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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-22

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So do We And merchants
columns consistent dayOda honesty of the sort that isn't spectacular
STILL it's of good failing
should the subject the letters get It's like You
remember Charles A. Dana definition He said that dog
ran down the street with tin can TIED to ITS tall that wasn't news But
People seldom think of mentioning the commonplace And alb
be e'r no need " for this this work " Of ours
RECENT paragraph we had occasion
onery with careless service given customer
to this comment was the text Of sign displayed by the Tower
has no connection with their own establishment nu..
was error to confuse the the two m WE @
Stationery Co. called attention to these interesting state
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& P a@ s Sssr I has pp and nda 'SS
goods purchased We're to accent their o r 5
always will, no matter wha is the to U.S."
house that aims high that deserves better treatment not %
from The Tribune but from the eme who unfortunately mep
scented his firms real policy
TT ALF year you published faulty guarantee
They the light, and believe reference TO their GOOD
judgment stands would not be ams
Iowa about it? L BENDER.
The guarantee" printed in this column last June read
these cigarettes should found faulty any "
please his ticket, giving particulars
NJ. MELACHRIN0 & CO., INC,
Sfis Gsa Sats'' elect if
The m inclosed
For Your proeconThe dicacy of the tobacco in these s
makes them occasionally subject climatic changes
If they faulty please this slip to
NJ. MELACHRINO INC
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about what will be done after the slip is returned.
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CARPET CLEANING
DIAMONDS
MULTIGRAPHING
SITUATIONS WANTED


Male
ELEVATOR RUNNER.-Young man. 20. white: can
glye references T. A. StOckhammcr. san Viz
ginia ave. jersey City y. J.
DEPENDABLE MAN with small. refined family.
desires position large farm or estate. reference.
NJ Dale Gl3iz Lake. Elmira, y. y
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Humidity
Barometer Readings

3 a .3o.lI l p. m. .Sol7 p. m. 80. Is
Local forecast.-Rain or snow to-day followed
by clearing and someshat warmer Tomorrow fair
and colder Fresh TO strong south. shifting 10 west.
winds.
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LOST. POUND AND REWARDS
LOST BAsEBoOKs.

Lost -BsntfD,k 10 mss. Star E0trs's Bsnb.
q Cslxs q. Payleszt ttgSea. I1ssss return u
tax.
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BOARD WANTED

WANTED, by refined American. Christian family q
. adults ana small children. rooms and bath,
either IN apartment or private house. preferably
where there are other children or boarders. II
proper environment can be found would make Il
our permanent home. viii furnish best references:
viii pay $50 per week T. s. BOX 49, Tribune
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,ho merit Advisor piR appear Tuesday, February 1'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-08-10
: r. F. d. No. 1.

Miss Willie Anderson is visit
ing friends in the Fort Valley.
There will be Harvest service
at Valley Pike Church, Satur.
day afternoon at / 80 by Rev. P,
|. CARRIER, of Greenmount.
Miss Clara Bauserman spent
the first of the week with her
sister, Miss Nettie Bausermau.
Mr.. Geo. Whitaker spent Sum
day with his family.
Mr.. F. P. Spiggle and family
spent the first of the week with
friends at Stephens City.
Mrs. r. F. Crabill and daugh.
ter VERNE visited her sister Mrs.
Mary Hamman at Mt. Olive,
Sunday.
One of the hea West rains for
years fell here Thursday after
noon. Quite a lot of damage
was done to the roads. Bridges
AND fences were swept away by
the rushing streams.
Miss Frances Burner gave
party Tuesday evening in honor
OF her friend, Miss May Funk,
of Manassas.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-08-10
More Relief Needed in Turkey.

