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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-03
preaching service at 1880. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening at 1880.

Evangelical Association. Fourth and
Monroe streets, ]. X. Young. pastor.
Morning service at 1O:45 in response
to President Wilson's proclamation
for peace prayers. Evening services
at 1880.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-03

First Church of Christ, Scientist,
corner Huntoon and Polk streets.
Morning services at IL and evening
services at o'clock. Subject of les
son sermon, "Unreality.'
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-03

A suspicious disposition is irreligious.
It argues lack Of trust in God sand other
children. 1t il unwholesome, and there
fore the antithesis OF faith, which Is a
factor in health Of mind and body. A
spirit Of faith does . person more good
than all the drugs on the apothecary's
shelves To believe in Gods goodness
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-03

Third Christian church-E1der James
Cornish will preach at II q. m. and 7:30
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-03

Church Of the Good Shepherd
(EpiscopaD. North Topeka, the Rev.
Albert p. Mack. minister In charge.
Sunday viii be observed in compile
ance with the presidents proclama-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-03

and to live by that belief. is to put ones
self in tune with the universe.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-02-21
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS

TO the Stockholders Of The Stow Mer-
camille Company:
You are hereby notified that special
meeting of the Stockholders Of The Stow
Mercantile Company has been called by
order Of the Board of Directors to con
vene at the Office OF The Stow Mercan-
tile Company on First Avenue, in the
town Of Monte Vista, County of Rio
Grande and State Of Colorado, on Tues.
day, the 10th day OF March, A. ID. 1914,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said
day, for the purpose Of electing Board
Of Directors for the ensuing year, and
for the transaction OF such other bust
ness as may regularly come before said
meeting, being such business as is
usually transacted at the regular annual
meeting OF said Company.
c. b. STOW
President Of The Stow Mercantile
Company.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-02-21
Object MAtrlmony.

Young woman Of ancient lineage,
beautiful as Helen. prudent as Pencil.
ope. economical as the Electress
Sophia Of Brandenburg. witty as Nine.
de Stael. austere as Lucretia. charit-
able as St Elizabeth OF Hungary. de-
voted as Florence Nightingale, loving
as Virginie, with the voice OF an an
gel. an artistic soul and possessed Of
splendid fortune. desires correspon.
dence with view to matrimony.-Ger
man Newspaper.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-02-21

A couple of Frenchmen were
heavily fined at Aspen, Feb. Is for
shooting at and attempting to kill
an elk in Pitkin county. The
Judge in addressing the prisoners
said they could thank their poor
craftsmanship that they did not
get the limit provided by law. The
game laws enacted by most of the
states are for the protection of the
wild animals that are slowly but
surely becoming extinct and Of
tenders are dealt with severely.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-02-21
TWO HOME WOMEN
TALKED ABOUT HAIR

Two women met in our store the
other day, when one of them said
"My, how pretty your hair looks
What have you been doing to it?''
"Why, / have been using Har-
mony Hair Beautifier for the past
two weeks" was the reply.
"Why, indeedw replied the first
woman, "that is just what I am
using. Isn't it great, and don't
you think my hair shows lot of
improvement"
Harmony Hair Beautifer is be-
coming all the rage among both
men and women who are particu-
lar in the care of their hair. 1t is
just what it is named-a hair beau
tifier. 1t seems to polish and bur
nish the hair, making it glossy,
silkysoft, and more easy to put up
in graceful, wavy folds that "stay
put" Contains no oil, and will not
change color of hair nor darken it.
Simply sprinkle little on your
hair each time before brushing it.
To Feep your hair and scalp
dandrutf free and clean, use Har-
mony Shampoo. This liquid sham
poo gives an instantaneous rich,
foaming lather that Immediately
penetrates to every part of the
hair and scalp, insuring a quick
and thorough cleansing. 1t is
washed of just as quickly, the en-
tire operation taking only a few
moments. Harmony Hair Beauti-
fer, Sl.W. Harmony Shampoo,
SOC. Both guaranteed to satisfy
you in every way, or your money
back. Sold only at the more than
1000 Rexall Stores, and in this
town only by us. Fuller Drug Co,
Monte Vista, Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-02-21
Our Fountain Pens don't get
ink on your clothes. Fuller.

F. B. Gulzow and l.. G. Almond
have leased the Monte Vista Motor
Co. garage and will take possession
the first of the month. Both Mr..
Gulzow and Mr.. Almond are well
known to the auto men of the val
ley and we predict for them a good
line of business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-02-21
Removing a Cork.

