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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-12

bort, BON oeueu Z megen glihterihei-
neuS Der 9lpplifonten pertagt pur.
oen @roBe llcberroi4une erregte
Der geldhIB, oaB 'feine g9irt6iduits-'
9icen3 gerUd6rt piir0e an irgeno ei.
ner StraBenieite, iuo bic @ei6ditS-
iSrout peltiger aig 30 i8ro5pnt be-
trGgt. @s puroe bieS 10 auigeioBt,
ais ,pb pic 2lnp1lte ser v9lntiioloon.
9iea4 oicie 9eitimaIpHa ais @aiie
segen eiuise prorinei1te Clubs uno
SotelS gebraifen piirOeu ood pur.
Sc .Oaroiii criUioert, ohB oieielbct
ipie irii6er, gur5 nod @eroienit be-.
banOeIt fperoeii ipiirocn.
Sic Eeriooe 3meds 9etanutmo-
dung Der 9lpplitation fir 2icen5en
wuroe bonn ]. September bis 5nut
/ gtobem6er fcitaeiebt.
Gin anOeres ENHANCEMENT be-
icbrdnft oen 9ertallf bon Spirituo-
len it 2ofoIeL, Die cine Heitouront.
Sieen5 6o6eilj auf Oie @irt6idoits-
llmo gBrdume, 1pG6renO friibcr Der
9etfdui all sic @dite lit ir9eno ci.
mem &oime gcitottct ipor. @e9en
9tidterideiuens ser 9(pplifanten
pnrocn Oie @eiide Oes Nietropoliton
Gibbs. oeS 9lrmD ,ono 0}oOD Clubs
imo oeS @iQoro SotcIs ouf 6reitog
peri6obeu.
9(. 6. S6oemofcr scr Qlmuolt ser
n9lntiioIoon 2igo,@ protcitirtc &C.
pen sic 9lppIifotion oes GapitoHEorf
Sotels, peil ooHcI6c feline @eif1fts-
SSront 6at iiod oetn gtusOrud oeS
! 0eleseS. Geriel6c proteitirte gegen
OoS @eiuh bon WliMoel MorriS, glr.
1904, @lStroBc, 9},.g9, Oa Oeiien
@ei6dit wentgcr ais 400 SUB bon
Dem @coroetopu 3meige ser @eutral
ltnion Nliiiion, einem AAobe fir Got.
] tesoienit ici ferner Oas @eiuh bon
gluguit @llqgc, g}r. 1917 7. StroBe.
q. SO meriger ais 400 SUB non Der
Sdnle ino Stride sur lln6efIedten
GmpfdhaniB, rno oas @eiuh bon
4sotrid S'aecfc. Scr. 904. @ennipIpo-
mia 9lbenue, weniger ais 400 SUB
Dou sen 8orr0den Ser SeilSarince
6elegen.
@r. S6oenlafer proteltirte ouh &c.
! gen Gin DuteuO ooer me6r glpplifan-
ten oeren @G9Gitsalate III @o6.
uimss 0iitriften doer an StraBeu
lieaen, bic meniaer als 80 @ro5ent
@ejdaftsfront 6aben.
q 9ueeot6feit in Scr 8unoeS-
1a saSauptit ita0t
Sllccot6 0os iiioiide Grnteielt,
ipimSe geiteru 9tbeHO mo miro audi
beute bon oaen Snoen @oi6ih9ton's
gtf6iert, ino @oftesbichfte meroen in
allen SDnoaogen a6gebolten.
lInfollbei 9}eu6ou
Qlird .llniaae ipur0en bci 9Ieu6alIi
teik in &qi6inatoN eiu &onn aet0o.
tet pno 'cin 5lpciipr idluer perleBt
SSnmeS Iowea Sont0ir. s21 SS-Str.,
g5.s@. itiirjtegaaS benz eriten Stod
oeS 9leu6oueS an ser 1Gl uto GreS.
| centitrnBe, gl.g8., ans elmer S06c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-12
eufal6eridlte ans gsalhinatOm.


