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La Junta tribune., 1913-11-15
n0bUUY SrARtO

Kidney Troubles Attack L. Junts Men
snd Women. old sne YsvnO.
Kidney Ills seize yOnnG and old.
Oftea come With little warning.
Children suffer In their early years
Cast coutrol the hiasey sseretiess-
Girls ne lansuil. nervous. su1ss
Saia.
wsuea worry. cant do daily work
Men have lame and aching backs.
II you have snv form Of kiAnsy Ills
You must reach the cause.-the kid.
osys.
Doan'x Kidney Pills are for weak
tilneys-
Have brought relief 70 La Justa
people.
La Junta testimony proves II.
Mrs. ". A. He'll. 1oi Saa Juan Ave-.
IA, Junta. Colo. says: Some OF ny
fsieads have used ibosn's Kidney Pills
Tor troubles caused by disordsred kid.
asys aa1 have beea cured. know
shst Doaa's Kidney Pills are good for
kIdssy compliant"
FOR sale by all Dealers. Price %
eests. Foster Miiburn Co. Buffalo.
New Yerk. sole agents for the United
0tstes.
Asmenbee the aams-Doas's-and
take - ether
La Junta tribune., 1913-11-15

state Of Colorado. County Of ot.ro,
city Of la JuntA. ss.
!. 4 W. hrown. city clerk Of the city
OF Ia Junts. Colorado. do hereby sHr-
placed on It's first reading aud AS
duly read aud passed on Its fir-t rrad-
,nw at y regular meeting of the city
council Of said city On H~pt~mbsr H.
1914.
\ W. HnowN
city Clerk
First publication. us.iob~r .s. 1913
Last publication. November -. 1919.
La Junta tribune., 1913-11-15
N...-. 81 A4,...-... hay.

E,Lats 0f Joseph T.. Fem. deceased.
ne underaikncd, having been APP
t.olnted administrator Of the estate Of
J0oPrh r.. Fem. late Of the county Of
Utsto. In the State Of Colorado. de-
ceased. hereby gives motto. that II
Will appear before the county court Of
said Ot-fo county. at the court hour"
In - Junta. Ia said county. ON Mon
day. the :.d day of December, 4. D..
1913. at the hour Of 10 o'clock n. m.
81 sAid day. at which time all persons
having claims against said estate are
nsttfied aud requested To attend for
the purpos. Of having the same ad.
justed All persons lnd-bt-'f to said
estate ar. requested to max" imm"di-
ate payment To tn. undersigned,
Dated at La Junta. Colorado, this
I eth day OF November. a u. 1914
fHE coiottAbO SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY.
ny 4. a b~rrbohm. Cashier aud Sec
r~tary. Administrator. Of the estate
Of Joseph T., Fem, deceased
Pred A. Sahin. Attorney
rtrst publication. November ~, 1914,
Last publication, December II. lsls.
La Junta tribune., 1913-11-15
SUMMONS

Is TME DisTisi"T cotiGT
Lyman !: h.xy and !. Thomas 10 9 (.
Yates. ttosahrii~ Mabel Bass Kendall.
Calvin W baxE and Charles Mc-
0utston, Defendants
20 Ma,me A, Carter u,o,,.p Yates.
kosHb~il~ Mabel bsgs Kendall. Tai-
Vim ". naEs and Charles Meeulston.
the defendants above named. Greet
You are hereby required TO appear In
al.ov. rsmsd plsin,Ilss In tie distfici
ana answer IL. sc~yisins sh"rsin wi,S.
" svsnty days after the servie. here.
q. v served Within THE county. OF 4
..,:" ..sssa ~, s,Si, x 's's sss" o. ~ pSsn x:
service krrsoi. exclusive Il the day e
servlcs: or Judgment by Aefnuli ~!u
be taken against yev according to TIM
81 D. complain: "a R'A;c. !" sSs .ssss. 10" .a,iiiss
aeeloa - ~ ssevel With shi. -uw.
noss q g The ssrvIes esr.sf be m.As
lisesi 70 the sisss Hsrsi mH.for. ,p.qi:
s:1 Z: lie re- zzpe:ssss:ss s:" :n,.;r ,sn ~
"sIns ~ q cS'fssis .... e !! sfsrsss,a .,,.l-
r. r. rsssIss. .sr a. sr!sy ser H., sale
ls. ~ hnd y. N blesk ". sf the ,own
Cstsrsds. according e the recorded ni;l
thsSeof
.As .~iil more fviiy appear from IN
complaint n saiA artton 10 which r..
florence 10 here Ms1s. . cepy of ~htso
10 hereto attached.
Ans .yev ass ksresy notified that q
scu fnsI se .ppe.s. sM1 10 answer ~
saiA plainttffs will take judsnsa(
ss: Ia "a .s~sIs.c :sssIEHsrc - the rr.ss'
Given eNAep ny hand and seal st Il
!vnes N eas9 ce4ntt. this isth day q
sEsyess. 4 b.. 1911.
A, 4 NARnNAt.lA
e: ;s:sss:sss.::' s'sss's::sssss::' s :.:sss' |: III
La Junta tribune., 1913-11-15
Notice for Publication

