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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08

Corporation Commission yesterday as
follows:
White Brothers. Inc, waynesboro.
ital: maximum, se5.oo0; minimum. So
900; par value. 500. Object: mercan-
tile business.
andrla. Ernest r. Wagar. president
Fred l.. Wasar. secretary, both of
nj s io5GS p"a aSi vnine
Woo. Object: real estate business.
Parker Realty Corporation. Hopewell.
Leslie w. Secor president. Petersburg.
we'll: CAPITAL; maximum. $4,000; mini
mum mum, 5000; par value. s25. Object:
foik James NJ. Jordan, president; H.
". Peatross, secretary and treasurer,
b 3 aoS of Norfolk. CAPITAL; maximum,
SloQ Object: real estate business.
Staunton Tire and supply Company,
d dnS; stndnn t C. l.. Brenaman. presi
OF Staunton. Capital: maximum $50.
700: minimum. $4,000: par value. 500.
opieea and Snpp business
tersburs: NJ. a. Finn. vice-president.
Roanoke. Capital: maximum. 500. 800
minimum. $4,000; par value. 500. OBJ
Ject: real estate business.
Foreign corporations domcsticatcd:
ID. f. Cornci! Co, Delaware cor
poration John J. Locker. state agent,
Manassas. Real estate business; $4,000
capital stock
Amendment to foreign charters:
milwaukee, Mechanics insurance Com
pany. a Wisconsin corporation. Chang
ing purposes
The Peoples National Fire Insurance
Company. Delaware cooperation.
Changing purposes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,

TRe 5?Iow VIM sqs S il
United States District Court1
Noel +. Somcrville individually. and
as u partner Of the Friend Drug Com
rany of Hopewcll. His debts were
listed AZ Sl.SS4.l3, almost all OF which
are with Richmond firms, and all OF
which are unsecured The assets are
given At nothing. The largest creditors
are as follows: Christie Manufacturing
Company, SaHi.SS; Vaughn Robertson
Co, 1926 Main street. $T7S.1i; Purity
Ice trcam Company, Slii.9o; c. w
Antrim X Son. Si32.J0
IRVINE McCuc London. n bookkeeper.
OF ltichmOnd. with secured claims of
ESil 80 ana unsecured claims of S239
lie has insurance policies amounting 10
sI,'"o--one OF $4,000 !n the National
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cuANcEny DEEDS OF TRUST.
Seven Deeds OF Trust. Amounting I,
SI3,1O1,yO.

=. ]. Beattie ct ux. to L. r. Brown.
trustee 30xl5o feet east line Boulevard
sevcnty-nine feet south of Stuart Ave
nue.. February 3, 1916. Sl,59o.
H. g. Brown ct uX. to same. ~ feet
inches by % feet: also 4ox3o fee, front
inv on an alley. bounded by Grove and
Hanover Avenues, I.ombardy and Vine
Streets February 4. 1916, $3.50.
Mar Il. Bialkowgki - vir 10 Charles
X Willis ct al, trustees. G0Nl41 feet
at the southeast corner Of birch Street
ana 'ifth Avenue February 2. 1916.
$4.3Gr.
wyatt, Chambers ct ny to 10 Lane
Stern e. al. trustees. G@xlOG feet at the
southeast corner Of Catherine and Ham
cock Streets. February I. 1916. s2.i25.
Robert Whittet. Jr.. ct ux. 20 II. T..
Pollard. Jr. trustee. - feet ; inches by
i29 feet . inches south line Hanover
Avenue, "a feet 10 inches west of Wal
nut Street. February q, 1906. $4,000.
r H. Stol'z CT ux. to J. 3. Elan
ct al. trustees, 36XSi feet east line
Thir;y-frst street. twenty-onc feet
north Of y Street. January %. 1916.
Lucy r Dunn 81 al 70 ". n. Nun
ally. trustee. .SNa" feet west line
Thirty-fourth street, sixty-two feet
north of NJ street January ~, 1876.
NFp
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by the Electrical Depart
mcnt:
John ]. Daily, for John T. Duffy. 2O2t
Floyd Avenue, thirty outlets and six
teen fixtures.
Gilman & Walden. for ~ ". Perkins,
oS0l East Marshall Street, seven out
lets.
Same, for same, 1895 Second Avenue,
twenty outlets.
! Same. for l. Simon. 25os Beverly
| street. four fixtures.
w. II. jerks, for Fulton Brick Com
pany. 1888 West Broad Street, six out
lets
Same. for Dr.. c. X. Robins. s West
Grace Street. two fixtures.
Same. for L. II. Melton, iS32 Hanover
Avenue, one outlet.
Same. for Mary Anderson. 32i Bowl
ins Green Road, seven fixtures
Same. for Mrs. Rosa Mcdowell 2O1o
Jefferson Park, one outlet
Same. for \. l.. Cardwcll, Coz North
Second Street, two fixtures.
Winston Electric Construction Com
pany. for q. Schwartz. 627 East Broad
Street, eight fixtures.
Same for Isaac Davenport, $40 West
Franklin street, two outlets
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1. :. crncurr COURT OF APPEALS.