To take cork out of bottle wher
there ts neither corkscrew nor a
knife at hand. stick two safety pins
together diagonally through the cork,
opposite to each other by. pulling on
the upper part OF the two pins you can
remove the cork easily
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-02-21

A convention of the Progressive
Republicans held at Casper, Wy.
oming, last Monday declared for
mo fusion, but absolute indepen-
dencs" as the party slogan.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-02-21
Order.

Order is the sanity of the mind, th|
health Of the body, the peace of th,|
city, the security Of the state. AS th,|
beams of the house. as the bones a|
the microcosm Of man, 30 is order u|
all things.-Southey.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-02-21

The Ladies OF the G. A. Il. Will hold
their Annual Bean Bake on Tuesday,
March II, at Woodmen hall. Supper
viii be served commencing at o'clock;
Price 25c.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-02-21

For Sale-Seed Peas and As head OF
Pigs, at my ranch 6 miles south OF
Monte Vista. n. S. Olson.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-02-21
Daily Thought.

knowledge is the antidote to fear,
knowledge, Wise and Reason, with
its highest aids.-Emerson.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-02-21

Don't forget to turn in your
diamond ring chances. Times
pretty near up. Fuller Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-02-21

Good IN Everything.
Sermons IN stones and good In ev-
erything g.-Shakesneare
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-02-21

Hot water bottles guaranteed
two years; something new. see
them. Fuller Drug Co.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1914-11-28

204. Lot owned by Sidney Della
houssaye, bounded north by lot Of
Hersilie Ledet, south by Bridge St,
east by lot Of BONN Grocery Co..
west by lot of estate of Mrs. f. Bes-
lin, and having a frontage of 1887 it
on the sidewalks on Bridge street,
and having IL IT 6 inch and 12k IT
10 inch sewer pipes; constructed as
aforesaid; its local assessment being
$115.03; it's proportion Of the entire
costs of the said sidewalks as afore-
said.
2O5. Lot owned by Estate Of Mrs.
Ernest Beslin, bounded north by lot
of Herselie Ledet, south by Bridge
street. east by lot of Sidney Della
houssaye vast by Judge Lewis St,
and having a frontage of 69.3 It on
the sidewalks on Bridge street, and
having IL IT inch sewer pipes; con.
structed as aforesaid Its local as
sessment being $57.S1; its proportion
of the entire costs of the said side
walks as aforesaid.
206. Lot owned by Louis F. Gary
bounded north by lot of Mrs. Joseph
! Keller, south by Bridge street, east
by Judge Lewis street, west by c. G
Cardinal, and having a frontage o.
1916 It on the sidewalks on Bridge
street, and having IL # 8 inch sewer
pipes; constructed as Aforesaid; It!
local assessment being S123.34; it.
proportion Of the entire costs of thu
said sidewalks as Aforesaid.
207. Lot owned by C. Garde
NAL, bounded north by II OF Alder
Daspit and Elmer Lavinsston. soutl
nv Bridee street east BY bt of L.
I0ary, west By lot Of Mslkin Briant
ana having . ffontags 6fye.2 n 81
the sidewalks on Bridge 4treet. an,
having Is # inch and t2x n n
inch sewer pipes; cona noted 4
aforesaid: ifs local ASSESSED eniEs aSIpl
$s4.37; its proportion Of ne entir
costs Of the said sidewalks % afort
said.
20S. Lot owned by Martin Brian
; bounded north BY Hamilton stree
south by Bridge street. east BY lot {
C. g. Cardinal, west by Theater 81
and having q frontage Of 1874 on IN
sidewalks on Bridge street, ana
8 inch sewer pipes; constructed
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1914-11-28

