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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-04
Wanted-White Women and

Wanted-White Women and
girls, Is years old and over,
for clean, pleasant and prof
table employment in our
modern cigarette factory.
Pay while learning not less
than $1.25- per day; after
learning from $3.50 to $3.50
per day Of ten hours. Pay
once a week. Meals served
below cost, BRITT S H
AMERICAN TOBACCO Co,
LTD, 900 North Lombardy
street.
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VIRGINIA. IN THE Law AND
EQUITY COURT OFF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. THE 18TH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1911:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-04
HELP WANTED-MALE
AND FEMALE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CIGARETTE MACHINE
OPERATORS FOR DAY
OR NIGHT WORK. CAN
MAKE FROM $500 TO
S25.0O PER WEEK. BRIT
ISH- AMERICAN TOBAC-
co co, 900 n. LOMBARDY
STREET.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-04

Severe Barn. Relieved i'm Five Minutes.
Sprains and bruises. relieved In few
hours. Discharge from ear twenty
years. relieved in few days. Sooth-
ing Balm for chapped hands and ltps.
Chiiblains relieved quick. TWEEN
TEETH CENTURY ROYAL LINZ
MENT. 500 East Marshall.
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HELP WkNlED--MALE.

CARNEGIE STEEL CO.
Wants 100 Coiored Lsborers. Hate of
pay 80 cents per hour; a erage daily
wage, x5se. monthly. si's.s0. Good
chances for advancement, Company
furnishes stea1n- heated bunk houses
with shower baths ana tbs best ia
bile board possible at reasonable
price Apply CARNEGIE STEEL co.
FREE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 7o1
East Gary street. Tran sportation.'
Leave Richmond every Wednesday
morning.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

Two Lady Canvassers TO Do
house To- house denonstra-
lions MR. KAY 10 18th
Street.
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FOR SALE.

A WeIl-fmproved 75-Acre Farm on
the Darbytown road. two and three
quarter miles from city. Price, 500
per acre. Address 3. KOEPPE,
owner r. r. d. No. s, Box 1913.
For Sale--Tyvo Pointern--Mother and
son---mother fine bird dog; pup not
broke. s35 and SIS. f. MEL GLENN,
Prospect. Va
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Wanted at Once-Experienced
and ipexperienced operatives
over IL years old on packing
machines and other work.
Night and day employment.
Beginners paid $3.50 per
week. Can earn more in a
short time. Time and half
for night work. Apply AL
LEN & GINTFR BRANCH,
eth and Cary streets.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

For saIe-vaWable store Property, :.
acres of ground. stock and fixtures
on main railroad from Philadelphia
TO Baltimore. right at station: on built
road Route ISL. at Barnsley, Pa
Postoffice: pays well: immediate pos
session: reason for selling on account
OF health. Apply to CLINE T. WAT
SON, Barnsley, Pa.
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N w. Perkins. ..........-....P Plaintiff
against IN Chanoery
Marguerite Haynes and Ford NJ. Booth
Defendants
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WOOD AND COAL.

All Kinds OF Fuel In Scarce. Order Be
fore you run cut. My coal is clean
and gives heat. My wood is dry,
cooks quick meals. LONGS. 1906
West Broad Madison 1859
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ssSun6sy only.
day. B Ba gage
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FIFTY LABORERS

Nanted--s0 Ts4borxsrs for Tearing
down OLD tobacco factory at north
east corner Sixth and Canal streets
Apply to MR. SWAMI on the job.
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LEGAL NOTICES
COMMISSIONERS SALE