The United states Circuit Cour, OF
al 10 O'Clock. with Circuit Judges
prtchard. Knapp and Woods in at
tendance.
Gas" argued yesterday:
No. liVS--J. l.. Mcfarland, appel
liant, versus George W; Curtin. appellee:
appeal from the District Court ~
:. McC!ucr OF Parkcrsburg, W. Va. fox
the appellant. and 10y W. l.. Raymond
of Sutton, W. Va, for the appellee, and
submitted.
Case in call to-day:
No. l409-iiiram Lcppcv. otherwise
called Charles Strailia. otherwise called
George Briggie. plaintiff in error. versus
the United states OF America, defendan,
IN error: error To the District Court al
Baltimore. To be argued by Harry T.
Wolf. OF Baltimore for the piaintiff in
error, and by Samuel *. Dennis. United
states attorney OF baltimore, fo- the
defendant in error.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
MRS. TRAFIERi DIES IN. ITALY

News OF the death or Mrs Luvisa
Iraiicri. "IGhtN-One years old. mother
Of Chas!c 'rraficri. one Of the best
known members OF the local Italian
colony, ut her home, in Lucca, Italy,
was received i'm Richmond yesterday
by letter which had been in transmits
sion for several weeks.
Mrs. ficri WAS also the mother Of
Pictro Trafieri a merchant Of this
city. She is survived by a daughter,
Mrs. Rosa Naldrighi, of Italy. Il sister
in-!aw of Paul Naldr!ghi, of Richmond.
Coincident with the receipt OF the news
OF the death of his mother Mr. Ira
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uESnrco DEEDS OF TRUST.


James McGili ct ux. 10 10 Lane stern
81 al. trustees. lots 10 and l6 in block
in the plan Of Oak Park. February
=, 1915. $3.50.
Ruth H. White ct vir 70 T. p Petit
grew, trustee. 2S.S6 acres on the east
side OF the Richmond Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad, about three
miles north OF III. city. February 3.
1915. sl.iOo.
w f. Gaines 81 ux to C. y. Card
well trustee. l11L, acres known as
"olucy. IN Fairfield Maeisterial Dis
trict Of Hcnrico County. December %.
1915. 5000
II T. Watkins ct ux. TO l.. L. Brown
trustee iS2 acres In Narlna District
February T. 1915, S3.T1G.
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CHANCEmY TRANSFERS.
>ia Deeds OF IInr-nin and Sale, Amount
IN

