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William Henry Lulham

The death OF William Henry Lul-
ham occurred at his home. 81
Mechanic street, Thursday OF last
week at the age of SO years Mr.
Lulham was born in Montreal. Sep
TENDER II, 1S47. and was the son of
George and Margaret (Corrigan) Lul-
ham.
He has lived in Skowhegan for the
past twelve years. residing previous
ly in Santa Cruz. California He
has been helpless cripple for the
past twenty-three years. Mr. Lul-
ham married Miss Emma II Field.
daughter Of the late Josiah B. Field
of Skowhegan in 1872 The widow
survives.
The funeral services were held at
2.30 Saturday afternoon, Rev George
Merriam officiating
For thirteen years. Mr.. Lulham
was employed in the Grand Trunk
Railroad offices in Montreal. He
was member of the Montreal Gar
rison Artillery Twice his regiment
was called out at the time of tho
Fenian raid, and al the time of the
Half-Breed Rebellion in the North.
west in 1885, he went with his regi
mcnt, receiving "a medal for service
and retired with the rank of captain
Besides the widow. two sisters sur
yive: Mrs. Margaret Cordingley o
Winnipeg, Canada and Mrs. Clar;
POrteous Of Montreal
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/ sides ia Dorchester Mas His only
sister Is Mrs. James Chapman al
whose home in Athens the funeral
services were held at . O'Clock FRI
day afternoon March - The floral
offerings were beautiful The ser
vice was conducted by the Rev.
George Merriam Of the Bethany Baa=
tist Church. skowhegan.
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Corns Loosen Off
With Magic "Gets-It
2 Drops Do the Work, Painlessly.

'Gets-It' / used to try one thing after
another for corns. l still had them.
l used bandages and they made my
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Coming Events
Covering Period Of Three Msnths
Dates selected beyond that period are on
file at this Office. and may be consulted at
any time.

April 3-Sorosis meeting.
April 4-Grange Degree evening.
April 8-Easter Sunday.
April 11-Annual Meeting, Wo-
mans Club.
April 13-Town Improvement So
ciety Meeting.
April 17-Annual meeting of Soro-
sis.
April 18-Grange degree evening.
April 27-Annual Meeting, Town
Improvement Society.
May Recital by Mr.. and Mrs.
Rice.
June 19-Merchants' Day.
June 25-Fiftieth Anniversary OF
De Molay Commandery.
August 28-31-Eastern Maine State
Fair, Bangor.
Sept 3-6-State Fair, Lewiston.
Sept 6-S-Hartland Fair.
Sept. 11-14-Central Maine Fair,
Waterville
Sept. 20-22-Somerset Central Fair
Skowhegan.
Sept. 25-27-Franklin County Fair,
Pennington.
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Gard OF Thanks

We wish to thank the friends and
nephew VINO SO kindly assisted us IN
the sickness and death of our hus-
band and father and for the floral of
ferings; also Mr.. Moody who showed
us such kindness and respect.
Minnie II. Corson
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Chapman
Mr.. and Mrs. James Chapman
and family
Athens. Me. March 26. 1917.
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Aetna Insurance Company
Hartford, Conn.

ASSETS DEC. 81 1916
Real Estate. ............. 1927, 207 SO
Stocks and Bonds. ,......21, $3.50. 907.4
Cash in Office and Bank. 2.41739S.41
Cash in hands of Agents and
In transit, .....,....... 2,456, 597 90
Interest and Rents, 49,. 1856. 645.S0
Bills Receivable, ........ 3,244.72
Other ADMITTED Assets, -. 130.049.4 AZ
Gross Assets. ......... s27122,051.74
Deduct items not admitted, 415,504.72
Admitted Assets, 49,. $26. 7O6.547.02
LIABILITIES DEC. 81. 1916
Net Unpaid Losses. ...... 81, 672, 915.68
Unearned Premiums, III 165, 306.81
All other Liabilities. ...... 1865, 900. 90
Cash Capital, ......:...:.. 5000, 600. 90
Surplus over all Liabilities. $500, 324. So
Aggregate including Capital
and Surplus, .......... $26, 106, 547.0 90
Surlups for Policy
Holders, $13,JO3,324.53
LOSSES Paid In 8S Years.. 1857 $50, 500. 7
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Card Of Thanks

