washington. - Billy Sunday, the
evangelist, was received by President
Wilson at the White House.
, 1916-04-06

life itself. and that in her present
state of mind and sou and body was
not worth the having. II. as some
cynics have maintained. sin In the eyes
Of the world lies not In the SHINING
itself. but in the being found out, she
had sinned beyond expiation, she was
a soul ost beyond any possibility of
redemption. She could only moan:
81 don't know; l don't know"
SIS 1t. or isn't 1T"
Again came the moaning. II don't
know
"TI soon lind out" The words were
jerked ont. With them Strickland
, 1916-04-06

Connects with U. P. trains No.
3, West, sos p, M, and No. 8,
East, 1852 p. III.
Geo. Q. Austin, Supt.
The sun., 1916-10-11
SATISFIED

with tame and address OF iender's at
torney.)
u;TU 81. 40 W, 9 8. sac Q Convent av.
S;t19s. iI--Esa Heymsnn to Mary
Mllies, $40 y i7sth st: atty. Chas Hey
mann, 100 Bway..................t2, 5oo
CITY ALI. PLACE, 81: n W =, s%.sxs1;6.
Bowery say Bank: attys. cadwalader.
- I. 10 wall .sl2,boo
VARKEN ST. -, n O.. 25xs2. April D, 1915
Robert \ Livingston. Jr,. Woodmere,
l. l. to christine u and Wilfred A Open
hym and ano; atty. W A openhym, ?s
,bsGi2EsC3oNpE AZ, ass. i;ss 81.
NINlon. May /. i9is-Alpha Holding
co. 1915 Bwav. to Matilda " Decker. 7eb
g, Nicholas av. atty. NY : Mansfield. y
ZANE PROPERTY and dste-sam. to
same. a'1. same. ................33,50o
BAXTER ST. Is, " 8, 25siis. being lot. IL.
map h, stephen Ludlam, Nov .. 1911:
falon 20 Kate Canepa, 2e3 SO sth a..
Rklyn. atty, Louis Campora. - Nassau
SANE PROPERTY. Dec 20. ieis-same to
i.su's csmpors. as eNr: atty, a NJ Thiery.
PEARL ST. "a. " :. as. s1e:s:5x7s,s. july
, isos-Beneditto Repetti 20 al. 80
Peter Ccroon. 81 Chambers ST.. .s22 600
PEARL ct. iis W =. .s.sxssx25x7s.s. June
-. lsii-same ct al to same. attys. Cad.
wslad-r. " a = 40 Wall st. $1,000
BANTER ST 20. " ., az . Worth ct. 2tli
Sii;S?5Sl'1. july .. ie06-Gianbatista
We YES. oyster Bay. I. Il: attys, weekes
forster a. VIM t....... 80. .ts. ooc
SANE %PRorERTY, Oct Z. isss-sam. y
bAn'a ........ . . ~ ,OOV
The sun., 1916-10-11
INVESTORS LEAD
REALTY TRADING
Continued from Tenth Page.