= = 0CCNN OF U!IrtrHtIr H!tW SNtF, Z NOInf-
ing 10 Sf2,125.
r. l.. IIOwlc, trustee. TO Charles IT
Phillips. 14Nl3f feet east line College
street foriy-scvcn feet south OF Mar
shall street. January 81 1916 5000.
John 7, Powers to John L. Duffy,
'lX120 feet south line Main Street no
:cct west OF l.ombardy street Feb
luary |, 1915. tax So, $40
NJ. ID. Nunnally. trustee, to Lucy T..
Plum al ais. 2SNi25 feet west limo
Thirty fourth Street, siXty-two feet
north or NJ street August 10, 1915.
f3.O50.
l.. y. Umlauf ct Tx. to L. u. Kelley.
lot II IN block II in the plan OF Bel
Csc. July ii. 1915. tax 81, $40
Jacob a. stone ct Tx. to John Tinck,
sSxl40 feet south line Wood Street,
Ij01s feet east Of Seventeenth Street.
april 20. 1916. sl2o.
Elizabeth FL =. T. n Lacy TO Katie f.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Andrew j. Warren, TO repair brick
dwelling. "6lo West Cary Street, TO
cost s20u
j. G. Anderson. to build Il two-storv
brick tenement. three dwellings, on the
north side OF Graham Road, between
Miller and Fenda!l Avenues, TO cost
S22.50o.
Virginia Realty and Construction
Company, to build two-story brick
tenement. two dwellings on the west
side of West street. between Main and
Cary Streets, To cost $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08

OF the corner OF Grove Avenue. Feb
ruary ,, !@l6. Sl4JG
ordway Fuller trustee. 70 Marie A.
Jones. 1oNl+i feet north line Grove
Avenue. sevcnty-fvc feet west of the
corner Of Libby Avenue. February /.
1915, $1,000.
L. T.. pcyton Jr.. trustee. to AIexan-
der IL sands, 1873 acres IN Narina Dis
trict, in Hcnrico County. February >.
1915, S3.56G.
Wil!oushby Newton. Jr., ct AL trus-
tees. To George NJ. -. Robinson, the
same property as described in decd
MeNt ahovt. Echrmary .. 1916. sl!2G.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Old D0lniniOnI,ine

". Richmond. foot OF Ash st. daily. 90 p VI
Leaves Newport News. $500 A II
n.He NoFioiR $500 A. II.
Connections With main limo steamers lesy.
Ing norfolk for New York daily except Sun.
day. 100 T.. 81. Connections also made by a.
& w. Ky. 4. III. ana -. * q. ny. at F. u.
NiG6t line steamers stop at Cla.einont on
signal. and are met by public conveyance
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO. Jane, Rly.,
by daylight for Norfolk. Old Point Newport
News and all James River landings. Monday.
Wednesday, and Friday at zoe A. Al yrelch:
reeeiveh for all la ives kIvsr u,intl
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL, RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule In effect January 9 1916
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond FOR
NORFOLK: 'G:j ~ NJ. 1910 a. NJ q 90 y
81. 'i:01 p. NJ. =
FOR LiNCIIRURG AND THE WEST.
s6:i5 A. NJ. $3.50 A. NJ. $500 p. NJ. .s:a;
r. NJ; Local to Crcwe. 't:15 P. N.
Arrive Eichmoud from Norfolk: .il.4o A
NJ. '6:s5 +: NJ. 800 p. NJ. .u:S0 r. ST. From
me NE. west; 'e;E A. NJ .s:a7 A. NJ. t2;lo p. NJ,
!Ip L. NJ; '6l7 L. NJ. 900 p. NJ.
Daily. tDaiiy except SUNDAY. fsund.y
only. 'uV'
W: y; REvlLI. W: C. SAUNDERS.
:. l. NJ. Roanoke. G.. Z. A. Roa ,oL.
c. r.. BOSLEY. y. p. A.. Richmond. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
BOSTON BUSINESS MAN
LAUDS VAR.NE-SIS
Says Simple Remedy Removed Aches and Pains Of
Rheumatism After Suffering For Years.