Notice l~ Hereby Given. That in pur. luauro Of the authority and directions contained in the decretal order of the Chan ar9 CouU Of Garland County, made a11 entered on the 3uth day of AHj.. X D. 1917. in a certain cause Ol3. G3No then pending therein be-
 tween IJamp Williams, complainant and R C. Iayies. A. T. Davies and W S Ledgcrwood. defendants, the un- uer. 'gl1d, as Commissioner of said Cour;. N'.) offer for sale al pub ic veudGu :o the highest bidder, al the front door or entrance of the County Courthouse. in which said County i, hold. in the County of Garland within tho hours pre- crbed by law for judicial
 aICs. on the IS, h day of June A. D. IgII the following described real es- tate to wit. An undivided l-2 interest in a portion of Lot 6, Block l66 ac- cordins 10 the map of the Unhed States Government reservation ID the City of Hot Springs, Garland County. Arkansas, and more particularly de- scribed as follows: Commence at the North corner of -aid lot 6. on west line of Holly street, ah0 run thence South on dividing line between oss 3 and C. is feet; thence at angle 10 left in a northeasterly direction on a stra ght line to nearest point Of west Inc of Holly street. 1i1 feet; thence along the west line of Holly street In a northerly direction to the place O. beginning. Also the following tract Commencing at a point 50 feet South east from the North corner Of lot G., block 1GG, on Holly street. thence in a Southwest direction l47 feet; hence Southeast parallel with the west line of Holly street 5S feet; thence North aea on a sraight line to nearest point on Holly street; thence Northwest on Holly street 30 feet to place Of begin hing
 As othe following tract. Part or lots 5 and 6. in Block l6l, Of the Hot springs reservations surveyed, mapped and p,atted by the United States Hot Springs Commissioners mo more par ticu arlv described as followe: Com l1euc.ne at a point on the east line ot sad lot 6. l52 0nd 710ths feet sou. h of the Northeast corner oi said lot C, be na the common corner of Holly ana Magnolia streets thenIe in westerly direction parallel with the dividing line uf lois { and 5. in said block l4S feet more or loss to the east boundary Nne of lof z. in -ald block; thence Tn a uortherlv direction ong east bo1nd- .ery ue oi said lot z SS ieet thence eastery I3a feet to ule east boundary line of lo, 6. uhcnce Southerly along
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ORMESDALE IS
 STAKE WINNER
RIDDEN BY McTAGGERT THE WIL. SON HORSE WON THE BIG
 METROPOLITAN HANDICAP.
Mile Run in t;39 t-5 Was Considered Very Good Considering the Condition of the Track, Which Was Heavy.

New York May % With the Metro DO tan handicap at one mile as the ea- tue Of the card the annual priuc meeting of the Wes chester Racug Association began at the Belmont Parn race course today Only seven horses laced the barrier owing to the inolem ent weather and a heavy rack R T. Wilson's 4-yearold chestnut cot. Ormesdale by rmandale-Madchen. carrying Ill pounds and cleyerly rid den by Jockey Johnny McTaggart, was returned an ea-y winner by four lengths.
 The public choice, James Buffers Spur another 4-yearod. finished sec oud a length in front of Harry Payne Nhi.ney's aged geldng Borrow. which finished third Dick Williams, Celan- dra, cd Koenia and Fernrock. the other starters. finished in the order named
 August Belmont scratched the top weight $ romboli, but sub tiuted Fornrock Colaudria was another add ed starter.
 or 10 a good start. Mc1aggarj ;o,H Ormesdale out in front aud never re inquiahed the lead Dick Williams Borrow and Clemandria followed close iy whle Spur, which Was SOW ge, gona old Koeuig and Fernlock wa the order as they ra ed 10 the bend oul of the back stretch \ they turned Dick Williams and Ce andrld cuar Ienged the leader, but hey were shak en of beaten and Borrow made nis bid at the top Of the home stretch Meanwhile the Cavorite. Spur. running close to he ral was gamely an wer ng his rders cal and in the final quarter of a mile he passed Borrow but was unable to gain on the leader Spur had to be hard ridden auu whipped 10 beat Borrow.
 McTaggart had omething left in his noun and when he let him down foi the final effort Ormesdale responded and won going away in handy fashion The w.nner's time, 1:39 1-5. was exec lent considering the condition of the track The race had a guaranteed value of 5000
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sHERlFF's SALE.

