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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-12-18
CHARTER
,,NsF0Sp PLANTING Co, INC
STATE OF LOUISIANA
p,g,>lI Of MADISON.

-, ALL Icbn f. Yerger, Clerk u,
= - " I-r'h ni.tr;ct Court and En- al
- '''> -. puhnc IN and for said Of
'''',', .,.s CT, tr,, day came and IA
81 ~ la. !, ,irser-. and Frank e
- ,-.',,,,.o, residents of the Gil! OF q
~. md State o. N.ssl S'rpl' Q
49,, r,,T-rson Henry and john b.
..,..... ,,.i,euts Of The Parish of Aadi- q
-, and State Of LOU lana saii
80. / HARRISON appearing by ms {
= ,'.,,. .,...i.u,.o agent and said Joe
,r.Irb,r.r, and the other F"ltie5 mere I
...,ro,, famed appearing II person.
''.->.' -, .-. ti, prcseuce /.
... .,. y....,s IS hereinafter I-'...'-"
....,,....l.r......s.. declared - me- -ro'
..-.. h., a.s-.aE Themselves OF 'N'
-. a The Stat. Ct LOUISIANA Ill t.
,...:,n +, corporations, the. 90 ~ 'H'S
t.... ar-l.i, 70 ivt.a q s.,cA 'iHJi'-
'...,, .a. ne purposes hereinafter -.
- r.,.h.
The name Of this corporation -
he MANSFORD PLANTING COM-
tPhNY. INC.
rbe purpose fer which this corpora
i ,ion IS formed is to purchase, operate,
i,r.,iyate, improve, lease, rent ana sen
,,ariat;ons ard appurtenanc@S, ana
L. cher real and personal property IN
G. cludir,- merchandise, il the State OF
" Io.:.iana and elsewhere, Wi,h the
r,war 1, conduct business IN SAID
S4,ia # Loui5:ana AMI ether states,
D. IN, r,lcral districts, the territories
IS, lad o..yas,io..s o. ne unl.ed States
- ..1 !, c,r,.-a countries, "...t for sad
,..r-,.-, % borrow @.oray aEi coz
tro.. dll:s. % execute ",:otla--C
n. pc. aid cher evidences q l-icJte,
~ ,.., al - secure payment CT sam;
)e- IT,. ,.o~.,-aga nd p.eaCe property 4"
-, c,r-~a7v. and reneia-ly 10 DO 81
-. ir..ta,t 10 lis purposes L
IL. ,.r.. -s..r sci fog,h.
M fha Fncici.c Of said corrcr& lion
on, .,l..~ca :, 10 4, Nars:arj, IN n
=, e 1r.r--o- and Sac OF Lou:
"a ord witch shall hare success
90 -, H. =. crrnc~ata name for a pe~io
an, 80. .-c, ,aar. f,c,3 tie date {
I.y -. .c4 ,-,.ress sooner dissolved t
49,. - af t,ro-,bir,s il interest OF 4
this 10 s,.clholr ars OF said corporal
-, .,.,,.to, p ,ovilei nv law.
=. Ill ro,,a mover 10 sue and
- :, - corn--a+e name in OF
-. - co,,n14er+ Jurisdiction;
ion. -..r.o o,,5 NO /. common seal, and
49, go ~ nlea~1ra: 20 acqui
:ET - - -,r,.-l-osa 4
il h,~,,o-.. n Ia.-+ hold. oct
bnd- o,,I+;,.oto i1,,r,va and Gispc
fol- Il % r,ort,oea end n,e1re :
be ao oil s,bioct n l-oal limitation
,oi.+ .rch offcs~s ard AGENTS
utah 49, ty,.;n,.s of tho c~~,o~at:on r.
- 81 20 fx .Ioi- crranersat;
600 -; do ro,a-I - the ra.u
100 ~ ,,or,,, # t>r;r sarv;c
900 100 -. L., rot IN conflict W
900 $50 low fv;nc or altering
1000 eont 90 - ,,rore-4v. the
'O.OO -. ~, c.o,,o,.rr,ert nf its
ayor. - .--o- &c oo~tiGcat
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-12-18

csc has proven 1t will cure Ma
laria, Chills and Fever, Bilious Fever
Colds and IsaGrippe.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-12-18