According to Ambassador Ell.
kus, who has just returned from
Turkey. and Mr.. Peet, who was
for many months i'll charge of
relief work in Constamtinop'e
aud is down in Vevey, Switzer-
/ md, the need of relief is III
crea sing throughout the entire
Turkish Empire. Both men say,
too, that the channels for send
ing money are wide open and
nothing stands in tile way Of ad-
illustrating help save tie lack
of funds.
A telegram just received from
Mr.. Peet by the American Com.
mittee for Armenian and Syrian
Relief gives the latest informa-
ton as sent him by S. r. Fowle,
who is today working in Con-
stantiuople: "Fowle beseech-
ing most urgently for money.
People dying. workers becoming
Respondent" SAYS the dispatch.
Some time ago the committee
sent a hundred thousand dol
lars and additional funds were
Transmitted from New York on
the day this cablegram was re-
c.ived.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-08-10
Read The Following Letters.
They May BE Of Interest
To l0u.
Front ROYAL

Front Royal, Va, Dec. IS, rs,
L have used the Indian Ridge water,
and Can testify TO Its superior quail
tty and its efhcacy in disorders OF the
stom ach and kidneys. | believe it to
De far superior to many OF the high
grade mineral waters now on The
market, and 1t will accomplish great
results in the above named disorders.
M. +. HANSBRoUGH, NJ. d.
Charles Town, w. Va,
Jan. 81, 1917.
AS to what | think of "Indian
Ridge" Mineral Water.
After twelve years of the most awful
agonies that any mortal ever endured
or possibly could have endured from
Stomach trouble. The Indian Ridge
Mineral Water in itself proved the
ouly effective thing. | tried all of the
local physicians and spent three
months in a Baltimore Hospital, but
all to no purpose. Respectful ly,
MISS JENNIE s. GoETz
Cedsrville. Va, Feb. 7, 1916.
| am glad to testify to the merits OF
Indian Ridge Mineral Water. II
me OF Dropsical condition,
ouO ScSofo &tthCk Oi ta5uHatlStn,
and should recommend the use OF
The water Instead OF cathartic medi.
sine. Yours truly,
MRS. A M. VAN ZEE.
II you suffer with Indigestion, Con-
'tipation, Rheumahsm, Liver. Kid.
ley or Bladder trouble, you should
rive "Indisn Ridge" Mineral Water
j trial. Send us 500 for ten gallons
lse as directed and If you are NOT
we will return your 81 90 is
8 understood that the empty demi-
ohns are to be returned prepaid,
1ithin 80 days; Ii you want further
roof OF the efficacy OF this Water,
Write for statements Address,
W. A. DUKE q SON. Props.
sly So-lk kroat Rayel "
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-08-10
List of COnveyanCeS

W. W. Logan and wife to c. j
Kronk and wife, tract of land in
Shenandoah county; 5000.
Jos. q. Tisinger, admr. of Jacob
w. Dingledine, dec'd,to The Town OF
Woodstock, strip of land for public
street to be known as Dingledine
street.
Same to the United States OF
America, part OF the Jacob W. Din
gledine property in Woodstock;
$4,000.
Jas. 81. Smoot and wife to F. s.
Tavenner, lot in Woodstock; $500.
Lydia NJ. Rinker to F.. n. Cola
day, 43s acres in Powell's Fort; SAT.
E. e. Painter and wife to ]. H.
Dellinger, 5 or 6 acres in Ashby dis
trict, s2,175.
Marg aret G. Grove and Oliver
Grove, her husband. to Emma B.
Stickley. three tracts, "a acres, near
Mt Olive; $1,000.
Monroe Fry and wife to W. W.
Logan, two tracts, 2 acres, about two
miles east of TOMS Brook.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-08-10

is real glad to be at his home.
He and his friends are gratified
that his condition is about nor
NAL.
Hugh l. Crabill, wife and cllA-
dren and DR.. Stockdale and wife.
of New Kensington, Pa, are
visiting the family of w. E.
McInturff.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Slagle
and children aud Mrs. Fannie
Glotfrety, OF Olliopyle, Pa, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jar.
Wis Stark.
Mrs. Ella Wilcox Hockman
after a visit to Rev. E. B. Shay
er, returned to her home in Win.
chester, Monday.
Dr.. D. L. Shaver, of The
Plains, attended the protracteC
meeting here over Sunday ant
returned Monday. His son
Duke, came Tuesday and will
stay for few days.
Albert E. Shaver left Wednes.
day for The Plains, where he
will clerk in Shaver's Pharmacy
E. w. Afflick and family are
visiting with Mrs. Ellen Yew.
Milton Saum has been on the
sick list for the past several
days.
A. G. Shaver was at From,
Royal, Strasburg aud Winches.
ter Monday on business trip
for The Quality Music House.
Rev. E. L. Miller who is hold
ing the protracted meeting is
preaching able sermons each
night to crowded houses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard, of Alex
andria who visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Beydler returned to their
home Sunday evening.
Carson Spiker who visited with
his family returned to Elkton
Tuesday.
Mrs. Martha Spiker who has
been on the sick list is conva-
lescing.
Luther Conner had the mis-
fortune to have his valuabl
young Jersey cow to die last
Friday.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-08-10
Mt. jackson.