ersy; 3 assts. each $40. 100 a ..... 5000 0
xgELs Az. l7T6--Samc to Emma 4 Oest-
"ins. 1000 Grand boulevard n Con.
,, sSHi't .r. ','y I. : ~ E Of !, lot. ;e;. map Ssp
"WwsseaeId-North Side Mtg Corpn to
RiehsrI II Clarke. 1888 Prospect av;
sWy' X n clarke. 1898 Prospect Rv..St.ooo
AVER Az. g .. as0.t . istth Of. 7bxioo..-
wan pytk Est to Dollar savings Bank.
.sos 80 av; attys. Mackei,ar q q. 40
],oecnK Nv. cor isbth Of. x
nNAIanson y Weller. trus, to Title q &
4 60. iie Bway: atty. Title q at Co.
NV " snssi.ssss-S Y protestant Epis
"publ,c schrc: TO Helen 3 Froehlich. s23
church Ut. Richmond Hill. y Y: atty.
LaNyers r & 7 Co. 100 Bway.. -. 80, 500
WALTON Az, si7s-Jacob Prita to Ebling
Brewing 60, 100 st Ann's av: atty. r
v rSssi Hv' 8. 50 n is:d 81
-Guarante,d Mtg Co to Geo l. Rives,
a. L ,s'h 81. and aro. trus; atty. Guar
sr,eed Mtg Go. 200 Bway. 49,. .e2j.0 900
JACKSON Nv. " =, :9.li 9 Dater. ~
.-,iuar4n icrd Mtg Co to Geo l. Rives.
., L 18th e.. and ano trus. atty, Quar-.
snteed ME- co. zoo bway.
ARTHUR AZ. . , cor lSsth st. sIex2b--
Warren T. SRnmis 10 Sicho.as wapler,
as Hatch lv. Woodhav"n. l. !: atty. w
l. samuls. / Liberty .........e 3, 500
The sun., 1916-10-11
NEW SISAL TRUST HEAD HERE,
Officials of Yucatan Concern Plan
No Price increases.

Juan MARTINEZ. formerly In
Yutatan OF the Comis!on Rcguladora
del Mercido de Henekuen. which con-
trolls practically the entire output Of
Mexican s!sal. assumed charg. yesier-
day OF the headauar;e rs OF the commi--
sion In New York. following the rss'pna.
tion Of y. r. Bates and Or. L. RrndDn.
who had been In charge. All funds Of
the commission held In New York banks.
and amounting. It i. reported. - nbou.
$40. 1000. 00o. were transferred 20 NJ.
VI rtinez's account. Officials Of the com.
pany said that there vii, be no advance
In the price OF sisai. from which binder
Irvine is made. The present quotation
Is 10 as cents n BOT Il.
The commission represents the sisll
farmers Of Yucatnn.'' said an oihcio. OF
the company. and 1t Is yieldins the Car.
rama Government by taxation about
So 0o0. 900 annually. \ large part y. the
funds realized through the sair OF slsA'
remains in New York banks. as a bal
ancc ~ trade with Mexico and as u
guarantee for currency that the com.
mission has put into circulation IN Naca-
tan
The sun., 1916-10-11
Panams AIT Brosan Bldg Co ct al: due.
sisi,sso7i taxes. &C, S.sbs.s7;. 70. the

