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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-06-17

chiffon and the other sheer silks .
For sports purposes striped and
checked linens, canvas weaves, cot.
ton velours, corduroys, and the vari.
Gus white corded cottons are favored
as well as the novelty wash satins
and jersey silks; wool jersey in the
bright tones of rose, green, gold and
like shades is also popular.
The separate skirt and contrasting
coat are particularly smart for sports
purposes. Some of the good shops
are showing cream white serge skirts
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-06-17

skirt of serge or gabardine are being
fashioned OF wash satin, most effec
lively. A tennis coat, In Norfolk IA
shion. a belted Russian, or one Of
the various other peplum models, de
veloped in soft tone OF satin. may
be worn for morning, sports wear or
for afternoons.
The sheer linens, cottons and silks
are all very popular for frocks and
h!ouses. Pale tones and white pre-.
dominate. Organdies and voiles are
dainty and cool for afternoon frocks
and net and taffeta are combined eff.
feotively for evening and the more
elaborate afternoon dresses.
Separate Coats and Skirts
How the separate skirt could ever
have been laid aside for a season or
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-06-17
SMITHF|ELD TO
CELEBRATE THE
FOURTH OF JULY

Smithfield, June 16.-The city Off
Gals have decided that Smithflcld
celebrate the Fourth of July and
Robert Griffith, Albert Mccain and
Richard Roskelley members of the
city council have the day in hand
and have already named the various
committees and day of pleasure IL
assured the public.
Bishop G. Y. Smith and wife; w.
A. Noble and wife; e. r. Miles
Mrs. Annie Miles and Mrs. Beatrice
Thornton went to Charleston, Tues
day to attend the funeral Of Mr..
John Crockett. who was relative
OF a number of Smithfield people
and an old time resident OF this
place.
DR.. r. T. Merrill will leave here
about the Goth OF June for the east
to take post graduate work for
about three months. During his alb.
ssnce DR.. Adams of Ogden will take
care of his practice.
Elder George r. Smith who has
labored in England during the past
two years as a missionary is expect,
ed home this week and will speak
in the First ward Tabernacle Sun,
day afternoon.
A number OF our people are plan.
ming a trip to the Yellowstone Park
about July I Among the number
are w. +. Harper, Mr.. and Mrs,
William Homer, Mrs. Samuel Sor.
enson and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Sparks and family.
James Tuverson and his mother,
OF McCammon, Idaho, are here for
visit with relatives this week
Mrs. Fred SAINT OF Turner, Idaho.
is visiting her mother Mrs. Thomas
Mather.
Mr.. John NJ. Balm spent several
days in ogden this week on bust.
ness.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-06-17
BOWEL COMPLAINTS IN INDIA

In lecture at one OF the Des
Moines, Iowa, churches a missionary
from India told of going into the in.
terror OF India, where he was taken
sick, that he had bottle of Cham.
berlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarr.
koea Remedy with him and believed
that it saved his life. This remedy
10 used successfully in India both as
a preventive and cure for cholera
You may know from this that it can
be depended upon for the milder
forms of bowel complaint that occur
N this country. Obtainable every
where .-Ady.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-06-17

combined with wash satin Diouses,
and coats OF blue serge, or the nov,
city striped silks or linens, for ten,
mis-, golf and the like. This combina,
ton of white skirt and blue coat Is
not new, of course, but it is unusual.
" effective
Handkerchief Linen erouses
Organdy, wolfe, crepe de Chine and
the wash satins are practical and
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-06-17

two as 1t was, is indeed a mystery,
when one considers how very prac.
teal it is. Its popularity this sea.
son, however, is quite making up for
arate skirts OF taffeta, satin, faille
and similar silks are being worn con.
siderably for all day time purposes,
combined with blouses of Georgette,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12

use in raailng :h.a American hor-
der and attacking American
troops.
We have made possible the ex-
is:ance of the present de farto
gove-nncns in Mexico by boost
ing. 6rss. Carranxa and Villa
against HuersA ard then Carran-
II agains. Villa and the antiiori-
ties at Washington have held
these swo patriots rp TO the
world as The George Washing.
tons Of The Republic OF Mexico.
We eyan sent oar army and
navy 70 Vera Cruz TO help Car.
racas overthrow HaersA and put
himself in the position where he
and his partner Wills coald defy
and attack the United States.
We hays long Furnished asylum
10 political refugees from Msxi.
co, aud within the past few days
We have permitted these worth
he's ~ retsrn By the hundreds ~
Mexico In response 10 the axnnas
y offered by sheM Mexican govern.
mens ~ all who would take up
arms agaius: the United States.
The Mexieans ought at least
give Us q vote Of thanks before
they Begin hostilities. We have
done oil we coald to Get them In
trim for lighting. The ammuni-
sion We have shipped ACROSS the
border will be used ON our boys.
and some Of il will be brought
back in the dead bodies OF Ameri.
can soiiiers.-The National Re-
publican.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12