pephrtmcnt OF the Interior. 4. $ Land
lhuce at Pueblo, Colorado, october
3 1918
wallace Richtrdson. Of La Junta. Col
grtdo. who. on October 80, 1909, made
Desert Land Entry No. osil9. for south =.
sa,,, 9uarter' section sa township 70
Meridian. has filed notice of Intention
To make final proof, to establish claim
~ 70" land above described. before the
'lcfk of the District Court, At La Jun
g. 'olorndo. on the 18th day OF Novcm-
her 1919
Claimant names as witnesses: Frank
wood Frank Day. Francis T, Lewis.
anl Mrs. j. A. Armstrong, all OF La
JuttH, Colorado
Not coal land
j. W. HAWLEY. Register.
flfst publication. October l>, 1918.
--.L nnhllcntion. NoNcmher u. lal3
La Junta tribune., 1913-11-15
N"sir~ Of Adjustment Day.

Estate OF Rephelius Bo,n Pegram. de
ceased
The undersigned. having been ap-
p0iuicd administrator Of Tn. estate of
kephelius Boin p.eram. late OF the
County Of III Paso, In tn. state OF Tex
- deceased. hereby gives notice that
he viii appear before the County
Court OF said otcro county. - the
court house In La Junta. Ia said coun-
p on Monday. tn. fifteenth day OF DE
ccmhvr A D.. 1913. Mt III. hour OF ten
o'clock "A. m. OF said day. at which tim.
all PERSONS having claims against said
'stat" ar" notified aud requested to
attend Tor the purpose Of having the
same adjusted, All persons indebted
10 said estate are requested to maxi.
itnm"aiat" payment to the undcrsirn-
cd
Dated at la Junta. Colorado. this
nith day OF December. 4. II. 1913
Earl. W. HASkINS.
Administrator OF the estate OF K-ph-l-
ius boin Pegram. Deceased.
First publication. November \. 1913
Last publication. November ~. 1913
La Junta tribune., 1913-11-15
Notice for Publication

department. OF the Interior l.. s Land
q 1913
Notice is hereby given that LUCINDA
" Martinez, of Troy, Colorado. who. on
No ONs5i for north half uortheas,
quarter, section \. north half northwest
quarter. section 2. township 81 south,
rang" - west. sixth Principal Mcri-
dlAn. has filed notice OF Intention to
make three year proof. to establish
claim to the land above described. he
fore the Clerk of the District Court.
At trinidad, Colorado. on the 2ist day
OF November. 1918.
Claimant names MS witnesses. Agapi-
TO Duran. Manuel Tapia. FcliN Herrera.
and lose Adan Chavez. all OF Troy. Col
pfadu
Not coal land
]. w. HAWI.EY Register
tlfst publication. october II. 1913,
Last publication. November AZ. 1919.
La Junta tribune., 1913-11-15
N.s... 81 As,...~.., n.,.

Estate OF Earl u. wooif. deceased.
The undersigned. having been ap.
pointed administrator Of the "stat" Of
eaPl u. Woolf. lat. OF IN. county OF
Wero. In the stat" OF Colorado. de-
ceased. hereby gives notir. that h~
Will appear before til. county court OF
sald Otrro county, ~ the court hour"
In ~ Junta. In said county, on Mon.
day, the Nth day Of December, A. -.
1913. at tn. hour OF 10 o'clock "a, ~.
u said day. AT which time all persons
having claims against said -htate are
noeifted and requested to attend for
the purpos" of having tn" same ad :.
(unt~d All persons indebted To SAID
entnt~ are requested to make imm"di.
ate payment to tn" undersigned.
Dated al ia Junta, Colorado this
a. ~ WcpiF.
Administrator of III. .-tai" Of Earl /.
MOolf d.c~hs-d.
Geo. A kiiporc. Attorney.
rtrst publication. Nov-mb.r ~. 1914.
Last publication. b-ecmb.t =. i.l5-
La Junta tribune., 1913-11-15
k:.sra, Advertisement.

