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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-10


Bi MEADOW near F. Bliss Phone s1ss-
NEAR FORT BLIS-Cn car line four
rooms. big sleeping porch. lawn vines.
chicken yard and garage. completely fur
n-shed. to steady. reliable party Phone
FOR RENT.
room FUR house Myrtle Ave
room hungalow unfurulshed IRE
WI PAYNE.
4ol Mesa Phone 1850.
For kent-Houses UuFu5zisF.S.
FOR RENT-June 1sr rooms. s12 Lee
st Phone 5ssL
THREE ROOMS partly furnished. SO
FOUR ROOMS, sieepiag porehes. SIS Ph-
1884,
THREE ROOM house. convenIences. wa
ter free, Pine 517lw-
42Io Chiffon bungalow, seT.
John vs.. Phillips Co. Phone as.
FOUR ROOMs-Bath ana sIsepinE porch.
IN tlne condition Phone 7f7sL
MODERN 4-room bungalow. almost new.
KITCHEN Cabinets 81 e WeeE-
FOUTZ MOORE co.
3 ROOMS and glassed in siaepsnE 1oreh
and garage one half block from Country
club Phone 4ss5w-
BRICK COTTAGE GrandTieT. ore
block car line. bath, electricity. gas. ref
erences- Phone 5os61L
FOR RENr-In Aiiura PARK unfurnishsd
room brick cC-caE &C. wiki lar-e screened
IN s-eeping porch Phone 49,
FOR REST-smau house newly pa
pered- IN good condition. SO month
alshland Park 27ef Gold,
fOf khNT-i-room cottage. partly fur
uished- 1880 san jose H p phone
THIS WEEK ONLY.
singer Sewing Machine oil cts while
Young FURNITURE co.
Io5 s stanton St Phone SIS.
LARGE comfortable s rooms. han. base
ment- large yard fine view on car. CHEAP.
So MONTH references required 2z1l
fremont Highland Park close III -Fl-
NOTICE.
We are moving everybody. Why cant
we move you2 Trunks anywhere In city
-5c- We Work every day IN the week
Herman Iransfer Go. Phone $50
FURNITURE REARING AND
REFISISHING
Oid Furniture made Ike new
COSTS LESS AT STERCIII-s"
n Stanton and Myrtle Ave
Phone I52 and 1888
g rooms. 1705 E Boulevard s.. -..-se5. %
5 rooms l411 Wyoming %. ---.--sz5-oG
rooms llal Montana modern --..S55-QQ
s rooms. 1872 Montana. newly
paperFd --------- 5000
Is rooms, sos Mesa ave .-.---..s75.g3
% rooms. all Mesa --------- $4,000
DOUGLAS e. CROWELL AGENCY.
- wills BldE Phnne sseo-
NEWMAN TNVESTlIENr co.
FOR RENT-CNFURNISHE
rooms. g. D.. Sacramento ST. $500
rooms. Idalia St. s2000.
rooms. s. p-- orc St.. s15-0o
rooms. g s. D.. King HiEhuay, $3.50
rooms s. D. Ange S. $500
rooms z Nevada St. s4o.11.
rooms s. p. Mundy Ave 5000
IL rooms Texas 81. s5o-1Q-
FOR HENT-FU FINISHED.
rooms. s. p. Wyoming s.. 5000.
roofns. E. s. p. Mountain Ave. $500
rooms. g. p-- Bliss St. $1,000
10 rooms, D.. Prospect Ave. 5000
APARTMENTS.
rooms. g D. san Antonio s.
lnturnished- Sl250s furnished. S25-10
3 room s. e. D.. Newman St. $500
rooms and store. san 1IarciaI s..
so.08.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
% san Antonio s. Phone $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-10
Wanted-Salesmeu