Those rerScns ~Ao AAd expected
that ur. Waiter r. Rteoe of the depart
raens % biological chemistry of The
Harvard Medical school vc~ad give
sxpfxssioa 10 some nsv theory con
c~sntns The rsdaction II ohsstty.
AZ Ais ieetufe On -gSa- sS IL Harvard
Ned1cai school recently we're dfsa1-
pointed TAoasA The lecturer did I'd
mn that ohssafy VS. usdsstrabl~ nosa
u hia atScoarss had 10 % With tho
praise u tat - an astieSs II human
ecnsunps.en- Speaking u obssiiy. hs
said, accosding to the Boston Post'
The principal cause of obesity 10
ovcsfsedtnx. Unfortunately Deenons
appeoaehins middle ass % nos Know
that they are everfssdins thsossises.
~ isas exercise 10 taken. les fDod
should b. eaten. PesSoss Who worry
require more food than DessOne whose
minds are sf eass. fog vosry rssasss N
greater pAystcai. heart and nsntsa -
sion. A esetsis seisnits1 has ahOwn
shas Q daily dist esas,satns u . ssuea
a min. ons osnes a bseass. saeenes.
Ter posnA of ussa asd thsss siteas u
beeaA nsans . tvsnay-tAsss Usan1 -
essass h vslGhs y . ysas.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12

In last weea 5 ISSUE We pu bis he'd
AZ advertisement, Of the raj, reads
OF the country on the question ot
federal cou,-o. of the employees
q! all railroads The advertise,
incn, is intended 20 gIya public,
i,y "a the fact ,AAs the raIloSdS
tavu. such coa.nl- They .ase
this position tssctase III she gsnr
,.naing strike O; the traiuuen,
/, is argued saa. w.ere the rail
r>ais and their III, psoye> cannot
asrye alsn wage q9estsons,
.he Su,ernmen. should have the
,sower Of ieSal Interference and
turcc a se,,lemcnl by arbitration
Since the government has Al.
ready assumed the authority IA
regulate the prlcc of service reI.
dcrcd by the oomnion carriers,
there is . certain measure of Jas
.ic, in the euniention that Il
should also assume the authority
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12

President wilson should dc.
clare war on Mexico at once. or
withdraw our troops from tbs;
country. His present attitude
in the Mexican controversy is
undoubtedly taken TO nag Car.
rama into making an attaca ap'
on our forces and thus shoulder
uISn him the b.amc for taking
the nrst offensive step o; wa'
between the two countries, The
conflict seems inevitable. and he
United States should ,Akc more
honorable position rs the a.
grievci party than she now
holds. CarrAn~a is certainly
rinh, in his claim that the I'M
ted States forces in Aex.cu is al
army Of invasion and tha, II il is
allowed so remain ,hcre, i, mus;
aght Our trvcns have no busi
ness Ia Mexico unlesS wc mean
an armed intervention In the af
fairs ot tia, colniry.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12
Notice ef Feeclssure Urder
School Fund Mortgage.

