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DRIVES AWAY
HEADACHE
Rub Musterole on Forehead
and Temples

A headache remedy without tic dan.
gers OF headache medicine" Relieves
headache and that miserable feeling
from cold or congestion. And it acts at
once! MUSTERoLE is a clean, white
ointment made with oil OF mustard. Bet
Ter than a mustard plaster and does not
blister. Used only externally, and in no
way can affect stomach and heart, as
some internal medicines do. r
Best for Sore ..Tlroat, Bronchitis,
Group, Stiff Neck Asthma, Neuralgia,
Congestion, Plcurisy, Rheumatism, Linn
bago, all Pains and Aches of the Bach;
or Joints. Sprains, Sore Muscles, Bruis-
es, Chilblains, Frosted Feet, Colds of tho
Chest tit often prevents Pneumonia). /,
Atyour druggists, in 25c and Soc jars,
and a. special large hospital size for s.. 50.
Be sure you get the genuine MUS.
TERoLE. Refuse irnitations-.get what
YOU ask for. The Musterole Company,
Cleveland, Ohio.
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company to the said Russell Palmer
or the Fairmont Gas company, or
either Of them, and to obtain such
other relief, both general and special,
as the Court may deem proper and to
equity appertain.
An affidavit having been made and
fled that the said Henry p. Gilmore,
William s. Hennen, Louis Mansbach,
Less G. Race, Charles Won H. Kal.
ban, n. o. Kendall and Jere H.
Wheelright In his own right, and as
President OF the Fairmont Gas com.
pany, defendants named in the above
styled suit, are non.residents OF the
State OF West Virginia, 1t Is ordered
that the said Henry P. Gilmore, vii
liamTS. Hennen, Louis Mansbach,
Loss G.. Race, Charles Won II. Kaiban,
r. o. Kendall and Jcrc II. Wheelright,
in his own right and as president OF
the Fairmont Gas Co. do appear within
one month from the first publication
OF this order, in the Clerks office OF
said Circuit court, at Rules to be
holden therefor, and do what Is neces.
sary to protect their interests.
1t is ordered that a copy of this
order be published and posted as re-
quired by law. 't
Given under my hand this 4th day
OF March, 1915.
W. S. BLACK. Clerk.
Cox & Baker, Goodwin & Reay, W. S.
Meredith and E. F. Morgan, attor.
neys, for plaintiffs.
3-6.13.20.27.
This order is published for the first
time March 6. 1916.
W. S. BLACK, Clerk.
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BREAKS A COLD
0PENSGICLDGGED
/. H|EADlAN NOSE
@PAPE's COLD COMPOUND ENDS
SEVERE COLDS OR GRIPPE
iNsFEWs RouHs.
RELIEF comes instantIy.


Afdose taken every two hours until
three doses are taken will end grippe
misery and break Up severe cold
either In the head. chest. body or
limbs.
It promptly opens ciogecd-up nos
triis and air passages in tile head.
stops nasty discharge or nose run
ming. relieves sick headache. duIlness.
feyerishness. sore throat. sneezing.
soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay stufedsup, Quit blowing
and snnffiingt Ease your throbbing
headi Nothing else in tho world gives
such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold
Compound, p which costs only 20 cents
at any drug store. Il acts without
assistance. tastes nice. causes no In
convenience. Be sure you get tho
genuine. F
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Same Transformation

Zones has changed very much since
his marriage. He used to say a man
could do what he pleased in this
world"
"Well?"
Now lie doesn't say anything much,
but he thinks. J gather that in the
holy estate Of matrimony man ear do
whatever his wife pieases. Richmond
Times.Dispatch.
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ARTICLE II.
General Election Provisions; Reai,
traticn of Voters, +

Section L. There shall be general
biennial registration OF electors in the
several wards or precincts OF the city
OF Fairmont, in the manner, at the time
and on the days hereinafter provided.
No person shall have required a legal
residence in a ward or election precinct
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be made in good faith secure equal
representation Of political parties "
Qualifications Of Election o fflcers