Mr. Thomas T.. Burke. the we'll
known merchant tailor Of is School 81
Boston, is enthusiastic about Var-ncs-
sis and what it has accomplished in his
case. He said:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08

enthusiasts about the medicine | de-
cidcd to try ii.
Il do not care for publicity. but feel
that there may he some one Athlete !
as was, ana If my letter will be the
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

Plumbing Inspector Landcrs issued /;
permit yesterday To Il. l.. Holmes, Jr.
for ~ Sommas. llo East Leigh street
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Jailed for s,en,,nu Candy.

Joseph Booker, colored. was SEN
fenced to thirty days In Jail from the
Police Court yesterday on charge
OF stealing a lot OF candy from w. S.
Tarrant,
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HENRICO TRANSFERS.
TWO Deeds Of bargain md Snl
Amnun iIIr % 81 .NSN.

John g. Smith 10 y. j. Hancock
15Xl22 feet At the southeast corner oil
Twenty eighth and Scldcn Streets. Feb
ruary 2, 1915. tax. ST. $40.
Alexander II. Sands ct ux. 10 II. T
Watkins. lS3 acres In Varina AIagis-
tcrial District of Hcnrico County. Jan
uary 90, 1915, tax. 81. $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08

Twenty eirhth Street, sevcnty-one and
/ one-half feet north OF Clay Street.
| l'cbruary I. 1915. $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
MARRIAGE LICENSE.

y marriage license was issued ycstcr-
day by the clerk OF the Hastings Court
to willard -. Faudrec. OF tioochlanl
County and Fannie T. Henley. of Rich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08

itcri was acting as pallbearer at the
funeral OF Mrs. Biagi, the mother Of Il
fellow -countryman.
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sEAHOARD AIR LINZ RAILWAY.

ihc Progressive Hallway of the Soutb =,
Southbound trains scheduled to leave pi.,,-
mona daily: 9:Sj a. NJ. local 10 NorIina: Ia
+. VI. siecper5 and coaches to Jacksonyilie
|Nianta, Birmingham: 6:35 L. ~ throuvh
GoaSnes ana slcepers to Jacksonville; liza
4. H.. Florida Limited: i2:i5 \. NJ. sleeuer.
70 N''ahta. tmingham. Jacksouvilis.
iHinpt ana coaches to Jacksonville
Northbound trains scheduled to arrive In
tichmond daily; i::o y. NJ. 7:23 A. NJ. s:aD
a. NJ. local. $3.50 A. NJ. 5:3T T. II.
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FRI; REG ORD.

$50.
So. wv 'e'''"eS ''e'' 10 Z NJ loss
~lS2? Wallace street, $50 T.. NJ: loss,
$40
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CIANCEnI RELEASE DEEDS.

j.. + Brown. trustee. 10 John w
Taylor GOX9CO feet north line Jacquclir
street, nincty-siX feet east OF Carter
street. February =. 1916. SSiS.
Charles *. Willis, trustee. TO George
!. Eialkowski, 60Xli0 feet east line
Fifth street. AT the south corner OF
Birch Street. February g 1916. $2,3G0.
tee 10 Wyatt Chambers ct w. 30xl0O
feet south line Catherine street. thirty
two feet east OF Hancock Street: also
J2Xlo0 feet at the southeast corner OF
Hancock and Catherine Streets. Feb
ruarY :, 1916. SCOOP.
Joseph Heppert ct ais. trustees. TO
! T.. icslep. lixl3i feet east line Col
icrc street, forty-seven feet south OF
Marshall street. February l. 1916
$50.
II. $. Taylor. Jr.. trustee 70 Will
liam =. Wood. 2S feet inches by l2G
feet , inches east line Fourteenth
street. between Main and Cary Streets
InnuHrN q lHI6 SI2Snn
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Life Insurance. and the other Of s3.onoI
in the Royal Arcanum.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08

Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.
Il ,t Itsa wrssi," ,A s,r,ui-D,dy
". htst tt27 49, L}oM, A. 6tSI 75a AZ. IioW.
t7is An. '727 Az. I sac An. t2SofH. sl5py. sSloPN.
tS1) Az. 1915 N. tt2oi r. tseaPA 7 s3ope. tiI7sa.
tllo PA f5.t7 ~. t1.1t Ra l.2Spa *2l5M. tlaIs w.
Asslist tusn. we'd t w. Iva 7t5 An as nv SO ~ H.
TIA sac ~. LIS k 5i2Pa fr,tudSsus kuca week t,,s
". toa ~: Ar. 5]oM SyidIyt lythl LIS PA H. leA5W
'sii 81. 81. tSTta as t,tspFsi al ina. a.mtie syn
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RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO nv

LIN. Louisville x West. 900 n su.N, :,
Main Line. Locl! .s t.rn 80 y
James River Lin sin. m - 80, p'
News. Nix. Old PIT 81 AZ '''D ~
Newport News. Local .T.,. a -. oo p
Trains arrive from Nix. I'll 30 a. 900, ;,
80 D.; y. News. 1915 q. 500 D. From,
Mes'' SO a.. $40 D.. t3:S a. tt:lo o..
ts .W p. ualiy from Charlottesville cIr,nt
sunday from Thurmond. Jas. H.vor APE
a.. 'I:i0 y. .Daily trrcsn. e., Ls.1'
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HESHICO RELEASE; DEEDS.

Four Krlcase Deeds. Amounting to
=. ,SJS.
III. H. Zimmerman. trustee. TO Law
renee s. Mannoni, 400 feet on the east
side Of Granite Avenue. ISL feet north
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Trains Leave Richmond-afain ST Station
Schedule figures not guaranteed. For ~
South-Daily: $3.50 A. NJ. local; 1890 A. M
express; parlor buffet car; 2. NJ, express.
with Observation sleeping car for Atlants:
Ii:l3 F. NJ. express. sleeping car opcn 900
=; NJ: $500 Z. NJ. local, for keysyills and
York River Line-5:1o p. ~, st.am.,
Train. except Sunday. connecting for BaitI
more M 3rarior carr. 7:aS A. II. and 4:lS P.
Trains Arrive Riehmond-From tho South,
v' NJ a.; ana e;M A. n. $50 p. NJ. $40
G Ga9m We, West PSint: $40 A. ~: except Mon.
0ir,ee so r. n u; M and S:l5 p NJ: daily.
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Richmond & Chesapeake Bay Railway ComDa,,

superscding Schedule of April Il. ioit
Schedule Subject to ChunRs yyIthout
Notice.
:, Trains leave Richmond b,5:5o A. NJ, "a
M, bs A. X. A. NJ. ..1o A. NJ. II A. NJ
H. SEQ p 81. 7:lo p. NJ. bS p. IL. 10 P.
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 A NJ. b.7
~. A. NJ, bs A. NJ. 10 A. NJ 'sil A AZ
AZ noon 81 81: P. M. 3 P. NJ, & p.
Al, oo:s0 p. ~. 6:20 p. NJ, 7:l0 p M
F. NJ. b9 p. NJ. IL p. M.
eCarriea baggage 'oaily except SUNDAY.
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on ACCOUNT OF.

Mechanics Institute fund.
Richmond School for Kinder
IartncrS
Marble Hill press., 1916-09-28

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Marble Hill press., 1916-09-28
The kOrId Ruled Bh words

One of the principal criticisms OF
Nlr Hughes, and Others for that
matter, Of President Wilson's notes
to Germany i that these notes con
tanned nothing but words What
else should notes contain
NasSaSolt sent a sheath oi arrows
to the Puritan Colcnl>tS IN NaSSa-
ChusettS. and the ColomStS sent back
a horn of powder and a bag Of hul-
lets Should Wilson have initiated
this witty exchange. sending has
notes Wrapped round a shrapnel
shell or impalci upon a havonet
Criticisms Of Mr. Wilson's at
Marble Hill press., 1916-09-28
Iel[ Gardher