$500
EOIh CLEAN stock salesnen, on and re-
iii cry company ir Ranger field. incor.
Z porated under Texas laws ird1rsed hv
T Commercial Club and business men. al.
7 ready drilling; write. wire. phone CT
come. c1rragheE Company. Cisco. Tex
Help Wanted-MaIe and Female
I GAS stoves 500 a week.
F0ITZ MOORE CO.
I TEACHERS WANTED-By Teachers
! Service Association, Wellington. Texas. Va
cancies being filled now. few summer 20
sitions open Write for further iuforma-
tion.
MN AND WOMEN-We 1ay T0c sDiees
FOR names and addresses Of people living
In Texas and New Mexico send 1Oc for
particulars and contract which viii be
AddreSs Inez Exchange. Box 40 Pitts
burg. Pa
Help Wanted-Female
>-----S-----~-~-~~~-~-~- ~-~-~-~---~~~~~-~---~-
WANTED girl dispensers and Mattresses
Potter confect- onery Co.
ENGLIsH speaking Mexican sri for gsn-
eral housework- 1906 Bliss
WANrED-Cashiers- Apply suparintend-
enL Popular Dry Goods Co
NANTED-Experienc waitresses for
cafe Apply head waiter. Hotel. Peso
Del Norte-
WANTED-Experience dining room walt
Basement Mills Bldg
wANTED-Experienced SRI for candy
department permanent work. Apply
American Candy Kitchen. SIS Mesa
WANTED-Young lady stenographer by
wholesale and retail concern Must be
tedious Give experience and references
in own land writing. addressing p. %.
Box 306. City
Situations Wanted-MaIe.
--~~~-~-~-~-~~--~~~-~-~-
CARPENTER work wanted. Phon- ss57M
FOR any contract or day work. carpentry
p -astering or cement etc Phone 701L
COMPETENT ACCOUNTANT desires two
small get o: books 20 keep Write r ~,
care Herald.
YOUNG MAN. Is. for delivery of any
klna. experienced, VIII start as sales
man. Phore $3.50. Morrison
COMPETENT BOORKEEPER wants po-
sitlon about May 20 Exempt. J. R..
o. box $50.
MIDDLE AGED man wants position as
hooAkeepe- IS years experience. refer l
ences, Phone 5575.
WASTED-Position as mine shift boss. I
hosting angineer or tool sharpener; seven I
years with last employer; references
Write q 354. Herald.
POSITION WANTED by window display
manager and card writer Il years.
thorough city experience. now employed I
olst reference. over draft age. married
address. E-2ss. care Herald
Al CLOTHING MAN-Now employed.
capable Of filling NEST any position ia
furnishing or shoe department.
Fan also wait on trade IN any department
1t general store. Is open for change D
am good stock keeper and successful
buyer. II you have a permanent place
and can pay a good salary would ike
70 hear from you Gilt edged reference
Married, age 81 W l. Greer, Box a.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-10

For Reuf-HOuses Furnished.
------~-~-~-~-~-~--------
Bt NGALOW near Fl Bliss Phone fzf6.
NEAR FORT BLISS-On car line. four
rooms. big sleeping porch. lawn. vines.
chicken yard and garage. completely fur
nlshed. to steady. reliable party Phone
sS90I-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-10

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tok LEASE-Maiesfic theater. one OF the
tinesL most beautiful and wei equipped
modern houses 10 southern California
Has T69 seats. heating and cooling sve-
TEN large fully equipped stage sar5t.
Two powers ga motor-driven picture ma
chine and other modern equipment NAY
Dc leased Tor term OF years and Is To-
Gated in the most PROSPEROUS ard -nnl5fy
growing city In the Southwest Gail or
write. 2. = CIT. CalarIcn- rauf
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-10-11
SHOW YOUR PATRIOTISM

Show your patriotism bv contrib
uting 10 the War Mothers Fund. The
Lincoln county chapter OF War
Mothers will receive contributions for
a War Mothers Fund TO buy Liberty
Loan Bonds. These bonds will be-
come the financial support Of the
nsothers Of American soldiers and
sailors. They will he the reserve fund
upon which the county organization
of War Mothers may lean in carrying
on home service work. The interest
from these bonds to be used an as
emergency fund in canteen serv-
ice or in any win the war; efforts
until peace comes. The bond fund to
be used after the war is over in aid
inR crippled soldiers and needy War
Mothers. Any one may contribute TO
this fund and in doing so you not only
help worthy cause. but you are aid
ing your government in many ways.
Boxes will he placed in a number of
stores for those who wish to contrib
ute small amounts. Dimes stacked
into dollars will aid in buying a bond.
Give your name for subscriptions 80
Mrs. r. /. Reinhart Mrs Jno. Fos-
ter So. Mrs. W. X. Warner IS, Mrs.
.. x. Coleman So, Mrs. +. l.. Rein
hart So, Miss Sue Rout So. Miss FL
Ion Bnllou IS. Miss Mary Craig 81,
VIM. Severance 81. VIM. Bright 81.
List TO be continued until last day Of
Liberty Loan drive.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-10-11
RED CROSS NEWS