Notice thereby given tha. hy yIr- tue and authority of an execution is. sued and to be directed and delivered by the clerks of the Garland Circuit Court in favor Of l.. O. Trantham and asains w A Tranthsm levied upon and will expose for sale to the highest bidder a. the west front door Of the courthouse. within and for Garland County. Arkansas, between the hours for judic'al sales. on fhe Sth day of June. 1917. all the right title and in- terest of said W. A. Tranthdm in ana to the following de-cribed lands, situ- atcd in Garland County Arkansas, to- wi: The east Ina of northwest quaT- ter northeast quarter of southwest quarter northwest quarter of southeast quarter all in section tventy-niue, township two south. range twentytwo west.
 Terms of Sale; To be sold on a credit of three months, purchaser 10 give bond with approved security and a lien to be retained on the said lands until payment of purchase money. Witness my hand as sheriff, this 18th day of May, 1917.
 B. O. SMITH, Sheriff By w. CURL, Deputy Sheriff.
 5-21.t2
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AUTO LICENSE WARNING.

All auto owners who are operating cars upon the streets of Hot Springs or the highways of Garland county without a state license are hereby warned 10 provide themselves with such license immediately. and those refusing to comply with the law will be arrested.
 Section 642s of said law reads as fO lows
 The owner of each motor vehicle shall have 8 number corresponding with the number of the certificate of registration and registration seal. issued by the commissioner of state lands, highways and improvements, as herein before I'ovided, conspicuously displayed upon the FRONT and BACK of every such motor vehicle owned by him whenever the same shall be driven or used upon the public high. ways in this state"
 Any person violating the provisions of this section shall. upon conviction, be fined in any sum not exceeding $25"
 $. ]. ERICKSON.
 Co lRftOr
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LEGAL NOTICES

east boundary line of said lot 6, 77 feet to the place of beginning
 Terms of Sale; On a credit of three months, the purchaser being required to execute a bond as required by law and the order and decree of said Court in said cause, with approved security, bearing interest at the rate of 10 per cent per annum from date of sale until pad, and q lien being retaired on the premi es sold 10 secure the payment Of the yurdlase money.
 Given under my hand this 22nd day Of May A. D. 1917.
 F. w. ROWI4ES,
 Commissioner in ChanCery. NOtCe:-A Commissioners Sales are held on Monday.
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RED GROSS TO
 PARTICIPATE IN PAUABE
ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR Lo. CAL CHAPTER TO OBSERVE
 REGI STRATlON DkY.

Al a meeting of the executive com mlttee of the Hot Springs Chapter of the American Red Cross held yester day it was decided to parti ipate in
 the exercises Co be held on next Tues day houOrInp Americas first registra- ton day A committee of which Mir. George A Callahan is chairman was appointed to make sItab arrange- ments and to confer with the com.
 mitee appointed by the Business
 Mems League which has this celebra.
 ton in charge.
 At a meeting of thls committee
 held yesterday morning it was de. clded to have the Red Cross repre- sented through both its work and its members. The former will be done by furnishing a number of floats on which will be staged various phases
 of the Red Cross work. The members are expected 10 form a Red Cross division. following these floats.
 All ct the women members of the society are requested 10 meet at the
 Red Cross headquarters in the South. Iern Club on Thursday, tomorrow morning at ten o'c ock 10 arrange Tor
 he part they shall have in this par ade. The male members of the so. ciety will be visited by some repre- sentative who will explain to them
 the arrangements.
 ln order 10 show the practical ma
 ture of the activities of the Hoi
 Springs chapter of he Red Cross
 the will be on exhibit Saturday and
 for several days fol owing, in the
 large show windows of H. Strauss & Co. the contents of the first box ol hospital supplies prepared by the
 chapter and to he forwarded at once
 to the front. The display will also include information as 10 the work
 Of the association along other lines
 The active campaign for new mem
 bers which is on this week is meet ing with large success and it is con fidenty expected that by Saturday evening the enrolment will have passed the thousand mark The sub scribine memberships. which are two dollars per year include the magazine
 of the society and all who are able
 to do so are urged 10 take such a membership a,, in this way they vii ne kept in touch with the entire work of the Red Cross The annua memberships are one dollar. Every man and woman in Hot Springs should become identified today witt the Red Cross and thus add to tho strength of our common country. DC not wait for someone to call upor you, but either vhsit the headquarter,
 in the Southern clug or send iE youl name to them by mail
 A visit to the sewing room main
 tained at headquarters is well wortf while There is also need here foI those who can sew garmets to vol unteer their services as the socie, vii continue to make hospital gar ments
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST From Of automobile beadieh. foder p.ea-e re m 10 Roseuteld Optical Co. Gll Central avenue. 5.29-2t LOSI-th.ld's black add white check
 coat blue trimming Reward if rc- turned to l21 Hawthorne st. Phone
 i2'-. J-.o-tt LOS Friday night between Princess Jaeater and Schneck Drug Store Smal leather purse containing about SIG. Finder return to GI3 Central Ave add receive reward. t'
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LEGAL NOTICES
MARNlNG nRnER