Qualifications OF Election officers.
Section 5. Each registrar, commits
sioner, clerk aud challenger iii cleo
tions shall hold his appointment for
two years. unless removed by theihoard
of supervisors, or objected to by the
committee of the political party secur-
Ing his appointment, and must be mn
elcctor of said city and the rating pre-
cinct in which he is to- serve. able to
read and speak the English language
Understandings, and write II readily
and fairly, and shall take an oath OF
office as follows:
Oath Of Election Officers.
Stale of West Virginia, City OF Fair.
mont, Marion County, Ssh
do solemnly swear that j will sup
port the constitution OF the state OF
West Virginia and to the best Of my
ability discharge tho duties OF com
missioner, tregtstrar, Jerk or chalien-
ger) OF the election in and for precinct
........S..... ward, city of Fairmont, w.
Va, at the next ensuing election.
And I further swear that I will not
make known in any manner, by sign,
word or action, how any elector shall
vote at the election about to be held.
Nor communicate with any person In
side OF the election room concerning
the same.
Signed .ls.s..s.s..
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me
this. ..day of5...... 19....
'is.i tits II o iii q
Such an oath may be administ
by the clerk or any member Of The
board,;o other officer qualified TO ad-
minister oaths and shall be tfiledfn the
Office OF the board of supervisors.
Vacancies, Clerks, Commissioners and
challengers.
Section 8. A vacancy In the office
OF commissioner of election. clerk or
challenger shall be filled by the board
Of supervisors In the came manner as
that Of registrar. and notice or the ap-
pointments of the registrars, commits
sioners OF election, clerks OF election.
and challenger shall be made by writ
ten notice mailed to their address and
by publication at least one time In
all the daily newspapers published In
the city OF Fairmont. said notice to
be given by the city clerk .immedi
after such appointments are made.
Organization Of Election Commission.
ers.
Section 10. The four election COM
misioners, including the two registrars,
for each precinct shall organize by
selecting one OF their number chair.
man OF the board OF Commissioners
by ballot. One ballot shall be taken
at least every ten minutes until se-
lection Is made and in the event no
choice Is made in this manner three
ballots are taken. q chairman shall be
selected. by drawing lots! In the event
Eof tie on any question coming before
said board OF election commissioners
in the discharge Of their duties. the
question In controversy shallhe deter
mined by lot.
Description ofEVoters.
Section II. Insregistering each vo-
ter. registrars shall Gas Irresponsible
give the Christian name and his sur
name. and shall designate the place OF
his residence, his age and color. and
whether he Is anatiye born or foreign.
which information shall Ibe given In the
proper column provided In the books
furnished by the city clerk as here
inbefore provided.
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HOUsEsFOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Anyonei looking for a
CONVENT and desirable home close
n VIII do well to inquire of r. P.
Kelly, ONCE sos, Main street. Bell
phone i06:J. 3.11.1m1
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FOR sALE-Nine.room house on
Fourth street. Eighth Ward. Call
atiNo. 92l. asst.
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FOR RENT-Eight room house on
Maryland Ave. Call Geo. II. Shoe.
maker on Consolidated Phone 651
and 15. 2.12.26
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FOR RENT-one seven.room house
one block from High school. Apply
q 8i3l Sixth st. 3.1l.3t
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FOR RENT-slx room house with
bath on Diamond street. Apply at
Walter q Highlaed Store. S.9tf
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FOR SALES. c. Rhode Island Red
and S. G. Brown Leghorn eggs for
Matching, from heavy laying strains.
Alta Vista Poultry Farms, Con phone
675.L, Box 81, Fairmont. 3.2.l2r
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FoRRENT-Four.room fat with bath.
Hays bldg. Inquire Of A. L. Jepson.
Pastime Bowling Alleys. 1,5,tt
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FORsALE.

FOR sALE-s6:acre farm, bargain II
sold at once. Good condition. A.. G.
snodgrass, Fairview. w. Va. S.1l.6t
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-sewing plain and fancy:
rates reasonable. Are also agent for
Spirellas Corset. Call Bell phone 4S7-J.
Monroe ST No. 1926. 1o.1s,tf
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Terms Of Office to End.