Two thousand nine hundred and
seventy mounds Of clothing were sent
to the Belgians last week The
branches were Hustonville, McKin-
r"v. .Norclard Wayncsburg. Kings
Mountain, Hubble. Preachcrsville,
Goshen and Gilberts. Greek, Huston
vile 0lo~n sending $50 pounds. We
wonder II any other county can beat
this? The hoy for French hospitals
contained los pieces.
Miss Emma TAYLOR, teacher o.
Logan Greek school. with member
shins md pie supper has made $50
toward the support Of n French or
rhan COL Johnson was the auction
Ger and Dr. Morris trustee
Miss TAYLOR. Of The seventh gra1'
~ tho Stanford school has % room
500 uar cent Red Gross
The Juniors are asked to make 100
story books each month 'rr over
\ n- hosr.ta'- What Teachers viii
rAaro Mrs Coleman Of thrir rooms
help?
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The LATEST WAR NEWS

Americans and British between st
Quentin and Cambria are pushing
ahead at speed almost undreamed
Of The fleeing enemy il in rout on
a front Of thirty miles. and the Allied
armies are giving him no rest. In
the fighting yesterday the British
CAPTURED the important junction
point Of lie Catelet and pressed for
ward ten miles east Of Cambrni. Cav
airy thrown into action on Wednes-
day were continuing TO hsrass the
foe, whose rear guards at only a few
places were allowed to turn ard give
battle To the south the French and
Americans continue TO hammer the
Germans in the Champagne and the
Argonne.
The probability of an invasion Of
Germany itself by wav Of the Rhine
valley. is foreseen by Washington Of
ficials as the result of the slashing
victories Of the Anglo a m erican
forces. As the enemy stands TODAY.
with a great gap torn in the center
of the lines that were already strug-
Cling to extricate themselves and GET
TO short front. there is even the
possibility of a crushing and imme-
diate military victory tor the Allies.
Should the French to the south or
the British to the north also succeed
in breaking through before the Ger
mans can complete an extensive re-
ffrement. the capture or destruction
of whole enemy army group may
be realized.
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L. & N. HAULING WATER

Each freight train on the l.. & N.
carries tank of water during the
present drouth. The water stations
Of Brodhead. Cozatt and Lebanon
can not supply the demand and hence
it is necessary for the freights to
carry tank filed with water for
steam purposes. A Temporary pump-
ing station has been put in at Hang
inc Fork for passenger trains. but it
takes so much time to suprlv them
and as there is no side-track there.
as few trains take water there "a
possible. Not only are the railroad
neople fndig trouble in getting
water. but the farmers are havirg
their share Of vcxation. Many of
them are haulir~ water for miles fof
their stock. while others are selling.
of their surplus cattle, feeling that
thew can not afford TO spend a good
norton Of their time securing water
for them
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-10-11
MRS. J. E. WADE DIES SUDDENLY

Mrs. Wade. aged g.. died Tuesday
afternoon after n brief illness OF
pneumonia. She was the wife Of Mr..
J. +. Wade. who lives on the Crab Or
chard pike beyond Walnut Flat.
Previous 10 her marriage she was
Miss Bruce Dcrr and she had been
married 60 the husband who is now
bowed down with grief. for nearly 40
wears. She was an excellent Chris
tan woman and for MANY wears had
been % deyout member Of the Chris
tia1 church One daughter. Mr..
Edith Sfon. and several stcnsons sur
yiyc her DR. h. !. Brazclton preached
her funeral sermon at the late home
Thursday afternoon, after which the
body WAS laid away in Buffalo Gem
Utcrv a large crowd Of ucighhore
and friends followed the remains 20
their last resting place.
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PRINTING FROM LEXINGTON

r. n Duvall. representing the IN
,crstatc Realty Co. OF Lexington. Of
which the Interior Journals good
friend and patron. Col. Paul Finch.
is general manager. made special
trip 70 this city Thursday afternoon
to bring copv for job printing he
wants his old home paper TO do. The
advertising matter is for the sale of
the Percy Cassidy or G. w. Gwynn
farm Of 500 acres in Oldham county.
which is 10 be subdivided and sold on
Thursday, Oct "a. and the r. NJ.
Campbell farm Of 2O9 acres in Shell
by county, which is TO be sold by the
above company on the day before,
Oct. 23rd \ mighty good chance to
get slice of fine. rich land in an
excellent community.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-10-11
MADE MONEY ON THfrR DINNER