Notice is hereby given to whom Il
scribed cstray animal was taken up
NVat La Junta, pt@ro County. Colo, on
or about october 80, 1919. to-wit:
oh. dark brown. ten Years old.
Mc,sht about 1000 pounds. wire cut on
tgh, thigh. scar under right eye,
branded on right hip with blotch
brand looks like "
Ntld animal being unknown to thin
board, unless claimed by owner on or
be,ore Novemb.. %, 1919. said estray
WI he sold by this board for the bene-
~ OF the owner when found.
NiATE BOARD or STOCK INSPEC-
TloN COMMISSIONERS
-. Denver, Colo
firAt publication November $, 1918
last publication. November IL, 1913.
La Junta tribune., 1913-11-15
N..,~. a, n-.-,..,...,.- ct m..,.A,r.

STATE Of Colorado. County OF otcro. r-
~ TiiE COZ N1N ,plET
In the matter OF 'he p-titl"n oi san,
hrirship aud Interest IN lands ANA
Sen-m.np OF u"ni" /. Arn"tt de-
ceased,
Termination Of h-irrhip
Sotic. 1, hereby given, that "a put-
susn.. Of an order oi ,his .outt h"i,
0aad~ ana entered on the Inth da, "i
fDrtoL~r A -. 1919. upon tn" N.rifi'si
petit,on of samuel u irNin. nl"d ~
The above entitled cause, a. staht"''
from Henry e Afn.tt ANA kittle A.
nsst. sole heirs -, Law Of Genie =. A..
NesS, deceased. hearing wiii u. hah on
eald petition on III" 9TH day OF '.
s:Ch.r A. ~ isil ., W, .Hs, ,Ss cou,iy ="
cessrt OF N. county of ot"ro. state of
| COtorndo. to d.t.rnin. tn" heirship oi
eAe ss,d u.n,. =. htn",,i a..".s'a ,,s,, an
lthe father. snd KIN. Arnrtt. IN. MON
, er. Of the said Genie ]. A,u"u ns
3eessd. ~. ~" sol. h.'f. M n~ "' as ms
Oetltion setting forth that IN" sAli
0aeie I. Atnsti j"ceassd ~ns seize"
AAA popsrssrd of the following Ns
| q ONsro. aud state Of Colorado. to.~.t
l 1Sot :, and southeast quarter NORM.
ES.s aS"t,ss OF .s.,.n Mn " s'rn,.'r ;.,,r.,o
| ool Meridian. containing ~ acres.
And upon such hearing evidence VII
~ received by the court 70 ju"irisIs
ss~srtsin ar1 d-t.fmlns the heirs 80, ~
~ said :~ni~ l.. Arnett. deceased.
~ the descent Of said Lands a"d tsn".
WpNts Ia the said Henry e. Arh-st an"
~ cIntu, an, interest therein either ~
1oorent or T., purchase are hereby ~.
rerepA to he aud appear thrreat ann W
AAtAs the determination OF the court
" W MCDANIEL.
t1uH9e and Acting CLERK 81 the County
L : (1xsavC Of Otrro. htats Of Colorado
ID1rSV nut,ij~at.on. November J. 1919.
INS61 rvhiiration, Nexests.t ~. INa
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-20
BANISHNENT To
CURB NJ COMBS
Scheme for Party Machine Is
Vetoed by Wilson. Who Will
Send Him to Paris.