Hs%S:s 4. , s.s:'a a. s'i 'ss.!SSss.H;4,..!!;s ~ v:
BY Henry Brady.
isSsH ST. u.s. |. ~ s nwsy; as
EIp'.y 81 Al; dss. ,,..sss;s7; taxes. ASs
IfisS ..sss, ) . Ax; is s..s : : IS G : sS.'s sd .,.
#i.ss; sSa ;:'' &C. ,' IS : q t 70 t S%'' pl s,S,;
sp Av. .iiss. W :. io.i'i . iss,h st. ssxgS.
sstosy tsn.ment--Aimee Rossiynot,. sdn.
sss sscks. ct A.: due. ,e.9itso;
isssiSe. Sly heSseeaa sor Finncfsn and
:%s;si'is1i';; I ,a.s scA9 &C. eFf ;ss.sc. ct 10 al p, an
isisT ST. sci W. .'issw Bwa, .'' sSS
u McDermoti et. al; due. ja.S7oJA: take,
&C. &5os.so. withdrawn.
by Joseph p. Day.
LONG ISLAND CITY. 2 plots. eonteinins
ana railroad: dissolution sales; With.
MADISON ST. :a.s. IS. ,s:.u = Scanned
.on sst Israel Lewis ct ali. due. !iS.-
$3.50; taxes. sc. sio7.io; to .p!air:
EpGEcoMBE Az. io:. e',..'i;'n iss,s siV st.
Bank az. TX Wei. E, al: due. ,..iss;
i, s91i'j sE &C. is 'i l. . J. . 70 rl. i a. az: ' is's
ioo.ii. 3 sty d~wiw-Henry Mccaadin, u,
Fund agt Rosanna Mccabe. indy. and
extrx; due. t0.i7i.s5; lakes. &c. siSt.7l:
" piaintiH' .S',boV
BY NJ. Morsenthau. Jr.. Co.
two 5 sly rats & s,rs: Casualty Co Of
ia:TI .s!.ls;,ss::a s' ,s !, %xs &c. A;T,.sG;!5.ins';: n sG::
lat a.os THIRD AvENuE.l
BY Joseph p. Day.
GRAND Az. II " c 1874 1t. loox?o. 8 sly
dwis.sars Weit,kakeis ss, Jsngole 4
taxes. &C. si.i5o: to the plaintiff .si?, 900
BY J II. Mayors.
?inioss. 5 s,y. dwls-J S white.,de srt j
H..stsfosssi: ,aa... a.. e.. ;it;,s.i.. al l. due X:
Pl"intH ....''...... .....s... sI,oVo
~ Samuel Goldsticker.
JEROME Az. Iss?-isss. =. SIS II NJ;
Hope pl, 4 :xii? TX irres--Edn,und cof-
mn asst kilma BID Co; due, s2s.sas3j;
taxes, &c, t3oIo5; prior mtg $40, 900. -
the plaintiff ....... si3,7 700
BY James Donovan.
JENNINGS ST. sos. s.. IS c Chisholm ct.
sossS, > s,y d~wls-City Real Estate co
isss..ssss.ss. M Sns.s' 81 b's So! GO 10 e, IN. az p, anS
,ssTH ST. iis i, -. 100 v prc.pe', 'S a"'
s,oble-Lawvers Mtg Co ast Autonio
Gaiiani ct a.: due. S:i.s3ss2: ;sx's. 81.
ss:.:S; adjourned to Oct 10.
BY Charles A. Berrian.
:itrH sr. ? $. ?H c white Pains I'd. 80.
loo-.Nary Dunn art G. hi NJ Salzsro p.
al; due, @5s?i2; taxes. SC. ssli.os 20
the plaintiff. $500
BY Joseph n co.
PUGsLEf Az. n W g Powell av. iosxisi 4.
vacant-MeEdaiene Hess sgt Peter Ham
N.DNue. Ir OF 4. InA -.
&c. VS.tTs'i7: to the pis,n,in.. 49,. .sS'soc
The sun., 1916-10-11
Y ORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

Bvr.RHEAD y v. Begins =; n . Of West
Hiih 81 snd extends II 1901 together with
yrlini, 20 z n wiith. IN ear OF bnk-
BY Cemnir Of Docks. To q " Thedfora
Goa 60, iiih - and y X. ) yrs from
Aug I. 1919. , yrs rcu at - 42c 40:
atty Corporation Counsel. city OF
ciiNToN pL % sth 81. 90 w. IS. 4sI
e MacjouE.l 81. ~ 3x'no 10 alley AID
rights 20 a'ley, the iand-Mary A CHS.
holm. College Point. T. !. to Frsncis u
Nile, y / c. ~ VS. from Nav l. 1s9s.
sith, rem, Apl ~, is2s; attys. Bower. Z
SANE P~RofsaRrY. assignment, ica.s--Liiy'
q Elizabeth, M!i'et. widow Francis y
Nrle.. 10 Nathaniel W Conk.Ing. ! "
s!,h st. July ~ 1916: same at,ys. 500
i,srH ST, idS.ids L. sl,-Ro.s Goldberg,
and sno TO Isaac win. 3i5 Z iolst ~.
ani AIR Levine. 1873 Y thsth ct. . yrs
'ron Mar I. 1916. address. samuel
WsTERpsM AZ. o,oaG. . and c--csri Il
w!nihorst TO Isilor Nssh. 3i3 W lljih
. : W from Oct I. 1910: atty. F.dcl 0
buvE CO. sol LIST av....."........n,5o6
bronx.
WHITE PLAINS Az. II e 2i1th ST. store
ln' Michele Bloiti to Tlos Leone.
$3.50 White Plains av. . yrs from Aug
u, lHls; atty, Ebling Brewing Co. I8O
81 ann H's'ss'' ''''ss ''''''''NfN
The sun., 1916-10-11
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

