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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-22
Is o b IN gtom.

- prin3ipal Cutler, BON Der obe-
rem Scott Straben S6ule, bat benz
Sup. Slub feine ReIisnation einse-
reiht. ST aebt naa Drforb. 8.
9runbeigentbums llebertru.
eungen: :. @oOb Soffmann an 8al.
ter Suilsr, Got go. 81 in glod TG.
2 Der .&ruie'sllnterabtbeiIung an
Der Gbura Ctr, 81, -Gliiabetb R.
Chopin an 9llfreb Macbcnalb, Cots
go. 14-17 in Der 2ats parf 8iep
unterabtbeiluna an Der 8eed 2lpenue.
81. - gliIabetb R. goppin an Sar.
RI s. unb Wabge Sruman, Got Rp.
106 in Der Gate 8iefp part llntera6.
tbeiluna an Der Rpiina 4De., 81.
@eNeral 8icar ferdinand
8eoNart, Der 8iidof 6. g. Wiaes, in
befen 4bpeienbsit in europa psrs
tritt, bat elm Runofhreiben an ale
prieiter Der Dio5Oie gopington ses
fanbt. ben Sob bss papites gIius \.
dn5eioenb. uno perlanst, OaB mad
bem dps Waria 9Guten Inn 6 l16r bic
&ir6enslOdeH fir 10 Winuten an
idlagen iollen, Bis bas 2ei9enbe.
gdnsniB abgebaltsn 1T. glm fommens
Zen DonnerEao ioll in allen Rir6en
Elm feierIi6es Requiem fir ben Ser.
forbenen eelefen perben.
= Hrau Wattbias Ruef feierte ses
fern ibten Sc. 9sburtstdq, uno ipur.
be lie BON ben rSauerlGnoern" in
bieiiqer Stabt nit elmer SurpriIt
partp in tbrer Wpbnunq an Der 20
StraBe iiberrafdt. Das 9e6urtstass
tinb erfieIt auber ber3liden 9ratuld
tionen aud pafenbe 9efdente. 8e
Wiufit uHb @eiana unb einem gutter
ssmhiB berbrahte bic @eIsllf9aft eini
ge feuatfrDbli4e Stunoen.
sSm Stabtrat6 bon 2nbIotr
wuroe StdSt. Sngenierr Wtarr 5eouf
tragt, ale Announcements fir Der
9au elmer Statlbriife iiber Die Gin
Strabe OIL Steae Der bauiGIIiaer
Sol3briife sli treffen uno ioa nit Der
slrbeiten iofort begonnen tperoen. 81
plrbe beidloiicn, cine $4,000 Bomb
aussabe fir S6uIsipefe IN Der $40,
rentber. .@obl cen 9iirgeru CUR sfb,
thinning porSuleeen. &ontraftoi
Serrmann erbielt Die 9ontrafte fin
9lb5ugsfandle !uo 8erbeiierlngen bei
!Sooper StraBe ltno 9arf abenlte.
- SteapertretenSer Gountp Iih,
ter 9. 6. Gee iiberrpies eeitern @il.
liam Stafrton, einen Dining Gar gluf'
iudrter, Nnter $500 9iirgidaft Der
@robseidporeren. gr ioa am II
sSuIi auf Der y. uno ., Bride Gan
lMapoiuea erihoiien baben.
- girainia q. SbiIlips perflagtt
Ran Ibiaipps auf 8r,no bon brllta
Ter 9ebanbllna auf Sheioune. Das
9aar beiratbetr i'm Sabre 1910 mi
rerlnngt lie aud 6ie Sbbut iiber ibrt
Sodter Sirgtl.d.
- Inter 5ablrei9er 8etbeiliglnl
fano eeiteml Sas Acknowledgements oes
nerltorbenen Gus. @. Weuringei
pom 9rauerbailie gto. 709 Maoiior
sloenue aus itatt. Die sSreimaurer
ilno Glfs Ieiteten Die Geremonien. 9if
iterblife Siile ipurbe niif benz Gin
cen @rope Srieobofe beItattet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-22
gbitaao. q. Qluouif.