We desire in this way to express
our appreciation of the efforts in our
behalf at the fire early Wednesday
morning which destroyed our home
on Sunset Hill. and we wish to thank
all our friends who have so generous
~ come forward with many favors
and words Of sympathy.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. S. Woods.
Norridgewock, March &C. 1917.
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lists" and will be in charge of Mrs.
Emma simpson. Members VIII
please notice that three weeks elapse
instead OF two, between meetings.
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DINSMORE & BICkFORD
INSURANCE AGENTS SkOWHEGAN, MAINE

Massachusetts, Fire & Marine In
surance Company
Boston, Mass.
ASSETS DEC. 81. 1916
Collateral Loans, ......... $50,00OOO
Stocks and Bonds. ....... 1,2S19519O
Cash In once and Bank. S,412l6
Agents Balances, ......... 2O4,04O93
Interest aud Rents .-..... 10,9065 SO
All other Assets, .......... 1926
Gross Assets, .......... $1,646.65714
Deduct Items not admitted, 1452152
Admitted Assets, 1900. 81, 632, 1852
LIABILITIES DEC. 81, 1916
Net Unpaid Losses, ......, $209 1879
Unearned Premiums, ...... 645.245.69
All other Liabilities. $500. 17250S1
Cash Capital, ............. 500, 100000
Surplus over all Liabilities 26021137
Total Liabilities and Sur
plus, .................. $1,63213562
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ard 01 Thank

l wish 10 express nv sincere
thanks to my friends At TIE Am Shoe
Finding Co factory and also Mr..
Minnie Durgin and james . Durga
who SO kindly helped M during tn
illness of my son
Mrs Daisy Fontalne
Bingham Maine. Mar. -. 1917.
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Commerce Insurance Company
ASSETS DEC 81. 1916

Albany, n. Y.
ASSETS DEC. 81. 1916
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On the Curb.

NV YORK. Mas 1s.-ovinr 30 tho
rJhnstn Hi other securities markets the
~, NJ y sl.ates Tor the most part tended to
w ware higher levels today. with tho largest
S iatt peihe scored In the inoustrials The
.uauHES' however were narrower than for
Sne past iwo Gays. Submarine boat va
;ors va ,hs s,song spot, and United Mo-
ara ara asked prices. follow 100 Aetna l:x-
piosires. 2',43: 40 Chevrolet Motors Z; n
los: 200 Maxim Munitions. i'.s,3: soj Norti
T !tf" Mo, pulp On md Paper ,hHr.; 500
Ga - Standard Oil of California, 81 a
Sttss; 20 Standard Oil OF New YorE so !,
~: :. STANDARD Oil OF New Jersey 5ssG
S -! %, cosdcn Refining. I29la,.: 40
S %a on and Gas common. liz. n liz,
I 3D. encT"i OIL 81 81: 100 Interna tionai
reiroieo'n: l3,. q l3:. 100 METROPOLITAN Pc
s6n"'Su lna = n i3-i. $1,000 Midwest on 6yT
n"ma j. and r. 81 81; 5.GSo Oklahon,a Con.
a.. = ~, 500 Victoria OIL. "a 10; 800 AtIanta
q t"'2' slo Htg Ledge. - a 20: 500 POS,
jo!. ana Montana, 6tdsS: i..70o Caiume, a
., ! i9-lonl'.: SEQ Cons. Ari.ona y n
tonopah Extension. 2ss62i.
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Richmond Chesapeake Bay HALLWAY
G9inpnny. to repair brick store, S0a
West Broad Street. to cost $500.
isnnc Caron. TO repair two frame
lin Street, to cost $l70.
j.. w. Thompson, to repair frame
dwelling: l0l IL West Jackson Street,
~! B. Stort, TO repair frame dwelling.
l22! Fourth Avenue to cost $4,000
Harvey Wilson, to erect brick ra :
rage. 2o7 West Marshall Street, to cost
Sd9S W ~'''
Gilbert r. Davis. TO erect frame dwell
Ing north side OF Dance street So feet
east OF Reservoir, to cost $500
q. q. Williams. to erect brick ga
rage northwest corner Tenth and
Broad Streets. to cost $4,000
Mrs. T.. G. Lloyd. to erect frame
dwelling. Forty-sccond Street and
FUNSTON Avenue, to cost $1,000
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoUltr.