dred Seventy InouSaNt' OLA
Civ and l3-1OO Dollars, OF which
twenty Thousand Dollars 9ZV,ooo'I \
no has been paid in stocH Oh S"i'
ooroo~ati,n. Issued to said parties IN
-, amounts respectively afore-al"'
,,rdc,. the instructions of said Heaiy
I'D Weinberg; and Tor the remainder
Of said rurhase price said corporation
. has assumed TO pay mortgage 'hU'''-
ad~ess to said Henry and "eihDeIs
..,ai..t said property, and other deO'5
H., I'D Henry and Weinberg SHOWN
~. liz marked X" attached to SAID .
laed. amounting TO the sum CT Two
Uuud.ei Fifty Thousand, SIX run
) lraI Six and 43-lO0 Dollars, and III
= torrs. s. shown in said deed, 1t beihg
. understood that said corporation VIII
4; Immediately execute its notes, Tor IKE
e aT-,uc.s and payable on same da.eS
! = aid assumed notes, and bearing
: ....,,a RAJ. Ct interest and from same
: ,+,fas. with same stipulation as to IN
Il crest and attorneys fees, ana sstur1'.
: y, mortgage upon said property CT
A. +La same rank q now securing salu
u Indebtedness; said notes so executed
bv said corporation are to be subs'i-
, tinted for said notes Of said Henry
j. ,rG Weinberg, which are to be can
cellcd and returned to said Henry aho
a Weinberg. An accurate, detailed aac
e. i,an,;yed description Of said proper!
ell ehowa by said deed, as to amount
nd focation and extent, character Gni
in state of improvements, together VIII
of The statement of its value rs appral5
he ed BIZ said Board Of Directors, IS here
rid 70 ;.~-czcI. and to be read II conne-
cs, ton herewith.
lex! mos puNE AND PASSED in m
las .ffice. in the Parish ard State fir:
aid herein written, in presence of a. :
ar Sewer and I. 4. Smith, compete,
lie witnesses who sign-as such, tog2th'
g. with The parties, ard ne, SAL Notai
,7,a or -. 9Th day OF November, a. L
@. 1920.
all JGE WEINBERG,
~ FRANK l. HARRISON,
BY Joe Weinberg, AZ
- :; J. j. HENRY,
- JOHN 3. STONE.
us witnesses:
.rs.- 4. }. SEVER,
: ,lo % l. a. 0'', JOHN E. YERGER,
;. Cle-,; 9th District Court & EX-Ofhc
. al Notary Public.
- STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF MADISON.
! - |, John E. Yeggec, Clerk Of
or. Ninth District Ccu-t ana Ex-Offi
- Recorder in ard for said Parish
y - State, Go hereby certify that the Il
,,,;.o Ding Is a true and correct copy
- =. the original Act of Incorporation
> re Nan5:ord Planting CoHPa
, 'r- lac, which is or lie in NJ office,
p -, II record IN I1co-p 5Ta.ion Re-
~" look -" RACES 81 et seq, on q
','-'s + Ncventer p, 1920.
- % Witness r,y official sicraa-e
i ..S he Seal # soil Court, this End
60 90. !" Of December, 1870.
-. ,SEAD in :. EsI..sE.'
W.: Clerk ard Ex-C:si,!o EecoT
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-12-18
A. J. SEWER.

Sheriff of Madison Parish. 10
Sheriff'5 Office, Tallulah, La, Nov
ember 5, 1920.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-12-18

GeG quickly relieves odds and La
Grippe, Constipation, Bil!iousness,
.oss Of appetite nd headaches.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-12-18

ALEX CLARK. President
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
UP TO me- TO
STATE The FACTS"
ASSERTS ROBERTS
Both He and Wife Restored
to Splendid Health by
Taking Tanlac