G6tpeine. 3ufubr 5000. preiie
niebrieer. 2eidte $8.85-9.3O; gea
miItte $8.85-935, Tdtpere $3.50
800, rdube $a50-8.65, gertel 800
$40.
9iinbbisb. b.-3ufubr 500. Waartt
fdpah. Beeoes s6.75-1O.60, Stiere
$6.30-9.40, Stodsrs unb syeebers
$5.40-8.10. &iibs unb 6eifers $3.50
9.20, adlber $7.75-10.75.
Sdufe.-3ufubr 14,o0o. preile
niebriger. SHufs $5.10--6.O5, Sdbrs
linge $6-7. ldmmer $6.5O-8.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-22
Gluk.R adriGtea.
Gamnna q. gluauft 1914,

gamRaa %. qugufi 1914.
DIR Jiub III Iansiam I'm JdIlen Be.
griffsn. @eitern 2l6enb bate berieIbe
bsi bisfissr Stabt einen WaHsritanb
pon 1872 syub.
Die fclsen6en DepeIhen trafen
mGbrenb bes seiiriseu sases bier elm;
pittsburs. pa.-5.9 Jub.
MbseIins, 20. Bats CUB, fdlt.
purisrsbura, D.9u.-2.8 Gyub. ftsist
stananbd gals. M. 9n.-0.1 Jub.
GbarleIton. 90. @u.-6.7 5ub.
pprtsmputb, S.--3.7 SUB II. fGni.
aouispilIe, ap. s.5 SUB unb itsist.
GpdnsDills, Snb. -3.5 5ub IL. fd[It.
RoibbiIle. Tenn. .-7.8 SUB unb fdIlt.
Chattanooga. 5enn.-7.6 s5uB. fdnt,
Cairo. SII.. 9.3 CUB uub fdlIt.
Wempbis. Tsnn.-5.4 Sub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-22
TeriunaI.Nutis.

Serr 9 o. Sc d DOR $500 GucIibMp.
traf Dor etnisen Sagen pou Deutid)a
lamb bier Elm. Gr befano iih mod am
81. Strii in Strabburs unb ma4te
iia idleuuisIt ouf Die Seimreife. Mit
benz eneliI6en Ddmpfsr rgeltic"
Ianste er in 0ep Yprt an. Sn Cons
bon trdf er Or. @uitaO ,3inte uno
@attin, Die ebenfaus periuaten. uaG
Saliie sit tommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-22
46slidsr M sartfbsrid)t.
Gineinnati. 21. aluslIt.

1INtIH T. ~. uugull.
Ok na&fOlssnbsn nuotjrunesm BE-.
jk4n ii@ nnr ouf Gnerpb EranSs
aftionsn. Bel ileinere,s gei&6fttn
iusrben eiiros bDhere preiie bere4net.
probifionsM
Der Wsarit NOR rubia preiIe felt.
g d M a. 4. gftml Gteam
10.02A--10.121c.
zrodeuaefafsenss Gleif1.
Short clear GeitsH 14--144c, ibort
Nipptnisitsn 13a--133c, ertra fbort
clear Geitsn 13a-14s. sduliern
-. Belts 15--154e. IoIs unb De-
msbr perpndt.
Haton.-e ekost clear Gtittn
15a-15at, iur5e Rippenfeifsn 14a
15c, ertra fbort clear Geiten Is
154c, G4uIfern unb Bellies
164 -16Ae lofe unb 4c per pfuno
mebr berpadt.
Guaat Gursb NIsifm.
S1infen 20--20te, g)icnie Ghultern
16-15Ac, BreatfaIt Baton 201-21c,
ShuIterH 15-15sc, trodtns geefs
Gntnfsn 28-30c.
6lbaepSfeftes EIeffd.--
Sdintsn 17--17ae, picnie gduIiern
13-13Se, Bellies 17}-19s S4uls
fern 13-13ar. Rem g)off Gut 13--
1916.
Srifd.s nIeifa. - ghtn.
len 15a-18le. glitrie GduItern ia
--11ac, Gdultern 11a--11ae, ibori
Rippenisitsn 13-133e, Tbcri clear
Ssit.n 13--l31e, ertra ibort Geitsn
13-131e. Bellies 165-17ae propfb.
m,hrurh @,frefb.
m.sr ua,r,,, mo,,r, "a ss
4 * m;r,.r ncm,, AZ on'.AzS =.
r,m;tn @ % 60 an ok grtro se as--
8.55. orSinarts s3.1b---8.35. f,orter
Mei,.n a,otent 81. .O5--5. 40. bo. fancp
S4.7b-5. bos yyamtlp s3.95-4.15.
Roao,umsbI. norbmeiiIEhss oemilttes
s4.4o--4.55. rsinss Gin S4.46 =
4.75 per B6l.
Weiseu. - 80. Q rpffer W}inter
$1.01-1.02, SO. 8 bp. $1-1.01,
Np. a roiber CSC $1.00.
Wel 4torn. - Yo. ! ipsiBes
Sde, Sa ~, 20. q 20. eoa.o.e onI 20. O. Q o..
eeooae, yep. : 90 ~. oo Sa, 20: o.. .
% 90. sooae 90. 9eD; a., 9 . Do. .,s.s c4maos' or1
90. @ ns 49, ss 'oe os ~; csil { s''s 80
s4S-s5e go. & bO. s4--84ac. 80.
oo, o. m.1 -.:,L..s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-22