~ \ &c r willard co ag, Abraham
M nan; cNner sni contractor. 's5: IS
Marcus + Cummings art Becker Bidx
BA.pprpu ooWnSr and contractor. ....ssislo
Mo- 81, n :, 5o.s = Rosewood ay.
80 'onsin Go, owner (renevan. 49,. 1870
~ Az. ?2sl-Gustav Goldschmidt sgt
ra!nr brewing CO, Inc, owner and CON
',rH 81. los --c;4brlelson Bro. art 10
hfohe"sr Holding Corpn. owner, and
,t'' '''' arian. lessee and c%ontrnc-
~ 81, 50 Jacob Levine ss, Frank
rrsyS' ""ner; " Krumholz Iron
"7A r. 100 East-,Jo,eph McSsi'
I - SIMON Adler ct al. owners: Morri.
s'sf!. 2f rAHs ( a.s. /. Es;H' az! s!:
.rutc "o"iin. owner; Gilmer Realty CO.
iirH 81. E-Msrk. Bro, az, samuel X
stone, owner: James Quinn Constn GO
''TH 81, n IS. : l2,h .v. asxss.s--issr..
own.r, c House Engineering CO con:
n!'H ST E-Adclph Jacobs art Benz.
n NY Corpn' owner: Morris fre"i:
"TH ST, as W-chsrics Gro.siurts AZ:
.onn Doe. owner: ) Elm & Co. contrhc.
" .'Sli.Os
Brony.
70 SHi"H dv' SoNIVV-J Mdu-
zee d CO. Inc, sgt Home Union Bldg
ucprp owners and contractors .....s $500
"Ohfls AV. 2i2s-Ssnue Cable aSt Err
YIN 4 and Freda Worm, owners and con:
sIYANT Az. $50 c isstn 81. ioo.iic.-
Joseph keisman agt Ronele Const Co.
,no ana Arthur Ku;ler. owners and con
sHyANT Az c lash st. icosiio~
Esst SIDE Iron Works. Inc. at Romeic
Sonst Co. Inc. owners and contractors.
N,iv0
The sun., 1916-10-11
LIS PE<DENS.
Manhattan.

MADISON Az. ls23-Margaret VI a de-
rari agt Augustine c smith ct al tsc-
lion to establish lien): atty. X A Gerard
WV ST 1876 w-Samuel l. Ayres agt
Pembroke Realty co foreclosure Of
-.mor.gtg,i; atty, u Il Lsndslc.
NTH Il, $50 E-Kalman Gold berger agt
Moses Mas at al faction to set aside
-eonvtyancel: atty. ! Hyman.
ANA AV. ., 100 Il q Of Academy st.
io0xlo0-Stsndard Plumbing supply co
ag' Frank Wilson Construction Co. Inc
faction to foreclose mechanics lien {;
atty. : 7 stern.
NrH 81, So w~ciara V Shepard ast
Iren" 7 Reck et al foreclosure OF mort
taral, sttys II & r J y m
W. st, =, $50 II e Of Ith av. 25xI00-
Eusene l. Richards, trustee. agt Moses
kinzl'r 81 al foreclosure OF mortgage .
.attys. Phtllips. Mahon.y & Wagner.
oRANp st, = :, between BWay and Crosby
y. lots 49, ana $50. map o. Bayards
farm 10Ns0; ana Grand 1t. : . cor
,roshy II :;xS0. two Standardization
!ti' Gallon Co. Inc, agt Peter ] Mccoy
~ al tforec osur" Of two mortgages -.
stEs' Alexander & Green.
Bronx.
GNENN Az, = =. .:5 n W Of Mapes av,
william 4 Warnock ngt George
.tIth . al foreclosure Of niorteaseI
atty. " = Roe.
The sun., 1916-10-11
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