NEW YORK March -U-TH, rea-
sons for William M,Combs chairman
IF the Democratic national committee.
accepting the amDa-sa,k rship 10
France became known to-day Ha was
practically bauf-h,d by those whose
political opinions Offered from his
His pet scheme for "a thorough organ
cation Of the Democratic party along
unique lines had the open disapprovai
IF President Wilson and, 1t lis under
stood. Of Secretary of state Bryan. and
out of the country it would be upos-
Sibie for him 10 carry DO through
Only last week Mr. McComb- was
discussing with political friends his
plan that would organize the par
~ from the white house 10 the small
est nook and Granny in the country
and he stated openly 10 was because
Of his ambitions in this direction he
had declined the prodcr of the post at
Paris
Mr.. NcCombs had gone So far with
his project as 10 have "A publicity bu-
reau established at Washington and
the FIRST guns of the big campaign had
been fired. The news spread quickly to
the white house and the state depart
meut, and a few days after Mr. Nc
Combs appointment as Ambassador
was announced President Wilson
openly disapproved Of the scheme. and
il was understood Mr. Bryan. not on
friendly terms with Mr. McCombs. also
voiced disapprovai.
out of the country, he could not car
ny out his pet idea, even if he were to
retain the chairmauship.
His plan was to finance the organi-
zatiou through the partys own re-
sources. II would cost 100000 annual
d. This ne expected TO raise by levy
ing "a tax upon the members of the ma
tional committee
The final decision Of McCombs on
President Wilson's offer of the ann
bassadorship TO France is expected late
to-day II is believed he viii not ac-
cept IT,
McCombs called up the white house
from New York last night and declined
the post The chairman called up
again, stating he had changed his
mind and did not care to make an an
nohnccment al present Later he call
ed third time, saying he would be in
Washington today to confer with Presi-
dent Wilson
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-20
LAST SURVIVOR OF
MEN WHO BLAZED
WAY OF Go. p. DIES

CHICAGO March 20-Paul Selby,
veteran Illinois editor died in River
forest. al the residence Of his son-in-
law Rev. Harmon Johnson. He had
been III since July He was in his
eighty ninth year.
Mr. Selby was the last survivor Of
the group Of Illinois editors who held
the auti-NebTaSka convention in DeCa-
tur H.. February -, 1886. He called
the conference TO devise means of raj
lying the aUti-slavery men of the Wing
and Democratic parties into one party
10 fight further advances into free ter
ritoTy This conference brought about
the Illinois state convention in Bloom
ingron the following May when the
Republican party came into existence
iu Illinois
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-20
CONTRACT LET FOR NEW
TELEPHONE BUILDING

COLTMRUS. GA. March 20.-The
contract has been awarded to the
Krebbs Contracting Company. Of Biz
mingham, Ala. for the new building Of
the Southern Bell Telephone and TeIe-
graph Company. which viii represent
an investment Of about 100000. Work
on the new telephone building will be-
gin within a few weeks II is to be
built in the residence section Of the
city, some distance from the business
section.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-20
SUES ROAD FOR $4,000
FOR HUSBANDS DEATH

DALTON. GA. March 2O.-Mrs. G. s.
Landers mas flied, through her attor-
neys. a suit for damages against the
Western and Atlantic road for $1,000
for the death Of her husband. Mr.. Lam
ders was secretary of the Rocky Face
Silica Sand Company and was struck
BY train in the tunnel north of here,
being so seriously injured that his
death occurred several days afterward
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-20
NEW MILITARY cApTAINe

MACON, GA, March 2O-Two Of the
Macon military companies last night
elected new captains. The Hussars chose
Frank a. Dunn formerly Of Brunswick.
10 succeed Captain polhill Wheeler, who
resigned after eleven years as commander
Of the company TO accept the office Of
major of the battalion The Flovd Ri
ties selected Robert G. TAYLOR 10 take
the place of H. y. Crum resigned
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-20
SENIORS PICK PARIS ARTIST.

ATHENS. GA, March 20.-The senior
class of the university has awarded the
contract to paint a portrait of Chancel-
Tor Barrow. which the class of 1913 will
present TO the university, To Monsieur
Foster. Of Paris.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-20
Mcclellan Says:

"A Dollar is only as much as it
sounds and the place to make a
noise with money is at 70 North
Pryor Street"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-02
SPECIAL PROBATE
JUDGE APPOINTED
Herring Appoints J. w. Inzer in Mat
ter of Probating w. s. Forman's
Will at Ashville

