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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-01-21
Paw Knows EVERYTHING

Willie-Paw. what is "A self possess
ed man?
Paw-A bachelor, my son.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-01-21
Sad.

That married mans a silent gawk,
He's always In the wrong.
Said he, II often longNto talk,
But friend wife talks too long,"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-01-21
Spanish Playing Cards.

Spanish playing cards run from IS
to 240 to the pack, according to the
games for which they are used.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-01-21
Names Is Names.

Miss IRA Lyre lives on North Fourth
street. Hamilton. O.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-01-21
Our Daily Special.

The bonehead plays are not all pulled
off in the baseball arena.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-01-21
PAW PAW CHURCHES
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Rev. r. A. Shape, Pastor.
Contributions by Pastors.

Morning subject, "Christiso irowth.'
Evening. the Heavenly Stairway"
Bsptisnal services at close Ut evening
sermon.
Sunday school at a. IN.
Preaching at III a. IN.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-01-21
Dedication.

Full many friends
Has Hiram Grow;
He never says,
81 told you sol"
Cincinnati Enquirer.
As popular
Is Silas Wren;
He never says,
Say, lend me tent" State.
Not classed with these
Is Jacob Lot:
He always says,
'Ill shy this pot!"
Memphis Commercial Appeal.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-01-21
Golden Sun
e1f <,,x,...~*.~~.x
Will Satisfy
Every Member
of Your Family

1t is a problem to please
everybody in a family, es-
pecially when it comes to
coffee. If the kind you serve
satisfies some and not the
others, why don't you try
Golden Sun? We suggest
this try-out because we've
found through test that nine
persons out of ten prefer
this Golden Sun Coffee after
they once try it.
Judging from this majority,
Golden Sun Coffee will give
the satisfied members a just
as good, if not better, drink
and "hit the right spot" of
the dissatisfied. Just try one
pound of this coffee and let
the Individual tastes decide.
Our bet is that you'll always
ask for Golden Sun.
Golden Sun Coffee is sold by
frst-class grocers. It's steel
cut, perfectly aged, blended
and roasted and comes in
air-tight tins.
THE WOOLsON SPICE COMPANY
Toledo Ohio
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-01-21

Things to Worry About.
The Romans were the first people to
shave.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-22
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters w"re 'vsu.d by 3D.. state
t"rp"ratIoN Conn. ssiou as follows
.. -. Spiilnan Agricultural Co, Inc.
corporation of ia" state o. Arizona.
IL Thornton Davics statutory agent,
Manassas. Capital stock. :50,ooo
Virginia Limestone Corp. Ripple
m@;sd inaNinum capitnl stock. $500,
900. minimum. ;lJ",rvO Charlie. \,
klotz, president. Edward " Arncw.
secretary. both Of Chicago.
Scott Butter %, Iric.. Norfolk lnax-
!mum. $4,000: minimum, $a.V0n -
W. Ruth. president. K \ East,vood.
secretary. both az Norfolk
Sho"p- WitherS Co. inc. SUFFOLK:
maximum, 100000. minimum. S25.oo0
:. y Shoop, PRESIDENT. y l. VIA crs.
SECRETARY both Of SuT"lk
La Siesia Land Corp. Norfolt. max
iinrm. $1,000; niuimIm. $500 ~ t.
Page. president: x " S,urgiy secr--
tar. both Or Norfolk
Coles Fharmac%. Inc, fr.dcrichS-
burg maximum $4,000. minimum. S..
600. Il. DORSEY Cole. Jy, president.
Frederic kshWrg john " Chandler.
secretary. E.w Yorl
Thc Battlefield Corp. Newport News:
max! muiD, $j00r0; minimum. $500 T.
J. Ne!irs. president /. y McNurran,
secreiary and treasurer, both OF New
nr. John II pinkard. inc Roanoke:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-22
CHANGER, DEEDS or TRUST.
Twelve Deed, az Trust. Amounting