ia. Crate $1.50--1.75, sentudb, per
Hu. $1.00---1.2b, Dbio RiDsr, per
Blu. 75c-$1.00.
Dirnen- ginbeimifhe Bartlett
$500 2.75 per BEL; Jlemiib Deautb
$2.0O2.25 Der 9bl.; Clap Japorites
$2.00-2.25 per 1H.; Sen $1.W-
$50 per Bbl.; einbeimiihe 9arpeit
50e Big $1.25 per 1u.
pfldumeu. - Ddinfon $1.25--
1.BO per Bu.
2ndermtIpnen. - Jnbiand
35-60c per 3orb unb 81. 1.G-1.5O
pet Gtanbarb Crate.
WdffermsIonen tDerbtn gu
5000 r.- 100 Gtiid csriauft.
aartoffetn girheimildt
go. / $2.25-2.5o, go. 2 $1.25 30
1.50 per Bbl., gobbIers $3.50 per
Hu.
Araut.-Marti ruhia. ginbei'
mif9ss $1.50-1.75 Der 1bl.
3piebeln.-GinbsimiiG irsibe
$5.00-5.5O, aelt< $5.O0-5.50 Der
gbl. unb $1.50-1.75 per Blu. WeiBe
$1.65-1.75 per Bu.
BIumentobI. - H.O-175
per Hbl.
Crime Bohnen. - g;nteilnt'
fne 81. .00-1.25 per 2 Blu. Cad.
grbfen. - Sefilidt 75c-$1.00
per Blu.
@urfen. - einbeimiIte 20
25c per DuBenb. DeitIide 50-75e
per camper.
ptdfeg.-2o-25 per 100.
30 m fpes. -ginbeimiIAe 90
$1.00 per Bu.
4arotten. 15-20c pr
Dubenb BiinbeI.
Rofbe Naben. - ginbeiiniiHe
20--25c per Duberb giinbel.
Gpinat. - ginbsimilher $1.00
-1.25 Der Nbl.
WsiBe Hiiben.-$2 $2.50-2.75
per Hbl.
0anbbfobrfte.
Seu. No. ] 9imotbp $3.50
1875, SO. 25imotbb $17.50-17.75.
80. 8 bo. $15.50-15.75. alee: No. /
semii9ter $3.50, glO. 2 $16.50. Ro.
/ RI@ $500, Ro. 2 $17.00 per
1onne, ellfalfa $3.50 -22.6o per
aonne.
Whbfenfutter IN fteiig. aleis
$500 $500, WibbIina grpbe $27. =
50-28.00. bo. fsines $3.50 90,
semifdtes Gutter $26.50 -27 90.
Gdmereien. - Wartt iieiis.
aleeidamsn S7.50-9.00 aui bem Ges
lsife unb $9.00-1O.00 per 9u. BON
Store. Timotbp $2.25-2.60 duf BEN
G,eIeiIe un6 $2.75-3.10 per gu. BON
GtOrs. Wn9fpei5en $1.30, Jla@ss
famen S1.40 ptr Bu. bonn Giore.
Derf&itbenes.
Sefe.-Warft ftstig. Qein5l TO
hes 60t per Gallon. IN partien bon
8 HbI. getc&tss IL msbr. go. !
Qarb6l Soc; Cotton Gesb Del raft
nirtss sec per 0alIons. 9erpsHtiH 54t
per gaIIpne In partien Don 1t
Barrels. petroltun. Ohio garbor
| 120 Grab 9se, DO. 150 Grab 103e
6eabIiabt 175 grab Tx. GrotuI
Gdfolin 20r, Hapbta 16c per Gdlonl
| IN parfien Don 1--5 Bbl1.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-22
GrsaseisextJans 6sSstbefen
Cincinnati. 81. qlus.
Mtue hnhpthefen.

