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The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1916-05-11
Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Storter OF

Mr.. and Mrs. n. S. Storter OF
Everglade are among prominent
residents of the coast section
spending several days in Fort My
ers. Mrs. Storter came to this
city yesterday afternoon from
Punta Gorda, where she has been
spending the past week visiting
among relatives. Mr.. Storter,
who came to Fort Myers from Ev-
erglade on board the schooner
Ethel O., joined her on arrival on
board the noon train. The couple
plan to return to their home with
in the next few days.-Ft. Myers
Press, May s.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1916-05-11
Dangers of Draft

Drafts feel best when we are hot and
perspiring, just when they are most dan
Neck, Sore Muscles or sometimes an at
tack of Rheumatism. In such cases APP
ply Sloan's Liniment. 1t stimulates cir
culatton to the sore and painful part.
time the stiffness and pain leaves. Those
suffering from Neuralgia or Neuralgia
Headache will find one or two applica-
lions of Sloan's Liniment win give CRATE
to a tingling sensation of comfort and
warmth and quiet rest and sleep is pos
sible. Good for Neuritis too. Price 25c
at your Druggist.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1916-05-11
Colored School to Close

The Colored Public School will
close, May II and Is, with the us
ual exercises. Monday, the 18th,
will be public examination and
visitors day. Wednesday night,
May 18th, the pupils of the pri-
mary department will render a
program at Miller's Hall. Thurs
day night, the 18th, will be used
for the pupils of the other grades.
The public is invited. A small
admission fee will be charged at
the door.-B. J. BAKER, Prin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
The Drugstore Clause

amendments to the prohibition
bill rs passed .c>tcr,In. by the
House exclude II mnmhrr OF counties
nnd cities from the application Of
the drug store section. In the Iurnl-
titles ~ excluded. uo drug Sturc will
he able to avail itself OF the prI>I-
irSr Of handling nIr"hoI or whisky
for medicinal or other special pur-
passes permitted by the act under
certain restrictions.
The list of inrnIi,ic> Withdrawn
from the drugstore privilege fol-
lows:
t"untirs-iIniifa>.r Prince William,
L"ud"un. Southampton. Bedford.
torkinS ham. Orange. Grn!son. Prin-
cess Anne. northampton. SMITH,
Amherst. Russell. Enuuuicr. scott.
N"r"mnr. Lee. Carroll. Floyd. i.uncn-
burg. Augusta. Prince Edward. Pitt
ssI'nnin. I'ntrick. Nn>hinrton,
Hrnnsw lex. iiinnd. ucnri-o. Giles,
'hr~trrtiri,l. Pulaski. Campbell.
Montgomery mud Lnuisn.
tifir>-ItGan0kr. Sinnnton. DAN
vile mud Kichniumd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

tim" nadc aux signature or AFFIDAVIT 20
""% returns tor taxes that nave been
iicd 10 the cl-rk'S office.
was present when the board Of re-
view ~ Nelson county met. Mr.. john
l.. i."" appeared. representa-. Mr. r.
II. brunmoud, the "Nam!ucr. and Mi
j. I Coleman representing MIR. Ryan.
IL waS stated that ;hc amounts had
h"cn agreed upou. showing what sub
J""t" ut taxation had been omitted for
tin" various years. ;oth stated that the
statement WAS full lud cUrrec, one.
So far as | arm cuuVcru"- have no
other means of Knowing the truth, as
MIR. RyauS business Is conducted in
Ncw York..
Yours truly.
: T.. WHITEHEAD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