MiSS Constance Bush, OF Alex
andria is visiting her sister
Mrs. Kate Moore.
Ralph Wolfe arrived Monday
from Rock Hill, S. c., for a
weeks visit to his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G.. w. Wolfe.
Carson Patterson, of Pittsburg
arrived Saturday for a visit to
his grandmother, Mrs. M. E. B.
Allen.
Tanquary Lonas and wife, OF
Sun, w. Va, are spending some
time with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. P. Lonas.
Mrs. VIM. Grandstaff, Of
Hawkinstcwn WHO has been i'll
for the past week. is improving.
Edgar Jordan of Baltimore is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Par.
uIelia Jordan.
Mrs. G. c. Ruby who has been
Ill for several days is improving.
James Towers, of Baltimore
spent several days last week with
his brother, c. M. Shannon.
Miss Josephine Friday, Of
Reading, Pa, is visiting Miss
Alberta Roller.
Miss Georgia Apperson return
ed Sunday from Stephens City
where she had been visiting Miss
Florence Guard.
Miss Edyth Burkett, who had
been visiting friends in Bridge
water, returned to her home
Saturday.
Miss Katie johnson, of Beck.
ley, w. Va, is spending her
vacation with her mother, Mrs.
Kate Johnson.
Misses Mary Wise and Myrtle
Kennedy. of Waynesboro are
visiting Mr.. ]. H. Tisinger and
family.
Miss Sallie Wolfe is visiting
her sister, Mrs. G. C. Ruby near
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Allen and
daughters, Misses Frances, Mary
and Laura Allen, Mrs. r. J.
Walker, and Mr.. Ripley Walker
have returned to their hon E 9 |
after a weeks camping trip at
lie Strawderman Camp near /
Liberty Furnace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tanquery Lonas |
Of Sun, w. Va, and Miss Katie !
johnson, Mrs. John Lonss and
daughter, Misses Virginia and
Laura Lee Loras we're motor
yisitorS IL Woodstock tuesday,,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-08-10
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA,
In the Clerks Office OF the Circuit
Court OF Shenandoah County,
ln Vacation. July Is, 1917.
Edna F. Wright and John W. Wright,
her husband, and N. F. Hsmrick,
'''.''..... .....-........C omplts.
vs.. In Chance-y.
Lewis q Hsmrick, Sarah z. Ham
rick, Martha A. Deets, and Clar-
ence Deets, her husband, Virginia
T.. Smith aud John Smith, her hus-
band, Joseph Hamrick, Mary F.
Sheveiand and Peter Sheveland,
her husband. Defts
The object Of this suit is to sell for
the purpose of partition, unless sus-
ceptible to partition in kind convent
emily among the parties, that certain
tract of land that was conveyed to
Catherine Wright for hsr life, and ut
her death to her children, Under deed
from N. F. .Hamrick to her and her
children bearing date on the 23rd
day OF March, 1899, and recorded in
the Clerks Office of the County of
in Deed Book No. 30,
page POI, the said tract adjoining the
lands OF Philip Rinker, Joseph Hot
tel aud others, in the vicinity of
Virginia, and contain.
iug acres, more or less also for
of the proceeds of sale.
after payment of costs of suit and
sale 80 the children OF Catherine
Hamrick, deceased, and for general
relief.
1t appearing by affidavit fled that
The defendants, Lewis II. Hamrick,
Sarah G. Hamrick, Martha Deets,
md Clarence Deets, her husband,
Virginia E. Smith aud John Smith,
aer husband, Joseph Hamrick. Mary
2 Sheveland and Peter Sheveland,
1er husband, are non-residerts of this
State. 1t is ordered that they do ap-
pear In the Clerks Office of our said
iOurt at the Court House of said
County, within fifteen days after due
publication Of this order, and do
THAT is necessary to protect their
interest.
NJ. B. WUNDER, CLERK.
'avenner & Bauserman, p. q.
July 20-4t
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-08-10
feStival.