Tile United States Circuit Court of
Appeals reSonrcncd yesterday morning
AZ 10 o'clock. with Circuit Judges
i'ritchard. knapp and Woods. and Dis.
triet Judge Smith IN Attendance.
case ARGUED:
No. ioli--Annic Wayne Suhor and
George Sunor, hcr husband. Old DO
ninIoH Trust Company. as trustees, etc.
appellants. ~. Margaret Corwin RAD
SiiHc Guoeh. appellee; appeal from the
District Court at Richmond. Argued
ny u. NJ. Smith, Jr., and $. S. II. r..,.
'nd by l.. +. BufUrd. OF i.awrenccvillc,
and $. T.. Williams, OF Lexington, y. c..
for the appellee. and submitted
cases III call to-day:
NO. Sl2--Chesapcnkc and Ohio Coal
ana Coke Company. plaintiff In error.
way Company. defendant In error; err
rur TO the District Court at Charleston.
W. Va. To be argued by Buckner
clay. OF Charleston, for the pluintim in
error: and by Il. w. Knight. of Charles
ton. for the defendant in error
'plaintif in error, ~. John II. Holt. de.
fendun, ia error error 10 the District
court at Parkersburg. W. Va
NO ou'-Sainuci y. Hays. collector.
piaintin in error. VS.. II. &. Duncan. Jr
defendant in error; error to the Dis
irict iour, at rarkersburS. $. W. Wal
Ker. United States Attorney. Martins
burg. w. Va. and Harry II. Byrer.
Assistant United States Attorney, Phi
llppi. w. Va, for the pltintim In error
and Holt Duncan & Holt, OF Hunting
ton. w: Va. for the defendant in error
admitted TO practices:
T.. j.. Buford, of Lawrenccvillc Va
and s. Z. Williams. OF Lexington. y. G..
were admitted to practice as attorneys
ana counSclorS III this court.
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Real Estate Summary
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.

The Tax Title Company Of Richmond
I" Martha Burton lot in Subdivision
l6. 1917: 500 "'
j. II. Hardy TO j. T. Hardy. lot II in
n!ock IN Lee Annex. January 70 1916:
tax, Sl.40; $40.
+. NJ. BoXley. trustee. 10 Miss Nan
ne VI. Goodwin. 3OXl2O3-4 feet
SNOW" as MS ST. James Street FEB.
ruary 20. 1917: Sl455
r. l.. Lipsconb ct ux. 10 Fred A.
Cauthorn. 81 - by 1885, feet south
line Of Hanover Avenue. 100 feet east
OF tobinson Street. May :. 1917; tax.
>, charles H. Phillips 70 Mary Ball
H!ackwell. i5Xl55 feet. known as 7I5
c:i Grace Street. May II, 1917;
T. H. Mayo TO Charles H. Phillips.
Su% - 90 feet north line OF Main
G.ree,' ~ feet west of Strawberry
street May :. 1917: $3.50: $40
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street. May II. 1911: $1,000.
Preston Jenkins ct uN. 10 :. w. Rob
inSon. Jr.. trustee, a l-2 by 93 feet cast
iihe OF Hickory Street. 1855 IL feet from
calhoun street. May IL. 1917: Si2i
walter l.. Willis to Julian &. An
uerson. trustee, 10Nl3? fee, west line
Or Barton Avenue. 90 feet south OF
5acon Road. March |. 1917: Sl.749
Max Il. FritZsche to II. Seldom Tay-
ior, trustee. block 4 i'll plan OF Barton
iieights. May l., 1917; $500.
\. II. Wicks ct uX. to II. u. Manners.
trustee. lot in block 10 in North
Richmond Terrace. May -. 1917: sl.59n
Charles II. Phillips To George j.
iBenson. trustee. 5oxlI9 "a feet north
line OF Main street. 2i3 feet west OF
strawberry Street May :, 1917: S2lSO
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CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

A. w. Patterson. trustee. 10 Emily /,
PcNton ct vir. 40X3i 7-l2 feet north
line OF Park Avenue, between Birch and
LomoardH Street. May s. 1917: S23Sie2
r. L. Peyton. Jr. trustee. to SUI
nurban Development Corporation lots
- and f6 in block G in Ginter Parl,
Terrace. May II. 1917: $500.
Hutzler & Levy. trustees. TO Max y
rrit%S"he. block y in plan of Barton
Heights May II, 1917; $500.
NJ. l.. Walker. trustee to Preston
Jenkins. 2tl . by % feet east line of
HICKORY Street, l35 - feet from CAL
noun street. May S. 1917; S265
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