Section 100. The term Of Office OF
the mayor, the board OF affairs and the
common council OF the city of Fairmont
at the beginning OF the term OF office
OF the mayor and board Of directors
first elected under the provisions OF
this act shall then cease and deter.
mine.
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FOR sALE-Blank OIL and Gas Leases
South Penn form; also Assignments
Of Lease and House Leacss. Apply
West virsininn Office. 1,1.22
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WANTED

WANTED-Girl at Daffin's confec.
tionery. 3.10.3t
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-27
MADE AUTO TRIP TO
HOUSTON IN NINE HOURS
Mayor Miller Made Record Run IN His
Cadiliac---is OF For Vacation
TRIP

Dr far several dats vacation uIu
Nnpar MNcr on saturday mudr the
frn from Corpus Christi tn i"u.tHn
Do distance Of s1a miles ln tHe spnDe of
u,us hours ruunnE um, th. ru r,Ins
made in hs cadillac lic ut- H,.Hm
painted bg Mts Mu'r Ait tni Mrs
W II 1904 end y 3D. Russell who rg-
turned home Yesterday murnmt t
thc Frisco Mayor Miller wlH hr away
from th, cts FOR scNorf dlNH
lu spcaknE of Mayor MiNDr's trip tH
houston ta, Post Sunday morning.
SAID.
"Hu, Miller the progressive mayor ~
Corpus christi. arrived iu houston
saturday afternoon for 3D. stay 90 few
days lle came ny automobile snd Was
accompanied hy ma wife Nr and Mr.
~ 20 iluu and r. b Nusson Tho
purt} iefi Corpus Christi nt 900 oglHrk
Saturdu, moiulnr and madc good time.
arriving nrrr 90 4 800 ..iOtt in thv ai
ifrnoon Mr Miller drove 900 tac why
"Thc roads are fmr, good between
Corpus Chtsr ana Houston. Said 49,
Miller "a nfst class road between
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-27

wsicaifs Davis ~ili entertain ~ith
"a bathing uaffN flis evening at aH
afia,a I'd ihs south fHff pieg
Rev. Hsrry Asstln pastor Of the
tIfai pfashfffrisH Church ion ttHffr.
dag mtfnlna ffr &C. months vacation
fnH dutat which nNe Boz wli rIflt
NtU Hnfk Baltimore nnd ~ l.uulH
ff mHs accompanied nn fhf ifp hF
EipHal tuefn hIH eldest son
Muststesrs arc urged 70 stisnd tho
vfrkf meruf 1nd lull ni ihr HfmWn
farIahf atarfinH Ht nru0k Tho
,amnns H lslrH plHrrd in readiness
Or inr fnnHal rnrlmpm'uf Df fha
Iesas Hatanai gpd ai Dallas sHri-
.n. hpFa.t 81
Mssdaoass Ebbsrsoi and Br,seos Viii
faianmu fHr Hira ~ tto NhnsfiHh
rhlffn ana fhflr fnonda rnH afternoon
af arInfN 4f gao namn of Mrf Nrs-
rnr Tf reaHrn 5000 Dol nauaNf.
DhIrf huaci fDf fns benefit DO Iun na-
.aal o.. nr nell daNn. Yerrn,h'r
Cotton nickefs sfs on ihsir ..ay "a
Faaih Taaa fnt Do H fl0uHnf fhH
eIfnfn trufH.f u.rN thrrs el Hr
.uplH. 0i Tabor ff fNr cotton er4nrr
4f hM section Lsi5 nrriH'. afu
rfriOHltF lf.HfNf inta NurrNH r1snA
ff.m i0.Hn.H nfar Iar gnf rHlH nn'
muaf ~ tNN. HrHef Hn.rH fn anrN ni
fnn. ilr F'iHIff .f NehH-
Joe HIgssh ien Sunday morninu fo
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:: City News in Brief :