Ashvlle, February -(Special)--Judge
James l.. Herring has appointed John W.
1nzer of this place as special probate
Judge In the matter of probating the will
of the late W. S. Forman. Judge Herring
is ineligible, as he was a witness to the
will. out of about 20 probate judges in
the county. Judge Inzer is the only ex-
probate judge living.
Only two democratic probate judges
have been elected In this county since the
war. They are Judges Inzer and Robin
son.
The seven cars of Seaboard officials who
are looking over their road and expected
to arrive in Birmingham the latter part
OF next week will be invited to stay over
in Ragland several hours and visit the
many Industrial plants there
Ormand G. Forman. deputy tax colec-
tor of st. Clair county has issued about
1000 poll tax receipts for the ensuing year.
The Federation of the School Improve
ment association has offered prize of $50
to the rural school in the state making the
best improvements up to October, 1913.
The prize will be awarded undey seven
requirements, which are set out I'm the
letters sent to the different county super
intendents.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-02
A Physician mraf
Cures His Wife
Of Cons1mntiou
With Simple Homo Treatment. Book Fully Ds.
scrlhng the Treatment Sent Absolutely Free
To Any Lung Sufferer

Or. W. II. KNIGHT Of East saugus. Mass. writesi
MY wife was down with Consumption when /
ordered the Lloyd treatment. She was very veas
from night sweats cough and in a feYerish condi,
tion. l noticed change for the better after ten
days treatment and from that time on up to thres
months, when the euro completed. The LLOYD
treatment kills the Tubercle Bacillus I'm the blood
and tissue. and II is the only remedy so far dis,
covered that win do this. II is preventive az wei
It should be used by those who are run
down, or those who fear the approach OF Consume.
tion. IL can be truthfully said that for the ours
and prevention OF Consumption. 1t is the most won.
derful treatment Of the present aRe.s
This is only OF hundreds Of letters received
from physicians and others reporting cases of con,
sumption and lung trouble restored to health in ali
sections OF the United States. We want to send
every lung sufferer absolutely free the STARTLING
statements of Dr. w. II. Kiester OF Dayton Ohio
Dr. c. q. Pinekard Of Kansas City. Mo-. Dr. J. III
Ward Of Troy Mo- and many others who report re.
suits almost beyond belief. together with a val.
liable booklet on the cause. prevention and treat.
ment Of consumption and lung trouble.
II you suffering from weakness blood -suIt.
ting, pus-filled spntum. night sweats ehills fever
loss OF flesh painful lungs. distressing cosiRh
wasted body, loss Of strcngth--write mo today ana
III send YOU ABSOLUTELY FREE the sworn tesii-
mony Of many who. after suffering With lust such
distressing symptoms, now state that they ARE
CURED. strong. able to work. without ache or pain
happy. full OF praise after a few months use Of
This simple home treatment. Send your name and
address TODAY JUDD O. LLOYD. 5g11 LLOYD
Building. St Louis. Mo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-02
REFORM planning
MILL ORGANIZED
Company Recently Formed in Pickens
County Is Capitalized at
$4,000

carroliton, February I--(SpeciaL)-Th
Reform Planning Mil company is a recent
organization which has located at Reform
on the line of the Mobile and Ohio rail-
road Pie company is capitalized at SIS. :
900, $1,000 of which has already been paid
IN. ihe stockholders of this enterprise
are George A. Blessed. j. III. Holmes. ".
w Beasley. ~. !. Harper, George ".
Phalin. W. p. Ferguson. 6. w. Lyles. J.
y. Martin and w. j. Graham
At meeting held few days ago the
following officers were elected by the
stockholders to serve during the current
year; George A. Blessed. president; w.
w. Beasley, vice president; w J. Gra-
ham, treasurer, and J.. b. Martin, secre-
tary. This comany Is organized for the
purpose of dong a general planning mill
business, catering to the dressing in
transit. and win also carry line OF
dressed lumber for the trade.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-02