9lobmGuediilber.
SIN Goiuoltp Soipitol murOe Sol
Sorniq megeu Giiediil6erOeraiftuug
in 9e5unolimg eenumueb fonnte
aber am 9lbcuO nod ieiuer @obuung
glr 1911, @oieoaleitroBe, 3d. 81.
riidfe9reu,
Gie @ittmeun0 8in6er b q
fdmpfen oas Z eitomeut
Gin @roteit aeoen oie 8citdtigrng
oeS gcitanentS pom gmtl IS. Shdfer
ipuroe BON Der 9ittipe uno oeu Sin.
bern oeiieIben I'M 9iitrifts Sberge-
ridt eingerei6t. Soldier itor6 am
81. $uli 1916 mo berBa6te Den
arSBten Sbeil ieiner Sinierlaiien-
idoit an 5loreuce @. G6apmon Dos
periSnlibe @igent6unt oes Geritor-
bcnen miro auf rirfa $150000 &C..
ib1bt, Dem ober $4,000 Sdil0en ge.
qcnil6crite6en Sic gliifcdlter Oes
EeItomeuts, NlarD s. Soldier, Gm-
MA 9f Ciuea BON @oibington uno
Wlinno S. &oniou uon Bloomington
SaS.. beboupten, OaB oos Seitomeut
nidjt ireiwiaia pOn Shdier gcmodt,
iouoeru 0itrb Sdmeid)eleieu, Bit
ten uuo muOere SfunitoriIie er5lpun
gcu morocn iei Sm Eeitament, oaS
pom ,. 6e6ruor 1916 ootirt lit miro
SSoIcpb ". 8urfbnrt gum &onitreder
oeiieIben inO sur 5ortiiibruna oes
4lumbcr @eiHdites oes GerItor6e-
nen ernannt.
9lm Dcrgangencn Niontag puroet
csolep6 u. @nrfbort un6 gu9euc n.
sones unter $4,000 9iirgI6oft alS
Goueftoren fir sic SinterlaiieuiHoft
ernatnt Die 9ldger iperoen bogl
oen 9lnmdlteu eugene q. Sones, s.
49, Guen mo Curtis Sbinn pcrtre.
teu
Zen g8irtbeu pirO0 0oS 8 G.
ben 3ur GAIT gemodt.
aur3 Dor @ertagune Der eriten 81
Blng ser Spiritioieu 2icen5 9r.
b0roe ipurOe oerieIben oie 8criihc-
nmg gegeben oaB Sic 9lmudIte Scr
belieren aIoiie Der bteiiaen Spiritlo.
Ienbduolcr nit ser @eboroe 5uioni-
men orbeiteu piiroeiJ Inn @eleses-
iibertrcter dusiinOig mo Die 2icen-
gen oerielben riidgdugia 81 MAIDEN,
VI. s. @eQ, ser 9lrupolt Der n&etail
9iauor GeoIer's 9IiiociatioiJ@ mahte
0icies @eripreben i'm 9htftroge bon
gg. 3. garr0, oes @rdiioenten oeriel.
beu gnf iein @riuben puroe Elm
gImenoement nngeuommen 5u Dem
@elhhiBs Der berlangt Dab ihriitlide
9rotcitc menigitens fiinf Gage Dor
Der @r0finung ocr &ar6ore einac'
reIdt merOeu miiiien. 9ad oenl
9lmcuoemeat fam eiu idrifIicber
@roteit foas CT lid airf 'ciae t6atidd,
Iide @crlcerns oes 5pirituoieu.@e-
icbes be3ie6t 3u irgeno elmer 3eit
Dor o0er tpd6reno Der Ger1ore ein9c.
reicbt,
29 9icen3 @eiuhe muroen ongc-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-12