G. Lee Moore, Esq. Aucitor OF Public
Accounts, Richmond, Va.
My Dear MIR. Mourc.-iou Will of
course, recall! that Oh November Is Mr..
Flood and | had Il conference with You
at your office i'm Richmon". 1t WAS my
purpose up"n leaving your Office 10
AGAIN So. Mr.. Flood ana again talh the
matter OYER with him more fully. with
"a view 10 reaching a NOR. definite un-
dcrstauding. Unfortunately. We missed
each other. ana did not see him again.
However. bcfor" leaving Eichmoud ]
went TO IN! hotel and wrot. him .
letter. Of which herewith incloSe YOU
Il copy. since then. b. the use Of the
phou" ana otherwise. have been try
iu- 10 get something dc;inii" az 10
when Mr.. Ryan viii pay the taxes due
Cor the FEARS from 1905 10 1919. tn
elusive
ain advised by Mir. Flood that he
has paid the tax for 1913. less the
tax om >l.Jo0. GOO. referred 20 in my let
ter 20 him. iie%omd securing this in
formation have gotten nothing more.
Mr.. Flood advised ne over the phon.
about the middle of last week that he
expected TO have :, conference with AL
Of the people by Saturday, and would
Immediately thereafter let me know
definitely am. however. III receipt
of - letter from him this morning, say
!rp that they did not have the meet
inc. hu, hopes TO have II within
few days
am growing very weary of the
situation az il nov stands
Representing my client. MIR. Drum
uoud. have done :, vast amount, @,
work spent n great deal of time and
no it'll. money IN bringing this mat
ter TO a conclusion. That MIR. Ryan
is now duo the taxes from 1903 TO 1914,
both inclusive. there ca:: be no doubt,
ana there is likewise no doubt that
the state may levy for the same at
once.
AS stated IN my letter 20 Flood. ]
do not want 70 put MIR. Ryan or any
body else to unnecessary trouble, but
| do fec! that, having concluded our
task. VIC arc entitled 70 our commits
sious. II the payment of our commits
sion is dependent upon Mr.. Hyan's pay
mcnt Of taxes due, then, I think, uhS
rat. officers should immediately take
steps to enforce the payment of such
taxes. am willing 20 walt, Of course.
Il f.w days LONGER. but In the event
the matter is not then settled ! wish
to know II | may rely upon you to
insist upon the treasurer OF Nelson
County making the levy and bringing
the matter TO 4 head and to AN end.
II this money is now duo by Mr.. Ryan
To the state, and there is no doubt on
earth thar II Is. can sec no reason why
he should be permitted TO hold II and
Tho state he deprived OF the benefit
OF il.
Won't YOU kindly write me your
views Immediately and let me- know
whether or not, in the event there is
not an early payment OF the taxes.
| may rely upon you. as II State officer.
10 insist upon the laws being enforced
and 4 levy being made. Iusr a : WOULD
be The case We're MIR. Ryan merely an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
PREPARING FOR WARS END
n"iginn Government Creates New Win
iStr, I" Deal with Numerous rr"b-
IcmS That WIN Arise.

HtNHE. March 1.-The Belgian gov
try OF Commerce. and Couu, Goblet
d'.\lvieiih. senator Of the Liberal
party, has been chosen as head OF Tho
new department.. Ills duties. II is
stated. will be especially concerned
with the organization OF economic rcla-
tons with the allies, in view OF the
numerous problems that are to be me-
when the war is ended.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
AMENDING CHARTER
NE. NIIN NNIsI,nI

10. iAS-T" amend sections :, IL. %
49, ." and 60 "i an act providing a
charter for the city OF Norfolk Pa
irons, Delegates Cousins ana Cox.
40. l"O--ro amnId AN act providing
charter for the city Of Norfolk, and
"a add an independent section thereto
10 n" known as section 33-a. Patrons
delegates Cousins and Cox
40. lJ!-To authorize the Board OF
SUPERVISORS cf Henry County to an
pr"prIaie from the general funds %
tn" county IA sufficient sum to main
tain the convict road force fur tho
years i"ii ana 1917. Patron. Delegate
RAMSEY.
No. l9S-Tn make the north fork Of
the iiolston River. III Washington
County, q iawfnl fence. Patrons. Dele
gates Buck and Slant.
No. 1"G-To amend an act to incor-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
EXAMINERS OF RECORDS
PUT UNDER TAX BOARD
Senate Passes GOOlricFl Measure
Strengthening Central
Authority.
LIMITS THEIR COMPENSATION
Examiners to BE Appointed by State
ADVISORY Board FOR Four Year
Terms, and Are Subject TO Re-
mOval by That Body.