The State Corporation yesterday is
sued the following charters:
Chattarcy Coal Co.. Inc. Lynchburg
w +. iiarwood. president G.. H.
Vaughan, scrrctary--both OF Lynch
burg Capital. 100000. Coal business
INrcc Coal Land Co. Inc. Lynch
DurS T.. T. Tyrec, president: G.. H.
Vaughan. secretary both of Lynch
burg. Capital, 100000. Coal business.
amendment 10 charter OF Falkland
Estate. Inc, Houston. increasing capi-
tai stock. $SO.0OO TO SSn0n0
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO. May l6-Huge ,rtsn breaks In
me value OF contracts for future delivery
OF wheat resulted to-day from tho recen,
summary aIoppagc OF al buying except To
Iio.e OF, existing Gch!s. Chances OF
F'ucCsi 81 sci!ntni That would involve tho
81. hiishncat OF maximum prltcs on cash
"he~t. that Is; wheat for immediate de-
Influence s:.d 50 DID ideal weather for Tho
growing crops. After q descent. which q.
he extreme amounted 20 q cents hushei
nc market closed relatively firm. bu, 81
net loss If 20 it cents w!,h July al 3 a
and September al S2.o2. Corn Finished IL
20 &c off; OATS. down &c TO lie and uro.
VI I,ch
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RICHMOND LIyH STOCK .Anxy1
VAC ~ Ua'o' htoo<g -r.s- ;,

N''''' S'S'< -.f'5s
hlfhmcDS. Va Hry u 1917
ntr@rt Tor ih- wy 'n.lnr H.y "a.
.,n'ic| st''rt. lhtlmli medium .. y,.o
"a va, common 80 'Gr SIT. yf.cl.. G.t,.,,
,W "a MEDIUM n YpDG fJ.0sa .sniI,on -,
49,, 'T,: h"it' r"-- 7t.a, u,di.r -,
IT,. ~" = 'pinusrf ~ f<l, una,
h"at "h.I. s'znS. medium Il. y..G III
u.s. I'LL, "a, 'fa, t.s n...g Dg'i.,
"", 10 'Hir 'nN U.st h..y M. I.a
~ in"'i'um "tlgh, l&uIt moi, iI
~. !o"s ana lf.z.. za.1 81, ,,.s.
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MARRIAGES LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses
were issued yesterday by the clerk OF
the Hastings Court tNote-Figurcs af-
ter names denote aGe):
Edward X. Vaughan, %, and Bertha
Lee Sproucc. %. city
Amber +. Pannell. %, and Myrtle
christopher. 20, CITY.
George G. Cont. -. and Pearl
Blcbsoe, ~, city.
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KICMMONn uAY MAeKr1
tuICtGo ivy u,n,E

,, ~. 400, Iny -Hop.-Eectip,s :; isD.
HuIk ,e g., it,g22H, yr.t.'days -y..sg..
mi&tH' .t!".," ;l|.t9 nt..y ;iEss ~ a..
Oh Gi,t,. 'i I,.5l,, 'i5'G nss 'iohq,i,I
~ 'a'n 'lt.0. -tOc,ers .fe ...fr-y
cVn F'u,, 1,..,s A'lH hel'er1. .ss5,t;ii IN:
,,Sac"p. h.rsi!'-. itrU: ,,.,ry u.,i.
E'-.,'H Fi1aS. l>mr, ;iE.ipgi!s.
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HENnIco DEEDS OF TRUST.

". Thomas Taylor ct u9. to f.
Eaieieh Phillips. trustee. two tracts or
Williamsburg Road containing. respec-
uNeiy; -. 5000 and IL 92-100 acres
MAY !, 1917 $4,000.
Thomas NJ. Clarke TO r. r. Catlir
et al. trustees. half of lot . In Section
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BUILDING PERMITS.

j. u. Briggs. to repair brick dwell
ing. 2"lb Park Avenue. to cost $3.50.
w. H. zimmerman, TO repair three
Broad Street. to cost $1,000
Node bros. TO repair brick store
SoS North Twcnty-siNth Street to cost
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MARKET IS DOMINATED
BY GOOD RUSSIAN NEWS
Shorts Drive nto Cover. and Close
Is From I TO , Points
Net Higher.
STEEL LEADS THROUGHOUT
Loan TO PctroSrad Government re-
ported to Have Been Made on Con-
ditiou That No Separate Peace
With Germany BE Arranged.
Ky nRnAnN\ WALL.