BON ~ Sub imo fiel oireft aui ser
@opf wo6ei er einen SbdOel6rltA er
Tit. gllS Or. 9folan pom emergency
Soipital anlongtc, fonntc er MIR nod
oen 600 oes Niaunes ieititeaen. Der
'2eitbnon wurOe nod Der DiItrifts-
Wiorgue ge6robt ino Der Coroner
BON Dem llnfoQ 6ena6ribtigt. 0om-
eff fat 8etpunOtr IN DiaOiiOu &lm
30, imo NOR crit felt fur5er 3eit IN
S9oi6iugtou. Ger Stir5 ipuroe oirtb
oos 9to6ge6en cineS 9retteS uerilr-
io6t.
Ger 5lpeite llnioa ereisnete ii6 aa
Der 16. uno S.StroBe, ipo 9}idolds
@orgou, eiil &lenpner, Der ollf Dem
9ode oes 6reimorrer Eempels BE-
ihdftigt mar, Oas @leidgerpidt bers
Tor unD 75 SUB tiei in einen Seiten,
gang itiir5te. @organ ser Is Sabre
alt lit uno III Capital S1ig6ts, DlO.,
mo6nt, puroe in einen gG. StodlcD,
bon gir 1915, G.SroBe, geb0riGeu
2lutomobil nod Dem emergency 500
ipitoI 9cbrodt @r trlg idmere III.
mere &erlebilugen Oopon mo Oie
@e3tc gloitben folnt 0oB er nit
Dem 2c6en Saponfommen miro.
Gplum6lls Eog in @oi6-
ttngtou.
1ie Sa6resfeier Der Gntoedlnq
9(merifo'S miro 6elte 9l6enO in Ser
Columbus Soae INN s ll6r BON Oeu
Columbus 9littern Oes IiItrifts
Gplunbio Qbge5alten meroen. Gic
OiesidGrige 6eier er6dlt bciouoer8
Snterelie mcil Gr. 9l6rom Siu1pn
oer ,Roitor ser @ai6ingtoner 6e6rdi-
icben @eneinoe Ser Sauptipreter
oes 9l6euoS, cine &eoe iiber ,,Gie9ot.
icbaft glmerifo's al sic @elt 6alten
miro. SEQ u. Gooer BON ser 6ieiigen
EraoniiatimL miro e6eniaQs cine
9lniprahe 6alten. @}idael 9. rSdd.
fer miro Sen &oriiB fii6reu unO 0aS
0olon'ide Sr6eiter miro fir muiifo.
liide llnterboltung ioreen. Die 8eitr
miro peronitaltet bonn @oibington
&npitel Gas @oniite lit: gf. S6dier,
@oriiber, Sobn 8. Sane, 9 GorIiber;
G6outos 9. g}olon, Sdabnieiiter; q.
! De @dncp, @dbter; @oitor Gtpp6cn
s. Dlorris, &oplan; Soiep6 .. DC
Gouu Iiitrifts Geputirter; SoneS
6. GoIlif(ower, 8. s. Bitter, s. s.
Sermon s. g&. Carr, Z. s. 1Sibac.
rqlo, i. 9(. Sioo, Or. s. o.. gigeS,
8 g. Gjroo1, q. 8 Gltder uno 6.
gS. ". 9lug6inboiig6
g liidli6 entfommen.
9ur@ Elm 5euer in6efanuteu llr.
iprltnees iiif Salic bon SomeS g9
9udleB an Scr &cniiylpQniq gIpc.
ino Az. StroBc, ulirOcu 8 @otui.
len lfuo @plporo Sa. 2dollid az
8plngcn apS 'eiacn Siutcricuiicr
oui oic SfraBe jil ipriuaelt ga Sic
6lounien i6neu ieoeu ou0eren gli9.
iuca a6geidnitten botteu 9eiOc be-
-finOcit iid icbt I'M GaiualtD Soipitol
nit icItianicr @eiie mir Ieidten Ser.
leBuugen Samuel Goof mo SSrop
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-12

muBteu ouf 9eitern oos @ebduoe Der
laiien Der llriprling 0es .6euers lit
bis ioiUeit nod ln6efonut; Der Sda-
ben ioa ourG f@eriic6crlns geOccft
iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-12