by ~ vote Of 90 to 10 the senate
yesterday passed the Goolrick h.lI
which proposes to provid" the ma
chincry for putting the segregation
system Of taxation into effect by taxing
the appointment Of examiners Of
records out of tho hands OF the cir-
cult judges and placing the r.SpOnsi-
bilitN upon the stat" advisory board
on taxation
ITO make the system effective" said
senator Goolrick, we mus, have cen
trail authority Under TN" present
scheme the examiners arc answcrabl.
10 nobody Th.r" is no uniformity
ABOUT the system, and no co-ordiua-
ton. One examiner acts in one way,
and another. somewhere else lin tho
Estate, conducts his busimc 81 in AN en-
tirely different manner.
IF the tax system. under which We
nre now operating, is 70 bc mad. at
al satisfactory. some additional power
must be- given the state advisory board
THIS bin makes the examiners APP
pointive h the hoard and subjec, 20
removal by that body. Just ms at
present. twcnty-cirht examiners are
provided for-on" for each judicial cir
cliit"
"rTIciAE VOTE on
G""i.nIck mn
The official vote was as follows.
han, Eow"rs, Cannon, Conrah Down
tnG, Garrett. Gayle. Goodrich. Crnva,t
Gum. Holt, icffrcys. Jordnn, Lacy,
H'nchart Robertson and Walter
NocS-CoIb!tt. Davis. Goodloc. Hon
nag R"r"ii, saunders. STROBE, Thorn
ton, Webb ana Wondcnborp
Ahs"nt or not voting Buchanan.
RNrd. Drewry. Early. Mapp. Mathews
Pitcher. Etson and West
My Of the prcs"u, examiners Of
fcc"rds. under the hiil. vino arc ac
rc2tah>" 10 tn" board may remain in
once for term Of -four wears from
HaN ~ this y"ar Their compcn-
s'ilon VIII consiF, or o,io-,"nih OF
h"r cent Tor tho rrst g. nor. 200 Of
prop"r'y assessed: one-nr,loth or
per cent or all in excess Of 5000. noo
"'d on"-thiTti"th Of per cen, ON tba
Si.''h"oo after ~" first 81 .O"0. 900
'n"t'f ~nund"rs was opposed 10
ne NOR" AUTHORITY IN :. ccn,ral
'"'y. TIC people he snid do no, ,.l,.
,,N''N to IN" machinery proposed In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
THE SENATE.

''"n'no tho protest OF members ~
ii"HS" that N" upper brnnctl ot
'.Nefhi Assembly was not tr.oti,,r
u.rM ,h'FiF in failing 10 pass measures
"' local nature. the senate y.e,n
h'N "'c'"ed :" f"r"go tho pleasure of
i ".'f N-"'d - home ana clear ,,r ,
''''h0"' 'haf mad reached alar,,i,,o
, ','Il IONS. Thr net result Of The
u, ""r, Na> that al &onatc aud
ri"nH" hil!s ~ THIS eharac,a, v,,r
n"'s'd. aiorr with som" o,hors .ro,,,.
|'% opp"sivrr. INK L,rynrons orbcrv
'"Nap""d "n the calendar
! resolution introduced 10y Senator
'h". requesting the STAT. Commi,
H'N' REGULAR session 90 ,N." General ,s
N''nhN ~" total SUu Of insurrrc. -,
tn"ct ON iauuarl D. 1915. mon IN nun.
IT, bindings and institutions in IN,
A'"'c ana an ii"mil"d statement oftne
premiums charged on such Insurance
Was adoptcd by "a unanimous vo,c Tbn
resolution requests also tina; the COM
WiSsioner stat" The, sum cf in.irarr,.
ana premiums on the contents OF tho
uii!dings and institutions. together
with tho dates OF expiration OF pulicios
aud report Tho amour, of Insurance.
carried. with premiums on The ni,hlir
school. buildings of the state
IN amendment offered by Scrn,nr
West. requesting a statement OF the
pf"ncrty values and the total losses
w.s adoo,cd NV cars
SE> >.,, ,,
h>n SENT no norsE
IT." following senate bills wer. pasy
cd ana are no" reals for concurrence
10y. IN" House
no. Il" amend section 293a ~ the
code of Virginia IN relation to iuris-
dicri's, OF Justices Of the peace Patron.
S"ua'Pi buchanan.
~" i"5-T" amend section NJ an
Az ~ "'i'h" nch'iStrN ana TO regulate
IN" nTciicc OF the same. Patron SEN
"'or oarrctr
NC" S2i.-Io protect sturgoon In The
Wa,cca or the Commonwealth OF Nir-
S'nlas ANA I" prohibit tho capture OF
STURGEON. l"r any purpose" FOR tho
hr'i"a OF I'VE Years Patron. Senator
""lHen
no tI2'-Io amend section 32li OF
wv 'o'' 81 \lTeih!a, providing for tho
"pNt'E ny motions aft"r fifteen days
n"'''c on contracts 20 recover money
'r l" r'coN'r damages etc Patron,
:, ~ [o' N!i'i'.
No." ''ch'tins l" liability OF COM
''"' c"rt'crs' engage" IN 'ntr"-Sta'e
.n"i'"ef''; i"f INJURIES u" or death Of.
''''' '"'P'of''N. anu |" provide Tor tn"
n.'n",'" '"'Fe"'' f"'r"n' senator Wen
'"''l" an "'' l" provide
-, =" ~ ''i" "i government
,,,,,, ZOO onn IN n'p".'''"h 81 less
,.,n, ''',' -, NmS, am. l" pro"
" 'l'lrs IN"
r,,,,,n,, pn,ro
No 90 TO amend scc,ion
,c, IA ,etahi;.b ana n,ni,,,,; e, s,',,n,
Of n,,b,ic MIN scbonIs ana IA ,,n,o
nriatc' money therefor. Patron soma
Tor Addison.
,MEyDINC At"r REGULATING
EMPLOYMENT DTREArs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
SENATE BILLS