cause (although we are not rival cities,
whenever the opposition wishes to gain
point they refer to the Fulton Counts
hospital.
"a. Not counting the hurt to the people
living over in the valley, nor the wrong
you' would be doing the people of Bir-
nllngham should you give the jefferson
County Anti-Tuberculosis society 10 or
even flve-year lease would 1t at the end
of that time be in any better shape to
Duy $50 or a 200-acre tract of land than
they are today? Mr. Taves says 40 acres
is too small a tract. Today land on
Shades mountain is selling for $40 per
acre that two years ago sold for SIS
Just recently the state sold through an
agent several sections on Shades noun
ton to Mr.. Lee Bradley and Mr.. VIII
Mcqueen at $40 an acre. | expect if the
Anti-Tubereulosis society should try to
buy an adjoining 300 acres Messrs Brad
ley and Mcqueen would strenuously OPP
pose, but land can be bought out there
several sections at $40 an acre. Why
hot insist upon the society buying 1t
After they get the land they can get
the necessary buildings The state, coun-
ty and city will aid them. Then If the
location of an anti-tuherculosis camp or
hospital is SO desirable let those who wish
buy homes around it.
Gentlemen, in closing will say that |
llilnh tIle Work OF tne Anll-IuDerculOSIS
society is a beautiful worlx--a much
reeded work In any community. and the
people who are working in its interest
should he encouraged and aided. but not
at so great an expense as the giving
away so valuable piece of land that
should be used for parks. | need not
dwell on the fact that parks are "a very
necessary part of government. The re-
turns are sure, not only In the general
iprfRa SpI ValIla nf RI y h1It hos
combine health pleasure and business,
and that Is all there is to life. Health
and pleasure are desired by all When
a city is properly equipped with parks
and pleasure grounds II is a good city
to do business ina good city to live In.
man seeking a place to lie will cer-
tainly choose a city with good streets,
schools and parks
"ALMA RITTENBERRY."
Birmingham, February /, 1918.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-02
Strength and Vigor for the Aged

If rightly made malt whskey is the best obtanabe medi
cine for all conditions lowered vitality due advancing
wears or invaidsm II supplies in form requiring effort of
the digestive organs the nourhng strengthening and tonic
elements of grain
Duffy's Malt Whiskey when taken just before meals
stimulates the secretion of saliva for the digestion of starces
secretion of gastric juice for the digestion of other
foods thereby improving the digestion and assimilation of the
giving the system its full proportion noushment
This action upon the digestive process is of great import
ance brings all the tissues and organs of The boGy the
necessary to their and indirectly the
whole system strength and vigor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-02
MARD|GRAS UNDER
WAY IN MOBILE
1.-THE Olympic Gods" Subject
Of Pageant Monday Night
by Infant Mystics'

Mobile, February Especial The
Olympic Gods, is the subject of the page
ant to be shown Monday night by the
Infant Mystics,'' which organization Will
on that night celebrate it's forty-fourth
) Anniversary. The pageant will consist of
I'd SHIT elaborate floats, besides that which
%ill carry the emblem.
The first of the subject floats will be
entitled Jupiter and will show the god
of gods seated on throne beside which
sun will shine. Mercury will be seen
delivering for Jupiter a message to the
lesser deities.
The second subject float shows MARS,
the God of War; driving chariot drawn
BY three winged horses, through broken
columns and other remains of ruined tenn
pies, illustrative of wars devastation.
Neptune. the God of the Sea- is shown
on the third subject float. Neptune is
in a shell under the crest of tidal wave,
the shell being drown by four dolphins.
This floa. also bears q sea serpent ex-
tending the entire length of the platform.
silver cloud creation representing
the Temple of Love- is borne by the
fourth emblem float, which is entitled
Venus. Besides the character Venus,
the float carries three peacocks, eni-
blematic of vanity.
The fifth subject float also bears a tenn
PIE profusely decorated with orchids. the
plant dedicated 10 Apollo, the god whose
name Is the title of the float. The golden
columns of the temple are entwined with
rcses and around these flowers and the
orchids butterflies fiji.
The sixth subject float shows Vulcan
icrgng thunder bolts in his prison under
Mt. Aetna. A huge serpent guards the
entrance TO the cavern, while in the in
terror a gigantic spider is spinning
web.
The seventh subject float shows Pluto
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-02

Barley Is used in connection with
other selected grain in making Duffy's
because II has greater strength giving
qualities than cheaper grains.
TO remove fusel oil and other objec-
fionable substances which prevent
cheap malt whskies or malt tonics
from being useful as a medicine, many
repeated Installations in refining are
necessary to make IL absolutely pure
This costs more, but II Is the only
way to get results--absolute purity.
That Is why Duffys gives results.
That is why your safety lies In using
only Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey.
That Is why 1t Is so good as tonic
stimulant for the aged. 1t gives
strength and vigor where the activity
Of the organic functions become re-
duced.
Be sure not to accept an imitation.
Duffy's Is sold in sealed bottles only