james y. Spencer ., ux 20 g =.
':yscx street, Marcl, Is, 1915. .ae5o. "
same 10 j II. Chambcrlaync. ,rus-
tee. 5o~l35 feet at The southeas, cor
Avenue. March II. 1916: s2.a5o
Amanda Franklin ct al 10 J. Il.
Elan e, al, trustees. Ina fec,
;sss. " = ''''''' '''ss'' ''"'c" J. '''''
feet AT, the sou,hwes, corner OF OAK
March 20. l.ls; ,i.8s6,5o. ~
al AFch Jr 6 ;; nSnss e q w. i; rol.
BY 81 feet inches At the southres,
corner OF Twelfth ami Bank streets.
March IL. 1915; $4,000
east line Twenty-ffuh street, also.
lot on ,he east side OF Twenty Hf;h
ana lie mor,h fce, Of lot in Rotor 'Et.
ana ta!iaierru's Subliv sion March
cnswei :, w. to ". L: sulii-
south IAN. VI street, il&I-o zee, eas,
o. Tw.nty-stH'h street. December %,
trustee. 5oxioQ t.e, cas-, line Lamb
~ msar H"con noad Mareh B.,
ct al, trustees, I.xI3@ fee, eas, lire
T~"nty- eighth street, % fec, inches
soHth % I street. March "a, l1IG;
SiOs
Johr t. Dorse, 20 W V pzz;ni.
trustee. 2"Ni2J feet north line Finu-
oIer Avenue, - feet vest. % Yves,
=. =. Bass - ny. TO NJ l.. WILLS
@. al. trustees 20 feet 81" inches b.
>" feet south line Cary street ia
stree, March 3. 1915: so.s55
Jawcs NJ. Rocker ct ny to l.. T..
Miller ~ al. trustees. ?SHl5Gi-@ fccr
north line Cary street. I3r T.. 'cct
east "f Adams street. March -. 1915;
-nG-h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-22
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

Trading on the local real estate mar
kct yesterday was dul!. few sales de-
NclopinS. The business Tor the day in
city property aggregated less than
$4,000. although the mortgages and re
leases were numerous. 1t WAS report
ed in realty circles yesterday afternoon
that several pretty good deals were
pending, which, the agents said. would
be closed before the end of the week.
The agents refused To discuss the pend
ing transactions.
Anthony Kramer suld 10 II. W. Good o
"yu a lot fronting twenty-five feet oil
the north sid" of Stuart Avenue, Just
west Of III. corner .: Rowland street.
The purchase price was $500. w. f..
Drinkard, Jr., sold to Charles II. SaelZ-
"r twenty feet three aud onc-halr
inches ON The north side of Floyd Ave
nue.. just wcs; OF Rowland Street, for
$1,000.
The Building Department issued 4
permit Yesterday 10 Mrs. Bessie NJ
cotton. TO build :: two story brick dwell
iu;; on the north side Of Grove Avenue.
between Sheppard and West Streets
tIot Viii cost sJ.>tr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-22
III Ii.DI\t. PERMITS.
TEN building Permits. tmouutipr
SIS.Io.

Permits FOR new and repair work
*.re issued las Huild!up Inspector
but!e! y"sicrdas - follows
kuiiii 4 Payne. [" huild d, franz.
shed Oh III" east Hidc 81 Fifth Avenue.
netwccn Alder street and the VALLEY
EuId. 10 cost $500
chevy elias. Realty Go DW y I.aw
renee. Jr1. :" build a two story frame
dwelling ON ia" south Sid" 81 the bar
bytowu Road. hctw,cu Way"riv stree,
md the corporate Imtts. - COS; 81
M~s Hcssie NJ cotton. s., hu,lI .
t'Eo-Story brick dwelling o. lie north
sihe az Grov" Avenue. hctw .cn shop
pard and West streets To- cuSr a. 500.
!. ~ :uggs. 10 build II frame IA
raG" III rear a.: SOC Norm Thirty
fourth street, t. cost Siii
+. w. Iiraucr. - build - t,u.ytorv
brick dwelling 80 27"3 rs sinrcou
Avenue 20 cost ?s.nro
Or. {. y Iab"uherp. 10 rclai" hricl;
store Els Moth Adams street 20 cost
S2Hu.
joseph Hodes. 20 repair ,wo frame
dwellings on tne north side VI @
street. between Twenty -nirth and
Thiitictr streets. :" cost S97J
T.. II Wilkinson, 90 repair frame
dwelling "a! benny street, 80 cost
500.
l. /. straus 20 repair brick -,or.
II East iiroad street. - cost S,at
I. crawford Eedd. TO repair fran.
dwelling 60 seminar! Avenue Gin
ter l'"ri. TO cost $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-22
rHAN,EnN RELEASE DEEDS.
FOurtrcn/ Rcicnsc Deeds, Amounting to
S.5.IIJ.5n