Tho following hill was introduced
N In" stat" Scuo'" yesterday and re-
ferrcd.
BE Mr.. Concad-S"nntc ball 80 i37
TO amend .nd rc-,uact an act provid-
IN" for the making, changing and
working ~ roads in the County OF
Roc hinGhan, approved Marcel, >. 1855
IS amended. deferred 20 the Joint
committee or Special, Private and Io-
cal L"SiSi;ttiou..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

porat" III" town Of HAMPTON by add
'nS thereto an independent section,
section is. authorizing the Council 10
pfcscrib" by ordinance the limits with
In which no buildings shall he con
Structed except OF brick. ston. or other
ihc"'nbusiihlc material. with Nrcpronf
roof. Patron. Delegate Houston
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

''fhc European War In the Light OF
Prophecy" T. NJ at the John Mar
shall High school Auditorium by Fro
lessor Paul :. l.. Johnson. Free TO all.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

nrciag" citizen. nnd not q very rich
man?
With my kindest regards am.
Very truly yours
tSigncd) John L. LEE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
Get Rid of
Piles al Home
Simple Home Treatment, Easily
Applied, Gives Quick Relief
and Prevents Danger
from Operation.
Send for Free Trial Package and Prove
1t in Your Case.

Don't even think of On opcrntion for
pies. RrIucmbcr what the old fnmily
doctor said: Any part OF the body cut
away Is gone forever. ono or two ap-
plicntious OF Pyramid Pile Treatment
mud tho pain, IRE and torture consrs.
In n remarkably short time tho CON
Gcstcd veins are reduced TO normal aud
you VIII soon he all right again. Try
this remarkable Treatment. Sold every
whcr" Mt drug stores. Send for q FREQ
tri0l package and prove beyond cues
ton II Is tho right treatment for your
case, even though you may bo wearing
pilo truss.
Just send in tho coupon below Mt once
for the FREQ trial treatment. Then you
can get tho regular puckngc for 10
cents ut my drug store. Don't suffer
another needless minute. Write now.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

Mr. John l.. Lee, Law Building. Lynch-
burg. Va.

Mr. John L. Lee, Law Building. Lynch
burg. Va:
My Dear MI. Lee have your letter
OF IN" 1ih. incloSing copy Of letter
written hN YOU from Richmond Va.
dated November %, 1915. to Hon. II n
Flood advising an early settlement by
Mr., Thomas f.. Ryan of state taxes
assessed I" him for TIA" Year 1915. ard
Tor years prior thereto
Like yourself. trust this matter may
-. 'i''CtniY settled shortly and the
state VIII not be under necessity of
pursuing remedies provided 10y law TO
collect these taxes. believe they will
hc settled shortly.
can appreciate Your interest i'm The
matter on behalf of your client. the
cSaminer OF records, and hope | may
s"o'''N h' ~ r"sitton 10 adjust this
matter 10 your satisfaction.
Yours very truly.
tSlGn"dp g. LEE MOORE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
GOLDFISH BALL. zoe.