Certified Copy q order.
state 81 Missouri.
County ni WsshingtJn.
Adjourned Ma Term, !9,e.
In the County Cor; ~, lad essun,y,
on the sih dsy t.. Jane. 1910, e." ts.l-
lowing. among o;Att lilose.!Lr.,
were bad, viz:
Order nf s-l,
la the m stte. of so4o'u .unQ huna 81,
james \. shield sld Nellie ~hieldr,
hi- vile.
Whereas, Js,ae, 4. Shields aud
Nellie Shields. hir ~i!e, did on ths. >.tL
day o. May, 1877, ereeu.- and dc'iyer
% the Comfy a Washington their
certain sebool fund iAort4ge in cyu-
siteiation q! the spdH q. eir ,loaszLC
dollars Sc ,rG.Wb lcaaed to ,uen8 out
OF various capital school funds std
township funds oi -slt Wasn.ngsf L
County.
And, whereas. !, L u app. az r. iae
court, and the cou.; being duly a.-
visen in the pseml -es, iEat tie said
James 4. Shields = NOW decsa -eGi
! having died Oh the 4ih CAV u Sep;s H.
her. 1912, in Washington C0S.iy,
Missouri, and. whereas, !, further 4 j.
pears to the court inas ance! ard ty
virtue oi tne terms D! sxid school .unc
mortgage. that the pTincips. 4 salc
loan and The inte'es, thereon i ucs
pss! ca. and remains unpaid. tie
Sheriff O. Washington County, Mis-
snuri, il hereby ordered and tirecte8
- iurecio lose ss!: school June mott
gage. dated TIE IN day uI NAV. 1867.
which conveyed r. the County n.
Washington the following 3es r.sy-d
lands, iQ,-x!t
The west half q 81 etIsn Ewe;,y-r!ue
"a, containing ihr,, hundred and
Iaeniy.u!ne a.. s,ses: tbs eAs; AAs.
0i the southeast QEarter Il .ec.l 7
thirty 80. CartaiElpg eighty u
acres: the puTi1esI CuA!ter G.! tLs
portheas, quartz. y. fec,iDr th!r3r-aue
t3il, containing iorts - acres, and
the northwest qua.ls. ui the Aa ih-
ve-t quarter Ci se7tiul iHl':y-lEo -
containing iorv-ops ard twelve hun
drealhs ~ l@-ltJ ar.s, a.! in ,gSr-
ship thi:ry-seyen s. norm O.! range
three t3i east, snd a1aiair;nc il; tee
aggregate four hcDtsec and u:r h;g
4s0 acres. mere q. iese. Iae $50
Sheriff il hereby ordered ana dire -,
tns, prior - the sE.t III ssi3 nsogtp4G e.
Cd premises ne raA., first slYe ;ai-:v
dsys' notice ot the time. terms arc
place O! sale. art description t .te
real estate L. he .o.c, and wu,.r :
! mated, tv advertisement in .Ce p;
Journal, 3 wees, q newspaper publish
s.! in WsrAipgt. County. wnott 80.
sale j. ,n he made s. ias Gp.t II
the court house n the .Iwu i Es;H .
the county sea, q. WRshir g,cr Cour-
", Missouri. =; 5.ghliC saa:lrr. ~
cash IN hand, h satisfy .a!2 mort
e&ee,
And the clerk a th;> rnu-i;, he',ry
directed and u'derte Il GeI.y,- io tho
sheriff o! WASHINGTON County, Ms.
souri. aforesaid, a duly cegI.let COPY
O! this orier.
State o! Missouri
County oi oiWaehiucior,
!, George Nuonsn, clerk q. the Ccll n.
~ court. IN and To- said county. here
by certify the shove Srd .oTee4iic =
be true copy o! tft pruCecGlrc. a.!
our said county court. ~ The Ia, And
year shove written A. The same s;-
pears o' reco.i in m oHce. H. ie.;i.
nouy whereof. have h,rcurio &c; A.y
hand and at xed the sea. ..ali court
y, Office in fotosi, .h.s !Ia Gay @!
June, 1916,
rva.,, Gf. N,oNAN.
Clerk Of the County Court.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12

Candidates for state ofdccs are
firing columns Of plate matter
into the countsy newspaper of
Aces nowadays boosting them.
selves for the jobs, but they are
extremely hesitant about firing
\ check in pay nent along with
IL. That graft don't 20 any
more. Tho only follow who still
puta Il over successfully IN Con
Roach with Asch Democratic IA,
pcrs a. he sclects 70 publIsh the
proposcd amendments ~ he
constitution. Ton will hang The
o0si on the taxpayers.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12