Ia .he Garland Chauaery Court E. G. Thompson ct al plaintiffs ys. Homo Builders Association al de- lenlaats.
 The defendants Loua Amiet. Louis r. Asboar Aug ast Aydt J. " Board. G W Chester Frank A. Clisbeo. E. r.. Crowler Grace Danfortu, Geo. W. Dan. forth M A. Danlortd. Mr.. Belle 1T. Dixon OdIy Ducan. R. and R. Evans, Mrs. Nj J. Parrish. Mrs Callie M. Fisher, w b Gibson D w. Gl-h. r. K Gordon F. W. Brlsom William 0. Gudger D Hardwch. Frank Hlden- .erg Alary Hildenbcre J. l.. Horton. R L. House George W Houston, Mrs. Gussje Jos.yA Anna w. Kecnan, Mrs. Ne ue B kinn.s0l Rolerl J. Kneislcr, Charles Kohler J. H. ane. Guy B. Lawhead s. k Maxwell, Mrs. Tou Mating y Harry NoFar.ing. R40y F Michael NJ Rce, Chas NJ. Rogers. Geo 0. Smith J. <. Sparks Frank See, Admr G I. Spencer. Norma StaucIl J. II Stewart. Z. L. summers II. Grtt- i'm sutton, Van Veldt Mansfield Co. J. F. Wet Anne N Westover. \. l.. WhiIer D B. Wood, Mr. H. B. Y ga eer Frank Zarlins on. are warned to app ear i'm this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint o The plan tf r. C Thompson, Willie r N.r uocu Hcen Gregory end w. N. Grcgort
 Wlne- ms hand and t.c seal .. sad Cour. this 29th day Of llaN lJl1
 F. V. ROWIES.
 t~ean Clerk
 .S. W. Gurratt Attorney Ad titom
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sELLlNG ou1 GROCERIES.

Failng 10 find buyer for my grocery store. I am closing out stock at retau to out business. Good bar gains 10 be had in groceries. Thoa Doherty Grocery 65l Malvern Phone sge 5,t5tf
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NOTICE OF PETITION FOR CONF lR-
 MATLnh DE TAY TITLE.

NOTICE OF PETITION FOR coNFiR-
 NATION OF TAX TIT LE.
 Whereas for tho noH-payment ot taxes tor the year iN9i the collector or eve uUt of Garland county, Arkansas. dl9 on the 18th day Of June. lS9S duly sell 10 W IT, Barry tue northwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section three .tEl. township three tjl SuNlh- idllR' twenty leol west. in Garland county. AT.
 Nad v5ercas said lands remained un- redeemed lltar two t1 wears had fN. nired from aud attn the date Of said
 &rd whereas. said lands were on the srl day of Aueust lanU drcded by tue romty clerk of said county to. W. IT. Parry for the sum of one dollar ana seventy cents t$lI0l. , .
 And whereas on August g. lqot the said W IT. Barry joined by his wife " Barry. deejcd said lands lu James M Roach and Henrietta Roach
 And whereas. on October r. 1901 lanes NJ Roach. ioircd hv his NIie Hen rietta Roach. dcedcd said lands to tle undersigned. IT, L. Wall who linWedldO" .lv thereafter went into pos5cssloh said lands and who has since pt'n VI, .f91 year. iu succession. next pr recfdinE the publication of this notice Co eouillui
 Now. therefore. notice i7 hefe'\ EINtL to an ners ns who can set up any '--I' tn said lands SO purchased m cons quercr of auy mformauN or iregQnrit 7 connected with. the forfeiture and s'l' Of eam hnd. C. ,hr said " II Barry for the ,u-pavmeUt Hf taxes '- NSlfh. Cgt, form of th, Garland thanceA Court of Garmndl counts, Nlhanas, |" which court at said term application win be made by ] e iH," 94n1e'- 'snga .gayay ,S' anca of tnx utl/ .o saA unas why ih" salo and can1 uco -o m, de should not "e ''"''' 1T F. WALL
 Murphy wUl Iu s.lci''i t'' tN ttlouer
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Co lector