The dinner servid by the ID. A. K 5
Wednesday, at the sale Of Judge T.
y Rice. was "A great success. over
SSl having been taken in. Thee. la
dies deserve all the success that can
come to them as they are very patri-
otto trying TO be daughter, worthy
Of their forefathers. They are al
ready supporting a French orrhan
and an Armenian orphan and il is
probablye that the MONEY made We'd
nosday will be used for the surrort
Of a Belgian orphan. An invitation
has just been received from the
PoaCo Chapter at Ashland to the
State convention. Oct. 30-3l, which
will be a war conference.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-10-11
LIBERTY LOAN HONOR ROLL

Following j. list Of those who
law bought Fourth Liberty Loan
Bonds " your name does not APP
ssar and you have purchased bonds
- the present issue, notify Us and
~ will checrfully insert il with the
rest II is does not appear because
Veu have not done your duty in re
.pect TO the purchase Of bonds. ask
yosrself IL you are good citizen;
". II. Shanks $500. J s. Hooker
$4,000. {. r. Tate $4,000. " G..
Gsoeh $4,000. r. :. Rice So 600.
Ms. r. 4. Rice 81 600. Frank "ht'-
lfs $500. Mrs Frank Phillips $500,
Farestug Reid $1,000. J. A. Mellon
.M 500. X. q. Hooker $500. JAS.
williams $500 Lee Perkins $500,
Earvcy Helm 81 600 Mr. and NJ. J.
n Poster $500. Wclch Roch Top
s 900. Joe s. Rice $1,000, S r..
Harris $1,000. Chas Whhcrs $500,
Ms. n. G. Skilrs $500. j. NJ. Cover
$500. n. {. Baughmou $500. Mrs H..
& Bauphmau $500. Mr.. and Mrs X.
N Blackcrby $1,000. &. 4. Sing .-
ton s.. 600. Walter ". Saunders 800.
Mss Emma HAYS 500. Mr.. !. r..
Foster $500. Mrs. G.. r. Cooper $500.
~. ]. W. Weber 500. win Hoct-
,r 500. j VI Rankin $1,000. W. =.
Ruchanan $1,000. Sam Robinson
$3.50. K. VI. Ncwlund $500, Miss
Ssphic Alcorn 500. J. u. Jones
8. 600. John S Baughman 1000.
Grs. w. =. Buchanan 81, 500. Harry
Jacobs $50. T. !. Hin, Jr., $3.50, How
AID Ncwland 500. Geo. Deborde
$3.50, T. u. Ncwland $500 r. u.
1 J. =
brs. W. L. Logan 500. DR. J. +.
Psyton $500, J. {. Eubanks 81 600,
N.S. r.. A. Blain 500. Mrs. W. H..
hatcher 500 Mr.. and MR.. =. L.
ruce 5000, Mrs. II, u. Davis $50,
" l.. Cancer 500, Il. l.. Fagalv
500, W. Il. Mckinney $500. Mrs G.
q, Rose 500. r. r. Ray $50, +. &.
Walton $500, Miss Eva Rankin $3.50,
Mrs.. J. II. Rankin $3.50, Mrs. W. II.
Stanks $50. Mrs. J. u. Paxton 81
go. Miss Annie Dunn 5000, Mrs. W.
> Embry 500. Mrs. 7. NJ. McRob-
ITS 800. Miss Jennie Ncwland 500,
M. w. G.. Gooch $500, Misses Alice
aud Rose Alcorn $3.50. X. s. Alcorr
$3.50, MIR. and Mrs. William Sever
aEce $3.50, Miss Jennie Warren $50,
Mss Charlotte Warren $50 Miss e
len Ballou $500, Mrs James Gooch
$3.50. Mrs. Omor Foster $50, Mrs
sam Robinson $50. Woman's Club of
stanford $50, Mrs. William Trihhle
SO, Miss Pattic Alcoyn $50, Mrs
tGams 500. II. y. Jones 500, Fc'.N
Waite 5000, Salem a Salem $3.50. G..
n Masters 5000. Bohon Campbell
5000. August Ridder $50, Frank
Sroonamore $500, O. =. Huffman $50.
George Reed $50, Clarence Moore
$50, Arch McRoucrts 500. Il. Y.
d lin SInn 4 L Hnnrn In conn
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-10-11
PURIlC SALE