the Democratic party:
Ernest A. Green. C35% Waterman
layenue. 81. Louis. Mo.
| Frank McAlilstef. Paris. Mo.
Joseph T. Davis. 81. Louis. Mo.
| For Attorney General representing
the Republican party:
Conway Elder. l?oY Walton avenue
ISL Louis. Mo.
James II. Mason. Springfield. 80.
For Attorney General representa-.
The Progressive party:
NE. Morrow. West I'lains. NO.
For Judge Of Supreme Cour, Di
Vision No. ~ representing the Demo
lcratic party:
! Archelaus NJ WoadsoH, ST sosepb
mo.
Charles g. Stark 5Gs Chestnut
Is,reet, ST. Louis. Mo
| For Judge OF Supreme Court Di
Vision No. y representing the Repub
iican party:
James Nc. johnson. $3.50 kenwood
layenue. Kansas City, Mo.
Francis NJ Hayward. 1919 Campbell
ls,reet. Kansas City. Mo.
Sam d Hodsdon, Webster Groves
mo
Robert S. Rohsf son. Sedalia. Mo.
( Robert Lincoln Schackletord GoF
Il. inden avenue, clayton. NO.
i For Judge OF Supreme Court t0i
;yision No - representing the Pro
scressiye party
Joseph Park. l.aPlaia, Mo.
| For Judge OF Supreme CouEs iDi
Ivision No Il representing me Pfohi'
lhition party:
[ Eusene Ayers. l0e North Eighth
is,rcet 81, Joseph. Nc
| For Judge Of Supreme Court tDi
|,ision No. u representing The Social
st party
i Kenneth u Martin, RS Springfield
;Mo
For Judge al Supreme Court tpi.
syieion No. .. uneXp!red term repre-
,rntlne the Democratic party
! Fred l.. Williams, Joplin, Mo
] Glendy b Arnold 1876 Forest park
i5oulevart. s.. Louis. Mo.
For Judge OF Snpreme Court W.'
|, sion No >. uncnpired term reire
i,cn,ine the Republican party
! Edward iiighee klrksvillc, Mo.
! For Judge Of Supreme Court tN.
vision No ., unexpir"d term repre-
ssentire IN. Progressive party
] TyrTel Williams Wes,ga'o avenue.
lUniversi,y City Mo
! fof JuaS" o' ""p''t''' 'n'
VISION No :. un,A ,''r" ''''"' 'SP'e
''n,''S ''' 'ot'eI'S' s'a''' u
Sh.!u'"" hat'oH' '.'N' '.'"' az "o
/ FOR JedE' o' 'u' . ,'"",, ."e.s ~
appeals Representa- ms '"' i'"''S' "'''
'%nf ..-.., A.,
h"F;o h'Ef', MN 90 Wv.
f'f '00E' "' We - tN" w.. :"
'ppea's "P"S'"''" '"e ''' '''''' "''
party ~
/. I@mher r N.!'h''' '''" am
lef"'' - l-"a'N M"e
Nliil"m t"' h'S",,' '''' ''t''''''
'o1i''"f', - h'",s' ,u NJ" NJ,
wilson f"'n''' '",'soH, "| a,
to' 'adf' " Wv 10 w. ",
. Npi"aiS 't!f'S'"""S 'n' ''N ~ 's'''
Har,F go. y, .,
lh"h'AS hu'"'' "-' ">
nnc. -. i|on's' ~" ,. ,
for Joas' "' 'h' =. ''.a'N ','-I.s, ~ ",
. NPi""i ''i''N''''"e
VARY ,,,.,. ,,u..ar.o, A.,
""''"s -""""'' ,.,r., tn,
49,, ~ ,~,s,',,.,.,io,,r p,,,,,r, re-.
''''eh'" "lk''>S'.',", .', .'.,,,
/ '@'h''"N ga, ~, ,,,, ~,
-" n-r,r,uia NJ
, 60" n,.r., ,Ia.,i,x r.-u,np,nr Mo
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12

! State q: Missouri.
County II Washington. 50
| In the circuit cour,, IN yaca.
tion. 4 gus, tern. lyiI
! l.0t~-r. For,un., plaIr.,E.
81
Alice FoytaLe. d. tehaalt.
The State of Missouri. IL the
abGye named detcLaat-,--gr.-o,
ing iD1 are aegeoy rat...s.d
that al action !3z- us7.E COM
menced against y9g !. n ihe circG..
cUtrt o. The connty - Washing
Son IL tie state ot ~ s.n9-i. tie
( pnrpoo. of which =. III s..luge d
decree ot divorce .foE. the tor.ds
OF uatriE1Gny.
Now or this oay co.nes Po.art
Fortune, plaint.E. aEd nie- rs
atti dasi. aud petition, alleging
that defendant j To. & resident
I O; tie otat. II Missouri. where.
fore i l. ordered ny he c3e.k L.
/ vacation that SAD d~:vaGal, ye
not -ed By publication Ia, plain.
It'll Las oeZEn antlor against fse-
8t'obta.D 4 divorce On th1 -ruE-ds
,ol aUardoa~"1. without JUS,
Cause or proYfc4;.0n for -.erlod
Q. more than onn whole year rc
) fgrt. ~, "a {Ffsts - - j. Ss.-. -. g. =
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12