" " te ".
glilubetb u. 9onl an Rprippob
Smpropeb .. II. 9. 60, $2400.
6enrp Gid an permanent 6. u.
9. Co., 5000.
GIeunOra II. gettit on Bomb Sill
3. u. Co.. $1,000.
aaurenes Z. D'Weara an @erma.
mia q. u. SO. 3. $1,000.
Marn Z. Daas an @nna g. Gte,
man, $406.99.
elizabeth y. .gDsuper an wsprs p
Cooper, $4500.
ROfe gtiDers on price 9iII q. II
6. Co., $100.
Winiam Renuetamp an biefelbs
$500.
Sarrn s. 2ebman an Weitsrr
German 4alt. $1,000. y
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-22
gbisa a ., q. QIusuit.

8 btcago, "a. Muguit.
Weisen.- Siir S<piembsr 94-97te,
am Salub 96ie; fir Des3mbsr 99e
$1.02, am S9lub S1.012; fir Wai
$1.05E-1.08., am S4lub $1.07s.
Welfftorn. September 78a
TEX, an S6Iub 79se; fir Deaen.
Der 70ac, am S9luB 70tc.
6afer.-Aiir September 43i-44ac,
am S4lub 44sc; fir Deaember 455
---474c, am Sdlub 46se.
Roggsn.-glO. 2 62-84e.
8erjte. aeine Auotirunsen.
simotbp. sir September $3.50
500.
RIeeIaamen.- Sltober $fS.
porf. Quotirunsen. Sir
Ssptenb<r $22.25-22.40, amSdluB
$22.40.
Sdmals SOLO. syiir September
S9.85-1O.05, am Shlub $1005;
fir Sftober $9.97-10.17. dmSdlub
$l0.17; fir Sanuar $10.37-10.52,
am Sdlub S10.52.
gaippenfeiten $12.35--12.80. Sir
Ssptember S12.67-12,75. amSdluB
$12.67: fir S,tober $12.10-12.22,
am Shlub 1922.
Butter, Gier uno GefliiseI unbers
1nbert.
RartoffsIn. tpiais. Ssriep Gobblsrs
in Buff 72-73c; DO. - Sdden 73
-75e; Winnsfotd Sbios 57-60c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-22

Dame: YWarum bai btHn ods Sera
5ipei RIdppeH. Serr Doitpr9-
elr3t: Die cine IdBt bic 2iebs bsreiu,
bic auhsre biHaus.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-22

9idters Stobieuf5er.
.Sest Ibif i4 opb msiue Ulanns
Itripts ale als .Grudiads" an bic
Reoattionen, linb nod ni4t elm einoi'
ses babe i'd gsbrlidt sefthen.1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-22
niptbenben. MpiiA

Ttpt nbtns sTpttb
The Wlobf Spap 6pmpanp, Cincinnati.
Die reglIdren nierielidbrli9eu Giuibenben
non nHbertbllb 9,ro5ent perbeH be6dbli dlif bic
crteH, 5lueifen IHo Special Rrioritafs slftien
bet eflus bes Seffdtis am 81. slngnft 1914 In
ben Bii6ern berSei9Heien gftioHire 1ie lle6er,
ttaalinesbii6er her Beiellhdft perbeH ON 1.
September gefbIDiieH unb Gm TO- September
1914 weoer geotfnet tperoen. Die 9tpibeHoens
ebeds iperhen Den gitionireri sugefdHof merbeH.
II Geo. .. Wtlf on, S6Gpmeiter
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-22
Mas,p6rtise Marfte.
geep gort, q. ausuF.