@arfe @oSanGriii.- $50
rcn Dic Gi0orren 0euh old gut ole
ib Dir uab Sem 6eIOc geitbidt ba-
6e21 ~ 0Gos piG icb meiueul Cine
gauge Gonpaenie SSroh8oieu 6abeu
mir 0omit aus9erGudertl4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-12

wlroe oanfenb angenonruGn. ga
itor SSiin5lcr oeriprod, IN Der ndcb-
iten Siblug esaGontites oas Monu-
icript fir oen criten Sbeil Der Seit-
idriit 0or5illeeen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-12

1nDr1genS0lofnon SlutDer, einen Sd-
ter BON s @inOerlL in ieiuem Soilie
in gl6bottStomn, ga, in Sen 800. @r
6otte iicb OH oem Greppengelon0er
ser 9o0entreppe auige5dnat
SogerStolDner 9tuSiteI.
lungglttbeiudt
Gie 9ouOmirt6ibaftS 9lusiteQing
in Sogerstopn lit elm groBer Griolg.
Gie @inno6men am Gienitag ii6er-
itieaen Die pom ielben Gage oes let-
ten Sa6reS Inn $3.50, mo Die pon
Gienitog I'M Sabre 1918, 0eu groBteu
6isber 0nocpeienen, Inn $3.50. Sic
Syormer iinO nod oomit 6eidditiat,
i6re @ei5cnioot ierti1 81 mo6en
Oesbol6 fe6lten nod piele, Die ionIt
ioo6l gefommcn pdren Gie 9lusitel-
ling iibertriift nlle bis6erigen. PIN
Siibnern aIleilt iiuo 0eren 1000 aus
geitcIlt. Gen SiibnerausIteGern miro
BON Oen &eronitdltern Elm @onfett
gegebcn : i.o'''o
@corae, @o i.b inAton ais
9igan1iit.
George @oibington @1urraD, jry
tuiIroe bon Gaibingtou nod Sagers-
toiUa agebredbt unI iic5 peqen 8igo-
mie6i,perontiporteh. glm 80 Sep-
tenlhers19t6 neI6eiratbete iib @oi6-
ingtnrL Der irmt3iq 9e6enSia6re itebt,
niita SSrAa SSrafci$ SAanel bpn ct.
SaWeS tros0em ergApie Oie 9e50r-
Oen beboltptelb idbon cine nodj le6eii-
Oe GpaN batte. Die onge6li6e critic
,Srau &oibinatou iab in oeu 3eitln-
GER Ole 9efauntno6lug Der SCI.
rdt6slieeua pom &oibinatou nit Sri.
SAauel9 sic 6ega6 ii6 naG Der
@o6nug Ner @ltenl Der neueu9rout
@aibingtons imO cr5dblte bort i5r
2eio. Sieralti eriolgte Die &erbai-
tung Oes DlllrrQp, iry Der ieiuer gln-
gdbe nod ails @eorgia ltammt. Gel
ue critic 5rat beaab iic6 81 i6reu @ls
tern nah &ichmon0.
.3u @unitcn oeSACr. Gamm
eittisbicoen.
SSn Gnni6crlnno ipllroe sic S6o-
benerioBfldge, Oie Charles Sec Sut=
ton aegeu CT, @illiom g. Comm,
ser All sent Go0c Ser 5rou oes Slid
gers SdraO 1aben ioll, onaeitreugt
6dttc oali Gnpic6hmg 0cs &icbterS
b1l ocn @eidporeneu 5il @initet
Or Guual euiid)ic0en Gr 3anm
uer6iiBt emc fiiniiG6rigc 8udt6mis-
itroie Uegen 6ooidloas in Gcr6iu-
Dung nit Dem Gooe Der 6rau Sut-
ton. Sic in 5roge fonmenOe Srm.
me 6cl6uit iid) ouf $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-12
gIuS Oem Snneren NlarglunO's nnN
ben augrcn5euOen StaGteu.