The genuine imported Norwegian
lust the finest and hes, flavor to be
had; usual price, 15c: for this sale.
Zoe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
w Protest before I.oru, uourd

Attorney General Pollard in October
last wrote : Il. Whitehead. Comm ~
"ehIths Attorney for Amherst asking
II any protest or objection WAS made
m':"l" ihc local board of review. MIR.
Whii"hcaas reply is attached:
October rs 1915
John Garland Pollard:
Dear Sir.-Yours ot the 18TH with
ietcrenc" 20 the taxes Of Thomas T.
Ryan received
In reply. Will say that | have invcs-
tcatcd aud find thai Mr. Ryan at NO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
.ti.LEt.IiiNY JOINS
ROAD utiIDf.HS

No i2;-I'o authorize the Board Of
Supervisor. Of Alleghany County 10
borrow ;ne sum of $20."r6 10 be- uscd
IA building public roads in the county
ration. Delegate Goodwin.
No $50 submit to tn. qualified
voters uf Allegheny County ana Of the
incorporated towns of Covlu=,on ami
Iron Cate jIc question OF whether or
no, III" Board of Supervisors shall Dor
row In" sum % SloOOoh 10 i,e used in
the building of public roads. f,atron,
Delegate Goodwin.
No i22-'ro provide for The work
.nS o! the public roads in the County
Of Charlotte. and for til. creation OF
district road boards. Pat-cn. belc-at.
=. j. ADAMS
No iI"--ro authorize ana empower
tn" Iionrd al Supervisors Of Charlotte
County to sell the roorhouse farm and
% employ land agents TO make tho sale.
Patron DeIe:;ate =. f. Adams.
" i2a--To authorize tho issuanc" of
port News for constructing and equip
ing an amor and convention hail.
Patron. Delegate Murray.
No i%3-'ro authorize ,he issuance
Of $4,000 o: bonds by the city of New
port News for street improvements
Patron DELEGATE Murray.
No ii2- Declaring abandoned so
much OF til" Winchester ana Berrl's
J'c!ry turnpike as Ties within rho Conn
~ .; Frederick;
No il2--To authorize the town Of
norton in Wise County. a.. petition Of
a majority Of the qualified voters, 10
sell bonds and use proceeds Of sale
Tor public improvements. Patron. Del
"-aic l.. J. Wright
No iT&-To amend the charter OF the
CITY Of lHc!liaond relating TO the forms
OF th' irerIhor:' of the Board OF FIRE
commissioners. Patron, Delegate Myers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
AMENDING VARIOUS
>PEtItI Roam LAWS


"" Isl provide q special road
Iaw for the County OF l.oudoui,. and
L" create separat" road districts. Pa
iron. Delegate holland
)" 23'--To amend an az, Tor me
opening keeping ~ repair. etc. of tic
roads and bridges in Caroline County
Patron, Delegate Realc
NO TIT" authorize the Board OF
Supervisors OF Aibcmarlo Count, 10
cree, and maintain toll gates ON ma
c|dHn roads now hereafter built in
ga" county Patron, Delegates Page
and Puts
No 2"3--To amend section i az an
"e' I" provide for the establishment
etc, Of roads and bridges IN the County
"i Giles, ana 10 punish road officials
Tor ans neglect ~ their oNicia! duties
!air"n. Delegate Shumutr
No 2Gi To authorize tn, Board O.
SUPERVISORS OF King ana queen County
To borrow. from time I" time. the sum
"' E',""" :" continue Tho Improvement
oi The roads OF ihr county. Patron
delegate Hundlcy
so 2I@-ro amend ia act 10 author
~" The Warr"nicn ANA Fairfax Turn
pix" company Ia tax. possession OF ,h.
turnNik" leading from near Warrerrcu
=" FAIRFAX Courthouse. Patron. Dele.
gates Tiffany and Mcotac.
No t1-\uthorizi the Board Of
NrpcrNisors Of Hctiord County to nix
tn" district road levy for said COUNT
aud repeating section II Of section
"ii-a 1T the cod" Of Ni-.,iuia. SO far
- IN" same applies {" bedford County
Patrons, Delegates II c. Lowry ana
Turner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
FRESH SHRIMP.