10 inch sewer pipes; constructed as
aforesaid: its local assessment being
s7O.76: its proportion Of the entire
costs OF the said sidewalks as afOre-
said.
14S. Lot owned by F. NJ. Thomas,
bounded north by lot nj Duchamp
Hardware Co., south by JEFFERSON
street, east by st. Martin street, west
by lot of Geo. ]. Olivier, and having
a frontage of 1O4.5 # on the side
walks on Jefferson street. and having
6 It 6 inch sewer pipes on st. Martin
street, and 6 It 6 inch sewer pipes on
Jefferson street; constructed as
aforesaid: its local assessment being
$197.41: its proportion OF the entire
costs OF the said sidewalks as afore'
said.
149. Lot owned by Mrs. Theobald
lDuchamp. bounded north by Jener
son street, south by lot Of Mrs. c. L.
lLacaze, east by st. Martin street
west by lot Of L. ]. Duchamp, ano
javing q frontage Of SAB g on. sne
dewaIkS On St. Martin street, ana 9
frontage Of 1887 It on the sidewalks
ION Jefferson street, and having nc
ysewer pipes on st. Martin street, and
Is II 6 inch and 12h It 10 inch sewer
\ipes on Jefferson street; construct
as aforesaid; its local assessment
Ing $154.63: its proportion OF the
lfe costs Of the said sidewalks al
oDaid.
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aforesaid; Its local aSSeoSmenb Uoiux
S57. SO: its proportion of the entire
costs of the said side walks as afore-
said.
2l9. Lot owned by Corporation OF
St. Martinville, bounded north by LOT
of j. A. Guerin, south by Corporation
of st. Martinyille, east by Bayou
Teche, west by New Market street, and
having frontage OF 355 IT. IN. on
the side walks on New Market street,
and having II II. inch and so It. ~
inch sewer pipes. constructed as eiore-
said; its local assessment being
$3.50. SO; its proportion OF the entire
costs of the said side walks as afore-
said.
22O. Lot owned by Anita Millot
Broussard and c. Millot, bounded
north by lot of F. Foti, south by lot OF
........... Rhymes, east by New Mar
ket street, and west by Cat Fish Alley,
and having q frontage OF 40 1t: ~ IN:
on the side walks on New Market
street, and having IT. 9 inch sewer
pipes; constructed as aforesaid; It's
local assessment being s31.35 its pro.
portion of the entire costs OF the SAID
sidewalks as Aforesaid.
22l. Lot owned by W. n. Rhymes,
bounded north by lot OF Anita Mliiot
Broussard and G Millot, south by lot
J of Mrs. Felix Berard, east by New
J Market street, and west by Cat FISH
Alley, and having frontage OF ITO It.
in. on the side walks on New MAR
ket street, and having 6 foot incn
sewer pipes; constructed as aforesaid;
its local assessment being sS3.29; ns
. proportion of the entire costs OF tho
said sidewalks % aforesaid.
wa. Lot owned BY Mrs. Felix
Berard, bounded north by ............
south by lot of Ladies OF Progress
} | Society, eAst BY New Market street,
gt>ad wast BY Cat Fish. Alley, and hsv-
: i1s,,ctssdss7ae2 Of JOS =: ri "e a.
sessmept being S!5'53; - serortiou
J. of the entire costa Ut the baid dido
!. walks a. aforesaid. -
= 22a. Lot owned BY LsdisS Of no,
gress Society, bounded north y -
e 81 Mrs. Felix Bersrd, south BY lot 9
+ heirs of E. Simon and =: Foil ana Z
3 =. Gary, east by New Market ssrees
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1914-11-28