FOR the first time In six years I
and since II was Tanlae that go, rid
o< my troubles and put mo into
such fine shape. l thank Il IL up TO
me 10 state the facts for the benefi,
OF Others" said Fred Roberts. OF
1894 Georgia St. East Vancouver. at
the Owl Drug Store recently.
II suffered from chronic bilioua-
meas most all the time for the past
ak years. My appetite varied n lot
some times l would hardly touch a
bite. and other times would eat a
hearty meal hut AZ sure as fate,
n did eat anything had 90 suffer
for II afterwards. Very soon after
finishing a meal would get sick
at the stomach. and would hldat up
with gas so that my heart would
beat like a trip hammer. and would
almost choke for breath. I would
have violent headaches that left me
weak and nfeiess. I suffered with
awful pains in the back. 30 that IL
was agony TO s,o.op over, and after
sitting down for a while. my back
got 20 stir that I could hardly set
up again. I also had rheumatism
In my right leg which gave mo a lot
Of trouble especially II stayed long
in ono posi,ion. and which kept me
awake NO much at night that WINS
tired most of the time.
"I'vc only taken four bottles Of
Taniac so far. but already I have
gotten wonderful results from IT. /
have a good appetite all the time.
can eat anything I fancy. and never
have a sign Of bliiousncas or gas or
pain afterwards. My food seems TO
do mo good. too. for l feel much
stronger and have gained ten pounds
In weight. I'm not bothered with
pains In the back any mose and tho
rheumatism has entirely disappeared.
now sleep well at night and get up
feeling fine. My wife also has been
taking Taniac with wonderful rr.
suits. and she Joins me In expressing
our thanks for the great good we
have gotten from H."
Tanlac II sold In sea,,ie by Bnrteli
Drug stores under the personal d.
rrction Of a special T>aniac reprcscn.
tativc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
FALLS IN GORGE
But IS RESCUED
Portland Man PIunges so
Feet Over PrecipiCe

PORTLAND. May i0.--Cari Won
ner Ii alive today. Notwithstanding
his plunge over prccipice and a
fan OF so feet into oneonta gorg~.
on the Columbia highway. east OF
Portland. Sunday.
wonner. with a party Of friends.
had climbed TO the top Of the cliff
over which water falls into the
gorge below. He lost his fDting
and iurnhled into the chasm-
Rescuerx found wonner con.
scious and struggling In the water.
He lost consciousness. however.
after being pulled out. due TO n
deep cash in his head. but later
revived. and Ia Mt work hero to-
day. wonner Is an optician.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

C. G. MCCULLOUGH. ex-serviee
man, has been appointed special In
vestigator by Prosecutor Fred G..
Brown TO succeed Frank T. Gordon.
resi- gned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
Stiff Joints
Sore Muscles
Timber Up Quickly Under the Sooth.
ing. Penetrating Application Of
Hamljn'S Wizard on

In cases Of rheumatism and lame
back IT pcnctrases quickly. drives
out soreness. and limbers up stiff.
aching joints and muscles.
Wizard OF In an absolutely rciia-
bic. antiseptic application for cuts,
burns. bites. and stings. Sprains and
bruises heal readily under Its sooth.
ing. penetrating qualities.
Get IL from druggists for 10 cents.
IL not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back.
Ever constipated or have sick head.
ache7 Just try Wizard Liver whips.
pleasant little pink pills. 30 cents.
Guaranteed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

Karagheusian's Shah Abbas,
Bigelow's Kabistan and Sloane's
Sedan, All-Worsted Rugs of
Fine Texture
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
TUESDAY

Neep-Mevc's cafeteria-D. w, Hen
derson. Or. Ira &, Brown and
Frederick Slyfieid will speak at
Municipal league luncheon.
1000 60 AGO Hon Marchc~-Chiid
welfare week lectures. examine
tiona and demonstration on best
ways 10 care for baby.
:iio-tredericiS a Nelson auditorium
Educational talks for mothers
by experts under auspices Of
Red Cross, as follows; Home
Nursing" by Helen Constantine.
'Mai-Nutritlon." by Alice stem
holm. OF the school clinic. Mrs.
John NJ. Porter presiding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
BIRTHS


girL
Hui, J. -, sis Boyiston. boy,
Loede. &, $, iisf 18th ave. giri
James. y. r. Tss Hoylston. boy.
slower. w. r.. 1000 Y. olive. sirL
Nelson. W, c, SIS y. t7th st. boy.
zaioskey, G. J.. lsts sist ave. boy.
Stroul a.. tbs0 orcas St. girl.
Campbell. J, H.. 3Si2 sbth s. w. boy.
Laing. r., Lincoln Court Apis. girl
Selgrcn. J. A. ssS W. 6srd. boy.
Landgreff, II. J., 1915 soth ~. sirL
nean. y. O., s.is teth NJ boy.
stcclc. r. :. .s0s 65th r.. girl
Nachtway. W J.. isi2 Fourth W.
girl
raAeuili. O.. a0i Yakima ave. EirL
Morgan, r.. Seattle. boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