Does your milk have sediment tn the bottom? TRAITS DIRT. Try Humpn- rey's Dairy, where cleanliness ano quality are first. Teiephone s5o7-F.2.
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FOR RENT ON JUNE THE tst.
HOTELS AND APARTMENTS

tOh RENT-A new i-roOm apartment.
 oeautIlully furnished; all modern con 'enIences, located in the heart of the eay rates reasonable For term call
 holel Goddard Phone 545 5-2G&t
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THE DERBY, 6t6 ouaehta Ave. For Neh'-Modern rogms and apartments, eerSthing furnished for hohsekeep- .ug gas for cooking and heating; ,ooms sl50 per week and mp Phone l02 Mrs. C |, prady l-27-tf
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T0R EAJE-Throe tracts of land on Malvern road, between city hml's anc Country Club. one tract 90 acres one
 lo and one acres; ga line crosses l0 acres inaure Mrs M J. Mooney, NJ N. 2l7.tf
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WARNING ORDER.

In the Cuauccry Court or Garland County Arkansas, Mary Jon1s p'an t.. Ns Louis n. Jonas defendant. The defendant Loui- n. Jonas, warned to appear in 'hIs Court Waw, thirty days and answer the Compan, of the pIoinuf, Mary Jonas
 w ue,s my hand and the scal Of said Court this 29th day ot May. l9lr
 r. W. ROWLES.
 (SeaD Clerk. Geo. r. Warrington Attorney Ad Lltem
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sPEclALs-.Tuttl.truttl and maple lee cream The Pasteurlsad Mllk Co. 292tf
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'ns PLAZA -- Light housekeeping 'Parlments and furnished rooms-ail loaern enc osed sleeping porches Faal'ml location. opposite O $ Su
 e'ln'endent's resodence Gi0 Reserve ave. Phone 95i Mrs M r Green.
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FOR RENT Modern appointed furnished cottages, on Cedar street. Apply 209 Cedar street ol telephone -99. 4'l6't
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OrL mary putterr'ilk hss the outte removed, our Bulgarian buttermIlI contains all the orisi7al fats The Pasteurlzed Mllk Co. Btt-u
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FOR SAbE-Cheap Detroit room n- house. ll6ia Central Ave. ''2'-I"
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE CHENP-At once; Large horse and harness, at 327 Valley St
 p,ono oEo 126-lm
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FOR sAl.E-one five-gaited K'n. n,cky saddle horse and one Ken tncly combination hors and .raP 1Appy Major Banta, Army and Navy Hospital, Perfect models "s'|
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WARNING ORNER.

In the Chancery Court of Garland County. Ark. Ella Baird, plaintiff, vs. Ambrose Baird defendant
 The defendant. Ambrose Baird, is warned to appear in this court wi,hm thirty days and aswer the complaint Of the aintiff, Ella Baird
 Witness my hand and the seal or said Court this l@th day of March, 19l7
 r. w. ROWLES, fSean Clerk. . GEO. r. WHITTlNGTON Attorney Ad Iitum
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THr 4 vriNW RHf ORD ClASsl F1Ep 40 TIpAY lt s~aF rent thsA V" ant house Fs@.
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f"h SA-E-FNe acres ] l-4 miles eas Of city on Benton road, Groom bungalow. a.. n cultivation nov. rel.
 .7-l See J. II. Wright at Water Com P"h|. 5-ljlm
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FOR RENT-.ROOMS