Having decided to 90 TO Florida
C. live, | will sell nj public auction
~ my home in Middleburg. begin
ming at 10 A. NJ,
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 10th
The following personally:
so Good Stock Ewes,
2 Nice Milk Cows. Fresh,
Pair 3-Year-Old Mare Mules, bays
ADD nice ones,
20 Yearling Cattle, weight 1850
pounds.
Five s50-Pound Cattle,
rs Hogs,
One Ford Touring Car,
Also a lot of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, including Sewing
Machine, Heating Stove, etc.
Terms made known on day of sale.
GRANVILLE LUTES,
Middleburg, Ky.
Col. John b Dinwiddie, Auctioneer.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-10-11
THE DAILY INTERIOR JOURNAL

The interior Journals good friend.
Mr.. Joseph r. Paxton. has had
framed and presented TO the editors
Of this paper a copy Of the Daily In
terror journal Of date Seutcmber 4,
1873. hilton e Campbell were the
editors then and the daily was to re
port the cholera plague which was
- that time playing havoc here.
Clippings from the Daily !. j. appear
elsewhere in thisc columns The pa
per is not as large as the Cincin-
matt Enquirer but is brimful of in
teresting news and il will be kept by
this office as one of its most appreci-
atcd treasures.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-10-11
COURT DAY. NEXT MONDAY

The Spanish influenza will likely
keep next Monday, Court Day. from
being a big dav here. It was intend
ed that DR.. Bush. celebrated preach
or. should address an audience at the
court house in interest of the sale Of
bonds. but the order prohibiting the
hat. The failure to hear speeches
should not prevent any from buying
bonds, however It is duty every
good citizen owes to his countrv and
he should buy whether he is impor.
tuned to do so or not
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-10-11
DOING MUCH WORK AT CoPBIN

If the l.. & N. continues to build
and add to Corbin. that little CITY will
be a metropolis yet. The shops there
are being enlarged. Mr.. w. W. Wade,
who was in the city Thursday, says,
and a round house large enough to ac-
rommodate AZ engines is being built.
800 or more men are at work there
daily and when the improvements are
completed the number will be greatly
augmented eve have a live town"
says Mr.. Wade, "and if you want to
see q hustling one, come to Corbin,"
he added
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-10-11
SEVERAL CARS FOR SALE

! have several Ford TOURING Cars
md Runahout. one Overland light
four. two Ford Trucks. one chain
drive Truck. Will sell at a bargain.
Also a few tractor attachments for
Ford cars at cost. All parties owing
notes or accounts will please come
in and nav up Will be glad to take
War Savings Stamps or government
bonds at face value in settlement for
any of these VI. c. Anderson. It
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-10-11
NO SCHOOL. NEWT WEEK

The board of education. at a meet
ing this morning. decided that the
Stanford Graded and High School
would remain closed all of next weel.
hoping thereby to prevent the further
s"read of the terrible Spanish "fiu."
This paDer will keen the patrons of
the school. as well as others, informed
when business will be resumed at
the schools here and in the county.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-10-11
MULE GOES TO GOOD CAUSES