Texas dafus nie pact three Ysau ~
fhf ffkHH Haufers Association ~
which hf Va fho president ST. Hfach
viii be- aunl from fhe ciif fef zen
days of lnnaef
The Commercial Club hss prepared
30 circular irtfer Hisins fhe nafnef Of
hotels rnomina sad h0arllnf bonuses
ind neenis fnr fmnIFHad and 4HfifH-
.thel cottages fhs tlreliars btins
mailed fn fhote Hhn ir1uifc concern
inr ironi accanmaalfiHra 10 ~ eo'irss
oflF nfiadca fne names ~ fhHse Nho
ane mtmbrf 81 fnH eiuh Toe lHf
aHf prepared nn fhf muifisrph ma-
chine ln thn office 20 ihe seereltr5
" Doyle, city ,letsi agent Tor shs
iffHrN lInsH hHH announced an lrHH
HHib inH rfrHrslan rate fnr pnHafnFrr
service ffHm inla cll fn g1itefi4f Hni
rffDrn aurnH iht Cotton Carnival nUf
IH pr.rfrar af the nfter place Hound
fIr UcHaf. aIfh ID TWO d4f fmf Nwt
300 available todny lua rtariaY faf
ihe extremely inH Inci of iN InIH
r'tr H eD0H iof ihe tup ofhsf $50
il.Heisn rf AlroD
" w. Huli. chairman ~ the com
mffle nn organization f.f iIF
tHftn Celebration Ansoriafinn sfair'
Hpan ha departure yesterday mofnIns
flf 5000 NItou.n Whrr. ns aIu sr,na
a.trral fate fnHt .mm~uafaIf lr.f
hs RETAIN hIs committee WHi boz rHiie.
Together nni fhlf up.It 500 Dol
Hraru aud m.euns Hf rItffns Dil
60 DO which Umr ilfr association Yl
hr organized The iuis tDHrfh 'rir
nr'ian AHaaCiflnn Hf Hn alsNar
nr.1l iuiinn tN thr Commercial Nilh
aiN hnvt direct charge nf ihr annlt
fufturuHtnDr 1Hf exclamation
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these two communities would B.
gand thing. especially Tor Houstos =.
coast country was always conaI,,1
Whuury Geo san Antonio uu,a +.
Hruwnstill" line was built Hc.r-
Houston is the natural marke, aua \,
thing that will promote closer ~
uonship Will be II adyaniage Ia H..
ton
Mr. Miller stated that the hle a..
Way which is being construcies -
Nuprss haV viii boz completed IA !.
t,mt-r aud viii emit % miles iron 4.
dIsiHnrc between Houston ana cen,
Christi % viii b., 5000 feet lons -
Will cost flGan0o a big csiehni.s
ls being planned one u the feaius
ot which Will hc endurance runs NJ
various places Mr Miller hopss 4
create iutcrca, in This feature ia iiaS
tou
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ke money and learn craftsmanship
TAILS-THEY WILL APPEAL TO PARENTS AND BOYS ALIKE

d'spelled but OF course people are inclined to put
oil awaiting themselves of the comforts to be de
rived from the use of Electricity
Reaching the people of Corpus Christi by per
sonal representatives is big task Il would require
a larger force than the Company now EMPLOYS be
cause so much time would be wasted calling at
houses where people are not at home or cannot
receive them.
BY a little work during their spare time and
durng their vacation, schoolboys can meet their
friends, acquaintance, and neighbors and present
che facts regarding Electricity FOR fuel
hen our representative can furnish full in
formation which will insure the most satisfactory
equipment at the least cost to the householder
Our Sales Class will be liberal education for
any boy. '0'
So that the boys will understand their sub.
leet they wall be properly instructed in approach.
ing and talking 10 prospects and to understand the
advantages OF Electricity for household use. Ilab-
ITS OF neatness and pohteness will be ENCOURAGED
Modern business methods will be taught H.
Sales Classes will be held every SATURDAY. or of,.nar
F" necessary They will be under the personal a..
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-27

reotion of MIR J. A. Dupree, Manager of our Eee-
trio Appliance Department This school of sales
manshp will be absolutely free to the boys enroll
ed. Not one cent will be charged or collected from
them in any manner.
Parents-Encourage your boys to seize this
opportunity.
Boys-tlere is your chance
Many successful men say the cornerstone Of
their success was laid the day they started Their
first Savings Bank Account
Don't confuse this plan with any cheap catch
penny scheme you may have heard of in the past;
You know the Corpus Christi Railway and
Light Company,-you know what it record is as
large, straight forward honorable business organ.
lzehon You know how it has helped to build
Corpus Christi, and of the big sums of money i
spends tor street improvements and taxes.
=. his schoolboys' plan is Corpus Christi
RAILWAY and Light Company's plan 1t is genuine
IN every sense OF the word
When the order for any electrical device has
been closed the boy will receive his commission
from the cashier of our Company.
We will continue to sell on our small monthly
payment plan
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-27
SIMMER NORMAL WILL
CLOSE NEXT THURSDAY
& 10 Hundred md T~eniY Iraehera
viii rats ihc Finsi esam'n
ationa To-day