Rem Yort, q. 4u3uf.
Nlebi.-Mdrtt f.it sebdlten.
Roggenmebl.- Wartt felt.
Waismsbl. Wartt FeIt.
Roseen.--Nurtt fsiter. go. 2 S8ae
{. |. {. Rem Uort.
Gsrte. Martt itetis.
Weiaen. Wartt fart. Reuer go. 2
rother $1.03 nominel i'm glepator; /;
10. 2 barter 81 O5it. I. (. Rep gort;
yo. / Rortbern Duluth $1.12a uub
go. l Rortberu RaHitOba $1.14 nO<
minsn {. /. +. Buffalo.
Weli1toru.- Ulartt feit. No. 2 gels
bss Gle c. 1. (. BEL 4utunft; argens
tinii9es 87-93c, is na4 aualitGt,
absslisfert.
6ofer.-Wartt felt.
Ssu.-Wartt Itstis.
Sopfen.-Wortt itetis.
9dute. -Wdtit Itetis.
aeoer.- -Msartt isit.
port.-Wartt feft.
gsef.- -Marit fsft.
S9mals. .-Wdrtt itettg. Mibble
Weit $10.35-10.45. Raffinirtes ites
tis. COMPOUND fsft gu 8a-Ssc.
1alg-Warit rubia.
Nolle. Martt feft.
5dr5. Wdrtt rubis.
SerpsRtin. -Wartt ipillis. Ma9ine
8arrsls 43c nomineG.
RsiB.--Wartt feft.
Wlplahss. ylartt ftf.
.3uder.-Ro1sr taum itetig. Wos
laifes $3.50; Centrifugal &c. Raffis
nirter fpillis unb % qpints niebri.
ger. Gut 2ouf 8.15e; Grufbeb 8.05e;
RouIbA 7.70c; Cubes 7.5oe; xxx
poipbersb 7.40c; poipbersb 1856;
syine grnnulatsb 7.25c; Diamond q
7.25e; Gonfsctiunsrs' u 7.15e; Ro, l
7.05c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-22

gineinnati. 21. Qfuguii.
3nfubr unb 9erianbt pdbrsnb Der
psrsansenen "a Stunbsn. perglitxn
NIT ben porbersehsnben 4 aasen, ipas
rem ipie folst:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-22

-,...s..
0!s etl@aps DassM 1ss!s IN pen gtetesn
DenssN ~ .ss,sI'smn y, w ysh Dvtpsts
ysne tsm IA "a TSr rno Iao "
t m < W. W.. ~ x w.. ". u5s.ssu Ssa ~
sae.. sa1 ~ ,S!ssd,Stssscyy,s.. "r,sv.0s ,,,.sn
~: - ~ ssSjlV1v"'s ssSjsrsl.t ''s'''" 'ssA'
~. - ". -. ~ ~
.'.ssa. ~ ~. r;s,. ..co. ~
AZ asss,s r.,,o,a,s y' " Sa sIr
49,, ~ 1.a,s,; ~ s,onn saAsssS's
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-03
LEGAL NOTICES

Notice of TRUSTEES sale ut ~tufL ui
General Merchandise, Fixtures,
etc.
will sell at public auction lor
ga sh. on Nov. 6tI. uc>f between tlr
hours o. 10 O'CLOCK % m aud
o'clock Z m al tUn former u'1.. '.
husIncG,s IA l.larruduu fc.a.. i.D
took %, genera merchandise l|
lures. accounts. r0N estate. ,i. "i
tine Martin Beun''f DwmpuN laHa
rupts. under ORDER uf tU' Unite.
states Bankrupt Court go Amarillo
Texas
al bids to b. WpuH.,H N
rnr'ific1 check g.. Coco u'r D'u. uI
iH, total amount .| 5000. H.H
ruI Huui,nH.f TRUSTEE.
."..|.u I'.#
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-03