NtsW NDRk M,N iS.--fiuS>is dominated
.ood news this iimc. and 1t did no, come
frrm nrssis but .row Washington. The
i ,, u" ne, h f Steel Vas ii" lcsd~r
81 s.. points. aud closing =, IN. tor,
rh- Russian n,wS w.N 20 tho effect TIA,
iao,@d sroGos,"oo TO Russia on CONDITION
,hr, no Separate pc.c" - made with Ger.
lu-ds terms with Turkey under such con-
dlrnn' 'het GCrn""y would arproye arc
lussia 10 p.rtluipato lu rc~cc confer
pcp,ruucui At Washington had decided 70
or der Eu,Sia n"na, "S a ,;. o., 'n.-
i"si, by nenhS iaktns on, circulation. Tms,
r"rcr' VA "ctualiy ia circulation an!
E4blcs al" turned strong
iul> wheat Was ~ one time Il cents
hushcl lover than yesterdays ci">c. \"
oontra7'r Despite This .,c,ion on the nsr,
t'he exchanges ~" price OF -four IN H"w
uriec ~ as, Saturday. si>..5 barrel I've.
>tU-cS. Even a; that. only q limited amount
sold At 10 cents pound at tn" sam.
r"r, Of asS. cgnu;,.~ II. in .9e MAJ e
haukcrs 10 get behind the Liberty loan
a 1 h SOM hp SESnSt % nav W1 5d
this year In loan bonds. thus making every
stoCkhVlG.r bOntnot6cr
closing Of tho Produce Exchanges 70
>rcculatior is sure Ia drive grain Spccula-
tors into tho stock market and one Of the
mos, successful of them was named 10,
Ia, a 'hc most aggressive hrs"r OF Unit d
states Steel.
NEW YORK. M.y ls.-Mcrcau,tlc ~ per
Sterling sixty day bills. STE: CONNER
,Isl siNty-dIy bills banks. SALE: COM
lncrcini siNiy day Hills. si.iii4: demand
Si.;;.,5: cables, si.,c '-lG. Rar silver. 80
>NcNicsu dollars. IS. Government bonds
>r.dy. Railroad bonds. weak Time lo.ns
casier: sixty days f.dt1: ninety days 81,
steady: ruling rate. ~.
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=. VIZ Wy u ftrrNet $500,
:. "@ fi@'9' O.iis. :lN9'ioN. c"wf az
.,@4lEes hr'n Vea, Iiun,lGr c.u,
SA@tn '!!g s..ius-rIiI. c.iy.s 81 i'm; 81.
GORE fsh iIsjG:sD ~
,,?,icrp ana ann s's.ny. S!.., ,,Da
fi..2c' lambs. 'it ~ I!s.y5. sprInz .ms.
s.. ' S'; ,s sasray = 'it.nn;sa p!s. u:aa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17

MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
DRY GOonS

NEW YORK. May is.Ncot,on GOOD. ,ycr.
me- 'o..d"!: the market CROWN. broader
unEe' me stimulus of large government or
ders Mems wear was very arm and ,vnoi
900. OF al kinds tended higher in srst
80. w orstcu yarns wcrc firm Rur-
iaps were firm and active on lishtw.irhts
ApTii shipments were comparativSlv sma II
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HENRICo RELEASE DEEDS.

Edward S. Rose ct al. trustees. to
Reuben q. Meredith ct al, 10 acres at
intersection Of Three Chopt and Ridge
Roads May ID. 1917; Sl.23O
William Catlin trustee. to Thomas NJ.
clarke. half OF lot in section in
me plat OF Westhampton. May IA.
1917: S4Si.a5. -
John &. Easley. trustee, TO HERNIA n
MctZlon. two tracts on Darbytown
Road four miles from Richmond. con-
tainlng In all o. acres. April "a. 1917;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17

MARKET CONDITIONS.
PDult!y-Fowl ~ big demand: spring crm-
Ing IN more freely, and. while the market
Is a little lower. receipts are being cleaned
up Dali EgES-Msrke, very active: demand
other goods In Fair demand Vcais and cat
t.i
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PETERSBURG PEANUT M,pr,.r

PETERSBURG. Va MAJ IS-Spanish
bushel ~ ga a. 500 per
Nirsinias Farmers S,ock-Marse, firm.
rancy Jumbo. Siac per pound: c,trs prime
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NANAf. SrnprS

"a A,NNAH, GA. May ls.-Turrentine
nm. IN, '4.nS. sales. SO casks: receipts SIG
casEs' shipments. 6ss casks: stock. s.f52
seShs Nt SIN. nrm. sales LIZ. barrels. r,.
esip,s IS: barrels shipments, asoi barrels:
sooI; '"c9' barrels. Quote: a. -. G. u,
"a: 70 u. H.. L.. X. NJ. n VIC, WV
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HENRICO TRANSFER.