Colonel Gardners Land Bank Bill
vas a winner with the farmers la Tho
primary and II was warmly con-
mcnded by the democrats assembled
to make the state platform II seems
to Us that any measure which vii
provide cheap money 70 the farmer
10 tx used in the Improvements ot
his farms will be a good thing for
Missouri particularly this southeast
section The measure which Colonel
Gardner has drawn was copied after
the rural bank system Of Germany
and Germanys brand on a financial
project compares very aptly to EdI-
son : name on an electrical applIau,e
When the voters Of Missouri rallfy
the Gardner Land Bank Bill this fall
as thes surely will it will be the
part of good judgment 10 CinCh the
benefits Of that measure by eleCuug
the author Of it To the eovernorShip
No other executive could be aS much
interested in carrying this measure
10 a successful. working, conclusion
rs he BY all fair logic, fred,rcs
d Gardner should he and W. believe
viii be, next governor of NlSSoar
Charleston Enterprise Courier
Marble Hill press., 1916-09-28

Mrs Ha,ttr Il Chandler sife af
Th.,4gorr T Chandler AZ Fa~t Il
ta,fs IA ,h.,i AZ tbr hap, az her
n,rrn,> Nr and Mrs " K Robins
IN ,bis sity F,aiax <..nf,nhsr -
NJ toss , m ss,sl Al wears nn,.
month nnd n DAYS
The funeral xrr> ,,,ts WE'RE held sun
tay at,rrnran NJ N, PRESBYTERIAN
,hurrb ,nnd,,.,,.,i hy Rev &c Nor
can A nrte npn,,cr NJ relative,
and friends axsenbl.-i IN na, their
l,xr t,,huts +, oBr - h,ul they loved
Mrs Chandler sa~ h.,rn At / uteS-
VILE Augna 81 tSS5 and snenr her
vn,,,hf,I snSs With her nasrnts in
,b,s ritv-for several wears she
taugh, Srho.,l At Iutysyille and ii.
c,n,tyh.,ns non,,l,r AS t.,,ber
ami pu,,h l,y.,3 hv h,.r pon,IS She
Marble Hill press., 1916-09-28

nHE democratic party has no pull
on plutVracy for any large coutri-
buttons with which to pay campaign
expenses and is obliged to depend
on small amounts that may be con-
uibuted by the rank and file Of the
party for the necessary amount to
pay the publicity and other leeiti-
mate expenses and Tw rEESs has
been requested to take subscriptions
Marble Hill press., 1916-09-28

Candidate for reelection will address
the oitifers ot Bo.linecr county at the
following named places AMI dates:
licssyulc October ?, at 2N = m :.
Patton oct ., at zap m >redgcwick-
vile oct 10, At leo p IN ~copus Oct.
"a. a. 20 p m Glen Allen OCT II, st
! nl p. m Cooper & Haynes Atnrr Oct.
Il at I'D p m Kalna oct - Al too
=, IN Leopold oct L. at i,IU 3 m
Mr. Hcrs.cy ia 'arce'ul. carNep, and
eioqucUt speaker and stands AZ tho top
81 The hear in congress, and uo ore car
AFFORD 20 mtss the opportunity 20 hear
him The lsd,ca AFR in, ,utca In the
cordial Invitation that is cI'cs,3cd 70 a!l
90 astcnd ono nT porr at ghssc meetings.
Marble Hill press., 1916-09-28
Ne solutions OF sfadenf Bod, of
viii Hstftcid IG sde nv On The
Death af Or. ". N. Na}fictd