EoAliD 90 PHYSICIANS
EDNA REICH - INSANE

board of phy clans iur'udiul
Ur Johnson Walker. Lockett
sH'er. Thomas and Lumpkiu uh0
esre appointed iu fhe Investigation
a. fn fhe sanity q. Edna Reich. found
that she Has insane Ml.s Reich
was convicted 0l charge of steal
.nr about 81 1000 worth 0f diamonds
Another case of theft OF saiu-
shlr diamond and case of attempt
ed arson are still standing against
mo same defendant on the crimlns
docket here She Uiii be removed
% ar asylum
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-03
APPLES

APPLES nice hr-r apple o.. CONT.
per bushels. Do cont. delivered
Brady Nicely warehouse Phone IN"
"Y.."bi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-03

NNHNNN 'iN H"'NlH . go '''N 20. .''' '.''f"
Phone ~. -Ha.ti
If IT rs help YOU want. phone 50,
Amarillo Employment Agency. We
get the help withou, delay +. New
som, manager. 4. q, Boz 77S, ANA
rillo. Texas. 97-tf
WILL NOU SELL Have several
customers wanting homes iu South
or Southwest part of town. easy pay
mcuts Panhandle Real Estate EN-
change Room , Eaklc- bids Phone
'PNG. 3uN-Gr
IF YOU want in hu,. sell cor exchange
sec Panhandle Real Estate Exchange
Room , Eaklo BLDG Phone eNG
3uS-oc
KILL IT A. coming election iu
November Proposed constitutional
amendment Art Co. Ser a. S D.
r 80 authurIliug ruli counties 20
build -UaUalIs and create rrrhWa
lion districts n mean. couiisca.
, ton ct land front private oVnos for
dredging syndicate purposes. For
fuller particulars apply " Goodrich
Jones Temple Texas al--it
WILL bly, several hundred do1ari
worth note. 1t iHr right price O..
NJ llumphry- "I- 80
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-03

If IT rs help YOU want. phone 50,
Amarillo Employment Agency We
get the he,p withou, delay +. New
som, manager. Z. q, Boz 77S. ANA
TillO, Texas. sf-tf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-03

WILL NOU SELL Have several
customer, wanting homes iu South
OF Southwest part OF town. easy pay
mcuts Panhandle Real Estate EN-
change Room , Eaklcs nldg Phone
gNt 3uN-tr
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-02-05

purposes much longer. IL il pre-
duct Of the cotton plant and i pro-
duced considerably in the Southern
United States and TO some extent in
Egypt. Mexico and the countries of
Central and South America The
seed Is run through a machine which
cuts it mp and the kernel Is extracted.
This kernel is heated, then all the
OF is pressed ont of il leaving the
kernels in the form Of cake. This
cake is finely ground and the result
is the cotton seed meal of commerce.
This meal usually runs from IL
to per cent. of ammonia, depend
ing upon the extent 30 which the
hall has been eliminated. IL is one
of the most important ammoniates
there is, but is rather high-priced,
and il becoming scarce ~ fertih-
ger material because of It's value fol
feed.
wn- A. krIrR-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-02-05

Ladies' Aid Society will give Do
nation Party at the home of Mrs.
Lafayette Graves. Laurel Grove, Md.
FRIDAY. February 6 tSiA
The ladies are to bring one pound
and the genil men will make a silver
Offering at the door. Ice cream and
cake viii be sold.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-02-05

A. F. KING.
M

Some bills introduced in the leg
islatuie tend 20 establish the enthu-
ssasm. rather than the intelligence
OF their sponsors. Anent, apropos
and concerning this, Don't FAC
an auto" nor make two houses
blink At each other, said blinking
being caused by n rate Of speed IL
excess Of l2 miles an hour.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-02-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PUBLIC SALE

Having sold my farm known as
Green's Rest on the st. Mary's
River. will offer at Public Auction
on
THURSDAY, FEB. 20 1914
the following property;
new Mccormack Binder, used
three days, in perfect order.
good two-horse Corn Planter,
Mccormack Moving Machine.
Buggy and Harness,
good Cows, giving milk,
good Farm Horse.
Lot Timber,
Heating Stoves,
Kitchen Range, in good order,
About 90 barrels first-class Long
Corn.
Besides other articles too numer-
GUS TO mention.
Sale Begins at O'Clock L. Nj.
TERMS OF sALE-All sums of ten
dollars and under, Cash on day OF
sale: over ten dollars, 6 months tine
at per cent. interest with approved
security.
5. A. POWELL, Owner.
A. q. Sanner. Auctioneer.
2-5-3t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-02-05