L. NJ anderson. trustee. to James T..
Spence. fOcXl%5 feet at the southeast
Gomez of Ess.~ street ana I.dg'wooi
Avenue March -. 1916. $i2un
G o. Chaplin. trustee, 70 Priscilla
l. Webb lots ia7 las 22l and -. ii,
thc plan OF Highland Terrace. March
Same 20 l. y. Randolph. l5x9o feet
Vest linz Second street, 81 feet north
of cou,'s street. March :, 1916; si2i
Frank :. Richeson. trustee, 10 t.
Hull street. G6 feet west OF thirteenth
street March 20. 1915: s2.G50.
H. l.. Pollard. il, trustee. To AZ
cher - Jones. 10 feet l-o inches by
- feet inches at the southwest cor
uer Of Twelfth and Bank Streets.
Marcel is 1915; S22.iO0
JOHN +. Minor ct al. trustees. TO
Charles * Willis. l5XS6 feet east line
Rum street. lil '"et Q inches north
of Floyd Avenue. March &c. 1915; So
500.
Wallace + Rrown. trustee. To " N.
Strause, i3XliJ feet south line Grace
Street. lS3 feet $ inches west of Rob
insor Street. February u. 1916; So
600.
J y Connolly. trustee, to y l.. phil
lips. lr.. 2nXlG0 feet al the northeast
corner Of HroolIand street and SPOTS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-22

wood Avenue. October s. 1915. Ssl2
Same TO same. S0Nl0O feet AT the
southeast corner % fenIico street ana
Spo,.sWo"" Avenue. october y. l"ii.
SS1i.5"
Same :" same. @oNlU0 ccct nor.h
line Br"okland street. - feet east ur
Spot'Sw""d Avenue. October \. iJia:
ST..
James =. COSBY. trustee 10 lol.o I,
Dorset 25Nl25 Ice, north line Han
over Avenue, - feet west OF West
street March -, 1915: $1,000
w. y piZZiii, trustee. 10 ROSa Is
Wood, % l2X72 fec, west line i'ir*,
street being NJ" T0S. March Is. 1916.
: iattcsou at al. trustees. TO
james VI. Bookor. gN<i5Ci-, fee; uorii,
IN" Cary street, -" - fee. cas-, ui
ADAMS street March -, 1916: S3.o>0.
bahk OF o'n:nc"cc AMI Trusts ct al,
trustees - Land Investment Corp. 30
- acres on truul- Road. north Or 'ltc
CITY. March -. 1915: i3tG@i.2N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-22
tiI\NtEitY TRANSFERS.
I've Deeds of Bargain nnd sale
Amounting to SIiII;:,

NJ \. Whtty g al. % r. Q. f:cdd.
i"o-ihirds interest ana !. \. I:cdd,
"nc-tiiird Interest," "cNi3J fee, west
lin. Garland Avenue. lS5 feet north OF
kroohland Park boulevard. March 10.
1916. TAX. 81: SO
W. l.. briukarG, jr., a. ais 20 Charle.
II. Sa"lzcr. % fee; 3 j.. inchcs by l35
f""t north line Floyd Avenue. - feet
: ~ inches vest OF Rowland street.
MHrcn -. 1915; tax, 80: $40.
Anthony kramer 81 IN 20 H. w
''o"dwyn. 22xl2o feet north line stuart
Nr"ru" 40 feet inches west Of Row =
land Street: also. 2"Xli3 feet north
In" Wallace stree. l5J feet west of
Tahh street March -, 1916. $1,000
MARY T.. Taliaferrp TO Madeline l..
estnan. all interest lSXI32 feet "a s.
an" T"cntE-eighth Street. 80 feet =
inches south Of = street. February -.
1916. FAX. 81: SO.
G!uter Park Realty Corp 20 ! X.
Evans lot y In block g in The plan
.: G!nter Park Terrace. March -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-22
SAYS FIRE WAS OPPORTUNE
IIn.r in I.ibrnr, Led Legislature IN
Amend Firr-f.Srnpr Law
Says Miss BnrlIour.