William Clark. 60. 2asi asnd
ave. 5. W. suffered bruises and
broken log when hit by an auto
driven by John Nordatrum. Il.
y, u. No. g. near wAsheiii GENE
terry. Clark was taken 20 the city
hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
SUMMER
FURNITURE

Fiber Furniture in Frosted Bro,c Baronal Brown and
Old Ivory finishes is especially featured and properly
into the permanent furnishings of any home.
The graceful lines the generous proportions and artistic
shapes of these pieces create environment which suggests
comfort and refinement.
The prices unusually moderate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
DEATHS

weatman. John. 60. fTos feth " "
Judd. W. W. 81. 1897 iin ".
Major, Edwin j. 50. Providence hos
pital
Korvs. Annie. 20. 1908 Terry ave.
Huribut. Howard A.. IS. t5ls W.
Webster.
Richardson. Eliza C. -. 1855 Rainier
ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

LONE influence, ho,cever, can
IA only be at its best when the
floor coverings are tremendously at
tractive in every room and this can be
accomplished by the application of
proper taste and good judgment in
selecting rugs.
"The Grote-Rankip Co." shoics very
unusual assortments in the various
grades of dependable Rugs from which
selections can be made with ease and
satisfaction. Present stocks include:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

THE introduction Of just fe'c appropriate pieces may
completely transform the living room, and the porch
and lawn be made to yield greater of
fort especially through the months when correct
summer furniture is properly employed.
For the benefit Of those who pride themselves in the
beauty and comfort of their homes The GroeRankn CO..
has assembled the desirable types of summer furniture
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
TONIGHT

,fUu--Couneii chambers. oounty-city
buiiding--Auxiliarie OF militia
units hold meeting Go discuss
proposed statue memorial for
Seattle park In honor OF militia
men who fell during world war
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
Proper Floor Coverings
Exercise an Important Influence in the
Home
Home.

Whittalls, Karagheusian's,
Bigelow's, Sloane's and
Devlon's Royal Wiltons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
s E. e s: z"'s. 330
This Year wv

Struck by an auto driven by
Mrs. II. = DePuy. poss 18th ave.
=. Sunday, Harry Hell. is. 1850
ssth ave. y. suffered slight con.
cussion ~ the brain In addition
20 cuts and bruises. Mrs. DePuy
says Bell and another youth at.
tempted "a cross the street in
front of her machine. she rushed
the injured lad 20 the Swedish
hospital. The acciden, occurred
at Rainier boulevard and Ed
munds 1t.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-12
Real Relief Comes Only by
Cleansing the Blood of the
Germs.

You must realize that your blood
is loaded down with catarrh
germs, and these germs must be
removed from your blood before
you can expect real, rational relief
from the disease. And Ct course,
you know that you cannot reach
= these germs il your blood with
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-12
DOG LICENSES ISSUED
IN MADISON COUNTY
! Continued from Saturday.