9ln6altenoe &raufbeit trieb ben ".
jG6rigenSolomon Slutber, einen 8o-
ter BON s ainoerL in ieinem Solie
in 9l66ottstown, %ay in Oen SoO. @r
6otte iicb OH oem GrcppengelduOer
Ser 9ooentreppe aufge6dngt.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-05-06

situated in the Parish OF st. Mary %
the left descending bank Of Bayou
Csprem ,rt, having \ front Of two I'd
one half arpents by the depth besssa
parallel lines that belongs 10 the laudi
Of vendor on said left bank, tho Nv
tract being taken from the lover Inn d
land belonging to said vendor and Torn.
ing part Of the tract Of land purchml
from J NJ Burguieres on the DO o.
August, 1884. the tract herein NlaM
ing bounded above By land, Of SsS
Prince, 10 front by the said BAYOU
and IN the rear by land OF fFaa'''
Prince.
IN That certain tract Of land Lying
and being situated in the Paflsa u ~
Mary, Louisiana, having front % W.
!esc ending bank of the Bayou TYPE
mort of three acres by depth oe'''A
parable lines Of six acres, sua NV
particularly described and dellasaA
on a map attached to the deea ,rI
Nero Prince to John D. BELL a'x'
Mach y. 1897, recorded IN the f'sAu
er's Off ,e AMI Designated thereon :
Pete D.yries land contained o''sas
the lett r.. A. E F. AMI P in tue son y.
Cvprem ,rt, bounded north BY ta' Ss y.
rypremort, East by J. D. Ben, '' ~.
~ Que, Nv Franc ,is Prince sod W.
i, land desisn,ted as belonglat y r. !
+, wing beng the land acq al!s. Z !,
u neville Dayries from Nero rfl'''
1887 ,;,,,a
..3rl: Another tract Of land 'l'a. u
near The above described trac. VI .
NO. > an deIineated IN sad ma, Win, !
the prop .rty Of Pete Dayr's',, -. wi" n d,
Inc :. IS acres, being a porto, ?. ~. u
FIR o Frsnr,is Prince land and ,' Y
of U ger Prince, south oy 1nI - I'D
way sh,wn on said mp, VIM, ~. ,rd
ri,It Of way is reserved for 'os :. y
the oyI.ers Of the property aoo '.d u
be ow. being the property ss4 . a n,,,s,
Hilaire Lancon from Dernsv'.,',sa .1 Iar
nm Of record in Box ~ ~, 49, ANA
a mlies: t ,ur a. plo VS.; tao U 49,
c.rts. one IL l-horse cart r,,is
". T. PsrERsAS' sasi'ii e
Sheriff Dfi e. Parish VI :"
March -, 1915.
3 ,rah Htmal. Bloch & Bo,an'
Att rneys tor Plaintiff.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-05-06
THE 10Th DAY o.
NAY \. D., 1915

between the hours of / o cock A.. m i,
4nd DEL eek p. m, the following men
toned and described prop 'rtv to-wit:
The undiviie three tourthI 80 Of
the following described property:
list: That certain tract or parcel of
and. living and beng situated in this
Parish Of ST Mary. on both sides Of
the Bavou typremort, aud forming 4
portion of the Plantation Of Jules VI.
Rurguieres, and containing b superficial
are If one hundred anl thlrty>Ihree
and 95-l00 aces. as surveyed aud laid
Oft b. ". ". johnson. SURVEYOR aud
cont ,uing all the land embraced b.
tween the points n trte 4. &. +, & +
on i map Of SAID trace by Sald Johnson.
surveyor. said and being bounded be
low or y uth by il trrct OF land this day
Sold by Jules u. Burguieres 10 Nero
Prince. above by the ldud OF Jules VI.
RurCuierel. east by Ian / of Francois
Prince AMI west by the sea N ,rsh u
+. agreed that the vendor s3lt> 10 SAID
vendce al the ands between he lines
herein mentioned, win such depfa a
belongs ~ said plantation % tie West
-iie Of the BaN on {, pre- III It, b ing the
property acquired by Ill ARE Ltnc IN
from Jules VI. Burguere3 OF record IN
Book V. Folio -. The swamp land
IN the western part Of this tract havin-
hnrn in llu-atiOn between the } VI
Burnuieres Co, and IIiiaire LaneOn,
the suit was COMPROMISED aud scttIel,
aud the l4nsI Divided as per map an
agreement Of record IN Book w. Of
Convcyunccs. page 5S1, By which HI
aire Lancon took aud accepted as hts
portion: "A tract Of lant shaded g'rcn
and Designated by the letters q w
containing Sc. II acres. together With all
the buildings and improvements thereon
and bounded north by property Of ihe
!. NJ. Burguiercs Co, south by ttiltirt
Lancon and west by j. y. Bel
shown upon map attach d to the com
prom 81
There is to be exc rted from This
1873. 80 acres, firstly described. the tract
Of land sold by Hiaire Lancon there
from TO ULCER Prince. Of record IN Book
w. Folio ~, and described as That
certain tract Of land lying and being
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-05-06
Send Us
Orders
For
JOB PRINTING.
Best ork
Right Price