Fin. iu the Stat. Library building
several weckS ago. which threatened
destruction to precious records and
manuscripts ANA menace to The life and
limb Of those in the building, result
Cd In an amendment 70 tine hr"-cScaDe
Law. according to Miss Lily Barbour.
who addressed a meeting OF the CON
ryesSional Union last night At the hopI"
of Mrs -. T.. Hooker. Allen Avenue.
Miss Barbour addressed herself espe =
cinily !" Tia" measures passed at TN"
last session or the General Assembly
:. ffcc,iur working children and women.
Ais ROY * Flanagan also spoke
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-22
rI.t MIXING PERMITS.

~" folluwinu permits we're issued
Ecst"rdav by Plumbing INSPECTOR Lam
dcrS.
McNtcl;Ic. ~ McMaiou. Tor Dr Il :
Nelson. ! IVES, Duv"l Street
r"unit triton II Benson. for ". L. Rag
land. 30" Barton Avenue
y, !. Hemdrtcks. Tor j. w Haucocl,
POOR Virginia Avenue.
". y Martin. for OH" ,iN. ia
North Twvuty-irSt street
J. II. thappeil n Fro. :of Mrs :
VI. '"i,"tt 26ol Scmm"s Avenu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-22
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

Tn. following Permits were issued
yes,erda% 10y the Electrical Depart
m"ut.
j. /. caud!e, for Thomas kor a2ls
darlington street. changing location
% meter aud wires
l. = Warinncr. Tor IT. Rcclls,offcr.
So" North T"enty-eirhth street. four
teen fXturcS
Snmc. Tor G ". Sims. GIS Norm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-22

lynchhur- hospital, suffering with Sc
rious hurts about his bOdy which re-
suited in his taking nap on The track
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
at Joshua Fails on sunday afternoon.
Whi!c ASLEEP the negro Was brushed
on the tracts by :, train. lie Will re-
cover
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-22

maximum. 5000: ninituum. 5000. John
H. lhnktrd. president: MARY piukatd,
secretary, both of Roanoke.
Catholic W"in.u'S cluh, Richmond 3.
no capital stock Mrs iohu NJ Miller
il. president Miss N.u"S E"rrit"r
secretary. both 81 Richmond
Amendment I" charter or White
hurst Furniture" co. Inc. Norfolk.
CLEANSING maine 70 NIr.;inia- Carolina
Furniture Co. lu,.. increasing capt
ial stock from Sa".0"" 10 $Ir".u0"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-22
HI LORD NOu'rIICLiEI.r:

L EMS March u - ,u, ,,,,,,.
'"""r' '"e stricken own and
OF our first view OF the two tow.
~ the great church ne ra;ojc.d
a, ,bc dis,,,co =, IL, ~ 80.
''''e Az LOOK
when VIC reached Rheims itself
we're no, at ,l,,, n,,,ic,,.., nan.
.i,,,. 49,, ,l..,
W. "'r" eH'"
away IRON war for II while, and
u women and cAildr.m For hours
"rs clad ga horizon blue. with
/ blue helmets. had been our only
lapi"ns. Eighty motor lorrics.
collections Of forage wagons.
cling Kitchens. automobile search
s. and the reg, Of the apparatus OF
had blocked the roads Cor many
ucs.
III" city Itself. cNccp; for shut
and Il look OF desoiation. our
Impressions we're that the story
hcims had been exaggerated. But
"uly on the way 10 IN. cathedral.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-22
uE>ulco DEEDS or rn, -.
Two Deeds OF Trust. Amounting
IN 81 rGOo5

L. * ana J II Sch"plnoes 70 J. +
hradlcy, !oNlio ZEE: west line Smith
Avenue. 20 fee south Of Dumbarion
Street, March 10. 1876: $3.50
T.. l.. Breeden ~ uX. 10 w. II Pres
ton. trustee 56Xl53 feet north line Ma
;ional Street, 100 feet west ~ Randall
Strcet. EehruarN !. lalbi SSHt.":
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-22
HE\RIC0 TRANSFERS.
On" Decd Of bargain md Sale,
AmOnmtinG S1In.