There will be q Festival held ct
Dssrick or Cross Roads, Satur6ay
night Aug. 1fth. All the delicscies (
the season will be served, incIucir z
ice cream, lemonade, peanuts, cam
dies.
baiIoon ascension at 1890 o'c. ock.
All come out aud spend : pleasant
evening together. Commitsss.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-08-10
IN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE

IN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE
| United States District Court for the
Western District of Virginia, at
| Lynchburg, Virginia, on the 18th day
of July, 1917.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Pc
tltloners, VS.. EMMANUEL LUTHER
AN CHURCH, RICE HEIRS, EFT AIS.
defendants. No. COG, action to condemn
land.
The object of this suit is to con-
denim, for the uses and purposes of the
United States of America, for a Ma
tional Forest Reserve, and for the pro-
lection of the watersheds of nayigable
streams and Of conserving the nayf-
gability of navigable rivers, as proyid-
led by the Act of Congress Of March
1911, (36 Stat. L., 961), known as the
weeks Forestry Act, and the amend
ments thereto of August 10, 1912, (37
stat. L., 500, and March 4, 1913, (37
stat. L., 1851, 1878 acres Of land. con-
slstlng OF the Emmanuel Lutheran
Church Tract of SS.01 acres and the f.
Il. Rice Heirs Tract of SAT- acres
situated, principally, in Lee District of
shenandoah County, Virginia: Said
Tracts, or either Of them, in whole or
In part, are embraced within or over
tapped upon or affected by the follow
ing grants: Bernard Peal, August G.
ioo4, oOO acres. Benjamin Faucet.
August Z, 1879, 915A acres, aud Isaac
Samuel, October %, 1899, 95S acres.
The locations and descriptions nv
metes and bounds, of said lands. with
plats and surveys of same, and the
particular nature of the uses and mr..
poses for which the condemnation Of
same is sought, fully appear in the ne
ution and exhibits thereto, which were
hled in my Office on March is. 1915
and to which reference is made.
IL appearing. by affidavit, as follows
ID That the following defendants
are non-residents of the State of viz
slnia, to-wit: John E. Alderman and !.
VIE, Linda Alderman; Eugene AZ. Rice
ana wife, Lily 81. Rice; Leila ]. Racine |
ma husband, Charles c. Racine: Char.
es b. Rice; Mrs. B. G. Brock: Mrs.
Anna Il. Hart; Mrs. Hortense Cullers
lhu husband, DIR. - Cullers; Emma /
J. Tanner and husband, H. G. Banner.
hrs. Anna 5. Cox; Jacob f. Golladay.
drs. Hannah r. Golladay; A. Neese
iolladay; Mrs. Florence L. Wise
{. M. Golladay; John M. Golladav.
'iarenee T. Golladay; g. Robert Cola.
ay; Lucinda Golladay: William Il.
ioiladay Nathan Walker; Mrs. Julia |,
'owers; Bell Mcdonald; w. H. Rich
lond; y. y. Richmond; A. s. Rich
lond and Mrs. Nancy Orndorff Ii
I'd That due and reasonable dill ,
ence has been used, by and on behalf
petitioner, to ascertain the follow
g. to-wit:
IA In what county or CORPORATION I
re following defendants are. to-wif
. = Singer: 1gl11 -<mA G6neur. NJ.
AZ 0 AlonDs 4 n -
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-08-10
MAURERTOWN
STORM DOES MUCH DAMAGE.