One of our specialties is the re =.
construction of old antique jewel
~, on which bad work has pre- :
viously been done. We would b e
glad TO tell you what we can d o
with antiques that you value for
past associations.
I. POPKIN.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-05-06
STATE OF LOUISIAN 4.
23,d Judicial District Court-P ar
ism Of ST Mary.
John D. Bell vs.. Mrs. Dorcian
Lancon Savoie, ct al.
No II 40.

By virtue Of an order Of sajzlrc and
sale. issue ont Of the Ii nnorab!c the
23rd Judicial District Court in an for
the Parish of ii Mary, AMI t. NE di-
rected IL the above eltitlAl an i num-
berel suit hava sa,zid ani viii off r
for sale. FOR cash. without Apr tl7 m nj,
10 the last AM highest bidder, az the
principal front door Of the Curt House
IN the Town "t Franklin, Parish of st.
Mary l., on
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-05-06

Model 8-3.B Overland Five
Passenger Touring Car will pull
you out of a hole. Investigate its
points of merit on sample floor
at Bells.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-02-25
PLENTY OF GRIT FOR FOWLS
clzzsrd Cannot Properly Digest Foee
Unless Assisted by orit-Fres
Range ID Most Excellent.

In the early sprfng. before the grasf
IL grown and the fowls allowed te
roam. they are likely to secure man,
pieces Of long. tough grass left ovei
from the fall, and these are hard /. te
digest. The bird should be turned
into q lot where there IL plenty o.
sharp grit, for this will help them IL
grinding up the material which other
wise might prove harmful.
All food for fowls must be
"chewed" very well before 1t can be
properly digested. and this operation
is performed by the gizzard. The giz
zard, however. cannot do this alone.
and must be assisted by sharp gravel
or grit. Ground oyster shells are gooG
and serve two purposes, that of grit
and lime. Both are essential to the
welfare OF the flock.
Broken chinaware is good for
grinding. but contains no nourishing
properties. The natural way is the
best one. that Of giving the chickens
a good, free range over a large area
which IL full Of grit. animal sno
vegetable matter. They will b.
healthier and lay better than If cnp
fined and fed in yards.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-02-25
Will You Be Mlssed2

Some of these days you, who
are reading this editorial. are going
10 die and pass to your reward
whatever that reward may be. But
will you leave void behind! Will
you be missed?
The Creator has ordained that
man must carve out his own career
in this world, and when he journeys
to the great unknown he leaves be-
hind him a record founded upon
his own acts.
You may leave behind you a
wife, or children, or other depend
snts. AS you dealt by them IN
lite. SO will their grief be gauged
and tempered at your death. VIII
they miss you!
In this town you have friends.
and business associates, and many
acquaintance. They know you as
you are, as you have been for these
many years. They have judged
you living, and they will judge
you dead. Will they miss you?
In the banks, and the stores, and
the offices, and out upon the farm
are people who have know you in
the past and who know you today.
As you have been SO are You
known 10 them now. Will they
miss you?
| In the house Of darkened wind
ows, where sweet-toned music
soothes the tired brain and the
minister tells of the ways of bet
ter life. are many people who know
you for your acts and your deeds,
for that which you have performed
or have left undone. Will they
Miss you! :
IN our homes are many little
children who know you, who have
passed you on the streets. who,
perchance. may have been greeted
with a kindly smile or with frown.
They will remember you, but will
they miss you? ~
Even your faithful animals or
pets know you as you are and as
you have been to them. Will they
miss you?
There is no place you may go,
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which you will be known after
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ciates, your acquaintances, even
your dumb brutes will remember
you after you have passed on. But
will you be missed?
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Roasters.