HNoADwAy. 1905 and ,sIo-Ado,ph Iron.
ns' sT, julius Fieischmann ct al! Sept
,sr,, 's.o $500. ,............ VIZ ~
WIN ST. tgT and 400 E-Orientai Fire
III e. al. Aug ~. i9i6..,.,.......,.S2Oi
I'm Az h.s TO ss5-City keiamein Co.
nn,. agt Edgar s Applcby et nj. May ~,
'ttFERsoH ST, 7s--Iraac scherman az,
uetnlalia Bank Of the City Of N Y ct
ia5IHie s, ss ,';s a,.,:.....,...:..$sso
AZ tttate of Louis S~trasbourGer ct al.
aug -, lsiG. ......
Bronx.
''oIh 81, n " g Concourse, I0sxIas-Law-
sencs hukeyser agt Hou.e Of Holy Com
"''er ct al, sept 20. i3I8....,..13.Iltt0
The sun., 1916-10-11
NEAL ESTATE FOR sALE--QUEENs.
ABSOLUTE BARGAIN

for auick buyer: beautiful house. overlook.
ing sound: 80 minutes from 3Srd ~. and
7th Ave; house contains y rooms. bath. hot
water heat. gas, water. sewer. electricity
large grounds. shrubs. ETC.; must have cas- IN
81 once; no agents. BoNAFIDD. bog Ilt
Sun ofAce.
The sun., 1916-10-11
$3.50 PER MONTH

n modern improNt mrnts: ful cellar, heat,
INNING water. rns, ,irctricity, large plot
near station, oyster Ray Division, must
GREAT BARGAlN.' hos l3l sun ofnce,
The sun., 1916-10-11

= = ,"cs'l,h OCCUPIED A.,
2-sT5 SUFFOLK St. 80,
I-2': - 81, Dir's' entrance. -, "a,
Cor f. Houston and Lewis sis na,.'
entrauce on Lows st ........P iss
s-Manein. bet. Z, Houston and s%,anion
ais, north entrance y a.
Cor. T.. Houston and Iev,. s,s hov.,
entrance on Lewis st.....,. r. 6 ,ss
SIS Ave. C...:.. =. 10.
T. ,th e.. boys entrance. p 30
LIE an st. bet. AYES, c and u. ives.
lee, stu ST.. bet. Aves, c and j. We.
, -,ss.' ',.,.' .......''-,F : y
IN 81, cas-; entrance, : :
Ave. D.,........... Dry Good.
l6-E a'h 81. bet AYES r ard e w,F.
entrance on court IN r. 9th =. y : -
100 v 9Th II. exit ... y G "a
10Th ~, be. Ave, y ana g. cas-,
entrance ,,..,.,. G "a
The sun., 1916-10-11
NOTICES.
BOARD OF

Board Of Elections Of the City Of New
York, General once. Municipal BUILDING
Borough Of Manhattan.
Notice IL hereby given In pursuance OF
Section sol. Laws of 1915. constituting
Chapter II Of the Consolidated Laws. OF
the boundaries of each of the election dis.
tricts In the County OF New York and OF
the designation Of the place OF reEistra-
l4th. and Of the polling place for the cleo
ton to be held November eth, 1918. In each
Of the election districts In said county as
follows:
The sun., 1916-10-11

Z. d. Location. Occupied a
Cor. Mulberry and Bayard STE. mort
entrance OF Mulberry st.......P \ .
Cor. Mulberry and Bayard st., Bayar
$50 Mott at. bows entrance. ...P. & 10
so Mott at, giris' entrance. r. n. 10
Ito? Mott ct .Groce
The sun., 1916-10-11

Eighth Assembly Distr,ct.