The severe rain storm that
struck Maurertown and sur
rounding country within a
radius of three miles on Thurs
day afternoon about $50 o'clock
and again at 10 o'clock at night
left in it's wake a track of de-
struction. The Southern rail-
way track south of town for
distance of $50 wards was washed
out of line from 4 to 7 feet. And
the wooden trestle supporting
the centre of the railroad bridge
at Pughes Run was carried away,
causing the transfer of passen-
Gers, express and baggage until
Friday morning.
The gardens of the town were
DESTROYED, and in those of L. A.
Bauserman, Luther Kohn and
Mr.. Kiser the soil was washed
at places deeper than they were
plowed. Corn fields were wash
ed and the corn broken off and
blown to the ground. The lum-
Der at S. ]. Wagner's saw mill
was entirely carried away, his
mill dana ged, his garage moved
from its foundation.
The flour exchange of L.
kiser'S flooded and the post
office, by the lumber aud drift,
was in danger of being washed
away. The cellars in the east
side oil town, except those on
high ground, were flooded and
several dwellings had the first
floors covered from two to four
inches with water.
The slaughter house of E. l..
Rosenberger, east of town was
washed away and the concrete
floor, six inches thick aud weigh
ing 5000 lbs, followed it. The
dwelling house of James McWil-
liams was moved from 7 to 81
feet from its foundation and
partially turned about. His son,
B. Nc Williams home was flood
ed and his wife, who was con-
fined with an attack of typhoid,
had to be carried to the home of |
J osepll Reedy. Our oldest in
habitants do not have any recol-
lection of a food of such height. |
AT the home OF Mrs. Emma
Bauserman they have a high
water mark of the food of 1894,
but this one surpassed it by
n inches. Fences, foot bridges
and wagon bridges were swept
away. Main street was covered
10 depth of 3 to S feet. Tie
road leading to the depot was
washed free Of macadam. This
lad been replaced but few days
igo from the washout of last
week. A number OF chickens
we're washed away.
Miss Goldie Crabill visited her
,rother-in-law and sister, Mr..
Ind Mrs. w. E. McIuturff. She
'eturned to Washington, Tues.
lay. where she is a yeoman in
he naval service.
Mrs. Florence S. Seals and
Mrs. W. B. Wagner, who have
been the guests of Mrs. A. G.
shaver for ten days, returned to ]
heir homes at Winchester, Sur
lay, in the auto of w. D. Shaver.
Thomas Flynn, Jr., who is
by the B. & o. r.. h.
It Camden Station, Baltimore, is I
listing his father, Thomas {
Flynn, Sr. q
Mrs. Henderson Roberts, of
tectortown. is visiting her si:-
er. Mrs. c. H. Spiker. T
Abram Beydler, who had been n
t Winchester Memorial Hos q
ital for eight weeks, and :. ),
ad two successful operations,
sturned liouie last Friday eve A
inv in his snn Huuhso ante II a,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-08-10

The Crown Prince seems de-
terri. ined to corquer Verdun if
he has to use up the German
nation. Up to date lie is exactly
where he began year ago, and
t,idt part of the German nation
unfortunate enough to be under
his command is being used up as
fast as he can throw them into
the slaugllter.-Balt. American.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-08-10
First Aid Classes

To be organized. One for women
and girls; the other for men aud boys
Those desiring to join should apply
to any member of the committee for
Information,
MABEL L. WALTON,
MRS. b. A, WARRINER,
MADGE FUNKHoUSER,
Commit tee.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-08-10
W. STMORELAND DAVIS
NOMINATED FOR
GOVERNOR.

By the result of the Primar,
Election, Westmoreland Davis is
nominated as a candidate t +
Governor; Saunders. for Attorney
General; James, for Secretary
of the Commonwealth, aud Hart
for Superintendent of Schools.
It is a strong ticket and Il e
election of the nominees is cons
Stdered certain.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-08-10
ASK Anyone Who tia. usea II.

There are families who always aim
to keep bottle or Chamberlain s
Collie Diarrhoea Remedy in the house
for use in Case it is needed, and Aud
that it 10 not only good Investment
but saves them no end of sufferirg.
AS to Its reliability, ask anyone who
has used 1t. adv.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-08-10
EDUCATION FADE POSSIBLE
FOR ALP"