ROOMS and hgn uou-cneepinc apart ments THE HESKETT. No. 1 Crystal St. corner Park Ave. 4'l'' FOR RENT-You can secure niceI3 furnished rooms with a private family by ealing telephone l63S. 2-Z5'u NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. rates reasonable l32 l-2 Central Ave. Phone 51l. steam heat. Mrs. 5. shannon.
 11-lS.ti
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HE MeCRARY-The hotel with tho aeal location--opposite A. X N hos ptal free from dust and noises, cool and peasant, and very convenient to uaIh houses and theaters. Try the Me Ufary and. De peased S1ltt
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FOR SALE-One fight delivery ear 1rstlclass condition; and two Ford ears. good condition. See Jon bea'' CTS at Phelp- Garage. Phone lo4.
 5-l0-tf
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Try . ssusinsl Record Wan, Aa.
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FOR SALE-tLarge ron sale ana 'uI. ,.l,,,ro phone t6lO 426-tf
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ApARTMENTS-MOdern

H'ILsT 40 NTS-Modern Aght housekeeping suites; brick build ng' ideal location. Also single room Mth running water; gas included l3' ehapel St Phone S8J. Mrs, Chas. Baker Mgr.
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Oseal

GEO. r WHlTTlNGTON,
 Attorney Ad Litum
The Lamar register., 1917-05-09
NOTICE IN PROBATE
State of Colorado.
HWH - D-.W.Ha.a4 -

County of Prowers. IS.
In the County Court. In Probate
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO. To Amy Mcconnell BoaE.
John Mcconnell. Mabel Mcconnell Hall.
Salley Mcconnell Wright. Ralph Nc
Connell. Bert Mcconnell. Grace Nc
Lester Mcconnell. Mabel Mcconnell
link. Russell Mcconnell. Clyde Nc
ton, Florence Mcconnell Gerould, Lena
Mcconnell Condra. Leslie McConneil
Foster Mcconnell, Mrs. l.; j.: Aldrich
Nat Aldrieh, Mary Conant' Jeff AID
WHEREAS. It has been made to ap-
pear to the County Court OF Prowers
you, the said Amy. Mcconnell BoaE.
John Mcconnell. Mabel Mcconnell Hall,
s snne BsFf Grace mccoS
nell Stanford. Charles Mcconnell, Les
ter Mcconnell. Mabel Mcconnell link.
Maude Mcconnell worthington. Flor
ence Mcconnell Gerould. Lena MeCon-
nell Condra, Leslie Mcconnell, Foster
Mcconnell, Mrs. L. ]. Aldrich. Nat Aid
rich. Mary Conant. Jeff Aldrich. are
the sole heirs and legatees under the
nell. deceased, and that e. a. Wines
of Granada, Colorado. was appointed
Executor under said last will and tes-
NOW. THEREFORE,. in accordance
with the provisions of the statute IN
such case made and provided, and by
order of Court duly made and entered
you are hereby notified that an instru-
ment Of writing purporting to be the
| last will and testament of the said
A. Mcconnell. deceased. was presented
| to said Court for Probate on the 18th
| day OF April. A d. 1917. by +. A,
Wines. residing at Granada, in the
State OF Colorado; that the said decd
ent was at the time of his decease, a
resident OF Granada. in the State OF
Colorado; that the said decedent, &C
| cording to the said alleged will de-
vised and bequeathed his property in
the words and figures following. to-
| wit:
ct. A. Mcconnell. of the Town OF
| Granada, in the County of Prowers
| and State of Colorado, being of sound
/ and disposinE mind and memory, dc
make, publish and declare, this my
last VIII and Testament In manner
| following, that is to say:
First: I direct my executor herein
| named, to pay out of my estate as
soon as possible after my decease al
OF my just debts. together with the
| expenses OF my last sickness and my
funeral and testamentary expenses.
| Second: I direct. that after pay