HHi.o 9. /" IIN"c a V'r 10 = T..
Fr""den, 5oNlj# fect north line Ma
tIonal street. 100 feet ives; Of Ram
dall street. February /. 1915; $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-22
HENHI,o RELEASE DEED.
Ono Nclrnsr Deed. Amounting To


John g. E.dsl"N, trustee. 20 J. r.
THOMPSON. acres on IN. iIcu,!co,
Turnpike, north ~ The city March
Il. 1916. $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-22
.:NtII i'ltDN iDI:
WO>Df.RFt MEALS

,,n>nt uI'iI MEALS
orc - Rheims Win IN" 'i'"S -"
WITHIN r.'" sno' an" ~ r1"
- more "lu 81" hdJoinint '"e NV
tn l'I"'gh rrpN'G" ""'"'' AZ
is
holm Nowh"rr"u "l' per
ulnri'y IT. stricken 'o'hs a"nlc''
attacks vastly NOR '"ta M.
Ieppcl.n "l"" an" ." "'t'H '.'
t!"h'h hIl.''N"'F may ''
reveal ihcm. Tho world outer mas
"d nc remain" OF the '"'H'",""
- III" town @hii' n"i"u,f 90 re"
OF Al classes I'."h''i ''i'' nc" N.Y.
""u are sca''i ~ 'h' .""' 80 ~
b h"rsr" 80 'r' H"'
'- ru'iht'' p!as l' I'M N''''
III ara h'''
Sos WIN Tvs 't'''" ~ '''
'N%
i're "'fH 'it'i' 80
."' "'''' ~ ''l,
u "nS'' N'N'. 49, '''' 80
l'h'''' " 'f I''i on 80
-" >t y"
~ '.t
i.i'N 'I 'N''.sh- lou 'H ~ "oi''
"t- n' 80 49,. ~.
t'N'Hfb'' - u. N"!..!""" ''''' ''i"'
XII. of.i.vt.,iis 10 4,
.,r. 4. orI.c, IN, rui;. attractive.
+. rIcr7n.a =. di,,!cui. 10 describe
nos, ,yciy ono carries a eaa ma X.
. tie pr,pouH,guuc. Of fN, r"lnair-
. r,tiye population - feminine, most
girls who wori, im Tho great cham
guc cafes. IN" war NiMtag. Of 1915
believed 20 hc The best since 1900.
Deep down underground Thousands
women ar" busy ming acres .! hot
arrange" III ""H"''iui sun'eEFa'
an H'~""
u" p'"p'' 90 Nh''h's $50 w Shcit
'", 1870 Ct. w. a. u
- ,''''' ~ I"u't
60
=, r,., IL. ..,.,,.,,,.. , ..,....
IN. ,yi.,-a ,,rr,,.,,, r,,7,,...
Ior.5 nr. of -. ,uae.,rnicr.e -, .hn,-
,;od vc Wondered fo,. some ,,n,r.n,.
tl, remains 0f IN, 1rrI,h,sbo,,,s NIL
% Wo had known i in happier DAYS
h. beautiful sale du tan. where the
'Ouat!on nauqu"ts were held II had
Wonderful fifteenth century chimney
hbiShop's palace but wrcckayc ma
. biack"ncu ruins OF 'hr walls Mod
III artillery - ENTHUSIASTICALLY aC-
rate.
For some Acndish reason III. palace
$ been cSpccially chosen as an OBJ
'tive II is a building Of only two
,ricS. SO Low as TO bc OF 10 possible
+ rs a. observation post The guar
M told us that more than thousand
ellis fen therein.
We passed by the little door into
. great church, whose doors had
cn continuously open since the re.
ildlnG in 1881 and whose walls had
attained so much Of maGnificencc in
- past. Generations of ancc.ionate
ardiaus had seen 10 ii ,hat tho coro-
t!on place was swep. ana "arnereG
Gu day. Now. save for the wild
-"ons wh" ar" taking up residence.
II who's" peaceful cooling miuglcs
'anEely with the distant booming OF
g German guns, II is b"reft OF life
d the warm scent o: incense. and
Oh the whole vast space of the ca
cdra!, which looks so much bigger
an it did before so much uf the In
'ndi WOODWORK was hurn' :. - desc
ion itself
Nm attempt M" ncci made at tidy
: up, ana the iiitlc old guardian. who
o"S uS Inc ruins. indicating tho OBJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-22

l:IuS Viii bc opened at the o'Iic. Of
state I'uDlic Printer Davis Bottom at
the State Capitol at noon on Thursday
for printing and hlUding Il volume OF
Virginia reports. q book of about l.ooG
pages.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-22
SLEEPY NEGRO BRUSHED
EUDN TRAtI< Bf TRAIN