Ed. Location. Occunied az
l-tt n'hrF ~ office
s-e2 flke. ht....-.. gage. Restaurant
I-Hestcr, ESSEX and Norfolk St.. soutb
entrance on Norfolk 81. go. p, & ~
s-Hes'"r Essex ana Norfolk sta centre
ext on Essex s'..'.','.,..,,.P :. ~
6-lsi BroorNe st, west entrance. p. { 100
5--ls7 Broone ST., east entrance. y 100
s--Cor Grand and Ludlow sts.. west en-.
trnnce on Grand r,:,...,..,.P =. 1877
s-Hcstcr, Orchard ana Ludlow rts., exit
i0-iIc1tor, Orchard and Ludlow ST.. ex,,
6 On orchard st..,,..,......p. :. -
.li--Forsyth 81, bet. caunl and Hester It,
nor,N entrance on FORSYTH st..p. :. IS
l?-Fldrtdr" -, bet. Canal and Hester SITS,
south rntraucn on Eldridge st.. 4. s. g.,
iS-cor, Hivington and Forsyth SITS, ext, {
on FORSYTH ...,...... .....P. :. 80
l&-l60 Chrystic ST., boys entrance T.. 4. 81
i5-Cor Riyingion and Eldridse sis. exlt.a
iS-Cor. Delaney ana Ludlow sts,. south
entrance onItud!ow st...."...P. 8. iSt
The sun., 1916-10-11
Baxter Stove Co. Plant
Cell Drier Plant
Modern Manufacturing Plant

...NTAIE OF .CONNECTaIT,.-.
tl2,dOO SO. TT. or AVAILABLE WOl
y. y. y, II n u. u. Il. Siding, assuring
service. via Central New England Railroad
CtIIENT LABOR MARKET; PLANT
rlO1lNG LOO HANDS; city and surru,
J0.oDn LI.nplc plant IN excellent. condition
30O-lOO Lbs. PER SO. n
Excellent light assured-buildines only 90
RATE.
The sun., 1916-10-11
Manganese Steel Safe Co.'S Plant

large. modern plant. located N tract ~ TEN ACRES. HAVING c.e
FRONTAGE or the CENTRAL RAILROAD OF n. .. MAIN BULL
3S. wNh travelling crane; concrete floor; total Moor area 5O.0OO snuare fee
brick buildings; high ceilings: railroad siding; power plant; coon LABO
NET; steam heat; electric u hts
The sun., 1916-10-11

p u Location Occupied 2
t--g3c y 18th ct. main entrance r = /?
2-isth ct, east of Ave. u, west ,%ntranc
=. : s
o--l1b ave, u .ssss 80 tss.t N'N'fuFi AZ
l-i2th ct, east OF Ave. y. cas-, entrance,
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New Haven, Conn.

CASkET CONF AMI PLANT.
Msnulac,rrins plan, 81 100 100 s9usfe ssst located on :
Stafin Steamboat Co. New ENGLAND Navtsstior Co Der
sYFItWI and crniirTsSi' With 90 IND - II s. pIIs.ioW iL;o,,
!rocker Wheeler Ucncrator; Two stmrtevsnt blower. aud
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Union Carriage & Gear Company Plant

WATERFOWL. y. I.
vTioTED WAFER rSWTR "sEi ONES 10 TIE rsosERTY: T..c"s
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Factory Properties for Sale
n AMI Curr

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and - H. T. engine Within 4 blocks Of thc frpht station Of tn Boston 4 Mane
fXARsDpiRs UN SnnTfT rs modern and In excellent condition. Ill
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New Britain, Conn.
w. n. B'rckw.y Csni e. Co.