After charging the Repubh-
cans with maintaining many
useless" Offices the Democ rats
after three years rule have been
unable TO find a single once to
abolish. All the useless "ofhces
became Immediately useful when
the Democrats stepped into pow
er, and as what the Republicans
left was not enough 70 go round
they made about thirty thousand
new Jobs.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12
NOTICE!
We have just received a Full ca
Load Of Rubber Roofing

which we bought direct from
the factory. This enables US 70
offer our customers the very best
roiionH a. very low prices, which
arc just little better than
those offered by any catalogue
house, and YOU don't have to pay
until you get the goods. We are
also in a position to oncr you
some real bargains in Galvanized
Rohong, Come in and make US
prove what we say, We have the
goods 10 show you. Write,
phone or call for samples and
prices.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12

II Mexlco is not a formida Die
military power At this time il is
no fault ot the United States.
We hisei the EN- barge On mR.
ni,ions and hare permitted our
makers of war supplies 10 pour
guns and anmunltion into the
Mexican republic. and these war
snpplics are now available Tor
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12

os regulating the wages OF the
employees os pubic transports.
ton cuv panies. Perhaps this
proposition contains the so,stion
of labor ,rua bles SD far a. they
adecs railroads.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12
STATE or MISSOURI

STATE or MISSOURI
County of WashuctCr----S
!. George Noonan. Clerk O! tie
County Court within ard for the Coun-
lty ~ WASHINGTON, State Of Missouri.
DO hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is true and correct lis'
containing tho name and rosto'fice
ddre~s ~ each candidate. The PARTY
OF principle he represents; also the
hours during which 'he polls Will re
main open
In testimony whereof hC-oU''o
set my hand and a;fiX the sea. Of said
-ouu nonc =, my office in rotcsL
This ist day of July. lal.
SeaN GEO. NOONtN.
Clerk oi the County Court
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12
J. B. BOYER L SON.

Roosevelt is hack IN the nc.
pGh.ican party and is going TO
,,u, in his best iicks for the cleo
,ion Of Mr.. Hughes. The Bull
Moose is dead, and only the
Dcmoc rats are bcmoaning its de-
LIZ, iSn
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12

It's reported from Washing
ton ,ha, the calling oUl OF the
militia will add Al leas, SlbN. .nAn.
Wo to the government, 5 expense
bill during the next six months.
Gee. but Democratic rule comes
k,xl
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12

Now. therefore. in obedience L. the
above certified copy Of The order II 81
County Court, to me tire-;e:. and tn
pursuance oi the cyaDtln1As Ia sal,.
school !ucd mortgage C1rialrco. / .
TIE undersigned kherii', VIII sell ~.
rtsi cstsis described in the AhyYe ~
de' as iuilo~s:--;ht west hki ~ sex
tiou twep;y.n,nc, Containing S.-9 SCte>.
the cas-! hall @! the s.3,hta.; quarter
of section thirty. couia!r.rr - .ts.
the northeast quarter & ;at northeast
quarter 0! section thittN.yDo. contain.
ing iortv acres, and the northwest
quarter os the northwest, quarter uI
section thirty-two, curts,ulng 81 snd
l..ltsA acres, all in tu@nea,p ihirV.
seven north oi range ihre east. avs;
lN,ng AMI beng III The county N!
Washington snd State q! Missouri
a, public ~endue cI outCry, ,o the
highest bidder, 10. ,ash, 4. II. .runi
d",r q! The court house IN The C,iv a
rctosi, county ot tWsshington. State ot
Missouri on
Saturday. the I'D dSy of july, i4l6.
between the hours ot , o'clock in the
forenoon and Z O'Clock IN the alter.
noon q! iha. day. tot The purpose oi
satisfying ssid mortgage and III. costs
oi executing the above o:.vy.
l.NrGsC takr>etlL.
sheriff oi Washir stnn County. No.
toiosi. No., June -, 1918.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12

For Justice OF the Peace Liberty
Township tshort tcrm( repre- seHiinc
:he Republican party:
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12

For Justice Of the Peace f.ibert!
Township tshort term representing
the Democratic party:
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12

For Coroner representing the RE
publican party:
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12

For Justice OF the Peac. Bslierit~
Township tshort tern) representing
the Republican party:
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12