Ferrum Training School 10 { -Four
Year Agricultural High School, and
offers education to young people OF
small means. Boys can work their
way through. Girls may have :
chance also An unparalleled oppor.
tunity. Write for catalogue.
REV B. NJ. BEcKHAM, A. NJ, D. D. 4,
Principal.
June l5-2mo FERRuM, VA.
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ANo, george carer Marshall ~;
s2s James Dwight Hisey ~
lls4 Isaiah Moody Brill AZ:
1873 Roy Sidney Link Al
1889 Mahlon Hupp Chiles AZ
81 Thomas Jackson Kipps ~
1913 Luther Oscar Tamkin Al!
635 Charles Earl Hotel 4S,
l4l6 Thomas L Wilson As,
SOL Harrison Edw. McClanahan A..
633 Clarence Edward Hepner AZ
1926 Allen T. Wolfe 49,
7l2 Walter Romeo Good a.
II John Gardner G. cd 48
SOP George Washington Glenn As
1865 Henry Dudley Ludwig 4o
SOL Albert Bauman Borden 48
S7S M'rtin Luth. Les'r Dellinger 40
1888 Frank Eshelman Good 40
237 Samuel Thomas Hines 40
422 Tobias Thomas Hamb' eton az
$40 Howard Berlin Fadeley ~
1858 John Edward WEIGH 49
544 j. Monroe Sager 49
S24 Ashby Lee Plaugher 49
452 John Lester Snowman AZ
1913 Ashby Drummonds. 4s
POP Samuel Morgan Campbell sc
l64 Paul Calvin Andersen sc
268 Freeman Matthias Rinker 81
272 Joseph Monroe Scothern 81
tl9S William George Carper 81
l24S Bender Balthis Kneislsy 81
liza John David Scott = 81
964 James A Miller 81
866 Landon l.. Nicholson 81
500 Raymond Houston Ludwig 81
407 Vernon Lee Dellinger S
262 Cletus Miller Myers s.
Se6 Carl Cohesion Boyer S
1878 James Mason Supinger 5
1465 Benjamin Walter Kline 5
SS3 John William Boyce 5
li6l Perry Mckinley Fishsr S
769 10y Herman Fauber 5
| 1852 Roy AIonzo Beddows 5
! 776 Lester Lee Huffman 5
1880 Forest Jefferson Campbell 5
1898 Medford Sibert
566 Ernest Wisman
5sl William Alden Estep
Bill Prince Albert Spionsr
1927 Robert Lee Funk
124 Albert Moses Getz
48l Isaac Bowman s
895 Ernest Jordan Coffelt
744 Frank Scott
979 Harry Holt Richard
582 Lloyd Richard Fadeley
1909 Charles William Ritter
1867 William Leslie Richardson c
S29 John Vernon Ritenour
240 Ira Vernon Jordan
1923 Charles Butcher
400 Russell Foltz
l0ll William Floyd Stark
500 Milton Lee Holler
HOS Hubert Franklin Sager
| 444 Harry Hohns Bauserman
636 Lester 10y Hotel
1856 Walter Edward Rodeffer
634 Grover Milton Roller
1926 Oliver c. Hambleton
1853 William Henry Brinklow
AT Jesse Monroe Bowers
rs Lloyd Lee Fadeley
1919 Boyd franklin Taylor
6,2 Chas Samuel Whetzel
1868 Herbert William Miller
$40 Ernest Carl Kibler
1850 Benton Robert Boyer
1893 Robert Russell Rlnker
1913 Austin Benjamin Sheetz
1906 Grover Cleveland Steadman
1913 Clinton Franklin Riffey
1865 William Clearly
8ol Verne Lee Foltz
1881 David Earl Wymer
| l413 Benjamin Baker Snarr
l58 Jackson Linden Will
778 Jacob Emanuel jenkins s
l Jacob r. Bowman
l87 Robert Clarence Bambers 6
| 81 Herman Sanditon
los Jacob Paul Silvious
$50 Andrew Clan ence Miller 5
1920 Jesse Harrison BLY, s
836 Carl William Tamkin 5
SO Hunter Bernard Lloyd S
1887 Harold Francis Godlove s
9S5 Ben Franklin Ruby 5
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husband of Mrs. Clara Cook, de
ceased) John w. Riley; George F.
Riley; Amos Brown; Mrs. Catherine
Ann Cummins, Widow, in her own
right and as executrix of Robert Cum
minis, deceased; Alexander Brown
Cummins; Peffer-Cone Lumber Com.
pany; A. N. Hanline and 8. M. Han
line, (partners doing business as A. M.
< s. NJ. Hanline) Riverton Mills Com
pany; Edward Ritenour; Harriet q.
Brent; Henry NJ. B. Bowen; 1t appear
ing, BY said affidavit, that said defend
ants and each and every Of them can
not be found;
(b) Whether said last-named de-
and the aforesaid non (-res;-
dent defendants, or any of them. are
lead, and the names of the heirs and
appearing that the unknown heirs anu
ievisees Of such of said persons as NAV
70 dead are defendants to said suit.
md, by said affidavit, that the names
4 such heirs and dsvissea Il any there
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