lot of Mrs. L. C. Guidry, west by lot
of Gilbert Durand. and having a
frontage Of 41.6, IT on the sidewalks
on Port street, and having no sewer
| pipes: constructed as aforesaid; its
local assessment being $32.04; its
proportion of the entire costs of the
said sidewalks as aforesaid.
1S9. Lot owned by Gilbert Du-
rand. bounded north by lot Of Albert
Dominique, south by Port street, east
by lot Of st. Martin Fournet and Mrs.
L. G. Guidry, and west by lot Of Nor
timer Guirard, and having frontage
of 92.4 IT on the sidewalks on Port
street, and having IS IT 6 inch and
1914 # 10 inch sewer pipes; con-
structed as aforesaid; its local as.
sessment being 1865: its proportion
of the entire costs of the said side.
walks as aforesaid.
100. Lot owned by Mortimer CUR
ard, bounded north by lot Of Merce-
des Beslin, south by Port street. east
by lot Of Gilbert Durand, west by
College street, and having a frontage
Of 1914 IT on the sidewalks on Port
street and having IT inch sewer
pipes; constructed as aforesaid; its
local assessment being $154.14; its
proportion Of the entire costs Of the
said sidewalks as aforesaid.
1872. Lot owned by Mrs. w. H
Livingston, bounded north by lot o.
Corporation of st. Martinville, soutl
by Old Market street. east by Bayou
Teche, west by Sister Of Mercy, hav
ing frontage Of 20 It on the side
walks on Port street, and having NJ
} sewer pipes; constructed as afore
said: its local assessment beini
: $22.39; its proportion Nof the entir'
) costs Of the said sseAsyazks - asoss
, said
I } 1913. Lot owned by Sisters Of Mel
fy, bounded north by Fort street AM
!. lot Of Corporation Of s. Martinvillt
: south by Old Market street. east b
Y lot Of Mrs. w. H. Livingston, ives
by lot of Mrs. Kate Gernaud, havin
] a frontage Of 1874 It on the side
e walks on Port street, and having
= It 6 inch sewer pipes; constructed a
b aforesaid: its local assessment bein
: $92SS: its proportion Of the entir
8 costs of the said sidewalks as afor'
e said.
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HES, bounded north by Claiborne St.
south by lot of Frank Herman, east
by lot Of Ignace iBenvenu, west by
Washington street, and having 9
frontage of 94.2 # on the sidewalks
on Claiborne street and having 1T
inch sewer pipes; constructed a:
aforesaid; its local assessment being
S70.3S; its proportion of the entire
costs Of the said sidewalks as afore
said.
173. Lot owned by Jules Francois
bounded north by lot of L. c. Du
champ, south by lot Of l.. c. Du
champ, east by lot Of Commercial
Bank, west by lot Of L. c. Duchamp
and having a frontage Of 60.7 TT oil
the sidewalks on Jefferson street
and having no sewer pipes; con
structed as aforesaid; its local as
sessment being s44.23; it's proportion
of the entire costs Of the said side
walks as aforesaid.
ia. Lot owned by L. ]. Duchamr
bounded north by Jefferson street
south by lot of Dan w. VOORHEES,
east by lot of Mrs. T. Duchamp an
west by lot of Robert Martin, an
having a frontage Of 55.4 IT on tn
| sidewalks on Jefferson street an
having no sewer pipes; constructe
as aforesaid; its local assessment bt
ing $40.39; it's proportion of the er
tire costs of the said sidewalks a
aforesaid.
IT'S. Lot owned by Albert L. d.
rand, bounded north by lot Of NJ.
| Demahy, south of Church street, cas-
by lot Of w. s. Thomas, west by IL
of Mrs. DR.. ]. r. Olivier. and havin
a frontage Of SO # on the sidewalk
on Church Street. and having n
sewer pipes; constructed as afor
said; its local assessment bein
$5O.37: its proportion Of the entfl
costs Of the. said sidewalks % afor
said.t
| l7e. Lot owned by August Barra
bounded north by lot Of Willie Bic
venu, south by Church street, east :
lot of Estate of Eugene Bertrand, il
west by lot of Eugene Bertrand. ar
having a frontage Of 10 It on II
sidewalks on Church street and ha
ing ~ It 6 inch and 12h II 10 int
sewer pipes; constructed as afor
said; its local assessment beiI
$S4.9S; its proportion Of the entil
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of S63 # on the sidewalks on Column
bia street, and having no sewer
pipes; constructed as aforesaid; it's
local assessment being $63.1S; its
proportion OF the entire cost of the
said sidewalks as aforesaid.
100. Lot owned by Mrs. l.. c. Vau-
their, bounded north by lot Of M. l..
& T. r. r. r. & s. s. Co., south by lot
of Alexis Resweber, east by Column
bia street, and west by lot of DR.. j.
l.. Beyt, and having a frontage of
S4.1O # on the sidewalks on Column
bia street, and having 6 IT inch and
121a # 10 inch sewer pipes; con-
| structed as aforesaid; its local as.
sessment being $4,000; its proportion
of the entire costs of the said side
walks as Aforesaid.
161. Lot owned by Alexis Res
weber, bounded north by lot of L. c.
| Vauthier. south by lot of Robert Bar
ras, east by Columbia street, and
west by lot Of J. L. Beyt and having
a frontage of $50 IT on the side
walks on Columbia street and having
IS # 6 inch and 12h # 10 inch sewer
pipes; constructed as aforesaid; Its
| local aSScSSmcuI UcluS SOo.<fs lts
proportion of the entire costs Of the
said sidewalks as aforesaid.
1872. Lot owned by Robert Barras
bounded north by lot Of Alexis Res
weber south by Madison street, cas-
by Columbia street, west by lot of es
tate Of Ernest Bienvenu, and having
frontage of 1866. It on the side
walks on Columbia street, and having
6 IT 6 inch and 12h It 10 inch sewer
pipes; constructed as Aforesaid; its 10
cal assessment being $104.72; its pro
portion Of the entire costa Of thu
j said sidewalks e Aforesaid.
i 1853. Lot owned BY Lucien Bienve
.nu, bounded north by Madison street
south by lot of Mrs. Rose Broussard
east by Columbia street, west by 10
Of Chas. Bienvenu, and having
frontage of rs It on the sidewalks OF
Columbia street, and having It
inch sewer pipes; constructed a
aforesaid; its local assessment beinl
l$57.29; its proportion Of the entir
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-08-13
FARM :
POULTRY
HOPPER FEEDING THE SAFEST
Saves Time and AveIds upssttins o.
sestIoa of Fowis-Mash Mixtures
Used by Breeders.