Following is the official list of
licenses issued to dog owners of
Madison county by County Clerk
j. w. Maupin:
1501-GiIbert Brooks. Richmond. fe-
male, cur brindle. 20
.13O2-Bob Highland, Richmond. 1 male
rat, white.
i3Oa-Cecil crawford. Cofleg Hill l
male. bird black.
1904 -Rert Crawford, DoylesVille, !
male, flee. black.
I305-H. S. Morgan, Whites Station, i
male airdale. b and t.
l3O6-Ben Martin. Whites Station,
male, cur, b and t.
1307,Evert Lisle, Red House, l male,
shepherd, black.
1308-Flora Huguely, Brassffeld 1 male
shepherd, white.
13O9-Flora Huguely. Brasstield ] male
cur, yellow.
Schuyler Hill, Richmond, ! male
eur, yellow.
l3l1-John Durrin, Richmond r. 4,
male, shepherd, black and white.
1312-Marguerite Crutcher, Richmond,
l male, w and b.
1313-W. l.. Pinkston, Cleveland / male
cur. White and black.
1314-Rube Munday. Berea, 1 male,
shepherd, whit.
l315-Albert Farris, Berea. 1 male,
shepherd, yellow.
131G-H. r. Jones. Richmond r A, /
male, shepF erd, red.
1317-John -.---.--.--,-.-,. 1}reyfus, l male
i shepherd, black. '''
1S18-Silas. Alexander, Pref9s, ! male
shepherd, red. :
j1S19-Herbert KidYeil Dreyfus, ]
| male shepherd block.
132o-James Blevdns, Newly, male
! cur. red.
1321-AIbert Mcqueen, Richmond star
1 male, fee. black. 'r'R' =; !;
1222-J. II. Reeves Red House, L male
cur, yellow.
1923-James Huguely, Richmond,
male, shepherd, brown.
1324-Ernest Butler, Richmond, l ma
cur, white and black.
l325---- Richmond star. male
male. bull, wkije.
132G-J. r. Rowlett,e Richmond, l mall
bull brindle.
1327-S. b. Rowlette, Richmond, ! mall
shepherd. red.
l328-Grant Shearer. Richmond, ! NAL
shepherd. white.
1329-A. II. ShGarer. Richmond, l NAL
d. poodle, white. l4t'rttet
1S8o-Albert Barnes, Richni4sid, ! ip.a4I
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-12

Mrs. Oldham was elected CORES
ponding secretary at the first State
convention of the association held in
Lexington in October 1919, and will
appoint someone to fill the vacancy
created by her acceptance of the exc
cutive position. She is the third presi-
dent of the organization, the newest
of women's patriotic societies.
Mrs. Reuben Hutchcraft, of Paris,
was the first elected and served her
term. Mrs. Harrison Gardner Foster
of Lexington, who was elected presi-
dent % the State convention in Oct
resigned several weeks ago.
/ Az the board meeting Tuesday
splendid reports were heard from the
Echapters in the various counties, the
Frankfort County War Mothers giving
AN exceptionally fine record of pro
;gress. Many plans for the further
growth Of the association, especially
by the organization of war mothers in
the mountain counties, were made. a
luncheon will be given soon, and the
next convention will be held in Louis
vile in October.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-12
Report Of Farm Sale


Is sWinebroad, .tliess.feal estate
man of Laneaster, Kentaclg, re-
lportss that on April 6tEg he. sold at
public auction for w. d. PurdQn,
1873 3-4 acres at an average price
+ $500 per acre. The farm was
! in two tracts, III "a acres
0. Durham at S225 per acre
and 65 acres to Colon Campbell
for $1,000 And on April 9TH
he sold at auction for J. w.
Brown 207 acres i'll two tracts !;
l55 acres to c. w. ,Yankey at
$135.50 per acre and 81 acres to
Len Bradshaw at $130.52 per
acre Total sales for the two
farms was -$64,476.z8.
These farms are located in
Washington county, and assusual
when Swinebroad conducts the
sales, they are satisfactorysto all
concerned. A lot Of personal
property WasS. also sold and
brought good prices.
Swinebroad, together with hrs
assistants, w. E. Moss and R. H.
Dever who have charge of HIS
Danville office are kept busy all
the time and their services are
much sought after by those who
want to sell farms on account
of their experience in the bust
ness, their system of advertising
and method Of conducting sales
and from the further fact that
SWinebroad always Sells"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-12
Cur Dwindling Beef Cattle Herds