HONiEH. CDKIIANn ~ go. 49,,
opposite the f,irh' and PASSENGER stations Lar
Buildings; electric iirh,. steam heat and SrRiNkl
$50 n. r. boiler and 1875 VI. r. engine. Homer h
labor and cheap coal.
Oxford eagle., 1916-06-15

visited her sister, Mrs. Bob Sloane,
the past week.
Quite a number of our people
attended the childrens day at Mt,
Zion Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. CIaud Anderson
took in the show at Oxford Satur-
day evening.
Taylor Dunn of Oxford, was d
pleasant visitor here Sunday.
Claud Knight and little son. oI
Memphis, are the guests of hi.
sister Mrs. Knight.
Misses Katherine and Walker
food left Tuesday for jackson to
attend the conference for Chris
tian Workers at BelIhaven Col
lege.
Oxford eagle., 1916-06-15
ATLANTA GOES BAKER.
Secretary of War Gets to Atlanta
to Address Christian Endeavor
Convention July 1916.

Atlanta, Ga, June :. Newton
ID. Baker, the new Secretary of
War in President Wilson cabinet
who was appointed to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation
of Secretary Garrison, has ac-
eepted the invitation of the All
South Christian Endeavor Con-
vention TO be held in Atlanta, July
1916, and will give the opening
address of the convention.
This will be Secretary Bakers
first trip to the South since enter
ing the cabint. He comes to adj
dress two conventions, the All
South Christian Endeavor Cor
ventlon in Atlanta, July IL, and
the Alabama State Bar Associa-
iion at Decatur, July II.
Coming so soon after the Nation.
al Democratic Convention in ST
Louis, it is expected that Secre,
tary Baker will in IA sense make i
speech that shall be keynote oI
the presidential campaign iusr
opening.
The Secretary of War is consi
ldered the strongest speaker il
Oxford eagle., 1916-06-15
Abbeville.

Mrs. Hicks and children of
Fayette and Mrs. Hill, of Cleve-
land, are at home with their mother
Mrs. II. Graham.
Misses Laware and Polly Green
are visiting in Holly Springs and
Memphis.
MIR. and Mrs. Nevells, of Laws
Hill spent Sunday with their sister
Mrs. Manus.
Mrs. Ferguson, of Oklahoma,
Oxford eagle., 1916-06-15
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as tnsy
.annot reach the seat OF the disease "a
tArrh Is blood or constitutional DISEASE
anu IN order TO cure II you must take VI
ternal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure =
taken internally. and acts directly lpy.a lp.s
the blood and mucous surface. HAu
Satarrh Cure Is not a quack medicine. ~
was prescribed by one OF the best phy-
sieians In this country for years ana =
4 regular prescription. II Is compossa ~
thc Dest tonics known. combined WIN the
oest blood purifiers. acting directly on tne
mucous surfaces. The perfect comolns-
laon OF the two ingredients Is what pIo-
duees such wonderful results In curing
satsrrh. Send for testimonials. free. =
:. }. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, Y.
sold by Druggists. price T5c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Oxford eagle., 1916-06-15

man medal, a highly priced
recognition Of tho merit from
that splendid institution of Earn
ing.
Willis is said to be a particular.
" bright lad and from present
indications will be heard from in
future years "a a worthy son OF a
worthy sire.-Water Valley Pro-
uress.
Oxford eagle., 1916-06-15

the Presidents cabinet and be
may be depended upon TO deliver
Il great address.
Three thousand delegates are
expected To attend this convention.
coming from all parts of the
South. The railroads have grsht-
ed especially low rates and special
trains will be run from many
cities. 1t will be great cOhvsn-
ton in every way.
Oxford eagle., 1916-06-15
Paris Lad Wins Medal.

Willis Hoyle, the eighteen year
old son Of Hon d. Fl. Hoyle.
member of the legislature from
Lafayette county and a well
known Baptist minister of the
Paris section Of the county, re-
turned a few days ago from his
first year at Mississippi College,
Clinton, wearing proudly upon
his manly young brest the Fresh
Oxford eagle., 1916-06-15

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