Emma l.. Oakley. et ais. to w. Tbomas
Taylor ct IN. - s2-lo0 acres on vii.
liamsburE Road. one mile from Rich
mond. May /, 1917: $500
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CHANCEnY Trust DEEDS.

, W. ! Britton ct uX. TO Pollard &.
baeb%, Inc. trustee, 35xl40 feet known
=. =. 800 First Avenue. May Is, 1917:
j. ~! Brothers ct uX. to t.. l., Nc
Sohhei ct al. trustees, 431-l2 by 1854
90 ieet south line Of Canal Sireei
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17

Ia pa,mh -; COMMON to fair. SOS Bes, ran
Wnrios ~: z ~ common 10 fair. Sfa: choice
ia IL 10, T.. r"oS; "a TlVo per povad; medium.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17

Is Ia plat of Northampton. May lotl
leiI: S3Tl.
Louisr -. Mccunm ct vir to George
Z. r'tHhuRn, / acres on STAPLES Mill |
Road. May 10. loi7: S3IS.
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Atlantic Coast Lin,


Richmond and chesapeake BAY Railway Compal
eurerssdinE sShea9lo Of April ~, lei
Notice.
Trains leave Rchmonu bs5: so A. Al 81
~. bs a. NJ. 9 "A. NJ. .'lO A. A.. Ii A.
!, p. M3 Z +; NJ, NJ: b. +. H.. $50 !
Trains leave Ashland 1850 A. b., b.7
81 noon. 81 p. M +. NJ. ) +. NJ.
81. PKG 10 +. a.. SS;ie Is III" T:lo z. NJ.
ssSundays only
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York

D., Bankers and Brokers.
ii Sales. Stock.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-04-06
Resolutions of Respect

Whereas it has pleased God to
call from US Mrs. Josephine Ca
ruth, one of the oldest members
of the Tupelo Baptist church and
of the Womans Missionary
Union. be it resolved,
First. That while we feel the
loss of so loyal a member, we
bow in humble submission to the
will of God, and that we will en-
deavor to emulate her example
of faithfulness and devotion to
her church and society.
Second. That we extend our.
love and sympathy to the chill
dren and aged sister, and COM
mend them to Him who alone
can comfort and heal the wound
ed heart.
Third. That a copy of these
resolutions be sent to the family
and the county papers.
Mrs. Mary Reed Pegues,
Mrs. D.. S. Ballard,
Miss Neville Edmunds,
Committee.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-04-06

Mrs. F.. Burckel went to Meridian
Monday to be present at the laying of
the corner stone of the home for widows
AID orphans to be erected by the East
ri Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Strauss spent Sun
day in Memphis. They were on II e
river front at the time of the sto m
and saw much of the wreck that it
W rought.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-04-06
Mrs. w. B. Baker

Died. at her home in Sherman
Sunday night, April '1st., Mrs.
w. B. Baker, aged 80 years.
Mrs. Baker had been i'll only a
short time, but all that loving
hearts and hands could do was or
no avail. Death came as a great
shock to both family and friends.
Mrs. Baker was a Miss Webb,
of Holly Springs, before her mar
riage to Rev. w. B. Baker. In
1916 Rev. Baker was called to fill
the pastorate in Sherman at the
Methodist church and since they
have resided here.
During their short stay here.
Mrs. Baker has made many
friends, for to know her was to
love her. She endeared herself
to her many friends by her Low
ing and gentle ways and her
modest manner. She was always
ready to help at all times. She
was a kind and affectionate wife,
striving at all times to scatter
sunshine in her home. Deceased
was a member of the Methodist
church and lived a true christian
life.
She leaves a vacancy in the
home and the community which
can never be filled.
Deceased leaves a husband, 8
father and mother. one brother
and two sisters to mourn her loss.
Funeral services were held at
the Methodist church Monday
afternoon, where q large con-
course Of friends were gathered
10 pay their last respects to their
The Tupelo journal., 1917-04-06
Lies Span.

Perhaps the best cure for the fear OF
death is to reflect that life has a begin
ming as well as an end. There was a
no concern. Why should it trouble lis
that a time will come when we shall
cease TO be3 have no wish to have
been alive 100 years ago or in the reign
Of Queen Anne. Why should l regret
and lay it so much to heart that l shall
not be alive 100 years hence, in the
reign of | cannot tell whom?
TO die is to be only as We were before
we were born -Hazlitt