The essential fertilizer constitu-
ents are nitrogen, phosphoric acid
and potash. These are the ones
most likely to be deficient in soils
or most quickly exhausted by pro-
duction and removal Of crops; how
ever, it must be understood that
anything that supplies any of the
fourteen essential elements to plant
growth to the soil must be considered
fertilizer. In some cases lime 10 a
fertilizer where soil are deficient in il
though it is not regarded commonly
as fertilizer since most soil contain
sufficient lime. The same thing is
tire of iron, calcium and the other
elements, consequently there are only
three which are likely to BE- deficient
and which are most easily exhausted
in the soil and the fertilizer business
is confined to the application of thess
three elements or compound or any
one of them that may be deficient in
this particular soil.
Nitrogen is the most expensive OF
the three essential fertilizer elements
.I.hoor.h "a occnrs in nature in a
good many more different forms
than either potash or phosphoric
acid. The air itself is three-fourths
nitrogen by weight but in that form
il is a gas and can be utilized by
ouly a very few plants known as
Legumes. Il is estimated that over
every acre of land there are $4,000
tons of pure nitrogen in the air.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-02-05
County TreasuFer's Notice.

All persons holding County Paper
in Levy of 1912, and which has been
due since September LIST of that year
are hereby notified TO present same To
me for payment before March lisa,
1914, as l am now ready to pay the
sane, and will not allow any interest
after that date.
LEWIS r. SPRINGER,
County Treasurer St. Mary's County.
1-22-t d.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-02-05

In Memor1axu.
In sad hut loving remembrance of
our dear daughter, LAURA BowLEs,
the beloved wife of Webster BOwles,
who died eight months ago.
II has been eight sad and dreary
Since we were forced To part.
But the memory OF our dear daughter
Still is fresh within our hearts.
God called her home, Il was His will,
But In our hearts we love her still:
Her memory In as dear to-day,
As in the hour she passed away.
God thou now keep our treasure.
Earth alone the casket keep,
And the sunbeams love to linger
Where our darling Laura sleep.
Thou are not forgotten Laura dear,
Nor never will you be;
AS long as life and memory last.
! will remember thee.
by her Mamma.
In sad but loving remembrance oi
my dear GRANDMOTHER, MRS. MAY
JOHN CHESH4DINE. who died eight
years ago.
Il has been eight sad and dreary years
Since we were forced to part,
But the memory of my dear Grand.
mother,
Still is fresh within my heart.
God called her home, il was His will,
But in my heart ] love her still:
Her memory is as dear to-day,
AS in the hour she passed away.
Rest thy worn feet now forever,
Dear wrinkled hands are still;
Pul seless the heart that no longer
Sorrow can quicken or thrill.
Oh, the sorrow of that morning,
AS stood with aching heart,
Seeing the one ! lored so dearly,
Pierced by deaths most evil dart.
BY her Granddaughter,
IDA MARIE CHESELDINE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-02-05

HoW's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot he cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
+. J. CHENEY 4 Co, Toledo o.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. j. Cheney for the last Is years and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations
made by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
Toledo, q.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 15c per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family pills for con-
stipation. Advertisement. l-l-ml
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-02-05
N 0 TlCE /!

The wS-GREENwEI.L I'M.
PLEMENT Co., heretofore doing bust.
ness in Leonardtown, having Dissolved
Partnership. request that immediate
settlement of all outstanding accounts
owing TO the firm be made to WM. II.
NEALE, Trustee, 6l2 r. Street, Wash
ington, ID. c.; or, Jos. II. CHING,
Attorney, Leonardtown, Nd.
Jan. 29-3t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-02-05
DUCK SUPPER.

THE ANNUAL DUCK SUPPER will
J. be held at Hotel st. Marys on
Thursday, Feb. 10. 1914.
The management requests that those
who anticipate participating will mott
fy them by postal card of their lnteE-
tons, not later than Monday, Febru-
airy 10th. BY so doing you will
greatly facilitate the preparations.
WIN. A. FESwIcR, Prop.
Jan. %, 81.