The United States is heading
toward bankruptcy in its beef
cattle supply" declares A. L.
Spellneyer in The Country
Gentleman of March 9th.
''In 1907 our beef cattle num-
bered 51,566,O00 and i'll 1919 the
total had fallen to 44,385,O00 In
that year 1907 the total there
were 7,621,717 cattle and /, 1885,
574 calves slaughtered under gov
eminent inspection. In 1910,
with the available supply Of
cattle more than seven million
fewer, we slaughtered 1923, 287
cattle and 3,323.O77 calves.
eve are expecting today some
thing like 100000 cattle to
supply round 100000 annually
for slaughter, maintain numbers
against loss and increase produc-
ton to keep pace with rapidly
growing population. Any veter-
an cattieman will tell you that II
can't be done"
Drought, uncertain prices ant
range hogging by the big outfits
is driving the small cattlenen out
of the business and yet the LITTLE
cattlernan offers the biggest hope
iof teplenishing the vanishing
herds. ~ 80" g.
'" Steps must be taken to safe
guard 'the' cattlenen against hess
IIherH IL no ltinFe to47Nabt IS 4 floftl
will require years to build bach
our beef herds to a point where
the supply can be depended upor
to meet the demands. 1t is up tc
our legislators to turn us bacl
from our march toward bank
ruptcy in beef cattle"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-12
Each Had a Reason.

A neighbor who had been working
hard all day decided she wanted, a
little recreation, so she remarked to
the family at supper that she was go
ing to show tonight, just to get out.
The little 3-year-old daughter looked
up and said: I'm going to the show
Just to get In"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-12
male. bird. White.

139O-R. NJ. Marcum. Richmond, male
shepherd, black.
i391-George Hume, Richmond, fe-
NAL, collie, yellow.
1392-George Gaines. Richmond. I male
collie, yellow.
1393-S. c. Carrier. Big Hill, l male,
shepherd, yellow and Write
l394-Bob HaZelwood, Big Hill, 1 male
cur, yellow.
1395-John Hazelwood, Big Hill, l male
cur yellow.
1396-Vernor Folwer Big HILL l male
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-12
JOHN HOLLAND
AUTOMATICALLY
USrce Over SiOcktsn's ljrsiE StOre
Millions Of Tiny Germs "
~ Cause Your CatarrFa

sprays and douckes. ~
S. s. S. will cleanse your blood
Of the cause Of Catarrh, and give
real relief. 1t has been in con-
slant use for more than fifty
years, and IS sold by all druggists.
Buy q bottle Of s. S. S. today and
lose no father time in getting on
the right treatment.
Valuable advice regarding: your
case Will bc furnished free. Id.
dress Medical Adviser, 1O3 Swift
Labora telJ, atlanta, ca.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-12

shepherd, black.
1297--J. \. Miracle. Berea, 1 male shep-
herd, black.
l398-Jas. Hignitc, Berea, l male, fee
yellow.
l399-Iiuasell Early, Kingston, l male
shepherd, white and black
l4O0-IiaTrison White, Herea, ! male,
shepherd, black.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-12
mrs. Oldham, State War Mother

hrs. Oldham State War Mother
Mrs. William Doweil Oldham of
Lexington, was elected State Wan
Mother for Kentucky at meeting OF
the executive board OF, the association
held at the parrish house Tuesday
afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31

In tho C'rcult court Of ohio County.
Wcst virginia.
Eugenia II Robinson
yB.
George w. Crow
ct al.
In Chanrery. with attachment.
BY virtue Of u decree made and en-
tered IN tho above entitled cause on tho
Ind day 81 May. 1920. by tho circuit
court uf ohio county, West Virginia.
aud now Of record In Chdncery order
book -" -. pages lni lO6. In the
.,nI,r 81 IN" clerk of said court. will
ON Tuesday. August 3lst. 1920. com
mcu"lnR AT II O'Clock a m. sell at
ruLli, auction. at The front door 81 the
court hour" at said ohio county. 10 the
highest and hest bidder. hvo 90 shares
81 the capital stock Of WheelinE's
centre cont 60. belonging 40 tho de-
fcndauI. Gr"rKc " crow. Of tho par
Shlu" - 500 per share.
TrrmT II bale. Ehrh.
II. u IIhSTINGa.
Shrrln Of ohio county. Wont Virginia.
Auguri "nIh. 1870
JAMES r. MILLER.
rug"up Attorney.
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JAMES r MILLER.
aug"Op Attorney.
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MAI.n AND FnMALh MILF.

WAHTuD I.ndi.r nnd ,n'n .aT Cleaners,
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST Black wire wheel with Goodyear
cord tire. Finder please return 10 Cen
trail Motor Corporation. Reward.
au-1l-h
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED - Two heavy scrviccRbls
teams. with harness. Scott Lumber
CO. Bridgeport. ohio, au-3l-p