JOhn MORGAN HOItZcIaw. the II
voar-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Holtzclaw, who lives near Lancaster.
has given his three-vear-old mule.
Salle Durham, to three good causes,
the new Gilherts Greek church, the
ancaester Red Cross chapter and
the Y. NJ. C. A. The |. J. heartily
con0ratulates the vounp Datriot and
nredicts for him big things in his
liFn
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a whoppcr.
son $50. Gene Rogers $50. J. w.
Srirgcr $50. G.. C.. Brown $50. J.
VI. Reynolds $50 David Street 800.
J. W French $50, Morgan Slusher
$50 !. H. Livingston $50, !. H. New
land $50, j. G.. LIVINGSTON $50, Mrs.
VI. J. Doan $50, A. ID. Adams $50.
y. H. Holtzclaw 500, T. L. Tucker
500, T. b. Montgomery 500. Oscar
Uotzclaw 500. J. f.. Stigall 5000,
y r. Scott 5000, Josh Wilson 5000.
VIM Tschanz $3.50. Daniel Spitzer
$50, +, =. Bless 500. Oscar Bless
$50 \, Kielhasa $50. Anton Miller
500. J. w. Collier 500. Mrs. F.. G.
NolmCS $50, William Jackson $50.
J. A. Holmes 5000. Fred Goetz $50.
Chas Trub $50. Herman Distelli $50,
Fred Beyer $50, J. W. Dishon 500,
r. 4. Robinson $50, ID. A. Singleton
$2,000, J. T. Stephenson $50. Crab
Orchard Lodge No. los, |. q. q. +.
500. Lvrp Bros. 500. w. f. Perk-
ms $500. w. T. Cover 5000. Goodwin
Bros. 81 900. Mrs. J. h. Willis 500,
Mrs Mary G. Schneider 5000, Mrs.
Myrtle Goodwin $50. u. G.. Hatfield
Sl'u, MIS-. II. u. ShlleS SoNN, II. ",
Collier $50. w. +. Ballard 500. f..
q. Gooch 500, J. b. Corum 500,
Crab Orchard Lodge No. GAG, F, &
A. NJ. 500, J. s. Duke 5000, s. l..
Cummins 5000. j. ". Perkins 5000,
!. T. Cherry $500. +. G.. Hurt $500.
r. l.. Collier $500, ]. A. Harmon
$500. NJ. NJ Phillins 800. Dee Will
son $500, ]. ID. Willis 5000. II. F.
Newland $500, ] J. Fletcher 500.
w. G. Fletcher 800. Andy Ledford
$500. J. T. Rirsbv $3.50. r. c. White
500. Mrs. o. II. Skiles $50, J. NJ. Col
lier 500, II. G.. Skiles $500, Mrs.
Emma Holtzclaw $50, J. y. Hutch
ms $500, c. Il. Lowell 800, b. T.
Lunsford 500. W. H. Bartels $50,
John Dali 500, Elias Griffin $50,
Mrs. Harriet Foley $50. Roscoe Col
yer $50. John Kennedy $50, Chris
Wyler 500, Mrs. Matilda Wyler
800, Frank Likens 500, Leonard
Martin $50, Robert Martin $50, j.
I. Martin $50.
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W. A Tribble $3.50. Harry Hin 500.

". A. Tribble $3.50. Harry Hill 500,
Newell Fox 800, Dr. l.. J. Jones
$50. Dr. J. W Bryant 500, T. W.
Humble $50. Fricda Robinson $50,
Florence Robinson $50. Marshall
Newland 500, J. W. Acey 500,
Chas. Carter $50. Or. T.. j Brown
500. Dr. d. y. Southland $50, \. e.
Cofcy 800. G.. w. Spears 5000. W.
y. Hill $1,000, John T.. Dye $1,000.
Z. l.. Hubble 81 900. 4. G. CofTcy
500. Richard Hester $500. H. b.
Davis 5000. Henry James 500. H.
L.. Young $50, J. s. Turpin $50. Lii
burn Dgugherty $50. j. u. Willis
500. a.. y. Swan $50, Sam Robinson
200. National Bank Of Hustouvillc
5000. PEOPLES Rank Of Huston
r.Hc $4,000. ". u Snow $50. Willie
Hines $50, Euuicc Peoples $50. Mr.
John Peoples $50. Mrs W. r. Hilton
500. Mrs HUGH Reid 1000. Mrs. J..
y Saunders $50, r. r. Gaines 5000.
joe HARRINGTON $50. ". X Warner
Ovens $500. ". II. Underwood ST.
00C. W n Hester $500. W. =. Civ
en-, $3.50, ~. W Lynn 5000. J. y.
n
Jas Powell a Dcpp 1000. !. r..
Cash $500. Joe Murphy $500. Ander-
soa Nunno'lry 5000. Grover McKerh-
ME 800. John +. Englcman 5000.
Jsr.-s c. Denny 81 900, J. Il. Paxton
II 600. ". y. O'Bannon $500 J. d.
Willis 500. j. NJ Grubbs $50. Vim.
-'uur $50 Mrs Matte Goocn s.
p ". Coaklcv 500. {. X. Coleman
S2O. 900. Il. + Lewis, 500. W. T.
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-10-11
ROY ROBERTS DEAD

TOiertakor !. /. BeaZloV wont 70
Brodhead Thursday and buried Row
Roberts, who died of influenza, at his
home in Gum Sulphur. He was "a
wears Of age. SINGLE and n son Of Mrs
Saliie Roberts, whose husband died a
number of years ago.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-10-11
NOVEMBER 9Th CLAIMED

"a. C. Hill writes from Louisville
that he claims November 9th as date
for a sale at which he viii dispose of
his farm, lot Of stock, crops, etc.
See lad" later.