LNNcHEUHG. w. March = Jane,
McC0rmick. colored is "a patien; at the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-22
IMAM KULTUR SHOWN
N HORRIBLE NAKEDNEsS
t'iral al Rheims Ruined, and
Palace Looks Like
House in l'ompcii.
y PEOPLE REMAIN IN CITY

% tndisturbcd by Continual
nrmur OF Guns-NO Lack of IN
'lIent Food. and There Seem to
e Some AmuScments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-22

James t.. Scurry, cashier OF the jcf-
cerSOn iIoiei. who was operated on for
appendicitis on Friday at Guac. Hos
pitnl ~ reported az improving.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-12-07
WHEN HER BACK ACHES
A WOMAN FINDS ALL HER EN- ERGY AND AMBITION SLIP
 PING AWAY

Yuma women know how the aches and pains that often come when the kidneys fail make life burden. Back ache, hip pains, headaches, dizzy spells, distressing urinary troubles, are frequent indications of weak kid neys and should be checked in time. Doan's Kidney Pills are for the kid neys only. They attack kidney dis eases by striking at the cause.
 Can Yuma sufferers desire stronger proof than this Bisbee woman's word?
 Mrs. J c. Mayne, P. O. Box 1498, Bisbee, Ariz., says. My back both cred me and I had pains across my loins. I found it hard to do my housework I often had headaches and dizzy spells and I knew that these pains and annoyances were caused by disordered kidneys. used Doan's Kidney Pills and they quickly cured me-"
 Price soc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for kidney remedy-get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that cured Mrs. Mayne. Foster-Milburn
 o D., Buffalo, N. Y.-Adv.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-12-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of John w. Darlington, de- ceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the under signed, Administrator of the Estate of John w. Darlington, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouch- CTS, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said Administrator, at the office of J. w.. Darlington Investment Co.,, at Yuma, Arizona, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in the said county of Yuma, Arizona. w. E. DORRINGTON, Administrator of the Estate of John W. Darlington, deceased.
 Dated Yuma. Arizona, this 11th day of November, 1916.
 First Publication November 16, 1916.
 At
Arizona sentinel., 1916-12-07

PARIS-The press gener- ally received we'll yesterdays vote of confidence in the gov ernment by the chamber of deputies. The Figaro remark ed that the number of govern ment opponents has doubled since the last secret session.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-12-07

SAN FRANCISCO The supreme court today upheld the right of the railroad com mission to permit their em- ployeS to travel free over Cal ifornia railroads on official business.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-12-07
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Continued From Page One) News, one of Lloyd Georges strongest supporters, today published a protest against such an appointment.
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 terest of one of the most significant of object lessons.
 Many economists will see as the re- suit of what must have been a disas trous holiday campaign for food specu- lators an indication of the passing O the middleman. It is only through radical changes in the laws affecting food products, and still more cooper ation among food consumers that per manent relief can be obtained. So long as the consuming public submits to ex- tortion, and the extortioners are not restrained by statute, the spectators who accumulate vast quantities of foodstuffs and hold them for arti- ficial prices will still take their toll.
 It is also possible that producers of foodstuffs may have been taught a useful lesson by the sudden and mark ed fall in the market value of their products. It may be considered doubt full if Thanksgiving specialties will in future command the high prices which the producers have demanded in re- cent years. Middlemen and food spec plators may not be defeated, but they have been taught the value of caution. Besides experience this year has shown that even the lordly turkey is not absolutely essential to a reason able manifestation of the Thanksgiv- ing sentiment, especially when there comes the consolation that an effec- tive method of resisting extortion has been found.
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NEW YORK-The widow of Charles w. Hardness of the Standard Oil Company, whose estate was appraised at $49,OOO,OO0 yesterday, died today at a hospital here, after an operation. Her share is over $12,OO0,OOO.
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NEW YORK - Madison Square Garden was bought for $2,OOO,OOO by a New York life insurance company, the only bidder at the foreclosure sale.
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WASHINGTON

is building larger, swifter, and more powerful battleship than any planned by the American navy, Rear Admir- al Badger told the house na- val committee today.
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