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n...,,g, ,n., s,e.,,,rl, DESIRING under
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p..,lx.s Tha, while 49, the stu.
t..,, t.,.,, ~ wiu u.xt,lt C,JI,.,,e
a.s~,,hl.1t IN u.mo,,al ser,i,.,
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.,,,,. .,t ,r.,,,,,,,, a,ons n. -
-. ~. f,h,. yc.x, man 49,. r,,,,r,.
a., -. h,,. N. assurance n his
a,....,,.,s,. :, N. n<,,.. prrssn,,,.
a.. IT,, ~ Al, ,h. earth and h.,
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p..,ly..t T,a, N. s,,ier, h,dx
..,,,.,,..,,., - .,~h o,h., orj 70 m
-, ..,,, com. af,., tho ,>a,p,,la
,....,.,.,,s .h,,,..,.r n
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ih NaShc'd' anu T " 'u' ''"'
Resolved That the student hNii
express its proioundest gratitude for
a.. ,,,vision he made while he
Wv -. rh,,.,;,n o.l,,r,,,,n
Nt'. !" u" '"'',''"" ' 49,, I,
and development OF tue S"uh o'
this land and for the substantial
tc,.,h,,eh, he had for the perr~tuity
-. h. t.ca,,.., ,o h.
Marble Hill press., 1916-09-28
James Reed of NiSSoHri

The democrats of Missouri have
done well to renominate without
opposition their Junior senator
James Reed The United States
senate is entitled 10 the ahlest. most
patriotic and best Of American Citi-
zenship Reed. or Missouri. has
brought to his position in the senate
a class Of character. courage and in
dependence that is worthy the best
Marble Hill press., 1916-09-28
County Court Proceedings

Toag' met pursuant 10 AZ 'ouTuent.
Thars,iay. S"p'rrubor q. taib. and John
Owcns. pors,dtrg ladsc. b"sng absent,
by nr,iar Of court, = g. Lambert vas
apTs.ntrd Presiding Ju,is~ pro ten
oricr by eagr appor'lan So! a..
aaesa' appoU aae4 to Hallt0err -ogpty
D., she state fyun thu goa5 'raas fund
tus she year isia as to,lo~s. " r
IttAcy. treasurer apoctA rgad district
M 2. a..uas.3 STD 09 Herman Fairos.
carusts.ioacf SPECIAL road District Ne
., SIS ga. ". u. lanaAagh. 4aear iay
improvement q p.c1e u p0usss rva3 ia
roat asslrtrt No 1. Sih 80. q y
pcaeAs. seam sastaH~r e ,Fo~.a, foat
Distract No |. So a.
" T. ltrsey. ;vv@sgrer .p~ a. road
a<Fea No :. at'aa "a sisi ~ Go rers
A.. .stsu # sa..1 tss rsaa .ape1,eneet.
lgr-aaa E-trtos. eaaans, aecr af
s.rr.raA. se.,i 4sstg ~ =. A.ased $t1
u, anrt 4aaAs4sn "a yail tas ,g,aA s-a.
gg e@eag
" n lAnAaasa. a-asr t1- p.eve e
raj improvement. sl.ouea S-iu ~ tr
r~t ss~rroseasrn, sa naves dof,a'pa at
sl, ~
y Ise~ess, r.arr.'@atoarg ~ ROAD
tssafa~t ~ /. asowrA sssA 10 a.~ct la-
rsta= ~ sgo sr' road Improvement
A .....4,. .....f NE.s.s.s....-r q
La Junta tribune., 1916-02-12

1omb oun1l8 O1nnnao Unnsannns
naDu1s es.ss Gvo1s - - -
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La Junta tribune., 1916-02-12

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- = usslgll Regular o0.oo eon
v9.oe Og01p ~ ~
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~ - p1u.1ng ~ .60
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La Junta tribune., 1916-02-12

All our Boys and Youth's Overcoats win be
put on sale at one-han price. These in
clude all the latest styles and patterns in
Boys Goats
La Junta tribune., 1916-02-12
! ! Price

0se ies q Mas lgsliun veieht uin-
ter ssitA suitable for spsiAg vsss.
h al tAs sseiusvs nedsas ssA fab-