Expressed direct from the fish
cries; packed in ice; a most delicious
article to DO used in many palatablc
recipes. Per quart 30r.
Twice weekly we receive direct
from the smokchouse large ship
ment of smoked fish. including the
following varieties. They arc very
paEatablc. easily prepared. and fill
""nt on your I.cntcn menu.
Look this list over carcfullv:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
ISL. or
nAMn-MIME: NINOSS STREAMS

NO a3I---'Fo prevent the use OF barb
"'r" for G"t:ways across streams. al
rordS or crossings on the public high
way: ana prescribing penalties tor
Offenders. Patron. Senator Towers
No i6@-To amend section 1906 OF
~" code Of Virginia in relation TO
what school funds shall consist of.
Patron. senator Conrad.
no. i23-ro appropriate tho sum of
5000 for Ia. purpose of marking tho
graves OF the Confederate soldiers
Killed on the battle field near Will
liansburg. Patron. Senator Gum.
No. 2nS provide payment Of com
pcnSatipn Of counsel employed by the
Judge presiding at til" trial TO defend
Luther canter AMI James Canter, In
tn" circuit Court Of Washington
County, who were unable to employ
counsel PATRON. Senator Trinklc
No. ii0-To amend section i of an
act TO amend the charter Of the town
of tulpcpcr Patron, senator Bowcrs
No. @"3-To amend section OF an
act :" provide Il better assessment. OF
personal property under tho control Of
hduciaricH and III" several courts of
ne commonwealth. Patron, Senator
EOOlriCk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

e charter for the city OF Norfolk. and
empowering ia" council TO maintain
an cinploEmcnt bureau. Patron, Sen
at"r Matthews
No. 3"3---T" amend an act providing
Il charter for the city OF Norfolk Pa
iron. senator Mathews
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
Lcnicn SpccinI for Monday
and Tuesday.

Extra Fancy Bloatcrs. the best
Cromarty: large. fat and freshly
smoked. Usual price Sc, for this
sale. Sc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
HONEY, zoe.

The pure bees product packed in
small Jars; Il real old-time honey
flavor. zoe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
MAfONNAISE DRESSING, o5c.

MtfONNAISE DRESSING. o5c.
Our homemade AJavonnaise
Dressing always fresh. an exquisite
flavor. ready for instant use. in
jars Poe.
PARCEL POST.
FOR our out -of-tOwn patrons we
suggest their more frequent use Of
parcel post in ordering small things.
especially delicacies, and call attcn-
tlon to the fact that we prepay
freight on assorted purchases of s..
The Newark journal., 1916-09-28
FIRE DESTROYES 800
BALES OF COTTON
Warehouse at Lewisville Burns
Causing Loss of $4,000 to
Farmers of That Section

Lewisville, Sept. 24.-Scores
of farmers in this section suf-
fered losses early today when
fire of unknown origin destroy
ed the Planters warehouse
containing more than 500
bales of cotton. The loss is es-
timated at $4,000 on the cot
ton and $4,000 on the building.
The building was covered by
So, 900 insurance.
Many farmers had from one
to 20 bales stored in the ware
house and had no insurance. A
large number of the bales had
been sold and were awaiting
shipment. Henry Moore Of Tex
arkana owned the warehouse.
The Newark journal., 1916-09-28
WILL COMPLETE AUDIT
OF COUNTY'S BOOKS

Judge Hoyt states that he
has made arrangements with
the accountants who were aud
iting the county's books, to re-
sumo work on the audit at an
early date. He says he expects
to have the work completed
with as little delay as possible
and the final report of the aud
itors will be ready for publica-
ton some time within the next
few weeks.
Judge Hoyt has no inclina-
ton to delay the work but is
anxious to have it completed
and the report published in
order that the citizens of the
county may know the true
facts in regard to the county's
affairs.