A foaster Is young fowl about full
grown, weighing from four to eight
pounds. The most profitable age at
which to fatten them is when they are
from 31z to four months old, as they
grow and put on flesh at the same
time, and therefore make greater
gains than at any other time. They
should be fattened as early in the
season as possible, for prices, as a
rule, are low in thesfall, when most
farmers rush their stock to market
C e, Brown.
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Packing Ducks.
Duck raisers pack 40 dressed duch
Hnxs in q barrel for shipment
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NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.

Estate of John Sagrillo, deceased.
( Clementina Sagrillo having been appointed
executrix OF the estate Of John Sagrillo, late
Of the County of Hontezuma, in the State OF
snss
court of said Montezuma county, at the court
house in Cortez, Colorado, on Monday, the eth
day Of March. A. D. 1915, at the hour Of 10
o'clock a. m. Of said day, al which time all per.
sOns having claims against said estate are
notified and requested to present the same to
the court for Adjustment.
Z AL persons indebted to said estate are re-
tquested to make immediate payment to said
executrix. Ak
Dated at Cortes, Colorado, this first day.of
February, A. D. 1916. MS
[sEAL1 JOHN ]. DowNEY,
Clerk OF said County Court.
First publication February 9TH, 1916.
Last publication February 18th, 1915.
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Friday, February as. 1916.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

COUNTY OFFICERS
Judge, J. J. Downey
Clerk, 8. n. Burke
Treasurer, Cbas. r. Smith
Superintendent Of Schools, Mary z. Taylor
Assessor, E. n. Kittell
Sheriff, Henry L. Crawford
Surveyor, Z. L. knight
Attorney, W. II. Cofield
Coroner, Z. Z. Johnson
Representative, s. Z. Green
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
District No. l, r. B. Durham
District No. 2, q. NJ. Outlet
District No. 4, Charles b. Kelley
TOWN OFFICIALS
Mayor, J. L. Morrison
Treasurer, Randolph Williamson
Town Clerk, B. Z. Walters
Town Marshall, 8. N. Mcconnell
Attorney, 8, W. Carpenter
Water Clerk, B. e. Walters s
Water Sup't, J. E. Mckeever.
Trustees:
B.. F. Greene, Forrest Bradfield,
Grant Hughes, WI. Exon, W, W. Byers,
J. z. Barrett. H..
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Breakfast is Never Complete

Breakfast is Never Complete
without a cup of steaming hot, deli
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Chase & Sanbourn's Seal. Brand coffee
and you can truthfully say That's
good coffee"
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See Campbell for that insurance policy
and notary work.
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Even if you can't keep your money
in your cwn possession, at least keep
it in this town.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(Publisher.) =.
Non-Coal Land

Depa ttment Of the Interior
as q. 8. Land Office at Durango, Colorado.
January 18th. 1915
Of Yellow jacket, Colorado, who, on August
18th, 1915, made presumption declaratofy
statement No. 06Ses for Sc of section S
township 50 north, range IL west, N. ii. p.
Meridian, has fled police Of intention to
make final presumption proof to establish
claim to the land above described, before John
J. Downey. judge and ex.ofiicio clerk Of the
county court Of MontezumaI county, at Cortex,
Colorado, on the 18th day OF February, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Hugh c. Meador, Fred j. Phipin, Henry 8,
Moeer and r. Clarence Aoser. all OF Yellow
Jacket. Colorado.
g. h. Charlton, Register.
FirSt pub. Jan, Fl; last pub. ten, 70. Iyio.