tBy ~ X. PARKINSON. Farm Nanaxs-
ment Expert Copyright. tsiAl
The two principal objects Of hopper
feeding are TO save time ana avoid up-
setting the digestion Of fowls from
careless feeding.
On large commercial plants-an fact.
on any farm where poultry are kept In
considerable numbers-time In money
and must be- saved. 50 by degrees the
hopper has come TO be uaed unives~
sally. The usual materials are fed I'm
II, but mixed In bulk and put into
hoppeEs dry In sufficient quantities %
last several days. There are some who
object to hoppers. fearing they attract
rats. mice. sparrows. etc. and that
fowls eat less freely of dry mash and
consequently do not lay as we'll The
first OF these objections 10 overcome By
using metal hoppers with lids. Thess
may be purchased from any poultry
supply house. The second obteeeton a.
true. but the slight loss Of esss is or
set BY saving In the time spent In feed
ing.
There are. OF course. those who have
made q great success with poultry
feeding cooked mashes. aud I'm such
cases II is inadvisable 70 change. But
where feeding is done by a hired man.
who Ia apt to be careless In keeping
feed troughs clean and well scaided or
allowing the mash to stand until sour.
upsetting the digestion OF entire
fiocks and causing loss In the egg,
yield. the change TO the hopper meth
cd viii prove beneficial
For those who think OF CHANGING
from the old TO the new method per.
haps o few Of the dry mash mixtures
used by successful poultry breeders
may prove helpful. A well tried one
consists Of coarse wheat bran. 900,
pounds: cornmeai. 100 poundsi ground
oats. 100 pounds, gluten meal. 100
pounds; middlings. rs pounh; feeding
flour. 25 pounds: fine beef scraps. 80
pounds. and fish scraps, 80 pounds. For
Leghorns the following has been found
good: Cornmeal. go pounds; wheat
middlings, 60 pounds; wheat bran, so
pounds: alfalfa meal. 10 pounds: OIL
meal. 10 pounds; beef scrap. SO pounds.
and table salt 10 pounds. The Maine
experiment station recommends wheat
bran, zoo pounds: corameal. 100
pounds; middlings. 100 pounds: gluten
meal. 100 pounds; iinssed meal, 100
pounds; beef scrap. 100 pounds. A
breeder Of Plymouth Rocks has had
good results from the foiiowinGs
Wheat bran. 200 pounds: wheat mid
dlings. 100 pounds; cornmeal. 100
100 pounds; gluten meal. 100 pounds,
and beef scrap. 100 pounds. Every 9th
er month 80 pounds Of linseed meal
are added
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-08-13

gone out into the garden. Lesaiag
lingering behind 10 settle Mrs, iren'
ner In her chair and put the knitting
needles In her lap. Then he hurried
out
Madse was waiting for him, Tha,
Was q blunt way OF putting ID. and
yet he knew that the same ins,ino,
et understanding which had always
bound them together had sent hes
alone 10 that atbor beneath the chest
auts. The nisht vas DARK: he could
ealy see her white dFeaa shining, he
went seftly toward her.
Dearest he whispered, taking her
by tho hanas. II love you, WIN you
he my wlfes"
"yes," che whiapered. and pressed
her lips 10 hls, And then he found
himself loekinE into edl,h'a DARK eyea
Il waa well for his training tha,
no had been sehooled In difileai,
world, lie did not start or hetFay
limself. lie linked her arm through
hls and they started back toward the
house together
And. NJ the door. stood Madse and
Carter,
"AFent you coming eat--s" cartss
began; and then the sisht OF Lesa'
ing'a face checked htm
II want 10 tell you ALL" said Lees
iag. that Edith has promised 10 be
my wife,"
tie Kissed her again at the foot OF
the stairs and went up TO his room.
He sat for hours In hia chair.
thinking Al the rules Of hls breed
ing told him that the mistake mus,
never DO acknowledged To aAk a
woman 10 be ones wife aud then "a
iiit her was an objectionable osfense
In bis code. he knew Edith had al
says cared o little for him: In the
old days there had been q little jeai
susy between the girls on that &c
count Hut the thouEht Of Madge and
what he had Lost. the look OF sur
prise upon her face a. the announce
ment-these things made life seem
intolerahle. And Edith loved him'
There was no possibility Of misunder'
standing what that expression had
meant when she Kissed him
A man who lives By code In bound
with siiken threads stronger than
steel. Lessing knew that there was
No way out OF the entangiement with
honor.
He was the first down In the morn
ing. bat after hs had paced the
grounds Cor . few minutes. carte'
joined him.
+ didn't have much chance 20 con
nEs1g1n1l ypa last night,- no said. OF