ono hundred And iRnntf ni iN' nHt
nsi atnaenia s.aufdst started ina So.
a.g slll rampiaie ibf arrufd frriH1
amInaiinn 90 tht ninf WfehH nf
Haav ln ue ThurulF afifnoNn
fh normal HaiiHio rH corn" q"
c'lIN
lnn huefea and fne fNH atHiff iN
3 n an sffuona 80 1HN $3.50 H
efli fnfn 0ui nf State pMlnih ai'fuliilf
/ .m nLIlMnnI. nlNn N.nn lll-uNln.
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PERSONAL MENTION

ton r. Messer of nobsiorn vas w
49, c.tl yesterday on business TIP
Mr. ami Mrs b Weir e Kinss'i.ie
ar visitors in the lliy guests A' 'n'
Corpus heaSh
Mr. q curD has returned % hef
hnm. la par Arkansas after "a seF'fAi
iass eiay in the c1-
I'D Klgmer Be- ln fhe sity from casa
Di.rc. jim Wells county fof several
fals rnr fulfinr yesterday
Mrs A Rpnsford ard son - Dallas
ara Ir fne C.ff fHr "a ucfH aial su'H
at the Nuccts
rdl Chami..raln ~ san Antonio BE-
ln he c.ty on husiu~ss irp "'t''-
frfr8 10 fhe Nafcrr
a. su}uns and family have r'-
tnrrsi to ttef heme BOO ~an An''N'"
affr ruIulInr a sf.tfai errHs F"''
uau afaf in ihis c'ty
Nr ana Nr- I.tn So saS'on ahd
$500 ahHfrrn aud G,urge kl'nelt STAY
tan irn ssr1ay morning Pr Foft
tnuaa nr several dafr Stay
W u.W.r 80 Laredo general
maasrrr 90 fhs Toas NeNcah i'ai-
pnf company H n iHe cn arfifIn4
,eteuiay an'rnn.n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-27
YOUR COUGH CAN BE SLOPES

Using care to avoid draughts. ssps
arc sudden changes and ukiht j
treatment OF pr Kings Ntw Discosr
VIII positively relieve and In tine a.
surely rid yuu of your Cough. The ~
Dose suutnos the irritation ehecks ~
Cuurh. which stops in 4 she's lime x
kInl New Discovery has been VI
ueo,ssfully for IS years and Is sussss.
t,Dd O., cure you Money heek 4 z
fails. Get bottle from your Dfugsa
i costs only httle and win hslp y
300 much Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-27

Dr mfieI fnplD street wil D.. pat-
.d nut ihr storm ssver natine Dtcr
nHeDI ou fhtt street Thr turH.u
snmp1ut Announces fhHf thst hHsr
uffornt uoa QUA rllls nu hHni flr .h.
rehmniue uf thr unFaa uf Che sfu.,tf
fn up p4scd pnd thrre aIn b.. Do. Ir
Dos nn ulnf plrt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-27
BETTER COOKING MORE ECONOMY

Upward OF 900 Corpus Christi homes use
Electricity 10, Heating and Cooking.
Not ono OF these homes rs willing to do with
out tho electric iron. the convenient oaster or
grill
An Of these users have been delighted with
the even, thorough easily controlled matches"
way OF heating.
Rieh, now a thousand additional citizens have
made up their minds to avail themselves OF the
method which does away with SCOT dirt. smell
smoke ashes, danger OF explosion fire risk labor
and useless expense, giving the greatest comfort,
cleanliness and convenience at surprisingly small
expense.
Whatever doubts may have been held about
the cost OF operating electric appliances have been
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-27