For Coroner representing sho' Demo
cratic party;
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12

For Public Administrator repsesen,
ing the Democratic party
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12

for Justice o. the Peace Rchwoods
Township tshort ierini repre- SenUre
he Democratic party:
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12

Constable TOR each township
Committeeman from each township
10 eicc, for each political party
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12

pOTOSi, MO-THKEE
For Justice OF the Peace Concord
Township tshor, ,erm} representing
the Republican party:
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12

For Justice OF the Peace Bcllerics
Township (shorS termi representing
the Democratic party,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12

For Assessor rcprescn,inc The Re
publican party.
John W Mailo~, :lopcwcll. Mo.
andrew Dean. la,ty. Mo
firmin NJ Robinson. rrtosi. Mo.
John romrtrn, lat,y, Mo
J Frank Williams. Cakrdnnia, Mo.
For Assessor representing the Drn'
pcfa'ic party.
James y Hudson, shirley. Mo.
Fur Surveyor rrprcsrn,ins the Rr
publican party
John n tioarlrr. rot"sl Mo
u T.. lluirhtns. Quaker. No.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12

For Justice o. the Peace Richu GODS
Township tshort tenn representing
the Republican party
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12

N. lsfs
pfFIClAI. STATEMENT
Ui TIE Financsa. Condition 0. the
Belgrade State Bank.

q. Belgrade, Stale II Missouri, at
the close of business 0ta the Nth
day et June. I9,6, p5hissh~d
III the Pe;osi Journal, newspaper
printed and rahlasaet .; Fo;@&i.
State Of Missouri. on the l2Ih
day Of July. lg.6.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12
For Surveyor representing the Dem
ocratic party.

For Public Administrator repFesen'
INK the Republican party,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12

For Justice Of the Peace Kings Ton
Township tshort term representing
he Democratic party
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12

For ladsr OF the County Court, t1rst
District. rrprrsrn,inH the Hcpuhiican
party
" II Compton. fu'oSi. Mo
For iutse OF the County Court. f1rst
District. rcprcscn;!ns the Democratic
party.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12

For Justice OF the Peace KINGSTON
Township tshort term representing
,he Republican party;
@E'i
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12

Tut l'ror,s-uilag Attorney rlpios'n'
rs the Republican pati,
rarkc N liau,a. fotusi. Me
William A Cooper, Potori, Mo.
For rru>rcultne Ait"tnCS represent
Ms the Democratic party
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12

Sor Justice OF the pea0' Concord
Township (short term representing
the Democratic party
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12

For Justice OF inc Peace johnson
Township tshnrt 'erm) represenunf
the Democratic party
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12
STATE OF MISSOURI,
.a..,- "a - -

CoaaIy ~ Washington !
w. J Il; W2it0a as president
spd l.. r kArsls~ as cashier of
SAID hznk. each at as. do ses-uiniy
swear that The ak.ave statement is
.-ue - the t<s, os our knowledge
and t-al,~f
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12

f0r sheriff r. representing the Rcpub
lean party,
Lawrence 81 Casey. Po;ost. MG.
Judson Richcson. Po,osi. No.
William Jarvis. HopcWcli. Mo,
fu, sheriff representing the lSmo
'ya,ic party:
q. l., Province, iroadalc. Mo.
For County TREASURER representing
he Republican party
Norman = Robins snn. Potosi. Mo.
For County Treasurer representing
thc gnmocratic party;
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12

For judge OF the County Court, Sec
end District. representing thr Repuh
lean party
Noah W Tally. Belgrade. Mo.
Owen s Martin sunlight, Mo
=. V. Eye, Shirley. Mo.
For judge ". the County Court. Sec
md District. representing the Demo
ratio party
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12
J. u WALTON, PRESIDENT.
4 r SARIIDw. Cashier.

l.. T. h-t n 4stW, NNs-AEeF-
Subscribed and swoya ;a before
ue. this 7,a aas II July A.
u, nine;eeu hundred Aad sixteen,
Witness my hand and ns;ariai
sal Gu the date last af, rssStd.
Commissioned And qualified for a
term expiring Jane aSh l9i>.
SEAL :. 4 NANWELL,
Notary Public.
Correct Attest.
J, T.. wALr0S,l
". & ION. J pirscters.
J W ANDES,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-12

State os Missouri.
County II Washington.
In the circuit cour,, IN yaca.
ton. Argus, tern. lDiI
l.0t~-r. Fortan.. pl.Jr.r.