We want the people OF Corpus Christi TO be
come personally acquainted with the advantage OF
electricity for fuel tho highly satisfactory and
economical means OF preparing breakfast right on
the dining table the means of saving weary steps
TO and from a hot stove, and eliminating drudgcry
from homework
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-27
COMMISSIONS PAID BOYS

When the order is actually closed thc boy
salesman. will bc awarded cash commission,
cording to a liberal schedule
The plan will save our Company and the
Appliance Department considerable proportion
of sales expense, which would otherwise be in
CURED in ascer,aining the immediate prospects for
electric heating equipment.
This saving viii go to the schoolhoys of the
City, toward starting their first Bank Account TO.
ward their vacation, toward Christmas funds, to
ward making them successful men.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-27

All ,yc want the boys 10 do is TO visit iher
friends, acquaintance and nc,ghbors and interest
them in the aubiect OF Electricity for Cooking an-
l1eaiing--NOW while the most disagrceablc
thing about summer is heat from fuel range in the
kitchen.
i ne ooyS w nd ' is, ,"'I,y'' h~ o "o1
a card for the householder to sign
The card will request the Company 40 send
a representative a, a certain hour and day Our
expert representative will call with full informal
ton. prices etc
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Congressman Stout HOrOred

Washington. March 10th A
nigh honor was conjtHt,t upon
COngressman Stuut uti,i the state
ul Montana when 70 apuuin,-
e: member OF the select COM
mlttee Of seven authorized by the
democratic nous" caUrlS to devise.
q budget s. stem for the next con-
greSs. The members named ON
this committee. probably the
most Important crnyr cSsiunaI
committee appointed in wears,
are Representative Shpiiny Of
Kentucky, chairman; Speaker
Clark OF Missouri. Neprts-utatise
Kitchen of North larniinn, mai
mitp leader Of the next congress-;
Representative Hay OF Virginia.
Representative Garner OF Texas
and Representative Stout Of
Montana.
The membership Of the budget
committee Includes practically ali
the democratic leaders OF the
house, and it was IA unusual dis
1lnctlon. exciting no little COM
MtnJ. that Was con itrred uuun
Congressman Stout, a new mtln-
her from the west. The appoint
ment came to him as a recug-
uition Of bis ability and Was also
" tribute I" his Vide popularity
in the hoUsv.
Mr., Stout has announced tha,
he is heartily in favor u sub-ti-
tutlhg q budget system tor the
present nHph"ZatG and unscirlitic
method OF making appropriations.
lie believes that il would cen;ra :
we 1inancial responsibility. as III
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given dat
from aud after March Is, 1915
this Board Will not cunsiutr fav-
nrabIE any bill or claim for sup-
plies furnished or services rerd-
cred FaiIon County unless said
bill or claim is supported uN
written o"G~! authorizin" such
purchase >juued by a memopr 81
tbs !oa d or tie County Auditor
Of tn S Couutv. :Ap} licauous for
aid received from Indecent per
sons must be accompanied hN
signed statements from at irH:,!
two taxpayers residing within
this County 1estifying to The
need Of such applicant.
Dy Order OF the Board uf Cnn9
IT, Commissioners I'at on i'ulnlN.
Montana.
(Sigutd y I. A. F'ITzs3NMuNs,
Chsirn,uu.
For sac One one yoar-old
SOW: Will have pics III .Halch.
$500, cash. {. +. Stanton,
city.
# it is money you want. see
+, NJ. DWpr~hak. Il
II ynu wish to have &nN rannrs
IN cnnnectiun with Your !ivMp-
s1eao or Desert Land Entry pre-
n>reL. see s. J. EmsWiler, t. S.
Commissioners.
For Sale Ono pure bed Duruc
Jersey Boar. Il. l.. McNu. nine
miles west aHu two mics south
OF Ekaiu!.a. ST
We have p or 80 choice town
lots for safe. Gall ami see us
before they are a! gone. Grant
L Futlua. 3-l3 If
For cleaning and pressing see
+. +. noWntr III Williams ar
Der Shop. Also csot;lcs n:v," to
order. If
breakfast short-order-~ SOC at
the Ramme House.
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